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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-18
BRIDGEPORC.

William Clinton was s.Ousht before
Mayor Jurking yesterday on the charge Of
stealing shickens Patrick Mullen, ot
Martin'S Ferry, identified live chicken
found in Clin,on's yard. The chickeniaad
been been left by Mr. Mullep 10 charge Of
Samuel Wcstwocd. aaa not long since all
Of NJ. WeStwoods chickens had their
heads wung off and were carried
away except the game cock
belonging to Mr.. Mullen, its heal
being missed from among the rest on tLe
floor. He Was also charged viii sealiug
chickens from Greeley Bralum, bu: this
charge wsS 1ot sustained for want Of tho
presence Of Louis Adams, q son oS Hr5.
hdams, where Clinton held forth. This
boy, Lauis Adams, agreed 10 come before
the Court to day and turn States evidence
under promise Of the authorities that he
would not be prosecuted. The eH.
dence to be given by young AdGIs
was the most importsnt. ancs he accom-.
Eanied Clinton On O number Of bis expedi.
lions. When the chicken cases against
Clinton were finished the Marshal read Q
warrant for his arrest on the charge OF
fornication and adulte;J sith Mrs. Eliza.
beth Adams Tas trial on this charge was
cro ,aeded with at once and tho test SaSny
Was furnished by boy who bad been stay.
ing at the house and who had seen the
couple occupying the tame bed in the mig At
season.
After hearing the testiHooJ Mayor Jun-
kiDs reserved lis s.sc!sion till I p m. at
uhisl t,pe lie announced that Clinton
would be held on the charge Of adultery
ont that the charges for chicken thieving
would be dismissed. There are about q
dozen other charges 10 be preferred sssis,.
the prisoner and it is clsinsd that If Louis
Adams can be LIo0gat into court the
charges sili oil be sustained.
Mrs. Adams was arrested on3 Iociei up
yesterday afternoon on the charge Of foul.
terry with Clinton. SIZE was koxever re-
leased last nigh. On her own recogrizapce &C
10 care for Der 2-y ear old child. Her trial
will take place this morning nt I o clock.
Philip NeideTt was arrested for drunk
enness and disorderly conduct yesterday
morning.
Miss Efie Tbonpscn Of 81. ClairsviIle
is the guest Of the Misses Mitchell.
The Commissioner have decided %
spread 700 rods Of stone on the National
pike this summer.
Thomas Hosr leaves for Cincinnati In q
few days, where be will Join Forepsugh',
show ana continue in their employ during
the time of Q three years tour in Austra
lis
Cottage prayer meeting vii! be held a'
the residence Of Willisp 7. Graham .bil
week.
Msa CbsDisin, Of PortIasd, has return
ed TO her iome sfter days visit viii
friends ia tovp.
Marion Bartholomew was in town zee
terdsy.
Mr. o. P. Turey has removed TO stsu
benville.
T. P. BcCsaby, dealer in Brideepor
co.I No. zS South wabash street, Isisnd
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shs Loved Joe Better.

WlsEFx, O., March lL--Ap. Philip
Sponseller, the wife Of prominent citizen
here. elopsd Lac, Eight with her coodn
James MaJne. Of Santa Fs. N. n. For
years the couple bad been living 10 apps
rent happiness, and The husband had made
little fortune on the farm. bo, hs wife
was somewhat Lonesome. The cousin,
With whom she .lopec. bad been visitiss
her, got her moro diasstissed With Bfs by
picturing to her his beautiful home 10
New Mexico, and ske 8ed. leaving this
note Tor her heart broken husbsnd On ths
parlor table "DArlipg-Ihsvs esd. sn
too lonesome. Isl~sys loved yos. sod do
yet, but love Joe better. Goodbye,
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DOWN IN TEXAS.
Further Arrests to be Made-strikersA Ais"
ueplore the Difficulty.

