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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-03-20

CAPoN SPRIrGs, March 14th -
March with lis clustering, elect,
snow and ran is upon "a, and, ma
ny who can brave a winters storm
are more or less affected by it's
piercing winds which are so trying
TO the constitution.
The closing exercises of Willow
CT APPEL School, one mile from here,
taught by Miss Belle Garvin, or,
the "Last day" as it is invariably
dubbed III this vicinity, occurred
on the 9th inst. The school house
was crowded TO its utmost capacity,
though the day was not propftious
TO games al fresco-still slap the
rabbit was played with vim and
the beautiful snow came down on
the heads of bevies OF bright boys
and girls. Cspon Springs Band
was IN attendance and discoureed
sweet music at intervals.
Miss Garvin conducted the school
in the most creditabIe manner
her duties were arduous as there
are over 60 pupils enrolled-and
why there is never an assistant
teacher is a query TO many minds ?
ar. Wade, the Lutheran pastor,
was prevented by high waters from
fulfilling his appointment here.
The many friends of Mfr. Wheat
are auxiously looking for lis re-
turn from ConIerence-so pro-
found and persuasive are his ser.
mons that we deyoutly wish be did
not belong to the itinerancy-that
he was a fixture amongst Us.
PARTHENoPE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-03-20
toNsUMPTiON CURED.

An cid physician, retired f,om practice.
ha7iug bad placed in his hands by on East
India missionary the formula Of a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma.
oeo, cure Of Consumption Bronchitis. Ca.
tsrrb. Asthma and all Throat and Lung
AGsriions, also positivo srd radical cure
Gor nervous Debility and ali nervous com
ni,ints. after having tested its wonderful
rnretive covers in thousands Of cases, hiss
Csit n bis duty 70 make itkDown TO his suf.
fs,lno fellows, Actusted by this motive and
FeSye 10 relieve human sufeficg, will
son5 free Of charge, 10 all who desire it THE
,sc;ye in Gei msu Freuch or English, with
fuiI sirsetious foe preparing and nsJng Sent
hr mail BY 81 DIRE ising with stamp naming
his papers W, A. Noyrs, $40 Powers
block Roche ter y \.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-03-20
DIED.

On the 9Th inst 10 Keyser, little Myrtle
The two year old child Of ST.. Thomas aud
Garry Athey.
on Sunday iast At The residence OF lie
gr sndfather, Mr Jacob Shack 10 this vicin.
ity, Anna Rachael, yoUnges child Mr. AL
Der Ensey Another bud trausblanted in
the gordon Of Him who losncd II to erIth for
few short months. f'Sufsr title children
10 come unto me- are blessed words.
Mra. Lucinda, wife Ct Joseph McCarty
aged TO years. died OF pneumonia AZ her res .
idence 10 Winchester on The 7th inst. The
deceased was sincere christian, a devoted
vic. kind neighbOr and stesdfast friend.
The funeral took place from Braddock ST.
Methodist Church South, on Monday aftsrs
noon, Of which church he was a member for
many years Rev. Dr.. Thomas Carson
preached the funeral sermon Winchester
News.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-03-20
SPREADING FOR LEAGUES AROUND

SPREADING FOR LEAGUES AROUND
The marshy, overfowed lands, sunken lots
and hrlf submerged river banks, whied give
them birth, the seeds of msiaria impreenn,e
the air, and are inhsled at every breath by
thousands unprovided with any adeq uate
safeguard against the baneful influence.
Yet such exist-poteut alike Z, remedy or to
prevent, pure In its constituents, and the pro-
fessionally recognized substitute for the
hateful dtug, quinine It's name is aoe,et.
ieI's Stomach Bitters. a family specific aud
safeguard. foremost not only nm an an;idofe
10 malaria, but also as q means of pcrms
nen'ly removing dyspepsia, end relieving
constipation, liver complaint, rheu ma tisrn.
kidney and bladder ailments, and nervous
ness Among invigorants il takes The first
place, and Is also superb appetizer. Use il
systematically.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-03-20
KEYsER NORMAL School.
THIRD ANNUAL SESSION CcMMENcE,
JUNE 8, 1891, AND CONTINUES
FIVE WEEKS.

