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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-21
KILLED BY ROBBERS.
Two PcddIers shot by HiEhwaymen Tn
 

Two FcddIers Shot by HiEhWaymcn In
 wiIkesharre.
 WILKE>pAEI;E. Pa. Sept. 2I.-A brutal murder was committed in the southern part of tho city. Two Arabian pcddlers John Mik>hivcr and Michael Johns wcrc returning from q trip tO Plymouth when they wcro stopped by two unknown men, who demanded their money.
 Tn" Arabians attempted tO go on their way when one of their assailants pulled a revolver and iirCd at Mikshivcr. Two halls penetrated his heart, and he fell dead The murdercr then turned the weapon on Johns and shot him in the side iniliCtinc n flesh wound The murderer $ acccmpIicc then robbed the pcddlcrs of , all their cash, SlSO.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-21
n.r,Im-rc rrsul .r IL. cIuh.

BNtTIM"Er, Spt- Baltimore hasc- ball enthusiasts uct at the Hotel Kcnncrt and subscribed $I.a''O tO give the Balti- moro team reception on their return \ leading brass baud and drum corps gave its scrvics-~, and carrIagcs wCre also ten dcrcd by lIvCTyTnCn-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-21
nIL Hutch citing Cirar-

CHb- N'.,. :<ypt- Gl.-n T. Hutchinson. better known aS ulL Hutch. tho oncc famous h arL of trade rlunE,'r has open Cl CrTI cigar stVTr' "l'pI~ii,' thu lDoard where hC ouCc I:Iaslc and lU>t millions \ StarGlin4: r,~l sign in the window offers i,,7ri Cj -aTs f'r crnt. ICttCr. two for 2 CVnt-. cigarette. [ s-.-rlt- a FzCSaE.c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-21

wreck the constitution and sometimes pro duco softening of the brain, epilepsy, pa- ralysis, and even dread insanity.
 To reach, re-clEim and restore such un- fortunates to health and happiness, is ths aim of tho publishers of e book written in plain but chastc language, on the nature, symptoms and curahility, by home treat ment, of such discases. This book will be sent scaled, in plain envelope, on receipt of ten cents in stamps, for postage Address, worlds DispeIEary Medical Association, 66S Main St, Buffalo, N. Y.
 65; nays, 54. It Is understood that ad- iournment will take place at noon Satur-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-21
Roller ExpiosIon-

PINE BLTFF. Ark. Sept sI.-Thc boil CT of a sawmilI near Sulphur Springs cx- p'utlCi, killing m employee named Ward and wounding four others.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-21
Mrs. Cougar Want. a New Trial.

Bo>ToN. Sept ei-A motion was filed in the clerks Ofljcc Of tho United States cirCuit court by Mrs Helen NJ. Cougar through her attorneys. asking for a new trial Tn her ease against Congressman Mursr
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-21

NEW YOEE, SCpt. 2l.-Thc board of di- rcCtors of the Adams Exprcss company accepted tho resignation of President san forJ and elected MT. l. C. Weir in his stead.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-21
An Artist.

There's no use in talking" said the Hyorns rrr1n who writes, t' Monkeyshine is a great humorist-"
 ''What makes you think sof"
 He can take a single one of another mans ideas and make half a dozen poems of 1t. t.''-Washington Star.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-21
Science RIrhf

Husband-A great scientist says that men.
 wife-I presume it is so. can suffer sorments and go right along with e Imile on my face, while you swear and lear around like mad if you bump your lead while hunting collnr button. Eew York Weekly.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-21
A word about
Clothes

for you will need W inter Suit soon. The first showing of Mems Clothes i. in our win dow this week. It gives an idea of values never seen in $7, sS, SlO and SIP Suits Every garment new and up to date. The larger assortment piled on our table. from $ll to $l9 suit will please those that never tried Ready to Wear" Clothes. Everybody will re- celvc courteous attention.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-21
The Fall EInnsI.

HoEXELLsvILLE, V. Y, Sept aL-Thc flats between this city and Canisteo were covered with water and the country be- yopd turned into lake.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-21

SEwruET. F. |. Sept aI.-The profcs- slonal golf match closed. William Camp bell of Boston winning tho nurse of sl5o.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-21
An Italian Holiday.

