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Transfers Isecor,ie,,.

Clerk Hook on Saturday admitted to
record FIVE deeds OF trust, and transfers
of real estate as follows:
March ! 1890, by Benjamin F. Bach.
man and wife to the West Virginia
Home Company, ior thirty feet OF ground
on the east side Of South Front street.
Consideration $1,000. 49, & -
May 81, 1890, by Sarah Ritz, to vii.
helmina G. May, for part OF lots No. 90
and OIL, on the east side OF Main street
North Wheeling. Consideration ST ADJ
May 2S, 1880, by Mary Koehler, to the
Wheeling Bridge Company, for mart of
lot No. s, in the Old Town OF Wheeling
Consideration $500. $500 :
May 10, 1890, by Geo. R. Z. Gilcbrist
and vile 70 Geo. J. Caddle, for lots Nos.
% and 20. in square No. 4, in Gilchrist's
addition No. 3. Consideration 1914,
May 10, 1890, by G. Il. f. Gilchrist
and vile, to a. Z. Wilkie, for lots Nos.
10 and lG, in square No. s, in Gilchrist's
addition No. 0. Consideration $4oG. !,
May 10, 1890, by George R, E. Gil.
christ and vile to the West Virginia
Home Company, for lots Nos. 10. "a and
81, in square No. T. in Gilchr;st's iaddi.
tiion No. 7. Consideration, sOls. 49,
May q, 1890, by A. L. Wilkie To The
West Virgi-&. Home Company. for lots
Noa. Is and 1G, in square No. 5. in GiI.
S423. w. I = :.s,, - = As'oA ''.'''
May 9s, 1890. by W. II. Irwin to ,1obn
Frohnapfel. Tor the West thirty.tive feet
o. lot No. ", in Ebeneezar Zaue's addi,
tion, Consideration, 81, ,600 81 = =
May II, 1890, by John L. Herr, to the
West Virginia Homs Company, for q
piece Of ground at the corner OF Forty
hith sad McColloch streets. Cousjdera
tion, 81 500. ls77&iffl1Sji, ~ S >''s''' : :
May 81, 1890, by G. E. Donaldson. /,
W. r. Donaldson, ior the south halt q
l9t No %. In George zillis' addition
Consideration, $500, SssS'S' ''S.' 8
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Akron Wins.

ArEos, O., May sl.-The homo clat
gave Youngstown their fourth successive
defeat to-day. g. 20 tsa2s, as'is, J !
Akron, 5; youngstown, 1. Base hits
Akron, 7; Youngstown, s. Earned runs
Akron, 4. Two base hit, O'Rourke.
Home runs, Sweeney 2. Stolen bases
Akron 2. Double play, Tobe, O'Rourkt
and Motz. First base on balls, or Hal
@, of Sherman s, or Morton /. Struck
out, by Hall 8, by. Morton I. Passed
ball, Porter. Time, / hour and 80 min
utes., Umpire, Green. ,;.,.l..,-
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= .I11I7- a. - i n n
NIcxIcnn Alntterh.

ClTY>or Mexico, June 1.-The Inter-
Oceanic railroad branch from Pueblo to
Matamoras Izucai, was opened to traffic
with appropriate ceremonies yesterday.
United States Consul General Guenther
is receiving praise from the newspapers
for decorating with flowers yesterday the
grave OF Juarez, 533-5 ~ s J.. 4it9
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4 TERRIBLE ACCIDENT,
A Lad Has His Arm Torn From
the Socket
BYBElNG lMPALED ON A FENCE
After Falling From u Third Story
Window-NIangled by n Grip Car.
~ a Young Drcssmnkcr browns
Herself In Lalc Michigan.

New YoRK, juno l.-Beniamin Bau.
mann, 4 lad less than seven years OF
age, had his left arm torn from his body
to-day at his home, No. 70 Last Third
street. While feeding pet canary, he
fell from the top Of step ladder out Of
third.story window and was impaled
on au iron picket fence in front Of the
house. The iron ran through his arm,
close up to the shoulder, and the weight
Of tho body tore the mangled member
from It's place and left 1t hnneipg quiy.
ering and bleeding from the picket.
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Special Dipa.ch TO he LateIltgeacer. ~ 4,
BELNoNr, June The Ferry lot we'll
on the Hervey farm struck two feet
in the sand Saturday and made a good
flow, when it was shut down until to.
morrow (Monday), when it will be
brought in, y f{ l3t sf ~.
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Knocked Him SenselGss.

