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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-28
@rdirtasl.
A Word About GataTrh.

"It is the mucous membrSne, that wonderful
scmi-hail envelope surrounding the delicate ttS
sues OF the ai' sud food passages, that Catarrh
msSeS It's stronghold. Once established il eats
iuio the very yitals, and renders life but long
drawn breath OF m!sery and disease, duiling the
sense Of herring. trAmueling TIE power Of
speech, destroying the faculty OF smell, tSinting
the breath. and killing the refined pleasures Of
taste. luSli,ouSly, by creeping on from a simple
cold IN the head, 10 assaults the membranOus
lining and CnyeiOpS the bones, eating through
the delicate coats ard causing Inflammation,
SlOuyoiug and death. Nothing short OF total
eradication will secure health 10 the patient and
all alternatives are simply procraStiRated safer.
iugS, leading - a fatal termination SASEoEDS
RADICAL CUsE, by Iaha GfioR and by IalErRdl adj
miniStrltiOu, has u7ycr failed; even when the
disease has maze lrightfnl inrOafS on delicate
constitutions hearing. smell and taste have been
recovered, and the dis ase thoroughly driven
out"
SNSFoRp'S RADICAL CURE consists Of one bottle
of the RADICAL CURE, one box CATARRHAL SOL
vENr, ana one IMPROVED INHALER, neatly wrap
ped in one package with full directions; price,
sl.OO.
POTTER DRUa & CHEMICAL Co, BosroS
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FUSION FAILS.
The "combine Plan" Doesn't Strike Marion
County Greenbackers.
L. n. Rfriafr

The aCOmbtne Plan" Doesn't Stftke nhfiou
County Greenbackers.
Special TteorGm 10 ne Sunday Register.
FAIRMoNT, W. Va, May 26.-The
Greenback convention which met here
this evening was not the harmonious AZ
fair that was hoped for. The fusion gang
called the meeting and got left. On
question which brought out test vote
there appeared to be four for fusion and
nine against; total thirteen, q lucky num-
Der. Jesse F. Sturm and Landlord Man
ley wanted to adjourn, but the anti
fusionists led by Spencer W. Sturm, car
ried the meeting on to a late hour and
made things lively for the Doodle crowd.
The meeting was q total failure and an
utter disappointment to the Republican
projectors of the affair. Uncle Max
Fleming made his usual speech about his
pet fad, the Agricultural College, and
Thorn Sturm chewed his tobacco vigor-
ously. Brother Wiley was not present.
The whole business was a farce, and is re-
garded as poor showing for the fusionists-
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CONDENSED TKLKeKAMs.

A man named Gardner was fatally in.
jured at st. Paul, Mimi, while attempting
to board cable car.
A number Of saloonkeepers were fined
and jailed at Ironton, o., for violating the
Sunday closing Law.
Twelve and half million dollars have
been paid out during the present month
on account Of pensions.
Ester Garrett, an ex-oficer, was serious
ly wounded by the accidental discharge Of
pistol, at Lexington, KY.
A mouument will probably he erected BY
G.. A. Z and Sons Of Veteran Posts 10 mark
the birth place Of General Grant
Mrs. z. Davis cut her throst with 0
razor, at Salt Lake, Utah, when she heard
that her husband had married . second
wife.
Dr.. John Eye was arrezted at BEADING,
Pa, on o charge of administering medi.
cine to Q young woman with criminal In.
tent.
Mrs A. J. Coffnan, of Richmond. Ind,
employed two oolored men 10 beat car
pet under which abe had secreted $50 dol.
Lars. The money is missing.
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A Thief Shot Dead.