RoN::, Sept. 2I.-The anniversary of the entry Of the Italian troops into Rome was celebrated with great ceremony through out Irlly
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-21
teed Did Not Speak.

OGDESsBURG, N. Y, Sept. 2l.-Becauss of the rain Hon. T. B. Reed did not speak at the Ogdensburg fair.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-21

\ DISCOVERY has been made in the city of New York that ovsrturns theorits, or appears to do so. and is likely to call for fresh investigation of matters already much studied From statistics that have teen collected for the health board of that city the remarkable fact is shown that the d, ath rate in the tenement districts in the crowded homes of the very poor is lower than the average death rate of the whole city. Over sixty-nine per cent of the population of New York live in tenements occupied by three or more families. and this proof of a lower average mortality among persons living under such condi tions Is, to say the least, astonishing. Only by assuming that persons who die in public institutions whose residences are unknown should be added to the sum total of the deaths in the tenement districts can the rate of mortality among the poorer classes be brought up to the general average. May it be possible that the over-indulgences of we'll fed, well housed and well-to-do people more than counter act the benefits of better sanitary condi- tions? Do those who live fast and high who go i!l-clad and sometimes hungry, and who earn their daily breal by daily labor So far as these questions admit of statis- tical answer the figures given out by the New York health office point to a solution entirely at variance with current opinion.
 DEVIL QUOTATIONS.
 Devil take tho hindmost.-Hu
 Give tho devil his Sduc-Shakcspeare.
 Tho devil has his clect.-Thomas Car lyle.
 I!r must ncd-h go that the dwell dry veth.-'' All's Well"
 Go, poor devil. Get thee gone!-''Tris- tram ShanGy,' Volume ,.
 The hanc uf all that dread, the devil.- WOrllsworth's $ Idiot Boy
 The devil did grin for his darling sim Colcridgc's Devils Thoughts
 Tell the truth and shame the devil Shakespeare, King Henry w.
 If thou hast no name to be known by, let Us call thee cdCvil--Shakcspeare. Tho devil hath power to assume a pleas ing shape. pr.-Shakc>pcarC, ''Hamlet.''
 Oh. shame tu men. devil with devil Jlamned!-Miltun' $ Paradise Lost
 -Ahashed the devil stood and felt how awful goodness iS-'' Paradise Lost
 Sym tn" saint when most play the drvfl.-U ~cd hy Both Shakespeare and Mil ion.
 The devil c.n cite Scripture for his pur- 1 p'sc.-Sh"k''>prarr, Merchant of Ven ice. '
 God >,.nd> uv..t> and the devil sends c'uks.-GarrieH' Epigram on "Rctalia- tiun.''
 He must have n long spoon that eats with tho dcvil.-Chauccr's "Squiere' | Tale
 No man means evil but tho devil, and we shall take him by his horns.-Shake- spcare-
 The devil hath not an arrow for the heart like sweet vOicc.-Byron's Don l Juan.''
 That one hunting which the devil de- signCd.-DrydCn's "Thcodorc and Le- nora.
 Stole tho livery uf the court of heaven l to serve the devil in.-Pollok's "Corse oi | Time"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-21
Notice to Contractors.

Ss-al,-d proposals Nill I,,' T,acsivel al lh,. office of the Center District. rssun .s Irving blOck. Waterbury Conn until . o'clock r. m. Monday. september sI. l>ll. for Ihs mason. caTysuirr and plumbing WuTk required in lllr rrs,-g jam and completion of brick a,l,li'iOn sO the Washington Sch-ol b4ilslins. so called situated on Baldwin street.
 A certified cheek for ScsD TayaIsls. tO the oTler Ot the Center SchoOl Disirir-l must accompany each proposal as a guar antee thai Ihe party or parties bidding Wj jll sign the contract within ihTce days zf;rr the OPrnins of the bids
 Plans and specifications may ipr ss7rG al the o.fiCc of Architect AuGulsiuS T smith room -. rlail's building.
 The District committee T,->eTSr the right tO r' is'-I any or all bids.
 ALFRED |. WOLFF
 Chairman District Cpmu5gt.vr. Attest
 THOMAS ! MORAN. Cl,ik W4ltIbuiy SrIJ. l,'. l>;4.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-21
N. ". BRENNAN. Telephone Call. li> orI>5.
WaterburYFire Alarm

