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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-29
THE SYNOD.
The business Transacted al Yesterday
Session

The Business Transacted at Yesterday
Session.
The fifth session OF the Evangelical Lu-
theran Synod wss opened yesterday % the
usual time by the Chaplain of the Synod.
After the meeting of the previous session
had been read, corrected and adopted.
Prof. Robert o. Kielings work on the im-
portance Of establishing and maintaining
Christian par0chial schools was again Ia
ken up for discussion. Il was shown that
in these Christian parish schools the fear
of God MAS considered the beginning of an
wisdom; here all the powers and faculties
Of man are educated, the inf llect, the
heart and the will; here The inierests Of the
highest power IN man, viz, the inmost
soul is educated above al.
Intense interest Was taken in these dis
sions, which occupied the entire time Of
the forenoon session.
Ia the afternoons session the fret COM
mittee's work, having in hand the Pr0si-
dents annual report. was again presented.
Regarding the subject OF missions IL was
recommended that the Pastoral Conference
Of the Eastern District convene the last
Tuesday in Septemb r., and that the
worthy President, Rev. Werder prepare "a
work on the importance Of missionary
work. Carried.
Il was also resolved that general
missionary conference be called In the
summer months Of 1890, to convene M
Columbus, Ohio.
At the usual time, p. m , the Synod
adjourned.
The following il the programme for
Sundays services: Sunday morning at
1915 services will be conducted By Rev.
II. j. Schuh, Of Allegheny, Pa, in the
German language. Sunday evening al
7:3O, the twenty-6fth anniversary of Rev.
W. a. Werder, pastor Of ST. James'
Church, Wheeling, in the active ministry.
will be celebrated by the Synod and CON
gregalion, Rev. O. +. ". Brecht. Vice
Presiden, Of the Eastern District. will de.
liver the German, and Rev. Prot. NJ. Low.
d. D., Of Columbus, O., the English
sermon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-29

The cotton seed Ou Combination Pockets
Two Millions and "a Half
NEW YORK. June 2S.-At a meeting OF
the trustees Of the American Cotton Seed
OH Trust to-day it was decided to defer
consideration Of the dividend question I'M
til the next annual meeting An approx
mate statement was presented at the meet
INK. however. showing thar the trust had
earned 81 100000 in the fiscal year, or
equal To- g per cent on the outstanding Ger
frrnafaa
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THE RACE IS OFF,
But the VaISyrie WIN Visit America just
the Same.

But the vallxyrie WIN Visit America just
the Same.
NEW YORK, June 2S.-The first official
information received by the New York
Yacht Club from the Royal Yacht Squad
ron concerning the much talked of chal-
lenge for the American cup, arrived here
this morning by cable from COwes. The
cablegram was as follows:
Committee regret cannot confirm chal-
leDge. Letter follows.
'ISigned GRANT"
This of course is final and destroys the
one remaining hope for a race between the
representative seventy -foOters Of England
and the United Statee The Yslkyrie,
which has long been considered the fastest
Of her class in England, will, however,
according to her owner, Lord Dunraven,
be brought over here and doubtless will
participate in the contest with our crack
white wingeIs.
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Gets Black Rye From tle Pennsylvania
Supreme Bench
PmIAuELruIA, June 25.-The state
Supreme Court to-day awarded a writ Of
psremptory msndamus in the case Of the
petition Of the Prospect Brewing Company
of this city, for auandlmus 20 the License
Court Judge to show csuse Why brewers
license was refused the company. In the
cases of the appssls of the following per
sous and firms ln Allegheny county, who
were refused liquor licenses, the Supreme
Court reverses the order of the Court be-
low. refusing p license, and a pr9csdef0 is
awarded. The u. H Hari- Drug Com
pany Joseph Fleming ol Son. 7. ID. Casey
o. Co. Jos. Einstei &, Co. et sl, and Mary
IL Pollard.
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CONDENSED TELRGRAMs.

