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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-08
The Grip In Spain.

MADRID, Jan. 7.-At Arming, rumors
have been circulated concerning the
health of tho king. 1t was stated that
he had been attacked by grip, but it
has been learned that no is only suffer
ing from cold. No anxiety is felt as 10
his condition.
Valencia is suffering badly from influ-
enza and many OF the inhabitants arc
prostrated with tho disease.
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A jus. 1,ebukc administered,
snctol Dispatch to the la.tuigcaoer.

sNcTdI VIsIFl7cI 70 NC IH'tIytHcd. =
ELETNs, W. Va, Jan. AT the town
election to-day Imry Hunt was elected
mayor over John O'Kanc by a large
majority. O'Kanc is the man who
achieved some cheap notoricty by chal-
lenging Secretary OF War Elkins's vote
at the election of 1890 and the people
took this occasion to administer re-
bukc 10 him for his impudcnce.
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LOTTERY OFFICIALS
Indicted in This State Appear aud a ction
L. Susnnuilnl In IL nIxsterlnns IYnr

Indicted in This Stato Appear aud 4 ction
is Suspended In IL Mysterious Way.
New ORLEANS, La, Jan. President
Paul Conrad and Secretary J. p. Horner
and number OF employees of the lot
tory company appeared before Commits
sicncr Wright to-day TO answer an in.
allotment from Martinsburs, w. Va,
charging them with having violated the
anti-lottery postal law, but the case was
indefinitely continued. The explana-
ton comes from the district attorney
that he grants the motion 10 continue
because tho proceedings had been or.
dcred to'bc suspended. He declined to
state why and by whose authority such
suspension was made.
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PROCEEDINGS or CONGRESS.
| Dull Day In tho liousc-Sonator 1Iiil
.'s# Sworn lii I'm the Sennte.

. ID =. ~
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 7.-Com.
paratively lew members OF the house
listened to the opening prayer this
morning. After the approval OF tho
Journal and the appropriate reference
OF various executive communications,
on motion OF Mr.. Springer, OF ILL.,, 1t
was ordered that when the house nd.
journed today IT be to mcot on Monday
next. '
Mr.. Richardson, OF Tennessee, chair
man OF tho committee on printing,
offered d concurrent resolu ton author.
izing that committee to examine into
the index OF tho Record OF tho present
session and to take steps to remedy tho
defects. Tho resolution was agreed to.
The following bills were introduced
and referred.
BY Mr.. Hermann, OF Oregon, granting
pensions TO Indian war soldiers. 4
BY Mr.. Dazcll, OF Pennsylvania, for a
survey OF ship canal 10 connect Lake
Eric and the Ohio river.
BY Mr.. Bingham, TO reduce the post
age OH fourth class matter. tt
BY Mr.. Brosius, OF Pennsylvania, an
anti.option bill, also II bill defining lard
and imposing q tax OH the manufacture
OF compound lard.
BY Mr.. AmerInan, OF Pennsylvania,
proposing constitutional amondmcht
providing for uniform law for marriage
and divorce.
BY Mr.. Hickler, OF South Dakota, fix
ing the minimum rate OF pension at S.
per month.
BY Mr.. Culbertson, OF Texas, to pre-
vent the contraction oil tho currency
and increase the evolume OF currency.
BY Mr.. Grout, OF Vermont, for the
issue OF fractional silver certificates,
also providing for congressional rep
rcsentativc from Alaska.
BY Mr.. Stewart, OF Texas, to promote
reciprocity between tho United States
and Mexico, also fixing the Presidential
term TO six years.
By Mr.. Tucker, OF Virginia, to place
sulphuric acid, oil OF vitriol and bind
ing twinc on the FREQ list.
By Mr.. Joseph, OF New Mexico, for
tho admission OF New Mexico rs u
state.
By Mr.. Breckenridge, OF Kentucky, 10
prevent persons from being forced to
labor on Sunday.
BY Mr.. Stone, OF Kentucky, 10 place
carpenters and blacksmiths' tools on
the free list.
By Mr.. Lodge, OF Massachusetts, to
regulate immigration.
By Mr.. Post, OF Illinois, to reduce let.
ter postage to one cent per ounce.
By MIR. Enloe, OF Tennessee, to repeal
the Mckinley law; also to repeal the
ocean mail subsidy act.
Mr.. Blount, OF Georgia, entered Il mo-
ton to reconsider the vote by which
the house decided yesterday to jim
definitely postpone the senate joint res
olution authorizing the secretary OF the
navy to transport contributions to the
suffering poor OF Russia. Tho; house
then adjourned till Monday.
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SOFIA, Jan. 7.-Itis semi-ofiicially dc.
clarcd that the Bulgarian government
has not the slightest intention OF pro-
claiming its independence, the Srumorl
to this effect having been circulated
with a view TO sowing discord between
Bulgaria and thus delay the settlement
OF tho Chadouine affair. -
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All Oue,Sluetl.

