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STeuBENNllE.

Harter. the Murderer sf ABAPsAg~. -.
q rteasiy lnjsreA-Jsn Dssovsry.
Apsrtai DtspotcA b ~ Rsetsa~.
SrruskSvrLLk, o., February ia-This e.
ternoon, about O'Clock. Edward Hsrtsr.
the boy who murdered George Aldridse.
last week, met with . serious accident,
which may result In his death. Harter,
VIII" Was released, yesterday, on bail for his
appearance tomorrow morning, before the
Mayor, VAS at his fathers residence, ea
gagged in trimming grape vines, when h.
slipped and fell of the arbor TO the ground
falling on the knife he WAS using. thrust
ing Il into his side distance OF four inches,
making dangerous wound. Tho doctor
thinks inflammation will set in. which would
be fatal.
Ed. Horncr and Bili Chapel, two de-.
peradoes, escaped from the county jail
last night by knocking the turnkey down
and binding him, when he entered the jail
to put them In their cells. Chapel was ~
captured u.
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The POlygamy Bill.

WASHINGTON, February l5.--The Senate
has taken up the Judiciary Committees
bill for the suppression of polygamy in
Utah. One new section has been adopted
which provides that any man co-hsbiting
with more than one woman shall be fined
800, or imprisoned six months, or both,
for each and every offense. The bill will
pass this evening, as there is no opposition
10 it,
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British Sommedore AssaiIed.

LONDON, February 15.-Commodore Wm.
H. c. Selby, of the British Man.of-War
Falcon, while on shooting excursion near
Artakai, Asia Minor, was seriously wound
ed by an Albanian with an axe. 1t is said
the PaSha has ordered the Governor of
sArtakai to arrest the assaitane.--A Turk
ish and British man-of-war have proceeded
to Artakai. 1t is said Commodore Selby is
in a critical condition.
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Cme.eo. February ~ - & quincy, .1s;,. m.n; ..1;;
Vas oocssfoned among the Jew. here by
the mysterious disappearance Of Solomon
+ z..hILeffa A Russian Jewish fugitive,
who arrived three weeks ago. He !: txen'
ty.three years old, ha. a wife and child,
and is 4 isborer. On Monday vell-dress-
al stranger visited him and induced him
"a 90 II 4, believed, TO Chicago 70 get
woek The Jews think the stranger was IN
aren't of the Russian Government sent here
10 eItort certain secrets which Zeahlkona
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Carlisle favor broad reductions of taxation
on whisky and tobacco. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Russell and Dunnell oppose them.
Il is proposed, whatever may be decided IS
to any special article, to join all the arti-
cles upon which any reduction is TO be
attempted in one bill. No separate effort
will be made to reduce the tax on whisky
or tobacco. The effect of this will be to
unite the interests in favor of any reduc-
ton in support of the general bill.
II is estimated that q majority Of one OF
the whole committee favor q reduction OF
the tax on both whisky and tobacco, but in
any event the contest in the committee is
to be very close. Ian.
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LOST At SEA.



Nrw Yonx, February i5.-The ship uisa-
norsg, which arrived to-day, reports thas
she fell In with boat oontainining eleven
of the crew and two passenger OF The
steamer Bahama, from Porto Rico fof Neg
York, and took them on board, and bfoaShs
them 10 this port.
John 8. Scott, one Of the cabin pasesa-
gers one Of the saved. makes the following
statement: The steamer Bahama lsfs ~
Johns, Porto Rico, on februaryt for New
York. On February o she encountsrse
burricsne. which threw the steamer on hce
beam ends, and Il was concluded 70 sband.
on the ship, and two boats were lovefed.
The captains boat contained seyentesn
persons. II was swsmped shortly aftsr
leaving the ship. Two or three men VEN
seen 10 swim back ~ the vessel. but is vns
impossible 10 tell if they succsodsd In gst.
ting on board. Three of ths crew rein 80
to leave the ship, preferrins 70 take Ne
chances by remaining on board, - The swo
boats were 10 heavily loaded.
Our boat contained Robert Williams,
first officer; Robert Ross, second odosT:
II. J. Fear and myself, passenger. Ths
second and third engineers chief sesssfd.
4 cook. q waitersa msssmstA and hfsnsa'
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lee RIorka<le Broken.

