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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-17
WEST VIRGINIA RETURNS.
Webster County.


WEBSTER, c. H., w. Va, October l2.-The
election passed off quietly in this county,
a very small vote being polled, not over
one. half the voters coming out. The result
was as follows: Judge-Snyder, 3S9; Guth-
rie, Sc. Congress-Kenna, 346, Buttrick,
55; p. B. Reynolds, l. Senats-Byrne; SSS;
burnett, 80; Boyd, 2S. House OF Dele
gates, Webster and POcahontes counties
Yeager, D., Sl1; Price, Ind, 80; Arthur,
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NEW cuM8EREAAD.


Republiepns Re5osee - GoG's Bseeffen.,
- sspseial 70 4 Rsgistes. TX & 'Ee5 q
NEW GUMBaLAsD, nc. Va, October f6.-
On Saturday eSenins the ? enthusiastic
youpg Republicans Of the town concluded
10 geiup o grand hoodot In hone2 OF Gen.
Coli 8 election to Congress in this district.
Accordingly they planned large cannon
on the ridge, where, s1Frounded by blazing
boufires, they kept AZ o heavy cannon
ading until near midrfght. In the mean
fine the full cornet baud was brought out
a. an accompaniment 10 the general din
and boom already goiiiH on which gave the
town quite q lively s1d warlike appear
ance. The band, aecoH, panied by large
and enthusiastic crowd paraded the princi-
nal streets, calling oeca8;onally 30 pay their
respects to some Repuh'ican who bad taken
an active part in the recent campaign.
Among those called out by serenade was
Hon. John A. Campb4iIf who made the
bows ringing little czech, which imme-
diatelp sent their enth4hiasm up into the
Such enthusiasm and rejoicing has not
for a long time been among the Republic
cans of Hancock county. During the can
vas there seemed toSbe general apathy
among the FDemoeraIs and the full vote
was not out --7 1fsp~S -
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Sensational Suicide.

BUTLER, Pa, October 16.-A man named
Philip Hinse, sged twenty-five, living
about seven miles east of towr, committed
suicide OH Thursday afternoon by hanging
himself with strap. He hung until some
time on Saturday before he was discovered.
Before hanging himself he took off his
clothing, and tied blanket around him
self. His hands and feet were both tied.
No cause is known for the deed, as he had
nothing to trouble him. Several hundred
dollars were found in his pockets.
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Preston County.
SpecidI 10 the Register.

KrNGwooD. W. Va, October 15.-The last
precinct in this county has Just been heard
from. The official vote of the entire county
is as follows: Judge-Guthrie, zoos; Sny-
der, 745; Guthrie's majority, 260. Congress
Mason. 1859; Wilson, 694; KitcheR, l2S;
Mason's plurality, 1,005. Senate-McGrew,
r., 1,627: Watson, D., SIS; McGrew's ma
iority, Sl2. House of Delegates-Rigg. R.,
500; Messenger, D., 4S1; Riggs majority,
LII. Orr, r., 1878; Hughes, D.. 731 {;
Miller, G., 134; Orr's plurality, 947, County
mmissioner-BishOp. r., 1,729i Smith,
d., 3ls; Bishops majority, 1,41f.
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ausr,eefesi af sfnrder.

PITTsBURGH, October I6.-The body OF an
unknown woman. found in the Ohio river
ner Ellsworth, Pa. last week, hiss been
identified as that of Mrs. Ann CALLAHAN OF
Sandy Creek. Her hush iud was arrested
today on the charge of her murder. Mrs.
Callahan had been suffering from illtreat-
ment of her husband for a long time, and
was last seen alive in his company on Au-
gust 18th. 1t is supposed that after her
murder. her body was thrown into the
river Callahan denies the charge.
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PRESIDENT JARRETT
Asked to Resign by a Pittsburgh Lodge
of the AmalEamated Association.

