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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-01
THE NEW YORK EPIDEMIC.
The Empire state still Leads in Expert
ments


ments,
Troy, June 3s.-Superia;cndent Quiglev
received II dispatch this morning from Dep
uty Sheriff Saul, of Ballston Springs, in
structing him 70 arrest Elisha King and
Mrs. Ida Cassette, on a charge Of Grand lar
ccnv, on their arrival in Troy. King is a
widower with five children lie with Peter
CassettS, worked farm ON shares at
Milton, Saratoga county. Mrs. CaSsctte
explains that Peter became Jealous and
fled into the mountains three weeks ago,
She uui Mr King were afraid he might do
something rash and so they fled from town.
She is returning to her father, home IN
Cornwall, Connecticut King is going to
work in FttStOwn. She further said: Il
don't believe Peter can make anything out
against us. We have done nothing wrong,
He always misused me and treated me
shamelullv, that's what he did, and ! could
not live with him any longer We didn't
steal anything when we left.
Kings clothing was packed in one Of the
three trunks which are said to belong 10
Mrs CaSsette When asked why he put his
clothes III her trunk, il they were going to
part at Troy, King said "My satchel was
at Greenfield, and | did not have another,
50 packed NV thugs with Ida | e.
pectcd to take them out when we got to II
on,euiyu; place
King children have found shelter with
their grandfather. Sheriff Saul returned to
BallSton with the pair
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-01
WASHINGTON.

The Coming Weeks Work in Congress
WASHINGTON, June 29.-Thc ForIihca-
ton BILL the last of the annual appropria
ton bills, will be taken up and disposed Of
tomorrow The Sundry Ciyilbill is thh only
measure before the Senate, and that will be
disposed OF tomorrow night. The Scna,"
can then on Tuesday take up the Fortitica-
ton bill. The Legislative, Consular and
Diplomatic and Deficiency bills have been
passed by both Houses and await the action
of the confrrees upon the Senate amend
mcnts. While the work of Congress
in thus being arranged with view 10 the
resolution passed by the House SOME time
since, fixing TO morrow as the day of final
adjournment. has not been taken up by the
senate and will not be until all the appro.
priaiiOn bills arc cut Of the way. The points
oc difference between rllr two houses are
sumcrous. and in respect TO some of them it
will oc work OF iihcu.tto rcacha common
.OuCrI>fpH.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-01
FIGHTING HORSE THIEVES.
A Deadly Fight With Cow Boys In
Montana.
AN OHIO SHOOTING AFFAIR.
Two Drunken Brothers Try Pistol Practice
After Calling Each Other Some
Pretty Tough Names.

HELENA, NONT,J June 29.-1ucsday night
I'd. Owens and 81 Nickcrson stole eight
horses from Benton Il Billings Stage Com
pany Rock Springs Station, 100 miles north.
cast of Helena. John Davis, superintcnd-
ent of the stage line, pursued them down
Muscle>hcll river. When fifty miles
below the station he was told by the cow
boys that the thieves passed with the horses
a few hours before. Fifteen COWBOYS volun-
tecred to follow the trail. The thieves
were overtaken on Thursday thirty miles
north of Blacks Ranch and attacked The
cowboys were driven back, being armed
only with revolycrS, while the horse thieves
had rifles. Men were sent TO the camp for
guns, and the fight was renewed 81 Nick
cr>on was shot dead and Ed. Owens was
wounded, captured and hung. VIM Jones
and Tim Dcylin cowboys, were wounded.
Thursday three men, whose names are un-
known, stole three horses forty miles south.
cast of Helena, from Bowldcr Valley ranch.
men, while the owners were absent on round
up. The theft was bold one 1t was
committed in broad daylight and was wit
messed by several persons. The horses were
driven up into the mountains where they
campcd for the night The men on roundup
were notified by messenger They armed
and followed coming to the camp ut one
clock Friday morning The thieves were
ordered to throw up their hands, hutrcfuScd.
ana after firing at th" ranchmcn fled into
a thickc,. one being badly wounded hv the
return vollcv. All escaped None Of the
ranchmen were hurt and the stock was oil
rr,nN.r,i
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MARTINS rriIiiN.
An interesting Budget of New- CUrrallcd
iCst,r las,

