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Graenshurg.

John w. White and family have returned
from California, whence they moved about a
year ago. Elder Harkins, the new pastor of
the Christian Church, has returned from WRIT
to his former home in Kentucky. Miss Ida
Cunningham, of Lafayette, is with friends in
this city. Miss Nellie Anderson who has been
visiting in Kentucky, is home again. .
Miss Rebecca Daily has returned from Kansas to
resume her position teacher in the public
schools. Miss Emma Sparks, of Connersvlle.
is visiting relatives here. =. Mrs. G. FL. Scobey
has gone home to Hamilton. Ohio. Mrs. Lou
Thomson and her two boys have returned from
a visit to Iowa and Illinois, Samuel Harlan
and wife. who now live in Texas, are visiting here
Miss Cohen, of Louisville, is in the city. /.
Frank Bradley and family, formerly residents
here, now of Cincinnati. are visiting relatives
here. :. Miss Lizzie Taylor of Maysville. KY.
is with friends in this vicinity. Rev. G. c.
Edwards. of Liberty, Ind, visited his old parish
toner's here last week. Susie Kemble, Jennie
Davidson, and Maria Coy are at Chautauqus. :.
Only one couple licensed to marry last week:
James f. Myers and Eva Ryan. Miss
Ollie Slocum is off on pleasure trip to
Cleveland and Put in-bay. Mrs. Ed Stewart
and son. of INDIANAPOLIS are the guests of MIRA
Seth Donnell. Miss Kate Dunn. of Shelby
vile. was entertained at the home of Miss Fan
ME Reed couple of days the past week. Miss
Sophia Remy, of Elizabethtown, is visiting rela-
tives IN this city. Miss Lottie Wright, of Ed
inburg, is the guest of j. Lorraine Wright and
wife.
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Mrs. Charles A. Gooding, of New Palestine. is
spending Sunday with relatives in this city. :.
Mrs. E. B. Howard and family have returned
from Camp Acton. :. Miss Mary w. Brown, of
Charlottesville, is visiting the family of III. B.
Wilson. The g. F. Nj. is the name of social
club recently formed by twelve or thirteen of
our fascinating young ladies. having for its OBJ
ject the mutual benefit and protection of it's
members. The mystic letters have been a
source Of annoyance to the young men of the
place, who. by various means. have sought to
translate them. To relieve their anxiety. it is
here stated that the letters stand for 'Candi-
dates for Matrimony." The club has arranged
for picnic at Spring Lake on the Goth inst. .
Harry Strickland, of the Jeffersonian, has
returned from visit to New Albany. :.
great many strangers were in town to-day at
tending the old settlers meeting. Frank s.
Hammel and Miss Jessie Randall. Lee Barrett
and Miss Flora Randall spent last Sunday at
Kughtstown. Mr. and Mrs. A G. Hamilton
will shortly commence housekeeping on North
Pennsylvania street Mrs. VIM r. Hough
and son Clarence are visiting friends in Ohio. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eph Marsh entertained Major and
Mrs Geo. F. Herriott and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Jefferies, of Indianapolis, last Sunday.
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Knightstown.

Miss Bertha Lukens. of Peoria, ILL.,, is visiting
at White Heaton's. :. Miss Otto Woods, of
Connersville. will visit Miss Rose Morris, this
week. Miss Sadie Homer, of this place, has
secured the Cleveland school for next vim
ter !. A stock company is being talked
mp to make an. artificial lake, just
south of town, for a summer resort. .
Edwin Nj. Swain, postal clerk from this place.
has been transferred to @. r. q railroad. .
John Crouch postal clerk from this place, has
been assigned to Vandalia line as fourth clerk
Mrs. Matte Glass is visiting friends at Hunt
ington. The rebuilding of the Orphans Home
has commenced. The new building, when COM
pleted. will be fine structure, being built
on different plans from the old one. :.
Emma, daughter of Squire Joel B. Edwards of
this place, was united in marriage to Rufus Ia
Green. of Rushville. The ceremony was per-
formed at the M e. Church at 10 o'clock, on
last Wednesday, the bridal couple leaving on the
10:46 train for Cedar lake and other points, on a
wedding tour The following from distance
were in attendance: Misses Lillian Thompson
and Dora Waggoner, of Franklin; Miss Carrie
Port, Washington, d. c.; Miss Emma
Shower, Richmond, Ind; Miss Lis
cite Wilson, Lewisvile, Ind; Miss
Anna Moore, Hanover, Ind. .
has resigned, and will engage in other pursuits
Miss Minnie Bowman last week. The Order
of Eastern Star held a picnic last week An en-
joyable time was had Miss Lou Bartle of
Richmond, is visiting Miss Nora Wade. Mr.
John Samples, our Democratic postmaster, will
assume his duties as such next week. . Robert
Grubbs, recently of the Times, is visiting his
parents.
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Judge Hughes and wife left for Shreve, o.,
Friday. Mrs. Sue Ames died suddenly at
Kansas. H., Thursday evening. Mr.. and
Mira Hiram Cox were at the Mineral springs
during the past week. =. Miss Grace Colson is
visiting Paris friends. !. Mrs. L b Craig is
visiting relatives in Chicago. John Hanna re-
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Peru.

