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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-05

CINCINNATI, October A Columbus
spe cial to the Enquirer says: The closing
contests in the campaign are developing
some personal tricks, but no clanishness.
Efforts baye been made to put out the i'm
preston that Leo Weltz, Republican cam
didste for member of the Board OF Public
Works would get the German vote, while
there would on his account be stampede
of the Irish and Americans for John I.
Martin. 1t is now learned that the Ger.
mans DO not propose to show any personal
favor but will be united in the support Of
The Democratic State and local tickets. The
The Dayton Anzeiger, Democratic, gave rise
10 this report on the lines OF nattonslities
being drawn. and the Sunday Capital OF
this city msgnitied il. The Anzeiger has,
however. taken ali back. and appeals TO its
readers for the support OF the straight
ticket from Hoadly down. There will be
no trouble between the Germans and the
Irish Americans.
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BY The WAY.

"CvClone the saloon" is the cry OF a
stump orator for temperance in Iowa.
BONANZA Flood has brought several deco.
rat0rs fgOm Europe to work on the interior
of his new house in San Francisco.
They say that Carlyle ghost arrayed in
white, Launts Chelsea at the twilight hour
and reCently asked little girl for "a pen
north o tobacco
The Chicago banquet to Lord cole eridge
was msde Of ,hrilling interest by the spec
lftaCle Of an Illinois politician telling a
waiter TO bring hlm some supreme de ris
de vesu aux truties.
It is said that s., 900, 900 have been invest
I'd in rines and machinery in the gold re.
gion Of Georgia, while the total returned
,alue of the present assets OF all kinds OF
mines in the State is Sl2I 900.
The late Henry l. King, of Albany. left
40 OCO for a memorial fOun ain. The fund
p now amounts TO f26, 900, and the fountain
will soon be erected from designs prepared
by Charles F. HeatOn, of this city.
Victor Hugo's new work Il Archipel de
ia Manche," is 10 be published as the
feuilleton of the Paris RapPel. Tue 'Archi-
Del lie MsnChe' IS the channel Islands,
UAeIe the author spent eighteen years Of
exile.
A young nan adyertises in San Fran
his capabilities ARE not confined to Jour.
ns1ism. though he understands that pur,
suit thoroughly" That young man should
start a paper Of his own.
The night schools in London report Il
dwindling attendance because Of the coUn-
ter-attractions OF the Salvation Army,
which charges no admission, provides sing
ing. dancing, the society Of hajle.ujah
Iasses land other fearless Joys
Gladstone never will be duke, it is said
by his friends, in emphatic denial OF the
rumor that he was to go TO the House OF
Lords with THAI title, The great commoner
.has defied the Upper House and denied It's
claims too often tO.st.engthen them by be-
coming one OF them.
Senator Sherman does not look either
for an extraordinary vote in Ohio or for
such a Republican majority as will recall
the Garfield year. He thinks there will be
a heavy vote for prohibition, which WILL
not however, Be- carried. Republicans
through the State he finds generally har-
, moniouS and hopeful.
Mr.. Edward PaysOn Weston, the father
of long distance pedestrisnism, i ABOUT
TO undertake a remarkable feat in Colnec-
ton with the work of the Church OF Eng
land Temperance Society, with which he
is prominently connected. He proposes
TO travel over the highways of England and
Wales on foot and in ordinary costume,
SO miles daily for 100 consecutive days.
He will travel only during the day time,
and will lecture each evening on Tea vs.
Beer He will be accompanied by two
friends and representative OF the press 10
a carriage
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-05
KICKING AGAINST MALONE.
Campaign Secrets Disclosed bJ Re
yoIters Against the boss.


