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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-07
GROCERIES.
WHEELING, Tuesday, August

WHEELING, Tuesday, August G.
Coffee heavy and firm at the advance. Sugars
steady with an increased demand. Provisions
strong.
sYRUPs-Choicc Sugar Syrup SIC; Honey Drlps
PC Maple DripS, five gallon kegs re; ten gallon
kegs zoe: One-half barrel Csc; barrel &c. Sugar
dark 2ic; &c additional in half barrels. New
Orleans MolaSses- Fancy 4sc; Choice 46c; Prime
lie: Fair CSC: Mixed goods, New Orleans 3Os32c;
Bakers goods zoe.
PRovIsIoSs-Large s. c. hams 12c medium
5. c. hamsl211c; small 5. C. hams l21ac; Caliior-
MIA hams &C: s. c. breakfast bacon l0c; 5. C..
shoulders SC: homeless hams lie; city sides &c.
ham beef Toe; ordinary beef s19c;. family mess
pork. ID piece sl3 80: bean pork, fine clear
SD 90: dried beef hams lOc;
LARD-Tierce SIC; half barrels &c: tubs re
tin pals lbs re tin pals lbs, nc; tin pals,
10 lbs re in pals % lbs, 71c; cans, 80 lbs &c;
CANNED GooDs-3 lb Standard tomatoes S5a90c.
3 10 fancy tomatoes, 90a9js; , ID standard Hart
ford Co. corn, 90a9jc; soaked corn 55a6Oc ID
Maine process corn, 81 90; > ID Maine packed
sweet corn, 81 coal 10; 3lb Acorn brand peaches
- o.; , lb standard table peaches, 81 10; , 10
standard pie peaches, 95c; 10 nun Standard
cove oysters. 81 O0 10 light weight cove oysters
CSC: 2 10 standard string beans soc. Libby s
, ID can corned b eff, 81 %; Lbby's 1 10 can
chipped beef, S2l0 Libbys ! Id can lunch
tongue 81 20. ..oo.
No 3, S. Co; hoop pals 81 IS; hoop, 81 65 sap,
81 50: single waShbOards, 81 90; double 40, e. So;
ne crimp couble do. 81 Is; single 81 So
FRUITs-New Turkish Prunes &c; Raisins,
Valencia. nc: Layer Odora, SEE London layer
raiSus 81 G5a2 30: Loose Muscatels. 81 9Oa2 co.
Ou-Lard extra western strained soc; carbon,
40. re: carbon, $50, &c; white miners best
winter SOC. white miners 40 TO bic.
SUGARs-Cut loaf gj4c; Cubes &c; Fruit pow
dcrel &c: Ordinary powdered PC; Granuated
Standard CSC: Standard COnfectiOner's A 915c;
standard Grocers A SIC; Pearl White SIC;
White extra SIC; Ohio Valley SIC; New York
RicE-Fancy Pearl &c: Choice Pearl SIC;
Choice Domestic &c; Prime Domestic SIC,
Fancy Hard &C.
Fancy Green 2lc PeaberTy p C; Choice Green
poe Prime Green l9}ac: Roasting grades liza
2O] sc; Java 221zc, Roasted in packages-Ohio
Valley me go.
FIsiI-Mackercl-Extra Shore No ., bbls. 200
lbs. s26CO: half-barrels 100 lbs, $3.50; quarter
barrels 50 lbs Sc S. kits, 10 lbs, Sl.5O, medium
No. bills 200 lbs, s2lOO halfbarfels, 100 lbs,
$3.50: quarter barrels 50 lbs, $685. kits, 10 lbs,
81 30 Lake Herring-Halfbarr Is, 100 lbs, 500
quarter-h barrels, 50 lbs, sl.25 quarter barrels 10
lbs, Sl.l0; kits, 10 lbs 45c.
sTARcH-Fox Refined 234c; loose lump Diamond
Gloss &c: Diamond Gloss III. packages SIC; Fox
corn starch SIC,
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PETROLEUM.