Mrs. Frank Talbot, accompanied by her two
children, left Thursday for o TWO weeks visit
with Mrs Charles Lynx. at Rochester. and
Lake Manitou. . c. Mars, chief clerk in the
Wabash shop Offices. accompanied by his wife
and child, are visiting IN Decatur. ILL., Miss
Fannie and Ed. Bearss entertained about sixty
of their friends on Thursday evening. at the
residence Of Mrs. ID. r. Bearss, on Ridgeview
Hill Dancing was the feature of the evenings
entertainment. The party was in honor of Miss
Belle Seidner, of Charlottesville Amongst the
guests from abroad were Miss Lulu Hull,
of Kokomo: Jessie Pierce, of Logans-
port. and Herbert Rice, of Indianapolis.
Rev. Clement Hall and wife. of Norwalk, O..
are the guests in this city of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Miller. . Lee Shauman and WIN. Reyburn. ac-
companied by Miss Lizzie Whistler and Emma
Walters visited friends in Rochester from Mon
day to Saturday i. Rev. Leon p. Marshall and
wife, who have been visiting at Topeka, Kan,
are home again Services will be held as usual
in the FIRST Presbyterian Church. Rev.
Clement Hall. of Norwalk. o. will occupy the
Baptist pulpit this Sunday in the absence of the
pastor, Rev. B. F. Cavins, who Is in San Fran
cisco. Cal =. The K. of P uniformed COM
mandery are drilling nightly, preparatory to
their muster on the 18th inst They present
soldierly appearance in their new uniforms. On
Commandery will give exhibition drill in
front of the Bearsss.. at $50 P. NJ.
The banquet will be held in the G. A. r.
Hall at the conclusion of the ceremonies
Mrs. NJ. Op0nn0lmer returned, on FRIDAY, ac-
COMMANDED by her daughter Bertha, from a
months visit at Waukesha, Wis. Miss Gala
Thorman. of Cleveland, O.. will spend the snm-
mer hsre, the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Nate
Landauer. $. Mrs. Simon Hirsh and child, of
Attica, is visiting her brothers. Dave and Henry
Kittner, on West Sixth street. Miss Carrie
Zern entertained q number of her immediate
friends at pleasant tea party. OH Wednesday
evening. =. Miss Minnie Dunlap is seriously
i'll; her sister, Miss Lille, of Delphi. is in at
tendance upon her. Miss Clara Pugh and
Miss Clara Higgins, accompanied by DR.. Hig-
gins. returned from a pleasant trip to Detroit
and the lakes, Wednesday. Miss Dora Kraus
is visiting friends at indianapolis.
The order of the Knights Of Maccabees are meet
ing with good success. degree work being in
der almost every meeting night. At the last
meeting five new members were taken in.
The date Of the Patriarch militant muster is
definitely settled for the 25th inst General
Pfafdn and staff, and Colonel Chase, commanding
First Regiment, will positively be present, and
eight cantons that have sienified their intention
of attending, with probability of four more.
besides the neigh boring and distant lodges and
encampments. The review and fancy move
ments will occur on Broadway. opposite the court
house, at p. NJ, Immediately following the
grand parade. The banquet will be under the
immediate supervision of the Daughters of Re
bekah. @a3
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Paris.

Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p Hitch are in Chicago.
Mr. Isaac Davis and wife, of Dayton. o.. are
visiting Mr. Joshua Davis's family. Mrs. Car
RE Adams, Of Terre Haute, il visiting her
parents in this city. :. Win Metcalf, of Chicago.
ism the city. Miss Nettia Jones leaves to-
morrow for three weeks visit with relatives in
Chicago Miss Ella Freeman. of Frankfert,
Ind, Is visiting the Misses Russell, at
the Grand Central . Miss Lulu Miller
is. visiting friends in Terre Haute. ::
Miss Clara Fllbeck and Mrs. Fizbeck. of
Terre Haute, visited friends in this city last
week Mrs RaEchon. Of Indianapolis; Mrs.
Lon Bentz, of Oidenburg, Ind. and Miss Cue
deiheiier, Of Indianapolis, visited Mrs. Bruce
Powell, last week. ;. L. A. g. Sheaff was in
Chicago last week. Miss Helen Pau and
brother Mark, who have been visiting Miss Lola
Ball. returned to their home in Hamilton, O..
last Thursday. =. Miss Grace Colson returned
TO her home in Matsion last evening. MIR.
joseph Il. Huston and family, of Dayton. O..
visited relatives in this city last week. John
Boyd has gone to Parsons, Kan. to locate.
Mrs. Joseph Bear is at Mount Clemens Springs,
Mich. Maurice Sholem is visiting in Cleve-
land. and will go from there to New York to buy
goods. Mrs. James 8. Mills, of Hot Springs,
and Miss Eta Bowman are visiting relatives IN
this city. Mr.. C. p Hitch, r. L. Mckinley
and Geo. r. Howard attended the session Of the
Grand Legion of Honor, A. O. U. W.. at OF
tawa, la. last week. Miss Lola Ball
entertained large number of guests at
her home, on last Tuesday evening. in
honor of her guest. Miss Helen Pfan.
of Hamilton, O. Miss Tude Athons has re-
turned from trip to Cedar Rapids. Ia Mrs.
r. S. Dawes and Miss Alice Baird, of Evans
vile, are visiting Mrs. Ed Whitehead. Mrs.
Dr. Case and Miss Cora Noonan of st. Louis,
are visiting Mr.. John Fitzpatricks family :.
Miss Ella New. of Bloomington, H.. Is visiting
Miss becky Wallace. /. Miss Maggie Evinger,
OF Westfeld, is visiting Miss Anna Lands
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G Ewing and Miss Florence
Mcintyre, of Nation, visited Mr.. T. FL. Nc
Cords family last Friday.
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j. d. Brown and family have e6ne to New
Albany, to spend month with Mr.. Browns
parents. Miss Lide Batchelder, of Green
castle, is visiting Miss Emma Knox. :. Rev.
James Slower and family are visiting ID. G..
Slower. s. The following visitors were here
during commencement week: Mrs. Wood, Win
amaze; Miss Icy Boyd, Roachdale, Miss Kate
Walsh. Greercastle Miss Hannah johnson.
Charlottesville; John Wall. Clermoni; G. e.
Buck, Dayton, o.. Miss Emma Knox, L. Y
Rice and J. f. Warfel gave an ice cream
supper to the normal faculty, at Rhodes g.
Stamps ice-cream parlor, on Thursday evening
Z. The commencement exercises of the Ladoga
Normal occupied most of the past week. The
Teachers Alumni Association had their annual
address given by Miss Ethel Cook, on Tuesday
evening. after which banquet was given to 100
invited guests The Scientific and Classic
Alumni Association was addressed by j. F..
Warfel. on Wednesday evening On Thursday
evening were the graduating exercises of the
teachers class. Professors Crumpacker,
Starr and Smith win spend vacation visiting at
their old homes. Professor Hall will teach dur
ing vacation.
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with Chicago friends. . Miss Mamie Hull 10
attending Battle, ground camp meeting Mrs. i.
p. Adams is spending her vacation among Ken
tueky relatives. Miss Rena Burwell left for
Wichita. Kan, her home. last Monday. having
been the guest of Miss Jennie Dooley for TWO
weeks. Miss Jennie Caldwell, Of Danvlle,
Ky, is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Mary Warmer.
Miss Jennie Darnall has gone to Martinsv.lle, to
see her sister. -. Misses Louie and BERTHE Gall,
of indianapolis. are spending a few days with
Miss Florence King. -. Q. F. Bowen is at
home, after six weeks absence. :. Miss Ida
iting friends. The Hendricks County Insti-
tute begins Monday, Aug. 16 This will be un-
douotedly the best held for years. Professors
Coffin and Sanders, together with many other
DISTINGUISHED instructors, will oe in attendance.
DR.. Ridpath will lecture.
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turned "Wednesday from his western trip.
rroI. ira o. Baker of Champaign. spent
Thursday and Friday with NATION
friends. Mrs. Strickland has returned
from Ohio. Mrs. William Ozier has
gone TO Omaha :. Mrs ]. a. Matlock. of Chi
cage. IS In the city. Mrs. Thomas Walker is
visiting IN Greencastle. Mrs. George w.
Shaw and Mrs. Harry Sinsahaugh are spending
the week at the Mineral springs !. Miss Ella
Granger has returned from Chicago. Mrs
Abraham Hasbrorch left for Middlebury, N. H.,
on tuesday. Miss Fannie Orland entertained
party OF friends on Tuesday evening Miss
Maggie Phelan is visiting in Arcols.
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OfGOuCaStlGs
Miss Carrie Talburt, of Paris Tll spent Sum
day with her parents, in this city. Mrs. Fred
Walker and daughter. of Rockport, Ind, are Wis.,
ting Dr.. Fisher and family. =. The Presby-
perian Sunday-school picnicked at Fern Cliffs, on
Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Black.
Miss Jennie Black, and Miss Maggie Durham
are at Waukesha, Wis, in search Of health
and recreatioa. Mrs. J. G. Tenant ard
wife are visiting their daughter, Mrs. j. d. Reed,
at York, Neb Miss Nellie Hoyt, Of Cincin-
natl, o., 10 visiting her mother and sister, of this
CITY, large number of Greencastle people
are attending the camps at Acton and Bethany
Park to-day. Hon. w. 9. Neff and wife are
spending few weeks at Waukesha, Wis. !.
Mrs. Williams, of Louisville, is visiting her
daughter. Mrs Fl. s. Reniek... MRS. Dr. Fry
and Miss Lou Ward are visiting relatives at Mt
Sterling. KY. Mrs Jennie Tunneil, nee RAJ
gan, has gone to Boston to take course in
music. +. Miss Alice Renick has been
elected principal of the Eastward school ;.
Gen. Delana e. Williamson has gone 10 Bird
City. Kan. business trip. Mr.. J. Lots
schar and family, of indianapolis, have removed
to this city. Mr. Lotschar assumes the manage
ment of the When store at this point De-
PAW University celebrates it's semi centennial
anniversary on March ID, 1897 There are to be
addresses by Bishop Bowman and historical
sketch by Dr. Curtis. Harry Smith and Joe
Kahn are spending SUNDAY at Louisville, KY. :.
Misses Pearl and Hattie Walker, Of cambridge,
have been the guests of Mrs. E. d. Anderson
this waek
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-30

