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Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-30
Lots nfKonrn.

"People are coming to the front in fine
style with offers of Accommodations for con-
vention delegates and VISITORS" said MIR. V.
o. Strickler last night, land there will be no
trouble now in getting ample accommoda-
tions for all who NAV come. The committees
are still at work and new names are oein 2
added every hour. Crowds are coming from
cvery direction, but Omaha will care for all
of them"
The Nevada siHer delegation will arrive
this afternoon. E
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Earned runs; Fort Wayne, ,; Minneapolis, L.
Two base hlte; ponaghue. sutcline, Alvord Car
roll shinniek swsrtisl Double plays Dugdale
balls ou Wad;worth, Il swartzel sacrihce hits;
Holland, katz, shinnlck, Graham, stolen bases.
Donisghue, nogricyer ~, Dugdale 1it by pitcher;
BY Swartzcl :. struck out; by Wadsworth. J.
Wiid pitches: By wnhsworth, 2: Swurtlei, |. Time
OF game; one hour and NIFTY minutes unpres;
Eaaton and Cunningham.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Hcmming's Debut as "A Colonel Disastrous to
the Browns.

Hcmming's Debut nv "A Colonel Disastrous to
the Browns.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June -Hemming,
LoutSville's new pitcher. made his debut
here today aud pitched a mastery game
against the ST. Louis Browns. Weather
fur; attendance, l,aOO Scorc4
Louisville. ........... o o *-4
S. Louis. o o 0 0 o / o. 8
Hits; Louisville, 10; st. Louis. q. Errors;
. Louisville, I; St. Louis, l. batteries; Hem
ming and Dowse; Breiienstein and Buckley.
Earned runs; Louisville. 1; St Louis, :.
Unk StiiI on the slide.
CINCINNATI, o.. juno 29.-The Reds won
TODAY by superior playing. Attendance,
=, 100 Score:
Cincinnati ........... o 90 q O 3 o. @
ChicAso.. ............. 0 o o o 90
y Hlts, Cinclnnati, &; Chicago. 10. Errors:
cinoinnatL y; Chicago, = batteries: nwyer
and Vaughn; Hutchinson and kittredge.
Earned runs; Cincinnati L.
Inookiyn Took tho Last.
NEw YoRl;, June 29-The New York and
Bruohlyn teams played their finai game to-
q ther today, Brooklyn winning the game
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-30
BLACK HILLs YErER4Ss.
Sixth Annual Reunion of the Association
at Hot Springs.

AoT SPRINGS, S. d., June 29.-ISpecisl
Telegram 10 The BRg.I-rho sixth annual
reunion OF the Black Hills Soldiers aud
Sailors association convened thu, morning on
the beautiful plateau that lies to the west
and above tha business portion OF the great
health resort OF western South Dakota. The
exercises were opened with martial music
by West brothers, two old veterans repre-
senting Nebraska post Tho bass drum
used by these gentlemen was made by them
in New York Ia 1874 during the Polk cam
paign, and the old instrument has done duty
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Standing OF the Teams
BASE BALL BRIEFS.
whnt penver HAS Come no.

KEARNEY, Neb., June 29.-TSpec,al Tele-
gram to THE BEE. The female baseballists
from Denver put up good game and Dleased
the large crowd in attendance immensely.
The sliding aud base running elected con-
siderable comment and laughter. Score:
Females. .............. g 3 2-16
Kearney y............. 0 2 t-22
NORTH PLATTE, Neb., June 29.-[Specal to
THE BEE. The Denver base ball club, COM
posed entirely of females had bout with
the North Platte club on the grounds OF the
latter yesterday. The game was spirited
and resulted in victory for the North Platte
club, the score standing to Z.
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Orioles i,atted Out Another.
STATE LEAGUE.
Beatrice Gives Hastings a Terrible Drub-
bing.

bing.
BEATRICE, Neb., June 80 Especial Tele-
gram to THE BEE. Hastings ana Beatrice
played lively, but embarrassing, game here
this afternoon before fair crowd. Score:
Beatrice, Is; Hastings, |. Batteries: Slagle
ana Jones; kimmel and Mcfarland. Errors:
Hastings, l5; Beatrice, 3. Base hits:
Beatrice, ~; Hastings, 3. Earned runs:
Beatrice, TO-; Hastings, /. Time Of game:
One hour and forty-iive minutes. Umpire;
Pond
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Pirates sea,ped the COWBOYS.

