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The morning call., 1892-05-26
Hsalthz American Pork.

MADRID. May 25.-Of $4,000 cases Of
American bacon imported into this country
from 1880 to 1890, and which were closely
examined, only 4l cases were condemned,
and in the year 1891 only six cases were con-
demned out of the large number received in
Spain during that time. The Spanish gov
eminent has decided that the American
certificate would henceforth be sufficient
guarantee Of the wholesome condition of
the articles exported.
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Justice in the Sunset Land.

PHGNIx, Ariz., May 25.-The Federal
Grand Jury rendered its final report this
morning. The report includes the examI-
nation of SO cases. Fifteen cases were dis
missed and eight indictments were found
for violation of the Edmunds act, and u
for selling liquor to Indians OF the il
cases dismissed Is were for violation OF the
Edmunds law, previously indicted, but who
have since married. United States Attor-
nry Wilson has vigorously pushed tho pros
ecuti0n of the Edmunds act violat0rs. and
has been warmly backed by the commu-
QitV
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Congress Of Labor Commissioners.

DENVER, May 25.-The annual conven-
tion of the State Labcr Commissioners Is in
session here. Delegates are present from 16
States. President Carroll Wright delivered
the annual address, in which he alluded to
the way foreign countries were beginning
to understand the usefulness of American
bureaus of labor A discussion Of the sub
iect pertaining to statistical work and the
duties OF the Labor Bureau officials fol-
lowed.
The morning call., 1892-05-26
snfarine Amnne Enelish strikers

LONDON, May PA movement is on foot
to relieve the acute distress among the iron
miners and ironworkers of Cleveland, York
County. Twen,y-three thousand people are
idle Oh account OF the colilery strike III Dur
ham. A pitiful appeal in behalf of starving
people mas been made to the Queen.
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The s,cremento sin Hiob

SACRAMENTO. May 2j.-The river sItua-
tion remains unchanged. The highest point
reached to-day was % feet II inches, which
is the highest ever reached here. There is
DO break anywhere IN the levees above or
below town, but the residents are Watching
every point closely. Tonight the river is
still
The morning call., 1892-05-26
Murder and sninids.

KALAMAZOO. Mich, May 25. = Gilbert
Roswell and his vile have lived unhappily
for some time and recently the woman left
him. To-day she returned home for the
purpose Of ejecting her husband. the home
being hers. During the quarrel Roswell
attacked his wife with a potato masher,
beating her head into pulp. He then sent
bullet through his own brain.
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ITALY AGAINST PROTECTION.
The New Premier Gives an Outline Of His
Poliev

The New Premier Gives an Outline Of His
Policy.
ROME, May 25.-Gioletti, the new Prime
Minister, presented his programme to the
Chamber to-day. He stated that reforms
may be expected in ali branches Of the pub
lie service, including tie army. Altogether
the sum wanted fOr military purposes
will not exceed 246,OG0,O00 lire. The
extra expenditure for the manufacture OF
rifles viii be met by the gradual sale
during the next three years Of the bourbon
silver in the treasury GiOietJi diiated upon
the necessity Of private thrift The busi-
ness of the Government was TO remove or
lessen the obstacles 10 private enterprise by
furnishing facilities Of circulating cur
Tency by improving and organizing
the cOuntry's credit and, above all,
by doing away with obstacles to
International trade artGcially created
through an exaggerated tendency toward
protection. Both the right and the extreme
left Of the chamber have assumed a hostile
attitude toward the new government. and
the issue Of to-morr0w's debate on the pro-
gramme is very uncertain. Much eXcite-
meut prevails tonight
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DENMARk'S JUBILEE.
King Christian II and Queen Louise Cele.
brate Their Golden Wedding To-Day.

