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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-18
MOVING ALoNa..
sssasss lnsrsyiss an Over Tie
coaatry.
SETTER FEELING IN IRON CIRCLES
Ia the East Provisions and Wheat Take q
Decided Tumble In the Chicago
Markets - Lard Drops
Way Down.

New YeaR, June T.-The general bust.
ness stuation throughout the United
States fully maintains the improvement
noted last week. Special tsiesams from
leading business centres 70 Brsdstfsst's
point conclraivsly to this while revealing
as well . number Of repeets Of . look OF
commercial strength. The Pacific coast 10
enjoying an unwantsd degree Of business
prosperity, ana,in. the Northwestern States
the movement Of general merchandise 10
quite active.
wheat h, Lever,
owing to larger stocks, small home and
practically no foreign demand. in counec.
lion with better weather. Com 10 lees Af.
iected, owing 10 fair demand. Rfovisioas
are weak and lower. This y easssd By
heavy arrivals Of hogs at the West and .
general distrust Of prevailing prices In the
absence Of any noticeable demand for legit-
mate uses.
is unchanged in price, but better feeling
pervades the trade here. Sales arc slightly
larger at the greatly reduced prices. There.
are new features in the steel rail market
Bar iron Is dull and weaker, mill owners
being an xious to sell.
Petroieam
is well sustained at about the average rate
for certificates Of crude noticed last week.
Refiked is uncertain and To holders prob
ably unsatisfactory, being disproportiou.
ately low, . result OF recent heavy selling
for future delivery, through disbelief in
the probability OF the now existing advance
in crude, and in the face OF unusually
heavy stocks abroad. Ocean freight mar.
kets are dull; petroleum charters were the
only feature OF the week. The quantity OF
grain exported per steam in the berth has
been small
Anthrartss Coal
Is moving oil at a healthful rate, but with.
ont marked activity. Full time from July
Is to December will probably he obs,rvei
at the mines. This points TO an output ot
for the year Of J0, so. 900 tons. The WOO
trade situation has not improved. Manu-.
fsciurers have been buying only for cur
rent wants, but, in the absence OF large
stocks. ihe seaboard markets have gensr.
ally ruled steady.
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AN OLD MASsLUr.
AWeathIy German Prepares % HAIRY
His YsaBgServant Whe b Ab1aete1
BY the Aged Lovers Sen.

q wealthy German Prepares % Marry
His YeaBg Servant Who ts Ab1aete1
BY the Aged Lovers Sen.
CHICAGO, June 17.-Yesierday afternoon
Lieut. Baus, of the Larrabee street police
station, received the following note: "John
Frett, No. SCI North avenue, requests the
lieutenant to send him q man about
O'Clock this evening to attend wedding
there. He expects trouble. Don't fail"
The officer was sent, as requested, but on
arriving at the number designated, found
no signs of merriment and had about con-
cluded that he had the wrong number.
when he met John Frett who informed
the officer thai the nuptials were of" He
had the girls full consent and had secured
the license, but, at almost the last moment
HIS Bride Had Been Abducted.
The parties to the outrage, he said, were
his own children. Frett, who is solid,
well.to.do German saloon.keeper, is 62
years of age, and his prospective bride Is
Is years. About SIX months ago Mr.. Frett
lost his wife, and since that time he has
been very lonely. He engaged young
German girl, named Louise Semmering,
about the time OF his wife's decease, to do
his housework. Louise was q fair haired,
blue-eyed girl, and very pretty. She
aroused in Fretts bosom q feeling he had
not experienced for nearly half q century.
He felt that he was in love, and, though
the father of ten children, the youngest
OF whom was II years Of age, he conctud.
ed sgain TO wed. His story, as told BY
himself is as follows:
Il hired Louise, and after she had
worked for me month she did the work
so well that
CsuIdnr Set AIonk without Her.
twice as old l would like to marry her. She
laughed, and did not seem to think it would
be very bad idea. We often spoke OF the
matter, and finally decided that We would
marry. Ny children found ii out and de.
clared that we never should marry; that
was getting too old and should leave them
my property, and live with them. Well,
we were called in church Sunday, and
were to be married tonight, but Matthias
and Peter, my oldest and third sons,
abducted Louise Tuesday night. | don't
know how they did il, but know they
threatened her with everything II she
married me.
Pete IL u Terrible Thief.
and has stolen great many thing from
me, but this Is the worst thing he has
done Tuesday night, after they had taken
Louise away, they gave me serenade,
Chsriyari, you call il, We German call II
'katzeumuaick. IL may be possible that
they told her that they would blow up my
house il We were married, and that she
would never get cent Of my property,
though was going to settle 5000 on her.
don't know where she is, but think she is
in Matthias house on Sedgwick street.
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Al CHICAGO.
PrOvisians and Lard Take Dewas
ward I.enP, and wheat. - synpsthys
HOlloMa NAlI nc . Lively aAls.

