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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-23
CLEVELAND, February, 10.
THE REPUBLICAN POW-WoW

II which the Bright and Shining
Lights of the Party Will Compare
Notes.
New YORK, February 22.-The following
call has been mailed to about $50 promi-
nent Republicans in New York, Massachu-
sets, Pennsylvania, illinois, Missouri and
other States:
New YORK, February Is, 1884.
DEAR SIR:-Taking the advantage of the
presence of many prominent Republicans
irCm other Statso at the celebration in
Brooklyn on the evening OF Washington's
Birthday, the undersigned committee, at
the request of many Republicans, and act
ing upon the suggestion that more consul.
talion may be desirable than can be had at
public dinner, invite you to meet with
others for such consultation a. No. "a
Madison avenue, in this city, a. 1890
o'clock of the following morning, Saturday
February %.
1t is not proposed to organize a move
ment in bel alt of any candidate, but 1t is
hope d thai ss q result of comparison OF
views, some steps may he taken 70 give eX.
preston 10 tue sentiment OF large mum.
uer of Republicans VINO believe Il at
The Success Of the Party
n the coming Pre- sideniial contest can be
assured only bv the nomination of men
who are in nearly accord with the princl-
pies of administrative reform and such as
will COmmaiL the unreserved approval
and support oi the independent and
thoughtful voters OF The nited states
Very respectfully
George q Croeker, Boston, Mass.
James NJ. Bugbee, Boston, Mass.
Richard II. Dana Boston, Mass.
Henry Parkmsn Boston, NJ So.
Frederic Cromwell, BROOKLYN, N. \.
Ethan A len Doty, BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Edwin Packard, Brooklyn, n. y.
William Cary Sanger, Brooklyn, n. y.
Alfred T. White, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Henry Ware SprsLue, Buffalo, n. y.
Frederick ". Hollis New York City.
Frederic A. Potts New York City.
George Haven PatDam, New York City.
Henry l.. Sprague, New York City.
Francis B. Reeves, Philadelphia, Pa.
1. D. Mckee, Philadelphia, Pa.
Henry G. Lea, Philadelphta, Pa.
f. Dunbar Lockwood, Philadelphia, Pa.
Philip C. Garrett, Philadelphia Pa.
Hampton l.. Carson, Philadelphia, Pa.
Thomas Leaning, Philadelphia, Pa.
John T. Baily, Philadelphia, Pa.
Please address your reply to
ETHAN ALLEN DOTI,
No. 20 Duane street, New York City.
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cHIcAGO'S CLIMAX,
The Garden City Secures the Demo.
cratic Convention.
TUESDAY, JULY 8, THE DAY.
ST. Louis Makes a Hard Fight, but is
Beaten on the Third Ballot
Details of the Days
Proceedings.
Special 10 The Re1iste-,


WASHINGTON, February 22.-Railroad in
terests won the fight for Chicago. On the
informal ballot St. Louis was but one be-
hind her, but the eastern vote went mainly
to Chicago on the first regular ballot, and
New York and New Jersey completed her
victory on the second. The result is gen.
orally satisfactory as removing the Con-
yention from the imputstion of being gov
erned by Southern inf uences. The date Of
the convention was compromised between
the advocates Of an early and
late convention. The resolution inviting
delegates from the Territories, with their
admission made subject to the decision Of
the convention, was introduced by Col.
Alexander Campbell, OF West Virginia,
and carried after considerable opposition.
Another resolution asking the convention
to empower a committee to select a chair
man outside their own membership was
construed to oust Barnum, and after hot
debate was postponed until the meeting OF
the committee at Chicago, where it ad.
journed to meet on July eth, the day pre-.
cediBg the CONVENTION.
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LABOR TROUBLES.
Iron workers striking for Their
Whgea.

