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The Dickinson press., 1884-04-26

Wells May Apple n4iyan Pills, l0c.
CROUCH OF DENTIST Tooth Powder, 15c.
The though on Tooth" Powder, elegant. 15c.
The Dickinson press., 1884-04-26

Victor Schuyler drowned himself at Wabash,
Ind, because he was Tilted.
The Dickinson press., 1884-04-26
COuSuu1ptlOn

VUNSuuIpCtUn.
is Il disease we all dread. 1t often carries its
victim to an untimcly grave. How important,
then, for those who cherish life and health tn
prevent that disease in its early stages. Every
Cold or Cough should be treated with Aliens
LING Balsalm. There is no better remedy.
The Dickinson press., 1884-04-26

No poisonous drugs enter into the compost
ton Of Carboline. the II .trral hair ~rpstorcr and
dressing. 1t is the perfection of the chemists
art, and will, beyond IL rcradvcntule. restore
the hair on bald heads.
The Dickinson press., 1884-04-26

Piso's cure for consumption does moi dry upa
it removes the cnIlSc.
The Dickinson press., 1884-04-26
REv. HENRY WARD BEEcnEE Sold onlvin boxes

DIR. Sanforl's Liver Observation-Disclosures
Tonic; will cure when other medicines fail.
The Dickinson press., 1884-04-26
Cattle Wanted.

s'Rongh on Rats, - clears out Rats, Mice. 15c.
Mother Swans Worm Syrup, tastelcs-. 2:5c.
though on Coughs Troellos, 15c; liquid5 sic.
The Dickinson press., 1884-04-26

0C0 w 131V OOU1Cu1d oOCS q 106.
TNTANTILE and Birth Humors. Milk Crust,
Il Scaled Head, Eczemas, and every form of
Itching. Scaly, Pimp.y, Scrofulous and inherited
Hair, cured by the CurIcunA REMEDIES. Absolutely
pnfe and safe. Cuticura the great Skin Cure, 30
cts; Cnticnra Soap. an exquisite Skin Beautitier
aud only Medicinal Baby Soap, a5 cts. and Cuticura
Resolvent, the new Blood Purifier. 81, are sold by
druggists. Potter Drug and Chemical Co, Boston.
10 Send for GLOW to Cure Skin Diseases"
The Dickinson press., 1884-04-26

swifrs Specific 6. $. S. has cured me en-
tirely of bad Blood Poison. l went 1W miles
to get it, and ii made me as sound as a new
dollar. j. w. Weylcls, Madvillc, Pa.
Charles Shcllton, aged forty-tive, of Golden
Hill. MD. murdclnl luis son aucl tMrutY YearS.
The Dickinson press., 1884-04-26

,Chapped Hands, Face. PiInpIes. and rough
CAswELL. HAZARD L Co.. New York.
The Dickinson press., 1884-04-26

c. i. Hollcr, of Providence. was afraid he
would become insane, and 20 drowned himself.
The Dickinson press., 1884-04-26

"Buchu-paiba," Great Kidney and Urinary Cure. 81
Trough on Corns. for Corns, Warts. Bunions. l5c
Wells Health ltenewer'curcs Dyspepsia, Impotence
The Dickinson press., 1884-04-26

Odd Fellows hall burned April 1G at Keno
Wis. Loss, 1000: insurance, $2,4W.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
THE BIRMINGHAM RIOT.
LIBERAL LEADERS TO BE PROSECUTED.

THE TOWN HALL GREATLY DAMAGED--A SPEECH
ny LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL.
LONDON, Oct. 14.-The damage to the Aston
Grounds in Birmingham from the attack of the
Liberals upon the Conservative meeting there yes
terday is heavy. The Conservatives propose to
prosecute the Liberal leaders charge of incit-
ing the riot At daylight the serious nature OF the
riot was revealed. There is a gap eight feet wide
in the wall where the mob rushed toward the
Town Hail. The platform which the rioters twice
demolished lies in the centre of the skating rink
confused mass of timber. All the chairs and doors
were smashed into atoms. The hall looks as If it
had been the scene of q dynamite explosion. Tho
refreshment bars looted and the liquors drunk,
and the bottles thrown on the floors. The gas
fittings were wrenched from the walls. The
gardens and flower beds were also destroyed.
BIRMINGHAM, Oct 14.-Lord Randolph Churchill
to-day opened the Charitable School Bazaar. Upon
his entrance he was received with loud cheers, but
some groans were heard. He made a speech IN
which lie said that he trusted his presence would
produce no repetition of the violence Of yesterday
organized gang. lie deprecated that the party to
which John Bright belonged was inluslng party
spirit into national education. They desired to ex-
cludc from the schools the Bible, which Mr. Bright
admitted had been useful TO him In worldly as
pect. teaching him fOrcible and dramatic use or
language.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
HOW JOHN HAY VIEWS TIE RESULT.
nEPuBr1cANs THOROUGHLY AnousED-rHE REsUL
MEANS 10000 FOR BLAINE ~ NOVEMBER.

