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we're hanged at Florence, Arizona, on Mon.

were hanged at Florence, Arizona, on Mon
day.
DR.. A. K. Ritchey, of Mendoza, Ill.
shot and MORALLY wounded his wife Monda,
night and fed. Officers are now In searcl
of him. Jealousy was the cause. asa
James Donahue, aged 25, on Tuesday
morning without apparent provocation sho
and killed his step-father, Michael O'COn'
nell, aged %, at Cleveland.
The stabbing of Arthur Pagan by his
roommate, N. II. Lewis, at two O'Clock
Tuesday morning at Des Moines speedily
ended In the death of Pagan. The quarre
arose about admitting cousin of Pagan tc
the room and bed to sleep during the night
Lewis gave himself up to the police.
Geo. Rankin, convicted of pension
frauds in the United States district court a,
Philadelphia Tuesday, was refused new
trial and sentenced to two years imprison-
ment.
Officers Of the Commercial bank OF
Youngstown, Ohio, state Kennedy, their
bookkeeper, Is short $l4, 900, of which $40, =
600 has been secured by attachments on real
estate. Kennedy's friends say they will
make good the deficiency, acd he is expect
cd to return from Canada, whittier he had
fed.
The Utah robber who recently single
handed held up railway car and relieved
eight people of their money and valuables,
has been captured. s.s
Martin Keller, aged 81, was fatally
shot by q constable named Johnson at
Highland Park, near Chicago, on Wednes-
day night. The murderer fled, and an at
tempt was made shortly after to burn his
house by the dead mans friends. johnson
appeared Thursday morning suffering from
knife wounds which he claims were made by
Keller and some friends.
Rev. Thos. H. Oakley, general deliv-
cry clerk in the Cleveland postOffice, was
arrested on Friday for stealing stamps from
prepaid packages and selling them.
Ex-senator VIM. Sharon was arrested
Saturday afternoon at San Francisco, on the
charge of adultery, as he was taking the
train for the east. The charge was pre-
ferred by Miss Aggie Hill, well known in
society circles. The lady claims contract
of marriage was drawn up and agreed to
between them; that in addition she loaned
him 500, GOO, $7s, 900 of which he had repaid
her. She placed matters in the hands of a
man named w. N. Nelson, of unenviable
reputation, with instructions to claim
the balance of $4,000, said to be
due her, and at the same time
swore out writ charging Sharon with adul
terry. 1t is stated that Sharon drew his
check for the amount and gave bonds in
S., coo to answer the charge. Miss Hill
bases her claim Of marriage on the fact of an
agreement of marriage, IS she states, having
been entered into between Sharon and her
self, holding that in point of law 1t is equiv
alent to the marriage having been consum-
mated. The affair is openly pronounced a
miserable case of blackmailing, kept back
until the last moment, when Sharon was
leaving for the east
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-09-13
Frank James Acquitted.

The trial OF Frank James at Gallatin,
to close on Thursday afternoon by the
Jury returning verdict of 'not guilty"
The accused succeeded In proving an alibi
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-09-13

f. 1t is no disgrace not to be able to do
everything; but to undertake, or pre-
tend to do, what you are not made for,
is not only shameful, but extremely
troublesome and vexatious. Il Plutarch.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-09-13
CRIME.

A man boarded train at Ogden at a
late hour on Sunday night and relieved eight
passengers and two trainmen Of their watches
and money.
Redfield and Tuttle, who robbed a
stage and killed the express messenger,
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-09-13

I slept and dreamed that life Eas
beauty, and walked and found that life
was duty.
When cooking a large fowl or joint of
meat 1t may be covered with buttared
paper to prevent ITS being scorched.
Evil habits are webs which are too
light to De noticed until they are too
strong to be broken.
A gallant railroad engineer met
girl in the morning, courted her al day.
and in the evening married her. That
was sort Of locomotive spark. Phil
adelphia Bulletin.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-09-13

OwENToN, kY.-Dr. 1. F. Mundy says ::
''I have found Browns Iron Bitfers one OF
the best tonics and prescribe it frequently. -
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-09-13
FOREIGN.
NEWFOUNDLAND.