SUMMARY
Runs earned: Toledo. q. Two-bnsc hits: Mich
olson, Manning Carney, 2. Three base hits: Ar.
mour Nichols. Home rum Ely. sacrifice hts
Ely, Campion. Sunday, Carney, Lake. Double
plays; CRIupion to Ely to Nicholson. Base
balls on newnid. 3 ;on EltelJorg, g stolen bases;
Nichols, 4; Munnlng. Hit by pitcher: By Dewald,
l. struck out iiy Dewald, 2 by kiteljoTg.2 Passed
balls; by lake, 3. wild pitches. By EitelIorg /;
Dewald. Time OF game; Two hours Umpire:
berad.
NnlIers We're Very Lucky.
FoRT WAYNE, Ind, June 29.-The Min
neapolis club won the game by u lucky
punching Of hits IN the fourth inning. Score:
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Wushington park stin Muddy.

CHICAGO, H., June 29.-It was tho same
old story ut Washington park today-rain
and mud-but tine good card drew crowd
between 5000 and 6,UoD people.
First race purse 5000, 3-year-olds and up
wards. mile: Cevorton 2ia to u won. High
land to2D second, silverado u5 to u third.
Time: l.57.
Second race, for 2-year-olds. FIVE furlon cs;
Columbia IS TO y won. Princess Lorian q to u
second, Maid Marian q to 81 third. Time;
1:lia.
Third race handicap for 3-year-olds and
upwards Sl.0OJ added. one mile and a quarter:
The Hero e to y won. Sir Bevis CG to II second,
Big Three IN to l0 thirl. Time: 2:3ili.
Fourth race. purse s10) selling, for 3-year-
olds, six furlongs: Johnny Greener Us to y
won. Morse q 10 y second, Shiloh u5 to y third.
Times l:2os.
Fifth race. purse 5000. for 3-year-olds, one
mile: Emperor Regent t2ls u ~ won, Tom
Roache ca to II second, Ulster % to y third.
Time; a:06is
Sixth race, selling, purse 500, for 3-year-
olds and upwards. six furlongs: Torrent 40 TO
II won. Shoshone u To II second Patrick third.
Time: I:oSia,
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Asned Eranne for Arhitrntors.

PARIS, June 29.-The marquis of Duferin.
the British ambassador to France, and Hon
II. jefferson Coolidge, the American minister
here. today presented an identical note to M.
Rioot, minister of foreign affairs, requesting
President Carnot to nominate French arbi-
traitors 10 serve on the Berlng sea cominis-
ali
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Queensland OniciaIs Threatenea.

BRISBANE, June 29--The premier has re-
ceived letter threatening him with death
unless the elections bill is Withdrawn from
parliament. IL is rumored that plot TO
murder prominent members OF the Assembly
has been discovered.
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CnlnmhnananSn saint.

LONDON, June 29-The Posts Paris corre-
spondent says that tho pontiff will propose
the canonization Of Christopher Columbus on
the ground that the discovery OF America
was a divine inspiration.
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SPEED RING.
Jimmy Lamiey Lands Four short Horses
First Mt Sheepshead.

First Mt Sheepshead.
SHEEPsHEAp BAY, T.. l., June 29-The
feature of the racing this afternoon was the
riding OF the light weight champion, Jimmy
Lamley, he riding the winners of the first
four races. They were Count, 30 to /;
Reginald, backed down from 40 to / to 10 to
l; Leonawell, to l, and Aclna, to l. he
could not place Ingot in the Vernon stakes,
but his elder brother Johnny captured the
last race from Livonia and Airshaft at odds
of 6 to l..
First race. one mile: Count go to u won.
May Win q TO y second, Fairy e to 81 thiru.
Time: l:i2
Second race. Futurity course: Reginald 90
to u won. Sir Richard 70 to u second. All Night
40 to y third. Time: 1:l23 3-5.
Third race, one mile and furlong: Leona
well q TO u won. Reckon % to 81 second, Cyno-
sure Us to y third. Time: 1:55.
Fourth race. seven furlongs: hicalde q to y
won. John Cnvanaugh Is to 81 second, From
tennc u To third. Time: I:2s i-5.
Fifth race, the Vernon stakes, futurity
course: Bliss, colt, 6 to y won. Extra a to 81
second. Muscovite. l03 @ to n. third. Time:
1:t3 2-5.
Sixth race. mile and one-Quarter on turf:
Roquefort Is to II won. Livonla Is to 81 second,
Airshaft q to y third. Time; 2;l2 2-5.
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Want to Celebrate the Fourth.

