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WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. ls.--secre.
tary Windom's attention was called this
evening to a report that he decided to
withdraw $47OOO,OOO Of tho public funds
now on deposit with national banks.
The Secretary satd that II certainly was
not bis purpose 10 make any such whole.
sale withdrawal, but that the question
Of the withdrawal OF 4 portion OF the
fund in depository banks has been under
consideration for some time and he fully
recognized the necessity OF calling Ii
such portion as could be withdrawn from
the banks without serious inconvenience
TO trade and commercial interests as
early as possible,
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MoGREaOR, IA, Nov ls-The Elka
dor train on the Chicago, Milwaukee q
St, Paul road left the track Saturday
evening at Stolai, shaking up the pas
sengers aud badly injuring several
Mary Mehan, Of Dubuque, was serious
ly hurt about the spine and side. An
drew Better, Of the McGregor NetrS, Mrs
Thomas Williams and Deputy Sheriff
Elmer Benton, Of McGlegor, sustained
painful though not serious injuries
The passenger coach turned completely
over,
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MAY BREED TROUBLE.
The Imperial Government Wants To Con.
troll the Militia and Canada Wont Sub.

The Imperial Government Wants To Con.
troll tho Militia and Canada Wont Sub.
mlt.
OTTAWA, ONT, Nov. 1s.-General Sir
Frederick Middleton, commanding the
forces Of the Dominion, is now ON bis
way to British Columbia where he goes
TO Inspect and report upon the detenses
Of the Canadian Pacific contt. The
British government Is not satisfied with
what the Canadian government has
done In the direction Of increasing the
efficiency Of their military strength and
the coast deienCes OF that province, the
whole militia force on the Pacific not
totalIng 800 men. For some time past
correspondence has been passing be.
tween tue British and Canadian govern.
menls on this subject, without any def.
mite understanding apparently having
been arrived at. The British are anxious
TO send out a force for the military pro.
lection oil their naval station at Esaui.
malt drawn from their home pensioners
or reserve, who shall be paid and main.
tainsd by the Dominion government, but
controlled entirely by Imperial author.
tiles. To this proposal the Dominion
government have positively refused 10
submit, holding that any force they have
to maintain In Canada they must cOn.
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THE K. OF l. AND POLITICS.
Important Recommendation Of tho ExeOu,
tive board Endorsed bY thn flat,n,l,t.a

Important Recomniendatlon OF tho ExeOu.
tive hoard Endorsed by the Committee.
ATLANTA, GA, Nov. ls,-Ths Qupstion
Of the order taking part in political elec.
lions came up at the X. Of L. con.
ventlon to-day, aud The following roc.
OmuondatiOn Of tho General Executive
Board was endorsed; "That the Gen.
eral Executive Board be given rover TO
take the report Of the Committee on
Legislation, examine II in detail
and publish 10 the order from
time to time such information as viii
be ot benefit 10 them 10 voting for the
different candidates for Legislative hon,
orr, and also 10 recommend to The order
such action a. they may deem wiBp,''
Tomorrow the eight.hour question will
como up for consideration,
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ArrACnNHNT FOR ARMOUR

RunlOr tli9t tbS senate Committee viii
Trpal HIN tJsrolCallS
CHICAGO, Nov 1s.-It Is FppoFed to-
day that sergpSntAtArms Ganaday, o.
tho United States Senate, was 10 OhiCai
20 armed with an attachment for Phil
Armour, citing him 10 appear before
tue Senate Committee investigating The
dressed beef interests Of the country
MI Armour refused 10 appear before
tho COmmlllse vhen II Bpi lp Chicago
investigating tue alleged baei combine
In this city, Mr, Armour was lntpr
viewed at his office this afternoon. 4,
ha would say wasi ~ have not heard
and Enpy nothing about II, }"
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NO BREAK IN THg RROrIlgRHOOp.


