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LOCAL CRIME.
The Confidence Men See Simon Is
in Earnest,
And They Will Strafghtway Leave
tho Town.
A Young Man Ruined by the Gaming
Table.
Tho Army Of Small Offenders. ..Rahbers, Burglars,
and Sgtaks.

THE CROOKS SCARED.
lhc effect Ut Aetfns-SupeFintendcnt OfDon-
nclfs rccetlt proclamation uI war nen1nst tho
1unko ntci,, confidence thieves, and "brnce -
gamblers Is seen already In The improved conlt-
tton of Clark, Madison, ind otLer tl,osouutfarcs.
For twcnty.f0ur hours u 20 the .uang" held
ont believing, or protesting to believe, TINT tho
thing Was nothing moro than d scare. but yes.
tcrdav they altered their tactics and, col,rlul.
tng that discretion Was The better part ot vnlur,
the majority of those who have rendered them
selves obnoxious to the law concluded to shake
The dust Of Chicago from, their feet, temporarily
ut lcnst
During Yesterday tic "opcrators u made dill
gent inquiry as to ws,nt O'Donnsl meant by his
declaration rs contained in General Order No.
II. Did lle meau to make rlenn sweep ot nti
the cruwda Would liz let tE,cm operate during
r1ec week, or tnutt they get up a'Nl dust tucon.
tinentlyf Would lie gisu them three weeks
two wce1ss-cycn few dars-ln which to make
stake so they could ect out Ia guol ordcr1
They got absolutely 10 comfort. This t.er
wcre told was Btluaro deal, al,l ttle ortlcrs
sncant not only all thug conveyed, but u good
deal lnorr, unpleasant in its character, wh{cl,
they wou!u he liable to ind out In vcry Blsost
order. my, more, 1t was intinatcd that they
liAu better stud not upon the order Ut thc!r
gosnE, but travel forthwith, for It was thrcntc,l.
cd .iiut II big "pu1l " wuutd be operated at tic
races, II anY nttctnpt was made BY tho gallg IL
work the crowds which arc expected to gather
there this week.
The consequence Of this uncomoromisng dec
Iaraton ot hostilittes was tlat yesterday aftur-
noon Clark street was once snorc passabIe fur
decent men mud women. The conillence.mcn
md ropers-in kept very quiet. Several left the
city, al!d more hava RlrcaJv male preparations
Tor starting. Rightly or wrongly, they layo
gut the Idea TINT, for time ~ least, these
dlgelnSs w|Il DO unprohtao'e:. They Houd
never hare come here tut for Mr. l1nrri-
sonn unhsnpy acknowledgement ol lnca-
ulelsy, nnl, now tilat one OF Ills
snbordfnatcs las SHOWN that he Ilas manhood
enough to trco the ritv from tic curse with
which Il hns pecu afflicted, the 3" con " men
will get out. They rather Acprecato than court
lied that war Is meant, they wilt favor some
other city with their presence. Chicago Is no
longer "righi," und, this being the catc, there
is no money for tlc "boys." Mean
tiu,c, the regular gnmblng goes inrr-
rlly on; faro Ia operated 10 twenty-five
weti-furnisllcd rooms, md everybody but tho
nembcrs Of The poicc-foreo know it, md can
70 In aud play in u,elr money just when they
please.
, 1879-07-22

,,, -, :, = NfAos'o'
usa !" ~, ~. a''.. Den pascnpoF1, inmates OF
no"se vi l"'Fepato KEPT ny LOUISA wright, OIL
iaciAc afenac, llau quarrel at moon yesterday,
i'll which the former cut tla latter On thu hcud
md meek with a nock,t.S,ife. A nhyuIr,on
via ,l,,vs.,, th,. v,,,,,,,,. ,,ron,'.,, .,'s'
""o vi s''.t ,'o "un'4S pto''o"aee" thsan hot
serious' della wall was arrested BY Oflccr
Noonan.
AtY,a, yc.tc,,1ov .ttarnoon Harry 4rnoo, :,
r.-s.. oy . ,,.e,a -, .n,'aun'
y uerman ~ years u ngc. as'us at No. 13}9 West
Twelfth street, was assauftad and robbed by
sumt unknown man Ut picnic III silver Leat
Grove. 'ittc thief, 1oung nua atout 10 years
oi aIe. struck n IN l'r luce, aud ut the halI.e
vaI,,.x ~. s1SI, s''o "A'eu auu cian #n1ca 1ae
=" V'oo' .....,..
Before Justice rrindiVilc. Carrie Scott WIS
nued $..0 and costs for Keeping house Of t,r.,s.
ti,tut!on. and AnnIe Collins Lfzze Suydcr, md
tlusa SMITH wers ttncd cara sltl unt costs for
being tnnatcs Of Thu ha,ae. Justice Meach con
tinted lle rase ot tcorGu =. Fuppcrs, the pawn
broker. chatgel with receiving stulen gouls,
until July -, at ID Il. IN.
The Investigation OF tho cborpc, N l,rc.nv
ugatust Ida Livingston ur Van raiIitc rrn,,y
UptelcIInss pars,i;our. wItl hr"n "'' .,arz s1nHa
Juslivu hudson at u|clock thls mnrn,n1s r.
, 1879-07-22

