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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-17
BRIEF MENTION.
News OF the Day Compressed for the Hasty
Peruser.

News OF the Day Compressed for the Hasty
Perussr.
There is no hope that the miners entombed
at Scranton, Pa, are alive.
The Republican majority in Maine will be
in the nsighborhood OF $4,000.
A young man named VansiLe was fatally
gored by bull near Chardon, o.
Sullivan and Hearld will not be allowed to
spar on Coney Island tomorrow.
Thirty-five hundred barrels of beer were
ruined in Q brewery fire at Buffalo, N. Y.
Senator Harrison opened the Republican
campaign with speech at indianapolis last
night
Four hundred and sixty Of the troublesome
Apaches have been shipped on a special train
TO Florida
William Carmichael, insane incsndiary,
who fired his brothers house, has been ar
rested near Anderson, Ind.
An active movement is on foot 70 severely
restrict the importation Of cattle and sheep
from Canada into the United States
Jim Douglas, the fast running horse, and
his owner, c. johnson, have been barred
from the Brooklyn track for dishonest prac-
tices.
Burglars broke into the house of John
Park, at Meadville. Pa, beat him and his
wife cruelty and robbed the premises Of 81 600
in cash.
Mrs. Gen. Grant has invited President
Cleveland and wife to visit her in Elberon
on their way back from the Adirondacks
The invitation was declined.
Pierre Lorillard, having sold his runners
and retired from the turf some time ago,
now announces that he will sell out his en-
tire horse-breeding establishment.
In trial Of speed on a bicycle at Craw-
fordsville, Ind, S. G. Crawford, Of Chicago,
made ten miles in 1924. The record is thirty
six minutes for ten miles.
1t is announced that Hon. James q. Blaine
has forgiven his namesaks son for getting
married, and that the happy young people
will soon start on wedding tour.
Near Little Rock, Ark, little boy who
was drowning in pond, called to his brother
on the bank to save him. Both were lost.
Their mother who witnessed their fatal Strug-
giles, has become q raving maniac.
The Firemens tournament opened In Gin
cinnati, and despite the rainy weather, was a
success, including the morning parade. Over
sixty veterans of the old Cincinnati volunteer
firelnen were in line. with their famous en-
CINE. The Cataract" The contests by the
visiting companies were exciting.
Herman Lackman, q prominent Cincinnati
brewer, celebrated his sixtieth birthday at
his farm home, near Glendale, yesterday. He
made this event the occasion OF distributing
liberal sums of money among the benevolent
institutions Of Cincinnati, and sent S5OO to his
native German village for distribution among
the poor. Mr.. Lackman, in responding 10
the congratulations, said that he intended to
repeat his charitable donations hereafter each
successive birthday.
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IL, 4 d. ENCuTSiOns.

The following Special Excursion Rates
are announced by the Baltimore and Ohio,
and the Columbus and Cincinnati Midi and
Railroad Companies:
Sept. 7th and 2lst. Round trip eNcur-
sion tickets to all land points in Texas,
Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota and
Dakota, at not over one fare for the round
trip.
The Triennial Conclave of Knights
Templar, at st. Louis, September 18th to
10Th. Round trip tickets will be sold,
good for return passage to September 2Sth,
at one cent per mile on short mileage, to
members of the Order, their hands, serv-
ants and families. For the public, one fare
for the round trip.
Cambridge Fair, at Cambridge, O., Sept.
asth 10 Oct, 1st Rate, one fare and 4
third from Zanesville, Barnesyille, and in
termediate stations.
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Consolidation Of stock A..ocia,lon.,

SPRISGFIELD, Ill, sept I".-Tg" etecu-
tive committees Of the National Cattle Grow
ers association of America and the National
Cattle and Horse Growers association IL tl.o
United States met here aud carried ont tis
wishes Of both associations expressed st tb.ir
last annual conventions by consolidating The
two. The consolidation will be couplet.d ut
the meetings Of the associations In Chicago
November 10Th ncIt H. II announced uat
Sir George McPbsrsOn Grant nnd Hon Rob-
ert Duck worth, of Englnuh. both msfnbsJs
Df parliament, will be present at the Chicago
meeting AMI deliver addresses
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The Coming National Drill.

