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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-16
OUR RAILROAD.
Arrangements Being Made for It's Con-
struetion.

Arrangements Being Made Tor HIS Con-
struetiOn.
Special Di5pdtch 10 The Register.
WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator Camden
goes to New York, tomorrow, in the inter
est of the Wheeling, Parkersburg and
Charleston railroad, and will remain a week
or ten days He hopes to put things in
in shape for an early letting of the con-
tracts.
Senator Fair will take half million Of
the additional stock required to put the en-
tire line under contract, and is considering
the question of making it eight hundred
thousand dollars.
Mr.. Elsley, the railroad expert whom the
syndicate sent out, has written letter in
which he says he never saw better territory
for paying road, and endorses the wisdom
of the investment in the strongest terms. l
am authorized to say the road will be built,
but some time must necessarily elapse in
obtaining contracts for terminal facilities,
making estimates for contractors, &C., be-
fore the letting can take place.
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DAVIS DINNER.
Statesmen, Financisrs and Railroad
Magnatss atthe Festive Board.
Our RaiirOad-PrOspects for Immediate Con-
struction-Senator Fair to Take
AaRd-Colonel Wilson's Views
On Public Life.
THsELM GROVE PoSToFfIcE ROBBERY
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.

WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator Davis, Of
West Virginia, entertained at dinner, to-
night, very distinguished party of gentle
men composed as follows: Hon. John W.
Garrett, of the Baltimore and Ohio, Secre-
tary of the Treasury Folger, Postmaster
General Howe, Representatives Hoge,
Kenna and Wilson of West. Virginia,
Flower of New York, and McLane of Mary
land; Senators Pendleton of Ohio,
Brown of Georgia, Window Of
Minnesota, Camden of West Virginia;
German, of Maryland; Sherman, of Ohio,
and Bayard, of Delaware, and Mayor Whyte,
OF Baltimore, and Hon. Lewis Baker, Of the
Wheeling REGISTER.
The party sat down about eight o'clock.
Senator Davis occupied seat in the mid
die OF one side of the table, and was plank
ed on the right in the order named by Mr..
Baker, Senator Brown, Representative
Hoge and Postmaster General Howe, and
on the left by Senator Pendleton, Repre-
sentatiyes Flower, Kenna and Governor
Whyte. "a,
Senator Window sat opposite the host,
and was planked on the right by
Senator Camden, Representative McLane,
Wilson, and Senator Sherman, and on the
left by Senator German, Representative
Flower and Secretary Folger.
President Garrett occupied a seat at the
head of the table, Immediately flanked on
the right by Secretary FOlger, and on the
left by Postmaster General Howe.
Opposite Mr.. Garrett at the other end of
the table sat Senator Bayard, who was
flanked on the right by Senator Sherman
and Gov. Whyte.
The entertainment was one purely OF
a social nature and continued until
a late hour. 1t is understood that among
other subjects casually talked over, was the
establishment of better and faster mail IA.
cilities for the cities situated on the line OF
the b 80. road.
Although the. gathering had no other
than social object, it is thought, since the
subject had been alluded to, there may be
a move toward increasing the postal facili-
ties on the line of the B. & .. and leased
lines.
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remain firm, and il seems to me that il they
continue the importation of foreign labor
ers the Panhandle miners will either have
to go to work at three and one-haf cents or,
as one Of them suggested, hunt work else
where.
Saturdays Demenstratisa.
Great preparations are going on among
he miners for the grand labor demonstra-
ion in this city on Saturday. They expect
o turn out five thousand strong. Those
who have the demonstration in charge
predict that twenty-five or thirty thousand
men will be in line. A large delegation Is
expected from yourcity. BRIAN.
AZ PittsbarE.
PrTrsBuRe, June l5.-It was learned from
q reliable source, that Friends mill, form
erly Woods, will shortly make an attempt
to start up with a non union force OF work
men. This statement was borne out by in
ouires on the South Side, where it was
stated that the firm in question had hired.
non union men and woul Id light their fires
at an early, day, possibly tomorrow, or
Monday at the latest.
The Friend mill has been closed for two
months for repairs. It has fifteen pudding
furnaces, and is located in the Thirty-sixth
ward.
Mr.. P. n. Lauffman, who was interview.
ed regarding the latest news from his
Apollo mill, said: II am running both
mills single turn, WITH 100 on-union men
,Sl 4 xoss aea k@ s,sssasS soa;S IIss ass
to add that I have served quit mo-
tices to the Amalgamated Association
men in my houses. Further, / have per-
feet faith in my ability to continue opera
tions at my mills as | have begun. l am
not inimical to the Amalgamated Union,
but consider il needed and excellent in
stitution when il does not try above its
power The members are behaving per-
fectly we'll at my mill, offering no inter
ference"
Al Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, June l5.ZThe strikers have
men designated from their number to act
as police and assist in preserving order.
They asked to be appointed by the city as
special petrolmen =, but the request was de.
MED. Two of these quasi officers arrested
Thomas Blythe, a non-union workman,
last Friday, on a charge OF carrying con-
cealed weapons. On the trial in the police
court he swore he carried revol-
yer to protect himself from as
saults by the strikers. He was
acquitted, and the men who arrested him
were arrested at the suggestion OF the
court charged with assault and battery, II
being in evidence that they seized Blythe
without warrant or proyacation. and found
q pistol in his possession. Their cases are
set for trial the 2lst inst
This morning. when on his way to work,
Blythe was attacked by gang of men, pre-.
sumed to be strikers, and so badly beaten
that he may die.
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JUDGE LYNCH.

