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same pack; mine was always placed on my
table in the restaurant adjoining the post
office. never suspected for moment
that he was within q thousand miles.
Gorham is a new town and cannot be
reached by wire. It is in the county ad-
joining that in which Helena is situate. "
Mr.. Tingle will pass through Helena on
his way West, and will probably look Mr..
McCulloch up on his arrival there.
NOT THE FIRST.
Mr.. John Frew was not the first gentle
man in this city to receive q letter from
Mr.. McCulloch, although he was the first to
recognize the writer. About q year ago
Mr.. Hugo Loose received draft from
Samuel Brown" for some SIS or SIS, en-
closed in a letter, requesting that cigars to
the amount of the draft, less s.,
be sent, and that the s. be in
vested in a subscription to a Wheeling
scription was turned over to the Inteili-
gepeer, and the paper was sent right
along. The s. run out in course OF
time, and one day the Intelligeaer drew
on Brown" for subscription due. The
money came promptly.
DR.. George Baird, brother-in-law OF
Mr.. McCulloch, is inclined to think he
went direct to Helena from Wheeling. He
said yesterday:
HOW HE LEFT.
''The story, published at the time, about
Sam entering the indianapolis sleeper at
the b. & o. depot, having berth made
up, and giving the porter SO to buy q
ticket for Columbus, was straight beyond a
doubt. Charley Exley met him on Four
teenth street that night, and he must have
went right down to the depot to get on
the sleeper He may have gone
west by way Of Cincinnati, Louis
vile, and Memphis, and then on
up north to Helena, or he may have gone
direct via. Chicago, but certain il is that
he boarded the Indianapolis sleeper that
night / can see the whole thing now.
He came down street after buying the
steak and other things up Market street,
found the Elm Grove car gone, came on
back up Chapllne street to Fourteenth,
probably intending to come to my house,
and then suddenly formed the resolution
to leave, went down Fourteenth street To
the depot, got in the car and disappeared
He was an impulsiye man, and had,
know, been talking with people about the
advantages OF the West, etc. Yet his lcav-
ing was very strange thing for him
to do. l well remember the
last thing he said to me. was remark
ing to him that evening about his absence
from home at night, and he said the ap-
preaching session of Court compelled him
to work late. told him room and bed
was at his service at my house, when he
said: George, would not for thousand
dollars remain away from home over
night and have my wife anxious and wor-
riedn These were the last words he spoke
to me, and in an hour he had gone"
Whether Mr. McCulloch will return to
Wheeling is not at this time known, but
should he do so, he will receive warm
and hearty welcome from his old friends
and associates.
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THREE CARS TELESCOPED.
A Railway Disaster During a FoS-Th

A Railway Disaster During FoS-The
Conductor Fatally Injured.
Boston September 30.-The second sec
ton of freight train on the Boston and
Albany Railroad ran into and telescoped
the three rear cars of the first section, near
Wellesley this morniug. One of the cars
of the first section had become derailed
and the engineer of the second section
could not see the danger signal, owing to
the heavy fog. The New York express,
following the freight, barely escaped run
ming into the rear train. All travel is
blocked and the track is strewn with
wreckage. The conductor Of the freight
train sustained severe injuries, from which
he may die.
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=, r,,on, nvnamite Each other.

BERLIN, September 30.-The Cologne
Gasetts's London correspondent says:
Dissension has broken out between the
only two German Anarchist clubs IN Lon
don and threatens to lead to violence.
One of the clubs has the Freiheit as Its or
can and Belgian named Dave as Its
leader. Dave is an intimate friend OF
John Most. The other club named Auto
nomia, has the ARGrehiSt as its organ, and
an Austrian, named Penekert, as leader
Only three weeks ago the two clubs met
in Cleveland Hall and expressed sympa-
tby with the Chicago Anarchists. Now
they have drawn daggers against each
other.
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A Roundabout Death.

