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Fire MARSHAL Fatally Hurt.

CnlcAco, October 3.-Capt. Dave Ken.
yon, acting fire marshal Of this city, was
fatally injured by being thrown out Of his
buggy, vh;le on his way to q fire. An en-.
,ss'ne :. and the ma!shal's buggy ran into
each other, ,Nand Kenyon was ,hrsyu oyer
the dash board and run oyer BY the heavy
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j sCALDEp YsTEAM. u
a Terrible Wreck on the Rsil-Ten Per.

ur" snn. Ha KIM, wv 's"'1-ten fe1'
d ,,, W. n...r. .a,s' :
"a 'f'..p'' " 'ss'' oc.ooef"'-a Daa ral1- l
road accident occurred on: the Chicago,
St. Paul, Minneapolis 4 Omaha extension
three miles sontl Of here v,os1ord,v aitsr
80 49, ''','s s.n,;,...;. sran y. ;., J., a'se
iioon. = oons'fuct''h .faln with W men
struck a washout in thetrack and plunged
into the ditch. All hands we're riding on
the cno;na 5ona tendar tba c,,s ho;,,.
~, ~ ,seM WV $50 ~ .As .s.r we pet"s
ioauea :, Slsl' plses' Z ~ INC engine went
down rail drove through the boiler,
letting the steam escene lainonc tho men
Tho effect wos tarr;h,. 1vhan ,,oI,,
j =: =. ,e' 40 -, t'.n.'' v 'te'' !. 'e i'eip
arrived, &heh WIN Fthe ilesh hang
Ing in shrcds from their faces
hands and bodies were Wing IN The ar,ss
or among, tho [r,,ins Tw1g mon ny EsanI sI
Conlin and 4. t. johnson were ,lcad the;r %
skulls beinp crushed in i snec;al tra;n %
was summoned from Washhnrn whi.h ,
broupht medical aid. III isS thnurht tt ~ ~
manv OF the scalded men viii d;a ! Tho ,
most seriously hurt are G. r. Hunt rrant NJ
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I1ERo1ss1 PROPERLY RECOGNIZED
Commodore Schley Aees,,es n Gold Medal
~ An Interektint. Cnlncitinnca

Commodore Sclaley lseesi,es n Gold Medal
An Interesting Coincidence.
WAsuINoroS, October 3.-Commodo,e Q
schley was the recipient to-day Of gold
medal from the Massachusetts Humane
Society. The medal is about two inches in
diameter and an eighth OF an inch in
thickness. On one side is inscribed: ITO
Commander Winfield Scott schley, u S.
y, for hls distinguished and memorable
service in 4escning Lieutenant Greely and
his men, June 1881" On the reverse side
are the words: Humane Society OF Mas
sachusetts," surrounding shield. On
this are Representations Of relief boats.
two claQped hands, and q vessel encoun-
tering drifting ice. Above the shield is
the representation OF n house, in which re-
lief boats are kept, and below it Is q scroll
containing the figures "l79l." The year
designated was supposed to have been the
one in which the Humane Society OF Mas
sachusetts was organized. a recent re-
search among the records, however, show
ed the date OF . its nrganization
=" w - AsSosgF- LAC - bOS4CLy , Ii .COul-
posed Of some Of the most
prominent citizens OF the commonwealth
OF Massachusetts. The presentation OF the
medal Was made by Mr.. Benz. ". Crown.
inshield, and his 6oming Wis complete
surprise to Commodore Schley. As Mr.
Crowninshield was on his way yesterday
from Boston to Washington, he met a
prominent gentleman from Boston, The
latter was shown the medal, and was told
the object OF the visit OF the former to this
city. The Boston gentleman replied,
This Is indeed coincidence. ,Eorty.fnur
wears ago, in 1s+0,I1was going over this
same road and met General Winfield
scott. Iaskeu him whe he was going.
He said that o child OF his irieud, Nj.
Schley, had been named alter him and
he was going to Maryland to see the baby.
Forty.four years have passed, and hero to.
dayI meet you carrying medal to the
man that General Scott visited when the
man was an infant" A silver medal is to
Be given BY the same oaciety to Lieut..
Emory. -Fss-gt ~ ~ = -li5s-.= =.-i' =.
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NEw BEpFonp, Mass, October a-The
bark George and Mary, Captain Fisher;
arrived this morning from Hudson bay.
The Captain reports tho schooner Roswell
King, OF New London, crushed in tic jce
at North Bluff. Some OF the crew started
down the coast with boats to cross Hudson;
Strait and come down the coast OF labra-
dor. The Captain and part OF the crew,
were at North Bluff. Captain Clisby, OF
the schooner Era, is. working into North
Bluff to rescue them, .5Sfsnis ~ I -
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Miners Arbitration,

