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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-12
STARTLING TESTIMONY.
Was the Explosion At Luna the Outcome
Of ReVeI ge?

Was the Explosion At Luna the Outcome
Of ReVei ge?
LIMA, o, February 1l.-Qaite sensa-
tion has been created here over the testi-
mony OF ]. B. Showalter, a deaf mute,
employed at the Standard Oil refinery,
given at the Inquest being held by the
coroner. Showaller said that the morn
ing before the explosion which killed one
man and injured five others, he was at
work in the still house when a strange
man approached him from behind and
tapped him on the shoulder. The fellow
gave him note telling him that every
thing was fixed and that when he gave
him the tip to look out. Showslter was
frightened and did not work the next day
when the explosion took place. The
strange man he had never seen before and
the supposition is that the explosion was
the work of some one as reverge sg,inst
the company.
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ALL ON TIE GRAB.
Settlers sqasttlng Down Hard on the New
Reservation.

Settlers squstting Down Hard on the New
Reservation.
MINNEAQoLIs, Febvusry 41.-The Jour
mails Chamberlain, S. D., says: Until
this morning Indian Agent Anderson pro-
posed to eject all boomers who had en-
tered the reservation, because he had not
received any official notice of the Presi-
dents proclamation, but the notice came
st last, and the rush continues. Settlers
arrived at sll hours last night, and this
morning the landscape is thickly dotted
with buildings in course of ere ction. Com
paDies are being organized that will leave
for the Interior Of the reservation to day
for the purpose along White river. The
company from Chamberlain who go ac-
lively located town sight near lower
Brule sgency is reported TO be safe.
u. S. Marshal Frye left for White River
to-day to ascertain the condition of affairs
there, ard to quell any disturbance that
may arise. A settler who came into town
today says that every claim Immediately
west Of here has forty occupants. The In
dian police are on tie ground to prevent
trouble. By evening there will be quite
village lst across the river where yester-
day there was nothing bnt a bare prairie.
A building ON wheels has Just crossed the
river and will be used as bank in the new
town.
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Tho Counting Elk,I benefit.

There is still considerable inquiry for
seats for iha benefit matinee for Wheelir &
Lodge OF Eiks, to be given at the Optra
House next Friday afternoon. Really
sensible people wben they find all the
SEATS down stairs g,ne, bay them up stairs;
that beats standing up by large majority.
The number cf people from Bellslfe, Ben
wood and Moundsville who are going to
take in this big attractive amusement
event is unusually large, and to accommo-
date them the Committee has made ar
rsngements with the STEAMBOAT Liberty to
carry these tom down the river home,
leaving Immediately after the performance
concludes. A few good seats in the gal.
lery still remain untold.
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LANCASTER, Pa, February II e lis
F. Bard, the defaultirg cashier Of the Lin
colo National Bank, and F. W. Hull, bic
accopplice, were arrested early this morn
Jog by Deputy U. S Marshsl, and were
brought to this city. They will be given
a preliminary hearing this afternoon. Ex
ecutiops were issued this morning against
F. W. Hall, who has been large dealer
in coal and lumber for $33, 1886. His lis-
biliiies will aggregate nearly hundred
thousand dollare.
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sr..a. ~ the BE s2ier.
Csil e-us. Fs5,uay 1.-THE Senate
rsas.sch ..i 7.so ard continued its la-
bors an t.s ppopta..oa bill. Tne cap
itol b1lirs .l public printing and
bci1s a, passed vilh-u' opPosi-
ton. Tr-re vss long debate on the
ntrt succeed dinc section, Rhich sppIopfia-
,sia cor-i1s 1sr.bIe snm, 20 refund pay
usn, cl ,era.a .anis in Lincoln county,
Vld bg .e State. Toe section was not
chang D.
T1s p1.cqdsiaa OF $4,000 tor coaasel
rtheS .sie in tteHa,heidcsse, provoked
sao,hs. long d hate Canpoe d ct Jack
soa. elasilued the veracity OF ceitiin ac-
couls p-e-e0,.d by the uaaace commit
Zee. .Ol an sge and nav vote, cnly three
members yl.ti Fi.h Campbell % sluks
ont the .,u0a
Mler ~ Tecses, moved az amend
meat. g.ve. HN nr cara CLERK hike 10
tbs tsesaarsr cf-e. The Republicans
had tu.,l o. ru'iW ana uiusnt ia the
afternoon. bnt Nilesr proved 0rel 10 rea-
eon With lifa.1 1hr ame1luens cirrisd.
At9.3I tl- e.r,i raiing OBJ. doe ON was
completed sad BE- v1s ordered io iis tbird
rsadlr4 Ileo.-l.e iisl ai' -l-a-t.
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The Kanawba County War.

