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A @ uIet and Peaceful Man,
AN UNKNOWN MAN FOUND DEAD.
Falling From u Railroad Bridge Sixty
Feet High Near rSIeubenViIle,
SpkrtaL q the RedIsteT

SpectdL 10 me ReqiSteT.
STEUBENvILLE, O., October 2l.-Au un'
known man was found dead, yesterday, at
Rush Run on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad in this county. No address could
he found on him, but on his arm were the
initials J. NJ. II. He had on a dark blue
coat, jeans pants, white shirt and buckle
shoes and appeared to be about thirty. eight
years of age. 1t is supposed he got Off the
train Saturday night and fell from bridge
near by distance OF sixty feet. The trus-
tees OF the poor buried the body.
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BER3N, October 22.-The first perform
snces of Luther, play. representing
scenes of the refoImer's Lille, took place at
Jena, SsxeWeimar, on Saturday, and was
great success. The house was crowded
Several German princes and Abbe List
were present.
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Tire at SIeubenVilIe.

Ip'IHW 10 Ut IFyINEV' >
STxuEENvILLE, October 22.-Fire this
evening destroyed stable on the property
of Mrs D. KiIgore. There was no insur-
apce and the loss was about 800.
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would naturally take that course, other
wise il would have TO strike something and
glance TO have taken the same course
Faulkner was a man of about 35 years of
sge and 3 widower. his vile having died
some four or five years ago leaving him
hi.dless. He is said to have been
AQaIet and Peaceful Man,
except when drinking His friends took
cl a. ge Of bis remains after the inquest was
helG, and they were taken to his fathers
house. Sunday morning thev came tn
Town TO get cottiD at the expense Of the
county, his father not being able TO defray
the expense, but the undertakers fatty re-
fused on the grounds that the county
would not allow them living price, they
having had some experience to that effect
Altogether
The Affair il n Mysterious One
and will likely prove t0 he too deep for in
teIligept people to penetrate unless further
prove favorable.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE At ANNAPOLIS.

Several Persons Killed and Balti-
more Called Upon for AID.
ANSAPoLIs, Oct. 2Z.-Bssirs block, near
the market, is sblsze. 1t contains the
isreest business houses in the city. IL is
thoughs two or three persons were burned
to DEATH The Mayor telegraphed to Bslti-
more for aid.
LATER--Teu houses and stererooms were
burned. The loss IS Si3 900, distributed
among humber OF people. The inslr-
ance is on!y partia4.
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BeacOR Park Races.

BosroS, October % Unfinished race,
2:3S class, was trottsd at Beacon Par K this
Afternoon. Earl was acc )rded both heats:
Vision second money; Allegheny Boy
third, Time, 2:26H, aud 2:26H.
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THE CLEVELAND NINE o. K.
The Report That they Will be Fore ed
OuI OF the League Untrue.

OuI OF the League Untrue.
CLEVELAND, October 22-Specials from
here that Cleveland would probtbly be
fore out OF the league by inability to
secure grounds is untrue. The directors
have the choice of several locations and
hope for an opportunity TO establish base
bail park near the business c2ntre. f even
players have been reserved. Tue manase.
ment and men have practically agreed
upon salaries.
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A Grand IIuA.,, Mission.

BER,LN, October 22-The Grand Duke
Vladimer, brother of the Car of Russia,
who is expected here next wsek, will meet
The EmverOr..
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SHAT CAME FROM STEALING A HOG.
IWo Men Killed and Two Others Ser.
iOusly wounded.

MA,ON. GA, October 22.-News has been
deceived Of bloody affair in Wi!Einson
bounty. negro, Joe Holden, while hunt
x discovered another negro b1tcherlng
~ belonging 10 a white man, named Clay.
eiUd,n reported the fact to Clay who with
Holden and two men, armed with guns,
Ttnt to the house of the thief. Not
Finding him. his wife refused to tell
is whereabouts and Clay knocked
r. down. The party then left.
the way home two sons OF the negro
fomsn and an ex convict Maud Cooper,
fEmed themselves and pursued the white
9sr'y and overtsking them, fired, killing
1 o den instantly. Clay returned the hre,
lhng pIck Cooper and weunding the
q NlheE two
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THEY WANT PROTECTION.
DuSky IDdISidnaIs Who Will Look
After the Preservation OF Their
Rights.

