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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-21
MARSHALL COUNTY NEWS.
Farmer Arrested on u serious Charge.
"Msrchants CarnlVal"- Electric Lights.

Farmer Arrested VA u Serious Charge,
"Merohants CRrnlVal"- Electric Lights,
Mr.. EdGAri LopCr aud Miss Bertha Flanagan
were married this week,
". T, Alexander has been confined to his room
for about two weeks on account Of q severe IT.
tack Of typhoid fever.
A pleasant dancing party WA given at Masonic
Hall Wednesday nlEht. Professor Wilson'S Or
cheStra rendered. the music for the occasion,
Council has appropriated 5000 TO DO expend.
cd In lighting the stTGolH with electric lights.
Council has also lntImAted that u larger sun
Will be raised II necessary. Tho home com.
pany has organized, aud | 8 Representatives were
present when tue appropriation wa made aud
asked Council 10 intimate about The Rnonhl
lhoN were willing to Invest IN electric liEht % \
reasonable price. They proposed ~ furnish the
arc lights at 500 a light per year.
The Merchants Carnival at tho Opera House
lsst night was 4 RIAud slceess. All the young
ladies' representing tho different business tOlEeS
HCluitt. d themselves well. aud their liles idYUr
and some OF them very amusing. .Ai.s EStell,
Myers sang "HhCn The Tide Cones in,' and her
rendition OI ! was well received Misses Lot
lie Jackson, Ella Rogers Rnt Stella Jones all
sAns nicely, gr.ntllJ pleasing tao audleHeo. The
"Glee ChOrns,' by AeSSrs. Gamble, PafsonA,
Hunter aud Altman was very well rendered.
w. nydsr, Of franklin district, this county,
wa arrested aud br1usht before Justice UriswCll
Wednesday charged with a vile crime, and wa.
committed to jail TO await tho action Of the
next Traad Jury. Hlder Is Que Of tho most
wealthy farmers ID Marshall county, AMI q mar
ri'd man with a family. His laughter aud son
were the witnesses that fastened this most henl.
Gus Of nl crimes upon him. uyder says the
charRo Is without foundation and that his wife
procured Il N be brought against him u manu-
iactufU evidence for a divorce. ThOy hayC
not beer. setting along very pleasantly
for several years, and q short time ago
they had Z disagreement about whore bis
hogs should DO kill d, ThGlr residence ~ with
out exception the finest country home In the
county and Mira Hyder has added 10 Il b. hay.
lug some Of the choicest tlowcr beds In the yard.
when hu went 10 kill his oSs he Eelectld y pace
an near her flower beds that she feared they
wou d b. ruined lIydet Insisted that he wOul :
kill tho hogs right. there, but his vi Q GOT the
best Of him aud the hogs are not killed yOt. lie
says, however, that no will hutnnGr "thOn d-n
hugs right OF the old w0mAn's flower beds yet"
HIS has not asked Tor bail
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BEING CnASLpTO DEATH.
Nelson Jones Assaulted by White Caps 4
Threatening 10 Ayengs His Friend,

Nelson Jones Assaulted by White Caps for
Threatening 10 AYenEe His Friend.
VALDosA, GA, Dec. 2O.-Nolson Jones
is being chased to death by "White
Caps" Some time ago a desperate at.
tack was made on him a the Florida
line by masked men. He was danger.
ously shot and left for dead. He was
slowly recovering when another attack
was made upon him yesterday morning.
Jones' only offence has been threats to
avenge tho whipping Of an old man who
was his friend. About 2 o'clock a party
OF men on horseback went to Jones'
cabin, broke the door down, threw a
cotton bale saturated with some intlRm.
mAble substance into the cabia TO pro.
duCv u light and tlisH fired two loads Of
buCkGhot into the bed In which Jones
lay.
Jones, however, slept with his Win
chester rifle aud 4 pistol beside him, and
ut the trst demonstration at the door he
opened fire and discharged four shots at
his Rssailanta. A chair post saved Jones'
life. II caught live buCksh0t and scat.
tered the balance oil the load. Three
scratched his left temple, two entered
the left arm and three made slight
wounds Ia his left side. The "regula.
tors had to do their work quickly, for
tile nOighbOrhood Was aroused In a few
minute. They again lett Jones for dead,
but he thinks he can stand another load,
He does not know whether hU hit any Of
bis aHsailhniR or not.
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BOOIwALlLR 4 CANDIDATE
For the Ohio sspptorshlp-uS lie oIn
Hands OF lila FrienLs,n

