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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-30
Ho,a Candidate for the Presidency.
RuMoRED CABINET CHANGES.
Folger and BrewsTer GO Make Way
for New Men.

NEw YoRK, October 29-The WORLDS
Washington specia! says: There are rum0rs
tonight of impending Cabinet oranges
The story is that Folges aud Brewster are
70 retire from the Cabinet after the Sovem
her election; that Gresham is 10 be trans
ferre6 to the Treasury, and that NJ"
York man name unknown is to be maze
Postmaster General. The story goes TINT
the proisctis brought sbont by the nscss
si,y of having some sEiilrd p'ntcai hsnI
at The rudder in the Treasury DepaGsn7o'
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If you are troubled with sores scnes,
pains and general weakness OF tue Ear'ous
bodily functions. don't be deceived by the
ysTio1s advertisements of bitters, kidney
medicines etc, whose certificates OF pre-
tended cures are often p,id for Pat your
trust in that simple remedy cslied Iello*
Dcck and Sarssparills. 1t will cure 20"
by purifying the blood and strenglneninS
the weak portions OF your body. OK VII
also find it very refreshing to the oraln
and nervous system. The proprletors r
ceive hundreds of letters bestoging upon
it The highest praise.
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TEE testimony Of many ~ho Ions. s1ff-r
cd from III health. caused o7 an imp ere
stnte of the blood. goes TO p-oT7 tha u.
h. st remedy for making the h!od Fica, rec
and cure. for eeAutIfyiog III" con p. eh,'h
for curing sores pimPies snd otIiS' =, ~ II
Gitessss. for removing Acnrs' pa'h-. -"
- ,bsumstisu. CSC, Tor 'ncrs4''n.s n ,
y,.-ar ~ endurance. for giving hath ani
P,,Sr.,b IN tysrg week rorti1n of the BODY
is Dr. Guyso'ts Yeliou n'cs ard SNsp,,
ri,i.. It's effect pjesses 'he u'e' IN every
;,sfsnne. No Other rensty equals It.
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rorwer C,abtnet Onicer.

WASHINGTON, October -. secretary
.,bsrdler received a telegram announcing
the death of G. y. Fox at New York this
~, rping Mr.. Fox was Assistant Secretary
- ,be Navy under Secretary Wells, and
acted in that capacity until lS'i6, when be
Wss sent abroad in the Miantonomah TO
convey the congratulations of the Ameri'
can people to the Car OF Russia on his es'
care from death.
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Cep,ure n chicken when He Could,
Mary ChurehiiI Found.

ST. Lorrs, October 2t.-Colonel James
Churchill has at last received q letter,
dated at indianapolis, from his fanEAter
Mary. whose DISAPPEARANCE has attracted
unwonted interest a.! over tae naHJi.
Tbe letter aays its writer is not on the
stage snd s.oUtly denies the st2tement
dat she had elOped with some man. sac
Is earning an honest living and does not
cpre To return to her home.
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THERE WAS NO BLOOD SHED.
Leaxue' Meetings In Ireland StoPped
by the Government.

DUBLIN, October 29.-There were no puo'
lie meetings OF the National League any
where in Ireland yesterday, the Govern
curred at Castle Lyon, County Cork
where the police, with fixed bsyonets,
chorsed upon the procession, breaking It
up completely and capturing the banners
and musical instruments. When the mil
itary and police withdrew however, the
meeting was held. Thus the object OF the
Leasuers vas effected.
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a GAME or FREEZE OUT.


olar hOboers o. t1e OSsS s~ss s~
. pesIt1sn ~ Fstst Ptsssssa.
PoisT PIEss,sI, w. v, October S.-A
,p.cisl term OF the Circuit Court vss held
here today 10 hear the motion OF Depus,
OF New York, representing himself and one
hundred and seventy Eve other .bondhoid'
Or, Of the Ohio Central Railroad. on the
FiI,sg sfs Politics
s,king 20 be made party d"fsadsnu 70 the
mi, OF n. l.. Robinson against the said
railroad snd others 10 which John T. MAJ
tin vas sppoinbd receiver.
The fiipg VI the petition sa objected 70
by counsel Tor the road. which obJeeu0n
ling iuiIy ETkDed th. saDs rs o'srnlsa
,rc lie p,tition p~rmitted 20 te Died Inc
utirciIsi allegation in the pstnon eaaSfes
hi E,,hJpsoD. b~inF the Spnta-iaS oi Hso.
I s,p,,. 0! lbe sebey sysdles!s. that ne
xs. :, ting ia ooisu,i0n siih tnat syndi-
,,fe fGf the purpO.e ot plnnderins the
rod. 80 fact. 20
r,,.x, OBt the small BssAs~sssss
=, d.isuiting in the payment of tbs inter
a, On tie bonds Of the R!Vsr Dysioa
,h.uuey f, had the Docsy 10 p,y sad IN
,.r,sJ zjth.
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POLITICAL POINTER,
Fights That are Being 0ssperaiy
Contested. II
A sTlLL-HUNT IN PENNsYLVAA.
An Open, Aggressive and Bitter Wa IN
Virginia and Massachusetts-HO'
man on His BOom-Runored
Cabinet Changes. &