PrrspuEal1, October IA, G. schwert1
declined to serve rs umpire on the mil
road coal trades tribunal to-day; and Al,
eSander Bradley, n stove manufacturer,
was unanimously chosen to fill the va
cancy. The tribunal will now complete
its organization. after which the question
OF mining rate to r,,leifor the winte,
months will be considered. S yiS !i! n /
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Lorillnrd brings n Libel Sui.

NEw foRx, October 3.-picrre Loril-
lard, the wealthy tobacconist, has sued
Editor samlson, oi the Star, for criminal
libel in coupling his name With that OF
Mrs. Gilbert, or Laaher, the captivating
woman whose Sl0,o00 legacy to Ed .Gil-
more ia now being contested by her rela.
tives. Mr.. Lorillard'avers that he never
had even q spending acquaintance with
the trail beauty. &. s. 4. -
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Ono DEMOCRATS seem to be desperate.
In or,ler TO stir up the Germans against
Mr.. Blaine they rcsorted to clumsy
fraud in the shape OF another forgery.
Democratic managers seem to be going it
strong on forgery. This time they made
use ofthe name OF Neal Dow, the noted
apostle OF prohibition, and Mr.. Dow comes
back with the complimentary remark that
"the letter is 4 forgery and base fraud"
Elsewhere we print the forgery and the
telegram that nails it. Next? Z
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=,
Swung on.

LOUISVILLE Ky.s October Wash.
Fletcher, colored, was hung at Paducah to-
day for tho murdar Of Amanda jackson
in August, 1883. The murdered woman
wcs Fletcher's mistress. He became en-
ragged at her daughter and attacked her,
and the mother was killed In ieieiid;pg
the daughter from the assault. Thousands
Of people, inoatIy colored, witnessed the
execution. Fletcher adj dressed the crowd
in q loud FIRM voice, but ia . rambling in.
coherent way for an hour. Rev. Riss
preached his funeral seymoil from the gal.
lows. He protested his innocence to The
'lesst e4d EaYe lAe naamaes y of aFrenchy''
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~ o. sssasl : --H7.-1 - - 81 I
, SEPTEMBER SHOWING
of the Arrests and Fins. Assessed Iin, The
u Police Court. iI.' rg 'is}'' -

