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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-09-28
THE SEQUEL.
The Two Child Ruuaways Likely to bs
sphnkrl For The ir EnnlIsh RranlIn.

The Two Child Runaways Likely to be
Spanked For Their Foolish Franks.
WooDs RuN, Pa, September ~
Exclusive The town is still talk
ing over the eScapade of Harry
Dutton and Nora Ensell, the runaway
couple captured at Parkersburg, W. Va,
last Tuesday. They left their home in
Brownsville, Fayette county some two
weeks ago. What will be the outcome ot
the childish freak is now bOthering their
friends There is something remarkable in
this case. Neither OF the parties is yet II
years of age, and the object of their elope,
ment is only matter of speculation. They
both claim that their object of leaving was
10 Join troupe of minstrels
Young Dut,on is said TO possess
musical abilities of a high order together
with great versatility as performer The
girl is also credited with musical talent.
The boy hired horse and buggy from
Mr. McCarty's livery stable, on Water street
last Wednesday evening two weeks, with
he avowed purpose Of going to the noun
aims. Taking in the girl at home they
proceeded directly to Pittsburg, then to
Allegheny then to Wheeling aud Parkers
'urg.
He was Horrlfed.
Wien interviewed by the party who pro
ured his arrest the boy was Mortified to
earn of the enormity OF the offense with
which he was charged. He had not real
zed that he was liable to charge of horse,
tealing. The boy wrote to his father ask,
ng forgiveness and imploring assistance in
his trouble. From Parkersburg he was
brought to Grafton and lodged in Jail,
where he is at this writing.
The Girl.
The girl was brought home on Thursday
morning by the gentleman who shadowed
and finally overlook the tugitives. Young
button has hitherto borne good name,
and has the sympathy Of the community.
he expresses a firm determination to walk
erect in the future As for the foolish lit
tie girl, the writer is informed that there
are many mitigating circumstances in her
case which may to some extent shield her
against charge of intrinsic badness
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-09-28
ROSS-TEEMER.
The Race Postponed Until = More Con.
yenisnt Season.

Tho Race Postponed Until = More Con.
yenient Season.
BosToS, September 27.-The race be-
veen Ross and Teemer. which was to have
been roTed this afternoon, was postponed
owing TO bad water. Both men had worked
hard to win and each WAS confident OF
victory. The betting vas 500 TO $50 on
1eemer.
Purcell to Work for CIevriand After All.
ROCHESTER, n. T., September 27.-Wm
Purcell. editor Of the Union. who after the
Chicago Democratic convention gave notice
that for personal reasons be could not cup
port the ticket has written letter snnounc.
ing tina, be intends 20 devote bis best efforts
TO secure the success Of his party.
Tammany to Nominate It's Own County
Ticket.
NEw YORK. September 27.-Tammany
hall has decided TO nominate a straight
county ticket on Monday next. Indications
point to the nomination Of Alderman Grant
for mayor. Tammahy leaders deny they
intend to barter their comfortable machine
vote fer Republican votes ior their nominee
for mayor. They think thev can elect their
straight ticket. Ex-senator Grady sent let
ter resigning his membership Of Tammauy-
hall. which was accepted
Butterflies Going Vert.
Bo0yvILLE, Mo, September ia
rather singular sight was witnessed here
tis morning. Crowds Of citizens were
standing in groups on our streets watching
the great quantities Of butterflies that we're
moving in westerly direction from early
morn until nearly noon. The meaning Of
their appearance as yet remains . mystery.
The Dead Commodore. 81.
WlsHrySroy, September 2T.-Conmo-
dore FiIkebrowu. who died this morning Of
heart disease was q resident Of the Hstric.
o. Columbia He was born IN 1874, hsd
sesn trenty-three years Of active sea ser
vice and .seEsstes6 Year, Of equally active
and important serrioe on land. He served
throughout the xxf With distinction in coat
nection with tie South Atlantic blockskinf
squadron shd was r.shrded as brave sJa
etfcien, officer
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-09-28

