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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-27
EouIPPING THE LONE FISHERMAN" "
Kentucky spOrismrn Present Arthur
With Rod,

WAsHISCToN, October 90 There was Q
pleasant scene at the White House this
afternoon. The occasion was the presents
uion to President Arthur Of a beautiful
fishing rod by Mr.. w. q. Dodd, of Louis.
Vile, in behalf of several Kentucky gentle
men, who enjoy with the President keen
appreciation of The piscatorlai Snort. The
r'd WIS made by Mr IS. l. Eppersan, OF
Louisville. II is OF rose wood and lance
aCod tips and weighs but ten ounces,
rhourh Il will land 4 h.h weighing thirty
rouuds or more. On the butt end Of tue
I'D is a silTer plate with the name OF
chester 4. ArthTr" Inscribed. IL Issait
O he the most heulsD'rr and durable 'pact.
men Of tizhing rod ever msda. Tue res!
presented 10 IT," lres 'I-nt during his re-
- Mt visit TO Louisville fits the rod neatly.
The President expressed his delight with
he present: br eXiEined il carefully and
uottd some features sboIt u Iuat we're neT
o him. and expressed MS hearty hanks to
biz Kentucky friends for theiE kind remem-
UTaLCe. q
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NEWS OF THE MORNING.
nblers betting against Butler.

Gamblers betting against Butler.
ping at Baltimore and Cincinnati.
Nasting of the State Fair Association.
The Fpisoo pal Conference in philadelphia
Dsniel Dongherty's lecture last evening.
T,onbles of the Standard Oil Company.
Aman tries to cross the English Cnan-
mel.
TEN.
Ritz
The light among New York City Demo.
crsts
End Of the St, Louis freight handlers
strike.
Result of a stabbing afray at Point
Peasant.
Ths printers strike in New York City
successful.
A man who claims to have went over
Niseara Falls.
A i ,es~e that is killing of large mum.
bers OF sheep in Ohio.
4 youthful tramp leaps into blazing
Iurnsce in Kent, Ohio.
Death Of the fat woman, who married the
Youthful David Moses.
\ pleasant account Of the meeting Of the
State Press Association,
A rough shot dead at Greenfield, Ohio,
while resisting an officer.
\ Philadelphia banker goes to the wall
from UDluCsY spsculstions.
C-ies Of fraud on the counting Of the
vote on the Second Amendment.
A pathetic picture Of the blight that has
fallen upon the once happy family Of Car.
penter, the supposed murderer Of ZDrs
Burns. His wife insane and his mother
and daughter inconsolable.
Lister and fu Ter particulars OF the fatal
boiler explosion at Belpre, Ohio. Toe
names Of those who were killed and
wounded.
Thirty wells stop flowing and the bottom
IS knocked cut Of the New York State oil
boom.
A St. Louis mans descent from millions
to bcggary, caused by domestic trouble and
dsluk.
An infamous den in Philadelphia, wher
Young girls were lured to their ruin, bro
ken up by the police.
The sad downfall Of q beautiful and tai.
ented womsn once a reiguing belle in Bos'
t n, now Cial ourcast.
Postmaster G neral Gresham continues
the war on the lotteries. Their patrons no
TO be allowed 10 communicate with them
through the mails.
How the Chinese secure the traders
certificates which allow them to land n
this country, ana what Secretary Folger
has TO say in regard to it.
Annual report of Indian Commissioner,
Iri,c. He says the Indians are improving
n their condition, but points out serious
detects that should be remedied at once.
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HOW PlTIFUL!
From Wealth to the Lowest
Sums of Society.
The Fate of Once Beautiful Belle Who
Had Suitors Without Number-A
Youthful Tramps lump to
Fiery Death.

