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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-21
Sparks FROM THE WIRES.
1rC Latest and Spiciest News by Wire
in Condensed Form tor Very
Busy Readers.

Harrisburg, Pa, dispatch says that
Cnverpo- Patuson and family have met
with SsG bereavement in the loss Of the
Governors little son, ROBBIE, who died
Yesterday morning of memb-aueOus Group.
rri,hir WIS a very bright little fellow and
he D.; OF the household. Governor Patti
IN = fsel'y affected by his death, and has
HE svn pathy Of the entire community in
his 0ereayCmenL
A Locus; Valley, Long Island, dispatch
.avs that the SOies OF the shoes Of James
I'VE. s.rpStpd on suspicion OF being the
n.. -dry- OF the May bee family, correspond
,..gt.v with the cast taken OF the foot
- Mt, s.0vrd the Maybee barn. DOye
VAS hlrScufFed, taken TO Brookville and
ros.urttv identified as the tramp seen
there y : 'uriay. Doyle exhibited great
Nervousness when taken out of the Jail at
Eas'yi. and asked the officers to protect
him 'r.m the excited crowd William
Henry B-Cwu persists in the statement
tbat loy', 3 owed him the bodies Of the
murdered women in the barn on Saturday.
Ciuciu a'i aiYices state that discovery
; as been made in the County auditors oil
ICE Of s peculiar scheme to defraud tax
,syers. /; - The increasing OF the assessed
raIustion oi property 10 certain large tax
raves. mainly incorporated companies,
snd tLen ci.pring money for the Commits
sior % Get the excessive taxes refunded.
The discovery was made two weeks ago,
bU. kept qUlet, and orders for the remitters
given . rLe Treasurer in all cases found
ONT. Two c.,rks of the late Auditor Capel.
le- are sUsPect,d but no arrest has been
made vet, hsrause Capelier being GU. Of
Office elaims the Auditor should cause the
srresl The Auditor places the duty OF AZ
rest on Cspcller. The scheme does not
contemplate any robbery Of the county.
The snnDal report of Admiral Porter is
notable for ia criticism OF the new srmorsd
steel cruisers designed by the Naval AG-
viSUry Bosy.l as being dstirent in canvas
snd 50 constructed ss not TO work under
sail. This in time of war viii
be a fatal defect, SIS coaling sta
tons would be closed against u,
AID in the time OF peace the naval vessels
should cruise under sail for the sake of
economy. The Admiral believes in the
IN mediate construction of large number
Of >w;i; vessels with powerful guns, ami
thinks we could build twenty large ships
N two Years Prompt attention TO our
'ske dsiyi.s.s he also considers of prime
upC 7sEcn. and sees no reason why We
$ >nyU.d OF commence to build on the lake
shore two heavy ironClads with powerful
gUrs and great speed.
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A GREAT SCHEME.
Keifer's Head 10 be Chopped OF That
the Future OF the Grand Old Party
May be Enhanced.

Keifer's Head to be Chopped OF That
the Future OF the Grand Old Party
May be Enhanced.
New YORK, November 20.-The Hacken-
sack New Jersey Republican will contain
tomorrow an interview with Mr.. Walter
Phelps, member elect to the next Congress,
in which he says that the general wish
among Republican members Of the next
House is that Speaker Keifer refuse to be
q candidate for the empty honors of re
nomination. 1t seems that Phelps has
written Kiefer at the suggestion of MEM
bers in different parts of the county, some
of whom have served before, and ethers
who will enter Congress for the first time.
They believe their party will be strength.
ened by taking new departure and that
the House Of Representatives is the best
place to begin a new movement in the Sc
lection OF new names for all positions.
Why Phelps was Selected.
said that the reason Phelps was
selected to carry on this correspondence
wss because he is not personally acqlain-
ted with Keifer and being q New Jersey
Representative he has not been involved
in any of the factional 9uarrels of the party
He is, therefore acceptable to both Stal.
wart and Halfbreeds. In this interview
Phelps expressed the opinion that the ex-
Speaker having the welfare of the of the
Republican party at heart will
not fail to recognize that its
future success depends upon
united action, which can only be obtained
by mutual, iull and friendly concessions,
aud the avoidance of any action that will
ten to keep up the iisagreements OF the
name of the party and country, appealed
TO Keifer to announce to his friends that he
would not accept a nomination. He felt
sure Keifer's example will be followed by
tie Sergeant-at-Arms and other officers OF
the last House. Keifer's reply is not at
hand
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NEWS OF THE MORNING.
failure in Texas.

