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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-16
PENNSYLVANIA FLOODS.

Crsps Swept AWay In the Lebanon Valley.
Tie schuylklll Very High.
READING, Pa, July 15.-An unusually
heavy rain storm prevailed early this
morning through the Lebanon valley.
Hundreds Of fields were submerged and
the crops which had been cut and left
lying in the fields were washed away.
At the towns Of Avon, Myerstown and
Lebanon the water howedinto thelower
floors OF lumber Of houses and many
occupants lost their household effects.
AT noon to-day the sChuylkill river was
seven feet above low water mark, and at
Spring City eleven feet.
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DISGUISED AS A TRAMP.
Charlie Mitchell Eaters New York 10
seedy Garb-To Sail for Europe.

seedy Garb-To Sail for Europe.
NEw York, July 15.-Kilrain's trainer,
Charlie MatChell, having discarded the
habiliments Of the ministry, arrived in
this city about noon to-day disguised as
tramp. He entered strutee's hotel at
Third avenue aud Ono Hundred and
Twenty eighth streets with beard
Of several days growth. looking
seedy enough, aud his dearest friends
would not have known him. An hour
later he emerged from the hotel with
a natty light suit Of tweed and patent
leather boots. During the afternoon he
visited several sporting resorts along the
Harlem river, apparently having lost all
fear Of police interference. A friend Of
Mitchells' said this evening that Nit.
chell and Moore had arranged to sail for
Liverpool on the Cunard steamer
Etruria, Wednesday morning.
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Grent pnmnre ln Lnncn.lsr onnnt,

LANCASTER, Pa, July l5.-The storms
Of Saturday and Sunday nights in the
northern part Of Lancaster county were
the heaviest in years. Along Hommer
and Middle creeks five mill dams were
carried away, and In Elizabeth township
Ave bridges were destroyed. A large
amount Of fencing and growing crops
were swept away. The creeks are higher
than ever before known.
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THE wORLpY SOClAlISr CONGRRsS.
1t Opens in Parls-Francs aud German,
Furnish Most OF the Delegates,

It Opens In Paris-France aud Germany
Furnish Most OF the Delegates.
PARIS, July l5.-The International
Socialist Congress was opened in Paris
to-day, There are present 1888 French
and lS9 foreign delegates. ofthelatler,
50 are Germans, and include II mem
bers Of tue German Reichstag. NJ. Leib.
knecht, who Is one OF tho Reichstag
representation, addressed the Congress.
He declared that working Germany and
working France were united in this
congress. II was not q theoretic union;
on the contrary, 1t would result in an
alliance which would exercise an inllu-
ence throughout the entire world.
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Minister Terrell Ipjursd.

WASHINGTON, D. O., July l5.-TniOr.
nation has been received by friends
here OF an accident to lion. L. II. Ter.
rell, of Texas, Minister to Belgium. AS
he was boarding the steamer in New
York he struck his knee against a pro.
lection, injuring 1t so badly that lie has
been unable 10 walk since, He reached
BRUSSELS, but has been confined to his
room and has not yet been presented to
the King. In letter Mrs. Terrell says
she fears that the result will prove quite
anrinna
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-16
PGRPLExING QUESTIONS
In Regard to the Enforcement of the Allen
Contract Labor Law.

Contract Labor Law,
WASHINGTON, D. O., July ia mum.
Der Of perplsxing questions have been
presented to the Treasury Department
in regard to the enforcement of the
alien contract labor law, SO far as 1t ap.
plies to persons employed in this cOun.
try but who reside Just across the Ca.
madam and Mexican borders. Com.
plant has been lodged against an officer
OF q bank In Vermont, near the Cana.
dian border line, who has his residence
In Canada, He has crossed the border
line to his business nearly every day for
the past forty years. 1t tls charged that
his employment Is In contravention 10
the contract labor law. Complaint has
also been made against the practice OF
allowing Canadian and Mexican laborers
to enter United States territory for days
work. These matters are all under in-
vestigation,
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DeafenlnV I,enIs OF Thupder.

