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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-03
JUDGE WHITE. OF OHIO,
Prominently Mentioned as swing :
Successor ON the supreme Bench.

WASHINGTON, December 2.-It Is rumored
that at the Cabinet meeting yesterday It
was determined to appoint Judge White,
of the Ohio Supreme Bench, to the seat lett
vacant by the death OF Judge Swing There
are doubts expressed about this; however,
ss tLe friends Of other candidates CLAIM
f that Judge White is too old for the posi- p9i
tion. his appointment being sure to be tol-
inNsd by retirement in year or two.
Judge White is backed by Speaker ketier
and GOV. Foster. Mr.. II. 7: Lloyd Judge
Tsit's law partner, Warner Bateman' ben'
iamin Butterworth, Gen. I. W. SanuerS9h,
ri Youngstown. Judge Perry ana 1uuse
Manning Force, OF Cincinnati are uieH'
toned for the place.
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MACVEAGH REPLIES.
70 r.so,.,or norsey.sCbnrres

New YORK. December Hon. Wayne
NTacSeaeh this afternoon, in reply to an in.
quiey as to the charge of ex-senator Dorsey
that the ex.Attorney Genera! had violated
his confidence during his term OF Office,
said: IAN answer is not necessary. Tue
whole letter is a tissue Il falsboods from
beginning to end, except one solitary fact
that objected to any secret examination
before entered the Cabinet of President
Garfield.
Dorsey painted me in very unfayorabie
colors. If | was as bal as he represented;
wby did he come to me, as he says, and
entrust me with this confidential business
Everything that was necessary to be said
on the subject of the Star Routes l placed
in my letter to President Arthur and that
| consider q sufficient reply, as then eK-
nloined everything. 1t is sufficient to
know that Dorsey is under indictment and
awaiting trial.
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BREWERS CANDIDATE

For GoYeruor of OHIO at the Coming
Election The Brewers Candidate for
GoYCTnor.
WASHINGTON. December 2.-The Sentinel,
'-e organ OF tue brewers of the country,
day thus nOminateS a candidate for Gov
e'nCr OF Ohio.
1.Gov. Mueller, of Cleveland, is men
S'Sel =. as a candidate for Governor on the
CCHio Democratic State ticket. We do not
A.9N ot any Democratic politician in Ohio,
",m Senator Pendleton down, who has
-yae more. ii as much, 10 achieve the
~. october victory than the Ex-Governor
=, a. a. orator, snd through his able paper.
e's.arl Wgechter, be has rendered
service. and i. will ne excellent
~ .'' 'h" "Gln Democrats 20 place such
.''.'. aEt ale fighter al the head OF the
.-s Z" '"r coming campaign. There
,...,e 's..- p0'vCt rraSJus Why The
-...., .' sgrr's, II .h=y earnestly desire -
r.' .l- "a.g.g. should recognize by
. N'.. a'iu'. that element 10 which
H. San g. amy other shry are iaIey,ei
'' .-. .... .E.C-pry
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FRAyNE p,scHaast9.
The stalnte Nos DisoAeye4Ln,e Gan
Being Pointed - a. Ob3eeSs Hes ~
q Refs0n. t

