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GARvIN's TRIAL CLOSED.
The Evidence All In And tho Case GO TO
the Jury To-day.

PrrTsBuRG, PA, November 1.-THE
taking Of testimony In tho trial OF Frank
Garvin, the young newspaper artist who
killed his wife, Cora Rodpath Garvin. OF
Chicago, tho third day after marriage, was
concluded this evening and the case will go
10 the jury tomorrow.
In his testimony to-day young Garyin told
how he had met and married Miss Red
path, and declared that he know nothing OK
the shooting. He said that alter bis mar
riage he found letters addressed 10 bis wife
from other men.
on the morning Of the shooting his wife
told him he could not give hor the clothing
she wanted and she would 90 outside 70 yet
IL. She said she was 10 meet gentleman
friend that morning.
He coaxed her 10 stay at home but she rc-
fused ana after that be remembered noth-
ing until he was In jail. He had purchased
the revolver 20 kill himself During tho
recital Garvin broke down several times
and cried bitterly.
A large number OF newspaper men and
prominent citizens testified 20 his previous
good character. Dr. George Dillcr, q
specialist on mental and nervous diseases,
from Philadelphia, declared tnat the man
was temporarily insane when he committed
the act. He would not say that be was In
sane now.
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THE CHARLESTON POSTOFFICE.
Quite Number of Worthy Gentlemen VINO
Desire the appointment Petitions
Going the Rounds,

Desire the appointments - Petitions
Going the ROunds.
Special Is!s0ram 10 ne Rsglsisr.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, November 10
10 the ylctors belong the spoilsn is a
motto thoroughly In harmony with the
Ideas or the kanawha Democracy. Since
the smoke of the battle OF last Tuesday
mas cleared away and Democracy finds
itself IN possession OF the fort, there is u
hyely interest here in the question Of the
distribution of patronage under the incom-
M administration.
As II often happens in matters Of this
Knd,there are not quite enough offices TO go
around. For Instance, some half dozen
Democrats have each decided upon the
charleston pOstOfiice as his share. Among
those mentioned for this lusCiOts plum may
be mentioned Capt. Samuel Matheson, who
dld splendid work in the last campaign, IS
wei. as In former ones, as Chairman OF the
Democratic County Committee.
his claims are supported especially by
the young and vigorous Democrats of
Charleston, and be is said 10 be on the right
side OF the state Committee.
Next comes General B. II. OXley, who,
as President Of the Charleston Democratic
Club, also did much for the cause in the re-
cent conflict. General Oxley believes tnat
the Democracy cannot afford 10 ignore
his claims.
Then there is ex- postmaster Ashby, who
lost the position after holding it nearly six
years through the mishaps that occurred
in lSSS. He might have lost it two years
earlier had iJ not been for the failure of the
local Republican leaders to agree on his
successor. Mr.. Ashby, it is understood,
has the support Of his distinguished step
son, Senator John +. kenna.
Next in Importance is VIM. z. GoshOrn
(uOt Bill Dsve.) IL is not clear upon what
Mr. Goshorn bases his claims, except pos
sibly his loyalty in voting the Democratic
ticket all his life. The friends Of John L.
ThOrnhiu are said to be working for Cos
horn with the understanding thatin the
event GoshOrn is successful, Mr.. Thornhiu
is 10 be his chief clerk.
General X. L. Wood, J. F. Hubbard and
J. j. Lowell are also mentioned in cOnnec-
tion with the place, but the possibility Of
their appointment seems TO be remote at
present. A number of petitions are circu-
laUng for signatures and the friends OF
each candidate are working vigorously.
The contest, while this lively, is friendly
one, and there is no doubt that when the
new administration is insugurated candl-
date for postmaster will have been agreed
upon.
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Big Salvation Army Congress.

New YORK, November 15.-Commander
RsIlinrton Booth, of the Salvation Army,
and his staff officers in this city, are max
inr arrangements for continental congress
of delegates from all of the Salvation
ARMY posts throughout the country. The
congress will Assem- bie on Monday in Car
neCie Music Hall, and will last three days.
As the Army has posts in 1,lO0 cities and
towns in the United States and Canada,
the congress will be one Of the largest the
Salvation Army has ever held in this city.
ON Monday, November q, and Tuesday,
November %, there will be two torchlght
parades of the delegates through the CITY
before the meetings in Music Hall.
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p,,u.a.,n,I. O.. wo,k, rb,eve.

