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AN UNUSUAL SITUATION.
A Mans Lifo Depends Upon tho Action OF
Single Juror.

A Mans Lifo Depends Upon tho Action OF
Single Juror.
PARIS. No.. Feb. CA strange con-
tingcncy arose here to-day in tho trial
OF Charles A. Burnett for the murder OF
John Kirsch. by which he may get his
life and liberty before the case is argued
or verdict returned. After the evi.
dence WAS oil in, constituting under
Missouri law, complete trial. word
came that tho brother OF one
OF the jurors, Wood Rose. had
died. Rose was informed, and was
told by tho judge that while the
law provided for continuance in the
case OF tho death OF wife or
child, isdid not in the case OF n brother.
Nevertheless tho law does not give a
judge in tho latter instance power to
separate a jury nor power to hold it to-
gether. Therefore, 1t lies with Rose
whether he shall stay or go. In the
latter case tho entire proceedings will
be nullitied and Burnett set free, as the
case being legally complete. he cannot
BIO tried again. Rose was asked for
time to decide and it has been given
him. This is the first instance OF tho
kind n tho states history.
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TENNEssEE,s GOVERNOR.
Tho Committee Will Leave In n Few Days
to Investigate.

Tho Committee Will Leave In n Few Days
to Investigate.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 20.-The legislative
committee appointed to investigate
charge, of fraud in the governors cleo
ton, met to-day and examined tho
pleadings in the contest case by coun-
ties ior the purpose OF seeing ii the
charges OF fraud in each county were
specific enough for investigation. The
contest law provides that what is not
denied is admitted, and tho committee
decided this afternoon to examine into
the specifications to ascertain il under
this law any county could DO thrown
on. OF the lis. OF countios to DO in
ves.ivatcd. So far tho committee has
decided that charges in Anderson, Bed.
ford, Blount aud Campbell counties arc
sufficiently specific to warrant iu-
vcstigation. The committee will leave
the city in a few days to begin the forty
days' investigation.
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IAN are scattered now and led:
Some are married. some are dead.
COLD WEATHER; AGAIN
Delays the Expected Brnak-up In til
Rlver-The Outlook

Delays the Expected Brcak.up In the
Rivcr-The Outlook.
River men were greatly disappointed
last night at the sudden drop in tho
temperature. The warm weather OF
the past few days had Iotted the ice
considerably and it was hoped that no
moro cold weather would hinder the
breakup. II tho weather continues as
week will pass before there is q break
up, and the first OF March may see n
: frozen river still in evidence. Tho
Valiant continued her good work in the
Bellaire harbor breaking up the ice. and
the Lexington with steam up kept the
ice clear from her wheel.
Parkcrsburg = Mild weather and
steady thaw oil the past few days are
rapidly changing the condition OF al.
fairs in the ice-bound rivers. aud the
ice is rotting. Ropes By tho thousands
Little Kanawha, to secure the RATS
from going out when the ice breaks.
and men arc cutting the ice around all
the RATS aud barGes. The ice is rotting
rapidly. and already in several places
the Ohio is opening up. Below the city.
some distance. there is mile and a
half OF opon water to the Ames Rifles,
and all morning funds were being
raised to cut channel forty ieet wide
from the wharf down 10 this open
water, so as to lot out the Kanawna ice.
A channel is practically open from the
wharf to Neal Run, on tho latter river.
The money needed was raised, and the
contract let to the powerful Nellie Wal.
ton. lying in port This boat started
out this afternoon to smash things, and
il doing ii. She is cutting wide chan
mel and breaking up the leo to tho
island, and will tomorrow break tho
leo in the Little kanawha 10 tho frat
dam. This will give ParkorsDurg an
open harbor, and the timber men, mill
men and boat-owncrs are rejoicing in
consequences. There will DO no losses
ut this point when tho breakup comes.
pi.tsburgh-Ice in tho harbor ID pref
ty we'll broken up, but tho river is 80
low that there ia not current enough to
carry i. away. besides tho Ohio is
closed below here The ice has been
rotting Tor several days, and it would
not require much moro mild weather to
cause q breakup.
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At the homo OF the brides parents,
on the Island. yesterday afternoon at .
o'clock, Mr.. J. Ed Schenerlcin, the well
known timer and contractor. and Miss
Amelia NJ. Laue wero united in mar
riage, Rev. William Ulfert, pastor of St.
Johns church, officiating. It was a
very quiet wedding. only the closest
friends Of tho couple being present.
After the congratulations were over
Mr.. and Mrs. Schenerlein left on the
Pan Handle road for wedding journey.
A large party OF friends were at the sta
tion TO bid them good bye and wish
them good luck.
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Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis.
casos relieved in nix hours by tho "NEw
GREAT Souri, AMERICAN KIDNEY Cum"
This now remedy is n great surprise OH
account Of it's exceeding promptncss in
relieving pain in tho bladder, kidneys.
back and evory part OF tho urinary pas.
sages in mnlc or female. 1t relieves ro-
toution Of water and pain in passing it
almost Immediately. II You want quick
roloi and cure this is your remedy. Sold
by r. ii. List, Druggist, Wheeling, W. Va.
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THE MARKS ABOVE.