An excellent chance for teachers
and pupils 10 advscce. Glasses will
be formed in Language, Science
Mathematics. ID. K. Bookkeeping
Painting, Drawing. and Music. In !.
structors will have charge who have
made teaching profession. Gene
and bring yoar friends along. We
Will make it profitable Ter you. Al.
ready we ha-o large number en-
rolled. Delightful place for study.
Pleasant associates. Expense mod
crate. Board n he obtain, for .ny
one in private families. Write the
undersigned for full particulars.
@. Z. MARfIN, Il. NJ. COLLINS,
Keyser, w. Va. Piedmont, W. Va
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-03-20
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET !
ThuFsdaV, March n !agI

BALTINORe CATTLE MARKET I
Thursday March Ia, 1891.
lCattle are sold At these Hgures live weight.
Dogs are sold at net weight, flat is 90 per
cent lgenerally) of from live weight
Sheep are sold gross, that islive weight
or nothing OF.
AT CALVERTON YARDS.
Prices Of Beef Cattle this week ranged a.
follows: Best Beeves NJ 500 a IS %, that
generally rsbd first quality, 50, a 81, rs.
medium or good fair qu4lity sos 81 az,
and oIdinaty thin Steers, Oxen and Cows
2 90 50 10 per 100 ID.
or the Cattle received 3O6 Read came from
Maryland 233 from Virgins, from Illinois
aud 7l3 from Pennsylvania. 40 from Ohio,
and 20 from New York. Toisl receipts for
tne week 1893 head against 773 last
week, and Cos head same time last year
or the offerings today COL mead wers taken
By Baltimore butchtr By country
dealers, and Al by Eastern buyers. Total
sales fer the week 04l head against 754
last week. and cas- bead sane week last
year.
SuEEP AND LAMBS. -Thsrs has been fair
supply Of Sheep and Lambs on the market
this week, with fairiy good dsmspd 70.
ported 10 all tbs yards The quality was
fair We quots The range tor butcher Sheep
at 4a6 cents, with few extra az 81 Genus
per 10 gross. Lambs 54a6l cents per 10
gross. The receipts OF sheep and Lambs
this week numbered 1889 head.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-03-20
Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so we'll kuc W
and so popular as to need mo special men
ton. All who have used Electric Bitters sino
he same song Of praise.-A purer medicineI
does not exist and IL il guaranteed TO do al
hat IL claimed. Electric Bi,ters will cprs
all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys. will
remove PimPles. Boils. Salt Rheum and 9th.
er affections caused by impure blood. iii
drive Malaria from ,he 81 stem and proven
as well as cure all Malaiml fevers For cure
oil Headache. Constipation aud Indiees:io
try Electric Bitters-Eniire satisfaction quar-
a6teed or money refunded Price so ceu,s
sample bottles free at Williamson Oilers
Drug Store.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-03-20
Two PAPEEs A WEEK FuR A DOL
LAR A YEAR

The Twice s-W eek edition of the ST.
Louis REuUBLic is at once the best and the
cheapest news Journal in the world. Is Is a
big seven.column paper, containing six to
Ell sht pages each issue or Ia to l6 every
week, and Is mailed every Tuesday and FRI
day. It's Readers get she news Of the day
almost as promptly and fully as the readers
OF a daily and half @ week ahead OF any
weekly in eveey state in the Union. Yet the
price is ONLY ONE DOLLAR a YEAR,
Special Missouri, Hltnvis and Texas editions
are printed sod Q general edilioc for other
States contains nothing but detsiis Of impor.
tant events OF interest every where. THs Rs .
PUEBLO Is the leading Democratic paper of the
country, aggressive, bu &C the same time
liberal, aud the only thoroug hly national
Journal Id the whole county, Remember
the price IL only ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
sample copies, also an illustrated Premium
Catalogue, sent on application. Address
THs RsPUgLIe, st. louis Mo.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-03-20
Is Consumption IncurabIeY

