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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-13
CONGRESSIONAL.
Proceedings OF the senate and House
of Representatives.

WASHINGTON, December l2-At the
close of the morning hour Mr.. Beck pro-
posed to call up the resolution for the in
yestigation of political assessments, but in
the absence of Edmunds, whose motion to
refer the resolution to the Committee on
Judiciary, agreed it should be laid aside
temporarily. The Senate then proceeded
to consider the bills upon the calendar.
The Ways and Means Committee to-day
discussed the schedule Of the Tariff Com
mission. But few changes were made in
some stems. Among them soda was re-
served for further consideration. Flax
seed and hnseed oils upon which the Com
mission suggested a rate OF % cents per
gallon were restored by the Commission to
the old rates of 35 cents. The work of the
Commission is still in schedule A Chemi-
CAL The House Committee on Military
Affairs today agreed to the report fayora
bly, to Holmes resolution, calling on the
Secretary of War for information concern
ing the operations of the act proposing to
relieve certain soldiers OF the late war from
the charge of desertion.
A long discussion on civil service re-
form was engaged IN by MeSSrS. Penheton,
Allison and Sherman.
After number of bills were offered the
Senate weat into executive session.
The Heuse.
WAsHINGSsr December i2.-In the
House three appropriation bills were re.
ported from the committee to-day, the
Agricultural, the PostotfiCe and the Mill
tary Academy bills. Mr. Randall offered
resolution calling on the President for in
formation as to the amOSnt OF money ap-
p-opriated for rivers and harbOys since the
foundation of tie Government, etc. The
House then took up the bill for the erec-
tion of building for the Congressional
library, which had been made the special
order for to-day.
After long debate Mr.. Holman, of In
diana, offered an amendment providing
that the building snail not cost q sum eX'
ceedilg 81 100000, and charging the super
vising architect OF tie treasury with the
delay Of preparing y plan for building.
Agreed to.
Hewitt, OF New York, offered an amend.
ment making it lawfGl for the commission
to purchase grounds between East Capt.
tol street, 3. street, South and First and
Second streets east, iEsview OF the grounds
mentioned in the bill, provided they can
be got at q less cost after petitive offers
from the ewners,or to purchase both in
case the, aggregate competitive offers
shall not exceed $9O0, ,C00' Agreed to-
Mr.. Springer, of Illinois, offered an
amendment providing the building shall
be constructed as far as practicable in sepa-
rate parts. Agreed to.
Mr.. Hammond moved to reeommit the
bill to the committee on additional accom-
mediation for a library for Congress, with
that the committee report
bill providing for the erection of a library
on land in Washington belonging TO the
United States. Motion agreed to. Yeas,
10; nays, -.
Adjourned.
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A RUNAWAY.
o.. Giss found In ssren n
sylvapfaRewn.

NV CASTLE, Ia, December lE-some
time, ago little girl named Edwards ran
away from her home IN Ioungsss~n with
a fe Sow known as BilP Schaeffer, and until
now her paren have been unable to learn
ANYTHING of her whereabouts. About
a week ago 8, reporter OF the News OF
this place leaned that there was living,
at the point Of death at Molie Mack's
D nee a little>girl who went by. the name
oi Dottie Sclneffer, and from the descrip-
ton of the girl thought il must be the
missing ona from Youngstown. A Vlsit
vas paid to the house to learn II the susPi-
eions were we'll founded, bal the reporter
was not peImikted to see the SUI
ferer, though he could hear her cry.
ing ouS in delirium. On sat
urday Posr Director Pernsr ACCOMPANIED
by Chief Eslls vent to the Mack house and
confronted the girl witS her true history.
She denisd it frst, but finally admitted its
truth. The Poor Directors gave peremp-
tory orders that she must leaye the
city Rnnday, and gave her q letter
to Tswnship Trustee Brothers, OF
youngstown. The girl is in fearful COD
iition, and unless given prompt attenuioa
She will make Job for an undertaken
The girl 10 hardly ls-years Of age, and her
home IN but little Aester than the one she
bad;baSe. Her mother is ues knoEnS II
police circles tboagh her father Is "A Ia.
dEsirious heatss in one OF The mSlS al
SoIRgstovn.
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CAPITAL NOTES.
RefuudIng whiskey TaN-The earheid
BOARD of Audit.

