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WELLSBURG NOTES.
Thieves-School lElection-A Notable Death

Special 10 The Register

ppSClH W tNc 1cVts"'
WELLsBuRG, W. Va, May l4.-George
Oswold was taken before s. s Quest, a JUS
tice of the Peace, to-day, on two charges,
one for stealing chickens and the other for
breaking into the residence Of Captain
Oakes. He was committed to Jail in de-
fault of bail to the amount of $500 in the
first case and $500 on the second charge.
"Buck" Montgomery was also before the
same Justice on charge Of petty larceny,
and was committed to jail in default of $500
bail.
A school election will be held at the va
rious voting places throughout the county
on next Tuesday, at which there will be
elected a county superintendent OF free
schools and school commissioner.
Richard W. Buchanan, who has been i'll
for several months, died at his residence in
this place this morning at about o'clock.
The deceased was a son of the late A. NJ.
Buchanan, of this county, and was aged
about 40 years. He had been q merchant
in Cincinnati and Chicago for several
years, but retired from business and resided
here since las! fall. He leaves two chill.
dren, who are left both fatherless aud moth
erless, their mother having died few years
since
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GRANTS CONDITION.

His Throat and the Weather Troubling
General Grant Considerably.
New YoRE, May l4.-Iesterday was &C
knowledged to be bad day for General
Grant. He suffered with his throat and
could only speak with difficulty. The after
noon brought him no relief, even though II
brought DR.. Douglas, and it was not until
early this morning that ne fell into a slum.
Der, superinduced by sn extra quantity OF
morphine. This morning he awoke feeling
3 little easier, but not ct all improved in his
general condition. DR.. Douglas state
ments mean simply that the General IS not
progressing in the same ratio as hitherto.
The weather has a ve,y depressing effect on
the Generals spirits.
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The Red Cross at Plymouth.

PuuApELrHlA. May 1.-The Philadel'
phia members of the Red Cross have voluu.
teered their services at Plymouth, and will
start at once to aid the sufferers there.
Nurses will accompany them. Subscrip'
tions here for the relief fund up to date az
gregate $2,S45.
NEw YoRK, May ll.-Col Charles ].
Murphy, OF Brooklyn, has volunteered to go
to Plymouth to aid in caring for the sick.
He became quite famous tor MS services in
the yellow fever epidemic of lS47 in New
Orleans, and was prominent in the hospital
service Of the peninsula campaign during
tba Rar
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FARM LABoRERS' PAY.
-he agricultural Departments StStemen
of Farm Iahorsrs Wages.

The Agricultural DEPARTMENT. Statement
OF Farm Laborers Wages.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-The monthly sta
esneA publication Of the Agricultural De-
pA~nent for May, which will be issued in
NO Or three days, contains comprehensive
Statement Of wages paid to farm lsborers in
AZ ~ parts Of the country based upon what Mr..
JS;csge, the statisician of the Department,
gSehs7es 20 90 entirely trustworthy data: {:
s5.'ern sSas'ern States, $25 30; Middle States
SS-SIS; Southern States, $l4 81; Western
"Stes, S22 %; California, $3S.75.
lie amount Of laborers seeking employ
Ieht m agriculture at the present is IN
ssoSl.y large, yet there are many localities
Amost every section in which there is
zoe or less complaint Of scarcity.
tae report closes with the practical sug-
ssaOH thar in the manufacturing towns and
~:es o''ees VII be opened either By labor
.1'ens or Benevolent citizens through which
WGU1LicatioHs may be opened between
JSe@Ploysd city workmen snd farmers, so
lA' reputable and worthy city lsborer
SJ osve The means Of making known his
,.s ,, Character instead Of starting out on
,S a. q venture suhjscs 10 the suspicion oi
'''g aiken for q professional tramp.
Retention of gaIss sumner.
~ Amy delegation, consisting Of Sur
SSG.EOthsrSl 3. Murray. Inspector General
ana assistant Adiatant General o. d.
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BRID0EPORT.

