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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-20
The Cranberry Ball.

SUSCiUt " tNc ouNANJ kbtDto''''
CRANBERRY, August ia very delight
full hop was had on Thursday evening, at
the Summit House, at this place. This IS
beautiful as well as a fashionable summer
resort, for many Wheeling, Washington
and Baltimore people.
The many guests of the hotel, as we'll as
the citizens of Cranberry. feel under ob!i-
cations to the obliging landlord Mr.. Wv.
Worthington and the untiring efforts OF
his estimable lady, for their many kind
nesses in succeeding so well in making the
hop so pleasant for all.
Ats o'clock the sweet strains OF music
rendered by Prof Bonsell, Of this place,
were heard. and Mr.. Eullock, Of Wheeling,
called the happy couples to the tastefully
decorated hall, and no halt was called until
eleven, when an elegant repast was served
to all by the generous proprietress.
The general enjoyment was unusual,
nothing occurring to mar the festivities,
but oil were happy and delighted. The
number present was very large, among
whom were Mrs. DR.. Hupp, Mrs. g. B.
Caldwell, Mrs. r. @. Adams Wheeling;
Mrs. A. S. Curtis Mrs. .. n. Lowell, II. B..
Nye, Emma Curtis, L. w. Wells Marietta,
Ohio; Mrs. T. L. Pope, Nellie and Bessie
| Pope Mrs. r. NJ. Sunstrom, Miss L..
| Hollingshead, Misses Ricca and Marion
| Holland, Vic Hoover, Beulah Clarvoe, Miss
B rrow, Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. c: v.
Gale, Washington; J. T. McGraw, Grafton,
r. T. Wilson, Wheeling; Vim. u. brown,
Jr, j. Emory PAUL., c. f. Hutchinson, J.
c. Murdock, VIM. G. Worley, of Kingwood
C.. T. Erown, Esq, of Cincinnati, Matte
Adair, Miss Sallie Dairfox, Matte Stuck,
NJ. W Grain and host OF others. the mum.
her present being not less than one hun
dred and fifty. The costumes OF the ladies
were elegant, especially Misses Fannie Cald-
well. Annie Hupp, Matte Stuck, Jennie
Haymond. the accomplished daughter of
Judge Raymond. would tell who was the
belle of the bal" but know Miss Annie
Hupp would object.
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FLUSHING, o.
General News Notes and Gossip.

GDcCItu W Itc SHHudS <NcVtsS@.
FLUSHING, O., August l9.-Farmers have
about completed harvesting. Considerable
hay was damaged by the rains OF week or
so ago.
John Vance has had the old building
adjoining his meat market removed, which
improves the appearance of the place very
much.
DR.. Webster and daughter and Miss Mag
gle Reynolds were at ST. Clairsyille, Thus
day.
Walter Holloway brought large owl TO
town last evening, which his father had
killed.
Miss Lillian Reynolds, G. II. Kirk. and
J. c. Bethel returned from the institute,
yesterday.
The committee selected by the Teachers
Association to present the new course Of
study to Flushing township Board of Edu-
cation, is W. 6. Cash, A. NJ. Brown and
c. II. Kirk
Mr.. Medium, of Martins Ferry. has been
employed 10 teach the Uniontown school
the coming winter.
Quarterly meeting al the NJ. z. Church,
Sunday week.
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GRAFTON.