LEAvENwoRTn, KAs, July l6.--A
crashing thunder storm without a drop
Of rain falling occurred In this locality
Saturday night. A dense bank Of black
clouds arose In the west In the evening
gradually drifting TO tile northwest. A
cloud bank from the southeast drew
toward tho zenith and an hour and q
half later both cloud banks ovenprcad
the Sky from horizon 10 horizon aud foi
three hours deafenlng peals Of thunder
shook the earth, but no rain fell. Yes.
terday there was another thunder storm
accompanied by half an inch Of rain.
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Tho Nh0elInr IlrlnL ilnmnnn,.

The old lllyerglds Paving Brick Com.
pany, Of Hush Run, o., which was 70.
Gently sold for $16S6 al alslgneVB' sale
iof Tile atot mortgage bondholdOTS, has
been fe.orgAnlEed under the name OF
the Wheeling Brick Company. The
works, which are one Of the best equip.
ped IN the Ohio Valley, will be lnme.
dlAtely put In order 10 fe.ComualnenCe
the Manufacture Of paving brick.
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Municipal InspsCtors.

A party Of Councllnen from Newark,
Ohio, arrived In this city last evening on
q visit Of inspection. ThOy desired
mainly 10 look at the water works, and
also the hfB brick payenUnls, city
ctemat0ty and other modern Improve.
menh tgf which Wheeling ls noted,
They looked about a little last night, aud
VIII resume their Inspection this morn.
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chIcnro a Illr hoy Now.

CmcAGo, July 16.-JudgC PrCnder-
CAST, OF the County Court, officially de-
clared tile result OF the recent ballot by
which tho suburbs surrounding the city
voted to become annexed 10 Chicago.
This afternoon Mayor Cregier and the
heads OF the police, fire and health de-
partments left for Hyde Park TO take
iOymal possession Of the surrendered
municipality aud its property. Having
accomplished that, they will proceed to
the towns.of Lake and Lake View on a
lila arkauI
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Very Llllle Damage DONE.

CINCINNATI, July 15,-Reports from
Hamilton, Ohio, today concerning the
storm Of yesterday indicate that there
was no loss Of life. The loss OF property
at Princeton Is estimated to not exceed
$4,000. Damage to crops, fences, ETC.,
Is very great in the pathway OF the storm,
which was about a quarter OF mile
wide.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-16

ROME, July l5.-The Pope gave a ro-
ception to the cardinals and diplomats
to-day. The reception lasted four hours
and during the entire period Ills Holi
ness continued TO extend greetings
The Pope will remove tomorrow To his
residence in the Garden Casino, and
audiences will be suspended until fur
tier notice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-16

LONDON, July 10 The German
squadron oscorting Emperor William
will arrive at Dover on August /, and
proceed next day TO tho Isle Of Wight.
The Emperor will remain with the
Queen at Osborn until August Il On
the Sth he will review tho troops at
AldafAhot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-16

Special Dispaich % Me Mtellioaor,

Special DiSp1teh 10 ne hiellt0etctr,
CHARLESTON, W. VA, July 16.-Gov.
ernor Wilson has pardoned James Car
pentRr, who was sentenced six months
ago by the Jefferson county Circuit
Court to serve fifteen years in the peni.
LCntiary for indecent assault. The par.
don was granted on recommendation Of
the prosecuting attorney aud prison
physician.
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West YIrginIn rosll,n.lers,

''pttIIH DI7pREfH 70 NE INItTEIDtNuT
WASHINGTON, D. G., July l5.-Fourth
class postmasten were appointed for
West Virginia to-day, Us follows: DAILY,
Braxton county, WIN. Popst, vice A @.
Wakefield, removed; Grlmlns Landing,
Mason county, Geo. L. Sebrell, vice W.
j. Davis, removed; Ireland, Lewis coun-
ty, Isaac Weaver, vice Nathan Roger,
resigned Old Fields, Hardy county, Jno.
0. Lions, vice Miss d. L. Vanmeter, re-
signed Romine's Mills, Harrison coun.
ty, jas. II. Pinnell, vice W. b. Dennison,
removed.
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DEcATuR, 1th, July l6.-A heavy rain
and wind storm passed over this city
yesterday accompanied by sharp light
ming and heavy thunder. One house
was struck by lightning, two houBel
were unrooiod aud the roof was taken
OF a drug store. The damage 10 CROP
was UonBllOfablO,
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From tho Trlpod to The stall,tlclau'a CHAIR.

