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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-19
WEST VIRGINIA PRESS MEETING,
Representatives of tho Newspaper Fratcr
nifty In Session at wellAburg.

Representatives of tho Newspaper FrRter.
nifty In Session at wellAburg.
Special Dispaich 10 The InteaiOnee.
WRLLsBuRo, w. VA, June 1S.-The
West Virginia Press Association met
here to-day. The attendance was not
large, but more are expected on the
early trains tomorrow. Among those
who were present at the opening session
to-day were President A. B. Clark, Buck.
hannon DElid; +. o. Glass, Pan Handle
NelpS; NJ. S. Holt, Weston Republican
Samuel Jacobs, WellsburR Herald; O. Il.
Oldham, Moundsville Herald +. O.
Smith, Ravenswood Bugle; w. s. Wiley,
New Martinsville Democrat; r. A. Gal.
lagher,, ST. Marys Oracle; Jesse Platten.
burg, Hancock Courier; William Tucker,
Wellsburg Local; George N. Fleming,
BuCkhannoh Banner; John Frew,
Wheeling 1NTRLLiGENCRR, and others.
Among the prominent lookcrs.on pres.
ent were the Rev. Father brennan, w.
II. Tarr, Gen. Duval, Mayor Crawford,
and Alfred Glass.
Very little business was transacted To.
day outside OF the formal organization,
reports OF officers, &c. A paper on
"Free notices, their use and abuse" by
U. s. Grant pltEer, Of Martinsburg, was
read by Samuel Jacob, OF Wellsburg.
Among the interesting events Of the
day was the acceptance Of an ivltation To
visit Bethany College and the indus
tries OF New Cumberland tomorrow,
In the evening Of the same day there
will be a banquet, which will doubtless
DO one Of the pleaSantest feature Of the
meeting, and this, together with tho ex-
curslonS that are planned, will go Ia
make up one Of the most enjoyable ses.
slons Of the association ever held.
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TILE ELECTION AT PITTSBURGH.
Scenes During the Dny-Alleshony Comfy
FOrnlnSt tile Amendment.

Scenes During the Day-AlleghSny Comfy
Fornlnst tile Amendment.
PIrrsBuRGH, Pa, June lS.-To.day's
election on the prohibitory amendment
was never equalled forstrange sights and
sounds Tho streets we're filled all day
with amused crowds watching for the
brass bands Of the antis and the infantile
glee clubs Of the Prohibitionists. AS
each would appear the crowds greeted
them with cheers, and 1t made little diff
ference on which side the people were.
Everyone seemed to bein good humor,
and the election was ireer from fights
than any election ever before known.
The wagons containing the brass bands
Of the antis were followed by those con-
tanning the glee clubs Of the opposition,
and each alternately filled the air with
music. AT many polls the Prohibition
lists had rcireshment stands and served
lunches aud soft drinks to all the voters.
Returns from Allegheny county are
coming in slow. Conservative politicians
say the majority against the amendment
will reach 5000. In this city, 90 wards
out Of 80 give l4063 majority against the
amendment, The suffrage amendment
has been lost sight Of, hut II Is safe tc
say tllat the majority against 1t will be
very large. Returns received from sur,
rounding counties, all estimated, are al
follows: Fayette county, $500 major
ity for Prohibition; Forest county, 35t
majority for; Beaver county, 1000 for
Huntingdon county, 1000 for; West
moreland county, 800 fori Butler county
QkO1 tnr
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A GRAND RACING EVENT.
The Suburban Handicap Sweepstakes ut
sheephoAd bay -TsacSIand Wins,

