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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-26
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Paso hall 1t Various Points YcsterdI
~Thn,SrnrAs

Paso Hall ut Various Points Yesterday.
Scores.
PtrrsBuRou, April disappointment
hard battingwon tho game for tho Pitts
burghs to-day. Elmer Smith hit safely,
four times, making two triples and two
singles. Attendance 5000.
LoGisyilic......"."%-l6 90 81 0 0 90
Earned, Pittsburgh .. Hits, 10 and 5.
Errors, 0 and !. Pitchers, Calvin and
Meekin. Umpire Lynch.
OMAHA, April % -Tolcdo 3;0maha l..
CiScrSNArr, April 25.-Cincinnati won
to.day's game BY hard and timely hit
ting, assisted OH one occasion by IN
error Of Glasscock's. Score:
s.. IIi''iTIs.,' ! Q . . Q Q Q i = 5
Earned, 8 and2. Errors, Q each. Hits,
10 and D.. Pitchers, Chamberlain and
Caruthers. Umpire, Emslic.
MINNEAPOLIS, April 25.-Minncapolis
had in an amateur, and he lost his head
III tho eighth inning, and the Milwau-
KEGS battcd out tho game when tho
locals had it won. Score:
MNiiin ,ySSp pol s""".~".~o SSSs Ia
Earned, G and i. Errors, 8 and 6. Hits,
10 and0. Pitchers, Corbctt and Burrell.
Umpire, Corcoran.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 25.-pitcher
killch was too much for Philadelphia
in to-day's game, and Washington won
pnsilv. Attnnlnnpa 10S
M TbiinlIibn n';."~~"S ! Q 9S9dI "a
Earned, Washington |. Hits, 7and3.
Errors, 4 and s. Pitchers, Killen and
weighing. Umpire, Hurst.
NEW York, April est was cold and
bleak at tho polo grounds to-day, yet
2,5OG pooplo turned out to witness the
game. Tho Giants got tired in tho lat
ter part OF tho game and Bostons
scratched out . victory.
i!oston"~""""""-"-0 Q o2loo Of
Earned, Now York l.. Errors, 4 and 8.
Hits, 4 and 5. Pitchers, Nichols and
Rusic. Umpire, Mahonoy.
NEw YoRK. April 25.-The Brooklyn
and Baltimore played q onc-sided game
at Eastern park to-day, the bridegrooms
winning with ease. Attendance .l,4l5.
Score:
nrooklyn"".m."....1 | Oo222 Obs
Daltlmorc.-......."-..O 0. o 0 0 0 %
Earned, Brooklyn ). Errors, Balti-
more 5. Hits, l6 and A. Pitchers, Hart
and Builinton. Umpire, Gatlrey.
CLEVELAND, April 25.-To-day's game
was a pitchers contest. Hutchinson
was hit harder than Young and besides
doing good work in the box Young got
in three or four OF Clcveland's runs. At
tendance 200. Score:
Cleveland 20 Q 9 o2Io oooo IS
Earned. Cleveland .. Errors 3 and 9.
Hits, II and 10. Pitchers, Young and
Hutchinson. Umpire, Sheridan.
ST. PAUL, April 25.-St. Paul-Minne-
apolis game postponed on account OF
bad weather.
KANSAS CRY, April 25.-Thc game to-
DAY wa n pretty contest I'M to the ninth
inning when the home team struck a
batting streak and found Hank O'Day
for four singles 4 double and an error
netted them 0 runs. Score:
Kansas City.."....0 0 Q 0 8 0 0 9-1i
Co!umbus--."...-..O 0 0 0 10 . 0 2-5
Earned 6 and /. Errors 3 and .. Hits
10 and II. Pitchers Hyne and O'Day.
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LONDON, April 25.-Mark Lane Express
in its weekly review OF the British grain
trade says: English wheats are dull
prices have declined lid during the past
fortnight. Foreign wheats are steady.
The stocks now held at fifteen great ports
amount to 2,95l, 900 quarters. The out
look for the holders OF these stocks is
serious, as little buying is looked for un.
til the middle OF May. English flour is
dull at 29s corn irmcr; barley, oats and
beans are cheaper.
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a Real Estntc Boom

Attracts the attention OF every property
holder in this city. But when DR..
Franklin Miles, the eminent Indiana
specialist, claims that heart disease is
durable and proves it by thousands o.
testimonials OF wonderful cures by his
New Heart Cure; it attracts the atten.
ton OF the millions suffering with short
breath, palpitation, irregular pulse,
wind in stomach, pain in side or shout.
der, smotherins spells, fainting, dropsy,
etc. \. +. Davis, Silver Creek, Neb.. by
using four bottles OF DR.. Miles New
Heart Cure, was completely cured after
twelve years suffering from heart dis.
ease. This new remedy is sold BY
Logan Drug Co. Books free. 5
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Died of Deurluu, rrcmcns.

