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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-11-18
FLYERS OF THE TURF.
By The United Press.
AT CUTIE ENBCRG.

GUrTENBURG, n. Y. Nov. II.
First race, : mile: Glenmound first,
Marty b. second, Roknay third;
time l:05.
Second race, ! mile: Miss Relle
first, Dalsyrian second, King Hazen
third; time 1919.
Third race, ! mile: My Fellow
first, Banquet second, Lepanta third;
time 2:lO.
Fourth race, 5 mile: EARLY Bios
som first, Tormentor second, Bus
teed third; time 1:034.
Fifth race, 81 furlongs: Bitten
first, Rover second, Sampert third;
time l:lla.
Sixth race, g. furlongs: Little
Fred first, Apollo second, Vile
Marie third; time 1926.
! AT GLOUCESTER.
GLOUCESTER, N. j Nov. II.
FIRST race, l mile: Birthday first.
Jersey Pat second, John Jay S.
third, time 1:54a.
Second race, ! mile: Lillian first
Contessa (colt) second, Comforter
third, time 1928.
Third race, a furlongs. Atlas
first, Maid of Richmond second
Maggie A. third, time 100.
Fourth race, 6 furlongs: S:que
first, Houri second, Climax third
time 1879.
Fifth race, ! mile: Rafter first
Salvini second, Ratalpa third, tim
1886.
+ Sixth race. A. furlongs: Coriola
nus first, Bootjack second, Glover
dale third, time 1-O05.
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NATIONAL ALLIANCEMEN.
They Meet in Ben Harrison's Home
To-Day.
DIR tho IruifaJ proSy

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. II.
Five hundr, d delegates, all told, are
in attendance at the opening session
of the National Alliance at Tom
linson Hall. Secretary Tillman, of
the Alliance Council, began an open
war on the Peoples party last night
and continued It to-day. He
responded to Mayor Sullivan's 5
welcome and endeavored to outline
the policy of the convention. He
said he was not here in the interest
Of any third party nor to promote
the fortunes Of any political aspir-
ant. He called attention to the
billion dollar congress which expen.
ded an amount equal 10 $50 a day
since the birth OF Christ and sale
the tariff must come down to rea
sonable basis of taxation anC
aeckless expenditure must stop OF
they will change the personnel o
every Congress. Two sets of thre'
initial letters, t and G, compos,
tie unwritten oath of the AL
lance transportation tariff, trust
crush, change and control, and the,
must crush the trust by a change il
the tariff and control of transporta
ton.
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AFFAIRS IN 1UR-
BULENT BRAZIL.
All Brazilian News is
Strictly Reliable.
THE UNITED PRESS
Correspondent GiveS Things as He
Sees Them in the Land There
Fonseca Rules.
b. Ia !e.

LONDON, Nov. IL. In spite Of
the announcement sent out officially
in the interest of the dictator, Mar
shall Da Fonseca, yesterday to the
effect that the second anniversary
of the proclamation of the republic
of Brazil was celebrated at Rio JAN
eric with "military review and
fetes in honor of the OCCASION" the
United Press correspondent in this
city is in position TO state that this
is to all intents and purposes notl-
ing more than "blnd" Rio Jan
eric when that "oilicial" announces
ment was made in a
most vigorous state of siege and the
review and fetes consisted Of little
more than parade of garrison.
Code messages received here to-
day by the Commercial cable COM
pany from Brazil report that all
press messages have been stopped
by order of the dictator
In addition the Postal service
throughout Brazil has been sus-
pended and the utmost confusion
and alarm prevails in business and
other quarters. All denials TO the
contrary and all statements as to
the trouble in Rio Grande do Sui
being simply of local character"
| being taken into consideration
do not alter the fact that messages
received from Brazil this morning
, state in most distinct words that
the Congressional troops from the
> revolted province of Rio Grande do
Sui are already SO far organized and
so full of enthusiasm that their com.
manders are now leading them to
the front with the intention of at
! tacking the dictator's forces instead
of waiting to be attacked by the lat
ter. This movement on the part ol
the nationalists has been a complete
surprise to the dictator and will
! cause a considerable change in his
plan of operations.
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Meeting of Epworth League.
Bv United Press.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Nov. II.
The third delegate convention of
the Sth general conference of the
district Epworth League met here
to day in the First NJ. E. Church,
North, in this city. Tonight the
eloquent colored orator Rev. @. n.
Grandson, president of the Green's
boro colored college, delivered an
address on "Young People and the
ChUrch's Future" Tomorrow
morning the session proper of the
conference will begin. Baltimore,
Wilmington, Holstoin, South Caro-
lima, Washington, st. Johns, Red
River, North Carolina, Savannah,
Blue Ride, Central Tennessee, Flor
ida and Georgia conferences will be
represented.
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Executive Department News.

