davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-17
PRESIDENTIAL PREDICTION.
II the Republican, Decide to Tnko n New
York ninn II will Iis Marian

II the Republican, Decide t. Take n New
York nlnu 1t will lie Morton.
New York, July l6.-Now that Gen.
eral Alger has been formally announced
as a candidate for the Presidency in 1892
by his friend, the Hon. James F. Joy,
Republican statesmen and politicians
generally are holding up their hands for
their favorite candidates. For years Mr..
Charles E. Coon, ex-Assis,ant Secretary
OF the Treasury, has advocated the nom.
ination Of Senator John Sherman, but
now be is out for Vice President Morton.
A reporter chatted with Mr.. Coon to.
day at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. He waa
asked:
DO you think Vice President Morton
will be nominated for the head OF tho
Republican ticket in 1922"
"lf President Harrison is not renomi.
mated one thing is highly probable, and
that is, Mr. Morton may be. President
Harrison, have no doubt, will 10 to
the convention with the Indiana delega.
ton solid for him. That can be counted
upon beyond a peradvenlure. But ths
logic OF the situation may require New
York man, and he will be- the Hon. Levi
?. Morton. The Democrats will nomi-
nate New York man undoubtedly, and
The Republicans will be forced to select
candidate from this State. Dir. Morton
VIII be the cuoice. He is brainy, and
although hs is no speaker, he is equal to
,heexig-ncies ofa great political canvas
be is statesman in every sense OF the
word, and would make great President.
Those who know him best have the
highest opinion OF his ability. No Re-
publican in the State could poll q larger
vote. Inceed, he would carry the State
by large majority, and easily defeat
any Democrat. Itell you he is growing
with people,"
"Do you thiuk there will be many Re.
publican candidates in the Aeldpn
"Mr. Blaine, think, will be, or is a
candidate ior 1892 He has improved
wonderfully in health, is in the prime
Of life. retulns his formersnap and push,
and why he should not be candidate
| cannot see. Senator John Sherman
would make great President. Whether
he is candidate again | do not know.
Probably he will be, but it Is only guess
on my part. His chances for the NOM
ination have been excellent at many
conventions, but utsomehow combinations
were mahethat invariably defeated him.
On the whole the present horoscope in
dicatcs Mr. Morton, and it goes without
saying that he would be elected"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-17
A HAPPY HlUNtUN.
Young Lndy Finds Her Father ind Sister
After hfnny Years

Young Lady Finds Her Father ind Sister
After Many Years
FiNpLAY, O., July l9.-Two weeks ago
bright, intelligent and handsome little
lady, aged about eighteen years, and
known as Mies Ida Green. OF Columbus
Grove, Putnam county, Ohio, camo to
this city to spend few days with Frank
Behm and family. To friends she said
that her name was not Green, but was
Mollie Romanus. Several parties took
an interest in her, aud questioned her
regarding her past life. She eaid that
her father formerly resided in Dstroi,,
and WAS quite wealthy. In some way
unknown 10 her he lost his money and
moved to Columbus, Ohio, taking his
wife and two daughters, aged six and
eight years, with him.
This WAS in 1850. They stopped at a
hotel. Her mother, during II 1T OF de.
spondcncy, gave her toa lady boarder.
who gave her name as Mrs. iloilendyke,
Mrs. Hollendyke went to Inns, Ohio,
taking her along. In some manner tho
young lady Gays that she was taught to
know her name us Ida Green. 1t ap.
pears that Mrs. Hollendyke married a
man named e. W. Green soon after ar.
riving III Lina. Soon efter Green moved
on farm near Columbus Grove, where
he still resides. Miss Ida, Us she was
known, was adviaed to nuke Il trip to
Columbus and investigate the where
abouts Of her parents and sister.
Miss Green went TO Columbus and
stopped at the Waldemairr Hotel on
Maple street. She made inquiry and
was told that her mother had heea dead
two years, and that her iather was in
Texas, hut that her siater was employed
in the Ohildren's Home. She secured a
cab and was driven to the Home. Here
she was informed that her parents re-
sided on Baltimore street, and that he+
father was employed In the Barracks.
She was driven to the resldence, where
one Of the Gappiess reunions ever known
in Columbus took place. Mr. Romauus
says that be spent great deal OF time
and money in search Of his daughter,
but was unable 10 tiad any Traces Il hoy.
The ai-ssr was oyeripysa, and was heard
to say that she would not have to pray
any more for Mollie's return, as he,
prayers had at last been answered. The
long lost daughter will make her future
home in Columbus. r E,-r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-17
ME PETERSONS' WITHDRAWAL.

