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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-18

A Nebraska Democratic paper, in order
to prove its theory that the tariff is a
curse, publishes the following:
Mr.. Adolph Oehme, Of Brainard, Neb.,
has figured out what the tariff has cos.
him on his goods purchased last year,
even under the present tariff.
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THE New York Star says the recent
Kentucky election was n timely rebuke
TO the advocates of the Federal Election
Bill, AMI the Chicago Inter. Ocean r~etorts,
very aptly, that Kentucky car always
be counted upon TO warn tho country OF
danger. . In one county in Kentucky 800
murders have been committed /; one OF
the victims was a judge, whose death
vas no doubt a timely rebuke to those
who believe in courts and law.
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Now that the Ohio county Republic
can ticket is in the field the work Of or.
ganization should not lag. There is
work to do. The Central elab will soon
be in its quarters and will be ready for
business. The meeting Of the Board OF
Delegated tonight should DO attended
by all the members. Outside OF the
routine business, the situation will be
discussed. Nothing is lost by q compari-
son OF notes occasionally.
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ONO county Republicans are not
asleep this year. They are thoroughly
alive to the condition that confronts
them and have made a good beginning
by nominating an excellent ticket.
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Great In IA Great Succession,

Ss LUHB UW9t' DtHOcTuI. 7 ? ~. - ~ y
The Houseof Representatives has had,
from the beginning onward, thirty.one
Speakers in allyAll OF them were among
the most able as well as the most con.
spicuous members OF their. respective
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THE Georgia Baptist, edited by a COL
ored man, states the race question in the
South ,ntallipprtiy when i. aays:

wcll.brcd negroes DO not desire social eQllali.
IS. Political equality, is wh.. We demsnd. The
privilege OF s8ins to The sailot.box md deposit.
Ing on, ballot like n man, aud. mos; OF all, hat,
ing u cuua.ui IL what We ask for. Equal accom-
no1alions on public highways In the South We
also ask. AmHlgamation Is not al all desired.
Equal educational facilities arc prerequisites 10
HIS demands. In short, he demands equality
with tho white man every why but socially.
There Is q y.wniug chaSui between the social
interminclinS OF the white aud colored races,
which only tue c~caselcSs ages TO come can cilacc.
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GRAY and Black are suggested for the
Democratic presidential candidates in
1892. The colors would not harmonic:
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CERrAISLv the world moves. It is now
asserted that the English method OF OBJ
serving Sunday is gaining ground in
Paris.
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I0nK S0rSGi

Prevent tendency 10 Wrinkles or aecing OF the
skin by using lEArkriLE OIL. Preserves a
youthful, plump, fresh condition OF the features.
Prevents whitening OF tho skin, drying up OF the
flesh. Prevents ilabbincss. Prevents chnpplng,
cracking. Keeps skin soft, smooth. 81 % Drug,
glsts, or prepaid by express on. receipt OF 81 w,
1 E.S. WELLS, Jer.ey City, Nj.
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Tommy-"Paw, what is the difference
between an attorney and a lawyer?".
Mr.. Figs-"Oh, not much. You give
your property to an attorney, but the
lawyer makes you sell it and give him
the money!" re = Is ~
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Books, Stationery, Etc.
BAGSTER'S
Comprehensive Teachers Bible,

