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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-28
Rsdhinal.
SCRATCHED % YEARS,
S..Iv Itching, Skin Disease with End
4 ''1 less suffering Cured by CuIi-
eurs Remedies.

r,,Uu al the CUTIJUbA kNAADlss
II ha' years ago iL would nave save ny
twcH!y-tlSu' SSNrIr,i dollars and an immense
S50W sf5Sriur. Ny disease sor;sss,CUU
smohN!. I, H nv AL In a Snot NOT AMER thsnS
meH'', -. .'~.sa r,.iily all o%yerlny O9Iy ana
cent .i>'.. he <CalcS would drop on Oi
uGdrr NJ! - IN ami my suffering was enalsS3
me AZ -, r,IieE one hOuSAhu uoLaLs """'T
aud "l.."r ,,s m nave this disease over SSsIl
not ttu,.. nan. nut GSl rich to Be IeIsEeGm
am 81 -. ~ the dNcpOS Said was 'eP'Vsy, S"NS
Whist s'nC 'r.N-a,ls. e,c. ItnOE $500; anu -.
ring h.. orfr one year aud q hall. ouL :"
cur. ~ "a the CUTICURA REAEDlks tO3
! 'S'"'s ~ have maze my skin as SLea, az
u:tI. sl.S As 0aby'S AL nseu o, inSll
i7e' .tg- ITyqsni CUrICUSN A, AMI Lhee pot'ESSm
W. '.,'. 'REs0-yESr and two cakes OF ~,
'l.. 4 - n YOU had been mere anu Sa1I SOH
Uo,'.i % r,,g.r. I looked like the piSture III
nal 't. r. rr ~S,riaSiS picture NUMBER wv
y"a, ~ Tr-p skin Diseases j. 0ut now an
40" INV nr-sou ever was IhrOusn tIIee,
SS" : r.b my hands over my arms SIu "
ha'L . Nc me- in a while, bnt 10 nOpurpOSe. AN
s.I7' ~ nicaed twenty-elght yeSES; auu y
~ n', md of second nature 10 Ine. tnAnn
gi g" ,,ssni times Anything more nat you
l'. " E,nw vyite me, or sny one NnO Ie"N
Na's 10 Ng : "a me aud l win answer u
tul> may "'''' DENNIS DOWNING.
49,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-28

WHEELING AND Kim GROVE Z. h.
On and sler Monday, October 81, 1857, Trains
on tho Wheeling aud Elm Grove 4. e., wtlimn rs
knllnWa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-28

OIL CITY. January 27.-Petroleum-
Opened at Ss3c; highest 9S3c; lowest Sole;
closed ut 86sc; sales 1881, 600 barrels;
clearanccs 2,26O, 900 barrels; runs 1882
barrels; shipments GA, S35 barrels; charters
= SSI barra1o
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-28

.,, here. Price, CUTIcuSAi SOC; soAP,
>o'S 1T 81. Prepsped by the POTTER
NNFIEuI5AL Co., Boston, Mass. :,
-.,H To- How % 'IIS SYN LLSfS'' VI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-28

,,,,pr ~ h,,rS heads, chapped and oily skin
mia Ey CyrICUEA MEDICATED SOAP.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-05
Tho Hypocritic Teller, of Colorado,
Slanders Cleveland.
Salisbury, of Delaware, Denounces
the Republicans as Disreputable.
Stewart, Of Nevada, Opposes the
OWL Service Law.
Slight Disagreement on the General
Deficiency Bill-Chandler's Resolu-
ton OF Inquiry Into tho Loui.
siana Election.

WASHINGTON, Oct Tho House. /
The Senate bill was passed providing that
the Secretary Of the Treasury may permit
the use Of the petroleum rs fuel on steam.
crs not carrying passengers without tho
certificate Of the supervising inspector Of
the district where the vessels are TO DO
used.
Mr. Burncs, Of Missouri, then called up
the conference report ON the general def
cheney appropriation bill.
The amendment appropiiating $50, 900
for the Industrial Christian Home associa-
ton Of Utah gave rise TO long political
discussion.
The conference report was then rejected
in order 10 enable the conference commit
tee to change the language providing for
an investigation Of the Washington Aquc.
duct matter 80 Us to enlarge the scope of
the inquiry.
Adjourned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-05
III. chicago s,ses,c,r s,rlIe.

