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h q Moment Of Anler Q Bsasufui
woman Hsysals ths Fact
Th,t Her hssbald.
Thrcssh Jealousy, uurdsrsd Q
More Favored Sultsr ef Here
avd Concealed His Act -,
BY BurylEv the Body sf The Dead
Man Ia q Wsod--.A Pronhsat
Plttsh vrshsr Sslsldss,
But His Fris. .vds Refuse to Make
Known the l'assss WhlcA Led
to Self. .0sstruetloa.

MoReAxfowS, N. C. april ix-DQriug Q
quarrel near here tstlsy between NJ snd
Mrs. AlopIo Bird. ths wife In her passion
Il ,rsd out statemeu which he's CAUSED
her husbands arfest foka . murder commit
ted ssvsnts sn ysArs ago. The victim wu
an eI.Federal soldier, captain Raphael
Livingston, said to be from New York,
The developments disctese a romantic
sfIair with tragic ssqusl. Dnrin0
the war Captain Li,inr,te. was couaasd
bury. He was good looking and inteli.
eent, and was seen by Miss Rose Austen,
the pretty daughter Of one e. the on ssrs
of the guards. At the tiais be Vas sonva.
letcent from severe fever, asd her WON.
ans heart pitied hsn. She GAve him some
delicacies, and the result vas he fosunsd .
friendship for her which ripeusd futo o.
love that vas returned. she dared not
speak to her father, and manaeed 70 eject
her lovers escape. Before he LETT for the
Federal lines he eaye her ring aud prom.
lied to return after the war was oycr and
claim her - ~ his bride.
After the war Niss Austen wSi&ed aux.
iously for her lover. Sac wrote to Nav
York, but could hear nothing Of htu, aud
gave him mp for dead She had declined
several advantageous Oilers 10 the mean.
time. Among her mott persistent suttors
was Charles Bird. He vas the favored one
but she could not bring herself 70 agree 70
marry him. In 1851 Captain Livinsston
appeared In Salisbury. He lost no time 10
hunting bis bride. Bird VA. told that
Livingston was her betrothsd, aud he
seemed to scquissee. Tne Northernsr wss
not In we'll to-do circumstances, and, there
fore, The wedding could not take plsos q
once. Suddenly Livingston disappeared,
and Mi.s Austen was h ads 10 believe thst
he had deserted her. About Q year aft:r
she married Bird. The husband and wifs
did not get on together. To-day. attsf
qusrrelinG With him, she Ravs informstioa
that Bird and two companions bad niue.
dered Livingston, and, with the aid of
colored boy, buried the body 10 Q grove
near by. The negro Vas at oaos taken Into
custody, and corroborated Mrs. Birds
story. All parties wers arrested this even.
ing and are nov In jail ct Wiikssbssrs.
The matter causes intense excttsmsnt. -
the principals ara prominent people. Mrs.,
Bird is about thirty. FIVE years Of age and
very handsome.
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HANCOCK COUNTY REPUBLICANS
Select Delegates 60 the MartinsburS
C0nventfon.
Special 10 The Re0sstey.

Special 20 The Reosstz.
T. FAIhyIEY, W. Va, April l2-Ths
Republican County Convention met
here to-day and was called to order BY A.
McFlanegan. Chairman OF the County
Committee, after which q permanent or.
ganizstion was effected by electing Hon,
John A. Campbell chairman, and Captain
W. 81. Bradley secretary. After some skir-
mishing, q committee of four were ap.
pointed to select proper delegates, with the
following result:
To Msrtinsburs-Grant District, A. P.
Howard, William Hewitt, jonathan Ali.
son, A. @. Plgh.
Poe District-James Webb, Samuel VIII
son, Peter A. Pugh, J. G. Marshall.
Clay District-John A. Campbell, W.
q. Bradley, ]. H. Atkinson, Frank
Smith.
Butler District-w. Crawford. Jams,
Anderson, Lyman Steaaman, G. W. Camp
bell. -.
Delegate at I.srge-John 8. swaney.
To Moundsville-Grant, Z ID. Marshall
Brown Hewitt, Hooker Brown, Alex.
Pugh.
Poe-T. c. Ya!ton. Jasoa Hsrt, Anaer-
son Shsy. u. II. Yant
Clsy-Rubert Harper, Era R:cbsrdSoa,
w. II. Bradley, II. G. Filsor.
Butler-William Brown, Hugh IRWIN,
John Tarr, Rein Ralston. '..-
After completing the list, motion was
passed unanimously instructing the dele
gates to the National Convention who were
well known and representative Blaine
men.
After having obtained from each dele
II H. kl,aH he
port Blaine delegates, q test vote for the
second place revealed that Lincoln was
their unanimous choice for that position.
A protective tariff was also endorsed and
after the Usual final exchange Of opinions
the convention adjourned.
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PRINCE ITURsIDE's DEVOTION.
The Pretender 10 the Mexican Thron'
and HIS QueenIy Mother.

