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/, Fire at Tho Fitt.hurGh Perlnitenttnry

iPlrrsnuRoH, Pa, Oct. 24.-This n,orn,
Ing, about s o'clock, the guards on duty at
tho Western penitentiary disco yeret
flames Issuing from that portion Of the
building occupied by Warden Wright as
residence. The sounding Of tho alarm
quickly brought the fire department to
the scene, but inthe meantime the flames
had gained considerable headway and be-
lore they could be subdued damaged the
building to the extent Of from $1,000 to
$4,000. Tho news that the penitentiary
was burning spread rapidly and created
intense excitement. Rumors we're circu-
lated that several prisoners had been
hurt and others escaped, but these proved
untounded. In fact the prisoners were
not aware Of the fire until the flames were
extinguislied, as the Wurden's residence
is a separate building and connected to
the prison by u bridge. The fire was
caused by n defective tlue. : ~ i
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Tho Exp edition to ISllnrfn,,Yu n 5siJtS
,Spox, Oct. a4.-The Cabinet bos

LoSnoS, Oct 4.-The Cabinet bia.s, s. nj Il, e
yet sanctioned the expedition to tKhar.!
toum. They will not decide tho question:
before tho return OF Lord Northbrook's 'sS
british High Commissioner, who is ino,ssI
n Egypt General Walsclcy will be ready 4;
llalfa to Sarras, b. S"s ~ 'ls5 s5
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Triple Murder.

NEw ORLEANS, Oct. 24.-The Times
Democrats Baton Range special says
Sheriff Bates has Just returned from Clin.
ton. He reports rumors there Of the inur-
der Of three persons, the father, son and
nephew. in st. Tammany parish, a few
days ago; and that posse pursued, ,
captured and hanged four OF the negro
murderera and wer" on the track Of others.
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OHIO ELECTIOS.
Die Onlclnl rscturnA-ltepubllcnn plur1

N,e oflelal Reconsideration Plurality
q. III & II 1874. /. J.. 81 Z 5 S.,s.;sss;
Col.vMnus, O., Oct. 2+.-The official re-
turns are all in, and tho iootings were
completed by tho Secretary, Of State to.
xlav as follows '5hf3' o' a''s,5'So rs : :
Fer Secretary Of. State-Robinson, Re-
publican, 3al ,599;a Newman, Democrat,
3so275; Morris, Prohibitionist, o,s57
Herald, Greenbacker $3.50. a77LLSSE Lf:E;
For Supreme judge ohnson, Repul.
licau, @02,sl7; Martin, Democrat, Ss7, ,06s
Roseborough, prohibitionist, 0,S57; Gro.
gan, Greenbacker, 9,7S0. X. ts.s3s. 5isiS; y;
For Member Of Board Of Public Works
I-Flickinger, Republican, .303,s 3,ss5; Bonier
Democrat, 37o,soa Kirkendall, prohibi
lionst, 9,oo4; Ogden, Grccnbackcr, s,527
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Attempted Wholesale. Fl Pul.on,nr.

PnnLADELrll1A, Pas oct. 24:-A ls-year
old colored boy named Middleton G. Moore,
arrested last night upon chareeoi poison
ing Mrs. Wright, was arraigned this morn
ing. Ho was held for. trial on charge of
attempt to poison the family: 1t was
shown that the nurse took water iron, the
ten kettle to prepare food and was almost
Immediately taken i'll; vomiting blood.
An analysis ofittheI contents OF the ten
kettle showed it contained subliniate, ~, : =,
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Che Qat:e'u.i2eIlttttljf'.r'l;:; ii 81 ; J.
onlcs, No.. ~ and " foarteenth Street.
Aln llESpmcxs is amusing in his old

