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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-04
spEAKRR CRISP
says TarlR Rill win Be IntFoduOsd-He
Fayors the Wildcat Bank Proposal,

snys q TarlR Bill VIII Be IntEoluOed-He
Fayors the wildcat Bank Proposal,
ATLANTA, GA, July a.-speaksr Crisp
left here yesterday for Washington.
While in tho city no had many callers.
Asked about the reason for his trip
east at this time, the speaker said u
am on my way to Washington in an
swer to telegram from Mr.. Carlisle,
who intends to go to Chicago on Thurs
day, but who desired TO have CONFER
euce with me before he left the city"
"What do you think Of the PFesl'
dents course in calling an extra ses'
sionN
II think we'll Of IL look for great
good to result from the extra session,
"Will the early session deal with the
tariff and in Whot way
"Ihe nature OF its treatment OF tariff
depends largely OF course upon whether
it will be- continuous session. hit
adjourns before the regular fall session
begins, committee, ] think, will be
charged with theWork Of reforming the
tariff and will proceed with this duty
until some good tariff measure Is form
ulated.N
"Will the Sherman bill be repealedG"
Undoubtedly, think"
HlIow about the ten per cent tax on
state banks Of isspeP
u don't think there will be any
trouble in the way Of repeating the tax
on state hanks, While ] am not au-
thorized to speak for him, ] believe that
the President is in favor Of repeating
this tax"
The question Of the senatorship, and
the fact that Speaker Crisp's name has
been frequently used in that connec.
ton naturally came up in the course Of
the talk. In reply 10 q direct question
whether he would be candidate Judge
Crisp said;
"lam now o candidate. as yon have
doubtless observed; for the reelection
as speaker Of the next house Of repre-
sentatives. do not think that l will
have opposition for that office, In fact,
| don't believe that there was ever SER
ious intention on the part Of the next
Congress TO oppose me for that place,
], OF course, appreciate the kindly use
OF my name in connection with the
next aenatorship, but IL ia altogether
unauthorized by me"
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lnR VIoroRIA plsAsTRR.
Trying 10 Fix the Blame Comments q
English Newspapers.

Trying 10 Fix the Blame Comments OF
English Newspapers.
LONDON, July SAN the newspapers
to-day publish long editorials on the
subject Of tho Victoria disaster and all
OF them warn tho public to suspend
Judgment on the matter until tho result
OF the court martial to be held in the
case shall have been made known,
The newspapers admit that Vice Ad.
miral Tryon Numbered in giving the
order he did for tho manGuvre that led
to the accident, and state that he fur.
Their Numbered when. he signaled to
tho vessels OF the squadron not TO lower
their boats, which they were upon the
point OF doing for the purpose Of going
TO the rescue OF those on the Victoria
Some Of the writer's attribute the vice
admirRls error to the fact that he was
just recovering from an attack OF sick
ness.
The relatives Of tho survivors arc get
ting letters in which the story OF the
disaster as told in these dispatches Is
repeated with little variation. Some Of
the survivors hint that Vice Admiral
Tryon realized his hlunder when too
late and did not afterwards care to live.
Among the general blame OF the vice
admiral many comments are made
upon the conduct OF other officers in
obeying an order that was certain to
result In collision between the ships.
A rule in force in tho navy provides
that subordinate is not bound to
obey an order from a superior officer II
tho execution Of the order is certain to
involve an accident. With this rule in
view, some OF the papers rather se-
verely comment on the action Of Rear
Admiral Markham, who in his own dis.
patches shows that he was fully aware
Of tho danger attendant upon the ma
nmuvre ordered from the flagship. AS
matter Of fact, however, the respon.
Ability for the disaster cannot be
placed until a court martial hears the
evidence in the case and renders its de.
cision.
The fund being raised by Lord Mayor
Stuart Knill for the benefit OF the fam
lilies Of those who lost their lives
through the laundering Of the Victoria
now amounts to 100000.
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EXCITED FAnMERs.
Seven Cows Die Of Hydrophobia-A MAJ
and q Boy Bitten,

