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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-09

FOR SALE "a M
y Nuo Country Raideacc, con,ainir g liz reo,ny.
WIN barn. buggy house, wash house mud ether
outouildlnS. Rnu ten roiei ot laud ten miles east
Q! the city. on National Road and baltimore,
heolinK Pittsburgh abroad. eui,nhlo lur a
city family. For terms. 30 Apply 10 M =
ri .Hy Nils. &. 'utIMBEEGER,
w. Roney's Poiut. ". Va.
Api9 WAC Capitol Building, Theelinp.
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hABkiEN,

Try L.neaon's City Rntter Cruckors.
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Mr.. Joseph Medill, editor Of the Chicago
Tribune, is now paying his first visit to
Washington since General Grant left the
White House. -
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TaAyELEsk'S 0UIDE.

II. z. Il 9. KailwnS-LrAvE Bel,rl,o IA,
r. m, ARRIVE at BellRire at DIS A. m and h.SS n ~
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Texas has cattle queen besides her
numerous cattle kings She is the wife Of
M ex.Methodist preacher named Rogers,
land lives in Nsvices county, where che
owns and manages rancho Of 10000 head
If cattle, while her husband attends to her
duties rs member OF the State Legislature,
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EZELl.'o EVIL END.
A Horrible Sabbath Tragedy Enacted
at Grcenville.
GRIMES OF MURoERAND SUICIDE
--.------.---------
By Heartless Husband aud Piendish
Father.
ALLISON CoNvlCrEDAT SHERMAN
And Life Sentence the ver,lict--Ths Bur-
Blar Brotherhood Busy At Marshall
Nellie uoran Charged with
Poisoning Her Sister.
ALLISON CoNvlCrEDAT SHERMAN
THE DAYS CRIMINAL RECORD
Terrible Tragedy

GnEENvILLE, Dec. l4.-[Special. Ito
day, about II o'clock, horrible double
tragedy occurred i'll this place, in which
brutal father named Samuel Ezell
shot at his Nife, put a bullet through his
little 6-year-old daughters head, aud
then sent another bail, crashing into his
own brain. The fellow, worthless
character, 40 odd years of age, left his
vile and four children about two
mouths ago To the su port of the city.
and had taken up with II negro woman,
even carrying some OF the household
furniture 10 hor house. Last week one
of nis children died, and 10 dav he came
To where his wife and their remaining
children were living, and while his lit
Ilo girl was sitting upon his knee car
rsssib Y Ainl, he drew u 81 calible pistol.
shot once at his wife, who fled, shot The
little one in the side OF tho head, but not
killing her aud finally blew his own
brains out, he ball q terirg the fore
head above the right eye. Both fell for
ward from the chair upon the floor, the
iather's body across the daughters.
EzeIl died in fifteen minutes, but his
daughter still Dreathos. When the
HERALD correspondent reached the
scene, crowds of men and women stood
around the door. The floor of the room
was covered with blood. Behind the
stove lay the body OF the murderer and
suicide, the brains oo2ing from his
wound, and on "A ped in the corner was
me httlo sufferer breathing her life
away.
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The RappahannocE p,snster.

BALTIMORE, Doc. li.-Tho Sun has a
dispatch from fredericksburg, Virginia,
in regard to the reported loss Of lie by
the storm on the Rappahanock on Tues.
day last. The dispatch states that
the loss OF life Is not SO great as
was Mt first reported. From the
mouth of the river TO Rappahannock, n
distance OF sixty miles, only eight per-
sons are known to have been d. owned.
Three canoes, with seven mon, are re-
ported to have sunk near tho mouth
OF the river, ana the men drowned.
Twelve OF the men who were missed
have proved to be safe. The storm is
said TO have been the most severe ever
known in that section. There are many
oystermen on the river, who come from
other sections of tho state, and il Is
probable more may have persisted, but
they are not known.
Dynamite was placed near thel door
where two children were sleeping. The
door and tho frame woro torn to pieces,
but tho children wero not injured be-
yond severe shock. Excitement was
high during the day aud the city coun-
ell held a meeting and appointed twenty
extra police. Lynchipg is threatened
II the perpetrators Of the deed are
caught
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REAGAN'S REPLY.
NO CABINET POSITION FOR HIM.
He Thinks IL Would be IndIscreet for Mr.
Cleveland to Portfolio JeT Davis
Advisers-Am to he
Governor of Texas.