Admiral Commerel, of the British
flagship Northampton, on Tuesday investi-
gated serious outrage perpetrated on four
British vessels BY French fishermen, headed
by the shore ca p,ain at Cape Oeeons, on the
southeast coast of Newfoundland. A num-
Der of Frenchmen. in August, stripped
four British fishing vessels and forbade them
to fish. Two days later the sails and gear of
the vessels were restored and they were or
dered to quit the harbor. The people OF
Newfoundland gre Indignant at the violent
outrage, aud will not unlikely lead to in
ternal complications.
CHINA.
A French naval demonstration is re-
garded probable on the Chinese coast in the
direction of Canton. Admiral Peyou,
French minister Of marine and the colonies.
has telegram from Saigon, saying that &C
cording to mandarin accounts 800 Anam-
ties were killed and l 800 wounded, during
the recent bombardment of forts on the
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1883-09-13

When yon are bilious,u use St. Patrick's
Pills.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-06
nnltlmore Live stoek Market.


oyytor OF CALyEHToM LIVE sTooK YARDS. l
MONDAY, December ., 1858, s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-06

Wilad tRussia) Dispatch 10 he london Times.
Two letters from conyicts transported to
Siberia gave some horrible details Of savage
treatment on the part Of the officials, &c.
The introduction OF the whip in prison for
certain political prisoners; the voyage down
the Volga Of seventy.four men and women
packed together on foul and filthy barge;
the further journey by road from Ekaterin.
burg, eight men in each small cart, while
the officers probably pocketed the money
assigned for providing more vehicles; how
innocent women, following their husbands,
and even q child Of two years old, were
chained hand and foot with the rest, how
the men were all compelled to be shaved,
contrary to the rules for political prisoners;
how the chief Of the convoy brutally pulled
the hat of female convict from Odessa,
and an inspector struck another women on
the breast with boot, and by his orders
o number OF other women pulled her down
by the hair and tore OF her clothes, which
she refused to exchange for convict dress,
leaving her exhausted and naked before q
crowd Of men--all this and much more is
here related. Fifty or sixty arrests are
mentioned, and the celebrated Nihilist and
author, Extraordinarily, Is said to have
been allowed to go to Astrakau. Among
other things the paper also declares that
Germany has gained an undeniable diplo-
matte victory over Russia, and would I'M.
doubtedly gain a military one in case Of
Way
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FATHER Ryan

Gives Gotham u Poetic Boom-The Good
aud The Had oft.
N y Cor. Netp Orleans Times Democrat.
All the highways Of seas and lands meet
in New York. Like an immense magnet,
1t attracts TO itself the energies Of all the
world. It is not the ships from all shores
anchored in the harbor; It is not the rail.
roads from all over the continent converg.
ing towards this great centre; 1t Is not the
vast business establishments spread all
over the city; 1t Ia not the massive and
magnificent residences OF the fortunate In
life, nor the tenements and novels OF the
miserable, nor any such material things
that gives to the visitor the real character
Of the city. Tits the people. OF all races,
from all lands, you meet them on every
street, and all work, work, work-some
with hands, some with brains, some with
both, come in honest ways, some with the
wits OF dishonesty, but for all the watch.
word ia work. Once ideas ruled. But dol.
lars have dethroned ideas, and they govern
the government and are presidents OF the
people. "How much are you WORTH"
That settles your status-defnes your posi-
ahu bauAOp fouA 4hhuOhSOs 4Nch L OIA
Is the Rome OF Mammon. Dollars there are
dogmas. New York, which to narrow eye
seems the very Babylon OF iniquity, you
will find hidden Jerusalem, a holy city
with thousand tabernacles before which
religion worships. Atfintyou only see the
yeil-dark, woven Of wickedness, border.
ed with crime-but behind that black veil
is many holy Of holies Of beautiful lives,
Of glorious virtues. There Is not on earth
city OF such charities and generosities.
And, breast 10 breast with men who are
working with all energies for money, you
will find men Of equal energies working
for the amelioration Of human wants. /
know too little OF other churches save my
own to form an estimate OF their numbers
or their zeal; but, speaking only OF my
church, I can Justly say there are twice
more Catholics in New York than in Rome,
nor can the City Of the Seven Hills boast
Of more piety than the City on the Sound.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-06

Tribune and F1TagsF.
It's now stated as we'll known fact that
in different breeds OF the same species the
same fodder may produce very different
effects. All experiments hitherto, howev.
or, have failed to show any notable differ.
ences Of digestive power in such cases, and
1t would thus appear that the observed
differences arc due to the varying energy
with which the constituents Of the body
are oxidizsd. In an experiment with two
mature sehep, q southdown and Merlno,
on identical rations, from which identical
amounts Of the several nutrients were di.
gested, Weiske found that the apparent
gain OF "aesh" (nitrogenoEs matters) was
greatest In the Merino sheep; but this dill.
ference was somewhat more than covered
by the greater growth oil wool. So far as
this single experiment proves anything, Il
shows that nat only the digestive power
but also the proteld metabolism Of different
breeds OF sheep arc essentially the same
and indicates that the differences in tAa
ease OF iattaning are due to differences II
the rapidly with which non.nitrogenoui
substances are oxidizsd in the body.
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MEDICAL.
When You are in Trouble.