REPUBLICANS THOROUGHLY EOrsED-rIiE RESULT
MEANS 10000 FOR BLAINE IN NOVEMBER.
NY TELEGRAPH 10 rIiE rRIBUSr.I
CLEVELAND. Oct 14.-After the most hotly con
tested fight in the history of the state, the Repub-
licans Of Ohio have won u great victory They had
to contend against combination of whIskey beer,
cold water AMI coal oil. The brewers,the disters.
tho Standard Oil Company and Mr. -. John all did
their worst The Democrats were spcndidly or
ganiaed and pentfully supplied with money. They
have been betting rcckiessy for three days. with
q confidence based on their knowledge of the cash
aud the repeaters at their disposition. The Repub-
licans were strong IN their cause and IN the enor-
nous popularity of Blaine. lIis visit thoroughly
stirred mp the masscs and so cager we've the Repnb-
leans 20 begin voting that they gathered by hun
dreds end thousands at the polls this morning at
iaybreah. Az many Of the precincts half the inll
vote was polei before . v'coch. The business
men IN the larger cities gave the day ~ to work
40 tho pulls Tho RESULT IL a victory beyond the
pxrppteiuns ~ the mpst snhsnine politirians'
View ed IA the light of the rsttabflihaiy tonhihai
tnh against VA, v means llnnW majority ioi haihn
IN November II ~. Republicans eah to thia ~
dor such aypfap circumstances 90 tnhinhtei 40
N this State Why should they iaQ ~ any Northern
statef innS nav,
itktAssiatant sbUFpthiy ~ statr,I
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

TIM uAaur, Oct. t-lhe King viii open the Dutch
Parliament on November IL
nrniis oct ii-Empcror william has confertcd upon
,ienrta Baron van loe, tunhianirf VI me
Eighth Army COrps the decoration OF the ordef VI the
Rcd Eagle.
Iyoss oct "A -Rpditious placaris have been posted
In dnprnt pafts of this city calling meeting 9, WIFI
ninpn whU are ont ~ employment " niuoahni'r '"a'
ths ,in, rrninent viii prevent the meeting being heb'
prpttS Oct i-the closing Of the University at keh
has greatly inrensed the educated classes of hnssa ~
10 ,ru,ntpI that the University At thaAun nss oeeh
,t,snJ The Nnssan uutpinilen has resolved W piv'
,,pi aeanst the ,ebeous studeh,s
r,nis oct AN i1nutlet, the new Minister cf Vo,n
,rst.ain ~ the piesrn commercial eiisis WITH view
tn ih1 adoption VI remedial bessuies'
uAVHt oct IA heavy does gate hss felln, ntf The
a., 10 his ha,tn uhAtrnrtns navigation uniii 10 W
mn,d Il viii prevent The lngi.sa ~ pstess ~ Tho steam
90 uf the ,pnplai itahsstlahtip line
CtTINi OOt i4-ihe citizens Vt Calanis have au',
s,h Il sufficient tu redeem the enlon otpss wh,'h
Was pu seni,d tn tho cardinal u San iuoe Nv tho fuiri
and Mhich tbs ner gave Va tho nuuiers ny tho teeeh'
tornado
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
TELEGRAPH NjfkS
SMALLPOX IN DAKOTA