Special DtpGieh 10 mc MtcRgcnccr.
CLAEEsnvrG, W. w.. Jan. THE
municipal election was held here to-day,
resulting in re-clectinc the following
ticket without opposition: John G..
Vance, mayor; NJ NJ. Thompson, re-
corder; Jamcs Drudy, c. G. Kennedy,
F.A. Long, c. NJ. Hart and +. u. Hay
make councilmen for their respective
wards; W. C. Mckeehan, school COM
missioner Very little interest was
manifested at this election.
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MAYBE EITZsIaIMoSs.
a Missouri shorin Thinks No Has tho

a Missouri Sheriff THINKS Nc Has tho
Pittsburgh Murderer.
ST. JosEpH, No., Jan. sheriff
spratt> of Buchanan county is sure he
has in his jail D.. c. sFitzsimmon, want
cdat Pittsburgh, Pa, for murder. Some
time ago he arrested Fman giving, the.
name Of Richard Harrington for bur.
glary. Since. tliena comparison with a,
picture has led to the conclusion noted.
Besides Harringtonhas made; two idcs-
perate but unsuccessful attempts to,
escape from jail. Hcis being held for
orders from Pittsburgh. tlsst9
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Sltcia, Dispatch 70 .se fntcillgcnc:r.
PAEEERsnuRG, W. Va, Jan. 1.-The
criminal court grand Jury to-day found
five new indictments against Ex-Deputy
Circuit Clerk L. w. Clouston, charging
him with iraudulcntly obtaining money
OIL forged witness certificates.
Ex-policc. Judge j. J.. Simpson was
also indicted for concealing the records
OF his court. ~
John Mortimer was indicted for mur.
der, in killing Charles Reynolds in De-
cembcr.
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The Grip Incre asins In Europe.

LONDON, Jan. THE details received
here in regard to the prevalence OF in.
huenza throughout Europe show that
the ravagcs OF the diseaseare daily in.
creasing. Influenza is spreading in.
Yorkshire, Dorsett Essex and Kent.
The disease is OF n severe type. Many
deaths arc reported. ..- NJ. n.
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TEHRIBLE DISASTER.

Two Hundred ,len Entombod in Mine
In Indian Territory.
McALnsrEn, ISpIAS TY., Jan. -
About 5 o'clock this evening an cxplo.
sion occurred at nlino No. II, a coal
shaft operated by tho Sage Coal and
Mining Company near Knobs. Reports
say about two hunured men arc en-
tombed at this writing. No particulars
can be learned as to the cause OF the
explosion.
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Tho Richest Woman in Now Yorkwodded

Tho Richest Woman In New iorkWcdded.
NEw YoRK, Jan. THE marriage OF
Colonel Ralph Vivian, OF England, TO
Mrs. Marshall Q. Roberts was celc-
bratcd this afternoon at 5 o'clock in
Calvary church. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Henry Y. Satterlec,
assisted by Rev. DR.. Endicott Peabody.
The church was crowded with fashion
ionablc people, all OF whom attended
the reception given alter the wedding
breakfast ut the brides home at No. los
Fifth avenue.
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Down toZcro.

