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WEST YIRGIEIANs IN WASHINGTON.
Personal lIAttSrS-A Long List OF Fourth
Glass PoStmAStSFs Appointed
SpeelaI DLspdksh 10 he IRLelll0eHneF,

| EefnonAl hAtteFA-A Louk List " AoHFNh
Glass PoStmaStsrs Appointed
Special DiSpatsh TO ne IRtsVi0eHaa.
WARRINGTON, D, O., May 2,-Mr, A
B. White, OF Parkenburg, Is registered
at the Ebbitt,
], ], Peterson, OF Huntington, is also
among the late arrivals. Mr., Peterson
wants to be minister tO Switzerland.
Judge Campbell, Of Hancock, was in
town to-day. He says he Is not here on
political business,
The commissions Of fouFth.CIass Post.
masters, whose appointments have here
toiore been announced were mailed to.
day, as iollows;-Martin II. Ankram,
Centre Point; Charles ], Lashley, Davis
Samuel II, Legg, Oak Hill; Hanson
Conner, Viola,
FOurth.class Postmasters were appoint
ed for West Virginia to-day as follows
Bearsville, Tyler county, Andrew W.
Duty, vice John B, Riggs removed ;
Beverly, Randolph county, Ell Baker,
vice S. N, Bosworth removed; Board
Tree, Marshall county, ]. B. Hager,
vice Lewis Yeater remoYedt Cameron,
Marshall county, Robert B, Watson, vice
@. NJ, CharnoCk, remoyedi Catawba,
Marion county, Albert Merrlaeld, vice
L, L, Malone resignedi Colliers, Brooke
county, G.. W, Freshwater, vice Il, K.
Criss removed; Elkius, Randolph coun-
ty, D, I, Raymond, vice Mrs, Lummie
Earle removed; Grangevllle, Marion
county, Thomas w. Shaw, vice Jesse
Shaw resignedi Helvetia, Randolph
county, II, II. Lewis, vice George L.
Beltz removed Leetown, Jefferson coun-
ty,James r, Nicely, y,yiCe James L. Watson
removed; Marion, Wetzel county, Wm,
Rogers, vice Mrs. II. A. Moore resigned
New Milton, Doddridge county, G. A.
Davis, vice Perry Shock removed; Ros-
by's Rock, Marshall county, Wm. A.
Knox, vice Samuel j, Elliott removed.
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Katu,,hs I,sm,,,,,.,.

u, ThIs I. celebrated new musical comedy
Y MI be produced At the Grand OpSts O
House Tuesday and WednegjSy. MSv S !
ana al =. Marietta Nash, ono Of ibs bs,t
sslnglng and dancing soubFettes IN tHS HS;s "
icai - ~ the head Of the COMPANY, Ii,a
G9mpAny composed Of lltst pINsa ntt.
iAtsl \ including Harry B. Bell and Usot,;e
Nav yo,Ln Lne pIay has had q long run In
Az n,od tUs anu ana Boston, and aB Il is tito
hnnI , .VunGtlon III oltle piece here crowded
houses viii no doubt be tho rule,
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what the Health Commissioner snys.

BALTIMORE, Mn, May2.-Health Com
missioner Stewart, Of Baltimore, when
informed Of the report Of yellow ieverOn
board the German steamship weser,
said he did not believe there was any
truth in II. II 1t was true, however, the
disease must havespread from passenger
from some place other than Baltimore, as
this city was never In healthier condi-
tion than at present. There Is no yell
low fever In Baltimore.
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catholic college IIulldlng Burned

PmLADELPntA, May 2.-The four.
story stone building attached to the
Catholic college on East Chelten avenue,
east OF Magdalen street, Germantown,
was burned at an early hour this morn.
ing. The building was used for storage
and cooking purposes, and 1t is supposed
that the fire originated from the cook
range on the first floor, and in a few
minutes the entire building was in
flames. The widest excitement pre-
vailed among the students In the col
lege adjoining. Ignatius Kemmerlea, q
priest, was burned 10 death.
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LOWEST TYPES OF HUMANITY.
Important Discoveries In Ancient Mound.
In Iowa.

