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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14
Railrosds.
baltimore AND OHIO r. K.

/ Departure Of Trains from Wheeling. Eash
time Schedule uercrt April ooh, ISIS.
Express for Chicago and the Northwest II
a. m, $40 =. m. and go =. N. daily, ana ll:E
M da'ly except saturday. 49,
/ Express for cincinnati and 81. Louis, lO;S
10 and ll.lj ?. m. daily.
Cambridge accommodation 600 a. m, exc
sunday.
For Columbus. 10 . q. m daily, and lll5
m daily, and - J.. II. daily except sundsy
Express for Mhshingt n, d g., BsltlmS
ILl,EGr'phiS and New lorS, Wis. Grafton, 90
m and 10 =. N. Gai y.
for ht-burs AMI "FshinRtau. Pa, $50 a.
daily: tXprcSS, s.lG 4. ~. daily; lIj p. m: as
except sunday. Adlrt Uual way train for Wa
iuston, Pa, so ?. N. daily yNCep: sunday:
IiuNrgrg Baltimore and Philadelphia GU
n. dai Y
For MoHntwiIlt. .25 c. IN. and 100 no
ia. y cXCsp: sunday.
tor Grafton. > To T. m. daily
. For Cumberland, ..0b II. NJ, daily except
day
For st. Clairsvillc sos and 9co q. NJ. and
l. -. and $40 o. N. Tally rN' cpi sunday.
ENPrr>- trains ArrIyc from Chicago. 6:.5
go Il. m, aud GO ?. m daily, AID i'I Il.
caiy except Monday
Express trains arrive from St. LOUIS and c
ciEuEu, is'j H III. and G.iy y. m, da!ly.
kNp'VNS Trains srt!yr from Phl!sit.phia,
timore AMI Washington, ID. G, via Grafton, II
q. IL AMI l1i5 ,. III. daily, Via. PIt.'bLrg 10
Il. m, daily.
Taiu> arrive tr2m Columbus, i.O 4 m. a.
JlO ?. II. daily and 1873 Il IL daily except 81
Gay
Trains arrive from plthbure, 1915 a m dali
and l. IS p. N, except sundays, AID !5J p.
aud u IL p. N daily.
Trains arrive from Washington, Pa, 500 4.
daily except sunday.
From Mnuudsyi!lc, gl5 a m. and li0p
daily except Sunday.
Trains arrive from Grafton, l:O &. m daily
Trains arrive from Cumberland, SO p.
daily excel SUNDAY
From - Evansville, rs and 1895 q. n an
Is, and t.lO p. m. daily except sunday.
Cambridge Accommodation arrives ~ 10 :
~. eNCrut SUNDAY.
Baggage called Tor and checked AZ hotels an
residences on orders lcft At Ticket Ualcc, -
Market street, and ~ Depot.
CHAs O SrCll,
Gene a. Passenger Agent
W " CLEMENTS Manager ny
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14
A MCRDERER'S FATE.
CoIored Isph Davis ENpistes His Horribl
Crime.

CoIored Isph Davis ENpistes His Horrible
Crime.
CHr,ADo, May T. The horrible and
uuiGsua1hlc murder Of little Maggie
Uauglau has just bseu avenged by the
hanging Of tbs c,Ios,d murderer, Zaph
Davis.
The execution took place in the NORTH
egss corner o. the county jill at II:I7 a.
ii , and on the same calIow5 FROM which
the Anarchists were swung OIL a few
months 0g0.
The crime for which Ieph Davis was ex-
seated was committed ahout o'clock on
the morning OF February p, in Green
B-oth"rs ictory, his victim being Mag
PIE Gaueaaa, a pretty little Girl about
- Years cid. Il phi was employed at the
is,iCrv w here NeGgIs also worked, n fore
man. IIawas buy about the place az
usual tHl. day until s O'Clock, when he
ts was sent out on an Grand. Just after
he Itlt the mlng'ed body OF Maggie
GluvhSn was found in q closet IL the rear
oftha building. The body WAS mutilltrd
i'm "a horrible manner, AID by ito side was
faurI haigaet covered with blood. Cir
c1ra-tuuce8 all pointed 70 DAVIS a. the
murderer.
Taesaro p'.hf. Davis, though almost
the easi:e police force Of Chicago
were looking ioc him, made his
e.sspe i.om town CT freight
tram. Descriptions of the fugitive
were ct once wired all over the country,
and while Davis was sitting in the depot
a, Forest. IN the next day, he was rsccc-
nizrd by some OF The train hands He AT
once len the station aud started down the
,rark or q 1esd run. I'ph then left the
track. and lrapjug over fence ran across
the field. lie was finally oyertakcn by a
telegraph operator, who brought him back
., the mu2z'e Of a revolver. When taken
~ Chics,0 Davis ~ once confessed to the
crspeaud said that h. had killed Maggie
Gaughan because she refused to obey his
g-Savg
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GROWS DEEPER.
The Morgan Mys,ery-Near Relatives SHs'
urCtCd.