The Pretender 10 the Mexican Throne
and HIS QueenIy Mother.
WASHINGTON, April 12-one OF the in
teresting features Of diplomatic society al
the Capital is the presence here Of the pre-
,snder 10 the Mexican throne. This Is
Prince Iturbide, the son OF the late En-
nsror Msximillian. Prince Iturbide re-
sides in Georgetown with his mother' VINO
is ex.Oleen of Mexico. Sac is natVe
American and in her youth was one OF the
bellies of Georgetown. Her beauty is re-
n srkable. II has not forsaken her yet'
There Is quite a romance about the court
shin NJ Msximillian. He first met MS
wife In GEORGETOWN. He was here on
fiploms;ic errand. became enchanted WIN
Miss Greene, which was the young iadys
name, and they were soon after oetrotneu'
His family in France objected, out Wnen
bs returpsd to America as Emperor OF
Mexico he fulfilled his pledges 70 nus
sweetheart, and Miss Greene became Vueen
of Mexico. ,,,,. ,5
,es sssth of her husband the dethroneu
Onetn1returned to'her native country Win
bsr son, Here she has lived since
Th,ough ALI these years she has cherlsneu
the none that her son some DAY Woulu oe
csIlad 10 the Mexican throne. Inc years
bsys slipped by, her hair has whiteneo, ner
steo grown feeble, but hope Sill remAius
in The mothers heart. u.
Prince Iturbide has never marr!eo' a rte
has remained at his mothers SIDE; 10
.sthsr .hey have watched and waited. oot
IN vain. Prince Iturbtds's devotion 70 MS
mother Is very touching. de Is Vsry I
md hsndsome, He has very DARK cou.
r,IsIion. large black eyes and Promlnens
nose. He would be picked out 10 close
as a distir guished man. Many yu
ladies have attempted TO capture inc neoA'
81 the Prince, but without success.
Inrbide is king In everything e1eePs
,hrone. Mrs. hurbide Is In comtorsAoIe
's,cnmstances. She and her sos' tae
p,;ncs have . claim that is nov psnains
sators Congress for %, 900 acres OF lsad 70
sawest The bill is before the house
IrS;c;srv Committee and has prospsct
- hsinS fayorably reported upon. Ine
=, arivinates with the late Emperor,
a = torlands said TO hsve been purcla aseo
nv him. buE aiterward connscste1 oy oS ~
ovsrnment. IL the bill Is ahe Sei tne
S,,nra siJl have something more tnsh .
nsms 10 further his Pretenslons 70 'he Mex
icsn throne.
I'm. New Orleans cetion sxpssiie"'
W.sH1seros, April l2,-Presldent Ar
,hur has issued an executive order direot
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IN ,on to the largest stock of Silks in this city,
cace on sale tomorrow (Monday) morning, over FIVE
1NDRED AND FORTY pieces, representing different
,osed out by our Mr. McGilin in the Easte n markets
st three weeks at from one-third to one-hal less
an Importation cost.
25 Pieces BrOcaded Satos in all new and desirable
,5es at 20 cents, were cheap at SI.oO
20 Pieces Best S1oo Colored Satns in eight shades
ay at 50 cents
- Pieces Good Quality Summer Silk in the choicest
ids and stripes at 40 cents
IS Pieces Colored Silks, in all shades, at so cents
7 Pieces 21>inch Colored Silks at IS cents, equal to
dollar silk in this city.
so Pieces Strange Bross celebrated "Prima Donna
ored Silks at sI.oo, usual price $3.50
:,5 Pieces Figured Ottoman Silks $I.oo, cost $3.50 to
port
so Pieces 4nch Satin Duchess in all the new shades,
}Ioo, are cheap at $3.50.
5 Pieces Plain Changeabe Silks at IS cents, worth ST.
% Pieces Changeable Suahs at 81 90, cheap at $3.50
30 Pieces Extra Fine, all Silk Rhadames atSI.25.
- Pieces Finest Quality all Silk Ottomans at $I25.
81 Pieces Strange Bros best Black Brocade Silks at
co. wereSI.so.
20 Pieces Black Striped Satin Brocade at rs cents worth
|L15
50 Pieces Fine Silk Surahs, in all shades at $I.oo.
90 Pieces Finest Lyons Check Silks at Is cents never
before under s125
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BRIDGEPOKr.
The. Attack on the Salvation Army
General Notes.

