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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17
Marion for Judge Raymond.

Special Dispatch TO the Sunday Register.
FARMINaroN, w. Va, September l6-The
Democrats OF Marion county held a con-
vention here to-day to select delegates to
the Piedmont conv,n n'ion, which resulted
in the selection of delegates whose first
choice for Congress is Judge Raymond.
The Hon. B. F. Martin, of Taylor, is the
second choice.
The safe in the store.room OF H. R. Linn,
at Benton's Ferry, in this county, was
blown open last night and about $l.5O
taken. No clue to the thieves.
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TAYLOR COUNTY
Instructed For Ex.Representative Mar
tina Large Convention.

Special Dispatch to The Sunday Register.
GRAFTON, W. Va, September l6.-A large
and representative meeting of the Demo-
Gratis of Taylor county was held to-day.
Eleven delegates and eleven alternates were
appointed to attend the Piedmont conven-
tion. The delegates were unanimously in
structed TO cast as a unit the vote OF Taylor
county for Hon. Benjsmin +. Martin. ii
his name was presented for the nomina-
ton,
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Drink or POISONED Lia nor.

wILLI.xsrows. KY. September To-
Atrsm McGIasson, living six or seven
miles from this place, went out 70 attend
his stock, and in passing through his gate
way found a half pint bottle OF whisky,
fro m which lie took drink and returned
to the house 10 show his ind. when he fell
dead, the liquor having been poisoned.
Some Of The contents Of the bottle were
given to q cat and il died in three minntes.
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FIRE RECORD.

ELxIRA, N. Y, September. i6.-This
morning 1t ti,r-e O'Clock the immense bot
, Id shCe la tory of Richardson q. ca.
four story brick, wss destroyed by hre.
oss esI imsi+d o. 500 900; insurance $780,
40. Three hundred hsnd, srr ihrosn out
o. employ n-ent -Four FIremen were ssri'
onsly hurt by falling walls.
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ATerribIe Explosion.

sANRAYARI, GALA. September l6.- A ter
rible explosion occurred TO day at the stone
quarry OF Tberkelsap Bros, at Point San
Pedro station. An Italian named Dorni
Nocco. while putting in charged giant
POWDER, csTelessly used sn iron bar in tam
ping blast. II exploded, blowing Macco
thirty feet in the air, horribly msngling
his body, snd killing him instantly. A
fellow workman, named Daniel Mckinney,
was also fatally injured.
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rha Can.areafa Pirafe Craft.

wEsr PoIsT, Ky. September I6-A pi.
rsticsI ciaft sas csp'nrrd st Hsinesviiie,
Ky., BY the Sheriff of Hancock county.
rii.rs desperate fight James Hardin-
Vim. Reed. James Morgan aud Mary Nor
fsn were msde rrisouers. There was much
D .a,srisl On busrti id. ntified ~ stolen. Sew
.ral thousand d0lisrs' worth OF jevelry aud
oIher material awaits identification.
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MononraIin Largely for Raymond.

Special DlSpotch To NE sunday feylsteT.
MoRGASTowS, w. Va, September l6.-
The Democracy OF Monongalia county metin
convention here to-day to select delegates
to the Congressional Convention which
meets at Piedmont on the Goth. The dele.
CATION is largely in favor of the nomination
az Judge A, +, Haymond.
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CHICAGO, September l6.-The Chicago
horse fair for 1882 began at the driving
park this afternoon. The only race was
2:45 class for trotters. Nine started,
Clerora, l:1l; Adelaide, APP; Minnie
sprague, 2:3S; Castleward, S;44; best time,
2:22h.
A match race between Ernest Greed and
frankie e., was won by the latter in 2:45.
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PESsAnoLA. Pa September l6 Fourteen
rev css. = Of yellow fever and four d-atrs
are reporr, d in the psst twe oty-f"ur hours
An inc-i diary IRE last night deSttoyei
he Catholic chu,ch psr-"RSge and too
rsrne Dwellings Father Brsin. the Catho-
lie priest. sick with yelIoS fever, hsd t. ne
hurrisdiy removed. but did him nn injury
The negro no s-t FIRE u the buildings las
ben arrestsd and there is talk of lynchiDg
him NJ
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four lodges. Il Is expected that these lodges
will be represented al the meeting on Tues
day and the question OF 9 continuance OF
the strike viii be decided by the majority
Of the votes cast. ga district cannot act
Independently said Mr.. Jarrett, IF one
returns 10 work, they all GO"
There is 3 general belief among the ad-
vocates of the strike THAT ~
The wheeling District
will be carried for SO or no work" .
The reasons given by those holding this
opinion is that the nail men are confident
that the manufacturers must soon succumo
to the demand Tor their product. A glance
at the figures will show that the Pittsburgh
district with full representation can come
within two votes Of holding the other dis.
tricts, and an effort of the radical element
may yet prolOng the trouble. How
ever, that may be il is evident
that a number of men will re-
sumo work in this district even before the
meetings are held. A Millyale correspOn-
dent says : Graf, Bennett & Co. are making
great Improvements about their new mill
al Milvale. They are building two more
mills on the north side Of their present
new one, they having removed what is
known rs bad boy row for the purpose of
erecting the new mills. RumOr has il that
the fnishers on this mill will go to work
next week.
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AHara Nam ID KiIl.

