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Msdtral.
DURPY's pURR MALT WYIsTTv

What Emihsnt uhemiSIs say.
PROFESSOR HENRY A. Morn Pa. b. p.
o, s., New York, writes, "
Analysis shows nnRy's pura Nal.
WhlSkey TO be eatirely tree from AM.
lie Alcohol, commonly called fiIssi IN
IA tue sick room II should meet vIea
gTent succeSs.n N'eN
PROFESSOR A, L. AtRSKR. d. % Fa
=, i. l. e., PlpIeSEoTol OrgunIn Ohemistrv
Kentucky State CO lsge late Chemist. AVrl,
cultural Dept, Washington, D. o., writes.
have made az analysis Of DnafviS
Pure MRlt Whlskey and found Il sb.
solutely pure, lot containing q tFsca
OF trsel OIL. II Is peculiarly fltted ior
medicinal puTposes'D 'ss ~.
FkOFIhs0R HARVEY l., BYRD, late Presi.
dent Of Faculty aud Professor Baltimore
Medical College, writes;
From careful analysis Of your INF.
Tvs Pure Malt WhiSkey, / lind IL frea
from tnsel oil and other Objectionable
materials; II IL specially Tecommen-
ded " al! cpSes requiring alcoholic
Stimulani."
PROFESSOR WILLARD H. MORSE, West
held, New Jersey. (Reply to Dr. BoocockIs
questions lEOu his article, WNotes an
Amylism US u Factor In Diseases Of the o..
rebTll COnY0lntions," New England MelI-
cal Gazette, November, 1881 .. is6,l writes.
In another place have spoken OF Inc
well'worth OF malt, md no not need
10 repeat my Wellknown opinions
here, hut touching upon the stIVQes-
tive, words OF LIZ Boocock may be
kSrloncd In calling attention TO a met
Rat bears closely on the matter at Is.
sue Putting preference upon null.
and calling attention to its chemistry
compared with that VI the product Of
distillatinn, subWit thAtwhlskey from
malt cannot be 81 readily distilled he
yond the point when the last C9 HG
81 Is distilled over, and " therefore
the whiskey to he preferred. Two
puppies were fed, ono on II half MINI
OF the best bourbon Whiskey for
twenty days, aud the other on tile
same quantity Of Dutfy's Pure Malt
Whisky for the same length OF time,
They were theh killed, Rnd.ths former
was found with welkdeAnOd cerebral
lesion, and the latter without any such
lesion and without any hepatic cir
rhNSis, Inflammation of the liver.
Moreover, y man given Malt WhIskuy Ia.
stead Of his hRbitual stuff, camO 10 the
laboratory ~ ascertain What the differ.
cncn N effect might signify, ~ contrary
tOnll his former experience, hB had stop
pod Oh the why 20 universal E0leTOsls, aud
had no alcoholic treInOFS, or muscular
etT0phyn
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The TAills-s US,tlO Of Florida,


~ noticed yesterday some cattle here il
Jacksonville, and thought that aside from
their leanness aud dtminutiVe size, there
was something else peculiar about them
and studied for some time, until | sud
denly discovered there were some Of them
minus tails; Others looked rs though they
had about hall OF that uReial appendage
cut off. In country where lilies aud
mosquitoes are as plentiful US they must
be here | should think 1t no less than
downright cruelty for people to treat the
poor creatures in this shameless manner,
My remarks were greeted with roar Of
laughter,
"Bless your heart, my young friend, the
people don't do that Tvs the aliystors.
"AllgatOrs!" said /, astonished.
ayes, the alligators,"
"How eau that be9
sob, they grab them when they are
feeding In the water"
"And bite oil their tails, lsnppose?"
"Yes, they do. You ste they creep up
80 quietly that this cattle do not notice
their approach, aud the first thug the ami
NAL is aware oils q jerk in the rear. lie
tries to get away, but 1t is Of no use; the
harder no pulls ihe tighter the alligator
holds on, until the appendage gives way,
and the conqueror swims OF happy"
Highly interesting sight, 1 should
Think
"Well, rather, as the'questlon OF owner,
ship Ia often highly, disputed, though
never saw o case yet in which the cattle
cam oil Ylotorious.n
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Sure cure for blind, bleeding and itching
Pies. One box hss cured tho worst cases
OF ten years standing. No one need suffer
ten minutes after using this wonderful
Kinks German Pile Ointment. II alb
serbs tumors, allays the itching at once.
acts as a poultiCe, gives instant and pain
10 prepared only for the cure Of Piles and
itching Of the private parts, and nothing
else. Every box ia warranted by oul
Agents, Logan & Go. and Richardson 4
Goodwin,
Sold by all Druggists and sent by mai
on receipt OF price, bOc and 81 per box.
kirk MEDICINE Co.,
MwF4w Proprietors, Lorain, Ohio.
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iIwhy do cats pawsY


Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting tseth9 II 80,
send at onue and get 4 bottle Of MRs.
WlNsiow's SooTHiNe SYRUP FOR Chit
DREN TKkrlitNd. lis value 10 incalculA.
bic. II will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately, Depend Upon II, mothers,
there 10 no mistake about Il. Il cures
dyssntery and dlaffhoea, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie,
lOitens tho gums, reduces Inflammation
aud gives toae and enefgy 10 the whole
system. Mrs. WtNsLOw's EooriitNG
SYRur FoR CHILDREN TEETliINu 10 pleasant
10 the taste, and ID the prescription Of one
Of the Oldest and beat female nurses and
physicians in the United States, and ID
lof sale BY all druggists throughout the
world. Price % cents bottle, Mwsdw
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Altogether Too Novel.

This country Is threatened with series
Of ten o'clock lectures" by ]. Mcneil
Whistler, the ex.AmerlCan artist 80 well
known in London, where he has long
lived. He 10 the eccentric party from
whom Oscar Wilde patterned somewhat,
although he probably has vastly moro
gray matter in his brain than Oscar car.
rles, and IL really line artist and art con-
noiSseur. The idea Of commencing his
lectures at 10 o'clock y, NJ, however, Ia
played out as an advertising dodge, and II
carried out here, with q shylocE rate Of
admission, he may have to whistle for an
audience.
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.:aurattUuai,
M de ChaNtaI Academy,
NEAR WHEELING, W. va.

N, b,rrelgA,h year Of tAia well.EnoWn Acad
~. ~ MAID, fac charge oil the Valuation Nun,
l '-,,, og lhe aut Monday Of September next, and
mi, ,ceIyed al any time in the session.
;sos who desire to place IhelE daughen in a.
-+mtloa aaofding exceptional udVanlRgCa II
,s.v,yc. E,..l.hiul and delightful location, o.
'-.g.t osp,, thoniaEh discipline and instruction
,',c b.ndY Of llle.loug teachers, In every depart
'r,o igt,ae education, including the modeT
i.,v,,,, aud Music, lhould send iOr q oGtSlogU
A his school Address,
T,ec.resoi the Academy tho Visitation
Eit, do CHANTAL,
..,,n,v Near Wheeling. ". Va
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Dla Not Llko Bloody. minded Men.

EkeAltA9es
Governor Curtin, in some remarks on
the floor OF the House, said be did not
like bloody.minded men, " referring prob
ably " certain heroes who on all possible
occasions insist on fighting their battles
over again-"with the dressings," They
reminded him OF q noted character who
lived in his-tOwn. he had been q wagon
maker in the Revolution, vt least such
WA the tradition. He used TO tell story
OF his Warllke achievements in battle, and
he told It 80 often that he came to believe
IL, aud when strangers would come 10 the
little village in which We lived they would
give Captain Curry" THAT was his name)
q drink or two and get him to
tell his story, The story, as he told 1t,
was about like this: "At the battle Of
Monmouth," he would say, although in
the light horse, fought that day on foot,
| slashet with my sabre cuts one and two,
and head went off here and limb went
of there, until the blood actually ran intl
my shoes Laughter.l A pile OF dead
bodies surrounded me | was excited, and
| WAS still slashing away when felt a
touch on my shoulder. looked up, and
there was Washington, Laughter l
shall never forget thu solemnity oil his up.
pearauCe or the gravity OF his speech. He
gaZet at me q moment without speaking,
and then no said, Young man restrain
your impstuosity! Iu the name Of God
do not make y slaughter house OF the field
OF battlel =" Renewed laughter.
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Perhaps There Was,

CRitg1O NErJ,
The spectacle Of Allen o. Myers dane.
ing up and down and declaring that II the
Western Union Telegraph Company gives
up his kilograms To the Legislative Conn
pittee he will break up the whole In,
stitutlon Ia calculated TO mislead innocent
persons into the belief that there Is really
something worth seeing in those tele-
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Softer than pulty-.A dude.