Ell PAso, Tex, June 1.-The sporting
fraternity Of this place chartered train
and started at 1880 this morning ior .
point just across the line into New Mex
leo to witness prize fight between
Charles Hearld, ll33t pounds) Of St.
Paul, and Tom Standard, (l4S pounds.
the hard hitter OF the Southwest, fol
$3.50 side and the gate receipts. The
fight, which began at 5:l5, lasted but
FIVE minutes and ten seconds, HearlC
knocking Standard senseless by 1
swinging highlander in the neck.
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Denth Of n Physician.

Or. sehooley, sr., long a leading ply
aician Of eastern Ohio, located at Harris.
vile, and well known in Wheeling, was
buried at Mt. Pleasant yesterday. He
died at Columbus Friday. He leaves
two sons, Mr.aWill Schooley and Mr..
Frank Schooley, Of Kansas City, and one
daughter, Mrs. ! I.ewis, formerly Of this
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Foul i'lay Suspected.

CHICAGO, June 1.-The body Of an
acrobat atnamed Murdoch, who has been
missing since Friday, was found float.
ing to-day in the river, dead. Five
ugly wounds on the head indicate mur.
der. Murdoch's watch aud q large cum
OF money, said 10 have been in bis pos.
session, are missing. The disappear
ance Of Murdoch was very promptly re.
ported by his partner West. The latter
lc!t the city saying he was going to Ra-
cine. The police have telesraphed to
that city asking that West be arrested,
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Carpeptcrs VIII Strike,

C,sc.ssArI, O., June This alter r
moon the Carpenters Union hold q 3
mass meeting and resolved 70 atIiSe ~
a body tomorrow il the bosses dla a,S, ,nSs
agree to nine hours as5 . days wore.
About 900 carpenters will be IN 1l1s't' the con
.templated strike. 5sa
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SLNArUR N. B. SCOTT

Takes tho Plnce OF Goodloe on tho Repub-
lIcnn Executive Committee.
WASHINGTON, D. G., May 3l.-The
National Republican Executive Com.
mittee at their session last evening elect
ed Hon. Powell Clayton, Of Arkansas,
and Hon. N. B. Scott, of West Virginia,
members OF the committee,
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RoME, June l.-Bishop John J. Kain,
Of the diocese Of Wheeling. was granted
an audience by the Pope yesterday. The
Holy Father was very gracious in re.
ceiving the representative Of his church
in West Virginia. l,
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9Th consecutive victory from Canton

nth consecutive victory from Cantor
tbs afternoon. Mansfield II; Canton
3: Base hits, Mansfield 0; Canton s,
Earned runs, Mansfield O; Canton 3
iiIhfee.base hit, Mooney. Two.base hits,
Mooney. Fitzsimmons. Sacrifice hits.
Mansfield 2. Double plays, Dale, Fitx,
simmons and Klusman; Olinpman.
Goodryder and klusman. Stolen bases'
Mansfield 4; Canton 3. First base on
balls, on Cleye s; or Dale !, OF vii.
iiams 8. Struck ont, by Dale ., by vii.
liams l.. Hit by pitched ball, Dale.
Wild pitches, Glove |, Wiiiiams2, Time,
? hours. Umpire, England. IN
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An lNEv1yApLE 1NsuEnEcr1oy.