The Suburban Handicap Sweepstakes at
shsephCad Bay -IaaCOland Wins,
New YoRx, June The great Amer.
lean racing event Of the year was de.
termined this afternoon at the Sheep.
head Bay track. The attendance was
the greatest ever seen at the course, over
10000 persons being present. The day
was tine, and the racing was excellent.
First rape-F Foam stakes, fye.eighth
miles, 81. Carlo won In l,0i,
Second race-one mile, Sea Drift won
Third race-Tldal stakes, ono mile,
Salvation won; time, LA 2.5.
Fourth race-The Suburban, handi.
cap sweepstakes Of 800 each, half ior
FIRST, the Association 10 add the amount
necessary 10 mako the value Of tho race
$4,000, the second 10 receive s., 900 and
tho third $1,000 out Of the money 80
added. RaCeland, owned by August
Belmont, winner; Terra Gotta, second,
and Gorgs, third; time by fractions,
"a 1.S b6j l.l7i l.43 2'6i 200 40. Dis
tance II miles.
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7HE PATRIOTIC SONS
OF America in Session at the
National Capital.
THE PRESIDENTS ADDRESS
Applauded-Eoroisn ImmI'
grafton acknowledgement to
the Encouragement of the
Clan,Na.Gael and others.

WASHINGTON, D. O., June ls,-Atth'
national meeting OF the Order Of tht
Patriotic Sons OF America today, DlstriC
President-at-Large A, O, Hawley, on be
half Of the members, presented to Pres
ident George P, Smith, OF Chicago, Z
handsome and valuable Past Presidents
lewelled pin, The public portion Of the
exercises were then concluded with the
reading Of President Smiths annual ad'
dress, The concluding portion Of the
address dwelt upon the necessity oi
committing to Americans the care and
preservation Of American principles and
institutions,
The control OF the public schools
should be a matter Of deepest concern.
Naturalization laws, he denounced as a
delusion, a snare and a fraud. By means
Of them in seventeen States aud four
territories, he asserted, 1t is possible to
entirely overthrow the congressional act
against alien landholders In this country.
The following sentiments upon sub
jeCts now foremost N the public mind
were loudly applauded;
A few more Haymarket riots aud Gro.
min murders, instigated by organized
bodies OF foreigners, who have been per.
mitted TO become citizens OF this free
America, and who have shown their
gratitude by sending messengers loaded
with dynamite back to their native coun.
try for the purpose Of destroying inno-
cent women and children, and who have
ioully murdered their members when
they failed to carry out their hellish
plans, and there will not be in our west
ern country lamp posts, telegraph and
telephone poles enough to hang the mis-
Creants.
! ask you is there room enough In
this country for societies like the Clan.
na.Gael, that arc not In harmony with
and are injurious to American institu-
tons; that are dangerous to American
order, disloyal to American gov
ernment destructive to American
principles, and repugnant TO American
Ideas, and disgusting to all Americans
who have any sense Of justice, any re-
gard for consistency and any respect for
the sanctity OF human liie2 Or have we
room for societies whose officers contract
with men to commit wholesale murders,
and then betray their tools that they
themselves may have more money to
spend for their own personal bene6tP
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BERLIN, June 1s-A memorial was
handed to Emperor William by General
Count Won Waldesee two weeks ago,
setting forth the fact that Russia was
arming hcr troops and begging the EN-
peror TO ask the Gear the meaning Of
these war.like preparations. The com.
munication has caused the Emperor
considerable irritation. Prince Bismarck
is persuaded, however, that Russia has
no hostile intentions.
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ATyARIOUS POINTS,
How tho Vote Stood In Some of the Towns
Uhexnecttd llesuita.


