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! THE STATE PRISON.
THE NEW BOARD OF pIREcToRs
Affects an organizatien-su superintendent
4, Peek In oharEe- conyiets Coming in
from the Various couuties-Tyier's
q contingsnt4A "slIok coon.a

The lately appointed Board Of Directors
iorthe State prison, consisting OF Michael
Reilly, Of Ohio county, j. w. Gallaher, oi
Marshall, h. R. Howard, 81 Mason, NJ.
Marcum, Of Wayne. and J. M. Collins, Of
Kanawha, held their tirst. meeting q. that
institution Tuesday, and organized by. the
election Of Mr.. Howard as iPresident and
Mr.. Gallaher' as Treasurer. Mr.. Wilkin-
son, Of Wayne county, was appointed AS:
slstant Superintendent. F. w. Brown,
Clerk, and DIR. Bruce, Health Officer, were
complimented by reappointments TO the
positions SO long and ably filed by them.
lAiarge amount Of routine and bninesss
incident 10 the new term was transacted,
after which the BOARD adjourned to meet
June 25th. ia 5ii,3i a.,5S5
Sheriff Evans, Of Taylor county, ar
rived at the prison Monday last, having in
charge John Shaw, convicted Of forgery,
and sentenced for q four years term, Ed
ward Jansberry, convicted Of grand larce-
ny, and sent for five years, and Henry
name unknown, convicted Of rob
berry, who also gets five years. Taylor
representation in that institution
now consists Of one lite.timer, one for ten
years, three for five years each and one
Tor four years, which wonld seem to indi-
cate,t that the Judge Of that county Is de-
10 make crime odious.
William Layton, OF Summers county,
three year term for bigamy,
yesterday, and LETT for home on the Katie
..l
Superintendent Peck assumed control Of
The State Penitentiary op the lst inst.
William Dennis, colored, of Greenbrief
county, was brought TO the Penitentiary
Saturday last, to serve a four year sentence
for burglary. The prisoners ankles were.
and his arms securely lashed
back with q heavy cord, in which condi-
don he was marched from the Mounds.
vile depot to the prison. These extraor-
binary precautions was thought necessary
On account Of the fellows reputation for
from the officers having him in
charge, he having made three or four es-
capes before starting this time to the State
prison. 49,
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nlfH the approach Of the heated term
=, W Tie prospect Of a visit from lheS All.
ss y cholera this year, the article in an.
saes column on disinfection and dis.
s'sesanss Is very timely. AS .he-utter.
See !. ., Of the highest authority in the com.
3. = sae paper iswotthy Of eataipis stten.
"a AL authorities sgreei that tie ets
e'phetie influences and conditions q
y Earth which favor typhoid fever ron.
al epidemic Of cholera malignant and
s.ts se'oaa. Wheeling has he'd 4 great
-. ~ !. latal eases Of typhoid fever 10 ths
~ .. eas months, and this should serve
:. S.ssa'ning, and lead the ID dthotities and
~. s.eas !. J. o make preparations fora ,isits.
IN, IN = Tie y A !Aslstie plasgs. 20 staiS n.
ssntyaSd effectively de sepOst PRINT. ii a:
Is.,.a sls morning should be stadied md its
''aetOas observed. y
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JOYIN1RELANDA
Over The Nsws OF lEpgland.s Surrender b
7fse- Rsann. and ftnasia ~

