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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-04

BAITiMoRE, Mp., July s,-Rspsrh TO
The Manufacturer Record say;
Tho past week has been an unusually
busy ono, and has witnessed the organ
IIIng OF many enterprises Of great mo-
ment. The contract made for opening
Araasas Pass harbOr in TOxas will in
yoIyo the expenditure of 100000 on
jstty work and deepening the channel,
10 be followed, probably, by several
million dollars in the building OF
Wharves, terminal facilities. &c. Bids
are being invited ior the building ma
teTlal for the H!ssl works to be estab-
lIshsd at BesIemer, Ala. A contract
has been closed for a s5O0,OO0 shin, to
be built ut Newport News The cyanide
gold process, 90 successful in use in
Africa and the west, is to be tested on
North Carolina ores by some northern
and western capitalists, who predict
that iis Is successful, North CSEollpa
will become second Africa in gold dc.
The Ohio River & Charleston rail.
road, now in operation from Camden, S.
O., to Rutheriordton, n. O., has voted
to issue new bonds, not to excesd Sl5,,
900 a mile, covering tho completed road
and the line to be built for the purpose
Of building road across the mountains,
and on the coal fields Of WeIt Virginia
and Kentucky, where through outlet
10 the west would be reached.
The Jacksonville, ST, Augustine and
Indian railway is TO be extended to Bis.
cayne Bay, distance OF sixty-fvs miles
and contracts are being let for tho con-
struction work, aud for the rails. Many
new industrial undertakings are report
ed. The Cherokee Falls cotton mills,
Blackburg, S. O., which have just COM
pleted one thousand spindle mill, arc
preparing to double Its capacity.
A company has been organized to
build q one.thousand spindle mill at
Arkadelphis, Ark. At sumpter, S. O.,
a SlO0. 900 cotton mill 10 bOing organ.
lied, and Ave-thousand spindle mill ID
projected at Granville, Ga, and num-
ber OF Others arc being organized at
Decatur, Ala. Central, S. O., aud other
points. A $4,000 marble company
has been organized in Arkansas, q
$1,000, 900 channel aud dock canpany in
Texas, a 100000 oil well company In
West Virginia. Other enterprises for
the week include great variety Of pro-
jecss for miscellaneous manufacturing
and building concerns.
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A CRISIS IN SAMOA.