Unexpected Results.
ScoTrDALE, PA, June lS.-The vote
here to-day Sas light, there being but
447 votes cast, the Prohibitory amend.
ment having majority oi2l7.
CLiSTONylLLI, PA.-50 10 1 In favor Of
the amendment.
MERcGR, PA.-Borough complete, 1856
ior amendment, l07 against.
SOMRlsET, PA.-Borougli for amends
mont 1853, against 1874.
SHARON, PA.-Nearly 900 votes were
cast In Sharon to-day. The election
was unusually quiet. To the great sur.
prise OF everybody, Sharon gives 81
majority for tho amendment. IL dis.
tHCts through tho county gives 700
majority for the amendment. THIS
proportion will give 1000 for the amend.
ment In tlioCounty.
WiLKEsBAHRE, PA.-LuSerne county
gives 5000 majority against the prohibi.
tory amendment, Wllkesbarfe will give
500 against. Tho vote was liVht.
PlIlLLlrsRuB1, CENTRE CouNTV, Pa
This place giyCa go majority for the
amendment, 100 moro than the highest
estimate
MEADylLLE, hA.-Twenty precincts In
Crawford county, including the cities Of
MeadYille and IllusYllle, complete, give
SO5 ioI the prohlbitory amendment and
and b32 aRainst,
FRASELls, pA,-Eiileen out Of A die.
tricts give l,lSO majority for The amend.
ment, THIS indicates q majority In the
county Of 5000.
BRoCEWAYvlLLE, pA.--The vote here
to-day was ~ follows; liroCkWayvllle
borough, prohibition, 1871 against Ia /
suffrage, for u against, 0O,
=. .OoSSEANTyiLLE, PAr-FoE ilS against,
BRApIoRp, rA.--lIndiord's majority
ARlnst the amendment, iSe.
on CltY, PA,-ThO election passed Oh
quietly in ihla city aud a fair vote wa
est The city complete, 10 "a iollowa,
toi Prohibition, Si1, against, 009, fol
suffrage, III against 200. TWOnty.loui
Young precincts In the county give
$50 lot aud SO2 against tho prohibition
amendment. The Chairman Oi the Pro
hibillou County Committee claims th
counly by 1900.
DrBoiS, pA.-DubOls borough give
N9O LOT aud 30l against the prohlbilor
Amendment, Nineteen out Of 10 pre-
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George Albrecht, an employe Of Louis
Staib's wagon shop, was painfully hurt
on the left leg below the knee yesterday
by being struck by a heavy piece d
wood which caught in the machinery
and was whirled rapidly around.
Joseph Maloney, q Baltimore & Ohio
brakeman, was working in the Benwood
yards, coupling cars, yesterday morning
when he got his right hand caught be.
tween the bumpers and badly injured
DR.. Taylor dressed his wounds.
A brakeman on the Baltimore & Ohio
name Phillips had his right arm caught
in the coupling while hooking yard
engine to a car at Benwood, and the
bone was badly broken.
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wAsulNeToN, D. c., June 1s.-The
following telegram in reference to the
reported massacre in Mexico has been
been received at the War Department;
SAN FRANCISCO, June IS.
TOhe AdiuiaRi 0eaaal, UiaShtRoton, D, o..
Following received from the com.
manding officer, Department Of Arizona;
Referring to recent reports in newspa.
pers regarding the alleged killing of Mex
leans by Indians in Sonora, three hum
dred miles south OF the international
line, / am advised by Governor Torres
that after full investigation made by
him, he finds there is no truth whatever
in the report,
(signed) MILES,
Bripadier General.
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ASmprislngly Large Vote POlled
by the ProhibitlOlists
IN THE COUNTRY DISTRICTS.
Great Battle Oftho Ballots In the
Keystone State.
The Issue Settled for Some Time tc
Comc-IIow Tho Vote Stood In YarI.
Gus COuatles-The Indications
Are that tho Poll Tax
Is Not Repealed.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1919 a, a,m,-Re
turns from 81 Of the G7 counties
of tho State, give q majorit,
Of lGi,l7O against the" rrohibl
tory amendment The, counties MOI
heard from arc Carbon, Cliaton and Elk
Forty.two counties, mot including
Allegheny show majority O.
4,595 in favor. Of the abolition o.
the poll tax. The rural districts
have voted steadily against this amend
ment, and unless the remaining counties
show marked change. The poll taz
will remain in force.
The majority against Prohibition in
the State will approximate 100000.
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Mark Lane Reports.

LONDON, June 1S,-The Marx Lane
Express, in It's weekly review of tho Brit
ish grain trade says: The rainfall has
been abundant. Crops look well, ex-
cept in the Midland counties, where the
soil Ia saturated to such an extent that
wheat Is damaged. Sales OF English
wheat during the past week, Al, ,705 quar-
ters at 2ss 4d, against 39,G67 quarters at
Sis I'd during the corresponding week
last year. Much English wheat Is offer
ing under sos. A sale Of California
wheat at 3Ss AID indicates steadinesS.
Flour is dull. Malt and mailing barley
is firm. Oats ara firm.
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TILE NEWS AT PHILADELPHIA,
The Reports Late III COniing Inflow Some
Counties voted,

