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ON HORSE BACK.
4 TcNas Ranchcro Instantly Killed by His
COMPANION.

\ TCNaS RlnChcro instantly Hiheu oS MS
Companion.
VEGyoN. TEXAS, July "A tragedy oc-
crrred in the southwestern party Of this
county last week, the particulars of which
have just come to the knowledge of the au-
thorities. A young man named Josiah
Cass, in company with one John Gibson,
were in camp with herd of cattle, when a
difficulty of some kind occurred, and Glib
son, who was mounted on his horse, at
tempted to shoot Cass with revolver. Cass
lodged behind a wagon and slipping
cartridge into Winchester rife, fired, kill
ing Gibson with the first shot, the ball
breaking his neck. CasS came into Vernon
and surrendered himself to the Sheriff, but
was discharghed, the killing being clearly
done in self defense. Gibson is said to
have been of a uuarrelsome disposion.
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O6fsr Europe.

INV YoRx. July Am immense crowd
,ssembled on the steamer El6e and on the
Ter of the North German Lloyd in Ho6oken
Ic-dav. Besides the usual large number ol
,rsseurers this time Of the year there was
trecial attraction in the persons ot a nun
- oF people famous in the musical world
I10rg them are Theodore Thomas Mr.
sn5 Mrs George Heneschal, Miss Emma
I1cb Herr Scaris, Herr Winklemann aud
Fan Materna. Thomas is going to SWlt
yarland to rest
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A TAME AFFAIR.
The Buffalo Anti Cleveland Meeting n
Failure.

The Buffalo Anti-Cleveland Meeting n
Failure.
BUFFALO, July 2.-The anti-Cleveland
mass meeting this evening was attended by
about 800 members Of the labor organiza-
tions Of the city and was presided over by
James Hoyes, machinist, Of Buffalo, Geo.
Blair, of New York, labor speaker.
reviewed the legislative acts of Cleve-
land, instancing as Objectionable the
FIVE cent and mechanics lien bills. The
speaker favored Butler instead of Cleveland
cor President, and thought it desirable to
settle the labor question. The resolutions
adopted were in line with the object of the
meeting. Ii was tame affair.
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LOST HIS MONEY.
A Creditor Who Made 1t Lively For n
Creditor.


MONMOUTH, Ills, July 2.-H R. Thomp-
son was arrested yesterday, charged with
threatening the life Of B. I. o. Hubbard.
ex-cashier of the defunct First National
bank. Thompson left about Sl4O0s with
Hubbard for investment. and holds his re-
ceipt for it, but the cash has evidently gone
with the vanished bank funds. Thomp-
SON is a paralytic, and has been kobbling
around here for several weeks, making fire.
ouent calls at Hubbard's residence, and has
been practicing with his revolver, preparing
to kill Hubbard if he didn't refund the
money. Thompson was bound over to keep
the peace in the sum OF $500 in default of
which he was taken to Jail He didn't at
tempt to give bail, bat said he wanted to be
locked up, 10 show the people thsJ we're
mean enough to rob him and then inprison
him for attempting to recover his money.
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A IflaW at ltoYaltV

PARIS July 1.-The Chamber Of Dcpa.
ties has adoped the first clause Of the Bill
for revision Of the constitution, and rejected
an amendment nboliShing the Office Ct
Prcsiden. on the ground Of inability. and
proposes universal suffrage for the election
of Senator'S Andrcux proposed 10 add 20
rbe clause two proyisions prohibiting tho
members Of former reignibg families from
becoming eligible 10 The Office Of President
Prime Minister Ferry agreed TO the adop.
,ion Of the provision, but ssked that Il be
included in clause eight, 10 which Andrcux
asaen.ed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-03
A Bad Judge.

BAT6S RoUGE, July 2.-The House or
dered the memorial Of J Madison Wells,
asking the impeachment Of district Judge
wm. F. Blackburn, of Rapids parish, fled.
1t charges the jadge with burglary, ballot
box stufing ana packing the grand jury in
favor of his brother, who was charged with
rape, lynching young Cage and other
crimes.
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SHOT HIS BROTHER.
Accidental Killing in an Arkansas VII.
laGe.