There has been placed upon our desk n corv
OF THE Comprehensive Telcher' bible" Ia
saVe given The book n careful examination and
aie prepared TO- give our opinion as TO lis In.
ulnsic and relative merits.
inc size OF the print is tho same as the zorro.
spending. svo "Oxiord," but II is ri, srcr md
more agreeable to the eye. The page il i nfper by
q hali'inch In, length md wldth. 40 Thai ,hr
oook is better shaped and is not clum,v in an.
pearauce. The text OF tho "Oxfordn 9crnnir,
LOO pages; while that Of the "BaosiEn" dis but
The superior excellence. however. Of the
.bAGsTER' is secn In THE Comprehensive HELMS
10 BLDG study" which arc found in tho lnrs
part OF the book. These COMPRISE ,]IIfIcIent
matter Oh the most valuable character TO iii four
good.slzed limo volumes,
IN me ~"Conients" OF the "Oxford Uelosr there
ate %: subjects noted; In the .,DACsTsE, there
afe Icy. This Will give an Idea Of the iuiness
As was said In these columns nearly four years
sSo, when reviewing DR.. GeIk!e's 'Iou,s with
WY blp!e:. III is In the interest OF Bible study,
nae not OF the publishers" that we commend
tne .New Ba4sler." -EdiiOriai IN le Cirutiln
hdrcedn, Nor. 2, lSSs, by the Eer. S. McGuGd,
:, 70 you want any better authority? We arc sell.
a1G. ~ fetSil. at the Wholesale trade price, from
- 20 70 w, according to binding.
STANTON g. DAVENPORT,
Agents for Wheeling, ", Va. aulS
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Proposals,
Proposals.
SEALED PROPOSALS,

sealed proposals viii be received by the City
Glefk o. the City OF Wheeling, at his Office In III.
fublic HuilcinS, until August 20, $50, al D,
III, LOT Inrpishing material for and erecting the
wnnie or any part OF a MAGxEr HOUSE ID the
flith ward Of the City CT Wheeling in accord.
ance WIN the plans and specifications to DO seen
a. the Office OF Architect Edward 3, FfanzhelEa,
cos nSn pLoposai must be accompanied by n ccrti-
ueo cheek Tor 500 TO insure the az enhance OF tho
contract, and the successful bidder Will tc 70.
anited 10 give bond In the sum OF $1,000 for the
faithful Performance Of the contract.
Flth Ward Market House." Tho prIyiIerc IL
ieSesred TO reject any bid or bids no. deemed ad.
TantaScous 10 the city.
THOMAS F. TuoNER.
r 10 City CLERK.
Chairman Committee on Markets.
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IIooD's sarsaparilla has q steadily In
creasing popularity, which can only be
won by an article Of real merit. Give 1t
u trial. u
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Losses Red Glover Pills euro sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con-
stipations. &c. per box, 5 boxes for 81.
For Bale by Logan Drug Company. psw
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Mrs. staggers-"Scientists say the.
earth is driving up" Staggers Grossly
-"Yes. You follow her example, will
YOU n
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WHEELING, AUGUST IS, 1890.
ono COUNTY REpUBLICAsTICKET.

SENATOR Qnay is just now exhibiting
BONE OF the kind OF generalship that has
made him a great leader.
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II you intend erecting a Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial Of any kind,
and want iirst-class work and low prices,
call at office OF L. A. Moore, second door
Mc1ain's Building. 1905 Market street.
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PELL'S RELIABLE SPECALTIEs.
Two School Houses for Sale.