Sr. LOUIS, Doc. li.--A special nom
Washington says: The attention OF
Judge Reagan, momber of tho house
of representatives from Texas, was
called to the fact that n large number OF
newspapers had mentioned him for
cabinet position, and no was asked II he
was candidate. He repliod;
81 would not accept the postmaster
generalshin. even If President Cleveland
were indiscreot enough TO ofier 1t to me.
IL would hardly be proper thing
for him TO call one OF Mr..
Davis advisors to his cabinet.
| suppose my name has been mentioned
as a matter Of sentiment. There are
somo people who have the poetlcal idea
that my appointment TO the position /
held under the Confederacy would fur
ther cement the bond of friendship be-
tween the two sections. l confess that
have one ambition, and that is to be
Governor Of Texas. ! would like 10
round off my political career W ith that
oilico and then would be content"
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PROM HOUSTON.

inc state saenserfest Being Arranged
for-lalmago Lectures and Preaohes-A
Band from Prussia Gives u Concert.
Houston, Dec. H.-[Special The di-
rectory of the Saengerfest for 1896 met
and decided to have the state Saenger.
fest the last OF May, to continue four
DAYS. They will make extensive prep
aration for the occasion and expect a
large attendance of societies throughout
tlle state. The business men engaged
IN the enterprise insure its grand sue
cess.
Dr.. Talmage lectured here to n
crowded house last night, and preached
1000 people tonight.
The Prussian band, of twenty-one
pieces, of the Sixty-tifth regiment,
eighth army corps, Of Cologne, on the
kline, gave a concert to an immense
house tonight. They will attend the
Worlds fair,two months.
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NO. 81.

ehange OF distance. Route al9aa Rich-
mono ,aonu TO Pittsyille. From January /.
~, curtail service to end at Foster. de-
crease distance nine miles. Route 3iGl9.
~ranOury to Cleburne. From .Tanuarv
l. 1880, increase service 10 six fines Z
week. Route 1861. Abilene Ia Eorf
ooncho. From December y. 1884. cnr-
tall service to end at San Angelo and
pmlt Fort concho, decreased distance IL
be ated hereafter. '"As0 ~
Changes in Star schedule. Raufa
$3.50, Sulphur Springs to Hagansnnrt
leave sulphur Springs TUESDAYS. Thurs.
aays ana Saturdays at4p. M: arriva At
sulphur Bluff Mondays, Wednesdavs
ana Fridays by $3.50 a. m. Leave sui
phur Bluff Mondays, Wednesdays and and
rrluays at 10 a. M; arrive at SuIphnr
springs Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Sat
STuays by . p. IN. Leave Sulphur RIuff
mondays and Fridays at 10 a. M: Ar
rive at Hagansport by IL m. Leave Ha-
ganspoit MONDAYS and Fridays at p.
M; arrive at Sulphur Bluff by } $50 D. M m
Route al746, Oak Grove to BurIason.
Leave Oak Grove daily except Sundavs
AZ Y q. M; arrive at Burleson by ii n. ~
Leave Burleson daily except SUNDAYS Al
p. m. ~
Postmasters commissioned: Joseph Il.
yoily, Dalton, Texas; Henry X, Brewer.
Linn Flat, Texas; Jesse Ii, Loft I.otf
washington county. Texas.
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row aENrRousl