Seven Cows Die Of Hydrophobia-A Man
and Boy Bitten.
BR1pdEPoRT, Conn, July S.-There is
great excitement among the farmers
living in the vicinity of Easton. Within
a day or two seven COWS, some Of them
valuable stock, have died from hydro.
phobia. About month ago a maddog
appeared in the vicinity. Before it dis.
appeared It had bitten a farmer named
John Powell and u boy named Cass. II
is not known exactly how many cows
were attacked. No serious results were
noticed until a day or two ago, when
one OF the cows were attacked by hydro
phobia in most violent form. Seven
have since died. Some Of the mad ami
mails in their frenzy dashed through
the streets and cEeated great alarm. The
brutes kind In great agony.
When the cows died Powell feared he
would be attacked by the disease, He
is confident that the poison 10 in his
system, and that sooner or later he will
full victim TO the terrible disease.
His friends fear that II he cannot soon
be satisfied that there is no danger, he
will GO insane. The Case boy is too
young to realize tho danger, and the
facts have been kept from him. Their
condition attracted much attention, and
fund was started to defray the ex-
penses Of the Pasteur treatment, but
ex.Lleutenant Governor Hyde, Of Hart
ford, has made arrangements 10 have
Powell and Case treated by the Pasteur
method In New York.
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Special DlepaIcN 70 ne IHleEIt1ellcsF,
FAlaMoST, W. Va, July 2.-John
clelland. an old citizen os this vicinity,
while walking on the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad, about three miles west Of here,
was run over and terribly mangled by
the Grafton accommodation train last
evening, His remains were brought
here on the Same train and taken to
Undertaken Cunningham, who will con.
yey the remains to Mr.. Clolland's late
home near Pennington. He was about
sixty years old.
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Tllings worth Rom mi erlnE.

Whom you feel kind Of goneness
about the stomach it is sign that your
food does not sit well and that you are
about to have ht Of indigestion.
Whom you begin to feel nervous and
are unable to sit still comfortably;
when your clothes suddenly seem "a
lose their ft aud become too tight In
places tho lit Of indigestion is surely
upon you.
When this ft OF indigestion Is no.
poated from day TO day 1t finally re.
solves itself into dyspepsia,
Remember that three 10 ton Of BRAND
RRrIt's Pills will cure tho wbr6t Cnse oil
indigestion or dyspepsia, or both, and
that regular course Of thom, say two
every night for q week or ten days, will
act as preventive Of either complaint
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Are You Going AwayP
whether You Arc or not You Need to Know
just What to Do, Both ut Homo aud

Whether You Arc or not You Need to Know
dust What to Do, Both ut Home aud
Whils Away
Nearly everybody u planning 70 do more or
less travelling at this season. Many people who
can atlhrd II 80 to Europe and spend agJeal deal
OF time abroad To-day you meet man IN bos
ton, and next week you encounter him In san
Francisco Those who have not tho time or
means to take those extended trips go TO some
summer resort, or take little trip occasionally
This Il right and proper. We need change, but
all this running about causes fresh risks 70 health
aud life although the travelling may be taken
for health and pleasure, Exposure, change OF
climate and habits, change Of water and diet,
loss OF Sleep and all these things make people
sick at very lneopyenient times aud IN unNE'
peoted place People under such circumstances
arc often gelzed with sickness who're suitable
medical help or TemedloS arc pot At hand. Vld
RtFesh hold and often result IN serious sickness
or death. AZ such times illness may often DO
wRrded or by tho prompt use Of some good
medicinal sllnulAnt There II no stimullnt
equal to pure WhlskeY, and the pureSt medicinal
WhlSkey upon tue market to-day is DuityS Pure
Malt II has been before the public for years,
II may be possible that some Interested person
may soy that other whistles are tlSs a. goGa, PVT
do not accomplish what Dutiy's puTa Malt has
accomplished Tor tho past twenty years, II has
saved the lives Of thousands and ils pFotnp use
hAa prevented the changers which changes OF the
season RndlncldGilts OF travel always occasion,
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rundown by n Train.

MARION, IND, July 8. John B. Heath,
Miss Daisy Hummel and Miss Eva
Ihrlg were crossing the Panhandle
track hore yesterday afternoon on their
way to a basket meeting on the out.
skirts Of tho city. They wero run down
by the engine Of q passenger trains
going at terrific rate. Miss lhrig was
killed instantly, being literally ground
10 pieces; Mr.. Heath was dangerously
injured, and Miss Hummol also injured,
but not seriously,
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THE BER1NG SEA CASE.