PHILADELPHIA, November l5.-Six en-
ployes of the Ninth ward gas works were
charged before Magistrate Clements, yes
terday, with conspiracy 10 defraud the
city by means of forged coke checks issued
by clerk in the gas Office. The pecula-
tions are said TO have been going on for
years, and the amount lost by the city Is
expected TO reach up into tue thousands.
The prisoners are Charles Douglass, Ill
wood Hotter, Patrick Mccullough, Jr.rJ.
Harry Atkinson, Stephen Peters and Spe-
cial Oficer Benjamin Ingram, The men
were held in e., ,0UO bail.
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TIE cosFEGENcE OF ARcHBrsHoPs.
Archbishop ireland Comes Prepared TO
Answer All Questions.

NEW York, November I5.-All ar
rangements have besn made for the
conference OF Roman Catholic Arch
bishops, which will be held bsre To-
morrow in the Arch Episcopal Palace.
More than ordinary interest attaches
to the meeting because OF the belief
that decisive action will be taken
upon the school question. Arch
bishop ireland. Of 81. Paul.
who arrived 10 the city this
afternoon, and who will participate Ia
the deliberations OF the conference,
comes prepared to answer all questions
which may be put 10 him touching the
much discussed Faribault system.
Archbishop Rlordan. Of San Francisco,
who is at the Buckingham. called upon
Archbishop Corrigan to-day. Arch
bishop Feehsp. OF Chicago. aud MOI
sigaor Satolli, the Papal representative
also called to-day at the arch-episcopf
uaiace
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ANATURAL GAS EXPLOSION.
Sam PAUL. Badly Burned and Bruised at
Weilsburg Yesterday.
ors1;nL Tsl,oro,n IN m, Psoiftsp


WELLsBURG, w. ", November 10
About ten o'clock yesterday morning as
Sam and Harry PAUL with VIII Jacobs
were going from their home to the glass
works in Lazearville in buggy, Sam
noticed leak in the gas line which
leads from one Of the new gas wells to
the Eagle Glass Works at Lazearville,
and getting out Of the buggy to investi-
gate struck a match to ignite escaping
gas, which was stronger than thought
to be, which exploded with terrific force
throwing him to the ground, burning
him seriously about the face and hands,
the blow rendering him unconscious.
He was taken home in this state and
doctor hastily sent for who came and
dressed his wounds. He was married
about six weeks ago 10 Miss Celesta
Worthen and had only few days ago
returned from his honeymoon, making
it sad affair to his wife as well as his
friends.
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Careln.sne.. of a swItchman.

BUFFALO, n. Y, November l5.-One life
was sacrificed and two persons we're seri-
ously injured by the collision on the cross
ing OF the Nickel Plate and Delaware,
Lackawanns and Western railways yes
terday. 1t was caused by the apparent
carelessuess Of switchman. John Connelly.
aged IA, who was instantly killed. John
O'Connell was 50 badly injured that his
death is only q matter Of a little time.
Daniel Williams, Delaware and Lacka-
wanna engineer, was badly hurt about the
-nlr
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Knlh Threarens Trouble.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, November 15.-The
Hon. r. F., Kolb, late candidate for Gov
ernor of Alabama, is out in the EUening
Journal to-day in an open letter addressed
to the Legislature, which convened to-day,
charging fraud in the late election for State
officers, and asking for thorough investi-
cation.
The inauguration ceremonies will take
place the first Monday in December. II is
rumored that if the Legislature fails 70
take some action Kolb will attempt 70 es-
tablish a dual government, taking the oath
of office on that dav
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PITTsBURG, November ia meeting OF
representatives of the Pittsburg, Howard,
Standard and Butler plate glass companies
was held here this afternoon for the pur-
pose Of outlining plans for the formation OF
q trust or combination After the meeting
the interested parties refused 70 say any
thing Of the proceedings. The combined
capital Of these concerns is several millions
of dollars.
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.CLEYELAND'S ELECTION
Followed Almost Immediately By In
creaSiug Wages,
THE COTTON MILL OPERATIVES IN
New England Are the First to Feel
the Good Results Of the Placing
in Power of the Democracy-In-
creases Promised to Them by
Their Employers-This Should
Shut Up the Calamity Howlers.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., November 15.--The
Lonsdale Company and the firm of B. B.
& R. knight notified their employees to-day
of an increase of wages, to go into effect
December 5. The amount Of the proposed
increase is not given out This action will
doubtless be followed by the other cotton
manufacturers in the State.
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.specfnr r.l.arsn % "a. R,ai...r.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., November 15-It
will be particularly GOOD news In West
Virginia, that one OF the first things 10 30
done at the coming session Of Congress. ia
obedience 10 the mandates OF the
people issued November sth, will
be an attempt 10 repeal the fed
eral election law under which hories OF
deputy marshals were appointed by the
Republicans in the desperate hope OF re-
electing Harrison. IL is understood now
10 be the plan OF the Democrats 20 attack
"a rider TO the legislative, judicial and
executive appropriation bills repeating the
federat elections law. In this way the Re
publican Senate will be compelled to pass
the act of repaal.
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rhs BORDEN Cs.s opsned AgaIn.

