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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-07
CHAIRMAN JAS. r. HAUL
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To the Editor of.the 1ntelllgencer. Re
s1R:-The Evening News, with the APP
proach Of the local campaign. Is resum-
Ing its old trick Of attempting to nrs-
represent the actions Of the county Re-
publican committee. and. In order 10
prejudice the public In advance, Is in-
dulging In Its usual habit OF falsityins
the reports OF the meetings OF the COM
mlttee. The latest instance Is an article
IN to-day's News falsely charging that
Republicans are denounclng the action
or the committee with reference to SAT-
urday's suggestion meetings; that the
ring has set up a legislative slate; and
that for some Interior purpose the basis
OF representation was not fixed. All OF
Which is not only totally untrue, but
shows either ignorance or! malclousness
on the part OF the News. \,
R The facts are, briefly. that the county
committee. at its meeting. had no way
OF ascertaining the number OF votes In
the several districts as changed by. the
county commissioners, the changes In
the boundary lines having been made
since the last election. The smart
young man OF the News knew this as
well as any one present at the meeting.
The committee decided that each city
district sf'Ii,d have seven delegates In
the county convention and each country
district six. In The meantime, II was
determined, before the meeting Of the
convention tho committee is 10 figure
as close as possible the number OF
Republican votes in each district, as
changed by the commissioners, and the
delegations from each district will vote
accordingly. The gross misrepresenta-
ton Of the News hes In its totally ignor-
Ing the fact that the number OF dele
gates has nothing whatever to do with
the number Of votes each delegation will
have to cast for its district.
will say, on behalf Of the committee,
that II the brilliant young genius who
conJures with the truth for the News
will publish the Republican vote in each
Of the several districts OF the county, US
they are now boundedu under the changes
made by the county commissioners, the
committee will esteem 1t q favor
As to the News statement that the
legislative ticket Is slated, that Is about
as near the truth as the News Is compe-
tent to get In Its discussions of any ac-
ton or attitude OF the Republican COM
mittee. Neither the committee as 4
whole. nor any one Of ITS members, has,
to my knowledge, any preference as to
legislative candidates, but all are inter
ested In putting in the field strong
ticket, without regard to Its personnel.
say that the Republicans of Ohio county
will probably nominate q ticket without
consulting the Mugwump evening sheet,
which will probably support the party
putting up the most money.
JAMES K. HALL.
Chair. Ohio Co. Republican Committee.
Wheeling, June G. 1898.
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Bil15COAlNGi
This Feasibility Of q sa,a,, 4 i: p,d.mle aud
I. ltla... n Few " orLs ~ y. nrtiine. ID

