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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-21
BELLAIRE
A Mixed CoIisotiea Of News st An CHAR.
aeters.


A Mixed CoIisot,ea Of News sf An CHAR.
aeters.
James O'Neill and Laura Gregory we're
married on Saturday night. Col Baron
ard wife are in Pitsburg on bosisess. The
Misses Riley, Of Wheeling. Are the guests Of
Benwood friends. Council meets tonight.
The b. 4 o. pay car vas in town Yesterday.
Mr. X. johnson has purchased lot on
Union street ard viii erect business room.
The Plumed knights met last night in Cen
trail Hstl. Miss Jessie Sharp % IN S,-u.
benville. Henry He's leaves neIt month
for a Western tour. The Clinton Clgb net
last night in the City Hall Mr.. Anderson,
mother OF Mrs. Mord. Selson, was buried
Yesterday afternoon. Nothing OF in
portsnce at the Majors Court yesterday.
Trade on the river will, no doubt, increase
in short time. The BellAire building and
loan company me, last night The steel
works are in active operation. The besasi.
ful sunsets Of the pa.i few days sse admired
by all. John Gallahef has force Of men
at work on the Tvebty-ffth sFeet sewer.
Mr.. Isaae Cline, Of PittsSs,y. VS. In tho
CITY last week. Mrs WIN. Scramm h gst-
ting better The noaey os1es once Of ths
postsfiee closes at p n. Tbs FirN vard
Repsblican club net kst night Thsre u
talk ofeontesting the election Of Gessral
A. J. Warner The Repahicsns think The
majority % too AFge. Mr. kesaoa viii. No
doubt. experience sooe trouble before nat
ters are ssttied
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1.-THE BEST THING"
He Ever Heard Causes a

He Ever Heard Causes a Mans Death.
NEwBURG, o. Y, October 20.-'The
best thing ever heard in nv life" ex-
claimed Mr.. Vim. Rufus Brown, and he
threw himself back in his chair and abso-
lutely shrieked with laughter
Mr.. Brown had Just listened to a funny
story. His laughter Termed part of cho-
rus, for some Of his friends surrounded him.
They had to hold their sides. The tears
rolled down their cheeks. Suddenly Grim.
son stream burst from between Mr. Browns
parted lips. He dropped from his seat as
f struck by lightning. In the midst OF his
merriment he had burst blood vessel, and
despite every effort to save him he died in a
ter minutes.
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I'm stolen Clothes,

ySCESSEs, IxD., October 20.-The cloth.
ing store Of Geo. 7. Montgomery was bro
ken into Saturday night BY gang Of four
teen men, and clothing and jewelry valued
at several hundred dollars were taken. The
men after making an entrance to the store
fitted themselves up in new suits, shirts
boots. hats, etc, and left tbeir old clothing
IN the store To-day the police captured
eleven Of them just across the river in llli-
nois. The other men escaped
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A CoRNET DUO

Aud Kitchen Filtration that Despite n
Musical Accompaniment, Causes sorrow
and Tears.
New YORE, October 20.-"iou're my
prisoner" said Deputy Sheriff Nuger, step
ping up to tai young mar, dressed in the
uniform of the United States army, as he
was walking through Centre street yester.
day morning.
Yes that's the rascal, shouted beauti
fuI Young blonde of twenty rushing up to
the Sheriff and his prisoner. "Oh, Fou de
ccver! how could you do it' oh, my God
bLi you will suffer for IT yet.
oh, Juiis, Julia, be quiet. I'll marry
you right away If you let me Of" pleaded
The Young soldier, as he tprned with pas
sionate appeal to the distressed maiden.
Take him TO prison said she, turning
with a stern lock to the Deputy Sheriff.
"TTl marry you. "II marry you be
pleaded; but only let me 90.
Yes. you want to marry me now,
sneered the girl, but as soon as you are
free you will desert me again.
The complainant is Miss Julia Slardiska
who had until recently been employed a.
cook by Frank Pospisie, the proprietor Of
Turn Hall, in Fast Fourth street Through
her counsel, Mr.. Fraser, she Began action
against the prisoner for breach Of promise
in the Supreme Court
Claiming so, 900 Da images.
The prisoner could not be sognd, however,
and a warrant was issued, which resulted N
bis arrest yesterday.
Joseph Pospisie is a beardless young
man, about twenty-three years Of age. He
is brother Of Frank Pospisie, the proprie-
tor Of Turn Hall Joseph Pospisie is m.
tive Of Prague, in Bohemia, where he had
been educated in the Academy Of Music.
His talent as a cornetist became well
known, and about year ago he decided 10
try his fortune in America. he came di.
rect 10 his brother, with whom be took up
his abode. While passing through the
kitchen one day he CHANGED 10 meet the
handsome young cook. A short Irritation
then ensued, and Joseph left her complete
" infatuated. His visits TO the kitchen be
cane very frequent. The toot Of his cor
net could often be heard IN the kitchen nc
conpanying
Her sweet Voice.
His evenings were always spent in her
presence. and two weeks after their Inst
meeting be asked her to become his wife.
Il will never desert yoa, pleaded the love
stricken youth, falling at her feet; consent
10 share my earthly troubles and be mine
The faes Of their engagement vas Kept Q
secret, Joseph being alarmed lest his sweet
heart poah be discharged II his brother
should hear ofit. July IL was Get down as
the day for the wedding. but when il A.
rived only the bride pa. in her appear
ance.
An active search vas made for the faith-
les lover. Who had enlisted - private in
the arny. BE bad been sent to Dayids
Island. bot on accoan, Of his musical a..
tainments was placed in the reginenisi
band
She vent Immediately 70 the hlaod. but
when she arrived her sbscondag fseetr
heart was oif on his vacation 1hesait be
fore Judge Donohue was then begun and
joseph Pospisie is nov langsiAhing IN Lad.
Low Street Jail in default ct thesam Of
8, 600 bail
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KILLED HIS MAN.

