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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-03

CHICAGO, Jan. 2.-The Daily Ners
says: Whether the country will ex.
perience the greatest railroad strike in
tho history OF industrial struggles be-
tween labOr aud capital will depend
upon q meeting to be held ut the Gem
eial office OF the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Railroad Tomorrow. Chairman
Cavener, OF the Grievance Committee Of
niue, this morning gave the first hint
a very decided one-Of the disastrous
consequences OF u refusal OF the Burllng-
ton officials to accept the proposition OF
the Brotherhood.
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END OF TUE lIATFiELD,MCoY PEuD
Thoughtto bo Thought About by the XIII.
lug OF Tom Wallace,

Thought 10 bp Thought About by the KILL
lug of Tom Wallace,
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. IA. j. Jux-
uir, OF Plkeville, Federal Marshal under
President Arthur, said to-day that the
killing Of Wallace, rs reported from
Charleston, W, Va, would about put an
end to tho IIataeld.McCoy feud, be-
cause most of the interested parties are
dead, Tho prevailing sentiment both
in Logan county, W, Va, and Pike
county, KY, he said, Is for the punish,
ment OF the Hatiiells now in Jail ut
pikeville and the maintenance OF forder.
Good citizens there anticipate an era Of
prosperity with the development Of
mines aud lumber interests.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-03

CHICAGO, Jan. 2,-Tho indictments
against Thomas Broderick. John A.
Baucrsn and George Gooding, former
employees OF the Burlington road, for a
conspiracy 10 carry dynamite on the
20" ears came up before Judge Blodgett
in the Federal court to-day. The trial,
however, was postponed at tho request
OF the defense, WHO stated that they
needed time. because of BauGrisn's con-
yiction Of u similar crime ut Aurora. A
motion to quash the indictments was
also continued,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-03
EyCIrING ScBNES IN IRELAND.
Tho IialIldsand Pollro Isepulscd while sIak.
ing EYlcliOna.

Ing EVlctions.
DUBLIN, Jan, 2,-Tho evictions on the
olphest estate in Donegal today were at
tended with series OF exciting scenes.
The houses OF Blacksmith O'Donnell
were strongly barriCaded. The bailiHs
were repulsed and then the police at
tempted to capture the place. Sergeant
wounded with pitchfork in the
cheek and leg and was struck on the
head with d stone. Ringing cheers
greeted each successive repuIse. Finally
the soldiers having been ordered to fire,
tho bcsieged, on the advice Of Father
Stephens, surrendered. Ten persons
were arrested. Tho defenders were
Cheered by large crowd. Father Nc.
Fadden was amopg the spectators aud
,ioined'in the cheering.
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CONGRESSIONAL news.
An Unusually Large Attendance
on the Senate
.uLIyELY SPAT IN THE HOUSE,


....,.n.C Jan.u.-Hhoro wa
WAsllINu'"N'"' - s,,,o,o,, ,,ros
NOR, than u quorum " ''""'o'' p'1s
~, vbru the Chaplain delivered hlS
eH' nr,ycr aftrr the holiday recess
opening P'%' ,'.,i,i,ps and memorial.
Among III, Py''''''', ,..'.. ' ,,,a f,lrow.
presented AMI Fel''re' "''' wv '''''"'
Ina,
'"s Al. Plmpnd, From u branch Ol
by ''' n,Jfnf Roorl NJ Salt Lake
the Woman "p'''' ''I," ,, ,,,'' , t.
Civ, demonstrating against uH! "c''oi,
otIourrr., looking to abe admission Of
y, ''' sutr Mr., Elmunds said he
u'0' "' ' ,,,,.L Tint ther, wns not
was happy " ''''"" ''", ''yis ,,, "'' y, ,Ii,
much danger OF any suc'' "c''oh W 'l'S
gos.ion
s'I,,' n v. rIoar-To prohibit disiran
by ''' ,.,..,,,rt ~ say
Chiscmen| Oh account "a 'VN p
By Nr, S1rrman, from tllo !, nosIoT , ;, =,
BOlrloi fwd, toI IhG suspension o! o.
the purchase Of 81 lySr D0'I'oh "Hu ol the
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Tint ilntt.l u unlnhlnnilnna.

True dOliCacy Of flavor with true ell..
CaCy Of action has been attained III Mo
famous California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup OIL Figs, lB pleasant MStO and
beneficial effects have rendered II I'm.
inenSely popular. II ClCanses tho Sya-
tenn, cures UosllyenpSs, etc. For sale ini
10 cts and sl,00 bottles by Logan 4 Co.,,
Anton /, Hess, Il, y, Burt and q. Men.
keinellet.
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The t,rant Monument.

