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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
SOMETHING WAS WRONG
with the Grand Jury In the star Route
Cases.

WASHINGTON, April 2.-Colonel Bliss re-
sumed his testimony before the Springer
committee to day. He thought Col. Cooks
relations with the defendants altogether
improper. He said that Attorney General
Brewster suspended prosecution in the Star
route cases and that they had not been re.
vived because that official objected. They
were suspended because Of the cry again
the expenses incurred. The relations Of the
witness, so far as fees were concsrned,
cessed in FEBRUARY last. Mr.. Merrck, wit
ness said, was called into the cases st tbs
sugges ton OF Senator EdmuAds. Respect
ing the grand jury in the Star Route cases,
Mr.. Bliss said: ~ had no. facts TO show
that the grand jury was unduly influenced,
but could never understand why no in.
dictments were returned against the SinlG'
burys and some others, and l was led TO
think that something might have been
wrong in the matter"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
WHEEIINc w VA THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL g.

the science of constitutional government
has steadily advanced with this growth in
the several States, their Constitutions hav-
ing been amended more easily than the
Federal Constitution could be, and many
Of them by conventions similar to the one
DOW proposed; and that q large number OF
constitutional amendments have been in
troduced in Congress, recommended by
Presidential messages and urged by the
public press.
Among the subjects to which these pro.
posed amendments relate are the Presiden-
tial succession, the election OF President
and Vice President, the exercise Of the
veto power, woman's suffrage, regulation of
trade marks, the establishment of the Fed
eral sy stem of popular education, and the
control.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
FOUGHT EACH OTHER TO DEATH.
Tie Fatal Quarrel of Four Men Oyer n
Game Of Cards.

Game OF CARDS.
LAroRTE Pa, April 2.-Charles Davis,
Charles Mills, James Roger and Henry
Williams went to tavern in Coles Creek,
last night and began playing poker for
small sums. Gradually the amount grew
larger, and at last reached $500 side. Davis
snd Mills were opposed to Williams and
Roger. At theHconClusion of the game
Williams reached for the stakes, but Roger
claimed he had seen Davis cheat and
scramble was made for the money, which
was scattered over the floor. In the strug-
gle Roger struck Davis in the face and
row ensued. Revolvers were drawn aud the
barrocm emptied of the small crowd OF
spectators which had Witnessed the game.
Promiscuous firing followed, during which
ibe lights in the room were extinguished.
The fire lasted for several minutes. Finally
there vas silence inside. The crowd surged
in and found all four lying on the flor
apparently dead. Davis and Mills each
had four bullets in their bodies, and Roger
and Williams were covered with blood, and
unCony Gus. Rogers wife has bscom1 a
rsvipg maniac.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
HE WAS KILLED BY HIS cAPToRs.
The Fate of Little Charlie MeCOmas
Among the ApRche5.

WASHINGTON, April 2.-Information has
been received at the headquarters OF the
army from the United States Consul Gen
eral at Matamoras concerning the Apsches
in Northern Mexico, which tends to
strengthen the belief that little Charlie
McComas was killed by his captors. From
talks with Apache squsws at Chiahuahua,
recently captured by Mexicans, there can
be but little doubt OF it. Ju is said to be
still alive, and with about twenty bucks is
not over hundred miles north OF CHA
huahua 1t is reported in that country that
if General Crook had had supplies enough
in his Mexican campaign TO have remained
in the mountains fortnight longer Ju and
every Apache in those mountains would
have come in. Crook was compelled to
move too soon on account of the large
number of squaws anu children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
PRlsoNED UNDER LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN.
HE Fearful Experience Of Pleasure
Seeking ECincinnaifans.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, April 2.-0a St
Pstrick's day Charles Cover and Clevis
Schmitzens, of Cincinnati, entered q cave
penetrating Lookout Mountain, four miles
from this city. When about three miles
from the entrance TO the cave Mr.. Cover
stumbled and fell, and the lantern fell
from his hand into small creek flowing
through the cave. 1t was extinguished, and
they we're left in total darkness. For sew.
ersl days they groped among the labyrinths
OF the cavern until about the fifth day,
when, exhausted from hunger and terror,
they threw themselves on a ledge Of rock to
die in each Others arms. Yesterday evening
aparty OF explorers from this city wentinto
the cavern, and when two or three miles
from the entrance they heard groans near
them. Proceeding a few yards further
they discovered Cover and SchmitZens as
described. They were, with great difficulty,
conveyed out OF the cave, and TO the city,
where medical aid was summoned. The
men were delirious. and almost starved to
death. Their only subsistence during
these fourteen days OF terrible suffering,
was their basket OF lunch and what water
they could procure by lowering their hats
into crevice in the cave. At late hour
this evening their physicians state the
prospects for their recovery was as fsvors.
bic as could be expected but the chances
sre against them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
DANGEROUS MAN CAUGHT.
A Tbievipg New Yorker Comes 60 Grief
In an Ohio Town.

