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Texns Caiiie.Fever i'm Kansas.

By Geographic the Dlspatch.I
D0DGE CITY, KANSAS, August The
Texas fever has broken out here among
the native cattle, and they are dying oil in
great numbers. One man In, been arrested
Tor driving in cattle affected with the fever,
and will be tried at once.
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WHEAT.-White. l,169 bushels common to
very good II Sl.u5 u Sl.l7. Red, OIL bushels
common 10 prime Longberry at sl.lO To fl.ls;
3,3lu bushels mixed ~ SLIP to sl.l5; 4.e32
bushels common To prime Shortberry at 9Oc. "a
Sil3.
CORN.-Whi,e, l ,O7s bushels good to prime at
81 To O3c.
OATs-534 bushels fair to very good winter at
80 TO 3Sc.
2YE.-9O bushels fair 70 very good ut 60 10 Csc
MLAL.-JO bushels NJ Doc.
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.n,r,s,,.,merican Arrested.

LIVERPOOL. August I.-James McDer-
mott was arrested yesterday on ms arrival
from America, and was reminded to JAIL
ON the charge OF being engaged in the con-
spiracy to murder public officials. McDer-
mott was arrested on board the steamer
Citv OF Montreal. on which he had come
from America. The warrant Tor his arrest
was issued in Cork, where he had been
seen in company with Oherlihy. Some
correspondence with O'Donoyan Rosa and
hmes stephens was found on the prisoner,
who said ne was m American citizen and
would call upon the American Govern
ment to protect him.
The Recent spanish Outbreak.
LoNpoN, August THE TimeS's corre-
spondent at Madrid says the rising OF MILL
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OTHER WESTERN ROADS.

Colonel Hill, general manager OF the
Nandalil road, says that only two members
OF the Brotherhood have been found on
that line, and they have been required to
resign. Superintendent Rogers, general
manager OF the st. Louis and San Fran
cisco road, has no apprehension Of trouble,
a. be has about forty good operators filing
other positions on his line who can be
called into service IN case a strike occurs.
II j. not known, OF course, what the result
will be on the Iron Mountain road to-day,
but it is not believed that men enough will
20 out to seriously impair the service. 1t
was reported here last night that eleven
operators on the Chicago and Alton road
had gone out.
TWENTY OF THE BROTHERHOOD GO TO WORK.
Superintendent Baker, OF the Western
Union, says several good operators had
been restored to duty at Kansas City on
renouncing the Brotherhood and that so
far about twenty had been taken back in
his district. II is very difficult to get any
definite information from the strikers here.
but Secretary Shaw stated Yesterday that
the chief object i'm calling ont the railroad
operators /, 10 weaken the working force
a. much rs possible and compel the rail-
roads to call back their men now in West
ein Union offices. and thus still further
cripple the latter company. Mr.. Shaw also
states that the operators on the Manhattan
elevated railroad. in New York city, were
called out yesterday.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
.rhe rnrIis,, Nntionnl.Debt Ell.

By clblc 70 tIc Dl5paItU'T
L0NDON, August I'm the House OF
Commons tonight the natlona-debt bll
passed It's second reading by vote OF l49
10 %. The bill proposes to replace the
terminabe annuitie, expiring in 1889.
The effect will De in twenty years to cancel
r,72. O00. 600 Of the national debt. Among
fhe opponents OF the bill are the Irish mem
hers. some Of the Conservatives urge that
the gain by expiration OF the annuitles be
onnlied 10 the reduction OF taxation. The
supporters Of the measure urge, among
other things. that America and the Colo
ME, will hereafter become formidable rivals
for commercial supremacy, and that II Is
desirable 70 reduce the debt while the ope-
ration may be easy.
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General Local Option In Georgia.

lBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch
ATLANTA. August To-day the Legis-
laturc passed q general locaLop,ion law Tor
the State.
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II = nv = u = ~
xrv YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK, August 7. -Cotton-Net receipts, -
bales: gross. 500 bales tuiurcs closed easy
sales II lOuO bales: August. sl0.lf@ SOLO I.
Srp,cmber siOl49elO.l5; nctoner, slo.Ol@
stOu2: November. >9.g0Nr9.y1; pecemher,
5000 81. 9s; January. slo.Otl slc.o9 tsbr1-
ary si0l5Ms i0.l6; March. slo26GSlu.Zb I.
April. slo .3TmSl0 80 May. slO.fsWsIO.oO.
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Flour.

