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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-12
Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens, that for
years we have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, DR.. King
New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
and Electric Bitters, and have never han
died 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 return tbs purchase
price. if satisfactory results do not follow
theiruse. These remedies have won their
great popularity purely on their merits.
Logan Drug Co, Druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-12
Labor Leaders Elated.

ScorrDALE, PA, July 1l.-Interviews
with labor leaders tonight in regard to
the Dunbar verdict show that they are
pleased with it.
Master Workman: Kerfoot said: Il
will go to Uniontown tomorrow and re-
ccive advice on the matter OF entering
suits. The verdict was what | expected
but'I have reason TO feel elated. Lang
is charged with criminal negligence,
but the company is responsible. Iou
can look for rich developments now"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-12
WELL. WELL. WELL.
Benny Harrison's Able Discussion of Free
Trade" and Protection.

CmcAGo, July 1.-THE Journal publishes
a telegram, under date of Carlisle, Pa.
giving the text of a letter written by Presi-
dent Harrison in response TO an invitation
to attend the National Grangers exhibition.
The President says in part; The tariff
question which is now before the people is
the most important question Of the day,
and the people should be thoroughly edu-
Gated on it. As there is no doubt that the
farming element of this country is the
back bone of this Government, or any other
free government, it is necessary that they
should understand this question so that
they can choose between free trade and
protection, one of which would be ruinous
10 the Government and the other would be
prosperity to the Government. This free
trade question is a dangerous one to handle,
and if it should win in 1892, it would cause
great distress throughout the land, some
thing never experienced by the American
people
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-12
NEWS IN THE STATE.
FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE OHIO RIVER RAIL
ROAD.
Freight Train Wrecked and Two Men Badly Hurt
at Ravenswood- Kentucky Bill Reported
Dsad-Miller Gets New Trial.
Other State News.
s,,lcinl rlllnrn,n 10 Me Rlnisler.

Special Telegram 10 he Register.
PARKERsBURG, July "a freight
train on the Ohio River railroad broke
a journal this morning near Ravens
wood. The train was turned over and
badly wrecked. Michael Welch, a boiler
maker of this city, was crushed so ter
ribly that he will die, and John Burke,
son of Councilman Pas Burke, also of
this city, was seriously injured. The
wounded men were taken to Ravens
wood and their friends telegraphed for
Mr.. Burke will leave on the down train
this evening and will bring his son home
If he can be removed.
1t is said here that there were five
men OH the gondola with Burke and
Welch. The gondola was loaded with
iron, and all of the men were hurt more
or less, but as the three men in company
with Burke and Wclch have disappear
ed, there is no clue to their identity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-12
. safe Investment.

l. one which is guaranteed 70 bring you
saiisfac,ory results. or in case Of failure q
return Of purchase price. On thls sac
rIsu' rIsa vou can buy from our advertised
b,-,ogi Fb,~a - a hottie of Dr Kings New Dis
1.,,,.erS. -, for Consumption. II is guaranteed
- b,.;y,, relief In every case, when used Tor
a. ,,fection ofThroat. Lungs or Chest, such
as o. 'consumption. Inflammation OF Lungs,
p-orcbitis Asthma. Whooping Cough,
Grotn etc etc. II is pleasant and agree
sble fo taste. perfectly safe, and can always
be 5enended upon Trial bottle Tree az
ogan Drug Co 3 Drug store.
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Tourtccn Ll,e. Ln.t.

81. PETERSBURG. July IA terrible
con1agratlon has occurred az Wa,siiic'-
vo, Russia, by which 32gdwcllings were
destroyed and seven person persons were
burned to-death. The fire was started
by the spark from the pipe OF drunken
laborer, who was himself burned to
death.
Fire has destroyed $50 house, boo Mai
dan. Government Of Niini-Noygor0d.
Six men and one girl were killed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-12
IT u WORTH MILLIONs.
A Contest Tor Land Set Apart a. 70 school
section.


SEATTLE, WASH. July little rl-.
of the State Of Washington against john
Mcbride is in progros, before thc IoraI
United States Land Onicc. The question
involved is the title to $50 acres of Iaua
adjoining Tacoma. Tho land VI, ,.f
apart as school section several years
ago. but in 1889 gold WAS discovered GOD
the land and a large number oi claim,
were stalcd out but aitcrwari aDaa-
dOncd.
Among the claimant, was john N'-
Bride. who. aftoran abandonment Di hl-
mining claims. took mp land BOO accord
ance with the United state, mining laws
and applied for patent about 600 da} p.
ago. The State. however, interfenrd
ON behalf Of the State schools. The land
f. said 10 be worth Boz the noighborhDod
Of s4.O0O.OOO. exclusive of mineral a'-
poeiis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-12
nI.marrl crIrlcl.e. ihe Arreomenl.

