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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-28
PRESIDENTIAL FIRMNEsS.
The Secretary of War Receives a Message
Relative to the Arizona Apache
Raids.

WASHINGTON, May 28.-Delegate Smith,
OF Arizona, yesterday handed President
Harrison a telegram from the citizens Of
Tombstone, A. T., giving the ve,dict of
the coroner's jury in the case of Robert
Hardie, killed bv Apaches near Ruckers
canon. The document complains bitterly
of the lack of proper military protection OF
the country. The president Endorsed the
telegram as follows: "This telegram is
submitted for the information Of the sec
retary OF war, with directions to take
prompt and effective measures to protect
the settlers, and to capture and bring to
merited punishment any hostile Indians
who have been concerned in the killing
of our citizens"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-28
Personal.

Among the Nebraska visitors to-day is
Mr.. W. E. Skinner, travelling agent for
the Union Stock Yards Co., at Omaha.
He is most agreeable gentleman and
very proud of the solid institution he so
ably represents.
Ralph Halloran, general agent for the
New York Life, is here from Albuquer-
que. He has appointed G. W. Lane, OF
Dolores, special agent for northern New
Mexico.
Harry D. Lewis is up from Albuquer-
que to get whiff of fresh air and see all
aCquaintances.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-28
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
lHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK


At Santa Fe, IN the territory OF New Mexico, Mt
the close Of business May II, 1890.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-28
A FOOLS Jump.

AMSTERDAM, N. Y, May 29.-MichaCl
Sheehan, aged 81, jumped from the Mo-
hawk river bridge yesterday afternoon on
wager. After striking the water he did
not rise again. Body not yet recovered.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-28

"The steel is all bought and now on its
way, all cars and rolling stock have been
purchased, and now we are ready to
build the line of the Pecos Valley rail
read," was the announcement made by
the special committee of the directors OF
the Peccs Valley Railroad company at a
meeting held by that body in FL Paso
day before yesterday, and before the day
had passed
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-05-28

New YORK, May 2S.-Fifteen hundred
cigar makers are on strike for higher
wages. The number will probably be
1000. They already have eight hours.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-11
PRICES BLOWN SKY HIGH.

Values Scattered to tho Four Tinds-S1C
md 81: Suits Reduced to SO so.
This is the greatest record breaking
sale ever conceived. Actual loss is even
not considered in this awful and final
cut. In order to Guido all our past ef.
torts, we will, for three days, Thursday
Friday and Saturday, offer choice OF oyer
1000 Suits, Sacks, Frocks and Cutaways,
thoroughly good and genteel, regular
$40 and Sl2 suits in fact, for the small
and insignificant sum of 50 so.
IN this large assortment are Cheviots,
Casslmeres, Worsteds, ETC., in dark solid
shades and mixtures, nobby combina.
tons, plafds, dark and fancy stripes, ETC.,
all OF which are new. In truth, more
than 1000 OF these excellent suits for a
meagre sum Of Sc so will startle the
natives. Positively the last cut on Mems
Suits this season. See the fine display
OF these suits in our window. Sale is
for three days only, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. Not one Of these suits
vii! be charged or sent on approval.
Men OF Wheeling and vicinity, If you
value your money at all, If you care TO
buy agood and reasonable suit OF clothes
Tor less than actual cost, honestly below
the bare, naked expense OF production,
you can't afford to miss this special, for
it certainly will be a sale in million.
Here's your chance. The sales but
for three days and positively. ends Sat.
urday: Nolhouse in the world ever
offered suchuuita for the paltry sum OF
20 50, and no man ever saw their equal,
J. KLINE Brothers,
The Reliable Clothiers,
ll40 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-11
4 riyE.CENf SOAK.

Electric Car Passengers for North Main
Street Put Out in the Storm.
Passengers on the electric cars bound
for North Main street had an expert.
ence in yesterday evenings storm.
When the cars reached the corner oil
Main and Tenth streets where the
transfer is made, the North Main street
car was not in sight. The conductor OF
the south bound car waited until he
said be could wait no longer, and men,
women and children were obliged to get
out OF the car in the heaviest OF the
rain, to find shelter where they could.
The result was that they were soaked.
The North Main street car due at the
corner had become disabled near Ninth
street and had TO be pushed down by
the next car.
The delay at the transfer point was
about half an hour. Passengers COM
planned bitterly Of the treatment. They
thought that under the circumstances a
special car should have been run up
North Main street. They did not blame
the men, who are held responsible for
schedule time, but the company, which
is accused OF doing what it can 10 punish
North Main street people for refusing to
endorse the double track proposition.
One passenger, who talked as though he
meant business, said he would be one to
start q movement to make it hot Tor the
company unless it improves the North
Main street service.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-11
BRIDGEPORT,
Industrial nnd Personal Sotes-Payi
Brick Test, etc.