DETROIT, February l5.-The ice blockade
I'M the Straits of Mackinaw. that has occa-
stoned the Mackinaw and Marquette line
some Inconvenience for few days. mas
been cleared and the transfer boat, Ago
nah, is nov making regular trips since tne
McKown telegraphs that no further stop
page can possibly occur this season.
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GENERAL NEWS
Prsssatsd By ssr Ssseid cssves-
peetsats.
Tkree nss Fesad Dssd 1t Pttsswyk-fsti
Aeeiisat asd Jail Delivery It Stes-
bssviIle-Shssliag AAfay =
WasAiagtea, Pa
MINOR Mrrrss OF nbstnr.
fsaaA Desa-TWs Mea s~0sps>>a.
RnerSol DiunokoA - H. R>u<~

fSaaA Desa-TWs Mea sa0sps>>a.
apecoi DsposcA sstAe Repassr.
PrrrssrRsR, February ia.--Bstvseu s;sht
and nine o'clock. this morning. the BODY q
man named Stewart wss found lying 4.
one of the rooms Of the Melloe building, q
Smithfield street. He had formerly hssn
an inmate OF The poor farm, and va given
to heavy drinking. which is supposed 70
have caused his death.
At Shocnberssrs blast furnace. This
morning. the body OF James Cuane6, who
was employed at the mill, wss foand -
hind one Of the furnaces where hs ~
evidently been sufIocated By the sscapins
gas. Sometime afterward the body Of .
boy named George Gibson was discovered
on the top Of pile Of wood. which hsd
been packed around the gas fues 10 dry.
1t is supposed he lay down on the wood.ts
keep warm. and was overcome by the g.
Gaping gas.
The stockholders OF the Scimsns.Audse.
son Company arrived here. this morning.
and have made . proposition looking -
the settlement Of the matter in controversy.
but as yet nothing definite has transpirsd.
BaIAH
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DEADLOCK BROKEN.
Tammany Joins the Republicans ass
IleIns Eject Their N0mtares.

ALBANY, n. u. February l5.-Tammsny
goes over TO the Republicans in both houses
OF the Legislature. Johnson, Republican
was elected clerk by the help OF Tammany.
In the Senate, Mr.. Pitts called up his reso'
luton TO vest the appointment OF commit.
tees in the Lieutenant Governor. The
three Tammany Senators voted with the
Republicans aud adopted the resolution,
and the Lieutenant Governor will now ap'
point the standing committees.
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Relief for the widows and ornn,n,

RICHMOND, Va, February l5.-The com
militce TO solicit subscriptions for the re-
mel OF the widows and orphans OF the
men KILLED by the explosion at the Mdlo-
II'lah NINE have issued circular To hu-
hlahe people, everywhere, asking aid for
these poor sufferers. SubscriptionS NAV
be sent to the Merchants National RsnE
Ot Richmond, Va.
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The World Building Fire.

New YORK February l5.-The Coroner $
jury in investigating the fire in the old
World building, find the fire originated
from defective fues, and censure Potter
and his employees for neglecttng to apply
for proper permit for repairs, and the
carpenter for not giving an alarm prompt
ly. The jury commend McDaggert, fire.
man. and Chas. Wright, (colored) boot
black for bravery in saving life.
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Delegate Cannon.
Brlnginx silver to Par with Gold.

NlcC1uI 70 HtN'TN -fSotIIttU TtS''
WASHINGToN, February ia. Louden
Snowden, OF the. Philadelphia mint, WAS
before the House Committee on Coinage to-
day. in reference to the extension OF that
mint, and in the course OF the discussion
upon coinage generally, he recommended
that instead OF establishing branch mints,
the Superintendents of the assay offices be
authorized by the Government to issue
bullion certificates for bullion deposited
there. Snowden was asked if he did not
think the issuance of these certificates
would tend to bring silver up to par with
gold and he replied in the Affirmative.
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THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 116, 1882. sla

growth in popuiation, wealth and CULTURE:
their thousand public eatsrprises, thsir
charities and their misery. ~-c.~. /,
was speaking 70 q friend OF al theee
ardor, he said:
''That is all very well, but do You ever
think that London has Is many people ss
New York, Philadelphia, Brooklyn. chica.
60, Boston. st. Lonis and Baltimore all put
in lump
took these seven great Americsn c!ties,
footed up the figures Of their vast popula-
tod and found that he was correct
EHR
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EIOnr In the Mails,

WASHINGTON, February l5.-Postmaster
General Howe revoked so much OF the
postal regulations as requires -four to be
inclosed in sealed envelopes before being
put into the metal boxes for transmission
in the mail, and flour is declared not to be
included among the articles which, if not
properly secured, might damage other con-
tents of the mail.
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FIRE RECORD.