prcuuosp. Va. October Mr.. John
Huff for nine years postmaster of Waynes-
boro, let out some Of the Malone campaign
secrets to-day. He was compIimented by
Postmaster General Howe as having one oi
the finest official records in the service.
Huff was a Rspublican, bat wasan old man
and could not do active work for Malone,
and he was so strongly hacked by the fo't'
naster General that the Malone ring were
puzzled 10 know how 10 get him out Ma,
hone and Congressman Pau! announcer
that the man who was
I.dorssd by the Read juster Gomrnfttee
Of Augusta county should have the posi-
tion 81 Postmaster at Wsynesboro. A
revenue collector Of Stanton named W.
+ Craig. and John 4. Noon, his deputy,
conspirsd 10 get the plsce for w. Il. hnrur
a Mshone striker. The Readlnster Com
mitt.e of Augusta met, with Craig as
Chairman, and Noon ss Secretary: a tsise
report was made ont by Noon. and certihsd
| TO by Craig, that the meeting. had inoOfseo
Kuriz for the position OF Postmaster o.
Waynp.boro This was sent % PsRl, ana
be and Mshsne had KuTE appointed "
Tie first Intelligence hr. Huf bad Of oil
| this wss when
Euss.'. Appointment r.Pes.
csme thsough The po,tSfioe The members
| n tbs R,ndiestpr committee were sti ap
| us.I.a ,o and denied tha: TIE COMMITTEES
n.d irdorsCd Kurts. and these facts Se'e
n sde. kncvn 10 MssCre By Mayor Pttter
en- OF W.ynesborn, Who waitet OF Mahone
:, a YTeun,sda petition, sisaHa bT ciLE:o'
...e-nI,y. r,gsrhlsss of pli!Ics for ire -
ustiop OF Huf and sea'nst the appoint
nSntof Kurfz In addition the mayor ant
I, ,,h,rs yro'e that they would not be Willing
I 10 trust K1I;z uiih their money, nor De
! Ii. We him on oath. When the mayor rsit
! Cd on Nshone in Washington, Aahoa
/ trestfG lin n &C unfsnilemsnIJ way an
! Refused IN interfere Mr. Hrf
IonpIainc'i 20 Hr. FrIeHd.
! seraioI J, Ian + Luis, b lifelong Rsp11
| Iicsn. sId Mr. Lewis stt-nIt@h 10 Re
! ;usiic- cot. hins. -buT g. win Nr IeF'
! 20 Il T.. =. ih,t iiGT'z Is g'-T Hoi ="
n. r.. p seal. hFfor" he EFF hi "'S'
Mr.. HIM recsiyed . circular letter fro!
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THE sIRkTFoRO vERpICT.
A Fair and UnprsjSAirsd O1tatss 81
william la0ts.

william LeWis,
BsipdEroRT, COss, October e. AT noon
to-day nothing additional bad been heard
from States Attorney Fessendsn - 10 vhst
he was likely 70 do In. the matter Of VIM.
Lewis, charged through the vsrdict OF Bet.
urday last ss knowing somsthing about the
murder Of Rose CLARK Amber. Coroner
Holt, when called on for . statement vas
unable TO indicate what sctiOn, II any.
polId Le tsken. That official said: This
csse 10 out of my hands and In the hands
Of tAe grand Jury Of Strstiord. IL remains
with them 10 take ouEh action - they may
deem best."
4 Isrge proportion Of the citizens OF
STRAIT tinrd and othoS towns In this vicinity
are dissatisfied vith the verdict They
bold il TO be uDJuIt TO William Lewis that
be should b- lsft With the
Stigma hieh Has RAIIss. upss Mn,
with no cbsnce u clearing himself and &C.
tablisbibg bis innocenos. They declare he
has not, as % I.sssistsntly stated during the
ipqusst, been entirely devoid Of fesiing In
this sad matter bot that on the contrary.
while prsparsiionS Wsro making for the
burial OF bis intended, he vlnted the houss
Of her parents and was AaIious - assist In
whstevsr usy bs could. He yisitsd the IN
dsrtaker's also In oompaoy with Mics LExie
Clark, sister Of Rose, and ordered the burial
dr.ts and . quantity Of 8oGsrs, besides Ell
oitional trinrainss for the esskst. He sI.
pressed much feeling at the time. and ssid
hRose c cJuIdtpot hare TOO rood . funeral.
He uss not chief AournHf on the day OF
her burial 3ut be was among those Vb2
felt sorrow, fGr csuSs.
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A HORSE FOR TEN CARTRIDGES.
in, the Indian chief, Dend-DesDerat
Condition OF His Band.