1ndustrial nnd Personal Sotes-Paying
Brick Test, etc.
s: 4. Kimberly, OF Harrisburg, Pa, Is the guest
OF friends here.
Daniel Moore left yesterday on business trim
through the State.
Master Mechanic James. OF the c., L. 4 w..
left yesterday to visit friends In Western Ohio.
Rev. c. c. Hays will occupy the pulpit OF the
Presbyterian church Sunday at the usual he uts,
Mr.. Herring, a representative OF The Southern
Pacific Railway, was In the city yesterday, call.
Ing on friends. =
The curb which Is being laid wilens the pave.
menI on the principal streets two feet. This will
be great Improvement.
Tho weeks run has been very successful one
WIN tne factories mere, and m unusually large
PsodIes has been turned out.
Mt. Graham. Secretary Of the Standard iron
works, will leave to-day on a Pacific coast trin
In the Interest OF the company.
The lodge OF o. U. A. NJ. received five beauii.
u! ilags yesterday, which will be presented 10
bridgeports public schools In the near future.
Contractor Moore will receive 10, OcO brick neg,
week 10 be u.ed IN paving Bank and Morgan
streets. The work Of laying the brick will Lr
December
The Crystal Glass Company has eppa,ently 70.
gained all Of the prosperous conditions eni3yed
years ago by the l.abeile Company, which oIei.
ated the same plant. The Crystal Is running
night and day on their orders, and arc turning
out an excellent product.
me Gity Council o! bridgeport recently sent
70 the Ohio State univeraity to be tested. n sam
pie OF the Rush Run brick. which is 10 lie used
10 paving the streets there. The report OF the
test received yesterday states that the bricS
stood pressure o: $500 pounds per square Inch
under a pressure OF 100 pounds. Tie test was
entirely satisfactory TO ConncIl and Il certainly
recommendation for the Rush Run brick,
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STRUCK ~ LIGHTNING,


Tho Stnmm House hit-Somswhat Of n
Storm Yesterday. @
Yesterday afternoon about five o'clock
a rain storm began gently, after threats
OF shower all afternoon. It began
gently, but It did not continue 50. In q
few minutes tho rain increased in force
and volume, and shortly was regular
down.poar, flooding the streets from
curb TO curb. There were few faint
flashes OF lightning. far away, withou,
my thunder, and then suddenly blind
Ing blaze and Simultaneously q crack
like the discharge OF q huge cannon
This WAS followed in the central part OIL
town by a cracking sound IS II the
electric fluid were escaping from the
abundant wirea.
The Lightning struck chimney on the
Stamm house, knocking Il few bricks Of
MIR. Fred Coniad, manager OF the Rine'
hart Opera Company, was passing down
tho alley Just as the bricks fell. They
narrowly missed him. and he thinks The
Lightning came even closer. lie Is 8
brave man, but he admits that he was
frightened.
So far rs heard from tho worst damage
done by The rain was to tho contingent
fund OF tho Board OF Public Works, {
good slice OF which will haye to he OK
pended IN rcrapiug the mud off the
streets,
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TIE SERENADE POSTPONED.
1t will take Place next Friday Evening In
Great Shape.