The Morgan Mystery-Near Relatives sas-
pcctcd.
gpc,bA T. !cgrdns 10 the sur3Gy Rrg..te.
PAEKGRsErGG, W. Va, May l2.-The
Morgan murder mystery grows deeper.
Latest advices from Peasants county say
that the first story of the murder with tie
motive of robbery is not believed; that
Mrs. Morgan is in custody and that some
near rciyhbors could give information il
they would. A girl living at the house
has NOT told her story yet, and it Is said
she could put the officers in possession Of
information of value. The evidence Is
accumulatiug that points to some enc very
near to Mr.. Morgan as the instigator
and some Of lis nciEhbOr5 rs the
rerpe.ratorl OF the crime. The man Mrs.
Moran claims shs recognized az one OF
the mUrJsrers is known to have gone To-
Ohio last week, and il thought to have
been there ever since. The fact that Mrs.
Morgan told neighhors coming to her as
distance not TO enter the house or they
would be killed, is regarded as euscicious.
gentleman of this city, i1st returned
from s.. Msrvs says that people there
don't credit Ms Morgau'7 story ard
think the motiYs for murder deeper and
hacker than robbery, which it tnrus ont
was not attempted at all Developments
are expected thai will prove the sc' one o.
the fouiest on record.
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TIE RESCTPT.
An Organ Says the Pope Is Not Making Any
Sacrifice.

An Organ Says the Pope Is Not Making Any
Sacrifice.
ROME, May 12.-The Os<,rd'oire, the
official organ of the Vatican, breaking 81
lepce on the subject for the first time,
points out the absurdity of the accusation
that the pouttl is trucking 10 foreign
governments and sacrificed oppressed rC-
tionalitiea, and observe that those who con
s,der the decreeus the result OF recent pres
sure or persuasion from England display
extraordinary ignorance of the whole al
fair. IG 1870 the Pope watched with snX-
lety the first symptoms of the tendency
towards lawlessuCss Oh the part OF tn
Agrarian League, and has ever since Occu-
pied himself with the matter in the true
interests of the Irish Catholics with the Mt.
most delcacy and patience. The OSsfrrH-
'oir, believes that all true Catholics will
appreciates the love and wisdom Of their
spiritual father in a. last withdrawing from
The edge OF Prccipicc.
The Pope aud Cardinal SimeOni, the
Pcetect OF the Propaganda, have already
received many congratulations on the pub.
LEGATION Of the decree from pTelates anC
other persons OF high position.
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RnnhIe ON Tom.

Special T,iyrou 60 tie >.ptay Register.
ST. CLAIR,vILLE, May - The Re-
publican primary to select Congressional
delegates was largely attended, 2ll votes
being pOlied. Doodle was triumphant,
and the Taylor delegates had forty five
majority over those run in HollingswOrths
favor. The hosts for Taylor were mar
shalled by Eiitor Hunt, OF the chronicle,
who got around in great shape. There was
considerable, and the effects Of the Doodle
Is apparent this evening, even if the town
and township "a prohibition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14

WAsHIEGToy, May l2.-Tne Democrat
ic members Of the House Committee on
Ways and Means have decided to consent
70 an extension Of the general debate on
the ,arifY hill, which was TO have closed
wednesday next to the following saturday,
This decisisn was arrived at this morning
after conspltatian with leading Republican
members. and the assurance was SAID IL
have been given that the extension would
not result IN any postpcnemen. or final
action Oh the hill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14

BALTIMORE, May 12.--The Grand Jury
made its report to-day. It severely criti-
ciles the official conduct oiState's Attorney
Chas. G.. Kerr, and in effect Gays that he IL
Incompetent; that his office is maladmiMs-
tered, and that Law in his hands isa farce.
The report is particularly severe on ka'r
tor his wholesale uoYs Ero,cgWj Of the viola
tions of the Sunisy liquor law. k'rrask7
for an investigation The Grand Jury re-
port created tremendous sensation and
meets with general approval.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14

NI.stie Thackrr Ceurr,,es to Numbering
Her Sew Huru Babe.