Oil City-Rivor | foot inches and
stationary. Weather clear md mild.
Greensboro--Isivor foot inches and
stationary. Weather fair and warmer.
Warreu-Riror seven.tentha OF foot.
Weather clear and mild.
Morgautown-River closed. Weather
cloudy with thermometer at 50.
Standardization 3 feet and station.
AIRY. Weather cool and cloudy. and tho
river 10 still frozen ovor.
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II you have dull aud heavy pain
across forehead and about the ovcs; II
tho nostrla arc frequently stopped up
and followed by dsngrccablo dis.
charge; II soreness in tho nosc aud
bleeding from tho nostrIls Ia oiton OK
perionccd; ii you arc worry sensitive to
cold in tho hcad accompanied with
headache; thon you may DO Bnro you
have catarrh. mud should Gmmsdintcly)
rcsort to Ely's Cream Bnlm for euro.
Tho remedy will give instant rolicf.
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Last night the Mogullians held very
lively aud enjoyable session IN the 4.
o. U. W. hall. Mr.. Charles Bachmann
was duly initiated into tho mysteries
Of tho order. after which there was a
fine feast, for which the Hotel Bruins.
wick furnished the refreshments. This
was followed by n sparring match,
which provoked much enthusiasm.
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Dwelling and Contents Burned.

Special Dispdica 10 The Fs:eliiGcuccr.
CALDWELL, O., Feb. 20.-The residence
OF Thomas johnson, near Sarahsyille,
was entirely consumed by fire late this
afternoon. Tho household goods were
also consumed. Tho loss and insurance
are unknown.
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SOME "REMINISCENCES
or tho Early Days of tho Present
Wheeling Opera House.
MILTON MOBILES THE LEADING MAN.
The First Performance In tho House,
and tho Company which Took Part.
Some People inco Famous woro IN
tho Cast oi "rhe Tcmpost"-It has
Almost lieaehoI its Majority.

Tho Wheeling Opera House has al.
most attained It's majority. It was
opened October @, 1873 That opening
was recalled last evening when Milton
Mobiles and his wiieand company camo
into town. They had cancelled last
nights date, and so came here. and will
appear tonight and tomorrow ai,cr-
noon and night. Tho frat two perior.
mancea will DO "From Sire to Son" and
helaat "For Revonuo Only"
But TO so back twenty.one years: The
Opera House was completed In in 1873.
Loo Rioster has the first programme
framed. and it 10 interesting 10 road Ii
now. The place Is described as "this
beautiful theatre, now elegantly ar
ranged in tho most admirable style OF
nr,, erected by Mr.. james Hamilton.
built from plans by tho celebrated
architect, Mr.. kemblc,' etc. The scon-
cry was by Mr.. j. Pigoi,. The scenic
effects were arranged BY Richard Smith
and tho architectural carpentering" by
w. Crume.
People who saw that opening. with
Shakespeare "Iho Tempest" as the
play. declare that nothing more credit.
able has been seen on that stage.
Prominentin tho cast was "Mr. Milton
Nobfps, Leading Gentleman OF the
Academy OF Music, Chicago" Other
members have also since achieved
fame, among them Miss NJ. Loduski
Young and Miss Fannie Prestige.
The cast complete wa, as follows:
Prcspero. rirh,tul duke of Milan .,,,.......
Milton Mobiles
oao us oiotne,. .'''f'i ~; water itGxine
Ea,tin,nh Eli. .o% IL Va ot,,'Ii yot,m
II i. DAVIS
r rr,ncnio. the Elnss icster,.NT Gustav Williams
GonTsies The King; 'Vn au''ON
............. .....,.... Mr. Edmund D. Langley
Siephano, drunken eui!et.NF. Harry Clifford
Soats%a,n Mr. G C Hr ,asSi
ARIEL. spri,e OF the al, Miss Fannie Prestige
Miranda, daughter OF Prosper,
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TO LID