BERLIN. July ll.-Prince Bi,march.
in an interview published by the Frank
fort journal, says that he would not
have signed the Anglo-German agree
mcnr in il, present form. The cN-
Chancellor holds that lIoligolaud, which
the Emperor wished TO secure to Ger
many. might have been obtained no less
cost. Unles, the island Is strongly f0r
tilted. hc says. Il might prove % danger
to Germany in the event OF war
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-12
THE TRADE REVIEW.
Dun Il Co.'s Report of the business
Outlook.

Dun Il Co.'s Report OF the Business
Outlook.
New YORK. July l1.-R. G.. Dun ~
Co. 5 weekly review says: In spite Of
the usual midsummer dullneSs, aggra-
waited this year by exceptionally hot
weather, the volume of business con-
tlnueS larger for the season than in any
previous year, aud in all quarters higher
hopes are stimulated by excellent crop
reports. Wool receipts are large at
Boston, but manufacturers do not
buy freely. At Philadelphia
dullness rcigns, and western
markets are weaker. In the iron buSi-
ness the buoyancy anticipated at Phila-
dclphia does not appear there, and here
pressure to realize keeps the market
weak. Pittsburg notes no loss in price,
but slower movement. Coal is dull and
weak, the half years output being with
in 1000 tons of the output last year.
The business failures during the last
seven days number l97, as compared
with 1919 last week, and .O9 the same
week last wear.
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Smith WIN stick.

LONDON. July ll.-Mr. William ilcur,
Smith has written letter 20 q Con-
seryative election organizer. stating
that he has no intention Of yacatinc DOH,
seat in the House Of Commons. but. op
the contrary. proposes 90 stand f0r rc-
turn at the next election. This i, thr
first statement ON the subject from Mr.
Smith himself. and e1ectually dispose.
Of the persistent rumors Of hi, retire
mont from the Government leadership
and elevation 10 the pcerage.
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PYrHLAN KNIGHTS.
The Grand Encampment Drawing to a
Close.

The Grand Encampment biAMih- 1" /"
Close.
MuwAUkEE. WIS. July ll-AlthOugh
General Caruahan did not intend to is
sue orders to break camp until late this
afternoon. the Knights began ~ take
their departure ar an early hour this
morning. and during the entire day con-
t.uued to pour into the depOts and board
thc outgoing trains. After dinner there
were comparatively few visitors i'm town
outside of those entered in the prize
drills Tho Pythian Supreme Lodge
has NOT yet got down to business, and
this mornings session was short and
unimportaut twill probably be near
/ U.s. the end of next week before adjourn
mcnt is taken. This mornings session
was almost entirely devoted 10 routine
/ business and recess was taken at 1890
until g o'clock 90 give the committee a
chance 90 consider the new business re-
ierred to them
Late this afternoon the Hastings,
Michigan, division was awarded the first
prize FOR drIll-Sl 900, and the Erie diyi-
I sion thc second prize. $500
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-12
1mnortnnt Nnltarr Apnolntment..

WASHINGTON. d. C.. July 1.-THE Pres
ident sent % the Senate the following nom
nations War-Col. Alexander Mcdowell
McCoOk, Sixth Infantry 10 be Brigadier
General Major Augustus c. Robinson.
Quartermaster, TO be Deputy QuartermaS.
ter, with the rank Of Lieutenant Colonel {;
Capt Edwin +. Atwood, Assistant Quar-
termaster 20 be Quartermaster, with the
rank of Major
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-12
The New York CIoakmakers' strike.

New YORK, July 1.-THE situation
among the locked-out cloakmakerS is
unchanged, The Amalgamated Board
has not yet received any communica-
tion from the Manufacturers Assocla-
on the question of arbitration, and they
know nothing of the matter officially.
About forty-fvc Polish Jews have been
detained at the Barge Office, as coming
here under contract to take the places
of the locked-out cloakmakers.
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"KENrUcKy BILL" KILLED.
The Desperate Detective Found Dead in
the Hatfield Country.

