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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
A CLEAN SWEEP
r. walt Looks Like In the Fourth
District.

Ia Whit Looks Like In the Fourth
District.
s,,,r,nl gram 10 ne SHgdGy Register.
HUINGToN, W. VA, November s.
The Iiocrats in this part of the State are
in extent snaps for winning sweeping
v;ctoinext Tuesday. All the Demo-
crati,ndidstes in Csbsll, Wayne, Lin
coin d Logan will be elected by increas'
ed nprities.
TRepublican candidate for the Slate
Can, from the Sixth district (Cabell
we and Putnsm) having withdrawn,
thsemocratic candidate, B. J. Prictard,
Of lyme, is left without an opponent.
os. II. Harvey, Democratic candidate
fonSge of the Eighth Judicial Circuit
(Cell, Wayne, Lincoln end Logan) will
van easy victory over Ira J. McGinnis,
Ilpendent Democrat.
he candidscy of c. B. Smith for Cor
b on the Republican ticket is regarded
y as q huge Joke. He has failed to Gre
any ENTHUSIASM for himself among the
ople and will not endsnger to the slight
/ degree Judge Jsckson's chances.
IA few weeks ego Republicans he-e weI e
illiug to take bets of one to four on
offs election. They ave now hedging,
ID will OF take any bets except on Fem-
g's msjority. They are willing to bet
en that Flemipg's msjority will not b.
Ter 1000. They ceased all effort two
eeks ago and have resigned the hope oi
Getting anyone on the stats, county or
strict ticket.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
OLD LEWIS COUNTY
Promises an Increased Majority for the
Entire Democratic Ticket.
en.~,,l T>Isornu1 IN fhs S,tni1u RsciHer

Promises an Increased Majority for the
Entire Democratic Ticket.
Special Telegram 10 the Sunday ReciSer.
WESTON, W. VA, November 3.-This
was Democra:y's big day hers and glor-
ious one it was, not withstanding the rain
of early morning. 1t was feared that the
crowd would he small, but as early as {
o'clock crowds began coming in and dele
CATION after delegation poured in on trains
and on horseback, until fully three thou
ssnd people were on the streets. Not
much enthusiasm was INDUCED in until!
the Jacksonville and Roanoke delegation,
three hundred strong, came in on horse
back headed by tie Wa kersvile oand !,
which aroused the enthusiasm OF Lewis
county Demo cc7scy, a1d from that time
until late at night shouts for Cleveland,
Thurman, Fleming, and the whole D4mo'
cratic ticket was hsald.
Hon. T. G. Weekp, of Baltimore, made
rousiDg speech in the afternoon, and was
followed by Hon. B. F. Wilson in a few
remarks, in which he eulog'zed John ..
Pendleton in the strongest terms and raj
lied his friends to support him and the
whole ticket. A grand torchlisht process,
sion st night was the principal feature OF
the day, in which fire works, illuminations
and lurd lights were in profession. The
demonstration was grand success. Good
order and the best of feeling prevailed
The Republicans are awe-stricken and
Democracy thoroughly aroused. Lewis
county will give an increased m jority and
elect tie entire county ticket.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
TIE NEW; FROM CABELL.
4 sweepIog viery for Democracy and
Rsf4m Promised.

