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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-22
MARTINS FERRY.
Haps aud Mshaps IN the Thriving City
Across tho River.

Haps aud Mlshaps IN the Thriving City
Across tho River.
Or. II. II. Dedwick died Saturday
evening at the home Of his brother,
William, after an illness Of eighteen
months. He was highly respected
member OF his profession, and his many
friends deeply deplore his loss. The
funeral will take place this afternoon
from his fathers residence.
1t is getting to be quite unpleasant,
for ladies especially, to have to spend
any time at the waiting rooms Of the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh, on account OF
the number and character Of loafers
who spend their time lettering around
before train time.
Ed Blackford, G. G. Ralston and els.
ter, Miss Kate Ralston, left yesterday
Tor Chicago. Miss Kate expect TO spend
several weeks elsewhere visiting friends.
Thomas Conway, who was assaulted
Saturday night, was able to be out yeS-
terday, but still feels the effects Of the
blow he received.
Mrs. Brady and daughter, Miss Bes.
sic, Thurman selby and Ernest Smith
leave for the fair tomorrow.
Mrs. DR.. Darrah aud Mrs. DR.. W. II.
Hall, who have boon quite low with tho
fever, are improving.
Eaton Paxson, who has been sick
some time, is much worse and not ex.
pected to live.
Prof. W. H. Stewart, the new super
iutendeut OF the public schools, is OK.
pected to-day.
W. ]. Harris, H. H. RatclifF and Wood
Ratcliff, OF Mt. Pleasant, were in town
yesterday.
Mr.. Jesse Dolby is entertaining his
brother, Rev. james Dolby OF Wells.
vile.
Council will meet tonight to elect
someone to succeed Mayor A. W. Harris.
J.B. McMechcn, Of st. Clairsville,
was in town on business yesterday.
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Rrlrht Ynnnr Life Enhnd.

Yesterday morning at $3.50 at her
home, in Cameron, Miss Ella NJ. Craw.
ford, daughter of Robert Crawford, Of
that town, died after sickness OF ten
days. She was the sister OF John and
Ellis Crawford, the well known bust.
ness men Of Cameron, and was
associated with them in business. She
possessed many lovable traits OF charac.
TOT, which will make her loss felt
among her large circle OF friends and
ac9uaintanCes. The funeral services
will be hold IN tho Presbyterian church,
az Cameron, tomorrow morning at
o'clock, after which the remains will be
brought to Wheeling. The funeral will
occur from tho Baltimore & Ohio depot
mere at lQ;46 o'clock, and the inteFment
VIII be at tho PeninsulRr cemetery.
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HARVEST HOME p1CNIo.

The Annual Gathering Mt Stewar It's Grove
Tomorrow.
The annual Belmont county harvest
home picnic takes place tomorrow one
and half miles south OF st. Clairsville.
This has become one Of the most popu-
lar gatherings in Eastern Ohio, free
from the usual offensive things, such as
games OF chance, dancing and catch
penny devices The managers are
Justly proud Of the character OF this
picnic, which has grown from q mere
local affair until the attendance has
been estimated at as high as from 1000
to 10000. The grove Is one OF the most
beautiful to he found in the country.
ltcontains about forty acres, lying as
level as could BIO desired, and is well
shaded with large oak, beach and sugar
maple trees, and has good supply Of
good spring water. The grove is in the
hands Of Alfred Caldwell, Of this city. 1t
contains no pine seats worn smooth with
constant use, but is fright out in the
woods" and q nice drive from this
CITY. no Oettcr place 10 spend DAY
can DO found.
There will be a vocal quartette from
Hopedale, Ohio, with trio OF little
girls from Blaine, Ohio. MIR. O. a..
House, OF this city. will furnish an
organ, and tho New Athens cornet band
will also mako music. There will be
short addresses by Mr.. A. A. Niffen, a
talented young orator OF Powhattan,
Rev. s. r. Frazier. of youngstown, once
arcsident OF St Clairsville, and secre.
tary to Hon. John A. Bingham when
minister 10 Japan. Col. W. w. Arnett
and Col, Robert White, Of this city,
will 60 out and give address.
Hacks will meet all trains at 81. Clairs.
vile 10 convey persons TO tho grounds
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MouSDsvlLLg.
A Miscellaneous Melango of Minor Matters
from AIhrShnIl'S Metropolis,


