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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-07
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gei0noti datliG Bert6t Iber
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@merSIehen al ben Nbhdngen oeS
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8eridt belagt nalnli6 im 8elentIiden
SolgenoeS:
Son Den in 12O 9Guiern pobnen6en 700
Ginmobnern gmersleben5 1tno 438 BON
Der Sri6inenfrantbeit befauen tporoen; 81
Dopon itarben, 40 9"enaien ulb 267, tporunz
ter nle1rere S%oottranfe, tparen in "a !0Gllz
fern beim Qlbgang oeS Bertdt5 nod in Bez
banoIung. au6 III ben gta6barorten fa=
men nlebrere &rantbeits@ unD GooeSfGlie
Dor. Die &rantbeit begann in taft alien
fSGuen nit GrbreGen un0 0Urdfal. 10
SAB iie aniGngli6 fir Gbolerine gebalten
tpur6e g&a9 unb uad geieute li6 5G ben
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l6meuunq Der Nllgellioer, Der ytaie, Der
6Gnoe uno 6iiBe, lotpie beftiges, mir Gr7
lb0pfun9 g~epaarteS Steber. Die Inter-
iu0ungelI 3tpeter ler51e uIo Oes Freot9erS
OreiIina ltimmen BARN ilberelu, DaB
iGmmtltGe pon Observation-Disclosures robes
S6peineleii9 81 ii1 9enonlnen batter,
tbellS in @eltalt BON Slutlpurlt, tbetlS III
Storm Don lo9enanntem Rlumpfetl6. Den
Stoff fir Das Sine ME fiir oaS Qlnoere liez
ferten pier int 9orfe lelbit ge8ogene, 9ez
l6ladtete u1o pDr6er iOrgf0lti8 amtliU
bcaugenl6eintete ShmeIHe, bret |. 6. Galoz
I6merne uno ems BON lln9arIl6er Ha1le.
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llngliiG gGn5lid unl9ulDlg. unO oa lelI1
0snuB nod uie cine 10 umfaile1oe Seu6e
peranlaBt bat, 10 1T Die SebauptIng unge7
re6t, baB es gefdbrliWcr alS III 0eItld7
LAMB geSogeneS SODeinefeil6 let. Die
G6lpeine IN GmerSleben tDaren nit Sez
obadbtulg auer Yorl6rifteH amtli6 lnterz
ludt. 9as 8erberben, mel0eS lie trDb oe5
ginitigeu amtliden a3eugnt1les anrt6tetelI,
betpeilI lGlagen0, oaB Die oeutl6eH Uletld]1
ldaugeleBe niGt im StanDe ii1o, Der 3rtc
6inole aud) MIR III ibrer grDb1ten 1llo
grGBlt6lten Sorm DoraubeugeH. Selblt
oaS N(uSleBen pon @elpbelobHllngen fir Da5
Nlfftnoen tnficirter Sbipeine genugt nldt.
Die bret Dem Ger9r0BerungSglale unter@
1teuten SIetl1proben Don einem Sdpett
m0gen frei bon Srid)inen befu1Oen IDeroe1,
u1o bod f0nnen S6aaren Der geillrdtetsn
SDier9en in anoerel1 S6eilen oeiielbe1
S3weines tpimmeln. Die ipa6re lIria6e,
ioIder Seuden lit bas @enieBen Don rObem
S6meiuefleti6. Mer 8luttpurit ooer
Shinfen ungebraten ODER ungefo6t per@
5ebrt, mnB ii6 ouf bas Grl6eineu Don
&rtdtnen in leinem ei9enen 2eibe gefaBt
MAIDEN.
9err Sargent itiiBt ii6 in obiser S6iIz
6erung IND III obigen S6luBIoIgerungen
bauptld6li6 auf 8erid:e oorttser 8eb0rs
Den uno 8lGtter uno ouf ben bereits DON
HHs H!Itget5eiIten 8eri@t bes GonluIS Spr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-07
vSan : &apei'", Der SeMfeI aus Der
&rent0e.
~Gtue dineiilde Tlasidriit segsn Die Guropaer.
DtarletlIe, i'm 9esember 1888.

