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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-24
BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION
Being sifted Out of tho Illinois Legis
Iatnra.

Being Sifted Ont of tho Illinois Legis-
lature.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, June 2S.--The lnves-
tigation Committee which has been engaged
in sitting out charges Of bribery and corup'
ton of members of the Legislature compile
ted its work this atternon. The only wit
ness examined to-day was F. 81. Tubbs,
District Superintendent Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company who swore
point blank that Representative Baker had
offered to kill the telegraph bill for $4,000;
$500 down and the balance at the end Of
the session. Baker was present when this
statement was sworn to and lost his
temper go far as to call the witness q liar.
When Baker took the stand he swore direct
ly to the contrary Of Butts, and stated that
he had never made such proposition nor
received any money for his vote or influence
in the House. On cross examination
TubGs swore that be did propose to have
his affidavit made public unless the bill was
pusbtd.
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A VERDICT TO-DAY
To bs Read in the Penn Bank CSse-Ac-
.uittaI Or Disagreement

To bs Read in the Penn Bank CSse-Ac-
SuittaI Or Disagreement.
PIrTsBuRG, June 2S.-The jury in the
Perm bank conspiracy case retired at }
o'clock this afternoon, and when court sd.
iourned an hour later, an agreement had
not set been reached. They will probably
remain out all night, at any rate the verdict
will not be made public until the opening
of court tomorrow morning. Judge
Stoves charge was decidedly favorable
10 the defendant. he held that If three Of
the directors knew Of the transaction there
could be no conspiracy on the part of Rid
die and Rieber; that the treasurer was the
legal custodian of the funds; that the notice
to three of the directors was legal notice
TO all the board, and that the bank had 3
legitimate right under its charter to deal in
oil. 1t is the general impression ths. the
Jury will either scquit the defendant or dis
agree.
Shortly after s o'clock tonight the jury
agreed upon q verdict which they sealed
and fled with one Of the tipstaves. 1t will
be opened in court tomorrow morning.
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BRIDGEPORT.

The .EtIayille Missionary Society left
yesterday for O fishing tour in the wilds OF
West Virginia. The club comprises the fol.
lowing members: John Campbell, Captain; !;
W. d. Edwards; First Lieut.; Vanderbilt
Davis, Cashier; Thomas Campell, Steward; !;
Robt Mckee, bookkeeper; VIM. Linch,
cook; VIM. II. Davis and Benz Davis, grub
destroyers. They will return in the gentle
autumn.
Yesterday morning young colored man
named Charles Palmer met with a
very severe accident while at
tempting 10 couple two cars on
C. L &W. r. r. Palmer, who is son OF
Dennis Palmer, is well known here, aud
though not an employee Of the railroad
company has been in the habit Of assisting
the train men for some time. The accident,
which occurred about half past six in the
mornipg, consisted in bis getting his hand
caught between the bumpers OF the cars in
such way as TO mash the thumb and the
first ,uo fingers OF bis right hand 30 badly
that Drs Cook and Fisher who waited on
him, found il necessary TO amputate those
parts. Charley is about 20 years old and
WAS woI king among the train men in hopes
Of getting permanent situation here when
possible.
The ssllabsor5ing topic of conversation
Just now is: "Who will be the next post.
master?' There are three petitions out
and all Of the petitioners seem TO be meet
ing with more or less success.
Dr. J. n. Todd wss in Wellsville yester.
day on oficial business.
Charley Heinlein is in Pittsburgh.
A. }. Baggs and DR.. Cooke have had
nice rev fences put up round their respec.
tive properties on Bank street.
Will l.. Eberle is studying law with the
intention Of entering college next fell.
J.E B. Macdonald, is in ST. Clsirsville
on business.
The c., L. 4 w. Railroad have completed
the laying Of the new steel track in the
yard. They are putting down steel at
cost Of $50 per ton to take the place Of iron
which, when bought fifteen years ago, cost
81 so per ton. This seems like quite
change
Morris Cope leaves for Tennessee TO.
norros to look alter his land interest in
that State.
A number Of Flushing folks passed
through town yesterday on their way home
from fishing tour on Cheat Riyer, Wes.
Virginia.
Misses Amelia Standard, Amelia Ryan.
and Miss Heneher are eontesting for SIS
silver cup. Votes SC each. Money to be
given TO the Baptist church. All be pre-
pared 70 meet them.
x. 7. Howellspeut yesterday in MAYNARD
on business.
Mrs. George Meiill, Mrs. r. 7. Howell
and Srs. T. j. Scott, spent yesterday in
TiItonyille with Mrs. Vim. MedilL
Nr. Wn. Oliver returned from Cali
forris yesterday. where be has been during
the past three years. He will return in
about three weeks.
Mrs. J. II. McLain, Of Flushing, was in
town yesterday.
Dinsmore Bros have sold their rinb t.
John shaefer, Of Rtnaville. who will con-
vert it into summer boarding house.
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THE ITALIANS ON TRIAL.