LorIsy,IIr Ky October 22.-The col.
o.aJ ,;,;.aaaai ,hia oi,,. haro i,.raI ~ ,d.
ofeu cl'i%ens VI th.' '''! navy '''usN III "''
dress TO the colored ciuzens OF the State
concerning the recent decision Of the
Tri,,d states Spnrep,e Cou,, declaring the
-. ~. ',,,',,I.'I =,
Ni'I' h's"'S o''' W oe "u''"''''""'""' :"
which they refer TO the fact OF their citi-
zsnship under the constitution; that they
nave CIVIL tlBhs rs huIh anu that " was
the
Laxtfy on the Part OF sfsse conrs
in several States IN protecting those rights
u,icb Isd IN tho ns, says of The hill. They
cororatnis,e Ihe,r br.Ibrsn that the com.
man ssnse and Judgment of the people
"'na-,Iiy ia rsnid,v tandi,g toward a n, ,ier
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GOVERNOR RoADLY IN PHILADELPHIA.
His Physician States That He Has
Wholly Recovered.

wholly Recovered.
PHILADELPHIA, October %. -Governor-
elect Hoadly and wife arrived last night.
Governor Hoadly's visit is solely to con-
suit his physician in regard to his health,
which he has not yet fully regained. His
physician stated he had steadily improved
since his visit in September, aud is now
almost recovered He was taking no medi-
cine but striving to recuperate his system
hy absolute rest. The Governor is ex-
Iccted to remain about week.
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LOYAL TO LANSDoWHE.
All RumOrs That TIE VIII be Assault
ed StOutIy Denied.

ed StOutly Denied.
QUEBEC, October % The news OF alarm
ing statements published in New York re-
specting the reported apprehension of
trouble concerning the Marquis of Lans-
downe's arrival caused some excitement
here tonight 1t is not believed any at
tempt has been made to conceal the time OF
his lending and the inaugural ceremonies,
The party will probably land about $50 to.
morrow. The new Governor General will
be sworn in at 10 o'clock and the party
will leave at noon for Ottawa by
a special train. A French paper says to,
night: "Itis reported that some hot head
Irishman will make demonstration hos
tile 10 the Marquis 1t affects, however,
not to believe the rumOr and says il hopes
its Irish friends will have more sense. 1t
moreover
Calls Upon All French Canadians
to rally around the Governor, whose
mother, it says, was a French woman.
This is the sole reference made thus far In
the city press to any anticipation of
trouble. Leading Irishmen upon being in.
terviewed ridicued any fear OF trouble.
On the other hand it is rumored that an
indignation meeting will be held up the
cove tonight against the Government by
the Irish residents. A reporter who Wis.
tied the locality in question could CLEAN
no such information, however.
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PIopGLIs fs sn eisgsnt substitats fpe
glyc,rits. c,npbor ice. cold c,.sm, ste ;.
q iii ont b+irg ., ,irky or greasy. KID sIov-s
csn be sorn immediately STEER Hsiag 9th.
OUT ,niiIrg them Prize, p o>nis ~
ts!. by = f:cesis.s.
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Prince Jerome NaaoIeon.

PARIS. October ~ The GduiOis says
Prince Jerome Napoleon will publish
manifesto.
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Reid, the Novelist, Is Dead.

LONDON, October 22-CaPt. Mayue Reid,
the novelist. died last evening after short
illness. lie was 65 years OF sge.
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Stx Miners Killed by an Explosion.

LoNaoN, October 22.-An explosion Oc
cured in the Lady Pit Colliery, near Stoke
upon Brent, yesterday, while the miners
were trying to extinguish a ire. Six were
killed and three wounded.
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IT is DISGUSTING.
The Efforts Of Detectives 20 Prove That
William IsMIs Killed Hose AmbIeI.

The Efforts Of Detectives 20 Prove That
william Lrwis Kiiied Rose Amber.
s7Ea1roED, October 1.-The search for
tie murderer OF Rose Amber has not
ended yet. The detectives who were en-.
esgtd in the hunt are with one exception,
still at work. They have not banged their
theory tLst Vim. Lewis committed the
murder, and they ssy they have
Uncovered New Evidence.
the nsture Of which they at present refuse
TO disclose. 1t il alleged that the Dss eVi.
oeucs shows that Lewis swore TO false
boUds during his examination, and that hts
motive for wishing the WOMAN out Oi The
way has been discovered.
While the newspapers were full 4! Lewis
q broadway clothing house and . Eth
avenue b0uor snd eating ssi0on offered
him inducements 10 20 toSeE York. "m.
6 Butter, New Haven hat merchant,
made him an offer OF tGO 70 clerk for him
jor tGo months, from September l5 TO No
vfmbtT Is.
Levi. Ignored These Propositions,
sni continued to peddIe his vegetables.
Levi. il we'll aware thst the detectives
are stiIl striving 70 convict him, bat he
makes merry st all ef'rts, and rays be hss
, O fear that they cen intulps,e him or
cad the public 20 believe any Of
q .ir Eu,piri0ns. He says he intends 70
t,ir suit f.r slsnder sgaiast some OF bis
ejphbors Who have aid they thought he
was the guilty man.
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sv,. Ignored These Psopsstttoss.
p.,,b Of uiui.ter Yoag's wife.