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OfarieilIe, i'm 0esember 1888.
9urh bic Trsunblt6feit zines Beolnten
beS chen in ~uHiereu 9afeu eingeIaufeusn
inDo>6iueftI6en @0urierS vNnaoDr" befam
ib Ginii6t III Die neueite 5Iu9i6rift unie=
rer vSrelnoe aus Dem binm1liid)er Reide"
nn6 obmohl oas %iiInglte 2inD Der dime
1ilhen StraBennulle burd)au5 fem Wfeifterz
werf lit, 10 nil i9 bod perlu6eu, Sbren
Nelern cine GfiSse bieieS 8ampblet3 in
m0gli01t nprtgerreuer lleberiesuno All lie
fern, ba baS 8ldtt6eu 3u bnnberttauieno
GTeltplGren i'm &anoe Oerbreitet tptrb unp
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NIT 3tift9foHf ben beDoritebenpeu &riee--
gegen bet DSan@&met~, ober ben Geufel aug
Der Sreltoe, ME man Die GuropGer Az neue
nen beltbt, ouf3uregen.
Ser GetTaiier bieIer vppIttilGen 9ihtnna"
beginnt oamit, baB er ocn grosen dime
fildsn Patr!oteH rs i perberrli6t. 0as
ut ndmli6 iener ti!r3It6 Deritorbeue Geuez
raj, Der 1t6 our@ ieire 8etbeiliQuno an Der
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dusgeset6net bate! Damn foIat cine e[eoiihe
S9ilDerIng oeS bIlbcnoen StahSes. in
peldem lt6 China befuuben, ebe bAs rGeue
feL" btrfinsebrHugen. 9ier cine Brpbe
Daoon:
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Nra6snba1s;
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aus fremps zen a5uisrei5s. SinSpfsiStis uuo tris
but1r
UnlereS HsI4es StaGtSbeamte Ipo6eu un1syts
@pblss lehr....
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-07

tr6umen fir fi6 srbpfit. 3as 9eniist pobl.
unb nun nit friihem Wtutbe unentpegt
porpGrts auf benz 9fabe Der Gflt6t!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-27
ANOTHER FELLOWS SISTER.
The shabby Trick Of n Canadian-heaner
Than Even tho Average Mean Man of
This Glass.

The shabby Trick of n Canadian--Meane
Than Even tho Average Mean Man of
This Class.
OTTAWA, Ont, August 26.-TWo years
ago George Leonard Of London, Ontario,
visited England to see relatives. On his
return to Canada he brought with him his
sister, prepossessing young lady whom he
took to live at his home. Mrs Leonard
noticed tiat George showed more than ordi-
nary affection for his sister, while the latter
was in DO way lacking in affection toward
her brother The constant compsnionship
of brother and sister became q source Of
serious jealousy on the part Of Mrs. Leon
ard, who grew 10 dislike the newcomer, who
on every occasion eDaeavored TO usurp the
rights 0f the wife. Matters went on from
bad TO verse until The affair culminsted in
the elsBing of George with his aHectionste
sister The poor wife s suspicious were then
confirmed. Detectives were set to work,
but the tracks Of the guilty pair bad been
carefully covered. and every effort to dis
cover their Whereabouts failed II Is believ-
ed, however, that they are At present in New
Yosk living as man and wife. Before de-
parting Leonard gathered together all his
mosey and effects, which he carried with
him. ieaving hiss<ife completely destitute.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-27
MYSTERIOUS CASES.
T~ Dead Bodies in The New York Horgus
That Attract General Attrne elton.

