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U, s. Is reg, ".......l 2SMlNash & Chat or
U, s. Is coupon "...l2SXIN New Jersey Central OGD
U, S. AIS FGR. .......l07TIN Northern P0CllC.,,, MY
u s, Az COupou...l07Ml do prefeFrcd,.,,, OH
Adams Express ...,.liY Chicago en-, W...,lO6H
American ExprGsy.ll3 do preierrcd....iSSU
Canada Southern, &AlSeW York COnirRI.i0TH
Central Pacific. zee. 3IHIOhlO & MisSlSSlDpL gIts
Chesapeake &OhiO. l7Ll do preierFed,.,,, 81
do first preferred. hgXlPaCllc Maii,,.,.,,,. ~
do second prOi'd. So 1PltSburRh...."..,lNN
&C. CT l........., 10 Heading ,,,,,..,...., at
Denver 4 II, G.,.... lGXlst. L. IS. F...,...,. ~
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do preferred ....,,. % do hrSt prciorred,lli"
Fort Wayne, ,,..m".l4SkIC. n, &St, Paul, GIk
Kansas Il Texas. 10 do pFefeFfod.m."lOiX
Lake Eric & West. lS1IlTexas paClHc,..... nm
DO pteiorfed...," bS71gUniOn Pacific. ..... G!A
Lake OrC.......,.. .l 0S4 United States Ex., al
Louisville 4 Nash. GYM, 81. L. 4 P.,,,,,,. ISL
L., N, A. 4 C,......, ~ do prcforred,...... 26D
Memphis 4 ChaS... % IWellEFargo Rx,,,.l86
Michigan Central. 81 Western Union ,,,,, Soy
Missouri PaCltlc... 70T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-12

|1NTED-MEN FOR CITY AND
" Founding towns; So per week, APP
", onrs. Mi. HIGGINS, sIAmm House, city,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-12

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
" Table taking effect Fob. 10, 1850. PaGSen.
ger trains Will run as ~iOllOwB-Central Time.
All trains daily except those marked thust
which do not run on Sunday:
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Wanted.

|IYTED-A POSITION AS DRI-
" vfR by an experienced man: Address
,dfhy L6RENT2, 22l9Ch4pline street. aes-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-12

Martin Crowley, OF GAINESVILLE, who
came here TO work in tho Bottle Works
just a week ago took sick soon after his
arrival here, growing worse, and on
Wednesday night at the residence OF
Mr.. Dan Theobold whore he boarded, he
died. His remains we're taken to Zanes.
vile yesterday afternoon. The Bottle
Company employees all turned out to
his funeral yesterday afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-12

WANTED-A GIRL FROM y TO
w * rarn aid, to help VI general house
" FRa3aiFe 1t 30, 9sOuth Broadway
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-12

PALTIM0RE &0HI0 RAILROAD
DDepArtureo OF trains from Wheeling. Schedule
In effect November Is, lSSS-Eagtern time:
Express for Chicago and tho Northwest, 1923 q
m, 84op I'M, $40 pm daily, and ll:l6 m daily
except Saturday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-27

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-27
mIl ESTATE REcoaD.
s,,.yi<rs Tor the Year Yoot Up
Ss6s, 751.s7.
~--..eetasss fsr fhs wssk Ansuss
!. ssss.lss--1As Liss
IN Dssasl.

- for Jsyuary have been uncxpecs.
- yrrfffyfnx to dce.sfs Id nj ez3ate- II
- q he supposed fhsx tie real estete
1870 wosti1 be q least ncaxz1fab3y -
$3.50 ty the dziiness In the commercial
,-.,.sd usual to the fut month 10 the year;
- 49, during the month nov reach Z
.-..s.r suu than any other january In the
49, 81 the city except isSs. when deal
-. ssreined the enormous total Of ts.7Bs.
~ Is ibis, however. wss included
q ,ransfer of the sc0Al fe1d6
= rurkIin n Joaes to the Seattle Goal
4 rscu eompauy for D,zU,ooo- Trsnssc-
-. - nnfsde Of this reached 33B. $50.
1910 an Is for lss7. No unusually
ss~ry Transfers have been made during
~ - uopsh, end yet the aggregate Ton
- snt q days h -. 75I.T.
49,. 4 an especially strong demand foz
$500 property. both for business and
..sSs.ee purposes Holders OF realty IN
.-nekie locations ore excsedtng'
Ioeh 10 sell except q
e~urss. Buyers are plentiful. and
- capitalists soaking investmenf ars
..-~s.f IN nrubeust leest twice - stron1
~ - q this time. Artisans hunting
- psacss make mp . very largo proper
= 81 ths buysn-
~ eetafe men are flooded with CORES
..s-neuee hon persons in The East who ars
1870 70 Iearn of Warrington and ID
- Bound. Every outgoing nail 4
s-sSened with newspspers. pemphiets
1870 and maps descriptive cf The
->-.----~s IA A~~ffue6 for 9enernI dfefyf
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7-777l77'77777777 '-7-l7777
aps,,s 10 aorakgS.

