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SCHEDULE IN EYRRCr KAY II. iDl
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO aORYO.k AND
LYsCaBURA
LEAVE RICHMOND, BYRD-sTREEr STATION
so A. n Daily. vs Petersburg -h!5hmons and
SSr,os , rnso ga EIPrss. ATTY, ~ -
tersparg snc suffolk A second
Esin, leaving Petersburg At ii;sg 4.
u. and arriving as Norfolk at . r. NJ.
stops al all ststions
eNA u Daily Ne pessrsours. Arrtvs ~
Ps,ersbars 1918 A. u Ma . leaves
Pe,srsburg iI:is A. n. for Farm
villa Lynesbars. ana GIL points soats
,..p n. 1air SIS Petersburg. Arrive Pa
tersbure dis p. H.: Leave Petersburg
$50 r. N. dAuy ssnvtns Norfolk
,ro p n DAILY. rts Ps.srsba.* Arrive a.
Pesersburg is:O! A. X. conneceaS
With rrAla No l. leaving Petersburg
a 1910 A. 4 Zoe Yxmvliia. Lyuch-
burg. Posahontas. and ell potsts
uoo A NJ ps.iy. va BarsevlIs. for Yxuvills,
Lynohburg, the south. ana Wsse
PULLMAN sLREPLMa,CAR AocoAhoDA'
xo.I-sieep,ns-csr from Pstsrsesrg - Atseul
viraoas shsasa issvias re - ,mn. ssIy -. :.
cut xe sAs MiEssoab~s ~ Roma Aad RasssAs .,
nsmphls without ehAasA e
sisalnsd q Rishn0nd end rsesgsDerl
sesrrssa depot A ". 0A<psrA nu Naa serseS
! nNs - NE JoapaaTs OaeA ssi sssa AasAs $500
ma Nv. coukrNEY,
v. { s'i Sseii e.
General PAAesasl
cxxnu a. KDpI v,ss- PrssaaenA $.
6sssral saleA RsanakA We =
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JEW CASTLE, VA.

daily hack limo e. now established hotHeeh
New Castle, Craig city. Va, and Eagie Mo1h-
tain on the James River Division or tho thcs--
peeke and Ohio railway, leaving each place ~
10 o'clock A. N. The wonderful attraction OF
these growing towus IN the beautiful Naiey OF
Craig. noted for ia vast iron deposits makes
this necessary upon the part OF inc ulhn ln-
ment 10 facilitate tho convenience OF persons
visiting these places. no @T4H
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% Light shower Al night
% Light shower at night.
O. Light shower in the afternoon.
a. High wind at night
(5I Light foil OF snow, hail and rain late 10
the afternoon.
Rainfall for the month, DOLL inches.
In the table below will be found the
mean temperature and the amount Of
rainfall during the month of Noyem-
Der for the past eleyen years
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AND DANYILLE

DICHMOND AND DAN VII LIZ
~ RAILROAD.
sCHepULR IN EFFECT NOVEMBER II, 1870.
TRAINS LEAVE RIO HMOND, VA:
lbs A N. SOUTHERN RXpRRss. daily, TO A.
lsnta. Augusta, ard points SCUM Con-
meets a. Greensboro tor Durh 1m ani
Raleigh az Salisbury for nossora
North Carolina Passengers can Isks
sleeper AZ sP. n. Through slseper5
nom Dalyille south.
NJ. ACCOMaODATlON, daily, except
sunday ~ Clover Va. and insor-
mediate pO!nI-
r.OoA.u. VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
EXPRESS. daily, through uaio ID
Raleigh ria keysVlle. ConnecB AZ
Burkeyille with Norfolk and western
railroad for FnrmVille. Lynchbur&
ani points West. at heYsYille Tor
Clarksulle Oxiori, Henderson, ani
Durham.
800 P. N. FAST NAIL, daily, for Atlanta, Au.
gusta, and points south. Connects AZ
hossleys Junction Win EsrmUllo
and PoNha.an railroad. az Oreens-
boro for Durham and Raleigh AZ
Salisbury for Western Norsn ARC
lima Through Shoppers from uea'
Vile South.
e:l0P. n. LOCAL. daily. except sunday, Tor
Ameila Courthouse and lnt9nnei'A.s
points. ~...
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
s:is 4. n n From Atlanta and Ausu''''
sS A. M. From Amelia Courthouse
40 p. N. From Raleigh
b:35 p. NJ. A. AaDrhes!sr' from Cio'es
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Further Confinement Dangerous to Lie.

