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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-21
BEN WOOD.

Messrs, Joseph Mahood, Chas. Sprouts
and Samuel Turner, nsilers, who recently
vent to Holiday sburg to work, have re-
turned home, the extra turns having been
taken of by the management OF the
works.
Our city dada are COW engaged in
vain attempt to resusticate, revive or re-
establish what they seem TO think were
streets and alleys, laid of by the Virginia
Iron Works Company some thirty years
ago, bat which in reality were never known
as saoh, that company making use OF the
ground for other purposes Bot now, after
80 long time has elapsed, sad the Wheel
ing Steel Company nave, or are, so-
gagged in the erection Of their
large pants where these sup
ocsed strt eta were located. 1t seems
TO be q specie of folly somewhat after The
famous table o! "Thomgsons Colt" The
employment Of surveyors, running lines
and driving stakes will not open theee
streets, for the city charter says nay in
positive terms.
Mr.. Jacob Hartley, OF the Shoe String
ward has been offered the management OF
a stsve cutting factory located short dis
tauce back OF Steubenville, Ohio. he has
no. vet definitely decided to accept, but
We presume he will.
Mr.. Nan Higgins hAs returned from
quite an extended trip through the south
and southwestern portions Of tie county.
He returns much Improved in health, and
veil pleased with the country through
which be passed.
Il lie not generally knoSa, nevertheless
il is true, that Benvood has miniature
John Kelley aud Billy Malone. TIE for
mer has declared upon 8 previous occasion
that he vould lesdthe brave 10 victory.
Mr.. Thomas Daily is sssiduoaslY attend
ing to the dutis, u his position down 81
the Junction.
A grand bal vii Dr. held d Lszlsr 9
Hall on Christmas eve iJr the benefit oi
the railers Of this place, 4 pleasant time
is anticipated.
In the removal and placing in position
the huge castings for the steel soIks, II
necessarily ca5sss !Ls ss'Euea 10 o5struc'
the streets occasionally, and q proper de
vree of patience IS well as prudence snt
discretion should be exercised By thos'
in authority. One day last week tss gen
tieman in charge OF ths work Of unloading
and removal Of these cssirgI was al
rested BY the Marshal, charged viii
obstrueting the streets ana ssusT
language. 1 number ct Witnesses ver
,ammoned and st ihe hour set for tris
tSe defendant vas somewhat surprised, 10
The Marshall HresrPonipasy viii
drew the caErges ss lad pr
ferred, and the case was dismissed
A powerful electric light Of the Brus
psttern will be used BY the steel compan
NEXT week. A force Of vorkmsn will the
be put on night turn. An unIs-alsEouI
, of energy is oog dnPlss ed in the ere:to
Of this plant. ,
Nr. James Nolan handles TIE rstl
Q gracefully behind the foe animal be pu
. chased recsst'J.
3 A.. aod ar. P. Brova haFs Rceni
: purchased the property On Second sire
o Belonging to Mrs ]. ". HeAly.
b NJ. Policy, the oEHss Of the feHy, b
been quite III daring tie past week.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Small Rnboery. German Luthsrsu res.
tiyal&c.