Important Discoveries Ia Ancient Mounds
In Iowa.
WATERLOO, Iowa, May 2.-Important
discoveries have been made near Floyd,
Iowa, Of remains Of the ancient mound
builders. A circular mound 80 feel in
diameter and about 2 feet high has been
opened and Eve skeletons found. They
we're exceedingly well preserved, tho
earth having been very closely packed
around them. Three Of them we're
males, one a female, and the Aih a
baby. The skull Of the female Is III q
good state OF preservation and those
who have made careful measurement Of
II say that II shows that the person DO.
longed 10 the very lowest type OF hu.
mRnity. ArCaelogists claim that The
measnrments show inierlority even Ia
tho celebrated "Neandefthal" skull,
These bones are claimed 10 be the most
perfect OF any remains OF tho mound
builders yet discovered. There are Iey.
eral other mounds near this one and
they will be examlnedin few days.
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EASroS, o., May 2.-The case Of the
State Of Ohio against Elmer L. sharkey,
aged 22 years, indicted for murder in the
lfBt degree for the killing Of bis mother,
Caroline Sharkoy, on the night Of Jan.
uary II last, was concluded last night al
10 o'clock by the Jury returning q yer.
dict oi guilty ol murder Ia the first do.
gree. The deiens0 was made on The
ground Of insanity. The trial from Lhe
beginning 10 tho end attracted the must
Intense interest and the public mind
was SGT aud pronounced as 10 his sanity,
He made confession the day Of L6e
funeral and admitted the killing. The
yefdlCtwas received by him without any
demonstration,
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MessllnE Of OH Men,

pirrsBuRun, Pa, May 2.-By request
Of the New York Consolidated Stock
and Petroleum Exchange, meeting Of
the conference Of oil exchanges will he
held al the Pittsburgh Petroleum Ex.
change on Tuesday, May I, Al ai9QA. in.,
for The purpose Of considering The sub.
pCt Of trading In fixtures" ii oil, and
The ItanBaCtiOn Of such othDr business ID
may be brought before II,
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sOUrHgRSBRS IN NEW YORK.
Their sumptuOui CLUB House opOnsd-Es.
preSSions OF Loyalty.

preSSions OF Loyalty.
NRw YoRE, May 2.-The formal open
ing Of the new and sumptuouSly ap.
pointed home Of the Southern Society
in this city took place tonight. There
was q grand banquet and reception. All
the Southern people Of prominence
called here by the centennial Celebra.
tlop were present, In addition 10 q long
list OF New York officials and proni.
nent citizens. AZ the banquet, at'whlCh
the President, John O. Calhoun, pre-.
sided, the toast list was entirely In.
formal.
President Calhoun In bis opening adj.
dress said that ever since the effort was
FIRST made 10 establish In the great mo.
tropolis q society Of Southern men all
had looked forward 10 the time when
the society would rejoice In a home Of
its own. AT last that hope was real.
iEed. lie know that ho expressed the
sentiment oi every member Of the 10.
Clety when le said that the ono ho
would have been proud 10 welcome DO.
yond oil Others d the house warming
was the Honored President Of the United
States, who, however, was unable 10 be
present, In consequence oi imperative
official duties, The President desires inc,
Mt, Calhoun continued, 10 convey "
you his regret, and with II his earnest
and best wishes for tho society's welfare,
But am glad 10 say, hu continued, that
among the many guests who have hon.
oted US with th0if presence Is our dlslln.
gulshed Vice President, with us, too, are
tho GoyernoB Of nearly all the Southern
States, To oil our guests NO extend a
cotdial southern Welcome 10 our home
which, while II ls a'homO Of southern
mem lei home Of patriotism, Of iealLy
70 the government, 0i the loyalty 10 lhC
nag aud oil devotion 70 the nation.
Mr, DepeW'a remarks were brief,
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NEW YoRK, May 2.-Tho funeral Of
the late DR.. F. A. P. Barnard, ox.Presl-
dent Of Columbia College, took place at
st. Thomas Church, Fifth avenue and
63rd street this morning. The church
was crowded. Bishop Potter officiated,
assisted by the Rev. Brown, Rev. Mor.
gan Dix, Rev. DR.. storr, Rev. DR.. satter.
Ice and Rey. Cornelius DufIle, Chaplain
Of Columbia College.
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Ynnnr l.rs.b,i,tIAn. IN ss..Ion.

