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The Dawson journal., 1883-08-02

BAILEY's SALINE APERrEST is a white
powder, and when placed in water ,foams,
sparkles, and tastes just like soda water.
1t is very cooling and pleasant, acts
gently upon the bowels, relieves consti-
patton, cures sick headache, sour stem
ach and heGfs6nrn.
ENGLISH FEMALE BITrERs sends red
blood to a sickly woman's cheeks and
strength TO her muscles, by giving an
appetite, aiding digestion and building
up the system. All sickly women who
need a never-failing female regulator,
viii De delighted with its prompt and
reliable action.
Tough on Chiils,
Cures > cases for p cts. in cash or stamps
4.2lled BY John Parham, Atlanta. Ca
The Dawson journal., 1883-08-02
DAWSON. GA. June 4. 1889
MEssRs. L. L. IVES

! have gwen your Clothes Washer a
thorough and impartial trial and am pleased
with the result. 1t is certainly-no hunlbua
and is all thai You claim foriitl II washes
quickly and quite satisfactorily. 4sCf take
great pleasure in recommending il 20 the
public. Ven, Respectfully,
j. B. ROBERTS.
The Dawson journal., 1883-08-02
j. G. PARKS.

P. 81 should have stated that
a bill has passed both Houses ma
king it misdemeanor to enter or
go upon the enclosed lands of an
other, after being forbidden by the
owner so to do. P.
The Dawson journal., 1883-08-02
All that we Claim for It.

DAWSON, Ga, April 10, 1888.
MEssRs. Z. L. WESTON & Co.
| cheerfully recommend the Clothes
Washer bought of you. 1t is all that you
claim for it. WIS. WHITcHAeD
The Dawson journal., 1883-08-02
It is no Humbug.
tIEssRs II. r, WrsroS e. Co

VI Izo5Fs' Q IL " EoIUN q %.
Your Washing Machine is all that YOU
claim for it, and we are all pleased with it.
We have tried it now for several weeks
and can recommend y to everybody as a
good thing. 1t is no humbug.
Respectfully.
Mrs. JoHN A. BISHOP, JR.
May 12sh, 1888.
The Dawson journal., 1883-08-02
slough on ChiEEa.s

,es . cases for p cts. in cash or stamps
Led by John Parham, Atlanta. Ca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
Gunner Resorts.

LADY having healthy home offers ! ilr r;t
~ csss hoard 10 one family ard gentlemen 20 min.
ss from CIV two from depot fruit shade verandahs &c
S6 10 As MIS- NORRIS, Bloomfield. ~ j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
Business Chances.

4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW:
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN oFFiCfs No. 1913 broadway corner Thirty
6rstr Twenty -thrd-st., corner t1ghttave-
No 90 Fourteenths corner Unons9ua,e 200 Third
ave corner Forty.scyenthst; az tho HARLEM OfFiCES
Eos / "a and 2 9OD Thrt.ay,., corner Onehundredand
twenty fifth st, up p. at regular once ratsz
AN OLD ESTABLISHED. finely fitted up
n and paying clgar store in arlen for SAFE cheap
Information Will be given as 20 Us
and reasons selling, after ~ M by b. WAssEkmAS'
100 Duane-at.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
Eeeiures ano Msetlngs.
MEXICAN TONIC SOFIA CONVENTION
Che Curt.

CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
~ JUNE MEETING.
Commencing Tuesday. June II ana every
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
TO June 80 Races promptly at O'clock
J. g. K. LAWRENCE see. LEONARD w. JEROME. PreA
MONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB RACES
" LONG ISLAND RA1LROAD,
VIA EAST 34TH-ST FERRY, OR
WHITEHALLST. (BAY RIDGE ROUFEl
SPECIAL PARIOR CAR TRAINS
VIA 3iTHST. ROUTE
The ONLY DIRECT ROUTES from Newforf 70 raco
All trains STOP Under cover entire dis
See time table Excursion column
On race DAYS the Jockey Cuh commencing
June ~. SPECIAL PARLOB CAR TRAIN VII ieaye
LONG ISLAND CITY at D. lb0ata connecting eSvo
EAST 34TH-ST. FERRY. NETWORK, 10 minutes earier,
direct track entrance returning Immediately ater
34thst ticket ONCE for round lA
THIS only. Passengers desiring TO- visit Man
Beach after the will be provided with sfopeyer
paor check PASSAGE when accompanied oy
railroad ticket special paror train leaving the Beach
at 1905 p ~
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% n)hom it man Concern
ELECTION MARSHALS OF 1880.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NETWORK.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW-fOhh.
served In this district at Congressional Elec
ton special Deputy Marsnas who have not been
will application the Office OF the u - Marshal.
Room SO, Office Building Broadway NewYork City.
receive their money.
claimants for this paw properly identified receive
ehecS due them any between the hours
Of 10 ID. and D. m
These checks will made payable the CLAIMANTS order
ami will be delivered to the claimant only Ne assignments
be recognized In case OF death.
paymsnts may be made administrators executors
JOEL b. ERIIABDr.
United states Marshal.
WANTED INFORMATION. = ANY ono
w knowing the whereabouts OF Mr.. william Russell
Bromley OF his children and relatives viii confer
great stead formerly Bromley from
Shrewsbury Eng. resides in Chicago, Ill, with
Immediate family. Direct NJ RS. JANE STEAD, II Dear
bOrIEaVe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
ClnarciGL.


ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
PANY-The Board of Directors have ordered adsinp ,
tion 10 be July 1883. to the shareholders OF JUS
company full paid stock Got sl0O per share Oh te
Cbicag0 Sri Louis and New-Oreans Railroad Company III
The oTtion of IL shares Of the 100 shares OF
Illinois entra Railroad stock registered At the close Oh
business June Is next -.. q, Ia
No fractions viii issued will the right tohe same Do
transferred. -. ,tora,or
In cash an the rate share Tor c., ST L. ana N u
X. r. stock. -. en-, ,,--..., pouroaa
The stock OF the Illinois Central Haroaa
Company will from and after June 10 until the
morning Of July g. L. " +. KAN D sIr
York. Feb. 81, 1883, IISesene,.
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be received
~ until IN of saturday June 80. 1883 NJ me once o
the Pennsyi Company for assurances on lives si
GRANTING fAnnutes, No. ASH Chestnutst, Phadelpnih
usee Dor the ae to them Of ALL OF 1913 OF the
Philadelphia Wilmington and baltimore Hailroau stooA
trust certificates. - -. -...,... 49,. % tho
The offerings lowest prices not exceeding par 10 ,ho
advised AT once payment be made when the cercos
are assigned on and after I'd July next , -, Mn.
delphia Wilmington baltimore Railroad stock trust eet
tncates" and addressed TO LlNDLEf SMhIh fIeSiue""
49l Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27

rINO CONTRACTORS.--Seal proposals VIII
perceived the cce Of The Fire pepatsas afo
Engine Company no 49, For fall Information sec CiT heo
ord Jar sais aaNo City Hall
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Professional.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL re RECElN ~ AZ rbirty T
drstst until D. M and sos West TwenythrasI' sv,nv
Ftghhaye NO 90 East Fourteenth st. corner ~ az,
sara GO Third ave. corner Forty seventh It, lOu Ihu
ave- near Sixtetn ST. and 2O3 East One hundr
afthst near hrdave.. Harlem 20 regular once raes'
DOBERT l.. RODGERS, LAWYER, Atlanta.
Al Georgia. -PaIioiler attention 10 IoHco""s' D'P'
tons and Examna tiOa VI Titles
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MANHATTAN BEACH,

MANHATTAN BEACH,
vi NEW ROUTE NOW OPEN, -
VIA Fast 3iTH.S ST, 7h-st and James slip Ferry, EAST
Leave East 34,hst Ferry .6l5. $50. 10 and half
hourly IL TO 80 Leave 7thst ana 'Jsuiss
slip Ferry 80 minutes earlier
Leave Manhattan Beach at fI3S, 1919, lllO a. H. anu
half hOurlyfrom 1910 a. IN. 10 lO;lt pm. .
Excursion tic kes tst 50 cents including ferry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
The only all-wster route direct to
CoNEY ISLAND
and the
GREAT IRON OCEAN PIERS