TIE famous Americus Club will intro
dace novelty in the parade tonight. which
will make bit, They have lot Of what
seem TO be ordinary rosnd stickE Close
observation shows that the sticks are hol.
low for nearly the entire length, and filed
with different colored sres- Each stick
will burn for ten minutes. The effect Of the
men marching in blaze Of colored FIRE is
novel and very striking The members OF
the Americus are enthusiastic over the
treatment they received from the Pluned
Knight club Of Wheeling and the citizens in
genera. EVERYTHING possible was done "a
make their visit one 10 De remembered.
The club has invitatlous to visit Warren and
Steubenville, Ohio,-Pittsburgh Telegraph
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-09-28
JEFFERSON COUNTY.

Fifteen Hundred Democratic Majority
Promised Only Two Hundred Conceded.
HARPER's FERRY, W. Va, September u.
The Intelhgencers account of the great
doings OF the Republicans in this place and
what they are going to do in the county in
October read thin in this community. The
Republicans say the Democrats claim 1000
majority in the county while they concede
to the Democrats not over 200. Let US
look at this a moment, not from a partisan
standpoint but from the stsndp point of com
mon sense based upon the figures at hand.
In 1876 there were cast in Jefferson county
for President exactly 5000 votes, divided as
follows: Tilden, 2,023; Hayes, 97j; Cooper,
,. 1t viii thus be seen that Tilden had
majority over Hayes Of l,OtS. In 1880,
there were but 2,649 votes polled for Gov
ernor, Jacksou5 majority being LOIS. But
there were, at that time, 1862 voters in the
county, nearly 900 of whom did not at
tend the polls. In county where, of the
votes polled, two are Democrats to one Re
publican, it is entirely fair to calculate that
of those who fail to attend the polls the
proportion holds good. Therefore, if you
add to the LOIS Democratic majority which
was cast the 500 majority which would
result from the casting of full vote, you
viii have O Democratic majority Of 1900
in round numbers. And this is Just about
he majority that both political foe may
sirly RELY upon in Jefferson this year. That
here will be full vote cast | am assured
by what see going on around me; and
fnll vote means largely Increase! namn.
cratic majority. Public sentiment is all
.ha. way. The party is in excellent trim
and will vote the ticket solid because they
believe in the most complete endorsement
1f the State administration and Of the
Court of Appeals. | have been in every
,srt Of the county or conversed with intel
tigen', unbiased men of both parties from
every section, aud | think my figures will
Se burne ont by the results
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-09-28

A REMEDY that has proven itself . never
failing cure for scrofula and al syphilitic
disorders must quickly cure less terrible
blood diseases. DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock
and SarsspariIla is such perfect blood
purifier and strengthener Of bodily tunc'
tons that it cures the above diseases
evtn when Hot Springs and al other
treatment has failed Remember, it is sb,
solutely free from mineral poisons. and will
not injure the most delicate constitution.
rs use viii make you feel buoysnt, strong
and well. and viii rid your system Of al
blood impurities ard every internal sa1
extegaa Indication Of disease.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-09-28
SENSATION ELUPI. dENT.
Wheeling Catches the Craze and Produces
Thrilling Case.

