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OFFICIAL-PITTsBURG.
mo. 1871
4 NORDINANCE-FOR THE CONSTRUC-
IA TON of steps on Park avenue. from Fifth

IA TlON of steps on Park avenue. from Fifth
avenue to Rowan avenue.
Section l-Be it ordained and enacted by the
city of Pittsburg, in Select and Common Coun-
ellis assembled, and it Is hereby ordained and
enacted by the authority of the same, That
the Department Of Public Works be and is
hereby authorized and directed to advertise for
proposals, and the Department Of Awards
award a contract for the construction Of
wooden stairs or steps on line Of Park avenue,
from Fifth avenue extension to Rowan street
or avenue, in the Twenty-first ward.
y Section 2-That any ordinance or part OF Or
dinance conflicting with the provisions Of this
ordinance be and the same is hereby repealed
so far as the same affects this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted into a law in Councils
this 9th day OF December, A. ID. 1883
II P. FORD President Of Select Council.
Attest: GEO. SHEPPARD, Clerk Of Select
Cotpcil. WIN. A. MAGEE, President Of
Gomlaon Council pro tenn; Attest: GEO.
Mayors ONCE. December II. 1859 Approved:
WIN. MCCALI1N, Mayor. Attest: w. 81. No
CLEARw, Mayors Clerk.
Recorded in Ordinance Book, vol. 7, page go
9th day Of December. A. D. leo2 ds23o9
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the Fencn.

BOSTON, December @.-A private letter was
received here to-day from one Of the Boston
players IN San Francisco. in which IL was stated
that Nash and Rardie Richardson were favor
able to the League, and were liable to accept
the offers of the triumYirs inside of week.
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HUNDREDS or RORsEs STOLEN
By an Organized Band of Horse Thieves in
Middle Tennessee.

Middle Tennessee.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATCH.]
CHATTANOOGA, December 90 What
amounts to panic exists among the farmers
of Davidson and adjoining counties Of
Middle Tennessee. An organized band of
horse thieves has been operating there
for several months without let or hindrance
1t is estimated that within the past six
weeks 200 horses have been stolen and run
into Kentucky fastnesses, where it is inn
possible to follow them or the thieves. Not
one of these animals has been recovered or
is likely to be.
1t is supposed that the thieves have a
regular underground route to Cincinnati,
where the stolen horses are sold. General
w. II. jackson. of the famous Belle Meade
farm, John Overton, and the Cockerills are
talking of perfecting a farmers association
to rout the robbers.
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skinned WiIh Ihs s,ake..

MAssuLoN, O., December 2a.-A fight with
two-ounce gloves for purse of 800 vas ar
ranged to take place at North Lawrence last
night between Joe Gallagher, of Smithville.
and Miller, of Akron. Pending the settlement
of a dispute about the preliminaries Gallagher
got hold Of the stake money and skipped.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-30

Carpenters and Joinsrs Meet Tonight.
Local Union 142, carpenters and ioinsrs,
will hold its regular meeting at Al Fifth
avenue this evening. Business Of import
ance will be transacted.
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The Murphy. at BrnddocI[.

Francis and Edward Murphy conducted
q large temperance meeting in LeightOn'S
Rink, in Braddock. yesterday afternoon.
Many persons signed the pledge.
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BACK IN SEVENTH PLACE.

Pittsburg Takes a Jump in the Clearing
House List.
BOSTON, December 29.-The following
table, compiled from dispatches from the
managers Of the leading Clearing Houses
Of the United States, shows the gross ex-
changes at each point for the week ended
December %, 1889, with rates per cent Of in
crease or decrease, as compared with the
amounts for the corresponding week in 1888:
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Pitcher O'Bnen Dying.

Troy, N. Y, December 2a-Pischer John
O'Brien of last seasons Cleveland club, is
very low in this city with typhoid fever, and is
not expected to live.
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Won't Go to Australia.

John Teemer gives up the Australian trip for
the Thayer championship race and will go into
training at McKeesport in April, probably
sooner.
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NO SIGNS OF IMPROVEMENT.
The Progress of the IDfuenza Continues
Thronghont An Europe.

