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TROY STILL HEMMRD IN.
snoWdrifts as high as Second d-stOry VIII

SnowdrIfts as Bigh as SecOnd-StOry Win
dows.
Troy, N. Y, March l4.-Tbere are yet
no signs of rail communication for this
city either by steam or horse cars with the
rest of the world.
There is over four feet Of snow on the
level and drifts so high in some places as to
reach above the secOnd-story windows of
houses. The snow is piled high in front
of the panes of windows in the rear of the
second story Of the Standard building, 80
that light only reaches the editorial room
through the upper panes.
Hundreds of men were put TO work by
the city this morning in an effort to make
the principal streets passable. Several
hundred more were at work on the railroad
track. At present the sky is partially clear
and the sun is visible. Prospects are good
for the resumption of local business and
travel late this afternoon, unless a gale ol
wind springs up and piles the light snow
up in drifts again.
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LOST IN THE STORM.
A Brig Captain Thinks That Many schoon
ers Were Lost.

n Brig captain lntnhs Ah9' N-'
ers Were Lost.
PHILADELPHIA, PA March IA Capt
Burns, of the brig Startle, which returned
from Delaware Cape to-day, tells the fol-
lowing story: "We got here this morning,
after having rough time of it. l be-
lieve that all the schooners that passed
through the Cape since the beginning ol
the storm have been lost. The Startle
and brig Simpson were both anchored al
iron pier at Lewes, The pier parted and
the Simuson went down. We were saved.
Owing to the high sea We could not 90 to
the assistance of the Simpson and her crew.
All were lost except the cook and steward
The wife of the captain of the Simpson
was aboard and was lost"
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Rstuse eto Handle 80" Freight.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, March IA dispatch
from Vincennes, Ind, says: An important
meeting of the engineers and aremen Of the
three divisions of the Qaio and Mississippi
main line took place here last night. Res
olutions embodying the refusal to haul c.,
c. & Q freight similar TO those offered at
st. Louis, Sunday, were adopted. Large
shipments are offered the Ohio aud Missis
siPpi at Burlington and Springfield, which
must pass on the main line either east oI
west, and the men are firm in their resolve
TO not pull car thus loaded.
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Kainok,'s Reply 20 Bismarck.

VIENNA, March 1.-The following les
fuller report Of the reply Of Count Kalnoky
to Prince Bismarck's letter, refsrriug 10
the sympathy Of Austrians for Germany:
"It is highly important for both Em-
perors, In truth supreme consoation
for the future, that the union Of empires
resulting from the close friendship and
wisdom Of the rulers solicitous 10 the wei
fare Of their people. has in . few years
taken such q deep root among the COM
mon people that to-day the sorrow Of the
Germans finds no sincere an echo through
our monarchy. Firm and united - tho
two dynssties, will the two people stand
by one another, sharing the conviction
that the ties Of friendship interviewer by
such wise hands for the sake Of peace. will
resist every test now and In the future.
Austria, / am confident, recognizes In
Frederick m august and worthy SUCCESSOR
TO the great departed monarch, aad
equally friend Of Austria's monarch sol
people,
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dent Of the department is showed up at his
suburban. home and his subordinates did
not dare issue the extension.
Driran Ont in the Cold.

NEW YORK, March l4.-AntOniO MarinO
was aroused from sleep at o'clock this
morning, in a room on the fret floor of the
rear tenement house in Mulberry street, by
flames rising from the cellar. He sue
ceeded with difficulty in waking several
men who were sleeping in the room, who
were already partly overcome by smoke.
Their cries aroused the inmates of the up
per floors and of adjoining houses, and in q
few minutes nearly hundred families
were standing in the cold and snow of the
streets. Immense hanks of snow pre-
vented the fire engines from reaching the
house, but lines of hose were carried 10 it,
and the fire Was subdued before the house
was completely burned.
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Snow Bound Et Albany.

ALBANY, March 1.-THE storm con-
tinued here with unabsted fury until ear
ly this morning. About five hundred peO-
pie from out Of town are unable to get
away. No session of the Legislature was
held to-day, as a quorum could not be OBJ
tanned. Very little business is being trans
acted, and the only occupation seems to he
in shOveliDg snow. Fears of q sudden
thaw are entertained. In such event the
damage to property which must ensue
would be enormous.
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Appointments and Promotions.

