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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-11-03

Dick Griffin was killed at Sideview,
Montgomery county, by the acciden-
tai discharge of his gun, while hunt
ing.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-11-03

The Echo says the organization Of
a Fair Company at Greenville next
year is a certainty. The money is
now being raised.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-11-03

VIM. T. Walker was appointed post
master at Lawrenceburg, Friday.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-11-03

The second trial of Tom Crittenden
for the murder of Rose Moseby is set
for November 9th, atTaylorsville.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-24
Tie esiGent.
The Presidents Reply.

ENaCrTlvE MANSION
WASHINGTON, d. C., Sept. / 1, i3Sj
...o. Do.a1a i. E"io3:
NJ DiAw SiR:-I am in rec,,p, Of your
euor teocmiug your resignation as q mem
r,, Of the Hoard OF Cjvl! Service Commls-
s.o.ers
cannot refrain from expressing my sin
.eIe regret that you have determined to
withdraw from position in the pHbic ser
ice where your intelligent performance OF
lujy las been OF inestima5ic value to the
-ountry.
The friends Of civil scrviceretorm aud all
hose who desire good government
fully appreciate your devotion to
the cause in which you early
u,sttd, and they have seen with satist.--
ion that your zeal and faith have &C. led
you to suppose that the reform in when
you were engaged is unslited to the ruie7
"hirh ordinarily govern progress in hunla
aflairs, or that il should at once reach par
cction and universal acceptance. lou
nave been willing patiently TO accept gool
,tsults as they could step by sJep be "a ned
holding every advance with unyleling
tcaolas'ness'
lhe success TIlch thus lar attended me
Work ct c'Yil seT'ice reform Is iarI"y cue
tie tac; that its praci cal irienis hnve
irccCeded upon the theory that real sGa
.ealthv progress can only be made rs such
& the people who cherish peCn!cious p3.ltl-
a. IDEAS, long iOsierc! All eucoararrG DN
..C.ous pa.,,:,a. h!p, ~ E-rsaaIed nat Ia
.t"agr Co-.aG F'";'H 'T .i3..,r VNess SD
-'aAUa! lHts.'- "shl A.' o.. me.
= rensoah ir ,o.erel 'n !or ID prhjNd!ces,
-Far''' I'',+tiloH '' every A'a' sshsl-
II -lh|at."" -! very .tsUun"ial.y t!"'
.It-isvs a'. i'.a. 3, 40 3 .oas"nl elJrt
D u mcMs'....' 80, - .4,a0tag,5 o, tae oe@
pier OF 'a..e-, "'' moans Joy which this
'.,i& mo's.'I' VIII !" t-'nrE De iHTtie'
'C'url=", 'Ar orEoai;,u ., lnc1rrSlOi5
p,?Snen rendered 'E"i!.,'la.aHt tl"c!use
-ao,d EFp. q s#;e 'oun-alou OF coirse
.t'rt salV't ls ~ surrender Of principal,
or backward sc, snt ali l.gs ior The cu
ere. ment U. r. - .Hou': 0e ri-ld.y eXc.
.uleG out the n'tI's w>'ch ia pg.Griy y"s
g.,ulse will no Hn 'u'iT r.'nnz,c unless me
'.u!,srtDlc o. n" pr"p'' 's added II n
I'm assertion Of 1 &. H." All = rocou: eN.
.C,l:or q he laws.
II is = source OF coar-atulAtion that there
re 20 many friends Of Civil Service roip'm
ars5h..r7 on the practical ".!s Of tae
taesugu ald that the number IA aot sr"a'cr
tpCse Fro!r.s'nk 'r,aadilne-3 ior the
.'as"and y. n'Sr|~y1AS.y IN. FltA s'9'T.
nous s"it-lEal"oA-nsss d'a"ret"'nEe'
It.; 'a exact .cyord vat" tGeir a't-A.
.sitd 'ff"f. AID 1-cry With hHrplnE cuu-
w IL" H5-r o, those nctua.y IL the field
l,ty'm enl iEncr lhe conditions Which
arl1 h.I Hualiy "varr struggle, %! Z rat
4. lu-.sy- IN ,Ee al.lfa OF r0gern-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-24
4 fight VITA m0CN3HIEERS.

