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Ohio CrODS.

COLUMBUS. O., May7.-The May crop re-
port of the Ohio state board of Agricul-
ture, based on SS2 township reports re-
ceived May l to 4, gives the following
averages compared with May 1882: winter
winter killed and plowed up, 10 per cent. of
the total acreage; condition of the rest
81 per cent, making the total probabili-
ties Sc per cent, or about 25,OOO,OOO,
bushels, with good weather till harvest.
Rye, condition "A; barley, So; meadows,
So; pastures, 80; spring pigs, 50; spring
lambs, "a; proportion of seed corn that
will terminate, 40; proportion of spring
blowing done, 60; proportion done in av-
erage season at this date, 70. Thirty
eight counties report some damage to fruit
by frost, and sixty counties net wages of
farm hands 1881 and board per month,
an increase of 1924 per month over last
year. The correspondents notes indicate
about 33 per cent. of the wheat crop
ruined, but not all is plowed up because
seeded down to timothy and clover.
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ALasting Benefit.

The world, it has been said, has more need of
philanthropists' than of philosophers, truism
which has been fully verified in the case of the
inventor of Aliens Iron Tonic Bitters, who has
given to the suffering public the most potent
remedy for dyspepsia, indigestion, and their at
tendant ills, ever offered, and thereby conferred
greater benefits upon mankind than the whole
school of philosophers from the days of Zeno
and Socrates to the present time. All genuine
bear the signature of J. P Allen, druggist, St.
Paul, MINI.
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WASHINGTON.
RANDALL CERTAIN OF IN ELECTION
rs SPEAKBR OF THE HOUsE.

An Ohio Combination IN His Favor-The
influence of the Tariff Question on the
Future Course of National Politics-The
Illegal Postal Companies in New York
Postmaster Pearson Under Scrutiny
Reformer James Responsible.
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CRIMES.
ESCAPE OF A DESPERATE.
| Special Telegram to the Globe.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
ORANGE, Texas, May HAT Holmes,
desperate on trial here for numbering his
fourth man, yesterday ran from the deputy
sheriff, mounted horse and galloped off
with yells, while Holmes sister covered
the deputy with a six shooter and made
him hold up his hands.
DUNNs TRIAL.
CAICAGo, May THE trial of Jere Dunn
for the murder of the pqgilist James
Elliott, was called this forenoon in the
criminal court in this city, before Judge
Sidney Smith. The prisoner appeared in
excellent health and was dressed with ex-
IRENE care. No effort was made on either
side for a continuance, counsel for the
state and the defense appearing anxious to
have the trial proceed. The regular jury
panel was speedily exhausted, and after
ordering special venire, to report to-mor-
row morning, the trial was adjourned until
then.
A MURDERER CONFEssEs.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, May 7.--Wm. a..
Stevens, who was arrested yesterday on
suspicion of numbering his father-in-law,
Aaron Nichols, confesses that he cut his
throat with razor, but says it was in self
defense. Nichols was drunk.
AN INuUMAN FATHER.
BOSTON, May John Callahan, of Win
chester went to Woborn Saturday night,
bought gallon of liquor and went on a
spree. He brought his three year-oid child
with him, forced him to drink all he could,
and then threw liquor in his face. The
child went into commissions and died this
morning
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Do not forget the sale of a convenient home.
on Cedar street, near College avenue, this morn
ing.
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Do not forget the sale of a convenient home,
on Cedar street, near College avenue, this morn
ipu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-28

A very. tough class Of citizens are to be
found on Wheeling streets after midnight,
as any one can easily ascertain for himself
by taking a short walk after the clock has
struck IL, II he does not find 1t out before
by having some mysterious persons prowl.
ing around his own house. The burglars
we're out Monday night. From the signs
they left behind they were either young or
preeners. About 9 o'clock yesterday morn.
ing an INTELLlGESBER reporter was APP
preaching the Main street bridge from the
north when he noticed three persons come
running across from the south and disap-
pear in Hubbard's board pile. The
reporter fingered for a time, but
failed to sec the three come out,
and he had no desire TO go
into the yard on an investigating tour by
himself. About an hour alter three per-
sons were discovered by G. w. Ellenber.
ger trying TO pry open the front door OF
the store room on Main street near the
stone bridge, recently occupied by Bremen
& Schaeier. They were frightened oil.
Yesterday morning the front door Of
Nesbitt's tin store, on the Fifth ward
market square, was found to have been
tempered with. It was plain to be seen that
a jimmy had been used.
II was reported that mysterious persons
were seen and sounds heard in other local
tiles on the South Side, but nothing was
atolenl
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The EecIes Case Again.