A. ort,tr - a.,
'>.' U"alls g".. " % ~ !" no.nEs OF tne
9u"mat session o. mo LaE1a'atoro'
7p<eta' 0'.oaseA 10 1hd 111ohne
ATLANTA, da., July 9l.-The summer session
Of the Gcorga Legislature has been full Of
hnsfncss. A Inv has t,ccn nnssed onno,ntInt,
.h... D'',,... ra,s'- ,,... :.
'A'eo Aa'lfoao commissioners WHOSE auIy IL
shall be u overlook tie frctEht-tarif Of tile
railroads, and regulate them ii, accordance with
thcir tJena Of tust,cc. Tho rnl]ronda founl,t this
III ,,i,.o.,. '"''
VI, ~" s'tt.i'5, na,
, 1879-07-22

CLEvnIAsp, o., July 2l.-Early this morning
fire. destroyed Aempy g. GOA 1,cu plauing. tntll,
l.oss, s20,000 Insured for $4,000. 1t is sup
posed to l,ave been the work OF an inccn<i,ary,
Two t'rcmen were injured by fallIn; walts,-ouo
fatnlly, It Is feared.
Tllc following Is tho amount OF insurance and
tho companies iuterestcd In machinery and con-
tents: New York Underwriters Agency; Duf.
falo, Of buffalo; Morlaut CO. atul Tratera'* New
York; London Assurance, of England; London
y Lancashire; Royal Canadian; Bsanlarti, of
New York, and Cooper Insurance company, OF
Ohlo, 81, ,OD0 each,
, 1879-07-22
CHICAGO.

Tl.e alarm from BOX 153 vt 2:l5 yesterday
afternoon mas caused BY tlre breaking out In
m empty trelght-car on the Michigan Southern
Railroad, uear Twenty-ninth atrest. Damagu,
noIpiual. Cause, so1no boys ma'lciously setting
1ro to sume rubbish.
, 1879-07-22