All Plead Not Guilty to the Murder of
Caruso.
CHICAGO. June 23.-The criminal court,
presided over by Judge Hawea, was packed
10 sufocation this morning BY swarthy,
beetle-browned Italians. In the dock were
Eve of their countrymeD, AgOstina Gelardi,
Ignazio Slvestri, Giovanni Azsri, lguszlo
Bove and Antonis Mercurio, who were
charged with the murder Of FilEppo Caruso,
whose body was discovered in o trunk al
Pittsburgh some hours after the murder.
AN pleaded not guilty, and the impanslling
of q Jury was commenced. 1t is understood
that Bove and Mercurio VIII be tried as &C.
cessories only. Miss Kate Kane and Mau,
rice Baumann (colored) are the principal
attorneys for the defense.
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THE NEW CABINET.
snIisbury's Advisers as Announced 10 Par.
| Lament To-day.

sniisbury's Advisers as Announced 10 Par.
Lament To-day.
LONDON, June 23-Mr. Gladstone has
made promise 10 Lord Salisbury 10 give
the new government a. much time as posi-
BILE during the remainder OF the session. Il
is said the leaders have arranged 10 make
an effort to carry the Welsh intermediate
education bill. the Australian c0nfedera.
ton bill, the Irish nAiianal educational bill
and the Minister for Scotland bill. PArlis-
met met to-day to obtain the royal assent
and then adjourn for the reflections. .
The following is an authentic list OF
the new Cabinet
Prime Minister and Secretary for Foreign
Affairs, the Marquis OF Salisbury.
Fire, Lord Of the Treasury, Sir Stafford
Northco,e
Chancellor Of the Exchequer. Sir Michael
T. Hicks. Beach.
Lo,d High Chancellor, Sir Hardnge Gil
ford.
Lord Presiden; of the Council, yiscount
Crarbrook.
Lo,d Pfiyy Seal, the Earl of Hsrro~by.
Secretary for the Home Department. SIR
Richard Ashton Gross.
Secretary Of the Colonial Department.
Colonel Frederick Stanley.
Secretsry for War-Rt Hon. VIM. Henry
Smith
Secretary Of State for lndia-Lord Ran
dolph Churchill.
First Lord Of the Admiralty-Lord George
Hamilton.
President of the Local Government Board
Arthur James Balfour.
President OF the Board of Trade-Ths
Duke Of Richmond and Gordon.
Vice President Of the Council-Hou. va.
ward S.snhope.
Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland-The Earl Of
Carnaryon.
Lord Chancellor Of Ireland-Rt. Hon.
Edward Gibson.
The minor Offices have not yet been filed.
In addition TO names sent in these dis,
patches the following are unonicially bat
definitely announced today ~ membeiSN--
the pew ministry:
Postmaster General, Lord John Manners.
Attorney General for Ireland, Mr.. HOLMES.
Solicitor General for Ireland, Mr.. Mourss.
The Rt Hon. Edward Gibson, besides
being Lord Chancellor Of Ireland, Win have
seat in the Cabinet, sn unusual honor.
Chancellor Of The Duchy Of Lancaster.
Henry Chaplin.
II il believed that RI Hon. Sir WIN.
Hart Dyke viii be Chief Secretary fs Irs-
land.
Both the old and new ministry win 70 10
Windsor TO omosrov, the former to saffsudse
ard the Latter to receive the seals Of Office.
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below