l.As Follce Court. -H.I.l w. ~ III
Lieutenant Sylvis OF the city, police
force, furnishes the following list Of ar,
rests, fines, &c, ior the month II Sep
tcmbcr: ;t.i;,
Total number Of arrests l3s, s,t,of (which
bennett made J.; sylvis, 4;s. Dunlap, IL
Heller, G; Junkins, -; Ferguson. lis
binl, Z; Reid, 5: Montgomery3f7; lIor.i
ris, ! !; Frebott, :; Bar,im, O.; Stcinbickcr
8: TAYLOR. 3; Grist.s4; Listnn; Al; Bell
vile, 0; Combs, S; Carl, IL; Kennedy. a..
spesia! Brooks, 10; Special Bell, I. III
Dlsorlerlics, 81 drunks,t 81 vacranc,v,s ,,j
0; abusive Language, i3;::assaalta and bat
terry, i; loaiin. Oh sidewalk, ,; prostitu.;
ton, l;garhage ordinance, !; ;loaling sin
market house, I; violating rules OF. Board
Of Public Works;;;l contempt Of court. j, -
indecent act in public place, 3 .cxpoSis,,,rt.
Of person, 2; f.st thriving, l; pediline
without license, l.. Fines assessed si97s
fines collected, SOS; fines unpaid, stsfsz
lookup fees, stfJ 40; sergeant'ss;fccs.
$lll IS; commitments, $40 30; clerks fees. 4
Sal0 90. Total, S11ll 75. ~ u %5iSSs'
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"CLArKspuRG"-No, the Episode OF the
OF the rarkersburg Republican Demon
s,rltion" is not a true story. Itisaltosether
untrue. Mr.. tIabbarls .Agures are official
and he stands by them.E. lie; is Il careful
man, makes his points with force and
that is what makes the enemy uncom'
Portable, 81 ; -
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Noticed His Ailnent n Year AZ, !,

SCRANTON, Pa, October s.-John Nc
Culloushs only sister, Mrs. L. N, Vest
lives ct Dunn'ore, a suburb Of. this city,
She said yesterday that she noticed wear:
ago that her brother was beginning to
fall, She attributed II 10 his cxliaustiness
mental labor and begged him to leave the
stage for season, but he could not resist.
his lnlatuation for acting tragic parts. She
Is endeavoring 70 bring him to herr quiet!
home, where he can receive a sisteir'sJy
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Republican Needing a, rn,t I,r.rnoo,

Special Dbpateh to he InteliVenrer. 2Eig-I
EAST LIVERPOOL, O., October 3.-The
Blaine and Logan grand mass meeting to-
night was a saceess. There vas process.
sion OF one thousand torches, and the city
was brilliantly decorated. The audience
at the hall, OF four thousand people, was
addressed by Hon. S. l.. Milken, Congress.
man.e)ect Of Blaine's district and Hon, ].
A. Amber, - '.''5I " :,
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Little Lenn,s Mother a Mental Wreck.

NEw York, October s.-1irs. Jennie
Miller, well known to theatre goers as
Jennie Christie, and mother Of little
Lena, Of Fritz plays, has been falling men:
tally since the death OF that widely known
child. Tuesday night she escaped from
her home, and after twenty.four hours
search was found by her husband in a
hotel ahiook away, whera she l.ad regis:
tered by her rstage name. fs. III
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THE FINANCIAL OUTLOOK 5
Fully Discussed by Rufus Hatch, with
SprtnkllnY OF Politics. G&4 &,

Fully Discussed by Rufus Hatch, with q
sprlnkllng oipoliiics. IS z
WASHINGTON, October 3.-Rufus Hatch,
Of New York, is at the Riggs House. He
talks freely about the tinancia! outlook,
and very hopefully. 'The financial situa-
ton" he said to Star reporter, .sis as
sumins more cheerful aspect than il
has shown since the shooting Of Garfield,
when there was a depression OF stocks OF
about two thousand millions. There is q
brighter outlook. The great pressure is
over. There has been wedding out. There
is an over production, and no money be-
ing made, but there is none being lost
either. There is an evening up and an
evening down going on. That Is property
and stocks that have been kept up above
their values are coming .lown-that's
evening down. Others that have been low
are coming up-that's evening I'D.
There - is a healtAier. condition
Of things together. II The failures
arc about over, no. more tickets
are being sold for Canada, and no more
will be sold. have been talking with
business men. They are not making
money, hut they are on a firm basis. One
told me he had not made any money for a
year, but at the same time he said tic was
holding his own" "Yes,i" he added, "you
had better take cheerful view Of the out
look. We won't feel the effects OF good
crops until next spring, but the prospects
are that business will pick up then. The
corn is the principal crop, but returns
from, it come in-slowly. II comes on to
the market in the form OF live stock, to
which It has been fed. Only about 8 per
cent OF the corn is exported, and there is
a 20 percent over.production. There Is an
over-production Of everything, but still
finances are firm, There will be two panics,
but they will so toeethe1-neutralize each
other to some extent. There will be a
great reduction in wages and q reduction
In the prices OF food. l a, ,.,.l y! S,5i9 d:
What effect is tue campaign having on
finances 81 t5yiS 4 SIS ), Z an Y.
"Not much. Free trade. talk affects the
manufacturers. They are fighting the
free trade sentiment. Tho brokers arc
distounting the idea OF a change. The re.
suit one way or another will not atIec,
them much. ! am not for Blaine, hut !
AN certainly not fqs Cleveland, But Y i
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Killsd bypSnw.

