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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-17

| other candidate except Gorham, and he
has said that if the Republicans don {
make an effort to elect Gorham ana
Riddleberger he would submit resolu-
| to this effect. He will hardly dc this,
however, as the resolution would un-
dsubtedly be defeated.
A msiority of the Democrats favor the
immediate offering OF o resolution TO
make chief Clerk Shaber acting secre'
tary, but few Democrats insisting upon
an election. It 10 likely Democratic
caucus will be- called on this question,
and the result would be to direct the
introduction of resolution to appoint
Shaber as acting Secretary. President
Davis, of the Senate, is willing to vote
for the Shaber resolution, and as the
Republicans believe thsy csnnot elect
Gorham they would not oppose it.
President Arthur's Cabinet.
WASHINGTON, October 15.-The Presi-
dents determination to delay sending
in the Cabinet nominations until week
after next has broken all states, and 1t IS
asserted that he is more embarrassed
than has hitherto been supposed. The
rumor that Conkling is to be member
Is renewed, and Blaine's friends say that
the intention to appoint Conkling has
never been abandoned. A Western
Senator said this evening that he had
felt. that such an appointment would be
so nearly fatal 10 the success OF the Ad-
mlnistration and to the future OF the
party that he had gone to the President
and nrotested against it. The President
listened calmly and courteously,
but did not indicate in any way his in
tentions. In reply TO q question the
Senator said Conkling would be con-
firmed, probably unanimously. There
could be no objection TO him on the
score of ability or integrity, but the ap-
pointment would nevertheless wreck
the administration.
VIM. E. Chandler is in town getting
the drift OF things. He predicts that
eyery member OF Arthur's Cabinet will
be practical politician and be appoint
ed to strengthen the party machinery.
OF Garfeld's Cabinet only Blaine, Win
dom and Kirkwood were OF this class.
Hunt, Lincoln, James and MacVeagh
have absolutely no value in politics.
He thinks none will be retained perma-
nently o.
Peremptory Action by the President.
WAsHISaToS, October 15.-Paymaster
John II. Stevenson, United States Navy,
whose nomination for promotion to Pay
Inspt csor was sent in to-day, was re-
ported against by board Of naval Off
GERS who examined him for promotion.
This board was appointed by Secretary
Hunt, and their report was approved by
him. r. G. Ingersoll was counsel for
Stevenson, and has since denounced the
appointment and finding OF the board as
generally unjust. Through his infu
ence the President set aside the finding
and gave Stevenson the promotion, to
which he was entitled by seniority. He
is candidate for the place Of Paymaster
General Of the Navy.
The Senate Secretaryship.
WAsHINGToN, October l6.-A caucus
of the Democratic Senators has been
called for Monday morning to consider
the Secretaryship question. The Senate
will take a recess from Monday until
next Friday, to attend the Yorktown
celebration.
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n,..n.Ir, Porrsriss in New York.

NFw YoRK, October Is The Poss
saws: Yesterday it was discovered by
the Broadway National Bank that COM
mercial paper bearing the signature OF
Henstis ( Hamilton, Of Fl. Wayne, In
diana, was forged. The psper came to
the bank through Hoagan & Ladding-
ton, note brokers. They received 1t
from John Stevens, Jr., merchandise
broker, los Front street 1t has since
been discovered that the paper OF J. n;
McIntire & Co., Dayton, Ohio, and
Stevens, Wood & Thscker, Columbus,
Ohio, have also been forged and sold IN
this market. These various iorgeries
amount to about 500, 600, and the paper
is distributed in small lots. 1t IS be-
ieyed the extent Of the fOTgeries will be
ascertained on Monday.
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quarrel upon the Readjuster leaders, he
thought, arose from q consciousness of
approaching Funder defeat at the polls.
RiddieberEer Finds an Entirely New En-
ployment.
RICHMOND, Va, October ia hos
tile meeting took place this afternoon
about ten miles from Richmond between
Captain H. II. Riddleberger and Hon.
6. ID. Wise. Four rounds were fred
without either being hurt. Mutual eI-
plantations and amicable adjustment fol-
lowed. Previous to the above meeting
Captain Riddleberger and Richard T.
Bsine, editer Of the State, met for the
purpose Of fighting duel, but when all
parties appeared upon the ground Sc
lected, it was found that no caps had
been provided for the pistols, 30 Riddle
berger rode away to meet Wise. Wise
and the editor OF the State have been ar.
rested and placed under bonds to keep
the peace. ~
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A Serious Railroad Accident.

