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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-01
ApATRlOTIC WORK.

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Cullom. OF lllIuolsi Senator Joseph y. Dolph, a,
Oregon Senator A. 3. Paddock, OF Sobra1s,
Senator Frye, OF Maine; Senator Ca.cy, o. No,,s
Dakota; Senator Justin g. Morrill,, OF Vermont,
Senator Nelson W, Aldrch. Of Rhode Island.
Hon. Thomas II. Dudley, Of New Jsnty; Han
Robert p. Porter, OF Washington Prot. ], Il,
Dodge. OF the Agricultural Department q, Wash,
ingtoni Commodore ", II. 7. Hughes, liz,
Z. A. lartshotu, Of New York Courres,,,,
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cas-; DR.. +. +. Miller Of New York; Hon. Geo, Dr,,
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Wm. Lawrence, OF Ohio lion. D, G. Hartman. O,
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Persons subject to muscular rheuma.
tism have good reason for drcading the
cold weather OF the winter months.
They will find much relief, however, ii
not Il permanent cure by applying
Chambcrlain's Pain Balm. 1t prompt
" relieves the pain and in MANY cases
has effected permanent cures. For sale
by r. Goethe, WV, Irwin, John Klari,
c. Schnepf, G. Menkemiller, w. S. Nc
Culloush, NJ. W. Heinrich, W. L. Will
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port. Ohio. B. I. Peabody, Benwood,
W. Va. DIV
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov 30.-A PEN
sacola special Gays: As west bound
freight train approached Escambia
bridge on the Pensacola & Atlantic
railroad, the tracks sunk several inches
in u "fill" causing truck about mid
way OF the train TO jump the track.
The train was ut full speed, and as it
reached the trestle leading to the
bridge coupling broke and four cars
and II caboose were precipitatcd in the
water. NJ. I. OBrien, boiler maker OF
this city, was killed by tho fall, and
Conductor Pond and three trainmcn
went down with the train, but escaped
without serious injury.
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Husbands 100 often permit wives, and
parents their children, TO suffer from
headache, dizziness, neuralgia, slcepess.
ness, fits, nervousness, when by the use
OF DR.. Miles Restorative Nervine such
serious results could easily be prevented.
Druggists everywhere say it gives univer-
sal satisfaction, and has an immense sale.
Woodwork Il Co., OF Fort Wayne, Ind;
Snow & Co., OF Syracuse, \. Y; J. G.
Wolf, lillslalc, Mich, and hundreds OF
others say ut is the greatest seller they
over knew" 1t contains no opiates.
Trial bottles and tine book on Nervous
Diseases free ut the Logan Drug Co.'s. 8
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ELECTORAL VOTES
or States In 1853 8, and What They VIII bs
In 1892.

In 1892.
For purposes OF comparison in the
fight thu. will be oil next year the iol-
lowing table lis commended 10 AIcssrs.
Facts anG Figures. 1t gives the cleo
toral votes by States in 1855 aud tho
votes they will have under the new ap-
portionmcnrSin 1892. The stars used
indicate the states that we're territories
ut the time oitthe last national election:
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 3d. "a disas-
trous fro has occurred at Morristown.
Three large business houses were burn
cd aud aliftA crushed by falling wall.
Loss S55,000T insured for $4,000. The
tiro was caused by tho pipc OF tramp
printer in q newspaper office, where it
originated.
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should be used by the young woman,
she who suffers from any disorder pc.
cuiar TO har sex, and at change OF liicis
powerful tonic; benefits all who use it.
Sold at wholesale and retail by Logan
Drug Co. and all druggists. p&W.
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NEW York, Nov. S0.-Fourteen labor
ers arrived III this city yesterday on the
steamship Rhincland under contract to
work in tho Pennsylvania and Ohio
mines. They will probably be sen:
back.
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SYMrTolS-Siolstutc; intense itchiug and
singing; most ut uight; worse by scnlching
II allowed 10 continue ,uulors form, which OF.
ten bleed md ulceratc, becoming very sore
SwAySE's OlSr,iENT stops the Itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation and In mos. cases removes
tho tumors, At druggists or by mail for " cents
Or. Swuyno & Sou PGindelph,a ~ taE
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"lIoy 10 Cure An san DI,nyo,.,