COMFY ISLAND
and the
GREAT IRON OCEAN PIKRs,
WEST BRIGHTON BEACH,
BRIGHTON BEACH,
MANHATTAN BEACH.
Coolest. Cleanest Safest and Quickest Route.
Steamboats, viii leave Pier No J. North River follows
stopping Island Point going ana re-
making close connections with trains OF The Pros
pect and Coney Island Railroad TO and from West
brighton Beach-g II a. M; |, 3 and7 D. m
For New Pier dire.t-lO m. II u; = 4. and ) o. m
Returning. Boats vii Leave CO1ey island A. i1oTs;
From Did Pier-lOl5 am: l2l0 2l6. 4l5, $40 $40 o. m
From Depot Of Prospect ParS and C0ney Island Railroad
West Brighton Beach-lO2O a. m; 1920 22O AGO go ana
$50 .. 800 ..
6l5, 7l5 and 9.i5 pm.
Brighton Reach asd Manhattan Beach are only ten min
hon West Brighton Beach, AMI are reached by
Elevated Railroad stages and Carriages running III c0nnec
ton tho oats ot this Company continuously day ana
evening Fara 3 cents.
E1cursion ckets so good ali the routes and
the of Brooklyn via tle Prospect PARK
and COney Island Railroad
SPECIAL NOTICE
The Elevated Railways have opened station az Bat
Place. tho sixth and Ninth Avenue ues directly
opposite the steam boat COmpanys PAVILION tier 40 L.
North and desiring % tko tle boats wiz
leave the that point Passengers from second and
VIII De transferred 6h and 9th lines at south
Ferry free.
FXcurslon tickets down stations ft1e
Railways 90 cents each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27

1THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN
Il SOUTHERN RAILROAD 90.
Treasurer's Office Grand Central Depot 500,
NEW YORK. June "a. 1883.
The Board Of Directors OF this company have TINS dy de
clared quarterly dividend o; TWO PER CESI upon lts
capital stock. payable ON "WEDNESDAY the FIRST dV
ofAUGUST next. az this Office .,, - - ,pr
DAY THE 2gTF INSTANT. and viii DO re0pened on INC
moruinx of Monday. the 9Th day Of August next
r. w VANDERBILT Acting Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE IE .5IEIA5. 6t OF BONDS

II TERRITORIAL TRRAsURRRs OFFICE ,oo I
YANKION. Dakota May 81 1883;
In accordance with act OF the legislative assembly 81
Completing tho present building OF the university OF
and Tor constructing tho main building theTe9t su or
purnoses approved February "a, 1888 VIII tecelYohs
mis- office until 1888 sealed proposals lo VIZ
purchase OF the part OF S3OO coupon
the Territory Dakota OF denominations OF SoOO eae
ing date NAV 1888 with interest az the rate oil
no. snDnm nayabe semiannuay the first day OF January
and Juy I'm each year Chemical National Bank new.
and payable at any lle
after ZEN Years from Bonds VIII be solh pear
ing Interest from July l. Envelopes containing
posas must be marked Proposals tor Bonds pasota
versyp The right y Ieserve1 ~
therlniormalon iui '' 'PP W. II. McVAY.
Territorial Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
6lluailons Uanteo--M ales
Dressmaking.

nRESSMAKER.-A thoroughly experlenced
dressmake who nrst class litter and draper wants
ts more by the day week city OF country
hest reerences Address NJ Tribune Uptown once izso
Broadway.
ERENCH DRESSMAKER wants few more
customers by the day nc homo; VIII give french
issaons svepngs c. c. 235 West S9h st, second bell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27
STATE ENCAMPMENT 7TH REGIMENT,

Passengers can take train leaving Grand Central Depot
VIA NEW.YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON hlNEh
RAILROAD at $50 arriving at koa Hook loot OF
stafe nmU nj 80 d. In time 10 witness the dress parade
OF the I'm Regiment which takes place daily dnrDg ihe Gu
campment az Returning. train leaves Roa HOOK az
t,.O7 n m arriving at New. York at 74O p M or leave
Peeksk between which point and the Camp transfer can be
746 ana 9OI D. arriving at Granu tchual
Depot at 9 and 1928 y. m. -.-, -. 49,. NJ.
Additional trains between Grand tentra Depot ana hoa
Hook as ollows Leave Grand Central Depot and IL a. m
Leave Roa Hook S.J5 o. III. and 22D p ~. , NJ,
Additional between Grand Central Depot ana feeks
Liii ~ Follows, Leave Grand Central Depot and $50 n
/ 4 s.35 $50 $780, and IL D. III. Leave Peekskhl oOf,
7.O5 y IL $40 1920 and II as a. M and 700 p m. -
q. b. MEEKER General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27