, the White House 70 night was one Of the
"r,aa, affairs OF the kind ever sren here,
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the PRESIDENT REFUSES
TO Surrender the Papers in Rela-
tion to the Suspension of
TRs ALABAMA DISTRICT ATTORNEY
lanes Russell Lowell Before the Copy
right Commisson--Payma Gen.
eral Smiths Case.

WASHINGTON, January 29.-rhe Attor-
uey General has sent letter TO the Senate
in answer to the resolution calling for "All
documents and papers iu relation TO the
management and conduct OF the office OF
the L. S. Attorney for the Southern DIS
trict Og Alabama, IN which, after scsnowi-
edging the receipt of the resolution in ques'
ton, he says: Ia response to said resolu'
lion the President Of the United States dl-
rec,s me to say that the papers
which were in this department rela'
ting to the fitness of j. D. Bennett
recently nominated to said cltice having
been already ssu' bsIOre the Judiciary
Committee OF the Senate, and the papers
snd documents which arc mentioned in
said resalption and still remaining in the
ca5tvdy Of This department, have exclusive
ref.rrnce TO the expulsionby the Presi-
dent o. Of George NJ. Dustin, the late in
cambent of the office OF District Attorney
If The United States for the Southern Dis
,rirt of Alabama It is not considered
th4t the public interests will be promoted
by compliance with said resolution and
the transmission Of the paPers and docu.
men;s therein mentioned to The Senate in
Executive session.
Yrfy R'srrc July,
J. II. GARLND,
Attorney General.
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HE STATE OF Trade.
Fairly Satisfactory Is the Tenor OF Brad
sire eeI,H DIHpntches.

