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, 1890-12-28
INTERESTING DOCUMENTS.
They Tell the Story of Increased sta
bilitY and Financial %sOIIditY.

biIItY n Financial SoIIditY.
Two handsomely framed official docu-
merits now hang above President Hicks
desk in the First National bank. They
tell the interesting story of a sound and
successful financial career, extending over
a period Of twenty years and are naturally
viewed with satisfaction by all the at
taches of the institution. The fnst Of
these documents reads as follows:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or COMPTROLLER OF II CUR
RENCY,
WASHINGTON, March It'll, 1871.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned it
has been made to appear that THE FIRST
NATIONAL BANK of Cheyenne. in the
City of Cheyenne, in the County of Lara
mic and Territory OF Wyoming has been
duly organized under and according to the
requirements of the Act of Congress en-
titled An Act to provide 4 National
Currency secured by a pledge of UnIted
States bonds and to provide
for the circulation and redemp-
ton thereof approved June Bird,
lODtf hud mas CDu Dlltu Will Ill luG
provisions of said Act required to be COM
piled with before commencing the bust
ness OF Banking under said Act.
Now, THEREFORE, l, Inland r. HUI
burd, Comptroller OF the Currency. do
hereby certify that THE First Ma
TIoNAL BANK OF CHEYNNEI in the City
of Cheyenne. in the County of Laramie
and Territory OF Wyoming, Is authorized
to commence the business of Banking
under the Act aforesaid.
IS TESTIMONY WHEREOF witness
- my hand and seal at my office
sEAI- this It'll day of March, 1871.
- HILAND r. HULBURD.
Comptroller Of the Currency.
The other document is more modern BY
twenty years, but is none the less interest
ing. 1t is as follows:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE Gun
RENCY,
WAsHINGTOS. Dec. 23rd, 1890.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned it has been
made TO appear that The First National
Bank of cheyenne, in the city of Chey-
enne, IN the County of Laramie and
State of Wyoming, has complied with all
the provisions Of the Act of Congress to
enable National Banking Associations to
extend their corporate existence and for
other purposes, approved July 10Th,
1882.
Now THEREFORE |. Edward S. Lacey,
Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby
certify that the FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF CHEYENNE, in the City of Cheyenne,
in the County OF Laramie and State of
Wyoming, is authorized to haze success
sion for the period specified in Its
amended articles of association namely.
until the close Of business on December
90, 1910.
In testimony whereof wit.
- ness my hand and seal Of of.
SEAL fee this 23d day of Deem.
- Der, 1890.
Il. 5. LACEY,
Comptroller of the Currency.
The First National bank was organized
Dec. 90, 1870. Emphasis is given to ITS
present financial condition by the official
statement which is published herewith.
, 1890-12-28
ICE

Delivered to any part Of the city
and in any quantity by the Cheyenne
Transfer Company, Sixteenth and Eddy
streets
, 1890-12-28
ONLY TWO MORE DAYS.
The PHYSICIANS Contest Narrowing
Down to an Exciting Close.

The friends of DR.. Grimes responded
yesterday very nicely, and he now leads
all other competitors by over 500 votes.
Drs. Marston and McGillivray. Barkwell
and Ricketts, also received a large vote
yesterday and other doctors are not Lack
ing IN popularity. One of the best known
physicians in Wyoming has received up
to date only a few votes. A faithful
friend he has in 9 little girl who has come
in regularly every two or three days with
a few coupons. The fact that no one
else voted for her favorite made no differ
ence to her. She kept voting according
to her " convictions. Yesterday e
good sized package of votes was received
for the same candidate and they were
from a fellow physician residing in the
same town. Whether the doctor referred
to receives any more votes or not the
writer cannot help but admire the friends
who have thus shown their appreciation
Of him.
There is very little doubt. however, but
that some who now have only a few votes
may 90 dangerously close to the head of
the list, and possibly TIE LEADERS, ply
stefan prize, like its prize offered some
time since to club ~raisers. may go to some
one outside of Cheyenne. In order that
people living in other towns may have an
equal chance with those living IN Chey-
enue, voting coupons turned over to THE
LEADERS correspondents will be counted
the same as il they were In this office.
provided a telegram is received from the
correspondents before midnight, Dec. 81.
announcing the number of votes IN their
possession and for whom.
The largest number of votes received
for any one doctor yesterday was $50 for
DR.. Ricketts,. which places that gentle
nan fourth in the list of popular physi-
clans.
The vote at 9 O'Clock last evening was
, 1890-12-28