NEw YoRE, Jan. 2.--ThC committee In
charge Of tho Gen. U. $. Grant monu.
mont project closed to-day the compei.
tlon oinrtists for designs l0rthe memorial
OF tho dead soldier. Nearly sixty de.
signs have bben received, coming from
oil patts Of tho world. Prizes Will DO
awarded for the best designs. The do.
signs have not yet been opened. The
committee have Sl80,O00 subscribed.
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BLOWN no ATOMS.
ATotribIo Dynamite Explosion Two Young
Men the Victims.

" A44Aia"'ANaA Wv ASA"h
Men the Victims.
NoRRlsrown, IA, Jan. IA horrible
accident occurred yesterday two miles
from sunnytown, this connty, two
young men named Erb and shoreker
being literally blown to atoms by an ex.
ploslon Of half bucket Of dynamite.
They were employed at James Miller's
dynamite factory, and at the time werc
at work in Swamp creek near the fac
tory mixing tho ingredients Of dyna.
mite. II Ia supposed that In mixing the
stuff the proper proportions werc not
placed therein, and ~ result tho
explosion cnsued, The men were
blown to pieces, and fragments Of flesh
were scattered over a wide area. None
OF the fragments OF flesh picked up were
Of sufficient size to show 10 which body
they belonged None Of the factory
buildings were injured, though the
shock waSielt In houses TIVE miles from
tho scene.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-03
AxWORTllY DISGORGEs,
He Turns Over ,hs sIGo. 900 Ho stoiO from
the City Ut Cleveland,


CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 9, = Andrew
Squire, the Cleveland attorney who
went to London to secure the 100000
which Thomas Axworthy, the default
ing city treasurer, had deposited in a
bank there under the name OF Phillip
Anthony, says that the fugitive has lost
twenty.four pounds in weight aud looks
i'll. Axworthy in concluding his settle.
nlentwith the attorney paid over to Mr..
Squire SlB0,0O0 aud in the self same
railway and government bonds and
money he had taken with him when he
absconded. He also paid tile losses in
legal actions pending against him. Law.
suits are high priced Injuries in Eng
land and 1t cost AxwOrLhy $1,000 to
make the settlement. Mr.. Squire made
no promises OF Immunity from criminal
prosecution. When this subject wAs
broachGd by the fugitive tho Cleveland
lawyer said II was matter entirely In
the hands OF the city OF Cleveland and
State OF Ohio. A letter and u number
Of documents for Mayor BabCoCk were
entrusted TO Mr.. Squire aud upon the
delivery OF them they will be made pub.
lie. Tho ex.City Treasurer intends to
make Toronto his home for tho timu
being so that he can be near at hand to
give the hondslnen any assistance they
may require in closing up his estate. 1t
il his intention TO embark in the coal
business In that city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-03

PITrsnuRun, Pa, Jan. 2.-Tlcrc are
indications OF another strike in the coke
regions. The workmen's new scale,
based on 81 50 coke and providing for
an advance Of four cents in wages with
every ten cents advance per ton in the
price Of coke, caused considerable COM
ment among the coke operators to-day,
and Just what the result will be is n mat.
ter OF conjecture. The coke workers are
pretty confident they will be able to Sc.
cure the price they have demanded.
The operators, on the other hand, say
they will not, cannot in fact, afford 10
comply with the new scale.
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DUBLIN, Jan. IA farmer named
Brown, who had taken a farm from
which tho tcnants had been oylcted, be.
came involved In . dispute with four
men concerning his occupancy Of tho
the farm, and was set upon by them nnd
brutally murdered. The Killing took
place OH the highway near BalllnasloC.
Tho police have made one arrest.
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TI,s i,lss iIn.,.oya,l.

rntLADELrltiA, PA, ian. 2.-All the
dies, numbering between eight and nInC
Used during tho Jp9F 1885 IN
United States mint, were destroyed Al
10 o'clock this morning under tho dltlc.
tlon Of superintendent Fox, In tho
presence Of tho ChlOi Colner and
ABsayef.
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npnr slndr ilnn,sdIl.

CLEvEbASp, o., Jan. 9..--NiisS Mary d.
Sherman, Of lYakoman, Ohio, a member
Of tho freshman class at obprlln College,
shot aud killed herself at lior boarding
place this afternoon. Over study Ii a..
signed a. the cause Of her action,
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1tsrused a New TRIAL.

