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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-10
LOCAL BREVTTIEs.
Matters Of AIIaOr MOmSas IN and About
the City,

the City.
THERE wore no new cases Of smallpox
reported TO the health officer yesterday,
MARsH's tobacco factory Is again on
with q full force after 4 short shut
down.
STREAMS Of small dimensions that
were entirely dry q few days ago are
now running almost bAnk'full,
The city board Of public work. last
night deferred the matter Of purchasing
a steam road machine until next spring.
Tue Trilby Club, Of the South Side,
will give a hop at Mozart park on Sat-
urdGy evening next music by KILL
meyer
THE board Of public works had .
force OF men at work yesterday clean
ing up the debris left by the storm on
tn eBtTeelS.
A RARITY Of BenWood young ladies
have rented acottage on the Meundsvills
camp grounds, and will keep house on
their own account,
@. Z. ScHENERLEN, the Island con.
tractor, 10 laid up as the reaulI OF step
ping on a rusty nail recently. His foot
causes him much pain.
Tue effect Of the recent rains was very
peTcsptible Yesterday in the cool at
moSphere, and last night it was almost
chilly in the open air.
THR adyauc. advertising gang Of Paw.
nee Bill'a wild west show, which 10 to
be here July "a. is Of the Bshier, and
will bill tho town to-day.
Work has already begun preliminary
TO the erection OF the George h. Nc
Mechsn 4 Son Company's big new can
ming Establishment on tho South Side.
LAST night the county commiIsioners'
committee on court house aud jail met
and approved tho plans aud spscidca.
tions for the new heating boiler in the
court house basement.
FoUR Of tho six women in jail the last
ten DAYS for keeping houses Of i'll fame,
will be released this morning. The
other two have not yet raised the money
to pay the fnes and are held indehniIe'
ly
YESTERDAY Baltimore & Ohio trains
were again ablc to use the bridge over
tho creek at Sixteenth street, the re-
pairs having been completed, and the
use Of the Terminate round about route
was abandoned.
JouS GIFFrx, Of Bridgeport, recently
arrested on a charge OF embezzlins funds
belonging to Ross Chew, Of this city,
was discharged BY Mayor Williams, Of
bridgeport, who held that there had
been no criminal oiieuse.
The North End Literary aud Athletic
Association entertained at its cosy
rooms last night, aud a most enjoyable
time was had. Meister's orchestra
furnished music, and there were short
speeches, singing and generally good
social time.
TINS morning after o'clock Officer
McCausland found a very loud mouthed,
proiano woman, very drunk, on the
street with man. The man ran when
he saw the officer, but tho woman was
ocked up. and made night hideous with
her curiings till she fell into drunken
sleep.
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oPPIoIAl PROGRAMME
OF the DSdioatOEy Exercises at chieAmAu-
ga and Chattanooga Military Park.

ga ard Chattanooga Military Park.
WASHINGTON, D. O., July0.-Ths OIL
cial announcement Of speakers at the
dedication Of the Chiclmauga and Chat
taHoOEA national military park iH as fol
lows;
September 9-DedicatioR Of the Chic
amauRa section Of the park, exercises al
snodgrRls Hill, 10 DO opened by Score
tAry Lamont Orators, Gen. John NJ,
Palmer, Of Illinois, aud Gen. John u,
Gordon, Of Georgia,
s p. mat Chattanooga, exercises
conducted by the society OF the Army
Of Tennessee aud tho Army OF TennsI'
see, Gen. Granville NJ. Dodge, preIid'
ing. Orators, Gen. Oliver 0, Howard,
U. s. A., and Gen. Joseph Wheeler, oil
September oO-DedicatiOn Of the
Chattanooga section of the park, exer'
ciSsS beginning at noon at ChaItan oogl,
Orators, General Charles IL. GTosvenor,
Of Ohio, and General NJ, B. Bate, Of
Tennessee.
p' nav SUAbkauOuEAt tAhIClHut
conducted by veterans OF tho Army oil
the Potomac aud the Army Of Northern
Virginia. General Edward Q. Waithall,
OF MiIsisslmippi, presiding, Orators,
General Orlando Smith and Governor
William U. oates, OF Alabama.
ASP. M, September Is, at Chatta,
nooga, theAunual reunion Of the Soci.
ETY. Of the Army Of the Cumberland
will occur, at which coats will be pro
vided on the platform for the executive
and congregational pSrtisS, the govern
ore OF states aud their stals, and the
representatives. Of all army BOeietieI
from the north, and the United Conisd'
crate Veterans. Orator, General Charles
1. MandsJon.
The programme for the dedication OF
state monuments, in which tho govern.
ora arc expected to take part, viii be
announced as received from tho respec'
tive state commissions. Thee pro-
gramme Of local participation in tho
dedication, under the auspices OF the
citizens executive committee OF Chat
tapooga, will also DO made known later.
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A FINE QUESTION
Whether or Not the Cubaa National Meet.
lug shall BS Prohibited.

