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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-12

Money Ial LIZ Per Ceut.-aovernmenfs
Quiet and Strong stocks LOwer-FlouE
Quiet ans unchanged-Whsat Lower.
NV YoSK. S.ptember Mooney easy
atl@Il per cent; prime mercantile paper
4Gj per cent. Foreign exchange quiet
az d u CEargad.
GuyERNNENTS-Quiet and s.roDg.
Ihre eouponI
foTrr coup n
Pacific 5ty en- Of 1850 ....'-. A-s
STATE SEC.E,TIEs-Na-lected.
RAIiwAYs-Active; sales, q, 10000.
~rnrKs-At The Stock Egehange the
lowest prices we're made in most cases dur
in, the !oreaoo2, but the coal stocks touched
su!l lower figures near2 p m. There was
continued heavy selling OF Naaderbilts and
the impression prevailed nat The pool
has been unloading Tor sew,
eral days pas, lake Shore Tell
from 6Sl to ~. At the sane time mon
Pacific rose from -! to 81, cut yielded be-
fore noon 20 49, ne market was com
para,iye.y steady Tor time after noon and
became extremely dull As jhe closing ap'
nroachei soae show OF strength was intus-
cd into the final dealings, which
carried ,uotations TO the b hest
figures reached. New \ ok Central and
lake Shore rose in the afternoon ! per
cent. and closed with an adyance 0. . for
the former ard for the latter. Western
I-rion and Northern Pacific preferred are
, hiehe: and ST. Paul :. Centra- Pacific
is dowa Il. Union Pacific ami Jersey Cen,
trail aye unchanged, and Lacka'sanna Is !
lower.
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PETROLEUM
Pittsburg.


PITTsBURG September ll-PstroIeum--
Quiet but steady; National certificate,
opened at 81 OOi; closed at 81 90; highes
81 OIL; lowest 81 COT.
Titusville.
TlTusvlLLE, September ll.-Nationa'
Market opened at 81 OO}; highes. 81 cog
lowest 81 OO}; closed at 81 o., shipment
l,2li barrels; charters 5S,j7l barrels.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, Pa, September ll.-Nsske'
opened at 81 00!; closed at Fl co.; high
est 81 0l5; lowest 81 0Oi; runs, 1896:
barrels; total shipments 7l,2li barrels,
charters jS,57l barrels; clearances 1855.
90 barrels.
New York.
New York, September ll.-Potroleuu
was ow and steady opening at 81 D05 "nu
ate in the afternoon a. 81 0ls. There
Vas a +Eght reaction and final rally 10
81 til, hr which the market closed, with
81 90 lid. Sales, 4,S55.O00 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-12
wee 'rayn Malaria.

.... sts .akpu v.,a q gAsa OF M
.s..,-e,i ace 10 b Do ant uiId.
pa r.r.r ..l lts1lgn Wlth GL"r..sry
-. .. a.s-. IS. hg' Si;h 10 go, re-
-.".. 1850 Tered ana nv Cn. y zone.
.. .... .. s~e.' E-. asI what every
.ru,r. hess syn toms Itar ma
80 .r O.. srgsP a; any r rueCy sug-cs. 70
r.. ... 20 Try ~Ei'J's SPrril" /
...... a- sgt coumerced is Use. The
.-. -..f.. Gsye taken the .ares bot.
ear. ..s.c q urv.eC. cure, and | feel ~
'..-- ... ..s.. never -a'a more Herl-
...' s....-.. s,.aL 90 ,Es,r:uS humanity 1t
,-..., To- ne. Wills luSEs,
.- ...r--r'9 ga Hlr.h u, iS>'.
.- B. .f .af >Eiu Disease, mnisi free.
.aG ,-EIFr SPECIFIC 3D.,
.... .. u-swer 70. Atlanta "a.
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VAIUA
BEKRE Cd PROPERTY FOR SALE.

