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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22
A Self-Evideut Disparity.


Esynond is the name Of bright 5-year.
old youth who Is noted for Lie strong ala
lytical turn Of mind. One day he had
transgyessed the domestic laws in the ex,
ubersucs Of spirit, and had exhausted the
patience ofsis mother. Now, Raymond
she said, Il an going TO chastise you;
bring ae the slippers at once" The young
msp, who had beea put through this form
Of exercise before, started towsrd the place
where the innocent slippers were resting.
Suddenly he stopped, and turning to bis
mother, in a plaintive sort Of way said
Mamma, Why DO you ssy slippers, when
I've Only get one place TO vbipT This
wss too much for the mother, and the
yc1rg Philosopher escaped punishment on
his occasion.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22
Re Did Not Own the Trunk.


1t one Of the stations OF the Ssu Fran
cisco and North Pacific Rsilroad lev
Sundays since tn elderly gentleman got
of the cars 70 take brief observations dur
irg the stoppsge Of the train. The assist
ant al the stBtion rushed out and made q
regular bsggagesmsshers attack on q
trunk, which be slammed about with q
reckless disregard for consequences. The
old man interpossi: Young man, won't
you break that trunk The young man
iurned whitening look upon the old gen
t!eman, and impudently inquired: What s
the matter With your Do you own this
trunk?' No, sir" came back in q tone
that evinced much indignation, "but Ill
have you 10 understand, sir, that !
own this railroad" AS Colonel Donshue
moved TO the train the limp young msu
recl!Ded sgains: the Etstion tOE support,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22
4 SANDER OF TGof -.
HFTr- 49, -

0Gs day press telegram announced tie
death Of Randolph Tucker, Of Virginia,
and the next day q correction vas sent
out By the Virginia statesman. Colonel
John Stephens during the dsy fell into the
company Of General Tconbs, and in the
course Of conversation remarked:
We'll, General, see that Ran Tucker
denies that be is dead.
Yes" sid the General, quickly, Il saw
that bat he's such d-n liar / dent know
whether n believe il or got
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22
BEADS, BUTTONS AND SCOTS.

Tia bronze buttons Of very artistic d.
sign are used on outer gsSmsnts.
Boots with uppsrs to match the e.oth %
TIE costume are used for calling and dress
occasions.
Nstsed bead breadihs in black and col
c-s make srIl heavier and mole gorgeons
skirt fronts.
Tbs drop trimming hss gone % e: as tc
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22
Busklsn's Araioa galFs.

Thsbess Sllve in the void for Cats.
Buses. sorss, Ulcers, Salt Rhsuu. Fever
Sores, Tstis.. Chspped hands Ghil6lains
Corrs, and 81 Skin EruptionH, snd posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. Il
il guaranteed to givs perfect satisfaction,
or noneJ refunded. Price Is cents rss
box. Fcs sale BY Logan & &c,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22
L Coior.Brud Coachmau.
Paris Ficlry.

AT 10 o'clock in the evening 6 gentle
msn IN 9 gres; hurry lsapei into & fscrt
and cried 10 the coachman: Rue
Blsue.' After & certain time had elapsed
be perceived hist he was not going in the
night direction. He called 10 the eoSch'
man: Where are you taking rneY The
coachnsn answered: Here you are, citi,
zen at your destination" Bet l am in
the R1e Violet, ard told you the Rne
Bleus" "Ob, coDfound IT," groEled The
coscbnar; by gssligbtI AlSsys get tbes.
two colors mixed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22
A NUN.