Thrilling Case.
Wheeling, of course, could not escape the
elopement craze. We have no fancy
Coachman and soft hearted heiress to com
lime and give us a national sensation, but an
elopement We have had and here il is. The
best society Of Chapline street is wild over
the elopement OF yesterday. Amusements
are deserted and less than FIVE thousand
persons attended the matinee. The lovely
Miss Angelina Smith, daughter Of General
William Smith. of Chapline street, is miss
ing. So is Apollinaris White, we'll known
Moorish kalsominer Of Eof stree. General
Smiths Elegant home is on Chspllne and
bis back ward abuts Whites preniseI. Miss
Smith first saw Mr. White through q
kno,-hoie in the fence and admired
the style in which he painted q
landscsre on the fence. Mr.. White noticed
the beautiful young lady and offered TO
paint her portrait on the side OF his horse.
She accepted, and the constant sittings as
sured her that she would never be happy
unless she became Mrs. White.
The eIopement and wedding were very
Quiet. No immediate members Of either
family were present. The groom offered
10 whitewash the ministers kitchen in pay
ment for the marriage.
General Smith, the only man whom Ben
Butler feared during the war, is not exactly
disturbed about the matter. He Is simply
frantic, and is even now engaged IN
sharpening his sword.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-09-28
RANDOLPH COUNTY.
A Great Democratic Stronghold.

BEVERLY. W VA. September 25.-Rln-
dolph is one of the counties that Is always
Democratic-faithfnlly and steadfastly. 1t
is almost too much 50, in fact for hsrmo'
nious action, and the consequence is there
are always a multiplicity Of candidates for
the local offices who refuse to submit their
claims to q county convention. We have
tb;s wear two Democratic candidates for the
House of Delegates. full score Of candl-
dates for Clerk Of the Court etc. But so
far az the welfare Of the State ticket goes
This il rather an advantage as it viii bring
ont the entire vote. With a full vote Ran-
SoInb can give 900 Democratic majority
end this year the vote vii be full
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-09-28

zation. They also have the advantage in
the ability of their leaders There is feel
ing in the atmosphere that the Democrats
are gaining in this locality and in the coun-
ty generally. The county will be close,
however, with the chances in favor of the
Republicans on the State ticket The
Democrats viii elect part of their county
ticket.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-09-28
Just Receiving

Another lot Of carriages, jump seats, two
and three spring phAetons. dog carts piano
box and cut doan front buggies; all full
leather trimmed and warranted; also fail
platform and three spriag wagons tor isss
mouey than ever before Offered in Wheel
ing. Call. see snd price at J W F"--efs
corner Main AeJ nrveaty Grst sisesiA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-09-28
PITrsBURG'S PARADE.

The Republicans Turn Themselves Loose
and the Carmine Hue Prevails.
PIrTsBURG, September 27.-Notwithstand-
ing the rain the Republican parade tonight
was an immense success. The number of
men in line was estimated at from 1000
to 10000. The illuminations and decora-
tons were superb, and the cheering along
the line of march frequent and happy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-09-28

ALL weakness. and III health owes its
origin to an impure state Of the blood and
a weakness Of the urinary and digestive o.
gsns. A medicine that VII strengthed
these orrsnA and st the same time
purify the klood, Win assist nature
IN curing nearly svery disease that
bvman Hesh and bieod . bsir to. Such .
remedy is Dr.. Guysotfs yellow Dock and
sarsararilla. and, although Il pnssessss no
rstbartie or 6iuretic eject. its use vii soor
e.,abEsh . regular habit Of BODY - veii y
cure weakness Of the kidneys, iudicsrel
u,iasry sediments, nervousness &C.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-09-28
Novel Case of Forgery.

CHICAGO, September 2T.-Joseph Rae
side Of Waukegan, is charged with forging
pedigrees for number OF horses Of inferior
breed which he purchased at Clydesiale,
Scotland. The ClydesdAle Association have
applied for his extradition. Reside was ar
rested and gave bail to appear for exAmina-
tinn
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-09-28
Gresham Already Tired.

wAsHIsGTos. September 26.-Ii n cur
ren, talk to-day thA. Judge Gresham sas
not at all pleased With his designation as
Secretary Of the Treasury. and that his yisii
TO Raritsn is for the psrpose Of ascer.sining
the reason Of the President for the sppoini-
nent, and determining whether OF not he
will remain In the Cabinet uetii the expirs-
tion of the present sdministration-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-09-28
WHEELING. W. "A. SUNDAY MORNING.

genial, generous man and is so popular
that many merchants would be glad, politics
aside, to support him. As the. straigh
Tammany candidate, however, it is thought
he has little hope of success.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-09-28
BERKELEY COUNTY.
-. .na cnr.ful work Going On.

