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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-22
The SMELL MURDER.
Latest Phases OF tho Quest for the
Assassius.

Latest Phases OF tho Quest for the
Assassius.
CHICAGO, February 2l.-A dispatch
from Los angeles, Cal, rays: II Is stated
that VIM. Tasco.t, the alleged murderer,
was in Los Angeles Thursday last, having
arrived from San Francisco the previous
day. He kept shady, lodging In we'll
known resort in the suburbs, where he had
been preceded by woman calling. herself
Mrs. Tescourt, and claiming VIM. Tts-
court as her brother. When the subject
Of Tascott's identity with Clark ws
broached, the so called Tescourt quickly
left the city, and il believed 70 be In
Lower California. across the bor-
der with Detective Tyrell. Of Chi
cago, in pursuit. The proprietor
Of the resort above mentioned, which In
called the Flag Cottage, persistently 70.
fused 10 allow bis register 70 be seen, and
furthermore denies that any such person ~
WIN. Tescourt and Mrs. Tescourt bad sver
been within its walls.
CHICAGO, February 2l.-"Ed" Smith,
who is said 10 be Tascott's partner In the
Smell murder, is locked up in the Chicsgo
Avenue Station, sll reports To the contrary
by the police notwithstanding. He has
been identified by Mrs. Ella 8. Wicks. .ofNo.
274 West Madison street a. the mysterious
ed" who accompanied Tascott TO his
lodgings in her third story fat few hours
after the murder, was committed carly on
the morning Of February sth. Smith has
agreed 20 testify against TascDtt and tell
all he knows about the latter's connrc-
ton with the Smell burglary and murder.
And this, II is claimed, is enough, taken In
connection with the evidences Of Mrs.
Wick and Jennie Frances, alias Clifford, TO
prove young Tascott guilty Of the hasedy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-22
POGUE-MORRISON.
A Quiet Wedding on the Island. Yesterday
Morning.

A Quiet Wedding on the Island. Yesterday
Morning.
Yesterday morning at ten O'Clock, q
quiet, unassumipg wedding took place at
the residence of Mrs.J. A. Morrison, on North
York street. Island, the contracting parties
being Miss Stella, the only daughter Of Mrs.
Morrison, and Mr.. N. W. Pogue. During
the ceremony, which was very impressive,
the young couple stood under an archway
composed of choice cut flowers while DR..
D. A. Cunningham uttered the words
which made them man and wife, after
which the guests were invited
to the dining room, where
Caterer Geo. burst, with corps Of assist
ants, were in waiting with an elegant din
ner. The ceremony was witnessed by only
the immediate relatives Of the contracting
parties, yet large number of handsome
and costly presents testified to the esteem
in which the young couple are held. The
bride is the only child of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Morrison, and has always been held
in high regard by those who know her.
Tae groom was for a number Of years a
prominent contractor and builder Of this
city, and is now manager Of Dubois Il
McCoy's planning mill, at Bellaire. Mr..
and Mrs. Pogue left on the IL o'clock
morning train over the c., L. & W. rail
road for Cleveland and other points, re.
ceiving countless congratulations and well
wishes before their departure. After their
return they will reside for the present with
the brides parents
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-22
THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY.
They Leave Washington for the Fiorids
Trim.

They Leave Washington for the Florida
Trip.
WASHINGTON, February 21.-The Pres
idsntial party left Washington at 1l;45
o'clock this morning by the Pennsylvania
and Atlantic Coast lines, for visit to the
sub-Tropical Exposition at Jacksonville,
Fla. The party consisted of President and
Mrs. Cleveland, Secretary and Mrs Whit
ney, Col. and Mrs. D. s. Lamont, Sinclair,
the Presidents valet, and Mrs. Cleveland 9
maid.
The Presidential train was made up Of
two cars-ths Pullman "Newport" and a
combined smoking and baggage car. Be
fore the hour Of departure Secretary and
Mrs. Endicott, Fairchild, Secretary Villas
and Postmaster General Dickinson, who
came TO see the party Oh, had reached the
station. About twenty minutes to twelve
o'clock Col. Lamont and his wife drove up,
preceding the President but a few minutes,
and took their places in the car. catering
the enclosure, the President exchanged
salutations with few persons who were in
waiting. He was looking very we'll. Mrs.
Cleveland was attired in 8 dark green
dress, trimmed with light fur, and wore a
closely fitting fawn eolOred jacket. Taking
their places in the Pullman car, the party
supplied themselves with newspapers and
the train started quietly at niue minutes
to II o'clock on its long trip down the
coast.
The train will make the first stop at
Savannah, Ga, where ii will arrive at 5
o'clock tomorrow morning. The party
will remain there an hour, and will take
drive over the principal thoroughfares.
They will arrive at Jacksonville ut one
O'Clock in the afternoon. A visit will be
made to the exposition and 8 reception
will be held in the evening. The next
day, Thursday, will be spent in st. Au-
gustine, where another reception will be
held.
The start for home will be made Friday
morning, aud the train will make no stops
except such as are necessary for coaling,
etc.
Colonel Lamont said the President had
prepared no speeches for the trip and did
not expect to make any.
WILMINGTON, N. c., February 2l.-The
Presidential special train arrived here at
l0:40 p. m, and stopped at the Union
depot. After change of engines it start
ed for the South.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, February al
news Of the actual departure of the Presi'
Dental party from Washington to-day
greatly stimulated the enthusiasm Of the
people, and the work of preparation is be-
ing rapidly pushed by the various com
mittees. The President will receive the
grandest popular ovation ever known in
Florida.
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AMID THE RUINS.
The Situation In tho Storm Swept Town Of
Mt. Vernon.

