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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-12-16

Bud Brown is very i'll.

Bud Brown is very Ill.
Tho Sheriff advertised the sale OF Tripp's
stock Of boots and shoes to begin last even
ing,
The public is to be congratulated on
having an opportunity to hear so cultured
q ahumorist and elocutioniat as Prof. John
Scorer, who will be at the n. E, Church
Friday evening, under the auspices OF the
Library Association and Ladies' Aid So.
ciety.
Miss Sue Crumbacksr, teacher Of the
high school, has handed in her resigna.
ton, to take effect at the end Of this term,
but abe will be prevailed upon to stay
until spring. Miss Laura Swartz, who has
been teacher in the public schools here
Tor number Of years, Is spoken Of a. her
successor also Miss Bertha Dennis, grad.
uste Of high standing from Wellesley
College, Mass, who has had charge Of the
German department for the past two yearS,
Tho trouble about the colored scholarl
has been adjusted by their being returned
TO their former building in the Third ward.
There ID great deal Of complaint abou,
the children having to 70 through the
mud TO the First ward school.
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Lopssy.LLE, Ky, Bee. lS.-Dr. Wonder
beck,has extracted cherry stone from
the ear Of Minnie Hsckel, a S.yeaf.old
child Lying on Gray, between Hancock
and CLAY streets. The circumstances
attending the operation, are pc
culiar. One year ago the child was play
ing with some cherry stones, and put
one iR her lett ear, She did not gay
anything 70 herp1Fepts about it, and they
would not hays discovered that anything
was wrong had not the child complained
Of the eaf hurting her. Pr. Yondefbeck
was summoned seEefal months ago, and
has been working on the case ever since
When he extracted the stone it was found
that it had sproutel,
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ALumbsr noOn on Tho lllus Kauavha.

The Parkersburg STATE Journal OF Mon
day evening says that reports from Burn
ing Springs announce the glad newt
that, after wait oil over year and si1
months there was 10 be genuine rafting
stage OF water in the Little KanaWh0
river. The river began rising there Sun.
day, and at last report there was total
rise Of fourteen feet there. The water be.
gan rising also at Parkeraburg Sunday,
and early Monday morning II was over al
the locks. The 6rst run Of lumber got
there Sunday night and consisted OF
twenty-one lockageS Of timber, aRgregatine
$4,000 feet. 1t belongs to tho McCon-
aughey brothers.. The RATS will now fol.
low each other in quick succession.
There has heon an immense amount Of
timber In the Kanawha and It's small tribu.
t3ries awaiting q rafting stage Of water
Mr. !. h. Snell, OF Parkersburg, has st
least $50. 900 worth OF logs which will come
gut on this rise. About six weeks ago the
McConaughcy brothers succeeded in get
ting out about twenty RATS, comprising
$4,000 cubic feet Of timber, and at thai
time there were yet 29, 900 logs AgRregAtinp
900 cubic feet awaiting the present
rise. The bringing Of the lumber into
market means good Si1ed business
boom for Psrkersburg and vicinity.
Thousands Of dollars will be put into cir.
culation ct an opportune time.
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ToLoSo, ILL, Dec. lG.-Fopr years ago
.ast spring lot Of woodpeckers took up
their abode in Mt. Zion Church, just east
Of Hayes Station, and about nine miles
south Of Tolouo. Every year they have re-
turned in augmented numbers, until the
past season they have taken entire
possession Of the attic and up
per part Of the building, persistently re-
iuSipg to be driven away. Lately they
have become 30 annoying by their contin-
ual pecking away that the minister, in his
frantic efforts to preach, has repeatedly
forgotten his text and Lost the theme Of
his discourse, while the deRcons have
found 1t impossible to mako coherent
prayer. The building Is an old one and
will be abandoned by the congregation.
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nnrnntl 10 nam.

Troy, N. Y, Dec. 16.-Edward Herring,
ton was burned to crisp in Cambridge,
Washington county, this morning. Five
men were asleep in saloon kept by al,
bert Harrington, when q FIRE broke cut,
All escaped except Harrington. Not till
1t was too late to save him did his com.
pRnions realize that he was in the build,
ing. The Fenton Hotel and other prop.
erty, valued at 5000, was consumed /;
mostly covered by insurance, E....
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TALLpIA, Ga, Dec. l6.-E. Atweed
And vile, who were married last Sunday
at Anderson, 8. G., while on their way IL
q wagon to their new home in RAbun
county, Ga, were drowned while attempt.
ing to cross the Chattanooga river. The
stream was considerably- swollen, and
when in the middle Of It the wagon wheels
struck some obstacle, throwing this younl
husband into the river. With \ shrek
the wife jumped in after him, and locked
in each others arms sank to the bottom.
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iNYEs11olT1Na TnE CAusr.

