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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-06
MAXINE IYTELLI3ENOE

MrNINrURs ALtNvNT
sun rise. 52s stts go Moon riser Moons aged% u
HIsH WATER rJ-JNt
, ~ Sandy Hook A.59 gov. 1saui, 5,37 Hell Gl'L zee
hn-sandy HOOK BIS l0v. Island 600 Hell oite GA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-06
S, E & S.
Observation-Disclosures
6th-aVe. and I9th-St.
Ladies SUITS AND WRAPS

WE WILL OFFER on MONDAY. SEPT, 7. OUR
EARLY IMPORTATION OF LATEST PARIS NOVEL
TIES IN LADIES' SUITS AND AND WRAPS, AND
rttF NfosT COMPREHENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
LADIES' TAILOR MADE SCOTCH HoME-sPUN SUITS
THAT WILL DE SHOWN THIS SEASON.
THE PRICES AT WHICH WE WILL SELL THEM
WILL CONVINCE ALL THAT THEY ARE THE
oRFATFsT BARGAIN EVER SHOWN. LARGE SIZES
IS ALL STYLES SPECIALLY PROVIDED FOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-06
Announcements.
CrRE FOR TIE DEAF.

PICKS PATENT IMPROVED CUSHIONED EAR DRUMS
PERFECTLY RESTORE HEARING and perform the work
OF the Drum Always ia position bat invisb bic 70
others and comfortable 70 All conversation aud
whispers distinctly We refer 20 those using them.
send illustrated book testimonials, Address
r. HIscoX, s63 Broadway, n. Y. Mention this paper
c. G.. Shayne, manufactures Of Seaskin Gar
end al ie.Sg fashionable Furs l03 Princest offers
extra bargains this month. Repairing and altering Gone
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-03
MARTINS FERRY.

The engine at the LauEhlin mill factory
lrcln y,stnrlav ut ~ D. m, throwing oil
Nh JOnn Senior, OF the yHk lrh va,,o-
ia, for East Liverpool to spend sunday.
Sherman Kirk, Of New Athens, is the
guest Of friends here.
1T Nals,on, Jr., is visiting friends At
Portland
On New Years night Mr. Pete Wagencr,
the popular Coricctoucr, entertained the
CRYSTAL cornc; band with q fine oyster sup.
pcr. Of wLichtlc kEGIsTERrcyr,se sen;a,lyc had
The pleasure OF partaking. The inc large
oivalvcs, together with all the accompani.
ments were prepared by his efficient wife,
who thoroughly understands the art.
The PittsDurg papers contain an account
Of the silver wedding OF Rev. q. W. 'hai-
iUnt and wife, formerly OF this place, on the
27ln uit.
Yesterday Mr.. Richard Adrian and Mis-!
Maud Ncwland returned from II pleasant
visit TO Smithicld.
Rev. W. Wier and wife have returned f'r
PENNSYLVANIA. Her health is mach 'n
proved.
Mr. Joseph Thomas Of Iowa, IL tn"
ruc.t Of Mr.. }. 7. Thomas.
Mr.. George Wagruor will take IN tn"
Clcycland's i inauguration with a military
company in Pennsylvania, Of which he u a
member.
Rev. Earl D. IToiz will preach NJ"
Years sermon in the VI. + Church, TO NOR.
row.
Charley Pugh vas the winner Of the first
prize. a season tic%,t, in the potato race at
I H.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-03
SENSATIONAL.


Pretty Girl Leaves Homo With Her
Lover.
MACON, Ga, January "A sensational
elopement occurred here today. John
Bush, farmer living near this city, had an
only child, a handsome girl. She had been
receiving the attention of a Young man
named SpcerS, her first cousin, who was or,
dcrcd not TO enter the house. The cir. met
him at the houses of friends. When the
parent made the discovery he became eX-
aspira,ed, and sworc he would kill him.
He sold his possessions and moved to a
point in Florida, near jacksonville, where
he engaged in farming. The young man
placed his business in the hands of his
brother, and he left for Florida, where he
disguised himself as q common !aborer aud
hired on farm adjoining that OF his sweet
hear. and her father When he
madn himself known to her she tainted A
few days later she decided to elore with
him. This morning the couple came to
Macon. When the railroad junction was
reached, mile from the cr shed, he en-
tered one car and she ;an next When
they reached Macon o trle,rs,l WAS IN the
hands Of an officer 10 arres .hrm. i friend
had been tclegra pied to N ct Ih"u and he
took the young lady outside the r..e. The
officer asked the young mau if he knew q
man by the name of Speer lat l." waited
TO arrest him. lie was pointed 10 aHo:hoy
person. As the officer leC, Spc.r iump'j
iu,o the hack with his sweetheart and i,.cn1
and tEcv were driven to East Macon. where
they were married. The father Of the
young lady IS in the CITY and s@cars he @!.i
kill Specr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-03
the QVkKING EARTH
Continues to Create Panic and Dis.
tress
IN CAS- TILLIAM CLINE S
Sick It The Stomach, Old Earth Heave3
Her Load of Gh2stIy
Ills
o. IN EEALMS OF SPAIN