Small RobDsry..Gsrm Luthsrsu Fss-
tival &c.
KeIlers grocery, on the corner OF Fifth
and Hanover streets, has been the scene
Of several attempts at robbery. but until
Saturday nigh, none Of them had been
successful. On the night mentioned some
one craxled into the store through the
uansom over the front door, and tearing
the money drawer from tie counter, pock-
e,ed the contents, which consisted Of about
s. in coppers and few nickels. The per.
son who performed the feat Of climbing in
to the store by this novel route was beyond
q doubt one Of very small stature, ss the
uansom opening u guarded by four iron
bara not more than seven inches apart
The thieves apparently wanted nothing
but money, as jar Of tobacco and numer-
ous other small articles were left un:oEch.
ed.
Il can not be foretcIj. BY an honest man
AZ least, =ks,her We are about 10 suffer
another raid By pifeiing house.
breakers similar TO the one experienced
last summer or not, bat it 10 70 be sincere-
IL hoped thst the officers or some one else
will be able 10 balk any such movement in
the start. The occurrence OF Saturday
night 10 proof that the last term Of court
did not deal out Justice 70 all ths thieves
in town perhaps tor the reason that al the
thieves in town were no, srrsigned before
its judicial bar.
The Union Coruet Baud Of 4;nAViile,
has procured uniforms for Its members sod
will hereafter present q neat and hand
some appearance in connection With its
abilities in q musical xay. Tonight under
the direction uf Proi. J. w. Seho6eld, they
Gill give the Arst soires of the season,
| in Unich's Hall, 10 .f;usyllle. Tee oocs-
sion will doubtless De ~rosgki viii more
than usual in,srest ani soJght Tor music
loving oeopla
The German Lutheran Church held Q
festival and social in the Enreks rink, Fri'
day and Saturday p:ghts, which vas more
than commonly well attended both bigh's.
/! The affair was very pleasant and @ good
lime and Cd excellent supper was in waiting
! for al corners. The amount Of the pro
ceeds cozld nc, be learned. but We judge i
vas quite large, g all the booths and othel
euterpr;s s gotten up to nab the rinbl'
nickle" were well pa,ronized Amooa III
lucky ones who attended, Frank sedgxiek
the deputy sheriff, nay be clAssed in thl
superlstiye degree, he drawing the grars
prize q handsome gold watch.
On Saturday William AAan completes
the erection ci sew boiler front and stan
for the boilers at the Dsithr;das gls,
, works.
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LILLIAN ANO HEa SPOUSE SUED
For Libel by Ex-Manager hess-mis
RusselPs Troubles.


RussslPs Troubles.
CHICAGO, December &c. d. Hess, an
ex operatic manager, began suit against
Lillian Rqssell, the actEei5. and her has'
band, Edward Solomon, to recover $2j, 600
for alleged libe', e. charges tda: after
bis failure, last tall. the Defendants sant a
telegram, aud afterwards caused articles to
be published in the New York Mirror and
St Louis Chronicle. sayiug that tbs com
pany had been broken up on account OF
Attachments issued a. various towns along
the road against Hess on old debts aud
the current receipts OF the company were
used up ia paying them. g., -,
MY object in bringing this suit, sald
Mr.. Hess, "is to pat a stop to- thelr pub
lishipe the assertion that the failure OF
their tour under my management was due
to the receipts being attached for my Old
debts, and that 60 much money was
diverted from the legitimate purpose OF
carving on the enterprise in the payment
of old obligations throughout the country
that the company was crippled in conse'
qusnce. They have caused this statement
TO be published upon several occasions.
while there is not word oftruth in it. The
tour failed because the business was rad
from the start The public would not go to
see Polly and BilIee Taylor, and there
was not one week after the departure OF
the COMPANY from Clevelsnd-where the
season began lest septsmber--thst the re
ceipts were sufficient to pay one halt the
expense. :, A.
when signed the contract with Mr.
Solomon and his wife last summer, they
both promised to 20 into repertoire oil
stand ard and tavorte operas, but shortly
after the company began its tour. Mr.. SOL
omon notified the manager OF the com
pany, in writing, that he would not pro
operas but his own. That settled the fate
| of tho comnapvH
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Celebrated Her Return

PITrsBCRGH, December 2O.-Mrs. Ellen
Lewis]wss discharged from the work house
yesterday, and last night her return home
was celebrated by drunken spree. Du.
ring the evening she quarreled with her
husband, David Lewis. who picked up
plate from the table and struck her With it
in the abdomen. This morning che was
found dead in bed. Her husband has been
arrested for her murder.
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THEY WERE NOT THERE.
To Prob,bi, op,um Joints.

