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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-03

LONDON, Feb. 2.-Five fsshionsbly
dressed men were arraigusd in the Mar
lebone police court to-day and charged
with attempting to obtain 5000 pounds
from the Bank Of England upon forged or
stolen bonds OF the Hamilton & North
western Railroad OF Canada" There wss
one other man in the gang whom the po-
lice failed to secure. They also failed to
capture the bonds. One OF the prisonera
had posed as Lord Fairfax. and had lived
In style at the Grand Hotel in Paris. All
five were remanded.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2.-The General
Executive Board OF the knights Of Labor
have made their reports for the January
term relative 10 the membership OF the
various assemblies throughout the coun-
try, It is said that when the footings are
madO up tho order will chow IN increase
OF over $4,000 members. In this State the
report states that the increase has been
most notable. In New York, Massachu-
aetsn and Now jersey the decrease has
been marked, but the report Gays it is less
than was anticipated. In tho Western
and Southern States the Knights have
grown rapidly.
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special DlsDa:eh TO he IateliigeaoT.
GRAFTON, W. Va, Feb. IA telegram
was received here to-day stating that
Amos Hostutler, Of Partridge, Kss,, had
been killed by railroad train. As he
wac 0 farmer and resided near the railroad,
his friends here presume that in some
way he met with the accident while Cross-
ing the track. For q number OF years he
resided on a farm at Burton, WetZsl
county, West Virginia, and about three
years ago sold hiu farm, and few months
later removed to Kansas. he married q
daughter OF Mrs.,John Armbuster, Of this
city and leaves a family Of several children.
His vile died after very brief illness in
June, 1856.
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"a PKRFRC e nkALrm.
Tho Boy Pianist EIamluod By Doo.ors-
Magnificent Ofrer.

~
Magnificent Ofrsr.
NEw YoRE, Feb. 2.-Jossi Hoimann, the
boy painist, underwent an examination at
the Mayors Office to-day, ss a res1lt of
the complaint that he was being over.
worked, made by President Eibridge T
Gerry, Of the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty 10 Children. The Mayor,
DR.. Joseph h. Bryant, OF tho
Health Board, aud Drs. JaneWay,
Lewis Ssyre and A. McLlne Hamilton
conducted the examination. Holman wss
in good spirits and evidently in splendid
health. He Rsid everybody treated him
kindly. The doctors concluded that the
boys physical and mental conditions were
In good order. His nervous organization
was not to be Judged as that Of an ordins-
~ child. MRnager Henry E. Abbey said
he waS willing to abide by any decision
the Mayor might make. His Honor de-
cided that the young player should be al.
lowed 10 give four performances a week.
Afterwards, Mr.. Gerry announced that
o wealthy gentleman, whose name he was
not at liberty to give, had authorized him to
oGer Hoiman's father $50, 900 ior the edu.
cation OF the boy, provided he be with
drawn from public performances until he
become OF age. Mr.. Holman replied that
he thought 100000 would be necessary
ioI the purpose, and he and Mr.. Gerry
will confer on the matter again.
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CLEVELAND, o., Feb. 2.-At an early
hour this morning several busiusss blocks
including the postoffiCs and Gazette Office
at CORTLAND, Tlumbull county, were de-
stroyed by fire. Hall the business places
in the village burned and none Of the CON
tents were saved. The loss Is unknown
but 1t will amount to several thousand
dollarS, upon which there is very little in
suranCe. The fire is believed to have
been OF lrCendiaiy origin.
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A NOTORIOUS CROOK
CAPTURED IN TAYLOR COUNTY.
The Supposed Jswolry burglar Identified
as the Mau who Shot an AlsIau-
dria POIIoomau-A RObbOr Load
or Taken in FaysttO County.

Special DtSpdteh 10 uk IntGLI9GleS.
GRAFTON, W. Va, Feb. IA special
detective who visited the jail in this city
to-day, Gays the prisoner arrested as being
implicated In the robbery Of Hull & Cos
jsWelry store, is mono other than BILLY
Williams" who killed a policeman in
Alexandria last summer and was subse-
uuently arrested In Baltimore and taken
TO the jail as Alexandra. He escaped
from the jail there few weeks since, and
the detective who visited him to-day at
once recognized him as the person named,
as he had known him when confined in
the jail at Alexandra. Word has been
sent to the chief Of police at Alexandra,
and further developments are looked Tor
ward 10 with much interest by the citizeng.
It Is understood that large reward Is
offered for the capture Of Williams, by the
Virginia authorities,
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CHINA AND JAPAN,
News Brought by n stSRmsr-An Ancient
Rnbmercad City Fonnd. Aa.

