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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-04-09
THIRD WARD.

Majority on city officials are: Farr,
254; Jacob. 40l; Washbish, 302; Har-
r.ngton, So; Pennefeather, 1S2.
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OPTIMISTIC FAULKNER
Thinks uryan'. Meeting wns a Marvel.
Work at Rrrubiic.n II nIIeaduuart-r.,


WASHINGTON, Aus. ,l5.-Chatruan
Faulkner. OF the DHmoc~atic congn4s-
s!onAl committee, returned to-day from
New York. where he took par, In the
Bryan meeting last night.
''lt was the most remarkable meeting
have ever SEEN said he. The pco-
pie were not drawn by fireworks or any
OF the accessories which usually attract
u crowd. They came 70 hear Bryan and
his cause. II WAS noticeable that when
the candidate laid aside his manuscript
and addressed the open air meeting.
there was wave OF the same enthUSl-
asn shown at Chicago"
NJ Republican headquarters Chair
man RUbCHtkS n,turn has given rr-
newed activity TO all branches 0E work,
He sent for the several printers who are
getting OH; larEr supplies OF literature
and directed an Increase In the supplv.
The magnitude OF this work Is unpreCe-
den;ed. The committee Is working
three large printing, establishments In
Philadelphia. TWO In Baltimore and two
In Washington. The offices at Ph!lad4l-
phla and Baltimore. are working double
time and with tw9 rellefS OF men. They
turned out ijO.nD documents yesterday
and UNo'O9 to-day, anu this supply will
bc Increased.
Mr.. Rlbcock promptly dismissed a re-
port that toint debate would be ar
ranged between Major Mckinley and
Mr.. Bryan. While he says he has M
authority for saying what Major Nc
klnley will DO. lie Is satisfied that the
Bryan speaking tours Will not bring
about any change In plans on the part
OF Major Mckinley, aud certainly moth
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INDIANA POLLS. IRd,, august IA
The executive committee Of tls. nation
al Democratic party.thIs Afternoon sent
out = every member Of the national
committee the oiiiCia! call FOR the na-
tlonul convention. Each member of
the national COMMITTEES was also In
structCd by telegraph 10 wire the exec
utlve committee hero the names OF DEL
egateS NJ soon nS they are chosen. The
cOmni!Gtrc expects to have the dele
gates selected listed by the Twenty
sixth or August the day before the
Texas convention meris. \ number uG
men Of national proniacncc have been
solicited to submit drafts OF platform
for the consideration OF the committee.
on platform. Secretary Carlisle will be
consulted in reference to the financial
plank
Chairman ". d. Hynum. OF the exec
utive committee, aud
The report from all the states indl-
cate TINT III" attendance at tho conven-
ton Will Il" beyond the expectation OF
the men who started the movement"
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HARRISBURG. Pa, Aus. u - The
state Democsai!c committee ne; here
this Afternoon to elect 4 chairman to
take the place ot Roess; <. Wright, OF
Allentown, who has resigned because he
Is no: IN sympathy With the Chi>ago
nominees and platform. The candidates
to succsSL Mr.. Wright are Gel John l.
SpanS!es, OF BellctoR;c. and James Ksrr.
OF CleaTdeli. former chief clerk OF the
national house OF represent1iiyesSp SpanE-
Ter was the choice ot the friends OK Ma
t!oHRl Committeeman HArrity.
National Chairman Jones backed Kerr
aud sent the following message to-day TO
eN-L'eu;euan; Governor Chauncey +.
Black:
From Intimate personal relations
with Mr.. keEr. coGSlde. him an excel
lent man to take leading part In organ
!z!Hg Pennsylvania
Before the committee colvereI. word
was received from the rltlcSal chair
man ~ New York that II Mr.. Kerr was
not chosen chairman. he would resort tn
the power conferred upon him BY the
pArty rules and declare ! Vacancy In the
nSticrGl Committee IN Pennsylvania
and appoint Mr.. Kerr 10 I'LL the vucancy.
Mr., Harrlty is the present national conf
mit:esmaG.
When the cO;nittce met this Afternoon.
James Kerr, OF Clear!Ield. and James A.
Carr Of Philadelphia, were presented fo-
temporary chairman. The telegram
from National Chairman Jones was
read. recommending kerr's election as
state chairman, Kerr was made tempo
r2-y chairman T.? vote OK - to =. Th!s
represented l victory for the Gnti-Har-
rity forces, and ocasione1 much surprise.
as Cars victory WAS expected The
resignation OF State Chairman Wright
was then accepted Nominations for the
vacancy being in order. Mr.. Kerr. John
II. 9lr:nau. Uf Nant!coke, and Col. John
". SpanEl-r. OF Beilefonte, were named
The latter was the choice OF Mr. Harri-
TVS friends. He withdrew his name and
Harrity's triends announced they would
support Garman. The vote resulted In
GarIrau's election by IS 70 81.
The Chicago platform and Bryan and
Sew2ll Tere iud0rSeG. John p. Sens-n-
derfer. " Philadelphia, declined to vote
for the resolution and resigned from th,,
committee. II was then decided 10 re-
conYen- the state convention at Harris
burg, September 10. 20 ill vacancies on
the ticket Before adjourniuE q COM
Tnittee was appointed 10 consider the
aty!s1b!liiy o! selecting two populists
on thc electoral t!Cket-
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LAKE SHORE WRECK
Caused by the WRshout-En:iue and
Fireman Killed.


