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capturing Baiiroad car Robbers.

Sescial n CJrlm % tts giS q
CUMBERLAND, ND, February 1S.-
For some time gang has been oreaS;D9
open freight cars in this city and steal-
ing freight officers Macdonald aud
Laing, Of this city, and Detective Rior-
oon, Of Baltimore, went TO work on the
case and to-day the thieves were located
in a canal boat lying at the Shantytown
wharf. A raid was made at 4 O'Clock
which resulted ia the capture OF John
and Thomas Muse aud George Wolf and
the recovery, OF some valuable goods
which amounted to over 81. 600. They
were lodged il jell.
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.THIRIY-SIX ORPHANS
And Eleven Widows Thrown Upon the
Worlds Cold Charity.
THIRTEEN MEN KILLED INA NINE.

They Had Gone Down to Reopen
an Old Working and We're
Putting In New Timbers When
the Hill Came Down Upon
Them, Crushing Out Their Lives
and Leaving Their Bodies Back
OF a Solid Wall of Rock Four
Hundred Feet Thick.
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The memorial Defeat

DENVER, Col. February
House to-day the joint memo
putting wool, silver, lead o.
the free list was defeated.
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Mcdonald Out on Bail.

- setsl Ifteordts % ne heois's'
COLUMBUS. O., February l3.-Ex-
State Shop Inspector w. u. Mcdonald
secured a new bond and was released
from Jail this evening.
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TWO BOYS BURNED TO DEATH.

Their Parents Narrowly Escape the Same
Fate While Trying to save Them.
Spsri.g 7s.sgrGm 70 ths R'o''tsF.
TERRA Alta, W. VA, February IS.
MIR. Samuel WOtring, who lives near
Aurora, this county, had his house
consumed by fire last night, Two Of his
boys perishlng in the flames. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wotring barely escaped from
being burned in the attempt to save the
boys.
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FIav.ng Foot Ban win It.
S8seoI I,lslrau 70 tas R.0,s.s-


COLUMBUS, o., February 13.--The bi-
ennial session question, the most i'm
portant in the legislature, was used as
foot ball by the House and Senate to-
day, The Senate passed the OIL bill.
which provides that in any year in
which there is no session OF the Gem
erai Assembly, the mem 5ars shall draw
no salary. This is opposed 20 biennial
sessions Of course, for members By vot-
Ing for biennial sessions under this
law vote 5000 each out Of their pockets.
The House refused TO concur In tie
Senate amendment 90 the school appro-
pr'ation bin, cutting it down 70 one
yaar instead of two. thus refusing 70
deviate from It's course 10 favor Of bi-
ennia. sessions
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.THDY UOULDN'TLET GO
The Life Boat Was Under the Bow,
but the Sailors
HAULED THE CAPTAIN BACK TO

The Deck and Made No Effort to
Disembark-The Storm Centre
Has Moved to the East, and Is
Now On the Atlantic Coast.
The Worst Reports Yesterday
Came from New York and New
England.
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MR. WILSON ABLE TO Be Up.
He is Very Much Improves. and Seems in
no Danger.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, February l5.-
Congressman Wilson had sufficiently
recovered to be up and around his room
at the Coates House to-day, but his
physician says Mr.. Wilson will not be
able to leave for Mexico until Saturday
and perhaps not until Monday.
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...l. ..,. Nd. d February a.
Pa,ss,...'l l' thar Mr. Chan
''s1r''.'.,.-'s vii, be- appoint.
'ls Ssy.,,.. '..e,or Of steam YES
nss,.s- -'a district, 10 seceee5
5.e,'33 q a day or two M
~, c.,. by Senator Cam.
Es,,s. MA. Wa-'' and endorsed bv
Virginia delega-
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Barn, ME-, February IS Fire destroyed
t1e iron works fRls morning. Losss $780,
uo; partially INSURED. Tbs IRE canght IA
ioe ioiners shop and spread So rapidly thai
tue entire plant was destroyed.
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Bon .'s.
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6oSslpl 3. e g; Tvsessrusr, ves la
'l to day on an aSls. X, was
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atcannitta9 Making
s E&iTay
r.rIEBs Discussed