LOCATION OF BOXES I he following Ese the rrr AiAsn signals suie- the new sys=en- Eosers i Bro. I-S Cor Eass MREn sn Nassag= ss--@ts Is Cor E&ss Main and Golrss- ry-d Is Car HEEh and Walnut ssre.ss Is ( T Ea<s Main and CasrrT ssra~ l. IT C.s- Fast Main and Cas.. Str@@t. Fl Cor Ncsth Nm and kiII,sf urv streets. 9s Cor Norah E3u,. Norsh ain ard Gr.
 streets
 3s Waterbury NAnuta curing G nrans. 3s Or North Main and SOrth Ssz~ess 2s Cor BUcki sGhsm and c. ,ske sirrsas 2T Car Gr E-. and FrC>geri street<- CuJ Fi,,rss.e AE~7ue ard Tine saHrst ss Cc- JoLnean and WsE@sn llla ss-F.ss EI-s Tb~ F3s;t Bros e. Il. Na.>.&--y Sr-rL = uIgcuT ussir. CT.
 usns fActCryG-
 2 Exchange psar-- S-a COr wess Main and WIl50E s.Tsezs s- Or West Main and WAfersowu Tpra sk Horse Car RzilrC2d ssalIe. ,-s Waterbury BEass eSmE0uF' ST Or Cedar and MNaa0w str-rs. s-s Cor Grznd and Field streets si-7 Or Bank and Mszss0E Ssreee>N .-i-S RAndOsEh \ C0wos' ,-i-s FIume 1. A.EoSl NAnEtA-tzrs,r c r--n
 rAug-s sal No EosA House s-7-s HNlrAsS BNosh A Eaya@rs. I-a-4 Cor Charles and Porter Strasts s-2s Cor SimCns street a.d NR.klrsrs n ave Cor South Main and Grznd s-r~sss- s-7 Or South Ezsn and Gay S.ra<-s ts Waterbury Watch conT&nFs ts Ean@akcs k BurnhAn Mznussr-usrsnE
 oOmr2nT!s ss Waterbury Buckle coErsnT" s-f Or South Main and waShEnrrOn Eak sccvfn Manufacturing co-urznv S-s Ger Franklin and UnIon ssre-s- sS Waterbury Cock O. lease EaesrrTa s-s Or Clay and NH streess- SC Cor IIheE1T and River ~sre<ss E--- No. Hose House ss Ger Baldwin sud Stone streees-
 cci BridgA and Maxm Etreses. sa Ger Dcolissle alley and Dahltn nres< -'Prfvss~
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-21
England Imports Australian Butter.

EhgIahd Imports AustralIan Butter. Eight hundred tons of Australian but ter Were landed in London from one vessel q few days ago
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-21
A. ". Castle.

Only 9,.c market. corner of South NJ ain and Union street Orders by telephone wlll Tscsive prompt and careful attention
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-21
The lennntrat.
O. and NJ. T. MALoNEY. Pup11suEHs.

TIE rival candidates for superintendent of public instruction in Colorado are going to have joiRt debate on the stump. As all the candidates for this office are women, the debates premise to be some thing lively. piquant and exciting. It will be interesting to see which of the dear candidates gets in the last word.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-21

Ashton q Clarity, Humhsrr. essan and dAs I7ttsrs. Tn Doodn1. Hee Water HssdnG speciality.
 ao6IBank Street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-21
IT'S A EFl ST0NE

About a young man's neck to be a sufferer from ner
 vous exhaustion, ner- ycGs debility, impair ed memory, low spirits, irritable tenn Der, and the thousand and lone Arrangements of mind and body that result from, unnatural, psrnicious habits, contracted through ignoranca
 Such habits result in loss of manly power.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-21
AN ADJOURNMENT SOON
Constitutional Convention May
 Adjourn Saturday.
THE CANAL ARTICLE ADOPTED.

The Homo Rule For Cities Amendment Goes Through Amid the sncers of the Minority-Tekuisly Brings Up the Aati- pool Selling BIii.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-06-15
w. w. BOOHER,

EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-06-15
Fatal Acst'lcticism.