fu"rE Esvsruu OG'cla,is Probably urrd,rrd
IN Tennessee.
Nsswurg, September - -. Ilt"rnnl
Eoycru" Collector h.l..nar, !a;c las: night
receiver cisp.l,h .;y.og Information O. =
conflict be'wc-u . pc-se Of officers and Car.
r,ll county moonshIners. ara irtima,inp
'at Cur &. tie foracf Iaijcen iJ0l'y deal.
wiib. r. NJ. Green, . u-ppDg Collector,
i,n Nashville Sunday night with several
Ulcers and ample am n.ui1.ou Tor 4 bard
c9r f.ct with the manufacturers 0. Illicit
rhiskv. Gr8 ten r,.log wer- Pg-, Gt the
s,,r.s Of war. 1t had been arranged 'aat
DIpcn should receive relIto-caue.ts y
'.s. .nzta and he End d l.r I'm with
am ufcr re vcutl.cI into The hair OF tn
,aoonshiucrs.
Last rirht Green tele,raphel !, aging:
Two s,,!ls were captured ia-' nl,hi. The first
,l.,, q 10 riccH. JuT men were left to
.uaII T.. Sryen or eight ,no;s wsrr fired
B, both .iGcs. ana We returned ht . clock
and fouut ia. the still grc tour c"n;dswe-c
,rrc. We made q search par were unaJ."
10 hear 0. taem ov iiul 'hsm. aad were
..lyeH ~.
|; may ,a ~. 'he f7r- i.99''.. vha ';s-
,yocnTsd f-. r.. ons=n 90 'r"-r'y L..
alt rne pr... mpua, u rhour'. 1auc,ur.r",
as :h"v Vs.. 3 ro. have IT,. ',"'r Is' "''l
.I,IeI o.. ,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-24

citizen. I'lvsses S. Grant, in favor Of har-
mony and good feeling between North aud
south we insist that su end shall De put to
criminal evasion OF equal civil and political
rishts promised by the Constitution. The
riy ht OF suffrage must oe maintained free
aud untrammeled, and if that right Is un-
lawfully denied 10 any part OF the people OF
suy State its representationin Congress and
the Electoral College should De reduced.
SiNth-That the Legislature having abCi
;shed contract LABOR in the prisons in the
State. that we urge the enactment Of laws
terdiur 20 distribute rs eQuirsbly as poss.-
be the burden OF competition with free IA
Dor.
Seveuth-That in contracts for State
work no contracts De awarded to any person
or corporation discriminating against any
class, or organization Of laborers.
E:ghtk-That We commend legislation
gusrau,eeing the benefits OF public schools
70 all children OF the State aud such control
OF factory employment as will surround the
women and children emploged with uecessa-
r a.,sUayjs.
Eir,l-Tha, stringent laws 6eP4ssed for
IN nroyemeuJ Of the sanitary condition o.
homes Of workiugmeu Ia cities.
Tenth-That We demand enforcement OF
;h. ,aw prohibiting the importation OF con
iyact labor.
E.'eventh-RecommcId legislation foster
:u.- pgricultural aud dairy interests.
Twelfh-We favor the continuance OF
the Railroad Commission upon al uupartl.
ear basis.
Thirteent-Tha, We declare in favor Of
asking the National Government to assist IN
n, Improvements OF the locks aud deepen
;rg the Erie canal
Ira Daycup port me Nominee.
SARAuoGA, September 2&-Ira Daveu.
pos', ,ne uominse tor Governor, vas born 81
ryellsyiile. Steuben county, y. Y, June
-. ISL. His fs.her, Col Ira Davenport
was an eariy settler IN that section OF the
State and an extensive land owner. &r.
plyeupor. received his early cIucation in
n I Mon school a. BL'h, 20 which place his
parents removed. Subsequently he al
,erded Dr. RusseUs coleg,..s school i.
y. ~ Haven Conn. IL has si7eu much
~ u.:oa - ;ravsl ard study ani is q
Nm Il lan.h culrre and
,c.eral ro~leige. la politics
". NSvea05r, has a. 'sys been 8sp.j,j
Ca. He gss sla~,sd 70 represent the Cle
.u.-r S-eu5.a aui Allechery tjs,-;c,3 in
,lr srste senate in ,s77 and reelected in
80. serving both terms rs rr..r2.n c.'h.
Committee on Commerce aud Navigation
y. Davenport in personal appearance /.
-t -ht but straight in I. arii II" Is Gloss
,Layeu except a to ais m5v,tAcae woiel IS
heavy arl light in color His m"un'rs ar
1;gultgd but somewha. reserved and ~ /,
rerec buo~n 70 ioke lie Is finely etaea
f.E sud g L!ChelOr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-24

