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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-17
REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS.

Absent Members Summoned-Business
TO be Crowded Through Contestea
Election Cases.
Special Dispatch 10 the Reg ister.
WASHINGTON, April 16.-The Republican
caucus Saturday night was the most inn
portanton since the session began. 1t
was decided to wind up the tariff debate
and pass the bill next week. A poll
was taken, and it was found that but twelve
Republicans were absent, and all but four
of these were vouched for as intending to be
on hand next Monday. All absent meni-
bers were telegraphed for, and by to-mor-
row it is expected they will have quorum
oftheir own party present, when it Is in
tended to take up the Chinese immigration
bin and erpvdit through. . ,pA
= 4 iasisioss 70 80. lsse4 1nek ehAinerss
election case will come up, to be followed
by that from North Carolina. These will
bring on fight OF the most bitter kind, and
the Democrats will use all legitimate means
10 prevent the unseating OF two OF their
colleagues simply for The purpose OF having
their seats filled with Republicans.
The belief was expressed that the week
would suffice for the settlement of the Chi
nese bill and the election cases. 1t was de-
cided to appoint a committee OF seven,
which Robson, chairman Of the caucus,
will announce tomorrow, which shall ar
range the order of business and settle
questions of priority OF consideration for
the bank charter, Territorial, Geneva
award, Agricultural Department, and other
important measures, and it was decided to
adhere to the recommendations and rush
things from now on. 1t was also declared
cxpedient to begin the sessions at II o'clock
A. NJ. each day, and to hold night sessions
for debate Il.
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BRUTAL BULLY
0lilse q Nm NH . Dlsx u
hh Hst.
The Murderer stilI at lsgs-Ihe Van Pet
Mystery : Hose rhisses Hanged =
Killed by a Gamblsr-Strangs
MINOR GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Special Dspe,eA % the Register.

hpcsd Dxposeh 10 the Register.
WELLsvILLk, o., April i6-James Ne.
Gavren, who was injured in . row here
last Monday night, died yesterday frou
terrible injuries received From the best
information your correspondent could OBJ
tain the facts are about - follows;
On the night above mentioned several
persons had collected in the saloon Of
Frank Smelt, place Of Low resort situated
in the part Of town Justly dubbed "Tophet"
A fight ensued between some OF them,
when McGavren interfered and endeavored
TO stop 1t.
At this juncture. . big, burfy fellow.
named John Roxbury, stepped forward sas
struck McGarren between the eyes With
his nst, breaking the nose, terribly dis
asnfiAe hia tsoa nd knocking him osee Q
chair into q corner, where 10 NJ S6uu9 q
an insensible condition.
It Is not known whether or not he was
struck after he fell, as the lights were or.
tinguished, The wounded man, who was
thought not 10 be fatally injured, was taken
to his home, in East Liverpool, Wcdnes-
day, where he fingered until yesterday.
His assailant is q large, powerful man.
and the blow he struck must have been ter
rife, as the face OF his victim presented Q
frightful appearance. II Is thought that
when McGavren fell he fractured his spine
and received other internal injuries, - he
threw up great Quantities Of blood. RoE.
bury escaped and is still at large. NJ.
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TO QUIZ BUSINESS
''eNArt d Co.. Decide TO Close Ont
Their Establishments

CHIcNeo, April l5.-The man,,..r - ,
/ stewards establishment here. said 70 AN
Associated Press reporter tbi, morniro
That all be knew Of the New York fr,,'s
Ue'e'mIna'ton ., 10 wind up its affairs was
Si,i yTsi ~ ne had received an advertisements
~,.n instruction, to insert in H. 80
S,Sv,,.o o, this city. setting forth that At
tiTTs ii,S~~'s 4, a 60; having decided 10 discon.
sale ,5eir ,pSl' dry dry goods business, offer for
Pi;TPss'ty This indicate, fbst irAnq,Se ,5a anu anu
as n,,5r -5,,Italnue tnue all its connections as well
SteWs,r., TRaiSer, R.lsr, Who was manager for the
month 80" S,-l.,a .s:, House, up to within six
se hat paid expense, S and Ifs ,t- yest t ths
had falisD pTTonI'9le trade. The business
lew mor,ty r,s,t,"u considerably within the last
must no, ,Is' h. 'aSI 'a5 The cause of suspension
O'@hch paid well ' "eie' Ihe Chicago
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MAHONEISM.
The Republicans TO Join the SOreheads
in the South.

