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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-10
Is 1T ALL A FAKE ?
A REPORT THAT WARD HAS SERVED NO
TICR ON DAY
That the Giants Will Go il Alone Next Ysar-A
New Development Of the Brotherhood
Schsms-Day Denies the
Story.

NEW YORK, October 9.-The Herall
announces that Ward notified Presiden
Day that the New York Club had decided
to start out for themselves next season
and would not sign with the old club
TJey have been offered plenty of financial
backing and have secured grounds ne
the polo grounds. They would not make
an offer for the New York Club franchise
Mr. Day, it is said, thinks seriously Of
abandoning the present organization and
goirg in with the boys.
PLACING THE STOCK.
A telegram from Philadelphia Gays:
Members of the League Brotherhood are
working diligently snd secretly here. The
Brotherhood scheme provides that each
club ia to be governed by eight directors
four players ard four stockholders. The
Brotherhood has appointed committee of
four players for each base ball city, who
have the right to dispose OF the stock of
their respective clubs 10 the amount Of
$50, 900 in 800 shares. Tie committee
are:
Philsdelphia-Fred Dunlap, Hsrdie
Richardson, james Fogsrty, George Wood.
New York-John Montgomery, Ward,
Timothy Keefs, Roger Conner, Buck Ew-
ing.
Bcston-Dan BroutheIs, William Nash,
Jorn Morrill,, Dickey Johnston.
WashingtOn-Arthur Irwin, John Irwin,
Sam Wise.
Pittsburg-Edwaid HsDlOn, James
White, John Rowe, Fred Carroll.
Chicsgo-Fred Pfeffer has sole charge,
with power to pics his associates.
Indianapolis Glasscock, jeremiah
Denny, Edwsrd Andrews, Henry Boyle.
Cleveland-Jay Fas'z, John Stricken,
Paul Ridford, Charles Snyder.
The holders of the Pittsburg franchise
are given the right to transfer to Buffalo,
and the owners Of the Washington club
are given an option of Brooklyn.
From the above it will be seen that Fred
Dunlap is booked TO 20 to PhilsGelphis,
while the Pittsburg club may be moved to
Buffalo. However, there is very little idea
of abandoning Pittsburg. The general
impression is that the Brotherhood people
will purchase the interest of not only the
Pittsburg club, but possibly one or two
Others of the present League franchises, so
that the minor cities financially would
have no opposition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-10
SNUBBED THE GRANGE.
Another Ore Of sir. aarrisoR's Mar
Mistakes.

Another One of Eir. aarrIson's Many
Mistakes.
WASHINGTON, October 9.-JOhn Trim
DIE, the Secretary of the National Grange,
whose office is in this city, said to-day: "we
do not hesitate to say that the administra-
tiOn has ignored the rights Of The farmer,
and has done the farming community
gloss injustice in placing a politician who
never was 3 farmer at the head Of the De-
p3riment Of Agriculture. The depart
ment was made Cabinet Office principally
through the efforts of the Grange, and
when she new administration came in We
ielt We had a right 70 suggest tbs name OF
the proper person TO ill II. Colonel J. II.
Brigham, our master; Ex-Governor RObey,
OF Maine, Hen. J. J. WoOiwan, OF
Michigan, were suggested by the
order and their appointment urged,
that Of Colonel Brighsn's espe-
cially. he was a gallant soldier, a
practical farmer and Republican, whose
loyalty to the party has never been gues-
toned. The others possessed meritOriOus
Qualifications, which made their candidacy
equally prominent, and We. very much
doubt If Harrison ever considered the sp-
plicstion made on their behalf. He delib-
era,ely ignored the entire order snubbed
it iu fact.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-10
SENTENCE FOR LIFE.
VIII Probably he the Punishment for IA
Priest Boyle.