plrrsBuRGHf May 2,-The National
Institute Of the United Presbyterian
yUppg Peoples Societies Oi Christian
Endpiyor lS In peV'lOn here with dele
gates from all parts ol the country Re-
ports Of the work done In Nbbraskal
illinois, Ohio and Pennsylvania were ol
a llAllVting nature. Tho rest Of the see
don to-day was devoted TO discussion
on plan Of work,
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To Make ] Mnp Of ChIOkamnupn.

WASHINGTON, D. G., May 2,-General
Rosecrans, Gen. j. ]. Reynolds, Gen. II
V. BoyntOn, Col, S. G. Kellogg and
party Of ex.olIicers OF the army Of the
Cumberland left Washington this even
ing for Cincinnati, where they will joir
large party Of officers from various sec
tions OF the county. They will leave
Cincinnati on special train Tor Chatta
nooga on Saturday morning. The oblec
Of the trip Is TO assist Col. Kellogg, who
has been detailed by the War Depart
ment to complete the maps OF the Chick
nmnnRa bAttlehell.
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Special DIlpdlch % ne IRlelI1eRoeT,
PARKERsBURa, W. VAn May 2.-MrD
Albert Fuller, a member Of the Little
Kanawha Lumber company, fell twenty
feet yesterday from pile Of boards and
received serious injuries about the head
and shoulders. 1t tis thought, however,
that they are not likely to prove danger.
Gus. Mr.. Fuller came here from Boston,
aud Is nephew Of Margaret Fuller
Ossoli,
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nilly Murrnr MInn tho stnko..

NEw YoRE, May l.-Bllly Murray, OF
this city, and Jack Lyman, Of Boston,
who were matched some six weeks ago
TO fight for stake OF $500, the
championship Of America at ITO pounds,
and q purse OF 500, met In
the dining room Of hotel In East New
York early this morning and fought
thirty.nine rounds. The fight lasted
over two and half hours and resulted
in Murray winning by knocking the
Boston boy out.
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New Cumberland yesterday had an
election for postmaBter, there being ions
aRpIIieants aI,IIi and the powers that 30 Do.
Ssllning 70 make q decision between them.
The vote resultedi d. +. shane. g1;
James Brady, gSJ ]. W. Flowers, Sa,
Y. +; Scott 10, ltwas tho tnderSian /.
ing tnat all parties should abide by lila
result and therefore II ID 10 be nrS. @
sumed .Vsiai tllat Mi. Shane will be the poBt.
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Mar, People ll.tn,. 10 az. ~.

Liver OIL on account Of liz unpleasant
taste. This difficulty has been overcome
by SCoTT's EMULSION Of Cod Liyar OH
with Hypophosphlles. 1tbelng a nSia.
table a. milk, and the most yRihahie
remedy known lot the treatment Of Cor.
sumption, scroltla and Bronchitis, Gen.
etal Debility Wasting Diseases Of Gill.
dren, ,Uhtohic Coughs and Col1B, M
caused phyelciAns In all parts oI lhR
wofld 70 use IT, PhyalclAnB report o,iy
little patients take Il with plentfe' TSv ~
SCOTS Emulsion and 10 convinced, "
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WINNIPEG, MAN, May 2.-Recent news
from Batouche the spot Of the half.
breed rebellion Of a few years ago,
creates considerable anxiety here, and
the people now Iegret having allowed
the rebel leader, Gabriel Dumont, TO re.
enter the country. He threatens TO
cause more serious trouble and the
authorities are being urged to summar.
lily suppress him. The other night q
large deputation Of prominent half.
breeds waited on him and presented
him with an address thanking him fol
the gallant fight he had made for his
countrymen and congratulating him on
his escape. They urged him TO again
become their leader and promised TO re,
main firm and keep up the agitation un.
I'll all their wrongs were righted by the
Government. Dumont replied In a Wig.
orous speech, urging his compatriots to
demand compensation for damage done
their property by Canadian troops. He
believed their cause would yet be sue.
cessful,
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,Rnre cenlennlnl ILelIc.