His Decisioa and Exeeatiea EsaerseS.
LOUISVILLE, June ia special from NJ
Sterling says: A negro, named Jim Mitch.
ell. well known about here 1 . vicious
character, waylaid the wife Of respectable
farmer, named Robert Thomas, ct noon
yesterday, and ravished her In the most
brutal manner. The scene was only two
miles from town, and within two hours the
brute was in jail. The husband went
through the streets swearing until the sym.
pathy OF the citizens was aroused TO such
pitch that ne effort was made 10 prevent
FIVE men, who, armed with pistols, entered
the Jail, forced the jsilor TO deliver ths
victim. who was taken and hung - . rail.
road trestle, half q mile from town. The
body was taken down this morning, and
buried by the Coroner. lie confessed 70
the crime twice 'and was fully identified by
Mrs. Thomas. Every body, even the negroes
fully Justify the decision, sentence and ex.
ecution Of Judge Lynch.
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StapRoute Trials.

wAsHINGroS, June 15.-In the Star Route
trial, this morning, postotfice clerks identf-
fed certvin warrants and maps. After q
struggle between counsel, letter was ad.
mitted in evidence notifying the Second
Assistant Postmaster General that the dis
tances on the route from st. Charles to
Greenhorn had been wrongly advertised,
and that the station at st. Charles was only
a water tank. number of petitions and
letters were presented by Bliss, all asking
for increased service and faster schedules
In some instances the request for a faster
schedule had been written in different ink
from the body OF the petition. Some OF
these papers were transmitted to the de-
partment by Senator J. G. Chaffes. In a
minor case il was shown that one month s
pay was allowed q contractor for service
never performed and pay for another
month he was not required to perform.
The money, however, was returned.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
New Trunk Lines.

CHICAGO, June l5.-The trunk roads are
about to have four new competitors for the
commerce of Chicago with the seaboard:
The New York, Chicago and st. Louis road
will be in operation by September, the
Buffalo extensi on of the Lackawanna road
will be finished early in the fall, and can
easily secure entrance into Chicago, and
the Atlantic will soon be available TO ad.
nit to the Western metropolis ttie trains OF
the Lehigh and Erie roads, and the Ontario
snd Western might furnish New York
outlet for the Wabash. At present the
new roads are outside the pool.
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Democratic state Convention.

LITTLE Rock, June l5.-The Democratic
State Convention met at noon. Every
. county is represented, and there is large
attendance Of spectators from all parts of
the State. The convention was called to
order by Col. Smithe, Chairman of the
State Central Committee. State Senator II.
c. Upton, of lizard County, an amen dment
and J. +. Williams, of Pulaski, temporary
secretary. Permanent officers were then
elected, and after authorizing the chair TO
appoint committees from each judiciary
district on resolutions, the convention ad.
iourned till P. NJ
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Contested Election Case Claims.

