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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-04
Ninth.

In the Ninth district Gen. Robinson
is running on the Republican ticket.
against a young lawyer, G. II. Norris.
Robinson holds sipecure office as
State Railroad Commissioner, and Is
unpopular with his party. He will not
have more than 800 majority, if that.
Tenth.
The Tenth district gave small ma
jority tor Ewing last year, and is close
this year.
Eleventh.
In the Eleventh district Hutchins,
Democrat, it is thought, can overcome
the Republican majority owing 10 a
bitter fight in his own party against
Neal, the Republican nominee.
Twelfth. Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
The Twelfth (Capital) district will re-
turn Converse, Democrat, without a
doubt. So will the Thirteenth do with
Atherton, ant the Fourteenth with
Geddees, all Democrats, and members
Of the present House.
Fifteenth
General Warner has q majority OF
1900 to overcome in the Fifteenth
(Mariettal district, and has good
chance OF defeating Doves.
Sixteenth.
The Sixteenth district is Republican
by several thousand, but Charlesworth,
Democrat, has iightiE: chance against
UpdegrSh, Republican.
Eighteenth.
In the Eighteenth the Republicans
have about 800 majority. Their nomi-
nee is Major Mckinley. The Demo-
Gratis nominated Judge T. ID. Thoman,
one OF the most talented and brilliant
OF the Young Democracy Ui Ohio, and
he will be elected il too much
money is not used against him.
The Remaining d stlicts
in their order have nominated Grove, OF
Akron, Northway, OF Ashtabula, and
Townsend, OF CayuhO.a, all Republi-
cans, and the majOrities are so large
that they are conceded TO the Republi-
cans. IL will be seen that giving the
Republicans large per cent. OF the
doubtful districts, the Democrats will
still have a majority of the Ohio delega-
ton in Congress.
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BOBBIE BURNS.
A Statue Of the Scotch Poet Unveiled in
Central Park. Now York.

New Yogk, October 2.-The ceremo-
NV of unveiling the statue OF Robert
Burns. in Central Park, at o'clock this
afternoon, was largely attended. At 2
o'clock Graiulas Band began playing Sc.
lectons of Scottish music, and specta-
tors assembled around the monument.
At the same hour the members OF the
Monument Committee met at the Gen.
tral Park casino, where they were joined
by delegations from the Caledonian
clubs OF this city, Brooklyn, Hudson
county, New Jersey, Newark, Bos.
ton and Philadelphia, with other in
vited guests. Among the latter were
T.. Marchibald, the British Consul Gen
ersl, and +. w. j. Hurst. The monu.
ment committee and their guests then
marched to the site OF the statue where
Commissioner Lane presided over the
exercises in the absence OF President
Wenwan, of the Park Commission,
owing to indlsposition. John II. Paten,
Chairman Of the Monument Committee,
made an address presenting the monu.
ment 10 the city, and after the band had
PLAYED There was Lad who was Born
in KYLE" and "Scots Wha Hae," the
statue was unveiled and Mayor Cooper,
in graceful phraseology, accepted II.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-04
FATAL ACCIDENT.
A Man hun Over by Coel Car at New
burg. w. Va. and Receives Injuries
Which Cause HIS Death.

n nau 1huu SNeE W Sooi Sor foW
burg. w. Va. and Receives Injuries
Which Cause His Death.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
NEwBuRG, W. Va, October ..
Frank w. Purinton, who has been
employed for several years past as watch
man at the head OF the incline plane OF
the Orrel Coal Company, at this place,
had his leg crushed off and was inter-
nally injured by the coal cars on the
plane, about seven O'Clock this morning.
and died at two O'Clock this afternoon.
He had been down the plane,
and attempted to board the
up car just at the point where
the ascending and descending car pass.
1t was very foggy, and he did not OBJ.
serve the down car, which struck him
as he was in the act OF grasping the up
car, entanglng him in the wheels and
dragging him about fifty yards. He
leaves a wife and four children TO mourn
his loss. They have the heartfelt sym.
pathy of the entire community.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-04
Eacts