WAsHEGToS, d. c., March 14.-Fol.
lowing are to.dsy's nominations: Post
mssters-Johu F. Csshen, at New Ro-
chelle, N. Y; ]. Henry Browne, at Tomp-
kipsville, N. Y.
Navy-Major Charles Haywood, Marine
Corpp, to be Lieutenant Colonel; Captain
McIsne Tiltop, Marine Corps, TO be Ma
jor; First Lieutenant Henry Costen, TO be
Captain; Second Lieutenant Francis Z.
Sutton, Marine Corps, TO be First Lieu
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The great storm in the East seemed 10
have about spent its force yesterday
Railroad and telegrsphic communications
are still cut oil but the companies are
making desperate efforts to get in working
order agaiu. TIE people Of New York
were able 70 dig themselves out and look
oro,,Dd th,m. is feared that the loss Of
lite il heavy. The number missing Is re-
ported very great, A New York paper es-
timstss the business loss to that city at
$1,000 600. and to the whole country in
voIyed at S20, 600, coo. The blizzard has
been a costly experience to the Eastern
States
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TIE WHEAT CROP.

Ohio Board OF Agriculture Predicts Only
Three FourThs If Crop.
CuLUMBUS. March li-Ene crop report
of the State Board OF Agriculture for March
made up from the reports Of township
correspondents su over the State, says;
The preseat condition of the wheat plant
yon!d Indicate only about threC-!Ourth3 OF
an average crop tor th7 coming harvest,
with the uncertainties Of March and April
to hear from. From the lorg continued
drought before aud after seeding the great
majority OF the wheat IS abnormally short
aD6 without exceedingly favorable weather
would make 90 more than 20 P>r cent oi
g full crop since both acreage and the con-
ditiup iS low.
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GUILTY OF CONTEMPT.
The U. s. Circuit Court Refuses to Release
the Missouri Judges,

The U. s. Circuit Court Refuses to Release
the Missouri Judges,
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, March IA
Judge Krekel, in the United States Circuit
Court, has denied the haheas corpus petit
ton of the judges of the St. Clair County
Court, thus leaving them in Jail for the
present.
Suit was commenced In 1882 in the Fed
eral Court to collect bonded indebt'
edness of $23O,0OO .from st. Clair
county. The County Court refused to pay
either principal or interest, claiming that
the debt was fraudulent, the bonds having
been given for aid in the construction of 6
railroad in 1870, and which, as a matter
of fact, has never yet been constructed
Judgement vas rendered against thu
county.
After long legal contest .hc County
Court still refuses to make levy, and tn,
Judges were held in contempt and hsV,
since been confined in Jail.
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FredsricL.s New Advisers.

BERLIN, March l4.-There 10 no quss.
ton of resignation on Prince Bismarck's
part. In the latter part Of 1886, when the
Emperor William was i'll, the Crown Prince
and Prince Bismarck agreed that on the
formers accession 10 the throne the ex-
treme element In the Ministry should be
eliminated. Won Puttkamer, President OF
the Council and Minister Of the Interior,
and probably Won Gossler, Minister Of
Public distraction, will resign shortly.
The Emperor will take . specially strong
position against the war party and the
ultra orthodox Conservatives, Prince Bis.
marck upholding him. Therefore, Gen.
eral Won Albedyll, head Of the Military
Cabinet, aud Count Won Waldersee, Omar
termsster General, will fesigu.
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Opauipg Uo the Railroads.

NEW YORK, March 14.-1 P. M.-The
following announcement has been msde:
The 6,st train for the West will leave
Grand Central station New York Central
at midnight. Vestibule Chicago limited
will leave at $50 a. m. tomorrow, and all
express trains be run over this route on
and after tomorrow. Trains from the
West are ar. living tonight.
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M,D,,oba.pominIon DiacuIfy,

WINNIPEG. MAN, March 1.-THE out
look for a peaeeable settlement of the dlt-
ficulties between this province and the
Dominion is not as bright as 1t was.
Premier Greenway was asked TO go 70
Ottawa to discuss the question with Sir
John Macdonald, with view to arrange
satisfactory conclusOn. GrnenWsy mas
been given but one audience with the Gov
ernment and nothing came OF it.
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naLntn Tal.nranhs AID.