9llAll AAu EtohlulNeus
WAsHISGToS, July 9.-The proposed
meeting Of CGbaus in New York for tho
purpose Of oloc.ing a president Of the
Cuban republic TO succeed the late Pres.
ident Marsi, has attracted some asteR.
ton here, and the government officials
are likely to watch the proceedings very
closely. There Is some difference OF
opinion as to what attitude the govern
ment will assume towards the meeting,
aud It Is probable that this will be de.
ctded by the progress Of events At the
New York meeting.
While the neutrality laws would Seom
in spirit to prohibit such movements
on American soil against friendly
power, 1t IL commended in some quar-.
ters that in fact the law doe, not
operate in n prohibitiye way unless the
plain purpose Of the demonstration is
10 make tho United States tho basis OF
armed attack against the SpRniards,
which will not DO the case At the New
York meeting, which is for purely
civil purpose. In other words, the gen.
eral opinion is that some overt act must
be committed as a condition to inter-
ieronca by the government here, but
Just what action is sufficient TO fall
within this prohibition is not defined.
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New Directory Elected.

PHILADELPHIA, July o.--At a meeting
to-day Of tho reorganization committee
Of tho Pennsylvania and Maryland Steel
Company for tho purpose Of roorganiz'
ing the now corporation, tho following
officers woro chosen:
President, Elingham B. Morris; dlroc.
tors, Luther s. Bent, N. Parker Short.
ridgo, George Pniller, John i. Cost,
Rowland Davis; executive committee,
Major l.. s. Bont, chairman George
PhillOr, Alfred Etrnshaw.
II Ia understood that those gentlemen
serve temporarily until tho nOxt annual
meeting OF tho company, when pOrmA'
mont officers will DO elected by tho
stockholders.
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wAunSuroS, July 0.-AtlornOy Gen.
sral Harmon this afternoon tOlogtaphod
Special United statoS Attorney McKiE.
sack nj San Francisco directing him 10
tako m appeal In tho Stanford $4,000.
900 suit at once. Tho privilege OF
Amending tho government bill granted
by tho Judge will not DO taken Adyant.
auO OIL but an appeal will DO taken 10
tl0 United States circuit court Of up.
poalI ior tho Pacific coat district,
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MEMrms, TESS.. July 0.-ln tho m at
ter OF the foreclosure of tho Tennessee
Midland railroad, United States Circuit
Court Judge Lurton to-day appointed j.
II. Watson aud ]. d. ClouGh special
commissioners to conduct the sale.
Sixty DAYS arc givon to discharge tho
roads obligations, after which tho re-
cevOrs will set day for tie sale. Tho
price was fixed at 81, OO0.0Ol.
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WAnRES, o., July O.-ThO twenty.
fourth annual convention Of tho Calho.
lie Abstinence Union Of Ohio aud Com.
innndOry knights Of Father Matthew Of
America, commenced hOrO to-day with
about fiIy sociolloitOptosontod. Bishop
WaIicrson, oi Columbus, aud other lead
Ing Catholic ClnttymOn oi Ohio, wcro
among those who addressed Tho con.
YOnLIOn.
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estaso Agent Collector. Notary PAIL, 4,
Pension Attorney, No. l6ll Make! sfs9i
FOB SALE.