Special Telegram 10 the Register.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, February IL
Tde perennial war smopg the Kanawha
county Republican braves has broken ont
siresb. The latest battle has been ever
the election of delegat,s to the Republican
Club convention st ClaTksburg. Editors
N b Reber, Of the Tribune. and A. H.
Malone. OF the Star, both wish to gl 10
toe National Clnb convention as delegates.
Hence their friends have been hustliDg
and "blOod" is flowing on every side. In
tbs melee Col. Slesl Hawkins seems to
havs been dis6guTed Col. Hawkins
fsilsd to bs selected es a delegate, he
therefore drew of and last night organized
a club Of his own, which elected him 10
triumph. Col Hand the brother editors
will 20 to Clarksburg together.
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STUDYING THE SUBJECT.
Emperor william. 81 Germsny, Pondering
on the Labor Prob EN-.

Emperor william, of Germany, Pondering
on the Labor Prob EN-.
BEBLIN, February 1.-THE North Ger
man Gazette says that Emperor Williams
reason for conGaing bis initial irquiries
relative to the labor question TO Ffance,
Eoelsnd, Belgium and Switzerland is hat
the labor movement. in those countries re-
sembles those in the German disIrids.
His Msjes,y, the GaSette says, is making
inyesti cations into the labor oonditiors Of
other countries, including Iuly, Dsnmark
and Sweden. The Ssiss government has
instructed i.e representatives, to invite the
governments OF the countries 10 which
they are accredited 10 take part 10 the labor
col ferences to be held at BeIne. This &c
iion on the part Of S siizerlapd sho rs that
Fmperor williams proposals in res ard 10
yorkinQmen have not led Der to abandon
her p,o iect for a conference st BsTne.
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TIGrRES AND FINANCE
.s-,N LEGISLATORS AT WORK on
rrsAND RESOLUTIONS
.as Appropriation Bll-G'vraor
u Election Bill Narrowly
E.sea 81 ualms.y
Dsa.h.