b. Itiii'i rev hofus 81 cafu'N1s ~ 49,
Rumors OF yellow fever have already
been reported at Kes West. and two
cases reached New York. The quaran-
tine authorities are exercising unusual
care TO prevent the coming OF cholero
during the forthcoming summer. II Is
hoped these dreaded diseases will not
visit US. but even should they, not, there
has been SO much rain. and there ls
go much poison In the air and the water.
that the greatest care should be taken
10 Keep In perfect health. Most sum-
mor diseases are dangerous, and can
not easily be cured, but nearly every
one OF them can be prevented. But
how? BY needing what the highest
known medical authorities emphatlcally
state. Prof. Austin Flint. the leading
professor In Bellevue College, In writ
Ing on this subject sayB.
The 5udicious use of alcoholic stimu-
lants 10 one OF the striking characterize
tics OF progress In the practice OF medi-
cine during the last hnlf-ccntury.' !,
The sentiment OF The medical editors
throughout the country Is In the same
direction. and DR.. ]. E. Harper, edit; r
OF the Western Medical Reporter, OF
Chicago. says. when an alcoholic
those above named. Duffv's Pure Malt
Wh!skey should be given, It Is meet
Ing With special favor from physi-
clans" ',1s7t u 40
There are no higher authorities than
those above named. Dufy's Pure Malt
Whiskey will absolutely prevent tun,-
mer diseases: impure whlskey will not.
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REAL ESTATE COMMITTEE
Meets aud Adopts Specifications for city
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Meets mud Adopts Specifications for city
building Repairs.
A meeting Of the council committee on
real estate was held last night for the
purpose of considering specifications for
the proposed extensive repairing of the
city building Chairman Schmidt pre-
sided, and the following committeeman
were present: Councilmen List, McFad-
den, Baird, Fair. Williams. :Meehen and
Kasley, as well as Mayor Butts.
Clerk O'Brien read the specifications
that had been prepared BY Messrs.
Schmidt, McFadden and Fair, a sub
committee recently provided. as follows:
Brick work-Pointing Of exterior
walls, repairs to ch!mneys.
Tin work-Entire roof to be repaired
and newly painted.
Il Carpenter work-All defective wood
work to be repaired.
Painting-E1terior to receive three
coats; walls and ceilings OF council
chambers, gas office and, city clerk'e
office to receive two coats OF paint and
one of varnish; interior wood work To
have two coats of varnish.
Plumblng-Provides for repairs to
councils toilet rooms.
The specifications were accepted and
the clerk was instructed to advertise for
bids which will close Monday, June 10.
at p. m. 49,. -
Bills amounting to SILT IS were recon-
mended for payment by the committee.
Henry Tape, who has a stable in
Market street near Thirty-ninth street,
asked for terms for a lease. The COM
mtttee couldn't see 1t that way and In
structed the board Of public works to
have Tape elected from occupancy Of
the stree. Tapes magnificent nerve
seemed to surprise the committeeman.
Bills for merchandise purchased by
the janitor were laid over until ne In
forms the committee for, what the stuff
was used.
The matter of putting newstreet signs
on corners was brought up. and Mr..
Baird wanted the signs put up before
the reunion here next September. The
clerk was instructed to request sign men
to appear MT the next meeting with
samples OF signs. Il
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".RATTLE OF MANuAr

Pain's fireworks. THE Battle OF Ma
uila," will be given at Wheeling Base
Ball Park tonight. The latest exploit
OF this far-famed inventor is promised
to be something novel, thrilling and fas-
chatting. Following this will be At
tinSly portrayed with lines OF fire the
portrait OF Admiral Dewey, the Stars
and Stripes and an exhibit Of novel
pyrotechnics In the far-fnmed Pain
order OF excellence. For, the benefit OF
the people residing along tho limo of
the Wheeling &; Elm Grove railroad
who wish to attend. arrangements have
been made to hold the II o'clock motor
until H:2o p. m. Grand band concert
OF national airs begins at 1880. Elk
hibltion at $3.50. 'g Es get
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itenberger, P. O. Criswell. A. A. Leach,
ID. II. Cowen and Alexander Lyle. AL
ternates. William Frye. Robert john
son. 7. s. Mason, John Ehler, DR.. w. s.
Piper. NJ. 7. Carnes, S. w. Boyd, NJ. N.
Mercer, Charles Blon, W. j. Kirkpat-
rick. j.. NJ. Mcdonald and J. Tt. Steele.
The committee having in charge the
arrangements, for the celebration of the
Fourth of July will meet at the city
hall this evening. Everybody Interest,"
ed In the success Of the affair ID re-
Qested to be present.
Charles Arnold, the prominent drug
gist OF this city, will leave to-day for
Delaware, where he will be married on
Thursday to Miss Lottie Carter, o
prominent young lady OF that place.
There was a large crowd from this
city attended the boxing bout between
Oscar Gardner and Jerry Marshall at
Bridgeport last evening. and report It
as being fine.
The new building being put up by
nearing completion. 1t will be used
for dance hall upstairs and restaur-
ant.
Misses Ora Blon and Rose Phillips
vii be home this week from Youngs-
town, where they have been teaching
school.
Miss May Hardesty. who has been
attending school for the past term,
left yesterday for her home in Barnes
vile.
The city board of education will hold
an lmDortaflt business meeting this
evening at4the central school building.
Mrs. Philip Eberllng and family, OF
Findlay, are the guests OF friends and
relatives in the Fifth ward.
n T. C. Nicholson, OF this city. Is playing
second base for the GAINESVILLE team,
now playIng In Wheeling. fs
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M'MECHEN.
Happenings of Interest In tho Marshall