House, 5 rooms, brick. hall. bath and boz
gases, Jacob st., between 18th aud 10th siS Sj,iE.
House, rooms and 5-roomed house IN ia
Eoh -, between I'd and I'd SIS, 800.
House, rooms. Market St, Centre Wbcel!-i
House srOOnl and hall. lot So1ilO feet Ia,
j HouSc, srOOnOd cottage. Jacob st, near 20,
House, I rooms and hail lot sorl2o feet IS
st.. between Jacob and Wood lts.. s.. 2o1
House. rooms, 18th street, $500
Hou,e, rooms, McColloch St, Centre Whea'
HOUSE ! rooms and hall, caapllno St, s,
House. I'VE rooms, brick, corner lot, sd s.rs,
House, oroons brick, lot aJEla IT,, cnaPlai
s.. 9Th ward. 5000.
House. iirOoms and store room. Main stTes,
near 2lst street, lot 4ixtal feet
House. rooms and ball, ChApllne street., nsI'
ed street. 800
Corner lot. Lind street. Bclvedero. S.Sa
House. ) rooms. l1th street, Sl.61l
Double frame house, 10 rooms aud store Tooa
corner Of sd and Jacob streets, rents for 81 pa
month, s3,6ol
House roomS 18th street, cheap On ear
u House, rooms. brick, Jacob street 9TH wl,l
Double house 10 roon&Iadiaaa s,sso,. illlai
easy terms $500
aon,s; 5 rooms corner lot eth street. cav
terms 81. 400,
House 5roOmS Baltimore street. East whsA.
ing easy terms Sl.0il
House. 10 rooms bsIoE, with largo lot. ia
Lots on Lind street. Bolvedcrs $50 aud ;gi
each,
Three lots in Pask View. cheap
Business property on Markets trsssl. nois'
SO, $40, $500 500 slON aad sASoo to lOlu 81
real estate.
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NESBITT g. DEVINE
Tel 90 t7ae Market street.
FOB SALB.

No. ilss. PeunItreet rooms and bath, ba;i
gases Cheap.
No. u illh street. ii.roomcd brick Cheap
No. 019 Market street. 6 room, 81. So
Nos ilol and iiOj Market strOet buinsh
property. So 500
Nos "a and - STth street. Il rooms slj)l
No. 2lSS Market street rooms and bath. sl5ll
No. ~ s York street. 3 rooms Chcap
No. 81 N. Front IT., s rooms and bath. ChN1i
large stable 500,
Conner Is.h and Woods street, dwSHlsE sal
store room ChDap.
Houses OF NIL sizes and In difenn, locitl1nL
Saloon for sale on 18th street. cheap.
Restaurant aud hotel for sale on Markc: siF,''
restaurant and hotel for sale on 18th 'tro':
cheap.
Cigar S,orO on Market street for sale cheap
.llulldlng loa IN all the bOas locations tut
city.
FARMS for sale on easy terms
HOUSES TO RENT MONEY 10 LOAN
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SMITH s. DICKINSON,
1890 MARKET STREET.
RealEState Bargains.

Building lots vto % and No foot front, on Chan.
Hue Epil aud Twenty seventh streets In sWCc.
uOy Foundry addition Al bargain
i'f0pmul house on Virginia street, near York
sltrri DhOip
lNsHjNllUicOi on $. Huron street nj slOl
~ tunmrl frame huuic ON Indiana street, LOT
9iyl feet NJ siin. NrfF CHEAP
hfoOmrl house, No ~ l7th street, ut siOO0.
!uumrl house on islh street, near lnclb
lot pt iChthurWupt, Onpltu, sNU bJXlGi ~ tcct,
nj $500
1tuomoi now house On n Huron street hail.
bath lot 10 lrrt ir1nt Chehn
Money Ia loan, 500 ~ 9lOUW.
ROLF ce, GA.rTm.
Telephone 90 DO FOURTEENTH gE
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W. F. Barsb, of wsllsburC, was down
Yesterday.