frONhbens ouu bsSSU bNoe UOWus
ward LesP, and wheat. - sympsthys
Follows MATT Rs = Lively Rsss.
CHICAGO, June l6.-July lard yesterday
dropped 5IHc per hundred pounds, nearly
s. per tierce. The transactions In 10 were
enormous, and, Rs the figures kept drop.
ping lower and lower the suspicion that
McGeoch was selling out, which was very
little entertained early In the morning.
became pretty generally believed In. To.
night the opinion is almost universal that
the ScotchBan has deApAired OF success
with his July corner" and has thrown
his enormous holding. The sales OF the
brokers who are credited with acting for
McGeoch have been chiefly for August and
September delivery. 1t Is possible that
the ScotchTan intends TO carry through
The JuIy Deal,
and has simply sold his cash property aud
the stuff that will be delivered 10 him be.
tween now and July 81 for August and
September, All sorts OF provisions fol.
lowed the drop In lard.
Pork declined i5CIG5c per barrel, and
short ribs 21IId35c per 100 pounds. They
were very largely influenced by lard.
The closing prices for provisions on call
were az follows: June pork, 81 10; July,
81 rs; September, 81 Gh. June lard,
81 10; July, $li Ek; September, $40 10.
June short ribs, - 20; July, - %, septsm.
Der, s. Is.
These CIssing YIgspss
were very different from those nj which
these products were sold on the curb later.
Lard declined 2OtiDOc and ribs half o.
much. July lard was to he had At night In
almost any quantity at SO eOtgil %.
The decline In provisions IVES 70 ssusa.
tioRal that q drop OF 2g2kc In wheat ere.
aied scarcely ripple Of excitement. II IVES
an evenibg.up day about the wheat.pit.
The trouble was precipitated by certain OF
the babitues OF the whest.pit, but this only
started il. There has been
Vast Qsassssy
OF "lone' wheat held on thin margins for
a while, and IL al came out to-day. The
bears were so succsssful about the provis.
ion pit that the bulls on grain became
panic stricken, and then IL became greet
bear victory everywhere. The weather
was fine, but II had nothing 70 do With IL.
Receipts were fair, but nobody cared 10
look at the receipts Cables were loser.
but they stiracted no notice. The pinic
started firsi In lard and then becsrss gen.
srnl. IL eliminated In the call when lard
dropped l2Md2Jc per hundred. pork i2X09
&c per barrel, and wheat Ic'psr bashei.
The CsIl
IasttO n i1ttle Ovef N nOuT, obo uuIluB
that time over 10000 pounds OF short
pork. 1850 900 bushels Of wheat ssd i.0s5.-
600 Of corn changed hands regularly upon
the secretary's books. Nearly - much
more changed hands By private sale dur
ing the times when sxcitemsut WAs such
ihat the call could not Be proceeded with.
No fsilures were reported, but the effect Of
to.dsy's great decline will NOT be felt until
tomorrow.
June wheat closed on the call st u 9sE:
July at 81 O5s., and September at 81 itH.
Corn was little changed duying the day.
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BRIEFLY TOLD.