NOhGIilOh VI IBIS DohN.
FL PAso. Ten, October 4.-Advices from
Deming say that George Wilson and ID. W..
Leroy, who left there September 10Th for
Mexico to obtain little Charley McCOmas
from the Indians, returned here yesterday.
Their efforts were unsuccessful owing to
the death OF Ju, the principal Indian chief,
who was drowned in the, Casa
Grarde river while drunk on the 18th.
which had demors!ized the band and
because Of the presence of large body o.:
Mexican troops aud the interference OF
Mexican local authorities. They report
the BOY alive and well, with Jus widow,
who does not wish to give him up. They
also report the Indians elected Geroneo'
mio, chief after the death OF Ju, Ignoring
the latter's sons, which created bad feel
ing. Geroneomio is said to have one hun.
dred and fifty warriors in his band, and Is
using every means to obtai ANN lnitioo,
even Offering a horse for ten cartridges.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-05
PEOPLE WE TALK ABOUT.

Judge COleridge likes sausages.
The COrSiCaus are down on dogs.
Judge Hosdly is good chess player.
Indians cell Crook The Gray Fox"
Herbert Spencer is in better health.
Lillian Russell will play Pocahontas.
The taiIors Of Leadyille are on a strike.
OF course Gladstones translation is
praised.
Robert Laird Collier arrived from Europe
! sturday.
Mr.. Paul Dana, who is heir to the New
Yo;k Sun, owns SEQ pug dogs.
Joe Jefferson has played rip Van
WluGie over 4,COO times during the last
- years.
J. Il. Simonds, of Concord, y. H, has
been elected president Of the new Uniyer-
siyy OF Dakota
Governor Sherman, of Iowa, is in good
Les,,h. Th' report that he was i'll at Ma
qgOke'G vas false.
W. :. Chamberlain, the father Of the
"Aurr.,an a,auly' in England, arrived by
tie E-.riC y steruay.
Tlou.s Ms, the caricatUrist, gets riled
Uleue,r, Lr is asked if he's of blood kin
TO -yu Mast, the atlete.
LCIC Oo.trItge IS not quite lost IN the
b0urdls,> Vest. His latest flight was from
81 Louis TO Cincinnati.
Nr y. ckay. the bonanza man, is to have
taken a isDcy 20 Colonel Tom Ochiltrse
sud they are seeing the elephant together
in Paris
NJ. CCqUel.n will not write of Gambettas $
public LIE in his forthcoming book, bat
will merely portray his friend IN his do
mesiiC aspect
The famous pianist, DR.. Hans Won Bu-
low, has lately become the inmate Of q
lunatiC ssy,Um, and another pianist Of great
distinction, Herr Carl Heymann, has Just
heen placed in an asylum for the second
time.
Sergeant Bates, the flag carrier, says he
will ant from Chicago next Monday with
TLis young son, who will also carry Tag.
They journey 70 Atlanta, Ga, and thence
%, Charleston. The father will make
rspeeChes on the way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-05
The WIDOW OF JACKSON
Answers Southern Criticims Upon Her
Visit TO Boston and Butler.


CHARLOTTE, \. c., October Mrs. Stone
wall Jackson, the widow of the distinguish.
ed Confederate chieftsn, who has Just re-
turned from Boston, published I'd to-
day. In it she says that finding some CON-
ments in the Southern press not entirely
lust to herself and daughter, she wishes to
correct some of the statements. She says
herself and daughter, in company with
Governor Jarvis, of North Carolina, and
his wife, visited the Boston exposition as
guests Of Massachusetts,, and not, as she
and they understand it, of Governor Bat
Ter. She accepted the invitation, she si"s,
by the advice of Southern friends. While
in Boston, Mrs. Jackson said their party
remained at the hotel, aud did not cross
tie threshold of Governor Buffers resi-
dtnCe. The people of Boston, snd else
where North, Mrs. Jackson declares gave
evidence that her husbands name was held
in high honor and reverence She added ::
IL was told they admired him for his
morsI grandeur, his exalted piety; hat he
xss the was the bravest man the war pro-
"uCed on either SIDE, and that they were
proud of him as an American. Surely,
there mrst be enough chivalry ant right
feeling On the part of all true S)utherners
20 cast no blame upon me for having been
the means Of eyoking such sentiments"
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AZ Democratic Headou.rters.

