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NOTICE.

Land OGce II Eureka ,M~vsas, a
Decsmb. ~. tRsS
NOTICE IL HkkkBY OWN THAT r =
II following named s~ttlet has nlea nc,,c.
u his intention TO maxi Anal proof In suu,,o +,
o. his clam and that said proof will ht Ill.
bc'o,e the District Judge Of Lincoln county =,
Pioche. Nevada. On monday Fsbruafy Q b.
isss. "; Hoassisac sppiics' Ton No iss.
NJ and M \ Of ~ \ section /, Tuvp.
thip =, south Rsnt~. C. tast y u n i~usr,,s
tb' f"liowin. wi'nstws 10 pfost hi, ptinurn.
r.-idrlr. upon. and crltivsn n ~ satu ls.tt
vxi kr' ley, u " - 'N,tiia,4J rs
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sion, aversion to snceiy. dimIe's OF visiuu
noises In the head, the vital hnd pstsiug utri
served In the urine, and many other diSess, 4
lhat lead To inEapit, and deain.
DIR. MfN1IE, who IL regular physician
GRADUATE OF University VI ienhry lvaniAl, me
sho devo es Ills whole time 81 study TO thes
complaints, Rill ugree 10 forfeit i've hundrr
dollars for = case Of this kiud the VITAL HI
-TOhA I'VE under his special advice Au,
treatmentl VIII not cure, or for anything in
pure or injurious found IN 1t d., NlNIis
treas all private diseases succ eafully vii b, u
mercury Consolidation free. thorough exsm
insiion and twice, inciudi analysts URN.
IS. Price of VITAL REST R,TIvt, 81 81 q
bottle, or tour times the q'.anlity. IS; sent =,
any address upon r-ce'pt OF price, or q. o o
seclre from observation, and Ia private btme
II desired. By
A, L. MINTIE. n D.,
III kearn, street, Hsn francisco, Cal
SAMPLE BUTJs.E FKEN
VIII be sent TO sny one applying by lie ter
stating symptoms. - and age. strict srortc,
rega'd 10 I'll busintsr transactions.
DIX a.StlL's hIpNEi RANDY StfI
HEuIlCL u, cures all kiids oi bl.dd,r coa.-
plainis gonorrl ua, pitet, ieuc nLoa For sal
bs AL druggists: 81 dollar bottle; six Dot,et
or 50.
DIR MISTfh's DANDkLiuN PHI LIZ are ID.
nest and cheapest dysp psia and blliuu. cure ~
the market. For sAie by ali druggists.
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Ap plication for ;, r .ateut
No 74s
UNITED srArrs L. Nd ossnt

UNITED s1ArEs sd uFficr
EurssA Nevada, February ga h HRS
y Office Is HEREBY uivLS luAI
y T Falls, q. O Asssh aud the ssii,y
MIL q Mini 9 Company. whose pat one /.
iresa IL PAhrsnagat Lincoln Count, >evs a, has
this day Med their application tor Est+u. for
dftser hundred linear To-. { Of he FIFTH u July"
nin- or vein. bearing gold aad silver with I'll.
In rahranagat Lahe MininL District. Count, u
Lincoln and state Ut nevada, and dssignai<s. by
tn, field notes and ofncia plat on ale In thu
Office Is Lot Number u, In [. wnshipt Range
80 l. Of Mount Diabiv Mertdi-n h, sxt.rso
boundaries Of .aid Lot 20 " being ~ ollo~s.
Ia wit:
Beginning At por' married. NO I, o y smrvs,
No 81, T 4. &, % B., recttop 8; theme, the
S,r,b \ post OF bee ~. = n. 90 L. b.ar n
81 dev b 100 feet, thence ruusinx LIST oon =, =
u deg 1850 feet, to post Married No .. o :
survey No 81. old monument bsary n deg v
~ feet from said pot n .. Thence. ID
our-e, 10 "eg enc fet. TO post masted n
.. Survey Nos1; old mon 'psns a%sss b ~
"g IS feet from post No 3. Til nc. ID
course. n II deg 1850 isst. I post No :, 1 !,
survey Nos7j old n,.nument bssrs \ ~ .ss v
feet from post o. Thence, eth courss. & 70
d. = ogV ieee. % post No I. The pisss VI bsssa-
ng. Containing % o. 100 acres. Cour~ss ex-
pressed from the trus meridian, With assnstic
vHristion Of 10 dog hast.
The location Of this mine 10 recorded In TIT
Recorders once Of Lincoln County, Nevada, 10
boOk OF aiming NOTICES.. page III, VI tho rocOrdp
4 incoln County, Nsvsds. This clsim is
bounded By no known clatms.
Any and al perwon- claiming sdvers+iy an,
portion Of the said Firth ~ July mime W SURFACE
ground Ne required ~ his their -dvsise claims
~ith the Re. lister Of be Unit rtstss Ian
Once ~ Eurtka, IN the tate q Nevada. durlns
the sixty ua,s period Of pubiication hsrsof. Of
they viii be bsrrrd BY virtus the prov sions
F.H. HIsCKLEY. Register
II Ia hereby ordered that the foregoing Notics
period Of ten consecutive week. 10 the P.ochs
RkccRD . weekly uswupaper puhlishod q
Phoebe, Lincoln County, ksvads. N
fl1-iOt y. b 01NCkLEY, RegiuesP i
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PATENT NOTICES,
s pplscatSonf fora Patent
No. 76J.
UNITED STATIC LAND UrvIuK

