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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-26
THE CoLoRED CONVENTION.
Fred. DOust">' specoh-A Large Cro"d
I'm Attendance.

Icrrsyuhg. Ky, September 25.-WbeH
Fred. Uougu, at 10 o'clcck came mo Lie
Gerkranz Hall. 30 deliver his spsech &t ten
his morning, he found very large crowd
in attendance, mshy white persons having
come to hear his pea for his people. On
'ne stoge beside Tie RadrG C9lor"t men
sat * Ai'orDry GeIerd' Jqmes Speed. of
L'rColn's CADir t; Genera. Ja'ne7 EIkin,
Z. : Army, retired, ani Il u-''4hsr Of otler
whites OF prominence. DoSE'aS spoke
two hours, his speech tei-g lo2i-
cal, often humorous. ana always
interesting. He sketched the his,Hry OF
his race since the emancipation, ana wal
frpluently s4rcls'icllly severe on the 10Y
ernmeut and incidentally 90 the R"pub!i-
Csn party. He was listened to with intJr-
ts' and received frequent and generous
applause Since the conclusion 81 hlS
spetth the convention has in VAN lahOTed
to complete its crCaUizir' n. To- many
orators are on the floor, ard NJ. Green, the
Temporary chairman, who is nreS'ilHs
viii g Mr DOugla>s rests from his recaAt
sx.:...C:-, ~ u.4I.c ~ .U-..S. ..4C4-..
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THE CATHOLIC COUNCIL.
Deliberations sfLhe Cardinal, PreIates
and Committees

ana committees
New GGEK, September 2J.-At 10 o'clo k
this morning the secold days lsbors of the
Fourth Catholic Provincial Council of New
York were commenced in the Cathedral.
The session was strictly private, no one
save the memt"rs of the Courcil being
permitted to be present. These were Car
dlnal MCCloskey, Archbishop CorrCan
and Bishop LIugb'in, OF Bro)kIyl; Ryan,
Of Buffalo McQraij, OF Rochester; Nc
NIerhy, Of Albany; Wadham9 of Osdens-
burg; Wigger, o: Newark, aud O'Farrell,
of Trenton. Neither the subjects discussed
nor the decisions arrived at will be made
public or communicated to any one at
present At four o'clock the committees
OF theolOgiSrs assembled for deliberation,
and their meeting also was stricSly secret.
The theOiOsiCl' representata % c& the Car
dlnal are the Rev. Msssrs. .,,.. -, CIowry,
OF St. Gabriels, Peter Puis--.. OF ST.
JOseph's, Troy; Isidore Dlubresse, S. j..
Augustine +. Hewitt OF the Congregation OF
ST. Paul; Patrick McSwGeney, of st. Bridget'S,
and Joseph T. Mooney, OF ST. Patrick's
Church. Those appointed by the Arch.
bishop are TIE Rev. Mes"rs. Arthur Don.
uclly' U o.. MlCudSl 5, New l OEh, dnu Au-
gustine FiyeZ, of St. Joceph's, Troy.
Bishop L)ughlin is represented by the
Very Rev. Vim. Keegan aud Rev. Michael
May, Vicar General of the diocese of Brook
lyn. The Very Rev. James T. McManus,
Vicar Genefalr the Rev. H. T. Regge Chan
CellOr, and the Rev. James +. O'Hara are
those chosen by Bishop McQuaid. Bishop
Ryau's theolOgians are the Very Rev.
William Gleeson, Vicar General the
Rev. Joseph Large, and the Rev. P.
HOelsCher; while the Very Rev. Patrick
Ludlow, Vicar General, and the Rev. Clar.
ence \. Walworth represent Bishop Nc
Nierny. Bishop Wadhams assistants are
the Very Rev. r. L. Walsh, Vicar General,
and the Rev. T. NJ. de Paine. Tho-e of
Bishop Wigger are the Rev. Sebastian
Messmer and Rev. Denis McCartie, Chan
cellor OF the diocese of Newark; and
Bishop OFarrell is represented by the
Very Rev. Anthony Smith Vicar General,
and tho kpv Tba1dauS HDpan
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MAHONE'S GREAT BAT TLE.
The Campign in Virginia. as Defined
by an Opponent.