NEw YORK, August -Petroleum-Opened
al ~ c. and was dull and featureless unlii ai.e,
noon. when slight advance occurred; 1t then
reacted slightly aud closedsleady at 20 &C. Total
sales, 10000 barrels.
OIL CITY, Pa, August Petroleum, opened
al 81 90; highest 81 coz lowest 1870; cosed o a1
slOC3s Sales 80 600 barrels; clearsnces, Oh ~
barrels: charters, 50l9 barrels; shipments
20 81 barrels runs, 1919 barrels.
Pr7rssURe. PA. August 6.-Petroleum, dull
but firm: opened at 81 90; closed at 81 COS
highestsl OO1s; lowest $3.50.
BRADFORD. PA, August 6.-Petroeum opened
Al 81 90 closed at 81 OOA: highest 81 O%s; lowest
or &C. clesrances 9. 5000 barre 5
TIrusvILLE. PA, August Petroleum; opened
at g9 e, highest 81 or; lowest 914c;cioseu d.
81 0O3sl
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~EIcnRORs ARRESTED.

Several Men Held for the Assault on Farm
er Brown and His Wife.
New MARrINsvILLE. Augdst 5.-The
warrants sued out a few days ago by
Farmer Brown fer the assault made on
himself and wife, in which they we're given
a tar bath, were this day returned e1-
ecuted. some six or eigh. Of their
neighbors answering under arrest. A pre-
limiuary hearing was had here to-day be.
fore Squire McClaskey, which resulted in
the parties being held to answer to the
next term Of our Circuit Court under the
statute Of this State known as the "Rsd
Men Acl.
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STEAMER BELLAiRk.
Daily Trip City Tme-6.So, $40 anu LAD d
o.. $50 40. $50 p. N. 5000, ZOO
p. ~.
Ia, HEELIS6 AND KIN GROVE RAILROAD
w on and after Mondsy, April ., 1873 trains
o. the Wheeling and Kim Grove EaiIoAl Will
run ss fOlloHs.
Ie.re WheeIlng- Leaves wheeling Park
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mberlin9 8e9isttr
6rarelsrs' 6uidt.

RRrvAL ANDDEPARTURE OF TRAINS
n EXPLANATIONS OF REFERENCE MARKS; daily,
SUNDAY exc pied. MONDAY excepted. ssun-
dsv only. Saturday excepted. Saturdsy only.
-l5 Meridian. Nay II, lSSy. Mheehng time,
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GINSENG.

WHEELING, TUEsDAY, August O.
The market for ginseng is " ak and pr 1S q
remain unchanged For large bold root g ~ Is
the outside price; good average root q %
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STATES-Dull and steady.
RAiLRoADs-Quiet and firm: sales, 81 81, 900.
STOCKS The stock market was not so active
today rs yesterday, but there wss continuance
Of the movement for higher prices. First prices
were generally slightly higher than last even
ing figures but the strength Of the market was
immediately made apparent and general up
ward movement began, though Missouri Pacific
became the leader, and it was be.
lieved in some quarters that Mr.. Gould
wos asain interested in the market
on the long side. The stock moved up l5S and
other marked advances were made in Lake Erie
and Western preferred, SAN Francisco preferred,
Jersey Central Chesapeake and Ohio and South
ern Pacific The greater portion of the improve
ment was made in the final hour, however after
the market settled down to dizziness and in many
cases stagnation The close was dun ana firm
a. close 10 the best prices of the day Sales 205,-
Us shares. Quotations closed bid as follows;
Adams Express l49: American Express ll6:
Canada Pacific 59iI: Central Pacific 1885, Chesa-
peake and Ohio 80; preferred do tlrsts 6154; do
seconds iOl4; Chicago and Alton l2); Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy 1857 Delaware and Hud-
son li6H; Delaware, Lackawanna and western,
l454; Denver and Rio Grande l6; Erie p; do
preferred, 65; Fl Wayne. l57; Illinois Central,
M; Lake Shore, 1881 Michigan Central, So,
Minneapolis and 81. Louis, e. do preferred 50;
Missouri Pacific, 70}s: Northern Pacific, f93s;
40; do preferred 1907; New York Central, 100 =
Oregon TranscOntinental, $3.50: Pacific Mail, "a -;
Peoria, D. & f, -; Pittsburg, l6O Pull
man Palace Car, $50; Reading, Az; Rock
Island, g7l&: st. Louis and San Francisco, 272s;
10 preferred 5S do first preferred, 100; ST.
oils and Manitoba, 99% St. Paul and Oma-
Ia, S3it do preferred, 81; Texas Pacific, "a;
Union Pacific, ca United States Express, S9l9;
Western Union, S5A.
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SUNDAYS:

Leave the City al 100 a. n. and run every hour,
except Church Train at 9:l5 p N. Leave Wheel.
Ing Park az 500 g. n and run every hour until
1000 %. N, except Church Trains when Will
icavs Inc Pvrk Al 9.s5 a. n, and Wheeling at
-Q.f5 ans g.l5 %. m g. HIRHCH,
Superintendent.
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Natal Market.

NEW YORK. August 6-Pig iron, quiet; ocolcn
so OOa2O %: American SIS 5Oal7 90 Iopp i IN
c6anped. lake August sll s.. Lead, steamer
al $ 81 Tin, quiet; straits $50 %.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money at g 1 RAJ Per oent.-Governments
Dull and stesdy-stocks Higher-Flour
OuIet and Unchanged-wheat Lower.

at 21Ss4 per cent. last losn at per cent: closed
ole cd a. 3 per cent; prime mercantile paper
4Xs618 per cent; sterling exchange dull but
steady at 4ssaiS7.
GovEssMENTs-Dull and steady
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A HANDSOME complexion is one of the
greatest charms woman can possess.
Pozzoni's Complexion Powder gives it.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Cast0ria'

Thoa BABY vas sex. We gave her cas'oriA-
When size W = Child, Sic cried 70. Casioria'
When she became Mss, she oluns to Casioria'
When she had Children. she gave them CaSior'a
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AGENTS WANTED.

ss-For Club Rates, OF any further information
iesired, write legibly 20 the undersigned, clearly
stating your residence, with State, County, Street
and Number More rapid return mail delivery
will DO assured by your enclosing en- En7slope
haSying vour full address
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING.
Al the Academy Of Musie. New Orleans,
Tuesday, August i3, 1883.

U&fiTAb tklLk, $0UU.UHO.
100000 Tickets ~ Twenty Dollars
each. Halves ei0; Quarters .;
Tenths o.; TWenfieths 81.
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Prizes rs GUARANTEED BY FOUR SA'
TIONAL BANKS OF New Orleans, and the
Tickets are signed by the President OF an Inst
tuition, whose chartered rights are recognize ~
the highest Courts; therefore, beware OF All ini'
tstiors or anonymous schemes"
ONE DOLLAR is the price Of the smaie1i
part or fraction NJ a ticket ISSUED BY u
10 any Drawing Anything n our name orcrod
I1r loss than n Bolar'is a grfndla Ni7
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address Registered Letters CanilIing CHug 70
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BAN
New Orleans, La,
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IMPORTANT.

new Orteanpi La.s
Or; x. A. DAUPHIE.
Washington. d. a.
By ordinary letter, containing Money Or
der issued by all Express Companies New YORK
Exchange Draft or Postal Note.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-17
). w. HALE Dc co.
j. M. Hale e Co.,
7 AND 9 N. SPRING ST.

Our Dress Goods Opening Day wasn't success. We
admit it, The rain down in torrents The proposition
was all right but the disposition many for
week later won't make much difference way the other
possibly the latter day will be the better one-more new
goods in Our Dress Goods Opening Day will be Wednesday,
March 2oth We will try and make striking We
will give you several tremendous Notwithstanding to
remember Our assortment of China Shanghai Japanese
and Pongee Silks is complete The prices will asonsh you
We will give you our Opening Day fine quality Shangha
the price of the best quality Sateens that upon
price of Sateens when you buy them at Credit Stores Some
body has to pay for credit and it is usually the cash customer
who there be any difference ALL should have merchandise
cheaper-but he doesn't get it, Pins needless dress Innings
one or two weknown brands of Muslin, will be found quite
reasonable in fact low as the class of goods be
found elsewhere but upon every class of goods that the
customer is not familiar WITH the Credit Store will charge
you double every time We will prove it to you by quoting
prices Look
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-17
Damage by a Cave-in.

