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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-26
MIR, BARRETT
Appears at tho Opera House IN Boxers
"FFauCssGa dn IImlni."

Appears at the Opera House IN Boxer
"FFauCssca da Rmini."
Unfortunately for Mr., Barrett there wa
big polite i maps meeting in the city
last night, and the Moody meetings be-
gan. Otherwise there would doubtless
have been house more in keeping with
the stars fame, Many Of those who
did attend had fingered to see
the political procession, and these came
struggling In through the first act, A noisy
iaktr on the corner did not help the silus-
ton q whit,
Mr., George H. Boxer has made OF "Fran.
Cesca do Rimini" beautiful play, rich In
poetic fancy, But It is q very sOmbre
play, with three murders and a suicide In
1t. AS LanciOll0 Mr.. Barrett Is not at his best,
though It Ia understood to be his iay,
orite part. With Difference to the author
and the actor We must be permitted to
think the star part not q strong ono. II
will not bear comparison with Richard
III, Lear, ShylOCE, ViTgiHiuS, BrutuS, Rich,
dieu, BaiucclO aud other like characters
which high grade trRgediaus have made
familiar to theatragoers, II the life
Of the Jester were prolonged to the lasl
scene Of the last act, his could be made
the star part Of the play, As
the play stands there are greater
demands upon the Jester than
upon LanCiOltO, and Mr., Springer, the
Jester Of last night, played his part we'll
LanciOtt0 would, perhaps, be more edec
tive II MIR, BarIetts utteranCe were more
distinct aud his beat scenes not so dismally
dark,
In the camp and in the boudoir-Whsre.
agrand total OF four lives are lost--the
stage Is 30 dark that the audience
the face, II any, tells Of tht
emotions In LGnciOltO'S breast. Under
the most favorable circumstances, how
ever, Mr., Barrett's face plays a small part
In the Interpretation oil his role. 'lhat
lace would be fortune at the gaming
table, for 1t tells no tales. This immobll
ity OF CountenanCs, an inferior eloCusion
In an actor Of Mr., BArrett's rep
utstion, and very low lights where thu |
people desired TO see what was going on,
were marked features oithe performance
Mr.. Barrett has grace, has some effective
touches, but ia not a great actor, He lackt
aoul, without which acting cannot be
great,
The star was strongly supported, and
the costumes wero elegant Miss Gale
Frdncesca) made very favorable i'm
preston, Her elocution is good, and Bht |
kuo SO how to produce good effects. Mr.
Barrett was twice called before the cur
Iain-once alter some badly boiSterous |
defamation.
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TIE CANADIAN PREMIER
Said to he Alarmod-IIO Will Bring on "a
General Election,

Said to he Alarmod-lIo Will Bring on u
General Election.
OTTAWA, oNr., Oct. 25.-It is stated on
good authority that Sir John Macdonald
will bring on general election for the
Dominion this fall. The defeat Of the
Tory Government IN Quebec, Sir Johns
stronghold, which at the last general eleC.
ton gave him II per cent Of the total
representation Of the province, mas some
what alarmed him, and as one OF bis lead
ing supporters remarked yesterday, he
must take advantage OF the Ross Govern
ment being at the head OF affairs and have
general elections before that Government
hands over the keys OF office. All the
members Of the Cabinet have been sum
moned to proceed to Ottawa next Friday.
Lengthy meetings OF the Cabinet were
held Saturday to arrange for the cam
paign.
There is great reaction in the country
since tho last general election, when Sill
John was returned to power with an over
whelming majority, which reaction ia
daily growing stronger against the present
administration,
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ST. PErERsDuRo, Oct. 25.AThe Gar
aud Czarina yesterday, after the unveil.
ing of the monument in memory Of the
Russo.Turkish war, attended a banquet
given by the cfllcers Of the army. Th,
Car, proposing q toast 10 tho ottiCerP,
said: "In drinking to you, permit me tC
wish you success and the full enjoyment
Of health In the future. thank you fo'
the hardships you underwent in the wa,
between Russia and Turkey, aud | OK.
press these thanks in the name OF hin
who is no longer among US. Once more !
thank you,"
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GRAND EScAMpMENr