by an Opponent.
WASHINGTON, September 2j.-A promi.
nent Mahoue Virg.nian was asked to
day what was the real aspect OF political
affairs in thai State. He said the fact was
he did not know. The ReaAiuster leaders
we're as confident as ever but on the cthec
hand his party, he Fnnders, were more
encouraged and coniidentof success than at
any time since the accession OF the Malone
party to power. He clared that this was
the most important political C)atect in
Virginia since the war, for this reason:
If Mah0ne carried the State nov he
would not only have a readjustec lessla-
ture, but would secure recognition at the
next National Republican Convention. He
would come with sclid delegation and
would be admitted as a matter OF course,
with the aCQuie esenCe OF the administration
party. He would not only in that event
have the State of Virginia al his command,
tut Cf North Carolina and other SoLtheru
States where the Independent leaders were
waiting to see the outcome of his move
ment. He might command enough o. the
Southern delegates 10 have a casting vote
n the convention, and this might pracu-
Cally name the next Presidential candidate
iUr The Republican party. This vas Ma
homes great battle. 1t would be his tinai
lrium ph or his Waterloo.
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Bnrgar and BaIIeniine on the situs-

lHRICHsyTLLE, Ono, September 2f.-Com-
ing home last night over the Pan Handle
railroad met G. ii. Bargar, chairman Of
the Democratic State Executive Committee,
He had Just received letter from Hon.
George Hoadly, in which the latter gentle
man says that he has had slight attack Of
remittent fever, but that he is now up and
aroQnd, being able TO walk and drive out
fer a short time. Bargar says that For
aker's assertion that he will carry the
State by fifty thousand shows his monu.
mental cheek; that Hoadly will be elected
and both branches Of the legislature be
Democratic. He is afraid that the second
Amendment Will carry or come mighty
near it.
Secretary Ballentine says that in Cincin-
natl Cleveland and other cities il will not
be put on the tickets Cf either party, and
that of the 20 600 voters in iIsmilt0n coun-
" the second amendment will not
receive 1900, and only abOut one
sixth, or les, Of the vo;ers OI CuyshoSa
and other counties having large cities IN
them; that this being the Cas" ~, amend
ment would have to have 500 majority in
every one of the other country counties,
and that this will not DO by any means.
Treasurer Booth is claiming everything
with confidence, like lchnC.
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Pcnnsylvania NV Makers.

HHREIsuCGc, September Pin the
Senate this morning Mr., McFsddeu ofe'cd
a resolution that the Legislature adjourn
on Thursday, October IL, at u NJ, which
was agreed to by a vote of eighteen yeas to
ten nays, a strict party vote. An adjourn
ment until Friday at 10 4. NJ. then took
place.
In the House the Senate resolution to ad-
iourn on the llth OF De obcr was referred
TO the Committee on Ways and Means. Mr..
Berer, of Wesimoreland, read in place II
representative ApportiOnment bill. A
resolution wa> adopted askins for the ap.
pointment on the part of the Senate Of a
Conference Committee on Senatorial apDOr
torment. The Jenkins L"GiS ative hi
vas again postponed, after which tue ioUs.
ldioGIned until ton GROW,
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President. This will reduce Cooks chances
considerably, and may yet secure the elec-
tion OF Mr.. Stiles the Republican nominee:
Mr.. Kenworthy is a good stumper and of
triangular debates. The members OF
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union attended many polling places
at the amendment election in June,
and the day was made notable by the fer
vor and persuasiveness of the women. A
circular has just been issued by the state
officers of that bouy advising the same gen
cral attendance at the polls on Oct. .. The
women also propose to have the children
in the procession with banners, notices,
and Temperance songs, to have lunch
tables for the voters Of the rishG L,vhets,
and to work 10 make the most votes for
prohibition, and implicitly for the Repub.
ican ticket Another circular, issued by
the State Temperance Alliance, cautions
temperance voters that many Republicans
cannot be relied on to vote the legislative
tickets, end specifies the Republicans in
the large towns and cities as the most un.
certain elements in the campaign.
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Laycock and HanIan.