BALTIMORE, December 2O.-A move
ment is now being made in this city to pro,
cure from the legislature the passage OF q
stringent Law against opium joints, which
are said to have largely multiplied recent
ly. 1t i, proposed TO make the penalty so
severe as 10 entirely prohibit. There are
hundreds OF Chinese laundries in the city
where the drug is ssid to be smoked, but
there ia no law 10 reach them.
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Tn. NIadmaa suIeIde..

GALVESTON, Texas December ga
spsc;sl to the News, from Dallas, sayI."J.
3. Weaver, senior, member OF the weaver
Organ Misunderstanding Company, OF ork'
Pa, who became violently derangsd here
sbou, a weak ago, committed suicide yes
terday in his roon ct the ST. George Hotel
by cutting his throat.
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He stopped at Ko.minsky'..

DAYTON, O., December 20 Edward
Ross, an inmate Of the Soldiers Home,
and late member OF Company |, 5Ith New
York Infantry, died suddenly and uneI'
pectedly to-day in the saloou Of Maurice
Ko:min.ky. BE left home Thursday
morning with pass for two days. ard it Is
said had at the time $500 and a fine gold
watch in his possession. lie stopped o,
Kosminsky's Thursday Friday and Satur'
day nights.
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aomnre 20 the Fallen.

81. Louis, December 20-E1 GoysFGGi
Garcia arrived 10 S4ltilla, FRIDAY night
returOiug tom the city Of Mexico. De Ta'
met there By Sepalveds and May friends
and escorted to Nillagsrcis, his Old home
No,Rirhs'audiug his loss OF power snc
position, be was rendered grand reeep
lion. All of the revolutionary torces late
Is 10 the isld have been disbAnded snc
lave returned to their homes.
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Wbitneys secretary also wrote deciin-
alton Of an invitation from the chairman
Of the meeting TO Mr.. Whitney 10 attend
says the letter was in substance similar to
hundreds of replies to invitation which Mr.
Whitney must necessarily decline. IL con
tanned no endorsement Of the cause Of the
silver men. The letter was only what
simple courtesy required.
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A GLOOMY SUNDAY,
No Hope For the Entombed Miners
at kantic0ke.
DIFFICULTIES OF THE RescUERs.
The Quicksand Falls Back Upon the
Rescuers as Fast as They
Dig il Out.

WILEEsBARaE, Pa, December 2O.--To.
day was the gloomiest Sunday ever wit
messed in Nanticoke. Thousands of peo-
pie poured into the town in vehichs on
horseback and afoo:. Hundreds of them
gathered in groups around the various
workings, where they discussed the situs-
ton Of the imprisoned men. A message
was brought here from Nanticoke this
morning 10 the effect that Mr.. Elke had
been foupd in the gsngwsy, and had been
dead seversl hours. At the companys Of.
fee this was denied. They state that the
situation remains. unchs uged from that Of
yesterday, though they hourly expect to
reach the fatal spot where the entonbed
men are supposed to lie. Reacoing par.
ties are continuously q, work under the d.
rec.ion OF Superintendent Morgan. There
ls
40 HOPE
of recovering any of the victims alive.
No. | colliery, where the accident occurred,
employs 500 men and boys. Its output is
the lowest Of any of the Susquehsnna Coal
Compapys operating, being but ESQ car
loads per day. The loss to the company
will be large aud the next three months
will be consumed in making repairs.
Daring that time men and BOYS will not
remain ille but will bs given work at other
collieries.
NEARING THE BURIED NES.
WmAEsBARRE, Pa, December 20 AT
clock this evening the rescuing party
struck a mass OF sand, ard fortY.6ve sddi-
tionsl men were sent in 10 remove it with
buckets Rs fast ss it was taken. AZ 3
o'clock an official report was received al
The company's Office to the effect that the
rescuing party were then within twenty
feet OF the fatal chamber and were hoping
to reach the imprisoned men BY | clock.
BAD oUTLOOE.
so o'clock message was brought
from the pit in which the relief party are
at work. The messenger reported to Gen
eral Superintendent Irving A. Stearns that
the men were still working vigorously, but
that they had not reached the imprisoned
miners. From the present outlook it is
doubtful if they gain entrance to the fatnl
slope chamber before to morrow. Almost
as fast as the sand is removed it falls in
again and the men are now lsboring under
great difficulty.
THEY WE'RE NOT THERE.
WILEEsBARRE, December 2O.-At l:30
report from Nanticoke says that rescurers
finally reached place where the men were
supposed to be, but that they were not
there The reGcuing party are now pushing
forward to another chamber with the hope
OF finding them in few bours.
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A Mad Dog.