from Aihrshnll's Metropolis,
oil is still blowing AT the Rogerson
we'll, about mile above town, which
was reported few days ago as having
begun TO produce. A citizen was up at
the well yesterday morning and found
IT still coming up, the pressure OF the
gas throwing it TO tho top OF the casing.
He touched match TO II and 1t became
ablaze Tor several yards around The
well is about 1000 feet deep, and the
plug was pounded down about twelve
inches in the casing and as it fillS it is
being dipped out into jugs and buckets.
1t is an excellent quality Of oil. The
mystery has always been why it was
plugged, as oil was found when it was
being drilled, but isr some reason it
was, and II the leasers desire II to stay
In the holes they will have to put in
more plugs. 1t Is likely that it will be
again opened and pumped,
A scafold on which Walter Deal and
II, II. Keller were working broke down
Saturday afternoon and Deal was pre-
clpitated to the ground, a distance Of
about twenty feet. He was bruised up
considerably, but no bones were broken.
his companion escaped falling by cling
ing, to II strip OF weather boarding which
he had just nailed on, until ladder
was put up to relieve his perllous situN,
ton. Mr.. John Lutea was working be-
low, but managed to get away before
the scafEolding and its load Of lumber
came down.
Thomas McFaddeu and daughter.
Mrs. Frisell, OF Salem, Oregon, returned
to their homes yesterday Mr.. McFad'
den has been visiting his only brother,
Hon. &. $. McFadden. Aeis the father
OF Prof, W. s. McFadden, OF CORVALLIS,
Ore, who was the first principal in the
public school opened here in 1878. AL
though in his seventy-frst year he Is in
perfect health, and was we'll pleased
with his visit. He said that In oil HE
travels he has never seen place inn
prove so much rs Moundsvllle.
A large frame building on the Balti.
moro q Ohio railroad, near the camp
grounds in Moundsyille, burned down
last night, 1t was not occupied at the
time. 1t caused big blaze. No other
property was destroyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Woodburn and
daughter, Della, aud Charles L. Wood
burn and Mrs. Cora Higgs, will attend
the funeral OF Mrs. A. L. Pritchard at
Warrington to-day.
The receipts from the Sam Jones
afternoon meeting Sunday afternoon ON
the camp ground amounted to $256.
Will St. Clair is home from Pitts.
burgh to visit friends, and will probably
engage in business here.
Miss Mary Harris will return to her
home in Washington, Pa, after pleas.
ant visit to friends here.
Mr.. and Mira, Arthur Rest returned
to their home in Alton, Ill, yesterday.
w. L. Koonse and family have re.
moved to this place from Mansfield, PA,
Miss Marian Smith, of Elkins, W. Va,
is the guest Of Mrs. O. O. Newman.
Messrs. Harry and Charles Brown left
yesterday for tho Worlds Fair.
Miss Maud Heyer returned to her
home in Bellaire yesterday.
Rev. G. W. Grimes returned from Mt.
Lake Park yesterday,
Mrs. George @. Oldham, OF Allegheny,
Pa, is visiting here.
Q. W. Chapman is home again after q
long absence.
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pr.crylnT I'ral,s.