WASHINGTON. April l5.-At the confer
ence of the members OF the Republican Ma
tional Committee, held here to-day, about
a dozen members were present, presided
over by Chairman Jewell. The interests of
the Republican party in the Southern
States were discussed. and the unanimous
sentiment was expressed in favor OF the Re-
Hnblicans in the South uniting with the
liberal Democrats, who are willing to work
for a more enlightened political sentiment
for free ballot and fair count and fair
ness in national politics, to oppose the
Bourbon Democracy.
FRYE offered q resolution, which was
adopted, calling a meeting OF the National
Committee to be held the fourth Wednes-
day in January, 1873, and directing a
special committee appointed in 1881 to pre-
pare and report to the next meeting of the
full committee plan for giving Congress
ional districts representation in the next
National Convention.
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NEW YORK POLITICS.
Hewitt BEING Pushed for Governor.
g, y,s.-,,,,.b N The ReOixteT


Special Dispatch TO the Register
WASHINGTON. April 16.-Every once in
q while delegation of New Workers come
over to this city. and then the rumor that
Secretary Folger is 10 be the Stsiwart candi-
5ate for Governor of that State, takes fresh
start. A company of these gentlemen were
here. to day, and in speaking OF the possible
nominations of the Democrats for Governor,
they said that all the leading Democrats Oh
the: State radicule the idea OF running
Governor Tilden. They say he IS goou
deal more interested in Alderney bulls ana
Jersey COWS, big potatoes, and other oucoIlc
affairs, spiced with "reminiscences I"
5anar,ed statesmen. than he is in contem-
ror,rv noIitics. Way down in his heartthe
ola Gentleman doesn't see any great
difference between parties 'o-uaS'
except that one is in anu tne
other out, and he has niue
faith in building up aJefterSonian'J a'HSOu,
ian Democracy at present. He thinks II
,,iII come by and by. but not now. IL IS
believed in New York. they say tna' Ao'
Hewitt is Tilden's candidate for uoIe'nO''
o,,d that Tilden believes that II ht'Ie A0e
is circumspect he can become Governor 1i. o'
New York, with fair chance OF d"pIiIt', st,
ING Tilden's subsequent career up 10 % an'
mo;n, I At least, OF having to meet a cIaim,
art for the White House. Hewitt. "Uu'u
-, bsap an Ex-Governor OIL ne"
,-L -. This time had it not oeen
60 OH an accident. He would certainly
tUr S",o % bsen nominated as Tilden's successor
IN n1IS ,s7s, and at time when the party was
IN nhIiSsS iS.SI tot to take up the almOs: unknown
GO.lEe. o.a;p. Robinson, % on account of Seymour
Lo",iust;on LuSius Of the nomination, had not he
decllns'iU" S s;s"n,Iiied by just failing to come
Dsth .Sithiu u the constitutional requirement, In
iacI act, iie~, NON mill it was discovered that he
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INTERSTATE COMMERCE.
What Judge Reagan Thinks About the
Matter.
Special Dispatch to the Register.

Dpectdt DtSlHItcH 10 "e 1SeytStT'
WASHINGTON, April 16.-Judge Reagan,
author of the Reagan bill, establishing
Government Railroad Commission, which
takes charge of the railroad tariffs, says
there is demand for the passage OF the bill
from the masses, but the railroads and the
large dealers who are given mOnopolies by
favors in the way of special rates, have
given the measure such blow that men,
Der of the Commerce Committee, before
whom the bill is, has Yentured the assertion
that the bill will not be put upon its pas
sage by this Congress. He says the people
are generally ripe for the Government to
take charge of the railroad interests, but
they lack nerve when it comes to an issue.
He believes in the efficiency of railroad
passes and other influences welded by the
railroad corporations with such wonderful
effect. 1t will be a long time before Con.
gress will be secured that the railroad cor
porations cannot influence. Il.
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bad not been citizen Of New York quite
three years He had formerly been citi-
zen, but had changed his residenee TO New
Jersey, and then returned to New York.
Had he been nominated then he would
have been elected, and possibly reelected.
His recent speech on the tariff question, for
which there has been such demand, has
brought him again into prominence, and
there is little doubt but that he would be
willing to make the race. Y.
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Mrs. seoyfIIe's Petition.

CHICAGO, April l5.-Mrs. Scoyille's peti'
tion for the appointment OF a cOnservator
for the estate OF Guiteau came up in the
County Court, this morning Judge LOOMS
said, in view Of the recent decision of the
Supreme Court of the State, there was
some uncertainty about the jurisdiction OF
his court in probate matters, and advised
TO let the matter rest until the doubt
was settled. or take the case to the Probate
Court, which unquestionably had iuris
diction in probate cases, and the counsel
stated he would rather have the court re
fuse 10 hear the petition and would then
appeal to the Supreme Court direct. This
was accordingly done.
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Western FreShet.

