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Mhr Herr RIrht,r Rc.irn,h.

BERLIN. March T. The resignation OFF
Herr Richter from the Radical Committee
in the Landtag. ostcnsibly because of thc
increased strength Of the Radical party Zoo
the Rcichstag is really due to his disagree.
mcnt with Herr Rickcrts views on fiscal
reform. With reference i0 the retirement
Of Herr Richter, Herr Ricscrt announce
IN the Frcisinnge Zctung. Of which Richter
is editor, that the Zcitung will mo- LONGER boz
the organ Of the party.
Herr Windthorst yesterday declared boo
the Lower House Of the prussiau Di,t That
his party would insist upon the restoration
of the situation that existed prior to ihc
Culturkampf aud aso asserted that his par
~ was ready 10 combat Social Democracy
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Ono Arrested. the Other at Large.

Special telegram 10 tie Register.
CHARLESTON. w. Va, March 12.-
One of the Italians. who is accused of
having shot Mike O'Brien on the bridge
at Rush Run Saturday night, was ar
rested near Coal Valley last evening.
The one who did the shooting is still at
large and il is believed that he is now
located with a squad of Italians on the
Government works below this city.
O'Brien's body has not been found.
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GETTING IN THEIR WORK.
The Kanawha Criminal starts up "a Number
of Applicants.

Spsciai T,l,grqa. 20 ne R,gisfsr.
CHARLESTON. W. VA. March IL
Now that Kanawha has a Special Grim
inal Court there is large number of APP
plicantS for appointment TO that Office.
The law does not take effect until the
expiration Of ninety days after the adj
iournmcnt of the Legislature. but. not
withStanding this, applicants are get
ting in their work. Your representa-
tive is informed that there will be no
TO an the Office.
Prominent among the applicants are
eN-Sccrctary Of state lledrick and ThoS.
ID. Houston. The Office was offered TO
Hon W. A. McConcle, but he refused
90 accept il as his legal business is such
that hc cannot afford 10 throw il up for
"a short term Of judgeShip.
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JUMPED TuE TRACK.


An Entire Train Goes over Twcni, Tive
f"ot tssiasHktaeat IA ftae HH}e8-
PE>mRoKE. ONT. March H. Tho
morning train from North Bay and A.
tawa, which passed here this forenoon
an hour late. Jumped tho track one milo
beyond Graham's Bridge. ten mll,, east
of thi, place. All the coach's. mcmI
ing first class. second class Pullman lnd
dining went completely over e5-fpoi
cmbankmcut. and now DE- with th,fr
wheels in the air. Mr., II Munro
mother Of j. W. Munroc. e contractor
received fatal injuries. Mr. Machct 3D.
lumborman. was rut about the head. anI
all ia" passengers were had|t
shaken mp and many had rb aud
other bones wrrnchcd and broken.
The dining car walter wa.
thrown about violently. The rpoh Wl-
fatally hurt and the waitcr- lre badly
bruised. The engine remained 900 thr
rails. but the rest ~ the train Ra-
wrecked. There were about thirty pl--
scngcr, ON the train. The accident wa-
caused by the rails spreading.
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II satisfied England, Conscience.

LoNDoN, March r. The meeting. on
Sunday last, 10 protest against the barbar
tiles inflicted upon Russian political pris-
oncrs. was one Of those peculiar manifesto
tlons that could take place nowhere but boz
England. IL can have no effect but to boo.
crease the hostility already felt in official
Russian circles against the country which
processes 10 speak IN the name ~ outraged
humanity concerning the abuses referred
10. But England has once more emphasized
her claim as the leader Of the said human.
lty, and, having proclaimed her position to
the world at large ON the day set apart fur
such demonstrations. returned to hcr
manufacturing and shOp-keeping on Mon
science
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LONDON. March T. There Is no doubt
that very exalted parsonage has pleaded
with Mr.. Gladstone 10 cease bis champion
ship of Mr.. Laboucherc. on the ground that
in the interests of dccency the whole affair
should be- rclcgatod tO Oblivion as quickly
as possible. and il il were LEFT tO sensation
alists and scandalm0ngers. merely. the pub.
lie would soon cease 10 listen to them Mr.
Gladstone is not accustomed to desert those
whose cause he has once taken up. but boz
this ease he may feel himself bound in cour
fesv 70 DO 81.
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4 Watersnout Hursts.