OF tllO Odd RolIowI-licpOrts Of Old onlceri
mud Election Of Now Ones.
special Dilpaieh 10 Inc In!tlltDtacfr.
MARriNsBuRa, W. Va, Oct 9S.--The
Grand EuCampmOnt Of Odd Fellows oI
West Virginia assembled in annual 500
sion in this city in Odd Fellows hall
The following grand officers were present
DR.. D. Mayer, Chatleaton; w. II. Sheibi
G. H. r., Wheellngi !. simpson, g. y,
W, Phiilippi; H. Seau,on, 9. T., Wheel
iuVi Dr., o, Shriver, Grand Representa-
i've. Bethany; j. w. Chambers, g. ]. g.,
ilintOni 4. j. Fleming, g. Q, g., Fair.
mont; 4. q. Haly, g. NJ, ttondAle, and Q
representation from fifteen snCempm0ntS.
Grand Patriarch MayerB' report 10 the
Grand EnCAmpinBnt was well received,
containing many valuable aud useful gug.
geHlIona iot the good Of the order. The
report ni Grand Scribe UthnAn and
Giaud Treasurer seaman wBfs read aud
referred 10 the usual committees. Grand
Representative y, HhriverIs report was re-.
COlHsd and referred 10 the Committee on
State Of the Order,
Az tho afternoon Besslon tho
report Of Finance Committee
was received, showing tho healthy cohlI.
tion OF tho order. The report Of the
Conmiltes on the State Of the Order was
received, showing that there had been 9n
increase In fnOnbsfship'
The following officers we're elACtsd aud
inStailel. W, II, Bhelb, q. r., ,Whsellsg;
Jacob simpson, q, Il. Py Huntington "
j. w, Bosworth, u. =, .Wn Phillippi!
II. A. Uthman, q, 3. Whesllhgj II
Seaman, u, r, WAsellDgI A, y. Haly, 9
J,W,, ltOndale,
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LONDON, Oct. 26.-Thc Ne,ps today hes
a humorous leading article on the report
Of the evidence produced before the
United States Senate Committee on III.
tsrnational Copyright. The article sayl
the report Ia full Of American humor, and
Ia extremely interesting to all concerned
in books, but that "bsyond the harmless
diversion iLA pages may Afford, tue EnR-
lish people are not likely TO got much
good out OF 1t at present."
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A NOVEL THEORY
IN REGARD 10 NATURAL GAS.
A Fsnnsyl'anIan Claims 1t Is Confined in
the Earth in Liquid statc-IevoIution
tho Theory Would Work IL 1t
Proves to be Correct.

PlTrssuRou, Oct, 25-ohsmbers Miller,
Of sewiCkley, Pa, holds the theory that
natural gas is confined in the earth in a
liquid state, and he has Just filed a Caveat
for q patent, which is designed to conduct
this liquid to the surface and into reCep.
tscles Tor its preservation, II this theory
should prove correc. It will be the great.
est discovery Of the age, a. the liquid
brought to the surface and confined at
pressure OF say 900 pounds
to the square inch can ba utilized to
an inconcuIvable extent as fuel, A loco.
motive, for instance, with few gallons Of
the fluid would have supply oi fuel sut.
6clent to run from Pittsburgh to Chicago,
and an ocean steamer would require only
q few barrels TO make the TIP to Europe,
A test Of the theory will, in all probR-
bility, be made at an early day,
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Irish Am,lrs.

Dublin, Oct. 25.--r Royal Commits
lion, which has been inqlirlng into the
,ausos Of the recent riots in Belfast, has
concluded lie labors. The Irish Times
says that report Is in circulation that
the Governments conciliallon pro.
Sramms includes visit Of the Q1esn To
Ireland in 1887. II says the Ministry has
,lreAdy submitted the proleCh to the
Queen, who enlertains the suggestion
tayorably.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 26.-A great scanda
in official circles has bsen caused by allie
cations that about thirty employees from
the Office OF the Collector Of Interna
Revenue worked. in the late Democrat,
Convention TO nominate for Sheriff soi
Of Collector Bishop, in witch they sue
Ceeded. 1t Is now asserted that the Presl
dents order against officials taking par
in politics was evaded by the men writiuI
out their resigustions on the day bstorl
and handing them to Collector Bishop
They were put in his safe till the day al
ter the Convention 'and then destroyed
thus permitting the statement 10 be msdI
that none Of the Collectors employeI
were engaged In political work.
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VALLEY FALLS, KAN, Oct. 25.-Oy.
LatTsrty, the negro who SO brutally beat
his wife and then set FIRE 10 her clothing
after saturating them with coal oil al
Leavsnwortb, Friday night, came to the
residence Of his btother.in.law, John Mar.
tin, near this place last night. lie got
hold Of large butcher knli5and made a
desperate effort to end his life, cutting a
cash in his throat 4 inches long, com.
pletely severing the windpipe. He was
brought to town for med cal treatment,
and this afternoon the officers started
with him back to l.eavenworth. LSlerty
will probably die from his wounds II he Ia
not lynched in the Meanwhile.
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PROHIBITION IN ATLANTA


