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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-04
HORRlBLE!
A StsubenviIIs Lady Why Was
Buried AliYo.
Her Grave Being Opened the Shroud is
Found Torn Into Shreds, But the
Report IS at Once Stoutlv
Denied.
.Siancinl D. he RcliSScL.


SlEuBENyILLE, O., November 3.-A sen.
satiCnal rumor was aloat yesterday even
ing that in removing bodies from the Old
Catholic burying ground 10 the new Mt
Calvary cemetery, a body of young lady
was exhumed, the coffin lid removed, and
to the horror OF the spectators it was founi
that the body was lying on its side, with
one arm thrown over The head, and the
shroud torn into shreds, thereby having
he appearance of
Having Been Buried Alive.
Some Gme ago the congregation OF S..
Peters church purchased . piece Of ground
10 be used As a buryinG ground. which hus
since been Consecrsled as Nj. Calvary
Cemetery. 1t Was the intention OF liftin
the bodies from the Old cemetery, wh'cI
WAS swsmpy, and taxing them 10 Mt. Ca
vary. Yesterday afternoon TIE meE EN-
p.oyed for the work were engaged in hunt
ing for the grave Of FSther Duhya priest,
who died some eighteen years ago. Not
knowing iust where the grave was located
ore was picked out thought to be Father
OuEy's.
Tho Cofiiu Was Reached
and it proved 70 be that OF u little girl, and
tdlS corpse was TIE one reported ID nave
been turned in the coffin. Of course the
runfCr CONSERVATION among those VIII ;
heard it, as it was claimed the story was
told by a number who were in the ceme
terry st the time.
Rev. Father Hartnedy. pastor of st.
Peters, vas interviewed this morning in
regard TO the matter and that gentleman
says there is nothing whatever in tn
rumor He saws they did make mistak
in Father Dufys grave and found that
little girl, but
The Only Unusual Incident
connected with it was that the body w.s in
such a perfect state OF preservation that
the features were as natural as if the child
asd bee asleep. There was nothing cDn.
ne 'td with the body that would indicate
sic was buried alive.
Thus a good sensational story was
spelled.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-04
AN INFANT WOMAN.
Sixteen Year Old Girl I'm PennsyI.
vanfa Almshouse who has Never Been

A Sixteen Year Old Girl In q PennsyI.
wanna Almshouse who has Never Been
Weaned.
ERIE, November 3.-The physicians of
this county are considerably interested in
. remarkable case of arrested mental de.
yelopment. In the Erie County Almshouss
there iSa young woman of sixteen with the
mind of a child two months old, and who
nurses the same as bsbe.
This Remarkable Girl
was admitted to the institution abo1t two
ysars ago, but to snare the feelings of the
tamiiy no one has been permitted to see
her, or any publicity been given
TO the case. A few weeks ago the
unhappy mother died, aud the re.
striction being removed, Superintendent
brown permitted your correspondent to
see the babe woman. Her name is Eliza
herner, and she was born in Yenaugo
township, her parents being very poor but
deserving people. When two months old
the child had an attack of brain fever. 1t
recovered its physical health but all
Mental Progress was Arrested.
Eliza grew and developed into splendid
girl but had to be treated as a baby.
There is no idiocy, but her mind is pre-
clsely the same as that OF bright two
months' old girl. Her mother had to carry
her In arms until she became too heavy,
a4d Aince then she has lain in bed. She
AEeR been AYesned and has never tsst-
edanT food but milk from breast or bottle
She has a splendid set Of teeth, beautiful,
clear cut features and luYurisnt growth OF
hair, but knows not the use or ornament of
either.
In the Almshouse There IL Generally
one or more young nursing mothers. These
have to give her the sustenance she needs.
Or. Lovett the surgeon in charge, says
she may live t, be an old woman OF 50. All
the organs are healthy. The skin is beau
tiful and almost transparent The super.
fetal veins can be traced through it. The
reporter iingled bunch OF keys before the
young womsu's eyes and the evinced the
delight of au infant ending by crying and
biting her fingers. Today party OF ply.
sicians went 10 inspect the case. They agree
that
itis Most Remarkable.
Tie case will be brought before the Erie
County Medical Association at the next
meeting and will be published in the Medi.
ral Journal
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MORE TROUBLE LONDONDERRY.
vomcs Parading tue streets Attacked
by u Mob.