NV YonE. September i6.-A gentleman
stten pt,d suiride to-day by shooting. He
dreitrp.d J.is,I ~ himself four times
sirIonI ip8icipg injury. VIXEN the po-
Jic< sTresbd lin. sonIS one vas unkind
,n, ptb 10 r,n.sfk u at he hsd proper rle.
ys,jor. md irutsbiy beIongsd. 70 the
Au,tyietp tam
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The DISTRICT MEETING.

hng Developments - President
nett InIerSieWed-WhAt will the
wheeling District Do.
=, TTssURGH, September l6.-The prospect
: I,I1 Iuisiriet meeting on Tuesday hiss ca ISei
: oI-I u'I N The discussion Of ths iron situa-
mong the strikers and they seem II
s'S concluded 10 wait and see what next
A VII hr'ng forth. The refusal of the
T,oaLAc ulA urers To consider the compromise
~ t;u'e had the effect Of changing the at
g., ue VI many who all along were for the
49,, and they SEEMED 70 bs convinced
Or, "e struggle IS about 70 end with their
''l'ci still uEsttained.
.-ssen President Jarres, Wa. Seen
S.is me rniug at once said that bs h.d
no information 70 ,mpart as evprytb;n,
NAi',nR the result of the district
- ny He explained that the Young
An District has thirty seven lodges. tho
''ssiing y, and Pitss5urgh district sixty
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an.nfIe-.e Iame,,f.ls.

S.LocIs ST. temhsr Is -Bsrn~y svee-
ntJ, tie trim IUbbtr Who wss Captured ~
y,Iiis. To, sdsy right, pr"res ~ be mem
Der If tl-e Jesse Jsn,-s gsng.
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~. pre.IApt IN N.w Y.rk.

NES YosK. September 16. .-Presiaeut Ar
thur rensii.ed Il his residence to-day. He
gste sudirress fo william wslter Phelps
X Minister tn Vies:ns. Wm. " hstbr and
I-see SpsuldinR. ci.i'ci"r OF the pod at
Chic-g0. He was closeted With til is.,tr
peafiy two hotrs.
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s,.yyipe d. Hi. Ows Hsuse.

Ps11fEos, n J.. sep'ember 10 jaime.
Ein-or. IN oid silk weaver. wss. 20 day
Hurd,n rks verge nf sfsrvsti"n in his
b ~. pssT 'hS i'y. froni which his netgb-
tsp bsc hrt svsy on sccount of runrr
tfst be hso smallpox. lie was uncsnsciou
y. AssxS,.
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n. - - q. n.vsv.

.Prr.srson. Beptsabss n-Ths yssy =
ths tufrsy sdlll hfsssh q See.lN 60
esmS3nto court THE nesele4 ette vc4
dc q - 9 tasos q ~ - - Y s'y
iSS ~ IL rs'ais
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n,-..,, r,.1 s,e,y g IN. se..s..

HAssIB.L, Mo-, September l6.-Some
men fishing here have caught two catfish,
the largest ever known TO have been ssken
out of the Missouri, and weighing respect.
lively 200 pounds and $50. The largess one
measured Eve feet in length and four fest
in circumference. The largest one was
caught with Q Jig and the smaller one With
n trot line,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17

Dssasuessve PSsfSSe I1ees - wsosos8a.
OnAHA; septenbsr is.-Ths pssihs esse
around Sidney have destroyed grest -
Of pasturipg, and vill sstAil hosy -
upon the cattle and ybsep ~. nsey q
whom have just got nicsly el1rssd % eo
from l. salls 70 Assssesa nd = i@ -
m JulesbuHR t7.
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Asls1su Nhsv Oeoa

PsrlIpns.t- s.csesr M-x
frsa1 ID the nos dsjiySsy q ssiih -
cream q the slmsk0uss. tboaEh - uef -
bSlls ioe the ssme. wefe tetsy hsa1 -
eonspiSscy aoa psrjury.
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Another Claim AEainss Gsraeld's Is