Those cOntcinpla'in, a trip westward
will certainly DO We'll TO carefully con.
suit the time tables nj the Baltimore Il
Ohio Road. Its celebrated fact trains,
its sure connections, ani rates always
"A low az the lowest; make il beyond all
controversy the best line west. Colo.
nista are carried IN first.cllss cars on Ia.
trains. and every possible care IL taken
to insure comfort and convenience. by
the Baltimore & OHIO Only j. the choice
Of routes offered 10 the West, VIA -.
Louis or Chicago, and IN either case,
trains run through without change Of
cars. Direct connection is made al both
cities with all leading lines to tie West,
Northwest and SOUthwes., aud there IS
but a single change OF cars u Iowa,
Kansas, Nebra-ka, Texas. Minnesota,
etc. 40 other line caE afford such all
yaptayes az the Baltimore & Ohio. II
costs but very little time and trouble 10
learn tins, and in the end may lead to
the saving OF much of both as well as
money. Above all things do not pur.
chase tickets before having talk with
or receiving letter from one of the Il.
& O. Agents. A letter addressed 70 y.
F. Bond, Cumberland; Nd; to C. E.
Dudrow, Harpers Ferry; 20 Daniel
Bride, Baltimore, Nd. orto J. II. Fritz,
Somerset, Pa, or cal! upon either Of
these gentlemen will lead to thorough
information as TO all necessary details OF
time, connections, fares, baggage, ETC.,
etc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-04
LIv II SI''ik.
lhlcag,

CHICAGO, October The Drorrr,
Jo,u nal reports hog receipts 900 head. /.
shipments $500 head; buyers and sell.
ers apart and market weak: common Ia
choice mixed, 81 j)di -: light ~ sOd
) 90; selected heavy y l0"j 30; closed
tame; many common lett.
Cattle Receipts l,ioO head; ship.
ments 2,Oc0 head. Market hrmoralz'd 81
and nominal, with 300 left unS'lI;
common to lair shipping 81 25"3 -:
good to choice 81 2jdi 20; exports
s. 90 as 40; stockers 3 20; western aud
Texan steers, = 60'a3 90; cows - 900
. so; mixed butchers - 2j"3 10.
Sheep-Recsipts 200 head. Market
quiet and weak, local demand; common
10 good 3 0JI3 %; lambs per nrai
:3 %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-04

Which Carrie Ids FRIENDS are torced 10
Make TO Save His Own State-The Ris-
ing Tide of Democracy Threatening to
Overwhelm Everything in ITS Path
What is Being Done IN the Congress
sioual Districts.
Special Dispatch To the Register.
CoLUMBCs, o., October 3.
The situation in Ohio at this iuncture
is one OF absorbing interest. The defeat
OF the Republicans in Maine put new
phase on the fight here at once. The
Democrats had been working along
quietly, scarcely hoping for anything
better than healthy reduction in the
Republican majority. Maine showed
them that Ohio
Mi.ht be Made Dem ocrstic
Their men began TO work with new
spirit, aud there were numerous con-
verts from Republicanism 10 Democ-
racy reporting themselves from all quar-
tiers. The Republicans became alarmed.
They imported Grant for their Warren
meeting, and Conkling and Blaine fora
series o. stump speeches. By these
tactics they have been able in meas
ure 20 stem the tide and recover some,
but not all of their lost ground.
The Last Week of the Campaign
viii determine the result. Democrats
who are in the best position to know say
that the party will carry Ohio and de-
eide the Presidential election. Nothing
now can prevent this save the ex-
penGi,uye of mint Of money.
This is being distributed by trusted
agents OF the Republicans all over the
State. Whether they can place enough
where il will do the most good to save
themselves can only be determined
when the votes are counted.
First and Second Districts.
Whatever may be the result on the
State ticket, fortune seems to favor the
Democracy in the Congressional dis
,ricts. In Cincinnati Hunt and Banning,
Democrats. are runnlug against Young
and ButterwOrth, the present lncum-
beEts. Both Democrats are making
good fight. Hunt will be elected and
Ranniny's chances are nearly as good.
Third.
la the Third district, Durbin Ward,
one of the ablest men IN the state, Is the
Democratic nominee. tie has ma
ioritv OF 800 to overcome, and ali re-
ports agree that he can and will DO It.
Fourth.
In the Fourth district John '. McMa-
hon, member OF the present Congress,
il tho Democratic candidate sgalnst
Emanuel shultz. Republican. He will
overcome the GOO adverse majority
against him.
Fifth.
The Fifth district is reliably Demo-
cratic, and will return Ben LeFever, the
present incumbent.
Sixth.
In the Sixth district Frank lIurd, the
Democratic roulInee, has majority OF
400 in his favor. The fight against Hurd
is bitter, but with good luck he will hold
his own.
seventh.
The Seventh district is reliably Dem
ocratic and will return John Z. Leedom.
Eighth.
The Eighth district is overwhelmingly
Republican and will return Sen. keifsr,
the present incumbent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-04
MARRIAGE,
AND THE DEADLY FOES WHICH CON-
PASS 1T ABOUT.
A Good Wife and Pleasant Home the
Acme Of Human HapDiness-An
Institution Which Comes From
God, and Not From Man.
SERMON BY REV. T. Dewitt TAI MAGE.