New YORK, September 25.-J. Plat, OF
this city, has brought from Australia a
challenge from L. S. Laycock, of Sidney,
Australia. LayCock invites Edward Han
Ian to Australia 10 row a match for 5000
a side, Offering him 900 for expenses.
Hanlan came here to day to confer with
Plat. Tomorrow night his answer
will be Cabed to Laycock. Hanlan will &C.
cept the challenge only with the conditions
that purse of 5000 be put up and 1899
pounds allowed him for expenses. II want
to establish my right as champion of
America to a certainty before going 10 Aus
ITALIA" said Hanlan to-day, and | will put
up s., 900 against $1,000 and row anybody
in the world from one to ten miles, OF |
will bet S. 600 even that can row three
miles faster than any man alive. | never
was in better health"
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Had shot His own Son,
GRAFTON AND GREENsRlER R. r.
Track Laying 90 be Pushed at tue Rate
of Mile Day.
'pecIa! 10 tie Rcy'sisr.

r, -
n'''''N. oep'-'N0s. ne u'''''.,
ana u 'ssuO' 'e' '".''o9-'. "''''oI nc" H''u
great eN,s'P''se' oss'us u ASSUME '''i'V
shape l'1-A LAY 'lS Will os7'" ~. iIo''0'
ana Will % p">He" 'o' "a.N
POss Die. Il large IoTce o. III u viii De put
al the work, and il a mile dIy can be put
.,,r-r, g.. - tho i,ta,-io, of tbe c,mpluy to
- - =, A. r,s,r, r,er, w.II ba mt
H9'e II N'1'' ....--.
on as can Poss'o.Y "otN' a. 'he 'o'nP-uS
is anxious 70 push The ro1I 10 completion
and Dropnsed 10 do a7v,lir, available to
90 ,II
"o .H''. ,,.,o,o.,
Inc "raui"E ii"S Nm
and all the necessary oNiSss and trestIes
pgt down. a7d everything is ready for
,-,cs- Isri,g r. c,7 be saiT without ex-
,.,. ,,-. an H.. r,,,i,, 70
= -, ~; t,,.,,.,...o,- r,iias
InlIlPPl' uiS'aH-- '' '".''' 'Cu' '--''s''
by October lg.h, aud, Il pos Dc TWO
weeks sooner. The eIulpueu,s are Of the
very heat Fiftv.six pound steel rails will
'''' -,u;-,
be useu tue ehl'Te u'''iuIe' al" 'Ne O'''"s
stock will be all equal to that o. any other
road in the State. The company recently
..r,-,t.,so4 iron, me E,rt;more < Ohio
-. - -, ~ pi,,sb.,-,,b
considerable StoSA use" o,I Tue ''',O-'Iu
SOuthera, some OF which has been already
rsmodellei. Engine No. 1, an elegant one
,,,r-.r+,,.,,ro tons i already for duty.
VI '"s",' ''0 = -,
Two others Will oe reSHy suo'''E' "uu
several cars are gCiug through thorough
renovation. The grading OF this ro2i Is
the finest in the State. Foo miles it's a.
.eye. as a floor aud the highest GTaie Is
tort even feet to the mile. Only one point
on rhe -o,d has f0T.y.seyen foot grade
ard this is by far higher than any o,her.
The road is OF the narrow gauge syss"m,
Nr,r rE1s wrG not last long a It j. the in.
r-n..1- o. the company 70 " 'leu the y0.i.
Er..y b-t.e aud trussle has sesn 50 Al.
-t..rt %, 20 allow the wtten'1; Tbs 20
.t Is eNpcg,,d will top the Che ssEpc1Sh and
raf.. %, White SULPHUR Spring hniIy
Eut thi, $ considered
AThiBg Of the Failure.
The projected route fJl'O8s the Valley
river and runs through Fig rts Nal.ey'
one of the richest in the country. why
KY deas friend the country Will Keep uP
the road, said II. ). Wilson, h.I the en'
Alueer, in speaking OF the ehLeTpciSe 10 the
REGISTER scribe yesterday. lhIs NdIIey'
from the fact that there has been no outer,
as never been TIT for anything except
5 Ock raising. II will produce as goOi crops
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The JOKE OF DEATH.
A Lovers Jest Drives His Sweetheart
TO Suicide.