Inc In tnD StOTn-S"tpt VI
Mt. Vernon.
MT. VERNON, ILL, February 2l.-Bright
and cheerful as a spring day tho morning
dawned, and visit to the sick and injured
found them all convalesoent and in more
cheerful condition than at any time since
the storm. The Supreme Court House gives
ample room for those who have not been
taken into private quarters, and about
twenty patients are comfortably established
In dozen rooms, with tender nurses at
their sides and the best Of surgical care.
Bet few smputations have been necessary,
and all but one Of these is beyond the
danger point. One Of VIM. Jones colored
CHILDREN had O leg amputated and may die.
Another Of his children was hurt internal
ly and cannot recover. Steve WelTs baby,
three months old was burned badly, and
cannot recover and Mrs. Borden, an old
lady, will die from the shock to her nerves,
though slightly Injured. Mrs. LeRg is
still in very precarious condition. She
has been reported dead. The following
reported in last nights list Of dead are
among the injured: Sam Yearwood, John
Year rwood and wife and Amanda Borden.
Mayor Cspp3 called the ministers TO-
gether this morning and issued proclama-
ton for a union burial service, to take
place at the Supreme Court room, at 10
o'clock this morning, and all business
houses were ordered closed. The minis
ters met at the hour, hut the people were
busy attending TO their injured, and
saving partly destroyed property. In con.
sequence there were but few at the ser
vice, and il was agreed to defer the nnion
services until 1870 o'clock Monday morn
ing, at the sbyterian church.
Adjutant General Vance and DR.. Rauch
are here conferring with the committee,
and are preparing to order shelter
tents for any who wish them. A large
quantity Of groceries, provisions aud arti-
cIes OF clothing were received this morn
ing, and donations to the amount of about
81, 500 have 20 far been received. The
church people Of the city became disguised
with the number Of drunken people seen
on the streets yesterday, and last night
made q concerted action to close out the
rum shops which had started up In the
ruins early Monday morning. Mayor
Capps responded to the demands and closed
them all for the rest of the month.
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Fire at Charlestown. n.

Special telegram TO The Register.
CHARLEsTowN, VIVA, February 2l.-
About one o'clock yesterday morning fire
broke out in the dwelling house of Mrs.
Roderick, on Main street, the lower floor
being used by Wall & Dorsey, grocers, and
Thomas Kain, saloonist, the upper floor
being occupied as residence by Mrs. Rod
erick and the family of C. F. Wall. The
origin of the fire is not known, but is
supposed to be defective flue
in the grocery .store. The entire
building was destroyed. Loss to Wall &
Dorsey, on stock, $4OO, covered by insur-
ance; loss of furniture to c. F. Wall $500,
no insurance; to Thos. Kain, on stock OF
liquoJs, $500, partly insured; to Mrs.
Roderick, on building and furniture,
Sc, 500, partly insured. The building was
surrounded by othdr frame buildings, and
burned like tinder. The fire companies
did excellent work, and saved all the ad-
Joining houses. But for their prompt and
effective work the entire block would have
been consumed.
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The DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

NgaY rk Making No Effort to Capture It.
NV M, February PA Washing
ug special u tue Herald says:
The NeS York vacancy on the National
g.nocratic Committee will be filed by a
sel,.snan vino is both personally and pO-
4aaly friendly to the President. He
TlI no; be any Of the number heretofore
ls1;ioasj in this connection. This declar-
iaoo nav b. relied upon az absolutely
o5rec, It nag also be stated with equal
PD>ItiyeaeSS that the Administration Is
ak.ng no part in the present contest over
'He loa'Ol Of the National Convention.
The President is utterly Indifferent a. to
the city which will win the fight One
tang u certain, tAe New York men now
o. ,ae ground 10 not expect 70 carry the
convention 10 th3t city, nor will they
make aay s.r.Ous effort to do so.
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Want Fruit Protected.

