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Norr what Tennessee Congressman
says abou. railroads and the enhanced
price Of farm products in Tennessee. There
IL even more Soed work 10 be done in
Wes. Virginia. The poorer q community
Is the les il can all'5rd to bs without rail-
roads. Only the wealthy can afford the
luSiry Of slow, difficult and expensive
communication With the World.
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Another Long isianu Outrage.

WooDIlAyES, [. /, February Last
evening Philip Fox, a peddler, failing to
make sale to Mrs. Julia a. Keller, seized
the woman by the throat and cboked her
into irsensibilily.. When The woman re.
yived she raised an alarm and the people
started in pursuit and captured Fox. The
assault following 60 olcee upon tho aIaybea
murders and 7Towneend and Spra2ue out
rsges, tho people clamored Tor lypcbipg
Fox and Rugg, that speedy end may be
put to the present Long island rage ior at.
tacking deienaeless women and sged men.
The oficera succeeded in getting Fox into
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No show for u Fence Cu,ter.

GALVESTON, February l.-Tho Meus'
Gonzales Special says: Philip Davis was
tried to-day charged with araon.r The tea-
timony showed that quiet old farmers
out.housea and fences wtre set on Ere at
night, and when hs went out to arrest the
llames he was fred at by the marauders.
rhe farmer awore that ono Of the men
cursed him, and DO recognized his voice as
that Of the defendant. There was no other
testimony, hut there is such feeling against
the fence d. stroyers that the jury gave the
extreme penalty, twenty years in the pen
itentiary, ''2
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Prominen, New Yorker MtS,i,,x.

NES YoRH, February Levi Hass, sec.
retary Of the New York Optical Company,
lett bis place Of business on "Wednesday,
and has not been, Seen since. Tie had been
suffering 'ior several days from nervous
neea, occasioned by the loss Of sleep. Two
weeks ago one Of his children was taken III.
and he watched the child night and day
until il passed. the critical point. A few
daJa later two more children we're taken
down. Mr.. Hasa spent every mvmsnt he
could spare In caring for them, although
hls irlends IN vain tried to persuade him
to rest The polica have not yss been able
to lind any trace Of the missing man. 7lI.' ,l,!,'
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The kentucky senn,o,.. ..,,,p.

q LOUISVILLE, February Lit was < pect-
ed that the caucus would nominate ssna-
tor tonight. Sweeney Withdrew from the
race carly in the day, and rumors
OF 4 q probable nominee were 4 many.
1t looked as ii Speaker Carlisle would
get 1t. Fer some reason whea the caucus
convened, on motion Of Mr. H1liam it was
agreed 10 adjourn till Monday night, when
nomination will be made, ''7z,lq'l
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agniust Foreign Labor.

WAsulSoyos, u. O., Eeb,nsry Will
liam Martin, Of Pittsburgh, W. N, Lynch,
Of Wheeling, end 7. J. Morgan, of Ale
gheny, representing the Amalaama.ed As
rociation oi Iron Workers; John Costello, Of
Pittsburgh, representing the Miners As=o-
citation OF the Pittsburgh district, and J..
Campbell and j. S. Licker Of Pittsburgh,
reprtsenting the Glaesworkmen's Associa.
tion, have arrived to testify before the
Houss Committee on Labor and endea.
vor 10 eecurs : legislation to prevent the
importation ,ct foreign laborere under con.
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THE KELLER CASE.
IT IS RAPIDLY DRAWING ToA cLosr.
Large Number Of witnesses E1lminsd-An East
Liverpool Nan Tsllaths StorI of Ills E,espr.
"a Poa'tlFt E'!desce tia. Killer w4s Sthtr.
Lawyers will Get The CAss Monday. W VI
spkeiai Di.lalch % he Inhlliotnet,r

Special Di,latch 10 he Inkliiptncer, Jl.
PARKEnsnufo, W. Va February THE
Keller case Is being pushed rapidly. A
large number Of Witnesses we're examined
to-day. Tho principle witnesses were
Columbus Stewart end wife, OF New Cum,
berlaEd. They were both pussergars on
the scioto, and gave a detailed account o!
tho occurrence. The most important por.
ton Of their testimony related to the con.
dition Of Keller. They were both positive
that he was not intoxicated, and asserted 1t
with assurance. ,5@S-g Lt6gE
H. Burgess, Mayor OF East Liverpool.
was another very important witness. lIe
was passenger on the Scioto, and had biz
vile and children, two sistcrs.in-law and a
niece with him. He saw tho I.omas head.
ing direct for the scioto and BECAME
alarmed and took his relatives 10 the stern
Of the boat and put them through win.
dow to the upper deck before he got out Of
the cabin. The water was as hirh as bis
waist. lie saved them all. He stated TINT
the scioto wa8 nearer the Ohio than the
Virginia shore. He did not think Keller
was intoxicated. T. $50, A. 49,
John Malone was next put on the stand,
he had reason TO believe that Keller was
not intoxicated. y glgsi nv, ...'ls 8 q : i
Besides these witnesses John A. sin.
well, OF New Cumberland, Martin ;Mears,
OF East Liverpool, Thomas Wilson, Oscar
Brain, Clinton Morely and others testified,
Their evidence was nearly all Of the same
character. The. majority OF the witnesses
we're 30 frightened that they do not retain
q distinct idea Of the events. 4 III {
Judge jackson announced this afternoon
that the defenso must have alt- -tIiee evidence
In Tomorrow. The argument ofecopnsel
Will likely open on Monday, and will con.
sumo several dsys. Z II 5-l'F5.s5i7 i.;,
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An Improving Alnrtet-