Special Telegram 20 The ReqtSter.
KINGwooD, W. VA, September 60
VIM. McGinnis, of this city, living near
Eighty Cut, on the B. Il o., while asleep on
lounge at the top of the open stairs of his
house, rolled out of bed, fell down the stairs
and broke his neck. He had been drinking
cider during the day, but was not intoxi-
Gated. The deceased was about titty-tivc
years of aye, and leaves quite family,
most of whom are grown.
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TH& NEW mrnnrDEs QUESTION,
England Says That the French Must EvaC-

England says That the French Must Evac-
uate.
L"No1N, September 3O-The New He
brides question is approaching crisis,
The Colonial Agents General in London
4'e almost daily pressing the Government
" present France with what would be
"aamouut to IN ultimltum and are com
Pa'nlns bitterly Of the display and Use OF
'd tape in the exchanges OF cOmmunica-
Tons and transaction of business between
colonial and Foreign Offices. Scarcely
morning fails to bring n lengthy cor
'Spondence between the two Depart
meuls, but nothing seems to come out Of
J." Lord lddesleigh is accused of employ
us e'a>lve tactics and neglect Of Colonial
Interests through fear of committing the
conservatives to foreign policy which
,u'y could not successfully defend in Par
,N'nlent. but a. matter of fact Lord Id
"sS'elSh and Mr.. StanhOpe, Colonial Seere-
s'!' A''r agreed between themselves TO
u'lS' upon French evacuation of the New
'eor'des. They make allowance, however
~ 'ls delicate position in which NJ. De-
''!e'net Is placed, believing that he will
- justly in the mater if not to hard press
N ii anu aa II permitted to defer his action un-
xd"g "l'ef the present excitement has sub
,,in iDelOre NJ. De Freycinet started on his
I.;i, ~ !" the south of France, Lord Iddeh-
oos su urged him ito name date when te
h. SPleIe evacuation of the New Hebrides
Ile French would be eonsummated.
In, De - reyeinet pleaded for delay, aneg-
t5ss mat mat iurther inquiry into the merits OF
inc use would be necessary, and this be-
sss sIahted, his decision was thus shelved
The yeral weeks, pending his return and
subsequent inquiry or pretense of one.
il Seanwhile the. temper of the eolonistl
Accounting dangerous and the Colonia-
S'4U' nave guardedly limited to Secre-
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sever- storm and a Cold w.y, C,mi,x.

WASHINGTON, September 30.--Thc
Signal Office issued the following special
weather bulletin at 10 M: A severe
storm IL now central north Of Lake Huron,
moving rapidly eastward, with sudden
and great baI ometrie changes which will
cause high southwest winds in its eastern
quadrants, and northwest winds, with de-
cidedly lower temperature, In It's western
quadrants. A cold wave IL moving SOUTH
ward in its rear, oyerspreading Minnesota
and East Dakota, and will probably be
felt in Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa, Ne
braska and Northern Kansas and Missouri
by tonight. The temperature will drop
10 10 ID degree. within the next ~ hnnr.
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saed for the Grant Embalminr Bill.

New YORK, September 30.-The Suns
Saratoga special says that the undertakes
who embalmed General Grants body have
been unable to collect their bill of 500
from the Generals relatives, and have
sued w. J. Arkel for theamOunt, he being
the one who selected him for the work.
Mr.. Arkell was seen in this city lastnight.
He refused TO discuss the dispatch, saying
it was private matter. The Sun says
that if the undertakes will send the bill to
that office it will send the amount named.
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MARTIN's FERRY.

Ollie Wilson paid 81 and costs for bein,
disordTly.
Robert Amarine, Of Illinois, b the guest
Of friends In this vicinity.
DIR. J. W. Darrah has placed new pre-.
scription case in his drug store.
Mis Minnie Sanford, Of Indiana, Pa. !.
returned home yesterday after Wit with
Mr.. Peter Wagner.
The pumps at the power house played
out while yesterday. Everything viii be
straight again this morning,
Three small boys were rescued from .
watery grave yesterday by two employees
Of the power house building
Yesterday morning three officers arrested
Polly Bunch who has been wanted during
the past six months on charge of heating
a man named Pat Reddy, In Panps add
ton.
Marshal Burns received telegram from
. man named T. Fisher in Cleveland, con-
cerning two small boys who had ran away
from home. He found them at the homo
Of relative named William jenkins In
the Orchard They viii Be restored 70
their parents-
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Business Failures.