Read the following; Mr.. @. II. Morris
OF New Ark, says; twas down with Alb
scees Of Lugs, and friends and 2hysiciaos
PRONOUNCED me an Incarable consum piive
Began taking DR.. Kings New discovery for
ConeomPtionJ am now on my third bottle
and able TO oversee the work on my farm
IL is the finest medicine ever made
Jesse Aiddlewart, Decatur, Ohio. says -
Bad n not been for DR.. Kings New De.
coVery for Consumption I would have di ed
OF Lung Troubles. Was given up by doc.
tors. Am now In best Of health" Try H.
apd 81 per bottle ~ Williamson 3 OILERS
drug Store,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-03-20
County News.

AUGUSTA, March 9th.-The ia
grippe is still lingering in tbis
community; there is a great deal
of sickness here at present; Mrs.
Il M. Wolford is very in from
heart trouble; Leslie, con OF Mr.
Q. B. Mcdonald. who has been
confined 10 his red fer the last
three months with q complication
OF diseases seems to be improving.
A great many of tie schools are
now closed for this year.
The Alliance Band was called
out last Saturday to furnish music
for the Texas Sun1a7 school. which
was holding its annual celebration
then.
There was very quiet wedding
here last Tuesday-Mr. l.. III.
Wolford to Mics Virginia ID. Mi.
chael.
Mr.. George w. Cupp, who has
been at work at Cumberland for
some time, is here visiting friends
and relatives. lie will return in q
few days.
Rev g. O.. Homan preached his
farey ell sermon at this place Sun.
day q week ago. REX. JR.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-03-20
TREMENDOUS cur
FEdRFUL S.ACRIFICE.

Tie winter bids fair to bea mil II
01-, aud in order not TO be caugh
aus.D We will comm'nce operations
csry 90 unload our great stock OF
iad0es .org and medium length WrapF'
We mention az follows some telling
bargains.
a .a Quality long newmarket,
that Hl bought 10 be sold at $40. will
DOW aac.0 or give ont for $40
a medium 'cugth far trimmed gar
meut ,ha nrucrly sold for Sl2. 90
no" cIsrcl S.. Also the best line
OF coueo. cs IN shori Jackets We
lave ever shown. Big stock OF Far
Cares BJss snd Mufi-. When you
CON. 90 9cu look them over.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-03-20
HAVE You ASTHMA?

You can Nv SchiHman's Asthma Cure frs
ef charge. Never fails to give instant relic
10 worst cases. his method of advertising is
Dy giving IL away. Postage two cents
Na%e me south Branch lutelligcncer aud.
send your address for free trial PACKAGE N
DIR. X. Schitfmau.St 81. Paul, MINI.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-03-20

!. The Best Salve 10 the world for cuts
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, FeveI
Soresy Tetter. Chapped Bsnds, Chiiblsins,
Cotns. snd all Skin Eruptions. and pos,iyely
cures Files or no pay required. II Is guar
snteet to give perfect s,tisfaction, o, none y
refunded. Price Is cents per box. For sal Z
by Williamson d Dil.er.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-03-20
Private Sale.

For sale privately 8 good. large,
work Horses suitable either for
farming or hauling bark. Will sell
on terms to sui: purchaser with
good security.
Jos. A. PANCAKE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-03-20
j % SHEPHERD,
ils BALTIMORE ST.
OnpcsiteyDaily News.
CUMBERLAND. ND

An Attractive .war
Combined uOrfkftI AtA.1 :. .asS,oKr
and uEWDtAN DL ~ assg ,sS,s
af...Isinv BROW rs AttON .s.i 80
f.H boost Toni. zivon away ~ Dluh
general stores. Apply ~ "h'o'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-03-20