hesvy failure IN Texas
D,psmiters in an Indiana town.
Decent doipgs of the wellsburg Gas Com
psny. n,,,,
rns:ctmepts found against Doddridse
county criminals
y, n,,.paori replies to the recent charges
r,cs Jy Malone.
, noted piekpocket escapes from the
r,t.bu;gh penitentiary.
The Injunction case OF Noller against the
MI. river Railroad Company.
c-,s-sl Hsz,n's emphatic testimony be-
,-,,.ne pro:eus court of inquiry.
,usriac in an Ohio asylum tears out
-, s,es and entrsils of companion.
p,easant letter from the Greenbrier
oonrtry. Why it is the paradise of lazy
men.
The coming Senate. Surmises in regard
- il, -eory auization and Gorham's chances
f,r advancement.
The Speakership contest. Springer's
claims and Randal's methods. What IS
telling ssainst Carlisle.
great scheme. Keifer's head to be
chopped OF that the future of the grand old
party ray be enhanced.
Some Of the secrets Of the Electoral Com
mission as made known by one who was a
rromineat actor in tie most important
roIitirtl event of modern history. Senator
Couklng's dramatic and powerful plea,
end Justice Bsadley's strange action. II
Sras HAYES Or war.
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TrRnsfR~

The following conYeyanccs of real estate
SeFe sdu,ttsd 10 record at Clerk Hooks o.
hce yesterday:
A deed made the 10Th day of November,
1882, by Henry Cook to WIN. C. Henry, in
Consideration Of 81 100, for piece of land
Situate on the National pike, about tive
miles east OF the city.
A deed made the 18Th day Of NoyemNe-,
i,>S, by Sarah A. MCGee to Mitliin Marsh,
IN consideration of 500, for q part OF lot
Nc. -, situate on the Island.
\ dec rta'ie the 18th day OF September,
~ ~ FtSs-d II. pick 10 j. Fl. Dnley,ia
ConSid, ration Of $50, for 3 piecs of land on
sou'h Eroa way, Island.
r''d ios6e the 18th day OF November,
~, y Cores e. Bulger 20 Chas. Schmidt,
In G, nsic' rstior OF 50 lij, for the east hail
Vi 10: Nc. 10 on Sixteenth street.
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Foot Pads ~ Large.

Monday evening, about O'Clock, as
Charles Lippencot, who resides above Mt.
Wood cemetery, was returning home from
this city on horseback, he vas accostsd by
two men, one Of whom seized his horse By
the bride and his companion attempted to
pull the young man of the horse. For
iunately for hin. the animal was very
high spirited and Immediately upon being
seized commenced rearing and pitching,
which, accompanied by the young mans
screams for help, caused the would-be
highwayman to loosen their bold. The an
imsl sprapg forward the moment the man
loosened his hold Of the bride and IN a
very short time they had distsncsd the
highwaymen.
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NO6BY NuPTIalS.
The PIttsburg Giant and Gianiess Pool
Their Issues.

PTrTSEURGH, November 2O.-Probably the
most novel and interesting wedding ever
solemnized in this city took place at noon
to-day. Mr.. Patrick O'Brien, the Irish
slant snd Miss CHRISTINE L. DAM,
the German gisntess, whe are on ex-
h.uII.Uu al harris museum, wesv
Il arried in the preserc' of fully two
IT., usand invited guests, including all tn
~ or human curiosities Of the Museur'.
N0ia DsmspOnte, the snake charner, b
AlblEo children. the Aztecs, all appeartug
in full 6ress with white kid gloves. The
guests were composed of the vey
best Pittsburgh society The CT
noay Ms performed IN English b
TIE Esv Dr Kus"T At the conclusiO7 a.
lie c, :. muay the bridegroom kissed he
bg,de So emphatIcsily that the resouudIng
yua was loudly spplsuded. As they
wsIkeG down the aisle the guests s:O0d on
seats so as to be able to reach their hsDdS
in co. gTalUlatiOns. The bridegroom is
.est II IuChss high and the bride feet 10
rlps
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A WoYlhE ARt.