ST. LOUIS, October l6.-The passenger
train on the Missouri Pacific which left
here on Thursday ran into q locomotive
which was pushing the freight train,
near Centretown, Call county. Mrs.
Lash and cousin, Of Sedalia, were seri.
ously injured. The pushing engine was
thrown on top of q caboose and then
from the track and down an embank-
ment The passenger locomotive was
also thrown down an embankment and
badly broken up. The engineer and
fireman escaped almost certain death by
leaping from the locomotive before il
toppled over.
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Clo.s ofth. Pitt,burxn Hxpo.ition.

PrrrsBURaH, October l5.-The sixth
annual Exposition closed tonight. The
attendance has been fair, but was not
~ large as the three preceding ones.
ro-l,y's Faces we're very interesting,
and were witnessed by a good crowd.
The weather was pleasant aud track in
first class condition
HThe first race was the 2:29 class, for
a purse of $500, and was postponed after
the fifth heat on account of darkness.
John N. took two heats, Allegheny Boy
two, and Frank Ross one.
The second race was the 2:S7 class,
for q purse of$500. Summary-Boston
Davis, /, 2, 2, l, /; Daniel Webster, 2, ],
/, 9, 2; Little Sam, 3, 8, 3, drawn. Time
2:S5, 2:S2}, 2:34f, 2:34, 2:S9i.
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SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
A Dry Session on saturdsy-Confirma
tions-A Recess

tions-A Recess.
WASHINGTON, October 15. The Senate
has confirmed the nomination of Noah
@. Mcfarland, OF Kansas. as Commits
sioner General OF Land Office; James
w. Siler, of Indiana, as United States
Consul at Capetown, and large num-
Der OF postmasters. Among them were
E T. Langley, Traer, Iowa; John NJ.
Miller. Clorinda, Iowa; A. G. Siegle,
Grard, Illinois; J. W. Maddux, Carlisle,
Illinois; w. ]. Nannice, Cambridge, Illi-
nois; F. NJ. King, Paxton, Illinois;
J. N. Patton, Pans, Illinois; l. B. TAFT,
Knoxville, Illinois: Z. L. Chapman,
Great Bend, Kansas; &. G. Wildly,
Galena, Kansas, Simeon Donaldson,
Caldwell, Kansas: Francis Bower,
Marion, Kansas; J. D. Flnny, Vicks-
burg, Mississippi: G. X. Foote, Jackson,
Tennessee; John d. Lewis, Pulaski,
Tennessee.
The Senate agreed to take recess
from Monday until noon on Friday next.
A Democratic caucus will be called
at 10 o'clock Monday morning to decide
what to do about the election of a Secre-
tary of the Senate.
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A Faint for Time,

CHICAGO, October l5.-Guihau's q
counsel, Mr.. Scoville, stated in his affi'
davit yesterday thst no expected 10
prove by Drs. Hammond and Sims, ti
New York, and Drs. Gum and Ar
drews, OF Chicago, that the wound In.
flicted by Guitesu was not fatal, and
that death ensued from malpractice.
Both the Chicago physicians believe
that the use OF their names was simply
ruse TO get q continuance. DR.. Andrews
believes that the wound was fatal, while
DR.. Gum has expressed no opinion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-17