Iron workers striking for Their
WnEes.
YOUNGSTOWN, o., February 22.-Saturday
was the promised d pay-dty at the loungs.
town Maleable Iron Works, but the EN-.
ployes were asked to wait till Tuesday.
Yesterday Manager A. n. Bragg told the
help that he would pay some time during
next week. Tired Of promises, every hand,
100 in all, quit wo-k. Six weeks pay is
due, the amount being about 5000. The
concern Is perfectly responsible. bat bad
management has cauted the trouble.
There has been no regular pay day since
last July.
Tive Tho ousRnd STRIKING CSar Makefs.
New YORK, FEBRUARY ~ Two thousand
cigar makers, employed in the factory Of
Strsiten Il Storm, are Ont on strike.
10th UT ion and nnr union are In the
movement The sirik. ~ against pro.
posed reduction of Weir wages; The
strikers held meeurgsio day and voted
not TO return TO work until their demands
are complied with. DO.h union and non
union strikers have been promised assist.
snce by a number OF trade unions.
Fourth Peel Miners win.
PITTsnURGR, February 22.-The coal
work, the operators agreeing TO pay their
district price--three cents per bushel.
The Strike or French Miners.
PARIS, February 22-The strike OF coal
miners at Ansin amounted to large pro-
portions OF the eleven thousand four hun
dred miners only 800 are at work.
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THE MINE DISASTER.
Barfal of the Vietims-A Revulsisn or
Sentiment

USIoNrowS, Pa, February @. - The
funeral Of the victims Of the explosion at
West Lsisenring took place this morning.
A special train ran cut to the shaft from
Uniontown and returned with the bodies
and friends at nine o'clock with four cars
filled with relatives Of the dead, and the
scene was sad in the extreme. Three vie.
Tins were inferred here, six at Dunbar,
seven at ConnellsvilIe, and two have been
sent TO Washington, d. c. There was .
large crowd at each place. No special ser.
vices were held.
Among the miners a revulslon OF senti.
ment has taken place in the last twenty.
four hours, and talk OF the explosion being
due to negligence is now widespread. The
feeling Is very bitter. and one miner has
retained an attorney to attend the inquest
tomorrow and exact the truth from the
witnesses concerning the condition OF the
shaft. A score Of miners are willing to
affirm that the air had been bad for week
back and that
They Could Not work
without complete exhaustion. One big
miner, named Duffy, who worked In
room six by eight feet, In the midst OF the
place charred by the explosion, refused 20
work on the morning of the disaster, be-
cause he said that no man could live In
the place. A committee Of inquiry, repre-.
senting the afflicted families, has been or.
gsnized to gather information and present
it before the coroner's inquest.
A young man nsmed Dugan, who had
several relatives killed by the explosion,
claims to have discovered evidence TO the
effect tnat the accident was chiefly caused
by boarding up the air shaft at night by
carpenters who were making repairs. The
shaft was closed TO prevent people from
falling in, and the gas which accumulated
at night was more than could be driven
out in the day time. Meanwhile the COM
pany is sparing no expense to bury the
dead and relieve the suffering OF the af.
tlicted families.
VIM. Pregg, one OF the men employed at
the Leiseuring mills made statement TO.
night rejecting severely on the officials OF
the company and one Mine Inspector
Steiner. Pegg said the inspector never sp.
pointed fire boss for the shaft and veutila.
tion in the heading where the explosion
occurred WAS yerv bad.
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A TOWN IN DANGER.
Mound city Threatened With Destruc-
tfOn by the Flood.

Mound city Threatened With Destruc-
tfOn by the Flood.
ST. LOUIS, February 22.-At Mound City,
two or three small slides occurred during
last night and very large one this morn
ing, the latte on the back levee north of
town which threatened to inundate the
city. A train OF dirt and one of rock was
sent by the Wabash road and it is said it
will take the untiring efforts Of citizsns
and railroad men to save the city. At
present they are cutting a gap in the Ma
tional cemetery road to let the water across
the country and relieve the strain on the
levee. The water is to the top OF the levee
sud there is no telling what the result will
be. Everything possible is being done to
save the town
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MEMS OF THE MORNING.