COPENHAGEN. May %. - The fetes in
honor of the golden wedding OF the King
and Queen of Denmark began this evening.
The King gave dinner this evening to 80
guests. Tomorrow free dinners will be
given to the poor throughout the country.
The banquet this evening was brilliant
affair. The Gar toasted the health of the
King and Queen. After the banquet bril-
liant reception was held. Tonight the
streets are crowded with people viewing the
Nominations.
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Prettu BADLY Rrnis.d

NORTH SAN JUAN, May 2j.-YeSterday
morning john Ferguson, an old resident of
the village of Sebastapol, fell off the roof
of residence, the height being about 80
feet, fracturing a rib and bruising himself
otherwise pretty badly. The physician from
here, VINO attends, states Ferguson will re-
cover
The morning call., 1892-05-26
His Barn Burned

TRAvER, May 26.-The large barn of o. S.
Brewer, four miles east of town, was de-
stroyed by fire last night. The fire was
caused by the explosion of lantern. The
barn con tanned a large amount OF hay and
machinery. all of which was destroyed.
The loss IS $500 partially insured.
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ENTHUSIASTIC FOR BoIEs.
Democrats of South Dakota Favor
Western Pres Dental Candidate.


Western Pres Dental Candidate.
YANKTON, s. d.. May 2j-The Demo
cratic State convention met here at / O'clock
this afternoon. II. F. Fellows of Aurora
County was elected temporary chairman.
He made a speech of some length in taking
the chair Ills eulogy of Cleveland was
greeted with great applause, but when he
alluded 10 Horace Boies as q statesman and
a Western man the convention fairly went
wild and the building fairly shook with
cheers, stamping of feet and ear-spltting
whistles. After the appointment of COM
mittees the convention adjourned until $50
e'nInnE ID n
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VANDERBILT'S GRIEF.
The Death Of His Eldest Son May Unbalsnes
His Mind

New YORK, May 25-It Is feared that
Cornelius Vuderbilt's mind may become
unbalanced because of his grief for the
death of his oldest son, William II. He is
watched constantly, aud at night some one
sits up In his bedroom. The distracted
father is utterly Frustrated, and though his
real condition has not been made known 10
the public, the Information comes through
an unquestonable source that his mind hsS
been seriously affected by the shock Of his
bereavement
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The onsen,s Rirthdau

LONDON, May %. - In pursuance Of a
formal order the celebration of the Queens
birthday, which should have occurred yes
teTday, took place today. The weather was
splendid. The parade Of the Horse Guards
and the dropping of the colors by the Foot
Guards were witnessed by vast throng.
The morning call., 1892-05-26

Q6I DuIg anu GluCkS SUuI1,
a3d was born April s.
1918. Before his acceS-
sion to the crown he was
inspector general an d
conlmanGer-in-chief Of
the Danish cavalry, and
on May 26. 1912, he mar
ried a daughter of the
Landgrave William Of
HeSSe- -Cassel. He is tie
first sovereign Of the
House of SchleSwig-
II Olstein- S0nderhurgI
Giuckshurg. When FrrG-
erlck VII died on No
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Crandau Positivalv Iientifad-

Los ANGELES, May 25.-Bryant B.
Crandall, who is under arrest here for de-
frauding the life insurance companies, was
today positively identified bg +. ]. TolIes
of Santa Monica. Tolles was palI-bearer at
the funeral in Buffalo six years ago of
man supposed to be CIandall, whose body
was taken from the Niagara River. Gran
dali at that time disappeared, leaving his
hat and coat on the river bank above the
falls, to give the case an appearance of sui
eide. A detective from Buffalo arrived this
afternoon to take Crandall back TO mat
place.
The morning call., 1892-05-26

Columbian School celebration on October
II, a celebration which aims to impress upon
100000 pupils powerful lesson in patriot
ism. In letter TO the 900, 600 veterans Of
the country be urges that they assist in the
celebration, acting as an escort to parsdes,
the raising and saluting OF the flags, etc.
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Hauled Down the Flag

MONTREAL, May 25.-Yesterday three
petty officers and five men OF the artillery
garrison entered a number of stores above
which the Star and Stripes, with the flags
Of other nations, were floating for purely
decorative purposes, and compelled the pro-
prietOrs to take down the American flag.
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SUFFER- AT THE FAIR.

