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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-29
HELD IN $500.

Rather Interesting Bieamy Case up on
Preliminary Examination.
Yesterday Louis Graf went before Just
ice Davis and swore ont warrant for Mrs
Annie Aubur, charging her with bigamy
The hearing took place at seven o'clock
last evening, aud resulted in the defendant
being held in $500 bail for the coming
grand jury.
The story is rather an interesting one.
Mrs. Aubur, as she is named in the
warrant, although she is at present married
to and is living with Henry Wasssmeier,
seems to have had quite an experience in a
mstrimoDisl way, and there is some evil
derca that she is not of perfectly sound
mind. She married Mr.. Wassameier sew
eral years sgO, and was his wife when che
met Graf, in April last After a very
short acq uaintance, Graft proposed TO her,
was accepted, and the couple were married
By Rev. J. T. Mcclure, on or about June l
last. Some time sfter this Graf was ar
rested for stealing, was convicted of petit lar
ceny in the Circuit Court, and got thirty
Gay sentence After serving oct his time
be went in search of his wife, es he sup.
posed, only TO fnd that she WAS not his
wife at all, Wassane eier having a prior
claim.
Hence the warrant for bigamy.
When the case was called, last evening,
Col. Robert White appeared for the de-
fendsnt, while Capt B. B. DIveDer as-
sisted Prosecuiioe Attorney Howard.
Recorder George Hook was first sworn,
and stated marriage license had been ie-
sued for Grsff ard Mrs. Aubur on the 9th
OF May. lie could not identity the parties,
and was guided by the record of the
names.
The complainant, Greff, wac then sworn.
Col. White-Were you ever married be-
fore?
Witness-No, sir.
Haven't you wife in Piltsburg9"
"No."
Capt. DoveneT here inteTposed, and sug-
gested that Col. White stop until the Stale
had ssked few questions. Graft then
said he had married Annie Auber about
the lst of June. He did not know che
was already married lie had known her
about four weeks.
Col. White-How did you come TO
marry her so soOn?
Wi,ness-That's none Of your business,
not giving you a short answer. suppose
| csn marry when please, and as soon o.
please, rs long as | marry lawfully.
Col. Whi,e-Well, want to go into this
thing. l believe she is Of unsound mind,
and l want to sse how she got into this
trap.
The witness said there wss no trap, and
Col. White waived eny further tI4miDa-
tion, and bond was fix, at $500, the mini
mum sum under the law.
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WAR IS DECLARED.
The Brotherhood League is Formed and Will Begin
Operations SoOn-SPald:ng Takes Water
General Sports.

CHICAGO, October % "A local repre-
sentative of the Base Ball Brotherhood, in
IN interview printed to-day, says: "Ths
Brotherhood will not make any demands
of the League at the League meeting to BE-
held at the Fifth Avenue Hotel two weeks
hence, because one week from tomorrow
the Uuited Business Association, or the
BrOtherhoOd, will hold IFS meeting at the
same hotel, uncover its work, declare its
Infections and begin business on It's own
account. All but three League men are
nov on the Brotherhood contracts, and
only ore of these-AnsOn-is not in SYM
pathy with "the rebels."
NO COMPROMISE NOW.
There is not and never was since the
League refused 20 confer over grievances
during the last season a chance for COM
promise. We fignre that the talked OF
Leapue-Anerican Association combine will
fail, principally because tn Athletic Club
will not be wiped out. II might be easy
TO get rid of the p esent clubs in Balti-
mole, Cleveland, Washington, Indianapo-
lis and Louisville, but the Athletics price
will he too higu. TIE attorney for the
Brotherhood declares that he will gladly
meet the League people in the Courts;
hat the contract, while lettering the play
er, guarantees him but ten days work,
and that it will give the League no ad-
vantage in the Courts. 1t is true that one
of ihe best men in the Association is 10
lake Ans0n'a place on first base for the
Chicago teeu next season.
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SHOT HIM TO DEATH.
An U. 8 Deputy Marshall Fatally Wound
ed In R9leish County