= m ~ = 1I7IIl n y A1IIH UDVs
LONDON, December 29.-The epidemic
of influenza continues in Paris, and there
are no signs of an improvement. In Munich
the disease is increasing. In Berlin it is
accompanied by Dengue fever, not affecting
the nose, larynx or windpipe, but attended
by rheumatism and rise Of temperature to
about 1O4 The symptoms disappear in
three days.
Many Of the officers of the Berlin garrison
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CLEVELAND,S TURN NOW.

The City BY the Lake sure Thar il Has the
Infuenza.
CLEVELAND, December 29.-Russian in
fuenza is quite prevalent in Clevelend
DIR. Beckwith, member Of the State Board of
Health, said there could be no doubt Of the
existence Of many cases of the disease here,
and be will SO report to the board.
All classes of people seem to be affected,
and some are compelled to take to their
beds. No serious results are apprehended.
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THEY DROPPED TIE PLUMBER.

How a Couple of showcase Thieves Had
the Luck 10 Escape.
At 1:30 this morning two thieves attempted
to carry away showcase, containing about
s25 worth Of pants goods, from in front of
the Hotel Hamilton. Officer Murphy gave
chase, and the pair dropped the case in
Barker's alley, and escaped. The case and
goods belonged to x. Zober.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-30

are affected, and about one-third Of the
military workmen at spandana are Ill with
the disease.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-30

The wagon and carriage workers will hold
a meeting this evening at Solon Hall, Grant
street, for the purpose Of organizing union.
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TO SUE DESERTERS,
Pittsburg May Follow Phila-
delphia'S Example and
PUNISH SOME PLAYERS.
The Association Scheming to Get a
Club in Washington.
TIE SPORTING NEWS OF TIE DAY

The suits Of the Philadelphia Brotherhood
club have given rise to the statement that
Pittsburg deserters from the brotherhood
viii also be prosecuted. The American As
sOciation is trying to get club in Wash
ington, and trouble is expected. John
Splap writes an interesting letter from En-
gland. The amateur athletic rules have
been greatly changed.
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HUsTLINe an BOSTON.

tracts are those of Haddock and Hoy. Of the
WashIngtons. with BufAlo.n
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY,

w give good reference II required, Address
MAUD A. SHAW, 3O5 Robinson street, Allie
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Making Fast Time.

Not Included in totals. No Clearing House at
this time last year.
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PuTsBURG, December q, 1889
The United States Signal Service oflcer in
this city furnishes the following:
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RIysr . $40 ;. n. 81 fsst aehangs o. IL in =
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THE WEATHER..

For Western Penn
sylVania and Vest
Virginia, fair until
Wednesday, m ucA
colder; nOrth,Oesterly
minds. NTH a cold
tOaUe.
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COL sHlLLOROss REPLIEs

To an Article That Appeared in the Ip'slli-
gsnceF Nearly n Aionlh Ago, Regarding
His Alleged Intimidation OF c0loFsd
Voters,
10 ne Editor OfNs EaidligRea,
sIR;-AIy attention has been called to
an article In the local columns Of your
issue Of December 2s, 1883, headed 1.-THE
City Republicans, " from which article l
extract the following; In the Second
ward IN effort is to be made to cause a
lisalIection among the colored voters,
but after the attitude oithe Democracy
towards the COlOTed voters in that ward,
as shown by Deputy United States Mar
shall Shallcross and his strikers, repre-
senting and working for the Democracy
at the time OF the National election last
month, this scheme Is another that will
not be likely to work."
do not know the author Of the arti-
Gle quote from, or ! would request him
to point out any act Of mine, on the day
OF election referred to, or at any other
time during my whole lie, calculated to
interfere with the legal rights Of any
colorcd voter, or citizen. On the con-
trary, had the Act Of Congress In re-
gard to the elective franGhlse-sectlon
5,5ll Revised Statutes Of the United
States-printed and posted at every
voting place in the city OF Wheeling on
the OH Of November last, that every
colored man, and white man too, might
see the danger OF voting, or attempting
to vote illegally, and II the writer Of the
article referred to, thinks that latitude"
towards the Colored voters trying "a
keep them out OF TROUBLED was wrong IN
me, beg leave to differ with him, and
those who, through bad advice Of men
who knew better, violated the law on
that day, whether Colored or white, ]
think, will sooner or later, dltler with
the writer OF the article and curse the
men who counselled them to vote IL
legally. By inserting this in your paper
you will oblige,
Your obedient servant,
THos. T. SHALLCRoss.
| IVbs.J;n1 E,,, 81
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In lilo hight direction.