KALAMAZOO, Mich 3.-A- @. Wilbur, Q
workman Of Watkins & stillson's mill. Of
.Almena, was pushing away sawdust, when
his arm was caught BY a saw, drawing his
arm and body in such q manner as to stoi,
the saw. Y One sils OF his body is mutt
lated shapcless mass. Ils died shortly
afterwards, ~ .:;77iE
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Nh. llESpmcks, in his long public ca
r,er, has made 4 public record. It'll fair
to Judge public man by his public re-
conI. On another page will be found an
Outline OF what Mr.. Hendricks has done
Mr liz cnuntrY "
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8;coSsELLsvtLLE, Pa, October s.-The
miners and coke drivers Of the Merrill
and Cambria coal works, Of the Connells.
vile region, struck to-day against a pro-
posed !0percent reduction in wages by the
Cambria Company. The operators OF the
works and ovens are now idle. The two
works employ about 400 men. The rate
Of wages paid, which is uniform through
out the region, is S5 cents wagon ior dig
slng coal and 20 cents an oven for drawing
coke. f5sP "a ii,,,i5 3 s,ls -,
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viii Give Him 10 Second. Start.

Pl7rsHraa!h October a,-JQsln Teemer,
the oarsman, says he will accept the
challenge Of ?. II: Conley, Of Boston, to
row four milo race for 500 a side, Con.
leYto hare ten seconds the start and the
race take place the lattet5 part Of this
month on any Q! the coanes nearss this
! city, me-
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A whnler cru.,,e,. In the Ice.

SAN FRASclsco,C CAL, October'a.A Alcr.
chants Exchange dispatch states that The
steam whaler Bowhead Vas crushed in tho
ice in the Arctic. The vessel is total
loss. She. was owned by the Pacific Steam,
Whaling and Arctic Oil Company, sand
valued without cargo ut a hundred and
twenty thousand dollars. Her crew vas
saved. g.i5 80 = - !,
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lr Is thp State Capitol of"thc intelligent
majority" Hence these Aamboyant dec
ora,ions. The Custom House wasn't dec
Grated for Logan and won't be for Blaine,
becluse It is held to be tho peoples Gus
tom House.. = sPfr. ..
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OK the west front OF the Capitol, in
honor OF tto,ily's event, is the appropri-
ate Legend the r:sscals out!" You
neela, worry about that, Governor,
we're soingto. The date is made for Oc-
,ober II. "let no guilty man escape"
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J.DGAN's MOVEMENTS.
|. -, :, -sn,, u psy,on-His Cordial Re