Further Arrests to be Made-strikers Als'
uepIore the Difficulty.
GALVESTON, TEXAS, March IA spe
cial to the News from Dallas says: A
meeting of the members Of the Merchants
Exchsne re has been called Tor this morning
to pass upon the strike. The fact that IL,
commercial interests OF the city are ST.. I
ing strongly foreshadows the action 10 be
taken.
United States Marshal Cstell GhI six
deputies started Vest to-day 10 make fur
ther arrests. The Knights Of Lar have
retained able counsel to defend the five
prisoners now in custody for contempt o.
copr..
f6ore is no enaDse N tlo s;tuation o.
Sherman and Texsrksns. One freight
train left Texsrksns yesterday over the
Trans. Continental division.
At Denison the four local assemblies O
Knights OF Labor attended citizens
meeting 4 tody and voted with the c,ti
gems in adopting resolutions Qeploring tht
present difficulty, and piedging their heart!
cooperation with the legal authorities ii
preserving order.
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BELLAIRE.

The Committee on Ordinances and tn
Committee on Streets and Alleys Of thi
city unanimously agreed to grant Messrs
Finn and Gillespie representing the Phil
adelphia Natural Gas Company, the priv
lege Of laying pipe in Bellsire.
This step means great deal for thu
city. 1t means that the Glass City viii
ere lopg providing present calculations arr
not misleadipg) enjoy the benefits arising
from the use Of natural gas. 1t also signi
ies that our manufacturers, when they use
this natural fuel, will be able to make
something in the way Of profit on the goods
they manufacture.
The gas will be transported here from
the Washington gas fields in large pipes
Our business men have given up the idea
of procuring the fuel in this neighborhood,
and feel that the proposition made to them
by the Philadelphia company is q good
one and will in every way prove satisfsc.
tory.
Work was begun on the foundation OF
the new bridge over McMahons creek,
yesterday.
The FIRE at Workman's, on Tuesday
night, did no damage.
Forty-fve sons Of Ireland, between the
ages Of eight and fifteen years, parsded
the streets yesterday, With drums, flags,
etc, in honor OF 81. Patrick's Day.
Council will convene again tomorrow
evening.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union meets this afternoon at the house OF
Mrs. 7. A. Rodefer.
The flint glass workers got q "divy"
from headquarters yesterday, but don't
tell them l told you."
James Poole, resident OF Gravel Hill,
we'll known in this city, died at q late hour
on Tuesday evening.
Col. ]. F. Charlesworth was in town
yesterday.
Council thinks the FIRE alarm is too near
the top Of the belfry and that its sound is
impaired in consequence II would be
good scheme to get bell that could be
heard around the corner.
Mayor Cooper did q hundred dollars
worth OF business last month.
The California minstrels will be at
Lilch's Opera Hall on Saturday evening
Have you taken share OF stock 10 the
lew boat bouse2
The Belmont Oil and Gas Company in.
lends TO increase its capital stock
The Street Commissioner reported TO
Council that OF All persons ordered to
york on the streets only 2j2 have complied
10 far
The following voting places for the city
election have been fixed: First ward hose
house; Second ward, Crozier House, cor.
Ter Union and 26th streets; Third ward,
Mayors Office; Fourth ward, hose house;
fifth ward. hose house
Liberty Hose Company Was out yes,er-
lay flushing the Thirty-second street sewer
There are three letters in the postofice
TO Martha Albright, uncslled |
or.
Miss Lucy Mann. OF Wheeling, is in the
ity Waiting friends
The new gas well at Heatheriugton's
truck small flow Of gns at $50 feet.
The National Glass Works is now on in !
ull, the striking boys returning ct tie old |
wages 1t is thought the back bone Of the
tri5e 10 broken.
A meeting Of tbs stockholders OF the
3 h. 4 c. will be held this evening.
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OUT OF WORK.
The Boycott Now the Only Means of Re-
are.s a, Springfield,