-,x ". Va, February H.
.. gave foil and interesting
-' -',...,,.bo- not to l'sisla'e to-day.
TTl.--...r.lsaon vas eoasan'd =. IN con,
I.' I...... .ts appropriation BILL snd
came Htlo more thsn a third
'1... .si bin had been gone over
7.-..th 3-g
.hs ur61i bed business
-.,,t,s ars. thing in the mora
.,rn WAS raisedto interrupt
r,ai th, appropriation ior
- C.uas. Committee was
5 wsc3ysli ihsa moved u give
....s... $3.50 ia addition 20 then
+..,f rresgs. FioaTnoy 'u7Feo
...,,,. rb.h ia ea,ct gave them
900 .,.n. NJ, Oxley Chairman O.
S.r-.,e. Committee spike strongly II
s,., ,f Foor,y'a substitute aud gas
Gr.r,a By G.uiase, 'n 'le same an''
..HNU.EA y NHrrrf
Tire Debate "'' r.r.wb, Criminal
vh9 Cd r' 'p ~, .ss- m.ae s. special
Cocgt o.i. N,.'i ''- -l-i .73 passed
orier la7 "-'
wih.nl di.e'' .... .,-r,n-,,.i.n vas
Tee d-o''s .- ' IN intsrrup Cd
then rs.uu-d pa' "-' @
by the ao'n ie'.,. ,s,.sls who IS fast
In ,ne a.'e'.e --.rb a.g o.. The
earning iae nI' .- T-.'- -,-,5 against
treasury, H -.. H. e-,1ei tlsi .he
Flc'i,o' ...-..5ttoulke such au
Ls.ii1.n't a'' -. r. -'-.--b.r.rf tbs com.
apps p-ii.i'a -- -s.,,.e. ,. legi.le-
mitte pr -.,,s.. -.,,,s--5 --,aiva legislators
tors a'l l-s, ..'.-.-..l ,r.,r 87tv. hut
pay Iasf l'i i.'..' '.--. -, tb,f So.
aid n2t -- e.'s7s-'
conc. t.-. .-. s,,roDri,ti,u
m.-..7' r.onrr5v made a
o. an rt. 60 l-- pc. ...,' i,s sl,v-l tbst
sifocf s'. iA,., .- -,f M legislature
Do Na- L....'t, MS. tbe sp-
urd-r il- e,
P-o7rn..'' .','.' ',,.-.l g., s lo,y soefcb.
Ar A0.ir .', ts- ..ii..g rrsrrh p
o1.nInl .l'. .e -- -' ~, b,8 rs.
were slntta i' I--- ','' - - n ana
ceivsd Av'e "as l''.'l s,.5 .''-'' r.
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Urging the Postal Telegraph.

WASHINGTON, D. O., February IL
Postmaster General Wanamaker was be-
fore the House Committee on post
offices and post roads to-day and discussed
fully the proposition in his annual report
for the establishment by tho government
Of q limited postal telegraph. He sub
mitted plan providing for lease by the
government for ten years, of wires for
carrying On business and for the delivery
OF the kilograms by the carriers. In the
first delivery following the RECEIPT of the
telegram, he proposed different rates for
different distances and proposed to make
the ssetem applic ,ble to the AS free de.
livery postoffices in the country. The
scheme he insisted was practically and
free from valid objections.
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ALONG The RIVER.
The Comin < and Going Of So amboaimfn-
The Marks from Above.

The Comir ( and Going Of 81 nmboaimfn-
The Marks from Above.
The tos bo. Joseph b. Williams, Of the
Twin Coal company, has knocked out the
record on big tcws Friday lstt she took
ont f .urteen coal boats sDd two fuel hosts
lor New Orleans. At L1uir VILE sbe WEI
10 take on twenty more bos's, mekirg her
whole tow thirty f1ur cosl hCats sId two
fuels. which will contain 800, ,0G0 bushels
of coal. With this immense TOW, when
ia the largest ever handled by a single
boat. the williams will proceed 10 Ne"
Orleans. The Williams Is probt b y the
hest Known river stesmtr float, as the
bears a prominent part in Marx TSsin's
"Life Upon the Mississippi 10 De
fcribinp her, Mr.. Clemens says that at one
time. during the period that he was
d.ck. hand on the Lower Mississippi. be
run on the Williams when she bad GU
600 bushels Of coal in ioE-then ph.-
nome nally large one. Her present 70"
places this very much in the shade.
Locks aud d ms No. 8. No. 10 ARD 40.
II will when constuc.sd) furnisn COZ Con
tipuous slack water navigation 70 o,,tv
river ct Point Pleasant, IN hSsGp I1.,.rcs n
West Virginia, making ioisI ,bs Great
nirety miles Of slack water c" ~
Kansxhs.
During the past iftseD years ysnsaS .Ie rnws,d -.
States Government hss tAp - "a
of 1900 900 in eonsuS; eSsr;v.r
dams on the Great h'"'
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VIII WHIT for the Pre- esIdent.