Over the News of ,Epglaad.s Surrender to
France and Rnssia.
sfDualrN, May e.-Mach, jabilatiea Is be.
ing made by the Nationalists over the
news Just received about Enelanl's sur
render to France in The Bo,ptore Egyptien
matter, and III the Pspideh "regrettable
incident England 3 humiliation makes
1reland's revenge says q very leading
barisLer here, Alate special in an even
ing paper contained The taunt Of Lord
Randolph Churchill as 70 the Govern,
lnent's cowarlice. aBegona, the Castle
party eau no more smash the white Gar
than Il could the black Mahdi," was
an exultant observation overheard
from a publican. Tho same barrister said !:
M.The government seeks In form TO grant o
platonic arbitration Of military ethics" !"
To the present perptexities Of Downing
street are soon TO be added that OF renew.
ing the coercion and crimes act, which In
Its present shape shortly expires. Lord
Spencer has plainly said that unless II is
renewed In the present shape, without
notifications he will resign, but Dixie
and Chamberlain are willing to drop the
newspaper and secret ineaify."
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.WASHlNGT0NslfEWiiSS.i5 g
NJ rRoEEsT AeAIsIss:FE 81 MR.. I KEIEEl l5EIss
By the Austrian Government and th4 Al
miniStratIon Thinks None viii be Made.
: The Count of tho Treasdry Funds
ali ilRight-postmaster appointed. 1s,

wAsmsoToS, May 0.-The State De.
partaeat hasl not tsiyed sny lPsotes,
from th5 Aastridn G0ssrnhel & e6ncsrn.
ing the appointment Of Minister Kelley
to Vienna. The cabled rumor that objecs.
ton would be made against him because
his wife is s:Jewess finds no credence il
administration circles.s This Governmeht
recognizes no difference between Jew and
Gentle. It Is also remarked that Mrs.
Kelley Is not,a Jewess, except by parent
age, as she abjured her religious faith
when she married q Catholic. sii,sS.
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general comments and conclusions, which
are substantially these; 'oh, yes, they
say, tyouf country Ia comparison with
tue Old World, u fetnls lably PROSPEROUS.
AS long as your people have new lands
and rich virgin mines TO develop and re-
ceiye every year vast immigration to
consume your surplus as long, In fact, as
you have home markets 10 absorb all that
your country 5cap produce, the United
States viii continue TO prosper. But there
willsbe an end OF all this some time, and
| then will come the rub for which your
government and your exporters will not
be prepared. ,,sIYFs iiI.s,f 15ts y ,y..
~ .,yonr people We're only as great ~
pushing their goods into the markets Q!
Asia, Europe, Africa and South America
as they are in making the most perfect
manuiaef fiired mercha andise with the small.
est possible expenditure OF time and labor,
the case Rohld be very serious for us over
here.t Butiiit is part oil the business
which the Yankees, with all their clever
ness, Seem incapable oil learning. Their
navy and their merchant marine have
been allowed TO degenerate into mere
wrecks 7of what they once were, aud at Q
time when England, Germany France,
and even Italy and Holland, are strength.
ening and extending their consular SER
vice, and opening direct commercial rela;
tions with ports in which the American
flag is never seen, the United States seem
inclined TO shut! themselves Up within
their own frontiers, and forego their proper
share in the progress and growth OF the
commercial world. Z. st' s.
hANV nov, itt{a Cd r1a 7 annrnyu snatafEtnnaa
and foresight which are now displayed in
the manufacture Of American goods are
turned to The work 81 selling them, there
will ethe crisis.of competition which
Europe will have cause to dread. When
American merchants establish permanent
bgencies in the new countries where Ger
many, France and England are now COM
peting for commercial advantages; when
yontig men are senfto ftheS6 agencies toi
leari q thel Language and study the habits
Ind wants OF the people when Amer
ican goods are made, packed, marked,
and in every way adapted to the Pc
culiar motions and Requirements OF
the people for whose use they are.
destined, and when the foreign service Of
the United States isplaced upon tie secure
and sustained footing that has been found
most advantageous BY other nations, then
twill be found that the elpeopley who have
created q great nation within d century
are merchants as well as manufacturers
and farmers; that they know how IS
well to sell as TO create, There will then
be heard far sless than now OF strikes and
crises in American industry, and the
United States wifi have taken the high
and influential position as a commercial
nation 10 which IL lis entitled By its un-
questioned resources; and the energy, en-
ts:sE5ss and ptGssessiYs spirit q its PEG,
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The Queen Afraid Of snlaiipox,

