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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-02
WHEELTNG W. Va. MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 2. 1882

mater was, and wrote her a note stating
that she was epceinte. This was another
cunplication in the disorder, added to
which was dropsy in the lower limbs. The
woman became crazed, and yesterday wrote
her sister a note to the effect that she did
not desire to live any longer. life had be-
come bur ZEN t. he., or words to thssef-
feet. The chloroform bottle was empty and
Il was subsequently, ascertained that
shr had purchased, by a boy, fifteen
oSnts worth Of mornhiHe She
started out of the house and wandered
along Sixth street until she came to the
corner of Cherry, when she became ex-
hausted and entered house which was
convenient where she was placed in bed
and shortly after ward gave birth to female
child. Physicians We're called IN, together
with the family of the girl. At ten O'CLOCK
to-night the mother was still alive, but in
D very low condition. The child is also
living, but has had spssms since birth.
The family is highly CONNECTED in this
and Spencer county. She refuses to tell
who the father of the child is.
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ONE KILLED, THE OTHER CAUGHT.
-;aid on Gang OF Horse and Cattle
Thieves.

DALLAS, TEx., Oc;obcr 1.-For the las
year a gang o; bo-se ana cattle thieves have
b,.n operating boldly throughout NoiSh
Texas. Two OF the most notorious OF the
gang have been known by the names o.
SIN Whitley and Bill Armstrong, and the
officers have exercised their energy and the
detectives their capacity in recovering
much of the stolen property and been Ak
cCcdipgly vigilant in the efforts to appre..
hend the thieves. But it fell 10 the lot OF
the conservators OF the pe.ce and dignity
of Bosquc county to cut short the careers
of the noted desperadoeS in question. The
sheriff of Bosque county was informed
yesterday of the presence OF Armstrong and
Whitley near Meridrsn, the county seat.
He gathered a posse and attempted their
arrest and = fight c1sUcd. Whitley wa7
killed outright and Armstrong seriously
wounded, after which he was captured and
lodged in jail. None of the posse were
hurt.
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NEATLY DONE,
How a Colo ado Train was Robbc ,.

How a ColC ado Train was RObbr '.
DEW t Coz October l.-Full p 'ticu-
lars O. TIE sin robbery at Gran d. Co.,
last nj, 1T reared Ia te t, ,ay, are 9 4 =
lows: When TIE We 't-bould ain s'Ie-
tracked to allow the c.s bound n;".enger
to pc .. two men mo 1nt"i ! -"
engine, ard with ,.yo've Com9e'lcd
the engineer 10 rdh the ain mile and a
half out OF town, when fifteen men with
reyolvers took possession o. the entire
train. The only sho;s fired were at CO.
ductor Dees, who had gone FORWARD to learn
the cause OF re train Stopping. The col
ductor ran back in the smoking car where
were Sheriff and his deputy from Pa
TAM, also Shei IL from
Las Vegas, New Mexico. They drew their
revolvers, wi 'ch saw; d the passengers rom
osiug their SlIablcs. The robb rs thea
robbed tire c. Of S5,5LJ in money. They
ordeicd the "ir n 20 pail oIt, { o.
their horses d cep ',eu A STE IN tie
rear car co -. 20 $40 GO ws0 no, mole
Cd. The, Us are in pursuit.
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THE M0REY LETTER.
A.ether Story ~ 20 It's Asthsr1h hip.

AnOA10E ntOEy ~ 10 ~
CHICAGO, Octobcc Ia New York special
purports to give the inside his.oy o; the
celebrated Morey lei.>r on the Chinese
question, the public: jon o. which. sr:icd
California sga'ns. G2rfeld in the last Presi-
Dental election. The disp .tch Is TO the
effect thai John D..yenp,r- hs' been at
work for twenty.thIce months in an en-
deavor 10 finG tie authorship Of the for
gerry, and tha. he fins'ly got
the who'e si1ry o. its CON-
ception and execution together with
the confession o. the fo--er, ana tat he is
about u publish The iac.s in pamphlet
form; that the man who fors I'd the docu.
gade Republican in the employ of the Dem
ocratic National Committee, aud that some
leading spirit" in that body were cosni.
zant oil and approved the forgery. The story
as told is to the effect That Haley, as the
professed leader OF certain body OF voters
in New York, wrote 10 Gen. Garfield, ask.
ing al explanation and answer to the Credit
Mobilier charges. The letter was answered
by Private Secretary Brown, enclosing the
manuscript of Gen. Gartield's speech
on the subject to BIS iconstituents in
1878. lie tnuS got uAuelu
AUTOGRAPH. The dispatch continues:
''Hadley is al expert penman, aud spent
several days studying and pract cling the
hand writing aud autograph OF Gen. Gar:
field. The stationery stores were rams .oke
to find paper similar - that used at Mel
tor, Ohio, Garfield's old home, and then Had
ley wrote the famous forgery. An envel.
ope was prepared to correspond with that
which Hadley received from Men Or, end
pat through procc' 10 make it look soil
ed and worn. When finished j. ndaf,
Hewitt, and several other responsible Dem:
ocrats were shown it, who had no doubt of
it, genuineness. The dispat Ii concludes
with the 81 .tsment that an cleo. c.rotype
fac simile was offered the Sun, whicii re.
fys:d to publish it. 1t was then taken to
Truth and there published. A specia
train was charte cd u convey copies OF the
paper to Cs ifornia 1t is said Davenport
not only has Hadley's Confession, but .
number OF his practice sheet and the final
copy from which the fac simile was
made.
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CAGED At LAST.
The Fourth Kewauee Robber Caught.