TAUNTON, Mass. November 1.-THE
Borden case was reopened this morning
before the grand jury. There is said to
be no doubt that important evidence, as
has been hinted before, relative 70 the
house robbery and seriously duplicating
Miss Borden will be introduced and that
Bridget Sullivan viii have something 70
say ahouf IL
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CAPTAIN c. G. COLE
May Possibly be Elevated to tho Bench
by President Harrison.
special Telegram TO tie Rtg,ster.

Special Telegram 10 the RsglSter.
WASHINGTON, d. c., November 15.-Cap-
tain c. G. Cole, of West Virginia, who is
now U. S. District Attorney for the Dis
trict of Columbus, is being urged oy his
friends for one of the vacant places on the
supreme bench Of the District.
Captain Cole has made good record in
his present office, and it is believed he
stands good chance Of being elevated 10
the bench. A delegation of Captain Coles
friends called on the President to-day to
urge his appointment Among the delega-
ton was ex-District Attorney Worthington
and Mr.. Henry E. Davis. The President
received them pleasantly, and after listen
ing to their statements, said he would con-
slider them carefully.
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m. R,suIt In Hamilton County.

CINCINNATI, o., November 15.-Hamil-
+on county board of elections last night al
10 O'Clock completed their count OF 6ts Sae VOC
',1.. % their oficial report. II isas follows:
ii-1SO NJ. Secretary Of State, s. NJ. Taylor,
,,l..,N Al S73: w. A. Taylor, (Dem) 81
SsS.S NJ Taylor's plurality, 4,US6 The
~; ooI' ,o,i- shows Bass votes more than the
so- sosregafe cast for any one place on all four
tickets.
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r-n.h.d to Death by the Cars.
:, n....rr,n "a ~ R.citter.

Sf6ciQl ItEt0flAe ~ ~ A@E~~@@''
CHARLESTON, ". VA, November 10
nave Mayes, a freight conductor on the
Hsnawha and Michigan railroad, fell IN
Sar the wheels Of a locomotive at the
charleston On depot, last night, and was run
o,-ar both legs were crushed in horri-
Sie manner. and this morning he died from
bis ininries. He had wife and children
I;,-incr in Point Pleasant.
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Result in Hetzel.

~ r- 4tes teaefs
\ .rT'-----..NsFLLg, November 15.-The
49,. Today counted all the dis
: \ !. .,l-l,y except one. The Court
.,r.--,.. strict tomorrow. Mr.. Pen
{ ~ -..-y over DOveler viii not
N. '.,es from 625. Postlewait,
", County Commissioner. will
1. ,ssC-.ii- ,-ii-,el oy about eight plurali-
srs-oe e'-5F county Democratic can
.f ' s'ec,et Oy pluralities from
h sss1155',er er, candidate for Justice,
s.s,,-,' oy several votes by NJ.
ss,;'' 10Th Democrats, has asked
, 81. = nave a big joll6cation to-
Sr.,s,. hon. John .. Peudleton
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CRAEToy. w. VA, November l5.-The
Chicago express on the Baltimore ana
ohio railroad, west-oound, was WTTSAeu SsSlASI
near here about 4:3O this morning. 1Iele -
was no loss Of life. Inc acclIsn' 'iSl S.. w.
.s~se5 nv tbe breaking Of the splice par,
csnsing fhe train to leave the track.
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he Tells Tracy that His Company -
Build New mills and Erect More IA


