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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-10
THE ASYLUM BOARD,
Tie Flour aud Meat Contracts Lst-Th
Contest for Position.

Tie Flour aud Meat Contracts Lst-Ths
Contest for Position.
Special DiGpateh to he Lptelligaer.
WESTON, W. Va. April 0.-The Board
of Directors Of the Hospital for the In.
sane awarded the flour and meat con.
tracts to A. G. GifIin & Co., Of Weston
flour S. 80 per barrel of two hundred
pounds; meat at 90 cents per bushel
The beef bids were all tabled until to.
morrow to give the contractors a chance
TO rectify their bids.
According to n resolution passed by
the Board this afternoon, the election o.
all officers will take place at this meet
ing. There Is the usual number OF ap'
plicants for each Office. Although there
will be some hard fought battles Ovel
each office but little material change in
some OF the minor offices is all that Is
expected. j. slldell Brown was elected
Secretary over his competitor, Mr.. ], NJ.
HAYNES,
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BARELBY LEAVES TO-DAY
For Kansas City to Sign at $4,000 or Gel
Ills Release.

Sam Barkley, the famous second base,
man, last season Of the Kansas City nine
leaves this morning for that city. He
told an ISTELLIuENcRR reporter las
evening that he would either sign witt
the Kansas City club at last years salary
or have his release,
His contract last year called for s., 300
and has the customary stipulation thai
he shall not be asked to play the mex
season at a less salary. 0fcourse the
action oithc management or the AssoCia
ton cannot annul this contract, ant
Barkley is in a position to enforce hil
contract or get his release. It Is under
stood that II ho is released he has finC
place assured in another nine.
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Another pIg FIro ln savannah.

SAVANNAH, GA. April O.-The savan.
nah cotton mill was burned this after.
noon. The FIRE started in the "mule
room" a little after 8 o'clock. II is sup.
posed that the fire started from a heated
spindle, and In an hour nothing but the
walls Of the building were left. Be,
tween 900 and 1000 employees were in
the building, but all Of them escaped
The total loss on the building, machinery
and stock is 100000; insurance $4,000
A row OF tenement houses on the oppo.
site side Of the street caught fire and
eight houses were burned.
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WIN Check our Grain Trade.

LONDON, April 9.-The Russian Gov.
eminent has declined TO extend the
scbastopol railway to Odessa and to
mako commercial port at the latter
place.
Elevators are being constructed at a
number Of ports on the Black Sea. The
impetus thus given TO the Russian grain
trade will act as check to the Ameri-
can trnhn
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Special DispdtcA 10 At IaltllgtAofr'
wEaroN, W. VA, April 0.--out Of The
9,O49 votes cast at the election held yes.
torday In Braxton county the official 70
turns show that 1890 were tor and ~
against the subscription Of 100000. TN
people Of BfaxtOn county arc. Wild VIII
enthuslAsm over the result. Hon. ], y
Camden Is hOre and assures them thA
Tie road will DO built al once,
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A slick Forgery.

Special Dispatch 10 ne iaieLliORor
PAREEmBuRo, W. VA April GA
slick forgery was pOrpetrated here yes
terday afternoon by young man who
said his name was ]. ]. PstkOr, liz
forged the name Of W. II, Neal, e., 10 /
check for twenty-five dollars so success
fully that Neals's grandson, ", II
Ne6le, H., cashsd the check and II pass
ed tbe Second National Bank gRd tht
Parkenburg Bank before tho forgery
was dOteCted. Parker said bis homI
was at Big Run, this county, but hO can
not be found,
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THR WEST VIRGINIA DELEGATION.


HPtVNA DtspNeA 70 w ARttHl9eleeT'
WASHINGTON, D, q, April 9,-The
West Virginia delegation did not dc
much to-day General Gotf remained in
his rooms at the Ebbitt all day receiving
callers, Of which there were a hundred
or two, and catching up with his cores
pondence and arranging applications for
office. A good manyof the West Vir-
ginia visitors remain in the city, but do
not appear TO be accomplishing anything
and seem to be waiting the develop.
ments OF the future, Mr., Atkinson and
Mr., Senseney were out In the depart
ments on their own hook looking after
minor matters, In which they are inter-
ested and laying the ground work for
later results.
S. p. Mccormick, Senator Worley, ex-
Senator Dawson and DR., Lanahan arrived
here this morning, it is said, to look after
the appointments OF Postmastersin Pres
ton county,
Frank Reed, OF Fairmont, Is here after
a position,
Mr., Atkinson dumped in another lot
OF fourth'class postmasters to-day, whose
will be made Tomorrow or
next day,
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ST. LOUIS, April 9.-Unlled States
Senator Vest who arrived here from
Washington last night says that 10 will
call d meeting Of the Senate Committee
appointed 10 investigate the Dressed
Heel Combine, Of which he lg Chairman,
about June let, that they will take lesLI,
mony during the summer and that they
intend to probe the whole matter 10 the
bottom,
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THE STATE DByRLOPMENT.
Ex-senator Camdon's Road from Fairmont
to OIArksburg-Its Importance.