"HAcxMErAck" lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price IS and 80 cents.
SiiLoH's OuRE will Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping Cough and BronChitiI
FoR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint
you have a printed guarantee on every
bottle Of Shiloh's VitallSer. II never fall
10 cure.
Of shiloh's oatarrh Kennedy. Price &
Sold by Laushlin Bros. 4 %, whole.
sale agents, Wheeling, W. Va.
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The REy. GEo. H. TnAYER, Of Bourbon,
Ind, says; Both myself and wife owe our
lives TO shiloh's Consumption Cure"
ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, LOIS Of Appetite,
Yellow skinP shiloh's Vitalizer Is a posi-.
tive cure.
WaYwlLI Youcough when shllOh's Cure
will give you immediate relief. Price 10
cts., 80 cts,, and 81. =.
sHILoH's C4TARRH RRNEDY-A positive
cure OatRrrh, Dlphtheria, and lCanker
Mouth.
Sold by Laughlin Bros. & Co., whole
sale agents, Wheeling, W. Va,
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HOrse.rudish lie a native Of England
Buol.ien,s Arniea salVs.

The best ealve IN the world for Cuts
Bruihes, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, ChApped Hands, ChilblainB
Corn5 aud all Skin Efuptonb, and posi-,
lively cures Piles, OF no pay required. II
Is guaranteed 10 give perfect satlBlsCtion
or money refunded. Price % cents pei
boz. For sala by Logan 4 %.
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Spinach ls a petslsn plant.

IT IL spring. A resurrection Of NATURES
latent lotce6 Is taking place. Lake the
world around you, reneWyouf complexion,
inHigofAte your powers, CleAn8e the cliani
nels Of lie. Ayers sAteapatllla 10 the
means 10 use iof this purpose, paw
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ever, by the subsidy system. England
subsidized her ocean lines and is noWpRy-
ing to her mail lines through the susz
Canal subsidy Of 100000 q year, at 8
percent as a minimum. Her protection
to her commerce has been wrapped up in
mail nav.
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Ole QlsteIIigea4r.
oapa' Nos, 2s and ~ EOurtsoHth street.
NEGATIVE pnNsIoN CLAM,


"Are you the plnSion.ClGlm agent,
Whose name Is down there Vu the door
Will my nAnle, scr, Is Iornnce Mcrarty,
An III put me hat doom on the flnra
Whtel teil You me business, Tim MURPHY
He's nelRhbOr OF nOlne, Aor, u Tim,
Has lAt got his plnlOn, an |, soT,
DID the book o. theSWeartng for him,
"These plnslons are very eonvRnlent,
An they re ally 10 git, TOO, you see,
so thought Id AXE wan meieli, now,
An have Aim do the swearing for NE,
so many arc thrying for pins ons
That thought that Ia thfy itl whack,
koTEnmehoW IN Topping the bOunties,
BedAd, cir, hnFled me back"
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Dir. VIM. Thomas, Of Newton, Ia, says:
"My wife has been seriously affected with
q cough for twenty-five years, and this
spring more severely than ever before.
She had used many remedies without re-
Lief, and being urged to try pr. Kings
New Discovery, did 90, with most crafty.
ing results. The first bottle relieved her
very much, and the second bottle has alb.
solutely cured her. She has not had so
good health for thirty years." Trial bot.
Ties free at Logan 4 Co.'s drug 1tpEe,
Large size 81 "a! IwRAw
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TAhrsAsdy I, not liquid, mug or sOSdsr, colia
ELY'S
Cream Balm.

