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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-04
FROM NEAR BY.
Special Reports From Surround
ing Towns.
The Truth Concerning That Mail Robbery
A Young Lady Suicides-Tay-
lor County Nominations
Disappearance.
NJ. E. CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS.

New PHILADELPHIA, October S.-The fol-
lowing are the appointments ofthe Eastern
Ohio Conference of the NJ. Z. Church for
the ensuing year, for the Cambridge, Bar.
nesyille, and Steubenville districts;
Cambridge District.
j. R. Mills, P. E. Bethel, w. Peregoy;
Beverly, A. c. Ellis; Brownsville, W. h.
Piggott; Byesville, T. J. Ream; Caldwell,
Geo. NJ Wilson; Cambridge, w. H. Locke;
Coal Run, E. S. Bowers; Dexter City,
]. H. Ekey; Duncan's Falls, G. W..
Dennis; Freedom, /. c. Paugh; Lebanon,
A. D. Mccormick; Lynch, to be supplied;
McConnelsville, JOS. Gledhill; Morgan. j..
NJ. Satterthwaite; Mt. Zion, James Walls;
Newport. II. Doan Ns.SiG;t. u. % n IsHg:l..,
s6n si Senecaville, T. F. Phillips; Stafford, J.
X. Shaffer; Stafford, Chas. Petty; Summer
field, A. w. Gruber; Unionville, F. ID. Fast.
Barnesyflle District.
G. w. Gray, P. E. Antioch, L. L. Fisher;
Armstrong, TO be supplied; Barnesyille, J.
H. Rogers; GAINESVILLE Circuit, c. b. Hen
thorn; Bealsville, J. A. Wright; Bellaire,
A. W. Butts; Centreyille, c. NJ. Hol-
lett; clariRgt0n W% S,.1t,v: FsFsasSn; Easni
bal, J. f. Garrett; Hendrysburg, NJ. Moses;
MlltOnsDurB, w. DdIuy InOifisto"h, - y .
Huddleston; Powhatan, s. Cummings;
Quaker City, T. H. Armstrong; st. Clairs-
vile, S. F. Minor; Somerton, H. A. Cobble-
dick; South Bellaire, T. II. Tayler; Wash
ington, H. S. Jackson; Winchester, W. X.
Yingling; Woodsield, A. S. Culp.
steubenville District.
A. r. Chapman, P. F., Bloomfield, J.. Q.
4. Miller; Bridgeport, J: r. Keys; Bridge.
port Circuit, y. {. Worthington; East
Liverpool, John Williams; East Spring
field, r. S. Strahl; Harlem Springs, NJ.
J. Slutz; Highlantown, George, Crook;
Mingo and George Run, to be sup
piled; Martins Ferry, f. r: Jones. New
Somerset, S. P. Lloyd; Richmond, L. H.
Stewart; Salineville, Isaiah Winters; Smith
field. n. B. Stewart, Steubenville, First
Church, J. H. Hollingshead; Steubenville
and Hamline, r. +. Randolph; Steuben-
Vile, Thompson and Finley, J. II. Ekey;
Toronto. J. c. Smith; Unionport J. s. Se-
crist: Warrentou, J. d. Fulton; Wells
Vile, J. w. Toland; Wintersville, +. l..
Swarty.
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GUITEAU'S BoQUET.
Report OF the Chemical Examinat

Report Of the Chemical Examination.
WASHINGTON, October 3.-Prof. Tilden
has submitted TO District Attorney Cork
hill report of the chemical examination
Just concluded of the poisoned boquet
given Guitesu by his sister, Mrs. Scoville,
the day before bis execution. The report
says the large bud of half opened flower
contained over FIVE grains of white arsenic,
not emily sufficient to cause death had 1t
been swallowed, but so largely in excess of
a fatal dose, the intent to poison by the one
who prepared the flowers would have been
defeated by emeticS. The original amount
OF arsenic was greater than that found, as
the petals failed to retain it in its dry
state. Corkhill says he is trying to dis.
cover who poisoned the flowers, and il
found they will be held to answer.
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Flushing, d.