fefssn.
CINCINNATI, December 2.-Frauk FtA.yns
was before the Police Court this nso11nns
on the charge Of granddaughter for shcoass
Annie Won Behfen st the Colssium Tksa-
tire durisg the perfosaance Of "si Sloeutf'
At the Thanksgiving msinee He appe.rsd
quite calm At the beEiuning. but Is his
testimony proceeded he was restless and q
times deeply affected. The prosecutica
offered the testimony Of Sergeant Ben
ninger, who saw the shot and who arrested
Frayne, and OF Mr.. Bear, member Of the
company, who explained the cause OF the
accident. He saa: The thread OF the
screw that holds the spring catch
was worn or torn OF, and the screw was
blown out Of the gun. The catch. losing
its hold, permitted the gun barrel to drop
and that sent the bullet below its aim"
Mr.. Frayne's breast and neck were burned
and blaclened by the powder escaping at
the breach Of the gun. Tie prosecution
here rested and said the charge Of man.
slaughter should DO sustained BY the stat.
ute, which forbids any one TO point
loaded gun at on toward smother person.
the statute did not APPLY, -
the gun was not pointed at the deceased.
but at an apple, six inches above the bead.
He suggested also that Frayne had already
suffered the worst that could happen TO
any one, and that 10, punishment by the
law could give greater weight to the lesson
Of this accident. Judge Highly leaned 70
the opinion that the statute was not dis
obeyed in this case, because the gun was
aimed at an object and not at . person.
He said the testimony clearly showed that
there was not the slightest criminal intent,
and the prisoner should be discharged.
The announcement was greeted with EN-;
phatic applause.
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cnltiss #hich threaten to stop the steel
works il that city. Before leaving he said
No neM Propositions have been made by
either side and matters remain Just as they
have been all along. AS to what was to be
done h6 was rather reticent, but finally
said be thought compromise would be
efleoted % reduction Of 20 per cent. for
81 skilied labor, and the first Of May fixed
as the date for signing the scales for the
year. Nj. Jarrett thinks the Tariff Com
missipn will not venture to reduce the
tariff on steel rails 70 less than $40 per ton.
III they % English manufacturers will
updeFsell hs.
The North Side mills at Chicago shut
down Yesterday. President Porter said il
was for fhe want Of work to keep them go
ing. This throws about 1000 men out OF
employment, The South Side mills are
Operated BIZ the same company, and are
still running, because they are equipped
with the Best and latest improved machin-
cry, by which they are enabled TO save $5.per
ton In Che cost of manufacture. These
works fFDduce about IL 900 tons per month.
II the price OF skilled labor is reduced it is
probabie the.works will start again.
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Southern Politics.

Bnard has finishedI canvassing the votes
for the District Congressman, awarding GER
titicates to Pool, Republican; O'Hara, Re.
publican; Green, Cox, Scales, David and
Mann, Democrats, and York, Coalitionist
independent Democrat. Robins, Demo.
rrat, iiled papers looking TO contesting
Works seat The Board did not conclude
the canvassing of the vote for Congress
man.at.I arge, there being no lawful re;
turns from Watauga county, but adjourned
until December 18th to get the vote OF that
county. The vote for CongreSsman-at-
Large is, Bennett, Democrat, ill,0S';
pocEeIy, Republican, llO.'"I. The va
tsJ;gs Vote viii increase Bennett's majority
to AS.
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REDUCTION OF rAxATlOHs
RepaSIssssi Calaeas AcsIon ON the In
FtsFuaI Revenuo BalE.

Srr-tCt NtsE4'"t . ne Sunday krf'H''
WAsuIN. roy. December 2.-It is under
stood that q senatorial Republican caucus
vi. be held early next week to adopt
plan OF action with reference 10 the int =
sal revenue bill. This bill is first on the
Senate calendar, and has in part been CON
,i4-ed by the full Senate in committee.
The J.ll. As it passed the House reduced in
te-na, taxation So. 600, ,0OO. \ plan Of caucus
alton la, been discussed, and IL IS report
e3 Tia. - informally agreed upon by the
Rel Ub,igan senators now here. lL IS to re-
On NIT the bill 10 the Finance Commit
tee With Instructions 10 report bill re-
iUCr- Internal taxation about S>p,hOOpO.
10 is said thar tax on whisky, tobacco,
bse. spe. iul licenses and cigars is to be re-
dgced 20 per .ent. The bill, as it is now,
ri ea,s the stamp on bank checks, drafts,
y.lv.s and vouchers, the .aI On
lie capital deposits OF banks aud
IA, ye-s. except such taxes a.
are u,w Que and payable, and
,.r 'ea:, ca matches. PcriumsEy and me-
I. -. rreparstiouS. &nd reduces certain
,pe,.l. ..rer,e taxes on whisky and to-
Hl.rr sui the tax on manufactured TO-
ua..r .-uw lG cents TO u cents \ pound,
AL ga lj-ars from 81 10 - thousand.
Amendments reported by the Finance
Committee are also pending, repeating the
aiu.sgnal duty imposed on cigars ana mo-
,a.ses sy.u, the duty On steel rails at ~
l..t,v. and making the duties upon man
H's-.sres from hoop. band or scroll iron
U- -sue ls those imposed upon the ma
't- a .urg.iug the chief component part.
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CHICAGO CLEARiQ
During the Past Week-LtI
'ChRnge.
CmcAoo, December 2.--TheI