NEsAaE, y. J., December ZO.-Gres'
excitement vas caused in South Orange
this nfcernoou, By . mad dog running
tbroush Lloyd Avenue. hnndrees o
children we're in his way, bat none were
bitten. The dog vas finally Sho;, but no
hefors be had bitten two other 3oSs.
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DIR. Pershing's Trial.

PrTsBURG, December 2O.-Ths church
trial Of Rev. |. C. Pershing, D. D., OF the
Pirtsburg Female College, which an
nounctd to take place at Christ N. +.
Church in this city today has been
postponed until the middle OF next week.
DR.. Persbipg is charged with obtaining
money under false pretense and conduct
unbecomipg q minister. 1t Is said that he
will be prepared to show tho ttili was ins,i'
tuted By persons who were anxious Ia in
iure him and that the charges are un'
founded
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U. s. TROOPS KILLED.
indians Ambush a Cavalry Company and
Kill Five.

indians Ambush a Cavalry Company and
Kill Five.
DEMNG, n. NJ, December 20.-Satur-
day, near Whitehouse, northwest Of Silver
City, q company Of the Eighth I. s. Cav
airy troops, under Lieutenant Fountain,
we're ambushed by hostiles with disastrous
results. The following were killed in the
fight:
Surgeon Maddox, Priystes Collins, Glib
son, Hutton and Mcmillan.
Lieutenant Cshill and Corporal McFar.
land were slightly wounded.
The Indians numbered twenty one. AZ
ter the fight they headed west, in direction
Of Clifton. This is the same band with
which Fountain had fight with on the 4th
inst. No Indians are reported killed,
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or fnk OaIO.
A. ness~ss - Hsvs osssssAsas -
Do0s aol BSat1Ss.

Dsos ssA BSetDss.
Dosn-Geo. W. Some. with coal.
The Andes is due up ,o-jsI from oS'
cjfnad.
The Elsine leaves Eoe ParksIsburg To-
day a II . N.
The marks last night ipdGcA.sd 3 isst
icchss and falling.
The steamer Belle Pnses sst tor Pitts
burg Saturday svening.
The Elaine viii Be- Iodsys pakssseura
packet, leayirs ct ii D N.
Boats Deparisd-B.tchelos, Pittssurss
Diurnsl, Psrkenburs.
The Louis A. Shsalsy let SnusdAy o.
tsroooa with good tiip.
! The G. W. Bstctsloe vii leave ks f
Surz to-morYos nornisg 81 - n.
Henry KRAFT . vel bsovn sfeSe -
TUNED hons from Nstcssz - hoy
sysaiae.
/ To- Ado b dss up this nos.isg 10.
tC.e;ssaai, and win rstSRn teD0soS = :
SeIock 70 Tie ssns put
4 le. y. Hundsstos. 0Kh d ths eea.a
.iW n. chsnceilos. passd throsga the 0fy
, ,eardsy On tbs Kssis ettckdsls Tor Fsss
bus, esbsissA
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Yellow Bag Was Not U.sd to Gas.

FoRr WORTH, Tx, December 2O.-A
prominent Indian sschem named Yellow
Bag, of the Comanches, residing in Indian
Territory, visited Fort Worth yesterday to
purchase Christmas present for hic tribe,
and put up ct the PickWick Hotel, retiring
at late hour. This s'ternoon be wal
found dead from Asphyxia. The supposi:
ton is that Yellow Bag was intoxicated
and either blew the gas ont or tunnel it
out and turned it on again.
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Murdered. Robbed aud Burned

CuArrAxocGA. Tenn, December 20
A special 10 tbs Times from Garisy g.
Madison county. Alabama, says William
Phillips wss murdered and robbed while
in cslsbooss at that point, and the
building then set on Gre and his body
burpsd 10 3 crisp
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Crsak Representatives.