A SweepluR ViDry ior DemocrScJ anu
Refm Promised.
Soseio! 7s,sorom tohs Sunday REGISTER.
HUNrINGroSW. Va, November s.
One of the largt political demonstrations
that ever occutd in the State took place
here this ewing, under Democratic
auspices. TIE was torch-light pro-
csssion of nely two miles in length,
which includ five uniformed clubs OF
about one inbred each, besides one
tbon sand 9th cit:zsns on foot and four
b,ndred bornen all bearing tor ches, and
making in alsbout two thousand persons
in line, A rye number of people had
come in frophe rem, country districts,
inclu ling th adj 1ining counties, and the
numbsr waswoll:n beyond all possible
computation
Sen,tor in W. Daniels, who was an
nornc9d TO peak, having bsen unavoida-
b,v detaine Hon. w. A. McCork!e, Of
charleston nd Hon. Lalian T. Moore, OF
Eentp,kv ,tert,ined the people at the
Ooera Hou. ard made excellent speeches.
The Dem its in this part of the State are
tboror aroused and the victory next
TTesdsy fthe Democratic ticket in these
conntiss j be sweeping and complete,
sn5 the bioritiss for the State AMI Ma
tionsl ii Us will bs largely increased.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
VOTE early, vote straight, and
see that your neighbor does the
same thing.
100000 MORE FOR QUAY.
The Southwestern Cattle Bsrons Chip In to
Defeat Cleveland.

The Southwestern Cattle Barons Chip In to
Defeat Cleveland.
ST. LOUIS, November 3.-The cattle ba-
rons of the Southwest took their first
wback ct Grover Cleveland to-day. They
declared war against him lopg ago, bu,
kept actively out Of the campaign until
now, and they propose using their ammu'
milton where it will do the most good-in
New York, New jersey and Connecticut.
The would.be monarchs Of the plains
declared that Cleveland destroyed their
business when he drove them year age
ont of the Indian Territory with their two
million dollars worth of illegally grazing
cattle, aud the cattlemen and their friends
swore to be even with him, and they have
loet very little time in getting down to
business
On the vandslia train which left ST..
Louis for che East this morning were two
packages of $1OO, 900 each. The money is
in trusted hsnds and will find its way to
New York York city, barring accidents,
early Friday morning. 1t will there be
tarned over to john s., Bishop, Of the firm
of Bishop & Chrystle, Of Kansas City.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
MOUNDsvILLE GOSSIP.

Special Concspoadtne: 10 a< Sunday Regtss.
MoUNDsvILLE, November &c. n
Miller, one Of the guards ct the peniter-
tisry, has opened boarding tore.
Miss Laura Lindsley attended the Re-
publican blowout at Cameron last night.
Miss Mary KooDtz hes returned from q
plea SAINT visit to friends at Parkersburg
The Thursday Club viii open che season
with one of their pleasant hops at Masonic
Hall, on the night of the 18th. Prof Kill
meyer has been eugsgei to fuInish the
music, and a grand time Is anticipated.
Hon L. 8. Ne esmau and J. B. MeLurs
address. d large audience ct the Court
House last night upon the political issues
of Che day as seen from Q Democratic
stsndp INIT. The speakers showed gn a.
deal fzeal in their remarks and were sp
plauded time and again by the apprecia
tive audienca Tbi. is the LAST meeting Il
be held here, and cl,ees the campaign q
far as Moundsvilie is concerned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
CLEVELAND MONEY.
Goes Begging Everywhere.-No Takers
Found.

Goes Begging Everywhere.-No Takers
Found.
New YORK, November 3.-Bettlng Is
getting very slow. Cleveland has the cali
all ayoand. Rsuh Brothers still have
about $4,000 of Chicago money with
which they are backing him, and can lind
no takers. So far SIC, 900 has been bet at
the rooms of Herb Green. All money
posted there on Harrison carrying the State
has been taken at once. One bet OF SoUO
to 81 900 that he carried both New forS
and Indiana was taken this morning
The ats postel st Green's to-day ara
81 900 that Cleveland will be elected ;
50 GOO he carries New York; $50 to $500 he
c1rries California; $500 t. S4OO on Mich
loan; 5000 on Connaticat; $l25 on New
Jersey; 500 to $500 be carries Indiana by
5 600; s., 900 aud $500 that Harrison
plursIity in this county will not be 500.
9lso $3.50 and 500 that it will not be 400.
There ia anoth-r bet posted Of $500 that
ClsvsIsnd's plurality in Kentucky will he
larger than Harrison's in Ohio. There are
a number of other bsts on State candi-
dates. all in favor of Dan o.rats.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
A RINGING ADDRESS.
The National Democratic Committee
Speaks to the Country.

