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M. Riley, one Of the brightest law:
yers at the Belmont county bar, died
yesterday morning at his home In st.
Clairsyille. He was editor and proprie-
tor ofthe Gdssite for about five years. BE
graduated with high honorS from the
Wash ,.Jeff. College, and was admitted
10 practice law IN Belmont county in
1871. He was Q man with many good
Qualities, held in high esteem BY all
who knew him. He had been sick but
ten days with typhoid.pneumonia, Hia
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HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. 1O.-Resard.
ing the report that there is a large de.
ficiency in the Adjutsnt Generals De-
partment from the last administration.
Adjutant General M'Glelland said to.
night: "This office is in NO manner re.
sponsible for any reports as to o deficit,
There Ia nothing that in any way re-
fleets upon General Hastings, and the
talk l have heard is very annoying to
me.n
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The joint committee appointed to ar.
range for the mass meeting met in the
committee room Immediately after
Council adjourned. Mr.. Hadlich was
made chairman. On motion OF Mr.. Far
rell, the Mayor and President Of the
Second Branch were made members of
the committee. On motion OF Mr..
Marsh, It was decided to hold the meet
ing this evening in the Police Court
room Of the Public Building.
A sub.committee Of Messfs. seabright,
Farrell, Dobblns, Jepson and Kenney
was appointed to make all Arrangements
for the meeting.
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81. LOUIS, Feb. 1O.-Fire was discovered
late last night in the restaurant Of Mrs,
Lizzie McWilllams and extinguiShed,
The furniture and walls were saturated
with oil. Mrs. McWilliamB and Fannie
Smith were arrested and locked up.
Many lives would have been lost had
the plan succeeded, rs the building con
tains hity inmates, several Of whom are
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ment in any way to the proposition that
the Government was TO lay the cable:
The item Of $4,000 for equipments and
arms for naval militia in various States
was challenged by Mr.. Carlisle, and was
explained by Mr.. Hale as applying to
certain States that had organizations for
drilling and training for naval service.
Mr.. Carlisle moved TO strike out Of the
paragraph the word equipment" 80
that Il would read "for arms for naval
militia etc. Mr.. Hale concurred in the
propriety Of the amendment and 1t was
AHYaad IN.
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DETROIT, MIcu., Feb. lO-1t has been
discovered that a picture by Peter
Meets, the old Dutch master, has been
stolen from the Art Museum. 1t is en-.
titled "Interior Of a Gothic Church" ="
The subject was that Of . priest cele-
brating mass. It was painted in 1910 or
thereabouts and was valued at $4,000.
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OTTAWA, osr., Feb. 1O.-Ffom high
authorities it is learned that within q
few days arrests, on account OF treason,
of men now prominent in political
affairs will be made. The evidence ia.
overwhelming and the Government Is
awaiting minor moves before putting
the law in motion. The story Is that
American greenbacks will be freely dis
tributed in the interest OF the reform
party, especially In Quebec. Sir Johns
friends have been told to be on the loo k
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rho strlke aenernl.

PrrrsBUReH, Feb. Dispatches from
the Connellsville coke region report the
strike of coke workers and miners to be
general. All the plants have close d
down and the only employees on duty
are the bumpers and watchmen. Order
prevails at all points and no trouble, for
the present at least, is anticipated. Over
10000 men are idle.
w. j. Raiuey has now all his works
guarded by Pinkerton detectives.
Trouble is expected, as the strikers are
aroused aud may make an attack on
Rainey'H works,
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c.n.r.l shorr,anTII.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. lO.-senator
John Sherman left here to day for New
York upon receiving advices that his
brother, the General, was i'll.
The General to-day is so much i'm.
proved that his physicians have pro-
nounced him out Of danger. Yesterday
his condition was considered critical.
The doctors say 1t will be amonth before
the patient can leave the house. He ia
suffering from erysipelas.
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ROME, Feb. IO-The Marquis Di
Rudini, the new Italian Premier, has is.
sued a circular, addressed to the Italian
Ministers abroad, stating that the pro-
gramme Of the cabinet is pacific and
conservative, and will guarantee security
10 Italy and quiet to Europe.
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CHARLESTON, W. VA, Feb. 10.-oot.
St. clair's Worlds Fair bill introduced
In the Senate today is identical with
that passed by other States, with minor
alterations to suit the existing laws Of
the State. II does not provide for any
appropriation, but Is designed TO carry
ont the ideas Of the Worlds Fair Com
missioner as to the manner in which
State exhibits shall be provided and
conducted.
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Wreck on the 9. V. Road.