MADRID, January ,. Dispatches received
this morning report fresh earthquake shocks
throughout Andalusia. The houses which
were left standing yesterday in the town Of
Albania, population about 1000, have ial-
len, completing the destructiono OF the place.
The houses in Antiquera, well built city
Of 2S,OO0 inhabitants, are trembling rap.
idly, and the probabilities are that the place
will be destroyed. The people are leeing
from the CITY. Other towns and villages
report fresh earthquake shocks, and
further loss Of life and destruction OF prop.
erty. The distress prevalent among the
people Of Andalosia Is terrible. There is
great scarcity Of food and medicines, and SO
panic stricken have the people become tha,
1t is difficult to get men to enter the ruins
Of buildings in the search for bodies and
gcsc.ing wounded persons from the debris.
Considerable sickness prevails among the
people. owing to the inclemeucy Of the
weather, and the lack of clothing necessary
for camp life to keep them warm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-03
NO CLUE.
People IN thc Vicinity Much Excited Owe
a. AFFAIR.


r'"P'0 j" the ',,n,'s ,nn cnir Mu'" iN'''" over
NJ H. .Lo,i. 49, o,..,o-;,, ,r,,
r., a, a, ~ .'e SL1IcT i, VI 'ilo eNPtpS;on was
80 ,G'' ~ ilS,"'.o % l'1S'Hn io"u' o''"TIt- re-
-, ~. l "l'el"S C"uL'" anu ""I'N o,Iee': E t"o
railway rVuS me ""V'e E"S'n u E"S'
ION foau ""UefheAih 'he roadway,
cFo%N S$peediIy, cot!ec'ea al
'he vent OF Tie smart al lho heau OF V'Su''
ton street from NAieh al lie uHie o' tue eA'
PIos'on qH3;Hi'Y ol S'noNe issued ISSUED, as AS
soon as PoSS''!e a Huhoer ol P't'eEI were
S'oI 10 Tue sEot "l,A 1HHi 2S anu @PP""uce ;
lcr cIeahin2 the Hhe' p 10 'nI present
iime ho'.iiaG mas D'eh round lne resi-
uenI' ~, o. INC -O-"I'i are great; "."L'l,et
4ne M S"OcN o'o'"i''" Se' CtI "'.' t"'Sto ': ot'
ty that the norses were rcs,ruincd from run
mng away Inc gas liSnt IN 4, uo"Gr a'teg' .'i
station was eA'ln59lsheI anu 'e t r'JHc' ~: L oot
Iector oil the station tAFo%n 'IEIn n,S ooA
ana ine chg''Jer "OEA'n3 .LIV eico'''' ~: Il.
machiner! ,nro"" c.! I.o't inI;S, as 'I",
}hreG or ir, lTHE Ieet H. 'oItn" o,Ln- Gm
ms .ace @ nc "Su;S - inV TN Tbo n"ssen 'a ~
'i.e 'Hnne' I "elV r-,'i- inJ ond ,,,anE J;o,
F;,aT tiS "I'' H. Eo'"or Stroct nio,sayn was
T.anoIr i;.,l,JL s.rlr wi,b rorsons pro.tr,tcd by
.Lo oJ shooS I'' '
'NT IT, Il ho,.o, - .bo vicinity waro
- nOS ,bo roodwov osc;Iated Two
om%no roro 'o ross;r, at tbe t;rno of the oxnlo
s;"n ~ omJ r. Lot5 tho IigL,s were cytin-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-03