The factory hands st the Top mill havs
decided to raise . purse snd pureAass
clothing, books, &C., foy young Patterson,
Who was 20 unfortuna,s ~ 10 lose his
rieht srm while st Sork at ,sslf leading
nail machine soms time ego. They pro-
po.e 10 pu,cna.e him life schola,ship In
Frsrier'a College. and . COMMITTEES will be
appointed 70 see that Re Is Sell taken care
OF. This certainly Is praise worthy way
Of showing their charity 10 IN unfortunate
compsrion. even though be vsa en- ,ll
hoy, spd the norey so 'Tpsnjsd vii
neyts te piXed By ths doo0fh
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A MIDNIGHT FIGHT WITH BURGLARS,
In which a woman Joins with Tell.
Ing Effect,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, November 20.-The
Americans special gives an account OF
desperate afl'ray al New Providence, two
niles from ClarEsvil!e, last night. NJ Gar
rrtt, large tobacco buyer was awakened
b. noise. He saw burglar at the window
ard rushed into the hail and got gun.
Returning he shot and killed the man en-
tcrirg the room, when he Was attacked By
oue inside and desperate sCulile erSItd
r.. the possession of the gun. Finally car
rett ard his wife put the rOHber ont and
lp CsCaycd. Mrs. Garrett ran .hc iasn 10
ueiphhOrs and thu gave the a,arn.
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. vb.eI,nr NAN. Appointmeni.

Geo. F. Irvina of this city. last evening
received oficialn notice os his appointment,
accompanied by his commission as Deputy
Supreme Protector of The order of Knights
and Ladies of HonoE The appointment is
conferred by Suprews Protector r. u.
Lambertip, of Franklin, Pa, and 1t gives
Mr. Irvine the suthority to institute new
lodges of the rier, srd perform all other
acts in this Stale pertaining TO the highest
office of the oricr. Mr.. Irvine forwarded
his bond as required by the Supreme
I.o Ice for &C ,eptance.
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that wonderful address, the more stubborn
faction Of the Republican party would
have gained the ascendency, and that
meant the worse. The Senate would have
met on the second Wednesday in Febru-
aly, according to the general law; the
House probably would not have been pres
ent in quorum, but with or without the
presence of the House the President OF the
Ser ate would lave opened and read the re-
turns, including the alleged formal re-
turns from the disputed States, and de.
clared Hayes and Wheeler elected. The
House would have declared Tilden and
Hendricks elected, and so recorded upon
its journal. The result would have been
two Presidents and anarchy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-21

Oxk af the advantages OF the new time
;stsndaid il spparert At Washington, Pa.
-, ret0foie Tie trsias running into Wash
ipg.ss used three standards Of time, viz:
Tho u. & o. Baltimore time: the CHARTERS,
Columbus time. snd the VI. Il W., Pitts
huIyh tise-naEing constant confusion.
o. Sunday they adopted a oomnion stand
shh. vhici rs twenty minutes faster than
a,Itcisn TINA. The town should now adopt
Ais tine and confusion will be st 40 en1.
he LCte!s ard boarding hoases will doub::
,r.s sat their clocks according 10 roilroad
the snd thereby accommodate their
crrsts. The principal railroads OF the
couuuy have adopted this standard atsef
a,uIs delibera.ion, and the country
should also adopt IL
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How nStriGe wnI End. .