WABASH ISDo May 2,-DE p. G,
Moore, Of this city, Is the owner eiarare
centennial relic, which he flung to the
breeze Tuesday last 1t Is an American
flag which was carried by Brigadler Gen,
oral Anthony Wayne In bis expedition
against The northwestern Indians In 1902
The flag 10 undoubtedly 100 years old,
DR.. Moore had known 6i the'UxistenCe
Of the trophy for the last twenty years,
and managed 10 secure possession Of II
four years ago. II was the property oI
Mary Dixon, Of Miami county, q mem,
Der Of band Of Miami Indians. She
inherited tho flag from her mother. Il
was captured from General Wayne By
Mary DiGon's grandfather, who was 1
we'll known chief. Tho flag ID In SlEC
81 by 6i feet aud Is made oi puro homI
spun linen. There arc fifteen stripes
and The colon oil hold remarkably well
The Geld ID 0 by "a inches In BlIB ant
contains plWply the inVCtiptlon In an
tiquV capitali put on With inlellRle Ink
"a, Wayne, OOmmandefln'OhleIR
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PtTrsBURon, Pa, May 2.-Burglars
broke into the pOrteBville savings bank
III Lawrence county last night and rob.
bed II Of $500 In cash and $1,000 worth
Of jewelry and other valuables. Il n
believed that the robbery was commit.
ted by some person acquainted with The
BuffoundinRs.
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RunaMnyno

PlrrsDuRoH, May 2.-Robert j. Miller
aged IA years, son Of Rev. N. G. Miller
Of Williamsburg, and Frank MCClain
aged 10 years, son Of Wilson Mcclain, {
contractor OF that place, disappeared
from their homes April 10 and have mo-
been heard from since. Where the ladi
have gone 10 Is beyond conjecture, bul
they are presumably not far away.
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81 STARRY, ADAMS 4 Co.'s Mems t,pc,L
ehOoSi@ az j, w, AMieR & Co.'s,
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shni Mnmnn nnh IIlm,nlt.

MARQUETTE, Mlcn., May 2.-Andree
Gregory, proprietor Of the Saginaw
hotel, this morning shot the woman who
has been living with him as his wife
and then shot himself. The woman
was instantly killed but Gregory'B
wound Is not necessarily fatal. Greg.
ory iS well connected.
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A Tnnn Nnntl, lln.ltn,.h.

srurroAEr, AK, May 2,-Iast night
a FIRE broke out in this place and before
itCould be Iextlngulshed II spread over
a large portion Of the business portion Of
the Town, including two groceries, one
dry goods and ono hardware store. aiRn
the Maltby hotel and building, ToIal
loss, $4,000 insurance, $1,000.
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Special Dlpateh 10 he Iaielligaer.
suINSSroN, W. Va, May9.-Ex.sena.
tor Camden aud party arrived in town
this evening.
J. W, Carder, Justice, held an inquest
this evening over tho bodyof dead in.
FAINT found near here. No clue to the
guilty parties.
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Murderer Ilsspltsd.