slip Ferry 80 minutes c2rucr.
Leave Manhattan Beach at t735 1915, lilo a ID. and
half hourly from 1910 a. IN 20 lO;lt pm
Excursion tickets via 3ithst. 50 cents including ferry
VIA BAY RIDGE
D. r. MARTIN leaves foot Of Whtehallst ter
minus the elevated railways hourly from $40 A. H.
Triins leave Manhattan Beach at $40. $40 a. IN. anl
hourly from lO:l5 q. NJ % 1913 y m ... -..--..
CLUE EXTRA BOATS WILL LEAVE WHITEHALL
ST. a l2.3j and l;3J y. m.
Trans marked tnus do not run Sunllys
EXCU RSION TICKETS FOR SALE AT ALL DOWN
TRACK STATIONS OF THE ELEVATED RAILWAYS.
PRICE. 90 CENTS INCLUDING ELEVATED RAIL
WAY FARES AND FERRY. good either way via East
Sih-st. Ferry or Bay Ridge. ,,,...
Blggage called for and delivered betweeu Msnhattl1
Beach point In New York lbeloS 6)that OF Brox
yn island Express the only express no 70 Man
haitian Reach. Ratr 90 cents per piece u..-... =.
MAGNIFICENT FIREWORKS EVERY TUESDAi
THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS. Commencing
June lG augmented by the GRAN ID NAVAL ana MILL
TARY SPECTACLE. THE
BOMBARDMENT OF ALEXANDRIA,
I'm which $50 Special DRILLED AND EQUIPPED
TROOPS will take part PAIN Of London, Inventor and
GiLMoRE's NORTHUMBERLAND BAND; UNLYER
SALLY RECOGNIZED AS THE BEST MILITARY
MUSICAL, ORGANIZATION IN EXISTENCE WILL
GfVF GRAND CONCEPTS EVERY AFTERNOON AND
".
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-26
Rock UnIfer Speaks Ont.

New NoEK, September 25.-Mr. Book
walter was in the city to-day and when in
terviewei with regard 10 the political out
look for Hoadly said: Il thiLk there is no
doubt OF his success He has, OF course,
been seriously handicapped by his ILL
health, being thus unable to lend his per-
sonal aid to the conduct of the campaign.
He has, however, able lieutcnants who are
prosecuting an aggressive tight on the enc
my's forces. ThcIe is no doubt IN my
mind that the next Governor Of Ohio will
be DemCcral, ald the name o. that Demo-
crat is Hoadly."
How about the Cincinnati controversy?
Do you think that the disSension existing
between Mclean and Pendleton will prove
a serious obstacle to Hoadly's success
"Oh, no. The Democratic party OF Ohio
is thoroughly united in every other re-
spect. In the country the enthusiasm is
enormous for Hoady. Because there IS
little fight between two small factions II
does not necessarily follow that the whole
party must be engaged in it. The Demo
Gratis know that they have a hard and bit
ter conflict before them, but they arc
bound to win. The genera feeling in the
party throughout Ohio is one of extreme
confidence. The Ohio election is regarded
as the keynote for 1854, and The party
reslizes this fact. Every possible and
legitimate means therefore will be used to
secure a Democratic magistrate in the
Buckeye State and eventually a Demo.
cratic President in the coming great con-
test
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-26
IhE RACES YESTERDAY.
lie COntcSs OF Local OnTsmcn L2:


TEe COntcSs OF Local OnTsmen L2:-
UE finished.
Huron, Pa, Septsmbe- '5.-l:G0 7. NJ
The weathir at present is threatening, but
no rain has fallen yet. Tne water was very
rough but the wind hes fallen and no
trouble IS anticipated. The programme
has been CHANGED end the locul race take1
precedence OF the veteran oarsmen. Twen.
ty of he professionals named for tomor-
rows rLce have signed paper refusing to
row on account o. the Judge having picked
ont Ave 0; tie men with tie fastest rec
ords snd placed t EN- n separate heats.
The Local Race.
HrLToN, Pa, September Pa start was
made in the local race a. 2:2o p. NJ, the
getting oil well torethCr. Gross soon fell
behind. Priddy took the lead when half
way oves tie doSh coLrse and P ssed the
turning buoy five lcrG;hs ahead OF Foley,
who was second, Snyder third, and Gross
fourth. PriGdy passed the three.quarter
flag on The homcstretch twelve lengths N
the lead, and won by ten lengths.
Time First Heat
2l:4O. In the scc9n0 t5a. Gang, Connolly,
Wilmot and Ere lroQ sorted, W'TJt
leading. At the frs. quarter
Gang Took the Lead
and KEEP, it, no,witts,aC6' a foul be.
tween him and Brennon. He came in a
length ahead, Brennon second. Time,
2&:l5.
The third heat YVES taken by Snyder, who
ed from the stsrt, MoniDser six lengths
behind, Joe Pri6dy third, Curry fourth.
Time, -. 10.
In the fourth heat R'ct ARDS got awlv in
good style and kept the lead TO the finish,
Luther one fa'f lergths behind, NJ Mlrtin
third Time % m'nn;o5.
Fifth and laat preparatory Eelt o. the
local race Started at 80 p. ", Power 'eal
ing. Roarison and OHanlon fouicd al the
start and fou'cd again in turning tie buoy.
Powers first, ROarison second, O'Hanlon
third. Time, 23:32.
when the Heat was Finished
darkness was coming so fest that it was de-
cided to postpone the final heat between
the winners of the above heats until to-
morrow. the veteran race was also po7.-
poned. The protest Of the professional
oarsmen is as follows:
We, the undersigned oarsmen, refuse to
start unless hea'7 and positions are drawn
and not placed. CSigned) Lee, Elliott,
Layberger, Gaisel, Weisgerber, Casey, Ten
Eyck, Riley, Plaisted, Clator, Briceland and
Babbott
The protest was caused by the judges as
signing them positions, instead OF allowing
them to draw as has ben he custom.
H.O. Price says no chenscs will be made,
IS they
yntend the Races to be Square
spd not Ia"naged by combination OF oars
men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-26
SHE WAS GAME.
4 School Teacher Projects Her
SeIf
From Human Brute, Wto, Finding that
He Could Not Accomplish His Fell
D'siGns Attempts
Murder.

LCcEroTI, y. y, September ga das'
tardly outrage occurred in brord daylight
on the outskirts of this city rek ago,
but fearing that it m; CHI injure The chances
of capturing the villain, o. hurt the repu-
tation of an sstimable young lady in this
city, the facts have not yet been given to
the local p-ess. The story Of the
Despicabsc and Lawlcss AS:e,npt
is related below. Your correspondent oh.
tanned it from reliable authority. At
o'clock Sunday evening Of last week Miss
Sarah Bradley, an aCGOmplishCd Il and highly
esteemed young lady Of Lockport, who is
teaching the district schoo' IN wnat is
called the Crocker district had been spend
ing the Sabbath al hcr bone here, and
was returning on foot to her boarding
house, the residence OF Robert CTockelr
situated near the school house. She was
carrying sltchel, and while in lonely
part OF the toll road, on the SIDE o. Rat
tlesn6ke Hill, q min SUddeDiy spralg
from the bushes on the hillside, and,
drawing a revolver seized her, placing the
pistol at her e.Ir, aad forced her 10 accom-
paay EiEI up the hillside 'w"' IN the
road n short distance v'..- ht rev her
to the ground and atltMi '"i 10 accom-.
plish his tendish p'EpJGe. Nerved with
desperation born of despair and the tCsr-
fuluesS OF her situation, Miss Bradley
fought the human brute witt wonderful
energy, notwithstanding that Re shot of
his revolver so near her that it burned her
face and threatened instant death if she
resisted hun. At this critical iunCture
Young men OF Lock port drove past, and
with renewed sCeClus for help Miss Erad-
ley succeeded in freeing herself from the
william, and rushed down the hill,
Her NHFderOus TorRentOr
firing his revolver al her teeiHg form. She
csllcd wildly 10 the occupants of the buggy
to sop, but being both frightened they
drove Oh, and left her to her fate. She ran
on after thcm aud soon, fortunately, came
up = another wagon and was tsEcn in.
Her hllIled pursuer seeing this, returned
aud ritled ber satchel. Miss Brady was IN
a terribly exhausted and nervous Condi.
uon. aud when taken to the nearest farm
hore was unable to relate the circum-
arCCS Tor long time. For two days, in
GtielCuce TO her wishes, the affair was KEEP:
,,c-ct rom the autbo,itier, until it is row
feared thai the PerpetratOr bas escaped,
but tbe sheriff and a posse OF iniuIiate
cti.rUs ha' rome Oh an extended search
to-day with hopes to effect the mans clp-
ture
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-26
No. ,Iuch Feeling shown
Tho Second Amendment.

