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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-07
ARTIFICIAL LIFE.
A surg SIKH TO Sustain Life In n
Man " hose Throat Was Cut.

PHILADELPHIA, December G.-The IN iuries
sustained by Patrick Whalen, who wss
found Tuesday night wandering through
the park with bis throat cut, and conveyed
10 the German Hospital, are sail TO have
no parallel in surgery. The throat was
cut above the wiudpipe. An apparatus
has been devised by Or. Weed, consisting
of a pipe and bellows for forcing q chem
ical substitute for air into the patients
lungs. Yesterday q slight case Of preu-
monis was Gevelored, due partly 10 expo.
sure and partly 20 accumulation OF dust in
the sindpipe. The method which will be
attempted in the healing of the cut will be
about as follows:
A rubber tube will be inserted through
the nose and extended down through the
vindpipe into the stomach, through which
food Will be passed. The upper end o. the
vindpIpe will be allowed 70 heal and also
tie outer throat akin, sitter which the tube
will be removed and food passed through
tie vindpipe. The only trouble will be
With The epiglottis, which Is cut In two
parts. II is rot known in what way this
mem mbrane will heal, or whether IL will
heel at all Whslen is wasted almost TO q
sEeleton, and the surgeons pronounce him
the hunsriest man that ever came into the
hospital The persons who did the cutting
sYe stiil unknown.
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Il AN THE GUILTY MAN"
A SeIEACeused Murderer Sends Con-
fe.,tOn from the Grave.


New YORK, Decepber "a man, Holt
man, is now lying under sentence Of death
in the Jail Of White Plains, for the murder
last winter OF a peddler named Iiefe Marks.
A letter was yesterday forwarded from the
dead-letter otlice to Commissioner French
from a man who claims to be the mur.
derer. II IS written in ungrammaticaI Ger
man and is es follows
IL herewith write history OF the life
which have tirm'y resolved to take. |
am - wears of age and was born in Russian
rosnd. Wh,n only child l became
criminal, and before was 20 years Of age l
looked upon the police as my natural enc
mics. Therefore l came to New York in
lc76 and found employment which
Brought Ne Plenty of Money.
But could not be content with au honest
living and robbed my employer OF large
amount of money and lied, eluding pur-
suit Finding the officers were no longer
on my track, continued my career, work
ing for several men and robbing all OF
them. Thus / made money until | COM
mitIed an atroCiOus crime this year. In
this city lived Iiefe Marks, pedlar whom
| did all in my power to injure him. When
| had been married not quite year he be-
came intimate with my young vile, and
swOre to be revenged. | was searching for
work in l~S2, and found ii after travelling
all over the country. On February l, lSS5,
| met my old friend Ziefe Marks on the
road, twenty.seven miles from New York.
horrible thought crossed my mind. |
asked him for a few cents, which was
refused. | then attacked him with
an axe which had found aud dealt him Il
blow on the forehead which felled him. |
gave several more blows, leaving him
seuSelesS. Since that time
IHRYe Had no Peace of Mind.
My conscience smote me, aud now seek
death in the East River from spot near
the Brooklyn bridge. Ii another person
must suffer for this crime, the police have
got an innocent man. have only one
wish that God may pardon my crimes, and
thus close the life Of criminal,
CAEL SIEyES,
New York, oct. l. lS>5.
Good bye, bad world -
The letter was poSt-msrked New York,
D., l>>5, p NJ. IL is directed: Finder
vii. p,eaSe give to Police Department, or
Inspector Of Laws.
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ARTHUR AND FOSTER.
The Slate which &. Now Being Set Up
In Ohio for 1854.