The Governor yesterday COM
muted to Imprisonment for life in
the penitontiary the death sentence
IF George Dudley, colored, who was
to have been hanged at Greenville,
Pitt county, December 4. Very
earnest appeals for the communication
were made. Dudley was convicted
of the murder Of Redmond Blow,
also colored.
DR.. James 4. Hodges, of Fayette-
Vile, was commissioned assistant
surgeon general n. c. S. g., vice
DR. Baker, of Tarboro, resigned. DIR
Hodges has long been surgeon o
the Second regiment.
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AN IMMIGRATION SENSATION.
A Special Immigration Commissioner
Raises a Row.
B. United PIeSs.

b Uhlted Press.
New YORK, Nov. II. A sensa-
ton that threatens to be far more
than a nine days wonder occurred
at the Barge office yesterday. 1t
came as the elimination of a de'ec-
tive trip Of special immigration
commissioner II. J. Schulteis, and
in the shape of the broadest
charge of grossest immortality that
ever was levelled at immigrants
to this country. 1t attacked 1l6
of them and implicated some of the
crew of the steamship Servia.
Schulters, it appears. disguised him
self as an immigrant and took pas
sage on the Servia to this country
in the steerage. When the vessel
arrived yesterday he made known
his identity to Superintendent
Weber and demanded that 116
of the immigrants be detained,
charging them with immortality and
and with being assisted paupers.
Col. Weber asked that the commits
sioner make specific charges of
immortality agains: any one of the
immigrants and he would at
once investigate the case
Mr.. Schulters then made
formal charges of immortality
against Ingoberg Peterson, II
year old Swedish girl. He mention
ed some of the crew Of the Servia a
having been her accomplices in vice
The girl denied the charge will
great vehemence, made affidavits a
to her innocence, and requested al
examination by a physician. Col
Weber promptly released her a
well as the other immigrants on tn
Mr.. Schulter's failure to prove an,
Of the charges. The Peterson gir
has been advised to bring an actio
for criminal SANDER against tn
commissioner.
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All Methodists Ought to Take 1t.

During the session of the y. G..
Conference of the Nj. +. Church,
South, which will be held in Green
vile, beginning on the 25th of No
vember, the Eastern Reflector will
publish daily edition, giving full
proceedings Of body. The Daily
Reflector will be l6-column paper,
large enough to contain all the pro-
ceedings. and will be furnished to
subscribers through the whole ses-
sion of the Conference for the small
sum of % cents.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-11-18

Monroe station, J G Rowe.
: Monroe circuit, j G. Postell.
Wadesboro station, f L Town
send.
Wadesboro clrcnit, r L n Ste
phenson,
Ansonville circuit, G w Hardi-
son.
Lilesville circuit, nj V Sheriff..
Rocky River Mission, W S C
Cherry.
SALISBURY DISTRICT.
) } Rem, Presiding Elder.
Salisbury station. W H Leith.
Chestnut Hill Mission, Sup. (by
a L Coburn.)
Salisbury circuit, r F Bryant.
Woodleat circuit, w L Dawson
Mocksville circuit, j S Nelson,
W G. Wilson.
Farmington circuit, l. E Stacey
Concord, Central Church, Ii W
Bays.
Concord, Forest Hill, II nj Blair
Concord circuit, l. M Brewer.
Mt. Pleasant circuit, L Il Salyer
Albemarle circuit, r NJ Taylor
Norwood circuit, Z Paris.
Salem circuit, w Y Hunnicutt
Mt Zion station, III A Smith.
Enochville, J D Buie.
Gold Hill circuit, Z Rush.
TRANsFERs.--M j Hunt. w
Norman, j " Lowder and J ]
Finlayson were transferred to n
Z. Conference; J t Bagwell t
Arkansas Conference; q W Jackso
to Holston Conference; and NJ
Liggan to Columbia Conference.
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Internal Revenue News.

