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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-14
A MAGNATE'S WILL.

Toe B,quests ; of the Late millionaire John
H. shOenbtrgsr.
NEW YORK, January 13.-Milliouaire
John H. Stoanberger's will, executed IN
March, 1887, and q codocil dated jane fol-
lowing. were filed for probate to-day. Mr.
shoenbe1ger directs that his widow, Alice
T.. receive three houses, with all the fur
niture, works Of art, horses, carriages
and everything attached thereto, and Z =
100 shares of the Putsburg, FL Wayne
& Chicago Railroad Co., guaranteed by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company at seven
nor cent. all Of the first mortgage seven
ner cent coupon bonds of the Allegheny
Valley Railroad Company, and 800, OOO
worth of Al per cent United States bonds
His widow and his nephew, Alexander L.
Mason. are made executors and trustees
for his estate in NeS York, and for the re-
msipder of the estate the trustee Is the
Pennsylvania Company for the insurance
of Lives with three executors. He directs
that one-half of his interest 10 the
Huntington Furnace property oil
Pennsylvania, shall be held in trust for
his brother, George X. His two sisters,
Anna n. Wells, Of philadelphia, and
Elizabs'h S Lytle, of Blair county, Pa,
get 500, 900 each. Eight relatives get
sos. GOO each and several Episcopal insti1u
tions are provided for.
According to the will, the principal Oh
isct Of Mr.. Shoanberger's life wal the
es;sblishiu eat, at Pittsburg, of the -
Margaret Memoirs Hospital, " as a memor-
isl 10 his wife. He bequeaths nearly q
million dollars to it and provides for the
formation of corporation to take charge
of the institution.
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DEMOCRATS COMING THICK
And Fast, But Republicans Are
as Scarce as Hens Teeth
at the Capital.
THE MINORITY ARE IN BAD SHAPE.
Two Of Their Members Ill and Totally
Unable to Attend the SessiOn---The
Governors Message General
Political News.
speelal Tslsram 10 ne Reoisrr.

I
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January b.
The Legislators already on the field were
decidedly augmented by the arrivals to-
day. Atbuckle, of Greenbrier, came in IN
the afternoon, and the evening trains
brought in large number more. Judge
Fleming came with the Marion delegation,
among whose members were Delegates
Horr and Prichsrd and Hon. W. A. Ohley
and Col. c. L. HsgAn, Garden and Corcor-
an, of Ohio; Shaw, Of Barbour; Hammef, OF
Peasants; Stuck, of DOddridge; Altizsr, Of
Calhoun; Lively; Of Lewir, ROsch, OF
BraxtoD; woodward, Of Roane, and Casio,
Of jackson, arrived at the same time. A.
b Wells, of Roane, cne OF the members
OF the Democratic State Executive Com
mittee, also came dosn TO help start oh
the ball The remainder Of the Legislators
are locked Tor to-mOrrOw.
IL is notable that the Democrats are
early on the 6sld. Among the twenty or
more members present Tonight there il
pleasing and unusual political unsnimity.
Republicans are scarcer than he1s' teeth.
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IKE WEIR KNOCKED OUT
BY Billy Murphy ia San Frsncisco-Th'
Standardization Match.

Standardization Match.
SAN FRANCISCO, GAL, JsUuerf 13.-
The fight 10 finish between lac Weir, the
Belfast Spider, feath, weight chsppiOn
Of the world, and Billy Murphy, feather
weight champion Of Australia, for a purse
of s., $50, took place at the California
Athletic Club tonight. Weir was knocked
out 10 the fourteenth round.
In the fourteenth roand both men,
though apparently too groggy TO stand,
came promptly up for the last round. 1t
was a ehOri one Murphy led, Weir
countered, ard in a second received a
blow that sent him down and de-
cided his fate. He writhed in agony
for ten seconds, and when he rose at the
call of time, he was holding his wrist psin-
fully with his left, claiming 10 have broken
it. Murphy, though showing more signs
of punishment than Weir, ard st ore time
almost knocked ont, freshened wonderfully
in the last, and Jumped lightly from the
ring at the end OF the fight.
Presiden, Falda announces that john l..
Sullivan has agreed with an accredited
representative OF the club on a purse for
which he would meet Peter Jackson in the
last tight of bis life TIE amount was
SIS 600 and Jackson has accepted the
terms. BIZ unanimous vote the club an-
nounced its approval of the proposition TO
empower the directors to make the match.
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BALTIMORE, January - 3-The graio
elevator knowa as the Northern Central
Railroads Elevator No. 3, in THE city, to-
night is in ashes. The elevator itself wss
worth S3OO.OOO and WAS insured,
mostly locally. Corn stored there IS
loss of $3.50, 900, owned by individual
shippers and fully insured. NOtwith-
standing great shipments, there is l, l4O,-
600 bushels of grain in Baltimore elevators,
and the loss of this elevator is an irrepara-
bic calamity to the exporter. as there are
no facilities now TO get lid OF the CLINT IN
lie grain trade. 1t was erected In
1879. Watchmfn discovered the hre
at 6 p. ~, aud ran to the South Ead
of the building where the engine room Is,
an open valve which would let in five hun
dred gallons Of water per minute through
the building. Unfortunately they were
too late ard were driven back by the
flames and smoke. The fire at midnight
is under control.
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THE MINORITY IN BAD SHAPE.
Two publican Members Of tho Leg sla-
turs U.abie Il Attend.
S,,os,I gtf.oror. fo fL, psot.te,