VIII Probably bo the Punishment for IA
Priest Boyle.
RALEIGH, n. O, October 9.-Rsv'
John ]. Boyle, who is under sentenced TO
be hanged November 90 for assaultirg &C.
ueva Whitaker, the 15-year-old orgsnis'
of the church of the Sacred Heart, is in
excellent spirits. He has few visitors IN
the Jail, and will not see reporters, but he
hss declared he will never be hanged.
The sensation created by the sentence il
very far from having expended itself Deer
as was the sentiment against him when hi
stood before the bar, there has come feel
irg of pity for him now that he stands be
lore the gallows. There are few, if any
extenuatiDg circumstances, but 1t II
thought that there are enough TO justify
Communication Of the sentence to imprison
ment for life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-10
AMERICAN MILLS
Attract the Attention of the Foreign Wis
Itnrs. Yesterday.

Attract the Attention of the Foreign Wis
itOrs, Yesterday.
WORCESTER, MASS, October 9.-Thc
train bearing the PAn-American party IRON
Portland reached the Union station here
at five o'clock this morning, two hours
ahead OF schedule time. The party were
allowed to sleep, and nobody turned out
before o'clock. At toe reception com
mittee of the city council arrived. By that
time the visitors had breakissted, and after
introductiOns they we're token in carriages
through some of the principal streets and
passed some of the larger manufactures
They did not alight at any poiDt. They re-
turned to the station al 10 O'Clock, and Is
minutes later left for W,llismsntic.
A. Willismautic, the visitors we're taken
through the spool cotton works and then
proceeded to South Manchester. Here
they examined the silk mills, and then
started for Hartford, Conn, where they
examined the Colt srmory works, Whit
uey's gun shops and other large concerns
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HAS LEFT THE PRIEST.
Mrs. Mike Macdonald Comes Bsck-she
Denies the Elopement.

Mrs. Mike Macdonald Comes Bsck-she
Denies the Eiopsment.
CHICAGO, October 9-Mrs. Michael Nc
Donald is returning home from France
without her paramour, Father" Moy-
SAINT, who deserted her shortly after their
arrival in Europe. Her husband, the mil
lionare real estate deslss and ex king OF
gamblers, has received letter from his
wife, dated at Paris, informing him OF her
inte niion to return. 1t was also reported
today that friend Of Mrs. Mcdonald
has received telegram from New York
informing him that she had arrived on the
steamer City of Chicago. The letter to
the husband makes very lame explana-
tion as to her sudden disappearance stimuli
tsneously with the rsscaliy priest, claims
that she went away simply TO Wait the
Paris Exposition, processes great asionish-
ment and indignation at the 'fuss" cre'
ated over her leaving home, md explains
that the notion to make the trip entered
her mind "all OF a sudden"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-10
YILLARD'S GREAT SCHEME.
A Railroad system that will Cover the
Continent.

Railroad System that will Cover the
Continent.
MlLlwAUHEE October "A private
letter from President Colby, Of the Wis
consin Central road, 10 q stOokhOlder ol
the Northern Pacific system, reveals a
gigantic railway consolidation that will
ccnntc, the two oceans and revoluti0niza
international railway trs6c The cOnsoli-
dauon of the Wisconsin Central
and The Northern Pacific was
the frs, step This has teen
done. aud uoE contracts have been signed
whereby the B. Is o. read Is 10 enter into
an agreement with the consolidated Wis
consiu Genital snd Northern Pacific
hues, connecting the two oceans.
The A,chi-On is slso 10 the deal,
reaching Mexico snd Southern Cali
ionia Chicago Will be made the center
ior operating the two great lines TIE
Northern Pacific will be extended from
Puget's Sound end buils into Alaska,
makins a continuous line iIom New York
CITY 20 S.tka.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-10
uenxr GIndstonInn Galn..