The sermon delivered by Mr.. Talmage
at the Brooklyn Tabernacle, yesterday
morning, was exceptionally fine. The
reverend gentleman took for his subject
the marriage relation, his text being
from Genesis H., %, and the able and
eloquent manner in which lie treated
this most important factor OF human
happiness and chief bulwark OF civiliza-
ton, will undoubtedly commend itself
to all who give it careful attention.
Below our readers will find the full text
OF this excellent and instructive dis
course
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-04
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Money Easy at 2 to 3 per Cent-Govsra
ments Steady-FIour Unehang.
ed-wheat Active and High.
er-Hogs Easier
AkCk
New York.

NEw YoRK, October 2.-MoSsv-
Easy at 2G3 per cent. Prime merran-
tile paper 4!G5i per cent. Sterling ex.
change. bankers bills steady at %Sl; de-
mand asst.
SrLyER-At London So Spence; bar
silver here ll3; subsidiary silver coin
ialper cent. discount.
GoyERSNESN--S,eady for Is and sc
and TO per cent. higher for &ts
and IS
L. :. coupons
Sew 10
New FUur-.... ..--ivSt
Pa,lhc sixss OF ~.
RAILROAD BoSDs-G tnerally strong
aud in good demand.
STATE BONDS Quiet and Steady.
SrIcKs-Ihe market opened strong
and active throughout the entire day
and dealings were at times attended
with considerable buoyancy and specu-
Iation opened strong and prices rose
stead Ia the close, the highe bg-
ures being touched in the final dealings.
The advance ON the days transactions
ranged from from ! 10 5 per cent, the
Latter in Houston AMI Texas. Tho
Metropolitan Elevated road rose II.
per cent. Chicago. Darlington and
Quincy 81 per cent, Manhattan,
Nashville and Chattanooga, and
Eosion Air Line. preferred ,! per
c-nt, Northwestern : per cent, and
81. Paul II per cent. The approximate
earnings oi the Denver and Rio Grands
Railroad ior the fourth week IN Septem-
los Ia. H.
INK week ui last year, SD,Sl9; total
earnings !ur September, siOi ,OO; against
Sll2 900 the same month OF the previous
year.
The transactions cn tie stock tx.
change aggregated 2I2,0O shares, of
which ; 7U0 were Chicago. burlington
AMI uulncy. l9.ooJ Delaware. Lacka-
wanna arl Western, 1900 Delaware
and Hudson, $1,000 Erie, 600 Hannibal
and II. Joseph. 800 Iron Mountain,
$3.50 Kansas and Texas, 1900 Lake
shore, l2.u0D Michigan Central, 23,OO
Northwestern, 1900 Chattanooga and
Nashville. 22,OW New Jersey Central.
loo New York Central. 900 Northern
Pacific, 500 ONO ani Mississippi.
.lJJ Pa, H. Mail, 800 Reading. 1900
U
5000 Union Pacific, $1,000 Wabash Ia.
cllr. ) 300 Western Union, and =. 300
Houston AMI Texas.
Norii western stock has MT sold ~
hi.h for years. nuI has tmc Milwaukeo
AMI II. Paul - high since the famous
Garner speculation. \ Il rpaich from
Washington says tie bullion fund u:
the New York rs.av office will be in.
creased by the uanse- Of sl0l .0CO.OO0
III gold coin Ia cnHbr the supcrlntrn-
dent Ia max" a payment Tor foreign
gol deposited ior American coin. Tho
deliveries oi foreign gold coin and bars
II, the New YORK assay Office from
Europe Tor the week ended yesterday
waS $500 $50 The total arrivals of
tore! ~ gold com and bars IRON Europe
from August" io October !, 80, ,I6, 40,
AMI American gold coin sl,1?2 800.
making ia" total receipts s21,O6o. 400.
The payments 10y the assay Office :or tho
,l..l uprp II Ipll Al
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-04
AHANDFUL OF BONES,