Teashess' Asssctsst0o-eaeaSSs %
TeaeheSS-Wbssb 10 Hee1s1.
Apecai 10 ~ Sundav RA1lS~.
GnAy1os. W. Va, August :ia.-Ths
TeseherS Institute 10 in session st this
plsce. Profs. Crsgo, Of your city. p. II.
O'Brien, Superintendent Of schools In this
county, and other able instructor are pre-
ept The injustics done 10 tsschses 10 ev.
ing them small salaries, and IN othsf vsy1
was discussed to-dsy. With gTsst interest
This n not to be wondered at when %
think that the majority a the tsechsu -
our State Teceivs the small saR q tvsoty.
FIVE or thirty dollars psr m0Atb ter tbsts
work, which IL recognized by ev0Sy ooe ~
being the most valusbls rsndero1 b. aoy
class Of people. Bdll The psopls eostisss
TO lessen the compsnsottoo log tbsse
services, - much - he isws of c1Y etsss
will permit and lower, u allowed - do -.
This Il disgracs 10 the Btsto, apd shows Q
vent OF appreciation fos The vslusbis ssr.
yices Of the teacher. The teoches vho
should develops the mind oi the child Is
systemsae Wsy, create IN ft aIoy1 toe study,
and mould the character % - - fosD rod
men and women, can oply b saplsyed by
Offering TO him Q salary which will Justify
him In following hIs profssstss, and not
merely something 70 kesp him until b
can 6nd more profitable businses. lt "
the duty Of the pfeD 10 W snd coovipce
the Legislature and psopls of he tyfssny
exercised over our teachef8. 6I.
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A NEW SENSATION.
Cupid's capsrs, and the Usual Re-
Marriage and Divorce in High Lik-The
Parties Well Known IN this City.

Special Dispatch to the Sunday Register.
PpuApELpnIA, August ia sad tale OF
marriage in high life, is brought out by the
proceedings in divorce, which has been
commenced by Francis Garrison, nee Hersh,
the wife of Walter Gillingham Garrison,
charging him with adulterous practices
and infidelity. Mrs. Garrison states that
she was married, February
5tb, 1879, and that for eighteen months
thereafter she was happy in the love and
confidence reposed in her BY. her husband.
Soon after, however, the wife charges her
husband with associating with fast women
and that he has been seen driying through
the park with one Of his mistresses.
One of the WON en- named in the libel OF
Mrs. Garrison as being favorite with her
husband, is Annie Rogers At last, heart
broken, by his infdelity, Mrs. Garrison re-
solved to live no longer with the
man who had so cruelty deceived
her. and on the 18th OF February, last
took her child, born in the spring OF 1850,
and returned to her fathers home.
Garrison had an allowance from his
father, DavidlR. Garrison, at the time o'
his marriage, OF s, 900 per year, besides be
ing supplied with an elegantly furnished
home. Since his marriage the son ha'
spent several thousand dollars eeyon
his income, and his teams were amongs
the finest and fieetest in the park.
Previous to his marriage he was afavor't
in the drawing rooms Of the most exc'u
siye and fashionable, and then since
member of several fashionable clubs.
In the vain hope of enticing his DO
away from the rounds OF dissipation
which he had become welded, Garrison
senior, purchased for his son. last spring,
cattle rancho in Colorado, and tried to ID
tere.t his mind in stock raisingi but tn
enterprise soon lost its novelty TO the yoqn
THE parties in the above suit are we
known in society circles in this city, wher
they visited some years ago.
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OUR MOUNTAIN RESORTS.
The Concert Mt Oakland.
Special 10 the Sunday Reotster.

OAsLArD, August 19,--fhe grand concert
and ball at the Oakland, given under the
auspices Of the guests of this popular re'
sort by Prof. Jungnickei's orchestra, proved
an eminsntly successful and brilliant affair.
The instrumental solos by Messrs. Noecher,
cornet; Jungnickel, cello; Durenti and
Bruch, Iiccolo, were excellently rendered
and loudly applauded. The features OF the
,,regran,me were two solos by Miss Juliet
6. GuJ of Baltimore-"Waiting" and
'tEsmeialda.n Miss Guy has soft, clear
soprano voice, her rendition is artistic,
and sfsfis, to-day, one OF Baltimore best
fongsd apPiaHse she saffsssnense saffsss 70 !ee pro:
"Comin' thro' the Rye" with the same sue
cess. The audience waa large and appre-
ciative, numbering about $50 of the creme
of the sojourners here, The toilets were
universally rich and tasty. The ball fol-
lowing was as great success as the con-
RI
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Had Hia Le,r Cut 0H.