Build New mills and Erect More Aa-
ehinory.
WAsHrSoToS, d. C., November H.
II. c. Frlck. chairman Of the Csrnegie
Steel Company, was at the Navy De-
partment to-day by appointments 70 dis
cuss with Secretary Tracy the matter Of
steel deliveries for naval construction.
Much. n not al, OF the delay 10 the
completion OF the DsysI vessels has been
caused By the fact that steel OF the pe-
cullar Quality required for armor has
no, been delivered IN sufficient quantity
70 keep pace with the construction. The
Secretary feels that the diilieulty lies IA
an insufficient plant for the production
Of the steel and Is directing bis htien-
ton 70 that subject
TODAY Mr. Frick told him that D
company Intended 70 meet the reQri
ments or the department. and u had
ranged 70 purchase and erect lar
ouapti,y Of new machinery and 70 op
other mills.
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CLEVELAND, O., November i5.-J. G.
Conrad. doing a wholesale ie1elry business
under the name OF the J: NJ. CnAnnier
Company, at No. Sof superior street. made
Ter The assets are sc0.cO5 and liabilities
200 900
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CaIiforpIa SIM Incomplete.

san FRAScIsco, November l5.-Omcial
returns from l,7s6 precincts in California,
outside OF San Francisco, gives Harrison
9l .Ose. Cleveland s4,29l. Weaver 2l.21l.
Harrison's plurality is o,79S. The official
canvass In San Francisco has not yet fair.
lv commenced. and IL is expected II viii
take the remainder Of the week.
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LOWELL, MASS, November 14.-At a
meeting Of the agents Of Lowell cotton
mills to-day it was decided to grant an in
crease, not to exceed seven per cent, in the
wages of the operatives. This is to take
effect December T.
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An Old maa Murdered.
,l.inL T.l,nrarn b a. Rsolster.

SpScidI IsIsgraDa 70 tH< Hs1slsT.
HANNIBAL, o., November 5.-On Sun
day night, Samuel Piersol, an old man liv-
ing alone few miles above here, was shot
through a window in his house while he
was living abed. There is no clue 70 the
murderer and no good cause can be assigned
for il.
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SPRINGFIELD, III, November 15.-Com-
nlete nut unofficial returns from the entire
State give Cleveland ~. .642, Harrison 49,
rs: Altgeld for Governor 40, SEQ, Fifer
aoe ~.
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Htshiss.Svshs va ono IA; rsriabis Wirds.
r.. 1900 pen {Yvanls. showers, sligl
'coIser: = high north fsseIly winds.
NERVOUS RI Ink1I9S, .ieeplessre
opium habit, 4ne.s, eIuss. cured y !
Miis Nsrs sang.es . =, Z. re zs...,,, :. ne Log
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ST LOUIS. No, November l0.-Coi-
lack Chinn, the well-known horse staree.' ~.
Vas probaoiy fatally shot at the Eas1 n ~
Touis track this afternoon oy OinceI 49,. -; =
s.,tbo-v If The track police force Omcer
a-.tb.o,y toid Chinn 10 get on the track,
A. 1.-- an aifercation eDsued during which
CS;,n -1 SSa shos several tmes ~ tne
of3cor.
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+, a'pcOek County Cm,lol

Hn- 90 r. 0sllsts-
.,ri---.A LAND, w. Va, November
.Sess. lie are the Official maioriries
Z Ba-l.-I-r Garrison -,sn LOO, Dovener los,
Mr.. Iu5. A recount win be
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The K. of L. Assembly.

ST. LOUIS. November 15.-The National
Assembly Il. bf L. began its annual ses-
sion hero today. The day was devoted To
welcomes and responses and preparations
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dental Appointments.