I,o,ponDEEEY. November , - Several
hundred factory women are on strike b..
cause the proprietor refused to discharge n
Ian in the factory who moved that the
e., rpora,ion of Londonderry rescjnd the
.esnlu.ion granting permission 70 the ord
Nayor of.DGbIIn TO lecture IN City Hal.
tie women paToded the strsets crying
God save IrelsnI.' They we're s,t,cksh
nd stoned 10y mob, Tni"h they Tough,
.srprs's'y. TIE police ltusl!y dispersed
the crowd.
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Mr.. NEWS SCHEME.
How Ee wosId Have Hsiisnsi Bask
Notes hetaIstd.


Notes hetaIstd.
WASHINGTON, November 4 In order 70
preserve and maintain the National oenk
note circulation, Mr.. New. Assistant Score.
tsry OF the Treasury, suggests the issue Of
fiIIy y-srS ; per cent bonds 10 he srrnnt !
OF iai $50 go OC0 nto which the eu34I
re- cents phsli lie con yertible, the h''s''s a"
ot used a. basis for circulation. NJ.
New believes that such bonds Sould oe
arerly sough. By the Haticosl bank Tor
that purpGse snd thst ell fear, f1r The
ae,y end permsnercy OF the saiionsi
banking system would be removed
n.utsd hundreds Of thousands Of lives snd
,.y.p billions OF money to pat doxn the
Rebellion ought not 10 be required 20 pay
the whole Of the National debt, bot 'hsi
a tss,op able suocnt should oe left at in
tsrest to be paid ffty years hence,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-04
!. ron are troubl,a with sores,

Ir you are troubled with sores, aches.
mains and general gaskness OF the various
BODILY functions, dont be derived by the
vayions sdyer,isenEn's of bisters, kidney
medic-nes. etc, whose certificates OF pre-
Itpded cures are often paid for. Pot yoar
TUT in that SIMPLE remedy called yellow
Dock srd Ssrsaparills. II will cure you
hy purify irg the blood snd sRep gthening
the weak portions OF your body. You viii
$50 f. il very refreshing u the brain
spd nervous system. The proPristors r.
ceire burdrsds of letters besioEiDg upon
!. L. Ei.kei! Ltsiss.
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STOLEN THUNDER
Causes Trouble for an 0berlin,
Ohio, Preacher.
He Applied Beecher's Words 10 a Druggist
Who Sold Liquor and is Sued for
Thirty thousand Dollars
Damages.

