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Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-11
EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
Lots Of Fun in the Rhode Island LeSiS-
lature.
MAJESTIC BREAKS THE RECORD.
Minnie Starr Confesses That She
Poisoned the NewIand Fam
ily-Central America.
FATAL EXPERIMENT.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REoonD-uSloE.l
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tn FOREIGN LANDS.

Archbishop Cl8ary Issues a Sensational
Circular Letter
REGARDING PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Several Newspaper Correspondents
are Banished from Italy
Rome's Finance.
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Perhaps no local disease has puzzled
and baffied the medical profession more than
nasal catarrh- While not Immediately fatal, it
is among the most distressing and disgusting
Ills the flesh Is heir TO, and the records show
very few or no cases of radical cure OF chronic
catarrh by any of the multitude of modes of
treatment until the introduction of Ely's Cream
Balm few years ago. The success of the prep
aration has been most gratifying and surprising
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REGARDING PUBLIC SCHU0LS.
TROUBLE IN MADRID.

lsrzcAl DErArcnEs To THE szoosD-umox.I
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FRUITS, SEED, PRODUCE, ETC.
H, C. MAY e. co.

400 X STREET. COR FIFTH, WHOLESALE
lou dealers in Fruit, Produce Poultry, Game,
Fish, ETC. Country orders carefully filed Ear
lest products always on hand. p. o. Box 437 aplt If
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CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
Ed. COnsdOn, AeeuSed Of Killing John
Lampar'eF, in Acquitted.
JOHN BIDWELL FOR GOVERNOR.
Highway Rob5eries Getting to be
of Frequent Occurrence in
the County of Placer.
[sPEcIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-UN1os.l
CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
JOHN BIDWELL FOR GOVERNOR.
PROHIBITION CONVENTION.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE nEooRD-uN1os.l
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FOR SALE-TO LET-ETC.

TTNO LET-TwoI LARGE, NICELY FURNISHED
i rooms for housekeeping; cheap, If applied
for soon, at Ais o street. aplU-3t<
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Advice to Mothers.-Mrs. Winsiow's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferer ct once; it produces natural, quiet sleep
by relieving the child from pain, and the little
cherub awaEes SIS bright as a button" 1t ie
very pleasant to taste. II soothes the child,
softens the gums, allsys sll pain, relieves wind,
regulates the bowels, and is the best-known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Twenty-Five cents .
bottle. MWF1y
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Evangelistic Services Tonight, First
Christian Church. Gomez Is
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-11

TyO LET THREE PLEASANT FURNISHED
i rooms, suitable for housekeeping. Apply
at this office. aplO-3t*
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ENOR sALE-A HALF-BREED JERSEY
L heifer. A good mixer. Price, $40. Also, a
thoroughbred Jersey bull calf. Price SO. Ap-
ply at stable of E. K. Alsip, Seventeenth street,
between N and n, between ana 9 A. M, or 4
and P NJ. api-tf
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NOW AND CALF FOR SALE: A GOOD
" mixer; part Jersey. Apply at 1881 G st.s1O 2
NOR SALE CHEAP-COTTAGE OF FIVE
l. rooms at foot of Eighth ST., San Francisco.
Apply to c. F. DRUM, ll06 TAYLOR St.. S. Fa9-l2t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-05

Attorney, Darwin Hindman Is lying quite Sick
III the resldencc OF Mr.. Z. II. Bmcxcu.
Reports come In from the country of tho In.
Jury TO the growing crops from the want Of
MI Darwin Mcclellan has accepted a position
III the drug sto'c OF Mckee i Co al New Gum.
2uitc a number 81 citizens are putting down
by the city. '"'
IN January. 1921, Wellsburg will be 100 yea,s
oiu; some oi the citizens are talking up a cello.
orat'oa OF some sort at that time.
r. q. freshwatcr was. at the last meeting nj
City Council. awarded the contract for navlnr
tarSe squares with fire b:ick at 81 Il per squuIc
MI THOMAS Tucker. father OF the Messrs.
low from the effects OF pa,als lis, Their. Il h,i
sight hope OF his recovery.
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M0UNDSyIL.E,
Insanity from Cignrettos-Fire In n News.
unuer 1Htrn At,