NI.stie Thackrr Ceurr,,es To Numbering
Her Sew Eoru Babe.
CHARLESTON, ". VA, May l2.-Aan.
quest WIS held Yesterday over the body OF
the infant .ouud IN the haaawh0 river ut
the Black Band CraI C'mp1ny's tl?l'e
wednesday. The ury was imPaueLed b"
rpsti,e c. N,Cul.>tvr. ct -. AI5aus. \
raurr woman named Matte Talrher, re-
-,a:pr rear Spring U;l vas suspected Of
ming the mother of the child. and, al
rrnr,b she denied al Knowledge OF the
-,rt,gr NJ fist. when brought before tue
.rry She rrsGs confession, which vas re-
lrrrd To writing gnt asscatei to ny her
al the inquest. /, Is aF follows.
81 gave birth TO al child on Friday
rirht Nav :. I~~-. ator near Mrs. SIy> $
mouse about eleven o'clock. No one
WAS near. Iput the child into the river
IA. below the bouse. IL wa alive ben
{ unt il in the riysc. IhoPe God Will Tor
give me- AL.
n Is suspected that there are other
.,rr;fs besides the mother who ere I'M.
nrfratef in the 4at.ar. She was brought
T, this city las: nigh: and lodged IN JAIL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14

New YORK. May 12-The noted king
of s.eeplechassTs, Trouble, died at the
stable of his owner, Eugene Tompkin', al
Boston. Mass, last week. He Wa chest
nut geldlng, foalsd in $50 rs u.Trr3tol
ont of Kate Mcdonald by imported MicS@g
Free, and in his Prime was one OF the nezt
known and successful Jumpers in tie coun'
try. His last appearance was IN the Tlcihs
NAV "A Run OF Luck" presented al
Nlblo's. this city. last winter.
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ConItnr Wins II Home.

>periH TlsgrunI To- H. SutHy Esgl,sr.
SrErBENvuLE, o, May l2.-Republi-
can primary elections select delegates to
the Congressional Convention, which meets
at BellaiIe next Tuesday, was held to-day
and resulted in this city and vicinity As
follows: Coulter carries the First ward,
two delegates; precinct b, Second ward,
two; Third, three; Fourth, three; Fifth,
two. Taylor carries the Sixth ward, one
delegate; Mjngo, one; Brilliant, one; pre-
cinct a, Second ward, tie vote, which Will
divide three delegates, giving Coulter one
and halfEnd Taylor one and half.
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rhe CNcIume,s work

Chicago, May 12.-NO serious damage
seems to have been done by the severe
wind storm in Northern Indiana last night.
cxcept at Wanatat and WinslOw Siding
At the fcrmsr place several buildings wer"
uuIo0led, trees, Chimneys and fences
blown down. and some live ttoc& injured
A. WIus'ow Siding, four miles wcsl ct
Wanatat, sixteen empty box cars stool on
the side track of the Nickel Plate Rail
wav. Every car was blown of the wheels
and TUNED over. Fifty Telegraph poles %
that road and over one hundred on the Fl
Wayne were Frustrated, and for s~vera!
hours tc'egraphc communication was cut
II
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Central 1aoi. lake Share, Oh; Michigan

Central 1901; Lake Shore, 9l:; Michigan
Central, -, Minneapolis and st. Louis,
:; do prefer 4, Is; Missouri Pacific,
y; N,-the7n Pacific, 24l; do preferred,
81; CG'CsGo and Northwestern, 1OS,; do
preferred, Ia; M York Central, lO5. ;
. gaH Tran, atiurl:al. 2i:; Pacific Mail.
81; Peoria, b < f., L.; PItts5urg lbs;
Pullman Palace Car, li5!; Reading, sos
Rock IaIsra lu9; ST. Lcuis and Sar
Ffarc;sco 90; 10 p-eierreL, ST; frat
preferred. 1l2t; 81. Pail, Minneapolis and
Maniroba, lui =, HsUI ani Nmo%a, 3sl
.opsefe--el u: Teas Pacifc 20! J5,or
'sr;fc 81: ur'ts.. States Errrs.ss -;
Me..e,n Union 16s.
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Ann.nne Wnman snIcidos.

