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Yen ean Be Habby.


You know you ought to be
bright. cheerful. and happy.
You determine each day that
you will be happy yourself, and
make others SO.
The day is not very old before
your brightness is gone, your
nerves go (" all to pieces and
gou are helpless on the couch.
You have falling or displace-
nent of the womb, - causing
bearing down feeling" and
ackachc. perhaps ovarian
roubles, with inflammation G.
ne uterus and leucorrhra.
Then remember lydia 4
f,nkham made a great disco,
~. Her Vegetable Compton,.
aas cured thousands just lik
rou. and will you. IA
[ is given you by RM
woman who 81 ~
ave her life to w "
ne study Of your <TT
troubles. x->ss
Al druggists ell 4. - <<rp<><<.
Address ~ coincidence
LfDrs n. F1SEHs~ Man. ~~<~ - L~<<f
Co. i.4Sr. Mas.
Liver I.ills IS cozfs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

fully are they cleaned aud restored.
and for all practical purposes they are
Just as good as II they were strictly
fresh. know a swell club In busy
city in the interior which Is noted for
its unlimited supply OF first-class play
ing cards Outsiders marvel at its ex-
travagance in providing what seems 90
be brand-new pack Of cards for every
game of whist. pedro. euchre or poker
that starts In it's csrd rooms AS
matter Of fact the cards all come from
the secondhand dealer in New York
and cost about six or eight cents pack
in large sets. IL enables that club, rs
IL doubtless enables others, TO make a
great deal Of show for very little
Money
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soILeo pLAylno-cAaos.
A Immense Ir.mr In the Discarded Hits
Of Psstebosrd.

Of pastsbosrd.
Onlooiers In tile carsl-rooms 81 clubs.
gaming resorts and similar institutions
have sometimes askssi what became of
the soiled playing cardS after they
were cast aside In such places, says the
New York Herald. The number Of new
packs Of cards called for Ia a fashiona-
BILE club CIT prosperous gambling
house in the course Of a month j.
enormous pack may be usssl through
an entire evening. but ID frequently
happens where high stakes IRE being
played for that half dozen new packs
will b. called for In single game In
the course of the night As none bat
cards 81 excellent quality are used
and "a player for stakes has n right
n demand fresh pack Whenever his
caprice or superstition prompts him.
the keeper 81 . gambling hsInse finds
the cost Of providing them consider
able item Of his running expense.
What Il done with the -sse 81 earlsf
You may think the servants get them
lint they dont There IL = trsf8c in
them. which in the course Of rear IN
. city like New York or Chicago
amounts - quite hand~onae figure
Th@ car,is that have been usssf arr care
fullv saved and sold toa regular buyer.
Who contracts - take AL that the
prxspFietssr may have "a offer 'lnring the
year ar season. Assrnle thess cards are
bat little sniiea. many - ths'ua having
h~.ss asesg perhaps fsr less thar dozen
deals. The bsyer. ~ho e,os'srt> reg
uia.f busises~. sorts them. cleans then
a. weil - hs can. replaces missing
cards FRESH Trrst stacks - odd carts
Kept fnr that purpose, pats them into
49, original wrappers. which have been
SAVED foT him. sna then res~lis thsra
His customers are mo~tiv nscend snd
laird rsks ssscssi ulai-s - nap Fssahiiee
eiats "a sniAiler ritis4 ana retaslers
$40 can ~ p~fssaass b. io'ss priess 4,
psrrha@s ~ larNe aesntifle~ Nfss
peeEs eas - t~a - fhe.r csr,is ~iil pass
aas ~asr@ a. st<setis 49, asfrs ssssse
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A slro-rEAsrso cAprAis.
whn> Pursssrx G<reairss We n~lt~~~s
To ps<sr~--~a Dera