Flour We quote: tine, s3@t3.50: superdne,
f3.25Ws3.75. extra, Sf.JOmtf.9O; common
family, s5Ga5.25: Patent family, tGGf7.
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THE TELEGRAPH TROUBL Us.
SIGNAL FOR A STRIKE OF RAIL.
ROAD OPERATORS.
The Brotherhood's Order Not Generally Re.
spondcd to-keporis from the Various
Roads North and west-Henyy
Reward Offered for
Wire-Cutters.
ny telegraph to the Dispatch

ST. LOUIS, Mo, August THE Assist
ant superintendent Of the Wabash tele
graph lines reported last night that only
forty operators on that road left their keys
Yesterday under orders Of the Brotherhood
to strike. These men were at Decatur, ILL.,
No other point on the road was affected.
and 1t is not believed that there Will be any
trouble. Colonel Andrews, general SUI
perintcndent OF the Wabash road, says
there are only four stations on the whole
road where any trouble can be caused by
striking operators. These are between St.
Louis and Decatur, and measures have
been taken to strengthen them at once.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. August 7.-flour firm and un-
changed. Whcat-SOuthcm active and firm;
western higher aud inactive except spot ssuih-
ern red. slI3nsllj: amber. ell6@sl.ls;
NJ. | Mayllnd, SLlS.H sLl9; No. western
winter rcd. spot. sl.l5a. tOrn-S0uthem scarce
and firm western shaCe better aud dull south
ern white. 62MG2hc.; yellow. 63m04c. oats
steady: southern, 3~n 49,; western white, 4leD
43c.: mixed. BgH4lc.; Pennsylvania. fOmf3c.
Provision dun and heavy. coffee hrmcr: no
clrgoc, ordinary To fair, -lm94c sugar steady;
3. & soft. SIZE. Whisky quiet at tl.lGhMsl.l7.
FrClghts unchanged.
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PERSON

NO POWELL BLANKENSHIP Take
1 notice that the Brighthope Railway tomI any,
A cOrporlfion existing under the laws 81 Nlrglnia'
will ON the lOTH DAY or SEPTEMBER. 1883:
that being the first day Of the september term or
the County Court OF Chesterfield county move me
,Iuiye of Tie said County Court Of Chesterfield 20
apD0iut five d.iuterosted frceh0ldcrs 10 ascertain
what viii be q Just compensation for such part 0f
I'M ~ the nroDo.cd extension Of the BrghthOpc
rIilwav i'm a westerly direction 20 the line of the
Richmond and Danyillc railroad, Is Is proposed
1piGIITU0PF RAILWAY COMPANY.
DENJA,iIS II. NASH. Counsel Tor company.
au l-M4w
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRB. August 7.-Cott0n weak; sales. 397
bales: uplauds. 10 g.: Orleans, lOi-c.; CONSOLE
dated mel receipts. = 2SJ bales: cNpnrts-tO Great
Brttaln. y.s7s bales: 20 the continent. LIPS
bales. southern h0ur unchanged. Nheat-Cash
&C. higher. closing very strong al best figures OF
msl 90: ungr;Idcd white, slc.msl .22i4: No. z
red. SLID: August. Sl.l4NdSl15.. Corn
Cash ialf ic. higher, closing very firm; uncraded,
53HG3c.: No. .. G2tN62Ec.; August. 63hD
6tiAc. Olts-Cash "A shade better aud fairly ac-
live: No. ., 3SN39c. Coiiee-Spot unchhpged;
No. Rio, August, $3.50. sugar unchanged.
Molasses unchanged RICE steady and IN fair III,
incli tngcd. Pork very quiet aud held firm mess,
-pot SlJ.37sHs Middles hrm. long clear,
SIC Lard ltHl6 points higher. closing frm (:
trade only moderate: prime steam. spot $1,000
$50: August. ss.J4'd $3.50. Freghts lower.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE. August 7.-Fiour nrm; extra
family. S3ms3.5O. Wheat quiet: 40. red Win
tcr ii o. corn dun: 80. = white. 52c.; No.
mixed. JOlm5lc. oats unchanged. Provisions
gu.et. New mc,s pork. SO. bniA 'meit,-shoui-
- 81 Or: clear fib. - 81. Bacon shoulders,
$50. clear rio. sS.25: clear. 80. sugar-cuTed
hams I3,l,l4c. Larc-ChOice Kettle, l2c-
Wbi.kcy unchanged
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MARINE INTELL,GENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST 7. 1883.