Four express companies of Lesvenworth,
Kan, will sue the city for $50, 900 for con-
fscating packages of beer and wine.
Six passengers were hurt and one killed
by an accident on the Mobile and Ohio
railroad, caused by train striking car.
Burton's block, at Chicago, was burned
yesterday. Loss, $4,000.
The Z. S. Government has concluded a
parcel post convention with the Republic
of San Salvador.
The q. S. has no intention of sending a
war vessel to DelagOa Bay.
The steam barge Superior, owned at
Cleveland, has gone ashore at Port Arthur.
Teuton, Lord PeytOn, ElytOn, Prattler,
Cousin Jeems and Estelle we're the win
rers in the Chicago races yesterday.
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FIRST OVER THE LINE.
YALBS EIGHT RUN AWAY PROM THE
HARVARD CRBW.
A Magnificent Race al New LondOn-Ths Victory
Won by Six Pat Lsngths-Gsnsra
SpOris-The Great Fight
Base Ball.

NEW LONDON, Or, June 2s.-The four
teenth annual four mile straight away
race representing the univerities of Yale
and Harvard was rowed this evening over
the Thames river course from Winthrop
Point to Gales Ferry, and was won by
Yale by six boat lengths. Official time:
Yale 21 80; Harvard 21:55.
The series of RACES between these col
leges now stand: Yale eight victories; de-
feats six; Harvard AK victories; eight de-
feats. Yale also holds the record for the
fastest time over the course, 20:l0, made
last year. The crowd which saw the race
was unusually large, there being several
thousand more strangers in town than for
several years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-29

NEW YORK, June 2s.-Ae wa intima-
ted some time ago, it is more than likely
that Mrs. Leslie Carter will 90 upon the
stage next season as a star under the
management Of Mr.. E G. Gilmore. Mr..
Gilmore will say nothing about the mat
ter, and Mrs. Carter, who is now in this
city, Ia just as reserved. 1t is known,
however, that the contracts have been
drawn . and that they will probably be
signed before the week is out.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
The Business Transacted at Yesterdays
Session

The Business Transacted at Yesterdays
Session.
Court met at 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing, all the judges being present.
Roots v Kilbreth from Mason county,
opinion by Snyder; decree of Circuit
Court affirmed.
Sands V. Beardsley, ct al, from Cabell
county, opinion by Snyder; decree of Cir
cult Court reversed and case remanded.
Low V. Settle, from Fayette county,
opinion by Brannon; judgment of Circuit
Court reversed and new trial awarded.
Norman Y. Bennett, from Gilmer county,
opinion by English; decree of Circuit
Court reversed and case remanded.
Chenowith V. Richie county, from
Doddridge county, opinion by English;
judgment of Circuit Court reversed and
new trial awarded
WITT, Beidler & Co. v Heck, ct al, from
Monroe county; opinion by English; judg-
ment of Circuit Court reversed and iudg-
ment rendered for plaintiffs.
Anderson Y. Commissioners of County
Court, from Kanawha county; opinion by
Brannon; decree dissOlving injunction
and dismissiDg bill sfirmed, and appeal
from order discharging rule in contempt
dismissed as improvidently awarded.
Fleming V. Commissioners of County
Court, from Ksnawha county; opinion by
Brannon, judgment of Circuit Court re-
versed at cost OF plaintiff in error, and case
remanded with leave to plaintiff to amend
his petition.
State V. Asbury Conkle, from Marshall
county; petition for writ of error refused
Nease, Sheriff, Y. Etna Insurance Com
pany, from Mason county; appeal allowed
on petition OF Knight; bond, 5000.
State v Edward Wilson, from Tylei
county; order entered for dismissal of writ
of error on the 18th of January next, unles
it shall appear that the plaintiff in error ii
then in custody.
Adjourned until the first day of th'
next regular term, which will be held il
Charlestown, Jefferson county, beginning
on the first Wednesday in September.
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Capture Of "a Noted Desperado IN Arksn