Insanity from Cigarettos-Fire In n News.
piper Office, etc.
Mr.. losser was here yesterday uakingarnnrc.
mcnts 10 commence the work on the street paSe.
mems Monday next. This will give employ.
meht TO quite n number OF men, which will
break The dull monotony OF the city.
The work on the oil well on the Koontz farm
progressed without accident until Yesterday
when inc heavy iron rod to which the drill Il
iastened broke jnst below the rope, letting down
Tue dTill. AS the well Is only three hundred
ana seventy seven feet deep The tool can be eayI.
Y hshen OUT. but the accident will cause several
days delay.
Word was received here yesterday from Glen
aston that Mont sa!ters,. OF this city. working
ior cats 4 Gray at that place. suddenly hccame
Stolehuy insane yesterday morning. saltcrs II
ABOUT twenty years oil age. and II constant cigar.
cue smoker, aud 1t Is thought his affection was
Glused by excessive use OF cigarettes. lie had
oeeu warned by Mr.. jacob Anon, the cigar mer.
chant. aud Others, Of the danger in uslug too
irceIy the cigarette, but never needed the ADVICE.
Yesterday afternoon ut twea,y minutes ia
thfee o'clock the building occupied by tbs
Moun1sville Herald was discovered 10 be on
nfe' The lire alarm was rum and III Il scort
lme large crowd WAS gathered. By the timely
appiieatton OF plenty OF water the lire was put
out; put The roof was 60 badly damaged as 10
probahly require an entirely new one. The frsi
hloe OF Inc paper was being wo' ked OF and the
IRE caught from the iluc. This Is the Account
m this building has boon on Are from the
same cause, md 1t IL evident the iue IS bad.
+heciIy haR no lltc apparatus OF any Kind.
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ACTIVITY IN REAL ESTATE.
an Unusual Number OF Trarlfers OF CT
LII. h =

AN Unusual Number OF Tran.fers OF City
Lots LIFT for Record.
Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to rec
ord three deeds Of trust and transfers as
follows: .--.
August . by Jamss A. Filan ard others
to Mary E. Hawley, for 5000, the north
half Of lot 10 in Filan, Whyte l. Gala.
gher's addition.
July 10 by Hannibal Forbes and wife
to Charles Strauss, for Sl,75O, part Of the
east half OF lot l29, on Seventeenth
street.
August . by the Natural las Company
OF West Virginia to the Wheeling Bridge
and Terminal Company, for 500, part Of
fractional lot 80 in Division E OF the
Joseph Caldwell estate.
August 4 by John @. Caulcy 10
Michael Cauley, for $500, lots l2 and IS
in eQuarc q in the Buena Vista addition.
August 3 Dy the Economy Building
Association to Marcus Walter Terrill, foIl
$3.50. part Of lot IS on the south side OF
Third street.
August l by Hannibal Forbes and wife
to Martha j. Gordon, for 500, the north
half OF lot II in square 10 Of the Baker
addition.
August l by Andrew Habrook and
wife to Susanna Vogler, for 81, 100, lot 8
in John McLure's addition, on Main
July so by William Il. Curry and wife
to lawrence G. Hallock, for 81, 900, u lot
on South Front street, Island.
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ONO COUNTY REPUBLICANS,
Mestin: OF tho Hoard Of Delegates Of ths
H. Gtan,..I Mat. 70.

Mestin: OF tho Hoard Of Delegates OF tho
Cen'ral Club.
A meeting Of the Board OF Delegates
OF tho Ohio County Central Club was
held ut the Nr'rJ'Lsiisr office last night,
President Otto In tho chair. The min.
cipal business transacted was the adop.
ton Of bylaws. rules and regulations for
tho Central Club, which wero reported
6y the committee, consisting Of G. NJ,
Ford, Richard Robinson and M, Groran,
The report was adopted without amend.
ment. .
A motion was adopted instructiug tho
Chairman Of tho Finance Committee to
call Il meeting Of the committee at once
and complete tho preparations OF tho old
Couft uousc Tor permanent headouar.
tels OF the club. 1t was decided to call
q meeting Of the Club Mt the Court
House on Monday evening, August IS,
at which time the Board Of Delegates
VIII also meet. II is designed that this
occaeion shall be In tho nature Of a rati.
ilcation Of the county ticket to be nomi.
mated on the Saturday previous. 1t was
urged that IN tho meantime all delegates
IN whose districts no clubs exist put
forth their best efforts to effect orcanizs.
tons. ~
Alta suggestion meeting to be held for
the Sixth ward at the Niagara Engine
house tonight a club will DO organized
alter ilie business Of tho meeting is dis
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THE COUNTY BOARD.