Special IeIf9rlH 70 lhe HtgtsItF.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, July IA
few weeks ago Detective j. w. Napier,
better known as kentucky Bill" left
here for Logan county, bearing war
rants for the arrest of certain members
Of the Hatfield party, on charge Of
numbering Dave Stratton, one of the
Mccoy party, at Brownstown, few
weeks ago. Since tNat time nothing
had been heard Of 'kentucky Bill by
even his most intimate friends, until
to-day, when it was reported that his
dead body had been ,ouud within half
mile of tue hou- - -" Hatfclds,
with bullet hole in his heart. He had
been dead for several days when found.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-12

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE President
to-day transmitted 10 Congress two com
munications from the Secretary of State,
enclosing i'm one the report Of the action of
the international American conference,
concerning the protection Of patents, trade
marks and copyrights in commerce be
tween the American Republics, and in the
other the action Of the same body for the
better protection Of public health against
Contagious diseases.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-12
WAR RCMORS.
British Cutters to Protect Their Sailors
In Behring Sea.

SAN FRANCISCO, July IA letter
Just received in this city from Victoria
states that the general opinion is re
vealed there that two fleet sailing crafts
hade been fitted out, armed and equip
ped and sent to the Behring sea to aid
the British sailing vessels to resist cap
ture by American revenue cutters. The
Corwin is at Victoria awaiting sailing
orders, and information has been re-
ceived here that the cutter Oliver VOL
colt, which has been undergoing repairs
at Seattle, has been ordered to make
ready at once and proceed to Bchring
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-12
r,srErrLLY DRESSED FOR DEATH
Ey-senator's wIfe's Carefully prepare"
rol., Before shooting Herself

RrpKrtY SPRINGS. W. VA, July io'
NJ i-nger. wife Of Ex-senator \. X.
rnger residing at Unger's store SIX
.ons @ niles south Of here, killed herself
49, night Yesterday afternoon she
superintended the household wo.h .hois a.
nspai and sent the farm laOorer' thelr
Inner % She then retired to her room'
a,tired in evening dress, aid, after pm
ning a rose on her breast, shot herself
thrnnch the head.
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The Scotch Cutter Beaten.

MARBLEHEAD, MASS, July 1.-The
little Scotch cutter Minerva has been
beaten for the first time in these
waters. The start was made at 1:15
d. IN. and the Mayilower soon passed
both the Merlin and Minerva and took
the lead. The Merlin, however, showed
her speed on the windward tack and
won easily.
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AGAINST THE WHISKY TRUST.
4 Big Western Brewer Declares War OH

CHICAGO, July III. d. llera, a
well known Western brewer, is prepar-
lag to establish a large diStilling indus
try in opposition to the whisky trust.
He is now in Chicago for the purpose OF
selecting machinery for a distilling
blant to cost nearly $4,000, 900. 1t will
be in such shape that the enterprise can
meet the terms of the trust at any
stage. The plant is to be established
on the Missouri river at some point iy
the heart of the corn belt.
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MURDERED THEM BOTH.
\ Virginia Jack the Ripper Cuts Two
Women 20 Pieces.

TAsLEN. Va July IA terrible
butchery was committed in diSreputa-
ble den situated in the woods near Lo-
custyille. this county, Wednesday even
Ing. Thomas WnGtt, a worthless Young
fellow. left his family some time ago and
took up with Bella Archer, one of the
inmates OF the place. "Wednesday even
ing they became involved boz quarrel,
and Wultt drew knife and stabbed
the woman in numerous places. Mahaly
Watson. another inmate of the house,
ATTEMPTED. t0 Interfere, but was rem
dered helpless by numerous SlaSheS OF
I the knife held by Willitt, After the
. fashion of Jack the Ripper WiiI.tt
continued to cut and slash the dying
women. Finally weary of bis bloody
work. he went out and gave himself up
90 the officers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-12
BANKERS BARGAIN.
lie Fails to Keep 1t, and is Sued by Pretty
Stenographer.

CLEVELAND, O., July 11.-HortenSe
Mapes, pretty stenographer and type
writer operator here, began suit against
John +. Harper, a Chagrin Falls banker,
for Sl5,O Miss MapeS formerly lived
in Chagrin Falls, and was engaged to
marry Harper He fell in love with an
other woman, however, and on his writ
ten agreement to pay Miss Mapes $4,000,
i'm six semi-annual installments of $500
each, he was released from his engage
ment. He married the other woman
and paid three of the $500 installments.
Then he stopped paying.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-12

SEATTLE, WASH, July 1l.-Mike Lu'
Gle and Joe EllingSworth have been
matched to fight for purse of $1,000 IN
August before the Seattle Athletic CluO'
In the wrestling match last night be-
tween MatSada Sorakichi, THE Jap,
champion heavy weight, and w. II.
Quinn. champion heavy weight OF the
Pacific coast, the Jap was declared the
Minnnr
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BALLOT REFORM.
PowderIy Says the X. of L. il Weddec
to 1t.