81 Louis. December 2O.-A dispatch
from the Greek Indian nation says ths'
fur delegates, who were recently sPpoiat
ed to represent that nation in "ashiDg'or
this winter, who started for the capital last
week, are under unofficial instructions tc
urge the Adoption by Congress Of Terri
oral government for Indian Territory.
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"WHY, what are you putting that on my
feet fcr," asked man with heavy cold:
why, 70 draw the cold out Of Jour head,
answered the confederate nurse. The
de1es you ssyl / would rather have il
stay shsre it is than to be drawn the Hhols
length Of my bOdJ. IL any rate tbe,c
Is 9 more pleasant method than that, 20
and get me . bottle Of Dr.. Balls COsgh
Syrup.
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Prof Draper Dead

NEs YoRk, December 20.-Pfot. John
C. Draper, the we'll known chemist, va,
thres days ago confined to his house VITA
catArrh and pneumonia. Tonight at $50,
attended by his vile and physician, be
died. Prot. Draper was connected with
the College Of New York City.
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Chestnut,

PARKERsBURG, December 2O.-Ths
Camden Consolidated Oil Company, Of this
city, has suffered loss Of over $50, 900 by
three forged drafts. |, ia not known who
the perpetrators OF the swlndle are. The
drafts were 10 the hands Of Santa Bar.
hara Cal Bank.
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4 jail Burned,

MEuFuIs, Tenn, December +U.-lne
i.i! at GsrleysvIlle, Ala, fifteen miles east
Of Huntsville, was set on FIRE at dayhgaf
This morning 5y unkuow parties snd burn
"a A man named Phillips, who bad oesn
arrested last night and locked up for beng
DRINK. psrished in the flames.
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IHIvE sIzayI bsen much annoyed s7
neuralgia and hesdsehs AID finally deter
mined 70 rry Salvation Oil / an glad to
rscommeud II as il made perfect cure
= nv cass MASks NEw,
50 ArqIiih st, Bsltinors, Nd.
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Irish Rejoicing.

Ssv YORK, December 2o.-LIgsly s.
tended meetings cf Irish Nahonalists were
he'd in the city this evening, TO rejoice at
the eoRdi,iou of Irish afsirs abroad, spd
70 ,Siss MONEY 10 sid Parrel
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Tn. Reverend Ait. ra,or., Successor

New YoRE. December 20--Rsv. Dr.. J.
F. Sutton. founder Of the Presbytsrisn
Journal, 10 Phi,sdelpbis. WAS TO nigh, 10
stalled a. pastor OF the Murry Hill Pres
byterian church, over which Rev. Dr.
Burchard presided formerly.
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Arr..taa For ForEerI

PrTrsBrRG December 2o-CsPt j: Il
Andrews Of this city, was arrested to'
forging the name Of John Cunningham, 9
merchandise broker, 10 checks amounting
70 Eve huucFsa dollars
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Kelly Lectures.

WASHINGTON. d. c, Decembsf 90
Hon. A. NJ Kelly. EI Minister to Italy and
10 Austria, lec,ured here to night t Fords
Opera House to sn audience Of 800 per.
sons, on Irish Nationality.
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AMUskMEN r..
"IH sRITE OF AL.