Happenings OF Inter.st IN tho Marshall
County Town. ,tG
WI. Duffy has returned home from
St. Louis, where he went as delegate
to the Brotherhood OF Locomotive En-
gineers convention.
Baltimore & Ohio Engineer James
Quinn has returned to work after being
OF several days on account OF his wife
being sick.
Charles Davis and family have re-
turned home from Cameron, where they
were visiting friends.
S. r. Hanen. is home from Parkers-
burg, where he spent several days on
business.
y List McMechen returned home from
Morsantown to spend his vacation here.
Dave Handley, OF Wheeling was
business visitor in town yesterday.
Lucille West Is visiting her grand
mother at ST. clairsville. Ohio.
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MoUEDsvILLE
AsTiaeellaneons MelanSs OF Minor Mat
tiers from Marshalps Metropolis.

AaIiaeelianeons MeianSs OF Minor Mat
tiers from Marshalrs Metropolis.
The citizens OF Moundsville received
quite n shock yesterday, when It was
reported on the streets that William
Frater. an aged man, who disappeared
about two weeks ago. had been MUIR
dered. Frater's home Is in Boom
Town." east Of the city. Some boys,
while passing through the orchard.
near the house. saw a basket nearly
full OF meat, and bones, which they
thought was human flesh and ZONES.
But upon an examination by the OIL
GERS yesterday It was found that the
meat and bones had been taken from
4 butcher shop, and was not human
as the boys had supposed. Frater has
not been heard from, though. and as far
as is known. no one is acquainted with
his whereabouts.
There Is q great demand for cottages
on the camp ground this season. Al
ready quite number OF families are
on the grounds. and nearly all the cot
tages have been rented. The Gospel
Trumpet Publishing Company will con-
duct camp meeting on the grounds,
commencing the 10th OF this month,
the ProhIbitIonsts will hold two.
weeks meeting In the Assembly hall
In July, and the regular camp meeting
will be held In August.
Those desiring still have the oppor-
tunlty to help purchase the flag for the
First West Virginia regiment. AL
though the response has been liberal.
yet some money Is still needed; but we
predict that this viii be forth coming
In a few days, and Moundsvilie will
have the honor presenting the regl-
ment with n flag. Moundsville Is yerv
proud Of the boys she has sent to the
front.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of
the Presbyterian church will give a
lawn fete at the home of J. Howard
Holt, on Jefferson avenue, tomorrow
night. All are invited.
Hon. S. r.. Hanen. of McMechen, was
shaking hands with friends In the city
veterday. In the regular old campaign
style. n
Senator J. W. Matthews. Capt. Fred
Kimple AID j. D. .Burlev leave to-day
for Fish Creek, on a fishing expedition.
The Epworth League will give their,
regular monthly literary entertainment
at the NJ. L. church Thursday evening"
The quarterly conference ofthe NJ. E..
church met last night. Presiding Elder,
Moore presided over the conference. Il
The June term OF the circuit court
commences to-day, The grand jury Will;
be called at o'clock, this morning, q,
Mrs. Henry Gehrlng and a. D. Tru-.
man started for Kansas yesterday to
visit friends.
John ]. Conlfi, of Wheeling, was in.
the city yesterday on business, 3
Joseph Mckay. OF, SistersvIlle, was in,
the city on business yesterday.
]. W. Dunlevy, of Cameron, was
business caller yesterday. ;
Miss Werner Johnson is visiting rela-!
tiVes at West Liberty. 3tf'
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Yesterdays supreme court proceedings
were as follows:
John s. Ritz. administrator, VS.. City
OF Wheeling; writ OF error, from Ohio
county; argument ompleted and case
submitted.
LII. Jarvis VS.. J. v. Martin, ct al. APP
peal and supersedeas from Harrison
county; submitted.
Franklin Barrckman VS.. the Marion
OIL Company, writ of error, from Mon
ongalla county: consumed by consent.
Besse L. Jones, It al, vs. BENJAMIN
Thorn, ct ais. appeal, from Marion
county; submitted.
R. B. Bartlett VS. Town of Clarksbury.
writ Of error, from Harrison county;
submitted. y
State VS.. James Workman. appeal.
from Wyoming county; appeal refused.
Workman was convicted OF rape and
was sentenced to ba confined in the pen
itentary for period of fifteen years.
E. N. Showalter. OF Fairmont. was
admitted to practice.
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FOOT RACES.

