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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-07
MEN AND WOMEN.

j.
A well.known publisher IN New York
city has offered Ward MCAllister Q hand;
some sum to write q volume OF social
"reminiscences.
Because Emin Pasha Is an Austrian
1t Is supposed he Is a Christian, This Ia
a mistaEe-Enin Pasha Is a Mohamme'
ban-a convert from Judaism.
The comte aud comtessee OF Paris will
celebrate their silver wedding the SOth
day OF May. II Is rumored that the
comte will issue q manifesto In honor OIL
the occasion,
The marquis dc Caux, the ex.husband
OF Adellna Patti, meeting one Of PATHS
friends recently said to him: "Be kind
enough TO ask madame 10 send her form
er husband a ticket"
Miss Hattie Blaine Is said to be pref
tier than her sister Margaret, but not SC
clever. She has large blue eyes, an ex
quisite complexion, and features OF re-
markable regularity. =" .
". Edward Yaux" sends to the Eng
lish Church Times a letter deplorinG The
special service In Westminster abbey ''ir
honor OF John Bright" because "Johr
Bright was not a Christian"
Gen. Sickles will soon have the sen
sation Of being present at the unyeillnl
OF a monument In his honor. 1t viii
stand at Gettysburg in the peach orchard
on the Emmittsburg road where he wa
wounded.
The Matthew Arnold fund now
amounts To 1900, Gl,00O Of 1t having
come from America. Six hundred
guineas will procure bust for West
minister Abbey aud the remainder will
be given To Mrs. Arnold,
at Is now practically settled" says
London Truth, that, tile Prince OF Ma
Piles (only son OF the King Of Italy, is to
marry Princess Clemantine, the young
est OF the three daughters Of the King o.
the Belgians." aais IN s
Queen Victoria wished 10 bestow The
Order OF the Garter upon the queen
regent OF Spain, but IL was discovered by
tho authorities that there was no pre-
cedent for givingto 1t female soyer'
eign, so the idea was abandoned. r
Senator Mcmillan, the new man from
Michigan, has already earned the repu
tation Of being one OF the most lavish
men in the upper house. He lunches
on the best food, drinks the finest wines
and smokes none bmt superior cigars.
The Princess Of Wales appeared at San
down wearing the straight falling Skin
without q suspicion Of steel, cushion, o.
puff, SO that questions may be regarded
as settled. Everything which the Prin
cess wore on this occasion was OF one
color, even to her gloves.
The Paris Le Figaro states that the
Emperor William oil Germany Is having
an imperial train built like that Of The
imperial family Of Russia, The train
says lie Figaro, was already painted and
furnished when the Emperor declared
himself dissatisfied and ordered the
work to BIO done over again. Why? Be
cause the colors employed did not match
the blue Of his hussar uniforml r,y
Secretary Blaine's present attack O
lumbago Is the first he has had 10 endure
since be came back from Europe. Before
he left this country he suffered a great
deal from rheumatism In the back, hu
he has been free from that affection iol
q great many months. There ia only
one mode Of treatment which gives hin
relief. he goes To bed, perspires freely
drinks hot gin, and sleeps as much a
possible. .,,tt75r ifY .tt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-07

A case recently tried in brooklyn %.
tabllShed for that Jurisdiction at least,
the plumbei's.t CspOnSlbility for Ills ariB'
Ing from defects In his work, The deci.
sion goes even beyond this, holding the
plumber who makes repairs responsible
for any defects In the old work with
which he may 10 connected
Commenting on this the Sanitary
N,rI says the plumber should insist on
a complete inspection Of the entire
system aud tho right to repair any do.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-07

PRESIDENT HARRISON. according to
Democratic authority, has made about as
many removals as President Cleveland
made in the same length Of time. Per.
haps President Harrison will do better
as he gets his hand in. Give good
man a chance
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-07

THE next time an army officer is
tempted to JOHN public work he will re-
member the mild fate oiMajor Lydscker,
and go ahead with the job. 1fLydecker
was guilty his punishment Is farce. II
he was innocent his punishment is an
ontrnre.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-07

CouSr oARlE DI CoRrl offershis "beau-
titul title" for the small sum Of $4,000
to him in hand paid, The Countwould
gladly throw in his ancestral estate II he
had any, Here is a chance for a rich
American woman who would Just as
soon have a title without a foreign hus-
band as an incumbrance.
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DIED

WoLvfNGToN--0n Sunday, May s, 1880, at $50
O'Clock q. M, MOLIIE o. daughter Of William
and Elizabeth WOlvington, aged . years.
Funeral services Tuesday evening at7;SO o'clock.
Funeral from the residence Of her parents,
No. 80 Thifty.thitd street, on "wednesday at
s;2Oa, m. Ihterment at Cameron Cemetery,
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Astlteh Ia Time saves nine.