LEAvESwORTH, KS, May 26.-Ben
Black, notorious thief and desperate was
shot three times and instantly killed yea
terday by Officer Gcodell. Black fred at
the officer, who had entered house to ar
rest him, and was about to fire again when
Goodell drew his weapon and used it with
fatal effect. Goodell was discharged by
the Coronef's jury, but was later arrested
on charge OF murder preferred by some
Of Blacks friends. He was at once re-
leased on bail.
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Presidential ImnnsaihilIiIes.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 26.-"Fiske and
Smith" ''St. John and Hopkins" These
are the two possible Prohibition Presiden-
tial tickets. 1t is deemed quite certain
that the President and President will
be named from these four at the coming
convention in this city next week. Gen.
Fiske " from New Jersey, and his selec-
ton for first place would lead to the nom.
ination Of Southern man for Vice. Presi-
dent. This would probably point to
Green Clay Smith, of Kentucky.
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a Iynchinp rEXnpcte d.

DELPHI, IND, May 90 chamberlain,
the murderer of Miss Wettenbourg, of
of Monticello. who broke Jail the other
night and in escaping Drained Sheriff Hen
dersou, was captured near this city early
this morning lie was taken TO Monticello.
The authorities expect lynchipg but all
possible precautions against such an act
have been taken. Public feeling against
the murderer is wrought up to the highest
pitch.
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Hunting Jail Breakers.

MONTICELLO, IND, May 26.-Alfred
Benson, one Of the men who escaped
Thursday night, was captured yesterday
and is how in Jail. Chamberlain, the
murderer, and CattersOn, tho other robber,
ore still at large. A reward of $500 for
Chamberlain aud 5000 for Catterson has
been offered and the country is being
secured for them. Sheriff Henderson is
resting easy and hopes are entertained of
his recovery,
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Cows Charges Won't Hold.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 26.-The Federal
grand jury made report this afternoon,
returning twenty. seven indictments. They
submitted long report on the Coy charges
against Juror Messick, which closes as fol-
lows:
After thorough investigation, we find
that none of the jurors who tried said
cause were corruptly or improperly iDau-
enced in their action, nor was either of the
jurors against whom specific charges were
made either cnrruptly or improperly per-
suaded To find or agree to verdict there
nn ~
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German Teachers, As.oeiatiou.

CHICAGO, May 26.-Tbe German Evan
gelical Teachers Association Of North
America, at its closing tezsion last evening
elected the following officers: President,
H. Saeger, St. Louis; vics-President, H.
Paekebush, Chicago; Secretary, A. Breiter.
bach, Chicago; Treasurer, E. Raba, st.
Louis. The next conference will be held
at Waterloo, Ills
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THE ORIGINAL TAsCOTT
Says His Body VIII be Found Under the Ice
Mt Milwaukee,

Says His Body VIII be Found Under the Ice
at Milwaukee.
CHICAGO, May 26.-The much sought
after murderer of Millionaire Smell, VIM.
B. Tascott, has been heard from again.
Yesterday afternoon some men fishing il
the lake near Wankegon picked up bottle
sealed carefully, and on breaking it found
inside copy of the $40, 600 reward circu-
lar and letter dated Milwaukee, March
%, signed VIM. B. Tascott. The writer
acknowledges having killed Mr.. Smell, but
says it was in self defense, and hopes
heaven will forgive him the crime for
which men would hang him. He pro
fesses to be unable to live longer rs a fugi-
tive from Justice and says his body will be
found under the ice near Milwaukee.
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CURE or
GAMER and ULCERS.