PrTTTBURGH, August l9.-About o'clock
this morning, a man named Henry Cramp.
was brought to the West Penn Hospital
with the left leg cut off below the kneen.
He had been working for the Monongahela
Navigation Company up the Monongahela
river on the new leyee, and while at work
yesterday, a huge stone fell on the limb.
horribly crushing it and rendering ampu-
tatiOn necessary. This was done before ht
was brought to the city on the Brownsville
packet He is q middle sged man, and was
employed as laborer.
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ON THE HUDSON.
The KattskiII Breaks Her Walking
Beam. s.........,.-,
Intense Excitement = Men and Women
Jumping 0Verboard-list Of the
Injured,

New YORK, August 19.-The new steamer
Kattskill, of the Kattskil line, while on
her trip down the Hudson, last night, met
with a serious accident, by which several
persons were badly injured.
The boat left Kattskill at her usual time,
and all went we'll until the Highlands was
reached. By this time the night was well
advanced, and most of the passengers had
retired. A sudden jolt was heard ss the
boat struck a rock or some other incum-
berance, and the noise of kissing of the
steam was the first intimation the passen-
gers received that anything was wrong.
The scene that followed almost beggars
description. The people ran out OF their
state rooms in their night clothing, men
shouted, women screamed, and children
cried. The greatest excitement prevailed,
and a cloud of hot vapor filled the cabins
and the saloon. The alarm of the people
was aggravated by the fact that the nature
Of the accident was not fully understood.
Some of the passengers thought that one OF
the boilers had exploded, and others in.
timated that the boat was sinking.
Captain James Stead and his subOrdinatGs
did all in their power to allay the excite
ment, but panic ensued, and great rush
was made for life preserverS, and many
jumped overheard
Life boats were got in readiness to be
manned. In the meantime, the captain as
Sured the passengers that there was no
danger, and succeeded in quieting their
fears.
AS soon as the confusion had in q meas
ure subsided. it was ascertained that the
walking beam had broken, causing the pis-
ton to strike the bottom of the cylinder
with such force that the cylinder was also
broken, thus permitting the escape Of the
steam.
AS soon as possible the engineer shutfoff
the steam, so that it could not teome from
the boilers to the cylinders, aud the rush
and roar of scalding vapor ceased. ~ saEi /
The Kattskill, at the time Of hssacci-
land. The following passengers were in
jured: .5fT
Yiucenzo Gales, fatally, being scalded
about the head and body. g'e.uEi 70
Michael Garlai. both hands scalded. 81
Mrs Samuel Green, Scalded about the
face and shoulders -gr -
Miss Mary Hinman, sister of Mrs. Green,
of Catskill, injured by the inhaling steam.
Major A. Russell, Deputy Wardeniof the
Bellevue Hospital, received internal inju-
rieS. sggt-3
An unknown man was slightly scalded.
The steamboat RedGeld, of Newburg. saw
the CatskIll's signals OF distress and ran
alongside, and the passengers of the dam
aged steamer were tran sferred to the Red
field and brought to this city. 'Eniu
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in company with his wife for shout two
months. His patients are doubtless glad 70
welcome him back. 49, az. E,,,.t.i ~
The pavement on Market street, between
Market and Adams, i1rapidly approaching
completion. It will certainly be seryiceahle
but dfsadfully rough, and viii spoil the
finest drive in the city. 1t is pity that
Fourth street couldn't be paved With any
thing else than cobble stones.
: Real estate is at Q discount now, but With
the return OF work it will no donbt have
another boom shortly. DIABoLus
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A CASE FOR CHARLES READE.
Sane Men Connned for Years In Asy

NEW YORK, August l9.-rt has been dis
covered tha; William J. Hamilton, for the
mast six wears confined rs lunatic In the
Wards Island Insane Asylum, is perfectly
sane. He was ordered committed by Po-
lice Justice Kasmirc, before whom he was
taken OH "A charge Of drunkenness. kas.
mirc was then himself insane and has since
died from insanity Hamilton, protesting
that be was sane, was straight, jacketed and
suffered such horrors that he was afraid TO
protest against his treatment, and his
friends supposed him dead. The case was
brought TO light through the escape from
the same asylum of T. ID. Maitland, an
other sane man, after several years impris'
opment as a lunatic, who says that there
are many such cases in the lunatic asylum
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Must Pay the Head Tax.

