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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-03
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ss@V tAONt pAASS siNSs
]. Wabash, CHI. s., entered by Boyle Bros. q Gil
more Uniontown, Pa.
Q. Young stockbrIdge, b. s., entered by Charles
Stevenson, Frankfort springs, Pa: ,,,
q Count ", b. S, entered by John O. Collins
4. Peter K, :; T., entered by John c. Collins,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Combs, Stock Farm, Pittsburgh, "a
6. Louie c., br. s, entered by II. c. Pheil, Bea'
l. Lucille, 5. m, by John Duffy, Cleveland
s. PaFnefi, oh. h. by schmulbnch Park,
ca sRsSiE s& s entered by R. S. Carr,
TO- Earl LodiIe, b. s., entered by W. F. Coast,
II. Lucy w., :, entered by Walter Craig & Son,
CGdiz, Ohio.
2AO pace, purse 600.
l. Nettie Green, b. me- entered by William
laschAeld Toronto, Ohio; ,r,,.,,h.
2, George 4. Gray, by T. J. Parker Uhriehs-
q Dorsey iy H t.; roam g., byJ. T. GOnuloy, Pitts.
De Sa5B4i s. 5. g, by william Dunn, New Or
8. SARGENT is B., b g., by &c. Barnes, Cleveland,
G. O. T.. 3. s., by o. b. ong, Tine Valley, Ohio.
I. Laura, b., byH. D. KIggcT, Dayton, OHIO.
S. Prophet Wilkes, b. h., by Harris Farm Zanes-
o. Miss t cai 8y by Walter Craig &sOn, zanes'
Vile Ohio. o,,
10 Black Wilkes, by s. Lggett' Gadiz, ONO; D..
Il. Morisco, entered by J. r. hehnedy' Court
ney, Pa.
Running. 9.lG mile heats, two in three. purse
500. Entries close Monday. September = at
n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-03

PROF. KRoGH Will open his Physical
Training school Monday, September I.
For further particulars see the Professor
at Turner Hall, North Market street, be-
tween ! aud $3.50 p. m. was
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-03

Ten designs in Sixteenth Century Antique Oak n'hsms
square dresser-thirty-ve dollars EACH Fifty suits two
jim Antique Oak or Sixteenth Century fnish with bevea n
twenty-five dollars Twenty MODERN Substantial Oak ous
designs several of them, thrywo dollars. We carry
necessary for housefurnishing purposes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-03

Three-year-Old and under trot S5gQ. ,,,
]. May bay, b. m, entered by J, Il. Wills,
bridgeport W. Va. ......5 =, Pa
2 Oracle Hamilton, b. M, entered by FED
o Donnie Bon, b. T., entered by A. NJ. Hamilton,
4. Lucy ", entered by Walter Craig & Son,
R&o SisA, l Ia;S entered by T. A. Miller
TF aiRSs0' caicfed by IA Miller Bancroft
Pa.
$50 trot, purse 800.
]. BalLarIno, b. b., entered by Frank Mathews
jack l'i h. liE T. g. entered by George Mayors,
Q. Lady IT,, z. m, entered by WI. Thulron,
Jca 1Ss e. 4 g. IL entered by $ Hohuess Wash
ington, Pa, -, ,,-,,.,-
g. Dick Turpin, s. g., entered by / w. McSinnls'
G. Dick smith. it,, b. g., entered by J. L. Jones,
:. McSiiilin, ). b., entered by Geo Campbell,
Pnrkersburg, W. Va.
s. Noble A., br. &, entered by Jones & Conner,
Washington, Pa. ,.,,...,., 4.
Q. Lena Medium, b. m, entered by BALDWIN y
Ellsworth Washington Pa; -. cut.
10. Monte Clsisto, b, g., catered by F. w Tlney,
II. ParkyiiIe. b. h., entered by schmuibach &
Park, Wheeling, ". Va. ,.,,,
u Bad Actor b: e., entered by Frank L. Will
iums, st. Ciatrsvfiie, q.
ia Bamboo, br. b. Ii. entered by Geo. b. lock-
Ii Lorf 3'' B. g. - entered by T. C FlaFHty, Du
BOis, Pa
Running half mile, best two in three==purse
sl25 Entries close Monday, September q ut
D, III.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-03
FOR HOT WEATHER..