WASHINGTON, Sept 10 District Com
missioner Wheatly has appointed a commit
tee of thirteen, Of which by resolution Of
the recent meeting of citizens he is chairman
to arrange tue national drill at Washington
next May. The committee held its first meet
ing az Williard's. 1t is proposed to offer
prizes Of at least 81, O,GOD, and to make this
the grandest demonstration of the kind ever
held in the United States Al interesting
feature of the ceremonies will be visit TO
Arlington on Decoration Day. Many of the
best companies ia the United States have a.
ready expressed [ iesire to participate. Mr..
I. {. DeLeon, of Mobile, Ala, will be in
vited here to take charge of the arrange
mpntS
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Congress. of American Forestry.

DENVER, Col, Sept 16-The congress OF
the American Forestry convened here. The
officers, most OF whom are in the city, are:
Warren Highly, OF New York, president; II.
q. Jolly, Of Quebec, first vice president; j.
). Morton, Of Lincoln, Neb., second wee
president: J. d. Hicks, OF Roslyn, l. L.,
treasurer; w. II. Eggleston, Of Washington
d. C., recording secretary; B. E. Fernow' OF
New York, corresponding secretary. George
Eaton made the address Of welcome on be
half of the state, which was responded to by
President Highly The session of the day was
devoted 10 the reading Of papers.
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COLLISION on THE WATER.
The SteSmer CAtskIn Runs Into n New
York RaIlroaA FsrryOoat.


NEW YORK, Sept 1a-Ths DesArossss
street terryboat, baltimore, Of fhs Hsnnsyl.
yania railroad sect, coIlidsd with the steamer
CafskA on the North river yesterday morn
ing. The CatSlan was coming down stream
heavily loaded with passengers and cargo.
About sOO Passengers we're on beard ths
Baltimore, and number Of passengers were
crowded on the bow, and when the Catskill
struck the Baltimore there was the widest
ScrAmblinS into the cabins for safety. No
one, however, was injured, but thers was
bad fright among the ladies.
As most o. the passengers on the CatskIll
had not arisen there was no confusion until
after the accident, whsn the boat began I'LL
ing with water. About twenty -flvs square
feet Of her hull was stove in. As her pier
was only short distance away, she effected
a landing. Her cargo and passengers were
immediately taken on and she was sent to
the drydOck The damage is estimated at
5000 The guard rail and knee on the port
bow rail Of the Baltimore were carried
away. Superintendent Meach OF the Catskill
line throws the entire responsibility Of the
accident upon the pilot Of the Baltimore.
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AsNAKE STORY.
,.S =, ssrveut OuEdooe BY = Land Rep
tile Of Enormous Size.

tile OF Enormous Size.
.-., Mass Sept l6-Ths interest in
.-...-.-tgu this vicinity has suddenly
:. : -,,.c.l.,aei by tue appearance in the
=. rs,.LJorhOod Of an enormous
-. which 5 playing havoc with live
=. The ry,: extraordinary stories have
-...a.,L.n the past few days Of the
SO The length given varies from
i've 2, t,r,y-dye feet and its circum-
49,. ,-gn that u twO-gallOn jug to the
"a ARE. {; Is believed 10 10 the
--.--....s that escapei from = travelling
--.,--s ,.ae four years ago and was
Ind ,f afterwards. The lost serpent
-..-,r,s.su: byA. SONS twenty five feet
..>-.z.. tia, j. now causing excitement
.s Led. ,e-u o. several people, and nightly
h. .. sL,.s disappear, it is believed
- LIE .as.rumeutaA;y Of the monster
-. . hunter, have started out from
CHARLTON. South Bridge and Dud-
a.. .4s serpent, but they are badly
ids! a. tue prospect Of meeting it,
-~---. bauu,s the locality known as the
-,-s,asmgs. 20 the northeast Of the South
-..s aa.ch Is impaSSable. The loss TO
81 considerable. The towns are to hold
,=-S,o dIyere some means Of ridding
:. g-,ry Of the dreadful visitor.
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The Record.

