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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-11

Of Memory, Lassitude, Nocturnal Emissiono
Aversion to Society, Dimness of Vision. Noises
in the Head the vital fluid passing unobssrveSS
in the urine, and many other diseases that lssd
to insanity and death.
DIR. MINTIE will agree to forfeit Five
Hundred Dollars for case of this kind tT
the VITAL RESTORATIVE (undar H.
special advice and trestment) will NOT cure a,
for anything impure or Injurious found in Il
DIR. MINTIE treats all Private Diseases snc.
cessfully without mercury. COnsuItaat",
Free. Thorough examination aud advice IN.
Guiding analysis Of urine, IS 90. Price Of VItaI
Restorative, IS 90 q bottle, or four tina.
the quantity, $40 90; sent to any address nnos
receipt of price. or O.. o. D., secure from nh.
scrvation, and in private name II desired.
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IL Kearny st. San Francisco.
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Communications strictly confidential.
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DIR. MINTIE'S DANDELIONp ItyS
are the best 6nd cheapest DYSPEPSIAs ana
BILIOUS cure in the market. Fors
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-11
Song and Dance Shoes,

r ANoAsuIRE AND OTHER CLoa.; .0s
~ sizes; Tights. Wigs. spsnglts' "U nsrsE.
Silver LAces, Tamborines. panjoa' ar.,y.
STONE JEwELRY for makeup anu Spyp
thing for Minstrels and Theaters. w.. .ams
By MAIL OR O. O.. D. Al our eooa IN
direct from Europe. we defy compe"'D VA.
the United etatss. Send for priee'.
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Ban Francisco, Gal. ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-05

railroad or steamship companies, or who
may hold bonds of the same, be ineligible
to hold position in either branch Of Con-
gress, or the chief of any department or
bureau. Referred.
On motion OF Mr.. Rosecrans, the bill was
passed authorizing the payment of $2,127
to Thomas WOrthington, for furnishing
water for the camp at Dennison, Ohio, in
1861. The House then in Committee OF
the Whole, resumed the Army Appropris-
tion bill.
The consideration OF the Army Bill was
concluded, excepting the reserved section
relative to the compensation of subsidised
railroads for army transportation.
Mr.. Casson, Chairman OF the Committee
on Civil Service Reform, reported back the
Senate bill to regulate and improve ,he
Civil Service of the United States. Mr..
KasSon stated that he desired the debate
and consideration of the bill should be
concluded this week
Mr.. CulbertSOn antagOnized the consider
alton of the bill with the special order made
June 49, 1852, being bill to regulate from
State to federal cour,S. The House docid-
ed not to take up the special order.
Mr.. Cox, of New York said the shipping
bill was also the special order, but pro-
posed in good faith that the PendletOn bill
be put upon its passage without debate.
Loud applause and cries Vote vOte'l
Kasson-Is the gentleman authorized to
speak for that side? Cries "Ies," from
the Democratic side.
After brief discussion. Mr.. Thompson,
Kentucky, moved to recommit the bill,
with instructions, to the committee to re-
port il back, with an admittance prob bit
ing the assistance Of public emplyces by
private pCrsOns. LoSt-Ge2S s.. nays, ia.
The bill then paSSed-TeaS, %; nays, Il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-05
WASHINGTON.
The PeRdieton Bill Passed in ths
House.
The Bonded Whisky BiIl in the Senate
The Mystery Of Ho~gate's Hiding
Place Still Unenplored-
The Tariff Bill.
WHY DORSEY WAS SELECTED.