AHN ANNVNANA AsAhN ~ SN's'b A%fSW SNss@S
Counties voted.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 1s.-ReturnS
from to.day's election are just beginning
to come in. Bradford county gives 200
majority for the prohibition amendment
aud about 500 against the poll tax
amendment. Junilta counties gives l5O
majority against the prohibition amend.
ment aud 200 majority against the poll
tax amendment.
Tho following majorlties for, and
against the Prohibitory amendment
have been received. This county COM
plete, against 03,ls3; Cameron county
100 for; I.ehigh county 5000 against;
Potter county 800 for; Berks county
10000 against; Chester county $500 for; /;
Clearlleld county 1900 for; Northamp-
ton county 1000 against; Reading City
600 against; Wayne county 400
against; Warren county 400 for; Bed.
ford county 600 against; Fulton county
400 against; Indiana county $500 for;
Allegheny county 25,0O0 against; Jeder.
son county LOO for; Mitllin county $50
for; Monroe county 1900 against; /;
Luzerne county 1900 against; Centre
county l,760ior; Chester City 500 against,
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rnllld ilnlln tnr I,rnn,nlInn.

CHICAGO, June ls,-ohan Fan More,
Secretary to Chan Foo, Chinese Minister
at Washington, arrived in the city Sum
day morning and left this evening for
San Francisco, With him were his SEQ.
retaty, Mr, o, NJ. Heller, aud Mr. Isaac
CAM, Of Washington, D, o, Chan Fan
More and the rest Of Chan Foo's suite
have been recalled 10 China for promo
ton, the Minister himself remaining In
Wa6hinRton,
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BALriMoRE, Mn, June ls,-A deed
was recorded yesterday between hid
Baltimore 4 Ohio Telegraph Company
and the Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany. The Baltimore 4 Ohio Company
conveys 10 the Western Union an M
right, title and Interest In and 10 ali ID
telegraph lines and property Of eyefy
nature and description. The Consldefi.
lion IL n and the entire discharge of nm
Baltimore 4 Ohio Telegraph CompafiS
from The obligation 10 lssie the S0,GOO;
900 OF bonds provided for In Its cotItfacI
With the baltimore 4 Ohio hallfoat
Company,
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A I.ad,,s sudden pea,h.

Martins Ferry was shocked yesterday
morning when the announcement was
made that Mrs. August Rothermund had
died suddenly. She was found dead n
bed by her daughter Hannah about 4
o'clock, at the family residence on South
Second street. Dr.. w. B. shuttlewortb
was summoned, and when he arrived
found lie extinct. She had expired
very suddenly from heart disease, 9ho
appeared 70 DO enjoying the best Of
health and good spirits on Monday,
aud talked about Tuesdays work IN ilIe
evening, About 10 p. IN. she gave MI,
RoLhefmund medicine for Rheumatism,
With which he has been quite low ioi
several days, and retired soon aiterward,
She was In her thirty.Becond year, and
was q member Of the German LUTHERAN
church and kind mother and an afIeG,
lonate wife. The funeral will take tllRSt
from the house this afternoon al 9o'cIock
Services In the church. The intefmenI
will be al RlYOfNew cemetery,
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A Scandal N uleh Life.

LONDON, June S.-Francis Darbishire
has applied for divorce from bis vile
on account Of adultery with George
Baird, a patron Of the turf. The de-
fendant Is the widow OF Lytton sothern,
the actor, and she Is now filling an en-.
gagement at the Olympic Theater under
The name Of Agnes Hewitt. Mr.. Barbi-
shire claims 100 pounds damages from
Baird for alternating his wiie's affections.
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MAsoS olrY, Ia, June The Rock.
ford paper mill, one Of tho most sxtcn'
Blye enterprises Of the kind In the State,
burned yesterday, Tho loss IL estimated
al $4,000, with $1,000 insurance. The
organization was recently formed. The
machinery was not In operation Friday
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ST.. PETERSBURG, June 1s.-A number
Of notifications have been made in tho
import duties. The duty on woolen rags
has been fixed at one gold rouble; on
explosives at three gold roubles, and on
gunpowder at one gold rouble and forty
copeks per pound. The duty on raw
wool shoddies and worsteds has been
raised 20 to 100 per cent; on starch 7per
cent and on wax 25 per cent. Tho tariff
on rice has been lowered 20 per cent.
The Government Is draftinga new treaty
OF commerce with Japan,
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the STlTE SCH00L FUND