New YORK, September 30.-The mum
Der of business failures for the quarter
ending September S0 as reported to the
Mercantile Agency of r. G. Dun 4 Co,
is 1882, rs compared with ., l73 for the
third quarter OF 1885, showing decrease
of 241 failures. The liabilities, however,
show a considerable increase, amounting
in the quarter Just closed TO S27, 500, 600, as
against S23, s74, 900 in the corresponding
quarter of 1885.
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The Ynrht Race Finally Declared OFF.

MARBLEHEAD, Mass, September 30
The wind this morning was very light, and
as this was the last day on which the race
between the MayfOwer and Galatea could
be sailed, according to the original agree
ment, the contest was finally declared of.
As nine o'clock Captain Stone boarded the
Mayfiower, her colors were hauled down,
and she was ont of commission. At 9:l5
her sails were set, and few minutes later
she sailed out of the harbOr.
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The Il. & O, Railroad.

Special Telegram 10 the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, Sept. 3O.-The
headquarters of Mr.. J. f. Story, General
Freight and Passenger Agent of the Kama
wha & Ohio Railroad have been removed
from Columbus, Ohio, to Charleston,
w. Va. Mr.. C. S. Morgan has been ap-
pointed General Agent of this Company at
Columbus, and will represent the General
Freight and Passenger Department at that
point. Office at 10 Wesley Block; tele-
graph call &C." Mr.. A. 7. Whipple has
been appointed agent at Athens, Ohio,
and Mr.. Americus Wilson General Agent
at Point Pleasant, W. Va. He will have
charge of the business of this Company,
as General Agent, at Point Pleasant,
W. Va, Point Pleasant, Ohio, and on the
line of the c. H. V. & T. Railway from
Gallipolis to Pomery, inclusive. He will
also have charge of the operation of the
Point Pleasant Bridge.
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Anrnamita Earthquake.

MACK, n. Y, September SO.-Just be
fore 10 O'Clock this morning a heavy
shock resembling the noise of an earth.
quake startled the people here. Colored
folks were frantic. One colOred family
named West ran out of the house scream
ing in terror, they were told it wss an
earthquake from Charleston. The whole
of the family cried ''Wiggins" The
shock is supposed to have been caused by
a heavy explosion of dynamite somewhere
near here.
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A well known citizen of Lancaster, Pa,
Mr.. L. B. Keifer, writee: "Haying a
sprained leg of almost thirty days stand
ing, and after trying half dozen adver-
tised preparations in the market without
satisfactory results, was advised to try
Salvation Oil, did so, and in less than
three days my leg was all right again. II
did the work.
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austria More Hostile to Russia.

VIENNA, September 3O.-DiplOmats
here believe that since the return of Count
Kalnoal, Austrian Minister of Foreign
Affairs from PeSth, AuStria's attitude
against Russia's occupation of Bulgaria is
more pronounced. This is partly ac-
counted for by the belief that Austria
fears that if Bulgaria is occupied by Rus
sia King Milan will he depOSed in Servia,
and Servia and Bulgaria will be both
RuSsianized. This, it is agreed, would
cause disorder in Bosnia and probably a
conflict with Montenegro.
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EOyal Arch Officers.

WASHINGTON, d. c., September 30
At tO-day's session of General Grand Chap
ter Royal Arch Masons, the following
officers were elected: Noble D. Larned,
Washington, General Grand High Priest;
David f. Day, Buffalo, Deputy General
Grand High Priest; Joseph P. Honor, New
Orleans, General Grand King; Geo. Nc
Cahan, Baltimore, General Grand Scribe.
The remainder of the officers will be
elected tomorrow
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VIII No, Gran, an Incr.a...

PrTsBURG, September 30.--Promincnt
river coal operators interviewed to-day de-
clared that they will not concede any de-
mand Of. |. their miners for an advance Ia
wages, as the market will not justify 10.
If the men insist upon an increase the
mines will be closed down indefinitely.
At present nearly 1000 miners are en-
ployed in the river mines.
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PARIS, September 3O.-The visit of Leo
pold, King of Belgians to Emperor VIII
liam has caused much comments. King
Leopold is reported to have made to the
German Emperor the following declara-
tion: II have nothing to sdO with re-
publican France. If she defeated Ger
many the Belgian monarchy would be oy-
erthrown whereas the triumph of Germany
would make my throne secure.
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Wiu Shoot Incendiaries on Sight.