DEs MONIES, IA, October l.-Information
was received here yesterday OF the arrest OF
Talbot S. Dunk'e, in Dakota, upon the
charge of completely IN the kewanee Bank
robbery. Dunkle came here shortly after
the robbery, but upon the arrest of the
other parties to the crime be suddenly dis
appeared. The detectives reached the city
soon afterward and started on his trail,
with The result as announced. He is a
single man. 26 years of are, and is well COD
nected, his father having been for num-
Der of wears in the retail grocery bus ness
here. Tod" Dunkle, as he is famildTly
known, was formerly connected with the
clothing house of Wannamaker Brown,
of Philadelphia, having charge of branch
house at 1eadville. His relations with
that house ceased some time since, but for
what reason is not known. He was not
known here as particularly bid man,
though ne was somewhat sd 1icScd to drink,
sEd was knowl TO occasionally paSroh'ze
he gambling tables. The news OF his ar
rest caused no surprise, as il was no longer
a secret that the officers were after him.
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Oycrrun with Tramps.

NoRwALK. O., October 1.-Tramps are
causing a reign OF terror in this vicinity.
Capt. John Randolph WIS ASSAULT by two,
who tried to gain admission ID his house.
He knocked one of .hem down. secured aid,
and arrested him. Mre. Will Baker was
assaulted by a tramp, who threatened to
burn down the bouse il rot admitted He
was unsuccessful and WIS frightened away.
No less than ten o.her places have been
assaulted in like manner near here.
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A word Co Sufferers.

All persons suffering from Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Loss OF Voice, or any
affection Of the Throat and Lungs, are re-
ouested 10 call at Logan & Co.'S Drug Store
and get lOc Trial Bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, which
will convince them of its wonderful merits
and show what a regular dollar bottle viii
70. Cea early.
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A Narrow Escape.

NLwArr, O., Oa,ober !, Yesterday about
noon, Mrs. David Beatty and friend were
on their way to Younssville from here.
They were about to cross the Pittsburgh
and Lake Erie railroad track, when pas-
seneer train suddenly appeared and Mrs.
Beatty in her confusion lacked the horce
lust enough to save their own lives, for the
horse was torn from the buggy and killed,
and also one forward wheel was taken off.
Mrs. Beatty escaped with few bruises and
her friend uniniured.
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Jewelry Thieves.

BOsToN. October about noon yester-
day two young men stepped into the jew
elry store of Harrington Il Freeman. 90
Court street, and asked to look at scne
rings. A tray of gold rings was shown
them, but they said they were not the kind
they wanted. TIE sa'esmau turned around
to yet some other rings, and IS he did so
ore o. the men spatched six of the rings,
which were valued at SO, .rd both dartcd
out the door. Two of the saesmen started
after them, and after long run they were
captured,
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SOMEWHAT STARTLING.
Hew an Indiana Young Lady Played
it on the Doctors.

Lou1svILLL October IA Courier-Jour-
nal special from Evansville, Ind, says: A
rather startling and decidedly sensational
circumstance trsnspired on the corner OF
Fourth and Cherry streets yesterday after
noon about four o'clock. A young lady,
Miss Lo Dunnivan, who has been at work
in Main street millinery store for some
time, has recently been ailing considerably.
1t was thought she had tumor inside, aud
prescriptions for that complaint were
given. She was able to be outand upon the
street, bat it is said, suffered intense
pain, in order to alleviate which chloro-
form was prescribed. Snme dsys agn. hnw-
eyer, the physicians disOoYeret what 'he
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Home Again.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, October I.-Among
the pastengc-s on the steamship India IA
this morning from liverpool were the
Hillsdale RoSiny Club. They were met at
the wharf by a committee from the Schuyi-
kilie Navy aud escorted 20 the Colionade
Ho,cl. Tue committee rendered banquet
but the Hil'sdales declined.
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huirtde.
or l-Tnursday af.