ST. LOUIS. February l5.-Mar Tamm Il
Co.'S glue and curled hair factory. in the
western suburb Of Rock Spring. was burn
ed, last night. Loss t3p,00; insurance
nln
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RH0ka Iaif.

LEBANON. Pa, February 15.-Jas, Peters
and John Harrison escaped from Jail last
night Peters is the son-in-law of Charles
Drews, hanged here for the murder OF old
Raber, and was the principal witness in
convicting FIVE of the blue eyed six impli-
Gated in that crime.
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One Man Killed and Three wounded.

CLEVELAND, February l5.-A Herald spe-
cial from Akron reports a collision on the
Valley Railroad, between switch engine
with Hat car and a locomotive with the
pay car, resulting in the killing of man
named John Johnston, and the severe in
jury of three other men. PaymaSter Por-
ter esCaDed unhurt
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Chance for Judge Lynch.

CLEVELAND, February l5.-A Herald spe-
cial from Erie reports the arrival OF Leroy
Hills, on charge of henious crime, COM
mitted on a Is year old orphan girl he had
adopted. Hills formerly stood high in his
village home near here. He was bound
over for trial in April.
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wAsMsGros. February D.-ihe depart
ment Of Agriculture gives the following -
State per centages Of last years cotton crop:
North Carolins, 81; South Carolina ~;
Georgia. 80; Florida 90; Alsbams, ~;
Mississippi, 80; Louisisna. 80; Texas. 20;
Arkansas. So; Tennessee, 90. Retuins %
the area make the acreage in 1881 spo9t
per cent, and the total acreage ABOUT ~
10000. The returns OF Losses by tns eos, v
ton caterpiller indiests sn A2resse i's "
3 600 bales.
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Patrick EaGan.

LONDON, February 1.-THE Roman Cath
lie clergy OF the Diocese Of Meath. recon-,
mended Patrick Eagan as the candidate
Of the Irish party Tor the VACANCY in
Commons caused by the resignation oI
Sullivan.
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Death ofa Centenarian.
Iron Exchange.

GREEyFIELD, Ind, February 15.-Mrs.
Fancy Reardon, wife of Samuel Reardon,
| died Yesterday aged 105.
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Wild Menther-

B,NNAg,E. ID. T., February l5.-The ice
y. the Missouri river is weakened. Cant
Nm. Iiarmen and team fell through 10.
Nay, hut escaped drowning. The weather
= - very warm, and some farmers have
finished seeding. The wheat season i
three weeks earlier than usual.
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CoLrNRrs, O., February ia man
named Terry McNslly fell through a
hatchway, from the fourth to the second
floor of Fletcher & Co.'S store, to-day, and
WAS killed
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SsI. ysess Gessest, sfCioetoasse, DSeso'
srssely shssss niassef.
CrscsxArr. February i5.-Jsoo6 0eeeesS
lately Superintendent OF PolIos, q this
city. committed suicide this aftsrn0on, -
shooting himself through the hesd With .
revolver He hsd complained Of pein -
the head, and hsd kept bis bod. whsis
alone IN his room be took . seet in 0
rocker, fired, and was found In that pcea-
ton by the family. Mr.. Gssssst ssrysd 9
number Of years - member Of - boeS
Of Public Works, OF Cincinnati. lie lssvo
a wife and nine children.
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TsssE HAurr, February i5.-The benk g
Patrick shannon was robbed o. u,oWIs
currency about noon to-day. mae -
pased the cashier III oonysfsettoa whtIe
acoom pIice passed behind the coontss -
secured the money. The former was -
rested and gave the asme Of Ben Aann,
OF Chicago, but the man who got As n0esJ
has not been caught.
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AID For the Exiled yer..