On Sunday, May Is. Rev. Scores, vih
preach memorial sermon for Branum Poa
G. A. X. in the West End church 10 memo
~ Of those who sacrificed their hives in de.
tense Of their country and their principles
in the late rebellion.
We would like TO meet the oompositor
who spelled George Aoonss name Moore
in yesterdsy's paper
John Church Is having stone wall built
in front Of his house on Pike street. Hs
will fAiss The house up 10 the level OF the
street.
SURVEYORS Mitchell and Lash ere 6Iiag
the boundaries ef the 0scbenbein farm.
The dollhouse keeper on the pike at this
place says that travel II lighter nov than ~
any other time during the past year.
Bnnpop Pos, q. A. X will give . sup.
per and festival 10 PythiAa hall TO night and
TO morrow nigh,
Yesterday the ejectment suit between
Robert Atchisoo and James Lyle WAS tded
before Squire Hosel il vss decided 10
favor Of Aichisoa, the plaintiff 10 the case.
Martin MeConnsughsy has tbe aResey
for the Gillispis 0dometes in this place sud
vicinity. IL is sp indicator 10 be attached
to the axle Of any vehicle 70 shos the nss.
Der Of miles travelled. II viii be very usa.
ful to livery men who wish 70 hire their bss.
gies BY the mile.
On next Saturday evening there will be .
concert given at the Wsk End Church ios
tie bsns6t Of the Sabbath school OF thAs
church.
Tbs vslley School. taught By Aissss
Calsudiss soa Moons, closs today.
Thefe zill be cottage pssyH messins q
the rs.idence Of Geo. B. Tusses this svsa'
The Kisders.rtes sooonpssisd BY Mo
Clars FORBES, their instructsssS spent ~
t.rdsy afternoon u The woods gssAsdae
GovefA
Tbe Appleeassk bssd win run sa exesF-
s;oa up % 6tsubesyills tonight On hs -
steamer Climax.
The School Board net last nigAt
At. Bowie w. n Beflaifs yosese4ay.
viii HssIos tecdvsd Q ess 1nsd q pssing
sous frsn - edilsst~ qsasriss yssta-
E.s.s, Ksha. H3llw, ssd NcCoaaas.
ebey rs1issed hsa CsvsiAaa ysstsriAs
vbsss ~ hsd bssa sttssdiag IL Elissd
touruonent bstsssa Cast9 cd kisaa.
The9 IN seem 70 tkssk thst \ vs. . pst ~
Job. MeKinna bein1 ths bettss plsyss bui
ssill losing TIE gassA
II. II B. MWesa ssd his beethr havs
bousht . ssserL aors N bessoo3. -
| Mia MisaN Wssssaaa n bsllAiss. bvD
ting niss Kats Cook .,,
Ma c. n. Rbede ord daaghkr Absie
rstxsa Con Pkiladslphis sodsJ o. to7o'f
ruU. .u
/ n city resiausaat, of vhich Asss
hen VA rreprietns. eiossd yscesd.y
/ 4 nsetipg Il IT, Board q HsAha -
III last night,
! uisss
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eSPsrmaNant ,,

There are medicines which give only
temporary relief and then leave the sufferer
worse OF than before especially in cases Of
dyspepsia Remember that this is not the
way with Browns Iron Bitters. See what
Mr.. j. N Gaines of Gaines, S. c., says
asOat this prince Of touics, MY wife hss
been greatly benefited BY ii, shs had been
troubled with dyspepsia for years, and now
beleyeshe is permanently cured" Itslso
cures liver aud kidney complaints,
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The Knights of Honor on Suicide.

ST. Louis, May l3.-The Supreme Lodge
of the Knights of Honor met again to-day.
After receiving reports from several COM
mittees the question Of paying benefits in
the case suicide By the insured was dis
cussed at length. The Supreme Lodge is
in favor o. pay ng insurance in such cases
when the person committing the deed is
insane beyond question Of doubt. but in
any other event it thinks the benefit should
he vithheld
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4 Remedy for No Work.