Nke YoRx, November 3.-A dispatch in
tie Tribune todsy stated that the Rev.
Jsmes Brand, OF Oterlin, Ohio, had been
srei for libel, the damages being placed a,
$50, 600, by druggist named Bronson, OF
that town, who sold liquor. The attack
was made in January, lss2. and is a.
follows:
"Ihe shadows of death are the golden
haze which heavens light makes
When 20 Meets the Earth
and mipgles with its shadows. But TO thee
I'm, anirg Bronson, it is alleged there
shall be shauows full OF phantom shapes.
Images OF terror in the future shalt dmly
rise and beCkon thee. The CHASTITY deeds
OF the psst shall stretch out 'heir skinny
bands ana push thee. Thou shalt not dn,
unattended. Despair shall seize thee
Agony shall tender to thy parchsd iips her
fiery cup; Remvrse shall feel for Thy heart,
and then reHd il open. Good men snail
breathe freer at thy death, and utter
thanksgiving when thou art gone. Non
shall place thy grave stone as A monument
and testimony tlat
A Plague 10 Stayed.
and, as borne Oh the blast, thy guilty spirit
whistles toward the Gates Of he'll, the hii
eous sbri, Is OF those whom thou hast 10.
stroyed shalt pierce thce-hell's first wei
come"
Henry Word BcPCher was seen a. his
home in BrUoklyn this afternoon, and was
asked il he recognized the quotation.
at 10 something from me- he replied,
and either appeared IN letter wrote To
Dr. - (Pd rather you wouldn't give
his name now IN iH'i, Ut III NV "ac'"re
10 ioan6 Mrn' ueii'e'eu ]" '""'""'i''''
u.,,,,
'o'." - :,
from one ol lhe t"o P'a'eS' u 'ne "'S'' "
Was q personal and controversial matter. ]
was then living in indianapolis, and DR..
- was living at i.awrenCcburg. He
was in the milling business, aud added II.
quor to it. and ai2o used to distribute b.
bles. lie had the cr taste 10 attack IN"
for something had sail or wrote, hall III
lest and half N earnr'i, and went about
saying what be was Go.rr 10 do with NJ
Beecher. ] believe he rHnH'h" acrt,
! and went into the Office where was ac
quslnted and talked about me. lie
Threatened TO sac Nc,
and he did so mucn couli not ct IL pass
without some notice. thought If he "a,
Toing 10 sue would give him som .thi lg
10 sue for. The letter, IL the words ~.
from that was urb,;sheL in the Indi,nsdp
is Journal. snd il msde the land rihc o It
,Ls, vay. never heard any more Of th ,
suit. Ur. - lef, the state soon after.
went East. studied medicine. and thing
ruhlished a p,per. He afterwards returned
To tie West ana is now one Of the most
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-04
MURDERED FOR MONEY.
A Lawyer Killed aud So. BoHy GhvsWs
IsSO the Delaw are.

PHIL,BELrHr'. November The body
OF james Young. a very prominent lasyer
Of Camden. was found floating In the Dsis-
ware river this morning. with every Ind.
.a,ion that a murder. r!vniing sny.
hing Uf late years In atrUcity. had
,,n committed. Mr.. Young lett homo
lsst Monday week. WAS paid some
money that MS due him. and wss not sgss
zero e Intii 10 day IL 10 thought By
rnIy oi tie murdered mso's friends tbat
iIIr UnGer the influence Of liquor he ~r.
.rUilsd . ,.Tsiiefabie amount 81 money.
ID vsS loII"Nsd, killed, and throsn into
the yer. The evidence o. = terrible stTus.
g. found on Nr. Young's person sud
.'"'hhug is conclusive pr'0i of . murder.
nv out of respect 10 Mr.. Young's memory.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-04

YouR cough is growing worse. That sore
ness and psin IN the throat and lungs Is
increasing Better get rid OF the aasnrd
des that anything will cnrs q cough o.
cold, and give DR.. Wistar's Balssm Ut Wild
Cherry a trial before IL is ton late. II
never fails to check consumption, a.
pickiy cuSss al co1ghs and colds.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-04
Al RnW Fuds n uSdsY.

ST. LovIs November Sin q row during
q dance at the house OF Alex Brown, 10 the
town OF Ismsrn Wednesday night, be.
tween Br ,wn and a youDg man named
Bsumsr, Of Drummer. the former cut the
l,tter With pocket knife, seyering the
iuQulsr vein, killing him instsnuy.
Brown. who is we'll connected. being sO1
o. Hon Robert Brown, surrendered 70 the
authori les yesterday.
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a HaIpe EEssb aEie1.

PoErLAsD. November "a bill In sq1ity
hreun by J. WiDslow, Jones and y. Dsllis.
4, ckho,ders Of the Win.low Packing Com
psry, sgsinst G. !. Msttpks. president OF
tie corpOrati"n: !, y alleged ih.t A.ttock,
n,j,sppropriatrd SIS 90 or $iODODD, ana
chsrsro over 800 90 for his services since
I,tunry 1889
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WHO is THE GUILTY WRETCH?
Extraordinary Charges Against Mem
ber of Congress.


