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Tho wife of rbIse Husbands.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 22.-In court here
yesterday, Victoria Farmer appeared as
the wife OF three husbands, all Of whom
were present. Three years ago the woman
was the wife cf Alexander Moore. About
that time Moore was sent to the peniten.
tiny, and one year later the woman,
without getting a divorce, married VIM.
Farmer, with whom she lived year, un.
til she met Jesse Blalocke. A few days
ago Moore was released and came back to
Atlanta and heard that Farmer was hunt
Ing for their" vile, and he too began to
search for tbe'wonan. Learning she was
wanted, the woman left Blalocke, who also
started out to find her. He succeeded,
but just as he found her, Moore and Par.
mer appeared. Blalocke gave the woman
brutal beating in the presence Of her
other husbands, and then left He was
arrested and Jailed,
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teeth? II so,
send ut once and get bottle OF Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing. It's value is isincalcHlable. It will re-
lieye the poor little sufferer Immediately.
Depend upon 1t mothers, there is no nus.
take about it. It cures dysentery and
diarrhea, regulates the stomach and bow
els, cures wind collie, soltens the gums, re-
duces iniilmnations, and gives tone and
energy to tho whole system. Mrs. Win.
sIow's Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth.
ingis pleasant 10 the taste. and is the pre-
scription OF one OF the Oldest and best ie-
male nurses and physicians in the United
Stats, and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price 25 cents q
hottie NuF4w
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Killed ais slater.

MARION, Ala, Oct. 22.-The town is ex.
cited over a cold.blooded murder com.
mitted he,s by a fourteen.year-old negro
boy Henry Huntley is the boys name,
and his victim was his sister, l0years old.
few days ago she chastised him for some
misconduct, aud he vowed he would XIII
her, Yesterday morning he gotta shotgun
and took stand where she would have
70 pass, aud when abe came In sight he
sho. her in the abdomen, killing her
almost instantly. He then put the gun
dowR, stepped up, looked at her, and ind
ing her dead, walked ieisutely aSsy.
There we're several witnesses, but they
We're SO stunned by the sight that they
did not offer to dotain him. be was puL,'
sued later, however, caught brought back
aud placed in Jail,
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PRonIBITIoN IN KANSAS.
Tho ProhiDinontStS 4sBInE for Document
In Pna.na.Ian Of the Uniteh States.

Tho ProhlDlnontGtS AskInE for Documents
In Possession of the Unise4 states.
LEAvESwoRrn, rs, Oct. 22.-The Kan
ass State Temperance Union made raid
on the ol!los OF the Collector OF Internal
Revenue here few days SINCE and at
tempted to compsll Collector Aesrs 10 iar'
nish them with list Of KansSs retail
liquor dealers to whom tax stamps have
been ;ss4ed, and to furnish certified copies
Of tho attidavit4 made by liquor dealers
when they take out sLsinps 20 the effect
that they are or intend to engage in the
liquor business.
II is estimated that there are now about
200 retail liquor dealers in the State who
have Government permits, but have not
complied with the state prohibition law,
and the State Temperance Union Wapts
the evidence from this Collectors Office 70
be used in prosecuting them. Tho Col
lcctor appealed to Joseph S. Miller Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue, who, in
ans yer, directs Acers not to furnish them
the desired information, aud in case o.
subpoena being issued To request the
United States District Attorney to state tc
the oogrt that the papers in question are
intended by l4v to aid in tue collection O.
internal revenue, and that they are priv
legged from disclosure on thB GropRd o
publiC policy.
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NATURAL GAS.
Prospects of the Introduction the Fuel 81
tho Future Here.