1t will take Place next Friday Evening il
Great Shape.
The proposed serenade to Mr.. William
II. Hearne, one OF the Republican nomi
nees ior the House OF Delegates, which
was to have been rendered him las
night at his residence on South From
street, Island, was "unavoidably post
poned on account OF the weather" |
there ever was weather that precludec
the possibility Of carrying out such ,
programme as that arranged for las
evening, that was the weather. 1t sci
dom rains harder, and some of the streets
were absolutely impassable-tloodet
over shoe.top.
The programme will be carried oui
next Friday evening. The intention
was to have it tonight, but Mr.. Hearne
has another engagement for this even
ing, besides which the band could no,
be secured.
After it was found that there could be
no meeting, the Republican ladies' OF the
Island semitic Mr.. Hearne a lovely floral
horseshoe, which they had procured
with the intention OF having it present.
ed to him at the meeting.
The following explains itself:
WHEELING, Oct. 10Th, 1890.
To the Editor Of Tie lntc!iqtnter.
DEAR SIH:-I received this evening a
beautiful floral horseshoe, with a card,
stating it was from the ladies Of the Is.
land. Will you please express through
your paper for me to the ladies OF the
Island my thanks and appreciation OF
the good will and wishes manifested in
their beautiful floral Offering am
Yours very truly,
VIZ. II. HEARSE,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-11
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Hon. W. L. Hearne got home yester'
day from a weeks trip.
Mr.. George Hill is lying i'll at HIS resi-
dence, No. Us Eleventh street.
+. II. Smith, Esq, OF New Cumber'
land, is ut the Mcclure house.
Professor John A. Mycra, OF the Nor
gautown Experimental Station, was I!
tho Windsor last night.
Miss Tia Marshall, OF Fairview, W. Va.
is in the city, the guest OF the Misses
Conner, on South Chrplino street.
Rev. Mr.. Auliord, pastor OF the Third
Presbyterian Church, preached in the
Second Presbyterian Church at Bellaire
last evening. --
Col. Jerry LeDuke arrived at the
Hotel Windsor last night from Berea
OHIO, where he has been visiting bis
family for several weeks.
Miss Ella House gave most enjoyable
private hop last evening in her fathers
music store, On Market street. The af
fair was an enjoyable one, and the time
passed ileetly till . a. nj.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Campbell, oil
Utica, Ohio, were at the Mcclure house
yesterday. This was Mr.. Campbell's
first visit here in twenty.seven years
He WAS formerly well acquainted here
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water and Movements OF Boats.
The River Interests.

Stage OF Water and Movements OF Boats
The River Interests.
The river was rising slowly last nigh,
with 10 feet 0 inches in the channel,
according to the marks on the wharf.
The reports from above we're:
Pittsburgh-G feet inches and sta.
tionary; weather clear and pleasant.
Oil City, feet and standing.
Parker feet 10 inches and falling.
Rice's Laniing-7 feet inches and
falling.
Hrownsville-7 feet inch and falling.
Lock No. 40 feet 10 inches and fall
ing. -
The new wharf boat arrived Yesterday.
She is larger and has a greater freight
capacity than the old one, and the office
on the upper deck is nicely fitted for
the special purpose Of convenience OF
both the clerk and the shippers.
Yesterday the Ben Hur, due to leave
Tor Paskersburg at II 80 a. M, got away
with good business little after noon.
The Matt F. Allen, due to leave for
Pittsburgh at s a M, got of little late,
but with good trip.-The Liberty and
Phillips were in and out as usual.
To-day the Andes Is due for Ciucin.
natl at 7 a. III.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-11

The large party Of New England CAPT.
talists who some timeaso went through
Wheeling in a special car on their way
to Tennessee to look at some property in
which they are interested there, passed
east through Wheeling last evening,
Capt. Bob Moore, formerly popular 3,
4 0. conductor on tho Wheeliuc.Chi.
cago run, came this far with the Special
train, returning ut l0:40 p. m. He put
in the time while here shaking hands
with his scores OF personal friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-11
SPEICllLESS AND DL!ND.
Sudden An elton OF u Young Girl nj IIobl

Sudden WI elton of Young Glrl Nt Hobbs
Glass House.
Yesterday forenoon about ! o'clock,
lcda Niedermyer, young daughter Of
August Niedcrmyer, OF the South Side,
who is employed at the Hobbs glass
house, while at work ut the factory was
seized with sudden and peculiar illness
which first manifested itseliin blindness.
Almost Immediately she also lost the
power OF speech, and she gradually sank
into unconciousness. She was removed
to her home, where she lay nearly four
hours like one dead. Last evening she
was still only partially concious, but Dr..
Ford, the attending physician, said that
with rest and quiet she would be all
right in few days.
The case recalis that Of Mary Lynch,
who recently became suddenly blind
at the Red Letter tobacco factory.
This case resembles thatone, except that
it is more severe. Miss Lynch is again
| nil rirbt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-11
Teas, Coffees, Spices, Etc,
Atlantic ca
co.
Tea Importers & CoilecR oasters.