sDetial DiDdtcA 10 ne Intcli0eReeT.
MARTNsBURa, W. Va, Feb. 1O.-A
wreck was caused on the Cumberland
Valley railroad this morning By a stone
rolling on the track. The south bound
noon passenger train ran into 1t. The
cow catcher was pulled of the engine
and the express and baggage cars demol.
ished and the steps pulled of the coaches.
No one was hurt.
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Don't delay. Take Kemp's Balsam
the best cough cure. It viii cnre vons
coughs and colds. Il will enSa ySSs sora
throat or a tickling in the throat. Il iii
cure pains in the chest. II VIM csra ~ IN. h.
auenzl sqd bFopchitis and ali disessss ~.
pertaining 70 the lunEs because Il a a
pure bAlsaln. Hold II 70 the light and
see how clear and thick II Is. Yeu viii
see the excellent eject after taxing tha
tirat dose. Large bottles Sos and 8. q
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IN THk HOUSE.
Mr.. Dalroips Gallant Defense of Relter ii
the Barrundia AfIair.

Mi. DAlEelIN Va AsNleE Al
the Barrundia AfIair.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 10.-In the
House to-day, during the general debate,
the BGuundia case was revived by Mr..
Dllzell, Of Pennsylvania, who defended
TIE action OF Commander Rsiter. The
public reprimand administered to Com
mander Reiter by the Secretary OF the
Navy vas, he said, unwartanted and
unjust A naval officer had been de-
graded by a public reprimand without q
court martial. The letter Of the SAcre-
tary was an open, public reprimnnd Of q
naval officer Of heretofore uDquestions-
Bic courage and fidelity to dnty.
II placed stigma to his name and q
blight on his career. It took from him
his dearest possession and from his chill
dren their richest inheritance. To Com
mander Reites's demand for q couIt-
martial came the reply that his demand
showed his ignorance OF naval discip-
line. Gould 1t be that an honorable Off
Ger, who had faithfully served his coun.
try for many years, was to be degraded
and disgraced by the diCtation OF an Of
fetal whose career began yesterday and
might lin the mutations OF politics. end
tomorrow II 1t could be so, 1t was
high time that there should be Eome
LEGISLATION on this subject. The Sec
retary Ihad exceeded his power, and
done wrong that called for re-
dress. For Commander Reiter to
have complied with the rule laid down
by the Secretary Of the Navy, would
have been 10 violate the general practice
among the Spanish American States, and
the well recognized principles OF inter-
national law. He (Mr. DalEell), affirmed
that Guatemala had 0 right to arrest
Barrundia while on board the Acapulco.
Was there, he asked, one law to be fol-
lowed where we faced the flag Of little
Guatemala, and another law to be FOL.
lowed when we faced the lion.of Great
Britain, the lilies Of France, or the
lordly ensign OF imperial Germany
He said, ''nay;" and II the
gentlemen answered him "yea," he
would still insist that an officer Of
America, who recognized the authority
" 90 oI.n tn,,i1 a =, .ni,a;na ~ % S;olsts nm.
Sa.u =. ~ hs 'a hsd ~ inStrnst;ons of snnsrior
authority to violate 1t, and Reiter had
no such instructions. The killing oi
Barruudia could do the American flag
no harm. It never had been the iunc.
on,J .On % Ss 20 10Y, n,otoct ~ Nc cr;minaIs to d"tss,
,no o aSn;n S,rpt;on SsrS ~ ;nat;cs ~ daiy nv
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aons .s"a, "a" .. T. ;ai;sni H iscon. M Tha "ln,s n
se1' sta norin.s VI tns' aan Law 80" not s sIon, ~
;ne ~ ;ha heit0S t0St that INV Il sSmho,;gsS av I
az ~ .oTo.o;"nt, sue t q S rowa,t1I sr nyosner
on0 snS sUS aUaSer nrd1.Ss.;va N reonIe KIT IN IN,
S"ut uS ahu th0, tSyarsh ora ibyS bnnS.sd vsa,s n
1St tLCt snas su.ouS, "ne ,.S stos q, MI Ian,
nnS .:h n SSaS s,nsd ai,,a,s nr % for law orJs
SnJ and ;ns,;Oa ;es ~ s'TSI "a nnIsr:s e - - N'ss
AIT T6osa uss'OS ,sb6s sHpJei 1pep.aJ Si.s,,ca n N,
.onntss, % Tas @ ~ sss rass,,t jran, W tba fs;lnr
SI ~ q TIS;tsa S,.tos S ofvinsr % ~ NAV ths nar
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Tho Cxar Getting Smart.