W. F. Barlh, OF wsIIsburc, was down
yesterday.
F. G. Myers has gone to NJ. Clemens
fora two weeks stay.
Harry Lander and DufEield Wood, oil
Sistersyille, are at the Behler
Charles Vicken, Of New Haven, W.
Va, was in town yesterday.
D. ". Gilbert aud wife, OF ZousGville,
we're at the Stamm Yesterday,
City Solicitor S. o. Boyce iS slightly
iudisposed at his home in East Wheel
ing.
N. b. Gregory and D. Glass, of Flush.
ing, Ohio, were Wheeling visitors yes
terday.
Mis-. Mary stubbler and Mrs. NJ.
Moran loft for tue eadt yesterday on the
Panhandle.
Rev. DR.. Mona!, president Of Wash.
JET. college, was guest OF Wheeling
friends n while yesterday.
Miss Frances Isaac, Of Cameron, Is in
this city. She will leave shortly on an
EXTENDED visit in tho cast.
Misses Dora Brorkards and Mary
Miller, Of tho North End arc visiting rO'
latiVeG in New York City.
F. A. Simon, wife and daughter, Of
GiItenville, and J. L. Sweeney, oil
Friendly, are nt the Stamm.
Mrs. John p. Glass has returned homo
from Washington, Pa, where she had
been SsriouIly i'll for some time.
Tho EIka' excursion TO Atlantic City
arrived At the soashoro yesterday morn.
ing at o o'clock on schedule time.
YeSterday' afternoon Mrs. Joseph
Fleming and daughter loft for Lincoln,
Neb., for q ViGit Of several weeks with
friends.
Rev. Father McElligoLt, Of Grafton
was In tho city yoiiordny, and was
warmly greeted by his hosts Of old
friends, who arc always glad to soOhim.
Mr. George BayhN. County ClOrk
Hooks efficient deputy, was back o. biz
post yesterday for tho llrSI timo In 4
number Of months. llO is much i'm
proved In health.
him Elton Marshall and her three
daughters, MrP' JhAFI0h Ihulali Mira
Charles Davis and Mira. Henry narlll,
will leave on Wednesday night ior
Washington, D. O., 10 Walt tho family oil
John COFC0fAn.
Misses hoo Mcclure, Mary Dickoy
with Miss Moore, Of North Dakota and
Mr. Robert Mcclure, loft yesterday iol
Old Point Comfort, from which plact
they Will take steamer 10 Boston K
spend n couple Of weeks.
Among tho departures yesterday ioi
the east on the Pennsylvania road ware
Mr.. Bsalon Alexander, for Boston, Mis-,
Cora Potter, for boston, and Sit o. w.
Ffanzhoim and family Tor n resort On
tho SonthOrn Long island coaGt
Mt Warner Evnrts, tho ropular nt
tacho Of tho llouso 4 Hermann Wash
inglOn City establishment, who hal
beon hofO since tho firms now alort
was opened, loft this morning fol
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Cleveland, whence he will 70 to hil
home, His departure caused general
sadness.
Mrs. Joseph GarauShty, Of BenWood,
sailed yesterday from New York for
Ireland and England, where she will
visit TslItiVeL
Mrs. James GsraShty and daughter
Lille, Of the Eighth ward, have gone TO
England TO spend the summer, on &C.
count Of MrS, GsraGhty's poor health,
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Epilepsy 20 Years. &
Cured by Dr.. Niles NerVine.

