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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-10-02

The Worcester, Mass. festival closed FRI
day evening. Carl Zerrahn's invaluable ser
vice to the association during the last % years
was handsomely recognized by the speech Of
lite president. Mr.. Davis, and the liberal prise
of 1850 which accompanied It.
Mr.. A. j. LANDRY. of the firm Of A. j..
Landry & Co., opticians. No. 231 Washington
st., Boston. MAST. will be at my store from
Sept. 2Sth to Oct. 80. TO correct all errors OF
refractiou. a. far As can be done, with any
form of lenses. People who are DESTROYS OF
having their eyes properly tested should avail
themselves of This opportunity. All licenses re
quired for weak and defective vision are adj
justed and ground TO order. Satisfaction
guaranteed. CHAs. A. TRIP a &c.
eff
F.w. j.. owned BY +. w. johnson. Brar-
don, won second money at the Washington
county fair. ssrdy Hill. n. \. Best time OF
the winner, 2.3l.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-10-02
How's This Fl

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward fol
any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by
taking HalPs Catarrh Cure.
Ed. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F. j.
Cheney for the last 10 years. and believe him
perfectly honorable In all business transac-
lions, and financially able to carry out any
obligations made by their firm.
WEST \ TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists, To.
ledo, o.
WALDING, KINNAN g. MARVIN. Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo. o.
Halls Cstarrh Cure is taken internally, act
Ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system. Testimonials sent free.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-10-02
CANvAssERs WANTED.

Read the unparalleled offer of the REFORMER
Cosmopolitan Magazine and either Grants
Sherman's, Sheridan's or McClellan's Memeiri
page two. SO great an opportunity to buy the
best of literature at merely nominal prices wal
never before presented. To canvassers we
make the following liberal offers:
FOR TEN STRICTLY NEW SUBSCRIBERS to
the REFoRHER, we will give a copy OF
either Of the above.named Memoirs and
the Cosmopolitan for one year.
FOR FIVE STRICTLY NEW sUBsCRIBIRs, q
copy Of the Cosmopolitan alone.
FOR THREE STRICTLY NEW SUBSCRIBERS,
either the Boston Journal. or New York
Tribune, Mirror and Farmer. Farm
Poultry, or Mrs. Logan's Home Magazine
for one year.
Here Is fine opportunity for any young man
or woman In any neighborhood or school
district.
Oh. DAVENPORT q GO. D.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-10-02
BRATTLEBORO SOCIETY.

Mrs. H. D. Holton gave two more of hel
elegant luncheon parties Saturday and Mon
day.
Mrs. E. II. Chase gave corn roast on the
West River beach Friday to the friends and
companions of her daughter Allie.
Prof. Frankenstein IL making sketches OF
the most picturesque scenes about town.
The Wheel cluD enjoyed an oyster supper
on the mountain Saturday evening.
Cards are out announcing the marriage of
Miss Carrie Vint0R and Ferris Vaugan to take
place Oct. Sth.
The Episcopal choir with Mira. Eta Sher.
win as oreanist attended services at Gull
ford Sunday. Commander A. ID. Brown
delivered an excellent sermon on "The His
tory of the Bible" The choir singing.
Advertised Letters.
Ladies-Mrs. William Boinert. Miss Nellie
Bolan. Mrs. J. H. Holman. Mrs. Mile Hig-
ley. Mrs. Rosa Smith, Mrs. Harriet Taft,
Miss Lizzie Sargent.
Gents.-Fred Austin, +. o. Adams. James
]. Brooks. L. A. Carpenter, Walter X. Hughes
DIR. ID. r. Murray. VIM. h. Shaw. w. G.
SimoDs, Will WebDer. Oct. 2, 81.
The Y. NJ. e. A. entertainment course
tickets viii be on sale Mt the rooms Tuesday.
Oct. 3. Choise of seats In the rooms Thurs
day evening. the 18th, at Z o'clock. Every
one intending TO purchase course tickets
should secure them before the 18th. Besides
saving IS cents. those holding such tickets
have the special advantage of securing the
best seats I'm the house and holding them
through the entire course.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-10-02
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gibson kAlDED.
Some o7OO Worth Of Liquors Conf seated
A Determined Prosecution Begun.

