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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-08

Scritopfung III eine Der am bdnfglten
bortommenreu NIB olQlenoItcn Srdnts
beitcn, ipelfe uanteutltf bel WtGunern uro
Eraucr, bic ourd) ibren Serlf 81 elmer ftsen.
ben gebeusnetie geJpungcn ltno uro aus
Nei9mg ooer gtotblucnOtgtett reiflid)e ulto
trGiti9e gia6rulg az geticbcn plegen, fth
e%initClt. QuuuO fir it1 niht geraoe gef1br.
lib, fam tie bod ;I ben cruiteiten StOrlns
gen oe5 Observation-Disclosures AulaB geben,
mo ;ruar beiouoerS oalr, merrt lte Uernat).
lGiitgt uno in Solge oeicu peraltet ruiro.
Sn iriibcren 3eiten pfegte man lie mttalcrs
lei miueralbaltigen, tart tuirfenoen Utir.
turen, 8ulUern unS Btlen 81 t|ltrtret; auetn
baS bteB Oeu Seufel nit SeelSebub aus.
treiben, melt befttg Dirtensc abfiibrmtttel
,tpar fir 0eu 4lgenblid belfen, bel baufiges
rem 8ebrauf aber etneI b0dlIt i66oltten
GtrflrR auf Die Experimentation llllo
Iramentltd) auf Die Sbdttgfeiteu Der log.
ritalcn Organe auSitbeu uno Den Sorper
iibsr @ebiibr iflpdfer. 8tro lettereS utel.
letd)t alf burh oen @ennB belonoers
frdftiger Eabrlug ucrbitct, 10 perIagen
gcrdOe in folge oeiieu Die ~Seroauung8,
Orgate Den 0ienit, ulo oann treten ernlte,
ba5 gallic Ecbeu oeS SpferS oieieS gu.
ftInoeS beorobenoe Serlptdelungelt Elm.
ollie Die rettiHSirtnoen &trtungen Der alten
braitiihcu YIrgirmittel werOen erretft,
u1O ale iiblen 6olgsn oeS 8ebrauhS oers
ielbeu lperoeu pGrmieoer ourh cine Sur NIT
ct. Bernard &rGuter. Biqeu. SteIslbeu
iiuo auSihlie6lih eine uegetabiliibe gu.
ian,menicpuug, Obue Seimeuguug irgRuO
rpelfer itdolt6eu, angreiferter ODER aiftts
gen Stoffe mo rlr aus Oen beilIan1hen luo
piir;ig1tcu Ilpeutrdutcru b~erettet. Gle
tptrtcu gelinoe anregeuO nrS erruethenb auf
Die ScrOHuungsorgane, bei0roern ote2lbfubr
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su i6ndten, uuo iiuo oaourh oas bette
SlutretniguugSmtttel, baS Der ar;ueii1ab
fenut, mas pou Uieler b~erporragenoen
GerSten Gller 26noer ulo Softer un0 pielen
SQuieuoen oantbdrer Battenten, 6enen fte
icl5It inter ben sridpereuSitsn urtitduOer
gebolfeu babeu, bereitpiutgt uuertannt
miro. Die Bileu itno in ie6er guten 9lpo.
tbete, Iopie bon =. NeuitGoter q 60, Sor
24lG, ytelp 0ss., fir % Gents Sa beSteben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-08

bin ib~erteust, bcb CT uns eiaen sutsn &atb
ettbsiIen taun."
.,Wan nabm ~sesenieitts Abi6isb, pobet
ibrisers 5anna bas Jortseben ber Be-
iudsr niGt beadtete. Sour als 2sstere
bic Sdusae ibe,idrittsn, rtsf fs ibneu in
eiEem Gone unausiprsdItder Grsuce mad
,@ott 2Db, bas 8Isib 1T fertis! Mors
gen wstbe i'd mad Grepurt waafabrten unb
2outs unb msinsn Sntel am altore Der
beiIisen Sunsfrau finben. ..."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-08
(5ortissuns folst.)
Der Satie 1T inner artig.