AVHab\ A, uak ppt IA ntuali,us " safint 'n,stv
40, suns have aIpd AID Hiaetpei, 'n"ir s,p s'ps
I'm. ztsxp coAenm,s tMhtstnsm n.n,,, ~,
z,ti ,aan,nan 6ss beun arrested an iods.d W la,
CHARGED With lhe muTsous assault on pr fhs ~ hssw
fori one week ago. - ..-
THE PUBIIO HEALTH ASSOCIATION Mkttv
sr IO,Iis dot. A,-ihe twelfth annual meeting ~ mo
Pubc Health Association began hero to-day with about
siYty delegates present -
IMPORTING LUNArICa FROM EUROPE
PmlApEIIiiIA, Oct. lA--The United States imalkfs'
ton have discovered two unsslcs saSms
ihe passeng.rs brought over ON tha AmertcAn hno
STEAMER Pennsylvania and have reporaed tho matter ~
the Collector o the PORT who has taken steps "
them from landing and " compel the steamship COMPANY
10 return them ~ England.
FATALLY BURNED BY GASOLINE.
WAsHNGTON Oct. lA-Ths afternoon, - 2 yoans
woman, Jane Holmes, nyns In III: city "a ~ ss.s -
gasolne stove her clothing caught nre ava s shss
sistance could 10 given she was burned ." oseS '"~
death resulted In Q few hourA
THE HOOKING VALLEY NINE BIZ: r,,. a
CotuxnUn Oct lI.-Tho nre ~ tia eynmeSso 11' 1e' -
Carbon HiIi wee extinguished to.aay IT, t,,s "a
smother the hre N tho ninc ~ ssno "s''
the names aye soU raging
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
TllE T0NQrlN CAMPAIGN
uis, Oct ia letter from the french Con

pAHis, Oct tl,=Alettei from the ltrhth Noh
Ell atshaAsia tohe Senior iurea tuhs'i heit pun
ilshp Tho writer promises ihal tho french VII nnt at
iaob shanghai 40 VIVA sUng nnipas hihs violates Tho
law NJ neutrality, The merchants ~ iaiphehg at The
invitation of tho French agent There nave
formed themselves into 'hamhnr ef '"h,'
meroe with NJ Cnnstantn as President and NJ. fanre
as Vice President The IaAansgegHi iioDr kooefoFts
papop, asserts that the Government has Nst iteeNeh
alarming news from nina an loliulh when 10 WIN,
Admiral peyron Minister or Marine viii ask credit of
francs to delraN the expenses III the iltuci
operations in Tonduiu IN the last three months.
IONDON, Oct b.-rchu Ism Tehen, the new Chinese
Minister 10 Germany, Austria ANA tay' mas arrive" ~
sue1. He il on his way tO Berlin.
Hone KONG, Oct. li-Admral Courbet II reinforcing
the French squadron before Iamsui, tosnnsa ana Is
prcparug to renew the attack upon that town. He has
Sent Admiral Lcspts who recently defeated by the
Chinese, back To ke-lung.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
trNemNa NfaRofs N NissotRl

Ar Louis, oct. IA dispatch To ihe Iosi,
bisp0th from tuoR, M, SAYS that asa ',iiseaf OH
eiil named hennert Mas Walking yesterday Win .
Younger sister past ourhheld near ,inlhIla ono Of
three negroes working n tha ield assaulted her Tho
little sisercaired tho alarm h0ne Ani number ~ nen
organized immediately, All ho hosl0rs veto iuand IN
the Held armed with knives and enn. They made
emt at resistance but finally surrendered and were takan
To uthrie aud nut under guard At O'clock this
ing party 0f mounted rode to the house where tho
negroes were confined and nrud 90 Them thfohsn me
windows one of the negro,s ran into the street and
was shot dead The Others we're .pin fired upon and
one. the assanor fell down and wfs rtt Tor deal put
an investigation showed that he oi hsned death. Hs
Wa, taken u lail to-day.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
EARLY REPORTS FROM TIE ClrIEs.