PHiLADELpHIA, February 15.-At meet
ing to-day called by the Mayor, to make
provision for the Jewish refugees from
Russia, S, 900 was subscribed. and another
public meeting will soon be held.
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REVENUE CHANGES.
what the subcommittee VIII Report
ON the Subject.
Special Dispatch 10 the Regis,e


WAsHISGroS, February 15.-It is under
stood that the subcommittee of the Ways
and Means Committee having in charge
revenue matters, consisting of Dunnell. Of
Minnesota: Russell. OF Massachusetts,; Er-
rett and Randall, OF Pennsylvania. and Car
Iisle, Of HeatUcky; that Errest. Randall and
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The Cbr;.tiancx n,xorcs

WASHINGTON, February 15.-In the Chris
tiancy divorce suits, to-day counsel for the
ex-Minister filed motion asking for the
appointment of a special examiner to take
further testimony in New York, in rebut-
tai to that put in by the defendant in
answer to the original bill. A letter pur-
porting to have been written by Giro was
also offered as evidence. The court re-
served its decision on the motion.
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MORN 0NlSM.
Action OF the senate-The Apportion.
ment BiII-Delegate Cannon.

SpecidI DlSpotch 70 he ReglStcT
WASHINGTON, February l5.-John {.
News friends hint, tonight, that he will
be promoted to Secretary Folger's place,
shortly. while the latter will go to the
Supreme Bench, as was originally in-
tended.
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The Dead Journalist.
Personal.
STEAMSHIP SUBSIDIES.
The Proposed Seheme-Proceeding Of
the GuiteRu Trial.
Special Dispatch TO the Register.


Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON. February l5.--Within a
day or two the House Postofiice Committee
will report bill providing for ocean pos
tai service. The bill will be the result OF
conferences which have been held between
subcommittee OF the Committee on Naval
Affairs Commerce and PoStoffices. 1t APP
propriates $2,5OoOOO and authorizes the
Postmaster General to contract with the
lowest responsible bidder. after advertise
ment, to carry the mails between the Uni
ted States and such foreign ports, especial
ly Of South America, as will conduCe to the
interest OF the United States. II creates
new bureau OF the POstotfice department.
thatshall have charge OF fthisservice, which IS
designed especially to bring the United
States into swift and reliable communcica-
ton with Mexico and Spanish America.
The ships are to be frstclass and American
built. II is believed by the sanguine gen
t'emen who are particularly interested in
the subject that this bill will be passed
without important modification, and that
under it's provisions is almost certain New
Orleans would have two, if not three, OF
the proposed lines.
Another Job.
IL = now proposed that the nroceed-
ings OF the Ciuiteau trial, which
are being clamorcd for by the peo-
pie in all parts of the country, be print
cd at the Governments expense, and men,
bers of the House and the Senator'S are
agreeing to the joint resolution presented
some time ago, providing for the publica-
ton of several thousand volumes OF the
proceedings in full-the incidents connect
ell with the assassination, his arrest, the
trial, etc.-all up to the conviction. The
clamor OF their constituencies has brought
the statesmen to this demand, and as the
case is very voluminOus the publication OF
say p. 900 volumes will incur large eN'
pense. Negotiations are pending with the
stenographers with view of ascertainlng
the exact expense. Should the resolution
be agreed to. the work will not be compile
ted until the execution of Guiteau, and
the requests from the people in the coun-
try for the publication are premature at
this time. Lam
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The Anti-MornaOn

sentiment was manifested in the Senate,
to-day, in the debate over the Burroughs S
resolution. which passed the House last
week. The action had to-day, indicates
that something may be done with the Nor
mon question this session. Judge Ed
munds made an earnest effort to secure the
passage OF the bill, but after considerable
discussion. il was laid over with the under
standing that vote would be taken to-
afF
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Aa-..ee An Cation.

Nxv Yosx. February l5.-The cotton
market has advanced 7@s points on the
feeling that there ought to be sreselon
from the late severe faA.
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Another massacre or Jewish family
announced from Russia.
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Killed By q Fall.

New YoRK, February l5.-A committee
of iron merchants are considering the feas-
ibility of forming an iron exchange here.
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Inception spectators are SUFFERING
and there does not seem TO De mucn
,ympathy for them
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ALsuouExars, n. n, February LIT
rest Of the gang Of dsspersdoS eoee
whom we're killed st CrssSs eeeooe 49,
brought In yesterday, ps1sZ n
Jones died Of bis wound. ~
the robbers are hocktne in0 W.
frnrhIe In feared.
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The stray Bond Cases.