| Determined prosecution Began.
At last what looks ike determined move
has been made against @. p. Gilson's liouor
hole 10 West Chesterfield. For years he has
been selling the stun In vast quantities and
apparently without care for the consequences
As prohibition has been more vigorously ap-
piled here, the evil has grown worse there, a
sort of jug train running continuously be-
tween here and there. 1t has been difficult
matter to deal With. because be, Is
out of the state, and the most
of bis traffic has been with people from this
side. He has had the law largely In his
hands In Chesterfield being selectman, anG
besides has had strpng backing of friends,
for he has many admirable qualities of hearth
ness and hospitality, personally, and has been
able to boast of his Immunity.
Col. Hooker representing the village, and
number of citizens whO agreed to become re-
sponsible In any way necessary. went to
Keene Tuesday and entered complaint, and
yesterday morning ne Hlgh sheri i Of the
county and Deputy Reford Of Winchester
appeared at Gilson's place at West Chester.
field, and searching thoroughly seized seven
wagon loads of WHISKY, gin and many other
kinds of fire water, valued at PERHAPS 300.
ellison was at Brattleboro, and of course was
notified by telephone.
A hearing was set for this forenoon, but a.
summons had not been made on Gilson, 1t
wss continued until Monday. The village
has employed Waterman, Martin Hunt to
prosecute the case, AMI the campaign 10 en-.
tered upon with Determination to close the
place.
$3.50 watches, W.ltham or Elgin make. |
25c. steel.bowed spec. $1.O0 nickel alarm |
clocks. All warrantedA No. l, by Chas. A.
Trip & Co., jewelers. 6.n
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-10-02

Am prepared to sell the best of new
sweet cider, made at Slab Hollow. Order
book at Fenton Bros blacksmith shop. g..
W. Fisher, Jr. 9.tf
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-10-02

Patrons VINO wish to change their advertise.
ments should give us notice before Wednesday
noon of the week in which they wish the change
insure its being done.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-10-02
Confidence BegOt of Success

The confidence possessed by the manufac-
turers of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy in their
ability to cure the worst cases of nasal ca.
tarrh, 10 matter of how long standing, is
attested In most substantial manner by their
standing reward of $500, offered for many
years past, for an incurable case Of this loath.
some and dangerous disease. The Remedy is
sold by druggists. at only 30 cents. 1t Is mild,
soothing. cleansing, deodorizing, antiseptio
and healing.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-10-02

O
16 Black Walnut to
andB Maple to
81 Wilton to
Bed, %
to
so Beds all kinds, to
IS Woven Wire Beds all to
to
20 to
to
IN to 8
IIandom Shades on to 1.O
$50 to
White
Pairs to
%
to
40 Chenille FORTRESS t.
25O
to
Tapestry Brussels ewa nc &C
to
10
Rolls oton ANDY 50
2
II
o every pton andPr
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-10-02

Geo. p. R0well & Co.. the well.
known adXertisimG agemts. ON
page AIS Of their "lsoolx on Aslyer.
tising,n rank the REEORMER as
one Of the three mewspapers I'm
vermont lthe other two being the
Burlingtom Free Press and Mont.
pelier ArGusl that "publish over
5000 copies each is9ue."
both this book and RoNell,s
Adyertlslmg Directory credit the
REFORMER with above 5000 ;,
circulation, and from proof I'm
their hands guarantee the cor:
rectness Of these figures:
This same authority ranks
another weekly I'm RrattIehor0
two points lower .aboxe 1000 -
which is q very good circulation
Il q can be sul,stantiated.
R0Mem & Co. are fair men.
They do not have a contract with
the REEOR MER, because they
want the work so much lower
than we will do u for home ad.
xertisers.
They put another BrattIeboro
paper I'm the list they "prefer:" as
they Indicate ON page "a of their
book, l1ecause Of this price ron.
sideratiOu.
fully SO far as the REFORMER is
concerned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05
SALE.