IluSineH property. 1851 Market ST; best lo,s.
tOn In city for feed store Sil CT per month.
Store room Gnd dwelling, i0DI Main st; rev
front, With front cntrnnce TO dwelling II desired.
sil 81 per month.
Store room aud dwelling, ?lll Mala ST So pe.
month.
store room and dwelling. 26lS Chapl!nO :.
81 20 per month.
Modern oroomed dwslllnG, s. Sixteenth st.
Sil g. per month
sro6mcd dwelling, 1901 chuplInc ST. S. Pc.
month.
Modern i0roomcd dwelling at Tlltonyille.
property Of the late ". H. Robinson. with .
ucres OF land fine orchard. etc. sL5 per month
S-rOomed dwelling on motor line AMI National
road, only a lew minutes from this city. SIS Re:
month.
7.roomed dwelling. 81 South Front st.. AIS
per month.
7.roomed dwelling. l?6 18th St SO per month.
7.roomcd dwelling. IS 18th St. SIS per monih,
Groomed dwelling, modern, 81 South Huroa
st. 81 per month.
6roomed dwelling. 25i3 chaplIne st. sl7.
Modern broomcd Hat 81.
5rOomS. ID floor. GO Virginia ST., both sISei
and water. II. Sll per month.
5roomed dwelling. $40 Eofst. sl3 per month
5roomed dwelling. 3llo Jacob St Sill Del
month
5roomcd dwelling, 25o5 Woo. st. IS per month,
5roomcd dwelling, l6 South Wabash St SO
per month
5roomed dwelling, North Wabash st $40 Def
month.
5 rooms, 81 Thirteenth St sl2 per month.
i-roomed dwelling. $50 Market SO per month,
i'roomed dwelling. ll64 High st 81 per month.
troomed dwelling. 2jiS McColloch st s.
rooms. 1896 Market St. IS per month I'D floor,
3rooms, EtSC Chaplin st. ID floor. S. per mouth.
3roons, Jus Virginia ST IS per month.
2rooms. "a 18th ST. s; per month.
SMITH g. DICKINSON,
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Chnppclcnr's Iron chInt
cures cough and consumption.

MRs. EMILY TMoRNE, who resdca at
Toledo, Washington, says she has nevor
been ablo to procure any medicine for
rheumatism that relieves tho pain so
quickly and oHoctuallys s Chamborlain's
Pain balm, and that sho has also used
Il for lame back with great SUCCESS.
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WARRINGTON, Feb. 20.-Rcports re-
ccivcd ut tho treasury department show
that sos, 052, $40 in gold coin has already
boon turned into the sub.trcnsurics on
account OF the recent gold purchase.
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MONEY no LOAN.
RINEHART G. TATUM,
CRY BASK BUILDING,
Telephone 2l9. tfci6l Room No
FOR SALE.

House. . rooms and hall, corner \. Front and
Kentucky streets, $500.
House rooms, Eth street, cheap On easy
terms $780, 1859
House rooms and hail. Sis, street. in sp!ea.
did order $1,000.
Housc. rooms. brick Main ST., 5th ward. s. 81
House. rooms, brick. Jacob street. Ith wand,
slSOo. rl..I 80. =.
House, 5 rooms and ha!l, Park View, 10, 100,
l7j feet. easy terms. Sl.7O.
House, rooms. nth st. lot 25rlOO stcet g. 7Ol
Double house, 10 rooms, Indiana street, Island.
easy terms. S.,jOa
House. 6 rooms; South Huron street, Island.
with large lot. $500.
House. rooms and hall. Marke. street. By
tween 9Th and Sth streets. easy terms s.71)
House. rooms, corner lot, 9th street, cav
terms. SliQ0.
Double house, s rooms, Coal street, LIST wari
$1,000.
House. 5 rooms Mcco!loch street, Eas; wheo.
ing sl.I00. -..-.
ilotse.7 rooms aud hall, with largo lot, 18Th
street, $1,000 tsrf E=n.I =.
House, 2rooms. Charles street casy terms ssh
House, rooms, baltimore street, East Wheel.
ing, easy terms Sl.0SQ
House, rooms 18th street, easy terms slio.
SPLENDID lot for dwelling house, EoG s,rcoa
House. rooms. brick, 18th street. cheap s..5n
House 10 rooms, brick. with largo lot liza
street. cheap. Kan
House 5 rooms. Jacob street, 9Th ward. cat!
terms. $3.50. F.r'
House 3 rooms, Wood street 9Th ward, Sl.ill
House. 6 rooms, 10Th street Sl.oyo
House rooms, Wood street. 9Th ward sl.SN
Fine finished house, ) rooms and hall, Pa't
View, LOT lOoxl75 feet For short tImo only.
$500.
Splendid house. 5 rooms and hall. Lind strs,a
Belvcdorc. 81 .iSl
House q rooms. brick. Market street. Cent?,
Wheeling. cheap. sl20l
Lots on Lind street, Eclvcdcrc, $50 and 81
each.
Three lots IN Park View. cheap.
Business property on Market street at moi,7.
ate prlch
$40, 500, $780, $500, $1,000 and s.,5ol to loauoa
real estate.
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Special Dispateh 10 u. In:elLiQeHeer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. o0.-C. Z.
Harrison. Of Falling Springs; J. J. Mon.
roe, OF kincwood; ]. l. Peters. OF Peters,
burg; Charles Ward, OF Charleston, and
Q. G. Dewey, Of Wheeling, arc in the
CITY.
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DIED,