Ssv",, nue doss were poisoned in At.
ianta Jas; month.
Value OF the taxable railroad property OF
Iowa i, $3H@;L,a@7n.
There are $4,000 thieves in London
known 10 the police.
4 ASpaaish grandee has All entire bed room
suite OF furniture made Of glass.
A man in Wyoming Territory tell from
an elevation OF two feet aud dsloca,ed his
neck.
In France reporter generally makes
writing desk Of the back ot the iuJ.yidua.
h interviews.
E5 against the law to fish with a net be-
tween tie 1T OF May and the lst ot Sep
tembe; in Sou;a Carolina.
There IS an extensive establishment in
New o..eans ,Or the manufacture of wine
IRON imported raisins mixed with dried
C.;'a.t,.
AE'a1t piano was sold ior three dollars
@areceat Paris sale. 1t was bought by an
artist to Use the Mahosony wood to paint
pictC:e,ca.
toas~A;a the Russian poet, said st.
Ie'e'so1rS IS uasuited ior lovers, the
HlS1i Icing too cold in winter and too
cIea; III sumner.
I1e las; legislature oi Tennessee re.
p'A'sl '-e charters 2i 81 towns in the State
.'S .gsa''.- them to abolish WHISKY selling
within their limits.
.'''ey AID Brady are acquitted by the
1's '.a' tiled them, but by that larger
%s tt Os '4e'r Countrymen different YER
~'I' VII be recorded sssinst them.
-. ,..-s1 any has been organized in San
r.-- -.y's.o to 'essurrect $25.uoO. .ooy of treas.
.aS-n S-,A oy the burning OF a Spanish dsst
- ~. ''y Of yigo, Spain in the wear 1902
ono, .l., 80 woman goes oHt at night. kicks
IL h. -, uooFs where her husband NAV
60. - I" 'e and brings him homs ao-
marks. s''' "'N appropriate re-
,,I..,. 1as Ps''tasa remain, Of an iebtbvo.
Ito, 80 owe oeen found in chalk forms.
wa, resting on a stratum of srn.nU, ~, INA 20,
~ C,.lS ,+1sa Of John Barker. in < Eern | ronn. ~
a farmer in wss, Ts,,....,, ..-,
sna.. s sheep bell to the nso, nsu"Ss'eee Ss tied
himself jo.o o,ae,r5's I qnmusicaI fowl tinkIed
the co1a,.,, ,r,o general notice ayins tbronsS
VA wAISo'oiDs to Nr. F u
ton Of the State j. so5ysy 5 tn the bird DoppIa,
ssSts sy.,r oi over tTenryone bjIinp al. an
y. b pUdley. of ro,,,
oDtss iea rS!S, Of T,r which dropped bull calf ai
6v. ISo poU, 10 pounds The CO cow Sva ma days old
osivsd t,Sa, secretary IA Of the Iu,s,io, 10. =.
SGPa'y S,,I'ye cheek, Tor Sss as'1 si Pacific Railway
tier 's'e;yaSS for o right Of way through lsS
fe. 's & 'sal,hisst coIo,ss a giIrans, is said
VA. and bis iDoons m.'y ~, slaves before the
SsGCCc 10 New Orleans is not tSp.' Is'. OF his
F,roo,I year year, Besides this n. Ss hess ,sss than
aLor, bal, ss(1'e, ., M. Marie live, as,1s, ,a,ss
49, o. eacayeas. S' abroad
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o,,ypsE AT The STATE PRESS.