LoNDoS, Feb. lO.-The Daily Telegraph
to-day Expresses the opinion that the
action Of the Gear in returning the
Guildhall memorial in favor Of the Rus-
sian Jews is themost severe rebuff that
q Lord Mayor of London ever received.
The Telegraph adds that the painful ef.
feet Of It's return will be iorcibly reflected
upon by EnRlishmen. -
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MAYNARD, IA, Feb. 1o.-while a
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
train was descending an incline at a
high rate Of speed, a rail broke and the
whole train was thrown down an en-
bankment, fourteen feet into sand pit
Fire started in the mail car. The in
jured made their escape or were taken
out before the flames reached them
Conductor Smith and Brakeman VIII
llams and fifteen Of the passengers were
iniured.
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Special DlGDalcA % he IIllelIi0eneor.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, Feb. 1o.-The
only order made by the Supreme Court
to-day was in the case OF the Bon Aqua
Improvement Company VS.. the Standard
Fire Insurance Company, Ohio county;
opinion by Holt. The judgment Of tho
Circuit Court was reversed and the case
remAnded for O new trial.
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PARIS, Feb. 1O-The Journal des De
bats to-day says that all France asks of
the Marquis Dl Rudini is to allow France
to live with Italy as France lives with
Austria.
The Soleil is Of the opinion that the
change Of Ministry does not release Italy
from the false political system adopted
under her rulers constraint,
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rrnded FOR . Patent Right.

FRASxFoRr, IND Feb. lO.-James Nc
Cord, a farmer residing near Mansion,
committed suicide yesterday by hang:
Ing, MCCord was slxty-seveu years OF
age, and traded Of his taem for patent
right on o washing machine. The OLD
man brooded over bis troubles.
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KEoKuE, Iowa, Feb. 1O.-The Tri-
State Canning Company's plant was
burned this morning. Loss S85, ,069, well
insnrah.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted 70
record three deeds Of trust and transfers
as follows:
January 10 by the oitlzsn's Building
Association to Eliza Barr, for 81, $50, lot
l6in ]. and O. Ritchie's addition.
February by Jane w. McPhail TO
Nancy Rutherford, for $50, lot 2S in
zane's Orchard addition.
Also an agreement between Martin
Thornton and o. W. FranZheim for the
closing Of Eve windows in Franzheim'e
building, adjoining Thornson's, on Msf-
ket street,
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1he Electric Llght BIN.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. 1O-The
Wheeling electric light bill will probably
come upin the Senate tomorrow. There
is considerable difference Of opinion as
to what its fate will be, but there seems
to be a disposition among its friends to
accept no compromise, their position
being to stand for the bill as reported by
the committee and either win or lose all
Both sides admit that the fight will be
clnae ma II
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sial Dispaieh 70 ne I,ltelligenetr.

