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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-28
AlihInll

oulpAoo, Nov, 2,,-A suit iof 100000
was begun before Judge Gresham this
morning hy The Thorn Hedge Company
against The Washbptn.Mpgn MAnuiaO,
turing Company. The allegation cot
forth ate IN the eIept that deiendauls
have retained royalties due the plAlh'
tilis 10 the above amount i0f the Use 1i d
patent Oh bathed wire fence. Tue
suit 10 iOt the collection oi theeC royal.
Ties,
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AGAINST BEN BUTLER,
A Suit for slander Thought by a Famous
Government Claimant.

n suit TOT slRhubr brouBht ny y FAMOUS
Government Claimant.
WASHINGTON, D, O., Nov, 27.-salnuel
Strong, whose Claim asainst the di.triut
has become almost historical, to-day
tlled a suit against Benjamin F. Butler
for s25O,OOO damages for SANDER. Gen.
eral Butler brought suit several months
ago against Mr. Strong for u considera-
ble amount, which ho aEserted was due
him US contingent counsel icts out OF
the award made IL strong. The suit
developed sone highly exciting features,
among which was The production Of a
paper by Strong, which, II genuine,
would show that General Butler had
agreed 10 accept for bis services an
amount much lower than thut nauled In
the suit, General Butler denounced this
letter US forgery, aud the suit for slan'
der grows out Of ctrpin allegations
made which the General used ut this
time,
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Euchre Al the olub In.l Nlrhl.

The Progressive EuChro party given
by the Wheeling Club last night was
largely attended and very much enjoyed
by tho members and their wivpg, sisters
and lady friends, The prizes were won
as follows; First prizes, Mis- Emma
johnson, laCe pint Mr.. Hair, HAllman,
cane. For second best scores, Mrs. j,
Kelsey Hall, silver bracelet; Mi. D. Car
ter List, match box.
After the game was concluded the
Opera House orchestra, which had but
II an appearance, furnished music for
dancing, which was kept up for an hnur
Uf two,
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onlcAuo, Nov 2L-Among the lndicL.
tnonts returned BY the November Grand
Jury to-day was one which charged
prominent Chicago warehouseman, now
out Of the city, with Issuing fraudulent
warehouse receipts for Il large aiInunt,
Great secrecy was thrown about tho
matter 40 The gentleman Ii BELT ytd 10
b. away on business aud moi i,igilive
from Justice, and The authorities hons
that he will bg arrested before lie lias
any lnkling Oi thU facts.
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A RRIGHTP1L WRECK.
Ac.&O, Railroad Bridge Gives Way With
. FEelEht Train Onit-ons Life Lost.

Ava W. hhHFoha hFinge HtHe1 way with
. freight Train ON it-one Life Lost,
Special DlspGieA % Ne IRialiGaaR.
HVSTlNaToS, W, Va. Nov, 27.-The
Chesapeake & Ohio railroad bridge cross,
ing the Guyapdotte river Just above this
city, fell this afternoon while a freight
train was crossing 1t, pEeclpitating the
the engine and cars into the river, But
one person was killed, Engineer R, v.
Freeman, The fireman, conductor and
brakeman had Q marvellous escape, sus-
tanning only slight bruises. The wreck
Is an awful one, and created intense ex.
citement In this city and vicinity, The
falling Of the bridge ia said 10 have been
caused by q heavy jar made by q car
Jumping the track, The conductors
name IL Cunningham, The bridge had
been condemned for some time,
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DR.. Leon N. Reeter and Miss Jessie
Brlnton, both Of this. city, werq quietly
married in Pittsburgh yesterday aitDf.
noon by the Rev. j. K. McKally, Of
Beaver Pa. They were guests at the
Hotel Anderson last night, The news
Of the marriage Of DR., Reeier and Miss
Brintou will DO q surprise to all their
friends except a iow intimate ones who
were advised ss to their plans. DR..
Refer came hero from Meadyillo, Pa,
about two years ego and has built up a
successful practice, his profession being
that oil a veterinary surgeon. His
bride has a number Of admirtng friends
here
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OMAHA, NEB, Nov 9L--J. 8, Nc.
COnaRhs general store at York was
closed yesterday. The C'ltlashb' State
Bank, Of which be was President, closed
the loore, lie had branch bank d,
Bpnedlct q small town 10 this county,
Which is alsp said 70 have failed. No
oogSga Ss.v yIs SSs SIS quoted a between s2p'pVc
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POISON IN OlGAREqTES.
The Narrow Escape from Death Of an Ex.
cesssIya smoker ut Philadelphia.