PHILADELPHIA, October 29.-As eleon
day approaches the State campaign caes
no excitement in this city. The Ste
Committee Chairmen are working as lrd
ss ever to bring out full vote, but eir
machinery is moving neiselessly. he
speech making for and against the ste
candidates is remarkably
Free from Personalities. +
Chairman Cooper has nothing worstto
say about the Democratic nominees TN
that they represent the party which is p
sponsible for the costly and useless p
longation of the extra session and do IT
belong to the party whose success this 70
is necessary to insure continued protectie
of Pennsylvania industries. al
The Democratic leaders find nothingIS
thespeFeehal -elsaraeter % ihoial- -Jecora ~
Livsey, candidate for State Treasured to
criticise, but they will keep up unit eec.
ton day attacks upon him from a. s.des
for being, as they allege, the
Pl1abIe Creature Of Chris Mage,
Niles, for Auditor General, is equally rec
from the charge of being servant Of be
bosses, but there hes Been no cessation 4
the efforts to array the liquor interess
against him, on account OF his alleged
sympathy with the prohibitionists.
The probable effect upon the State ticket
of the Republican support OF Page, Demo
cratic and Reform candidate for City Con
trolier, is q subject upon which the leader
of both parties are specializing great deal
In bringing to the polls to vote tor Page
large number of
Conservative Republicans
who might stay at home if the local hgh
were only between the two political fac
tions, many Democrats fear-and the Re
peblican leaders fight hope-that the effeCt
of the reform fight in the city will be tC
swell the local vote for Niles and LlvSey tC
a figure that cannot be overcome by the
maiOrily with which the Democrats hope
20 come in from the rest of the State. The
city gave Garfield majority OF p, 900 al
the same time that it elected Fattison over
Jettries by majority Of 1890. A similar
exhibition OF
Scratching and Sticking
at the coming election would cause little
surprise in any quarter.
The leading champions Of Jefiries have
discovered that their scheme of trading the
State ticket for votes for their candidate is
not going to work to their satisfaction.
They find that the local Democrats are
more interested in the election OF Page
than in the success Of the Democratic can
didates for State Treasurer and Auditor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-30

BALTIMORE, October The races have
been postponed on account of TaiR
B9IGHroH BEACH. OctobeSe9. Races post.
poDed on account of rain.
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NEW CUMBERLAND ENTERPRISES.
Two New Natural Gas Wells and q
Boom In the Fire Brick Trade.
Suecial 10 The REGISTER.

Specl1t 10 The ReqtSteT.
New CUMBERLAND, W. Va, October o.
Our town is now happy over the fact that
we are to have two new gas wells provided
that the Toronto well now being drilled
Just across the river is anything of sue.
cess.
One of them will be for Nc Mahan, Porter
& Co.'S sewer pipe works, and the other
will be put down by B. J. Smith Esq, on
his property back of his residence on Ridge
avenue.
By the way, the new brick pavement in
Wheeling has attracted considerable atten-
ton from various other cities, and irqui-
ries are beginning to pour in at the Fire
Brick company's office regarding, the Incl
dents to its use, such as cost, durability,
etc. 1t is reported now that the same sort
of test pavement will be laid on one of
the principal streets of Louisville, Ky.
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co,o,., Servant. Good Fortune.

NEwroRT, October 29.-Fiora Baker the
oolored woman TO whom a legacy was re-
Gently left by her former master ". W.
Woodbridge, Of Povhstan, Va, and whose
wberesbouts Superintendent "alling, OF
New YORK. wss requested 10 ascertain, Is
i,s'rs here in service. She is widow,
v;tb q Eon twenty one years old an j
daughter twenty three and is ogerjoyed at
- GOOD fnrfunP
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PssE HYAClNTH ARRIVES.
Why He Has Come 10 America ana
WhEf He VIII DO.