FLrsHISc, D., october 3.-The citizens Of
this place think that the renowned West
Virginia orator, Kemple, should practice
what he breaches, while advocating the
temperance issues of ohio
Smith Herst, Esq, and wife are visiting
friends in Spice!and, Ind.
Rev. Peregog and wife are in town. lie
returned from conference yesterday.
School bas been postponed one week on
account Of the new school building not be-
ing completed.
There will be a wedding at the Friends
Church tomorrow at IL O'Clock. Miss Ida,
daughter OF David Branson, Esq, and a gen
tleman from Philadelphia being the con-
tracing parties.
A. 5. Clemens, Esq. OF Urichsyille, was
here yesterday and to-day.
Miss Bates, of lewa, is visiting At Smith
Branson's.
A literary society will be organized at
No. school house tonight.
Mrs. o. s. Holloway will offer her person
al property for sale on Thursday afternoon.
She intends TO join her husband in Dakota.
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Grafton, w. Va
IGnorinI % fhs Renilfer.


GRAFTON, W. Va, October 3.-At recent
meeting Of the Democracy, Zell Cochran re-
ceived the nomination for House OF Dele
gates, Perry Gunthropfor Commissioner Of
County Court and Columbus Ford for Sur
veyor. At q prior meeting Of Republicans,
Rev. A. Powell, a Baptist minister. received
the nomination for House Of Delegates,
and John Henry for County Court Com
missioner. The Workingmen, or knights
of Labor. have also held their convention,
and made nominations for each OF the
above Offices, all being Republicans. So 1t
would seem that we have three full-grown
Organized parties who have men in each
Who are willing 70 take upon themselves
the great responsibilities, all for the good
Of the dear people. The Workingmen claim
to be 500 strong IL so, they can elect their
men, Is we cast only 2,6Qvotes ct our gen
eral elections. so far neither party has
show much interest in the contest
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A STARTLING RUMOR.
Reported Attempt on the Life Of tho

Reported Attempt on the Life Of the
Pope.
LONDON, October 3.-The Paris Figaro pub
fishes report that the Pope, while walking
in the gardens Of the Vatican, was fired at
by a soldier but not hit The report has not
been confirmed, and is discredited at the
Italian embassy in London.
Influence OF the Porte Waning.
CoHsrAHTIYoPLE, October SIT is evident
that the leading Turkish diplomatists are
convinced that the influence of the Porte
in Egypt is practically thing of the past
Although the Porte will make every at
tempt to secure a voice in the final settle
ment of the Egyptian question, there is lit
tie confidence in the success OF the attempt
The fact is recognized that an entirely new
order OF things must be established in
Egypt, and it is admitted that England can
not permit the interference of any other
power.i
In the adjustment it is believed the Brit
ish Cabinet has made
Direct Secret Negotiations
with the Powers TO obtain their assent to
the measures proposed by England regard
ing financial control, the protection of the
Suez Canal, and the reorganization OF the
Egyptian army.
1t is probable that so complete all under
standing has been reached that the work
of the conference, in case it reassembles,
will be merely to endorse the arrangements
already made. The feeling here, especially
among the lower classes, is very bitter
against England. The best educated among
the Turkish population think Turkey had,
at one time during the recent insurrection,
A Great Opportunity
to reassume absolute control in Egypt, and
the dilatory and timid policy of the Turk
ish Cabinet is sharply criticised. 1t is
argued that if firm course had been pur.
sued, Egypt would not now be at the mercy
of foreigners. That England will make
most of her conquest is thought to be GER
tain, and it is believed the government of
Egypt will hereafter be absolutely under
English control, while every exertion will
be made TO restore the status quo ante bel
lunl, and thus deprive the Port and Conti-
mental Powers OF any plausible pretcxt for
interfering in Egyptian affairs. This point
gained, England will proceed to deal with
the question entirely with a view to her
own interests, and secure complete control
of the international highway to the East
The Trial of the Rebels.
CAIRO, October 3.-Separate buildings are
being fitted up for the reception Of the pris-
oners to be tried by court martial, includ-
ing Arab Pasha and Toulba Pasha. The
court will set on the same premises as that
in which the prisoners are confined in or
der to obviate the necessities of conveying
them to and fro.
An Admission.
The lower classes fail to realize the defeat
of Arabl Pasha and the national cause, and
amongst the commercial section and middle
classes a bitter feeling prevails In inhu-
ential native circles il is not expected that
respect for the Khedive can be restored.
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SPORTING.
Hosmer Wins.