f. L. Hopkins, who was convicted Of
ner;nrv in the Corporation Court OF
Ivncbhnro in January, 1889, and sen.
fenced 10 Two years in the penitentiary,
was Yesterday pardOned by the Cover
nor. -. :,
The surgeon OF the prison certified
that Honk;ns was suffering severely from
an affection of the heart and lungs and
that further confinement would en-
danger his life.
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fined for lunacy, died Sunday night
Holcomb had been in prison about eight
months and was blind. Justice IaiIey
held an inquest over the body.
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RAILROAD LIsEs.

L,ARMVILLE AND pOWHATAN
RAILROAD
GENERAL OFFICE as EA~f MAIN sifhsl.
sCHEDULEIN FFfECT AU0lbfi, $50
LEAVE RICHMOND.
q.f5 A. NJ, ria Atlantic Coast ,ino ter .ernilia.
s.O5 n NJ, rio Atgutc Coast Illp tor Winter
pOck and int-rmodiais .iHiipna.
go A NJ, ga Richmond AMI Dsnrllis, tor arm
Vile. ana all siatonr west of Aioscicy
Junction.
aO0 4. NJ RIA hicnmon1 sni Diuyills tor Farm
vile, sn1 Alt stations vest VI MDsoiey
Junction.
GOO r. NJ, rta Richmond and Dsnglle, for skin
carter ami W.uterTocs.
AaRlYR AT RlChE0sn
Q.I0 A. NJ ria Atanu Cosst ltar, from Winter
pock AM intsI mediate stations
s.20P ~, rtd Atlantic Cost Lao from bermuda
R45 A. n. va kichm0nj ali Dansiilo, from
Farmyllle, snd all stations west OF
hoseloy Junction.
SEA NJ, ria Richmond and Danulle. from
skin1uartrr and Nlutsrpock.
All trains daily except sunday.
For tickets, bsgkasfchecks, ume-tablss, &C.,
cell upon A. W. GAhBkk, Atlsntie Coast Lima,
and hichnond aud Dauville depOts.
". &. LkU6HTOS.
General Freight ani Passenger Agent
JAHas X WEsrH. General Manager aus
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Died In tho County Jan :.
George Holcomb, colored inmate OF
the Henrico county jail, VINO was con-
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woman. Christian Temperance Union.

The West-End Woman's Christian
Temperance Union held ameeting ut the
residence OF Mrs. Rogers, No. I'LL
Grove avenue. Yesterday afternoon. All
the officers were present and there was
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DarAnrTRE or srEknzn@
old DOMINION STEAM SfA
" SHIP COMPANY LhLA

BOk NHW YObh
Steamers leave Hisamond Eyzaf ~ ksDht
and FRIDAY at s z. A. Manifest ciosei ons
hour before saiiing Inns.
stesmsrs leAv, Nev YORK ior kioomosd
RyKHr WEDNESDAY and sAfukOAf al J
M. arriving in hennoad kOsOAf AMI fhI'
DAY hokSIsGo
Fasesnxsr Accom- ~ odAcons unsdfpbsoh
C.,an fare ~ Ses york sis JameSnFsr
route dnclgdlng Inea.s aud Dsrta. -. y W
Round pip HoEeA limited W tsirv d@ys
$50. lin suisls,oueo ...............- SO
Storage vitnOpt slbeisencs. ............ bO
Csdn iars vie Chesapeake sai ONO fst-
VAL. ......-.s-s-s.s ..ss..- 80. 1" W
Cabin fars "a kishE end aud Petersburg -,
4lcsee can 20 obtained al A. N. oMtsrs, loD
Nam street. Cn0.spsAxS AL OL5o aad 6ca-
moad ani PeLrsDurz dspea, aud az com aays
Once. 1871 Main sUssS AMI vi-axt, hockouA
Pre,ghi forwarded and sa-oukh bills /" iAtiaS
,,ausf fof poiRis bsyoad Now toSA
ryvtxnt recslysd daily AMI ! r. ~
pn,srosers leaving kichnond on MONDAYS,
Tuesdays, WEDSEDAfs, THURSDAYS. aud
skTUKDAYs, BY the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
wsy ga Newport News at r;;D A. n. anu ~
Ri@hmoud aud Petersburg railroad sane dayo
a,ol1 A. NJ. gill make connection as NORFOLK
an steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE n. kLLkN b co, Agen.s
20. lcN Aala street. sat
- No. a.
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Ha,teriny disease. and BY the medical profess
sion surrendered as unmanageable. Medical scr
enee only prolongs LIE, but never cures where this
dreaded monster appears Consumption is blood
disease. A. 8. C. Ionic may be relied on for real
cure Il used before vital organs are destroyed. As
general tonic, to build up the system and promote
healthy digestion, nothing EQUALS IT.
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Average temperature. 80. 5 40.SO.l II Bs.4
Mean temperature, %.
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MEETINGS.