CLEVELAND, o., December 6.-Some time
ago General Sherman Club was organized
here for the purpose of booming Sherman
for the presidency. This club has died,
and in its place an Arthur Club has been
formed. 1t is said active work has
been going on here for some time TO insu.
gurste q boom for Arthur for 1854; with
Gcyerpor Charles Foster for Vice Presi
dent. Foster is working the machine to
that end. The scheme is to work Cleve
land. Cincinnati and the larger cities SO as
70 get msjority OF the S:ste convention
delegates sho will favor Arthur and Eos.
ter. The latter wss here on Morday in
the interest OF this scheme, and held a con-
ference with local politicians. The Cieye-
land Leader and the Cincinnati Com ner-
cial Gazette will support the Arthur and
Poster .chemc. hIt the Cleveland Head
vii. probably kick COT oi the traces,
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THE PEOPLE OF An ONO TOWN
Indignant NJ the AcqutttaI 81 . Has-
dsres Order Him % Leave ToWs.


dsser order Him % Leave Tows.
OsAGE MIHIos, o., December 6.-At .
meeting OF the best citizens OF this place
pre,idsd over by John Woods, and with J.
Y. fierce, president Of the 0,sgs Mission.
as secretary, some pretty fofcibIs rssoiu.
tioDs we're adopted amen. the soquittAl Of
VIM. Mou,er, Of the cowardly, brutal and
unprovoked ss,sssinstion of Frank II.
Sco,t. In our streets few weeks ago. Tbs
residents declare that Aousers guilt Of
murder In the first degree vas clearly
shown, that the citizens regard Mouser As .
murderer and request him W leave town
never 10 come back. They further de-
pounce tie verdict Of the jury - m atroci.
ous outrage on the administration Of jus.
tics. end declare thsir belief that IL Vas
procured by corrupt means. They repro
bate the practice OF attorneys bringin.
their wives snd daughters into court 70
attest sympathy with murdsrsrs. and ~.
sctiOn OF ministers OF the gospel and s,lYI.
neys not openly engaged IN the case goins
about the streets 10 create publi3 ssnu.
ment, end the action Of the sheriff Ia taking
the prisoner TO . public hotel 10 play upon
the piano and sing for the Jury during the
trial adverse 10 public prosecutions. yous.r
has taksn the hint and left town.
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THE GRAVE OF A SINGER.
Mile. Litfa Laid 10 Rest in Biooming-
ton (emeterY.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL, December G.-After
lying in the vault since the 10th of July
LAST, the mortal remains OF Nile, Litta, the
prima donna, were laid in rhe grave at II
o'clock this morning, in the Boom
ington cemetery, the lot being
donated by Linus Graves wealthy
citizen and owner OF the cemetery. AT the
foot OF the grave is large burr oak tree,
With large spreading branches and the
beautiful spor is otherwise adorned With
well trimmed shaGe trees and other foliage.
About one hundred were present, and it
wesa sorrowful task OF CARRYING 10 mother
earth the lfeless remains OF the
great and gifted sougstreess. The Mona
ment Committee will at once commence
preparations for erecting a magnificent
monument, nearly 81 90 having been rails
ed for that purpose. When Litts died
there was a mortgage on her home, in this
city. where her aged and invalid mother is
residing. Clara Louise Kellogg has taken
quite a lively interest in the matter, and
proposes to give three concerts to wipe out
the debt
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SUSPENDED FROM A COAT HOOK.
The Terrible Punishment . srboel
Teacher Imposed q pom = Girl PupiL