EARLY REPORTS FROM THE CliiL'.
4 HEAVY voir ANp REPUBLICAN, GAiNs-fpih
sipis CLAIM tuLEDp.
CirvrtANp, Oct 1.-THE weather throughout
the Western Reserve to-day was beautiful ann "
large vote was rulcd. There was ~ unusual ex-
element hnl both sides worked earnestly Nearly
100 arrests fol repeating have been niade to-hnN.
The Fifteenth Ward show q net Republican pain ct
pta The small towns ~ this county l'nNaharal
shuW Republican raiha
t;ppo,ls f,nm ,owNs ~ The Western lisset,e show
Republican uains and q very beaNS tote
kowa ho,n the NNih District II favorable I" We
kiineys election oyef i'alee l'ehh
CuitMBt Got iI,-i he Weather to-ha, lhW'sht
aud clear, with oool hreeze aud everything was
favorable for a iull yole, M disturbances OF con-
sequence have been reported IN this city heyond lhe
arrest of few strangers for trying TO vote illegally
aud some others foi dsorderly conduct,
BoIn PARTIES CLAIM TOLEDO.
ToLrpo. oct. 1.-The election here passed OH
quietly. probably the largest vote ever cast in
this lIucasl county being polled. Both parties
nut forth their best efforts. Roth sides are conf
dont Of the success Of their tickets. notable fea
turc of the day was the large number of vest pocket
tickets.
DAYTON DEMOCRATIC BY SMALL MAJORITY
DAYTON Oct. 1.-The election in this city
passed of quietly. Very few Illegal votes were
cast, everybody was orderly, and a fuil vote was
polcd. The indications are thar Dayton Will give
800 Democratic majority. The Soldiers Home
cast full vote, with probably 300 majority.
AGAIN ~ GESEHAL EOBINSoNs HOME.
Krxrox. Oct 1.-THE Fourth Ward of this town,
the home of General Robinson, the Republican
candidate for Secretary, shows net Republican
gain of 1N2. -
AKKoX Oct. 1.-THE election passed off quietly
and a vcry large vote was poiled. The scratching
was less than usual.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
WEST VIRGINIA CLOSE.
VICTORY CLAIMED BY BOTH PARTIES,
TIE DEMOCRATS BOAsfING, Bur TUE RFruBfICANs
QtITuY CoNtIDENr-sCRArCHiNG by DEMO-
CEA1S.
nv rrrrGp,rn 10 rnr TniruNrl


Q,rruY coNtIDrYr-sCRArcnlNG by nfNo-
CRA1s.
fny TrIrGRNu 10 tnr TninuNrl
WHEELING Oct. 1.-THE largest vote ever cast
in this state was poled to-day In many voting
prccincts every voter had deposited his ballot by y
o'clocl In this city the vote is nearly one thou-
sand in excess of that cast Mt any previous elec-
ton. The scratching was something remarkahle
aud will delay the counting of the returns seriously
Apparently there was sharper contcst among the
Democrats for their local candidates than for their
state ticket. tncVrecird gains nnd losses atc ~.
prrtcd IN all the wards. 1hs leads to confusion
IN the estimates. Both parties appear sanpuino ot
succcss. The Democrats atc bold IN their CLAIMS
while the Republicans are quietly confident lhe
Republicans have done little b0asling, hut mn'h
work, and they confidently expect good showing
They may not have carried the state, hut they
have mndo valuable gains
This evening the Republicans see nothing 10 JUS
iiiy any change In the estimate made Yesterday
of q small Republican majority In The State.
The long ticket, the unusual amount of scratch
inv aud the large vote make the work Of committing
slow and the rsult in the state cannut be eveu ga
timsied before tomorrow. The mrarie returns sn
fhi III show general Republican gains. and fe-
durrd Democratic majority Ia assured. even II tue
state should not 20 Republican.
There was $50 disturbance VI amy kind ~ the
poa here, hUt even hhUch down. " wastln thnst
orderly election over hrla hrie. here Ia ho charge
ni naud NJ ANY Mind iium either side,
AZ iintDn u Hnali town 90 ihp iiaitim0te hhl
Ohio read, si,lN iniips rpai ~ this piN hHit o.nt
a iuual unpa,iun "a 1aid a. have fuaulieh ~ TIE
death ~ twu hei,, M pai ilnniais ara ohiainahe,
tnn hain hinihalloh h,ihs brought ~ iir ciiY nv
passeHgers " ho caine through The hamlet,
Unexpectedly large gans afr ,epolIed iram se''
erg counties, no lnding fucker, IA which MI liialnr
has large landed nieIrhts, Ia that county ihe
whole Republican local uoket vas elected. thing
never before known.
Beikoley County shows largest Republican gains
of those heard from. Marion County, heretofore
DemOcTa ic promises to go kapnblican. lhls
county Ohio wall be close The votes are not
counted IN any precinct, but partial count shows
heavy Republican gains in Democratic wards.
AdyIccs from Belmont County show u Republi-
can gam of 800. Gains also reported IN Jefier
and Guernsey counties.
DEMOCRATIC CLAIM OF OVER 5000.
At IL o'clock tonight not a siugIe county had re-
ported its complete vote, and of ifty-four coun-
ties in the State only seven had been heard from
So far as heard from the Republicans gain. The
Register will clam the State for the D"m""rots By
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
THIRTEEN REPUBLICAN CONGRESsMEN
THREE DISTRICTS IN DoUBr-plsCLosUgEs Rf RI
PEATERs.
ny TELEGRAPH To TIE IRiBCNr.l