NEw YORK, February 2l.-Members of
the New York Mercantile Exchange and
Others engaged in the fruit trade in this
city have forwarded a petition to Congress
asking protection for the fruit growers of
California, Florida and other fruit prOduc-
ing States by retaining the duties now i'm
posed on foreign fruits; also to repeal the
law relating to damage allowance on
oranges, lemons, dried fruits and nuts of
all kinds.
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NArURK's HIGHWAY.

DoinEs Of BsAts saa llsatasa AJeag he
Ohie.
The B<llaire has new time cards out and
is now making six trips day.
The W. w. ONeAl psned up with
empties at 4:30 yesterday afternoon.
The marks on the landing last evening
at indicated 8 feet 3 inches and rising.
The Katie Stockdale passed down st I ,.
m. and the Fashion went up at $40 p. m.
The Andes left for Cincinnati yesterday
afternoon at 40 o'clock With big Trip.
The Courier left on time yesterday. The
Ben Hur leaves for Parkenburg d II ..
10. to-day. :.
The marks from above yesterday wefs:
Pittsburg. 6 and s-10ihs feet and ring;
Oil City, frozen, clear and warn; Parker,
2 feet 8 iches and rising, clear SD
warm; Greensboro, IL feet and fsilDEr
clear; Morgantovp, s ttst and stationary,
cloudy; Lock No. sfeet, 6 inehes end
stationary, coludy; Rice's Landing. 6
feet 8 inches and stationary, eloady;
Brownsville, feet 2 inches sand rising;
clear.
Last evenings Pitsshurg ChrosioIe-1eie-
graph says: "As Predicted yesterday By
the coal operstoss, there s riss n The
rivefs to-day. The Nopongahsls Feeehed
. barge stsge, resistesisg six md o1s-ha,f
feet this morning II y still coming up
and seven feet Of wster II exneete1 The
rise is mostly coming from The Allegheny.
II was rumorsd that ssyen % eight nil(g
of ice had broken up TIE Alleghsoy -
would likely b hssc this aARpooa. ~
rivermen are getting ready ~ shGle1tlpr
ment Of eoal. Walton & Co. sa1t - -
Nixon With twsivs hsDes tAie 80
and ONsilI & CO. si1 ysoeahep 3 -
Ffsd wIlsoa With tev."
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Salaoi I,Inn.l.h tInr...

"''iNGoS, ny, February 2l.-The
Sy'nd DAY OF Woodward & Harbinson's
N'' l. largely attended aud bidding is
"'''y' FAIR weather, and good prices sre
eng obtained. The following are the
20, 1''' Nncss obtained: Case Wade, b. NJ,
:. ,,Sa'C.d, DC. by New York, dam, by Sterling,
s.Il ..IO 0Luntcer, Thomas Hays, Spring
~, 49, LGd, SI,0O5; FOlle Fariaa, b. M, 4
Ta.,u' "a o'u' ~ S.rathmore, dam Ida T., by
yo-sI,' yr.l,Of' ). e. Boyle, Danville, KY, 1886;
5,-, 5,,''ly, y .. m., years old, by New York,
- tOHy, by Clark's Tom Hal, James
g;3-.S.. g;@3-5.'a,d' Maysyille, ny, $1,000; dam,
tssS,, tS, Py Ainont, John Brady, Phila-
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THE PEOPLE AROUSED.
Continued from Fourth PAGE. !

WHEREAS, The financial condition oi
our country is unsurpassed, all public
buildings complete, and taxes very moder.
ater and
WHEREAS, Our annual shipments from
this point alone are from $50 to 200 cars Of
live stock, $50 to 500 cars Of forest pre-
ducts, 1,200 hOgsheads Of tobacco, 90,
600 to 5000 pounds Of wool,
over 100000 pounds produce chick
ems, butter, eggs, etc, besides various
other articles, the yearly revenue to the
railroad being about 500, 900, therefore,
Resoioed, That three delegates and three
alterna.es be appointed to attend in the in
terest of this locality, the meeting to be
hele on the date and at the place above
mentioned.
ReSolped, That it is the spirit Of the peo-
pie Of this town and county to assist any
enterprise that has for its aim the general
development Of our State, and cordially in
vite emigration to our county.
CREED COLLINS,
II, NJ. SHARP,
E. ID. CLAYTON,
.. G. r. SIaLER,
Committee.
On motion OF F. Fl. Martin T. -er~ of
the committee was adopted.
On motion Of G. d. Sigler the Chair was
authorized to appoint delegates and alter
mates. He named Greed Collins, L. P. vii.
son and S. r Dawson as delegates, and NJ.
P. kimball, f, G. c. Lee and CIV. Thom
as as alternatss.
On motion OF H. NJ. Sharp all citizens OF
this town and district who attend the con
vention be received as delegates.
The Secretary was ordered to send copy
Of the meeting to the REGISTER and Etd-
hgeacer M. X. DEITZ, Secretary.
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Modest. sen,itiye woman