MILWAUKEE, Wis, November 2O.-An
Iron Mountain dispatch says the officers of
the ltsuomines Mining Company, running
tie 'Iarin Il tndington mines, haze de.
u .lp.urd TO shat down for the winter, and
4 rsrg, .nents ore being made to pay OF the
r.er The Sheriff OF MeBominee county
ami wenty-tys men and nearly enc hun
orfd ai Piskc. s,n's men have gOns 10 the
u.Ir - to prO,es; the property. NJ. trouble
- lLirIrAttt.
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ITO HELL WITH ENGLISH TYRANNY.
The Impassioned Words Of Poole, the
Condemned Dublin VI Murderer.

Condemned Dublin Murderer.
TUsLIN, November 20.-Befors he was
sentenced, Poole spoke at length in earnest
and at times in excited tones. He EN-
phstically denied that he murdered Ken
ney. He admitted that he was member
of the Fenian Brotherhood, and said he
would be proud TO 60 TO the scatfold for
being a member of it. It's object was
not to commit murder, but to free Ireland
from the tyranical rule of England. He
believed be was prosecuted because he was
the enemy of the government under which
be had the misfortune to live. Poole ac-
knoViedged that he was In ken1ey's com
psry the night of the N urder, but declared be
had no hand IN striking hi N down. He had
belonged to the Brotherhood since he was
Is years Of age but had never belonged to
vigilance committee. His purpose was to
wait until his countrymen were prepared
to strike blow for independence, when he
would cooperate with them. In conclu-
sion he said al an not afraid to die. Fare
well, all, farewell, Ireland. Three cheers
for the Irish republic. To hell with Eng
.iSh tyranny"
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WHO HAS LIED?
Hazen's Testimony in the Proteus
Inquiry Shows
SOME ONE HAS SWORN FALSELY.
The Speakership Contest-RandaIPs Quiet
Confidence Confuses His 0oppo-
nents Senatorial
Matters.

WASHINGTON, November 20.-In the Pro-
teus Court of Inquiry to-day, General
Hazen made a statement to the effect that
the Proteus and crew were hired after very
deliberate and careful consideration and a
contract was made to furnish the ship in
the best possible way. He asked that Cap
tain Pike, Symes, agent for the Proteus aud
United States Consul Mallery, through
whom the contract was made, be called as
witnesses. He considered the Proteus the
best ship obtainsble for the purpose. The
court then went into secret session and soon
adjourned.
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A VERY BAD RECORD.
O'EOrncu Snid 10 Slave Bcen One OF
the MoiIic Maguirrs.

R,cIu TER, \. y, November @.-The
Post Express publishes a letter from man
who says that he knew o nonnelI, soon 20 be
lried in London for the killing OF Carey.
He says O'Donneil was one Of the chiefs OF
the "Moie Maguires" Of Pennsylvania
and that in conjunction with Dan Kelly.
jim Csr:ol and Red Shirt" Was in several
"iots." His three confederstcs Were
hanged. ODonae who formerly called
himse,f Thomas Moran, is the only one
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AN0Tn,s FLYING WEDDING.
EaO hslinrSiiie Lovers Married on y
Hcmpiield Train.

NtHiphtAu AEoth.
Some tiTe agoa Guernsey county couple
were joirei ia wellOck on q flying train,
and The CX.u.ple seems contagious. On
MOndsy morning another one occurred. the
part es bg.uv roe! Salineyille, o. They
were James I, Hague and Miss Eliza Stately;
They boarded the train at this eity and
were on their way to West Alexander, Just
acrOSs the West Virginia line, where they
we're expected 10 made one by Squire
Msyes, the wellknown knot fastener, who
resides there. Just as they reached West
Alexander they found a minister, Rev
hcoU!,eT, aboard snd, instead OF stopping
there. proposed that the preacher perform
The ceremony on the train. All parties
Eelng Wiling, the party repaired to the
baggage car whore, in tine presence OF Con-
ductor Brady and Marquis Bser, the well
snown grocer, Of Wheeling, the two were
Joined in the holy bonds OF wedlock. 4
portion Of the ceremony wss performed as
the train passed through q long, dark tuG-
mel. The happy couple got Off az the next
station, Ciaysvitle, where they partoOS of
dinner, ana then proceeded on the first
train ior home.
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A eest Hiaa Rxrsslss.