Yesterday, W. Il. Hearne, Esq resident
attorney for the West Virginia Natural
Gas Company, received letter from
Captain Vandergritt in which he stated
that gas had been struck in well No. /, the
one being sunk near West Alexander, Pa.
The gas is from what is known as the
Canonsburg vein. What its volume is, is
not at present known, as the well is full
OF water. It is supposed, however, that it
is a strong tlow, as 1t forces itself through
the 500 feet OF water in the we'll. Casing
has been ordered and will be put in as
soon as possible aud the well pumped
out. The present showing is good one,
and very encouraging to the company.
Capt, Bachelor, another one OF the large
capitalists at the head Of the company,
has located another well near Taylors-
town, and another well Is to be located
next week, The gentlemen at the bead
Of the company are confident that they
will have gas for manufacturing purposes
in this city within the tune specified.
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The Niagara rink is to have It's hanging
band stand removed.
A child Of VIM. Thomas, the grocer,
died yesterday morning.
The charges against Lizzie Marshall for
infanticide were not sustained by enough
evidence TO hold her.
Charles Strahl hiss taken desk in the
Baltimore & Ohio freight oflics and Isaac
Simpson has taken strahl's place in the
yards.
The assiguees Of Cowen, Sheets 4 Co.
have made another dividend to tho credi-
tors Of 2 percent. This makes total Of
39I percent that has been paid. The ASST
nee of B. Il. Cowen also announces an-
other dividend Of II percent.
There are great many teams in town
nearly every day now, with large loads OF
vegetables and apples, but the number Of
the three horse teams shows in what q
bad state the roads are. An unusual
amount cf attention has been paid to
roads in the last year and should continue
until the city can be reached at all
times with ease.
President Isaac Cline, Of the Window
Glass Workers Association, has been in
this section for day or two. Wednesday
he visited Quaker City, where the labor.
era have struck against reduction OF 10
percent. He advised the glass workers to
in no wise interfere with the manufGc'
tUFers and their labor. At BArnesvilIe the
same word WAS given. A Meeting OF the
window glass workers OF this city was
held and addressed by him that night,
There will be no more trouble here. Presi.
dent Cline takes a most hopeful view ol
the outlook, aud reports everything quiet
in their line, with prospect of long
run this fire,
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THE ONO AkNrRAL.
sJmo Further sales-rho Completion OF the
Road 20 be Puahed.


CHARLESTON, W. VA, Oct. 22-Tho
river division OF the Ohio Central Rail-
road, extending from Corning, Ohio, to
Charleston, was sold to-day to Erwin
Davis, Albert Gallup, Ed @. Hohmaps,
trustees for the bondholders for 100000.
Ten thousand six hundred acres pf land
belonging to the company were purchased
for $4,000.
The bridge across tho Ohio river at
Point Pleasant, W. Va, was sold at Park
ersburyh on the 10th inst, under q decree
Of the United Ssatea Staies Circuit Court
" pay lieus for construction. The
price of the bridge was S200000. One mil
lion dollars in stock and one million in
bonds on the bridge were sold here to-day
for SIS 900, but this stock and bonds mere
" represented to balance remaining alter
paving the lease in the PATkeisbuEy court,
that surplus being 5000. The latter pur.
chase was made by Erwin Davis and
johnson W. Simpson, who are committee
for the bondholder5, The completion ol
the bridge will be rapidly pushed forward.
Work on the Ohio Central above the city
will be pushed forward after April next,
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THROUGH THE STATE.
Accidents and Incidents in West virginia
and Vicinity.

The colored people Of Charleston are
giving State fair in rink there.
The Cadlz Knights Of Pythias have
organized bress band Of titeen pieces.
Some OF the East Liverpool potteries are
compelled to work night and day to keep
up 70 orders.
James Morrow died yesterday at Toron-
to, o., with brain fever, the result Of be-
ing struck on the head with q base
ball while playing some weeks ago.
Robert Mckee, who resides on the
Wheeling pike, three miles from Wash
ington, drove to the latter place Wednes.
day, hitched his team in the yard at Best's
store aud went to do some shopping.
While be was abseut some person or per-
sons stole his team,
A dispatch from Little Washington
says: "A report is in circulation here to.
night TO the effect that John L. Sullivan,
the slugger, passed through town on his
way to WaynesburH, and that he was as
drunk as lord" The Chicago Rambler
says: "5Ir. John L. Sullivan is paid 800
per week to appear with negro minstrel
Company, and he forteita 500 every night
he Is drunk" At this rate the manage
ment will make 500 q week out Of Mr..
Sullivann
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the State have been holding him respon-
sible for the entry Of smallpox from
Canada. He, therefore, requested a
majority Of the board to call meeting for
to-day, which he invited over TO his own
One Of his special friends in the board
then offered 4 resolution that the Cover.
nor had always deferred to the judgement
Of the board, and had been active in pro-
tecting the health Of the people. This
was passed, but the transparent manner
in which the indorsement WAS made has
been hurt to the Governor and lot q
Help. The Republicans and non, political
members Of the board ars annoyed be-
cause they fell into the Governors trap.
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Royal wedding.