wo desire to say TO Our citisonS that
for yonrs wo have boon selling Dr..
Kinr's New Discovery for consumption,
DR. Kings Now Life Pills, BucklOn's
Arnicn Salvo and Electric Dittets, and
hayo never handled remedies that soil
ns we'll, or that have .glyon such uni
Versal satisfaction. Wo do not hesitate
TO guarantee them every time, and wo
stand ready to rotund tho purchase
prlco II satisfactory results do moi. fol-
low thcir use. Those remedies havo
won their great popularity purely on
their merits. Logan Drug Company,
'DfuggistA. 1
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A friend in mood is a friend indeed,
and not less than one million people
have found Just such q friend In Dr..
Kings Now Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds, II you have novor
used this great cough medicine, ono
trial will convince you that II has won.
derirl curative powers In oil diseases OF
throat, chest and lungs. Each bottle ID
guaranteed TO do all that 10 claimed OF
money will DO refunded. Trial bottles
FREQ at the Logan Drug Company's drug
store. Largo bottles 500 and 81.
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No Ant.pyrinO in Bromo.soltSor. 10
Cures all headaches--trial bottles l0c.


lsS daily chronicle In our papers; also
NE death Of some dear friend, who has
ulcd with consumption, whereas, II no
OF she had taken 0tto's euro for Throat
ana Lung diseases in time, life would
nave been rendered happier ana per.
maps saved, Heed tho wafningl II you
,iOVo cough or any affection Of tho
tunroat and lungs call at Logan Drug
20 a. sole agent, and got q trial bottle
ice, Large BiEb b1r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-22
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,
The Chief Educ atlonaI InstItu-
ton of the State.

Sixteen Professors and Teachers. A Prepare.
tory Department, Classical Course, a Scientific
Course. an Agricultural Course Counes IN
Civil aud Mining Engineering, aud Mechanical
pRftmeut and Gymnasium. Each Scientific
Department Is splendldly equipped with ap.
pRratus and machinery Tho Collegiate De.
partments open TO both sexes. Tuition FREQ TO
Vest Virginia students in all Departmental except
department for students to the number OF one
for every 500 population. Eight State Cadets arc
appointed by the Regents from ehch Senatorial
District who arc furnished with books and
stationery free The average total expenses per
year are from $40 TO 500, exclusive OF clothing
and travel School opens September 10. Send
for catalogue to.
DIR. p. u. REYNOLDS, vice.PreS.,
aui2" Morgantown, W. Va.
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Last $40 sonshore Excursion from wheel.
Ing vim Pennsylvania Lines.

Thursday, August "a, is the date OF
the last popular excursion to the sea
from Wheeling via Pennsylvania lines.
This 10 the most pleasant season to
visit the shore. The attractions arc
many and the bathing excellent. Pass.
engers have the privilege Of going TO
either Atlantic City, Cape May, Sea
Isle City or Ocean City, Return coupon
valid twelve days. Sleeping car Wheel
ing to PHILADELPHIA For details, apply
TOT. 6. Tomlinson, ticket agent, Wheel.
inc
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, a prominent man In town exclaimed
i other day. my wife has been wOar.
ihs out her liiO from tho effects OF dys.
HSep''a, liver complaint aud indignation.
iipr case buillOd the skill OF our best
pnySslclnns. Alter using throo packages
VI uacon's CGlOry cure, ahO IL almost
vuItGIy vol" Keep your blood In q
healthy condition by tho uso Of this
g,clt vegetable compound. Call on
i3s0n Drug 90, sole agent, and got u
"'aI package free. Large slEo zoe. 4
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n, iou can DO permanently cured OF tho
GiPlum Of Whisky habit without iOav.
N.Y. your homo or business. Dr. u, NJ,
~ Voley Atlanta, Gu, o noted special.
'o ~, gn 'he,o diseases, will II requested,
s'loa a valuable book 10 any ono intOr.
''Vu' TAs
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THE NEXT STATE FAIR.
:. will Compare Favorably with
any Previous One.
EXPERIENCED PERSONS CHOSEN

10 have Charge of Each oftho Many
interesting Departments-A Meet
ing oftho Directors Held, at Which
tbe Most Encouraging Reports arc
Rcceiypd-Tho New special Feat
ures will Draw,
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THE Chinese pay their doctor only go
long as he keeps them in health. They
believe In preventing rather than cur
ing disease. This ia sound sense, and
ono OF the strongest recommendation
Of Ayers sarsaparilla, a medicine which
not only cures diseases but prevents
them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-22