The Situation Between the Two Parties
Reaches n Critical Stage.
SAN FRAScIsco, July 3,-The steamer
Alameda this evening brought the fol.
lowing adylcOs from Samoa. dated June
10:
The situation between the two parties
here has reached stage which may be
described rs critical. The rebel party
last week held n meeting attended by
several thousand. Although the rebels
expressed desire for peace thoy made
condition the deposition Of King Nal.
istoa. Their meeting was held under
the guidance OF II. J. Moore. There Is
strong feeling against him for his &c.
tion in the matter and it is expected
that he will be called to account for it
A meeting was held on the German
varship Buzzard yesterday, whore six
OF the rebel chieis, a like number Of the
government party and three consull at
tended. Nothing has 80 far trAnspired
as to what was done. II was imposIi'
hle for the cousuls TO arrange peace,
however, with its basis the downfall Of
Malieton. II Is thought ere long more
blood will be shed. No feeling Of unity
prevails among the foreign officials. In
TACT relations arc very much strained
amongst them.
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OMAHA, NEB,, July S'-tiVe paa'y
frightened individuals occupying muir
dersrS' cells at the police station, a real
deuce resembling in many respects .
slaughter h0ussGnd the unaccountable
absence Of John SeiRu. are the features
Of u peculiarly mysterious tragedy
which 10 engaging all Omaha police aud
detectives tonight. soliau is the sup.
posed victim, while Mr., and Mrs. Mate.
kin. Anton BuckovitiS. John Urban and
John Drubnlts arc tho prisoners. Rob-
berry iI the presumed object OF the
crime, but tho feature most confusing
to the police Is theunexplaiued absence
OF tho corpse.
M. 1850 Pierre street, a boarding
house, is the scene Of the crime. A
hassy examination OF tho bedroom In
which the man supposed TO have bseh
murdered slept, showed signs Of q
bloody conflict. A great pool OF blood
was located near the head of tho bed
and the bed clothes were saturated in
several places with blood. Bloody foot
prints were found on q bed quilt and
pillow. Tho door casing. wall and floor
was stained in several places with blood
A razor, q pockot.knifo and MI iron
crow.bar about two and half feet long,
were found In the bedroom, which,
from APPEARANCES, were used a. weapons
in the struggle. The strange demoanor
OF the inmates OF the house was such as
to prompt the detectives TO place them
under arrest Several OF the persons
had blood on their clothes. All con.
cerned ara PoleI.
Monday the missing man occurred
81 900 from the old couutry. 10 obtain
this money. the crime. 1t is thought,
was committed. The police arc Of the
opinion that aitor the murder was com.
milted tho clothes OF the murdered man,
which were found on tue rivor bank,
wore placed where found for the purpose
OF leaving tho impression that the man
had committed suicide by drowning
himself Ia the river. Tho Immediate
diIcoyery oil the clothes aud the early
appearance OF the police at tho cottage,
prevented tho murdererS from carrying
out the further arrangements OF remoy-
ing tho tell tale clothes OF blood, the
blood.Stains aud the bloody bod clothes.
The body, It Ia believed, was removed
from tho house some time during the
night, judging from the fresh wagon
wheel tracks directly in front Of the
house, which indicate that wagon had
been backed up to tho sidewalk In
front.
The condition Of tho blood on tho
floor indicates the killing could not
have been done much later than mid
night. Tho fact that Selian's clothing
and suspenders were soaked with blood
10 taken 10 indicate that he was killed
soon after he returned homo last night
and aitor he had undressed. Several
residents OF the neighborhood say Sell
jau had largo amount OF money that
mo had boarded from tho old country,
Ono Of the men arrested told Que Of the
officers that seljan had got lot OF
money recently. Tonight the police
are trying to find tho bodv. Two trunks
were taken from tho house during the
night aud sent to st, Louis. The police
arc investigating this clsw and thinks
the body has been cut up and placed in
thu tFubka
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"rnou, TOO, BRUrUs2r
Senator ounY Says Hs IEsoOlVes the I
kIndeat Stab OF All.

Senator ouaY Says Hs kseSlVes the On.
kindest Stab Of All.
PnrLADELPHA, Pa, July 3.-United
States Senator Quay made public to-
night a letter from ex-senator ]. X.
Newell, Of ToWanda, Pa, rcgrettlng his
inability to pledge himself and his con'
stitusuts for Mr.. Quay, In the present
campaign. In his letter Mr.. Newell re.
fer, 10 the recent contest In Bradford
county for the d. pointmeat oil dairy
and food commissioner, which was
ended bv the appointment OF Major
Levi weilSby Governor Hastings. Ma.
ior Wells was the candidate for MIR.
Neyells branch Of the party, but he
saws that the appointment was made
without any pledges on his part as to
what would bs done in tho preIOut con-
test. q,
"Neverthelcss Weiesl morally bound"
he continues, ITO support the governor
In the convention"
Mr. Novel; Is said to DO the lleu.en.
ant OF ex. Ment. Governor VIM. I. Davis,
ofTowandn, whose nomination In 1886 by
n majority OF one and n half votea IL said
10 have been tho result oil Mr., QuRy's
work in tho face Of bitter fight Upon
receipt Of the letter, Senator Quay sent
this telegram to Mr.. Davis;
~ have received Nswell'I letter.
This Is tho coldOst.bloodsd msrcenarv
stab l hayO encountered In this cam
paiVn oil assassinatlons.
Il was stated that this telegram was
sent in view Of published reports that
Mr., Davis had been recently in con-
ference at Harrisburg with ex-senator
Newell and Governor Hastings.
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STATE NoRMNl SCHOOLS.
Tho Hoard of Regents Appoints tho Teach'
srS For the Ensuing Year

