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The cholera Epidemic in Spain.

N,nrtp. July G.-The cholera epindieiiil'
in Valencia has slightly increased. tlet'.
new cases and three deaths are rel9r"sI - q,
Roloya. and three new cases 'H"
lnafh. AZ Canlla
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-07
INV CRUISERS TRIAL.
The san Francisco Compared with the
EIcet rhllndelphia.

S,N FRANCl.Co, July 6.-The next vessel
to make q trial of speed will be the san
Francisco. now building 40 the Union
Iron Works Ina this city. She is little
shorter than the Philadelphia. but has
about one foot more beam and drawing
almost q foot less water Gisplaces @ii
tons less that the larger ship. Both are
called uneteen-kuot cruisers and We're
calculated to develop lO.5Ou horsepower
The Engineer n Chief of the Navy es-
Inmates that the san Francisco premiums
,yilI amount to SiOOOOO. no the rate Of $50
U0O for each quarter of q knot iu cNccss Oft
nineteen knots
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-07
Sn.in,s New Cabinet.

MADRID. July THE new Cabinet is
composed of extreme protectionlsts. II
will pursue an active colonial policy, out
viii remain neutral i'm European matters.
Only Conservative papers express APP
proyal An the Independent and Liberal
papers condemn the haSty change.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-07
Two BROTHERS Die Together

PursuURG, June "a Chambersburg,
Pa, special says Ira and D0ler Ganger,
two sons Of Wm.- Ganger, of WayneSOoro,
aged o and "a, respectively, were drowned
in Autictam creek. while fishing. Ira fell
IN and in trying TO save him both brothers
tt-fsr,ta tfrotVnoH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-07
The "IIIigant" Train Robber.

NoRTH YAKIMA, WV, June 5.-An east
bound Northern Pacific freight train was
boarded near here to-day by two men who
drew revolvers and compelled the conduc-
tor and brakeman to hand over Sl2O. The
robbers were pursued by a posse and cap
tured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-07
ST. LOUIS KICKS.
The Mound City Wants to Have Another

The Mound City Wants to Have Another
Count.
ST. Louis, July 6.-The citizens COM
mittoc yesterday issued an address TO
the people calling on all persons who
were missed i'm the late enumeration TO
forward their names and addresses 10
the committee. Blanks will be diStrlb-
uted To the Boards of Trade, public OIL
ces. ctc:. aud if any considerable num-
bcr is reported by the 10th inst. the list
will be carried 10 Washington under
Secretary Mobiles promise to give st.
LouiS new count.
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Belgium After the Congo State.

BRUSSELS, Jnly ct is expected that
the Belgian Cabinet will propose an imme-
date advance of Sl,0OO,O0O to the Congo
State, and an advance Of s4OO,OOO annually
for ten years, the Congo State TO be mort
gagged to Belgium.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-07
VIII Return.

LoxpoN. July Edward LLOYD in'
tenor. has arranged % pay second Iis'' ''
America al the end oi the Pre',hl -
II is said that the new Lolu"n -.
will have Miss Huntington lor us ~ ,,..
NJ Huntington made proposals Tor th'
-, ,-,ic Int was outbid by Horace Sehfrr.
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Rnrnnm.s Eirhtieih nirthday.

BRpGEPORT. C0NN., July 6-Hon. 7. L.
Baruum celebrated his eightieth birthday
yesterday by giving an eight-course dinner
and reception TO his employees and their
families at Seaside Park About 80 par
took Of the spread and showered congratu-
lati0ns freely upon the veteran Snowman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-07

'..NN July Austrian and Hungar-
.- Attt-tr's, through the export society,
-le preparing a petition 10 Count kalnoSy
laNe rcprisals i'm the event of the Me
hlneF lill becoming law
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-07

VIENNA. July 6-Mgr. Gruscha, the new
| Archbishop of Vienna, was enthroned To-
dav in the presence Of Cardinal Gahmoer-
ii, the Papal Nuncio, and Count kelman-
segg. representing the Emperor. The Ger
emOny was attended with great pomp.
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lLNt>hNEEE, Pa. July y6.-Johu Moody.
yl.licI' was drowned in the Susquehauna
'.t,et iAis afternoon while trying % save a
'a-l VINO had fallen into the water The
cl..i was saved
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-07

atNoVrE y. H.. July g. ID. W. Fareuce,
West Newton. Mass. has been awarded
,-c fletcher prize 0, 500 offered Oy the
trustees of Dartmouth College for the best
essay GOA PRAYER"
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WITH TWO HEADS
Remarkable Freak Born to Trenton
Woman.