Special Dispatch to The MtoiliGcncer.
Columns, O.,S-April 25.-The Chicago
opium and liquor cure lost a second
patient tonight. Eddie: Esan, known
in minstrel circles rs Eddie Manning,
entered the institution last Saturday
after along debauch and died OF delitium
tremons, so reported by the physician
attending. 1t is said tho chloride oigold
treatment had not yet been given. Esan
was a nephew otthe late Coroner Egan
and was 80 years OF ase. At twelve
years he was taken by Primrose & West,
and since has Travelled with noted min.
strel companies all oyer the United
States, ri
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Wheeling, ". Va. april %.
SANDER Suit Compromised.
Dispatch 10 The Intelligcncer.

Specla! Dispatch 70 Hc IntdIigcnccr.
MARrISsDURG, W. Va, April 25.-Thc
SANDER suit OF Martin P. Lands against
DR.. T. NJ. Davis, which has been cngag-
ing tho attention OF tho Berkeley circuit
court for the past four days, was COM
promised this morning. As the parties
in the suit are both prominent citizens
the case has been carefully watched. 1t
arose iron a remark made by DR.. Davis
very derogatorv to the character OF
Lands ard daughter and Lands
brought suit for 5000. Davis agreed
this morning to pay tho plaintiff fifty
dollars and tho entire cost OF tho suit,
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'''"N' W tS 'NtNVNhtIs .N" ~ . ..
sIR:-I see by your valuable paper
names suggested for tho various Offices
in the state. The Republicans Of Cal.
houn county would present the name OF
j.. ]. Mclaughlin, OF Summers county,
w. Va, for the Office OF auditor OF this
state, MS the man that could poll more
votes in the coming election than any
other man whom | know. Mclaughlin
is IN lrishman and well qualified to ill
any position rendered him by the party.
l notice several leading papers OF the
state suggesting that Mr.. Mclaughlin
be nominated for the office OF auditor.
llo is we'll acquainted in almost all OF
the counties Of the state, and if nomi-
mated will be elected. His name would
add strength 10 the ticket.
YOUNG REPUBLICAN,.
GranBriRr, W. Va, AprR 20.
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Special DfG,ahh 10 us intelligence.
CAplz, Ono, April 25.-Tho Republi-
can convention was held hero to-day
and nominated Mr.. spickcr for county
commissioner and John n. Hanna foI
iniirmary director. Tho delegates 10
tho congressional convention wcro in.
structcd for D. a. liollingsworth, Of this
place, rs II candidate for congressman.
Tho state delegates were instructed for
Josiah Allen rs q candidate for clerk Of
supreme court. Tho judicial delegates
wero instructed 10 supportJudgc Laubic,
OF Youngstown, Ohio, for tho oiicO 'oi
circuit Judge.
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Mr.. Wt,lcy II Candidate.

AZ hc EN'tVT " He ihWlttHcHcer.
SIn:-In selecting a candidate for Au.
ditor OF West Virginia the Republican
State convention should consider the
fitness, worth and popularity OF the va
rious mon presented, above all other
things. Among those who have been
mentioned for the position, none arc
better qualified or more deserving than
Mr.. S. W. Wiley, Of Hinton, Summers
county. Mr.. Wiley is not only n
thorough Republican, and hard party
worker, but is in every ether way de-
serving OF the honor. lie has a wide
acquaintance throughout the state, is
popular everywhere, and is eminently
fitted to fill the office satisfactorily. II
nominated and elected he would serve
the beople with credit to himself and
reflect honor on the Republican party.
NorEu.
ITifptin1- IT. In. dnrJ o5
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West Virginia Pensions.
pccia, Dispatch 10 the Intcliiqcaccr.

Special Dispatch 10 the IntciiQcnccr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 25.--Pcn-
sions to West Virsinians: Original
Charles II. Leo, Alsto R. Phius, w. Pit
tro, John W. Lcnenburgher, James NJ.
Dungeon, Robert Young.
Additional-Silas ]. May, Fred NJ. Hal
britter, William Courtney, Eli Roberts.
Renewal and Observation-Disclosures /.
Fogg.
Increase-Wil!iam /. Bier, Rawlcy w.
Amos, William II. Smith, George c.
Cossin.
Reissue--John NJ. V. Mortified.
Original Widows-Matilda Davis,
Sarah i. Larderman,
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#H
OF His Own Accord.