Solicitor Erskine reported to Council last
evening that judgment had been given
William Eccles against the city in Justice
Peterman's court for SlSSs5, the amount oil
the now famous bill for services as electri-
eiSu, with interest, and that he had taken
an appeal to the Circuit Court. Foreman
Stanley, Of the vigilant Councilman from
the First ward, objected TO this action, and
presented q resolution authorizing the pay.
ment OF SlsSS5 to Eccles, and the stop.
ming Of all legal action, the city to pay
costs. Mr.. Kimberly followed with q
spirited speech in favor Of 1t. This in
tbe face q the fact that numerous re.
norris had been made against It
and that the Solicitor had acted under
orders. Mr.. Jones reminded them Of this
, and OF the fact that Eccles had said that
the reason he did not present the bill before
WA because he was afraid he would not be
reel ec,ed. Then Mr.. Kimberly and Mr..
Peterson had q lively tilt, and for q time It
seemed as though the old Council was
once more In possession. Mr.. Shanley's
resolution was finally laid on the table by
ayote OF IS TO TO- H..
And Eccles still waits Tor his money.
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A DEPRIVED Youth.

Francis Nolan, alias Francis Gordon, an
Eighth ward lad, Is q decided tough. Three
times this month has he been arrested,
charged with theft, and the third time
proved the charm. The officers got dead
sure case aud Francis rested in jail last
night. Yesterday morning before daylight
he broke into little confectionery store on
Jacob street, owned by John Hall, and
stole a quantity Of tobacco, cigars and
candy. He was arrested yesterday alter
noon and taken before Squire schultze,
who, In default Of 1000 bond, sent him to
Jail. His prospects are good for Mounds
vile. He has been employed in the South
Wheeling glass works and is about l6years
old
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A south side Merchant Fails.

George G. Roth, the Centre Wheeling
dry goods merchant, has closed his doors,
and conveyed all his stock and effects TO
Benjamin NJ. List for the benefit Of bis
creditors. The assignment deed specifics
that after paying the expenses OF the trust,
the proceeds shall go 10 pay the liabilities
due or to become due in the following
ORDER First, debt owed the Commercial
Bank, OF s., $50; second s., 100 due Michael
Roth: third, $500 due August Strahmerey;
fourth, s2,2S5 due August Green; fifth, $3.50
due Sophia Roth; sixth, all the liabilities
remaining, If the proceeds remaining un-
disposed Of are sufficient to meet them all,
but il not, the remainder to be divided pro
rata among the other creditors.
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will arrive this evening from Pitilbursh, and
q full dress rehearsal will be held IN Com.
mefcial Hall tomorrow hight with music
and full stage effects. The town Is ms nut-
ter 70 sec its own dramatic talent on display.
Nj. Rayl, one OF the members OF the hEm
who have contracted to sink the gas wen
here, arrived yesterday morning, and tue
apparatus for boring was at once put up ana
the work bagun. 10 brief interview with
Nj. Rayl, Il was learned thstthe show Tor
bountitui supply OF gas from the well At
Brilliant, now being bored, Is very promising
and he thinks the supply will BE- fully as
strong as at wellsburg. The Wellsburg well
Is !, $40 feet deep aud the flow OF gas con
tinues without petceptible diminuton either
In volume or force. The Brilliant well Is now
$50 feet deep, two or three small veins oil gas
having been pierced In that distance. Mr kayl
thinks there Is Just as much show for ootain-
ing gas here as there was at either Weilsourg
or brilliant
sTEuBESvILLE.
Council will hold Its last meeting tonight
D. p. RCamer, Of Chicago, was In the city
yesterday. for the purpose Of selling the city
furniture for the Opera House.
The Directors OF the Jefferson Iron Works
held special meeting yesterday afternoon.
5everal Wheeling men were present.
II is stated that Rev. Dr.. McLane, OF the
Second Presbyterian Church, will resign his
charge In this city shortly, and remove 10
Philadelphia. He will be greatly missed by
his large circle Of friends In this city.
Mr.. Conn, OF the Herald, was notified yes.
terday by McConville's friends that suit for
libel would be entered sgainst him. The
Herald has been publishing interviews with
Mayor Marion In which It Ia charged that
McConville used Marion's money TO advocate
the interests Of Jack Irwin some years ago.
With each day the interest in the ap-
preaching election increases, Roth parties
seem sanguine and are willing TO put up
their money. A number OF bets were made
yesterday. Itisintimated that some Repub-
licans are putting up their money on Nc
Conyille, but there seems to be no truth in
the report. There Is good feeling among
Republicans and Love Will receive the solid
Republican vote. There never was hotter
campaign carried on IN this city, and unless
there Is some change takes place, Robert
Love will be the next Mayor.
MtSGo JUNCTION.
Miss Maggie Ingler is spending week In
Bellaire.
Colonel Thomas Morris, OF the G & P. rail-
road, Of Bellaire, is visiting friends here.
There Is no school in Room No. 2, as Miss
Addie Neff, the teacher, is on the sick list.
Mr.. George Adams, timer in the car
works at sSissvale, Pa, is home on a visit.
Mr. Samuel Moodey had another bad
hemorrhage yesterday and Is dangerously III.
Several boys were hooking suckers up the
creek yesterday, and some Of them had pretty
good luck.
Mayor Lloyd Is cleaning out his store room
and the material has arrived and the carpen.
tiers are at work fixing 1t up for city build.
ing. There will be two cells and Mayors
aud Marshal's office. The price paid for the
building was $l,l00.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-28