Cmcaao, December 2.--Tbe
the past week were SO, 900,
90 less than for the same week last year.
Il has been lively day on Chang The
markets SKIPPED about In unbsuL holic-
sumcntss. vote was taken on the cornef
ra!e, and there wss . heavy failuTt, now
sad 10 be about 10000, the brm, Creigh
& Davis, being short on 100000 bushels q
corn.
Another failure Is also rumofed, ana
several firms felt the strain Of the rscsnt
heavy declines. The rile prohibiting cor
pers Was abrogsted to-day by vote OF -
10 40. In the future, after January fst~
trades must DO settled at tbs guots~..
lions made ON tho day of maturays
rot by COMMITTEES, and defanltssO
mu.t pay or be expelled. opini0a
Is greatly divided ~ 10 the meritS
Of the question OF snti-oornef 1ules bino0
Move mber Ist 9,0s0D,1 hogs have besn
packed. the falling ON being III ,00o hcsd;
rom last year. The receipts os cattle IN
creased 5000 head. at the stock yards.
The receipts and shipments OF grain for
the week are: Flour, receipts ~ .0oObbls;
shipments. ia. 900 bbls. What, reoeipts
$4,000 bushels; shipments, 2a,oO bush-
els. Corn, receipts, 139,0O;, shipmsn1;
,G3. .Og0 bushels. Osts. Teceipts. t1tW
bushels; shipments, III 900 bushsls. 'kye..
receipts. 81. .6oO bushels; shipments. ~.
600 bashsls. Mrlsy, rec.ipts HMS
bushels; shipments, rs, 900 bushsls.
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r.. r..v,,uo,.y-Do., I'm Maryland.

BALTIMORE, December 2.-Thonas foote'
colored, who was found guilty in the
Criminal Cour on Wednesday last under
the act OF 1882, chapter 100, OF brutally as
saulting and beating his wife, was, sen
tenced this morning by Judge Phelps 70
receive thirteen lasbes Ito be admins,
tered by the Sheriff within the walls OF
the city Jail" Mr.; I. kell BRADFORD, VINO foo
was assigned by the court as counse! 10,
IN take the case upon writ Of error to the
Court OF Appeals, where the constitution
sIity Of the act, which has been greatly
questioned, will be argued and deter
mined. This is the first sentence OF the
Kind that has been enforced under the
statue.
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CONGRESSMAN UPpEeaAFF.
HIS Death Causes Sorrow az the CnDital
.Sa,ecLnL ni...L.L.k 10 a. ...-..L-.. r,.-.-.--

HIS Dealh causes SorroW nt the CAPITAL
Specsol DL,pdtch 10 the Ss1sdGy Reoister.
WAsHNoroN, December 2 - The an
nouncement here OF the death Of Congress.
man Updegraf was received with profound
regret for he had many personal friends
here. He will be greatly missed in Con-
gress where, although not abriIliant man.
he was very popular by reason of his warm
hearted social qualities and accommodating
spirit. He was known as man whose con-
stituentS we're his dearest concern,
and il wss noticeable fact
that while others were formulating
great schemes for national improvement,
Updegraf's bills and pet measures always
related purely to his constituents or their
interests. He became the authority in the
House for all matters pertaining to the
agricultural resources OF the country, and
q Just and judiCious bestowal of chairman
ships last year would have given him the
head Of the agricultural committee of the
House. He was slrong on tariff matters,
so far rs they related to husbandry, and
his tariff speech of last session was the first
and most widely circulated Of the docu.
ments sent out by the Congressional Com
mittee this fall
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rn. wal,aee. ,IcKinley Contest.