TEENroN, y. j., July GA son was
born to-day 20 Mrs. Charles Welke, with
two perfect head, the left about three
inches iu diameter and the right three
Inches. The child was alive just before
birth. but never breathed. There was
a bliurcatiou of the spinal cord in the
middle of the back, a branch running
fl each heads. Hundreds went 10 see il.
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rmE BoDIEs rOrND.
sad Evidences of Young Author Wend-
landt'S struggles.

hudt~ struggles.
llouoNEN. y. D.. July G.-The body
of Franz Wcndlaudt tine young author.
who with his wife and infant child COM
mitted suicide by jumping into the North
river one day last week was recovered
to-day. The bodies of the woman and
child were taken from the water ON
Thursday The three bodies are now
lying side by side in the morguc. They
SSH. ho buried tomorrow.
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CoNsrANriNoPLE, July 6.-It is reported
that Montenegrins have crossed the fron-
tier In large numbers and have been vie
torious in several encounters with the
Turks. They now threaten the town Of
lpek
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EYRAUD ALONE GUILTY.
The Strangers Confession Repeated aud
Gabrielle ENonerated.

P,Ri~. July Eyraud has repeated ihc
confession he made Yesterday, and added
that the crime was premeditatcd and com
mitted for the purpose Of robbery. lie
said that he bought the cord with which Doe
stranded Gouffe for that purpose.
To-day he exonerates Gabrielle Bompard
from any completely in the crime.
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Nj. n.,.,s welcomed Home

New York. July 6.-Miss Winnie Davis,
daughter of jefferson Davis, arrived from
Europe to-day on the La Bretagne. She
was welcomed by her fiance, Alfred WIKI
inSOu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-07

CAPE MAY. y. j.. July G.-President
Harrison to-day attended the Presbyterian
church here. After service he shook hands
with most of the congregation.
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THE STRIKE COMPLETE.
All of the Cincinnati Yardmen on IA
Strike.

Strike.
CINCINNATI, June G.-The demand of
the yardmen of the Pennsylvania road
and the Louisville and Nashville for the
Chicago scale, has been refused and the
strike is now complete. The PennSyl-
vania line sent out all its passenger
trains and periShablc freight according
to the regular schedule. The attitude
of the Switchmen on a number of roads
whose demands were granted is watch
cd with interest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-07

>psci4 I,,.srln q, a. R,qisisr.
CLAHKsBJ Re. WA. July Lawrence,
son of Mr.. L. j. Criss, prominent drug
eist here. died suddenly to-day.
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POLICEMEN STRIKE.
Remarkable Labor Trouble Ia Lon
don.

don.
LoNpoN. July q Last night the police
men of the Bow Street Station refused "a
90 out on duty because a constable who had
taken prominent part in the agitation for
the improvement of the condition of the
force. had been removed 10 another dis
trict. Eventually the man was rcinsiated
and the police returned TO duty. To-day
20 Of the recalcitrant policemen were sus-
pended. The others went on duty tonight
As the men left the station FOR their posts
they were hooted by the crowd that had
,,.tborod oufeida
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4 Wonder Worker.

Mr.. Frank Huffman, young man W ol
Burlington. Ohio, states that he had oeen
nnder fhe care of two prominent physicians,
and used their treatment until he was h9t no!
able to get around. They pronoun,ced ms ms
case to be Consumption and incnraole. he he
was persuaded to try Dr. King New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs anu anu
Colds and at that time was not aoie 10 VAN I'm
found before he had used half of dollar
hottie that ne was much better; he contln-
ned IN nse il and is to-day enjoying good
health. If YOU have any Throat, Lung or
Chest Trouble try it. We guarantee Satls-
faction. Trial bottle free at Logan drug
Co.'S drugstore.
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BRAIN-RACKERS.