ALBANY, y. Y, October 1.-Tnursday a.
teruoon a welI-dresfed man. thirty.hVe
wears old. five feet nine inches high, wear
ing jewclry and having plenty OF money,
registered at the StInwix.hall hotel by the
nsme of Henry Harrison. Of New YORK
City. This afternoon he was found dssd 10
pbine. ON his person ~ss fond business
card OF Henry q. Hsshagen, com mission
merchant. 20 Broadway. New York. All
his clothing was STAMPED " II 9. II" The
BODY was removed 20 Aliens Morgue.
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ALopeTime Retweeu Meals.

NV YORK, October IA remarkable
story of fasting comes from Hampstead, l..
I. Mrs. Sarah Hendrickson. OF this place,
has not partaken of food Of anykind in other
than liquid form for thirty.two days. She
cannot retain any solid food upon her
stomach, being a sufferer frou dyspepsia
in its worst form. Her physician says she
is slowly dying of starvation. Mrs. Hen;
erickson is SO years Old. Her weight used
to be las pounds; at present it is but 95
mounds
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A horrible N aRdeF.

CoLrMsIA, 8. c., 0ciobsr Lila Green
vile county, Mrs. Lou Griffith. grass
widow, and her infant son, four months
old, were beaten To deish with club oy
Young mao named Riley Andersen. Their
bodies were horribly minsie1 Ante--
sor, was criminaiiy infinite With the wo-
man ard they had quarreled. The muir
deTer is IN jail.
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Fire Rse0Va.

NEx YoRE. October 1.-Tfc dwell gons
crackcr bukery, No=. 2-j sad 2d Wsser
street, wa. dsms-~d By fire u the sx.ent Of
$3.50. 900 this norniD~.
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TexxiAle AeeiA&Al. .

ERrE, Pa. October III cob Kes,ell,
s-ed thirteen, employed at Pnk's bending
works. was acc'GentIily tbrp~n on o buzz
saw. yesterday aftersooD, and literally dis.
cmboxlod. The Appearance and agony Of
the lad when picked up VI cJnsc'ou' Vas
truly heartrend'ng he u suli living. out
bis physicians say he viii die before morn
inc
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nsasacat Uste.leA.

s1 LouIs, o tobar -an event OF muc'i
interest 10 The German, % this city ani
throughout the county took plice g. Ben
ton Park ihis afternoon, in the unvet ing
of A beautiful monnment erected 20 the
memory o, Frederick Hecker, the German
patriot and Union colder.
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r-,,,..,... v.,Srsse.

spRIxeyIELp, III, October 1.-Sccfetssy
Lincoln shipped 70 wasoington siIty-tso
trunks. sggres aGng nine thousand pounds
OF baggage The eDntcnts conpoScd dress.
goods. camel's bair shsSls. Grapes and
tripkets purchased 10 Europe at . cost Of
x9O COO. by the late Mrs. Lincoln.
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stsxar,,, store CLOSED.

CHICAGO. October Ia. I. Stewart d
Co.'S branch wholesale dry goods house
here closed yesterday. 1t once employed
one hundred and twenty-five salesmen.
Some iend posted Il notice on the door
reading: This is the end Of the rubber
hap cOrnSe ~
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CHICAGO, September S0.-Early this after,
noon a sailor named J. Johnston, on board
the incoming ste Imer Tempest. suicided oy
hanging by the neck over the vessels 81 its.
The deed was not discovered till le1rias
yort
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Get the Moose Ready.

KSoxvILLE, TgSx. September Sl.-Al-
ton and Ssmuel Hodg-s, (colQredo were
sentenced to be hanged on November loth,
for the murder of Janaes Mcfarland, years
ago.
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The BEs1 sAIvE in tie world Tor Cuta,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
sores, letter, Chapped Hsods. Chilblains,
Corns and ali Skin Erupti0ns. and positive
" cures Piles. II Is guaranteed % fiyt
nerfect satisfaction or money refunded.
p~:~s - cea.i per bor9 rJ- s4's bv Ioyr;
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aid that TIE men who make
- drink little o. none Oft.
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NEw YoRK October Louis Degeniour
and DR.. Felix yaldrse were arrested to day
and held in bail on the charge Of connter
feiting postage stamps Of the Island o
Cuba
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Snaa., pe.tn

NEW YoEK. October III. A Valentine,
aged thirty-fiye. of M. 134 West Seven.
tenth street, died Of hemorrhage to-day
while laying carpet
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:. elections for city and town off,
aConpec,ieuS occur today.
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Aueau ead.