MANCHESTER, y. H., October 3.-Hosmer
won the single scull race. Courtney, in
the exhibition pull, beat the time OF the
race.
MANCHEsrEg, y. H., October 3.-The re-
gatta at Lake Massabesic to-day drew q
large crowd. When the single sculls were
called, which was nearer than o'clock,
only six men responded instead OF twelve.
Plaisted, Conley, Hamm and Elliott
were absent, and Courtney steadfsstly
refused to row. The latter has been
generally given the cold shoulder by the
other oarsmen since his arrival. and much
ill feeling was shown at his entering the
field. Last night this i'll feeling eliminated
in difficulty between Lee and his old
backer, John Cree, the former expressing
indignation that Cree should have brought
Courtney here. Lee struck Cree several
times in the face. Cree was roughly han
died. Cree obtained a replevin writ to-day
and attempted to gain possession OF Lees
boat before the race, claiming he Cree
had furnished him with the boat.
Lee succeeded in retaining pos.
shell was seized by the sheriff, In the
slngle scull race the starters took position
in the order named, Lee, Riley, Hosmer,
lTlsCOll, nClHcTutN anu Nd>tg' iac 'oulo'
is called three miles with a turn, but the
actual length is something less. A fair
start was made. Riley crossed the line first
a trihe outside the buoy. being forced there
to clear the wash from the Others, and WAS
disqualified by the referee. Hosmer WAS
next and was awarded the race. Lee took
second place.
jerome Park Races.
JEROME PARK, n. Y, October 3.-First
race, mile and quarter free for all: Gold,
|; Della. .; IIillarity, 3. Time, 2:lGH.
Second race, one and three-q q uarter miles ::
Miss Lumby, /; Amazon, 2; Elkhorn Lass.
3. Time, 800.
Third race. thrce.quarters Of mile {:
Breeze, /; Cyril 2; Bella, 3. Time, l:l2O.
Fight OF.
New YORK, October 3.-The prize fight
between Elliott and Tug Wilson is of.
Tug" telegraphs that he will not return
to America Elliott got the forfeit OF 81 900.
Base Hall.
At Boston
Rostons ........... .........0 ! 2f2 y 0-i0
Providence ..............O 0 l ] % l-B
At New York
Chicagos .........-.....-.O q u
Metropolitans .........O U U u
At Philadelphia
Troys ); PhIladelphias, 2.
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Beecher's Thirty.firth Anniversary.

BROOKLYN, October 3.-Today is the
Ward Beechers pastorate of Plymouth
Church, having preached his first sermon
October 5, 1917. In speaking of his minis
terial career here, Mr.. Beecher said: II
have not changed the line of my direction
from that day to this. have adopted no
new things Of which | had not some out
line in my mind at that date. l think
could reconsider one-half that | have
preached during those thirty five years,
and go on preaching that still, and OF the
other half of my discourses, poor as they
are. believe ! was prompted to preach
them for the salvation OF mems souls"
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ITS A MILD DRINK,
Bus There Seems 10 Ne . desc Deal
Csea.