CAIRO, ILL, March IA waterSpout
at Ullin. H., submerged the tracks of
the Illinois Central Railroad to a depth
Of about five feet. No trains have come
in on that road since yesterday after
noon. The rainfall at Dongola was also
very heavy.
The Ohio river continues to rise here.
The guage marks 4S.9 feet, a rise OF
three-tenthS since yesterday. The
weather is cloudy and warm. The riv-
er is falling at Paducah, and it is
thought if there is no more rain the
river will not go over 80 feet here.
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4 Merchant Missing.

Special telegram 10 he Register.
PARKERSBURG, W. VA, March l2.-
\. ]. Murphy, Il merchant of Standing
stone. Writ county, left home two
weeks ago to-day to visit relatives here
and transact business. Since then he
has not been seen or heard of. He had
some money and checks on his person.
and foul play is feared.
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OF INTEREST TO WARRIORS.
Meeting of the Loyal Legion of the United
STATES to be Held in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, March 12.-The
general committee of the Pennsylvania
Commandery Of the military order of the
Loval Legion of the United States has
held many meetings since last Novem-
Der in the interest Of the celebration Of
the twcnty-ffth anniversary Of the
formation of the order, which will take
place in this city April IL, 16 and II.
The order is composed almost entirely
of present or past commanding officers
of the army. navy and marine corps OF
the United States. and originated IN
this city April II. 1865. during the dark
DAYS of the republic. The Pennsyl-
vania Commandcry. through its gem
'cral committee of thirty members
subdivided into various appropriate
committees. have attended to nearly
every minute detail for the comfort and
entertainment of their companion guests
and lady friends who will in large num-
bcrS visit this city next month. About
two thousand companions of the order
will be- present. and among these will
hc found some OF the most prominent
men now or formerly connected with the
army. navy and marine corps. President
Harrison is companion, as are num-
Der of his Cabinet, and cX-PreSident
HAYES is Commander-in-Chicf. The de-
tails of the celebration have not yet been
promulgated officially to the sixteen
different communicates. whose aggre-
gated companionship is nearly 10000.
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Waldorf Astor a Director.

NEW York. March l2.-The directors of
the Western Union Telegraph Company de
clared a quarterly dividend of i per cent,
PAYABLE April l5. VIM. Waldorf Astor was
elected director to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of his father. The statement
presented shows net earnings for the quar-
ter ended December 81, 1889, 5000, SO.
The estimated net earnings for the quarter
ending March 81, are 81 10000.
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THE STEWART INCEST CASE.


special T,lsgrqm 70 hs Register.
WASHINGTON. PA March Evil
liam Stewart has been under arrest here
for four days charged with incest. His
horrible crime became known about two
months ago and he was advised by his
friends Co leave town. He chose To re-
main and fooled the police until he was
caught in Wheeling. During his alb
>ence his daughter. aged fourteen. the
victim of his brutal nature. gave birth
To child which died. His family will
hardly Dee likely To push the case and
the Commonwealth takes no hand in the
matter The only thing being done Is
am effort To make him deed over his
property To his wife and after that he
will probably go free. Nothing has
caused So much indignation here for
many years as Stewart'S crime.
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Something New in Austrian Politics.

BUDA PEsTH, March 12.-Count Albert
Asponyi, the leader of the opposition in the
Hungarian Diet. and Count Karolyi, the
Prime Minister. were present at dinner
given by the Emperor last night. His
Majesty had a lengthy conversation with
Count Apponyi, in the course OF which he
EXPRESSED the hope that the opposition
would maintain moderate atutuue: Count
Apponyi's presence at the oanque, Is slghl- l..il
ficant. inasmuch as no MEMBER Vi .ne VPPu- ,.'
sit;on has been invited to the Imperial din
uers for many years.
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DiIlon,s Success in Australia.

DENVER, Col, March l2.-John Dillon,
NJ. p, the Irish agitator, arrived here, yes
terday, from Australia When asked as to
the success of his trip, he said: ut has
been beyond our expectations. You will
see this when l tell you that Sl50,0O0 has
been subscribed during our trip. Every
where we went we We're enthusiastically
received Some opposition to us there was
in Australia, but it was confined to the Or
ange sections. In New Zealand there were
many ScOtchmen and Englishmen among
our best friends. In Wellington there was
a counter-demonstration organized, but it
was complete fiasco. We have no fault
whatever to find, and return home encour-
aged
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THE LYNCHEs CONFIRMED.
4 Courier From Princeton Brings News OF
Desperadoes' Deaths.