Close and Careful work Going On
M,ETrSsRuRG, W. Va. September IL
Since nv dispatch Of one week ago there
has been no material change in this county,
The Democrats clearly have the advantage
on the local ticket as vel as in the orgsni-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-09-28

IT is vel 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 BalsAu of Wild
Cherry. Itquickly allays Inflammation "a
checks decay.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-09-28
z. N. M'cILLIn = co.
BLANKETS
AT
E.M.M'GILL|N&C & CO.

At the great Auction Sale
of Halstead, Hainss & Co., Of
New York. We secured an
extremely large line Of those
goods uuon such favorable
terms that we are enabled to
offer to our customers ="
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-09-28
Real Bonanza
I'M
BLANKETS
LOOK At THE PRICES F.!

lUVN III I'LL WVkO
l04 Colored Blankets worth $l.00 for 7jc
l04 Colored Blankets worth $l.50 for 100.
lO-i Heavy Colored Blankets worth $500
for $500.
lC.4 Hdavy tolored Blankets worth $3.50
for $3.50.
III Heavy Colorcd Blankets worth tt0o
for $500.
ia Heavy White Blankets worth tl.5o
for $l.O0.
ll.I Heavy White Blankets worth t?.Se
for $50.
lO4 Heavy White Blankets worth $3.50
for $3.50. ~ ..
Ia Heavy White Blankets worth tLos
for $500.
III Heavy White Blankets worth $500 for
$3.50.
lO4 Heavy White Blankets worth 800 for
$500.
l04 Heavy White Blankets worth $3.50 For
$3.50.
IA Heavy White Blankets worth 800 for
$500.
ia Heavy White Blankets worth - 80 toe
800.
And full line Of All Wool, Extra siss
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-09-28

Greenbackers Gone Back to the Democra-
cy and VIII Garry the County for That
Party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-18

Bark Atlantic Lanfare Ct Pierre, Martinique ID days
with sugar 10 Trow bridges sons. ,, 80 ,o,, v,,
BARK Julian Antonio Span AldOlarO Havana 10 uayb Via
Delaware Break alter, In ballast 10 master
SAILED.
Steamers sacrobosco for Rotterdam; Manhattan West
Point. Va. 1870
1Gh-steamers Regulator for Wilmington; Guyandotte
Newport News r. G. Knight. Georgetown.
Bark Mayer for Baltimore;
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL Aug l6-sslle, steamer Victoria Brl Harr
otpFysiowv Aug IG-Auiyed steamer Penn'ylyAniai
Dodge from Philadelphia Aug g. on her way TO Liverpool ahu
SsleG steamers oregon BIZ Mclckan and Alaska tBr,
Murray from Liverpool hence for New YORK NJ, A.,
ANTWERP, Aug lj-Arryed. steamer Herman 'Besl Mey
er from New-YOrk. r., 49,. vel,
sailed steamer Waeslnd Belg, Ueberweg for New'York'
DOMESTIC PORTS.
posro~ Auq Arrived steamers Rcssend Ca c tBr),
Richards Mediterranean ports Stockholm city (Brb Doye
London. Nereus, NewlOr .r--,..- n,
Cleared ALDERMAN (Rr glasgow AleguehJ' Dial
tmOre spartan Philadelphia, Glaucus New.1 ork.
PAR .piLPHIt Aug G-Arriyod steamers PeSlOmen COe
sea Rattle snake. Lynn. - , r..,,.. s.v
Cleared. steamers earn Nhung fIp'ueuOo 'uNia'N' ~
annah; Reading Portsmouth. -. .--....,. II 81,
l7b-Arfived steamers C0lanm BIZ Berg swansea BIlt
Prince BIZ BURTON Liverpool D. Foley DtSmNu' rO'
BALTIMORE Aug IG-Arrlyed steamers Mounts BAY BIT,
s1ray tarif WIN Woodward and Adirondack OBJ, Green
New.Y0rk berkshire Boston. ,., .,.,,
Cleared steamers Panama lBr MOTIFS Lsoon AcA"Or'h
I7h% Arrived steamers Yu,atan, watson Greytown
CnARLEsToS. Aug l0-saled, steamer Gull stream New
sAyAyyAu Aug lG-Arrvci steamer Chattahoochco' Dag
sailed steamer Dessour Philadelphia
l7-~ailed steamer city OF Augusta New ofk, 90. 81.
NBw.OBIFAys, Aug lG-Clearcd. steamer NshneN .br" Ut
GitVrsr6v Aug t8-Atrivcd steamer Alamo. New York.
| Sailed. steamer Algors for Sew OrS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-18
rHE cuoiR SuoRED or.
N,om me t.edon n",t,t