Two publican Members of thu Leg sla-
turs able u Attend.
SpedI 7ttegrdm to he Re0lster.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, Janu'r9 b.
From present indications the minority
will enter this puberuatoTial coutel. badly
crippled. Sen1lor M0rriqor, Of Brax on,
has been very III with q complication OF
diseases and is iust now beginning to re-
cover. He writes that he will not be bble
to attend the pes,ion before January 20,
and il il not imDrObible that he will he
held at his home much longer. Smith, Of
Hancock, will not attend the session at
all. The Gbsence of these two mem
bers will entirely wipe ont the
Republican majority in the Senate,
even granting that the dignifisd and
courtly President of the Senate acts cor
tinuously with the party that persstently
fought his elevation 10 the presidential
chais. Another danger to the Democrats
has been removed by events sirce the lat
session. A year ago the threat YVES held
over Democratic heads thai Senator's Sgee-
ney and Oxley, two members who had net
resided continuously in their distric's, al
though mainiaining their residences IA
them, wculd probably be unseaied. The
Dsmo crate are now IN position tc see the
threat
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Railroad Wreck.

ToLzDo, O., January l3.-DurinE the
heavy gale Of last night freight car was
blown from a siding at Custer, station
oa the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad, thiIty.four miles south ofToledo,
upon lhe main track, ana then driven
inree miles north, where it collided with
the south-b0und passenger trsin leaving
here q, midnight The engine, baggage
and mail car Of the tTaio we're wrecked,
ard both engineer and fireman injured
but not fatally. The passengers IN the
Pullman were no, awakened The track
Vas cleared at noon to-day. The gale IN
ursd roofs and did minor damages in the
ciiy and vicinity, but the above IS the
only serious casualty 80 far reported,
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rHK KANSAS BLIZZARD.
Provisions for the Sufferers DE Isyed by th'
storm.

Provisions for the Sufferers DE lsyed by the
storm.
STLOUIs, January 1S.-Dispstcbes from
different portions OF Kansas report biz
zsld la ths, State.
At Wichita ten inches Of snow fell, and
ior hundred miles west the storm ragged
With fury, ard the whole country Is Gov
cred with snow 10 the depth Of foot or
more Railroad trains are suck at sew
eral places and traffic is practically sns-
pended.
Intense suffering is reported in the desti-
tuie districts IN several Of the western
eoun'ies There s5e forty or more cars Of
,ruvi,ioAs at TIE town OF Liberal en route
20 the sufferers but that is so Il 40 mills
away IRON ths starving pcopl~, AID NC
body is willing 20 Ike the chances OF
reeziae by hauling the freigbt in wagons.
The temperature IL net very low yet, but
,5s mercury Dc falling, aad severe cold ie
4c1rshenGs1.
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SYRACUSE, n. Y, January ia Sc
we're wind storm ragged here, this alter
noon, many buildings being unIooted'
The new freight house Of the Rome, Wat
teTtown and OSdensburg Railroad, no" ID
course Of erection in FGltOn street, was
blown down about two o'clock. sixty
five men were at work ON the building
William Willis, carpenter, was killed snd
about twelve carpenters were injured.
The tall spire Of the Church of the Evan
relist al OswegO was blown down, striking
ths roof the chvrch and damaging 1t to the
extent OF about $4,000. A number oi
bquses and barns were unrOOfed and fences
ard small buildings we're blown down al
Ttica.
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A QUIET BURIAL.
The Unostentatious Funeral of Hon W"
ID. Kelly Yesterday.