NEW ORLEANS, September 30.-six steam
ers cleared foF foreign ports to-dsy with
$4,000 bushelsos sh"at, besidss cotton aud
other caIgC,
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AdSSuvued.

LrsooLs, NEE. Ociober THE Ssional
Woman's Euffra~e Astocistion concluded
It's session here last niyhf
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,.r. stephens has made seven
ssss during thepresent campaign.
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|, raj Bu, Ter is going the rounds o.
T.sSsc rurC.tS E'Cs.
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Whichever way it turns have the excite,
mept Shuttle the cards. Lost! Heart
thumps Head dizzy. AT It again Just W
crafty this desire for hazard. "
Then there are others who 60 into this
sin through sheer desire for gain. 1t Is es-
pecialIy so with professional gamblers
!Tbav sIways keep cool. They never drink
enough to ambulance their judgment They
do not see the dice so much as they see the @
dollar beyond the dice, and for that they
watch as the spider in the web, looking as
If dead until the fly passes. Thousands OF
young men, in the hope OF gam, 70 insO mo
these practices. They say: wen, my
salary IS not enough to allow this luxu-
rance. don't get enough from sIay my store store,
office or shop. Lought to have inner apart
ments. / ought to have better wines.
ought to have more richly. cigars.
/ ought to be able to entertain my .b;UnS siienaS
ioDgsr 7 can. with one brilliant stroke,
make fortune. Now, here goes
Principle or no Prineipie.f
heaven or helI. who cares? When
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-s resolutions adopted by the Nc
,,l Woman's Suffrage Association
i thankful and hopeful. Evidently
...-srbond see hgEt ahead.
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~ss President Of the Society for the
.rsn,ion Of Cruelty to Animals, in
r,.biDgton, caused the arrest Of two
:, on Thursday for carrying live
sssrs home from market by the legs.
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been a lively correspondence between tho
Porte and the British Ambassador concern.
ing laborers engaged in Turkey for service
in connection with the British expedition
to Egypt These laborers are now retur'-
ing from Port Said, and it is reported the
Pore bG"
Threatened Them with Exile.
Lord Dufiern was obliged to fir,t deliver
a note requestingB they be permitted
to pass the Dardahelles. Subsequently he
sent note complaining that although the
steamer on which they enb.-kcd had been
permitted TO D.. 5 The d. danellc-, it was
met OH its arrival at ConstGntinople b.
boat containing armed police, who PIE.
vented the laborers from landn".
At 10 o'clock this morning they were
still
Detained on the Russian steamer,
which brought them from Egypt the
Captain OF the port and some Of the police
authorities went on bra-d the steamer to
demand their surrender, but the Captain
and agents Of the vessel refus. II give
them up. The British Embassy has de-
mandcd a guaranttce for the safety Oh the
laborcrs.
CoYs1AYTIyoPLE, October l-Evenny.-
ord Dufferin las dispatched second note
70 the Porte and a compromise has been
effected. The labo"ers have landed aud
were placed under guard until tomorrow,
when they will he released alter identified
ton. Meanwhile they are comfortably
lodged The incident is now closed Lord
Dufferin had determined previous 70 the
landing of the laborers, that IL he id nos
receive guarantees for their safety, he
should have them proceed 10 OiesTa TO.
morrow or board the same vessel on when
they arrived here.
Terrible Hurricane.
LONDON, October 1.-lnformation ha
been re cceivcd here Of terrible: hurricane
in one OF the groups Of Friendly Islands
lately. Thirteen churches were blown
down and wrecked and 500 houses blown
down. The loss 10 the natives is very
great. Crops and plantations suffered, and
a German bark was wrecked.
Alexandria Crowded.
ALEXANDRIA, October NEARLY all the
British troops have now lett Rlmieh.
AsEapdr, @ is daily a!y,s1 S,%%%S GcT. more n c'0"e
n viii Brave it OIt
CONsTANTlN0HLE, OCt0Der line Of.ek
Miriste- had an interview viii 5 I'D Pasha
The Turkish Minister to-day during which
he declared that Greece wOIId not r..
nounce an iuch:of Territory added TO her
by the Pore.
Terrible storm In Ireland.
LosDoS, October There was terrible
hurriclne in Ireland to-day. ~ Cork there
Was more damage done on theiand than by
any previous storms for twenty years past.
The 'Americ1n ship Harvey Mills, fr1m
Liverpool, for New York, is lying at Queens
town, driven ashore, and several yachs
were sunk in the harbor. At NeSry alarsee
number Of houses were greatly damaged
and the town flooded. At Limerick twenty
feet OF the spire Of the Catholic Church was
blown down during the storm. causing
ponic which wss, however, quickly allayed.
Berdaa Deelines.
ConsrsnrryoPLE, October Colonel Ber:
dan has declined to enter the servire OF
the Porte, notwiths ,and'ng the sultan had
requested Gen. Wallace, the United states
minister. to use bis influence 10 induce
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THE NEWS.