Nss MinSAowss ~s.ess Ina syrGn Zee sAgE.
aren te~thtng : the prescription ef one al
tbs h~st female naF~es susi p ysiesAns IN
the nitsi states and hzs sscea used ftsy
forty wears With Hsvv- fsaliag success hy
HassltDus 0t mothers fos Easir children.
naxiag TIE pra~ess - sceshing. 81 xsiux i
iaealeHsassc. Il relieves ths eAisA irosa
pain. cares dysaasSFs and dsarrasex. grip
ins la thc bowels Anss wind collie Ry gfs-
Price, &c bottle. sxYM
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- !. eo1t1esn Rnes6r - . Wsn seefxze,
Bzrste 4 Lewis - II Il. Kent, Io< Is. Ill
4. T<rYrt Yons44 odd o1f11
r. q Whffn<y - j o. Rut3<ne, iG<H nd
4. LII s. Cunekock e14. Gk5G
T. H. Hnxrh - ~ b Ensfxu, los 70 e
fnc. III e. yon B<oeklsne ed. ~
We Nedesx - a. p MeID. los and 8.
BIZ G. Van Hrut:kIin's sd ne
W r xadenu . A. " 4e3&B- 5o4n II md
u, blk G. yau BT6cxnus odd, 97e1
o. J. Stewart - T. O. Caldwell lot I. blk
20. h<zrx sarah A. Bells second ndd- a.
~. b. Weed 10 C. G. Ealkiax. lots - and
r.. biz Is. aud lots 30 In. saG luE Sc. bIk
., East Eeaxtse. efzUa
NJ. A. Amberx a 81. 10 d. W. Bosmsruxsn.
lots 5 srd s. hlk Is. Edes 4 Knfxkfss ed.
$95a
p. ". Do&serman 70 ]. +. Dsfsey. lots 5
ard 8. blk rs. E1ee & Knsxhxs add. el10
A. T. johnson 10 Harry white. I1sx "a
and rs. blk l. Motor tine sddr 31e0
J. VI. 6eOxxe 90 n. Hftten. foex % "a
Inc, end II 20 = suc. bsx 5. aa1 fo<a 20 %,
Inc. In DIX fno add zsyen} n
BeEjantn vInceut % Theodore Pain.
bridge. Ic< 8. blk ~, Central 8eAfxie, tz50
". Hugo Smith 20 J.. I'll YitxekxnId. I,e 10,
hik 2. southern Pacific odd, west seattle,
12on
v.H. Smith Ct q. 70 C. walker. Ioex II
and -, blk 2 soatherz PacIec odd, West
6eaxf1e son
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sFEw YORK STOCK REVIEW.
NEW yoRx. Jan. 26.--0utside the deal
ings Ia two or three stocks, the stock mar
ket presented no feature of interest today,
being duh and uninfeFesfing throughout
the session. Final changes ere for slight
fractions only. and about equally divided
between gains and losses.
Cos errments were firm.
The bAnks now held 50, 900 900 In excess
of the legal requirements
KxeHASeE AsD SECURITIES.
SKw YeiEx, jan 2S. Money on cal, easy
At 2. Prime mercantile paper. 4Gas.
Sterling exchange. dull and steady: GO
days. 81 So: demand, ~ So.
BONDS.
e teoaponsl IT, Hss lcouponsj .ios
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se.rrxr I~n n
The mild sw>1fhe~ e~,,..s~..~...5 8.
this sexsou. thyou,1<.,, -. -.
eenerslliy. ms - - .~vsos,. 49,
Merchants Who Lid q .so--~ .,,s.h =
batter. eexs. etr e.ysx : -. an
with ihe hovup ~ ,..,s-;.- -. 49,
furinsr the 5,orsas = - -
been fIsdIv histen !. rnr--..s.n sss
49, 60. - - - We seafhef mat heavy
brought into the rn.rk~ts d.sf~ ,rs-rss
ing rr.ts -..<.--.- -
akN FSk &nn paex2e1
bnfter beyond the reach az snGu5ry.
fIofhfnv sx~rnx.r*sx-..-~ - -.y -
ss.--x-' -. 3. :. A11sA e<sza iI
prevailing Nav winter which 80
,~-r--s.
Mfouxhf considerable shsnkage in
their cash receipts The condition of
MANY lines ~ k,..sx,.~. - th~ r,~a~....
=. - -
si1ne presents fne curious spectacle OF
~ sor,rd t,,~s,.~m~ ,r.sv.-s~a.. - a.
A1o s<ae
exSrE1se OF that foresight which -
created By experience.
These i no doubt among the dealers
standard butfer in che ruayket b~re
rs-.-.-.t--- - y
&nos1<p0us are EnfnAn8eu~ EGHS re-
main at YESTERDAYS figures. with a
sl;~ht5,r fsrr.>~ f..lsv. -, ..-~.... =
- on ns "
Ine IrosSy weather OF last night.
Produce markets are exceed;ns1v
=
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e coupons IL. ass coupons, ios