G~-rninsc. she once powerful and
crncl Insiian rhiefssin 81 The west. -
nv a quiet s0d peaceful prisoner ~
Mount Vernon barracks, an army pest
upon the Aiahaus river. short dis
tauce ahcve Mobile. SAYS Kate Fields
ws<hirg,on. Daring What ~as known
a. ~ tieronirno csnsp.ixn settlers -
sitiag apcn isolss@i ranches ia
krinsns and Sew Msxssso lived In con
slant terror - Ms rsifs when one
vss r~r-s~ts,i ar feared. tha@e ON the
HIRE e ne ~xpecs~f raid aed preeipt-
tae~ly - the nearest pDint - safety
usually ~ army po~s n u eunld -
rr~ehs-d ther~ - rerssin unti the
danrrr ~es over. susl tbeuu. rrebshls.
- retara snd and saiiiines tsrue.i. al
I've thines sill-a os esrrie.f awas su.i
prsreffy - s~~-y dsesTlrstss .~snesaly
6eseroye4 u Ne res< tsss 90 oase<r
49, <ss 80 sta sosts a keou- N
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

ffreua Earlds Ntrh ~<ts eesl,ef ~ f>t1 4
kusf-e = ksrrt.s eirs1 tils1 tts asasesrsaef
nell fnf tie e~.usf ftsr.ao1 ~ srner ~ MatftIne
frrsr gatr frenna - fafrner fFf4.na =
nrw A srr har.lls and thaf n1a rrrefss pa
s~ut fsresn Is.f fse sssripd ~ twsalF 49, fruns
fkis dafe 81 tie oEsce e tts els tseasafes
giss hAA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

Frrrf TaII11 NO. - q "a
Nnstes = heFshf rfser fsist fhs sen-.sessef
rrsIt 80 So FrrEefrrt1nn - fT8af ~
le,fss esf-Hi frsr sots ffw rfreet - @Fctt
81 Har<lea raffseek ttffeas1 ftf "a f.srI84 ~
sesa.ts dsgs Ffen. tbls anss - ttss ef1cs = 80
49, 80 j ssskck. CO rr..s-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

The richest peasants in Europe are
found In province In Schleswig-IIol-
stein. These vierlanders raise early
vegetables for the great cities of north
-rn Europe. They supply flowers TO
the courts of st. Petersburg and Ber-
lin. Their costumes are one of the sa-
cred traditions of the country and not
10 he modified, come what may. The
women wear little caps with stifiy
starched bows of silk. over this n straw
hat which looks as IL it were upside
down Their skirts are short. the
aprons full plated. The bodice is
white with a sort Of zouave jacket Of
bright colors- The silver jewelry IL
the pride of their lives. The men wear
small clothes. long wa!stcoats trimmed
with silver buttons, q long jacket and
quite ordinary looking cap.
A Counterpart
Artist-would could paint you ~
you are.
Pert Miss-Are what?
Artist-Arc painted. Free
Press
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

ersna hsnidis, ki~ha fest 81 fSsl
Nr.lire i h<Fet8 rfseT bat ths nszeeslneslt
ri ~ 49, fsnpfcFenasHf - f'ern aFt~ss
frnra hesf.es ffttsf - ffth HFnFHs
IL ~ haoda $50 tfsef 81 ftssefss rpaFrseff
firr-ne - IA Is-r5o5 - terffff asFs f><1e tta
dass e. tas c.Ies ~ tiss fifS ereae9rff - hEii
estu n. ~sEhiCA. tsts treashsnt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

f-IlF ITnaeHf1TE EFTTI1h-
Grand Hapfds. Nlfsh. Sfs,feml,lf ~ f<11
Notice i hereby rixeb that the asse-snent
roll fsr the Improvement - Nealeok afeu,fe.
from Nasls5nztssn strres - etafe etret. a
ussw in ma banfie. aid that ~in rrcelFe pan.
rnent thereon fuf iha Bs.rioa II tsnnts daft froa
this date - the ofios 81 the cits treasures. ciu
osiu Mn soRRicK. usv Trsassrsr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

Grand Rapids. Mich. Sepiani,ef "a. Is1.
Notice j. hereby EiFen that the assessment
roll for censtrnctlna sever Ia south jenia
Etrust FROM SfetIaS street &C. Hal street -
now IN my hands. AID that I ~ili receive raf-
meat thereon for the period - twebsF dsrs
FROM thls dat At tie eice Of tie eats tFeasurtf,
city hall
oct ~ n. ". NOkhl(k. Ctr i feascret-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

