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TIRED o. THEIR INFAMOUS LIFE.
Two Inmates OF st. LOh's House OF III
Fame Attempt Suicide.

Two Inmates OF st. LOh's House OF III
Fame Attempt Suicide.
ST Louis, February 2.-AbOut l o clock
tbs Eorniug the St Clair sisters, Rosa,
aged "a, aud Nellie, aged %, both inmates
Of house of i'll reputs, No. i2i Speyer
street, attempted suicide by taking the con-
tents Of iour.ounce bottle of laudsnuu
Prior % taking the drug they sat down in
their Tsoo. and each wrote two
letters u other inmates of the
house, giving instruadoGg what to
DO with their remains after oeGta. IN.
mediate discovery BY one Of their compsn'
IONS of tte house caused physician TO ap.
pear. Ee applied the usual remedies and
up to late hour this morning the girls
we're still in critical condition. The two
pat:e1ts sre from Hickman, Il.
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BELLAIRE.

Clerk Woodbridge was not 1T ils meet.
ing Of the Board OF Education Is,t riphi.
but business was transacted ~ usual.
Several ministers ftoa nearby towns
are in the city assi.,,sg our PREACHERS to
convert tinncrs
The bazaar Il the Pint NJ. + Church
viii take pace on Friday and Saturday
evenings. The room in which il will 10
held will receive lot Of artistic deccrs.
ton from the hands Of th. ladies sho have
the affair in charge.
To-day the Feast nf 81. Bla.ius will b.
celebrated in he Catholic Church.
James y. Anderson was 10 81 Cisin
vile yesterday on businss connected With
the Bslmon. Savings and Loan Com
pAny.
Ralph Robissos, Of The let Ward, sbo
died on Moadsy, viii be buried this after
noon CT | O'Clock, in Wtgee e<ms,sfy.
Stock in the Belmont Savings a Loan
Company. is no, selling 20 high ~ iormss.
ly. Its well. Ths premiums paid here
tofofe have isen sxsorbitast, and 1t 10 Q
mystery hox poor man eosA psy then.
, Sol. Love vas squeezed between tso
cars in Hofnans ooal bank. yesterday.
he ID unable 10 work, bat h po, stfioasiy
injured.
George Walters J. Co viii occupy their
! rev store room,
f VIM. Myers and faulty are sper5isy
the week 10 GAINESVILLE with relatives.
I Rev. DR.. Shrom. o! CsA,, wso has
been assisting Rev. X. ". Brown ia Biz %.
ries Of meetings, has returned 10 CAdiz
Although The son shown yesterday. and
the groeEd-hog no doubt csne oat 'ssd
sss bis reflection. most oi ui think that
the winter 10 sboat over. Probably tbs
shine yesterday was 20 mild that The aui.
NAL wss only scared 20 ths, he silI stay is
bis place Of abode without hesh cir for .
week
Rev. T. II. TaJior held services in tks
South Belleirs N. T. Church last night.
a nss track will Be laid 10 scconsso.
date The "dinky' engine ct the BslAiss
Nsil WORKS
Frank Hindnsn is nor in The North.
vsst looking fx Q blizzard.
II The Home Beneyolsnt Society has ss
elected is old ofEicses.
There viii be . private Sis,ins pasiy
soon
Ohio ssstsiss; Reports sill b for
Iishsd tesss who desire them By Colonel
} PacsnAn.
Dr.. n. D. Reasoser Is laid W By siek
ness
J Tbonss Tboban. Of Ksnsas. is visi6sl
] in tbs city.
ton Of sons hind to ssbnit - Oecucil feI
consideration.
The Efe insrsssce sgsris Ns qsis(
pleniy in torn tAsse days
Posinsster George Wise ays be i rsadj
10 20. bat tbinks BE- b good e. . ooae's 9
months yst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03
Eric canal Improvement,

ALBANY, February 2.-The Joint Canal
Committee Of the State Legislature met
today aud liatsned TO arguments on the
question of deepening the Erie canal Gpd
lengtheniug the locks, and whether it
should be done BY the State or the Federal
Government he asked to do it. All the
iSe speakers favored the Weber bill now
pending in Congress to reimburse the State
to the extent Of $5OO,0O0. Ali opposed
calling on or turning tie canal over to the
Government.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03
TELEeRAPHINe FROM A TRAIN.
The Success OF Wizard Edison's Latest
Great Invention.