Half Million Dollars to Be Raised By Tax
alton.
YUBA CITY, May pa large body of
representative citizens of Sutter county met
here day and organized County Worlds
Fair Association. They prepared a petit
tiOn to be presented to the Board of Super
yisors asking that tax of half a million
dollars be levied TO raise the necessary
funds. They believe the petition will be
readily granted, and so will proceed at once
to collect and arrange for the exhibit
The morning call., 1892-05-26

amined before Justice Brown this morning
Both made full confession. Haney saws
Carter graSped the bride of one of the
horses of the stage With one hand, while he
leyeled his rifle with the other, ordering tho
driver to halt and climb down. Carter is
but 20 years old. The men were held.
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THE MONETARY MEETING.
France and Austria VIII Accept the Confer
ence Invitation.

ence Invitation.
PARIS, May 25.-Ribot, Minister Of For
eIgn Affairs. is awaiting the opinion Of
Rouvier, Minister Of Finance, before reply
ing TO the Invitation Of the United States to
take part in the Monetary Conference. 1t is
probable the Government will accept the
invitation.
VIENNA. May 25-ln the Austrian Reichs-
rath, Dr.. S:eiHbach, Minister Of Finance,
stated that though ne was not In position TO
communicate TO the House the final decision
of the Government on the invitation Of the
United States 10 take part in tie Monetary
Conference, personally he favored the ac-
eeptanCe Of the invitation.
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Trotting Record Broken.

PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-The double
team trottng record on a regulation track
was reduced to 2:13A to-day by Belle Ham
lin and Globe at the Belmont driving track.
The team was hooked 20 a skeleton wagon
weighing less than 100 pounds.
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Fast Ocean Time

NEW YORK. May 25.-The actual time OF
the steamship City of New York to Queens
town was days and 20 minutes, equal to 8
days Is hours and 20 minutes over the north.
erly course, taking distance into consider
alton.
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WYman Found Guilty.

SAN JOSE. May 25.-After q deliberation
of half an hour, the jury in the case OF
Charles Wyman. charged with robbing
James Gardner, near PAIO Alto station, of
SI0l, returned a verdict of guilty. Seu-
tence will be imposed on Friday.
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cnlnmhian snhool Celebration.

ALBANY. N. Y. May 25.-General Pal
mer, commander-in-ehief Of the G. A. K, is
earnestly cooperating with the executive
committee having in charge the National
The morning call., 1892-05-26
The BRAZILIAN Monitor Safe.

NEW YORK, May 25.-The Herald's Mon
tevideo dispatch says the Brazilian monitor
FL Bahia, which it was feared was lost, Is
now reported safe
The morning call., 1892-05-26
PURSUING TEED.
The Koreshan Leader Liable to Land in ths
Penitentiary.

CHICAGO. May 25-The committee ap-
pointed TO devise ways and means to rid
Normal Park of the Ko-eshan Messiah,
DR.. Teed, presented their report to mass
meeting of 1000 persons at Thornton Hall
TO o-night. 1t expressed the belief that there
was sufficient evidence against Teed TO Sc
cure him a lengthy sojourn in the peniten-
tiary, and advised the community to refrain
from any overt act. A secret committee OF
100 is being organic d to take further ac-
tion and aid in the prosecution of Teed in
the suits now pending.
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ARIzoNA's NEW HARBoR.
1t Is Reported That Bay Has Been Found
on the Gulf.

PHGNIX. Ariz., May pa party OF
prospectors Just in from the region around
the mouth Of the Colorado River claim that
they found largo bay extending off the
Gulf of California into American territory.
The bay had the appearance of being four
miles across. with deep water aud high, rocky
shores. 1t is located about 95 miles from
this city. and if the tale is true would
revolutonize the commerce of this section,
giving Arizona an ocean outlet on the gulf.
The matter will be thoroughly investigated.
The morning call., 1892-05-26
CLAYTON Gets Seven Years.