Capture of "a Noted Desperado In Arkan-
sas
FORT SMITH. AEH., June 2-.-Govern-
ment officers succeeded In capturing to-day
Ei Reed, the notorious son Of famous Belle
Starr. Reed defantly marched into this
city to-day with a pack Of stolen horses
and proceeded 90 sell them His arrest
was ELECTED by United States Deputy Mar
shall Cole and Detective Cox, who caught
Reed in O stall of the livery barn and com
PEELED him to surrender. Reeds father,
mother. brother and .wo sisters have all
died violent deaths in the Indian Territory
and the criminal history Of the family
would fil volumes
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The Contest Committee.

SPECIAL TSsgrGm TO ne Register.
GRAFTON, June 2S.-The reading Of
depositions from Jackson county continued
before the legislative committee to day.
Mr. Morris was not present. The reading
was concluded and Jefferson was also read.
No decision will be made until Tuesday.
The members Of the committee will spend
Sunday at their homes, return for work by
noon on Monday.
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BASE BALL.

Wheeling Loses one to Hamilton-Other
Games.
Wheeling must have played in tough
luck yesterday judging from the very in
complete account our correspondent has
sent in. Inability to get the score was the
excuse for not sending, which leads one to
wonder if they keep score of the games
over in Hamilton. Gordon certainly pitch
ed a good game. But the Hsmiltons man
aged in some way to squeeze four runs out
of four hits, while Wheeling could only
strain two ont OF seven hits. The team
plays the Hamilton's again to-day and to-
morrow.
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TEN THOUSAND DEAD.
ANOTHER BSTINATB OF THB CONBNAUGH
FLOOD VICTIMS.
Twenty-Five Hundred People Missing From the
Cambria Employees - Recovering From
The FloOi-Ths Work Of Re-
pair Yesterday.

JoHNsTOwN, PA, June 2s.-The time
keepers in the Cambria offices estimate
that from 400 to 500 of their workmen in
the Gsudier and Cambria iron works were
lost. Counting women and children de.
pendent on them they put their loss Of
people at 1000 They estimate the entire
loss Of life at 10000 Mr. Hair, the fire.
brick manufacturer, thinks this guess is
about right he believes at least 500
strangers were in the town at the time of
the flood.
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
A Continued Good :Demsnd-Prices are
MN.

A Continued Good .Demsnd-Prioes are
Firm.
Boston, June 2S.-There has been a con-
tinued good demand for domestic wool
Prices are firm on au grades. Texas wool
ranges from 90 to 26c for fine and medium;
California spring 16a24c; new Utah and
Wyoming wools:17a2Oc for fine; 2la23c for
medium and fine medium; western un-
washed feeces Ohio and Michigan 22a26ci
Ohio and Pennsylvania NN and above 34a
35c; Y 33c; No. 1 Michigan 3Oa35c; No. l
combing Ohio 36a37c; Michigan 3ia35c;
pulled woods firm and unchanged; Aus
tralian wool 363a43c; foreign carpet woods
nniat and firm.
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wipes out Au the Pension Money Asked
for.
WASHINGTON, June 2S-With refer
eocs 20 the estimated deficiency in the
appropriation for the payment Of pensions
dauog the current fiscal year, and the al
legged insufcency ofthe appropriations for
their object for the next fiscal year, an ex-
animation of the official estimate submit
ted SHOWS that the last congress original
Is appropriated S5,4i6 800 more than was
asked for by the Department Tor the present
fiscal year, and supplied at the last session
al. of the deficiency of s., S,0oO,O0 then
said TO be necessary, and that for the next
fiscal year ali Of the money was appropri-
aied that was asked for.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-29