RAILROAD BoNDs-lu the railroad
bond market Boston, Hartford and Erie
tirsts advanced To 20 from 60, Ohio
Southern incomes 10 +6 from -, Mobile
and Ohio frat debentures TO 9S from 81,
and Lake Erie and Western (Sandusky
Division) frsts to los from l02. Jersey
Central incomes declined to l00SSloi
from l02 and Houston and Texas (main
line) firsts to l093 from Ill.
STATE SrcuRIrIns- Neglected and
mostly nominal.
SrocEs- The market opened weak and
t9lI per cent. lower, the latter Metro.
politan Elevated. The entire lisS how.
ever, soon became heavy and at eleven
o'clock prices showed decline OF t92i
per cent, Metropolitan, Manhattan,
Denver and Rio Grande, Lake Shore
and st. Paul being the
most conspicuous therein. The
lower range OF quotations induced pur.
chases, and before noon . strong up.
ward movement was inaugurated, prices
continuing to rise steadily until after the
second call, when an improvement from
the lowest figures ranged 70 81 per
cant, the Denver 4 Rio Grande, Louis.
vile & Nashville, Houston 4 Texas.
Nashville < Chattanooga, Canada South.
ern, Texas Pacific, the Elevated Railway
shares, Marietta & Cincinnati preferred.
and the St Paul, =. ID. K F., and Della.
ware. L,ckawana 4 Western leading the
rise. In the final sales the l.ouisvills 4
Nashville reached II per cent, and the
general list fell of q fraction. The clos.
ing quotations were ! to ~ per cent.
above those Of yesterday, and the tenn.
per OF speculation "bullish." Transac.
tons 5000.
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Death ofa Famous Horse.

ST.. LOUIS, October 15.-The bay stall
lion Pilot Temple, owned BY Sam Ecker,
died Yesterday OF pink eye. Pilot Tenn
pie was twenty-five years old, sired by
Sir Eddy Pilot, Jr., outof Madame Tenn
pie, dame Of Flora Temple. Pilot waf
at one time sold for SIC, 900, and had q
public record Of 2:24f.
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Scull Races st Sr. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, October 16.-A scull match
between Trickett and Plaisted for $500 a
side, three miles with turn. came of
this afternoon on the Creye Cover Lake
near this city, and was won by Trickett
by little less than one length. Time,
cot minutes. A great crowd was in at
tendance. The contest was spirited and
the time, considering the condition OF
the water, regarded as good.
Another race Of the same distance
and for the same amount Of money, be.
tween PAUL Vattelo, Of Toronto, and
Harry Parker, an amateur OF st. Louis,
was won by the latter. Time, 243 min
utes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-17
Sickness Of E1-ssnstor Conklins.

NEW YORK, October ia special To-
night from Utica to Truth says that
Conklipg, who has been unwell for some
time, is reported as being unable 10 leave
his room. His family physician hs,
been frequently In attendance during
the past few days, and has enjoined alb.
solute rest and the strictsst quiet for the
patient. It was known several days ago
that he bad been In bad health for som,
time, but II was not until within the last
day or two that any serious illness was
apprebended.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-17
The Mississippi on the Rampage.

Rock ISLAND. Ill, October Is. The
Mississippi river is still rising and IL
now within less than two feet OF the
highest water ever known. The Irg,D
has information from La Crosse and
Dubuque that the upper river is risins
fast, and its tributaries are all full snd
rising. Considerable damage has al.
ready been done by high water, and II
It goes much higher the damage will be
great,
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Fate Of Q Detective.

Sr. LOUIS. October 15.-The body Of
an unknown man was found yester'ar
hanging to q tree in thick weeds four
miles from Grain Valley station, on the
Chicago and Alton railroad, some twenty
miles from Kansas City, The body had
apparently been hanging three daya
The theory 10 that the man wss detec.
tive and had been lynched BY some one
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The sprague Manufacturing Company.

Providence, October 15.-The Supe-
rior Court has decided to permit the
sale of all the estate of the A. & A. W.
Spragus Manufacturing Company ex.
cept 81 SOC, 900, which must be reserved
to await the issue of the suit of the
Quedneck Company vs. the A. 4 A. w.
Sprague Manufacturing Company.
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FIRE RECORD.