Geseral Notes.
Quarterly meeting Eill bs held In the
N. f. Church to day. The presidiog elder
Rev. Cbspmsn will oficiat'. Ths Easter
services tonight will be int resting.
Yesterday Rev. Keeler received tele.
gram from Erie announcing the death oil
his sister. :.
The fastest time ever made between here
snd Bellsire by q freight train was four
uiputes, made by engine seventy-sight-
I'll and J. p. Pstter, OF Fairpoint, were
here yesterday On thfir wsy West to ouy
cattle.
Brattop, the undertaken will remove into
he Holloway block next week.
Tommy S0pher smiles all orer. lh ten
pound girl.
Hen. Bsbb vas on the street yesterday
selling lotions and 90 forth and drew Q
Mr. George w. Medill is back from the
E.st. where be has been buying goots.
Several roughs attacked compsny oi
,he salvation Army, which 10 stationed be
tween East wheeling sBd Bridgeport, the
other evening, at their ball. and hyels
bspa 10 hama encounter eBsued. In which
vtspcbs snd stones we're used freely. Tns
trouble Is said te have been caussd By sev
,rai women OF the company whose daily
walk spd coLysrsstion we're MT OF the de
sired OF hf,dox tenor before they enliste,
in the rrb,y.
Brsnr o,i Post, 6. A. K. viii give bean
bike y, 1t Fridsy tvenvg a f0ld uscs
.sGk nil Ee cEu'esie9 Ior % ESQ your
ltGiGf.
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UNITED STATES MARSHAL oUTRAeEs.
A Texan Tells How He Thinks They
Could be Avoided.

81 Vouto DO AYOiOeu.
WAsHIsaToS, April IL. 2.-AndreW J. Evans,
United States District Attorney for the
Northern District OF Texas, was before the
Springer Committee this morning, and told
what he knew Of the abuses of the fee
system among the United States Attorneys,
Marshals, Clerks OF United States Courts,
etc. He thought they should be paid by
salary and, given constructive mileage, In
stead of fees and mileage as now. Itwouid
prevent the frivolous prosecutions under
the internal revenue laws He thought
as good men could be secured under
q salary system as Zee sys
TEN, aud that good men would d.
their duty under q salary. As a general
rule, however, men wi not do their duty
unless specially paid for II. AS the pres
ent system OF paying these Federal ON
Gers bad given rise To so much iraud NE
thought II thouid be changed. SpeakinP
of the amount OF salaries strict A'tor
neyB should be paid, he stated that OF the
ten or eleven years he had served, he made
upwards of FIVE thousand dollars year
for five years, but he believed that better
attorneys than are now In the offices could
be secured for four thousand dollars. he
entered into explanation OF the merits OF
the case upon which Col. Still we'll Russell,
Uni ed States Marshall. of Texas, WAS con-
Victed and sentenced two years TO the PEN
itrntiary. Mr.. Milliken objected to going
into that matter, saying il was q mere
waste Of time, as the trial was matter OF
record and the man in the penitentiary.
"It has been charged that Russell was in.
dicted and tried unfairly, upon personal
grounds, and think it due to the District
Attorney who prosecuted him to show that
there was merit in the case, and that it was
rot personal matter" said Mr.. Springer.
Wen, think there can be no doubt that
the District Attorney did his duty" Mr..
Millikin replied. 1T is unfortunate that
he was not in charge OF the Star Route
cases, for 1t cannot be said that the sttor'
neys did their duty there" The commit
tee have agreed to report to the House in
favor of reducing the time in which otfenses
against the revenue laws may be tried BE-
fore United States Courts from five to two
years. This is approved by the Commts'
sioner nf Internal Revenue ard Secretary
hn
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THE Hou,E RECEIVES REPORTS.
Corn q sponienee Concerning the civil
service Law Asked For.