The National Democratic Committee
Speaks to the Country.
New YORK, November 3.-The Nation
al D Democratic Committee issued an address
to the country yesterday. 1t confidently
prcc' aims the election of President Cleve-
land. and deuounces the methods pursued
by tbs Republican managers 10 starting
campaign roorbacks and fal ehocds. 1t
ssys: The President has properly rebuked
the officious interference of foreign min
isser in our internal affairs. You will see
t) it that those who procured or counte-
ranced the fraud, by which such inteIfer-
ence was solicited, are panishsd By your
indignant and overwhelming vote at the
ballot box. The method and character OF
the attempt made, by whomscever it was
coaceived, or executed, was unworthy ola
great political contest, and deserves and
has received the meritod condemnation OF
eyery hore,t citizen throughout the land
The methods pursued in tie contest
against us are plain indications OF what
the future history of the country would be
if the faction now conteud'ng in the name
of the Republican party should achieve
power. On the other hand, the history OF
the past administration of Grover Cleve-
land is the proof Of what his administra.
tion will be when he assumes the duties OF
the ensuing presidential term.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
REoUIsITION PAPERS.

Indianapolis People Propose to Bril-
Colonel Dudley to Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 3.-ln t
current talk here more is heard about t
Dudlsy letter than anything else Of reee
development. TIE New York intervie'
,w;th Dudley, which have not been authi
;tatiysly contrsdic.ed, have convin9
many people heretofore donotfal that
really wrote the letter, and some y
have been defending him are now sevsI
n,n6smniug him. Chairman Brice (
S.snhed from New York tonight
Budiey refuses to deny that he Wrotee
Dsmocrats are beginning to show
ceiling regarding the matter, and thsk
= now to file information and then ~
20 the Governor for rsquiSition psp! !on
Goyrnor Hill, Of New York, for DSs'
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THIS MAN OUGHT TO KNOW.
A Manufacturer OF Flfty-Two Years Ex-
perisnce Favors the Mills Bill.

A Manufacturer OF FIfty-Two Years Ex.
psrience Fsvors the Mills Bill.
New YORK, November Be. P. G.ea'
son, President of the E. P. Gleason Manu-
factnripg Company, of New York, treas'
urer of the Gleason Knitting and Manu-
featuring Company, of Sinecs Falls, and
President Of the Gleason and Bailey Man
ufsctuliug Company, of Seneca Falls, to-
dsy issued an open letter, in which ne
saws: 80 each of the employees of the
s.yeral manufacturing concerns in which
my capt. i is employed I desfre to say that
regard the prevalence Of tho measure OF
tariff reform now proposed by the Demo-
cratic rarty, and practically embedded in
the Mills bill, Of the utmost impoItance
to the furtherarcs cf your interests,
a, we'll as of mi:e. Therefore, ap
neal to yous reason, and ask you to
carr es.ly and carefully consider what will
bs the tff ct of your vote, frankly s'yiDg
at the ouses that l shall be well pleas ei
with each one whose judgment comedies
mine, and who will vote the National
Democratic ticket on the 9th o. November
n.xt. expect every man to exercise the
right of an American citizan and vo!e
without fear or favor according to the die
tstes of his own conscience, but not t..
vote in igDo;ance Of how your own inter
fsts will be eff ctsd. N)W coms aad let
us reason together.
"Ihave been an employing manufacturer
o;Dco 1SS6 and the extended and varied
experience Of those 50 years has taught
me that the lers theccs OF raw materials
the larger the wag's I could atrri to pay
for the creation of tie finished product. l
reiterate that while expact every man to
vote as his conscience dictates, without
fear or favor, I cannot fail to he well pleas
cd with these whose intelligence leads
them to vote as l intend to do for C,eye-
land and Thurman"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
VETERANS FOB CLEVELAND,
Men Who Fought and Bled for the Unio,
Reply to Foraker and Fairchild.