WASHINGTON, December l2.-The private
relief act Of Congress, August 5, lSS2, au-
tborizes the refUnding to sundry distil.
leries of the deficiency tax assessed against
them, according to the provisions OF March
/. 1874. This act only authorizes the re-
fnndins of such taxes in cases OF assess
ments made prior to January i, 1874. me.
claimants under the private act ask re-
funding of the assessments made PRIOR 70
that date. Judge Lawrence, first comp,
troller, has decided that upon literal
reading of two statutes taken together,
no refund could be made, but that the eVl-
dent intention OF Congress was by the re-
lief act TO authorize the refundinG, aimee
without this construction. it wound De
wholly imperative, and that the words OF
the act of 1879 are 10 be controlled Oy the
evident intention OF Congress and the taxes
refunded accordingly, c
The certificate awards made by the Gar
field Board of Audit was presented to the
Secretary of the Treasury to-day, and war
rants for the amounts allowed to each ia
S;ytdual will be issued at once, so that pay
ment can be made by Thursday or Friday
of this week
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Drained Read.

MoSONGAHE CITY, Pa, Deee mher In
special to the Republican from White Mills
dated Saturday, says: This evning, be-
tween seven and eight o'clock, Mrs. Got
thard, landlatfy at the 'Goose" at Butler,
died very suddenly of heart disease: 1t
seems that boing pay day at nest of the
coal roads in this vicinity, the miners. as
usual, flockod to the Goose, and after
they got wa1med up started to fight, two OF
them. named Doyle and Csirrs. from Kill
dale, taking principal part il the engage,
ment. Concluding to have peace. all
hands went up to the bar to have a drink.
and Mrs. Gotthssd, who was. barissePerr,
while filing the second glass of bear, fell
10 the floor and when picked.,u!p wGS dead.
Her husband. John Gatthar1a has been at
Pittsburgh since Thursday, arId the news
of his uife's death was carrsd 70. him to-
day by a party who is commissioned to
hunt MIN up
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LExTsaIa. o.. December II While the
family Of VIM. Burger, Who . esides fsW
miles south Of on: city, ~ 70 sttsndtng
church on Sunday evening, two msn Su-
tered their yssidencs snA piIfsrsd tso
watches. and considerable othsf IeWeIry.
smosnting In al 70 about = 90. Tkey vsec
TRACKED 70 our city AID - rshal Nazle is-
fosDsd Of ths robbery. q hsy Isit our city
OF one o'ciosk yestsrd15 sflsFnoou, In The
dtSection OF WashinGtonG ilIs, MafslsAl Me-
glsin close purSuik ny ~ were oyertAken
sod ordered 70 half. ~ sy ieft the rod
snd broke Tor gsSoe - woodland, NsrskAl
Eagle fring at them. They returned ths
returned the IRE, ssA o our oficss vss
dtscendBng Q bih thaS led is the diryotioa
the Thieves wefe y nsuin9, be fsll ss1
spraine4 hb sskm1. HE deputy did NOT
pursus IT, ssy y rtbeI. fsering the 70
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A FOOLISH FIGHT.
Two Keatuekians Make n Great, Ado
About a small Mastef.

SoNKasEr, KY, December 1s.-At thCs last
meeting of the literary society in this. place
an essay entitled the Power OF God uas
read by John D. Owens, Esq, \ young at,
tornsy. The essay was veil written, and
at tAs conclusion of the. reading Y: X. Lo-
gan, secretaty OF, the society, and Deputy
Circuit Clerk, asked permission 70 have the
manuscript with the intention OF having it
published. On exausining il, however, he
fonnd one page gonA Thinking II OF no
stroyed it,
Shortly afterHard Mr.. Owens went to the
Office Of Mr.. logan and demanded t5e
manuscript Learning that it had been de-
stroyed, he became very angry and hot
words followed until logan kaocked Owens
down and threw himself on him. In the
struggle Owens drew selt-cocking pistol
and fired. narrowly missing Lo-an'E head.
At this crisis they were parted Ovens
Nss strested and held for court
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~ ELoPeR CAPTURED.
A Jsse " ssH The Ppaee We Rs@ Away
~ ~ . wssaao snA oB,Oo0s

