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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-09
THE RACE OVER
With Payne an Easy Winner ia the
First Hsat.
Pendiston and Ward Away in the
Rear.
One Ballot Shows the Cleveland
Statesman
To ES the Chosen Leader of the
Chic Democracy.
Special 70 the Register.


COLUMBUS, o., January S.-A. | have pre-
cted in the dispatches of the last twc
days Payne was nominated tonight on the
trst ballot. Payne received torty.eigh
votes, Ward seventeen, and Pen Teton fl {
teen. This most over1helmin: victory for
the Cleveland statesman and the Democ.
racy was greeted with Joy and the Neill
House and other headquarters were
the scenes of the greatest excite
ment Colonel Oliver Payne and Col
onel W. z. Thompson the managers,
of the Payne canvass are the recipients of
the greatest congratulations and are now
receiving hordes OF people at their head
quarters. The caucuS organized quietly al
O'Clock, with Senator White as chairman.
After one hours discussion of rules and
vote IN favor of a secret ballot, the nomi.
nations were made. Before the first ballot
vas near over, it was evident that Payne
was elected. The crowds outside cheered
loudly. John Mclean, Of tho Enquirer,
and Col. W. 7. Thompson, who were
in the anIe.room together, rushed
Tor the telegraph office. Mclean
sent message to his father over the down
fall of Pendleton. Colonel Thompson sent
the first message to Hon. Henry B. Payne,
informing him OF his election. Payne's
nomination was made unanimous in caucus.
The best OF feeling prevails among all the
members. All consider Payne's choice the
Be ST for the party, as i. iusures victory next
October in this State. J. f. B.
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Iuhertt. "a Fortune.

MILWAUKEE, January Sword has been
received in this city that John Halpin' a
young man employed at the CaLIahans
n;,lisTd hall here, has inherited fortune
oi over $500, 900 oy the death OF an uncle
John Halpin, OF Cincinnati
MANY who long suffered from indesccrih-
ahia feelings of distress, lame back, aching
ioints, sores, swelhugs, weakness OF the
;T ;nrinary and digestive organs, unnatural
feelings OF weariness, headacne, nsryous- H;.,,lS
ness, despondercy, S'seP.rSSness' n,s!4oo, !,,
in, dreams, parlia, insanity, etc, after doc'
,rTing liver. kidneys, nerves anu nrsin'
w;tb The various qusck nostrums OF the
tsv- and heing uearly frightened to death
Nv their alarming advertisements, quietly
b, gan using Dr.. GuySptts heuoN iooe e'
"a Ssrssn4rilla. and were sgreeaoiy sur
prised 70 quickly lind themselves restored
to perfect health, No other remsd!
squaslt.
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MS LAST PRAYER FOR IRELAND.
Death OF Luke Clark, n We'll hnO"h
Irish Patriot.

PHILADELPHIA, January S.-Luke CLARK
the best known Fenisn in Pennsylvania
was buried today. Although more than
eighty wears old, his mind was unimpaired'
He has taken most conspicuous part IN
Irish revolutionary affairs for more than
half century, and was tried for treason
and sentenced to death by the British HoV.
-rnnrpnt many years ago. He managed 10
sccare from prison, however, and came -
this country. -.
When the Fenian agitation was at It's
heigat he was one of the trusted lieut., IN
anrs of James Sttphens--a fact when leu
TO the making OF the charge few years
ago that he furnished the lntormation
which led to the arrest oil the Heed centre
Clark defended himself promptly againss.
he charge and showed concl usiyr lat II
vas uufounded. He believed that Ireland
,ould never be freed EXCEPT by physiG,ai
iorce and was an ardent advocate OF that
doctrine, His principal possession was an
old s,rap book which he carried ao'ui
with him, and in which he kept bonds o.
he I.ieh Republic aud neTspaper clip
pirgs. He died in extreme poverty; bnt
lis Isst breath was prayer for Ireland
freedom.
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FReEZikG AND STARVING.
Erie uFn Thrown Out Of Work tn u rh-
inhic Condition.