Special DIGpdlch % the IRlelIl1enotr.
wAsHISeToS, D. O., Feb. 1O.-West
Virginia pensions: Original = John
Huncoat, Magnolia; Meredith Parsons,
springhil;; W. W. Bowles, Charleston; ;
Henderson Shafer, Fork Of Little Sandy /;
A. L. Burkett, Berkeley Springs; Jacob
Dibolt. Charleston; Augustus B. Ferry,
Powellton; John A. McDermott, Mall
den. Additional-George w. Byner,
Cameron. Increase-L. NJ. Coe, Cottage.
vile; Joseph NJ. Powers, Letart.
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sDtclal DitpdtcA Q " hlit4l9metH.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. l0.-In the
House to-day bills were introduced as
follows:
BY MI. White, Of Ohio, by request,
House billNo. 2Ss, regulating the Circuit
Court docket. BY MI. Brown, Of Mich
olag, No, $50, giving personSWho pasture
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17lssllI VElIlIlll 70 W's 1l7sNWtFlslE'
CHARIEsToS, Feb. 10.-The Kanawha
City Building and Improvement Com
pany was chartered to-day. The princi.
pal Office Is at KauaWha City; capital
$4,000. O. D. Fenhagen and others, OF
Baltimore, are the stockholders,
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sr. LOUIS, Feb. lO.-1n the State
House at Jefferson City yesterday, a res.
olution calling for the appointment OF a
committee to investigate the accounts OF
ex.Treasurer NolAnd was tabled by q
vote Of fh 10 12.
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A report Of the death Of Cora shouliz,
% It appeared In the INTElLlaENcER, has
been interpreted by soms persons as 70.
hecting on Dr. d. Il. Taylor, who was
called to attend the woman. Dr.. Tay.
lor's connection with the case was alto.
eether cIeditable to him. The autopsy
showed that NO such operation as had
been suspected was possible.
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FISDLAY, on1O, Feb. lO.-Last Thurs
day Mis- Emmie Dsmmit, the daughter
Of wealthy farmer eloped with j. L.
Mcolintock and went to ooyingtou,
KY, where they were married. Thsy
returned home Sunday, but her parents
refused to forgive her, and laat night she
committed suicide.
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1O.-The most Rev.
Archbishop Ryan. Of Philadelphia, has
arrived in this city for the purpose Of
attending the funeral OF his brother,
Thomas II. Gleason. His Grace returns
TO Philadelphia Immediately 70 receive
the VOWS Of Miss Drexel.
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Iron Irurnaee sold.

Special Dtpdteh 10 ne Inielt1eReer.
oHARLEsroN, W. Va, Feb. l0.-A. E.
Humphreys today bought from the
Black Band Mining and Manufacturing
Company the Bette iron furnace, locat.
ed at Spring Hill, six miles from this
city, and will move 1t at once to New
Castle, Va, where It will be put into
operation.
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WAsulNaroN, D. O., Feb. lO.-The
first steps toward putting the new ap.
portionment law into operation were
taken to-day by the State Department,
from which a certified copy Of the law
was sent to the Governor Of each State
and territory.
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WIN Hnye q MINORITY To-day.

BolsE Cry, IDAHO, Feb. lO.-The Leg
isIature at noon to-day balloted for q
United States Senator in separate ses'
sion. In the House, Claggstt received
nineteen votes, and In the Senate nine.
In Joint session tomorrow Claggett will
have twenty.eight votes, q majority.
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alartln.Dure,. PablIe BalldIng.

special Dt9pdteh 70 ne lnteNGeteef'
MARTINsBuRe, W. Va, Feb. 10.-Ar.
chitect E. T. Hosey, of Washington, D.
O., arrived in this city to decide on the
location for the Public Building. So
far he has not been able to arrive at q
definite conclusion.
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mill nhnlInnrn LnnnL.

vASpAIIA, I'LL, Feb. lo.-Peter jack
son, the colored pugilist, on his way to
New Orleans, stopped OF in this city.
he SAYS he intends to challenge John l..
Sullivan to mill Tor the championship,
and that the Boston pugtlist must fight
or surrender the belt.
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or Every County in the Forth
coming State Development Edi.
tlon OF the IntellIeencer.
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wAsHrSerox, D. O., Feb. 1O-The
body Of Representative Phelan, Of Ten
nessee, arrived here from New YORK
and has been placed in avault at Oak
Hill cemetery,
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DUBLIN, Feb, lO.-The Irish Time, in
its issue Of date says that the difference
Of opinion existing between Mr.. Glad
stone and Mr.. Parnell Ia 80 great as to
be beyond even the chance Of comprom-
ise or adjustment. -
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want aFonStary Ala,

LoxpOS, The Parnell Leader
ship Committee has Issued q circular
asking the League branches in London
to affiliate and give the committee mon.
etary and other assistance.
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plttsburEh . Western t,tr,ke.