Grand Rapids gfrh. So. u tso
Notice y hfrthT sftsn thai tee assseernest
rufi Or fhe constfuftion ~ asWef ~ feFs
sfFFs, A. e. r. ~ bands- ana tat wit -
cffeP faymenl ttItre.,o iof the feficlI = fneHfF
dsrs iroln this oete 81 he chscs - ths ritT
sssT II soRKicK. ssg Trsa.ures.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

~ fFHHffIf HI'H I't+~I
kslf4rf = iffnt1 sIv1H ttai ths n<<a<rmrn1
FTIi - 80 conservative ~ fesM ~ rrHtE
49, strsns fseH Hafttf asFrpe "a 80 -
s,,iss . So = ~ hsnds, so t,.Nt - ?.
f>eslts go fr<an 80 asta 81 e. 49, e go
- = ~ soEnies. "a r.-.s-r.
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DFsnf keB.i1s. &IfA- Goa -
~ - rI1.ftFEtInr = sf4E - $500 tflaI4
flresf ffnH If1t sFselH - tet F'rEtt.
3D. y ~ tens. asf 49, FlN -
osss trass ti4s este - - olIlss - 80 -
s~s "a sosmck On, T..-..-~
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nR. w. w. PHIPPEN
es soLo

- seenaef - - Fssfs - 1890
s4t<eff sfrfsr. tsf Fsiisf rss.rrss frsrsef
lset rs.ealsls-ss fstetFa ftltfattf f.re teel
efsaf 49, sd . fIsF "a estst ssstF nlsiss
hssn fssserft tFsniasiif ssss 500 IS -
Raki aaa~t fsa1rr{a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

po-t hoe-e IN re 3 o risr.s ~ s'se a. fos =
tAsafting h.lu-e
fof sale flEe nex i.ssf vfft 80 f1ist 10
ftt ro<ifns end ifi,Dt h@i hsts lsif>. lssifsael
isfua. fh-nefs SD So, so rial<a - Flsift.
laraslry and eiesrf - kaesrnent. fuI 20 Ices
east. 80 nffe1. .ifda door fllff = fs . D. %
q ia6f ~ he lsests 49, = eiiftens - ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

AnIH rNHFEfNTt 49,
f1fraf Nhr1Iaa Mo-. 800 y. -
ffIl fof 81 r1naIructIa 81 q eIsF - rI4n
sfrs.s4 nuf ~ nsanur fee 49, |rtt1n
sna thnt 1 80 fecaisH Dafneu1 f1r<>et -
H. f.sIead - twnn8 o41q IfuM 81. So -
So fsffhsa ~ il.s fEiF trFaFuFnI f1ff heI
ort g ~ 10kkllA 60 Ifs41st~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

VIZ Afta-aftf tNttrtt Z
fsrand R,rias. Mich. Nepfefnt,Fs =. fFS.
Notire - lsrr.isg Eivcn that The assssfsueff
roli fssf The uf,fninG and esiension a. ioxaa
sfrest fnnfn fhe y secef casters faralinsls -
knrsl street. - ros ~ No i.sns@. ssa tlsst !
VAL fpre 50 f-sIu1eots 81 tne srnse fof to
a. rod ef.furnis dars frDa1 shis dsIe - lie
ssstce ~ Ire rify ifepsEfcf. cts hslt
octs n. II SJkktlk. C1tf Trrasigsf. =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

--~---------.---.
TO fuI WANT kokEff-lfso. r<1 wfls eas
,e.t... =
NJ as. s.sn. q Hn.<-,,as< rs..s< ss@.a.
hel,es. ~axs.as. - fa1aonai ps.,pssls II 49,
go 80 - :. -, -ss.-. 49,
a., ,s - x f.-< 81 800 .,,.-l -.
-, A.. r.<x,.s :. -. =. $500 ..-..
A., ~.I9 - Ell - - r.-gt III - 49,. - -
,<..r s..ss .sizr<s. sr an psfs .xtl s.i.Ss-tSs
80 - 80 = .fs.'~- "a t.r..,,.-. $500.
eshsf pfose<fy, ue III % nnp ID go ana
:. 80 -. :. - - a.. $40. ..s,.
s.-~'-s<.. -.
49, ~><..I =. a. - .x...... a. -. -.
- -. - ~.---.,-.5 49, - ,-lls',~ 49,
- 49, - $3.50 -. tr.[~[I~ ss.4 @s~--..
-
T.'-....l.- A. "A a.. -. - 40. a..
.s-.,>@s~ - a. .-.,....s .s4 80. 800. ~.
s sst-ss ;. =. - -.
ko-a., Z. Isnsr as-rk..
NJ okEf LOANED Ger silprt tiras IN teFseof
-, frznk A Heznaf. - Aichslaa 4fust
Iu.idLn4 rux. f<sn ao1 ltlzna sl<a1t4 lac
-. .<.l<>.rs rngefsu
N ~~ 49,
-.e,- = :. - 49,,
f<eth sAttfs o1flseD tetnastfa ene 49, ~
- trtefntshea ts'n's M Ft's tAteH4 -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