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Within awoek after receiving this TRIBUNE. DO not
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Why read the O. q. and you'll find
Refreshments for your weary mind;
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Apart from every selfish Hope or Fame
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SCHOOL MOTTO.
My first. an auxiliary verb very small
second should be dearly loved by us ALT
third, a conjunction, coordinate SPOT
fourth Is the nRme OF an Eastern cape.
hhh, nm adverb. negston to express.
W, VII toll you more, since you cannot gueas--
First, sec0nd. Is the teachers best rule,
Whole Is a splendid motto for school.
B. Martin Scott. Carlisle, Ind.
A FRENCH PAINTER
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TO- is. T. stone Of Manageable colors,
My whole IL a French painter.
Nora Rivers. Bristol, VI
RHETORICAL ENIGMA.
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T. One OF Joseph's sons.
g. German Emperor Of the lGih century.
e. A French painter.
D, An American author, born 1887.
G. A French explorer OF the 10Th century.
T. A battle fought 7J2 years A. ID.
y. A Roman ruler 81 B q.
.. An American statesman, died 1881
10. King of ChRldca COS years b. g.
The initials read down will name an American
battle fought Ia l777.-I>ou NJ. Staring.
A DEFINITION.
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"a, !. &c, an insect.
81 81, G. 90 3, vital organ.
25 10, ~, IL, pair.
Is, 10. g. 10, Il, TO deserve.
80. y. e. bold.
ID 8, 49, small house.
Whole IL WilmotLs definition OF literature -EIlA
Colby.
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Appropriation for the Mississippi River.

The Mississippi River Commission finished
It's labors last Saturday, after apportioning over
100000 for Improvements ON the Lower
Mississippi and its tributaries. Tho amount
appropriated by the river and harbor bill was
$3,2O0GO0. and il WAS nearly all used up. 1t
is distributed as follows: For dredging the
Mississippi River from Cairo TO White River,
including Plum Point Reach $500, 900; for the
same kind of work from White River 20 War
Ienton, including Lake Providence Roach,
$4,000. For the building OF levees these
amounts were appropriated Yazoo front, for
lcyees 100000; Tensas front, for Ievccs, $500,
600; White River front, for levee, 5000, 900 i;
below Red River for leyec 5000, 900; Green.
villo Harbor, 100000; for Vicksburg Harbor,
$4,000; for Now Orleans Harbor. 500, 600
Rod and Atchafakya Rivers, $3.50 900 survey
and expenses 1925, 900; total, 81, 17O, 900. The
Commission will report TO the Secretary of War,
and tho work will commence az soon as he ap.
proves the apporti0nment
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Prank Q. johnson, A. J. Il Russell Camp. q s.
u v. Salmon Fails p. n, is the son Of a veteran
pho served three years ne First Lieutenant Co. A
k5ih Mass. and Was member Of Post III Port
Hand. He, until his death year ago Frank 60
the Superintendent % The Congregational Sunday
BchOol aud member Of the l. o. Of Good Tenn
plan Hight, i've feet seven; dark hair aud eyes;
fond % music and reading.
Carrie Houston Is the little nine yeRT-old dauRh-
Der q q veteran Of Co. A. Il3d ~ Y. and has had
the honor OF GROWING several battle monuments
erected by The veterans and q "A r. First that Of the
SID Va, on the Opcquon. Sept 10 1855: then one IN
tbe Ealioua! Cemetery dedicated s.sut 10 three
year, later by the % Mas Cav. Association From
fhe latter she il the recipient Of handsome flag
which Ehe takes great pride In carrying on each
Memorial Day.
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Not Yankees.