Al johnson Says There is None-Anything
for n Scare and u Sensation.
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 1s.-"What do
you think Of tbs alleged break in the
forces Of the Brotherhood9" was asked
Of al johnson, the grand mogul Of the
base ball players Brotherhood, this al.
ternoon.
"What do / think Of itY There is
nothing in 1t. Anything for q scare and
sensation, you know. / eau tell you
one thing, the Cleveland people will see
home team next season with more
ginger In 1t than they have ever
seen before. Each player will
have an individual 'inlerest In
the success. Of the club, aud
they will make grand struggle ior that
$1,000 which will bu hung u . us the first
prize. 1had my men engaged, and their
acknowledgment Of the fact sworn to be.
fore a notary public long before tue sea.
son closed. II any OF them fail 10 keep
their agreement, lbaYe u numbered first
class players, who are anxious 10 colne
TO Cleveland, A player who violates
his agreement Gun teyer again ,hecqlpe
a member Of the Brotherhood. II our
association should fall, the League will
be glad TO get our players, for We will
have the best In the land"
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arc important problems, tlle io,mor de.
pending greatly on The latter. Every
one L familiar With the healthy proper.
we VI lfplti anu no one can afford 10 10
eiCE aud miserable while thu pleasant
California congratulated liquid ifuitfemB.
~ syrup 81 Figs, may bH had at nur On.
letpheing hfugglolg. ROtpalpln 20 cents
anu " 90tt!ea by Logan Drug Company,
Anton iI y Hessi X D, Burt and o, Menke'
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pAIrIMORE 4 OnIO STOCKHOLDERS,


Election Of DIreetors-Anthority 10 I'm
dorse the Bonds Of the MoIgallela HAIL
road Company.
BALTIMORE, Now 1s.-The apnna
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Balti
more & Ohio Railroad Company wa
held to-day. The following gentlemen
were elected directors: James Sloan, Jr
William y. Burns, Decatur Il. Miller
William H. BlaCktord, Aubrey Pearre
George De B, Keim, Westley A. Tucker
Maurice Gregg, ]. Wilcox Brown, VIM
I. Prick, George A. Vonlingen aud Geo
@. Jenkins.
The net earnings In 1889 were S0,4D9,
l57, an increase over 1883 OF $330, ,227
The Board OF Directors recommend the
stockholders to give authority to en-,
dorse, 100000 Of the first mortgage five
per cent bonds Of the Monongahela
River Railroad Company, the line re-
Gently constructed through the valuable
coal fields lying between the main line
at Fairmont and the Parkersburp
branch at Clarksburg.
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LoSDoS, Nov. is The Mark Lane Er
prts', In its weekly review oithu BtiLl.h
grain trade, says; English whpatA ae
firm. Tue sales Oi English wheat ior the
week were 77,Sl7 quarters At 3Oa, "a ppF
quarter against 49,62S quaftera at9ls, lid
per quarter Ior the corresponding week
lAet year. The prices oi -four ara main.
tained, though sales are slow. Foreign
wheau arc steady With q good request
iof Call lotpla aud American reds. lIats
leysa 10 fair demand. Corn IL stronger.
Oats have risen Cd. RapeSeed 10 I'd
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', y9q, ooqshlIn and Kun1o on the night

OF May 4,
Ex,Detectiye Myer WhAlen, who wa
Dan oouglin's partner when they wers
both on the police force, was the mex
witness. Hstestifed that he arrived al
the East Chicago avenue police station Al
about 1880 O'Clock on the night that DR.,
Cronin was murdered. Ooughlin was
there at that time. The witness was
asked by counsel TO tell the story OF the
evening, and proceeded as folloWs:
Next thing remember | went into
the station and looked to see II there
were any reports, did not 20 outside
the station until 10 o'olock-well, / did
not leave there until IL o'clock,
"fou say you saw Cuughlin when you
arrived at the stationH
Yves, sir, and | may say that l saw
him all that evening, lsaw him after l
went In and stayed in awhile, and then
/ went outside"
swell, how often did you see himP"
VI saw him up to l0o'Clock, when I
parted with him; between 0 and 10 I
don't think he was out Of my sight at all,
self"
The fact was brought out that the wit.
ness and 0'Sulivan are first cousins and
that his brother, Tom WhaIen, and his
wife, keep house for 0'Sullivan,
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FOUR CHILDREN ORBMATED,
Horrible Disaster In Canada "A Dog Burne
While Trying to Rescue the Victims,