Jud 2. e.. NyInrJol writes 70 the Swlfs
g.,ufs o.. Atlanta. Dgl. uu..,r date q Feb
ruar. Dr.. 0... 20. AH.a; t.gyr years aSO, Jerry
E.H.ts 70 .DIaroI Inaa. haI g caaccrous sore
,u l.. fa.. uear ,he ri ut eve. IL caused
I.u.4 -l.at deal of r.n, and he lost tho sight
9th, gyr. Jgsv.., GIllly cured o. the cancer
~ ,ls u... Of swift, Specific. This caSc IA
well kuaaG .E WILKES Co, ca, where he lived
tU,ar Utrl-r.. and 81 this c,.sc, l, myself,
L.Ir.rs u.I I.uN lul.-a."
wa O.. Cox. vr Ar'-.hItll. Tate Co., Mss.
WRIT. February 20. I,>s " suffered a great
dyal r-.rH ,lI ulcers f.r ST.. wears, Your med.
leila, va- r...u,uer led 10 me, and after
U..r.. sis EuJJ. $. Twas cor'Pletely cured
U,y,r aa,. i,-,uGsI az a Bluoj Purifier. Ny
L,.gtr.~. will u.E no other. Your medicine
doe y,,H Lsary gbaG you claim Tor &c. have
known o. @. cure cases 81 AiCh W, 10 thought to
IgL.ar'y.>. O. @, tu, bcs; medicine made"
Sir 4 NJ G.llsalth, No. 60 Warrcn St.
T-. Nlyn y Y. vr.tyr. February -, ISIS {. -
tHWw.ug,b U.iG.. s.. s =, about THREE years
uEu. I h..I su0.rt with a sore throat FOR
,F,rgS,ar. when I commenced using your
remedy Iu.,Il rrr..t g.aug other remedies
with rp -..a.l result. SIS l.ttly SRI. also, had
S.rg rg.r.Tas 70 CHu1uruCrd from the quick.
ami tho, fu. uaits wouIl COME on. W. doc
Lt.raI t.rfrr over tysn wears, AMI when com
u,u.,rE t..1... 81. s. g. I fbnu.bt would SEQ
4 VIA 10 uuuI,' Of. frghr I am thankful To
4 Sar rn.l &c ,..I.etg cured her. Il Is the best
r.u.afg B know q fHg tHr blood 1 really
tat.ry. &. was tG. means ,f saving my life.
Tie .ar..r J..1 uy . Iri @ rv1t disease
s.mH.F O. General GrrrF l chccriuiiy
rr.amm,.l &c o. all suffering from dis
IA N..HHH
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A Child XIII. Its Grandmother.

WELLsvILLE, OHIO, May ga singu-
lar and probably fatal accident occurred
last evening to the family of David Yo-
KUN. living in the country near Toronto.
A little girl of the family walked to open
bureau drawer and picked up loaded re-
volver. The piece was discharged, the ball
striking the ehild's grandmother in the left
side. Owing to advanced age, the old lady
will die.
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Morgan VIII Escape.

CHICAGO, May ga dispatch from
Columbus, O., says; Governor Foraker
has called meeting of the State Board Of
Pardons for next Monday to consider an
application for Communication OF sentence
in the case of "Blinky" Morgan, the Rs
VIENNA murderer.
Morgan was sentenced to be banged on
Thursday night. The proceedings in the
case Of Robinson and Coughlin, convicted
of participation in the same crime, has had
considerable to do with the present action,
and the impression prevails that Morgan
will execution.
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DIR, Woodrow Dst.ated AqaIn,

BALTIMORE, May 26-The Woodrow
case was the great feature of to-day's ses-
sion of the Southern Presbyt erians.
The vote WAS concluded at lisp. IN.
and resulted as follows: To sustain DR..
woOdrow's complaint, "a; to sustain 10
part, 2; not to sustain, 100. Rev. T. G.
Whaling, of South Carolina, gave notice
that he would enter d protest against the
decision.
A telegram was then read from the Phil
adelphia Presbyterian Convention, au-
nouncipg its action on the union question,
and referred TO the Committee on Bills and
OyertureS
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MIsslssIppl River IMPROVEMENT.

WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Pad
docks Committee on Mississippi River I'M
provemsnts to-day continued its hearing
on the proposed Improvement of the outlet
system. Capt. Thomas feathers, for forty
pears Mississippi river steamboatman,
was upon the witness stand during the
session. The hearings will be continued
next week
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Christian ss,.n,,.. Held for Nu,d.,,

WALDEN, Mass, May 26-Judge Pet
tigill rendered his decision this morning
in the case Of Mrs. Abbie Fl. Corner, the
Christian Scientist. He found her prob
ably guilty Of Eaapslaughter in causing the
death Of her daughter, Mrs. Lottie James,
by neglecting TO provide proper medical
assistance at the time Of her confinement
on the 18th of last month. She was held
in IS, 900 for trial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-28

g.. z b O. RAILROAD.
Bollaire and ZAnssy lie through passenger traiu
400 D. N.
NOodsisld passenger train leaves BellAisS At
40 p IN, arrives At Bellaire al SD e. Il.
Susnmerleld Accommodation leaves Belaif a.
100 D. m, arrives ct Beliairs al l0;k5 g. 10.
All trains daily except Sunday. Central 5taad-
ard Time from BellAiro.
"a. KEELING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w On and after Monday, April 30, 4 s., trains
ON the Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad will
rln Us follows:
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The sherman Flag stIn Flying.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, May Ex-senator
Quay came up from Washington yesterday
to attend the funeral of Col A. Wilson
Norris. He met a number of local psrty
men last evening. including William r.
Leeds, Hamilton Disston, Chairman Rorke,
Mercantile Appraiser Housemsn, Magis-
trste Durham and Harry B. Ring. The
Seustor declined to discuss politics, for the
reason that he came TO barry a dead friend,
but said ''the Sherman flag is still fly
ing" He will return to the city to-mOr-
row, when he will probably talk some pol
isics with his friends
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VII, Begin TO Consider the Tariff.

WASHINGTON, May 26.--The sub-com-
mittse Of the Committee on Finance of the
Senate, having in charge the investigation
of the tariff, will begin on Wednesday, the
Both Of May, to consider the glass and
earthen ware schedule, and will hear dur
ins the remainder of that week such per-
sons as have information to give respecting
this schedule.
To-day the sub. committee was addressed
by Charles Brice and Edwin Radford, OF
New York, representing the Gold and Sill
yer Beaters' Association.
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Young Fishers Drowned.

PTTTsBURG. May 26.-Hugh Mauer,
aged eight years, and Willie Miller, aged
seven, were drowned at Coraopolis, Pa,
last evening. The last seen of the boys
they were sitting on the dam at the lower
end Of town fishing. Part Of their cloth.
ing and fishing tackle were found near by.
The bodies have not yet been recovered.
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McKeesport Wage Dlniculty Settled.

PITTsBURG, Pa, May 26.-The wages
differences at the National Tube Works,
MrKeesport, Pa, have been amicably set
tied, and work will be continued without
interruption. The compromise proposition
of the employees to reduce wages five per
cent. instead of from y to 16 Per cent. as
ordered by the company, has been accepted
by General Manager Flaqler. Nearly
4 ZOO men are employed at the works.
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Stopped q Burglary.

KANSAS CITY, May. 26.-At the warder
Grand Opera House last night 1--WE men
made an attempt to rob the box Office.
Their suspicious actions placed Manager
Breford on his guard, and he slipped out
and procured officers, who arrived lust In
time to capture the Eve rs they made their
attempt.
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Young Lee STAYS In jail.

CHICAGO, Ills, May 26.-Willie r.
Lee, the young man who attempted to kill
bis stsnfathsr- haak4s- R.ssss:-,; l.st o0.O-
bsr, while leaving church, was this morn
ing denied release from Jail on writ Of
habess corpus.
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Barclay Peak Pleads Guilty.

MT HOLLY, n. j., May 26.-At the
opening Of the Peak murder trial this
morning all were surprised when Peak
pleaded guilty TO the Indictment. Judge
Garrison instructed the jury that they
could sign verdict of murder in the sec
ond degree and the court would be respon.
sible.
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suonped Down On Mr.. Levy.

CHICAGO, May 26.-A dispatch from
Akron, O., says: The shoe store Of Sam'l
D. Levy & Co, was levied upon creditors
yesterday in a startling manner. This &C
ton was taken I'm the information tina:
Levy, who is member of the firm Of LIB
erman & Co, of Chicsgo, was a defanlter.
Three firms sent men here, who boxed up
some of the goods and sent them away.
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A Boy Seriously Burned.