The Transformations Funeral of Hon WIN
ID. Kelly Yesterday
PHILADELPHIA, PA, January lS'-1n'
remsins Of Hon. Wm. D. Kelly were To-
day consigned to the tomb. There was
little show or display, privacy and quie'
being insisted upon by the members oil 'h'
dead mans family. At the residence o .
Mrs. F. o. Dan Horstman, the dSugn'e6 s6S. o
the deceased statesman, at No. Ss2l
Cbsstnnt street, where The body lay, oul
few persons we're admitted. Ine[s sL Nel'
services at the First UnitaTlan Snuion
Upon conclusion of the services tne iun
srsI procsssion took up its journey TO
yxsrds Laurel. Hill cemetery where the In
terment took place.
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Special Telegram TO the Register.
GAINESVILLE, OHIO, January %
Death has been busy among the old citi'
zeus she past two days. Mrs. Eliza, wife
of Willism Douglass, Of Leatherwood, died
of dropsy and was buried yesterday.
Robert English, aged eighty, and James
Russell, eighty-one years ofsge, farmers Of
this neighborhOod, died yesterday after,
noos. Mrs. Captain James ElTick, ti
Lincoln avenue, died this morning after
long snd painful illness with cancer OF the
ttopnach
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TIE Hurricane Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, January 13.-NO serious
damsgs was done by the storm which be-
ssn last evening The wind reached o
velocity Of 45 miles an hour snd the iem-
perature dropped from 60 degrees 10
below the freezing point Telephone,
Are alarm aud electric wires
were mixed IL widest confusion during
the forenoon The roofs we're torn Of two
school bulldogs, trees blown down and
Signs carried away, bat no one was M uTed.
Z por,s from a6jscent towns show that the
wind swept pretty much all OF northern
Oaio, but aid no serious damsge to prop
arfv
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NEW LONDON, January 13.-The tug
Merit, returned at 7:45 this evening fro m
the stranded steamer, City Of Worcester
and reports a very heavy sea, and lmpossi-
BILE 10 get alongside They sent life boat
to the steamer, hut only one Of the crew
dared to come in it to the tug. The
steamer has settled since morning, and
should tha present weather mold As hours
il il doubtful whether she will ever be
hlated
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A eENUINE RLzzARD.


>''ere storm Reported from Southwestern
and Western Poiuts.
CWcAGo. January l3-Advices from
So Paul and Milwaukee Gre to the snee,
ila' Gle blzzard is general throughout the
Nor,bvss. and that an trains in the
oAsoiss Minnesota and Wisconsin are
Aon ONE io four hours late.
ihe storm has been rsging for fourteen
.'l1s iu st. Paul Street car travel ha'
gen aolriouei. The storm WAS general
-''1shoui Wisconsin. aud reports from
'sl Boy, Marquette, and other Northern
s.--' sie ,hat the snow storm is still pre-
naeg
--s Storm is very severe in Iowa. Al
i, i,-s.sourg a genuine blizziTd-the mrs.
'' Ieals-is now raging.
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A FulI Statement.

LISBON, January 13.-SenOr Gomez, al
the session of the Chamber. made full
statement Of the trOubls Nth EoRlabd. He
expressed his regret that be had beeu I'M.
able to consult the Ccrtes in consequence
of the very rapid and sudden development
Of events. He declared that he hsd always
sought 10 maintain IN sgreeable under
standing with Eoglsnd sud hoped that the
divergent views OF the two countries might
he recOnciled. The President then an
nOuEcsd that the King had accepted the
resignation of Senior Gomez ard had
charged Seuor Pimett tai with the formation
of new cabinet.
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AND 60 ONE BETTER.

Aul'z and Parrish, OF Kanawha, are both
open to the charge Of non-rtsidence M their
districts. Parrish has removed, bag and
baggage TO Huntington. Anl'z hos b'en
prospecting around indiscriminalaly, but
could claim q residence in Kentucky ns
easily as In Wet Virginia Just now.
Campbell, of Jackson, has been ei jOying
the sweets of Wheeling society for eight
months, and his constituents yeern for
chance TO feast their eyes On bin.
All three are subject TO the charge Of
non residences. II such question ~
ever raised it is rot impossible that, in
connection with the gubsrna,orial contest,
the House will take mp aud set on the
Legislative contests from Mercer and Nc
DOwell ccunties The evidences OF fraud
are overwhelming ia these countias, aud II
will be n matter OF simple jns;ics TO sest
the Democratic Contestants. IL will be
sfen from the above tnst If any question
Ia raised IS TO the right Of members TO bold
their seate, the Democrats are not likely TO
suffer from the outcome.
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NIAGARA FALLS, ONT, January lS -
A cyclone struck this place to day and the
wind attained velocity Of ninety miles
an hour, carrying everything before it..
The greatest sufferers are the Canada Web
Company. The wind struck the north
wes. gable Of their 5Ox9O foot tSo-
story factory, 1T which the wind had full
sweep, 10 it's greatest iury, tear
ing the Ioof from the brick walls and
tumhling the north and west walls in upon
$50 girls, who were employed in winding
babbins for looms in the upper story. All
escaped except Alice DiekOt, aged 10, who
was seriously hurt.
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Blown From the siding.