Fireman Killed.
OTIS. Ind. Aug. ia bad wreck on
the Lake Shore Coad 4: O'Clock this
morning. one-haif mile east OF this point
occurred. The eHstbound special mail
tEuin from Chicago. consisting OF an en-
giue. two postal cars, baggage car.
one day Coach and Wagner sleeper.
ran Into ! wAshOut seventy feet long
and thirty feet Gcsp. The entire train
with the exception OF the sieepcr aud
day coach plunged Into the big hole and
Engineer James Gri.tln and Fireman
MlCfael ROlchs wea. almost Instantly
killed. The day coach partially ;oppIel
over iato the abyss. but one end re-
m3ined on the track. being held BY the
coupling to the SleeS@r, which did not
leave the track. Tie passengers In the
day coach escaped by simply going
through tbs sleeper and none OF them re-
crlYed Injuries. The mail clerks and
tra!nmaA alsO escaped Injury.
4 c!oudburst and Immense food OF
wafer caused the washout and scoopaI
out large hole in the earth at culvert
directly beneath the tJaCks.
All Lake Shore trains are b2!uE sent
via Michigan City and Chestertou and
thence over the Michigan Ceatral tracks,
so that the delay to traffic wilt not be
great.
The Mou0n road has an eighty-to1t
washout mile south OF this place and a
mill dam on the north side OF the track
has lust burstcd and II locks as x the
Monon bridge on the lIorthElde will 20
down,
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IAt uiAsr tOSI. burst csain and ia
waters came rushing through Tinker
run, tSOdias IN It's way th.. Parr waE.
On uctEs, the Hockeusml;h foundry
ari machine shops and planning mill
and lumber yards os the irwin I.umSsr
CSmp1ny. The Gaulge at the machine
shops Viii run iato thousands OF dol.
lars, The depot Ut the Pennsylvania
RllIro1i Company Spans lITuSh creek
AMI the large platform used Tor rs-
sewing fresght was carried away. 10.
SeiAsT with several hundred dollars
worth ot freight rcaly glr shipment.
The railroad bridge OF tho west.aore.
land Coal Company 0t I.aririsr MAS
taken away aad about ~ yards OF
their track washed away. TIE waters
ot Tinker run aud Brush creek meet A,
the west % town and the corabIneI
waters rusls,d upon the Inhabitants q.
south Side, nSodIJE t.2eIE houses ami
carrying away hundreds OF dollars
Nosth % household furniture.
AZ Psaa aai Manor the loss 20 the
residents will be Immense. as about
sixty houses In the tao toWnS are al.
mos; submerged.
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DYING OUT.
fTSs Silver Craze liza, titAchsd Its High
ot Point In the Third pistrISt.

