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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22
I TripIe Headed Terror.
FOUR MONTHS UNRuRlED.
The Corpse Ofa YOang Indy Kept In
the House by Her Father.

Hartford, Conn, April 2l.-A remarka.
BILE affair has lust been disclosed in East
Hartford after months Of profound secre-
cy. During last December siIteen'year-
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brewer
died, and her parents have ever since COM
Piled with her dying. wish, that her re-
mains should not be buried. The body
vas embalmei and has beer kept in the
parlor the undeTiaker making almost
daily visits for the purpose ~ applying
chemicals OF perseryatiye character. Ihe
father vas deyotediy attached 10 his
daughter, and ever since her death II has
l+en his custom 10 rise and dress himself
Al midnight and pass the remainder OF the
night in the room with The corpse. At
daylight he generally rsturns'i 10 biz
chamber. Frequent visits I" Tho Darloi
we're also made by him duri..e The day T:
and il is feared thai his mind
has become shattered, as he Invariably aa.
dresses the inanimate form a. though M 5
daughter Was slill alive. Mrs. Brewer ard
the few intimate neigbbors admitted to She
secret have feared for his sanity snd have
cyunselled the burial OF the body. but b q
has been stern in his refusal, aud begEesd
that the affair might not be disclosed TO tih
public. Now. however, that the Tuatter
no longer a secret, hs has consented TO
build vault in tho yard. but stpulars
that il shall be easy OF entrance, and mai
his nightly visits shall not be interrupted
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Texas sLiye ssock Msyement.

ST. LOUIS, April 2l.-A dispatch from
Austin, Texas, says . gentleman largely
interested in cattle, who has just returned
from an extensive trip among the ranches
Sana,.S ssas; = .sss. ssia VII MS 5:
driven out OF the State this spring. The
entire drive is estimated at 2l0,0 head,
against $4,000 last year. Most OF these
cattle 60 to Dodge City, rs, and Osellala,
Nebraska. The shipments by iail are said
to be over-estimated and will not probably
exceed $1,000 head. Large herds OF horses
are also moving toward markets. The
importation OF 1000 cattle reported
from Brownsville. Texas, a Gay or two ago
are from the State OF New Leon, Mexico.
Sixteen thousand head OF them are al.
ready gathered to be driven across the Rio
Grsnde in 3 few days. They were pur.
chased by Mr.. Ford, a prominent stock
man, and are intended to stock his ranches
in that State. The price paid was 81 per
head
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sLADE GREATLY PRAISED.
Mr.. Joe C0burn Says lie ~ 10 Better Nan
Than Snniyan and EquA 10 Yankee
SnIllynn,

NV YORK. April 2l.-.Iem Mace and Joe
Coburn. with Sade, have returned, and the
two first gay that the telegrarhed report Ol
the sparring match in Troy !ast night does
Slade Injustice. Cohurn says he is ~ smart
man as he has spared with in many years
and be has spared with the best OF them.
at was beautiful" said Mace. II never
saw anything better
"Slsde is better man than sullivan,
said Cohurn, because he cOuld hit me, and
Sullivan could not hit me In ten years. lie
handles his fists better and he is sprier On
his feet He's cleverer man than Sdiil
van every way. As for Mitchell he is too
much OF a boy for Slade. would rather
sec Slade matched against Sullivan who Is
npsrer his size. ! don't like to see him
matched against boy. Slade is able TO
take care OF himself against anybody. We
tried hard to get upa match with sullivan
but he don't want TO get his beauty spoiled
Slade is better sparrer than Yankee oaiii'
van" Mace says he and Slsde are going to
England, and after giving exhibitions
there for two months will return TO give
Slade three monies to get ready TO hght
Mitchell.
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WIFE OF TWO HUSBANDS.
How n woman Cssnse 10 this COHn1 ry TO
Meet Her SecORa spouse asA Was
Greeted by n PRjFI