a Short Meeting OF tho Commissioners
Devoted 10 Routine business.
All the County Commissioners were
present at tho regular meeting Of the
Board yesterday. Bills a~ggregatiug
S54 Is were ordered paid on recommen.
dation Of the Committee on Court House
and Jail, md 1888 80 from the Finance
Committee. The Sheriff was credited
with Sll4 on account OF delinquent dog
tax, and Sl7,S57 o. for county orders
paid by him. Tho Clerk wac directed to
copy tho delinquent tax list and send Il
to the Auditor, as tho law requires. The
Sheriff was credited with S425 05, delin.
qucnt county take and SEA 90, dclinquent
road taxes. Bills recommended by the
Committee on Poor House and Farm to
tho amount Of Si02 81 were ordered paid.
The Snperintcndent's monthly report
showed the inmates to be 81 white males,
% white females and 2 colored females.
There were 9 deaths and no births In
July. The action OF the committee In
resolving 10 build a brick addition OF
two Don to the county hospital was
approved, and Architect L. b. Franz.
helm was employed to make a sketch
for snCh Il structure.
Bills OF S754 20, from the Road and
Bridge Committee were ordered paid.
A number OF petitions for corrections
OF erroneous assessments were received
and referred.
An ordinance appropriating certain
moneys to repair bridges, returning
money to the treasury and repeating
tho ordinance fixing tho salary OF the
executive officer OF the County Board oil
Health, was passed, to take effect from
its passage.
1t was directed that the Commission.
ers from those districts partly or en-
tirely without the city limits take such
measures as necessary to secure the pub
lie health.
The County Engineer was directed to
report the exact location OF the lines di
viding Washington and Madison ant
Webster and Ritchie districts.
The remaining business transacted
was OF a routine character and OF ne
public interest. The Board adjourned a
II a. M. to meet at the call OF the Presi
dent. .na
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Coffee.
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Stone q rhomas-Matchlosss Bargains.
Stone & Thomas-Matchless Bargains. 1@E Wv,
MATCHLESS BARGAINS
THIS MONTH atI&.

We offer our customers aud the people of Wheeling tho most remarkable
II iHGAISS ever offered. Large purchases for Fall has tnrccd MS to dispose
stock Immediately ~ We must have room. People who want to save
money will make S%s by attending this sale. gTs=s1lpa-- !. 81.
One lot Mohair Brlliantine, worth Csc, reduced to 25c, .
One lot Mohair Briliantine, worth S5c, reduced to 47c.
One lot 44 Cashmcres, worth 2sc, reduced to 12Hc.
One lot Surah Silk, worth Coo, reduced to 2sc.
One lot Summer Silk, worth 75c, reduced to s5c.
One lot India Silk, worth 81, reduced to 800.
One lot fancy weave Black Goods, worth, 81 reduced to soc.
onel lot fancy weaveBlack Goods worth rs, reduced to- 7Hc
One lot French Satines, worth s5c, reduced tol5c.
One lot American Satnes, worth sc, reduced toSBc.
One lot Secrsuckers, worth Sc, reduced to 4Hc. sR
One lot Merrimac Calico, worth SC, reduced to SIC. @S
One lot Cocheco Calico, worth SC, reduced tos5c.
One lot Table Linen, worth 25c, reduced to l7c.
One lot Table Linen, worth 45c, reduced to acc. s.
Oae lot Lancaster Bingham, worth Sc, reduced to 6Hc.
One tot" indigo Blue Calico, worth &c, reduced to SIC.
One lot 44 Unbleached Muslin, worth &c, reduced to 4Ac
One lot (Rcmnants) Barred Nainsooks, worth 12Hc, re
duced to 6Ac. a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-05
BEI.I.AlRE.
AL Sorts OF Local Nsws and Gossip from
the Giass City.