Sr. LOUIS, Dec. l4.-The new order Of
the Western Union Telegraph company,
cutting or tho extra pay 10 their opera.
tors, will go into operation here to-mor-
row (Monday). The practical effect ~
his Will bo to sliuhtly increase the sor-
vice OF the dav force and make that of
he night force depend upon the amount
II business dono. All Sunday work Il
% ba paid for ns extra, as heretofore.
he division Of forces will be better ar
ranged than formerly. The office II 10
netter mnnaued in every respect aud ad-
lliionAl promptness to the dispa.oh OF
business assured.
\ hiu srWiKe or MtNtRs PROBABLE.
PfrrssrRu Dee. IL. The coal miners
amppved NJ Hampton railroad mines,
struck last rlsnt against the roduclitn
IN mining IA %. from 3 10 ~ cents per
lushr'. Nhi ,'ie men working In The
Plum .Crsck gui Sandy Creek ninos. re-.
solved 10 guIt VorN on Monday, !. tho
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BurKlnrs at AiarshaIt.

MARSHALL, Dec. li.-lSpecial.l Burg
lars were discovered In the hardware
store of Vanhook & Son about 5. o'clock
this morning. Tho chief of police aud
one of his assistants went to investigate
the matter, but while they were at one
door ho ief made his escape by break
ing through large pane of glass IN the
'front.' door, and the night being dark and
rainy, made his escape. No clue.
The private residence of Jos. Gross
man WAS also entered during the night
and lot of clothing aud other family
supplies taken.
fosterd " morning two young men,
giving their names as Cory and Nc
Ives, were arro tod for rObbing the
Union news depot. A part of tho pelf
was found in their possession. They
were committed.
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Corsicana Cullings.

CoRsIcANA, Dec. H.-tspecial. l--one Of
the proprieters Of the Collin street livery
stable aud the proprietor OF the City
meat market collided this morning.
Whom separated the odds wore in favor
of the livery stable man.
A large delegation left tonight for
New Orleans. The majority of our peo-
pie will visit the exposition In Feb
uary.
q rne last section of the stand pipo was
placed in position yesterday. 1t IL l0O
feet high. The pipo will be incased In
wood Tor protection.
The Methodist Sunday school celebra-
ted the Tooth anniversary oftheir work
Ia the United States aud Canada to. day.
Dr. Crisman, of tho Cumberland Pres.
bytcrian church. reviewed the work Ia
a very able and interesting address be
lore large audience.
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The Top Notch or Mn.anrx

BOSTON, Dec. i3.-There has been
convention the past week Of all Masons
IN the United States having taken the
ninetieth to the ninety-hfth degree of
the Esther rights of Memphis; the hliy-
ram, thirtieth degree to the thirty-iiftb.
ancient and primitive rite, no matter
where or from, or under what ilrisdic-
ton, for tho purpose of considering The
adyisability Of establishing Union
sovereign sanctuary, embracing ali The
mysteries in the above-named rites.
lrom tho fortieth TO tho ninety-sixth ,ie,
gree, inclusive, TO to known as the
Sovereign Sanctuary Of the RoyaI
Masonic rite for the United States of
america. The body organized with
yHuge .. II. Parrish, of Michigan, most
illustrious past grand mas,or. ~
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WASHINGTON, Dec. Il. --,Special.i -
Following are the changes announced
In the postal department;
Postollice established: Lott, Wash
inglon county. Special from Washing.
ton, five miles northwest on route 3l2SS
postoiiice discontinued: Noyoco, Fan
min county. Mail 70 Honey Grove.
(Never i'll operation).
Star service established: Route SlSSs,
Plttsville to Leslie. five miles and back.
six times week, by schedule not ex-
roedng Two hours running time each
way. From January 10 Juno 80, 1885,.
Star service changes: Route 3l20n.
Austin in fcri C.urbn. From Deccni.
ner ~, lsSl, end ses, ics Ut tinn Angola
Texas, and ont; init ctncho withoui
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nonih of Nirs rinvh-