Der OF Congress.
WAsHISGToN, ID. c., November 5.-Wil-
liam MePyncbeon, formerly of Wisconsin
hss filed his answer TO the bill OF Laura
McPyncheon, in which she prayed to haye
the divorce granted her in Frederic tshurs
set aside as having been improperly obtain
ed. TIE following paragraph in the an
swer may possibly have an interest for
some Western reader:
In further answering he says that between
the ist of January snd the 4'h Of March,
1881, at the fremont House, Chicsgo, she
did commit adultery with a member OF
Congress, whose name and residence the
defendant is ready TO give when required.
Al the time the complainant was keeping
house at No. 713 Fourteenth street, and
said member Of Congress occupied suit OF
her rooms, snd for the purpose OF commtt
tirg adultery they went the fremont
House snd took q room, which they occu'
pied together for three hours.
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FREE MASONS At WAR.
More Than Dissepsi0n ~ the BOtt"m
oIn New MoyemoPt.

SYFACrsF. November g. A. G. Cook.
Coumsuderin Chief of the Central City
Consistnry, said: Il am convinced that the
great bulk of the body OF Masons whicl
meets every year is disadvantage which
could be covercome by a division. and !
hink that more than dissension is at the
bottom Of the new movement for separa'
ton
Commander John W. Sherman. OF the
Central City Commentary kngnts Tenn
plar, said: Three years ago at Ithaca II
became evident thst the Now York City
communicates desired to cIuy of all the
most prominent Offices. and ] tod them
then end there that such greed would not
BE- olerat-d by the Communicates IN the
interior, who think they hsv" as much
right to recognition as the New Iork dele
cations. 1t is proper that New York com
mar rde,ies should hold share of the nes'
Offices, yet We cannot acIuiesce in their
menopOlziug them
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DsbIir City Eashussa.tfc.

DUBLIN, November a-Lord Mayor Daw-
son returned from Londonderry last even
ing, and was received with great enthusi'
ssm. A procession, with bands OF MUSIC
snd torches, escorted him from the station,
~ his resicence, where Sexton addressed
the multitude and denounced the treat
ment Of the Lord Mayor in Londonderry.
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. rr,s, Preciot.a,et Iuto q Gorge.

CHICAGO. November S.-A Winnepes,
Manitoba, special says: A Canadian Pa
cific freight train of eighteen cars, coming
east over the Port Arthur branch, brok =
down on the heavy trestle work at Hawk
Lsss yesterday and precipitated the train,
uith the exception OF the engine. into an
IN mense gorge beneath. No lives were
lost The Dominion government hal p!o
hibited running trains on this branch for
several years,
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WILL THEY USE TISSUE VOTES.
Mshons's Preparations 10 Use Them -
virEiLta.

WASHINGTON, November ) -Congressm'n
Dogsndorf left for Virginia 10 day, to 70
main until after the close Of the campaigu.
lie said that Mahone's forces are thorough.
" organized and will be under complsts
control on lection Day. The coluFrd men
viii he marched 10 the polls In companies,
and preparations are complete Tor tne u.e
uf tissue ba lots in cee'uin lOcIliiIrs should
they be needed. 50 CDutdcnt - he Of the
G, rfrCtn,ss OF these statements that he ssys
be knows 10 dsy where q pscksg" % these
ballots can he found
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Glide hank Naspends.

CLYDE O.. Nov mber j-The Clyde bank
suspended payment yesterday in cash, T.
v. Parlhins left Wednesday night aud
hsd not returned last night Tae de-
posits amount TO $1,000 or $4,000. Iii
SUP, osed this can be made good by the re-
n nsiniLg partners, A. Richards aud A.
Hsrkp,ts. No defalc"t'on is suSptc:ed and
II. A. HeHner was appointed eelve.
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luz testimony of many who long suffer
20 rom 1 health, caused by an impure
sUte OF the hood, goes to prove that the
pest rsni' dy for making the Blood rich. red
sra pure, TOR besutiiyinE the complexion,
Iof curing sores, pimples and other skin
diseases, fer removing sches, pains, stiff
JOlnts, rheumatism, etc, for increasing the
LIVER OF endnranee, for giving health and
Strength 70 every weak portion of ths hoJV
y Dr. Guy ysoiIs Yellow Dock ard Ssrssps-
i.4s- Its effect pieasss the user In eysry
'ns'anSe' No other remedy equals it,
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cnnnlunn af,he rrensarJ.