COLUMBUS, October 4.-The canvass has
now reached the point when the party ex-
ecutiye committees can make tolerably &C
curate estimates of the result, whether
they make them public or not. At the
Democratic committee rooms there Is q
very well defined feeling Of confidence, but
this feeling is not permitted to interfere
with the work which is always perquisite
to victory. The committee say that while
there is every assurance of victory, that re
suit can only lie attained by continued
work in all parts of the State, the perfect
ing of local organizations, and the bringing
out Of the vote on the day of the election.
They have the strongest assurance that
this will be done.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-05
BRUTAL CRIME IN MILWAUKEE,.
a Young Woman BrugEed aud A.
saulted by n Dozen men.

sauIted by n Dozen Men.
MILwAUKEG, October -One Of the most
brutal crimes ever committed in Aiiwau-
kes was brought to light yesterday through
the efforts Of the Humane Society. In
<Assipg the old ock-ysrdS Superinten lent
-Hhite noticed two young men leave one ol
the ruined stables, who, after g'ancinS
hastily around, walked up the street. he
Esnt 10 the barn end there found young
s,TI apparently Il or Is years OLD lying on
= nile OF hay IN a hS!f-unconsrIons 2onu',
T;pn- He assisted her 10 his carr a;e ana
en-, eyed her to police LEA q 'ers'
- Nrs SOON ascertsined tuat sue VS. VA
20 Trsster. who has been missing ir5m
~ home on Poplsr street since Weia"Sh ~
sf,tTnCop, and thai she had been drHSSsa
Nv a rsr1y Of rOughs and brrta'ty treated.
EccoIdipg to her own story, she 'etI hom'
4 in Ihp afternoon, met young mln whnm
IL k,tw, and the two drank glass o.
me S. e then became unconscious, and
rben IL cams to her senses she was 10
SEyI,,I he lumber yard ON the 81. Ptul
ffrs,k ,Car Hill street. y dozen men were
s';.b i,r Later she was taken 20 the p ace
-btIc,FP vas found and most oruta' y
s,ssr', = time and again. II Is doubtful II
ske {. recover.
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EstImniInrIhe ResnIi.

CLEVELAND October "A special TO the
Leader from Columbus says: l saw to-day
two estimates of the probable majorities of
the State ticket One was made by an emi.
nent Democratic authority, and gave the
State to IIoadly by 10000 odds. The other,
by a Republican of prominence, gave the
State TO Foraker by 1900 odds. Knowing
both estimates to have been made by men
accustomed to such figuring, asked per-
mission TO look them over closely. l found
the Democratic slate called for majorities
in the Democratic counties such as they
had never given even on Presidential
elections, Nhile the Republican estimate
was in each Republican county from 200
TO 500 under The highest msjorities here
fnfnrn given
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THE PITTSBURGH FIRE.
HeW the Observer is Impressed Wit
the Sadness OF the Affair.