as Mr., BAYARD. He, (Mr. BAY
AED) should not forget the old saw: There
are as good fish in the sea as were ever
caught Once out Of the Senatorial chair
and suitable man IN his place, Delaware
would be 10th to supplant him for her then
ex-senator This new view Of Mr.. BAYAED'S
probable course is strongly imbibed by
many OF both Mr. R,YAGn'S and Mr. DAVIS
mutual friends, and if it should prove to be
the correct one, then West Virginia has
strong show of being represented in the
Cabinet-otherwise not. In the meantime
We shall see what we shall see.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-03
WHAT HURD SAYS.
no Did Not Say That Cleveland Was a
Free Trader,

uo Did Not Say That Cleveland Was a
Free Trader.
ToLEuo, o., January I'm relation to
the circulated report as to the assertion
made by him, in connection of Governor
Cleveland with a free trade club, Hon, f.
II. lIurd says that he had private conver-
saticn in private room with few friends
in CINCINNATI in which the policy of the
new administration as to reform was dis
cussed. In that conversation Mr.. !lurd sald
he thought Governor Cleveland would be
found in sympathy with the views Of ma
iority of the Democratic party on that point
As a circumstance he stated he had been
informed by a prominent citizen OF Buffalo
that the organization Of a tree trade club IN
that city took pace in the Office of the law
firm ofwhiyL Gov Cleveland vas a amember
Mr., Nuri never intended TO be understood
as saving that GOV. Cleveland was was ever
connected with free trade organization as
he had no information upon the subject from
that gentleman, nor from any one eXcep: as
herein stated. The conversation was sup
posed to be a purely private one among a
party Of gentlemen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-03
ANNOYED BY oFFlCE-sEEKERS.
Eerdes of Omce Hunters Besiege MIR.
CleYelnnh.


Cleveland.
WASHINGTON, January "A gentleman
who has been in very recent conversation
with Governor Cleveland at Albany sayS
that the Presidentelect is overwhelmed with
and very greatly annoyed by applications
for office. His mails consist OF scores OF
letters, sometimes aggregating several hun
dred day 1t is learned that the object of
Governor Clevelands letter to George Will
liam Curtis on civil service reform was for
the purpose ofgetting betoIe the country
the last paragraph OF the communication,
stating that while Democrats may expect
all proper consideration, selections for
offices not embraced within the civil SER
vice rules will be based upon sufficient
inquiry as to fitness instituted by those
charged with that duty, rather than upon
persistent importantly of Sell,solicitel rec
concentrations on behalf OF candidates for
an appointment. AS indicated by one of
the dispatches, Governor Cleveland init
mated to friend some time ago that as he
was being greatly annoyed by inquiring as
pirants and otlice-holdcrs he would like to
lay certain sentiments before the people
The letter OF Curtis was then arranged for,
and the answer published came promptly
More than two-thirds of the governor time,
ii is SAID, is being occupied in unnecessary
work on account of men seeking spoils
and he very much desires that there be an
Immediate cessation of the trouble. 1t
comes from source, largely, that he can
not ignore and the only way to check it is
70 caution against importunitieS. A Bnia.
oan, who is familiar with the personal char
acter of the President,elect, says the indi
viduals who are firing applications and
recommendations at that individual are not
only losing ammunition, but are doing their
cause irrcParable injury; that if there is one
thing the governor abhors more than an
other it is bore or man who is prcml
ture i'm LIS imnOrtnniIies
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-03
Mr.. RANDALL'S TRIP.
Visiting the Mines and Furnaces of Ala
hmm.

baWa.
RIRMrNGrlu, January birmingham S
distinguished visitors were favored with tue
best possible weather this being their sec
ond day here. Il was cold yesterday and
last night but ne sUu shOne brightly all day
and the weather was much miIder. Mr..
randall and parry with others from near
places in Alabama and some twenty
five prominent citizens went ont
On the Rirmincham Mineral rail-
read. short road Of two arms striking
the Louisville and Nashville road, one about
four and the other about six miles south OF
Birmingham. The first place visited was
the Sluss mines, the southern terminus OF
the northern arm Of the Mineral Railroad,
Here iron ore is mined on Red Mountain
from n vein extending nearly one hundred
and fifty miles and iourteerfteet thick. The
party spent fifteen minutes in the mine, and
then visited the Woodward Iron Company ;
furnace ashortdistauce from the Birmingham
Mineral road After few minutes to each
Of these places the party went to Morris
mines, at the southern terminus OF the
southern arm Of the Birmingham road and
on the opposite side of the Red Mountain.
Here TWENTY-FIVE feet OF red fossil are dug
from the top ofthe mountain, large pro
portion OF the output going to tennessee
and Georgia furnaces in the Chattanooga
district. From here the party returned TO
the CITY, reaching here near o'clock.
There was no speech making or ceremo
nies of anv kind during the day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-03

