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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-14

Wichita. Kansas. special: s. II. shivc!y.
Republican candidate for the Legislature
from the SIXTY -ninth District, died at IL
hospital here OF hydrophobia. He was bit
ten by his OWL dog here about a month
ago. and instead of going to II pasteur In
%stitute, as he was advised by physicians.
he went to Great Bend and had . maidstone
applied to the wound. The stone adhered
to the wound for sixteen hours. but shortly
afterwards the dreaded symptoms of hy-
drophobi a manifested themselves. Shively
raj idly grew worse. He died in the most
terrible agony.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-14
STRING ANorHtH HACK BRUTE.


w. "SHnOttesb ~ " ~
in Tennessee and i'n,d tor 1t Promptly.
Nashville. Tenn, special: News has
just been received in this city Of ii lynch
ing which ccuried at Mount peilia in the
seventh District in this County.
Alexander Bell. cplcred. went to- the
residence of Mrs. j. :. Jones, 81 widow lady,
aud attempted an assault upon the person
of Miss Saiiie Jones, the eldest daughter.
The ladies had retired for the night and
~as awakened ly the black brute being in
ned with them. Their screams attracted
their nearest ncighbors and upon entering
the room Bell made his escape through n
back door.
again but was shot through and through in
the ATTEMPT. He was again arrcs ted mt
Phil lloman'S. colorcd. When the officers
.u:s::d r. hc....c Bell was in l,.d n...sinv
Ms @ounls. lie, however, Vas able to
map Il shotgun four times ut the officers.
Fortunately il WAS not loaded. Finally
Deputy Sheriff kinnrd started with Bell to
,t;il. Tut before going q great way was con-
fIontcd Ivy Il mol OF 100 citizens who de-
mandcd Bell. MIR. K;uuard did all in his
power to di>l else the mob and did so sue
cessfuliy for fifteen minutes. hut was
finally oyerpowcrcd. Bell was then strung
To II limb of u tree and his body riddlcd
with bullets. lie confessed his crime and
did not inu,m.ir while being executed.
Miss Jones fortunately was not hurt, be-
You'd II few scratches on the face and neck.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-14
Hottest In Nineteen Years.

XiE temperature Of last month, as
shown by the records of the United
States Weather Bureau at Yankton,
was hotter than that of any September
in nineteen years. The mean tcmuera.
ture of the month during the period
has been III. 4 degrees. and that of last
month VAS &c. 4 degrees. On seventeen
days the highest temperature was from
so to NJ degrees. The highest mean
temperature was on the 3Oth, rs de-
grecs.
The rainfall for the month was only
{. 3G: there have been but three years
IN nineteen when the amount has been
less, viz: lss3, 01l: 1878. OILS; 1ss5,
obi. Light frost was reported on tho
1+th, which is the only one this fall.
Tn high temperature has continued
during the first three DAYS of October.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-14

AT Deadwood the Baptist Church,
valued at ST., 600, was destroyed by fire.
The church had been but recently
completed. The fire is supposed to be
the work of incendiaries. During the
progress of the fire Il fireman named
elem Squirting and q physic an named
Malicious became involved in q quarrel,
which resulted in the physician getting
the worst of the encounter. After the
fire lie armed himself, and meeting
Squirting in u saloon he resumed the
quarrel. lie was knocked down, and
as he arose pnilel Il revolver and shot
Squirting twice in the body. killing him.
The murderer lies at the point of death
from brain fever. The excitement is
intense and tircmcn threaten to lynch
the physician. He is in Jail surround.
cd by an armed guard.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-14
ROBBERS SCARED OFF.
Four Me- Attempt to Loo a rennsy,,
mia Bank, and Are CAPTURED.