BosroY, October 26.-"Margaret Flynn,
aged twenty-three, married, residence Bos.
ton, olfense drunkenness and larceny, sen.
tenCe fifty days in all" Such were entries
in the Cambridge House Of Refuge to-day.
Thereon hangs remarkable tale. Five
years ago Margaret T@Ombly was belle OF
Cambridge. Her father was man OF
means and commanding influence, residing
in an elegant mansion near Harvard CoI-
lege. Margaret had
Offers of Men In High Standing,
but rejected all. She had fallen in love
with a young man Sho sported lot of
flash iewelry and talked silly nothing,
uamed Thomas Flynn. The upshot Was
Margaret, one summer evening, left the
paternal roof, bag and baggage, never tore.
turn. Not far from her fathers house she
was met by her l3Ver and the two were
quietly married. Margaret soon dLscov'
cred her husband was a gambler and
drunkard. In addition ie severely ILL
treated her. She finally left him, de-
ternined to lead a bettsr life. Her rs
solve failed.
ESuman VRItuIes
followed heG, taunting her with the past,
ana llDally lDuuCeu leT ~ ledu a 44LS VI
shame. Last Saturday night she was fc2nd
intoxicated in Cambridge, where she
claimed two Young men had left her. Her
arrest followed. Upon being taken to the
station it was found she was wanted al Old
Cambridge for the larceny of a.shawl. Her
present name by her husband is Margaret
Flynn. 1t appears she has q double whose
character is about on par with her own.
This double was also
Wanted by the officers
for some offence. When Margaret was put
into cell the prisoner ia an djoining cell
heard her name. and thinking she was her
double began q conversation With her, by
which the officers learned that the latter
prisoner, named Wheeler, alias Wilson,
was engaged to marry MarEaret's double.
The upshOt OF the affair was Margaret finally
agreed to marry Wheeler, upon being
released. Wheeler made the same promise
and agreed that if Margaret got longer
sentence than he he would come to see her
once month and write her regularly once
q week. Margaret got
Lon ger Sentence Than Wheeler.
Wheeler is fifty years of age and declares
en-. phatically he will marry Margaret if he
has 10 wait lifetime for her.
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ROSECRANS ON HIS EAR.
He Totally DisaVOWs the Interview
with Him RecenIly Published,


CINCINNATI, October 25.-The attention OF
General Rosecrans having been called to
the article published this morning con-
raining extracts from an interview with
him printed yesterday in the Washington
Republican in which he is severe upon the
conduct OF General Wood at the battle OF
Chickamauga, and in which he talks OF the
relations between himself and General
Garfield, he has sent to the Commercial
Gazette for publication tomorrow this card:
The statements in your issue OF to-day
under the caption Of Rebellion Reminis
inces' are so distorted, jumbled and Goa
trary TO what | have slways thought,
SHOWN and stated that nothing short OfalitS'
4vowal OF the whole will do justice to his
tory.
Signed W. 5. ROSE RAMS.
General Rosecrans, in conversation, ex
pressed regret at the publication, especially
A. the time If the reunion, where he and
General Wood are in attendance.
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WAR TO THE KNIFE.



rTTTsBUE"H, October 2j-There were NJ
important developments TO day in the rail
road war at Rockpoint, Pa. between the
Pittsburgh, Young.toTn aud Chicago rail
,osd and the Pennsylvania Company.
Nothing has been done by either since
Monday. The Pennsylvania Company,
Nho are the aggressive party. have not
made an attempt N lay any more track
The men sit around having good time, bat
doing little. This afternoon number
81 tents were Forwarded tO the Pittsbursh,
youngstown and Chicago forces who have
MADE arrangements for prolonged siege.
CLiri Engineer Randolph says the dyaa.
mite among the supplies IS not to be u'ef
for defense bat 10 he utilized 10 bliss, rOck
tor the track superintendent S,srr ot the
PeDDsylvsnis Company, states that II they
tsd wanted 20 meet force With force, they
could have hsd one thousand rackmen
there in a few bours and could have layej
the track In one day.
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THE WIND UP OF WESTERN STRIKES.
Participants Arrested - Missouri $50
IiIiSots.

sr. Loun, October 2G.-Pifty operator. Of
the coal mines In st. Clair county. III,
have been Indicted for violating the Iss 70.
qniriDg that scales for weighing coal be
placed at each mine. Between sixty and
seventy men who we're lately engsg.d 10
the slrIke 81 the railroad yards. at Est 81.
Louie, we're also indicted and hft-sn OF
ib' ~ arrested. come Of whom gave bail 10
500. while others are now iB Jail. Tas
tuIke is now formally ended, and budn.',
Oh oil the rOsds oenieriDg Oh either side of
Tie river IL In full op.rstiDn.
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LOOKING FOR "PHAT TAKES"
New York Printers Successful In "a
General Strike,