This 10 an old adage, and a true one,
and no one will dlSpnteit ttapplleB %
many things generally aud 10 Loose's
Extract Red Glover Blossoms for The
cure Of Rheumatism, especially. II ID d
remedy that cannot DO eSCelled, Logan
Drug COMPANY bridge corner druggists,
Wheeling, w. Va. nav,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-07

NEw York society flatten itself It has
struck a new thing in the amateur cir
Gus, Where Is the man with soul so
dead as never to have "played circus"
when ho was boy? New York society
IL slow. &
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-07

AN arch TO commemorate the George
Washington Centennial, is a New York
suggestion, Going to dedicate the arch
and the Grant monument at the same
timer
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-07

LAST week large gray eagle swooped
down on a Connecticut man and seri-
ously hurt him. The Connecticut man
should have known 1t was the American
Eagles week,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-07

ZION Tt TfMton ddsttte, 0'h "l '7N
A Detroit Man has named one Of lis
shade trees 1.-THE Mugwump," because
Il 10 the frst TO leave, II isrot d fruit.
barring tree. W fF' aH' Z" ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-07

THE Opera House Orchestra always
gives a good cercert No other agency
does SO much TO keep alive in Wheeling
the real musical spirit,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-07

A HUNDRED years hence we shall have
Navy and aNational Guard that will
inspire with respect the powers that
stagger under the lead Of standing ar
mics.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-07

MANY things are expected to drop In
Washington this week, Hold your hat
ready to catch your share,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-07
Centemeri Kid Gloves.

have just opened complete assortment Of the cee
in the city Of Wheeling Our price for the Best
Colored sthe that charged by Messs centemeri
Co in New York. viz IS pair Each pair Of the gen
uine bears the name Of p Centemer & Co. on the inside As
the supply Of this particular make Of Gloves is inadequate to
the demand, we would advise an early selection.
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FOR RENT.
y K. GIEFEN 4 co.,

ID K, CITIZEN & Co,
LIZ General Agents Tor tho
t, SsS F syS 40 SS Pi{ P RST: s sRS
t6pAlfs, BjfGcuIe Ch1led f9nd PioWI aud 70.
palm Ftii6eli. Chilled land Pi1WI and fepaiil,
Bend Chilled LRpd pioYI and f0pSlfSl 9lS 1nlpl
blow feInJi, Malta lid blown Double shovel
ployl, Malta and 4fpRn sglky Cultivation, Our
Ch4los and AfoEn Five Shovel cultlSAlofj.
Willie lot cItplliatlt prices gnd tettltotY. All
0e SsS promptly llSd' ih0 k5S WV, sSE W.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-07
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

tSl) TWenty.fOar Lots In CaldWCll'S ADD
ton 70 the City Of Wheeling.
ss i hSs g SSS e. s g ESti. y Tsn
lhe south b. the HGndlGH Homestead, and %
ne west By the b. 4 ORR.
Theif proximity 70 Tho Gb0yO named Flili9el
tendef1 them e1collont tltOS Tor mAauiaciufpI
:, q noI IoId IN thirty days will b sOld Al pab
FOf tSfmi aud further Information .pplyp
", v, HOuE a BRO,
o. WnAILA n, HLNbLAN, ''' '-"'A'''"Y
Aalb U w, O0f. UhApilhO a HiGtANnth H.
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RTBBONS-

and complete stock Of the best Satin Edge Gro Grain and
More Ribbons manufactured In all widths and coors in.
Guiding the widest More Sash Ribbons. 6
In this advertisement we would call attention to our new
stock Fans Saches Purses Pockebooks Razor Steel Scs.
sors Parabod Needles Persian Trimmings Laces Enbrod.
cries Hosiery Corsets Silk Mts LaTosca Parasols, &c..
&c, together with complete stock Of HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS Of the better grades .s,.., a.,
DEsSpecia attention is invited to our unusually large
and varied stock Of BLACK GOODS embracing Phestleys
4onch wide Silk and Wool enrieas Railroad Cords Satin
Stripes and Nuns veings to match the Henrieas Also
6snch wide Chany Dress Laces Fish Nets and Brussels
!, T5sDaiy Arrivals, Always Adding Some
thing New. I.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-07
WHEELING, MAY \, 1880.