Are you disturbed st night and broken OIL
your rest by sick child suffering and cryinl
with pain Of cutting teeth? II SO. send al
once and get bottle Of Mrs. Winslow'l
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething III
value Is incatculabls, It will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon 1t, motber', there Is no mistake about
1t. It cures dysentary and diarrhoes, regu.
lates the stomach and b)wels, cures wind
nn os sSe the eo am Ds Tss9Ses s Th
system. Mrs. Wiusow's Soothing Syrup
for Children Teething Is pleasant TO the
taste, and IL the prescription of one OF the
Oldest and best female physicians and nurses
in the United States, and Is for sale by all
druggists throughout the world. Price 25
cents bottle. MwF&w
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RIVER NEWS.

PIrrsBuRoH, March 27.-Rivsr feet Q
inches and rising; cloudy and cool.
OIL CRY, Pa, March 27-River 2 feet 8
inches and falling; cloudy and showing.
EVANSVILLE, March 27.-Riyer Is feet Q
inches; weather cloudy; thermometer 49,.
CArRo, March 27.-RIver "a feet inches
and rising; weather cloudy thermometer 4o'.
C1sclSNArf, March 27.-Riyer II feet 4
inches and falling; weather cloudy and cool.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa March 97.-River feet
6inches and stationary; weather cloudy; Their
mometer 42'.
LOUISVILLE, March 27.-River feet s
inches in canal: cloudy, cool and slight snow
dnrinp thu morning
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A Lucky Merchant In Louisville, Ky.
Yesterday Mr.. Crlthndsn T. Ceilings, teller
Of the Second National Bank, who collected
1t, admitted that a well known and highly
respected wholesale merchant on Main street
had been the lucky man. and that the money
had been paid over to him, he having held
one fifth Of ticket 81 OLE, the first capital
prize Of SO, 900 in the February 18th drawing
OF the Louisiana State Lottery at New
lings from allowing the use Of his name for
publication, not desiring for reasons Of his
own TO have any notoriety on the subject
Louisrilie, Ky Commercial, March 1. D&w
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Come and see the good calicoes selling foi
cents.
Csshmerss, all colors, ,21 cents.
GipghamS, 10 cents.
Silks, so cents.
Gum circulars, 81 %.
5000 bolts wall paper, cents.
10 000 bolts white back, 10 cents.
1900 bolts border to match.
Good striped carpet, 20 cents.
GnOd ingram carpet, 25 cents.
1000 pounds Southern 5ply carpet chain,
the best made, % cents.
Call soon, and bring your pocketbook with
you, II You wish 10 save money, at No. 2Ol9
and 202l Main street. JoHs RoENER
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Mrs. ]. @. Henderson, OF Cleveland. Ohio,
writes: 1.-THE use OF twoof Pierce's Pleasant
Purgative Pellets day, for few weeks, has
entirely cured me OF sick.headache, from
which formerly suffered terribly, as often,
on an average, as once In ten days.' OF all
druggists. wS4W
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Valuable Farming Land For Sale.
Clothes Wringers-Nesbitt & Bro.
Regular Kanawha Packet-W. N. Chan
cellor.
Lost-Gold Ear Ring.
r. NJ. Gilleland-Glue Manufacturer.
Wantsd-Girl 10 do Homework.
Buggies For sale-George Hook.
Private Sale.
Carpets, Carpets-G. Mendel& Co.
Geo. B. Taylor-New Spring and Summer
Save Your Eyes-L. G. Dillon.
Architects supplies-E. l.. Nicoll.
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The greatest medical wonder OF the world.
Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Can.
GERS, Piles, Chilblains, Corns, letter, Chapped
Hands, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed to
cure In every instance, or money refunded.
% cents per box. For sale at Logan & Co..
Bridge Corner Drug Store.
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pUBL1C SALE OF A VALUABLE
OHIO COUNTY FARM.