often shrinks from consulting physician
about functional arrangement, and prefers
to suffer in silence. This may be mis-
taken feeling, but it Is one which is largely
prevalent. To all such women we would
saw that one of the most skiliful physicians
of the day, who has q vast experience IN
curing diseases peculiar to women, has
prepared remedy which Is ofinestimable
aid to them. We refer to DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. This is the only
remedy for womsn's peculiar weaknesses
and ailments, sold by druggists, under .
positive guarantee from the manufacturers,
that it will give satisfaction In every case
or money refunded. See guarantee printed
on bottle wrapper.
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Appo,n.sd ,tIuIster to Liberia.

WASHINGTON, February 21.-The Rev.
]. C. Price, (eolored) President Of the
Livingston College, Salisbury, N. C., has
received a letter from Secretary Bayard
informing him that the President has ap,,
pointed him Minister Resident and Consul
General of the United States in Liberia.
Mr.. Price has n1eyet decided whether be
will accept the cfiee or not. -
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LAST OF THE BATCH.
Miss Josie Holmes Formally Released at
Cincinnati.

Miss Josie Holmes Formally Released at
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., February 2l.-Miss
Josie Holmes was brought into the United
States Court to-day by United States
Marshal Turner for the purpose of hearing
the Judge pronounce the words that re-
leased her from Jail. The United States
Attorney made the usual motion to nolle
the indictment against her in consideration
of her having given testimony in the case,
and the Court granted the motion. This
is the last of the eight Fidelity indict-
ments. Two of the defendants, Harper
aud Hopkins have been convicted, Ammi
Baldwin died, and Hague. Chattield, Zim-
norman, Wiltshire and Holmes were re-
leased upon nolle.
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The Bicycle Race.

PHILADELPHIA, February 81. - The
seVenty-hour twelve hours day bicycle
race, which began yesterday morning, was
resumed at II O'Clock this morning. The
scores at noon were: Dipgley 2l2 miles,
Holliugsworth 2l0. Knapp 200, Ashinger
200, Rhodes 1876. Nelson 1SI, Whitaker
176; Mcdowell 176, Crocker II.
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SoIst-Un on M. Wilson.

PARIS. February 21.-At the trial Of
NJ. Wilson to day the public prosecutor
declared that NJ. Wilson's conduct had
been downright venal and should be stig
matized as it deserved, especially when his
position was considered, and the fact that
the immoral traffic in which he had engaged
had been carried on in the palace OF the
ElYsee.
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Propose an Arbitration Treaty.

LONDON, February 21.-Tbe Association
of Chambers of Commerce of the United
Kingdom have unanimously passed reso-
luton advocating an arbitration treaty
with the United States for the settlement
of all difficulties that may arise between
that country and England. A resolution
fsvoring fair trade was rejected BY vast
m a aiaritv
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..,, ,"'r', ,'ion's Public Building.

n n. ''.'graH 70 ne Register.
~. ..A'a'S'ToN, D. C., February 21.-
Iva, ~ was Public Building day in the
~ O' representatives; that is, one Of
y. 1''' set apart urder special orders for
r,.l ,Oa'laeIahon OF bills reported from the
GrTTIS''e G,:''ee on Public Buildings and
Comr.at.s.' Cuas' Accordingly the House went into
sEsT E-',.'ee , u the Whole, and the first bill
q, ~ was that to appropriate $50, 900
lie C,-sIa enlargement and improvement OF
v TTS'e'nment W building at Charleston,
si,bor. L was decided substantially
age sS, ~ y. opposition 70 commend the pas
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Knocked from a Freight Train.

AS freight No. 157 on the B. & o. was
passing Moundsville, yesterday morning,
L. F. Lyons, brakeman, was struck by
one of the bridges which stretched across
the track at that place aud knocked from
the top of the car, receiving serious inju-
ries. He was fortunately caught by Con-
ductor Bivens, who wa, standing on the
front platform of the caboose, and saved
from falling under the train and being
killed. He was taken TO his home in
Newburg on the evening train. While
his injuries are quite severe, they are not
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Fire at Parkersburg.
y nlsmnn % re Rcqiaer.