WASHINGTON, June l5.-Claims TO the
amount of $52,6l3 will be transferred to
the Committee on Claims, under a resolu-
ton adopted by the Elections Committee
of the House regarding claims for expenses
in contested election cases. Some OF these
claims are very peculiar, and in some cases
double salaries are paid on account of sin.
gle representatives for nearly the entire
committee say they have no jurisdiction
in the matter of these claims, as they re-
gard them as claims against the govern
ment, and hence should be settled by the
Committee on Claims,
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Indian PON-wow

.v,r NJ FGENS, OAK, June l5.-Goyernor
y :, Nan pow-wow with Hishepop. head
! ~ the Turtle Mountain Chippewas
ierv.!elary Teller holds have no title 10
y, rr.,"ntry beyond the DEVILS Lake resar.
IN IN "a the Turtle Mountain region.
a ne ne only two hundred of these In
.,,,,;.aue ne Chlef made pathetic speech,
4 s%,5 % against being deprived Of this
ts,sJ 5u Offering to sell il cheap. He ex.
a "a warm friendship for the whites
! n oSSSuWay said be would present the
!" Secretary Teller. ~ '-'e
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ADJOURNMENT.

Intellectual Attempt to Fix q Day.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, June 15.-The Committee
of Ways and Means held Meeting to-day
to consider resolution 10 be submitted to
the House for the final adjournment OF
Congress. The dates canvassed were Janu-
ary 26th, July Sd and July 10th. By yots
of five to four the committee decided TO
postpone the further consideration of the
subject until Tuesday next, when it is
thought the river and harbor bill, which is
being vigorously opposed, will be out oil
the yay
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TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.


one Mas KiIIeA and tYsss Sssisssay
Iajure1.
WTLKEsBARRE, Pa, June i5.-A terrific
explosion Of gas occurred In the Stanton
air shaft this morning. In one Of the lifts,
about 800 feet from the top. and 400 fest
from the bottom, five men were descsnd'
ing in bucket with nAket lamps upon
their heads, when they came In contact
with the gas and caused the eIplosion. One
Of the men, James CARR, was hurled from
the bucket and fell TO the bottom, and was
killed. The four Others. John Welsh,
Michael Lynch, Henry Hughes and Edward
Finntsln were b.dly burned, and thsir 70.
coYerY 10 doubtful.
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oHlo'S WAR GOVERNOR.
Vim. DenniSoR, Ex-Governor and Ex'
Postmaster General, Dead.

CoLUMBUs. June 15.-Wm. Dennison,
known as the "War Governor" of Ohio,
died at o'clock this morning aged sixty
seven. He was Governor OF this State from
60 TO 60, Postmaster General under Lin
coin and johnson, Commissioner of the
District of Columbia under Grant, and
prominent in other public positions. He
was President of the National Convention
which nominated Lincoln and Johnson,
candidate tor Vice President against vii.
son il 1872 and for Senator when Garfield
was chosen, in 1880. He has been sick
nearly a year. State officials will arrange
for the obsequies this afternoon.
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ARMY OF POTOMAC.
Closing Day orthe Reunion at Detroit

Closing Day ofthe Reunion NJ Detroit.
DETRoIT, June 15.-The day could not
have been more favorable for the parade in
honor Of the veterans of the Potomac army.
Showers during the night laid all the dust
and brisk wind tempered the rays OF the
sun. The line of march was promptly
formed, and took its way over the designa-
ted route. The streets everywhere were
lined with thousands Of people, and the
appearance of the most prominent soldiers
was greeted with great applause. Grant,
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Coiners Arrested.

CARTHAzE, MIS-, June IA band of
counterfeiters have been arrested in Carter
vile, this county. The names of the men
arrested are William Deyall, Jim Maun,
VIM f. Dauson and Dan Kearney. Coin.
ing was carried on underground in the
drift of an old shaft in the Carteryille
mines. A plaster OF paris mould for cast.
ing was found.
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LAST MonT's sToasa.
RaiIrssA Tracks Bs1Iy Dsoaesl.

CINCINNATI, June 15.-Ths storm Lest
night prostrated four bridges on the Gin
cinnati, indianapolis, 81. Louis and Chicago
railroad between Guilford, Ind, and In:
dianapolls. The Little Miami railrosd
track has been under water for short time
at various points, but %. detention 81
trains Is reported. The Ohio and hissts-
sippi railroad is running to 3d. Louis on
schedule time. The telegraph wires on ths
Rig Fopr between here and Indianapolis
are down.
CHcAGo, June ia besvy. rsin storm
at Gibson, washed out three thousand let
wsAbout on the Wabash. All trains asU
delayed greatly. Great damage 10 crops.
The bridge over the Sangamon was carried
down stream with two engines, and The
road master OF the Wabash Was killed and
several others injured.
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FIRE RECORD.