KIEL-On Thursday, February u. 1886. at 1915
a m, NATTfEV KIEL, daughter o! Henry
kicl, In the 18th year OF her age.
Fnnrrnl notice hereafter
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Sreti1! Dirpotch 10 TIC Jnto'ti9enetr.
WASHINGTON. D. G., Feb. Ca post
office has been established at Worth.
Mcdowell county, and Chapman Bots.
ford appointed postmaster.
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SMITH g. DICKINSON,
1920 MARKET STREET.
FOR RENT.

5'roomcd brick. No IS Virginia street.
3.roomed frame No. n South York street.
5roomed brick. No. 1872 North Front street
5-roomcd frame, No. 5Sorth Broadway stree.
s-roomed brick, Noe Virginia street
6-roomed brick. No. IS South Broadway.
3Eoomed frame, No. III North Huron street.
S-tootncd brick. No. i3 Fifteenth street.
3-roomcd frame. No. 90 Ohio street.
3-roomcd frame. 10. CO South York street.
5-rooned frame. No. 100 South Elm street
4-roomed frame. No. llG5 NcColoch street
t.roomed brick, No. 1927 McColloch street
5roomed brick. No. 2s39 Eofs street
4rooEs, second floor. No. 57l2 Jacob street 70
i-rooned brick, No. ?4l7 Alley Il
6-rooned brick. No. 1904 Woods street
5'roomed frame. No. 3l2S McColloch street
s.roomed brick. No. GIG Main street
5rooIucd brick. No. III Th!rty-third street.
Sroorlcd frame. No. 95 Ohio Street
5roomed frame, No. 273l Woods street.
3ro0med frame. No. lib Elizabeth street.
3rooucd frame, No. q North Wabash street,
3.roomed brick. No. ~ Allcy7.
''roomed frame and store room. corner -Four
teenth and McColloch streets
store building, Nos. 1872 aud 1il+ Main stree,
Store building. No. III Main street.
oillce and living rooms. No. los Market St.
Onice and living rooms. No. I3lt Market ST.
Once roou No, lif1 ChaplIpc street
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& DEVINE,
FOR SALE.
cl. 6Il 1883 Market Street

SPECIAL BARGAINS IN PROPERTY.
No. 20 South Penn street, suvcn. roomod now
house. laundry. bath room. hnll. porchos both
gases. In the best location. with all the latc,!
improvements; cheap.
No. ll0 and llOj Market street, two Stos
rooms, eight lurEc rooms upstairs sl1.S11
No. " South Huron street. 6roomed house, LOT
SSxl20 icot. SS0OU ..f.il
No. Gil Market street, 6.roomcd house. %;
lGXlS3 feet. Si.IOo.
No. ISIS Jacob street, 1.roomcd house. In good
location. $1,000 r.s
No. "a Fourteenth street, ll.rooued brick
house. cheap. "a,..
No. lis South Penn street, 9roomcd house.
bath room, with all latest improvements, lnrrs
lot; cheap .st
Also building lots. farms aal residences oil all
sizes. Gail anu SEQ me.
HARRY j. FINK.
Telephone $751; [Jnal lltS Market Street, CRY
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JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent. Collector. Notary Public and
Pension Attorney, No lGl! Market street
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WANTED.
FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-TWO.STORY FRAME
Il dwelling. No. l0l South Front street. CON
tanning six rooms and attic. Inquire ut lOi
South Front street f.eou
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stiles 90 ss to give his opinion in pur-
suance Of request from the east. The
old men who have returned and who
have appeared on the campus are
Whippie. Shue. Hayward, Fair and
Jones. The old men who are at present
in college, but do not expect to play,
are Oory, Spooner, Packard and Pace
while the promising new men are Shedc
OF Ashland. Jones and Cameron OF the
second eleven last year, King, who was
formerly captain Of the Grinnell college
team. and several others. The weather
is pretty warm to work very hard, SO
that the time is put in in punting, fall
ing On the ball, passing, etc. The team
has completed arrangements to go to
Butte in the middle Of October, which
is an extra inducement to the boys to
work hard, as all know what an enjoy
able tripit is. The management has
wisely furnished a complete new outfit
Of suits, heavily padded, to do away as
far as possible with any chance Of
injury to the boys, which is more apt to
occur at the beginning Of the season
when the players are soft. To show
how the popularity Of the game is
increasing l will relate to you little
incident which occurred on the campus
yesterday. A well TODD gentleman was
here to place his son, a strong, healthy
boy, in college. One Of the students
was helping him to arrange his work.
When it came to the matter OF exercise
the student said: Il suppose you want
to take up the military drill for exer-
cise?" NO. replied the father. Il
want him to take up foot ball."
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THE UNIVERSITY ELEVEN