WASHINGTON, D. O., February IL
The ceremonies incident to the laying Of
the corner stone OF the free library given
to the city Of Allegheny by Mr.. Carnegie,
which were to have taken place to-mor-
row, have been postponed till the follow
irg Wednesday at the Presidents request,
in order that he may be present on that
occasion. This change in the programme
is made on account of the recent trouble
of Secretary Tracy.
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BIG BLAzeAr HUNTINGTON.
l.. q aAwkius Pinned TO the Ground by
Falling walI-A Narrow Escspe'

l. q aawkiu. Pinned TO the Ground by a
Falling walI-A Narrow Esosps'
Special Tkgram 10 he Register.
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, February H.
Huntingdon was the scene of another dis
a.trous fire this morning. The large four
story br.ck building occupied by Harvey,
Hsgen & Co., Wholesale grOcers, AID O. ID.
Harvey, retail merchant, WAS burned to
the ground. Several small wooden build'
iuRs rear were destroyed. One of these
was occupied by Bosrdman x Hawkins,
plumbers.
Mr.. l. G. Hawkins, Junior member oi
the firm, in endeavoripg to save some OF
the property, was csught by falling wall
and pinned to the ground nesrly two
bours. A horrible death from hurnir g
seemed imminent, but By heroic Efforts OF
the f,emsn he was r,scued without fatal
ibisry. TIE total loss was about $40. OOO,
mostly covered by insurance. Harvey,
Hagen & Co. are the greatest suffsrers.
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lfSn'el Coming.

The handsome and ma5ly young actor,
Robert Mantsll, will appear at the Opera
House on Tuesday evening next, February
Is. in his famous Characterization OF Mon
bare, in D. Ennery's powerful and heroic
drama Of that name. Mr.. MsntelPs ar
tistic conception of this brilliantly historic
character has won the praise Of the press
and public throughout the country, and
fame and fortune have been awarded him.
The drama is sn unusnslly good one, and
several of its situations have yet 10 be
,quslled. The company supporting this
excellent actor comes TO us highly COM
mended aud ia one of tine strongest drs-
matte organiz itions now before the public.
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Board Of Public Works.
spsesa 7sissraA to as RsSis1sr.

lI77-IlI' II u y 20 AIll'ttT'
CHARLESTON, w. VA, February IL
The Board Of Public Works held meet
i1g to-day. Attorney General Caldwell
appeared before the Board and explained
that a mistake had been discovered in the
assessment Of the Kanawha and Ohio
raiIo2d's property. An Older was passed
allowing General Caldwell to agree 10 q
b.ll Of consent, correcting the errog. The
*. &O O Is now in court appealing from
The assessment made by the Board.
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Doa't Let 1t Escape, 1t May bs Yorr Turn.
With well-known regularity the 236th
Grand Monthly Drawing of the Louisiana
State Lottery took place at New Orleans,
on January IA, 1890, under the usual su-
psrvision Of Gen'ls G. T. Beauregsrd, Of
Louisiana, aud Jubsl A. EARLY, of Vir-
ginis. Ticket No. 93 262 drew TIE fnt
capital prize OF $500 O00. Ticket No. l2,-
122 drew the second csp'tAl prize OF SlOs,-
600. ard was sold in fractional twentieths
at ST each, cent to NJ. A. DiuphiD, New
Orleans. LN; one was held by Eli Z'ne,
Philadelphia, Pa; one by R1bert I. Pat
ker, ST. James, Mo ; one by Thomas Mar
riot, Leavenworth, Kan; one by John J.
Conley, Boston, Mass. one by Hans
Lasoni. DSight, ILL.,; one by II.
W. Carter, of Minneapolis, MINI one by
C. n. DuTos Detroit, Mich ; one by Ne
yada Bank, San Francisco, Cal; one by
Secoad National Bank of Jackson. Tenr.,
etc. etc. Ticket No. 64, 3Ol drew the
third capital prizs of $50, 600, also sold IN
fractional parts in like manner at :! eacn'
one to Wm E. Westlske, Peoria Ill ooe
to Jacob Abbott, 425 Aisquith street, Bal
tiuore. Md. one to Henry 0:tke, l5S West
Third strt ct. Oirc;nns,i, Ohio; ore to
denositor, Union National Bank, New o.
leans. La; one to Hannah Lay x 90,
Traverse City, Mich; one to John DAILY,
AGO Washington street, New York City ;
one to Charles G. Lyrch, Boston, Mass,
ate. etc. The next drawing will take
place Tuesday, March II, Of which all in
formation will be furnished op application
10 M. A. Dauphin. New Orleans, La.
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Elixir of Dates