LONDON, October 9-The election in
the parliamentary district Of Elsin and
Csirn to Gil the vacancy in the House OF
Commons. caused by the desth Of Mr..
Charles II. Anderson, Home Ruler, result
ed in the return of Mr.. ]. Seymour heay,
Gladstor ian, who receiv 2.57l votes.
Mr.. @. K Logan, The UnioDist candidate,
received 2,O39 voles. At tre OBVIOUS
election Mr. Anderson received 99l votes
sasiust /, ,s72 for Sir G. NJ. Grsnt, Liberal
Uniouist,
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No MORE EAp1Ne RAILS.
steel Ties for Railroad Tracks are said
bs Safer and cheaper Than wood.

steel Ties for Railroad Tracks are said to
o.. Safer and cheaper Than wood.
PlrTsBUBG, October 9. - Carnegie,
Pnipp5 * Co. have begun the manufacture
Of steel railroad ties and an immense by
dgulc press turns steel plates into lies al
the rate of one minute. The ties now
being manufactured are for the Chicago
and Western Indiana railroad, and i, i'
expected will lead to a great demand. Il
ia believed that the question Cf apeIfeo'
trek, capable Of the highest speed, with
absolute safety, has been solved By this In
veaCon. Steel ties have been in use II
Earope and India for some years, but the
designs in use there, besides being more
costly, are also unsuitable fer American
roads, owing to the in'ufhcieucy Of theii
fasfenipgs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-10
SHE LOVED but LOST.
MRS. HAMILTON TELLS THE Story OF
HER WOES.
She Says That the Hanrs Continually Blackmsilsd
Her-Bsatrics Was Her Own Child-Mlks
RcDOusld's Ening Wife
Returns

NEW YORK, October 9-Mrs. Eva
Hamilton has been talking to reporters
sgain, and ell entirely new story is the
result. She gives her side Of this extra
ordinary scandal and tells how che met
Robert Rsy Hamilton, was married 10
him. and how, TO prevent Josh" Mann
from telling her husband Of her past life,
she submitted 10 their blsckmailipg
schemes. She says che wss an actress
once and was with the Florerces for q
time. She says she did not want 10 marry
Hamilton. but was forced to do so by Josh
Mann and his mother, aud that that
worthy couple pro6ted more by the mar
risge than she did.
SHE STILL LOVES RAY.
She insists that che still loves Hamilton
and believes they would have lived hap.
PLY together had it not been for Josh
Mann and his mother. She protests that
she is not as bad es the newspapers would
make her ont and most of the stories about
her are pure fiction. Mrs Hamilton still
says that Beatrice il her child and e1 plains
The purchase of babies by Mrg Swinton by
'aying that they were for another woman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-10
Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizers that fol
vssrs we have been selling DR.. Kings Ne"
discovery for Consumption, Dr. Kings
New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salyt
and Electric Bitterp, and have never
banded remedies that sell as well, or that
have given such universal satisfaction. We
do not hesitate TO guarantee them every
time. and we stand ready to refund the
purchase price, if satisfactory results dc
not follow their use. These remedies have
won their grea. popularity purely on theil
merits. Logan & Co., Druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-10
RYAN IMPROVING.

Ohio's Secretary of State Reported IN
Better Health.
COLUMBUS, O., October ga letter from
Secretary of State Ryan, says he ia very
much improved in health and may be able
TO be here in few lays. His illness has
not been as dangerous as reported, but he
will be required TO take good care OF him
self in the future. He will, in all proba-
bility, not be able to make any more
speeches during the campaign.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-10
T,oop,to Project The Car.

BERLIN, October 9-Gsnerals Wer-
der and Ksltenhornskchsu will at
tend the Gar during bis stay in the Ger
man Capital. Arrangements have been
made for the most imposing military re-
ception Of the arrival Of the CzIr ever wit
messed in Berlin. The entire route from
the Lehrter railroad station across the
Ubekeonigaplatz and as far as the Char
lottepburg road will be lined with cavalry,
and beyond this with infantry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-10
Mike I'm a Forgiving Mood.