A Regulation Kentucky Murder in the
Approved Style.
LOUISVILLE, October 20.-A Shelbyyille,
Ky., special reports the killing of Elijah
Kirk by Robert Clark near there. Kirk
accused Clarke Of circulating evil reports
about his daughter and got shotgun and
rode out to Clarke's house, after having
threatened to kill him. He was riding up
and down the road watching for Clarkes
appearance, when the latter opened the
front door and fred two shots with gun,
Kidding Kirk with bullets and almost shoot
ing his head off,
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Killed hH CnnRarH.

PORTLAND, ORE, October 20.-The body
of an unknown man was found Saturday
near Harrington, Washington Territory, in
in the midst of dense timber. A few yards
distant the body of his horse was lying
dead. Both bodies were fearfully torn and
mangled. There is no clue to the mau
identity. The only solution is that both
man and horse were attacked by cougars
and killed. Tracks of the ferocious ami
mails were found in the immediate vicinity.
The whole country around is infested with
them
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Hanged Himself.

CHICAGO, October 20.-Chaa Reilly, aged
l3 years old, was discovered hanging from
n beam in the coal shed in the rear Of his
home 5l4 Eas, Indiana street lie, with
several other boys, had been playing in the
she'd. doing circus acts. Young Reillys
neck got caught in rope in such manner
that he could not exrica,e himself His
companions not knowing hoX to Assist him,
became frightened and ran Away. He sss
dead when found.
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Female NihIIis, Insane.

Loypoy, October 20.-The imprisoned
Nihilist, Hesse Hoffman, who was once SEN
tenced to death and reprieved at the last
moment on account of her condition, has
become insane. Her insanity was caused
By the prison officials removing her child as
a punishment for some infrsction OF prison
discipline. Then they told the mother that
the child had died, and the woman is now a
raying maniac.
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Given I'm Robbers.

PORTLAND, ORE, October 20.-A stage
was robbed Saturday near Welser, Idaho, BY
three masked men. Under cover Of their
rifles the driver threw out the express treas
ure box and was then ordered TO drive on.
Several passengers were in the stage, but
no attempt was made to rob them. II is
not known how much the robbers got. A
party of citizens was organized and is in
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A LYNCHING

That Did Not Very Successfully Ma
terialize.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, October 20.-A mob OF
masked men yesterday, at Senatobia, Miss.
attempted to take Sam Franklin and
Shakespear Franklin, two negroes, from Jail
and lynch them. They were prevented BY
Sheriff Williams and his deputy, JEFF Nesey.
The negros had recently been sentenced to
long term in the penitentiary for poison,
;py Ave men
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Iossesbr the Moscow Fire.