At BurnsllsviIls. r. I-Loss 10000.
Providence, October l5.-The Nelson
vile Wooden Mills at Burnellsgllle were
burned yesterday. Loss $4,000; insur-
ance $4,000.
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A conddsrsbla Yailurs.

Oshkosh, Wis, October 15.-The car
rage works of Passon & Goodfellow,
employing nearly two hundred men,
have shut down. The failure Of Thomp.
SON 4 Hayvard's carriage fsctory pre-.
cipitated the action Of the creditors and
to-day affairs came 10 crisis. The ha-
bilities of the frm are estimated st
$780, 900.
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A Sensible Order.

PHILADELPHIA, October l5.-The
Mayor has issued an order to owners
and managers Of factories, hotels, tene-
ment houses, seminsries, hospitals and
asylums to provide permanent fre
escapes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-17

Death Of the Governor Of Louissina-
Nav ORLEANS, October l5.-Goyernor
Wlltz oied at 1890 this morning.
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'No alcs. t06enei.
PRODUCE.
Unioaso.

OHIcnao, October Is. - Flour - TN.
changed. Wheat-Active, hrm and
higher; No. 2 red winter 81 3%l9l IS:
No. Chicago spring 81 3ilGl 3ii cash;
81 34i seller October; 81 3ilSl 3jt
seller November; 81 37i seller Decem.
Der; 81 3IC5l 344 SELLER year: sales at
81 33i9l 36i seller October; 81 Atl4
/ 3sl seller November; 81 37@l 3si
seller December; No. 3Sl 2l. Corn
Active, firm and higher At cote cash and
seller October; Gli 9Glic seller No.
vember; 83i963.c seller December; Cec
seller May; sales al G0i@6?ic seller Mo-
vember; 82I@64c seller December.
On.s-Moderately active and higher at
43ic cash; 43i(943ic seller October; 4Sic
seller November; 44t@44ic seller DE.
cember; 47ic seller May. Rys-Fsirly
active and shade higher at 81 os. Bar.
ley-Stronger at 81 or. Flax Seed-
ot,onger and shade higher st ii 40
4s. Pork-Strong And higher at el7 10
cash; Sl7 25(gl7 30 seller October and
seller November: fl7 45C9l7 30 seller
December; SlS 57i(9l8 80 seller Janu.
sry. Lard-Active, firm and higher st
Sil 77i@li 80 cash and seller October
and November Sll 95 (al2 90 seller De.
cember; Sl2 5O(6l2 76 seller May. Bulk
Meats Active, firm and higher: sboul.
ders 81 70; short rib % %; short clear
50 10. Whisky-Easier ct Sill.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, October l5. - Flour -
More active and firm, without change.
Wheat-Western higher and closing
steany; No. 2 winter red spot and eel.
Ter October 81 48t@l 48i; seller No.
yember 81 48i(Sl 40; seller December
81 54t(S1 5i; seller January 81 58t9
/ 80. Corn-Western higher; mixed
SPOT and seller October 70(S70te; seller
November 7lt97lic; seller December
74S74ic. oats-Steady; western white
soc. Rye - Dull. Hay - Unchanged.
Provisions-Lower and quiet. Mess
Pork AT SO so. Bulk Mests-shoui.
ders and clear rib sides packed, 9(9I03c.
Reconsideration l0c; clear rib sides
Life; hams, l6CSl5ic. LArd-Rs6ned
at l3c. Butter-Firm; westsrn grass
l5925c. Egys-Pirm st l999c. Pc
troieum-Nominal. Co6ee-Dull. 81.
gsr-Quiet. Whisky-Quiet st 81 lsl.
CmcrsuA11, October Is. Cotton -
Quiet at lie. Wheat-Firmer; No. 2
red winter 81 43. Corn-Stronser: No.
3 8ac. Osts-Pirm; No. . mixed 47c.
Rye-EAsier st 81 Is. Berley-Qoist
and unchanged. Pork-Nouinai at
go 90. Lard - Firmer 1t I'll 62i.
Bulk Neats-Quiet; shealders &c; clear
rib lie. Bscon-Riuk hceidsfs &c;
and lower st 81 10. eooblnstaou sales
Of finished goods, 800 barrels, on .
basis Of 81 Is. Butter-Firm and IN.
changed.
foGOo, October 15.- Wheat-Quiet
and frm; TO- 2 rcd spot 81 81; seller
Noyembee 81 Al; sellesD Decembes 81 AT:
seller January 81 SOL Cosn-Q1irt ,ni
frm; No. 2 spot &c seller Eor.nitr
6l}c bid seller Nay 7ilc. Oats--EAsier;
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fee in all directions The police in
Denmark street fired upon the mob.
Several persons were wounded, and
twenty arrests were made. Many
houses have been wrecked.
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y,.tttns "a. Tomb Of l.ius X