-, ON; u. C., November IS
H. 6u. aas appointed VIM. Potter.
~, 70 Do Minister to Italy;
sT.yi. MN pson. Of Oregon, to be-
~ I I5rSey, 5l and Edward 3. Little.
&c Consul General at Cairo
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lTELAND GERS ONE VOTE.
Laos Aheat OF the Ticket in Ohio
A'ocsh Errors Of Voters.
.s'-lu 70 tss R.rusr

.a. ~ I.h.rF.
IS o. November 15.-At the
Secretary of States office to-
A returns mad been re-
-,- otot Jle So counties, show
= .-eSe counties DautOrd, Repub-
.' -as -ir-t3 votes, and the
--.-,s ln taatUc6et 2I5.3O1. Sew
.4-c e-ec-or, has 216,J54, and
h, sectors -14.IUS.
...'eS c1lc.-s.velv that Seward,
=, s-ee,or, is elected, and also that
-4 Democratic electOr chosen,
- 3 -5e,te county be thrown out.
.r. party vote, 50 far, is only
rcol.o,ti0n vote Is, S,22l. The
~'oisase and the latter an in
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SIE. WILSON'S MAJORITY.
West VirgInia's Brilliant Congressman Re-
turned by Big Vote.
sracfnL TaLsrrnra 30 M RsCtsler.

CHARLES TOwN, W. VA, November Is.
The following are the majorities of Wilson
and Wlsner in the different counties in
this district:
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ru,c.eo. November i5.-lt IS stated that
Governor Fifer VIII pardon Oscar Eecbe
next Thanksgiving RoSning A
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- GOD things are initiated, therefore
49,. -, - tsar you set the genuine Salvation
e3i q sSss - ven want 70 cure Jour rheumatism.
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NO MORE MEDDLNG.
One Of the First Acts Of Congress
Will Be the Repeal
OF THE FEDERAL ELECTION Law.

1t Will be Put on One ofthe Neces-
sary Appropriation Bills as a
Rider and Forced Through -
Elections Will Then be Con
Quoted by the States as They
Should be.
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Fsllsburg Invep,,o,

J3Er' =, ,N,9Sryesubert ,Srs,b l5.-Pessr
patent Of mold ior gas, s.
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Wilson. Wisner.
RESULT IN PRESTON.

Totals ...... .... &c. ..-..-tf''S
Wilson's majority, Loss
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Another Increase Granted.

manufacturers in the State.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-06-24

EDITORS BULLETIN-I was raised
in Hardeman County and moved to
Arkansas eleven years ago. l have
many friends in your County and
perhaps some OF them would like to
hear from me. / am living in
Montgomery County, Ark, about
fifty or sixty miles q little Forth of
west of Hot Springs. / have wife
and nine children. We are all
enjoying good health-last year
we had no Doctors bill to pay at
all. L am fifty-six years old, do
my own blowing, making q good
living, but no money. Hot Springs
is our nearest shipping point. We
have rough, mountainous country.
We make what we eat and eat
what we make. We have good So
ciety, good schools and good church.
es of different denominations. /
homesteaded 100 acres of land and
have deed for same. Five Of my
children have also homestsaded
considerable amount of government
lands. j. w. JUSTICE.
Oden, Ark, June 18th, 1892.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-06-24
SPECIAL CARD.

We d esire to call our readers at
tention to the elegant illustrated
catalogue of Milford the Memphis
Jeweler, and cheerfullY commend
with pleasure and pride this old re.
liable hou sc to their confidence. One
of the catalogues will be sent at your
request.
We have known Mr.. Milford in
timately for years; he has been
engaged in the jewelry business OF
Memphis, Tenn, and unhesltating>
Nv say that you can depend on
what he states as being exactly so
plain and easily understood.
You lake no chance in ordering
from J. N. Milford. as your money
will be promptly refunded (without
any expense if not pleased with the
goods received.
Mention BOLIVAR BULLETIN.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-06-24

den opinions. Aus. Statler, clad
in a swallow tail coat, proved a
heart-sm asher, but at last succumb-
ed to the tears of that excellent lit
tie actress, Miss Marie Kahn. The
japanese Parasol Drill was an
unique and novel affair. The
"Charge of the Light Brigade" was
thrillingly reclted by a half dozen
or more little boys.
The pupils showed during the
performances that ease and grace
of manner not always present with
amateurs, but when present COM
pIetelY captivates the audience.
The people of Bolivar are 10 be
congratulated upon securing the
services of such able instructresses
as the Misses Mason have proven
themselves to be. We hope they
will continue to remain in our midst
and that our people will extend to
them that liberal patronage and
hearty support they SO richly de-
serve.