WASHINGTON, December 4.-Some time
ago resolution was introduced in the
House of Representatives, inquiring of the
Attorney-General concerning the Howgate
case. Nothing has come Of it as yet. So
simple matter, il would seem, ought not
TO have taken half as many hours as days
that have elapsed since the resolution was
offered.
Whoever has attempted to gain informs-
tiOU on the subject has been met at the
start with opposition. Let that alone; it's
no use stirring that up; it's all right; How
gate is safe, - and similar repulseS have been
the uniform experience in official as well
as unofficial quarters. Perhaps it Is the
experience Of the resolution referred to.
Never, apparently, had 4 man SO many
friends as Capt. Nowgate. Perhaps the rea-
sons are as extraordinary a. the fact itself
seems To be. Since the disclosures rcla-
tive 10 the practices of the detectives and
police, it has been frequently said that it
might lead to important knowledge OF
Howgate's Escape
and his present whereabouts, unless he has
prudeRtly changed his quarters Not a few
intelligent men express the unhesitating
belief that he is in Washington, and has at
no time been out of the city.
The motive for allowing H0wgato to gain
his freedom, in the hope that he would
never he tried. a. explained by those who
gre tie urmest believers that his escape
was the Con>ummati0n OF a well-deyiSed
plan winked al by those who would not be
generally suspected, WAS the shielding ot
roUfelerates and the preventing OF a tull
disclosure OF the operations carried on
while Howgate held a Government posi-
t.uu which operations, AZ some are con-
yiurel. were not confined to the Signal
>eryicef The peculiar mystery that seems
10 have hung about the Howgatc case since
he walked away from his custodian into
ubscurIJy strongly encourage the idea that
the administration doesn't want HOwsttc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-05
LA BELLE BElLAIRe.
Jot< Gathered by Register Reporter
While Doing the Ciiy Yesterday.

MIR, Kate Robinson, OF Nebraska, j. Wis
iiiug her parents. Mr.. and Mrs l.. DARBY,
OF the Fourth ward.
TN, of the sheet rollers al the mill broke
YESTERDAY morning and delayed work '1r
ihTrp hours in the forge department.
1Lr tnnIm0n l'leas Court adiOurnA! yes
t,r.I.v "a rc.Cuuvcue on February Gtb. The
urvs,.rr ,,.rm has hccu very busy one.
large uiln,hrr of case. having been disposed
of. tpcnty-cight Jury eases being among
the number. Judge Kelly has shown Ill.
position altogether COMMIT nddbIe 10 push
buS;rrs.. and everybody Is beginning 10
understand Lis ideas Uf how a court should
be run and sprrerlatr it.
MISS Annie TROLL Az accomplished
Young lady of st CiairSViile, Is visiting
trends ~ the rItY
The report That Will l. N!uih "hN '-N''
r;.l - entirely falSR.
Mrs Dr. Smith is visiting the iamIN "i
Rev J II Rogers. in GAINESVILLE.
Paradise LOST" at the t)rSt ire-hFtc-
risn church last nighl drew very isr All.
Jjrp,r. who, from their attention :LSs
plnnpt applause, were well pleased. Io'
i.rhl It will ne repeated, and Il Large Turn
UuI - expected.
TIE Amalgamated Assoclatloh oil iron
sud Steel Workers, viii install tAeir n"Siy
| ,!,rird ofl5.ers next Monday evening.
Dakota Lodge, 4. q. L. W. will install
,.,crrs friday evening, and it IS impOr-
r,,' that all Of lhe members be present.
i.t:cr Peterson, formerly yGrdMsstrr OF
the {. u +. IN this city. but .Gore recently
rt s. Louis, j. in town.
Tie OAiu glass works is OIL work making
sume repairs, but it is thought they Will
! Nlart up next week.
Miss Mamie Way. aeharming young lady
! Of the Wheeling Fsmale Seminary, Is IN
! the city, the guest of the Misses Moore.
The school teachers have begun 10 re
turn The schools will be opened neH'
MUndsy.
Pro! A. a. Clark aud family have re
/ turned from a vssit with 1t. Clai!svl!lt
! FRIENDS.
| F.Nr. George Fisher, OF Clartneton, .. i
; nc guest OF Mr.. W J. Clark, in TIA" III
: ware
Tie fcllnwirg gan.ler"u ~"rH A. H''n'":
, ~ Jra, r Es.'y sz hgerl : r.H',H.I -!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-05
THE AGREEMEET SIGNED.
Ene south pennsylvnnia Road "a S"
Pushed at Once.