New YOKK, April 2l-Amoug tins rmmi-
grants who arrived on the steamship l. IKE
Manitoba from Liverpool, yesterday. was
woman who was n doubt as-to vt,etber
her name was Mathews or Preese. Mary
Jordan met Mr.. Mathews in Bristol Eng
land. IL years ago, ara married him. Soon
afterwerd her husband came to AMERICA 70
seek his fortune, and neglectiDg 10 keep
her informed Of his movements, she natur-
ally put his name on he death roll. After
five years OF supposed widowtood, Mrs.
Mathews met Mr.. Presse and soon after
word took his name, the nupial knot
being tied by a clergyman near Btis-
tol. Like her first husband, he too came
to the United States, few months after
marriage. Unlike the irst husband, Ar.
Preese co-responded with his wife. and
last December sent money 10 pay her pass.
aye hither. Mrs preese came, and when
She stcyle,i ashore found Two husbands
waiting TO greet her. Htr countenance
bet0kpne1:
How happy could be with either.
Ncrr 'tcther dear Charnier away.
The two men aroused themselves into q
frame Of mind which sppi!t itself in loud
and angry words, while they wandered
awsv toward Greenwich street, while Mrs.
Trp,~e Or Mrs Mathews followed them.
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HfNCH M ISGEr.
DcciSi0ra Of the SssiOs~ TrtbHsss~ 81
IastIre Yesterday.
hipREakDO<Nr.

McrCh ai.s' Bank CG Charleston ys. & ~,-ge
lclirirs. adm'r.. frm kana~ha cOrniy:
opinion By Woods, lsorsa OF iirciut Court
-tyer-ed saa cause -snIaaled.
state - ". A. Cuoeer, from A,.Trer
county. writ Of erpr a!owed bond SD.
JOycrh Matthew rs. A. Z. Hall ~ al,
from svis counSy, O,iniOn by Sayder.
decree ~ Circuit Court 1trmsd.
Way -. CartUithea, from ksnswha
COUNT. opinion ny SEydtr: decree o. Or
cut { an Teyrrss = aIsi cause rsmaaded.
L.. IL Sorrell 10. {. handrick. trustee, ct
al, frsTo kanswha county; Oplnion by
snyder, deCrce Ct CiIeuit Court alifmed.
State vs.. &. \. McCown, executor, from
uancp.Ss county writ OF error AID super
sedens allowed no bood required.
A J. Earnx 50. Levi Martin, ron liar.
risoa county opinion by Green Judgment
reversed and petition dismissed. .,
saaie W. Henry Earnest, IRON Marshall
COUNTY; petition for writ OF error Was re-
lEssl.
u. L. Nsal vs. ". Prunty ct al, from
Wood county; petition Tor appeal and su'
dersedeas was refused.
Eiyin Iiddle vs.. A. s. Core, from Richie
county opinion by Johnson; judgment Of
Circuit Court affirmed.
Phoebe J. Watson vs.. Michael Il loe,
from Marion county; opinion by Johnson
decree Of Circuit Court reversed and osiise
remandsd.
Riddle VS.. Risdle. from HOnongaliA eoun.
~: petition amended.
.Aijsnrred uatil next Saturday msrrinS
at ~ o'clock.
CIErCfT CoIEI..
In the ease OF Eccies vs.. tbs sity the
Jury returned verdict, giving kocles
ils&sj. Motion for new trial
State vs. Manly. Motion 70 20 aside
judgement Of Friday, Apsil 9th
Gaston vs. Directors OF Whssling Savings
| Institution. Judgment In favor Of the de.
fsadsatS
FOLIC1 CoEEI.
Wm. Taylor creating q disturbance In
| the Third ward; two dollars and costs.
! VIM. SSuhsrt, Joseph Ba6hman, Henry
| Brysop and Tom Bristow fos riding on The
car Of the r., ". 4 Ky. road in Ritchsto~n.
| One dollar each.
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TaHy for PArneIl,

DrFIIN. April 2l.-An' address to the
Irish rsCe at home and abroad was issued
today by the Mansion House Parnell
tribute committee aud signed By the lord
MAYOR. 1t enumerstes parnelIs achieve.
ments and concludes: I've ask our cOnn-
trymen over the giobe therefore to give
PsrneiI a pledge that the praises aud
blessings heaped on his name are no
empty homage, and We tender him the
sympathy aud admiration Of cur race 30
cheer him for those further achievements
which will complete the fabric OF our na'
tioEal freedom.
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RoSsA THREATENED
With . Do>e si HIS Owa Aesiictse
NsrninR MO0e.