f'Trs Silver Craze LA, ti,Aehcd Its High
s,t Point In tn, Third pistrlst.
Special ptSpI;eh to the lntsllJseneSr.
HINTON. ". Va, Angus; it-Thers
SEEMS 20 be \ general revolt among the
leading Democrats Q. this city anl
county aSairs; tho ChHaso tIckci ard
Platform. Among the prominent Dem
ocratS who have rS7udlated the Chlca-
80 iieke; are ;he following officers c!
the Chesapeake & Ohio. locaIsd at this
place: Superintendent J. ". GIL; as
s!s;an: superintendent J. W. Knapp;
maintenance Of way. 7. II. ScArhor-
cuEh: chief dispatcher. George e. Nut
Ing; chief clerk. Z. Il. MSr1lTity: dlvis-
ion master. Thomas El;zs!mmoaS. also
J. 7. NCCreery, president, Of the Him
tou. New River and Western Railroad;
!. II. Peek. coun;Y cle-k: Il ". Feck.
deputy county cleEk. Besides theJA
thers are hundreds OF railway men.
miners, merchants and farmers OF uiors
or less prominence who declare they
cannot swallow IRE. silver. repudiation
and anarchy. Your correspondent has
studied tho situation thoroughly in thiS
part ot ;hs state aud especially among
the mining section. ant l cnd very H.
tie tree silver sentiment even among
tls. Democrats. have interviewed
prominent men from this (the Third
congressional district, aud the concen-
suS % opinion is that the t-cc siIvcr
craze has reached It's hlEhcS. polat.
and Is aow on the dscllGe. and BY No
N.emesr vii! Be- practically dead IL
this state.
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CHAIRMAN JONES MAD
At the farming Down orEerr for State
Chairman.

At the TurninS Down ofEerr for State
Chairman.
NEW YORK. Angus; !3-Chalrman
Jones. o! the Nat!onsl Democratic COM
m!tiee. was In anything but pleasant
frame oS mind to-day. AMI 1t Is said this
eren!rE he made threats as to what
would be done !. there was not active
participation In the RTynl campaign by
all the national committeeman Fo!!tly-
ing closely the visit ~ delegation W
Pennsylvania men TO Mr.. Bryan to-day
Chairman Jones attempted 10 influence
the action ot the Pennsylvania state
committee by proclaimis in telegram
that James Kerr, OF Cle1rfell. would
be = proper man to elect as chairman
in place OF Nr. Wright. resigned.
When he rEceiveA telegram saying
tina; Garnaa. In whose favor Spanglcr
had retired, had been elected over
Kerr. thus giving the Victory to the
HarrIty people. Senator Jones IS said
TO have made the th.cat that nll na-
tOnal committeeman who did not take
an active part In the campaign w0ull
be ouSteI from the committee,
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SOUNDS FISHY.
A Story OF E,t"nsi,c Co"ntrrmitlnS OF
American Dollars In Central Amrrlrr,

WASHINGTON, d. c., August l3.-
The secret service bureau ot the trras-
ury department has been requested to
look into report OF extensive counter
feitinG OF United States silver dollars
In one OF the Central American states.
The Information comes from Mexican
paper and was sent to the state de-
pariment by Minister Ransom.
Ii states that in one OF the Central
American states company has been
organized by Americans who have pur-
chased the silver dollars OF the state
worth Corty-seven cents aal coined
them Into American dollars. II is said
that 100000 OF these dollars have been
shipped into this country where they
have passed n; par
The story Is dScrcdltcd at the treas
ury department and It Is said that II
would be !mmsSbla-to ship any con-
siderable number of coins into ths
country without the counterfeit being
discovered. II countcrfeitInE has been
going IN the guilty persons could be
punished under tho treaties providing
for such crimes whhch have been madc
With nearly all countries.
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4 POLITICAL NIX
In ColorS'lo-Ihsre will he Two Repnhli-
can Tickets In the Field

