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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-04
Transfer Of Real Estate.

The following transfers Of reel estate
we're LETT for record at Clerk Hooks Office
yesterday:
Deed made February l,lSs6, by John F.
Hell and Elizabeth, his wife, TO Henry
Hen'zbacker for lot No. 5 in A Il. Butts
addition, situate on the north side OF
Eleventh street. Consideration, $3.50.
Deed made February 3. 1886, By Paul
Heller to Francis Fl. Heller, for twenty.
five feet front of lot No Fl IN square No.
% in the town Of South Wheeling. Con.
sideration, $3.50.
Deed made Fesrusry 10. 1871, by John
Ar5enz and Elizabeth, his wife, TO Levi
P%hilHbauw, for a certain lot Of ground ID
West Liberty township. Consideration,
$40.
Deed made November II, 1888. by
Jsmes Crow and Savenis, his wife, to Levi
P~hilhbsnu, for a tract Of land on the
waters of Little Wheeling Creek. Con-
sheraton, $3.50.
Deed made August IA. 1885. BY William
Rogers and Melissa, his wife, to Levi
Philibsum for G certain piece Ut land In
Ohio county, containing 6 acres IL perches
Consideration, S720.75.
Deed made May %, 1874, by George
Gibson and Sarah R his wife, 10 Lev
P~hillibsum, for 0 certain piece OF land IN
Ohio county, containing 10 acres and Is
psrchss. Consideration, 1886.
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THE END.
Z. - j. BINGELL

III ave-
! DR. Wilson then made en- explanation ia
the committee regarding the charges con-
tanned in BingelIs papers. ending by dis
claiming any PERSONAL feeling in the mat
ter.
DR.. B:ngell-You criticized my drugs in
Bookings, and also tempered with them in
the presence of two physicians.
DR.. Wilson, deny the charge Of tam .
pering, emphstically.
DR.. BiugelI--No druggist will hold him
self responsible for drugs in the hands OF
an enemy. | wouldn't be responsible for a
bottle Of castor oil after it crossed my door.
You know how easy it is to take the cork
out of a bottle and put something in.
DR.. Wilson, deny the charge oftamper'
ing.
DR.. Bingell-I don't propose to except
any apology.
DR.. Wilson, AN not making any.
DR.. Bingell-Right here ] accuse you
and Mr.. Booking OF tampering with my
drugs.
The Chair--How can one tamper with q
pill?
Dr.. ~Bingell-How can you tell that is the
same pill 7 sent out2
The Chair take the Doctors state.
ment.
DR.. Bingell--Well, deny it.
The Chsir-That's foT the committee to
decide.
Dr.. Bingell-I ask that the sample be
left here.
DR.. Wilsou-They will not be lett.
The ChGir-It is not necessary to leave
them.
After some general discussion, among
the members, after the physician and
druggist had withdrawn, the committee sd.
iourned to meet at the call Of the Chair
some time next week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-04
TRUE LOVE.
A Young Lady From Clarksburg Comes 70
wheeling to Meet Her Lover.

a younp Lady From Clarksburg Comes TO
wheeling to Meet Her Lover.
Some time ego, as the story goes .
youup man from this city, while at Work
in Clarksburg, became acquainted with a
Young lady of that place, and, as is often
the case, their acquaintance ripened into
love. They would have probably e
married there, but obstacles in the shape
of dissenting parents arose, and the young
man, after q courtship of a few moons
left the place and came to Wheel
inc, where he intended to secure
work. The young lady left home
about a week ago and came to Wheeling,
onlv to find her lover sick in bed, and the
marriage was sgain necessarily post
poned. On Tuesday her broth.
er, who il "a merchant 81
Clarksburp, arrived in the city and at
tempted to induce her to return home with
him, but the effort wa q failure. bow,
ever she compromised the matter
agreed to 90 to an aunt in Bellaire, which
she did. It is probable that the young
folks will be married as oon as the young
man RECEIVERS True love, etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-04
4 New Railroad Company.

A certificate Of incorporation was grsnt
ed Monday by Secretary Of State Walker
to the Ripley and Mill Creek Valley Rail
road Company for the purpose Of construct
Jog aud operating a railroad in jackson
county this State. The road is to commence
at or near Ripley, Jackson county, and it i:
proposed to intersect the Ohio River Rail
road at or near the mouth of Mill Creek.
The principal office q to be at Ripley. The
sum subscribed is $3.50, ten per cent Of
Ehich has been paid in on subscription and
the privilege of increasing said stock to
$75.O 600 is granted. Each share is worth
$25. and are held by FIFTY residents Of Jack,
son county, each Of whom holds one share
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-04
wnnthnr -lcatio

WASHINGTON, D. C., February For
the Ohio Valley ard Tennessee, slowly
rising temperature, winds, generally north
erly, becoming variable.
For the lower lake region, cloudy weather
and local SHOWS, followed BY fair weather;
winds generally northwesteSly, nearly
stationary temperature, followed By slight
" warmer weather during Friday.
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IN GENERAL.
Found Guilty.

