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The spuman. Society sues the p. r. r.

PlrrsBURG. March 2O.-The Humane So
ciety Of this city entered suit to-day in the
United States court against the PennsyI-
rania Railroad Company, alleging that the
recent act of Congress which provides heavy
penalties for all public carriers Of live stock
ior failure to properly care for animals dur,
ing transportation, has been shamelessly dis,
regarded, defendant company having allowed
live stock shipped from Chicago 10 be on
the road sixty-two hours without food,
water or rest. The suit is test one and Is
brought at the suggestion Of the agent Of
the National Humane Society. Should the
plaintiffs win the case an attempt will be
made to enforce the act in an parts OF the
limited States.
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A Temperance Lecturer Arrested

NEw ORLEANS, March 20.-Mrs. Kate
Howe, the temperance lecturer, and known
as The Drummer Boy" now here on a
lecturing tour, was yesterday arrested on a
reuuisition from the Governor of Colorado
on the charge of securing $500 from John
L. Ernerius, of Denver, under the false pre-
tence that she had $4,000 worth of jewelry
deposited with Tiffany & Co., in New York.
The Colorado officer said he had been look
ing for Mrs Howe since 1888. Mrs. Howe
admits that she owes Ernerius, who is a
relative OF hers, a portion of the money,
which was debt contracted previous to her
marriage, but that her husband is willing to
nav il. She was remanded without bail
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Do You need q remedy that viii cure
every kind Of humor from PimPls or
eruption to the worst scrofuls and syphiht'c
disorders, use Dr.. GuysosSs yellow Dock
ard Sarsaparilla Three TO FIVE bottles cure
skin disease, saltrheam or letter. -Four to
ten bottles cure running. ulcers, scrotuia
and all syphiHtic disorders One TO three
bottles cure sores. boils. car5uncles. etc,
One 10 two bottles cures pimples on the
face, blotcbes, etc II is the only perfect
blood purifier that can be made from q
thorough knoviedgs Of drags- Ask yoSI
druggist for it Take 10 Substitute.
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hough not a tithe as dangerous.

ID R0a>-zE encourages the Chief OF
e to bring a libel suit against the In
s'ICer. The Chief of Police is not so
TOOL as 10 act on the counsel Of so
an adviser. Nothing would better
= Ee IuteligenCer than to be invited
'As hand in an affair which promises
~-iuteligeucer.
e nendacity Of the above is only
-'' BY the feyered and transparent
q the IGtelHgeucer to gain public
Ihe policy Of the REGIsTER IS to
Us contemporary fairly, watching at
11e time aud chronielng the motives
d its actions.
''.la not De smiss though to remind
-SNEencer that once upon a time II
%s'niy do toward its contemporary
! = Gov so falsely charges the REGIsTES
's Neighbcr that shot was boom
Try another, it may not tall 50
Na0 otrhs mark
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-21

THE Texas Legislature is considering a
protect persons in the employment Of
i,oad companies, and those who may
b to become employees thereof The bill
3 prepared by Governor IRELAND, and 1t
Intended not only to protect persons in
; employ o: the railway companies, but to
rPel the companies to give thirty days
Ice otis employees before reducing their
,ss To stop train or Obstruct it, is
Ierrnisha6le with fine Of $500 and six
':r he county Jail. 1t has passed the
a-,.ivilI likely pass the House.
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More Nominations.

WAsHNGroS, March 20.-The President
to oday sent the following nominations to the
Senate;
James D. Porter, Of Tennessee, to be an
Assistant Secretary of State.
John D. C. Atkins, of Tennessee, 10 be
Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
Second Lieutenant Samuel W. Miller,
Fifth Infantry, to be..First Lieutenant.
Second Lieutenant VIM. Black, Twenty
fourth Infantry, to be First Lieutenant.
Henry 7. Blake, Of New York, Captain
IN Revenue service.
Samuel S. Mcguire. Of Louisiana, First
Lieutenant in Revenue service.
0rin D. Myrick, of Massachusetts,, Second
Lieutenant in Revenue rervice.
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FIRE IN A BOARDING HOUSE.
Two Lives Lost and Others Injured-Chil'
dren Rescued.