Our great reduction sale Of Tea SGT,
Dinner Sets and Toilet Sets, lib,a,r
Lamps, Vases, Bisque Figures, &C., hc.
gun by us early last month has proved.
gigantic success and has caused n s,am,
pede among buyers. Every day We u,o
receiving by mail inquiries asking ia !,
continue this sale TO afford those n,
distance. who intend visiting the rj,y
during Fair week, mn opportunity to puf.
chase. This We will.do for tho nexttwep,v
days, beginning September 9th. And IN
addition to our line Of Adananline Wa
have added fine line OF Porcelain s4,,
Of the very latest shapes and decoration,
Don't fail 10 visit our stores during M,
great sale, even II you don't want to mn.
chase. Come! We take pleasure in
showing goods and proving our ay.,.
ton to your satisfaction that NO can and
do sell goods cheaper than any othe,
house in this State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-11
LOCAL BREyTT1ES.
matters of Minor Nlomsn, in and Abou.

Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
the City.
THERE were only three unimportant
cascs in tho police court yesterday.
THERE was one deed OF trust admitted
to record by Clerk Hook yesterday.
LADY WAsulHGTos CouSclL No. ],
Daughters Of Liberty, gave very en-
ioyable ball in Westwood's hall last
night.
0rR attention was called to n pear tree
In the yard OF II. b. Miller, In the First
ward, which Is out In full bloom and the
leaves are budding out anew and the
tree has n large number Of pears on it,
Belldire Tribune.
A vgEY enjoyable literary and must
cal entertainment was given last nigh.
at the Mission Sabbath school, on
Eighteenth street, after which the
children present were treated TO season
able swGetmeats, fruits, etc.
TIE case OF Joe Sweeney, who Il
charged with cutting . Washington
county oil man some time ago, was con
tinued in the police court yesterday til
| THIS morning, III orcer TO secure Wit
nesses. John Coleman was fined S
and coats for assault on Bob Muldoon.
Jous MrLDooS. the man who ha!
been appealing for contributions TO buy
him cork leg, and then spending the
proceeds for drink, was dismissed by
the Mayor yesterday in the police court
and later was plying his old vocation ii
the Eighth ward, aud was rearrested by
Officer Donovan.
TIE Board OF Directors OF the new
Hospital has purchased four lots at the
Scorner OF Water aud Forty.trst streets
making tract OF 100 feet square. TIT
price paid wass3, 800. and as the Finance
Committee reports $1,000 on hand to III,
credit OF the fund, handsome sum |
left to commence the erection OF build
ing. Its understood that plans will b
at once secured for the first installmen
OF the building.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-11

The Cameron Oil and Gas Company
has decided to put in a gas giant at Gam.
eron, W. va, and bring gas from well
a mile aud qua:te- opt OF town. The
well was drilled las! spring to depth Of
400 feet and was fair gasser in the
Gordon. The company has been CAPT.
talizsd ut $50, 900 with the power to in.
crease the stock to 100000. A fou,
inch line will be laid from the well
to the town aad the company will
probably start more work on the block
OF territory under lease which contain s
over 5000 acres.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-11
Snl Denth of n Young LadY.

Miss Emma Menkemel|er died at the
home OF her parents on South Chapline
street last evening at o'clock. Miss
Menkemeller was only fourteen years
old, and died OF Bright's disease. She
was very estimable girl and was loved
by all who knew her sweet, gentle dis
position. Even during her illness
though rackcd with pain, and frequently
unconscious Of what went on about her
she was more patient than would be ex.
pected. Her parents aud brothers are
grief stricken at their loss, though her i'll.
ness had been long and peculiarly sad,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-11

If you cannot see and need spcctacles
you should call on us aud hare our Eyes
tested without charge. We have The
finest instruments and more experience
than any other Optician In the State.
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB ". GRUBB,
Jeweler and Optician,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets,
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There was no session Of Part l OF the
Circuit Court yesterday. In Part II
John B. Wilson was admitted to practice
at this bar. O'~0 :
The case Of the State vs.. Michael
O'Donnell, charged with assault and
battery was continued till the next term
on his motion. Eea
To-day is the last day OF the term
Court will adjourn unit! the third Mon.
day in No;emher. -
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MARTINS FERRY,
Prosperous Observation-Disclosures Post poned.
,... Local NUtes. .f