C,nrf, NsNtt ~ bXytou-Ais IoFuial Ne.
IRON tfo'' :" sS :, :,.lon :: ct III. La..ef CITY:
ssDAy7os, O., October S:-se'.Ato' anhn
A.Logan arrived at Ieyton at .io s!ls
morning, leaving Cincinnati On 9 special
train, accompanied by committee OF lltJ
representative men from Dayton. Along
the route he met with ovations from the
people who gathered at the depots. At
Dayton an immense crowd awaited his ar
rival at the depot. When he stepped TO
the platform hurrahs rent the air. Mrs. l.o.
gun, Gen. Noyes anddaughter accompanied
him. Carriages were in waiting and an
escort Of 200 soldiers and sailors with the
committee lead him to the Phillips House.
On the veranda Mr.. Logan spoke few
words and retired. In the afternoon the
party was driven 10 the Southern Ohio
Fair, where Mr. Logan made short
speech, congratulating the. Ohio people
upon their great intelligence, grea,
progress, enumeratin4 II thes millions
J Of dollars worth Of produce annually
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How NOES it come that Mr.. Carlisle
int to meet with the Wheeling faithful
,,4lly, And there is that other abe
it.e trader, Mr.. Morrison-isn't he to LIE
y rmit,ed 10 turn himself loose in Wheel
ivy? These gentlemen represent the
p llcy OF the Democratic party.
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A Campaign Story Proven False, u
WASHINGTON, October 3.-The follow
ing letter is self-explanatory:
TREASURY UEPARrMESr,
OFFICE OF 1SrERAL REVENUE,

r.a. " re VT A'IEhsAL lhES ES LIZ ? ~
yre= WASHINGTON, October 9. J
J. ". 9trart, E%q., AuJura, !SAaDnee Coun-
ty, Kansns. {{a.i.
DEAR S!R:-Your letter Of. the Goth
ultimo, in which YOU inquire whether
Senator John 4. Logan is interested in
any distillery that pays revenue to the
United Suites, and state that such a charge
is being circulated i'll Kansas for political
effect, has been received. In reply YOU
are advised that the law requires sworn
statement 10 be made to this office before
any distillery is put in operation, showing
the name Of each person interested in tho
same. 4 careful examination has been
made Of the records in this office and not
the slightest indication can be found that
Senator logan has any interest in any dis.
tillery. | have no d0ub. you can safely
set the charge down as campaign story
having no foundation in fact.
Very respectfully,
WALTER Evans, Commissioner.
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Ox another page We print the campaign
whoops 6f fcaTtah, English newspapers in
b.hs,t Of Cleveland Read thctn.s They
mn instructive. Cleveland is the English
fn.. tnl,ie candidate.
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rrruArs Nc Hendricks will embrace
the opportunity to explain himself out OF
hi, Treasury surplus mud,lle. Tho figures
n,c against him. THERE'S no four hundred
million surplus. ,r.
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Tur idea seems to be that II Hendricks
and l:an,iaIl wont draw, BaGalo Eill's
L,loon will. l,must be admitted that
the managers have hit upon q strong COM
bpatiOn. \ . 2 y -
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SIORA1ONS DRIVEN OUT.
All Must be Out OF Tennessee by Next Tues.
dny nt Midnight.

All Must be Out of Tennessee by Next Tues.
day at Midnight.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, October 3.-The Nor
mon converts last Sunday petitoned tho
Red Cross Vigilance Committee OF Lewis,
Hickman and Maury counties to give them
i've days more in which to leave the coun.
try. After. holding a solemn couclaye in
the forest the masked Knights agreed to
give them six days, midnight next Tues.
day being the hour at which all converts
must be beyond the limits of the three
counties. The method OF the petitioning
was this: The converts nailed the COM
nun!cations on trees where Red Cross
Knights nailed the ereun. omnes notice on
Septemberl The Mormon converts who
passed through East Nashville on their
way North yesterday, held safe conduct
patrol tickets in their possession, showing
the time for their departure was extended.
It is generally believed that the State OF
Tennessee has solved the Mormon cues
hon 50 far as the lodgment OF persons OF
that faith within her borders is concerned.
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IN THE FRIGIDz ZONE.
a HURRICANE l3fS df,rrXLAS,DI
Plays Havoc with Fishing ysssels-A Lnr1 .
Number Of Lives Iost-Other Dlsas.G
IN ters In the Sorth-Thc Capture
Of 1'crbcr by Gordon, NJ

LONDON, October 3.-Intelligcnce has
Just been received OF n terribly disastrous
hurricane in Iceland on the Ill, OF Sep
tember. The accounts thus far received
show that nineteen trading vessels and
sixty fishing boats were lost, and thirty
two vessels disabled. The most appalling
feature of the hurricane was the loss Of
NE The exact number Of those perished
has not yetbeen asccrtained, but is known,
to be very vrent. ,s'Ir ia ~. a. .54,lgtt.l ysa
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Sonlk Saved.