The COW takes up. together with Nm
Iavlor of Pipe Creek recently, will be sold
At Cun,iahlr's sale July lsi, il the owner
Toes not turn up by that time. Shcin"r
losticr was arrested and locked mp lOr
drunkenness ON Saturday nIEht Yesterday
Rev. White presided in the NJ t. Church
morning and evening. The attendance was
large. and his sermons good officer j. W.
Anderson has resigned and Samuel Cochran
is the latest addition 80 tn" force. For
several evening, pa>r small KID has been
having lots OF irm AM furnishing amusement
for many persons. on Ihr cro>Slug from
Tut shoe store l." Ih" lrn>i office with
pocket book aud string attached 10 it In"
trick took well and men. women and chill
,ircn bit time after time. II was real funny
to see some Of the girls iori"t. Misses
Ella and Anna Lupton will return 10 Mt.
Pleasant Ia day. after b!ici visit with Miss
5crlic Hipkins Last evening Rev. j. j.
NcCameIi preached his farewell sermon ~
the PRESBYTERIAN church Communion was
held in The church Yesterday. Several ac
cesSioms Onr of Mr. Alec. Mcliraycy>
patent ChUrn, i on exhibition ar lOn4
hardware store Joseph Rn@nard thr
little huv who was shot by Charley
Graham last Sunday j. getting along nice
". and will be- abb. To BE- ont in a few days
Hundreds "i people visited Walnut Grove
Yesterday and many went To th" country To
cvade the heat The German SUNDAY
Srhuol will picnic ut EIclingS ON the Fourth.
The belmont Sloyc Company will organ>"
July lth. The Bnckcyc Glass Works has
shut down for six weeks. To-day will he
the last day for the Elson. Mr. q. B. Org.
of Smithfed was here Yesterday. the guest
of friends To-day the Blue Grass Fishing
Clb viii leave for the Mu>kingnm
ri, cr to spend several days. Mrs. Harry
SoudcrS will visit her parents west OF
Bridgeport this week The p'rvat" funeral
of Miss Mollic Pugh who diet od Saturday.
will take place this afternoon AZ oclork.
Monday Martin Ferry will Ic represented
at the Republican CongrcSSrona! tonNm
vcntion at Caldwell byS T. Dean and
K. Wood First Ward: q. W Chess"ll a"
!. VI. Waters Second War;
Srvi Shipman and McMlirh"'
Third Ward and Wesley Steele County,
district. They go ou' ON the oclo f.
rain. Mr.. A. I;aI,ton, Ir.. will asSu1r"
charge of Dr. Daniel Cox : drugstore. tn
week AS Il partner with Dr. A. Il OTg. W
wish them abundant success. The Marta
Ferry stove foundr, has shut down for SO
"ra weeks The Ci.uax did not run 20
Wcllshurg aS expected, SATURDAY "v"nin-
On SATURDAY. MavOr G. N Met larN "l
WrllShurg WAS in the city.
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A FEARFUL CRIME.
4 woman'> Head Almost. severed From
Her Body.

hef
PARIS. June ga fearful crime has
just been committed at Cannes. About 6
o'clock in the evening q man, evidently of
Italian origin, stopped in front of house
in the Rue de Ia Vapeur. He clapped
his hands together aud whistled, as
if 10 give concerted signal
\ woman, sill Young and handsome, ap-
reared at the window and descended to the
door in dishabile She was violently ac-
costed by the man. \ short dispute fol-
lowed, the woman apparently losing
her temper, for she gave him
box on the ear Then
quickly, as if acting By premeditaton, the
man seized her by the hair, bent her head
back, and BY single stroke Of knife, cut
her throat from ear to ear A passcr-by
who had witnessed the scene from
distance hastily approached. He heard
feeble cry. The body of the woman turned
twice, her head dropped TO one side, revealing
q horrible gaping wound and she fell heay-
lily to the sidewalk. The blood spurted
from the carotid artery on the wall Of the
house.
The single witness of the tragedy gazsd
in Mortified stupetact.on npon the assassin
standing cool and moiionless in the presence
of his victim as if he had no thought of
flying
II have come from Africa on purpose to
kill this woman he said Now you may
arrest ne
In he custody Of the police he sad that
his name was Roux, ard that the woman
he had hutchered was his wife. She WAS
leading diSrcputab'c life.
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MURl[ RED WITH AN AXE.
A Cav'ng Sand Eank at Omaha,
Nebraska.
| GIGANTIC ORE THsF T.
Twelve Men at Fort Worth, Texas, En-
gage In Man Hunt and Cap.
ture Their Victim.

