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Terrible Accident.

MEYERspALE, Pa, September 1l:-Nor-
man Heider, a boy Is years of age, fell from
a load of oats Saturday while assisting to
thresh on the farm OF DIR. w. H. Myers, in
the edge of this town, and was seriously il
not fatally hurt. He had agrain fork in
his hand but threw it from him when he
felt himself falling. 1t struck the ground
handle first and the falling boy was impsled
on it's prongs. One of the long tines enter
ed his left side below the ribs, and narrow
ly missing the heart, penetrated his lungs
He is still living and may recover, but his
condition is critical.
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CosI Dtseoxeretk.

BozEAax, NJ T., September h.-yery
important coal DEVELOPMENTS have been
lately made in the Bell range between
Bozsman and the Yellowstone and close to
the line Of the railroad. The Southern Pa
cifc depends largely ON English coal. ship
ped to San Francisco. and the officials ol
the Northern Pacific were beginning to be
seriously alarmed about their fuel supply.
1t is true that immense beds Of Ignite are
found slong the line Of the road from Bis
marck west, but il has proved impossible
to nee IL IN the locomotives except mixed
Biih o barge prvp1.iQp Ri Ecterp eosi
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St.bhed 70 the Heart

PlopIsro, TEX, Septspber il.-Pster
Lauehlin, foreman of thsnev court house
building, went into q saloon, last night and
was invited TO drink BY txp cowboys named
Whitley and Underwood. Laughhn de-
elined the invitation; .hereuPo1 J, Whitley .tna,
him, but Laughlin kaocked the weapon
from his hand Whstlsy then drew a. dirk
and stabbed Laughlin in the heart, killing
him instantly. Whitey and underwood
nounted tseir hcrses and fia4 bur sere
pursued by a posse of citizens, and escaped
after yoanclins one Of the posse and shoot
ing the horse % another. undefsood In .
brother of Heary Underwood. the lannon's
train robbsr OF the Sam Bass gang.
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OhitnAry.

CrNC1axArI, o., September 11.-Eraszsns
B. 0wsley, a we'll known pork packer. OF
this city, died suddenly at his home our
ting last night, Of heart disease. he wss
born in Garrett county, in 1881,
DANvILLx Va September 1l.--Cxpt
John Z. Hatchsr, late Chief OF Police, shot
by Mayor Johaston on the 9th insk, died
this morning.
LITTLE Ross. ARK, September Il-Pat
Murphy, the frst Union or war Governor
OF Arkansas, died at his home in Madison
county on she Stb, aged 80 yeals-
PARIS, September 11.-Edmond Membre
the well kAown musical composer, is dead
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A GRAND COMBINATION
which Proposes to Slaughter Gov. 80.
John, of Kansas.

ST. LoUIs, September IA dispatch from
Topeka, Kansas, says there is movement
on foot in Kansas to defeat st. John, the
Republican candidate for Governor, and 1t
is said some OF the best and leading Repub-
licans in the State are at the head OF it. The
plan contemplates the withdrawal of w. G.
Lick and Chas. W. Robinson, the Demo-
cratic and GreenbaCk nominees, and through
u delegate or mass convention to nominate
some man upon whom the entire OppOsl-
ton can unite. A joint meeting of the
Democratic and Greenback State Commit
tees will meet in Topeka Thursday, and
committee OF diSaffected Republicans are
expected to be on hand TO see what can be
effected in the way of grand combination
of the opposition forces. 1t is estimated
there are 10000 kicking Republicans who
will vote against st. John, and these united
with 7O, 900 Democrats, $1,000 GreenbackerS
and some 10000 anti-ProhibitiOn Germans,
united on an independent candidate. would,
il is claimed, easily eject him.
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WHEELING W. VA. TUESDAY MoRNING SEPTEMBER r. 1882

commission OF the deed Smith had some
trouble with his wife. He intimate that
he would soon be out Of the pay, but as
this was common thing with hiht she
gave herslf no concern about him, and
left the house to visit peighbor. On ler
return. she found the doors locked, and
soon after his dead body was discovered in
the house. IL
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THIEF ARRESTED.
A Young ScoundreI with an Eye TO
Business.