McKrSNEr, Dec. H.-LSpeciAl. Mrs.
W. Il. Cloyd died very suddenly this
morning while attending to domestic
dsties abo1t the house. Rev. w. Z.
Cloyd, her husband, heard her call, and
.hslslA he l2uld reach her she was dead.
Tttteruny She was in the city,shopping,
In apparent good health. Paralysis IL
thought TO bo tho cause. Mrs. Cloyd
was most excellent lady, universally
loved, and she will DO missed sadly by a
host OF friends.
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..Ninldonn. thu Sniil MN

ST. Louis, Dec. A. Tho wrestling
marck which had been announced for a
week past for $500 side and division
OF gate money, between VIM. Muldoon
and j, III. Mclaughlin, came off this az.
ternoon ut Pope's theater, ana was wit
messed by a great crowd OF people. The
match was five bouts, and was won by
Muldoon, he winning the second bout.
"catch as-catch.can;" the fourth, side
hold, and the fifth, Graco-Roman, and
Mclaughlin taking the first, collar.and-
elbow, ana the third, back hold.
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A WOMAN IN A WELL.
MRS. DODGE browns HERSELF.
a sad story OF Suicide at Paris-sudden
Death of Rev. Mrs. Cioyd at Me
Kinnoy-Ghe Firo Record
and other Mishaps.


PARIS, Dec. a. Special. Mrs. Kate
Dodge, daughter of the late Isaiah
Wells, suicided this morning by throw
Ing herself down well. She had not
been right in her mind for some time.
She went 10 tho well apparently to
draw bucket Of water, aud getting
upon the curbing she told her little boy
TO go into the house, and then commit
ted tho rash act. She leaves three small
children. Her remains wero not found
for half an hour after the act
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Allison nnntencnh rnr LIZ

SHERMAN, Dec. ll.--lSpeoisl. Tho
jury in the Allison murder case brought
In verdict at midnight. finding tho de-
Iondant guilty of murder In the first do
gree, and sentencing him to the peni
tentiary for ninely.nine years. His
wife, who had been present during the
outiro proceedings, broke down when
the verdict was announced.
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tribunal rates offs cents per husbel are
not paid. IL the operators of these
mines insist upon reduction, a general
strike of railroad miners is probable, as
the latter will refuse to work unless the
uniform rate adopted by the trades tri-
bunal is paid all miners.
THE CIGAR MAKERs,
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE executive
committee of the cigar makers union.
nus afternoon appointed committee of
iNe To so to Washington for the pur,
pose OF opposing the ratification of the
Spanish treaty.
THE PITrsBuRG SITUATION.
PlITsBuRG, Dec. l4.-The mon NJ
Long II Co.'S. mill, st McKee's Rock
nave refused to so to work at the 10 per
cent. reduction ordered by tho firm fast
week, The laborers and all not in The
Amalgamated association are willing
to accept, but the puddlers
and other skilled workmen refuse,
me mill consequently shut down last
night indefinitely. The large sheet
mlll of Singer Il Nimick's steel works
have shut down indefinitely ON account
OF lack of orders. All the other depart.
ments are at work running a single
turn, S
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A Southern Yacht Club Project.

SAVANNAH, Dec. l3.-The Morning
News publishes an account of the yacht
club house and yachting station 10 be
established mt the southern end of Cum
Derland, near Dungeness Home, by
Ihom.s nj. Carnegie, Pittsburg steel
manufacturer The club will cost $50 200.
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The Blue iiIbbon pnna

PIrrsnuRc, Dee. 1.-THE Murphy
temperance revival started here two
weeks ago is growing rapidly. Six
thousand have already Joined the blu
ribbon army. At meeting to-nivs.
nearly 1000 persons were presep---u..u
100 signed the pledge.
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Fire Record.
AT uAITINORE.