UNITED STATIC LAND UryIuE
Enrela. Nevada. May %. 1855
~ Payday Gold and Silver lining (nmp ms
whose postofics address Is San Frsncisc,'
California, has this Gay died It's application for
patent for Fourteen hunarer aud .ighty-pipe
linear feet Of the PAYDAY gins on s.in besfipg
silver, with surface VT uad ria hI..9frf fsft
18th stu itcr IN Jsekraboit Iiuiup isttlct
ouniy OF iiueOln. nd STATE u Sev.s, ard
e~iknated by trt nsld notes hnd oihc,si pisi III
lie In his ME ~ Lot No. 80 located m a
pnruis.y'a and. nc exterior .undar,es III
AID Lot No - tsiDB 81 follows, 10 wit;
lightning 81 post IL aTked No ], - sufy.,
50 30 ron. which U = min raj n.opurutb y.
oesrg ~ der 40 min Eais fee, III s,,y,.
pe OF Day Mining Comp-.y ace bar )
i,R 20 MN ~, feet a. d III. 81 nkest-ct oi
st-ins b. irtibp.N orss beers Al deg As ptn
$50 i-st. Then. lat conrs : a de-, IS .a,,, /.
10 feet, TO poet uls, kea No u SURREY \. 10
'nd port No vi survey ~. 81, said p,-Ir
ieing idehticsl sith the nprthessteriy tl.a,r
Comment Of the Payday locator FRO. yllrb
be h'rthsesf'rly curuH nionuirsn, Of the Pay.
ti.rlA c''rn.i the Psy-.s. lpout,,,i,
Thence. : 81 deg o. L.iu " 1877 ..el 20 n a mi
n IL, s,sterly II 90 Us survey Nc 80; ,herc-
' ~ Dig SEQ feet to pos Mol U pLryey No
and thence. u deg Is hin = 60 feet. to
SOFT No .. U y survey No o and .bt place az
1'ginpig. Containing an ar, . ~ s.. 100 scr Of
and. Which tracts being esciudec frota his
survey leaves remaining an area Of - - 400
ores of land.
Magnetic variation Is deg Essl
The cation Of this mine Ia eco, drd In tue
t'cordfr. Office " Lincoln county, Nevada. IN
5ork Of Aining Notirv.. This lode is bound,
q the east by the Jaczrabbit mining claim.
u on the aonh, west aud south by no know a
'lsins Aiy and all persons ris,mips sd-
rely any portior Of raid Pay usy milne cr
uriac. ground are r,qnifcd to nh ~ cir - yer g
,inin With the h'sirter OF the uLitel states
and uffce at Eureka Ia tho rtA,o OF sevydI,
lnIine tn, sixty days period OF ruLiieuttop
nrroof. OF thew will br larr, & by virtue ri tho
pIoyiejors OF tho statute.
f.H. EISCgLLY. Register.
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NOTICE.