CoLrNBUs, O., May 1.-THE State MIN
ers Association met to-day. Seventy.fve
miners were present, representing three or
four hundred votes. The principal points
considered are the scarcity of work for min
ers, and remedy for the same. Among
which is proposed the stoppage of all mines
in the State for a certain length OF time,
semi monthly payment, and safety fund
tor the relief of miners when a strike takes
place, are also beng considered Discus.
sion was tad to-day and some definite act
ION will be taken tomorrow.
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Until October 5, 1SS5.

Until October 5, 1875.
J. FINDLRY MAYEs, Justice OF the Peace,
West Alexander,
Washington County, Pa.
BE No marriage license required in Pennsylvania
Yesterday the steamer Climax made her
trial trip which proved quite successful.
She made the run between the Wheeling
wharf and the ferry landing in twenty-five
minutes.
A small child Of Jesse Smith, of Clarks
addition, died Of spssms yesterday. 1t will
be buried in the RiVerview Cemetery to-day
at 2 p. m. -,
Yesterday ten-year-old boy named Nor
gan, who lives on Hanover street, near
Second, had q very narrow escape from be-
ing at least dangerously hurt. He was
standing in the street, when a horse at
tached to buggy knocked him down, but
fortunately did not, step on him. AS 1t was
only the wheels OF the buggy passed over
his foot and leg, doing but little injury.
Mr.. G. T. Carroll, of the Champion Ma
chine Works, of Springfield, is in town set
ting up some harvesting machines for The
aker & Dickson.
Exley & Linn are getting in supply Of
lumber. We did not ask what they expect
ed to do withit.
Thomas Mullsney isgiviug his house q
coat of paint.
All the pumps in the upper end of town
played out yesterday.
We will, out of Justice to Wm. Neleon,
state as we did in Wednesdays yaper, that
he ives in no way suspected Of being con,
nected with the robbery of the depot the
other night. He was merely SO unfortunate
as to find the violin and box.
NJ. NJ. Sheets has returned from an ex'
tended western trip in the interest Of Me-
Kee Bros. of Pittsburg
James Selby Of Morgsntewa, is in town
working with Jesse Selby.
DR.. J. D. Hobenssck has purchased 8
new buggy.
Mrs. Daniel McSwords has returned from
a visit in Kapsas.
Lex McSwurds, who bad hss arm broken
come time ago, is getting along nicely. O.
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Tho Non.UpIon ~. TD:an.

CHICAGO, May l4,-DuriDg the past week
the owners of the Chicago steel mills have
had some trouble with their workmen, heF.
ing employed . number Of Hon-union men.
The police were called seaersl tines to
avert an interrupted collision between union
and non.union men. ThissGsrnoon a.noa-
union man was assaulted BY three strikers
and left on the street sensslsss. The,sSsail-
ants were arrested.
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yery. Very xittle Things,

But very important-your blood corPosclss:
They are bright red. They are SO small
that it takes over 1900 Of them in line 10
make an iach. The bright red color comes
from the IRON in them. When there 10 not
enough iron he blood is thin and watsry
ard impure. Purity and VICES 20 togeshss.
Browns Iron Bitters Is the oaly safe ison
tonic ever made. Il earicAss the blood,
builds up the system, gives health, strsngth
and enjoyment Of life HtF
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WILCoXEN SENTENCED
To Three Years Hard Labor in the Peni-
tsntiary-NeIs Notes.
Special ne Register.