IAaTs astd tl1o boitlSa
Or Ev's Cnclm BdlHl aud
eoHSideF Hyiet card. !
1ugeIed % pldEi lima Gu
t1rrh lHd Catarrhal hond-
ache, GAti liiI u he INT
remedy thai afforded iaSi.
iRy F2ilJ,-D. I, HiqgiIl.
iOa, l45Ldhs 81 CAEedQO,
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I wa cliFei hJOl6 me
aeclHd bOiile Of EV.ICrolla
Balm wis eIhlHtiot, I
lrll inptb I'd Nth ehToRle
olilFTA, gathering N Mead,
diglaiit Ia breaihiRg and
dtleAarpes JrOm ny e1fs =
z. y, Cor5ll, ~, ChaiAut
sirnsi, Phila.
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For cod In ne head
RlB's Cnella Rdlm iBoFki
Tie magic. II cured ne n
ndiIFTh aud redOnot ne
seAlr VI lHlell.-R II, Sher
iCooi, Banker, Elisabeth,
NJ "
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4 God IiHd q EiPl
CTtlm Balul, I had o.
tGFTb f0I3 years. w H0sC
ip9nld bed Thought hf
s0FGl it0nh RspT heal.
Cre1R Balm las elirei mo.
Ma, ". 4 Jackson,
lOriER0uth, NJ H.
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OHIO RIVER RAILR0AD.

Timo table corrected 10 DEC IS, 1885. Trains
serF publiu landing, a. folloWB-O Central Standard
Hme-Whlch u % minutes slower than wheeling
ino' come SOUTH.
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For Is yeam ! ,pai an.
ROyet Pik clidFTh, Aertrt
pain fnHly beIti, disebnFyel
fRtO NY M0lt aud Nv,
plfdtaIll breath. NJ zen {
eftGlsH ipdS RlHch iHJpdirod,
1 kIve OreTcOHle these
troubles riih CrFdm RGlHl
-, u. ChlsS, y, ptAis
HOLGl, RrOllIplu, N. I.
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Dry Goods.
NEW YoRK, Fob. 27.-The close OF the weel
shows large volume Of business having been
completed and q fair inquiry maintained. The
toni Of the lnHrkat y generally bttter and value
Tor cotton goods are hardening
Cotton,
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. q Cotton dull and lowtl
at X A.tBn
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Ita.forls nAo pleasure to assure YOU that az
ter using DE q. MGiMns's Celebrated LIVER
Pllls iormOre than twenty years ~ my family,
hai tiIeIrl Sonstsn,Iy md Iill 10 inv OtiCFsnild
i' Maye iTlSd \ soed yNtie(y' MI I havs nayer
mi INV Ia nat 40 t,ronintIy. proGiI6iy, and
atceiv Il McIHnSis. Inye hsei iGCm myself,
wIfa. md cIiIIren. withiiIe most glJilfyIilg re-
s,;its isST rhiiiren. having used thcll Oh my
avn with Sticli envy i,nI hniipy effect, / would
pann,nh,anI them to tno it'd 10 an. These
nlils iS tiiS WDFk-.dO it promptly, do It we'll
,nn.d 1sa W. ~ iIvsr cSrrrctot SS al6rsfilnnSr
preparing e system for inlgRSe there Y oIS 70
t SE n EvSr NH! q exDSSt 10 Iise the a
nrMeu IiSr iItE., dnI ,,,IS a. "a "SSd ~ thev
0llK " Ivy, T. tnsy SVNs'liuV 10 BVV"'' s"O'
NaYe poen ~ We R paSII .,r, cttEs.
Pastor ME- Church soElb Myers S s static
Tampa District F'Oflaa UopesIpAsh
80. -. I l.lI hndo Canada west Ont
MEsssY Eh1 nis sanss right and can say
tho ~ I arO \ Y So6d bilious pill. have USED .
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The drunkard lays himself out by a
Bpirlt.level.
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TIME GARD OF THE BELLAll{E x
Il 81, ClalsYille Railway Co -ln eject january
n, 1856; TrAins arrive and depart 10 aud trum u,
& U. Depot, Wheeling, w, Va, IA follows;
WHEELING, LOCAL TIME,
Departure Of tTatns for 81, Cl4lFiyillG, o.
No 70 leaves Wheeling Mt 7;S0 q, M. arrives at
Il. ulRlrsVllle at $40 y N,
No leaves Wheeling at O;9S a, m; arrives At
81. ClAirSyllle ~ 1910 a, N,
No 10 leaves wheeling At $40 p, mi arrives at
81, ClAirSylle nj 1855 y, IN.
Arrival Of tFAinS from st. ClaInyille, o,
No; II leaves g, ulGlByille at9'2d a. mi arrives
II wheeling at l0.45 q, M,
No, Il leaves St ClainVllle Rt6'OS p, M; arrives
Il wheeling ct GO y. m,
TAXI TIIts ROuTR The quickest, nloGt comfort.
ahl0 aud the only all RAIL ROUTE landing PRSsen.
gers III the business portion aud nearest tho best
hotels OF Wheeling, Bellaite and 81 OlAinVllle.
U, W, TROLL. NHnARaf,
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glTtallb ruu uAl.y, IpalIJ sA0. ~ S-u.~y
seeptlg cars on all through trains between BAL.
liuOTe, Washington ChlcSB0, PlltiburRh, Wheel.
Ing, Columbus and Cincinnati.
Addit Onal train leave Cambridge for Whaellug
at $40 p, M, and Wheeling for Cambridge ut 100
4. m 6Rlly except Sunday,
u K LORD, W. i REPPERT,
u.ul tIbL Agent, Div, lass Agent,
UnltlmOfa Nd, iNluWhOs N,
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XETHEELING q PIIIeu hsn V4Il