an o.. Deputy Marshall Fatally Wound
ed In RsIeieh County,
Special 2ae0rGn 10 The ReotscT.
CHARLESTON, ". VA, October IS -
Deputy U s Marshall J1s. o. HsRer, who
was recently thot from ambush on BMksi q
Ridge, Wyoming county, is row carfyiIg
three more hulleie IL his body. which be
received Friday evening last while sitting
st the supper table o. neishbar
il Raleigh county. The neighbog had in
vied several persoDs 20 "corn snUcSiog, /"
amcng whom was d man hy the nsme If
Baal, who DID he tbootirg Every thing
wss pleasant until Hseer tst down ut the
iable. when Bal, without word Of warn-
ing. bsgan firing with 33 cslibre revolver.
Three shots took eff c.; tie first in the
left cheek, rspgiDg down into the throat;
tie second about two inches ab5ve the
hesrt, and the third in the left arm Just
bslow the shoulder Hager cane to Raj
eigh G II. on Saturday on h0rseback,
distance of about twenty five miles, and
ia now recviving the attention Of Dfs.
S.ovsll and Morris, who say he is fatally
wound. He wsa not sho. by reason be-
ing revenue officer.
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VIRGINIA Is SAFE.
Barbour 10 Confident of an Easy Vic.
fnra

Barbour 10 Confident of an Essy Vic.
tory
WASHINGTON, October 28.- Senator
John s. Barbour furnishes for publication
a statement empba,ically denying that hi
had complained of Chairman Brice, of th'
Democratic National Committee with
reference to the Virginia campaign, and
he sdde, concerning other published
Iumors: "It ls also untrue that | have ex
pressed apprehension as to tie result Of the
Virginia election. Ga the contrary,
have never known the Democratic party tC
he better organized and equipped for the
fight and am satisfied that with an hon.
est count of the votes the result will be q
victory for the Democrats"
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on a TKCHNICALITY.

Republicans Win an Advantage In the
Montana Contest.
MINNEAPOLIS, October 2S.-The Jour
mails Helena, Montana, special says: The
application Of the Democrats to the Supreme
Court for a writ of mandamus, compelling
the canvassipR board of Silver Bow county
TO receive and count the rtjectsd returns
in the Tunnel district has been denied or
technical defects in the application. The
points were made this morning by the
Republican attorneys. The Democratic
lawyers asked for leave 10 amend and
pending the decision the court adjourned.
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LOOKS LIKE TAsCOrT.

Tho Philadelphia Suspect Probably the
Lone Lost Murderer.
PHILADELPHIA, October % 8-Dr. An
drew, Chief OF the Board OF Prison Sur-
geons, examined the man who is believed
to be Taseott, to-day. The wound on the
right leg, the doctor declares, is a bullet
wound. The scars below it were caused
by bad treatment of the wound. All
through the eI animation ihe pIiaoner
conducted himse in gentlemobly man
ner. The doctor says the scars on the
mans body correspond exactly with the
description OF TascOtt.
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ANOTHER ADVANCE.

Window Glass Pr ces Go Up Five Per Gent
More.
PrrrsBURG. Oc ob r % AT q meetinG
Of lhe P,ttsburg Window Gisss Manufac
tlrers' Association to-day it was decided
to advance the price Of glass five per cent
This ia the second advance Of five per cent
this fall. The advance in the price o.
chemicals is given a. the rssson for the IN
crease. Trade is reported very good.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-29

Fisher & McNAbo's "Cold Day" COM
paDy is booked to appear at the Grand
O,eEa House on Monday and Tuesday,
November II and -, and extra matinee
Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. McNabb viii
appear IA "Taksm," the photographer. st
each of the evening performances, snd ~
"Willism Quarter" the MILDLY, st the
matinee. Tnis being tbs boma Of Mr.
McNahb Iecked hoases Should snd will
10 doubt great him.
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The Women gicyclists Won,

SAN Francisco October % The fifty
six hour bicycle tournament closed at mid
night. Following is the score: Heieu
Baldwin. of Pittsburg sS4; Kitty O'Brien'
of Dublin, 764; Jessie Oikes, 76i; W. F
Knapp. Of Denver, sl5; W. G.. Morgan, Of
England, SOD, laps; Edward Reading, oi
Omsha, 500 The ladies' were given
bar dicsp OF one huDdred mile. Helen
Baldwin Fss awarded first money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-29

THE MAYORS MEssAGE-May We be
psrdoned for T,qces'ing the Mayor 10 IN
corporate in bis ntxt message the fs6t that
many Of our prominent citiz ms have been
cured Of rheumatism, neural2is and kin
dred complaints by Salvation OIL, and to
recommend this valuable medicine.
It mus; be good, for everybody recon-
mends it. We mean DR.. BulPs Cough
Syrup. Price 25 cents.
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Was Aicyron Driven to VIM

BOsToN, October 2S.-It lie rumored that
The National TrottiDg Association, at it's
annual meetirg in December, will iDvesti-
gate the race between the stations Nelson
and Alcyron al Beacon PAX last Septem-
her. Ever since this race was irotted there
have been ugly rumors shoat, and very
many of those who saw the affair sre ol
the opieiou that AlcyIOn could have been
made 10 do better.
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KILLED HIS BROTHER.