STECEENYILLE, May li.-Andrew Will
co1en, who some time ago shot his mistress
IN house of illtame in this city, and who
Plesded guilty to shooting with intend to
wound, was to-day sentenced to three years
hard labor in the Ohio penitentiary.
Prosecuting Attorney Henry Gregg
to-day received a dispatch announcing
the death of his mother, OF lyuwood,
Kansas, where the Gregg family re-
moved some few years ago. Deceased lady
was 65 years of age and her death was
caused By heart disease. DR.. Melvin Gregg
left for Kansas to-day.
Mrs. Leonard Swartz, Of Wheeling, was at
the Mayor Office to-day iuquiring if the au.
Ihoriries had seen anything of her husband,
who deserted her, taking with him horse
and wagon. Mrs S says he came to this
city, but the authorities know nothing OF
him.
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The Crowley-Morris Case,

NEw YORK, May l4.-The trial Of Police
Sergeant David Fl. Crowley, for criminal
assault upon Maggie Morris in a bsr-room.
short time ago, wins continued to-day. and
the prosecution closed their case. Defense
opened aud placed Crowley on the stand.
he admitted being in the bar room with the
girl, but denied the outrage. The accused
also denied having intimidsted Maggie with
a pistol.
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A Great Discovery.

Mr. William Thomas, of Newton. Ia,
says my wife bad been seriously affected
with cough for twenty-five years, and this
spring more severely than ever before. She
had used many remedies without relief aud
being urged to try DIR. Kings New Gscov-
cry, did So With most gratifying results.
The first bottle has absolutely cured her.
She has nos had so good health for thirty
years"
Trial bottle lOc at Logan & Co.'S drug
store. f.arre size 81 ---"-
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Al End TO Bone scrapinx.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg,
says: Having received so much benefit
from Electric Bitters, feel it my duty 10
let suffering humanity know it. Have had
srunning sore ca my leg for eight years;
my doctors told me / would have to have
the bone seraped or leg anputated. I ussd
instead, three bottles Of Electric Bittsrs aud
seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and
my leg Is now sound and well" 7
Electric Bitters are sold at City cents q
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica Salye at Csc
per box, by Logan 4 Co. O.
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$50 Suffering Families.

WrLKEsBARRE, Pa, May l4-0vef $50
families in Plymouth are now receiving aid
and money is stil badly needed. as there
are hundreds Of widows and orphans who
must be provided for. Efforts will be made
to raise q fund of $4,000 to be used in
caring for the orphans for several years.
In all nearly 81 900 have been received,
hut much more is needed for immediate
wants. Three more deaths this afternoon
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$50 Strike.

TAUNTON, Mass, May l4.-A6sut 1870
w1eavers Of the Whittantoa mills left their
looms to day because the superintendent re
fused 10 discharge section hand who it Is
claimed tried to cheat one Of the weaysTs
and was discharged because he interfersd
with what the section hand considered his
husiness
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BuekIen'. Arnica salye,

The best salVe in the world for CusA
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands, Chilb!sins,
Corns, and all Skin ErGpiions, and positive
lycures Piles or no pay required. Its guar
suteed TO give perfect Satisfaction, or money
refunded. Prizes 2i ceu.s pss box, For
sale BY Logan 4 Co.
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Base Ball.

At Pittshurgh-Pittsburgh ), Brook
lyn, 2.
At Philsdelphia-Chicago 3; Philaiel-
phia, 0.
At Observation-Disclosures a1d st. L )uis
game postponed on account OF rEn.
At New York-New York 5, Detroit 3.
At Cincinnsti-Cincinnsti 8, Metropoi
tsns 5.
At st. Louis-St Louis 6, Baltimores 5.
At Toledo-Toledos 6, Omahas 3.
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A seAbbinG ARRAY.

NEw YoRk, May l4-In so alteration
tonight between Larry" 0'Brieu, a we'll
known broker, and Geo, TruemAn, q sport
ing character from Chicago. the former
was stabbed and the latter shot. Both
wounds are thought to be fatal.
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boat Race Caallsnrs.

MONTREAL, May lk--LAing, tae cham.
pion amateur Of Canada, will roE the Aus
iralian amateur, a single scull champion,
W. G. Bretts, for s.Ophy worth 81, coo, in
Canadian water.
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The Illinois senatorshin.