SfRiNGF,ELD. March CDR.
Finley preached here Sunday mUvns
ing, for the fret time for several
months. His many friends are ve.
~ much gratified bv hio recent de-
cisioL to remain upon his old charge
instead of going into the evangel-
istic work.
Mr.. Thomas Kuykendall, of b.
sic City, was in town last week up
on real estate business.
Meesrs. William and Solomon
Simpson expect to visit Basic City
and Charlottesville this week.
Mrs. VIM. Montgomery, of ROM
ney, is in town.
Mrs. g. w. Cheshire, of Pied
mont, is visiting her parents here.
Mr.. Definbaugh of Oakland Md,
is the guest of his sister, Mr.. Jas.
Martin.
Mi Eta Washington is max.
il G her home at FernDa.e for the
present.
The Parker and Taylor schools
closed their terms last Tuesday.
Dir. Ii. l.. Mercer, who taught at
Taylor's. expects to return to his
home at Falrmont, W. Va, in a
few days.
Our Parsonage is being put in
good shape for our new preacher,
whose name we are anxiously a
waiting 10 hear.
Mr.. Robert Cheney, aged Y
years. died at hi old home on Mid
die Ridge Sunday night, after ma.
ny years Of feebleness and suffer-
ing. He was good man and was
highly respected by all who knew
him.
Old Mr.. John Smith is very i'll
and will not re cover, ii is thought.
GUESS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-03-20
lnMemory ores. shanholtz er

Ny heart Is SAD At tbs loss 81 MY boy.
Though know he has gone 10 HE God
"tere be csS rsrtske Of the heavenly joy
Though his body lies buried beneath The
sod.
bis sweet little fac. IN se, o, earth bo more
Though Ne have the promise OF meetin
:. sgsinj q
Meeting beyond o, that r.diss, sS,rs,
were ven DO ffeed from sorruw and
paiu.
How tsppy the thought of N citing nv child
:. beyouS IN that glorious land,
Ne THINKS eaa see his radiant smile
among those OF the angelic binds.
How long 10 bs there on that be.u,ifu,
Where sorrow add troubles cea.e.
where parting is feared and felt no m ore,
And Ne shall live Ia peace.
That beautsful land. ihi eIoriau, l.udi
How long its pleasures 10 emily.
W nen assembled on that golden sfrssd
To b,hvld again be fac5 of DIV bow.
y. may this an incentive be.
To gain thai heavenly bid.
Where again my boy viii see
And imprint on bis cheek a k.ss.
Together again before Col TO bow.
ir humble submission ~ Il will,
h0w d,herent the then ara the now,
while am on easih 81 H.
Dear fellow travel er 10 that home abov-.
Let us do all We can while here,
IN words OF comfort OF cheer aud or love
For III "a whom Ne ho'd nos, deas.
Oh may we sli reach hat rsdian, s,o..f
VI it's wonders and pleasures to tell,
There to part never roore.
There to never say farswslI.
Is w. SaASHorrxsa
March 9. 1891. w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-03-20

ssOac. 90 year "a being nisde ~ John n
Goodwin. roy NY, at work for US Reader,
yoI may rot make rs mach, bot Nc can
teach youqcietiy how 10 ceru nom - TO
$40 day at this siar,, and nieIe NJ yon so
on. Beth sexes, all aEcs. Ia any tart %
tAmeIiea. you can commence az home, giv-
Ftng ali your titnv ."r Eysre moments ouiy 20
the work. Al l. row. Great lay SUM q
every worker Ne start YOU, fsrnishifx
everything. EASILY, sPEEDfI.Y learned
PARTICULARS FREE. Address 81 once.
sffSSos Co.. IOkiLAAp, MAINE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-03-20
"A DESIRABLE PROPERTY
FOR RENT.
A LARGE anil COM