The Terrible Result of a White Cap Al
venture in New York.
ALBANY, October 25 A dispatch from
Union. n. Y, Gays: White Caps
whipped 3 man named Csrriugton last
night, and returned TO the Carringtor
houss to capture young man named
O4car Barclay. Barclay resisted and shot
the leader dead, who proved TO be hi'
Younger brother. Barclay was Of good
hmily and bad become notorious through
his relations With the CaTriDgtou women.
The White Caps were his friends who
wished 10 teach him q lesson.
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Washington News.

is said that SegstoTs Mander5On and
Plumb have notified I-dian COmmissioIer er
Morgan that thy eili oppose his condTma-
ton.
Apabuc reception is tc be rendered
Miss Clara Barton, Of the Red Cross Soci-
etv, Saturday night.
Milton 81 Holland, a colored man, Of
Columbus Olio has been appointed to a
81 900 position IN The Treasury Depart
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STRONG AGAINST BURKE.

A Newspaper Strikes Another Lead In the
Cronin case.
CHICAGO, O:tober 2S.-A local paper
says the Stats hss struck new lead IN the
Cronin case aesiust Martin BOrke.
Through a young woman who vas en-
r,ovsd IS telegraph operator at Hancock,
Nich last May, the States Attorney nS'
ieaTnsd the identity of the sendeIs OF tsie-
Grams which Burke received from tn5'
Soint Ooe of these kilograms, 1t Is said,
was addressed to Burke at Joliet telling
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NIoro west Virginia Postmasters.

sIIcIl Is49Tl1l p tle Ef0tNT.
WAsHINGToN, D. c, October 2s.-West
Virginia POstmssters were appointed TO-
dsy as folloss: Mrs. Mary Walsh, BOsz,
Wood county, vice VIM. Johnson, Jf., rs-
sgoed; LAME l. Bfuffa, Pickswsu, Mon
roe county. vice E MeadeT, resigned
L'n-ey Sands; WEIGH Glade, Webster
county, vice O. K Taylor, resigned
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snaldlng Takes water.

CHICAGO, October 23.-A. L. Srsld'ng,
the League base ball msgnale, in sn inter
view ttis evening", denied that ne ever
threR saed to serve al irjloctiou on The
memb Of the Chiosgo club TO prevent
them iiom playing elsewhere. He says No
simply sta-ed that he consulted his s..or
ney and bad been assured that the men
could be eniOined.
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pan-Amerloans 81 st- Louls.

ST. LOUIS, October 25.-Tbe Pan
American party arrived here to-day after
an eighteen hour journey from Omaha.
The party was net by Mayor Nconan ard
q reception committee. A reception was
rendered them in the great e1chsnge,
which was brilliantly illuminated. Gov.
Francis and othera made addresses.
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NEW YORK, October 2s.-A Washington
special to the Times says: From a can
vass Of the House OF Representatives, it is
reported that Mr.. Reed, Of Maine, leadi
in the race for the Speakership with fifty.
nine votes, while Mckinley has fifty fcur
votes in sight, CaunoD, OF Illinois being
third with thirty votes, Burrows
fourth with thirteen and Henderson, Of
Iowa, fifth, with twelve.
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F.talAociasnt At s,eubsnrIlIe.

Special Telegram t0the Register
STEUBENvILLE, October % Shortly
bsfore noon to-day Joseph MCGOWAN, O
former well known mailer, was sssistirg IN
the removal Of "a battery Of boilers at the
Jefferson iron works, when the slide %
which he was working clipped of the
prop, and fell on bin, crushing his body
terribly and instantly killing BIN. He
was about ioFly years Ct age and leaves o
vile and two children.
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a HORRIBLE DEATH.
Henry Kelly, of Hun inetoD, Takes AooDite
after His Store wss Burned,

Henry Kelly, OF Hun ingtoD, Takes AooDite
after Hls Store Wss burned.
spefiol telegram 70 ne Register.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, October 2s.-
Henry Kelly, proprietor Of the shoe store
which vas buried ont yesterday morning,
entered the drug store of Ksefe and Wet
st night. He wen. behiad the prescrip-
tioa case, poured cut of q bottle what he
supposed 10 be whiskey and drank il
down. The bottle contained the deadly
tinc,ure of aco1ite, AID Kelly had drunk
about two ounces. Physicians were al
orce summoned, hut all their skill could
Lot rave him end he died at 3 O'Clock this
morning. He wss 30 years Old snd n
Young man well liked by all. His IN
timely death cast gloon over the whole
city. His body was'tsAen to Ceredc, his
lJIIner home, for inietment.
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More Danger From Flood at JOhnstown.
JoHxsrows, October 2s.-BeyOnd the
washing away of tie piers Of the Cambria
Iron Compsuy's rsilroad bridge, no dam
age has vet been dore by the hood. The
ouIy public bridge across the Conemauge
is in a very bad condition, and 1t Is feared
Il will 20 if the river continues to rise.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-29

