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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-08
Put In an Appearance. A
MARTINS HERRY.
A Town without = Police YoFce-Gca.
craI Local Mensloo.

quite number OF our young folks will
go out to Mt. Pleasant this evening In bug
gies and carriages 10 attend the Commence
ment exercises Of the school there. The
class that recently graduated at the high
school here will attend In . body, besides
several others,
Dr. II. II. Riggs, who has been practicing
medicine in Washington, Pa. 10 in the
city, The doctor Is looking for . location.
and has about concluded TO swing bis
shiDgle 10 the breeze here. This will make
twenty one doctors in this city. The health
OF our citizens ought 10 be we'll attended 70.
David 0key, EyI., OF Woodsdsld, monroe
county. vas In the city yesterday after.
noon on business
Mr. Westwo,d, OF Moundsyills, 10 In the
city visiting his son.
Mr. George Robinson, accompanied by
4. RslstoD, Jr., will visit tss County In
Urinary 10 day.
Dr <, X. org has I.turned from Smith.
feId and speaks we'll of his visit. He rep
rescn,s the woods a, bsIug in full i..t :di
h'""n!, ali. very peasant place TO 60.
The Standard mill Vas of yesterday on
account Of broken s.....
The city marshall 10 all the polio. officer
on duty IN the city now. AZ the Council
UeeiibB DU iutSbhy eEtnIUk Lue mntteI
was up for disposition and the In.
crease asked by the officers considered.
After fully discussing the matter Council
decided that one officer besides the marshal
was sufficient u preserve order In the city
and asked the Mayor 70 appoint the ofiicel.
Mayor Mitchell Appointed Oficer Lynn
snd Officers Seeland and Thompson were
accordingly discharged. The wages we're
10 remain ss they have been, viz T. per
weet. Officer Lynn Immediately handed
in hs resignation and positively refuses 10
serve at the old wages and has not been on
duty since. !, 10 said thst good men can
be obtained at the old wages and 10 II prob
able that Elijah Morgan will 10 appointed
10 the position made vacant by the resig.
nation OF Lynn, Part OF the council we're
In favor Of pay Ing Lynn ~ per week u hs
would remain on the force. Lynn hss
made good officer ard bears the marks OF
several OF his encounters with disturbers
Of the peace OF the city, and order loving
citizens are sDrry 10 zee him retire IRON
the force
There will be quarterly meeting OF the
Second N. y, Church. at City Hall. Sun.
Day, the lith inst, At II A. n. and 3 and
7pk. Rsys. Jonss and Hollingef, of
Wheeling, will preach.
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BRIDGEPORT.
The General Rua Of Local md Person.
nj News.

The General Rua Of Local md Person.
aI News.
Next Sunday is Floral Sunday, and will
be appropriately celebrated by the ". Il.
Churches here.
OIey Pyle, OF Yorkville, who has been
visiting the Misses Chapman here Tor few
DAYS, returned home yesterday.
Misses Annie Bsggs. Lille T1rner, Alice
Wilson and Annie Wilson went down 70
the commencement exercises at the Bsllaife
high school.
i.E. Wells was ou. at NJ Pleasant yes.
terdsy attending the funeral Of his
Harry Hoftmer. one Of the handsome 81.
CIsirsyille boys, was down yesterday.
Rev. Frazier, Of the vicinity Of 81 Claim
vile, passed through the city yesterday on
bis way 10 Pittsourgh.
Nicf Kuhn, Joe McConaugheT, J. T. B.
McDonaid Of this city, and Frank Hearns,
of Wheeling. left yesterday on few days
fishing excursion at the State dam near
Urichsyills.
Mr.. Jesse Jrdkins formerly night opera.
for at the c., L. 6w. telegraph otiice, has
accepted q similar position st Beach City
and left Yesterday TO assu me his duties.
Mis- Townsend. who has been visiting
the family Of z. p. Rhodes, left yesterday
for ter horne.
The Jubilee singers stopped at the sher.
man House.
Frank James, Of New Philadelphis, vas
in the city yesterday.
Rev. Or. Alexander. OF st. ClsirsTille.
passed through the city Yesterday.
Bradley Smith Is the happisst man In
the city. He has new bosrder Ut his
bouse. It's girl and has come 20 stay.
c. N. Fisher, of the G: L. x W. T. X,
5ss gone to sasiuaw. Michigan for feS
dsys recreation.
Joseph Sample has moved bis family to
Wheeling Island.
CT. H,SpELL, the grocer. has Q new de
EyeTJ wagon that Is daisy.
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AN OHIO HERMIT,
whose Life and Explolts Make Up
q Romantic History.
TRUE TO THE WOMAN NE LOVED.
A Lost Husband and Father Returns
to His Family At Reading. Pa,
After Twenty-Five Years
Absence.