Lewisburg and Point Pleasant offices
have been relegsted to the fourth class and
no longer bear the distinction of being
Presidential Offices. This, fol- the reason,
that the receipts at these two offices have
fallen below 81 900 per annum. The salary
ct the postmaster at Clsrksburg, as will be
observed by the above table has been de-
creased from $1,000 to $1,000 per year.
The compensation Of the postmaster at
Grafton is reduced from 81 400 to 81 800,
while Huntington's postmaster is decreased
from 81, 700 TO $1,000. The Martinsburg
office is redvced from 81 800 to $l,7O0 per
year. The postmaster at Wellsburg, who
last year received $1,000, will next year,
commencing July lst, only receive 81 200
and Weston comes down from 81, 200 TO ST.
l0e per year.
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UNION STEEL PLAHT
To BE Erected st Bssweed-Thrss Miiis
Intersstsd.

To BE Erected at Beavood-Thrss l1iiiS
Intsrsstsd.
An application for . charter 10 the.
"Wbeeling Steel WORKS" has besu fos.
varded 70 the Secretary Of State st Char
lesion, and the certificate Of inc1Doeasioa
will bs received hare some time tlis vssk,
II is expected. The incospoeaaoss a The
steel plant are Mesns. Al. Ciask, J. d.
DsT ois, A. W. Kelley, Major Alcazo Loeing
George B. Caldwell, George Wiz. @. B
Hutbard, J. p. Glchsia and r. H Horn
brook, one share sach. The pg valss Of
The shares d 800, nine of which have
airady been subscribed and paid in, With
The prirlese Of increasing the capital stock
10 100000. Ths eentIenea he!d'
ing shares sxs rspsssentstives d iss
Belmont, Top and he La Belle milk:
The steel plAnt vin b efsctsd
ou The ite Of ths plast which vas began y
Tie HsnSood company Des< thsss @us 9
Be6upo6, bst ths eapeeity ieten1se tN Ast
va vih hsvsSlly issssased ssa - tcse
hupdred and Gag toas p1r asy Ins II
| Beile ana 5s6trsps nils vih .probsb,y MO-
70 into tie nav coapae{ and sseoeH,9es'
n nesting wilI b hsN @ Monday. JAY
6. 10 discnss the matter. II they dstsfusne
10 icin the company the cspecity Of ths
soska sili be fuftAse iscrsased - ~ hue
dssi tons daily.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Miss Mary Holland and Miss Lizzie
Chute leave tomorrow for Kansas City on a
visit Of several months.
Willie Harrison and two friends left one
day this week for Cincinnati. They expect
to make the entire trip in Johnboat, 10
which they started
" Il. Shaeier has taken charge Of Thorn
as Craig's store, on Washington street, and
bad it all nicely cleaned up an rearranged
MAXI il look very tasty. The Sun Flower
BaBirg Powder man is holding forth there
this week
Miss Martha Jackson is in town visiting
Mrs David Evans.
Tie "Multum in Psrvo" fishing clab left
for Short cie-k yesterday. 1t consisted
of Il" fcllosing members: Billy Hum
phre,S Frank and Robert koshnline.
Tie c. & 2. r r Co have distributed
lamp posts at the crossings.
Humphrey Williams Of Clark's addition
ard Cspt Inglebright OF the Garden Spot,
have oInamented their houses with fre3h
paint.
viii link has returned from visit in
Washington county, Ohio.
Wstty Aurellns ls lying dangerously Ill
at bis home on North street.
The carpenters and joiners union took in
six pew members and rejected the spplica-
tons Of number Of others al their meeting
Monday night.
Commissioner Fither repaired the county
bridge in Clarks addition yesterday.
Thomas Johns, Rev. Jones and John
Davis returned from Kentucky yesterday,
where they have been looking for loca-
ton. They express themselves as very
much pleased with the country and things
in general.
Miss Annie Moore, of GalliPois, O., is
visiting Miss Jessie Tripp Of Fifth street
William Lupton viii hereafter occupy
rooms in the second floor OF the building
opposite the poStofice as an insurance
Office.
T. Kranter has purchased new delivery
wagon, and nice one, too.
Quite number Of our Masons will attend
the celebration Of St. Johns day II Smith.
field to-day.
Thomas Purviance, OF snithfsld, was in
town yesterday. .
] R. Opg is in smithfeld visiting bis
narEntE
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the CRISIS PASSED
And an Agreement kade Bstwee,
Liberals and Con servatives.
LAST OF the CABINET ANNOUNCED
State Of the Political Situation h Eng
land - The Madrid
Riots.
GENERAL FOREIGN DIsPATcHt Q.