FINDLAY, O., April The case OF George
c. Dean, which has been attracting general
attention in this section during the psst
week, was es:erdsy evening transferred to
BueJ Jrus, where Judge Pendleton will give
Dean a hearing. Sheriff Follett, Of Tomp.
kins county, New York, having returned
from Cincinnati, where he saw Governor
Hoadly and succeeded in having requisition
papers rectifed, expected to get his man at
once. but the legal quibbling has been
kept up several days. A writ Of habess
corpus was I served, bat WAS Intellectual
in securing Deans immediate release.
Dean is wanted in Tompkins county on
two charges, one Of stealing a horse aud
buggy in 1872 the one on which he was
held before breaking Jail at Ithaca was for
burglary and robbery where he secured
81 700,
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WIND, LIGHTNING AND HAIL,
Garry Destruction 10 Life and Proper.
tyAbOui Pittsburgh.

Garry Destruction 10 Life and Proper.
" About Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, March "A terrific wind
storm accompanied with thunder, light
ming and hail, passed over this city this
morning, doing considerable damage to
property and injuriDga number OF PERSONS.
Oliver & Roberts new wire mill, large
sheet iron structure on Ninth street, South
Side, was blown down and two woIkmen,
William Lacy and James Donahue, serious.
Iy Injured. Lacy was hurt internally and
will probably die. A frame house on
Twentv-eighth street, not yet completed,
was also demolished, but no one
hut. A carpenter named Rob.
II 90, ting the scaffold upon which
,s... J D. IS will be executed tomorrow
O.. -,.r.k by a beam aud quite seriously
L.. \ number of other persons we're
injured by falling chimneys and signs.
Specials from Petrolia, Pa, report great
damage frC m the storm which passed over
that town shout half past 10 O'Clock. Al
Homestead, eight miles from the city, on
the Plt,sbu rgh, Virginia and Charleston
railroad, frame hou 9 in cOurse OF erec.
tion belonging to Patrick O'Neil was dc
molished and six men at work injured, one
of them, Robert Irwin, very seriously
A carpenter shop adjoining was crushed
by falling timbers and five men barely es'
csped with their lives. A house owned by
.Jobn Randolph, on the hillside, was also
wrecked, but nobody hurt. The damage
will amount 10 several thousand dollars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
oVERHAULINe THE CONSTITUTION
The Scheme OF an Ambitious Member
From Iowa.

WASHINGTON, April a. Representative
McCoid, of Iowa, has prepared joint res
olution, to be introduced as soon as posi-
bic, providing for the appointment by the
President of Commission, to consist OF rs
persons, two from each State, OF different
parties, to consider and propose to the
States the propriety of calling q conven
ton by at least twC-thirds Of the States TO
propose amendments to the Constitution;
the members OF the Commission are to SIT
not exceeding thirty days The conVen-
ton il TO meet on July 4. 1857. ~.
Mr.. McCoid supports the plan OF the pro
posed convention by pointing to the unex'
amplsd growth OF the country dnrtag the
past century, the development OF new 10,
tsrasts. srd the important constitutional
questions that have arisen. He says tnst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
An Old Man Found Dead.