BISMARCK, DAK., March 1.-THE fol-
lowing dispatch has been sent from here:
Mayor He,cW, Nee York:
Bismarck stands ready to give snbstan-
tial aid to the blizzard sufferers of New
York. Let us know your needs.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
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The sultan Defiant.

TASGIKR, March N.-The situstion hero
has become very serious for the United
States.
The sultan Of Morocco, who Is reported
10 be acting under the advice Of The Span
ish Envoy, has decided 70 defy American
authority and TO refuse 10 releas the Ameri-
Can protected" citizen now In jail.
Consul General Lewis s Ia . very pre-.
carious position, and has tslegrsphsd 10
Washington that immediate apd vigorVus
measures are necessary 10 meet the situa-
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AT WASHING Ton.
The storm Seems to be Ovsr-MaiIs Com
ing In Slowly.

The storm Seems to be OVer-Mails Com
ing In Slowly.
WASHINGTON, March l4.-The storm in
this vicinity seems to be over; the temper
sture is rising, the wind dying out and the
snow melting rapidly.
The tslegraphie situation is improving
IS fay a. the western service il concerned,
but Philadelphia and New York are still
cut of, aud when communication will be
restored is 3 matter of great uncertainty,
1t is believed, however, that week will
elapse before the lines to New York can be
fully restored.
The mails from Philadelphia are coming
in slowly, the papers of Tuesday being re-
eeived here to-day, but no New York jour
nails have reached this city since Sunday
Last
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Msuv JerseyItes reported Missing,

JERsEY CITY, March l4-Fred .Luchy
left his home on Sc. Paul street on Monday
morning to go to his work, and has not
been heard of since. He would have to
pass through deep cut, and il is feared he
was overcome by the storm and frozen to
death.
Miss Van Winkle, school teacher, has
not been heard from since she started for
her school house on Monday morning.
She may have taken refuge some place Oh
the way, but her parents are greatly dis
tressed fearing that she may have perished.
Quite q number Of other people are report
ed missing.
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Three Men Killed Ia a Collision.

COLUMBIA, s. C, March 14.-The con-
struction trains on the Charlestowu, Gin
cinnati and Chicago railway collided yes
terday, near Camden. Tine engines and
cars were badly wrecked. Engineer Fell
was scalded to death, Fireman Duncan re-
ceived fatal injuries, and Jerry Crosby,
the other engineer, was terribly scalded
and is not expected to live.
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rhn Pnin, PIsasant Bridge.

POINT PLEASANT, W. Va, March n
Work on the new Ohio River railroad
bridge at this place is progressing rapidly.
The channel span is nearing completion
and will be ready for the test sbOnt April
1st. This bridge il being built upon an
entire new plan aud ia attracting attention
from all over the State.
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ESsxvthias II LovsIy,

ST. PETERSBURG, March A.-Tbe 0G-
ciai Messenger says: "Crsrewitch's journey
70 Berlin TO represent his father st tho
funeral Of Emperor william shows ths
close ties Of friendship and confidence that
have long united the two imperial houses,
10 which Emperor William remained faith
fol 10 the last, and which will remain
equally strong under Empefor Frederick. ("
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-15
The Flint Glass Conferences.

PlTTsBURG, March 14.-The flint glass
manufacturers and workmen are still in
conference. An agreement has not yet been
reached but the best feeling prevails and
o settlement Of the strike before the con-
ference sSjourns is almost certain. A
number of manufacturers arealready max
ing preparations to resume.
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The Walls Blown DoMn.

BALTIMORE, March l4.-While party
of men were inspecting the ruins of q
burned building, at Park Milis, in Freder-
ickIcounty, the wind blew down the walls
killing VIM. Mediary, a farmer oged 50
year, and ipjuriug Chas and Fredk. Kohl
pousa, Frank Buck ard Jesse Martin.
Fredks Kohlpouse died sOou after being re,
moved to his home, and Bucks injury will
result fatally.
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Tag County Executive Committee have
made a most excellent selssiion in getting
the Capital Rink for the campaign. lt Is
central, ample aaSA convenient. The enc
my need not get dazed at this coup P'tdt
on the part Of the Democracy, 1t Is only
preliminary to the great coup de grace 1t
will iuH:ct upon the foe Oh the eighth Of
nrNt NnYemher
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The Limit Of the Blizzard.