Men Who Fought and Bled for the Union
Reply to Foraker and Fairchiid.
NEW YORK, November 3.-The mass
mte'iog Of the Union Democratic War Vet.
erans at Nilsson Hall last evening not only
filled the large hIl completely, bu. the
crowd pushed aud surged forward to such
an extent that shortly after the speakers Of
tie evening assembled the platform the
doors Of entrance had to be closed. Many
people were unable 10 obtain admission.
The meeting opened at $50 o'clock, with
General John Newton in the chair.
Captain Th,uas Z. Bishop, in intioduc-
ing Ge2erAl Newton, said: This Is .
sight 70 maie the heart Of o Deno,ratic
veteran beat loud tattoo. Oar only re-
gret is that we did o! start this movement
twenty years ago-at reveiile and not at
taps. Then We coald have given better
support to our hero leaders, Lite Mac
and peerless Hancock. We furnished the
generals and sclditr'; the Republicans
stsid at home and stole the money.
Ever since the war has been over they
have been stealing orr hor ora and slender
ing us besidss, ard it IL full time that We
should take hand in the 6Rht. ard II We
dole. palsy Fsirchilds and fiery Forafsers
beware. The Democratic soldier never
leaves the field alive unle ,s yict,r perches
on bis banner.
General Franz Zigel, the fint regular
speaker, was received with great enthusi-
asm by the "boys." He said that when
the war broke ont oil bat thIes Of tie gen
,r.ls who came to the rsscue OF the Union
ware Dem, cra's.
Genersl gel w5s followed By Hon. II.
lG. Bell, chief ssstistician Of the Pension
lBureau, wto defended the administration
'of PrsAid, NJ Cleveland and his cJurse in
the pension mattNs. Mr.. Bell sad that
never before since the founding Of the
Government have 30 many pensions been
granted as daring tee tsrm Of President
Clevelan
Il Rsso!utions strongly indorei,g the DEM
ocra'ic candidates and the Pfe:ilents
course In pension legislation were adopted
uranimcusly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
A BLOODY CONFESSION.

Ellison Hatfield Tells the Story of His
Crimes.
Special telegram 10 the Sunday Register.
CHARLESTON, November 3.-Elison
HATFIELD, who was arrested in Logan coun'
ty and taken 20 Kentucky by detectives,
is reported to have made confession. He
conft secs to a share in the murder of old
Randall McCoy's family, and says that
James Vance, ST., Captain Johns, Bnb
aud 'Black" Elliott Hatfield, Charles
Gillespie, F.euch Eiliss Tom Mitchell,
Elias Chambers and himself were members
OF the party. Daring the fight he was shot
in the hand and side, and was dangerously
hurt. Old "Arcs" Ha' field started with
the gang but weakened.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

Three men, James Bell, Ben Russell and
George Lupper, were killed whls resisting
arrest at Vanyard, Texas.
Three psrs,ns have been burned to death
AM thousands of dollars worth of prop
erty destroyed by prairie fires In northern
Minnesota.
The will of the la'e John Guy Vsssar was
printed for probate at POughkespsis yes
day. All Of his immense fortune 10 left to
benevolent Institutions in and about
Poughkeepsie.
-Four men were serious injured in a
railroad collision on the Michigan Central,
near Toledo.
David J. House, msnsger of the House
Electric Company, or Cincinnati. has tesn
arrested, charged with defTauding' DIR.
J. E. R:rley ont Of S4, 500.
Tie f,m2us Bowman divorce case at
Chicago has been decided in Mrs. Bow
mans favor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04

