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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-17
The Missing Bodies Found.

MlSSEAPoLls, Ai1sS., July 16.-A
searcher found the three missing bodies
OF the victims Of the Lake Gervais cy-
clone early this morning. They were
close together in d marshy portion OF
the lake, 200 feet irom shore. The
bodies Of Charles, Schurmeier and Rev.
NJ. Pfaehe are muulated, but that Of
Mrs. ]. Il. Schurmeier was not disfsured,
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PlrrsnuRGu, Pa, July l6.-A special
from Apollo, pa., says the Apollo house,
the principal hotel OF the town, was
destroyed by fire last night, eutaining a
ioss OF about S30. 900. The guests barely
escaped with their lives by jumping
from windows and letting themselves
down on ropes made Of bed clothes.
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No Nomination In fenneksce.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July le,-The State
Democratic convention took five ballots
to-day for Governor with no material
change. The creator part OF tho after.
noon was taken up in an effort Of the
Baxter men to have the convention vote
tho members Of instructed delegations
the right to disregard their instructions
aud vote their indiyidual preferences.
The move was killed. /
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Army officer Drowuod,

SANTA ANNA, CAL, July 1G.-Lieut.
CIV. Donaldson. Of Company G, Twen:
ty-lourth United States Infantry, sta.
toned at IT Grant, Arizona, and Miss
Lottle spurgeon were drowned yester.
day at Newport Beach, a pleasure resort
ing. &g.-II'' ,0-''i0''
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TILE STORM AT WASHINGTON.

ConAiderabls Damage Doue In tho Town
mud Al"nE the Itniironda.
WASHINGTON, Pa, July lG.-A very
heavy rain storm, accompanied by vivid
flashes OF lightning and heavy thunder,
visited Washington aud vicinity Tues
day evening. Rain continued to fall in
torrents for two or three hours, and by
ten o'clock enough water had fallen to
fill the bed Of Catfish creek and overflow
it's banka. Tine yards OF persons living
on South Main and South stleets were
covered with water. The water in the
creek still continued to rise and it soon
surrounded the W. & W. passenger and
freight depots, and ran arross Main
stree. between tle hous- Of Alex. Az.
new, occupied by Mrs. Brady, and the
W. d ": drpot. Soon empty beer kegs,
old barrels, boxes, logs and all kinds oi
old rubbish l,ated across the street and
down the CHARTERS railroad track. a
large part OF it lodging agaias, the watch
box at Main street
The storm did considerable damage
along the railroads, not go much 10 on
the CDarli.rs or W. 4 ". RS on the Bal
timore 4 Ohio between here and Pits.
burgh. The CHARTERS trains and the
W. 4 ". are both running on time.
On tho Baltimore \ Ohio, betwe zen
4aatonyllle and Snowd-n. long tres,te
was entirely washed away, while on this
side Of the former place, about seventy
feet OF another trestle was washed about
ten feet from It's original place, e.
Since the 1888 train un Tuesday even.
ing left this place on iss way east, not a
train has gone to Pittsburgh over the
baltimore h Ohio. The 6:2Oa. m. Pitts.
burgh accommodation remained at this
place all morning and ran as the 1l:2S Il,
m. train to Wheeling. Charlie Adsms'
train arrived here about 2 q. NJ. aud will
remain Nntil 5:2f p. III. and run to
Wheeling. This WIN probably b. the
last train to Wheeling to-day. ..lH.'
The "Oannon Ball." due hero at G:52
q. H., did not arrive, but went to Pitts
burgh from Wheeling over the main
line, which compels them to run as fal
east as Cumberland, then back TO PitN.
buryh, Tll..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-17

ALBANY, n y, July lG.-Gov. Eli
has commuted to imprisoamsn. for M
the sentence of Joseph ChspIrsu. con.
victed in Clinton county of murder =,
me iirst degree, and sentenced m ~ ~ w.
elsctrocnted o. during the week C COM No
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The n1illo Wu kr,n.

COLUMBUS, O., July l8.-rhe Exeeu.
tive Board Of United Mine Workers
concluded business this evening BY re
tarrln1g the difficulties ia tho Illinois
district to President Kane. of thst
state. and rreaidcnt Rsaf, OF the Execu.
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Kentucky HI Still LIVES.