The reports for the month are
rapidly coming in. They show that
in this district there are GO plug to-
bacco, IA cigar and 3 cigarette fac
tories. One of the latter, that Of
the Dukes, at Durham, is the lar
gest in the world. 1t is now un-
lawful for the revenue authorities
to give to the public the product of
any one factory.
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IlSH FIRE-BATERs.
f.4' 1dltora Want to Make
tfSetS Of Each Other

pa Editors Want to Make
1. E'set' e.. Of Each Other.
T Toe United Press.
Is,IL1r' Fla, Nov l..
Fs'' to have been FOUGHT 70. :
In [TqIy'Iyf y 4 Springs near here,
IT, SEWER, editor of the
|, 'J5iy'p"; e5;;,. n; !, and Benjamin
I Of or'.o' Of the Hero1d, and
! Ch;.A CI ;s1,mayor Garter Har- lar.
(on11;,,g:o ~1h1eago. TIE Telegram, a,
[pd pddIl,shiog III a colored soc;et~ yi e"'
|. Th" T%harT'son IT ridiculed it iyy
= On IT. s'sgram reiterated
uarrlson u as a coward
| A war"ar. m"Frlson challenged
y Fatba,. %,l' NJ was sworn GU,
NJ prina;. Aenney for the ar
Fl 1,ra; and put under r's sl,oo' ,'e'
! nn., ,a'FI'0n n: still insists 'Yb, h,
rscte, ra,! ,as diS.both are s1nasl men q, o
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-11-18
WESTERN n, {,
NJ. T. CONFERENCE,
Where the Preachers are
Stationed Next Year.
4 SUCCESSFUL SESSION.
Tie Pre0chers Go to Their Homes
WlM Reuewed Jagor For the
Work, Where 7Hey are Sent.


AsHEvlLLE, n. c., Nov. II. /
The session of the w. n. C. Con-
trence just closed has been remark
ably pleasant and successful, and !
he preachers go back to their work
with renewed vigor. The follow
iEg is a list of the charges with the
names Of those who will serve
them:
GREENSBORO DISTRICT.
j r Brooks, Presiding Elder.
Greensboro, Market St, ) II Hill
lard
Centenary, s Pool.
Greensboro circuit, J A Bowles.
Reidsville station, " r Ware.
Ruffin circuit, n r Richardson.
Wentworth circuit, ". T. Wom-
bic.
Summerfeld circuit, :! + Craven.
jamestown circuit, J I Crocker.
Pleasant Garden circuit, T W S
Parker; NJ G Field, sup.
High Point station, } W Jones.
Randleman station, G. n Gala
han; } d Carpenter, sup.
Asheboro station, Parker Holmes.
hameeur circuit, J E Woosley.
Randolph circuit, W NJ Bagby, j
F Heitman, l F Keerans, sup.
Uwharrie circuit, r S Aberne-
thy.
Uwharrie Mission, W Fl Nelson.
Trinity College, j F Crowell,
Pres; l. w Crawford, professor.
WINSTON DISTRICT.
p. j. Carraway, Presiding Elder.
Winston, Centenary, S B Tur-
rertine.
Burkhead and East Winston
Chapel, Ira Erwin.
Forsyth circuit, A J Burns.
Kernersville circuit, E J Poe.
Madison circuit, A F Wiley.
Danbury circuit, J G Mock.
Stokes circuit, I Fl Pegram
II Helsabeck, sup.
Thomasville station, r G Bar
rett.
Zion and Prospect circuit, " \
Curtis.
Lexington station, T A Boone
Davidson circuit, w NJ Boyles
North Yadkin circuit, E G Pu
sey.
South Yadkin circuit, supple
(by n G WhittingtonD.
MT. AIRY DISTRICT.
r Nj Hoyle, Presiding Elder.
Mt Airy station, J E Gay.
Mt Airy circuit, H L Atkins.
Dobson circuit, w H Perry.
@Elkin and Jonesville, J G Har
sell
Wilkes circuit, A f Wiley, E
= Eudaily, sup.
II Reddie's River Mission, to |
supplied.
Sparta circuit, J NJ Rice.
l' jefferson circuit, L E Weaver.
= Watauga circuit, M II Vestal.
+ Creston circuit, T F Gibson.
s. Boone circuit, p f Parker.
w 4 Wilson, Missionary to }
= pan.
" sTATEsvILLE DISTRICT.
; ] r Scroggs, Presiding Elder.
. Statesville station, J II Page.
Statesville circuit, R S Web
j Wilson.
= Iredell circuit, M D Giles.
Mooresville circuit, F II " oe
~ Catawba circuit, J M Downu
Newton circuit, G w lvey.
Alexander circuit, j I Slower.
Hickory and Lenoir station, Z
Little.
10 Lenoir circuit, H II Jordan.
9. Caldwell circuit, j j Brooks.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-11-18