SPENCER, IND., June l5.-Fisher Il Sons
Touring mill is burned. Loss $4,000; in
sured for $1,000.
RED WING, Mimi, June l5.-Kellogg's
drug store is burned. Loss, $4,000; in
sured.
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ARSlxnmans

49, IS June l5.-Bohe, Young & CO..
u an stOeers and oUeensware. have
ktb - LssSignment. Assets estimated at
be- t,,oGsand ,nn!i'and two hundred dollars; liza.
S'"en'y thousand dollars.
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AiolPh Smith, who gave the name
he famous SutrO Tunnel, is interest
'roT in a scheme to establish a large
Inner resort on the seashore near San
ancScO. He has transformed sand
N INTO woodland already, and expects
make the landscape attractive in spite
L barren soil.
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,u,no diggers are at it again.
u ~ Conrress never get enough Of the
s,,v Peruvian business?
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SHoULD you be a sufferer from dyspepsia,
indigestion, malaria, or weakness, you can
be cured by Browns Iron Bitters.
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8, ,re reminded by the caloric con-
:. Of the atmosphere yesterday
snmmer has not entirely lost its
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: 'ae last twenty years Congress has
VI away 296, goo, ,OOOacres of the pub
'Omain to private corporations.
Nj Very faithful guardianship
~e party in power, but fortunes had
made for individuals. The rail-
NnSs have made their pile, while
~On'ier settler pays a dollar and a
wi an acre ami isn't assured pro-
'On by the government from sava-
4hlS Is one of the most beautiful
mans government on the face of
sDOe' Any Congressman will tell
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-16

CsAsLEsrows, W. Va, Juns M.-wn.
Coon. assd II, residing nsaz this plass.
while on his wsy home from tevs ~
evsnirg. feli over bsak ct Poetsfs YWSy
md broke his nsck. he W. intexioate6
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neral Newton will give Hell Gate
/ ,ssrhoist this summer, using dyna-
| srourh to crumble eleven acres Of
ID t.iructing rocks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-16

- Michigan Republican Central
-,,ittee hascalled the biennial State
r.rtion to meet at Kalamazoo on
Ig>t 50.
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rs Rev. Henry Ward Beecher will
y rr Fourth of July grafton on
,,ronal Events" this year, at Lake
lrlsr. Concord, Mass.
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rbD Mccullough, whose father was
| "A from a small Irish farm, says
-.-Ss is the best country not only
/. ,,crs but for everybody else.
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H011e0 Death.

DETROIT. MIcB., June 1.-The wife of
VIM. y. Robinson, principal Of one Of The
Union schools, this city, was found dead In
Q bath tub, last evening. She hsd bssn eat
driving in the afternoon and appeared -
we'll as usual. She was subject 20 attacks
OF heart trouble. Il 10 supposed the Coz
tact of the body with the wstsr msy heve
induced . sudden recurrence of her aslsdy,
rendering her helpless - thss che dfovnsd
In the tuh
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THE NEWS.