BOSTON STOCK xARAEr.
BosTos. Jsn. 8.--Ciosing prices: Atchi-
son & Topeka LIS rs, Is; railroad, Is; Bur
Iington & Quincy. lCSs4: Mexican Central.
common. f5es: mortgage bonds. al: San
Diego. -
SAN FRANCISCO REVIEW.
SAN Francisco, Jan. e6.-wheaf--
Market shows more stead!ness. shippers
are willing to pay from 81 3d. 20 81 57ls.
Options layer season, 81 q: buyer isss,
Barfey-pum ana weak; No. feed quot
able Tie, Options: Buyer season, s5ssc:
oats-Tle situation favors buyers: mar
kef osercrowded with stock: choice feed,
81 10. No. /. 81 o. lower grades. sif8i OF
Hops-Demand very light
Potatoes Market well supplied with all
6eeta3i: Garnet Chile, 0tasae; Early Rose.
s0e9soc.
Butter Easy; fancy. 2sea4e; good 10
choice isf92fe.
Kggs-weak. California ranch. 1@2ac;
store lots, .ssa,2se.
No charters.
NEW YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET.
NEW YoRx, Jan 26.--Hops-Qulet
CofSee--0lstions steady, dull and easy:
Rio steady, fair eargoes. 17lSe.
Sngsr--Quiet and easy.
copper-pull: Lake. January. SIC IS
Lead-Easy
Tin-More active; straits. s2i 60.
Bar silver, qse.
Petroieusn-Opened firm at sse, and
then declined and closed steady at SIC.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. Jan. a6.--wnexi closed stead y:
cash and Fab.. esssc: May, 9al &C.
corn-sfeady; cash. ssc: Iarch s5sze;
oats-sreaady; cash. 2ss.e: Feb. CSC; May,
a7i1c.
Bariey--No trading.
rork-ssehdy; cash and Feb, slI 60; May,
iArd-ste,ldy; eash and Feb. % 50; May,
u gil.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK xARxKv.
CHICAGO, Jan. Is - Cattle ~ Receipts,
1000: steady. choice beeves. 81 s01s IS;
steers. - eska4 IS: sfoekcrs and feeders.
q 9Sas 20. TEXAS cattle, saa3 80
Hogs Receipts. 100: stronger: mixed,
- eesst 80. heavy. a Sees Sill: light.
81, ep--aseeipss laooo: steady; natives.
IS Ssess; western corn-fed. 81 ses4 IS:
Texas. sss4 80.
uvfgrooi GRAIN MARKET.
lIyggroelaJ Jan. es.-whesf. steaiyrweak
demand fair. holders offer sparfngiy:.
Corn Quiet: ssmand falling OF: new
mixed western. a. Id per GENITAL.
shipping intelligence.
SAN FgANCfseo, Jan. H--Arriyed--
str Column bin. Portland: bk Bonanza Port
Ludlow. CglAred-Sfr Idaha. Port Town
send. sailstI--Sty state 81 California, As
toris; sh Two BROTHERS. Tacoma ok Oak
land. Port Madison: hktn North Bend,
Grsy's Haraelr.
HoSG KeS.p. Jan. ~ Arrised-Ssr Ba-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-19
SULLIVAN Is SOBER.
THE GREAT CHAMPION WAS NOT INTOXI-
GATED,
And Had Only Slight Trouble With MuldOOn-Hs
is Getting Along Very Nicely Now
Raceland Wins the Suburban Han
dicap With Base.

