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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-27
Determined Suicide

CAMBRIDGE, o., April 26.-Frank Neyman
whose home is at Senecayille, this county
but who has been working at ByesSille,
came to the Farmers Hotel here about
noon to-day and engaged room for little
while upon the pretext of changing under
clothes, but instead of retaining it for .
short time remained with the door
locked until nearly six O'Clock this
evening, when the report of a pistol and
groans within brought the boarders to
the scene. Several attempts were made
10 effect an entrance without success. Al
ter a while the door was unlocked by Ney-
man himself, and on the boarders entering
the room it was discovered that he had
shot himself with a revolver, the ball en-
tering Just below the left nipple, and pass
ed around. or through, il Is not known
which, till it became imbedded in the mus
Gle underneath the shoulder blade. The
wound is at least a dangerous one. He
will give no cause for the act, but from
outside information it lis understood tha
women and whisky are at the bottom o.
| it. as he had been drinking rather hard o.
late
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MARTINS FERRY.

The work Of placing the switches and
ride tracks for the use Of the Standard mill
Ata meeting OF the Board OF Directors
of the Junction Iron Works, In wheeling.
ON Monday night, Samuel Lsugblin. Esq.
was elected President. No Secretary weS
elected at the meeting, MI. george Dean
continuing 10 act in the meantime.
large number Of people went down
TO Wheeling Tuesday night TO attend The
Rhea performance.
The contest for the flag between the Ntus
Anps and Maud 3. IL waxing bot and fari-
Gus, and will result in the collection Of
large sum OF money.
Mis- MilIisan, of wsllsburg. is visiting
Frank Bertchy III Salem, ,Columbians ooua
". was in the city. yesterday. looking f0r
rIoIder. for the Ferry Foundry Company,
OF that place. There 10 strike in progress
there among the molders. or rather num-
Der we're discharged for joining the uni0e, |,
and Others are wanted 10 Gil their plsces.
He found very little comfort here. - the
molders In this vicinity are looking out Tor
employment In the new foundry going mp.
The new members Of Council will Be
sworn in next Tuesday night.
The new Council will likely do much %
ward improving the streets and compeIbng
ovners Of property 70 psvs In front q thsif
ssn. of the somnoIent residents of this
city com plain that they are annoyed ~
the iDce..snt vbistiing Of the Litus Asne
on nights thst she runs for the Opers nd
on Saturday nights.
MAYOR Mitchell. Of thin city, viii enter
upop bis next term next Tuesday, aiso
Nayor Junkins, Of Bridgeport.
John Kelley. Of Benuood. Who vas IN ~
lookup on Q charge Of drunkenness. paid
out ON Wednesday afternoon.
Oficers Hanson and Linn are working up
their chance for the police csps % Be con-
tested Tor st the coming Co.'S festival.
Sam Irwin hsd bis loot Mashed % the
IsugbIin mill on Wednesday, by . bar of
| iron which fell upon IL
The remains Of Mis Matte wstten vese
taken 70 6mithHeid, o.. yesterday. fos -
Ii C. Drennsn, Hsq., left fos Chicago.
yesterday.
II
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KEYsER.
Court CuIiings-for MOundsStlie-A
Missing Man.

Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
KEYsEH, VIVA, April 26, Circuit court met
yesterday. Judge Armstrong OH the bench.
The grand jury found but one indictment
for felony against Charles Elmer for break
ing into The Baltimore and Ohio express
office some weeks since. He was tried to-
day, and got two years at Moundsvil!e.
Several other bills were found for mi-dc'
msorors Ll.u,.. worked on the West W
ginia c. & p. construction, and halls from
Washington, d. c. When questioned on
the stand il he had used an alias" the
prisoner decl. ned to answer, and the court
would rot compel him.
The rain has been pouring down since
twelve, noon, and high waters are antici-
pated.
Joseph Scheer, father OF A. c. Scheer, a
merchant of Grant county, left his sons
home about two weeks since, TO visit
Washington relatives, but failed to reach
his destination. He has been traced to
Pittsbarg and no further. No suspicious
of foul play exists, but the family are un'
easy about him. The old man Is about
sixty.hvc years OF age heavy set andspeaks
bad English. V.Y.
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Indiana Politics.