Special Dispatch to the Sunday Register.
New YORK, August l9,-Collector Rob
ertson has informed agents OF the steam
ship lines that under the emigration law,
recently passed, they will be obliged to pay
a head tax of fifty cents for every alien
passenger landed here This will include
cabin passengers as well as emigran IS. and
will also tax the coastwise vessels coming
from Canada. Cuba, Mexico and Central
and South America. Already companies
are paving under protest. -
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Another Trunk Line Through west
Virginia.

Rdndph0 Gdzette.
We have seen profile of the Ohio Cen
tral Railroad route and the Richmond u
Allegheny Railroad as combined and these
two roads when completed, will furnish a
through railroad line from the ONO river
to Norfolk, Virginia, with an ascending
and descending grade nowhere along the
entire route exceeding thirty feet 10 tne
mile.
Tie Richmond and Allegheny Is 70 DC
extended up Craigs creek and down SINK
ing creek to New river, thence to the NOUN
of East river. The Ohio Central raiiroau -
to be extended from Charleston to GauieS
bridge, thence to Hawks Nest, thence oy
bridge across New river, thence up New
river on and along its banks to the nou.u l
of East river, where it will unite win .ue
Richmond and Allegheny and also WIN
the Norfolk and Western railroad.
This through line road, when oompie'.u'
will, in grade, have very great adVan'lso
over any other road extending from 'ne
ohio river to the seaboard.
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|of fife and its responsibilities, without q
MiczEbs attribute IN his nature. ,


whom his friends call .'Sim," in hours OF
andignihed ease, is. the member from Lib
eftyand The, leader of the country forces
THefamiliars OF the Eoard know there Is q
si1ess, though internecine and inextinguish-
ahld war 'waged between the city and coun-
trT,.in the matter of expenses and appro-
General TerFill leads the rural
knd Boss Speidel the urban forces, and the
tobf3ict Is eoualized by the addition OF Stein
IND. Armstrong to the rustic band. Ierrlil,
kEk Is quite popular in and ont OF the
kd8ts. is in appearance, cross between
: IN. .<ee Yankee and Simon Legree, OF Un-
Il : fap,'s Cabin fame and form q striking
Il, TIrast 10 the rotund form and rubicund
IL siS1e al his lieutenant, who sits next him,
Ianf John Armstrong, of Madison Presi-
LINT Epsidelti authority for the statement
Hatatoughl link of offreindship binds this pair
la kkst 1t Is, q case of miscegenation all
IbubS. Terriii IS a fair personation OF
br,t noralitr and Uncle John can besul.
lJu<1shs air at the smallest occasion and
tfe least proyocation. This is the only
tussn and sfythias combination on the
| iafd. Among the hla b. g-h-.l'tt
II - stk.,s .oTHEEs llElfssRs ss.t ~ = :, ,,
q siooaE Sonspicpsusiy the Jlahas lane
of tbefeculean Ed. Atkinson, Of Triadel-
phis, the one side, the swart and satur
nine tuntenance Of Mike Stein, Of Wash
ingtd on the other, while the centre Is
fIfeh with the blonde mustachios OF
Il Jobnf offman, of Centre. Rumor says At
kinsos scalp will soon hang high and dry
| in sob political wigwam between Helm
burgts saloon and the classic precincts OF
loyefLeatherwood; and that Stein will De
butcired to make an Irish HOLIDAY. but
bothelong to the future. John J5 Is Q
new kdition, having taken the s'ill warm
seat fbe emigrated Tom Swee u-y, but
aireat he has the couuty's affairs In o
nutshL
SUD Is the sacred circle Of the Ohio
Count Board of Commissioners and such
are III Individual links. 1t is agood board
incest the county has had this year.
Tberare few Lindley Murray's, for gram
mar. w Webster's for. eloquence, and lew
OConelrs, for forensic ability, but when
: the cdnty, gathers its jewels, then indeed
will Mt be missing the dominant speidel
the dhinutive Schultze, the ascetlc Ter
rill, te pious Armstrong. the unsellsf
AtkiDon, the aesthetic Hoffman,, the un
; swervDg CarnahaD, the independent Cala
well, sardonic Stein and the quiet, at
tentiv and useful likeness of the late Gar
field, Ohm Nicholl, of Richland.
. TheBoard would be incomplete withou
penci sketches of Lou Jordan. the lega
expouder and Uncle Robert Woods, tn
keeps of the records and some of thes
fine atumnal days, when the retreatin
! sumrpr is dim in the distance and Natur
has dcked herself in her most gorgeou
colors as in defiance OF the irrevocaol
deaths a special pencil will be sharpene
, and special column reserved fof thei
! | SilhOettes.
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Roth Kinds OfPaupers.