Twelve new switching locomotives were
received here yesterday by the Union Pa
ciic. They will be set up III the shops
and distributed to various points on the
system.
The big stack at the new shops is now
up 100 feet from the ground. Twenty-Five
feet additional brick work will complete
the work.
The Denver Republican announce that
the Cheyenne & Northern will be opened
for business Jan. /. The road is under
the jurisdiction of Superintendent Dun.
can, who is arranging the tram service.
, 1890-12-28

Throughout the City.
DR.. J. c. McGilliVray's office is at 1920
Ferguson street.
Bishop Talbot will hold a confirmation
at St. Marks on Tuesday. Jan. 20.
The incest line of perfumes for the
holiday trade is at David's drug store.
A splendid twenty-five cent dinner
served daily at the Germania Hall res
taurant.
Half stew, best oysters in the city, only
twenty-five cents at Germania Hall res
taurant.
The Danish club of Cheyenne had a
dance and Christmas tree in Keefe hall
last night.
Eastern money to loan at 10 per cent
by V. H. Miller on city property, l7l4
Ferguson street.
Christmas soclable for the benefit of
the Second Baptist church Tuesday night.
Admission IS cents.
Rev. F. }. Nugent was pleasantly re-
membered on Christmas by his friends
with a purse of $500.
The member oil the Iurnverein society
nave secured the services oil Proi. hiebo
oil DenVer as instructor
Call at David's drug store Tor a bottle
Of Psugma, the best known lotion for
chapped hands face and bps
Buy your real estate from Emil Dion.
lie always has bargains. No. 22l Sew
enteenth street, Kent's block.
"a Loan Exhibition" under the aus
pices of the ladies of the Presbyterian
church is one of the coming attractions.
Prof Frod ssl,;ck con,omrl,,os Law
! inc Cbovenno for . w;dar cali 81 rsoe,l.
ness in one IF the LARGO Wes,er, o;,;os
Aw,., - I'll n;..n.w~.t
u t'" DiO1
Fry ono eisef It's because he always has
something mat there is big money in.
, 1890-12-28
TWENTY DOLLAR GOLD PIECES.

Mrs. John Curtis of Peoria, Ill.,, writes:
used n box of Usage Pills previous to
my second confinement; they worked like
a charm. Would pay $50 for a box
rather than do without them. as they
have proved a Godsend to me-" Write
Usage Medicine company, Wichita, Kas.
For particulars. and their book to wives
mailed free. Sold by druggists. Sold by
w. N. Hunt, Cheyenne.
, 1890-12-28
SILK SUSPENDERS,

handsomely put up in individual
boxes, thus making beautiful and
useful presents.
We can show you
Fine Stationery, Art Books,
Celluloid Novelties,
Toilet Sets, Manicure Sets,
Collar and Cuff Boxes,
Writing Desks, Glove Boxes,
Handkerchief Boxes,
Sofa Pillows, Art Pictures,
Old Silver Novelties,
Smoking Sets, Shaving Sets,
Cigar Boxes,
Letter Scales, Jewel Caskets,
Music Rolls,
Rose Jars, Paper Knives,
Autograph Albums,
Picture Frames, PhotOAlbums,
Fine Perfumeries,
Fancy Baskets, Chair Saddles,
Ladies' Scissor Sets,
Book Slides, Work Boxes,
Whisk Broom Holders,
Silk Throws,
and 1000 other useful articles
which lack of space prevents men
tioning here.
, 1890-12-28

A son of Mr.. NJ. d. Pusser, a mer-
chant of Gibraltar. N. c.. was SO badly
afflicted with rheumatism for a year or
more, as to be unable to work or go to
school. His father concluded TO try
Chamberiain's Pain Balm on the boy. il
soon cured him and he has since walked
one and a half miles TO school and back
every school day Fifty cent bottles for
sale by A. f Roedel
, 1890-12-28
RACKET STORE.

The management wishes to thank every
body for the very liberal patronage the Racket
Store received during the holidays. ANY
mistakes or blunders made during the rush
will be adjusted with pleasure. Again thank
ing and wishing everybody a very Happy
New Year, lam, respectfully,
FRANK NJ. WATSON.
n. B.-This space will surprise you shortly.
, 1890-12-28

NAILS cLosE
For the west at sos am.
at S:45 pm.
For the east at 0 pm.
For the east at 7;l5 pm by the Burlington 4
Missouri.
For the north at 1910 am.
MAILS ARRIVE
From Denver at $50 am and I:5O pm.
From the east at S:35 am and l:S5 pm by the
Burlington Missouri.
From the west at 4 am.
From the north at 2 pm.
Sunday hours nom $50 am 10 1880 am.
, 1890-12-28
Ciara Morris Coming.