House No. q two.story frame building con.
tanning four school rooms and hall, together
with three stoves, with natural gas attach ments,
House No. ., Il one-story fnue building, con.
tanning one school room and one store, As
above. 'rt.e - ..4'
Both OF the above buildings are situated on
the school grounds In Madison district Island
Sealed bids TO be left with, YIN. ElInpham
Chairman OF Committee on Iul,dIngs and
Grounds, until Wednesday. August 70, al noon.
Purchaser must remove buildings before Sen.
TENDER /. Terms cash. 80 au16
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NFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE
~ GouSTY CorRr, ORIo COUNTY, STATE oy
WET VIRGINIA:
In the matter Of the probate Of the Will of
Mary q. Altman, deceased.
The ob!ccto OF this proceeding Is 10 have admit.
ted TO probate in. the Clerks office a r,opcr viii.
Ing dated the 9th day Of May, A. b. 1851, pur.
porting 10 be the last win and testament Of
Mary B.. Altman. deceased, and the said Ciert
having fixed the 18Th day OF ecptember, A. ID.
1880, for the hearing Of this matter, and Il an.
pearlng from an affidavit filed In the cause that
Henry DiSon, Nancy Il. Armstrong. WIIIia!n u
Dixon, James F. Dixon, Elizabeth r.. piIon
Myrwood 7. Dixon. John Dixon; Stella DiYop
J0nu Dixon, Jr., Mary l.. Armstrong. .i,prsLs
Armstrong. Elizabeth Armstrong, aarrmerite
Dixon, Tit Soard OF Foreign Missions OF tho
Presbyterian Church in the United States oi
America, y the Board Of Home Mission, N Tho
Presbyterian Church In the United States Of
America. i" 'the Presbyterian Board OF Reiief NJ,
Disabled Ministers. and the Widows and Ur.
phans OF Deceased Minister'S" and "the Nns,d a,
Mission, Of Freedmen Of the Presbyterian
Church In the Omitted States OF American are mol
residents OF this State, Il Is ordered that they
each do apptar at the Clerks office within one
month after tho first publication OF this order
and do what is necessary to protect theIr In.
terest.
Witness the signature Of tho said Clerk. this nj
10Th day OF August, \. d. 1870,
GEORGE HOOK, Clerk.
Al CLARKE, Attorney. 80
Tho date Of the inst publication Is Augu,t1 Is.
1890. anis.u
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VITANTED-FOR THE UNITED
w States Army. so!c.bcdlcd, un married
nay, tatIons, clothing and medical attendance.
Apply at No. 1873 Market street, Wheeling, ".
vi ~ WIN lY2l.N
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THE WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER
J. IL a bright, sparkling, instructive family
Journal. /. IA oyigisal 81 every department.
clean In every line and suited az 1t Is intended
10 interest and improve every member OF tbs
family, whether In city or country.
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BY

takes them, 50 do young and old. PHYSICIANS
recommend them to DO mild, harmless, butInost
EXCELLENT In their notion for Constipation, Indi-
Eestion, Liver Complaints, Dlliousners, Sour
Stomach, und Piles.
DOSE ONE FIG.
For sale ut druggists IN borss ONLY. Prco 3.
or cent direct by mil. Address,
MACK ORIG Co. NEm yopK
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JIANTED-AN ACTIVE MAN
w for each section, salary SIS 10 500,
to locally represent a successful N. y. Company
Incorporated TO supply Dry Goods, Clothing,
Shoes, Jewclry etc.. to consumers Al cost. Also
a Lady Of tact, salary $40. TO cnroll members
$50, 900 now enrolled, 100000 paid lh.)
references exchanged. Empire. Cooperative
association credit we'll ratcdh Lock Box Clio
N. y. Rp2l.A
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Wanted.

JIIANTED-TO RENT-A SIX TO
wv Eish, Roomed House IN coed location.
viii pay $3.50 per year. Must have possession al
once. Inquire OF l.. A. ROLF 4 CO., 1911 Market
street. autf
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n | r
Hamburg Figs, tho great fruit laxative. should
be taken Ut once: they nrc IN effective remedy,
put most pleasant and agreeable to tho taste,
Icing composed only Of fruits and y~cgctablcs.
Absolutely nothing like them In tho world.
DARLING

littlo children, who suffer with their bowels.
takc them with perfect safety, as they never
gripeor produce Collie, md arn 20 pleasant TO the
tustc that they cat them ns eagerly US cundy.
For prc2paut ladies they mn inIrlIinhlr. -
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FIGS

II You hnvc n heavy splitting headache. n
fcvcrrd tongue, Il thorough dlsinclIpatIOp to
engage In any OF the actire pursuits OF lifc-this
Is what Constipation means, and Is u most for.
encmy
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27