To THOMAS SAUNDERS, or assiRuees
owner or owners to one-hsli interest In tho
trict, Lincoln County, Btate Of Nevsds. you ara
hereby notified that there arc now due 4 DIN you
the sum Of Fifty $3.50 Dollars TN your int rest
In the above named mine, for assessment wori
dono on said mine tr the year 1885. which you
arc hereby notified 70 pay immediately together
with the costs Of this advertisement, otberwiss
shall claim forfeiture Of your interest, In can
forrnity with the acts Of Congress fsection o.
approved May 10th, 1879. All persons are can.
TONED against pur" hssingthe taid infercst from
the said Thomas Saunders, his heirs or as
sisnees, ns they cannot under existing circum.
stances make legal transfer.
THOB J MCMAHON.
Phoebe Jbnnary IS. 1aa8. jais9Od
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mi 0fo~ the working Glars Send 10 cent
Nil for postage an we will msil You fr Q
JUL Ua royal, valuable box II ample eoodr
that will put you in thu way II maxi
more money In u few dNs ihnu Won ey,
Thought po-s BIZ a. any business. Cspiisl toi
re,uired WIN 'tart yon You can w,rh
al the time or ~ tp+r, time only Tn, work
~ nniver ally atH TED T. both Mxes, young and
old fpu an ssilv earn from ~ re,tt 10 t5
every eveninr. Tfnfa VIM wnrt 40 NAV
teef tie bnsins VI max This nppa,s lIel d
OFFER; to MI VII nj ell sri fei we VII
Mn1 ~ :. pns thu :, NH. 4 wri,ii y ne
Full part MAS ~ ~ on Af, srt4t,t
Fortunes will hi mad, h, n WIN Nv, N. :,
whole time 10 'he Ri. '3r.r u, ipr sb q.
lntely SURF Dnnr delay >fsrt nov. Ad Iess
BTINSON Il 90. Portland, Maine.
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Application for a Patent
No 160.
urIrkD STATES LAsD OrYfoI.

No 7b0
uErkD SrATEs LAND OrYfoE.
Eureka. NcvAd, February A b 1853
~ Office Is HEREBY aJtkN THAT JAMES
~ ID. iEHNER whcse rostofiet address IL
Cincinnati, ohio. has this day hied his sppli.
alton for 8 patent for nfteen hundred Iiussr
fee, Of the fehmtr mine pr vein bearing cold
-ad s.ive. With surface srnrss. e. hun..ss
ing District, County of Lincoln. State ~ Ne.
vada, and desi mated by the bold notee And
official plat on flc In this Office as Lot Sumh-r
-. Ia Township 2. South Eauge. 81 EAs, ii
Mount Disblo Meridian. The exterior brlnd.
rles of said Lo. Moss being 81 follows, 10 III,
feRii ming a. post mslksd Nc 1, v s SURVEY
No ", 4 3, u, ~ y. Section 81. v d N. wLenr,
10 NE corner post Of Section ~ rs. Hk. 81
besrs 81 deg la7 iert; old monument Va
port tie same. Thence runbing, lat course 4
Gd'eN 1880 fest. to post E,hrked nos h
survey No IS. ; old monument being cedar tr..
"a inches In dirmaisr and bears ~ dc. r. q
'e.t from poet ho2. Thence, ID course, n ~
leg W SO feet, TO post No 3 y 4 survey No -;
Id ulonumtni b Ars y Ga deg W "a fe+t from
port Ma Thence, Si ceursa. n 10 deg t. thD
iett to post No+ U Nursey M 33i I'D Iani, u.
nent bears % deg " % 'est irod. pot N
Thence. 9TH course, 4 "a deg y 1870 feet T. u ID
Ne !. IN, place q begilniuV con;a,n,ne 20
h-iW acres rourse, expressed from The rue
,n.ridisn. with a magnetic variation Of 10 ief
hhht.
lhc location Of th!e min, rs r,eoya., n, "a.
Recorders oiiee of Liuooi. Count, Ntv 4. IL
BOOK of Minnie Notices. ,aef ana, 81 th. r,s..,i.
~ Lincoln County eevsds. illr aiAi 10
bounded By ne tnosn eiaiu.s
Any and all prra1ar -ls'r,ins. sg,.rsel; as
poftitn 81 said Lebtncr mine or sutisce gro,.i d
are required TO ale their ndv.rrr r,alms " u b
kesisie' OF the Unitcd Stat ian me ~ ~!
roka. In ,hs ) ate o, Nevada durbt IN "a
days period Of rrblirsliof hereof. or ttss en-
be barred b. virtue Of the prDvts',n- az ts,
statute.
F.H HtNLBLn, ktlts.rr
III hereby ordered that tie ,Grtg 1ir. uatiea
o application Tor patent be pnb'istti ~ Inc
leriOd of ten eorse u,iyc s,'ss IN ,b, '',, AZ
brcnhp, weekly newspaper putiis - 81
tiocbr Lindoln County Sevsus
f7-lUt " SCiI.tN Msdtfi
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Notice to Creditors.
rA,aur 81 snsheny Mcmahon. Dc
.sf ceased.