A Jsse " esf The Psaee WE Rs@ Away
~ ~ wessss sna sI ,eoes
WASH S&ros, NM, December I2:-Jsmss
y. smiu l.. snsbsoonding justice Of the pesos
Of this 2 ] nee, xastsptured In Pomsroy, O..
last Wee nssl,y, and arrived In, this city
Saturdsy In charge Of two detectives.
smith lheh the Office OF Justice until
lsst Sep enber. and although ovsg stXty
,esrs Q ID. his name bas been connectsd
with s6r enS social scandals; but be man.
aeed To- snstain .ome kind Of z Ieputstion
until his sudden fight. During his
Mn. Selsen Gregory. Mfs. 0fsgogyt
husb1 I'd objected though. and ssvs ~.
Smith . week 10 leave town The Jusetps
object ed TO the iDjunctiono OF the jcs1ous
husbs nd and lefttown but he carried 1Rx
Gregry sway wah him and left his eve
wife behind In very poor oircumstancos. A
few weeks after Smiths aisappsarunss an
inysst ipstisn VS. made INTO the oonllDtioa
Of HIS court docket, and IL was disosse cred
that he had collected SUMS Of nonsF and
faiked 10 psy tbem over aggregs1ine u ,.000.
Hit securities are DR.. J. Il. MDsa-anA n. L.
BonbAm, both prominoat citiEsns - this
city. They hsve been secretS and diii.
~ ntly st wosk for two- nonths to,f1 ID the
eIntszzler. Through letter ssnt Pom
ef0E, o., fow weeks ago. tAsy = .anaeed
seiD6led Smith, and after Asth4 CORE
spondence they succeeded IN ~ dng ths
dtynafshsl OF Pomefoy 10 lecslS the man.
The woman, Mrs. gregory. vs. n vfng With
smith at the time Of bis arssA bot t f.
probable that she will not - vS .ted here.
q her husband has alresdr obtained .
divorce.
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A BEAR HUNT.
Two Editors EneOsnter ana Kill a
large Bear.

FRANKLIN,PA., December 12.-DRn Grady,
returned home from hunting expedition
in Forest county on Thursday, gave the
following particulars of an exciting adven-
ture of q couple of editors while hunting IN
the big woods. James b. Muse, of Frank
lin, formerly correspondent OF. the Pitts
burgh Leader, but who is at present doing
the editorial work on the Commonwealth
of Tionesta, and J. f. Wenk of the Forest
Republican,, cCRcluded on Monday that it
was necessary for their victim to make an
excursion inte,the woods and kill deer or
two, that they might have veniSon on which
to subsists They secured horse and sleigh,
and drove. twenty miles. to the lumber
camp OF Il. II. troper, where they re-
ing they sh0uldered their Spencer rifles
and started cut on foot for game. After
tramping nearly all day and securing moth
ing larger than a rabbit, they turned their
weary footsteps toward the camp, follow
ing the course of a small stream. As thsy
turned Z sharp curve, they beheld an OBJ
ject that caused them to halt. 1t was moth
ing less, than large brown female bear and
young cub. Muse at once fired at the bear
and wounded her. The wound seemed to
make her furious, and she.
Charged Upon the Hunters.
Waiting until she got within ten rods OF
them, Nenk took aim and fired, but the
bullets failed to reach o vital part OF the
bears body, and she continued to advance.
Both Ren started to scramble up the hill
to a level spot. Wenk succeeded in reach
ing the desired location, and hastily re-
loaded his gun. Muse was Jess fortunate.
! 4 snail bush which he had grasped to aid
/ in the ascent had given away and he rolled
I to the bottom of the hill. The bear ap'
droaehed him rapidly, and whea within
few yards of him raised upon It's
hind legs. Wenk, who was terror stricken
| at the danger his friend was in, took care
| full aim, and succeeded in laudhg ball in
bruin's brain, killing her instantly. Short
| ly after James White and another nan
| came up, and with their aid the cub was
captured, and is now on exhibition al
| Whites blacksmith shop at Tionests. The
! mother was a monster and weighed ala
| pounds. Muss and Wenk, declare that
| they hayea sufficiency OF bear meat to
last them several monthS and the. neXi
time they so hunting they will stay e
honle.S Grady says that this is tho sevens+
and largess bear killed in Foresa couna5
| this season.
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MRS. LANGTRY's TROUBLES.
She Authorizes Mr.. Mendum 10 En-
phaiicaIIy Deny the stories I'm Circu.