ef this city. was on Tuesday the scene
Of enc Of ths blo14lssl tragedies in the
annals of lie Suear County. lesloes
lovex killed h1s former hanoee, shot and
mortally wounded his rival, attempted
Il make corpse of the girls father. and
then a. nttAg dnAls II hls ssfal deed
blew cat his own brains. This occurred 81
the home IF Frank Msshs. . weA-to-ae
bohemian. Thomas Aincra Was ann
two weeks ago the accepted lover Of Miss
Lizzie NashA. She discarded HIM fos
Prank Weaver and this led 10 the
tragedy shortly after midnight Men
dsy Miss Nash2 and Weaver were re
turning from party ss neig Dor ;.
When they reached the Wzshs home
stead linar2 sprang from behind = tree,
where he had been hiding since early
in the evening, and shot Miss Nashs ID
the arm. The girl screamed for help
and Yindra deliberately shot her again,
this time through the heart Then
be fred az Weaver, the bullet lodging
in the lstter's back and inflleting q
mortal wound Aroused by the shots
Miss Nasha's father came out Of the
house 10 see what was the matter. he
was shot at twice by Yindra. and beat q
hasty retreat The mederer then
placed his revolver close against HE
head and pulled the trigger, falling
lifeless beside the corpse OF his muir
dered sweetheart The bodies Of Miss
washa and her slayer were sent here.
Weaver was removed TO the WaShs
house He will probably die before
morning
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27

IOWA'S NEW GOVERNOR.
Preparations tor the Inauguration of
Governor Boies at Des Moines.


Governor Boies at Des Noines.
DIS MONIES, Ia, Feb. 26.-Prepara-
tions for the Inauguration of Governor
Boies tomorrow are practically COM
pleted. There has been some talk OF
holding the exercises upon the portico
of the capitol in order TO give the great
crowd a chance 10 see and 10 hear, and
even the cold weather that has come
has not entirely driven this idea from
the minds OF the committee in charge.
II the outdoor proposition should be re-
jected the exercises will take place in
the chamber of the House. The pro-
gramme as far as completed may be
briefly told. Governor Boies will be re-
ceived by the military and marching
clubs at the Savery promptly at p. M,
and the procession will move in the fol-
lowing order:
Platoon OF police; Third Regiment band !;
Company II, Second regiment Captain Charles
Wilmer commanding; Company II, Sixth Regi
ment, Captain c. T.. Foster commanding; Com
pany A. Fourth Regiment Captain C. d. Hay
den commanding; Company G., Second Regi-
ment Captain q. Fl. Wheelock commanding :;
Company A, Third Regiment, Captain John T.
duulc commanding. 1OupdHy iuifu hrsi
ment Captain J. c. Loper commanding; Third
Regiment band Chicago band and Cook Coun-
ty Ull) Democracy; HawlSeye Club and other
local organizations; band; visiting clubs Drake
University Battalion and band; Adjutant- Gen
eral and staff, mounted; Inspector General and
Commissary General in carriage; Governor
Larrabee, Governor Boies Chief Justice Roth
rock and Judge Given in carriage; Lieutenant
Governor Hull, Lieutenant Governor Poyneer,
Speaker Hamilton and Chaplain Fl. O. Breeder
in carriages; Mrs. Larrabee, Miss Boies, her
cousin, Miss Barber, Of Waterloo, and Miss
Poyneer, in carriage; Mrs. Rothrock and Mrs.
Given in carriage. Mayor Carpenter, Mayor
Cregier and Senators Ballingall and Catch.
Succeeding carriages will contain Senators
Dodge Shields, Meservey. and Representatives
Mcfarland Smith, Clark and Hipwell.
Governor Boies reached this city Tuesday
evening, and was driven at once to his apart
ments at the Savery. He vas accompanied Ly
his daughter, Miss Jessie Boies and her cousin,
Miss Barber. Lieutenant Governor Poyneer
came In Tuesday afternoon accompanied by his
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27
BRIEF DISPATCHES.