Moscow, October 20.-The fire which
broke out in warehouse Yesterday COM
pletely gutted four warehouses, causing a
loss Of 81, 600, 900. A couple of theatres in
close proximity to the burning buildings
and in which performances were going on,
were endangered and the theatres closed.
At one time the German Theatre was on
fire, but it was extinguished before serious
damage was done.
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( F WueEISHAFFER, q New York bank
e. 5as 5e, $4,000 even that CLEVELAND
v.. % elected ald also $4,000 TO $1,000
"a, he all carry New York State. E. X.
F.'Asr New York broker, is also
hay 5e.,a-. He now books bets each day
SIS -a.- o.: Slo0 20 $50 that CLEVELAND viii
N.a 4ai mach ,ar-er odds that he viii carry
N-a Yock The New York Morning Jour
IA. sa7s, rom inquiry, the following odds
"a. ne ,aaen as tue betting quotations on
re s'o.s exchange: On CLEVELAND else
,.2 i'm even 10 500 to SO, 500 to $50
Il NJ York for CLEVELAND; that he Will
- 1s.t IN New York. 800 70 $50.
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3 NN. continue, his stumping tour
.lsy.El the STATE Of Wee President HESO-
a 49, YESTERDAY he waved the bloody
,2.-; Nth a.. the terror pt old JA,k CHAxD-
..., me AMI said that no Northern
safes s.cl as New York and Indiana,
T,-.i coasaa: to join the Solid South and
Coass-: 20 I'm he nation over 10 those
aE:L, -p-s-s
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Whisky Again,

Q-EBEc October pa family named
Parent, consisting of the husband, wife and
son got drunk last night and it is supposed
in their manouvers knocked over lamp,
which set fire to Mrs. Parents clothing.
The police were attracted to the house by
the cries of assistance and found the woman
lying in the back yard with her entire
clothing on fire. She was conveyed to the
hospital. but died shortly afterwards
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Murder o, . Democratic Rally.

AaSarrE, WIS, October 2o--A Demo
cratic rally was held at Forestyille, Door
county, Saturday night. james Meehan,
candidate for Congress in the Ninth dis
trict, delivered an address. Some present
we're intoxicated and general row ensued,
in which one Schiltze fatally stabbed Joseph
Never. Others were also cut Sehil,ze has
been arrested.
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HlDEOUS STORY.
The Flights of Fiction Circunassribed nj
Last.

The Flights of Fiction Giro unseribed nj
Last.
ALBANY. October pa remarkable
story comes from Schoharie county. The
writer says that few miles from schesec-
tady resided couple, whose names are not
given, the wife being much the junior Of her
husband. They had lived together happily
until q few DAYS ago, when the awful dis
covery was made by the husband that he
was the father of his wife. having married
her in total ignorance ot The existence os
any relationship between them, while the
girl was equally iguorAn. Of the subject.
The explanation Of this peculiar marriage
is that eighteen years ago the soa Of q
wealthy farmer eloped With 8 6fieen-year-
old girl and settled with her in EspeFance,
Ia. They lived there sserer.l years In the
first year of their marriage a daughter was
born to them. The young wife soon weAried
Of her husband, and taking her ehld with
her eloped with q drummer She lived
with him a. Chicago and Der hosbaad could
find no trsce Os her.
Badly Used.
The daughter was uAhndly used By the
man, and Seiag bigh-sPirited she aed from
home at the age Of fourteen On the train
she met gentleman who discovered her
situatioa and placed her in the home OF q
respectable family. The gentleman was
much older than The girl bat their friend.
shiP soon riPened into love, msea .sa .ne na g,.,
married and moved to Schohahe county
the former home Of the bridegroom. They
soon became tie happy parents Of little
pirl snd we're living bEissfully together.
Nov the youDg rifes mothers lover bad
died. leaving his victim unpEoyiaed for
She learned that her daughter bad ma-re'
End settled in Scbohsie couu.y, aud "a
resolved to seek her ozi sad make ne
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home with her. When she arrived on the
scene what was her horror to 6ld her
former husband and daughter hviI,- inno-
Gently together as man and wife. /: 'slix-
ing the wrong she had done she i'm
mediately retufned to Schenectady and
took the first train for the West The hus-
hand and wife, or father and daughter. are
almost frantic. They realize that their
present relations must be broken and that
tteir child is living monument to their in
nocent crime The names Of the parties
are concealed for obvious reasons.
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sirInches of Rainfall.