Accidental kllIlng III ah hrhdhS"o 'h-
lase.
LITrlE Rock, ARK, July "A terrible
afiray Occurred about o'clock Sunday
afternoon, at Boatright's Mill, about eight
miles east Of Little Rock A man named
Bird Spears euarrelcd with negro named
Zen Marshall in regard to payment for
labor in the mill The trouble resulted in
Narshall's shooting at Spears with rifle.
He missed him, and there were no further
hostilities for an hour or more, Bird going
into house occupied by his brother VIII
liam. While they were there Marshall was
observed walkiNg past the house. Bird,
with shot gun in hand started out to inter
cept him and was followed by his brother
William Bird was walking rapidly, with
gun across his arm. He stumbled and fell.
When the weapon struck the ground it was
discharged, the contents entering the head
of William, killing him instantly. The
Spears boys are well known to saw mill
men. The remains of the deceased will be
brourht here for interment
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B,aiIroad President killed.

CrSussAu, o., July This afternoon
rs the train on the Cincinnati and Eastern
road was crossing trestle over . rayine
east Of Winchester W. X McGill, Presi.
don't Of the road fell from door Of the bag
gage car TO the ground, distance Of fifty
feet and vas instantly killed. Ills family
Eyea al NeHinn
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Mhri MhYt!
70 Rs Efiior Of ihs Eegisier.

70 fhs Efii0r q fle AEy''I.F'
TERRA ALTA, W. Va, July 2.-Can the
IpteTfgencer or KingwOod Journal tell the
people Of Preston county Why Ralph HUI
George Goff MarcelIls Messenger, James
Herndon and Jas. B. Messenger, and twenty
or thirty more Of the strongest Republicans
in the county are not supporting Blame
A definite answer to the above will be vel
coined by many Republicans here,
A STALWART. a"
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soldiers, Monuments.

GETTYSBURG, Pa, July 2.-The survivors
of the Twenty-sixth regiment unveiled a
beautiful marble monument on the East
cemetery and at Fottfn the Twenty-third
PENNSYLVANIA regiment placed tablet
The One Hundred and Twenty-fourth New
York dedicated monument near the
Devils Den to Col. Ellis, who was killed
tkara
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-03

PHYsrdaxs recommend DIR. Prices
Cream Baking Powdes for hghtening and
ra;sing bread, biscuits cakes e.c-. because,
Wien making that table food more pleasant
10 the palate and more easy 10 the digestive
organs, It takes no nulniiye element from
de Goar. Chemists endorse DR.. Priess
Powder as the most perfect made.
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&C Beoapxar, Roox 50

EEw YoEK, March 2, 1893.
HaTing been cured Of severe attack OF
rheunatisn Of the neck and shoulders BY
uans AIleocRs Porous Plas.ers, ] feel it my
duty TO strongly commend their use 70 any
one similarly afflicted. For period Of
several months ] had exhausted many oh
er socaIled remedies without obtaining the
slightest relief Finally ] applied one Of
AilcocKs Porous Plastdrs and found my.
self almost Immediately cured.
/ consider them q true blessing.
Faithfully yours,
JANIS X. Hosn<s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-03

TIE Enquirer pins its faith to HoADLT
and thinks with him as the candidate the
election will be settled in favor Of the Dem
ocrats in October. If the Enquirer can
produce the documents to prove its asser-
ton the Chicago Convention will likely
sdont lis yfews.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-03
I Cbnn.. Tor Jobn sh.r,asu.

NV ORLEANS, July 2.--Ths Picaynne's
EsoP special .sy s.'%STSsy %ss,.,". s,sa's; ;v =.
todo colorcd planter snd respected cihssn,
living near here, wss wsylsid and nddled
with outlets and instantly killed. James X.
RuttledRe has been arrested fos tho crime.
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Threa Men KiIIah.

HAVANA, July 2-The boiler Of the Span
ish man of war Egero exploded at Las
Nuevitas to-day with great violence. Three
persons we're killed and Eve severely in
iured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-03

F. D. Messy, the cvratic correspondent
of the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette con
,iuues to expose his ignorance Of West Viz
ginia politics in a series Of well written let
tvrs from this State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-03

Il don't feel sellr' The stomach is ont Of
order; neglected, this means chronic dys-
pepsia, You should take Aeker's Dyspsp-
sia Tablets and avoid this terrible disease
Sold BY Edmund Pocking and C. Menke.
meIler, druggists, Wheeling, ". Va. aud
and F. P. Zimn,.- bridgeport, o.
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True Merit Alone

Has given AllcocHs Porous Plasters the
largest sale Of any external remedy in the
world. If you have been using other kinds
o. plasters, one trial Of "AlleocRs viii con-
vince you Of their wonderi1lIupenority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-03

Pu,.pIIPu1l, July 2-The fifteen year
Ia bov sent here from Quincy, Illinois, I'M
,rsr the supposition that he might be Chsrne I
.poss arrived today and was questioned oy
TN Ross Who positively said the lad was
/, q. his missing son.
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Figured Out.