Pirrsnunu,4 Pa, July 9l.--rlttsbur9 Is Just
now the theatre of railroad war, the rcsuta
Of which will be importnnt to nil ths parties
Interested, md especially to the ptttsburg e.
Lake Erie, thu destruction OF cripp1ing of
which seems to be the ubject ot the move
ment. For several weeks there had bcen ra-
mors to tho effect TINT the Baltimore t; Ohio
and the Pennsylvania Rai!road were uezottat.
Ing for d coalition n9aust tho Lake Erie.
About o'clock yesterday morning Suporin-
tendent Barrett, Of the Panhandle,
who had arrived iu the city satur-
day evening with forco Of nearly
100 laborers from Bteubenvillc, proceeded to
FRY street With ills gane, und commenced tear
Ing up the rails Of the 0rtusby Passenger Kali.
road Company, where they cross the tracks Of
more & Ohio men hs1 been III The meantime
laying cross.ttps on FRI strout, below Scrpnd
ascnuc. The rcsalt wns that by dayllEtt track
was constructed joining the TWO lines near the
bridge of ne Panhandle Road over ths Mo.
1longahela River.
The movement, II appeurs,. is due
to the attempts Of thu Lake Erle manage.
luent to form such extensions an1 combinations
coke and coal busiuoss tu tic YonEhlosheny
region, of which the Baltimore d Ohio hss
Hitherto enjoyed monopoly. The Ercntest I'D
TnlltaEe to. b. gained by thy connection Ia to the
uAitlMolG y. Ou1os Which, VIII tMr[tOY u4 en-.
abicd to ship freight over tho Pau. Handle or
Fort WaYne Roads, thug cutting oil ihe Pitts.
burg q Lake Es1s entirely, The PennsYlyania,
of course. will losu nothing BY tbs transaction
ifailroad officials arc very retfcent in re-
gard to the matter, md full particulars
are hard to obtain. Ii Is prohnbla TINT tbs
contest thus begun WI! not nc confined to lI'e
coal una coke l!clds, but will extend to every
trEusuottation interest III this yicsn!.y boore Il
is settled. The sympathics Of our neople will
naturally bc with tile Lake Erie Road. No.
tlat they luys Vanderbilt any more than hls
rivals, or that he u any less selfish Crsplng,
but bCeau6e iu this ease liz represents tie prlrl-
ctplc of competition t,ul fafr play agai,,st ttut
Of shrowd combination. Furthcrtlevclopment
ere sns,.,, looked ,su LOT , within fey days.
OF the:t lscontcst, HAT are ut present
involved in ayatery. Wlut thu Lake Erie lt..ad
vii! do to rrgatn It's lost ground canns,t al pres
eut be stated with any degrcu vi certainty, but
1t Is llintcd ttAt thy management are perfpctng
q schome which will uot oil. pIacu them on tArir
orIGanl footing, hut wlli Eiyo tI,ttn outlets and
advantages over ihtir great riynls which viii
moro tllan coIIpensatH uletn iur tAe temporary
losses they lnay sustain.
, 1879-07-22

who only wished to pool traffic at competitive
points, to which bis board could not aerec. as Il
would bc giving the 9roat Western Grcat p''ls
responding advantage nccTung to lhc UrAhl
Trunk.
The shareholders wero satisfied with this cx-
PLANTATION, and the snla was runfrmel. md n
ilcarty vota of thanks was rendered to the Pres
tdant.
, 1879-07-22

An article OF increasing cxpoft from this coun.
try Is sDarl,tne-madu IoEucry. One hundred
tholaana doora haVs been sent to England IN
year, md wtnuows are SUIT iu considerable quau-
t!tles; but rarely l!iuds, which sru Iistlo used
there, except iA the Iurtn ul gutton Of liuGn.
, 1879-07-22

II ts said to be quito the custom In Dublin for
paw wabrukers ~ receive from was,ie1wos,,cn OIL
pledge clothes teluDylng to respectable txlnlllrs
which they had received to be washed. The
articles ars usually pawac4 early IN thu .ree..
duy.
, 1879-07-22
DENVER.
Dxtiat Uispatch 4, The ISfbuns.

DENVER.
cp<tGst Dispatch Ia The 1rfbtna.
DENvsn, Col, July al.-To-day Judge 11a-
lett, presiding In tho United Statcs Court, hear
motion, accompanied By n netttton from the
Denver It Kio Grandc counsel, ,rrAy!ng for IN IN.
junction restraining thu Atel,ison Conpanv
from operating the Denver d Kio Grande lsai1'
road. Volumtnous af1}davita were ruad br tha
Kio drAnie counsel, the substance Of which
"ere that the Atehtson Company llal violated
The stipulated condition or t1le lcasc, null 'llrv
prayed The Court to aunul the same. Tfe lsto
Grailt1e counsel also rrasc'l that hecelvcf
might be appointed for the Denver q lilo
uEanlc railroad peuding litigation, o'l the quct'
sions at tsauc. Arguments were fnadc on both
petitions, pending which The court adjourned
until rncsday morning. TIE ho ur,'n'e eonn. No..
sci ore endcavorsng IL make tnsc whereby tile
Court will place tho roaH IN Inc RECEIVERS
la,uls pcn.llnE litigation, Witch seems lmprolh-
ble. Tho AtrEsnh Conspnny aru nov operating
thu Rio uran1e Raslsoad.
ITEMS.
A(e. ,Jamcs Clark, tue efficient Private Sccre-
tarr of ticncra4-Alanagcr llugh!tt, ot The Chi
ca.p & Northwestern Raruu1, liaa hcen on d
huntlpg exeurston lately. Md he BROUGHT back
al trophy magnificent decr's-lirad, which Is
now oruamcuting bis Office.
Tic Chicago Ratlroal Association, composed
of the General Ttckrt-Ageuts Of tho var,ous
roads ccntcrlng III this city, held their regnur
monthly meeting yesterday at their rom II,
Ashlalu Block, but, beyond comparing and cor-
rectfnE the regular shect.rates, no business was
transacted.
Nj. j. A. Gricr, General Freight Agent Of thc
Michigan Central RniIrna4l, lIas rctururtl from
nnff,1n wl.ere In attnn}ed ri retv or f;rncrul
, 1879-07-22
KnktIA1.

