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Are you disturbed at night and broken
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A Trunk nlYsrpnY.
A Beautiful woman's Remains Found in q
Trunk Possible Murder.

A Beautiful WOmnn's Remains Found In a
Trunk Possible Murder.
TOLEDO, o., September n.-This fore.
noon trunk arrived by the Wheeling &
Lake Erie road, from Bellevue, which ex.
hailed so horrible au odor as to drive the
baggageman from his post. 1t was placed
on the platform, and the police authori.
ties notified. Soon after their srrlval Z Will
SOD, who came from Bellevue on the Lake
Shore Railroad, arrived with dray, and
presented check for the trunk. He was
Immediately arrested, aud the trunk open.
ed, when 1t was found to contain the body
oil q woman, packed In hay. Wilson. aud
the trunk were then taken TO the Police
Station.
The body Of the dead woman was exam.
lned by the Coroner. II was that OF a
lady, about twenty years OF age, who must
h We been beautiful woman. She was
Of medium height, with blue eyes and
brown hair. Her clothing consisted only
oil q Chemise, skirt, pair Of cream.col-
ored stockings and some kind OF cloth
wrapped around the chest and waist. The
clothing was OF the finest linen, with ele.
giant embroidery, and was evidently that
ot woman In comfortable circumstances.
She is very thin and wasted, and looks as
II she might Of died Of consumption.
The body was considerably decomposed
above the hips, and especially about the
head. The lower parts were IN better
condition. Under each arm was a very
black mark, which looks as ifthe skin had
been punctured by some kind OF q Crap
pliDg. hook. There are no other apparent
marks OF violence. The trunk in which
the body was found is new one, and
looks as II 1t had never been used. Ia the
mouth oil the woman was found stuffed q
lot OF tissue paper, on which the officers
hope to find some writing, although none
is at present visible.
Wilson Is a school teacher from near
Ithaca, Ohio, and student last winter OF
the Toledo Medical College. He iB held
on q charge Of graye.robbing, but there
are suspicious that murder has been un.
earthed. Wilson refuses to talk or give
any explanations,
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pEFAuLTING oFFIoIALs.
A "Pooh.Bah" In the Insurance BusInc
Called to Give mn Accounting.

a tPoOh.Bah" In the Insurance Business
Called to Give an Accounting,
CHICAGO, Sept. ll.-Attorneyi General
George Hunt filed petition in the Cir.
cult Court yesterday against William H.
Wills, Henry Hudson, William w. Youn.
ger, Joseph q. Thompson and a. L. Gran.
dell to have them removed as officers OF
the United States Life aud Accident As.
sociation, of Chicago, and to have re-
Ceiver appointed for the concern, on the
ground that these officials have failed to
perform their duties in paying over the
moneys Of the association, and have neg.
lected to give bonds or make proper re.
ports.
Crandell is the president, treasurer,
medical director, and acting secretary OF
the association. He has failed, It is al.
legged, to deposit any money whatever In
the First National Bank. Various other
violations OF the hy.laws are cited. The
court 10 asked TO restraia the defendants
from Withdrawing, or the banks from pay
Ing out any funds deposited. Judge Moran
granted an injunction prayed. Henry
Hudson, one Of the directors, aweara 10
the truth OF the charges.
After the bill was hlsd Crandell was ar
rested by constable, charged with em-
btzzling 81, 200 from the association. He
was taken before Justice Foote, and in
default Of 81 200 bail was taken TO jail.
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slI People Drowned.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1l.-AspeCial from Nash.
vile, Tenn, says. A letter from Foun.
tain Run, KY. gives the particulars Of an
accident near that place by which Bi1 per.
Sons loat their lives. A party conBlstlng
Vi the wife and child Of Roy Tnrner, two
sons Of John Nelson Turner and two young
men named Hood were fofdinE Green
River 10 q wagon when the horses became
frightened and ran down stream into deep
water The wagon upset, and 40 none o.
the occupants could swim the entire party
,Saa deatSoa1
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THG capture ul Geronimo and his savage
associates in crime in New Mexico, says
the Philadelphia Press, and Arizona con-
fronts the War Department with new
trying difficulty, namely, the question
whether tho offending red skins shall be
tried by a court.msteriSl or by civil pro-
cas-. MIR. Oleveland's Secretary Of Wal
has proved himself be sufficiently un'
equal to the duties Of his position to war
rant grave doubt as to his ability to gel
through his present difficulty without EN-
plOyinga a constitutional lawyer.
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sntur,inys, shocks.