A Seattle family has a yellow dog
with Il singular love for flowers, which
frequently gets him into trouble. The
dog, after making sure that the coast
Is clear, will go into the garden and
plucll a number of flowers, and. plac-
ing them in heap, will lie down and
go to sleep with his nose in the bunch.
Ills favoritc flower is the rose, and he
invariably bites the stem four on five
inches below, so as to not injure the
flower. All his actions indicate that
he enjoys the perfume of the flowers,
and it rarely happens that he is not
seen with some choice flower in his
mouth. The only trouble is that he
culls from every garden he sees, and in
consequence has narrowly escaped be-
ing shot for his aesthetic taste.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-06-15
-.ATrEN ON l;Aa3ER's wHlMs
Odds anh -,::.'H '-"!2ad Over by Cheeky
T"i.DI1 XII, - .:yc 80 Du3-ac5s.
..'IJ,..,,, IN, ..1,i.. :i,,o, r,>-.,, -, I~,;

Odds anti -:::.'t '-@:a2i Over by Cheeky
I'i )y' wi" "a .:yo 80 I5u5-ac5s.
'''Iha.& arc nri,. three r.on IL CHI
ego IL th>t i>ii.r: e. ;i,lo c1 uc i.,- :
.','!:?"',,.'i &ila c.!.:,1J N'aG3.h I,:...'...
'rr':,: =. .. :. f.:.i -: TO .tr..p >,:e I.:.
-. " n, :. ~ -: ii a:.,r..,r'., E., 81 *
Il irH". -:r:.r .i~;,,aS and w!AiIA.. -.
.3'.: e.. -....:.-....l. Gle e -; a....!
.:.y,I :! ,-trr with vh,,I III
g.; a.; trI.i~' razor, Sir, -,
: .la@.,--aI.y Ching IN thc tn.
., 80. Ai:W does he make n liz
.; - E%:J' enough. You don't
-, > n. =. rory we'll, I guess. Woll,
.... - - ray q ra::or for, say. two
.. :.', e.. ;4.i ;,fs&r he's used it awhile
..- 70 HI ,niad.hc doesn't like it.
L. IL j. 10 this man for one dol
-. al; nan leaves it on trial with
= ,..A"c "Irbec and gets four dol
art ii old 4'a2ors in exchange,
ia. hH ellis one OF those old razors
- ri3iIl.:l purchaser of the two
: .''..sor. lie does the same with
-, and homes and brushes. Of
- he makes money. Dresses well,
-.-..,s G'1@ci cigars and works only
...' &c t.2S like it. There's money
. !, ~ 5.i2 three fellows in the busi-
49,. oo3 Glc snap will be overdonc as
3. ., q. The scheme is better known.
. ,;..".!i cc@c&3Gry to begin? Cheek and
.H.uilt@nco arc all that arc neces-
r.. "Gcn the razor broker gets q
e.. .f'.sy customer who shaves himself
'..sin doesn't care what his outfit
o.. provided it 5lits him-why, then,
~ UVes what anyone else would do.
l., makes the crank pay for his crank
mess"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-06-15
TYPEWRITER MUSIC,
A Process by Wh:c:: Notes Can Be Taken
Down with tsreat Reni,l:ty.

Ao"h SiLAa SAFestb
While great improvements have been
Ga:%.2- iii the last few years in s;,i..ri-
la -. =. Guns, and language can r:,r
d. - erred to paper with tilc :-~,..-
ity =; speech, the writing of =. :. !.
XII III occupation of eXasnu.".s..... t.
di@i,Ec3S. musical shorth@uI h.
ott>1t been suggcItcd. and il is So.
tE:sT certain mUsiu:GnS have devised T.,
them. Gives such a system, which H.,
.s2rV";i their purpose fairly well. !:,lf
;::ly attempt to bring the speed of rl.:,-
:.ical notation within even apDreci.?3i.
distance of the rate of musical pro.iuc-
ton, either instrumental or vocal. has
always been looked upon as impossible.
1t is difficult to imagine how it can
ever be otherwise, but none the less are
those inventors who seek to increase
the facility of transferring to paDcr
musical ideas, either fresh from the
brain of the composer or from the rem
dltlon of the artist, worthy of COM
mendation and gratitude. An attcrlot
IN this direction has just been 1ra:;c il
the construction of a machine for t>5isG-
writing music, says the Fort NiCrti
Gazette. The machine looks Ike IN
ordinary typewriting machine. after
which it is modelled, the frame. KEY.
levers, type, bars and carriage being
retained. Various notifications; are
ma|'o so as to adapt the IL ;jr,1: aent to
&c change of notation. thn ;.rr:age
being lifted ena:vise only fUc -, diff
Ecrc.i~ lines, Cctavc3 or note, ::ad The
p!!>'2. ii fed forwGcl Hi%h vAul >..yulle
: t&u type. The nc.-r'..s i: loaded
~ lcr TO be rGel W;2A .,4r aircady
rIicI or to write IL ;'..r @Lu4f by re-
peating fve-linci character.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-06-15
RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES.