WASHINGTON, February 15.-The argu-
ment in the straw bond Star Route cases
was closed, to-day. Col. Bliss contended
that all that was necessary to be estab-
lished was the existence of such facts as
would justify the magistrate in sending
the cases 10 jury.
Hines, of counsel for the defense, in the
course OF his remarks, intimated that the
prosecution of his clients by the Govern
ment was the outgrowth of private malice.
The court announced the decision would
be rendered tomorrow.
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.Lur1x RsCx, ysbsnsgy D.-A D.nssuo
BstssyiIls Spscisi sys: Ahssn psso.
of tbs 6sm q Baum q Bro, gsnes0 -.
chants q that plscs. connhtec9 esces
last nieh BY hanging Rinsnelsl sssasSs
In the gupposed cause.
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The people Of Bismarck have organ
y,d = company with S2,O0o,OOo capital
=, b,ild road of $50 milestoward Man
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PrrrssussH, February g.Msfdu u,,,os nc.
og o0,I.g rbo murdered Ge9ss A. Nc
Gurs, near NeKeesport. i.:s Aususii ~ -:
this noraias, cessacss4 q @ss
Esst deerse
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The law giving to the women of
Massachusetts the right to vote for
members of school committees took
effect in 1878. In that year i'm Boston
aSs women registered, and 9S4 voted;
in 1880, 172 women registered, and 6S3
voted; in 1851, AS women registered,
and $40 voted. In word, the women
Of Boston appreciate their privilege so
highly that both the registration and
the percentage of registered women
voting have declined every year since
they obtained it.
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Washington dispatch announces
-.r,,,ap, MaSon'S trial will begin on
Monday.
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TN. Eastern question grows harder Of
s,rution every day.
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More attempts at assassination are re-
,,r,ed from Ireland.
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aoase6ne1oVllY AFSoaDDos

Rrm.osp, Va, Yebsusy D.1nss -
Guilty which some thoaght 49, s.s.s
hostile %sstiss - - =. sr,sesSi . iss
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Hpnsuasa, February LEO ~ ~
hen deIIyered 20 too di6sssst s6As:s
sIniodsd. to-dsy, On bsiag epsssd 80
eight persons we're Injured
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II costs S3O0,OOo per year to maintain
q force at Castle Garden, New York, to
axe charge Of the tremendous imml-
ration.
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WASHINGTON.
Another Interesting Day ia Both
Houses.
The Ant-Mormon Bill In the Senate--Re-
apportionment in the. house-in-
ternaf Reyenue-Steamship
Subsidies, Etc.
POINTS, PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
INTERNAL REVENUE.

MaSon's Trial I-Guitesu-Funerai OF the
Dead JouanaIist-Persona
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, February l5.-The Ways
and Means Committee have been consider
ing the bill fixing the term of Collectors OF
Internal Revenue as four years, and it will
be reported to the full committee. They
have also discussed the proposition OF the
producers OF tobacco to sell their own pro-
ducts in small quantities, and decided to
invite the Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue TO q conference on the subject.
Guifeauisms.
The trial OF Sargent Mason, which is
fixed for the 10th, fails to elicit further
interest here the subsequent trial OF Gui-
teau having caused the public to loose
sight,of the attempt to assassinate him.
The latter is reported, to-day, as growing
more and more irraScible. He abused SEQ
will rouudly when the latter called, this
afternoon, to bid him good bye, on leaving
for New York.
The Dead Journalist.
Sateldo's funeral this afternoon, was at
tended largely by newspaper men and 9TH
ers. His brother was brought from the
iail to see the body. He exhibited most
uncomfortable grief. The scene was one
never 10 be forgotten. and was enhanced
by the presence OF the lately widowed wife
Of the dead journalist.
Personal.
Father sullivan, of Wheeling, who has
been here several days, left for home to-
night. The following are the West Vir-
ginia arrivals; Mrs &. o.. Boyd and Mrs.
Charles Dunlap, of Wheeling, and James
NJ Mason of Jefferson county. LhS.
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p.s 10 sil rheumatic diseases rely wholly on
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The news from Arabia is disquieting,
and causes some anxiety to the Turkish
government. The inSurrecIion there,
which has for its motive the rehabilita'
ton Of MANUEL ISLAM as the head OF
the Mohammedan people throughout
Europe, Asia and Africa, is increasing.
The movement has deep root in the
religious feelings of the Mohammedans,
and threatens to become the cause of
considerable trouble.
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AsuyrIls, y. O., y.ss.es Dx
Nosntsin y ag:is ~ sssssX.
sssss tssss "A 4 ~ rassia q g Ssssssst'e y