The engagement of the great American
actress Clara Morris III the roles Camille
and OdeHe for Jan. Let and End will
afford Cheyenne theater Voers an oppor-
tunlty of witnessing two of the finest
dramatic performances of the modern
stage. Miss Morris has a splendid com
pany and highly artistic presentations of
the two famous melodramas will be given
, 1890-12-28

Boys, Here's Your ChanceI
Not only to get way up" work done.
but also to get your darnlng, patching and
buttons sewed Cd without extra charge.
CHEYENNE STEAM T.tuNpRY.
, 1890-12-28

Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked UP
Throughout the City.
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REMEMBER Thursday, June 10, is Gro.
cers' Day at New Fair Grouuds.


PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June l7.-Flour dem.r,
allow aud market weak. Wheat. SPOT steady viii
moderate Inquiry from miller: tu,ure
Wholly nominal IN the absence OF business bu
cioaed htm: .elec;ed 71aIsc: fair TO good nillins
saASac; prime 70 choice eias6c: ungrsded 10 rrnir
depot &c; No. red June sta9151tc; Angus, Is K,
&c; September sSEasac. Corr. some inouIf,
tor spot and June No. ? mixed 70 ali engage
freight rooms; prices firm; futures beyond hi,
month were shade easier: futures No. mixed
iiHc: June 4isilHc: July 4lAc: Augua. il1.s
il5fc: eeptenbes i2ai21zc. Osu, make: ,nfrf
steady with good local trade demand: M.
, ws;,e y;;ashc; futures qne. but steady: No
s Sss!s spae ,ss I5niy si%ss: August
sylyania creamery extra l5c; do prints extrs
ao42ao. Eggs Steady: Pennsylvania iirsts l5c.
NEW ioEE. June 17.-liwas very QUIET ,o.d a-
~ the dry goods trade, though there was a III,
business IN lew spec!alties for fall, aud there
was Nile improvement In the wooden goods
fectior OIL the marke'. Some Of The ches nor
grades o! clothing woolens wefo opened snd
there were tales Of heavy woHtet!s at "a advance
OF per cent over last years. prices, S;aple rn,.
tons were quiet, being sold up for two months
shean. Tue tone continues iism as 1t Is l!kelv
were selling fairly well TO the far OF trade.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, June l7.-Wooi ou,e, bu,
hrm; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia Ky
and above 33a3ic: X 3laS9c: medium 3;e31c.
eoane s5,sc; New. York. Michigan, indiana and
west western nne or y and Xxx 21sa3lc; medinm
35HI3c; coarse 3iA3jTc; fiue washed teiaina
: and Xxx 3a3sc: medium washed combinp AMI
celAine 4oi2c: coarte DO 35l.sa.c: tub washed n
AUG; Montana l7a2'ci lcritorisl l6a4ccc.
= BOSTON. June l:-wool market unchanged.
Uhio hpd !ehnsylvania aeeces 3lsa,c for <: 33a
$iG iot X Xxx; Michigan X 3oaalc: conbiug and
Texas wool 2oa23c: southern spring Cslifo,n,ss
LAG: oregon lla?0c: unwashcd and unmer.
chahteh'o OHIO and Michigan Hecccs 9,a25c.
lu!ed wsoIs In moderate request; foreign WOODS
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SUPREME WrKI OF APRRiLs
A Larry Suinber Of Cases Heard by IL
."#H T,tt |......

-.
A La're Suruhsr, Of Cases Heard By Ii.
TaIi Beach.
AL the judges Of the Supreme Cour;
oil Appeals were present yesterday. The
following cases we're disposed Of:
CHARLES Fox II. B. d o. gailroad Com.
pany, wit Of error, from Wood coua,yi
submitted.
George n. Lynch re. George ". Kern
tinped. NC 1900
J.. N. Beane.t Z. al.yk Isaac D. Cox
appeal and EnpettedeAs, from Calhoun
county; continued.
S. A, Hays re. J. F. Riddle, Wi. O.
et,or, from Gilner county; oontirued.
~. Watson VI. II. z. Fe.r.ll Z; al
appeal and supe.tedeas, from Calhoun
county submitted. T.f0.T :
u. Baxter rs. JEFF Tanner, sppts,
and sgpefssdea., from Clay county; con.
State va J. ". Demon, wi, Q; euo.
tiom Jackson county; submitted.
STATE vs: Kendall Barnett, writ oil e.
'o;, from Jackson county; Submitted.
l. Il. Mcfarland, vs. B. F. Fish. e, al.
appeal and supersedeas, from Jsciso,
county; Submitted. :
state rs, Griggs and Floyd, WI. OF et
ro,, from Gilmer county; Submitted.
State re. snider and Want, writ OF 6,
fos, s'on Gilmer county; partly beard.
100! company rs. Boyd ct al, iron
OHIO county; appeal allowed, bond 500
Elliott W.. Bell e. al, from Randolph
county; appeal and supe,sedeas allow ed
bond 500.
Adjourned until 10 a. N. to-day.
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AEOUr pEOILE.