Stand between the people and the machinery
OF their government. In the ore
case q asonsble intelligence and
the education which is freely furnished or
forced upon the youth Of our land are tae
credentials to Office the other way is found
in favor secured by participation in partisan
work often uniting a person morally, II
not mentally and physically, for the respon-
sibilities and dulies Of public employment
You will agree with me, | think, that the
support which has been giventc the present
Administration in its eilor;s TO pracerve
and advance this reform By party restored
to power after an exclusion for many years
from participation in place attached 20 the
public service confronted with new sys
tenn precludiDg the redistribution Of such
places in its interest, called upon to surreu
der advantages which perverted partisan
ship had taught American people belonged
TO the successful party sld peEturoed with
the suspicion always raised in such
an emergency that their rights in the conduct
Of this reform had not been scrupuiously
regarded, should receive due acknowledge
ment and should confirm our O=ilet that
there ia sentiment among he people bel'
ter than the desire to hold Office and pltri-
otic impulse upon which may safely res. the
integrity Of cur institutions aud the strength
and perpetui,y of our government have
determined to request you to retain your
present position until November - next
at which time your resignation may become
operative. desire to express mY entire
confidence ia your attachment to ii" cause
Of Civil Service Reform and your ability to
render it Efficient aid aud ! indulge the
hope and expectation that Notwithstanding
he acceptance pt your resignation your in
terest il the object for which you have la
| bored so assiduUusly will continue beyond
the official tenn which you surrender.
Yours very truly,
| GHuyER CIEyFI ,Nn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-24
M'GRAW'S MiLL
Turns out Several Apr"intm"niN to ~
t"ruaI Revenue Positions.

Turns out several appointments 10 'n-
t"rTaI Revenue Positions.
S,,rm "ns L.g"rr
GrAIToN, W. Va, September D. he
following persons were appointed TO posi-,
tiors in the Internal Revenue Service 3y
Collector McGraw yesterday
jacob Y. Marrhail of Randolph county
Deputy Collector Tor the Seventh Internal
Revenue Division, composed Of lh2 counties
Of Randolph, T.eker, Webster, Pocahont.s
AID Penjlr,ou. with Office at Nrgo Fats.
This position was formerly heli by Mr.. john
". Connor of Beverly.
S,murl II Hays, Of Glenvile GiIner
county, Deputy Collector for &c eighth il
vision, composed OF the counties Of Guner,
Calhoun, Doddridge, Harrison and L-~'s,
Nth office at Glenvlle. Mr. Hays 5ucco eds
Nr. NJ G. Holmes, Of Harrison county.
William McCreery OF Raleigh county, DIP.
g.v for the hfth division, composed Of K =.
rsh, Dooue Logan, Wyoming and NcDo'-
e counties, Wee William Workman.
Lee II. Vance Of CIarks5urg, stamp
ioputy for the county Of Harrison, Wit
flee al Clarksburg.
Jos Y. Williams, of Hardy county |. 5.
ilorekeepCr, assigned to Hsnnis disullery,
Hartinstur-, vice T.. g. Bartlett.
AuGrtv A. Kle, OF Pend!elor county,
lager, vice NJ X Bopgs.
stephen ". Poe, Of Taylor county, Gagg.
r. vice E,ork T. Thgyrr
Thos. 7. LAX, /. ). GSugsr vice b,a,ol
T. R.ker,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-24
JUMBO SHOWED FIGHT.

Tr,e r'r rI'rhoni Wa Killed IN an En-
c"ur.'rr NI,h the Ingimc.
prnGsr.E.. ro'y September 23 3-Tom
T..m5, The won't cl,r IGn' belonging to
J., rr.m. witch "a Acrt in St. Thomas,
U,t. on Ser'"nr,r -. arrived IN this city
,,sr,r'ay 70 .are o' Matthew Scott Jumbos
s,yr.r Go- ,"en.y years. It took long
r'..r 70 uaI.ad the little elephant, as the
,.ga,est touch O! his injured foot would
....r hia 70 roar with pain. Keeper Scot
.,rs hen Jumbo saw the freight train Gp-
..yrcrir. on :. = morning Of the accident,
t.. s..1rl Tom Thumb and toPs"t him to y
..T .. tarc- and then turned 20 the engine
I'D ,law,5 fsh'. As he rushPd at the 10.
,,ra..yc !, -wuck him square in the head
--- drove h.s ru.as 20 far in that the roofs
sr.~.lly ran t-a'si he BRAN causing al
,ccs, instant dea,I. The skull was irac.
.,,ol hqr no Other bones were fractured
c.o.t saTs . monument will oe erected Of
...r. and mo-5lc On the spot where JUMBO
..p.! ard that several thousand dol!ars will
D.. contributed by the people Of St. Thomas
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-24
A SihGULA1 SUICIDE.