Mr. MnIer's New Broom Not " orking Wen
West Virginia Pensions

Mr. Mnler's New Broom Not working Wen
West Virginia Pensions.
Special Telegram % Che Register
WASHINGTON, Juue2S. Hungry hoTdes
Of the Republicans are gathering in antici-
patton of a distribution of officers next
week. There hss been no such crowd OF
office seekers here since soon after the in
auguration. Tits given out that the sweep
is not to be 80 clean as had been cOntem-
plated, 81 it would cripple the service TO
dismiss 30 many experienced people at
ouco. Attorney General Miller has been
compelled t0 withdraw some of his requests
Tor re-iguations. as 20 hecame apparent the
public interests would suffer- Some OF the
assistant attorneys, who have become IA
miliar with pending cases, are to be re-
tanned for a time.
WEST yIRGINTA PENSIONS
were granted to-day as follows: Original
invalid. John Greathouse; Increased, Geo.
vs. Beaver Herrick Lobdell, reissue, Da-
vi kerrs
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Carl.on Threnlened Nm nenlh-

CHICAGO, June 2s-YouDg Carlson,
whose parents own the cottage ia which
DR.. Cronin was MURDERED and who has
been prominently brought forward by the
police in yarions attempts to identify sus.
poets, says that an attempt was made yes
terday afternoon 10 terrorz3 him lie
declares that two men came 20 the cottage
and distinctly threatened him with death
il he should identify Martin Burke, now
under arrest at Winnipeg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-29

PITTsBURG, June 28.-But one signature
to the iron scale hod been received by the
Amalgsmat9d Association up u this even
ing. The one firm was the Maurice Roll
ing Mill Company, of East Toledo, Ohio.
The mill will start up on Monday in full.
The old scale expires tomorrow and un-
less it is signed the mills will be forced TO
close down, as the Amalgsmated Agsccia-
tion members will not work.
Jones q Laughlin are to-day considering
the scale and may call the mill committee
for q conference tomorrow.
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PLEADING FOR M'Dow.

His Two Lawyers Make Strong Defense.
CHARLESTON, S. O., June 28.-Lawyer
Cohen and Judge Msgrath addressed the
Jury to-day in the Mellow murder case in
behalf of the prisoner. Both speakers evil
dendy made good impression on the jury,
as well 81 the audience in the court room,
which was packed. The final speech for
the prosecution will be made tomorrow
morning by Major Julian Mitchell.
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WITH TWO HEADs.
4 Horrible monstrosity Born at Kokomo,
Indiana

4 Horrible monstrosity Born at KokOmO,
Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS, June pa KOkomO
correspondent reports that on last Tuesday,
twelve miles south of here, Mrs. Henry
Jones had born to her twin girls, INSOFAR
ably connected at the hips and lower
abdomen. No vital organs are connected
except the spinal column, which is con-
tinuous from one end to the other. Each
breathes and pulsates quite independently
of the other, and both are perfectly formed
and have free Use of their limbs. The in
fants are apparently as hearty as any
children of their age.
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The River.

The marks on the landing last evening
indicated feet inches and rising. The
Louis A. Sherley arrived from Cincinnati
at > o'clock yesterday afternoon and will
leave for that port st 5 o'clock this even
ing, Capt. ThOs. Hunter in command and
Chas. B. Reeves in charge Of the office.
The marks from above yesterday were:
Pittsburg 5 feet inches and stationary;
Morgsntown, 5 feet and stationary; wealth
er cloudy. Rice's Landing, 6 feet inches
and falling; weather cloudy. Brownsville,
6 feet and falling: weather cloudy. Lock
No. 4, 8 feet inches and stationary; wealth
er cloudy. Greensboro, u feet and sta
tionary; weather clear. Parker, 3 feet s
inches and rising; weather cloudy. OIL
City, 3 feet inches and falling; weather
raining.
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Cr. Fleld,s Ysoht In ooIlIsIon.