GTBsoN's and DOUGHERrTs pure rye
whistles at the GRAND OPERA HOUSE
gALnnE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-03

Thy q drink OF Reymann's beer in a
stone mug at Lally's, Zoo Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-03

BEEa Of all kinds on draft. Different
soup lunch every night ut Booths, ll6l
Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-03

BEER of all kinds on draft Different
soup lunch every night at Booths, ll6l
Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-03
0Ere gnteLIiasnEat.


once No.. rs and 81 Fourteenth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-03
HOUSE g. HERMAN,
1900 nGAIN sTRHnT
MHEELINe INs1aLMENr eo.-FURNlTVRE, &c

We will say nothing Of Walnut Chamber Suits except that OF o&
we handle them Our talk to-day will be chiefly deVOte -
in Antique Oak and Sixteenth Century finish Either Of these
~ WHEELING INsTALMENT CO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-03
ALEXANDER co.
. TyaMAsy OVERT Mewlr4E.

Thcrc aroilttle Shoes Of big quality and big
shoO,.oi little quality. There arc Shoes which
II Is a pleasure 10. bny, pleasure to look
ut md pleasure to wcnr. That's one side Of
the lse. The other side Isn't quite 70 pleasant,
for there are shoes itsn mistake to buy, oxas.
pcrauon to look at and torture to wear he
good 10 your feet They're the weight carriers
and thCyr5 entitled to tho best your pocket.
book eau give them You are getting the bCS.
and you are not damaging your pockctbOok
very seriously when you purchase pair of our
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
CLOSING rR1crs OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Wednesday, Aug. 26--p. m.
The Stool: Exchange markets to-day reached
almost the hiqhcst degree Of activity enjoyed in
the current movement The revival was most
pronounced in railway bonds which suffered
smaller shrinkage in business comparatively, than
stocks when the disposition became general late
last week to call halt in the upward pace. But
the dealings in stocks to-day nevertheless reached
fair proportions, and commission houses felt the
growth in outside interest to a marked extent
The speculation suffered reaction under heavy
sales to realize profits assisted by the aggression
OF room bears From the highest points Of the
day, Rock Island, and Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy fell l-sa1 IA per cent; Lake Shore re-
ceded ! 3-s per cent and numerous shares lost
material fractions The opening had been strong
under the impulse Of London buying orders, and
it was not until afternoon that the lowest prices
were made There was no change in general con-
dtions and the only ammunition expended by those
who workd for decline was the fear OF damage
to the corn crop by possible frosts. it is well, In
connection with the present stage Of the crop
progress 10 remember that the last destructive
frost experienced at the West was about eight
years ago. When corn escapes the danger or
drouth, the peril OF cold-weather conditions does
not seriously alarm the persons who grow the
cereal.
The reaction in the market did not live long.
The last hour witnessed renewed upward Impulse
which carried a majority of the active
shares above last nights closing figures. The
few dycines recorded were trivial in extent.
Union Pacific was feature virtually independent
of the general list and il advanced more than, l
Per cent There was reason 70 ascrlpe the
rise to denials of any friction in the negotiations
to secure universal consent to the plan for eX-
tending the floating debt the short interest is prob
ably sufficient to Justify bull manipulation IN a
To those persons who are measuring the existing
speculation by the standards allowable when dis
trust and fear were prevalent the afternoons re
cession appears Inadequate The market itself
displayed renewed vigor at the close, indicative
of refreShment from the reaction, and afforded
evidence of the confidence still felt in the perma-
nence of the aroused speculative vitality.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were neglected at the Stock
Exchange. Final quotations were unchanged as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27

There were no sales of State bonds nor Of city
bank stocks.
decided revival Of activity, and the transactions
ran up above $2,20O,000 par value-a record
almost equal to the high day Of week t3s0 aso.
ton. but the trend OF values is upward. Read
ing first preference and second preference incomes
advanced Il per cent to & % IL ana 80 Syere Ere
active and irregular, ending shade better at
33l-s Wabash seconds gained the fraction at
81 l-2, while the debenture', series B, rose "A
per cent to AZ 3-4. Kansas and Texas as were
IL better at II 5-4, and the seconds advanced
IS per cent to AZ I-2. Canada Southern frsts
were up l-2 per cent at 105 Chicago and North
Reference is made TO our iuil report Of bond
sales.
rates are unchanged, but loans are made more
The Clearing House statement was os follows: i:
Exchanges, 800, 750,3s0; balances, -, l66, 9o3;
House $685. It's net gain Oh balance since
yesterday S239,737, made up by gain OF
$270,5s4 currency, less loss OF So,e21 coin iRe
payments, 81 7s4, ,306; resulting in n general bal
ancc OF $l44,0s3,s $780, consisting OF 81 ll4,sO6,2Sl
coin and $29,277,53s currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day 81 ,307 National bank notes for re-
demption -. c,o.,,o a., e.
ternal revenue receipts S1|I,flo, ana the hlScei-
To-days Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on bonI ard dcposits In bank compares with the
figure. Of the last previous statement as follows
Ne, ,,,, M ha,,oS *; p3o sfzs s27 Inc. Hl9,09l
Net silver h'd 2S,3O9l45 ~o'o-"'"'S NN' '-''''N
Net legal tenders =. ~. ,sS roc A o-o aoo
on hand ........ 1341O,ooo b''''''O' f"N' 'I-'-Io
Actual cash In the
Treasury vaults
over outstanding - a.. 49,. n, aao Inc al eIh I65
pssgs qtg3 Sg sYS Dee Ds 5s5
Net cash bal Also sioi S32 $40 Inc. s7c@loo
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27