New YoRE, February 1.-The dry goods
market continues to show marked improv-
ment in tone, with tho demand for cotton
goods and reasonable specialtics is VOL aus.
tanned and followed by good purchases.
The general market for woo!en goods shows
that an improved interest is manifested
and Indications favoring an increased de.
mand for immediate and forward delivery,
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SinKe Rubber Hanged

SEvAnA Cry, CAL, February l.-Johu
Q P. Collins, who robbed a Moore's Flat
stage September !, 1870, and killed W. F.
Cumming, BANKER, robbing him Of two
gold bara: worth 81 .0o0.. was hanged This
morning. The execution took place during
q violent rain storm and " as witnessed by
large crowd. a::as ! ,.-.ll,l: !. 4 :,
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- WAsnrsaroS TERRITORY demands adm;s.
sion 10 tue Union Of Safes on the ground
that she has more population than many
States had at the time Of their admission;
,hs. she has more taxable property than
Colorado, Florida or Nevada, and nearly
Is much as Oregon; end that she is able to
maintain State government She also
claims that she is entitled to demand re-
publican form Of government. II Congress
can secure that to q Territory it is more
than it can do Tor some old States where
The shotgun and the onion skin ballot are
in bloom.
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Desperate Cosd,,lou ar Tohar

IoNDos, February 1.-The: commander
at Tokar, in Soudan writes !: ut would bo
impossible for our condition to bc worse.
The Rebels have filed up all wells outside
Of the town. The water inside is brackiph
and bad, and the troops are suffering from
diarrtn,. There Is great fear thst Ii will
be necessary shortly TO surrender. Only
ten to twenty rounds Of ammunition pt i
nun are leit.@ The Rebels continue ilrinp
day and night. & "a z
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E FoAT GAINES. Ga, February la dill,
Gsulty occurred yesterday in Henry couu.
ty, Ala betyeen John Doa.right und Rev.
]. ". Malone, E.plis. minia er, in which
the latter was fatally cut with knife. An
I'D feud existed between the two parties.
Doth men are past the meridian Of life, oi
steady habits and hiGh respec:ability.
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illness.
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SENATOR MAuoSE Ia not much worried
BY the invitation Of tue Virginia Legisla.
tlre to resign. A, Marshal SlcMahon said
oa a memo.able occasion, 60 Marshal Ma.
hone says: Al am here; shall remain
here" And the Virginia Legislature can
only kick.
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ptct rru,n ais wus d IL

i Er.I.ou,s, february l!-Cbarles Meyers,
who3wasi stabbed in tia lpug and horribly
cntiuthe breast 10 quarrel With Charles
,koehel Wednesday night, died IN tho hos
pilal this morning. Abbeu 3 wgcr, q
friend Of Meyers, who was ai4a dangerous.
ly Gu: by Eoehrl In the Rane row, ~ now
lying At tho point Of death iu ths hospital
koebel is uadtr arrest. lie claims bs did
The cn,tiry ia sei defense. & 4 !, ( ~ s :
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TIE BROAD KireEE ACCIDENT:
S ;,
4 Coroner Invcs'tgattnE- -The Condition
4 sI:ts35t2 0fthe Inj jurs Il Mes. az

a
A Coroner Investigating -Tao Condition
5:tsiS ,ofthe nJursd d nea. 5lft
4lSplANArolls, Februaryl.-The coroner
this afternoon began an inquest over the
remains Of the five bodics recovered from.
the wreck yesterday on the air line rail,
road at-Brosd Ripple. Three witnossss
were examined; The testimony shows that
the bridge was built Of good material and
properly constructed. The workmen werc
repairing the bridge and had removed the
permanent support rods, supplying their
place with Temporary rods. Ills generally
thsught that the accident was caused by
removing tho rcds. l7st.. ~
The bodies recovered were taken TO their
places Of residence to-day for burial. The
body OF Parr, the bridge foreman. has not
been recovered. Sesmsns and CLARK, the
men seriously burf, are still alive, but the
lstlef's chancea OF recovery ara very sleu-
II. y Il. .a s. ~ t d . = !. " H|
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PARIS, February Ia sesious conf agra
tion occurred last evening near the Gene.
terry Of Pere L. Caaise. A laoa factory,
several coal depots aud shops and five
dwellings were. destroyed. A hundred
families are rendered homeless, Il-.
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Tcncho,a, ncelinr Y.nle,dnx