Miss Minnie Msddern appears ct the
Opera House this evening in this remark
ably successful version Of sardou's IAN
drea." Steele Msokaye 10 . recent inter
view, ayr Mi" Minnie Madden vas
very nIioas 10 play the original drsms, bat
a. there we're siltesn characters IN IL and
ak scenes, she felt that she wac too poor tc
undertake 20 expensive q production. IL
her difficulty she appealed TO Mr.. Mscksys
and be set 10 work TO Lslp her. The result
was play With eight characters spd tso
scenes. Il know that Sardou 10 . master,
said MacfaJe in telling this, "aud ! would
not presume to improve anything tha. be
hs, done or may do. In making my sdspt
alton simply tried TO help = poor. worthy
and struggling young sctrsss. slso
tried 10 make the character Of the actress
10 the plsy IN admirable one instead OF
the despioabIs creature that Sesdou pre-
ssnted. II Ihsye succeeded even partially
in these purposes ] an sAtisfsd."
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DUKE OF SEVILLE LRRIsTID.
rRorBLH In CORkA

LONDON, Decsmoer 20-lt s rumors,
that the troubles in Corsa have become
serious A Chinese squadron and a.
American and japanese man DIVA, have
left Shanghai for Cores
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THE AcLDENY.

The Ksans Continuation opsss u tSs
Academy Of Music this evening in " Rit
Van Winkle." The company comes 70 oar
city with . 6rsa tlass reputation, and I'LL
doubtless s.,rsct large sudieaces. Ever
body attending the Academy Ctristnss
afternoon and evening will b given
handsome souvenir.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
The English Money Marks, and the Uos
tinanaal Honeaaa

The English Money Market and the Uos.
unsntal BouSss.
LONDON, December 90 The rate OF dis.
count for three months bills 10 81 per cen,
and for short billI 3 per cent The with
drawal Of 100000 for South Americs
and the prospect OF gold expectation te
Germany induced the Bank Of England t.
raise its rate to per cent.
PARIS, December 20.-A steady rise &C
prices was maintained on the Bourss
during the week and settlements favored
buyers.
BERLIN, December 20.-Tbs Bourss wss
very firm during the week. Deslings vsrs
small; Canada Pacific shares at the close
wers quoted at from to 20.
Prince Bismarck sent . delegate TO b
varia to obtain government approval Of .
scheme for Q brandy monopoly.
FRASKFoRr, December 20.-The tone Of
the Bourse was steady throughout TIE
week. AT the close Of the New York EI
change it was 40.
PROVISION MERCHANT FAILS
LIVERPOOL, December 20.-Johp +.
Hargreave, q provision MERCHANT Of Liver
pool, New York and Chicago, 10 reported
to have suspended pay ment Saturday. With
liabilities estimated At $3S0,000.
DUKE or SEVILLE LRRtsTED.
MADRID, December 20.-Ths DUKE Of
Seville, who in the resentment Of the de-
clination OF Queen Christiana to give hir.
an audience on Friday, publicly villi6ed
her and predicted that x,Queen Isabella
would soon replace Cbristiapa. has been
arrested. The prompt action OF the gov
srp ment in dealing with the Dake oe
casioned something Of sensation in mil:
tsry and other circles aud an impression
prevails that despite the strong feeling
maniiested BY the Queen and some Of her
advisers in favor oil lienieucy to past poft
icsl offenders. yet no public svowals tend,
ing TO bring reprosch on the Queen will b
tolerated for Q moment
TROUBLE IN CORA
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PARKERSBURG.

Our Coming Chisf-Ths California For
EerIss-A Brighter Day Dawning for
the OIL City OF West Virginia Per sonals,
lapsciaI % tAs Reqistsr.
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Elegant iuss. Elegant watches. Elegant
scsrfs. Elegant sutss. People stand
with q pleased look gazing at these things
bst ( look with shudder IS though had
seen iu!o a E:rdoz Of he'll Whose ele
CANT wstcb vas ,hatT Il was drunksrd 8
Waose fu,s7 They belonged TO q drank
ards wife. Whose funs? Whose shoes
Whose s:srfT They belonged to . drunk
ards child. II could would take tn
ihree b.srsn bslls hanging at the door
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LIVERPOOL, December 20.-JohR +.
Hargreave, q provision MERCHANT Of Liver
pool, New York and Chicago, 10 reported
to have suspended pay ment Saturday. with
liabilities estim ated NJ 1850. 900,
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N0RN Il LuNeRESS

';'s are l:aaons0i7 s'r0ng.