riIf January y terrible scene was
..i.ue~ ,d ts.:s morning in the tenement
houses occupied by tue families OF the 23o
oparators thrown out of employment by
the burning Of he Mount Hickory Iron
Mills. The ussr;urion experienced by
,cme OF these families has been fearful.
With tue thermometer 6 degrees below
zero, families with six and eight little
children each, were this morniug found
to be without Tire or food. beOeS "eIe
,onnd hIne with cold aud piGched with
iEnna b@neer o'%S crying @ around their heartbrOken
rnr.nts Situated as these houses are, be
yourd the city limits, they are out OF tue
ioTs such suffering WAS not known. TINS
m,ornipg eleven desplirilg heads OF faml,
lies came into town aud presented
themselves at the Poor pireci)rs Once
nd with tears cOursinE down their che-Ss'
mT,Ior.d food aud luel for their starving
nd ,-etz.lg wiveg ard children.
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fhG.aNO TO AID EGYIT
,r me var Against the Followers Of
n nahdt

f-aaary The decision reached
...- -..~-rrneut yesterday as to the
...-. .a he sdon,eJ towards Egypt was
"a. .-.,omr,,,e. Il was resolved TO adopt
.-. - heretofore outlined by Mr..
..,... .. .a1 wa.cb Sir Evelyn Barring,
--... @-..sI sent in Egypt, strongly
--..t. I.-ss vGrcgd dispatches are known
.lave a-.n sent oU: at the conclusion of
'...a...n. IG- ..rsl assured the Hhediye
..s. I..-.aat aou.a maintain her position
.r ..s- ia- second guaranteed tha
ar..,. tn,' g.. -,laLd would undertake to
--,.,.-.g ..fe..rl st invasion of Lower
g.g,. b. Naull. 5gt that this guardute3
"a. p. uu-- Than that EGglsnd would
assume .e.u, ..1s FL Madhi's operstjons =
he So. :-- al.a must not be construed a.
..ur..- ..- -rv sS .IStanCe in resisting those
r-s...~ 80 long rs they were not an
....a. ..... nr I-Tu' proper. The third
..,...e..t re British Consul at MassOwah
20 a1.t, TIE AiDg Of AbysSinia that Eng
and NO.. aUt approve OF any military
operations - AnySSiuian troop in tire
Sr-lt0. a.i would resent any attack upon
z vrl,ar ,-.og- which might be operating
20 thar r-..uu r0 maintain the authority Of
Ike NN..... ss An attack upon England.
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TO WE'D HER wOUL0-sE SLAYER.
Mr.. I'syrork Wiling 10 Marry the
Man - no Eat her Throat.

CH.-,ao January About month ago
the commuHsy Wa startled By the bloody
details Of the Auburn House tragedy, in
which Mrs. Haycocz, tie head cook WAS
assaulted by onr Irees,Cne, who cut her
throat t1r some i9s1picat,e reason. Free
stune was cap.v-,d. covered with the blood
OF ms victim, and placed under 800"
bonds. Al-n"asa tie ashes IN Mrs. Hay
Co.'S g th7osr showed ,vU desperate attempts
-9.r her rfe H..,ler proved fatal, and She
a4s.a.e recovered. S,aco she mss been able
G. De- ap sne has paid three visits 10 her
wgu.. ue murderer a. the all. What their
conversation w.l> and what the G!gC- Of her
rsr.s trr e.I,...a &C i..as,sN -..H F..r .e-f"r,
aav she arpr,d 70 the county cteTN anu
v.s4 ..-,-.rel Hrey>n 20 marry the man
Who came sO near hrj0g agE slayer. sac j.
very ., r-erive. 80 Is he. ana Tie uo'lFe'
which prompt tod bin, 20 Try 20 murder anu
her w:,h % uar-y MIN after bis attempt
,sp,u her lrr- IS p u.ys cry. She Is .glp'
m sud i.Hg.ug from her actions idiyN'
She sgys she Will s.cryte herself and never
arf.ar srai1st Freastune. Bat The State 5
Attorney has plenty utcgu.P Pa.eHt witnesses
,r..aguslu Ut UtCJrrum,'auCas VII. seut hun
r.r.e L!,euljsry without her testimony,
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MARY AND HCR PREACHER.
Ash!id wao vas secretly marrieS no"
seeks for Divorce.