The Present Incumbent to be Ret.ined.
Another fince tor this ~.st virgiuinu.
,pes1dt DtsDatch to tie hunaiyenesr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 1G.-The
withdrawal OF the name OF James J. Pc.
terson, OF Huntington, to be Consul at
Merrldo, Mexico, caused considerable
comment among West Virginians at the
Capital until the causes OF the with
drawat came to be understood. 1t seems
that owing to the expressed deBiry Of
several Senators that the present Consul
at Merrido be retained at his post, it
was thought best ut the State Depart
ment to find some other consular posi-.
ion for Petersen and accordingly his
name was withdrawn. 1t is probable
that another place OF equal i'm portauce
will be offered Peterson in tue course OF
4 week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-17
THE W0kLD'S ,AlE COMMITTEE.
Looking FOR u Director Generni-AIr. VIE
ner aiay Consent.

Looking for u Director Gsnernl-nIr. Wild.
ntr aiay Consent.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July lG.-The
subcommittee on Permanent Organiza-
ton Of the Worlds Fair Commission
held its first meeting this morning at 10
O'Clock, at the Continental Hotel.
The committee will hold daily meet
iugs here for the next two weeks, it be.
ing their desire to meet the gentlemen
who were at the head OF the Centennial
Exhibition of 1876, and as far as practi.
cable profit by their experience in the
enormous task Of organizing an interna-
tional exhibition.
Mr.. Widner, member OF the COM
mittee, said that be had an interview
there yesterday with General Goshorp,
who was Director General OF the Cen
tennial Exhibition, and that General
Goshorn said he would be here on Mon.
day to meet the committee.
MIR. Widn-r informally broached to
General Goshorn the idea of his assunl.
ing the Director Gcneralship of the Chi
cago Fair. General GoshOrn did not
seem to look upon the matter as adverse
TO accepting proposition. The coul.
mltsee hopes 10 prevail upon him to uu.
dertQke the work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-17
Nlg EIro III llnnton.

DENTON, TEXAS, July 1G.-Denton suf.
tefcd heavy loss by fire yesterday morn.
ing. The IRE engine was found to be out
Of order. The wind was nniavorable,
aud it was but II few minutes till i, hud
developed into raging condugratiou.
Every building on the east side OF lh.
square, numbering SOME six or seven,
were destroyed. The CAUSE OF the fire is
unknown. Loss, 100000; insurance,
$4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-17
PROPOSED MILITARY CHANGE.
subs,itutinI Department Commands for
Division Commands.