Simply apply "SwAYSE's OiSrMESr." No In.
tcrnal medicine required. Cures ,eltey. eczema,
Itch nll eruptons on tho face hands, nose &c.
great healing md curative powers arc possessed
by no other remedy. Ask your druggists foc
SwAYSEs OINTMENT TThsiw
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l.. l.. GoRSuCIT, NJ. D.,
nTon Of, S,,,,,,,;t ,1.,.

A young man who is given the nit
ten by his girl generally considers it Il
slcight OF hand periormancc.-LoreH
Courier.
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THERE is nothing like DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil TO quickly cure Il cold or
relieve hoargcness. Written by Mrs
NJ. j. Fellows, Burr Oak, st. Joseph
county, Mich. nkw
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The parting words OF your barber are
generally, (which side, please" Non.
Eer's .St0hsMlaM.
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Ny customers have been using Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy for several
years and will have no other kind. The
reason is, because it can always be de.
pended upon, is quick in its actions and
perfectly safe.-DR. Il. J.. ST. Jouy,
Rowland, Mo. DIV
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A MAN who has practiced medicine
Tor forty years ought to know salt from
sugar; read what he SAYS;

TOLEDO, o., Jan, 10, 1887.
AIessrs. +. j. Cheney & Co.-Gentle.
men:-l have been in the general prac-
tice OF medicine for most forty years,
and would say that in all my practice
and experience have never seen prep
aration that | could prescribe with us
much confidence OF success rs l can
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured BY
you. Have prescribed it q great many
times and Its effect is wonderful, and
would say in conclusion that l have yet
to find case OF Catarrh that it would
not cure, ii they would take itaccording
to directions. Yours truly,
L. l.. GoRsucII, NJ D.,
Office, ol5 Summit street.
We will give 800 for any case OF ca
tarrh that can not be cured with Halls
Catarrh Cure. Taken internally.
F. ]. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo, 0.
BeH Sold by druggists, 75c.
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When baby was sicl;, we gave her Casto,la-
When she was Child, she cried for Castorla.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoris.
When she had Children, she gave them Cas.oria
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No moose is good news, said tho con.
demncd criminal when hc learned OF
his repriove.-Eimird Gd;e!ie. e.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-16
CAMPBBLL RHNoMINATED.
Great Enthusiasm over His Name At
The Ohio Dsmoolstic Convention.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July l5.-1n the
Democratic state convention today the.
platform As reported by the majority com
mittee was adopted by scclams'ion. The
nomination Of Governor was next in order,
aud ex Congressman Follett Of Cincinnati
placed in nomination Lawrence 1. Neal OF
Boss county S. d. Dodge Of Cleveland
nominated Virgil Z. Kline Of Cuyshogs
county.
There was a deafening cheer Of applause
when Gen. Michael Ryan OF Cincinnati,
arose to nominate Campbell. Hats were
flung in the air. handkerchief waved and
umbrellas swung. After Hon. John A.
Richie, Lucas county, seconded camp
bells nomination, A. X. Bolin, PickAwsy
county, seconded Meals nomination. and
the roll was ordered called. When the re-
suit was announced showing Campbelis .
pamination, there was . repetition of the
wild scenes of enthusiasm. The official
vote was: Campbell. sos 7.l6; Neal,
l34 9-l6; Kline, So; Congressman John
son, vote.
"On behalf Of Cuyahoga county" said
Dodge, leader Of the Kline men, II move
we make the nomination of Campbell uuan-
imous." Applause. The motion was
declared carried, although the Milton
county men voted mo" in chorus. Hon.
w. V. Marquis. the present incumbent,
was renominated by scclsmstion for lieu
teutsDt governor
Gov. Campbell appeared and there WAS
another outburst Of enthusiasm. Gov.
Campbell spoke. For auditor OF state,
Hon. L. Il. Peckinbsugh Of Wayne was
nominated by reclamation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-16
PIRE Az BELFAST.
Clothing Mauufaotu,y Damaged to
Ex ,snt OF $1,000.