Tho Hoard of IIcGent' Appoints tho Teach
srs For the Ensuing Year.
Special Dispatch to ne lt'lgmeT.
SuGrllrRDsrowS, W. VA, July a.
The board OF regents Of the state nor
mulschools at their meeting to-day, ap.
pointed tho following teachers Tor the
different school, MS iollow.i
West LlDsrty-J. n. Donhl, principal :
Gallo W. Curtis, I. Guin, S. S. ia.
cob, ir.
Marshall collcgo-T. 4, Hodges, prln-
clpal, John N. Simpson, Miss Sloan
Hackney aud Mary McEcndrop.
Falrmont-J. Walter Barnes, prlnci.
pal; Lreno II. MyUrg, O. W. Evans, Ella
ID. Miller Mrs. NJ. S. D. Fleming, O. q.
Mercer
Sncpnrdstown-A, @. Kimlcr, princi.
pal; Q. j. Miller, Miss POarl lloslc, Miss
Harriet K, johnson,
Cnncnrl--J. y, sweeney, principal;
G. A, FuIwilor, i. I, lIotroid, Solon
johnson Miss NanniN McCrOory.
Gonylllu-W, j. Holden, principals
r l. Davies, I, ], Hardman, jessie o.
Norris
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WAS HE MURDEnED7

Well Known nnsinsss sInn MystsrioaSIy
DsnppsOr-EVIdcncs OF Foul Play.
Spe,ial Dispatch 70 ne IH.eltoen@r
CHARLESTON, W. Va, July 3,-Poca is
agita.ed over tho disappearance Of ], l..
McClung, manager and bOokkeoper OF
the PocR River Boom Company. satur-
day night no left home, telling his vile
that hO was going to the river to raise
lrot line. That was tho last heard Of
him. His failure TO return caused MIRA
MCClung so much uneasinesS that she
appriSed tho neighbors aud search was
instituted Sunday morning.
The ska in which Il Is supposed no
had embUrked was found lodged some
distance below the point whero tho
line was stretched. Tho oars appeared
in thois proper plaoos as ono would put
them on leaving the boat. Later u hat
was picked up along tho bank. II con-
lainOd two rents, ono OF them appear.
ing like II had been nndo by blow Of
m oar. This was the only trace that
could be found, although the river has
boon thoroughly dragged. McClunG's
accounts with tho company show Il
considerable balance IN his lRgor, ss
does his bank account hero, and his
domestic relations were Of tho pleasant
est character.
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MoRR THAN rnEIn SHARE,

Aud West Virginia Among Thsm-NO APP
plinRtiOns for Certain Places IN tho Gov.
Srnm0nt Service will DO Received,
WASHINGTON, D, O., July 3,-Tho civil
service commission has arranged a
schedule for the examinations to take
place in all parts OF the country during
the next six months. Examinations as
usual will ba held In every state aud
territory in tho Union. The commits
siouers intimate, however, that exami-
nations In certain states will extend
greater hope OF possibility than in
others. They say the share Of appoint
ments received by Alaska, Arizona,
Delaware, District Of Columbia, Mary
land, Montana, Nevada aud Wyoming
10 at present excessive, and no applica'
tions for any departmental examina'
tions will bO accepted from legal resi-
dents thereof, unless there is failure
TO secure Ollgibles from other ssates,
Applications from residents OF those
states aud territories will, however, bs
accepted for all railway malla aud la'
dian service examinations.
California, Colorado. Connecticut,
Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana,
Massachusetts Michigan, New HAmp.
shire. New Mexico, New York, North
Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, PennsylVAuia,
Vermont, Virginia, Washington and
Meat VirglRla have also received an ex.
csssivo share OF appointments, and dur.
ing the last half Of this year no appllca-
sions for the clerk, copyist. tho watch.
man or the messenger examination will
bo accepted from legal residents OF these
last ma med states.
Civil service examinations for depart
mental, railway mail and Indian service
positions will bO held at Parkersburg,
W. Va, on October 2,
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COLORADO FLOODS
soriously Interfere with IInilrond Trnrc
IN Kansas Pacific.

SoriOuAly IntOrforo with lIHilroRd Trnfc
IN Kansas Pacific.
DENVER, COL, July 3,-TraiuS both
ways on tho Kansas Pacific railroad
wore nnnulcd to-day on account Of
washouII Tho flood washOd out four.
teen bcnls OF bridge on tho Kansas
Pacific out ono milo from Turkey Crock,
and about twenty feet Of tho filling.
ThOro was also about 100 ieot Of filling
washed out at Mill Post and 400 At
Smoky Bridge. east OF Lisbon about ono
mile, all bon,s carried away and nun.
bor Of ioet Of approaches 70 tho slruc.
Luro also vanished. On tho Rock Island,
bolwecn Goodland aud jennings, thscO
bridges have zone out and trains wai
also annulod both ways.
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CLOSED TIE JOINTS.
Water, water, EVerywhore, But Not
Drop (pf Llquor) to Drink.