Nh. lIEsDncxs Is amusing in his old
usc, At Grccncastle, Indiana, yesterday,
he said all the better element Of people
including ministers were favorable to
Cleveland. Mr.. Beccher stands alone OH
the side Of tho Governor OF New York,
while twenty.eight preachers in Buffalo,
the home OF Cleveland, have hung their
gates on tho other post. But, then, this Is
in keeping with Hendricks dclusivc cry
abou, the Treasury surplus. The exigcn.
cies Of the present campaign have evident
" blunted his ideas Of honesty OF express
sion. This Is the most delicate way OF
putting thcpoint that VIC know Of. 4
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PostO!tics S,n,is,ics,,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24-The receipts Of
the Post Office Department for the fiscal
year. ended June 80, 1854, exelusire=-oi
money order revenue, was s4o,sls,G35,
and expenditures s4G,4ll,772, leaving a
deficiency Of s35g3,l37 which is at
tributed to the reduced postal rates. The
Department last year had surplus OF
s22,653, $50. This years deficiency how
ever will be reduced about sl0O,OO0 by the
money order revenues. The result con.
firms the estimate made by President
Arthurin his message TO the last Congress.
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SEwS YonK,;3 7 Oct. 2244.-Thc failures
throughout the country for the last seven
days as reported to r. g. .Dun5s Co. are :
United States 2S5, Canada %: 7 Total S25s,
against 2l8 last week. The increase is
divided between the Western, Southern
and Pacific States and New York City. "
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/ Steamboat Burneis

I. NEw ORLEANS, Oct. 24.-7-Thc steamboat
Henry Frank, hence last evening for
Memphis, burned to the waters edge last
night near Davis Creyasse. The boat
and cargo are q total loss. No. lives lost.
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be sufficient. What next? Why, Beechcl
proceeded TO tell that after this hc wanted
nlnina IN ha GansaiasY of Etafn.M d

be sufficient. What nextP Why, Beecller
proceeded 10 tell that after this hc wanted
Blaine TO be Secretary of State:g. 4f.
II met Mr.. Blaine once. after that, and
had some conversation with lin. Going
out from tho Adams Express office, and
walking down tho street, he said: What
do you think OF the Cabinet that Garfield
Is TO tom?.. Myreply was: 'Well, don't
meddlc with such things much. Tho only
thing know, Is who ought 10 DO Secre.
tnry OF State 'Whor' said he. said J.,
James G. Blaine. ~ az @ b.
Hltis difficult to decide which Is the most
ridiculous, Beecher's defense Of Cleveland,
or his attack upon Blaine. After he was
convinced that Blaine was a bad man he
wanted him for Secretary OF State, and he
would make IN awful example OF Cleve.
land before the young men OF tho country
by elccting him to the Presidency. What.
ever else may be said about Bcecher, there
can hardly be any mistake about It that
he has outlivcd his usefulness in politics.
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: I Tho Pangs Of Poverty

PulLApELrlllA, Oct. 24-Alrs. Annie
Logan, aged % years, killed hct thre-year
old boy and herself = She gavc tho little
fellow laudanum, took q quantity herself
and turning on the gas SO that the escape
would sufIocato them, laid down to die.
Letters left by her indicate that poverty
and the desertion Of her husband led TO
the murder and suicide. b II f2SSsseas
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ST.; JOSEPH, Mo-, Oct. 224.-Wm. southcr.
land, aged 20, was lodged in}jail here 10.
day for killing Edna +. Morrow, 10 years
old, twelve, miles north Of Rockport in
Atchison county, last night. South.
erland was in tho employment
Of Morrow, farmer, and had &C.
duced his daughter to whom he
was engaged 10 be married. Tho parents
objected 10 tho match, not knowing their
daughter had been ruined. Realizing
that tho denoument was near. at hand
Switzerland last evening took q dose Of
strychnine and then shot his victim twice,
both balll, taking effect in the head. The
timely arrival Of q physician saved South.
erland's life. g.i,. 5..1, a, +, m - n
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Drowned Willie Duck Shootlnr