SCRANTON, PA, July 11.--General
Master Workman Powdcrly said to-day
that the knights of Labor will have bal
lot reform bills before nearly every
State Legislature next winter.
He said also that Presidential
electors should be chosen by dis
tricts as that would not shut out
the Republicans or the Democrats Of a
certain State entirely. For instance.
Pennsylvania was bound to elect all Re-
publican electors, and Mississippi all
Democratic ones. He will agitate the
question soon as possible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-12
w., IirelnIa wheat Crop burned.

PoMERoY, o., July IA hot journal on
a steam thresher caused loss by fire OF
$500 worth of machinery and $50 bushels OF
wheat on the West Virginia bottoms OPP
posite here to-day. The thresher belonged
10 Roush Bros. and the wheat to Chatteld
x Wood. of Cincinnati, and Alvin Adams,
Of Mason county. No insurance.
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Ii. 4 o. colorcd Porters in Convention

BALTIMORE, MD, July 1.-THE col
ored porters of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad met in convention here to-day.
The sessions are secret. Delegates arc
presen: from eighteen cities. The CHIEF
business is to improve the beneficial
branch of the association. 1t is given
out that the wages question will not be
heard of in the convention.
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ncnth On Noted I.Ife snrer.

Bo>rON, July lion T. Kitty, the
noted life saver. until recently assistant
draw-tender of the Mt. Washington
avenue bridge, is dead, of heart trouble,
aged 81. During his life he saved 1
persons from drowning. In February,
1859. in saving John Warren, Kitty re-
ceived the injury that caused his death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-12

CIxclxSATI. july ll.-Ai The meeting
Of railroad officials thi, morning nearly
all reported progress The Kentucky
Central men last night demanded an aH-
vance. which the superintendent r'il'-
ed and the men went ont. An lmp'f-
tant meeting Of Of strikers 10 discuss
the situation is being held here io-
nigut
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MILLIONS IN IT.
4 Freight Clearing House to be Establish
ed at Chicago.

CmcACo. July 1.-THE deal has been
completed by which an immense rail
road freight clearing house is 20 be cS-
tabli>hed ou the tract of land south
west of Chicago. owned by President
Stickuey. of the Chicago. -. Paul and
Kansas City road.
By the arrangement of tracksspropoS-
cd any road can exchange freight with
any other road outside of the city limits
and without any unnecessary switching.
The roads which closed the deal by
subscribing for the stock We're the
Chicago. 81. Paul and Kansas City. the
Alton. the Burlington, the Wabash. the
~. Paul. thc Pennsylvania, the Atchi-
son. the Northwestern aud the NiScon-
sin Central 10 is understood the cap
italilltiou was for nearly three million
dollars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-12
BUTTERwORTH woS.
Elected Secretary of the Worlds Fair
Association.

CHICAGO, July 11.-Hon. Benjamin
Butterworth. Member OF Congress from
Ohio, was tonight elected Secretary
of the Worlds Columbian Exposition.
over the Hon. A. f. Stevenson. of
Illinois. ex-First Assistant Postmaster
General. Between the second and third
ballots several short speeches were made
by Mr.. ButtcrworthS friends to refute
the charges that he was antagoniStic TO
organized labor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-12
WALLACE TRUE.
He Announces That He VIII Work for Pat


tison.
HARRIsBURG, July 11.-Beforc leav-
ing for Europe yesterday ex-senator
Wallace had an interview with staff
correspondent Of the Harrisburg Patriot
concerning the prospects of the Demo
cratic State ticket, which that paper
will print tomorrow. The outlook, in
Mr.:Wallace's opinion, is favorable to
the election of the Democratic ticket.
II shall be absent from the country
until the latter part of August or the
first of September" said he, land on
my return will do my part toward the
success Of the ticket. My friends will
not be backward in giving it their sup
mort -"
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No>NnNc Win SILVER.