Four Men Attempt to Loot "a Pennsylva-
mia Bank, and Are Captured.
Erie, Pa., special: An attempt
was made to rob the keystone NATIONAL
Bank here by -four men. One of the.
bank officers vas wounded ami the
prisoners We're all captured. 1t was
about 1890 o'clock in the afternoon,
mt no customers We're in the bank.
Assistant Cashier Frank kepler and
Clerk Charles Liebel were busy balanc-
Ing their books and counting money
and checks when suddenly a quartette
OF tough-looking strangers burst into
the room, revolvers in hand. The
strangers took positions at each of the
windows, around the desks within, and.
pointing their revolvers at the heads OF
Lne TWO clerks. told them to throw up
their hands.
Instead of doing as directed the
cashier snatthed up a paper weight and
wa about dealing the fellow nearest
him a blow when two shots were fired
by the intruders. One of the bullets
struck kepler in the lett cheek, infict-
ing a serious but not dangerous wound.
The young man fell fainting to the floor,
and the robbers becoming frightened
from the bank and fled Up Eighth
street.
Special Officer William Doebrel run
out and Joined the crowd of rsu
Hailing tho driver of a passing wagon
he jumped in and had the driver pursue
the robbers, and finally got ahead of the
fugitives. The officer then jumped out
and with drawn revolver commanded
the men to throw up their hands. The
answer was a shot from a revolver by
one of the desperadoes. As the officer
was In the act of returning the fire the
men thought better of it and surren-
dered. They were handcuffed together
and marched to the police station and
locked up in separate cells.
The prisoners gave their m 40
John Courtney and G. H. Hawley, Of
New York City, and Dan p. Evans and
Charles W.. Smith. OF Syracuse.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-14
An Indian Ar.n, Asks For rroop,.

Washington special: The Interior De.
partment has received Information from
Agent Bennett ut Union Agency, Choctaw
Nation, Indian Territory. that there is
great danger OF y recurrence of the late
trouble in the Choctaw Nation, and asks
that troops be sent to prevent u hostile
meeting of the warning factions. Under
the treaty of 1865 between the Uuitcd
States aud the Choctaws the Government
guarantees these Indians indemnity fos
losses from internal strife.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-14
Five sailor, lost Mt sea.

Baltimore special: Captain schmitt. e.
the Netherlands Oil Tank steamer La Cam.
pine, from Antwerp. reports speaking the
fishing schooner Ada NJ. Hall, OF Glouces.
ter, Mass, Sept II. The master of the
Hall reported that during the gale on the
previous day he had lost two dories i,
which were five of his men,
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-14
The New. Aftermath.

MASKED men gagged the operator and
robbed the depot ut Nicholas junction,
Mo.
HECTOR JONATHAN CREM1Erx. the
French dramatic author, committed SUI
eide.
SANGER Bros dry goods store q
Waco. Texas. was damaged by fire %
the extent Of $4,000 o
The Chinese minister at washineto,
70 being connected with the Nitkiewios
bribery scandal. and his friends Sear.he
will ba recalled and beheaded.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-14
THE rREs1pESr.s INVITATION.

There are n number of leaves to the
parchment containing the names of the
committee of one hundred; they are
tied with ribbons on M ivory bar, and
rolled up in the ancient form i'm which
parchments were put up. In this in.
stance the parchment is incased in a
handsome box OF American ash, mount
ed with solid gold corners, hinges and
lock; on tho cover are mounted q
raised gold head of Columbus and the.
figures 1492-1S92.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-14
Shnuld lie

Grincsville. Texas, special: jefferson
Mickey and Miss Cordelia Reynolds, aged
IL and 10 years. were married here. Nc
Key succeeded in securing n license by
having "a man impersonate him. They ran
away from their home in DE nton County u
few days ago to Dallas. where Mickey failed
to get Il, license.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-14
New Sugar refining Concern.

Tonkcrs, n. V. special; A stock con
pany. organized to Engage in the refining
Of sugar. has just been incorporated here.
1t is to De known as the National Sugar
Refinery of Yonkcrs. The capital stock is
$500 900. 1t is expected that when the new
concern gets under way it will turn OUT
1000 barrels of sugara day.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-14

Washington special: The United States
Steamer Constellation sailed from Norfolk,
Va. for Naples on a mission OF diplomatic
courtesy connected with the Columbus cell
ebration at Huelva, Spain. A monument
to the great discovery is to be unveiled at
tho latter place. The Constellation has
been ordered to Naples to take the Queen
Regent OF Spain from that port to Huelva.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-14
\ tiusher tor !. Mil.

THE third flow was struck in the or.
tesian we'll at Violin. at q depth of 424
feet. The water gushcs u of q six
inch pipe with tremendous force, the
pressure being about sixty pounds per
square inch. This makes one of tho
strongest wells in the state. The water
will be utalixed as power for lloughery
~ Alden's grist mill, which is now COM
pleted and the machinery being put Ia
MACE.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-14

enough to worry him financially. His
life was Insured for $40. 600. He leaves
an aged widowed mother, who sept
house for him. and one brother to
mourn his death. Johnston was form
crlv In partnership in the law business
with Cousins. now running for Con-
eress in Iowa. His death will be
mOurned all over the state. as he was
well known. He was q prominent mem.
Der of the Masonic Order,
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-14
Mempl,,. the civ Selected.