All soris Of Local News and Gossip from
the Giass City.
Hon. J. u. shAnsiclt Is much better.
Court Rankin Ia Ia Dakota seeing the sights.
There were only aitten deaths hero in the
month otJuly. '
Kinney, the we'll man. has rouc 10 yllnco
Junction 10 Grlll scvcnli wells.
Murray L. fawcctt, Of the Nall works Office,
II among tue mountains OF West Virginia.
me annual meeting Of tho I~,cllalrs window
olASs COMPANY was held yesterday evening.
sereta! Wheeling aud Bellslrc wlicclmcn arc
E1ias 70 columbus this weex, tldIng out tho
BENJAMIN Tyler, Of the nall works Office, who
hghn. " " ''
Produce ~ lai.e lots continues to come via
points. 50 '"'D'''''
y. v. CuttlS Is In Chicago, "A orc OF the dele.
vcItion. ps"'''' eo"'
VII Abbott, a u. 4 o. brakeman, Ind his
shoulder uislocated by III engine running into
NJ. Harry, Campbell lus accepted a position
m,1s tae J.. u aibucy Co., contractors, Us head
h, an9 una r: Hart, Of Muncic. Ind, who hos
home Sunday. e'"'N
me s:cel works blew In last nIpht. not having
maze the riuis yesterday, as additional repairs
hAd 10 DO made.
TUG tLSens show, or part OF II, went TO Wheel.
ibs Yesterday: The management shipped a uarI
oi II to fhtladclphis.
great deal OF wool In the western par. of ,hc
So u ; sashe1, ready Tor shipment, and Will
The p1nEEyarknrs ,,iIt ..-
Of Henry Maull to morrow. interment nj Nj
calvary, east Of Wheeling. n -
Henry schmulbach will improve his Union
s!teet property to the cltent of'slL,OO0, and Dell.
ARE eau feel proud Of the new block.
me Eitcinenh Tournament promises TO be a
Dig AMIR hero. Zig preparations ure bciui.
maae, ahu numerous COMPANIES are coming.
William Hathorn and James McFicll. two vel
now smeen men, were In the city yesterday
sheep east.
Frank B: Archer resigns his seat In CourcI
next nIeling night. ~ no flies his bond hi
Wick WIN Inc County Commissioners rs Count,
Tho body OF tho boy found ut Mouudsvl,l,
SATURDAY Is hupposed, from the clothes, 10 b,
mat 2! the boy drowned at Denwood elsh
Henry Maulc, a former we'll known citlzcn
VINO ms been tiCk at Denver, Col, A long tImc
died There yesterday. The rem4ius arc eli roiit
here for burial.
The Italians who arc working for the O, V
railroad company arc restless, coming aud e0inI
AZ the time. Some have gone from here h
their old home In Italy. W v
President Wcihe, OF the A. A. nj l.. & q "
was In the city yesterday. Everything /, il
order now. Several little Grievances wer
ssraishlened up aud the scale sigucd.
slight fire occurred at the B. & o. Hsll,oa,
sthI,9h Yesterday, the roof OH the east end OF IN
building, catching nom Il spark. The depai,
meut arrived In good time: no damage.
Charles Ros'er can't up from Lancaster for
lew days stay. lie has nearly completed
EQUIV paving contract there. and when iuIshe,
he WIN 10 to Moundsvlllc Oh another Zig QUE.
Daniel Truax and family went out in front q
theft house Saturday night JUST after snppcl
and while sitting there thieves t,ok lis Ws11ril
from the Kitchen silver knives, forks an,
spoons. Nc clue was left as 10 the guilty pariie.
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Madison District Explains,

To The Editor Of the Inteligencer.
slE:-The action OF the Republicans
OF Madison district was, judged by that
Of other listrioto, peculiar 10 itself vet
the majority OF the "score or more be-.
lieved they we're following the dictations
Of the county committee in meeting at
the place designated by the committee
on the day and at tho hour named, and
making suggestion8 Of names rs recon.
mended by the committee. 4 sug.
gestion to'postpone or adjourn the meet
ing for a few days was met with the or
der OF the committee, which was to
meet at 1850 O'clock Saturday evening,
August 2. The request was published
two days in advance oil the TIM, set for
holding the meeting. In these DAYS
when so much indignation is shown
toward secret party caucuses, and when
every man Interested in the welfare 81
his party Is supposed to read the daily
papers, and take cognizance Of every.
thing OF so important a nature as the
call Of the county committee, it was nat
ural to suppose that every one inter
ested was present or represented by q
friend, or was content I'd abide Tho de-,
cision Of The "seore or mosen whom he
knew most usually do attend and con.
duct such meetings.
The precedent Of permitting other
names to be suggested after the adjourn.
ment OF the suggestion meeting. will
not apply in this instance, as, to the best
of our recollection, nc committee. hith.
erto, has named the time and place Of
holding suggestion meetings, but has
left the matter open to tho Republicans
Of the districts to make up their tickets
for the primaries in . manner most sat.
isiactory.t to themselves. In saving this
ve do not condemn the new departure
OF the committee, only in this, that Il
should have been published a week or
ten days before the date OF meeting,
The meeting tried 10 include every Re.
publican who it thought would attend
the convention ii chosen. As a re-.
suit, ~thirty.two persons are suggested, Of
whom only fifteen can be elected rs dele
gates.
viii you please state that a motion
was adopted by this meeting, Suggesting
to voters 10 SELECT sig Island men aud
four from the Second ward as %delegates
to tho County Convention, and three
leland men and two from the second !
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The Insurance Men Kick.