ca" Ticket. In the Field.
DENVER, Col, Aug. 13.-Therc are
now In Colombo two state committees
claiming to represent the Republican
party and two state conventions have
been callcd-0ne for September ., In this
city. and the other September 80 In Col
0rado Springs The latter convention
was decided upon at meeting OF the
state committee July 20. at which the
followers Of Senator WOlcOtt. who will
support McK!nley and Hobart. were In
control. Chairman Holmes and the Mo-
kinlcy members 0f the committee ig-
nored the cell for another meeting
which wRs signed by majority OF all
the members.
This meeting was attended by IS OF
the III members In person and 25 others
wern represented by proxy. A new
chairman was elected. Resolutions were
adopted rcandIntlny the action OF the
previous meeting declaring the silver
question of paramount Importance. en-
dJrs,nE Senator Teller and commencing
the action OF the Colorado delegation In
leaving the national Republican con-
vcntion. \ stute convention was called
fur September .. Mt which II Is the in
tcntiOn Of she silver Republicans To en-
dUrsC tile Democratic national ticket
and make nominations for state officers.
The other convention will nominate Nc
KInley and Hobart electors and proba-
bis also 4 fNil state ticket.
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TEE OLD SOLDIERS
ofthe One Hundred aud Fourth q. V. I.
lIomar GaNsrnnr MeKinirN.

Honor Governor Mckinley.
CANTON. ohIa. August 1.-THE sur
v!vors Of the loith regiment Ohio Vol
uuteer Infantry. who have Seea hoIdIrs
the!7 annual reunlon AZ Massillon. ar
rived In Canton this afternoon to greet
c0mrade Mckinley. bringing their
wives and children with them. Mrs.
Mit2- Mckinley Tent No. !. Daughters
% Veterans, OF MaSSlllon. accompanied
them. The visitors altogether number
~ nearly iQO, They awaited the ap-
pSaTauce Ot Governor Mckinley on the
front porch OF his residence and when
be stepped out three cheers were given
with hearty VIII.
Colonel William Nonlhau. ~ TourEs-
to"u. came forward aud made n striS-
ing address. When Governor NcKin-
iey started to respond the cheering was
renewed.
Governor Mckinley answered at some
lcngth. At the conclusion cS Ihe gov
eraoTS speech, Miss Bertha Martin, OF
Ma<sillon. In behalf OF the Mrs. Major
Mckinley Tent No. /. Daughters OF
veterans, spoke briefly.
Major Mckinley responded BY wei
coming the young women and Invited
N-.N''1 ~ NtA' - NbAr ONEltI ldlleS IN IIft
party % visit Mrs. McKiuley, who was
seated within the house.
Major Mckinley addressed d reunion
OF the Third Ohio Independent Battery
this afternoon. Captain ". s. VIII
iaras Is president OF ttsa reunion o-gaa-
lZation. The meetings arr held on the
iaTn OF his home. North Cleveland
aNenue every year. Captain Williams
presented Major Mckinley in beauti-
full tribute Go his bravery with Shprt-
dan IN the Shenandoah valley. Major
Mckinley responded with 4 Few re-
marks, referring to the work OF the bat
terry before N!cksburE and speaking OF
the priceless fruits Of che war. lie said
he had merely called upon invitation
as fellow CiiZen aud old comrade.
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MALNO. Sweden. August l3.-The
newspaper Dagensuyhetrr has received
communications from Dr. Saus=n aud
Lieutcnan; SchotttInsea from the is
land OF VarIhe. These communications
state that they abandoned the Fran In
the autumn OF 1895 and resOrtcd TO the
ice. The steamer WinlwRri. carrying
supplies 10 the Jackson Harmsworth
expedition, picked them UP near Franz
Jpschand. They expected that the
Fram,would eventually drift TO the east
coast of Greenland. Dr, Nnnscn failed
70 reach the North Pole. but he touch
ed point four degrees nearer than any
other explorer has done.
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tlYe work. This they arr equlFred vel,
enough and are enthusiastic enough 70
VaFg,rr. -
COMPLETING THE TICKET.