shA' AAs - - nAAS A$oS4hAshSA4O.Ns
No disclosures arising from the arrests
in Paris can injurc the chances OF the
Socialists OF obtaining release from ex-
ceptional disabilities, the police inquiries
freeing every known leader from the re-
mote association with Anarchists. What
ever relations oncc existed have now
long ceased. The Bundesrath's assent
to permit the Socialist law to expire ia
doubtful. The Hamburger Nachrichien
indicates the reluctance Of the Federal
Government to assent to the expiration
OF tho law, and predicts an inevitable in
surrection when the restraints on the
prolctariat are removed. 1t adds: D..
when the guns have spoken God
knows what will happen. Perchance
the bloodshcd following the report will
have salutary influence upon the
social organism, but it is certain that
the renewal Of repressive measures will
be pitiless. ( Otherwise troubles will
again arise, and the gangrene Of social
ism may rot even the army
e The Nachrichien doubtless reflects Bis.
marck's opinion, which continues to in-
tluence the members OF tho Bundesrath.
a VICTORY FOR! THE ULTRAMoNrASEs.
The resignation Of Baron Won Lutz,
the Bayarian Prime Minister, is a VIC
tory for tho Ultramontanes. Under the
advice OF Baron Won Lutz, the regent re-
Quested the Archbishop Of Munich to
prevent the Catholic Congress being
held in Munich, on the ground that It
would evoke demonstrations obnoxious
to the Government. The Archbishop,
although resenting his request, pre-.
vailed upon the Catholic Headers to
change the place ofmeeting OF the Con.
gress. Baron Won Lutz, attacked by the
Moderate Catholics OF Bavaria and as.
sailed by general public opinion Of Ger.
many, was forced to retire. Sil 5s795
The Regent, in accepting his resigna,
ton, sent him a bust OF Z himself aud an
autograph letter praising his services tc
the State and announcing his appoint.
mentto the list Of special State Council
OTIS. Baron Crailsheim becomes Pre-
mier with the foreign portfolio, and Dr.
Won Mueller, now President Of Police
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Yesterdays Games.

sptfla Dispalch 10 Me lnitlltofnttT. w -
spRlSarlELD, June l.-Canton de.
feated tho homo team to.dny. Score.
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DAYTON, June mansfield was
lowned to-day in a very close game.
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! tSfnuxtleld's SIKH, Victory

MAssrlKLp, O., May 81 Mansfield
! won her sixth consecutive game and
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becomes Minister Of Public Worship
Otherwise the Cabinet Ia unchanged,
nIsMARcH MlsauorEp,

| BISMARCK MlsQuorEp.
Subscriptions for the Bismarck memo
rial continue to pour in, coming chief.
from the wealthy middle class. Til,
fund has reached tho Bum OF 1850
marks. Prince Bismarck . speech to til,
delegates Of the polytechnic academies
who presented him with an address, had
no trace ofthe bitterness Of feeling regard,
Ing his position which has been attrib.
uted TO him In doubtful interviews. lie
reminded them OF the value OF unity
permeat'ng Germany.
The people who ascribed TO him the
phrase that unity could only DO estab.
lished by blood and iron misunderstood
him. What he meant was that tho King
at that time ought to have MS much
power as possible, In order THAT In case
Of need he might throw all the blood
and iron into the scale. Fortunately
Germany had got past that now, and the
greatest fortune for the country was
peace. AZ NJ, rH
0@ TIE FRINGE 1loNoRED.
He did not believe TINT a German EN-.
peror would ever look upon the man
with the Nspoleonic lust in his heart.
He proceeded to expatiate on The pro.
gress Of technical occupations during
periods Of peace. Eight hundred and
tllty.six teachers, representing every
grammar school md scientific school ID
Berlin, sent 10 the Prince an iIusive nd.
dress, to which he made cordial re.
eponso. j. Ct
The Socialists hope to celebrate on Oc.
tober the expiration OF tho Socialist
law and are preparing for demonstra.
lions throughout the country. Herr
Bebel will then assume the direction OF
the FolksllaA. ~!
Count nolstein will probably succeed
Count Won Berchem as Under Secretary
81 State to the Foreign Office.
THE GREAT CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL.
Prince Hohenlohe, by order OF the
Emperor, visited ex.Empress Eusenie
1t Wiesbaden, bearing a message ofsym.
3athy.
Prince Bismarck has invitation from |
lueen Victoria to visit Balmoral. The
Marquis Of Salisbury and Earl Rosebery
slso usk to entertain him.
The Emperor and Empress leave Kiel
N June 26 for Copenhagen, going thence
Q Christiania and the North Cape. The
Emperor visits England to attend the
Jowes regatta in August.
The ceremony Of placing the last stone
II the spire Of Ulm Catholic Cathedral
ook place at 6 o'clock tonight amid the
inging Of bells andE general rejoicing.
The Cathedral iss $50 feet high-.the
highest III the world. ~
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Saturday, May, "a, 1890,