Nr. GurAr, o, January S.-Mary Long
the ,uir,een year old daughter OF john
Long. ebouts year ago ran away with
young Quaker preacher aud went to Michl-
gan. where they were married She was
there found by her indignant father and
returned home, and after a hearing was
sent to the Gir.s' Industrial School, but
after a very short stay in that institution
made her escape and again sought hof nus
hand. She has at last returned TO her
fathers house OF her own free VIII, suu
nory netitions for aGivOrce a from her rQu1ker
husband. She does not claim but what she
has been we'll treated, but her grounds for
divorce are simply her tender age at the
timo the marriage contract was entered
into and ber incapabiity OF making suGh a
contract Her success is very doubtful.
She is wealthy, and her husband wont ve
Lar nm easily.
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THE MARTlNsBURG PosToFFIcE
Bcing FOuGht for by Evans and Wis.
ner.

I telegraphed you yesterday that the
friends of Delegate Geo. +. Evans, of Mar
tinsburg, were claiming with good deal
Of confidence that he would succeed Nels
Wisner as postmaster at Msrtinsburg. The
fight is still going on, however, and will
not be settled until the appointment is
confirmed. Both parties have good papers,
Wisner's including the banks, City Coun-
ell with the exception OF two members,
and pretty wuch every Martin9burgsr
in Office, and Evans papers Cou tanning the
names Of pretty much everybody iu the
community out OF olhce, including his
has to lind his own Office, carry ms own
coal. find his own chewing tobacco, hex
stamps with his own tor que and make 4
report every five minutes as ,ds to how he, ne H. Is
getting along, but there ls a gre3t pr Lc.psg
inyo,yed somewhere in the stlecti m au
it is going to be settled within the next few
DAYS.
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Tho Nt.slur DsImOnfcO.

NIw YORK, January Me Charles Del
uonico. the restauranteur, left his home
At noon on Saturday unattended, and up
20 nidnight tonight he had not returned
md hi, relatives had been unable to aus
cover his whereabouts. lie had been ior
,ome time confined to his house by illness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-09

Lryrory, Nru, Janulry IA broken
rail ON the Omaha and Republican Valley
Railroad. near Valparaiso, threw an entire
rrriu down a tive.iOot bank. Six p-r-oIs
were seriously injured aud fourteen others
more or less hurt.
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,,, wcc,, cr,uc arvo Trial.

MALYsyuLp o. January The defense
,r the Argo murder case rested to day Ht
the end Of the third week Of the trial, and
,he State began rebuttins and will close to-
narrow evening The arguments to the
iury will commence Wednesday morning
,,S will occupy nearly three days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-09

No ONE can be Ill il the blood is pure.
YeIIuw Dock snd SlrsaparllIa root have
long bc,n recogn ;zeG Og physicians as blo3d
rurIfprs. Don't be humbugged by the
sGyeriis, UeLIs Of the many qusck 6itters,
tLt Occasionally Use pr. GuysOtts 1.tIoH
n1,k g.d ss-ss9asills, and you will i've 20
a good old age free from a distress "' m,hu !
rrd body. Many Of our hes; ciu1eh' W. ~,
lcrg suAeIed from he'd b.ood inn,cHts e,c -
yoGk kiCreys Indigestion, sore. Hchrs'e" :
~,rr r"A 49, recovery 20 the Use ot this rem
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-09

to se'en roads, as follows: Gulf and Ship
Island, Elyton and Boards Bluff, Savannah
and Albany, Tuscaloosa and Mobile, S..
LouiL Iron Mountain and Southern, for.
InsrF Iron Mountain, Missouri and Iron
Mountain, Arkansas, Mobile and New Or
leans, ana Memphis Charleston. 1t was de.
terI1lned 10 hear the attorney Of the Te ia
Patltic road Al special meeting on Thurs
fay, the committee 10 consider the forfeit
!re OF the grant Of the company. d. p.
Bully, OF Missouri, was made clerk OF the
Coinage, Weights and Measures Committs..
bind, the chairman Of the conmitte-
thu. Ks that no bill will be reported for I'VE
or ibree weeks.
Nr. Beach proposed the following
mendment 10 the COnsIition
Uniform laws on the subject of marriag.
divrce; second, giving the President
power 10 veto one or more items in an sp-
pro>riation bill third, creating statute
lin tations On all all claims against the
United States; fourth, credit, money aud
property United States not be loaned or
gwen to private corporations; fifth, pro-
hlttlng the granting of exclusive privi.
nf9 and forbidding legislation on appro-
pfatlon bills; also a bill 10 repeal section
2ill OF the Revised Statutes. The bill will
dl.1w foreign vessels to ascend our rivers
aut unload. At present they must unload
at lorts OF entry. The existing laws are a
serpus restriction upon commerce. Rob.
insm, New York, a restriction calling on
the Secretary of State for information
whittier our Ministers in foreign cou Is
obSed the law prohibiting them wearing
coirt dress and recurring them to wear the
ordinary apparel OF American citizens.
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Helping the Needy.