NOTICE Is HEaERy GIVEN BY THE UN-
~ dersigned. Executor Of the last will and
testament Of Anthony Mcaahon, deceased, to
TIE csedItors or. and to all parsons having
Chains against the estate Of said do eased b,
exhibit thin. with the necessary vouchers and
vefidcatif ne IN or before the 1ih day of Feb
fnsry, 1885. 10 the said undersigned. at his
once ~ Phoebe. Lincoln County. Nevada. OF
they will be forever barred.
e- ..t,--... II, II. ELAN,
Executor of tho laet will and testament OF
anthony hrMshon, deceased. a. I'm.
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D>.sgsits OF large quantities CT plum.
iaGn. or black lead, are reported in the
Verdugo bills, Nevada.
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Ia unusually large quantity OF fish
bla trrn caught in the waters OF None.
'nu. Ne, this season.
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It IS e,timated that the prune crop in
ssa;a Clara county, California, this
a'sen is worth 81, zoe, goo.
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Ia q never falling
cure for nervous de-.
hiliy exb listed vi
tally Il, IniDsl veal
ness, NJ erniatorrLvs
lost manhood, imp
;eucy, paralysis NJ
all I'd, terrii,l. fife ~
o. yo,i,lIui iOlit
and exresses IN Iaa
tuser yesrs--saeh II,
| ~ Of II enior. lass
tgie, nocturnal emf.
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stephen Morse, OF East Woodstock,
Conn, drinks his cider out OF SOO.y year
oia jug that came over in the May.
lower.
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3 Iron ore tGekets, old sRvil, old bellows
ore screen, l shoave and boxfs, coil old
holsting rope. ! pair platform scales GRIND.
alene and frame. 90 tors Of orc more or less.
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atoye, with drum, pipe and ginc; desk,
Letter tress. desk stroll. . chars, table,
letter scale. safe With door broken. survey
ors compsssss, pictures and frames, 3 bill
hlcs. letter hles, | match safe. clock, to
Feiher with any other personal property belong
ING 70 the hieGdow Valley Mining Company al
or noSr Phoebe, Nevada,
Ani Noiiee Is haIoby given thst on
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-12-19
CONCERT AT CLARKsBURG.
4 Fine Program, Good Music and a Large
Audience-O Other News From That City.

A Fine Program, Good Music and a Large
Audience Other News From That City.
Special telegram 10 the Sunday Register.
CLARKsBURG, W. Va, December IS
4 concert was given at Music Hall on last
Tuesday evening by our City Concert
Company, composed of home talent. II
was conducted under the management of
Miss Lille Hart, an accomplished musi-
clan. The programme was excellent and
rendered in n style highly creditable to
the participants, among whom were Misses
Vievia BoggeSs, Clara Ferguson, Mollie
Hursey, Rose ChOrpening, Lucy Steel,
Mrs. Geo. II. Lee, Messrs Hoff Sommers
and Jack Thorn. John L. LumpkinS,
Esq, of Baltimore, gave the character
song Its English You Know Mrs. Lee
Mr.. LampkinS, Miss Lille Hart and Miss
BOggeSs were encored and responded very
appropriately. The amusing feature was
the dime museum, directed by Mr.. John
Hart, who was assisted by Messrs. Camden
and Hoffman Sommers and Others. Every
one seemed to enjoy the curious freaks and
burleSque songs.
Many were, however, disappointed in the
failure of the company TO have Miss Ella
Dillon, of Wheeling, to render her part Of
the programme. She is expected to give
an entertainment in the near future.
The Classical department of the North
westerL Academy give minstrel exhibition
in this city on the 2Sth inst, which isex-
pected to be great success.
JnO. Lumpkins, Esq, who has been
living here for some tim e, returned home
Wednesday night to Baltimore, where be
will engage in business.
Mr. Charley BOggeSS, son of Col. Jno. K.
BOggeSs, left one day last week for Calii-
fornia, his new home. Every one wishes
him success. On Sunday last he gave a
dinner in honor OF his friends and aSSOci-
ates.
Wedding invitations are out announcing
the marriage of Mr.. Frank Haymaker, Of
this city, to Miss Florence Edna Gray, Of
Tenn, on the 18th of this month.
Major X. 5. Gardner is spending the
holidays at home. He is looking rs well
as usual.
Harrison county WIS organized in 1TS4,
and originally composed of twenty-five
counties; known when part of Virginia
as Augusta. 1t reached rs far north as
Maryland, and south to the. Kanawba
river, and from the Ohio on the west to
the mountains in the east. Among the
old records are deeds made by Jefferson
and Adams, and many other literary Curl
osities. In 1872 suit was brought By
Edwin S. Duncan, a distinguished Vir-
ginia lawyer, to determine title to certain
land in Harrison county, situate on the
Ohio River, under warrants, issued shortly
after its organization, and claimed by the
heirs of settlers in ITO. Among the
papers is letter of George Washington,
dated in 1898, and written from his home
at Mount Yernrn, which clearly indicates
his business sagaeity, as well as legal
acumen.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-12-19
Seven Sailors saved.