BALTIMORE, Dec. l4.--A IRE last night
on the third floor of the warehouse at
l2s West Fayette street, occupied by
Charles Boiler, dealer in notions, caused
damage TO the extent of $4,000; in
sured. Tho fourth floor, occupied by
Flouts, Orderluys & Co., straw goods,
was damaged a, 500; insured. The build
ing was also insured.
AT BRooKvILLg, INDIANA.
CINcISNATI, Dee. H.-The business
portion of BrookviIle, Indiana, was al
most entirely consumed this morning
by tlrs. The whole town was threat
enoG for awhile and an engine started
from this city, but telegram was re-
coived NJ 3 O'Clock oOuntermanding the
order, stating that tho flames were un-
der control ut thai hour. Loss between
$4,000 and 100000.
IN NEw YORK CITY.
NEW YORK, Dec. H..-A fire to day de-
stroyed the recently finished six-story
brick building, Nos. go and 80 Ninth
avenue, The first floor and basement
were occupied by Hugh Getty,
a builder, and the third,
fourth and fifth stories were
used by Byran a. Shotwell, for tho tenn
porary storage of leaf tobacco. Loss ON
building, $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
Shotwell estimates tho damage on his
tobacco at $4,000. The New York state
decorative wood company. on the Sec
ond floor suffered "a loss on machinery
Of $1,000. ,Getty also loses $500 on his
tools
AT TORONTO, OHIO.
WHEELING, Dec. 1.-THE Calumet
Sewer Pipe ,works, located two miles
nofth OF Toronto, Ohio, and one OF the
largest ia the country, burned this even
ing. Loss, Si00,0O0; insurance. S60, 900.
One hundred and twenty men ara
thrpwn out OF, employ Tho origin
OF tsIc tireis unknown. Tho works are
20 10 rebuilt at once.
AT CORNING, n. Y.
ifuFFALo. Dec Il Harry opera house
RTd the Hotel Barry, of Corning,
burnoh. loss, $2jN,0jO; insurance, sl0O,.
con The liro started fortunately after
ihts'lOao OF 4 performance.
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The Turf During the Exuos,,,on.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. l3.--The winter
meeting over, the Louisiana Jockey
Course gives promise OF grand success.
Thirty horses are now here. One nun
dred more are coming. Captain James
Franklin will occupy the Judges stand.
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Sr. MARYs, KAs., Dec. H.-Alva Hlg-
bos, police judge, misSing since the fire
yesterday morning, was found in the
ruins day. Nothing but some charred
bones remained unconsumed. lie was
easily identified by the key of tho
city oalaboose, founu with HIS remains.
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CoLuMDus, o., Dec. l4.-ollicers Of the
coal exchange of this city have inlorma-
tion that an effort was made at . o'clock
this morning to blow up the house Of
ono Lauterbtch. He IL an old miner
who had returned 10 work for juniper
Brothers.
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NellIe noran nelda.nrrIsonor.

WHlTEwATEg, Wis Dec. n.-An in
vestigation OF the mysterious death OF
Miss Anna Horan, which occurred on
the ID instant, was made by the coroner
and jury to-day. Soon after the death
of Miss Horan her sister, Nellie, was
taken seriously i'll, and report was cir
culated that she had confessed to having
poisoned her sister md othor members
Of the family aud then attempted To de
atroy herself. This, however,wa proven
was prostrated by her sisters sudden
dteath, and sheis yet unable to leave her
homo.
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Mr. j. u. Dison, Austin, writes: az
used Browns Iron lhilers, aud gnow l.
did mo great good. Ny father also
used IL In his family, and we think 1t II
ine best remedy ~ tho world.n
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Tho inaugural CrremonIes