The blame for the accident has not been
yet placed and the Inquest investigation
will be necessary to settle it. The Georgia
Pacific conductor says that he had nc
official knowledge OF the night passenger
ran out as he had always done
Tho Coroner's inquest has been
going on all day. In the examination Dr.
Roy said that when he reached the scene
the engine had telesooped the sleeping car
with steam escaping the entire length ol
the car. According TO his examination
not q single one OF the dead died from ex'
ternal injuries, but all met death by being
scalded and from the inhalation Of steam.
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TroiEh, oar Robbors.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Dec. l5.-A system
ATTIC system Of robbi2g freight cars that
arrive in this city has been carrisd on fof
some time past, and late yesterday even
ing the seal OF an Iron Mountain freight
car was discovered to be broken, and on
examination three boys, Andrew, Frank
aud Harry Hughey, were found within
Judge Griffith this morning assessed
fine Of $40 and sent them 70 the county
Jail for twenty-five days. Their ages range
between l2 and 10 years, and they
we're acting Rs accessories for gang. Of
thieves outside. The mode Of operation
was for the boys TO throw out such boxeI
OF dry goods and notions as they could
handle after the cars got in motion.
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Rorrousd on Erpeetnna1.

CHICAGO, Dec. l5.-Jesse H. Farwell, oi
Detroit, has commenced suits in attach.
ment against Walter A. Newberry and
Edward Il. NeWberry, two heirs Of the
Newberry estate. They are the sons oi
Henry NeWberry, one Of the brothers ol
the testator, who by the terms Of the will
receives one.iourth OF the estate. The
suit against Edward is to recover So, 1878,
and against Walter A. to recover $4,070,
which sums Farwell alleges to have loaned
to the defendants. The loans were said
to have been secured by liens on the ex'
pectancy accruing on the demise OF Mrs
EeWberry,
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ST.. JoHNsBuRI, Va, Dec. ia dlsas.
trouS fire occurred in South Danville this
morning. A Woolen factory containing
six sets Of machinery, new factory not
completed, q store and its contents, q
dwelling house and two barns belonging
TO Ben jamin GreenbAnk and covered
highway bridge were burned. The looa
Il estimated at from $4,000 to $4,000,
Insurance $4,000,
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wv
nona DAFT.

GALVEaroN, TEI, Dec. 16.-A special to
the Nous from Dallas, says: ]. o. Weaver,
aenior member Of the Weaver Organ Com.
pRny, Of York, Pa, who has been here for
some days, suddenly disappeared on Sat-
urdAy. The next day he was found seven
miles from the city in . demented condi.
ton, laboring under the hallucination
that q man was after him With the pur-
pose Of assasainsting him, He Is now in
confinement waiting the arrival Of friends.
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Eurdor.d Tor hI. Mop,y,

FoRr WAYNE, IND, Dec. l5.-Lex Hor-
ner, a young railroad employe, was found
alongside the track near New Era station
yesterday, mortaIly Eoppded. He died
within an hour. He had been shot, and
as ho had lust drRYn 5000 from . bank
with which to 20 to Maryland, 1t is sup
posed he was murdered for his money.
Suspicion falls ON Levi KesSler, who was
ls1t seen with him not far from where tho
murder was committed. I4s. IN :
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II is cad TO hear that secretary Bayard'

aN
IT is sad to hear that Secretary BayardB
sense OF propriety has been shocked by
the appearance Of Minister Buck, Of Ken
tucty, at state dinner withoutA claw
hammer coat. This is only another re-
minder that we have reached . point in
Jeaersoniau simplicity where our diplo'
mats must he supplied With court uni
Iorm. 1t gals the reprssS sShtatlve OF ATTY
odd millions OF people to hSye to rub his
plain black againIt the gold lace Of 9 band
box kingdom. We cannot afford to have
the proud spirit Of an American diplomat
broken on the wheel OF odious comparison
in the all important matter ofcourt dress'
Mr.. Bayard feels good deal this way him
salT
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CHICAGO, Dec. 15.-George Edwards
aliaS Elliott, who was arrested last Thurs
day, has been induced to confess that he
vas one Of the burglars who went through
the paWnbroker Marks vault last weeb
and got away with 5000 worth Of jewelry
The plunder had been shipped to New
York in a peculiar japaned zink trunk
which the police were very easily able TO
trace over the Baltimore 4 Ohio road u
New York, where It was recovered yester-
day. tits believed that the entire amount
stolen will be recovered, and the polict
have strong hopes Of catching Elliott'f
partners In the robbery.
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VOLUME XXXIv.---NUMBER 80.
A AMuLHArrEN STORY.
A Man ArroStsd at Paterson, N. j., for Sell.
log Artificial Eggs.