SBw YORK. January "A meeting was
held al the Mills huilding in this oty 90
day Of representatives Of the South Penn
sylvania Railroad Company, and Of the
other road, inter, sted in 1t. namely, the
Pittsburgh! and Lake Erie, the i.i@a shore.
he Philadelphia and Reading, AMI the
-usds controlled by them. At the last
meeting OF these gentlemen in litishurgh
u few changes were made in the traffic
agreement rs thsn submitted Ei.d II was
sent here for approval. The Ch .Gges made
were more Of paFascOlogy than anything
cl.r rld wcro all agYecd D. httcr
some talk Tia agreement was signed
This gives the Pittsburgh AMI
Lake Brie road nn arbitrary rate OF 'lree-
iuur.hS Of cont per ton per male Oh freight.
and Erayan l. connecting road t.rom max NJ
rate, Which would block us Lsks Erie
With frrighs on which they ronli hlyc a
los rather than aproft. Th,s rate VII he.
ui course, sf especial bcnC 1t To tae Lake
rcai .hes it is part Of t'!nk !ise. for II
dues moi effect thea when there 40 wars
on through freight
There was cOnsi zPrable discussion ~ -
gard to the paym snt Of thls arbitrary rate
on the antbrsCii, coal yhippeG CrcI The
Lake sIir by tbs Rcadir{ road. The sish
ing people Objected 10 .hc psYlGrnl o! VI"
thrps quarter cent rate. but thr mater WAS
finally arranged in sOne way uhhub~h At
present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-05
STARTLING
Stories of the Worlds WIckedness
and Folly.
An 0ctoguarian Husband Kills His Wife
Young Man Murdered at StauntoR,
Va.-A Wedding Post
pOned.
SENDING TO RICHMOND FOR DIVORCES.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, January Joshua
Clifford, aged eighty, living near South
Grandy Station, on the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western railroad became in
yolved in a dispute with his wife, aged
sixty, New Years and killed her. Clifford
and his wife lived unhappily. She
went to Baldwinviile and consulted an
attorney in regard 10 suing her husband for
circulating stories about her. After she
left the old man drove to Little Utica
and bought 4 revolver While there he
met his son, TO whom he i'm
parted the information that he hai
IN his possession rrSulver, and inteued 10
20 home and end his life, asserting that the
treatment he received from his wife was
making his existence burdensomc. His
son took the weapon from him, ana drove
his team home for him. They arrived at
the same time that Mrs. Clifford did from
Baldwinville. She gave her husband let.
ter from an attorney summoEing HIM to
appcar in Baldwinyllle or a supreme
wit would be issued against him. His son
returned home His wife accused the aged
man of fconspiring with the son. and selling
a knife used to kill hogs in one hand
and Il butchers knife in ne other, drove
Clifford into the corner and sIashed his face.
He picked up piece of wood and struck
her over the head. The woman thea cut
him on his left check and lac therefore Sci2.
ed g poker, and with one blow on the head,
killed his wife. He surrendered himself 10
the authorities. Mrs. clifford was found
stretched on the floor with huge knife
clutyh.d in each hand. GitlJri is Il farmer
in comfortable circumstances. The woman
in hi, >'~"nd wife, and they haihrrn mar
ricd about two years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-05
4 EmifhIcSs VIC.

r,.r.-f 70. Pa. January THE latest
srn,a,;on is society scandal from Grape
villr s'nr'..l Il arpearS that the wife Of n
wci..5u.d, man in 'h,t little town Ia" Of
late hnn keeping thr company Of other
ger,rmrn Yesterday the husband saw
lis virr Going over !Ii!l near the house,
ariorurmmiti by man wei! known here.
lie uat.d uni! She returned. when he
t"ld ,r in very rnrag"d manner what
lr ii..i seen. ro which she readily confess
,d The husband then very uncrrcmoni-
,u,Il elected her from the house. She
Car'. o." this place ard is stopping here,
Lur iu.i where is not known The iraie
rus!,G las had tn" destroyer of his fani'
~ a,r,>ud The affair j. kept very quiet.
II NutHam Z, the mother nl several chill
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-05

the inspection OF the charitable and cor
rectional institutions OF the county: Dr..
C. L, Kurz. OF this city; Mrs Ross ]. Alex
ander, of Bridgeport; Mrs. William Eaton.
of Morristown; Rev. Thomas Balph and
Miss Jane Edgerton, of st, ClairsVille.
1t is now gently whispered that Bellaire
g roceryman is about to sue one OF the mem-
bevs OF Wheeling wholesale grocery firm.
Fr,,m what can be learned, Mr. John
WaterhOuse lost his patience on recent
occasion because of such frequent closing
of retail groceries here, and it is alleged
that his remarks OF denunciation weru
so bitter sgainst John Lashley and
ID. NJ. Cosbet that they propose to retaliate
by suing Tor SANDER. Whether this is all
talk or not remains to be seen. IT no
doubt springs from the fact that Mr.. Wa.
terhouSc has hSd a writ issued by the court
to compel Mr. CorSet to show what was
done with his cash receipts durng the swo
weeks last preceding his making IN asSi5n-
ment. - BciIdire independent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-05
THE EUROPEAN DeLUGC.
Great DistreSs-Ihc Rains COntinne-
The Crisis Not Reached.