The Boycott Now the Only Means of Re-
areas a. Springfield.
SPRIXGFIELD, O., March l7.-SJill more
discharges are reported to-day of men who
refused to sign the Whiteleys ironclsd pro-
vision to keep them out OF all working
mems organizations The shops are un'
doubtedly Cling up With outsiders. and the
suppositiou Is that the knights will have
10 secnre work elsewhere, aud resort to the
boycott as their last meant redress. Many
have gone to work in other shops and
other cities, but large number remain
here out of work. They declare they will
never sign the iron-cisd contract. Many
boys and girls have been put to work in
the East street shops.
The Grm presented workman rsmed
s. j. Shannon G git OF sl0O Tor sticking
to his work continually through the troubles
in the Gray iron foundry.
The Springfield Typographical Union
has passed resolutions commencing and
supporting the knights of Labor for retus-
ing to sign the iron clad.
Boycotting Failure.
CHICAGO, March 1.-The knights OF
Labor having boycoted number OF firms
in the city becouse they buy boxes from
Maxwell Bros o reporter was sent out to
end ort how the firms which have been
put on the list ieei about tie lFsttaS. The
result of the investigation shows that the
firms on the list have paid no attention to
the order from the Knights, and all de
sln.s that their business is in no way a.
feeted Dy the boYsQtI.
His Trade Practically Ruined.
TERSE HAprE, lSp March 1T. D.
Biel, cigar manufacturer, who vas COM
pelled by the Knights of Labor boycott to
discharge his non union workmen, an
nounces that be will remove 10 Louisville
TO engage In the same business there. ais
cigar trade here was practically ruined Oy
the boycott
CLEVELAND, March 1.-THE rolling
mill ct EeF Philadelphia, Ohio, Vhich nss
been idle for spme time. has resumed eper'
stiops in sl departments.
The Miners
PrrrsBuRe. Pa, March ia oonyen
ton of the railroad miners of the Pitts
burg district gill be held here tomorrow
In this district there are four tho1ssnc
miners working at y cents per bushel A
the Columbus Conference it wss agreet
| that the II cent scale should GO into eaec
May 18th. The meeting toDorrez will b
not 80 much to enforce the II cent scal'
now, as to gee If they can not receive NOR
money for digging up to Nay lst.
The strike in tie Cumberland and Do
boIs region pss encouraged the miners o
this district 10 make sn effort to securl
higher wages. The Scott Haven miner
who struck on Monday, returned to worl
Yesterday sai eont;eSs5 e, it, despite tn
Efforts of the Irwin strikers Who cap,
over with brass band TO drum them on
1 aasis. Tls Eea at Jenkins Guaey
Wstsons mines pre- eut on g strike TOR
check veighmsa,
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PEOPLE WE ALL KNOW.

Our Daily Chronicle of the Movements
of Individuals,
Lorens Taives and family removed 10
Dakota, Yesterday.
Councilmen Gillelsnd and Jaeger we're
in Pittsburg yesterday.
Misses Hsrpole, Of Bloomington, Ills, are
uuartered at the Mcclure.
II. K. List and wife and Miss Jessie List
we're in Pittsburg Yesterday.
Frank Il. Jacob, OF Wellsburg, was in
the city short time Yesterday.
Tom Rose was able to be about yester.
dsy with the aid OF several caSes.
Hon. J. W. Gallaher, Of MouudSyille.
paid the city . bInaess Wait yesterday.
Capt. William Dillon is lying very sick
at h,sresidence No. 100 Fifteenth street.
Nj. Charles Hill, of Philadelphia, is the
guest of Mr.. Fred. Nolte, of the South
Side. -
Miss Ellie Davies, q charming young
lady Of ST. Clairsville, is visiting friends in
the city. .
Messrs. E. L. Willisns sod ". j
Robinsou, Of Parkersbutg. made busi
ness Tap to this city yesterday.
Miss Clara Lamb, Of NevbuTg. n. Y.
Who has been the guest Of Misses Mary and
Ida Frev, returned home yesterday muc
to the rsfrst Of the many friends she made
while here.
MssEa Hessfy Michael and John Kaisel
e .sit nj Yesterday for Minneapolis Era, ,whef'
they have secrrsi sit1stions. Both younj
aen have many friends in the city VIII
will miss them greatly.
Messrs. q. C. Ysucy, Central Psss-rse
Agent of the Wabash. and Robert Smith
Passenger Agent Of Chicago, Burlington
| Quincy railroads, are in the city, looEiDl
after the interests Of Their roads.
Ex-CoIlectos Samuel P. Neoornick, Q
Grafton, xs, II town yesterday. bot bsor
tie RrcnfEa could get hold Of him for q
interview on the condition Of politics i
the State ct large, he got beyond reach.
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A SLAUGHTER OF NEGROES.
Thirteen of Them Shot Down In a
Court Room.
SCENE OF HORROR IN MISSISSIPPI.
Fifty Men Ride TO the Court House
and Enact Bloody
Tragedy.