PEAyER COLLEGE AND MUSICAL
~ INSTITUTE for young ElflS and young
ladies' beautiful situation. superior bull0lngSI
eSporiohCcd faculty, best Instruction vocal and
instrumental music violin. gullAf mandolin
EnElllh and classical COtIsOi rates moderate,
Send iot catalogue 70 REV. Il Il TAYLOR
Beaver, IA. Rui
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MI1LLTAMsPoRT DtoKENsoN
w SEMINARY, WilllamSport. Pa, Doth
se4gL Regular and Elective courses. Fltl ioi
College Music, Art, Modern lAnBiiagea special.
Opens Sept 1 T. ], GRAY, b, D., PresidsaL
iyt
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
cHARLoTTEsvILLE, Wa.

Session begins 9th Sept. Academicai, Engineering
Law, Medical Departments. For Catalogues, address
WIN. NJ. THORNTON, LII. d., Chairman.
iy2srrh&s
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FROM To.dny on


We offer Ladies' Low Shoes Of all kinds
ut greatly reduced price, L. V. BLOND.
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EDUCATIONAL:

Military, English and Classical Courses, Also
Modern Languages Military Department In
Charge olap oa'cerOi the UpIted States Navy.
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IHINO- LOST AND FOUND-
Naturally there were . considerable NUM-
A Suit for Divorce

Mary L Hurdle has. BY Mr.. A. A Lips comb,
aled bill against H. W. Hurdle for divorce.
They were married at Hartford. N. c.. on De-
esmber -, 1855. and have two children She
charges dssertiou October 23. 1880
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waAyEvRR may be the cause of bianchlna. the
hair may be restosed 20 rs nal color by the use
Of that potent remedy, Halls Vegetable s.eiliAn
ha1I k2nSvsE
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THE EVENING STAR: wAsH1N
MISCELLANEOUS