H.E7roLD. October p A dispatch from
psris aDnounees the death there this morn
the wife Of John Rnssell Yonng, Minis:
,sr 10 China Mr. Young Was niece o,
The late Governor Jewell
LADY Who suffered from weakness pc
cui.ar to hFr sex. in writing TO her ihsnh'
,sid. Il tried various Eicnsy neaic'ne.'
but only found myself grozing worse. a
fri.n nd to- NE 10 use Dr. GuSsolis IeiioN
Dock and ssrsspsTills. lis erect 90 ~,
s,oon INDICATED by clear and beautiful
o,noleIion. q freedom from aches anf
r,sirs c,.mtIete rrm"ysl Of nervons de
rr.,tjop. psinless rfguisfity In habits OF
rigesiion, end oikrreise. / csnnot pr.i"
rs rsu,fy tor highly as 6 tns friend "
I'D, ...s syInsnaooi, and Is st.s1staaA
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neaih OF EIishA Foote.

st. Lorr>. Mo, October 22.-Hon. Elisha
core, fa'herin law of ex Cnited States
tHator General John B. Henderson, snd
commissioner Of Patents during the sd.
inlStrstIOn OF Andrew johnson, died OF
'sfI disease this morning at bis soa-ln
'aS 5 residence. The latter is in Europe.
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Ire best interests of humanity depend
z me good health of our women tO.SS
yet those with brightest intellectS
SSm 10 SUd-r the most with ailments Pc.
isf 10 female life. IL is we'll 70 reuem'
n.1at the whole female system can be
N up to proper state OF endurance,
1p.es, sores, swollen limbs, monthly
us, and other indications Of female dis
n ~ :, made 10 disappear, snd robust health
Il 4-s9u s. and body take the place Of illness
n nr.IIslieSs. II tinely use is made OF Dr.
so,' Yellow Dock and Sarsaparills.
ky,rSH rs,,i'S The OiOOd to perfect health, it
H. Gems the muscular and nervous sys.
~ gives tone to the digestive aud
] n -, organs. IL allays all irritation OF
,i,o, '.Ns membrsUe. In a word, it is a
Tc,;' E, female medicine, and aids. every
&r,,. 81 iemsie life. No other remedy
Hlt,n Have your druggist get it
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that after the separation he felt his dsso!a
ti,p ieenIy, the stsSnce OF hts children
nd tie los Of his home weighing on MN
,'esply He wrote 10 his VIE n'e'hiag 1"
reconciliation. Several such letters were
;n,rCdnc.d nv the defense. who claimed N
,.e .y,d.nre in then o. Shsrmsns unset
lied coudition, his shsspce OF any sper1 1c
intention regarding his fu'ure residenc"
spd in support Of the claim that he bal
lost his dc Hicile in Connecticut. The fo''
lovirg ere interesting passages from these
J.,tsrs upon which most stress Wa la'd:
II csnnot tut tbIbk that there was
Florence
whom Knew and Leyed
and who lov,d NE, snd ] can never pn
her ont Of nv nj. nI"-y or ou' Of ny hear
I. Atu.k.cn.l inns that there are two on
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besides the ball would not have had force
enough to carry that far. The guns were
carefully examined and one ofthem proved
no be a thirty two cslibre, the same as the
hall found in the corpse, but upon compari-
son il was found that the rifles of the gun
aid not fully correspond with the indent-
ures of the ball, besid-s the parties who
were shooting in the meadow testified that
they were shooting in so entirely different
direction from where the man was found.
The theory which
Cams the Most Credenee
is that the person who did toe shooting
WAS hid along the creek bank and shot rp
wards, the hank being almost perDendicu
lar. and il Faulkner happened to be stsnl-
ing with his face towards him, the ball
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MEDICAL,
Pot a Brand On Him.