BELFAST, N. Y, June 1S.-There is no
truth in the report published in New
York paper to the effect that Sullivan has
been spreeing.
The rumor was started by an unreliable
person from neighbOring town who wish
ed to create a sensation.
The facts of the case are as follows: Last
Friday evening when Muldo0n, with his
assistants, were putting Sullivan through
his daily course of exercises and had near
ly completed the usual routine, Muldoon
proposed more work for the champion,
which he refused to do. Muldoon insisted
upon it. The champion then became an
cry and upon the impulse of the moment
left the training quarters and proceeded to
an adjacent hotel. Muldoon fearing that
he might indulge in drinking, requested
the proprietor of the hotel and the salOOns
to close their bars, which they did. AT
the hotel Sullivan was sullen and stubborn,
but his friends finally prevailed upon him
to return to Muldoon's place. Sullivan
saw his folly and willingly apologized to
MuldoOn, which was accepted. This made
them as firm friends as ever, and they i'm
mediately resumed training.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-19
BACK TO CIVIL LAW.
An Effort to Place JohnstOwn in the Hands Of Us 0wT
misunderstanding Ready TO
Withdraw His Troops.

JoHNsTowN, Pa, June 18.-The first
effort looking TO the establishment of civil
government here was made this afternoon,
when Gen. Hastings met the few remain
ing councilmen and reOrganized that body.
President Kennedy presided at the meet
ing, and after reorganizing, it wes decided
10 allow business men to build temporary
structures on the two public parks Of the
place. The buildings are to remain on the
parks for eighteen months, when it is
thought the city will be cleared up ready
for rebuilding the business houses. There
seems to be an urgent demand for bank
where the charity fund can be deposited
and distributed to those really in need.
After the meeting Gen. Hastings
offered to withdraw the troops at once,
hut the Council asked that they be al
10 we'd to remain here for week longer,
Then it is thought the citizens can as
lume charge and manage the place. Oc-
casiOnally a corpse is found buried in the
debris and rubbish throughout the town,
but the most prolific spot is the mass of
wrecksge above the railroad bridge.
Eleven bodies were blown up there by
the blasting to-day. The army of men on
the wreckage at that point are rapidly
clearing the place, but the contractors
said to-day that he would yet have several
weeks work before this contract is COM
pleted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-19
The EARLY FIGURES.

ur ar.n Wat
A Victory lh''
....,.., .Ps-.s-
-r.,. r-rs Il. From the best
.--.,n.,... .s,sby the Posi- Psnnsyl-
.-., has o-e.r,i-.t prohibition by from
,+r.sgs to one hundred thousand
~ss uit IS alike astonishing 70
t..s-.t, The friends Of the amend
lr.ts1v county alone gives
e ,-v to twenty-five thousand
.-v the amendment The
- ..i.-1 ,l.a.y small in Pittsburg
md r.,t.-r vase even the liquor
.,.- .,-.f better ,hings from the Pro
s.s-o-s br. the greatest surprise
tbs farmer vote.
-.s cider clause or something else has
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-19
VERY BITTER FEELING
Between the Soldiers and CItizens-Dog
DevOur Dead Bodies.

Between the Soldiers and Citizens-Dogs
DevOur Dead Bodies.
JOHNsTowN, PA, June 1S.-The arrest
and confinement Of the three members of
the Fourteenth Regiment last night has
created considerable excitement in mill
tary circles here, and has caused no little
little friction among the officers of the
regiment and general headquarters.
The military, tits claimed, has brooked
repeated insults from the citizens who are
indignant at being restricted or dictated
70 Dy sOlmers, anu at headquarters IL ls
asserted that open outbreaks have only
been averted by the calm judgment of
soldiers, who have withdrawn rather than
engage in their quarTels.
Col. Parchment will insist upon a thor
ough investigation of the arrest of his men,
and if they are found in fault punishment
will follow.
Mrs. Easter Chief of the Bureau Of In
formation of the Woman's Relief Corps, Is
here to-day completing a list Of the living
anu lUbL lOI bbdbloAlNhA PNA PSoNo' A|AN N'''
quite an army assisting.
An open outbreak between the Woman's
Society of Pennsylvania and the similar go
ciety of Western Pennsylvania resulted
this morning in a separation of the two So
cieties, and separate headquarters have
been established. The old fight between
these two societies caused the disruption.
A HORRIBLE DISCOVERY.
The military guards at Camp Hastings,
near the Prospect Hill burying ground, re-
ported to-day that they are having great
trouble with the dogs that are constantly
disturbing the dead inferred at that bury
ing ground. Over 100 dogs were driven
from the place last night, and several OF
them were killed. The graves 90 hastily
dug there are very shallow, and the dogs
have been uncoveripg and devouring the
dead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-19
IN CLOSE QUARTERS.
The Police Believe That Williams Is Theh
Man