The bess saigs IN the world for Cn;s,
Broises, SOfes, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Obspped Hands, OhilbIains,
OOrDs snd oil the Skin Eruptions, snd
positively cures Piles, or 90 pay requir,d.
It is guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 osnts per box.
For sale by LOgsn q 90.
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Light Repatriation Means Democratic
Gains
Special Telegram to the Register.

0TTN7'f'' T " ''17
STEUBENvILLE. o, October % Regis
tra,ion under tue new law ended Satur-
day. The total number registered was
2,sl0, or 292 less than the vote of 1888. II
IL estimated that on this registration the
Democrats will mske gain Of at least $50
over 1888, when the Republican ma
jolity wss 726 Lsst year HAirison's ma
jOri.y ia Jefferson c unity WAS Sl3, sod
This yssr Foraker will not hsvs more than
|. 500. and likely not nver 400
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Two Con,ract. Go to baltimore.

BALTIMORE, MD, October 2s.-Mr. W.
T. Malster, President of the Columbian
Iroa Works OF this city, the lowest bidder
for two Of the 600 ton cruisers, said last
ri,ht that Secretary Tr5ey assured him
that his company would secure the two
contracts.
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ST LOUIS, October 2s.-A special to
toe Post DispGteh from Abilene, KaDsss,
save: The Abilene Bank, owned by Mayor
@. II. Lebold snd Col J. n. Fisher, sus-
pended this morning, creating grsst tx
element 80 It has been considered the
Strongest financial institution in Central
h.ns..
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WAsHISGTON. October 23.-A letter
from Chairman Cooley, Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission, received here &C.
day. from his home a. Ann AIblr, Mich.
states that be is steadily recovering from
his late illness.
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MEXICO RETALIATES.
A Prohiblsory Duty on American Dressed
BEEF

WASHINGTON, October 2S.-News has
been received from she City of Mexico,
that the Mexican government has imposed
a tsri8 du,y Of five cents a pound on
American dressed beef, and a proportion
ate duty on live stock. The action is in
retaliation for the high American duties
on Mexican products. Il amounts to a
practical prohibition Ct American beef,
and destroys an enormous trade that has
grosn up in the last few years. Ministei
Ryan, American representative in Mexico,
urRes that TIE Uni'ed States and Mexico
eu or into closer commercial relations by
ueaGs If rsciprOcsl trade agreements.
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Another Cronln Memorial.

CHICAGO, October ga committee Of
the friends of the late Dr. Cronin held a
meeting here yesterday for the purpose
Of arranging the details of a memorial
meeting 20 be held on the anniversary Of
the execution Of Allen, Larkin and O'Bri-
en-, the Manchester Martyrs" on No
yember 23d next,
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Pen nsions for west virginian..

Special Telegram TO The Register.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., October % Pen
sions have been granted West Virginians
as follows: Original invalid, Keah Digs;
increase. Henry @. McCrobiu, William
Peek, E3waId Mason; reissue, Cornelius
Page, Levi S.arkey; restoration, VIVA. o
Msish.
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Eerced runs, NV York G. Brooklyn /;
two b4se hits, Ewing; three base hits,
Conuor, OR urke, O'Brien, Barns; home
rnus, T,ernsn, Foulz; stolen bases, Ward
5. Conrcr Richardson, O'Brieu 3, Terry (;
wild pitches, Terry /, Foniz l Time,
1I5. Unpires, G fIney and Lynch. E'
,Ors 4 each
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A Bad Train Wreck.

RAILWAY, n j., October 2S.-The fAs
freight on the Pennsylvania railroad
Jumped the track az Main street here to
night. Several persons Who were visiting
for the train 10 psss we're injured by hyins
debris, three Of them fatally.
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~ Enterp.I.lpg swIndIer.

CHICAGO, O,,ober 2s.-Cieyelsnd G.
Arnold, drug clerk, bas been arrested,
charged with swiudliYg. Arnold watched
tbe Columus Of matrimonial papers, an
severed advertisements, represented him-
self as a yourg girl, and generally secured
money from come man matrimonially IL
n.fr.H
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Ther Hnve Not Re.irned.