The Narrow Escape from Death Of an Ex.
cesssiye smoker ut Philadelphia.
PalLADELPulA, Pa, Nov 27.-ohris
Kleinz, aged fourteen years, sou Of j,
Frank Kleinz, proprietor Of the Ferry
House, corner Of Water aud South
streets, is now lying in critical condi.
ton, as result Of excessive cigarette
smoking. The lad has been in the habit
Of smoking from ten TO thirty cigarettes
daily for nearly four years past. On
Monday the cigarette victinl's body be-.
gan 10 swell until it became twice the
normal size, and he looked as II poisoned
by'a snake bite. The attending physi
clan said his death would ensue within
twenty.iour hours unless Precipitation
could be induced. Alter several hours
work this was accomplished, and the boy
is resting easy, with Iair prospects Of re-
rnVHfV
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~ L0aW Ulobt IItM0tt1I.
vi Washington should I,O scleeisd as
The place lot we WO'lds FALL Tie Gov.
eminent would have 10 FOOT lhe sntlre
cost. We have NO dOnbL Washington
bohdA COuld bo sold and a guarantee
l9pd Talgod In that way, but the rrv1it
oi VIC Government would bb bphjnd
such bondg, aud they wOuld pNflhku I
.1B Ohatactef Of National BeOuiillea Ln
Lne otlef hand u IT. Louis should o
selected etc., ETC., elC, etc.
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Hank Failure il NpLra.ha,

YoRE, NEu, Nov G7-one Of the lars.
est failures York has ever known took
place last evening. The Citizens State
Bank and 4. +. MCConaughey, a MGR.
chant, made assignments tor the benefit
OF creditors. The bank will probably
pay In full. Mr. McCOnaughey's la,
bililies are not known He was one Of
the principal slOdkholdpta in The ClLi,
gers Bank aud was cashier Of the same.
This will not affect auy Of the othOs
business houses here,
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HEAVY TnlluFe m lInilImore.

BAtrlApRE, Mna Nov 9h--Mr An.
drew Aanks, Of baltimore county, OK.
nonber otlhp legislaturc, applied to tho
circuit Court Of the county Yesterday for
tho beneAL Of the inSolvent laws, Lila.
blllIlpS between $4,000 aud Sj8O, 900 1
assets eStlnAted AZ 100000, and COnsiAl
largely Of real tslate 10 Baltimore county
and Michigan.
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NEw Yopx, Nov g7,--About two hun.
drod " tho leading club men Of thlH
city witnessed the prize Gpht 10 a tinIsh
between Cal Mccarthy, Of Jersey City,
aud Nike NOlAu, Of England, for Tie
iUalhvTNelght championship Of the
world. The ulen Left thls city early III
the evening on a barge WhOtI thD tInR
was pitched, aud the tlght took place 10
TappanGce bay, near NyaCk on the Hud.
SOl. II was u tiefCn ilglt whllA II lasted,
aud was won by Mccarthy 10 the sOy.
pnih rnuhI
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penll.ylyauIn Caucus.

WAsHlSdToS, D. o., Nov 9L-The
Republican laUmbers Of the psnnsylya,
MIA Congressional delegation will meet
Friday al 2p. III, A luadIng member oj
that delegation aud IN ardent supporter
Of Mr. Resd, said To-day that he did moi
think any clloft would be made to en-
force tho unit rule,
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Tie Cartridge Fpptory Proprietor Con.
yictDd.