CATLsrrsuuRa, KY, July 1G,-Frou
Mr.. Do'son living in the Hatield.A1c-
Coy country it is learned that the re-
ported killing Of "kentucky Bill" or ].
W. Napier, is untrue mud without
foundation. He lett that aection Fri.
day and would certainly have heard OF
the killing had it occurred. Y,
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Conductor XIII. d ut a,nr,,nsburr,

Special Ulsp1leh 10 The IhstL10enetr.
MARrlSsRuRa, W. Va, July l0.-Ben,
son OF ex.Mayor Lambert, was run over
to-day by the yard engine Of which he
WAS conductor. Both legs were cut oH
above the knee and he died at 4 80 D.
III. lie leaves vile and three children,
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OGmOCEAilc Ehl,irn,nn

HARRISBURG, Pa, Juty 10 lG-Concrees.
man Kerr, Of Clear0eld, was mania oua-
ly chosen chairman OF the Demoe.a.ic
State Committee at the meeting Of tha
committee in this city this after, nm mn
me new chairman made spest h ac.
cepting the chairmansh,p, -
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Spfcial DlSpdlch 70 he lhlthlgenccr. -lI.I5 iI
WASHINGTON, D. @, July 16.-Post.
masters appointed to-day: Mrs. L.
Brewer, vice r. Vinson, resigned, Haw.
thorn, Logan county; F. Z. slatmaker,
vice ". J, Metheny, removed, Homer,
Lewis county; S. N. Adjips, vice r.
Hayes, resigned, jerks, lincoln county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-17
A STARTLING REPORT

That saltwater, minn., Has Eeen Wiped
Out by II Cyclone.
MlNSEAroLls, MINI, July 16.-At
9:35 p. III. report was received here
that the city OF Saltwater, Mimi, had
been visited by acy clone and practically
wiped out. The wires in the direction
OF Saltwater we're all prostrated by the
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StruCs Other ln,vna.

ST. PAUL, July 16.-A special to the
Pioneer Press from Saltwater reports thu
place as all right. The tornado seems 70
have struck Marine, small town sjx
miles northeast Of Saltwater, Clear Lake,
Wis, and New Richmond. The wiret
are all down, ~
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To Begin ut Once.
Spteial Dispatch 10 he inifiige1lcer.

SIteta! Ulspdtcb 10 bk lnffitghlcJ. w.
PARKERsnvRo, W. Va, July 10.-Col.
L. B, Dellicker, Of the firm OF jolly 4
Dellicker, who have the contract tor
building the masonry Of the new bridge
across the Little Kanawha, says that
work will begin tomorrow with as large
a force OF men as can be used to adyan.
tage. 1t is probable tha, within q few
days at least fifty or sixty men will be
at work .... .F ... ,n .g... no.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-17
Labor lk,sIf IN Cht3.

LONDON, July le.-Adyices received
he'e to-day from Chill state .h,t tho,
s'rlkera in the Nitrate district uumhor
I,ooo A conflict occu:Yed be,we.r :,
nuaaoef OF fiotous atrisers and bodv ~ r.
uoops, IN which iorty Of the s,r;lesE p ",
we're killed OF wounded. '0 S'f'kefs
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VALPARAISO, IND, July lG,-The res
idence Of john Hamlet, near here, was
burned this morning. Mrs. Hamlet
and four children, the eldest about eight
years old, were buruod to death. The
house was totally consumed, ,'7
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FAruers' Alliance.