Tn @ Dead Bodies in The New York Norgue
That Attract General Attrnetton.
Ngs YoEK. Aagust 26 The greatest
interest rs shown At the Aorgue
in the case Of the npknoEn
xpuan. who WAS dro~Red Al tile foot OF
NInetyseeond street and Fast River. HAny
persons called to-dsy sBd looked At the body.
The two gold rings that she wore On her left
hand, and cameo PIN They all asked
msny questions regarding her apparel which
was nsst ana fashionable, but Trey left the
Morgue without throwing. anT light on her
ipdentity. The rings are small, without any
engraving. A small lavender eoloeed stone
is set IN one and Q red Stone in the other.
The hat umbrella and shawl which were
found on the stringPeee At the foot Of Nine
tTthird street On Tuesday last and handed
over to the police Of the East Eighty eighth
police station, are supposed 70 belong TO the
deceased She is supposed to have commit
ted suicide The body Is bsdly deeomposed
Another case that has caused eonsidera-
ble interest is that Of female child which
xss found at the foot Of West Eleventh
street Yesterday morning. The child was
about two years Of age. with pretty face,
bright blue eyes and light hair. The body
ncS lee ina rEdely consructedpine cofhn
At one end Of the dead house. II Is attired
in q short dress of light material and heavy
shoes. The body was recognizA1 IN afser
poon ss that Of Mary Connelh9Nb. 29l
Cherry s'reet, by her father. kt4Tt tas
While bis wife vas visiting Ia tie o;
dock at wefhsxken. Ehere be e erAhkyed
on SsiurdsT the child fallirfo re .iTr; ~
r. beds e,lden,ly dritsi - vbye Il "a
ford
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-27
BAD BUSINESS.
The Undesirable and Dangerous Predica-
msnt in Which Large Number of south
ern Farmers Find Themselves.

Tie Undesirable and Dangerous Predica-
msnt in Which n Large Number of south
ern Farmers Find Themselves.
ATLANTA, GA, August 26.-The United
States Courts are b. ginning TO take new
class of cases, namely, suits Of big money.
lending companies against farmers who
have borrowed money on long time. At
the last term there were several of those
cases heard and judgments were rendered
for the amounts claimed. In none Of them
so far have defenses been made. The pros
pect is that this term Of court will see still
greater number OF these suits, but the num-
Der will be limited for short time to come,
as many debts have not begun to fall due
and will not for two or three years. In
the last few days several new suits have
been filed in the United States Court. The
Freehold Land and Mortgage Company, Of
London, sues Walter A. Basely, Jr, Of
Greene county, for S2,700. This indebted
ness was created in June, 1882, at which
time the defendant borrowed $500 and
gave his notes for the principal and interest,
This money was payable at the Corbin bank
of New York, and by the terms OF the
agreement the notes we're to be declared due
AT The pleasure Of the holder in case the in
terri st was not paid within thirty days after
il as due. The notes have interest coupons
attached. Ike the coupons on bonds. 1t
seems d at in this particular case the 300
of interest became due November l5, 1888,
and was not paid The debt to the company
is ,eCured by mortgage on $40 acres OF
lard IN Greene county. As the company is
a torrPn corporation it has the privilege OF
bringing the suit in the UBred States court
ghicI i has done. The above snits mark
the b, inning Of an era Of untold misery for
The people of the State About three years
ago these companies set up business in
Georgia, advertising most extrsvsgsnt In
ducements TO make farmers borrow money.
Thus, on $1,000 worth of property perhaps
81 COO could be borrowed From this 81 900
would be deducted 5000 BY the agents for
commissions, etc, and upon the nominal
81 900 eight per cent interest had to be
paid and the money had TO bring in FIVE
wears interest no matter whether the Dor
rover wanted it that long or not. The real
interest paid is IA per cent Having GOT the
money and host it, the borrowers now 6nd
themselves in the hands of sharks who will
mercilessy push them TO the wall in the
Federal courts. to attend which many OF the
victims will have to travel 100 miles. Thus,
within another few years there will be wit
messed . wholesale eviction Of farmers, with
scsnes rivslirg some Of the stories coming
from Ire!asd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-27
The Postmen are Democrats
PUTNAM COUNTY.
4 satisfactory state of Affairs in the Ka'
nawha Valley.