10 is not a cloud upon the labor
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HAD Neuralgia aud Pslpitation OF the
heart. PEgUKA cured me- AUs. MELsERr,
Pittsburgh, Pa ...,F-.r
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q great year for crops and
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g, ne past year the British govern
stationery office netted Ell,77l,
4 a from waste.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NOTES.
Ranpas a: Constantisoplc

CossrAyrlNoPLE, October There has
been a lively correspondence between tho
Porte and the British Ambassador concern.
ing laborers engaged in Turkey for service
in connection with the British expedition
to Egypt These laborers are now retur =
ing from Port Said, and it is reported the
Pore be-"
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New York woman has paid $3.50
~, dogs portrait. All the other
SON and ask him about it when
!. meet him.
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lie Kansas products which have
~ Oh exhibition at the Kansas State
under The auspices of the Atehi-
r. Topeka aud Santl Fe Raiirosd
npaDy, have been transhipped to
'Nne at the urgent requesS Of the
Surer OF the Maine Agricultural So
w and are to be exhibited ct the
,a'ne iair. The Bangor Commercial
/, -uAs That in justice to Maine and to
'ue Productions there should be ex-
-'ee. besides there kansas products
IAhenSe sire" a few choice samples
1e graN>hoppsrs which devour these
st>, The floods which drown them
y Tue droughts which burn them up
'''le tomadoes which lay them low.
4 sale ola collection Of old American,
-silSh' Scotch, Irish, German, French
-~''In l&w books ended in New
IA On Saturday. The highest price
: PAID for a set of the Central Grim
court Sessions Papers" being nine
"ut volumes of minutes Of evidence
h. "a III eases under the Jurisdiction of
central Criminal Court Of London.
/ q y Drought S82S. A royal edition"
W revised laws Of Massachusetts,
L1ont SSS.l3. The duke of York's
r.. Oi Pennsylvania sold for S45. IS.
statutes at large of Virginia
wTs wsnt 81, and the Revised Statutes
,etmont for 1877 brought s45. The
lS1 :. Law Magazine for Scotland, 1855
'nine volumes, sold for S}S.
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=. Bostou Globe objects to the abOli-
,fvssts, on the ground that Illinois
rould have no convenient pockets
,bsir cloves,
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CanerOa. ". Va.


PHLIrrr, w. Va, 0ctober 1.-The msil
robbery above this p'rce turns out 70 hsvs
been done by the carrier. The seek wss
found about 100 feet from The road, The
lock broken, and the rezistsred p.ckases,
five in numbe-, gone. They trsJted the
csrrier 10 store. where he bought par
United States MsrLba' II on bis track. He
Il Q stranger, and has only been esFrying
the mail about one week. He halls iron
Ohio. There Is no doubt hs will b cap
tufed.
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Psmarck is a man "that hath no mu-
"a hi> soul" Taking recently with
E- painter I.eublch, his guest at Var
b he frahkly owned that neither he
any ofLis children possessed even
/ udiments OF mus'e~' feeling. Now
ii then hedid noS object to hearing a
I,d Italian hand-OrSan or au accOr-
In, but for orchestras, pianos, the
r,a, prime donne-b&h. he had no
b. 70 waste over such nonsense; and
! r tenor singers, over whom so many
E.1t in ec,,lcies, he could not endure
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CossELsyiLts, Pa, Septeuecs Ma
so,ina.,. So sary 1S'i q uniosss.s, .iopsi s:ss
young LADY named Frank Fragie. - thie
place. This snair hes csested quite saf
| in social circles
Charles 8hyises. tsskssnsn On Ne DS-.
timoys and Ohio R7ilfoad, met With sa sc'
cidcnt while coupling cars yesterday, shsee
Will In all probability cost him his !iis.
His foot caught bstsesa ~ rs'A snd 10.
m, thrown under the moving Hsin.