IN PURsU ANCE OF \ DECREE OF THE
Circuit Court OF Ohio county entered OF the
10th day Of October iSSi, In tho OF y. II.
Goods Admir- w. Mary n. Good and others, will
sell at private sal in parcel, 10 suit purchasers the
following described real estate, situate in the town
Of Renv GOD, W. Va, belonging TO the estate ol j..
H. Good, deceased, consisting 0! 1918 acres o. bot
tom land wing between the OHIO River railroad aud
the Ohio river also % Of sdraCa and q acres
of cos wing between he B. n q. railroad and the
top OF the hill
\ Mat has been made OF said bottom land, and II
will be sold in building lots If desired by purchas-
eIS.
TRR>s uI SALg-One-th'rl NJ the ,urcha,e money
AID as Iuu IA more rs the purchaser may elect to
par, IN cash AMI she rrsi1uc il two equal annual
payuenu With inter, Il from the day OF sale, tho
purnhe.e. giving persOnal security Tor me deferred
uavmcrt4 and the title 10 he REALIZED unit. INC pay
rlent OF the purchase money in full.
For further particulars app 10 the uE1cT7is nei
al No. 1907 Cnapline street, Wheeling, ". Va.
| +. JONES,
SPECIAL CJmlii. sicGCr.
! certify that bond HI. been given hy the above
ne,rei : e,a' Cpmmi -siurrr - icIucei h. the
said decree. JOHN y. y. LCIaL.',
aHt ;OEwt CiyGS,
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IL n, O, Railroad,

Is 4. \ z. htNiIrOaus
Leave BeilaiIe at 60 p. IL. for Wooisde.d aud
SunmgTneir.
Leave Bellaire at Is a. m. for Symmetrical and
Zauesyille.
Arrive al Bellsire, iOlos. m, and SIS p m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-12

"CRICN IN THE BACh," stitch IN the
side cramps, shooting and sharp pains, rheumai c,
~ neuralgiC, and 'ciatie pains, and eTnIy
4 kpla external pal n and ache S0othed and eN-
ke SSA PEELED with wonderful! celebrity by tla
&+FS4SS new. original elegant Ind speedy ami
= sSEsS dote 10 pa u ard Inflammation, ,He u
80 TICERA PLASTER Warranted the per
lection VI elegant external remedies, and vastly Su
peruT to all otaer piassprS ~ 5rGsy.5E, DC; I'VE
for y %. Mailed free. POTTER DRvn AHD CHEN
Q, Al Co. RnS,on,
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% SUNDAYS.

% SUNDAYS
Leave the city n .. N. and run every hour until
P. n.
Leave Wheeling Park sa n. and run every hour
until 10 ?. n. c. HIRSCH, Supt.
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HOTRs.

Connections at Ft. Pleasant WITH c, Fl. ', I. Il
2, Tor Poneroy at So p. N; for Columbus Gin.
cnrsti, Wheeling ard al points North East sne
West at i65 p. n.
HaeE. leave o. c. T. Z. de?o. 1t Poia' p.sa,:,t
ur9r ar-:ysl Of trains, running through 10 Clpo -
g3tEogt DELAY; returning, lesve Ga,!pO.S at 2:l5
D. m. CONNECTING With trslnE AZ p Pleasant toT
Ehs-'e..o- art paint, east ard west c. {.
TRIM. dst,y eHce?' Sunday TTC-l - - 49,
IN ,75la mar liam s:S=tIsd tina
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-12

All trains daily except SUNDAY.
Trains leaving Bridgeport at 6:l2a NJ l5.f c!'y
timr) arrive at Chicago At $3.50 p. N. same day,
Trains leave Cleveland Tor Wheeling ~ Sop a. IN
gua =. Il., arriving at 245 p. m. and So, p. III.
J.G.IONLlSSDF,
Passenger Agent, Wheeling, ". Va
T.. A. FORD,
Gor pass. ard Ticket Agent, Ptisburg, Pa
WN. 4. BALDWIN, Manager.
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY.

% .EEs-Ia~'
Cleveland 4 PIrrSBURG L 4
ClUd.rs2J timetable e. passenger train, correlt-
~ 20 AtlIS! o, lsS5-Icntral standard Time,
rAsr All. NORTH 10 TIT .Rrve Anp cLKvKLArp
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
Tickets Only so, ShareE In Proper.
ttOU.
lauIsissa State Lottery Company,

We do borcSy certify that We srPervi'a the ar.
raUscIneDt. .cr MI the Monthly and Semi Elnaa
Drawings OF tie Louisiana State Lottery Company
and In person nauaSe ard control the drawing
themselves, and chat me Same are conducted With
horrsry fairness, aud In good Isth toward all PAR.
lies. and We uItsoree tho corp psny 10 this Ger
tf,llc, win 'ac-: n "a Of on signatures attached
n IL, sJyCrt!sssien.s,'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-12