HeW the Observer is Impressed With
the Sadness Of the Affair.
PITTSBURGH, October 4.-The scene OF
yesterday mornings conAagration attracted
large crowds to day many Of whom were
strangers. Among the ruins were swarms
at work clearing the debris away and
delving into heaps of charred wood or ex.
ploring depths of pools of water in hope OF
finding something Of value. There were
also 8 number Of women, small exhibitors,
who had lost their little all in the fire and
who still kept up search in q despairing
way hoping to save something from the
general ruin. 1t is when looking at sights
such as this that
The Sadness Of the Calamity
strikes the spectator. The origin of the fire
is still unknown, and further it Is proved
that more mystery surrounds IL. The Ex-
position managers hold firmly to the be-
lief that it was the work OF incendiaries
and not caused by the explosion of ben
zine. The latest theory is that it was set
on fire for the purpcse of robbery. The
aggregate loss as stated yesterday will reach
one million, while sthe insurance is not
ne.ifth this amount. The Exposition
Society are having a high fence erected
around the grounds, and next Saturday
evening propose giving grand pyrotech-
mic display.
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"SunseI'' Cox az ottawa

OTTAWA, o., October A rousing Demo-
cratic mass meeting was held here at the
court house this evening. Hon. s. S. Cox
was introduced as the orator Of the even.
irg, and proceeded in scathing way to
arraign the Republican party, and spoke in
denunciation of the tariff system OF said
psrty as expounded by John Sherman.
The ST eech was humorous and eloquent,
and was freouently greeted with outbursts
of laughter and applause. Mr.. Cox admin
istered cutting rebuke to land monopo-
lists, the railroad kings, and the money
power, saying they were the most danger.
Gus elements in the government and poll
tics and needed watching and restraint
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your druggist for II
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AuTTlE CINCINNATI WAIF,
Said 10 BE the Unnatural Child OF q
Former Vice President Of the United
StaleS. .

Said 10 BE the Unnatural Child OF q
Former Vice President Of the United
STATES. ..
CINCINNATI, October THE daughter Of
a Vice President of the United States is not
often seen in police court or Children's
Home, but il the following story Is true, it
is to be hoped the attention of man once
a Vice President will be called to this ar
ticle. There will appear in the police
court this morning a woman named Henri
eta Smith, living on Nassau street, Walnut
bills. She is charged with disorderly con-
duct, and the cass is continued one. Mrs.
Smith has been out on bail since her ar
arrest, and after her release it was learned
By the officers Of the Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Children that the
woman had charge of five.year old girl
which she called after herself, Henrietta
Smith, and that she ha / been
ShamefulIy Abusing the Child.
Little Henrietta was taken from her cruel
guardian, and is now in the Children's
Home pending the case of Mrs Smith in
whose it is, has q history. 1t was left on
the night of its birth on the doorstep Of
Sam Beresford, and when found taken to
the hospital. After remaining there some
weeks the mother appeared and claimed
her offspring; but, not caring to take care
of the infant, it was given 10 Mrs.
Mary Smith, daughter of Henri.
etta, to raise. Mary Smith is wid.
ow, and since the death of her hus-
band has been living with her mother on
Walnut Hills, still remaining in charge Of
the child. Some time ago the mother OF
the little girl, whose name, it seems, has
been forgotten, died. and now Mary Smith
appears and says the mother OF the child,
before her death, told her that the father
was once
Vice President
of the United States. But little credence
is placed in the story, but Mary actually
claims that the man who was once Vice
President was here last summer and left
some money for the child. The latter is a
bright little girl, but shows signs of having
been abused in her time. There may be
some developments Of interest before the
child is sent to Childrens Home or the
House Of Refuge.
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ON THE HOME STRETCH
Chic Democrats and Republicans
Stralnlng Every Nerve.
FORAKER DOUBTFUL OF THE RESULT.
Estimates Of Both Sides-HaIstsad on Pro.
hibition-Cox at 0ttawa-How Col
Ored Men viii YOte-ln
Huron County.