(. ;LbsDoa, May Z. The Queen through
herpriyatels Secretary, Sir H. i. Ponsby,
sent special letter toths officer at pres
ent in command Of The Canadian yoyag-
eurs, expressing Her Majesty'sregret that,
owing ID the outbreak Of the smallpox In
their ranks, she had been advised Il would
not be desirable orthe Yoyageufs 10 20 to
Windsor Castle 10 receive her personal
thanks for their services in Egypt. The
letter requested the officer 10 inform his
.raen that Her Majesty Y was greatly pleased
the Canadians in the performance Of their
arduous duty. r ~ = itsIias i,'s9 T.'is'l
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paltafians IL poRnsll,

r.iopls, Mo-, May e.-The Western
Unitarian anniversary is in session here
IN the Church fot tile Messiah, with be,
tween Que and two hundred delegates
present, nom nearly all the Western
States. The proceedings so far were briefly
preliminary. But the subjects, whether
the Western Unitarian Conference and
American Unitarian Association should
practically be amslgamated and the minis
terial supply for the West, were formally
discussed, and some routine business
mattera look kad after. Az laat nights ses-
sionJ. 8. Garland, President Of the Board
Of Trustees Of the Church OF the, Messiah,
delivered an address Of welcome. Rev. j.
L. Sunderland, Of Chicago, Secretary Of
the Conference, made some general re-
marks, and Rev. Ellery Q. Copeland, Of
Omaha, delivered the annual sermon.
To-day the regular buaineEs Of the confer
ence was begun.
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KylI.d M. arather.in-lay

UNION Cry, Mlcu., Mayie.- Jean SAILS.
bury, a young man about 2s years Of age,
shot aud killed ibis tbrotheF.in-law, Peter
9. Miller at his fathers house, In this
place, yesterday afternoon. ThetwoI had
a drankenfght in the morning, and young
Salisbury threatened 10 shoot Miller Il he
came near the house. The latter en-.
tered the door and was shot hyarifle in
The hands OF young Salisbury, the ball
going Just below the heart. He lived only
about fifteen minutes alter being shot.
The murderer was arrested. His only
regret is THAT he did not complete theiob
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E--~Ff
NEWS IN BRIEF.

\ Oil has sheen discovered in Pieasantss
county, Va.1 /, u n i ] III b;
Or. Gustayps chdgal, the celebrated
German traveller n desil. i 1,5a;3 n
Harry I.ohgI " was run over by the ears,al
iHilisboro, o and was killed, y II tsi si5
A fire OF Yineennes, lad, destroyed
thirty baiidings, causing 9 loss Of Sl50. 900
The Oklahoma coloniats have moved
their camp from near Arkansas Cityto
Caldwell. ,ss5 8 4 y, e =, Z 3 tsi iIi3s
Richard Short, on trialin New York for
assault on Captain Pnelan, was acquitted
hy the jury; 4, ~ 's5S3 & !. s,s.g
General Irwin Mcdowell died at San
Francisco, Monday night, Of pyioric dis;
ease Of the stomach. ~
George Campbell dropped dead on bis
farm near Wapakoneta, Ohio, yesterday.
Cause, heart disease. ahis !
James Henry, Of williamsburg, ny, has
two piga with horns In their ioreheads,
the same as o rhinoceros. b
Judge Lawrence predicts the nomina.
ton OF Foraker for Governor Of Ohio and
says IL is "the only wise course
Charles a. Libby, aswealthy citizen Of
phicagl. has been missing since Monday
d last week. Foul play is suspected.
a. T. Wilson, merchant and postmaster
at ewtMooredeld, Ohio, has disappeared,
leaving q wife and many creditors behind.
The siras Of the Bankers and Mer-
chants Telegraph Company from New.
port TO Fall River, r. l., were seized on at
tachments. h itg5
Ida and Mollie Edwards, two prostitutes,
have been arrested Rt Vipcennes, Ind ifoI
aring The opera house Of that place night
before last. $50 yrE ~
Yesterday morning David stoll and Law
renee Knoll, two men employed in ID, q.
stablef's quarries, Piqna, Ohio, were badly
injured while blasting Is; J:
A young daughter Of Frank j. Karst, of
Findlay, o., was fatally burned by her
clothing taking fire from matches which
she ignited in her play.
At Frankfort, Ky., William Riley,whila
ashina, was caught III the wheel oil asmall
steamer. aud one OF his arms so badly
crushed elat III had "a be sinputated.
Solomon shiplsy and daughter, Of Nc
Arthur Junction, Ohio, have brought suit
ihg Sl5 06b 'for alleged defamation Of char.
acter. Y & TX. "
THE Ohio State Board Of Live Stock
Commissioners ms elected j. s. Butler, of
pima, stateiY eterinafy SURGEON, Who yEilI
|eEamlna the Pletlro.p .pneumonia districts OF
the State. ''i.5.4.ii..l u ss5i.S Z,
{ The society, Of The Armyof the Pooto.
mac met at baltimore Yesterday. The old
oificerstyare reelected. "a telegsapfrom
General GIANT was read thank i1e lis old
Comrades ior their sympathy. m M
VI ~. MI ,,ia ys1 H u 4, =, n l, 81.
!, l, Isa $500 w ps;i,FsS acr,asny ~ nv
ssa opt Z IN M a 13s StsSts besanssa t dfapFeS
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Tho now oatlelIe College.