fTUIH IHf IHUWHH WHITII
There Nn7 an unpleasant little hrid,ni ~ ono 90 VIC
lam, ANisa hotels lpst week caused ht th" local
,'n,,, mason IN tho hotel tolotod a. There IA a
Itgo smoking room, which 81 hhndaya - gwen up
it, T., tbr ahnpnin fu bis different HotNioca which,
~ tntrfyals last from u untl u =, ~ Not con
t,nt however with this concession, The reverend gen
etnan sent out notices that lao would h"ld mr'ihsa
t, choir nraeca Ia tho smoking room on Saturdays.
I'M, tie rmokcrs naturally resented, more especially
"A, the common cSllity Of asking Their leave had been
united. 1he result was that when the pats9n WIN
b1a cnncouitaut female flock arrived To hold their
singing practice, they found the room iull ol smoke
and smokers, who resoutey held their GROUND, and
declined to be turned out of the room reserved special
~ Gpr their use. There was good deal Of acrimon
ous expression the part of the would be usurpers
but the parson ms mistake and wlndIe" ana The
matter happily ended, as IL had begnn-n smoke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-18
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Roturn NJ Pres dent Arthur fTOm Kingston.
Grand Army Of the Republic reunion shelter Island.
Action of Mayor Edison ON Broadway Railroad IRAN
chise.
Meeting OF Board OF Aldermen noon.
Board OF Estimate and Apportlonment. II a. m.
blaine and Logan ratification meeting and banner
raising 22d Ward, Brook yn.
XXfh Assembly District Republican meeting No. 206
East Fifty-fOurth-st. 49,
Allen Alien divorce suit. No 80 Nassau st.. IL am
independent Steamboat COmpanys case, Supreme
Rhinelander lunay commission, No. West Thirty
third ST. noon. $50 c---.-.- a..
John Russell will ca q, SurrOgate's Court.
lawn tennis tournament, staten Island.
Yosker. Yacht club cruise mp the Hudson River.
Bs1eball game by veteran players Washington Park,
Brooklyn. , - =, D., . ~,
EunreuC Count.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-18
MnsrcnEsrER COUNTY.

Wnur PLAiNa-,Io,cph Acton, who rs supposed
10 hnyo caused the death of George Rotor by
striktnp him ON his left temple. one evening last
week. aud disappeared when hc learned that Iot-
Ter wna about Ia die returned yesterday Afternoon
and surrendered himself 10 answer any charge
which might b. made against him. MI f9tters
fnnern took place at Grace Church, and was large
~ attended.
Yo>Krns The Yonkcrs Yacht Club VIII start
fbis m0ruine on n cruise TO Albany. The lncz, be
ionqing to Commodore A. J. Prime, will take the
lead. followed by nnmbcr of yachts from other
clubs along the river They will be absent Tor
nearly week.
INtovvtttr.-.Jamcs Osmore Hunter, ago thirty
G,c WINS drowned Yesterday morning at Mlltun
pont. lie was there ON picnic with his wife and
three children Ilo went ont IN boat To hsh
aud fell overheard IN throwing out the ahchol'
Cotouor lyloI held an inquest last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-18
vARroUs NEW-JERSEY TOWNS.