II VOC bsoons nun taGT,
4 tr.U VII be;
u Gpy cell ven run, DER,
PRAY look behind toE ns.
Ia ro-SS al Turn pale, tooi
The doves al tEks ire Te!l, &C.;
Toe blind viii ZEE the show.
What! You bsooms nun: Ny
I'll not believe IL No
Il you become 6 nun, dear,
The bishop love vii be;
Tie c-piis. every one, dOzE-
VIII shRnt We u ast II tESe.
The INCENSE vii 90 nghing;
The candles iSll E-dy1ng;
The vstsr turned 70 wine,
What You take the voEs! NJ dear,
Yea nay-but they'll b nine
-Lsigh Hunt
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22

become dangerous. It is readily beEilder-
ing 10 see the nyrisds of little dangling
siiken aeorns ornamenting the trent breadth
of aparfy dress, not to speak of the i1Jnry
TO the eyeEight, which il csrtsinly quite as
bad as that done by the spotted wells which
oculis.s condemn.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22
4 SPECTRE SHIP OFF TIE rIsEEG sASSs.
Eos:oH HsrG'S,

4 fisherman returning to port one night
from day spent on the fshing banks saw
a bark heaye in sight Thinking she might
want a pilot, he made for her, but before
be could get slongEde she came down
directly for him. As shs approached he
noticed that she wss OF strange and
antique built, her sails were old and her
rigging abou; used up, aud not soul was
to be seen on deck. Frightened ct this
strange sight, be started to run in for the
land, but the bark followed, rapidly came
up with him, and ~ she went by strange
voices in an unknown tongue issued from
her decks, and frightal beat seemed 10
come from hsr. As she was then running
the fisherman knew inst she would strike
il few minutes, but all Of g sudden she
disappeared from sight To the bo1r OF
his death this old hsherm2n believed that
qe had seer spectre ship.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22
soHE GES-LENAYLY EUR6L4Rs WORK.
81. In, Glg!s-D smoRGt.

soaE GEN-LENANLY EJRGLARs WORK.
s.. Lo-i, Gl9!s-D eE9TCf.
P. S. Bsnner, a railroad sgent, returned
home from church entertainment Oh
Saturday night and had partly undrsssed,
when be went to his front door TO close it.
he was met by two masked men, who To-
formed him that they bsd business with
him at the depot, and he wss also told that
his family would be guarded BY one OF
them while he was taken 10 the ONCE BY
the other. Arriving there he was COMPEL.
ed to open The safe. The amount taken
was Sl25e. After the money Wac secured
Nr. BsnDer was told 10 cone out Of the
Office, the robter backing from him some
distance and then running sixty yards
when he was Joined by another comrsde
end together they escaped. The robbers
were extremely COOL and courteous. They
eat down in tie agents bedroom and chat.
ted pleasantly While be and bis wife were
com pelled to dress before them. They
offered DO insults or rudeness, and inform
ed the agent and his wife thst they would
Dot be harmed nar any Of their possessions
disturbed. AL they wanted was the sx-
press money.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22
The Triumph of Professional Courtesy
De.rpit Free PYsSE.

A few days ago on the Grand Rapids
train passenger got on at q small station
and walked through the coaches without
being able to find s5est. he finally halted
before q man who occupied a whole seat
AID seemed bound to keep it. He was not
invited 10 ait down. On the contrary, the
occupant Of the seat sssumeds more frigid
attitude. Sir finally exclaimed the III
dignsnt stranger from the small station
You are an internal hog" Whist
thatl Whist 10 you esll ue? Gan in.
fernsl hog, SRI" You do-yol dc!
Whv, sir, I'll knock the top Of you
idiotic head clear scross Eaton
county" lyon can't DO it" Yes, can!
Both men were en- their feet in tie aisle
and ready 10 spill gore VIXEN the conductor
cane IL and shouted 10 the one who had
been called beg; Hold Oh, doctor
What ia itY' "DociorY qpetled the man
from the small station; ARE you doc.
tori Yes, sir" Why, SO an /" Good
gracious Is that SOP They exchanged
cards. They shook hands. why, Of
course you can hsve half Of my sest-sll
Of 1.-THE whole Cal" ''Oh, no-no, dec
tor I wouldn't for the vorldY' "But, doc
tot l insist" Wei doctor, If You insist
III be glad 10 sit with you. "Of course,
doctor And the doctors sat DOM 10
ge,bsr in one seat and were 60 soft and
tender spd loving that tears sprsug 20 the
eyes Of every passenger.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22
The EEw TEST OF BRITISH MANHOOD.
Tt-s..s-- a. RI