SDtcidl ItL9grfrl % t1e RtgtStfT
PAREERSBURG, February 2l.-A tre
broke out at noon to-day in the rear OF
Thompson & RacksOd's wholesale house,
doing several hundred dollars worth OF
damage. The stock of the hrm and the
building, belonging to ". N. Chancellor
suffered most.
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The Sargent Murder Trial.

Special sttCgrdR TO me ReQiaer
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, February 21.-
The State rested this afternoon in the Sar-
gent murder trial and testimony for the
defense began. The testimony adduced is
that Sargent rushed up and shot Fountaine
on the street. The defense will claim that
Fsuntaine had threatened Ssrgent's life.
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Can Be Cured.

4 hay. h. ., Combs, Owensville, Ohio, says:
LTsr on gwen Seott's Emulsion of Cod
patent" ,:,i Slth HypophOsphites to four
NSVbls ",I "'I better results than seemed
asreditarv" WIN m any remedy. All were
nOosd - y ,I Tses Of Lung disease, and ad-
The cS.1. \ mat stage when Coughs, pain
Nle tsvss tsr frequent breathing, frequent
ass nave and Emaeiation. All these
$lbs r ,o5 Increased in weight from 16 to
ensS SUI are not now needingany med
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THE TREATY.

The Text of the Agreement Between the
Two Nations.
The following is the text of the treaty:
ARTICLE 1.-The high contracting par
ties agree to appoint mixed Commission
to delimit in the manner provided in this
treaty the British waters, bays, creeks and
harbors OF the coasts of Canada and of
Newfoundland, as to which the United
States, by Article /. Of the Convention of
October 90, 1918, between the United
States and Great Britain renounced forever
any liberty to take, dry or cure fish.
ARTICLE 2-The Commission shall con-
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A gloomy Outlook.

LONDON, February 21.-The Clyde ship
owners held meeting to-day to difcuss
the business outlook. 1t was shown that
gloomy view of ship building prospects
was generally held. Mr.. Allan predicted
total collapse before the year was ended.
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Charged With Burglary.
Special 7tieoram 10 he Register.

Special Itlt0rdm 10 the Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, February 2l.-
Constable Kegley arrested VIM. Adkins,
John Thaxton and VIM. Jones near Sisson-
vile, last evening. These parties are
charged with breaking into and robbing
the store of ]. E. Eines, West End, last
month. The prisoners are in Jail awaiting
the action of the grand jury.
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Business Block Burned.

BUFFALO, N. Y, February 2l.-A
special from Holland, Erie county, Pa f,
SAYS: The entire business block from Water
street to o. d. Riley's residence, on Main
street, was burned shortly after midnight
this morning. Loss, $50, ,00G.
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Personal.
Special Telegram 10 the Register.

Special Telegram 10 the REGISTER.
WASHINGTON, D. c., February 21.-
James F. Thornton, .Summersville, was,
to-day, granted patent for a new car
coupling.
ExSpeaker Joseph J. Woods and Lewis
Baker, are here.
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Don't Want the Rent Reduced.

CINCINNATI, February 21...More then
90 per cent. Of the telephone subscribers
in Cincinnati have signed q remonstrance
to the Legislature of Ohio protesting against
the passage Of bill proposing to reduce
the telephone charges to three dollars per
mnnth
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George III, CorIIss Dead.

PROVIDENCE, +. l., February I.-
George H. Corliss, the eminent mechanical
engineer and manufacturer, died at 1885
o'clock this afternoon of paralysis OF the
heart, superindueed by gastric fever. HIS
death was quite sudden. He was IN his
72nd year. -. &C.
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Austria Saueals,

LONDON, February 2i.-A dispatch from
Vienna says: Count Kalnokyr Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, has accepted Russiss
overtures for the settlement Of the Bul.
garian question. He trusts that Italy and
England will follow suit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-22

MISFORTUNE rarely comes alone. Hyou
have caught cold be careful to quickly re-
lisye that pain, be il external or internal.
Warmers Log Cabin Extract Is the best,
safest, most reliable remedy for internal
and external use. Two sizes. Price, 81.
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Accidental Death of a Young Lady.

LEXINGTON, KY, February 21.-Miss
Jessie Bryant daughter of a wealthy
farmer, near this city, died suddenly this
morning from taking Rough on Rats by
mistake for quinine. She was the belle of
the county.
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Pittsburgh Election.

PITTSBURGH, PA, February 2l.-The
municipal election for Common Councils
to-day, resulted in the election Of thirty
three Republicans and thirteen Democrats.