ny 1uLUGRlPH TO TIE TRIBCNr.l
CotrYsus. Oct. 1i.-The returns make almost
certain the election of thirteen Republican Con-
cressmen. with three IN doubt. This is gain
of at least eight Congressman, rs in
the present Congress the Republicans
have only five members. j. ID. Taylor, Isaac II.
TAYLOR in the XVIITtk District, f. B. Taylor in the
XIXth. Brown in the Id, Butterworth in the lst,
II. l.. Morey in the lid, General Grosvenor i'll the
XIvth, John Little IN the With, c. Thompson in
the XIIth, William Mckinley. jr, i'll the XXth,
w. c. COOPER the IXth and j. T. Sinks IN the IVth
have been elected according to estimates based
on Dresent returns. II is also said that Jacob
Rouels (Rep.) in the Xth will defeat Frank H.
Hurd lDeml but sufficient returns have not been
received TO make that report trustworthy. {. C..
Burnett in Cleveland is in doubt, as the Demo-
Gratis have put F0Tan abe al of his ticket.
The Republican headquarters in the City Hall
here have been the centre tonight OF an immense
crowd, while the Democrats have deserted their
building in disgust. When the report was received
of the gains in the German wards Of Cincinnati
there was tremendous enthusiasm.
-Four hundred and twenty voting precincts have
been heard from, showing an average Republican
gain of 10 to precinct. That would
indicate Republican majority of 10000.
The average gam per precinct continues to
increase rather than diminish Half Of
Hamilton County shows Republican gain of 2, 40
The city is now claimed by $500 for the kepubli-
cans The Democrats relied on getting 600 MAJOR
ity there, and they now give mp the state. Chair
man Barrar and his assistants find weak consola-
ton iu accusing the Republicans of frauds.
STARTLING DIsCLOsUR PROMISED ny REPfArFRs
The Democratic rcpeaters now behind iron bars
tell the story of what the leaders
wee relying upon 10 carry the state.
Some startling disclosures are promised by tho
Rcpuh,icans Some of the Eastern Democratic
leaders left for home in great haste tonight The
Republicans are singing songs and rejoicing
| tlA-
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
THE INTEREST SHOWN IN ONO.

CHICAGo Oct, li.-Grcat and widespread inter-
est has been manifested here in the result OF
the Ohio election. The streets in the hus-
ness centre were throng,d tonight
from an early hour, the crowds III
front of the newspaper offices reading the bulletins
bocking traiic 1he Infp-O Ocean celebrated the
result with an illumination and music by brass
band. The fact that The Ncc' issued hourly edl-
aggregate circulation of 10000 copies. may he
taken as an index of the IA ey for the latest re-
turns.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
MAIL AND EXPRESS CAR CONSUMED
iBY TELEGRAPH To TIM TRiBuNr.l

DEER PARK, Wis.,, Oct. 1l.-Great excite.
ment caused on the Omaha passenger train bound
for Lake superior stations this morning by the burning
of the mail and express between New Richmond and
Deer Park The was fired by sparks from the engine
lodging IN lot OF campaign torches and other combnst
bic matter in the express apartment. These torches
made such dense smoke that IL impossible TO save
any of the express matter Several boxes of cartridges
aud the torch lamps exploded The registered mail vas
all saved also of the other mall but the for
superior Ashland Shell Lake. BAY ed spooer, Gorion,
Iaionette. Deer Park, Hayward. Drimmond and fleU
Lake we're consumed The loss is about $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
THE CONGO CONFERENCE.

LONDON, Oct. 1l.-Francc and Germany VIII
propose at the Congo conference OF the Powers III Ber
that the Danubian system be applied on the Congo
Baron de Courcc the French Ambas sadOr at Berlin in
letter dated September 30 to Prince Bismarck says that
France IL anxious to settle, In spirit of good mutual
understanding. her relations with Germany as neghbor
in Africa and that che freedom of commerce on
the Congo.
Paris dispatch says that the evidence IN the Congo
yellow Book that France Is disposed to submit 10 th
views of Germany has pi0duceda hid IMPRESSION anu
fears are expressed that Germany is dipping France.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
NATIONAL CHARITIES CONFERENCE.
sr Io,us oct. 1.-The eleventh national

ST. LOUIs, Oct. l4,-Ihe eIevehth hat'ona'
conference respecting charities and correction pes"" s
sessions here last night at Memorial Han WIN pe'wee"
ooo and 400 delegates present. representing nineteen
States two Territories and the District Of Coiumpia'
After the Interchange of official courtcses, tho Rev.
Frederick H. Wines, OF Jacksonville, Ill, spoke Oh tho
subject Of operation with the state Boards OF Chares
william r. Letchworh the president, then delivered tho
animal address In which he gave statistical review Oh
he work of the and pointed out the cnus YET
10 he accomplished. Among his Recommendations MAS
that of female physicians Tor the care OF he
fcmnle insane and Of humane treatment In asyiuIns
The morning and afternoon sessions to-day wer~ tAxsn
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
MISS FOOTE'S MARRIAGE IN LONDON.