We willsell at public auction Oh the prpn!da
THURSDAY, March 18th, 1883, Conlnticing d. D
o'clock A. ~, the tract Of land situate gu NiIiII
Ran, In Ohio county, West Va tone and 4 Al
miles north OF Valley Grove, the National Raj
aud the W.. r. & u. Eailroadl. known Is The IN
Whitman farm, containing az RcItS Of len, nj
improved land, which lies well, i well Wltah
and well timbcrCd. 9Nld farm, which has "a |.
four good houses. can be divided into Seyenl I'D
small fGrnS, and will be SOld together OF In ELes
TO suit tho purchasers, ana immediate pai,sia
given. PlAts Of said farm can be eCn ii ihe OaGs
OF I. F. Jones. 1901 ChGpllre ttteCI, WhetlpE \.
Va, aud at the fcslaenco Of j.. y. Whitman, "a "
premises.
Terms OF sale-ouc fourth Of the puNhls
money land more II purchHkch desire 10 tkih, NJ
the residue In four equal annual pGymtnlL EiA
Interest tom the day OF sale, the purchaser ghhit
negotiable notes secured by deed Of tiUh CO N
property for the deiened payments
J.M. Hlll0CH,ISa
m2IMWP 3 HElIAMRERS
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WHOLESALE EXCLUSIVELY.

We desire to call the attention Of Mer.
chants and Mllllners to our large and
we'll assorted stock OF Notions and Millin.
cry, which we offer 10 the trade at extra
low prices. ,,,r,, ,noo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-28

Present stock OF pianos, stelnway, Knsbe
Chickering, Hallet & Davis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild, &C., ct the very lowest prices,
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
secure crest bargains.
Lucas MUSIC srolr,
tI42 Main Atrsat.
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A BABKEEPER who lives at st. Claire,
Got cut on the head with u chair,
The cut was bad one,
And he was u glad one,
St. Jacobs Oil cured Il right there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-28

TaIlenses used In the Celluloid Ely Glasses
are ground with scientific accuracy. They
are Tree from chrcmatic alterations, and pro.
duce brightness and distinctness OF yison.
For sale by all leading jewellers and Opticians.
MWHhY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-28

< TIM latest news from Africa Is that the
gslu King, has the Group; this news lei
dnnbied by many, but withdrawing, the
tsjsnds 81 The king have sent him q case OF
M Bullis Cough Syrup and consequently
knows his cure u CERTAIN. y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-28

CARPET REMNANTS, carpet sweepers, COM
modes, window cornaces and numerous other
things In the furniture line at your own
prices to close out stock, at link & More.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-28

cuticun RHolvent tho nav blood puriaer. in.
teSnHiiS' and CutiCura, and cuIlcnn Soap. the
STast Kin cures externally, clear The conElexion,
me- ihs sim and Ecalp and purify the Blood Of
ever SpocieS q Itching Scay Pimply, scrofulous,
Ne,s,ifiSi. and Cancerous Rum0Is, and skin Tor
tfirSS when physicians. hospitals, and all other
means iail. Fold oyeryWheIe -ns,I
po,,or nrnc and Chemical Co., Boston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-28

A YorSo girl In Philadelphia who for three
years has been a patient sufferer. with sore
throat, has been etfsctually cured by using
DR.. RnIl,a Cough Syrup.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-28

TIE ladies will be glad to see you at their
social and supper at Zane Street Church to-
night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-28

That for pure sweet bread, rolls and hot
cake use Phoenix Compressed Yeast II Is
alwss ready and never fails All first class
grocers keen IL
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oRRsRAL norlops
.STANDARD
Building Assooia.,

Certificate Of incorporation i.,n.t lion.
eoliOima0le 70 the new laws ~ !. AstCa 2. In
beAion OF the State LeElilGiur M q Nm,
operation this spring ~ Soon a. NAL e1tontoss
OF hhGfes Of the capital stock 4 NY nunls
rant an organization. IulI iniotSss I'D % ny
given and subscriptions lOr stoSS ,sIlI oa vii q
Ing AZ Building Association Hail Ssl ". y al
st,eset on MednetdAy evening", Ct ), ~ ~ sllfl
Isaiah Warren, Chu
A. J. McNaSh, nj ~ 'efy,
Vim. q. wilkinson, M,ins T!Sh,
Alex. o. Maxwell, D. 10y,
Il. +. DehrcnS, Geo, HAL
Ch4s, W. Conner, LUXE tII,a
mrA '''ph,
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a Lucky Merchant In Louisville, i

SUPPER and social at Zane Street Church
tonight.
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If you want good supper go to Zane
Street Church tonight.
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SpEYER BROS.