CHARLESTON, =. O., Sept. 11.-There
were severel shoCks last night, but the
people are becoming callous and there
were no panics. The first Of these oc.
CURED about $3.50 =. NJ, and was quite Sc.
we're, although not severe enough to do
any additional damage. The night, too,
was boisterous and wet, and knowing that
TO sleep In the open airwas almost certain
death, many white people returned 10
their houses and slept In them.
In not single case, however, did any
body who happened to be In bed when
the fatal shock came return 10 the bed.
room.
The mortality list to-day Is the heaviest
since the earthquake, amounting to eight
deaths from exposure and injuries. These
we're:
Joseph Williams, colored infant, 20
months old, gastritlS and exposure.
Hattie Brown, colored, Q days old, Of ex-
posure.
Lavinia Lawrence, colored, l month old,
debility and exposure.
Eliza HarleHton, colored, fourteen days
old, congestion Of lungs and exposure.
Sarah Reeves, colored, IS years old,
fracture Of the skull.
Lucinda Haiz, colored, IS months old,
debility and exposure.
Ella Hogan, white, years old, epilepsy
and exposure.
James Bell, cOlored, years old, scrofula
and exposure. ~
Il viii be- seen that most Of these are
children, and as great as the list is II Ia
feared that 1t will be much greater next
week. This swel!s the casualties from the
earthquake up to nearly ninety. .EsA 20!
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BLAINE's WIT
On the Stump THE Last Speech of the
Campaign.

On the Stump The Last Speech of the
Campaign.
GARDINER, Me-, Sept. 1.-THE last rally
Of the Republican campaign in the Safe
was held in the spacious Coliseum in this
city tonight In the course OF his re.
marks, Mr.. Blaine said: a..
1t Is worth while in this last hour for
discussion, standing as We are on the eve
OF election, 10 recall the peCuliarities OF
this campaign, for certainly the general
arguments submitted to the people have
been, on the side Of the opposition, filed
with contradictions, not 10 say absurdities.
The. Democrats apparently have been un.
able to define their position on any ques.
tion. On the leading national issue oi
protection they have been timid and
irresolute in the last degree, occasionally
putting forward q rank free trade arsu.
ment through some Of their speakers and
recalling or qualifying 1t in one OF their
leading organs on the succeeding day.
Then again arguing In the main for the
Morrison tariff bill as whole, and yet
afraid to touch any one Of the many fea.
lures OF that bill in which the commercial
and agricultural and manufacturing inter.
ests Of Maine are injured or destroyed.
Applause.
The most learned doctor OF Salamanca
would be unable to find any thread OF con.
sistency, any line Of logic, any dash OF
common sense In the mode In which the
Democratic party has conducted its cam.
paign Oh this issue. They seem, indeed,
to have kept q mere show Of fight on be.
half Of their own party, while depending
In reality for any possible chance oi victory
uphn the diversion Of distraction caused
by the third party, and the third party, in
turn, has exhibited as striking peculari.
ties as the Democrats themselves In their
mode Of conducting the campaign.
General Neal Dow, who has for the last
quarter of century stood for two con.
ttnents as the great witness OF the value
and effectiveness Of prohibition, now de.
clares that for 80 years 1t has not done a
bit OF good in the suppression Of the liquor
traffic Of Msino. Laughter. General
Dow has thus apparently been willing TO
set at naught his own testimony through.
out this long period in order to achieve q
victory against the Republicans. II there
be consistency in political action, II there
be honor and fair dealing among men, the
Republican party and its candidates exhi.
bit both In their campaign, which 30 iar
as have had word TO say, is now closed.
bid you cordial good night. Eremend.
Gus applause.
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TnE Boston Journal says that the dis
interested enthusiasm with which the
Philadelphia Times and other Democratic
papers are cndOavoring to help the Penn.
SylyAnia Prohlbitionists to manage their
campaign ia something touching and
beautiful to Witness.
ltb indeed. It's not by virtue Of any
principle that lies concealed in the Demo
cratic bosom that moves the organs OF the
party to help cause they have no sym.
paihy with, but a desire to defeat the
very ends that the real temperance party
has in view. In view Of recent occur.
rences the Third Party cannot be blind
Inihiu
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1fYour Lung. arc pe.troyed