LONDON, June 23-The crisis in political
Attain is believed to have been passed, and
most probably to-day al differences between
the Conservatives and Liberals viii Be ar
ranged, and the Conservatives viii form .
new Cabinet. IL n said that some techni-
cal points only yet remain to be settled. In
principal, it is claimed, Mr.. Gladstone has
not departed from the lines originally adopt
ed BY him, but he has nsde fuller conces-
sions to the Conservatives than wAs hoped
for. He reserves, however, full liberty OF
action in regard to any new measures OF
moment that may be introduced into Parlia-
ment At the same time he undertakes TO
assist the new government in completing
the ordinary business Of the session.
II is reported here that Baron Won Staal.
the Russian ambassador, has been instruct
ed by bis government to maintain an stti-
tude Of reserve toward the government OF
the Marquis Of Salisbury. Baron Won StaAl
is also instructed according to some report
TO insist that Seulfkar ought TO belong TO
Russia IN order 10 check any advance Al.
ghanistan may propose TO make into Rus.
sian territory.
Accepted.
LoNDoY, June 23-The Earl OF Granville
announced in the House Of Lords this even.
ing, and Mr. Gladstone made similar an.
noupcement ia the House Of Commons that
the Marquis OF Salisbury has accepted Office
and ,ba, be had gone 10 Windsor Castle TO
20 inform the Queen. A motion was made
in each house to adjourn until Thursday
next
United States Minister Phelps, the Prince
oil Wales and the Duke of Edinburgh wsre
present during the session Of the House OF
Lords odsy.
Tho Madrid Riots Discussed.
MADRID, June % The riots in the city
on Saturday last we're made the subject Of
animated discussion in the Cortes yesterday.
Stnor Sagasta and other Liberals strongly
condemned the rigorous measured taken by
The Government TO express the riots. They
held that milder measures would have sui
feed TO quell the disturbance. Senior Cano-
vas del Castillo, President Of the Council,
and Senior Romeroy Robiedo. Minister ot
the Interior, have arranged to visit in .
short time the Province Of Murcia, stricken
so severely now BY cholera.
The B'Nai Birth Convention In Berlin.
BERLIN, June 23.-Mr. julius Bien, Of
New York, President Of the Hebrew order
Of mai Birth, opened the session Of the
Grand Lodge here. Mr.. Isaac Hamburger.
Of New York, and Mr.. Henry Greenbaum,
Chicago, assisted iu the ceremony.
He Waa nn American.
NICE, June 23.-The man reported yes
terday to have committed suicide, aitss
losing oil his money at Monte Carlo, wA6ee
American. Not an Armenian a. fret
stated. His name il has been learned wAs
Henry Kspp.
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A COLLISION
Al Bugsttstown, o., Wrecks a Train
Narioloid at Steubenyills.
A. IL