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Likely Now that
Pa Taken from the
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The smallest hair thro It's shadow.
G9elhs
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child sprarg out Of Judge Horizons
room and rushed pell nell into her.
mothers arms. The twolost themselves
in eachSother's$embrac Tears of joy
coursed down the mothers cheeks
She kissed and felt her darling's face.
with trembling fingers.
Then she left her seat and going to.
the front of the judges bench fell upon
her knees.
She lifted her hands first to Heaven,
then to Judge Horton, and then to her
child, as ITO invoke divine blessing
upon his wisdom. Her eyes were red.
with weeping.
Tor several moments the strange
g~pantomime continued. And the little
daughter stood with her hand upon her
mothers shoulder smiling through her
tears at the judge.
Mammals deaf and dumb, sir" she
finally said. 2"She's asking Godito bless
you for giving me back to her"
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S. Fl. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma:
tism, his Stomach was d~isordered, his
Liver was affected to an alarming de-
gree, appetite fell away, and he vas ter
rribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles OF Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill,
had a running sore on his leg OF eight
Electric Bitters and seven boxes of
Bucklen's Arnica Salye, and his leg il
sound andwell. JohnSpeaker, Catawba,
Ohio, had five large Fever sores on his
leg, doctors said lie was incurable. One
bottle Electric Bitters and one box Buck
LENS Arnica Salve cured him entirely.
Sold by Logan Drug Co. 3
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Hnnl,S JeerS.

Charleston Gazette DENY
Tom Reed ought to understand that
the Wilson bill cannot be prejudlced
by a string of jeera.-Nev York World.
And the Worid ought to understand
that had Mr.. Wilson's committee
framed the bill in accordance with the
principles of the Chicago platform 1t
would not have been liable to tho jeers
of the minority. :,
Our opposition to the bill is we'll
known, but we are forced to confess
that we do not like to hear Republl-
cans ridicule the measure. We cIltl-
else it between ourselves-en famiile,
as the French say-but we always want
to defend it when it is attacked by Re
publicans, and we are sorely hurt that
We cannot ~unsheath in defense OF q
prima facie Democratic measure.
And we cannot help feeling petulant-
ly :vexed at Mr.. Wilson for his coward
ice in ::straddling" a question on which
the platform was SO unequiyocal, and
thus lay us open.to the jeers and ridl-
Guile OF our enemies. Had the bill been
a brave exemplifcation OF principles
enunciated in the Chicago platform, 1t
would not now receive b attacks
which Reed and the Republican leaders
are making upon II.
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OUR PosTOFFICES.
Are over sixty-cisht OF
in the United States.

WASHINGTON, d. g., Jan. THE
total number OF p%ostofices in operation
in the United States on January1,5lS94
Sis66,8 O6. This is showniu q statement
prepared at the postofhce department
showing the number of postofices in
the country by classesi n effect January
j. The number of offices in the three
presidential classes IS :. 424 There are
ISL in the first class, where the receipts.
range from s8,O0O5to $4,000, and k2.599
inzthe third class, where b receipts
range from 81. 800 to $4,000. There are
also 65.3S2 fourth class Offices, where
appointments of postmasters are not
made blythe President. and where the
compensation of the p~ostmasters Tor
each Of the last four quarters OF the
year amounted to $3.50 and the receipts
81, 900. or less. The recent raising OF the
%forty-three fourthclass postottices tothe
presidential class takes effect
l, and those are embraced in the state
tent.
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a PATH YIC SCENE