CsIc4Go, July 1.-The Democratic dele
gates from Utah to the Chicago Convention
are Ransfo-d Smith and j. K wilkins:
First choice of Smith, TTlden and Hen
dricks; second, Hendricks and Cleveland;
third, Mcdonald and Cleveland; fourth,
Thurman. First choice Of Wilkins, Bay
q I'd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-03

II TIE Republicans have the good sense
to nominate u progressive, leveLheaded man
ike Dr. LOGAN for Governor, they will do
themselves credit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-03

JouS KsILY viii probably be sieker
man at Chicago than the Hon. JOIN L.
SuIIrv,N was at the sparring match.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-03

IT now looks as if Hon. &. WILLIS Vii
son will be the Democratic nominee for
Governor in West Virginia. Mr.. Wilson is
able and erratic
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-03

\ THOROUGH comprehensive, and ever
lasting reform is to be the Democratic bat
lie cry. Reform Inside the party as well as
cut of it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-03

"SUIlIvkNATED' is what . New Yorker
calls himself when he has dwelt over the
cups too long.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-03

II RANDALL is really TmDENS heir It IS
positive evidence that the teStator was Of
sound mind
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-03

GuvEESoE CARTER HARRISON is the way
a. viii be written after the election
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-03

The valuable services OF Hon. JoSEPU 5.
MILLER, of Cabeu county have been called
into reguiSitiOn to assist in representing the
Ohio county Democracy in the State Con
vention on the 23d inst This is high
compliment to the Democrats Of Ohio cOuu,
ty and TO the principle Of Home Rule,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-03
MICHIGAN MURDER.
An Elopement, n Murder and FINALLY
Suicide.

An Elopement, n Murder and FINALLY a
Suicide.
IONA, MICH., July I'm the township
of North Plains an elderly couple, named
Scott, are living. Scott had son named
Oscar by a former wife, twenty-three years
Of age Mrs. Scott is possessed Of a daugh-
ter about the same age, also by former
marriage The daughter welded man
named Vanderburg, forty-four years of age.
The young man and woman
we're thrown much together
They became two intimate to
suit Vanderburg and soon there was trou-
be. On Monday, April l9, Oscar Scott
started for Elmore, thirty miles distant,
and induced Vanderburg to 20 with him.
On the following Thursday afternoon Mrs.
Fanderburg appeared in Muir, four or FIVE
miles from her home, and engaged team
to 60 with her after her two small children
and a trunk, saying she was going to FL
lore Arriving at the house the cur
tains were drawn and Scott was seen within.
He had been there since the night before
and kept out of sight for some cause all
day. He with the woman, WENT to Muir,
anu lOOh u lSuL Tram lOf LihlOipI rNhAOAt-
ing receipts and receiving goods in Wander
burgs name. Scott and Mrs Vanderburg
have been living together since as man
and wife. Certain actions Of the couple
aroused the belief that the sudden
and mysterious disappearance of Van
derburg was caused by foul play. On Sat
urday deputy sheriff went to Elmore, took
Scott into custody, and began a systematic
search for Vanderburgs body. Sunday was
wasted in the useless search Of piece OF
woods in North Plains. Monday and yes
terday were spent to better adysn-
,age. At Elmore the officers struck trail
that led to q farmhouse, two mies northeast
Of the town, and there in the bottom
Of a we'll the body Of yanderburg was
found with his head smashed m with a club.
The well had been filed up sith brush and
rubbish and tbs fact led 10 the discovery Of
the body. Just as soon as Scott saw the
well was to Re examined he shot and killed
himself The two bodies are now awaiting
the action Of the coroner. The body Of the
murdered man having been covered with
water, II Is in tolerahe state Of preseiya.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-03

The most bitter and yindictive piece Of
partisan malice ever exhibited by the Chief
Magistrate Of great Republic was the veto
of the FIrz JoHN PORTER bill o. President
AErHUR. This one act will detracs from
the President all the reputation he had
made for his administration. It Is petty
hit Of snifefllneSs.
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He H0pors His Father and Draws az. 900.