Sn elmer Stabt tn Sa5isn. brennt Gin
brsifOdises 5aus. S9on 1T faf au:s
serettet, ba ert6nt aus benz Ssufer beg
britten Stotss bic Sttmms zines Tsuers
wsbrmannss: v@nti6ulbiqen Sc sistisft,
nebusn Sc be 8sers uub R6pps meg, istt
fommt gIei6 Iortspiano."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-08
ct. &apbaels : 8ereiu gum s6use Der
Gin unb Nuawanbera.
BUR 9echtuua,


Bon unlaIthsHsn Gtttsn merit. Id 70 oft ,riuat, s,n,s
8errGnttsE oeer Sstaurisu. Der lbsr SEE tcmmI, 10
Castle Garden Ju tnlpiGH9eu uni TIM bebllHtt bu ittu.
I'D bin gsrEe gu istem Eteui;e btrett. Sur m54tt Id bite
ten, tets 6euau %aulueebtI, NIT psIdem Sttft Der Bstrsts
isn6t tOrla!en ieq. &tnu mau uHs uitt ben unestdbrtn
lSeg UNI he u~rgsitbrt St'teuettt, ram elmer foraHsn lou.
70 IL Is iSDtr, Ia iGi unnSeIla, SsmGus,n untsr ben
Jtaht etrpaEIert Gushrtts ~ MAIDEN. aud pdrs q
gut, psnn man rem Serrarbttn itcr bic atreGt su cure.
patiten 8trtrausrsrGnntr aHedbs. aai tteI. art phrtt
ait iaon Srhbsa iar Ns gtioIet psrten. uEt temsn iiIbs
am Ntsriteu etrstt an ntt. 8tr sibsn bier Bite Ahr,Gt
Ter psriatsosnen Strtrautnsuadurtr unb btauftn kahti
nod ~folssEtss.
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SHuk uni Betiiuuo angseetbeu AZ laNen, unb ft nor tee
lem Sdahsn tn lettliGCn unb seltisen StussR bu btpab
rsn. Sebe Gua.uuft tn Bttrtft tuer iebtR angeitgtu5ds
tr 8etis pirs bsrsttptltgft unb sratts ertbstlt. -
m08s eabct elm Ssser I'D tn Estiesana g.ubtittn urs
trausu.pcu an ten gsrstu Wsnstu. Sttr str 8uast
Der ueridtstsneu Observation-Disclosures:
Bsrtrausns manuss pes e., RaphasA
gsretnS fnp tint
Bremen: Srr Batter Y. e dI6iitr. ~sina.ufI.
S0ueuEq: pen fbtOeOr G;oussra Or. S'tdsz'
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Greet, e.eGEhetr GGfle Saretn.
Sorto GHegre, Srop. Hto Branht eu Su., SraRIitn
Serr Iemeus& allan.
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SrasiteH: psrr Sottor " sosn, sbaui's
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-08

Scr 3pllwd6ter.
Gtue gt5dbluns nap bem 5Tunt0iliten bes
Gle Seritct.

5rci beorbeitet uOn $. pom S%eltbeim.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-02

- ~
Named runs-Whcelins .. Two.base his
Lyle. Osborne, Miller Three base liit-Gicual.
Hit by nitchc.-Gibsu4 l. hifhcG out-By Glib.
spa 4: by alilbees. Stolen bese-G lenalyin,
Umnlfc n'Nr,en
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-02
ANOTHER ELECTRICAL STORM.
An Uaprecsdentedly Brilliant Display Lns

An Uaprecedcntediyl brilliant Display Last
"a. Evening. tD
There was n beautiful aud brilliant dis.
play Of electricity last evening from
dirk until eleven o'clock. 1t opened
with occasional CLEANS OF cheat light.
ming" in the west, with peculiar for
nation Of ball.like clouds covering
almost tho whole sky. The electricity
spread 10 the north, and then to the
east. For an hour or an hour and Il
half there was not moment in which
the sky was not illuminated. Sometimes
II was merely faint slaru In the west,
and again 1t covered the whole sky and
made the earth as bright as at noon.day,
Some Of the lightning had character
Eistics not often seen anywhere, and per-
haps without precedent hero. Forks Of
Jagged fire shot out from 3 common
GENRE in six or eight diliereGnt liyec-
tons. Typical flashes ran apparently
from the earth upward. Others would
flash from the northeast clear around
the horizon to tho gopth.west, ripping
rivers Of fame. At tunes the sky near
the horizon would tighten up, and the
blazs would grow brighter and apread up
to the zenith. taking on all rare hues.
Fading from the earth upward, another
glare would succeed il, flashing out
from behind tue hills heloro lhe laat
had entirely vanished.
There were in all the time but few
distant rnnblings OF thunder, aud
though ut times ZIP sky was black, no
rain fell. 1t was one Of the most beau.
'iful, dazzling aud awe.iaspiring exhibit
tionG ever enjoyed. ..E
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BADLY CUT IN TWO rLACEs.
a Young Man Stabbed on Monday docs rot
- Knn1r Il I'LL Tunslnr -