The German Insurance Company an.
rources q semi annual dividend Of five per
cent this morning There's north west
blizzard in the air when the German hasn t
heart warming ready for its stockholders
every siX months.
The Exchange Bank also declares a semi.
annual dividend OF five per c.u1 A time
ECuo-et custom with this inst utiou.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-03
NEW CUMBERLAND.
Tow EoRts Tied up-CIovciand's Civil Ser
vice Letter.

vice Letter.
Sp1-iII 10 hr Register.
New CUMBERLAND, December New
Years day passed of pleasantly and quietly.
The main attraction for the young folks be.
ing the Town Hall where the skating rink is
in full blast.
Several tow boats bound up with emptes
were obliged to tie up Mt this place yestcr.
day on account or the ice
School resumes on next Monday with
Prof. L. \. Jackson as principal, vice Prof
Q. 5. Marshall, who has assumed the duties
Of county clerk
The pottCrics in this section are all run
ming. but some have reduced their force
slightly.
Two Young couple cf our town embarked
in the matrimonial lottery business the last
evening Of the old year. Mr.. Plummer
Bubont to Miss Mime BeaUmont-and Mr.
GIL Young to Miss Ida Abrams, Elder A.
3. Ggi!th otiyiatin-. Bon vovagc through
lite.
The Hancock Courier and lndcpcndet
are taking rest this week No paper from
| Cl'lCI once.
The Democrats arc well pleased with
President elect, Clcvcand's letter, on Civil
Service matters. AS ten. TAYLOR said to
u lot Of importuratc Office seekers Gentle.
men--a great many are doomed to appoint.
mcnt and an equal number to dsappoint-
mCnt.
If Hancock cannot get Cabinet posi-
ion she will be willing, for the sake OF
harmony, to r,ccde little and take some
hing eIsc-sav-Scaler Of Weights and
Measures in AIaska-Nohing less
Charles T.. Grailon member of the rail
road engineer CORPS, is spending the holi.
lays here with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
\. +. %rafon will return TO Clarksburg
shortly.
Mis- Annie L. Cameron, teacher in the
Normal school at Fairmont, is home during
the recess ana will return TO her school
prGiE tg-Gry or Tomorrow
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-03
PHYSICALLY BROKEN DOWN,
Gen. Grants Health Ruined-The Springer
CnrrnittpR.

Gen. Grant - Heotln hulu'u-l TIC 7P''"sN'
Committee.
WAlulyDrOv January ~ prominent
goycrrwcn, ot'cial SAYS that when in New
York lew DAYS ago he learned that five
PHYSICIANS l@i beer cal!ed in consultation
10 examine the state OF Gen. Grants health
ard arrived at the conclusion that the
Gereral vas completely broken down physl-
ca Iy ard required absolute rest
REPRESENTATIVE Springer, Chairman ofthe
sub committee appointed to investigate
corduc, Of Marshal Wright at the Onio
'-ction 'et Washington today for Cincn,
r..,i. Van Alstyne and Stewart, the other
members ofthe committed, will meet Spring
or in Cincinnati. The investigation will
begin Monday and continue TWO weeks.
With the beginning Of the new year the
time for taking observations by signal ser
vice was male eight minutes and twelve
seconds earlier. 50 as to conform to standard
or 18th meridian time iustead of Washing
ton local time rs heretofore
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-03
IT'S 4 COLD DAY

Tint Drives the Western ThcrmOme
ter Out of Business.
ST. PAur, January LAST night and
today has been the coolest of the present
winter and one ot the coolest on record in
the city. The thermometer at the signal
Office Ills morning vas %G- below, whiIh
others showed temperature Of so
below. Common class thermometers
Wholly retired from business. Reports
were received from the following
points, the figures al Indicating below zero
Saltwater. jO coolest ever known; La
Crosse. -; Bismarck, I5; Minncdosa, so,
wind blowing 10 miles an hour; WinneP"g
81, and regular BLIZZARD prevailing; ST.
Vincent, 10; Moorhead, 10; Helena -,
Huron, "a; Duluih, 70.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-03
s,u.uupluuna Floods.