Aud the Enumerations OF Youth in the
Various Counties and Cities.
CnARLEsToN, June 1S.-Following are
the net amounts apportioned to the
various counties OF the State from the
State school fund for the school year be.
ginning July l, 1889:
Barbour, $5,0S6 OF; Berkeley, S..
47G Al; Boone, S2,7G4 20; Braxton, S5,.
4l3 04: Brooke, $2,255 A; Cabeli,
$7,377 So; Calhoun, $9,2l0 rs; Clay, 81, !.
9S3 02; Doddrldge, $5,047 n; Fayette,
$7,260 IS; Gilmer, $500 90; Grant, S..
1856 80; Greenbrier, 5000 or; Hamp'
shire, Sl02l 0S; Hancock, SLIPS Cd ;
Hardy, $2,S5S 10; Harrison, $S,450 90;
Jackson, S7,724 SO; Jefferson, 50, 100 05i
Kanawha, Sl4,027 10; Lewis, $5,.
797 Go; Lincoln, S4,6Sl 80; Logan,
$4,552 n; Marion, $7,40l 81; Marshall,
S7,7l5 Oh; Mason, Se,39S 27; Mercer, $5,'
l44 74i Mineral, Si,297 SO; Monongalia,
$5,7ll SO; Monroe, 81, 900 IS; Morgan,
S2,642 "a; Mcdowell, S2,0l8 64; Nicho'
las, $3,72O 43; Ohio, s., 1888 85; Pendle.
ton, SS,47s Il; Peasants, $2,7S1 70, Poe.
ahontas, S2,6l4 8b; Preston, $7,010 05
Putnam, $5,3s7 AZ; Raleigh, $3,722 59I
Randolph, S4,276 SO; Richie, $0,575 50j
lloane, $G,27b "a; Summers, 81, 1888 O5;
Taylor, A,59s l3; Tucker, $2,242 20,
Tyler, 1850 10; Upshur, S4,7S5 7SI
Wayne, S7,49l 81; Webster, Si,S97 0S
Wot5el, $6905 50; Writ, S3,O24 sol
Wood, $l060l IA; Wyoming, $2,6O5 3S
The apportionment TO the cities Ii as fol-
lows; Martinsburg, g 4s7 76i Wheel.
Ing, $ll,479 76i Charleston, 5000 22
Total, $3.50, ,9sl SO.
Following Is the enumeration OF youth
In the various counties and cities Of The
State:
Barbour, 4,GO3; Berkeley, 4,0S4 Boone
1861; Braxton, 1920, Brooke, 2,076;
Cabeil, D,6SOi Calhoun, 1850, Clay,
l,sIO; Doddridge, 4,670i Fayette, 6,6lSI
Gilmer, 9,4s2; Grant, 2,1s7 Greenbrier
0,230; Hampshire, 3,72Sj Hancock
1913; Hardy, 283S; Harrison, 75lSi
jackson, 0,022; Jefferson, 5,52Oi Kama,
wha, 1880; Lewis, $500; Lincoln,
4,2llj Logan, 4,14Sj Marion, O72l,
Marshall. O,0l4; Mason, $500; Mercer
5,isJ; Monroe, 4, ,ISi; Morgan }, 9,s9sI @
Mcdowell, 800; Nicholas, B,I2S; Ohio,
9,AOl PendlotOn, 8,2l0 Peasants, 9,520'
loCahontas, 2,42Si Preston, l,0SS Pat
nam, 4,sg3 Raleigh, a,4l0j Randolph
800bi Richie, l,9al Roane, 6,672
Summers, l,4a3i Taylor, 4,l8ll Tucker
2lOOi Tyler, .4,39d ppshut, ASA
Wayne, g,72l Webster, 1900 Wetsel
G,21Bi Writ a,2Dgi Wood, D,B65l Wyo
ming, 1920 Martinbburg, gl4Oi Wheel
Ing, D,bObj Charleston, I,7bl. Toia'
enumeration In tho State, 26S,084,
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Ready for Another Trial.