For the OHIO bsnAtSTAhlp-us 10 "In tho
Hands OF Ills Friends"
NEW YoRK, Dec. 2O.-The Times prints
the following, 1t may now he safely
stated that John W. Bookwalter, OF
Springfield, Ohio, will be a candidate in
the senatorial race inthAt State. An In.
terviow with Mr.. BookwaltOr last night
ut tho Hotcl Brunswick where he iS
stopping, throwS some light upon his
ambitions aud hopes. Asked II no
would aOcede To the solicitations Of bis
friends III Ohio, Mr.. Bo6kwalter said:
~ regard the Senate Of tho United
States as the most honorable Political
body In the world. To become u mem.
Der Oft should be a lsudable ambition
Ot any man. Tue connection OF my
name with the position on the part OIL
my friends was wholly voluntary and
spontaneous, as ! never sought tn
"Then you would accept the nomina-
tion?"
"rhat Is a Aat.iooted question. can
only say that u position 90 suddenly pre-.
sonted-one 30 lull Of honor and Import.
auCe, should neither be- declined or &C.
Cepted without B0me hesitation on my
part, This, Of course, 10 natural. may
add, however, that am u thorough be-
lIeyet In Democratic principles and al
ardent advocate OF tariff reform, and II
has caused me considerable regrtt that |
have not been able 10 cutter actively into
tue political arena for the past low day.
on account OF business engagements and
i.hOalth.h
Ait, Bonkwaltofs friends are already
bestitring themselves In Ohio,
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NlRrINs PERRY NAITKRs.
Professor SpArka 70 DO lIArTisd-TWO Other
WsddinEs In Prospect.

Wsddings In Prospect.
Mr.. H. @. sWArI e home for the holidays,
Mn. J.. 7. Thomas IL quite III A typognpbt
cal erruF made VI ny that Mr.. Thomas was sick
The st. PaupS EpiScopOl church Il completed
The time for the dedication has not YET been
hxed,
The funeral Of Mrs, Rebecca. Edwards, who
died on Thursday, VIII take place 70 morrow
afternoon,
Alss Lucls FraIlsr Of Martins Ferry, will b
married during the holidays to MI Johs Grimes
Of Pittsburgh.
ME. Mlchasl Earle Ryan aud Miss Mary Keller
popular j, Jug ptOplsO o. Martins Ferry, will b
married Christmas eve
A thoroughbred Newfoundland dog, ten
months old aud WEIGHING over . hundred
po9n q. belonging 10 A. b GIlnoFe, died ysl'
teFday,
Books are tho Sess presents, Poems In grs..
variety " the Z Q, news stand, also bound
ETC., etc, Remember this,
AfeW nights ago = member OF Samuel Mill
glu's hou ehold came home lAtt and found an
0doF Of ehluE0loEl peFIRnipg the house, II u
supposed that II was the preliminary step TO
burglary,
The concert 70 b. given In the Opera House
this evening for the beleit Of t. P4ll's kpisro'
pal church promises 70 be- one Of the beat eIeE
ElIen here, aud from every Indication Will b
largely attended. A number Of Wheeling peO-
pie VIII be present. The sale Of hckeA has been
quite large,
The marriage Of Nj, Lloyd ChenoWith, OF Fos'
torla, 70 Miss Ida J, Martin, Of, this city, took
place VI the residence VI tie BRIDES mother,
Mrs, Sarah =, AlFtn, on Walnut street, III ,Ts'
gay evening; Y ceremony was performed BY
Rev. !, 8, Winters, pastor Of tue FllSI n, L,
Church, assisted BY lev ChenoWith, VI Morgan.
town, W, Va, al uncle OF the groom, They Will
make thglF home " FoitoFlA,
Cards will be sent out to-day for the marriage
q ProL Gavin T. sParts, Superintendent Of
Bullard Cotton, daughter OF DE. o. D. Cotton, Of
Portsmouth, Ohio, III the Flnt Presbyterian
at Portsmouth, on New Years evening NJ
5;D o'clock, The Cincinnati EnQutrtT In speak
Ing Of tho happy event GAys; "AlS! Catherine u,
Cotton; y beautiful aud aCCoupliShed daughter
Prof, 4. 4, Sparks, formerly Pri, cipal Of the
Portsmouth Hlgh school, now oil Martins Ferry,
during the holidays"
Public exercises were held at the High school
Yesterday afternoon, aud We're fairly well NJ
Iehded, Tue following 10 the programme which
was well kiVen; Music: ChFlsLlnss recitation,
Cora RAlston; U ChrlEtmas story In SIX chapters
!, Ernest smith; reading mo Whist
ling 10 Heaven" William NeHus; essay, "ChIist
Geo. springer; chapter ., Of "OhTl't'
story, agnes Deyault Music.
The Musical Educational. Of the Frogs
9aild .IsEy,p S SSa1!:, iL%'pPaa @ISt oi SIGfsTl,t
'eClta ion, ',HoW VI. Brought the Good News
rom Client u AK Franc y GalGhell; outline
alp Van WlnEle," ClOOd Anthony 'Chrl,upN
chapter four, Jennie MGGr0W; essay,
,GhtiatmGs Customs" Jensie LyIlei pusie
lAte, 'The lASSical Y 'urse vs.. The Scientific"
Frank HR risOh aud Luther Lewis; "ChrlStnuu
chApIer six Thompson Kerr,
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TUE MEANS AND DEO4MP CASE,
lhO Great Metropolitan BAnk Trial In Cln-
cinnRti 10th ths Defendants Acquitted
Yesterday,