WASHINGTON, D. O.. July l5,-super.
intendent of Census Porter to-day ap-
pointed Mr.. Edward Stanwood, Of Bos.
ton, the present editor Of the Yomh's
Companion, a special agent OF the Census
Office to collect the statistics OF cotton
manufacture throughout tho United
States. Mr.. Stanwood was formerly ed.
itor OF the Boston advertiser, and is a
statistician OF considerable note in the
Eastern States, having written several
valuable pamphlets on the productive
power OF New England. 1t is under.
stood that Mr.. stanwood was recon.
mended by some Of the most prominent
citizens Of Massachusetts and OF other
New England States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-16
llonlnnrer 10 Retnrn to rlnnre

LONDON, July 15.-It is reported that
twenty-five government clerks have re.
Ceived notice Of dismissal for congratu.
lating General Boulanger. The General
has ordered the sign ITO Let" to 10 re.
moved from his' Paris residence. This
Is supposed 10 indicate hiR intention Ia
return shortly to the French capital.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-16

Wtllaburg local ..-..
Last Thursday Thomas Everett re-.
Oelved over 10000 pounds Of wool al
this place, bought NJ from thirty 10
thirty.thfeo cents per pound, though II
contained some fancy clips bought al
iorty.iour cents. This Ia believed 10 be
the largest amount Of wool ever received
In the town in one day.
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Garter 0ots iiis Divorce.

onIeAOO, July 1b.-Judgc jumlsOn,
this morning oyOtrulsd tho motion tOr a
new trial In tho Carter divorce pase pnd
entered a decree Of divorce IL favor ol
Leslie Carter liC also gave Mt. Carter
absolute control Of tho boy Dudley, MB,
Carter having pefmiESlOn 10 visit him at
certain times Mrs. Carter will appeal
10 the Appellate Court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-16
Result Of n Sunday spree.

tFtNIII I7I1TUIVN 70 INV INVtlIIDtNltT'
PARERRsBuRd, VIVA, July 15.-John
Mcguire, a we'll known shoemaker, was
struck with a brick yesterday by Mike
Ward and his head literally mashed, a
Jaw toue being broken and several teeth
knocked out, His recovery ls not GER
tain. They were both drinking whisky
Sunday. .U
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TsrFibIo IFniIglotin,

In MANS, Iowa, July lO,-A terrible
hall storm passed over this city late SAT.
utday night II was about fourteen
miles long aud two Wide. Hero Ia The
city II destroyed thoueanda Of windows
and eyCEy Rarden.' Many iatmOfB lose
their entire crop,
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sounds BuSpiClous, )

BALTIMORE, MD., July 16.-A letter
was received at Kilralh's house to-day
addressed d,I to Jake, from Henry Hudson,
Of Chicago.
The letter said he won $1,000 on the
fight by oyer hearing Charlie Mitchell
In New Orleans toll d man 10 bet MI be
had on Sullivan, as Rllralh's defeat was
O iOfeRohe conclusion,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-16
s5O.o0O ON COUNTY BoNpS
Awarded by the Finance Committee Yes.

Awarded by the Finance Committee Yes.
terday.
The Finance Committee Of the Board
Of County Commissioners yesterday after.
noon opened and examined the proposals
for The purchase Of 100000 Of county
bondS-lO.3O's at n per cent. A large
number Of bids were received. Ono local
bidder wanted the whole issue al par.
Ono bid was for 100000 at 2 per cent.
The applications for the bonds bear Lestl.
mony 10 the wealth Of the community
and the confidence In the County's 1nah.
Clal soundness,
The committee concluded 10 sell only
$50, 900 now, and advertise again for pro.
poBalB for tho next Issue Of St0,O 700, 10 be
put on the market October /. The issue
Il IaataN NaN Nau NlIn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-16
A Move AraipSt ,i,s slan,,atd.

CHlCAoo, July 16.-ln the Circuit
Court to-day lfesspass on tho case was
lled BY the Hoodllhdef Mlil Company
Tor $40, 1000 against the Standard oil Com.
pany, II believed that this ID the lifst
move 10 prevent the Standard oil COIN.
pany laying q pipeline into The city ID
proposed In the city council,
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Dled ftpm 4 S:InItrnl ,iills.