Two Lives Lost and Others Injured-Chil'
dren Rescued.
BRIDGEPORT, CONS., March 2O.-Mrs.
John Mallen's clearinghouse, in East
Bridgeport, burned this morning. Mrs.
Mallen, who slept on the second floor, was
burned to death. Jerome Bowen, a boarier,
is missing, and is supposed to have met a
similar fate. George Rutherford, an old
fireman, while endeavoiing TO save Mrs. Nal
len, was horribly burned about the face and
hands. Mrs. Mallen's four children and
several boarders barely escaped with their
lives Nothing was saved but the night
clothes they wore. The origin of the fire is
q m yStary-
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A Real E,.ate Agent Indicted.

ST. LOrIs, March 20-E. G. Obear, one
of he oldest real estate agents in the city
was arrested this afternoon, on an indict-
ment Just returned by thegrand jury, charg
ing him with embezzling five thousand dol
lars from John Easton, Of West6eld New
York, for whom he sold piece Of property
in this city. He is alleged to have appro-
n,iated the proceeds to his own use.
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'.a i1se mas leaked out on one o
'-.,@ag Democrats that ought "oI
.-- 3. u-in under 9 bushel The day
/. n" .4avglra.ion the President was re-
.'r h,~c .ra's by the steamboat load.
T enthusiastic Wheeling visitors were
ilc iAm They drove up 10 the White
-se n a 5arouche, ahghted and took
Z 'aIE. When the President wssIesched
Of tie gentlemen in question placed
taId IL hat Of Mr. CLEVELAND ;, snd,
-e 'hoos it heartily, accompanied the
BE SIlh the words: CLEVELAND, Old
Tow are you?' The cordial intention
'sgProca.ed chrerfully.
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r,s fellow towusman has scaled the top
.... round OF the tall ladder of publicity
III ,arrrisiug alscrity, The following is
,.ni one trou the New York Tribune:
rlsreg Commissioner of Internal Reye-
-s vei,hs 80 pounds, and is pronounced
: be Kea,aciy contingent at Washington
al; man.
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Quite a Family All at Once.

BRDGEvuIE, March 20.-Mrs. George
Mercer, wife of farmer residing several
miles from this place, yesterday increased
the population by giving birth to four chill
dren. 1t is reported that mother and Chi
dren are doing we'll The unusual event
was heralded near and far and visitors
from the surrounding country are focking
to the Mercer mansion anxious to get a
peep at the quartet.
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What'sin a Name:

DALLAS, Ten, March 20.-Legal friends
of the twenty-four citizens Of Willbsrger
county, arrested on a charge Of murder and
arson, are out with manifesto designed to
show inferentially that the secret organiza-
ton known as the Law and Order party
owed its existence to high public necessity
for summsrily dealing with bad characters.
Six of the prisoners have been released, and
the remainder gave bonds ranging from ST.
200 TO $4,000.
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ST. .Ioseph,. Academy In FLAMES

BALTIMORE. Mn, March 2O-A fire that
threatens to destroy St. JoSephs Academy,
at Emmittsburg, is raging. The fire orig.
mated in the kitchen Of the institution and
has already destroyed one wing of the
Academy. A high wind prevails, and it is
probable that the entire building will be
conaumed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-21

. 2. IS taking an important part in the
s~.eu G. s United States Senator for Illi-
is originally the Legislature was tie.
: ,,.Ay. d Republican delegate suddenly
a. Congressman MORRISON then felt
3. .i defeating ex-senator LOGAS. Now
.ss,or BglDggS, a Democrat, expires, and
|. legislature is again a tie. 1t is quite
!. =. The dead lock will now remain until
! .s,ourEment of the session, when the
l,.,icau Governor will appoint Mr..
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, w,rI.r,px .Deranged Lady.

DxLPHI, ISD., March 20.-Hundreds oi
men are securing the ceuutrJ in this negh'
borboOd in search of Mrs. Charles Heriy'
wbo. while temporarily dersnged. left her
80 here wednesday evening. Mrs.
Es,lv is highly connected. She was last
iaen ne wapdePipg near the railroad track tive
49,. 49, r.ou, rome At dusk Wednesday. IL Is
E...a S ,bss she has perished from exposure.
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the way the Chicago

.Tm, IS the way the Chicago Herald 5
is,t.ugton correspondent talks:
John r. McLeau's candidate, Constau-
@, OHIO has had no chance at all for
! F,r,, Assistant Postmaster Geueralship,
member Of the Cabinet said to the Herald
respondent today: You can mark it
tzr ilat no man belonging to Mclean
+ 5e appointed to position by the Presi-
TIE little boss seems 10 be a dead
a vi,h the administration"
|y- N.LgAv won't mind this. Indeed, he
.sppiest when the crowd bubbles most
Il bis miseXploits.
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Grants Condition.