fall OF Toksr.
Evans 10 90 in.
John Jarrett for Congress
Rody of salmi Morse found.
This STANLEY banquet at Paris
Terrible snow storm in Dako'S'
Tldsp's popularity in the west
Heavy hotel robbery st Chicaso'
yourrs,own, O., mill men strike
Fl N,bdfs generals capture TOkar'
Arthur regarded as unsafe in ohi0'
Rnri,I R, Of The dead miners at UniontoWn'
Tn1i.,s Gr,euback Labor State ConVsn-
ton. ,hai-
A. Mlsno. Texas, couple welded in a
wagon. u,
waships,ons birthday ssneFallyn00-
served.
Manitoba determined to secsde from
Canada 10
,Ifor Grsenback.Labor National Con-
vention. ------
A murderer lynched at Tombstone,
Arizona.
ssuator.elect Payne out of the Presidsn-
tial race.
Strike of two thousand cigar makers in
New York.
Frr;ous fsh. between negroes at DAN
vile. Eirsinis.
Arpual meeting Of the Washington Mon
ument Society.
Mound City in danger Of destruction by
the high water
Lively love adventures of a pair of
Toronto masEers.
This mornings conference of Rspubli-
cans in New York.
Eex's jewellers preparing for the carni-
We. At New Orleans.
Tie London Times scores Bismarck and
Gp.,uds Minister Sargent.
TIE Taylor family, at Cincinnati, mur-
dsr,d Ter the diSsscting table.
Tn,sl .oss of life by the Southern cy-
c.,r. psc,d al iour hundred.
l,s,h Of Samuel Donagy, q we'll knoXn
,hl-sr E. 1t the Weston Insane Asylum.
Secretary Of New Mexico refuses TO a.
minister the oath to legally elected mem-
osrs Of the Legislature.
Meeting of Democratic National Com
nittee at Washington. Chicago selected
IS the place and July Sth as the time Of
loldiug the National Convention.
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HEAVY HOTEL ROBBERY.
A Lady Guest az Chicago Hotel Fhrot.
tied and s4OO stolen.


tied and s4OO stolen.
CHICAGO, February 22.-Mrs. Dudley, OF
Faribault, Mimi, was throttled, chloro-
formed and robbed OF 500 in her room at
tas Palmer House, one Of the leading ho-
tells of Chicago, Monday morning. This
extraordinary outrage mas been kept quiet
thus far, in the hope that the guilty party
might be arrested, butno arrests have been
made, and the mystery of the affair is only
squsled by its boldnes'. The interior OF
the Palmer House is so extensive that it is
a days journey to walk through its wind
iug corridors, sffording many opportuni-
tits for q robber TO concsal himself, effect
mis- purpose and escape without detection.
Mrs. Dudley wss attacked in broad day
light in her private parlor by a masked
man, who overpowered her, reduced her to
lnsensibility, rsnsacked her apartments
and cleared out Mrs. Dudley is Q wealthy
widow, past the prime Of life, and has
been utterly pzostratsd by her experience
in Chicago.
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ARTHUR IN OHIO.
A Kindly Feeling for Him but Constc.
cred Unsafe.

cred Unsafe.
COLUMBUS, February GA member OF
the Republican State Committee recently
said: There is kindly feeling toward
Gen. Arthur, but it would be unsafe to
nominate him. The impression is formed
because of the views expressed by prom
nent citizens of the Umpire Slate. Blsi.
ness men in New York ci,y have written
to friends in Ohio that Mr.. Arthur would
be defeated as disastrously as was Mr. Fol.
ger.
CAPITALISTS and large business interests
f,v,r Mr.. Sherman because Ot his wall
EroNn conservatism and souEd financial
views. Nothing has yet been done in be-
hall of any candidate, snd II is hardly
likely that business will be established as
was the case four years ago,
meeting of the Stale Republican Gen.
trIl Committee is called tn meet in this
riry on the 9th inst, at which time it is
expected representative Republicans will
ssse l. Die for the purpose OF conference and
general Interchange o. views.
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RsSWo0D.