LIMA, OHIO, January 1S.-SOuth bound
train No. 1, on the Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton railroad at two o'clock this
morning. ran into a box car at Milton
station, north Of this city, throwing the
engine into a ditch sId pilipg baggage
and exprse car on top Of {. Two passen-
ger coaches were also derailed, but the
passengers escaped with few bruises. Ea-
eineer John Herbes and Fireman Fred
Harold were seriously injured. The box
car was blown from the sidiug to the main
track hy the heavy wind.
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Rape and Suicide.
,Ial Telegram to the Register.

Special Telegram to the Register.
CHARLESTON, w VA, January 13-
Last week q r.an named Oendenen was
arrested charged with having raped Mollie
Jarrett, near Winifred. The girl ia abcut
sixteen ysara ol0. Clendenen mad hear
ins lasi Friday aud was released on bail.
Yesterday evening Mrs. Stone, who re-
sides at Winifrtd junction, il is reported,
tock lsudsnum with suicidal intent. The
report reached here to-day that the lady
will not recover. Family troubles are
said to be the cause. The lsdy is the wife
of local preacher and has several email
children
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BUFFALO, y. Y, January ia be
msBdous gsle struck this city about :
o'clock this mOrnirg. During the fore
noon the wind reached velocity Of 81
miles an hour. Water rose considerably
aud flooded the New York Central track;
so that trains on the Falls branch had tC
run around the city.
A good deal Of damage was done about
town. but nothing OF a serious nature has
thus far been reported.
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Lacemakers str,ks,

WILKEsBARRE, January IA strike
took place in the weaving department o
the lace factory here to-day. The mer
demand an increase in wages of s. pei
month. This is the Ouly lace factory IL
the United States and employs 300 mep
girls and boys, sll of whom will be tf
fscted by the strike Superintendent Atkir
expresses his Willingness to submit thu
matter 10 arbitration.
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mr,.L.nr,ry Failed 10 Psy the Tsxss

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, January 13--
The property Of the actress, Mrs. Lspgiry.
ia Salt Lake couaty, consisting OF 1870
acres Of lard in the southeast quarter, sec-
ton Is, is 10 he sold for taxes By tire
county collector. The amount Of schcei
and county tsxss due Oh the properly
amounts 20 only s57, ard ss the iand u
very valuable the biddiog premises 20 ne
spirited. Mrs. Lspgtry bss Dern 10
tilted in the customary nsnrer Of the IN
tended sale, but mp 10 date nas noe @'bn'
fad an intention 70 pay the srresrege.
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Ne.t Yirgiala eatents.

Special Telegram 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, d. C., January 13-
The following patents have been granted tC
citizens Of West Virginia for the weel
ending January I. 1890: J. r. Funk abt
]. P. Z,cder, Clifton, low water alarm fol
boilers; Thomas MedfOrd, Huntington. fly
paper holder for windOws; Alex Parks Jr.t
Martinsburg, liquid separator.
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MONTREAL, January ia dispa'eh
from St. Hilnire says that local ira'n ram. on On
,bs Grand Trunk Railway, from Acton to
Montreal. Was blown from the tfsek TO
5aT The conductor, brakeman and three
passengers were seriously Injured, anu M
several other psrsons were sngntly IL
iured.
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is from ihe northwest A Burlington y
heavy northwest wind Is b.owing with
every Characteristic Of blizzard, tie heavy
rsia falling charged TO see, and snow. At
u. 8 Moines a heavy snow storm prevailed
al day Yesterday. The wind is blowing
sharply from the north and the snow is
drifting badly.
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The King out of Danger.

MADRID, January 13-The King is de-
clsred by hia physicians to be out OF dan
ger.
A dispatch from Rome says: The Pope,
Yesterday, attended mass in the Spanish
church at Mlnssrra;O for the recovery o.
King Alfonso. His Holiness also sent a
personal communication to Qaeen Chris
tina.
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1t required sharp Treatm snr

LONDON, January 13.-Tne Times 10.
day says: "Tbs impudent attitnds of Por-
iugal required sharp treatment. We re-
lOice tina; Lord Salisbury was equal TO the
occasion" " In regard TO the report of the
resignation of Minister Gomez the Times
fSys: "To ba ignominiously fxpslled is
certainly no severer paDhhnent than is
deserved by government which sent no
;ori us fire-brasd to Africa and then an-
daciously tried to profit by his brutal sod
uuprOvoked attack upon a peaceful nation
and friendly power"
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Fexgy ut the Hub.