BosToN, December l2.-Charles A.. Men,
dun. Mrs. Langtry's manager, stated on
the ladys authority that any statement af-
fecting her strict propriety OF conduct,
either in England or America, was Unqual-
ifiedly false. He added that it was impos.
sible that the Chetwynd story could be
true. II it was it must have been known
in England, and in that case Mrs. Lang:
try would not have been received and
chaperOned by the Princess of Wales
as she had been. He admitted that
she had been indiscreet in permitting Dir.
Gebhart's attentions, which was due TO her
ignorance of the social customs in this
country from those of England, but that
having been set right on this point she
had promptly dismissed Mr.. Gebhart who
had returned to New York. AS to Mrs.
Lanstry's being a failure in a dramatic
sense, he said il was not for him but the
newspapers to speak of the artistic ques'
ton. She had chosen to live very seciud-
ed IN this country and not to go into So
ciety. The best answer to the financial sec
toni that the receipts at the Globe Thea
ire were over $4,000, to which Mr.. Men.
dunn was willing to make oath.
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Rae RECORD

New YoRx, December R:-The follow
inc dispatcA, ,Was received from Kingston,
Jamaica, ts.day: The business quarter OF
Kingston Was burned yesterday. Loss
5000 OCa,ee0 Hundreds Of people are
homeless The wharyes, warehoases, stores,
banks md supplies are gone. Eood sup,
plies are needed. Charitable relief should
be sat 70 W.K. Abel, Secretary OF tbs
Kingston charity osgouiation.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, December l2-Fire at
Lacrosse, Wis, partially destroyed the
large brewery and malt house OF Geo
Feisler a Son. The Are originated In
driving kiln and caused q loss OF about
5000 fully covered by insurance.
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EDUCATION IN the SOUTH.
The work OF tho MethsAtss KRisceDai
Church In the Southern States.

The work Of tho AethoAtss kRssceBea
Church In the Southern states.
. NEw York, December 1.-THE Rev. J.
C. Hartzel, of New Orleans, who Is now IN
the CITY, gives some valuable information
about The condition Of religion and educa-
ton in the South. The Methodists OF the
North entered the Southern field imme-
diately after the war. Since 1864 sthey
have built in the Southern States SSSo
new churches, of which l,40 were for col.
ored people. The increase in the value ot
church property has been more than VI
| 500 for each twenty -four hours since Lin
| coins Emancipation Proclamation. Inc
Methodists they repudiate the term Meth
odist Church North) now number 4lo,-
700 IN the Southern States. This Is an
,crease of $4,000 in fourteen years.
He fayors the educational bill passed IN
'. ngress, and says there is deplorable
o. of iiliterscy among the Southern peo-
is' "a The Northern Methodists have spent
y ',e; <, oOO0 in educational work since the
Nv md other denominations about 20
.ai, , lmore. 1t has been demonstrated
vv negroes are anxious for education,
nat Ih capable Of receiving it. Asawhole
M are ,red people are making rapid pro-
ne coli ntally and morally. The South.
reSs me. hes are beginning to see the good
IN m ehuS 'orthern philanthropy, and now
hset o he workers Southern churches
Ieieomen rg the plans introduced by
re sooph ,reachers with success. One
,er.netn is to unite the people OF the
wo secrNcDs.
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a, ahto Man. IN Trouble..