Of the AmalEamated Association.
PITTSBURGH, October l6.-since the failure
OF the iron strike evidence of internal dis.
sensions in the Amalgamated Association
have been cropping out, and at last an open
revolt has been made by Mechanics Lodge,
which is composed of puddlers. They have
issued circular in which they speak OF the
action of the fnishers as cowardly and
cringing, and accuse President Jarrett with
being vacillating, timorous and direlict in
his duties and overly sensitive Of his per-
sonal dignity. With these assertions as a
foundation Mechanics Lodge asks Presi-
dent Jarrett to resign, and further, is en-
deavoring to get other lodges to join in the
request. From the above it will be seen
that the puddlers have not given up the
fight for six dollars, but mean to strike
when an opportunity affords.
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Gifts Iy che vasasrSilts.

New YORK, October l8.-Wiiliam II.
Vanderbilt has purchased the dwelling and
four acres Of ground adjoining the Nora
sian parsonage at New Dorp from willism
A. Foun tain, and has donated the property
10 the Moravian Society A new rssidsace
will be built on 10 fe Mr.. OstrsndeF, the
snperip tsndent Of tbs society. The dcns-
Hons OF the vanderbllb 70 The society
stnount to nearly half Q million, Tho re.
mains OF Commodore Vanderbilt ere IN the
family yauIt In the cemetery.
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HeaHH nefaIcafiNn.

CHICAGO, October l6-A Pekin, Ills,
special says: John Blaze, a we'll known
merchant, and also President aud Secre,
tary of the Crown Distilling Company OF
this city, in which ID. T. Mills, Of Boston,
was largely interested, left here SePtem Der
80 for Boston and is said to have sailed for
Europe on October 4. Investigation pro-
duces the conviction that he is defanltsr
to his partners and has victimiEed his
relations and widows and orphans. The
iefalcations aggregate over SlSO,OOO.
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Nsvueh byaTrain.

GRKEsyILLE. IEp., October i6-A msa
attempted TO board . train at yandeiiis
Junction and was run over apd killed.
From papers found GO bis person, y sssns
that BIS name wss y. y. r. Gauss, Q 0srmsn
Of Pittstop, Luxsrnc county. h. Among
the papers was Q letter Of intfoductsoo
from n. q. Parks, pastor Of the First Prss-
byterisn Church OF Pithton, fspresepting
him o. . worthy man In poor circum-
stancea
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PHILADELPHIA, October 16.--In the United
st.ies District Court this morning Judge
McKepnan denied the new trial "a. Joseph
r Black, Thomas A. McDevitt and Chhs-
tisn Price, convicted Of 6tsr Route co0spi.
racy, snd sentenced McDeyitt 70 pay Ane
Of 400 and be imprisoned one year, ana
Price TO pay fine of 300 snd TO unde!ge
septepce of ak month from the date Of bis
conviction. The sentence OF Black 80
deferred few days in consequence Of hh
yife's serious illness.
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Clay County.

CLAY. G. H., w. Va, October l2.-The
vote of this county stands, thus far: Court
of Appeals-Snyder D., lsS; Guthrie, g.,
, II. Congress-Kenpa, D., l95; Butrick,
R, 1852. State Senate, Ninth district-B.
w. Byrne, D., III; Burnett, G., 1863. Dele
gate, Siath misunderstanding, D., 2O6;
Wells, D., 1Ss; NJ. @. Millian. O., $50;
Grose, Independent Greenbacker l2o. Not
more than half of the votes Of this county
unrn east
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sent Up.

CINCINNATI, October l6.-J. 7. Porter, who
was rested on q charge of carrying con-
cealed weapons, and on whom was found a
singular memorandum, To the effect that
Thomas Huffman and Dogs. and Frank
were the murderers of A. Ross, was to.dsy
committed to the Workhouse. Very little
credence is given TO the memorandum,
frsm the fact that the men are now serving
terms in the Maryland Penitentisry.
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wA.Hrxoror, Pa. October l6. .-Tbres boys
attending school at Trinity Hall went sun::
ming on saturday. They bsvs mot retufned
yet and Il IL feared BY soms thst 9 tsffibIe
accident has befsllen them. They sfe
named Paden, Swan, and Wallace. FAdse
resjdes In Pittsburgh, swsn In LAtrobe and
Wallsce's family live somewhere In West
VIRGINIA
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Prafrfe Fire.