MCLEANSBORO, ILL, June 30-A terrible
afray occurred this evening at Hoodville, a
little village three miles south of this place,
in which Vim, Brown, newcomer from
Kentucky, was fatally wounded with an axe
by Dick Guile u saw-mill man Of this place.
The fight grew out of a quarrel between the
wives Of the men over garden Mr..
Brown went to Guile and demonstrated with
him. when he was struck with club several
blows, and finally Guile raised an axe and
struck Brown a terrible blow, lie axe pow
ing down the side of his head and burying
itself in his shoulder at the neck. The two
witnegses state that they were powerleSs to
prevent the horrible tragedy on account Of
Gullic's defiant attitude. Guile will prob
ablv be arrested tonight.
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SOCIETY SENSATION.
Hh! lIsc Wedding of Pretty LiMiic Rel
Was Postponed.

Why rLc Wedding of Pretty Li~!ic Er"'
Was Postponed.
BEoOELYM June 3u-Ihc ucighbOrhOOd
of Division orcnuc and Sixth street, Brook
lynn is exercised over the portpoucmcnt Of
a wedding and the sudden departure OF
the bridegroom hat wps 10 BE- for Germany.
The prospective bride was Miss Elizabeth
Reed, pretty bruue,,r, living with her
mother at 90. Is Clvmcs street. She had
received the attentions of John Peisal, en-
ploved at the restaurant of Herman lledc-
man and the wedding was arranged for
Fridoy evening.
The guests had assembled, and at the ap-
pointed time, instead of the bridegroom, a
feiend o. the latter named John Dredgcr
appeared with a letter which he handed
Miss Reed 1t informed her that he had
gone to Germany. The guests departed,
and Mr. Dredger remained 10 console Miss
Reed, who was at first prostratdd. bat
when Mr.. Dredger left after midnight she Is
said to have been Sc0n smiling through her
tears.
Miss Reed spent yesterday in this city.
Her mother, upon being asked for an "iE,
PLANTATION OF the postponed nuptials, SAID
that Peisal had notified them that he had
gone to Germany to obtain his mother 5
consent to the wedding, and that she
felt satisfied he would return and
claim his bride. Mrs. Reed
was somewhat severe in speak
ing oil Mr.. Dlcjgcr, saving that he had
caused truuh',, hctw"ru her daughter and
her intended husband before aGdlng that it
would he advisable for ann IN the luturr to
max. himself SCARCE in that nrlgnpnrnooi.
She thought it was not unlikely that he was
TRYING TO supplant himself in the affections
.h mnI hnmunler
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CAN'T FORGET TIE SPOONS.
WHO Are Br:terIy Opposed to
l.r

Souihcrnr.S WHO Arc Bi:terly Opposed I"
Bu.lrr.
W,sprycrnN. June 3O-Ihr nearer the
Chicago Convention appyoaches the more
complicated appears to be its probable
choi,n. The South and West, as expressed
through members o. Congress from these
localities. have ALWAYS said that they were
ready To help to nominate any man who
New NorA named. with assurance that he
could carry the State. They say that 1t
matters Et,le to them what part Of the
East he comes frou only 50 he
can carry the pivotal State. The
nct however. that New York Is
aImos, hopelcssly divided is having very
discouraging effect, and some of the more
nrnp,iurnt Senators aud Members from the
South and West say the only way out OF the
trouble appears to be in tine choice Of Bay
ard ar a new man. These localities prefer
Rayard to any other man, bat nave heSitat-
ed on giving any special expression IN MS
favor. prcfcrring to leave the matter to the
EaS,. on the assumption that they canno,
a,,r,,, upor anv New York man. Some ot
the Democrats are very suspicious OF But
lers manoeuyreS. and some Southern men
90 81 far as TO say his encouragement from
John Kellv and Roger \. Pryor is an Insult
10 The South.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-01
BELLA IRE.
Squibs Found Floating Ahout.i"-ter'iay ~
Omr (nIrespOnhrnt.