to olArkSburg-ItS Importance.
BALTIMORE, April 0.-Ex.senator Cam.
den's new railroad and coal company
schemes, in which several millions OF
capital are invested, are pushed in tho
Ex-senator's usual vigorous manner.
The construction OF the Monongahela
River Railroad, which is to open UP the
greatest coke seam in the country, will
be under way In few weeks. The road
will follow the Monongahela river from
Fairmont to Clarksburg, thirty.tive miles,
and will connect with the Parkesburg
and Wheeling branches Of the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad. Mr.. Camden controls
several other roads, which will be feed.
ers 10 this one, forming q system that
will open up the coal fields as large as
the combined Pittsburgh and Connells.
vile region.
President Mayer, OF the Baltimore 4
Ohio Railroad Company, is Interested in
ex-senator Camden's projects. Mr..
Mayors consolidated coal companies
furnish traffic over tho Baltimore & Ohio
from tho mines TO tide.wator, and Mr..
Camden's company will be an important
feeder TO the Baltimore 4 Ohio for Gin
cinnanti, ST. Louis and other western
points. The now coal from the Camden
fields will not compete with the deposits
Of the George creek region, whore the
consolidated and other mines are located,
nor with the Elk garden, In which ex.
Senator Davis Is interested, because, un-
like them, 1t Is gas and coke producing
COAL. Tho company Is known Us the
Upper Monong6hela Coal and Coke
Company, and IL owns $4,000 acres ol
coal lands. The Baltimore & Ohio under
Mr.. Mayors management, will improve
lis coal carrying facilities,
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WHEELING DONE UP,
The Springfield Club wipes up the Ground
With Her,

The second game OF ball between
Wheeling and Springfield, Ill.,, at the
Island park yesterday afternoon, result
ed in the crushing defeat Of the Wheel,
ing men, the score being IS to 5. The
wonder is that the score OF the visiting
team was not larger, The weather was
threatening, and kept down the attend-
ance, which was not over $50.
The principal cause OF defeat, and the
feature which distinguished the game so
that II will be memorable for the rest OF
the season, was the work OF Dal,
ton, who was In the box for Wheel.
ing. He gave thirteen men their bases
on balls, hit another with a pitched ball,
and made two inexcusable fielding
errors, Manager Sullivan explains Dai.
toms work by saying his arm was sore,
and he was not In condition 10 90
In the box, When lie stepped into
the box he was faced by Dick
johnson at the bat, who lined
him out for home run. Then he gave.
three men In succession bases on balls,
then was touched up for a hit, and gave
another man a base, In the tiith, Dali
toms work was so poor that he forced
two men clear around the diamond by
giving bases on balls aud hitting Staple
ton with pitched ball. Those two Ia.
nings were samples Of his work. Bow
man, his catcher, played a fair game be-
hind che bat, In the ~ inning Brodie
was put In to pitch and Boyd to catch. |
One single was made of this pitcher,
and 1t was the only inning in which one
or more Of the Springfield men were not
given o base on balls.
Wheeling's five runs were made as
follows; In the first Ryan struck out,
Mannasau made single, Dunn followed
with double and Speidel with q single.
Mannasau got in and the other two
were left on bases. In the second Ho'
breCht led oGwith a single, stole second
and reached home on errors OF Wright
and Fuller. Dunn led of in the third |
with hit which Fuller iumblud, stole
second and got home on a hit made by |
Speidel, Green hit to Fuller, who
threw the ball high over Stapleton's
head, letting Speidel home and Green
to third the latter reached home on
double, hit out by Bowman, who was
unable to get beyond second. About
the only brilliant play was n difficult
catch Of high foul fly over by the Ia.
dies stand. The score was us follows;
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Carried Unanimously.
Special Di'paich 70 ne IRlelisalez,