BrELSGToS, IL, Jan. Telegraphic
reports received from points nElowa
and Minnesota report the mercury
down to zero ut many points. 1t is l5s
5belowat Watcrtown, S. d., and Rim
stone, Minn., aud lo9 below ut Esther
willie. The mercury is down TO zero
here and getting colder
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Gang of nurglnrs cnptnrcd.

PARIS, Jan. IA gang OF burglars
that has long infested the Arc de
Triomphc quarter has been captured
by the police, n battu having been or
ganizcd for the purpose. The gang had
ransacked at least fifty houses.
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Mrs. Wilson Worry III.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-Congressman
William l. Wilson's wife has been dan
gerouslyill atthcir home in Charleston.
Mr.Wilson came down Yesterday, re.
ma!ned over till this. afternoon and re-.
turned home this afternoon. 1;s
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BERLIN, Jan. 7.-Dr. Pieifier, Prof.
Koch's son-in-law, has discovered the
influenza bacillus, and says he believes
that the sputum OF persons suffering
from influenza is the medium OF con-
tagion in that disease.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
Tho President to Issue His Rotalia-
tory Proclamation
ON THE FIFTEENTH OF MARCH

Against tho Countries Rcrnsing to
Engage In Reciprocal Tradc..-AIr.
SprIngcr's Free Wool Hill, Introdnc!
ing His Scheme for tho Abolition of
the Protective TarlG.-.Scnator 1Iill
In His Scat---Sir. Blninc's Health All
Right...Procccdings OF Congress.
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Thomas knocked out by Farrell.

WlLKEsnARng, Pa, Jan. 7.-Jim Far
rel, oiPlymouth, and Larry}Thomas, OF
Warrior Run, foughtih a 94-ioot ring
here last night to a finish, Marquis OF
Qucensburyrules. Two ounce gloves
were used. Farrell knocked Thomas
,outin the sixth round. The latter was
badly punished. About one hundred
persons were in attendance.
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SAS FnAxcisco, Jan. Harry Mil
lor, son OF Joaquin Miller, was SEN
fenced To- two years imprisonmcntto.
day ior holding up 4 stage some weeks
AGO. r.
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WArrrLLEE, Iowa. Jan. Fire las.
night burned out number OF firms
causing a loss OF $30,030; insurance
$4,000,
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TIrc ut Hamilton, out.

HAMILTON, OSr., Jan. The Wanzer
Sewing Machine Company's premises
were damaged, by fire last might to tho
extent OF 100000. The amount oi in.
surauce is unknown.
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Kcr. nobert Knox vcfy 1ll.

DUBLIN, Jan. Most Rev. Robert
Knox. D. D., Ill. D., Protestant arch-
bishop OF Armagh and primate of all
Ireland, is seriously ill with influenza.
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PAnls,, Jan. Tho French revenue
returns for the year 1891, showsa sur.
plus Of 100, 10000 francs over expendi-
lures. rtN 3 Ll IL
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DrSKIRK, \. VI, Jan. Edward
Nichols, president OF the Brooks loco.
motive works, died this mornin: alter.
u few days illness with pneumonia,
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ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. :17.-Tha works OF
the Atlanta Glass Company burned last
night. Loss 1000; insurance $4,000.
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LoxDpx, Jan. "a heavy snow
storm prevails in the northern portion
Of Scotland. Snow has fallen contin.
uously for thirty-six hours.
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ROME, Jan. Tho strike OF tho cab.
men i'll this city has become general.
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Eusscll Inausnrn,eh.