CHICAGO, April I3.-A Special rom Uu-
buque says: The spring freshet is coming
down the Mississippi Ali the low lands
are flooded, and the water Is only SIX
inches below last spring high water. The
river is rising at the rate of six inches ev-
cry twenty-four hours. The Wisconsin
river is falling, but the ST. Croi1 and Black
rivers and the Mississippi tributaries below
St. Paul are much swollen, and families are
moving 10 higher ground. The rivermen
are of opinion, however, that last year $
high water mark will not be reached.
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Grnf~fuI W~~~.

None receive 20 much benefit, and none
are SO profoundly grateful and show such
sn interest In Recommending Hop Bitters
as women. Il Is the only remedy pec.iiaf-
ly adapted 70 the many ills the 1 seI IS q, !;
fever. indieestioi, and deranged liver, con-
slant or periodical sick headaches, weak.
ness in the hack or kidneys. pain In the
back or kidneys, palm in the shoulders and
different parfs OF The body. feeling Of
iassitpde and dependency. are al readily
removed by thess Bitten
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SIX years of constant and most excruci'
ating pain from terrible sores all over my
body, pronounced cancer and incuFabie by
all except DR.. Hartman. After was re-
duced to the faintest ebb OF existence Peru
ma saved my life and cured me. am en-.
tirely well and doing my housework.
had paid the best and worst physicians
over $l.OOO. MRS Milo ISCRAx. Allegheny
City, Pa.
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MURDER OR ACCIDENT.
rindiuE the Body or Van Pelt-Suspi.
eiou Or Foal P1ay.

rtOo d U Out Hbays
Hf,ecdi Dtspdfeh 20 he Rrpsa~.
KErsxR, April i6.-The body OF d. +. Wan
Pelt, reported drowned on Monday last, In
North Branch. was found in drift some
distance below the scene OF the accident.
Tuesday. and brought to this place today.
He was laborer on the Gelason section,
grading the W. Va. L. & L. railroad along
North Branch through rough, uninhabited
region. The deceased and q man named
Humphrics, IL is said. were crossing dhs
river on q raft when the former was
dashed oil, aud being unable to swim. was
drowned.
Foul play was suspicioneA and owing I"
the remotencss OF the spot from Justice
no inquest could be held sooner. A jury
viewed the corpse, to-day. and adjourned
to meet Tuesday.
Van Pelt Is n native OF Rockingham
county, Va, and his parents reside neal
Hopkins Gap. VAN.
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Pponevfv Rsea,
Pty. Tbot..,1 Ne. T.y, oss.

P.gIs, April 15.-Five thousand employees,
representing every trade connected with
the man utacturc Of iron, struck against the
proposals. OF masters 10 dednct 40 eentimes
on every one hundred francs wages, 10 be
applied to the payment Of insurance pre-.
miums Of the men against accident
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MExpHIs, April l6.-The body Of four.
year old little girl, Of Mrs. l.. 4. Houu,,
lost by the Golden City disaster, was re-
covered, today, fifteen miles below here.
The remains. together With the mother,
will be shipped, tomorrow, TO Ashland, Ny.
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FOR NAnsln,-A,

has re,n,,.3 y,,.,a.!, ~. April l5.-The Grand Jprv
ipvrI,Ulusa nine bills Of in,ictrnant LIy
Harycy maEslaugh,er s..,iSSt 'eIrs In,.,b ~,
Which br.Ger owner ot the RandoInb US;IiS p'
lie Oained List spring Will ;Sno cLaa, nun nuns,
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The Races,

New ORLEANS, April lj.-Mile and q
quarter dash-Blazes, first: Fairmount
second; George Hakes, third. Time, 2:l2
Mile heats-Pride, first Matte Rapture,
second; Maniton, distanced. Best time,
:i6.
Walker Stakes, ~ miles-Lida Stone,
first; Fair Play, second; Aleck Amend
mcnt. third. Time. 3:U0L.
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WASHINGTON, PA.
The sasinssl Dsak Case stilI CassSsg
Much Excitement.