WASHINGTON, D. O., May2.-Tho Pres
!lOnt has granted a respite until May II,
in tho case Of Nelson Calbcrt, who was
TO have been hanged in this city TO.
morrow for tho murder pi Philip Went
Enll In lrinhnH last.
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LoSpOS, May 9.-Tho Tories quote N
a proof that the Irish are not 80 desti.
tuie as reputed, the fact that out Of the
$4,000 subscribed for the parnell do.
tense fund, some $4,000 were raised In
Ireland, thus making their libefallty 4
point against them,
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IEuPEnlEo, Mrcn., May 2.-ward NJ.
gent and Daniel johnson were killed
last evening. They were employed al
trammers at the Lake Superior mine
The breaking Of a scale threw both onto
the track and they were run over and
badly mangled by the tram cars.
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WARSGR's SAFE CURE cures nervous.
nssS, Insomnia, hystefla and neuralgia,
Whyf Because lhese are symptoms Of
ql Rp Impure condition Of the blood,
caused by unhealthy kidney action,
The poisonous urea and uric acid being
retained IN the blood cause the symp.
toms Ot kidney disease lnt nOIed,
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A Nol,d Ilnrr IInr,r nnnl.

CHICAGO, May IA $4,000 ttOttlng
horse died at,he Washington Park track
last Monday night, but on account Of the
centennial celebration and moving day,
the news was late In getting down town,
Fugu, handsome bay mare, with re.
cord Of 2ilot made last season, was Tue
horse that died,
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Iron COMPANY Embnrrn,..h.

MERrDES, CoSS., May 2.-The Meriden
Maleable Iron Company, one Of the big
concerns Of Meriden, Is financially EN-.
barraSsed owing TO several recent failures
Of western houses whose notes the com.
panyhel The foundries are shut down,
Liabilities are said 10 be slSO,OOO and
assets 100000,
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NEw YoRx, May 2,-The pole cutting
was resumed to-day in this city. Eighth
avenue from ForIy.second TO Fifty.
eighth street and Fltleth street between
Sixth and Eighth avenues were the
scenes Of tho pole choppers operations,
Work will be continued At the same
Dlaceg,
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A YOUNG Aian,I suicide,

BOsroS, May i.-Paul A. MsIOali,
aged 20, a native Of sanduSky, O., where
his parents reside, committed suicide
this morning At SomofvillB, He nv
found lying u the yard In the rear oI
the house, Hb had been suffering from
melihchollA
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DIRECTORS IN ROANOKE,
The Norfolk and Western and the shsnan
dOah Valley Railroads.

The Norfolk and Western and the shSnAn.
dOah Valley Railroads.
ROANOKE, Va, May 2,-The hotels
were crowded with visitors yesterday
from all parts of the United States to
attend the different annual meetings
held in this city. The Norfolk and
Western stockholders met with Colonel
William Lamb, OF Norfolk, presiding,
and A. ]. Hemphill, acting secretary,
with 250, ,25S shares represented out Of a
total issue OF 100000. The following
directors were elected: +. ]. Kimball,
O. II. Clark, Charles Walker, Joseph ].
Doran, Richard s. Brock, Samuel A.
Grocer, A. ]. Dull, William @. Houston,
W. L. BOyce, Walter II. Taylor, Robert
Fleming, Rowland Davis and Everett
Gray.
The annual meeting Of the stoCkhold.
ers Of the Shenandoah Valley Railroad
Company was held at the office OF the
company In this city. Hon. w. II.
Travers was called 10 the chair, and G.
r. W. Armes was appointed secretary ol
tue lneetlnR' Ine CHAIRMAN appointed
Messrs. Joseph ]. Doran, Henry B. Dav.
export and I. NJ. Bransford committee
on credentials. The committee retired
and soon reported 81, l,SlS shares ofstock
represented In person and by proxy.
The report for the year 1888 was ren.
dered by Sidney F. Tyler, receiver, and
the stockholders then elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year
Sidney F. Tyler, President, and the fol,
lowing Board Of DlreCtorsi Clarence
H. CLARK, Joseph ]. Martin, George @
Wood, Edward @. CLARK, Charles Hack
er, F. ], Kimball, Upton L. Boyce, vii
liam Milnes, Jr., A. X. Boteller, Henry
B. Davenport, William II. Trayers, Johr
7. Lowell and W. Flickwir.
The Board OF Directors met immedi
ately after the stockholders and elected
Upton L. Boyce Vice President, G. r. W
Armes Secretary and Treasurer, ant
Hon. William II. Travers General Coun
sci for the ensuing year.
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West virginia Pensions,