MlSNEAroLls, MINI, July 1e.-The
special meeting Of the Farmers Alliance
was called to order this morning at 10
o'clock by President 4. J. Hall. Mr.
Hall, in announcing the purpose for
whlcn the convention was called,
stated that the farmers Of Minnesota had
assembled for the purpose Of decidinp
upon taking some Independent action.
q committee on resolutions was ap-
pointed. Tho convention adjourned tin
3 O'Clock tomorrow morning, ip.-l
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ROCHESTER, Pa, July lG.-The Dinkey
glass house owned by John Carter and
located here burned tonight, with moth.
ing saved. Loss 5000, insurance 81, 600.
About forty men and boys arc thrown
out Of Unemployment. H. :
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WAsuISaroN, July lG.-rhe President
to-day seut the following nominations to
tho Senate: A. 3. Nettleton. Of Mime.
sofa, to be an Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury; james Russell Soley, Of Mas
achpsetls,, to be Assistaht Secretary Of
the Navy. -. l-I W. L-. .. !. 81
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BosroN, Mass, June 1G.-The "bear
asg" that General Fremont first hois,ed
over conquered Monterey, in 1917, is fly.
ing at half.mass from the headquarters
OF the Associated Pioneers OF 10, and
will 80 remain until the Pa,Ltiuder's
body is committed To the dust.
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BALTIMORE. July lG-A freight train
on the baltimore 4 Ohio railroad ran
into stalled freight train on the same
road last night near Hartford sta,ion.
D. A. Wendall. fireman, and Y. I: Fur,
brakeman, were killed. An engine and
come ezra were wrecked. The accident
occurred during a log.
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VICTORIA, \ G., July lo-The Carl.
BOO sia:e waa stopped by highwaymen
aear Ashcroft last night. II is not
known how much booty they secured,
as particulars ara not yet obtainahle. +
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-17

CoLuMlus, 0, July los Governor
Campbell mas respited "Brockey" Smith,
who was to ba hung tonight, id order
that the Supreme Court may look into
IN alleged error in the trial. III ~ =,
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Special Mall scrviUe,

suEesintendent OF Mails Cowl, OF the
Wheeling Office, has arranged to run 4
special mail train from Wheeling 10
Washington to carry the mails, and will
detail q man out Of the office 10 work
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-17

FARlsAuLr, MlSs July lG -Cornelia
Ward Wnippie, wife Of Bishop Whippie,
OF Minnesota, died this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-17

BEusos AyaEs, July l0.,-At the close
Of the market to-day the premium on
gold was quoted 81 per cent,
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Strnlnxllip SeMs.

New YoRx, July 10. - Arrived =
Steamer Teutonic, from Liverpool.
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WASHINGTON, July lG.-Prof. James
R. soley has been appointed Assistant
Secretary Of the Navy. s.s-.''S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-08

peint in the last two weeks and look little
yellow and diugy. About noon the wind
came cut from the north quite cold and 1t
drizzled during the rest of the day.
Dao. 19th.-The weather is pleasant and
there is long gentle swell on. We have
no sni sat. AZ noon We were about 210
miles from shore.
Dec. %. .h-The weather Is colder. We
have sail set and are making good time. At
noon we we're about 78 miles from be near
eat land. At p. N. we commenced to
swing ship in obedience t. signals from the
Chicago. We steamed III circle, taking
szimutha Of the sun with standard compass
and at the same time taking deviations Of
steering conpasg We take Sm 80, 10 turn
in complete circle. helm hard over, going
ahead fast AT p. N. We got on our course
again. During the night we sighted Point
Roca.
Dec. 21st.-Soon fler o'clock we made
the mouth of the Tasus river. and steamed
up j. in line, the Chicago first, Boston sec-
Dad, Atlanta third. The county appears
to be billy. AS We went up the river We
passed ou our left The ruiDs of several forts,
also severel castles We passed the famous
castle of Ciniras, and then he fort came in
sight. At the upper end of he fort i5
beautiful Moorish caetle-Castle Belem.
Here we stopped, and the Chicago fired a
salute OF 81 guns with the Portuguese fig at
the fore, and the fort returned The si!ute.
To the right of the fort are several large
buildinge, evidently cathedras or churches.
On the hills above is large square white
building, which was told is the royal pal
ace. We then steamed up the river, the
city coming into view further Up. Ii seems
to be built along the south eide OF Tue bills
as If seeking protect IN from the cold north
Winds. We came to anchor in over 60 feet [
of water, nearly mile below the landing
for the boate There were large number
of ships ahead of ns, among them some Por.
tugese men OF war, vino saluted the Admit |
raj. OOe thing that greeted my fret out |
look here i, tne number Of old fashioned |
winjmils dotted all over the hills. The |
city looks very white, most of the buildings |
being eitbor white or very light color. At
night 40 ligh.s oil along the river make |
beautiful sight. The boats are very pecu- |
liarls bnilt, being very heavy with high |
curved bows. In eeci boat there ia a man |
whose job seems to be imply to wet the sail, |
Ito make It draw batter,) aud he does this /
with long pole having cup at the end. |
They are very expert 10 dipping up the wa |
ter and throwing 1t to some exact spot. We |
will probably be hare until after the coro. |
nation of Don Carlos. so will have oppor-
tunity to see the city. we have all great |
cause to be proud of the Atlanta. She went |
right along, never stopping for the blow, and |
kept her position perfectly during her trip |
across. 1t is colder here than thought it |
would ba, but we are out in the stream |
where the wind hss full force.
Ii 10 very amusing to think of the money |
we use here. A res (Tay) is sbout one
tenth of cont. so that we can talk OF |
spending several thousand res In day l
without being especially extravagant. B.
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ACRES OF LAND,