WHEELING AND PITTSBURGH pIvIToH,
On and after June 2ls,, 1885, passenger tain, vii
;rr ;; follow, Wheeling time:
DEPARTURES.
For Fttsbrrsh-i: 40 L. m, dsily; 5.S5 p q.
daily; 800 ?. m and 7:io q H., daily except San.
day
For Wshins.on-6:o' ?. M, daily except sunday.
AlRIvAl
From Pi,nburrh-9:O5s H., daily II :o5 a M. and
6:C5 .. NJ. daily except sunday; 1913 p. N, daily
Prem Wshington-7:S5 g. m, daily except san.
day; l0:l5 p NJ, daily.
C. <. LOKD, General Passenger Agent
i. DURHAM, General Manager.
J. 7. LANE, 1!aTel!rs Agent, Whee!lns
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Incmpn!arri IN $50 Tor q Years ~ the IegtsI.
turc for Educational ana Charitable puupo;es-Win
capital OF g ,0oc 600 ".ch a reserve fund Of
JTsr SooJ'.'O mss 9!reo OIel q! 50. -. ,,,-.
BY an OvcrN belLIing PcpE.~r v"!s rs franc hiE'
vas .lal" rart OF SIC Pi'Se!t S''-e Constitution
adopted U.oe.nbcr d, \. =. 1919.
il nevcg scale, Or Po'tPOns.. II Grand Stn8,
,". .pisnd I oppciGSty to vim :oitano Tont
Grand Dra~ns' Ss ~ n Se u Ssiic
Dew ORGANS, -1o~",5' ~''"'' '"' 1000
A''',' .1-1r.- psezyy ok nnO
1000 T.,,..,,- Tive Uos.c- -. Fractions lr
!|,N' i''>"' 'r,its. i,i 2.,-:s....r,
ISL op gA.@R:
Ca-ts. .rlSe.... .......... ........,.."i-a,o H
,ap,Ai - 70 80 go
IapN" IT B g. '''''''''''''- ''''..'''''' "a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-12
SCsRS AND SORES,

have been afflicted since last March with Skin
di,ss,e the doctors called Eczema My face Ei'
covered with scabs and sores, AMI the Il, mug aud
5urnipg were almost unbCasrbe. Seeiag yo1r Gu
icU7a Remedies so highly recommended, concluded
TO ave them a trial, using the CuticFa and tEti'
cuTl Soap extern ally aud 2esolvent internally, ior
Our months. | Cal myself cur ii, Ia s-1 iiUir 'dI
VII Oh / MAKE this public statement.
MRS. CLARA \ FREnEHlth,
Broad EgOeS, Conn.
C.lICj.RA RENEo!ES re sold rvciTvheEe. triCe;
CrT.,lg, Sit: RFsN-EFNE. - 80; >H'F, n.
p,afa-ed hv me f"iTEE DEUo AND sHE"icsI %,
EO.iCn, Mas.
Send tor How to Cure skin Diseases"
-,yazvLEs, Blacfhoads. SKIN Blomi,hes, s1d
BEEF BABY HumOrS. nsa CCrI.r9t soar.
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Did Did ryoulSup-.
s.;9ss...s..', gpf E;ssS,a.-E

pose Mustang Liniment only good
for horses? It is for inaammaa
ton of ali flesh,
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ECZEMA CURED.

was tiicted with Eczema on the Nalp, Fac"
Ears and Neck, which the druggist, where got your
tetuelies, pronounced one Of the worsi Cts,s That
lad come under his notice. BE- advised me 70 try
your Culicura Remedies, and after five days use.
my scalp and part Of my face were entirely cured
md hope in another week 20 have ny ears lock,
HERMAN SIADE,
l2n L. it'll ST., New York.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-27