Roxx, October l6.-A tbousand Italian
pilgrims visited the tomb OF Pins TX,
and deposited floral wresths upon It
No disturbance occurred.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money At 4 to s Per Cent. .-Gevsnasats
Irrgular-fIour Uaehangsd-whsat
Active, Firm and Higher
Hogs Dull.
PIHAHuR
Hsv Yoek.

NV YoRK. 0ctober l6-Assuy-
At4 to 8 per cent per annum.. elosins
offered st 4per cent Prime mercantile
paper 6i96i per cent Sterling q.
change, bankers bills, steady at f7Si ios
long; demand 4SSf.
SntEs-At London SIT per ounce;
tar silver here llst; subsidiary silver
coin | per cent discount.
GovRRSnESrs-lrregular.
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folmo, October Is Whest-Quiet
and firm; no. rcd spot 81 81; seller
Noyembee$l Al; sellesD Dscembes 81 AT;
seller January 81 sol Cosn-Q1irt ,nd
hrm; No. 2 spot &c seller Eo..nirr
643c bid seller Nay 7llc. Oats--Easier;
No. Z 46c. eaf
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Additional Narksn on Eow0 p ~
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-20
MANKATO.

MANKATo, April lS.-,t the regular meet
ing of the board of trade this morning,
amongst other business transacted was to ap-
point soliciting committee to solicit mem
bers for 1851. The committee appointed for
the First and Second wards il 8. Winship, B
PDurkee, W. Hodapp and o. R. Mather; for
7 bird and Fourth wards. j. E. Wise, J. N.
Hall, 8. Hidden, r. Fl. Rose and c. A. Chap
man. The election of directors is fixed for
April 30th, at the secretary's Office, from IL to
3 O'clock The inspectors to hold the election
are: Secretary c. \. Chapman, jas. Shoemaker
and 8. Hidden. S. W. Burgess and j. Fl. Long
were elected directors to ii ! vacancies.
F. H. Fowler has removed his auction and
commission house to Bars brick block.
The warm weather for the past two days has
melted the snow SO that the Minnesota at this
point is rising gradually SO that it is quite a
large river. 1t has rls-n about five feet since
Saturday and is still rising.
Members of the Mankato cOmmandery to
the number of twenty on, in lul uniform,
attended, religious services at the Episcopal
church IN Sunday afternoon, when the SER
vices adopted by the grand com 'nan1ery were
gone through with. The commandery made
"a very credit tble appearance marching from
their hall to the church. The church was
beautifully ornamented with flowers and
plants. The address was delivered by Rev.
Mr.. Richmond, prelate, which was most at
tentively listened to, and was very able and
impressive. The music on the occasion was
excellent, eliciting well deserved praise.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-20
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered By the Special Reporters Of thu
D0ity Globe.
SALTWATER.