IdIkI1 ACKE5 UF LAND,
lying immediately in 'front.' of the Theological
Seminary, adjoining the farm Of VIM. cleveland.
Apply at this Office. sep15 tt
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FoR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE RESI-
L DENCE, ten rooms, in excellent repair, heat
ed by furnace in cellar, but arranged to stoves
if desired gas throughout the house, hot and
cold water in kitchen and bath; location good (;
price 50, 800. Also LOT in N. E. Washington.
For further particulars inquire at 4O8 south Fair
fax street. feb4 I'm
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DEAR s. L. R.-FRIENDs: consider one dose
of Simmons Liver Regulator worth 500. 1
was constipated, had headache, could eat nothing
with satisfaction or appetite; had the blues and
felt altogether out of sorts. resorted to blue
mass, calomel, quinine and all remedies suggest
ed, but only obtained temporary relief. One dose
of g. L. R. did me more good than the S1OO
worth of doctors and doctoring. Respectfully,
T. G. MARKLEY.
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have been teacher for twenty years and
during that time have had repeated attacks of
headache, produced by torpid liver, and have
been entirely cured by the use of Simmons Liver
Regulator. found it to be of so mild character
in its action as not to interfere in the least with
my duties in the school room. To those similarly
situated and subject to same, cannot too highly
recommend Simmons Liver Regulator.
E. A. CHEEK, Campbellsville, Ky.
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OTAR BRAND BoNELEss HERRING, in Lib
y glass frent boxes, delicious and convenient as
q lunch or relish. For sale by
jsn15 GEO. McBURNEY & SON.
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CAVE OF THE ROBBERS.
Discovery in lake Prairie, NAeoiIet count!
hainn.. OF the Retreat of the Younger an