Two RIVERS, Wis, December l9-
The schooner Auna D. Hanson, lumber
laden, from Frankfort for Milwaukee, in
tow ofthe tug Gregory, ran ashore during
a binding snow storm about four miles
north of that place, at : O'Clock last even
ing. The tug succeeded in making port
and notified the life saving crew of the
peril Of those on board the Hanson. They
Immediately repaired to the wreck and
succeeded. after several attempts, in res
euing the crew, seven in number, at three
O'Clock this morning The night was
bitterely cold and the Sufferings Of the
life savers and shipwrecked seamen were
intense. The vessel is full OF water and
deeply imbedded in quicksand. She will
probably prove total loss.
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THREE MORE FIRES

At wellsburg, Due to the Irregular Pres
sure of the Gas.
SPECIAL Correspondence Of The Sunday Register.
WELLsBURG, VIVA, December IS
Three fires occurred here to-day, all OF
them due to sudden and unexpected over
pressure Ofthe natural gas; one at Clement
Speidell's on Water street; one atDr. W.K.
CARTS, and the other at Pleasant avenue,
in house belonging to the Tarr estate, and
occupied by Dalzell, of the Dalzell Glass
Works. Little damage was done.
The entertainment at Barth's Hall, for
the benefit of the Episcopal Church, lacked
about 81 of paying expenses.
4 supper at Barth's Hall tonight for the
benefit of the Methodist Protestant Church
was a successful affair.
The Rev Walkcnshaw, of Wellsburg
O will preach here tomorrow
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-12-19
MISSOURI ELECTION FRAUDS.
GlOver's Seat In Danger-Eyidence to BE
Brought Before the House.

Glover's Seat in Danger-Eyidenee to BE
Brought Before the House.
ST. LOUIS, December 1S--The arrest Of
persons indicted yesterday for committing
election frauds at the late election, con-
tinued last night, and at 10 O'Clock
eighteen of them had been brought to the
United States Marshal's office. Four
teen of these were released on bonds
ranging from $500 to $1,000. Four were
unable TO furnish bonds and were confined
for the night in the marShal's office. The
arrest of others will follow as soon as war
rants can be served, and they will all be
brought into court TO answer to the charges
against them. What effect this action OF
the Grand Jury will have upon the various
election contests, among Others that Of
Mr.. Frank for Mr.. Glover's seat in the
House of Representatives, is not known,
but the evidence which will be submitted
when the indicted persons are tried, will,
if it proves important, be brought before
the house
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-12-19
THE RAILROAD POOL
Progress of Attorney General Cassidy in His
Suits.
ROBERTS OF The PENNSYLVANIA
On the Stand-Hs Explains His Rsla-
lat0ns
WITH THE TRUNK LINE POOL.