CmcNGo, May l2.-A Dispatch from
Columbus, o., says: Miss Ellen &. Miner,
an inmate of the Columbus Insane Asy-
Inn. commi;tsd suicide yesterday. The
pstieut has been very closely watched,
having previously attempted s=lidcsTuc-
ton. Yesterday she found tn" door to an
ante room unlocked and Dsccndtd to the
skvFght, which she broke through and
reached the roof before her absence was
noticed. From the roof the unfortunate
woman Jumped to the rgOund, distance
of sixty frct DeloS Sac lived bat fifteen
minutes
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Bad Acciden. At = Mfchlsan Mine.

IsHPEMING, MIcu May II Careless
'trammers" at the Cleveland Mine this
morning allowed a tram cAr loaded with
two tons of iron to fall down the shaft
Angus. Turquist, aged y, WAS killed, and
f. J. Siftley injured at the bottom Of the
shaft
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14

At B.llajra the contest was ep;ri;ed
one HC!linEsworrh easily carrying OFT IT,,
honors, he obtaining eight OF the twelve
Delegates from the city and township. The
res1!t In detail hy wards is as follows:
First Wm1-Frank Bsgtschcy and Rich,
ard Heslop; Taylor.
Secead-W. c. Cochran; HoIiDg5wcrth.
Ihlrd-James Tallm0n and john Haw.
kins; HOllingswmth.
Fou7th-WIlliam GIL, Frank Archer
and William Burgeathal; HolliUgsworth.
Fltth-Eiwlrd Jones aud John Cup
Taylor.
Township-Milton Thompson and Geo.
Merit; HOllngsworth.
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Tr,cISsInder Water.

IsHrENING, MICH, May IA heavy
t}aw has submerged several miles OF track
on ,he South Shore railroad north of Bar
an. Passengers are being transferred, as
The track is two feet under water lie
Continuance Of the blockade will depend on
the weather. There is large amount OF
snow still to mel5.
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WHOSE FAULTt

4 Conductor or Switchman Responsible for
j. Serious Accident at Chicago.
CHICAGO Ill, May IA Wentworth
egtpue street car was run into by Rock
Island switch engine, at Fourteenth street
last night, and several persons seriously
injured,
The conductor claims that the crossing
Waterman signalled him that the track
vas clear and to come ahead, end lie sIG
nailed the driver.
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Indicted for Violating Revenue Laws.

TWWlNINN lot FTWII''I'N 's''
CINcIyNArI, May II go The United
States grand iury reported number OF m
dictmcnts to-day, some Of which we're not
mad, known. Among the persons indi.t
cd aye \ McClintock. for violating the
internal revenue law; Vim. King, ssme-
Fred. Kaiser, counteTiriting; Guy Weber,
James II. Brown and l.. 4. Leonard, mt
ne Of the mails; John Perry, alla7 JOAN
&. MO1re, same.
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nrIdges In Grcat Dnnger.

Boone, Ia, May l2.-The Dies Noines
has risen to an unprecedented height, and
brides are il great danger, 1t is feared
that unless the water soon iall7 the bridge
a, Roses Ferry, which cost $50 OAO, VII!
20 out. The Ccntreviile bridge is SOME
what higher, but there are grave fears Tor
that also.
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Arrested 90 an old Charge.

CHICAGO. May IA dispatch from
Topeks. Kansas, says: A deputy |. 5.
Marshal has arrested las. 7. Human,
qia.s #. \. Mann, ia Don 'Phin county, Tor
a theft alleged 10 have been comni''eu
thirteen years ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14

CHICAGO. May l2-W. H. BAruum'
who is now in this city, denies emphatic
all, TIE statement recently attributed 70
him that he intends 70 retire from 'ne
craftsmanship OF the National Democratic
Committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14

CLEVELAND, o., May 12.--At the Demo
cratic convention Of the Twenty fret Con-
gressiounl district, part of Cleveland, held
to-day, Robert Blee and Thomas AXwoTtby
were elected delegates 10 the St LOUIS
convention. Both Hre strong friends oil
the administration.
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TIE PRIMARIES

'e'u IN tho Republican Congressional
Fight, over the River, Yesterday.
Ire Republican primaries to select dele
gates to the Congressional Convention,
which Is to assemble i'll Bellaire, Tuesday,
were held throughout The Seventeenth OHIO
district yesterday Following are such OF
the results AS the REGISTER was enabled to
securc last evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14