NNArAxgE, osT., Oct. 24.-James Clark,
druggist, and Frederick Dewsbury, book
keeper, Of Belleville, drowned in the bay
Of Quinte to-day. They were duck shoot
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Somebody who calls himself 4 scientist
has discovered that every ton of sen. wnterii
contains three cents worth OF gold. 4. ThSg
bother is howto get the gold out. In ortlcrt
70 get tenough to buy u bottle Of Drown's4
ircn Bitters. he would have 10 sort ,oyerS
Just thlrty.tlirce and one:third tons 6f fhs'
brlny fluid. BY TINT time he would Ja se
played out that the contents Of at least on%
bottle would bc necessary to restore him.
iiut It is great restorer, and cures cong,
pletely dyspepsia, malaria, etc. .t,! t,sS
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Strike In Qlraa Shin Yartla,

GLASGOW, Oct. 24-The !rlveters in the
Clyde ship yards struck this morning
against piece work system. Their places
were filed with nor: :union men, but the
strikers attacked the latter and drove them
AWey, Z n
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DELrRos, NAN, Oct. .4.-William Hall,
Of this place, aged IS, was shot aud in
stantly killed yesterday by his son Lin.
coin, ugel Is. They were engaged in a
family quarrel at the time. The son paye
himself up and is now under arrest. i ":
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Fully Prepared

lor cold weather. Five hundred scalico''
comforts from 75c, Soc esand 81 .0O.9S A.s III.
,ilne Of carpets hemprS homemade 9 rav: IN;
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mats, window shades sswall payers, pianea
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EVERY ono has a will and a mind to
think for himself, yet many will 20 about
hacking md coughing until friend
recommends r Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup for
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nutterworth Mt / steubenyllle