A foW years ago, Mr.. L. ". GallaheF' was
an extensive, successful expert manu-
facturer OF lumber products. Attacked win
epilepsy, no was obliged to give up his ousi'
ness, The attacks came upon him most IN
OPPORTUNITY, One tlmo falling from carh'
ago, at another down stairs, and often In tho
street, Once no fell down a shaft In tho
mill, his injuries nearly proving fatal. MI
GalIaheE writes from Milwaukee, Feb 10 70
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New YoRE, July 0.-Tho Evening
World says: Cornelius n. Bliss, leader
Of tho Rnil.Platt element in the ROpub.
lican party In this city, has resigned
from tho Republican county committee.
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EoR RENT.
Hub Building.

FOR RENr-One elegant Office
room, also one large elegant hall,
first floor entrance. Until perma.
ncntly rented, will rent hall for en-.
tertainments, etc. Most centrally
located and best advertised building
in the city. For terms, etc, apply at
TIE HUB cLoTHIERS.
Fourteenth and Market streets.
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HARRnnuno, Pa, July 0.-Goyornor
Hastings to-day appoia,Od Colonel u.
Frank EShelmau, OF Lancaster, judge
advocate general OF Pennsylvania.
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ELECTED DIRECTORS
West Virginia GiAss Company
Stockholders Meet Here
A COMMITTEE was ALSO NAMED

To Take Charge of tho AHaIrs OF shs
Concern UnslI Another Meeting,
Which will DO Held Next Tuesday,
whea the Future of the Company
will DO Dstsrmlnsd-Tho Works arc
Now Shut Down.
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A BARGAIN
IN REAL ESTATE

We oiior TOT sale At bArgaln lots No r. ~
II IN Block No ,. Old Fair Grounds hii!hN.
fronting o. feet on tho west side VI North lilgl
street, between Kentucky and New lcrcrsf
On lot No. iilsA double frame cottage dWg."N
of rooms zach, Nos. II aud az n, Huron y
Also ihtCO vacant lots, Nos -, q Ani a.
block No 2, IN tho cast side nt North NaTn'Nu
street N the Intersection NJ Indiana sifccl y.
lot Is aoNlO feet II bought soon, can Ve 49,
Nrty cheap. o.,
Fart II l6i No. A. on tho ives, side u Ma'n ",
hclwccn Twcniy.sccund street aud alley w VA
q frontage Of el'S feet aud extends to the h'l #"
tho rear ,i
building lot, In woodsdalc, Icathcrwcoi ,''
Pleasant Valley
MONEY LOANED on cry REAL ESTATE
RlNEHART & TATUM'
CuY BANK nuiiplSa
Telephone m llcil ROM ~
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers In the Ctr nai wheeling Folk,
Abroad.

strasgersi in the CITY Hui wheeling Folks
Abroad.
The following excurSionists, boundio
Alpena, Mich. where they will rusticate
for two weeks. left yesterday morning
over the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road,
accompanied by Passenger Agent q. L.
sprague. Of the Detroit and Cleveland
Navigation Company, on one OF whose
steamers they will embark at Cleveland:
CE.VanKeuren, vile and sou, Miss Min
ME Magee, W. I. Burt, Miss Laura
Burt, H. II. FoGle, q. Il. Laird, W. T.
McKelyey and wife, Miss Martha Burt,
Miss List and Miss Hubbard. Miss Rida
Dean and sister, Il. NJ Litten and wife,
Will Stone, Thomas Stone, Lewis Stone,
Alfred Davis, Thomas Thomas, Rev. Dr..
+. D. 7. Buckley.
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HERRT j. FINK.
Telephone Csc. tmt7l rts Mnsks,s,tcct az,
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"Thero arc none more miserable than epl-
leptics. For % years suffered with epIlep-
Tic Gts, having as high as ave in ono night /
tried any number OF physicians, paying to
one alone, fee OF 10000 and have done
little tor years hut search for something to
help me, and have taken all the leading
remedies, but received no benefit Agar ago
nay son, Chas, S. Gsllaher, druggist ut Igl
Reed ST., Milwaukee, gave mo DR.. Miles
Restorative NeFyiRe, and tried 1t with
gratifying results, Have had but two fits
since began taking 1t, lam better NOW In
every way than have been in 20 years"
DR.. Miles RomedIes are sold by druggists
on q positive guarantee that the FIRST bottle
will bonoat or price refunded. Book on tho
Heart and Nerves, free. Address,
DR., Miles Medical Co., ElEhArt, Ind.
Dr.. Miles Remedies Restore Health.
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the world. by experienced
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what we offer them tor.