~ buSsttstOWn, O.p WRECKS u AEdlu-
Narioloid at Steubenyills.
Syscial 10 ne Register.
S.aGBEyyuLE, o., June 23.-A collision
,curred q; Bugettstown, about sixteen
niles east Of this city this morning, between
he Pi,isblry and Bugettstown accOmmo-
ta6Oa and the mail train which arrives at
his city from the west about ) o'clock.
The accommodation was running on the
1ain track when the east bound fast line
cane along and struck the engine OF the &C
muuodat;ou, knocking it completely across
he track, thereby o5strueting the road.
The great weight of the engine and the
manner in which It had been wrecked, made
a remOvh slow work, delsying all trains
: sever d hours. The fireman of the &C
.s-uotg.oD engine Was slightly hurt.
No others injured. The DAMAGE to the en-
les Is .asy.
A case OF farioloid was reported TO the
Mayor this morning, the first in the city.
ae patient is the ten-year-old son OF l..
si5ay Gray. Several days ago it was no.
1cad TIA. The child was breaking out in red
'1ois Gu. at that time it was supposed to be
Quicken pOx. The Marshal had notice
posted upon Mr.. Grsys premises giving the
la'u'e 0! the disease. Mr.. Gray, the father
O. The Joy spent the winter in New Orleans,
ara ,he superstition is that the disease has
ssen carried home on Mr.. Gray's clothes.
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Porkers Dying East and West.

LEBANON, Pa, June 23.-The strange
disease among the hogs Of this vicinity
called 'breining" is spreading. David
Youst has lost fifteen porkers during the
pas; week, and Adam Houck eleven. The
hogs Of the other farmers in this vicinity are
suffering from the disease. After death the
beasts become black on the back aud belly.
SnELBYvILLE, Ill, June 23-Hog chol.
era Is causing great loss to the farmers OF
several townships in this county. In Oksv
and other townships in the northern part Of
tie county, where the fatality is greatest,
one farmer has lost forty head Of at hogs
in the past few weeks, and many Others
have the disease among thsir droyea.
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PauperL Labor Driven Out.

CARBoxDALE, Pa. June 23.-The Hunga'
rian and Italian miners at the Edgerton
shaft, q mile below here, were yesterday at,
tackled and driven from the mines oy SoV
miners from Archbold and its vicinity. The
invaders were armed, but the police OF Car
bopdsle interfered and prevented bloodshed.
The Hungsrians aud Italians went away
witbout resistance. The mob returned to
Arcbbold. They declare that they will
drive all the Hungarian and Italian miners
ont Of the valley.
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sslEP TELEeRAMS.

Edward Bean, who had been sentenced
Be hanged for the murder Of Stevens, has
lad new trial before the Court Of Ap-
ies.s o; Texas and his penalty fixed at i'm
soiolmer: and hard labor for life.
dispatch from Portland, Maine, says
la' the GRAND Army OF the Republic is on
>-a aud IS having a good time.
f'esldsrt Cleveland has been invited to
f,sl fysEd the Nationsl Soldiers Reunion in
nadeIPhia.
H'P,s-s ron - counties Of Kansas, say
4 - HGea, crop will De much better than ex-
At damascus, 0, Mrs Ca,harine Powell,
81 Years, was touLd dead in her bed
',lt'ts7 morning.
,C17,(Ssso has granted 100000 to ths
AN department. TO be used IN taking
4 SNA1NoIaEy measures against cholera.
senator Jonas mas not determined his
I i.ss 10 regard 20 the Prague Consulship.
-sI-aas Of Omaha, Neb are seeking to
hs Austrian government withdraw
'H'clons against Mr.. Jonas.
j ..Psre,eudent Smith, Of the Washington
rs. s1i'a' Uardeus, is recovering from his
,SS.'ge ". Dent, Grants brother-in-law,
os5a removed from the office of APP
- -s'' Of the Custom House Of San Fran
SS@ie SH[Ie company with capital of S2,-
~ aas been organized in Illinois.
= @adesOOrOugh, n. c., q few nights
re respected lady named Mr. Btuner,
IoeAsd down, dragged to the woods
& N "aged BY black hend.
= recent storm on the lakes was one
4, everest ever known at this time Of
q, - Ileh shipping was damaged, and
:. N'ee hight vessels we're wrecked.
~ lara NJ. limestone will be used in build
l. ..Aas Capitol When completed it
i,t5 Ss Sae second largest building IN the
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YALE COMMENCEMENT,
Vice President Hendricks Addresses the
Law Department.