SuhbM EhuAphsAVt eAS SNaSuN HsesNNS 49,
tlnues His Argument.
PARIS, July s.-Hon. E. j. Phelps, of
counsel for the United States, continued
his long address before tho Boring sea
tribunal Of arbitrationrto,day. He OK.
amined into the rights claimed by Rus
sia in 177o and 1921, and into tho result
ing prospects, from the United States
and the treaties between America and
Russia. Mr.. Phelps held that neither
protests nor treaties raised any objec-
ton to Russia's trading or selling rights
in Bering sea. They only opposed Rus
sia's claim to exclusive trading rights
on tho shores Of the Pacific ocean.
Proceeding to deal with the question
Of Jurisdiction involved in the case Mr..
Phelps commended that they were SUBJ
ordinate to the main question at issue.
The property right OF America in the
seals and her right to care for the ami
mails would not demand q decision by
the tribunal favorable to question OF
Jurisdiction though her right would be
strengthened by such q decision.
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GlndTLdInRs.

Tho grand specific for tho prevailing
malady Of tho ago, dyspepsia, liver
complaint, rheumatism, costlyeness,
general debility ETC., Is Bacon's Celery
Cure. This great herbal tonic stimu'
lates tho digestive prgnns, regulates the
liver and restores tho syatum 10 vlgor'
Gus health and energies Samples FREQ.
Large packages SOC. Sold only BY Logan
Drug Co. y
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nm l,m n,,.nr NInl,os a cnnrn.slnn.

BsaIN, July S,-Emporor William to-
day granted an audience to Herr Won
Koscielski, a leader Of the Polish party.
His majesty learned from the Polish
leader that his party demanded in re.
turn for their supported the army bill
certain concessions in regard to nation
al schools. The emperor readilytell in
with the views expressed by Horr Won
Koscielski and summoned DR.. Bose,
superintendent Of instruction, who was
directed by the emperor to prepare o
scheme that would satisfy the Poles
demands for national schools.
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TRAIN RonnGRs CAPTURED,
Henry Starr Neatly Caught in Colorado
Springs Hotel.

Henry Starr Neatly Caught in q Colorado
Springs Hotel.
DENVER, Col, July S-IntoFmatinn
has been received hero from Colorado
Springs that Henry Starr and Kid Will
son, two members Of the notorious Stare
gang Of train and bank robbers, who
have caused the death OF dozen men
and terrorized the Indian territory and
and Arkansas for months, were ar
rested there this morning. The men
arrived at the spanlding House at a
late hour last night with Mrs, Starr,
They registered aa Frank Johnson and
John Wilson, Of joplin, Mo. The Of
fcers, learning who the two men were,
and afraid to approach them outright,
attempted to get the outlaws in u posi-
ton to shoot on sight but they sepa'
rated, Henry Starr going into the coffee
restaurant The police followed him
aud Marshal Dana caught one arm and
Mat Wright another Hegave in with
out struggle. The same officers then
went to Colorado City and captured
Kid Wilson.
After tho arrest tho officers went
down to the spaulding House and WOKE
up the woman, who was registered as
Mrs. Jackson, but who is really the
wife Of Starr. A search Of the room
was made aud under the pillow was
found Sl,480 in gold which had never
been used and $500in gold was found in
pursc, She was closely questioned
and admitted that the man who was
captured was Henry Starr and that tho
name Of the man was Kid Wilson.
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On and aitor Sunday, July Q, train
No. IS oil tho Cleveland, LOraln &
Wheeling railroad, which now leaves
Wheeling al 100 v. Ms central stand.
ard tlmO, will leave Wheeling AZ lao p.
III, central Atandurd tlmO. Passengers
for Chicago aud tho west can now take
sleeper, leaving ton minutes earlier aud
arrive In Chicago At 1855 q, m.
!, u, IKRRY, u, Z, aud +, A,
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PARIS, July S.-The American and
English delegates to the Boring Sea
court Of arbitration have given q bau-
ouet in honor OF NJ. Deyelle, the
French foreign minister. Toasts were
drank to the health Of President Car
not, Queen Victoria and President
Cleveland. John W. Foster, Of the
American delegation, thanked NJ. De-
yelle for the cordial welcome that had
been extended to the delegates.
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aloo I,swnr,l. 400.