w.suisvrux. D. c. November 3.-The
condition of the Treasury to day ia As fa''
lows: Gold coin s7d bullion. $40, ssa. o6i
silver dollsrs and bullion, sl2l, ,ll2ell
fractional silver coin. 80 7lS 3j5: United
Sts.es notes. s5i. S55. .o5l; total S4lo IS, 9i.
C+r,,Ec.'e, out-rsuGrag. gold, s52 80 40;
silver. So. 40 90, l29; turrency, $ijo55,'
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THANKSGIVING m ONO.
he Text Of GsvevssS Testers Psss
DaaaslOA.

ba@oOOA
gr.1E OF ONO. EIEccfivs DvAETnRHr.
OTpIcE o. TaE OovEEsok-
CoLgxscs, ", kovsm bsf Z 1854.
The President q the United ystss hss.
by psocismstion, d.sisnstsd Tbursdsy, The
28h inst, - . Day u Fstionai Thsnks-
sivisg.
( do, tberefors. recommend 70 tbs people
Of ,be 6tsts Of Ohio tbst they sst spst the
9th oi this moptb. the day fred opou ~
tbo President Tor the purpo>e named, and
otserys that dsv in rsss from labor aud 10
,bsnkpgivipg 10 God and Hu nissv bisss
Ire yoocbssfeJ durins the psst year. sd
in Ifsyer that thsy msy bs conupusd TO
a. =, = people d7rins tae year 20 ooms.
Ia ,,,timouy vhsssof I have subscdbsl
my name spd esussd the great seal Of
Dtio 10 be sft xsd, st The city of Colam.
ku.. The sscnbd dsy OF EoveMbsr. 10 the
,ssy Of our md iss3. snd IN the one han.
red snd eighth yer of tbs iode1ssdsnCs
4 he Cnited States Of Amsrics
OnAILBs YosTks.
By the Governor:
Jaa ". SEssAs, Sserstssy d STATE.
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Advice 10 Price Alexander.

BERLIN, November 3.-The minor state
siege proposed for Frankfort on'the Main
in consequence of an explosion in the Office
OF Chief of Police stated the German gov
errment offered It's services to settle toe
DISPUTE between Russia and Bulgaria, and
I'd Sised Prince Alexsnde. not to De rash in
his sCtions.
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Anurderer Csp,ured,

C1NcGxNATI, November S-Georse Oliver,
Who billed Thos. Allen. was captured in
Kentucky esr'v this morning after q con
test ia which Oliver was shot IN the hand.
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A Psssse,ss. CsIssy.

Clrr To~s, November IA colony ss
Apeys Pequspbs, flying The German flag
ard claiming authority over contiguous
territory, recently tbrstsnsi 10 6re op,a
. ,ohoos.r for not paying dutie. isvief By
the colony. The csptain OF the ves-~l
hoistec the British flag and -, then a.
lowed TO cepsst.
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uTTAs SISTER WON'T MARRY.
She Indignantly Denies Rumor
from wiseonsin.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL. November 3.-rhe
Las der today published letter from Miss
Jessie Won ElsneT, the we'll known singer
end sister of Litta, in which she makes .
strong denial of all the newspaper reports
concerning her intended marriage with
Professor F. A. Parker, OF Madison. Wis
She writes that she has not met Professor
Parker for years. and the report is utterly
unfoupded. Mrs. Won Elsner is at her
home in this city, and the announcement
of Jessie's marriage so soon af,er Lrtta's
death has greatly distressed her, her health
being very feeble.
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TEN THOUSAND ON Auoo FIGHT.
Spori for New YerLers - yervey Otly

sport for New f0rherS - yerSey Ohg
New loRE. November IA large party
Of sports a,semblet st = dog pit 10 the
Deightorhood Of Jersey City this moruIss.
ard witnessed fight betSoen . white dog.
with n brindis patch over one eye, sni .
white dog with . black tail. The first mss.
.i,ned was csl!ed Jack and Weighed dhv
pounds. The other one n nan 0 s'0sH
40 weighed forty Eight pounds Toe b.s.
~. which wss for SJ0, vas hsrosly oon.
retted snd wss won by Jack. but b.th dogs
x,Te ;skpn from the pit 10 = dying oondi.
Ton. II j. said that 100 changed hands
on the FesUlt
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EASE BALL MEN IN CONFERENCE,
The Interstate Association Meets In
Youngstown, Ohio