ASTwERp, Nov. 27.--The trial Of NJ.
Coryilain, the proprietor otthe cartridge
factory In this city In which tho disas.
trous explosion occurred last September,
whIciRgfesulted, In the death Of many
PERSONS and tho destruction OF much
property, and NJ, Delaney, the engineer
Of tho factory, who were charged with
homicide by imprudenCc, WIS concluded
to-day. The prisoners veto convicted
aud the Judge sentenced NJ. Corvllain to
four years aud six months, and N. De.
lanCy to one year aud six months.
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A SrARTLLD People,
An Alleged wild Man Chased by a Party
Of IIunLcra.

OF Hunters,
DELLEroNrAiNE, o., Nov. ga wild
man has been living in the dense woods
near the Miami river below the Lewiston
Reservoir all summer. HU has been ire.
quently seen, suanLly dressed, with un.
Kept hairand beard Of great length He
was chased by q party Of hunters yester.
day, but lsd with great swiitness into a
dense swamp and was lost. People in
the vicinity are greatly excited over the
affair,
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THAT NEW RAILROAD COMPANY
Which Is to Go Througl, the Interior
The Incorporntors.

WnVH ~ W bp AHTOuBu tnb 1ntorlor-
The Incorporators.
The incorporators OF the Buckhannon
4 Holly River Railroad, about which
the lNTELLtGEScRR publ shed an enter
taining article in Tuesdays issue, are,
Hon. N. S. Quay, OF Beaver, Pa; Hon
W. j. W. Cowdeu, Of Wheeling; j. P.
Ross, ot Bellyiew, Pa, and William Il.
Reed, Councilman Richard Dietrich,
William Z. Walters, James w. Mil.
Ter, B. W. Vandergrift, b. o.
Christy, Hugh Ferguson and ]. S.
Christy, all Of Pittsburgh. Mr.. Wander.
grit Ia one Of tho Standard Oil Compa,
ny's principal representatives about
Plttsbnrgh, and Mi. Ferguson Is one o.
Andrew Carnegie's srighthand.men. The
publication In the lNTELLIoENCER waI
the drst about tho now company in any
paper in this State. The certificate Of
incorporation was taken Out last Septem,
Der. The capital stock is 81, ,00O, 900, and
shares arc SlOO each.
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SNOW STORMS in THE WEST
DlIrrards Reported in NIInnesota White
Commenced iu Earnest,

VOmMehutu ~ hhFhest'
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov GA light fall Of
snow has been in progress during the
day and still continues tonight. The
weather is otherwise mild.
A special from Litch6eld, Mimi, says
that genuine blizzard sst in there this
morning. The snow has fallen to the
depth Of three inches aud is drifting
badly, The weather is quite cold and
disagreeable.
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LtsBoS, Nov. Is. king CorleS has had
Ihe NvGelsldades Palace prepared for the
reception Of hia great tn6le, Dom Pedfo,
although II ls not certain that the exilBd
emperor will Feblde there,
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Madrid, Nov 27.-It Ia expected that
several changes IN the cabinet will soon
be made. Primo Minister sagasta 10
trying 10 conclllale The disSldent 1lber.
erals and, with this object In View, will,
II 10 believed, reconstruct The ministry,
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LONDON, Nov 97.- The Tina says'
There is astrOns probability that both
Mr. Stanley and Emin Ptsha will enter
the service Of tue British East Africa
Company, and that Emin's companions
will settle In the company's territory.
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MYRiADs Of CaAes Of rheumatism and
neuralgia have already euCcnlnbed 10
that wonderful remedy Salvation Oil.
Pfice only % cenA q bottle.
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LosDoN, Nov 2t4The plan Of cam.
paign las collapsed ON the Olpert estate
Ia ireland, Sixty Of the tenants have
paid ln full tile amount due from them
besldes the cost Of tue litigation against
than.
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A ,IOTngR AT THIRTEEN.
georgia Chlld Who WAS a bride at Elo,

AbAiksvlLLE, GA, Nov. 27. Mrs.
vibbio Lee, aged only IS, yesterday gave
birth to a nine.pound boy. She has
been married two years.
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IlNnLutp,l IlnNLh ni lha AMMAN.