EDml be dSsmalI Your liver is
torpid, perhaps, and you may be said
to be bilious. The way to help you
out ofthe difficulty is to take B,oa0m's
iron Btiters, which sets disordered
livers at work in good style. =
Dontbe cross and angyyI Your
digestion is bad, and that upsets your
disposition. Ifyou will try Browns
Iron BitteTs, you will find the digest
i've difficulties driven away in short
order. -,L-- Eti
! Dont be despmdentl You are
weak because your blood is thin, and
you cannot face trouble, or think you
cannot. B,ouu's Iron Bitters will
put iron into your circulation, enrich
ing the blood, making it a royal red
color, and giving you the strength
you need. IN n
:, The troubled, the weary, the de-
spondent the nervous, the debilitated
and the bilious find rest, repose, re-
freshment, and reconstruction in the
use Of that prince Of TONES, Browns
Iron Etters. The druggist charges
a dollar bottle for it 10
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LIVE STOCK POINTS.

Dogs killed 10000 sheep for Ohio dock
masters Last year.
When horses are compelled to remain
expoeed 10 storms at this season the use Of
a rubber blanket, with flannel lining, will
be Of valuable assistance in the prevention
OF colds and lung diseases.
Pork or beef which Ia intended for keep.
| ing should not be sailed while In frozen
condition, as 1t will not properly absorb
the salt, and cannot, therefore, be depend
ed upon to keep In hot weather.
While It may be an advantage to keep
young pigs over winter in order TO obtain
hogs OF large size next season It is not
always profitable, unless extra care be be.
slowed in supplying liberal food and warm
quarters. Thespring pig makes an animal
OF fair size and at less expense.
OF the different breeds Of blooded bulls
that have neen sold to Western rancho.
men in recent years, and there have been
thousands sent to the range, no breed has
given better satisfaction than the Polled
Angus and galloway cattle, their hardness
and compactness Of build making them
most desirable to cross upon the Texas
Kansas City Stock Record.
To find out whether any individual COW
is profitable member Of the dairy herd or
net, separate account should be kept Of
her milk and butter. II no such pains are
taken Is Is not easy to tell Just what the
worth OF q doubtful mixer is. The true
policy Is to throw out every one which
does not yield profit and replace her
with better one. II costs Just % much 70
feed mean COW as . good one.-Stockman.
The American Ctllirator Is Of the opinion
that the relative merits Of soilihg and past
uring for COWS, the advantage Of exercise
by the latter method may as well be left
out Of the account. For the best results in
the dairy COWS need no more exercise than
they get in goint to and coming from
water. The best dairy breeds have been
built up on cattle that are fed in stalls, or
soiled bothIwinter and summer. Jerseys
and Guernsey's in their native home are
fed largely on roots.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-06

Rorpyspspsia.
Q ostIveness,
Sick Headache,
@ hronic Diar-
rl,@a, Ja,indlce,
Inpurlty Of tho
Blood, Feverand
lAgue, Malaria,
and all Diseases
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The cultivator grasrl
the apparatus at a aud
strikes the long fiat steel
blade into the ground al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-06
MEDICAL,
Poison

has produced more misery LAY Sad ,s maas
,,S,e cripple, ~, hnyo any blood diseases or skin
sonblnsl. M duty 10 yourself and poAterlty 70
Sana!t mi" NV vegetable cure, which Is s"itrs
Spadsc' ..sc has relieved me OF MAlariAl Blood
sdEs speSiEntV M h,etI confined 10 the house for
AS md SE bern aod 9v Win , SIIe M %a,9 4
oloI1,s.l the remedy lot ms kina
Sr SS.ood POISON, 40. Southern Life ms. Co.,
c. u CLAIM 40" Atlanta, Ga.
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NERVOUS debility, indicated by loss Of
memory, universal lasatude, constant fatigue,
vivid dreaming, unnatural excitements, fits Of
dizziness, etc., Is quickly cured by using Dr..
Guysott's Yellow Dock and sarsaparilla.
This remedy purifes the blood, strengthens
the weak portions Of tho body, quiets the
nerves, produces dreamles, alumber, and q
many distressful ailments resulting from
nervous debility. Dav
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CONTINENT or CANCER.