III the Chicago Divorce Court-A Drama in
Real Lifo-A Deaf and Dumb oIother's
Gratitude to the Judge.
Chicago Inter
There is something about a divorce
case that always excites curiosity. At
least so says the bailiffs OF the city hall
courts. According to these gentlemen
there are always more spectators in the
courts on Saturdays than at any other
time. It is on that day that the judges
lay aside commercial orscrilninal equity
and take up the scales in which 10
weigh out justice between man and
wife.
1t does not always happenthat all the
cases are sensational.
generally-the hearing of evidence adj
duced as sufficient ground for pern1a-
nent separations are Wearlsome to an
incalculable degree.
But each divorce day the same spec.
tators appear and take heir accustomed
seats. And they wait like cawing
crows for the carrion from some social
disruption. Occasionally these people
have their patience rewarded. Some
thing more thrilling than ever was
printed in a dictionary appendix hap
not personally interested out OF court.
the doors shut tight. And the specta-
tors have their trouble for their pains.
This happens week after week. To
be. shut out lust as the eagerly expected
is about to transpire would apparently
deter the regular divorce court visitors
and after awhile lead them to stay at
home. However, it don't seem to dis
turb them in the least, and the bailiHs
say they like it.
a short while ago Judge Horton had
reason 20 order his audience into the
corridors.
Inside the most serious act-nes1t to
that OF death-in tho drama Of human
ity was enacted. Alovely. chaste, and
beautiful woman asked that the court
restore her maiden name, grant her
absolute freedom from her husband,
and place her in custody OF their only
child. That is, the lawyersof the plain-
tiff asked all this when he filed a billsof
particulars.
The evidence had all been submitted
in 5type-written copy. That which was
oral had all been heard. The woman
had frequently appeared to press her
claims; the husband never. Aslawyer
acted for him.
Judge Horton had carefully consid-
cred the case and had announced that
his decision would8be forthcoming on
the dayin question.
EE3 Uf1G CuSe WIS OCILS ttISo
been ordered that the goIden-haired
child should remain in the Keeping Of
friend {ofsthe husband.
If There$was a silence in the courtroom
alter the case had been called for judg-
ment. Then came the shuttle OF the
visitors feet as they went out in obedi-
ence to ] Judge Horizons order.
$The&wife sat surrounded by her legal
advisors. Her face she kept shaded
With her hands. Through the open
door that led into Judge Horton's pri-
yate room occasionally came childish
prattle and peals ofinnocent laughter.
The mothers head was bowed with
grief. ,s
tones rang through the room: His
words weresfew He badeithe woman
goin freedom, and charged her with
the safetyof her child
Butshe didsnos heed3the spoken de-
cree. Herlawyer bent yer ito. explain.
Observation-Disclosures understand.
Suddenly there was a zh~appyEshout.
Like afrayGof sunlightsa gol~denzhaired
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State HOUSE, Columbus, Ohio. In

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W Recent discoveries have demonstrated that
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the base of the brain, and that when these arc
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Paralyzed portion, twill be understood hoy
the arrangement of tho nervcS center5 VIII
cause the arrangement of the various organs
whichttheYsupply with nerve force.
Two=thirds Of chronic diseases are due to
the base of the brain, not from O derange-
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self. The great mistake OF physicians in
these diseases is that they treat the
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are the cause OF the trouble.
DIR. FRANKLIN MILES, the celebrated sPe-
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Dr. MILES REsTORATIvE NERvINE IS sold by
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No Money Required OF Responsible Par
ties to Comm ence TrcntEacnt.
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Wllore He missed It.

Ne1o Yor: Press.
'.That idea of yours about telling
everything is all wrong"
sit is, is it?"
.Yes. You told me il I wanted to get
anything widely circulated to tell it to
my wife"
"NVell?"
"Well, last week [ told her something
that + wanted to be known, and /
haven't heard a word about it"
HIN! That's strange-but hold on.
Did you tell her to keep it secret?'
.No.''
"Pshaw! What pleasure do you
think a woman could take in telling a
thing that wasn't a secret?"
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IBucklen's AEnloa saliva.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains.
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price % centa
a bog. For sale by Logan Drug Go.
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-. IL x - q
Formerly Of New York. now OF THE FRANCE
lumbus Ohio. by request OF many friends and.
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Bridgeport, Sherman House, TuesdaJ,
january 2. II.
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Consultation and examination free and strict
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only.
The. Doctors describe the different diseases
betterthan the sick can themselves. It is a Won
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the country.
1.-The Electropathfc Treatment for all forms OF
SFcmalc Diseases and the treatment OF Seminal
Weakness Loss.of Manhood and Errors OF Youth;
is recognized to bc. the most successful method
ever discovered as used by Drs. Franco & OFT
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Prepared.
Chicago Tribune

Chicago Tribune.
"Tom, were you frightened when you
asked met be your wife"
Tonne. knew exactly how much
your father intended to give you:
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Tor Malaria, Liver Trou-
use
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
Cor Over FIFTY Years

Mrs. W1SsLow'sSooTHING SYRUP has been used
for over; fifty years by millions of mothers for
their children while teething with perfect sue
LAYS all pain. cures wind collie. and is the best
for ~th@ s51t will relieve the poor
little sufferer ipmedi lately. sold by druggists
in every. part of the world. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle DO sure and ask for .M rs. WinsIow's
Soothing Syrup and take no other Kind
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rho trouble over.