.. "NHluh SOutnnhuBs H. .
WASHINGTON, July lG.-The Presiden
and Secretary Proctor arc seriously con
sidering proposition advocated by sew.
eral prominent army officers for the al.
clifton Of tho present system OF division
commands, md 10 have military affairs
administered hereafter through depart.
ment commands. 1t is argued that the
present system is cumbersome and ex.
penslve, and that It involves un.
necessary delay In the trans.
mission and consideration Of off.
clal papers. The great Division
OF the Missouri was created for the
purpose OF giving General Sherman a
command suitable to his rank, and has
been continued ever since because Of I'm.
poriant Indian campaigns within its
territory. Thcse troubles are now con.
fined TO small extent OF territory, and
are now no longer and important factor
Ia military affairs. It's understood that
.he President and Secretary of War are
'Avorable TO the proposed change, as
lending to a simplihCation Of military
methods, and as doing away with tie
maintenance Of useless military establish.
nen,s. In case the change Is made a
Major General will be placed in com.
nand ofeach ofthetwo important depart.
nen,s-tbe Atlantic and tho Pacjhc-anh !
he interior departments will be com.
handed by Brissdier Generals, ait Of |
whom will repOrt direct 10 Mainr Een.
raj SchoGeld, commanding the army,
whose headquarters will be- at Washing.
Oh. The elect Of the change would be |
merely nominal in New York city und
IAN Francisco, where are located both
he division and department feadquar-
erst but would deprive Chicago OF her
military establishment altogether, un.
sss it were made the headquarters OF u
apartment commander. 1t Is not like.
7, however, that there will be any
hange in the existing system before the
r8t OF September.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-17

WASHINGTON, D. G., July l6.-Capt.
". L. Marshall, Corps Of Engineers, has
made his annual report to the Secretary
Of War in regard to river and harbor
improvements in Illinois. He estimates
the amount that can be prohtably ex.
pended in the next fiscal year in the
improvement of tho harhor at Chicago
ut Sl72,ODO, and is Of the opinion that
the exlsslny project can be completed
with that sum. ty 4lN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-17
TIE Rcd Wing DISASTER,

Many Additional bodies Eecavered-A
Number Of Them Id.n,ia.d-rhe Work
COnttnuts.
LAKE CRY, MINI, July 1G.-Nineteen
additiona! bodice bad been pulled out OF
the water this morning, and many OF
them were at once identified. More are
taken out every few minutes. So far as
known those taken out We're: Mrs.
Crawford, John Adams, Ira Fulton,
Etna Way, Mary Skoglund, Linus Lilli.
blad, Henry Schulenbergcr, Henry New.
ton, Fred Christ, William Jorgensen.
Four unknown women aud two un-
known men we're also among: the mum.
Der. Three or four more came to the
surface and were pulled to the shore by
the skiGs.
The report Of the arrest Of Captain
Welhren is discredited here to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-17
Tho Nyurt,,,ot,se Eirs.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, July 16.-It is
believed that Otto Beabe persisted in
Yesterdays security warehouse fire.
When the flames broke out he waa busy
sorlipg twine and probably did not
know OF the fire until egress had been
cut of. He has not been seen since the
Ere. The building cost $4,000 The
contents, valued at abou. 500 900, were
insured in the elst.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-17
OHIO REPUBLICAN LEAGUE,
Fifth Annual Convention mt Cleveland.
10 Constitution Chnpreu.