An affecting scene was witnessed in the
Revision Court at Dublin few days ago.
A ssAlwart workipg-msn burst into tears
and held handkerchief to his face when
told that he ksd no woe. The revising bar
rister ssid that, iIssnuch as the man took
the matter 30 much to heart, be would
With the general consent admit him 10 the
franchise. This was done, TO the great Joy
of the claimsuL After al, John Brights
idea Of the ballot 10 the best: Zone man,
one vote.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22
The Mirror

is no fatterer. Would you
make it tell a sweeter taller
Magnolia Balmis the charm
er that almost cheats the
looking-gla.s,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22
LIVE AGRICULTURAL NEWSPAPER

Although the CorNTEI GEgIlISir La bssn
GREATLY EsLAEGED ~ iDsttNins it, s:ss
rom IS 10 - rsett weekly. LIZ ferns oostit Is Is
heretofore, when paid strictly 10 sirahos' osI
Cory, one ysaT. sc G0i fouE corus SIC. sra
an additional copy icr the year tree % ua EsndsI
oiihs uObi lrs coPIKs, $50. and m Ajditisasi
copy for the ear FRYE 10 tic ,-aafr o. the Cae.
sS- AL HKw sub,cribeTs Tor 1885. psyiag In
advance new, vii receive the psFsr vrrEtT iron
cur receipt Of the remittance, 10 JIrutIy lit 1919,
wIEHovI cGAEsE
ST. spScmtn CopiSs tIes. Aa;TJn
LUTHER TUCKER q SON. Pahsifs.,
nCsoartsAf ALBANT, n. !.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22

ing restoi ed. and rsvsgsI checked.
Cough EroDobiti, Dro 5cingi into the hrosi
Pains IN the Chest, IyEPsPsis, wasting o! sutDsih
and Fiesh. Los' OF Sleep. ,tc cu'sd'
One bC.is EG1ical urP, o3s box CstSrThal foi'
vent srd ore d. Sanford IpbIltE, IN one package,
Of al rrGIgiIis !o- -. Ask inT sISI hp,s hADi
CAL Graz, q pure dist IstioD Of Witch ahsel,
AM Pine, CO Fir. MsrtsoId, CloTsr RlossonS, etc.
Potter Drug & Chemical Co, Boston.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22

Tic dculo1rtux az nsz-alGs Elm be in
stAnhJ reheFed and Pc nsnsuty cured b
the use Of Salvation OIL PFcstTertFSvs
cents 9 hottss.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22
Boston journalism self.Dsseribed.

"You have plenty of reading here, said
8 visitor to the literary editor, pointing to
a pile Of books on the editors desk. These
are not for reading" replied the editor;
they are for reviewing"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22
A FUNNY COLUMN,
stiI the Cider OF Old Times
Dsr0; Free Press.

Got cider hereT' he asked Of q farmer
on the market. YES" Fresh Just
made Yesterday" 81 used 10 make cider
myself" Did your Thousands OF
barrels. Ten years ago the proportion
used to be six gallons of water to every
barrel of cider. l wanted to ask Jon Il
there had been any change since then.
Guess not; haven't heard Of any, was
The candid reply.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22
4 RoGUE That ATE 4 GOLD BIZ
zz5l1.g-. san,

When John Harrington got into The laws
clutch in Washington the other day the
policeman demanded handsomely carved
gold ring, which they kneV be had offered
for sale. he had slipped It into his mouth
and when an otAcer attempted to take il
from him, he declared be would swallow il
and without further ceremony be did 90.
&c laughed al the Police, and informed
them thst If they wnn,ed the ring thsy
would have to cut him open to eetit
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22
! ARRH.
Complete Treatment, with In.
haler for every form OF Ca.
tarFh, 81. Ask for SAN.
FORD'S RADICALCSRE.