At noon on Tuesday, August ~. tho
1gjth Grand Monthly Drawing Of Th'
Louisiana State L0ttery took place, undeI
tht supervision Of Generals G.. T. Beaure
gard, OF Louisiana, and Jul,al A. Early o,
Virginia, No o.. 3Gl drew the First Capi
tai Prize of $4,000. No. 5,pjl drew tb,
Second Capital Prize, 81, 100. 1t was sold
in fifths at 81 each; one to Henry Laj0ie
Holbrook, Mass, paid through Adams tx
press in Boston, Mas, one TO u. Frank
Burpee, 4 saloon keeper, No. 3 Granit
street. South Boston, Mass, ais
paid through Adams Express; on
paid through the German Bank Of Mem
phis, Tenn; two others paid through
Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S Bank, San Francisco.
Cal. No. GO,5i9 drew the Third Capital
Prize, $1,000. Nos. 1926 and 81, ,s1f
drew the two Fourth Capital Prizes O.
5000 each: sold in fifths at 81 each to
parties in Kansas City, No, Coneordia,
Kan, Montgomery. Ala, New Orleans.
La, Fort Monroe, Va, Chicago. ILL.,, and
Philadelphia, Pa, etc, etc. The next
drawing will occnr Tuesday, October IL,
1886. and all information can be had from
N. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La.
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Campaign Cries.
To The Editor q The Register: ls.Xx3

10 gtf ENAAtt - go ~ stN-N'- -1A1EH<1
CLAY DISTRICT HANCOCK Co. W. Va,
We suppose now, as Gen. Gof did not
decline very much that the labOring ele-
nent in the yards and factories along theup-
Der Pan Handle will be implOred to vote
Tor GOff and high tariff, or they will ali
have to 20 to the poor house, in case Judge
Brannon should be elected, rs the works
would surely have to shut down. This
same old cheSnut is getting stale, 1t was
worked over for all il was worth two yearS
ago. and after Cleveland was
elected, portion OF the easily deluded
mourned in Slckcloth and ashes for many
DAYS and weeks. Yet the sun does move,
and various works in this neck Of the wood:
have been busy as nailers ever since. And
right here we wish to say that Judge Bran
non is regarded as . man Of sterling quail
ities, free from anything like iemagogue'
ry-no cliques TO serve or unwise pledges
to break or dodge. and IS matter Of course
he viii make safe representative.
DENOCRAT.
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End of Rome Seraping.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, Ill,
says: Having received 70 much bench
from Electric Ritters, ] feel it my duty 70
let suffering humanity know it Have
had 4 running sore on my leg for eight
years; my doctors told me would have 70
have the bone scraped or leg amputated.
used, instead, three bottles Of Electric Bit,
tiers and seven boxes Bueklen,s Arniea
Salve, snd my leg is now sound and well. "
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents q
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnics Salye at 2Jc
Der box, by Logan & Co
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The knights Acquitted.

Sr. LOUIS, September. 16.-The trial OF
the Knights of Labor Frank Young, Os-
car HarrOn and Fred HundhassOn on .the
charge of cOnspiring during the late South
Western Rail Road strike to injure the
Missouri Pacific Rail Road Co.'S property
aud business was concluded last night.
The jury after remaining out for two hours
returned verdict of aequittal.
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The mrs. MARTIN ABDUCTION CASE.
She Suddenly Returns to Her Home and
Husband, and Relates Her Experience.