Water, Water, Everywhere, But Not q
Drop tpf Llquor) to Drink.
A1cHEoS. KAs, July 3.--Every Joint
in AlchIson Ia closed to-day and the in.
dIcatlonI arc that thcy will not bO al.
lowed to reopen. Two hupdrsd mcR
are out Of employment Us result.
Magyar wagsoner had . conference
with Governor Morrill, yesterday aud
tried 10 gain his consent TO permit tho
joints to run, but failed. Joints have
bocn source Of $1,000 revenue annu'
ally to the city.
This IL tho hrIt time since Atchison
was founded that no liquor is for sale in
any place in the Clty-drug stores OK.
copied, Even during past prohibition
CrusadCi, ioW places have been open.
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LEXINGTON, TESS,, July 3.-Tho court
houoo aud all tho records Of Henderson
county wore burned at an early hour
this morning by fro which lie sup
posed to have boon Of innondiary origin.
Within tho past fOw days about $ 1000
worth oiforgud county orders have been
presented aud somo OF thom hayO been
paid. lhis lod to an ordor OF tho court
yesterday for an investigation oil the
rnrnLY'n nllnirp.
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rnn knNrrONY rNounnE.
aI,issn, ast,lag Itqeag ia Resist .l.O TtaI.
rnnd 'fnN

GI,issa, astyisg ltqadg ia Resist tl.S Ttal.
road TnG.
ASHLAND, KY. July 3,.-County Judge
Morris, Of Carter county, has toiuaOl to
administer tho oath to Collector Pcck'a
deputies, aud tho mattOr Of tho Carter
county railroad tax collection II resting
oduily
County court ConyonOs noGs Monday
aud tho lcputiol viii then bu sworn IN
and the work begun, Nothing II oS.
porlud In tho way OF m uprising bofofO
that limc. Reliable reports Slnlo lllht
tho citEina nrd getting into shape Tor
determined foaialanCo, and trouble ap'
poarl immlueni.
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THE FILIBUsrhItEns.
The George W. Chlld' Arrives n, Key
west Tor "itsphirs."

The George ". Chllds Arrives n, Ksy
west Tor "itephir'."
KEY WRsr Fla, July 3, Tho George
W. ChiIdS arrived from Kingston, CnbA,
thls morning, for tho purpose, u tho
captain says, Of repairing hor mnohin.
sry II il believed her arrival Ia tho
sIpnal for tho ombarkng Of another
expedition. A special inspector lnl
pono with thu vessel TO tho quarantine
iumigatns station.
1h0 schooner Attic, which arrived
hbro n inw days ago with hyo CnD1n
passengers, hat no papers, was rcloNial
from quarantine To-day Tho cnsion1
officers hayO now takOn charge Of her
The cruiser Raleigh Calno In to-day
from oruIso along tho Florida cOalL
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THIsEE WILL DIE
As tho Result of n JAN Blrd's Awful
Assault on His wife.


As tho Result of n JAN Dlrd'S Awful
Assault on His Wife.
SHENANDOAH, Pa, July 3.-Martin
Rattigau, miner, ngod thirty, was re.
leased from prison to-day, aud seeking
out his wife asked her to return to him.
She refused aud he throw her 10 the
floor and plunged large pocket.knito
into hor body. Attracted by tho
screams, Miss Lena Miller, her sister,
rushed into the room, aud Rattigan,
turning upon her, inflicted two dan
geroua stab wounds in tho ba3k. He
then fed to tho woods, but was pursued
BY the police, aud upon their approach
stabbed himself three timos in tho
stomach. Hc was lodged in tho Potts
vile jail tonight. All will probably die.
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A7b,srA, GA July s-.IfX.Conptoaa
man william J, Bryan Of Nebraska,
Addressed m audience In tho Grand
Opom lloulo tonight, on tho currency
question, Tho nldroU wai dollyOiOl
nnler tln nHsnloOs Oi tho Georgia
Chnlaupua and admission was charged,
fact wnicli probably aOcounlOd iOE The
comparatively small attendance
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PECULIAR TRAGEDY.
Ono Farmer KlllS Another Under Queer
ClrcumStancsS.