PuUADrlrUN September p. " ary Kind,
aged twenty.tbree years, the young woman
who took dose OF poison on Monday even
ing last with ~uic.da' iutent, died to-day at
the house ct her brother.iE-law, Heinrich
Eimmer 81 CalIowhill street. Miss Kind
arrived in this country from Germany
about year ago and made her home with
her sisters husband. She formed the &C.
quaintanCe Of oswald Reiman, a young
man employed by Heimmer as a waiter,
and i'm a few weeks became devOtedly
attached TO him. Reiman took quite
a fancy to the girl and, it is said, pro.
posed marriage TO her. About ten days
ago he rokjugly remarked that Mary was
not the girl for him, and this remark com.
ing 10 the young woman's ears caused her
great deal of unhappiness. on Tuesday
last she became very i'll and when ques-
toned confessed that she had taken a
quantity Of PHOSPHORUS which had been
left in the house by bOarder. Sae said
that Reimau had deserted her and that she
had no desire to live any longer. ply.
4, clan was summoned auu for a time 1t
seem ed as though she might live. To-day,
however, She had relapse and died, after
rsueating what she had said before. Rel
rusn exprt sSed the greatest surprise al the
rirVs sutciue, and says he iuly intended
70 n AIRY her. An inquest will be held to-
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THE OUTLOOK IN OHIO.
Both Parties Confident of a SpIsn-
did Victory.
RohDLY TO RESUME The STUMP.
At the Democratic Readquarters-The Pros-
poets Of the Second Amendment
A Republican Organ on
the Result

PHILADELPHIA, September 2i. - Judge
Hoadly last night took a stroll down Chest
mt street, from his rooms in Lafayette, to
the Continental Hotel, distance OF about
half mile, and to-day visited the park,
where he remained for some time.
DR.. Bartholow, his attending physician,
said TO night to representative OF the As
soCisted Press that Judge Hoadly would in
a few days return TO Ohio and be entirely
able TO take an active part in the canvass.
and that the sensational reports that he is
critically i'll with typhoid fever are entire
ly false. He is now mich better than
in the preparation OF speech, which he
will deliver on his return to Ohio in a very
short time.
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TIE POTOMAC RIVER REGATTA.
All The Entries in for the Races-Thir-
teen Clubs 10 Participate.

All The Entries in for the RaceS-1hlr-
teen Clubs 10 Participate.
WASHINGTON, September 25.-Entries for
the coming boat races on the Potomac have
closed and thirteen clubs from various
parts Of the country have decided to par
t!cipate. The prizes are very handsome
and costly and The race IS expected TO eH'
eel any that las ever been rowed here. tRs
following are the entries for the various
races: Four.car scull race, senior; prizas,
the Post Challenge Cup, four gold medals
and the champion Potomac River Regatta
Colors-ColumbiaS Washington, d. c.
PotomaCs, Washington; Eureka, Newark,
n. j.. Crescent Philadelphia. Eight oar
shell rscc prizes, nine gold medals and the
champion Potomac River Regatta colors-
Columbus and Potomacs. Four-oar shell
race, junior; prizes, four gold medals and
be Potomac Rlv-r Regatta colOTs The
PnIOmScj and AnalOstans, Washington
Four oar shell race, light weights; priES',
Merchants Challenge Gun, four "nt
medals and the champion Potomac River
Regatta COlOrs s-AuslOStans, POtOmaCs AMI
Columbias. Four-oar gig race prizes, five
gold medals and the champion POtnmic
River Regatta colOrs.-Coum bias, pm
sylvsnia, Philadelphia and Crescents, Pail.
adelphia.
Double scull race; prizes, two gold med,
als-Potomacs, Harrsburgs, OF Harrisburg
Pa, and MetrOpOItans, Of New York.
Single scull, senior; prize, gold medal
MetrOpolitans, OF New York, PennsylHa-
Mas, of Philadelphia; NassiuS. OF New
York, and POtomaCs Single scull, lnnloT;
Tr'ze, gold medzl-Columbias, W&5!2S
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MARRIED TO A MIDGET.
Mary COyIe's PiSmy Suitor BECOMES
Her Husband.