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.-Col. James G.
Berrett, of this city, to-day received the
following letter from the national Dem
ocratic committee from New York:
Col. James q. Berrett, Washinntvn:
My DEAR SIR:--rhe national Demo-
cratic committee has selected number
of gentlemen residing In the District OF
Columbia as general committee
TO make all arrangements for
the inaugural ceremonies on the
you TO act as chairman OF the commit
tue, and beg that you will accept the
appointment. 1t Is the desire Of the
national commit 90 that the commit
toe OF which you are the
chairman shall have entire
charge of all matters relating 10 the in
auguration ceremonies. To that end
you are authorized TO appoint such sub
committees as you may doem necessary.
Yours truly,
w. II. BARNuM,
Chairman National Committee.
A. II. GoRMAN,
Chairman State Central Committee.
Appended arc the names OF fifty gem
| tlomen who compose tho general COM
mittee, as follows: Col. James q. Ben
ott, chairman; w. w Corcoran, l.. Il.
Leister, Gen, Phillip IL. Sheridan,
Admiral d. Porter, Thos. j.
Fisher, Rear Admiral G. X.
z. Rodgers, Gen. NJ. G. Mcras,
Prof. Spencer, II. Baird, William M.
Calf, Martin r. Norris, DR.. j. NJ. Tur-
ner, Albert A. Wilson, Rear Ad-
miral John l.. Wordeu, Charles
ia. Glover, John Il. Norris
pr. Daniel b. Clarke, James Il. Harvey.
George A. Mcllhenucy, Gen. Chauccy
Mckeeven, James d. Barbour, Charles
q. McCawley, u. =. Mcwalter, ID. na-
vidge, Henry A. Willard, Will
liam $. Cloggett Hon. George
Bancroft, Samuel V. Miles
William Gait, Thomas r. Little, 4.
e'rancis Riggs, John W. Thompson,
George w. Cochran, Curtis Hillyer,
Henry II. Dodge, frank Hume, II.
Grafton Dulaney, Samuel u. sheatly,
lanes p. Willett, James @. Wheeling,
Fred. ID. McGair, Stilson Huichine,
,ieo. w. Adams, Laurence Gardner,
Mai. G. Il. Lydecker, Con. John q. Park
Henry Wise Garnett, F. L. Moore, ChaH.
VI Matthews, John NJ. Sims. DR.. II. S.
Walsh.
Tho best smoking tobacco is "lattls
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THE VERDICT.

Alto o'clock the jury retired for ssls.laa 4
Grafton, which resulted in verdidt that
Anna lioran came Tn her death by boz
Ing poisoned by strychnine, and the
jury considered the evidence suillc-
lently strong TO warrant tho holding of
Nellie Horan for examination on the
chatRo OF fndmlnlstering tho poison.
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AT rIIE INouEar


this afternoon "A chemist testified that
he had found by analysis that the stom-
ach Of the dead Iiri contained 40-lOO of "A
grain OF strychnine, which was enough
20 produce death. 'fhe testimony OF in
innate friends of Auna tailed to give
amy indication that she intended to take
her life by poi on or otherwise.
NELLIE HORAN's EvIDRNCH.
The jury adjourned 10 the home of
Nellie lluran aud took her evidence,
while she was bOl5tered up on a couch.
She admitted that rp the Tuesday pre-.
Nuus 10 her sisters death she
purchased strychnine NJ drug store for
The purpose OF killing mice. The drug
gist ad Visod her TO use rat poison in
stead, but she insisted on strychnine.
This she placed in n drawer where it re-
manned until Thursday, when she do
liyered the pGcknge to the sheriff AZ she
bad received II from tho druggst. Tho
purchase OF the poison was testified TO
by the druggist, and other witnesses
we're examined by the jury without gd.
auclns any evidence Of Importance
DOlriuI on the casa
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AT SSC HNncome irocaed silk
olaretes
EIegant IINsl shr piping BAGS and EnInes
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AT TORONTO. ONO.

HpFrALo, Dec Il Harry opera house
H1d the Hotel Barry, of Corniug,
burnoh. loss, S2N,0l0; Insurance., si0O,-
con The fro started fortunately after
'hts'l0Ao Of q oerlormancc.
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OF our HOLIDAY BAsAIN we will sell
for all friends FOR EXPECTED
THEY WOULD 80 '0-i'N
MONDAY, ,DECElMBER Is, OUR
REGULAR WEEKLY BARGAIN DAY.
Usefnl and Ornamental Presents.

lat 10c Lace Collars, and FANCY Boxes md
Picture Frames,