NEW YoRK, october 29.-Pere Hyacinth
arrived to-day on the steamship Alaska.
He was met by his wife and son and with
them took the afternoon :rain for
Washington. Nine. Loyson has a son IN
the Treasury DeI artment Mr.. Loyson
main purpose in visiting America is 20
lecture in sid Of his church IN Paris. his
lectures wall not be controversial or aggres'
siye but explanatory Of his position IN
theology. His stay in the United States
will be brief. Beginning at New YORK ne
will visit at the principal cities IN the
Union. ARRANGEMENTS for the lectures
have not been made.
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ROCK POINTS RAILROAD WAR.
The .PennsyIvantA's Employees Under
Arrest SIill In Jail.

NEW CAsrLE, PA, october 22.-There was
20 new development in the railroad war at
Rcck Point to-day. The fOrty.six employees
Of the Pennsylvaais Company who were
arrested By Sheriff Douds yesterday for
contempt of court are still in the county
isil. Ii was thought that bail would be
provided for them to-day, but up to 20
O'clock this afternoon it was not forth.
coming. The matter will now be fought
ont in the courts, and it is not likely there
will be any more trouble al the dispute
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CRUELTY BEYOND BELIEF.
How the Unarmed Annamites were
Treated by the French,

Treated by the French.
PARIS, October 29.-Mail advices show
that the French forces in the encounters
in the vicinity of Hs MOI, early in Septem-
Der, met the Chinese regulars, we'll armed
and oficered. After a conflict of three
days, during which the French took some
Of tha aenemY's works. they Withd teNs leaF.-
ing Hal Phong still in the hands OF the
enemy. Some Of the troops Of the King
of AMMAN were with the enemy. A letter
from Saigon states that unheard of cruelties
were committed near Hue on the occasion
of its capture by the French sailors. Ad-
miral Courbet directed in an official order
that there should be no quarter given men,
women or children. Three hundred Anna.
mites fleeing from the Bay of Thuan were
all shot. A hundred and fifty more adrift
in Junk without arms or oars, were also
massaCred.
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And the Kentucky Giant

has agreed to act a. best man. Ibc ch''u
with the Daniel Webster head will he first
bridesmaid. The fat WOMAN and the ssels
ion will Join hands at the close OF the cerr
mony, aud after singing duet entitled
LACK spratt would eat no iat, bis VIE
would eat no lean, will! tavor the gns-H
with a song and dsncs la BoEery. Inc
marriage will take place Oh the stage oe
fore the audience, and II WILL he 10Y
affair. Mr.. Bunnell in sp'aking OF tn"
engagement Yesterday, said. "rhis thing
ia 6onrd TO come 10 a head. The mites
love each other as we'll as larger people do,
uitbout a doubt. know they will be
married for certain. Five weeks ago when
he prospective bride was III, the soon 70 .,
he groom was 30 affected that he could not
srcear. It's great thing, said Ar BUN
,olI as he went away 10 make prepare
lions for the ceremony.
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AIo.I Protest PROM Greece.

VrHxA. Oatober 2o.-The government OF
Or. e,e protests against the action o. the
T,,lisb Government IN refusing to ALLOW
t-.,;sn ueu.oi war to land supplies IT
Cfe,n'e for suffsrers By earthquake at taa'
n'sge
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Likely 90 Escape.

PnrBuURsH, October Z5.-ln tue sup
r,me Court 10 dsy Chief Justice A7rcur
o,sshed the srits OF error in the case Of
tssbirr Ruth, who defsuitsd witn over
800 600 from the Washington, Pa, SAVING
Bsnk. Unless the stay OF proceedings l'
remoyed, 1hich it is said not 10 be hkei''
Ppth will escape punishLlSDt
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General sheridau's Future Movements

CHICAGO, Oc;ober 2a.-i'enera ohetidiH
caves this evening FOR Washington to as
,rre command of the army. and General
sci ofpld is expected 10 arrive here to-
n orrow 10 assume the duties Of his neS
t,g.itiOn.
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The Women Set DoMn u on a Candidate,

New YORK, October 29.-The Women
Suffrage Party has issued an address TO the
women of the State, to exert themselves
"To turn every vote possible against Leslie
". RusselIs re election as Attorney Gene
raj. His official acts prove him the un-
sCrupulous foe of our liberties"
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Scratching and Sticking
at the coming election would cause Ii
Butler for President.