CHICAGO, October 8 Mike Mcdonald,
when shown the New York dispatch an
nouncipg his wife's return from Europ',
seemed to be in very forgivirg mood. He
said ne knew che would come back to her
children; that she had nothing now, a5d
that he had enough for both. As TO the
divorce proceedings, he said: u don Z
care to talk about that. We can hx Oil
those things between US. She shan't De
separated from her children; but you can
see that l don't want to speak publicly
alb ,ut our future relations. No; she shsn
be kept from her children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-10
President Day Is Mad.

NEW YORK, 03tober 9-In an inter
view to-day President Day denied the re-
port Published in morning paper TO the
effect that he contemplated joinirg the
League Brotherhood. Mr.. Day was very
indignant over the report, and declared
that the story was lie, that it was made
ont of whole cloth, and that the writer OF
it knew it. Mr.. Day, continuing, said
81 told the writer Of the story thai l had
bad no communicaiion with Mr.. Ward or
Mr.. COogan, and that had as much in
tention OF joining the League Brotherhood
as l had of changing my name TO Bene'
dick Arnold By petitioning the Legisla-
Anrn "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-10
CHURCHMEN In COUNCIL.
Procss ding of the General Episcopal Oon
yention

1
! vention.
NEW YORK October 9.-The National
House of Deputies of the Protestant Epis-
cOpal CHURCH, this morning, Immediately
after assembling, received a message from
ths House OF Bishops, announcing that the
following joint committee on Judicial sys-
tems had bten appointed to consider
the question in course of argument in the
Lower House, relative to the APPELLATE
couIt The committee consisted of the
Right Rev. Bishops of Texas, Central New
York, Pennsylvania and Kentucky.
STOOD BY ITS ACTION.
The report of the committee on confer
eDce with the House of Bishops with refer
ence 10 resolution eight was then taken
up Resolution eight provided for the
recitation of the IitaDy after morning
prayer on Sundays, Wednesdays and Fri
days ard on Ember DAYS. The litany
might also be said every day in Lent.
Several days ago this resolution was
adopted by the House of Bishops. bat
when it came before the House of Depu-
tiS it was rejected The committee
recommended that the House of Deputies
recede from it's position. After a long
discussion a vote was taken and the House
refused to recede by diOcasaon vote of
80 TO IS. @
The discussion OF the resolution giving
clergymen an appeal outside of their dio-
ceses, which was under way when an ad-
journment was taken yesterday, was re.
sumed by Mr.. s. Corning, L L. D., OF
Chicago. After considerable discussion q
vote was taken and the resolution was
tabled by q vote of 164 TO 49.
After recess the debate on the amend
ment was resumed Mr.. Moore, Of Mis-
souIi, moved that a vote be taken at
once. An amendment was offered that
vote be taken on the question at II o'clock
tomorrow and this was carried
REVISION OF THE PRAYER BOOK.
A resolution, was adopted, setting forth
that the revision of the prayer hook shall
be finished by the end Of the year 1892,
and that afterwaId no more revisions will
take place. Consent was given to the con-
sidsratiOn of Dr.. Leonard as Assistant
Bishop of the Diocese of Chic. and of DR..
Davies, as Bishop of Michigan. The first
four resolutions submitted by the Com
mittee on Liturgical Revision, on the re-
vision of the Hymnal were adopted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-10
NORWOOD AND GALL.
Bussey Rescinds and Criticises Tanners
Famous Order.

bubbtf Ahu Ottbeibob
Famous Order.
WASHINGTON, October 9.-In the claim
of John H. Lunderville, late private Co. K -,
Tenth Vermont Volunteers, on appeal
from the Commissioner Of P tensions, Assist
ant Secretary Bussey to-day Iendered
q decision, in which he reviews and
rescinds the oder" which was
issued by the Commissioner April 25,
1879. and which abolished the rating
of 50 per month ard established for
the same the cum Of 81 per month in oil
cases dating from March 27, 1889. The
Assistant Secretary, in his review Of the
aforesaid order, addressing the Commis-
sioner, rays the order Of Commissioner
Tanner arbitrarily charging the rating OF a
whole class of pensions has neither the
color of law or precedent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-10
CHRISTIAN NATIONS