With . Do>c st His Owa Aetiictse 4
Warning Nste.
NEW ToEH. April :i.-ODonovan Rosa
said Yesterday <hst the member OF the
Emerald Club Who said that Ansburgh.
Dalton snd Curtin were his agents, knew
more shout tbs matter than he did.
lie did Aot recognize any, Of the
three nain.s, and he had no
srcnts. That bariaes was attended TO
by the leaders IN ireland, 10 whom lac
simply afforded financial aid. He left the
directions Of the work to them. As for
the En-. raid Club" he went on, IL ws
formerly . member and Was expelled be
cause I vas too advanced In my idsAs.
Among tho mon who drove me out we're
Bslaud, OF Louisiana; Sullivan, OF Chicago;
Carroll, Of Philadelphia, and Dewey, Of
Nsw York
Hossa received letter yesterday. post.
marked London, April 10, and adorned
with q black border. II read:
''Uponoyan RossA. Pour OF rs have
sworn to put you to death u any one ~
know Is injured by your plots. We shall
kidnap you aud pu, yon TO . very painful
death. Yor see that others can play o.
yorr game. We have carefully laid oar
plfls.
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caazEp THROUGH LOVE.
A Sailor Who Watched tAe window {
His 81 UeesheAFS.

PMLApELrHIA, Apri, 9i.-A man giving
his name - Simon p. Miller, and bis resi-.
denceas 3Os Spruce strset, PhiladslphiA va
arrested In Boston Tuesday BY . policeman,
who bad noticed him for several nights
standing before . certain house at Cooper
and Salem streets, and intently watching
the window. At the police station Miller
said that he was in love with . young NO.
man living in the house before which he Was
found, named Kate Furguson; that he had
proposed TO her, but had been rejected.
and that his love for her was 20 great that
he could not sleep at night and spent his
time Watching her window in hopes OF
catching . glimpse Of her. Such devotion
impressed the police and they discharged
him on his promise to return to his board.
ing house. He told them that his parents
lived in Altoona, this State, and he eIhib-
tied large roll Of money and valuable
gold watch. He said he was sailor and
lived most OF the time In Philadelphia. ut
3O6 Spruce street This place Is . board.
ing house, and neither its inmates nor
those OF the adjoining houses know or
have heard Of any person OF his name or
description.
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MuS,CAL HHaAN0E.



NS's" ssisssrsss - Cy
Peoty OF musical sstsfteiamsn~ 'os 'ns
oDmiAg week. 49,.
TAs new piano NJ osvAa basinsss Of q.
A. Aouss eoetinnss pros1ssoaa
". II. Sbeib rsceiSed an Upright bsin.
Way and several orgsEs dorisg NE pess
week.
Tickets for The EI'StcTgh musical fssti.
val are on sale n Wiisna Il Beumsrs
music store.
\ The 'old Folks Coposrt,r which vs.
| to have taken place Ia The Fourth ssri
school. ILLS vssk, kas besa unavosdsb'J
postponsd
The pssfosmasee by The hsyttn's Perry
l rn nusical people Of "Tbs Hsymaken' Sss .
| gr.ud succsss. 10th 6nsaciaily and mus.
esiIy speakins.
A,uaas ths iosaI tsispt Of Mastin's
yerry vbieh psrtieuisSly dIstinguishsd 70
"Tbs Harnaksfsr - Yi0ss WEiisms.
Mary hckiD and }. G. 0ny.
Mis- ross wIIiisna Vie u mskinG quits
q rsputsiios for bsrsslf, ssd hns. 4. =.
shsie, VII hs the lsdy yoe.lst' On AosAAy
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22