Fifth Annual Convention Mt Cleveland.
b Constitution Chnpsed.
CLEVELAND, O, July l6.-The fifth
annual convention OF the Ohio Republi.
can League, held yesterday afternoon,
was great success. Forty.eight clubs
were represented by over two hundred
delegates. The spirit manifested was a
determination to thoroughly organize
to carry Ohio this fall. During the en-.
tire convention there was not single
unpleasant incident, and the proceed
ings were carried through in business
like manner.
President Clarence Brown, OF Toledo,
opened the convention with an eloquent
speech.
Before the convention assembled, Mr..
Squire, Of Toledo, and Mr.. Stewart, of
Ashtabula, withdrew rs candidates for
the Presidency.
Colonel William E. Bundy nominated
James Boyle, the correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Commercial Ga.ette, and the
nomination was seconded by Stephen w.
Bolles, Of the Toledo Blade, and by Mr..
Stewart. Mr.. Boyle was elected Presi.
dent by acclumation.
The following were elected as the
other officers Of tho League: Vice Pres.
idents, W. L. Maxwell, OF Nania; II. G.
Eubauks. Of Cleyeland; II. r. Bnrkett,
Of Findlay, and W. a. Nuts, OF Toledo.
Secretary, John J. Chester, OF Columbus,
reelected; Treasa1er, L. B. McE!roy,
Mt. Vernon, reelected.
The clubs in the several Congressional
Districts elected the following Executive
Committee: First, IL. W. Gardner, Of
Cincinnati; Third, A. T. Sloan. OF Ok.
ford; Fourth, Griffith Etlis, Of Urbana
Sixth, B. +. James, Of Bowling Green ;
Seventh, WI Squire, Of Toledo; Eighth,
D a. Walker, OF Findlay; Ninth, ". r.
| Duyal, OF CiIcle;ille; Tenth, NJ. G,
Evans, OF Chillicothe; Twelfth, David
l. Sleeper OF Athena; Fourteenth, Wm.
L Prout, OF Newark; Fifteenth, James
Il. Alsdorf, OF Mt. Vernon; Nineteenth,
John J. Sullivan, OF Warren; Twentieth, =,
Charles H. Stewart, OF Norwalk Twenty.
first, W. + Fredler, OF Cleveland.
Vacant places on the committee will
be filled ut au curly day.
The constitution WAS amended so as
to provide tina. the annual convention
Of the League shall hereafter be held on
tho Anniversary Of Lincoln's birthday,
February u, with the banquet in the
evening. '"',,"
The place OF holding the next convcn.
ton and banquet was, as has been the
custom, left with tho Executive Com.
mittee.
a business meeting Of the new Execu
tive Committee and the otlicera WAS helC
immediately after tho adjournment O
the convention. Provision was made te
meet the financial Indebtedness OF the
l.enguc, SO as to commence the campaigr
with clean balance sheet, and step
were taken to resuscitatc those clubs tina
had fuIlen by the wayside..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-17
NINETY.FIVE BODIES
Have Been Recovered From tho
Sea W'ag Wreck.
SEVERAL OTHERS MISSING,
Il Sad Scene at the Lake ShUrc--Toii.
Ing Of Many Funeral Belts -Iio.
Htahccs Developed 1t Is Hard
TO Identity tho Dead.

RsD WISo, MINI, July lG.-The toll
Ing Of church bells was still to be heard
in this city to-day, tho list OF recovered
dead having been greatly increased
since yesterday.
There are nincty.Gve now on the
death roll, and several others are miss.
ing still. The scene at tho lake shore Is
a sad one. When tho first bodies were
recovered Sunday night and Monday
morning tho faces were calm and peace.
iul. and with the exception OF one, a
woman, seemed to be sleeping as they
lay on the beach. This rendered their
Identification comparatively easy mat.
ter. Not 30 easy was 1t with those found
last night aud to-day. All Of them were
bloated aad blackened beyond recogni-
tion, 80 that the clothing and jewelry
aud papers were the only way for friends
TO claim their Geatl. ID.
An unknown man was brought In this
morning, and lay Tor several hours in the
coroner's room, and hone came who
knew him. Finally u plain gold ring
was taken from his iiuger, and the letter.
ing "AnniO" on the inside led to his
identification as Peter Olsen. Body mum.
Der eighty.ilve was that Of boy Of four.
teen whose father only knew him by
the cloth on his coat with
rag he had brought from home. Many
romances have turned up, chief among
them being the cases oil young engaged
couples who drowned together. The
warm weather and shallowness OF the |
water aud heavy swells from passing
steamers brought the bodies to the sur:
lace very quickly. The patroling row
boats, which have been directed by G.
A. Carlson, Of this city, towed the bodies
ashore. MIR. Carlson's own boy is one
0f the lost, and the fathers grief has been
intensified by his inability to get the
missing boy. Miss F. j. Crawford, OF
Ohio. was also among those
found to-day.
Mr.. Sparks, engineer OF the Sea Wing,
this evening told the Associated Press
man that there was no liquor Oh board
'be steamer for sale, and the charge tha,
The crew had been drinking, he denied
emphaticaliy. He said there were some
rowdies on the barge who had been
drinking. Others say fur Mr.. Sparks MS
we'll as for Captain Wethcrn that neither
Of them were in the habit Of drinking,
aud their friends are indignant at any
hint OF drunkenness against them.
The report of the arrest Of Captain
Wethern is not false one, and much
may grow out Of it. Sheriff Ralston, OF
Pierce comfy, Wisconsin, is tue official
who has had him in charge, and it does
not seem TO have been an attempt by
nir friends to protect his life. Captain
Wtthern is under arrest at the instance
II United States officials,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-17
the mail on the train. All mails for III,
offices along the B. 4 0. from here to
Washington will come through the
lMMhNS' DAMui DONE
Ky The storm East ut tiisru-rrcstle on III. /
II. 4 q. ltoad Washed Out,