. , -. a., -r.,..,, ,F Iyral-
Fairly Satisfactory Is 'no ten"' ~
sFe9'S "'"P"'' a..
Ne" loEN' january -'-'Ps''"' '''e
grams 10 Bradstreets from more OK.
tended number Of distributing centres in
A., ,bo, tho ,araroI business has no
''"'' ' h,,,trao of ,bs
been so aehVe' lhe S''o" ''0'"" W. ''''
larger Northwestern railways, which has
cbecked the movement OF trains for the
--.,,... ,,o.,;,,. =, ,,,o weeks has ina. Lean
greater P''''U" VI wv, C.., ,'L'.a -, r,on
raised AZ Ne" o'- wy '"''' 400 ,. oo.'
some activity among dry goods comnlls
zion merchants a. at Boston most nota-
~. u,ooh.3 o,,,ous and nriut cloths
o'y III
In other lines al '''o'o '''''7 ''"'' ''N' w
clesaed as
PARRY SATISFACTORY.
--,..o.,,u or, lo,orsNo a.
D'y s'"u' H''''"y " u
tecied By IN" renewed o"S'"S' ""| '''''
are II larser purchase ot wooden ana worst
ed poods at an advance of from > to 10
par cent in price. Print cloths, on first
bands ara unite firm aud advancing
Prices ye,te1day were Sc per yard tor
some but makers are holding out for
z 7.Ifr a,d 3Ic is freely predicted. y
ImaII ,d, ,prs has been ob,airrl lyr me
dium so,ts of wGCl at the sraDoard, though
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COND sNSED TELEGRAMS.

The body { Jacob ". Thoman, an &C
tor, was cremttel at Lancaster, Pa.
Mrs. Fred Nneier, VINO engaged in sew
eral dances 81 the Beckel House, Dayton,
O., last uight, Swoored away and soon died
OF heart 6iseuse.
Charles I. Coffin, President Of the bro
ken Richmond (Ind National Bank, and
well known ss philanthropist, has been
disowned in The Whitewater Society Of
Friends, to which he has belonged oil his
life.
Archbishop Corrigan, OF New York, is
also mentioned in connection with the
Cardinals hat for America
The sale 0! paintings owned by Fairman
Rogers, OF Philadelphia and John w.
Bookwalter, 0. Ohio, was largely attended
in New York last hight. Nearly all the
pictures brought good prices.
10 Letcher county, Ky, Vim. Wright,au
old man, aud Audy Wright were shot and
killed. and Gill Wright Was mortally
wounded, by Samuel, Elijah aud James
Wright The murderers have been cap
tured. The victims we're slain in their
homes at night. The bloody affair appears
to have been the result Of u family ieud.
Last night Dspnis L Dinsmore, a Wash
ton, d. D., contractor, was robbed Of 81 ,o0O
in cash at Longworth street, Cincinnati,
house of bad shape.
Senator Cameron introduced bill pro-
viding that soldiers who contracted in the
service disability in addition TO that for
which they may be receiving Il pension ere
eutiled TO al increase.
In the kentucky Senate the high license
bill was discussed aud further c0nsidcra.
,iou postponed until next Wednesday,
John L. Mccoy a Louisville sport, WAS
found murdered yesterday morring. 1t
is supposed that he was as4asslualed for
money.
4 negro named Haskell, for au ou'ra.
geous assault on German GIRL at Indian:
apolis. WAS found ruiIiy by II jury, and his
punishment GXed at twenty years IN PRISON
the iull penalty Of the law.
Numerous petitions were presented IN
the Ohio House Yesterday for an oc: 10 au'
thorize the appointment ofa Dniry Com
missioner and also ios protection iromi
pure butter.
The Ohio House Committee on Priv
ilpgn4 and Election who ore taking testi-
nony in the Hamilton county election
cases, examined several witnesses yes.eg-
das in executive snssiCn.
The Ohio Trades AID Labor Assembly
in session at Columbus, adopted resola-
tiou in8orsing the recommendation made
by the Fedora j Trades Congress thnt a
general move he made to sec ire the o9tab.
lishmau, Of the eight hour system, III" new
infringement 10 20 into effect MNy ! neNt.
\ resolution WIS alec adopted denouncing
auarc4ism.
Harry Worman, Of Fost 2ria, O, was kill
ed while playing with the dynamo ri 'he
electric iighi wmhs.
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WAR ON The LOTTERIES.