Proves u Failure The jug Takes the Place
Of ths Glass.
NEW YoRx, October 96.--An Atlanta
special says: The effect Of prohibition in
Atlanta has been to encourage the jug
trade. On every train reaching the city
there has been a large consignment Of
Jugs 6lled with whisky. These jugs are
carried off by prohlbitionlsts aud anti.
prohibitionibts alike. On ono train
notably there were Aity one gallon jugs.
The poorer people who cannot afford
10 send for jugs are bssieEin9
the druggists for pure alcohol, the sale Of
which is permitted. They make all man.
ner Of excuses 10 get II. They take II out
10 the RrtesiAn pumpB, 10 which clippers
are attached, and dilute II there, drinking
the liquid tU the amusement of the lockers.
on. ..... m
On Tuesday night there will be a clli.
gems meeting 10 nominate candidates for
city officers. Both "wets" and "dryB" are
taking every means 10 capture the meet.
Ing. Lively times AAe expected.
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CIEyELANp, Oct ga big black bear
has been kept in the rear Of saloon al
No. 1902 Sheriff street for two years past
This forenoon a child named Rosie Dorm.
brech, two and half years old, attempt.
cd to play with the brute. The bear
caught the gitl and killed her almost In.
stantly, crushing her head and body In a
most horrible manner. 4. ". Cufran,
the owner Of the bear, has beOn arrested
on n charge Of nAnRlauRhLpr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-26
BRITISH GIsAlN TRADE.
A Review of the weOk-A Decided Rise in
tho Wheat Market.

tho wheat Market,
LONDON, Oct. 25.-The Mark Lans Er.
press, in It's review Of the British grain
.rade during the past week says; The re-
.rlcted sale OF wheat deliveries has caused
values to turn. Provincial markets re-
port an advance in wheat OF Bls1s. There
IS an increased inquiry III London for best
,ampleB. Sales Of English wheat during
ihe past week were 6O.5OO quarters at
29Ja9l, against Il, ,3Os quarters, at 9lssOd,
turing the corresponding period last
year. Values OF fine baileys are ad.
ganciug. Beans and poas are ssOEdy.
Rain destroyed the Scotch oats and bar
ey crop. Flour Is Grmer, corn Is rather
catce. Foreign wheats are steadier.
There has been a fractional rise in the
lest kinds. Wheat cargoes on passage
ave improved IN values, There is de-
nand from France under the stimulu8 OF
The proposed increase In import duty.
Jargoes Of Californian for French potts
were freely taken at 3aOl advance.
AT to.day's market there was an Inn
proved feeling. English wheat was not
lealt in at below l shilling advance.
Foreign wheat was Q dearer; red
American and Russian firm, at shilling
rise. Country flour was 0 d dearer. For
ign il1ur waS 6ta1s dearer. Corn was
Ida0d dearer. Eaglish mailing Barleys
dVanCed Is and seconds Is. Oats, beans
md peas were firm.
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wAsHtSuToS, D, o., Oct 20.-coInnIS.
Slonst Miller has directed Su investigation
10 be made Of the charges that W, II,
suhoasId, Deputy Collector o. tuletnSl
revenue Of ths First tennsylvanla dis
trlCt ID with the consent aud approval ol
the collector, Fred X. GefkHf, levyinp
political assessments amounting 10 y pei
cent Of lheir salaries from the employei
il that service, In violation Of the law,
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c1NoINNATi orrIcIALs
Bound over to Court fur Stealing From til,
Public Treasury,

Bound over to Court fur Stealing From the
Public Treasury.
CINCINNATI, o, Oct, 25,-George T
Setter, ex.clerk OF the Board OF PubliC
Works was bound over to the Grand Jury
to-day in the sum Of $4,000. This after
noon he gave Eome startling testimony al
the examination Of James Morgan OF the
Board OF Public Affairs who is charged
with certifying to fraudulent vouchers.
lie said hs got his nephew Joseph Peters
to personate Joseph Meyers 4 Co., and
draw the money on false bills, that Peters
gave the money to him, and be paid three
fliths OF 1t to James Morgan. He mention
edtpeCifCslly where aud when he paid
the, money TO Morgan on two Of these bills
forI$50O each.
0a Cross.examiuation Setter admitted
he had sworn on his own trial that Peters
did not perGonSto Meyers 4 Co., and did
not draw the money but said he swore In
that way to shield Peters.
The case OF Morgan was submitted
without argument and Judge Fitzgerald
held Morgan 10 anHwer to the Grand Jury
In the Gum Of $1,000 which was given.
This testimony by Setter was wholly un.
expected at this time. Although II
has been thought he would expose all he
knew before the trials were ended.
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LtyERpoob, oct. 25.-The National line
steamer, the Queen, which arrived at this
port Saturday from New York, and
which 10 lying Gt Alexandria dock, caught
fire. The Gre was burning in thrSO holds.
Several engines poured water on the
flames, The Gre originated ip tho Gutton
slowed on the Rteerege dock In No.
hold, The ship was Glled with water and
ihb llaneB were exllnqulShed.
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How Ills FrIendshIp Was Returned,