ATLANTA. GA, January S.-OVer So'"''
WAS subscribed for the poor and suffering
Yesterday. Men are engaged now in eaca
ward distri buting fuel and food II the
White and black. There is much suffering
The sufferers at the hospital are all right
nnu that their wants are sunNlleu.
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AIarmer Murders His Hired Hahd.

WARREN, ONO. January John An
derson, Swede, an employe OF W. Gray,
farmer Of Bloomfield, was murdered oy
the latter last night. Gray and Anderson
engaged in dispute, relating 10 wage IA anu ,a
death with the stock of his gun. Gray IS
q, rpEtpiy
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THE CELTIC HEARD FROM.
Making Little Progress Under sail ana
with ErOEen SliaH.

L,yrErooL, January The Cunard
steamship Bothnia has just arrived here
Her captain reports that on December ~
the Bothnia passed a four'masted steamer
which he believes vas the disabled steamer
Celtic. He says that the vessel was making
yrrv little headway on account OF contrary
wirGs that he srnalled her, nsk'n. II as
sistance was required, and received i" reg
,;ra rrnIv indicating tuaI with the eXcep-
,in,, Of ihp working of the propeller the
,.o..cl Mne N rood condition.
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KILLED FoR A SALT HERRING.
How They Take Life Down i'm Hail
civilized Texas.

GrSSIsoS, TENS, January N.-A miner
named Louis Stall was shot and killed py
/, Prince, saloon keeper, at Irwin, yester'
day noon, The quarrel grew out Of prac-
tical Joke. Stall entered Princes saloon
and slapped some salt herrings upon
card table. Prince objected. The men
Susrrelled and Stall struck Prince, where
npou Prince took pistol from bealnu the
bar and fired, killing Stall. Prince IS an
inofIensive old man, and has beer the put
of the miners practical jokes Tor years,
The feeling in the camp IS IN MS IaNo'' a.
he has been shamefully abused.
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Eupinccr Killed.

Ere p, January To-day, while pass
inr near a bridge, VIM. Raynor, engineer
on the Nickel Plate road, looked out OF his
window, when his head struck an abut-
ment. and he was fatally injured. The
nan has large family here.
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Ranks Protest against Unjust Taxa
lion.

Tolrro. O, january 5.--rh" Iir" National
Banks ci roltdo uar" lied a I'LL IN eG nty
s,ofrs, the Treasurer o. Lrcis county,
ALLEGING that cya'c disrrminated against
N ibr rate uf taNa,;on impOs"d, and that
he tax Levied is ut higher rate Than IS
ir,o,ed on other personal property o! the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-09
AGAINST "GCsSEs AID 8oSslsM."
NouG ruIp NiIIcr. oT New Eurl States
Ri- puitttc-.


s.. Xxx. january S.. :. Senator
Ns-..r N.,- ssa met in the Fifth Ave
.1- io-rl Yesterday. pom beiug asked
7-ar .e u@t e. say about the charges made
-.ssr.y .n savsra. papers that he was set
.r- '.mse.t up as Boss. and that he
-aiss..-rd 'ne election OF several OF his
..r-.. .1 r-om.nen. positions in Wash
"-,.n aat al Albany. be replied. 1T
N"u uv needless 10 make general dsu,si
ID. '"tsr g.ar-r-, 10 such they can oe
cs.s.. .Jr my course Il the past Ot lI'e1t
s..-s .-u.H. iU them. / have always oP'
i|s,n wa.4.ae utthgis, and not 10 begin
-lt.s lu be boss am. and always was,
nursst 40 nn-sism. The stand took and
'.r .~g. ~-iurs c.'r-ad at the klchueid
>...' .-- Convention. IN reglrl TO tue reor-
90" ..uu of the Republican party
'.-. bout the Sssfe. IS evidence that !
.l1.... uathrUe methods ami bosses |
3D.. ..a At WORK Teri.r,Ing uy plan OF re,
90. .atr0u. sru l. ~ should be adopted
.s ..- next Cvuveu ion there will be no
lie opportunity iur bosses to rule.
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Bringing Home the Dead.