Husband, aud Relates her Experience.
MUsKEGAN, Mich, Sept 16-Mrs. L. H
Martin, who was 50 strangely abducted from
her husbands side while riding near their
home at Maple Hill, Nowaigo county, Sun
day evening, has reached her home again.
She Is suffering from nervous prostration,
aud but few OF the details Of her experience
has been obtained. She says she rode several
hours Sunday night, seated between her alb
ductors, and that early Monday morning,
ooedient To q sudden impulse, she threw hsr-
self from the buggy, and by blindly rushing
on through the woods, escaped pursuit
From daylight till afternoon she wandered
around, nearly dead from exposure and
fright. Monday evening she entered q farm
house on the road to Howard City, and next
day was taken home. Mrs Martin has no
idea who her abductorS were, and says they
treated her respectfully. Several parties
who had set out 70 rescue Mrs. Martin have
not returned, but there are half q hundred
people coming and going continually at the
Martin homestead to talk the strange affair
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A RIr Nina Pnrchase,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 16.-The mines oil
the Clearfield BituminouS Coal company
which ars located ON the line Of the Beach
Creek Railroad company, have been pnr'
chased by Cornelius Vanderbilt, Joseph NJ;
Gazzam and Martin L. Olmstead, who will
reduce the capital stock of the company and
conduct its business for thsir own account
II is stated that the purchase was made u
sacure the tonnage Of the mines to the Beach
creek railway, and prevent the property
from falling into the hands Of the PennsyL
.-.,,;, r.ilrna1 intaraSt
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UNDER ITALIAN SKIES.
GRACE GREENWOOD CHATS ABOUT
MANY INTERESTING THINGS.
Especial Correspondence.1

MILAN, Sept. I've have been having q
little sensation in the regicide line. Last week
a young soldier of good standing, sergeant
in the Eighty eighth infantry, now stationed
at Mona as guard Of the king at his summer
palace, attempted to commit suicide by dis
charging his fusil plump and square into his
breast By almost miracle he escaped death,
the hall not touching any vital part; yet II
he lives he must be, they say, n physical
wreck, his right arm being paralyred. When
this would-be suicide was discovered welter-
ing in his gore, in his pocket there was found
a letter pompously addressed, ITO his Maj
esty, Humbert, King Of Italy, and running
thus. -
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kullrlN AMaksna,I

,..---t ~ September l6.-A had wreck
.... IS ~ ',.,' night on the Missouri Pacific
= . '1' corner Of Poplar street and
=, t. Vi Aity ears loaded with iron
-y a-. y Three engines WAS proceed
>-a.a,.t4 and when At the point above
- r,g. r ore OF the ears Jumped the
Il ~. -'''ls the others with il. They
,.,. y, Ala demolished a small brick
%4,a ~ .'o 'ooms occupied by Patrick
>-r rI ~ v " a. asleep in the house at the
R5u ,,S "a o''rSS and mortar fell ON top
ed Mn 5-l De De received severe cuts On thu
n -, -. - Back WIS severely injured.
1g-a,,r,'' la The patrol wagon to the
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The Coney Island Pool Selling Jury

NEW York, Sept. l6-The jury in the
case of the Coney Island Jockey club, whose
officers were on trial in Brooklyn for Hio-
lating the state law against betting on racing
grounds, disagreed and were discharged. IL
is said that they stood eleven for conviction
to one tor acquittaL The case was Regarded
as very important one, as the club has Ill
troduced novel system Of betting by com
mission, which it is claimed successfully
syades the law against pool selling and book
making. Anthony Comstock has taken 81
srtiva mart i'm the prosecution.
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Rurglars' Rig HAul.

-SNE,PgLIs, MINI, Sept. l6-BurglGrs
-'s's. lie residence Of Thomas Lowrey, one
+, x Fea.ilssst citizens here and made Q
; --.d The affair WAS kept quiet till
& q afternoon, when il leaked out. From
a q. al = .earuei the burglars took the
-Aa.4', consisting Of diamonds, gold, jew
=. ~ 4.TegSars, and the amount taksn il
: - I'LL reach $4,000 The detectives
= - S1.,es are looking up the casa
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a Cooneratiye Mine.