ChSrON, o., December GA terrible case
OF brutality was made public here today.
Anthony LsymilIer. country school
teacher was arrested to day upon the sf'i.
dsvIt OF Mrs. y. ogleiborp, for brutaliy
malrratiDg her eleven.year old daughter.
Mary, sho is one Of bis pupils. The little
cir! was guilty of some slignt offence for
which The teacher proposed to make the
child st among the boys. sne rebclI'd
against tic pGmish Eent, whefenpon lay.
miller, assisted by one Of the male pupils.
thr. " the girl 20 the floor. bound her hand,
tOesi. or and then suspended her from .
cos' Nock so that her toes barely touched
the 4, Or Sic Was kept In this painfIi
20 'i'on from %. ". Ill $3.50 .. ". I'll her
net ~. who bsd been informed Of the pro-
rs.6h ~. came to tho rescue OF the sulI,f.
irgPirI When let down the child wAs -
xeuE he coud hardly stand. her limbs re-.
fusinC - ,erye ber. Heavy red welts we're
sys!.n upon her arms and she was pLysi.
cally Exhausted. She IL suffering tsrrIb'"
at pre-, tDt from the strain upon her nerves.
The g. - Is bey OEd the Jurisdiction OF the
Hun sns sOcicty, 40 that Laymillsr can
only bs bold upou the charge OF assault
and battery. To this he will answer DsGt
Saturday.
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NEWS OF THE MORNING.
poings in Congress yesterday

poings in Congress yesterday.
w,st Virginisns in Washington.
Mcdonald and Hendricks on Carlisle.
Ths Roman Catholic congress in session
st Rome. C,,,u
The comicsl grievance of British CoIum-
bia Indisus. .,
' bald and sged slsnder against Speaker
Carlisle nailed
T5munds sgain becomes the champion
or the colored man.
What places Ohio congressman expect TO
20, on the committees.
. self sccusei murderer serds a commu-
rir,tion from the grave.
The scramble for office among the follow
s-s NJ members of the House.
The committee places West Virginia
Co,pressmen are liable to get
The troubled matrimonial relations OF
r-stty girl at GSrrettsyille, o.
Denomination Of the Senate and House.
The appointment Of committees.
TLere.e Sturls, the noted Chicago muir
5sress spends day in Pittsburgh.
stupendous scheme OF graveyard in
sprsnce unearthed at Washington Court
House, o.
The terrible punishment imposed upon
little gil by school teacher near Canton,
Ohio.
The people OF Osage Mission o.. indignant
Of the a,uuittal OF a murderer order him to
leave town.
A Philsds lphis surgeons skill called into
p,sy to save the life OF man whose throat
bsd teen cut.
Fitz John Porter again pressing his
claims with stronger assurances Of success
thsn ever before.
How the recent Utterances of New York
business men OF Carlis.e's election IS re-
csigeG in Washington.
The LAbra claim against Mexico, in
which Wheeling man was once interested,
receives attention from the President.
syndicate TO steal formed among the
-rceprv clerks Of New York City. A bril-
isn't plan by which they were all to get
Il. IL
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COMlCal GRIEVANCES
The Indians of British columbia De-
mAndinx Presents

Aht AnuiAnS OF brhNNn 1OiuaDia De-
mandinx Presents
OTTAWA, Ont, December 6.-The Indians
OF British Columbis have smother griev-
ance, which Sir Alexander Campbell, MIN
lster Of Justice, is endeavoring TO right.
During the visit of Lord Lorne and the
frlncess Louise to that province they were
gwen acordisl welcome by the Indians.
many Valusbie presents were given to the
Nceregal party as remembrances OF the
NSit; In accepting them Lord Lorne said
mat be would not forget their kindness on
ms return home, promising to send each
SLlei souvenir of the pleasant time ae
hsu spent among them. Months have
passed by, and Lorne and Louise have long
Siuce returned to Eaglsnd, yet the poor
a.C InElsn Is without his preseHt, and is not
ot.y Indignant, but is not slow in express.
irg his views to that effect. Sir AIexan-
G't = smnhe'i will probably remind Lord
Loine 81 hiS obligation, when 10 doubt the
presents, which have probably been for.
S'Uir. MIL oC forthcoming.
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WRoNGED FiTZ JOHN PORTER.
Pressing His Claims Again with
Stronger Assurances OF Success.