Do not expect that DR.. Plerce's "Golden
Medical Discovery" will make new onel
for you. It can do much, but not i'm.
possibilities. II, however, you have not
yet reached the last stages Of consumption,
there 10 hope for you. But do not delay
lest you cross the fatal line where help Ii
impossible. The Discovery has arrested
the aggrayating cough Of Thousands oI
and hectic feverS, and restored them to
health and happiness.
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pEHn COMPLICATED
In a Prohibition state Tho CorkS Pulisd
Out aud the Fluid Wasted.

In q Prohibition state ThO COfkA FuhoH
Out aud the Fluid Wasted.
CHICAGO, Sept. l2,-A Times special
from Lawrence, Kansas, says, There ID
much feeling here over The conhSCation
BY Sheriff Corwln, Of Bismarck Grove,
where The Western National fair has been
in progress the week past, Of 5000 bottles
Of beer which had been seized, the frat ol
the week from parties who were selling II
out In violation Of the prohibition law.
Monday morning last great conbterna'
tion wAS produced on the fair grounds BY
the appearance upon tho counters. Of the
largest stand on the ground oi beer Ia
large quantities, being dealt out 10 the
large crowds Of yiailotB from Missouri and
other States. ShptlH Oorwin arrested the
parties At the stand and attached the en-
Tire stock on hand, over which he kept
guard until late Saturday evening, when
ne eel elk men Ut work drawing the cofkl
from The bottles and pouring the liquid
ont into d ravine which emptlss Into the
Kansas river and replacing the empty
bottles Into the cases.
Five hundred thirsty people witnessed
the opetallon with great disiavof, This Il
The iitst case oi note ol Oonascatlon tnady
Ia Che State, and lts legality 10 denied
while ID bpltit this community commend
The act. II 10 branded quite dnanimoubl!
] N being avery hlgh'hahded measui0,
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A Zig Running Race,

LONDON, Sept. 1l,-Oummings beat
George in a four.mlle run at Preston to.
day. George led until they entered on
the fourth mile, when Cummings spurted
and went TO the front, Cummings tinish-
ed the distance alone, George retiring on
the 10th lap, The time for the four miles
was 90 minutes, 1925 seconds. The first
two miles were made In 10 minutes, 1925
seconds. Twelve thousand people Wit
messed the race.
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PORTSMOUTH, o, Sept, 11,--AtS O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, 40 Governor Foraker
was addressing six thousand people Under
the big tent at the reunion grounds, gale
came tip almost lifting the tent from Ia
supports, and very neatly causing q panic,
The tent was lowered Ia the center aud
men Heised the canvas aud held II down,
The speech was cut of abort, and the tent
emptled oi its immense thfong In two
minutes. A terrific faln.siotm followed
lasting an houf, aud more moist cot o.
nofLGls haven't been BOen since Noah'i
hood,
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TuE0. 4 .. AND rnE =. II. II.
A war of cutting Hates wnEing rlOrCOly.
pflrHA Very Low.

A War Of cutting Hates wnEing FiOrCely.
Prices Very Low.
ST, LOUIS, Sept. 1l.-The threatened
break In EAst.bound rates now Seems In.
evllable, and the skirmish has actually
begun. Yesterday the Pennsylvania
placed a block Of tickets in the hands Of
BCapOs with the natural result Of deduct
lug tho commission Of tho already low rate
round trip tickets 10 Cincinnati now sell.
inSat El2or 81 one way, and to Indian
apoiS for $40 for round trip or 81 one way
and i Ia utdsrstood that appottlonate cull
Mo being made 10 oil other points East
between ". Louis and Baltimore.
The baltimore 4 Ohio will naturally bI
compelled 10 meet this cut, and with the
strained relations existing between thai
company and the Pennsylvania II ls fear.
cd an open break is certain 10 occur unleel
the obi CllonAbls tickets ara withdraw
aud should the baltimore 4 Ohio fall inlC
line the Bae Line can not keep out,
The opinions expressed that the VA
will not extend into trunk line territory
but vii be confined principally 10 OlnCln
natl, Indianapolis and local trfiliC, bu
onGs inaugurited will mot stop this bidI
ol Baltimore.
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Tng Mauv campaign closed Saturday
night. The election takes place to-day
and Republican triumph is assured
Where tho votes arc counted In statt
like Maine there is little doubt Of the re
suit. In the Solid South there might bt
anne lear Of The result.
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The discovery Of q we'll Of kerosene oil ID
reported near Greenwood, NO.