The Success OF Wizard EdisOn's Lates;
Great Invention.
New YoRE. February 1.-The regular
train which let. Clifton, Staten Island, at
las p. m. to-day, for Tottenville, had car
on which was the sign, The Railway Tel
egraph and Telephone Company" Inside
8 telegraph operator sat at a small table
sending and receiving messages from the
outside world while the train rolled along at
tEenty-6ye miles an hour. Over the ears Of
the operator were telephone sounding.
plates, held in place by q rubber band
passing over his head. In front of him
was an ordinary Morse key, BY means Of
which he sent the messages to an operator
at Clifton, who received them through tele.
phone sounding plates on his ears.
Thomas A. Edison, who was on the train,
explained the method of sending the mes
sage about as follows:
The keynote of the whole situation is
that the air for q short distance does not
make any perceptible resistance to the
transmission Of an electrical current The
current that We use for the purpose creates
a continual musical note, which can be in
terpreted by means of an ordinary Morse
KEY"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03
Ferrsting Out the h uOch Tragedy.

DETRoir, February Am important
clue to the murderer OF the Knoch family,
On December l6, was found few days ago
but kept very quiet. The Sheriff is now
investigating. In hollow tree near the
scene o. tic t-agedy q woodchopper found
a complete suit of msn'C clothing carefully
bundled up and stored away. fhe elot5ss
were covered With frozen blood. There is
bat little doubt that this suit belonged 10
to the author of the recent tragedy in
which tour IeSp,s lost their lives.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03
HARRY HILLS CHARGES
Against Police Officials in New York of
Official Rascality.

Against Police Officials in New York OF
Official Rascality.
NEW YORK, February 2,-Harry Hill,
his wife, bar maid aad bartender, to-
day appeared before the police commits
sioners OF this city and bluntly swore that
Hill, who had no license to sell liquor in
his notorious resort, had been paying since
lest summer summer. Gums Of money from
$50 to 800 to detective Moran who stat ed
the money must be paid to Capt Murphy
aud higher police officials or Hills place
.yould bs Faidsd. Eiil says ne Kicked
recently when $500 was demanded
in lump as hush money.
Then on Saturday night BARNARD was
arrested, and Hill got tired Of what he
calls persecution and went before the COM
missioners and made the above statement.
The Police Commissioners, after hearing
Hills testimony, determined 10 try the
Captain and detective on the charges, and
pending The trial transferred them 10 the
annexed district.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03