by virtue OF n deed OF trust made by rdtrics
Barrett and Elizabeth Barrett. his vile, Ia me s
trustee, bearing date March u. 1851. aud record.
cd in the Office OF the Clerk OF the County ColIIt
Of Ohio county. West Virginia, in DCcl OF Im,:
Hook No. q, page 81. ! will sell at public auel!oii
nj the north front door OF the Court House Of
said county. in the City of Wheeling. on
SATURDAY, THE 14TiI DAY OF NOVEMBER,
a. b. ls9l,
commencing Mt 10 o'clOc: n. IN, the following
described real estate, CrSo mich thcrcOiRs Nay
be necessary TO pay the debts secured By ..tI
deed so far rs unpaid. the expenses ATTENDING
the execution Of the trust created by SAID ueti
OF trust, INCLUDING trustees commissions muie-
y: a certain piece or parcel OF real estate SIN;
ntc in the City OF Wheeling. in the county OF
Ohio, in the State OF West Virginia, Il The siNil
ward of said city, that "a 10 say. the SOGtlcfl
II hall OF lot number Clever, n lOScph. IgE!-
wells addition to said city, u plGt0t which HG!i;,
ton is now OF record in the office OF the IIcTh 81
the County Court OF said county, in Deed BOOK
81. at paSo &c, sud lot lying nj the noftb'cpt
corner OF Main md TTcnty.scvcath Slctti' 10
gcther with the bGIldin,s and Improvements
thereon, on the southern half OF Sid Io'' az!
the privileges and appurtcNnnccs tGt!rniiD
belonging or Rppcrininlns. being TIE Samc (E"lr
city which was granted and cO'he%cd by iieiti
Bloch, Samuel :. bloch aud Bertha Bloch. tis
wife. Aaron Bloch, Emanuel Fclsenlgld aug
Jennie FGlsCuhc!d. his wife. to the said Ihtriri
Barrett; by decd dated February y, ISL.
The deed is believed TO be perfect. bi' sc!iih'
Us trustee will only convey the 1l.lo Ycslci ~
me by said decd OF trust.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc.third md as mHcH
moro ns the purchaser may elect to pay IN ~
on the day OF sale. tho balance In two equal ~
stalllrGntS. payable In one md two years T%eSi+r.'
lively from the date OF sale, notes bcaFin. ih'Cf'
est from the day o. sale 10 be given for the de-
icrred payments. aud such payments 70 DC 80
cured according TO law and 10 the SHtisinCt.nAcI
the trustee. GEORGE L. Caldwell"
Trustee.
n IJrrvry uo.,onno- Ocl3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05
A LATTER OF POLICY.
Tho Worlds Fair Agents Called Hack
From Chill.