ST. PLTEEsruRr, January 7.-Lieutenants
Harber and Scul'z yesterday passed through
Orsl escortiug the remains OF D-Lpng and
L;a comrades. The local geographical So
";etv presented an address OF sympathy to
II afir
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THREE sUlToRS FoR ONE GIRL.
Triangular shooting Bee ut Baiti-
more that VIII End In Death.

.ra.voEE, Jsrus-y N.-AuOther fatal
.o.,.ug sIray 0ccIrrsd here last night be-
'sst1 three culorea men, rs usual over =
oman. Jack Ega,y and edward Smith
esd 5.rn paying G.teu.iouS 10 the same
LII. sne was t,y sweetheart OF a man
swed Edward Wright. The latter was
..- ~ .er.uu, us thu!- attentions 10 her, and
r'r~ The two sJ her house warned them
..,s~. ;]vr a,..H'ious. A quarrel en-,
tr. Whom N-'yI' drew revolver and
.rrsd 10 %, G-,u.y. Smith tried 10 pro
tgi ..r 's'ts- saj Was himself shot Ii tue
-,N. the hs. .u5ng through his lung. HE
Ks utr-E. E,'a Wright aud Estuty as
'r,h lac I's.sy are searching the city
..r 'usu.
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A LAWYER ; QUEER TACTICS.
A Nan Tbrashed Because He Would
Nni Withdraw HIa SnlI


New IoRG January Last evening
about O'CLOCK William T. S. Fales, law.
yer, called at lo9 Montague street, Brook
lyn, and asked for Joseph l.. Booth, a
boarder. When Booth appeared Fales
threatened him with a whipping unless
he consented to withdraw suit in.
stuted by him in the Common, Pleas
Court against Fsles client, Mr.. Charles
C. Dodge, for 10000 for criminal conver-
sation and seduction of his wife, Maria w.
Booth. Mr.. Booth declined to comply, and
was thrashed. Mr.. Booth Is thirty five and
afurniture manufacturer.
by birth he is Ptiladelphiaa, of excel
lent family, and has resided IN New York
about three years. General Cuis t.. Dodge
the defendant in the suit, is broker al b
Broadway, and lives in elegant style on
Madison avenue. His father was the late
VIM. +. Dodge. General Dodge married
q daughter Of Wm II Gchie Aen, the well
known druggist. Both parties TO the affair
will talk but little, and their friends are
inclined to hush it up.
Mr.. Booths wife, whom he married in
l~T2, was Maria w. Simmons. They were
married in Philadelphia in great style.
She met General DoGpe in 1913, abnnt
eighteen months after her marriage, while
on a visit 10 friends in Brooklyn.
The infatuatiOn was mutual They we're
separated, however, until 1850, when the
acquaintance was renewed. When Mrs.
Booth and her husband came to New
York to live, making their home at 81
West Thirty-iirst street, candestine meet
ing became frequent, and she was Ell.
tertsined frequently at the st. James
by General Dodge. They became care
less, and the General finally began visiting
the Booths house. News of the affair
finally came to Mr.. Booths ears, bat not
until last June. Mrs. Booth, it is said,
spent considerable time with Dodge at At
lantic City last summer he footing the
bills. A separation ensued, and Booth re-
moved to Brooklyn and began his suit for
divorce and damages. The case will prob.
ably reach trial about ihe nia"'" 81 -
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sr.. PoIaud'- Perfect Poot,
UJ.L,Eg'pu Icver.