Ono Farmer Kills Another Under Queer
ClrcumStanosI.
CLEAR srntS0, wAsniSGroN CovSrY.
Nd, July 3.-Alox. Mccarthy was shot
aud killed last evening. and Jefferson
Nosbitl has bcon accused Of the shoot
ing. Mccarthy had barEained with
Nesbitl for some corn in trade for fence
rails and had called at the home Of Mes.
bltt for the corn. NoSbitt was sleeping
aud did not answer Immediately,
whereupon McCRtthy, with small
hoy, proceeded to measure tho corn.
Whilo thus engaged NoSbiLt emerged
from tho house and ran 10 tho barn
with shot gun and shot between tho
lathoI .ol the corn crib. Twenty.OnO
shots entered in the unfortunate mans
side, penetrating tho heart Mccarthy
ran from the rib, but foil dead q dis.
lanco Of thirty feot on lodge Of rocks.
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0srlsAIuMr 90 GLOnY." "
Three Negroes Hanged ut once nj Mayors.
Vile, Mlas.

Three Negroes Hanged ut once nj NIaySr..
Vile, Mias.
vrcRsBuRa, MISS, July 3.-Twoly.Avo
hundred psoptO from ali parts OF t'Sa.
qucna county witnessed n triple hang.
Ing Mt MaycrSvillo to-day. Tho Crimi.
nails woro Bill Puryls. Grirln Hubbard
and Grant Wilson, all negroes Each
made spouch on tho scOrlold, conioss.
Ing tho crlmo, but saying that hO had
boon forgiven aud was going straight to
glory.
Tho trap was sprung at ll;j7 a. m,
and ai l2:i2 y. IN all thrGo WOrO pro.
nouncod dOad. Tho negroes wcro con.
vicird Of tho murder Of Dr. King, owner
Of n trading boat Lhon lying at Carolina
Landing.
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TOPEKA, KAs, JuIyS-1'ho unsecured
crodIlors Of WCIlOy Davis, tho RosivIllc
grain dOaOr who nol Saturday, hOvo
Glui two suits In tho district court hero
-uuu lnf tho appointment Of Il receiver
aud hn equitable distribution Of Davis
nisOla among his creditors, aud the
othor 10 aOt hQilo n ltnnaIer Of aomp
grain and othNr ptnpOrly by Davis to
tho lIOsSyillu Bank,
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THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.

she sulIoca.sd tho baby by filling its
mouth with leaves, stones aud earth
After hiding the tiny corpse under
mas1 Of leaves Hhs broke down and con-
iesSed, telling whorO the body could be
found.
Although unmarried. the girl has
given birth to three children.
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THOMAS MAYS ACQUITTED.
A Mere Dor OIL Trial for Murder n
Huntington.

A Mere Dor OH Trial for Murder nj
Huntington.
special Digdi.h 10 tH hisl'ig.ler
HuNrlSuroS, w. VAn July a.
Thomas Mays, an cighIecn.yoarold boy,
WHO livcs on Beach Fork, iS on trial In
the criminal court on the sprious charge
Of murder. In October lnAt no had
somo trouble with william Adkins, u
full grown man, aud In tho tusslo that
unsucd Mays, who was tho smaller OF
tho two, pulled out pocket knlio and
stabbed liiS antagonist In tho neck, tho
blade sovOring tho carotid artOry, mud
hO dicd from hCnorrhngO. Tue altor.
nCyS for Mays set up tho ploa oI sCll'
doiOnsO.
LArGa--ThO jury returned verdict
shortly bOioro midnight Of RcquItaI,
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ItIbrED IlEil CHILD.