Young Man Stabbed on Monday docs rot
Know 1t till Tuesday. .s..
An eiehteen.year.old son Of Pat Farley,
who lives at l47 Fifteenth street, was
out at the picnic at the Park on Monday.
He came homo about midnight, and
went quietly 10 bed. Yesterday morn
ing when be got up he told his parents
that he had been cut, hut did not know
it the night before. DR.. S. L. Jepson
and Dr.. ]. II. Pipes were summoned Mt
once, and dressed the young mans
wounds, which arc pretty severe. He
had been stabbed once on the right side
OF the abdomen, and cut alao GU the LETT
side near the groin. Neither wound
severed the intestines, although one was
three inches deep. Young Farley will
be laid up for some time with his
wounds, but will recover. He said he
did no. know how or when he was cut,
but that he had q difficulty with large
man, who knocked him down.
There was a report in circulation yes-
terday that Farley had intertered with
a man who snatched a wopau's watch,
and tho mah had drawn knife and cut
him. II this was not the way he was
hurt, somebody else was cut under
those circumstance, as several reliable
parties cav such an occurrence. The
crowds under all the loois at the Park
were so dense that man was at the
mercy Of an assaila1t, 0=
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-02

Last June, after, the great flood, re.
ceiyed a bottle Of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and piarrhoea Remedy from
my pastor, ut timo when ! way
very much run down with darrhoea, and
had tried two doctors without finding
any relief. This remedy relieved me at
onae, and cured me entirely in short
time. got several bottles and gave it
around among my acquaintances who
were afflicted in the same way. think
! gave it to a dozen people, and it re-
l.eved aad cured, so lar as know in
all cases. It is the beet MEDICINE ior tho
disease have ever knoyn.-MRs. i. /.
HENElI, Johnstown, Pa. For sale at %
cents per bottle, by W. ". Irwin, Charles
Goethe, John Klari, Q. echnepi, W. E.
Williams. pAw I
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OVER five thousand people spent the
most delightful Fourth in their lives at
The Park last year. -.l


i Card from tho Clerks to tho Public.
:, The clerks Of the city have petitioncd
their employers to close their PLACES OF
business at 6 o'clock p. NJ, with the ex.
ception Of Saturday. The following
merchants have cheerfully signed: w.
T. Weir, Charles Kloppfer, MI. McFad.
den, W. II. Frank, Noble Bros., D..
Gundling 4 Co., Kline Bros., The Pop.
ular, G. A. Beuter, @. Ii. Dinger Il
stores, T. G. MotTatt, II. Lingen, NJ.
Hcyman, T. Rosenhain, The Bon Ton,
D. Schsmbra s Sons, Steinield Bros,
kraus Bros. I Baer, NJ. J. Brilles
Il Son, G. Sehambra 4 Son, L.
Delbrueee & Co., Albert Bel,z, J. II.
Pfeilerman, NJ. Gutman 4 Co., NJ. EN-.
sheimer, Thomas Hughes 4 Co., G. Hess
& Sons, George Dush, II. G. Richards,
Q. W. Seabright, Ii. J. Whyte \ Co., J.
EmJheimer. Tho only two merchants
not signing are II. Sonneborp and G. Fl.
Wheeler Il Son. Tho merchants who
have signed the petition employ over
l50, the two refusing three. In ether
cities east and west the early closing
has been a pronounced sue.
cess. We would therefore ask the citi-
zens Of Wheeling and vicinity whether
this is just that two firms should be able
to deprive the clerks OF this benefit,
We respectfully ask the citizens to sus.
tain us in this movement. -.
COMMITTEE OF CLERKS UNION,
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died at ten minutes to ten o'clock. He
was unmarried, about thirty.ivc years
OF ngc, and his home Ia in Texas.
MnERE TuE s1ORM WAS WORST.