| Especial to the kENNEBEC JOURNAL.
BELFAST. J9ly l5.-The clothing manu-
factory Of Henry o. Dodge, near The depot
took Are this morning, but little damage
WAS done by the fire, though the machinery
and stock were damaged considerable by
smoke snd water. Mr.. Dodge estimates
his loss on the building and contents a.
about $1,000; partially insured. Mr.. Dodge
and wife, who live over the factory, were
absent on the Rockland excursion at the
time OF the fire.
Sehooner A. Richardson, Pattershall
arrived here this morning from New York
with cosl for the Belfast Gas Works
schooner Paul Seavey, Kimbsll, arrived
from New York with coal for Swan, sib-
ley Co.
Mathews Bros OF this city have juft
closed contract for the doors, sash, win
low and door frames and blinds for the
elegant summer residence to be built at
once at Castine for Edward Morey, Esq,
of Boston.
The Belfast yacht fleet has lately had an
addition, the steam yacht Gulnevere, owned
by A. A. Grneschner, Esq of Wstertown,
Mass. The boat is 81 feet long. IL feet
beam, and on reca ant trip steamed knots.
She is kept here for use CT the owner and
bis friends when ia this vicinity.
Mrs Emma Brier while on the excnpsion
to Rocklaud. yesterday, was attacked by =
pc eculisr and severe thtost diff Guilty, and is
nov dangerously i'll.
Two men handling csrboy Of q acid in
car few days ago, dropped and broke 1t.
The hsggsgemsster in gett'rg the other
goods out of the way Of the acid had his
clothing and boots quite badly damaged.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-16
she I6 DEAD.
Mrs. Land,y OF Gardiner. Shot by
vsohou, Passes Away.

Special to the KtSsEsEc JOURNAL
GARDisBK, July l5-The last act IN the
Landry V schou tragedy was completed this
morning in the death at Is O'Clock OF
Mrs. Nora Isndry the victim Of the insane
and murderous assault of Thomas Vscbon.
All day yesterday she lay upon her bed in
an Intense fever which gave but little
chance of her recovery. She did not lose
CO. sciousness during the day but with the
| ctufix In her hands prayed without cesslt g
| ihss she might be allowed to live until she
might see her husband once when
| she would willingly die. But she
was to be denied the privilege. At
| .ight o'clock she seemed to lose conscious
ness, and continued in that state during the
evening and night, and until the time of
| her death. Several times during the night
| she made efforts 10 speak, but the moving
| lips uttered no sound that could be under
| stood. Relatives from Fairfield and this
city were with her the entire night, and
did all possible for the dying woman. The
remains were Immediately handed over to
Undertaken Preble. who placed them in
neat casket to await the arrival OF the hus'
band.
A sad feature of the affair Ia the leaving,
muiheriese. Of the two little children,
daughter / year- old and son nine years
old IL is very likely that Mrs. Lsndrys
SISTERS will look out for them should the
fsther be willing George Landry, the
hu. band Of the murdered woman. reached
h .re at 4 O'Clock this afternoon, having re-
,eived the telegram giving knosledse OF
The bloody sff .ir while at the Forks of the
Kennebec. He drove 80 miles to TIE rail-
ROAD station st Skowhegsn oniy to
q ID that he had missed the morning
train by three minutes On arriving
here he went to the room where the inani-
mate form of his wife lay, aud fell at the
90 of the casket in a psrt 1ysm Of grief
which sec emed more than he could bear. IL
was hesrtreDdipg to hear the bitter sobs As
itey broke from the mans bps. Shortly
,ltprward he became cs'mRr, and when the
JouRsAL representative requested an inter
view il WIS granted. The man hsd no
t,atsment to make IN explanation OF the
assir, ether than the man did it for re-
yenve. lie told Of several occasions when
words had passed between himself and
Vschon and stated that the best
Of feeling did not xist between them. He
womb never admit that his wife had lived
Al, thiug but pure life as he believed her
tue wife IN every sense of the word.
People where she had worked speak highly
of her, and the belief is gaioing ground that
the deed WAS committd out of pure re-
vengc The friends Of Vachon received q
telegram from bis father yesterday fore
noon r.quesGog ,hst the body be buried
here, aid the funeral will probably be held
from the residence of bi, sister, Mrs.
LSsuan, tbi. afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-16
LIoHTNIHoe FRANKS
Ia q GaIcinsr House VIII Cost the
Owner Alb ,ut $500.