Special ItEfgr1m 20 he Sunday Rtgiser.
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, May ga
fourteen year old boy named John Rams.
b,tto, OF lockwood, Ohio, was fearfully
burned at the Ensign Car Works to-day,
by the accidental upsetting Of a large
kettle Of molten iron, the contents being
poured on the boys lower limbs. His In
juries will probably prove fatal.
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Alkiye Gives Bond.

Special Tle9ram 10 ne Sunday Register.
PARKERsBURG, May 26.-Postoffice In
spector Cogbill brought Jacob Alkive,
postmaster of Alkive, here to-day upon a
charge of tampering with the mails.
United States Commissioner Tavenner re-
quired him to give bond in 81 900 to an
swer an indictment, which he promptly
did. He is an old man, and probably more
ignorant than sinful.
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A Harvard Student Killed by Op,um

BosToN, MOy 26.-Frank Mills, of Cali.
fornia, a sub-ireshman at Harvard College,
Is years old, died tonight from the effects
of excessive opium smoking. Mills, with
two companions, obtained some pipes, and
on Thursday night INDUCED in the vice
1t is said that Mills smoked several pipes
fol in rapid SUGGESTION.
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Mrs. cleveland's Visit TO Prieeton.

PHILADELPHIA, May S6.-Mrs. Clevs-
land left here this morning for Princeton
in President Roberts private car attached
to the $40 express train. Cleveland was
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts, Mr..
and Geo. W. Childs, Rev. Mrs. and Mrs.
Wood, Miss Bessie Wood and several 9th.
era
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Prominent Citizen Charged with Ba.tardy.

WAvERLY, May 26.-This afternoon
Charley Schausiel was arrested on a war
rant sworn out at the instance of Mollie
Steinick, charging him with being the
father of hsr illegitimate child. Mr..
Schsusiel is a prominent business man, a
widower, and the father of eight small
children, the oldest being about fifteen.
About six months ego his wife died.
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AK.nsa, psfsultsr Caught.

PrrrsBURs, May 26.-B. b. Jones, who
is alleged to be bank defaulter from
Stafford, Kans was arrested at the Ham
ilton Hotel in this city this afternoon.
jones will probably return without q
reuuisition. The amount Of the dsfalca-
ton is said to be very large.
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skipped with the Money.

Special telegram 10 the Sunday Register.
HUNTINGTON, May FISHERMAN Flick
er, Ensign Manufacturing Co. employe,
secured tickets from seven other workmen
at that place to-day, and drew their money.
He was to pay it to these men later, but
he has left the city with the money, about
three hundred dollars in his pocket. Off
GERS on the lockout.
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DRY GOODS.


NEw YORK, May a6-Dry Gocds-
Though no activity was remarked in any
direction, the Gloss Of the week shows q
large business completed in cotton rocdr,
in which colored cottons shared very
freely. New York mills wide shce,irgs
were advanced TO the basis Of &c TOR
l0-4 hleached. Wooden goods were very
dull.
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A BalloonIst's Hard Fall.

CLEVELAND, O., May 26.-An aeronsut
named Fish made an ascension from Blue
Rock Springs yesterday afternoon, and in
descending the balloon struck house de-
molishipg the chimney and throwing Fish
into tree, whence he fell to the Rrounds
His injuries are thought 70 be fatal,
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A Periious journey,