East PLAISFIELp, O., June There now
resides in an old log hut few miIss from
here, in Guernsey county, an old hermit
whose life and exploits make up quite
romantic history. His name IL Charles
Allen ton, and he 10 known throughout the
whole neighborhood q "0ld Attention"
The following is brief history Of the life
of this singular hermit who for 90 many
years has occupied the old hut In which
he was born: Charles Allenton's father
came to this vicinity about eighty years
ago, when this region Wa bowling wilder.
ness. He built himself log cabin, and In
this cabin or hut, his eldest son, Charles,
the subject of this sketch, was born about
the year 1918.
Charles Vas Q Bright La
and grew up to manhood, and when about
a yeaas old he became engaged 70 Q young
lady in the neighborhood and the day was
appointed for the wedding. Sad 10 relate.
the eve before the wedding his intended
took sick, and on the morning OF the next
day she was q corpse. Her lover could not
stand the severe shock, and he Was strick-
en- down with terrible lever, with which
disease ne fingered tor many Neeks, OUT
finally recovered. He was not, however.
the same Charles Attention, and his mind
seemed affected by the severe trials he had
endured. He could not bear 10 stay at
home, and one day he left suddenly, and
for many years no trace OF him could be
found, but in about the year 1889, when
tine
Geld Excitement Raa High
he was heard from in California. In the
meantime his brothers and sisters moved
away and although the land, owned by
his father, changed hands. the hut WAS left
standing. In ls72 Allen returned here,
and hiss ever since lived alone in the hut
where he was born. and where he will prob.
ably die. lie acts very strangely, and
t.lks il Is said, as IL he had access 10
spirits Of the departed. His beard covers
his whole face. and his uncut, long locks Of
hushy hair hangs down over his back. On
some subjects he seems 10 converse quite
intelligently. but he keeps his hut Ia
filthy condition. There Is q mystery about
how he lives, and there are rumors he has
vast quantities OF gold and silver brried
near his hut.
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Chinese Tea,
THE INDIAN TROUBLES.
Adyices Received by Adjutant General
Dram Yesterday.

WAsHIYGroS, June 7.-Adjutant Gen
ersi Drum this morning received the fol-
lowing telegram:
WHIPrLE BARRACKS, ARIZONA, June 6.
General r. c. Dram, Adjutdat General Wash.
ingt0R:
Lieutenant Davis, OF the Third Cavalry,
after an examination of the Indians re-
Gently surrendered at Don Carlos, reports
that the Cbiricahuas surrendered belonged
to Loco's family and number two boys and
eighteen women and children. Sixty DAYS
sgothe Mexican troops surprised the hostiles
IN the Southern Sierra Hadres. This party
Of Indians was cut of from the main body,
and three days after the fight started for
the reservation. OHe party went back to
bring in Loco, but Loco was too old TO
travel, ard | told them to come without
him. Al the Indians we're to:ether when
surprised BY the Mexican troops. McComas
was With them and was well treated. He
wsSkept TO aid them il case of q surrender.
The Indians knew nothing Of Gen. Crook
when they left, but knew the county Ess
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ST. ClAlRSVllLE NEWS.
Meeting Of the Democratic County Cen.
Iral lCemmittCe-Dclegat 10 the Con.
~yentiOn chosen.