Special Crropond<nee Of ne Sunday Re0sly.
BRILLIANT, OHIO, November 3.-Ths
Democrats here are quite topeful that tho
result 10 the Buckeye State" will b fsy-
orabIe 10 Clevelaud and Thurman. Turn
out, fellow citizsns, on Tuesday and help
realize tie hope.
Hon. J. II. 8. Triirer and Joseph B.
Dawson, Of Steubenyille, addressed our
citizens from Democratic standpoint, on
last Thursday evening, ut the old school
building. The mte:ing was largely at
tended, being well sprinkled with Repuh-
licsns.
Considerable interest has been manifest-
ei tere in The Baker trial, which has been
going on at welIiburg during the past sey-
eIrl weeks. Large bumbsn from hsfe
have been in attendance.
2Tte Catholic Fair, which will Be held
here in . few week., promises TO e<Epss
uything Of the kind sysr held hera It
10 the fret tins the Catholics have held
anythiog with which to raise funds 70 bst-
ter equip them TO carry on their form oi
belief, and judging from the WY they Ars
working il appears they are making up foE
lost time.
The Democratic drum corp feel quite
jub,lant over the ionors conferred upon
them at the Thurman Demonstration a
Wheeling.
Our tosn is oncs more epjeyirg 3 prosper
ity With the forge department. ut III
mill sill on eoabls turn, the giaes work
resumed on last Monday, and the pses
pscts look bright for Il once more, snd ~
that rsm,ins now y for Cleveland 10 b
elected and contsntment viii reign %
preme-among our Democrats.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
THURMAN'S CAMPAIGN
Closes With q Great Demonstration at
Nelsonville.

Closes With q Great Demonstration at
Jacksonville.
NELsONvILLE, o., November g.
Judge Thurman, accompanied by his son,
Allen W. Thurman, his grandson, Allen
G. Jr, Copgessmen j. h. Outhwaite, J.
P. Dewleye, of Cleveland; P. W. Baker,
of Cincinnati; J. B. Townsend, Chairman
Of the D.mocratic State Committee and
others arrived here from Columbus, at one
o'clock, over the Columbus, Hooking Val
ley and Toledo Railway, and were greeted
by a large crowd of people, who were as
semtled for the meeting from all tais re-
gicn. Tee trip was quiet ore. although
bsndannas ard Cheering demonstrations
were observed all along the way. Oae en-
thusiastic farmer Ea1 fastened big ban
danna on long pole and then from the
roof of his barn waved it as the train
passed by. General Passenger Agent Her
man J. Falkinbaca was in charge OF the
specisl, aud it is an interesting Circum'
stance, that his road carried the Judge on
his first strip of thu present campaign and
to- day carried him on the last. Arrange
ments have been made for Judge Thur
man to speak from stand on the public
square in the centre Of the city, and ht
was at orcs driven up town on arrivs
here.
Judge Thurman was loudly applauded
on co ming forward. He said he would
speak but brieHy,a He referred in {
humorous manner 10 the stories about bil
weakness, and proceeded to discussion
of the tariff question. he said: al
that shall speak of to day is that Of al
the absurd things that ever heard, th'
assertions cf our political opponents
that q nation can be made wealthy
by taxing it far beyond any necessity
| of its government, and that q man car
have his condition bettered BY tsXing hin
on everything be wears, from the crown o.
his hefd to the soles Of his feet, and or
every thing that his wife wears and every
thing bis cbildrea wear Ths idea thai
that is the way to better mans condi
tion. l must say it is the most absurd
thing ever heard from the mouth of NOR
tai man, Great applause. and
vet this is the argument oi
our political opponents and We
are told, thst the way for rs to get rich,
is ran our tapds iu our pockets, OF rather
let somebody else run his hands in than,
[Lapghtur, and take our earnings, no;
for the wants of the government, not tc
support the government, but simply tC
pile up a surplus in the vaults of the
national treasury to add tn the accunulat
ed wealth Of men 10 whom our money
will 60. Applause
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A BUSINESS MAN

vbo Thinks West virginia Overwhelming
ly Democratic.
PrrTsBURG, November &.-Everly South
q we'll known business man Of this city,
bss inst made tour of West Virginia and
writes frOm,wheeling that the State is sure
70 90 Democratic by as great or greater
usiority than ever before. He says the
pennbIicans are utterly disheartened by
4ha outlook in certain Localities and have
csssed their spasmodic effOgts altogether
AZ 20 the voc on the constitutional
anendment Mr.. South thinks it will b
loat
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04