SAN Francisco, October 29.-Shoemakers
of this city to the number of 600 have con-
stituted themselves into a Butler Demo.
cratic club to work for the nomination Of
Ben Butler as President of the United
States.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA MIDDLE.
A Republican Manifesto on the Con.
rrcssIOnnI AnnOrtiOnment.

grcssIOnnI AppOrtiOnment.
HARRISBURG, October 29.-The Republi-
can Senators have issued an address to the
people Of Pennsylvania on apportionment
matters. They take the ground that the
present extra session OF the Legislature is
useless and expensive; that the Democratic
position is wrong, and the ultimatum OF
the Senate Just. The address covers pretty
much the same groand which has been
gone over in the debates in the Senate and
House on this question.
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A DIVORCE GRANTED BEAUTY.
ForepauSh's $4,000 Prize once More
Fancy Free.

PurrADELPuIA, October 29.-Judse Biddle
10 day awarded Laura S. Heyser, otherwise
Louise A. Montague, the prize beauty,
divorce from her husband, Paul keyser,
who is known 10 the variety stage as Paul
Allen, a song and dance man. The charge
was desertion. The report OF the examiner
IN the case was filed several months ago,
ont service OF the rule to show cause ~hy
a decree should not be granted was NOT 'l hau
upon the respondent until ABOUT zen uaSs
20 when he ives performing at the
National Theatre. Heyser did not oppose
the proceedings.
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BEN BUFFERS CAMPAIGN.
Neither Party Confident and the Re-
suit Doubtful.

BosroN. October 29-The political leaders
in this State have been holding counsel to-
day ard both parties profess to be conf
dent Of success. 1t is plain to all candid
observers however, that there is no real
confidence on either side. The Republi-
cans are talking the lOudest about getting
a large majority. but that they are really
Butler IS worn out with hard work 's,,,-ra
losing his temper. 'S
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A MOBILE STEAMBOAT %xPLoDEs.
Four Men are Killed R.Id Another
Painfully wounded.

Painfully wounded.
NOZZLE, ALA, October 29.-Sunday after
noon the steam tug Eige exploded It's
boiler four miles south of Fort Morgan, in
Mobile Bay. The boat sank Immediately
with the captain, John Carney, the mate,
Andrews, and a colored fireman. The en-
gineer and cook were picked up. The latter
died while on the way to Fort Morgan, and
the former is painfully wounded.
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vn,,,, soId,.r- nasSscred.

CIRo, October 2s.-ODe hundred ana
sr,r Fyvn,isn soidisrs were surprised sni
msssscred by the Hill tribes IN the sineat
dsfle SubiA-
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NUGGETS WHO WILL WE'D.
Two ofthe Attractions I'm Brooklyn
Museum To Become ono.

NLw YoRE, October 23.-ln day or so
Bunnelrs Brooklyn Museum will be the
scene of a novel wedding. The New EnG'
land midget has made ap his mind that 1t
WIS not intended for man to live IN single
blessedness in this life, and has decided to
TO ioin himself TO the German Princess,
NJ mos, estimable young lady OF dinnutive
proportions. The CuriJsities have de-
cided to see the couple through the ordeal
and have banded together TO make the al
fair as pleasant as possible. The Brehma
priestess will give the liliPutan bride
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I,s- aEdss.ei Imp.rt. % tie Desrsass
Pn1L.nxIrITf,. oc-ober - --Th, ir"n ana
steel n ports from Great Britain iof up
t.rpbsr 1sre 50. 100 tons sesinst u! %" ,oos
in August. The imports ior tas hrne
monib- Of Lis yssr were 5pto's ,n o.: ''''
r, .t<yrdine period ef issf yssf' ','''''
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-NV tAH'NNtHWH TUT hUEBOEs
and refuses to pull in the yoke with him.
The story goes on to say that, in order TO
make Mr.. News talents as a political man
ager available, it has been decided to give
him more satisfactory yoke.fellow, and
with Gresham and New as the head of the
Treasury, Indiana will be captured in 1884
The story lacks probability, however, for
while Mr.. New may be unfriendly TO Fol-
ger, it is we'll understood that he and Ores.
ham have no affection for each other, their
unfrIendly relations having been so we'll
understood that Gresham's appointment 10
a Cabinet place was commented upon as a
direct snub TO New. Beside this, the pro
gramme is so unlike President Arthur
genersl course that the story is not gener.
ally craditpd
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Used In Buying Up Votes.
DANKs MAN NOT A CANDIDATE.
Holman Thinks TIIden and Hendricks
the strongest Team.