AcKRR's BLOOD ELIXIR is the only Blood
Remedy guaranteed. 1t Is . positive cure
for Ulcers, Eruptions or Syphllitic Poison.
ing. It purlaes the whole Bystem, and
banishes all Rheumatic and Neuralgia
paing. We guarantee II. Logan 4 90.
and Charles Menkemeller.
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CHINESE who Stu,t 40.

wMntSaroE, D, O., Sept 1i,-oOileC-
top Of CuStcmS have been notified that
several Chinese laboren who landed At
Atlantic porta some time ago, In transit
iof China, have not yet quiItehthls Coun.
try, 10 lnAure the, Government against
d Violation Of The privileges conferred BY
q pass overland 10 San Ffanciaco, the Col
ltclon have been directed 10 ADOPT 9 sys.
tenn Of numbering each pass 90 that the
Chinese can be more readily traced And
prevented from remaining In thi1 country
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Mool Ceunlr Convention.

PARKEmnuRa, W. Va, Sept. 1.-THE
Republicans Of this county met in con-
vention in this city to-day amid the great
est enthusiasm. Only County Commis'
sioner and Legislature ticket was to be
nominated, still the feeling was very
stro. q, and the proceedings were marked
by = ~ and harmony. No ooss governs
the ,publicans, and no Senator Camden
dictates Tor them. For County Commis
q Ner, James W. Robin1on, was nomi'
mated, aud for the Legislature, A. =. Lang
r. L. woodward and John B. Badger -ali
aYnallent Ticket anre 70 be elected.
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EX-SENATOR MCDONALD, Of Indiana, ia
announced as candidate for the Senate.
With Vice President Hendricks dead Mr.
McD ,nsld ought to be able to start a boom
hut he will never get there.
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THE PRESIDENT NOT SHOT,
An Alarming Ilumor Deniod-NIrs Cleve
land Ia Making Soft Pillows,


land Is Making Soft Pillows
PROSPECT HousB, N. Y, Sept. 1.-THE
most astonishing incident Of somewhat
uueventtul day was the receipt Of several
telegrams asking II President Cleveland
had really been shot, and II he was much
hurt. Editor Butler, Of the Buffalo MeOS,
asked for an immediate answer TO this
rumor. From the Western Union Office
in New York came au inquiry about the
Presidents condition, and this evening a
similar dispatch was received from Pitts.
burRh from Dr.. Ward, who had reached
that point on his way home TO Albany.
AB Mr.. Cleveland was In the enjoyment oil
perfect health aud no accident or harm
had beiallen him, Of course only one an
swer could be made 10 these inquiries.
What puzzles the people here is how
such O rumor was set Shoat. Tonight the
President treated the members Of the
household 10 trout captured by himself
this morning. Another hunt will prob'
ably occur tomorrow, the suggestion o.
the President 10 that eject having beet
tSss tsYa Inn, and and dogs and suid%eS % forthwith Il
collected Tor the sport,
Mrs. Cleveland aud Mrs. Folsom bott
devoted the morning 10 stripping balaAnl
boughs, The strlppings are used ior I'LL
Ing pillows, which being redolent With thl
odof OF bAlBain are popularly supposed Il
poBsess soothing and even healing powers
This afternoon the ladies oil attended
reading at the camp Of Mt. Theodore 9
Woolsey on the opposite snote Of the lake
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A Gusl,er on woll.

DErRorT, Sept. IA Free Pres Man
istee special says: Il. 8. Peters yesterday
struck oil at depth Of | ,920 feet. He had
been drilling salt well. Three or four
Thousand barrels flowed ont in short
time before the pipe was plugged. Ex.
perts say they have seen wells In the East
produce 1000 barrels o day.
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PRIVATE DALzELL asa Soldiers Reunion
e.perdi.courses lsarnedly on the subject
in another column, and also predicts a
ri, time here week alter next,
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DEMOCRATIC SPLIT.
A Terrific Row In the Eighth Illinois state
Senatorial District.