Wurrslarur. Pt., January , 2-Dnrlns
last night the SUsquehanna rose rapidly
and this morning the wafer W. y ct
above low water mark. Ice aEaiu gors"t
near Wanr.cok", and volumes o. water ar"
pourirg through the Low lands on the west
side Ct the river. Railroad and other con
uunica;iyn le,wecn here and Kingston are
entirely cut oG, and travel to any point on
the Delaware. Iackawanna and Western
Railroad is impossible cvccpl by boats
Farmers living near The west bank OF the
r.ver are ramovirg cattle this morning :"
.afcr quarters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-03
BELLAlRE.
Examination OF Candidate for tho W

Ex,mir.t,op of = candidate cor tho we.,
Point Cadetship
The examination for cadet for West Point
took place in the Fourth ward school build
ing yesterday. There th!rty-one applicants,
thirty OF whom got left, MS only one was TO
have been appointed. The examiners were
|. B. Coulter, Of Steubenyille; D. c. vii.
liams, OF Cadiz; 5. j. Finley, of Quaker
City l. l.. Orr, of Bridgeport; John :"
Gailaher, OF bel!aire. The tollowip~\ \,
the names OF the contestants: '.
Steqbenviile-lhomas McCau, y
VIM. >. ClaEk, Henry u. Mooney .
l. Cooper.
Bellalre-Cbar!ea husbands, Charles A..
uo' '~-o'S ""H tA'''y
Borro.r;l,o-C u Ir;rro. and N,.hor;oI
UoworJ " '''''o "'''
Worr;stow,- -Ccorro V.;I,o, o,J Wr,
T. trors
Hcriryebrr-s Iowa. rrwood NM.
rbr orJ r. u Ta,I,n ''''' '''''''
ToI;,-JV II H. o.s.r r;,;ool
Puab p O-Fronk GraG, and et Scott
Iirr6 30
General rloccs-U r Worl, W;IEs Sta.
,ion Uorr;tor corr,r. " n E,I,on Wor.
nCck. \ : Oyarboi, Rouors,or. low n
Thomas Somor,on.W 4 Ha.LnI Sr,r.o,,
LIZ + G'hson ro.os,;IIn. ChnrIat CT,
Rr;Ironort. p s Rocbc Uor,;.yiIIo. SIya
Eitoi Snencor,. -, S,a,;or. 'Ii II ~ = pn,,t
Er,ICsdo owls P"tIor,,nr5 var,in's y
Ferry: II. B. Thomson Mo1rnIield
Ills more Than EleIv that ,bo b,y m.
pointcd will be from Belmont county Tie
examiners say they will not he ready 10 rive
the aycrooc for 4 connie of davs when thrv
will take the s;v (ft ccrtlo,nc, with ,hc
Iich,.t aycrarrs and riye Them fest
IL. .iri.,,. V.rl., the r,.,l, viii Ln
Im,u,. no JonL,
'....
MEMS H'F'S'
h' -. l.. Literary met last night at the
LON" Ot Lr. Williams, IN tie Fourth ward.
The mill engines Ere in charge Of Mr.
Chris hiWcrs once more.
Rev. frank he Has will lecture hcrc
neat month,
MIR lhOS. Cummln is very ILL.,
Miss Hattie WyrlCk, 0! Iuuuds,l.tc, after
Il pleasant visit with her brother Clarence,
returned home Yesterday.
There was some tali Of ,hn CRYSTAL Win.
low Glass House shutting down. but a
meeting of the l..-y;0rs dispensed with
That fear. 1t va. ..,;,,d TO continue some.
line longer.
larry Jackson T. 1rolIlaci AMI well
know It'll. rooster aioa, town. lie has
uor. combining busin,., With pleasure OF
ate Int found the lL,,,r 10. -, con.cpiql
as backing boo,s. On o.. Vi his in.lrsons
lc,i.i,,d TIE money G.a.cr il lie book
tore O. Mr =. Gr..v and secuted =. - for
lis tro bic without Tie laowl,j,c or Goa.
s,rt a fIr rr,,ri.....r Nr Grr'.v fh,u.,If
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-03
DYNAMITERS
Again at Work in EnglaRd's
Capital.
A Terrific Explosion on an Underground
Railway Line Causes Great
Excitement.