Meeting of the Democratic County Cen.
rrnI ICsmmittCe-Dclega 10 the Con.
~VentiOn Chosen.
The Democratic County Central Commit.
mi:tee met in r. NJ. Eaton's office on yes
terday afternoon. 4 call of the townships
showed that all were represented either
by the regular committeeman
or by proxy. r. N. Eaton, OF
Richland, and W. S. Barton, OF Colerain,
were nominated for chairman vice G. \.
Gaumer. A call OF the townships resulted
in the election of Mr.. Eaton. As there
seemed TO be so many who desired to repre-
sent the county in the State Convention,
OIL motion the chairman appointed COM
mittee of five to select the ten delegates
and slternates. The following names were
reported. by the committee, which was
adopted.
Delegates.
A. J. France, Colerain; II. Glass, Flush
ing; J. T. Patterson, Goshen; +. S. Clinton
Wm. Gallagher, Pultney; Wm. King, Rich
land: L. !. Alexander, PeaSe; II. w. Big
ley, Union: Ham. Eaton, Warren; Geo. j.
Korner, York.
K. W. James, KirkwoCd; +. \. Craig,
Pease: A. c. Darrah, Richland; John Hin.
Cely, Warren; T. J. Henderson, Wheeling
w. J. Kelley, Pultney; Joshua Glover,
Smith; J. w. l.aughlin, Warren; VIM. L..
Armstrong, Washington; o. L. Severus,
Somerset.
A resolution introduced hy A. c. Oar.
rah in regard TO the order in which the
county officials should he nominated by
the convent ton, was tabled.
The time for holdir the county conven-
ton was fixed for Thursday, August l6, by
close vote and this place decided upon.
Bellaire, MorristOwn, Belmont, st. Clairs.
vile, GAINESVILLE, Bridgeport and Martin $
Ferry, each also wsnted the convention.
Mr.. James Kinney, jr., is the latest can
didate announced for the Democratic nomi-
nation for the COUNTY Clerkship. Jim goes
in with the determination to use all honor
able means to secure the nomination.
The trial of Isaac Berry for stabbing
John Anderson, literary entertainment,
at Hutchinson's school house, few
months ago, was tried in Common Pleas
on Wednesday. The case was submitted
TO the Jury who, after an absence Of twenty
minutes, brought in verdict OF guilty OF
assault. He has not been sentenced yet by
the Judge.
The Tennessee Jubilee Singers, who sang
here on Wednesday evening for the benefit
of the band, drew a very large house, and
all seemed satisfied with the performance.
The band realized about Sl5 above ex-
nensCS
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CUMBERLAND MATTERS.
The Oakland Murderer Safely Gagged :
A Big Banquet, Etc.

A Big Banquet, Etc.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
CUMBERLAND, ND, June 7.-Sheriff Jami-
son and deputy, Of the Garrett county, on
Wednesday afternoon took John Smith, alias
White, from Winchester to Oakland and
landed him safely IN Jail, where he was
placed in a cage which is fasteId by COM
bination lock, which will be turned in case
any attempt is made at lynching. Deputy
Sheriff Jamison arrived here this after
noon TO take Mrs. Harding the wife OF the
murdered man. and her daughter Alice,
aged thirteen, who is an important wit
ness, having witnessed the terrible tragedy,
to Oakland, where bail has been procured
for them. They were placed in Jail as
witnesses along with the colored man,
Matthew Russell, who will remain here.
The case will be tried at the September
term before Chief Justice Alvey and Asso-
ciate 4. X. Seyester.
No Successor
to the late Judge Pearre has been appointed
yet, but will be voted iCr at the November
election.
The log building occupied by Washing.
ton while here was demolished to-day.
The banquet TO the members OF the Al
Iegheny County bar, at the ST. Nicholas
Hotel, by NJ. W. Lambert, was a grand
affair. Full particulars VII appear in the
SUNDAY REGISTER, as we'll as an imw
berland letter See the paper without
fail
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FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 8. 1883.