Cuc,oo, H., oct 1.-The conductors
and drivers u the North Side will prob1-
bly, have Ia strike Saturday 10 enforce their
demand Tor shorter houm aud better pay.
President Ncfkcs has given out that the
company has no further propositions "a
OHcr, aud that II II ready Ia stand ~ the
ground II his already taken, no matter
What the result may be-. This means That
the North Side car Hines will be- tied up Tor
an indefinite period unless the company
got new men IA operate them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-05
THE DEADLY WIRE.
Another Man Killed by n Shock from a
Dynamo.

AnOtnOT Man kIIIOU by NnOCK rom q
Dynamo.
CmCAGo, H.. oct. l.--Ncs'crlay after
noon Young man named Clark, an cm.
ployc oi tho Thompson.llouston Electric
company, was instantly killed 10y an oicc
trio shock from wire. Clark WIS cm-
pluycd in the basement Of their building
where there is u large amount Of electric
light apparatus ready Tor use. He was
4, t,,,u tb, sv,it,b an IA, hal la bis L,nd
switch somewhat cnrrlcssly nnl missed H.
IA his bare arm came down with the blow
II struck -quifcly against naked vim
and received the full force ol forty five
ligit current
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-05

CmcAGo, H., Oct "A local paper
SAYS "Aiis Paul Rochester, a dclicalcly
formed young woman. with a remarkably
handsome face and great proiusion OF
dark hair, arrived in Chicago yesterday,
after having performed an extraordinary
mulc.back journey Of nearly 400 miles,
across the wind and mountainous Central
American Republic Of Honduras. She
came directly from New Orleans and after
remaining IN this city few days will 70.
turn 10 her home In New York, from
which she has been absent about a year.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-05

Barling, both of Chicago placed under
arrest At the station they admitted that
Winsberg obtained the goods on credit
from j. V. Farewell 4 Co, and aitcrward
turned them over TO Barling as security
for three notes aggregating Sl,S0O, on
which no money was ever paid The men
will be turned over 10 the Chicago police.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-05
nenih bod . Mc,oInIIonar, rcn.Ianer

LOUISVILLE, n.y., oct i.-Ihe pension
Office here received notice today to suspend
payment Of the pension Of Mn Sarah
Cruichor. Of PITTS Point, near BarIstown,
KY, widow Of James Crutchcr, wvulu.
tionafy soldier She died last Saturday.
She wu lightweight ycan old aud had
drawn pension since 1853.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-05
uh,Y, I.,,,. AIb,t,,,.y

CunoyoAy, Mich, Oct l-Noihing
has yet been heard from the schooner Al
halfuss, which WIS dropped he Lake
Michigan by the steam barge Enterprise.
Tho Muir which wis in the snmr tow, b.
alI right, but at present II looks o. II the
Albairp.s must have gone down with all
Du lu4U1
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-05
NnIiI,n I.nnI sinr,.

SnrUmUooGr, Que, Oct. T. - judge
RouN rendered o decision this morning In
the ease II uclilun, the dciaultng assist.
nnt cashier # tho National Park bank, 81
New York. ordering that hr be- surrendered
tu thu United States authorities The de-.
Tense are applying Tor writ u habcn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-05

Nra YouK, oct g.. MIR. u. Uilpin, Who
represents one Of the biggest ranches and
fyndicitcs Of Colorado, arrived in the Guy
tull. Mr. Gllpin has been 10 Brazil 70
study the system Of cattle raising IN that
country.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-05

CmcAoo, H., Oct l-lnspcctor Of 20.
lice John Bondcld has secured judgment
for s., 900 In Judge Altcgcd's court against
H. George y. Cunningham for alleged
libel. The suit grew out Of the shooting
Of d. ThomB Waugh In September, 1885,
by JASPER Sweet
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-05
Dot Their Deserts

BrrrAlo, y. y, oct I. John Sy>y
and Grorgu lol,auchc. "1ho Marine
convicted oi aiding aud abcttiug in the
lnmalc prIzr fight on Navy island. were
today sentenced los Judge Hatch, Of the
superior court. SPAIN got five anl q half
months In the ponilrntinry aud lclilnnchc
cot three months
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-05
LOOK ar your cIoAR srAmPs.
Very Ciovor limitations Discovered
Bogus HnvnnnH.

Bogus HavanRs.
CmcAGo, H., Oct. Captain Porter
Of the government secret service, ycsicr.
day found a number u clover limitations u
the customs stamps used on imported
cignH. The general appearance u the
counterfeit is excellent 4 difference is
that on the original aro tho words. "Man-
uiaclurcrs of Imported tobacco" md On
tie counterfeit arr the words "Aianu-
iaciucd oi imported tobacco" The
stamps are made by Schumacher 4 l. &.
lingrr, oi New York, aud arc not used a.
oyado payment OF duty, but arr pasted
upon boxes containing Inferior domestic
goods In ORDER ~ drlulc the purchaser
in,o the belief that be- s buying u genuine
Havana weed. The firm will be- prose.
Cutpd
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-05

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct i=Eightccn
trunks filed with $500 worth Of iinc silks,
etc, which recently arrived FROM Chicago,
were seized by tho police At the American
Express Office today, aud their alleged
owners Samuel Winsbsrg aud Adolph
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-05
%. ia. ..a,,.a So. .,.n.e.