Tive Italians had their eyes hlo~n cut
ny premature bisst in Rocky hil
n. j. quarry
The sppointme6t of General ChiH-
ehilla "a bs Gosernor-General q Cuba
Is onioiaaly announced
England and Belgium have aoseptee
the invitation 81 Germany 10 take part
in the labor conference Al Berlin.
The ease Of kreInmler, the murderer
sentenced - be executed by electricity.
iss being heard en appeal Al Albany
Alexis Coquinara. the wealthy Wagon
builder of South Eend. Ina. died az
Battle Creek, Men, Tuesday, aged IS
years
Henry T. Messer. lumher-dealer ef
New Cumberland, Pa. has failed
judgments 70 the amount 81 $4,000
were entered against him.
Farmers Of Hancock County. III, have
lost large numbers Of hogs lately, and
il is thought thieves have driven them
u Keokuk, la, 10 sell there
McCraney & Wilson, wholesale lum-
ber-dealers OF Toronto. Ont, have az
signed iIahltlt1css dtfttt 1oos s'''s N
direct $40, 600; assets, $4,000
Michael and Edward Thompson,
whose home was Hoosiervilie. four
miles south Of Brazil, Ind, were killed
Tuesday by an explosion in coal mine
near Fort Scott, Kan.
The establishment 81 Charles c Car
penter. mAnufacturer Of rubber goods.
etc, at New York. ,tas seized on exee1-
tions Tuesday. The liabilities are 81 &C.
600, with assess OF about the same
amount.
IL the clothing Of Ewald osterman, a
young fnglisnman arrested as a va
grant Tuesday At Hoboken, \. J., were
found $500 and diamonds worth s., 500.
TIE prisoner is unable 70 give an az
count OF himself
Ats meeting in .ndiaaapolis Of corn
millers from all the principal points In
the West resolutions were adopted de
nuneiatory OF the Baltimore a Ohio and
Pennsylvania railroad companies for
discrimination in rates in favor of East
ern millers.
A special from Murray, la. saws that
a section foreman named Franks Was
shot and instantly killed by Robert
Nevins on Monday night Neyins had
attempted an outrage and Franks was
endeavoring 10 effect the womAn's res
cue. Nevinsits in custody and there is
I talk OF lynching.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27

the L.zmastsF scGool-nease. was eo1-
plstely wrecked Heavy rsias attended
TIE @iEd. completely overlooking small
streams
clScfNSArL Feb SC AT Keathiey,
Tenn. tas hank building belonging 70
winsiox 4 Beard was blown -
splintersi Tuesday nighS Thirty
I've persons we're IN the D0lia-
ing Al ne time. # whom about
SIX we're more or less Injured. none
fatally. Ceorge Kitehner, q lowell,
Mas, haa as head sRa thlgh severely
bruised; L. o. Cross, Of Proet0rFllle,
VI, hzd his right leg crushed ~ the
thigh George B4tchelsr, q Mldalssooro,
had an arm broken Ir. Hudgings, Of
Knoxville, Tenn. was severely injured
in the side and had both legs and an
arm broken.
sr. LoUTs. Feb. ga tornado swep,
over and through the southern part Of
Hot Springs, Ark. Tuesday, carrying
away fences, oyerturning frame houses
and doing great deal OF damage 10 other
property. The old observatory, nearly
100 feet high, which stood on top Of Hot
Springs Mountain for several years. was
blown down. The storm came from the
west, and reports are coming In that Us
track between Wichita river and the
Springs is marked by wrecked farms and
houses. prostrated trees and general de-
struetion of property. No lives have
been reported lost, but il is feared that
several persons have been killed and
wounded. -
GAINEsyILLE, Tex, Feb I'd. "A ter
rible hurricane passed over this city a,
o'clock Tuesday morning, doing great
damage. The courthouse was unroofed,
the Masonic Lodge Hall torn 10 pieces,
the Santa Fe depot wrecked and some
twenty buildings blown down. The
damage is estimated at $50, o00 No one
was killed, but few persons were
slightly injured.
CARSON, New, Feb. 90 terrible
storm occurred on Lake Tahoe Monday.
Small craft were smashed 10 pieces and
the wharyes were severely shaken.
| Trees, houses and woodpiles were
| blown down. The snow is drifting
along the road here, covering the sta
tion houses and burying the logging
| camps.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27
A scHooL-eooK TRUST.
An English Syndicate Secures Options on
Several Publishing Embellishments.