sUsoUEHANNA. Pa, March 14-This is
the Western limit of the blizzard. All
through Erie passenger trains from the
West have been delayed here since Mon
day. Two engines arrived from Port Jervis
at 1880 this morning, the first since Mon,
day, and the trains viii be started East al
once.
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Raising the blockade at Saratoga

SARATOGA, n. Y, March 14-The snow
blockade is being slowly raised. A work
ing train, consisting of two live and one
dead engines, a snow plow and a car filed
with railroad lsborers, went sOuth at 10:45
this morning. having left White Hall at 7
o'clock a. NJ. Snow fell TO the depth of
fifty inches during the storm and the
weather is now threatening, but slight
thaw has stopped all danger from drifting
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An epidemic of Measles.

EAST LIVERPOOL, o, March IA vir'
ulent form Of measles has become epidem-
ie in the little town of Chester, w. Va,
opposite this city, and several deaths have
occurred. In several families all the mem
hers are down with the malady. Schools
have been closed and no public meetings
ara held.
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AN ExCrTrss CAREER.
Leslie Me uns at Ironton -Four Times
Abducted.


Abducted.
CINCINNATI, o, March IA "A special
from Ironton, Ohio. says: Little Leslie
McCune, who was abducted from her
mother in New York, will arrive here to-
day. She Is 10 the hands Of members OF
her deceased fathers family, and will be
brought here TO be placed in the custody OF
her guardian and live at her old home with
her grandmother, from which place she
was stolen six weeks ago by her mother
and auIt, who caught her on her way 10
school and bore her screaming away. The
poor child has had an exciting career.
She is ten years old, and the present iu-
stance Is the fourth time she has been sb-
Quoted.
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AIa.,ra Ml..lon.ri.. prounsd.

SAN FRANCISCO, March IA dispatch
from Victoria, B. G., says: "Intelligsncs
has been received here Of the drowning In
TIE Skirna river, Alaska, on February 20,
Of Rev. Mr. Sheldon, Mrs z. Cunningham
and two Indians" Further particulars ere
not yet obtainable. bat il Is thought that
the Rev. Mr.. Sbeldon referred 70 b Rev.
Sheldon jackson, the noted Indian mis-
Gonary, who Is In charge Of The Indian
schools Of Alaska under the direction q fths
Government.
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Bad Accident on the G. q o.

CHARLEsros, ". Va, March 14.--Ar
accident to freight train at Point Greek,
On the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, yes
terday, resulted in throwing several can
OF the track and seriously injuriDg Engi
neer Jones and Fireman Williams Ths
cause Of the accident ues brake rod
broken.
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Horse Found and the Owner Missing.

WATERFOWL, N. Y, March IA james
W. Fitzgerald, a farmer residing three
miles from the village of Lorraine, went
there Monday to buy groceries, and left
for home at s o'clock in the evening. Yes
tertay morning his horse was found in a
field half frozen. Fitzgerald is undoubs-
edly buried under the snow.
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rrarsllsr. AssocIatLoa to Meet,


SDssill TylsgrTa % ~ RtSiScr.
PARK ERsRURG, W. VA, March II
C. NJ. Shrewsberry, OF this city, President
of tho West Virginia Travellers Protective
Association, makes public call today for
the next annual meeting of that Organiza-
tion here in May. This call Is IN accord
snea with the report Of the committee ap-
pointed 10 locate place.
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ABoy Killed by Passenger Train


--C-T-I
BARSEsvILLE, o, March IA little
sDn of jeremiah Harrison, q Watehmsu
on the railroad at Lewis Mills, east Of here
was killed by an east-bound passenger
train this morning. The boy was on nj;
way to school, walking on the track, and
was caught in deep cat The lad was
only seven years old
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Tho Ru,Ips., End Of the Storm.

New YORK, March 14.-An afternoon
paper estimates the business loss, contin-
gent loss and actual pecuniary outlay,
which the storm will occasion in New YoI X
City, at no less than 1000, 900, and loss
TO the States involved sec, 600, 900.
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The MarIst.a ReEIste,,s Pluck.