NV YoRk. March 20.-When DR..
Douglas arrived at his Office after his visit
to General Grant tonight he made this
statement:
The General had very good daT. and
quiet day, so FAR as pain, and his condition
is concerned. Indeed" he remarked. he
was free from pain in general, aud during
the morning and afternoon did consider
able new work on his book
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FnRnERIr Resk. nervous. dYspeptic an

FORMERLY weak, nervous, dyspsptic and
debilita,ed individuals who found only dis
appointment in the various bitters and
secret quaek nostrums, pretended kidney
medicines, etc, are agrserbly surprised to
regain perfect health and strength of mind
and body, and complete hearts ease snd
freedom from aches aud pains bY the use Of
Dr. Guysott's Yellow Dock and SarsspsriIls.
II restores every disordersd Junction to 9
normal condition.
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MARTINS FERRY.

There will be Episcopal services at the
Baptist Church to morrow Afternoon at
o'clock.
II the ladies would vote to-day on the
water works question, how do you suppose
it would 60?
Misses Annie and Kate Ralston are IN
Wheeling visiting relatives.
The newell post at the foot Of the stairway
in the new school building has been made
hollow and will be filed with issues Of the
REGISTER containing communications on
the water works.
Miss Lou Mitchell, Of Bridgeport, is visit
ing friends in town.
A small child Of Mr.. Charles Taylor. Of
Nevland's 6 addition, died yesterday and viii
be buried today at 2 o'clock.
Rr. Frank Shannon, Of Middleport, Il
visiting Mr.. Robert Stewart.
Song Of the city officials Slightly dis
figured but still in the ring.
Mr. Harry HenshaE Is in town whiting
Mr.. J. p. Clark
) Anan from Mt Pleasant named Nickel
vpr started early yesterday morning to get
drunk. and by O'Clock IN the evening be
hsd gotten 30 far along in bis enterPrise,
that he had 10 be Iocked up
gr. Jas. Frazier and wife are in Nef Z
siding, visiting Ms. Fraziers father.
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Hanged for an Unproroked Murder.

Los ANGELES, GALA, March ga.
Silwas and NJ. Martinez were hanged to-day
at S:O6 p. m. Silwas, last July, stabbed a
man named Mcintyre to death, because be
brushed up against him on the street and
refused to apologize. Martinez murdered
a man at San Fernando, Cal for go.
Execution was private, the gallows being
hid from view by large canvass. Neeks
of both were broken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-21

Thy legislature Of New York proposes
.s.rrs Nagara Park reservation. How
,.,rg,ly wished, by all the people in all the
- that 1t be cOnsumsted. Thousands
=. ,,-rs.s annually shun natures great
..,,m Niagara because of the licensed
..s-> tbs. swarm the premises.
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Heavy Verdict AGAINST the Il. @

BALTISeRE, Nd, March 2O.-Seventy-fve
thousand dollars was awarded the plaintiff
today in the case Of VIM. A. Dryden against
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
for violation Of contract for delivering $50
tors of coal a day for three years, which the
company repudisted after making the de-
EvSrv a few weeks. An appeal was taken.
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Best the Doctors.

hvss in Minnesots. the lasd Of cold vim
sers. magnificent wheat farms, and gigantic
-Four milIs The doctors tired TO cure Mr.
Msryeiie Pike. Of Medfora. and coaIda't do
il. She had fbe neuralgis. wesknes, dis
ordered stomach. and bad blood. Nm.
Pike writes 20 ssJ tfst after ibs doctors had
failed. she tried Brosn's Iron Biissrs. shich
completely re'ieud Lsr cf al those uoplsas
ATT airtbk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-21

NUTRITIOUS food is essential as a means
of restoring q consumptiye to health. A
medicine that Will strengthen the lungs and
soo,h oil irritation is slso necessary. Such
a remedy is Dr. Wistars Balsam Of Wild
Cherry. 1t Is the only preparation Of wild
cherry that gives complete satisfaction. II
quickly cares coughs and colds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-21
Hard on the State,

ST. LoEIs, March 2O.--Thomss Brown
field and Frank Hopkirk, who were 10 have
been hanged at Clinton, No., today, for the
murder Of John Z. Wells, q farmer Of Henry
county, on February 90, 1884, have had
their sentences commuted to imprisonment
for bfe Nv Governor Msrmaduke,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-21

to visit the battle field at Gettysburg when
they make their historical visit there on the
4th and 5th Of May, unless prevented by
some urgent necessity Of the public service:
The President is anxious to be on the field
when the leading generals of both armies
are there to explain their movements.
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A Dfagnihcent Oner.