Do More TO Increase than Diminish the
Evils OF Slavery.
LONDON, O:tober 9.-Various circum-
stances have combined to bring about a
reaction in the anti-slavery crusade. Itis
an embarrassing fac. that the efforts Of the
German and English forces on the East
African coast have had the effect Of aggra-
vatinp ell the horrors Of the slave trade.
and il cannot br shown that they have at
at sll diminished il in extent. Even Car
dinal Lsvigarie feels somewhat depressed at
the prospect and has postponed the pro
proposed conference until spring.
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The Association Race.

At acknowledgements 13, Kansas
City l; errOrs, Cincinnati 3, Kansas City a
hits, Cincinnati 10, Kansas City !.
Pitchers, Sanders, Duryea and Mullsne
At Bsltimore-Blltimore 8, Brooklyn
II; errors, Baltimore II, Brooklyn 3; bits,
Baltimore IA, Brooklyn 20. Pitchers, Xii
roy, Foreman, and Cunningham aud Car
ruthers.
At ouisville-Louisville A. s.. Louis g.
errors, Louisville 4, 81. Louis 2; hits,
Louisville 6, St. Louis 10. Pitchers, Nc
DeImot and Chamberlain.
At Observation-Disclosures 10, Athletic
s. errors, Columbus 4. Athletic 3; hits,
Columbus IA, Athletic g. Pitchers, Cast
right, WeyhiDg and Seward.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-10

Seville, W. T, October 9-The U. S.
Revenue cutter Rash arrived here to-day
from Alaska. Lieut.. Commander Shepard
was interviewed about r1mors current
here for the last few weeks that British
Columbians were lying in wait for him to
punish him for seizing British schoOners.
The commander said he had not heard Of
any such threats until he read them in the
nanara
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- suedl.h sonr.tre.s MarrIed.

Boston, October s.-Iu Trinity Church
this evening a select gathering witnessed
the marriage Of Miss Apens Zsla, the
Swedish sougstress, who has but Just
reached America, 10 Mr.. Edward A.
Acorn, a young Boston lawyer. The oeIe'
mony was performed by Rev. Phillips
Brooks, and after the ceremony wedding
supper was spread az the Thorndyke.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-10
THE NAIL RATE.
Pittsburg Nail Men Think the Price vii
be Sc 90.

PIttsburg Nail Men Think the Price Will
be Sc 90.
PIrTsBURG, October 9.-Ohess, Cook &
CO. today started up their nail depart
ment. At the Office of the firm it is not
known what price will rule, bscause, it
was stated, the price during the boom"
in iron has not yet been settled. Nails,
however, will be ready for shipment to-
morrow or Friday. By that time prices
will be set. There was a Iumor that
Wheeling Manufacturers yesterday estab,
lished 81 so rate; but this is rot believed
here, because it is considered that eu'
nails at the old gusge will not bring tbis
p!ice against wire nails. 1t is believed,
however, that the price will be somewhat
above 50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-10

Earned runs, Wheeling 2, Philadelphia
3. three base hits, Barkley; two base bits,
Nicholson, Hallman. Mulvey, and Fauar;
stolen bases, Philadelphia 1 (; donble plays,
Hsllman to Myers TO Fsrrar, Barkley to
Nicholsap, Nicholson TO Bsrkley, Myers
to Fai struck out, by Morrison 2. By
Sanders 3, pissed balls, HAller 2; sacrifice
hits, Dalehsnty, Thompson and Mulvey;
umpire. Nichols
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-10
BoULANGERs DESPERATION.