TERRE HAUTE, Inn, April 26.-The Even
ing Gazette prints an editorial article, to-
day, disclosing the fact that by the altera-
tion of the constitutional amendment
changing the date of the State election from
October TO November, fifty members of the
State Senate, the whole number, are TO be
elected this fall instead of only twenty-five
as heretofore. The term OF office of twenty
five of them, however, will not begin TO
run until the expiration OF the terms of
their predecessors, which occurs a few days
before the November election. in lSS4
This is deemed important, as L. :. Sena-
tor to succeed Voorhees, is to be elected in
the winter of lSSi-5, and this unexpected
catch in the law precipitates that contestin
part this fall. The Democrats claim it is
an advantage for them.
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ereaux. Burke and others. When no respect
was paid to this, and Vanderbilt escaped
from the State, Jewett's attorneys returned
TO Columbus, and on their applica-
tion, Judge Green issued an order for Re-
ceiyer. VIM. H. Clement, of Morrow, was
appointed He was met by counter in
junction from Judge Caldwell, ofCuyahoga
county, before he alighted from the train
in Cleveland This he obeyed, returning
the same day, and has never since attempt.
ed to take possession of the road; but the
action of the Supreme Court to-day, IN an
nulling the order of Judge Green, is the
first official relief he has had from that
formal appointment by the court, although
he has done nothing during the past six
months. The order for the receiver was
obtained in Chambers, and the Supreme
Court held that no appointment OF re-
ceiyer could be made under the circum-
stances without first giving the other side
due notice.
It is stated that this also virtually dis
noses of the cases of contempt OF court
against Deyereux, Burke, Vanderbilt and
others for disobeying the injunctions of
the lower court, and that the long series of
VanderbilkJewett litigations in this city is
ended, as the decision of the Supreme Court
not only reversed the order for a receiver,
but all others issued to aid in its enforce
ment
1t will now be safe for Vanderbilt to pass
through Ohio, whose borders he has not
crossed since last September, and Devereux
and Burke are more free. Jewett succeeded
in all that he was after.
Il. S ResReing Expenses.
CHICAGO, April pa special from Atch-
isop. Kansas states that an order has been
issued from the headquarters OF the Atch-
ison, Topeka and Santa Fe road, to the effect
that expenses must at once be reduced one
half This will cause stoppage OF all
blasting, ballasting and other improve
ments now making. The C., j. d q. are
now within forty miles of Denver, working
with 1000 men and 1000 teams in order to
reach Denver at the same time Gould goes
into Omaha over his new Nebraska extern
sion.
wheeling d lake Erie.
FREMONT. Ohio, April 26.-The Wheeling
and Lake Erie are laid within four miles OF
this CITY, coming from the east. Within
two dsys they will have reached this point.
Work is going on day and night, and also
on Sundays. The tunnel through Doucy-
son block is completed.
EastbOund Freight Rates.
New York, April 26-Ata meeting OF
the general managers OF the various roads
leading east from that city, at Commits
sioner FinkS office, to-day, to arrange for
carving the new eastbound pool from Chi
cago into effect, no decision was reached.
Commissioner Fink said there would be
nothing TO give for publication regarding
the matter before tomorrow or the day
after.
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More Indian Murders.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 26.-A Tucson dis.
patch special from Tombstone says; In
dian> attacked the American mining camp
at Bacuachi, Sonora, April 10th, and kill
ed Mcssrs Lowry, Ray and Reskcy. Three
others made their escape. The Indians
carried off all the camp property of value.
Many Americans are in the ncighbOring
hills. and more murderers are expected.
The President of liacuachi, Senor Salazar,
has ordered soldiers and volunteers u pur-
sue the Indians and take no prisoners.
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Coffee Market.

M" JANEIEo, April 26-The averapsdaily
receipts since April 10Th were .391 barS.
STOCK to-day l>5.tOO bags; saIe> for fbs
l hlted states 5SUou bagS; sales for Fnro1a
TnOto hag>; rate OF sterling exchange u S.5. .
lay down cost at New York OF coSd firsts
about equal 70 strictly fair, 9lsc The nSs-'
ket was weak compared with last west
IhlS shows decrease in the daily recs;T,ls
oi 800 bags; in 'rease in stock l5JO6S belr.S >
decrease IN In sales FOR the United StaIsS
1900 bags; increase in sales for FnronS
',o,O bsgs; advance in exchange 3.d: de-
ci!re in price &C.
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Nine Wiped Out.

LITTLE Rock. ARK, April 26.-A special
from Fl Paso says: General Euro Mexi-
can Commandcr.in-C Chief across the river,
telegraphs General Mckenzie at Santa Fe,
as follows:
Il am just informed by General Reyes
that near the dividing line, and near the
frontier, battle ensued on the 18th, with
a number of Indians from Arizona terri
tory, when nine Indians were killed and
number of stolen horses recovered. Eight
sections of my command are in pursuit OF
the Indians. | communicate 10 You as
they may cross over into New Mexico.
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VIRGINIA HOMICIDE.
A DanyiIle Physician Fatally Shot by
His Father-in-Law.