SrRAws INDICATE THE Direction Oh
THE WISD.-All day yesterday was
taken up in empaneling jury to try
Perry Bsyne, alleged to be one of the
parties implicated in the Chinese muir
ders at Squak on September 7th. Thirty
six persons were examined before
twelve qualified to serve were found
Among the questions put to these per
sons by the attorneys were the follow.
ing: did you read what purported to
be an account of the murder, and the
evidence adduced before the Coroner's
jury at the time of the alleged murder p
10 this question all replied YES" I'm
what paper did you read that account ?''
was the next Question. an the Posi-
lSTELLIoEScER," was the reply of every
person but one, and he was not quite
certain, but thought he read il in the
Chronicle. IL did not know your paper
was 50 popular" said Mr. Haines to q
reporter Of this journal when court ad-
ionrned last evening. "Of all the jurors
| hsve examined this afternoon l have
found only one who does not read the
Posi- ISTELLIGENsEB."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-27

FIRE COMPANY MEETING. About
twenty five members Of Fire Engine
Company Ne. 2 answered the call and
were present at the meeting last even.
chairman, and Theodore Boardman,
secretary. 1t Was stated that the meet
ing had been called to give James Dun
ham. the engineer. an opportunity to be
heard, and also to get an expression of
sentiment from the company as to
whether Engineer Dunham should be
retained or not. The time Of the meet
ing was spent in talking over the mat
ter. bat no conclusion was reached. and
the meeting adjourned until next
Wednesday evening. at which time all
the members are urged to be present.
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FOREIGN.
smallpox Troubles,

AosTRxAL- Oct- 25--The auth 1rities
are messing With considerable opposition
70 toe vork OF Isolstlne smallpox "a
tents Today carter named TrepaAier
called a number of his neighbors to bis
as-istance, aEd, to2e .her With q mob.
drove On the posse OF sanitary police
~olcc lad come 10 remove one Of the
carriers children 20 the hospital. Ire
D. AMER viii be taken before q new court
which has been established for the trial
OF such cases At another house. TO
which the ofhsers went for a similar
parpose, man drew a knife and kept
them at bay until be was reasoned DOT
Of his folly.
Vaccination Urxed.
QUEBEC, Oct. 25.-This evening. in all
Toe Protestant and Catholis churches, A
letter from the corporation Board Of
Health was ed, calling upon the mem
oers of the different congregations TO be
vacciAsted ct once.
smallpox al Toronto.
losos1o. Oct 25.-The first death
from AllpoI at Toronto occurred to-
day. The victim was a boy. Ii 10 sup
posed that be caught the disease from
nis father. who had been unpackine in.
iecteu gloves rom Montreal
swiss Temperance.
BERSE, Oct 25.-Two-thirds of the
nation have voted IN favor of captoual
local option. Many citizens abstained
from voting on tie question.
From the soudan.
CAIRO. Oct. 25.-Sister Cipriani, Who
has arrived here from khar:oum. states
that Slsttin Bey. Lupton Bey and Cuzza
bsy have seen cast into chains at On
dorraham. That place, she says, has
become a second Mecca. and thousands
OF Arabs are visiting the Mahdi's tomb
mere she also states that the garrison
at senaar we're surprised while on for
aging expedition. Their retreat was cut
on and they we're compelled to surren-
der to rebels.
The French Defeat the Black Piss..
PARIS, Oct. 2S.-General De Courcy.
commander of the French forces in
Anam, telegraphs from Hanoi to the
war ONCE that be has defeated the
Black Flags. General De Courcy saws
the enemy numbered GOO men, and
consisted Of Black Flags, Anamites and
deserters from the Chinese army. Three
OF the four chiefs were killed during
the engagement and many prisoners
we're taken by the French forces. Gen
eral Jaumont conducted the operations
against the enemy, which resulted in
the capture of the strongly fortified
town OF Thanmai, one of the last and
most formidable held BY the Black
Flags. The French lost Ii killed and
wounded.
General Negrier is pursuing the pirates
between Bamboo rapids and the canals
In the province of Tonquin.
IL Is News TO Them.
MONTREAL. Dot. 26.-The officials of
the Canadian Pacific Railway say that
they know nothing about the rumor
current that they had borrowed e4,0OO,-
0OO sterling from Barring Bros, in EaR-
land.
The First Fight.
CATTARJ, Oct. "a fight has taken
place on the frontier of Montenegro.
between AlbaRians and Monteneorin
troops. Three Albanisns and six Mon
tenegrins were killed.
He Has Resigned.
BERLIN, Oct. 26.-Herr Won MoeIsu-
dorf has resigned the Premiership of |
Corea.
Won Moltke's Birthday
General Won Moltke celebrated his
s5ih birthday today. He is enjoying
excellent health.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-27
CxpAR MOUNTAIN CoAL.-Thers are {