HALfiAoRg, Nd, May G.-Archblshops
Williams, OF Boston, Elder, Of Gincipnali,
and Cofrigan of New York, and Rishop
Spauldipg, OF Peoria, will arrive here to-
night, They, with Archbishop lGibbon,
constitute q committee named in the
5Plenaty Council OF November last q; COM
sider the matter Of establ blishingta Nation.
al American Catholic University. iQfets
have been asae which, ID aad adit itien 70 the
snn proaered by Mjss Caldwell, Of New
York will swell the nucleus oi the en-.
iowment fund to- over 8, ,000, 900. IN lrl
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ltiile,i r 1fFeorfa,,ls,ll.

BkRsiFs sfetsds, MEen., May Ia.
ward Wood, oi Eau Claire, was instantly
EllIel by lightning this morning. whileat
bfeakiai 10 vie asd babe Rho set
opposite lhimht the table, were lHihiuteds
There were no other marks 6t slieti itning
except q few bricks out o. tic chimney
and the dishes on the table, which were
d9molished. The lightning left Q small
dark spo. On thehaby!g hssd, y ~
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sr. LOUIS, May e-word has been re-
iesiyea here q tile arrest Of Maxwell, the
man who murdered 4. Arthur ireller, st
Auckland, New Zealand. " 4. !, ,i;l. ~,
Chief Harfigan cabied Mr.. Gamble,
American Consul at Auckland, this after
R9oA, ipptiAcHng him 10 hald Maxwell at
III haEafds hrtif aa alteE it9rR AiSso9si
arrived. The Police Board have also tele.
graped Secretary Of State hayard notify
Ing him than On officer will leave San
Ffancisco. June O and .nrges Mr.. Bayard.in
conjunction with the British Minister at
Warrington, 20 gee ethat Maxwell Is not re-
leased on . technically until the ofnceF
arrives. ,.,,p.Elestaft li'sf3'
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rHER1EI REBELI1oN.
Indians Joining tho Party and Piundsring
the settleFs. =. asl "