SCRANTON, Pa, March 16.-The amount
of damage likely to result from the cave
in now on here cannot be estimated.
Eight chambers in the 14-foot vein and
those directly above in the rock vein OF
the Central Colliery Company have
caved in. These chambers are almost
directly under the center of Hyde Park
station. There is convulsion under the
Washburn- street Presbyterian Church,
and the north wall of that building is
now out of plumb. The residence ot
Rev. Mr.. Stearns and that of the mine
superintendent are thrown out of shape
by the crush, as also two other dwell
ings.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-17
o0NFEDERATn s0LDaERs, HOME.
Admfrai Porter Speaks Words of
Friendly COncAiiat3ou.


New York, March Is The Citizens
Committee to aid the Confederate Sol
diers' Homo, at Austin, Texas, to-day
received q letter from Admiral Porter,
in which he says: ''The Confederate
veterans are, as of yore, our fellow
countrymen, and, in regard to the hostile
feeling between the northern and south
ern soldiers, the latter have long since
forgotten it. Out OF the conflict sprang
many good qualities which we might
otherwise never have possessed-human-
ity, sympathy and magninimity of feel
ing amongst those who warred
against the Union. The North is full
of prosperity, and the South, under the
new order of things, is rapidly following
in her footsteps. The stars shine
brightly for us all, and having secured
the perpetuation of the Union, it be-
hooves us of the North to assist those
who are now overwhelmed with adver-
sity. This is the best way to make q
united country. There should be no
North, no South, but one nation over
which the stars and stripes should wave
forever"
Colonel Robert Ingersoll will deliver
a lecture in aid of the fund ct the Acad-
emy Of Music on March "a.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-17
THE STEEL ssCOMBINE."
Ht Will Result fn Driving Small
MAue.OWners 10 the WaII.

At Will Result fn Driving Small
HEAne-OWners 40 the wall.
CHICAGO, March leone of the larg-
est holders and dealers in mining and
railway stocks in the Northwest. who
says he has been acquainted with the
preliminary details of the proposed steel
mill com biDation, was seen by local
reporter this evening. With the stipula-
tion that his name should not be used,
he made some statements that go to
show that whether the association may
or may not be properly called Crust -
il is combination that may mean death
to the small mine-owners in the North
west. He said that, quite recently, the
Minnesota Iron Company and the Duluth
Iron Range railroad were sold to large
pool, headed by H. H. Porter, of Chicago.
This entire property is now controlled
and managed by this syndicate, of which
Porter is the leading spirit. The Mime
sofa company was last year the largest
shipper and producer of iron ore in the
Lske Superior regio "The point to all
this" he said, sis that the principal con-
sumers Of iron ore in the West have now
combined under one management in the
steel combination. What have been
conflicting interests heretofore are now
harmonized, and the Minnesota COM
pany has certain market for its pro-
duct. The supply can be adjusted to the
varying demands of the new association.
The outlook for small miners is not at all
bright. and the new combination may
drive many of them to the wall"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-17
THE GERMAN EMPIRE.
Socialism In the Relchhtag-Th
Samoan Conference.