81. rErRRsHuRo, Nov. p1,-tl 10 tu.
inorsi hers that the AmeOfUi AishanlS.
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somV birds eau laugh. RoosIVts, Tor
In1LAnCol are noted Iot IheIE ChRnLlC.leef.
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A POSSIBLE APPEAL
To ths U, S. supreme Court 70 be Made In
Van BakeT'n Case,

TO the W - hunfeme uouft 70 ne nlnuo m
Van Bakers Case,
The possible result Of the conference
which John NJ. Cook, Esq, Of stsuben.
vile, and Col. W, w, Arnelt had with
Van Baker Tuesday night relative to
the decision Of the Supreme Court
Of Appeals Of this State in Bakers
case, which was to reaairm the
decision given by Judge Jacob in the
Circuit Court here, sentencing Van
Baker TO life imprisonment, Is that his
case viii be appealed TO the Supreme
Court oithe United States, The ground
upon which the possible move TO re.
move from out Of the jurisdiction Of the
State courts will be made is, that Bakpris
deprived OF his liberty without due
course Of law for the reason, first, that
Juror Reed, who declared on his
yoirdiTe that he held decided
opinions, was in no sense competent
Juror; second, that the Sheriff had no
right 70 deprive Baker Of his pentaloons
for the purpose Of having them inspect
cd for bloodstains, thus making him q
witness against himself; and third, that
tile indictment charging Baker with
murder OF the first degree under the
statutes of West Virginia, being Of the
short form adopted In Ohio for man
slaughter andmurdeF in the second de,
gree, Is illegal,
lthas not yet been definitely decided
that this appeal will be taken, but II 1t
is, II will be analogous to that Of Spies,
the Chicago Anarchist, upon which the
United States Supreme Court passed
two years ago, declining to interfere
with the judgment Of the State Court for
want Of Jurisdiction. AT any rate the
matter Is not yet settled and II may be
some time before Baker begins his living
death at Moundsyille.
1t Is not thought, however, that In the
event Of an appeal, that the U. s, Court
would interfere with the finding Of
Judge Jacob during the pending OF the
motion, and Baker viii accordingly
commence the serving out Of his sen.
tence In the MouudsYille penitentiary.
The time has now arrived for the
court officers and lawyers To look for
their costs aud fees, Where they will
get them Is now an unknown source,
The Sheriff aud Clerk Of Brooke county,
where the last trial was held, applied to
the Legislature last winter and got q
bill passed reimbursing them for their
services, as the statutes expressly Stipu'
late that no judgment Of costs may be
rendered against tho State,
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ADJUSTMENTS,

The Opera House was filled yesterday
afternoon despite the very disagreeable
weather, and again last night, with
audiences that laughed till their sidel
ached over the performance OF my
Aunt Bridget" as impersonated by
George W. Monroe, and applauded til
they made the place ring, the innumer
able fine musical and other special iea,
lures with which the piece abounds
The engagement which closed last night
has been great success and the popu
larlty OF Monroe and Rice here bus
been increased. They can always counI
on good houses here In the future.
The LeonzS Bros. closed a half weeks
engagement at the Grand last night.
They drew two fair houses.
The st. Felix Sisters, talented artists,
whose ability has been generally ack'
knoWledged wherever they have ap'
peared, supported by frst.class com
pany, will commence a three nights en-.
gagement atthe Grand tonight, present
Ing their own musical comedy "a Royal
Hand" Seats can be reserved at Wier's,
The indications are that there will be
large audiences teach performance,
The sale OF reserved seats for the
"Little Lord Fauntleroy" engagement
at the Opera House, Friday aud satur.
day evenings and Saturday afternoon,
will commence q. Houses music store
this morning. This dramatization oil
Mrs. Frances Hodgson BuFnett's famous
story has given the public play that ap'
peala 10 human nature and which goes
straight to the heart through any
amount Of thickness by Its own intrinsic
beauty. Its pure and healthy play,
good for the cause oil the diana and good
for the people who witness II.
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The Men Murder Case.