"A,i.NeroN, D. g., July ll-Mr.
r,.t Iowa. presented the confer
.' f.n.r, ou the silver BILL After il
- .r.- read the question of consider
"a, raised by Mr. Bland, OF Mis-
THE question was put. ''Wil
House proceed to the consideration
'.e conference report?' and it re-
yeas. l06, nays. 80. The Speak
being unable 10 record a quorum. q
tae House was then ordered. On
raj. i9i members-mOrc than quo.
spoudcd Co their names. 10 wa
agreed. ou the suggestion of Mr.
lt. of Georgia, that four hours
should bc allowed tomorrow on
silver Committee report. no which
previous questions should Dee con
as ordered.
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pittsburr salesman in Trouble.

CoLrNRUs. O., July lie. K. CARING,
travelling salesman for Beard Co,
wholesale milliners, of Pittsburg, was ar
rested here to-day, charged with emoez-
cling 500 from the firm.
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r,,,oa,,onaI Demonstration.

SARATOGA. y. Y, July 1.-The Ameri-
can Institute of instruction, in session
here. has passed resolutions fayoring an
educational demonstration at Chicago al
the time of the Columbian Exposition, en-, en-,
dorsing temperance education IN PUBIC
schools and commencing Federal ala 70
education
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HUDKINS CAUGHT.
A Notorious West Virginia Desperate
Caught and Corralled at Last.

Caught and Corralled at Last.
Special Telegram to he Sunday Register.
ELLENBoRo, w. VA, July IA
telegram to Colonel X. ). Blair, re-
ceived last night, conveys news of the
arrest in Nebraska of Thomas Hud-
kins, the Ritchie county tough who it
will be remembered bombardcd an ex-
press train on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad at this place three or four years
ago and severely injured the
conductor and several train
officials. Hudkins escaped at
the time, but the B. & o. officials put
their private detectives and Detective
James K. Mehcn, of ParkerSburg, on
his track. These gentlemen tracked
him all through the far West and Cap
tain Mehen finally caught his man in
Parkersburg about year ago, where he
had secured employment on saw-mill.
Uudkins was delivered up TO the
Ritchie county authorities and
was committed TO jail In
Harrisville. but finally induced two
brotherS-in-law to give bond for his ap-
pearance at court, and he was accord
ingly admitted to bail in the sum OF
81, 900. HudkinS remained around this
place until the very afternoon on which
his case was called for trial at the June
term of court in 1889, but suddenly dis
appeared, leaving the court room after
his name had been called.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-12

BmMrNGnAN. Ala, July I'm ne lai
ward at Il: :f5 p m. today Albert Piero.,
colored. was hanged Tor me murder OF Je.l Jel
Googer He confessed his ElIt anu So
ho ,,7as roa1v f0 die. and smoked cigar
nntii mi the black cap was drawn over bis
face
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The jap. the Winner.

SEATTLE. WAsHN., July lin the
wrestling match last night between
Matsado Sorakichi, the Jap champion
heavy weight, and w. II. Quinn, the
champion heavy weight of the Pacific
Coast. the jap was declared the winner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-12
TEMPORARILY SETTLED.
The L.. Y y. Freight Strike Disposed of
for Time.

LOUISVILLE. July 1l.--At 1880 p. IN. to-
dav articles of agreement between General
Manager Metcalf, of the l.. &; N, and the
striking brakemen and switchmen, by
which the men consent to return to work
Immediately. 1t is provided that General
Manager Metcalf shall thoroughly investi-
gate the demands and complaints made by
the men and at the end of ten days give
them final decision.
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c-e.t cnttnn SEED OIL FIrc.

ATLANTA, Ga, July 1.-THE refinery OF
the Southern Cotton Seed Oil Mills, near
here burned Yesterday. More than two
hundred thousand gallons Of oil were lost
bv the bursting of tanks. Loss 100000.
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p,.lahelnhIn Brewery Burned.

puu,pELPHIA. July 1.-THE brewer!
~ Henry Miller: Beatin * Co, at thirty,
first and Jefferson streets, was ua'is1o si6S o6i
Two 1TIy 'i1 men are reported as badly hurt
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The Cholera D,lnr Ont.

MADRID. July 1.-THE cholera hu.|r
tins from Valencia show q steady d'-
crease in the epidemic. ~ .Gandia 600
Thursday siX new eases and Iyc deaths
were reDortpd
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INSANE or DLAD.

A Terrible Prediction Concerning Deianii
or Archer.
BALTMoBE, July IA director oi
the Maryland peniteutIary said today
that ex-State Treasurer Archer vii Df
insane or dead inside Of thre" months
Archer j, serving term Of hF" years on
a charge Of cmbczzlement. to which Doc
nlnad gnlIty ON Monday -a,i.