Schooner Cumberland, Weber. kenncbec, ice.
j. 4. Smith lee Company.
schooner G. {. Lane, Mtrihugh, Kcnnebec, ice.
Richmond Ice Company.
schooner Yankee Doodle. Rose. New YORK ria
Norfolk. stone. John Il. Williams K Go.
schooner Wake, Budd, Ph.laGcl Jhia, coal, j. Z.
Cottrcl.
schooner +. b. Everman, Brewer, Philadelphia,
coal. :. n. llaWos.
Schooner Daniel Pcrson, sumner, Philadelphia,
coal, :. II. lawCs.
SAILED.
steamer Wyauote Hulphers. New York. mer-
chan tlsc and passenger, g.. ". Allen & CO.
steamer Ashland. Tunnel. Philadelphia. mcr-
chWdi,e and passengers. j. ". Mctnrrich, agent.
.painrt Ariel, uIuOrt, Norfolk, UnlteG states
mail. merchandise and passengers, L.. IL. Tatuu
sureri"tfndcnf
schooner Nary y. Ireland, clifford, Portland,
coal. Chesapeake and ohio Hallway Company
vessel, Curtis Il Parker.
schooner Oceans, Young Newark, camel ccal,
G.. Storrs; vessel, Curric * Co.
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MILWAUKEE.

MmwArKEE, August 7.-flour-spr'ng grades.
- 500 -. Wheat duh No. spring, sl4sl.Ous
c1sa and August. Corn higher. NJ. ?. 03Sc. BID.
Oats scarce aud nrin; No. 2. Is assoc, white.
3GEc Provisions easter. Mcs pork. el2.-If
cssh and september. lard-fume sieain' SO.
choice. packing, $4,000 $3.50.
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FINANCIAL
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

TUESDAY. August 2. 1883.
sALxs-FRsr BoARD.-l0 shares Atar'o'ahd
Charlotte Railroad stock at 60f. so do. at 6S4.'
SECOND BoARD.-i0 shares Charlotte, Columbus
and Augusta Railroad stock a. 20, 10 do. mt 2sf;'
10 shares Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad stock 40
On
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CINCINNATI

CGNCINNATI. August 7.-Fionr firm and not
guntabIy higher. MhCt-Demmd for aud prices
iighcr: No. red winter. spot. l.o6G -lO7.
Juc. Oats IN good demand "a 2sNBoc. Pork duh
and unchanged. Lard hrmer. Buik-rnea,s nlmer
bat not quOtably higher. WHISKY steady at fl.l5.
and light. si.25Gs3.75; packing and butchers,
~ 0O.q S5.JO.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. August 7.-Fl0uf unchanged. Wheat
P>gular in improved demand; opened easier and
closed stronger; Al OOA ,ugust No. Chicago
speing, flO0i; No. red winter. sl.V7. Corn
Oat. m good demand aud iirmer: Ze'Gn29c. cash.
07lG2Tpe August POrk hrmer, with light
trading; <I2.73a sl2.si3 cash, slZ7omsl2.sO
Rngust Lard steady and IN far demand; $3.50
IN ss37L cash and august. Bulk-meats easier;
,bouldcrs aud short rib, S7lJ; short clear,
$3.50 Mhlstey unt hanged.
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Z E \ I T Y 5 o A P