WASHINGTON, Pa, April IA telegram
from Carrolltown, o., announces the sud-
den death of Joseph Lsna, a former citizen
Of West Bethlehem, this county. He had
retired to bed in apparent good health, but
in the morning when his dsughter-in-la~,
with whom lie was living, went to his
room to awaken him, she could not arouse
him. Deceased was IS years OF age. His
wife died about year sgo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
CAIN COMPLAINS
rhat the Laws Against PoIygamy are
an Outrage.

an Outrage.
WASHINGTON, April 2.--John /. Cain,
Utah's Mormon delegate. to Congress, walls
against the bills pending in the House and
Senate, looking toward the further sup
preston of bigamy in his territory. He de-
ncunces the provisions of the bill compel
ling wives to testify against their husbands
and vice versa, in criminal prosecutions,
declaring that il would destroy domestic
Felicity in their homes and trample upon
the constitution. tie says these bills, II
passed, would make 10000 people slaves
and abolish local self-goyernment aud lnA
auires: Which els the greater crime
practice Of patriarchical marriage by pos
sible OOOO0 people, or enslsying or spoila
tion of the whole territory, nine-tenths OF
the inhabitants of which are not even
charged with sn otfense against the laws?
He thinks Congress should order an inVes'
tieation into the charge Of polygamy
against Utah.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
SUIT AGAINST A STEAMSHIP LINE
Brought BY n Man whose Wife Died
From Neglect.

PITTSBURGH, April 2.-0'Donnell will
shortly enter suit against the Guion Steam
ship Company for slOO, 600 damages. o'Don.
nell alleges that his wife who took passage
on the steamship Arizona October s, 1881,
died from neglect while eEroute to Amer.
ica. She was attacked by seasickness when
a few hours out, and although confined to
her berth several days before death neither
the captain, steward, physician or steward,
ess visited her. The physician pronounced
her death the result of heart disease. Pa.
pers are now being prepared aud suit will
be brought in the Court of Common Pleas.
witnesses will be summoned from New
York, New Jersey and from different parts
,f this StafR-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
THE TOWNS WHICH SUFFERED
BY Tuesday EveninE's Destructive Cy.
clone.


clone.
CoLUMBUs, o. April 2-Egening Dispatch
specials give further accounts Of the de-
struction by the cyclone at points north
west last night.
DUBLIN, o, April 2. The Christian
church was unroofed, damage over thou.
sand dollars. Several barns aud outhouses
we're removed from their foundations and
some carried lorg distance. The farm
house of Philip Wolf, three miles east, was
completely demolished and the family
wedged in the ruins but were rescued with
but Slight injuries. A considerable le amount
of stock was killed by falling barns but
no estimate of the damages can be mace
as distant parts of the county have not been
heard from. The direction OF the storm
was northwest and il was extensive in
its range.
ARcAyUM, O., April Near Joysville
twelve barns and four houses were de-
stroyed and three persons badly hurt.
MECHASIcsBURG, o., April MANY trees
were blown down and several buildings
unroofsd and uptUrned. The cyclone came
from the northwest
URBAKA. O., April 2.-1n the vicinity OF
Mutual and Bowlesville the storm did the
greatest damage, the track being about
third of q mile wide. The destruction OF
timber was heavy, large trees being torn
out py the roots. No lives are reported
lost
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
wpowER MocK's LOVE MAKING
To n Pretty EmigPast In Castle Garden
and Their Promises.