GLENwooD SPRINGS, Col, May 90
John c. and Matthew D. Ksrr, started last
night on their long and perilous journey Of
over 5000 miles in torpedo boat from the
crest Of the Rocky Mountains down the
Grand and the Colorado rivers to the Gulf
OF California.
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Mrs. Cleveland Honorsd.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 26-At yes
terdsy's meeting of the Executive Com.
mittee of the Presbyterian Home Missions,
Mrs. Grover Cleveland was made a life
member of the committee. A certificate
Of membership will be forwarded to her.
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Through Tickets and Baggage Chsckcd W al
points.
YRkD, HreEMAH,
Trsy. Pas Agent, wheeling. W. Va.
WI RoBiSs0N, denI Ps,s Agent
PArkerpknrx W. v.
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DIR. Abbott Chosen Pastor Of Plymouth.
NEW YORK, May 26.-Rsv. Dr.. Lyman
Abbott was tonight elected permanent
pastor of Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, and
the first regular successor of Henry Ward
Raanhar
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PETROLEUM..

Nov York,
NEW YORK, May a6.-Petroleum closed
weak; Consolidated Exchange opened AZ
s6.c; highest SITE; lowest s5ic; closed at
S.c. Sales, 800, 600 barrels.
PtttsburR.
PrrrssuRa, Pa, May 26.-Petroleum-
Dull and heavy; opened ct SIC; closed NJ
SC; highest site; lowest s5ic.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, Pa, May 26.-Pet,oleum-
Opened at &c; closed At Soc; highcst SIC;
lowest S.e; clearances l ,c2I 900 barrels.
Tftussilie.
TrTusyIILR, Pa, May a6.-petroleum
at site; highest sic; lowest
s5ic; closed ut Soc.
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ehsridRn's Mother Ill.

SOMERSET, o., May 26-Mrs, Sheridan,
the mother Of Gen. Sheridan, has been
quite i'll for the past ten days, but is much
improved TO day. She does not contem-
plate going to Washington at present.
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He lain Canada.

CHICAGO, Msy 2s.-Lawyer VIM. Star.
key, who Is under indictment for Jury
bribing, and who has been vainly searched
for during the past two weeks, has at last
turned MP in Canada.
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~uEvELAND&PrT rHBURs r z

Under schsduIs IN s6ect Msy u. ltpy trAiEs
~, p,ttshursb. Cbicuo and Cleveland. 40 q
N. io Yitts6urxh. 1917 4 y yos CHICAGO and
Cleveland III .. 10. Yss Piitshnfrb and sss
York, sS3 p. m. yor ste1esnyille. s9 = n;
ardseooet n "a n 10 II q n. u u p u,
as .. n, i.g7 p. m, and ~ pn
A. L. MAILING, Ticket Agent
myls Bhdseport. Ohio.
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xu,.a 1,. wife and Her Psramour.

BRUNSWICK. No, May 26.-Wlliam
Miller, a respectable citizen, saw his wife
and John Morgan sitting together in the
;a;s >s,ssf Ssd Gs sssps bis
wife Of intimacy with Morgan, and, draw
inc his revolver, bSgsn firing. The nrst
shot struck his wife in the arm and the
second pierced her breast. She fell TO inc
door MORALLY wounded. Miller next
turned the weapon on Morgan and with
one shot brought him TO the door dead,
with q bullet through his head M,,'er
flsd, bat later returned and sorrenoeIeu-
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rour Person. Found Murdered.

MINIATURES, May ga special from
Richlard Centre, wis., says thst this after
noon Reuben Drake and his wife and two
grandchildren were found murdered in
their home at Viola, Richmond county.
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The Emporer Attneds to Businoss.

BERLIN, May &c, 300 p. M-The En-
peror has been in his study since II o'clock.
He received reports from Gel. Albsdill
and Minister Won Putkamper and after
wards visited by the Prince Of Wales aud
Princess Charlotte of SAKE. Menipgen.
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safe craeker, imam Ohio Town.

Sidney, o., May 26.-The safe in G. z
Allinger's store in Port Jefferson, wss
blown open last night and robbed Of six
thousand dollars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-28
Rubear Beats Carr,

LONDON, GA sculling match between
Geo. Bubear and Chas. Carr $500 a side,
took place over the Tyne championship
course to-day. Babear won by two
lanuths