CmcAoo, H.. oct. I. Deputy sheriff
Burke, Tuesday night, attached ~ head
Of cattle belonging 10 tho Dakota Stock
Grazing company 10 satisfy thc claims ol
T. H. Price aud others ior $4,000. Mr.
Price sold herd Of cattle a. The company,
which b. composed Of English capitalists,
several yean ago. lie says that hc never
las received pay for majority Of them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-05

GLASGOW, O.t Tho state line steamer
strtr of Georgia. Capt Noodle. from Me-"
York. September 20 about Which sopc
G,4r. wcrn beginning to bo felt Ia cons'-
uu,nro II the lcug,h oi her voyage, ar
Ti,,d hprp al \ O'Clock this morning
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-05

ST. Louis, Mo-, oct i.-lhc banking
HOUSE. OF shanklin q Austin, Trenton,
Mo-. the oldest bank In north Missouri.
las closed it4 doors THE Immediate cause
WIS the failure IT the 1mdor bank u
Chicago. The bank hls been doing hu,-
nrs since 1850 liz dopo.iion will not
tuHI IL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-05
ucthod In IIi. madness.

NV lDUg, oct flames u. Curtis,
Hhy-H,o years old, Of Salamanca, \. Y, q
guest ut the Grand Central hotel, shot
himself through the head at noon today,
blowing out bis brains. lie left q note Ia
biz BON, stating that lac was crazy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-05
the TRADERS BANK.
Tho outlook FOR tho Dcpositors believed
to be Very Good

CmDtUo, H., Oct. a luul paper
uya twill require q week or ten days
before ANYTHING definite can br known
uhuu, lhc condition Of the collapsed Trad
vr,' bank, AMI from thirty tu sixty days
will clau4c before lcpoit.p uu realize
ANYTHING un their funds locked uW with TIE
concern. What the dividend 90 creditors
win bp M one knows even lprrNimal,Iy
40 this time, though tie friends ui me
bank maintain that 10 only u l.r cent. Il
realized Un the assets the dcpsiors viii bc
paid in full.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-07
THE PANAMA CANAL.
An Engineer Explains the Work Being
Done on the Enterprise.

An Engineer Explains the Work BEING
Done on the Enterprise.
NRw YORK, May CIV. P. Williams,
engineer OF the Nicaragua Canal Com
pany, srrived from Panam. yesterday by
the steamer Colon. He has been making
extensive Investigations along the lire Of
the Panama Csnsl during the last two
months, He says vast amount of work
has been done on the Panama Canal, but
In his judgment much of it in 8 very
uneconomical manner. It is only ques
ton Of money, he thinks, when the canal
will oe finished. His opinion, formed by
careful estimates, is that the 600, GOO coo
francs, ideciared by DeLesseps sufficient
to complete the work, is about
half the amount required. At present
serious features outside of the new sys-
tenn OF LOCKS present themselves in the
unTuly Chagres river, and in the absence
OF stone CT q quslity suitable for
making concrete for the locks. One OF
the most serious difficulties in tine ws7 of
rapid and economical work is the absence
OF sufficient skilled mfn and the substi-
tuition OF Jamaican negroes, which has
resulted disastrously to economic work
The American contractors are the only
ones who have employed laborers of high
Intelligence, and the vigor Of their work
is IN marked CONTRAST with that of other
contractors whose dredges are manipu-
lated by jamaican negroes, Greeks, Itsl-
ians and Colombians.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-07
DEHIsON.
Good Int ntiops Frustrated By the Officers
GrsaS Deal Better.