hat There Seems 20 Ne . 0ss1 Deal
CSea.
CHICAGO, October 3.-Thc resppraisement
of the ginger ale, held st the Custom House
in this city, September 25, resulted In .
disagreement between the general appraiser
and merchants appraiser. Yesterday Col.
lector spalding decided 10 uphold Appraiser
Heyls decision that the market value of
ginger ale in Belfast, Ireland. was thrss
shillings and ten pence per dozen pinss.
Three cases were decided by this hear
ing, one represented by W. A. Ross Bros,
New York, and two by Grommes& A Ullerich,
OF Chicago. This decision makes the ap-
praisement here decidedly higher than in
New York where the sppraisement 10 msds
on invoices st n i0I<d The importations
Of ginger ale annually Into this country
amount to Gl 900 dozen pinb.
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A COWARDLY DEED.
A Drummer Insults Some Ladies' and
StaIs Their Protector.

ANDERSON, Isp., October S.-A probable
fatal stabbing took place at the Bee Line
depot at nine o'clock last night. An un-
known travelling man insulted some ladies
in the depot and also in the car. They ap-
pealed to Samuel Trublood for protection.
TrubIood stepped between the man and
the ladies and struck at the travelling man,
who stabbed him through the right lung
with sword-cane. He then sprang on the
C., ". and NJ. train, just pulling out, and
made his escape. Trublood was taken up
town. DR.. 3. F. Spann pronounced the
wound very dangerous. kilograms have
been sent to Marion and Wabash with a
description of the assassin.
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LABOR TROUBLES.
s,rike I'm Iaekson Comfy. 0.

DAYTON. O., October 3.--Some 80 cart
men and general laborers in the coal mines
and iron furnaces at Wellston, Jackson
county, struck this morning, closing the
mines entirely. The cause of the strike
is the refusal Of the operators 10 pay the
same wages as at Coalton-twenty cents
more per day. The matter will be referred
TO a committee OF five operators and five
miners, but il is tn ought that the opera.
tors will not concede TO :he demand. This
cuts off 80 per cent. Of Jackson county's
coal trade, or a daily yield Of about sixty
cars. The Emma blast furnace was the
last 70 close, but did so this even ing. The
men are quiet and no violence Is antici-
pated.
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Obituary.

PARIS, October 3.-Madame Hermanie
Sandria Les Guillon, the sutheress is dead.
LEBANON. Tenn, october 3.-Hon. Robt.
/. Carruthers. Ex-Governor and ex'member
of Congress. died last night.
DAVENPORT, IA, October Sd. {. FL
dridge, one of the pioneer settlers of 1886,
died here to-day, aged S4 years.
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Foa CONGRESS-.
Yesseraay's Hs0isstisss.

Bosros, October 3.-Tbs contest Ia the
Sixth Republican Congressional District
continued until b:20 this morning. when
Elisha H. Converse was nominated on ths
I30th ballot.
LOssD.LE, Pa, October 3.-Lencrai w.
w, II. Davis has been nominsted for Con-
gress by the Democrsts of the Seventh dis
trict
NEW ORLEANS. OctObss 3.-Tbs Democrats
Of the Second district have noDinatsd Y
John Ellis for Congress, -
greenfield. MAS. October 3-Ths Re-
pubiicabs OF the Eleventh COugressiooal
district have nominstsd Vim. Whiting.
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Young Man in Trouble.

PHILADELPHIA, October 3.-Jcrome Stew
art, who was admitted TO the dental de-
partment of the University of Pennsyl-
vania last Monday, was arrested to-day
charged with being concerned in the rob-
berry of the book and stationary store OF j.
V. Staut, ILL.,, last July. He denied that
he had been concerned in the robbery, but
stated that although he knew of the affair,
he had not left Jacksonville until last
month He is held for the action OF the
Illinois authorities.
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Entered n Convent,

49,. -. 'N.sE, October 3.-Helen Paulin Nc
!. M; The youngest daughter of Mr.. Jas.
.s,.. I1.aS'srS, editor of the Catholic Free
=, ,,UI'nal, % New York. was received
ina ~, ing into the Carmelite convent.
~ n.'S,thoP Gibbons addressed the Young
u. M on Ine duties of her state Of life, and
al. ENDED her for the sacrifice she was
ls,T Of the world and its pleasures.
|tFgymsn assisted at the ceremonies.
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APustou I'm Germany.