General Strike.
New YORK, October Cat noon yester-
day 500 compositors employed in the job.
printing and weekly newspaper offices
went out on a strike in obedience to the
orders OF Typographical Union, No. G. The
strike was for a uniform scale OF prices
forty cents thousand ems on weekly
newspapers, aud from thirty.seven to forty
cents on hook and job work, with SIS as
tie lowest weekly wages. The offices were
notified two weeks ago of the determine
lion of the Union, and By six O'Clock 1900
men had gone back 10 their cases, leaving
25O men to be heard from and 250 men out
in consequence OF the refusal OF their
fticts to sccede to the demands. At ten
O'Clock fifty two offices had agreed to pay
the advance and employ none but Union
men. Among the largest OF the offices
were G. P. Putnam's Sons, Bradstreet's,
tie Evening Post book-room, the Metro
politan Joboffice in Nesey street, Frank
Lsslie's, the Irish World, the Irish. Ameri.
car. BuliinEer's Gnide, the Rural NeE-
YORKER, Smith e. McDOugall on Beekman
street, and the Sunday Dispatch.
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TyE testimony Gf u,ary Who long safer
cd from III h+sIIh. caused OF an iupure
srs,e Of the biOo5. goes 20 prove thst 'he
best rsmfdy for making the bio'd r1c7, rec
and Csre, fo: tfsuuiyinR tn. con p'"Kton
for rv-irg sort., pin pier sud other skin
fi,s,s.s Tor removing srhes, pans. sff
iciri. rheums'i.m. etc Tor Increasing IN.
aver cf ruGurErSE. fcr giving hss'th aud
s,r,ugih io,yers seek portion of thS body
!, Dr.. Guyfo'-'s Y~!loG Iiack aid S'rso'
ri.is lie .lr q p'sssss the n'e' IN 'VeFy
iLsarcc. 50 0 Der Ft Leiy efusls It
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ATRAMP'S LAST JUMP.
Al Kent, Ohio, n Young Man Leaps Into
Blazing Furnace.

CLEVELAND, o., October 2G.-At Kent,
Portage county, yesterday occurred one of
the most horrible suicides on record.
Samuel Beihl, young tramp, aged twenty
two, came TO Kent from jamestown, Pi.,
about a week ago. He worked several days
at the glass works of Day. Williams Il Co,
bat Was discharged. Yesterday he was
standing shout the works where the men
were engaged in filling the retOrts. He was
>moKipgR n pipe as he watched the opera
',In. After placing the retort in the fur
race, which was necessarily heated 10 q
Great Degree of Intensity
in order to melt the sand, soda ash and
other substances used in the composition
Of window glass, one OF the workmen tod
him to stand aside as he wished to get AZ
the furnace.
$50 DO l." he replied; and throwing his
pipe on the ground he plunged he4ilOnk
through the ring whence the melted glass
is taken and passing over the lot Landed
on the intensely hot coal that surround it.
Sd suddtn and expected were the move.
ments that no effort could be made to re
train him. The heat WAS so great that
death must have been instan taneOus.
single breath driINn in that fiery furnace
would shrlvel the lungs. There was but
few fragments left Of the body.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-27
"FRAUD, FRAUD" THEY CRY.
ProhibitiOniSts Say the Second Amend
ment Vote was Counted Unfairly.

CoLuMBUs. October 26.-The vote on the
prohibition amendment in this city has be-
come topic of conversation to such an ex-
tent that A. A. Stewart is going to charge
fraud in the returns from this city, and
o her cities. Pl ecinct B OF the Fourth ward
IS one place where fraud was committed in
hat the second amendment received loo
votes, and on the face of the returns there
was no return OF any votes cast FOR 1t. one
nf The iudges admitted to Mr.. Stewart this
evening that about 80 votes were cast in
favor of the amendment, but that "the
Id thing was nothing more nor less
rbsn a scheme of fanatics" II is said that
the Prohibitiouists intend to have recount
II every ballot in this county, and that the
-Cheme will be carried out throughout the
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Changes in Nmce Expected.