,Ian Tc]rIh hoDes Thrt He Has TEi;en
aIurphir" amt i- 'Nrrd Dying.
CuclGo. >,p.mhyr' '22.-A eiHgC'ar c-se
Of suicide cccurrod in this cig ye-tsraay.
Abov, o'clock IL the afternoon, q clerk in
, drug store At FIolsteed street and C'na'
Tor. ayerue, answered = telephone ca. ani
ra response to Lisqucry Of "Whoss' ) there?
r-ceiycd the reply that It wsa August
ks-,mau," who snid: Please tell ny vie
hat nave jus r."aD twenty grains ot NOR.
,air". Il rae wau,7 20 see ne .,."e sle
ri'l have 10 come pretty -ooH
hlirr blinking the ms,,p- over au oar
l~ 50 3he cl.rf concluded {" tell the FIiar
,a,a; J.t 'nHitr' 4 psry, wato: - IN.
r,,i,ately sent 10 kussnaGs DE- sore,
are.y he was toEld iyir: under ,aa els-
,h6ne in an unconscious condition, t"Jrts
o r.sus.,a'e him proved nUsucces tG, and
he expired shortly sfrrr. peap7rdeucg
over dl csic dltlicu ties l., lLoIg-, 20 have
.,rn H., ...use of the suicide.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-24
Tit ?REtRle FiHsS.

,.r-,armte Fs"r,a of Farmers n"I EEi'-
road.ra to save Property.
r.-NGcE. pas., S.y'omher - The
EsnLern Pac;fe passena or train from ,hs
paGiEc Coost was DELAYED ak hours Je',sr,
.a7 ny prairie fire.. A number Of bridges
aave been Burned by prairie fires. Nam Of
ar,s were started by farmers in attempting
10 make fire breaks around their premises.
Il. seSeral instances near tlis city farmers
.rst al they had IN this way. At CARING
Ten, $50 miles cas-; Of here, IS 0J0 bushels
ot Grain we're destroyed At SweetblIsr sew
-sl Western Urion rcpairmen ws~e com
ssNed 10 fight tie aamrs for h1uTs - save
rne station ard wa'or tanks OF the Norlhsr a
'n,iGc. and similar report Genes from
.....-rf WC1i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-24
WElLSBURG.
4 Ifrm Sold 0ut-Generai and Personal
Notes.
C.....y IL. H.. ps,.,J,F

irm Sold Out-Generai and Personal
Notes.
S,-r'a! 10 he Register.
WELryr"Er, September 23-Some sur
Prise was occssioned to-day when it was
learned that the merchant tailoring and
eents larniehiDg goods establishment Of
+. II. Frederick, agelt ior Frank J Fred
rick, lad been sold out to J. c Wright.
Esq. live attorney, and George Bsrth,
son Of Hugh Bart, both OF this town Mr.
Barth IL al energetic young man and took
a. arge OF the store immediately.
Ilo steamer Abnor O'Neil is doing
r,clt amount OF freirhting Of lac. barring
. considerable amount Of goo1sto 'his city.
tLs ,hows u largely increased business
nuo5c our merchants here.
". Fast, hweight, who had charge oF
'ln S..,nr scving machine o'iicr for over
p ,,ar Ire. las left ard =. H. Neon
rahay "as returned here blythe compRrY
,c sot their business right in this vicinity.
Tac will OF John Beck. lstely an esteemed
nui influential citizen Of this c0uu'y, was
admitted 90 probate today.
Rev =. j. Graham, Of West Liberty, WAC
ierc TO day.
The new addition 10 the Hudson House
.. ,rccrr.; ;rg rapidly and will be q grcH,
. nrra-e 10 he ho,rl capacity when com
rr...'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-24
HEAVY GALES.
Terrible Fate of Two Fishermen-Four
Vessels Wrecked on the Lakes,