NEW YoRK. Feb. 2e-An English
syndicate representing s2s, 0o0, 600 Is
making an effort to form sohool-book
trust in this country. and has thus far
been given the option Of the purchase
of the Establishments of IyisOn, Blake.
man q 70, ID. Appleton & Co. A. s
Barnes & Co., Of this city; Van Ant
werp. Bragg q Co. Of Cincinnati. and
two other firms. which are believed &C
be Cowperthwait q Co. OF Philadelphia,
and Tainter Bros. g. Co, OF this city.
These firms are said 10 have put the
selling price OF their plants al from
80 10 so per cent. above their value al
present rates Of profit and expenses
The English capitalists hesitate about
closing the bargain for the reason that
Harper Brothers can not be bought and
that educators all over the country look
with dismay upon the possibility Of one
concern controlling the publication OF
school books.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27
Union Labor Party Conference.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Feb. ga con-
ference Of the Union Labor party, in
which majority of the me mbers of the
National executive committee, about
twenty editors OF union labor newspa-
pers, and as many more members of the
party ''st large" are taking part, began
here Tuesday. Resolutions were
adopted reafirming the platform OF 1855
and inviting the cooperation OF the
knights OF Labor, the Patrons of Hus-
bandry and the Farmers Alliance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27
A BOLD ROBBERY.
Texans Loot a Store in Presence of Those
in Charge

GAINESVILLE. Tex, Feb. 26.-Early
Monday evening two men entered c. w.
Henderson's store at Dangherty, Ind.
T., and covering two clerks with re-
volvers compelled them to open the
in the safe, about $1,000, and then
robbed the clerks of their watches and
money. The clerks were marched into
the woods for mile and tied up. The
robbers then mounted their horses and
escaped. The clerks burst their bonds
in half an hour.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27
A saracIons Elephant.

A Bombay paper relates an incident
illustrative of the ssgacity OF the ele-
phant A battering train had " cross
the sandy bed Of river which at one
time contained but shallow stream Of
water. An artillcrynan who was seated
on the timbrel OF one OF the guns ac-
cidentaly fell OF and would have been
run over by the wheels had not the ele-
phsnt, which was stationed behind the
gun, instantly, without any warning
from its keeper. lifted mp the wheel
with its trunk and kept Il suspended
till the carria~e had passed clear Of him.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27

MICHIGAN CITY. Ind, Feb. 2s Ed
ward Aszman, who murdered his sweet
heart in Indianapolis few months ago.
was brought 20 the Northern prison
Monday, where he will remain until the
morning Of May 2s, when ne gill he
hanged Aszmsn is the first person TO
receive the death penalty under the new
law providing that al executions shall
take place Ia the penitentisry.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27
Ba div Burned.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Feb. 26.-The
Journals Chippewa Falls (Wis.) special
says: Tuesday night, when Mrs. j. $.
Doss built fire in her kitchen stove,
a terrific explosion occurred and
the stove was blown through
the ceiling. Mrs. Doss was badly
but not fatally burned. The explosion
broke the drum of her little girls ear.
Mrs Doss is separated from her hus-
band, who is suspected of placing the
explosive in the wood. 1t is charged
that he attempted the same thing twice
before
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27

AURORA, H., Fob. 26 At a meeting
here Tuesday base ball league was
organized between Illinois and Iowa
cities. The clubs will represent Mon
mouth. Elgin, Joliet and Aurora, H.,
and Dubuque and Ottumws, la. The
secretary was instructed 30 notify
Streator. Sterling, Cedar Rapids and
other cities Of the action taken at the
meeting and give them an opportunity
10 ioin the league
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb. 26.-Tw-o
thousand people crowded St Johns
cathedral Tuesday morning at the sol
emn high mass in celebration OF Mgr.
August Bessiones' golden jubilee.
Father Bessiones has been City years in
.he priesthood. thirty-three OF which
were spent in indianapolis. Bishop
Chatard preached an eloquent sermon.
A reception was held al night