Abe Frltrr. formerly of thu yity bat
now "f New York state. Is in The city ,r"-
ing his old friends. Yesterday was very
hot and new, scare" Eddie Sch""n. I"ir
graph operator ola the e. y =. road was in
the ciiy Yesterday The Globe, played a fine
zane Of bali on the Wheeling and fair
GROUND, last Saturday, doing tn" Regulars
np in good style The score stood 80 10 I
in favor of the Globes. The bows brought
the medal home. Several drunken men
were lodged in the lookup on Saturday
evening. One fellow, large, hurley look
ing chap made ii very disagree
able for Marshal Burke while be- was being
arrested, but was finally put behind the
bars Ed Frlu,s Of Wheeling, was down
Yesterday on trip. John Runyon is in
Martins Forrv. The Young Folks Liter
arv Society meets tonight Communion
next SUNDAY at the Episcopal Church.
Austin Ault, Mhu ha, been seriously Ill Tor
some weeks. wa reported worse Yesterday.
The summer garden attracted large
crowd on Saturday evening. \ brass bond
band was in n'tri.dancc. but no one was
duckpd in the fountain The Episcopal
SUNDAY School holds a picnic oil Wcdnco-
day. The new Blaine and Lagan pin is a
beauty. Belmont Grove |. \. o. ID and
Spangular Post c. A. X. attended the fun
cral Of Henry Ebbinhausen in body yes
tcrdav. No services were held in the Ger
man church Yesterday
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THROUGH A BRIDGE.
4 Virginia MiIiand Train G"r> Through IL
Bridge.

lYN,HUrRG. ~. June 29--On account
OF the failure Of the airbrakcs to work. the
Virginia midland morning express ran at
an uncomfortable speed on 10 the bridge
over the James rye7. near this city, to oday
The corner of the smoking ear struck the
upright grdcrS, throwing it from the track
The trucks Of the car dragged the slrrpcrs
awry for distance of hundred feet. and
the Washington and New York sleeping
ears fell through the opening into ten feet
of water, aud gradually sank. Conductor
King Was thrown into the river and al
'hoogh h. had two ribs broken he swan to
The car, and helped the passengers through
the windows Most Of the passengers wcrr
taken oar through holes cut in the venti-
a'cr. 10 top Of the ears 10 which the water
ir.Ily reached There wcrr about forty
.;-.'ny"r> in the slrcpcrS and all were
a,rd. After the water had covered the
OPS at the windows Mr. j. : fardcn
pushed her two months old child through
hr window ani hcli it above the wafer un-
i! lr,,pcd and then she came ou' the same
1,a,
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GOODBYE DARLING.
An Arkansas Man Deserts his Wife and
Partner.

An Arkansas Man Deserts his Wife and
Partner.
FORT SMITH. ARK, June 30-Quitc
sensation was created here this morning By
the report that Johnnie BnrkS, OF the firm
of Burks 4 Stevenson, had skipped ont, de-
sertins young wife and taking every cent
the firm possessed. He was formerly bar
tender in Dallas, Texas, and came here Il
littlc.oycr year ago. After working Tor
others a few months he embarked in the sa-
loon business with Mr. Stevenson, and had
succeeded in gaining the confidence of many
of our citizens. About three months ago he
married very handsome and estimab.e
young lady of this place, whom he left with
out a penny, aud who is almost crazed with
grief at his conduct His creditors have al
ready attached her household goods, and his
partner has offered So reward for his ar
rest. He WAS seen at Pierce City, Mo, ycs-
terday morning, but it is not known what
direction he took from there. His parents
reside at Argenta, opposite Little Rock.
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HE WASN'T READY.
Thirty-Sine Out of Forty shots Tax" Ef-
feet.