MEMpsrs, TENN, April 81. - Notw!th'
standing threatening weather another
large crowd attended the 9th day spring
meeting Of the new Memphis Jockey Club.
The first -sce for two and three year olas,
five.eighs miles, Greers Unknown Favor!te
won, Monticello second, Olivette third
Time :O6 Paris Mutaa!s paid SIC. Sec
ond race for beaten horses, one mile,
Apollo, favorite, won two start heat,
Major Hughes second. Greenwood third.
Time ~
NEurHr>, TVSs., April :i.-Fifth race.
ss,pple chase, IL Siorence d.. IA.
v,rite, won; Twilight I'd. Tennessee Girl
3D. Time lis. Last threw races run in
ra:D
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HISCOyERED N A DREAH.
The supersatsyaI Ae~sey which l.eS
10 The FIndtng Of MF. Whitaker''s

The SuperpatsyaI Agesey which lIe1
10 the FIsding OF Mr. Whitaksr's
PlladApAin P,,..
The funeral Of Cecil, n. Whitaker, vno
Was drowned in Chesapeaks bay. took i>scs
"Wednesday afternoon from the esi'lsncs
Of bis father. George p. Whitaker. pro.
prietor Of Principe Furnace, near E,hton.
Md. Ii Was attended By large conoourss
of his relatives and friends, many Il WHOM
came from long distances 70 show their re-
gard for one who was loved and respected
by all who knew him. The renlAins of the
unfortunate man were int frsd st g.
MARKS Episcopal Chapel, nba f1 from
Perryyille, according 70 the ritual oi the
EoisoopaI church. The bodiiAs of JsHeriss
and one Of the colored IoSn have not
been found, though the North
East river Is still bfinx seasehs.i
II wa owing TO dream that the body Of
Mr.. whitaker was diSsosersd Captain
Poplar, OF Hsvre-de-Grsne, and NJ. Whita-
kef's brother and neptAv on the day b.
fore the body vas fryund brooght 70 The
surface Of the water. With grspplins irons,
several bags Of pho4lhste and other co.,
tentb Of the boat They. devoted the ~
tisaI that ioe.iity for e boaI. ssd not aedin,
Il concluded t'sst Mf. Whitaker hsd LIVED
TO get near TIA shors. rbst night Csptsif
Poplar drssrAed that forty rods beyoad ~
place where the begs u phosphate ssee dis
covered ke found the BODY. The next day
| the sarA party repalesd 70 the spos indies
ted ir the dream, and simrst immestisteI,
| Mr.. Thitaker's body wss found bg Cepi
| Poplsr. ard vss brought to the suffsc
] eiib the iroas bo,dipg 70 the indeutici
[ %. lion ., l,Ie body ss !orshadgwea IN -
d.eem.
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Tho president Retfer

WASIuHG1oS, April 2l-Midnight.-The
Presidents Private Secretary tonight tele-
graphed to the Secretary of State as fol.
lows: The President was much .indis-
posed yesterday, but is now quite well. We
leave this afternoon and will reach Wash
iugton tomorrow night"
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Whisky Exportinx Com pnny.

CINCINNATI, April 2l.-An American eH-
port and warehouse company has just been
formed here for the purpose OF exporting
whisky in bond and warehouses abroad.
The principal office is in Louisville. The
officers are c. II. Kellogg, Cincinnati, pres
ident: W. II. Thomas, Louisville, vice
president: c. l.. Mills, Cincinnati, secre-
sary: J. q. SchnidtotI, Cincinnati, treas.
urer; P. o. Boyd, New York, manager.
Their first vessel leaves Newport News,
Virginia. May ith. Nearly all the leading
distillers and shippers OF the Wes; are
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A BEAUTIFUL GIRLS SUICIDE.
Takfns Strychnine After Going TO Bed
The Cause Mystery.