strnngara In tho CITY nnd Wheeling Folk,
Abroad.
Mr.. Charles W. I.obinson, Of Fair
mont, 10 In tho city. =
George DcI,olt, wife and child. OF Fair
mont, were Windsor guests yesterday.
Miss n. r. Cameron, late OF the Fair
mont Normal school, was here yesterday
MIS-. j. 7. Curtis. Of Chicago, and Slist
Ella i,nptoo, Of MI. Pleasant, wore al
tho Winh4or. -
Capt. N: D. llelnick, Of tho Marion
Machine Works, palatinc, was in The
city yesterday. -
Prot. Il. a. Armstrong, princloal oy
tho West Liberty Normal School wns n,
tho Mcclure yesterday. :" ~
NIL A. McCunc, n pronInsnt ira,
man OF Birmingham, Ala, IL in the ritv '
tho guest OF Mr. Alex Frew.
Mrs. Fred schweriitger aud dauv,,e,u
returned yesterday on tho Andes rom
u pleasant visit To Cincinnati.
Roy. YIN. Ulfert Is In Hamilton. Ohio
attending the conference OF tho Lutheran,
churches. OF which Iio IL Treasurer,
Father O'ConnGr and Father O'Kane,
o. olarkhbnfg, nrc In the city TO attend
t,,e commencement exercises ut Mt, dc
Chnntal to-day. -
Mr.. II. n. Ogden. recently elected
Professor Of tho School OF Eppljsll At
the STATE unIycrtlly, left hcro yesterday
iof Mtnnenosa, whcre no viii settle M,
US Affairs. preparatory to removing Ia
Morgantown. - "
Mr.. Michael brennan, Mr.. Mr. q
Henry and Mr.. John CalIofnn n Nav
York City, Mrs. +. NJ. DurbIn, Mira q
Is. nurDlh nhd Alra. 4. A.. McGraw, OF
Gnralton, are ut tho MoLuro house.
thsy come 70 attend tho annual distrl.
button at Mt do Chpplal to-day,
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IHCAL EkGy!1iKY.

s1htt4Is Of Minor MSm.nt Ia md Abou
tho CITY.
The new A1ss Goated over the Gus
torn ll0use yesterday.
THg GcnXuLBACn EuEwlHG COMpAai
has completed Ia new twenty.ton ic,
machine.
Tng l&Gt will and testament Of David
Jones, deceased, was yestefd4y admit
ted 10 probate and ordered 10 be recorded
W!tiIAH HELmIgcHT. Of 1913 Main
.tfeet, found fine bay horse wandering
about aud took charge Of hin. He !,
anxIous 10 find the owner.
Tug b., 4, 4 G. railroad will run ex.
cufs!Dn trains on the thIrtieth 10 zee
the Esrndm Gbow at Wheeling. Blk
crowds are expected from all along the
line.
Tng Gaze Of Ferguson VI. Fred Nor.
ton has been closed up by the Circuit
Court, and the fund ariHlng from the
sale q pcrgonal property directed u be
distributed.
Tng Mercantile Club Of Ecl!aite an d
the friends OF the members here danced
at Wheeling Park last night to the
music Of the Opera House Olchegtra, and
all reported magnificent time.
HENRY TAprg, Il workman In the
bcnwood iron works, he'd his head
badly hurt by being struck by tho han.
die Of a pair Of tonga, with which he was
puaLipy Il ball Of iron into the equeez.
eIa.
A NEW stamp Is now used at the post
office. 1t contains both the date and
hour OF the arrival Of mail here, and also
has a stamp reading Mail Delayed
train late" l.was In constant use yes.
terday.
Tng remains Of Mrs. N. J. McGrath
were brought from EteubcnyiIlv yestcr.
day and inferred IN the Benwood Gene.
terry. a large concouise Of people iol.
lowed tho body TO the grave, many
friends living nj Bcllalre and Benwood.
liz lat Saturdays paper, in the report
81 the Medical socieiy'g meeting, DR..
Aschmann, Of this city, WIS credited
WIN paper on "Abccsu Of the Liver"
Ills paper was on an operation on a
diseased eye. The mlainiorna,lon was
Iurnihhed by the Secretary,
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BELLAlRE
AL sorts OF Local News and Gos,tp from
the Glnks City.