Special to the KEssEBEc JOURNAL.
GARDINER, July l5.-This afternoon be-
tween the hours Of two and six heavy
storm hung over the city and was accom-
pani d by thur der snd lightning and hesvy
rain fall. Asa few minutes before Ave
o'clock = sharp flash Of lightning accom-
startled the people. The bolt struck the
house of Uriah Morrison on Central street
and in the space of few seconds did st
least $500 worth Of damage. The lightning
struck AID demolished the chimney, ran
down the siGe Of the roof and the
building and fairly tore the clspboards snd
boards from the walls of the rooms leaving
them completely open 10 the weather. 1t
then entered the house and tore the plat
sering of from four of the rooms and
sm sshsd the cupboards in the kitchen. At
the time the bolt struck. Carrie, one of
the eldest daughters. was building fre iu
the stove. Luckily she escaped injury.
Miss Carrie Morrison, who was q. the
stove, says the bolt entered rs ball OF
6re about foot in diameter.
Among the singular freaks which il was the
unsoldering Of the bottom of milk can
and the picAing up of an srmful Of wood in
the kitchen closet and its distribution oo
the iloor Of another room adjoining. The
clapbosrds and bricks we're thrown In all
directions fully thirty feet from the build
ing. Mrs Burns, a neighbour, was pros
trsted on the floor Of her house by the
shock, ADD Joe Esmond, who WAS passing
at the time, WAS also badly shaken up.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-16
FIRE At sHAWMUT.
The Pulp llll Totally Destroyed BY Fin
wednesday.
Loss Amounts to $3.50. 600; 1usussd
ior about Hali thst Amount.
fspecia! to the KxsskBko JOURNAL. ]

Especial to the KEnsKBEo JouKsAL.l
FA,RrIkLp, July l5.--The great mill Of
the Saawmus Fibre Company, located d
Shawmut, or Somerset Mills, in this town
took fire at about noon today. in conse-
qusncs of hot box in the chipping room
| i. is said, and the flames spread with great
rspidity. as there were no adequate facili.
ties at haud for extinguishing fire. The
steamer which belongs here was ai
the Bangor muster, and word was
sent to Waterville for assistance. The
alarm was promptly given there, aud al
thirteen minutes before one the steamer
had been loaded and \ start made. The
run was accomplished to Shawmut in leu
minutes. Meanwhile the fibre mill was in
q Ames throughout, and burning furiously,
while large number Of people were upon
the roof Of the big lumber mill close by.
wettiug the roof with pals. They
had become pretty well exhausted when .
shower came to their assistance, aud when
the steamer arrived from Waterviile with =
full crew, she rendered valuable assistance
in this dire ection.
The mill was owned by the Shawmut
Fibre Company, the controlling interes.
being held by Z. j. Lawrence and
the Nswhall heirs, the balance being
with parties in Boston and else
where. The property cost about $3.50
600, and was insured for half that
amount. perhsps more. Forty to so hands
were employed, and it is not probable that
the mill will be rebuilt. as it has not been
very paying piece Of property.
Ii is very fortunate that the elements
were 80 favorable, othersis the lumber
mill, which 10 one Of the best in the State,
and much other property. would IN all
probability have been reduced to ashes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-16
Ar LEWISTON
Ia. Lishtoi1s Seemed to Favor Lew
istor aud Anbutn.