Mr. RlddIebergsr Offers n Resolution Al
fsctiog appointment Combinations.
WASHINGTON. D e. February 2.-In the
sspss,, Mr.. Riddlsbsrgsr offered the follow
Nc rssoh,'ioB, -
Resolved That it is the sense Of the
saps-e lha, the executive Of the United
S.at9s is no. restricted By constitutional
lav 10 removing or suspsnding sppointees.
Tha. the Senate has no right 10 require
lht reasons shsli be given for such re-
nova, or suspension: that II is the right
of the ; nate 10 cal ior any paper relating
10 the conduct OF removed o. suspended
nppoirreps or TO the Qualification snd tit
,ns.s Of ali persons whose lanes are pre-
aenta4 10 the Senate for confirmation or
rejection, aud It's the duty Of the executive
10 comply With ell demands for The same
In of ring tha resolution Ms Riddleoer-
yer said his purpose vas simPly 70 bring
Shs subi act no Ia open ds5S'e. lt didn't
invoice suv socslied high pteFoSstiVe Of
sbe Senate whsu !, should 90 into secret o.
EXECUTIVE ssssio1, bat only tha' the ao-
s-ract o1ss.i0n "a 10 whether the ~ N'cn'lVe
could bs called on ~ rrg1're' 70 give rss-
qua tor renoyll NJ k'ddl-6e-ger asked
for toe Immediate coqslderAu % OF the Iee-
olution.
Mr. Cockrell OF -c'ed
N. PIzh su5mutsd sub Jtitute for dr.
II 3dle5arger resolution
The N lrtsr then w.n' Cvar
UTAH LAND FRAU3s
Snrvsrnr G. ,nsrsl u m4ut Of L ah, was
examipad hy The S-ns'e Conm'ttes on
pu,E, Iso5 t,s3sv vi ref-rsn"e ~ re
lesnt pnbhc lauds Ehjch smh died alleged
nuerances Of hlS inp'icA'rng nafoe',
members Of Congress sud high 'Secunve
officials in Washington Sui IN UsAh IN
Extensive conspiyAci-s - inappropriate
nnbGc lands f,r their 20 oa1s6r, and con-
spiraciss 10 ioh Ieucs by br'b'rV legislation
aF4c,ing the Morn0us NJ D'msnt de
MED the statement aurihu''d 10 him
RESIGNATION ACCEPTED
The resignation Ut II. FsrusWor'h,
d uitad S,s.ss 20 c'or G.nsrsl, OF his
enmmissiou as cap'sin Of ths Eighth cav
alry has bssn acc ped b. 'h- Pr-sjd NJ,
10 take eGe,t Js'uNry 20 lSS6
GgS. HUNTEs DEAD.
WAsHryGroN. d g FsbraHry Cen.
D.vii Hunter, L S A.. (cstired) did
sud4anly this SGeruNon a. his re'
idsncs 10 this CRY He WAS in
bis usual good hssGh this morning
and made several visits dom tOsn du1nG
fhe afternoon. 90 returning he con
plained of pains 10 his abdomen, Aod he
|. was asyis.ed 10 bed. De died
Ia few minutes He was vat
ersu 10 the Mexican war, IRt SIAo
served wi b distinction in The late war. tie
,sEss retired ia 1866 alter being severely
nzo1ndsd 10 several engagements de vas
president of The Military Court that tried
Airs. SurrStt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03
A Battle with Burglars.

RoCKwoop, TENN, February Last
Tuesday night three men attempted to
burglsrize the store OF J. NJ. Handy
at Glen~any. They were detected
by Handy and twenty shots exchanged
between the storekeeper and burglars, but
no one WAS wounded. Handy end q
posss followed the burglars this
morning TO Knoxville Junction,
on the Cincinnati Southern road,
They were commanded 10 surrender,
and when they refused the posse fired, kill
ing tRo o. the burglars instantly. The
other escaped. Nothing vac found on the
persons of the dead men that would lead to
their Identification.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03
Scale Signed.

PlrrSBURG, February AT delegate
convention of the coal miners Of Western
Pennsylvauis today the scale OF wages
presented 10 the operators at the recent
national conference here was unSuirousiy
adopted. Delegates to the national con
ysntiou Of oSs7stors aud miners, which is
to be held at COLUMBUS on the 23d inst,
we're also elected.
10 the afternoon resolutions we're adopt
ed pledgipg support 10 the eight hour
movement and fAVoripg the calling OF a
convention Of the miners Of Maryland,
Psnnsylvsuia. West Virgins and fIrgi 10,
at Cumberland, Nd, for the purpose OF
eausHzing wages in :he four Sta'es named
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03

BEING entirely vegetable, no particular
care is required while us,pg Dr.. Pierces
Pheasant Purgative Pellets" They oP.
crate without disturbance 10 the conediu-
ton, diet, or occupation. For sick head
ache, constipation, impure blood, dizzi-
ness, sour eructations frem the stomach,
bad taste in the mouth, bilious attacks,
pain in region Of kidneys, internal fever.
bloated feeiing about stomach, rush Q;
blood TO head, take DE-. Pierces "Pe!lets.
By druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03
Tho R.R.,s New Department.