Was all that Remained Of Isaac Letter
house After He Had Crepated Him
self.
LAToyIA, o., October 2.-I.ast night
Isaac Letterhouse, of Lee Gordon, four
miles from here, while drunk, drove his
family out OF doors and then set fire his
dwelling with lighted torch. lie was
destroyed in the flames, handful OF
bones only remaining to tell the tale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-04
Rocus Certificates.

II is not vile drugged stuff, pretend
ing to be made OF wonderful foreign
roots, barks. &c, and pulled up by long
bogus certificates of pretended miracu-
lous cures, but a simple, pure, effective
medicine, made of well known valuable
remedies, that furnishes its own certlti-
Gates by its cures. We refer to Hop
Bitters, the purest and best OF remedies.
Exchange. See another column.
Laughlin Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale Agents,
Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-04
YOUNG ScOUNDREL
Sent Up for Life for . Terrible Crir,

Sent Up for Life for Terrible Crime
providence, October 2-Walter Win.
sor, aged Ii, was found guilty OF the
murder OF Miss Amelia Potter, "A maiden
lady aged 81, June last, in the town ol
Johnstown by beating her with an iron
bolt about the heal and concesllng the
body in a disuseG cellar on the premises
wherein he sought u rayish her, has
been sentenced to life Imprisonment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-04
THE EPIZOOrIC.

Tho Disease Rapidly Spreading Through
out New YORK, Brookiyn and Jersey
City. and Is Creating Serious Alarm.
New YORK, October 2.-The extent OF
the distemper among the horses is even
greater than has been generally sup
posed, and the owners OF valuable ant
mails are alarmed lest iti assume Il more
violent type. The disease is on the in
crease in the stables OF nearly all the
street car and coach companies. Within
the last seven DAYS over i0ur thousand
horses have been attacked by the epl-
demic, on Manhattan Island alone, 10
say nothing OF Brooklyn and jersey
City, where the diStemper is also pre-
vaiisg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-04
PIQ PRODUCTS.
State OF the New York Pork and Lard
Markets-Prices Still Away up in the
CInnds

State OF the New ork fork ana Laro
Markets-Prices Still Away up in the
Clouds.
New YORK, October 2.-The CONNER.
cial- .Adret,1r says: The condition Of
the pork market is such that no sales
were effected on the produce exchange
tsis morning, small holders being afraid
TO sell for the October pork price. The
bid was Sl6 so while that asked was S25.
The settling price for to-day was hxei at
SIS. 1t appears likely, according TO the
OF aion OF many large operators, that
az old pork is considered out
Of the market except by large
holders there will be an advance on the
rates when the new pork comes in. II
is an open secret that one large dealer
holds nearly all the October pork, and
will, it is thought, be able to keep up
prices until the new PORK comes in.
Lard is said TO be in a worse position
than pork. The holders OF buyers op-
tons have great advantage over hold
ers Of the stock, which is said to be not
more than 5000 tierces at an immediate
call. The stock in Europe is reported
TO be short.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-04
DVY GOODS.
New Vow