City Treasures OfIce.
Grand Rapids. Mich. September "a ia
Notice 4 hereby given that tAse assessment
roll for the eonstrucfi,n 81 sewer Ia Doitea
and other strrefs. irpm sherman street e.
Neslfny sytnne h now an nay hands. and that
VII receive psTmcnt thereon Cor the period
~ twenty days from this date az tho onice o.
the city treasurer, city hail.
oct "a N. n SOkkiCk. Gity Treasures.
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FOR RENT

ho.s. sad Be,n. ses'.ss ialn,oa .na ralsl..nls
:, 'o..a. 80 = - -
HrEse and barn. No. - houfb I.alar.tfn
!, lasss ssgseis =. - ss
ss.s Eal.as See. ss-. Dee, as'sl' . ECO
-. ..sriss - p0
hcuee No - ltaafiita atroft. nsaf Ns1t
tca aseune. and cuntenlfnf - stfoIf
cars, cfIs water an
htsase ~. ~ Laafttia slrn..i. LnFda.,s,d
Intth. tnolf tepefed. citf Nafaf a.
- sta. s,s -. - iom
!, 6s,h se',s. s.iss sIs.s,.' =; -. Is %
~isA aodsrs li,rr.ssts .,i '.... -..s lsm
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

IFEFEEETE
CifY Ireasurers Oflce
Grand Eapidk. Mlch. sept =. l<a1
Notice 4 hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction 81 q sewer IA lake
street. from South hast street q south fnlles
street. Il now IN my hands and that wsll re
ceive payment thereon Zoe the period 81 twenty
days from this date ~ The of'ies Of The eitytreat
oetii Nh soRRICK. city Treasures
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-06
TAAlarANxs FOURTH.
II Partakes Of the Nature Of Politlsa
Pow-Wow-The spssehss

II PaFtakes Of the Nature Of Political
PoW-wow-The SPEECHES.
New YoRK, July 4-The New York
Tammsny Society Of Columbian order
to-day celebrated the one huddred and
fourth celebration of the one hundred
and seventeenth anniversary Of indie
pendenco Day, The festivities and en-
thusiasm lacked nothing through age.
The Fourteenth street wlgwam was
profusely decorated, and on the plat
form sat those who were to deliver
"longN and "shorl" talks, several
punches OF flowers were placed,
The society'ascribe, Maurice u, Hol-
ahan, then read the Declaration OF In
dependence. Then came Speaker
Crisp in the fret Of the long talks. He
began with burst OF patriotism, and
said that although on this July 4th
there were conditions which produced
uneasiness, yet there were still things
to boast OIL But they had not all they
wanted, II there was uneasiness, un.
certainty, stagnation OF trade, 1t could
be charged up to the Republican
party. The laws which brought about
these conditions were Republican laws.
Congressman Benton MeMillin, OF
Tennessee, came next His speech
bristled with patriotic epigrams and
references to Thomas Jefferson, which
was punctuated by the explosion OF
fire works, Then he turned his atten-
ton to President Harrison. The horse,
he said, had kicked over the dash
board and thrown out the rider At
this sally an ardent Republican, attract
ed to the meeting by curiosity, retorted
from the center OF the hall; "He's a
pretty good rider, all the same" Al
ludiug to President Cleveland, Mr., Nc
Millin said he stood to-day with the
FLAG Of the union in one hand and the
constitution Of the United States in the
other. The next speaker was Congress-
man Clark, OF Missouri. The speech
was Of the post-prandial order and eS-
cited lots OF fun.
Secretary McGoldrick read letters OF
regret from distinguished personages,
among them President Cleveland and
Senator Hill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-06
THE ooNDRMNaD oHoorAws
Believe That Their Sentences WIN not be
Commuted.