Good Intentions Frustrated By the Officers
A Gr.as Deal Better.
Special to the Gazette.
DENIsoN, Tex, May 6.-Tne party OF
men headed with Constable Nixon, who
went after the negro, Richard Scott, who
made the murderous attack upon Brake
msn Ball yesterday evening, returned
about O'Clock this morning with the
negro, who WAS captured while asleep in
3 house over in the IIdisn Ter.
ritory, Officer Nixon standing
over him with gun before
re WAS awakened. The men who accom-
panied Nixon had q rope and their inten-
ton was "good enough" and there was
plenty of big trees in the bottom, but our
constable would not permit any "engage-
ment," and by telling the mob that the
negro would surely get twenty or thirty
years for attempt to murder he succeeded
in bringing his prisoner to jail. This ne
gro served two year term IN the Fort
Smith penitentiary for carving work he
did few years ago.
Marshal Cutler is great deal better to-
day and, it is thought, is out Of danger.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-07
I. M,JB1HS B en-. TyRswz,.s. age AGENTS
GALVESTON.
Verdict CT Not Galley The Arkansas Press
Association,

Verdict OF Not Ga,l'y- The Arkansas Press
Association,
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, Tex, May 5-For the
past two days the United States district
court has been occupied with the trial of
J. F. Penn, formerly mail route agent on
the Houston and Texas Central Railway
between Houston and Dsnison, for rob-
bling the msil of registered packages.
The case went to the jury Tonight and at
q late hour they returned verdict of not
guilty and Penn WAS discharged. Penn
was Jointly indicted with j. B. Smith last
fall, and the evidence sgainst them was
thought to be conclusive. Smiths case
will be heari Monday.
Tonight about forty members of the
Arkansas Press Association accompanied
BY their wives arrived in q special car
from Texsrkana where they have 1een in
convention. Tomorrow they will be en-.
tertained BY the journalists 81 Galveston
which will wind up with an excursion ON
the bay on board the revenue cutter Nc
Lean. ia g>',Si -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-07
STORE PLUNDERERS.
Two Farmers ARE sled on suspicion-ssolen
Goods Recovered.

Two Farmers ART sled on suspicion-stolen
Goods Recovered.
Special to the Gazette.
WORKMAN, TEX, M.y 6-L.st Tuesday
night the storehouse Of j. j. Stubs was
broken into and goods, such as clothing,
boots, hats, silk hsndkerchiefs, ETC., were
stolen. 1t WAS kept quiet until to day,
when Deputy Sheriff ". M. Seley went to
Pisgah Ridge and brought back Will Over,
stree, and J. S. Haynes, both young men
working on farms in that neighborhood
He also brought in q part Of
the stolen goods. The parties
are now under guard and will
have their examining trisl tomorrow,
when the officers expect to get some
valuable il formatiop, as the town has
been bothered by safe crackers and bur
glars for some time. Last November
TWO s;fes were blown ope ., and no trace
of the parties who did it was found at the
time, but the officers think they have
things in shape to step SUCH work.
Mr.. Zsly starts tonight with two st.
tsched witnesses for Madisonville. On
his return some good news is expected
as he is good officer and will stop such
work IL any one can.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-07
4 UNIQUE DUEL.
Two Western Ladies' Quarrel Over ths
Affection of a Young Cowboy.

Two Western Ladies' Quarrel Over the
Affection of a Young Cowboy.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, May 6-Nsws from
Luna Valley, N. NJ, gives al account of
the tragic and fatal result Of difficulties
between Misses Sarah Bolton and Mary
Lemoore, who fought q duel last week,
the result Of quarrel for the affections
Of young cowboy, Whitman. In this
duel Miss Lemoore was shot through the
shoulder. but recovered In q few days,
and last evening, closely yelled, went to
the house OF her hated rivsl, and meeting
her ct the gate, shot her dead. Returning
TO her home she proudly boosted OF he
crime. she was soon after placed under
arrest. A revolver was found on the per-
son of the murdered woman Il is be.
lieved that she, too, was awaiting an op
portunity to finish the work of the duel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-07
critical oopd,stan.

NEW YORK, May Sex Senator Alex
ander Mcdonald OF Arkansas. who has
been Ill at the HOTEL st. Marie for week
with pneumonis, is in critical condition
tonight. His physician ssys his chance
for. recovery is small. None OF his rels-
ttyes are here. His eon.iH-law,s W. d.
Harper and family sailed for Europe
snoStly before he was taken sick.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-07

rapidly Increasing in value, and things are
on boom generally. The improvements
now on foot are notably s25, GOO court
mouse, $4,000 school building, $4,000
Methodist church house, three or four
new brick storehouses and about ten new
residences. II is also thought an effort
VIII be made to get . new depot here, IS
the present one 10 not near large enough
ior fuIi accommodations, and does not
LOOK well with the increasing size Of the
town, being built some twenty years ago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-07
Cleburne.
Special to the Gazette.