PHGNIx. Ariz.. May 15.-John Clayton.
alias Clay, was sentenced to seven years in
Yuma penitentiary to-day on two charges
OF hOTse-stealing.
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The Pore Indisposed

ROME, May %. = The Pope has been
slightly indisposed for two days past, having
been exhausted by the sudden hot spell.
The morning call., 1892-05-26

Why suffer from dyspepsia and headache wheI
Simmons Liver Regulator will cure you?
The morning call., 1892-05-26
BOTH CONFESS ED.

Huney and Carter Tell How They Robbed
Stage.
SANTA Rosa, May 25.-Haney and Car
ter. the Cazadero stage-robbers, were ex-
The morning call., 1892-05-26

Christian TX is the fourth son Of the late
Duke William Of Scheswig- Holstein, Son
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-20
oII,cUIT COURT.
Important Damage suit on TriHl-MiscSl
Ianoous Business Transacted.

Important Damage suit on Trial-MiscOl-
Ianoous Business transacted.
In Part II of the circuit court yester-
day. Judge PAUL presiding, the case OF
Russell & Co. va. John NJ. Sweeney in
assumpsit, was called. The defendant
fled a demurrer to the declaration,
which was oyerruIed, and the case was
set for hearing September %.
In the matter of the Exchange Ma
tional Bank, of Pittsburgh, VS.. John NJ.
Sweeney, in assumpsit, the same action
was taken and the case set for trial
September 81.
In Judge Campbell's court the plain
tiff in the case Of Alfred PAUL. vs. The
Parkersburg Insurance Company, filed
his declaration and bill OF particulars.
The case OF ]. G. Leasure, admins
traitor of the estate OF Ellsworth Eikey's
administrator, vs.. Wheeling Railway
Company was put on trial before the
following Jury: Louis A. Renner,
Charles F. Craig, David Henry, Theo-
dore Roller, Celia Marks, James A.
Hammond, William Bonar, John Rein
acher, Thomas Clark, George W. Hand,
E. L. Schambra and George Weimer.
The action relates to the killing Of
Eikey, aged five years, in August 1888,
by being run over by a street car.
Damages in the sum OF $4,000 are
claimed. The case is still on trial.
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ABOUT People.
Strangers in the city aud wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
A. E. DauSherty, OF steubenville, is
in the city.
Mr.. Lou swabacker and wife returned
last evening from an extended trip.
Miss Nettie Gaver, OF Hillsboro, and
]. NJ. Davis, OF Parkersburg, were at the
Mcclure yesterday.
Miss Emma Flood, OF the South Side,
returned home yesterday from alengthy
visit in the mountains.
John A. Hoge and wife, Of Burton,
B. f. Greer and E. B. Wells, Of Sisters
vile, are at the Windsor.
Miss Maud Weekley, OF New Castle,
Pa, is the guest Of her sister, Mrs L.
N. Wilson, OF Sixteenth street.
Mrs. Bradshaw and Mrs. Coming, Of
Valley Falls, and r. Mccormick, Of
Sistersville, registered at the Stamm.
Mrs. Maggie Trimble-C Chapman, u well
known contralto OF Covington, KY, is
the guest OF her relative, Mrs. Ida
Trimble-White.
j. Add. Spangler, OF Washington, Pa,
foreman OF bridges and buildings on
the Wheeling division of the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad, passed through this
city yesterday morning for month'a
trip to Denver, Col.
FIN. Dulin, of Petersburg; D. w.
Kotzehue, of Ravenswood; j. NJ. Hind
man, of Sistersville; Miss Bessie Hind
man, OF Clarion; J. E. Evans, of Bur
ton; B. F. Goern and G. E. Gilmore, OIL
sistersville; K. A. Shay, of Fairyiew
X. s. Hibbs, OF Piedmont; r. Nand,,
Rufus Corbett, OF Waverly, and Peter
Gross and wife, OF Petersburg, stopped
at the Behler.
William II. Irwin, who has been
spending the summer upon Little
Travers Bay, at Bay View, Michigan
was circulating around among his
friends yesterday. He would not sub
nit to be interviewed, but says thai
after knocking around almost every.
where, he has at last found the best
place in America, and he is advising all
his friends to take the lake trip, and
they will see more water and Indians
than there are at the factory.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-20
LOCAL BREvTTIEs
matters of Minor Moment in aud about
the City.