GRENADA, MIss., March l7.-News of q
terrible tragedy enacted at Carrolten, an
interior town twenty -four miles southwest
Of Grenada, was received here this even
ing. Fifty men rode into the town and re,
paired to the court house, where thirteen
negroes we're waiting for their trial to
commence. The white men walked into
the court room and shot ten of the negroes
and mortally wounded the other three. The
shooting grew out Of tie attempted assss.
sination Of James Liddell, prominent cit
lzen, who was shot and seriously wounded
by these negroes several weeks ago.
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Mook,,,s Old Partner Disqualified.

CHICAGO, March l7.-When William j..
Gallagher, Mackin's old partner, called at
The plscs OF registration in IT, Seventh pre-
cinct Of the First wal ! last evening, 10 Teg
lster, his name was entered upon the
books bat in answering the questions as
10 his qualifications as voter he was
compelled to admit that he had been con.
victed Of q felony in the United States
Court. The Judges then wrote the word
disoualiied" at tie head OF his name
VIM Fitzgerald and several friends were
with Gallagher, and they raised quite q
disturbance because BIZ Was denied the
privilege Of voting. The police were called
and order vas finally restored.
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WelIsburG LicenEe Ticket.

WELLsnURo, March l7.-An inter ss!inq
convention vas held tonight 10 make nom
nations on the citizens license ticket
George W. McClesry, Darwin AcClelland,
President Of the County Court, and the
present Mayor we're candidates Tor Mayor
George ". McCleary received the nomina
tion ard Charles Z. Hall was named at
City Sergeant Three fifths Of the voting
nopuletion were out.
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BACK FROM CANADA,
One of the Fairbanks Embezzlers Trapped
BY Detective.


BY a Detective.
CHICAGO, March l7.-Detective Matthew
W. Pinkerton returned last night from De
troit, having in custody Lewis Bsnditt, ,one
of the clerks lately employed by N. K.
Fairbanks & Co., who is charged, together
with Frank Elsbree, with having embez-
zled several thousand dollars from the
firm, and both of whom fed to Canada
about three weeks ago Mr.. Pinkerton
sscertained O short time ego that both
Benditt and Elsbree were in Ssrnis, Cana
ds, and proceeding to Detroit last week,
succeeded by means of kilograms and let
ters, and slso by conversations which he
held with Benditt by telephone, in inducing
him to leave Sarnis and come to Detroit,
where he was arrested, and agreed TO re-
turn to Chicago without requisition papers,
Benditt refused to make any statement
whatever when seen BY reporter. Elsbree
is still living in SArnia under an assumed
name,
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An absconder's Fate.

MONTREAL, March lT.-From the de
soription given Of the man who recently
wsded into the Niagara river and was
carried over tie Falls it ia believed he Is
Gustave Mercier, Ithe abscondiDg ledger
keeper Of the National Bank here. Mercier
had been employed by the bank fer tour
teen or fifteen years at a salary of $500 per
annum. His detslcs,ions thus far discov.
cred are $3.50. His method was 10 forge
the names Of customers TO drafts snd
checks api get confederate to draw them
after he had certified the checks, which it
was his duty as ledger keeper TO DO.
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Murder or Accident.

BALTIMORE, March l7.-Pnvste Allen
Howard, Of Battery l. Second ARTILLERY,
O s. 4, at Fort McHenry, was killed at
$50 this morning Sy sither falling or De-
ing thrown from bridge which sRaes :ar
Baltimore and Ohio tracks at Locust Point
At Fort avenue. Howard and Bugler
Jobn Whittipgtoa, laa the Fort at 5 o clock
jsst night. Howard had sls in mis- Psese!
Nhea thsy started out, and when bis dead
Sodv vas foRnd srly seventy Eve cents re
ms;ned. wilmington states tsss hs letl
steward about oas o clock this morning 81
Hunts restaurant, 6 aiys on Liberty street
The Coroner viii investigate the case.
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SUSPENDED ANIMATION.
An Aged Citizen Goes On in a Trance and
Becomes n Lively Corpse.