BERLIN, March 16.-The Reichstag has
been occupied with the discussion of the
annual government report on the appli-
cation of the socialist laws. The debate
has been confined to protests from the
social Democrats. Herr Schrader, Pro-
gressiat, expressed surprise that the gov
ernment had made no reply, and an
nounced that his party would continue to
oppose the exceptional laws. Herr
Meyer eaid that the National Liberals
had entered into no formal engagement
as to future socialist legislation. At Fri
days sitting, DIR. Windthort complained
of the continual demands for money Tor
military purposes. The estimates were
finally referred to committee OF twenty
one, notwithstanding Herr Richter's en-
phatic declaration that the House ought
first to determine the sums to be granted.
In receiving the Central Committee OF
the United Trades guilds to-day, Emperor
William declared that the sole object of
his European tour had been to maintain
peace, the only means by which trade
could prosper. He believed he had en-
sured this result for years to come.
The Samoan conference is not expected
to present formidable difficulties. Slight
doubts are expressed as to the attitude OF
America, but the German Government
will do it's utmost to prevent friction, at
the same time maintaining Germany's
full right to deal with the Samoan
rebels. Confidence is felt here that
the peaceful disposition of all three
powers will render an agreement easy.
Bismarck is no way inclined, in the pres
ent state of European affairs, to be drawn
into colonial disputes. The VosSische
Zeitung says: 1t is to be regretted that
the irritation beyond the ocean has
reached it's present extent and bitter
ness, and it is, in large degree, owing
70 the fault of the German officials,
peetation that the conference will lead to
any other conviction than that there has
been a great deal OF unnecessary heat i'm
portod into tba fiapI1ta -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-17
TKuUBLED FRANCE.
A Small Riot i'm the Cbamber-IsOu.
langer,s Hackers warned.

PARIS, March 16.-There were exciting
scenes in the Chamber of Deputies to-
day. Laguerre, of the Patriotic League
made q speech attacking Constans, the
Minister of the Interior, whom he ac.
cused of having engaged in doubtful
transaction while acting as president OF q
financial concern in 1882, and ended by
calling him fraudulent minister. The
speech created tumult in the Chamber,
and the Speaker formally censured La
guerre for his utterances. Constans
made an indignant denial of the charges.
lie Soir asserts that the Government
has warned certain wealthy foreigners
residing in France who are known to
have assisted General Boulanger in a
financial way that they will be expelled
from the country unless they stop sup
plying him with funds.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-17
DELEGATES OPINION.
He Thinks the Berlin Conferen
Will Settle the whole Matter.

WILMINGTON, Del, March 16.-George
H. Bates returned from Washington to-
day, whittier he had gone in response to
an invitation from the State Department
received before he knew of his appoint
ment as commissioner to the Berlin con-
ference on Samoan affairs.
To an Associated Press reporter he
said: 81 had an interview with Secre-
tary Blaine, and l learned that the ap.
pointment had been made without any
previous consultation with any of the
gentlemen named. In advance of action
by the Senate on my appointment, l am
unable to say anything more about it. l
do not know when the conference will
meet, but, when it does meet, no matter
who the American commissioners may
be, l have no doubt the subject will be
approached in a spirit which will lead to
a settlement of all the questions at issue.
OF course, everybody who is concerned
in it, will have the strongest motive to
bring about a conclusion satisfactory to
all.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-17
A PLAIN sPEAKTNG PREACHER.
Has CamdOr Excludes Him From a
White Place of Worship.

RICHMOND, Va, March 16.-Rev. JUS
tin D. Fulton. OF Brooklyn, N. Y, last
night addressed an audience in the First
African Baptist Church. Among other
things he said: "Let the black man go
to work and make money, and then he
will be recognized" ''Let the black
an have money!" said the Doctor, "and
he can buy railroads in Georgia and
other States where the negro is not al
lowed equal privileges with the white
man, and then the former can ssy to the
latter, Now, if you don't behave your
self will put you off my train.'" In con-
clusion he announced that he would
preach at the First Baptist Church
(white) tomorrow night, by invitation.
The deacons of this church met to-day
after reading the Doctors remarks, and
unanimously decided that the church
would not be open to him tomorrow.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-17
Dragged over "a PrecIptce.

KANSAS CRY, March 16.-This after
noon Clara Hunter. aged 6 years, was
playing in an empty wagon in PendIeton
Heights when, in some manner, the
wagon started and went over the bluff.
Her mother heard the child scream and
went to her assistance, but her dress
caught in the wheel and the wagon
rolled down precipice thirty-five feet
high, dragging down mother and child
The girl was instantly killed, and the
mother SO badly injured that she is moi
expected to live through the night.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-17
u. s. Bonds Bought.