Balance in treasury Dec, 80, 1893. .S54, ,53S 67
From del'qt taxes '93..... .... 381 %
dePqt poll taxes, '93.... IL 10
. General licenses. .1,272 %
Gaming licenses .... rs 90
:. Adv'tg del'qt taxes, 1893 26 OO
10 per ct. dePqt taxes '93 50 81
per ct delqt tax, 90. =. Sc
Fees collected ........... AL Of
Penal fines. 1915
q Poss land claims. .. 15 co
Tax net proceeds mines 1s9 O2
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-06-15
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

~ ;1yy, ore your. .-.-.-... ...S 90
-, copy. SIX :nouthH. ........-.......... 90
80 my period under six months, one dollar
..G.Lh Faysblc i; advance.
....'aI iNr carrier in Elko at 25 cents n week
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-06-15
aNVGRTlEING RATES.

....,t uusIiIntn prinGipisn. Apply ct the OF
.tnr iar'nS.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-06-15
JOINT STATEMENT
Of AUDITOR AND TREASURER
OF ELKO COUNTY.
For the Quarter Ending March 81
1894.
County Of Elko. ISIS.
AUDITORS OFFICE.

AUDITORS OFFICE.
March. 81, 1894
To the Honorable Board of County Commls-
sloners of Elko County, Nevada.
GENTLEMEN: We herewith submit our Quar-.
tcily Report of the Finances of the County
for the quarter ending March 81, 1894.
Respectfully submitted:
GEO. Il MEIGS,
Auditor.
M. III. MILLER,
Treasurer.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-06-15
ALLY iNOEpEN DENT.

* &V l.NIRtG PAPER.
..,,.y srHsY in.>. SHNDAys ga
"utei.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-06-15
Fn0N ROAD FUND.

The above balance st9nds to tho credit Of the
various funds as per rreasurcr'S I;alanr,
Sheet, dated March -, 1854:
TREASURER's BALANCE SHEET.
Cash In treasury to TN" credit Of the various
funds, Marcn 29, 1894.
AA S'1'S A"h"' -.'-.........---.. iSl 66
In Judges Salary fund ...-... .....
In General County fund .. 10 sos 36
In Cash Contingent fund ............ SLY 81
III lndigent Sick fund ...... 3,l36 10
In County School fund.-. 80 1:
In Officers Salary fund. ......... 5i4 43
Total. al....-.............. .... 32,ess I3
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-16
HORNBLOWER TURNED DOWN.
Tho senate Did Not Consider Him of
sufficient Legal Bminonoe for tho
Position

Tho senate Did Not Consider Him of
sufficient Legal Eminonoo for tho
Position
WAsHINdTo -. c., January 15.-
The legislative session OF the Senate to-
day was short and uneventful, nearly
the whole day being devoted To execu-
tive session In consideration OF the
Hornblower nomination. The morning
hour was consumed by the introduction
OF petitions and bills, and one or two
important measures were by unanimous
consent taken from the calendar aud
passed,
Senator Gallinger, OF Nav Hampshire,
was To have spoken to-day on the tariff
question, but he gave way TO the exec
utive session after an agreement had
been effected postponIng his speech un-
I'll tomorrow.
In the executive session Senator Hill
opened the fight Observation-Disclosures Of
Hornblower for Associate Justice OF the
Supreme Court, speaking in behalf Of
the majority report OF judiciary Com
mittee on the legal qualifications
OF Hornblower. AZ the conciu-
sion OF Senator Hilrs speech
Senator Villas. OF Wisconsin, the only
Democratic member of the Judiciary
Committee who supported Mr.. Horn
blower In the committee room, made a
strong appeal for confirmation. Sena-
tor Pugh opposed confirmation on tho
general ground that Mr.. Hornbower
was not sufficiently eminent in hls pro-
fession TO entltle him TO distinction.
After general discussion, lasting
throughout the afternoon, HOrnblower's
nomination was rejected by majority
OF six.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-16
LIKE THE WHITE CHAPEL FIEND.
HORRIBLE lndignities Perpetrated Upon
the Person OF a Pure YOUNG Girl