.alh.yu suffered from q cancel
Fof twent I ,SS 1ecK near the shoulder and ex,
90 he Sds % Whole catalogue Of remedies without
1yrelet. InS mart Of my body became sla ant
"A is sS aaa 5Si a. aS W. q ss al
arms my geleiSl ySsstion OF time when lie itseli
~ "onG ?oTsl' In this condition ! com
would be dtS II 5wIt's Specific. The hst bottle
ne1Oed the " ~ ~ iIaess 10 the neck the seconO
iteyed mt N 81 use Of my arms and feel sIto1g
s IT' wi ysIy Sa s ae soS 33ot haV a 1 sps
would no. axe s' SSSecIac. Believe Il viii forct
Ou.lll hs pO'SS% ~ Z. f0alSbN, DaviSsoso, Go.
o.,...,,.e on BloO4 and. skin Diseases mailed
fS"A THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer =, Atlanta, Ga.
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I pExL very grateful for the wonderful
cures that have been performed with Ey's
Cream Balm. have had Catarrh In Its worst
form for the past 25 years and have used
every thing ] could hear OF, commenced
using the Cream Balm and consider 1t the
every one sftiicted.-J. B. Kelsey, 80 Broad
street, New York City. TTHsAw
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EIY'S
CREAM BALM

has gained an enviablt
reputation wherever
known, displaclng al
other preparations. Ar
article Of undoubtet
merit is convenient
and cleanly. It cause
no pain nor Epoe.!ng.
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la I.I.oMEP RooE.

vro,sv and Liver Diseases and Rheumatim.-
uaHasTsI feribly-"E0thlng seemed 70 heip ne;
eJaIa p'' hs' 0 ZEPT: PHlLLlPS,
Wheeling, W. Va.
c.,rh, Polypus Of Noe, Impaired yoice;-sut'
i.Ted Tor yCSs patent medicine III 10 !" nslp me-
Dr. Smith oonples'' CHARLES CHADDUCK,
OF speIdel d Co., wheeling, W. Va
r....,.I. and liberated stOmach.-"Treatmen
IsiIed 10 give me relief. Dr.. Smith cured
~ ~ THOIAs HOLT, insurance Agent
them toF IT}l5e T. Ss9a asf s'D
.s sIo a. fourteen years Nothing seemed to
help him. p'' s'Ha Mrs. CATiIERIHE CAPS,
Market street, Wheeling, W. Va.
fCf 11s saTs VIZ a tn ssei c aa
s ss1;, ~ 0t4i'1 MRS. H. NJ. oRUUTT.
1Iss RIrtula Of Anus-Plat Of my back for Is
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Without knife in hVe WeeH TSaow.s cotvrN
Wholesale Grocer, Main st., wheeling, ". va
r1retSti6us OF EeCtum, ProlApsus and Piles
avs ii, en- up 10 die and pronounced iHcutable'
Dr.. smith cured me without ka A6s Dvr ,uv
Martins Ferry.
Re,. A. o. LAdd wdtes:I"Dr. Smiths probes
,as.I ss,vIrsS In my family have been most salts
isctory. and c0mmend him 10 all Is gentleman
~ w. MAYA NarSrst kolb SayS"1 had been suffering
h, syen Wan and treated BY many physicians 10,
drpepia DR.. smith said had . taps weFm, ana
ID eShl houn removed monster IVY iset lSnS ~
tesales riye ne peculiar RdvRntageSi In such cases
PtrSors cured Of CAtArrh, diseases OF heart, Liver,
,tomAch kidneys, Akin, blood, nervous anecuont
ind weaknesses Of men and youth, scToiuia ano
U,hmA testify 10 my success,
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md advice returned free. -,
Consultation at oslce free. once hours from
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1HAvE suffered from Catarrh to such an ex.
tent that / Lad to bandage my head to quiet
the pain. was advised by Mr.. Brown, OF
Ithaca, to try Ely's Cream Balm. When sut.
fering with Catarrh or cold in the head
have never found It's equal.-C. A. Cooper,
Dandy, N. y. apply with finger. Price
% cents ITHBAW
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IHAvE used Ely's Cream Balm for dry ca
tarrh Ito which every Eastern person Is sub
ject who comes To live in high latitude). i
has proved cure In my case.-B. +. n
Weeks, Denver, Col. easy to use. Pric'
so cents, TTHBAW
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Truth,