CLKBUsNE, TEX, M,y 6.-Mr. Sam M.
Atkins and Miss Dsls Wilson were mar
ried this evening at the residence Of Mr..
George Ester, on Anglin street. The
presents received were very numerous.
Mr.. William FiIgs ard Miss Clara
House wsre married this evening.
The band concertand ice cream festival
will be given on Wednesday night In the
courthouse yard, instead of Monday night,
as advertised.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-07
Huntsville

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
HUNTSVILLE, TEX, Msy 5.-Ata meet.
ing Of the City Council special tax lew
Of 20 cents was made for the erection ol
the new public school building.
{ Z R..i s.sx.re nj "a Linds IN On, c;., q.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-07

An advertisement from 9 Prague (Hun-
gary) newspaper fszranslated as follows:
ga literary isdy would like to meet q
literary gentlemsn with view to matri-
mony. Prose preesFed, IS the lady is 8
poetees, and contrssSss generally harmon-
lie best-mstTimoDiaAy IS
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-15

= SlegeI6afte Stu6enten Der
1niberiitGt 6arDarb bel Bottom bdtten a #
!tnen bluttgen Q~ufru6r perans
QBt. Qtm Nben6 bes II. Sftober belt baS
S0m6rtDger GleoelanO> un6 Tburman>
Battalion etnen l1mSug, unb ais es bur6
oell 0olpolez UNI Den @ilion>8lod Sog,
puroe es bon ben Stubenten, pel6e Die
Sentter beiebt batten, nit ip0ttiI1em @e>
,GGter emDfangen uno nit QSa1Ier begolieit.
Das Battalion, ndmentli6 Die 3uaben 6a>
rim, Duroen bariiber niit6eno uno id)tGten
fi1 an, Die @ebdlt6e nit ben 6afeln in Ser
0an0 81 itiirmen un0 es 6Gtte 8rano uno
BlutbergieBen geieBt, ipenn nt6t Der Gom>
manOeur beS 3uges nit ge5ogenem Oegen
ba3pti6en g~eiprungen mare unb ieine 9eute
SuriGgetrieben tatte. &
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-15

i@rdnften @erm0gensberbdltnile Ser fSaz
Mile tpltroe es unm09li9 iein, cine &eds
rung fir iene 9ienite aufsuiteIen, tDie ie
unter anberen 8erbGltnilien beredttgt iein
piir6e."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-15

ptrb gefir6tet. Der S6criTF lit nit elmer
Manni6aft mad 8epier a~bgegangen.
Sn g1erp gort, 96ilaoelpbia un6 gitts7
burg oroben StraBenbabnitreifs, faQS Der
Streif in Gbicago nt0t i6nel beigelegt
tptro. S6iutng, Der befannte NgitatOr
tpetlt au0enbItdltdb in 8ittSburd.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-04-12
Senator Jones.

There is n movement on foot to elect
Senator Jones, of Nevada, Chairman of
the Republican National Committee
that will be appointed by the next
National Republican Convention. The
delegates to the National Convention
from Nevada have not yet been chosen,
but it is expected that Senator Jones
will be one of the number. The Pa
cifc Coast has never received any
marked recognition in the councils of
the Republican party, and the election
of Senator Jones as Chairman of the
National CoTmitte would put an ex-
perienced and wealthy politician at the
head of the Republican campaign Or
ganization. 1t is believed that the
present Chairman of the committee-B.
F. Jones, of Plttsburg--desires to serve
another term.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-04-12
Wells Items,

We are indebted to Wells cores
pondent for the following nows items:
Jos. Evans, brakeman on the Salt
Lake Division, was run over and killed
last evening by falling between the cars
at Bovine station lie has been in the
employ OF the Company as fireman and
brakeman for several years, and was
universally liked. His residence is in
Ogden and he has brother, an engin-
eer, running between Wells and Ogden.
Abner Wiseman was in town yester-
day looking considerable worse from the
wear and tear of the ten days siege of
hiccoughs which he has just finished.
He has entirely recovered.
X j. Conway, of Glover Valley, has
been suffering with an abcess on his
ankle for the list four months, caused
by sprain during the cold snap of last
Fall.
j. A. Mcbride, formerly agent at Cur
lin. has been transferred to Wells as
train-master.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-04-12
A Severe Loss.

A Terre Haute, Ind, dispatch of the
9th instant says:
The State Normal School was burned
completely this morning except the
walls. Eight hundred pupils were in
the building when the fire broke out,
but all escaped without scratch, but
lost most of their books and wraps. In
pursuance Of the policy of the State
there was no insurance on the structure.
It's cost was $3.50 900. of which the city
of Terre Hsute gave $50 900 in addition
to tho grounds. 1t was from the steps
of this edifice that President Cleycla nd
spoke when he was here last fall. Tenn
porary quarters have been secured and
nearly oil the students will remain ut
school.