Bid. Asked.
U.S.41as,ls9l. reg 1908 ...
& .S.4i2s, 1881, cou.lO01s 49,.
l. S.4s, 1907 reg. ..ll7lo 1lSia
U.S.4s. 1907 cou. 1lIl2 1882
/ .S.cur.Gs, 1885. ..109 80.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
nrD PROPOSALS MI be received AZ I'M!

- a'cn Of the Supervising Architect Treasury De.
narent wa,epg,91 r. g. mt 9gt'i oeloeA 2 m ,S o9
m,I,.,a. o. required for el'anng down and polnne ne
nhlI e.rt,ln stone wOtk 0! tire United Post
jCne a.. building. at BROORLYN. ~ y, 70 accord
onies rh the specification copies Of which may b. had
ance onec or the oihce oi the Superintendent, At
a. nt.d6sayn, 4. Y. Each bid must be accompanied BY a
Broo1a s1n not less than . Of tho
ceFtlhu of ororo.a Tho Department Will reject al BIDS
atonn aer the time herein stated for opening the same
fccelle. cOnplr strictly all require
also V ~ this Invitation Proposle must be lnclesy IN
nent " isened and uartCd, "PkOPOSAL for Cleaning
cn and Pointing Certain sionc WORK o. the Is
PoSs,oes te bpidlnI % ~ X;bl,seS s
adirTrasi ~. 1so,.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
flnanrlaI.
SAN ANTONIO & ARAASAS PASS
Reorganization.
NOTICE.


Holders Of Central TiUst Company Certificates for the
deposit OF Bonds under The Reorganization Agreement OF
March q 1901, are invited to subscribe or OR BEFORE
SEPT. L. 1891 at the Central Trust Company Of New
towards the cash requirements OF the committee ac'
codng 10 the terms OF the plan OF reorganization TO Wit
For each subscription CT $3.50 ne ybscri6r 10 become
entitled 10 recere under he reorganization drs mortgage
per cent bond IN the Of 81 oO0 carrying interest
from July 1, 1891.
$3.50 IN per cent nonud'ire Preferred Stock or esrtl'
feaes Of equitable tnisrest nereJor) and
$3.50 stock Tor Certificates Of equitable interest
hcrcfor.)
III ANY DEPOSITOR ONITs TO SUBSCRIBE
WITHIN SUCH PERIOD. HIS RIGHT TO SUD
SCRIBE ON SCCH TERMS SHALL TERMINATE.
The right OF depo,itors OF per and per cent first
mortgage bonds bsrbo TO he cash requirements Of the
Committee hereby continued until snch date may here
after fixed by the CCrnittee. provided however chat
upon any subscriptions made day OF September
1891 the subscriber shall be required pay In addition "a
the $3.50 accrued interest upon the 81 eco bond from July
unatered. ,.,.,1 , -, ,,o.u,
JOSEPH WHARTON,
HENRY BCDGE,
FREDERIC CROMWELL,
J. KENNEDY TOD,
ALFRED a. HEIDELBACH,
ERIC Z. SWENSON,
REORGANIZATION Committee.
@. S. ELLIS. Secretary, 81 Wall st.
New.York Aug. %. 1891
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
Proposals,
; R0P0SALS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES FOR