The southern question" still contln-
ties 10 be IN interesting topic for discus
sion. II IS all tho more interesting
because II appears to DO on tic eve Of a
settlement. 1t is within the power Of
the Southern States themselves to settle
It without outside interference, and
there seems TO be all awakening all
along tho line to realization Of this
fact. The Chicago Inter OCEAN, In dis
cusSlng the matter makes. the following
interesting observations:
"TheshelitE Of kemper county, AIissis-
sippl, has opportunity TO do more to-
ward inducing immigration TO that State
and thereby increasing tho value OF
lands and adding to tho riches Of tho
commonwealth than all tho local iinmi.
grafton socletlGs, associations, or agon.
cles yot or hereafter to DO established,
and In ayaillng himself Of this opportu-
nifty he will Sflto his name in TINT
bright lexicon Of honor In whose pages
the record Of the sheriff Of Birmingham,
Ala, IL cmblazoned, What tho States
South, and especially the States Of Mis-
sIppi aud Louisiana, most need Is purga.
ton from contempt Of law that once
made capital and persons will migrate
Southwark with wonderful rapldity,
factories will spring up, farms will In.
cteaso In value, towns will multiply,
railways lntpnecl the country, and ships
throna the coasts. But thOte Is no
prosperity where there Is no peace, and
there is no peace where law Is not On.
forced. These plain truths must be
accepted In tho South, asthUy have been
in lhu North, before Southern prosperity
approaches to tho measure Of Northern,
s "uOyernor i.uwty's dispatch to the
Sheriff gives assurance u State old Ia
arrcstlng, holding aud prosecuting the
rioters whose work has been that Of In
candidates and murderots, Tho subot.
dinaIu officer 10 instructed by tie Chief
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MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.

The FIImsy Ground on Which Judge Flem'
lug Bases Certain Allegations.
Fairmont IrtIt IirgiHtan.
In tho notice Of contest for possession
Of the Governors office, Judge Fleming
alleges that at the late election in this
State the inspectors of election (many
| Of the boards being two to one Demo-
cratic) permitted l,O42illegal votes to bo
polled against him, and specifies, with
numerous legal phrases and embellish-
ments, that eighteen OF that number
were deposited in certain designated
precincts OF Marion county. An invcs'
tiCation into the merits OF the Judges
astonishing proposition reveals In turn
n state OF affairs that will probably
startle the Judge; and we beg to assure
him that II his cause rests upon nothing
more solid than his allegations
against his fellow citizens Of Marion
county, he is wasting great deal Of val:
liable time--nOt only OF his own but OF
the Courts, as well, to say nothing OF the
people's rights In tho matter-by suing
ont iniunctions and other processes In
tho effort 10 prevent the Governorelect
from obtaining the rights guaranteed
him under the Constitution. OF tho
eighteen personscharged by Judge Flem'
Ing with the grave crime OF illegal voting
in this county, all but one are known to
be entitled TO exercise the elective
franchise at their several voting places,
and the one exception Is Democrat, and
cast his ballot for Judge Fleming and he en-.
tire Democraticicket, accordingto our best
adyices, We are therefore constrained to
tender the Judge vote Of thanks for
calling attention to the Illegally Of his
vote. We venture to say that when all
the testimony as to violation Of the cleo
ton law is filed and admitted, the Dem.
ocratic majority in this county for Gov:
ernor will be materially decreased; and
II the Democratic contestant fares no
better elsewhere, his aggregate vote In
the State will present the aspect the
parrot did when 1t emerged from the
picnic with the monkey. The Judge
should not suffer himself I'd be misled
by his overzealous friends into cause.
less attack upon his reputable fellow
citizens. He could have informed him
self and avoided blunder, had no seen
proper to take that trouble,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-22