My wife cured of malaria by Sim
mons Liver Regulator. n.
Thompson, pastor NJ. Z. Church,
Leigh, Neb.
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Raleigh, N. C., Wednesday Morning November 49, 1901
Connolly Springs circuit, W L

Connolly Springs circuit. WI
Sheriff..
Morganton station, T P Bonner.
Morganton circuit, j NJ Lumley.
Table Rock circuit, A r Surratt.
Marion station, G M Gentry.
Mcdowell circuit, j II Totten.
ASHEVILLE DISTRICT.
} Fl Weaver, Presiding Elder.
Aslevil(e, Central c,lurcn, c. W
Byrd; } 5 Burnett, sup.
Asheville, North Asheville, r D
Sheriff..
AsbeviIle, Riverside, C Troy.
: Bethel and BiltmOre,
E L Sta,ney.
Weayerville Ct, T E Wagg, j j t
Gray.
Sulphur Springs circuit, j H
Moore.
Swannanoa, H T Hoover.
lvey circuit, F Myers.
Leicester circuit, P L Terrill,
] p Reynolds, sup.
Cane Greek circuit, W Nj Bor
ing.
Hendersonville station, . Atkins.
Mills River circuit, | A Clark.
Brevard circuit, sup. (by IL H
Penlaad.)
Hot Springs circuit, Z W Mans
field.
BurnesvilIe circuit, J A Shronce,
and one to be sup. Coy D R
ProfIisk.)
BakersviIle station, J " Bow
man
Elk Park and Toe River cir
cult, / d Gillespie, one to be sup.
Sp'Sne Greek Mission, sup. (by
] G Logan.(
Old Fort circuit, J Ii Vest.
j d Arnold, Professor in Ashe-
vile Female College.
FRANKLIN DISTRICT.
" Z, Barnett, Presiding Elder.
Franklin station, D H Conan.
Franklin circuit, A w Jacobs.
Macon circuit, w G Malone.
Waynesville station, P L Groome
Pigeon River circuit, w B '.yda
Haywood circuit, D + Carver, j
A Lorg.
North Haywood circuit, supply
Coy 4 CordelD.
Webster circuit, w P McGee.
Hamburg Mission, G w Curtis
Bryson City station, T F Mari
Bryson City circuit, R B Shell
Hayesville circuit, l. I Cordel]
G Murphy station, j 0 Shelley.
Andrews circuit, T B McCurdy
Hiawassee Mission. to be supplied
Robbinsville Mission, J A Wis
v gins.
- Hayesville College, H P Bailey
. Pres.
9 SHELBY DISTRICT.
u T W Guthrie, Presiding Elder
Shelby station, j Ed Thompson
ID Shelby circuit, FL T Hudson.
Kings Mountain circuit, w
Hales, one to be supplied (by l.
Mann
Gastonia, c NJ Campbell.
McAdensville circuit, j B Tabo
Stanley Greek circuit, l.
- Falls.
~ Mt. Holly circuit, 7 L Triplet
Mt. Island station, t j Roger
Rock Spring circuit, Z S Ellin
ho ton.
Lincolnton circuit, ]. F Austi
East Lincoln circuit, J " Cleg
South Fork circuit, NJ L Steel
Fallston circuit, D P Tate.
Double Shals circuit, S S Gasqu
Forest City circuit, B A York.
r. Henrietta circuit, A 6 CAN'T.
Rutherford circuit, NJ IL Hoy
Polk circuit, r w Pickens, al
one to be supplied by J A Belk.
CHARLOTTE DISTRICT
DO, A ? Tyer, Presiding Elder.
Charlotte. TrvOn street. "
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-11-18

Half car load bananas fust re-
ceiyed at A. DUGHI's.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-11-18

Fine California pears at A.
Dughi's.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-11-18
Palo Altos Fast Time.