TrrcA, n. Y. December l2.-Fredeziok
C.. Farmer, Who formerly lived IN Akron,
Ohio, and at Cleveland, arresteS a. two years
apo for bigany in Rome, n. Y. was acqpit.
ted there by the production Of . decree OF
divorce oh aimed in law York City. The
decree IVES afterwards found ta be, q Tor.
gerry. He was tried last week and sen-
tenced to 1syen and ahalf yearJ In the pen
itentary. His first wife and parents live
in Berea, Ohio. Thswife testlsed in: he
case and returned home. Farmer was born
in Cleveland. but YVES lately omployedA on
the Chic 40 Horsenan.
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AnE~hanpy Life Ended

Troy, n Y. December Ea-Nettie Asord,
sged fifteen, who has been Keeping house
for beI father and grandfather in an so
lated peighberhood near here, and has been
treated in an inhumAA manner t9s year,
VAS found living in the snow. She was
carried into the hoase, when It was dis
covered that she had taken q dosa OF strych-
nine. and she died soon afterwards She
Was about TO become q mother. The Cor
oner will investigate the case.
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TfichrRwr Iss<seutA

p--.--s.,. J,, nn.or,h r lZ,-SeN-
pbo. t, nhn"iuN' nr. Sa,,,n, fs,r ly named
grai pI s.s ssehS ,;,;nn;n Tho cor, b part Of
Bloomington, killed two hogs 81. maSa
use AElarge portion Of the intss '.aJ n Inv,
Into "a -saee c,an m ons,am wne smoked.
accoLahs az, W Ts, fs,":G, hss nn,tsx. quite
freely. Six men nbers OF the FAINT y.,onaS we,S
- Iaken Ln t" ,.'aS;,osis Sjnee Zen all
Ship.oHS, IL t.n,;Iv wers tslcr down.
n Se .eo. S,. a. w. so,,,,Ia. or tbo ssussss were
on ;S oaSa ,;tL = ,,ic,os.one bvTDryl Mason,
eAa Gn5 v, H. eIoon,jngton 'Uissn 'ogical
Society, who dis osyered an abnnda Te VI
trichiim. in them. One OF, the chit ureh;
the fir % attacked died atnrday ntgm anu M
Others of the family arevery crittcais ~
AS this is the first case Of trichtnosa o
curing here for many years,-it ater.a 50 q
great deal OF excitement and comm ent'
The sufferers ars arsexperiencing greataH n.y.
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Co..S- patn,ipraEuiunssk.

WasHtNGnoS, December, 12.--rhe Critic
says: "Whea the Garfisld fair managers
took charge of the CaPitol, they boarded
up. the paintings upon abe wall Ot the ro'
trlnda and opened the. steam heaters
which are ordinarily kept closed. The
narrow spSce between the boards and the
paintings became filled with steam, ThiSn
cracked two of the paintings TO such an
extent as TO almost completely ruin them.
The N jured paintings. are The Baptism oil
PocAshontas' and 'fhe Landing OF the
Pilssiaas. They cost, $4,000 each"
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SELECTING A. JURY.
The Progress of thS, Star Route
Trial.

WAsH1ssrON, December t2.-In the Star
Route case the question came up as to
whether counsel had right to interrogate
persons called as jurors The Judge had
decided. if counsel desired TO exercise that
right, they must first challenge jurors for
cause, and state the grounds OF the chal-
Ienge. Two hours argument; ensued, dur
ing which Ipgersoll admitted he did not
pretend to know anything as to the law in
force in the District bat neither did any
one else. If anybody did pretend to know
they did not remain long OF the same
opiniOn. This construction Of mirth and
sarcasm in his remarks elected an assent
from the Judge anG counsel. The Judge
adhered to yesterdays ruling. The defense
was at length forced into the challenge OF
Juror Barrett for cause. The Juror was dis
charged. Thomas Walsh was called. but
not accepted Isaac Eichler was accepted
as the first Juror.
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Bliss Denies.