DAYv1LLE, Va, April 26.-The people of
Danvillc were startled, yesterday morning
by the report that DR.. John p. Lipscomb
had been killed by his father-in-law, Mr..
Sterling r. Edmunds, OF Halifax county
A rumbcr of persons rushed to the house
on Wilson street. occupied by DR.. Lips
comb and his wife, and found that the
ro,nr, was too true. When they arrived
tho dead m,,o had been removed from
the dining-room. and Wac !a'u ou' eo.I .S a.t
stit upon bed in his chamber, wn,.-.
filled with Sympathizing friends OF both
parties. The fatal bal entered one side OF
his breast and passed clear through his
body. Never was there more deadly shot.
Mr.. Edmunds made no effort to escape, and
frankly confessed that he had killed DR.:
Lipscomb, and invited an investigation OF
the cause that led TO the dreadful deed.
The case was tried before the Mayor, when
the following facts were elected: Th q
morning DR.. Lipscomb and his wife were
sitting al the breakfast table, when Mr.. Ed.
munds came in. saying Good morning
to both his daughter and her husband. DIR.
Lipscomb Immediately made some disp.r-
aging remark with regard TO his wife. Dir.
Edmunds then remarked: Your treat
ment of your wife last night was out
rageouS. As soon as that was
spoken DR.. Lipscomb drew his pistol and
fired. Mr. Edmunds drew his, and fred.
Mrs. Lip>cOmb then took the pistol from
her husbands hand and asked her father
to shoot no more. Mr.. Edmunds then re-
tired into the passage. DR. Lipscomb then
fell speechlesS His shot had missed, but
Mr.. Edmunds had taken effect. He fell III
the arms of his wife and breathed his last
with his head in her lap. Nr. Ed.
munds was acquitted, and the general
voice of the people is that it was justiiiable
homicide. Mrs. LipscOmb is the daughter
OF Mr. Sterling T.. Edmunds. She is also
a grand. d.daughter of the late Cononel Clal-
borne of this place Or. Lipscomb was a
son of the late James K. Lipscomb, highly
respected citizen. They had been married
only few years and had two children.
The families on both sides have the uni
versal sympathy the people OF this COM
munity.
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The MAIIEY MURDER CASE.
The Testimony at New Haven To-day
Curiosity Seekers.

Ny" HNyEN, CT. April 2-.-Attorney
Jones OF defendants counsel IN the Malley
case, before proceeding with the cross.eX-
animation OF witness regarding the condi.
ton OF Jennie Cramer.s BODY when found.
asked to request numerous ladies present 10
withdraw, - both questions and answers
would he unit for their ears. The court
Salu Il was optional with ladies to withdraw
or stay. Twelve went out. Others remain
td, stretching their neCkS to hear every
word. The most particularized meJirsI
testimony regarding the proof that Jennie
ITamcr hat been led aStray few hours h..
'oTe death was given. DR. Painter testified
rs TO the examination Of the body made by
hun ANA Dr. shepherd.
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HOAR'S HOWL.
Probable Confirmation of WOrthing-


Special 10 Western associated Press.
WASHINGTON, April 2G.-The Senate Com
mittee on Commerce will tomorrow, take
up the nomination OF WOrthinGtOn, TO be
Collector of Customs at Boston, and they
expect to act upon it. Senators Hoar AMI
Dawes will appear before the Committee
and make arguments against WorthimgtOn's
confirmation. The burden OF their argu-
mcnt will be that Wortnington would con-
vert the Custom House and its patronage
into political machine, and that the peO-
pie of Massachusetts are opposed 10 that.
Representatives Bowman, Harris, and
NorcroSs. of Massachusetts,, will make ar
gumentS in favor Cf Worthington. Holr
and Dawes mean 10 carry their fight into
the Senate, but unless they get very con-
siderable Democratic aid they will be de.
feated and Worthington will be confirmed.
The present indications are that most ot
the democrats will vote for confirmation.
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POSTAL POINTS.
Changes i'm West virginia ROutrS-Neu
OthceS.