THE NEWS.
,u,no diggers are at it again.
y, ~ conrress never get enough Of the
,rory Peruvian business?
q, .rs reminded by the calorie con-
'. Of the atmosphere yesterday
!, summer has not entirely lost Its
b.
- Michigan Republican Central
..rittee hasealled the biennial State
.-rsntion to meet at Kalamazoo on
.gst 50,
, neral Newton will give Hell Gate
Ssrboist this summer, using dyna-
+. enough to crumble eleven acres Of
d S,,ructing rocks.
~ Rev. Henry Ward Beecher will
lrg- a Fourth of July grafton on
S,,onal Events" this year, at Lake
EJi,n. Concord, Mass.
r,bn Mccullough, whose father was
"A from a small Irish farm, says
|-sjes is the best country not only
,,,rs but for everybody else.
North Carolina couple met at the
/. Of 4 road to elope, but were struck
rrbtning before they had gone a
some people have dead loads of
ex-senator Dorsey, of Star Route
- who is Secretary Of the Republi-
|, National Committee, is negotiating
1 he purchase of one of the finest res
,,es in Denver.
NJ Congressman who doesn't pre-
| IL constituents with the money to
ii~yen public buildings this season
EVIDENTLY not gifted in the line OF
ming with the boys.
Tts Wool Growers Association Of
u, ha, adopted a resolution to sup
\ 10 man for Congress who does not
/ E.ctte the protection Of that interest
l,t impOrtations.
|rFg army worm is totally destroying
l rain in Warren and Butler cOun-
i the worms have appeared in mill
and are passing northward
pcgh the Mama Valley.
|SnatorS Jones and VOORHEES,, Con-
S~nan Randall and Michael Davitt,
|, Irrh leader, will address the grand
tI.American demonstration to be
. Al Boston on the 10th and 18th Of
+ yr. Dwight L. Moody, the evange-
will remain during this month in
sgow. where his son is at school.
| Sankey is now travelling in Germa-
With his son for the benefit Of the
ids health.
<WyOuing county, New York, far
es whose conscienees reproach them
ading in the manufacture Of malt
uOr, are blowing up their hop yards,
4 VII devote the ground to raising
;al-and whisky.
: Iohn Roach has over 1000 men en-
; yrd at Chester, Pa, on thirteen YES
j,npresenting an aggregate tonnage
tyuO tons. During the last eleven
4 as be has built over 100 vessels, cost
y mau $25,OOO,OOO.
Newburg, New York, man lost
.Wo on a single hand Of poker, last
In.er It was three-handed game,
5ihe has since concluded that he.was
victim of a conspiracy, and he now
f1gs suit to recover the money.
po,ection, gold and silver dollars oi
pal intrinsic value, National banks,
reductions, taxation Of liquors, lib
pensions, and a prohibition amend
fHt to the constitution are the planks
He Maine Republican platform.
Tie contract for the casting Of the
1ze statue of General Robert L. Lee
The city Of New Orleans, has been
Nd and the work will be completed
aoOut six months. The monument
D oe dedicated on next New Years
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Ihe contract for the casting Of the
tlze statue of General Robert Z. Lee
! The city Of New Orleans, has been
nd and the work will be completed
shout six months. The monument
u be dedicated on next New Years
III
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IlaI some Ofthe Russian refugees who
Re snatched from starvation by the
Dies ofthe Hebrew people in Phila-
9aia have become Americanized
IL can be little doubt. Thirty of
employed at shirt factory in Nor
'"n have gone on a strike because
'S4iSlied with rule of the mill.
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'ae barbers of Pennsylvania have
last secured a legal deeis-
upon the subject of Sunday
'4'ng. Judge Betehel, Of Pottsville,
: decided recently that such shaving
neither a work of necessity or char
and therefore a violation of the act
'4' And the knights of the strop
nest their tongues one day in the
"a hereafter, and talk enough faster
0'her six days to make up for lost
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h. Dwight L. Moody, the evange-
i will remain during this month in
|,gOw. where his son is at school.
|, Sankey is now travelling in Germa-
with his son for the benefit of the
ftrrs health,
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DslSss Bsesvsrsl.

IsDrABAroLn, June 1.-The bodiD q
Patrick Ganin sDd rstxiek Menesenn,
victims Of the Posues rivse disagtR, vss
recovered this morning osyfEl etlDD
are still mtssing. Il is suppeoe4 - ~
have ben carYfed out into u Wh1to dv1R.
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| North Carolina couple met at the
l%.ofa road to elope, but were struck
1 rrhtning before they had gone a
some people have dead loads OF
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Potection, gold and silver dollars Of
AI intrinsic value, National banks,
}; reductions, taxation of liquors, lib
pensions, and a prohibition amend
|fHt to the constitution are the planks
;he Maine Republican platform.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-16

Ebsn, Ills, July i5.-Deputy Sheriff
Adolph r. Lawson shot desd Jim Irwin, .
prisoner who assaulted him md tFisd -
break jail The ooronsrs jury sEonsfsts1
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ex-senator Dorsey, of Star Route
/. who is Secretary of the Republic
|, National Committee, Is negotiating
/ he purchase of one of the finest res
|,res in Denver.
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ne Congressman who doesn't pre-
bs constituents with the money to
Sven public buildings this season
EVIDENTLY not gifted in the line OF
ming with the boys.
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Ceatin,sd on Fourth Page.l
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a Newburg, New York, man lost
pm on single hand of poker, last
inter. 1t was q three-handed game,
ihe has since concluded that he.was
+ victim of conspiracy, and he now
lgs suit to recover the money.
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SELMA, Ills, June D.-wnlian Johssou.
ssed 30. killed his wife. sssd z5. yesterday.
,nd nb.n, then 'not not s,ss .s IS.y % ne @ Sssa Wy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-16

| Tsa Wool Growers Association of
! IA, ha, adopted a resolution to sup
| no man for Congress who does not
| cate the protection of that interest
int impOrtatiOnS.