Horrible Disaster In CRnada-A Dog Burned
While Trying to Rescue the Victims.
QUEBEC, Nov. lS.-News received from
81. Fleuthere, KamOuraska county, gives
the following details respecting the fire
that occurred there In which four chill.
dren were burned to death. Mrs. slros,
the mother OF the children, left the
house to call on a neighbor and in her
absence spark from the stove get fire
to a heap Of chips close by. Instantly
the hou,e was ablaze and no one could
approach 1t on account Of the intense
heat, The children were burned to
cinders. A fine Newfoundland dog sue.
combed to the flames while trying to
save the children.
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Tie 1llr IndepenAent OIL penl.

e,FiSplAy,onio, NoM.ls-.rue indie
pendent oil deal ia the Ohio field re
ported few days since has been com,
pleted. II embraces tho reorganization
Of the Gpyser Oil Company, With capi.
tai stock Of SSOO,OOO aud leases on 10000
acres Of valuable oil land. Tho princi.
pal movers In the deal are Ohio and
Pennsylvania oil men. A pipU line Ia
some convenient shipping point Is con-
templaled, and II 10 probable that re-
Gnefies will DO erected in the held,
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WARRINGTON, D. O., Nov. ls.-The In
ternational American Congress met al
II o'clock to-day, Secretary Blaine pre-
sided, aud there was good attendance
the RrnEl ian delegates being the onl,
notable absentegG The entire seaslut
WIS devoted 10 The business Of organiEa
tlon. The conference adjourned 70 nieD
At o'clock next Wednesday, when thI
organization 10 likely 10 DO perfected,
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West vlrrinIans In woshlngton

special Dtspdtoh to he inteillVeHoT.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 1s.-Capt
0. b. Smith, Of ParkerSburg, arrived thil
morning and took up permanent quar-
ters at the Ebbett House. He said tc
your correspondent: my case is 10 ex
cellent shape and | don't anticipate any
trouble in getting my seat, aud am
here for that purpose"
Hon. Arnold splerr, Of Grant county,
and v. II. Gilbert, Of Piedmont, are ID
the city, &C.,
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No News at the state Department

WASHINGTON, D, O., Nov. ls.-Noth'
ing has been received at the State De.
partment to-day concerning the reyolu'
tinn in Brasil. The failure 70 receive
additional information leads tho depart
ment officials to believe that the cables
have been seized. Otherwise the repre-.
sentatiyes OF the United States would
doubtless have kept our Government
advised OF the progress Of events,
Among navy officers no surprise was ex'
pressed ut tho news Of the revolution.
Commodore Ramsey, Chief Of the Bu-
reau Of Navigation, said that twenty
years ago, when he was In Brazil, there
was a general feeling that when Dom
Pedro's reign ended a republican form
OF government would be instituted.
Lieut.. Barry, who recently returned from
Brazil, says that the change which has
come TO pass was openly talked OF among
BrazilianB as probably to occur, and they
expected II Rt any time. To the people
Of Brazil, he said, 1t could not appear to
have been Rudden,
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Want a National IIankruptcy Law,

w4SarSp9oS, y. o. Nov, THE
President this qitsrpoop gave q special
reception 10 a number Of gentlemen
representing the various business inter-
ests oi the county, who requested that
he Incorporate In bis message 10 Con.
greBS recommendation for the enact.
lnent Of an equitable national bank.
fuptCy law.
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BERLIN, Nov 1s.--Gstmahy and Bel.
eium have agreed 70 divide The district
oi l.oresneL between them.
II iB reported that The Empptor IN.
tende 70 build 4 new palace In tLe Ave.
nue. Uhtur Den Linden, on the Aldo oi
the Royal Academy Of Arts,
Lieutenant Rust, In d letter dAled n
week later than Dr. Peters last report,
DOES not mention the inaSGaCtu oi DE
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Finance, Is able and honest, though
poor. Bocayuya, Minister OF Foreign
Affairs is a iournalist, an ardent Repub-
lican and popular leader,
ONE or EHE POTENT OAUsEs.
A AIlsalonary's Explanation Ofthe RsVOlu-
tIou In Brazil.