PrrrsBUsO, February 2-Tsa order Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company in
regard to the Employees ReliefAssociation,
went into effect Yesterday, and large
number of the employees on the Pittsburg
Division sent in their consent. Superin'
tendent RitcsiFn stated that ne had re
ceived 600 applications aud knew of as
many more, making Is per cent OF the
force who intended to become members.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03
AnIusane Farmers Horrible DE so

SUFFOLK, Va, February 2.-Esrly yes
terdsy morning Boiling Parker, respect
sble farmer of Nsnsemond county, made
deadly sssault With an axe upon his wifs
aud sister. The latter was instantly killed
aud his wite fstslly wounded. Psrker says
he hsd no quarrel with his wife or sister,
but could not resist the power that prompt
ed him to the deed. He was lodged in
iail he is believed to have been insane.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03
Zig Snpy In Arkansas,
More Plarues for Capada.

MONTREAL, February 2-Dipbtheria and
scarlatina are prevalent here, and are said
70 be rapidly spreading.
FAe Central gcsrd OF Health reports
forty cases Of smallpox and ten deaths at
St. Faustrs, twenty-nine cases ah1 i've
deaths at st. Jovile, aud fifty cases and six
deaths ct ST, sulpiil. No precautions
Lsyo as set tesl takeG " prevent spread
of the disease
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03
me Fortune OF No, 10 St. Charles St,

Yesterday ct noon. g reporter Tor the
PicaYune met IN the reception room OF the
Louisiana Stats Lottery Companys ofhce,
Mr.. Leon Marthe, the well known propri.
etor CT No. l9 st. Charles street He had
called to transact q little business, AID
taking out bis pocketbook he displayed .
lottery iieEes. Ehiok ~as stamped $3.50,
oueteuth OF $3.50, 900, or Sl5,ooo tor 0ne
dolIar.-N. o. Picsyune, Dec. IS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03
Cine,nnsti Police Impeaohed.

CISolSEATI, February 2.-The Law and
Order League today presented to Gov
ernor Foraker, who is in the city, articles
OF impeachment against the Police Com
missioDers for their action under the
statute in such cases, charging them with
wilful misconduct in Office by refusing TO
enforce the laws relating to theatrical per.
formsnees on Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03
AG-OP Gathering.

DST2o:r, February "A notable gath.
eripg Of Republican politicians is promised
iu the banquet Of the Michigan eius. to Se
held in this city on the 22nd Of this month.
Among those from out this State, who have
been invited ana s:cuifed their intention
to be present, are Senators kvsEts, ogsn
and Shermsn, Governor Foraker, Con.
grassmeu Frye, Hiscock, Mckinley and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03
Tba Hsadless Man Mystery Solved.

NASHVILLE Tenn, February 2-Ths
headless man mystery was solved to-day
BY the fell confession Of one Of the parties
charged with the murder, the subsequent
discovery o. the head in Ben. BroWn's
ward and the idsntiRcaticn Of the remains
as those 1t Frank Arnold. Three ether
persons implicated SSsFe arrested. Ben
Grown has not yet been caught.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03
WILLIAM and Rsrtie Fought a Duel.

PLAQUENTN, LA. February 2.-William
Smith aud Berthe Ansslman, young men OF
this place, had a quarrel to-dsy and under
took 10 settle it by fighting duel with re-
volvsrs Eight shots were fired. Smith
received foCr voUrds, Hons OF them neces.
ssrily dangerous Atselman escaped uu-
hurt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03
A STEEL OGNTRAOT
Causes Trouble Between the Chicago
MIL and the sc. Louis Ore Co.


MIL and the St. Louis Ore Co.
CHICAGO February 2.-lu the attach
ments of the Iron Mountain Company
against the St. Louis Ore and Steel Com
pany, by virtue Of which the North Chicago
Rolling Mill Company aad o;he'5 were
Summoned Gs garniSbses. Judgment has
been entered up against the defendant hy
Judge Williamson for 81, ,5b3. Tbs Roll
ing Null Company is summoned in virtue
oGlts coatraet with the st Louis Ore and
S,eel Company 10 furnish the
latter Is 900 tons OF BesseEa. STEEL rails
Of from S33 % to S35 ton. Various &C
countings were had, but the rolling mill
company claims to have suffered damage
10 the amount OF S29 800 by the failure OF
the ore and steel company to stand by its
contract, and TO have other clsims, raising
tss som to Si67.07. 1t admits that II the
coutrae kss been carried ont 1t would owe
the ore and steel oep psuy Si49 II, but
claims that in visw of tbs aircg instances
81. firth it canuo. be held for any amouSt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03
Glass Booming,

PrrrsBUsG, Pa, February 2.-The
spring trade in chimneys and table glass.
ware IS starting off with boom. Not
outstanding the fact thar it IS YET some
weeks before the usual time for opening,
Large contracts have been signed. Orders
for fifteen car loads. 10 be moved ct oIce,
have been placed With manufacturers in
this citv.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03
Sheridan Furoaces Burned.