CorUuErs. December 2-The contest OF
Wallace vs.. Congressman Mckinley in the
Eighteenth district, will take place before
the State Canvassiug Board, composed OF
the Governor. Attorney General, Secretary
Of Stale and Auditor Of State, on Tuesday
next. Tie general opinion prevails that
tfe commission will decline 10 so behind
the returns, although il Is claimed, and IS
doubtless true, that y Gumbero o! votes were
cast Tor John Wallace and MAJOR a!iace
which the Judges refused to count. EH-
Ssnoror Thurrlsn will go before the com
mission and argue The case in behalf OF Mr:
Wallace. and lion. Samuel Shellabsrger, OF
Washington, will present the case Tor Con-
FRESHMAN Mckinley.
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Clothed In The Habiliments Of the
Dead, a Body Brsathes
and Moves.
Nancy Stoops, of Leschburg, Pa,
Visits the Unknown via
the Pistol Route.
Effort Made to Release the Bunco
Steerer Who Victimized
C.F Adams.

Special Dispatch 10 the Sunday Register.
PAEKEEsBuBs, December "A most un
usual sensation occurred to-day at Belpre
town opposite this city. The facts are q
follows: Yesterday sarah Druse died sud
denly from dropsy Of the heart. A few
minutes before her death, she had prepared
dinner for the family apd while engaged in
the dining room Immediately after dinner,
dropped lifeless on the floor. The body re-
ceived the usual preparation and was
Placed I'm Coffin
yesterday evening. Friends Of the family
were present, and remained during the
night with the corpse. To-day as the last
sad rites were about to be performed, the
corpse began 10 breathe and move very
slightly. The pulse was found to b. full
and strong. At the first sight Of renewed
life every one was sdumb-founded. Women
SCI leamed and the men stood stiff with
fright, looking at the CHASTITY spectacle. A
terrible commotion ensued, but
All Were speechless
and could scarcely utter word. AS soon
as the members ef the family, attendants
and friends recovered from the fright and
establishment medical aid was summoned.
Owing probably to the delay III obtaining
physicians, Mrs. Druse, after an hour, be-
came apparently lifeless again, but still at
that time showed some slight signs OF life.
The medical fraternity is greatly puzzled
over the case, and the body will be held
until Monday. Results are watched with
great interest by everyone.
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An .ccnsea Robber Let on.

NgwcoMERsrowN o., December 2.--The
;urv in the case of Arthur Bassett, OF thi,
place, charged with robbing .he Adams
Express osiice here of about 500 over a
wear ago, disagreed this morning,
standing FIVE for acquittal ani
seven for conviction. The trial attrsctei
considerable attention, as this was the
tLird time Bassett has been arrested Tor
the offense. About $50 witnesses were eX,
amined, Detective Larry Hazen, OF Gin
cinnati, who worked mp the evidence
against Bassett, was present part OF the
time during the trial 1t is thought oy
many that Bassett is guilty. He will no
Doubt have another hearing at once.
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FIRE RECORD.

Cluc,ao. December "A Webster City,
Iowa, special says: Packard & Mattre
elevator was burned with its contents TO
day. Loss $4,000.
ERIE December 2-W. l.. Scotts famous
hotel at MassssaUga Point, was burned To-
day. Nothing was saved. The occupants
barely escaped. Loss 5000
CHESTER. CoSS., December THE busi-
ness centre of the town was burned to-day.
Loss, $4,000.
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x..~l.s Dew. sys Horse.

IngnvnLK, Decemlsr z--An upkoo.s
man xss KNOCKED down By 40 nnfosy
h6st., this tening. ri The corner o fonrih
and Main streets, and RECEIVED s,arsss
nich VIII probably ca1,e D.: oean - ~
wss bksn 10 the City hospilsl ID ~ 49,, ~.
conscious condition. There vas a. so
Ths Lor,e vas hi,ched 20 & buggy snd %:
t,i~bt.ned and attempted 10 run sway 80
.,s b.yopd The control Of the driver. M
snfortunsie ls well dressed and sborh =
ysars Of see.
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Iaannette Inquiry.