NEWTON, Penn, September 25.-Mtss
May Coy.e, DIRK eyed young woman Of
twenty, AID about five feet eight inches in
height. is said to have elOped with Joseph
Durkid. The latter is dwarf, something
over four feet high, The parties are well
known in the community and they have
been keeping company for some time.
About daylight yesterday they went to
Father o. Haran and were married, and de
parted for New York. 1t seems that the
Young lady's parents were opposed to the
marriage, and that they were not aware that
thew contemplated getting married at the
present time. The great objection appears
TO be the dimfnutiyeness of the bridegroom,
the parents Of the bride thinking he could
rot carr enough to support her comfort
sb'v The bridegroom is button maker
and is said to be almost pennileSs. the
Young lady informed some OF her friends
that She thought Joseph was Splenniu
little fellow aud was only too glad to mar
~ him.
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ton; PotomaCs, Washington; Anal)s.ans,
Washington; Neptunes, Lynn, Mass. ::
Eurekas, Newark, n. j.; Essex Rowing and
Athletic Club, Newark, n. j., and Keystone
Rowing Club, of Philadelphia. Single
scull-SpeCial prize, gold medal Potomacs
Washington; Analostans, Washington.
The following are the names of members
Of the Eurekas to row in the four or shell
race, senior: H. NJ Jury, bow; p A. Sex
ton, two; George r. Mccall, three; Fred.
Watts, stroke; VIM. Clark and w. F. Volk,
substitutes. In the double and single scnll
race are TO be: Pilkingion and Schile. OF the
Metropolitans, New York; X. .. Morse, of
the Nassaus; Wadsworth, OF the Eurekas,
and Walters, OF the Essex.
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FIGURING OUT THE RESULT.
A Leading Republican Organ Confident
of Success.


CLEVELAND, September 2i-The Leader
prints the following from Columbus: There
is an anxious demand Of late for figures
comparing the vote Of last fail with pre-
vious votes in Ohio. Newmans majority
last year was ~ llG. There we're on COM
parison OF last years full vote with that
of 1850 Just 53S stay-at.home voters
The Republican loss of votes was
- ,OOl, the Democratic loss 23,53S.
On the face adding the Democratic major
ity and loss together and subtracting from
the Republican loss, this would indicate,
if such a vote is poiled this year as antci-
pated, a Republican majority OF 3i,3iH.
This is predicted on there being full vote
and allowing for possible stay at homes the
increase in voting population OF three
wears from 1850 TO lSS3. The Democrats
take different view Of thing. Secretary
BalIentine asserts that there were
Large Numbers of Republicans
voting the Democratic ticket last year, tax.
ing the place at the polls OF the stay at
home Democrats, and that the proportion
Of the stay-at homes was $1,000 Democrats
and 50 600 Republicans. lie consequently
claims the State, on a full vote, by about
last years majority. But there are
other considerations that are not TO be
overlooked. Last year Hamilton county
gave Newman 1868 majority. The most
sanguine Cincinnati Democrat does not
claim il by over 1909 or 5000 Tor HoadlY,
and Republicans are confident OF carrying
il for Foraker. BaIlentine wildly predicts
7.Uyy 10 5000 ma jOrlty Tor HOadIy IN liam
iltun, but John o. Thompson, whose vet
Er, q
Guy abUga will give
Larger Democratic Majority
than Hamilton. This may be construed
10 n can that neI' her will do anything IN
that line, for reports from Cuyanoga are
more encouraging daily, but do not think
Tbomnson SO intended. CuyahOga gave
Newman 24Sl. John Farley has
said il will give H0adly 500.
But il Newman's vote is not
cut down to the smallest margin II not en-
tirely wiped out it will be 10 the deep dis
grace of CuyahOga Republicans, who have
II in their power to win sweeping v,cto'
rv. Again, franklin gave l,5o' for New.
man, Lucas SOL, and Montgomery
/ sgi. None of these will do as vel. tn'S
wear. These five counties, coALaiAIhS tue
i've large cities Of the State, uau" Wy
II GA majority for Newman OF the l''I'
that he received in tie STATE LUIS -
SIGNIFICANT feature Of the com par'Soh oI
-Tnreg. and one thst should not escaP" me
a, .'"n Of the FaTa. nGpn,ai;';n !, "a syijgnI
,Gs, rn,v one ti.."A "e, .eoeosa!, go mi yJte,
sweeping Republican ~
---- - from
O voice all over tNP land ed|f~. so
= Others. that say: MY daughters arr
e, he end sad with no strength a'l on "
L-..,b erG I,fa - tho least eKertiOn. Wrist
c.r Uc 20 Irr Them The answer i sim
,t,s,d mi oi huyp. one to four wgeEs
H.. # Tcr H.,'srs viii make them healthy.
...'-,,.. -. .....y C..ouaU.S.
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nn.,nn MnnsCnmnrGI. Act.