Z The 'snisr monthly meeting OF a., ,Tsaoh-
ers' Association wa held yrsterd. . al ernoon moor
q. the Clay school building q. d proved to he !
ooe OF the most inierestipc: <lor aoma non,hH
past. Rev. J. T: Mcclure delivered very,
entertaining s, and Instructive address on
The School Cu,!ieulum.".J He va, followed:
py py,d it9n, ,hs asossc = st.aEns Of Chicago who
an boar, explaining the sysem Of drnTina M
In The public schools, y i, 49,
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coan,crfe,,crs Arrested.

81. Louls. February l.-Georgs Brown
and A. G. Gibson, two notorious counter
leiters, were arrested yesterday at Kerby.
Vile, Mo-, and teken to Springfield for sale
keeping. Brown wss once concerned in q
train robbery in Colorado, n, =. 4. \. \.
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TOLEDO. @, February | -Ths County
Commissioners held a lengthy acesion 10.
day and decided TO ask for the Resignation
Of Dr. ]. ]. Lawless, Superintendent Of the
Northwestern Ohio lnesne Asylum, who
wa3 tried last week under charges Of cru
city in pulling patients front teeth. x ~
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Prcpnriog 10 Investigate.

( WARRINGTON, February I.-All the mem.
bers Of the senste Committee on Privileges
and Elections were preseut st the meeting
this morning. Senator ehernsn's reso-
luton was under consideration. SEN
a.ori Hoir, the chairman, was direct.
ell TO ask the S,nate for authority
to set by Iea a,committees. The opinion
was expressed and last With favor, that the
SNHglria Investigation should take place in
Washington aud a sub committee be sent
TO Mississippi. II F,5siE
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/. sS.rhc >a.lc,nn j ...s.I ,sir wiz,

PmLApELrnit, F sb,uaty ] = i answer
to q writ o. hshess c$rpns utiah Gear pro.
;dnccl his daughter RIian III cdp5t this
morning. Her husband, The ''ljyiug skel.
eton. was also present in open court. Tho
girl declared her liberty was not restrained
and she preferred to 90 with her father and
not, with; her;husband. The case was then
dismissed. nj;
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Fatal BOILER Exploxtou.

FHtht RHi1ef E1pIONlOn, y.
DETROIT, Mlcn;, February la boiler in
Twilche,ts shipsle mill, near B!anchard't,
exploded this morning killing Henry
Raop and John Finley, fatally injurins q
man named Gerard and wounding sew.
eral others. Z sli :. 4 l9:z
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THERE is onu member ol Congress, Theo-
dora Lyman, Of tho Ninth Massachusetts,
district M, down ms Civil Service Re-
fo,m and Democrat" That man must be
hardened with consuming sense Of lone
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, Rusinrns Failures mi. Week,

Z NFw YoRK, February. l,-Business fail.
urea for the last seven da,1, as reported to
ibs mercantile agency. Of r. G. Dunn &
Co., number. Tor the United States $40,
Canada A, against Sl7 for ,the previous
week, an increase Of So 3S..4,,'-.. .,,.55
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n hasiopy been the complaint Of travel
THAT ours IL q country without interest
T., ,r;ns. What's the matter with the
",';,r;,y Of the House OF Representatives
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Nm CoyyEpsx is the only Democrat who
vo.ed spains. the FiIz John Porter bill.
IA IA in favor Of restoring the tariff on
xoo, II Mr. Converse isn't careful they
,r,ll rpaA him out Of the party.
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vvv ORLEANS has y cremation society,
,,d /, the Crescent City there eeems 10 be
:. nvs interest, ~ II were. In tho lost art 80
S,,,iIv recovered via Washington, Pa.
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- 10 =
A MIlitnhnlrH l1eltt

MAucn CllusK, IA, February LA. E
Packer president of the I.ehish Valley
Railroad, died suddenly Of internal hemo.
,Ta,eat 2 O'clock this morning, N a
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GASOLISE EXPLOSION.
a h"iid'ng ncnolished md Several
l.5 ftveA Lost. ID