a Regular Clouh.Durst on the Hills Back
OF Windsor Station.
The terrific storm OF Monday evening
was apparently most severe in the val.
ley on tho West Virginia eide Of the
river about Windsor Station. 1t was
there that tho p, Wa Ky. railroad was
covered with landslide from the hills
There was a cloud.burst OF typical
character on the farm OF Morgan Nc
Colloch, ex.Deputy Sheriff, near tho
sa,np place. In few minutes Il perfect
torrent OF rain fell, washing tho soil oil
the slope ut the foot OF the hill nB II q
steam scraper Ind been run over 1t. Mr..
McC0iloch is a great chicken fancier,
and his hennery was demolished and
over 200 chickens washed into the river
on the flood which swept across the
bottom lands. T'
Ten acres OF corn, two acres Of potatoes
and tho entire garden was literally de.
nuded not only OF the growing crops
but OF the very surface OF the ground
Tho soil washed down aud was left In
great piles. Stones that man could
scarcely lit were washed out Of The
earth and, with smaller ones, piled to I
height OF several feet against the side o
the barn. LIS lob 4I.I..'
Apparently the worst OF tho storm wa
confined to Mr.. McColloch's farm, al
none Of his neighbors suffered anything
like his loss, although the storm wal
very heavy In the whole neighborhood
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R. II. f.
Day IA Is
.................... 6 Il
Batterics-Dayton. S:apleton md Williams:
Springfield. uurcha1d und Halter. Umpire
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4 Nun md linusn StrunL.

During the severe lightning and thun.
der storr, at Moundsville Monday even
ing, the lightning struck the honse occu
pied by Charles Guthrie, In the Third
ward, but did little damage to it. VIII
liam Lowe, who was standing by a water
barrel which stood under the spout, VAS
struck by the same Dol. which struck
the hoiar. and was knocked down and
for several moments rendered uncon.
scious by the shock. He was struck on
the thigh aud the bolt ran down the limb
and burnt his foot considerably. Yes.
:erday the skin commenced coming OF
his foot in large pieces. The barrel by
which he vas standing was knocked al
most to pieces.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-02

At the regular meeting OF Excelsior
Lodge No. 10, I. 0. O. F., held last even
ing, the following officers were inotalled:
Noble Grand, Richard Mooney; Vice
Grand, Charles Clark; Secretary, Eugene
Il. Deiters; Treasurer. John II. Daugh-
erty; r. S. N. G.. Henry Bruner; L. S.
n: G., Joseph II. Purcell; Warden, John
Ollum; Conductor. Raymond Bauer;
I. S. G., Charles Hankcz; r. S. V. g.,
Harry Hooking L. S.V. G., John Powell.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-02
WHEELING lNSTALHENT CO,

We don't confine ourselves to Reirig.
orators and Ice Chests. This great re.
lief sale embraces hundreds OF BABY
Carriages in the very latest and moot
stylish designs, upholstered in most
beautiful colors, with parlsols to match
styles without stint-lanciea innu.
merable-all at prices desirable. Tho
best OF these goods have sold right along
here (wherc low prices always prevaiD
for nearly double the figures we asked
during this relief sale. We are within
the confines OF undeniable facts when
We say the same goods sell every day
on Main street for double the prices VIC
AJAX while this sale lasta. If you want
desirable, reasonable, cheap Carriage,
don't overlook hisgreat offer. Remem-
Der everyone is guaranteed. Come
early and take your choice. Don't
hesitate regarding money. Ii YOU have
but small amount you can purchase
just as readily as if you had n pocket
full. Our instalment plan enables you
to furnish outright with very little out
lay OF ready cash. De among this num-
Der to-day.
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The fishing cluhs arc leaving for their sum,
mer camps. ..rr III ~
Louis Kcyser aud Miss Lizzie McCarty will be
married shortly. III - - '..'''''.' :
M. and Mrs; II. G. Mitchell arc tho happy pa
rents of n boy baby.
Capt. \. ". lnglebrlght Is expce,cd home from
The Martins Ferry telephone lines nrc all
tight, but no other towns eau be tai led to, =
=, Mr. Thomas Robbins and family Will spcnd
tho summer near Zanesvillc, leaving today, -
Fishing clubs can save money b, buying their
ssnppl!es at the grolcty house II [oiz 4
Col. John White, OF Huntsville, Ala, formerly
the FOURTH, II0' e. - " ' 's'
u has been suggested that q monument bt
erected AZ R!vervieW oom0teyy 10 tho lutte Chas
Is. shIepe. It IL thought that neIrly every pcr
sGn Wso attended school under Mr. shievc vii
q 'Sko,8etn!nS. and as many Of them arc ablt
lhey arc scattered ail over the country.
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CutIcura Rasolvant