WiScHEsrER, vAD July 1S.--E. o. Iot.
don, well known throughout the United
States % Tho proprietor ol The torlon
While Sulphur sprirg5, this county,
died this morning, jb was bitten II
the hand by a pet squirrel two month";
ago and blood poisoning eel In, I'M
arm was amputaled on Friday,
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Returned to washington.

WASHINGTON, D. O., July 15.-secrc.
tary Proctor returned to Washington
from his home in Vermont yesterday.
Mr.. Lacey, Comptroller OF the Cur
rency, has returned TO Washington from
a short visit to his homo in Charlotte,
Mich. He brought his family with him.
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siean,,hip Atyivsis.

Nav YoRE, July lb,-Artiyed, steam.
gp Vera from Htemen, aud Alaska,
from liverpool,
PHILADELPHIA, July 1b,-Afflyed.
steamer British King, from Liverpool,
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PARIS, July 15.-A collision occurred
at Grenoble to-day between passenger
train and goods truin on the Paris,
Lyons and Mediterranean railroad.
Twenty persons were killed or injured.
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killed by lightning, which demolished a
number Of pens At the stockyards and
knocked of the corner Of the:BOnayen,
The Storm In WlScopslu,

ELEHoRN, Wis, July l5,-A very VIC,
lent storm visited this section Saturday
night preceded by wind that leyeled
the large wheel Of the wind Touring mill
and did much damage TO crops,
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KANSAS CirY, Mo-, July ib,-A terrific
rain storm accompanied by Violent Hight.
Ming passed over this city this evening,
' Hannah O'Connof, hired gill, waG
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ssnrls.o,connor 1lnpe Slrned,

LONDON, July 15.-A race has been
arranged for September 0 between Henry
searlc, the Australian oarsman, and
William ]. 0'Connor, tho Canadian
champion. The articles Of agreement
were signed to-day,
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BALTIMORE, July 16.-,rhO Suns Deer
Park special says: The President denies
in the most emphatic terms tho re.
ported resignation OF Mr.. Blaine. He
characterizes the rumor as stuff and
nnnRanla
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Tho Iron strIEe ln Au.lrln.

vienna, July 15.-The strikes, ini.
tiated by the miners and iron.wofkem
In Styrrla, arc extending 10 the Leoben,
KohaCh and Voitsbefg districts.
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PARIS, July l6.-The Chamber of Dep.
uties by vote Of 4Gl TO 12, to-day ap.
proved q bill providing for a credit Of
bS,OOO,O00 francs for the building Of war
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Special Dlspdith TO tht hHelt9MeH,
PARKRsnuRa, W. Va, July l5.-The
vile Of Samuel Stewart, ex.SherifF ot the
county, died last night after a protracted
illneaI. Funeral tomorrow afternoon
from the Methodist Church,
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CtTY oyAlRStco, July i5.--Heayy rains
have fallen here and portion Of The
cIly ID inundated,
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BlAlHs Malls IbS,hsyI.,..

,81n llARuON, July is. : Secretary
i,,si nIallie denies With his own lipB the
UA.., UlMA.e.,s'sloty Of hiS teSignatloh, which was
hlghl. 'O" S"'N''
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Pension Esannlnlog Hoard.

Special DLipatch 10 lie IateillOaor.
WASHINGTON, D. G., July l5.-The
Commissioner Of Pensions to-day ap.
pointed the following named examining
surgeons at Weston, West Virginia: DR..
William Laytleld, OF Camden; Dr.. NJ. s..
Holt and DIR. A. +. Lawson, Of Weston.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-06-04
He PLAYED to Lose.

He was keen, sharp looking young man,
and he said to the lady of the house on Second
avenue as he stood in the hall:
Madame, have called for the suit Of
clothes which needs brushing and fixing"
What suitP' she asked
Your husbands Sunday suit, maam. He
called as he went down this morning"
And he said was to let you have them3"
"Yes'm."
Did he appear in good health and spiritsi"
why, certainly"
Look and act naturalm
"Of course. Why do you askf'
because he has been dead eighteen years,
and have some curiosity on the subject!"
IL have made a mistake, perhapsl" STAN
mered the young man.
Perhaps you have The man you saw go
out OF here an hour ago is my brother You
may have better luck in the next block with
the old fashioned confidence game. Good
morning r'-Detroit Free Press
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-06-04
PORTLAND MARKET.
THE CHERRY AND STRAWBERRY
CROP DAMAGED BY RAINS.
Wheat Remains Dull and Inactive
Fruits and Vegetables Meet With
Ready Sale at Good PR ;es
Wool Very Dull