In another place we reprint fom the
Atlantis, Co., AralaRehe. aIumbsr OF inter-
views with Leading men of that city,
showing the disastrous effects of one year
Of prohibition there. Tns same results
will probably collow the adoption OF Pro-
hibition in Wheeling. Ii is only falr 10
Atlanta to say, that all T, ports sgree, that
srCe the abolition of prohibition, she has
regaired her prosperity.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
O.Shea Replies to Harcourt.

LONDON, Novembsr 3.-O'Shea has wit
ten letter in reply to the one writtsn By
Sir william Vernon Harcourt, in which
the latter sta'ei that at the p-opsr time
be wauld tIke steps to contradict Capt.
O'Shea's statements made before the Par.
nell Commission. In his reply Capt
O'Shea states that he will not initiate Sir
William V.rJou HIrcourt in discussing
evi!eoee given under oath.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
AHAnd.ome New Engine,

Special Tsiegrum 10 ne Sunday Register.
RIPLEY, JACKSON Co., November s.
Mr.. W. T. Greer, President of the Repley
and Mill Creek Valley Railroad Company,
has purchased handsome passenger en-
CINE, No. %, to be used on its road, which
is q branch of the Ohio River Railroad.
The spgif cane down from the P. & L.
E. Railroad and will be sent down over
the Ohio River Railroad in charge Of Mr..
D P. Scott who formerly worked on the
Ohio River division.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
Kansas Farmers Ousted.

CaIcAGo, November 3.-A dispatch
fr;m Topeka, Kan, says Judge Brewer
has decided in the Allen county case, in
which alt rnate sections of land granted
by the government to tie Missouri, kar-
sas and Texas railway, were claimed By
the letters thereon that the lard IN ques-
ton legally balongs to the railroad com
psny. The settlers will, therefore, be
compelled to give mp pOs#ssop. The
and embraces large amount of the most
fertile farming lands in the c0untry.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS
all on Grover and Wish Him -Four Years

Call on Grover and Wish Him -Four Years
More.
WASHINGTON, November 3.-Abcut $50
visiting delegates to the annual meeting Of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers,
lately in session at Richmond, called on
the President 10 day. They were intro
duced by Delagats A. J. C. Scheaver in q
few remarks, concluding with the expres-
sion of the hope that President Cleveland
would be in the White Houss next No
yember. The President responded briefly,
expressing his qualification at meeting 8
body Of men about whom he had heard 30
much.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
The steam,r Fashion Sunk.

CINCINNATI, November 3.-A special
to the TSues.Sdr from MarysVille, KY,
ssys that the steamer Fashion, from Pits
burg to Cincinnati, while trying to land at
RPgfe's Landing, near Maoch' ster Island,
ran into the s5uth shore, struck an obstruc-
ton and sank. The passengers and crew
ESCAPED in eafsty, but the boat is regarded
as q total wreck. She was owned In Pitts
burg and was valued at $4,000.
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Union Labor Men iu Ksnswhs.

Specia! Telegram TO the Sunday Register.
CHARLESTON, November 3.-The Union
Labor party of thi, county had grand
day in this city today. About elk hun
dred of that party assembled here and
paraded the principal streets, after which
A J. Streeter, candidate for President on
the Union Labor ticket, addressed large
audience at the link, telling those present
why they should vote for the Union Labor
ticket
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stahhed His Mother to Death.

PGTTsBURG, November 3.-Jcseph Spin
ella, an italian aged % years, fatally
stabbed his mother in the breast about 2
o'clock this afternoon bscauSs she refused
to give him some money. The young man
has been arrested.