pelUUs - slf5s5 4.-s. s5 ~ shs5-
FOOT RACES.
First. Junior. 80 yards-FIrst prize, one
dozen Photographs; second prize. scarf
! Second. 100 yards-First prize, running
shoes: second prize. cane. sHl5t72i
Third, go yards-First prize, sweater;
SECOND prize, book on athletic sports.
and cane; second prize, necktie :
Fifth. $50 yards-Flrst prize. Roman
chair: second prize. soda water tickets.
Sixth, 120 yards hurdle-First prize, ra-
z9r; second prize, suspenders. 5'tsiF
second prize. two dozen soda wafer tickets
Eighth. pole vnult-First prize-one doz-
en- photographs; second prize, cuff buttons.
JUMPS.
Ninth. standing hish-First prize bottle
perfume; second prize, - ~ $50 3
Tenth. standing broad-FIrst prize, hat
Eleventh. running ,broad-F'lrst prize,
guitar: second prize. book.
.s Iwelfth. running high-First prize. belt;
Thirteenth. hop. step and jump-First
prize, hat; second prize. box candy. 5s
BICYCLE RACES.
Fourteenth, one-quarter mile-First
Fifteenth. one-hnif miie-F1rst prize, cy.
clometer; second prize. golf stockings.
Sixteenth, one mile-First prize, bicycle
saddle: second prize. golf cap. :,
seventeenth. two-mile lap-First prize,
bicycle lamp; second prize, bicycle shoes.
Eighteenth, two-mile handIcap-First
prize, mandolin; second prize, bicycle cap.
MISCELLANEOUS
Nineteenth. shot put-Frst prize, stand;
second prize, vase 5,rl3I n :
Twentieth. hammer throw-Flrst prize,
neEl!gee shirt; second prize, ~
FTNFfsn F,e.t 4 ~.
base ball: second prize. base bail bat.
Twenty-second. tug Of war-F'irst prize,
two pounds candy; second prize, one
pound candy. nAa - - -
Twenty-third. potato racc-Flrst prize,
penknlle: second prize, 49,
Twenty-fourth high kick-Flrst prize,
razor; second prize. belt.
The field day sports come off on next
Friday, June 10. at the state fair
grounds, sEf lE-a x: -
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COMMENCEMENT NOTES.