Senatorial District.
WOODSTOCK, ILL, Sept. 1.-THE Demo.
cratic State Senatorial Convention Of the
Eighth District, held here this afternoon,
was very exciting. The Haines faction,
led by the ex.speaker himself, without
waiting for the Convention to be called to
order, nominated Frank Cox, a Hainea
delegate, for Chairman amid the protests
Of the opposition who nominated and
elected William Werden. Thereupon q
scene oil confusion ensuej, the like ol
which has never before been seen here
Amid howls, threats, inprecations and
hurrahs, the Haines men hurried through
a 90 called organization and nominated
Hatnes, after which they adjourned and
left the hall.
The ntl.Haines men during this time
at tho same desk, were organizing, and
tinished after the HainesiteS left the hall
In regular manner George Wait, Of Lake
county, was nominated as the Democratic
candidate for the Legislature from thit
district. Resolutions were then adopted
declaring want OF confidence in L. M
Haines, repudlating and denouncing him
and stating that whenever and wherever
Z, NJ. Haines assumes to represent or 10
speak politically for the Democratic party
Of this district It is done without author.
i,y, Many Republicans have signiAed
their intention OF voting for Walt, the
regular nominee.
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Isa bass ball game in Missouri three
pe,ple were shot, This discounts the Gin
cjpaati beer glass riots where the umpire
Was the TARGET.
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MANY oi the good things Of this lie are
sorrowiully let alone on account Of dys.
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SUNSET UoI IS coming home, ostensIbly
m the plea Of iIl.heslth, but we suspect
tbs trouble is largely confined to disorder
in the party,
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Your UNCLE JAMES BLAINE Is still stir
ring up the echoes in the forests OF Maine,
and the pine trees bow and smile at the
bot sbot he sands into the enemy.
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Tue cup stays on this side Of the ocean
and the GAlatea returns home worse
be,ten than any Of the former contestants,
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MASON COUNTY, REPUBLICANS,

MASON COUNI1 tEfUbAlCANsI
They Nominate n Winning Ticket-The De-
mOcraCy Have Tough Time.
SpsciGl DtEpaich 10 The IHte!ltgtHeer,
POINT PLEASANT, Septsmber 1.-THE
racent Republican county convention was
the largest held in this county in years,
The delegates who attended the conven-
thion came voluntarily, and paid their
own expenses, in order to have as large, or
larger attendance as the Democrats, as
the Coal Oilers have been for the past two
weeks securing the county for the purpose
Of stirring up what few Democrats there
are. and in many instances paying the ex.
penses Of entire delegations in order to
have them attend. Alter all their work
about two hundred OF the faithful assem-
hled in Harley's Opera hall last Saturday
for the purpose Of holding county CON
ventioR. II. R. Howard was chosen
chairman and John E. Bellar Secretary.
The following is the ticket for members
Of the House OF Delegates: ]. s. Spencer
and J. d. McGifliu. Commissioners Of
the County Court, Burt s. Smith, Levi
R9ush, Jr,; Surveyor, Charles Bryan.
When the name OF Roush was mentioned
q. P. Simpson, who was defeated for
Prosecuting Attorney two years ago, arose
and objected to the nomination. He said
he was defeated for the above position by
treachery upon tho part Of such men as
Roush, and told the convention II they
dominated Roush he would oppose him,
Roush was nominated and Simpson left
he convention in q rage.
Smith the other nominee Is Republic
can from away back. Many old time
Democrats, among them George Washing.
ton Tippett, editor OF the Rcgisler were
candidates for the nomination, hut were
quietly sat down on. In fact Smith was
nominated by acclamation. To say the
Democrats are mad is putting 1t mildly,
many Of the faithful declare they will not
support the ticket. The Republican coun.
~ ticket gives entire satisfaction, and
harmony prevails which means from 400
to 500 majority in November.
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E,CoaNlssloNER OF Owl Service Eaton
sill poiu,edIy puts in a apIn where it prickS
,bs flesh Of partisan oberly,
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Ir appears that Alexander Is not so
much Of martyr after all. He was paid
smupillccnt sum to step down and out.