BERLIN, October 3.-An important reso.
luton was adopted at Gotha, yesterday, by
the leaders Of the three great sections oi the
Liberal party. The National Libersit JOIN
ed the Secessionists and Progressisu In de-
claring that the Liberals should uuite in {
more closely organized association against
all other political parties Xithout preiu
dice 70 minor dIdeSsnces,
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sANoTMtR WRtcx.


CHAxHKRssuRc, Pa, October s.-A pas-
senser train ON the Mount Alto road struck
q COW this afternoon. One coach was
thrown from the track and nine passengers
injured, four, Mrs Dtlow, OF Huntington.
Or. Hayes. Of shippingburs. J. q. Hess, Of
Quincy, and Conductor Fahnestock, ssri-
ously.
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QUICK TIME.
The Comet Makes the fastest Trip -
Record.

The Comet Makes the Fsseese TIP -
Record.
BosroN, October 3-Two fine observations
have been obtained ct Harvard Observatory
Of the comet, which almost definitely g.
tablish IL as one OF brief period. Accord.
ing to present data Il must have made tbs
circle OF the sun in two or three hours. st
the rate Of 400 miles q second. and the fact
that the suns atmosphere Offers no check
to It's progress proves IL TO be inoombusti-
bic, unlike meteorites.
WASHINGTON, October S.-An observation
Of the comet was made this morning by
Professor Winlock, assistant astronomer 81
the naval observatory. lie shows that IL
position still agrees very we'll with that OBJ
iained from the calculations OF Professor
Frisbie, when iirst seen. II does not seen,
quite so bright, but there is still good
nucleus. The observers here see no reason
to change their opinion that II 10 the Bar.
nard comet.
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CHATTANOOGA, TEE, October 3-Ths
County Court to-day increased the reward
for the Taylor bothsrs, Who Murdered
Sheriff Cole snd bis chief dsputy tyo weeks
ago. 70 g. $50. The total reward 10 noW
1880. The State will siso inereass tbs
reward. The Tsylors srs thought 70 b
hiding in the mountain ssventy-nrs mliss
north of this city.
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Can't Set Lt.

Diabetes, Bright's Disease, Kidney, Uri-
nary or Liver Complaints cannot be con-
tracted BY You or your family il Hop Bit
tiers are used, and il you already have any
of these diseases Hop Bitters is the only
medicine that will positively cure you.
Don't forget this. and don't get some prtfted
up stuff thai Will only hsrM yea.
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Cambridge. o.
ISDecidl 10 the Re0ssfey.

CAMBRIDGE, O., October 3.-George Al.
baugh, a well-to-do resident of the north
ern part Of Guernsey county, has been
missing since Friday last. and much con.
cern is manifested lest he has been foully
dealt with. He vas seen about noon Of
the day mentioned, but since that time no
tidipgs have been received as to his where.
abouts, although diligent search has been
made, with view to ascertaining his fate
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PHILADEIPHA, October S-A man named
Henry Franks, living at No. l7I Market
street, brstally assaulted and kicked his
sweetheart, Mary White, at 1887 Market
street on the street this morning, and when
locked up, attempted to commit suicide by
hanging himself with his suspeBders. He
was cat down, however, in time to save his
life
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CHICAGO, October al. W. Johnson. OF
Sheldon, IL, who shortly after Garfield s
Inauguration was candidate for the office
of Minister to Sweden, has been arrested
here for forging notes and mortgages, by
which he cleared S. 900. a.
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GORd CrOnS.