He HoDoTz His Father and Draws sl5soOo.
Ibe holder Of one-6fih ticket 1882, the
capital Of $4,000 il the Louisiana State
Lottery, Tuesday, Is Mr.. Isaac Haines, en-
gipeer on the NJ 4 c. r. Z. To Chat.a-
nooga Times reporter, he said: Il hap
pencd to End an sd 81 bill in my pocket
book when in Memphis, aud concluded
TO bay q lottery ticket 0 N. A
Hauphin, Nov Orleans, La. by mail /
thought no more Of il. when telegram
from New Orleans was received to-day,
that No. 1882 had drawn the prize, $751;
coo, in The Louisiana State Lottery, /
fcnnd that ny ticket correspOnded With the
number He has been On the NJ. 4 c. K.
T. fourteen years, nnd is held in high es.
teen. BE has supported two sisters and
En- aged iaaler for years near Stevenson,
Ala A few months ago. in the same
Louisiana State letter.. he drew a large
prize. receiving $500 fox his share, Mem
phis Tenn Ledger, asy ls
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which the House adjoured The next morn
ing the motion to lay on the table was lost
by tie vote.
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PREsrDEST AnrEUE is no lawyer.
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Arkansas.

Judge William Rose, of Little Rock, Ark,
who is a delegate, said: The Arkansas
delegation was instructed for Tilden, and
We are as vet loathe to go back on that in
struction. We are hopeful yet that he will
consent to De the candidate, and until he
declines more forcibly than he did in his re-
cent letter We will not unite onany one else'
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The Spanish cerses : 60 - -
10 improve Cuba and . q. -
Nin;sier Foster ASSURED ~ =. - ;
has 20 desire 10 annex e.
The English cnnssrsds !.
10 support the nosioa 70 e.es1l
e.ament on III Egyp!ias p,IieJ :
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y erfiNOnt

General 3. 2. Smailey, of Vermont, who
is both member of the National Demo
cratic Committee and delegate at large to
the Convention SAYS that the Vermont del
esation has no direct preference, but will
occupy pretty much the same position held
bv the rest Of the StateS-that is, they are
prepared to accept any man agreeable to
the New York delegation.
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BEFORE BREAKFAST.

CLEVELAND stock is a little up.
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Thurman's Strength.

Mr.. English said that Senator Thurman 5
strength in California was due 70 his bill
which curtail2d some Of the privileges Ofthe
Pacific roads.
Mr.. English said the causes of the opposi-
tion to Justice Field were his decisions on
phases of the Chinese question aud his re
cent ruling declaring the Railroad Board Of
Equalization unconstitutional
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-30
ART IN FLOWING.

A writer in the Tribune and Far
mer says: Allow me to say that q
good farmer cannot afford to have a
boy plow for him. In the first place,
it is not boys work to follow team
all dav, or even half day; then he
cannot mend q balk by pulling the
p!ow back; he cannot turn a corner
properly for want of strength in his
arms; and if he follows the plow,
he never will have straight legs. So
much for the boy. Flowing needs to
be done in the best manner to insure
q crop; any after culture, for corn for
instance, cannot retrieve bad plowing
in the first place. l see very many
fields where farmers have for years
commenced plowiHg on the outside,
and continued to do 50 until they
have raised quite bank, and fairly
dug oat the center. This should
never be done If your field is
level and even and you must pIow in
lands, have them Of even width,
blowing ont and hackfurrowing alter
nately., and never crossplow.. And
Just here l would remark that in the
old countries the land is always
plowed in one and the same direc-
ton, and my own experience has
taught me that it is a correct prac-
tice, always leaving tie land more
mellow and better disintegrated,
and l think thatjs the object ofplow-
ing at all. where cross-plowing will
cause the land to be full Of Jumps and
clods.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-30
TOP-DREsSlNG W%.