HUxTERs SPRINGS. W. Va. March -.
A courier from Princeton brings news
that Bell Allen and Witherford Irving,
the two negroes charged with the muir
der of Constable Bolcher. were taken
from the Mercer county jail
by a mob Saturday night and
shot to death. Both negroes were
notorious dosperadecS, and had killed
three men before the Bolcher murder.
II is likely that Oscar Falks, another
negro murderer, who killed man over
in Tazewell county. Va. in November,
had shared the fate of Allen and Irving.
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Epb the Gums Well

With SOZODONT when they become
snopgv ar detached from the neckS OF
lie tooth. Let them bleed freely. and
so recover their tone and heaith, 4h'>
SOZODONT is the best remedial aseh,
for diseased gums and teeth. Try ana
learn.
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The King Of Dahomey Retreats.

PANS, March r. 1t is officially an
nounced that the King Of Dahomry. accom-.
panied by his female warriors. has retired
To Lama, after remaining at Godomey four
days and not daring 10 attack the French
posts The rest Of his army remains 90.
Gocomey. where il is erecting fortified
tions During the campaign l.Ou Daho
mians including q female general. wcr
killed. ~ is stated that the French cap
tives taken by the Dahomiaus are safe of
/ WhVdnh
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NnIn.anc Girl shoots a Doctor.

Ro,NoNE. Va Marcn ls-On Monday
evening Miss Nora Wooten went to the
residence Of DIR. \ II. Simms. physician
of this city. and on his appearance at the
door. i'm answer 10 her summons, placed
pistol to his face and fired. The bullet
struclz the Doctors cheek bone and glanced
of wi,houtinficting serious injury. About
two weeks ago Miss Wooten was adludged
insane by a commissioner OF IuhacN' Out
VS. NOT deprived Of her freedom
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Inv Could Not to Marry.

New YORK, March IA sensation
al paper this afternoon printed a story
that Mr.. Jay Gould would soon marry
the widow of the late Morris b. Flynn.
Theodore Moss, Mrs. Flynn'S father.
this afternoon pronounced the story a
falschood from beginning to end.
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A TRICKY YALE MAN.



N." dutN Cr. March le.-The
sHe greatly Interested to-day
disclosure, of crooked work bv
'ars. .aw school senior from
n9'ou. Co.. as 20 result of "a
0. poker with John VI. Yer
.. Louisville. Ky. After Clark
I.H dollars "a point came mp
..r two students differed.
>.'Ho ,lic was naAe. and
,a. matter with Clark. the
being that Clark was %
..... matter to the sporting cdi-
Police Gazette. a few DAYS
showed letter. claiming Go
IT'D. Police Gazette editor.
W matter u Clark'> fa-
r.0e1 paid tine 500.
maintained that his point was
-I tlr result was second
.. Clark to reJer the matter
.... l"ra Clipper. Several days
... presented a letter. alleged To
Clipper people. also dccid-
~ FAVOR. The money
..t paid. hut NcrhocT was
>..u
...u wrote t0 the Clipper
r .H'y decided iu his favor.
"a, -ratly surprised. and. be-
> made trip Co New York
..A Inquiries 40 the Clipper and
'.' offices revealed the fact
Bad mott written t0 Clark. and
"a which hc had claimed the
E.r i'rscricS. He returned to
.'.h ald accused Clark Of trick
-nong his money at once.
. .i.rd the money and gave
check for the amount OF hi,
after Clark requested permis-
'A 40 thc check for moment.
Was passed 90 him he put il IN
and skipped. Clark'S trick
.N >o much contempt that ii
''a to make the facts public.
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A Preacher and Two Companions Killed.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. March l2.-The heN'
David McGrew. pastor Of Baptist ehurch
at Armstrong, Mrs. Andrew Beyman ana
VIII jackson. all colored, We're ru1 over
by the Union Pacific train. last e., A
and killed. They were returnin
Armstrong. where they had atte b
PRAYER meeting.
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Janitor of the Custom House.

SpecidI ItItgrdnl % tts Regisftr
PARKERSBURG, w. VA. March r.
Col. George W. Taggart was to-day ap-
pointed janitor of the custom house and
-'r"i"" here. The contest for the
very spirit one. John o.
been appointed first assist
er by Postmaster Hazcn.
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n.n,ncrnts Carry tho Day.