WASHINGTON, December - ne ytal,
,,crte court resumed the examination oil
Wir5aIYan This morning. In describing
fhe msrrh to the south on September 2oth'
the the witness said: Just before noon ErlcS-
snn told him that he couldn't go mnch
further. Witness tried to- encourage him
bnt without avail. In attempting, to re-
nat Erickson's language when he became
disabled. witness broke down and saspeu
ont. 81 cannot go on now, sir, and hastily
ISit the room, The incident was most
rathetic one. and the court ana spectator;
were deeply impressed. The president ot
the board ordered q recess sayinS ,ue e
''Poor fellow never broke COW UP M 'LI.e :.
i,r his lost companions oyercomes him.
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AGREEMENT SIGNED.
Sioux COmmissiOnersC Conclude Bound
ary Treaty.

CHICAGo, December "A Standing Rock
special says: The Sioux Commissioners
after four councils with the Indians Thurs
day afternoon. secured signature to the
required agreement making the northern
boundary Of the reservation the Cannon
Ball River, the eastern boundary the low
water line of the Missouri River, the south
ern the Grand River and the western the
lO2nd meridian, making about sixty miles
of river front. Thirty-iiye hundred Indians
are now here and fifteen hundred
more are expected from Sitting Bulls
band at Crow Greek Agency. Each man,
woman and child gets a COW. Aid will be
given in building houses, and machines
furnished free for ten years, and the gov
crnment maintain schools for twenty years
until they become self-Supporting. \
similar agreement was made with the
Indians at Pine Ridge and Santee Agencies,
and an immense acreage will be thus thrown
open to the white settlers. ,..ssgss-
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RAILWAY COLLISION.
ssrIous Accident On the KentnekJ
Central Road.

CfScrssArr, December 2-Ibe accideh.
on the Kentucky Central Railroad ia's
evening was caused by the attompt OF the
freight train, which was several hours late;
10 reach Cataw ba, The next station noith o.
Falmouth. before the express tram snouiu shu
arrive. -Four n5ies north Oh slmouth sas
two trains met. Will Gray, the h1ema
OF the passenger train. was kliieu, iS az :
Isaac AcEiey the sgsipssi STai.msn. @ seversi,
in;nrsd, Levi Kirby. engineer on tht
fTtirbt, slightly. Luther Nanhook; o
CvnilIisns. Ky. n passenger, was slightly
injured. Both engines, itour baggage car
md the smoking cars were wrecked.
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several Patriots Anxious 10 Pill Upde-
gratis Plaee-Lleufenant Govern0r
Raehartls How Ne NAY
5eenFak kRe k,Els<-
Spsci6t DisPdtc6 70 ,s S,saday Register.
sTEUBENvILIE, o., December "A num-
Der of prominent Republicans have been
interviewed to-day on the Congressional
situation, and it seems to be the prevailing
opinion among those interviewed that
another rough and tumble fight will be in
dulged In for Updegrah's shoes. ieuten-
ant Governor Richards. when your repre-.
sentative called ON him, seemed to be very
busy
Among his Law Books.
but he stopped long enough TO say that he
knew nothing OF the situation, but was
afraid that the scenes of September wouli
be re-euacted in the coming struggle"
meaning that there would be half.dozen
candidates ready and willing to serve the
people of the Seventeenth district.
y Republican county official, who didn't
want his name mentioned, was OF the Opin-
ion that Jefferson county would have no
candidate; but that in the event that Har-
riSon, Belmont, Guernsey and Noble could
not agree ON man, that Jefferson would
rush forth
GOV. Richards as n Compromise.
You can rest assured. said he, what
Senator Hollingsworth, Col. Taylor, and
Anderson, of Guernsey, lTaylor's thorn
will all be in the field, and as Taylor he
lieyes that HollingSworth withdrew
from tie last contest to help Upde-
graf along, he would prefer Richards to
the Harrison county man in the event be
can't get ii himself. | think the race is
between Taylor and Richards"
\ member of the Republican County
Committee reasons in this way: You see
Harrison county had the representative
Binghaml for eighteen or twenty years,
Belmont had il six years, and could have
had il that much longer If Danford had
wanted it, Jefferson kept Il four, and had
her man elected for two more
when Death stepped In.
and now it looks pretty plausible that
Guernsey aud Noble will come in for
turn. with the chances in favor of
Guernsey. As Taylor is her favorite son,
it looks tome Us though he was the coming
man. II the Tother e0unsies antagonize
him, look out f0r Richards, of this county
as q dark horse candidate s
The general opinica Is th&t Col. Taylor
stands the best show for the prize, but II it
comes TO q bitter war. ss il now seems
probable. Gov. Richards II the man who
can heal the breaeh. s = .tstill st1i
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LOUISVILLE, Decsaber . A special fron
Css,lettsburg says: ANDY Hall vss si.st
and killed BY men, concealed N the brnss.
did the shooting - Richard Vance. Afsw
minutes later Vance, Andy Sloan and d-Lin.
vile Higgins were seen nesf the scens o.
the mu der, all armed with guns. IeseE
day father HaiISWofe out . ~arfsnt sfai
i.il,d 10 await heir trial fof murder. All
yh,ee Of the rsn s,e IN the employ OF ths
Reyeaus a spies ON moooshsnefs IN the
monntsins and procurss Of witnesses
sesiust them"
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Rig FAILURE.