Special Dispatch 10 The Register.
PAREERsBURG, September 1l.-Captan
Mehan succeeded, to-day, in terreting out
and arresting young thief who has been
for some time stealing clothing from
Epstain & Felsenheld, of this city. For
some time they have been missing clothing
and could not account for the loss. Guy
Green, a colored lad ten years of age, was
arrested with one of the suits on, and con-
fcssed his guilt and disclosed the where
abouts of more Of the stolen property,
which was concealed in his mothers house
and recovered by officer Mehan, who also
arrested the mother, on a,eharge OF receiv-
ing stolen goods. The boy is a regular
born thief and has BEEN in Jail before for
petty thefts.
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Fatally Burned.

CLEVELAND, September ll.-John and
Henry yssnder, aged seven and eleven years
respectively, stepsoas Of Mr. Leonard
Vernsdoarfer, at!empted to kindle fire.
They poured oil on slowly bnrning wood,
when tiSs oil ignitet and an explosion fol-
lowed. The boys GiDthiDg were set on fire
and they were soon envelepkd In iame1.
In their agony tho little fellows could 40
no,bing hut scream. Dra Stevenson and
Benrstt were Immediately called 10 attend
the httle sufferers when Il was found that
they had sustained injuries which would
prove fatal. The boys bodies presented q
Shocking sight, teing burned In Q terrible
m.nnsr, and thor sufferings were intense
DGath however, soon came 70 their reu9 1.
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An.nenxe<s Yeuefan.

DESyxR, September l1.-Carl Heining, .
ieweler, while engaged, yesterday, in re-
fining twelve dollars worth of gold dust
the vessel containing the same was broke
and the dust was lost Heining rushed
from his labrat0ry exclaiming, II am
ruined" and taking bottle OF poison, be
dIank il and died instantly. =
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Doing - Mexico.

CHICAGO. Ill, September ia p'1ty Of
prominent ChicsgoaRs started this morn
ing to inspect tks Mexican Central ra4s
road at its opening from III Paso TO Chr
hauhau. J.. u. Sater, J.. ID. Arman, y. n
Kent, w. X. Sullivan and others were ot
iha
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and 1t is necessary 10 keep II cosered at the
mines and transports II in covered cars to
prevent its crumbling.
HEAVY STORMS.
Considerable Damage Dose In As~
.- York.

Considerable Damage Dose In Nv
York.
Nkw York, September ia storm Of
wind and rain has been sweeping over this
city all day. doing much damage to prop
erty along the riIer front On the lower
part of South street the rain flooded the
cellars Of many buildings occupied By
ship chambers and provision dealers, spoil.
ing their stock. In West street o number
of cellars were filled with water over q foot
in depth, requiring the constant use OF
pumps to keep the water from gaining.
The cutters were not large enough 10 carry
off the streams of water which washed
down from Broadway.
At Portsmouth, O.
CtysINsATI, September 1.-THE Gazette's
Pumeroy, o., special says: The Touring
mill with saw mill attached. belonging TO
Miller & Houdson, Wilkesville, was bum
J sed+o-aay. Loss $500; insurance $500.
9,siEs boa .InsYligfnfk.rs ,.as
X iHHpgprHs. yAa Ssptenber u--The
:. 3, /, s,.k :, = lsss :, ,elSAt - Z
streams, overtfowing the lowlands and de-
stroying property. Five hundred feet OF
trestle, used in extending the dam across
the river at this place was washed awey,
carrying five worsmen with il, t,who, after rid
ing six miles, managed to swim ashore.
The Richmsnd ssd Allegheny Railroad
bridge across the Tyre river was washed
away and other damage done.
In Georgia.
CoLuMBur, GS, September ll.-Reports
have been received of much damage to the
cotton and com by the storm Saturday
night and Sunday morning-fences were
blown down and forest trees prostrated.
Estimated dan iaee to the crops in the sur
rounding countryis s5o,0O0.
AZ Atlantic City.
ATLANTIC CrrI, N J., September IA
cyclone struck this neighborhood this
morning, uprootingtrees and demolishing
fences. The house VI William Mouncc
was blown from its foundation.
In SpAin.
MADRID. septem ber ll.-Great damage
has been done by storms and floods in the
south Of Spain.
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A MOS Fo,LEn
UnsssssssSsl Asse0os. - k1se6 snNR
1eFe1 % ApliAoA,