LONDON, VVT, 7. = I 1T HIHTTITHC UI TIISS fU'
hcese daughter of captain Fooe of the United states
Navy to Lord Montague Fanet, son Of tho Marquis OF
Winchester celebrated to-day at St. Georges Church.
Hanover Square Mr.. Lowell and large and fashion
able assembly were present at the ceremonies. After
wedding breakfast Mt Kensinlon Palace the newly mar
rlcd couple started upon their wedding tour to Nice
Queen Victoria sent an antique diamond bracelet and
gold bro oaknst service The Prince and Princess OF Wales
sent diamond ncrklacc and an indian shawl. ihe
beauty o the American bride created great sensation.
Her entire iousseau escusiycy ~ American manu
fnrtrle mud rxriteh The admiration VI all pfesent.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
aTTENPT At TP.iIN gRECKING.

TorrKA. Kan. Oct. IA second attempA
10 wreck the santa Fe express train was made shore
distance east of Florence, KIN, sunday evening.
Men OF that division of the road went to Florence ana
returned on q ban'lcar. Abont $3.50 O'Clock they dir
covered tl track, fastened down Th'y sue
coeded IN removing IL bofor the arrival ot tho east.
huud ,Ircss train dUn at o.J5 o'clock 10 II believes
that this was done by the men Who made similar
attempt u week and that robbery was their ob.et
reward of ~ 800 IL offered tor the arrest of tho rer
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
LOSSES Ar VARIOUS PLACES.

TWIItUETTHIN, VtI IF,--N TI' III VH' sfax
roofing fetory Of Michael Ehfc ir early ,his mornins
caused oss NJ $1,000 one Uf the iumen fell from tina
tuui AMI was seriously injured
TRoy, Oct. ii.-1hr Hoiiinan House ana twp woo'en
buildings ~ Chatham destroyed hy hfe this nfh
ing LUss, tiTuc0J insurance, siovo.
CossitSrt, ont, Oct. ii.,,n incrndlais n,e lie
stutp Tho kinbutn rhecsr farihrt nhh ts ennten.s.
the iesa la slnoU The lnephliat has hrtn aiip.tss
A l.lI Its A., .tl
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
KILLED IN 4 R1ILWAY .iCCIDENE
p1rrsnrnG. Oct. l4-Ir.lligence has been

IIII>BI kt', OCt. '"' 'osa
received here OF railroad accident Monongahels
CITY, on the Pittsburc, Virginia ami Charleston railroad
one man was killed AMI two N"r" badly hurt. Tho acct
dent was caused by empty coke train running INTO
steer which was walking the track. The engine and
twelve cars were thrown from the track and totally
wrecked. The fireman. Geor2o Jarrtt vac Instantly
killed Engineer Frank White fatally s"aide'i, ana
Brakeman Frank IIatton seriously inutcc by pems
.t nd
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15

PROVIDENCE Oct. 14-Otto Phege, a Ger
man. into his cellar 10 split wood Two hours later
he was found by his wife nsensic With wound On his
forehead and 10 supposed thar he had been struck
by a H. ing piece OF wood He remained insensibc until
he was removed the Rhode Island Hospital Two days
LATER when he regineA he stated that tl"
wound on his head was caused IN he manner Indicated
above He died from the effects al lGc wom Yesterday,
and a post nlortom examination hy Medical Examiner
Palmer showed that death was cau-d ny pistol shor
wound the bullet being found IN twD pieces IN ihe brain
II il thouglt ~ baNc b, .n 3 case ~ .nlllNc
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15

TuERE
nFN"ENs--"o
y
il all I"
the
Prominent Demo
conceded Republican plurality q"
IN Hamilton County Republicans claim the election of two ossn 7"
oand
eRpubian upon
inaD
I)emln lnrd DEM
major tm
ne the polls three Democratic
until the mob was killed amt two
NH were