SACRAMENTO. CAL, March IA
large vote was polled at the city election
Yesterday. w. ID. Comstock. Democrat,
defeated E. G. Gregory, Republican,
candidate for reelection as Mayor, by
Al votes. The remainder of the Repub-
lican ticket was elected by large ma
ioritv.
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one of the Lynchcrs Commits suicide.

one Of the Lynchcrs Commits Suicide.
WHITEHALL. Wis. March IA jury to
try the Olson lynchers was secured yester-
dav afternoon and the taking Of testimony
commenced Henry Hanson. who turned
states evidence, gave the details OF the
crime. and several other witnesses Were
nut upon the stand by the prosecution;
Peter Johnson Loga. who was implicated
i'm the affair. hanged himself yesterday.
He was almost insane from the fear that ne
would hc convicted.
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For >ea-irknf-s
Tse Uor-ford's Acid Phosphate.

DR.. Price. Of the White Star ;. ;.
Gcrmanic. says: Il have prescribed II
in my practice among the pass"n" r
travelling Ia a"h i
steamer. int hr
me that II a =.
great many
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al. March l2.-It is authorita-
-.rt That elevator g. at Canton. re
,'roycd by fire. will be rebuilt 10
-.tcityof l.OOO. .OOO bushels Of craiu.
.e elevator IS 20 Doe erected upon the
' ono DESTROYED
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FINAL AND FATAL DOSE.
More Caustic Comments on Churehilrs
Speeeh i'm the House Of Commons.

More Caustic Comments ON Ohurchiis
speech in the House of Commons.
LONDON. March l2-The Pail Mall
Gazette says: Lord Randolph Church
nl's speech win damage himself by its effect
ON any sober estimate Of his Lordship as a
political force. He admitted that he ought
10 oGaNe spoken iN tHS debate GU the second
reading Of the Parnell Commission bill;
He therefore showed a lack of courage ana
nerve I'm not speaking. How can he Won
der that others attach little weight To ms
views If he himself has not the full courage
of them '
The ST James Gazette says: LORD
Randolph Churchill has administered the
final and fatal dose TO that lingering invalid
his political reputation. The closing
scene was witnessed last night His speech
was it's funeral OratiOn.'
Sharp County record., 1890-06-26
Home and women are words that

Home and women are words that
go naturally together, as cup and
saucer or hook and eve. When you
separate them you spoil the harmony.
Men say there are three things we.
man cannot do, carry an umbrella on
a wet day, sharpen pencil, or throw
a stone. asked a college boy why,
and he said he supposed they couldn't
because they wern't built that way
But we can keep fitting our umbrellas
and whiting our pencil points, and
tossing intead of flinging pebbles,
while we are secure in the knowledge
that all men who ever wore boards
from Adam to Benjamin Harrison,
never have and never can make a
home. They try it In shanties, quar-
ters, apartments, and even palaces; :;
but a woman with a baby and a
broom, could make a better home
ont of a dry~goods box set up on
one end than a man could out of any
or all Of these things.-~Marion Har>
land.
Sharp County record., 1890-06-26
SOM ETHING NEW.

A Republican county convention
met here last Saturday. The meet
ing was held to determine whether
Sharp county should be represented
IN the republican state convention
which meets in Little Rock on the
the 9th of July. Lem Yeager was
elected chairman and j. r. Shanks
secretary A motion carried to send
delegates to the state convention, and
Dallas Snodgrass and John II,
Wilkes were chosen as delegates.
There were 2l persons participated
IN the meeting. Before the meeting
adjourned a member from lizard
county in a speech expressed much
surprise at the kind treatment the
convention received at the hands Of
democrats present, and remarked: A.:
"We expected to have dirt thrown
in our faces" The RECORD will bet
a stale straw hat that the speaker
was the only man present who look
cd upon the democrats who attended
as hoodlums, or expected that the
meeting would in any way be interN
rupted. The Capt. Wann Cornet
Band, every member Of which Orr
ganiaation is o sound democrat, vols
unteered its services and played two
or three pieces through courtesy to
the only political party now oppos>
ing the democratic hosts Of the
Nation. 1t Is understood that the
party will take further steps to a
permanent organization.
Sharp County record., 1890-06-26
HE r ECO RID.
+ q HENDERSON. Editor
For Congress, First District,
w. Ill. Cate.