su.ToE. ILL Noyenner zI-An sxplo-
sisn occurred bsre ys,ss rdsy 10 the mines.
The lamp OF 7homAs Jones, comnunicst
ing with the Ess in tss depths Of the old
shspt Cf the Coal EEA Company. csused
an explosion sbich killed Jones and fst1lly
injured John Hitler. Da yid James and d.
TiffaaJ. John Shsnkssnd Colin AonAgaan
we're badly burned and bruiSsd.
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A TRASELIA0 ERAUD
We. RretsaAs - PIE CASeks, hss Ds~s


A young irsud 8 ding about "msnding"
clocks, vss bnooght up ths othsr day With
O rouDA~ tasa- He Went 70 sns % t~o
houses In last wheeling and obtained son-
tracts to dpeir up THAR family timspiecss.
but within - hour aitsr he lsh the clocks
oil stop osd. One Of The victims sfterssrd
ran screa, The youth and kspt him In sight
until he net Ofilosr Fusats, 70 whom he
made ssvsistiou. The yonth sss arrested
and aISs Q EcGtiouS nAms. but that
I'm ha hat Wa Ernst Berg mann. He
clsinsA 20 have bssn sent out BY
. Pittsburgh f,n 70 nsnd clocks, bot tbs
naks Of ths krm be gave vo s.tsrs
fossd 10 be bogls. He psotested bis inno-
osass Of any fraud, aaA ssid be would 60
and FIX up ths clock that hsd refused -
run. Finally, be put up . silver watch
with Lent 6yIvis. With the agreement thst
be Was 70 forfeit Il, II he clock did not Tun
Tor three dsya
he Wss tSsa sslsassd, bot that "a. tbs
lsst Of lin. He jsmpsd his bill st Ws'sr
street hotel and quiGklg cleared out. Ies'.
inC . wstek yalusd g IA II 10 susDsclsd
by sons tbst hs 10 o crook. and msrsly
works the clock rsckst 70 get chsacs "
look through houssa
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Robbery at Stenbeayille.

SrEuBENvILLE, O., November 0.-Last
night Elijah Piser, of Sslireyile, o., ar.
rived in the city. He was decoyed to
North High street by Joseph Epps and
another pal, where be was knocked down
ard robbed of fifteen dollars. Epps was
arrested. but the other has not been found
vet
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A SICKENING SIGHT.
4 Maniac in an ObsO Asylum Tears out
the Eyes and EBiraiIs Of u oOmpan-
iO1a,

- u an nc III Nn ObsO hSy WV
the Eyes and EBiraiIs Of u oOmpan.
iO1s.
DAYTON. O., November 2o.-There is
trouble IN the insane asylum located in
this city. Some time ago one patient, with
20 wee yons but those OF nature, tore the
,ntrai.a from fellow patient, h, eyes
from bio sockets, and rendered the sight Of
bis yictim one sickening to behold but
nothing was known of the matter unt, the
following morning. Not long afterSsrd
ano.her patient wss drowned in the lnke
not moe than lOD feet from The building.
This VS. kept from the Coroner, but a re
IoIter discovered tia 'ew days later snd
,'sv" il 10 the public.
ga more disgusting case has just come to
ural. VIM. VI. StlCkGey, OF III 81 city, who
hss for many years been emp's?ed in the
institution. who left the place some days
40. has confessed 10 knowing ot the death
of ps,irn' caused by his being ba,hed in
caldingl hot water. He does net know the
name of the patient, but says he can fur
nish proof as to death.
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A CounIerfeIier Sentenced

Los'oN, Move mber -. AVN. c. Phelan,
Ano"A IN Philadelphia and Washington as
'ofger and blackmailer. has bsen sem
@neeo to five years imprisonment for
Ppssssing counterfeit money in BIston.
mean, ne an, IL Is believed, passed $4,000 in
when detected,
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povl,r rs.,.n In N Restdence.

BosT1a, November 20.-The residence OF
John Iany, 3. Dedham, was badly shattered
last night By tbe explosion OF keg Of
powdax, which John W. Btnway had placed
on The piazza. Long was warned in season
TO esc De. Beswsy bad heen drinking.
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The steel and Iron Trade.