PORTLANDME., September 30 A special
from Harmony, Maine, says that the town
is completely camp All the roads and
bridges are picleted apt all travellers are
detained until they can give satisfactory
account of themselves. The people are de-
termned to shoot at sight any one caught
setting fires. 1t is said that Gov RObie
will be asked to give assistance to the
weary people of the town, and that a COM
pauy of militia to guard duty would be the
best possible assistance.
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The shock Felt i'm Comsecticut.

New HAVEN, Conn, September 30
At 1890 this morning the telegraph ope,
rators at Branford and Bridgeport reported
that slight shocks had just been felt at
those places. At Wheeler :& Wilson's
sewing machine works in Bridgeport the
shock was distinctly felt, the ,windows OF
the shops being severely rattl&d.
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want Municipal surrare for Women.

WORCESTER, MASS, September 30.-A
two days county convention was begun
here last night under the auspices Of the
Massachusetts, Woman Suffrage Associa-
ton. Hon. G. F. Hoar presided The
chief objects Of the convention are the
furtherance Of municipal suffrage law
for women and the consideration Of the
proposed bazaar at Boston.
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a MURDERER'S STRAIT.
Wallace, Murder of the Logan Family At.
tempts to Implicatc an Innocent Man.

Wallace, Murder of the Logan Family At.
tempts to Implicatc an Innocent Man.
STEELYILLE, Mo, September 30
Wallace, the alleged murderer ofthc Lo-
gan family, made the following statement
last Sunday in regard to the accusation
against him. On the night the crime was
committed was there at Cuba. l was in
the habit of visiting the wife of Samuel
Vaughn, colOred woman and went
out that night to see her. got there on
the midnight train and went to her house
and knocked. She told me her husband
had gone u Rolla, and went in and
stayed while, and finally left to go down
to my fathers. got as far as the railroad
where he had been and he said to Rolla.
told him was going down to my fathers
and he told me not to go. He had been
there and got into trouble and did not
want me to tell he had been out that night.
He gave me $40 to leave there aud not tell
| had seen him. Wednesday l
went to the city On last
Sunday evening Vaughn was arrested but
the officers soon became convinced that
Wallacc's story was false, that Vaughn is
innocent and he was released. The murder
er's case is now being Investigated by the
grand jury, and witnesses who saw Wallace
on the train going from st. Louis to Cuba,
and those who saw him at the latter place
on the night of the murder testified to the
facts. Mr.. Logan's brother arrived to-day
from California and will do all in his pow
er to fix the crime on the guilty man. The
excitement in the county still continues,
and it is thought by many that the muir
dcrer will yet be taken from Jail and
lynched.
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tary StanhOpe that the Colonial Govern
ments are prepared to expel the intruders
upon receiving the slightest word of en-
eouragement Mr.. Stanhope, it is said,
was horri6ed by this display of determin-
alton, and warned the Colonial Agents OF
the dire results of hasty action on the part
Of Colonial Governments. 1t is certain,
however, that the latter wink at the pre-
parations for numerous filibustering ex-
PeditiOns about which curious rumors are
aflOat in London.
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Other GaIneH.

AtSt. Louis-St. Louis 4, Nets ..
At Washington, d. C.-Washington ],
Chicago =.
Ats Louis-St Louis Z, Philadelphia
@.
At incinnati-Cincinnat l5, Athletic
:.
At ouisville-LouisviIle 3, Baltimore
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CaDtured by Women.

DUBLIN, September SO.-At MIDTOWN
Malhay, County Clare, to-day, while the
sheriffs were employed in diStraing on the
property of man named Kelly, the mar
ried women of the neighbOrhOOd attacked,
overpowered and imprisoned all OF the
officers engaged, while their husbands Sc
cured the cattle and removed them from
The lnrnliEV
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Inhre Pitcher Nominated.

ST. LOUIS, NO., September SO.-The
Republican Congressional Convention OF
the Twelfth Congressional District, nOmi'
mated Judge o. H. Pitcher for Congress
yesterday.
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Military Piekets on Duty Again.