CmCAoo, Jan. 2.-Hronek, the an-
archist convicted OF conspirlng to assas-
sinate with dynamite Inspector Bonaeld
and Judges Gary and Grinnell was
refused a new trial to-day. The prisoner
did not avail himself of the privilege OF
making a speech from the dock. A stay
Of sixty days was granted to allow the
filing OF bill Of exceptions,
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LAys;Su, MicuL, JpE. 9--rhO LeglS.
latutc Of 1850 convened at noon to-day.
Al.ho Republican Caucus held tonight
James Mcmillan, d Detroit was noipi.
mated BY reclamation 10 succeed Senator
Palmer,
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LEWISTON, Me-, Jan. 2.-Nlrs. Olivia
Spear, wife OF Ex-Gov. Garcelon, died
this morning. Mrs. Garcolon's sister,
Mrs. Senator Frye, has been with her
for the last few days. Senator Frye will
return to Washington Saturday.
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MERIDIAN, Miss, Jan. 2.-Everything
Is quiet ut Wahalak. There Is no truth
in to.day's report about the killing Of
negroes at that place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-03

BEbdnADE, Jan. g,--l'our II. .dlcal MON.
berS Of the Chamber Of Deputies have
been arrested here on gdspiciOn Of being
implicated III a congpinCy agalnSt King
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MrtpoURNE, Jan, 2.-Tho game q
base ball between the ChlCagos and Al
Americana to-day resulted In score Ot
IA 10 I In favor ol the ChlCagos.
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senator I'rys IIs.bltCtsd.

AvdVSrA, MR,, Jan. g.--'T'he Joint ne.
publican Caucus tonight renoinlnated
lion, Wm. +, Frye for Senator by &C.
ClamnllOn,
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GsosllnFa by i'honoErnph.

1oNDoS, Jan, 2.-ThO Lord Mayor Of
London and tho Mayor Of New York
hro exchanged greetings by phono.
graph,
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Tup worst feature about catArth is liz
dangerous tendency TO consumption,
Hoods SasapatlllaCurcs catatrh by puri.
iylng the blood, y
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-10-04
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In the Gasconade County Circuit Court.