News Brought by stSamsr-An Ancient
Submerged City Found, &e.
San Francisco, Feb. 2.-The steamer
Belgic, which arrived to-day brings Hong
Kong advices to January 8, and Yokohoma
adviCes to January II.
The city OF NaIyen, north Of Ninypo,
which was submerged about 1000 years
ago, has recently been partly exposed to
view and q numbar OF vases, plates and
other utenEia Of the Sough dynastry,
have been recovered by the natives.
a number Of disastrous fires occurred in
Hong Kong Christmas week and the loss
is very heavy.
Ocean advices state that rumors arc now
current that the next move for indepsnd-
epce and absolute freedom from Chinese
rule, will be the execution Of several
Europeans, who are nov in charge oil the
maritime customs department.
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A RoBBER LEADER CAPTURED.
Arrest of Edward Mace In FRyotte County.
The AlleEs Crime.

Arrest of Edward Mace In FRyetto County.
The Allegsd d Crime.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Feb. 2.-Atter
more than q month Of patient search,
Detective All. W. Burnett, Of this city,
and Marshal Whittier, Of Ashland, KY,
las. night arreBted Edward Mace, Of Fire
Greek, FAyette county, upon the charge Of
being the leader OF the gang, upon the
night Of December ] last, that teTrorizsd
the town OF Grayson Springs, KY, robbed
number OF buildings and 80 maltreated
Mrs. Thomas 0'Tools as to cause her
death. The evidence against the prisoner
seems to be complete and his death by
hanging may not be delayed until the
machinery Of law can be put in operation.
He and three others entered the town Of
Grayson SprinRs about dusk on the night
OF the 18th OF December and after nerving
themselves with whisky made an attack
upon the station, which was broken open
and looted Of everything valuable.
The Adams Express office was the next
place attacked, and the safe was riaed,
the desk broken opsn and book1 and
papers thrown around in confusion in the
search for money. From there the rob-
bers proceeded to force an entrance into
the residence Of Thomas 0'Toole, a re-
tired merchant Of considerable means.
The gang experienced no difficulty In get
ting into his house. but upon their an
nouncing to the proprietor their intentions,
and requesting him to hand over his port
able property, the owner entered ener-
getic protest, and he and his wife an
nounced their determination to resist.
Mace and his followers then threw them
selves upon the couple, and after terri
BILE struggle succeeded In overpowering
them, but not until one Of the gang had
been knocked senseless.
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UMoNTowN, Pa, Feb. 2.-This evening
about $3.50 o'clock ten prisoners escaped
from the county jail by breaking through
the rotten floor of IN unused cell into the
csllGr and making a hole in the wall,
through which they crawled.
Although their absence was soon dis.
covered, none have yet been caught. The
jail has been repeatedly condemned as
unsafe, and but little repairs made. No
Rstchman Ia employed.
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Amesting OF the Republicans Of Charles
ton was held OF tho Ksnswha county
court house Wednesday evening, for tho
purpose OF forming Republican club. j.
W. Aikinson WIS chosen temporary chair.
msn and @. B. Smith temporary secre-
taIy. A committee consisting OF A. Bur-
lew, H. L. Bog2s and Mr.. Hunt was ap-
pointed to drait rules. Mr.. Boggo ad-
dressed the meeting. About City names
were signed to the roll Of membership,
and good club is assured.
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LoNGvtEw, TEL, Feb. IA passenger
train on tbs Texas & Pacific Railroad was
derailed by defective switch yesterday,
elk miles from hors. The engine and ex.
prees and baggage care were demolished
and several employees Of the road were
killed or injured, Michael Cain, engineer,
residence Marshall, Texas, was killed.
The following were fatally injured: T, R,
johnson, engineers Ma. Jordan, laborer;
Peter BIgleI, lsporer.
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sr. JosEPH, No., Feb. 2.-The women
living in the southwestern part Of tho city
are circulating pstition to have Hooneck
and Buelling, the wife murderers, lynched.
Mr. Augustine, the man in whose house
Hooneck committed the murder, says tho
women have grown tired Of the delay, and
are trying to work up afeeling among the
sterner sex that will Induce than to take
the law into their own hands. The peti.
tion already has several huudred sigma.
tuFaB.
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-EEw YoRK, Feb. "a special from
vSssar, Mich, says that Winthrop Col.
bath, brother OF the late Vice.P President
Henry Wilson, was buried there last week.
The Colbaths had remarkable history.
The mother WAS the daughter OF an En-
Slish nobleman, who married Goliath, q
servant in her family. They settled in
America, and Jeremy Goliath, the eldest
son, Was adopted by Massachusetts, gon-
tlemsn. He gave the boy the name Of
Henry Wilson, who became Vice-Presi-
dent under Grant.
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CHICAGO, Feb. 2.-The cable line men
OF the North Chicago Railway Company
were engaged all night putting in the last
strand OF cable on the Clarke street line.
The night before the line was completed
except the return loop from Center atrest
to the power house. It is expected that
the CLARK street csrs will begin running
this! week. When the cables are put in
working order they will have an average
speed OF eight miles an hour between Divi.
sion aud the south terminus, and ten
miles an hour north OF Division.
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Feb. 2-The In.
dianspolis Sentinel, Democratic State or.
gan, was rold yesterday by W. j. Craig to
q Fl. Wayne syndicate for $4,000. Sc
Morse will be editor and L Hackets, Of
the Fl. Wayne Sentinel, publisher. Mr..
Morse was ono Of the founders OF the
Kansas City Star and recnntly connected
with the Chicago THIeS. He and Hackett
own majority OF the atock. The latter
will not give up his Fl. Wayne paper.
Mr.. Craig will not 20 into the railroad
construction,
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An Enrinser,I FntnI nIi.tnkn.