The insurance men are beginning to
make an effort 10 frown down the use oil
inre-proot safes, and point to the fact that
it would be wise for any one having a
safe Of that kind to have it insured, for
it would surely be ruined for all practi.
cal purposes in Ease OF a big fire. But
they are being met with the fact that al.
though the safe itself would probably be
considerably damaged, the contents
would remain unipjurcd, and that it is
undoubtedly cheaper to pay insurance
on the safe than it Is to pay insurance
on its contents,
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headache.
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a Sure euro for Diurrhun.

Mrs. E. L. Henrie, OF Hometown, Pa,
says: Last June, after tho great Aood',
! received a bottle OF Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhma Remedy
from my pastor, at q time when I was
very much run down with diarrhna,
and had tried two doctors without find.
ing any relief. This remedy relieved
me at once, and cured me entirely in a
snort time. l got several bottles and
gave it around among my acquaintance
who were afflicted in the same way. l
think ! gave it to q dcxen people, and it
relieved and cured, so far as l know, in
all cases. 1t ia the best medicine for tho
disease | have ever known"
For sale BY. W. W. Irwin, Charles R.
Goe!ze, John Klari, G. schnepf and W.
E. Williams. Dkw
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Mr.. D. NJ. +. Krogh, professor Of gym
n%astics. has been reelected by the
Wheeling Turnverein as teacher of its
Physical Training School. The school
has been closed for the summer yaca.
non, and will be reopened on tho first
Monday in September. The gymna-
STUN OF that society will be renovated in
a more practlca! manner and some new
apparatus will be bought. Mr.. Krorh
viii also teach physical culture in the
Wheeling Female College.
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ClrCuA IlnMa In.

Persons crossing the Suspension bridge
yesterday were astonished to see a
pretty good sized circus tent, with side
show and stable tents, ETC., pitched on
the bridge lot. It was Givens' show,
which stranded at Bellaire last week.
A performance was announced for last
night. The show travels by wagon, and
has an elephant and a small troupe OF
Indians with it, being u "Wild West"
show. ---
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ABOUT PEOPLE,.
Strangers III the City nj Wheeling Folks
Abroad. "

Strangers III the City II Wheeling Folks
Abroad. .
Messrs. Henry Neuhart and Leonard
Gockstetter left yesterday for New
York, whence they will sail for Ger.
many.
Mrs. J.. r. Mason LEI. yesterday for
Troy, O., to visit friends. She will also
Rpend some time in Columbus with her
sister, Mrs. johnson.
Postmaster Cowden left yesterday for
his old home in LowelIsville, O., where
he was called suddenly on account OF the
serious illness Of his father.
Rev. L. W. Barr, OF the First Presby.
terrain chEtch OF Bellaire, and Rev. J. c.
Carver, OF the West Liberty Presby.
leriaE church, took their departure las,
evening for Chlutauqua, n. Y.
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In Squire Arkle's Court.

Squire Arkle had a funny case last
night. Nora Mcdonald was arrested on
complaint Of Emma Piatt, who charged
her with a breach OF the peace and being
drunk. Some time ago Emma Piatt was
fined and put under bond by Squire
peterman, tho complainant being Nora
Mcdonald. The case Last night was tho
other end Of the same proceeding. The
parties live near tho North Wheeling
ferry, and the difficulty ia the outgrowth
Of a family quarrel. Nora was last night
fined 81 and costs for drunkenness and
required TO give $50 bond to keep the
peace. Fifteen Witnesses, largely
women, testified.
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4 full line Of Sergrs, Drape D'Etes
and ChcyiOts, just suited for the hot
weather, which will be made up Rrst-
class at reasonable prices.
In St0ck-A large line OF Oyersizes In
French Flannel Shirts, neck 90, body
so. For comfort ind durability, wear
nur celebrated fast black and col0red
hose. G. HESS g. SONS,
13o1& 1898 Market Street,