4 Satisfactory state of Afrairs in the Ka-
nawha Valley.
WINFIELD, Putnam County August 25-
Exclusive. In looking over the political
field in Putnam county disiuterested spec
tator Can see nothing to indicate Repubh-
can-fusion success there, notwithstanding
the great harmony and support pledged the
party by the noted Greenback boss, Capt.
John X. Thompson. The greatest dissatis-
faction pervsdes the ranks Of both Repubi-
can and Greenback parties Of the noble lit
tie county of Putnam, which will surprise
the Fusion managers by roll
ing up handsome majority
for Gibson and the entire Democratic State
ticket, and Boss Thompson cannot prevent
it His influence does not amount to row
of pins in the politics Of Putnam county,
and the results in October will demonstrate
this assertion. The Republicans and Green
hackers met in convention last Saturday for
the purpose of nominating fusion county
county ticket, and were unable to agree as
to the division Of spoils. The results are
hat two tickets, Republican and Greenback,
are now before the people. There are two
Independent Candidates
for County Clerk, G. B. and one Republi-
can, in addition to the regular Greenback
and Republican nominees. The Democrats
have an excellent ticket in the field the
success of which is already assured. Bar
Der, as fusion candidate, has lost his grip in
Putnam. and while the genial Colonel is
personally very popular, the people will not
swallow the fusion dose which Atkinson
and Thompson and few more mixed up at
Buckhannon aud Parkersburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-27
THE JAY EYE SEE RACE.
Bonner Has the Refusal of
Him. Il
To-pArs GREAT RACING EVENT.
The Most Interesting Turf Event in the
History Of Sporting
Matters.

NEw YoRk, August 26 From the World
of Wednesday The great Jay Eye See trot'
ting race against time, which was to have
taken place over the Prospect Park course
yesterday, has been postponed until to-mor'
row, and the race will then be Of greater in,
terest, If the little gelding beats the record
of Maud S. of 2:O94 he will belong to Mr..
Bonner; if not Mr.. Case viii continue to own
him.. Bonner was in conference yesterday
with Hamilton Busbey, Of the Turf Field
and Farm. relative to the price, to be offered
for the rival Of Maud s., and it was definite
Iy settled no purchase should take place
within three weeks. Now that Bonner has
Maud S." said Busbey, "he does not espec'
iauy care for Jay Eye See After the great
record made at Providence, / was empow'
cred to offer a certain sum for the gelding,
and at Chicago Mr.. Case drewup
g.. & ~ A Contract
under which he would sell his phenomenal
trotter. IfJay Eye See does 2:O9} to.mor,
row, Bonner will get the refusal Of him for a
month. Then Maud s. will be put in train
ing, and in three weeks she will try TO lower
the record. If she fails Jay Eye See will
belong to Bonner, who stands ready TO meet
Cases terms, which are not unreasonable.
But as long as Maud S. stands at the head
of the list Bonner is satisfied and will not
care to add to his stable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-27
CAMERON IN THE FIELD.

Efforts to secure . Legislature nat VIII
Return the Peunsylsania "Duss" 60 the
United States Beaats.
HARRISBURG, August 26.-lt h an opcs
secre, that the friends Of Senator Camcroa
have determined TO 80 arrange the nomins.
ton of Legislative candidates as to secure .
majority Of the Republican caucus friendly
to his reelection. Thus far they have met
with little difficulty. In counties whore the
anti Cameron feeling Is particularly strong
the nominations have been permitted TO 20
to the Half Breeds, with no conditions other
than pledge to support the caucus nom.
inee for Senator, but where vigilance aud
energy could secure the election Of friend
that has been accomplished.
The only trouble thus far encountered
was in the nomination for Senator here.
Senator Herr refused TO submit tsmcly 70
interference. Harry Mccormick, the man
nominated BY the Democrats, has positively
declined, and no one has yet been found
who is willing to make the contest. The
friends OF Herr promise sufficient votes 70
elect the Democratic nominee, but Came
ron's friends have issued m order TO trade
everything, from President down, for vo.ss
for Thompson. This order makes Demo.
Gratis who might otherwise be willing 10 give
The time and money neceasary 20 coudnct
the canvass hesitate. The knowledge hat
the Stalwarts hsve the power and the cour.
age TO carry ou, such . scheme takes the
rosy color OF the prospects Of Democratic
success although the details of scandal
hat are being whispered about the strects,
in which the Republican candidate is In
volyed, may change the aspect withis .
short time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-27
the FUSION IN KANSAS
Gresham's- Political kspirations---A Seat 10
the Senate Preferable toa
Judgeship.