A STATED COMMUNICATION, ~
n or RICHMOND LODGE, No. 10, 4. +. NJ
and A. NJ. will DO held at ~. Adams hal,
Richmond. Va. THIS tuesday bNbSlNG Al
7.80 O'Clock, December ,, ls8l Members OF So
ter lodges aud transient eihren arc tratoibaiJ
invited 20 be present
By order OF the worshipiul Master.
de- 2-ft X y. SNEAD. Secretary.
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sermon to Mechanics

Rev. DIR. j. nj. Frost preached
sermon especially TO the Junior
Order of United American Mechanics
on Sunday night at Leigh-street
Baptist church. The congregation was
large, and the discourse was highly in
teresting and instructive. Lee Council
attended in a body, and there were a
great many other members OF the order
present,
stewards of Howard's-Grove.
At the first quarterly conference OF
Howard s-Grove Methodist church held
on Saturday last and at which Rev, DR..
Paul Whitehead, the presiding elder,
was present the following stewards were
elected w. T. Hechler, James l..
Baker, II. G. Hechler, j. G. Gentry,
Caspar Briel. w. J. Pettigrew, and L:
W. Jeter. W. Il. Hechler was elected
district steward and J. +. Baker as alter.
nate. Rev. l.. J. Phaup is the ener-
getic young pastor Of this church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-02

rEyHE MEMBERS OF BELYI- q
DERE COUNCIL. No. 1879, ROYAL{~ei.'
AKCANTa, are requested % attend S,@T
rogular meeting 81 their Council At -,
peiyidere Hall on THIS TUESDAY EVENING nj
5 o'clock. Members Of sister councils are III
vited 20 attend.
BY order Of the Regent
se 2-IstsSiTuis II. J.. DENOON. Secretary.
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Union COUNCIL, No. 81, X. A
L regular N Meeting Of this Council VIII be hell
THIS Tuesday EVENING at5;SJ O'Clock tlll
stren lance Ia desired, a. the annual election OF
onlcors will take place and other important
business will be- considered.
BY order Of the Regent
de g-lts W. L. tklMf, SecIbldIg'
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DR. Curry was then introduced and
delivered an address suitable TO the oc-
cssion Of great power and eloquence.
sfter the address collection was taken
end IN short time about So contri-
bnted. Many OF the members OF the
cbnrch who had before given literally
again made generous subscriptions. The
collection. however, was not confined TO
the Groye-Avenue people. Members Of
other Baptist churches and OF all de-
nominations as well as several who are
not connected with any church made
liberal gifts.
The membership Of this church CON
Times 10 increase, and with the line
house aud eloquent pastor bids ialr soon
10 beeome one of the strongest Baptist
churches in the city. The Sunday school
also grows steadily. and has recently re-
ceiyed valuable accessions OF new teach
era. Last Sunday the school numbered
yearly 400. Colonel A. l.. Phillips, the
mperintendent. is very proud OF bis
school and devotes much OF his time and
attention 10 its welfare. When Colonel
phillips first took charge 1T numbered
about fifty all told, bat he hopes 70 see
A number 600 before the end oil next
year. ..
A Grand nass-meeting OF the Metho'
a;sts ~ Richmond and Manchester was
held at Broad-Street church Sunday
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Suburban Points,