the City.
YESTERDAY was another OF those warm
days, more like August than September.
EVERYDAY now twenty.nine trains
arrive aud depart on the Terminal rail-
way.
PAwpAws are about the only fruit that
is at all abundant this year in this vicl-
nifty.
TIE cyclers are making arrangements
for another hop on October 8, 10 be
given at their hall.
JUDGE JACKSON sends word he will
convene United States court at 2:S0 y.
IN, tomorrow, instead Of to-day.
GYPsIEs are commencing to leave the
road and go into winter quarters in the
city, another sign OF an early winter.
THE Ladies' Aid Society OF the Dis
ciples Church will give an oyster sup
per at Il. A. r. Hall Wednesday even
ing.
CLERK Hook issued marriage license
Yesterday to Charles Walter, aged 20
years, and Flora Altmeyer aged 10
years.
A BIG crowd OF people was drawn last
night to the space east OF the Atlantic
engine house, where a new chemical
fire extineuisher was being tested.
THE funeral OF James G. Cochran
took place yesterday afternoon under
the auspices OF Holiday Post, q. A. r.
Interment was made at Mt. Wood Gem
etery.
JoHN CoYLE and Peter Newman are in
the city soliciting aid for the locked-out
Homestead workmen. They are meet
ing with great encouragement and ex.
pect to collect handsome sum before
their return.
CHARLES MCCALLEY, who walked of
an Ohio River railroad trestle several
days ago, near Parkersburg, and broke
his thigh, was broughtNto this city last
evening and taken 10 the North Wheel
ing hospital in the city patrol wagon.
The Republican meeting at the Fifth
ward market square Friday night, to
be addressed by Gen. Sheridan, bids fair
to be one of the best OF this campaign.
The Tariff Graduates will then make
their first appearance in their new uni
forms.
THE United Mine Workers OF Bo0gs
run will give big ball September 30 at
Westwood's hall for the benefit OF the
locked out miners. This will be fol-
lowed by benefit ball for Tom Ewing,
who was seriously injured short time
ago, This ball is to be on October Il at
the same hall.
THE reception at the Young Mems
Christian Association building tonight
will be pleasant occasion, as all such
gatherings always are at the associa-
ton. The programme OF music, gym
nastics. stereopticon exhibition and
goodfeilowship will be varied enough
to entertain all. This will be the first
reception Of the season, and all young
men are invited to attend.
Mis-. JOHN LEMKE called at the Office
OF the chief oil police yesterday in
search of her husband They arrived
from Germany in February, and Lemke
came to this city in search OF work.
Not hearing anything from her hus-
band for some time Mrs. Lemke came
to Whealing in search Of him, only to
discover that he had gone to Cleveland.
Chief McNichol wrote to the Cleveland
authorities in the unfortunate woman's
behalf.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-20
Rolnrlnr lhe street Railwsy

Not much work was done yesterday
on the relaying OF the street car tracks
on the South Side, only few men being
employed All the dirt placed and
packed between the ties on Jacob street
between Thirty-ninth and Forty-third
streets was removed yesterday by order
OF the track inspector, to be replaced
with gravel before the relaying Of the
bricks. Before any more rails are laid
on Eof' street, the bed will be rolled
and gravel foundation placed, which
necessitates another survey and causes
a short delay. Several car loads OF
brick arrived yesterday, the laying OF
which will begin on Jacob street by
Wednesday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-20
NEW YORK MEDICAL JOURNAL,
February 18th, 1894.