In the Gasconade County Circuit Court.
In Vacation, August 30th 1889.
State of Missouri ex. rel. and to the use
of Gorge Kraettly, collector of the revenue
of Gasconade county Missouri, VS.. Robert
Raeburn and James Raeburn-
Now at this day comes the plaintiff by his
attorney and files a petition from which it
appears that the defendant James Raeburn
is q nonresident of this state. Whereof,
on motion of plaintiff by his attorney it is
ordered by the clerk in vacation, that the
defendant James Raeburn be notified, that
a civil action has been commenced against
him, the object and general nature of which
is to obtain a judgement for the following
amounts of taxes, due for the year 1857,
and assessed against the said defendants
upon the following described real estate
situate in the County of Gasconade, State of
Missouri to-wit S5.0l assessed for the
year 1887, all on the North half of North
East or. and South West or. of North East
or. dissection Is, and South half of South
East or. and north west or. of south east Or.
of Section 7, all in Township Al Range D,
west together with all interest and costs
thereon, and to enforce the lien OF the State
of Missouri against said real estate for SAID
taxes interest and costs, and unless he be
and appear at the next November term OF
this court, to be begun and held at Her
mann, within and for Gasconade County on
the first Monday ofNovember, next. and on
or before the sixth day thereof if the term
shall so long continue, and if not then be-
fore the end Of the term and answe plain
tif's petition, the same will be taken
against him as confessed. Aud it is further
ordered that e copy hereof be published
according to law in the -Adyertiser-Courier
a newspaper printed and published in tho
county of GaSconade.
a true copy, attest
AUGUST MEYER, Clerk.
Z. NJ. CLARK, Plaintiffs Attorney.
{ l.. 81
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-10-04
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Gasconale County Circuit Court.
In Vacation, August 30ill 1889.
State of Missouri, Elk. Rel. and to the
use of George Kraettly collector OF the
Revenue of Gasconade County, Missouri
vs.. James C. Rice.
Now. at this day comes the Plaintiff by
his Attorney, and files Il Petition from
which it appears that the defendant J dnce
c.. Rice is Il non resident OF this State
Whereof on mo ton Of Plaintiff hy his
Attorney it is ordered by the cl"rK III
Vacation, that the defendant James t..
Rice be notified that a civil action has been
commenced against him the object and
general nature of which is TO obtain Il
Judy -ment for the following amounts of
Taxes due for the year 1887, and assessed
against the said defendant upon the folio
wing described Real Estate, situate III the
county of Gasconade, State Of MiNSuuri 20
wit 81. "a assessed for the year 1857 all
on the South West quarter, of Section "a,
Township IA, Range q, west to ;ether with
all interest and costs thereon, aud II en-.
force the lien Of the Sttte of Missouri
against said real estate for said taxes,
interest and costs, and unless he be and
appear at the next November term of this
court, to be begun and held at IL 2rmann,
within and for Gasconade county MO. on
the first Monday of November next, and
on or before the sixth day thereof if the
term shall SO long continue and if II It then
before the end of the term and answer
PIairtiff's petition the same will be taken
against him as confessed. And it is further
ordered that d copy hereof be published &C
cording to law, in the Advertiser-Courie
a newspaper printed aid published in the
county of GascOnade.
A true copy: AttesS.
AUSU,T MEYER, Clerk.
f. NJ. CLARK, PIalntiff's Attorney.
l.. s..
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Order of Publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI
County OF GasconadeS
In the Circuit Court, in Vacation September
Rudolph %liirzcl,i Plaintiff
Til. WiuiamsS Defendant.
At this day comes the Plaintir herein, by his
Attorney + NJ. Clark and files his Affidavit,
alleging, among other things, that the Defen
dant +. IL. Williams, since the institution of
this suit has abscounded and abSented himself
from his usual place of abode in this State, and
has since become and now is II nonresident of
the Stale of Missouri, and that the ordinary
process OF Law cannot be served upon him.
Whereupon, it is Ordered by the Clerk of said
Court in ' acatiJn that said Defendant be notl-
fled by Publication that Plaintiff has common
Ced 4 suit against him in this Court by Petition
the object and general nature of which is to OBJ
lain u judgment and decree in equity. against
the said Defendant T IL. Williams, divesling
him of all right, title, claim interest and estate
of III and TO the following described Real Estate
situate in the County OF GasCOnIde state of
Missouri, to wit: All of the South East or. Sec
ton 1, Township 80 Range 1 west, and the last
half OF south East or. and North West Or. of
South East or. of session >, Township A., Range
{, west, and the East hall CT North West Or.
Section 81 Township a, Range 4 west; And to
vost the title 10 said Land in the plaintiff Ru-
dolph hirzel, and Tor other proper relief and
that unless the said Defendant I. Ii. Williams
be and appe II at this Court, at the next term
thereof, to he begun and holden at the Court
House in the Town Of Hermann, in said County
state of Missouri on the Ith day OF November
next. and on or before the sinh day of said
Term, if the Term shall 81 long continue and if
not, then ON or before the last day ofsaid Term,
and answer OF plead to the Petition in said
cause, the same will he taken as confessed, and
Judgmen will he rendered accordingly. And il
Is further ordered, that a copy hereof be pub
liShed, according 10 law, Ia the Advertiser
Courier, Il newspaper printed and published in
the County OfGa-COnade, Missouri for four weeks
successfully, the last insertion To he at least -four
weeks before the commencement OF the next
Term OF said Court.
AUGUST MEYER, Circuit Clerk.
a true copy from the record.
Witness my hand, and the seal OF the Circuit
Court OF GascOnade County, this 9TH day of Sep
TENDER, 1859.
tSkAL.) AUGUST MEYER, Circuit Clerk,
r. NJ. CLARK, Plaintiffs Atty.
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STATE OF MISSOURI, Co
Comfy of Gasconado
In the Circuit Court, In Vacation Sop
TENDER 10Th 1889.
S. r. Nicks Plaintiff.
Samuel wilks Defendant.
At this day comes the Plaintiff herein. bv
his Attorney j. &. Kiskaddon, before the
undersigned Clerk of the Circuit Court,
within and for Gasconade County, in Eaea-
ton, and files his Petition and Affidavit,
alleging, among other things, that the De-
PENDANT Samuel Wilks is a nonresident of
the state of Missouri W%hereupon. it is
ordered by the said Clerk in Vacation that
said Defendant Samuel Wilks be notified bv
publication that plaintiff has commenced a
suit against him in this Court by petition
and attachment, the object and general na-
ture of which is to obtain a judgment for
the sum of Six HUNDRED and Seventy one
o3-lW dollars, with interst and costs, foun-
ded upon all account, for labor done and
performed, Cash paid. Taxes paid and
goods, wares and merchandise furnished bv
plaintiff to and for the Defendant, and at
the special instance and request of said
defendant, at diverse times from the wear
1865 to the year 1889. An itemized state
ment Of which said account is set forth in
the petition of said plaintiff. That his pro-
perty and Real Estate, to wit the north
east quarter of north west quarter, and
south half of north west quarter of section
twenty five (25) township forty two (42)
range five (5) west, in Gasconade County
Missouri, is about to be attached, and that
unless the said Samuel Wilks be and appear
at this Court, at the next term thereof, TO
be begun and holden at the Court House in
the Town of Hermann, in said County, Mo.
on the 4th day Of November next, and on
or before the Sixth day of said Term, if the
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-10-04
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In the Gasconade County Circuit Court.
In Vacation, september md lssJ