Corr sp0Bience Concerning the civil
service Law Asked For.
WASHINGTON, April l3-Ar. R9agan, o.!
he Committee on Commerce, reported
back to the House, the resolution calling
on the Secretary If ths Treasury Tor copies
of any correspondence NOW pending with
subordinate officers IS Customs at New
York as to the Interpretation OF section
1854, Revised Statutes and the civil service
law, in reference to preference given in sP.
pointments to hon norably discharged
soldiers and sailors. IL was adopted and
the reports submitted. MIR. Dorsheimsr,
for the Committee on Judiciary, reported
to make bills Of lading conclusive evil
dence OF certaia case. IL went on the
House calendar Mr.. Polar for the same
COON ps reported regulating that appeals
from Supreme Courts asd Territories be
placed on the House calendar. Among the
bills eported were The following: From
the Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds, to amend the act in relation to
pubic building at st. Joseph, Mo-; to in
crease the appropriation for the pablo
building at Scranton, Pa for public build
inCs at WiIliamsport, Pa; San Antonio
Texas: Jacksonville, Fla. Wilmington, n.
@ Auburn, n. Y. and Wichita, Kansas
Mr.. Aiken Is. c., from the COMMITTEES on
Agriculture, reported bill for the bsneti
of farmers by extending the signal service.
Referred to The Committee on Appropria-
tiGDS
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reRBUReHs TAKING OFF.

Sensational Rsisids sf = Yssas Ptss'
hurE Lawyer - Menus Or rrassss
Acid.
PITTSBURGH. April i2--At seven O'Clock
this evening the body Of os,ian Terbursh,
q prominent young lawyer Of this city, wAs
found in the bath room OF his fathers res.
idence, on Second avenue. A bottle ID.
beled ''prussic acid wss on the door, snd
on Q stand was Q nots sddrsssed 70 the
father. 1t contained only these words: II
have taken prussic acid; do not trouble
yourself aoout me-" Physicians were
summoned, but the young man had been
dead more ihan an hour. The news OF
the suicide spread rapidly, and, on
sccount OF the prominsnos %
The desd msn and his family, has caused
great excitement DIR. TeYburgh, the
father Of the young man. can Ndsu 90
cause for the self.m urdeF OF bis son. The
latter came home about the usual time
this afternoon and sppeaTed TO bs In The.
best OF spirits. His practice Wa large snd
he spoke OF his prospects 90 being most
epcoursging Shortly before the hours -
which dinner was usually served be went
to the bath room, spd after csrefully dress.
ing himself, took the doss which ended
his life. Its stated that Q number OF
sensational letter.. fully explsiaing the
deed, have been found this evening" bus
tbc f.ther denies this. and Uys the public
2iii ,s,tT knoW more about the luictds
tban 10 given above.
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coWHbEp For LAZiNEss.
Two women Admi mister Punishnent
% q Man " he w0aldu't work.

Two women Admi mister Punishment
20 . Man " no woaian't work.
WAySEsvILhE, N. c., April IA sensa-
ton was created here last night after mid
night by the cowkidisg of W. II. Johnson,
q good looking young man noted for his
laziress. johnson hes for some time past
been living at the house Of an aged widow
named Crawford, whose kindness would
not permit her to turn him out. Her friend,
have repeatedly advised her not to sub.
nit 10 The imposition. INT without effect.
LAST night after II o'clock the daughter
and grsi ddsugh,sr OF Mrs. Crawford went
to her house, and, forcing open the front
door, entered the room in which johnson
slept The elder girl lit the lamp. John.
son stared wildly around at his visitors,
who ordered him TO get up at once. Leave
the room first" said the frightened man.
The two women, both strong and active,
without further parley pulled him from the
bed and began belab0ring him with cow
hides. He wss in his night shirt aud he
beat q retreat to the hall. They followed
and whipped him out into the street. His
screams for all brought out the police,
who rescued him. Fhs women warned
him never TO come into the house again.
Base Hall.
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GETTING READY FOR THE BATTLE.
Meeting OF the Democratic Executive
Committee eF Brooke County
SrnecinI q, fhs Renisfer