NASHVILLE. October 3-The Commits
sioner OF Agriculture reports the following
average of crops in this State for Septem'
Der: Corn, 172; cotton, 104; sorghum. l3S;
turnips, l05; t. Cbacco, III; millet, III; late
Irish potatoes, l3l; sweet potatoes, ~
apples. 1874: peaches, 1O6; grapes, 80; mel
ons, ll3; garden products, 1877; buckwheat,
0S; peanuts, 100.
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Suicide.

CHICAGO, October 9-Mercer Marcus,
formerly we'll known dealer in furs in
this city. committed suicide by shooting
in Lincoln Park, to-day. Cause, financial
embarrassment He leaves a wife and
daughter in Vienna. Austria, and a son in
California.
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WHFEIING. W. VA. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 4. 1882

live stock exhibit Is one OF the best
ever seen in this region and the displays
OF agricultural machinery, grain and fruits,
are worth long journey to see. The i'm.
provements made to the buildings and
grounds have already shown their value,
and are appreciated by both exhibitors and
visitors. The Fair closes Friday evening.
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ELECTION NEWS.

Prohibition In View nampshire.
MAscBEsTER, October 3-Forty town,
voted 20 license at yesterdays election.
Delaware.
wTLnrHGros, October 3--Tbe State Is re-
esrded Democratic by 4, $50 majority.
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NARH n 1877.

LITTLE Rock, Ask-. October 3-rhs essg
OF robbers, who fpr I've ysars psst hsys In
tested the vide :botto6s bstweso ths -.
Francis and Arkansas rivers, have f0usA
their fourth victim is John DianooA. ia
the employ Of the Memphis and Little
Rock. whom thsy murdered asd roese1
of go.
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Specinl Dipatch % uie ReqiEt1.

IRosros, o., October IA very distress
ing case of suicide is reported from Law.
renee Furnace, this county. Miss Emma
McAter, beautiful and accomplished
young lady, the daughter of well-to-do and
respectable parents, took dose OF stryeh-
nine Monday afternoon, and wss corpse
in few moments. She had become deep.
ly attached 10 young gentleman OF the
town, and his failure to reciprocate the
feeling. Is ascribed as the cause OF the oct.
She eIonerated him from all blame In the
presence Of her parents short time before
her ueath. and left Hote In her trunk,
ssTing she died for love Of him. but tha,
he was in no way TO blame for 1t.
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HEAVY ROBBERY.
A Bateher Relieved of0yer Eight Thou
swuA

NEW YORK, October 3-As F. A. Lanca-
shire, a butcher doing business in Astoria,
was on his way home on Saturday night,
he was attacked by two men, who beat him
over the head and stole his pocket'book,
containing $500 in money. lancashire
was dubbed until he was =insensible, and
when found it was thought he had breathed
his last. The physicians fear that the
shock to his system will result fatally.
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Rr% E<e,ner,, Co.yeusion.

ClkcisSArI, October 3.-The third annual
convention of the North American Bee
Keepers Society began its session here this
morning and will con tinue three days. Dr:
A. J. Cook, of the Michigan Agricultural
College, is President with DR.. Ehriek Parm-
ely. Of New York. as Secretary. -
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Coal Mine Ablake.

New SrRArrsvILLE, October 3.-The Con-
solidated Coal Company mine is on, .hre,
caused by the furnace. They have the tire
banked up in hopes Of smo,hering 1t, and
trust to extinguish it soon, although 1t
looks very serious now.
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CharlestSa. ". Va.
sNN....I n....t.l q. AL.

Special Dlspdfch 70 he K<gSter.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, October S.-Yester.
day evening Sylvester Hammond. of Little
Sandy, was kicked in the breast by horse,
while in this city, from the effects OF which
he died this morning. He leaves large
family. He was man widely known and
respected
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Snflden Death.

AKReN, October 3.-August Burkhart,
aged fifty, drank glass OF beer at q saloon
on Washington street yesterday. went nto
the yard and dropped dead. He heayes
wife and five children.