Special Dispatch to the Sunday Register.
New York, August 19.-Gustave Schwa1,
sgent OF the North German Lloyd line, said
that the Europesn steamship companies
probably would not contest the constita-
tionality of the law requiring the fifty cent
head tax. Superintendent Hinezman, OF
Castle Garden, stated to-day that almost as
large a percentage OF cabin passengers as OF
emigrants had become paupers after landing
hare
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Fatally Crushed Retre., "a,

-. ~, .'L HILL, August 10. Ellen Walker
I.,,,.' ,,',sU woman aged y years, was killed
Is''eriay morning on the Pittsbnr,h r'Su C'''
r., -. ana >'. Louis railroad. She was
4 t.ns between two cars that stood On
siding a, REM ( Co,sIanrai 4;I1 sIGUu '1 GA
Bon Irs ~" ".'!e endeaYoring to pick coal
ham, ~. =, them 4 cGr backed down
d, ,rr,I,r.. .ra'h tlL and brought them toyetb.
RoIr t.f5 utr eetween them. Coroner
n sccic,n,.,rI ,rl ,ll inquest and found verdict
,tas,t,. "y., ",H, Death, resulting from the de-.
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HePinE for a Change Pr..,oD

%t''a' % ne M'Hui''y Register.
b, ",>.E&EN SUMMIT, W. Va. August 10
1ne Dad feeling engendered by the late
Neyser Convention is rapidly passing av,v
!" TINS county, and Democrats generally
t'e hopeful that some way out of the prs:-
\ " '"''''Hha'e complication may be
"oG by Which all may unite in electjpy =
1Dis,ricr. ''O" TIE second
bs Tv r'ro,P NsPuo"lanS are much ENCOURAGED nv
e present unfortunate state Of affsjSs 10y ~
r. ,''n'3S I Tor the nomination of JnG,r
He ~ a. = 90, ". Hon. John ?. Jones at Fairn,HSt
h. ',s ..-,, -t'', feeling confident that md
~. ..'.'',' aNce> they will have a political
',I'' This fa.iaud iriumphantly elec, their
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A Deadly Ina,

H.. '1E, Ala, August 19-Wiui,u
.sy ~ to.,. anu James Atkinson. while on The
\ a oUs,i", m pClllCai meeting, became engaged
\ SuAI'sl 1lS 'nd agreed to settle the motts,
lash,d each WIN O,h knives: They cut and
kourd e%L,Ohe5 Syn other until both ien to thu thu
and Atkinson can not recover sU
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good time to fight us. The men have lost
tremendously by the strike. What the AS
sociation pays rs is not enough to support
our families, and we must soon accept the
terms of the manufscturs. 1t will be a hard
blow 20 the Association and. to all unions"
This Is the general impression, and it
seems that hunger has fair prospect of de-
throning the old adage, "In union there is
strength"
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UucalIe<l for Advice.