Special 10 the Register.
ELLENBoRo, W. Va, March l7.-Wm.
Cunningham, (better known as Shogg, }
living three miles west of this point, at No.
10 Tunnel, has for some time been afflicted
with heart disease, srd all expressed doubts
as to his recovery. On Monday, March
18th, a. IL clock a. m, Mr.. Cunningham
apparently died. aud became rigid, cold
and stiff. The news spread fast and friends
o. the family gathered at the Cunningham
residence to assist in helping to LAY him
out" At clock the same evening, the
supposed dead man arose and with slight
effort, was able TO speak. He ia now rap
idly improving and it is supposed he will
be around again.
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Tho Canadian Pncific Road.

ToRoxTo, March l7.-General Manager
Van Horn, Of the Canadian Faciac road
has written letter 10 the City Council,
giving q statement Of the progress Of that
road. He says that within few weeks
from this time the road will be completed
throughout and connected with the city by
the extension OF tie Northern Railway,
which will be completed at the same time
Mr.. Van Horn Gays steamship lines vii!
soon be established from Vancouver to
Japan and China, and the Australian prov
inces, making the possibilities Of Canadian
trade almost illimitAble.
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Didn't Io,s a Cen. b, Mr.. orilby.

New Brunswick. n. J., March IL
Miss Elisabeth A:utpyp, ShQ Sas reported
to have lost Sl56,000 in bonds that hsd
been placed in the care OF 0gilby, the de-
faulting Cashier Of ;hs New brunswick
Savings bank, this AFTERNOON, publishes .
card denying the entre statement and
saying that she has not lost 9 cent through
Mr.. Ogilby.
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Wsllsbarg Notes.
Hb>eill 70 he Rs1itfsy.

WKLLsBUaG, March l7.-Col. Henry j.
johnson, Of the First Virginia Infantry,
who died ct Ashville, N. C.. q few days
ago was brother Of l. W. Iotnson, Of this
place, and lived Lers for many years. serv.
In 81 apprenticeship At the printing trade
in the ofscs Of he Welkbarg Herald.
z. C. Glass. Of the Pan EsbaIe News
and I. 81. Caldwell. gee In WheeliBs on
yssterd.T,
eel Robert Whiss and B. G. Ban, Eas,
Of Wheeling attended court here today.
Rev. Joseph Waugh, Of Delaware. 10 vis
iting J. c. Ps,n1. Esq.. add other rels
tiyts In Brooke county.
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The MORRISON BILL.
The Tariff Measure In All Probability
Doomed to Defeat.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Morrison
tariG bill viii likely not go upon the House
calendar under two weeks. Members Of
the Committee on Ways and Means say it
viii take that much more time to coaPlsts
the measure.
After various talks With tbs PsotsetIon
element in the Democfstie ranks in tee
House, and with members Of the committee
now considering the bill, I have 70 reasoa
= rEangs the views expressed weeks ego;
viii not be- returned to the
that the BIN
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The Green nnS ..n Orsnz..

FIrTssURa, Msrcn lin the parade
this Afternoon of the Ancient Order OF
Hibernlsns, in honor of ST. Patrick, an
orange and green banner was carried as q
symbol of the unity of Ireland. Fully $500
men we're in line and the best Of order vas
maintained. The weather uas pleasant
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Pfttshurz Drixfpx Rarh.

PTTrsBuRG. March l7.-At . meeting Of
the Pittsburg Driving Psrg Association TO-
day il was decided 10 hold trotting meet
Iings at Houssood in June, July and Sep
tembe.
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Railroad Subscription Carried.
Special to he RegtIisS.