Special Dispatch 10 The Inieligcuc.r.
CoLuMnus, Ono, April 25.-Upon the
authority OF a friend it is stated that
Lincoln Fritter's disappearance was ac-
cording to arranged plans. lie is
neither mentally unsound nor had he
matrimonial intentions. He simply
wished to free himself from uncon.
genial and hampering surroundings. It
is believed he has located in some east
crn CITY.
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In FREQ Trade England.

LONDON, April 25.-The Durham coal
owners have issued 4 statement that
owing to depression in the coal trade
and tho expense OF repairing the pits,
none OF their mines will be rcopened
except on the condition OF n 10 per cent
reduction in wages to continue during
the next three months.
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Charter Granted,

Special Despatch 10 The E%tdligcnccr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April o5.-The
Secretary OF State to-day issued a char,
ter to the Wheeling Abattoir and Re
%lrigerating company, for the purpose OF
buying cattle, calves, hogs, sheep and
lambs, to kill, dress, reirigerate and
sell the same; also to make and sell ice.
The principal office is at Wheeling. The
capital is $500, with the privilege grant
cd to increase from time to time its
capital to $4,000 Shares are Sl0O
each, and are held by Gustav II. Med
lex and seven others OF Wheeling, W.
Va
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Special Dispatch 10 he TntopiQcnccr.
CoLuMDus, O., April 95.-Thc Repub.
%licans, in district convention to-day,
ratified the nominations by Saturday
nights primaries OF Judge George X.
Nash and Hon. Cyrus Huling rs dele.
gates to tho Minneapolis convention.
Both arc considered administration
men.
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Archbishop Irclnnd's Success

RoNE, April25.-Thc editor OF !nonitu.r
De Rome is authority for the statement
that the mission to Rome OF Archbishop
Ireland, OF St. Paul, Mimi, has been n
complete success. All the questions
upon which his mission had a bearing
have been decided in his favor.
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LONDON, April e5.-Col. Thomas Ochil-
tree, who has been suffering from an
attack OF govt for some time past, is
still confined TO his room. Speaking to-
day in regard to the recent duel between
Mcssrs: Fox and Burrowc in Belgium,
Colonel Ochiltree said that he had
nothing but feeling OF contemptfor the
whole duel business, which wa q great
forcon
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BEAVER DAM, Wis, April ga row
boat containing four men capsized on
Beaver Lake yesterday afternoon and
three Of them were drowned. The
fourth in the party chung 10 the boat
and was rescued.
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AFTER suffering horribly Tor years
from scrofula in its worst form, a young
son OF MIR. r. II. King, FOG Franklin
street, Richmond, Va, was recently
cured by the use Of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
No other medicine can approach this
preparation as . cleanser OF tho blood.
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mas could not exist here. That Is why
they are found in the utmost Businesses
OF tho liimalayns."
Tho remainder OF the day and even
ing was occupied in tho reading and
discussion OF papers on t~heosophical
subincts
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ap2l
SALE.

By virtue OF the authority vested In US By tho
will Of Louis LIns!ord, deceased, we will, CON.
mcncing ut 10, O Clock a. IN. on Wednesday, April
90, 1902, offer ut public sale to the highest and
best bidder. Mt the north front door OF the Court
House. In the city OF Wheeling. the following
real estate: The Lunstord homestead. contain.
ing about four aud onc.half acres. oil which
there is located II frame dwelling house and
other Improvements. Also three lots fronting
on NE In, f rnn,a r1aI AZ 81 90 Uy lS,} m e &C, Also
The four and ono.half acres will be offered M
n whole or III thrce separate. parts. as may DO
deemed best Tor the estate on day Of sale.
TEENS or SALE-One.thlrd or more cash, bal
ancc in one and years, with Iniercs. iDm
the day of sale, deferred payment; 70 be secured
by deed oftrust" Q. L. HOLIDAY,
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DUBLIC SALE BY NJ. THOMAS &
J. SONS. at Philadelphia Exchange, Nay 10
1897, ut IL o'clock noon. by order Of Stockholdea
OF Rathbonc & Camden Oil Company.
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The above sale Is continued until WEDNES
DAY. APRIL %, 1S922, at the same time and place.
o. L. HOLIDAY,
G. LAMB.
anal Executors.
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Lands In West Virginia:

No. l-Gs0a acres on the Little Kanawha River, !
OF q mile from Burning Springs. Wit County,
timber. oil, coal. and other minerals.
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Executors Of Lou Is Lunsiord. deceased.
The above property Is situated In the vnlasa,
OF L~eathcrwool. Ohio county, ". Va. \ plato!
the same can be seen ut the Banked Wheeling;
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No. $50 ncscs, leased by the Rathbone 4 Gam
den Oil Co., md OLE gas well.
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FoR RENT-THE LARGE, CONV0
IL DI0US warehouses, 1900 ma ,S,y nnU'
street, now and for many years orcnniioSIi ,Na,l
Reilly ns a wholesale grocery. Possession /" "
june J. 1872, For terms apply To- j. Y, REIN?
Agent. NHiidi,
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No. SO ncres. fronting on the Little KanaThi
River, one mile below the mouth Of Bu'aIA'
Springs Run.
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TOR RENT-THE ELEGANTSTOPr
y room. corner Zane and broadway, iS TNn
suitable Tor drug storc, grocery or meat mnr ,Su
Also two rooms III roar OF store. J.W. REiIHSS
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WEAK Stomach strengthened by
BEECItAM's PILLS.
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All to be sold rs one property, together Win 81
the old machinery tools, tubing. gus pIpg Nnin . s
rights mud privileges belonging TO me f "a, y IyoIn.
ises OF said company.
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. PU SALES.
DUBLIC SALE.

puBL1C SALE.
will offer ut public sale on THURSDAY.
MAY 10. 1872. nj . O'Clock p IN, on ihs
premises. the farm owned By tho late Dlnid
Peck, situated In Richlnnd township, Belmou:
county, Ohio. on the National Roatl, II miles
west OF ST. Clairsyille, The farm contains III
acres OF good and well lying lind. well wntCrcl,
and In n good state OF cultivation. There IS one
hundred ncres OF cleared land, the balance in
timber: about seventy acres in grass. On the
farm there is a comfortable dwelling house .
good sable and wagon shed and other Necessary
out-buildings; On orchard OF good irui, trees,
apple, peach, plum. cherry. pear mil quince.
There Is also q vineyard OF several hindnd
vines, consisting Of ten varieties OF tho most
choice fruit
The iarm Isl IN an excellent nc!ghborhood, con.
venient 10 schools. and located us It is on the
National Rond, viii make a very dcsi;able home
for family.
TERMs:-onG-third cash on day OF sale, one-
third in ont, year and onc.third intwo years; the
deferred payments to bear six per cent interest,"
mud tobe secured by mortgage.
OLIVIA PECK.
moi ..# $500 FynrutriS nj nnnini laCk
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TOR RENT-NEW BRICK DwrTT
Il ING: all modern improvement, -, I'LL
!ecnlh street from about F'obruaryl, la ' SIi
be leased for a term ofyears to RESPONSIBLE n W.!
Apply a. Office oil THE City Water boSrI' plHT
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For MT.

TOR RENT-THE THREE.ST0pv
-, business house, No. 1911 Main S,,aA, I
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GTOCKS FOR SALE.

II shares junction Iron Company.
10 shares Standard Iron Company.
20 shares IEtna Iron mud Steel C,mpany
80 shares Wheeling & Belmont irldre ca
80 shares Bcllaire Nail Mil.
10 shares Peabody Insurance COMPANY,
10 shnrcs Wheeling Title 4 Trust toRipanv.
Sshares Wheeling Ice and Storage Comnspr
APPS No. Il Twelfth Sisss,
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No. 6-Ccrtihcate of 20 shares OF stock ot the IL,
tic Kanawha River Navigation Co, par 'i'u'
SIS per share.
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GLENN'SR RUN GARDENING FAPV
~ TORRENT. ~

Tho home plnce OF the lato PhIlIp Rolls 1,
hereby offered for rent. tho mansion bn INV = y
large brick. md about twenty acres OF land H. u
NE on Glenn's Run, three miles north Of tSS
and for a summer boardine.houSC. P6srrpJ.TNSss
April !, lS91. 81 TIIOS, O'pRTrSS''oa
Fortho Trustees OF tho Reilly EslsIc
Telephone IT'D. "a
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE OR EXCIIANGE-1
nice country residence with an orm a,
ground OF NIL kind OF fruit will exchange "a, c,.
property. Situated two miles east OF St JI,i,.
vile. Ohio. Address WM. A. McMECIAS s.
S'uIIsNlIIc, OnlO. mrlSrt'
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Mob One-hnlfl interest In n 2.acrc tract, anou'
800 yards from mouth OF Burning SpriaS' nu"
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CLOTHING, ETC.