Iss combination Of the active properties
of dates, figs, prunes and other tropical
fruits. Its pleasant taste and beneficial
effects have rendered it Immensely popu'
lar. 1t cures habitusl constipation, indi-
gsstiou. biliousnees, sick headache, piles,
Etc. Sold in so cent bottles by W. W.
Irwin. w. E williams, John LsughliD
and O. Z. Goeize. J. I, Goodwin q Co.,
and Logan & Co., Wholesale Agents.
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ON the Verge Observation.

CHICAGO, February IA dispatch
from Fort Tottep, n. d., says: Between
500 end 1000 Indians, credited to the
Devils Lake Agency, are wholly desti-
iute Of clothing, sud in the last stages
of starvation. Unless furnished With
food, clothing and medicine at once these
Indians will die like ccgl Disease has
brought fully one half Of them TO the verge
of the grave and the recent inclement
weather enhanced their spfferiDgs.
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Death of a Prominent Lawyer.
~ f.rra,.. b.. tha Raufrfar

Special telegram 10 the Register.
COLUMBUS. o., February 11.-Hon.
Chauucey N. O.ds, one of the most promi-
nent members Of the Ohio bsr, died here
at $3.50 p. m. to-day, aged "a years. He
was born in Circleville, Ohio, and educated
at Oxford, Ohio, and practiced here for
many years. Governor Brough appointed
him Attorney General to serse out an uu-
expired term, ard in 1648 and '49 he 1ss
the leader of the Wings in the
Ohio House, Geo. f. Pueh, afterwards
U S Senator, leading the Democrats. he
was also a member of the Ohio Senate
during the stormy time attending the elec-
tion of Samuel P. Chase to the U. 8. SEN
ate. he was life lopg student of geome-
try, claiming it trained his mind TO reason
correctly. For many yesrs he has been
attorney for the Pan Handle railway here.
Lieut.. Governor Marquis ia present IN
the Senate for the first time to-day. be
did not preside, however. He is still
weak.
The Senate to day took steps to ipvesti'
gate the scadirg to death Of Jennie White
head at the Imbscile Asylum last week.
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WEEEIING w VA. WEDNESDAY MORNING FEBRUARY %

the $40 next day. Had told Governor
Foraker all sbou. this on January 9th,
and believed, but was not cure. that he
had spoken to Kurtz about it. Never
paid money to Charles Blackburn or any
one else to 20 on Woods bond.
Foil wing this there was some cross-
examination and recalling, during which
Gov. Foraker asked many questions con-
cerniDg the case. and was asked several
aleo
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R.presentativs PspdI .ton Un~ ate d

WASHINGTON, February 11.-After an
hours discussion, the House Committe,
on Elections this morning, by strict
party vote, decided 10 recommend that the
Hou uuseet Pendleton ard seat Atkin.
son as Representative from the West Vlr-
sihio district. Chairman Rowell will pre-
sent the majority report to the House as
soon rs the rules Ere disposed Of, and prob
ably Mr.. O'Ferrall will submit the views
of the minority,
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IN NARRON FSrlPRS.