WASHINGTON. August l9.-Alex. NJ. Ken
nedy, president of the federation OF barber
unions of this city, has issued circular TO
the various barber organizations, ADVISING
ali vorkinemen now on strike anywhere
shouId resume to work at whatever terms
they can get, and await the action OF the
senate committee and Congress next win
ter in the hope of beneficial action.
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The Stnr Ronte Cases.

Special Dispatch to the Sunday Register.
WASHINGTON, August l9.-The Star Route
cases will probably go to the jury the latter
part of the week after next. tbs estimated
that the cost of the trial will be 100000.
exclusive of counsel fees and salaries OF
Court officers
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Expeet 20 return to work.

wILKEsBARRE Pa, August l9-Charles
Parish and committee OF the striking driv-
ing boys are in secret session this after
noon. A member of the committee sIid
that Parish & Co. had accepted the propo-
sition of the strikers, and they expected to
return to work Monday upon the terms de-
manded by them,
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Special Di,pdfeh 10 The Sunday Reots~.
WAsHISaros, August ls.-AleIander
Kennedy, President of the Federation OF
Labor Unions, advises all strikers to work
on at the best terms they can make. II
employers do not listen to reason, oil, other
satisfactory settlement is not made by the
adjournment of the next session OF Con.
gress he will organize national strike, en-
brscing the whole field Of labor. .'
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AChiId sn,ethered.

PITTSBURGH. August I9.-Agues Mccarthy
syoung daughter of b. Mccarthy. OF the
Thirty third ward. was smothercd last night
while in oed. The Coroner's verdict va. in
accordance with the facts.
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r-o wen KILLED.

Tracy CITY, TENN, August 19.-During a
fight, last right between policeman and
two brothers, John Hobbs was killed ana
DAVIS Hobbs fatally wounded.
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Another Strike.

PIrrsroN, Pa, August lS.-The driver and
breaker boys of the Haidelburg colliery
and Lehigh Valley Coal Company struck
this morning on account Of not being al
lowed full time.
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- ~ - BSo oIuSSSsyBS
NEW Yoax, August 19-Ths 6s IN tbs
piano factory Of Hosdmsn. Dowilse 4
Peck, At Tenth svenus and YhtyAoventh
street, destroyed large end cosby. stook.
The Ioes 10 estimated q . quarter ol mii.
lion dollars, and 600 men are thrown out q
employment. Il has nov besn asosftains4
ihst the los. vss t,ss. 900, and tbs lnsur-
snce t2s3, 600. Z
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NEW YORK, ,Augrst Ie.-President Arthur
and his ION visited Gen. Hancock, at
Governors Island. snd vas entertained at
dinner there. The visit wss made - re-
turn d Gen Hancock 70 ATthur's resi-
cence the other day.
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NSs - Csas1 - us Was1oeoGb6
NEW YoaE, August 10. .-Gaassi O nssiGht
has begun suit fos "a, 900 aGAnst ORA ".
T. Gprpsus and weeks, % Wa6hisnA. -
two physicisns spos vhoee ceetihesto
VBreig6t sas sent by his family, vho Oh
jected 10 his nssIiaeR, 70 ~ nfddjgtoWn,
New Yosk, Insane zsylen, vhsses - w9
released b. his young vilA I1eohhished
His nnify IN court
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A Disciple or Cain.

Fl. WAYNE IND.. August i9-FranA
Hc00Pin. a gardner. killed Neil Mop''1'
with club yesterday,
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\ Ihjlad .lphia paper says that Patti
son, Democratic candidate for Governor
OF Pennsylvania, has not q single
qualification for the position, except
that hc is intelligent, has high-SchooI
education, and is honest" Well, what
,,,,rr In ypu want"
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The Milwaukee Sentinel took the
Democrats 10 task because Congress
man Houk, Of Tennessee, was drunk az
q political meet recently, where he
made a speech. The editor is now wild
with rage that he has found out HOuk
is Il Republican.