The heavy rains during the week have
proved detrimental to the abundant crop
of strawberries and cherries, but no com
plants are heard from the farmers down
the valley. The local merchandise
markets are a trifle dull, and wheat makes
no favorable signs to holders. In gro
carries, sugars have advanced lsc, while
cofees are very firm. Provisions are
steady at quotations, There is no change
in dairy produce and poultry. The wool
and hop market continue dull and in
active. The wheat market is slightly
lower. Former quotations for feed and
hay are fairly maintained. We quote:
GROCERIES.
Sugars, Golden G 6l5c. extra G SIC,
dry granulated SIZE, cube, crushed and
powdered sac. Coffee: Costa Rica q y
@221dc, Rio 22d023c, Java 25@27c, Mocha
28@3ic, Arbnckle's roasted 2534c.
PROVISIONS.
Oregon ham 121a@l3c, breakfast ba
con 13c, sides 101a@l01ac, shoulders 81
169c. Eastern ham l3@l319c, breakfast
bacon 13@131ac, sides 91a@l0c. Lard
los 91ac,
Navel oranges $5@5.50, Riversdes
SO. 25. California lemens $3.50@4 per box
Oregon strawberries 1915 per crate.
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes SOC, onions 81 80, rheubarb Sc,
tomatoes $1@3 per box.
DRIED FRUITS.
Apples 4@5c, sliced &c, apricots 1870
lac, peaches S@10c, pears Sc, Italian, &c,
silver &c, German 6@61sc, plums 507c.
California figs Sc, raisins $l.75@2.25 per
box.
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Butter, Oregon fancy zoe, dairy 1SM20c,
common, 100 y l5c, Eastern pc, Califor-
MIA $4,000.
POULTRY.
Chickens IS, broilers 1904, ducks $40
oil per doz., geese 80, turkeys zoe per ID.
WOOL.
Valley 16@17c, Eastern Oregon 100 5c.
Hops 1OQ15c.
Wheat, Valley $l.2.h, Eastern Oregon
$1.15 Oats SOC.
FLOUR.
Standard $4.25, other brands $500.
FEED.
Hay $13@14 per ton, bran $l3@14,
chop $lS@20. shorts $l5@l6, barley $22 &c
@24.
FRESH MEATS.
Beef, live, SIC, dressed, 7c; mutton
live, 31ac, dressed &c; lambs $3.50 each
hogs live &c, dressed, 7@7hc; veal 6@Sc
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-06-04

Henry NJ. Stanley. the explorer, had
an early love affair Mt Omaha. Neb.,
the particulars OF which have been re-
Gently given out on ''undouhted author
ity.' 1t was when he was young,
handsome aud fond of adventure. He
fell in love with an actress who was
then on the boards OF the old Academy
Of Mnsic-a vaudeville actress. She
was coquette, and lirted with young
bloods OF the city who had more money
than Stanley. When Stanley got per-
fectly crazy in his affection for her she
arranged II meeting with him after the
performance, and. posting her friends,
had them stationed behind the scenes
to observe the results. Stanley, honest
in his infatuation, knelt before the
woman and protested desperately.
She amused herself ut his expense
for some time. and then called in her
concealed friends mech to her lovers
surprise and disgust. N. Y. Graphic.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-06-04

Alittle girl was graciously permitted.
one bright Sunday, to go with her
mamma to hear papa'preach. 1t was u
time of great rejoicing and RESPONSE
bility. and the little face was all alight
with happy anticipation. Now ii
CHANGED that on this special occasion
papa's sermon was on the warning
order. and his earnest voice rang out
solemnly in the Sunday quiet After a
moment of breathless surprise and
horror. the little listeners soul was
wrought upon with great pity for the
poor mortals upon whom so much
wrath was descending. She rose ex-
citedly to her feet, and, her wide, re-
proachful eyes just peeping over the
back of the seat, called out, in sweet
Gliding tones: .'What for is you
scolding all the people so. papa" -
Harper's Young People