r.. state Temperance convention meets
.%,,ksburg ~ on Wednesday
.scep, selection of jurors, Kanawha
AZ S-ew her first colored juror-John
T..iastOn, Esq
- psper is being published at Glen
=. \ ~, liner county, and is named Log
C,5.a ,,i,. AID Home.
T. White, OF the State Journal and
a. Ter of Lafayette, Ind, will soon
; 30, p daily paper at Parkersburg,
,.v isil is being built in Summers
y - he foundation having been laid
"I-I, I.ts brick are now in process of burn
.GE.
-. Wss, Virginia State Education Asso-
-, - holds its annual meeting at Buck
l.rrsp, ggshur county, July 18th; lN'n
SIC l':a.
-. sid that one OF the young men IN
l.sw his weeks wages the other day,
so 20 say he drew ten spot instead Of
-... The same evening. Point Pleasant
Register.
,:,rsE,ll Kinney makes a confession in
t;,h he admits killing the Doyle girl at
ws.. l.r:oa. and says big Bill killed Doyle.
Va s,y, he will plead guilty at court
C.,A,bu,s Telegram.
p,s lay last week our piscatorial friends
ys,,-.. Tip Hunter and Nat. Pendleton,
sent o.. ,rau, fishing snd succeeded in
Mn f:tv.iour of the speckled beau
49,. W .3ee this was the incest lot OF
.,.,t e... brought to this city.-Morsan
Ir,r.ry.
ran.a v.csers, about thirteen years old,
s..sh.s- o. Mr.. William Yickers, Of this
-.:r.,y. was bitten by a copPer.head snake
M Monday last, and she was at one time IN
a ,o-y serious condition from the effects Ot
he bic. She IS slowly recovering now
sbsph--ls,oHu Register.
ADd-.w S,alnaker, aged about Il years,
,rd vb, resides near TanuersyilIe, has 5
,-,,.ch:.lren and 3 great.grand-children.
-.s-aH
The o. gentleman anu MS "ILe are YET
bale an hearty, and are SeePing mouse oy
{. sG.s-.yss. The old gentleman uoes 'n7
nain p,,..'a o. the farm work yet'-''.en-
y...el. ....-u..
c,-...aogient of Charleston paper,
,rgss,., OF the buxom girls OF Webster
r,rrtv. SAYS. You may smile, bur this
COUNTY has the hanisomest girls this side
otCa..4,.a. Taey can skate in winter, hoe
-rrr i. summer. tish with the drummer in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-18
4 Startling Discovery,

Physicians are often startled by remsrks-
bic discoveries. The fact that DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption and al
Thrert and Ling diseases is daily curing
patients that they have given mp to die, Is
starting them to realize their sense of duty,
and exsmine into the merits of this won
derful discovery: resulting in hundreds o.
our besl physicians using il in thsir prac.
tice. Trial bottles 10c at Lossa & Co. S
Rridse Corner Drug Store,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-18
TWO DESPERAD0ES
Aprear af n school Exhibition and
create Disturbance which Ends In


GREEYsRr re-, KY, June T.-During
school exhibition at Sulphur Well, Metcalf
county, Marshal Henry Besuchamp asked
!. B. Winfrey and J. Price TO desist from
making disturbance. Winfrey and Price
opened fire on Beauchamp, who returned
il. Mcfarland, a bystander, was shot
dead. Beauchamp p was mortally wounded,
and lady, Miss Phlllipot,- struck on the
cheek. A negro, who lived at the we'll, has
not been heard from since, and is supposed
TO be dead in the bushes where he hid.
Winfrey escaped injury and Price is re.
rc.ted to be badly wounded. No arrests.
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H,L,syILLE, Va. June l6-Last mid
rieht at Floyd county line four women
snd men were carousing in house ot IL.
fame sitting stupid around taole IN .ns
psrior, VIXEN Rsrlow Weston, rejec.ea
lover of one of the women. threw olslin1
Enoi throug,, The door in their midst and
Hss ~ r,urned the Iarp, which exploded. en-
y,soriyg tbe ricle party in flames. All
S,ssr,d themselves Out and were korribly
brn,d tTapted Lewis B!i,z, who va
1sss.rf sie. The bause wa to.I'J con
.ul g.
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An Answer Wanted.

Can any one bring us a case OF Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters
will not speedily cure? We say they can
not, as thousands of cases already per-
manently cured and who are daily recon-
mending Electric Bitters, will prove.
Brighrs Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back. or
any urinary complaint quickly cures.
They purify the Blood, regulate the bowels,
and act directly on the diseased parts,
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at SOC q
bottle by Iossa & Co. Bridge Corner Dras
Store,
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ACCIDENTAL PARKERSsURG.
A Lady Thrown from n Buggy and
Seriously Injured.
Special Dispatch TO the Register

Specidl Dispdtch TO the Register.
PARKERsBURG, June IA runaway oc-
CURED here to day resulting in the serious
injury of Mrs. Sellers, of Kanawhs Station.
The horse was attached to a blackboard.
He took fright on the levee and ran against
q post at the Swami House corner, throw
ing the lady with great force on the cobble
stones, injuring her seriously on the head
and rupturing blood vessel in the arm
She was taken to the SWAIN House and
was kindly cared for. Medical aid was
rendered, and the accident will probably
NOT proye fatal
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A Rad Wife.