The Morse Dry Goods company's team
wishes TO state to tho amateur teams of Ne
braska that they have reorgauized and would
like to have IL game for the Fourth Of July.
Let us hear from some one. Address all
letters or call and see Mr.. Harry Callahan
at Morse Dry Goods company.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-30
Home RuIc and Irish securities.

LONDON, June 29.-Bank OF IrelanK stock
has suffered, owing to fears OF the enactment
OF home rule measure, a further relapse of
points. Sellers are offering the stock at
gjO5. Irish railway securities are also TALL
ing rapidly
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-30
Parnellltes Advi.e ..adstoniAn support.

LONDON, June 29.--Tne Parnellite execn-
tive commission of Great Britain, while re-
GREETING Mr.. Gladstone's reticence, has is
sued formal address advising Irish electors
to support GladstoniSn candidates on Tho
ground that Mr.. Gladstone will then have no
excuse to withhold the details of his homo
rule scheme. 1t is stated that the executive
committee OF tho Parnellites in Dublin will
issue similar address.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-30

Omaha, 3 o o 4 / o o. 8
SUMMARY.
Runs earned: Omaha, 1. Double plays:
O'Rourke to breckenridge to Walsh Sheibeck
TO Rowe Bases on balls: Vickery, q; Olau-
sen. 8. Hit by pitcher: Gilks, =; Sheibeck.
Struck out: Vickery. Il Clausen, 4. Wild
pitches: Vickery, /; Clnusen. !. Tlmo: One
hour and forty-ive minutes. Umpire: Sny-
der. Left on bases: Columbus, 4; Omaha, L.
Rainmakers Couldn't Hit II Little.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 29.-Hard hitting
Mt opportuuo times gave the Brewers today's
goms Tho Rainpakers could do nothing
with Ferson when hits were needed. Score:
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Movement of Ocean steamers.

At e-Arriyed-Gera, from Bre.
men.
Al Phiiadelp lphia-Arrived-
from Antwerp.
AT n-Arrived-Maiestic, from
Now York.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

Funeral OF Miss Maggie Kerrigan postponed
TN Friday, ~ u. Iu, from Cathedral 20 HOY
Sopulchre.
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Foreign.

Disease never successfully attacks sys-
TEN with pure blood. DeWitt's Sarsaparilla
MAKES pure, new oloo landenriohei the old.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-30

for the republican party and its predecessors
in every campaign since, and the Vests say
they will drum" Harrison into office agulu
this fall with the old souvenir that did SER
vice for his grandfather rt ,,cs
The meeting was formally called to order
by DIR. A. S. Stewart, president of the usso-
citation. The Sturgis band executed II beau
tiful medley, prayer was offered by Rev. T..
u. Clough, and an address OF welcome was
made by Mayor Dickover, who spoke briefly
out earnestly. Colonel w. V. Lucas, COM
mandant of the Soldiers home at Hot
Springs, delivered the address of welcome
20 the soldiers, being frequently int corrupted
with applause. Colonel a. II. G. Dawson of
Deadwood res ponded He referred at
length and with much feeling to the trials of
the men who preserved the union during the
dark days from 1861 TO 1865.
Large delegations are present from all the
towns in the Hills and northwestern Ne
braska. There are fully 1000 strangers here.
AT the business meeting to be held tomorrow
the feasibility of uniting the posts OF north
ern Nebraska and eastern Wyoming to the
Black Hills organization will be discussed
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
u U U U " D
u Milwaukee,. ............... o D 10