BALTIMORE, October 2O.-Heavy rains
are reported in Jamaica The rainfall on
the evening of the 7th was It inches. Rail
way bridges were flooded tOthe depth of two
feet. Telegraphic communication is inter.
rupted throughout the 'island. A vessel
Just arrived reports having passed large
Quantity of trees and vegetable matter, evi-
IDENTIFY Sashed from of different West India
islands through heavy rains.
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NEEvoUs debility, indicated by loss of
memory, universal laSsitude, constant fatigue,
vivid dreaming, unnatural excitements,
fits Of dizziness, etc, IS quickly cured by
using Dr.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sar-
saparila. This remedy puri6es the blood,
strengthens the weak portions Of the body.
quiets the nerves. produces dreamless slum-
Der, and is the only remedy that perman-
emily cures the many distressful ailments
resulting from neEyoas debility.
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whx Comnitted suicide,

EAST SAGINAW, MICH, October 2O.-A
l5-year-old son of Henry Bernhard, a tailor
of Saginaw City, was arrested on Saturday
for disposing Of gold watch stolen from
Joseph Barber three weeks ago. The matter
was amicably settled and Bernhard was re-
leased. Yesterday morning at 3 o clock the
boy committed suicide BY jumping into the
Saginaw river.
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Cold Rlnohed Murder.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, October 20.-Ex-
Assistant Marshal E. c. Pettis, Of this city
received word this morning that his son Ed
gar was shot and killed at Fl Robinson,
Nebraska. October lIth The letter came
from former employer Of young Pettis
who said in his opinion the shooting was
cold blooded murder. The young man
went west in June. 1878, and expected to
return home this fall.
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.xrxpocBrxD ssSHr.
A RosissSsSs Hss Dssisss ss0s usntsss

A RosissS.ss nss Dssisss ssos nsotsss
Isfsv1ak5sa.
Tie following. under date ot Roviesbors.
October Is, uss received hst evsoiaG
1sas ESs~ y he BvSso.
Early IN June this year seat ~ fanily
to Mosstais Lake nsrk TO sPssd IL ssn-
mss. Bpt . feu days beioss doisg IL !
stated lpoa oath beSore . nAcAx.fs thse
the psopossd move - Temporary. tnssI
shosh ko,d ny efBes bese q Rc.sessas4
whore ny main baisess -, asd sboah
coaGdes this ~ rei3esee- Bstss ths
l4th Of October ny haily sst.rssd 10
It's State bat 70 asoeA~
county TO viit fFies1G WIN
I vess TO tie poIb % vote - OctseR IL
nv vsse vs. eAalisaged On ths pOssd thae
I - . nos-resi3est. Since tkes csrtnia
psssies have obtaiped htts Asa JaAgs
Hoke, Of Kingvood, declaring that I'D .
riehf TO vote. VIII yoa paeas pcshsa tAis
ard yoar opinioa = 10 ny ~ VSy
truly, u H. nosh
The facts beipg - stated. there en- Be -
dosk Of Mr. Hoses ngt 70 vote.
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Cancels His Ohio Dates.

WORCESTER, Mass, October 20.-ColO-
mel PlymptOm, Buffers political manager,
arrived here yesterday. he says Butler
has cancelled Sll his Ohio dates, on account
of legal engagements in Boston" :" Plymp
ton SAYS Indiana viii 60 for Cleveland and
Michigan for the fusion ticket
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Tammany's Rival.

NV YoRS, October 2O.--At the citizens
meeting 10 the Academy Of Music tonight
William X. Grace. predecesoe Of Mayor
Edison, was nomioated for Mayor The
speakers included Rev. Dr.. Howard Crosoy.
Oswald ouerdorier, editor ofthe S,sats
Zeitung, and William A. Cole, Of the Irish
American
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TX hundreds Of i,stsncss where Hot
sur;nps and other treatment failed TO cure
serof1la and syphihtic disorders, the suhesef
has sought and found cure in d.. Guy
sotts Yellow Dock and Sanspariila IL
enriches the blood, strengthens The urinary
and digestive osgAns, and quickly feno,es
an indications Of III health and blood dis
ease, from pimple to . running sore, nom
a headache to rheumatic pain. Its sape.
r;ority over all other blood purifiers and
strengthening medicines is admitted by AL
Who les. lis curative elect and influence.
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AUfuI Accident

QrEBkc, October 20.-A farmer at St
Jacobin left tour children in the house
while he went to tie field this morning:
The eldest aged eleven, placed bottle of
powder on the stove and quantity inside.
The stove was blown into fragments and the
house set on fire. The children were res
cued in a dying condition. The fourth
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Released Too SOon.

YlRQUE, Wis, October 20. - John
Hiescha, German sixty years old, recent
" released from an insane asylum, shot and
killed his wife early Yesterday morning and
then took to the woods carrying a gun with
him. A party of forty armed men are
scouting the country for him.
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THAT LIBEL SUIT.