LOUISVILLE, KY, March oS.-All the
western portion Of Parkland, wllicl. lies
just beyond the southwestern limits Of
the city, Was wrecked. The storm struck
that place before reaching this city and
It's course was most peculiar. 1t did not
move in n direct line moving down u
path before it, bnt tfealt out It's dread
frl work in zigzag fashion.
The track Of the storm in Parkland
was about three blocks wide. 70 the
west Of the town from the direction In
which the monster had come, path
several hundred yards wide il moved
down, the trees being cut of like stalks
Of grain before the Keepers scythe.
Jacksonville was struck by the cy.
clone at 5 o'clock. It was very distinct.
ly heard two miles in the country
where people wondered what It meant.
Fortunately not II person was killed in
Jacksonville, though some were badly
lurk. .sEl El.e
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A WATER FAMINE FAMINE,
The supplyWill Have "a no Cut oG-rh
4 Nnian Mecat ID Tulhs;, =" ~

The Fl.o supply Iy!p HAye e 10 Gut oG-7hs
En!an AeGqt u gulhs, IN 4, ": !"
B LOUISVILLE, KY, March 2s.-The tele.
phone wires are all down and it will take
ten days to get them up and working
again. The search tor victims is going
On stead t1y and e4ch hour atids largely
70 tle already long ,list. AS many
places tho men labor in great danger Of
being buried beneath the totterinu wall.
AZ any moment and other accidents {, iclts, are
looked for momentarily, s13t
phiei Npglneer HeKiaany Visited the
water works this afternoon and in.
spected the damaged portion by'reoueat
Of the directors. He found that the
stand pipe had been completely blown
down, bHt no other damage had Leea
done Illis Of itseli, however, Is enough.
Tor 1t will soon leave the city without
water enough ii in the reservoir to last for
tiye days. At the end OF that time the
public wells will haye to supply the
demand. This afternoon l'res;dcnt Lono
Issued notice to all water consumers 3
that, with the exception Of the Fire De-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-29
FRlGHTFUL LOSS OF LIFE.
A Graphic Description Of the
Great Tornado aud Its
Fearful Work.
bowling Green Reported 10 Have Been
Wiped Ont Metropolis, Illinois,
Laid Waste and Hundreds Of
Citizens Killed md Injured.
Names Of tho Idcuti.
fled Victims. r

TnE tornado which swept through q
large section oi the country Wednesday
evening did terrible havoci in Louisville,
Metropolis (lll.), Bowling Green (Ky.),
and other towns and cities, TO say moth.
ing Of tho damage in the farming dis
tricts. v.
The loss Of life in the three towns
named is as yet unknown, but is up in
the hundreds. Until the ruins are
cleared awny reliable estimate carnot
bcma,le. Thousands OF people arc in
jured. The property loss is in the
millions. The wreck in louisville was
principally in the business section,
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Charleston News.

Spfcid. Dispatch 10 The Intel.ignacer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March os.-One
OF the most severe storms OF the season
passed over this city this morning. 1t
was accompanied by thunder and light
ming, the wind blowing almost a hurri-
cane. Thus far no serious damages is
reported in the vicinity.
A cooking main took place in this city
last night in second story room on Cap.
ital street. The fowls were from CALI:
polls and this city. The first and third
rounds were won by the Gallipolis
chickens and the second by a Charleston
bird. Two OF the Charleston birds were
killed, aud one owned by the Gallipolis
crowd was knocked out forever by his
antagonist. A large amount Of cash
changed hands.
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partmeni, all water supply would be
turned oil for a week, or until repairs
are completed. In the meantime the
public Is assured that these repairs will
be prosecuted rs diligently rs possible.
Crushed aud blackehGd ruins mark
the spot whore only last evening stood
tho splendid large Union Depot. When
the crash came u Louisville Southern
train had Just como in and the Ohio 4
Mississippi was ready 10 pull out, but
both were caught by the falling mass
and crushed like shells, .r ~
The lunch stand man, William Gcisc,
was instantly killed by tho falling tim.
bers and six other persons wero injured,
but none fatally. Owingto the speedy
removal OF the bodies last night the
names Of the injured could not be learn.
cd, but come passengers are thought 10
be among the number vi
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PERFECTLY FEASIBLE.
A Railrond Through tho Grand Canon Of