CKDAR MOUNTAIN CoAL.-Ihere are a
number Of reasons why the Cedar
Mountain GOAL should be generally used
BY our citizens. In the first place be-
cause il is equal to any in the market
for steam aud domestic uses, is free
from rock aud slate, and makes but
little ash. Fall weight of 2240 pounds
is given for q ton. There is another
reason deserving OF consideration, and
that is that the mine Is owned and con
trolled by citizens Of Seattle, and the
profits of the niue will BE- controlled
and invested here. OF course this does
not improve the quality of the coal, but
il 10 a consideration worthy Of note.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-27

CoxTIRxArioSs.-B Bishop Aeidins jan
ger. Catholic Bishop Of this diocess.
administered the sacrament of confirm
alton 20 thirty adults and children 81
the Catholic Church in this city on sun
Aav morl i~-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-27

NEW Bloop. Nk~ LAsk- his Il Oh
n sed by using Pfapder's Blood Purf-
nsr. For sale eveFyvhere. 81 per sot.
de, six for o. -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-27

The JuRr.-Upon the following twelve
persons will devolvs the responsibility OF
trying Perry Bayne. indicted by the
Grand Jury for murder. Mr.. Bayne IL
the first Of the seven persons implicated
in the Squsk murder to be tried. The
entire day vas taken up in securing a
Jury, twenty foar persons having been
challenged. or excused. Toe Jury 81
empanuelled is as follows:-D. D. Mar
sin, Kate Runnels, j. W. Osborne, NJ.
Glore, II. NJ. Anderson. T. G. White. Z
M. Bo,sford. c. L. Beckman. 5. Berry, l.
Woodin, Il. W. Davis and G. n. Aader
ann
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-27

SALINE OF rsE MEXICO. The stssr
ship Mexico sailed fer San Francisco al
1 o'clock Sunday afternoon. taking Al
freight 1887 sacks of oats, BOO tons o!
miscellaneous freight and the following
liss OF passengers: Mr.. CARTS and
wife, Mr.. KERRY. &. Morris. ]. Morris
R C. Fulton, @. A. Field, Mr.. HalR
Georss Davidson, Fsrd wisihAii. II q
Drss, Mrs. S!sde. and - in the steer
are.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-27

TIE RAILROAD. Operation of the
Puget Sound Shore Line began last
Sunday. A locomotive came in about 6
D. M. followed by the first train at 1895
o. m. The train consisted of loco
motive, q baggage car and two psssen
ger coaches. The passengers we're only
Ave or six in number. The road vas
not prepared to handle freight, and
hence none was brought The run of
IL miles Vas made in two hours and .
half. This will be cut down later to
about two hours. The night service
vill no. be wholly satisfactory. bat Is Is
the best We can get at present.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-27
MRS. w. ]. BLACKWELL,

T'ACHER OF PAINTING. DRAW
ing from life, still life. sketching from
nature. repousse. etched. electrotyped
metal work. mural decoration, modelling
IN clay and gutta pcrcha, lencf usta. tapes
try and luster painting. Clay, metalA.
tools. lnstsr coiors. tapestry, dyes and
canvas furnished to pupils. China fired
for amateurs. myS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-27
BAxs BuRsxn.-On Thursday even

BARN BuRNEp.-Un Ihursiay even
i,s last the barn Of a. b. Dsrst. OF
squsk. caught Are snd burned 10 the
crouud. Mr.. Darst was living with his
family in one wing Of the barn. aud
the flames caught from the ignit,ne OF
clothes hanging behind the stove while
the family vsre al supper. Mr.. Darsf
vas hsiidisg Q neg house. aud bad bis
furniture, bedding, etc, stored IN toe
barn. which. together With all OF tne
winters feed for bis stock, vas . total
loss. Amounting altogether 20 $lsn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-27

AeourrTxn-ln the case Of the United
States va GesrIe Foster. charged With
shipping dangerous explosives on PAS
seneer str~ mer, the jury retained YER
dlcs Of not euiiiy.
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The Chiaese want Damages.