LONDoN, October 26.-The Law Journal
understands that when Parliament meets
Mr.. Gladstone will propose Sir Henry
James, Attorney General, Oe made Speaker
of Commons in place of Mr.. Brand, VINO
resigns; that Solicitor General Herschel
succeeds Mr.. James, and Horace Dayey, NJ.
P. for Christ Church, or Charles Russell, n.
p succeed Mr. HerSchell.
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STANDARD OIL CoMPANYs TROUBLES.
Ts.S,nntoV R"bsri- Brfove the Investi.
gntinu com mmtttee.

HkPuIsHURg, Ps., October Pix Ssna.
tor Roberts, Of Ti,u'vlle. was examined
betore the Standard Oh Investigating Com.
mittse this morning, and detailed . con-
yerssiion hg hsd With L.. q. Patterson, ~
TO The State losing its suit, and suggesting
that Patterson sesk 10 mske friends with
the sishdstd Oh. Company That Paftsrsoa
subsequently d-poiited t7,10) With Mr..
ArcbibGlA, the bsbksr, after Patterson had
h..n tp,,,',.,;, -; II by The Standard Conpsny.
a. be snpposed. lie ~. no further CON
yeIkation with him.
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II YOU rre troubled with sorss, aches,
rsips and general weakness Of to- vir.5Is
bodily functioas. doa't he deceived by the
various advertisements Of b'Itsrs, E.in-y
medicines, etc, whose certfe,te OF pre-
tended cures are o!ren psi! for PH' yOlr
tru.t in that simple remedy called yellow
Dock and SarSsparilIs. Il will c3re g"u
nv purifying the blood snT streng, hening
the weak portions o! your body. You Vlli
also frd it very refreshing 10 the bran
and nervous system. The prop -ie'OrS -.
cEjve hurdrpds OF letters besgoT;ng upon
il the highest praise.
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STILL IN sSieMa CONFERENCE.
Gb< Rvs,bs.s Trspsreisd by the Psst-
..,snt p,.r.usl Ios Seaat0o

Gh< Evssbsss TransseisA by the Psst-
ssisst Ipi.e"psI CssSesssss.
TpfLsDELFBIs. Ocioier 2j--Ths twenty
drst dsy's nssiHn OF the General Cpnvsn-
ion Ct the Pro;sstznt Epi,oopiI Church
soOk plae. 10 dsy. House u Depu.is'-A
a.nmii;.e sss sppotntrd " attend the
'rGvincisi S. DD1 OF CsBaia. T3s re,olu.
,ion 10 regard 10 :bosS + shOps vno have
oesign.d by resson of sdvsnced are and
bodily ipbfmiiy resulting tb-fsffon shall
retain their tesS in tie House oi u 60ps
Nth ell The rigEis and prsoetents hereto
nhich they >ouid oihefxiss hsys b,sn
.niitl.d 20. ~ss referred 90 the mkt Cen
,yal Convention, by q vote OF II 10 Gj
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Tue Ladies uf IGkeVillc :.
Are especially invited
10 the resldeLCe
OF Mr.. George Harrison,
Thursday, pCiODer -,
Az U'ciprK T. ". :
4 full Attendance + requested:

What this meant nobody seemed 20 know
until lust before the meeting took place
Then il was discovered that council oi
war, in which the wife Of Superintendent
Rudd, Of the steamboat COmpany-w hich
refused to reut its steamer aud grove 10 the
Catholic pastor last month on the occasion
Of the opening and
Dedication Of the new Convent
attached to the Church-and Mrs Harrison,
one OF the best known and influential
ladies in the village were found to be the
prime movers They have determined TO
form AN association the members Of which
are 10 bind themselves 10 eschew Catholic
servant.help and to subscribe towards a
fund which il is proposed shall be used in
importing young cOored women from the
South To replace the present Irish Catholic
seTvant.giTls.
The transactions at the meeting have
been keUt profound secret, but IL j.
understood that those who did the talking
favored the formation OF an
AntI-Catbol G Help Association,
but il was considered advisable TO hold
another meeting secure a larger attend
.uCe be fore settling on the manner % con
stitution to be adopted. The servant g.rI'
feet TO believe that the association vii
nor accomplish its obi Ct
Rev Henry J. Lynch docs not think 10
very Formidable move on the part Ot the
opp, sd PrOi' s,ants.
Father Lynch oDened fair this evening
n the basement Of the church, and 10 uti''
zo the passing religious enthusiasm ha ha'
ntToduced
A Number of Voting Contests.
notably one e.Tctn the different Pro'es
ant Enhisters and his curAte, Father Fox
T,e ssys he IL con ntdent Of the patronage Of
rbe PiOlrstsnIs OF the town AMI expects &c
make 81. COO before the fair closes.
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MORE PosToFFIcE FIGURES.
Income Prom the Postal order System
During the Year.