OthceS.
Special Dispatch to The Register.
WAsHINrroN, April pa change has
been made in the following Star Routes
in West Virginia: The route from Walton
to Arnoldsburg, in Calhoun county, from
May ]. ISS2, will be curtailed so that it will
begin at Looneyville, omittng Walton,
which will decrease the distance nine
miles. The service will also be increased
to two trips a week.
changes in West Virginia star mail
schedules have also been made as follows:
On the route between Mouses to Deer Run,
the carrier will hereafter leave Mouses
Tuesdays and Fridays at 8 P. NJ; arrive at
Deer Run, Wednesdays and Saturdays at
P. N.. arrive ut MOuses. Wednesdays and
Saturdays by 6 p. NJ.
A postotlicc has been established at
Hebron, W. Va, and ThoS d. Gorrell ap-
pointed postmaster. Il.
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Two Men Drowned.

ST. LorIs, April 2G.-Whilc preparations
were being made, yesterday afternoon,
to examine the mouth Of Mill Greek
sewer to ascertain the cause Of the over.
flow last Saturday evening, which worked
such obstruction to property in the lower
part OF the city. two laborers. Peter Nc
Namara and Thomas King. attempted 10
land flat boat at the mouth Of the sewer
but their craft was drawn under some
ropes living near by and both wer9 drowned.
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NEW RAILROAD.
The Proposed Road from Washington
10 New York.

Special Dipdtch TO the Register.
WASHINGTON. April 26.-The scheme to
charter Railroad from Washington to New
York, begins to take shape, and there is u
prospect for favorable report from the
House Committee on Railroads, which has
the matter under consideration. So far no
definite sctiOn has been taken, but Senator
Frye, who introduced the bill, says it is ut
terly impossible for any other road to be
built from this city to New York in oppo-
sition TO the Pennsylvania, which so surely
controls the Legislatures OF the States
through which the road will be obliged to
pass unless a national charter can be
secured. The question as 10 whether the
Government can exercise in such case the
right OF eminent domain will no doubt be
brought up, but it has more than once
been decided in the affirmati We, and Mr..
FRYE has no doubt that the bill will be
iavorably reported by the Senate Commit
tee also. u.
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FIRE RECORD.

LITTLE Rock, April 26.-A special from
searcy, Ark, says; At half past three TINS
morning, fire broke out in Jno. a. LOUIS
grocery, and was soon beyond control, and
the whole block was destroyed. The losses
are. H. Is. Watkins, general merchants,
sl2 600, insurance 5000; Gentry q Son,
grocers $500. insurance 5000. Garnen
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ATTEMPTED Robbery.

ST. LOUIS. Mo, April 26.-John Dean. a
young boy in charge of the Chicago and
Alton telegraph Office at Centralia, No,
was chloroformed and tied, last night,
about II O'Clock. by two unknown men.
They put out the lights. but were obliged
10 leave without any booty.
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Serious Accident.

LEBANON, o., April 26.-Quite sad acci-
dent happened to James Long, brakeman
on the Cincinnati Northern Railroad at this
place, last night He was on a car Of lum-
Der doing the switching. when one OF the
side staples broke, throwing him from the
car TO the ground, aud several heavy pieces
of timber fell upon him, breaking both Of
his legs below the knees, and one of them
in two places.
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The strtkes IN saiehfsss.

DErEorT, April 2s.-The 5000 men Who
have been ON q strike at Auskegon for .
month past are becoming discouraged. and
unless they receive more help from Outside
there will soon be o break. The mills are
all closed. The Boom Company. which
gives employment 10 about 500 hands,
will build cottages, import gang Of men
from abroad. and board them 30 as 70 be
independent OF the striksYe.
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TnfaIIy Aurned.

LIMA, o.. April GA young lady named
Drees, about l6 years of age, who has been
working as a domestic in the family OF Mr..
Bailey. in the Third ward, was shockingly
burned while trying to light a fire with
kerosene yesterday morning. She is still
living this evening, but can last only an
hour or two. Her mother lives in Minister,
AuslaiZe comfy.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

CIycIxxATI, O., April pa Lexington
special says The north bound passenger
Express train or. Cincinnati Southern, 60
ing fifteen miles per hour, ran into a mis-.
placed switch, early this morning, and the
engineer. Dan Driscall, was killsd. The
train was full OF passengers, aud all the
cars run off the track, but no passengers
were hurt. The fireman was slightly
scslded
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Died from Hf.Injuries.

ST. LOUIS, April 26.-Judge George NJ
Grasser, of Newark. Ohio, who was run
over by the street car on Monday night,
died from his injuries at o'clock this
morning, at the Southern Hotel. Mrs. Gras-
ser and her son arrived by this mornings s
train to find the lifeless body OF the hus-
band and father An inquest will be held
this afternoon, and the remains taken 70
Newark tO-nipht
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Mis.Ionar, society Meeting.