SAN FaAScrsoc, Ocf- S-s p. m.-lndi-
cations for the Succeeding thirty two
hours: For the North Pacific. fair
weather. followed by increasing cloadi
ness and rain variable winds.
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- Oct. 25.-LesdinR clearing
49, - .,aarapces for the week ending
etiosss Oct 24ib. we're sl,lll-Gl7 sts
1870 Of 30 per cent, compared
. r. corresponding week Of last
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-27
New emrinis.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 26.-The President
today appointed j. W. House United
States Attorney for the Eastern District
OF Arkansas; Menti II. Sandals, Attor-
ney for the Western District of Arksn-
sas 7. II. Fletcher. United States Mar
shal for the Eastern District of Arkan
~, snd John Carroll, for the Western
District Of Arkansas. The four are all
sronal friends Of long standing of
Aitosney General Garland, and are gen
zsnen OF ability and high esteem n
lhsf respective localities. They are all
Democrats, and each havo been nore or
- active 10 politics.
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ssAs Mccullough Impre,inx.

rsusnEiPHrA, Oct. &.-John McCul
~ We demeRted actor, who vas
seeas from the Hloomingdsle Insane
.smn. New York. to his home in this
~, sunday, In pitiable condition, IL
sosted 10 be perceptibly improved by
- eosnse 10 his old home. Mr.. John
sno accsmpanied him. SAYS: i
- se " going 10 Get better; not that
III ever be able TO 90 on the stage
80, eos hs Will able to get about,
-. WI regain. 10 some extent. his fac
-. - Already a great improvement is
spsioie. He is brighter aud watches
- Who attend him. a thing be has
01ne for great while. Drs. Eneie
Lloyd believe be will recover.
ny propose q new treatment, and
70 completely restore bis reason.
ass~seaer sparks Dtsapprsyes
sssaSoroS. Oct. S.-Commissioner
atks Of The Land Office does not sp
w o. the policy which Secretary
- - eas laid down Of suspendIng the
eeoticns in Montana against those
sere charged with taking timber
- tne public domain. He has written
s,s ssf 10 Secretary Lamar psosessing
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eeerease In re.,s, Re,eaue..

N festat keNeaues-
.aaISoroS, Oct. &.-The decrease
ea,A revenues for the past fiscal
- larger thsn was expected Inc
s eson IN postage from three 90 two
enacted about Two years age.
- last three qssrssrs Of the first
- yesf The effect upon the revenue
nconsidersble. This vas aisri-
- = iArRe measure 20 the great 10
70 TIE number Of two cent stamps
s-ssfs usei TO enclose business CIR
s.s. ~ bad been expected that this
s.sss veuld continue, 90 that there
- b large reduction Of possal
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He Has Resigned

BERLIN, Oct. 26.-Herr Won Moelsn.
dorf has resigned the Premiership of
Corea.
Won Moltkes Birthday
General Won Moltke celebrated his
s5ih birthday today. He is enjoying
excellent health.
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yoRx. Oct. Walter Chad
" veil known citizen, vho has
~, ,ss,no from home for many days
ssf' $50 droxned near Hammill's
- - sftsrn9or. Chadwick bad a
g. sroopd his head and chin, to pre-
sns shouting for help, bad his legs
ss' - bit pot on him with several
" inside. and bad bricks IN bis
-, and bis hands tied.
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spsSsrlKLD (Msss.), Dot. 26.-WIn.
xoodside, 10 ten mile ride at Hamp
Den Park today, lowered the worlds bi
syels record from 6 20 10 miles inclusive,
mskire the 10 miles in - minutes and
Is rs seconds. This lowers the record
by725 seconds. VIM. Rowe lowered
ihe three. quarter mile record from
lisa 10 LIS l-5.
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IN. eairage Repeated.

:, Iorrs, Oct. % Another Street
.5..r sxolosiou took place tonight,
,.skily. ike that Of last night. 1t
ss,mIsss. 1t occurred on the Jeffer-
sseous line. near the bridge which
- The Missouri Pacific Railroad
80 about 10 o'clock, and broke one
4 =. from, y heels of the car, but did
: s.her damage. Several passengers
- n the car, bot, aside from the
.',rsine Of one or two ladies, no one
Ths street car strikers bad a parade
II. sftsruoon aud held a secret meet
= ,ouigh,, the result Of which has not
a ,rsnspired.