Tho readers OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least
ono dreaded disease that science has
been ableto euro In all its stages and
that IL Catarrh. Halls CRtarrh Cure 10
tho only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh, being
a constitutional disease, requires con-
Rtitutional treatment, Halls CatNrrh
Cure Ia taken internally, acting directly
upon tho blood and mucous surfaces OF
tho system, thereby destroying tho
foundation OF the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up tho
constitution and assisting nature In do.
ing It's work. The proprletors have 80
much faith In its curative powers, that
they offer Ono Hundred Dollars for any
case that 1t falls to cure Send for list
Address, +. j. CHENEY 4 Co.,
Toledo, o.
RSy'sold by druggists, zoo.
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aAUpAuR RLuFFING
And stunsbe4y DiSsustod There May d
No Race.

And Stansberry Disgusted-T May De
No Race.
DETROIT, Mich. July S,-Articles for
a boat race between Champion STAINS.
berry and Jake Gaudaur are no nearer
being signed now than they were six
months ago, aud stansberry, who is at
present stoppingin Detroit, is becom-
ing simply dlsgusted with the talk OF
Gaudaur, It is therefore very doubt
full II any race will result at all during
StansberEy's visit to America, and il
Gaudaur wants to row for the cham
pionship he will have to so to Aus
tralia. At first there was q dispute as
to whore the forfeit money should be
posted. After Gaudaur had changed
around from one holder to the other
stansberry's patience gave out and he
informed GaudGur that II his money
was not covered in ten days he would
withdraw II Gaudaur then crawfshed
by informing Stansberry that he would
not row unless the race was three
miles with turn, and II he (Stans-
berry, did not comply with his terms
he would claim the championship.
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want Ylrcinln pOnslons.

Special Di,patch 70 he ItlclltgaMr,
wAsulSoroN, D. O., July 8.-The fol-
lowing pensions have been granted to
West VirSinians:
Original widows, &c.-Barbara Vetter,
Susan E, Callendine.
Reissue-Cltnton Wells.
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No sIlyor puroha.e,l Yesterday.

WASHINGTON, D, O., Secretary
Carlisle has decided not to make the
purchase of silver to-day and has so no.
titled the principal firms that offer sill
yer to the treasury on purchasing days.
This action Is unusual, but as the mat
ter OF purchasing silver on given days
is discretionary with the secretary OF
tile treasury, he is simply exercising
his right. The reason assigned in the
notice sent to intending otterers is that
the treasury department had not yet
completed its annual settlements made
at the end of each fiscal year at the
United States mints. Whether silver
purchases will be resumed on Wednes.
day next 10 left open and will not be de.
termiued until Wednesday comes and
circumstances will then decide the mat
tar
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BERLIN, July S.-An order has been
issued declaring that foreign vessels en-
toring the river Elbe must henceforth
salue the forts at Grimmen, Hosrner
and Cuxhaven in the same manner as
they salute when entering other war
norris.
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RosEnuRa, oREaoN, July s.--aOorgO
Richardson was to-day sentenced TO
eight yOars imprisonment for OttOmpt.
ing 10 wreck a Southern Pacific pms.
sOngor train March 80 last
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nnIDuntniu LnNo PARK p

Juno 2s to July 2s, inclusive, tho Bal.
tllnoru 4 Ohio Company will soil cxcur'
sion tickets TO Mountain Lako Park at
one fare for tho round trip, good return.
ing until July 81, 1893.
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DI.sold BY drupgI'ts, 100. -''s-''
won1D's coIvMnlAN nxposlTloN,
Excursion to Chicago Via Onto River Hail
fuhd,

KNcnTsI0h 70 UhIoNgO VlN UhIO IKVV0F IWWI'
road,
On and after this date, until October
81, tho Ohio RiVor railroad will soil
tickets TO Chicago and return, on &c.
count OF tho Worlds Columbian Expo.
sltion at greatly reduced rates Tickets
will DO good for continuous passage In
Olthor direction with 1nal limit lor 70.
turn passage November 8, 1893, For
rates Of fare, time OF lrEln and other in'
formation, inquire Of ticket agents,
Ohio River railroad, or write W, j,
Robinson, genera passenger agent,
pafkersburg, W. Va
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CuRE ron CRoup--Usc Dr. Thomas
EcleCtric OIL according to directions. It
ID tho bpst rOinody for oil sudden at
tacks Of colds pain and Inflammation
and lniurlel. DAW
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-06-07
Jefferson.