Isaac Staples sent up driving crew to-
day.
Gillespie s. Harper will name their new boat
the Nina.
Isaac Staples has just finished his stable
for his mill teams.
The child of state will be presented At Opera
hall on April 20.
The alarm of fire Monday evening proved
to be brush pit.
Wheat, Csc; oats, 4Oe; tame hay, $16; wild
hay, $12 to Sl3; wheat straw, 81.
May Holden, the temperance revivalist, is
in the city and will stop for two weeks.
The social temple will have their semtannu-
al election of officers next Saturday evening.
Over two hundred reserved seats were sold
for Haverly's yesterday before three o'clock,
Otto Hospes is so as to be out on the street.
He has been confined to the house since he re-
turned from the Hot Springs
The through train from Chicago was de-
layed at Hudson several hours yesterday, &C.
cushioned by the train jumping the track.
Haverly's Black Forty made a splendid ap-
pearance on our streets yesterday. 1t has
greatly improved since 1t was last here.
Mr.. Frank Chase, clerk in the surveyor
generals office will leave for Dakota about the
first of May, to be absent for two or three
weeks.s
Captain Mcclure, of the engineer department,
is in town and was looking over the grand
Opera house in company with Hon E. W.
Durant.
Miss Jennie Young, of Minneapolis, who
has been stopping in the city for few days,
left yesterday for Eau Claire, having been
called there by the sickness of her aunt.
The Temple of Honor visited j. P. McIn-
ter, of Lakeland, Monday evening, and pre-
scented him with very nice gold locket.
The presentation speech was made by DR.. Geo.
Mckenzie, and responded to by Mr.. NJ Inter.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-20
NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, April 19.---Farmers In this vicin-
ity have commenced seeding.
Mr.. R. C. Brockway, our wheat-buyer, has
gone to Rel Wing to take charge of All eleva-
tor until navigation opens, SO that the wheat
now remaining in the elevator at this place
can be removed. There are about 25, 200
bushels in it, which fills the elevator, and
farmers have no place to store their wheat.
Mortified and various other towns have
been infested with diphtheria and similar con-
tagious diseases, but Newport is undergoing a
long siege of measles
Mr.. Joseph Irish, who was sick with In
fammation of the bowels and not expected to
lipe, has recovered so as TO tear around town
considerable.
The unexpected and sudden death of Mrs.
VIM. Moore occurred last Saturday, while APP
pareptly in as good health as common. She
was preparing to go out, and someone enter
ed the house too see if she was ready, when
they found her dead in her dressing-roOm in
the act of dressing. From the appearances,
the doctors say, it was apoplexy. She
was 40 years of age, and leaves a husband
only.
A special school meeting will be held next
Tuesday, for the purpose Of raising and voting
money to buy a bell for the new school
house.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-20
miraculous EscaDe.

Yesterday morning party of three young
lads named Charles True, Charles Holland and
Robert Felter, living in the vicinity of Second
street and the st. P. & NJ. railroad, were en-
gagged in the very exciting practice of riding
on freight cars and switch engines in the
freight yards. Shortly before noon the trio
jumped on the switch engine, and on being
told by the engineer to get Off sprung from
the rear part of the tender.
Robert Felter, in attempting to leap, fell
under the locomotive, which passed complete
ly over him, crushing him to the ties. He
was picked up in an insensible condition and
taken to DR.. Ames' Office. His left hip was
found to be dislocated, right arm broken, a
cut four inches long in the top of his head,
besides being severely bruised. After having
his wounds dressed he was taken to his resi-
dence, on First street
He will probably recover, but it will be
some time before he Will be able to furnish
another Item of the same kind.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-20

Piles are frequently preceued by sense of
weight in the back, loins and lower part of
the abdomen, causing the patient to suprsse
he has some affection of the kidneys or neigh
boring organs. At times symptoms of it,
digestion are present, as flatulency, uneasiness
of the stomach, etc. A moisture like pers-
piration, producing very dsagreeable itch.
ing, particularly at night after getting warm
in bed, is very common attendant.
Internal, external and itching piles
yield at once on the application Of
DIR. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which acts
directly upon the parts affected, absorbing
the Tumors, allaying the intense itching and
effecting permanent cure where all other
remedies have failed. Do not delay until the
drain on the system produces permanent disa-
bility, but try it and be cured. Price so cents.
Ask your druggist for it, and when you can
not obtain it of him, we will send il, prepaid,
on receipt of price. Address The Dr. Bosanko
Medicine Co., Piqua, Ohio.