CINC1SxGTI, April 26-The Women's
Foreign Mission Baptist Society OF the
West is in session here, with Mrs. S. j.
Howe presiding. The address of Welcome
was made by Mrs. Duncan and the response
by Mrs. Howe Mrs. Brainbridge OF PrOvi.
dence, Il. l., is here by special invitation,
and will address the society.
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Proceedings OF the Forestry Congress.

CINCINNATI, April 2G.-Tbe ForeSterss
Congress assembledI in Music Hall, this
morning, Hon. G. B. Loring in the chair
The morning hour was consumed in read
ing papers by Prof. Hough and others,
The Eighth Street Park was dedicated as
Garfield Place by the planting OF trees and
other ceremonies. \ grand parade takes
place tomorrow. The Forestry Congress
and school children participate.
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MininxExchanre Con,olidation.

CHICAGO April ga virtual consolida-
ton of the Cnicapo Mining EXCHANGE and
the American Mining Exchange, OF New
York, has been effec ted. Each is to own
fifty seats in the other. The stock list OF
the American Exchange has been placed on
the board here, and the properties now
selling here will be listed at New York.
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PERSONAL POINTS.
WIZ ,---.J Jl,s,otcb IN The RerixtkT.

ue., YIrrinians ut the Capital City.
SDeciaI Dispatch 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, April 26.-MissE Z. V. Wood
burn and Mrs. Chas. A. Chamberlain, OF
West Virginia, are registered at the St.
James Hotel.
Mr.. John Frew, of the hteIhgencer, who
has been in the city for several days, left
for home tonight.
Hon. w. II. Hogeman, of Kanawha coun-
ty. counsel for the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company, was in the city to-day
on route 10 New York on business. Il.
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Ju,,-e Hocc's Appointment.

Speciu DSpntch 70 Ihe hegNNT'
WASHINGTON. April 26.-Speaker keiter,
appointed Representative Hoge,of W. Va
a member Of the House Committee OF the
District of Columbia, 10 fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Representative
Allen OF Missouri.
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Bros. warehouse, 5000, insurance S2,o0;
J. r. Ripley, shoe shop. $500 insurance
$50; John A. Love, grocer 1900, insur-
anoe $500; Reeds picture gallery, Sl,5o,
no insurance; Patterson's brick building,
$1,000. The burned block was owned by
Trabue & Co., of Louisville. Loss, S,0pi
insured.
MILwAUKEE, April 26.-The Milwaukee
Association Company's brewery is on IRE.
1t will probably be burned to the ground.
No estimate of the loss can yet be made.
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BONDED WHISKY.
The Finance Committee Opposed 10 the
Bill.
Spesial Dispatch to the Register.

Spesial Dispdtch to the Register.
WASHINGTON, April 26.-Itis now believed
that the Finance Committee are disposed
TO report against the bill extending the
bond period for whisky. The letters OF Sec
retary Folger and Commissioner Raum
have been read. and the arguments
in them for and against repeated
by the friends and foes of the bill in com.
mittee. The friends of the bill hope that
1t will be adopted in committee, and ifSso,
thot 1t will pass the Senate with slight
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HsnIan -. TVf~ksif.

Lospos,Apr 26;-IIsnlan and Triekett
ON NAV lst. Hsnlan scales I52 pounds I;
Trickett sbout I73. The latter will ros
seven pounds lighter. Trickett's party is
confident, spd they say their man did =
grand trial yesterday. Hanlan il rowing
81 we'll as ever. He has accomplished soms
wonderful mile-triaI spins. Tricketts
money il found by Mr.. Wentworth. sDn OF
and Australian millionaire. II IL believed
that Laycock, who has just arrived from
Australia, brought funds 70 back Trickeit.
Hsnlan returns home four days after the
race. He says that he will retire after he
row. Ross
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Raid Robbery on q Train.

HoRSEL1sv1LLR, y. Y, April 26.-Wm.
Drissell, drover of Leighton. Pa. when
train on the Erie road stopped for supper
here last evening, went 10 the water cooler
in the car. was surrounded by four men and
robbed of sG39. The thieves escaped.
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PnraIyzed nv Fall.

Bronson, o., April 26.-Yesterday two
year-old daughter of Martin Walk, near the
Welsh settlement, was struck with entire
paralysis OF the right side, the result OF a
fall from a rail fence yesterday.
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Very Careful suicide.

Bosrox, April 26.-Emile sissley' aged
o., an engraver, committed suicide 0o'y
with a pistol, using small mirror TO direct
his sbot. The deed was done at the entrance
of his office. No cause is known.