wxv,yros Nav a Ella Hni rra,sns
"i'sif4e, y, t..''y. Y, - ny. ~ M a.. .s -,
about ten miles from Fort An Appeile
have broken loose, and are plunderini
settlers. Colonel o'Brien. with a force o
"A ;at.n..,. t,.,,a ~, !, T., -, ~.
saSa,t q. ap us inis tiAse syns = uisult
The Indians moved everything from the
reserve. The Touchwood Hill indiana
have also gone off the reserve, but have
promised to return in afew days.
Major Stewart's mounted scouts arrived
there Monday night from Fort Mcleod,
having eAtablishe hea d line Of ontposts be.
tweenthe places. "A friendly halfbreed
arrived in Medicine Hat from the forks oi
the Red Deer river yesterday, ard told
Stewart that a large number of !haltbreeds
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SOwitis said that Morgan, who went
ou!oittle United States navy to sail with
senmes, and who has re:enligted under
theOld flag for an appropriation, has nev,
e'hsa his political disabilities removed.
Nisn't even said that Andy Johnson par
doaed him. Yet he goes to Melbourne Is
Consul General. Really Mr.. Bsyard mus.
Esotf the Presidents back.
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( iNoRRlsTowY, PA, May 9.-.lEi EilllamiH Il.
Tarnbull, the attendant st the insane hos.
pttai, new in Jail, for oansing the death Of
Theodore \. 6aster, a patient, has made q
confession. lie Gays Custer OF, Monday
night dared Alexander Steele, another
attendant to fight, and Steele Knocked
him down aud iuuiNed upon him. A.
Steele's ,reaueSt 1nfnbuIl concealed BIZ
knowledge 81 the crime. Steele Is also In
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A Touobipir suleids.

FREryiLLE, n. Y, May 0.-For more
than titty years George W. Trip andhia
wife liyedin this village. Mrs. Tripp has
been mill health for ayear past. On
Saturday last the doctor told Tipp his
wife had q cancer, and that she could live
but q short time. On Sunday afternoon
tho old man was found hanging from Q
beam In bis barn. A note was pinned to
his coat. It rsaa thus: Mother will
die and leave me aloueT7I cannot bear II, 7
BE was 20 years old s his vile was 7s.
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Nr Kelley. Minister to Austria from
a. United mot contederate} States Of
America, is in danger Of being mistaken
d, ,o internal machine, That would be
IN unpleasant complication for our tai
.oeI State Department.
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Tas failure Of the old and popular pub.
lislling house Of James r. osgood & Co,
isattributed chiefly to the tirm's large
subscription book business. "The Memo
rial History Of Boston," an expensiye
work, Is now ready for delivery, but the
subscribers have not the money to pay
aud the FIRMS funds are locked up.
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GENERAL IRWIN McDOwEll, whose
s''tb has Just occurred in San Franctaco,
'sOne ", Of the braysst and most capable
s'dieH Otthe war, He, had the misfor.
sae early in the conflict to be slandered
asdFanEard and a man whose heart was
sS in the cause, aud he allowed bis de.
aaeFs to have things pretty much their
WI, ssa way Mcdowell was atlne specimen
"@e American soldier and gentleman. J.
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aYADoy" Ryan, Of prize-aghting noto,
tiety, wants a license to keep a drinking
hoase in New York, and one Of the COM
n.sioaers objects on the ground that
RYAN Is law.breaker. II Colonel Ryan
will come to Wheeling all will be forgiven
and no questions asked. ~ h
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A PmLADELrnEA policeman beat his
wife aud then used up the other fellow
tor appearing on the scene as a Humane
Society. More than that the defender oi
woman was locked up, and the policeman
wasn't. blessed are the peacemakers,''
bat their reward is not Of this world.
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DOrS in Louisiana the faithful haye
fSeir own ideas about the administration.
J,ne, D. Houston, prominent man on
,be Eastis side, says the President means
veil enough, but is being misled. Is this
another case Of "wicked partner?
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ONO RepubIieans will be very much
hsineJ this year by the behavior of the
IsgsI.,p,e which has Just passed away,
II, W ,eeopj is detilsd by arrogant disregard
oj1srpucy and public opinion.
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,,,..,ei, omach harmony in the Demo
..',is n,rty in West Virginia why is every
Soi;,isi,u ''ia Of that faith getting an extra
H. nockst addition built on his panta-
,.ors9 n.y.
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Ma. McAyor, clerk Of the Supreme
Court Of New York, has Just died from
malignant cancer in the leg. About
eighteen months ago he bruised his instep
while pulling of his boot, by placing the
heel Of one foot sgainst the toe Of the
other. The cancer developed from the
bruise. A bootjack would have saved his
lk 4 B..
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GnnRAAs HRssEt, Of the Democratic
committee Of Pennsylvania, pulls out q
politics to give some one else q change q
the squeezed lemon. Mr.. Hensel has
found il out early, He, is young enough
10 make man of himself, and there d
Inst rate material in him.
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SENATOR VOORHEES, reminds Democrats
,bo are in a hurry that the party has
r,pe into new business, and it won'tdo
n dive ahead promiscuously, This is
t,ue, but even golden truth doesn't make
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GovKsSoR HOADLY says he has enough.
NJ w.n,s 40 more oft. Ithas been OBJ
.asys5 lar leiore that some grapes are not so
~. 'ssst =, some others. Thisis Republican
ysa,ip Ohio.
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EEas remarked tha. the President did
s&enthuse when ne stood upon the field
= Gettysburg, made memorable by the
teudld behavior Of Americans on both
tdsA II the President were asked he
Would doubtless be frank enough to say
y Sis be knows nothing more about IL than
sa there was hard fighting at Gettys-
sag Hewa not preparedto be inspired
v The environment. i.
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e,s,r ia TOO much talk about the
.,,,''ination a.jna Of the President. There is
= S n.s Of putting that kind Of thing into
a. fools heads 2 'n
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BELLAInR.
atlsee eellaneeas New. Ma,.ers FROM Tho eta,,