Hesbet Damsel, on trial at St. Glars
vile, Monday and Tuesday charged with
committing rape on one Mary Peppers, Of
Baruesyille, last September, was found
guilty, the Jury being out only about an
hour. The circumstances of Damsels
crime will be remembered as peculiarly
a~trocious-his victim being a girl of I'm,
sound mind, and reduced by him more
helpless still with liquor.
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index to New Advertisement,

BOste ana Shoes, g. Wincber.
Commissioners sale.
For Rent-Niu Property.
For Sale-Island Rink.
Patents for Sales. ". HOEari.
Fine Furnishing GOOds-D, GUn-l ling & Co.
Stop That C~Ough-NcLain's PeCfOral Syrup.
Reduced Prices-G. Mendel 4 Co.
For Sale-Boot ana Shoe store.
Sundries-R. II. List.
Rooms With Board-lLOcaI Page
Fine Bananas-McMechens'-ILOc PAGE.
Great Bz~ryAins-HenTy jacobs & CO.-[IOea
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Additional Local on First Page.
CASH DISCOUNT.

We have made a general PedEc.
siOn I'm every pair of boots, shoes
and rubbers I'm Ihe house As We
now do q cash business, &c VIII
nav YOU TO call and get prices.
J. W. AAGICE,
HAS Main Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-04
Excursion Tickets to the South.

Excursion Tickets to h South.
Excursion tickets to New Orleans,
Jacksonville and all southern resorts are
now on sale at the Panhandle Office. Fol
tickets or full information call on or sd'
dress j. G. Tomlinson, Passenger Agent
Panhandle route, Wheeling, W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-04
Low Rate Excursion.

The B. & o. are selling low rate excur'
sion tickets to New Orleans, Jacksonville
and all Southern resorts. For uckets,
tourists guides and full information, call
on or address T. C. Burke, Ticket Agent
B. L O. depot, Wheeling, W. Va.
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M1eeIin9 Re9istrr
LOCAL iNTELLlGENcE,
The MeAthar.

Following shows the range OF the Their
mometer yesterday, as observed by c,
Schnspf, the Opera House druggist: I
q. m, 9; II m, Il; 3 p. mr IL 7 p. N.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-04

SRE the grdat amateur go-asyou-please
pedestrian contest at Capitol Rink, be-
ginning at IL o'clock, to day,
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AN elegant and complete line OF
Suitings,P antalOOnings and over
cOatings, made 10 order I'm best
style and at lowest priceP.
For comfort get M of those
best Wool Knit Jackets, and your
Furnishing Goods at
4. HESS ~ SONS,
1921 d 1929 Market ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-04
A Query.

To The Editor Of The RegiEe.
MIYGo JUNCTION OHIo.
SIR-Please answer in to morroW's REG
lister if there is a County Court in exis-
teuce in Ohio county, and if so, by whom is
it presided over2
THE Board of County Commissioners
acts in lieu OF a County Court. Geo.
Woods is President OF the Board and Geo
Hook Clerk Of the Court-ED
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-04

SEE the great amateur go-as.you'please
pedestrian contest at Capitol Rink, begin
ming at II o'clock, to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-04

SEE the great amateur goasJou-plesse
contest at Capitol Rink. beginning q. y
o'clock, today.
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QUE own make shoes in all styles 50 so.
Locke's, l043 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-04

Our OWL make shoes in all styles $3.50
Locke's, 1913 Main street,
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GREAT three days walking contest at
Capitol Rink, beginning at II o'slock, to-
day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-04

GsEAr TIRES days walking contest at
CAPITOL Blink, beginning st II o'clock to-
day.
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POINTS.