WARREsreN, GA, April 21.-The death OF
Mrs Josie Hill, the beautiful 16-year old
daughter OF J. d. Hill at Smiths Station,
Ala, while on 8 visit to the family Of her
uncle, in Warren county, Ga, proved to be
O ease of suicide from strychnine. Miss
Hill had been with them four months, and
was the centre of a gay circle OF friends
comprising the leading people of the sur.
rounding country. On Sunday night, WITH
her cousin, Miss Alice Hill, she retired at
an early hour, carrying with her
A TumbIer of Water,
along with which she had prepared some
pills, and placed them on table beside
her bed. She placed the pills in her mouth
one by one and rubbing her hand down her
throat, said they were gone. Then she
er, my God, to thee" Miss Alice sang the
first verse for her, and Miss Josie finished
Ii alone. Next she requested Miss Alice
to sing "Just as am, without one plea, oh!
Lamb of God, | come, come" She was
heard to sir q that. When she put out the
light she appeared TO drink what was In
the tumbler. Miss Alice dropped oil to
sleep awhile. and was
N Awakened by Calls
from Miss Josie, saying, DO cousin. get
up and give me some oil and turpentine.
an in so much pain and agony. Make
he-aeaaAs
She commenced to have spasms, and by
the time her uncle and aunt and Miss Alice
could assist her she was having spasm after
spasm. oh" she exclaimed, do, aunt,
help me-" "0h, God save. Oh, Jesus, save
me. Oh, dear mother and father, come to
your child's relief" Then she died. Mrs.
Hill, the girls aunt, says: Not long since
she asked curious questions about strych,,
nine that was in the clock. She asked
could it kill folks and how much would it
take to Kill a person. This morning two
little powders were found, one in the fire
place and the other in her trunk. There
was but little left IN the paper in the fire
place, but it
Proved 10 be Strychnine.
She had repeatedly told Miss Alice taat if
it was not Tor fear Of being lost she would
COMMIT suicide.
She would not preserve any OF her lesters
received from home, but would read them
over twice, and thea tear them up. she
had lust received lester from her mother
and young gentleman of Florida. The
letters were 2ead by relatives. There was
nothing in them bearing upon the subject.
She wrote To her mocher and also TO
yolEng l,dy in Alabama, and was solicitouS
about tne letters being mailed in time.
Her reas0ns iOT suicide are shrOuded in
profound mystery She was beautiful, OF
amiable disposition, digrIfed, intelligent,
and greatly admired.
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The C..,sx wheat Crop.

~ PAIL, April from various relta'
bic sources approximate estimates have
be- made 90 TO the probable wheat aver.
age in Minnesota and Dakota this year %
compared with i-sy In the former state
Io.sin ,h, average 10 noted by the isSd bs.
ing given up 10 aairying. but the neS land
broIsn nearly oil sets this. While the total
average for Minnesota In lSs2 was 1872.
0cp bushels this y"M Tho estimate VIII bs
fully 2,JrDc99 bushels In Dakota last
wear the average va. -. go bushels, which
Ihis year will he increased to l,tD.D0
husrsis. md Il Is estimated thai this will
swell the total crop fully 2iUJ.OO bush
als n, compared with tho i1,pc"O bushels
6II
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The Conspiracy Trials.

Cork, April 2l.-rhe hearing III the cases
of Carmady, Morgan, Oherlehy and Feath-
erstone. arrested here some days ago on
the charge OF being engaged in the dyna-
mite conspiracy, was resumed this morning
Ii was proved that the two documents
found on Deasy, one Of the men arrested at
Liverpool for bringing explosives and iu-
ferHsi machines into England, ordering
acids in the name Of 0herlehy at Glasgow,
were in the writing OF Festherstone. 1t
was also disclosed that the name Feather
stone" il an alias
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.Jouree" Looking After III, Intsre.ts

WAsu1xGroy, April 2l.-Iohn e. Thomp-
son arrived in town this morning 70 look
after his chances for his appointment as
Sergean at Arms OF the rext House. His
presence here soon after Randall gives
grounds for the rumor that Randall and
Thompson are scanning the field with
view TO more energetic efforts m ths1r own
behalf if.they find tnst Cox has gained on
them.
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.m.,,,, S,,,,,,.s .. lIL.ssa.

OrAELDJTr, y. C., April 2l.-T~slvs col
or,d prrsors who went out with the IA.
btriRn ouIoay two years ago, returned here
yaasEdsy. Tksy came by the charity u
whiie friends and are poor, sick and brs-
ker and have swollen feet and limbs.
cHu,sd by . dis~s.r peculiar 10 the ooua.
try. They report thsir companions -
either dssd, suffering or dying, and say
that their whole parry wosld have returs
ed ny the ship which took them out had
ID 4 been p1ssibr
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Pound and Buried.