Terrible Fate of Two Fishermen-Four
Vessels Wrecked on the Lakes,
CHICAGO, September pa very heavy
rortheriy gale prevailed throughout the en-
tire lake region yesterday and last night.
Yesselmasters who arrived during the nj hit
state that the storm was terrible one, and
that the sea is running higher than at any
previous time this season. Reports have
been received Of four schooners being
wrecked at various points on Lake Michi-
gan, the crews fortunately being rescued Il
each case Fears are felt for the safety o.
numerous other vessels known TO De outside
OF port.
Two unknown fishermen were washed
from the north pier and drowned Yesterday
afternoon. The lookout al the lie saving
station saw them walking on ;he pier and,
realizing the danger they were in, signall d
them 10 return. They paid no attention to
the warning, and proceeded about fifty
yards when tremendous breaker -as lifted
high over the pier and descended upon t c
limbers with crash carrying the two nel.
away.
Tie life boat started to the rescue imme-
diately, as cid also two sailors Who Jumped
FROM vessel lying chose By and ran along
me pier in hopes ot saving tn drowning
men. But these Brave fellows were also
swept Into tie lake, and aIIhoGch a boat
was INN ediately lowered froA the vessel
aid sen, 10 their assistance, they would
pro1ably have been log; but fer the Oppor-
tune Arrival @: me lie saYtog c;eY.
The two fishermen after = brief Oa'.ir with
the wages, sunk from sight, and although
r!,e lie.sayers made diligen. sesrcn, their
I bodies we're lot -ccCrssed
ACyclore or the Coast Of Maine.
WAsmyGroN September % The two
c5clouic disturbances Yesterday morning
Oh The Carulina coast aLd north OF lake
Cn;ario uni.,d over New ingial j, with a
most decided s.2rn Ccpter Etar Passport,
Maine.
The Wind n SANDY Uook.
SANDY Hook, y. } September - - IT
sunCown last evening there was ht.e wind
rom the northeast, with light raIl. The
wind was modera q; l. p m, we't norrh,
vest, and steadily increasing until ahJit :
a. n, when it had force of ior'v-eight
miles an hour and from the northwest.
NeahCr cloudy with 8 heavy sea. a ..
N. Lolhirg had been seen or heard OF tie
Danr,!,ss or Genes'a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-24

PrT.-.aI. September "a jo,n' con,
lsre-ce ot q committee Of Western window
lass n.lulaciurers and woTkmen appoint
Cd to arrar ge a scale Of wages for toe ensn'
ing ves-, net this morning. After discuss
ibr the situation they placed he mater IN
fhe ha-3- OF subcommittee q tRo with
win authority to settle the differences. II
j. ..e cr.eral Impression 'ha, a compromise
81. 5e elected. The fac'o-ies have peer
C,.sI since last June and 10Th are ANXIOUS
q. .fs-~fe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-24

T.-rs-.tG. September .E..-A A.usHe.t
o.. ll.parcn s2~c.,, SAYS. IN, ocly D.
~ .ru Hut, employed ser ,.i by I.-m'-
JchH Uougsl, vas found IN raylne n'Hr
e tc.Gs.y horribly mu,ilated. The y34dz
waa,an lei, Douglas Saturday on visit 10
, .igad il Mansfield. ir.e.dlIy TO rs,1rn
,arLay. Not coming ~ uG the WORK OF
tracing her began this morning sat al d
y,inr sDout mis from Douga,s, IA 'n' "a
lie. the body nas found. The Tena.at
-. - covered With msrSs of violence al
r...l, O. bert -h. ct wss bullet wo!nI
! ~e ground t. soue distance gave e'ld-nrs
o. a hagd s,roggle. The young woman vas
~. v.srs Of aee aad quite handsome The
al-,r IS shrcuisi IL mystery sui STea. eN
yt-smeut prevails.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-24
The MEN OF MONEY.
The Ranke s. Convention at Chicago
Opened.
A REPRESENTATIVE ASsEMsLAGE
The Prominent Representatives Pre:ent---
President Guage's Annual Address
A Silver Resolution.
THE ORDER OF BUSINESS YESTERDAY.