I.SsAxos, p, February 2.-BY az ex-
,Ics;op O. Gas last night lie Sheridan fur
nscss At Sheridan SaSe burned. fhs boi!
er houses, stacks trestles, SS"'ats, II cars
aud engine houss we're burned A lsrES
quantity of coal is still burning. Loss
about $4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03
An All.r.d gIurderer Acquitted.

Kansas Crrr, Mo-, February 2-Thos.
N. Turner, Who has teen % trial tor some
DAYS in Criminal Court, charged Win muir
defiug Mrs. John Conway and her eaagh
ter Katie four months ego was acquitted
to day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03
EdIsnn,a hridn.

AKRON, O., February 2.-The pride
elect of Thomas A. Edison, the inventor,
is Miss Nina Miller, second daughter OF
Hon. Lewis Miller, 6 Seslthy manufactur-
er of this place, and President OF the Chsu-
tsuoua Assembly, The wedding is sp'
pointed for February 24th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03
Al Three Drnwsed.

ST. JoHx, n. B., February AT Doug
lsstown, Annie Ramsey, seventeen years
cd. while eoasting, slid into the river. her
brother Robert, aged nine years, snd Hen
~ Hutchinson in trying TO save her, were
also carried into the river. Al three were
lr,,yned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03
An Adrnnca In silk.

New YoRK, February 2.-RepresentA.
tiyss Of leading silk manufacturing firms OF
the United States of msetipg here to-day
decided to advance the price Of silk THREAD
and twist 10 per cent There wAs dis
position to stop the giving Of cabinets to
merchants.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03
Northwestern Ore.

IsHPEMEsT, MIcH February Am su-
thentic report Of the ore miped during the
season Of 1855, sAoss that the npper pen.
insula Of Michigan and the VerDillion
iron district of Minnesota produced 2,427,-
437 tons Of iron ore against 2.5lS,o4s tons
in 1884.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03
Two Men Drowned.

PARSAssus, Pa, February 2.-By the
espsizing of small boat in the Allegheny
river last night, two men, named James
Rrovn and William Snyder, we're drowned.
lanes Philips, who was also in the boat.
was rescued half frozen,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03
A Gold Nave.

CHICAGO, February 2.-The mercury
dropped below zero here again last night,
the Signal Service reporting the minimum
at four degrees below, though private Oh
servations made il stand from 10 to II de-
grees below zero. The weather is report
ed as very cold throughout Minnesota, Da.
kota and Manitoba, the mercury dropping
to &c below at St, Paul and Is below at
Minnedosa, on the Canadian Pacific rail
road. The temperature throughout Iowa
ia reported 10 to II degrees below.
DETRoTT, February Am Evening
Journal special indicates Q general low
ering Of the temperature in the up
Der part OF the State. At Michigsmms
the mercury reached A below and st
Tshpemipg 40 below zero. In this neigh
borhood it ia cool, bat the nercury is not
vet among the minus figures.
Zig snpy In Arkansas,
FT. Smith, ARK, February 2-The big
gest snow storm ever known is raging to-
day. Snow began falling at o'clock last
night and has fallen tventy-one hours and
is still falling. The snoH is nov ten
inches deep. All travel is suspended and
no mails ore arriving or departing,
soow in Tennessee.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, February 2.-lt has
been showing here since daylight this
morning, and il now lies four inches deep
with no signs OF termination,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03

FlErY years ago the term nsurs'gis was
comparatively unknown to the profession.
bus is now one Of the most frequent and
distressing diseases of onr time. The best
remedy, ior 1t however, IS Salvation OIL.
Price tWspty-6Vs cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03

IF solid happiness We prize, says the
poet Cotton, within our breAst this jewel
lies" but if We have cold there, the hap
p;nsss can only be secured By using Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03

PrrrssuRG. February l.-At the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Chroni'
ele-Telegraph publishing compsny to-day
Mr.. 81. q. Bryan was re-e,scted editor in
ehisf aud r. II. Campo, business manager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03
An Ans,zer wanted.