N NnilrOnu Through tho Grand Canon o.
as.l'iga the Colorado.
DENVER, Coll, March 2S.-Chiet Engi
neer, Robert D. Stanton, who left hero
with corps last November to make q
preliminary survey for the Denver.
Colorado Canon & Pacific Railway from
Grand Junction to the Gull OF Califor.
mia, through tho Grand Canon OF the
Colorado river, has returned home from
Needles, CAL, for couple Of weeks TO
rest. Mr.. Stanton and his party are tbs
first men who have passed through this
dangerous canon since Major Powell
made the trip In 1860. In conversation
tonight, he said, the construction OF the
railway through the canon was perfect
iy feasible and that from Grand June.
ton, COL, to the Needles, distance OF
300 miles, tho grade at any place need
not exceed twenty feet per mile, and for
the greater part Of the distance will be
Ave to ten feet per mile, while curva-
turc, contrary to general expectation, he
believes, will be much lighter than he
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Condition of business,


NEW YoRH, March 2S.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review says: At Cleveland,
Detroit and Chicago there il some i'm.
provcment in the volume OF business.
At Chicago dealings in clothing are
heavier, but in dry goods and boots and
shoes somewhat Ii ghter. AT Pittsburgh
both the iron and glass trades are de-
pressed, with no change in coal. Phil
adelphia notes some rally in iron, stag.
nation and concessions in wool with
many looms idle, and fair trade in
other branches. q At Boston better
weather has brought better trade. The
money market in the interior Is fairly
supplied, easier at Boston and Philadel.
phia, steady at Chicago, little closer at
Cleveland, jrl' r.. ---r' =
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Two More Contest Cases,

Spocid! Dispatch TO Me Iateuigncrr.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 2S.-The
contest cases of Waddell against Wise,
OF Virginia, and McDuilic against Tur.
pie, OF Alabama, were decided to-day by
the committee in favor OF the contest.
ants, by a strict party vote, the Demo.
Gratis, as in every other case, making
wholly partisan issue out OF it. In the
former case, they had thought. as bril-
liant expedient, to declare neither man
elected and order new election, failing
in this they voted as usual.
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Indianapolis to the Rescue.

INDIANAPOLIS, I'M, March 2S.-The
Relief Committee Of the indianapolis
Board Of Trade, under the leadership Of
Col. Eli Lilly, left this city Mt 0 a. M. to.
day for Louisville with a corps OF sur.
geons and surgicalrappliancea. The
Colonel also carried 81 900 in cash TO re.
lieve the immediate wants Of the desti.
tute and suffering. .-5.,
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Property Loss.

LOUISVILLE, March 2S.-In discussing
the reports OF the committees making
house to houss Investigations, a consid-
cradle diversity Of opinion rs to the
actual property loss was developed. The
lowest estimate put it at 81 900, 900; the
highest 100000, and the best ground
ed upon the facts presented place it at
s. 500, 600. There is almost no insurance,
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Special Dispatch to The hteiigencer.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 2S.-West
Virginia pensions: Original invalid
Benz. F. keefer, Cottagcvillc; Chas. P.
Levitt, Belleville; Charles White, Vadis ;
Levi A. Epling, st. Albans; Ja,nes K.
Hinkle, Clifton; Isaac N. Lewis, Hart
ford City. Reissue and ncrease-Daniel
4. Wood, Wheeling. Original widows
Mary A.. widow OF Levi A. Epliug, St.
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atlases containing maps Of cities 40 that
the storm-swept portion OF Louisville
might be located. Travelling men at the
hotels, who had been in Louisville only
few days before, were among the most
anxious inqpirers for news. Martin
Thornton. the well known restauranteur,
has brother living in Louisville who Is
superintendent Of the stables and car
line Of street railway company OF that
city. lle lives In tho vicinity Of where
The cyclone Ia report to have been most
disastrous. On the receipt Of the nows
Mr.. Thornton telesraphed to his brother,
but up to last night had received no re-.
turn message, and In consequence Mr..
Thornton Is considerably worried.
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TO RAISE THE AMERICAN FLAG
4 Patriotic Order Calls FOR Ono ThouSn,
r,,n,l Ma, tN ,.t.k