Memphis special: The Executive Board
of the National Farmers ALLAN &c assem-
bled in Washington. ana before adjourning
decided to hold the national meeting of the
alliance III November III Memphis The
Commercial Association has arranged Will.
railways entering the city for reduced
rates to the convention and with the hotels
for special rates to the visitors during
their stay.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-14
Tried to Ride u VIVA I,ull.

Decatur. ILL.,. special: Elmer KunS.
aged II years. is laid up with IL fractured
skull ut the home of his father. IL few miles
east OF Decatur. Young HUNS concluded
to play the wild west, and, assisted by
some companions. put Il saddle on u wild
bull and then tried to ride the animal. lie
was tossed fifteen feet into the air and
racturcl his skull.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-14
Preferred Death TO tile Galiows.

Holly Springs. Miss. special: Albert
Foster, one of the murderers of cx-Con-
gresham John b. Morgan. who was assas-
sinated OH al Illinois Central passenger
train while ON his way to the Democratic
Nationa, Convention last June. died in Jail
here. Fosters physician and relatives as
sert that he died from slow fever, but it is
generally believed that he committed sui.
cid to escape the snlloMs.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-14
Loc.jav Result. From a Fall.

CINCINNATI special: Fred Fischer, o,
Westwood, proprietor of Il Hebrew resort,
died from lockiaw. In repairing the roof
Of his house he fell. landing upon his feet,
put the force of the fall was such that one
OF the bones OF the light leg was shattered
and driven into the ground.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-14
1l,ree Count.rieiter. C.urht.

THREE suspected counterfeiters were
arrested at Huron, and are now in jail
awaiting examination by the Uni.sd
States Commissioner. One was arrested
while trying to shove the queer, and
the evidence against the other two is
Sufficient to hold them. All refuse tc
give their names or where they belong.
They are believed to come from st
Joe, Mo.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-14
Only n Little DrunIer.

New York special: 1t was rumored thn,
John l.. sullivan had attempted to commit
suicide. 1t turns out, however, that til.
ex-champion was only y little drunken thai
usual aud was Kissed by the audience du..
ins the theatrical performance.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-14
Dying l,y Thousands.

Philadelphia special: The Record Says.
Reports from Santos. Brazil. to u Philadc!.
phia merchant rcvsa! II sad story of ycllos
fever in that important seaport In Soutt
America. An cpidclsic HIS lccm r.1in;
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-14
Wreck ON the Northern Pacific.

Minneapolis special: a passenger train
on the Northern Pacific collided with an.
other train ut Northtown Junction. Fire
man Hubbell was killed and seven pa>sen.
gers and the conductor, mostly st Pau
and Minneapolis people injured.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-14

there for mcrsh. and che dead arc pilod in
trenches. 1t is claimed chat more. victims
have been SWEPT away In and around San-
tos than have died in Central Europe from
tho cholera. Three hundred aud forty
seven vessels arc waiting iilcir turn to dis
charge valuable cargoes shipped frcsu all
parts OF the world. and they will. it is
claimed. he there IL year hence.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-14

NELs Peterson, a recent arrival
from Omaha, committed suicide ON the
farm of liver Paulsen, in ldylwilde
Township. by cutting his throat.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-14
THE PRESIDENTS INVITATION
A Handsome Specimen of Richly nlumi.
mated Scroll Work.

The invitation sent to President Har.
rison by the committee of one hundred
to be present at New Works celebra-
ton OF the 4O0th anniversary of the dis
covery Of America, is a handsome speci-
men Of richly Illuminated scroll work.
1t is illuminated on parchment, size
1Sx12 inches, and is much after the
character of the fine Examinations pro-
duced by the monks of the middle ages.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-14
Three Wore Killed,

Denver, Colo, special: A Santa Fe
freight train was wrecked neal Eden.
Engineer Miller. Fireman McCune and
Brakeman Buchanan were killed.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-10-14
The rol.e IFS Sick.

Rome special: Pope Leo is i'll. He is
suffering from physical md mental pros-
tration and it is believed the case is worse
Than admitted,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-10
OF for Down tho River.