New YoeK, Octobrr 2.-prv Goods
Cotton goods ~ moderate drmaLd arl
the tone oi the market firm. Cottonadr-
more sough, iur 10y the clothing trade.
Plaid prints active, but other caIicoes
sluggish. Gnghams in steady request
and firm. Flanncls, blankets and Jeans
doing fairly, but mems wear woolens
continue quiet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-04
LOUISIANA DEMOCRATS
Indorse Gen. Hanoock's Letter in Rels.
ton to Southern Claims.

NEw ORLEANS. October 2.-The mass
meeting OF the Democratic Conservative
party tonight adopted q resolution de-
clarins: 1--WE believe in an indestructi-
bic Union OF indestr lctible States; We
are equally and upsltersbly opposed
to centralized despo,ism and to seces-
sion; the letter Of General Hancock rel.
ative to Southern claims receives our
hearty approval" u"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-04
York Baak statement.

...., October 2.-The weekly
. .. the associated banks
." ;l,owisg chSnges:
...~t-', S~>pi1b; special iu-
>.f', .r-t. decrease, $50, 900,
PISA, SNJ+ 80; circulation
>--''up, reserve decrease,
I-v banks now hold II, 4,399,-
.A. .''." .rsal requirements.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-04
A BAD BURS r-UP.
Great Damage Done by Boiler Explo-
sion at Bag City. Michigan.

sion at Bay City, Michigan
BAY CRY, October 2.-lesterdav
afternoon the two boilers ot the Pitts x
Cranage mill, exploded, demolishing the
boiler house and drill house, and shat
teriug one end Of the mill. The boilers
were carried four hundred and fifty feet.
The fireman, George Parker, was buried
in the ruins or blown in the river. A
lad named Dave McRae was badly
scalded. Robert Bennett and Peter
Hennion were struck by the debris and
badly injured. Damage, $1,000; cause
not known. A portion OF Parker's shirt
was found hundreds oi feet from the
mill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-04
THE UNION LEAGUE.
Its Members Taking Steps to Aid in the
Election Of Hancock

Election OF hanccck.
NEw YoRE, Oct. 2-Merb,rs .ot the
Union league who are friends and asso.
Ciates of Gen. Hancock have issued \
notice inviting the members 10 subscribe
towards the legitimate expenses OF the
campaign TO secure the election OF their
iIlustrious honorary member, General
Hancock, to the Presidency, and send
their remittances 10 eX.Statc Controller,
Fred. =. W. DOtt. L. Wall street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-04
So gtusaip Burned.

a, ~, October The steam
- /" when nearly ready to
F i.- New York, took fire and
... Waters e .se. The vessel
90 ba.eS OF cotton. besides
.'~..s'. The Isaac Bell was
cd .,.', sut cost about 500 600.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-04
! New Comet.

'.N October The Smith.
De ..- .t'.HG has received the an
., ,lr discovery by Hast
-'1r-. On the 2gyh oi sep
-,"rvt With a bright tail, in
.' y -.HH'"s righl ascension, 29'
...iDo;.ou, with a daily mo-
go .a - .t ascension.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-04
Y ! pc &c tae Firemens

\. ~, October "A fire last
/ . !yelthe engine house of
!. ',,-.. .-,'.,. -'T company, together with
- -, I en-, sIH all the company's prop
la, >Ao,VVS. No insurance. In
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-04
A HORRIBLE DEATH.
A Man Compelled TO stand On Railroad
Track Until Train Had Cut Ham -