CLEVELAND, May i2.-AV Youngstown
t,.dtv the circuit cart refused 10 grant a
Now ir.al to EDcn,zar S,3Hya,j, who has
n en- twice convicted OF the murder OF his
.v..,hearg. Alice Hancock. S'auyard Is
sentenced to hang July Is.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14

CHICAGO, May 12-Tho frs; annual
hanque; Of the Chicago Alumni Asscc'a-
ton of the University Of Michigan WA
held LAST night. DR.. Arrvil, the Presi-
dent OF the University, and Judge Cooley
Chairman Of the Interstate Commerce
Committee, were the most prominent
.,ra.Fl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14

MARQUETTE, MIcI., May By IN
precsdentedly high water yesterday the
double boom at the mouth OF the Rock
river was broken and 500, 600 feet Of choice
sawlogs were swept into the lake. A tuS
has gone down with bOoms to save the
lnmS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-14

OTTAWA. ONT, May l2.-At.er a
Isr,.bv discussion il the House Of Com
mons last night, Mr.. iauricrs amendment
ro the resolution em5odying the accept
-, ~ IN Canadian Pacific Railway .
- f,r The cancellation Of the usac"po.y
"-,yir,rss in Manitoba AMI the NoFtlwt st
r.rritoriss was defeated by vote OF III
o.. G-
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Moro TnyInr DeIecntes.

Spe,ig' TlgrGH 20 Tie Su.iry Register.
GAINESVILLE, O., May l2.-At the
primary election held here to-day nine del
egates favorable to the denomination OF
Col. j. d. Taylor Tor Congress were ChO'
sen. Taylor will have large majority OF
the delegates from this county, aud with
Guernsey and Noble solid for him Is nom.
ination is conceded.
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The OLD Tlmer. Compare Recorda

Fort BENTON, Mont, Nay l2.-Work
on the Missouri river bridge has been sus-
pended for short season owing 10 The
unprecedented high stage Of the water.
Old timers report this "a being the highest
stage OF water known at this point for the
pa,; twenty years.
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FINANCE IND YRAEE.

tspney att Per Cont Governments DulI
and sicady-Stocks DuII-Fiour firm
wheat Very Bu"yant.
ERw YORK, May - Money on call
eaay at per cent. Prime mercantile pa
prr i.aG, per cent. sterling tHrGange
s;c .dy aud firm at i-Gli--..
GuvEaEMHSTS-DulL ami steady.
Four, Registered ............'..!
Frlr- Coupons. ..'.'..... 8
Four an!ana e
Fll-.Rt Rusk
Pacac size o. Tvs
STATEs-Dull.
MISUNDERSTANDING active; sales
:6rl. coo.
SrrcKs-The stock market to-day wj-
very dull. and while there was no mc7e-
iusnt III the lis. except IN few stocks
which was of any importance, PHce-
sagged Of, slightly, The opening sII
showed the influence Of the upward spnit
OF yesterday, and under 4 general hu!ii~h
feeling was firm ~ advances over last
evenings figures Of irom to !
Der csGt. Richmond aud West Point
with East Tennessee second preferred were
strong. the latter decidedly co. aud II
moved per cent Cotton OIL certificates
h4cama 4 feature and after q fractional
los moved up per cent, but finally end
ed where IT began. The market cloaed
steady at irregular changes OF small irsc-
lions Ter the day. the fual changes are
Insignificant except in Manhattan, which
IS up l per cent. Stles G7,5I5 -hares.
Quotations closed bid as follows:
Adams Express 40; American Express
lu9. Canada Pacific, 5-l Central Pacihc
81; Chesapeake and ONO /; do preferred
fists b; DO seconds > Chicago aud Aiton'
I35; Chicago, Burlington ard Quincy 10;
Delaware and Hudson, To-, Delaware,
Lackawanna aud Weston 1872; Denver
and RIO Gfante, !; Lie %, 90 pc
ferred. 55t; #. Wayne, loi; I'th"is
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The Reward for Tascott Expires.

CHfrAGo. I'LL, May l2-The offer Of a
SO 600 reward for the capture Of rascott,
the murderer of millionaire Saeil, expired
nv limitation ,a.uielt. Notwithstanding
the number eff arrests made all over the
r2untrv. the zeal Tuscott is still ut large.
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rev York.