CHICAGO, October ia Watertown. OAK.
special says: The worst prairie fire ever
seen in this locality is rsging. A two year
old daughter of ID. T. Governor was caught
on the prairie and burned to death.
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New York canals show a large
e In earnings.
mas b. Christian, a stoekbroker
hmond, Va, failed yesterday.
bullion output from Park City,
next year, is estimated at Il, ,OOO,-
@,OOO,OOO.
'slOns are steady at Baltimore,
Philadelphia, stronger at Gin
L. active and firm at Chicago.
ley loaned yesterday at 4G6 er
and PRIME paper was quoted at 8
seent Exchange was steady.
Wall street yesterday govern
We're strong and higher, railroads
-lf and lower, and states dull and
feature. The general list was
and lower.
sveIand dispatch says the Nickel
aaS made traffic arrangements
ae Erie, the Delaware, Lacka-
and Western extension and
Valley roads.
at + quoted firm and higher at
III baltimore; active, firm and
al SS O94 at Philadelphia;
q al 81 O2l at Toledo; strong at
Clnclnnati; active and higher
&Ste at Chicago, and higher
I'VE stock markets were reported
oNs Yesterday: Cattle-Active
sRer at East Liberty, active and
New York, and lower at Chica-
-SlOw at East Liberty, weak
iork, duh at Cincinnati, and
Demand at Chicago.
New York and New Jersey Ale
N Association publishes a card,
{yoy hirty-nine brewing firms Of
TS and vicinity, stating that
5'er the 18th inst, the price of
@ OF fresh ale and fresh porter
MHanced fifty cents a barrel,
|sc,. NNH VI otbCh oAc anu SlOCh
rue uoslar per barrel.
,staneiseO ships nearly as much
T@ Hong Kong as to New York
Sor the first three-quarters of
shipments Of treasure from
ma y. amounted to $S,SS7, ,574, being
sSsu sSsu as follows: To Hong Kong,
Japan, S7ll,024; Caloutta,
Central America, S6l,16T;
n n Islands, $50, go; Mexico,
sss' mama, Sl5,926; New York,
StS = 49lsaPpOintment is expressed,
em.nn!o norS Tribune says, at the an
sO, senl that the Michigan Central
a. q alter eanceling 100000 Of
tSO U debt Isl 800, 900 by the aceu-
=, Of the sinking funds, pro-
essn, n,t'uIately to issue $1,000, 900 of
Ss. ~. Consolidated bonds, thus act
N t,,ss,ing !, a, its funded debt to an
srb '4b,C0C greater than IL was
less the three qcc1nI.
~A,rg funds. ~ '''''--'' :
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The II. II.

KANSAS CRY, October 16-In prize fight
this morning ten miles from this city, be-
tween Sack Hanly, of Colorado, and Andy
Sweeney of this city, for $3.50 side, Han
lev won the first and second rounds. Han
ly slipped and struck Sweeney below the
belt, and the referee decided in favor OF
Sweeney.
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MN nsf = Rslaeel