GosToN, september 2j.-About O'Clock
this morning Nellie Currie, pc years OF age,
employed as cook at Perkins cafe, was shot
and killed by her husband, Richard Currie,
at the doorway of her lodgings. Mrs.
Currie was returning from work, and 1t IS
supposed her husband had been waiting
her return. The ,vape have not lived to-
getber for some time, but occasionally met;
After firing Currie ran, but was cdOlurtI
by several persons passing ana turner
over 70 the police. Currie was evidently
under the influence Of liquor. Mrs Car
rie had an excellent reputation, but Rich
ards was not so good. There is no motive
known for the shooting.
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HanIau and Sullivan to Run a Race.

BosToY, September 25.-HanlaD, the
oarsman, recently authorized a friend in
this city to arraDGe a liye.mile pedestrian
race with John L. Sullivan for 81 900 side.
The proposition was made known to Sulli'
van the latter part of last week, but he re.
fused absolutely to run go long race.
Sullivan made. however, n counter propo-
sitiOn TO run Hanlan 100 yard race for the
same money, which, after some delay, has
Oeen accepted by Hanlan. Sullivan cannot
run the race until after the close OF his
forthcoming exhibition tour when the
race will take place probably in this city.
Hanlan claims a record Of IL seconds, but
Sullivan promises to train thoroughly and
give him hard work.
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Tro paIIroo.ls CutIing Rates.

Chicago. September 2j.-The Pan Han
die and Kankakee lines began selling tickets
to indianapolis this morning at one dollar,
with a consequent reduction in price to
Cincinnati aud intermediate points, the
regular rates merely being added beyond
indianapolis. 1t now appears that the
five cent rate of The Chicago and Eastern
Illinois to Iudiapolis is made with the con-
dtions that this line runs only night
train at that ra'e, and requires purchasers
tickets at two dollars so that th5 minimum
charge over this line is two dollars and five
cents.
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Goiny IEC knlne WAY.

New YORK, September 25.-About 80
members OF the County Democracy left for
Buffalo this morning to attend the Demo-
Cratic State Convention. The train con-
sisted Of fifteen passenger CIrs.
Thc Tammany delegates to the same
convention also started this morning. The
party numbered $50 members and required
nine cars On the outer sides were ban
ncrs bearing appropriate mottOCs.
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4 Prisoner PerisheS in Burning
Hail.

AsHyrLLE, O.. September 25.-The small
isil at this lit.le town was burned yester-
day and one prisoner, name unknown,
burned to death. He was an umbrella
nrender and claimed TO come from the
DAYTON Soldiers Home. He had consider
able money. and it is thought that be was
murdered and the building burned to con-
CPal the crime.