BosroS, Jan.7.-Nilliam L. Russell
was to-day inancnratcd governor OF
Massachusetts and his address was
read tottho two branches OF thehouse.t
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WAsitiSGroS. .. G, Jan,t.7L .7L.-The {
house committee on ioreign and inter.
state commerce, Of which Representa-,
tive Mills is chairman, will be called to
order Saturday BY Representative G. d.
Wise, OF Virginia, who will act rs chair.
man Tor tho present. .5 5isi 4
81 Mr.. Mills has aot fully recovered, and
has obtained indefinite leavc'of absence
IRON the house 10 his home in Texas. 4
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The sicx IN ,rnsl,.,,-..,ta,, .t,

WAsHlxcroSs y. g.. Jan.7.-Rear: Ad:
miral i. T. Rogers, l.. S. y, gretired, is
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-30
Contests for Medals.

The Clarksville Drug Co. offered a
medal to the boy in both the white
and colored schools who would stand
the best examination on the history
of the presidents of the United States.
The contest in the colored school has
been decided; Centennial Bowling
gets the prize. Twenty questions
were put and he answered fifteen of
them-an excellent record. This
medal will be on exhibition al the
Clarksville Drug Co.'S. place Of busi-
ness until Thursday, when it will be
awarded to the winner.
The contest for the medal in the
white school has not yet been de-
cided.
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Call for Subscription.

The Clarksville Mineral branch
railroad having been completed to
the county line, and the Louisville
and Nashville railroad having put
under contract the seven mile gap,
which will finish the road to the
Nashville, Chattanooga and st. Louis
railroad and the work progressing
satisfactorily, the one-half OF the sub
scription made for the Mineral
branch, we think, is now due and
should be paid. The Louisville and
Nashville railroad requests the pay.
ment, and Mr.. James II. Kennedy is
authorized to receive and receipt fol
same. ID. N. KENNEDY,
A. HOWELL,
M. III. CLARK,
Committee of Board of Trade.
May 80, 1892. ltd
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June Entertainment.

Louis Spencer Daniel, assisted by
some of the leading musical and dra-
matte talent of Clarksville and Nash
vile, will give an exhibition OF his
talents as an expressionist in dramatic
and comic roles, at Elders Opera
House, Friday night, June 3, at s
O'Clock. Mr.. Daniel is graduate
from the Boston School Of EXPIRES
sion, and his friends will be interest
ed in this his first appearance In
Clarksville, and will doubtless pa
tronize him literally. He is an am.
bilious and deserving young man.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-30
FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK
MANY VISITORS.
Rochester N. p, Entertains Distinguish
ed Guests, Among Them the
President.

Special to the Leaf-Chron1cle.j
RocH ESTER, May 30.-There are a
hundred thousand visitors in this
city to-day, among them President
Harrison, to witness the unveiling
of the soldiers and sailors monu-
ment. The monument is a tall col
umn OF white granite nine feet high,
resting on a granite base and carry
ing life sized statue of Lincoln.
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pied yesterday morning and last
night by Rev. H. F. Perry, of Hop
kinsville, preaching two excellent
sermons to large congregations.

night by Rev. H. F. Perry, of Hop
kinsville, preaching two excellent
sermons to large congregations.
AMONG THE PREsBYTERIANs.
The Presbyterian pulpit was occu-
pied yesterday at both hours OF
service by Rev. J. w. Lupton. The
Presbyterian clans will be gathering
this week for the commencement ex-
ercises, which will begin Saturday.
On that day the directors OF the
University will hold their annual
meeting which begins the commence
ment business. The commencement
sermon will be preached ON the
Sunday following.
AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH.
The pulpit at this church was occu.
pied by its pastor at both services yes
terday. His sermon In the morning
is declared by competent authority to
be one OF the finest that he has
piCdCuCu Ill SldIhoNllIc. lLtt6t ulBut
he preached very Interestingly and
instructively upon the life and char
acter of Daniel. Mr.. Boone drew
much from this subject that was in
tensely pertinent to Christian expe-
rience of the present day. A thor
oughly symmetrical life is rare
thing in this day and time. Yet the
minister thought that there are occa-
sionally to be found isolated instances
where Christians are just as loyal to
their God as was Daniel of old. At
the conclusion OF his remarks Mr..
Boone referred to the apparent desire
of some of his members to dispense
with the Sunday night service. This
matter, he said, would be considered
at prayer, meeting Friday night.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-30
Federal Decoration Day.