PARxERspURo, March IA subserip'
lion of $4,000 to the Ripley and Mill
Creek railroad was carried by large ma
io-itr in jackson county yesterday. The
road connects with the Ohio River hsit
road.
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A POSSIBILITY
That the RoIaInatIOn of McGraw VIII be
Confirmed.
IL IL

SpeeidI % Ihe REJIJfer.
WASHINGTON, March l7-Collector Jno.
7. McGraw and Hon. Charles E. Wells, OF
West Virgins, are among the arrivals to-
day. The object Of their gi,itj is not known
II is said that there is prospect that the
majority of the nominations for Collectors
of Internal Revenue will be confirmed, and
that the Senate Committee on Finance and
the Administration have arrived at some
kind of an understanding. If this Is so,
McGraE's chances for confirmation look
favorable.
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Fragrant so,odont

anders and ipvigorates the gums, Purifes
aId psTfumes the breath, clssnses, beauti.
aes and preserves the teeth from youth to
cd sgs. Sold BY al druggists.
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nIsannnintad inLnrn.

BUFFALo, March lT.-Laura 4. Miller,
aged l9, commit ed suicide last evening hY
hanging herself. nissppointsa love 10
piTsn as the CAUSE.
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RIPPLEs YRoM RE KIyKk.

xsvs Cleaned Abest the wharf asd
from OuF Exehasgss.
The Scotia 10 due sp this morning fos
Pit'sburg.
The Telegram leaves Ior Clsrsgssa .. 3
p. m, sharp.
The Dick F0l.aa BAssea up yetsdsy.
with enptisS
Tsse. ". Eacbelos ieavea ios Pttstug
at Ia o. 10 dsJ.
The Diurrsl VIII Be to-dsys PAshsss
burg packet. kavng st II O. m.
Tss MARKS on the lsoding hs sSSains
indicated 6 feet II inches sad riisg.
The W. N. Ckssespos pssses dovs 70,
morrow morsisg Tor Charleston st
clock.
MARKS ct other plsoes-6fesrsbofo. ii
feet 6 inches and s'sfiopsry; Oil City, 3
feet inches and falling; Mosesstovs, 4
fest inches and falling; Lock No. 80
feet and riing; BeovpsviIIa. s ftst -
stationary; R;ce's LANDING. s ~ ssd ID
ing; Parker. 4 fett and risisg.
The nasks At Pitfsbafs lss. Slxbt shew.
ID isst 8 ischs ssd iisise.
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Finally Settled,
- r-iends of Rev. DE. ArmstronE.

Tie Friends of Rev. DR.. A Armstrong.
ATLLSF., g. Garch 1.-THE friends
Of DR.. Armstrong, aRopS to S2n8rega-
tion Of ST. Philips, are still standing %
him in every way. A few days ago at
a meeting of the vestry committee
wss spEo.ate1 to call upon him and make
q tender Of any pas 'u tta 9 Ia9;oh 10 MN
and lis family, tres Of chsfge' Tor a.
long n time as they say at 70 Use
,;on who during all Of bis troubles have
bsen bis strongest supporters, have rented
a residence, furnished it. and provided the
same With years provisions. The house
vas placed ut his disposal to-day, and TO-
morrow moi DR.. Armstrong will take posses
sion The project to build him 9 new
church Is still being favorably discussed,
and it is bsFeyea that the requisite amount
Of money can easily be raised.
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Mr. YoRK. March l7.-Ten tkousstd
Irishmsn psraded tie streets today ip
honor OF g. Patrick Seven basdfsd %
licsmep. under the command o. Police So.
perin,sndent Murray, ~s,s dstsilsd to keep
the pesce.
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No Safer Remedy can b had isr ceoshs and
Colds, or any trouble Of the 1hrost, than "BrVs>s
Bronehisl TSoeha" Pns Is esa So ssly b
tsses,
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SAIvAIIos OF y ,hs csatsss psis-de-
stzoJes Of syJ sgs Or cline. For the egss
Of rfysAssz, Ihsuustifm and voasee o.
casiopsd By seeidests. sueh - co sses.
hsuissa spesins ssd fspebas Z - -
s1sal. Ptics osly 26 es1s . bsffle
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WEEx everything elss fsila. Or. ssge'H
CstaTrh Remedy cures.