Head Colds. Wftary
Dis, hugrs from tho
Nose AID Eyes, Ring
Ing Noises 10 the Head
Nervous headache llt
Fever iIstantiy 10
lievad.
Choking MUCOUS dis
lodge d membrIp,
cleabsed and healed
breath sEeeispsd
e-,..14 HaRfa .na hgnF.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22

Take twelve cards; number than e.
above; nov the idea il to place than In six
piles, but Jon mus. iuup two cards every
tne, % place no. On No. 4, etc.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22
1.Nogn3S

sA9 . per..as.nx rs.s.s szRe-f1ss. HaiE-
- -. eSpsyzse.. flf.h = Ss-.zs sS-AA
zgs Lean Ls<ses ~ sDsstfJ hsez1E Gtsutr
- m q, ~ n g. &C - 80. p
sTbsss s,es<z Slxsk sloss n - pzazE e1ssisz e
Es1Ls.l sssszss-- Sss4As1< 1isss-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22
THE PIAyT5X Fox or TIE GEORGIA PBEs.
Abczv (Gal Metz.

TIE P1ASI5X F5x OF TIE GEORGIA PISEs.
AlbGzy (Gal Ss-E.
On last Thursday night th;Ey Baker
County men, with sixty dogs, hsd g fox
hurt. In the coarse Of the hant they
janPsd 8 fox which gave thsu 8 fne rsce
from in the morning until : in the at.
ternoon, when they lost him. Tbs trail
ran through Baker, Cslhoan snd part Of
Exrly, Masking distance CT $50 miles.
Unels Rsmas would hsvs enjoyed this.
TISKLISs LIoS FTTH TAEE TEgSDEHRoL7
g. :PGFG ETzfag Mani
Herr Ranspach, . tanner Of Wild beasts,
has invented IN elec;rie wand for use IN
his menagsis- When the hon was touched
with the Turd he tIenbled al over and
groVlsi The tiger received the toaet
more calmly, Appeared fightszsd and
crouehed IN corner. The boa constructor
Sss pArAlJzed for nix hours.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22
See II You Can DO II.

Give the following to your resdsrs:
rzTsIzI5IsEEIyImI nI e
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22

While Il AFRO iDelata
al minor departments OF
renl intsrrs., zach n tas
PVuitry yard, in,onolay.
Bs.Keepins. Gre phSnss ana
Grspery, Veterinary Ropliss
Fsrn Questions and ~ ,Vsrs. fire-
Iide Ratils Dcnss,ie toonoEy, s1c
summary Of the ssw. Of TIE Week.
Ia AAEKEI RKFoErs are unusas1y com
plsts. and much sttslson 10 paia 10
tie Prospects Of The erops, a. thIss.
Ing Ugh, upon one Of the most In
port.nt Of al Gus.tiOrI - Whaa
c Buy and Wtes 10 Fell u 10
literally nluintisd. AMI Ia
intended 70 supply, In
Continually iler' s.ns de-
gree, and IN the besi
sense Of the tern.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22

Despite its great success In Londt n,
Wilson Barrett is said to have mounted
"Clsudian" go extensively that it has
melted him loss of $4,000.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22
lS3ITHE cuLTIvATos 1886
COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.

JouhsAt Of American ASriculsars. u amount
and pEaeiissl value Of coatsutS IL tx,er; ana
sSsiity Of Corresscs denOs ia quality o; paper ana
sfyls Of Pablisaaon, 1t occupies the FEST EasK,
Il 1, believed TO have ne Superior In siihsf o. ihs
thrss esisi divisions OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28
LAB0R AND BUSINESS TROUBLE.