SDeciuI 70 NE IttylSIeT.
WAsHINGToN, December O. Fitz John
Porter comes to the front again with his
claim for reinstatement and reversal Of the
court martial proceedings which threw him
out of the army. There is not much doubt
but that the Old man will win if his
strength holds out. Tbs feeling in favor
of his case is a good deal stronger here
than when | came to Washington four
years ago, and each application is backed
up by stronger testimony than its prede-
cessors, showing the injustice with which
he was treated. Ian.
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ested, have been reopene1 and further de-
laws are probable in the matter of its pay
ment. 4 government claim in connection
with other belongings may be good thing.
As single asset, however, it is inconven-
lent know people who are prospective
sbarers in the French spoliation claims and
who haven't anything else, who would be
richer il they lost their interest in the Gal
lie fund, which somehow or other never
manages to be paid over to ITS rightful
owners. Lam.
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Bueklea's AFnica Salve.

TIE greatest medical wonder Of the world.
Warranted TO speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
Chopped Hands and all skin eruptions,
Guaranteed 10 cure in every instance, or
money refunded. % cents per box. PoE
sale by Logan q Co, Druggists, Brldse
Corner!
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Tue letter was poSt-msrked New York,
D., l>>5, 9 p. NJ. Ii is directed: Finder
viii piesSe give To Police Department, or
lnS;eCtOr o. Laws"
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AFTER MANY YEARS.

GovernoS ButIes Restores - Oaty -
Omeer DisehssEe1 Over TWesty
Years Ago.
BosTos, December 6 Ex-Governor Batter
rendered an important decision today in
bis cspscity ss commander In chief Of the
military Of the stst. by Issuing fn order
reversing an order issued more than twenty
years ago for the disbonorsble discharge Of
Captain John b. Farrell. Company @, For
ty-eiehth regiment Il seems that the dis
charge was ordered by Governor Andrew
several days after the regiment had been
mustered into the United States service.
The Captain has always claimed that the
State authorities had no right TO disehafgs
30 officer OF the United StsteG Governor
Butler sustains the opinion Of Captain Far.
rell, and today ordered Adiu.Ant General
Dalton TO rescipd the order for the dis
charge, which waa at one, done and Cap
tain Farrell vas placed upon the ssms
footing % h<fore the original order 1ss
issued iu December, 1852.
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ODDS AND ENDS.
The Veterans Of the Mexican War
West yirginians at the Capitai-A
New Dodge.

SpecIuI % TIC ItsVtStU'
WAsHIXGTOY, December G.--The veterans
of the war with Mexico began their re-
union here to dsy. Those on hand look
as though they had not long to stay.
Among yesterdays arrivals were Major
Geo. II. Moitett and Dr. Newton OF Cpshur.
4 recent dodge Of the wary politician
who drcps down on us occasionally is to
say be is on his way over to Baltimore and
Just stopped over for day: That kind OF
talk is contrary to good manners and
n oras ard shows willingness to comb
wool over the eyes of the listener which
cannot be too strongly deprecated. LNN.
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A SUMNER.
EugIapd's Attorney General Says That
Under Other Circumstances O'DOn-
pclI Would Have Been Acquitted.

LoypoS, December Sir Henry James,
Attorney General, has written Lord Chief
Justice Coleridge, taking exceptions to the
conduct of the counsel for the defense in
tire O'Dounell case. The Attorney Gen
eral suggests that il the counsel in fU-
ture cases attempt TO interject state
ments in the nature OF the evidence,
the Justice before whom the case is being
tried shall inform the counsel that such
pleadiDgs is inadmissible, and will not be
permitted. Should an appeal be taken
from this ruling the question will be de-
cided by full. court. Had Justice
Denman, he says, objected to the
statements of Charles Russell in
opening the O'Donnell case, the de.
fense appesled, and full bench decided
the words admissible, O'Donnell would
have been scqultted. The Lord Chief Jus
tice in reply says: in November, 1891,
the Judges decided, 70 against ., that such
statements should not be allowed, which
decision probably escaped Justice Den
mans memory"
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WEST VIRGINIA CoNGaEssMEN.
Their strong intellectual Bids for
Good Committee Places.