To keep The pores open. the oil-glands and tubes
active, aud thus furnish an outlet for impurities
in the pcrspiration and blood which cause humii-
iatiug bloIchcs, blickhcads, and minor skin blom-
ishos. especially Of infants; to cleanse, whtn,
and heauiify the skin, remove tan, freckles, I'M
burn, and oily matter; 10 keep the hands soft,
white, and free from chaps and roughneSs, prevent
contagious skim and scalp-diseases and 10 pro-
vide an exquisite skin-beautiicr and toilet, bath,
and nursery sana,iyc, redolent with delicious
flower odors and CUTICURA healing balsams use
the CUTICURA SOAP. Endorsed by physicians
and chemists as absolutely pure and highly medi-
cinaI sales lSSl and 1882, 100000 cakes.
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BROWNS IRON BITTER:

DHEUMATISM, SORD T. II T. ID
III BLOOD. general debility. and many chronic
diseases pronounced incuraDlc. are often relieved
by
HUNTSVILLE. ALA.-Dr. !. &. Spotswood saws
Il highly recommend browns Iron Btters for
dyspepsia. rheumatism, and general debility"
Fairfield. ~. Abr. j. l.. Myers SAYS
Brown Iron Blttcrs /, the host iron preparation
have ever known in my thirty years OF practice"
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M ERCUKY

has been more destructive TO human health and
life than war. pestllcnce, and famine combined.
80 said distinguished writer many years ago, and
il Is a true to-day then. The poor victim of
Blood-Di,ease Is drugged with Mercury to cure
the malady, ana then doscd with lodidos To cure
him of the Mercurial Poisoning; but Instead of
any relief The first breaks down his general health
and makes him a cripple, and the other ruins his
digestive organs. To those afflicted In this way
Swifts Specific Is the greatest boon on earth and
/, worth more than ts wcightn gold. II antldotes
thl, Mcrcura Poison. tones up the SYSTEM and
brings the sufferer back To health and happiness.
Every person who has ever been saiyated should by
all means take thorough course Of this remedy.
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Send for "Iiow 10 Cure skln-DIscas

SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE FOR
- the immediate relief and permanent cure OF
Every fnria Of Catsrh, from u simple ilead,soId
OF Influenza TO the Loss OF nell. Taste, and Hear
ing, Cough, Dronclitis and Ineiplent tonsnmp-
ton, COMPLETE TREATMENT, with IN
HALER,sl. sold by all druggists.
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ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. August l. Flour dull and lower
Wheat slow W. rcd iall' s!.Oo sl.u9 : cash'
sr;tyo: 47Ic. cash and August. Odis slow and
higher: 25 sM25ssc. cash, 25isc. August. Whisky
unchanged. Pork dull AT : 3.3ohsl3;oU. Bulk-
meats dul: snort RIB, $40; short clear, 100
ard nominal At re.
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One gentleman who had been confined 10 his bed
SIX week, with Mcrcura rheumatism has been
cured entirely, and speaks IN The highest praise OF
SSS CHUEs x BERRY,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
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COMMERCIAL.
RAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

dINkiIAE W Wv
RICHMOND. August 7. 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, I,jii bushels. Red, 1870
bushels.
CORN.-Whito. 1872 bushels.
OATS.-iS4 bushels.
RYE.-IOO bushels.
.frAI--5U bu.lpls.
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HAVING QUALIFIED As ADMIN
IL ISTRATOK o. IiiE ESTATE or Will
II1M IL BALDWIN. DECEASED, l hereby
no,ify ali parties having ac cunts against the sad
@,lafe ID present tncm % for settlement. Al
parties indebted 10 The estate are requested 70 inoAe
/ T.ymcut 10 me \. Il. CLARKE,
| Administrator.
p,,u,,o,-n L. Tufv DG 1881 an AT
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NOTlCE 10 OUR PArRONs.

RICHMOND. VA. August !. 1888.
Mr.. p. Shea has resigned The Agency for the sale
Of our Tobtccos in this city aud we have appoint
| al IN ms place llr. PHILIP IkAMA, who VIII
/ call upon Won. -,
ANY orders with which you may favor him WI
/ receive prompt attention.
Thanking You for your past patronage ana So
| liciuug a continuance Of the same, We remain
Yours very truly -
auI-iOt SALMON, HANCOCK & co.
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ono RENNARD

viii De paid 70 any chemist who will find, on an
alV-i, II o hotties :. :. =. one particle OF Mcr-
curry lolidc POTASSIUM, or any mineral substance
the SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
cd mo. au 7-lw
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SYMPATHY FOR TIE sTRIKERs.