u WIN lNiT isfnls tlllcu lbNtR
From Chill.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-Dircctor General
Davis has ordered Worlds Fair agents
out OF Chill.
The commissioners, three in number,
quit worl; very abruptly on receipt OF
the Director Generals cable order, and
departed for safer parts in tho north.
They had been nj work In the smaller
cities along the coast, after pretty thor
oughly canvlssing Santiago and doing
US much as they dared TO do in Nalpa-
raiso.
The order to leave the country was
inspired not SO much by fear for the
safety OF the agents as by fear that it
would be impolitic to press the subject
oil a Worlds Fair appropriation while
public sentiment against Americans
was running SO high. Balmaccda's gov
eminent had appropriated 100000 for
a Worlds Fair exhibit, and the special
commissioners were trying quietly to
get tho Congressional party to approve
Balmaceda's appropriation or to make
n new one. So far it Is not recorded
that this movement made any ilattering
progress.
Mr.. Davis says he does not believe
there is going to DO q Chilean war. and
il there is not no is confident TINT that
shrcwd commercial! nation will make Il
complete exhibit OF whatever it has to
sell. AS soon MS the row is adjusted
the commissioners to Chile will return
to their posts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05
TROUBLE NOT OVER.
The Minors In the Mining Region OF
Tennessee
May RELEASE MORE CONNECTS.
Six. Hundred and Fifty Mt Tracey City
May be Set Frcc.--Thc Guard has
Been Increased, Iiowcycr-.Govcr.
o Buchanan Thinks tho Lcssccs
and State Officials are to Blame for
What Is Done.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. Awhile
there have been rumors in circulation
in East Tennessee during tho last two
days that n mob intended to attack tho
branch prisons at Tracy City and In.
man, it is thought there Is little found.
alton for them. There arc 500 convicts
at these prisons aud extra guards have
been placed on duty u. each of them.
Several heavy boxes supposed to con-
tain arms have been sent by express
from the state armory to the officials ut
the prisons. Governor Buchanan has
ordered the state superintendent OF
prisons to take vigorous action. 1t is
certain that 4 mob would not now move
on'Tracy City and lnman prisons I'M
less they were determined to do or
die.
Governor buchanan in an interview
will not say whether the leader OF the
mob, ii arrested. could be convicted in
Anderson county. Speaking OF the re-
lease OF the convlcts the governor said.
There should have been n heavy
guard ut each OF these prisons. The
trouble has been that tho lessccs and
representatives OF the state have each
refused TO pay for extra guards and
there have been none. The stockadcs
should have been defended with pow
der and ball. The two remaining pris.
ons must re defended vigorously, for
doing so is not only sustaining the law.
but it is defending the good citizens OF
the state against danger fromerilninals
Mt large. The prisons must be guarded
and the matter OF cost be settled after.
ward by the courts.
Dispatches received here from sew
cral points i'll Kentucky state that over
500 %convicts have been captured and
are he'd to await instructions from
the State or the lessee. The Governor
buchanan has offered n reward OF $1,000
for the arrest and conviction OF the
leader OF the mob at Oliver Springs and
one OF $3.50 for every man convicted OF
participating in the riot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

%PIrTsBURGH, Nov. Al Commenting
upon yesterdays election the Post,
Democratic, after claiming to have won
in three out OF four states in which "thc
great issue OF next year, the tariff" was
fought, says: Tuesdays elections
show that there wa q natural and in
evitable recession from the tidal wave
OF 1890, but that the Democrats still
hold the coign OF vantage as TO next
years conflict"
The Commercial GG.tRc, Republican,
says: "Assailcd BY Democrats in front
and the Alliance party in the rear, Ma
jor Mckinley has met and vanquishcd
them all, and protection and protcc-
tion'S champion have won q notable
victory in Ohio. That was the really
national contest OF the year, and the
Republicans OF the country send greet
ings to Major Mckinley upon his mag
niiiccnt campaign"
The Dispdtch, Independent Repub.
.lican, says: "rho. significance OF the
Ohio vote is such that it is not too
much to regard it rs settling the con
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05
NEW YORK PRESS.
Opinions on the Result of the Election In
That STATE,