Coon music at the Island Rink to. might
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L.. S.GooD&Co sell dry goods the cheapest

Qua own make shoes in all styles 50 50
LocEe's, l043 Main street.
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Our W make shoes in all styles $3.50
Locke's, 1913 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-04

GREAT three days walking contest at
Capitol Rink, beginning at II o'clock, to-
daY.
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Dr.. Wilsou-Yes. Another case was
something entirely difierent-ons where
other drugs than these prescribed were
given. The patient was q child named
Moore. and the prescription was No. So.
l don't remember tbs date. This was
the prescription as filled Showing box
of powders, and opening one for in
spsction, and this was the drug l ordered,
showing another powder in different col.
ored paper. The directions we're to give
one ofths powders every four hours. When
l returned the mex day the patient had
thrown up every powder given-ihey would
not stay on the stomach. Iexamiued the
powders and found they we're not what had
been ordered. Thinking there had been
some mistake, | said nothing and wrote
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-16
burned, Reaten and Robbed .

ST.. LOUIS, Mo, November 10 "A
special from Clarence, Mo, says: Last
night about IL O'Clock a stranger
named George Dobyns came dragging
h mself slowly and painfully into the
city. He was fearfully burned, and
presented a frightful appearance. As
he was walking along the railroad
track, two miles east Of this place, he
was attacked by two unknown men,
who, after relieving him Of So, all the
money he had, beat him in brutal
manner until he wss insensible, aud
then set fra to his clothing. The
flames burned into bis Il sh, restoring
cons ciousness, and by rolling on the
ground and tearing at bis garments
with his naked hands he finally sue
Gee ded in extinPuishing the flames,
but not until he had received fright
full and probably fatal burns. He is
now under the care OF physicians
here
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-16
A Crnohad PontnI Clerk.

CHICAGO, ILL, November l5.-Geo.
Golfer, a newly appointed postal clerk,
operating on the st. Paul limited
train, between Minneapolis and Chi
cago, was arrested this morning by
Inspectors Doubleday and Smith,
charged with rid ng the mails. Ex-
tensive theits OF valuable letters, prin-
cipally those directed to M. A. Dauphin
Of thu Louisiana Lottery Company,
hsd taken place Of late, and watch
was st and decoys sent, On Novem'
Der 81, twenty letters were found by
the side OF the track near Milwaukee,
all directed to Dauphin. The cur
rency and available money contents
were abstracteG aud the express and
postoftice money orders mutilated.
On his person was found 50 in cash
and the decay letters mailed to go on
his train. Cot was recommended
by the Hon. p. II Kelly Of st. Paul,
and has been a month in the service,
replacing discharged Republican.
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A Murderer L.ynched.

HARRISON, ARK, November IA
Andrew ]. Null iRan, alias James Page,
the murderer of James N. Hamilton,
was taken from the jail here by mob
last night aud shot 10 death. Mulligan
was brought here from Macon county
where he committed the crime, for
safekeepiug, Last night about IL
o'clock, q number OF mounted men
appeared Near the jail, accommodated
for a time and then rode away. About
an hour later shout ihirty-hve heavily
armed and well mounted men made
an attack upon the jiil, captured the
guards ard jiilor, the latter of whom
they ordered to open the doors. This
he refused to do, but the keys were
taken from him and the prisoner was
dragged forth. A rope was placed
around his neck and he was literally
dragged after gillopiDg horse for the
distance OF four blocks, where the end
OF the rope was thrown over the limb
OF q tree, and as the murderer wss
draws up into the air, his body was
riddled with bullets. The mounted
mob then rods away, having accom-.
plished It's object. MulliSan was an
employe Of Hamilton, who owned a
farm In Macon county, and shot his
employer without cause on the night
of the 22d OF October.
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A War Between the Friends of Two
klvNl Merchants

LOUISVILLE, XIV, November 15.-
The war in Perry county, Kentucky,
between the French and Eyersole
faction has broken out sfresh. Almos,
every citizen Of the county has taken
sides with one or the other of these
mountain merchant princes, ss they
a'e called. Boh factions seem to have
come to The conclusion that there eau
be no set ment except by extermi-
nation. Both factions are armed, and
the hrst shot will bring about a general
war. TIE ieud b tween French and
Eversoe dat 3 back several yesrs.
They are rivals ia business, and
control the entire trade of several
mountain counties. The report that
both were killed some time ago vas
not tus.
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A Brutal Prize fight.