WASHINGTON, D. O., June lS.-Re-
ports received here from San Francisco
indicate that the cruiser Charleston will
be ready for another trial in about three
weeks. New cross.heads guides have
been made and are being fitted, and It Is
probable that new blades will be attach.
cd to the propeller, the contractors be-
ing impressed with the belief that the
present screw is Of a pitch so sharp that
It does not permit the engines to work
of all the steam developed by the boil
ara
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Resigned,

WASHINGTON, D. @, June lS.-The
Attorney General has received the resig.
nations Of George s. Peters, U. s. Attor-
ney for the Southern district Of Florida
and E. NJ. Boykin, United States Mar
shal for South Carolina. They have all
been accepted TO take effect upon the
appointment and qualification Of their
li1rnaalnfa
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guddon DoALh Oh j nilnl.lnr.

Rev. Charles q. steubgen, Of tbt
Eyangellc Lutheran church, d iornel
pastor Of that denomination In Wheel
Ing, was found dead In his bed al I'M
residence In Erle, Pa, Monday morning
He was about 10 years Of a9e, and ab
pafently In good health, a. he the diy
before served 40 0 pall.beafef for q Dc
parted friend. Heart disease caused hiI
sudden death, Mr.. Bteubgen was vel
aud widely known, and The announce
ment ol bis sudden death will caub,
many regrets,
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ParkorsburE Notes

DttldI Dllpdlch % Nt IRltlIq6nctr,
PARRERsBURu, June ISL. II. Scott,
proprietor Of tho Bradford House al
Mafi6Ita, was thrown from A buggy last
night, sustaining injuries from Which he
died last night.
Newton Hubbs, OF Pleasants county,
was cleared Ii the United ataleg Courl
this evening Of Counterieitlng, Tho case
has been on trial for i've years and has q
good deal Of local fame,
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LONDON, June 1s.-Mr. Parnell's ap-
peal against the postponement Of bis
libel suit against the Times has been
dismissed with costs. The appeal court
decided that the delay in the trial had
not damaged Mr.. Parnell's character, the
Times having admitted the libel and paid
the money In the court,
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Special Dipalth 10 Rt httsiligeHeR.
WINFIELD, W. VA, June l7.-Last
Sunday evening Wilson Wheeler struck
James Paul over tho head with q poker
In a quarrel at their home on Mud River
In this county. Paul 10 an old batohelor
on whose farm Wheeler, q married man
has lived a number Of years. Paul made
bis home with Wheeler, and II is hinted
that the tragedy was the outgrowth OF Q
family difficulty, The blow crushed the
victims skull, from which hp died yes
t0rday. Wheeler 10 at large.
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BALTIMORE June 1s.-Arlvod, steamer
Thauemore from Liverpool, and Ntuenl.
chen from Bremen.
New YoRK, June 1S.-Arriyed, steamer
Cufc from Liverpool.
PniLADELnifG, June 10. = Arrived,
steamer Nederland from Antwerp.
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CHANCE TO MAKE $500.
The strange Proposition Of a well Known
Railroad Surgeon.


Itallroad Surgeon.
sRnAttA, NO., June ls,-Two weeks
ago Dr.. Edwin Small, chief surgeon Of
the Missouri, Texas 4 Kansas road,
owned several valuable hunting dogs,
Five OF the number died last week ol
hydrophobia. To-day the sixth wa
iound'to be afflicted with the rabies and
tile seventh also exhibited symptoms
r, A, blair and Dr. I. L. White Ui this
city, have In their possession so.Called
madBIOnea which they claim are sure
anLidoteB for mad dog bites, Small a.
Berts that q maidstone possesses no ylituel
whatever and 10 test the matter HI
oIeB $500 70 any person who will sub
nit 10 being BIT BY the yabld dog now Is
Ills noB5OssIon who will run the risk O
the maidstone removing the poisonouI
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