LEWISTON, July l5 - Ths Lewiston
J ,urnsl Gays: At IS it was learned that
III, Lightning struck the weather vane on
the J L. Lord barn on College street. Lew
lston, carrying it away. 1t also tore up
about two feet OF the ridgepole. Tne
lightning struck shed at the rear OF
Msnsfielis millinery store on Lisbon street
and made hole in the roof about three
feet across 1t struck = Mr.. Wskefeld's
shed st New Auburn and did sligh. damage.
A derrick on Lisbon street WAS struck by
the lightning and considerably damaged.
The lightning struck house on Wood
street., Lewiston, occupied by Merrill
family and ret it anre. 1t WAS put out.
A man named Cssson on the Webster
road WAS struck by lightning aud had his
shoes torn off and clothing damaged. He
will recover.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-16
1alIroaos 4 Steamboats,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject June
2sth, 1891.

GOING WEsT-s5 A. N. for L. siston
Focslsnd Portlasd Boston and Montreal. 10
~ for HalloueH. Garsiser and south Gardiler
. is A. NJ for Lewiston. Farmin gtsn, Kockia nd
portland, i0.Z2 A. NJ express for ifaiIoweil, Gar
4tuss Braus siek, Portland ard Boston connect
tng i4r White Mountains and quebec - r. n
ior HAliovelj Gardiner and soath Gardiner. Al.
r " tor BrsBssrk. Bath, kockiaud. Portland
no.fan 40. fexpreszl Portland and Boston and
usntresl. 4 % T.. N. for HailoEeE, Gardiner and
gouth tyardinrr. ii.61 T.. NJ fnigb; Putnam fol
l.. .st.ton. Bath, Portland and Boston
GOING. EAsT-zio A. NJ might expressl for
Hkoubegas. Bsifast. Bangor. Bar Harbor, 5t
Stsuh. ns 81. John aad Aroostook County, Is A,
N ior " WaterVillo. and skowhegan: ~ r. N. eE
baDeoF Bar Hartor and st. J0aa. as r NJ. for
Waieryille Sko Ehe<an, Belfast. Dover and Fox
croft Bangor st. Stepasns. st. John and AiOos-
foos county. and st % r. VI. for atsryilIe and
B4nept At u A M.
m, Sight PBiIman 1rains run each way every
nizht, suDdays included. but not to skowhsgxn
on Monday morning., Or 90 Ballast, DeHtsr, or
t.ySnd BangOrr ENeepiisg 70 BAr bafbor on oun
day morning..
fhs day fxprcss tFsin- going West at iO.22 A
A and Fast 81 20 T.. " run daily, Sundays In.
riadrd. bcfxpeu Boston. Lewiston, Bath. Rock
and Bar Harbof asd 81 John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Augusta
D. ave- Soalh Bardinss. = A. M; X % and "a
r " Gardiner, sA A. ~ 100 and AS p. N
HsHascil. 90 A N, !. and s-se T. N
through tirkfts to California and all points
sonth and weet may BE- had Of y. H. Walker.
ticket az. at, Augusta. tan only Odies in Augusta
.sjifng ia alt routes and ohscsibg baggage free OF
fEp"hs"
FAYEDT II GkkR, Vice Pres. 4 GcB'i Manager.
~ BpOGHBY. GfB' Pass and Ticket Ag't.
Portland. June IS, 1901.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-16
TWO sroaMs MET:


NEWPORT, July 1.-Two stofms met
over this village At noou aod caused the
most Destructive electrical storm ever
known here. Tho storm continued tor
four hours. The residence OF Fr-smsn
Cutting, half mile southwest Of this vtA'
lsge, vas struck by lightning. The ioss IL
nearly total; snsurancs, $1,000.
TIE residence Of Il o. Jenks, Manager ot
the Republican Press Association, Concord.
haif = mile northwest OF this village wss
also struck and the loss is total insurance
$1,000 The residence Of Mrs. j. II. Hun
Ton vf this village was struck, but little
damage done. The tightening also struok
several trees in the village. George u,
Patnsm's barn At North Newport wss
burned with contents insurance. $500 DR..
Qasosenbos Of Columbia College. New
York. lost \ barn, situsted on Sunapes
Lake. Rumors report three other hres
the rain fell In torrents, badly washing tins
high ways and gardens, and damaging large
quantities Of hay,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-16

Di,sutoIs Con slider Msttsrs OF Iatsrsst
to Our Bars Bail Ctapks.

Bosrop, July Is There was meeting
OF the executive committee OF the New
England Bsse Ball League At the fremont
House tonight. L. }. McArdle Of Dover,
N. H., made such q favorable stagement OF
the base ball prospects Of that city that tho
committee decided to give DQer the first
consideration in case there is = vacancy In
the league. 1t was voted tina. The home
club should pay the umpire for each
game. In case any club should
not Iiquidate its indebtedness to the League
by July 20, a certain portion Of the receip .
Of each home game is TO be laid aside until
the Indebtedness 10 paid. William Mullen''
was released ~ umpire and 7. j. Cray.
West Quincy, appointed in his place. II
was voied to indefinitely postpone the pro
tested games.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-16
VALUABLE HORSES
In Peril from Ligbtpiog which De-
.stroys DhvlDs Fatk Stables.

PoueHKEErsIg, N. Y Jaly l5.--puripg
a thunder storm this afternoon the old
stables and sheds at the Hudson River
Driving Park were struck by ligbtniog and
burned The stables were Allied with yslu'
able horses. All were saved unipjured. sx
cept Frank Howelfs Dixie, which ws'
badly parAlyzed and probably ruioed foi
life. The animal cost $500. Besides ihc
stables q large amount Of other property
harness, wagons, etc. was burned. The
loss Of Mr.. Ruppit ard Mr.. Harrington II
Put at 425 900; insured for SIS 900.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-16
Yachts In Boothb.y Harbor.

BooTHBAr HAKBoR, July 15.-Steam
Yacht Lucille of New York. George W.
Vanderbilt, owner and party of guests ar
rived today from Bristol. r. l., bound fol
Bar Hrrbor. Also the steam Jacht juno,
Capt A. NJ. Houshton, owner, and guests
from Bath, cruising; schooner yacht Uns
Of ,.tcn from Portland, cruising eastward
4. X. Hsines osner, With guests to DIN the
Yacht here; sloop yacht VAlhAliA Of the
Corinthian yacht club, Marbiehead. for
Portland, A G. VanAnstand and : party
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-16
UNKNOWN MAN
rouud Dsad.-Thought to have Hsla
tivss at Lewiston, Me

BnIpsEroRr. c., July 15.-Trainmen
on 3 train on the Housatonic road, leaving
this city early this morning. discovered the
dead body Of = man lying near the track
under tree few miles distant from this
city lie was shot through his heart. A
revolver lay beside him, showing 1t was
suicide. Letters found on the body showed
the name Of the dead man to be ii. Tuber.
Nothing as tn his residence Was learned
He is about 80 years Of age, and was plain
iy dressed in black clothes. He was seen
at the depot, Long Hill, last night. A lette
found on the body vas addressed TO Adolpb
Tuber, Lewiston, Maine. The authorlie'
have charge Of the body.