SYrarUa< TitnsA
hLand1ady,h zatu he, "the cof3co IL not set
tlelLn "No," slIs replied, shut IL Gomez ID
near IL ~ your last months bonrd bill docs:"
aud TINT ulan never spoke again during lit
meal
, 1879-07-22

UREA. July al.-An inceHdlary afe At Oneida
deatrosed Joseph Roberta knitting mill aud
eight smaller buildings. Loss, SO, 900; iu-
sUrapce, S11. .011
, 1879-07-22

THE DARING NAVlGATORS.
DosToN, July 3l.-The little boat City Of Dos-
ton, foEty-upe uxya from New York, was sl:-
naled from Highland light, capo Cod, tAls
morning. All wetl.
, 1879-07-22
FEVER AND ..AGUE.

FEvEH AID AGuE cure,1 fos nfty cent? cent 80 There Is
anil AS!e, md III o!Ace Ma!arlous, ntlous Searlet
Tyqhold yellow. an1 othcE Feynra {aidc4 ~ l!wn,l
ttllal. ~ quickly ~ RAILWAYS READY NELlEt'
fitfy cEut1 per buttlEs
, 1879-07-22

Why tho Governor OF Now York Wants to 500
1flm-9omo Little Irregularities Ont In
Eilntrn-fa tho "I.usuher kInE" still
Rich@
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-04

We think the Roman Catholic clergy
will be supported by public opinion IN
the stand they are taking against the
foolish, costly, ostentatiouS parade which
so many people think necessary when
they bury their dead. Unconventional
funeral is a serious tax upon all classes,
and it is without any good justification.
But so long As it is the fashion, there
are many worthy people who will spend
their last dollar in carriage hire rather
than have the procession Of empty We
hicles shorter than their neighbours.
The custom is one OF those which are
more honored in the breach than in the
observance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-04
ApAILY FOR BELLAIRE.

Arrangements have been completed
which will virtually secure for Belialrs
n daily newspaper. On next Monday
morning a branch office Of the REGISTER
will be opened in that city, at 3l7 South
Union street. II will be run in all es-
sentials upon the same plan as the Main
office in this city, with which it will be
in direct communication by means oil
telephones, a line of which will be es-
tablished in a few days.
News from the Ohio election VIII 90
telephoned to the msnagerof the oraneh
office, Mr.. Ed. o. LUDWIG, upon It's re-
CENT at the Main office by tele-
graph, and the returns will be bul-
letined simultaneously at the
two offices. The same course VIII be
adopted with regard to the news OF all
important events of political, sporting
or other nature, and the business men
of Bellaire are cordially invited to make
the REGIsrER's Bellaire office their head
quarters on such occasions.
The proprietors OF the REGISTER IN
tend TO induce a liberal patronage on
the part of the citizens OF our little SIS
ter city by making the paper meet their
wants. The proposed arrangement Will
be an entirely new era in the journalistic
history OF the place, and We have no
doubt will he literally patronized by
those for whose accommodation 1t IS
contaminated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-04
TIMELY TOPICS.