U.sssss~sui Asss0ss. - LSseS AaA
1ePes - lpliaoa,
wnmroros. IsP. ssptsmbss iL-At
midsisbt Saturday, sbodx Of masked nea
undertook 10 take fssp jail md lynch JSan.
Hsntr, the murdssp Of VIM, Lsal1 ~
tSey were rspulss&byss armed guard q
twelve men.
CmcAso, Septsuber Ma Wsohiagtoa,
Ind. special ssyk; the shshG, lssSnlnG thet
an attempt Wosjh b made by mob %
take from jsu snd lynch 1shh Huntsf.
who murdered VIM Lents, secretly -.
risoned the Jed Sith thirty s99ed DAA
Al two O'Clock lsss night Q mob conPoeea
Of The yelssivss Of w. O. KsAb esd the
Lenfr family, which hs4 sualere4 fse0
Hunters sl6r1ng aim. sppssfsA hat ysfs
unstIe TO- fosee the jail s11 1wsfs os9na6e4
from mskiog trosbls - ~ shstt1 -
prosecutiss attorney. Th,x h4ye - ySS
however given up. nd The ~ n -
guarded, vhiIs the Desperate 1'sa thpeeeca
10 storm its door, asd viu "a eolaieas -
prisoser 10 tried and copuetea tbh 49,
Tbe murderer csoschsd ~ y Aisesu dss'
inc thS sYcitsAool
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Convention of Fire Chiefs.

CINCINNATI, September 1.-THE eonven-
ton CT the chiefs of fire departments
throughout the world, opens here to-
morrow. Two hundred and fifty delegates
will attend, including Capt + M. Shaw,
Chief of the London Fire Brigade, and Clay
Sexton, of ST. Louis.
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caIifaruIa Atate RaiH.

s.cEAxEsro, September u.-Ibe State
tnir opened to-day with immenx. oFowds.
person vas injured. The organ fell upos,
the bride. and can OF ice cream sanding
in the room alighted upon teA groom.
causipg him TO look quite wbiz.
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OUGHT TO SHUT n. UP.
Terrible Fight In Low Dive at Wells
willie, d.

willie, d.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
WELISvILLE, o., September IA terri
bic row occurred this afternoon in the
saloon of Frank Smelts, on Third street, in
which two of the participants, Bill Dennis
and Jack Redman, received several ugly
cuts and were pretty badly used up. Dem
mis- received two frightful gsshes on one OF
his legs and Redman another across the
left hand, besides several blows on the side
of his face with beer glass. This saloon
is one of the lowest dives in town, and is
the place where James McGayereu is sup
posed TO have received his blow.
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MARSHALL. TKxAA Gsptsmber ii.-Coa.
corSis Lodge, L o. B. T., hsrstotass oas q
the leading Temperance Sociesise In The
State, have decided to surrender theil
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New N,REA,

SrEuBENyILLE, September 1.-THE Pan,
handle Railroad company have determined
4. build eight cars at their shops in this
city, and are getting ready for operations
a large force OF workman, and make money
plentier here.
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wast virginia Rehtntl.

WASHINGTON, September 1.-The corn
crop in all the region south of Pennsyivania
and the Ohio river is in high condition IN
every State except West Virginia.
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a Mine Caves In.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, September IA
special TO the daily Telegraph, from Han.
cock, Lake Superior, states that section OF
the surface of the famous Calumet and
Hecla copper mine, seventy.five by twenty
five feet gave way to-day, entailing a loss
of over 5000. No lives were lost as far as
known.
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FIRE RECORD.
A $4,000 BIaxA

DEcAuTER,, ILL, September ia fire
yesterday destroyed the east side OF a block
on Second street, between Monroe and Ad-
ison streets. Fourteen buildings were
burned. Loss, forty to fifty thousand dol
lars, with about 10000 insur ance.
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For noah or Premise.

Ayaos. O., September ll.-Miss AnssA
A, GYoss. OF Hudson, commenced proesea-
ing, in Common Pleas Court againat IqbD
l.. Chapman, Of the same place, fos i've
thousand dollars damages for breach Of
r,comise OF marriage.
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SIpN - the Star Route trials do cost
? Government as some energetic
Washington correspondent has discov-
r,j That's cheaper than a continu-
raEr Brady's expediting processes.
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Tha Ptnkeve.

WINDSOR. ILL.,, September 1.-THE pir ,k-
eve is doing considerable damage amt ING
Tie horses in this part Of the State. Sew raj
farmers have already lost horses, and m my
others have becn compelled TO stop farn iing
operations for the present, until their
horses recover. Ono farmer near town has
( ten affected at one time.
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The OpopinE Might,

LOUISVILLE, KY, September ll.-A large
and fashionable audience greeted the pre-
sentaiion of 'Taken from Life" at Macau.
ley's theatre this evening, it being the
first night OF the theatrical season in this
city
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The stoIen Steamer.