Melster's band furnished excellent
brass and string music during tho week.
Tho school bnse ball team has made a
splendid record this season, and Is fitted
out with tasty grey uniforms, with red
trimmings. n
Col. d. L.-Rogers' hotel was crowded
during commencement week from the
roof TO the ground floor, and always the
scene Of q merry throng.
The school enrolment this year was
!62, which has been surpassed only twice
In the schools history. The building
presents very comfortable and pleas
Ing appearance, and during the veal, sew
eral hundred dollars were judiciougiy
expended In purchasing additions 10 the
library and the science laboratory.
Ellis Bowman and Joseph D. Shannon,
candidates for the Republican nomina-
ton for county commissioner OF Liberty
district, were busy interviewing their
friends. Others with similar aspirations
were Brooks Hedges and A. McColloch,
Democrats Of Richland district; County
school Superintendent. J. c. Lewis and
George Bggs. who opposes the latter for
denomination. And there were others.
The state board OF regents held a brief
anu unimportant session yesterday. At
shepherdstown, Juno Is. the annual
meeting will be held, and the appoint
ments or teachers for the ensuing year
VIII be made. There Is some opposition
10 The reappolntment of Prof Barnes,
principal OF the Fairmont school. and to
Prof. j.. N. Deahl, principal at West Lib
erty. Oppositionitot the Inter Is strong
nfnnnr - H~fzI H.. 4 t.
principal Is little car. Prof. Barnes
last year won out only after a bitter
fight. n ! ~ : $50
The alumni held its annual business
meeting in the afternoon. Officers for
the ensuing year were elected us follows:
President. Frank c. Cox, Wheeling;
vice president. M. F. Wells, wellsburg;
recording secretary. Miss Maude Curtis,
west Liberty; corresponding secretary,
Miss AIDA Gardner. West Liberty:
treasurer Prof. s. S. Jacob, West LIB
erty. A committee was appointed to
draft suitable resolutions on the death
OF II. w. Lindsay, clerk OF the Brooke
county court. 1t was decided to give q
public entertainment next year, COM
m!ttee being appointed to further this
end.
Among the visitors yesterday, Wheel
Ing was represented by DR.. and Mrs. N.
D. Jobes. J. w. Whitman, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. E. Dunlap, Miss iona Ullum, Miss
Mamie Montgomery, Frank C. Cox;
West Alexander by Misses Olive and
Amy Dunlap and Mrs. Ellen Leggett, and
son Frank; Benwood by DR.. and Mrs. T.
=. Downing and Mrs. Downing's sister,
Miss Calbick. OF Gananoque. Canada;
Bethany by Mr.. and Mrs c. B. Scott.
Potomac by Prof Charles Atkinson and
Miss Mary Atkinson: McMechen, Prof.
z. e. Ebers; Hanovcrton. O., by DR.. and
Mrs. George E. Lewis. ~
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THE RIVER
YEsrBRpAY,s pEpARTUREs.

Parkersburg. BEN HuR. . p. IN.
Slstersville.. RUTH, $3.50 p. M,
Darlington. LEROY, 3:36 p. m.
SteubenvIlie. T. NJ. BAYNE. 2:SO p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Cincinnati. ..KEYSTONE STATE. s q. m.
Pittsburgh. QUEEN. CITY. S a. m.
Pnrkersburg. AnGAND. II n. m.
Mntamoras.. LEXINGTON, II o. m. :
SIstersyille.. RUTH, a:SO p. m.
Steubenville. It.; N. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charleston. .KANAWHA. ESQ a. m.
Pittsburgh. .DlSN HUR,'2 p. m. IA
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
SIstersville.. RUTH. $3.50 y. m. $50, x
Steubcnvlle.. Y. NJ. BAYNE, 80 D. m.
Pittsburgh. .UlsANIA, $50 a.. m.
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TEN VOLUNTEERS.

Wheeling Young Men will Partially FIJI
tho First West Virginia Regiment TO lis
Full Strength.
Ten OF Captain Willis company last
night volunteered to go to Chickamau-
ga, TO partially fill the shortage OF 800
men In the First West Virginia regi-
ment. Capt. Wihhs. preparatory to the
regular drill. read q dispatch from the
state authorities, asking for thirty men
from Wheeling, and ten of the Wheel
Ing company Immediately signed their
names. The state must furnish 300
men, and Wheeling will likely furnish
Its quota In a few days.
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scALpEp BY HOT WATER.