SPRINGFIELD, May l4.-The Democrats
held caucus this afternoon and arranged
q vote first for the following men for United
States Senator: Tree, Black, Harrison,
Altgeldt, Palmer, Allen, Townshend
Haine, S. C. Sudd, ]. l.. Schofeld and NJ.
W. Fuller. They are to be voted for in the
order named until each receives full
Democratic vote. Then three times alter
ward should no person be elected. The
new member Weaver received certificate
of election from the Governor this evening.
At the evening joint session the first vote
for United States Senator resulted; Tree,
81; Morrison, 5; Judd, ,: Hoxie, /; Town
shend, l.
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RrIIIal.

New BRUNSWICK, n. j.. May l4.-Auy
Belmont, so cruelty treated by Mrs. Hen
bricks who had adopted the child, lies in a
critical condition. Medical evidence shows
that the womans treatment Of the child
xas reyeltingly brutal and 6endish.
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Imprsons5 Minara

ASHLAND, Pa. May l4.--NoOs of the
entombed miners At North Ashlana collis4y
have been recovered and thsss ia very little
hope Of reaching them this week. All the
imprisoned men are relatives.
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Greene, Gen. q. ]. Hunt Gen. Ayres and
Lieutenant Colonel Hudsoa, called upon
the President to-day and urged the retention
Of Miss Sumner, daughter Of Gen. Sumner,
as postmistress Of Charlottesville.
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A Sensation.

After the roll call on the second ballot
Representative Fuller get up and all
nouucedthat a man named Dunphy, Of
Chicago was in the house and attempted
to bribe Senator Reagan to vote for Logan.
1t created q sensation and it was nearly an
hour before any business was transacted.
The third ballot resulted: Tree, 100; Nor
rison, l.
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Crops.

ToPESA, KAN, May l4.-Crop reports
from sixty counties of the State Indicate
the conditions of growing wheat no better
Than at the last report of the Board Of Agri.
cI ltpre
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No Trouble Looked For.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, May IA report
was sent out day or two ago ofa probable
collision between white and colored people
in Bibb and Chiffon counties this State
were exaggerated. Everything is quiet
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To make children healthy use plenty Of
air, plenty Of milk, plenty Of sleep, and
always have = bottle OF Dr, Balls Cough
Syrup in case ofcrOOp
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A Defaultar.

HoBoxES, n j.. Msl 4-Town Clerk,
Christian Wurster, is reported IS missing,
and q defsulter
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SAN FRAScIsco. CAL, May 1.-THE Call
has advices Of a treaty Of peace and ali,
ance between Honduras San Salvador,
Costa Ries and Nicaragua.
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wha. SO Days nl4 for Memphis R.teher

Opposite the Misa and Team. depot We
found Nix. Fl. L. Schmidt BE was born
and raised in this city as = hatcher. At
the last drawing of The Louisiana State
LOTTERY be invested S. an tickets, recsirins
Eve oneffSh tickets, and Of these three
drew prizps-o one, No 1880 drasing 81.
O0a, -9smpeis. Ieun. Avalanche. March
"a. F&s - -
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The Five Murderers.

CHICAGO, May 1.-The grand jury to-
dsy, presented indictments against all i've
of the selfconfessed murderers of Filipo
Csruso. Sylvester Ignazio, Augustine
Girado alias 'the dude" and Giovanni
Azzaro were indicted as principals to the
horrid crime, and Antonio Mercurio and
Bone as accessories. The witnesses, who
were called were: Mary Dolan and Patrick,
her brother, who saw Girado and Sylvester
carving the trunk into the house at SO
Tilden avenue, Joe O'Brien and the drug
clerk, Henry DeBoy, who noticed them car
rying in towards Madison street, on Centre
avenue, and Charles Lessinger, who hauled
the trunk from the corner of Madison street
and Centre avenue to the Union depot. No
facts were brought out that have not been
published in detail in these dispatches.
Identified.
CHICAGO, May 1.-THE dealer who sold
the rope with which Fillipo Caruso, whose
body was found in q trunk at Pittsburg was
strapgled, identified the rope and Ignozio
Sylvester as one Of two men to whom he
sold it. He did not see Gilardo, but said
his description tailed with that Of the other
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An EmbeZZler.