IhO Great Metropolitan BAnk Trial In Gin
clnnRti- 10th ths Defendants Acquitted
Yesterday,
CISoMNATI, o., Dec, 2O.-Atl0;45 this
morning Judge Hammond, Of the United
States Court, IN presence Of a crowded
court room, delivered the charge to the
Jury, which for two weeks has been try
ing the case OF the Government against
William Means and John r. Decamp, Of
the Metropolitan National Bank, Their
Otfense az charged was making u false re-
turn OF the condition Ol the bank TO the
Comptroller Of the currency, with intent
to deceive the officers Of the bank, The
charge was more than a half hour inde-
livery aud covered all points OF the law
applicable 10 this case as well as that
governing the weighing OF evidence, In
all OF which the court was very explicit,
Il was the general opinion that the
Judges charge was favorable to the de-
Tense, mainly because II seemed TO indl,
cate that the form Of the indict-
ment was such as to make adequate
proof very difficult, Besides this there
are circumstances which affect public
opinion tAYorably for the defense, such
as the physical wreck oil Mr.. Means from
the shock Of this prosecution and the
fact that all his Indebtedness TO the bank
has been paid. These facts made this
case widely different from that OF the
Fidelity bank, In which Harper and Hop,
ktas were convicted for what was Ia the
eye Of the law almost a similar otfense.
The Jury was cut not longer than hall
an hour, and when they returned the
court room quickly filled up with law.
yers aud interested persons who had
fingered in the expectation that an agree
mGnt would so0n be reached, AS soon
~ order was restored the court asked
for their verdict, which was delivered to
General Cowen, the clerk Of the court.
There was intense stiffness while the
adjusted his glasses aud with some
trelnor read the words, 1--WE,
jury, find the defendant not guilty"
"Ihen there was q sensation with q
tendency 10 applause, which the court
officers quickly stopped. Mr. NJ, aus was
not present, but his attorneys, Messrs.
5. +, Hunt anu y. W. Baker, were over.
whelmed with congratulations from
their brethren OF the bar as well az
itoh the friends Of Mr.. Means. Mr..
DeCamp was present aud received con.
lratulaliOns in person, although his
attorneys; the Messrs. Jordon, were not
overlooked. District Attorney Heron
and his assistant, Mr.. Hooper, are credit.
ed with u faithful prosecution Of the
case. Tue loss Of 1t Is possibly attribut-
able, us the judge in his charge indi.
to u faulty construction OF the
Indictment, with which Mr.. Heron is
not c%hargeable, as the indictment was
'Ound before he came into office.
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TERMS OF CONSULTATION
or the Union Pacific With tho Deuvs
Texas y Fort Worth Road.