NEw Castle, Pa, October l8.-Tbe min.
err sf Bell 4 Co., In Nsshannock t0wSshiD,
this county, have refused ths ten csnis Per
ton reduction In the price paid fog minieg
coal, recently msds By the ownses d ell
banks in this vicinity. and have eoos out
Az consequence. the sheet NIL OF Rets
Bros, this city, which fscsivss ~ supply
Of coal from Bell 4 Co., vs. eoaselisd 70
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CouIan.t EnxaEe Am DiscussIon.
CURRENT COMMENT.
The Lobby.
Special Dispatch % the ReQisleI

buc Lowry
Special Dispatch TO the RegiSier.
WlsHrNGroS, October 16.-There are grow
ing indications that the lobby will be I'M
usually large aud vigorous this winter. 1t
is always bOlder and more aggressive dur
ing short sessions of Congress, when the
tendency to rush through questionable
measures is stronger than during hrst
session, when members, fresh from the po-
itical contests which secured their election,
are generally on their good behavior, but
several causes will combine this winter to
swell the disreputable hang of hangers on
which infest the corridors, committee rooms
and restaurants of the CSpitol to abnormal
proportions, and Congressman will be out'
ton boled right and left by the male and
female friends of several unblushinS steals
which are to be showed through II this sort
of pressure can do il. IL there is any one
thing more than another to be desired ID
tbis country il is q method by which the
seat OF government can be purged OF these
detesta6le parasites which insiduously eat
their way into the character out ofso many
public men and hang like leeches upon the
walls of the nations treasury.
ACTING Secretary of the Treasury New
has remitted the fine of 500 imposed on
the steamer George Leary for carrying an
excess Of passengers.
The HOwgate Matter.
The Government expects to obtain
Judgment for over $100O00 against Captain
HoWgate through failure Of the defendant
10 nut in an appearance. Nothing can oe
done in the criminal case until the escaped
prisoner either voluntarily surrenders or IS
recaptured, No necessity exists for CALI
ing up the csSe in court, as there Is no re-
eognizance to be forfeited, the prisoner not
being under bail when he ted. .
The Texas Boom.
Judge Freeman, Assistant Attorney Gen.
eral for the Postoffice Department, who has
lust returned from an extended tour
through Texas and Mexico, reports that the
eastern part of Mexico IS becoming rapluly
Americanized; that the railroad, telegraph
and hotels are all run exclusively by Ameri-
cans. and that thousands OF persons uom
the Northwestern States are settling IN
Texas preparatory to entering into the cat
tie raising business.
A Rare Map.
Commissioner Mcfarland, OF the Generai
Land Office has received, through Senator
Anthony, from VIM. Knowles, OF Rhode
Island, q rare and interesting antique map
of the United States. In his letter OF &C
kpowledgment the commissioner thanks
the donor and says that the val9aole 1eilc
will be framed and preserved. IL viii be
placed for inspection N . convenient place
in the land Office. ra
Tessamony Faded.
Tba Tariff Commission ended their pub
lie sessions at Philadelphia to-day, and viii
now devote themselves 20 the preparation
of their report, which they expect to nave
completed by December. They have VISIT.
ed twenty. six OF. the principal cities OF the
country, and had nearly two thousand rep
resentstives OF the various manuiactarinS
and farming interests Of the country stSse
their views on the subject OF tariff SonS
thing ever 1000 miles have been 'FaNe's1'
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HE ENEWs.

Imsnse-This Dav.
Sets Moon sets, Days LonSsh
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Indian Matters.

YAHKToN, d. T., October 16.-The Sioux
Commission to treat for the cession OF q
portion of their reservation. left this morn.
ing by train. They go first to Santee and
then to The Ysnkton agency. Rev. s. ID.
Hinman goes as interpreter.
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THE STAR RoUTE MATTER.
officials Disposed to be Retieent over
the Ipgersom AfiidaVits.