MILWAUKEE, April el.-Miss Maggie Hen
neck, who disappeared October 24th last
and was found in the river yesterday, was
buried to-day from her parents residence.
There were no services at the house, but 81
the grave remarks were made by Professor
Issdore Keller, OF the German English
Academy, where the little girl had attend.
Floral tributes were profuse and elaborate.
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A Rad GnnE

IT LouiS. April 2l.-Foir brothers
nor,stt BARLOW, and two othe ~ named calls
and Winfield, despersdoes living in the
vicinity OF Eermauville. rs, AID terrors 10
the com munity, went 10 the store Of John
Norrile, post master q, Normanyille, night
before last and demanded liquo@. Being
refused they wreck sd the store, robbed the
safe, and fred seveTF shots from revolveD,
one OF which mor,aiiy wounded shs post.
masters wife. They then fled. Sheriff
Blair .ith a posse are IN rnrsnit.
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Crsxs., byaLoye Affair.

CANTON, O., April 2l.-Phillip Stsrkey,
a cood looking young farmer from Paris
township, aged -. adjudged insane by
Probate Judge Meyer yesterday aud will
be taken to the northern Ohio insane asy'
lum. at Newburg. His case is sad one
Starkey was deeply in love with q young
lady who Tilted him. The affair preyed 80
upon his mind that it finally overthrew
his reason. He now goes about in quiet,
inoffensive manner, with pensive. melsn.
cbnlv look upop his fase,
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An~.IAE,, hpnI 3.-It IL alleged
th,I uis ho, IL iyasmits sent from Sss
ait \ J by Adams Express. turned
ov.r at "a CO." TO the American Express
|'tg ~ dr.iv"N 4 10 Milwaukee Cement 70.
was OPENED tpvIay and found ~ contain
is>- for h'' sting purposes. The inmSf
Who told ns~ eI PRESS driver 10 hsndla the
hI carefully - IL might contain dyns'
L. lk
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WHEETING W. Va. SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL %. 1888

and scagi> And when the morning comes
the sun win shine as brightly rs ever, the
morgue will receive q few more bodies; the
papers will cA ronicle few more burglaries
and murders; few more hopes will be
blasted; a few more hearts will have
broken, and Time and Eternity will clasp
hands across few more new made graves.
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a RfG River.

MGxrsB, April 21.-The Appeal . Helena,
Ark, SPEC 81 says: The river is about on
q stsnd To day, the gauge marking frac
ton less than FIVE feet Of the maximum.
A further rise is expected Monday. at uhieh
time the oGihox Of ST. Francis basin will
reach this place. Tue back water On both
side, is ,u!. rising.
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s..h.iiI. rusIi.ser RssseA.

0kS1oS, O, April 2i.-The bedroom OF
y. y. Kline. publisher Of the Artisan,
Nashville. Tenn. at the American house,
ibis city, was entered By sneak thief last
sight and $40 in money and Q hundred
dollar ssld watch and valuable diamond
scarf pin were stolen. Entrance was
gained By turning the key in the lock
with nPpers, There Is no clue to the
thief
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Capital Aotes.

WAsH.serpS, April 2l-The standard
dollars isssed the past week were 100, i9a,
for the corresponding period last year
lS2 $50.
Hon. J. r. Partridge, L. S. Minister to
Peru. reported in person to the secretary
Of S<s,e, 70 day, remained half an hour Aao
dens-ted for Baltimore.
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H. ofL RapkIu 20 be Arrested

East LlyEKrooL, April 2l-The recent
fistiC encounter between 4. c. Rankin.
head center OF the Knights OF Labor, whose
headquarters is Pittsburgh, and John Wick,
Jr., in the Thompson House, growing out
OF the MCKinley.W Wallace contest, has re-
suited in an Information being made
against Rankin for assault and battery. A
warrant has been issued for his arrest and
is now in the hands of the chief of police
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22
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ASHLAND. Pa, April sl.-The Potts Cal
liery Company is about to make deter
mined effort 70 eNlinguiSh the tires which
started several years ago and are yet eI'
tending in the workings.