Women arc a necessary evil he said, Bringing
down his fst hard on the counter 10 cmphaAiEe thC
r~eastleSs remark. II was IN the village store Al
West Milton, SAiabOgI county, and the speaker wa
thG central dgirc Ct 4 SFoup Of buchollc philoso,
phen. lie was homely, sl0Venly and sixty.
There's where differ from you altogeth'r.'
said MI. George 4. Graham, Of the same place,
women Ere mostly what men make 'em, When
husbands are brutgs wives will fall into Submission
or mako home hot for the men; aud they're IN.
natural In either character. Love them, and eS
peciGllY be good U them when they're sick. and
you'll have no trouble, There's my wife. now,
She's suffered 4 good deal VII dyspeplia, nervous
prustr4tIon and other ailments that took the bloom
% her cheeks und the spring cut Of her steps.
Well, she saw All advertisement Of F1fkeF's Tonic,
and thought Il Guuld be lust the thing for her case.
Gentlemen, ] sent Ave mites alter 4 bottle. She
took II. sent again alter lnoFe. SoSeYerAl tiuIss.
Trouble? Shy. IL You could see how much good
IL hSa done her you would say that wOAen are the
the next"
This preparation, which hes been known AS
PARK el's LIEGEk To.Ic, will hereafter lie clled
BimUiy PARK 6's Toxic. This chAIEe has been
rendered necessary by substitutes impoEcd upJn
their customers By unpriucipled dealers under the
name OF ginger; and as ginger Is really Sn unlu.
portAnt i~tvoring ingredient, We drop the nlEead'
ing word.
there Is no change, however, In the preparation
!kflf, and all bottles remaining IL the hands OF
1eAlefs wrapped under the name OF tatkef's Gin
ser Tonic contain the genuine a edlcine II the fac
Siuiie signature o. -IscOx 4 Co, Is 1T tina bottom
Of the outside wrapper. Rn2ss
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Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest BY aS!ck child suffering and crying
With pain q cutting tsethP II 20, send al
once and get . bottle Of Nm. Windows
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething. Its
value 10 incaloulAble. II will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
nponiL mother, there ID no mistake about
it Iscures dysentNy and diRrrhOeA, regu.
S fiop' ma 'S SiS.s 10 tops S and c ssapTs q T thS Hsols
system. Mfs. Windows Soothing Syrup
Tor Children Testhing 10 pleasant to the
taste, AID 10 the prescription OF one oil the
Oldest and best female physicians and nurses
in the United States, aud 10 for sale by all
druggists throughout the world. Price q
esnS . bottle. Nwsaw
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repressible Budell being t%ongue-tied be,
fore a dainty little damsel WAC couldn't
even sit on q jury, came upon rs again with
redoubled force, and We awoke the echoes
OF the silent streets with renewed shouts Of
laughter.
Poor Budell could End no opportunity Of
settling his fate. He revolved dreaiily
round my rooms, where he materially in
teriered with my work by constantly put
ting skilliully elaborated questions TO me,
devised to extract my opinion as 10 his
lady-love without revealing her name.
l rose and fell in his estimation as my an
swers were what he desired or not, and l
committed myself to an immense number
OF definite opinions as to the preference
between blondes and brunettes, large
moutes and small ears, etc. (which do
you prefer, Greek or Saxon names for
iadies?" he once asked me. IRnswered at
random that l liked them both. mo, but
names derived from those Languages"
"well," 1 replied at q venture, ~ like
Saxon names" "Do your" he exclaimed;
"Why, 90 dol. For example, l don't think
YOU could find q prettier name than Edith
anywhere" 10 he" l cried her name Is
Edith, is it7' Budell blushed, but couldn't
deny it, and | dare say he would have re-
veaied her surname also had ! pressed him.
August brought me an Invitation from
Will Carlyon to'spend q fortnight at. his
fathers place in Scotland and have a shot
Al the grouse. ave asked MaIkby,
Smithers and Budell," he wrote. '.and /
expect them all. ! know you have fright
tul chains and slavery notions about mat
rimonyI but there are lots Of nice girls
staying here with Fanny, and II yon don't
all 90 home with the fulI intention OF forth.
with becoming Benedlots, ! shall be sur,
prised. Anyhow, we have plenty Of birds"
When ! arrived / found the house full
OF pleasant men and agreeable girls, while
the grouse gave very isir sport. The club
was there In full force. Budell YVES in yerY
lair spirits, and came out in grand style d
master OF the ceremonies, and o. the origi.
nator OF all sorts Of amusements. He was
to busy to ipfict any more condolences,
bnt / had no reason to suspect he had yet
accomplished his proposal.
One afternoon q heavy rain storm had
] driven the Sportsmen in sooner than usual
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'a 9lSoME PROOF.