The Police Believe That Williams Is Their
Man.
CHICAGO, Sune 1S.-A special dispatch
from Winnipeg says: The Police, evident
ly inspired from Chicago, are keeping
pretty mum to-day. Chief McRae is salts
fed that the prisoner is no other than one
of the Williams brothers. He is not
treated as an ordinary occupant of cell,
but is provided with fairly good bed and
ia furnished with meals from hotel at his
own expense. He sent for his lawyer
Isaac Campbell, this morning, and had
long interview. Lawyer Campbell after
ward told Chief McRse that the prisoner
demanded that he be dismissed or brought
hsfore a magistrate, and that If this was
not done a writ of hsbeas corpus would be
applied for in the higher court. McRae
saws that even if such application Is made
he is satisfied that it will not succeed, as
he will be able to lay evidence before the
magistrate which will convince the latter
of the iustice Of the detention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-19
SULLIVAN'S TELEGRAMS
VIII be Carefully Examined by the Grand
Jury.

VIII be Carefully Examined by the Srahu
Jury.
CHICAGO, June 18.-The sensational IN
eident of the Cronin grand jury this morn
ipg was the refusal of William E. Bell, Of
the Western Union Telegraph Company
to obev an order of the jury to produce
messages passing between Alexander Suli-
van Dan Coughlin, P. o. Sullivan, John
W. Maroney and G. W. Melville. Mr..
Rell maintained that it was against the
rnles of the company to produce such mes
sages, and, that the statutes OF the STATE oI
illinois imposed a fine of $1,000 upon
telegraph company for disclosing the con-
tents of any personal or business message
psssing over it's lines. After all attempts
10 induce the witness to obey had Jailed,
the iurv. headed by States Attorney Long
necker. repaired to Judge Shepard's room
and sppeaied to His Honor to issue an or
der directing the witness to answer under
main of contempt and commitment.
THE CONiPANY's PLEA.
Charles s. Holt, attorney for the West
ern Union, appeared in behalf OF tho COM
nanv. and stated that while the company
desired in every way to assist the ends oi
instice. il did not desire to voluntarily vlo-
iale the statutes of the State and disclose
the message of its patrons upon the mere
reouest of grand jury. If the court
thou0ht ft to issue an order directing the
witness. under pain of contempt, to pro-
duce the messages, the company would
them consider this bar to any possible
civil prosecution by patrons, and the VII
ness would obey the order. He Thought,
tbough. the jury should more explicitly
describe the messages wanted, their pres
ent request being more IN the nature Oh
general drag net. -, A..
States Attorney Longenecker held tnat
the iury could not definitely describe tne
contents of messages sent. What the jury
wanted was the right TO examine all ana
snv messages that might have passed be-
tween auy of the suspected parties since
March / The Jury alone could be the
indge of their relevancy to the case.
THE ORDER ISSUED.
Mr.. Holt objected somewhat to an
crder of such sweeping nature, but the
iudge fully sustained the states A''ol N'II9J neJ
and an order was spread upon the record
directing the witness under pain OF con con
teront and commitment to Jail to produce
snv and sll messages, csblegrams or copies
tbsraof in the Chicago Office, passing be-
tween Alexander Sullivan, Dan COughll2'
p q sullivan. John ]. MarOney, &: W
Melville and Charles Mcdonald, elther
nudsr TIv; their true name or any alias, or be-
tween either of these men and any other
persOn ar persons, since the first OF March
last. rr:., ..,to5
chat 1--WE men had been employed two days
ssarcbine among the records for originals
- ~, comics of the messages desired, and that
thew would now be promptly spread De-
J fore the jury.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-19
SOLD OUT ENTIRE.