NEw YoRx, Dec. ia number OF deal
en in eggs and produce in Paterson were
called on Saturday last by a man repre-,
senting himself as Gsrret onderonk, Of
RocklGnd county, n. Y. He cold each ol
the dealers lot Of "fresh country eggs" al
remarkably low figures. The eggs were
delivered by another man to whom the
dealers refused payment. Yesterday On.
deronk called for his money but was arrest.
ed under an act prohibiting the sale Of
Rdulterated food. He plead guilty, where
upon he was fined $50 and costs. This he
paid promptly and left the city
without attempting to collect for
the eggs delivered. He admitted
to several dealers that the eggs were
artificial and were manufactured by q
firm in Newark whose name he declined
to disclose. The shells were made OF 3
clear transparent composition and the
shape was perfectly modelled. The por-
ton surrounding the yolk was made OF
albumen and the yolk itself OF ground
carrot aud saffron. The eggs were tested
and found to scramble well, and in an
omelette there was no appreciahle differ
ence between the real and artificial eggs,
but when boiled they are easily detected,
as the yolk and surrounding white por-
ton do not harden separately a. in real
eggs.
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4 A5rlE.MIpeRANcE !. DEBATE
Isths ssa4le oveI tss s.ls siIl4a@oF'ln y

lathe senate over tAs SAL Of Lt9 9aorS IN TIE
w. ~ Capitol. a's-y ~ -
WAsHNerON, Dec. 1S.-1n the seppte
to-day Mr.. Frye presented . bill on rules
embracing a code OF joint rules for the two
Houses Of coAUess He believed the
United States Congress % bs the only leg
islative body in the world that had no
Joint rules. '''.
Rule ,lS provides that NO Intoxicating
LIQUORS be sold In the Capitol. Mr.. Frye
said that the majority Of the Committee
believed the subject OF that rule to be one
that should be left to each House Seps.
rately, and the Committee had therefore
recommended that the rule be struck out.
Mr.. RiddlebergOr moved 70 strike oat
the words "lor sale" 80 that the rule
would exclude liquors, whether Tor sale or
moi, on this he called tor the yeas and
pays, but the call was not sustained. He
demanded . call again, saying that the
reRlouegtion involved was Whistler whisky
ahouid- be permitted ip the Committee
rooms. MeGsn. Edmunds and Vance sec
onded this call Of Mr.. Riddlebereer, but
The yeas and nays were not ordered. On
the Committee'6 proposition to strike out
the rule the yeas and nays were demand
sd. and resulted. yeas 20, nays 50. ,.,
Nr. RiddlebuTRar again rose and inAthts
al that II there was TO be prohibition In
tba canital It should begin with the Com
mitlNe rooms, and Senator should be
t;aSia Ia gne and imprisonment for Keep
inS S Uhisfy IN his Gompittee room. Mr..
TnSssIla said that by inBiStlRg on keeping
n MA MA II the Senate was "StraInihR u 9
srat and sWalloRInR & CAME" Laughter.
m ia cant 10 the deak copy Of the bill ol
hya al the Senate cate, at which he Sup'
poSsd senptors took lunch.
III. Cockrell; "In . tee cup instead oil q
S'M M. ingalls, had seen 1t stated thSt the
Losnar al this cafe BAFthO only man In
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A Murdsrod Miner.

PFrrsBuRoH, Pa, Dec. l5.-Frank Dun
gan, miner, was found dead on the Fair.
field road, near New Lisbon, Ohio, last
night, 6ith. his head bruised, The wound
was apparently inflicted with q handy
billy. James buck, who had been in com-
pany With the deceased, ID accused oi
murdertIf Him, md tho Sheriff Of that
copuy u tsndsAYotipg ,toarrest him,
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WHAT will become Of the goat, poor
thing? An enterprising 6rm in New York
buys up old tin cans, melts and saves the
solder, and presses the cans into sheet ol
tag" iron, which is plated with brass
nickel or copper and decorated according
to fancy. Buttons in large quantities arr
produced from this material. The same
firm intends to erect works in QthsI
cities. So we go on utilizing the enor'
nous waste OF our high civilization.
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RIVER NEWa.
Stage of the Water and Movements of u
Steamboats,.