By the United Prsss.
STOCKTON, Cal, Nov. Il. Palo
Alto today trotted a mile in 2.O8a
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Florida oranges 25cts. dozen at
A. Dughi's.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-11-18
F1EN By
| A MAD DOG
lsrson Was At
/ by a Rabid
| Dog.
EOy 30 fES.
i, l,, Cour9lescing;
at,c i, Slor1y; Mr..
o's Jsc0cery'
! state Chronicle.

bis DiSc'eS'y'
ko State Chronicle.
X. C., Nov. Il. Mrs
Eson, Of Black Creek
Etan by a mad dog Fri,
| They are poor and
|sas here yesterday So
icy to enable his wife to
ltnent at the Pasteur
/ New York. He was
Bad Size left yesterday
brk. The dog bit sev-
|snl much stock before
bros SLOW
! coming ii very slowly.
crop is gathered, but
\ holding for higher
Arm RECOVERING.
II. McArn, who has
lunlice, is getting well
srjay for a visit 70 rela.
urinOurg.
RGE ATTENDANCE.
( now ?vCPupils attend
lson white graded school
CSTY INSTITUTE.
ber's Institute for tn,
ting conducted here thi
Alderman. Mucl
manifested.
pDACC0 BREAKS.
hks on the tobacco marke
|And prices hold up wei.
seltlug to be a larg
|cuLIAR DISCOVERY.
t. Exum, a prominer
fner Of Stantonsbur,
NIns on his farm a variet
cotton somewhat resem'
KIND originated in Sou,
tie has no idea whe.
came from, but it civ
'p0F'unl'y 70 cultivate tn
: winch SO much is clai,
, cotton at the prese
!. Is more money in t
IN the lint. There m.
great come out of this.
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AsHEvlLLE, n. c., Nov. II.
The session of the w. n. c. Con
ference just closed has been remark
ably pleasant and successful, and
the preachers 90 back to their work
with renewed vigor. The follow
iEg is list of the charges with the
names Of those who will serve
them
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-11-18
rroS slow

coming ii very slowly.
coo Is gathered, but
/ holding for higher
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-06
THE PEST HOUSE BILL

Comes up Again in tho Committee on
Henlth-BiIls Ordered Pald.
AT the meeting Of the committee on
health yesterday evening the old bill OF
Wilson & Chapman for building the
pest house, came up again for the fourth
or fifth time. This bill has been refer
red from one committee to another and
referred again, but whcnit showed itself
last night, it was quickly nailed, and re-
ferred back to Council with a recon-
mendation to have the amount, 1851 10,
paid out OF the city's contingent fund.
As Council ordered the pest house built,
il would seem no more than right for
Council topay the bill, and not saddle the
amount on tho health committees fund,
particularly as that fund, after deduct
ing salaries for the year and bills for
1872 81, which were ordered paid last
night. has only about S55l to its credit.
The bills for the new crematOry build.
ing, aggregating $3.50 6S, were referred
to Council, with a request TO have the
amount paid out Of the City's contin-
gent fund. Cox 4 Morrison's bill for
repairs to the stack and furnace OF the
crematory was ordered TO be paid as
soon as Superintendent Dunn is salts
fled that the work has been properly
done.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-06

Tho Sawyer Mann Electrical compa-
ny yesterday brought suit by their ut
torneys, 3fessrs. White and Allen,
against James johnson, to recover dam
ages in the sum OF $1,000. At least that
is the way the case is booked In the of
fee Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court,
but when Mr.. Allen was asked about
the suit he said the plaintiff was the
Masonic Temple Association of Wheel
ing. Mr.. johnson is the contractor on
the new st. James church, oil Chapline
street, aud the snit is to recover for
damages alleged to have been done to
property adjoining on the south, owned
by the plaintiff.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-06
president TuRNER I'M TowN.
Ho Comes up from IoundsvIlle-Prospec
for tha University.