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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-12

inconveDier ess to business arising from it,
the section making election days legal
holidays was stricken out.
When this was done, Young moved to
recommend the bill. All recognized that
this would kill the measure. The ayes
and noes we're demanded, ond the vote was
taken without debate. Vroomsp, of Wood,
wss the only Republican 10 vote no. The
Democ at voted 10 solidly. The result
vas ayes 25, noes 26, and the motion was
lost. The House then adjourned until to-
mnrrOR
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NEW YORK, February 11.-At last
nights meeting of the society of Medical
Jurisurudence, m attempt was made to
dafeat the election Of Grover Cleveland to
honorary membership. lie was, however,
fioallY elected, only two dissenting votes
being recorded.
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Dropped Dead While at Work.

SltcIdI Itlt1TlII % VIc AeIIeseI'
GRAFTON, February 1l.-News has
uss reached here that David woodward, 6
prominent citizen living near Pruntytown,
dropped dead while working in his tielo.
His son Lee was blowing nearby, and see
ing the fence burning where his father
was working, went to put the fire out,
but before reschirg the fee he saw the oio
gsktleman drop to the ground, and diea
in a few MINUTES without utleriDg a word
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At the Grand.

Mr.. George c. Stsley and his talented
company played to another good house ct
the Grand last night. The engagement
closes to-day with a matinee and night
performance. 1t is evident, Judging from
the handsome dresses worn by the ladies
in the company, that a great deal OF care
has been given to the costuming OF the
play. Mr.. Stsley's sougs aud by-plsy
with the two pretty little children are
taking features Of the entertainment.
There will be q grand matinGe this after
noon for ladies and children. Matinee
prices % and 80 cents.
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rha Patri,,re Meeliug on.

LISBON, February 11.-A proclamation
has been issued by the government forbid
ding the holding Of patriotic meeting
which was to have taken place in the COL
iseum. The proclamation also prohibits q
patriotic procession through
the strfets Of Lisbon.
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nn..Ian RI.hnn in re RecAIIed.

ST. PETERSBURG, February 1.-THE
Russian Bishop of San Francisco will be
recalled. Hs will be succeeded by the
Arcbimsrdrite OF St. Petersburg The
government has sent an official to the city
of Mexico for the purpose Of establishing
a Russian legation there.
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Melhs Not Yet suecessiul.

P1TsBURG, February 11.-Presiden'
Weihe, OF the Amalgamsted Association oi
Iron and Steel Workers, who ia now IN
Birmingham, Ala, endeavoring to effect
a settlement of the lockout at the Birming'
ham Rolling Mill. telegraphs to Secretary
Martin that hs has not yet been success
fnl
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Pensions.

Special Telegram 70 the Register.
WASHINGTON, D. G., February IL
Original invslid-Archar Wilson, of White
day; John A, Lamb, Of Troy; Robert II.
PipkiD, of Piedmont. Restoration, Reissue
and increase-Thomss J. Rsitt, of Par
kersburg Iucrease-Alfred d. Work, oi
wheeling; William Crago, of Sigmani
Jamss O. Wilson, of Crawford; Alphens
II. Upton, Of Spencer; James Mack, Of
WellsburR; William Barnes, of White
Pine; CHARLES Shipn, Of Jackson, O. H.;
John Scears. Of Silver Hill; John d.
Hyre, of Wsltersville; James F. Moore,
OF Frost. X issue and increas-Killion
Dslabar, of HuhtihtOp.
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Crushed by n Falling stone.

Special Telegram to the Register.
GRAFTON, Februry 11.-Jasper Poe, q
miner at Itondsle FurnEce, Preston coun-
ty. was crushed to death 10 the mines yea
terday evening by q falling stone. The
unfortunate man was about 46 years old
and leaves a wife and ten children. His
remains were inferred to day at the Lake
nannate1v Marion county.
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Took Iodyne for Medicine.

T7f'NNF1E yt0FITt
WASHINGTON, PA, February H.
Richard Kemp is lying at the point Of
death, the result of having taken dose
Of iodyne instead of medicine. this after
noon. He is barber and has family.