Iuu N hEhNAs
WAsuISoToE, D. O., Nov, ls,-ReY, DR.
Chamberlain, for twenty-seyen years Z
missionary in Brazil, Ia in the city giving
course Of talks at various Presbyterian
churches, to which denomination he
belongs, on the country Of South Amerl'
ca, now the scene Of revolutionary war,
Having lived in Brazil more than half oi
his lifetime, his comments on that
country are Of value,
"What do you consider the Ghiei
cause Of tue revolution in Brazil ?" he
was asked by reporter,
"a very potent cause Is the Princess,
She married a French Prince, who, Com-
ing 10 Brazil, lost no opportunity for
snubblng the people. He was . natural
snob, aud, in his eyes, q Brazilian evi'
dentiy amounted to very little, and the
fact that the army has gone over to the
reVolutionists seems TO me TO havG re-
suited from the Princes attitude. Two
years ago the Princess, during Dom
Pedro's absence from the. country, freed
all the savages OF Brazil, and took the
entire credit for that action, Asa mat
Ter OF fact, there was general sentiment
throughout the limits Of the country for
the abolition OF the slaves, aud they
felt that 1t was not exactly Just for one
person to assume the entire virtue OF an
act that was made possible by them,
mot only did the Princess assume
the credit OF tho act, but through her II
reverted to the Catholic Church. The
Pope, us soon as the slaves were liher.
Grated, sent his blessing 70 the Princess,
and bestowed upon her the golden rose,
an honor the church reserves for but
very few OF those whose actsit approves.
It was then that tho people reminded
the Princess that the golden rose brought
III luck with 1t, and told her TO bear in
MUD that Queen Isabella, Of Spain, aud
the Empress Josephine, OF France, had
each had the same honor bestowed on
them, and that as they, she would be
deposed.n
"Would the revolution have been pre-.
cipitated on the country had Dom Pedro
been personally In powerT"
VI think not, There was very gen.
Gral love for the Emperor, which over
powered every other consideration
among his subjects"
In the course OF a conversation to-day
u prominent citizen Of Bru2ll said that
he was convinced that the men who led
the revolution could not retain their
leadership. They are unknown to fame
and without followers In their own
country. There were two courses open
to the revolutlonisls. They might per.
celye their own weakness and call q
convention which would bring together
the really representative men OF tue
country, like seraiva aud Dantes, aud
this convention would naturally con.
slider the problem Of providing q salts.
factory form Of Government aud settle
the question, as 10 whether Brazil is yet
ready for a Republic or whether the im.
perial family had better be recalled.
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SpIcIN DlllIdlch % W IRLtIIlVtNctl.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 1S.-Wesl
Virginia postmaSterS were appointed TO-
day as follows; o. II. Parsons, vice E
NJ. Moss, resigned, at Alum Hill, Tucker
county, Isaac o. Osborne, vice j. l.
Hobbs, removed, ut Dawson, GreOnhriei
county J. Q. Garfield, vice J. Kalar, re,
Bigned, at Pleasant Run, Tucker county
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A MINERS CONVENTION


PFlCOH Tor Next Year,
OoLuMBus, o, Nov is s--John Nc.
Bride, President Of tho Progressive
Union Of Miners aud Mine LahorerS,
has called a convention oi miners ior
December 3, ai Indianapolis, to be com.
posed Of delegates from the competitive
districts Of Northern Illinois, Indiana,
Ohio, Western Pennsylvania aud West
virginia The object 10 10 arrange q
scale Of prices Tor next year,
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A DASTARDLY DEED.
A Freight Train Dsrailed by Unknown
SbOundrels- A had Wreck,