full of troops, and IL attacked they will
fight until whipped, and then scatter
through the Sierra Madres. Most OF them
vii attempt to work back to the reservation.
Some Expect No Mercy,
and will keep up the fight and remain in
the mountains as long as possible. They
have no other place to go. The noun
tains in many places are inaccessible. Gen.
Crook will probably not meet any Of them
before reaching the extreme southern part
of the Sierra Madres. don't know the
exact number of fighting men, but 1t is be-
tween 100 and $50; more than 800, women
and children. The number OF men in.
cludes boys large enough TO bear arms.
The Innians think Gen. Crook will have
trouble to find hostiles. The latter will
run, if they can. The Chiricahuas and
Warm Springs, with few renegades, are
the only Indians on the war-path in
Mexico. Duchy Chiriachua, who sur
rendered at Fit. Thomas, puts the number
of fighting men, including boys able to
bear arms, al lO7, including those just sur.
rendered. The Indians are commanded by
Geronimo.
TSignedl J. P. MARTIN,
Assistant Adiutant General.
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NOTED DESPERADOES.
How the Barber Brothers Were
Finally COrnered.
They Succeed, However, in Wounding Every
Man Who Had Hand in
Their Capture,

WAvERLY, Iowa, June THE capture Of
the noted Barber boys occurred at farm
house iour miles south OF TripOi, and
southest OF this place. During the day
they had been concealed in the barn Of a
German farmer named August regtmere,
and about ) o'clock in the evening they
went TO the house and asked for some sup
per. Henry Tegtmere, son OF the farmer,
recognized them and succeeded in convey
irc this fact TO his father, whom he in
strUCted 10
Give the Alarm
to the neighbors. Henry remained at home
to assist his mother in preparing the meal
for the desperadoes. Several men. all OF
whom were Germans, accompanied the
elder TeCtmere 10 his home. They had no
weapons save one shotgun, which It is
claimed was not loaded. The intention
was TO surround the house, and when the
boys came out to spring upon them and
secure them before their suspicious could
he aroused. This plan was bsttied through
the excitement OF one OF the men, who
rushed into the house 10
Secure the Bandits,
upon which the latter both drew their re-
volyerS and began firing promiscuously.
1eBllleTc
knocked his hands away and csught him
by the throat. The melee then became
general and Bill was soon on the floor, but
managed 10 continue firing over his shoul-
der. Ike managed 10 escape his pursuers
for 8 moment, and leaning through an
open window began firing at the men inside.
By this time several OF the attacking party
were wounded. and finally one named
Henry Page went outside the door and sue
ceeded in
Pinioning Ike by the Arms.
Henry Ksrsting received ball through
the body, and eIclsimed, Boys, | am go
ing TO die" He still continued to fight
and aided in tying both OF the boys by the
arms with rope which Mrs. Tegtmere
had gone into the barn and procured. Six
teen shots were fred by the outlaws, Ike
emptying two weapons he had on his per
son. OF the'five brave men who made the
attack all were wounded.
After the Prisoners
had been started on their way to Independ.
ence the West Union mob, fifteen or twen-
~ in number, including brother and
brother-in.ls law OF Sheppard. the Deputy
Sheriff, who was murdered in Fayette
county, arrived. They proceeded to the
jsil and were met by Sheriff Adair who
told them that the BARRIERS were not in
Jail, but were not satisfied until they had
searched the jail and the whole house.
Finally they left. They came with the in.
ten;ion OF hanging the BARRIERS.
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Concerning ~Sub. >,