oPIoEu7 O3llltNIVW VIC lNIeRVtNVt''
WASHINGTON, D. O., May 9,-West
Virginia pensions were granted to-day rs
follows;
Original invalld-Frederick Veager,
Francis NJ. WitChrow, Robert Looman,
John Whipkey. Increase-Felix L,
Boyles, John Facemire, Squire Bates,
Alex W. Barnes, John II. Solb, Elisha
GoF, Elias L. Toothman, Presley Wood.
ward, Thos. L. Holiday. Reissue-Mal'
kiah Pucket.
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manual Ninrdsrer Con,IeLsd.

NEw ORLEANS, La, May 9,'!ThO jury
in the case Of Df Dcsohempes, charged
with tho murder Of juliOlc DeltSch,
aged lg years, this afternoon returned a
verdict oi guilty The prisoner was 70.
manded for sentence. DesChempes, On
the 3Oth Of last January, outraged thu
child, killed her by administering cnlo'
toiotin, aud then attempted 70 taie III
own life In the same way but tAiled'
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N.n Ynthl. s.rt.int, ni Linl1 I'M.

NEw YoRE, May 7,-sGeretaty otslale
Cook Is lying dangerously Ill at the Gil.
coy House A physician Is in constant
attendance, and GlLhOugh thetp u hops
that he may recover, no one ig admitted
10 lee him, and for twenty.iout hours
lis condition hA1 remained unchanged,
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nll,. iinrrl.nn Enlp,lnr Ilsnelh

NEw YoRK, May 9.-Aln. Harrison
continues TO be the guest Of Vice rrOsl'
dent Morton. During the afternoon she
enjoyed q pleasant drive throughout the
city, and IN the evening attended q dim
ncf At tho feSldsnGs pt Col. H. i, Shop
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NV YoRK, May 2.-The steamship
Viendam, which arrived here to-day
from Rotterdam, reports that on April
20, she passed a raft made OF planks and
tpaB nailed together. There was nc
one on the raft aud no clue to It's identity
could be ascertalnOd,
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con,ul EnnnIlnr Ynrr IN.

CHICAGO, I'LL, May 2.-Mr. John A.
Enauder, the newly appointed Minister
resident and Consul General 10 Den
mark Is still dangerously III from the Of,
ieots Of a hemofrhage Of the luRs. Hi
physicians say he will probable recover
but will be unable to travel for some,
TINA
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n,.In. sll,I in,nrnrlnr.

WASHINGTON, d. G., May 9.-seCre.
tary Blaine maintains the Improvement
In health which has manifested Itself
within the last few days, and he Is ex'
peSlel TO return 10 the department to-
morrow or next day,
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PEuhtA, 1tra, May 0.-Tho Peoria
Fuel Company suffered loss Of pro.
porty amounting 10 $4,000 by an In.
CCndiaty FIRE about | o'clock this morn.
lug. -Four barns on the bluff we're also
destroyed by ineendlary Gre this alter
noon.
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IrI.h lrmpnlhIl,r, IN An,lrnlln.

LONDON, May 2-A dispatch from Mel.
bourne says a monster meeting Of Irish
sympathl1Crg was held in that city on
Tuesday. Mr.. John Dillon made an ad-
dress which created great enthusiasm
among his listeners. One thousand
pounds was subscribed 10 aid the Irish
aaOaa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-03

Nav YoRE, May 2,--Attived steamer
State Of Nebraska from glasgow,
LONDON, Nay 2.-The steamer gaAle
from New York iot Bremen passed The
Lliatl this morning,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-03

NEw YcEE, May g,-ThlS morning the
remains Of eS.PtCSIdsnt Sebastian t,etdo
De TCgada, Of Mexico, were removed
under d military escort from tie marble
cemetery and shipped over the pennsyi.
yanlA railroad 10 tie City Of Mexico,