YousGsroxE, o.. October a-In the
Eastern Ohio II. Z. Conference, In session
here, the presiding elders reports show
that the conversions during theyear num-
ber 4,75o. A 81:
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New YoNK, October 3.-The military
order OF the Loyal Legion Of the United
States, commandery OF New York, at its
meeting here, the investiture Of the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year occurred :
Commander, Ulysses S. Grant; Senior
Vice Commander, Rear Admiral A. Lud.
low Case; Junior Vice Commander,
Brevet Major General Edward L. Mall,
neauS; Recorder, hrevet. Drizadier Gen.
eral Charles A. Carleton; Registrar, Sec
ond Lieut.. Loyal Farragnt; Treasurer,
Paymaster George De Forest Barton
Chancellor, Rreyet Lieut.. Col. Floyd Clark
son; Chaplain, Rev: NJ. Charles II. Piper
Council, Pay-Director John S, Cunning.
ham, Brevet Lieut. Col. Frederick A. Saw
yer, Chief Engineer George W. Masee,
Rrevet Lieut.-Col. w. Beck and Major
Charles s. I.angdon, 3 s .'i@ll iit57
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HlFHi
The Fail OF llSrber,

nCAlno' October o. A dispatch just re-
celFei here states that General Gordon,s
steamers have bombarled Berbcr and
that the rebels made but a feeble resist
ance and fled into the interior shortly
after the ilotilla opened fire on tho place.
Sir Evelyn Barring has sent n dispatch
to the Government that Gordon, after hav-
Ing bombardcd Berber ior some time, ef.
lected an entry into one place and car
tured It. The rebels and hostile yinhabit-
ants tied when the bombardment ceased.
After tacking his proclamation to tree
Gordon started for Berbcr. On tho dayl
after the arrival OF the Genera! he placed
two steamers in the middle Of tho river
and opened hombar,lment upon the
Town. The bombarlment lasted until late
In the afternoon. Gordon afterwards pro-
cceeded in the direction Of D'Jalizeen, 1t T
Is rimored that aloltammcd Eik Hnr. s
who WIS FL Mahda's amcer at Berbcr. was
killed during the bombar,lmcnt, Ano l,er
report states lie escaped and huu the :
treasure in the city removed to Kerpi. I
Subsequently Gordon thoroughly chastiscd
the inhabitants OF UJaIizeclI, +, - :, is}
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The Pale Little Chilli

bloo1less cheeks, hollow eyes tiph.
skin; joyless life. Poor little chil' tT4neS; e (
a good deed for It. Hand i.s mother, va; :, \
bottle Of Browns Iron Bitsers. The drug; !;
glst who sells this famous medicine VIII
tell YOU what wonders it has done ior !;
very feeble children. Don't think6it Is \
only iorgrown uppeople. II is gentle Sinl
us influence, anu not unpleasant to take
it cures weakness, and indigestion, ree1.8
lates the bowels and enriclies the nlooi f:.lS
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Wugy Mr.. Blaine reaches Bellaire he
Willie very near to West Virginia soil;
and 30 We give him his hearty welcome
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:, II fS-sl. l44fIss f-s3 -i7' a
Caro- and Frank Barnett, negroes, and
two white men as the parties whocommit.
It'd the deed. He knet on the trap and
prayed for everybody, gamblers and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-04
yngtEcrlos Is another name for Blaine.
what's the matter with Cleveland?

loor out for the roofs In Bellaire.
THEY'LL 20 olrwhen tic train comes rum.
Min, In with Blaine on board. 'rr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-04

THE Want" Soap is the biggest of al ali
the best Ave cent bars. u -, -
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