WHEELING q frrIs1Uh9h U4I4-
wv sion, u. 40,
on and Siter DEC, 10. 1885, passenger trains vii
un a follows Wheeling dime;
For PittabuERh-6 .. M, e;26 P. m. DAILY 7;S5
For Warrington ~ p M, daily except sunday.
From PlttS6urgh-ll.8O q, M, $40 p. M, daily
Except sunday; l0:26 p, M, daily 2; q. m. daily,
From Washington a. m, daily uiS0 O. MI
$40 D. M, daily except sunday; l0t6 p. M, daily
y. Z. LORD, General Passenger Agent,
b. DUNHAM, General Bup't.
T. 4, TIANR. TRAY, paSR kRt Wheeling,
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MEDIA CpA.) ACADEMY FITS Fol
IN Pa,aoo or College, special Drill for RACl
S,Fl i0,L s.pgle or double rooms. AL studenl
Go,h MA Principal, SWIEHlN y. BHOkTLlDGi
iHivirl W. aud AMI Aul4'hWRaW
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hiponderfulhoi quick
Elg'S CraW IA ~ has
heipef nRd elHed me I
suffered from acute ipGdm.
IlttOR IN my AOst aud
helfi For a tgtfk al a
tame I eVild mt nc Arr,
George =. JuTisOR, Hart.
IOni, COM
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PITTSBURGH, PA, Feb. q. = Petroleum dull but
flTm; National transit certificates opened at Tg3SC
aud closed Of 79lc; highest SOti lowest T9kc.
.NEw YoRE, Feb. 6.-Petroleum stcadyi United
closed NJ 1gXc.
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East lOUYl

ssal,I,Ey Al.S9 e leAy.s UO,4aOla ~
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giuaueial.

p4EE OF THE OHIO VALLEY.
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at fV1lc; highest 7yJfc; lowest 7gNC, runs 81 OQJ
bafreSi total gbipmehA S5 lSg barFUls charters Co.
MI M Ffnla, OlOn fnnOag llRIlO0 haFreia
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-31
POLITICAL TREACHERY.
How w. Ii. BROWN Was Nominated
and the Fight Against Him.