BERLIN, January The inuudations are
taking the form Of a great public catastro-
phe. The distress ;s increasing hourly.
The military and civil authorize are max
ing the greatest eXcrtiors to mitigate the
misery of disaster. There is no signs yes
that the crisis Of the calamity il reached.
The high temperature and rain continue.
At Ludwigshalcn, opposite Mannheim
where the great Rhine dam gave way last
night, the lives OF hundred people are inn
perlled A steamer rescued many hum
dreds, including number of the sick. The
deepest distress prevails.
PE,Tm. January i.-Thc Danube har in
undated PrcssburE. thirtyfoUr miles from
Vienna.
GhALyAJanuary THE Paris and Lyons
Railroad, on he French frontier, have been
washed away. Direct railway service be.
tween Switzerland, France and Italy IS
interrupted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-05
GAMBETTk'S FUNERAL.
Letter From NJ. Hcc!erc to President
GrcSy.

GrcSy.
P,r,, January i-Duc'Cre, rresden; of
the Council in a letter TO President Greyy
submitting q decree for II public funeral in
honor of Gambctts, says: A great misfor-
tune has hcfallcn upon France. She is
mourning one "f her mOsi i!iusl"iOus sons.
In the duys ui hcr sores, tri..ls he bore the
flag III invaded France without dc.pairing
her future. He was one Of the mo-, emi
ncnt members of the government, which at
least saved the honor Of the country. Dur
ing the difficult period Of thp foundation
of the Republic b. helped win those na-
iuriiie" which are now the bulwark Of Our
institutions. \ conscientious. upright cit
izcn. with clear intelligence and IL lofty
mind an orator Of Incompatible" power
this statesman Cnnuu, hr trc.,tei by his fe'-
lUw-riti2Cns with too great marks Of esteem
and gratitude : In ptOpn>lng puOlc
funeral We are sure we are rcspOudln: -
the feelings which were first expire >ci on
lea ming ihc fatal news GaThcttl not he
irg out ui Office at the time Of his DEATH
Great Britain will not be officially repre-.
>cntcd at the funeral. The British AmhiS.
sadOr may, however, attend in private
Cgpacity. Gamhrtta's father demands r"il-
g;ous intcrmrHt at Nice. The weight Of
Carrhctta's brain is eleven hundred
gt&n.ulCN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-05
BUTLER'S BOOM
The Bostohians Turn Out En- Masse
TO the Inaugur al.
He Gscommends Woman Suffrage in Munic-
ipss eIections-CiYI Service Reform
Better Treatment for the
Insane, Etc. Etc.
STATE LEGISLATURE PROCEEDINGS.

EnsToN, January i--In recent yesrs, No
az that of Gov. Buffers at the State House
today. Hours before The time ior him to
appear the halls and passages were crowded
80 That motion WAS difficult. and the ,hrong
overaowed the broad steps and extended
even 10 the common.
At 1880 the Supreme .tsdicia1 Court en-.
tered followed by General Butler, dressed in
an evening,suit and carrying goid headed
cane ana wearing his usual bUtonhole
bouquet. Re walked M tlis aisle and sat
down at the Speaker dess, amidst the
applause Of his friends The distinguished
guests followed and opI the hall Of the
house WAS packed to th,-ia i,ch. PreSt-
dens CrcckeT, oi the Ss rste. administered
the oath OF office, and GO,. BHticr read his
inaugural address.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-05
The e. AND p. r. r.
Annual Needing President MrCui-
IOugE's Report.