WASHINGTON, December B-The Inde.
pendent Ice Company Of thin city, has hiei
q claim sgainst tie Garfield estste Tor 81 so
for 5eo 00e pounds Of ice delivered duriiy
the sickness Of the late President.
Eight Dlys without Food - Water
GLosESrKR, MASS, September l6-John
McEntire and Car Thofnby, two sailors lost
from fishing vessel oD July 9th, arrived
here to-day. They were adrift in an open
boat for eight days without food o. water,
and were picked up by passing vessel In
an exhausted condition and taken b Per-
nsmco, where they were cared for BY the
American Consul and wered sent hsme BY
steamer.
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IspsAsAvoLis s-pssaIsss N--rSs jesy
In the css~ ~ Nm. wsitse. Hsdes tsSel -
M srsousp plirs IN shs mssdss 0f ~ hus.
Lsp6. ssfurpsd v~vdiet ~ eutity 80 80
tbr.d her ~ inpsisOns~st Sss We - -
penitSptisSy.
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eAu Yra,u-co. g-psaMbs lA-Tha nw.
auis e L.rnw ed fstnosS I'sss sn'ss -
fu~tss1s o. shs sss seese'>s - 49,
LUup The bsfhOf. ~
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TO see he performance. Tho ball struck
the head Of child in tb mothers aruA
tpsttering is brains all over her. The
murderer narrowly escaped lynchink
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Do0 VOgaee.

NV Yonk, September l8.-Rsv. DE-. hss.
ton. wife snd children. Rev. O. l. Whostea
snd wife. and Niss Mary Gsy. Of Ba6sle;
Miss Ida Boyd. Of Ksntncty Z. v. kinsoy.
Of Indisns, and Mary kinepbury, d !ui'
nois, missionaries 10 India, sailed Tor bs.
and friends gathered q he piss . 80
them Of. 49,
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AFine 0Deeioen @ L@us.aatsr.

HARIFoRp, Cow, September l6.-J. II.
Nun6en. who with four others, broke jail
hare few nights sSo, is supposed 70 be
hiding In the Dismal swamp. Muuden u
the co'ored member OF the Legislitare who
sole 5000 from . lsdy named Johnson
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c.~-s..l.eess AeeelsIsI,

wAsussros, September is.--Nsstss ~.
muuds snd Peter q. ebsDpou, q Yssktse.
Dakota, and James II. Teller. a CIsvsiee9,
a.. have been sppointsd By Bscsstsry Tel
Ter - Commissi0nsfs 70 Negotiate wifh -
6iouI for the oession Of past of thsis sssss'
Yation In Dakota
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A socialist 80isAoea.
BERLIN, September 16-Balthasar Green.
a Socialist committed suicide By hanging.
while in prison at Hanatt.
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the "hexeTs of wood and drawers OF water
for the rest Of our district. and

the "hexeTs of wood and drawers OF water
for the rest Of our district. and
win Go Ins0 she PiedmoL,t Convention
and ask recognition of onr ,,eryices in be.
half Of the Demoer1tic party. No man can
say a word against the private or public
life of the gentleman we will present NO
man can say word against his eminent
qualifications for The position. He can
uhfie the Democratic party better tShan any
other man in the district. He has NOT been
in political life of late years, and has no
enemies in the party. The late diff tculty
has greatly demoraliZed the Democracy,
and must nominate perfectly unobjecs sao.i-
able man at the Piedmont convention IN
order to win with him.
Mr.. Travis, OF Jefferson, will also be befo "
the convention. He is a clever and an abfo
gentleman. Nothing can be said against
him. Bat We think that county should be,
satisfied for while with
Her Late Effort.
She has twice presented a candidate foI
Congressional honors. Judge Faulkner
will also be before the convention. His
father has represented the district one
term. The Judge is on the bench, and we
really do think that county ought to De
50 tisfed for awhile anyhow. We have not
oilfy not bad any thing, but have never
asked anything before. We want this nom-
ipasiOn, and presenting such Il candidate as
Armstrong, wethink we ought to have it.
We trust our Democratic friends outside OF
Beraley and Jefferson will see the ressona.
blensss OF the claim and generously accord
us the nomination. Netake it for granted
the pominee will be conceded TO this side
of. the mountains. Ii Ihis be so, we are sure
we hsse the best ctaikss to it. We invite
special attention to the number OF votes we
cast and to the fact that we have never asked
this nomination before.
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Iss< Kii,ed Ia %. Msshes'. Av1s.