YoNKERs, n. Y, June 2S.-This morn
ing Cyrus W. Fields steamer yacht Elida
collided with the ferry boat Alpine, off
Yonkers. The Elids's masts we're knocked
of. Jay Gould's yacht Atlanta and sew
eral other yachts narrowly escaped being
run into. Mr.. Field was on board at the
time on his way to New York. No one
was hurt. It is difficult to say who is to
blame. The river was crowded just at that
time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-29
" Panl AsvInm Ahnaas.

ST. PAUL, June 2s.-Several witnesses
we're before the Insane Asylum Investi-
eating Committee to-day. Mrs. Sharp
testified to two keepers jumping on and
kicking an inoffensive girl. One wOman's
teeth were knock / out. A great deal of
like testimony wal taken. 1t created a
uensafiou
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-29
A QUEEN IN A BALLOON.

The Regent OF Spain Takes High Ride.
A Royal BetrothaI.
MADRID, June 2S.-Queen Christina
sscended one thousand feet in an army
balloon to-day. It was her first ascent.
The balloon was christened 'Maria Chris
tina -
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Lsarue and Assoctatlon.

At Pittsburgh Pittsburg 3, Philadelphia
none; hits, Pittsburg 10, Philadelphia 1; (;
errors, Philadelphia 1. Pitchers, Calvin
and Casey.
At Indianapolis s-Indianapolis ?, New
York 5; errors, Indianapolis 3, New York
.; hits, 7 each. Pitchers, Boyle and Welch.
At Clevelsnd-C Cleveland 7, Washington
,; errors, Washington 3; hits, Cleveland
u, Washington 6. Pitchers, Gruber and
Pearson.
At OhicagO-Ohicago II, Boston 8; er-
rors, Chicago ,, Boston 6; hits, Chicago
Il; Boston 9. Pitchers, Tener and Clark.
son.
At Baltimore 0, Columbus );
errors, Baltimore s, Columbus l; hits, Bal
timore 5, Columbus 4. Pitchers, Gun
ningham and WidneT.
At Kansas City-First Rame-Ksusas
City 7, Louisville 3; errors, Kansas City 3,
Louisville 6; hit1, Kansas City II, Lou
isville 6. Pitchers, Sowders and Hecker.
Second game-Ksnsss City 9, Louisville
3; errors, each; hits, Kansas City 8, Lou
isville 7. Pitchers, Swartzel aud Ramsey.
The Red Letters defeated the Bruins
wicks on the Tunnel Green yesterday by
a score Of Toto l.
The Red Letters accept the challenge OF
the Quicksteps to play on the Tunnel
Green Sunday afternoon, June 30.
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A BuiIdlng and Loan Assocl.,,on

A certificate Of Incorporation has been
issued to the Barboursyille Building and
Loan Association. The principal Office or
pisce OF business is TO be at Barboursyille
Cabell county, and the charter il 10 er-
pife on June lst, 1899 The sum OF S26.-
900 has been subscribed 10 the canital
stock, Of which 10 per cent. has been
paid IN, with the privilege Of increasing
the same to $780, 600 in an. The capital
stock is divided into shares Of SI3O. one
eacn OF which is held by Moses S. Thorn
burg, G. II. Miller, W. II. Stowasser. G..
h. J. McComas, G.. f. Thornburg. f. NJ.
FaFsell, j. W. Hulstein, W. Eggers. H
y. Biume, A. G.. Shelton, J. W. Miller
Val Leist, Thomas Thornburg, James A.
Poteet, G.. NJ. F. Hampton, W. p. Dona-
hue, J. T. Cyrus. T. B. Tbornburg. and
George K. Blume, all Of Barbousyille
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-29

welded 20 a. school superintendent In
Highland County.
HursB0R0, o., June 2s-Mr Samuel
Logan. Superintendent of the Pub
lie Schools at Westwood, was united
in marriage at noon yesterday to Miss
Maybe McKseh3n. of this city. The
bride is niece Of Governor Foraker, and
for tine past year has been employed as q
teacher in the Public Schools sc Avon
dale. The couple LETT this afternoon fer
a short bridal tour
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CLARKsBUBe PYTHIAN KNIGHTS