BARE mention is made by the press OF
the fact that Talmage is home.
THE man who always jokes when he
pleaseS, seldom pleases when he Jokes
PRESIDENT HAYES will pass through
Wheeling on the b. x o. road, on his
return Eastward.
GENERAL SHERIDAN has ordered that
military supplies be sent from Fort
Meade to the sufferers at DeadwOod.
TX GOVERNOR LUDINGToN, OF Wiscon-
sin, was so disgruntled because he was
not nominated for Governor this year by
the Republicans that he has bolted the
Republican State ticket and supports
the Democratic candidate for Governor.
THE Washington gossips have re-
port that President Hayes will, as a mat
ter of courtesy, tender the British Mis-
sion TO Gen. Grant, with the expecta-
ton that he will decline it. 1t is stated
by an exchange that Grant is $3.50 out
OF pocket by his recent extended trip.
The man Gibson, who speaks with
Foster and Danford at Bridgeport TO,
night, is the same Gibson who was in
1859 found guilty of embezzling bonds
belonging to the State OF Ohio, of which
he was treasurer. He was also proven
at the same time to have procured him.
self repeatedly. A correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Enquirer, says heis like the
woman who was Quarreling WIKI a
neighbor. Call her a ID thief,
mother; call her ID thief, quick,
before she calls you one!" yelled her
daughter.
BLAINE has been served with the fol-
lowing note, numerouSly signed, but
thus far no response has been received:
CoLUMBUs, o., Sept -, 20.
To the Hon. Jas. g. Blaine:
SIR-Many citizens of Ohio, without
regard to political preferences, wish TO
hear the political issues OF the Ohio
campaign discussed by yourself and
General ). f. Cary at two or three points
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-04

In the State, TO wit: At Cleveland. Gin
cinnati and Columbus, at such time as
may be agreeable to you. Your early
acceptance OF this suggestion will oblige
the undersigned.
We have addressed similar letter to
General Cary.
EX-SENATOR HAMILTON, OF Maryland,
the Democratic candidate for Governor
Of that State, thinks that Horatio Sey-
mour is the most eligible Presidential
candidate on the Democratic side OF the
house, and that he will be nominated.
Those Boston people are so particu-
lar. Here is the AdrerIissr actually max
ing serious CONSTANT because man
has been appointed inspector OF cleo
tons who is under convict N and
awaiting sentence for helping another
man to vote Illegally last fall hilGdsl-
phia Times.
SPECULATION in grain is running to
fearful lengths in all parts OF the West.
involving risks and freaks OF fortune
and business which cannot enc other
wise than disastrously. If this infatua-
ton continues and the mania spreads,
there is no telling how this may affect
the qualifications of business, and ulti-
mately create fearful panic. 1t is to
such movements as that now being
made in grain that we owe the start Of
the great panic out of which We have
only emerged, and the fear now is that
we may be replunEed into the vortex OF
another depressi5n.-farrisb1'rg 1eIe-
graph.
THE political seo-saw isgoing fast now.
First, Ewing stock is highest, and then
Foster. To-day ole of the car lidates
addressed handf! of people, and to-
morrow million, more or less, Come out
to hear him. AMI all this the intelli-
gent correspondent is in his. glory.
When his own nah has a big blowout
he searches the dictionary for adiectives
to magnify the thing withal; and when
the opposite party has a meeting it is
amazing to see the bitter sarcasm, the l.
c. puts into his letters. II he conld
only see himself as others see him, his
pen would be mute. We would that
that the i. C. would hang his harp upon
a willow tree and sing no more forever.
-Bdrnes,iHe Enterprise.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-04
Checked in their ADVANCE

By the speedy action Of Hostetter's Bitters, dys'
pcpsia, nervous indispOsition, constipation and
bilious complaints cease to haraSs the invalid
That they will instantly give ground is not pre-
tended, but no medical fact is more certain, or
avouched by more competent testimony, than
that these maladicS, and others To which it is
adapted, entirely succumb to the influence OF
the medicine ii it be given fair trial. Their
total, IL not instant rout, is certain to cnSue
Losses Of strength are repaired, and failure Of
appetite and nerve quictude are rcmedied by
the Bittcrs; and us the stomach grows stronger
and assimilation is aided by its actirn, gain in
flesh will follow Ladies' ia delicate health, aged
persons and cOnvlaeScents derive bodily and
mental SOlace from its use and experience none
of the repugnance which ordinary TONES fire.
uuently inspire. The emphatic recommends
ton of physicians confirms the verdict in It's
Ia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-04
The Belmont County Campaign.
Correspondence OF the Register
ST. CLAIRsYILLE. o., October 8