Executive Of the State in the details of
his Office, and is reminded that your
sworn duty and the good name Of your
county demand your prompt and eper-
getic action II a Northern newspaper
had given this excellent advice it would
have been charged with bloody shirt
ism, Fortunately, 1t comes from the
Democratic Governor Of a most Demo-
cratic State, and is pleasant evidence Of
a growth Of conviction that observance
of law is as necessary in Mississippi as
in Illinois, When this conviction be-
comes general the Southern question
will settle itself. The only Southern
question ever mooted Is, and has been,
win the South conform to the laws and
constitutions Of the United States and
Of the various States?'"
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain of'cutting teeth2 Il
SO, send at once and get bottle Of MRs,
WINsLow's sooTHINa SYRUP FOR Gull
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mothers, there Is no mistake aboutit. II
cures dysentery and diarrhea, regulates
the stomach and bowels, cures wind
cholic, soitens the gums, reduces the in.
Hnmmation and gives tone and energy
to the whole system, MRS. WlNsLow's
sooTHlNa SYRUP ron CHILDREN TEETH.
ING Is pleasant to the taste, and Is the
prescription Of ono Of the oldest and
best female nurses and physicians In the
United States, and IL for sale by all drug
gists throughout the world. Price %
cents bottle. MwT4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-22

10 ne Editor Ofths Htellgencer,
SIR:-The Democratic leaders Of Wet
eel county, not being satisfied with the
notoriety OF their villainies In changing
the result OF the election for Congress
man for this district, are continuing
their neiarious work.
They furnished the United States
Marshal with the names OF oil the Dem.
ocrats who were known to have voted
for Golf. SubpGnas were issued and
sent to Constable John ShriYer, who
put in the greater part Of the week, rid
Ing almost day and night, summoning
them to appear in tho Federal Court at
Parkersburg. They claim those parties
were bought by the wicked Republlc
Had 1t been their purpose to make an
honest, non-partizan investigation, sew
eral Democrats about New Martinsville
who disbursed large sums Of money
would have received an invitation to
to attend court,
IfJudge Jackson's court wants 10 get
the bottom facts Of the fraud aud corrup-
ton In the late election, let It summon
that immaculate body called the County
Court OF Wetzel, which issued some
forty bogus naturalization papers to
parties who voted at the last election.
Why not summon certain eminent
lights OF Democracy In this county, each
OF whom was furnished with two hun.
dred dollars by Mr.. Riley, who ran the
campaign, to put where 1t would do the
most good?
We think tho evidence these gentle
men could give would make very Tin
terestin' readin'." We do not believe
these large sums OF money were used to
corrupt the Republican vote, but were
used to buy up their own people who
had disposition to break away from the
Free Trade hercsies Of Democracy
~, ~, M 'N'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-22

Mn. oLEyElASD's administration is
rcaping the benefits Of its pusillanimous
foreign policy. 1t has mcekly submit
ted to ontragos upon American rights by
great powers until 1t is held in utter
contempt by them. Germany has more
than once shown It's contempt for ma
tons that take insults without resent
ment, and is encouraged to pursue a
very aggressive course toward the
United States for this reason.
The fact that all our available war
ships on the Pacific coast is evidence
that this Government is in possession Of
information from Samoa Of very grave
character, and 1t is possible that we have
before us Il difficulty Of some magnitude,
and beside which the matter with little
Haytl will pale into inslguiacance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-22

First a cold, then a cough, then con
sumption, then death, II took DR.
AcEer'S English Remedy for oonsump
ton tile moment began 70 cough, ant
/ believe Il saved my llie." .-WALTER \
WALLACE, Washington. o. H. Goethe, Il
D. Burt %, Menkenleller, Logan 4 20.
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LtAlelon, ". VA, Ian. 20.


In many instances II has boon proven that d.
Il. II. botanic Blood Daln) made by Blood
balm Co., Atlanta, Ga, will cure blood poison
In Its worse phases, even when all other treat.
ment falls, 49,
A. Il. Brunson, Atlanta, Ca, writes: ~ had
q running ulcers on ono leg and on tho other,
and felt greatly Frustrated. IbCiieve actually
swallowed barrel Of medicine, in vain efforts
to cure the disease. With little hope lually
acted on the urgent advice OF u irlend, and got q
bottle Of H. u. H. ICxpeFlonged change, aud
my dependency was somewhat dlSpOlled
kept using II until bad taken sixteen bottles,
and all tic ulcers, rheumatism aud all other
horrors Of blood poison have disappeared, and
at last am sound and well again, after IN ex'
pcFIeuec Of twenty years Of torture"
Robt. Ward, Max6y, Ga, writes: my dlfcaSO
was pronounced tertiary form Of blood poison.
My face, head aud shoulders were mass OF cor.
FllptOn, and iluAlly tho disease began eating m
skull bones. Ny bones Ached; my kidneys were
dOrangCd, lost flesh and strength, and lilo be.
came burden. All Elld must surely die, but
nevertheless, when ] had used ten bottles Of d.
b. d. Twas pronounced we'll. Hundreds Of sears
can now be seen on mo. lhayc now been well
over twelve months"
Logan & Co., Wholesale agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-22