YASKroN, u. t., September 1.-THE
Steamer Peninah, which was stolen from
! the United States officers at Bismarck, and
started down the riyer. was recaptured at
st. George island by Deputy from Pierre.
The officers and men were made prisoners.
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A New Stsaoef.

LOUISVILLE, September 1.-The q. II
Parisst, built by Howard, at tsfersonvil6,
for the Lower MississipEt tradA uAs
launched this evening. Tka boat Will h
conuanded BY her owners Captain fSsak
Beck and Alex McVsy.
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r,s Vermont election shows q fall
,Yfum the vote Of 1850 of about
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CHICAGO, septeu6sr 11--AA Anna sps-
cial says: The Jury returned . vssdiet ol
ninty-nine years in the penBa(isry against
Fam Hsgal, Who brutally Hafdered kis
fYe-Year Old child.
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Smelting Works Burned.

AUBURS, CAL, September 11.-Yester-
day afternoon the smelling works of the
California Iron Company caught fire, it IS
supposed from gas escaping from furnacs.
The works cost about $f50,OO0. Loss, very
heavy,
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Snator CamerOn's stenees are down
lain. with the additional calamity this
Of the pOst-holes being filed up
= most Of the lumber carted away.
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r,sipc and Keifer will assist in the
,nb,jran campaign in Kansas.
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The French Minister of Agriculture
3, Just placed at the disposal of NJ.
,,eur further sum of $4,000 francs
continue his researches in connec-
n with the contagious diseases of ami
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Go. Him,elr eat Of the way.

HARRIsBuRs, Pa. September 1L-!ohn
Smith, a rag peddler, committed suicide
last evening by hanging himself to the
rupg Of ladder. a shoyt upe before the
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U.>,~~ Yrs~hs

To worry about any Liver, Kidney of
Urinary Trouble. especislly Bhghvs Die-
Of cure where . curs D possibis. We tnou
ilhs
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r,e oil production is dropping and the
= i. gradually going up.
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coc,i deal of nervousness isa pretty
,rs Characteristic of the strike just
u. pu both sides.
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Vss Frank James been summering in
+,rslas Three bold highway robber-
were committed in Montreal last
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Ast LoutsMan In Trouble.

NEv YORK, September l1.-FrsncAaro
Gallo, of st. Louis, was arrested here TO-
day, on a charge OF svindling. He was re-
manded to await a requisition froaa the
Governor.
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DESIRE TO UNITE.
Philadelphia Republicans willing to
Clasp Hands.

PHILADELPHIA, September n.-At noon
to-day an important meeting OF leading Re-
publicans was held at the office of John
Welsh, for the purpose of taking steps to
secure the withdrawal of Beaver and Stew
art, and the selection of a candidate for
Governor who will be thoroughly acceptable
to both factions. There were present John
Welsh, Thos. Cochran, Amos X. Little,
Joseph Wharton and Edwin n Benson. 1t
is said letter will be formulated and ad-
dressed to both candidates asking them, for
the good of the entire party, to withdraw.
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m, exposures of corruption i'm the
.tirlphia poor-houSe management
, more startling every day.
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DYSPEPSIA, the bug.hesr OF epicureans,
Will be relieved by BrDRp's Iron Bittess.
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Sara PH. N. r., Hspssshs iL.yesr
prisoners, one Of vhoR ~ Aareeseg-
Wit Yarberry-andss sentspse q NeeeAs
escsped from the js0 bore ~ eycspev0'
ing tbs guard anA tumpisg ffcQ ~ sooL
One - been SsesDtafsA sst ~ sshs0
are sffu at 1aeRo.
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THE NEWS.

,c5 - the Star Reuters We're trying
s,xpedite" the jury!
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BrOtheFh00u OI E20oOh1oIiFehAE.o
TKREE HAUrE, IND, September n.-The
Brotherhood of LOGON olive Engineers held
its ninth annual meeting here taday, with
l29 lodges represented and % visiting
members present
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MAINE.
Result Of the Voting Away Down
East. ~.

Returns Show That the Rebuplicans Have
Made Large Gains-Robie's Majority
1000 to 10,000-They Catch
All the Congressman. .-
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: T.s..s; n.,.,;. IN. M.s;; 49,. ssPsess s.;s s
and iOss shilds.e, eimsit - - -
st1set and thss lsftts!a - 49, 80.
childsrs .srs plsesd r - A1eeseaA'
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Heavy FAflure.