- ROPOSALS FOX NAEAL SGIPLiEo Oh Jd
L THE NAVY YARD, BOSTON, MASS.-August ~,
Isol sead proposals, indor.cd 'J,toposa.s for Naval
supplies the Navy Yard, Boston, Mass TO be opened
-pntenoer 3, lS9l' will received az the Bureau or
provisions and Clothing. Navy Departmcn Washngton
ID c. until u o'clock september y lS0 lhd DuD
cly opened mncdstely thereafter 70 furnish at ne Na
Yard. Boston, Mass, quantity Of supplies co,stlhg 3l
hr.hcs cement lime sand, tools, lamps, paints, hard
ware lumber. pipe pipe covering, metals, sperm oil &C.
Tho usual naval inspection. Bank proposals wlH be
furnished upon application to the CommaEdant Bos0h
The Navy Pay O1ice, Boston or D. the Bureau. Inc
attention OF manufacturers and dealers IS Invited TO
Sds all other things beng equal! decided BY lot The
OSparment reserves the rgt TO waive detects - re:ct
@ or all lids deemed advantGR Gus To tn Government
o''1 l. I.AS Acilno lnIcl OF
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
flnaurid! me.tiuss.

A SPECIAL MEETING of the certificate
held no nrOSaw2y Sew W Yo5k a. Z oelsk I NJ no1a
areaniS.on sot forth ia circular dated July %, 1891.
eI,y OF which has been mailed 10 all certificate holders
L. a COLE. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27

Foreign exchange again weakened undcr n nrce
sure OF bills for sale, sterling eSchon@e moI,nr a
concession OF Ia cent TO the c. We rrviee the
quotations for actual business RanIrcrsi hills
81 SO Ia and 81 IS l-4a$4 S5 l.2 for long and
short sterling respectively: French francs "a An
and j.2l IA rpichmarks. "a 5-s and oh rs
In London, British consos were I-s better at
q5 5-l6 FOR both money and the account The
Bank of England lost 81 IS. 900 bullion on balance
In the open market. money was n triiie higher
at l-2 per cent for daily balances, and 3-4aI T-s
per cent for discounts OF both co and 90 dav
bills Bar silver was quoted at As 81 Cd an ounce
India Council bills were allotted at a decline of
1-32d per rupee American railway shares were
active and strong at material advances. AZ Paris
French per cents were a shade lower nj oh 40.
after sales at 95.32 10. Exchange on London was
q shade frmer az 252S.
The following securities among others were sold \. tho
Real Estate Exchange and Auction Room Limited ~
Adrian II. Muller Son: -' -
10 shares Williamsburg City Fire Insurance Co., ESQ
each 3e5e.
shares Bcwery Fire Insurance Co, so5 each -5i,
Is shares Peter Cooper Fire Insurance Co. 500 each
200 shores Central r. H. and Banking Co. OF Georgia
SO ono MONTGOMERY. Tuscaloosa and MemphIs Railway
1st MORTGAGE per cent gold bonds due July 1929 s 600
SC 600 Knoxville watns WORKS per cent bonds due
July l. 1912 lhypothecatsO. $1,000 each 90l.
81 shares Eagle Fire Co. go each. 2l6.
1S shares Kings County Fire Insurance Co., $50 each
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
CTILFD PROPOSALS will be received a

nEiIED IhOIOSAL0 VIII be received az the
nr,c1 OF superintendent Of Repairs. U s. Public Build
- Scw.Y YORK city, and opened at p. m. on thr 3lst
lt 81 August 1891. for al labor and material irqulrd
,' rir wharf on east side q The Barge Ohre slip IN
aid cltr ~ accofaahco Win p,ahs ana -nechcaucn,
In,Ir1ct in which they will complete hN work with
d,~ n excess OF the number so stated. Each bid must
be- accomlani,d wltn eefnel ehfek iof roy $ tnai
Isupsr o, the United States and subject 10 FORT ,urc
~ 80 al default The right to raiect any all bids Is
~ nryed Specification nay be seen and any Information
rffs,s,IInod on appcaton TO JOHN W. MARSHALL,
rn teudcnt Of Repairs.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS.
MUNICIPAL BONDS FOR SALE.

PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS
MUNICIPAL BONDS FOR SALE.
rocation Character. Akount
betrot betnoiS Mlc4 Council |, beng pestooed T.
SIr;' city for Sr'' woodwOrd-ave. improve. .,oooo
Fort worth 9monSs aS of 0o'u, 'ro ~ ~ $4,000
bills pay9a5i,si ou,Stindiag6I istt a6I 55S H. a.
Total 81 .Gi SIS cs Population,
80, ,725 eleven banks four railroads. % ooo
Have been authorized.
ADVANCE BOND INTELLIGENCE.
Scranton, Penn. Common Council is considering
resolution to extend time for collec-
Portland no55 ogsri september ao 100000
As pTyiou;gy :gn, rSSGSgGtd, SGpSG. !. rss'n'y Sc,
Portland Water and Electric Light
piT cert bonds at at par; EG;n%n end 81 AiGns Lima
SSisS;seE E'2 n52: iDS'Gs1 DS 5sSs fSP'i"y i5S Ssa
omahs, Neb, di,0 bridge rtlqnding bond, recently
accrued Interest to date Of dis
MINNEAPOLIS MINI improvement. to amount OF 100000
scooSo s9S OS" Of aSaiaGe fund. E'G to py
for SAM? Common 6.aIIin o0uacisI CO 6,sr. Is nos en
iSiS. fniSa III ''''''-'"' ''' ''1''' '
PROPOSED NEW BANKS
Nashville. Tenn 10, movement TsTc9 !, Is aoaiaO @aSHs by
s% 0f91s .9 aad uf ,SS gss Ecca 100000
0Ts.i5aSs OTssStsa by Aaron 'nel nef'nleu. $4,000
Chicago i C6eescbofo PRESIDENT 100000
San Francisco Cal, Herman and Louis wcster-
3 sd ss9inrs .GG Ssf bank propose 10 c:.aD 100000
Shares 800 each Of which
over afy VIII be issued to any
Chicago, 1i, Eef'I~i Ioan and Guarantee Company.
5sqeI be@n IautaOriSci b. sp3ts XudItor 200 900
NEW CORPORATIONS SEEKING CAPITAL
Location. Tlth Capital
on dI'nk LaE5 4 nY''u.'' u ooO 900
Chicago, Ill, Chicago Cold storage Tr1nsporia-
lion Company Villa William Isr1sS;. Er3se;.
P5Ts'de' IaTs ~ oitf''e f'rs''''' 10000
SI@.IsSay; SS%GssGy; i'u',e ulns 1000 900
r. i3tc r. ssPfdan rPsEn'c County Ssa'nt 10 M 400 900
Astoria Ore, PacGc aud Eastqrn Railroad
Company, Trnk j. Tsylor, pr,sIl:,
| to Salt Lake City, Utah aud from
Astoria to Portland and South . 80. -.
through Willamette Valley. 100000
Boise CITY, Ida Je3nGt,S IIp9s 1Gto@p'9To
| mine and smct ore......-............. 6OOOOO
PROPOSED NEW ELECTRIC RAILWAYS.
| Oakland, Cal Oakland Consolidated street
| l,alroad Company, has applied fof
franchise for electric road
| RoyaIton Il " city has been asked 10 take oo
iS0iH N new electric r1ilroad eight miles
wmlAmsvllIS. iSae' n. 70 70 RO6er. F. rnr,m..
- president proposes 10 construeI
Electric railroad four and q hall
miles long, 10 connect town with
Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27

BID. Asked.
U.S.cur.6s, 1896. ..luA ..-.
Z eur. .Os, lS97...1l4 go.
Y .S.csr.Gs, 1895. .1l6 80.
I .S.cnr. .0s, 1893. ll9 ..--
DIS. Col .3.O5, ,loZi.1ll So.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
GALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED srocK AND Pc.
TRoLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
STOCKS.
Names.

Opcn. High. Low. Clos Shares
Names. ING. est. est. inp. sold.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
Gaulnas Banks,
DIVIDEND Notices

PANN or NEW-NOkk. -.
NEW.YOKK, August p, lS9l'
nv HE COUPONS Of the First Mortgage Bonds
4 OF this Company, due september 1st, lcJi, wll oc
ald az this Once aad after Tuesday, september lst
i'''' J. r. SKEHAN, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27

COUTH NORWALK.-SteamerC City OF Albany
- Deekran-st. 80 d. saturday p. SunaAs
40 n nj. East sisssk 20 minutes asss.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-27