Thirty-Sine Out of Forty shots lax" i'i-
feet.
SrRlYGrIEID, Mo-, June 2S.-Sherif
Garducr. Of Christian county, brought here
this evening and lodged in jail DR.. q. T.
Goncc. who shot and killed Charles Kaiser,
a German farmer living ,wo miles sonth Of
HrgFiIandyilo, yesterday afternoon. 1t
seems that ,hrrc has been trouble between
them, growing out Of some gossip and
tioncc \ 'lc cs that Kaiser threatened 20 kill
him and asserted that he should never pass
through the lane BY his (Kaisers - house
alive. They had quarrel yesterday morn
ing at DR. Gonces Office in Highlandyille.
After they separated Goncc went to
Ponce de Leon and procured
breech-loading shotgun, loaded
with for -four shot, and rode by the fed
where Kaiser was blowing. lie Stopp d
and said to Kaiser: Charlie YOU say YOU
are going to kill me; are YOU ready
Kaiser said: mo, I'm not ready, aud
lifted his hands from the plow handles
Gonce Immediately fired at him, thirty-nne
shot. entering his breast and four his left
arm, killing him instantly. Gonce went to
Ozark this morning delivered himself up TO
the Sheriff, and was brought here for safe
kccg;ns as there Is considerable feeling
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-01

The holder of onc-fl,L ticket l0,S42, the
capital OF $4,000 in the Louisiana State
Lottery, Tuesday, is Mr. Isaac liaineS, en-
ginccr on the VI. Il C. L. r. To a Chatta-
nroga Times reporter, he said: II hap
rencd to iud an old 81 bin IN my pocket
book when in Memphis mud concI'drt
to 0uv lottery ticket OF N. A..
puuphiu. New Orleans. La, by mail |
thoug ght no more of it, when Il telegram
from New Orleans was received to-day.
that NO. l0.St2 had drawn the prize S'i,-
900. in The louisiana State l.cttcry, |
found that nv ticket corrrSpundcd with the
number He has been on the NJ. Il C. Il.
+. fourteen years, end is held in high es-
TEEN. He has supported two sisters and
an aged father for years near Stevenson.
Ala. A few months ago, in the same
Louisiana State Lottery, he drew q large
prize. receiving S60O for his share, Mem
phi, Glenn Ledger. May Is.
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A BOLD ROBBF RY.
\ Doddridgc County Omtrag" Lynohi"s
Advised.

West Union Record Last Sunduv news
reached us Of Il cowardIy attempt at robbery
which occurred on Meat House Fork on
last Saturday evening. Our informant.
who is reliable. stated that as a Mrs. Nc
Goyau was entering her house. lust after
iakir. walk with lady wh" had hrm
yisi,ing her. in, Was met br "a large. heavy
set man. wEo had ou mask, At the
door who struck her. telling her to the iIoor
and whIlc she wa> uuconcious robbed tn"
house of about two dollars in money and
some few other things Of small value. This
is one of the most cownrdiy and bruta!
things that has come !" our notice for some
time. Ifa few o! such characters as the
above were strung up to tree, the probs
ility is that such brutal things would occur
little less frequent than they do.
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AN OHIO SHOOTING.
The Way They po Things at the Town Of
Lima.

y
Lima.
LIMA. June "a terrible shooting af
rar occurred here this morning about $50
o'clock in Syc Brunt'S saloon. Henry and
Svc are brothers and arc adirctrl 10 drink
Frdaynigh, they had been iriking and were
up all night In the morning Henry went
into hi- brother saloon and the bartender,
Dave Word"n, who married sister Of the
Brunt bows, child him and told him
TO 90 home This nngrrrd him. and they
began qunrrclling. Finally Henry called
Dave some very hard names, and at the
same time picked mp a cigar lighter and
threw It at him. This brought on gen
cral fight, in which beer bottloS and glasses
flew promiscuously. The barkccper, think
>ng to scare Brunt, drew his revolver, and
in stepping back fell Brunt ran
up and commenced kicking him
in the abdomen. Wor,lcn then
began firing and cmptied five barrels
from u 22-caliI~r Sclicockcr into Brunts
body. One hal! took effect in his head,
anohcrin his shoulder, and the third made
a flesh wound in the abdomen. The fourth
penetrated til, abdomen four inches above
the navel and cannot be- reached. The
fifth cularcd his body four inches above the
nipple penetrating the right lang and will
probahIv rrO,r fatal Wori"n was hurt in
tCrnaily.
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Il. STOLEN IN TRANSIT.
The Biggest Ore Theft outside of Wal
street.