Aprominent maj in town exclaimed
the other day: '.MysBife has been wear
ing out her life fromsthe effects OF dys-
pepsia, liver complaint and indigestion.
Her case baffied the skill of our best
physicians. After using three packages
Of Bacon's Celery cure, she is almost
entirely well.' Keep your blood in a
healthy condition by the use of this
great vegetable compound. Call on
Logan Drug Co.,asole agent, and get a
trial package free. Large size SOC.
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M EDlCAE
MYSTERIES!
The Nervous System the Seat
q fife and Mind. Recent
Wonderful DiscOveries

No mystery. has ever compared with that Of
human life.SIthas been&the leading subject
81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. study in all ages.
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a yarmouth North WaIes) fisher
man caught $4,000 herring in one night
recently.
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MAN wants but little here below,
= u :, Z Z 1 e thatlirtln good -.----.-..


Nine out OF ten men when asking for
a drink, will simply ask for .something
good and out ofthe ninethere are not
two who know when drink of good
5whiskey, brandy, gin or rum is sold
them. Few hotels or vendors of liquors
can assure their customers that the
liquors set before them are absolutely
pure and old. One tastes almost as
as the other; but if youwant to be
sure that are buying only pure,
:liouor, we advise you to look at the
bottle and see ifEthe name of Max
Klein is blown in the bottle, and his
signature on the label and if you SEQ it
there, you can bet your best dollar that
you are gettinga straight article: His
Silver Age, Duquesne and Bear Creek
aRyes recommended by physicians and
men of all professions. For sale by
Wheeling Drug Company.
.DuRING the epidemic of Ia grippe
sChamberlain's Cough%Remedy tooksthe
sleadIhere and was much better liked
than other cough medicine II.
NJ. BANGs, druggist, Chatsworth, Ill.
The gripEis muchSthe5s same asIaNerYs Sc
we're cold and requires precisely the
Esame$treatment. This remedyls prompt
and efectual and w~illpreYent any tend
iency$ 8 / the disease toward pneumonia.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
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Out.
Detroit Free Press.

"Is your master in ?' asked a gentle
mar of the office boy.
z8E ar, r,I,o oD r IKE =lEE
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ally know n
that the seat
OF life Is loca-
itedin tho up
per partof the
spinal c o r d,
nearsthe base
Of h brain,
and SO sensi-
tive Is t his
portion of the
nervous sys-
TEN that even
the prick of q
needle Will
cause instant
death.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.

ON and after Monday. December p. Passenger
| Trains will -un as follows: HDaily. fDa1ly E1-s
-. q, Gan froI time
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The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling R.R.
Trains Run by Central Time

TIME GARD.
via. Elyria and the Lake Shore Route.
NOVEMBER 19. 1893.
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sDR

No Money Required OF Responsible Par
ties to Commence TrcntIncnt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-23
New Player. for b BrooLIya C1us.

The Brooklyn Club has signed two likely
young players OF the Western League. Catcher
Burrell and Outfelder Henry =. Haines OF the
Minneapolis Club. Burrell Catcher
thinner Of the Cleveland Club. The BrOoklyns
have also put in a bid for Grim and Pfener Of
Louisville. Speaking OF these players President
Byrne, who has returned 20 New York leaving
EOutz 70 manage the team. sys;
Two other clubs were after Grim and Pfener.
IL is an open secret that New York made a sub
stantial offer for Grim and Pfeher early in the
season; but the deal fell through for two rea-
sons. Grim was considered the handspring
OF the Louisville Club and 80 popular
was he in the Kentucky metropolis
that the club might as well have disbanded as
20 have parted with him. The negotiations for
PfeneT were discontinued, owing Ia the ODpOsi-
ton OF Manager Ward. whO set his foot down
immediately IL was the intention 10 play
Ffener at short. bgt Ward wanted 70 be the
only star ON the team, and he carried the day.
have catered into an arrangement with the
Louisville management by which Grim and
Ptener will rome 70 Brooklyn after the season
Is over. THIS arrangement Will hold good - far
as Brooklyn Is concerned. but the Louisville
Ieople may decide 10 alter their agreement.
What Tie arrangement Is ! am not atliberty 70
Mr.. nyFne had nothing TO say concerning the
deal b. which Tredway and burns are to &c eX-
changed t0F Ryan OF Chicago: but letters re-
ceiNed from members Of the Brooklyn team say
that such a deal las really beeA completed.