Resident-Looking for bonrd, ehf Well, I
know an excellent place, kept by a regular old
fashioned New England housewife.
Strsnger-Wall. the fact is, jist came from
Yankee land, and, iist for the novelty of the
thing, I'd rather get board with folks that ain't
Yankees
kesident-There arc plenty Of that sort.
Stranger-Yes, saw 'em advertised. knew
they wasn't Yankees, cause they always ended
up with No questions asked"
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Red Glover.

Probably there Is no plant or blossom known to
the naturalist that contains so many curative prop
critics as the Red Glover. Weremember as "a farmer
boy picking IL by tho bushel 10 feed the young
stock. because, as father said, IL not only Is good
article for food but IL insures pure blood and pure
blood nsures good health" Among the great
family of blood purifiers" there Is no one that
compares with Red Glover. because that is nat,lre's
production. In the Clover Extract, either solid or
liquid, as prepared by ID. Needham's Sons Inter
Ocean Buiding Chicago, no foreign substance
enters into its manufacture.
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A HaaI American.
IRE..II.. TgSU

American Citizen-Oi say, Doochy, cud ye
not play something besoides y'r Dootch chunes2
Don't yes know amy American chunes2
Leader Of Street band-Yah.
American Citizen-Thin give us "Wearin' o.
IN GFane" or st. Patrick's Day in the
M0Tnin'."
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Moth: Pro PatrIa.


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nj Boston Aug IL, 1890 Tor mutual benefit and the
more practical enforcement OF the principles Of
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AMOS i. SEAMAN, Adjutant-G General, st. Louis,
Mo.
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Weak. Neryons Han

Send at for full directions (sealed) FIR EE OF
Common Sense Home Treatment will positively cae All
the effects OF impOtency, etc, the only care known
for VHricOceie new and certain method mo- electric
uOnsens q, stomach drux9ing. Address Az
sIoS PHARMACY Co., Albion, Michigan.
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Hannr HonsshnId-

LEMON PIE WITH TWO cRUsFE
HAPPY HoUsEBoLD: Here IL an excellent lemon
pie recipe: Crate one lemon, peel and CRATE one
potato. mix with one cup Of water and one cup Of
sugar and sprinkle lite -four over Lhe Top. Bake
with two crusts. Try aud report
Will some Q. G. brother or sister please send me
Postage Stamp Flirtallon."-Anuie d. Frank
IA
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C C. Sketches.

wm II ThrAsher, Of ChTisney, Ind. is the son Of
8 90. C. SD Ind, veteran. He Joined the ranks OF
She c. C. in February, 1890; is q years OF age has
dark hair and light blue eyes; hight. feet 10
inches- Would like 10 exchange photographs with
Lhe C. c.
Eleanor v Maui. IS Irving avenue. Bridgeton,
". J.. j. the daughter of Benz. r. Maull Principal
Musician Co A 50 n J. She IL FIVE feet eight inches
IN hight aud weighs is pounds Has dark hair
and eyes; fond Of music, flowers, good literature
and all sorts Of outdoor sports. Has been a MEM
Der of the G. c. for about Eve years Was born May
Al 1870
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WHERE WIRE TUEYf

FRIEEDs or THE O. c.: While attending the Ma.
uonal Eneampment OF the s. OF VS. at ST. Joseph
Mo- although was on the sharp lookout did
not see O. q. badge or "A member, much TO my
utter disappointment, as expected 10 SEQ quite q
number In attendance. Would like to say should
there have been any @. C.'s there who witnessed
the parade on "Wednesday, that had the honor Of
heading The Kansas Division, carrying a large
SunhoweF banner, and II anyone remembers the
same, u was the exact likeness OF the taiest s. "
la the Kansas Division. have had the pleasure OF
nesting one OF Iowa's noble @, O. who has been
visiting the Sun6ower State, Nellie Gregg of Mt
Pleasant. On behalf Of her many g. q. friends
take great pleasure in saying she In a charming
and refined young lady.-Arthur L. Yakey. Belle
Vile Kan
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rLcFRATEn rFKrH-