Vice President Hendricks Addresses the
Law Department.
NEw HAVEN, CoNS, June %. Com
mencement events st Yale to day were the
meeting of the alumni this morning and the
election of two members of the corporation
and the anniversary exercises of the law
department this afternoon. About 400
we're present at the alumni meeting. Judge
Staley woodward, of the class of '55, Of
Wilkes5arre, Pa, presided. In his address
be alluded to Vice President Hendricks,
who also was present, as
the gentleman who had been twice
elected TO an office which he had filled but
once. Mr.. Hendricks was rapturously re-
ceiyed and made brief congratulstory ad'
dress. At o'clock took place in Centre
church the anniversary exercises of the law
department, the feature o. which was an
address BY Vice President Hendricks on
"Ihs Supreme Court OF the United States.
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1oTHE vCToRs BELONG THE sPoILs
Nhy 10 Hesitation should be Made in
Firing the Rascals Ont.
Nlsrilg 70 fAs Rooster,


WASHINGTON, June 23.-The Republicans
tthe Senate end of the Capitol are evident
II going 10 make clean sweep, so far as
,he Democrats in position there are con.
csrnei. There is about dozen Of the Sen
ate employees, who are Democrats retained
when Congress adjourned last March. Since
then under instruction 1t is alleged, OF the
Republican caucus committee, the Demo
c-s,s have from time to time been dropped
nom TIE pay rolls The latest victim is Ir.
L. f. Cross, Of Harper's Ferry. Mr., Cross
vss one Of the most efficient officers the
S,rste has ever had. He was appointed
.t!,u.L he influence of Henry G.
avs when the Senate was
controlled by Democratic
majority and was rapidly promoted until he
lied cle Of the most important positions
.rtsr the Sergeant-at Arms. 4 few days
$50 ke was notified that his services would
D. Cscor.inued on and after July l. 1t Is
:aid that the Sergesntat-Arms was 10th to
rar, with Nr. Cross. Strong influences, hover
.. were brought to bear on him some months
go 10 give Cross place to a Republican,
but ks regarded Cross as too efficient an OIL
,sr TO psr: with him during the session Of
ice Senate. Since then Republican Sena-
tors have been very clsmOrous and the
Ssrgeants:.Arms has been compelled to
lei Cross 20. Both Senators Camden and
Ker-s have done all that they could to
tsye him retained. All Of the Senators on
he Democratic side signed petition ask
ing for Cross retention, and the Sergeant
ssArms was disposed to comply with their
request, out the Republican Caucas Com
-i,tee insisted on Cross removal and the
SsryeaEtat-Arms was compelled to &C
Cgesce.
Itmight be added, that from political
point Of view, the Republican Senators were
co1ecr, but when the Democrats controlled
the Senate patronage Republicans drew
1ore than half the amount Of money sp-
4 prOpriated to pay the Senate officers and
N employees. In the departments now, al
4 hough the administration is Democratic, g
7e,y few Republicans, comparatively SPEAK
.rg, have been disturbed. The Democrats
should follow the example ftheir opponents
srd remove every offensive Republican
partissn. TO the victors belong the
. ,D0iIs'
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Ars winsloSs Soothing Syrup for chil.
dren teething. is the prescription OF one OF
the best femAls nurses and physicians IN the
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never falling suecess by mil.
hons Of mothers fox their children. Dur-
ing the process Of teething its value il In
csiculsbie. 1t reiieses the child from pain,
cures dyseatery and diarrhea, gripping in
the bowels, and wind colo. By giyine
health to ths child Il rests tn mother,
Price Csc @ bottls.
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BuckIen,s ArnicA salxs.

The best salvs in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands ChiIblsins
Corns and all Skin Erup6ons, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required 1t Is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price Is cents per box. For
sale ct Logan & Goa
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He Eon,t CInh bar Arain.

BlLTrxoRE, MD.. Jupe 23.-Carl Henry
A. Myers convicted Of brutsliy beating his
wife and sentenced TO one years impfison-
mel. and twenty lashes came up before
Supreme bench to-day on an appeal for ne.
trial. The court overruled the motion and
he win be aosged. Punishment vii be in.
hictsd TO morrow.