CLEVELAND, September "a. The prohbi-
tionisls haye been spending large sums in
Northern Ohio, and the WOmem's Tenn
persnce Union has been laboring inces.
sanity for the second aH,adment. General
Ed. 5. Meyer, one OF the leaders in tho
movement, saiG to-day: "The second
amendment will receive large majority of
votes from both parties, outside OF Cincin-
natl ami Cleveland. On the day after the
election, if the second amendment carries,
all property used for tie MAJ ufacture OF
beer or fermented liQCC-s will cease to be
OF any legal value. a court Of Justice will
not legalize the collection OF bill from the
Who'll, sale dealer against The saloon ks'P,r,
and the latter can not collect moI'y duo
for drink. The man who rents his build
ing to be used as a GROCERY can not collect
rent therefor. The consequences will he
rha, capital will not risk money in busi-
ness rha. can Civ" no legal security. and
What will be the result, II Will make the
liGuOr traffic outlawry."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-26
CONDENSED SPARKLES.
Interesting Pointers for Very Busy
People.

People.
Gtvember, Pennsylvania's famous sleep
ing Hungarian, was married yesterday.
A runaway Cincinnati couple 20 avoid
their pursuers were married in a saloon.
A partially insane Texan has sued Jay
Gould for several million Dollars for fam
Cied damages.
George Wallace, a Savannah murderer,
sentenced to be banged, has become a raw
ing maniac. and his execution Oh Friday
will probably be horribly tragic occnr-
renee.
James Hamilton, middleaged but ardent
procured a license at haywood, Mo, to
marry Miss Grear. All was made ready for
the wedding, but in the meantime the
Young woman decided TO wave her claim
upon James to her mother. Another
license was procured and James % now the
step father of bis intended bride.
Five years ago Cornelius Tobin, OF Bon
ton, threw a lighted lamp at woman
causing her deatw. He was sentenced to
imprisOnment for life, but before the sen.
t,nce was pas. ed he became ravirg ma
MAC and was sent TO an asylum. A year
ago he regained his reason and was given
his freedom, but remembrance of his crime
became so narrowing that yesterday he
ended his life by taking poison,
The old mill in Menard County, H., re-
fcrr,d to in all biographies OF Abraham
Lincoln. was burned last nigh, with all its
ConicHts. 1t was originally built in 1922
by Wm. G. Green, better known as Sticky
Green, who afrerward took Lincoln into
rartnerseip with him under the firm name
df Green & Lincoln. 1t was at this mill
wbprp the old store WIS kept Mt which Lin
coin met the early settlers OF the state
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-26
HEROIC sELF SACRIFICE.
How Engineer Eun Saved His Pass.
enEers and Lost HIS Life.

AKRON. o., September John Bull, the
heroic engineer Of the fastest Thunder
bolt expregs on the New York, Pennsyl-
vania ard Ohio rarlrC.d. who was so fear
iuiIy Injured in a col'eeioH at Tallmadge
on Saturday, d;td Iast night. He was 40
years old, and ws7 the o'dest engineer on
The rcd. il has been learned
that Oh Sa;urd v Bdl1, by his won
dertul presence of mind and bravery,
saved the lives OF two hondrCd passengers.
He was within one hundred ard fifty feet
of TIE freight train when he noticed the
open switch, which would plunge his tram
upon the freight at the rate of fifty miles
sn hour. In face Of death ne set the air
brakes, then he gave his engine full head
ut steam, causing her TO snap the coupling
between tae engine aud the train, and
thus saved the passengers. He remained
n the C.b until the engine leaped into
the air and was dashed into the ditch
when he attempted TO spring
10 the ground, but his foot caught be.wcen
the frames OF the engine and the tender,
striking bis head on the ground aud CauG'
ing the fatal injuries. Railroad men say
that the sct of detaching his engine as he
did. not even derailing the baggage CT with
his engine at the high rate of speed, and
all in $50 feet, is without parallel in rail
roadiug. 4 purse OF 500 was raised by
the grateful passengers The body has
been shipped to GallOa for burial.