The new Mood and skin Purifier and purcst and
best Of llum0r Remedies, internally. and CurI.
CuRA. the great Skin Cnru, and CuTlcURA SOAR,
IN exquisite skin Beautiner, externally. have
cured thousands Of cases where the shedding OF
scales measured a qustt daily, tho skin cracked
bleeding. burning. md itching almost beyond
human endurance, hair liieleSs or all gono,
suffering terrible. What other rumedos have
m d ,tp surh rur1sp .. s.. ~
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Brldgeuort,

,,W. T. Graham. Secretary OF the s.auda,d, Is in
Chicago GU business. ~ = - = -
Harry Mcfarland and wife. of Springfield, arc
the guests OF Mr. McFarlAnd's mother heic,
Several OF the streets In H!rkwood arc bo;rr
ovethau'ed and pu. In first class condition.
80 Mr.. Roder.ck aud family, OF Mount Carroll
u.s., are visiting Mr.. aud Mrs, Charles 4, Jun.
klns. - SO ~
Charm B'anum and wife, OF Pittsburgh. ure
me- guests OF Mr.. Branum's mother, in XIX
the Iron mills arc taking advantage of the
some needed repairs. ''''N
Quite Il number OF spor,Smen will leave tow,
IN few days 70 tpend tao greater mart OF July
III camp on wills and Saltwater creeks.
the machinery has all beer set I'm Mt The clcr.
Iflo light plant. aud the lamps but iu njare.
me plant Will be put In opetalion lhis week. :
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FROM Tue RIVER.

The river was rising slowly Monday nirht md
Yesterday morning. but began 10 Iii srnin NJ
loon loon Yesterday. In the evening It was ) lect
inc Percy Kelsey and Harry Brown passed IN
yesterday With toWs o! emplIcs. 80 ~
To-day tue Elaine will leave for Pittsburgh Mt
.. The G; ". Eatehelor Is due IN from
EiIlneinnati LOT Pittsburgh alta. m.-Tne Ben
nIe 10 Gays tuskcrsburg boat, leaving at II 30
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MANNlSGT0S OH FIELD.
How Tho "sprnk Easics" Fiourisl-A Re-
turn to License aud Nrstrlction Probable.

How Tho usnpnk En.icno FinurixI-A IIs.
turn 1lccu,,nuL ur,,rlc,,on pr,n.n,.
Th. Monr;nu,on ali n.l1 4. hoo.,,,.
y, ''""A'.s'oH VII ''''u 10 ooo'h'nR'
a cl'izeh OF tliat town When asked, yes.
terday, what the prospects, OF the field
were. said that there was every indica.
lion Tint It would nan out nil riyht. In
This connection he remarked. that with
the DEVELOPMENT Of the oil territory in
aud around Manpinpton would NATURALLY
come liquor license, '"For many years"
said he. "AIannincton has refused 10
grant liquor license, and | believed at
that time that II wns r;vht Rut nnw tho
situation has entirely changed, With
the incoming OF strangers and the excite.
ment OF an oil boom that has attracted
many investors, We have a floating popu.
lation that Is almost equal to the number
OF original inhabitants. This new poDu.
ton Ia cosmopolilau In character. By
TINT, | mean they have been used 10
having everything they wat. They have
plenty Of money; and YOU know It ia
very extraordinary prohibition town
that you can't obtain Il drink in II Won
have tho price. There arc no less than
.hirty-llve wells now being drilled in
aud near Warrington, aud each well re-.
quircs the services OF four or five men,
these men make big money, and they
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-02
AEOur PiupLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers in tile City and Wheeling Folks
| Abroad.
The family Of Mr. J. Elwood Hughes
are summering at Maultown, Ohio. 4.
Mr. James E.tTolivar, son OF the late
Justice To!iyar, is initbe city, visiting re-
latives. ~ jf.'"[ .lfItiJ
Mr.. q. II. Merlle and family moved
down to the Muuudsvile camp ground
yesterday for the summer.
alr. P. S. Anshutz, editor Of the Rcqis.
Ter, IT turned last evening from n two
weeks visit to his parents, in Philadel.
phia. ~ -.
Pref. J. Nell. Jones and vile left yess
terdey for Portsmouth, Ohio, TO visit
relatives. They will be away nearly all
summer.
Miss Sidney jackson, With Mr.. and
Mrs. L. 4. McFann, OF tho East End,
are visiting friends in Marion and Wet.
eel counties. =
Misses Sadie and Lydia Weaver, OF
Williamsburg, near Pittsburgh, a.e guests
OF the family OF Mr.. Isaac E. Stewart, on
the South Side. y -.
Messrs. R. A. Alexander and ;Fores.
W. Brown, OF Charleston, and G. F.
Fisher, OF Calhoun county, were at the
Mcclure house yesterday.
Mrs. John Frew, OF this city and her
sister, Mrs. Cyrus Scott, OF Steubtnyille,
have arrived home from the East, where
they have been visiting iorsix weeks.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Albert Werner
and Miss Mo!lie klug we're married ut
st. Alphonsus' Church by Rev. Father
Didicus. The ceremony was performed
ut 8 4. M. after which the bridal party
was driven to the brides home, where
dinner was served to number OF
friends. Z6 IL q .
The Hartford, Conn, Etenin0 Pos, OF
last Friday says: Col. George +. Bissell
is hou for u few days for Wheeling, W.
Va. Some OF the Colonel's veteran CITY
Guard friends were talking this morn
ing OF introducing him to Major Rath.
burn, who will show him about the city,
as he has not spent time enough here
during the past two years to know the
place. -'--:
DR.. John L. Dickey and wife will
leave New York on the 10th inst, on
the steamship City OF New York, of the
1nman Liue, for Europe. They will visit
interesting points in Ireland, and spend
n week in London and week in Paris;
view tho picturesque Rhine ut their
leisure, and then locate in Berlin, where
DR.. Dickey will attend the International
Medical Conference. The doctor and
his wife will be absent seven weeks.
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A GRAND IMPROVEMENT %
A block OF Elmo Modern Residences 10 re.
L place m Old House.