Tuesday evening at eight o'clock the
Brunswick Fishing Club boys will
launch their staunch ship upon the wa
tiers of the ragin O-ho-ho,. and will drop
down stream to a certain delightful lo-
cality, where they will spend the next
few weeks In enticing the luscious Jack
fish from their lair and ascertaining inst
what amount OF country butter, spring
chickens, ETC., can be consumed in a
given time.
The members Of the justly-celebrated
Mark Twain Club will leave for down
the river about Wednesday evening.
They will take along happy and con-
genial party Of gentlemen, and will keep
open house for the entertainment Of
their friends while gone.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-10
summer Music school. ,
To ne Edlor and Cias.ns of WAssltng:

To ths Editor and CtizsHs or WhSSltRg:
Ihave for the past nine years been a
pupil OF the West Virginia School for
the Deaf, Dumb and Blind at ROmDey.
TWo-thirds of this time has been de-
voted In q large measure to the study Of
music, and nave now graduated in the
great art. 1 call on the citizens OF
Wheeling for assistance.
1t is thought by great many per-
sons that one deprived Of sight has no
means OF making a livelihood. While
this may be the case with those who
have had no educational advantages,
yet the vast majority that have attend
ed our school can, II they have properly
put in their time, make useful members
of society. With your patronage my
life eau be as4ndependent as any one
should wish il. L propose as said
above with your patronage to form a
class for the piano forte and organ. If
your children are not satisfactorily
taught l desire no compensation. In
some future issue Of the REGISTER my
teacher, Prof. r. e. MCGEE, musical d.
rector of said Substitution, will more
than confirm all I have said, and will
probably convince you that / am able
TO manage a music class. viii, COM
mence work July is, at my home, No.
1928 Market street. l will make reas-
enable terms with all.
]. PlNKUSs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-10
HORSE WHIPPED Him
TWO ELM GROVE LADIES LAT VIOLENT
HANDS UPON A YOUNG MAN,
For Circulating Slandsrous Statmsnts Concerning
Them Through the Town-Huw 10
Fell Into Their Clutches

The gossips out about Elm Grove
have had fine morsel to work upon
during the past two days, although the
matter only became generally known
yesterday.
This event was nothing less than the
administration Of sound castisation
to we'll known Young man OF the town
named, by two equally well known
young ladies.
The affair was very discreetly man
aged by the ladies In the case, and they
succeeded in getting their victim into
their clotches by the exercise OF de-
gree Of diplomacy hardly to be expect
ed in persons who had in contempla-
ton such an act, and who were with
ing under q grievance such as they held
had been laid pom them.
1t appears that the man in the case
has for some time past been disposed 10
say things the reverse OF complimentary
concerning the females, and that this
talk, -indiscreetly repeated, had trav-
eled through the town until it came
to the ears OF the slandered persons.
They held a consultation, and agreed
that it was the proper thing TO trace the
reports down aud see whence they emil
mated. This was done and the young
gentleman here alluded to was fixed
upon as the guilty wretch. He was very
we'll known to the girls, and they con-
sidered how they would repay him for
his calumnies. 1t was decided that 1t
would be the proper thing to give him 8
horse whipping, and that this might be
administered with effect they deter
mined to get him quietly of by himself
and then proceed to give him flashing.
Accordingly, on Thursday evening,
Just about dusk, the ladies sailed out,
and meeting the young man, they put
on their sweetest smiles and most win
ming manners, and soon the three were
enjoying delightful moonlight stroll.
The ladies were in most winning
mood, and the three promenaders slowly
made their way to the residence OF one
of the leading citizens Of the town,
where they entered a room. One OF the
ladies was bit chilly and closed the
door, and then, just as the swain was
seating himself for pleasant chat, a
change came over the demeanor OF his
companions, a couple Of stout whips
were produced, and the fellow was
given a thrashing which 1t is safe to
say will linger in his memory for some
days to come.
What the denouement will be is not
known at this time, but an Elm Grove
gentleman who was seen yesterday said
the general verdict out there seemed to
be favorable to the girls.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-10
ADANGERoUs BRIDGE.
One OF the Panhandle Structures Over
the Creek Condemned.