The Wharton School of Finance and
Economy has lately become the recipient Of
. piece Of good lnck Dir. Bnnton Coke.
Of PHILADELPHIA, well known student Of
political science, has kindly offered 10 place
at the disposal Of the school allthe economic
books in bis magnificent private library Of
some 8 900 volumes. This is an example
of pubhc spirit which s well worthy OF
emulation BY our fellow citizens. There
must be many fne private ibrsnss in the
whose owners could make them exceedingly
usetul By allowing the earnest students Of
this school free scce,s to them. Mr.. Coxe
has not only permitted the students 70 use
bis library freely. bat be has sen. q large
number Of the books most needed BY the
students and professors TO the University
and deposited them in he working library
of he Wharton School
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BEFORE BREAKFAST

yr,elErencer is after public favor
..,,epce in its eye and a club in each
'"- " Bot don't it make a mistake when
~, 70 re. all four feet at once into the
~. ,-cuEh?
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~, li!Epu,ian reject Of Gen. ToN
..a III be married at the Church of the
-. Trinity on Faster Monday. Little
Vuaf is the groom, and Italy their
.:,,,gp. The courage of little woman
-h,r r,sesnrsless
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In Place of Senator Bridges.

Si.msGFIELD, ILL.,, March 20.-Governor
Oglesby to-day issued writ calling for al
election in place Of Senator Bridges in the
Thir;yseventh district The date get for
the election is Saturday, April llth. a
large number o. members are leaving for
home tonight, and it is not expected any
business will be done To- morrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-21

.sE HEHSTEE's : Washington specials this
i4Og are 5ristfng with interest. The
fsA,iou composing the State admins
ion and other prominent Democrats,
Fa' to be fully satisfied with the Prssi-
i' Ihoogh,ful assurance Of desire
promote the public good, and that
making appointments, care shaH be
90 to select those who were representa-
; o; the Democratic masses, This eI
F1On, coming as it does from the foun-
head. will decidedly tend to allay any
l'clou that an unfair divide of the Fed
appointments was in contemplation.
ghost IS often a greater terror than the
though not q tithe as dangerous.
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on THE OHIO.
An Ep,toms Of News Conc srniaG the Bssas
and Boatmsu.

An FpitoIns Of News Concerning the BssAs
| and Boatmeu.
Andy Gazlett, formerly mate on the 6.
! Lawrence. Is now on the Sherley.
ch,,I., Pan ,,a Amos Davis IRE ~
pilots Of the Sherley
Capt Csi pleasure, Of the Alex. swih, q
in the city.
The marks last evening indicated fest
in the he'channsl and falling.
Passed swsy-Captain William l. Gosaey.
an old time Piusburg and Cincinnati pilot,
died at Newport in'his list year. His co.
tire lie was spent on the river - hstbost
man and pilot.
Point Pleasant-The George y. Daaa
left for Cincinnati with 100000 bushels Of
Kanaxha coal. On her last Trip up sbs
towtd Il packages, the largest TOW ever
brought up BY . Ksnawhs packet Tbs
Dana was built at P,ttsbwg.
The Muskirgum hver is nov opsn 10
Tsylorsville, but the gorse rsmsins solid 70
within half mile Of McConnslisville.
Capt Tom Prince came up yesterday
from Clarington With the Diurosl. which
broke q wrist at that place. II viii be 70
Pi.ce' W Nc" o"
Inc huanic P~S'e' avn "sn' 'e'''''s'
morning.
The Annie l.. 10 iaid uPn the toos o.
E'even@ afee''
The Telegram was the local PscS" -
yestsrdsy.
The Scotia is lad up st ftseure'
The C. W. Bachelor is laid up q Pitts.
burg.
Navigation has almost suspssdsd os ac-
count ofths ice.
The Jaa W. Gould pssssd up dis nor.-
ing With psrt other toy hiiebsd % besisA
She took il - faf .. Stsecenniss seG ~
~. Ia ~ "a Msrys 10 b6os no the rsst
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A Hotel Elra.