PARIS, Oct. 22.-The civil marriage of
the Princess Marie FRANCHISE Helene d.
Orleans, daughter of the Duke de Char
tres and niece OF the Comte d. Paris, head
OF the royal house OF France, to His Royal
Highness Prince Waldemsr, sixth child Of
Christian lX., King Of Denmark, was
soiemuizsd at the Marie OF the Eighth
ACCOMPLISHMENT, in the presence Of .
large and brilliant assemblage. In conse-
quence OF the political situation, how
ever, the King Of the Belgians and the
Czlrina failed to attend, and the Compte
de Paris was also conspicuous by his ab-
sence, it being feared that his political
foes would seize the opportunity and ex-
pei him from French soil. Upon the COM
pletion cf the ceremony Mayor Koechlin
made an address SO full oi aJmiring senti-
nents for the Prince as TO cause otiense
to many Republicans. The religious mar
lisge takes place tomorrow.
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TIE TRossEAU.

OF course the feminine world OF Paris
has gone wild over the bridal outfit, espe-
ciaIly as an attempt has been made to re-
vive in it the fashions set by the BRIDES
grandmother. the Duchess Of Orleans, dur
ing her short snd happy married life.
Some OF the dresses have been
copied from portraits Of that meritor-
ious but deeply afflicted princess, which
were taken in the halcyon period OF her
life. They have the neatly plated berthe,
which is crossed over TO the left side in
front and the long stomacher waist. Other
dresses have belt and broad buckles, and
some low.bodied one are to be worn with
a white chemisette. These can be turned
into morning dresses with the adjunction
Of pelsrinea crossed at the waist and
brought round into bow behind. Then
there are numberleas toilets in the Marie
Antoinette and Annie OF Austria style.
Many walking dresses are in woolens Of
green, which harmoniZs with the brides
fair complexion, and arc trimmed with vel
vet and narrow gold and silver braids. The
dinner and evening gala dresses are in pale
blue aud pale pink, OF various materials.
There are some Of gauze shot with silver,
and threads OF the col0rs previously
named, with flowers OF silver. The marts
OF Europe have been 'ransacked for the
choicest Of silks and satins for the Court
costumes.
The jewels and laces, some OF which
have been in the family for centuries, are
very fine, among the jewels being pearl
necklace valued at over ten thousand dol
lars, and which was looted in the Chinese
war by Gen. Polikar. Two hundred mag
niicent bonnets, one hundred pairs Of
boots, shoes and slippers, eighty pairs OF
elk hose, and twenty-five sets Of lace un-
derwear, are included in the trosseau. The
night dresses are simply marvels of deli
cate imagination.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.