BELFAST, September 3O.-The mliltary
pickets who were recently Withdrawn
from the disturbed districts In this city,
have again been placed on duty to prevent
another outbreak.
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Mackin Must Stay in Prison.

CHICAGO, September "a dispatch
from Ottawa, Ill, received this morning
conveys the information that the Supreme
Court has denied the application of AttOr
ney Richberg for the release OF JOSEPH
Chesterfield Mackin from the Joliet Peni-
tentiary on a writ of habeas corpus.
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Rnwen Sent I'm for Life.

RoMNEY, w. VA, September 30.-Johr
H. c. Bowen was to-day convicted of mur
der in the first degree and SEN
to prison for life, for killing Frank Heat
wole on April 29th last.
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ThrnM Away Trusses

and employ our radical, new method,
guaranteed to permanently cure the worst
cases of rupture. Send 10 cents in stamps
for references, pamphlet and terms.
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
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Randall Renomipated for Congress.

PHILADELPHIA, September 4O.-The
Democrats of the Third district to-day re-
nominated Hon. Samuel J. Randall for
Congress. There was no opposition.
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Ohio Democratic Nominations.

CLEVELAND, September 30.-The fol
lowing Congressional nominations were
made in Ohio: Martin A. Foran, by the
Democrats of the Twenty-first District
William Dorsey, by the Democrats Of the
Twentieth District; W. H. Phelps, by the
Democrats of the Eighteenth District.
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AK. OIL. Candidate for Congress.

LYNCHBURG, VA, September so
Knights of Labor in convention last night
nominated Joseph B. Page for Congress IL
the Sixth district.
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CroTters Forming Land Leagues.

GLASGOW. September 30.-The Croiters
of the West Highlands are forming land
leagues for the purpose of obtaining relief
from rental OppreSSSiOn.
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Gcronimo's Surrender Was Conditi ona

Gcronimo's Surrender Was COnditi onal.
WASHINGTON, September 30.-General
Miles annual report was received at the
War Department to-day. In it is included
his report of the pursuit and capture OF
Geronimo and his band. The circumStan-
ces connected with the surrender of GerOn-
imo are briefly stated, and shows that the
surrender was conditiOnal-that it was
made on the promise of General Miles that
he would protect the lives OF the prisoners
and take them out ofthe jurisdiction OF
civil authorities of Arizona, General Drum
has submitted the report to the President.
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Died n. the Age Of I2s Years.

BRASTroRD, 0ST., September 30.-An-
drew Lucas, colored, died here this morn
ing at the supposed age Of f25 years. He
was born in slavery in Tennessee and was
General Jackson; servant.
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An Accident to CONSUL Taylor

WINNIPEG, MAN, September 30
United States Consul Taylor was thrown
from the stage at Niche, Oak, yesterday,
and had his right leg fractured in two
places. AT last accounts he was doing
we'll
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Thap-o.,da,ts, UncIe Rpried

BALTIMORE, September 3O.-The fun
eral of the late Joseph Neal maternal uncle
of President Cleveland, took place to-day
from his late residence in this city.
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HoRsFoRD,s ACID PHOSPHATE
In RIlIousI Diseases.

DR.. D. Schaub, Muncie, Ind, says: i
have used it in cases of bilious disease,
and the results were all that could be de-
sired. 1t is valuable"
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:Indye NIcDonaId Nominated.

ST. PAUL, MINI, September 3O.-The
Democrats of the Sd district to-day nOmin-
ated Judge John L. Mcdonald for Con-
gress.
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Nrs CIsyeland Goes 10 BunfaIo.

WASHINGTON, d. c., September 80
Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs. Folsom have
gone to Buffalo, N. Y. for visit of about
ten DAYS.
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Felt ON Long ISLAND.

PORT JEFFERSON, L. l., September so,
"A continuous rumbling was felt here al
10 o'clock this morning.
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A large number OF dudes collected st N
exposed corner last Sabbath, whsss The
wind was high, and caught cold. Each
little darling was speedily cured b Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup.
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ii ruE,E CRIrIrNL rIlIEs.

We shall labor moderately, but at the
SINE time with rarncstncSs and resolution.
When Herr lisa finished he was greet
Ell with cheers from all parts OF the
House