DFIF''8 D'7p7IIlN % I7s IHItHI9fIletF'
RAyRSswooD, w, Va, April 0,-The
Republicans of Jackson county held a
convention at jackson Court House
yesterday, and nominated Prof. W, H.
Rardon for County Superintendent Of
Free Schools.
AT the election held here to-day for
the purpose OF giving the Board oil Ed
ucation Of Rayenswood independent dis
trict power To issue bonds to the amount
oi $1,000, TO pay the indebtedness on
the brick school house erected here last
summer, the project carried unanimous.
lyr there not being one dissenting vote.
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The inlsrnntlonnI MnlLlnr Ainirh.

rlrrsBuRun, April o. The score Of The
International Slx.dAy go.aS.yOu.pleaso
race in this city at midnight wasi IiVu.
Gilman 200, Cay 2O1, Connen 2O2, More.
man 200, Cartwright i92, Messier 100,
Golden ls0, Homan 1870, Adams ISL,
slObeft Ia, Nolan l76, Williams III,
Turner l37, YoCkum 1865, Tllly i4O,
Mackle 100 Taylor l40, Dillon l9S,
brown llb, Hegelman seems 70 have
plenty Of reserve power and looks vol,
Cartwright and Day arc evidently BAv.
Ing themselves Tor the final days 6i lhe
race. The attendance continues yOry
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SlnNoEIS, Pa April 9.-Two strang.
ems visited Daniel Kellor's place to-day,
and after a proposal to purchase his
hrm, engaged the old farmer in a game
Of cards. Keller became interested and
procured S4,7OO, which he put up as
stakes The money was seized by the
strangers and Keller was covered with a
revolver, while they moved of. Both
men escaped. One OF the men repre-
sntel himself Us the son OF ]. B. Packer,
Of Sanbury, an old friend OF Keller's.
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PREACHERS WHO SHOT.
Two Texas ClOrEymen XIII Their Men NJ
Short Range on Sunday.

Two Texas ClorEymen XIII Their Men Ht
Short RanEo on Sunday.
NAyAsorA, TEXAS, April 0.-Twu min
listers OF the gospel in this vicinity were
actively concerned in tragedies on Sun.
day. Rev. X. NJ. Lawson, q minister en-.
gagged in promulgating the gospel, shot
and killed a negro named Daniel Nc.
LOod, who had stolen several articles
from him. The second tragedy occurred
near Marlborough Station. The Rev.
Hall Miller was conducting Sunday
school and while praying an intoxicated
man named Purchard entered the school
and disturbed the meeting. There was
an alteration between the preacher and
the dlsturber, and the Rev. Mr.. Miller
went home. He returned with d shot
gun and fired its contents into purch.
ards side, killing him Instantly. The
dead man was possessed Of great bodily
strength and was brutal.
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H. PASo, TRKo April O,--A. Krakauor
Republican candidate for Mayor wal
elected here to-day by 81 majority
The Republicans also carried more thar
half Of the Council, Fully 800 Mex
leans from tho south side Of Of the Rio
Qrande were ralurallEed, aud voted, ant
this turned the tide. A heavy percent
age Of tho votes were cast irrespective o
party lines,
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The Ohlnllninn sllnnllnn.

WINFIELD, KANo April 0.-oaptain
Couch, the Oklahoma leader, was In the
city to-day, Just from Oklahoma. He
says the soldiers have secuted the Okla.
homA country and about everybody
without authority 10 remain has been
driven out, Nobodyls allowed 10 aliRht
from train longer than tue train stops
alta station. The Bank OF Guthrie, I, r.,
with q capital stock Of $4,000, was or.
ganlSed here to-day. II will open for
business Al Guthrie on April 20 and OK.
peCtst 10 DO the ilnt bank In Oklahoma
TaFylinFy
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Gerard and a son Of Polk Hurst, aged
about 10 years, went to the coal bank
OF Mr., Hurst at the forks OF Kaly Lick
70 get coal, and while In thebank II sud,
denly cayed In on them, killing the little
girl outright, She was badly crushed by
the falling rock and debris, The boy
was badly hurt, but will recover.
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QUO POSTAlASTGRS.