To Pretty EmiErnsi In Castle Gardes
and Their Promises.
NEw York, April when William
Mock, the Mount Vernon widower, del ct.
edly left Castle Garden tftsr bis unsatisfac-
tory search for . wife, he told Detective
Gordon TO notify him as soon a. pretty
immigrant girl Of domestic inclinations and
Teutonic origin arrived.
Among the buIom young women who
entered Castle Garden yesterday from the
steamship Waesland was one who took the
fancy OF the detective. He thought Ne
would suit the Goricultussl. widower tosT.
She was plump. neat, bright eyed and
ruddy chseksd, and about years Gld.
He In ntroducsd himself TO her aud told her
of Mr.. Mocss wishes. She said she would
marry Mr.. Mock II he suited her, and 10 his
character was good. Gordon sent this 70
Mr.. Mock:
Come i'm Immediately. There IL . girl here
tbat will suit you.
Mr.. Mock, wearing red petalled emblsm
OF bis occupation In the buttonbols OF his
Sunday coat, appeared In the roiunds Of
Castle Garden at 8 o'clock. Tne detectivs
showed him the young woman sitting On
pltthoTlc gripsack.
MI. Mock was impressed. Es took the
bouquet from his buttonbolc. advanced 70.
wFrd the young woman and presentsd II 70
her with low bow spd his left hand over
his heart. When the detective left thsm
they we're both sitting on the gripssck sp-
psrently trying 10 prevent each other from
falling of
After half an hours conversation In Ger.
man with the young woman, Mr.. Mock
seaIn saw tie detective. Mr.. Mock ssid be
was delighted With her, and would willing.
ly merry her immsdistsly but Tor one
reasonable wouldn't have him Ill she
knew more about him. Mr.. Mock wrets
down her future residences, Portland, Ne,
and she sroie down bis. Bhs promised 70
write TO him and be promised 70 WnS 70
her, and they parted.
Mr.. Mock said 10 The detective - be left
Castle Garden: III you see smother Gsrman
girI like her while i am waiting Tor her 20
male up her mind let me know. and II
she'll have me I'll marry her"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
BY A WnoLEsAE MAJORITY
The Independent Ticket f. Elected In
BenwOOd.
Il a. IL. D1niaIsx

The independent IIChtt II bteCtVu -
BenwOOd.
Special 10 the ReqiJt-.
BExwoop, April 2.--The Independent
ticket was elected by Wholesale msjority
Tuesday at the municipal election. The
ballot stood as follows:
Mayor. Lander 276, Ind; J. Brown
l24. Cit
R.corder-E. Cannon 2i5 lad F. Nc
Jilton 1855, Cit.
Councilmen OF Independent ticket
Tbomss Shepherd 305, J. M,nIey 20 ".
Bursel 269, r. Oser 259, w. Wnitemsn 20,
John Harrington ~
Councilman on Citizens ticket James
Bsrritt III, ii. Fisher l45, &. Wrlc1 1ls, j.
ShsDe lO7, l.. Coke lO7.
Thomas Shepherd was the most ppulsr
candidate upon either ticket
Bishop Kahn, OF Wheeling, Ws5 In town
to-day.
A little child Of NJ. Smith, OF Upper
ward, was buried TO day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
FOUR MONTHS BEHIND THE BARS.
Edmund Yates Punish ment for Libel.
ling Lord LonsdaIe.

LONDON, April mfr. Edmund Yates,
the brilliant author and the editor OF the
World, convicted Of libel upon Lord
Loasdale, was to-day sentenced to four
months imprisonment. The World is q
weekly paper devoted to social and sport
ing matters, and is made interesting almost
solely through the efforts Of Mr.. Yates
His work is bright and witty, and oftimes
with sharp point which those spoken Of
frequently do not relish. Such was his
luck with some remarks made about Lord
Lonsdale, and suit was begun which
ended as stated. Mr.. Yates, however, does
not intend to submit to the punishment
if be csn help it, and his counsel at once
appesled the case. Until q decision is
reached Mr.. Yates will be under bail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
ffws or THE MORNING.