LAY Oft winter under clothing, take on
colds,
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TOR SALE,
FARM FOR SALE.

have nice Farm Of ITO acres, lying along The
In each) four miles from New NRrtin5vllle;
nearly all down In grass, well watefed, HubItAl.
hh improvements, and In good neIghborhOod,
which wish 10 sell. The title d perfect and
will DO sold at bargain and on reasonable terms
cslt Oh Or address me at New Marlnwllls.
VIZ" ~ county FRED FRED. B. BOWERS, Trustee
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

MARSHALL COUNTY FARMS
UI FOR SALE,
Highly improved farm Of 2l3 acres on River
hill, near Poyhatan SAtlOn-brlck dwelling
house; mostly in grass.
2i8 acres on Ohio river, 8 miles from Mounds
yillei about onethird river bottom; upland
W. v. HoGE & BRO,
rnf0 100 MAfket Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-07

For all arrangements Of the liver,
stomach and bowels, take DR., Pierce'a
Pellets. One a dose.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-07
dor SALE.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,

The twostory Brick Dwelling House Of elgh.
rooms, situate and known ~ No. 2t28 ChApline
street, ct tho northwest corner Of TwentySlxth
and ChApllne streets. Heated and lighted by
gas, For terms, &C., ApplytO
W. H. RINEHART,
apis Real Estate AGENT. lbs Market 81
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18

Sr Cmrlca Rugcli'a gpccci uofolo tho
pHrpII ccWmiriun ia to bu printed IN
pamphlet loan tut e,rculO. .Iol tuodT
Nluav britain, aWunUu unu sac yu,unl,a,
No. . furnace ul the Brooks Iron COM
pany, at BIrdshurO, near Rpading was
blown out ycgtHUjv Ter a Hueuwlul
run Of three ycalh, 20 rosunc IN % low
months,
The Pl,5burg milk WI "a Goout over,
Ohio is ecndlng m plenty NJ tho lu,d,
and instead OF thcro being u scarcity inc
supply has been plenty for all practical
purposes,
A commit,ccoppo tod by Che ponnsyl'
vnnia legislature IN investigating the
charges OF cruelty and mismOnnGcmcnt
OF tho Allegheny pCnilentinly A Former
Official made The complaint
Governor Beaver has rcspited Samuel
johnson, the murderer of John sharp
less, until Jane 4, and George ClNlltc,
who murdered William MoCauSlund N
Greene eou'Ny, until June 20.
The mangIcd remains Of John Smiley,
q bricltlaycr employed 1t the rolling mill
in Hubbard, were found this morning on
tho Now York, Pennsylvania and Ohio
track, near Youngstown. Smiley had
been drinking,
Twenty coal miners employed ot the
mines AZ Alinavillo, o., are out ON u
strike, causcd by tho omploymontof of -four
non-uniOn minurs who are charged with
"blaoksheeping.' President Mcbride IL
trying 10 ilX the lnattor up.
George Calder proprietor Of tho Fulton
Cotton mill nj Lancaster, PN has as
signed. Liabilities about $4,000 assets
probably S5O,0OO Tho assignment ig NJ
tributcd tO depression In the trade. Tho
mill employs about i75 hands ......
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Arrncs.Ilcaycr Case.

WASHINGTON, April l3,-Whcn the
Armcs Couirrmartiul met yesterday
morning at the war department, Il WIS
announced that Judge lluhbell had been
secured ~ counsel for Mai, Armes In
place of Capt. Knox. The defendant
pleaded not guilty 10 the charge and 10
the specifications, and the afternoon was
occupied In hearing witnesses to the as-
sault on Governor Beaver and Maj.
Armos' conduct ON inauguration day.
Several army officers were among the
witnesses, L. J.. Haight testified that he
saw Armos place his hand near Beavers
face, hut couldn't say whether he touched
him or not. Beaver struck VI Armes
with his crutch, but did not hit him,
Roger A. Spraguo testified that u aman
rushed up behind Beaver grasprd his
nose and gave II u violent wrench, but he
could not say whether or not Armes was
the man,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18
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Spring IqpOTtatiOnS
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New Wool suitngA IN medium and light shades,
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French Sauurs n, A5c &C. SOC aud lihr, IN the
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American splinrs, hctt styius ana Hakus, at iasc
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New Chalies ut 70, and Que Imported styles ~ BO'
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our popular siOO French Corset, tl,b0 quality.
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Send In your orders for samples now The lafg0g
stock between Philadelphia and Chicago
Send all cuora 10
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18