General GrosVsnsF Gets In His Work for
Monroe COunty-Fourth,ClasS Appoint.
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WASHINGTON, April 0.-Adam @, Tan
ner, OF Canton, Ohio, has been appointed
Chief Of the Appointment Division Of
the Interior Department. Hc will en-
ter upon his duties about May l.
Charles Maull, OF Delaware, and Jer.
ONE B. Satterlee, OF Iowa, have been ap.
pointed special agents OF the General
Land nfIice.
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Tho prs.ldent's Eneagemsn

WASHINGTON, D. c., April O.-secre'
tary Haltord said this evening that the
President had made no arrangements tc
leave Washington before the Goth o.
this month, when he goes 10 New York
10 attend the Centennial celebration.
Tho President has declined a number
oiinyitations TO visit various cities, In
Guiding the invitation OF the Manuiac'
tureB' Club, OF Philadelphia, To attend o
reception 10 be given to Postmaster Cen
eral Wanam0ker tomorrow evening.
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THE MORMON POPULATION.
Cannon Says the EmmIgration OF the saln
from ZIbn Must he stonnoJ,

Cannon Says the EmmlgrRtlon OF the Saints
from Zion Must be stopped.
SALT LAKE, UTAH, April 0.-At the
closing session Of the Mormon Confer.
Cncc last evening, George Q. Cannon
read the statistics Of the church, which
arei Twelve Apostles, 10 patriarchS,
3,7l9 high priests, 1896 elders, 2,O6O
priests, 1902 teachers, ll,OlO deacons,
Sl,S9O families, 2l5,0l5 officers and mem.
bes, and 4O,303 children under eight
years Of age-a total Mormon population
Of 1891. The number OF marriages
for six months ending April 0, 1880, was
$50; births, 1854; new members, 4SS
Accommodation, ll9. Cannon said
that many young men were leaving the
territory 10 take up land elsewhere, The
Saints, he said, had been called together
10 build up Zion, and this scattering
must be stopped,
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MURDEROUS BURGLARS,
An Ohio Farmers House Entered and His
Family BFutally Treated,


Family Brutally Trented.
EAsTLIvERrooL, o., April 0.-The resi-.
dence Of Robert McBane, an aged farmer
living few miles from here, was visited
early yesterday morning by two masked
men, who forced an entrance through
the cellar window and found their way
up stairs, where the family were sleep
ing. They attempted TO chlorotorm the
inmates, but were not successful. When
they discovered the family was aroused
by their appearance, they knocked three
children almost senseless and locked
them in a small room and asked Mr..
McBane 10 give up all his money, say.
ing they knew he received several thou.
sand dollars Saturday for some territory
he disposed Of. On being told he had
not closed the bargain aud did not re.
Ceive any money, they struck him with
fire shovel, cutting an ugly cash in his
head and knocking him senseless. His
wife pleaded for mercy. They removed
her TO a small closet and locked her in
After searching the house from tue cellar
to the garret, and finding nothing but a
small amount Of silver, they escaped
leaving no clew. A neighbor who hap
pened TO call few hours later, forced
his way into the house and found the
mother and children almost suTocated
In their close quarters and Mr.. McBans
almost dead from loss OF blood. Nc
Clew 10 the identity Of the masked ruff.
fans has been discovered.
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Will be RnI,ed 10 ,i,e perrav..

LONDON, April O.-The st. James
Gazette announces that the Right Hon.
William Henry Smith, First Lord Of tho
Treasury, Is about To be raised To the
peerage, and that he will accordingly
resign the Government leadership in tho
House Of Commons and take his seat in
the House OF Lords.
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MONTREAL, April O,-The Ministerial
Association having resolved to petition
the Government to close the canals all
day Sunday, the Corn Exchange Asso-
citation to-day resolved that that any ex-
tension OF time during which the canals
arc closed on Sunday would seriously
interfere with the interests Of inland
navigation and with the ocean shipping
trade Of this port.
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LOUISVILLE, KY April O.-rhe Louis.
vile Bridge and Iron Company's ma.
chine shops were completely destroyed
by fire at midnight last night, causing q
loss Of $4,000. The shops we're In one.
story corrugated iron building about 400
feet In lenOth.
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KrulI1h Asn.ltted,