AS the sun drew near it's setting on
the beautiful afternoon of May %,
Grace, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs
}. {. Otis, passed peacefully to her
final rest. .sShe was born in Red Cloud
Nebraska. May 26, 1890 Had life been
spared till the mOrrow's sun she would
bave seen her thirteenth birthday.
The funeral services took place at the
house Saturday, Rev Dr. Riley, Of
NashOtah, officiating, and the remains
were laid to their final rest in Union
Cemetery.
George Adam Frommader died at
his home In Jefferson Thursday, May
%, and was buried in the Union Gem
etery from the Lutheran church Satur-
day, May 27 aged SO years 10 months
and Is days.
Mrs. Marguerite RosseIer, nee
Bruckner, died at the residence of
f. Greve, Thursday, May 25.
John Tritscheler, who left this place
few months ago, returned last Satur-
day night, having made trip to Ger
many during his absence. 1t is need
less to say that John was greatly sur
prised to find upon arriving here that
| not only his wife disappeared while
ne WAS away, Out tRe property ne sup
posed still belonged to him had also
been disposed of. Before Tritschler
left Jefferson he decided the property,
consisting of the brick building form
erly occupied by him, to his wife, but
now claims to have no knowledge
whatever of the transaction. He also
says that he knew nothing about leav-
ing town until he found himself in
Chicago. There are several things that
John would like to be enlightened up
on. One of the most important is the
whereabouts of his spouse, and he left
Tuesday for Milwaukee and Chicago
to try and discover her present abiding
place. He will also endeavor to regain
possession Of his property and says
that he intends taking the matter to
| the COurtS-BGnner
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-06-07
Lake Mills.

At the regular election of officers OF
Sagola lodge last Monday evening
r. E. Faville was elected Noble Grand
E. w. Hooper, Vice Grand; DR.. F. H
Gordon, Secretary, and O. L. Ray,
Treasurer.
Mrs. William Cooper died Sunday
night, after lingering illness. during
which she suffered great deal.
Married, at the NJ. E. parsonage, in
Lake Mills, May 81. Mr.. Frank Fuller
to Miss Katie Hoffman, by Rev. J. Jay
Garvin.
The public school entertainm ent
Tuesday evening was largely attended
and it can safely be said that all were
highly pleased.
Thos. Fitzgerald has accepted the
position of operator here, and has laid
aside all political ambition. He was q
prominent candidate for postmaster at
Jefferson Junction and would doubt
less have secured the appointment.
O.. L. Ray has curiosity in the shape
of a four legged hicken.-Ledder.
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TOO late for last week I

J. W. McGeviran, with the G. & n
w. Ry., at RipOn, spent Sunday with
relatives and friends in this vicinity.
j. H. Lafey, of Milwaukee, spent E
few days with his parents this week
Miss A. Brown and Miss Ella Boyle
of Chester, were the guests of Miss
Katie Robinson on Sunday.
M. Hartsheim, Of Juneau, spent a
few hours in the village Monday.
Mrs. M. Egan, of Redwood. is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Thos. Egan.
Thos. Perkins is viewing the sights
at the Worlds Fair.
Miss Josie Robinson, who is teach
ing school in district 2, town of Shields
spent Sunday at home.
Miss Lizzie Tracey, accompanied by
her brother Dennis, spent Sunday al
the residence of VIM. Robinson.
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HOW TO VISIT THE WORLDS FAIR

The Chicago & Northwestern railway
(The Northwestern Line) announces
reduced excursion rates to Chicago and
return to enable everybody to see the
greatest exposition the world has ever
known. 1t is something marvellous
and beyond description.
Ticke cts will be on sale via the North,
western line daily until October 81
1893, and will be good for return until
November Is, 1898 Ask for tickets via
the popular route, with its frequent
and fast express trains, with magnif-
coaches, sleeping cars, rarlor cars and
dining ears.
Tickets and detailed information can
be obtained from agents Of the North
western Line and connecting routes.
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A Landslide.
Very Marked Results,

The term landslide usually conveys
intelligence of disaster, whereby many
are killed, but this time it is used to
indicate the enormous sales of DR..
Miles Restorative Nervine, remedy
that is daily saving the lives Of thou
sands who are suffering from nervous
disorders. It cures palpitation, ner-
vous prostration, headache, backache,
spinal disease. hysteria: i'll effects OF
builds up the body surprisingly. Brown
& Maybury, Cortland, N. Y, say one
patient used Nervine and gained fifteen
pounds of flesh. Sold by E. M. Staple
ton, the druggist, on guarantee. Get
a book free.