upon which his brother and sweetheart
had lnkcn pnssngc llis grief was un'
controllabIo,
a BELuslvE HorE,
10 was hoped tho steamship Elder
might bring IN ihepaSongors, or at least
some nOws Of them, Tho Elder reached
her dock after 1 o'clock this afternoon,
She didnot sec 0nythlngof the Denmark,
and her officers were greatly surprised
when told the particulars,
Tho steamship Iceland OF tho Thing
valln line, which left Copenhagen four
days later thnn tho Denmark aud is due
here now, will probably bring some in
tolligcnoo Of the disaster,
Tho Denmark was formerly the freight
steamer Jan Brydcl, of the White Gross
line. Last fall Mossrs, Funch, Edge a.
Co., who are also agents Of tho latter
limo, had the vessel put In condition for
passenger traffic, rcchristonCd her Don-
mark and transferred her 10 tho Thing.
valln fleet This was tho vessels first
trip from tho other side under her now
colorB. The reported disaster vlvldly rc.
calls the collision Of tho steamship
lnnnHNnlNlt Ol lnO hNUlo lHOi hlNb hulh-
mer, by which many livoa were lost.
New York ngontsaysth that when sighted
by the City Chester ON Monday lnsti lNti.
tndO i6.bj north longitude 81l8 west,
the decks aft aud the sails were In pieces,
but the vessel was floating, and, although
the reporting steamer expressed the be-.
lief that she would shortly founder, this
did moi occur during all tho time that
elapsed from tho hour ghe was first
sighted,
Tho Denmark wnq floating directly in
the tract, Of tho transatlantic steamers,
aud we believe beyond perNdvonturo that
the passengers and crew were taken Off
some time, possibly as for bock M n
couple Of days before tho City of Chester
sighted The wreck, since the Denmark,
having loft Christiansand on the 90th of
March, should under ordinary circum-
stances, have advanced considerably be-
yond the position found IN.
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THE PASSENGER sTc iNlshjp CEN
MARK ABANDONED AZ SEA,

scyon Hundred Souls on Board, Including
?nqsragots aud Crcw--Now York Agcnto
Gins 10 the Hope that the Passengers
woro i!csouod by Another ship-ras-
scngcrs Mainly Immigrants.
NEH "oRR, April 18--Tho nows Of the
discovery Of the steamer Denmark,
abandoned In mdocoan, caused tho
greatest cygtomont in shipping circles
here. The matter " ~ yet truly q
mystory Of the sya, anG II is impossible
10 Ray wheihG? hundreds OF persons have
found wilterY graves or whether single
soul hna been lOst
The lnnan line steamer City OF Chos-
Ter arrived nj Queenstown yesterday,
and her captain reported that on April \,
in latitude 40 north, longitude " west,
Bhe passod the Danish steamer Denmark,
from Christianslnd, Copenhagen, ETC.,
for New York. The Denmark hild boon
abandoned by her crew. Hor stern was
level with the sea and her bow stood
high out Of tho water. She was up
parontly sinking. All og the boats were
gone from the davits, and the abandoned
vessel Ind a most melancholy appear
ance. After watching the wreck for
some hours and observing no sign of lifo
the City OF Chester resumed her course,
The Denmark was u vessel Of 2,2O0 tons
and belonged 10 tho Thngvnlla line. Sho
was commanded by Capt. Knudson. Tho
Denmark was formerly the Belgian
steamer Jan Broydel. Sho was q bnrk
rugged vessel and was $40 feet long, 40
feet In breadth and 30 feet deep. Sho
was built NJ Newcastle, England In 1880.
Funoh, Eyde q 90. aro tho New York
agents for tho Thingvalla line, 10 which
the abandoned steamer belongs They
refused nj first 10 believe tho reports, but
full advices show conolusivoly that II
WIS tho Denmark which the City OF
Chester had seen. Tho Office Of the COM
pany was soon throngcd with people
anxiously inQuiring for news. Ono OF
the firm said.
We have cable dispatch 10 The effect
that tho Denmark left Christiansand on
March 20, on her first voyage under her
now dag and name. She had boon COM
pletely overhaulod, and IL was thought
by all that she was the best Of our fleet.
There were on board OF her at tho timo
Of her departure Mt least 7l0 people, or
these $50 were passengers. To manage
and look after the comforts OF this large
number Of passengers there must have
been ut least sixty In the crew, and prob
ably fhe number may have reached 100,
or perhaps 1876 There aro therefore to
be accounted for the lives OF from no 10
no people.
No list Of tho passengers on board tho
ill-fortuned steamship Is 10 be had in this
city. Among tho llrst callers at tho
Office of Funch, Edge ~ Co, was Mnrtin
Stover, q young farmer from somewhere
in Massachusetts, who got thore last
piGht TO await the arrival Of ela eloninor
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Not n wheel Turned.