KALAMAZOO, Mlcu., Oct, 25-Early yeg-
terday, Jack Medill, q tough character,
assaulted George Wilbur, who was assist
ing him home from druken orgie. vii.
bur was knocked down two flights OF
stairs and Medill followed and knocked
him over railing to the ground, twenty
feet below. A third time Msdill pounded
and kicked his victim. He then dragged
him to the sidewalk, giving parting
kick. Wilbur 10 still unconscious. His
skull Is fractured and he sustained serious
internal injuries, from which ho will
probably die. Medill has been arrested.
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ROCKFORD, ILL, Oct. 25.-August valen.
tine was set upon on Saturday night by
John LAWN, John Dixon and David Gre.
gan. He was terribly pounded, kicked
and bruised, and died at an early hour
this morning Of his injuries. The muir.
derers are all boys. Crepan is In Jail, and
the others have fed. Officers and Citi.
zens are securing the country for the Cul'
nritA.
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NEw YoRK, Oct, 25.-At the national
convention OF the Brotherhood OF Loco.
motive Engineers to-day the discussion Of
ways and means for reducing the assess.
ment in the insurance association was
carried on with the result Of discovering a
general belief that the benefits were too
large. Now a brother losing a limb or
arm, his sight or hearing receives $1,000
and In case Of his death his representa-
tive gets that amount. The assessments
have aggregated in the past year 800 per
capita and the men say this 10 more than
they eau afford. The convention goes on.
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A pENIoCILNTIC SCHEME

To Throw out the Pnlatino District In Mar
Ion Cuunty-NegIlgenCO OF officers.
Sp.ctat Dispdtch TO The L,tG!lIGeaeer.
FAIRMoNT, W. Va, Oct, 25.-Tho Re-
publicans OF Palatine were startled o.day
by tho discovery that they would be rc'
quired to go four miles In the country to
vote on tho account OF the negligence oi
the olllCiala to post notices Of the change
Of place Of voting.
It is believed to have been Demo
cratic scheme to leave out the Palatine
precinct which giveS Republican ma
joity OF over a hundred. There Is much
excitement In Palatine aud Fairmont over
the aaair and tho Democratic officials are
being severely criticised.
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rlnrrr IN tIln cnrIrp NInrket.

New YoRx, ost. 25.-The Telegram says
The Impoltsrs' and Grocers Exchange to-
day was the scene Of much excitement on
account Of the unsettled condition OF th,
coffee market. The sharp upward turi
in prices which took place on Saturday
caused iears Of disaster 10 many dealers
Operations were heavy aud there was 6
desperate struggle between the bulls an
bears. A strong effort was being made to
break tho corner, It was reported tha
European speCulators had purchasec
over 100000 bags Of Rio.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct 25.-A special from
Lebanon, Mo-, says: Otto Killings, a far.
mer living twelve miles from this city was
shot and fatally wounded yesterday alter.
noon by Charles MalOtt, the twelve year
old son ola nsighbor. Young Malott was
throwing stones at Mr.. Killings and little
daughters when their father approached
and frightened him away. The boy ran
to his home and procured shot gun, re-
turned and fred the charge Into Mr.. Hi.
llngs body, fatally woundlng him.
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rnlled on lll. Ninrrlnn

ClicAdo, OCT, 95.-A, Q, Butler, a Board
Of Trade commission man, failed to mar.
gin his deals Ia wheat, today, and bill
trades we're closed out Rt The opening o.
the morning session. His liabilities ars
believed TO be about 81 900. He operated
chiefly In the Thousand bushV" or "Kin,
dsrgaitBn" department Of The Board. The
failure lad little effect upon The market
except for few minutes.
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NO ESTIMATES YET.
The Departments Behind IN Furnishing
EstImates of Expenses.