WAsurSGroS. August s5.-The Kansas
colony of Republican ofSce-holders 10 wa.h-
ingtou, which, numerically speaking. 10
quite formidable institution. is very much
exercised over political complications in
that State growing out Of the prohibition
and anti.prohibition movements which not
only argue the reelection Of Gov. Click, the
Democratic incumbent and the consequent
defeat Of Gen. Martin, the Republican nom.
inee, but promise to involve the Senatorial
. election to succeed Senator Ingalls,. While
large number ofRepnblican county con-
ventions have instructed for Senator In.
CALLS reelection to third term, the Prohi-
bitionists will combine with any and al
factions to encompass his defeat and il is
alleged that whatever members the Demo
Gratis may elect to the Legislature will
ccslesce with the apdlngalls Republicans
to secure the same object. The Anti No
nopolists, who are very strong in Kansas,
are likewise antagonists TO Mr. ingalls,,
because Of the support DO is said To receive
from the railroad corporations, but they
have been unable so far TO concentrate upon
Q candidate Of their own.
The Kansas men say they are not much
concerned a. to the effect ex.Gov st.
Johns candidacy will have upon the Prcsi.
dental election, for whatever the Prohibi-
ton movement may bring about in the
Guberns,orial and Legislative elections, Il
will not defeat Mr.. Blaine, although It may
reduce the usual Republican majority in
the Presidential year. There is some talk
Of Congressman Ryan for the Scnatorship
in the event Of Q successful fusion against
Senator ingalls,, but the Anti Monopolists
would likely favor Congressman Anderson
IL the Prohibi,ionists and Democrats could
unite with them in his favor. Senator In
galls's friends ara reasonably confident.
however, that he will be able 10 overcome
all difficulties surrounding his reelection.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-27
DOWN IN THE STATE.
Meeting Of the Second Senatorial
District Convention.
PRICE AND COCHRAN THE NOMINEES.
Politics in the Eastern Pam -HgndIe- -Signif'
eantlnterView With Senator Yanmeter
---The State House Ring Criticised.

BURroN, W. Va, August 26.-lExclu-
sivc. This town to-day witnessed large
gathering Of representative Democrats from
the countless of Marshall. Wetzel, and Marion,
who assembled for the purpose of holding
Senatorial Convention for the Second Dis
triet Hon. Robt McEldowney Chairman
Of the Senatorial Committee called the Con-
vention to order at 10 a. m, and announced
Hon. Lewis Newman, Of Marshall, as tenn
porary chairman. Mr.. Newman on taking
the chair made few appropriate remarks.
W. S. Raymond was made temporary secre-
tary, and the temporary organization was
made permanent
The usual committees were appointed.
which made their reports after a brief re-
cess. The following gentlemen were
named for the long Senatorial term: Gen.
Bushrod Price, ID. s. Thompson and Lewis
S. Newman, of Marshall Mr.. Newman
declined to be candidate, and Gen Price
was nominated on the second ballot, having
majority Of six votes over Steen Thompson.
For the short Senatorial term Jacob Coch-
ran. of Wetzel, was placed in nomination,
and on motion of o. s. Mckinney, was de-
clared the nominee by acclamatiOu.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing
Cleveland, Hendricks, Willis Wilson and
Democratic principles.
The following Senatorial Committee was
appointed: Captain Robert McEldowney,
OF Wetzel; Captain j. E. Watson, Of
Marion. and Frank NJ Brown, of Marshall
The convention was harmonious through
out and adjourned with spirit Of determin.
alton to elect the nominees.
Notes.
Col. Bob McEldowney was the handsome
figure in the convention.
This is very close district with the odds
generally in favor Of the Republicans.
If Steen Thompson had received any
votes from Marshall he would have secured
the nomination.
Among the prominent men at the Con-
yention were: Cbss. +. Wells, o. S. Nc
Kinney, Fontaine Smith. Sep. Hall, Robt.
McEldowney, Lewis Newman, General
Price and Jacob Cochran. There were
about fifty delegates in the Convention.
The nominees of the Convention are good
men. General Price has long been a gal.
liant warrior in the Democratic ranks and
deserves to be honored. Jacob Cochran is
a successful farmer in Wetzel, highly in
teiTgent and honorable man. He has been
an ardent party worker and to his exertion
is due largely the big majority in Wetzel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-27
. VA. WEDNESDAY MORNING,
MINING TROUBLES.
Wholesale Arrests Families With Oaiy
Corn Meal to Live On-BegyinS TO Go 70