Can any one 5Eing us q case Of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Ekctric Ettsrs
will not speedily curei We cay they can
moi, as thousands Of cases already perrs-
uentlg cared and Who are daily recommend
Ing Electric Bittsrs, win prove. Brighfs
Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, or any
urinary complaint quickly cured. TheI
purify the blood, regulate the ksssas, end
act directly on the dise>,sd psris. Every
bottle guaranteed For sale at so esats {
bottle 81 Logan b Co,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03

The HorssOrd Almasac and Cook Book
Mailed free on application to the RumfoEd
Chemical Works Providence, &. /
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03

SAID handsome Tom to smiling Nell,
-Wssts did you End tha. mystic spsa
That hoyers round ycu- anIie.
And vcrh ~ ihro5bing heart begaile7
Quoth laughing Nell, "You silly boy,
In S0Z0D0ET,--the cream Of ioy.n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03
Most Remarkable

In its effects, and most useful in its sppl;-
cation the fragrant S0Z0DoNT kAs be
come the most pO2alor DeRtiriss in exit.
sacs. lis used and praised BY everybody.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03

0UR own make shoes in al styles q. so
Locke'a 1913 Main street. -
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SEVEN FAMILIES EyITED.

CoxNELLsvILLE, Pa, February o.
Seven families were evicted from the com.
rsny's houses to night, and their household
goods azs now lying along side of the pub
lie roads. The tenapsr gere taken BY sur
prise and no trouble followed the ev;Gtioa.
rhe work will now be prosecuted vigorous
" Grd continued until all of the houses are
vacant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03
~ OPEN DEBATE.

DIR. RIddIebe-Esr Offers n Resolution At
fsctiog appointment Combinations.
WASHINGTON. D Z. February 2.-ln the
s,ns,,, Mr.. Riddlsbsrgar offered the follow
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-10
THE TURF.
Entries and weights for TodAV's
Races at Chicago.

Races az Chicago.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, August 9.-The fol-
lowing are the entries and weights for
tomoirow's races:
First Rdce.-Three-fourtbs OF mile.
Hattie Bennett (l0D, Echelou (l05),
Grismer (l15), Caddick (ll5), Donavan
(lC0), Tam O'Shanter (l03), Sam Pow
trs (llS). Major Barley 400, Fam
Ghetto tllS), Lee Cll3), Venista (l05).
Extra Race Three fourths OF mile.
Flnality QlS), Modesty Ql3), Claude
Brannon Ql5), Mamie Hunt 106),
Waukeshs (llS), Dancing Kid QlS),
Acaria (lO6J, Della Beach (lC8), Rico
(l15), Lady LongfelIow (l06), Skobeloff
(ll5), Mountain Range (l06).
Second Rdee.-0ne mile. Emma
Manley (10S), Irish Pat (l1S), Fronie
Louise 1857, Top Sawyer Qi0), Fred
Woolley (ll5), Vie 1859, Dawn Of Day
(l0S), Uncle Dan (97), Princess 10S).
Third Rdce.-The Dearborn handi-
cap, mile and one-sighth. Jim Gray
(liS), Shadow (95), Llera (95), ]. H.
Fenton (ll0, Guenn 400, Surprise
(95).
Fourth Rdce.-Three quarters of a
mile, Orvid Q00), Kinda (l00), Lit.
trell (l03), Alimony (95), Allegheny
(l00), Parsgon (9S), Catalapa (l0O),
Sailor Boy (9S).
Fifth Rdce.-Mile and a half. Idle
Pat ti0S), Binnette 400, VerGie
Hearne 900, Mamie Hunt (9S),
Puuks lC6).
Us. Campbell has purchased Jim
Gray, price $4,000 Foster has been
cold to X. I. Kttcham for $4,000, and
Tony Pastor has been sold to William
Mulkey for $500.