or the Union Pacific With tho Denver,
Texas y Fort Worth Road.
BosroN, Dec. 2O,-The terms Of the
consolidation of the Union Paciac's
Colorado lines with tho Denver, Texas
4 Fort Worth Railroad as yesterday
agreed upon by q vote Of the Union Pa.
CitU Directors arei Certain branch com.
papies Of the Union Pacific, namely, the
Colorado Central, the Denver 4 Middle
Park, tho Denver, Marshall 4 Boulder,
the Georgetown, Breckenridge 4 Lead.
vile, the Greeley, Salt Lake 4 Pacific
and the Cheyenne & Northern compa.
mics, an aggregate OF COS miles OF road,
are TO BE- consolidated with the Denver,
Texas 4 Fort Worth Railroad, extend.
Ing from Denver, Col, 10 Fort Worth,
Texas, 776 niles Of main line and
branches, and 100 miles Of main line
and branChus leased,
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NYnol.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Dec. 90.-Wool In I'm.
proved demand; Ohio, Pennsylvania and Mesl
Virginia 8IllSaAc; y SlaSic; medium 1870: NV
York. Michigan, indiana and western fine or X
aud XXX SA1lc: medium S6Al1c: coarse . 'ka36c
due washed delAine aud Xxx iBhs26c! medium
washed dolAInt 89AilG; COARSE do 37AASC; Cana.
do washed cOnbIBg BJASic, tub washed 82IilC,
medium unwasnedO Onbiug 2sAsOc; Montana isa
2SC; territory l6Xa29C.
llosroN, bee. i0,-WOOl firm al former prices
Ohio and Pennsylvania Xxx aud above 3la85ci
X aud X and above 8lGSSC, No, l, 31aSSC; MlOhi.
sau X $40. enmbing No /, 39ai0c; unwushed
gan do Hl35c; Territory woods steady ~ tSaGOC
Tor due, hhah7c Tor fuG medium; Texas wool
dull; pulled woods steady; AupetE 40at5 fol
cholcei fair TO good super 3ohSgc; carpet wooll
dull.
NEW YoEK, Dec. &.-wool steady; domestic
fleece s2assc; pulled 2iaSSc. Texas Ila2SC.
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In the msrning, hurried or difficult
breathing, raising phlegm, tightness n
the chest, quickened pulse, Chilliness In
the evening. or sweats at night, all or
any Of these things are the tltst stages
Of consumption. Dr.. ACker's English
Cough Remedy will cure these fearful
symptoms, and IL sold under q poHtive
guarantee by Logan Drug Co, Ut Good.
win & Co., @. Il, Goethe, A. 7. Young,
John Coleman, q, Mcnkemeller. DAVID
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gate was badly burned about the upper
portions Of the body and her head ssri-
ously searched. Hsripjures are thought
10 be fatal, Edith Wheeler, aged seven.
teen; Edna Holland, aged thirteen, and
Bessie Bamford aged fourteen, were all
seriously burned, but strong hopes are
entertained for their recovery, Those
slightly burned are seven In number,
but their condition is not such % TO
cause great anxiety other parents and
fTipnda
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A NEW ERA DAwkING.
The Good Effects Of tho Pan.Amerlean Con.
EraSs Already nslng Felt,

Inc HOou kupctAO Tue fAt.Atlerlchh Con-
gross Already nelng Felt.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2O.-Senor Acevido, OF
Buenos Ayres, is i'll the city. He has
been visiting several Of the larger cities
securing agencies for an American man.
u%iacturing institution in the Argentine
Republic, ave are already feeling the
good effects OF tho Pau.American Con.
gress," said he, land 1t will not be long
before the commercial relations between
the United States and olr country aru
very friendly. We intend to open a
largs sample room In Bnenos Ayres,
where all sorts OF American manutac.
lures eau be displayed. AS Is generally
known, tho South American trade IL
almost entirely with Europe. Now,
there Is no reason why this country can't
have a large shares Of II. After the first
OF January a new line Of steamers will
begin making regular trips between New
York aud Buenos Ayres. Some new
methods Of business to US will be intro.
duced. II Is our intention to sell by
sample, just as a travelling man would,
and send our orders 10 this country TO be
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THE BURNED CHILDREN,
Mere victims Of The Disaster al Detroit
LllLle lI0pNI Tor soMp,