The Biggest or" Theft outside of Wall
street.
LEAnyn,E CoL., June @0.--lt 49, de.
."'oped here to-day that within The past
,ix months, and al some point bctw ''u
Aspen and Granite, the railroad shipping
point, 100000 worth Of ore has b.ru
stolen. The Vallejo mine is the largest
sufferer. All 'hc S;ate smcl;ors have n"cn
notified 0, ,nr robbery and given = minute
description o; the ore About 5000 Of
it has been DISPOSED of by mixing with
othei ores and $4,000 worth is suppo |
% le slowed away somewhere in the
vicinity of Granite The robbery Was
c.,siIv done. Tie bad condition of th"
roads during the winter neccs>itar"d the
dumping of the shipments along the route
whcHce il was taken. PinkcrtonS mel are
following the clew 1t is cL.imcd that six
men wore in the thicying conspiracy Hur
their names cannot he ascertaincd
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IN A SAND BANK.
Four Men Buried by the Treacherou-
stun,

Four Men Buried by the Treacherou-
stun.
OMAHA NEG., June 30-This afternoon,
as five laborers were digging sand at pit
in this city, small slide occurred, burrying
two Of the men. They were Dug ont by
their comrades, and just as the party WAS
leaving the pit second slide engulfed all
five. A rcscuing party has been at work
since o clock but owing TO the great mass
of dirt TO be moved, and small space TO work
N, have not been able to accomplish lnucL
Four Of the victims are known to be Thos.
DougLeny, julius Schwinkc, B. Brocknow
and +. SAKE, al single men. The fifth is
unknown. 1t will probably be late tonight
before the bodies are reached.
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FOUND DEAD.
An Aged Pauper's Sudden Death in PEN
dIcton County.


South Branch Gazette: This commUni-
" was thrown into considerable excitement
lasi Wednesday by the announcement that
Barny Shaver had been found dead in his
bed at the poor house kept by Sampson
Jordon, on the morning of the 18th inst.
Tuesday morning previous to his death
Bainy aud woman named Amanda Sim
mons 10th paupers, had quarrel at the
rr,aktu>t table, which ended by the woman
living Iarn4bas severe clubbing over the
he; 4 llut the affair had quietcd down until
h., man was found Justice Noah Cowg" q,
on hcin. notified of the affair, repaired to
he rlac" and on finding scars on the hca |
ri Il, deceased notified SPECIAL Constable
John R. Lambert to have jury of twelve
men summoned and two doctors a jury
was summoned composed Of the following
ing men: W. c. Miller. S X. Lambert.
John P. DYER, James \. Gilkcson, J. H.
Lough, l.. B. Waggoner. J. H. Conrad, \.
Botkn, H, T. Cowgcr, Lacharias Noyr"ad,
l.abon Eve and Jamcs Temple. DrS. John
D. johnson and Fred Moomau We're ais
summoned.
After making thorough examination Of
witnesses and the body Of the deceased, the
jury returned ycrlir, hat the said Barna-
bas Shaver had cone to his death from
heart and brain disease.
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Frauzheim Watch Club.

Nv first club being a success, ! have de-
cidrd to start three more viz; One toT a
Twenty-Five dollar silver watch; the pay
mcnt to be fifty crutS week for fifty
weeks: one tor thirty-hve dollar ladies
gold watch, the payments being one dollar
a week for thirty-ilve weeks; and auOthor
same as my first being sixty dollar gold
watch. the payments being one dollar
week for sixty weeks The success Of my
first warrants me in the belief that the above
will he a success. A A. tranzheim.