.s killed in light over
Z, Z I,,D r,lss near LapOrts' Pa
F. CO. '', = New Bedford, MA''a'
pha C millionaire is d'aa'
ft's lent ticket was elected in
In m mge msjOrity on TUESDAY
1 IL. shaw. OF AttlsOoro' Mass
s15.d nsi sui suicide while in a S' Of d''P'',
4 ,...v. evc,oae sweP: away the
4, ss',5aS,tiS u 6.Sr,iIs, iod,, killing six people
'pupdine dt,y more.
.r,oll, 1t /. reported will not saPpT'i oni
| C,'' ~ tbs coming convention anu
',bs nomination Of Gresham.
Ala, couple who were ssP1'
l. understanding have been re-
4 4 si,cr manyyeass separation
'ro'o,ea men OF North Carolina are are
CO.. y, !, t1T Logan and it is said that
n n.v!r h, an almost solid delegation
kOr,h Carolina
hI.,oDi, Of Lorne has come out As
- Of Irish Home Rule and gives
- length in the April number
Contemporary Review.
b. Cuban revolutionary expedition
1 forming at Key West, Florida
A measures have been taken oy 'ne
h. ent TO prevent it from sailing
United States Consul General at
ora, has obtaiued strong proof that
rbsr,ie McComas was killed by his
! 90 rtors. Chief Ju is also reported
Gin. the present Mormon dele
Co,rress, complains that the laws
ro,vcamy now pending in the
L. Ssas.e ars an outrage upon me
|oi Utah.
,ro.sman NcCoid has prepared bill
! vili soon present in the House
f,. a commission to arrange for
ZION 10 propose amendments to
tsri.u,ion.
b.O.H. Payne has authorized the
Ir..v Times 10 announce that under
.r, .,sp,rs will his father accept the
rs,ic nomination. This decision IS
! srl t.sl.
.r.t.- D rssy has been summoned
I 6yfors the Springer committee
.a.b instant. when it is said ne will
s.timopy which will destroy
!, rr,rcps ior = second term and
the impeachment Of Justice Mat
men entered a cave penetrating
h Mountain, near Chattanooga,
When three miles from the en-
Itb4,r light went out leaving them in
earspess and they we're unable to
I.;r way out. Fourteen days later
sers found by another party deliri-
td starving. Their lives are de-
-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
DIGNA NOT DuWNEO.
Rapidly Resumire the Offensive In the
SOUdan.

LoSpoy, April . O.ma1 Digna Is rap.
idly resuming the >otfensive. He is en-.
deavo,ing to cut off the friendly tribes
about Rsndoub and Tamanieb from water.
sbeikh Mahmoud Ali is opposing him,
and a battle is expected. Dispatches from
Gen. Gordon, on March 18th, state that III
Oheid is poverty stricken and destitute OF
trrde. A few OF the Mihdi's followers are
there. There are no signs that the Mahdi
is about TO advance on Khartoum. The
Kabbabish tribe is in open rebellion against
,hs Nshdi,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
PAYNE is NOT A CANDIDATE
And Authorizes a Missouri Editor TO
80 SfAIe.

WASHINGTON, April 2.-Dr. Morrison
Munford, proprietor Of the Kansas City
Times, who has been sojourning in New
York for some days past, wired special
dispatch 10 the Times tonight wherein, by
authority and at the request OF Col. Oliver
H. Payne, he makes the formal announce.
ment that lnder no condition of circum.
stances will his father, the Hon. Henry B.
Payne, be candidate for the Presidential
nom mination, or, if nominated, accept the
honor. Col. Payne says this decision has
been reached after mature consideration,
and is positive, uneQuivocsl and unalter
able.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
Life and Property Destroyed.

Fl. WAYsE, April "A destructive o.
clone passed through Ksnry and B!sekford
unties; and i've mile ssouth Of Muncie,
passing in portheasterly direction last
hight, causing great loss OF life and prop
cry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
RoAOlY ON the Rl0TS.
he Relieves n Better Administrative
Of Justice Will Follow.