INDiAHArous, June 1.-THE wife of
Charles Munhall, who was reported to be
accidentally killed last night by falling
from a III I'd story window, has been ar
rested. charged with the murder Of her
husband. Muuhall was intoxicated, and
it is SUI posed now she pushed him out OF
the vir6ow
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Passes Away.

Bosros, June ia. G. Bradstreet. died
AT Nelrose Highlands Saturday night. at
tie age OF ~ years. In early life he en-
esged in the hotel business in Boston. Al
bsny, Montreal and several Western cities.
During the war he was appointed door
kseper of the House of Representatives:
Washington, which Office he occupied
pesrly p years. He was lineal descend
Ant OF Gov. Simon Brsdstreet
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A Missing steamer.

MlLwACKEE, June 1.-THE schooner +.
C. Wilson, thirty. FIVE tons, which left Ra-
cine May 18th, the day before the cyclone
there, has not been heard from since. 1t
is now thought almost certain she has gone
down with Captain Moss and two men who
composed the crew.
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A Murderer Arrested.

IsprAsAroLIs, June i7.-James Story was
arrested at Pushville, Ind, yesterday,
charged with the murder Of James beeVer
on Thursday.
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stabbed with . sbawi.PiR.

BosroN, June l7.-Berpsrd J; Mahan, 43
years old. was fatally stabbed in the neck
Saturday night with q shswl-pin IN the
hands of dissolrte woman named Lizzie
Finnegsn. Mahan had refused to drink IN
her compapy
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DAMAGED BY RAIN.
Railroad Bridges washed Away and
Other SeFfous Damages Reported.

ST. JOSEPH. No, June 1.-THE heavy
rains yesterday and last night have done
great damage to railroad tracks in this VI.
cinity, and communication by raj, Is cut
off in all directions except by the Hannibal
and st. Joe east, that being the only
road running trains. The ST. Joseph and
Western has suffered mostly, some forty
bridges being more oriess damaged. 1t Is
thought il trains are running on that road
within q week il will he doing we'll. The
Ksnsas City. st. Joseph ana Council Bluffs
is badly washed, and there are no trainsb by
the Wabash into this city since last Tues
day. All other roads suffered consider.
ably
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AN EMINENT JOURNALIST DEAD.

James sneahRn. oItne Chicag0 Tribune,
Passes Away 10 His Eternal Home.
CHICAGO, June 17.-Jas. Washington
Sheahan, one of the most widely known
journalists in the West, and for many
years q leading editorial writer on the Chi
cago Tribune, died at half past five o'clock
this morning after lingering at deaths
door for many weeks His ailment was ex.
treme nervous prostration and general
giving way of vitality. The funeral occur s
from the Cathedral on Tuesday morning.
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Sad Accident.

l.p,AyAPoLIs, June l7.-Joan poAerty,
AGED IS, was accidently shot by his oioef
,rother near Genwood, lnd, white NUM-.
irg He will probably dis. Iae o'"'h7'
attempted suicide.
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Fatal Injury

IspiANAroLs, June 17.-Chas. Sunch'
fed, au employe Of the Western Union
Telegraph Co. who was dislri1nting s Poisss
Was knocked off q car and fatally injured.
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Iadtan News.