NEW Yoag. May 12-Prtroleum open
81 .rn At -. AID ai.er Ir-t :eS minute'
became s'5Orc and aiyeucei to 573c. A
.harn decline then occluei on which the
price fell 10 ~G.c bat rallied again and
cIo-ed steady =. -Gtc Consolidated eX
change opened At -6.'; highest Sc; low
e.t sic: coed at -6}c The Stock TX
chance o3rn.i 1t -G'c: highest % d"
lo.ts, -6.y; closed At -p.ci ssiss '-i'"os
b-,r.1u
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SAN FRACISCo, May l2.-The California
Cigar Co.'S factory and Jesse Il. Davis
sasu AID door factory were destroyed by
fire lsst night. Loss $4,000. insurance
light.
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CLEVELAND Il PITrSBURG X. L.

Under schedule in eject January n, ISIS, ira
leave Bridgeport, Ohio, Central Standard III
For Pittsburgh and Cleveland $40 a m, !
p. IN. For Pittsburgh, l0l7 a m. For We
Vile, Az p. nj Fer Stcubenyille, S.S y
Ror HAr.in's Ferry, 6:ih n IN. Trains arrive
Bridgeport ~ 7h3 q III. 1872 a. m, 2iS y.
I.S u In, rs p. m, AMI - . N. myl
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W NJ. CLEMENTS Manager.
NHlO RIVER RAILROAD.

Time Table tskiuG eject April Sth, l>Ss Pas.
s'uAr' ,rUruS will run H. f"Hows-ocntrsG Time.
A. t-au> daily except those marked thus
~ h.mh du mo- run ON sunday
>oyrH u,y~n. No. : 80. s. No2E No. !.
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DlTTSBURG, CINCINNATI AND +
IOI'lS RAILROAD

tPRn HSniIr EnnlrD Vrhrr "chDiule IN 90
November IAN, lHS7, trains leave Wheeling, -
trn standard Time. For steubeuvilie Rud ~
hurgh, G:5 a. m. l2.25 p. N, so p. m.
1tr.bcuvIlc, 500 f. m. The Gas n. m.
100 y. m. trains maze dirvst connection
Columbus. cincinnati, indianapolis and ChiCs
The l2S5 H. N. trSlu make. diruri unuurgs
Tor Columbus and Chicago TIEEs arrive
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K.nnhlIcnn nslcgales 70 fnlrm ont.

Republican Delegates u f"lfmS ht'
Syo.nl Ttgram 90 Pc Su.lrs Register.
MAErINsBURG, W. VA, May l2-Ihe
republicans OF Berkeley county met in
convention to-day, to elect delegates TO
the State and Congressional conventions
at FairmOnt the 10th The following IL
the list of delegates MartrnshurG-kn-
az CIRQUE, Geo. NJ. Bowers, J. +. ki'yr q
" FeIdt, IS. Etlan, co,oEtd," II. Caster,
''colored," Grant Ptz.r, John Farm, jrr
J. l. AEern. &. A. Quen,.l heig,svlle-
i. Cl,row, r. Harper !. W. Wood Hi!
CrpeE-J. ". Lnmon, Samuel God, =
CockriII Opcquou-A Patterson, {. &
Daily, d. Fulk Arden, W.Mcdonaid;
!. y. Wisncr, &. Vanmeter; Falling
Walrra-G,o. RoH, \. J. Lombler, ).
L9runn Gcprg",own-Rnbert Homer, i
VI Kitchen, 4. y. Morgan.
From what can he learned Of the dele
-at,a CHOSEN, a strong effort will he made
70 elect Pref J. W. Cr;-cg, c"lorci, Ut
this ely, cue of TIE delegates 10 In" Ch!ca-
gnrany,ut.On.
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DIRICTOEs
J. =. VANCE, r HORKHEIhRk,
JOHN n. B2OwE, w. KlLINGHAB,
/. 8. DEI.APLAIN, A. ". KkLLEY,
JOHN RREW.
Drafts Issued on England, IfL land, Scotland
all points IA Europe
mIE JOHN } JONES. ttRbl'!
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Through Tickets and baggage Checked TO "A
points.
For rates aid other Information, address
FRED. rTsINAS,
1ray. Pass Agent Wheeling, " Va.
W J. ROBINSON. Gcul Pas. Agent
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At BRILLIANT.

The vote at Brilliant resulted in de.
cided triumph for Taylor. The vote re,
suited Taylor, =; Coulter, :; Croskey, l.