A Freight Train Derniled by Unknown
SCoundrels- A bad Wreck.
ST. TRo4As, 0ST, Nov 1s.-Au east.
bound freight train on the Michigan
Central railroad was ditched at Stevens.
vile yesterday, owing to the switch hay.
ing been dasignedly misplaced by un.
known scoundrels. The engine was
turned upside down, burying Engineer
Btafuon, his fireman and Brakeman
Murray In the wreck. They managed
to crawl out Of q small hole In the cab.
Beardon was badly cut on the head.
Murray Is internally injured and may
die. Thirteen cars composed tue train
seventeen were wrecked and live stock,
flour, glue, etc., piled heayenward.
Over 100 head Of sheep were killed and
the track was so badly torn up that It
took nine hours 70 clear the wreck.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 1s.-Just before
the Marine Conference rose for the noon
recess to-day, Admiral viel, Of Chill,
announced that hc had been requested
by Captains Gama and Maturity, the
delegates from Brazil, 70 say that in
view OF the present condition Of affairs
In their country they would not longer
alt In the conference,
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PirtSBvAdn, Nov. 1S,-A Telegram
from Rev. n. ]. Reilly, Of Altoona, IA.
private gecreLaty 10 Right Rev. lllShOF
trniRg, denies hs story that the lattel
had tenderea hIs feslguatlgn as BlAhuI
oj tile FlLtshnrgh diocese 6l The Roman
lnihnlln nhnrnh.
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Aub.s,i6ed "a lhs ijelenls League

pvHLiS, Nov iS.-ArchblshOp orotp
haV written letter to The Ol!lcOfe q the
TenanlS Defense League, Wishing them
God speed In thelr undertaking aud en-.
closing asubsCtlpIlcn Of ilIty pounds for
tile League,
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iIOsTos, Nov is,-An ofAclpl oi lhp
Union Pacific said to-day oi tie Alalp.
meht that the Union Pacific and DenVetI
TOHaa 4 F. Worth fnada had oonboll,
dated, that I 10 an antiClpalofy VI what
may come but nothing has 40 yet been
dphO.
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AN Empire OVERTHROWN
And a Republic Permanently
Established Within Twenty
Four Hours,
without tle SacrIllre Of d Single Life,
rbs Oalpt Submission OF the De-
posed EmpCrOr-The MagnanI'
nous Mlnuer In Which lie
Was TrcateI-AlI OblI.
gallons to be Kept.

, No, to Tho pau,
Rio DR JANE'Ho' "o'' l9' "o Nv" ~,
Goyrrnmtnt has ailL9nnced 1hat " WIN
S..,Iv uaiptaiE order, II Is preparing
A''"' ,.,o '' ioraiyn governments rela,
Ac'FcuAr ~ 'O'e'n ',.,,, ~ ,bo Ern,,o
tive to the oVtr'l'o" VI Wv Nlp'o'
which will be teIegraphed TO them
h,,n,h the Brazilian representatives
''1s ,I
aDIoiu. pr,i,, ia. s;,,n;ssd
Tbe Province OIL pS|,' n"T s's",H'u
ib adherence to the Republic News
from the other provinces SHOWS thaI
they are also in faver OF u Republican
lon OF government.
Dispatches received here this alter
noon from Rio de JaneriO reiterate the
s,,pment previously telegraphed, that
a,....l,,,,n,r nj IN. R.nnblic met
Tue P''''"'"""v" M 49,. ,',,a,,,
with no upp'aI'nh' nj, "e 'hieSt Ihsein
ge1ta tecslteG ~ '''u Se S"nei.J in ias
dIcAIrd tnAt mama "nu t"'"u!ipuIo ni,io
We're ~ II S'ilo oi ,,ol W"Iull,'! Ieop,o IT,
everywhere ate 90 iuvn NoST,ueu t1 !" wv
ne| 9fdrr OF mugs pV,,''cII '"TI r.e Uus,
lttSs Is AZ q upNlpletT s'a'iuss'"' Iu1le y,
is S4I 70 ot c9hSlue'do'o mystery ~
KlOOv J"Htflo III I's"i" " .ue nepalt,
ure eOl 1he Emperor @ "nu tlS 'nmliy' ~
Is asserted ~ SONS I"a..etS 1,ha .na' pIss W hSs
not yet IeiI 'he county the Drl.is,I ,i y
NAL steamer AkTutUt from MuutbNlutu
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nl1nlL ~ n .IAi,nI..iIln,rn-