PHILADELPHIA, December 1s.-Attor-
ney General Cassidy's call upon the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company's principal
executive officers to appear before him to-
day and give information in the coal and
trunk line pools, brought ont President
Roberts, Second Vice-Presidelt Thompson
and their attorneys, Messrs. Scott, McYeigh
and Logan. Mr.. Cassidy was reinforced
this morning by the attendance of As
sistant Attorney General sDSdgrass.
Before Mr.. Roberts was sworn, Mr..
Scott asked the Attorney General
under which bill he proposed TO call
the Pennsylvania Railroad president.
Mr.. Cassidy replied that he
would examine him in the Trunk Line
pools. Mr.. Scott then asked that the ex-
animation be postponed until the question
of the Attorney General to take testimony,
raised by some of the other defendants, he
decided The Attorney General said that
owing to the shortneSS of his official life,
he would have to proceed at once with the
examination. Mr. Roberts was then in
structed by his attorney to answer all
proper questions, after which he took the
stand and was sworn. Mr.. Kendall then
began the examination.
Mr.. ROBERTS EXPLAINED
at length his official relations with the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad and other corpora
tions defendants in the suit, told whether
lines of the company ran as we'll as those
of its connections, nearly score in
number including nearly all the
important lines east Of st. Louis.
The Pennsylvania Co. was large stock
holder in many of them. Witness was
Chairman OF the Presidents Committee OF
the Trunk Line pool and Albert Fink was
Commissioner of the pool with salary of
$40, 600 or $4,000.
In reply TO Mr.. Cassidy, Mr.. Roberts
said he thought his company mad copies of
the minutes of tue proceedings OF the
Trunk Line organization and he consented
to produce them.
Continuing, Mr.. Robertson said:
"When we come together in New York
we generally have growl over breaches
of contracts committed by some paaty to
the agreement.
When you have done your growing
then what do you do?''
I'VE generally 60 home" Laughter. }
When the same freight is shipped over
different lines, is very seldom that it is
shipped at the same rates"
What then is the purpose of this or
ganization.
''To get them to do that"
do you not require that carload of
freight from Philadelphia to Chicago
should be shipped at the same rate by all
the companies -
That is generally the purpose. Our
company is usually required to charge
the highest rates. We are looked upon as
furnishing the best accommodations and
the shortest route, and We are generally
kept up to the highest
mark. This organization does
not propose to control the amount of
freight nor even a percentage of freight 4
road may carry. 1t endeavors to fix the
proportionate amount which each road
should carry of the total amount shipped.
After further testimony the hearing was
then adjourned to meet at some day to be
set when the parties meet in Harrisburg
next Tuesday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-12-19
A DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
A Married Man Attempts Suicide with
His Paramour-The Woman Dead.

~ uhu Suscs"s WV"
His Paramour-Thc Woman Dead.
ELMIRA. n. Y, December ls.-The do
tails of doulc tragedy nj Penn Yam,
caused q great sensation this morning.
one Of the principals being Dou N. Ham.
lin, station agent af the Syracuse, Geneva
&orning X. X. at Penn Yan. Hamlin
il 33 years of aye and one OF the
most trustworthy and prominent officials
in the employ Of the Fall Brook Coal
Company. He was employed at Corning
70 recent period :in the agents once
Ia Fall Brook depot. He has mn estima-
BILE wife and bright young daugh-
ter. The family moved in the best
society there. Hamlin IL smart,
pleasant fellow Of agreeable manners. He
went 10 Penn Yan Thursday night and
occupied the same room with his para
mour, Muriel Aldermad. Before retiring
they each took dose Of morphine with
suicidal intent, and slept for
twenty -four bours Suspicion being
aroused by Hamlin's absence from home
the apartments which he occupied were
broken open. This aroused Hamlin from
his stupor, whereupon he seized n pistol,
lying near by, shot the girl in the breast
and sent ball into his own head. The
unfortunate woman was killed, but Ham
lin il still alive.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-12-19
THU CROWN DEFIED.
A Demonstration in Favor Of the Plan Of
Campaign
PARNELITBS The GOVERNMENT
The Envoy Of Turkey Rejected BY the Bull
garians.
CLOSING ARGUMENT TROR LADY COLIN

DUBLIN, December 1s.-At demonstra-
tion held last night in Kilrush, county
Clare, in favor ofthe plan of campaign"
jeremiah Jordan, Parnelite member OF the
House for West Glare, and Mr.. Joseph
Cox, Parnelite member for East Glare, both
defed the Government TO do its worst by
arrests and coercion against the plan.
These gentlemen openly declared that the
plan of campaign" would be relentlessly
enforced against the large Vandeleur es-
tates in county Clare, upon which the
rents are due to-day. I'VE will bring
Vandeleur to his senses tomorrow, " cried
one of the orators, ''by collecting his
rents" Mr.. Kenny, member OF Parlia-
ment, also spoke, and said the Vandeleurs
had been murderers ever since lS46.