Commuteo'
WnBuRroS, /, T., July 5,-Consider-
able excitement is apparent here over
what action Governor Johns win take
in the matter in committing the death
sentence imposed upon theseven ohoc-
taws now awaiting execution at this
place. Tho governor has received a
message from the authorities at Wash
ington asking il there is any authority
whereby the chief magistrate Of Choc-
taws may commute sentence Of death.
What reply the governor has sent 10
not known, but the general impression
here 10 that the execution will occur
according to present arrangements, as
the Ohoctaw law makes no provision
whatever for Communication OF sentences,
II is generally conceded, howeve, that
II the governor should submit to the
demands of the general government for
q release OF prisoners not really mur-
deTeFs such action would 90 far in the
direction Of allaying the bad blood en-
gendered during the last Choctaw CAM
paign.
II the war department is forced to ar
bitrary methods in order to quell the
present trouble not a few leading Choo-
taws think the result would be disas-
tTous la the end and result in the over
throw entirely Of the present govern
ment,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-06
No silver Purchased.

WASHINGTON, D. O., July 5,-Actiug
Mint Director Preston did not purchase
any silver to-day, as he considered the
offers made too high. He did not, as
he has done recently, make any counter
offers, and as a result no silver will be
purchased by the government until
next Friday, and not then il the offers
are at figures higher than he thinks
they should be. Tho amount OF silver
offered to-day was $4,000 ounces A
small lot was offered at $0,7545 per
ounce, but most OF the prices ranged
from S0.769 to $3.50 per ounce. The
London price this morning was S0.759
per ounce, and taking into consldera-
ton the exchange the New York figure
should, 1t is said, be about $0.755.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-06
Thing. worth Rom omperinr.

When you feel a kind Of goneness
about the stomach 1t is a sign that your
food does not sit well and that you are
about to have q fit Of indigestion.
When you begin to feel nervous and
are unable to sit still comfortably;
when your clothes suddenly seem to
lose their fit aud become too tight in
places The ct Of Indigestion 10 surely
upon you.
When this ct Of indigestion Is re-
peated from day to day 1t finally re-
solves itself into dyspepsia.
Remember that three to ten Of BRAND
RErn's Pins will cure tho worst case Of
indigestion or dyspepsia, OF both, and
that q regular course OF them, say two
every night for week or ten days, will
act as d preventive Of either complaint.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-06
ANARCHISTS AT WORK.
Tho People of Seville Terrorired-Bomb,
Exploded IN the streets.

Tho People of Seville TerroriEed-B Bombs
Exploded IN the Streets.
SEVILLE, July 5.-This city was in
state Of constant alarm all last night,
and many OF the prominent officials and
residents dared not seek their beds,
fearing that perhaps their residences
would be blown up. The excitement
was due to the fact that anarchists or
other lawless persons were at work in
various parts OF the city. Notwith.
standing the extraordinary vigilance Of
tho police no arrests we're made, and
the people are in fear and trembling
lest tonight shall bring repetition Of
the outrages.
In one part OF the city bottle con-
tanning dynamite exploded on house,
step, smashing door and doing other
damage. Senior Mogani president OF
the provincial council, was passing just
as tho explosion occurred. The broken
glass few past him, but fortunately he
escaped unhurt Six bombs were found
An the doorway Of a house occupied by
q merchant named lasch. These bombs
were sufficiently powerful to have
blown the building TO pieces. Explo.
sions occurred in several other pGrts OF
the city but no damage Of moment was
done. Extra guards arc patrol ling the
streets aud a strict watch Is being kept
on the public buildings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-06

Since its first introduction, Electric
Bittors has gained rapidly in popular
favor, until now 1t is clearly in the lead
among pure medicinal tones and altera-
tives-containing nothing which per-
mits ils use as a beverage or intoxicant,
1t is recognized as the best and purest
medicine for all ailments Of Stomach,
Liver or Kidneys.-It will cure Sick
Headache, Indigestion, Consultation,
and drive Malaria from the system.
Satisfaction guaranteed with each bottle
or tho money will be refunded, Price
only 600 per bottle. Sold by Logan Drug
Company. 2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-06
srocK nARNs RuRNED.
valuable Horse. KIIIed-A Noted n