MORRIsON, LIS, Feb. 2.-on the Chi.
cago d Northwestern railroad Monday
night as a stock train was entering deep
cut near here, the engineer discovered the
lights Of way car only few yards in front
OF him. Wrongly Hupposing the head
train to be standing still, gnd expecting
an immediate telescope, he shouted to the
two men who were In the cab with him
to jump for their lives, and reversing the
engine the three men jumped. Two Of
them struck the walls Of the cut with such
force they were thrown back under the
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NEwBURa REpUBLIoANs.


A Club Organized and Delegates Selected
About Fifty Names Enrolled.
Special Dispateh 10 ne IHisli0sneer.
NEwBuRa, W. Va, Feb. "a meeting
OF the Republicans Of Newburg, was held
here last night for the purpose OF organ
izing a Republican club. The meeting
was called to order by Mr.. ]. F. Stamina
gen. The following officers were elected: {:
President, DR.. T. F. Lanhsm; First Vice
President, Major U. N. Orr; Second Vice
President, J. A. Perrill; Secretary, ]. E.
Paul; Corresponding Secretary, +. H.
Dunsmore; Treasurer, O. b. Smoot.
The club will be known rs the "NeW.
burg Republican Club" The following
were selected as delegates to the State
convention, at Wheeling, February 10Th
and l6.h: Msjor U. N. Orr, DR.. T. F.
Lanham, O. H. smoot, ]. F. stanhagen
and j. E. Paul. Alternates: l. H. nc.
Cool, O. L. Ellis, John Ford, F. II. Duns'
more and R L. Perrill. About fifty mem'
bers enrolled as q BtATter.
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Tax people Of this county, so far ns
anybody can Judge, favor the subscription
to the Union bridge. II the measure be
in any dangsris is from feeling OF con-
fdenc0 which may lead the friends Of the
MEASURE 90 let the election take care Of
Itself, Every yo.oE who wants the bridge
should want it enough to tske the trouble
to vote and work for 1t. That is the way
70 Vsf;t
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LONDON, Feb. IA sharp shock Of
earthquake has been felt in Scotland. 1t
caused no damage. Shocks were also felt
in different parts OF England. Reports
from Birmingham, Coventry and Edgbls-
ton, q suburb Of Birmingham, show that
disturbances occurred in those places. In
Scotland the shocks were especially mark
ed at Dingwall, County Ross, and at Inver-
napo
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SENATOR KRsxA would lift from the
vothHgmen certain burdens by delorming
the tlrtT according to the suggestion Of
the President. But the workinEmAn iS
Protesting RRsinHs the lifting Of any
butdenn in that way. He is opposed TO
having his bread and butter matched from
him for tho benefit Of his foreign compete
tor. That is where the WaEs.eSrner Of
this country stands, and II the Democratic
party does not uudOrstand 1t now the
Democratic party will understand It later.
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San FRANoIsco, Feb. 2.-Mercer canal,
that has been built to convey water from
the foot bills Of the Sierra mouutains at
San Joaquin, was formally opened yester.
day. The reservoir in which the water 10
stored contains 640 acres. The canal 10
twenLy.seven miles long, and has been
Eve years building. Il will irrigate over
q quarter OF million OF acres.
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PITTSBURGH. Feb. 2-Thsre is q pros.
peCt Of the flint Glaas workers. differences
with the manufacturers being settled with.
in Aiew days. The members OF the Union
have been holding meetings quietly, and
1t is probable that conference will be
arranged with the manniacturera.
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COUNCIL BLvVEs, IA, Feb. 2.-Tae
Union Pacific Railroad bridge across the
Missouri river between this city and
Omaha was opened to-day to public travel.
The bridge has been in the course OF con-
struction for two yeRrs, and cos. over
81 100000. The wagon tracks are on each
side OF tho double railroad track. A toll
Of twenty-five cents will be charged to
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NRw YoRK, Feb. 2.-"Baby Bunting
otherwise Charles Arbuckle, the wealthy
coffee merchant, has fled notice Of an
appeal to the general term Of the Supreme
Court from the judgment Of S46.l82 OBJ
tanned against him by Miss Clara Camp.
bell in the recent famous breach Of prom
iaa amt
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INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. s,-AttOEneyS for
Coy and Bernhsuor, the convicted tally
sheet iOrgers, to.dSy filed with Judge
Woods, Of the United States District
Court, q motion for o peV trial, alleging
that the verdict was contrary to law; that
Il was not supported by evidercsi that the
evidence was unsutiicient. Argument was
made and further confederation postponed
until Tomorrow,
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HOWARD EAZLETrI
SecrEtlry.
A. J. Sweeney,
President, pro TEN.