WAsHNGToN, D. C., October 2s.-A
eabsgrsm from Yokohama has bsen re-
ceivsd as the Japaness L CATION today
which indicates thst the reported resigus-
tou OF the entire japanese cabinet is 6
mistake.
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THE NEW TABERNACLE.

Ground Broken for II on Clinton Street
brooklyn.
BROOKLYN, October 2S.-TO-dsy took
place the breaking ground ceremony for
tbs new Broaklyn Tabernacle on Clinton
street, one cf the mort beautiful streets IN
America. Crowds gathered IN ard around
the yard where the ceremony was obsery-
cd, AID nsighboring pastors took part IL
the services. Toe Rev. r. D. Witt Tai
mege, D. d made the address.
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A Royal Lovo Match

BERLIN, October 2S.-Tbe North GER
man GGzette publishes poem in Creek,
coDgratulating Princess Sophie spd The
Duke OF Sparta. The YOssi'che Zeitung
dSells upon the feet that toe mafcn Is a
non political one, P,ircess Sophie having
folloyed the wishes Of her hesft.
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CHICAGo's Boom.

1872 Coneressmen Want to Give Her the
Worlds Fair.
CHICAGO. October 2S.-Hon q. B. Far
we'll, ex-senator Lyman Trumbull, ex
Senator Dooliltle and Others attended 9
meetirg TO day on congressional action in
the interest Of the Worlds Exposition.
Secretary F Crsgin made The following
report: We have l6Z Oongressmen for
Chicago ard we have the sscood choice of
about 40 more This does no. inclode
SenAlnIs or cnniesianta.
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Armbuster Is Dead.

speoiel Telegram to the Register.
GBAFroN, w. VA, October 23.-Jofn
Armbus.sr, the well known ci'izen OF
this place who attempted suicide by cut
tirg his threat some time ago, died Of bis
late tonight,
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CALLED TO HIS HOME.

Serious Sickness IN the Family of Hon.
James L. Campbell.
Special Telegram to the Register.
COLUMBUS, o., OolOber % The an.
nouncement that Hon. James E. Camp
bell wOald not fill his engagements at New
Philadelphia and MsssillOn caused a stir
in political circles, aud Republican papers
have been trying to make capital out of
ii by saying he had become broken down
in health. The fact is that be was called
to Hamilton by the serious illness of his
SOD, aud he will fill his engagement at
Canton 10 morrow.
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ONLY ONE SURVIVOR.
Four Men Perish on a Creek on tho yIr-
Rinia CoGs.

Rinia Coas,.
NORFOLK, VA, October 90 The pick
cd life saving crew from Stations Nos, 4,
and 6 succeeded tbii morning in reecu-
ing the only surviving member Cf The
crew Of the schooner George T. Simmons,
of Camden, n. j, wrecked last Wednes
day night near False Cape. o! the five
members Of the crew who IGshed them
selves 10 the rigging, four perished.
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the Grand.

A crowded house g'eeted Lester &
Williams' Specially Company at the Grand
LAST night. Tre Performance wss a good
one, snd crowded houses are assured for
The rect If The engsgtmfnt.
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SELMA, Ill, O;;obsr 2S.-The walls
Of one Of The buildings burned last night
i-l to-dsy, bnryiDg a number Of lablreIs.
Reuben Jones was fstslly Injured. Three
others WsTe seriously hurt.
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PuTsBURG, Pa, October 2S.-Zaeh-
asiah Teyl5r, convicted of murder in the
drst degrees aud sesterced TO he harged,
Was refused a new trial to-day by the
S.ate S1p-ems Court now in session here.
Taylor was convicted of the murder CT
DnOv5r McCAuslanI Ia Greene county, two
years ego.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-29

bosroS, October 2S.-Tbos. ]. Kelly,
Sho Saturday cut the throat Of Thomas
Neeie, alias Sdes, waived examination in
lne municipal court to-day, aud WAS held
10 s. 500 for the grand Jury.
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slapped A CONGREssMAN.
The Mayor of Kansas City Gets up on His
Muscle.

Tho Mny0r OF hnnsas Clty dets up on HIS
Muscle.
KANSAS CITY, October 2S-Msyor
Davenport slapped Congressman Tsrshey
fall in the face this afternoon, and
in return very nearly received
shot from the Congressman S
revolver. l. wss oil on account of the
entertainment of the Pan-Americau tour.
ists, who will arrive here next Wednesday
morning. The Mayor bitterly opposed
the appropriation Of 81, O0O Of city money
ior the entertainment snd hr. TaTs1ey
characterized his conrss as "a pot house
melhoi. - which dreg forth the bow.