WAsHIEGToS. October % -T7e report OF
the Superintendent Of the Money Order
Bureau Of the POs;JiHce Department, for
the fiscal year which eadsd June 80, sho Es
the total humber nf money orders OF all
Linds issued, g.y73 50: sgyr>gals value
$l25O47 93S Tntzl LuGIbfr paid. SOLO !.
va ue. $l21 ih7.4TH. Amount OF fees -
C.. iy,d, 81 ,372 .UG". Toe Iu.reas~d 7alne OF
don esiIc orders issTed over those OF :hE
preceding yea, s. 500 or. 70 pr
rtnt. Increased fees received, SSH. or
81 per cert. Tue rs'io Of imprppsr pay
mems 10 rhr total number Ui "r1ers yslt
vss IS is to 2T3 AL.
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veins Of bituminous coal of the finest quail
ity and ranging from four TO sixteen fee: in
thickness. Among those en- listed in the
enterprise were Senators Blaine, Window,
Bayard, ChafIee, Barnum and Camden, and
Messrs. Keene, Keyser, Shaw, Z. S. Grant,
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SHEEP KILLED BY WORMS.
Northern Ohio sheep Growers Alarmed
at tho Plague,

DAYTON, O., October 26.-For the past
two weeks sheep in large numbers have
been dying in mysterious manner in this
vicinity, and Mr.. H. c. Kiefaber, who is
quite sn extensive wool grower, has made
4 thorough investigation of the att air. He
found the cause of death to be worm
4bout an inch louv and one-third of an
mch thick, with two horns similar TO to.
hacco worm. The insect inserts itself in
at the base of the sleeps nose and works
its way to a vital pointIn the bead.
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THEY ARE STILL HOPEFUL.

The Ohio State Republican Commit
tee Settling Up For the Late Can.
pajGn.
COLUMBUS, October 26.-The Republic m
State Central Committee met to day, with
nearly all the districts represented. Meas
ures 10 settle up the expenses OF ths late
campaign were discussed and Committee
IN Ways snt Means appointed, with Gov
ernor Foster as chairman. A resolution
vas adopted returning III INKS To the cIair
uan snd secretary OF the Executive Com
nIittee for their efficient service AMI ex
pressing the be ief that on purely Dationat
issue. Ohio shall remain as ever, securely
R-Iubiican.
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Rouro Ki,led by an officer.

CINCINNATI, October pa special from
Greenfield, Ohio, says: Marshall Harris
states that he was attacked on Wednesday
night by Tehn DogVert, who threatened 70
kill him with knife, whereupon he fired
twice at Doggert and then went away.
Harris has not been arrested. Doggert was
instantly killed.
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A Per,Ious AdYenture.

LoSDoN. October 26-Captain Drevar,
who left Dover on Monday in a miniature
paddleboat to attempt to cross the Chan
mel, and whose boat, it was thought, had
been swamped during heavy storm, was
rescued by q passing vessel. This is the
second time this month that Captain Dre.
var has been rescued under similar circum-
stances.
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YoUR cough is growing worse. That sore
ness and pam n the throat and lungs is
increasing Better get rid OF the absurd
,dea that anything will cure a cough or
cold, and give nr. Wistsr's Bilssm OF Wtlh
Cherry g 'risl htfore it is to- late. !.
never fails to check consumption, and
quickly cures al coughs and Gods.
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THE END or A FAT WOMAN.
Youug MRS. Nose. GSusd Des1 in .
HnItImOHe H0Iel.