The Committee appointed by the
Wbseling Chamber OF Commerce to ar.
nppo for 3 convention as described above,
especially requests the press Of the State
n publish a1d keep Htsndiug until the
J,ts Of the convention the above call ! to
my, rpon the people in the several
,,ap.'ol the holding OF meetings to select
dsle,a!es ia addition to those who may
come voluntarily. In view OF the short
,.s, Of the time it ia hoped that the State
p,ess may no. val! for more formal re-
quest.
Tho committee further suggests that
,boeo who have land to sell bring to the
convention such information relating
thereto rs would bo Of use in soliciting i'm.
migration,
CHARLES BURDETT HART,
Chairman of the Committee.
JoHS q. RHRLDAFTRR,
SScreidry.
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NEw YOHK. Feb. Alt is reported in the
sugar trade that Secretary seGrlss, Of the
Trust, has gone to San Frsucisco to make
a treaty Of peace with Claus spreckelu,
lhs sagsr king. spreekels Is to rule the
country west Of the Rockies on condition
Of mot letting Hawaiian sweets intertere
with the reign Of the Trust in the United
StAtea.
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per cent reduction in wages, ordered by
the company, have concluded to return to
work, and operations will bs resumed to.
morrow. The strikers were notified that
II they did not 20 back at once their places
would be declared vacant. The reduction
has been accepted by all the other
employee.
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GES. MEAL Dow Is frank enough to say
that the Third Party PrOhlbitionistB will
make their strongest 6ght IN New York.
In other Sords, they will put In their
work whore it will do the most good for
the Democratic party, Just rs they did
beIo'C. Nobody can bo deceived In the
purpose, for General Dow adds that "pro.
hibiion cannot win in the lifetime Of the
Republican party"
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An eminent physician having been
Ioua,l who finds no caucar in the Grown
Princs'J throat, the Grown Prince may
now determine to rise above his mslady
and live 10 be the Kaiser OF Germany.
Little thinSs 81 this kind arc often very
helpfnI.
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Miss COFFIN does not draw it any too
strong when she complains that 1.-TWO
hSudkerchiei., cake OF soap and tooth
brush" make au insufficient wardrobe for
AsOCioty woman. 10 lovely women never
to have 3 chance in this wicked world2
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nIlnnra nnd Onsrntnr.