BENvooD. February 22-Ths Father OF
Our County received but slight thought
yesterday. The food ana its effects are
paramount
H. w. Fisher returned from brief trip
Esst yesterday.
The ladies Of the Relief Committee sent
ont the Government blankets yesterday TO
The needy.
Mr.. Connsrs brought large load Of
straw To- the distressed.
Lieutenant George Psttsrsen arrived
here yesterday. He came post haste from
Colorado TO see his parents On learning of
The ina pdation of Beuwood.
The Relief Committee hsve distributed
all the contributions on band ct present.
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THE FUNERAL PROCESSION
OF Lieutepa ant DeLOng and His Com.
rades.


NEv YORK, February 22-This morning
the remains of belong and his comrades
were taken from the Brooklyn navy yard
by the tug Nina to the Battery, where the
bodies were placed in bearses and the pro-
cession formed. The procession consisted
of naval officers and band, battalion OF
marines, the hearsss, survivors of the ex-
pt dition, several regiments of militia,
battalions of regular troops, carriages con-
tanning invited guests, and various civic
societies. Among the prominent people
in the carriages were Senator Warner Mil
Ter, the chiefs OF naval bureaus. Major Gen
eral Hancock end s. cretsry Of War Lin
coin, the Russian Minister and Consu
General. Postmaster General Gresham, SEC
retary Chandler Commodore tpshur of
the navy, and Mayors Edison and Low.
The p. ocession then moved up Broadway
and across the BGonklvr bridge to the navy
yard where the bodies will lie in state
to day. The day wss observed by general
suspension OF business and flying flags IN
the harbor arj n tie city al half mast.
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a Murderer Lyuched.

San FRANCISCO, February 22 "A special
10 the Examiner from Tombstone says:
John helth was sentenced yesterday to i'm
IrisormeCt for life for completely in the
bistee murders. At daylight this morn
lrg one hundred men secured an entrance
10 the Isi! snd hanged Heath to telegraph
pole. This afternoon Heith's body was cut
tVNn from tie telegraph post, where il had
'at ;.ed all gay. Heitb took the matter
rOo.iy, saying Boys, you are hanging an
innocent man. You will find that out be-
.cte the other men tmeaning DoHd aud
l''> are hung While his eyes were be-
.HS tSncsgsd he said; III have 8 favor to
S,A. Font murilate my body by shooting
u u ter am hung
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OCHlLTREE-M SMARck.

The "ThupdsPes" On ths sttuattss-
Ministep sargent Defesded-Ths 0ss.
man Press.
LospoS, February f2.-The Times arti.
Gle upon the Lsskes incident says:
AT LAST Bismarck hss obtained IN op-
portunity 10 show his dislike TO . country
which annually ross him Of . thoussnd
conscripts. Coppsss w1 Al-advissd u
sending the resolution, and Bismarck va
uDgracious In NstufninS u. GrsotinE.
however, that Bismarck WA hight In refus-
Ing 10 praise Herr Lssker, bis organs are
wrong in rev!ling Minister Sargent The
latter va, only obsying bis govsrnnsnt.
and this IL no reason wig he should be
held I'D, in 1Hsanoe OF !aternationh couf-
lety, and almost OF international law, 70
The Coater1oS Of the L0egmss Psspls.
Il 10 said that Sargent h hardly careful
Ell ough OF isr-ns and ceremonies 70 please
court - formal ~ that oil Bsilin,
bu. worrs moment to try and induce him
to resign could hardly Be chosen than ne
present Whsn his resignation would sun
further sxais the relations Of I've coun
tries which ought 70 b on excellent
terms"
a CsypaAs Opssfs0.
BEEII, February 22.-Ths Dsutsch
Tsgeblstt, commenting upan Blsmsrcks
reply 70 The Lasksy resolutions. repels tho
infiuspse Of forsign legislature In the in.
terpaL sfisi ~ of Germany a7d cridcisss the
diplomatic intsrmedisry n;sthod employed
in the traIsmisston Of the rssolntioos ~
then. sAys:
We believe Hsrr LAskss ~ uDknowp 70
The nsjoity Of Congressman. Thar Oh
jex In sdoptiag the resolutions Vas 70 gan
Gsx,nan vote In ths coming PRESIDENTIAL
election and win the love Of 0ermsns ~
home, Who are desirSus 70 throw the gstes
o fths FatIAsrIand W. open 10 American
imports.
( SArgssk GsIshsaaaa-
BERLrs. February 22.-Xinistsr 8Srgsat
sntertsiAs the rssidsnt Americsns st q
toirss hsu, In celsbfation Of Wahington's 9
birthdf0, tonight
Tho AAoaJsT DA0SaSl
PAS, Psbxzasy z&,-A he basSuss
givsa y the Stanley Club nb sysaise
dxty guests we're pssssns nAjofNy q
vhaa we're Amsrias and Ensiish psfaai'
isn and srtissa n eofpsspeodsnt q u
London ri.es, B,ssits. pessidsd walker.
The Ame,s.a Cessul GsasrAl, Sssesssptsd
Minister Mortss. Bls~itA II peopoeAs
| tbe tosss "wasAisgtos," ssid Wshines'a
not oaly fosslsd ADsftl ffssesa:
rot opsnsA - huoao0
s,s of universal isdspsedsoce. - y
ukSiIsd lAfsyst4s . e =.
Humssisy ssisss go % Liberty . so
'01ts. SII.. rsv:ds, De lnsF!s.. artists ssss .
srs" unehise Bird. !" md u eoysoie1s
.,s,.sIs neHS ctoaed With dndna The
.stsr spesgisd Basssf."
I D1laG - 1ooOeS.
I-vsoy. YsteuAyy a-fhouse1ds o.
,.oole are dying q lever tn South java
ghsa 4 nmsdy - pseysa ifseH . y
. cpre Or consuDptloe aDd psf1eoe lonS
,sst1Ses. n sb0uld - kspt y svsY ye.I
.ssrisisi boena. We rslsS y DE-. VISA
HslS1 e wild Cbsyy. daE4 80 q
.hich Mn cure @ ordinssy eo1Gh - 80
- h0S1aO VII euro eouDa1SSek =
cIaaaonk n kRka.
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Thousands Ray 40.