CHICAGO, December Board OF Iraae
circles were excited TO day by fePoi.
Ubjcb nroyed we'll founded. of the failure
of Crejrb a Davis, an old firm which has
been dealing heavily of late years Corn
iS The rock ON which they went down prices
Of that option having declined heavily.
In spi he OF large purchases by that hrm
and others. the drop of to-day proved TOO
much for them. Their liabilities are sala
TO be heavy, but the full facts are nos
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n.a,1,r.s., ,1,.'.N.T-N, December 2.-The Garfield
cav ,rEi., lar closed tonight, after eight
a.. - SSH.sh .t were in the main successful.
r-.v-I .he two days Of poor weather
Seen n-,. ..Stt misfortune. To-day has
r-4 ,,.I. ~, q .a2'I sales at all the booths,
f?dis,,...,g, ''ea1 close there was but little
ro,s,or, -. o,. The committee finds il i'm
"a. IL, ., give the exact figures. but sew
I.rt '-'''a dollars will be added 70 the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-03
COL. TAYLOR
Declines an InterView-His support
ers TO Begin Active Work.


ers TO Begin Active Work.
Special Dispatch to tie Sunday Register.
CAMBRIDGE, o., December 2.-Iour corre-
spoudent today attempted to interview
Col. J. D. Taylor on the Congressional out
look, and to ascertain what his movements
would be concerning the Inauguration OF a
canvass for the vacant seat. He declined
TO talk, saying that propriety forbade any
expressions from him as to the matter OF
Dr. Updegraff's scccessor. Hence
no information could be obtained
from him or his law partner, Capt. t. II.
Anderson. who managed the ColOnei'S last
campaign.
Capt. Anderson and friends are quietly
discussing the situation and figuring on the
outlook. They will soon begin all active
and determined campaign in behalf OF Col,
TayiCr.
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IurkyIuheritauer.

CHICAGO. December2 1t Is stated that DR..
Heberen Claain and wife, who have just re-
TUNED from . trip to Europe, have inher-
tied G7i0 COO. and have received the money
from England; also that Mrs. thtiin ihher-
its the title Of Lady. The g'n-
tlcma,, is said TO be o brother % Victoria
Woodruff and Tennic Claiiin. The story
is not fully credited.
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aeheaner stranded.

Prcrox, December 2-The schooner d.
Felger, from Cleveland for Brosksiile,
.i,S col vent ashore on Salmon Point
reef Thursday night. She was Commanded
nv Csntajn l. W. Mcdonald, and had Q
crew of eight men. Ali were ksE Two
hod;es' one supposed to be that Of the cap
tain, were washed ashore to-day. The Fel
ger was large three-mssted schooner
Svned by Dennis 4 Eilis, Of Cape Vinceni