:. 7, Nv wv; NJ. .. June The Information
rs.1' - +. ..S E,arhical Jnjon to-day sdnnteJ a
;,sss lf,.gurng sub lists 10 he sboI,
rss. 80 2, a.. , mon Offices by ptsmbsr Ist
-. 1"e effect OF this is thar sDv In;n 10 ~
,p ,-.', may oe employed by ,s,,,Iat u'Hr
.,~. IN any Office as a su5s,it,,S 5.;,I, Ia
as-..,..-- .'Nrst first 10 be enroIIs'j -
v...,,.'..tte oy the foreman IT, go a.
H.s- ',' ,... !. I''ce Immediately in The T;mss-
gs,---ee, where its p-nrn,,I 80, .,.te
= -'reied with cheers. P'0'i I" ga uoA
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phil Tbompsop Luck.
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION.
The Work Accomplished Yesterday
Local boards of Examiners,

WASHINGTON, June THE Civil Service
Commission announced the following ad-
ditional local board of examiners at the
postofiice at Chicago: NJ. J. MCGrath, +.
7. Upham, W. d: Rowlns. Custom House,
Chicago: Frank &. Green, Augustus S.
Campbell and Charles u. Stone.
Postoflice at Milwaukee: Hamilton
Sheddy, John l.. Kane ane Jerome B. John.
son.
Postotice at Detroit: Frederick Wool.
fender, Stephen A Griggs and Charles F.
swan. Custom House, Detroit: H. C..
Chr;stiancy, Vim. y. Ga.ret and T. A,
Blades.
Custom Hoese, Polt Huron: Frank
Whipple, Edgar G. Spaulding and Geo. G.,
Van Alstyne.
The civil service commission gives notice
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Competitive Examinations

Tor admittance TO public service between
June - and the Sd OF July at the following
places: Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland,
Detroit indianapolis, Kansas City, Louis.
Vile Milwaukee, New Orleans, Pittsburgh,
Port Huron, st. Louis and San Francisco.
Any person wishing to be examined at
either OF said places for service in any de-
partment in Washington, should send a
written request to the civil service commits.
sion at that place Tor proper application OF
which blanks will be supplied.
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americnn prntes1ant Associatfon.

CoLrMBrs, O., June The Grand Lodge
Of the American Protestant Association,
composed principally OF German Ameri-
cans. in annual session, elecled J. c. Butte,
Jr., OF Steubenvile, Grand Mas,er, S.
Kramer, OF Hamilton, Deputy Grand Mas
ter; Jno II. Bunte, Cincinnati, Grand Sec.
retsry. The next meeting of the Grand
Lodge will be at Cincinnati, the frst We'd
nesdaY IN June, lsSi.
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"a, - ,EN, June The A-,a-;,
e,.,ryo r.. association met today IT, 'I,u TH
E-.,.,yy ,o4Ncll decided to hold ~ ue 4 TX.
Js.o--- invention at L0uisviIIa next
ita Wv. "a and 10TH. For ssge,.I ~, On
tr, ,Is .,tnnon has been held 81 Sa-.,a-o :, e1rs
Crs,-.s, = pld growth OF bs7tin, 'a- sS asoga'
rsrs..l-.IlL interests West and S11,S Snu IN IN
;..s r-..! t@e holding Of The CoDvan.ale con- msae
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aaiil CeiasRnlanI.

Moscow, June 1.-The oonsserstiou Of The
Church OF the Savior. one Of the most bril-.
liant features connected with the cofoss-
ton. took place to-day. The Car and Czas'
ins and Imperial family Of fofeign aabas.
satory. and An imLaense crowd OF people
were present The church vss surfoasdsd
1914 were displayed Their Msjsstiss and
clergy went In procession around the church
and tie asly0e Of artillery.
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Propreessiye Dunkards.

DAYTON, O., June THE Progressive
Duniard Convention adjourned this even
ing after transacting considerable busi-
ness. consisting chiefly of reports from
committees in the government OF COLLEGES
and publishing house. Il was resolved 10
erect college at Ashland, o, and COM
mites wste appointed to raise funds. Inc
attendance to-day was about 2,OC'.
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The Crushed Elevator.