SEATTLE, W. T., March 2O.-A fire thi'
this morning at 3 o'clock, destroyed tb'
Oriental Hotel, frame building. The
house was filled with guests, whose frantic
SCREAMS were heartrending Erie johnson
a Su ede, aged 25, was burned to death
NJ J. Tobin and Edward Downey were
fatally injured and ten others severely in
iur, d jumping from the building.
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Wanted 70 he Sure ABOUT n,

BALTIMORE, March 20.-Mantzel Zerney,
q Bohemian picture frame dealer at No.
2l5 Canton avenue, committed suicide to-
day BY shooting himselfin the right temple
He was found sitting in a rocking chair,
and had placed looking glass before him,
so that he might take the better aim.
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manages in Both Ways.

rsys rJ,Sa /; he most expensive thing IN
,U. IN .VO ways: il puts one 10 q di'
t., s1d prevents one from earning
b.. H lsbUr We say nothing OF
s,,.i' sI,s' =crey cannot psy for that.
30. ~ r,'tr 10 keep oneself vel by
',s,. 'Ht'rs TOIic whenever there -
'''si ''ga cs!. health.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-21

-.,--,yv,x GEORGE PENDLEToN might
81, 70 his usms Minister Plenipoten-
50, 70 tie court Of St. James. He is
- ,R better favor with the President
NJ MILAN.
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rsE race Of an outside hand in the edi-
-,I columns OF the REGISTER is always a
H., and always pleasing May we not
re .or more OF the same kind and
1er -in;eligeucer.
H.. e ;ae RsG.STER denies the soft i'm
,..4sa. a5o7e, it hss Just time enough
,.a.y to offer this bit Of advice: 1t will
tn In;elligencer's subscribers amaz-
% have the editorial brain food
sr4J Z s. fresh help.
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To Make ohio a November STATE.

CoLuxBUs, O., March 2O.-The legisla-
ture has adopted joint resolution of sub
mission of q constitutional amendment to
change the time of the State election from
October 10 November.
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NeIlie Grant,s Arriyal,

NEw YORK, March 2O.-General Grant
passed good night and felt much better
this morning, He ate hearty breakfast.
Genera, Grants daughter, Mrs. SartoTis, ar
rived to day on the steamer Baltic from
Liverpool.
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Pnstmnsfer Arraate.l.

PIrrsBuRG. March 2U.-Robert Perry,
postmaster of Ringold. jefferson county, was
arrested today by L. S. Inspector SPeese.
Perry's accounts are short three hundred
dollars
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-21

r,-.ry Boz NCEIDOwSEY, Of the Wet
rsnyc-a., gladdeueth the heart with
c3 ad;nss. This is the way he talks:
The H,r>rgR is now furnishing to its
.s:s-, 5ai,y q column Of Washington spec
..-m,rh,v interestin readin' these
.-~..s,ic times. The REGISTER is now q
!, .-a-e Democratic newspaper, and is
,rs.crsd With charity for al and malice
.rs,4 ncre. Every Democrat ought to
.,-or. !. 5y his patronage.
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ro-pAT's ELECTION.

No dosbt things viii be interesting sbout
,he polls iodsy Heariy everyone has, By
means of the eonmusicaiious published IN
the RECnTtK. been enabled 20 form sn
opipion OF h;s own ss TO vhesher OF not he
tfouN vote for wafer works While ~e
claim 20 have done noihing more than the
interests Il ,be ,nvr esmsnd. ue hope every.
ooe has b<sn AL,e 10 slssn scue knosircge
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-21

SoxE genius proposes TO introduce pspee
sbirts This might do for japan, bat would
prove q big thing" for the doctors. beesase
rhenuafisu. ETC., would become frequent
II. however. people would keep Salvation
Oil convenient. paper shirts might still be Q
scccesa II costs only Is cents
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DEATH FAVORS LEGISLATORS.

Democrats Demise Makes the Senator
ial Chances Even in Illinois.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, March 20.-Senator
Bridges, Democrat who suffered from a
stroke of paralysis one month ago and whose
condition ever since has been very critical
died at his home, near Carrolton, this morn
ing. This happening, following the death
of Representative Logan three weeks ago
leaves the Illinois Legislature once more a
tie on Joint ballot The house and Senate
both adjourned this morning when the an
nouncement Of death was made