1eABe OF bhS "AteF ana hoNomena OF the
HtoAmboats.
The us. Bnag boat E. A. Woodruff has
gone into winter quarters at the mouth Of
the Kentucky river.
The river commenced rising here yes.
terdGy as Il was predicted that It would.
The marks last evening indicated depth
Of a feet SincheH. The river was full oi
bad ice all day.
The recent shipments OF coal from Pitts.
burRh on the rise Of last week amounted 10
over 100000 bushels. OF this amount
only $4,000 bushels went to Cincinnati
much smaller amount than usual,
The Andes did not get away until late
hour last evening. She had q good trip.
She also had 3 splendid trip on her way
up. It detained her 90 that she did moi
arrive here until 2 o'clock yesterday
morning.
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Now comes the comforting assurance
that Johnny Mclean has been unable to
buy any Republican members Of the Ohio
legislature, and that he will content hin-
self with forcing the Democratic caucus TO
give hin the honor-very empty in such
ca.s-of nomination for the Senate.
The idea o. the mere nomination Is to re'
mind President Cleveland that it isn't
wise to monkey with buss,Gaw. Nc
Lean il a hiphly Ornate statesman. .I
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MERCHANTS visiting Wheeling are especi.
ally invited to call at g. s. Feeny's whole.
sale house, l4l0 Main street and, examine
the extensive stock Of plain, assorted, fine
candies &C., &c. His factory is the
largest in the State, and, with the addition
Of new machinery, Is daily turning out
great quantities Of fresh confectionery,
Don't tail to nv whether you want to buy
or not,
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A WASHINGTON correspondent declares
tha. the President has little regard for At
toruey- General Garland, going 80 far as 10
make appointments in the Department Of
Justice without eonaulting or even notify
ing it's head. Has Mr.. Garland blood in
his veins? MIR. Bayard is not treated so.
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GENERAL TooMps DEAD.
A SkOtoh of tho Life Of tho ErrAtio nj
Misguided Georgian.

A Sketch of tho Life Of tho ErrAtio and
Misguided Georgian.
WAsuINaroS, GA, Dec. l5.-General
Robert Toomhs died here this evening al
9 o'clock. His funeral will take place
Thursday morning Y
Robert Toombs was born in Wilkes
county, Ca, July ., 1910. The first three
years Of his collegiate life were spent at the
University Of Georgia, but he left 1t dur
ing the senior year, and went to Schenec-
tady, N. Y, and graduated at Union Col.
lege. He read law at the University d
Qhgilis under Judge Lomss; was sd
mitted 10 the bar in Georgia IN 1890, and
practiced regularly until his election to
Congress in 1915. His first public service
was as captain OF volunteers in the Greek
war, in 1886. under General Winfield
Scott. In 1887 he was elected TO the Leg
and d'V with O the exception al' OF '9Hans isai,
continued member OF the lower
branch until his election to Congress,
Fke;e he'served dutingthe &&I&. MN,
HX%G and MIMI 0ongreslts. He EN-:
tered the Senate during the &XSIfI
Congress for six years and was
reelected for q second terla, end
ing March 4, 1865. In the House
and also in the Senate he always served
on important committees. He was ex.
PEELED March II, 1851, and became secre-
tary OF State OF the Rebel Government,
and was also a Brigadier General in the
Confederate Army, 81
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WHEN you go to Warrington and lunch
in the Senate restaurant, be sure to ask for
"Bsckburn's Reserve" The report classes
it as Madeira; but it is more likely to be
Bourbon. The junior Kentucky Senator
believes to this extent in patronizing home
industries.
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ROBERT TooMBs is dead-before he had
the opportunity to call the roll Of his
slaves at the foot Of Bunker Hill. In bis
prime he wss politician Of the fiery sort,
and helped to lead the Southern people
into rebellion. As soldier he cut no
figure. Toombs had certain Intellectual
briIliIncy, but it was ot no practical
benefit to the people who honored him.
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Our own Eustace Gibson, having in his
minds eye the Speaker as the giyer Of all
good and perfect committee places, pays
his court to that eminent parsonage and
climbs Mr.. RandAll's frame. Republicans
do not sneer at Mr.. Randalls honesty,
but Mr.. Gibson Amuses himself in that
way. Mr.. Gibson amuses other people, too.
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The bears of Wall street insist thS!
VanLerbilt's death ought to smash things.
hit hasn't, and they are doing their. best
in that direction. Seeing that Vanderbilt
found it incoIvenient to take any of his
money with him, the situation may not
be 80 bad-tbat is to say, SO rosy for the
bears after all.
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WAEaiSdroN, Dsc. 1S.--Iu the Senate
to-day Mr.. Edmunds introduced bill
granting pension to Mr.. Julia D. Grant,
and another bill granting her the iranking
privilege. Mr.. Edmunds said the bills
were RreIise,T in the 1orm adopted in
similar cases heretofore.
The bill was then read three times and
pasaed.
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Ex.GovERSoR FOSTER says that John
shernan's reelection is q settled fact, and
ex-speaker Keller agrees with the ex'
Governor. Foster, it may be noticed, is
not playing the role Of dog-in.the-manger,
which some Of the wire-pullers were so
ready to assign to him. Foster 10 not that
kind oil q man. .a-
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Purlllutie SCHOOL noIr.