CALDWELL The guests Of the Grover Honse gave
hon on Saturday night. general invitation wa,
oytoidcd TO the Caldwell and Beach Houses and
many persons were present from Orange Montclalr
Newark, New-York and other cities: Inc interior
of the hotel was tastefully decorated Mltn VII
Chinese lanterns Nearly 200 people were present
The hop ended before midnight.
FIIzABrrn.-Te Sunday law, was observed by
the Iinnor and beer sellers who had detectives out
watching groccrs butchers and mllkmen who sup
plIed their customers The Temperance people say
thew are pleased when the beer sellers enforce the
nerance men will take it up and continue II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-18
IltRAEY CITY.

william H. Dye of No $50 Montgomery.st., who
VIVA sinbbcd on Saturday night by Patrick lliRelni
was found ycaiefday to bo not dangerously n9leu
Dyoi. IlipVins's wifo'a nephew aud hia htt"htiph'
a. his aunt who ~ n young nud attractive woman
Lnyr excited llggins'a loulouHH Mfn lilRRlnH lol
ihe house on Saturday aud her husband lou"Wou
L"t Al "A abort distance from home hle wnh Jpln'n
hv her nephew aud thoy walked together i"r hpmo
dlstnnco. Higgins says that when ho MAJ mnu
enough to confirm bis HuHplCiQnH 10 cohIionl'u ~
to defend himself and stabbed Dyo twice quo on
tLc wounds was ~ his neck and was nj FIRST thought
To be dangerous. higgins ~ locked up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-18
NEWARK.

All the liquor shops IN East Newark were closed
Yesterday by order of Police Justice sullivan VINO
was instructed by q unanimous vote or thG Doa,-
men told thc beer sci ers 10 close up at II o'clock
O'clock on Saturday and remain closed until II
o'clock last night, and the order was, strictly
obevcJ The Rev Father OConnOr, the leader OF
tLe sunday law agitation. was pleased because the
Increase IN the church collections proved that the
people are heartily supporting him m his efforts 10
spnni,ress low drinking places. The Rev. Mr. Car
YER of the Episcopal Church. congratulated his
people also that for the first time i'm the history OF
the town no beer shop was open.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-18
LONG ISLAND.

GRrEvpoRr.-Wilam Zeiger. owner of the
Yachts Gem and Thistle has purchased three acres
~ land known as the Point part of the Jonas
Smith estate. and it Is understood intends Offering
n TO tho New-York Yacht Club upon condition tHat
the club build club house, docks and 0ther iScil
ties for ire use of members of all clubs. III the
offer is rejected hc will improve the property Tor
his own use aug build cottage upon 1t.
LoNG ISLAND CIrY.-Thc reduction N wages OF
Long Island Railroad employees, usually inade III
Novcmbcr, has been made TINS month"; ranging
from 10 to % cents per day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-18
BROOKLYN.

Patrick Gallagher age ffty-three, No. 17G IIoyt-
If Qot into q drunken quarrel at Baltic and lIoyt-
sts, Yesterday, With Thomas Foy,of No, 500 Baltie-
st Ioy pushed him away, and Gallagher fell,
struck his head against the curb stone, aud frao-
tured his skull lie taken 70 the CIty Hospital.
but refused TO make any complaint against his as
sailant.
Catberne Belloni IA suing hor husband, Fran
ctsco a commissisn merchant Of New York, for o
separation. They have been married ten years ~ \
bas. fanr nhildrsn. Mira BellOni alleges continued