The following shows the range Of the Their
momettr, IS observed at scnnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
1852 1883
TAM .l2M.SP. M7e.M.I7AM.l 2MSr.M7 lem
a rs g. GO IS ~ IS IS
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WARRINGTON. D. O.. March 2s-lA.H.-For
Tennessee and the ohio Valley, fair, north.
efly winds, becoming variable, stationary
or higher temperature and pressure.
For the Lower Lake Region. fair weather,
variable winds, stationary or higher tempefa'
tnra. followed by falling barometer.
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FOR SALE,

TOR SALE-oNE SET F11001Ts:-
~ Platform scales, In good oIta, 'H1BANES
h eo!sS. Front InS one Hand Power EsroS;a t we
s rstH Apply 10 HENRY X. LIsT, i;OES '; "
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Potter Drug and Chemical Coz. B0ston.

,,rIJITVFor lniAniile and Birth HumerS,
jEAul ! Rough, Uhapped Or ,GteAiy skin,
CfikO Blaekbetds Etmples, and skin
SUHf. BiemlEhel use CpTicuRk sokF, an
,vsSiitite lkln Bcsutiiff, and Toilet Bath, and
Si,.fsfv annafiye ifSgntit with delicious dover
,doiS md eutiepin healing hAlkAluk mfltNlAu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-28

TOR SALE-A FlRST.CI- ISS M.
II Dwelling OF 10 rooms, stSst% I@ BRlCE
street IN ki,kwood Tetr,S to MI ~ , "a HOsS
S G0it S 81 JAMES DUNCAN. OSeGSJ S SSi
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VALUABLE
E'oR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
FoR SALE.

A valuable Farm OF $50 acres for sale, dss
ated on Fork Ridge, Marshall county, WA,
8 miles from B. d O. R. r. station, IS ulIs
from Wheeling, on good road, ali IN nm
and In high state OF cultivation; onekiIl
mile from school, convenient to mills ma.
ket and churches; plenty Of good fruit VII
watered. To DO sold In one tract orin a.
cells For further particulars call on OF I.
dress
PETER CROW,
Glen Easton, Marshall Co., WA
Mention this paptr. ja2s.aT
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Mttuosa Of packages q the Diamond Dye
Laws been sold without q single complaint
Everywhere they are the taSorite Dyes
- q. 3 ~ NWy4N
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~tz BRAN Z CARPENTER
HendsrSoa, IsbeTsop Co., MI.
svorn TO before me this nineteenth day Of Jan
usiY, 1850 A. II 9ai atsE Il tSe Peace
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MOTEL ARRIVALS.


s.h,sIs, Huntsville VS. Bowers, Pittsburgh
] SIealey, MlddlebouTne ~ Lory, MldaletIwn
GF War;, Middletown uO Buehien hAIlinore
J Jaco, RIM spesr, New YORK
I II FrsSman. Sieuboii'e N II Bh4Gley, D & OR Il
II Brace Bmceville byless Glty =. =, as
y RgpsSef, Pittsburgh III LAughlin, PeAwitt
y Il, iSiInkin, r. Riyet'e q " UlIom fam Whyn'g
u Il IfiiSm AWi WGyncJR Mis- L A Mill r, Pittshh
W = kAndoit, CITY came. lttll teh
HsII, RMS W Kettle stshbenYille
= Warner, City y warner, CiY
d Jackson, Sioux City Asaniofg, " Louh
GeorRe French. GAINESVILLE,
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plcKEEcHElp's own s1eRT.
rhe only witness called by the defense
= conseti himself. He told bis atory ]

The only witness called by the defense was
the seousetl himself. He told bis Story In 0
strsighiforwSrd way, meeting the. perplcxing
crnss sxaminatlon steadily, and for the tirSt
lime causing diversion In his favor III the
nnInion Of those WHO heard the evidence.
liz aid he was the Doctors brothesin.law,
After MIA schuohardt died the Witness
via came 10 live with the Doctor. After she
ma been mere some little time, Dr.. schuch.
= III hsgai, writing for Dickeseheid to come,
hnt fer A long time he refused: Finally, In
snSrey 10 n, earnest appeal, he sold out
evstvth d ne had at 6ineinpAti aud came on.
rhis was III August Of last yeas,
Aftnf he had been here eome weeks, one
day Al the table he and Dr. bchuehAfdt haa g
diplie and The Doctor epFssa HIM As SAID