Meeting OF the Democratic Executive
Committee sF Brooke County
Special 10 the REGISTER.
WELIsBURG, April l2,-The Democratic
Executive Committee OF Brooke county
met this afternoon at . clock at the law
office OF F. P. Nuzum and organized by
electipg Henry Zillfken chairman and =.
P. NGxum secretary.
The committee ordered primary cleo
ton to be held at all the voting precincts
IN the county, on Saturday, June 2lst, from
10 I o'clock p. NJ, TO nominate Dem ocratic
candidates for the various county offices. IL
appeared 10 the committee that the desire
OF the people is to make the nominations
by popular vote.
The committee chosen to organizs 3
county Democratic club also met at the
same place, aud Eugene Tarr was chosen as
chairn an.
The Democrats Of Brooke county are
alive ar favor an active comPaign. There
are several candidates for the nomination
the Ctfices Of Sheriff and Assessor.
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Fov Rlatne and Lincoln.

ERIE, Pa, April l2.-At the Republican
Convention to-day, Joseph Johnson and
E W. Echols were elected delegates from
the Twenty.sevspth Congressional Dis
trict to Ghicsgo; l.. J. Watson, elector. The
Clcsgo delegates were first selected by
popular vote on the pledge to support
b aiEe and Lincoln. This Congressional
District is overwhelmingly for Blaine.
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ing the heads OF departments to make
arrangements for an exhibit at the New
Orleans Cotton Centennial next Decem.
ber. The same general plan pursued oy
The government st the Centennial Expo
si,ion of 1876 at Philadelphia will D.
adopted. .
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RHfeHefi 0ui.

WAsHIKGToS, Pa, April H.-The we'll on
the Rush farm. dear West Middletown, in
Which flow Of gas apparently "a usling the
MCGugsn well. was struck yesterday, Las
exhausted itself. and the werkmen are
agsin drilling. IL is about 1000 feet deep
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GENERAL CRIMINAL NEWS.
vile Arrested for Rshhisg Her nsss
bana.