4 Patriotic Order Calls FOR Ono thousand
Armed Men to Assist.
PlrTsnuRaI, March 2s.-The Senior
Order Of American Mechanics have
called for one thousand armed men to
assist tomorrow in placing the Amerl-
can flag on the public school house
at Muckler, a small mining town in
Sterritt township, this county, the me-
chanics attempted to raise the flag last
Saturday, but were met at the entrance
to the school by n mob OF foreigners, who
refused to allow the flag to be placed on
the building. ?
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CONDENSER TELEGRAMS.

Clara Barton, OF tho Red Cross Reilel
Corps, has started for Louisville to look
after the suffering. la
Commissioner Of Penaions Raum iavore
the service pension bill which gives S.
per month to all honorably discharged
soldiers o. years Of age OF over.
Senator Dlniel has introduced an
amendment to the rWorlA's Esir bill pro.
vidine that the October, lsa2, celebra.
ton be held In Washington instead 81
Chicago. /. 5+z--.- ~r :
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Tho Large.t Hank In tho State.

Special Dslmtch 10 the L'tlligeactr.
pARHEEsDuHG, ". Va, March oS.-A
very important business transaction has
taken place here in the consolidation Of
the First National Bank and the State
Saving Bank under the name OF the for.
mer, and with capital stock Of S250,C0O,
the largest bank in West Virginia. +.
N. Deurlin, OF Grafton, was elected
cashier Of the consolidated bank and
William Armstrong, Of the old First Ma.
tional, assistant cashier. The bank will
occupy rooms in the Hotel B!annerhas.
sett building. The features OF q savings
bank have been abandoned.
The pension swindler oil Tyler county,
A. L. Doty was brought in fiom Ross
county. Ohio, Inst night, by Deputy Mar
shall W. J. White.
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LATER,
AT BOWLING GREEN.

Reported to BE Completely Wiped Out.
oIcngre Particulars,
ClScINSArI, O., March 2S.-Lato dis
patches state that the tornado struck the
town OF Bowling Green, Warren county.
KY, and completely wiped it out. AS
the wires are down no detailed report
can be obtained and but the meagre fact
that the calamity had occurred has been
received. G.f5
Bowling Green has population Of
about 5000 inhabitants, and the loss OF
life is conjectured to DO correspondiugly
large. 1F-t IT sl-a's' -
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IT OUGHT To PASS.

MIR. Atkinson's B.ll 10 Prevent .Elcc.
tIOn Frauds.
Special Di'patch 10 The lntligacu.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 9S.-Rep.
resentative Atkinson to-day introduced
a bill to amend section 5,5l5 OF tho Re.
vised Statutes, so as to provide for the
punishment OF clerks Of courts, or other
custodians OF election returns, after the
regular officers Of elections have com.
pleted their work. The object OF this
bill, as will be readily understood In
West Virginia. is to prevent such psst.
election frauds as those in Wetzel county
in 1883.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-29
Why plttsburghers nre Anxious. Z

PlrrsnuRdH, Pa, March 2s.-The tel
egraph and newspaper Offices were be.
sieged to-day for news from louisville,
Pittsburgh coal men were especially in.
torested AMI anxious. 1t is estimated
that not less than 100000 1000 bushels OF
coal, Of which 1000 900 bushels belonged
to Pittsburgh parties, was moored at
Louisville last night. Its yalue, with
craft in wh!chit is loaded, Is placed at
$l,e50, 600 exclusive OF the coat -bJ,lIs,
which are valued at n half million dol.
lars or more, 81 ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-29

srREATon, Ills, March 2S.-Chair-
man &c. Campbell, Of the democratic
State Central Committee, died yester,
day Of apoplexy. he had been In his
usual health and was found yesterday
afternoon in bed dead. ii W =,