Mere Victims " the NlGaAteF ~ Detroit,
Little IlOpbS for sOmp,
DErRoir, Dec, 90,-AuOther victim ID
added oLhs disaster at the Tilden School
lst evening, by the death Of Bertha
Moody, aged fourteen. She was terribly
burned about the waist and was pucon.
SciouB from the time Of the accident
until her death this morning, Nellie
Thatcher, aged fourteen, vas terribly
bulnsd from the waist up and the
chances for her recovery are slight,
Lucy RenshAw 10 also badly burned
about the neck aud arms. Her recovery
10 doubtful. Edna Boud, aged thirteen,
lfightiully burned about the head and
face, Her hair was burned entirely Of.
Thete are no hopes Of her recovery.
gEoteia Homer 10 badly burned on The
back and abdomen, and lhete are no
hopes for her recovery, Nellie West.
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R. A. Hymln, a travelling man, Of
Grand Rapids, says: After months Of
suffering with a very stubborn case Of
Ecze ma, or fever sore On my leg, and
consulting and taking treatment from a
score or more physicians oil over the
country, Dr.. Lemoreux, OF Lake View,
Mich, told me Of Loose's Extract Red
Glover. l only used two pounds solid
extract and taking four bottles Of fluid
extract internally, am entirely well. 1t
was the only thing that the sore yielded
TO and | had tried every aud anything
that had been recommended to MT. DR..
Lemoreux considers II one Of the very
best remedies as a blood purifier in ex.
TO ]. NJ. Loose Red Glover Co, Detroit,
Mich.
For sale by Logan Drug Co, Bridge
Corner DruggisLs, Wheeling, w. Va.
NAV
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is Wealth

BIZ I. T.. WtsT's kERvE AND BRAIN TRlAT
ness, Commissions, tith, Nervous Neuralgia,
Headache, Nervous rrOttrHliOn caused BY tht
nsr ri nlrOhOlo t tobacco, W~AheiulneRs, MentAi
De, 'ct'lOH, sotirulrR Of the Brain retulung H.
ln'atity and Leading ~ misery, decay an
death, Premature Old Age, BNrfenness, ON 81
sPctnalolrhTa caused W O~vcr'tGeriiOn oitht
main sclkahlse or nvet Indulgence. hArh bO1
oohla'usOh one mouths treatment. sl0 u hos
OtAN bnN's Tor g. ", kCnt by mail prepaid Of
icrelrt Of pri,e, MtnuAR NETfE ak BOXH
u, lOt ~ boxes, accompanied with % %, vi
viii send the purchaser our wtittCu guarantees
nFrlund the money II the tFeAtmpnt does no
tlcnt A.tR Z. Guarantees Issued only by Nc
LNlN BROTHERS, Dtuggith 4, E1lo Agents Nj
IAN hnct, Cnf. Market and Twelfth street
MhecliuR ". Va. Ee7h Tth4AW
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ANo,oA s~tNlilnn so,d.

LEXINGTON, KY, Dec. 2O.-Macdua,
by LUMP Mscaroni, dam Jersey Lass, by
Imp King Ernest, las been sold by
James Galway, Of New York City, ior
$500 to Milton Young Of this city, iOr
stud purposes at MCGnthlAna, MaCdutl
Is the sire Of Macbeth II, winner Of last
years Kentucky Derby, bcsides DOLL.
kins Daisy, +. Dundte, Stephanie and
othOra OF note,
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John Maddon, the Street Commissioner, has
moved Into bis new residence In the Fourth
ward.
The two bays arrested for tho burHlng Of Mrs.
Kane's : able wcrO discharged after a long and
tedious hearing.
It Is reported that Mr.. L. II. johnson, OF North
baltimore, o., will succeed D J. Smith as SOe.
here.
A committee from the First PRESBYTERIAN
church were At Armstrong; mills yesterday
afternoon for Inc for decorations aud got
duCked by the hard rains.
The Lantern Globe ~Company's upper works
will shut down tot Que week during the holt.
days. The lower works will close soon for about
four weeks to LetGll new pots.
A little tToable was experienced at the blast
furnace yest fday by the fluxinx material used
now not working right, but the management
soon discovered ltGud hal the trouble renedled.
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NEARLY all colds are slight, a. hrst,
but their tendency 10 10 90 lower the sys'
TEN that the sufferer becomes Q ready
Victim " any prevalent disease. The use
Of Ayers Cherry PectOral IL The begin.
ming Of a gold, would guard against this
danger, paw
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THE FTRgT sYMPrOMs or DEATH,