LoNpo>, January "A dynamite cXplo,
sion occurred under the grand railway be-
tween Cover street aud Kings Cross Sta
ton at $50 this evening. The windows of
he passenger train was shattered and the
gas lights exuaguished. Beyond this there
was no damage done. The train resumed
its journey after delay OF twenty-five miu
rtag
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-03
BI.S WOOD.
rhr iiHlI in Honor nf the Anniversary Of
tho Hattie oT New Orleans.

rhr SHll IN Honor nf the Anniversary oil
tho Hattie oT New Orleans.
Tire banquet and bail to he given on the
ar,,Gsar, Of the battle Of New Orleans,
~ the Cleveland and Hendricks CIub OF
bis place promises 10 be the gTandcst
! r,eut Of tie season An experienced "a.
,orcr has been engaged to supcrn,cnd the
table. The committee say they vii! spare
neither pains nor expense TO make 1t the
most elaborate and tony affair tina; has ever
occurred in the town. Dist nguishcd gen
rlcmcn. hirh in official lie, have been in
yi;cd ard have expressed their intention Of
being present. II is expected aud prepara.
ton has been made for the seating Of one
hundred couple
The breaking Of one Of the huge rolls nj
the Riverside Steel Works, caused that con
Germ to suspend operations for tbs remain,
der of the week
GENERAL NEWS.
Our present city officials arc dere'cct in
their duty in permitting the NacadamlIed
road eadingto Wheeling to getso much out
ofrepair \ little stone added occasionally
would have kept it 10 perfect condition, at a
triiling expense.
Bcnwood Judging from rumors has
large number Of applicants for the rosto''ice
To all suoh We would say, 90 slow. for 1t
We are to have a change, it wIll certainly be
give 10 a NemoCral, who has always been
such flcm ,Iuc pruciple no white
washed characters need apply.
Unless large number Of promises and
pledges are broken during the next year
Henwood vii De model town for s0brIety
and general good conduct.
Tic officials If the Ohio River Rli.roai
have taken 10 steps as yet towards the
erection Of q dri OF at this point. We learn
that an arroal will be made to the Legl8..
Ieture when it meets for the enactment Of
a staircte compelling this road 10 make some
provisions for The comfort of its patrons.
The manages of the masquerade came
out three dollars short in their expense ac-
count.
Some of our citizens are very much inter
esfed in the outcome Of the libel suit insti-
tuted by Sheriff Showacre againstthc lnteIIl-
gencer.
Mr. Barney Doolen, who was the treas,
urer Of the Cleveland club here during the
campaign, resigned the position he held in
the employ Of the b. Il o. railroad company.
and has removed to New York city, where
he will be married to a lady of that city:
Barney was genial, whole,sonled, solid
Democrat. and in his new venture his old
friends here hope that he may glide on
down the stream Of life without a ripple to
mar the smooth surface Of his journey, and
sunshine, happiness and prosperity be his
reward. Barney, we miss you old boy, but
! We are corsoled with tie thought that our
less has been yOur gain
By contracting severe cough and cold.
was compelled to give up my daily word
and keep to The house. A neiRhb9r recon ~,
msrdsd "to try bottle Of Dr. Bull I
, Copgh Svrrp; TWAS procured and used; 't
N, astori.bmcp, relief VAS instantaneous
Edw. W. Clayton, WayeTly Nd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-03
MCuLLoUGH's ESCAPE
From Frightful Death Hencath the
Wheels.

From a Frightful Death Bencath the
Wheels.
PHLADELrmA, January John Nc,
Cul!ough, the actor, narrow ly escaped being
run over by a railway train at Broad street
station last night. lie bought ticket for
Chicago and reached the car Just as the
train was moving out of the station. lie
dashed through the gate followed by col
ored attendant who was sent with him to
the station. who rushed pas: him. Jumped
On the train and attempted to assist the
actor to get aboard. As Mccullough graSPeed
his servants hand to be helped on the tram
his foo, slipped and he fell from the paIiormi
The colorcd man exer;ed all his Strength
and lifted him on the car Just in time tc
save him from being crushed as the swing
ing motion oi the train brought the ears
together.