This is Federal Decoration Day, and
the graves Of Federal soldiers are be-
ing decorated in all parts OF the Gem
etery. The colored population turned
out at 2 O'Clock this afternoon to dec.
crate the graves in the colored ceme-
terry. Laws Clardy had a whole
flower garden pinned on his coat.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-30
Clothing to Order.

l have accepted the agency for
Browning, King & Co., Of New York
the largest merchant tailoring house
in the United States, and can supply
the trade with high grade clothing at
"a moderate price The firm employs
none but experienced workmen and
their goods are first class in every re.
spect. Leave your orders early at my
office and sample room, No. 1l93
Franklin street, over Tudhope Drug
Co. Respectfully,
may26-d1W III. p. WARE.
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THE CATHOLIC CONCERT.
Indications Pointing to a Complete Sue
cess Tomorrow Might

The indications now point to q
very successful concert which is to
be given tomorrow night by the
Earnest Workers, of the Catholic
church. Among those who will take
part in the program may be men,
toned Misses Ruby Joseph, Daisy
Whitfield, f1ettie Major, the Queen
City Quartette, Miss Hattie Lee
Yancey and Horace Michel. The
price of admission is only twenty
five cents, and it will be worth more
than that to hear the recitations OF
little Miss Hettie Major. Her reci.
tations have always ELECTED applause
from Clarksville audiences. Indeed
the whole program will be interest
ing, and those who fail to attend
will certainly miss a treat.
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Special to the Leaf Chronicle.
WASHINGTON, May 30.-It was ru-
mored here last night that Blaine had
written another letter to Clarkson re.
affirming his decision as expressed in
his former letter. Several calls were
made at the Blaine mansion last
night, but each time the Secretary
"was out"
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-30
Our Cartoon Service.

The LEAF-CHRONICLE prints to-
day very suggestive cartoon Of the
Republican presidential situation
This will be followed by others regu
larly hereafter, and will be an inter
esting feature these warm politica
days. We have special arrangement
for these cartoons, and they will ap
pear only in the LEAF-CHRONICLE
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-30
Notice to Teachers.

A two-thirds rate of railroad fare
will be given all teachers from all
points in Tennessee to the State
Teachers Institute, to be held at
Erin, Tenn, from June 18th to June
oath, inclusive. Get certificate from
whom you purchase ticket, and get
reduction on return trip. Free board
for large number has been secured
in houses of Erin. Come; we will do
you good. M. III. HOGAN,
Chairman Reception Committee.
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viii Visit Texas.

Col. J. II. Hamilton, of Roaring
Srings, KY, stopped over in the city
to-day en- route to Ft. Worth, Texas
for which point he will leave to.
night. After remaining there fol
two weeks as the guest OF his son,
he will be accompanied home by his
daughter-in-law and her children
who will spend the summer with
him,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-30
Highest Ever Known.

Special to the Leaf Chronicle.
New ORLEANS, La, May 30.-Last
night information was wired to New
Orleans that the break In the leve es
at Lessier place had been closed. The
river yesterday reached the highest
stage ever known in this city.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-30
Dickinson Not Doubtful.

Special to the Leaf. .Chronicle.l
New YORK, May 3O.-Don M.
Dickinson had long interview with
Cleveland yesterday. He would say
nothing further than that he was con-
fident everything pointed to the nom-
ination of the ex-Presldent.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-30
Registrars Appointed.

The Board of Registration CON-
posed Of II. Ledbetter, chairman, G,
p. Warileld and Geo. Brandon, met
Saturday evening and appointed the
following registrars Courthouse,
Wiley b. Smith and Wallace Weston.
berger; market house, John Holmes
and Charles McMannus; Nichols
store, s. b. Nichols and James Shea.