w.SAp e1os. n e. S~p,ember l6-wm
Ifss.ifi. Ni,i., aeIiri.us Nth drink at .
--lIt--s, I'D 4 - ito crosd gssLeTe.I
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Rinxular A ccident % an Ea9taeer.

sALxx, ILIs, September l6 6-wm. Ferris
0 resident of Arcadia engineer OF s,eam
thresher while on the road, was accident
ally tbrewn from bis seat, breaking vslve,
and was scalded TO death before he could b
rescued.
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P.r1ssutsa. s~ptinhes rs -OH sss vssy
nush .1ci,sd sg.in t-jsy sns
rte SiId srese 0f the psst Ses
dzys xere r-pesrei " ~
Eschsnr+ ne market orerei vesy s'f ~
st Csz<r ard stesb'ly advsBera. aDS e'o~n
1T 7sz.. bb I. Tir.s;es and ressies sesfs
eslec I.tlS,. IS t~rrsis
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Cssxpspsk sLessntss le--ts esoeset
ton Lesvss BpsIisb - ANsSt.~ ees9e
s.Ts eH nsdd. H. 1f ~ Ano0os
sksh.. soe.
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rlNAsCk
Nov York.

Nxv YoRK. September rl6.-MoSEY-At fg
5 pA cent. Prime mercantile paper at 0fg7
per cent.
BAR SILvER-$1.l3%.
ExcHAsGE-Steady, at 81 for long, and
Ssh for sight drafts.
GovKRNSESrs-Dull, except for is, which
declined sc.
A, small sales and higher.
RNIpo,D SrocHs-Firm. After II O'Clock
the market was moderately active and ir
regular. Changes ell fractional except In
a. Paul. Minneapolis 4 Manitoba, which
advanced lhc. At noon the general tone
of the market was brm.
Piyes extended
Fours and -s-haif Coupons.
poC,rc poG SIss Of IsS
81. Paul Was sold yesterday BY operators
who did not wish 70 avail themselves of
the privilege when the stock was sold er-
dividend. The bears hammered IL down:
There Ia n very large short interest and
loans were made fiat The necessary ad-
iusting OF loans caused coDsida-abls selling.
Long stock houses with inside information.
expect a recovery tolls within week.
Earnings OF Chesapeake Il Ohio for the
firyt week in September, show an incres'e
Of fls.3i7. The coal mined BY the com
pnny from JhHuuIy N t'OSptt"~' 's.'
566. T92 tons; same time In 1851, +ot,Soo
tons; increase, Sl.i42 tons =,
The bullish feeling on securities IN inside
circles is undated. Allegheny Central
continues active and speculation attention
is being drawn TO the stock. Among other
favorable things said about the property In
that the Delaware and Lackawanna Com
nsny has offered to lease the road and guar.
antee three per cent. On the par value Of
the stock. A lease at this rate, IL 10 claimed,
vot,ld give the Lacbawsups exttntion the
sbortest possible line to the coal and oil
fields of Western Pennsylvanis and the
CITY OF Pittsburgh, a. well % route shorter
by eighty miles to Chicago: The
terms above stated are snd not
20 meet the views OF the Allegheny
Central people, who want something bet.
ter. While above are simply statements
Sbicb are believed to be entirely reliable,
the absolute fsct remains that the stock -
being quietly picked up by somebody, the
street says by Pine street banking house.
The stock market opened irregular. but
In the main q fraction higher. In esriy
trade there was general advance OF T9h.
the latter on Oregon Il TRANSFORM tinentsi.
This was followed BY reaction Of X9h
mar cent, Denver Il Wabash leading.
Bask ssase0eoI
NEW YoRK, September 18.-Iosns. d.
crease, tS:T 49,. SSs0 io,. vd.. 80
,. ~ d..ss..s n N 10. eiscuisfies n.
cfesse, $50 500; rcterve. incseass, e6v,SS.
The banks no1 bold u osi, ,SIS les than de
legal requirement.. II
RDDDUC1
Haisa0oeA
BAIruoft, September B-Hloaf-DuIl
and unchanged. whsst-westsrn ssssdy;
No. 2 western vinter red spot 81 %
noI<. 4 ZLAt arli< ,.
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HhsameeA
heu Yet.


Efv YoKr. S+p,r,sb.s 10 -Whsst-Tbe
wheat n,aikst 10 dsy was shsds loser ssd
aull.
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HOT FOR HoYT: ..
ssrlsts charSss nads by sstal-
pa EAa Wsrts. 2 ~,
He & Accused of Apprspriailng Z lsrgs
kmssat sf Stais fuads and
81 Thea Appealing y Can.
sroa Fer help. 9
THE sovlRHors INDIGNANT DENIAL.