TORONTO, May l4-Cecil f. Bsebe,
charged with altering the books of Schnei-
der Il Co., of Portland, Oregon, and the
enbezzlement of $4,000, has been commit.
ted for extradition.
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SALVATION on, the celebrated American
remedy, is guaranteed to cure Rheumatism,
soie throat, swellings, bruises. burns, and
frost bites. Price only twenty-five cents .
knIIla
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PIurnmerS

Fave re Iucsd ,he best cabinet phoSpsraphs
10 erls 81 so PEI dozen. No. i..5s A.la
street, Wheeling.
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As sure as TO morroTS sun rise Is tue
Grand Drawing of The Louisiana State
LOTTERY at New Orleans, monthly. The
next, the l8lst, an Extraordinary Grand
Drawing will take place on June 10th, when
over $522 900 will go hlther and yon, 10
holders of 100 600 tickets at $40 each, or
fractions at 81, of which full infor nation can
be had Of N. "A Dsuphin, New Orleans, La
Atthe l79tn Grand Drawing, on April l4th,
1885. the following was the result Ticket
No. 59.O65 drew the First prize Of ST5,00a;
II was sold in ffihs at 81 esch--one 20 John
". HAYWOOD b L. II. Terdery. No. aS
Charlton street, Savannah, Ga, oleto J. A.
B. Putnam, Mt Pleasant, Texas one 10 z.
Spendrup, Donsldsonville, La; one 70 W.
C. Parker, Of windfall. Ind and another to
a party in Washington. d. c. The Second
Ptizs-S25, ,0e0-won by 70. 55,9lS. sold
aIso in 6fihs-one to HeEry orban, U. s.
Marie Hospital. San PrAncisco CsL; oos
to Predrick Mas, New York Cly; one to
Fred S. Beach, 206 Fifth sEenuA Nss York
CIV: the other fifths ~snt elseshefe. No.
s4 $50 drew the Third Prize of $4,000 was
aso cold in Etrhs--one held by Dan n.
Moriarty, No 596 sscund avenue. New Yoth
CITY; one By W. J. Collier. s2l @ street, n
W.. Washington. D. C.; one collected b.
Bri,ton L Koorz, Bankers, Nstcbez Aiss.
two others by John n Gies. No. 2ll
Crcgbxn street. Detroit, Mich The Fourth
Prizes. each $S.G8e. drawn by Nos s,5il
aud 29,GTi we're scattered in fractions q
Boston. San Francisco, St Paul. Haaly
XIV, 6s;nssyii!e, Texas, and Montgomery
Ala
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Awar of Races Feared,

NEw ORLEANS, May l4.-GOvernor
0Neal, of Alabama, has received adVices
from home indicating his presence is need
ed there on account of an apprehended war
of races in Bibb and Chiffon counties The
trouble grew out of the recent assault on a
white woman by negro, and the lynching
of the negro's father in consequence thereof.
The Sheriff fearing an uprising has called
on the Governor for troops,
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MARTINS FERRY.

Yesterday your correspondent was shown
one of Squire Mayes' unique cards, lately
gotten out to boom the marriage busi,
, 1885-10-01
The Burke.Clow Fight.

DENVER, Sept. S0.-Two thousand
persons were present at the exposition
building tonight to witness the sparring
contest between Jack Burke, tho Irish
lad, and John p Glow. champion Of
Colorado. Local celebrities had amused
the audience for an hour or more, when
Sheriff Graham announced hat both
principals would be placed under arrest
if a single knock out blow was given, and
directed the contestants not to use other
than six-ounce gloves. All bets were
then declared off. Burke announced hat
any persons believing him a party to the
hippodrome could get their money at the
door. -Four rounds were then fought.
Burke in each showing his immense
superiority over Glow. No decision was
given.