NJ. T. W. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes:
81 never hesitate TO recommend your
Electric Bittsrs to my customers, they give
entire ntisfaction and are rapid sellers
Electric Bitters are the purest md best
medicine kno~n and will positively cure
kidney and liver complaints. Purify the
blood and requisite the bowels. No family
can afford to be without them. They will
cave hundreds Of dollars in doctors bills
every year. Sold ct fifty cents bottle By
Logan Il Co.
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Two Fatal QuarrelA

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, February 2s-Dr.
Roe, q well-to-do citizen Of Birmingham,
Ala, was at Fort Payle, Ala, to-day max
ing a settlement with Samuel HsIlson, q
brother of Judge HARRISON. A quarrel re-
sulted, which ended in Roe cutting Hsrl.
sous throat, killing him instantly. Roe
escaped to the mountains with q large
posse in pursuit.
will Wits, q watchmsn on the stsa'ner
Warner, ane q deck hand qusrreled last
night. Both fell iuto the river and
drowned.
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nations were made: Governor, H. z.
Leonard, Of Cass County; Lieutenant Gov.
ernor, John B. Derby, of Carol County:
Secretary Of State, F. o. waring. of Mills
County; Treasurer, Thompson Smith, of
Wayne County; Auditor, H. Robinson, of
Putnam County; Attorney General, John
0. Greene, of Floyd County: Superintend.
ent of Public Instruction, s. Boyd, of
Wayne County.
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A sAarsiSsg Dfsssvsvy,

NJ. Wm. johnson, Of Huron, Oak. :.
writes that his wife bad been troubles.
With eruts Bronchitis for many yean,
ard that ell remsdi's trfed gave NO pss.
man ent relief, Until he procured bottle
OF Dr. KINKS New Dscoyery Tor Ceu.
sumption. Coughs and Colds; which hAd
a msgiesI eject, and produced . p3ns-
nsnt cure u is euarsnteed TO ours
all risessss OF tSs Throat, Lung. o.
bronchial Tubes.
Tri.l bottles Zee st Logan & Co.'S. DsaS
Store. Large sios 500.
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WAsHINeToN's BIRTHDAY.
The Event Generally Observed.
Special 10 the Register.