Hc Comes up from OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
for tho. University.
President L. NJ. Turner, of the State
University, arrived in the city last even
ing from Moundsville, where he adj
dressed the teachers institute yesterday.
He will go down again this evening to
hear Rev. DR.. MoGat's address. An IN
TELLloEScER reporter met DR.. Turner
last evening and asked him about the
outlook for the next year at the univer-
sity:
good, said he. %rhere seems to be an
unusual number Of inquiries for cata-
logues and other information.
"The Executive Committee has taken
steps toward the opening of the me-
chanical department by appointing o
thoroughly qualified man for the head
of the manual training and mechanical
department, Mr.. +. L. Emory, a gradu-
ate OF Worcester Polytechnic Institute.
They have also appointed Mr.. ]. I. At
kesOn, of Putnam county, as Professor
OF Agriculture. He will begin the work
Of instruction at the opening of the fall
term. The mechanical building will be
put under construction US soon rs Mr..
Emory can furnish tho committee with
the necessary data Us to size, location,
etc. 1t is also expected to procure
plans for the new scientific building MS
soon as possible, SO that the building
may be put under contract.
altogether, look for prosperous
year, and hope we shall get our build
ings completed SO that blythe fall Of '92,
we may be able to fully utilize the fund
accruing under the new Morrill, act for
the further endowment OF agricultural
colleges"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-06

G. W. McCombs, OF Shetrard, W. Va,
yesterday left ut the INTEILIoENcEH
Office sample Of beautiful red apples,
of tree on which about fifteen bush
els grew. One OF them was freak.
While all but that one were especially
even in size and shape and peculiarly
round, this one was perfectly pear
shaped. 1t was deep red, had ordinary
apple seeds and flavor, but was rs like
abel pear otherwise as if 1t had been
cast in mold.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-06

There were six cases in the police
court Yesterday, William Henderson,
a Stenbenville blacksmith, arrested by
Lukins, got 81 and costs for drunken
ness. +. Huxhurst, run in by Gaus
for disorderly conduct, and William
Allen, who was fighting with him, each
paid So and costs. Mrs. Johnson, q
plain drunk, got five days in Jail in lieu
OF S. and costs. Charles Bolden, for
disotderly conduct, paid g and costs,
and his wife Theresa 50 and costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-06

City Clerk Thoner has had dollar
bill in an envelope lying on his desk for
several days, wondering whatto do with
It. It arrived by mail, addressed sim
ply, "City Building, City" Inside was
nothing but blank piece of paper and
the bill. 1t is probably contribution
to the conscience fund.-" but no clue
to the purpose of the sender can be OBJ
tained from tho envelope. The writing
seems to be disguised.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-06

The body Of Charley Prayer, who was
drowned on Tuesday, had not been re-
covered up to a late hour last night. a
party Of friends Of the family, headed
BY the boys uncles, will go down the
river in skifr ten or twelve miles this
morning to see if anything can be
heard Of the body.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-06

W. G. Pickett was arraigned before
Squire George Arkle last evening on the
charge OF enbezzling money from NELL
& Ellingham. In the hearing Of the
case several now points were raised, and
the justice announced that he would
take tho case under advisement and an
nounce his decision next Monday at 2
n IN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-06
Cow,r Good Tasto.

Yesterday afternoon drove Of cattle
WIS coming down Market street when
ono Of them noticed Laupp's flower
store, in the Opera House block, and
made a break for the door. All efforts
to head off the animal were in vain. 1t
went in, inspected tho stock, tried to
nip ameal off roses and lilies, made for
Its reflection in mirror TO have fight,
and was gotten out after good deal OF
trouble without doing serious damage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-06

Mr.. ]. D. McFadden, formerly we'll
known contractor OF Wheeling, lately
in the same business in Omaha, Neb.,
arrived in the city yesterday, having
come back to make his home here once
more. He has already been offered and
accepted the position of general mana
ger Of the Klieyes-Kraft company's
planning mill and contract work.