Valuable Horses Kiilod-A Noted Race
Horse Among Them.
RUTLAND, W.. July 5.-The stock
barns on the farm known as Grass
land, located in Sandy Hill, N. Y, one
of the best known in eastern New York,
were burned Sunday night The fire is
supposed to have broken out from a
telephone wire. The property was
owned by George Conkling, a well
known horse raiser. Tho contents OF
all the barns, including sixteen horses,
were burned. Among the horses was
the stallion Onset, for which the owner
had standing offer OF $4,000. Tho
total loss Is estimated at not less than
5000. on which there Is but email in.
surance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-06
RIOT IN DELAWARE.
Negroes and oaieers Have settO-ons
Man Fatally Shot.


Man Fatally Shot
WMSISGToN, DRL, July GA riot
occurred at the railroad station near
Kirkwood last night, which eliminated
in the possibly fatally shooting OF VIM.
Benson and the injury OF several 9th
ers,
Thousands OF persons were returning
from the races OF the Maple Valley
Trotting Association, at the great
track. A fight arose between George
Anderson, colored. aud several others,
during which razors glistened and
brick bats promiscuously flew. One me-
gro drew,a revolver. State Detective
Money attempted to quell the disturb
ance. He was assisted by Sergeants
Shields and Bailey, Of the police force.
The policemen were assaulted by the
negroes, who drew reVolyers aud razors
and hurled bricks at them. Detective
McVey was wounded with q brick, and
is in a precarious condition. The po-
llcemen were injured.
Vim. Benson, OF Kent county, Nd, o
bystander, was hit by a flying bullet,
and will die. Thomas Lowery had his
skull fractured with brick. Several
others were feariully slashed with ra.
zoTs, -Four negroes wero arrested, and
were locked up on the charge Of at
tempted murder.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-06
O, Mortgage.

INDIANAPOLIS, INp., July 5.-The Gin.
cinnati, Hamilton Il Dayton railroad
to-day placed on record a mortgage on
its properly given to tho Continental
trust company, Of New York, and tho
Union trust company, Of this city. II
is general mortgage for $500, 900, go.
curing $500 ave per cont gold bonds Of
the dato Of June 8, 1893, due In June,
1913. The money 10 borrowed, the In.
strument states, for the purpose Of fund.
ing the company's bonded and Other
debts with long time, low interest
bearing bond.
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The Campordown,

vAIErTA, MALTA, July 5.-The battle
ship oamperdown, which ran into and
sank the battleship Victoria during the
recent manouvres of the British Medit-
terranean squadron of Tripoli, Syria,
arrived here to-day. She was escorted
by the battleship 1nfsxible. The Cam
perdown lie temporary flagship Of Rear
Admiral Markham, his own flagship,
the Trafalgar, being laid up here for re-
pairs. The full extent Of the damages
sustained by the ,Camperdown in the
collision has not been made public.
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s1oo Rewnrl. 400.

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh, being
constitutional disease, requires con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. thereby destroying the
foundation OF the disease, aud giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution aud assisting nature in do
ing its work. The proprietors have SO
much faith in it's curative powers, that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for list
OF testimonials
Address, +. ]. CHENEY ( Co.,
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A war Ship Ashore.

vIcroRIA, B. O., July 5.-The Japan
Daily Advertiser, received by the steam
ship Empress of China, to-day, con-
talns a d ispatch, dated Hankow, as
follows:
"The United States ship Monacncy
went ashore on Sunday on an island be.
tween Ichang and Hankow, Her for
ward part rests badly on the rocks.
The damage Is unknown"
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ChnnEo In Tlne.

On and aitor Sunday, July 9, train
No. 3S on the Cleveland, Loraln &
Wheeling railroad, which now leaves
Wheeling at 1850 y. M, central stand
ard time, will leave Wheeling at 40 p.
M, central standard time. Passengers
for Chicago and tho west can now take
sleeper, leaving ton minutes earlier aud
arrive in Chicago at 1885 a. IN.
j. II. rFpRY, q. Il. and p, A,