Leland snlgrove was killed by cars at
Indianapolis.
J.B. Allen, a prominent citizen oiZanes-
vile, is dead.
Archbishop Elder has sailed from Balti-
more for Rome.
Morton G. Warren, lace importer, New
York, has failed.
The Walkup murder case is proceeding
at Emporia, Kas.
Charles Mccarthy, Washington House,
Urbana, o, has assigned.
A foot OF snow and blockade Of railways
are reported from Michigan.
At Charlotte, S. c., two negroes are sen.
fenced to be hanged for robbery.
Mrs. Electra Horen, OF Logansport, Ind,
is missing, and is believed to have drown
ed herself.
Thomas Reed, Of Sandyvilie, O., has
been arrested for the murder Of John
King, in 1882.
Samuel Farness was found dead in a
field on his farm in Jackson Township, o.,
neSr Circleville.
The funeral Of ex.First Assistant Post
master General Hay took place at Pits
ourgh yesterday.
Charles Stokes, son Of Hon, William B.
Stokes, committed suicide at Alexander,
Tenn because OF unrequited love.
DR.. Julian L. More, prominent physi-
clan, Moscow, o, was killed by being
pushed oGa bridge by frightened horse.
A livestock exchange has been orgaul-
zed by the dealers at the East st. Louis
yards, and Chicago regulations will be
followed.
DR.. Delemater Smith was found guilty
at Cleveland, o., Of having caused the
death Carrie Franklin, by performing an
abortion.
The body Of Rufus s. Tabor, Of shreye-
port, La, was found in woods, near
Richmond, Ind. 1t is supposed to be a
case Of suicide.
W. L. Boyd, wealthy, Nashville, has
been sentenced to two years imprison-
ment for the murder OF his mistress, Biz
die Patterson, in 1883.
AtShsrpsville, Ind, a,Panhandle pas
sepRer train collided with horse, demol-
S E;iI;ISs t1s Eso,ae sSt SHore % the envineer inc IA ''N
Samuel Mcdonald, agent for Chicago
book and map firm, is in custody at Win
chester, Ind, on charge OF attempting 70
bribe a township trustee in Randolph
county.
~ IS tne unanimIns ,o".;an seHenS Saon,saIs ~ sI
EASTERN pres tnai tue gie'on he hsansSt s ~ ;s.
~ Olnclnnau t Vusu' a;. I'D ~ vi sSoSiJ bo !op. @
,.d uee, ana =! tuSI a,t tns'f 't~UUA S"0uU Ue '''
fEV'eI =" soui n A.. c,... ,r;t. t.ho
cLat;G az MS'u sLe ,n ~ ts Mai horssgbjn. W. M
snstln o. !ns S, eSun'yi p%Ud dsn,,ts shsr;tF
Peu hpDef' ~ dI.Ias.I IsM'Iae soaUdaIanS rsnorts
VINO. Eno Haa Hna u.sos S.rCulsssu ''"uN"'' 'eP'''o
SDTu' nei Vna'"Us', H,- ro,,;u y;,..- =.
In the case oil Mrs. Neihe Whco1, 81
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WAsHrSuroN, D. c., Oct. 22.-The Presi'
deat to-day made the following appoint
meuts;
William Hill, of Illinois, to be United
States Consul at Port Sarnia.
Robert P. wanHy, Assaser and Meltel
At Charlotte, N. G.
George S. Savage, Collector Of Customs
Tor the district OF Cherrystone, Va:
l.. Q1inton Washington. OF Washing
ton, b. C., commissioner 10 examine
section of railroad constructed by the
NotherR Pacific railroad company.
A number Of postmasters In various
States were commissioned, and the Post
master General appointed number o.
i0uIth.class postmRsters.
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ClNclNNATl, o, Oct 22-Tbe Commit.
tee Of One Hundred, recently organized
to detect and punish violations of Regis
try and Election laws, held public meet
ing this afternoon at the Chamber Of Com
merce, which had full attendance. A
permanent organic alton was effected, pro.
viding for large membership, with an in
itiation Of SIS, and the tame amount Of an
nual dues; the officers and enough other
members Of the Association to bring the
number up TO 100 to constitute an ExeCu-
tive Committee. 1t was agreed that no
partiz4n test for membership should be
applied and that no otiice.holder thould
serve on the Executive Committee. The
object Of the Association is to protect the
purity OF the ballot.
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AaYMNAsInM PROPOSED.
Prominent Gentlemen Interested in Nov
to secure Ons,


A proposition is on foot to again form
in this city a Gymnasium Association. To
that end preliminary meeting has been
called for Saturday evening at 1880 o'clock
at the Mcclure House. It is proposed to
form this association for the benefit Of the
young and middle aged gentlemen
Of the city engaged in CONNER
cial and professional walks Of life,
and all such are invited te be present at
tomorrow evenings meeting. Only pre-
liminary steps will be taken st this meet
ing, such as the appointing OF committees
10 look after certain details TO report at a
future meeting and ascertaining about
what membership could be OBJ
tanned. In case the association
is formed the purpose is to do like other
like associations, have field meetings for
foot races, athletic games, tennis, boating,
etc. The idea is q good one, and as It is
being enthusiastically worked up by
number Of gentlemen it will probably ma
tariaiiza
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FELL 1Nr0 IIILL's TRAP.
The New York Donrd of Health Hood.
Rinked by Tho RoYnFnoF.

AtBASv, N. Y, Oct. 22,-There is q
great deal Of adverse criticism on Cover
nor Hills relation with the State Board Of
Health. Early In the year the board
asked for $4,000 extra in order to meet
the cholera aud the smallpox. The Gov
eTnor vetoed the item in the supply bill,
and Of late nearly all the newspapers in
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Tng proceedings before the investigating
committee have assumed the aspect OF an
accumulation of testimony against the
truth Of The charges. Witnesses might be
piled mountain high with no other effect
than to bury the prosecutor deeper. II
ough. to be possible tn get through in an
oihar nirht.
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Over 5000 Northern soldiers died in
prison, in captivity. II we reckon all who
perjshed by violence and hy sickness on
10th sides, nearly million died in the
War OF Emancipation.
The number must be largely swelled il
We add all wh0dled at home, OF sickness
and wounds received in the campaign.
Into this sulphurous storm Of war Grant
entered almost unkuovn. 1t was with
difficulty he could obtain a command.
Once set forward, Donelson, Shiloh, Vicks-
burg, Chicamauga, The Wilderness, Spot
sylvania, Petersburg, Appomattox, these
were his footsteps. In four years he hRd
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CHICAGo-sr. LOUIS.
The Former has an EaSy Victory over the
American Champions.