HAaalssrHe, PA, November 6-The sn-
nouncement was made on the streets Of
this city yesterday that one Of the speakers
at last nights meeting would make thor
ough exposure Of Governor Hoyt's alleged
connection with . speculation with State
Treasury funds aggresating over one hun.
dred and fifty thousand dollars During
the afternoon Cameron wss closeted with
District-Attorney McCarrell and gave him
points to be made by him in his speech In
the evening. Before the speaking began
the Independents distributed among the
audience . large number Of copies nf Hoyts
speech fayoring the Independent move
ment Lyman D. Gilbert delivered the
first address, combining his remarks 10 .
yandication Of his position In connection
with his interview with Hoyt on the guber.
Material question. He insisted that the
Governor had informed him that he
FrienA and Supporter sfDsaver.
and reads letter written BY Hoyt 70 show
that he bad not misrepresentsd the gov.
ernor. Old companioAship forbade him
from fitly characterizing the strange polit.
cal course OF the present governor. Mr..
Carroll referred 10 The division In the Re-
publican party. and then began . eulogy
OF the Camerons. The senator had stain.
less public record and had not declared the
nomination Of any man on the Republican
State ticket. Hoyt he said, had shown In.
gratitude instead OF repentance. Referring
to the governors letter he remarked that
IL he was humiliated while In Office the
humiliation was due then to his own act.
He then told the audience that he had been
informed by good party that Hoyt WAS
engaged during Governor Noyes' admins
tration, using the funds Of the State Treas.
ury by which $l50,000 were lost, which
amount was made up by the Governor him
self and friend whom hs now denouncos.
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buying more oil all the time, In order to
lower his general average. When the
price reached "a he could not raiss the
money to cover his margins, and almost one
hundred thousand barrels Of oil bad 70 Be
sold and he was q bankrupt II he had
lust had the moisry 20 ste Ii 10 81 and
around The turn his fortune would have
been made. So Il goes. Some make for.
tunes and some lose them. The only: eafe
man is the broker, who does not Speculate
on his own account His commission OF IS
per LOCO barrels for purchases and - for
sales is q sure thing. Successful brokers
make money hand over fist. Sometimes
when the excitement is high and dealing
brisk the more prominent OF them have
been known to clear several thousand dol
lars in one day. The trouble with them is
that most of them cannot keep their own
fingers out and consequently they
FrequentIy Get Barned.
The transactions are enormous. On this
Exchange they occasionally run as high as
100000 or 6,0O0, 900 barrels in day.
Yesterday, when oil reached $l.21, the
days tranactions were 9,f67, 900 barrels,
representing over 81, ,000, 900.
The worst feature about the whole busi-
ness is one that attaches to all speculations,
that is the large number OF clerks and
young men who squander their earnings,
and too often are led 70 draw on their EN-.
ployers' cash box. When Q man once
catches the fever he rarely gives up until
he has learned severe lesson. 1t Il rare
to find man VINO knows when to quit
Numerous instances Of financial and moral
wreck, resulting from the speculation. can
be pointed out, and occasionally therudest
of all mental wreck. One OF these latter
cases occurred only few days since at Oil
City, where a speculator, through his mis-
fortunes at the Exchange, lost his reason.
Our ministers have preached against the
evils of speculating, and in some instances
have leveled their shafts directly al the
Oil Exchange, but nevertheless the trade
grows and fourishes. :
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MoFtaaFy.

BrErQuE, IA, November a-Thomas
Yates. an old aud respected resident Of this
city. dropped dead last evening at O'Clock,
while engaged in unloading some wood at
his residence. Heart disease was the cause.
He had always enjoyed good health spPaf-
emily up: 10 this time. He leaves whe
and one child.
wkHIseTox, November S-Rear Admir-
nj Cha. III. Poor died here OF apoplexy To-
day. He vas taken Ill On Saturday night
and fingered until this afternoon.
wAsHIseIos. November 5.-Hon. J. b
Stickney, United States District Attorney
for the northern district OF FLORIDA, ana
who served with distinction 10 the afmy'
dining the rebellion, died to-day at Provi-
dtnce hospital. this city, In the asth year
Of his age.
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Nebraska.

iNE"LN. NEB., November 5.-The whole
lhral tight in the State is IN the Third
Vict There is now a certainty that
aver will be elected in the First aud
rom the Second by good majOriti es, and
"puhican State ticket by 10000 plu-
". The fight against Valentine in the
',l District is bitter, and it now looks
'""r-h Munger. Democrat, stands
wen chance OF being elected. The best
( .aA,rS m the State, Republican, Democrat
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