The City Council last night passed reso-
buttons Of sympathy with the striking tele-
graphers. and holding That the strike should
be brought to IN end speedily on account
Of the damage to business resulting from
its continuance.
WHOLESALE wIRE-CCTTING-Sl,0O 900 REWARD.
New YORK. August THE following
was issued to-day:
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ORDERS FOR THE sTIISE WHICH DID NOT Al.
RIVE IN TINE.

CHICAGO. August 1T TRANSFERRED late
last night that the order for the strike Of
the operators on the Chicago and Alton
railroad had actually been given to take ci-
feet at noon yesterday. 4 copy Of the Off
cial order, signed by MAster-Worhman
Campbell. OF New York, and Master
Workman Morris, OF Chicago, as publish
ed. reciteS grievances 10 the effect that the
road discharged operator, who refused 10
send Western Union business, and sets
forth the demands which The Bro
therhood made ION the company and
its refusal to comply with them,
and concludes with instructions TO all
members OF the Brotherhood in it. employ
to quit work AT noon Monday, August
9Th. Copies Of the order were made in
New York, and sent by mail in sufficient
numbers TO be distributed one TO each Opc-
rator in the employ OF the company. The
copies sent TO Chicago for distribution TO
all operators on the road north OF Bloom
ingtOn, Ill.,, by some miSchance did not ar
rive IN time; hence the operators continued
at their desks. The Brotherhood men, how
ever, say that the orders are now being dis
tributed at the offices OF the company in this
city, and the messengers have been sent
down the line to Bloomington distributing
COPIES, and that the strike will begin to-day
They claim that the men on the southern
divisions Of the Alton and Wabash rail-
roads struck last night. They also claim
that Of the Wabash men seven out OF six
teen have quit work, but this statement Is
not confirmed.
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THE HERITAGE OF WOE, MISERY,

IiI III4NI 1 ANF u VI NVI@, -HIDH@ II >
Il shame. and agony, often boqueathed as sole
legacy TO children Nv parents, Is neglected scrof-
MA. To cleanse the blood Of this hereditary poi
son, aud thus remove the most prolific cause OF
human suffering, 20 clear the skin Of Disngurina
llumors, Itching Torturcs. Iiumil!atng Erup-
lions and Loathsome Sores caused by il; to purify
and beautify the skin, and res tore the Hair go tha'
no trace Of the disease remains, CUlICURA RE-
SOLVENT, the new Blood-Purifer. and CUTl-
CURA and CUTlCURA SOAP, the great skln'
Cures and lleautihers, are infalibie They arc the
only remedies that succeed when physicians and
all other means fail. sold by all druggists. Price
CUTlCURA, so cents; REsOLVENT, 81
SOAP, rs cents.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO..
Boston.
c.nd fnr =. How 10 Cnrn 81 .nIsonsns.,i &c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-18
A GIRL ROASTED
By the Old Method Of Pouring oil
on the Fire.
DastardIy Outrage Over the Riyer-cases of
Stealing - Bad Fall General
Crime and Casualty
Column.

Another terrible coal oil case occurred
yesterday morning, a: the home OF Theo.
dore Schneider, at the head Of North Front
street, Island. OF course it was servant
girl, and Of course the unfortunate poured
oil on the fire. At this writing, though
horribly roasted, che is still living, but
doubtless before this reaches the eye Of the
reader, death will have ended her suffer
ing. The accident occurred as follows:
Mary Brinkmyer is employed at Schrei'
ber's as q domestic. At half.past 5 yester-
day morning she stirred up the kitchen fire
and prepared to light the fire in the wash
house. A live coal was iaken from the
kitchen and placed in the stove, and WOO
and coal piled over it. Then the oil can
was brought and its contents poured on the
blazing mass. In an instant there was an
explosion, and the unfortunate girl was
covered with the fiery fluid. She ran
screaming into the kitchen and was soon
surrounded by the family, who were
awakened by her cries. Two blankets
were thrown about her, and though both
was extinguished, The poor girl
and vas frighttully burned. Her
arEns, limbs and abdomen were almost lit
orally cooked and only small fragment of
the yoke of her chemise remained on her
in the way Of clothes. DR.. Stifel was sum.
moned and applied remedies to ease the
pain. He thought she could not survive
the hurts. last evening she was removed
TO the hospital and placed in charge Of the
Sisters.
The frequent recurrence Of these fatal
burnings is horrible TO contemplate, but
their publication does not IN the least de-
ter other girls from repeating the expert.
ment. AS long as there remains q coal oil
can, fire to be made and girl in a hurry,
lust such fearful scenes will occur.
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DIED his CELL.
John sDy der Dies OF sufocaiion In the
Lookup.