Miiwankec.. ......'.......... . 2 o 0 5 10
SUMMARY.
Earned runs; Indianapolis i: Milwaukee, T.
Two base hits: OBrien, Twltchell Hamburg.
Three base hit: Krclg. Home run: Hamburg.
Double plays; Lawrence TO oBrien, 3 Base on
balls; ON terson, Murphy 2, Lawrence, Seery;
OF Gayle. Fcrson. uoat Struck out: by Ferson,
OBrien. 2; Carpenter; by Gayle, Lawrence. stolen
bases: Letcher, Murphy, Hont McGarr3 Henry
snnriaee hits; o'Brlen, Murphy. Donohue. Ferson.
Passed balls: Donabue Time: Two hours, umpire:
ncQuad.
Pirates Scalped the Cowboys.
TOLEDO, o., June 29-Toledo played all
around Kansas City in both batting and
yelding. The visiting team played like lot
Of farmers in the field, making themselves an
easy mark for Toledo. Attendance, $50.
Score:
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Taps for To-day.
Here are the likely chances appearing on
the cards for today.

CONEY ISLAND.
I. Ksngston-Majo Daiy.
z Comancho--Sir Francis.
4 Locoha hatchee--Shellbark
4 Tournament-Banq
A. Lo tntaka-Lepahto.
d Ha eyon-Mareelfus
z. Gloainlng-WAlcotL
wAsHINuToN PARK
l. Bertha-Content
2 nurQn--The hero
. Joe Mufphy-Buck McCann.
=. Morso-Sis O'Loe.
s. Hercules Lord Harry.
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w,u Complete the Road at Once.

4ANKToN, S. d., juno 29.-[Special Tele
gram to TIE BEE. John Naughton Of
Sioux City tins afternoon took contract for
grading eighteen miles of the Yankton So
Norfolk railroad, TO DO completed within
sixty days Recent DEVELOPMENTS insure the
construction of the entire road, seventy
miles, this year and the operation Of trains
upon it in time to carry out a portion Of this
seasons crops. IL is asserted that the road
is to have southern connection with the
Missouri Pacific. That corporation will
operate il nfter its completion.
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COLUMBUS

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Columbus. .......... o o.
Omaha. "a 0 o. 8
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a SENSATION 1,EoALLED.
A Woman's Bad Careor End cd Mt tho Hos.
initial Ysstsrdny. 's '--


Mary Van Dyno died at tho City hos,
pi:al yesterday. Esho was an inmasc OF
Mrs. Ditty's house until sho was taken
sick some time ago, and a friend paid
hor expenses ut tho hospital. She Ind
long been suffering from consumption,
and was past help:Ss-;;s .:-.-;...:.-.s -
Mary Van Dyno is said to DO tho
woman'a real nuln6. Sho came toWheel-
Ing eight or ton years ago from Bel.
mont county, whore her parents lived
in tho Pipe creek region. She had boon
unhappily married, and soon, after sho
came hero driftod into life OF shame
She has boon known in police circles,
having'had an unusually unfortunate
career, even for ono OF her class.
Since her deuth the death OF dro.
yer named Peddicord, at Mrs. Ships
house, on tho South Side, has boon
recalled. Mary Van Dyno was arrested
on suspicion OF having caused his
death, but after the coroner's inq ucst,
was dismissed, all tho evidence that
could be obtained being that hc had
fallen down steep stairway and
struck on his head, breaking his neck.
There were q number Of suspicious
circumstances, but nothing tangible to
hold her on. 80 q
Many people believed tho whole
truth Ind never come out. 1t is now
said that tho woman had confessed that
she had struck Peddicord, who being
drunk, was knocked down the stairs by
her blow, with fatal results. Whether
this is true could not DO fully establish
ed last'night. but there is reason 10 be-
lieve that 1t is. There is also rumor
aloat that she had assistance in tho
fatal assault Even ii the full story
were established now, however, 1t could
not do any good for tho living or for tho
dead.
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TIE END OF ALL
An Ohio Couple Separated by Wheeling
sorpent-socret Correspondence via tho
Wheeling postotico,