Editor HaIstead and the Pnblisher of the
Enquirer Arrested for Advertising
Them.
CINCINNATI, January 29.-Warrants were
sworn out today for the arrest OF Murat
Halstead editor OF the Commercial Gazette.
aud Joseph J. Mcdowell, business man
ager of the Enquirer, on the charge OF
publishing lottery advertisements. Both
gentlemen gave bonds in the sum OF
500 for their appearance in police court
tomorrow moriug. Warrants were sworn
out BY Chief OF Police Edwin Hudson, and
it is understood he acted under orders OF
Police Commissioner James Reis. Per.
Cons charged with selling lottery tickets
pleaded guilty in the Police Court to-day.
Judge Fitzgerald did not place sentence
against them. bat lvit the cases on the
docket to prevent them from selling any
more tickets.
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WHEELING. w. VA SATURDAY MORNING,JANUARY 30 lSS6

from the position Of Cniet Of tine Bureau
of Provisions and Clothing in the depart
meut of the Navy, to he suspended from
rank and duty as a pay Inspector on iGE'
Tough pay for three years, aad to retain hls
present number in his grade during that
period. The oaenses Of which he was
convicted under the first charge,
according to the findings OF the
court, consisted: In scandalizing and
diSgrsciug the service BY subordiinatlnG
the interests of the government 10 those OF
q favored contraction and by rescrt'ng to
irregular and unlawful methods to accom-
pIsh that end" The specifications As
proved under the charge Of culpable bene'
hciency in the performance Of duty on the
part of Paymsster General Smith embrace
according to court, The making OF con
tracts for excessive quantities OF supplies
at times when they were not nesdsd, ard
the failure 10 enforce legal contracts when
supplies were needed.
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A SENSATIONAL SUICIDE.
\ rsl.thIr Sequence or the Gloves FraE
In Chicago.

rgI.thIr Sequence or the Gloves Trag'
In Chicago.
H..myAy Mitu. Jarulry 22-ir"
rr-,i,r.s Of iL.s city we're greatly excited
I.., i,ht over the sensational suicide OF
p Cox. = y5Gus merchant about 30 years
Oh H- Sas . cousin OF Charles Cloves,
vino L.i,ed himself and mistress in Chi
Gao Ua,u;o o week sgo. Cloves remains
sere U:oa,h, here tor iute7mont Young
Gov seems 10 have 0eau deeply affected
bv the tragedy il which
his cousin figured Yesterday he
weat into hardware store aud asked to De
shown some reyOlvers The proprietor IN
tui,iyely felt That sowe'hing WIS wrong
and declined &. exhihI. the weapons. Cox
a;,s.gard entered smother hardware store.
No undue a-ntpl disturbance was lndrca-
- by his drmesu.-. In obedience To has
r. ,I.Lsf he vas sh)wu several revolvrr7
a.. s..ured one sud csr;riis-s to ar were
l,Irs-8 out Vhes- ar drh0-ra'rl| III.
s..r..d in the chamber. '"eEiIsm9n, "'
-.iI turnin, 10 to- &ye Of SIX men
IN rha store. II wl-h TO elT goo1-Jy
srd--"The now thoroughly frish'enedspssc
,o,ors advance! 70 preyen; the suicide
..,S,srd bsck" he exclaimed, b?ardishlng
the v sapon. "l don't waut 70 lie q mn'-
d.rsr out you mus, mt attempt 10 inter
s.re The men retrsated. placing the
pistol poiat at his forehead, ne adqeo;
S "SsT good bye TO all my friends and
,r,l,3 the trigger. These were the last
Sy,-4s hs uttered The bule: entered the
br,in and death ensued almos, instantly.
Gov iaaves a mother and young brother
sI. w-ra dererdeut ou hin for suPpor.