Special Dispatch 20 the Register.
WASHINGTON, October 16.-An attempt
was made to-day to obtain some expression
of opinion from the officers Of the Depart
ment of Justice in regard to the Ingersoll
afidavits published in this mornings Post,
but nothing could be learned indicative OF
the course to be pursued in the matter. 1t
was intimated, however, that the depart
ment was doing all necessary things to
reach the truth of the matter, and when
the facts were made known the public
would approve the course taken. Merrick
is understood to have said this evening that
much valuable information had been gained
and q great amount of testimony taken, but
that it would be impossible TO disclose
ANYTHING, as it would only result IN plac-
in 2 the guilty men on their guard ana de-
feat the ends of justice.
CouIdn't Engage I'm Discussion.
WASHINGTON, October 16.-When asked
whether he had anything TO say IN refer
ence to the affidayits published this morn
ing in connection with the Star Route jury
bribery affair, Merrick said that IN his
opinion il was beneath the dignity OF Gov
eminent counsel to engage in discussion
of the matter at this time. The whole SUD-
lPct was under investigation, and In two or
three DAYS he eS pected the special counsel
would make report Meanwhile any at
tempt to forestall public opinion would be
unsuccessful.
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Aeo11 1OR.

REApIxo, Pa, Octoess ls.-,yeas Y.oss.,
dsy b ia -. Whsa ths ssses9sf1 lSsss-
sncs Wa e ~ beigAth II NJ flsKi
Bsous 1ss Insured 81 ,outsids pasll0 ~
SH5,0Oo. Al de policies. housses beee9e
void vbm tbs cosapsniss vsrs 1e6nss4 "
lersl some time So 3 as,ss
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! ==WgBRIINe w. yATUEsDAY MoRNINd. OCTOBER ~. 1882

hold At beholding liyiss What in his exact
medical science he had deelared dead. He
administered the proter restoratives, and
the patient rapidly recovered, and was de-
clared at q late hour . Be ID more hope
frlI condition than ever .T1CagFf2 EC7
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a legal holiday in Pennsyl-

holiday in Pennsyl-
FoIger resumed his duties
s;sury department. yesterday.
/ Slrvh telegram this morning,
rnsI the iron strike is not yet
ham Va telegram, gives a
1 ,,.ount of the ravages OF dlph-
Z Pittsylvania county, that
Ss country is being rapidly de
.ston special to Philadelphia
tTSgs Lawrence, First Comp
;,bs Treasury, returned yester-
|. sneleetioneering tour through
L ssys the causes which brought
h E,publican defeat ares First,
I = 10 the traffic in intoxicating
| s,oud, diSsensiOns and ILL
,,Viug out Of the nomination
IiI,n candidates for Congress
,Gbpdistriets; third, unfounded
=, against the recent Republi-
[grrss; fourth, some complaints,
;r6unded, against the recent
an legislature, abSenteeism Of
- from the polls from the
/. stated, and from their bad
|s,bit of voting only every other
.Rrphia Times Washington spe-
ms talk about the temperance
\ an Oft year and all that is
Ii.bneSS. Don't believe it. To
tbe>e things all have their ef-
|, rLry we're minor causes Of our
The rral reason is a respect for
-ory Of James 4. Garfield, and
n for this Guiteau administra-
ibst's the reason. The temper
.ge don't leave people stay at
L brings them out TO the polls.
IN always makes the voters
The beer drinkers came out
but when you say temperate
Jayed away from the polls by
.is because of that you argue an
~ There are few German vO-
me- Western Reserve. There Is
.gse respect entertained there,
r for Garfield. Now | come
trom the people, and l know
glic feeling is. / have no heSi-
! asserting that the chief cause
,bIican defeat is the indifference
,opIe toward this administra-
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Fatal Fall.

NEW PHILADELPHIA, o., Oct4ber To-
While ont chestnutting yesterday Joseph
Axe fell from the top of tree. broke both
legs, and sustained internal injuries that
will probably prove fatal.
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GREEsssrro. Pa, 0cteh9 W.-MyY.
Davis, Of Braddock, vae kiIIcd g Hecao
shaft, saturday night He W esspeet9
spd worked there. 4 ea1e ~ ectng2
md KNOCKED him OF bo1rd. 0hs1 - ~
$50 fe<t, being Instantly efushed - eees1
His remains vsss tsksn 70 DnsdeocE -
terdav sa s.ts t
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LosDos, October 16,-The promoters OF
the Iceland famine fund are astounded al
the ststement thst there 10 no famine
whatever in 'hst carrtry. which Is just
now exportin, Il {" Ne . It ~ rt's
Of I,0oo sWr.k. I-L .-l-.g.as:s IL kai::
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Answer This.