otEyEtASp, o., Now ls,-A mau
named Jesse Walters disappeared from
Findlay, Ohio, Ave months ago, aud II
was thought that he bad gone 10 Johns.
town, Pa, Yesterday his dead body, OF
skeleton, was found hanging Ia The
woods near Flndlay. The coroner de-
cided that he had suiCided.
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A Wrnirlln,l nnllin.

DRSyER, Col., Nov. ls--The game Of
ball to-day bstweon the Bostons aud
st. Louis Browns. was a wretched ex.
hibition Of ball playing from first to
last. The score was: Boston, 10; ST.
I,nnia. q.
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THE COLIOM JURY

Unable to Agree and tho Judge Sends Them
back.
MISNEApoLis, MINI, Nov. 1s.-The
jury in the Collom forgery case came in
at lO;l5 to-day, after having been out
since Saturday night. The foreman an.
nounced that the jury was unable to
agree. Judge Hoke sent them back
apain,
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PntLAbELratA, Pa, Nov. is.-Lsvil
o, Cassidy, one Of the most prominent
members Of the philadelphia bar, died
suddenly at his residence here thil
mofnlpg. Nj. Cassidy was Attorney
General oi Tie State under Gov RaLtl'
abh'a Standardization,
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LONDON, Nov lS.--The strike Of The
London bakCis which WIS d1ed ior
to-day ig q small affair only 400 Of tho
innrheymen went out, the demands Of
the M YIhefs bavlug been granted by their
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LONDON, Nov, lS.-The coffee market
Is strong but buyers are cautious, futures
have advanced 2s, Cd since Friday. The
continental markets are higher and
frmer, partly owing to the covering ol
shorts,
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Atthe opening goithe afternoon session
Jeremiah Hyland took tho stand and
corrobofated the testimy Of hlS cousin.
The witness took a position beside KunEe
In order that The jury might Judge as to
the similarity between them. This Wit.
fieesl testimony, however, was clearer
and more definite than that Of hls cousin,
who preceded him, lie Identified tho
saloon by its location aud by lie interior
appearance, and gave lts street number
az 1888 Ashland avenue,
This ID The saloon owned by Nhh.
man, and the object Of tie testimony
Of the cousins, who, II appears, haya
jnst been discovered BY the defense, u
10 break the force Of Nehmah's tesll.
mony. Ills evidence was Of very dam.
aplnR character. he BwOte that on the
night Of the murder, between 10 and II
O'Clock, O'gulllyah, CUupblln and
KunSe came Into lie saloon that while
there they talked together mysLe'
fiouAly and In low TOMS, and that ihey
drank two glasses Of sherry and took
cigar each, The testimony Of the Hy
iAbda vas introduced by the defense ioi
The purpose Of dlsCtpdlllhg this ant
showing that II was 0'Sulllyan and lhl
two Hylands who were In the saloon Of
! The night Ol May ., instead Of 0'Bulll
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-19

LoypoS, Nov. lS.-lhe Staff ,riahlie
anu WOfCeslefshlre ball makers have
ssllck LOT an advance Oi 20 per cent Ia
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-19

wAsntSaroN, b. o., Nov, lS.-Today's
bond offerings werC az iullOwBl Regis.
tered g, 1000 d l21, and registered lis,
$4,000 % 1881.