The taking Of testimony was COM
menced in the court at Little Washing
ton yesterday In the case Of James AetfI
charged With completely In the murder
Of pFover AIcCausland, In Greene county
two years ago. The case is heard IN
Washington county on q change OIL
venue. Captain DoVener Of this city,
Is one Of NeH's counsel, Two days
were consumed in securing jury. The
names and occupations Of the Jury finally
obtained arc as follows: ID, A. Scott,
merchant; John s, Wilson, carriage
makert y, @. Furlong, coal operators
William Grimes, farmer II. ?, Ralney,
farmer; John Westlake, minerj Tyre
Robinson, larmeri Thomas M'vay, far
mer; JohnN. M'MIrry, farmer Thomas
@. Richards, farmer; Thomas L. Dagg
plasterer ], Edgar Rankin, farmer.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
slMnssrs in the city and Wheeling People
Abroad.

shNHgeFs in the city and Wheeling People
Abroad,
Hon. 9. IS. McWhorter, Of BuCkhau-
non, was In the city yesterday.
Mr.. W. B. Sine, Of Warrington, was in
the city yesterday on come private bust
ness,
Mrs. S. F. Crawford and family leave
to-day for Pueblo, COL, to join Mr.,
Crawford.
Miss Mary 7. Jennings, Of North Eol
street, left yesterday for MOoretsld,
where she viii teach school this winter
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. SchWalb entertained
about twenty couple at euchre last night
In honor Of their guest, Miss Julia
Cohn.
DIR. John L. Dickey and bride (net
Miss Alice Reed, Of Washington, Pa, re-
turned yesterday from an extended west
ern bridal trip,
Ut. Hoke, EsQ., Of Kingwood, and a.
g. Dayton, Esq, Of Philippl, are among
the prominent inen from the interior Of
the State who are attending the Odd
Fellows Grand Lodge meetings.
MI. John r. Davenport returned yes
terday from o four days hunt In Mon
roe county Ohio. Considering tho beastly
weather that prevailed nearly all the
time he was away, he had splendid
luck. He brought home q game bag full
birds to say nothing OF other pieces.
Hon, w. O. Pusey and wife, OF Han.
cock county, were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Pussy has contracted with Sweeney
Son for a new ierry.bUat to ply be-
tween East Liverpool and the Hancock
county shore. According TO the terms
Of the contract the boat must be COM
pleted by January /.
Mr.. al zilenziger, Of Parkersburg, the
well known jolly illegal Tender Al, ar
rived in the city yesterday and register.
ed at the Stamm, He Is here for the
purpose OF attending the Grand Lodge
Of Odd Fellows and renewing old &C.
quaintances. An Odd Fellows Grand
Lodge meeting without Brother zilen-
ger would be Ike the play Of "HamletN
with Hamlet left out,
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Tho following Conveyances Of real o.
tate were admitted TO record by CLERK
Hook Yesterday
A deed tua1b November IL, 1889, by
James r. FftEler and wifeto Robert Fra
Eler, Of jefferson county, Ohio, for q GER
tain tract Of land containing l10 acres
moro orleBB. Consideration, n and The
matters set forth In d certain deed made
BY Robert Fra2ler aud vile 10 James q,
Frazier, made Noyember Y, 1880.
A deed made October ~, 1889, by VIII
liam McCOllOch Mcgee and vile To jacob
ZIlles, iof two tracts Of land situated ID
thiA county the frat containing l01
acres 2 food5 and II petOhes, located Oh
Coles ran the second located In Rich
land district, containing % acres and one
rood. Confederation, $4,000.
A decd made Nov II, 1889, by Colt
leib ThonOF and wiie 10 Charles Kettler,
tot lot No, 10 Ii square No, 42. Ia that
part Of the oily known ~ South Wheel.
lux, Confederation, $3.50, q
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1oun I,u,.oll,. Brother Arrives.