At home he is John Carlisle, in the
newspapers he was always John G. Car
Isle, but as speaker he becomes John
Griffin Carlisle. This recalls one Of Porte
Crayon's stories. At home he was William
Montague (taig), at college he was Will
Montague, but in the tavern afteward he
was Bill Tapgs,
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.,utnv for mouth or two In my house.
IhGIe ben GsG Is ). ~, the greater portion
bod SWit ~ sc Lsumed by the female PARTON
d i.niIy Sn Sn on ny wife VINO had been IN
& % 4 i 6s 81 1Ss lS5 %aH @odc hsss
I'D hundFeH!n o. SS; M from the lint doe. An.
ISsau " ou! ,Nsta6eT OF my family took 4 with
osef female res,iIty' Il Is certainly the best
sSIIy SttasC!oi. dIeS that have ever used. aud
c q! SS' !Ssa all have no doubt That wan,
oieteiCie cl1S CO't"Sn and maliIiRl poison often
soaSs tewst - hSIaopg our wives, dRughters aud
pf0dlCe hc1 aiIsSe 5WIlts specific IA the remedy
as'et,;;' ~, ~ sotI Of blood roisOnIpS'
koG ~ Inn W. InNE9 J. p QuitmAn, Ga.
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Letter from senator Jacobs.
SENATE CHAMBER,

ALnAN T Ns q 2NnfUt O4sIi 1oos'
For long time II has been my habit tc
use Brandretb's Pills. In fact, have seldom
BOusnss i Dyspspss and tho ' Cher snai s 1871
the system, to which men in public lie ed are n
more apt than others To be subject, they are
an Invaluable remedy. JoHs @. JACOBS.
For Constipation, Indigestion, Foul stom.
aoh, Dizziness and Headache, no medicine
equals "Brandreth's Pills." Pure and aim.
pie, containing no mercury, they are the
family medicine-chest aud safeguard.
Trhs&W
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Theoaerings on The Hill to-day were not nearly
Hged better than II did then, and prices show
some improvements on last Mondays figures .11th7Sc
on the bstter grades Of Butcher cattle and nc on
stockers and feeders though the higher advance ex
listed only 10 few extra instances. Thesupply was
sufficient for rather limited demand. Prices Sa61ze
with most sales from TO 6k. Among the arrivals
we noticed 100 extra beeYes led and grazed BY the
famous feeder col. JnO. A. Duncan, Madison Co.,
Ky, which were sold by the Lehmans on private
terms 10 r. r. Lingham for shipment 10 London ~
Christmas cattle. They were pronounced by com.
petent judges 70 be the best shown here for some
time,
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valor Tempered with Discretion.

cete!and Leader.
The new colored cadet at West Point
has net been hazsd, and is treated with
studied respect by the white cadets. In
this connection 1t may not be improper to
remark that the new colored cadet Ia six
feet one inch in hight, with long arms and
fists like dumbbells, and the general look
OF a healthy man who Is aching for q fight,
Whatever else may be said Of West Point
cadets, they know who to haze.
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c.,rb Polypus Of Noe, Impaired yoice;-sut'
~ ~ ycsfs patent medicine fai cd to help me.
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In Hundreds OF instances where Hot Springs
and other treatment failed to cure scrofula
and syphilidc disorders, the sufferer has
sought and found cure in DR.. Guysott's
Yellow Dock and sarsaparilla. It enriches
the blood, strengthens the urinary and digss-
tive organs, and quickly removes all indica-
lions OF Iii health and blood disease, from o
pimp!e to running sore, from headache to
a rheqmstic.pain. It's superiority over al
cines is admitted by all who test It's
curative effect and influence. pGE
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The greatest medical wonder OF the world.
Warranted TO speedily cure Burns Bruises
Cuts, UlcerS, Bait Rh0um, Fever sores, Can.
cars, Piles, 0hilblainS, oornS, Tetter, Chspped
Hands, and oil akin eruphons, guaranteed g
cure In oyery in1tanoe or money refunded
Is eenn per boz. For uAle.at Logan q Ce'I
Blitgp Corner Drug Htofu,