place m Old House. y,
i Gov. A. l.. Foreman and wife, OF
Parkersburg, contracted yesterday with
Beltz, Fading 4 Co. for n row Of
three.story brick dwellings at the corner
Of Fourteenth and Chapline streets. The
work Of wrecking the old boarding
house building there vii! commence
to-day, and the new buildings are TO be
completed by January l, 1891. sg.g
The building now standing on the
ground was erected for n family mansion
In 1900. The plans OF the new buildings
are with Rinehart and Tatum, the roal
estate agents, who will have charge Of
the work for Mrs. Boreman.
The buildings will present a very
handsome appearance. The house on
the Fourteenth street corner will have II
circular corner. with tower. Each house
will have ten rooms, and laundry in
the basement. "'...l
Mr.. Gcisey, the architect OF this firm,
has also prepared plans for a handsome
double house on Fourteenth street for
Mis- |. Warren, and for residence for
Mr.. l. +. Jones, at Elm Grove. p.
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Joseph Wiedebusch, who was SO badly
beaten and cut at Seibert's Garden on
Monday, yesterday went to Squire Da-
vis's office and sTore out warrants for
Charles Beutcr aud Joseph Weisycrbcr
Later, Philip Mauer. who was even
worse injured than ,Wiedebusch in the
same row, also swore out warrants for
the same parties. Weisserber and Re IT,
ter also went to another Justices office
and swore out warrants for Wiedebusch.
Weisgerber is about as badly used up as
the other Two, and the affair seems to
have been sort Of free.ior.all, with
beer glasses as the principal weapons.
Tho case was set for hearing TOMORROW
evening, +. '--..
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BELi4AlRE.
AL Sorts Of Local News md Gossip fro
tho Glass CITY. ID

AL Sorts Of Local News md Gossip from
tho Glass City. 11'
Eighty feet Is the depth Of the park well.
Several liellaircltes were OH, hunting squirrels
yesterday. .I,.T,#5f-. N -
frank Mason, tho pension ngcnt, Is smiling
over the arrivalo OF boy at his home. .
John 7: Rankin. clerk Of the C. & p. freight
once WI r%iGn on saturday and 80 with J. Z.
A slight freight wreck occurred at schick's
mines, on the y. 4 O.. Monday. A cgboose was
wrecked and the pilot Of aH engine. kuoekcd
Robert Druran's wife committed suicide BY
drowning In the creek near Quincy, sunday
night. Her mind has been unbalanced for some
time. .fr, 80
Ford Heavier. who was arrested by a constable
on charge Of bastardy preferred by 4 Nltceu.
Clalrsville yesterday, having failed 10 give the
required S5OJ bail. -