following committee was named to de-
wise plans of activity for the club:
Washington district. w. schwertfe-
ger and A. S. List.
Madison, E. Buchanan and ii. p.
CLAY, a. Hupp and W. B. McMechen,
Union, B. S. Allison and B. +. Hig-
Centre, E. R. Metzner and George
- Webster, H. o. Meyer and S. |. Brioe.
Richie, l: seabright and J. II. Pipes;
Triadelphia, W. D. Johnson and
Joseph c. Brady.
Liberty, A. S. Bell and W. NJ. Dunlap.
Richland, W. B. North and A. l. Nc
Culloch.
The club will meet again Thursday
evening at the Republican headquar-
tiers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-20

James A. Tallman, a prominent citi-
zen OF Barnesvilie, Ohio, and a brother
OF James O. Tallman, the well-known
attorney, of Bellaire, was found dead
with fatal bullet wound in his body.
The manner of his death has not been
ascertained, but it is supposed to have
been caused by the accidental dis
charge OF a revolver or gun. His father,
aged eighty years, living at Bellaire, is
Frustrated by the news.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-20

The second annual session OF Mrs.
Harris school will begin on Wednesday,
September IA, at 0 a. m. The school
will bo open on Monday and Tuesday,
the 18th and 18th, from 8 to 10 a. m. for
the admission and classification OF
pupils. Patrons and friends are cor
daily invited to visit the school during
the daily sessions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-20

Of the plants used in manufacturing
the pleasant remedy, Syrup OF Figs, has
4 permanently beneficial effect on the
human system, while the cheap vegC-
table extracts and mineral solutions,
usually sold as medicines, are perma-
nontly injurious. Being well-informed,
you will use the trueremedy only. Man
uiactured by the California Fig Syrup
Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-20
THE HEALrH Committee
Holds an Adjourned session to ConaldO
Important Matters.

Holds an Adjourned Session to Conslder
Important Matters.
Messrs. Farrell, Craig, Caddle, Irwin
and Hadlich, with Health officer spragg,
held meeting OF the city health board
last night pursuant to adjournment.
DR.. spragg reported that the crematory
was running with a good supply OF
natural gas. The cholera was reported
TO be abating in New York and on the
seaboard generally, and he felt reason
ably safe from an invasion OF the
plague. He presented the following re-
port as to permits for cleaning vaults
and the like:
Number Of permits issued 1885
NUMBER ......,.......... 2OO
Nunber from crelnatory "
Number barrels taken out ......."............ I5i
Number OF garbage omplainis-.p....,........ ia
Mr., Farrell said persons told him
vaults were ordered to be cleaned which
had been thoroughly cleaned in April.
DR.. Spragg said he did not know OF
such cases. Notice was served on PEG.
pie who had only partially cleaned up
in April.
1t developed in the talk that garbage
had been dumped in the Terminal sta
ton grounds between Market and
Chapline streets.
The crematory was run all Saturday
night, and the accumulation OF garbage
and filth was burned, the job being
completed at s a. m. on Sunday.
Dr. Caddle scored Dr. Campbell lit
tie on his lecture at the last previous
meeting about lack Of attendance. DR..
Campbell, though chairman, was not
present last night, and Mr.. Farrell pre-
sided.
Members of the fire department,
through Mr.. Irwin, asked that Council
buy. them new pantaloons, in place of
clothing they had ruined in washing
out sewera.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-20

September Is, %, "a, %, October 8,
8, IS, 20 the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati,
Chicago &St. Louis Railway Company
will sell excursion tickets at special low
round trip rates from Wheeling to
Pittsburgh, including coupon Of ad-
mission to the Industrial Exhibition;
return portions valid two days from
date OF sale.
Reduced rate tickets will also be sold
daily from September to October %,
inclusive. Apply to Pennsylvania line
ticket agent.