Discovery in Lake Prairie, rAcoilet County,
nIinn.. OF the Retreas of the Younger and
aames Boys-
!, I.RSUKUR, Dec a2.--In Lake Prairie
township. Nicoilet county, has been
found tho snbterranean rendezvous Of
the Younger and James boys and their
band OF outlaws before and after their
raid upon the Northfield bank, In 1885,
In which sir men were killed. One of the
Missouri bandits evidently died here, as
bones were found.
A party Of young farmers were out on
. rabbit shooting expedition, and while
traveFsing what Is known as the Barney
Fay raylne from Its foot or base toward
its head, one of the party stumbled and
fell, rolling down Gn embankment 10 the
bed OF the creek. In attempting to
scramble back up the bank, he dis
covered an old weather beaten
door, which was held to Its place by
couple OF pieces of leather, The
FIRST apartment entered was a common
dug-out, only about eight feet square, and
had seemingly been used a. q sort OF
ante-room, with earthen floor and walls;
but ON the back end or side q space OF
about six feet was covered from the cell
tng 90 tine ground floor with hswgd logs
stood on end and close together.
careful examination revealed the fact
that these logs formed "bllnd" door,
which led into u room some 90 feet long
and perhaps 10 feet wfug, along one
side OF which bunks were arranged
something after the fashion OF berths on
a steamboat, and from the number OF
these at least 80 persons had found sleep
Ing accommodations. This room contained
several benches and stools, an old table,
tin plates and cups, kettles, No. . cook
stove and various cooking utensils. In
one corner stood an old box on end, which
had evidently served as q cupboard, near
which was found q rough board box,
which had been used rs -four chest.
This box was partltIoned of, and one end
contained some thirty or forty pounds of
bnekwheat -four. Several old, faded
decks OF playing cards, few old news
papers, and badly dilapidated copy OF
"Klt Carson" were found scattered about |
ON the slab floor. An old letter, signed |
Frank. and beginning 'Friend JIm,"
was found; probably from Frank James |
10 James Younger. A place for keeping |
stolen horses was also found. In rum |
maging about, q skull and other bones !
belonging 10 q human being were found
under pile Of partly decayed c0rnstalks. |
One OF the gang wounded In the North |
field fight probably died there.
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OMAHA. Dec. 22.--At 1890 yesterday
meFninR Q motor On the Harvey street
electric line Jumped the track at the
foot of the hill on Twenty-frst street,
ran across the street 10 the sidewalk,
over the sidewalk and into q huge bank
of clay. where IL toppled over on the
side. -Four women, two men and the
conductor and motorneer were OH board
at the time. Mrs. James O'Hanlon, 20
years old, was thrown against the win
iows, cutting her face and hands badly.
Both wrists are sprained, her head Is
bruised and she is injured internally,
The other passengers escaped unhurt
Conductor 0ney was thrown 20 the side
walk, landing on his head He has a
bad scalp wound. The stove In the car
was upset and 1he Goals set fire 10 the
dresses Of Mrs. OTIanlon and Miss Agnes
McNaughton. Neither lady was burned
The accident was caused by the train
running too fast down hill.
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OVER THE RIVER.
Sunday Events and Mondays News at
south sloux City.

Sunday Events and Mondays News nj
south saoux City.
SoUTH Sioux CITy, Dec. l22.--South
Sioux City lodge, No. is2, I. O. o. f., has
elected the following officers 10 serve the
ensuing term: III. w. Everett, N. c.; j.
&. Bliven, v. c.; Geo. BIdwell. treasurer
III. c. Smith, secretary. The installa.
tIon will be the first Friday night In Jan.
uary. This lodge has been I'm existence
but short time, but IL growing steadily
and now has twenty-five members, com
prising the best men In our city and vi
cinIty. A cordial Invitation Is extended
20 ali members OF the order 10 meet with
them when practicable. The lodge meets
on Friday night OF each week.
The new curtains and scenery In
Smiths opera house are now In fine
working condition and the outfit Is a
very creditable piece Of work. The
drop curtain Ia very nicely ornamanted
with pretty scene In the center, sur
rounded by border filled In with adyer-
tislng cards of South Sioux City business
men. The following firms are repre-
sented on the curtain: Frank Hunt
real estate and loans; j. III. Martin, dry
goods; A. r. Baker, real estate: u. II.
Flower. Iawyers D. 81 Moan. real estates
III II. EwernAk. sbD0lA. ahDma nsid gents
fszrntshsne ~a&xI8s M&HNA&xks h8BHis g
ID. Smiley, real estate; i ,. Bishop. NJ
torney; South Sioux City Weekly
Times; Isaac Fonts, veterinary surgeon;
Citizens bank; r. Reisse, brickmaker
and contractor; the Acme saloon.
Jack Jennings Is on the sick list, but
Ia better to-day.
The short Line brought In six ears OF
stock Monday morning.
The Salvation army was In town Sun
day afternoon and evening, with the big
drum and tamborine. It has been keep
ing clear OF this side Of the river for
some time, but Is after scaips again.
Mrs. Holman, who has been visiting
her sister near Pierson, returned Friday
evening.
j. s. Bishop has not sufficiently recov-
cred from his recent paralytic stroke 10
be able % leave his room.
Tainmaster Millard, of the Short Line,
spent the Sabbath across the river. He
attended meeting OF the railway con-
ductors, of which order he II q member.
Forced to the War" was produced at
Smiths opera house Saturday night by
home talent Those taking part aeQnttted
themselves credltably. The force OF the
play was materially affected by the alb
sence of Mr.. Jennings, he having one oi
the leading characters, and ON account
OF sickness was not able 10 attend. fne
hall was well filed, and the event netted
the band boys about $40.