CLINTON, LIS, Dec. l5.-Lewis Cash
and Dick Rue, two tenyear old school
boys, got into an alteration yesterday
noon after the dismissal Of school. Young
Cash pulled knife from his pocket and
inflicted several ugly wounds on Rue's
head. When the Atfray ended Rue was
helpless and had to be taken homo in a
vehicle,
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Mr.. RANDALL knows what kind Of q
ststesman Eustace Gibson is, but Gibson
DOESN'T. Neither has Gibson read the
story Of the man who butted the bull of
the bridge. --.a.| afiff
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siHA1on BEeK gives the opinion that no
member OF the Senate would bs allowed
to sit in that body wearing Mother Hub
bard. This is strange ruling, since SEN
Gtors are allowed TO part their hair in the
middle and wear bangs.
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"How uen drift about in the currents
Of Rie", remarksa writer. Yes, there is
your Uncle John Brannon-it is always
high water with him, and yet he never
makes landing. .-- ---e--
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PATTI Is to make one more, positively
the last. farewell tour Of America next
autumn. Dear land, It's dollars are SO
plentiful that, though some Of them are
worth but eighty cents, she can't stay
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oHIcAoo, Dec. 15.-The Daily Ntv,
Muueie, Ind, special says; A distiessiug
accident occurred here last night in which
Mrs. Herrick Lost her life and two Of her
children were seriously injured by the ex-
plosion Of lamp.
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sptaiY'oE lai'pd9eh 10 M< 4Hle'IIV"se''.'7
W4sHlSeTsS, 2. Cr Dec. l5.-AmonS
the fourth-clasS postmSsteu appointed to-
day weretheafoloKing West; yirginlanS:
AZ Limestone Hill, Wood county, 20. 2.
Ooe, vice ", w, Summervllle, resigned.
AZ Mercer BALI WORKS, Summers county,
James 0. Peters, vice Z. Q. Maxwell, re-
moKed,
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0xr Of these days there may rise up q
man OF many millions who will do some
thing for the suffering New York which
drags out an existence in pestilent tens
ment houses. -
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SALVATION On, the greatest pain.cure on
earth, Is compounded Of puroSt drugs. 1t
ID guaranteed 70 contain nothing OF poi
sonouS character, Only S centa a bottle,
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AN AWFUL SlruArroS.

All was darkness, and the statements CT
those who hasteped to tho SCENE are to
the efeSt that Words cannot describe The
awiulness Of the situation.
As soon as possible the East Tennessee Q
train was backed from the wreck, and the
work OF removing the dead and
wounded commenced. From Austell
q message was sent to Atlanta
apprising the officials Of the
road Of the accident and Gsking for help.
At 2:25 A. Y. train left here and several
Of the railroad officials with the officers Of
the road Immediately set to work to have
the track cleared, and at 8 A. N. this had
been completed. About 1880 A. N. Rtrain
left Austell for Atlanta with the dead and
injured, The dead were taken to an
undertakers,
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TnE very liberal estimates of the heads
oil departments are in the direction OF the
promised rctrenchment and reform--SS
the Democratic orators understand It.