Charlie Thomas sends the following
concerning the state university eleven
to the Bee: Foot ball prospects at
the University Of Nebraska were never
brighter at this season Of the year than
at present. Many OF the cid players
have returned many new players are on
the campus. the students are AL eu-
thusiastic. and what is better than all,
the boys are to have the active co-ope--
alton OF the faculty this fall. The new
chancellor is heartily in favor OF the
game and in conversation with him yes
terday, he said: I'VE think it bene-
fetal to the interests Of the school to
have a good foot ball team in the field
and will give it whatev-r encourage
ment is within our power. When you
take short trips will excuse the boys
from recitations which they miss in
consequence thereof. and they will not
have to make up the time lost as in
former years, but simply be responsible
to each professor for the wo:k under
him. and il the work is kept up TO
good standard everything will be salts
factory" Although the chancellor has
probably been the busiest man in Ne.
braska for the past three weeks, he has
taken time to study and inquire into
the rules and amendments as adopted
by the different colleges and univer-
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stable where hundred horses are kept
for incubation with the diphtheria
serum. His hands are clasped around
crucifix that his wife placed there
when he was dying. All the furniture
in the room is plain. There is nothing
to take away the attention from the
beautiful good face OF the dead man
heard the other day a most unjust
accusation, and one that ought to be
resented and refuted and denied with
scorn. | heard university magnate
say that Lincoln society was snobbish
and exclusive. Now, whatever may be
the weaknesses OF that part OF Lincoln
which calls itself society" snobbishness
is not one Of them. Its motto has long
been that whosoever would and had a
dress suit might come. Exclusive. As
though Lincoln could be anything SO
cruel. There is indeed a rumor OF
q dictator who was deposed, but have
always thought that he grew tired OF
the cares OF state and vacated very
willingly, which hurt the feelings OF his
prime ministers so much that they
slaughtered him. With few exceptions
whoever smiled and said pretty please"
was welcomed into the ranks of the
elect. Lincoln society is not snobbish.
That charge is rank SANDER. 1t
recognizes the dignity Of labor, and be-
etows its brightest smile upon the
active. We all remember the golden
days when Bobby" Richter lead the
giddy social caravan, and when his per-
feet bows and still more perfect trousers
we're the standards whereby we swore,
and his elegance was a thing which
filed the hearts OF maidens with admir-
alton and the breasts OF youths with
burning ambition. In New York
tailor might he an Apollo. but he would
be a tailor still. Lincoln believes in
the equality OF man. The butcher, the
baker, the candlestick maker. they are
all with us and We are proud of it.
We don't ask man who his father is,
nor who his brother and sister are. We
discreetly refrain from asking him who
he is himself. We say like the Arab,
He is q man, therefore he is my
brother" or with Porfid, God made
him, therefore let him pass for man."
l notice Mr.. Bixby this week says
about prince OF good
fellows" l don't know who he was
talking about, but the phrase hits
Blk" himself little better than any
one else / know. Even by stretch Of
imagination one could not exactly call
Blk" himself pricnely in appearance.
but he wears the purple inside all
right. and his hair is as red as the red
Rudolph Of Ruritania. As q rule poets
are agreeable only at a great distance,
the further Of the better. But Biz
will stand close acquaintance. The fel-
lows who have seen hard luck can tell
you %. II there ever was a man who
could be q good fellow in the better
1ensc OF the term on a newspaper
salary, the red headed poet is he. He
vas never known 10 refuse money or
yooJ cheer to person who needed il,
md he is no blooming Vanderbilt
either. Neither il he a saint, but a
thoroughly good fellow who manages
% grind out cheerful lyrics three hum
ired and sixty five days out of the year,
md to say good word for and give a
trong hand to the weakest OF his
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fellow mortals three hundred and sixty
six days out Of the three hundred and
sixty five.