LONDON, September 1l.-Samusl Clsye,
IIn,IvSay carriage maker. Of Long Eaton,
D''o 'oyShire, has failed. Liabilities E2o0, 900.
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THEY COULDN'T AGREE.
The Star Route Jury Make a Botch
OF Their Verdict.
Two Of the Small Fry are Found Guilty
Two Stubborn jurymen Save the
DOrseys and Brady From
Prison Cell.
MOTION MADE FOR A NEW TRIAL,

WASHINGTON, September l1.-That cur
iosity in the result OF the Star Route trial
has not abated was manifested by the large
crowd which thronged the court room this
morning. Miner, Reerdell, Turner, Vail
and J. W. Dorsey were in attendance. The
Judge having taken his seat the session of
Friday closed and the session of Monday
was entered upon. The jury entered look
ing tatigued and generally worn out. In
answer to the question of the clerk as to
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The siege of the Rio Grand towns by
he yellow fever still continues, while
Rnsacola is suffering more than any
lher Fortunately, however, the
.ague will soon be cut short by the
-umu frOSts.
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No more censnrable depth Of crime can
be named. think this is not the place
for the court or jury to talk on that sub
Iect. 1t is a matter which ought to be in
the hands of officers of the law, and if any
scoundrel be convictedlof such attempt N
don't know whether this jury would con-
yict him or not) we shall endeavor to do
our duty as court. Goodbye, gentlemen.
jury, stating who approached them.
Merrick-Nor have we, and the Govern
ment will examine the whole matter.
Wilsen-And counsel for defense will have
a hand in the examination. The Govern
ment will not make the examination by it.
self
Merrick-Pardon me sir, but the Govern
ment will, and
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No More AhaminahIe-

jury, that efforts to bribe have been made
] think.
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Patrick II. Whalen, of Poughkeepsie,
arising at $50 Friday morning,
lni that he was totally blind. At
~ his eyesight returned to him, as
ty,;erious as it had gone, and he could
q, well as ever.
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4; hfSPEFsIA, Heart Burn, Nausea, Indiges
ttc,. are always relieved by Brogn's
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Gloomy prospects are reported from
France in champagne-old wines al
ready commanding higher prices be-
cause Of delays and deterioration in the
new supply, The Bordeaux vintage IS
estimated rs smaller even than that o
ISL. The vines in the Cognac district
aye nearly all dead
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When Wolseley heard Saturday
momiug that Arab had the dysentery,
he proceeded To make "recOnnois-
au-r7 Of Tel-el-Kebir. He discovered,
however, that the Arab chief was not
>lck-in fact, was rather more lively
than usual-and thereupon retired from
.Tel-cl-Kcbir in haste.
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Put 1t Where II Belongs.

The Court-tSmiling) l never was 50 hap
py in my life. Here are both sides anxious
TO expose crime, and we shall certainly
have a conviction the next time
The court adiourned until "Wednesday.
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. Ayali>e being carried from the cars
4 10 thr steamboat in New Bedford, Mass,
suddenly hurst into flames, a package
|oimatrhr> contained in it having be-
come ignitcd by the jarring. Some Of
he contents were saved, but the valise
waS thrown overheard.
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Along with the show came sssssai sharp
u.ctitionsrs Who played tHs oiI Esns e
selling money occasionally q . ball. dv-
ing S5 for Sl but oftsnsr Il fer t5. Tksy
caught plenty Of gudseons. 0ns man e..s
them go: Q thriving young dsufist Of this
town was caught for less amount, sgd .
Mr.. Beachg. . member of The ns,y!snd
Iegislstuss from Gsrret county, ht IKE .
common sitisen, and 10 oVttk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-12
sv.rn Statements 20 Yeu.

The Court-No, no, sir, not at all. Your
experience may have been different from
that of other members>of the jury. No
doubt il is. That is matter which will
probably be investigated in another way
IL does not belong to your verdict.
Foreman Dickson-No relation what
ever.
The Court-No. il it be true, as has been
reported 70 me By several members Of thus
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-12

Another vented his opinion freely re-
garding MeGrath, the roller who. made
public ssatemen that the rollers intend
10 leave the Association. McGratis was, he
said. man who had failed one time 70 pro.
woke strike at the Solar Iron Works, ana
was animated hx personal feelings against
the Amalgamassd Association. AS to Ri
lev, smother roller who madsl- public
statement, it was stated that personal mo-
tiyes were also at the bottom OF h1s.ntter.
ancss No definite news could be obtained
AT Mis- place. ....