Tucsos, 4. r, June i9.-Col. Bidhie -.
rived tonight with five Mexican woossn
taken from the Apaches. Crook 10 st
Wilcox.
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DAYTON. o.. June IA heavy rain and
wind storm visited this city TO day: The
house OF William Bowman, IN Miami CITY
was struck by Lightning and badly dam
aueI
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or REGISTER has, by sew
IN tbousand copies, q larger,
era a,ation than any newspaper
eire.shed in the two Virginias
nsstsrn Ohio. Its adyanta-
OF an advertising medium
se therefore apparent.
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TO BE HONORED.
The Oldest Soldier in the Active Ser.
vice to Receive Comm issiOn.


PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE Times is
informed that the garrison of Fort Miiilin,
in the Delaware will depart for Washing.
ton tomorrow under the express orders Of
the President, to receive a commission and
be placed on the retired list of army off,
GERS. The garrison is, and has been for
many years, composed of one man, but he
has since his enlistment on March 30, 1885,
seen enough service for dozen. Hisname
is Geo. w. Bromley, and his rank is Ordi-
nance.Sergeant. He was a part of the
"seried columns" that "blaZed at Osce-
ola, the Seminole chief, from lS4l TO 1874.
When the
Mexican War Broke Out
he was one of those to plunge through the
surf and plant Scotts siege batteries on the
beach before the walls of Vera Cruz. After
fighting at Palo Alto Rasaca de la Palma,
and Camargo, he fell with ball through
bis leg while leading his company in the
charge on the Queens bridge at Monterey,
after his captain and lieutenant had been
shot down. He has refused a commission
three times before; has been in charge of
Fort Mitliin for many years, while among
his visitors have been numbered officers OF
the highest rank, including Gen. Sherman.
He has served the longest and is the Oldest
soldier in the active service of the country,
and was born in Norwich, Conn. August
g. 1917,
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Kessz Hsesst AsSssssses - - -

Mn. whAlosS Soothiss Syrup u Ne
pseseYip Ven 0sos Of The bcet female phy:.
sieisns ssa nssses IN the Unlted etstss, sad
hss tses ussd for forty yeas1 With nSvsr.
fsi.isa ssccsa by miitlons q nothees Tor
their ehildyva. Il rs,isvss IL ehih fso0
pals. eusss dyssntsfy ~ diasThoes nip
ipg In he bowels snA vinl eoiis DS
riying hsslth 10 The ehlh ssliDSos tbe
mother. Price Is esnk bottie.
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po,,.r rPIay, san Havoc.

BErsopwoop, WIs.. June i7.-The saw
min ~ Yo-k & Co. was blown TO atoms
Yesterday by boiler expios!oS. George
Hssea vas killed,
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A liber.I rve!t Nm = ~ e ssy es::..
" who Will produes &C. ~ 4gef, kt9.
ney or etonsch eempl16t ~ y3eetsis
Bittieys win so4 sDesdily easA lsteg 8en
along, i will c9st yeu DolAine les 4sleo.
rewarded (ee youg Doahee eees1a Al
bIood 6iseeses. n6iious1ecs coesetpeeec.
srd eessrsl dsstitv ~ quickly cured ~
isisfttcn grasaHteed Or 1cu1y Sslun3sd.
Prics only Eity csSis pr bottle. FOR ssis
By Ne.s 4 Co. dslegists, B'dss eosnsr.
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More Trouble.

LE.vEswoRTH, June 17.-This city has 20
rsiIroad connections to-day except the
Union Pacific and Leayenwortb, Topeka
and Southwestern. The Missouri Pacific,
Council Bluffs and Rock Island trains are
all abandoned. The Kansas Central has
also several 1asbouts. II rained very hard
this afternoon.
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He Eueountered EsuI Air

and fell to the bottom Of the well. MT.
James Darian. noticing the fall OF his son;
sprapg 10 the shaft and attempted to ascend
TO his assistance, when lie Hss also over
come by the foul air and fell into the water
below. The bodies were recovered oy
means Of grab hooks The body OF the
father was recovered frst. 1t had nasty
wound upon the forehead. The BODY OF
Rudolph was next drawn up There were
two long gashes upon the forehead where
the scalp was cut through and exposed the
skull, and the back was broken In tao
places. The agony of the family was most
distressing and pitiable. The father ana
son were universally esteemed by all who
knew them. Mr.. Darian was fifty years OF
age.