- A LARGE anil CON-
&!!nA modious Btick Dwelling con-
kl3 I5Isis tanning ten large rooms all in
s5s&x good condition, having lately
undergors borough repairs. with out hous.
IS. such az Bath aud Coal house, Smoke
House and Stabliag for six o: eight horses,
the stable not yet completed. Situste 10 the
tlwn Of Springfield, on ). b. Railwsv. The
above is desirable for a Hotel or Boarding
House, som hing badly needed in the place,
where good paying business could soon te
built up. particularly during the summer
months
Rent. One Hundred Dollars per ye,r in
monthly la. ments. For further information
apply TO
JOHN DAILY, o, R. f. GurHnIE.
Piedmont, Springfield, w. We,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-03-20
GOTDi
GOLD! GOLD.
Go to Robosson's great bnrrain

go to RobossOn's great bargain a : =
9o25raiVe sto'1 al ct "a, goarf0 wa nt15}.l
living J13 rstt'lJI from the et4t3fI pYrls.I
9TH the 4gsIt, CT 5tpst all b1J s3Jt5l stDt
Q, are NOV pcepUel - Of: th) bSH all ltker ta,,.
Ia DrsB Coll RI ,t3 All Ops, 1;D;r, Min I'll
ea3ware, Boots aad S1)5J WI lov l. 8 ,isa Ware
e e. Cigars and Drugs.
also. large variety in Ladies B)ys s,ty Clothing
Don't fail early bargains g9no rpIIv Wo want
vi to have equal chance. . -
Don't forget the place, op osite oakers Hotel Romney
With many thanks to our patrons past aavors and we'll
iO their future prosperity, remnn,vey respeeplIv
J = p O6Os8M &S8O -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-03-20
BUKLEN,S ARNICA SAWS.
RoMNEY MARKETS.

S.s a. ssIcsa sly yo si Spgs,s ssss
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-04-09
FIFTY STRIKERS SHOT.
FrightfuI Carnage Follows an Attack on a
Coke Plant.

FrightfuI Carnage Follows an Attack on a
Coke Plant.
The coke strike at Norwood, Pa. culmi-
lated in two bloody riots, in which eleven
If the rioters were killed and fifty or more
Wounded.
The strikers to the number of 300 gath
.red about midnight, and after spending
jome time in inlammatOry talk started for
;he company's stables at Norwood, reach
ng there aoont o'clock. None of the riot
srs would heed the deputies entreaties, and
at once made a rush for them. In self
defense the deputies opened fire and killed
eight and wounded twenty-One of the Hun
garian strikers. At o o'clock another
riot was precipitated, in which three
more Huns were killed and about
twenty-five wounded, some of whom
will, it is thought die. The Sheriff and TWO
deputies arrived home on the o'clock train.
having two of the rioters in custody, one Of
whom was wounded in the leg. Both were
lodged in jail. The names of the killed, SO
far as is known, are: James Broehle, shot
through the breast; Paul DOhannisin, head;
John Fudor, left eye; Valentine Zedel,
neck; Anton Rist, head; Jacob Shu-
coskey, head; Creszo Binero, breast. All
were Poles or Slavs except BinerO, who
was an Italian. ShEcoskey is the only one
known to have been married. None of them
were naturalized. The names of the
wounded are not obtained. Governor Pat
tison has ordered out two regiments-Uhe
Tenth, of Washington, and the Eighteenth,
of Pittsburg-to assemble Immediately and
to proceed at once to the scene of the muir
derous riots in the coke regions. If the
sist lawful authority they will be shot down
like docs
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-04-09
MERCANTILE REVIEW.
Honey Continues to Rule Easy, but CO1Iec-
tions Are Unsatisfactory

tIOney Continues to Rule Easy, but CO1lec-
tions Are Unsatisfactory.
R. G. Dun & Co. S weekly review of trade
says:
The actual condition of business does not
improve, however hopeful the anticlpations
warranted. The interests of property in
many forms are for the time affected, and
meanwhile the usual demand for money in
April settlements has made markets rather
close, though speedy relaxation is expected.
Nearly all the interior money markets are
quiet and comparatively easy. Omaha and
Cincinnati note little clOseness, and there
is good demand at Chicago and Cleve-
land. The collections are quite gen
orally slow and unsatisfactory, improve
ment being noted hardly anywhere, but
the state of roads is usually recognized as
q prominent cause. The failures for the
first quarter in 1891 have been 3,545 in num-
her, against 1928 last year, and the liabili-
ties $40 1877, 631, against $37, $50, 968 in the
United States, but more than the entire in
crease, both in number and liabilities, ap-
pears in the Southern States alone. The
Eastern and Middle States report fewer
failures and smaller liabilities than last
year, but the Western States report nearly
as much increase. In Canada the number
of failures has been SIS, against 635 last
year, but the liabilities Sc, 234, against
S., 529, $40 last year.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-04-09
ELEVEN ITALIANS BURNED.