BosroN, January ia phenomenal
fog shut down on Boston for several hours
thjs morning. Nothing like 1t had been
eeeu before in this city. 1t was impossible
TO discern obi acts from across the street.
The fog extended for msny miles along the
coast. Trains entering Boston were de-
laVed.
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rhn SInnr RtaarYstlon.

WASHINGTON, January 15.-Tbe pro-
clamatiou to open the Dakota Sioux reser-
vation has been prepared aud will re
issned some time this week. This will
add to the public domain about II OOO, 600
acree Of lard.
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The Raby X .nr san ImprovIog

MADRID, January 13.-AlfcnsO's cOrdl'
ton continues to improve, and bis restor
alton to perfect health is cOnsidered Ger
tain. Marty all the Madrid papers sym
pAthize with Portugal and declare the
conduc. OF f gland mi lsufiable.
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nind From Fright.

PrrrsBURe, Janusry 1S-The Wilkins
burg school house, large building oil SIX
teen rooms, was entirely destroyed oy nre
this evening. Loss, S45, 900; insurance,
$50 COO Mrs. Conrad Fickes, who lived
near the building, and was ill with Ia
gripne. died from fright.
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Chance for a shooting Match.

SDtci1I ItlfQrnW 70 Ult htyI'ItT'
FRIENDLY, TYLER Co., W. VA, Janu-
ary 1S-At q shooting match near beIe on
,bs 11lh inst, H. J. Williamson, Of
Salem, w. Va, thot six shots off hand,
seventy.five yards, and made string
3g inches. Any ore wishing TO shoot
match with Mr.. Williamson will please
address him at Salem, W. Va.
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Peach Trees in Bloom

WILMINGTON, DEL January l3.-Ec
cru Erening's Dover correspondent reports
"The thermometer, yesterday, registered
from seventy TO eighty degrees in shade
ard in sun went up 10 106, and the peact
buds ore so advanced that a general FREE
nm wouid entirely kill them. Williams
living about five miles west of Dover, say'
that almost ell bis peach trees are IL
hlnnrn
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..nIoks,n welch sign. with the League

HoLYoKE, MASS, January 1S. -
mickey" welch, the noted base ball
player, returned TO this city from New
York tonight, having signed three yeai's
contract with the Ntw York League club
A. the alleged salary Of 81. 900.
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pn,nI,,io Rnrnsd 10 Dsath.

ST. JOHN, n. B., Jsnusry lS S-fester-
dsy, during the absence Of her husband,
Mrs. Alexander Austin, paralytic, was
burned to death in her home Her eiotn-
inc caught FIRE and she vas unable to help
erself.
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The ,owa situation complicated.

DEs MONIES, IA, January lS.-lt mas
become r perplsxing problem rs to when
political party will organize the House ol
Psn7eseptstives. All efforts OF th'
c,ueuses this morbiug at a compromise
bstSeep the two parties on the question
temporary offices ended IN a isiiuie' i!
There is no change in the Senatorial si'uA'
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For Abuse of Alcohol

Dr W.E. CRANE, Mitchell, OAK, says:
''It hiss proven almost specific for this
disorder: it checks the vomiting, restores
,bs snuetite, and, at the same time allays
,bs he fssr Of impending dissolution, that is
40 V common to heavy drinkers"
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Foster OompIImented

COLUMBUS, o., January 13.-Tbe Re
publican members of the Legislature eau
cussd for Senator tonight There were IS
members present ont of II. Ex Governor
Foster received 55 votes and cen. y. H.
Gibson 4. There was no contest, hat
few Of the menbsrs thought it would b
appropriate TO distribute few votes.
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The GRIP In welisburg

IDt)3as Ielc0rcfII % Ilt IstV'''eI'
WEL1sBURG, W. VA, January lS' 1890
Miss Emma Shuey, aged about fourteen,
died here, last night, Of the influenza, the
irst death so far. We have quite a num-
her of cases. some very serious.
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Kepubl,oaps AT Work

LONDON, January 13.-A dispatch from
Lisb)n slys that the Republican papers
are trying TO incits the people against
what they call ''Ihe cOnardly monarchy
| of Portugal -
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Big Exores. Robbery.

DALLAS, TEX, January 13.-A pack
age containing S1l 200, was stolen from
the wslls Fargo Express Cf1ce, in this city
to-day. Just noS the money disapp cared
is not known.