Japanese cabinet makers. and
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1AaLEs-e. MENoEL 9 CO:
the most expensive WOOD ~

These Tables are made OF
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ZEAL ESTATE.

and Market sire
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-29

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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-27
pogs and Children in the Way

Washington, June 26.-The quartette of cyclists, who left Knoxville, Tenn, the 18th instant for a run to Washington, 600 miles, made the trip in twelve days, the distance covered each day ranging from thrty-three to sixty-five miles, In the party were S. w. Peatross, c. s. New man, c. w. Lotspeich and H. w. San ford. The trip was over the Washington road by way of Rutledge, Refersville, Bristol, Newberne and Roanoke to Nat ural Bridge Rain interfered with the passage, showers being more or less in evidence all the way along. Dogs were plentiful and disposed to chase the bikers, and in the Tennessee uplands the boys said there were so many pigs and children they had to go slow to prevent any casualties In this section they also met many people who had never seen a bicycle. The best parts of the roads lay between Marion and Buchanan, Va, and Staunton and Snicker's Gap. The party broke up at this point, Mir. Pea tross going to Bowling Green, Va, and the others back home-but not by wheel.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-27
BALFOUR'S APPEAL.
Desires Reelection Because of Having Been
 Placed in the Cabinet.

London. June 26.-Mr. Arthur J. Bal four has issued an address to his con- stituents in East Manchester asking for reelection upon the occasion of his ac- ceptance of office in the new cabinet. MT. Balfour writes:
 ''The late government have declared their inability to further conduct the business of the country. Practice and public convenience requires them to dis solve parliament, but this duty they have cast upon Lord Salisbury, who has ac- cepted office to appeal to the electors at the earliest moment"
 MT. Balfour proceeds to say: This is not the occasion to explain in detail the policy, which, if unionist ma jority is returned to the next parliament the un- ionist government will pursue. Such a policy could not be attempted with credit and honor in the present position of the parties in the house of commonse. It must therefore, be left to a happier period to illustrate the principles we have always maintained that it is not by deserving ancient institutions or by restless manip- ulation of the constitutional machinery that emperial security and domestic pro- gress can be most surely attained"
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-27
The Report Rxaegerated.

Mobile June 26.-The special sent out from Mobile that d negro, Tom Brown, was found hanging to a tree near Point Clear Baldwin county, in terribly mu- tilated condition and mortally injured is exaggerated. A negro named Tom Parker was brought to jail at Daphne. He claimed that he had been strung up to extort a confession of robbery. He did not appear to be injured. Later swelling of the neck showed that there was some truth in his statement. The swelling subsided. There is no mutilation and no danger to theilife of the negro. The sher- if has arrested two men, Maurice Sta pleton and ". M. Swayne. whom Parker charges with stringing him up.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-27
AT THE RING SIDE.
Dooley-Grace Bout Declared Of-No Crowd
 the Cause.

Wheeling w. Va, June 26-The fight between Billy Dooley of California and Jack Grace of New York. which was to have been pulled off here to night, was declared off, owing to there being no crowd at the club house. only about thirty persons being present. Dooley and Grace will fight ten rounds to decision as a preliminary bout to the Scanlan- Woods fight tomorrow night.
 The Metropolitan Athletic club of this city received a telegram from w. A. Brady, Corbett's manager, saying that Steve ODonnell challenged the winner of tomorrow nights fight.