vile Arrested for Rshbisg Her Aass
bsna.
spzsckR, o. April l2-MS. J. Nc0nvi'.
Q woman With small child, has Just bees
arrested here on the charge OF stsaiiog
$50 o from her husband few days go IN
yontcslm county, Michigan. II 10 claimed
Nr McGarvis Wis County TtsauFsf sod
bad Just collected 5000 on taxes and is
was stolen BY his wife.
.JsileA for 1sPeeVy.
MAssILLos, O., April l2.-Philip Young
Q resident Of McDousldsyills, . village Ave
miles north OF this city. was lodged 10 JILL
here today on . charge Of forgery. Hs
bought buggy from N. II. Willismsoo,
dealer in this city, Q few dsys ego. and
paid for IL with Q pots bearing ths fofesd
sir natures OF Conrad Hare and Pstsr hsa'
more. two farmers residing near AcDoa-
sldsyills.
A rect esSsI % Cass sssvsa.
KEoxuE, IA, April 12.-C. H. Henry. .
Peoria marble dealer. whils walking sloas
Blopdesu street at $50 o'clock Last night
wss attacked BY three men sud robbed Of
Al 900 In cash carried within She iansf
p% a W.sh rsstrs.sa TsssL
Hor erEIsas, AK, April 12-John r.
lesion, one OF the principals In tbs tssesdy
Of February 9th. is lyipg dangerously I'D
With ppeumenia. The trial Of LAosins.
Dorsn, E,ieston snd the two Prsltss sli OF
d,sres. has been set sof Monday psxi AZ,
numerous delsys caused by ths iilness VI
one of the counsel fof the dsieosa
ssueshtsg Here Hatss Ybes WHISKY.
GsAsp JUNCTION, NIcH, April i2-wiI.
Iisn Yernald, Of Bava, AIteess eountv.
died last night fron the ssssss of ssosiss
siyeu him by ClArsucs Kiddes. acsl ~.
sho claims 70 have thought is 80 whsssy:
Kidder fed when it btesms kboWn tnss
Fsrpald would dis, bat 90 eaptufsd, HE
esnersI character sod suspieSeas citcsn.
stances sfe sGsinsf bin.
Whosssass 1sas DseSyssy.
Drs NorHn, IA, April i1-Aboas II
o'clo.k Last night The psisossS cosAss6
in the eosnty jsil sessse6sA = suttise
ibrouth The 0uIer gall, sboas tesss IS
~ thickntss, and 1ftetn of thso lneSe
,fsir esespc. TSres q thsa rsaAiss1
Within. None hsye besa rooooeose6
Ths DiIi Dssesss' AssssS CssseNsee
Cse,oo, April i1-Ths stsiks = ~ ah
possers' fer higher wsfs ec!lspes1 e deL
tb< men fetufnipg - vssk tsis ooknfsgS
nssasn - Wa - nsssososse.
YsAsKl1s. MAsa, ApdI i1-fhs vfssk.
/ IN RLbbsf Conpasy vim sless - iectosy
! ,ndsy. When ksey sD0ut - hes4e sss
smp1sysd n ~ vee.a = hnoeese
| sanssensntof A1atf1 -
III
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wAsmxsros. Pa. April 14-Psul v. q
ThIIfy, Who died IN oincinnssl % ths issb,
Of liver ard heart dlsesss. seed foxtys six
xesr,. wss created here todsy. The body
sss sccempshisd by bis tso sonA Lewis
and Frsrk. sud bis sister. Miss hfgrst
Thiliy.
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voI,sire. the Trotiisg Stallion, Dead

PEORIA, ILL, April 12.-Tne trotting stsl
ion Yoltaire diei to-day at the stock farm
# G. b. AIlane, having been brought thith-
sr from Kentucky, where he was partially
owneo. The horse had record OF 2:2OH,
aud was valued at &c, 500.
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SERIOUS Result OF Fishing with Dyna-
Anunfarfunafa Man.
Gas nt All Four wells.

WASHINGTON, Pa, April l2.-The Rush
well is down two thousand feet, Hess well
2CO. Emory we'll IS b, and the McG Gngren
we'll 2,247. The gas flows at all these
uells
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Charie. HeaAs's L.ss stssy.

NEv YoKx, April is.-H vss learned 90
Inquiry st Harper Brothers this aftsrnooo
With regard to the manuscripts Of Charles
Rssde's story. "a Periloas Secret" nos
running in Harpers Basr. that Hsrpsrs
hays enough msnuscipt on bsnd tD contin-
ne The story for some time. end they jddgr
tbst What they hass will nearly cnmpists
n. They do NOS know whether NJ. RAd.
iinisbsd the story, not having yst hsssd
from their LozdOa cosrsspondsnt reoasd
ing L.
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Summers County Democrats ISstruei
for Tildeu.
SpociNI TO he Register.

UI7OOIt6 70 s''o 1tOy''F0''
HINTON, w. Va, April 12.-rhe Demo
cratic Convention to day appointed dele
gates to the Charleston and Senatorial
Conventions. The delegates were instructed
for c. L. Thompson for Auditor and Tilden
fnr DhaSinant
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ABig DefioIeney Alleged.

Nkw YoRK, April l2-Tbe World pub
fishes O Ave column article this morning
which claims TO show by careful aasly'
sis of the officisl statements Of the ntuas.
srs of the enterprises named, issued from
lime to time, that OF over S60,0O0,0O 10
casb derived from the sale OF various senur-
ties of the Ontario aid Western, New
York, West Shore and Buffalo aud North
River Construction Companies only $Si,
le0,C go have been publicly accounted for
The leading spirits in all these comotna
ions were G. F. Woerishoffrr Gen. Horace
Potter and Gen. K. r. WinsloE.
Do you need . remedy that will cure
every bind Of humor from q pimple or
eruption to the worst scrofuia aud sgphi'
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