Terrible OrlmO Or nn Unmarried POnnSyl.
VnhlR WInnh
SUShUnY, PA, July J.--sNrah KtunIa,
u 21.yOar.old servant girl, strangcd hcr
Child 10 death II moment nIlcr ils birth
to-day, In u lonely wood, noar hore, A
shor. tims latsr, sYsFeoaS by Il|Ress
aud rcmorso, siO confessed hor crime
aud, though now lowering between lilo
and death, clio Ii guarded w UonilaOlns,
who will remove hOr 10 prison az soon
~ lmF condition will pOrmit. llO glrl
has been employed III tho farm Ot Al.
bert Dun1ar, two nllBi from shnbury,
IN Uppor Augusta township.
According 10 hor confession, whnn
aho bnnaino aware Of tho urgency NJ hot
condition HhH wont IN tho woods, taking
with hur hOr thrOO.yOnf'Oll danghtur,
A fnw moments afterwards BhO ghvo
birth 10 q male child, aud With Tie lll.
Ilo gltl o. THO only wlLnOlI tO hUr ctImo,
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LoupylLLe, EYrluly3,--'rhu dormun'
American roachcts' Congtoas elected
ulncOrs to-day aud adjourned, Mcmr.
Henry Inlph, " BNrlnsllnld, lila, aud
Cad lloliog, III Now York, wcto clcrlol
association representatives. lur tho cN'
uuuliyn board VI tho natlouNl BOmlnorN
tintiniD. N. ", wnN 'cMrtch rs tho rlntt
iur Tie next convention, which Will be
held July Il aud v, 1880
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cnECKEp PArRIoIIsM.
Members Of tho ChioaEo Hoard of Trade Q
Cnlhhrntnd Too Much.

Celebrated Too Much.
CmcAao, July 3-ThO board Of trndo
was the scons Of wild patriotic domon'
stratlon this afternoon. when several Of
Of the younger members startled tho
traders by exploding cannon 1rocrnck'
era and othor noisO'produclng ilrOworkA
in tho nit, President BRkor promptly
suppfoised tho riot and suspended for
thirty days two Of tho iradOrs, Horny
Poole aud Frank PRrdridgO. The two
traders appealed 10 tho board oi di'
TectofS, oblOCling 10 tho severity oil tho
hnnlDnrO,
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Spocial Diipd'eh 10 Nt h'cllJt1it
lluSrSdroS, W. Va, July ain.
formation from Linuoln county tonight
tolls Of murder OH lIlg Ugly crock this
morning Albert McObmm was shot
fatally hy Riley Watson AMI reward
hnl boon offered for tho capture u tho
murderer, who committed LhO duOl In
unll blnnd
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A BOOMING WEEK
Many New Enterprises on Foot in
Southern States.
MILLIONS ARE TO Be EXPENDED

In tho opOplng ofthe Aransaa Pass
Harbor-Now Steel Works in Ala.
bama-ohio River S Charleston to
bs Extended From RuthsrtoFd'on,
North oarOllaa, Through tho Coal
Fields OF West VlFGInia-Many Now
Companies Organized.
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CUBAN REBELLION
Another Spanish Regiment Falls
Into an Ambush.
AN ENGAGEMENT 1T SANTA CLARA

In Which the Insurgents Arc Do.
Ieatod-A Number OF Them suFFen'
der-Auothsr InsurgontB Band Rout'
cd at AIaraVi-TIfIseu Killed and
Many ded-A Steamer Arrives
With Reinforcoments From Spain.
HIOngro News From Tho seRtptRAP
In Cuba,
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IIARRIsnuRa, PA, July 3..-.Ehc nen.
oral appropriation bill, disposlng Of
about Sl5. 100000 with some exceptions,
was approved this cvCning BY Governor
Hastings. Governor Hastings says that
thc increase In expenses for tho next
two years Ia In tho same ratio AZ tho in'
cronSo Of popunllon,\
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-04

Musoir, INp, July B.-lho window
glnss mauninulurCrs west NJ 'onupvlvh.
niahHvn formed apo0 wltllhoalpuorlorl
hore which were 0punol ln'day Nnd tho
appointments nrn vDry elegant rnni.
moss began to-day and stock advance
~ pOr cont,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-04

onAnLEaroN, W. Va julya-A Syn.
dlcAlo Of Now York capitalists hayo
purchased tho VlrOst RAILWAY aud water
works aud gAs and electric lI1ht plants
oi this city They will oil bo under ono
management