The first part Of this month is q
good time for top dressing ths mead,
oEs with the manure made in the
yards since planting was finished.
The fall rains. which are to be ex,
pected this month, will carry the
fertilizing quantities Of the manure
down into the soil at once, and 'he
grass will be induced to make a
stronger root, which will carry it
through the winter and help it to q
vigorous start early in the spring.
Where land is not absolutely needed
for cultivation it may be kept in
grass for many years by an applica-
ton of manure in the fall once in
three or four years, and profitable
crop may be grown and the cost OF
breaking up and reseeding may be
saved. If manure is spread now it
may be narrowed month later and
will then be so finely pulverized that
the grass will get the full benefit of
u. and it will not obstruct the COM
ing up Of the tender blades in the
spring.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-30
8nrnr, @arosn : 5onseBoIn.
PREVENTING GAPES IN
CHICKENS.
To the Editor Of the Country Gentleman.

have noticed for some time that
there has been quite q discussion in
your paper about what is called the
gapes in chickens, and its cures. l
can give-an unfailing preventive If
commenced in the e1rly spring and
persevered in. 1t vas given to me
BY very old woman many years ago,
and I have never had a case OF
gapes among our chickens since L
first tried it. She told me that II l
would look closely on the ground IN
the early morning, would find a Lit-
tie red worm about one inch IN
length and about the size Of small
thread; that the chickens ate this
worm, were very fond Of it, and II
gave them the gapes. The preren-
tive is always to feed the chicks be
fore taking them out. Keep them
shut ND till the heaviest dew is OFF
the grass, and this must be perSeV-
cred in during the season. The
failure in so doing one morning may
give the chicks the gapes.
When the chicks are let out With
out feeding they are so hungry from
their nights fast that they pick up
this little worm and it always finds
its way into the windpipe instead Of
the stomach. l know these to be
facts. Feed young chicks with dry
corn bread, fat meat, when conven-
lent, (never with wet feed or dough-
and plenty Of fresh water, and you
will never have the gapes among
chickens. have a division in my
poultry yard, and in the small yard
/ have a house 10 by 6 feet, made OF
old planks that were considered OF
no account. The house!sis set on
posts about three feet above the
ground. In this house l keep the
Young chicks and their mothers at
night, until they are large enough to
be removed to the large hen house
I feed them in the house every,morn-
ing before letting them out ana nev
er have a sick one. have found
out that an ounce Of prevention IS
worth paund Of cure. 5. ).
FRANKLIN COUNTY, KY.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-30
INSUR RANCE.

We arc still writing insurance on de-
sirable property Cf all kinds in Town
and County, in the old, strong and retla'
BILE
liverpool G London G Globe IN
surMnce Conepany.
Continental ms. Co. Of ". York.
ms. Company Of North America.
Hurttord Fire ms. Co. Of Ha'fto'|,
Conn.
The combined Capital ana Assets of
Companies in our agency. lOotS up
Ss::2, ,SSl,SOS.
No guess work. have figures to show.
If Won want poSitiuc Insurance against
loss. We will he pleased to write it for
you
Gin House risks taken with either
steam. water -" horse power.
y. =. DOOZER x ~ON.
Sep; II Il Agents.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-30
liver. Kidney Or Stomach Trouble.

svmptoms: Impure blood, costive bowels,
irregular appetite, sour belching, pains in
side, back and heart, yellow urine burning
breath. no desire for work, chills, teyers,
irritability, whitish tongue, dry cough,
dizzy head, with dull pain in back part, ;?ss
of memory, foggy sight. For these troubles
"SWAYNE'S PILLS" are sure cure: Bon
rS0 Pi1Is1. by mail, 25 cts. tor 500. Ad-
dress, DR.. SWAYNE s. son, Philada.,. Pa
SoIcI I,v druggists. Jas. Sly.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-30
Saved Her Life!
RIDGE, MCINTOSH Co., Ga,

hIDGE, NCINIUSh w. VA
DR.. J. BRADFIELD-Dear Sir: | have
taken several bottles of your Female Regula.
tor for failing Of the womb and other diseases
combined. of sixteen years standing, and l
really believe am cured entirely, for which
please accept my heartfelt thanks and most
profound gratitude. l know your medicine
saved my life, so you see cannot speak too
highly in its favor. have recommended it
to several of my friends who are suffering as
Twas. Yours very respectfully.
MRS. ". Z. STEBBINS.