PlrrsDuRou, Pa, oat. 22-rhe game
to-day between the Chicsgo League club,
and the St. Louis Americans for the
championship. was won by the former
Eith ease. 1t was coctest Of pitchers
Nth Garrison having considerably the
best OF it. The weather wa, chilly and
both clubs played llstlesssly. Not over
COO persons wers present. At the end Of
the seventh inning the game was called on
Srcount OF darkness.
! The score was as folloEs:
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On dir nI1 Unmp tirpund. .

SC>tiGl Di,pGseA TO ne IGtellDe'eT.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Oct. 22.-The sur
yivots Of the Twelfth Ohio Regiment
Col. White, who operated in this section
during the late rebellion, reached here
laE night by the steamer Granite State,
or the annual excursion. Old soldiers
accompanied the excursion TO Camp
Plat. and other points on the Upper
Kanawhs, familiar to them during wal
times. Had 1t been known that the party
was coming the old Union and Conieder'
ate soldiers would have welcomed the
members Of the excursion with q grand
reGeUtiOu.
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wnKrsBARRE, Oct. 22.-The employees
at No. Slope Of the Delaware & Hudson
son Co.'s mine at Plymouth, were busily
engaged to-day in clearing away the wreck
caused by the explosion yesterday. The
air courEe down the shaft, the cages in
in the breakers, aud timbering in the
mine, have all been greatly damaged: No
deaths have occurred among the injured
miners siuce the last report.
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The long heads predict that Brown, in
deDsuaent and anti. nominee for
M,yor OF Baltimore, will go in by lO,OCo
majority. They don't seem to give Cor
man credit for all that he is to the peculiar
politics Of Baltimore. What's the matter
With his man Higgins the Avenser?
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NRw York, Oct. 22,-Msry Anne Booth,
widow of the late Junius Brutus Booth,
and mother of Edwin, J. Wilkes and
Junius A. Booth, died OF pneumonia at
the residence OF the last named to-day, iu
Twenty-third street, this city, aged 50
years. She will be buried in Baltimore.
she was widely known among theatrical
pean,a and much beloved,
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NASrMlO, B. O., Oct. 22-The steamer
idaho, from Alaska, reports terrible land
slide in tho basin above Jsueau, septem-
ber 90, at 0 A. ", in which Mike Powers
and Fred Cushman, mine owners, lost
their lives, also one Indian. Cushman'a
body is buried beneath mass Of dirt and
rocks, and will probably not be recovered
until spring.
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CESrERvILLE, Miss, Oct. 22-Three
miles from this place yesterday, Robeft
johnson, colored, noticed little girl play
ing on the railroad track. At the same
moment ho heard tho rumbling Of an ap.
preaching train, and, turning around, he
saw the engine turning = curve, only a
few yards away. johnson made rush
for the child, and Just ~ he gathered It
up in his arms the engine struck them,
mangIing both ieatiuily. Death was In
stantaueous,
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Iyrr be true that affairs were as bad
uader the predecessor Of the present Chief
oi Police, and the Register knew it, as it
c.ins, we shall be under the painful
necessity Of eopvicting that interesting
newspaper OF a gross dereliction of duty.
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HERE is a sage remark from the Louis
Vile CoHier.Joarnal: "It Democracy, as
intern, eted in Ohio. Is accepted as the
genuine a:ticle, there is not State in the
Union which would not repudiatc 1t. As
it is, the similarity Of names leads to con-
fusion in the public mind, which should
b.remoyed," Theywili bereading Brother
wst,erson out, over in Ohio. His utter
aace is rank treason to Johnny Mclean.
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TnE marriage Of the Princess Marie of

TaE marriage Of the Princess Marie of
Orleans to Prince Waldemar brings a snug
dosery to poor prince and contributes
TO scheme OF his royal father, who looks
for the restoration Of the monarchy in
France. Prince Waldemsr Is Lieuten-
ant in the Danish navy who "sticks close
to his desk and never goes to see" a slight
young fellow who would not be attractive
hhe were not prince. The bride paints
well in water color and rides like an
Anarha
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Is New York they are trying 10 preju-
1ics eOlored voters against Davenport, es
in Ohio they tried it on against Foraker.
The effort is likely to be as successful in
New York as it WAS in Ohio.