Fearful Result of Fire in Rochester, Pa
S15O,OOO in Gold Taken from the Ruins.
A Rochester, Pa, special says there have
been nine bodies found at the fire in row
of tenement houses, and two more were
burned. All were Italians One hundred
and fifty thousand dollars in gold was found
in the ruins, supposed to have belonged to
the Italians An Italian girl, who is the
only one of the family saved, who jumped
from the second-story, says that there is
$500 more still in the ashes. The conclusion
arrived at is that the Italians became con-
fused and could not find the stairway,
which was narrow one, and to reach it re-
quired the opening of two doors in the rear
of the bnilding
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-04-09
BARON FAYA'S HASTE.
HE TRIES TO FORCE UNCLE
SAM AND GETS LEFT.

Substance of the { ~resp0ndence Conduct
ed by Secretary Blaine and ItaIys Repre-
sentatives Strong Intimation that Fava
Has Distorted Facts and Messages.
Secretary Blaine has furnished to tho
press the substance of the corresron-
dence with the representatives of the
King Of Italy. The correspondence con
ssts of two letters-one from Baron
Fava to the Secretary Of State; the sec
ond the reply of the Secretary of Safe,
which is addressed to the Secretary of
Legation. The statements of Secretary
Blaine, if they are sustained, place the
Italian Minister in very awkward posi-
ton.
The letter of Baron Fava is very curt
and peremptory, and betrays to a con-
siderable degree an ignorance of the in
situations of this country or willing
ness to ignore the existing conditions.
Two demands are made. both very per.
emptory in character. They are: That
the United States shall guarantee to
Italy a speedy trial and conviction of the
alleged murderers; that the United
States shall recognize the principle of
the right of Italy to indemnity for the
killing of the italian subjects The
Italian Minister claims that four of the
killed Italians were subjects of the King
of Italy. Baron Fava states that the
United States refuses to act upon either
of these demands, in consequence of
which and because his efforts had proved
notifications, he should leave the United
States as soon as possible, leaving the
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-04-09
LIE HOG Is A WIENER.

Germany Said to Have Decided to Re-
move the Embargo on American Pork.
1t is announced that the German Govern
ment has definitely resolved to withdraw
the embargo placed upon American pork.
1t is added, however, that the official notice
Of this withdrawal will probably be delayed
for some time, in view of certain negotia-
tions which are still going on between the
German Government and the Government
of the United States, through the inter-
mediary of the United States Minister there,
the Hon. William Walter Phelps.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-04-09
Butchered by a Fiend.

Edward w. Hallinger, stalwart Jersey
City negro, who mas been u Baptist preach
er and prize fighter, killed his wife. When
he entered the room where the woman was
Hallinger threw his lather's Ratchet
at her. The sharp edge of it imbedded
itself in her skull and remained fast there.
She fell back on the bed stunned. Hallin-
ger wrenched the Ratchet from the woman
head and began chopping her with it. He
then struck himself in the head with the
Ratchet and cut his throat with a dull
knife. He was arrested, not having fatally
hurt himself.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-04-09
CHAUNCEY M. DEEPEN.

Ears and caused the death OF one or
more persons who were passengers on the
:ompany's cars. The Indictment states
hat the law distinctly forbids the use Of
stoves upon railway trains within the
boundaries of New York State, and that
The persons named above are therefore
Euilty of q misdemeanor. The announce
ment of the Indictment did not cause much
surprise, because the Coroner's jury held
she Directors responsible for the fatalities
IF the collision of Feb. 20. The lowest PEN
llty for the offense for which the officials
ire indicted is 81 fine and the highest
$500 fine and one years imprisonment in the
nanitpntiarv.