Iudgo Poland and wife, of Vermont,
are pleasantly located for the "liit"r.
Mrs, Poland is u charming little New
England lady. small in stature ahd
ticure, with bright brown eyes anu
brown hair waved low over her iore-
head. 1t may not he exactly proper W
sneak of a lady's foot, but she most cei-
InjuIy has the most perfect Iittle Ioo' ~
Washington. Mrs. Poland j. III" .e',,nu
wife OF the Judge aud a slster o' MS lI't
wife. The present Mrs. Po ana mas no
children. Tie Judge has one dauShter,
L.yIny lost a daughter and son, tne
,.,t.r I'm o,,ir.r in the regular army,
ia from suns'rOkc in Arizona. Tue
j,dcc has four grandchildren and II
'1'j7.iIv the most devoted grandpa IN
10 Iuion. His daughter lives near
him in .Iohr bury, and he never, when
,L home, missed night in gong over
ni.d rocking the youngest baby, a; they
nave come along to sleep. JudSe
Poland seems to be greatly delI2 nteh "
pe i'm Washington At his old post again.
-------- ,
Mary Anderson denies the report that
she Is engaged to he married ana my
he IL welded To her art. "A her ar,
rejther snOrcs nor goes To heh Win cp,'
,eet, this young woman Is 10 De c'ns'"'
u,ated.-IiOtel Mall,
An Indiana man attempted to COM y a.
NIT suicide Leause his wife cut on ,I neT
%angs ,o It is hoped this incident will
NOT deter women from cutting OH tnelt
| hangs. 4 man without life looks oetaen a',tn
han a woman with bang5.-Norristo"h
| Herald.
Some women vino are always yesrh-
inc for an "euIarged sphere are III n
sir way TO have their yearningS graz
if.d. Paris intelligence states tuat W.
n,sn will wear eXpause h 'ops next
.rrir r II may b.. however. th4t 'nt,
rln,. J,cIirr il when Il comes in ths
have Norristown Herald.
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-...,o TuCIp H"N rhNni &c
A BJg Fire Last Night tn PorkOp0Iis.
The Loss.

Cly,iNxAri, January The fire at Proc
tor 4 Candles establishment is now under
control. The buildings burned are the
candle factory, three story brick; lard
oil factory, three,story stone; soap and
candle warehouse, two.story stone, and a
soap factory, large four'story brick.
These are practically a total loss with the
machinery and q large quantity OF stock.
The total loss is from two hundred to two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars; iuIiy
insured in very large number ot Compa'
nies, the risks averaging less than = 'o) III
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-09

y~Rrssroxs Of gratitude on the per: OF
he rublic are always impressive snd sol
rmn. Itis pleasant 10 know that tha reo-
tie a~e Justly prs's'rc the meFi'S OF ~,
jnri's Couch S,rup. safe remedy for
coughs. colds. bronchitis, Group anu soFe
trUNt.
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BARTlEY THE BIGAMlST.

Lead Into Trouble by M thtoE'"""'
Weakness.
The young fellow that Sheriff HassIef
took out of Washington on Monday On u
nqulsition, charged with committing olS'
my in marrying woman at Ravenswoo
then he had wife on hand alrcad! y, i
we'll connected here and seems to have
beeu all right except in the matter OF M
unfortunate propensity to get mhrriel
carly and often. LhN'
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EI.aIna a Raner MILL.

erErEEHvILLE, O., January Fire broke
out this morning in the steam and rag
room OF the Clinton pape- mill, owned and
onerated by August Hsrtje, and did dam
% .o tho cyrPnt Of 81 OUO. The property
ia fully insured in different companies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-09
Wife's Greatest Trial" is the

Dox'7 make the mistsEe OF dos'orlht
liver and kidneys 10 cure consuti ~, %
Ii you will lay sl other Trme us s'i'r S,T ~
WILD Cherry, il will surely heneht yon.
T,y il for coughs snd colds aat see "Aai
an excellent, r. medy IL is.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-09
A REVIEW OF THE FIELD.
Comparing the Two oCsudidates-Hora-
IIo Seymour or PRyue Governor
HORdIy's Appointments.

NptcIN IT1NI STNT IoT'Sp0HN'N,
CoLUNBCs January Notwithstanding
the terrific fight waged here by the profes-
sioual politicians Of the State during the
past week and determination among them
to elect L. 5. Senator before the Legis-
lsture was allowed to meet, that august
body quietly assembled yesterday morn
iag under the dome Of one OF the hand.
,omest capitol buildings III the country.
Peace reigned sUpren", and--.sll the
me mbers seemed 70 0" han uy aud IN as per
.ecl good hUmor as Il Z" ,.Gch thing IS
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