CLEVELAND o. January ;-Thc annual
r.ccrin: ri the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
railroad was held to-day. President Me-
Culi~Urh', rcPuu shows that ih" total re
O.. in;S tor the year j. II ,239"ut; diri lends,
$50 ,"'o: surplus balance, HI,I"h Directors
woicrc.rlccird. .qs follows u. y. MrruIi"ugh
T.. +. Jones. G,u. l.. Roberts, Wa RucA
neil, Frederick Sturcrs, :. !. iIIl"n
CHARLES Imyipr Wm. G. F,alrstOn, /, \.
Frr?rr,nu, !. Y Painter. Jrs +. Clark. L.
T.. Kannry. TIA" rod - leased 80 tn"
r,ur,y Ivania Compnuy. hy w"'"h it j.
ur,ra.,d. The amount at crIt,...'d t'"t
mortgage bonds outstanding j. >5,I'i,uIp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-05
EArlinlaRn.

... -r, o.. January l-DIniel Mich
.- ...r at.-I Eg>,rl >.hppnpyer rG,t OF
..., r.t 800 r.r >um..pr OF ISL. wa, par
...r-I yr,.r...g by the Governor. 70 will
Pc. -,unwus-r5 ..lt there was a quarrel
......u r.r Nichols aui ~uhO1uOvcr tLui-
Dr.. .s. ...t .ae evening decea>eu went
.s..~ 'u n..,, Nichols and the latter rmptiet
... ..ur ..- rl a shotgun into his bowels,
.....gs ..m a.uGu-t instantly. The CRIME
ua.r nau-.a..:lre-. ard Nichols va,
-..r ,.p .a: -.N wears. The pardon Was
..i .r .v many citizens ol Ip.UWpG-
l..a.... n.alv. The raJnis %. tln
....r We're ur-eH upon iue view OBJ l'l'
....., '... >.,ho., is iu uo sense erin
...t. r.. ..a. ..- uaulei4r ui whIvH hr "as
..t.. . r.n. un rrag!rd a> having. n-rn
.... ..I.. .. .....igtcu-v.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-05
DICK LITTLE.
Pardon Refused-He is ~ Guilty a.
Frank James.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE President
to-day decided not to interfere in the case
of Dick Little. now in Jail at Huntsville,
Ala, charged with robbing United States
Paymasicr, at Muscle Sho2's, Ala, in the
spring Of 1881. Application for the pardon
of Little was made by Governor Crittcnden,
Of Missouri, and other high officials of that
State, including the United States AttOr-
ney and The che' Of police o; Kansas City,
on the Tround that his pa dOh would aId
materially in the conviction of Frank
James, now awaiting rial at independence,
Missouri. The Presidents acton is based
on a request from the Attorney General,
who msdc an adverse report on the pci,lOn
for pardon on the ground that nothing
WOULD hc gained bv such ACTON, as Little
is rs mucu deserving OF punishment as
James.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-05
Ms,sr Dixon and the Prize.

About the first thing Ne heard on The
street WAS that Major Dixon. cx. Postmas,
ter at Ennis, Texas, had irswn the capital
prize OF SIS. COO in the Louisiana State Lot
ierv, We soaght the Major and found him
with a remark ably flushed face, ana asmlie
as thouph he lsd Just been married or
was going TO IN few minutes, covered
every part Of his face. We congratulated
him s-5,nD wo-th. hTt he said that va,
200 steep auC at once reduced l. 10 So .sn
Uron ming pressed for the particulars, h.
said his wife was The real owner III 'he
Il. set that drew 'hst Vri." - F'.ri5, 7"Trs
O. ,-,. p. E-.t<r- ~ D;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-05
Died or HIS Injuries.

NEWARK, O.. January i-Sumucl Ne
Cormick, one of the oldest y. so. railroad
engineers, who fell under The wheels of a
freight engine in the yard here yesterday
afternoon, while in the g., Of stepping
aboard the engine and was shoCkingly in.
jured. one leg being so crushed that it had
to be amputatcd died yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Mccormick had hccT railroad man
twen;y-Six years, but finally met his tate
whe G lie seemed mUgt at home. lie had
laid off io- month, owing 10 an accident
Just hriure the last. HIS remains will be
buried on Friday 10y the MasOns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-05
Killed by n Falling Sa>h.I

MErCEr. PA, january l.-MOnday morn.
ing daughter OF Peter Coon, uf Lacks-
wanna towship, Mercer county, aged II
years. was sent by her mother to a neigh.
Dor to borrow Il household uten,il. The
neighbors were not at home, the doors all
locked, and the child raised a window and
was climbing in the house when the sash
fell and struck her on the back OF the neck.
When hcr mother. alarmed by her long
absence. went to look for her she found
her !ilclcss body hanging to the window.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-05
Mining Accident.