Misc eilaneout News mntteTH From thu Gt1tl
< ..S City. - ss
There is a break in ane OF the pumps at
tho city power honse. IS 81 s
There is again talk of driving course
on the creek bottoms.
Mr.. George Brown, sr., Of st. Clairs.
vile, was in town yesterdays Z "
/ The Elysian and Niagara polo clubs have
q match game at the Elysian rink Friday,
night Tor the benefit Of the former club. !
The city funds are exhausted aud q
Temporary loan will be used TO tide over
the necessary expenses till the taxes are
received.
Prof. A. A. Ulstks terla ss county
teachers ey yaminer having expired, Prof.
". II. Waters, OF st. Clairsyille, has been
Iappointed TO the place. s. = "A, 4.
The county commissioners have decided
10 build the Union street bridge oyer. the
creek, the city TO furnish the approaches,
The bridge Is to be aten.thousand.d dollar
one. K 3.
Miss Jessie Randolph, daughter Of Jesse
Randolph, yard master Of the p q q. rail-
road, died yesterday morning Of gastric
feyee. She will be buried at two o'clock
this afternoon. 3. ~
A difference OF flfty dollars between tie
itreasurers books and those Of the clerk Of
the water works hiss been found By the
\ examiners, who report the 8elefk'6 &C:
\ peants all right Monthly reports will
thereafter belm6de by the water works 70
Council. .h5stS
Quite q number ot contracts for hull dinp
houses have been made and Il is likely al
who ape c9nte ting hpsldipg viii do q
n SssR Ss pSsslsle, " sAsas soaEse's az
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/ 1 n. n ;osts This,nssi;i An. ~ I q q

PifsseuaaH, Nay illiam 81. Cooke,
II ,,s .lSse Rrsit eiyil sassneer, pSt
who through dissipal lon wsa d1ced d
common beggaf, Blew his brains out 10.
night. Cooke was well connected and o
ieg years ags worth $50, ,eoe,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-07
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snrLaS, o. May a.=-A large vein Of
patlral gas VA struck here today At q
depth oi $50 feet, AtemporaFy pipe has
been laid 10 the well and it furnishes
q steady stream Of 6re twenty-five feet
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