WAN TED MISCElLANEOUS
WANTEDzsECoNp-HAND POOL AND BI1.
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VVANTED-HOw TO PREPARE HOR OWL
"a I1IbssAiIx 60. isz sS R, i
WANTED.-A FIRsT.CLAss HORSE IN Ex-
81 e. 81 SaiF' i. Hssh
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asa. ''1r NJ s sa e s
W.SaT IgPs;,aPI Mattress xoRk
Sa1 70 new essners rsnovated and
AND 81 House. CO.. IS
WANTEp-HoRsEs, TO PASTURE; .KEEPING
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WANTED.T0 BUY-RING. 2 OR 2,& KARATs
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FcsRs IT'S ssss'
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WAAMyTrEEpe- CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND
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bought. F. LOEwENSTEIN. Manufg Jeweler and
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feJ0-1m'
"ANTED-TYPEwRITER FOR RENT-REM-
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WANTED-GOODS OF ALL KINDS SUCH AS
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in LARGE or SMALL quantities. for which pay
637 Louisiana ja3-tr
WANTED--HORsEs TO. WINTER AT THE
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ALFRED RAY. Forest GlsH P. o.. MONTGOMERY
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La. ave. and 10th St, Alfred E. Ray. 422 10th ST.
NV. d21-3m
WANTED-WILLIAM C. FRIZZKLL, PIANO
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attention Frstclass tuning at lowest rates. fe10f
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DOR RENT-SoME ELEGANT HOUSES, VERY
Il handsomely furnished and fashiouaby located in
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mh1-N' I42l G st.
ENOR RENT-1309 14TH ST. wv; IL ROOMS;
L newly nspered and painted and in elegant repair
store and stable. 1881 18th st. NV.
1920 9Th ST. n W. z rooms
EMMERT HEIrMULLER. Trustees.
mh61w 1898 i4:h ST. n. W.
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E,OR RENT-AT REDUCED RATE; SEVERAL
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provements; in excellent order.
b. H. WARNER 4 CO..
1a2o-CIt' 916 4 st. n. ".
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EQR RENr-THE 3sToRY BRIcK STABLE IN
Il Tsmpseancs Hall allsy, bet. Dth and 10th and b
and - ~ y1sys;l9 stalis elevator. Be- Apply 70
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In nv. oI........,..s5OC
r i ave near 18th st
NV. lT..............31 i
vtav near K st NV. lSr. 300
K Of nrlSth NV. 1Sr. 3eS. 81
10th st near y st NV.
K q near 18th ST NV.
lSr ..-..........-.- "a"
Mass ave nesr Dupont
Circle, lsr. ..0C
II mr. 18th 1t NV. L5r. .25C
r ! ave nr 18th st NV.
18th st mr. p st NV. l5r. 90
n st nfl4.hnw. l3r. POS. 3'
Ne cor goth l. +. Ar. Boo
OFF
Sc cor 10th and Fists
NV. Ar. entire third
Pa av L 18th st NV, 81. =. 65
Sc cor 10Th and F SITS
nv. Or. ID floor. 30
1928 Pa ~ nv. Sd a'r. 20
1918 F st NV, entire
second floor. -. Al. 81
T33 eth st NV. list and
I'd noors. 40
STO
14O9-9k est nv......e1Jo
TSB 9TH st NV. ITO
ltc9 and 1I4l Pa ave. as
1105 l4th st nw......... "a
l10T 14th st nv. 40
STAl
1924 " Y ave nw(rear) SIS
l121 14th st NV (rear) Is
The above houses can b,
our Office only. THOA
fphT
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L ES3edst br stable,
store and dwis. liz.
rS 3 : I'D Il, i; :sssis. y
store and dvie. 10,
m t.................~.W
81 5; 50 ! ]: IS ): J : !: {
AIS '6"xS; S i: s.
| ssIa N.;:s....S:iS;sS &
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NANTED-MAN AND WIFE. WITHOUT Chill
w dren man for farm work wife for working house
keeper. Apply to Mrs. DUNDORE. 700 L st. mhs-3f'
WANTED-sITUATIONS FOR MAIDS COOKS,
w house men. nurses. drivers, seam stress s
hosers. porters, kitchen. laundry store
linen room and genl. hands. BURNHAM'S. lilo G
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RFNr-22s ETH ST. sw. HANDSOME
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EOR RENT-AN ELEGANT NEW THREE-STORY
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CoR RENT-6i6 70 e22 al ST. NE ROOMS:
L. ave. fs28-1oes
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THEY HAVE BEEN GIVEN A MONTH TO WITH
DRAW IRON THE eUARp-AS INTERESTING
QUESTION AMONG MEMBERS OF THE ORGAN
IzkrIoS-A POSSIBLE CONTEST OVER LKSAL
RIGHTs.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-08
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

HEzEKLAH L. HosMER, ex-chief Justice
Of Montana, died at San Francisco, Cal,
on the 31st ult, OF heart disease. De-
ceased, who was appointed chief justice
Of Montana by President Lincoln in
1854, was also one Of the founders Of
the Toledo (0.) Blade. The dead jurist
was born in New York and was 7s years
of age.
W. B. HARRISON, of Michigan, ex-su.
perintendent OF the railway mail serv.
ice, has been selected as treasurer Of
the republican congressional campaign
committee.
REV. DIR. CHARLES SooTT, ex-presi'
dent of Hope college, with which he
had been connected for twenty-siz
years, died at Holland, Mich, on the
s1st ult., aged II years
MAJ.-GEN. SIR CHRISTOPHER CHARLEa
TEEsDALE, her Majestys master Of
ceremonies and at one time equerry To
the Prince of Wales, is dead at Ban.
gor, England.
AT caucus Of repu blican aldermen,
held at Chicago on the I'd, George h.
Swift was selected as mayor pro tenn.
by vote of 20 to IA for Alderman Mad.
den. The republicans have majority
of eight in the city council.
Miss ANNA HOWARD, who was TO have
been married TO the late Mayor Harri-
son, left Chicago on the Sd, for her
home in Biloxi, Miss.
THE Georgia senate on the Sd killed
the anti-cigarette bill by vote Of 10
nays TO ~ yeas.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-08