n ROPOSALS FOR WASITUBS, TERRA
/ GOTTA, &C, FOR THE LEAGUE ISLAND NAVY
YARD August %, 1s9l-Scaed proposals. Adorsed Pro
aais for Washtubs, Terra Gotta &c, for the League
9and Nayy Yard to be opened September g. 1891 " vii
he received the bureau Of Provisions and Clothing,
T,,v Department Washington, D. c.. until 10 O'Clock
nooa Sepcmbgr 8 1891 and publicly PgGne1 nmgiascly
Nc-oftcr furnish at the Navy Yard League Island,
G"onti,v ci terra cOttO, washtub. vashsand- pumps,
IIa@r.ciosets paints, stationery blue paper &c. tie
.ics r,dt conform the Navy standard and pass the
ns1ei naval Inspection. Blank proposals VIII be nished
ton to the COmmahdan League Island, the
XaVr fay ONCE Philadclphia Or % tn? Bureau; The
attention OF manuiac t9ers ana dealers Invited lie
rsneut reserves the right 10 waive defects to
reject or all BIDS not deemed advantageous 20 me
Government roe r,e,rp ...,.- c,,., , ,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-11-11
DISCIPLES OF BILL SYKES.
They Attempt to Blow Open Safe in Peter
Scherer's Office.
{ Splendid Prospects for Building in New
Ulm During the Coming Year.
Sheriff Schmek Arrests Stranger on tht
Suspicion that he is Murderer.

Burglars are beginning to get in theil
work in New Ulm. On Friday night
they entered the Office of Peter Scher-
er's lumber yards, and proceeded with
an effort to blow open the safe. The
knob was first broken of, powder was
then put into use and fire applied. The
safe did not open, however, and, afraid
for themselves, the burglars quit with
one attempt. Next morning the safe was
opened without much trouble by Mr..
Kobarsch. This makes the fourth at
tempt to crack this safe.
Friday night in st. Paul German
gill. named Annie Bree was murdered.
The deed was done by her rejected low
er Ernst Schroeder, who fred a shot
through the kitchen window and then
escaped. The papers gave a short de-
scrlrtion of the murderer, stating
among other things that he had but one
arm, and Sunday morning stranger
was noticed in this city who correspond
ed closely to the description given.
Sheriff Schmelz accordingly arrested
him and kept him IN the county Jail
until he could hear from St. Paul. The
authorities there, however, refused to
answer his telegram, and Monday morn
ing 1t became known that the real mur-
derer had committed suicide. The pris-
oner here was released. He gave the
name of Frank Howard and refused to
answer questions that were put to him.
Among the articles found on his person
was bunch of skeleton keys. .. +. -.
Building prospects in this city for 1892
are unusually bright. Louis Beunger
has made up his mind to erect three
story building on 25 feet of his present
location and sufficient encouragement
and public-spirited pride may yet in
duce him to change his mind and erect
a fine structure covering the entire cor.
ner. Crone Bros. will remodel their
three-storY business houses with COM
plete new fronts, and Jos. .Schnoberich
talks some OF covering his vacant cor
ner lots with large three-story brick
hotel. It is also limited that some of the
wealthy men of town are desirous of
putting up q structure as monument
to themselves, that will surpass any
thing in the city, and it is. certainly to
be hoped that they will carry out their
present good intentions. The Eagle
Mill Co. will improve their already
magnificent plant with a larger Office,
two new bridges will be built by the
city, the New Ulm Creamery Co. will
build a large and costly refrigerator and
any number of residences are already
contracted for. Of a surety. New Ulm
is experiencing splendid growth.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-11-11
IT WILL BE LIND OR TURRELL.
So Says Capt. Dunnington of Redwood
Fails. .@.. =..E

Capt. William P. Huntington, the
well-known Redwood Falls politician,
was in St. Paul last week and was inter-
viewed on politics in the Second dis
trict and throughout Minnesota in gen.
eral:
Senator G. X. Davis will be re-elect-
ed without a questions" said the cap
tain. s'The people of Redwood county
are anxious to see him returned, and I
believe that the mass of the people, re-
gardless of party affiliations, are of the
same opinion. They are with Senator
Davis because he has accomplished more
for this state than any Minnesota sena-
tor since the state was organized, am
not in favor of the Republican state
convention formally placing him in
nomination, because he is the peoples
man, and great many legislators that
are now in favor of him might be led to
oppose him in case he was nominated
in that convention.
.'Who will be the Republican .candi-
date for congress in the Second district
next year3 Well, great many Repub-
licans are OF the opinion that Congress
man Lind will yet be the candidate Of
our party. He has stated that he does
not wish to be returned, but we are led
to believe that if the nomination is
rendered to him unanimously he will
accept. He Is more capable Of serving
his district than any of the proposed
candidates, as he has already served
two terms and has shown himself to be
not only an able Repu ublican, but one OF
the leaders of That party in congress. In
case Lind will not accept the nomina-
ton, our county and adjoining ones will
be in favor Of nominating Hon. o. B.
Turren. who IS great fayorite ID Red.
wood county Whether he will accept
lis question. 8