MrENEApoLs, April 13.--Not q wheel
was turned Yesterday on any Of the street
car lines until 1 o'clock yesterday after
noon. At that hour car was started
under police protection, but after u run
Of two or three blocks the conductor
ordered the driver 10 pull back TO tho
barn. II was said the men gave the con-
ductor $40 10 turn back. A second at-
tempt at 2;30 o'clock proved more
successful. About q block away from
the barn the strikers threw the oar from
the track, but IL was soon put on tho
rails again and successfully accomplished
round trip, No further attempts were
made 10 run out cars.
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A Tlmn Gas woll on a Ilampngt,

TWmN, O., April l9,--Grcot excite
mont was created here 10y the discovery
Of a large increased capacity in one Of
the gas wells, About a year ago the well
was drilled In on the Highland addition
TO the city, and had a capacity OF half a
million feet, which has been utilized in
the Beatty Glass factory This morning
the gas,bumt the pipes IN the factory
with terrific force, doing great damage
10 the building, but fortunately no one
was injured Upon cXaming the well II
was found that over goo feet Of The cas-.
ng had been blown out and the flow Of
gas increased 70 $4,000, 900 feet per diem,
The well will bo fccuscd and used TO H.
illuminate the city ON The occasion Of the
celebration which occurs ON the 10Th
Instant.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-18
NEWS IN GRIEF.

Tho Pennsylvania Railroad company
will furnish thoir employees with new
uniforms about May ].
Thomas NJ. Jones, general manager OF
the iron works Of Jones q Buughlin, is
dangerously IN VI his homo In Pittsburg'
Mr. parnell viii accept tho tender Of
tho freedom of The city OF Edinburgh
after he has given his evidence before the
commission.
Jake Kilrain has deposited with The
New York Clipper $1,000 his final dc.
poait IN The match with Llllivan, maxi
ing the total $4,000,
The los ON the cotton and corn cargo
OF the steamer Chilian, by llsG nights
fire az New Orleans, will roach SlOVi w.
The vessel Ia not damaged.
= IL Is now likely that Dubois will have
n water works. A company has been
organized by local capital and charter
osked for from tho Legislature
Claus Sprockels, when asked II ho had
joined The sugar trust as rclortod in
New York, replied; II am nut In tho
trust and never win be at amy price"
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PHILADELPHIA, April 13.--John G,
Corruth q Co, propriotors Of the Endur.
ance mills, this city, were robbed OF
So, 100 yesterday by their bookkeeper,
William w. Hill, who succeeded in get
ting out of the city before the robbery
was discovered. Tho money was given
TO Hin to place in envelopes for the
weekly wages Of the employees, He was
left alone and few hours later, when
Mr.. Carruth returned to the Office he
found Hill and the money gone. Tho
police authorities Of New York, Boston
and Baltimore havo been notified 60
watch all outgoing steamers for the
fugitive, d. ....-.i!A,a....-...-.
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rhn IlnLnrLnnn nn IInnd.

ROCHESTER, N. y, April t8,--For tho
flmt time aimee the strike begun evening
runs were attempted last night, but the
experiment was not u success, On the
North Clinton street limo barricados were
erected, and the driver of ono car was
afraid " get down 10 remove thom.
Twelve men were called 10 tho place and
were stoned by tho crowd, one officer
getting hit on the back, The windows
OF tho chr were shattered and Tho driver
was struck on the hand with n brick.
The cars were taken off early, Several
Pinkerton detectives are on guard on the
cars, Seven arrests were made this
eyeninp