Personal Service to be Had on Mr.. Blaine
To-day.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 20.--In the United
State Court to-day the attorneys for the de-
fense in the libel suit of Blaine VS.. the In
dianapois Sentinel Company had writ Of
subpoena in chancery issued tor personal ser
Wees on Mr.. Blaine to morrow, ordering
him to appear in Court December 23d, next
and answer the interrogatories filed with the
Sentinels last bill Of discovery.
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East Time.

NEv YORK, October 2O.-The Guion
steamer Alaska, which arrived yes
terday, encountered several days of rough
weather, yet made the trip from Queenstown
in six days, twenty-five hours and thirty-two
minutes, or within ffty-two minutes of her
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: IT is wen to know the best remedy for
coughs and colds, soreness Of the throat and
lungs consumption and all pulmonary dis
eases, is Dr.. Wistar's Balssm rof Wild
Cherry. 1t quickly sIlays Inflammation an
checks decay.
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THE address Of the National Democratic
Committee avs bare the true character Of
tle canvass in the TWO October States, and
-7as reasons sor the belief that the cleo
:o:al vote 0; Ohio viii be cast for CLEVE.
asr and HENDRlckS in November. The
-oTev o; The manipulators which was con-
,=2::s:ai n Ohio in October, viii De scat
ta-ei 0-er a wide field in November. Thor
ou;t Democratic organization is urged as
J s--s means Of earring the country.
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Sullivan's Funeral.

DUBLIN, October 20.-At a meeting Of
the Nationslists and others Yesterday ex-
pressions of coincidence with A. VI. Sulli-
vans family were made. Masses were Gel
brated and prayers offered for the repose of
his soul in most OF the Catholic churches.
The Mayor and corporation attended the
funeral in state
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nisastrnns FnIIure.

SAN FRAScIsco, October 20-The bank
of California will, it is stated, lose S25 900
by the failure of A. ". Bowman The Oak
land Savings Bank is creditor for sl5, 600,
but say II is fully secured Henry l.. Breed,
Boston, had $3.50 900 in Bowmaus hands.
How much he may lose is not known.
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CHARLESTON.

Death of an Aged Man and Respected
Citizen.
CHARLESTON, October 90 Exclusive. +
DR.. Spicer Patrick, a leading citizen for many
years, died here at his home to-day. aged
80. He was member Of the Virgigia Con-
veution in 1860 and represented KaoaWha
several years in the Virginia Legislature De-
fore the war as well as in the West Virginia
LEGISLATURE in 1871.
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Poisoned by wild Parsnips.

HALIFAX, y. s, October 2O.-Archibald
Stewart, hotel keeper at Porter's Lake,
died Yesterday from the effects Of eating
wild parsnips, which he supposed were ssr-
saparills. A boy named Murphy also ate
some and now lies in critical condition.
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liz. changes IN he election returns from
III, State were very :ew yesterday, not IF
scua- :1- res.,, ua;eTially. Mercer
...a,y a4. hsas. .so-. officially, and in
-... .a- Democratic majority from 800
L--a.-.- ~ --rn---l % knE
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IT important to know, that if hid gloves
are laid upon damp towel for two or three
minutes, they viii go on with less chance OF
tearing; but it is more important to know
that Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup is sure cure
for coughs and colds
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u f. 5 the Southern Con;ederacy Mr.
Bt.>. IS afraid o.t >,iu, this is nothing
1sv. lie was afraid oi.l during the war
All tie feeling has grown TO 5e habit.
>-@-,.mes =e are Inclined 70 feel sorry for
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A Noted Man discharged.

LoSDoS, October 2O.-The Tinchborne
claimant was secretly brought to Penton;,
vile prison last night. He was discharged
this morning quite unexpectedly to himself
his time having still three days 10 run.
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Embarrassed.

LocKFoRr, N. Y, October 29.-The
Lockport Banking Association transacted
no business today, owing to embarrasS-
ment which it hopes to remedy soon De
positors viii be protected in case of actual
Susnansinn
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Better Staid In Jail.

GREExsBURG, October 20.-While John
Fitzgerald, horsethief was attempting to
escape from Jail this morning by letting
himself out Of q window with a rope, the
rope broke and Fitzgerald fell to the ground
forty feet below, receiving fatal injuries.
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PoIiticaI Murder.

READING, Pa, October 2O.-Geo. Long,
q hod carrier ami Martin Brouch, a barber,
got drunk and quarreled over politics. FL
nally Broueh drew g razor and cut Long so
badly he viii die.
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Wages Reduced.

PIrrSBrRG, October 2O.-H. B. Scott Il
Co. barbed wire manufacturers, have uO-
tiled their eight hundred employees that
wages will be reduced ten per cent, to take
effect Immediately. The reduction will be
accented.