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piece uI Lana situate Ih Monroe low h,hlN' Nhd'f
county, "a, bounded dhd u'-'llu,u d' lnUnM0'
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ulJlW. WILSON lnl'h I'' N'oI ~ 30 J.. lo
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north 9, l-2p east o, 40 J.. J." a pine Knot
thence north 800 j.. 'uH r,l wh Theme" north
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formerly ulJ hn N...". rl'rE,d 30 lh, name oi
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pl .y. ur beginning, containing 10 ACRES and
llOprrrhn-. Nruuu 7 erected a large B\Nk
B\liN Jud other .mulNf'mhl-, IT, h'lu- NE
-tmr tlHHl ul lIud lnl Was conveyed lo Rrunch
johnson lt Samuel l'ul.hrl ana tdlhdrlnr MS
Wil"by decd dated NNNu u, Isl" ana recorded
Ia the ono" Tor the recording uI deeds ana IN
aud Tor snyder county, Ia d''h doom 80" page
90.
TRACT so. .. Being AN the following uudl-
yldcd hail part oI certain tract oi land situate
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OILS Widder,
BooNAsTIRL.

Missouri the farmers Alliance
undertaken gigantic scheme
a'ance the price of wheat. A
'ge elevator is to be built for the
saers who are members of the
lance, and their wheat is to re-
W stored until it can bs sold at
abushel. In order to tide over
farmers who have their wheat
s stored a new bank is to be es-
ClShed at st. Joseph with a cap
OF $4,000, and money will be
led to members at a very low
Of interest.
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Sr. ELMO HOTEL, Nos, 3l7 u 3l9
ARCH STRRET, PHIL'A.-ltates re-
duced to 81 90 per day. The travel
ing public will still find at this Hotel
the same liberal provision for their
comfort. 1t is located in the immedi-.
ate centres of business and places OF
amusement and the different Rail-
Road depots, as well. All parts OF the
city, are daily accessible by street
Cars constantly passing the door. II
offers special Inducements to those
visiting the city for business or pleas
ure. Your patronage respectfully
solicited. Jos. NJ. Feg er, Proprietor.
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LEVER kERNALHARDER. .-Ich wore
pldawt, hob ga-fuchta, ga-bloot
bin shier gor g'shtarva far my
un duch greek ich ken pension.
n yader ebbor greeked anes
| .. un ich sp Dol yaderer Senator
| an nj bill presnta far Congress,
| los won amohl G bill carried don
rs kind eme noch g'hasa. Now
NAL, es coomed mere fore os won
,ension dismiss boil in der grunt
| Itnt ware. De soldawta far
sara ,ich Os won de Republicans
eena oil der surplus gevva in
treasury don vota Sc gHga SO.
cooked mere SO feel os won SO
ond helfa hetta safa usht far cs
os drin wore far So. De pen
bisness cooked mere boil ord
feel os we IN monopoly. Yader
hwt will pension hovva eb are es
,leent hut oddcr net, un dcrrcich-
are is der sblimmer will are cs
wa 81 nuchber WOO so Dram is
m karTcha mouse, muss helfa
pension batzawla eb are es ar
,h kOn odder nCt-un won 81 kin
|rnOckich gp missa-usht so os
pensioner 81 kinner recht-shofia
der piana gluppa kenna un in
hmm shteppa. Won ichs rccht
rstp don hut Congress don end
es Dinshta pension bill ga-pass-
aver an soldawt muss seXtsich
b old 81 cb are ebbes derfun
laga con. Sell is ga-tzailed far
,oldawta tsu der Republican
! |rly shticka maucha bis Sc selly
hen shunsht mecht ferleicbt an
snagrawdisha Administration de
repeala. Es ga-mawned mich
Il ION Mike Hawnabarrick 81 gowl.
h is enc OILS shtridich warra i'm
r1ea don is der Mike draw gonga
but an shtick fonna on 81 lonna
tlaugled un ON end hut are an
lHeb foil hover g'henked. Der
Fvlhut 81 shtridich warra fargessa
rs sellam karreb foil hover noch
alufr der gons dawg bis ovets
% hut are utf-gfonga init eme i'm
liol Eb dc soldawta am Repub-
an karreb foil hover oil noch law
bis Sc seXtsich yohr old sin is
question. Ovver ich cons der
spubhcan party net fardcnka. De
snagrawdish party date net usht
der surplus gevva ovver de ga
~ WOO es geld drin is won Sc wild
der old Grover ins ncsht setza
aida Much amohl, Kelnal, cs con
-nemond me rouse cooma I'm
Dee eXpecta odder an appointment
E@ga FUN government oona are
Ne an soldawt. An mon mawk
Aame g'west 81, ga-bowered un an
Avarer income tox batzawcd far
greek uff holda, house-hOldinga
sia enara WOO der mon i'm greek
fe, an hard shofcher, grosser toX-
izawler sidder am greek-won are
Use coomed far IN Office odder an
POlntment don shtade are ken
ance vile are usht arlich wore M
Is, awyer wore ken soldawt. Won
mon derno net usht grawd doot
der soldawt sawgt don hasa sc
ean Rebbel un an Copper-head.
De fact is Kernal, der besht sol.
ut set der besht citizen 81, uu
amohl an mon usht vote far 81
g1er gcld-sock un gebt an dihenkel
Ses NIT seim nuchber gebl, don
ale 81 patriotism es let's end uil
nauched an wiesht picter.
Now Kernel des is plain e g'schwetz
-ierleicht tsu plain-awer es sin
onera os es same sawga dWdI
% Sc es hartz hetta era opinions
eJpressa.
OILS Widder,
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE. Let