NAN efseu VI - urc
ST. Louis, Mo-, January l5.-An
evening paper prints the following
special from Cncinnsti:
Captain Grammar. Chief OF the Gran
nan Detective Bureau, OF this city, has
received from a representative at lanes
vile, hy.. letter giving meagre de-
tails OF White Chapel horror at
that place. A woman OF sus-
picious character named Mortier
had in her home beautiful
daughter OF seventeen. 1t was admitted
that the Girl was pure. 4 number OF
her mothers male friends attempted
her ruin but the girl resisted them, al
though II was understood that her
mother did nothing TO protect her.
January the girl died. Her burial
followed In hssty and secret
manner. A few days ago the
better class of people had the remains
exhumed, when it MAS found that
the girls neck was Woken, her ribs
smashed in, and her intestines exposed.
Other indignities TOO disgusting TO de-
scribe had been offered the body. Abe
flggie and the girls mother are under
arrest. and may have been lynched by
this time. The location OF the place
accounts for the delay in reporting the
news.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-16
An EnterprI.Ing Pnnsioner.

CHICAGO, January Is John S.
Dodge, a sergeant OF the Columbian
Guard during the Worlds Fair, was
arrested to oday charged with defraud-
ing the Government Pension Depart
ment. 1t is alleged that Dodge applied
for and was granted a pension OF s52 a
month on the representation that be
was totally blind as a result OF injuries
received in the late war. The fact that
his eyesight did not seem 20 be serious
ly impaired by his blindness. led to an
investigation and when Dodge was
found to be as fully equipped optlcally
as his associate guards he was indicted
and the arrest followed to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-16

,p.cta. J.t,ora,n 70 m, R.a,,,-

COLUMBUS. o., January IA bill
introduced by Representative ROWAN.
OF stark county, to-day, provides that
condemned criminals shall be given 10
investigators In neurology. the object
being TO discover by study OF the brain
n more rational treatment for insanity.
Senator Abbott introduced a bill to-
day fixing maximum railway fare at
two cents per mile in this State.
Haskell introd uced very important
liquor bill IN the House to-day. IL pro
vides for local option by counties and
the question ls TO DO submitted to the
people every two years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-16
west Virginia Postal Anairs.

WAsHTSOToN, ID. c., January 15.-
The following West Virginia postmas-
tors we're appointed to-day:
q. w. Workman. at Echo, Wayne
county, vice w. T.. Osburn. removed.
Jennie +. Bolton, at Locust, POcha-
bOntas county, vice Il. Il. Beard, re-
signed.
L. H. Hearn. at Oak. Mercer county,
vice w. H. Boyd, resigned.
A new postoffice has been established
at Castle, Wyoming county, w. Va,
with Mr.. Morgan w. Prlndy, az post
master.
Travis 9. Parsons has been conn
stoned postmaster at Rock Castle, w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-16
SULLIVAN mas MS SAY.
Thinks Brady wrote the Letter-Corbott
Not a wsii-BuiIt Man.

BALrIMoRE, MD. January i4.-John
l.. sullivan this afternoon said: This
last letter OF Corbetts, In which he
says that Mitchell is coward and had
To be forced into the match, and had
tried to crawl out OF meeting him since
the articles were signed, ls all bun
combe. Mitchell is no coward, and |
believe he made the mats h In good faith
and will carry IL out. The letter was
no doubt written by that fellow Brady,
as Coroett has not sense enough to write
such letter. The fight will last fully
twenty rounds, which will take abou,
an hours time; that Is, provided they
do not do too much OF the sprlnter act,
In which they both are daisies
"As TO Corbett's endurance, I cannot
say, but | don't consider him n we'll
built man by any means. He is entire
ly too tall aud thin"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-16

NEW York, January IA report
reaches here from CumsnyaRua, in the
province Of MatGnZas, that a wreck
occurred on the Timinia-Matauzas rail
way, about eight miles from that city.
A passenger train, while going AZ full
speed. struck COW that had walked
suddenly upon the track. The engine
was derailed and the care badly
wrecked. Sixteen persons we're killed
and nine wounded.