When the north bound Ohio River
passenger train reached the south side
OF the creek, Friday evening, the men
in charge were informed that the main
track bridge over the creek was in an
unsafe condition and that the train
could not cross. The train was run
back onto the freight track, which lies
next the river, and the passengers got
out and baggage was handled from the
freight depot, at the foot of Four
teenth street. An examination Of the
bridge showed that the timbers
had given way about the centre, aud
the bridge inspector condemned the
structure. At ten o'clock Friday night
a big force OF men were set to work al
changing the tracks south of the freight
house so as to enable passenger trains
TO run over the creek on the west bridge
and then cross back onto the main track
north of the creek. To do this large
section Of the freight house platform
had to be torn away, and the whole ar
rangemeat Of matters changed. Yes
terday morning fully two hundred men
were a. work, aud by;last evening the
changes in the tracks had been COM
pleted. A force Of carpenters were also
set to work on the bridge yesterday,
but just what the repairs will amount to
could not be stated yesterday. An en-
tire new bridge may be ordered.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-10
lnds1 to New AdvertlsemeDt Is.
SECOND PAss

SECOND PAGE.
Midsummer Clearance Ssle--J. s Rhodes &
20.
Furniture-Alex. Frew.
Vaoition Outdts-D. Gundling & 90.
FoUETH PA6E.
Bargains in Dress GoOds-Geo. E. Shfel 4 Co.
Special Drives This Week-Stone 4 Thomas.
FIFrH PAGE.
A. o. G. W. Funeral Notice-Ls Belle Lodge.
Wanted-Reliable Man.
sVVGnted-SituStion as n urse.
For Sale-Second-Hand Bicycle.
FOR Sale--Stocz OF Boots and shoes.
A. o. o. W. Funeral Notice-Welcome Lodge.
Hotel Victory, Put-in-Bay, Lake Erie, D.
Grand Removal Sale-GeO- NJ. SnooS & Go.
Wanted-Graduate OF Public schools.
For Satisfactorily WashstaRd.
Wsntsd-Furnished Room.
For Sale-PbGeton.
Tor Sale-TwO Notes.
Hotel Gordon, kingwoOd, W. Va.
SIXTH PACE.
Clothing at Less Than Cost-Joe Jacobs.
TEETH PAGE.
Tuly Clearance Sale-H Emsheimer.
Midsummer Clearance Ssle-L. Metz.
call and See Us-G Mendel < Co.
Real Estate Barg2ins-Geo J. Mathison.
Furniture and Carpets-Wheeling install.
INT Company.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-10
LARGE PAINFUL ULCER
On Limb. Completely Helpless-UBablet to
Walk without Crutches-Flesh to
the Bone Dropped Out.
Suffered Greatly-Doctors Failed to Re-
Heve-Speeduy Cured by Cuti-
cura Remedies. -

In the summer Of 1883 a sore came on the
leshy part Of my right leg, not far from tho
shin bone. IL continued to increase In size,
and eventually formed largo ulcer three inches
long by two wide. Iemployed a regular physi-
clan, but he gave me no relief. II was very
painful, and eventually part OF the flesh to the
bone dropped out. After suffering with it for
six months l was induced 10 try CUTIcURA
REMEDIES. At this time was completely help
less, unable TO walk without Clutches, and SUI
fered greatly. in about week the sore began
to show signs Of improvem snt, and eventually
was completely healed Another sore then
broke out on my instep, but the same treatment
soon cured that. / was indebted solely TO the
CUTIcURA REMEDIES for my restoration to
health. My leg Is now as well as 1t ever was,
and since then / have not been troubled with
sores. D. i. MERRITT,
Ellisville, Miss.
We hereby certify that we are acquainted
with the aforesaid ID. F. Merritt. and regard
him as a reliable, truteful man, and believe
his statement TO be true in every particular.
}. G. BRADLEY, Mayor.
JSo. II. BYSUM, Circuit and Chancery Clerk.
e. Il. E. DEvALL, Sheriff.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-10
To beautiful Zoar.

Franklin Lodge No. 3, l. o. o. F.,
have completed arrangements with
Travelling Passenger Agent o. r. Wood
for Grand Special Excursion to Beau
tiful ZOar," one of the most quaint aud
picturesque places in the country, on
Thursday, July 2lst. The different
Lodges in Wheeling, Bellaire and Mar
tis's Ferry have been invited. There
will be a special train both ways. The
fare has been put at a very low figure
and tickets may be had from Louis Hof-
man at Seamon's Cigar store, and other
members OF the committee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-10
Almost Ready to Report.

1t was stated yesterday that Messrs.
J. n. Vance, ]. R. McCourtney and b.
M. Caldwell, the appraisers appointed
to place valuation upon the property
of the Wheeling Iron and Nail Compa-
ny, the Belmont Nail Company, the
Benwood Nail Company and the Wheel
ing Steel Company, prior to the forma-
tion OF the new Consolidated Company,
are about ready to make their report,
and that they would probably do so Mon
day. What prices have been fixed upon
for the various properties could not be
ascertained.