OK The Sd the treasury department
issued orders to the superintendents OF
this United states mints at San Fran
cisco and New Orleans to resume the
coinage, suspended some time ago, OF
standard silver dollars. This action is
taken nnder authority OF Section 8 OF
the Sherman law OF 1890.
In the court of common pleas at New
York City on the Sd Chief Justice DAILY
dismissed the suit of Alexander Stew.
art against Henry Hilton. Stewart
claimed to be u cousin OF the deceased
millionaire A. 7. Stewart and his
claim against Judge Hilton was for a
share of the estate. Justice DAILY was
Of the opinion that the claim to rela'
tionship with A. T. Stewards family
was not established.
In addition to indicting President
Trumpff and Cashier Koetting Of the
South Side Savings bank and reindict-
ing President Day Of the Plankinton
bank in new count the Milwaukee
wis grand jury has reindicted VIII
liam Plankinton, Eugene $. Elliott
Charles s. Clason, F. W. Noyes and
Judge James G. Jenkins, officers Of the
Plankinton.
THE steamship Lucania, which ar
rived at New York on the 3D., made the
passage in days, 12 hours and 81
minutes, thus beating all western REQ
ords by 20 minutes.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-08
LATER.

THE exports of specie from the port
OF New York for the week ended No
vember was 1888, $50, Of which $4,000
was gold and 1927. $50 silver. OF this
amount 5000 gold and slS,96O silver
went to South America and s3Os,9OO
silver to Europe.
THE Associated American Exhibitors
nave taken up the cases Of nearly LOO
exhibitors at the worlds fair, who arc
dissatisfied with the action OF the jur-
prs and the committee on awards. Re-
examination OF exhibits have been
made in nearly 500 Of these cases.
VI. TIRARD, formerly prime minister
n France, is dead at Paris, aged Go
years.
Az explosion of a quantity Of gun
powder belonging TO the insurgents oc-
Cured at Rio Janeiro on the 4th. Two
British naval officers were killed, and
also boatswain and one man belong
ing TO the British cruisers. Five men
were wounded seriously.
AT Denver Col, on the 4th eX-Con-
gresham George e. Symes committed
suicide by shooting himself with re-
volver He had been in poor health
for some time and suffered great pain.
Judge Symes was born at Ashtabula,
o., and had long been prominent In
western legal and political circles
A CONFERENCE between officials OF
the Big Four and the strikers in the
railroad yard at Cairo, ILL.,, was held on
the 5th and an agreement was reached
TO postpone the whole subject for ten
days, when other conferences will be
held. In the meantime all trains are
10 be run as usual and the striking
trainmen are TO return and receive the
old rate Of pay.
Mrs. ALIcE CHURCH and her daugh-
ter, Bessie, who carried on systematic
burglary In Tecumseh, Mich, and were
finally caught in the act, received their
sentence on the 4th. They are each 10
spend three years and three months In
the Detroit house OF correction.
AT Terre Haute, Ind, on the all
John s. Beach, sole owner Of the de.
funct Prairie City bank, was Indicted
by the grand jury on eleven counts,
charging him with embezzlement
BURaLARs robbed the house Of s. p.
Wheeler at wilmette, q suburb Of Chi.
cago. on the night Of the 4th and then
set fire 70 Il. Mrs Gross, q member of
Wheeler's family, was caught In the
flames and burned 10 death.
THE Illinois Centrals Chicago and
New Orleans limited vestibuled train
was side-tvseked and ditched at Lima
switch. near Ullin. Ill. on the night Of
The, lsth, and Firsmsn Charles Ham
inonA was instantly killed. None Of
thepsssengsrs we're injured.