In the Gascouade County Circuit Court.
In Vacation, september md lSSJ
state 81 Missouri, PN. Rel and to he Use Of
George kracttiy collector of the revenue OF
Ga-couale county, Missouri v. the unknown
heir OF James Mcbride deceased. Now, at
this day comes the Plaintiff by his Attorney
ana lic, Il Petition and affidavit fr0m which
ii appears that the defendants the unknown heir
of JameSMcl;ridr deceased are nou-residents of
Thu state. Whereof, ON motion of Plaintiff by
his attorney, it Is OruerCd by the clerk in NaCa-
ton, that the defendants. Tie unknown heirs
of james Mcbride deceased. he notified that
Il civil action has been commenced against them
the object aml general nature uf which Is to OBJ
tain 1t Judgment Tor the following amounts OF
TAKE, due Tor the years, lSSi and lSS1 and as
sc-sed against the said defendant upon the fol-
lowing described Real Estate, situated in the
County of Ga~Conade, State at Missouri, tO-wit
81. l. assessed for the yCarlSSGandSl ~ assessed
FOR the year lSS1. All on The west half OF south
west quarter I'll section 9, i~nIOwnship 40, Range
q west together with all interest and costs there
On. and Ia enforce the lien OF the State of Mis-
sour against said real estate for said taNeS,
itcre-t and costs, ami unless they be and appear
at the next November term of this Court 10 be
begun aud held at Hermann, within and for
Ga~cOuade county, Mo, Gu the first Monday
of November HrNt, ana ON or before the sixth
day thereof, il the term shall 80 long continue
amt ii no; then before the end of The term and
answer PIaintIn's petition, the same will be
ther ordered that Il copy thereof be published
according To law, in the MISUNDERSTANDING, n
newspaper printed and Fuhlished in the county
vi Ga~ronade. \ true copy, attest:
Angus MEYER, Clerk.
IT,. s. f.. VI. Clark Plaintiffs Attorney.
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HOrf0aUe Sale.

Whereas august II. M~estemakPr and C.. NJ
Matchmaker, his wife. by their certain hI"II-
gage deed daici The 18th day utDctnber, lSSJ and
accorded in the !tecOrIcrs Office Of Gasrunade
Z rUmty STATE of Missouri in Book !, Page
jlt, did convey Ia Henry AhrenS the following
dCsCIibrd rCal-eStat5. situate in tie county %.
G;t-conade and state OF Missouri, tO-wit:
ihe southeast quarter OF the southeast quar-
ter and the south nali of the northeast quarter
"fIlIe southeast quarter of section five 81,
township lorty-Une an. range four III west
Also the east half Of the northeast quarter oI
section eight Isl, township lurty-oneOD, range
four III west. containing One-huudred and
forty lliOl acres more or less.
Which said conveyance was made to secure
the payment OF Il certain prOmis5Ory note there
in uC.rIihrtl. aud which said note was Tor
value received duly assigned 10 Jacob Jordan
and whereas default has been made in the pay
mpnt of said note secured by said mortgage
deed. /. the Undersigned, Jacob Jordan, in
performance OF the power in me vested by said
mortgage deed, will on
SATURDAY,, md DAY OF NOVEMBER lSSJ.
between the hours 9 O'Clock in the forenoon
and ) O'Clock in the afternoon of that day pro-
coed TO sell the real estate herein lie scribei, at
bidder al the Court House door in the Town OF
hermann, County OF GaaCOnade, tate uI Mis-
souri, /" satisfy the said promisSOry note W lh
the interest due thereon, tugp thea with Tie en-
pense> "I these proceedings.
JACOB JORDAN,
Mortgage.