1I---I- II-IlT-lTI y n \. ~
CLABBsBURG, June 2s.-Ciarksburg
Lodge 80. 39, Knights Of Pythiss last
night elected the following officers for the
ensuing year of Office. G. s. Spates, Past
Chancellor Lloyd Reed Chancellor Com
mandsr, Archibald Moore. Vice Chancel-
Tor; @ II. Methreu Prelste; MaIcellus
M Thompson, Keeper OF Records and
Seals, John Vs. Bowcock, Master Of EK-
chsqusr, %. o. Owens. Master of Finance
T.. w. Cooke Master of Arms; j. j. M,ller
sad Lee II. Vance. Trustees, &. A. Lang
Representative t0 Grand Lodge
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-29

Another Good Man short IN his Ae-
counts
PHILADELPHIA, June 2S.-George W.
Wright. a well-known business man Of
this city, who is prominently connected
with several beneficial associations, is said
20 be short in his accounts as Treasurer Of
the Order of Tont. and 10 is understood
tbat warrants for his suest charging him
with being q deiaulter have been Issued
The deficit issaid 90 he $40. 600.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-29
Development Of the New South


BALTIMORE, June 28.-The MaaWdciW-
ers' Record tomorrow will publish its re-
port of the industrial development Of the
South for the first six months Of 1889,
showing the total number of new enter
prise organized to be 2,615, representing
sos, 933, 600 of capital, as against 2,023,
new enterprises, investing $Sl, sos, 600 dur
ing the fret six months Of 1888.
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A nroione,s nestrnotive sween

MINNEAPOLIS, June 2s.-The Journal s
Rushford, Mnn., special says: A combined
cyclone, water spout sud hail storm, passed
from one - five miles eest of here last
night, destroying everything in its path.
A belt two miles wide in iha pathway OF
che storm for thirty miles in length, IA OoIn-
pletely laid waste, the trees being as bare
of leaves ss in winter. The loss will not
fall below SlOO, O00.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-29

la Crosse, WIS. June 2s.-Thus far
the police have been unsuccessful IN their
efforts to establish the identity Of the
murderous burglar who entered the house
of John Webber yesterday morning and so
horribly cut Lens, one Of his daughters
OF the number OF persons who were arrest
ed suspicion, ten have been held for sXami-
nation tO-mOrroW.
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A Terrible Cloud Burst and Heavy Damage
to Property.
AKRON, o., June 2S.-Bstween 1915
and / o'clock this afternoon Akron was
deluged by a cloud burst and two inches
of water fell. The tracks of the n. Y, P.
* o.. and Cleveland, Akron and Columbus
roads were heaped with earth several feet
deep and trains were delayed half the after
noon. Reports from the country shows
thousands of dollars loss to crops by the
recent excessive rains.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-29

Is combination Of ths active properties
Of dates, figs and prunes, and other tropi.
cal fruits. Its pleasant taste and beneficial
effects have rendered it immensely popu-
lar. 1t cures habitual constipation, indi-
gestiOD, biliousness, sick headache. piles.
etc. Sold in 50 cent bottles by W. w.
Irwin, w. E. Williams, John Langhiin.
and O. K. Goetze. ]. 7. Goodwin q Co.
and Logan & Co., Wholesale Agents.
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SULLIVAN MONEY.

$4,000 of 1t Put Up in Champion Days
Hands.
ST.. LOUIS, June 2S.-It We stated here
last night that the sum of $1,000 has been
placed in the hands of Dan DAILY, champion
middle weight OF Missouri, to be staked
on John L. Sullivan in his mill with Kill
rain. The money is said u have been put
up by prominent merchant of st. Louis.