NxwARH, o. January Mr. John viii
liams. who in connected with his brother.
Mr. Thomas Williams, are working the
canal coal mine at Flint Ridge, in Hope
well township, this county. met with
severe accident a day or two since. He
had placed heavy blast under mass of
coal, over which he poured quantity OF
powder. The blast discharGinG premature.
". mutilated one OF his ears in frighttul
manner, and tore three ribs loose from his
backbone. besides otherwise seriougly in
juring him. Mr.. Williams condition is
very critical.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-05
The Tariff Bill.

WA,HINnrnN, January THE main ieat-
ures in the tariff bill reported to the Senate
by MOrrell, are the sane as heretofore pub
li>hcd. with the exception oi the cotton and
silk schedules. That for cotton is 4 dupli-
cate of the schedule adopted by the Ways
and Means Committee on Tuesday. In The
silk schedule the duty on thrown silk and
on silk threads or ysrnS of every discrip-
tiOn is placed at thirty.liye per cent. ad
yalprcn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-05
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
! ncIi-KnOwn SirEiniau shot and
KILLED by - BnGsngc Agent.

hIitu ~ ~ b"rSh-f H-fh''
Srl.NroS. Va, January I. - Tues lay
nirht Mr. John j. Burner, Nf Woodstock,
Shenandoah county, Va, general a%ent OF
the Frck Engine Company, Of Wayncs.
rnro, Pa. and wel.known throughout this
section. WAS fatally Shot here under the
II u>l yamiui aud aggravated ':rculI-
80 noes lurnU was sitting in the ro IN
e. Il w0ldar named Fannie Lewis, read NJ
q luuk. when friend OF the girl, George
Amis,. Of stanton, Il baggage agent Oh
tie Valley Railroad, knocked at the do n.
Il. rI,aialng admittancr. This being re-
lu.td. he kicked open the door and rushed
in. using violent and threatening language.
Upon Burner approaching the door and
attempting tO 20 oEt, Amiss, after striking
him. put a pistol to his head, which he
kuu, he'd down, hut the pistol went OF,
shooting iUrner in the right side, AmlSS
then attempted 10 shoot again, but Burner
begged him TO let him 20, saying he was
shr The wounded man then put IN his
Ovcrruat and walked up tn the Virginia
Hotel. some Two hundred yards, aCcOmpan'
led Il, Leila Lester and another woman Ut
the mouse. Physicians were sGmmuuc!,
but nothing could be done for tie relief nf
the Wounded man, who died yesterday
ahrlt thTCc O'Clock.
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MINGp; JUNCTION.
Sparks Caught By the eNsEister's Special
Correspondent.

Correspondent.
MrNGo, o., January 3:-fsSterday IN old
man named Daddy Welsh died from in
jurieS received Christmas by fall oyc: the
p, C. & ST. Louis railroad bank. He is
Paddy MahoneY's father.in.laT.
Mr.. Warner, the man. whe talked Oi
building large brick store in connection
with the contemplated gIap> hoase, has de-
parted rather suddenly. leaving Mr.. Rock.
on the rocky edge.
Mr. John Scarlet and family arrived this
morning that gentleman having accepted
D position in the new mill.
Messrs John COncc and NJ Anderson,
formerly wuIkmcn at tue Riverside mill,
Of Vour city. are in the village and intend
locating here permanently.
Mr. Abe Fisher received new years
gil ON Monday morning, oi which he is
justly proud. 1t Was boy, weighing 9h4
pounds. More anon, y !. Z.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-05

SpcCI0E UiypQtch 70 nc HcylN!c.
Wr>r UNION, January AT our town
lection to-day p. Gano was reelected
mayor, J. X. Knight Recorder, B. H..
Maplsby, I. ;. Holderman, Mr.. Ernest,
counclmcn, and A. c. Holmes and X. X.
Mcdonnell are the new COuncilmen elect.
ed. This is triumph for law and order.