Special TO the Register.
WASHINGTON, February %. - washing
toms Birthday was generally observed here,
good many military and civic associations
parading, and business as rule beiog sus
pended.
Nkw YORK, February 22.-Washing' 1n's
Birthday was very generally observed
here, all the exchanges were closed, and
there was general suppression Of business
DOWN town.
Chicago, February o. Nothing was
done ON Change to-day.
BosToN, February 22.-There was a gen
eral sus pension Of business here today.
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KSvNR 0SNS Uh

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pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, general de.
biIhy, disordered blood. weak Constitution,
headache, or any disease Of 0 bilious M.
ture, by all means procure bottle OF
Electric Bittsrs. Yoa will be surprised
to see the rapid improvement that will
follow you win be Inspired with new life;
strength and activity will return pain
will rejoice in the praise et Electric Bit
tsrs. Sold a. ffty eena bottle By Logan
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Welded ON THE FLY.
Hunting AZ the Heels oil y Horse for q
CIerRYman.

Clergyman.
MLANo, Tex, February 22.-Our little
town is enlivened by a novel marriage in
the street. 1t was 9 in the morning aud
many people were standing around the
Postofice when wagon with four pssseE-
gers drove up. A man got ont and spoke
few words 10 the Rev. Mr. Burrow, then
went bsck to the wagon and asked one OF
the ladies to come to the sidewalk when
the fair one spoke up and in very en-
phatic tones announced that she was going
TO be married where she was. The man
then climbed back in the wagon aud the
two stood up while Ihe reverend gentle
man ted the nfiiCisl knot making them
bus band and wife,
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A DAKOTA STORM.
The Heaviest Snow for Years-Terrible
Experiences Of q Stage Driver.

The Heaviest Snow for Years-Terrible
Experiences OF stage Driver.
LAMouRE, OAK, February 22.-The most
terrible storm of wind and snow that has
occurred in many years swept across Da-
ko.a all day yesterday. Four stages were
due here at o'clock, but only one ar
rived. As the weather was fine up to the
middle OF the afternoon, people became
alarmed for the safety of passengers and
drivers who were caught out in the sud-
den storm. 1t was impossible to do any
thing for relief last night, but this fore
noon several search parties were organ
lied. The Glendale stage was found
turned bottom upward in snow drift, half
way between here and Yorktown this after
noon. The mail bags and buffalo robes
were lying near by. The searchers went to
a settlers house about two miles West, and
found A. w. Sutley, the driver suffering
with
Frozen Face and Hands.
He related that the storm came on so
fiercely. when he was five miles from La
moure, that he could not drive the horses
in any direction. He weS alone, and con-
cluded the only way to save his life was to
dig into a snow drift and remain all night
He unhitched the horses, they started
away, and they have not been seen since.
The plucky fellow then made bed with
the sleigh and robes, and remained there
until daylight, sleeping part Of the time.
His suffering was intense, despite his
wrappiugs; but he will probably recover.
He was brought 10 the hotel here this
evening.
NJ. J SaDdersop, liveryman in this town,
started for EllenS 1le about the same time
as the stage, and had a lady passenger
when tbs orm came up Sutley could see
them two miles behind him. Since then
then there has been
No Trace of the Pair.
although men are securing the country in
all directions. A number Of fires have
neeu started on the uplands, to let them
Encw t! at search is being made for them
IA CasC they are alive.
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The Cincinnati Horror.

.iN''SSNrI, February - The exsmin-
1'''n ol the bodies Of the Taylor family,
''unl IN the Ohio Medical College, men.
~ sVoec IN last nights dispatch, shows that
!" '"'se had been murdered. All the
49, showing unmistaksble signs of vio-
ts;ng ,. .os skulls OF Taylor aud his wife
urISs-sS t9red. Whether the family was
IsbIs bIeu ~ i0r money or the dissectjrg
is rb., IL. ~. HnoSn, but the general peliei
,oss TbSS we're killed for the latter pur.
u dsSor.opse mouse where Taylor lived was
Issr,s, use ,S'sle spot, half a mile from the