Wholesale Arrests Families With Oaiy
Corn Meal to Live On-Begyins to Go 70
Jail.
Coal CENTRE, Pa, August 26.-rhirty-
four more of the camping coal miners were
arrested this morning BY special officers
Mcclure and McBurneys for tresspassing on
the railroad campanys property. They we're
lodged in the Odd Fellows Hall and
will be taken to the Washing
ton jail in wagons this afternoon.
The'wives of fifteen or twenty of the pris-
oners came to California with babes in their
arms this morning and begged to be sent
to Jail with their husbands, as they had
nothing to live on but q little corn meal.
Their request was not granted. Citizens
are indignant at the wholesale arrests which
are made without warrants, and
it is probable that a public meeting
to denounce the action of the officers will
be called. Four hundred new recruits are
expected to arrive in camp this afternoon.
A report from Stoeb's mines, in the third
pool, indicates a serious break in the strike.
One hundred and fifty men are said to have
goue to work this morning and others are
weakening and are expected to 20 in befo, e
the close Of the week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-27

He wsaI6 Prefer . ssat - Ne senate 20 .
Life L~sg Position On ths Jsdistai
Branch.
wAsBsoros. August 26.-Long before
Judge Drursmond ofthe United States Cir
cult Court .. Chicago tsndsred his rcsigns-
lion TO the President. Pos,msstsr.t General
Gresham was mentioned as his successor.
I, is known THAI he could have the position
If he desired, snd his friends have ssid that
It's duties wcpM be more congeuial than
those he is at present discharging. Bot he
still fingers sad the question that bothsrs
the curious is Does he really desire 70
.,ucceed Judge Dsummond or does his sns
bition lie in another direction' This lattes
proposition Is probably the more correct
However judicial may be the bent Of Gen.
Gresham's mind, Il iS fss. giving way 70 ths
fascination Of politics. and II Is assertsd
here by those Who know him best that the
pro,pect Of n. position on Tie bench II
the Cuitsd Sssss Csssit Court once - n.
Turing, is no. regarded - professional sol
eide for man Of his sgs ssd capacity.
Gen. Gresham IL booking forward vith
great deal u conh3eaee 70 . swseping Re-
publiean victory in Isd;sss this fall vhieh
viii enable the ,Legislatsfe of thst StAts -
return Rspublicss specessos 70 tks senate
in place Of Dan yeoskees Thsss ase othss
gentlemss who sss watching this mstt@
with no less interest. Ben Hsrrisoa, Coz -
stance. = desiross thst1his friesA Gosasoe
Porter, shall beeoss his eoilea4ss if sasA .
thing 10 poasiss. vhils CoaniaGoess q
Psssioss Dsdlsy vho vss rsssedg ds(eab-
ed By CaikiDs Tor toe soOisstios n 0ov-
erpor, thisks skai his prooissses u 6sa1e
politics esdilss hin 70 this tistisctisa IL
these surnssss ere true psetty tisaGuias
polii;esI Gsha viH BE- The rssslt--HaFiaos
and Poues % ose 6de. Csikins ssl DsdIs1
on the otk<s. ssd Gresbsu tsyiag 70 sscsss
the prize ss . compounds candidate b.
tween the two
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-27
A TERRIBLE TALE.
A Little Girl Attacked by n Bear-Her
Body Torn to Pieces.

Little Girl Attacked by n Bear-Her
Body Torn to Pieces.
OTTAWA, August ga terrible story
comes from Shrewsbury Province Of
Quebec, which will long be remembered in
that village. A short distance from Shrews-
bury there resides farmer named Leblanc,
a French Canadian. On leaving home q
lew mornings ago, to work in the woods, he
told his wife to send their daughter, who
was II years old, with his dinner at noon.
After waiting until 3 o'clock in the after
noon, he concluded to 90 home as no din
ner had arrived He shouldered his gun
and started but before he had gone far he
noticed an immense bear apparently eating
something He watched il moment and
fired. missing his mark While reloading
he could see that it was human being the
bear was devouring, He then rushed up to
within easy gunshOt dischsrging his rife
into the bear, which rolled over to reveal
the body of his little daughter, disfgured
almost beyond recognition. The flesh had
been torn off her legs and face, while she
still held in her little hand the tin can con
tanning her father dinner.