TIE FEIDE bEHIF TUNE Ut UhNIWI
Tired feeling, dull headache, pains In
various parts Of the body, sinking
al the PHI Of the stomach, loss Of appe.
tile, fevefishness, pimples or sores, are
all positive evidence oil poisoned blood.
No matter how'll became poisoned II must
be purified 10 avoid death. Dr. ACkef's
English Blood Elixir has nEttr failed 10
remove sCrUiulous or syphilitiC poisonS,
Sold under positive guarantee. For sails
by Logan Drug Co., j. r. Goodwin 4 Co.,
O. H.. GoelEe, A. I. Young, John Cole.
man, o. Menkemeller. DAw.4
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Do you suffer with habituul conBtipa-
ton or billousneSs7 II 10, try the pleas
ant fiuit laxative, Elixir Of Dates. II
will cure you. Sold In so cent bottles
by 9. R, Goetze, W W. irwin, W. Il.
Williams, John LAughlin. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin Co., wholesale
ARhnlA.
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BoSToS, Dec, 2O.-AlthouVh the State
Board Of Arbitration will meet a com.
mlttOe OIL Wobufn leather naAuiacturete
to-day 10 secret session 10 Wy and affect
q settlement In the labor difficulties al
Webutn, II ID said " 10 doubtful II any
sttps Of a cOnciliatOry nature will be
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AYNffoMs-MbNutaJ intense itching and
Ilnglnsl most Al Might! wore ~ sGfaschIlg;
bleed and ulCefale, bOcOmlnE VttI gDft,
BWAYNEI OlNfupNT ElOpS ltp llpllng aud bleed
Ing, heAis hiUeiAlIOn aud 4 tnOlt cases 10
i5HSys shV isiE9iL a diaSgIEsi q X t1all' tot
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THE BIG BLhTATOR DEAL


dlene Resumed.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. 2O.-Nesotis.
tons for the purchase Of tue grain Gle.
va,or properties in this city by an Eng.
lish syndicate, which had been tagging,
has been resumed. Tho total value Of
the plant including the towers and
"aoaters" is estimated at from s., 100000
to s ,OOOOO Options had been secured
on nearly all the property, except the
principal individual property, the Mag.
ara elevators, worth about 81, 500, 900 aud
owned by Mrs. N. O. Van BOUkelen and
the heirs Of the latS Thomas CLARK.
This they were unwilling 10 dispose Of.
The Chicago failure Of Meade Van
BOOkelen Company which 10 said 10
have heavily involved Are, Van Booke.
len raised the hopes o. the syndicate
that she might now be willing to dispose
Of her interests. The negotiations will
be actively pushed.
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The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, lever
sores, letter, ChappGd hands, chilblainli
cornB, and all akin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
Ia guaranteed 10 gIyeperfeCt satisfaction
or money refunded, Price % cents pei
hnx. For RalR hY Logan DrnV 90.
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Unnv a. Oote an MN DI.easss,D

sluply apply "sWAYNl'a OtNfNGhfn No ID
tefhGl mediuliO tpqAlfed Cures tlliOt. tO1epiA,
lab ali etupIiShl ~ The face, hands ngtti A..
VtSsV s,Siini ia saISS gSSSi ils ~ 80
~ ne oIhOf fOmedi, AAk yONt dFukel l lOI
1WIT1Gl 0iNfAlAf, fthlAW
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MoSTioELto, Itt, Dec. 90.-Hugh
MCNameO, a prominent business man Of
Dement, was bitten by u tarautpla while
unpaIkIng a lot Of bananas yesterday.
Mt. MUNRmee was attended by several
doctors who applied strong remedies,
yet his hand 6Wvlltd up and turned
black with the poisoned blood. He Ii
ypfy aink.