PITTSBURGH, November 20-It was report.
ed this evening that in a few days work
will be resumed in :he billet department
of the Pittsburgh Bessemer Steel Compa-
py's II i'll at Homestead. The manufactur.
ers Of crucible steel report a fair demand.
All the mills Of that class are in operation.
The Keystone iron mill shut down today.
The stoppage is said to be principally for
repairs.
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TIE PREY OF THE WINDS.

EHcctp OF the Recent Storms on the
Lakes.
MILWAUKEE,, November 20. The Sentinel
0f TO. marrow publishcs a tabulated state
ment of the loss of life and property in the
series t gales f. rom November lith TO the
i7tb, slowing the loss of fifty live lives
aud If v vessels. Only eleven Of the lat.
ter. represertiBg about G.0OO tons and
valued at over $500. 700, have been released.
Twent1-six, representing 1900 tons and
yalue6Iat $400, Ua3, are total losses.
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A Big Fire I'm Kansas.

OTTAWA, KAN, November 2O.-The shops
Of the Kansas Southern Railroad, embrac-
ing the mschire, blacksmith, carpenter
and paint shops, together with two loco
motives ard tSo coaches burned this morn.
ing. Loss $4,000, insurance $4,000,
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Tb,rIes - i,,i,,n siemens rsaa.

issI,s. November 2O.-Charles william
Sios.sns. the scientist, engineer and el' c.
n siar, died to-day OF rupture Of the heart,
a. 81 sixty -thzar. The Council oi the SO.
c',ty o! Arts postponed their opening. an
n.a ceG %: 10 MORROW, on account OF the
death Of Nj Siem6ra
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-21
cardinal HrrIosk-y's Fitiissh Ann.
IprraTy.

: New YusE. November ~ Tho fitieth
anniver-s.y OF the ordination OF Cardinal
McClosko , will be. celebrated On the l2th Of
January as1t. There will be a grand ser.
vice in " Cathedral, dlnnes and the pre-
sentstioa OF a purse and an address.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-21

HAsyILLE, IED.. November 2l-EAsly
ye.serday morning unknown parties, in
seized dynamite cartridge under tho Dew
Drop saloon. The explosion blew the
bualding - pieces Aad shock the entire vil-
leRn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-21

TIE blessings Of LIE are many. Lire
Iors and be hsppy. Don't NEGLECT cough o.
eoIS. Keep yourself well clothed In change.
sbis vssthsf, and always keep bette OF
Or. WisisT Bsisam Of Wild Chsffy 10 ihs
houssboid. A single spoootuil viu ear:
sn ordinary cough o. cold. Iu coaaausd
uSe viii cure eoosanPtloa.
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IN Senator Dodge Dead,

E.sIg>rrgN, IA November 21.-General
Augustus e. Dodge, formerly United
states Sena or. snd minister to spain eight
yesTs ego. GjCd in this city this afternoon
after n illness Of four days. Aged seven
IL tWy yeagS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-21

NERVOUS debility, indicated by los, oil
utmory. universal lassitude, constant
fatigue. vivid dreaming. unnatural eIclte,
ue6ts, fis OF dizziness, etc. 10 quickly
cpred by using DR.. Guysott's yellow Dock
srd syIsspsnlls- The remedy purifss 'he
blood. ttyerg,tens the weak portions oi
The body, qnie,s the rsrve', proiucss
6rasIs)ess sIumbsr, aud 10 the only remedy
rhsI rtrmapsutly cures the many distress
FL s:!m.n's r-su!,ins hoT RsFY'a' as'
III yiy,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-21
.,Rt,,,s Porter Acquitted.

NKw YoSK, November 9o.-"Biliy" Por-
ter indicted foi having killed John Walsh
in "Sbsps" Diapers saloon "a short time
eli er, Sss acquitted BY tbs jury.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-21
Kathleen Men RreuneA

PARIS, Sovem Der 20-5jghteen men were
drowned yesterday AT Dcasrn, mes. depart
u.ent o. FinistesEs.