He Proposes to Make an Appeal 10 tho
Army and March Toward Paris.
New YORK, October ga special cable
dispatch says that General BOulaDger is
planning a coup d'etst. He is to appear
suddenly on the coast Of France, call on
the PEI PIE to join him, raise bis standard,
appeal TO the army, ard march toward
Paris with all spted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-10

OTTAWA, ONT, October 9.-Advicss
from the Canadian Northwest, near Lse's
Creek. report great influx of Mormons
from Utah Territory. They sre bringing
ia their plural wives SIS sisters, cousins and
aunts. ard sre being closely watched by
the Dominion authorities. who will prose.
cute them 10 the full extent of the law if
they can get prcofof poly gAmy.
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CALLED TO HIS HOME.
Commissioner studebaker Hears that His
New House is n Ruin.

NoH houso ~ NUM-
SOUTH BEND, IND, October 9.-The
elegant mansion of Mr. Glen s udebaker,
cne OF the delegates TO the American Con
gress, and head Of the great wagon firm Of
studebaker Bros, burued to-day. The
house was one of the finest dwellings in
the country. Il was msgnifcfntly furn-
ished, and had been occupied only short
time. The fire originated among eome
cloths saturated with oil that we're in a
closet, and the flames spread 20 rapidly
that nothing could be done to save It..
The family escaped. Mrs Studebaker
fed with her grandchild in her arms, and
her hair and ey e-lashts were sip2ed. She
suffered severe shock. The house Was
valued at $4,000 The insurance on it
was very light. Mr.. Studebaker was tele-
grsphtd for snd lefs the Pan-American
Congress at Worcester, Mass.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-10
McAulifre Challenges Carroll.

New YORK, October 9.-Jack McAu-
life has telegrsphed President FIndlay, of
the California Athletic Club, that be would
fight to G finish with Jimmy Carroll, Of
Boston, as the latter had offered, provid-
ing the purse was not less than $5, 600, the
weights TO be 1876 pounds, and the fight to
take plsce between the let and 9th Of De-
cember at the California Athletic Club.
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.Astnr Rannuets Grant.

NEW YORK, October 9.-Willism Wal
dorf Astor gave a banquet in honor o
Mayor Grant at Dslmonico's onieht
which was attended by fifty of the prom
inent gentlemen who are interested IN tn
Wor d's Fair. Among them were OK
President Cleveland and Vice Pfesiden
Morton, Chauncey NJ. Dspew and Genera
Sherman
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-10

INDIANAPOLIS. October 9.-0ficial re-
turns give Sullivan Dem 1,7s5 msjOritY
over COburn (Rsp) for Mayor. Swift
Dem for City CLERK has majority ovel
raffe Rep OF l, ,255. The Board OF Al,
dermen comprises five Republicans and
five Democrats, and the Council ten Ne
publicans and fifteen Democrats.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-10
DEATH OF A JOHN BROWN JUROR
John O. Mcclure Was the Last But One
of the Famous Twelve.

John u. mcDiure was the Last Eut Ohe
of the Famous Twelve.
SUMMIT POINT. w. VA, October g
John O. Mcclure, sged eighty-five, died al
bis farm home, near here, this morning.
Mr.. Mcclure was the last survivor of the
John BFo11 jury save one, Mr.. Rightstire,
Of Shepherdetown. At the time of the yer
die, in the "Ossawotamie" Brown case in
1860 it was predicted that violent death
would come to the jury which returned
the death sentence. Bat ont of the eleven
who have died only ore death, that OF
Walter Shirley, was violent. Shirley was
thrown from his horse few years ago, and
20 badly injured that he died shortly
afterwards.
Mr.. Mcclure was a cOmmunicant of the
Lutheran Church and universally esteem
ed. His end was peaceful and his death
is greatly dep'ored.
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Kansas Farmers Starving.

TOPEKA, KAs., October Ex-Governor
HUMPHREY has endorsed an appeal from
the people Of stevens county, for aid, and
urges that a hearty response be given to
the cali for food. The farmers 10 that
county have suffered four consecutive fail
ures OF crops, ard they are without the
means OF support for the approaching
winter.