Correspondence OF the htslNttT
ST. GAINESVILLE. o., October 3.
Hon. Samuel. Randall will close the
campaign on the Democratic side at
Bellaire, on the evening of the 18th.
Gen. James +. Steadman, the hero Of
the battle of Chickamaugua, will speak
at Martins Ferry on Friday evening
October 10th, and Senator Vim. A. Wal
lace of Pennsylvania, will speak at
GAINESVILLE on Friday evening, October
10th, and at Morristown on Saturday al
ternoon, October llth. This will be our
last grand round in this county, and
will close up our canvass in fine style.
Hon. Charles Toilet, of Newark, o.,
will be with Speaker Randall, at Bel
laire, and Hon. $. 5. Bloom with Wal
lace. Bloom is member of the Ohio
Legislature, from Richland county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-04

Iris reported that Nicer CHANDLER,
who is stumping in Ohio, "is terribly in
earnest" and speaks Gin an Overwhclm-
ing manner." In Toledo, the other day,
they tried % make the old man march
behind a brass band, but he complained
of the aarrowness OF the streets, and
was hauled of in a carriage. Mr.. CHAN
DLER feels that he has double duty to
perform, TO atone for General GRANT
infdelity to the great cause Of temper
ance.- Washington Post
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-04
SUCCESSFUL SMOKE CONSUMER.

SUCCESSFUL SMOKE CONSUMER
The citizens OF Wheeling will rejoice
together with their dusky neighbors oil
Pittsburgh, that a successful experiment
has been made in the process OF CON
Stunning smoke. The reports OF the re-
suit Of this invention are so sanguine IN
their tone, and so precise in their de-
tails, as to leave scarcely a room Tor
doubling the entire prlcJicability oil the
scheme for doing away with our sooty
atmosphere, and giving us, while IN the
midst Of furnaces, rs clear a sly as that
which looks down upon country VI
lage.
The claims OF this inv nt.on are that
il is constructed on strictly scientific
principles: that it effects perfect COM
bustion OF fuel that it makes saving
of at least So per cent Of fuel over re-
suits OF furnaces now in general use;
that it utterly prevents smoke, and Is Of
cheap and durable construction.
Certainly this is the very thing we
have been looking for, and could not
suggest better il We should try. Now,
that il is exactly what it is represented
10 be seems confirmed by the report OF
the commissioners Of the Pittsburgh
Fxposition who have had il on trial
The following is the testimonial furn-
ished by the manager:
PlrrsBuEGH, Pa, Sep. y, 1879.
H. w. Pierre, L. L. D., GRIND Rapids,
Mich.
DEAR SIR-It gives me great pleasure
10 state that the patent smoke consumer
and fuel econOmizer which You placed
under the boilers of the Exposition has
given entire satisfaction and does more
than is claimed for it. You have not
only entirely consumed the smoke, but
have also made a large saving IN iueI.
Your invention is welcomed TO our
smoky city and ere long l expect to see
il i'm general use in every factory and
mill here.
The amount Of fuel used last year per
dav under same boilers now heated by
your process was 1861 bushels. Under
the new process it is net over 50 bush
els and some days only - bushels.
look upon your invention as the
greatest OF the day.
Very truly,
r.. Z. NoUNG,
General Manager,
Patsburgt Exposition budding.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-04

THE financial atmoSphcrein tine neigh
berhood of the Treasury Department
has become a little c'carrar since the
First National Bank Of New York set
tied up its little shortage and Mr.. SHEER
Man has plucked up courage to take the
stump in Ohio again. lie has very pru-
IDENTIFY limited himself 20 threes speeches,
however, and these willnot be delivered
until the last part Of next week, OF just
upon the eve of the election.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-04

THE Bellaire Tribune has been very
anxious TO getU misunderstanding in
the country as the date Of the NooR-
HE'S meeting. But il won't DO. The
people are too eager about this event
not 20 inform themselves. They are
coming i'm such numbers on that occa-
sion a. will make the editor OF the Tri-
b,r,S open his ewes. The whole county
is aroused.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-04

AFTER finishing his canvass against
the three-legged soldiers ticket IN Ohio,
Mr.. BLAINE will cross TO Iowa and do
what he can towards defeating the Dem
ocratic soldiers ticket there. The Re
publican party in both these States Is
badly handicapped by stay-at-home pa
triots, and needs all the help it can get.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-04

GEORGE WILLIAM Curtis says that ii
CORNELL is elected by the votes OF Tam
many Democrats, it will iniallibly lose
the country to the Republicans next
wear.