MI. VsRNoN, October 4.-Judge Foraker
spoke here to-day, and in conversation ex-
pressed himself as very doubtful of the re-
suit Of nsxt Tnssdayla slsstiSus sHsB
banking on the support Of The Prohibition
party, and lives in the hope that fully two.
thirds of its former adherents will cast
their ballots for him. He said if his own
wishes were to de consulted he would rath
er be defeated, as the campaign has already
been great expense, in addition to the
sacrifice Of private interests.
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Labor Against Capttal

Pr1TsBURGH, October 4.-The National
As ociation OF Window Glass Workers,
DOW engaged in q strike against a reduc-
tion. have formed combination with q
million dollars capital for the purpose Of
entering into the manufacture OF glass in
opposition to their late employers. A
party Of fourteen window glass blowers
left for Belgium to-day TO work. Tnev as
sert that they can make IS much money
Iht re as here.
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A Girl. Mysteriou. Disappearance

MiSSEAPoLIs, October 4.-The mysterious
disappearance Of Tillie Anderson, Swede
girl is reported. Sne came to Minneapolis
two weeks ago from Michigan and has been
in America only since June. Two weeks
ago Thursday night she secured work at
the residence OF John Geelan, where she re.
mAined until Monday. On the evening OF
that day she left TO visit an aunt, s.nce
which time rothirg has been heard OF htr
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Hoffman Convicted Yesterdry
Special TO he Register.

CLARKSRURG, october s s-HoTman, the
mail robber, was to day sentenced to serve
nine years and four m )nths in the State
penitentiary at Moundsville. The confes-
sion Of Kettle did away with sll hopes of
his scquittal. The band of Red Men"
whose deeds of outlawary for time made
them terror to the portion of the State
in which they operated is now completely
broken up
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PendIeton nt MoodsfieId.
SnccinI % TIE Reqister.

WooDsFIELp o., October "A large and
enthusiastic Democratic meeting was held
on the fair grounds here to day. Senator
Pendleton, General Warner and Captain
Croxell, candidate for State Senator, sd,
dressed the meeting. Their speeches were
we'll received aud appreciated by the peo
ple. A number Of leading Republicans
we're in attendance and listened wita ap-
r..r.nt in frrf 81 10 the sneecheS.
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smith. the Murderer. Escapes
Special to the Register.


OAKLAND, MD, October John Smith,
the brutal murderer OF Harden, sentenced
to be hanged next month at o'clock this
afternoon broke from the Jail at this place
and is now at large. Smiths crime, for
which he is so soon 10 suffer death on the
gallows, vas particularly atrocious one
srd strong efforts will al once be made to
rscortura him,
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!, ,-ss., .yeYy humsnitsrisn sad 70 -
invalid. ,etk xuch relief ~ is given them
ty The Use Of bittsrs, kidney msdicinss,
ard oihsr nosirums- The hst few dose
nav make them feel better on scoount o.
i,s siupefying ingredients. combined vita
,tme stIong csthartie and diuretic thst sfs
u,ed IN IL. composition, but they svsntn.
sIly grow worse. The only cure for weak.
u.ts' IeryousDesa, debility, schss, pains.
,h.up.stism, ,orss. urinary and dlg>stive
troubles, il 10 make the blood rich, red snt
uur, by u.irg Dr. Guysotrs YslInw d ct
md S,r.spsrilis. q remedy Sidsly iniorsed
~ ,iStceis -ba hsvs sxamiasd tato ~
vxup,s...va ssA s1ssA
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The PnssenrerH War Ended.

T. pIAHAPoLIs, October 4-Tae railroad
war on passenger rates to Chicago will end
tI2 O'Clock tonight. A conference has
b+en effected by which the new air line
divr ion OF the Louisville, New Albany and
Chic 20 railway will be admitted IN the
un, OF III passengsr departm IN md the
priv .lege of the union tracks OF this cSty.
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No R.trtbu,ion for an Editor.

Little Rock. Ark October 4.-Ths jury
of the Circui, Court at Hot Springs, in the
case of Frank Flynn, indicted for killing
Charley MattheEs, editor OF the Hornet
newspaper, to day rendered verdict oi
not guilty.
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HnnhIr mich nronen Dow q,

sANpusxY, October 4-JudGe Hoadly sd-
dressed O crowded house here last night
To day he was prostratsd and decided to
i've I'D the Toledo mes'ing. leaving for
C,nC;pnati vie T'lsdo this evening He is
u.ul.. EFOAru d0Rn.