ST. JosEPH, Mo, November 10
jams Cassidy, q Chicsgo blacksmith,
and Joseph Wallas, miner Of Joplin,
Mo fought seven bloody rounds with
bare fists, ON sandbar in the middle
OF the Missouri river early this morn
ing. A purse of $3.50 was the stake.
About $1,000 changed hands on the
result. In the fourth round Cassidy
stretched WalatE senseless upon the
sand. He lay motionless for seven
seconds, and Cassidy's hackers were
claiming the fight. Suddenly, WallaiE
jumped to his feet and gave Cassidy
crushing blow full in the face, follow
ing with q terrific body blow. Cassidy
fought gamely, but he YVES dazed, and
at the end OF the seventh round,
blinded with blood, he succumbed to
In onDonent.
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Impaneling n Jury for "BOOdIe"
Mc0uade

New YORK. November 15.-Ex.Al-
derman J. McQnRde, of the "boodle"
board OF 1884, was srraigned for trial
this morning in Part l OF the OouIt OF
General Sessions. There was an i'm.
mense crowd in the courtroom and
about the building long before the ar.
rival OF Recorder Smyth. MtQlads
was early in the building, and few
minutes before IL O'Clock entered the
courtroom with Lawyer Newcomb and
seated himself at a table in front Of
the bar. McQuade was perfectly calm
and nodded to his friends with smile
on his face. Rec rider 6myth entered
a few minutes after IL o'clock. Dis
tlict Attorney MARITIME, with bis as
sistants, Nicoll, Fl Lgsrald and Col.
Fellows, followed few minutes later.
Police Inspector Byrnes came la and,
calling Lawyer Newcomb aside, COM
menced to talk with him in an earnest
manner. The work OF securing jury
was then commenced.
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GRIMES and CASUALTIES.
CONGRESSMAN GLOVER ASSAULT
ED BY "a BAD AAN,"
whom He Re lists With All His
Might-A Brutal Fle ht Between
Sturdy BlRck. mi his.

sr. LOUIS, No November l4.-Hon.
John N. Glover, The Congressional
represr ntaliye from the Ninth Mis-
souri, District, started for Washington
last night wi n a black eye. Early 10
the evening be met JOHN B. Wa'eIs,
Uatchman at the Savage Corps House,
and they tngag, d in wordy wranele
over suit which had been tried N the
afternoon, and in which Mrs. Ferris,
the watchman's stepmother, was the
plant fl, and client OF the Congress
man the defendant Mr.. Waters de-
msnded from Mr.. Glover the reason
for his having spoken 80 disrespect-
fully of Mrs. Ferris during the trial.
The Congressman replied that he was
only defending his client. But this
did not satisfy the Waterman, and,
after an exchange Of hot words, the
men came to blows and pounded each
other until a policeman placed them
under arrest. They were taken to the
Police Station and charged with dis.
turbing the peace, bat were released
after giving bond. Waters is q wreck
OF q man, having lost one arm and
almost the use OF one leg from the
effects OF injuries received at a tiIe
come time ago, but he succeeded In
Furnishing severely his honorable an
tnOonigt
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-16
Tho Leyec Gives way.

PLAoUEMINEs, LA, November 10
About 3 &C ock this morning over 200
feet OF the river bank, including Levee
street, caved into the river. Several
bui ding, were destroyed. This 10 the
fifth cavein which has taken place in
the river front this season. This last
cave'n has approached 80 near the
new levee which was being built by
the citizens as to render It's completion
useless. 1t Is now thought that this
later cavtin and below will continue
to widen and extend un il the whole
business front Of the river will be en-
pulfed.
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NIeNicnnn KIII nn Amerinnn.

CHICAGO, ILL, November ia
special fcom Pie Xix, Aris,, says: Al
Antelope last night three Mexieans
rode up TO the store OF @ S. Stanton.
Two OF them en- cred the store and
opened fire on Stanton and another
man named Kelly. The third Mexican
fred through the window. Stanton
was instantly killed. Kelly returned
the FIRE, killing one Mexican. The
other two, sseirg their companion
fall, hurnedly asd. Sttton was i'm
Pile ited in the Barney Martin msssa.
ere, few months ago, and bore an I'M
enviable reputation.
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vernncuInr aronchitIs.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND November 10
DR.. Salmon, Of the Bureau OF Animal
Industry, Department OF Agriculture,
who hfs been investigating the al
legged pleuro.pneumonia in Clinton
and surrounding counties, says the
disease is not pleuro-pneumonia but
vernacular bronchitis, and is causi d
by the animals eating a certain species
OF worm found ia vegetation 10 that
country. The disease is not c)nta-
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XOuBg WOmaa stricken WIN
HydroPhObla,

OHIcAoo, LII, November 14.-Daisy
lrick, Young lady 6 years old, re i'd.
sidingwith W. ii Daniels the corner
Of Fifth avenue aud Lssalle street, died
today after tWeDty-four hours with.
ing in ell the hor ors of bydropholil.
She was bitten twenty sev, n days ago
by q Newfiu1d and dog, but wa,
supposed u have entirely Tecovered
from the efscs. List evening she
went into contiI uous series of
spasms and developed a fearful thirst,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-16
A Dis,iIIeTy Burned .