SCHENECTADY, Oct. 27 (Speciou.-rhe sixty
employees OF the Imperial Hosiery Mill OF this place
struck to-day because the prOprctOrs refused to take
back at the dctation of the Knights OF Labor six
whom they had discharged for lack OF work TO keep
them busy. The mills were shut down
STRING CITY, Penn, Oct u tSpeciaD.-The stove
plate works OF this place and those Of March, Brown,
Back Co.. of Limerick. have shut down. These works
employ together about 800 hands. The strike
caused by the men demanding 10 per cent increase In
wages, VIII ch refused.
ITHACA ~ Y. Oct. 27.-lIarrison Howard, furniture
dealer, has made gnment His assets and liabill-
ties have not yet been tained.
JOHNsrowH Penn. Oct. 27.-rhe Gambler Steel Works
OF the Cambria Iron Company been ordered closed
for indefinite period after Saturday Fvo hundred
directly affected.
EAsTOS Penn, Oct 27-The Sheriff to-day seized tho
dry-goods store OF Mabray Johnson Co. to satisfy exc
cutions amounting to $4,000. Tho assets amount TO
about $4,000. The establishment IS known as tho
EastOn store, and IS one OF the largest In tOwn
CINCINNATI, Oct 27.--S. q. Rice & Sons, box manu-
facturcrs assigned this afternoon TO A. NJ. Warner.
Liabilities $2i,O00 assets $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28
JOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

KroKUK. Iowa. Oct 27.-The steamer Plough
Eoy was burned at the wharf hero last night Tho loss
Is $4,000; uninsured.
CoIuMRrs, Ohio, oct 27.-The South End stables OF
the Columbus street Railroad Company, were burned
last night. Loss $1,000 nearly covered 10y insurance
MOBILE, Ala, oct. 27.-Ihc Wilkinson street Railroad
stables and sheds burned this morning. The build
ings were valued at 5000. Forty cars, valued at
81 600 and feed 10 the value OF $4,000 were also de-
stroycd Insurance 10000 six Small dwelling houses
were consumed valued nj $1,000.
FITCnnlRG. Mass, oct. 27.-F A. Lowe K Cos saugl-
ter house cooper shop aud two ice houses with contents
were burned today The main pipes supplying this part
of the city burst during tho that the rcmcu could
accomplish little TIL the steamer arrived. The insurance
ia $4,000, and Will cover the loss.
NEw-ORLGANs oct. 27.-A fire tonight destroyed the
building at Peters and Defori sts. where between 800
and 400 bales OF cotton were stored The building was
insured In local companies for $4,000. The damage TO
the cotton which belonged to the Chanetc Mls, Is es
tiuIatcd ut $1,000; fully insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28
TUr pvBSUIT or THE APACHES.

W,suINGTON. Oct. 27.-The War Depart
mcnt has objected to the removal OF tho band OF Chr
cahua Apaches to which Geronimo belongs TO the Fort
Ieavcnworth Military farm The suggestion was made
by the Interior Department that the removal OF these
Indians TO place they could he held under strict
surveillance would crafty the people OF Arizona who
feel uneasy while the turbulent elements of the Chrl-
cahua tribe are ut large upon the san Carlos Reserya
tion
Colonel Bradley. OF the 18th Infantry, has sent the
following communication to the War Department touch
ING the operations OF the troops pursuing the hostile
Aparcs under da.e OF Santa Fe, OctOber9 o. General
Crook report, by telegraph that the hostile Apaches
who have been in the Dragon and Chir!cahua Noun
tans Arizona the last OF September were driven
into Mexico ON October by two troops OF the lOta
Cavalry and n party OF cowboys. / have ordered the
five troops OF 6h Cavalry, under Colonel Morrow,
10 occupy line from Chambrey, on the Southern Pachc
Eairond TO Miners Cienoga, and 10 patrol this line
daily from the Rio Grande 10 the Arizona line.
These posts with daily patrols, Will watch the country
better than tho former posts on tho Mexican line.
cutcnaut Cecil ran party OF "Rusters disguised
b,twecn Bear Creek aud the saplIo lie iooWe" theul
some al tancr but they escaped in tho mountains lhs
p,rty has PROBABLY committed dcpredatonS that have
been charged 10 Indians Major sumner Will endeaVol
to capture break up THIS party. so Tar as known
there arc meme ofthc hostile Apaches In NewMeXtco.
though. they have been driven out OF ArZCa IL i
probable that they Will return to this Territory soOher'r
The commanding Officer OF Fort Wingate reports col
Ii. ON bet wccn civil officer and small party % Nava-
r.. yesterday Gallup. west Of Wingate The difficulty
attempt to arrest Navajo Indian charEtu
with stealing cattle. shots exchanged and one In
diau is reported wounded. Dispatches OF last evening
report the difficulty over Colonel Crotton thinks
Whites and 1t lead further action on the
par; OF the civil authorities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28