SpcCHL 20 Jtc hcQtSttT.
WASHINGTON, December 6.-As yet there
is no reliable intimatiOn as TO where the
West Virginia members will tiGd their
committee places. Al! of them are lawyers
and eminent in their profession in their
own districts. Wilson is claimed by peo-
pie in his own section to be among the
best in the State, man who has studied
the law as q science as well as TO win cases.
Cot is known to be a judiCious counselor,
as well as a brilliant advocate, and both
Snyder and Gibson attained distinction at
the bar long before they attained it in pol
III, g. 1t would be sad, therefore, ii these
geatlemen, with their wealth OF erudtion
and capacity for it's practical application,
should find themselves ornamenting the
rear extremity Of a committee on stationery
or other supplies nseded by the lower
House. Ian.
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BUSINESS MEN ON CARlISE.
How the Recent Utteranees Of Leading
New Workers are Received In wash
fnRt0n.

Special 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, December G.-Democrats
here are good deal gratified over the re-
sponses made by business men as to the
effect OF Carlisle's election as Speaker on
the business interests of the country.
There is no doubt but that the present
Speaker knows what is good policy as well
as sound principle. One OF his supporters
recently called my attention to the fact
that while Carlisle has generally taken the
iron clad oath as he did at the beginning
of his present term of service, he omitted
it two years since and took the modified
oath instead The reason Of the departure
wss explained by the then candidacy of
the swearer for the United States Senator
ship from Kentucky. He did not care to
tell the ex-Confederates in the Legislature
at that time that he had not given them
any aid or comfort at the season when they
needed all the aid and comfort they could
oct. Ian.
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LOVED A. nARmED MAN.
The MfxsA Hatssoossas Experiences
els Pretty OhSs OtSi.

els Pretty Ohss 0ssi.
GlREErTsyILLr. O., December 6.-Sbs
gbods Reed vas The prstusst girl In this
vilisge. She wss seventeen years old and
. German American. A horse jockey.
John Burns, came 10 town tvo year. ago
With rsoe horseS and met Rhode. fell IN
love with Der snd married Der. sSns
weeks after he disappeared very myss.
riousIy. The girl ws heart broken sad
fsitLfuIly believed him 10 be dead sod put
ON widows weeds. Six months sko sos
r.osiysd letter fron him from iosn in
Pepp,ylvsnia snd vent thsrs 10 meet hiEi.
but found him gone, no one kpsH where.
She came home heart broken.
Two weeks aeo BuFns came 70 Gsrrstts.
vile and the couple vefs rsunitsd- Tness
usre rumors thst be wss Q married man.
and tslsgrsms we're sspg 70 Addisoo. NJ /.
where IL Was learned be he'd wife sns tso
cbildren. Burns sesin disappeared snd
the siri Lost faith In him. and % day ~
piled for divofoe.
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CONGRESS.
Both Houses Adjourn Until Mon
cay Next.
A WEST vIReINIAN CAPTURES A PRIZE
In the Shape Of Assistant Sergeant,at'
Arms of the Hcuse-Some In
portant Measures Introduced
in the Senate.
SnCciDI 70 The Reqistcr.

WASHINGTON, December 6.-An adjourn
ment OF both Houses until Monday was
taken to-day. A considerable number Of
the members have gone home. Wilson
and Gibson, of the West Virginia members,
Lave gone. The latter will be absent sew
eral days. State Senator Roberts, of Writ
county, was to day appointed assistant to
the Sergeant-at-Arms of the House. The
Senate committees, and possibly part Of
the House, committees, will be announced
on Monday. The arrivals are c. Burdette
Hart and wife, Of Wheeling, and C. C..
Kemble, OF Charleston. Lam.
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No disease will trouble you il you keep
your blood pure, your kidneys strong, your
bowels regular and your mind clear BY an
cccssioual use OF thst Treat reviveE and
kuppporter Of health and strength known
a. DR. Guyso'i's Yellow Dock and ssrsa'
rs.il'a Is Irsise should be IL svery
n.lu,nl la merit should be known by ali!
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A WAR IMMINENT.