ErSTsvuLE, Mo-, September l6.-Mine
No. 3 the largest in this vicinity, aiter De
inc idle for more than five months ms
inst reopened on the Cooperative plan.
The miners are to have the use OF the 20. 5
machinery and to pay the lattera royalty
Of i cent per bushel retaining for division sieI
~ On,ons themselves the remainder OF pronts-
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The Late c. K. srabIey,s widow.

DETROIT, Mich, Sept l6.-The case for
the removal of Mrs, Catherine Mabley -SpierS,
widow of c. r. Mabley, the late millionaire
clothing merchant, from the guardianship of
her minor children, came up in the probate
court here to-day Nothing of interest was
ELECTED, except the secrecy Of Msbley's sec
ond marriage, and the fact that Mrs. Mabley
had supported her husband Rev Mr. Spiers,
since their marriage.
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Ir. Huntingdon. scheme.

.-- '. = No, September l6.-A gen
.-'.' .,>,ty dcn,lfied with Mr.. Z. Z.
.'- railroad project is reported
~. >'A there Vas some foundation
5,... ,.''r'arnt that negotiations were
, .'. 'ar puAchase OF the Indiana
5. a.. '..''i'~ and Springfield railroad by
.... -. .'..."5lyl interest, and that he be
g. .-- sale would be- effected. 1t is
:. A' e .-A' the holders of he stock and
'.'' 'N>ur> VI bonds of the road
a. ~ " :, . g"umItUee a fortnight ago to
VI Huntington, and Mr. Ingalls,
z. .--.e N' 4 '"gm1l olier of a majority OF
e - power which served to include
.-, .-'-s o. the interest from l to D per
:, --..1 Il Is claimed the road can
g., ~ =. q under existing conditions, and
g. ...- ~ 1y,1 more with proper relations
'-1rr;ug lines
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Base Ball.

At Kansas City-Kansas City ,; Chi
clgO :.
At BaltimOre-BaltimOre none; Pitts
burgh7.
At ilndelphia-Athletic 3; Louis
Vile 6.
At New York-New York |: Washing
ton |. Brooklyn -; Cincinnati In.
AtSt. LOuis-Game called ON account
of rain.
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Medals From the British Government.

WASHINGTON, Sept 16.-The state depart
ment has received from the British gov
ernment four gold and six silver medals
awarded to hemaSter of the schooner Fannie
f. Gorham, OF Belfast, Me-, and TO the pilot
and seamen Of the pilot boat Phantom, Of
New York, for services rendered to the Ore
gon, sunk off Fire Island, n. Y, last March
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= Newspaper Man Married.

!. .lyg,,s g. - No, September 16.-Miss
In 4. 4 'C',Iock CIock Youngest daughter of
- 4, bsr LSonlStOck Vas married yeSter-
II Joo 7 uSiae y jli2 Chestnut street to
Z Cdieaso, PGallantlne > managing editor OF
"a EEer;;o,r.IS - Guy Ners. The ceremony
Z las Chs by Rev. p. G.. Robert, rector
'as E7j5;,SA Of the Holy Communion.
,e'y asub.ss was a very quiet affair,
Sevlt IT. n oi the two families being
: : aOd Mr. uS marriage took place at 6 p.
%'SysanI g. 1la -t.i Nrs, Ballantine left soon
Ih'eagO, their future home.
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No Cab,ed Wire. Along the e."