C1vcIYyATI, October ga News-Journsl
reporter has had an interview with Judge
Holman on current political subjects. The
outlined the probable course Of the next
Congress, which he thought would be IN
the line of retrenchment He also thought
il would very likely attempt to do away
with the internal revenue system. Con-
cerning his candidacy for the Presidency
Il NAV he little uncertain as to what
Congress may do, but | am quite certain
am
Not n Candidate for the Presidency
l have felt greatly complimented by the
mention OF my name in connection with
that great office by the New York Sun and
other Democratic Independent papers, Out
| can assure you have no PIendentIsI bee
buzzirg in my bonnet. The OH" electio1
clesrlt indicates a change of administration
in the government. Il has given great
prominence 10 Judge HOadly, and ms name
is freely mentioned for the Preside acy'
Rut still think Tiiten and Hendricks
will be our next candidates, ia which case
there csn be scarcely shadow o: drio; oi
their election
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Harm O.. bs Spsags sd.

l,s,.,p. q oc:obsG cs,-G'"rss Hon.
r,,ny,r.sd ~ ihs murder oi Hsrv-y Wh-
ii,n,, rs, .sa;sre-t 10 6e harsed Febfp.
or B.
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THEY WE'RE FRIENDS IN NEED.
Boston Men RspOuse the Cause OF
WronEed wife and Threaten sam'
mary Vengeance.

mary Ntukthh'F'
Bosros, October GA peculiarly inter
esting divorce case has just been disposed
Of by the courts here. On March -, 1879,
Adelaide !. Barker, one Of the most beauti'
ful and accomplished young women In
Detroit. was won by william l.. Wilder,
travelling salesman OF this city. They be-
gan their married life in q pleasant resi'
dence at the Highlands, and Tor months
we're apparently happy.
In August Of the following year the Wie
vas
startled from Her Dream Of HaPpf
by receiving letter from her husband In
which be confessed he had been unfai:h'
fol. 10 company with a lady friend, Mrs..
wilder called on the woman named by
her besrtless husband, and the story told
bv bim was uhblushingly confirmed.
Wilder deserted his wife, and at the hear,
Irg Yesterday the court ordered decree OF
divorce. and the unfortunate woman VIII
soon return 10 her native state.
Ls,e lsst night Wilder was Tisited ny
three men who were once his friends, ana
was forced 10 surrender valuable ieselry
ard other personal property ihst he had
Taken from His Wife.
He was also told that unless he took MS
deusrture from this region be wo1id re-
oeive summary puDishmsnt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-30

YouE cough is groNing worse. That sore
ness ana vain 10 the throat and lungs Is
increasing Better get nj of toe s7'urd
jdss that anything wilt core oouE1 or p,
cold, snd give D.. Wi'tar's BAlsam "t WI I,
Chrrry a trisl before il is tn late !,
never fails 70 check cnBsumPuon, a7j
quickly cures all coughs and colds
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No Affection for Foiser,

during the coming year, this department
being "a power in politics" New, it is
well understood, has
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AN INDIANA CYCLONE.
EOuses Damaged by the Score bat no
One Injured.

INDIANAPoLIs, Ind, October GA cy-
clone struck the west side o: Columbus,
Indiana, between one and two o'clock this
morning. unroofng Mooney & Sons tan
merry, Cot, Gent & Thomas new four story
mill. II also knocked the corner of Of the
J. n. Il l. depot, and partly demolished
John Gynes saloon, a total damage of STO0.
The roof from the mill took down three
hundred yards of telegraph wires. No one
vas injured.
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startled from Her Dream Of H"PPI
WHY DID he 90 IT?
Important Diseoyrriss In Conseetisn
with the RtntEeS Case

NEw PHftipELPHA, octo Der 2'.--SstaF'
dsy evening, while The neighbor E'nsn
xere sa.hing the bed in which Albert
Fiptzsr murdered his wife and BABY. ro.I
OF bill. amounting 10 two hundred AMI
6nv dollar, vas found ssSsd up in ia,
cb.a ,ick. From this. and the fact that hS
had nice hundred dollars in b'nk, th-
theory that be murdered the family Tor
fear they might come 10 Ssnt is no. cred
;,ed Coroner RJs,r. takes no stock 10
,.1nor,ry insanity of this kind. bot - %
tie opinion ;h-t lb. csse Is one - s,','
n,,nsd,t,tSd nurtPr on the paTt OF ftn'
..r Many cthers are OF the same opinios
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n..,n r-nrn ChoIcrn.

A,v,.ypEI. O,tobor % There were sir
deaths from cholera on Sunday. The dis
tpse has appeared al Mecca.
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,.,-...ua,.e. guy.sd.

Pyyw. III Oc.oter - Five wooden
byilGiugs on Court street, useH for bu'ias''
uIplts. we're brrnsd ,s,,r-day nor1ihZ'
foss. 5000; insursrce, 5000