Al s'rs OF Local News and Gos,ip from
the Glass City.
week. - = 80
Some tsd w.,Aes are reported OF several O
sas county road. leading 10 this city.
Ias Roek Hui people are u,!nr the sehoo,
hoats 81 place o! w0.sh!p tr:iuS the e,ec.!o,
o! ihtts new church 80
big crowd Of little boy. were In the live,
Yesterday resi the Terry With their rood Globe,
on. some Of them sste 40 small that Their coult
hardly talk plain. ~ ~
The btlnnat esrlsss and LON COMPANY de,
etsfed IN annual dividend OF 5 per eebt on run
! ainI mare and Def cent on paid up shA!es =
Foni fAa!lies lett here 10, wetlsyElIe Yes;e.
CAY. Iaey were Conductor 4. c. Morgan. In
Elnee! SSa. ,Ihnaoln. Engineer John ". Ga.
a! meeting Of The stockholders Of the Bel
.1-oaI siAst NOtXt held On Monday, Il was de
pnstnets And ee.se operations,
:, The tf.s eons!Cunsn, of brick f.o- The gut
t,on oi'cs HoiA.. oft;sied by Col. D. II. Rankin
arrived yttis:1Ly. and are LeautIe, They xrr
500 he:s los street paving purposes.
4 lille "a. terrie, vas ciscoreraa A., ,.,o,L
In the middle Of the rive. here yests,[i.r h.,
GOT kln and went out ATE. The little fellow
~, ane Cox se, tritstily put Oh the board b,
"heeIIus eatldSea and seI .aaai.
i v, DaHaeu, The VslLkaovu d,iliAr snI
sooiher well Al tie Ht!! works. pea! lie old one
u tttlak 10 BE clsc1nunued on .ccouat o, n,
nv engine house. 4 small sdoctor' will h,
sttGeoed - The Dew ore and . constant streat-
Of WATER KEEP! tranicy. -
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a Noted Month,

Fran EtoEuk. a., Democrat.
August, 1887, was q noted month. l!
gave extreme heat and extreme cold, The
results Of which were disastrous TO the
public health. Cases Of collie, cholera
morbus and diarrhGa were abundant
and there were numerous calls ut the
drug stores for Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhna Remedy. Drug.
gists Of this city tell US that this remedy
haa been more frequently called Tor dur.
ing the past month than any other prep.
aration, and that II has proven pan acea
Tor the very worst cases. Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhna Remedy is
a mcrltorious medicinal preparation for
all summer complainta for which It is
recommended, and grown in popularity
in this city and vicinity. The sales are
increasing rapidly and wonderful curcs
are reported. For sale by W. W. Irwin,
Charles Il. Goetze, John Klari, G.
schnepl and W. E. Williams. Daw
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EIfs EslIint the knrs.

Officers shor; and He'll ialded the
house Of Mrs. Ditty yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Di.ty, Miles MeGunoh.ey, Ida
Au!., Nora Slack and Carrie Warner
were arrested and taken TO the lockrp
in the psiIo! wagon, Eneie they spen.
the afternoon and night. The raid was
made by orde, Of Chief Delbrrrye, the
women hsTiDg abused and ridiculed The
officers from the windows Of the house
daring a funeral in the vicinity. m
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Stone q Thomas-cIearance Sale.
Stone Thomas-clearance Sale
CLEARANCE SALE !!
CARPETS! CARPETS
To-day we offer entire stock Of Carpngs at reduction
d from - 10 Is per cent.