'5.T7TN1 TBUttcfWOfth ht stcuUoUS1tlos ~ T1ET.
Special i,i.pa!cA 70 The lnteltigtnetr. u
SrEuns.;vlLLE, o., Oct. 24.-Hon. Ben
jamin Buttelworth, Congrcsman.elect, OF
Cincinnati, will address the Republicans
! Of this city on Monday night next.
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~ Q lllII Ono Cako z Y 90 z n
bleachea canton aannels at 5 cents per
yard will move lively to-day. III
E, n, IMcGlLLIN t& Co. Is
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Our designs in hats this Season arc r yerv ,r,
elegant, comprising every shape and stylcl
lady can wish for n ID iSts a ~ ~. t,;s ,f
L. NJ. McG,I.L1S & co..
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We make special effort to please eve-
ryone in our handkerchief department.
Oar styles are! the choicest in the market.
n E, n, !IcGILLIN & Co, a
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d Dun gents colored underwear fro,o Ok =
up, arc extra cheap, at ~ ~ y
81 iil4fsj. y: NJ! NlcG Him Z COS I, I
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Y y ASSIGNEE A. ST s sale:of good boots and IN shoes
ut 2l03 Main street. !" &c - 0'.0ss
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The magistrate said twas wrong Of; the
prosecution to intimate that Rogers was q
quasi:criminal- The demands Of Justice
would hc met. by binding tho defendant
over to keep tho peace. n, y;
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!, S. on'yi ", IWeaty,s'vc Cents ~
tor Jersey caps, III all 'eolors, at ~ II
+, N. MGGlLLIS & Cois X
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f!!IiAfTER THE CIRCUS THE MfSsTREtS. ( IN,
Judge Brannon concluded 1iia9 9,fTtsSS fsTptseeSch
shortly, before, nine o'clock and picked up
his hat to leave when yell was heard for
Col. White, who was sitting expectantly.
on the platform. The Colonel bIushel
and began to get up where he was greeted
by the exhoriation, t"Giye them HI, Col
one" - .i'a;l III. ,415i5f i37IG l.
! The Colonel came forward, his conical
Uranium barred to the wintry blasts that
blew upon all the shivering Bourbons
alike, and intensified the bright lipht that
shone from the small sea OF Illuminated
countenanccs below him. Casting 4 n
glance of triumphat at Mr.. pendleton, who
had been 6dgeting for. some minutes in
twochnirs, the Colonel "connundrummed'
the crowd thusly: "Did you hear
from West Virginia7nS The remainder of
the speech was an atomatic reminiscence
Of the halcyon days Of 1880, when the
Colonel made n reputation for himself BY,
flying rhetorical b1zzards 10 greater altI.
tude than his aerial competitor, Mr.. Pen
d!eton flew his vampires Tho peculiar
dialect Of Hampshire county which the
Colonel 80 fuently manipulated contrib.
buted much to the beauty OF his animated
discourse and added to tho mystiiication
Of the delegation from: the suburbs OF
Howleytown in front Of him. During the
time that the Colonel was engaged in Gen.
Grating caloric Mr.. Pendleten was running
his hands through his ambrosial locks
and getting ready tho gaGs for one Of his
very best, ,game vampires, and as soon as
theR Colonel q sanks : exhausted 8 into
thes arms Of "Yachit'' Darral,2.the
bird SwasSSi LETT t,loose. III Ie & SfFttoamcl
pll over the State claimed Ohio, West Vir-
ginia and, other States and said, "We don't
want any Republican Syotes in this State
for Cleveland. We don't 't$need them this
ttmo." The remainder Of the speech con.
sisted Of those stereotyped platitudes as
familiar. to the average Democrat as the
backway to any Filth ward saloon on Sun:
day.. The small but appreciatiye crowd
then broke up, Ak i;SS 3Ssal
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by hounds, serpents, or venomous sting
ing insects, and Motif believe him to
be innocent-stand with him and for him. :"
[Long and loud applause and cheers isi
A BEgcnEn STORY. IN
But there is this difference between
Beechcr and Cleyeland: The former pro.
iessed innocence Of the charges against
him; tho latter makes no such profession,
and Mr.. Beecher's wonderful charity
seems to be q personal matter toward
Cleveland. Eng q q y &
The whole business reminds one forcibly
OF the story. Of thcjMry TINT was tampercd
with, which was so popular in the corridora
Of the Chicago hotels, when the Demo.
cratic delegations discussed. the situation
ina conversational way during the Ma.
tional Convention Of that party. But Mr..
Beecher's exposure Of himself last night
was not confined to his reading OF Cleve.
land 8 letter, FURNISHED; with the same
piquanl Of his own exerience. He told OF
IN interview with Mr.. Blaine about the
Joy story. lle told tho story to Blaine
and he said! quote from tho full report
Of his speech last night: : sf;c 5i IS; &
II was struck, after narnting it, that hc
didn't lly into anger; that he didn't per-
emptorily and, with the indignation Of an
honest man, deny it, Without quoting
iiisswords, this was their substance:
'Whyssthis can't be. l don't remember
that ever bad any transactions in thnt
direction. don't think that / had any
bonds or anything Of that kind at that
time. Why, il is not probable that Mr.,
Joy.The couldn't have said any such
thing MS that t1it e ,; -
A few sentences further on Beecher says
Of himself and Blaine: Both OF ius were
polite on the outstde and cxtremelyiindig.
nant on the inside" No, after stating that
ho was struck because ,B)aiun did mt q "
into anger, he credits him with gex trewe
Indignation inside" That would seem Il
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deed so strong is our faith in them. and also t.
convince you that they nre no huhibu2, We Will
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free trial box,
We don't want your money until you per-
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-02-13
MY HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE

Having been surgeon In charge of two leading
hospitals enables me to treat all private troubles
with excellent results l wish 1t distinctly under
stood that do claim to perform impossibil-
ties, to have miraculous or supernatural power.
| claim only to be skilful and successful Phys-
elan and Surgeon THoRoudHLY Informed in my