borpont-SoCret Correspondence VIA tho
Wheeling Poatonica.
Seven long years ago n Bollairo boy
married a Bridgeport girl, and tho
couple commenced lie in n modest way
in West End tenomont house in
Bridgeport. lilo was industrious and
saving loved his little wife aud was kind
and allectionatc. Ho was member OF
church and was q model husband, and
enjoyed tho respect OF the community
in which he lived.
Their married lilo was happy and
pleasant until the frequent visits OF a
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling railroad
engineer attracted tho attention OF
neighbors and set their tongues wag.
ging. Tho whisperings finally grew SO
loud they reached tho injurcdhusband's
ears, but in his blind confidence his
suspicious were easily lulled to rest by
his wife.
On ono occasion last fall married
woman OF Kirkwood followed her hus-
band to tho house OF tho fast young
wife, and going quickly to her bedroom
door, found it locked. The husband
she was after slipped out back win.
smooth tors%o p II Mo ~;fo a,'a;n vor,nd
good purpose in explanations that
"E;nniIr hon,n"ns w. ,r,ot, ,.o,o :,
stron@ ;hot %e co,,,d ~ tioUs ~ Juh ~
IIo snvs ba ' a o ID his S Sito '0" "uJ
nrauoj ts no a ,..i.n MS WHY, SIiu
denieJ Int wben laval wos IN ~ rn;n nS
confcsssJ md astod f fnr.,;r~ "", =" rh I
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MISSISSIPPI FLOOD IMMINENT.

Tho Water Almost to tho Top OF tho
Lcvees-The Ohio Falllng-Local River
News.
The long continued rains along the
Mississippi have had tho usual effect,
and that stream is now on rampage.
Much alarm is felt on the lower Missis.
sippi, as the water is almost on Lowell
with the levees The Ohio in this
neighborhood is still falling, but yes
terday's rains, if not local, will no doubt
cause it to rise again.
An Associated Press dispatch from
Washington, D. c., received last night
says: The stage Of water throughout
great stretch along the lower course OF
the Mississippi river is near the top OF
the levees. The wateris still rising and
an overflow is imminent.
At Arkansas City tho stage is 4S.7
feet, and the top of the levees is 1913 for
miles above
At Greenvlle tho stage is 1873, and
the top OF the lowest levecs in the Vi
cinity is &c feet.
At Vicksburg the stage is 4S.4 feet,
and the top of the levees is 40 feet, or,
according to some reports, little
higher, 49.5 feet.
At St. Louis the river has risen from
20.G feet on May to 2S.5 to-day.
The Ohio at Cincinnati has risen 0
feet since tho 9Th. and is at &c feet. No
further rise Of moro than ono foot is an-
ticipated from the stages as they stand
at present.
At points above Cincinnati, at Par
kersburg, on tho Ohio; Charleston, On
the .kanawhe, and Louisa, on the Big
Sandy, the water is low and falling.
The average rainfall in the past
twenty-four hours in the lower Ohio
valley has been 0.4 Of an inch, and the
immediate prospect is for more.
at Helena, Ark, the rise Of the river
has been rapid in tho past few DAYS.
The stage to-day is 45.z feet. 1t is an
tieipated the rise will continue to about
AZ feet, when it will begin to fall. Tho
leyees will stand 80 feet.
Tile marks on the Wheeling landing
last night showed that tho Ohio was
falling. with Is feet Q inches in the
channel.
Tho steamer Scotia and tho Bachelor
will leave for Pittsburgh to-day.
The Andes will pass down for Gin.
c!nnati at a. m, and the Lizzie Bav
will leave for Charleston ut :; n. m.
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LOCAL BltEvITIES.
Matters OF Minor Monient In and about
tho City. taeglr', gt1t III