Much EKeitement.
wAsmscTon, Pa, April i6.-The excite
ment atou. the Savings Bank continues. A
capias was issued, ysstsrisy aftsrnoon, oy
Judge Hart, ons . - 'rS 1somn.,r ian. r,s, 80
Rn,s. Tho compliant ip ths capias charges
.,.-... -i.h h.ins In . Cnspirscy 10 rob uis
bank, and robbing the bank.
The damages claimed are 100000. Ruth
Sl5,OcO Thompson is Wealthy and repre-
sents the Chcego brokers here.
A criminal suit Was also instituted against
Thompson and eight others residing here
and in Chicago for conspiracy, but their
names are refused. Hearing next Wcdnes.
day
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AaleidR.
lqu,clInI nlsf,nfCh 10 fhr Rr1iAirr.

Spcoini Dispateh % fhr Reossirv.
wELDyILLK, o., April l0.-IcnIamln
Welsh, OF Hammondsville, suicidsd this
morning by drowning In yellow creek. The
deceased was about sixty years Of ~. No
cause il assigned for the rash set.
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SPORTING NOTES.
Base Ball.

rrrrsBrRcm, April 15.-Buffaloes, Is; A.
leghenies, 2.
LOUISVILLE, April 16.-Base Ball-stand-
ards, of st. Louis, 7; Eclipse, OF Louisville,
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LABOR TROUBLES.
The situation NJ Pittsburg.

PIrTsBuRG, April l6.-Mr. Robbins, tue
Panhandle operator, came to the city yes
terday morning and stated that number
of his men in the Primrose mine had gone
TO work. Other operators held that by
Monday or Tuesday the rest Of Robbins
men will be in, and.that il seemed more
than likely that all the rest would follow in
a few days. President Jones had another
side to give. He said that one OF his COM
mittee had met the men at Robbins who
were going to work and had induced 'nenI
if,ififSen 81 tnsff, hryfF;tw !theEe. Iere Only
il the pits now working at 4 cents didn't
soon stop that the 3 h.cent operators would
undoubtedly form procession, with
brass band and Mr.. McCrick at its head,
and stay with those 4-Cen tiers until they
came out also.
Toronto Troubles.
TORoNro, April l5.-There is no i'm
provement in the position OF affairs among
the striking operatives here to-day. At
the meeting of carpenters there were depu-
tations of various trades with offers OF as.
si~tance, and messages were received from
many merchants that they were ready 70
send in money to help the men. The
Chairman of the Carpenters Association
goes to Buffalo on Monday. where help Is
waiting to be taken up. The strike il eI.
ElllHR HlDIC tohS'ih WV
classes OF society and trades people than
anything that has happened in Toronto.
Building operations are almost Mt stand.
still. The branch Of the Brotherhood OF
Carpenters Of America is formed with q
large roll OF members, and the United
stateS /, looked to by the members for As
sistanee.
The Iron Workers.
PrrrsBrRoH, April iG.-Thc the iron
workers at the district meeting Of the
AmalgamJted Association Of Iron and
Steel Workers held here today II was de.
cided 10 ad vance the boilers scale TO six
dollars, which will also advance muck roll.
ing TO sevcnty-fve cents; also ten cents
per ton extra for all old rail files and faggos
made into finished iron on bar mills; sheet
rolling. fifteen cents. and some extra on
specialties; scrapping ts. two dollars and
twenty-five cents for piles on boards and
half price for scrapping on sand and cinder
bottom, and four dollars and fifty cepts
for sheet iron and swarf mixed. knobblers
are to be paid for twenty-five hundred and
forty poHnds for ton instead Of twenty.
iour hundred and sixty, as II now exists.
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fhe RepabIiean State Convention.

KresoIution offered BY Mr.. W. s. Furay
wasadopted, TO the effect that the conven-
'lt1o4 be held at date not later than June
!, Htter which the conference adjourned.
and the central committee will meet at 8
o'c3eck this morning. NJ.
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THE NEWS.

,r,, to,.I number Of immigrants that
~ ip New York during the week
,rss 1889. -. .Il.sJ-"
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1os WhRem was shot and killed, last
,,.St in Kansas City, by Henry VIII
in9 ms in a quarrel over the formers wife.
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Shipherti Must Tell.

NpCctdt 10 " tttFH iSSOcldteu Press.
WASHINGTON, April l5.-Up to the pre-
sent, in Shepherds examination, he has
done most of the talking, and has, as a rule,
told only what he wanted to tell. Several
members OF the Foreign Affairs Committee
think this has gone about far enough, and
they propose to examine shipherd about
matters which they want to know. and they
are determined that he shall answer their
questions. If he refuses, as it is expected
he will, il is highly probable that he will
be arrsigned before the bar OF the House
for centumacy. The members of the COM
mittee want TO find ont who were interested
with Shipherd in his claim, and all other
details about it, and questions intended to
bring out this information will probably be
put him early next week. He will not be
allowed TO eyade them or to refuse to an
Swer.
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WHEELING W VA. MONDAY MORNING. APRIL II. 1882.

rnlt& &dments as will relieve il from fair
OBJ fon, and will increase the practical
eeo4 that can be accomplished under its
0pc2ations.n sag -4aN.-' - -f5
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The Mason Case-Fraudulent Concern.