oIblnlOub vi lIlC VI III AxlGCllOH III
That statr,
Nrw yo,r Nov 4-commont;r, =,
CO.. -,
tue e'ec'ioh III 'ias e'a'c' 'he A1eFa'd
says:
"Thc election OF Mr.. Flower will be
a sor, ~ hoomoron, 70 tho Domocr,,;o
-
party IN inc fresluehtill mex
year, and q blessing in disguise to the
Republicans. This will be because alarge
number OF Democrats who believe in
the policies OF their party, and under
ordinary circumstances throw their
whole weight for its support, will be
either lukewarm or 80 over to the Re-
publicans with the hope OF defeating
Tammany. They will argue that ii
Tammany has acquired influence
enough to travel from New York to
Albany, and shows 4 determination to
extend its journey to Washington,
something must be done to check its
greed OF patronage and power. The
same battle cry which has been raised
in this canvass will become the cry OF
the future-'Down with Tammany.'
ave are therefore convinced that the
election OF Mr.. Flower will prove to be
4 sort OF boomerang to the Democratic
party in the presidential! campaign next
year and 4 blessing in, disguise to the
Republicans"
The World assumes that the election
means that New York is soundly Demo-
cratic in national affairs, and that it
presagcs the success OF the Party's pre-
sidential candidate in next years cleo
ton.
The Press says that Fassett was de-
feated because the Republicans above
Harlem bridge failed to do their duty.
1t adds, IN view OF the good showing
made BY Fasset in New York city, that
there is at least a moral defeat, in the
knowledge that the citizens of this me-
tropolis are becoming educated to the
evils OF Tammany rule.
The Adrerliser says that the load OF
Plattism which Fassett was compelled
to carry was too heavy. 1t made many
Republicans Indifferent and caused his,
defeat.
The Recorder says the people in many
OF tho interior districts were apparently
affected by the Interpretations about
responsibility for New York's loss OF
the Worlds Fair. In New York city,
it says, Tammany met witha an emphatic
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05
SEATS
In the Next Congrcss-Thcro Arc 81,
Cases.

In tho Next Congrcss-Thoro Arc Six
WAsuiSGroS, d. c., Nov. 4.-Noticcs
OF intention 10 contest tho right to the
seats OF six membcrs.clect to the House
OF Representatives in the Fifty-second
Congress, have been filed with the clerk
OF the IIousg. They are MS follows:
Henry 7. Moves versus Hosea II.
Rockwell. from the Twenty-cighth New
York district; John b. Reynolds versus
George W. Shouck, from the Twelfth
Pennsylvania district; Thomas II.
Greevy versus Edward Scull, from the
Twentieth Pennsylvania district; Alex
ander X. Graf. versus Andrew Stewart,
from tho Twcnty-fourth Pennsylvania
district; Thomas Z. Miller versus Will
inn Elliott, from the Seventh South
Carolina district, and John V. McDufie
versus Louis Turpin, from the Fourth
Alabama district.
In the Pennsylvania cases tho con
tcstants were elected as Republicans,
while in the other cases the contestants
were elected rs Democrats. In the last
House OF Representatives there were II
contested election cases before the Com
mittee on Elections.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05
The Cabinet Crisis Ovor.

OTTAWA, OSr., Nov. Tho cabinet
differences have beer arranged and the
political crisis is over temporarily.
This morning Secretary of State Chap
leau called on the premier and had an
interview with him. other ministers
present being Sir John Thompson and
George d. Foster. The result OF the in
terview was that Secretary Chaplcau
agreed to continue in his present posi-
ton for = time, and to succeed. Hon.
Edgar Dewdncy rs minister OF the in
terror, when the latter ~rctires to become
lieutenant governor OF British Colunl-
bia. j. \. Ouimet, ex-speaker OF the
House OF Commons, will succeed Mr..
Chapleau as secretary OF state, and 4.
P. Anglers, at present lieutenant gov
ernor oil Quebec, will come into the
cabinet rs minister OF agriculture re-
placing Senator John CARING.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05
EVENLY DIVIDED,


Gressionni Seats.
WAsIiSGroS. D. G., Nov. six con.
Hressmen to fill vacancies were elected
yesterday.
In the Fifth Michigan district, va
Gated by the death OF NJ. L. Ford Qiep.),
Charles L. Bclknap (icp,) was elected
ove John T. Lawrence Dem by from
loo TO 800 votes.
In tho Twcnty.sccond New York dis.
trict the seat lately resigned by John 7.
Russell tRcp,l was filed by \. NJ. Cur.
It's (Rcp.), hc having defeated W. L.
Porter (Dem.) BY q considerable ma.
jority.
In the Second South Dakota district,
vacated by the death Of John NJ. Gam.
bic CRcp.j, John j.. jolly (Rcp.) was
elected by 1000 majority, he beating j.
VI. Woods DEM and IL. w. Smith
(lnd.)
In tho Second New York district A..
Chapman (Dem.), cx-Mayor OF Brook
Ign. elected to the seat resigned by
David A. Body (Dem.l, beating Henry
Bristol (Rop.)
In tho Tenth Now York district
Burke Cochran (rammany Dem.), dc.
fcatcd james b. Townsend (Rcp.), and
John lioser Socialist Labor. This
seat was vacated by the death OF Gen,
Spinola.
The Twelfth New York district was
the II represented by Roswell p.
Flower. lie resigned to run for gov
crnor, andthc candidates were William
Mitchell (Rep.l, Joseph L. Little Tam
many Dem.), David Devcnney County
DEM, and John j. Flick Socialist La
bor.) Little was elected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEI'S SALE

.NRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
by virtue OF n deed OF trust executed to tho
Undersigned trustee by EphrniIn Epstein aal
Helen F~rsiein, his wife, Oh the 9th day oi hu.
gust, 1851, and recorded Ia Deed OF TTis; HOOK
No. y, page COT, OF the records oil Ohio County,
West Virginia, said trustee will on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER I. lsal.
sell Of public auction, n; the north front door 0.
the Court House Of Ohio county. the following
described property, tp.wit: \. certain piece OF
property situated IN the town OF West l.ihtfty.
Ohio county. West Virginia. on the west side o.
Main street In said town, fronting 100 feet ali
running back 10 the alley, and bounded on tue
north by the property OF susan Ellington, and
on the south by that Of the Christian Church,
being the same property Conveyed 10 said Eph.
rain Epstein by j. II. Cox and vito by deed
dated August .. 1857, and recorded IN Deed
Book No. 20, PAGE IL Of the records Of uh!o
county. Said sale will &C NJ 10 O'Clock
4. N. OF said day, and said property will be sold
for cash.
The title to said property Is believed to be
good, but said trustee will convey only such
title as is vested In him by the deed Of lrvs:
hereiIbciOre referred 10.
J. b. S0MMERVILLE, Trustee.
J. e. UrnyEY- A~ur.tnnFpr DgiyTA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
Forty-iiyc Binding Lots in Eick and
L~ipplarlt'S Addition to TIE City
Of Martins Ferry, Ohio.

These lots are par. Of iwcnty-oae uczcS-OnA
half Of the property known rs the old Ncwlaal
cState-and arc pleasantly situated on gently
sloping ground; good natural Drainage; n com.
mnnding and pleasing view OF the city, Us well
as II Wheeling and the Ohio River.
tn location IS certainly one OF the choices:
IN the city, not inr from II lu-sc and cOmmOi,0I'
school house. within 4 few minutes wulk o,
tie electric street ear line nearly completed. AMI
within ten minutes walk Of posloaice. mIIroGl
station, ferry lHndin. and the Terminal Kali.
road bridge and other prorllaeN: points.
These lots and building sites Will be sold Oh
long and easy terms 10 suit purchasers
For further particulars inquire Q: once OIL.
7. uANES, or Ut the Office Oi the BELMONT
BREWING Co. Martins Ferry. Ohio. ~ c. i.
sClihEFER Il co. 5 Real lSlaie Office. Wheeling
W. Va. aUsl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05
9Ir. Lindbloorn Defuuct.

CHICAGO. Nov. 4.-Robcrt Lindbloom
to-day replied to the letter OF Chairman
]. G. Stceyer, of tho market report
committee, and he assumed n rather
defiant tone, claiming that in sending
quotations to the st. Louis board OF
trade, he was acting within his rights.
Mr.. Lindbloom demands u special
meeting OF the board OF trade to discuss
his appeal, and he intimates that, fail
ing 10 secure what he considers justice
therclhe will 90 into Il court OF law.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

San FEANclsco, CAL, Nov. 4.-Sieg-
fried Gosch, a German laborcr, muir
dered his wife and young son early this
morning at their cottage on Bruno road,
cutting their skulls open with q
Ratchet. lie then committed suicide
by hanging himself in the yard. 1t is
supposed he was insane.