Can YOU find case OF Brights Disease
of The Kidneys, Diabetes, Urinary or Liver
Complaints that is curahie, that Hop Bit
prS has pot or cannot cure? ASK your
sI:gl bIrs If iEty can.
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Nrw YoKK, October l6.-Henry George
was welcomed by an immense conaoufse Of
PEOPLE on landing this morning. He
gee: 10 Philadelphia tonight, and VIII de
iiyei an address al Cooper Institute here on
Friday.
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PHILADELPHIA, October l6.-Maggie Nc
NeilI, handsome and accomplished young
lady, took dose of poison and was found
lying dead on the floor this morning. A
letter was addressed to Samuel McLarey, In
which she tells him she is led 20 the deed
hecause he had prOyen false to her.
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LmymAs. 4. T., Ocsobse isy-A spsetal
eives psrticulars Of ths Epdlng a ~ ~
Il young Lucas, Dssr Oo'des, - n3.e
no. murdered nso naasd l8d1 O.
uin IN 9 billiard hall quasP3 ancat .
month aSo, and took . tA6 4ooDfdec -
Dfety. Il b beilsvsd thss b eo1@sosqt
snicjda. e 90 q q y stlc;t sfi - 4
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SPORTING MATTERS.
Rcnll Race.

FLUSHING, L. l., October l6.-The scull
race between Elliott and Riley, was again
postponed on account of the rou3hness OF
rho yvatar
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ISyALID wives and mothers quickly re-
STORED to health by using b7odBs Iron
tBiIlsrs. 4 ,rue tonic.
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Raaa Rail.

New YORK, October 16.-Four thousand
persons witnessed the first base ball League
contest between the Chicago and Proyi-
dence mines.
Chicago II 90 3OI1 Sill
n,.n,.Iinnnn q q q q q 1 O O o.
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and there has been no day Of rest since the
commission left Long Branch on their long
pilgrimage.
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BROWNSVILLE, TEX, October l8.-A rs-
port came from Matamoras, yesterday,
that cholera had made It's appearance there.
DE McMsnus, excellent authority. says
there 10 none of the Asistic " pe nearer than
Chropas and Tobasio. The number Of
cases OF fever inside Of the Gordon 10 verv
few. No statement OF the fever at Camsrso
and Mier. DIR. Lyman. OF the Timas. Dem.
ocrat, is now attending Of Camargo.
Weather hot,
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to bsye theirimoney back, les the amount
which 1t cost 10 advertise their generosity
ia the newspapers-always heavy tax
here on public charity subscriptions. q
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Han sn almost invisible skin disesse, itch
ise . 'oftsi''- Er;'sA et.fea IL n. II
III li,isbliS
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Inns Roex, Aax., 0esshw = a-1heHn1l q
Rsce Neetjpg. etste K1tr - 1soeo y.
Cottoo Planter Aoccistsoe sll coo1Ge ~
.0.Say .sS ~. ,ls ..osi. 81 IN mi , ~ q g
tban ever b. fore. The tpck y = - - 81
dition, sa1 ssss sport e szRseseA
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LAYS TemPerafare.
the thermometer record
'Ss,0T,parsd h With The correspond
Ilst year: -,
= JPN. T4.M.ns.SPLfP,E
- 50 10 10 50
.,steriSy S2S,
d i,si year y
} Ysr,G cloudy
fns weather To-Day
~ October II, N-For the
- " region, local rains, partly
.,bsr slightly cooler, south to
.Tybt change in barometer.
see and Ohio valleys light
2 -,s5 by clearing and cooler
.,,bWest to northwest winds and
L.,rsIer.
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