PITTaBuRaH, Feb. lO.-Freight traffic
on the Pittsburgh & Western railroad is
tied up by strikes Of yard men at Pitts
burgh and New Castle. The men struck
for back wages remaining unpaid, and
no freight was moving in the yards last
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Albany, N. Y, Feb. 10.-The Senate
to-day by q vote OF twenty four to two
adopted a resolution requesting the
New York delegation in Congress 70 OPP
pose the free coinage bill.
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Commitments Of Labor Ou4ted.

PIRRRE, S. D., Feb. lO.-The House
psaSod a bill this morning 70 repeal the
law establishiRg q Commissioner Of La
Dor md Statistics.
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CotuMsus, KLs., Feb. 10 -In the par
lor Of the Empire house yeeterday, Louis
s. Holsy, Of Arizona, shot his vile fatally
and immediately shot himself fatally
through the head.
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Serious strll.e sItun,lon.

LONDON, Feb. lO.-The situation in
and about the Albert Docksowingt to the
striker Of dock laborers Is becoming
critical. Open acts Of violence are only
prevented " the! presence Of afSrce'o 'of
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H4aRISnuRe, Pa, Feb. 1O.-The House
to-day pVsed finally the bill to prohibit
mining AMI manufacturing corporations
from carrying on company stores.
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Special Dtuoateh 70 he lRleltgenee.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-Mrs. A. s.
CLARK, viceyW. +. Woodson, has been
appointed postmaster at Academy, P9ca-
hontas county.
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county, was Rtulhl, tcu0lAfly Auu "
right man, and his death is mourned |
& wide circle Of true friends.
rms Grl 0,Gstn.
Tho Regular NIseuns last Evening We
Attondsd-The Business Transacted.
The Stanley lecture did not drav
heavily from among the members {
Council Of either branch, and . quorur
was on hands before s o'clock.
The reading Of the minutes was die
penssd with in the Second Branch, IN,
two saloon licenses were granted.
The report OF the Water Board wa
read and approved, with Jonn Gum
mings, Superintendent George Baird, ir.
Secretary, and Charles v. REILLY anC
Thomas E. Marker, Assessors.
The report Of the Board OF Public
Works was presented, with the state
ment that Charles Schmidt had beer
elected President, Thomas NJ. Darrah
Clerk and John Clark Superintendent
Of Streets. II also stated that the sala
ries OF Thomas N. DArrah and John
Clark had been eQualizsd by taking Sl0C
year from the superintendent and Civ.
ing II to the Clerk. Mr.. Bailey moved
TO refer the report back to the Board
with the recommendation that the cal.
aries remain as they We're last year.
Carried.
The Committee on Fire Department
reported the following appointments OF
firemen, which were confirmed:
The Committee ON Salaries reported
an ordinance providing for the salaries
Of city employees under the control Of
Council ut the figures printed in the IN.
TRLLIGEScER at the time OF the commit.
tees meeting. The ordinance was laid
over, under the rules, on the objection
of Mr.. Bailey.
The Committee on Health reported
number OF smallpox bills amounting to
S3f0.69, which we're referred to the Com.
mittee on Claims.
The Electric Light Commission re-
ported its action at last Saturday nights
meeting instructing the representatives
at Charleston to oppose all amendments
10 the original bill. The report was re.
ceived and filed.
Mr.. Kenney then offered the follow.
ing:
"WHEREAs, There seems to exist mimppre
hension on the part OF some members OF tho
Legislature Us 70 the wishes OF the people Of
wheeling In reference 10 the passage OF the bill
authorizing the ehtabliAhment aud operation by
the city otWheellng OF An electric hight plant
SwHEREAs, The City Council deems It adyisa.
bic to make known, in clear and unmlstakAble
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"wE are coming, Frather Abraham,
100000 more" 10 indoTse the good and
effective qualities 0i DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup in every case Of coughs, colds, etc.
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Ineondlarlos at Work.

Waco, TEX, Feb. ll.-wacO IN in.
tested with incendiaries, endeavorirg TO
rob and burn the city.
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ToRoSro, oxT., Feb. 1O.-Boyd B!os.,
dealers in shoeS, have failed. Liabilities
$4,000.
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funeral will be announced hereafter
Mr.. Riley was well known all over the
county, was q genial, scholarly and up
right man, and his death Is mourned by
a wide circle OF true friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-11

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