NEw YORK, Sept lh.-The electrical sub
way commissioners have notified the Western
Union Telegraph company that placing its
wires on the Elevated railroad structure Is
violation Of the law, and must be stopped
The commissioners also requested the police
board to prevent the placing Of the wires On
the Elevated IS7roAd
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STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE.
g1rl Adler Leaves Home With q StAnEer
and Does Not Return.

anu b'NN wv AhNNeA ~"
.y-yATL Sept l6.-Dayid Adler, who
4 -e7. ~ s1ms time on the corner Of
1a.s.- anu John streets where he was en-
-. "a TIE dry goods business, left his
-, I.sLy II the company Of stranger
4. - -, since been seen by any Of his
-7 He Is ifty-fye years old and an in
.S.-.., nan. With no bad habits. He has
r. -a--.-i t~ea,y-siX years and has lived
=, j Sll bis wife and family.
ssEte reported his disappearance to the
'-s ~ alSht. She said that a strange
- A-ei a, their house Tuesday afternoon
4. a,iei 5l- Of the children for Mr.. Adler.
e ali caNel her father and after . few
LIS ,a.s.ng he walked OF with the stran-
8 Is Vas the last seen Of him.
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Death On The Rail.

CHESTER, PA. A carriage containing
Wm Lewis. Joseph Null, and man
named Carpenter, was struck by 'T;lih ran
on the Philadelphia Wilmington and bal
timore railroad at Kerlea street crossing IN
last night and Lewis was killed and i, the
Others 20 badly injured, that their lives
are diSpaired of.
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punLlen,s Arnica SAlye.

The Best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheIm, 5eHei
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chllolalns'
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, ana posi-, 7,
t;yeIy cures Piles, or no pay required. II
;s Guaranteed to give satisfaction, Oh
r,oney refunded. Price % cents per ooh'
For sale by Logan & Co.
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Spoke Once at a Funeral.

LOUISVILLE, September lG:-John
Myatt and Dennis LOftin are neishborS IN
in Marshal County y. Y. who have not
spoken for wears. Loftin spoke 10 Myatt
yesterdy at funeral, and the latter
knocked him down with rock. Loiteh
then drew a knife and killed Myatt stan.
hing him seven times.
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A Meeting OF Governors.

RICHMOND, Va, Sept l6.-Governor Fltz
Hugh Lee and staff left this morning for
Philadelphia, for the purpose Of being pres
ant at the convention of the governors ot the
original states Of the Union. The conVen-
tion will decide in regard to celebrating the
centennial anniversary in 1887 Of the sdop-
tion Of the constitution of the United States
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rhe nnmocracy of Wisconsin,

MADISON, Wis, Sept l6-The Democratic
convention nominated for governor Gilbert
A WOodford, of the old Iron Brigade, and J.
ID. Putnam for lieutenant governor; for sec
retary of state John c. Ludwig; treasurer,
John 4. johnson; attorney general, George
W. Bird. The platform strongly commends
the administration of President Cleveland.
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Dropped Dead.

'.'a.a'a. E" ". Va, September l6,
.,.-.. A4i,>ou an old citizen, fell dead
.~. @--e gong from his home in New
.. as g.arr a. business in this city.
.-.0 aarsr Amlv of children.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. l6.-The following
named fourth-class poStmasterS have been
appointed for Ohio: F. B. Warren, 2ele
Point; Margaret A. Shields, Touchdown;
Mrs A. NJ. Marsh, Quaker City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-17

Sick and bilious headache, and all de,
ranVements of stomach and bowels, eareu
by DR.. Pieree's Pellets anti-Dinou>
granules. - cents 4 vial. No eheap
boxes to allow waste OF virtues. by drug
giSts
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4 New Mail Route.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-Hereafter New
York and eastern mails for YuChatan and
Mexican points, will bs sent via the New
York, Havana and Mexican steamship line,
plying between New York and Vera Cruz,
instead of overland as heretofore
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A a. 600 RIRIard Match.

ST. LOUIS, Sept lG-Jacob Schaefer has
issued challenge, accompanied 10y forfeit,
to George Slosson for a match at billiards,
balk line cushion carom, or any game that
Slossou will agree to. for the sum Of 81, ODO.