The unthlnkluE arc prone to make game OIL
nervousness. Yet this I'D very real and lotloui
anilcIion, tho hAraaing symptoms o. which an
rendered all the more pOlsnahi BY tldlcule' The
stomach IL usually responsible for these syinp
loms-ilS weak eis and disorder hSd a reflex III
mo brain, which IL the headquarters OIL the
nervous system. AsAhOtve tonic aud itauquil'
l,Of, VIC believe that not one can DO pointed oul
20 tiTecilyo "A lioalolleta Stomach Blttett' In
renewing vlgotuu, digestion, II strike. Tho 10Y
note Of recovery Of strength and qlletgdg BY
sE,, ns,HSi tOhSiIlVetHtg 10 unexpected hOlse4-
Ill thtSe modify and ultimately dlSapi cat y lhe
Stiinln galv6 strength from thg lfeal tQnlc,
iiyspebaIa, blilOutnc,g, fhellmAtll cons ".
tldil AID Kidney complaints afo suOdued " 'he
BlllOiS,
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The Democratic "organ" (seltstyled)
in its issue Of Saturday was guilty Of ex'
IRENE bad taste, II not contempt, in its
reference to Judge John A. Campbell in
connection with the council injunction
case, which has not yet been decided by
the Judge, deserves notice upon Judge
Campbell that II he does not decide the
case to suit the Democratic politicians
he will be open to the accusation OF max
ing a partisan decision, That isthe plain
Inference to be drawn, and doubtless in
tended to be drawn, from the following
closing paragraph Of the remarkNbleand
insulting editorial;
Judge Campbell has IN opportunity 70 FhoY
himself superior to, and independent o., pSttl'
'an pressure and TO win lhe commence Gha ~,
decision Of an old, honorable and experienced
Judge.
This was followed up yesterday by the
following indecent, unnecessary and un'
called for fling:
Judge Campbell has not yet rendered his do;
ciSlnn In the gerrynandeT ctic, The law heellel
10 plain that we hoped to hear Of Hdecislon lls'
Saturday.
Judge Campbell will doubtless take
his own time in the matter, and decide
the case according to the law, without
regard to its political phases or effect,
and regardless OF the threats Of tho organ
Of the Democratic politicians, and its
brutal assaults upon his character as q
Judge. Less insinuations than
those thraMn-out by the Register have
subjected their authors to severe pun
ishment by courts more deserving Of at
tack than tho honorable victim OF the
Registers partisan spleen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-22

The spectacle Of foreign born indi-
yldual who had neversecured the rights
Of citizenship sitting as q judge Of the
qualifications OF American voters, was
witnessed in Ohio county, but the peo-
plo did not know 1t. The case detailed
in this mornings INTELLlaENcER will
DO a surprise to every one but the gen
tleman himself and those who, knowing
the circumstance, have concealed 1t from
the public.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-22

Mr. KRSNAis beginning to realize that
the ways Of the aspiring politician are
hard, His conciliatOry policy Is a few
months too late, He should have con-
sldered the hereafter when he was dis
tributing the patronage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-22

THE German Navy has insulted the
stars and stripes, Now what are we
going to do about it2 There's a BIG
difference between Haytiand Germany.
This important consideration must not
be iorgotteninth the midst ofour Boosting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-22

The Republican city ticket is one
which ought to receive the votes Of all
really good citizens. People who hon
estly desire to purify city politics, and
who are men Of good judgment, will all
vote that ticket.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-22

"wnAT happens when two great forces
meetPn asked Anarchist Grottkau at
Chicago Sunday, and he significantly
added: "This Is diplomatic language
but we all understand what 1t means"
Grottkau said much more in this strain
He was undlsturbed by the Chicago Po-
llce-the same police that refused to al
low a harmless crank, Mrs. Parsons, to
speak few weeks ago. Where were
thew Sunday?