CHICAGO, September 23.-The handsome
auditorium Of Haverley's New Minstrel
Theater, on Madison street, which, a week
TO day was occupied BY officers Of the Army
oi the Tennessee, who had gathered TO per
petuate the memories of the long ago, is
crowded to-day with very opposite gath
ering both as regards. appearance and bnsl-
ness, in the capacions arm chair in the CEN
ter OF the platform, wherein Old Ie-
cumsch' rested in ease, sits d. tall heavily
built, we'll prOportioned gentleman, with
hsavy brown beard and high, expanding
forehead. This is Layman !. George, Pres
iLent Of the First National Bank, snd ike.
wise President OF the American Bankers
Association Before him, down on the
Qoor, are three hundred or more members
Of the Association, which, q few momen,e
hence will be in aLLual convention.
ltis
i Representative issru'h!aE"
Of the financial chiefs CT the country; this
thrcng OF men OF grave visngc or jbcr
mier-gEcy headed veterans il the world Of
rnance, with stiff, s,arched collars and the
black stocks Of a quarter cer,ury $50. ant
Younger disciples, whose heads have not .et
5eou whltcued By anxiety or ccuHtenaHce
.urowed b1 care. = let costumes black
1rcadclo,h5 and Sergcs being in the mNj )r.
", harmonize flly with the ;.bsenca on
.iIhrlousLc:s Or rsstivity ,ha. prevails. Now
snQ lnen there ia q low mGrmnr aLd q
movement Of eyes Ss some more than ordl-
nrv fnaru;er makes his "p. i-an,".
ljown in the front seats Hon. Jrhn j..
NLcx, ex.Comp'rollor Of tie Currency Is
rAplaipirg some ciahOTais sta'lsIca! STATE
meat on parchment . IN interested gronp,
.mopg which Corgr5 sman L@cY, OF Mchi,
AMI. Montgomery Hare, Of P.ns0rrG; G..
Trash, OF Milwaukee; Il. b. Turtle, ci St
LOUIS; }. s. Barrett, OF Louisville, can oe
-ecCg grized. Over in the corner Judge 10
aad OF Vermont, 1,ue.coated and brass out
oned, as in aute.beilIm days, is exchanging
..seGngs with Eiward Atkinson, the emil
i,ut Bos;oEisn DowuiG the c0rnjri.a grave
and Jigniiied Professor Bolles, Of the Uni.
,rs!ty OF PcnEs, lyaala, is locking over tAe
notes OF h- lcy,EcOmng address 90 DettI-
cations ucre and there aMogr the ga'h.
erirr are noted: Frpuk Stevens. q. DAEothi
Il Anderson, Of Tenuessea; Lorau Nur.
ray e New York; G~1-ge Easue, o. Non
real : Y. Roop o"i v. Il. H,e"n, o.
PENNSYLVANIA; \. an Slyke Of Madison
~. : -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-24

i.oyIsyILLs, KY.. September 2%.-"ord
h.s seen received that iEr' ia Lztcher
.cr-.v. Er.. between The jgn"- and Wrigh'
.nr'ioa. pclrh DraughD, doTu'y sheriff sra
.,,.s md Wa. Frarr,5 W re 5iI'ed The
ia, .;or hal been vsr-ine with each other
.rl the a5oye named m n went 10 arrest
B., Ioqtss wto hear Of 'hej- coming and
,~.lrslfl then,zelvrs sh-5'i1I them irR1
.,tcrs warning There il much - ate
.. vi over the killing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-24

NJ Yogv. Seo'cmber 23.-The sale Of
=. .,5cp Puritan waa announced 10 take
pace today and drew crowd Of yacnr'-
men. Wal! street mer and o'lers, who a
IN 5Icd at the ar,'irn rooms on Front
-.rret al noon. Inc boat ~ss purchased
4y Nj Edward Burgess, her dcugnsr and
art owner TOR $l3, $50.
hrer the sale he s-a'ei ,ha' ne had
hcuckt the Puritan for gentleman IN Boz
.pB. or; would not give bis naTe '.r pi'.'-
ca ion tC-tav.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-24
iN0THER MINE DISASTER,
The FrauLlia CuIlcry Flooded. aud -Four
Men Drowned.

Men Drowned.
FovTapAlr, Pa, September GA
,igh,ful disaster occurred q; the Wa,e'!1o
heading Of the Franklin colliery las. even
ing. by which four miners lost thei' Hv.s L.
come manner they tepT,d the OF working,
oh,u large body Of water cars: il q
G, ,mpl,Iely ilooG-l The miae drowning =.
tour u,,u in sni.r Ct lb~ir d4-n~rt." 10"
to escape Jato uoo4 dir JJi,.. hIl o.
been recovered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-24

ole vse SDk)HDET haze Only 70 ooen
u,'- l., 70 r.,'y ia eXc-Usace. Their
,.'... ..-,G ~. sg,..,ss teeth, and frasr II;
s.,..... -. .,.. ~ s'ory. The:e Is more
&. ..e-a i,' .55~ - .!rg9me aud uaeX.e3:ioa.
~, Preparation i-sg ter any at--. ~ Il.
marx.