h'Httns Proceedings OF the Convention
is'Isrlsy-r"sE', ,fSrAuditOT, S<ors, an
Aau-ltInS Victory, and the ChiItsus Re
rSt'Sd Another Knockout In the Contest
fSr rrrs,urrr, THsksr DSfSaIins Rowan.
The Democratic state conVputEnn was
slow In srit!0S down 10 lis SGslueS4
yesterday rOcaiRE. Tho hou= set was
10 O'Clock. bu; IL NAs an hour ntrrwhen
the delegates thronEed the hall. having
Just arrived from town % the 10 O'Clock
ttsntoE, Chairman Johnson quickly
brought the cCavcuthon 20 order. Norui-
D0;ious for auditor had been closed the
niSht hctC-e and ballot WAS declared
In order. There were nine candidates
Ia the tleId and I: sNNn b-scNme evident
that IheHs could b. ru choIc,. on the NtSt
ballot. Wien the roll had been called.
the three leading caNditltrs wrrs ENgSS.
% fSndletan. =li; Forrest W. Rrown. oG
Jefferson, lSs. and Cartdcn SommsrS, os
HArTtSru, l9& Nash. Tlpprtt. Key. Nc
Kay and the Others following with a
smaller following. When Wayne cOun-
y WAS called. lAnk fellow mounted
chair ard yelled with great effect:
'WOyEe onurty casts her twcniy-o7e
sold Cor that Grand old Confederate, W.
Il. beSSS, OF IcudIC;ol,
II Made "Iiu."
This set the convention about as Wild
as the playing OK Dixie" by the hand
"Wednesday afternoon. oad caused the
tide TO turn toward BoSgs Ike a wh!rl-
NtEd. Initiating the late hmcDted Chi
clSo convention. a procession was FORM
Cd with county standards. which after
g-rNlwg- NtNv,F ~,
PS0die;oG's standard.
Then counties began 20 change and TO
add 20 the confusion Mr.. Key withdrew
his name. WHld withdrew Nash and
went solid to EcSss. Rhole went tn
SommerS. There was much coatuSton in
the hacawhA de!r cation, hut the chair
man announced l change, hS- tSCty-s!S
votes gulnE To Brown. This was a
Chiffon move thls WAS expected to stAGu-
peds the CcaycGtion FOR the jefferson
lawyer. but IL failed slEnAliy. Its et-
feet was wholly destroyed when u ka-
nawha delegate arOSa and said:
"kanawh9'S full vote IS given 10
B.pwa only because the Unit rule Is In
fo-ce In our delegation Them is 4
strong minority that wishes 20 publicly
protest against That rule. There Is /
large minority in this delegation !or w \
II. BOsSS, ot PendleIoU."
Bob" Carr was GG the reporters INV
4 few Zee; away and yslle,! Is the objee-
tor in the kaRawha delegation:
"Bob" CArr'> Home Thru,t.
Take your medicine. YOU fellows"
Before the result OF the ballo; was an
rourced. q delegate introduced q resolu-
tiou pooviduS that after a county has
voted. q change can he made only when
L correction y. IN Crro Is 10 ha made
4 delegate arose on a po!n: 0i order.
claiming that nothing is in order during
roll call. calling attention 10 the fact
that the result Of the ballot had not been
announced
IN the meantime the halloe was footed
up by the secretaries and the rcsult an
nounced. The ballot, as 1t stood before
the storm OF changes began, was Us fol-
lows:
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When the changes had been recorded.


Al this point the proposed change in
the rules was again pushed before the
convention and with better success. The
chair put the motion an the resolution
allowing changes only when 4 corrcc-
t!oU Is 10 be made, and although the
noes seemed more numerous than the
ayes. lie declared it carried.
Then the second ballot was on and
there welc deals and runners OF deals as
;hick MS Rryan's silver speeches. \ IA
nuwha delegate inplorcd Joe" Chiffon
to have Kanlwha swung over TO Boggs,
and Joe" said It would never do TO have
lob" Carr so back To Charleston and
crow over him. intimatlng that Carr was
working, for Boggs.
Finally the second ballot was compict-
ed and announced, giving the nominal
ton 10 Boggs by comfortable majority.
as follows. .|
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THE WIND-UP
OF the DSmocra.is Convention
Came Late Las; Night.
THE STATE TICKET COMPLETED.
Captain BosgS Defeated Camden
Sommers for Auditor.
IN A TW0.BALL0T BATTLE.
The Scenes otthc Afternoon We're
Again Dissracctul.
IN A TwO.BALLOT BATTLE
ORDER AND DECENCY THROWN