IL suffering from this painful rnalady try the
stimulating and cleansing properties Of a wash
Enhoe 81 one dram Of unoture Of myFrh, one
cTKul Of tiHctUre Of capsicurn and four ouDces OF
water. knse the mouth with tLs MIXTURE every
two or three bours To draw the ulcer 10 q head
pierre l. nothing better that pOultce OF bread and
butter. Take 8 small piece Of bread and e0ve1 a.
tbickly with butter; ngst!cate It until quite sofl
pack Il closely around the teeth with the tongue
hud let II remain there for two or three hours BV
thai time the ulcer viii be broken and the intense
pain gone.
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THE IOWA COAL PALACE,

@. g. FRIENDS: The most interesting object OF
southeastern Iowa at present IL the Coal Palace
erected at ottnmwa, open for exhibition from
Sept. iG 20 Oct II.
Il is truly palace IN architectural design and
proportions. il IL composed OF a frame Of plank
covered with layers Of the shining black mineral
product It covers block Of ground rises 200 feet
% The highest tower, and will cost upward OF
$4,000.
The main floor Of the interior Is devoted 10 agri-
cultural, mineral. art, and other products Of the
Counties OF Iowa. large machinery exhibit viii be
displayed. The great auditorium will seat 900 PEG.
pie. lovely feature Is artificial waterfall CON
Stunning 10000 gallons Of water daily at the back
Of the stage. Seven hundred electric lights will
illuminate the palace at night. Some Of the Ma
hon's most eminent men Will speak and "A concert
opera or some like entertainment will be given
each evening.
One Of the most interesting features provided Is
q miniature cOal-Inine. A shaft leads from the
main tower. $50 feet above, into tho mine. The
tower 10 about ~ feet square, and viii be reached
by means OF elevators or n stairway, as visitorn
prefer. From here visitors will enter "A car
and be lowered into the mine where men will,
lamps and picks will be nj work excayatinR coal
from the large veins, just as they do in the real
mines.
Iwouid like 10 meet any Of the O. c. who visit
this beautiful palace, II they will write mo what
day or days they will be there. Pr Patria-MAy
u. Sparks Batavia Kan.
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. w sLuIIs JhsJIA a DAMTBEILr
w. Scott, Sasdo, Ark. Is six feet in hight with
black hair and eyes. he is Q sober, industrious
carpenter and good farmer and the present Just
See Of Peace. elected the Labor ticket
Ursula A. Campbell, Mount Chestnut Pa Joined
tbe q. q December lasss youngest daughter Of r
ID Campbell. Co. II. 75tb Pa Age Il hight Ave
feet six inches; weight 80 pounds; dark hair
blue eyes. She Ia Fivaeious and intelligent q mem
Der Of Mount Chestnut u y. Church, In which she
AZ leading singer; devoted 20 the SabbRth-sc school
and Is active Ia al the societies Tor advancing the
Interests Of lhe church Her favorte study il nusIo
A. which Elle Is urnhc.ent
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ELPHA's CRAZY QUILT DONE.

DEkH q. q. FRIENDS: ] have Just finished crazy
guilt Of silk satin and velvet, 100 pieces In all; 81
are painted or embroidered received from "A States
want 800 names at 10 cents n Nance then will
bindfod dlsintsTesled person and let him take
out q name aud that name wins the quilt 1 have
~ names. as this appeared in The NATIosAL THIs-
USE awhile baok.-Elpha l.. Yeoman, Rensselaer,
formerly SurreyJ Ind, Box 1856
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4. Sncnsstions.

1. The iaity should support the clergy inan-
cislly. Christ suspended miraculous proYis-
ions.
2 Selfdefense Is duty.
8 The civil authority should protect the
Church in tho liberty of worship and religious
work. (RO., 13:4)
l. Christians must expect great deprivations
and perils. This was fact more true in
Christs time 1t is yet realized in missionary
labor.
8. No support is given to the theory Chris
tians can proselyte by the power of the sword.
g. We should be thankful we live where re-
ligious liberty is enjoyed. We should encour-
age all efforts to settle difficulties, national and
personal, by arbitration. Blessed be the Peace
Congress-