WASHINGTON, March 16.-The total
amount purchased to date under the cir
cular of April 18th, is $125, ,2l9, $50, of
which $51 1897 300 were per cents, and
$73, ,8S2, $50 were AZ per cents. The to-
tai cost of these bonds was $145, ,945, 900,
of which $65 1925 ,S99 was paid for 4 per
cents and $50, ,2O0,001 for AZ per cents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-17
A Patriotic League Plot.

PARIS, March 16.-The police have
made further search of the residences
of mem bers of the Patriotic League. II
is reported that they seized papers show
ing that plan had matured for descent
by the members OF the league upon the
Palais Bourbon, where the sessions oi
the Legislative Chamber are held, and
on the Elysee, the residence of the
President.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-17
The Cauae of the nxplosion.'

PITTsBURe, Pa, March 16.-George S.
Reese, foreman of the squib factory at
Plymouth, which exploded, killing ten
girls, made a confession before dying,
that it was he, not Katie Jones, who
caused the explosion. He was smoking
pipe in the basement, when a spark
flew into the powder keg.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-17
The Navy 20 he Pushed.

New YoRK, March 16.-The Hamilton
Club, of Brooklyn, gave dinner to Sec
retary of the Navy Tracy tonight. Ex-
Secretary Whitney sent letter of regret.
General Tracy spoke of the importance
and necessity of navy, and said the
navy yards should not be made asylums
for worthless mechanics.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-17
A Rich silver strike.

HELENA, Mont, March 16. Large
bodies of high grade carbonate OF silver
ores have been discovered in the Ellison
district, thirty miles west of Helena. The
find it considered very important in min
ing circles and is thought to be as extern
sive as those of Leadville. The ores are
certainly of much the same character.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-17
A Battle in the Soudan.

CAIRO. March 16.-A messenger who
arrived at Wady Halfa reports thata bat
tie between the followers of Senoussi and
the Mahdists had taken place at Sinah,
to the southwest of Bara, and that the
former were victorious. Both sides suf-
fered heavy losses. Among the killed
were two Mahdist chiefs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-17
OPENING DAY, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10th.
Shanghai Dress Silks.
IS CENTS
PER YARD
65 CENTS
PER YARDs

Twenty peces-no two designs aike-of excellent
quality Shanghai Silks beautifully owered and figured
cents per yard good value at dollar Gobeln blood
cherry mahogany SEAL tobacco, garnet navy. Credit
stores will ask you 31 and cents per yard for French
sateens and offer you Silk that will not fade wrinkle,
muss shiny at 65 per yard This Special Bar
gain for Wednesday, March Displayed in show window
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-17
Negro Colonization. .

RALEIGH, N. c., March 16.--The Ne
gro exodus from this State is about to
take the form of colonization of negroes
in Arkansas. The negroes are holding
mass meetings almost nightly, and ne
gro orators and preachers are urging
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-17
LegIttme Gets Licked.

New York, March 16.-The steamer
Caroline Miller, from Cape Haytien,
brings news of Hippolyte's victory over
Legitime's forces on the 9TH inst. at a
place called La Celine. Hippolyte was
in the field in person, and gained, it If
said decisive victory.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-17
Amatanr slmrslllen,

CHICAGO, March 16-The Executive
Committee of the Mississippi Valley
Amateur Rowing Association met here
this afternoon. The Lake Rowing Club
of Salt Lake City was admitted to the
association and committee appointed
to arrange for the next annual regatta.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-17
The Mud Run Horror.

PITTsBURG, March 16.-The trial of the
railway men charged with criminal neg,
ligence in causing the accident at MUD
Run, by which sixty-one lives were lost
lost October, ended to-day iu the &C
quittal of Engineer Cook and Flagmar
Hannigan. The public condemn the
i1riaa
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-17
Murder md Arson.

HUNTINGTON, Tenn, March Ill is
regarded as certainty that the Flower
family at Hollow Rock, an account o.
whose cremation in their home was given
last night, were foully murdered. The
Coroner has begun an Investigation.