China sendfng . Large Feree 60 the
Tonquin Frontier.
Hone KoEG, December 6.-The Govern.
ment refuses to withdraw or modify is
claim regarding Tonquin and prefers war
to surrender the province to France.
Large bodies Of troops Are continually pass
ing Hong Kong for the Tonquin border.
LoNnoN. December 6.-S p. A.-rhe st.
James GsZettes financial article saws:
Uncouirmed reports on the Stock Ex-
change tha, war between France and China
has been declared caused great excitement
and general decline in prices.
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He Pleads Guilty.

Special 10 the Register.
STEUBESvILLE. O., December 6.-AleK.
Jamison indicted for robbing the Rush
Run ticket Office on the Cleveland & Pitts
hurgh road, to day withdrew his plea OF
not guilty and entered pea OF guilty.
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NFtVFVFt 70 t'FN WIT
STECBENvILLE, December G-Frederick
Rasber, an old residen, and local Methodist
preacher, dropped dead this afternoon on
Linden avenue. The cause of death was
heart disease.
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a. a. y. Paul, a Paris physician, has offered
o. french Academy the sum of s. OOO TO
i1un1 prize for the discovery of a cure for
phInfris- n- He hss evidently not heard of
L hoiis Cough Syrup, which has cured
huhofeds Of cases Of this awful disease.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-07

WAY 70 Il that % many neglect coughs
srd colds until they get consumption!
why ,s Il 70 many dis Of eossumOtion, Il
10 because they viii Det cooe and b
besled. Every one knevs . snfs oongussss
Of throat snd lung diseases u ~. Wstsrs
BAIssm Of villa Cherry. end that Il can b
soi of any druegiS6
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SEVEN SHOCKS OF EARTHQUAKE
At Royenden Springs, Arkansas-But
Little Damage Done.

Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, December 6.-There were
seven shocks of earthquake yesterday, al
Rovenden Springs, Ark. They lasted forty
seconds, and broke glassware and crockery.
Stones, houses and large rocks were
loosened and fell into the cuts OF the
Kansas City, Springfield and Memphis
Railroad near by. The shocks were &C
compsnied by loud noises and violent jar
of the earth, and moved northwest to
southwest.
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A COSTLY cIRcRs ENDED.

The Pennsy lyania Legislature Finally
Adjeurns, Yesterday.
HARRlsBlRG, Pa, December 6.-The usual
committees were appointed in the Senate
and House to wait upon the Governor and
inform him that the Legislature was ready
to adjourn sine die at IL O'Clock noon. He
replied that he had no further eommunica-
tions 10 make, and at nocn. after some re
marks from the presiding officsrs, they de
clared the respective houses al journed
without setting a day.
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R'""rd onersd for Horse rh,eyes,

MiLLFRSErEG, o., December 6-Two val.
usoie horses OF Jere Miller were stolen
from his farm, in the eastern part of the
Souh'T' last night. Mr. Miller offers 500
FSsio, sud the County Commissioners
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Atiofhing Man AssiEas.

NAssTrrLD O, December The assien-
msnt of James Spapdau, dealer in resdy-
made clothing. was Announced this morn
ing B. Sens, the assignee, can, ~ yet,
e;ve 10 statement OF the assets and lia-
tiIitifE
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ERKED TO DEATH.
The Curious Death OF Stenbenyil lille
Teamster.
Special TO the Register.

SrEUBENvILLE, December c. Gottleib
Feiter, aged seventytwo years, while driv.
ing team of norses up Adams street this
afternoon had his attention attracted by
something and the horses giving sudden
start threw him off the wagon into the
street, breaking his neck, and causing in.
slant death. He was native OF Cross Creek
township.