lsy the Storm East Ut usrs-rrss,lc OH tb,
II. so. l,ond washed Out.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, July lG.-A terrific
electric and rain storm passed over the
Monongaiela valley last night doing
considerable damage. At Believer, Ml.s
Ada Reno was struck by lightning and
It Is feared fatally injured.
A trestle at Finleyville, on tho Wheel,
Ing division OF the Baltimore & Ohi,
railroad, was washed away and traAl,
will be Suspend. d for at leust 4S hours
Several heavy washouts arc reported
ason. The Mckeespofs and Bellevernon
railroad, causing a suspension Of traffic
Two and Observation-Disclosures OF rain ipl
tn short time, washing the crops from
tho hiiiaides into the valley. The dam.
age Will reach many thousands Of dol.
|urN .-- gs.yrs-sgV -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-17

WASHINGTON, D. G., July l0,-The
Senate at ] o'clock went into executive
session oa motion Of Mr.. Hiacock, for
the purpose of considering the nomina.
tlons OF the five appraisers Of merchan.
disc recently made by the President,
under tue customs administrative bill.
The ivegeneral appraisers whose nom.
lnatious were confirmed are: Charles Il.
Ham, Of Illinois; James a. Jewell, Of
New York; George Fl. Sharpe, OF New
York; Gesrge q. Tichenor, Of tue Dis.
trict OF Columbia, and Joseph Il. Wilk.
inson, Of Louisiana. "-+
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-17

VICTORIA, B. c., July lG.-The state
ment ibat two Canadian vessels, which
recently sailed GU, Of Maple Bay were
armed with guns and would resist the
American revenue cutters, is said to be
without foundation. Messrs. Hall and
Marvin, who own seven OF the thirty
vessels running out OF Victoria, say the
reports were sent out to prejudice the
foreign Office at London against the
cause oil the sealers. f.sI = '71 80 -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-17
perlshetl In tl,s Stor,,,.

CnlcAoo,July l6.-Cap.ain Stein, Of
the steamer Puritan Of the Graham and
Morton line, tonight reported the wreck
Of two yachts seen by him in tho middle
OF the lake. From other information
obtained in regard to them the captains
report makes 1t certain that i've persons,
PRESUMED to be from Chicago, were lost
with these yachts. The names are un.
known. 1t Is supposed they perished
IN tho big storm u few days ago,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-17
LEO'S GRAND project
For Papal Arbitration OF tho socInl Ques.
E uon tu an Encyclicul Letter.

For Pnpal Arbitration Of tho Social Ques.
uon tu an Encyclicnl Letter.
ROME, July lG.-Simutancoualy with
the approval OF the Chamber OF Deputies
OF Signor Boughi's resolution favoring
international arbitration the Pope is
working assiduously. on an important
encyclical which treats OF the social
question, and contains grand project
for PApal arbitration. His Holiness
passes his days IN the Chalet OF Plus " i,
and has suppressed every form Of the
ante'chamber service. Now he does not
allow any one TO come near him but his
secretary and thoso high officials in
whose iaithiulness he has absolute con.
ildence. Chief amoag these are Mgr.
,Coccalle anu Mgr, SapeIlie.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-17
A Thorough, 1nvsstlSntiou.