WANAMAKER & BROWN
Again come with their clabomte spTiHs a" ii
pies. over 1000 for Gents Suits, more 'a,' II
Wheeling combined and % pc; cent le,' III lin:
consumer. Also, n full liueo! Gents f"s"l''"1'
Goods. Fits guaranteed. .-,,rr
J. W. FERREL:
mrli Agent, cor, Main and Twea'e4''
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For further particulars apply n; ConpaH!'
Office, No. 29 South Fifth ST., Phila ;oT ISSp-:
Residing on the premises, Burning SrHNS''"''A
apis lta#EaT -
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AS low as any house can afford to sell the quality OF goods 1 keep.
Gratifying to know that in all cases where we have had all opportu.
nifty OF comparing our goods with samples from the large retail houses
IN New York, our goods have been taken in preference. We are al
ways glad to have samples brought in for comparison.
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still Headed for the Hills.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 30.-The old
chestnut about Evans and Sontag, comes
from Daulton Station this time to the
effect that Evans and Sontag were seeR
there yesterday. Mrs. Faust, wife of a
section foreman, who formerly lived in
Visalia and knew Evans there, posit-
lively identified Evans. Both men were
heavily armed and very cautious. They
were headed for the foothills. Detective
Smith and party arrived at Daulton on
the early morning train and will start
on their trail at once. From the hills
around full view for miles can be had.
This will give the fugitives great ad-
vantage over the officers.
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THE DALLEs. OREGON FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 80. 1892.
The water and Rail Combine.

Speaking of the reported com blnation
of the great Northern railway with
traffic lines on the lakes, Duluth letter
TO a Buffalo paper says:
Straws tell the direction of the rising
wind, the wise ones adjust their bear
ings accordingly. Your correspondent
has been chasing this combine phantom
clear up the lakes to Duluth, and at last
finds its substance to be about this. If
we can just live on our income tor the
present and be content to wait for utter
ior results there is a rich vein of promise
opened. It assays somewhat like this.
A trace of wire-silver to bind together
the fragments of disconnected lines into
a solid northwestern trade a filament
of copper to electrify the new-forming
embryonic giant of transcontinental
commerce; base of iron to solidify the
whole; and a still finer chemical process
shows specks of gold dust that will sift
out into the laps of Buffalo tradesmen
as the increasing volume of this traffic is
shifted .at their dock and freight-yards
for distribution to the east, northeast,
and southeast. The Canadian Pacific
has been generously ministering to the
people of the Pacific coast states for
some years, and our noble-hearted
Northern Pacific would have done like
wise to the people of the intermediate
states but for lack of facilities on the
lakes. Now this water region of explo-
ration parties must become the highway
of swift trade with the advent of these
new passenger ships. 1t means a re-
vival of the luxurious inland water travel
of the old Mississippi steamer days. A
foreign illustration of this point of init
mate freight communication is France.
She began building canals and highways
100 B. c.. and has kept Oh ever since.
1t is the secret of her manufa :turing
supremacy in Europe and her marvellous
recuperative capacity. There is Just the
same difference between community
with poor channels for commerce and
one of the instances cited as between a
man with a torpid liver and chronic
headache and a man whose circulation
is in perfect order.
The above extract is so suggestive of
possible developments along the Colum-
bia, when it is opened, a free river to
the Pacific ocean, that we reproduce it
as a sign pointing in the direction of the
near future when solid lines of packets
for through freights may be established
between the Inland Empire and the
outer world. a significant fact is that
thirty of the finest new ships of this
year have been built for the lake traffic
at Superior and Erie ports exclusively.
Advertising for bids to complete the
Cascade canal, which may be done in
ten or twelve months when once begun
may call for many new water craft on
the Columbia with results here similar
to those above noted.
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indemnity For rhe sailors.

NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-The information
given out at the state department that
Minister Egan will be in New York on
Tuesday, with sos, 900 in gold, voted by
the government of Chill as an indemnity
for the Baltimore sailors, has started
speculation as to the manner OF fdistribu
ton. The families of Turnbul and Rig
gen, who were the only members of the
crew killed, will have the largest share
of the indemnity. The eighteen others
who were disabled by wounds will come
next in order, and each of the thirty
six men who were imprisoned will
doubtless get something. A large claim
for indemnity has also been presented
by the merchant sailor who was subse
quently imprisoned and roughly treated
by the Chileans, but it is said that his
share of the funds will be very small.