,,,..- ,.l LIycE p.SsaOes and RheumAtAm.-
AGaS' faTr,6Iy-"EOLhIng seemed to help me-
s tiS.! ~, S~etOaIo' BID. DF. z smtIe S SI5g1 ms;
Wheeling, W, Va,
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ANN SFfN
The term foot rot and merino sheep seem
to have become associated together, and
with some the impression exists that the
disease is constitutional, and by others
contagious. That sheep in the same flock
will escape would seem to argue against 1t.
That the disease Is Of itself fatal ia unlikely.
II the disease wa constitutional co local
application would cure 1t. Mr. Carlos
Mason has this to say respecting the dis
ease; A sheep was never known to die Of
fost rot. 4 blind man who has bad exper
fence in this disease can detect It's presence
by the smell, which IL very offensive, and
tiles blow the diseased feet and msggols are
the result. When the sheep lies down the
foot come in contact with the point Of the
shoulder aad the msggots spread from the
loot to the Sleeps body these rapidly
spread, and death Results tEom this cause,
and not from foot rot, strictly speaking, for
any CAUSE that wopld produce maggota
would bring tho same result and yet It ir
frequently said that thousands OF sheep
haye died OF foot rot.
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Mother Walton has prescribed this yalua.
BILE medicine for a great many years Ia her
private practice, audit has proved an uDfsiL-
Ing specific in the treatment Of the many dis.
orders 10 which the female constitution Is
subject Mrs. III. W. wishes to fully impress
on the public that tho Tea Is not like many
nostrums put up by uuprincipal men for
purpuees so base Ne will not mention them,
but Is sim 4ly TO Alleviate and Cure the many
monthly troubles from which all women
suffer. P'ice 81. For sale by J. +. shirk,
Logan & Co., also ChGs. Menkemeller, Wheel
Ing, and R. K. McCoEShey, Bridgeport, or
mailed on receipt Of price by Frazier Medl.
cite Co., Cleveland. pAw
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Asiatic Cholera,

which IL now devHtat.
Ing the East and adyAn.
chg on It's mission Of
death rapidly toWatdS
our Azores, Other dts.
eRSls Of the same sort
arc Diphtht ria, 1yphoid
Fever, Scarlet Fever,
Small Pox, Measles, Yei.
low Fever, ErytpelAs,
etc. AL these generate
c~ontRg1On. Othe: dis
eases Fever and Ague,
MAlATlAl Fever, etc,
arise from contREiou
which comes Of damp
nesy, unhealthy HiLua.
lions or u~rcleAnnesS.
AL these diseases can
be cured only BY stop
pi1 the production oil
DtesSi Germs and de.
SIToylng those already
produced. Both these
results are accomplished
BY the ASe 0l Pro- Bar.
by'S preparation Of Dor
acic ACID aud Chlorine,
known as
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A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching
DR.. William, ian Indian remedy called Df.
Williams Indian Ointment. a single box
has cured the worat chronic cases Of twenty
five years standing. No one need suffer tivs
minHtss after applying this wonderful sooth-
IAg medicine. Lotions and instruments do
more harm than good. Williams Ointment
sbSorbs the tumors, Gllays the intense itch.
Ing, (pa~rticularlyst night after getting warm
in he'd acts as q poultice, gives instant and
relief, and Is prepared only for Piles,
itching Of taS private parts, and Tor nothing
else.
Forsale BY all druggists and mailed on re-
celPt Of price, 81 90.
For sale by ]. F. shirk, Logan L Co., also
Chss. Meukemeller, Wheeling, and K. K.
McConahey, Bridgeport, o. D4w
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BY DR.. Fraziers Magic Ointment. Cures
as ifby magic, Pimples, Black Heads or
erlb9, Blotches, and Eruptions on the Face,
leaving the skin clear, heslGhy, and beauti.
tuI. Also curts Itch, Salt Rheum, Sore Nip
nles, Sore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
Sores, etc.
Bold by all druggists and mailed on receipt
Of price. 50ceuta.
J. F. shirk and Logan 4 Co., Agents at
Wheeling, and R. X. MCConahsy, Agent at
Bridgeport. D4w