There arrived here from CLEVELAND
yesterday morning brother Of 4ona
Russell, the young woman who was
taken from Georgia Franks house OF III
fame and committed 10 jail as lunatic
She failed to recognize him when-he
first arrived, but during the afternoon
appeared TO have some faint idea as To
who he was. The brother was very
anxious to have her removed TO the
hospital or some place other than the
jail, but her condition was such that the
physician In Chargeoi her advised that
Il would DO dangerous To, move her
about. She appeared 10 DO growing
weaker all the time yesterday, and her
brother, realizing her condition, tele-
graphed for another brother, who lives
In illinois, to come on at onceit be wish.
ed TO see the girl alive. The brother
stated that up TO tho time he heard from
Sheriff Steenrod he had supposed his
sister to have been killed Ia b railroad
accident At Dayton a short time ago
the ono ID which she was hurt about
the head. .U 1881
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BELLAIRl BRIEFS.
Notes About uappenipga III That Town.
Personal Mention.

Notes About Happeninga IN That Town
Personal Mention.
John u. Waltz happy; young daughter al
his house.
Miss Mary barrett is visiting among Pitts
burgh friends,
Miss Mary Arklo, one Of tho clerks In the post
Office, ID guile sick.
Isaac steOlman has had an increase from 81 Il
60 per month In his pension.
The regular monthly meeting Of the W. o. T
U will DO held In the Christian church this Ri
ternoon.
taliy pulling given BY Miss Minnie WSSsrnan on
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. ThOo. Sullivan. former resident here
but now Of New York City, Is IN the city Visiting
among old friends.
Mr., George stlIlwell. OF the Fourth ward, and
Miss Ehni, o. Bridgeport were married At 81
ClAirsvllle this week.
Jumbo" White Is In the. 81. clalByllle jail
for gGtlIug drunk, nouTlBhinB q revolver aud
falling 10 pay q go fne.
William Sharp, manager NJ the nail works, who
has been laid up with rheumatism al tho home
OF his daughter, In Steubcnvllle, Is almost we'll,
Acrowd Of young people went 10 BridgeTorl
Tuesday night through the rain, 10 attend d
private hop. All arc now suffering more or losl
With bad colds,
John Luke, the dnytnAu, has been suffering
With an Rb,oSs In his side for number Of years,
deal Of trouble, although he Is still at work.
The electric lipht wires crossed the telephone
wires at some point, on Tuesday night, The
fluid ran into the Central once burning the key
boards and several lois OF papers and, soaring
tho llgnt central OpeFator nearly to death.
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AT GRRlANIA HALL.
A Happy Evening Spent by y Number Of
Members and their Families.

A Happy Evening Spent by Number Of
Members and their Families.
Yesterday Spumber ofthe oldermem-
bers Of the Gsrmanla Singing Society ar
ranged an entertainment for their wives
and children at Germania hall. Last
evening about twenty-five Of them, with
their wives and families, gathered at the
hall and spent the tipatill ! a, m. very
pleasantly. The children were allowed
TO enjoy the affair TO the utmost, Nc
restraints were placed upon them, and
they danced, sang and romped 70 their
hearts content Theol peoplespent
the time fully as happily, and . general
good time was the result Of the informal
gathering, A sumptuous supper was
served, and all went home well 6lled
and happy, The Germania society al
ways enjoys It's meetings, and last nights
affair was no exception,