PIrTsluRaH, Pa, Feb. IA committee
OE coal miners and operators from Penn.
sylyania, Ohio, Indiana, IllinOis and Kan.
sss will meet here tomorrow TO formulate
q soAle Of wages to be submitted to the
Interstate Convention Of Miners and
Mine owners, which meets in this city
next Tuesday.
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A., meeting Of the Wheeling Chamber
.,commerce, held February l, 1883, the

meeting Of the Wheeling Chamber
commerce, held February l, 1888, the
allowing action was taken:
wnrRrAs, The considerable increase In
=" indusifiGl enterprises in West Viz
n. .;s the building and serious projecting
"iiitionsl railroads, the many unsur.
o. ~ natural resources and cheapness oil
psI,1d. furnish substantial foundation
q, Ga' a systematic effort on the line Of State
Jsyelopmept. o,,C.
iScs Of Inc city Of Wheeling invite aud
10 he business men, land owners and
..IIsi,,srss.sd M in the welfare Of the State,
~ :. L..'ssSmbIe in the hall OF this Chamber
" y 10 Sg,1 day Of February, 1888, TO ma
~ ,'' nlFn 20 iurther attract the attention
y ~ -cs,rital and Of desirable immigrants to
sGs X II Tnpeoualed advantages offered by West
Virginia
Tbo following members Of the Chamber
r,,, spoo!n.sd a committee to mako the
's,s,s,,y w arrangements for the convsn-
,ioD. a G, B. Hart, Col. Thomas o'Brisn,
n Reilly, George 0. Smith, O. W. Sea-
h,i,bt, Cap!. John MGLure, James B.
T,oev, Joseph speidol, Henry BAsr, A.
O, Eierssr, John o. Riheldsfier and O. H.
A. j. Sweeney,
PreSidenl, pro TEN.
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DUBLIN, Feb. 2.-The tenau!ry on the
estate OF the Countess Of KingaEon have
expressed themselves as satisfied with tho
terms offered by the landlord, who agrsss
to allow twenty per cent reduction in
rents, TO pay all coats and to reinstate the
tenants who have bean eYicted.
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TuE work Of getting out the vote on the
bridge proposition must not be left to the
excellent committees appointed by the
Chamber Of Commerce. Every friend OF
the measure should consider himself
committee Of one for the same purpose.
Thl! is the way to mako IL 90.
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DUBLIN, Feb. 2.-Mr. Cox, member OF
Parliament, in prison at Limerick, put on
the jail dress to-day without protest and
went to work in the prison yard, chop
ping wood and doing other labor OF ordi-
nary criminals cheeriully,
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BARSEsvrELE. o., Feb, 2.-Ths boiler OF
a portable sawnill on the farm Of Lalay.
cite BolAn, near here, exploded this alter
noon, instantly killing John Arnold and
Charles Sullivan, and seriously iDiuIing
Benjamin 7. Harris, Samuel Slubb, Jos.
stubb and Frank Warwick.
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a APromInent Grocer Dead.

Special Di'pGtch 10 he IntGgltQeIoeI.
sT. CLAlRsvILLE, o., Feb. 2,-John
Borof, we'll known grocer Of this place,
died very suddenly this evening at 7
O'Clock, OF catarrhal pneumonia. He has
many irisndo in Wheeling. Funeral Sat-
urdaY afternoon.
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The statc immigration convention goes
marching aloag. The Chamber of Com
meyce invites everybody who is interested
directly or indirectly in tho development
OIthe Slate. What a gathering that will
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Iri, asd 70 see SO promising young
man as Senator Kenna wheeling into line
with the President on tho tariff question.
lie might have had better fate. As he
mSkes his bod go he must lie.
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Oep. sb,rIdnp NJ Do.ton,

BosroN, Feb. 2.-Gon. Sheridan was
driven around the city this morning, and
was greeted everywhere by tremendous
crowds, who chesEed him wildly. A pub.
lie reception was given OF FGneuil Hall at
noon and the hall was packed, the crowds
extending far out Int tho street.
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ALREADY the newspapers Of the country
Ue printing dispatches about the coming
West Virginia convention to attract i'm
migration to tho State. This helps, and
as the movement goes further 1t will help
more.
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SAN RENO, Feb. 2.-Prot. Virchow hna
examined q fragment taken from the very
centre Of the trouble in the Grown Prince
Frederick William'a throat, and declares
that 1t shows no evidence Of cancer.