Local Notes. JI..
Business Is booming at McDermltrs tool
works. ,.T
Judge GaSton, Of 3d. ClairsyIllc, was in town
yesterday.
Ms. Rachael Godfrey tctusncd ftosa the IVES.
yesterday.
Nr. Alfred Gtaham will move his family to
Greensburg, Ia. HHrH
The forge department at the Laughlln mill
was OF yesterday.
Several Wheeling people have been looking for
| lots herr this week, Oh which 10 build.
A large number Of Martins Ferry people Wis.
lied the Pittsburgh Exposition this week.
The elegant residence Of Mr.. Harry North
wood, on broadway. Is nearing completion.
The Carlton Blended Tea Is tho best. Try II
Sold only al Jake LolE's grocery, Fourth and 10.
Gust streets,
There was too much rain for Council last night.
That body failed TO get II quorum anu will NEE,
next Tuesday night. 70. I
A number Of Martins Ferry Republicans talk
Of attending The pooImaa.Mckinlry meeting a,
Colefaln, October q. r-
lllldebrand Dt0s. have Just received a car load
| Of Early Rose potatoes which Will DO Aoa al
Wholesale prices at the car or At their store on
Hanover street.
| Owing 10 the rain last night the lecture oil
hCNs Y. y. IhSh W HsC pttu uellStIeu III UT
Presbyterian church, was postponed until mex,
Tuesday evening. .#t.
The Lauchlla mill Will not begin using coaI
| until the hIss Of tue month. Mr.. Lee Woods
who Is to have charge OF the company's bank, |,
having 1t cleaned out and put III first claS shape
The two forly.iour ton girders Of the Term!na
hallway c0inpany's vladIct near the Laughllr
mil! viii be put in position tomorrow. tn,
viaduct will be completed by November !. III,
structure attracts much attention.
| The Notthwooi GtaS, Company IS still run
ming the works 10 It's fullest capacity aud con
tinucs to make large shipments. Never In thei
lines have verified all that has been said o
them. Mr.. j. q, Anderson, the western sales
man, Is home Aud 1t Is thought that he will no
have 10 travel any more this fall.
The fvc entertainments IN tho Y. n. {. A.. lee
tuic course will DO as follows: New york sym
phony Club, early In December; Col. I, +, Cone
Monolosue. January 81: II. II. llayan. steteop
ticon, February 70; Imperial QuArtct.c Club
March2. The Nashville Students will likely aT
pear here under tho auspices Of the \. ". {. X
exclusive of tho course r.. - -
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Meeting next Tuesday Night.

The Republicans OF Union district will
hold a grand mass meeting on Tuesday
evening next at the old court house,
and some rafting good speeches may be
expected. Such orators as A. W. Camp.
bell, Esq, Capt. B. B. Dovener, Augustus
Pollack, Esq, and Hon. William H.
Hearne have accepted invitations to be
present and make speeches. 4 large
gathering should and no doubt will turn
out to greet these speakers,
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Vl)f Suttllioeuter,


Grand Mass Mee!ins-uniou pists!C. Repub
lean Club.
List Of Letters Remaining in the Postotl!cc.
Travelling Statesmen.
Wanted-loy ho Understands Printing.
stocks, Bonds, etc.-1homas UBIien.
c. L. :. C.-Sutnton K Davenport.
Alex Fits Foot aud rocke.-Alexandcr ( Co.
Fourth Page.
Fourth 81. 81. Y. Church.
First Presbyterian Chu!ch.
or Sale-G. Q. smith.
Auction Sale.
st. Matthew'S Church. '.
Our Stock-l. q. Oil on 4 Co,
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Fired by u Policeman.

There is another piece OF gossip going
around about member Of the police
force. 1t is that the four shots fired at
Tenth street and Alley c the other
morning were fred by an officer at law
yer, and that the shooting grew out OF a
row in house OF i'll fame. 1t is said,
also, that the policeman had previously
beaten a woman there in brutal man
1ler. Definite confirmation OF all the de-
tails is all that the story lacks. One re-
port is that the policeman accidentally
shot himself in the arm, but this is dc.
MED by others.
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Captain Dovener's Appoint TIM { nts,

Capt. B. B. Dovener has somewhat
modified his programme OF Campaign
work, having changed his appointments
in order to meet Senator Faulkner at
Sutton on October "a. The Captain will
pay special attention to Faulkner's tariff
record right in the heart OF Braxton
county. The Captain can be relied on
to have a good deal Of fun with the Sen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-11

There was n very exciting scene on
Market street at the Mcclure House yes.
tcIday., A countryman's team, LETT I'm.
hltched, took fright at passing electric
motor and ran of. The horse hilcAeG
to Luke's coupe frightened at this, and
both dashed up street through the mas
OF all sorts Of vehicles. At Bachman';
produce store she country team was
stopped uninjured. The coupe collided
with a dray and was pretty badly dam,
aged. The driver was thrown out agains,
n lamp post, but not badly hurt.