PIPEsToNE, Aug. 30.-If ever politics
were mixed in this county they are at the
present time. and it has all resulted from
the political treachery of one man or sci
of men. 1t has been all understood fact
between Rock and Pipestone counties that
Rock county should have the senator from
this district this fall, and PipeStone county
was to have the representative. At the Re-
publican county convention held here last
Wednesday it was so understood and w, B.
Brown, the present representative. was the
unanimous choice of the convention and
was allowed the privilege of choosing his
own delegates to attend the representative
convention al Luverne next month
This senatorial district, which is
composed of Rock, Murray, Mobiles and
Pipestone counties, had total delegation
of "a. of which Rock county had 7, Pipe
stone and Mobiles 5, thus giving the power
of nominating into the hands of Rock and
PipestOne counties. At the convention
held in Luverne last Wednesday j. L..
Helm received the solid vote of the delega-
ton for senator, which, it was supposed,
settled his nomination beyond doubt But
when the convention met at Fulda last Fri
day what was his friends surprise to find
w. B. Brown there with a solid delegation
for himself for senator. A bitter fight then
ensued, and on the thirty-seventh ballot,
by combination of Murray, No
bles and Pipestone, Brown re-
ceived fifteen votes and was de-
clared the nominee. This act of breaking
faith with Rock county has caused the
greatest Indignation throughout the county
among both Republicans and Democrats.
and it will be doubtful if he can carry this
county and there is no prospect of his car
ryihg Rock county, for it has been stated
by Mr. Helms friends that they would sup
port Shoemaker, the Prohibition nominee
in preference to Brown. The Democratic
county convention will meet the 4th OF
September, and if they put good men in the
field the Republicans of this county will
have to do some work or they will not
carry their full county ticket, as there wa:
great dissatisfaction over the result OF
the county convention, and now this sena
torial matter has only added fuel to the
flame. One thing is evident, that although
W. b. Brown may be elected, he will carry
the odium of his treachery into the halls Of
the Legislature and cannot expect his con
stituents to have faith in him as thew die
when he was their representative, for ht
can give no excuse for his nomination. onl,
that it was sought by himself and that ht
played the treacherous part with Rock
county. There will be hot times in thi
district between now and the I'd day of No
vember, and it would be no surprise if tn,
people in it would be represented by som,
good, honest Democrat.
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Hanged In the Jail,

Special to the Globe.
WINoNA, Aug. 30.-A man giving his
name as Charles Thompson arrived in this
city Saturday night with team of horses
and stylish turnout, which he offered for
sale for $500. He was Immediately sus-
pected of being thief, and the liverymen
declined to buy. Shortly after his arrival
the sheriff of Trempeleau county drove up.
He had noticed the man as he drove through
Galesville and. believing him to be thief,
he had followed him up. After consulting
with Sheriff Bogart. the two decided to ar
rest the man. He claimed that he was
blacksmith at Blair. Wis, and that he was
the owner of the outfit. A telegram was at
once sent to that place, and an
answer soon came that no such
blacksmith or team belonged there.
Soon afterwards a telegram came to Sheriff
Bogart from Neillsvllle stating that team
had beer stolen answering the description
of thai found here, also giving description
of lie thief, which tailed exactly with
Thompson. He was thereupon lodged in
jail. and yesterday was taken back to
Trempeleau county.
This afternoon message was received nv
Sheriff Bogart stating that the man had
committed suicide by hanging himself in
the jail.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-31
Musical Festival.
Special to the Globe

SpeclRl TO the GlODe-
WINoNA, Aug. 3O.-The musical festi-
val held here yesterday was an immense
success, despi tie the bad weather The
following brass bands were in attendance:
Red Wing cornet band fourteen pieces, c..
E. Wilcox, leader; Whitehall cornet band,
ten pieces, N. l.. Frederckson, leader;
Onalaska cornet band fifteen pieces, J. E.
North, leader; Fountain City brass band,
fourteen pieces. H. Friedell, leader; Fa-
keers union band, fourteen pieces. D. Fa-
keer. leader; Polish brass band, fourteen
pieces f. Robolski. leader; Gate City
baud, thirteen pieces, Fred Hill. leader.
The Gate City band had charge of the
matter, and they met the different bands as
they arrived and escorted them to head
quarters. At II o'clock they assembled at
Philharmonic hall. where w. A. Finkel-
burg in English and E. Gerstenhauer in
German delivered addresses of welcome
About o'clock procession formed IN front
Of the hall, and the several bands, headed
by Red Wings drum major, marched to
Strehlow's park to the Knights of Labor
quickstep. An audience of nearly 500
listehed at the park to the music during the
afternoon. In the evening grand concert
took place at Philharmonic hall.