BALTIMORE, octpber 2G.-Mrs. David
Mos.s, formerly Mss Blanche Gray. Of
Detroit, who Was married few weeks ago
in ibs BoSery hGseum. New York, vas
found dead In bed At her boarding. house
10 this city this morning. She sss passing
hsr honey nom at the Dime Museum in
ibn city. but for ths pat tso weeks hss
bsen piUch iDtspos.d. This morniog her
manager cslitd 90 see her on bn,iD,ss, and
entering her room found her dad. Sns
.a, II yssrs old and weighed 5i7 pounis.
D,atb i,.uppos.d f0 hsy. been caused by
atty t.gs gsn.I.t!on of the heart.
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FORCED TO THE GANDsToNE.
MonanKahsIa River Miners Will Ae.
cepi the Ned dactIon.

PiTTsBURGH. october 25.-The nsa meet
ing Of coal miners Of the Third and Fourth
pools Of the Aonongshela river held at
Brownville, Pa, to-day Tor the purpoSe Of
inducing men in seven pits, Who had &C
c. pied a reduction Of oDeqlsrIsr of a cent
Del tushei, to come out again. Toe msn
Who lad gone 60 g0rk we're not repre.snt1d
-, the MEETING and IL Ess snnOuncei 'ust
ihe reduction had been accepted at anosnsr
pi'. For ibis reason no action was tEken.
rte miners ore 4 s1oarsged and will most
likely accept the reduction.
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RettinS ArsInst RutIer.

BoSToN, October 26.-The gamblers are
betting on Robinson as the probable victor
IN L Gubernatorisl race. At the pool
,o' ms two weeks ago no one was willing
- give any odds on either Butler or RObin-
IN out duringthe present week amounts
q hlgh as $3.50 and 1900 have been
TTsSered IN pools at odds of 100 to 90 that
"oOinsOn would be elected.
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Travelling , uonumen, TO LeibuIt..

LlEFslc. October 26.-The monument OF
Gottfried Wilhelm Leibnitz, author and
statesman, was unveiled yesterday in this
city. The ceremony was witnessed by a
great concourse of people. Appropriate
addresses were delivered By the Mayor OF
he ciry and The Rector Of the University.
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Clo,c eC,nctuuntI Raccy.

CINclNNATI, October 26.-Chester driving
park, last day, track heayy' 2:35 elias ;
Modie H 6rst, Tom Coons second, Maggie
S third, Kittie Clyde fourth, Bessie u dIs.
tanced. Time 2:45, 2.iO, 2:40
2.24 class: Neive first, Billy Ford second
Minnie G third, Marion fourth. Tim
2:i4, 2:39H, 2:40, 2:3S, 2:il.
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Grent Degree ofIntensiIY
WRECK on a Railroad.

PHILADELPHIA, October 2G "A freight
train on the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore railroad was in collision this
morning with a construction trsin at VS.
PhisdeI phia. bridge was demolished,
the engines badly damaged and ssTeEa.
cars wrecked, No person injured.
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.Ne.Tp,ephsne Company.

CI,crnsaT,. Or',D~r % The 0aio OTsr
and Tee, phone Company has been orkia-
I'D here With a capital Of t3Jo.Go. a
rfsisr pnrticn Of which mas bsea iak.n
I, (. und.rstoDd 10 ss branch Of the NsS
YorE Corrpsry, aud S6li use the BiKts'
ipstrumen:s.
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ii nerInrafinn hI fhe Pnne.

RoNE, October 26-Is is statsd that tn
Pope will declare the Pantheon a pagan
ismple if the monument TO Victor Emsn
utl is erected in the centre, rs intended by
King Humbert.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-27
CoDora..,oroI Nouiuat,ou.

RALEIGH, y. C, October 2G.-Tae RepHb-
licans nominated Judge Chss. c. Pool for
Congress in the First District in place OF
Walter y Pool, deceased. Judge POo! is a
nro,het Of tie deceased Congressman, and
Collector OF pCIt OF Elizabeth City.