Mrs. VIII Harrington. Of Pittsburgh,
who Is staying at Dixon & Williams
boarding house. In Benwood, was pain
fully burned about the body last eve
ming while sitting at the supper table.
A servant accidentally upset a cup Of
hot tea over Mrs. Harrington, scalding
her neck and the upper portion OF her
body. The injuries are not serious.
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BELLAIRE
Al soris OF Local News aud Gossip From
tho Glass City. -

Mrs. o. W. Holmes, wife of Rev.
Holmes. who has been confined TO tho
hospital at Wheeling for two weeks
past, Is reported somewhat better,
which VIII be Sladls received by her
friends who have bcea uneasy about her
condition for some timc past 1lls'5ii
The following delegates were chosen
by the Republican executive committee
ut ST. Clolfsrllle$ Saturday, to attend
the congressional convention, to be held
ut Stcubcnvlllc:3 p. a. Green wv. I. p,
Croszier, John Garrett. H.. s. ARM
strong, james Wilkinson, James T.
Lancaster, J. A. Greenfield. II. A, LIch.
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IN THE COURTS.

Yesterday In the circuit court, Judge
Paul, in the case OF Armin Theison VS..
Josephine Thelson. divorce was
granted the plaintiff. 4
State use OF George Chambers VS.. D.
II. Thornburg. ct al, the order made at
the clerks office at rules, Diminishing the
action for want OF amended declaration,
was set aside. and plaintiff was per-
mltted to file an amended declaration,
to which action the defendants ex.
cepted.
In the case Of The Syracuse Chilled
Plow Company vs.. r. K. GIffen & Com.
pany, there was O decree OF reference.
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TO the victors belong the spofls.. He
said the board knew that the normal
schools wouldn't last ten years II the
appointments OF teachers were too
strictly partisan. Mr.. Trotter believed
In politics, but in the school system bet
ter satisfaction could be secured II the
politics OF the teachers was about bal
Principal DeahI next introduced Mr..
Barbe, and later Mr.. Harmer. Both
gentlemen hoped for the spreading out
more OF the school into otherycounties
OF the state, and spoke encouraglngly
to the graduates. The benedictlop was
pronounced by Rev. J. C. Carver, con-
Guiding the exercises about noon.
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4 BRoWNsVILLE--River q feet 6
inches and falling.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feet 10
inches and falling. Clear and warm.
Y MoRGANTOWN----River& feet and
stationary. Clear and warm.
GRBENSBORO-Rivcr feet inch
md falling. Fair and warm.
OIL clTY-River l foot inches and
falling. Clear and warm.
WARRpN-Rlver3 = foot. Clear and
warm.
Z NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. river feet
and failing: Cloudy. Little Kanawha
FILLING. ~
. PlTTSBtRGH-River feet and faN-.
Ing at the dam. Clear and warm.
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The best salve In the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands.
Ch!llblains. Corns, and all Skin Erup.
tons. and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t Is guaranteed 10 give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by Lo-
gan Drug Co. 50 aas .7sIS5
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The marks at Q p. m. Monday feet
0 inches and slowly failing.
The Keystone State Is this mornings
packet for Cincinnati. departing at s
o'clock. =, IN, !. 3 3
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BUILDERS DXcHANGp OUTING.

Y The Builders Exchange has closed
with o. R. Wood. travelling passenger
agent of the Cleveland, LornlH &
Wheeling railway. for the fourth an
maui outing, which will take place next
month. Fufl particulars Of the outing
Will be announced, within few days.
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In the criminal court, Judge Hugus,
In the case Of the state VS.. George En-
blen, the defendant gave bond for his
appearance at the next term.
Court adjourned for the term.
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CLEVER HORSE EDUCATION.

A good audience saw Prof. Beery
break in n vicious horse last night at
his tent, corner OF Sixteenth and Main
streets. 1t was the Kelly horse. from
six miles above the city, and no one
was ever able to put a halter on the
animal. Several assistants were kept
busy with Prof. Berry at the horse af-
ternoon and evening. Great success
was attained, and the audience was de-
1tpbtad .H.-a W ~ f'rH