WAsHiNGroS, APRIL l6.-It is understood
when the Mason case comes before the Su-
preme Court, the petition for bqbeqs corpus.
the Attorney General will challenge the
right OF the court to take original jurisdic-
tion in the case, on the ground that the
question could only properly be brought to
that court on appeal.
The Postmaster General has prohibited
the delivery OF money orders or registered
letters to the Dayton Mutual Aid Associa.
ton. of Dayton, o. The prohibition is
based upon reports Of inspectors, who de-
ciared the concern fraudulent
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The Arst game of base ball OF the sea-
.o1 in Chicago was played saturday.
white Stockings, 2l; Spauldlngs none.
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Ex-Secretary Blaine is TO be exam
.,aJby the Psru-GuaRO CoInmittee.
go il, sieve"
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PARKERSBURG.

Dehth by Drowning-Coart Matters
9 4ne Year I'm the Penitentiary-Chick
80 Thieyes-A Strange CriminaI-Who
A He.
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The Iron Workers.
RcmoxI,r the Cattle Men.

ST. Lorrs. Mo, April IG.-The RrPuIl'o9H
Little Rock, Ark, special, says: AdVices
from the Cherokee nation say o company
Of United States soldiers began removing
stock men Of the Cherokee strip, who have
failed 10 pay the tax levied by the Cher
okees on cattle grszed on the land. There
is a good deal Of excitement, and some talk
Of resistance, but ii is believed the oxner-
Of cattle who are not able TO pay will re-
move their stock without making
trouble. The Cherokee authorities are de-
termined to enforce their rights, and
Agent Tuft has directed the commander OF
the company TO zee that the tax Is paid or
the intruders removed. When the tar Is
settled and the necessary removal made
=" company Of soldiers has been ordered
i"- ed To Eufaula, where there are a
70 pro-. '-truders whom the Cherokee,
NUMBER OF Ia on out Of the Territory.
demand to be DIV.
Property Reess>- ...rL -,
CHICAGO ApfH Io-EISo'. Luz. -aa
Dakota. now postofiice inspector here, -.
one Of dozen passengers on the stage
which was robbed by the James gang, near
Hot Springs, Ark, eight years ago. He was
robbed Of gold watch and chain and dia-
mond pin worth 500. He has received in
formation from Marshal Craig, Of s. Joe,
Mo-, that his property was found among
the effects Of the late Jesse James. and Will
be returned 10 him.
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GanolSe Hb0l

wnnsoYos, DEL. April is.-LAA siSht
Charles o. Blfnssf, mid 10 b nssonnea
LerisviIIe. Ohio. whiis tenpesuily -
Jumped froa . railway tssis q ntSUpe
this etsss, snd wsadsssd isas ~ hs1GD q
VIM. Hamilton. Ths lattes. supposiag ths
midnight visitor 70 b bufEias, shot bln.
inHicting . dangerous voonl
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uus.lns q 0a0Sses.

NiLxrxEE, VIZ. April n.-Ibs kiuiss
of Capt. Ppgb, ct Racine. this morning. ~
Hardy Clifford. the well known Milvsukss
gambler, has created great eIcitement hsss.
Reports from Racine state that Clifford viu
Be iynched tonight. Clifford u Q yoang
man, not more than IS ysaD old. ana hes
been noted for his temper and dssssnins'
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Another Aee00nt.
Hsvvtkly 1spsss>.

LorIsyiLLg, April i5.-when the looal
freight train, No. 3, ives. bound over th>
Short Line railroad. was approaching th>
city st s:2j tonight, IL ran over Robsrt
Henderson, . cooper, who worked st Stsf'
ford's shops, In the East End, and horribly
msngIed the body. splitting the hssd open
through the face, severing both arms. tsas.
ing out the entrsils and causing instant
death The train was stopped - quick -
possible, and the fragments Of the BODY
HUNTED along the dark trsck. Dsoeassd
leaves Q wife and eleven children In ds'ti.
tuie circumstances. Just bow ~ happened
that he wss on the track nobody knows.
bat II 10 believed he vss under bsinausncs
Of drink.
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4 fire Saturday afternoon IN Alder
u,n McCleve's planing mill New
Tork Nor, CITY, caused a loss of $1,000; in
s,rrp6