About $3.50 o'clock, last night, Jack
Arthur, keeper of tie lookup, went into
the cell OF John Snyder, to give him some
water and was thundsrstruck to find him
dead and cold. Snyder got out OF the
workhouse, yesterday morning, where he
had been sent Tor raising disturbance on
the wharf, and bis first proceeding was to
get drunk. Officer Nolte found him on
Market street, about II o'clock, and locked
him up. Snyder wss subject to epileptic
attacks and about O'Clock he must have
had one, in the course OF which he fell
with his head jammed down on his bosom,
and died OF suifOcation.
AS soon as Arthur discovered him he no
tiff, Capt. Bennett, who summond Health
Officer Edwards and Coroner Schultz. Dr.
edwards examined the body and pro.
nounced the cause OF death as given above.
Coroner Schultz did not deem an inquest
recessary. The body was permitted to re.
n ain in the cell until morning when it
Will be buried. In the next cell was a girl
ar ested for indeCency, who kept up a con.
til ual wild singing, which sounded
straI gely enough
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-18

THE volcano has burst aud the
earthquake bOOmS In Wheeling
as well as in Java. Why? you
ask. Because KLINE BROTH
ERS, the reliable elOthiers, 81
Twelfth street, have commenced
to cut on priC es, and when that
Is done the whole clothing trade
of Wheeling say: chow do they
sell goods SO cheap" We shan
O fer for this week
Nen's Good business Suits at So 25
Mems Good Cashmere suits at so
Men's all Wool Cashmere Suits at : 30
Mems all Wool Cashmere Pants at 25
Roy = StrOnE suits NJ 81 90, 81 A 81 80
We also offer 100 Mems all
Wool Cashmere Vests at SI.OO,
worth double the money.
One hundred dollars reward
In any case where we fail to do
as advertised.
KLINE BROTHERS,
Reliable ClOthiers,
81 Twelfth Stree.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-18
MYSTERIOUS OUTRAGE.
A Boy and His Negro Companion As.
saulted and Beaten.


There is something mysterious about an
assault committed, on Saturday evening,
upon young Sam PAUL, of Wellsburg, and
a colored companion. The robber theory
does not hold together we'll, as, having sat-
ished themselves by a search, thieves
would never have so beaten the boy.
Young PAUL. ard a negro servant named
Cooper, had started to walk from
Steubenville TO Brilliant. When
they reached MIngo they were set
upon by party of twelve or fifteen ruff
fans, who at once began assaulting both
The boy and his attendant. The boy was
struck several times in the face by one or
two of the ruilians. They then turned
their attention to the negro and one OF
them producing a revolver snapped II
three times in the face of the trembling and
almost paralyzed African who begged for
mercy, The boy took advantage of the
diversion and ran at the top of his speed
toward the Junction Iron Works,
where he took refuge from his pursuers.
There, however, he soon found he was not
>afe for they soon followed him and the
Waterman on duty was no match for the
mob. However they offered to do him no
further injuries, but contented themselves
with keeping him all night in the mill and
only leaving him when the day began to
dawn. In the meantime, the negro had
reached Wellsburg and given the alarm.
A party went to the relief Of the boy and
found him, more dead than alive, with his
hair actually whitened by the suffering he
Lad undergone.
Mr.. A. w. Psull, brother Of the boy,
thinks be and the negro were assaulted
under the impression they were some
other Pc sons. The assaiIants are IN.
known.