The Departments Behind In Furnishing
Estimates of Expenses.
WASHINGTON, Oct, 25.-The estimates ol
the departments for appropriations re,
quired for the fiscal year 1898 are isl
behind, These estimates should have
been transmitted to the Treasury Depart
ment on or before the lst CT Ootober.
While the law does not require the Secre.
tary OF the Treasury to transmit the esll.
mates to Congress earlier than the first
day In December, the Committee on Ap.
propFiations, who have to deal with tue
estimates, generally expect to have them
before that date, aud especially when the
coming session Of Oongteis Ia short one,
as IL the case this year; for, unless they
can get to work before Congress conYeneS,
the session 10 too short for all tue work they
have to do In regard to appropriations,
Knowing this, Mr.. Randall the chair.
man OF the Committee on AppropriR.
tons, had a resolution passed by Congress
before adjournment in August, authoriz.
Ing his committee to meet in November
and begin the preparation OF Appro-
priation bills. Already Mr., RIndsll has
come 10 town, although he had to
como on crutChes; the clerk Of his com.
mittee is here, and tho entire committee
will be here In November, ready to work:
but the outlook now is that the estimates
will not be ready in timo to be printed be-
fore Congress convenes, and without the
estimates Mr.. RsudAll's committee will
have nothing 10 work on.
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rrlrl,tflll IlnIlnr E,nln.Inn.

READING, Pa, Oct. 25.-Iniormation
reached hero today Of a fatal accident
which took place in q lonely msruhland
district in East Nantmeal, Chester County,
late Sunday evening. The boiler OF j. Z.
Fishers saw mill exploded, wreCking the
building and scattering destruction In
every direction, The loss TO the building
is 5000 to 5000 The workmen injured
are: Calvin SheetE, injured internally;
silaS 21rbe, Of Wonel6dorf, was picked
up unconscious. These two will die.
Three othurg were dangerously wounded,
besides half o dozen slightly sCalded.
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INDIANAPOLIS, 0rt. 25,-It was learned
to-day that Il. ]. Landoru, the dishonest
clerk OF Ladders, Given & Company, pork
packers, had left a number Of creditors
upon transactions conducted as o broker.
In these matters he used the name Of his
uuCls, jackson, Itanders, aud at least one
ofdthe losers, Chicago houso, behind Il
was trading with his uncle,
What thu amount Of the shortage Ia
this line will bO cannot be told until re-
turns are all 10, but 1t is believed 1t will
amount 10 iully $4,000.
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on,y Ons ,yo,p ria II.

LONDON, OCL 2S-Mr. Gladstone tele.
graphs from Hawafdsn regarding the re.
port that he was attacked and badly
Stung by wGSpS, yhiCh he had dlstpfbOd
while Telling q tree, that q wasp merely
Btung him on The eye lid and that hv
Canuot Gee out oil one aye because ot The
swelling. He says that OtherWllO h0 Z
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CHiCAOo, Oct 25.-Mr. Halmstesn, book.
t''psf for Shoutdb, Storey 4 KSSper, jow.
Ssltr, on Randolph aud State streets, has
WEI Vsen missing since TuGEday, and he is be.
leVed 10 be In Canada. He 10 believed Ia
Selhoft $4,000 in his accounts. He has
veeh Sith tue firm for eight years, acting
Ss.eashiet until Mr., KaspeF became part
y ~ IN j nly, Since that date his book
. .aoE a deficit Of 600. Mr.. KaBpsr wGl
;sn sasn by q reporter to-day but refused II
NY NY SGont wont the affair. "S6methIng is wrony
su halmgreen Ia gone, aud we don't
sSs suoN where hO ls, !" WSS al that he Woald
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WABASH, 1Sp, Oct. 25.--As tho election
approaches, some Of the olIIceholdera are
defying President CleVeland'S Civil Service
order. Bayard y. Gray, Of Portland, an
oliceholder and son Of the Governor, Is
billed for four political speeches this week
Ia his neiVhhorhood. Mr.. Gray, perhaps,
believes his relationship to the Governor
will make 1t oil right.
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FROM what We know OF the Republic
cans Of PAlatine District, Marion county,
tbey will go four miles to vote. Itthey
cap't ride thsy will walk, and itthey
en-. walk they will crawl, They won't
hermit themselves to be knocked Ou! by q
lille Democratic dodge,
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Mss Rosg ELIZABETH CLEVELAND has
let Lil,rury Life iall with "a deep, dull
thud," Tho publisher OF that periodical
was working Miss Cleveland in q way to
dispuat woman Of her refinement The
relapse into its former obscurity will be a
great strain on Literary Life.
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wheelIng A1en In u ooIlNIon.

Special DtFpdtch 70 Me AHtdtlQsHeT.
ALTOONA, Pa, Oct 25.-The limited ex'
press struck freight train ono mile east
of here tonight, oyerturning four cara
No one was killed butseveral persons were
badly injured. Alex Laing and S. P. Par.
ker, Of Wheeling were in the car that wal
badly shattered, but escaped injury.