SptcluI hItYfd1l % Utt htgI4lt7.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, March a.
The Marietta Register although burnt out
completely, has issued an extra stating
that the buildings will be replaced with
new ones at once and the paper issued
regularly. Large numbers Of college cata'
logues and alumni memorial catalogues
were destroYed.
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TIE investigation OF the land s7ant
wagon rosds shows that over 1000, ,OOO
acres OF government land were appropriated
for the construction Of roads that were
never built This il little steal eom-
pared with the gigantic operations OF the
Pacific railroad, but then it does very we'll
for the opportunity the maniPuistOrs had.
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Three Men Blown to Atoms.

KoKoSIo, IND, March 1.-THE boiler
in the ssw mill of George Durrer, at Bur-
lington exploded yesterday, killing three
men instantly. Two brothers, Moses and
Frank Whitseil, employed in the mill,
were blown into unacceptable shape, and
Ed. Everman. a young man, bat recently
married, was also killed
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Uncle Sans Treasury.

WASHINGTON, Mach 1.-THE gold,
silver, United States and National bank
notes in the treasury to-day amounts to
1910, 3S4, ,402. Certificates outstanding,
gold $94, ,2Oa, SCI, silver $1s7, III, 744,
currency SO, ,295, 900.
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Treyel Resumed on tho penney

HARRISBURG, Pa, March 14.-Travel
on the Philadelphia division of Pennsyl-
yanis railroad has been resumed, although
trains are more or lees late. The news
paper train from Philadelphia, due here al
7 o'clock, came in about one o'clock this
afternoon. The worst is now considered
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THE Sultan Of Morocco has refused to
asesde to tie demand of the American
Government TO release an American citizen.
As the American Government thanks to
Robson, Chandler * CO.. has no way Of
enfoIcilg its demands tits highly probable
the Sultan will have his own way about it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-15

TIE great reform Council is making
one of the greatest reform records in the
annals of the city's history. Give it rope
good citizens, giyeit plenty Of rope, and If
you don't hear something drop about next
January then we're nOprophet
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The reports OF Russian, Austrian and
German official papers and numerous con
solatory messages would Indicate that
there was not Al armed soldier in Europe,
aud such a thing as war was never dream
ed of in that peaceful brotherhood OF ma
fiOu-
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Nerros. Sentenced 70 the aPen !"

SDeeldl TtIe9rlm % DC ReJiSteT.
CHARLESTON, March 14.-Bill Dooley,
George Jones and Grant Ham, negroes,
charged and convicted Of having commit
ted burgisries, were sentenced to the peni'
tentiary. Dooley gets two years and the
others one year each. This is Dooley't
third ofsnse.
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No Trains Before the End fthe Week.

SCRANTON, Pa, March 1.-THE snow
blockade on the Pocono mountains is so
ssyere that no traius will be run over the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western rail-
road 10 New York before the end Of the
week. In some places between Moscow
and Cresco the tracks ere covered to the
depth of twenty five feet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-15

JvHS SRERMAN's path to the Presiden-
tial nomination is a thorny one. His
Springfield speech, his silver record, ard
Gresham's iucipient boom are Just no"
worrying the great tariff straddler. The
ills that the future has in store for him
will be even more troublesome than the
,-gsa.,f
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THE Marietta Register shows pluck.
Though completely burned out the paper
will continue to be issued regularly.
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Roscoe CoNKLING's experience IN the
New York snow drifts was severe one.
It was not the first time, however, that
the "lordly Roscoe" has Geen showed IN
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE wEATHER.

For West Vinyiuia and Ohio, light 70 mesa east
erIy winds. warmer ard fair weather.
FOR Western Pennsy ylyanis, hghttO treso uos'n'
essterlv winds warmer and talr Weather.
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THE latest proposition OF the engineers
is to choke the Burlington dog to death on
bread, by moving all the freight consigned
10 it as rapidly - possible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-15

An Alaska dispatch reports the drown
ing of Rev. SHELDON JACKSON and Mrs.
r. CaINNINGHAM, InItan missionaries
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TIE offer of the people OF Bismarck to
send aid to the sufferers from the blizzard
in New York has a tirgs Of sarcasm about
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There never was perfect liniment offered
the epublie TIL Salvation OIL was discovered
Ole Ball, the famed violinist, was not
related to DE- Ball, the Cough Syrup man.