YoUNOsTowN, o., November 3.-Ihe
Western Interstate Base Ball Association
is being orean'z here to-day. Rep-e'en.
ta,ives from New Castle. New Brighton
East Liberty, Oil City, Altoona, Johnston,
Harrisburg, Lancaster, Allentown and
Franklin Pa are present These. with
the youngstown Club. will probably form
the Association. Zach club will be we
hsckeu financially. The work OF orgsnizs
tiCn wilt he completed TO n.Eht.
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sPOTTlNG The GUILTY PARTY.
Ehe Investigation in the Cheever MUIR
der Case Pushed With EigOr.

PHILADELPHIA, November %-A special
dispatch to the Times fromiMiliord, Penn,
SAYS: "The inquest in the murder of Am-
mie C. Cheever is pushed with vigor by the
coroner, and with promise of speedily
fixing the crime on the guilty party.
Important Developments
were made to day. Two secret sessions
were held last night, and at which Mrs.
Cheeyer a.d John Greening and wife tes
till, d. The testimony of the latter was
yeIy unsatisfactory, contradictory, and in
Iir, ct opposition to evidence of other per.
.ons. John Greening swOre that he did
not see the body until Sunday, while
20 eph Ben jsmin testified that lie and John
n Jerry Gre"nipg saw the body on Situr-
day. Mrs. Cheever explains
Why She Left Home
and stayed awsy. She LETT while her hus.
band was away from home.
Grant Angel, aged seventeen, who hal
worked as farm hand for John Greening
was arrested at Great Bend, where his
father lived, and brought here today. He
>sid be left Greening's on Saturday first,
hen on Thursday, and then upset his evi.
De by saying he didn't know when he
left there. The evidence which holds him
IS not revealed By the Coroner, but it was
Learned Late Tonight
lbat A. j. Sandford, Cneever's' uncle, had
sworn ont warrant for Angel, charging
him with completely in the murder.
Joseph Benjamin testified to night that
John Greening had told him he had killed
Cbeever. The testimony caused wild eI.
cit.mept here. and a warrant has been
issued for Greenipg's arrest, and an officer
:. - Il A. D., Ill H..
an the stand twice before, and each exam
ination
Brought Ont Something New.
The coroner says Benjamin knows more,
and will tell it before the examination is
-nded. lie is afraid to tell all he knows
iur fesr Greenine will kill him.
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LumberIaAn Fails.

GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. November g.
Frank Chickering, lumber dealer engaged
in business bere and at File Lake, has as
signed Liabilities $4,000. Assets very
Lesrly as much.
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Afrhanislnn I'm Anarchy.

ST. PE1EHssusG, November 5.-Lstest &C.
counts from Afshsnistsn show the country
in complete anarchy. exchequer without
funds. Troops are demoralsed and mere
play thing in the hands of Chill Zsls.
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BETTING ON BUTLER.
Sosson sports Ei~L,ng Notbing %
sidr-.

Bp.ToN, November The betting on the
result OF the com!nr election t. more brisk
campaign. This is attributed 10 ,ncrea ed
confidence among Butler's 70 lowers.
Heretofore the udGs nave been IN favor Of
RuhipsUn about lUO to ~. 10 night many
are ohsring TO bet even. Bat lev pools
have been sold this week. Bets have b.cn
made 10 cay that Butler would not have
bali the majority IN Boston this year
tbs, he did last.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-04
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neut, Iosn,. decrease. ti.357.oso; spscis
decrease, 800 30: legal tender, increase,
Ssol 100: drposi;s, dseyss,.. 81 lTS so: cr
cuIstIOn. incresss. ~, go; rs%erse. In
crras~. tSa5. 5.Oz5: The banks nos bold S6s1.
672 above legal requirements