PEORIA, ILL.,, November l5.-The
bonded warehouse at the Manhattan
Distillery burned early this morning:
cause unknown. Toe rectilying tower
and cattle s1eda were saved, The loss
is not est mat d as yet, but ia July in.
sured. There were l40 barrels of
whisky and about ninety of Alcohol,
and the bull ,ings were worth alb mt
$4,000. Probably $25, 900 will cover the
loss. The hou will be rebuilt at
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-16
A Yep swaps SKIS wife. Giving 81 90
10 nOOl.

NEW YORK, November ia Cha
than, N. o, special says white man
named Moore was sent TO the chain
gang Saturday for having traded wives
with another man. When Judge Gill
mer asked him what he had to cay
why sentence should not be passed,
he replied that he did not know that
his act was crime A man came to
his house with a woman who was bet.
ter looking than his own wife and
bantered him for a trade; 30 he
snapped and paid ST 80 to boot. As
this was his first swap" he hoped the
Court would impose light sentence.
The other mao who wal a party TO the
trade has not been apprehended, as he
lives some miles ia the country, and
the officers have been unable to catch
him.
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An Insane old Man.

PITTsBURG, November l5.-Thomas
freeman, the old man who mysteri-
ously disappeared in this city about
two weeks since, while on route 10 his
home in Paris, H., called at the May
or's Office last night and was taken In
change by the authorities. He was
found wandering aimlessly around
the stTetts ten days ago and was sent
to jail az vaRrant. The authorities
will send him home today.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-16
A Spanish Diplomatic Black mailed.

NEW York, November l5.-Vincent
Metre, member OF the Spanish Le-
cation, was srraigued at the Jefferson
Market Court, charged with robbing
Jeanne de Maynard, an opera singer,
of 1900 francs. Mestre met Mile.
Maynard in Rio Jsneiro, aud came
with her to New York on the came
steamer, two weeks ago, Mile. May
nard claims that she gave Mestre the
money to have changed for her.
Mestre denies the charg4 and accu ses
the woman OF blackmall.
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coupled with en- iades ;ribsble aver
sion 10 water. Chloroiorm in extIay
sgsnt quantities afi rded no relief.
The doctors pronounced the case
hopeless, end she continued in agony
and unconeciousness 10 the last.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-16
John n. Wn,tehond Acou,,,.d

NORFOLK, VA, November l5.-A
verdict OF acqutial was rendered to.
day In the case of John b. White.
head f,r misspplying funds Of the Ex-
change National Bank, OF which he
was president at the time OF its failure.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-16
A ReaisIinw PrInonor shot

HAMILTON, o, November l4.-Johu
Ryan, a policeman, shot and killed
William Long, a thief, last night.
Long was under arrest and broke away
and ran. Refusing TO halt at the Off
GERS command, Ryan fred and the
bullet took eff ct in Longs back.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-16
A Fiah Pond Rnhhed.

MIwAUKEE, Wis November 15,-A
special to the Euning Wisconsin,, from
Columbus, says the hsh pond of Chris
Kaitse, near that place, was robbed of
5000 brook trout, valued at $1,000, on
Saturday night. No olew to the rob.
herr.
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ConEress,aau Price Very IN.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, November 49,
Advices ON Black Rlyet Falls. Wis.
at IL O'CLOCK m. today stats tina. Con.
gresham VIM. I. Price is very low,
and that bis PHYSICIANS despair Of his
recovery. HIS disease is cancer OF the
stomach.
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He buicided.

Los ANGELES. CAL, November a.
Edward MI ford, telegraph operator
lately in the employ the Western
Union Telegraph Company, commit
ted suicide Yesterday by shooting him
sell in the head with a pistol while
laboring under temporary insanity.
He came here from Colorado.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-16
Northern Oo1ton Milo FniI,

TAUNTON, MASS, November l5.-
The Eagle Cotton Mills Company is
fiusncially embarrassed to the extent
of about $4,000. A meeting OF the
creditors has been called for Tuesday.
H. b. Dean is the mansger.
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"BoodIe'' McUnbe elves Rond.

Nav York, November Is Francis
McOabe, the boonie alderman who
was last week adj dyed insane. se.
cured his release on tail from Lud.
low Sr o. jail thii az ,rooJn. The
required bond was $4,000