:
tho City: igeg1ef, nv sr
TIE Do Moss family will give n con-
cert at the Baptist Church next Fri
day night.
J.. II. GELrMAS,a native Of Russia, was
Yesterday admitted to citizenship by
the circuit court. IL" 'i5L !.
LAST night a very heavy rain .ioll for
quite a while, and there waa vivid
lightning and loud thunder. No dam.
age was done.
CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted to:
record deed made April . by l.. A. Rolf
to Albert L. Meyer, Tor $500, lot 81. at,
Park View. =.
THE koenigstein dramatic company
gave the German drama, ode Arbeit,"
at Mozart hall last night. A large
audience was in attendance
THE O. W. J.. club moonlight excur-
sion on the steamer Liberty to Stouben-
vile promises to be well patronized. 1t
will come off tomorrow evening.
JOSEPH GARDEN, wanted for burglary
at Rochester, Pa, was arrested at Mar
tins Ferry last evening by Officer Ter
ry, on telegram from Stcubenville.
LAST night Tom Farrell and Mike
Rohral were arrested by Officer Daum
for fighting In East Wheeling, and a
cloud of witnesses will be up in police
court this morning to explain the case.
ALL jurors, who were ordered to re
port in part II OF the circuit court on
Monday, May 16. arc excused until
further notice. The Garrison trial will
be taken up and new jury must be Sc
cured.
YESTERDAY in part L of tho circuit
court, the case OF Eikey's administer vs..
the Wheeling and Citizens railway
companies was continued until the next
term OF the court, at the costs Of tho de-
PENDANT.
COMPLAINT was made to the police
last night that number ofTgrates bad
been stolen from Mr.. Caldwelps House,
in the rear of Boncnbergor's saloon.
They were probably taken by boys who
wanted to raise money on old iron for
circus purposes.
A MAN on East McColloch street yes
terday, while little shalsyl from pota.
tons, tried to spring upon his horse,
and fell clear over on the other side, his
face striking the ground with terrific
force. He Knocked several teeth out
and left part OF his featurnsinthe mud,
but was able to mount and ride ON. ~;
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers in tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad,

William Mossgroye, jr., Of Steubcn-
vile, Frank Burt. OF Warrington, L.
W. G. Brown, OF Ravenswood, and G.
T. Stapleton and wife, Of Parkers burg,
registered at tho Windsor yesterday.
F. L. Vance. of Huntington; D. w.
Reynolds, OF st. Marys; j.. II. Barr, of
Amos; P. Mcmahon, OF Huntington,
and seven members OF the Monte
Cristo" company, stopped at the Behler.
James O'Neill, Howard Gould, W. Il.
Connor and wife, Miss Grace Raven and
Miss Grace Fletcher, OF the "NIonto
Cristo" company, S. G. Chadwick, of
Morgantown, and William G. Worloy,
OF Kingwood. wero at the Mcclure yes
to-day
F. NJ. Kiser, Of Fairmont; NJ. G..
Lester, OF Wadestown; james Knight,
OF Lewisburg; W. L. Powell and wife,
of Rney's Point; a. NJ. Moore, OF
Newburg, and Charles w. Troll, OF St.
Clairsvillc, registered at the Stamm yes
terday. q yE ;:
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Tho condition OF W. S. Pipes VIII % was
on trial Tor homicide in Waynesburs,
Pa, last week, was reported on Mon
day evening as being worse, and his
friends are feeling very uneasy on
his account. He was never man OF
robust constitution, and the strain
on him last week when he was on
tho witness stand for several hours
was severe. 1t is feared he will ;ex-
periencc 4 general, breakdown, in which
case the trial may be postponed in
definitely. The jury arc quartcred at
the Downey house and arc taken out
daily for exercise, but being mostly
farmers and used to, outdoor liie, their
confinement is irksome.
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EDw. L. ROSE 4 Co. arc in daily re-
ceipt OF new and interesting features in
the Bicycle line They will in, a few
days have a two-inch pneumatic tire
wheel, which they can sell at 500,
although the best made. Il. Columbia
and Victor are sold at $3.50. So;
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If you want a good supper 60 TO the
.. p. church Thursday evening. No ad-
mission. Supper. so cents.
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SHE is mot GUILTY"
So tho Jury Says In the Case OF
Mrs. Mary Loslie,
and THE PUBLIC is SATISFIED.

Some interesting Eplsodcs Of tho
Second Days interchangeable
Testimony All Taken and tho Argu.
mcnt Finishcd...The Jury Is Not
Out Long Until It Acqults tho Pris-
oncr, aud tho Audience Exhibits a
Disposition to Applaud.
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DIED,

Tuesday May 10. 1852 at3 p, M.
ut the residence OF his brother, A. NJ Steven.
son, No. 81 South Front street. r. Is. STEVEN
son. in the 59,h year OF his age.
Services this Wednesday, morning at 10 o'clock.
Funeral from his late residence. East Liver
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-11

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