MILTAUkEE, Wis, June Work on the
y. W. Marine Elevator, which fell to pieces
Yesterday under the pressure of one hun
orsd and fifteen thousand bushels of wheat,
vas continued this morning. but the bodies
Of seven trsmps, supposed to be buried
onoer tGe ruins, have not yet been found.
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Forty Years Experience OF an Old
NuHNe.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one of the best female ply
sicians and nurses iu the United
States, and has been used for forty years
with never-fsiling success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the
child from pain, cures dysentsry and diar-
rhos.. gripping in the bowels and wind colic.
By giving health to the child relieves the
mother. Price 25 cents bottle.
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Dining at DelmOnicO's.

NEv York, June THE Commissioners
rerresenting the Southern Exposition at
Louisville were entertained at a banquet
at Delmonico's to night by Messrs. c. c.
Baldwin, c. T. Huntington, Nm. Butler
and C. Duncan. The hall was tasteiully
decorated. There were three long tables
at which sat thirty-three guests.
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Hardly satisfied.

ST.. CLArRsvILLE, June There is some
dissatisfaction here relative to the tail end
OF the ticket, because Eastern Ohio IS not
more fully represented. Although Sher-
man was very popular, under the circun
stances the party accept Foraker with good
grace.
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Lospos. June Lord Randolph Church
called the attention Of the mission Of Er.
Jipgton.to Rome, and argued that there
could b. no douSt that the govsrpment
bad recommended him 70 the vsstcsn, snd
the recent p.pl manifesto In res.fd 70
,ueb sfisin being the result. Glsdstons
replied that Euington had gone 70 Rome
st bis own suggestion.
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BuekIen's Arniea SaIye.

The greatest medical wonder oftbevorid.
Warranted to.speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
Cancers, Piles, Chilblains, Corns, letter,
Cbapped Hands, and all skin eruptions,
guaranteed to cure IN every Instance, or
money refunded. 25 cents per box. For
sale Ey Logan & Co., Druggists, Bridge
Sor-sc.
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A Fatal Family Row,

ST.. LoUIs, June "A family row be-
tween George Mr-shall and his step-father,
Thomas Edwards, at the residence of the
latter. in the year of No 2G5l Lucas avenue,
last night, resulted IN Edwards being shot
and killed by Marshall. The latter was ar.
rested. Al the parties are colored,
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HOW THEY TAKE 1T.
Opinions from Several Ohio Towns on
the Nomination.
Special Dispa!ches % the Reglstel

SpecldI Uispd!cHes 70 UIe Isey'0E0T'
CoLUNBus, June The Republicans OF
this city are generally pleased with the
nominations, only that Sherman was un-
doubtedly the choice, and great many
people are still of the opinion that ne
should have allowed his name to go before
the convention in connection with the
head OF the ticket.
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Ahnuf Horses.

New YORK, June "A certificate of in.
CORPORATION of the National Horse Show
Association of America, has been filed.
The object OF the organization is to i'm.
prove the breed OF horses, take care OF aud
Train them, to bring about improvements
in carrisges and harness. and the estaolish'
ment OF park Tor training and exercising
hOrsCA
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Don't Like the stand on the Liquor
Question.

SrErBESvGLLE, June Although the
Republicans of Steubenville are seemingly
satisfied with the nominations made at
yesterdays convention, still there are
some who are not at all pleased with the
stand made on the liquor question.
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Physicians are often startled ~ ssmarfs.
New Discovery for Copsomptiou and "
Thrort and Ling diseases u daily curing
pstiens thst they have given up 70 dls. q
stsrtipg them 10 realize thsir Ssnss Of duty.
and e1smine into the merits of this voo.
derful discovery; resulting In hundfeds q
our ben physisiars using ft In thsir prsc-
tioe. Trial bottles Zoe st Loghs q Co.'S
Bridge Corner Drug stors. Regular ssss
A ~
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The Bank OF EngIand's Weekly State.

LOyDoN, June The weekly statement
OF the Bank Of England shows an increase
in bullion OF $329O00; proportion OF re-
serve TO liabilities, 35H per cent