The Democratic State Convention
held on Tuesday of last week was
4 harmonious affair and Of brief du-
ration. The old officers were all
renominated except Thompson and
Woodruff, and no ballot was requlr-
ed only for treasurer, Morrow re-
ceiving the nomination on the first
ballot-239 to 262. The convention
called for 5O4 votes, but Stone coun-
tv with votes was not represented.
Shnn succeeds Thompson as Sup
perintendent of Public Instruction,
Thompson having withdrawn from
the race month ago. Now for the
fight. The assertions of the hot"
headed editors of the democratic
press, from the Gazette UP, chat the
state is sure to 60 democratic by 25,'
600 to 10000 majority, are liable to
beget over confidence and beat the
party in September. Every demo>
cratic voter should 60 to work and
take nothing for granted. Work as
if the vote now promised a tie. Too
much zeal cannot bring defeat A
small amount of lethargy, the result
of anticipating satisfactory vote
whether we make an effort or not,
might defeat our ticket. Go to work
NOW.
Sharp County record., 1890-06-26
The Wichita Eagle, n leading RI

The Wichita Eagle, leading res
publican paper in Kansas, says:
"rhe Mckinley bill is an outrageous
performance. 1t is but q cheap
monkey show in the face of high
heaven and OF the American people.
II is an attempt to make an angel OF
the devil without abbreviatng his
tail or saving of his horns. 1t takes
dollars from the farmers and returns
them dimes. II does not impose a
single duty which will hel Up u kunsas
farmer What do we care about the
duty ON eggs ard on hoyS The Lord
preserve us, but what with the Me,
kinley bill, the supinoncss Of the
ReedNCannon led crowd in the lower
house Of congress, and hypocritical
prohibition, If the republican party
Of Kansas doesn't hear something
drop next November then twenty.
seven years in the editorial service
has only fitted US for the insane
asylum,
Sharp County record., 1890-06-26
Napoleon Boncpartc Fizer.
Augusta Vidette.


Mr.. EDITOR In mentioning this
religious renegade and political trait.
or, | feel Illuminated; but | only re-
fer to him as | would to skunk to
give you an idea of the stencil.
Having "s.olen the livery Of heaven
to serve the devil in," he is cutting
such fantastic tricks before high
HEAVIER as to make angels weep and
devils laugh.
Misleading brass for brilhancy, as
surance for brains and notoriety for
fame, he has rushed into the ranks
of all the political scalawags in the
state. Having betrayed his church,
betrayed his party and dccclvod his
friends, he is q fit associate for
Fcathorston d Co., 20 "Swect" pair
they are. lie has done more IN the
last three or four years to bring dis>
credit on the church and reproacb on
her ministry than all the unbolIovors
in the state. ] heard his speech be-
fore Conference in defense Of him,
self, in which he asked the church to
forgive all his shortcomings, and
pledping hiNself TO q more earnest
work for tho Lord, | thought then,
what ] know now, IT was the cant Of
o hypoerite,
The Union Labor party say they
want honest men, Then how can
they take up a man who has violated
the most solemn obligations with i'm
punityY His political friends and
admirers can take hlm and make the
best Of him; bo is q sinking evil on
earth,
Now in closing, Mr., Editor, will
yon please shoulder The rosponsibiliN
ty Of this letter. For this man
l'iScr Is u "monNoatcr," and although
! have lived past tho meridian Of
life, and am but little prodt to my.
self or any one else, ! have . good
deal of fun staying here and would
not like to oil thotpaclous NAV of
this "manseater" ..
Sharp County record., 1890-06-26
REMARKABLE RESCUE,

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfeld, ILL.,,
makes the statement that she caught cold,
which settled on her lungs; she was treat.
ed for a month by her family physician,
but grew worse. He told her she was q
hopeless victim of consumption and that
no medicine could cure her. Her Drug
gist suggested DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption; she bought bottle and
to her great delight found herself benefit.
ed from first dose, She continued its use
and after taking ten bottles, found hersclJ
sound and well, now does her own house
work and is as we'll as she ever was
Free trial bottles of this Great Discovery
att. R. Metcalfs drug store, large bottles,
sos. and s %,
Sharp County record., 1890-06-26
EUPEPSY,

This is what you ought to have, in fact
you must have it to fully enjoy life.
Thousands are searching for it daily, and
mourning because they find it not. Thou
sands upon thousands of dollars are spent
annually by our people in the hope that
they may attain this hOon. And vet it
may be bad by all. We guarantee that
Electric Btters. if used according to d.
reetions and the use persisted in, will
bring you good digestion and oust the
demon dyspepsia and install instead eupep-
sy. We recommend Electric Bitters for
dyspepsia and oil diseases of liver, stom-
ach and kidneys. Sold at sos and 81 90
'bBIe b,SJ1e -by<J RSNd.ccify druggist.
Sharp County record., 1890-06-26

What's the matter with the mails
between here and Little Rock? 1t
takes about two weeks to get letter
mail through while newspapers come
In two days. We send proofs of
publication to the land office that
have to be tleylleated once or twice
before the receiver sends IN the
cash, There is a filthy hitch some
where.