Your choice Of pieces Rozbuy stnsen best Tapestry
Brussels at 75c yard, worth 9oc
Your choice Of 50 pieces sanords double extra Tapestry
Brussels at o5c, worth Soc.
Your choice Of rs pieces Tapestry at 55c, worth 7oe
Your choice Of 40 pieces Of Tapestry Brussels at 49,
worth 6oc.
Your choice Of IS rolls all wool, extra superne Ingram
Carpets at 6oc, worth 75c everywhere
Your choice Of 80 pieces ali WOOL extra superine C. C..
Carpets at SOC, worth 65c
Your choice Of IS rolls all WOOL superne Carpets at &c.
worth 65c.
Your choice Of IS rolls heavy Union Carpets at $780,
worh55c.
Your choice Of rolls Heavy Union Carpets at age yard
worth 4oc.
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Fe!l freHI Tie Thi.d s,arr.

Shortly after o'clock this morning a
telephone message was received al DO.
lice headQusrte,stO the efec: that an I'm.
known man he'd fallen from third
story WIDOW at George Carl's ssloon,
at Thirty-hrst and CEspliue streets.
The patrol wagon was sent alter him. !.
~aa found the nan wag John King, an
ash-hauler at the LaBelle mill. He had
heep on gpIee. The exact characte, oil
hls injaries eor!4 20. be told, but they
are dangerous.
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AZ arTr : SUICIDE.
7hSnAs y. SI.boIs. . corDpesttor. Gets Hi.
7hoat sbptidpEiy His cOhdit,Sa rreoa,4-

Iber.lAs y. Nichols. /. corspesltor. Get. Hi.
Thoat SbvtidpE1y H1s cosdit.Sa rreeas4-
Gus.
Thomas r. YiebolG. better known IS
"Doe" Nichols, attempted 10 commit
suicide 3. the St Charles ho.sl Last night
Nichols, who kzr been competitor on
d. IErEl1iGEscEE for many yesrz, b.
came sick about frs months ago. md
sis Dsnt 70 the hospital, ADD later vent
W the bone Of bis brotbe. II s.. ClAirs-
vile, Ohio. Yesterday be came back 70
Wheeling 10 resume his piEce On the L.
TTtLiGEscEE. He seemed 10 good
spifiu, Rnd Eas in better health than be
bad besn before In year. All
the arrangements were mAde
for him 70 70 10 Tcrk to-day,
and be vent 70 the St. Charles Eoiei
70 EpeDd The night. He registered zboat
10 o'elocf, aud bhohly after going 10 his
room sent down fos = glass Of lemonade.
About ten MINUTES pas: 10, StfieE was
heard IRON TIE direction Of his room,
and those who went there found him
lying on the aoof In his undgrrlo,hes
with several horrible bleeding yAshes 10
his throat. itst &ctoas the wind pipe,
and auoihe, smaller cut on the left ride.
He WAS bleeding freely, and u pool Of
blood had fgrned On The floor, while In
bis Efforts 10 rice he had EplAsaed the
blood all owe, himself acd the things il
the room.
Es ss!d tia. Gg:ae ore had enkrei hi.
room, ard jumping upoa hil1, cut him.
This story il not, however, credited b,
anyone, aud Nichols is thvrgh! 70 Lar.
been delir:ous when he cid II. Il.
nerertbe!ens: pefsiF.ed ID hi. sste,ueat
Dr.. J. c. Hupp E2 called In and dressed
the wound temporarily, and Nichols e,
slterWs,d taken 10 the tspi.al. .Tb.
cuts a,e not dsDgeropg ba; he vas veal
from loss OF blood. /. il thought, hox
ever, ths. with care be will ,eccrey, n
Zone OF The wounds are more than f.s.
woua3s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-18
SIT. d. CLan,el Com Increment.

The ut. de Chan.sl commencement
-ili take place to.gsy g. I:20. Those
from the city deRi.ing to st:eEd will
leave OF the Baltimore 4 Ohio train a.
! O'Clock. There are four .racg4teg
this yea. and an attractive programme
has been prepared.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-18

Lacy BeIrons acd Flo Faulkner were
strzigned before Squire D4yis yesterday
on : charge Of being pe,sons o. bad
hpe.' They were required 10 give a
bond for their good behavior for one
year, Or 20 70 jail They gEYe bond.
The complainant in this case vas
M'lisg NcG1mpbrey. She is again usip.
the eouTts TO "get eYea," The two
women teEined sssinst her in 'sqrire
Ankles court en- Monday In case 10,
inumidstiug wi;ae2ses, aad she lie simply
haying her revenge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-18
A Big Snake Killed.

4 blacksnske, four fee: ten inches
long, VA LILLE! IN Goal street yes,er.
day. It slipped Out Of GONE slfaT in The
bottom Of farmers wagon, and was
gliding across the street when Charles
Walter killed it. Scores Of p, ople cav
1t, and the Children were badly fright
euei.