To the Wind, by tho Excited Mob that
Called it'slt Convention OF psltbsrs-
tive Demoerats-rhs ChaIlsston estate
House King" Received Some very Hard
kuoeks-for State TrSs,urrr Colonel
Rowan wa, Defeated hy Mr. Tucker, Of
Whrt-firgii lewis aud Mr.. Riley Re
nomtnatsd-Cio,inE Scenes Last Night.
Hs'is" ofths Work orms Convention.
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Special Dispatch to tho IatelItEeucer.
PARKERSBURG. ". Va. Angus, IL.
Burglars robbed the hariwan, store
ot II l. Neal & Company during the
night ard the -es!Ieace q: George
Foulty, II the suburbs % the city. this
afternoon. in each !nStalce securing a
considerable amount OF property. The
FooberieS are supposed 10 have been
counI;ttd by gang OF tramps who
GaYe been IN camp near tn. city and
who held up and robbed a man named
Phelps yesterday afternoon. No arrests,
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WASHINGTON. D. G.. August l3.-
The bulletin OF the bureau Of statistics
shows the values az the principal ar
ticics OF export for the month ~ JI!y
rs compared with July, 1888, 10 have
been as follows:
Mineral oils, $i,I9S,9lI: Increase. $685.
$50: C1tt0n, $3,GOI.3i3: Increase. SI.G35.-
3G4: brcadstuns. Si9.ii0.GiS; increase.
S3.glO.3J5 provisions. iuclhtGE cattle
and hogs $lS.s9i 49,; decrease $l3f630
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LOUISVILLE. AuguEt i3.-The racea
at the meet OF tlr. League Of Amcr!-
can Whrclmnn to-day were witnessed
by 500 people. The two mile national
Championship for amateurs was won
BY Tom Cooper. IN 40 "a. The one
mile open. professional. was hO;ly con-
tcstcd aud won by Tom Butler. Nat
Butler won the mile professional hand
Icnp. The two mile national champion
shin was taken by Cooper.
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KERR WAS DOWNED
forthe Chairmanship otshe Penn.
sylvania State Committee
By TIE FRIENDS OF IIARRlTY.

la spite OF the Endorsement OF National
Chairman Jones and the tiprr,,sd
wnh OF fBryan-Juns, Get, Warm rn-
der the Collar wh,n lie II.ars the Ssw,,
and Thrrstsn, to Remove Harrtty non,
the sstiSasl camS,ittsc-Ths kttead-
snee OF Delegate, at the Indiana poII,
Convention will b< Bsyond the Expect
alton OF Those who Started the Move.
mtnt.
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Special Dispatch to the fntellIsencer.
HINTON, ". Va. August II-Jack
Lee, 4 c0!ored blacksmith. living at
Brooks, five miles w-st OF here. was
run over and instantly killed In the
yards AZ this place Tonight by pasS..a-
ser train No. Is. lie was Intoxicated.
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NEW YORK-BrItaniiIc Liverpool,
ph0enica. IInmhurC; Turst Bismarck,
Hamburg.
Observation-Disclosures, Phlladel-
phil.
HAMHURG-sI sIcIlia, Montreal; Pa
triI. New York.
BREMEN. Lain, New York
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. New York
Tor Chcrbuurg and Hamburg tnnd
prOcCrdcd)
LIVERTOOL-GcrInaNlc, New York:
Indiana. Philadelphia.
LOSDOS-M Mohawk, New York.
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HEAVENS WEEP
And the Rain Comes Down in Per.
feet Torrents.
INVOLVING LOSS OF LIFE.

A, DE- u.rsr.s a small OF Town Near ritn
buIsh-str Persons "STe o'srtsksn by
the Sada.a Rising Of the wAisrs-2.si
iasht, orRsin Fell Ia Pittsburgh, Do
ius Great Damage, bat EntsilinS No
Los Of LIZ, iaNthe Ctty-SGrrOundtus
Town, Almost Washed oat-pAyltsht
Turned late Almost Egyptian DARK
n,,,-An unprecedented Rainfall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-14

Special Dispatch 70 ths Intelligeaes-.
PARKERSSURG. W. Va, August IL
-The body OF the Californian who was
drowned while bathing IN the Little
kar1wha river on Monday. was reeoY-
eTe1 to-day. Further investigation de-
ysloPS that the dead man was probably
William Gilmore. OF Los Angeles. Cal
HoEHia- His c!othns. which IS OF ine
quality. was made by Po!oskt Brothers,
OK that city,