C,mMBus, o., April 2.-Goy. Hoadly says
bat If Col. Mott had had bis troops In
proper control he could have cleared Main
street., Cincinnati. OF rioters, and the police
and other troops could have managed the
rioters in other streets. He believed @
more vigorous administration OF criminal
law would he the immediate result OF the
uprisipgs. He feared, however, the subse-
ouent reaction OF indifference would be
very unfortunate for the effect upon pub.
tic sentiment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03

Do you Dssd o remedy that will cure
every hind Of bumor from Q pimpls or
eruption 10 the worst tcrofula and syphi-
litic disorders, use DIR. Guysott's Ysllou
Dock sbd Ssrsspsrilla. Three to Eve bot.
iles cure skin diseases, salt rbeum or tettsr.
-Four 10 ten bottles cure running ulcers.
.erofuls and ell syphilitic disordeEs. Oae
TO three bottles cores sores. bofls, ,carbuncies
etc. One 10 tHo bottles cnrss pimpies on
tbe fare. blotches. etc. II - the oniy par
feet biood purifier that can be made from
2 thorough knowledge Of drugs. Ask your
Druggist for IL Take no substitute.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03

q Az, TESN, April >. Captain
Robinson, Democratic candidate
press IN the + shth Alabama Dis.
;Aln>t General Jve Wheeler, CON.
suicide at ScOttsboro, A'a., last
n sucking a penSGiie in his heart
Just returned from an elect,ona.r.
ana u Is supposed The excitement
Il lis mind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
bry PrornsrtoL,nchuIm-

E>>rlllE hy, April AT Fair.
s,eEtay, John ". Gibson, young
'Fa.ard into grocery store, fret
~ bs,'s into the heart OF John Nc
llirg him instantly. No reason is
i .nr the deed. Gibson escaped, but
Of cr'.z-rs are in pursuit and will
,lW Il caught.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
washed overheard In a storm.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 2-Tnomss
MeGrath, second steward of the steam
bsrge G. II. Starke was washed overheard
On the trip across the lake Tuesday night
He was twenty years Of age and lived at
Cleveland. The captain reports a very
rough passage, and the loss of his deck
load in the snow sQuall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
me OId BOARD R..Etac,o.,

aA, Apri. Alta meeting of :hs
.oi certificates Of the Standard o.
'ra,S 10 day the old board OF
and C&cers was reelected,
PN',y including John II. Rockef.l.
lGeqt; William Rockefeller, Wee
). \. EOStFIck, Treasurer; and
L.a-.er. StCreIarY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
FoRMKRLY weak, rervous, dyspeptic and

FORMERLY weak, reryous, dyspeptic ard
debilitated Individuals who found orlS
disappointment in the various bitters and
secret. quack no stums, pretended kidney
medicines, etc, are agreeably surprised to
regain perfect health and strength of mind
and body, and complete hearts ease and
freedom frem aches and pains by the use
ef Dr.. Guysotts Yellow Dock aud Sirssp4
riila. Il restores every d:sorisred fuGction
to q normal condition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
A DESTRUCTIVE WIND STORM
Sweeps over the village OF ""v""'ds.
wife, Ohio.

CoLUMBUs, O., April 2.-W' re-
ceived this morning of a destruC.'o "Iud
storm which passed over Reynoldsville,
II miles east OF Columbus, in south.
eaaterly direction last night. Several
houses, barns and bridges were blown
down, and still greater number unroofed:
Fences and fruit trees were laid waste and
eight miles of telegraph lines along the
National road torn down. No person was
seriously injured, though some stock wa
killed by the effects OF the storm. The
cyclone did not touch Columbus except in
Iesyy hail ald rain storm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
70 yorihampionshire Stakes.

.N, April AT the Northampton
i, to day, the race for the greet
stakes, the Duke Of
lon, Loeb Banza, won BY three
!, Comauche second, aud Lord Els
L.gHe third. There were seven
;, The last betting was three 70 one
Loeb BanZa.