New BnlGnroN, PA, July l7.-Dr.
David Mckinney, OF this place, to-day
entered suit against Messrs. Tate, Shat.
fer and Downing, OF the late Twen.y.Aith
District Congressional convention for
violation OF tho law egainst accepting
money Us a bribe to effect tho election
Of Mcdowell and the defeat Of Town
send for the Republican nomination.
The attorneys in the case are kurtx <
Son. OF New Castle, and the information
was made before Justice Leslie, also Of
that place. The matter wilt now be
siised 10 tho bottom. .---- n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-17

PHILADELPHIA, July lG.-Ata a meeting
today Of the Executive Committee Of
the Republican League Of the State of
Pennsylvania, it vas decided to hold q
convention Of all Republican clubs in
this city on the 23rd OF September. Req
olations endorsing the ticket were
passed and authorizing tho President OF
the League to open headquarters in
Philadelphia to push the cam paipn. D
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-17
TWO IMPORTANT WELLS.

Calf Creek TCrrltDry Looming up-A Two
Hundrei.Bnrrel Shallow Well.
Specia! D,sDitch to The fntcliyenccr.
BELMONT, VIVA, July lG.-The Wind.
sor well, on the Lsander Sheets farm, on
Calf creek, is awaiting tankase and the
coming OF the pipe line. 1t is 1910 feet
deep and about inches in the sand,
gassing freely and spraying oil. Is.
The well drilled on the DR.. Bartlett
farm by J. Kemp Bartlett, OF Baltimore,
and George ". Boss, about quarter oil
mile west Of south from the Sheets,
got the old Gilillan at 425 feet, and a, 30
feet in the sand is pumping Mt 200
barrel rate,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-17
Imported Men Isrsuk tho Strike.

scorrDALE, Pa, July lG.-The lone
strike Of the 200 coal minera in the
snithson coal regions was broken to-
day. A large gang Of imported Italians
went TO work this morning ut the Wayrr.
ly plant, where the strike has been on
and despite the appeas of tho strikers
they refused to quit. The Operators ~.
p.ct to have enough men to operate III,
mines within week. 1T ~ "so '0. '4'''' 'tlo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-17
The Flint llpsA Blowsr.-

BALTIMORE, MD, July lG.-The Nh
tional Convention Of Flint Glass Blowers
still continues. Reports Of committees
were disposed OF this forenoon, and the
convention then entered upon tho con-
alteration OF amendments to the consti-
tuition. The price list will not be- made
public until ratified by the joint commit
tees Of manufacturers aud workui,n
The green glass blowers are still irvine
TO make price list, and at tho same
time are discussing amalgama,ioa aad
the apprentice laws. - 7..sI :; -" 80 -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-17
All 0uletin lsuri.yrll

: CuARLEsros, S. O., July ld.-All is
quiet in Barnwell to-day, Tho negroes
have dispersed. No further disturbance
had occurred up to o'clock this morn
ing. The scene OF the disturbance is
twenty.three miles from railroad and
telegraph facilities, but; it Is believed
that no further trouble need be ex.
pected. ns Ea-.- AVG -. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-17
Struck by Lightning.

GhEESsprRo, Pa, July lG.-lIeav,
rain storms arc reported all through
Westmoreland and Fayette counties las,
night. At Meyers two men, who's,
names could not be tearAed, were stand:
ing under a tree during the progress Of
me storm. The tree was struck b,
lightning aud the men were instantly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-17
Cars Wrecked,

+ CnloAao, July lo.-A late dispatch
from Burlington, Iowa, in regard to the
ELI" train on the G., B. l. O. railroad,
Gays that the engine and baggage car
we're thrown OF the tsacS and consider.
ably damegedj that several freight cars
were wrecked, but that no one was hurt.