"A ters OF administration in the es-
tttes OF Marlah Krebbs aud Susannah Krebbs-
both late Of West Beaver township, Snyder Co..
Pa, decd, having been granted 10 the under.
signed. all persons knowing themselves Indebted
to said:estate are requested to mako immediate
payment, while those having claims will present
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MOSES KREBS,
Admir- OF Mariah Krebs and Admir- ID. Is. NJ, q,
T. A. OF Susanna krebs. SIS,
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consumptlon Surely Cured.

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Good News {!

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Treasurer's Sale of
UNSEATED LANDS TN
SNYDER COUNTY 1890.

The Treasurer of snyder County. by authority
and In pursuance OF the Acts OF Assembly Of
expose tO public sale atthe Court House Mid
dleburgh, on Monday. JUNE 9th, iSqO, at 10 a.
NJ, and by adjournment from day to day II
necessary. the whole of the hereinafter deSCrIh.
ed tracts and parts Of tracts VI lands situate I'm
said County, or such parts thereof as viii pay
the County, school. building. road poor, or
special taxes and the costs accrued thereon. VIZ
ADAMS TOWNSHIP
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-10-25

said: why Tankyi don't you
know these are Jul!a's ribbons?"
She nodded her head.
"And didn't you know it was wrong to
take them?"
She nodded again.
"Well, then," said, "why did you
do i.?"
She rolled her eyes around as II seek
ing for a reason. Then she said. 81
reckun dun like um," and began stuff
fing the ribbons back into her shoe.
l rescued them, and while tried to
smooth them out also tried then and
there to explain the eighth command
ment hoped it would find lodging
place in tho mind and conscience of this
poor little untaught member Of race
so prone to leave it out Of their creed
altogether.
Tanky never took any thing more at
school.
AS time passed, Tanky seemed to
grow more attached to her school and
'techuh," as she always called me. The
school, with its pictures, flowers and
singing, was the bright spot in Tanky's
life. Her little dusky hands were al
ways willing ones in my service. The
task of keeping the drawing pencils of
the school nicely sharpened, ! remem'
ber, was tiresome duty to the other
children, but Tanky performed it faith.
fully week after week, usually to the
accompaniment of gay little tune she
was fond of humming. l remember
she used to test the point of a pencil by
pushing it against her cheek. If it had
very sharp point she made up droll
face and took up another.
AS the term drew to close l tried to
think of some little gift for Tanky to
reward her faithfulness in many ways.
At last happened to see bright yell
low canary bird hopping about and sing
ing sweetly in the window of bird
store. AS Tanky deeply loved music,
and had great admiration for yellow.
l thought this gayly-dressed pet would
surely please her. And l was not mis-
taken. How delighted she was!
smiled as / watched her through the
window, skurryirg along as fast as
she could towards lyon house wild dah
chimbley," holding the cage carefully,
and looking down at it's bewildered ten
ant every few moments to see that it
was safe. Many were the stories of this