N@ YoRr, lO.GwllllanI KrutiSh,
the il.year old lud who has been on
trial for a week past, accused Of the my1'
terious butchery Of Quenlhet WeChruhg,
the drug clerk In Doepinef'n pharmacy,
on Third avenue, on March 7th last, wal
acquitted by q jury In the general Bes.
slong court Lo.nlRhL.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., April 1.-THE
President made the following appoint
ments this afternoon.
Frank PlumlS OF Vermont, to be
United States Attorney for the District
OF Vermont; George a, Knight, Of Texas,
TO be United States Marshal for the
Northern District Of Texas; Leo E.
Bennett, Of Indian Territory, to be agent
OF the Indians IN the territory, and
James Mcdowell, Of Dakota, to be Reg
lister OF the Land ollicoat Huron, Dakota,
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WASHINGTON, D. O., April o.-To'
days bond offerings aggregate slo7l6O,
as follows, Registered IS, $SO,O5o, at
1870; coupon Is, 5000 at 1905 registered
AIS, &l57,200 at l0S. II was stated yes
tefday that all bonds offered were 40.
cepted. II should have been "all except
the $50, 900 4s qt 1.20 1.l6."
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PARIS, April 9.-Phe indictment
against Boulanger, besides charging him
with conspiracy to destroy the Republic,
Is specially directed againEt Count Dll.
lon, NJ. Laqueue, member OF the Cham
ber Of Deputies; NM. ROcheiort and
Mubaraile and two journalists Of Paris.
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A seer,l pi ihl pnn ts,llonAl.

witKRn4RRE, Pa April "a few
months ago burglars clilOroiotmod the
family d John Reilly and stole nearly
$1,000. To-day Father o. Heafn, a priest,
handed ltr, lellly $500, which hi said
had been given him by q prominent
man who had made confession 10 him
and had told the story ot The robbery
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Phllo ILamlnrtnnl. rnn,rnl.

UrtoA, N.Y. April O,-,rhO funeral Of
rhllo Remington, the lllon gun manu-,
iaCtursr and inventor Of the Remington
ride, was held at llloh this afternoon
All the works were shut down and
the places Of business closed during The
lAN
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An Editor Nominated.

Special DtIpdich 10 hs MlcgtOMez,
PAREERsRuRa, W,,yAn April O,-S, S,
Stewart, editor Of the Richie RswiRt,
was nominated yesterday by the Repub-
licans Of that county for County Super.
intendent OF Schools,
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Contnmnlntrs Rs.IrnInr.

LONDON, April 0.-Tho ST. James
Gazette states that the Marquis of Lon.
donderry has intimated his desire to re.
sign the viCeroyship of Ireland. His
derire 10 retire from Office Is because Of
the pressure Of his private affairs and the
III health OF his wife,
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SOMETHING OF AN R0G.gATER,
william Glass Rats Five Dozen Inside OF
Three Minutes on n Wager

AhpV AAhNNes vs. = ""bS'
vRRNDoEs, MIMI, April 9.--William
dlaSs, Of this city, yesterday undertook
the task Of eating Eve dozen eggs In
three minutes, on q wager oi $40. The
eggs were boiled one and one.hal
minutes, Glass broke the eggs and had
them All down inside Of three minutes
lie ato tho flfst thifty.two In three.
quarters Of minute and the olhel
twenty.elght In a little less than tive
tnihulha
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A Newspaper Change,

ALBANY, N. Y, April 9,-The Es.ninc
Journal announces that Mr.. George NJ,
HouLhwiCk, managing editor Of the Morn.
mo Erpreti, has been placed In charge o.
the editorial columns Of the Journal,
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FATHlU TUlb-WhGPIIlR, J; snfIngiIcIU, b,
lIOwman 9, stapletOn, Johnson, BASES on balls
-Olr Dalton, H. lit by Dall-by Dalton, j..
Struck out-by Dalton, q by Neal, 1. Passed
ballS-lS0wmall, /; johnson, /. Wild pitch
Neal !. Time OF Rame-2;Oj. UmplrU-shep.
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FoRrREps MQSRoE, Va. April a.
Farmers report heavy losB oi stock from
drowning during the late gale, Between
here and York hvor fishermen Lost nets
valued at $4,000,
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gpscidl DipdleA 10 ls IAltillseAof,
CtGRESRpRg, W. Va, April GA
shocking accident occurred on Kaly
Lick yesterday, in this county. The 10
yOar.old daughter Of Mr. John q, A
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l1r. Itenle,l, t,eIgty, I,,sg anA I,on

This new and nnOquAlOd nerve tonic,
inr nervou1npBg, 1leoplehsness, neuralgia,
rheumatism and broken.doWii ConHlilu.
tlonL Sold by druggists, II
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LONDON, April 0.-Four Russian oil.
ces have made q wager that they can
ride on horseback from 81. Petersburg 10
Paris in 45 days. They will start in
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LONDON, April 0.-Carney, tho prize
fighter, writes that he will not meet Nc.
Aullaec here except with bare knuck.
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LONDON, April O.--Lord Francis Cecil,
the second son OF tho Marquis OF Exeter,
has been declared q bankrupt, His
llRblllties amount 10 G2i,O0O.