ALLIANCE, O., February la irightiul
gasoline explosion occurred in +. NJ. Orr'a
stove and tin store to-day, demolishing the
building and burying In the ruins m uu.
known number Of people. Four persons
have been exlricated and four moro are
known to have been inside. Men ars a.
work to rescue, II possible, thoee still alive
and recover the bodies Of the dead.
orrs ssore was in large brick block In
tue middle OF tho town. 1t 10 rumored
that child turned tho aplgot OF the gaso.
line tank and the gas escaping was ignited
BY a lire In the stovr.. Several people were
In tho store aud two families lived
on tho second aud third floors. Beeides
those engulfed In the debris, many were
more Or less seriously injured. The force
Of the explosion wrenchud aud broke tho
windows in other buildings for IN entire
square. The damage 10 structures Is easi.
mated at $4,000. 'f5H T
1.-THE RuINs on FIRE. .-,..- n
In q few moments alter the explosion
the flames arose iroa the ruins and fire
alarm was sounded. The fire gsincd 80
much headway as to nearly consume the
ruins mud burned two houses before it was
under coutrol. 1t was known that six or
more people were killed or we're
then imprisoned in the wreck and would
perish by fire.. F..W. Orr, Elmer Orr his
BOD, Mrs. Homer Highland, daughter,
Mrs. Frank Evaus, and two children aged
two and four years, were known 10 have
been in the building at tho time OF tho ex.
plosion. These all per;s led.
!, Mr.. Orr and son we're both spoken to
while confined under the debris,
but burned to death. These bod
les were all recovered Mt 10 o'clock to-
night and were 60 crushed or charred as to
be hardly recognizable,
The only person in the Orr building
known to have escaped was Frank Evans.
gN TIE ISiunED. ~
Besides those killed the following have
broken limbs or. are cut and burned by
flying brick d, E4. i,ssf !
Robert Joyce. Frank Evans, Frank Fries,
5. d. Lewis, Esq, Jerry Miller, Maggie
Miller and John Baker. ~ y
John Cuuey and Chafles Hayden, Of
Dnpr.z 4 Benedict's mira.relp, were blown
out ol Orr's store through plate glass win
dow and carried clear across tho stree,
where they we're picked up badly injured
business was entirely suspended III the
city after the explosion, and the minstrel
entertainment was declared of.
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welcome, If he iiri.c. tt,oo7 sron.x !

LoSpoS, February Blake Way, an m
abscondiug member OF the firm Of p. N.
Thomas' Sons / Co., which failed for over over
$4,000 900 and haying no assets, II ia be.
lieyed has sailed for the United Siatee. VA.
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Tur South is gradually going ahead In
u'nuIaclu,eq, developing her great re.
aan,raa and aJiipy 10 tho national wealth.
Th, country has reason to ri 'ice.
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QI1e 1ntslligeuttr..
-. yo.. ~ nni ~ I"rr'cc"th street
rnr ava Of laIth de,ecisa Il sublime effort
1 aba payne Dictator Of the Democracy.

u, roy,ruAy NJ. BENNETT Ia not alone
T.. 81. DISGUST. 0lher West Virginia Dem.
,,.,, ara no. feeling well over the reassess'
nnnt business.
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N THE Bank Of England once issued note
Of el 900, 900. d This was doubtless done for
the convenience Of some gentleman In the
newspaper business. /,
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LAyAT: FROM HsApwArt,

PiruBuRoh, F. bru-ry l.-ll:so r x.-At
5 So'olocA t.night the Allegheny river com. !
menced swelling agsin and at II o'clock. tho :
marks showed a d-pth Of 23 fee: q rise iof !
the, feet In as many hon s. TIE Pittsburgh !
d Western railroad tracks are submerged Tor (
many mites aud trsftic IS entirely surpsnded, |
Several rats Of alum Der have been swept
away and great damage Is anticipated II the !
river continues to rise through The might at
the pretept rate. M .g a.. = .1I'
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Rough ON Pain," iPOl
Plaster:

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backache, pains in chest or side, rheuma-
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PROCEEDINGS ofTown
Council. 49,
TOWN HALL,

=. TOWN HALL, I
s.a Friday. Dec. 5th, 1884.
The Town Council, for the Town of ThibO
danx, met, in session, this day at a o'clock,
r. n.
Present J. L. Aucoin, Mayor, Ellis Braud
+. Zernott, II. Dausereau, T.. Arena, Trus-
tees.
tees.
The minutes of the previous session were
read and approved AS recorded.
The following claims approved by the FL
nance Committee were presented and on mo
ton duly seconded the sum of One Thousand
Six hundred 4 tfty-one Il i2l lOO Dollars was
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Ash for Wells 'Rough on Corns." l5c
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warts buniUns.
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If you are failing. broken. worn out and
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l Dollar. Druggists.
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