CHICAGO, Oct. p (NpccdN.-Pctcr Frahk-
crbach and Nicholas simon respectively president and
secretary OF the Kappcs Furniture Company, ar
rested last night The hearing OF the case was
postponed uut Saturday and the bonds fixed at $4,000
each The cause Of the arrest was mysterious fire In
the warehouse OF the Klppcs Furniture Company on
Eluc Island ave. Albcrst. on the night OF March
,. Tho watchman cXtinguished the blaze before any
harm done, but on tho succeeding saturday night
there WAS second fire. which caused damage to the cx
tcnt ot about - 600 In both instances there were
strong evidences Of uccndiarlsm short time ago n
man Of excellent reputation confessed 10 one OF the
ckhodcrs he had started the fires nstgatcd by
Frankcnbach aud simon Frankcnbach Is Sky years O
age and Of venerable appearance. Simon Is hftyi0ur
yCors old Both men Lave beon considered wealthy
Tho object OF the crime said to re the insurance
money amounting to $4,000 The company was doins
n losing business aud failed last june
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28
yrW PJVALOP THE WESTERN UNION.

CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-Edward j. Stokes. OF
New York IS in the city. Associated with William
King Minnesota Ox-postmaster of the National House
of Representatives and ugressman from Minnesota
he is about to build telegraph line from st. Louis 10
Duluth. 1t will be incorporated and known as the
North American Telegraph Company The line Will
connect at ST. Louis with tho United Lines Inc esti-
mated OF the plant is placed at S3OOOOO ana part
tine construction expected to be done this year
MINNEAPoLIs MIMI Oct. 81 story sentout
to-day from Chicago regarding arrangenent between
William s. King OF Minneapolis, and Edward s. Stokes
Of New.YOrk to build Il telegraph line from St. Louis To
Duluth is inaccurate The facts are these: company
called the North American Telegraph Company has
already been incorporated ten days at ST. Paul. Mr.
Stokes has no share interest therein. Tho original
object Of the corporltors to build private line con
Meeting the Chamber OF Commerce here with the Duiuth
Board Trade for commercial purposes only the "es
ern Union service being unsatisfactory That idea was
exploacd however, and the North American has beeh
communicating with the Baltimore ana ONO ana ,aIh
era and Merchants for larger connections Mr Stohcs
meets Mr. King as representing the later company.
No arrangement has been made, nor has M MIG power
to make arrangements In the ane or the North AmeII-
can Company. The North American Company Is Al,o-
gcthcr local G. NJ Ioring, president 0t the hnneapo
Chanher of Commerce, IL president ana Mr StoAcS ID
not yet Interested to the amount OF 10 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28
A CHAPTER or FRONTIER LIFE.

MAxDAS. Oak, Oct. pa dispatc h from
GIcnulIcn forty miles cast Of this place. says: Last
Thursday night two Indians came TO the house OF lamc'
Cray who lives alone near here, and ASKED FOR food.
Having eaten all they desired. one OF the Iudan' took
down Grays repeating rifle. placed the mu1zlc to the
owners heart and pulled the trigger. Fortunately
there was no ca:trlse IN the barrel The Indian then
put cartridge in whcrcupon Gray seized whiitcirro
aud before the gun could be brought to bear upon him.
struck tho Indian upon tile head The gun was dis
caur,cd into tho side OF tho house The rife was
dropped in the ,cunc, IN which both Indians took part
GRAY lost MS hold OF tho whlnctcc caught up cntpen
crs hatchct amd struck tho Indian nearest 20 HIM on
the head. Telling the floor III" other Indian fled
Gray seized fallen Indian by tie heels and. dragging
him out fastened tho door. Whether the Indian was
dead Gray unable TO say. Friday morning a settler
happened go TO Grays house aud found him IN bed
badly bruised and scratched aud scarcely able to raise
himself lie says that the Indian thdt fled came back
during the night and carried away the other.