WASHINGTON, December 12.-George Bliss
saws II is not true that he ever informed ex-
Senator Spencer he could go west, and that
il is true that Spencer told number OF
nersops OF national prominence that he did
know of questionable transactions between
Brady and Dorsey. Bliss adds that Spencer
will be likely soon to have an opportunity
40 explain himself under process for con-
tempt of court.
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DUTIES.
Means C0mmittee ~
A"e & on the Tariff.

A"e on the Tariff.
december l2-The Ways
wAsaNofVs,t nittee to-day considered
ana Means So1i Tariff Commission, taking
the rpoT Oh rns articles in schedule A
up Ine nst o. ,sidering them item by
item. The followii s,;,,aa" Cline On ner
pIoVeu oy me 70. sswsx, 20 per cent al
Yalorem; gelatine an, al vaio,cm. cas-.
preparations, 30pert wnS. fancy nerf,,med
tile soap, 2 cents a po rto;i., so:ns i5cents
ard all descfpdons0 W osntmm "A ysIo.
a pound; sponges, 20 81 nna can't ner
rem; sumac, one.halt ,ons 81 nrroI;ops.
pound; acid-acetic, acs n,;Sa pryssv;,S ~
Gus acid not exceeding ,Loussn5tI. .
one and forty severn oo;so @r.v;,w NJ
cents a pound exceeding, RraonaS,h. ,sn
one snd forty-seven one 70 IN csn,s a
cents a pound; acid cii no,,s nnnnd.
pound; acid tIrtarite, 10 nn,S. poo.ta,
camphor, refined, Scents pUs,e p.. aaw,.
oil, 55cents gallon; cream ..ah In, smS'
pound; dextriRe, burntsh nu, a. ".
stitute,Or British gum, l0'Ps ..a ,ha aon,.
lorenS The committee dispi e, as,.aaa
missions change oftari rot -, oS oan,s
and linseed oil, which was p, 81 80 %
a gallon, and restored it'to'tA vi" '"'e' w
cents.
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Jupaned His BALL

LoeisyILLE, December l2-Tvo monthe
since. William Hsckman, . sbar-tsnder, skek
and dangerously wounded John Cunning-
ham, a young: man about town. He Hss
arrested and gave bonain $500 70 answer
ON the recovsry OF Cunnipsham rom nis
iaiuries or his deash. saturday he left
town, and isis supposed hAs gone to. New
Hnrk
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Funeral Escort.


NPeol1I DlEPI'ch o ne Rs1isisT.
SrEUBENymLE o., December l2.-Lieut.
Gov, Richards this evening appointed
Of State Senators to attend the
funeral OF Senator o. Hsgan. Of Sanduskv.
consisting OF Senators Strong, OF Kenton.
Molcott Of Kent, Chapman, of Cleveland
White, Of Defiance, Norton. OF Napoleon.
King, of SanduSky, Jones, Of Newark. AMI
Wilson, Of Columbus.
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macao, I.ie..R,o Head.

EAsHIsGTos, december 12.-Tae Mar
au&s Of Lorne and Princess Lonise, who are
now in San Francisco have applisd TO the
Secretary OF Var for q military escort as
far south as San Antonio, Te3as- They
fear. it is said, that they nay become
the victims of. a Rsnian plot. The Secre-
tary of War ordered an escortat ten men
and an officer to accompany the party q
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Probable siurd -.

CIYcIiSaTI, o.. Daeember ia 'Gesye-
town, EJ. special says: Lee Wilson, grade
foreman en- the Cincinnati Soutern road.
was forab dead in q house OF Ill fame ssou-
pied byssaIah Tay lOr, Sunday night rh.
woman. gives an unsatisfactory account o.
the afsir, saying. that he shot himseh
while she was not locking A pair ofaiadf-
worn, blood stained boots wore found under
the bed. and Wilson's boos being gone,
points TO his murder. Wilsop's home'is in
Virg; MA
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MARSHALL. No.. Decsmber 12--At the
funeral os WilliaA Wzdsworth the eooring
gave way. causing srset excitsment 70 pre-
vail. Tie coffin sustained little dsmagA
and the pisno stove and other articles
were tsfned UPSIDE down. Fortunately no
one vas seriously hurt