The Western Union Gets the b. & o. Tele-
graph Company.
BALTIMORE, June 1S-A deed was re-
corded yesterday between the Baltimore
and Ohio Telegraph Company and the
Western Union Telegraph Company The
Baltimore and Ohio Company conveys to
the Western Union all it's rights, title and
interest in and to all its telegraph lines
and property of every nature and descrip-
tion. The consideration is 81 and the en-
tire discharge of the Baltimore and Ohio
Telegraph Company frol the obligation TO
issue the $4,000, 600 of bonds provided for
in its contract with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad COmpsdy,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-19
WILD WINDS HAVOC.
A Cyclone Sweeps over Peru, Indiana, an
noas HEAVY Damages.

A Cyclone Sweeps over Peru, Indiana and
Does Heavy Damages.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, June 18.-A de
structive wind storm swept over Peru,
Ind, this afternoon, doing great damage.
Trees, fences, telegraph and telephone
poles were leveled and many dwellings in
iured. The Standard Oil Company large
brick warehouse was destroyed. Several
freight cars standing on the Lake Erie snd
Western tracks, were caught by the wind
and pushed with great velocity through
the walls Of the regular shops. The total
loss will amount to many thousand dol
lars. Much damage wa also done to the
growing crops throughout Miami county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-19
FAT NEWS KERNELS.

John L. Lawes, a champion fat man
who weighed 642 pounds, died at Elmira'
N. Y, yesterday.
A riot occurred between Irish and ltal-
ian laborers at JohnstOwn yesterday.
Several men were seriously but not fatally
hurt.
The Standard Oil Company is building q
nine line from Lima to the city of Detroit
Albert Babbit, President of the Montana
standard Cattle Co., died at Cheyenne
yesterday.
DR. Edwinn Small, of Sedalia, Mo-, Of
fers $500 to anyone who will test the VIZ VIZ
tures of a maidstone by allowing hlmseii 70
he bitten by dog having the rabies.
The reported massacre Of MexicAns py
Indians in Sonora is denied.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-19
SULLIVAN AND COUGHLIN.

The Policeman Was Intimate With the
Lawyer just 5efore the Murder.
CHICAGO, June Is 1t has transpired
that in the testimony given before the
special grand jury that ex-Dstective Dan
iel Coughlin IVES visitor to Alexander
Sullivan's Office in the Chicago Opera House
block in March and April last. ThOs. G.
Windos, Mr.. Sullivan's law partner, ad-
mitted this. When asked how many times
he replied
'Six or seven"
"Not oftenerP'
81 don't remember"
"COughlin and Sullivan seemed to be
quite intimateP"
''Yes."
Judge Longenocker said tonight
'SOme material evidence is being added to
that which has been published. We have
finished investigating the Olan-Na-Gael.
1t has been abundsntly proved that the
Clan Ns-Gesl was confidence game on
sh-Americaus who belonged to the Irish
societies / think it will not be doubted
that Alexander Sullivan has been the ben
e6cisry. 1 have no doubt that he is a
subject for the minutest investigation in
connection with the murder"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-19
DemnseY Wm Not Handle snnIvan.

PORTLAND, OREGON, June 1s.-Jack
Dempsey, the middle-weight pugilist, who
is training here to fight with LeBlanche in
San Francisco in August, received a dis
patch from James Wakeley, af New York,
one of Sullivan's bsckers, to-day, asking
him to second Sullivan in his fight with
Kilrsin near New Orleans. Dempsey
fears the Southern climate will not agree
with him and if he accept will interfere
with his training, so he hes about conclud-
ed not to 20.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-19
uEAvY SIAJORITIEs.


P ts.ph.a Gives Nearly 100000 Against
the Amendment.
P tnGrpWA, Pa, June 1S.-Ihe
movrc meiorItiss for and against the
roa.hoy amendment have been re-
oi This city complete, against 95.-
Cameron county. $50 for; Lehigh
county 5000 against Potter county, 500
Brs county 10000 agsinst; Chester
county. -0 Cor. Cleardeld c1unty,
1870 - northampton county, l,CJO
against Reading city, 600 against;
Wayne county. aum-t; Warren Doun-
Co. lm lol. Bedford county. 600 against;
Fulton county. 800 agsiast, Indiana
county, 800 or Allegheny 'unty, 25,-
600 against. Jefferson county. 1,700 for;
Mu county, . n Monroe county,
L'H a-l'rr county, 1900
aga1si Centre r1e.T. 1850 for; Chester
ltr. sr.-r.t