Pieces.
CISCISSArI, October 2.-Timothy
Cornell, fireman, met with horrible
death this morning He was turning
the switch on the Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton rc.i, within the city
limits, when h!s foot became fastened
in the frog. The ram Was backing up
and the poor man was compelled - see
certain death comi = with no means
even Of giving An ..trm that could be-
heard. He WAS horn bly manrlc,i, being
crushed bv the ent!'r uan. lie was
married aud live,l IN rhls city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-04
FOREIGN.
THE CZAR,

And the Way He Choked On the 81.
Petersburg Editors.
ST. PETERSBURG, October All the
editors OF the chief journals here have
been summoned before General Melikott
ami told that their continual discussion
of the constitution for Russia has highly
displeased the Car, that nothing more
on the subject would be allowed TO ap
pear, and that during the present reign
it would be premature to discuss the
constitution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-04

Chicago.
CHICAGO, October >. .-fIonr-Stcady
and unchanged. Wheat-Activc, but
firm and higher; No. > red winter 9iirr
95c; No. . Chicago spring 9ih9isc
cash; 94ic seller November; 0j!c seller
December. Corn-At 1910 iOsc seller
November; 4Oic seller December. Oats
Strong and higherat BOT cash 3Oic
seller October; 3Otm 0ic seller Nov"m.
ber. Rye-Stcaiy and unchanged. Bar.
ley-Firmer 1ilc. Pork-kasier at
slS 90 cash: sls Oohls - seller Octo-
ber; Sl2 $50 IL G7t seller November;
Sl2 l5(al2 20 seller year. Iard-iair-
" active and n shade higher at = s0tG
81 S2I seller October and November;
s. 72I seller year. Bulk Mea,s-DnIi
and lower; shoulders - p; short ribs
IS Oj; short clear 81 b Whisky
Steady and unchanged at IL II.
DaItIrnor.
BALTIMORE. October2 Flour Steady
and unchanged. Whcat-Westcrn
firm and shade better; No. = western
winter red, spot, and seller Octaber 81
O7i@l OS; No. . ii 0,iGyl 00!. C.rl
Western firm and a shade better;
western mixed, spot, and seller Oc,o
ber 5lfG5lIc; seller November 52.G9
52ic; seller December 53ta j3!c. Oats
Quiet and steady; western white 3JlB
Ale; do mixed 3SM3S!c. Rye-Quiet
at 9jc(d.sl 90 Hay - Unchanged.
Provisions - Unchanged. Butter -
Prime to choice western packed l6Iaj
20c. Eggs-Qnet ct 90. Petroleum
Unchanged CoiIee-Quiet; Rio car.
goes ordinary to fair l2iftl5c. Su"ar
Quiet; A soft lO!c. Whisky-Cn-
changed.
CINCINNATI, October 2.-Co'ton-Dull
and lower at lie. Four-DulI and IN.
changed. Wheat--Steady; NJ. : am.
ber 9Gc; No. 9 red winter Csc. Corn -
Dull and firm; 40. mixed 43c. Oats
Firm; No. mixed 32!CI33!c. Rye
Demand fair and market firm, No. goo.
Barley-Steady, with a fair demand; No.
. fall sjc. Pork-Unset,lsd; sold at
sl7 OJdls -. Lard-firmer at s. ~.
Bulk Mea,s-DulI and lower at s. 7jfa
! -. Baron-Quie'; shoulders DC;
clear ribs Sc; clear sles &c. Whisky
Steady at 5 W. Butter = Dull and
unchanged.
Pittsburgh.
PrrrsEUgGH, October e.-PetrOlrum-
Dull and Sca. crud. "sfc Tor United
certificates; refined ll.c icr Philade.-
phia delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-04

in Windsor Castle, just as much as there
can be quiet and happiness in domes-
tic establishment where more than one
wife attempts to be queen. One Of the
mightiest foes OF family relation is po-
lygamy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-04
THE STRUGGLE

Which Garfield's Friends are Forced to
Make 70 save His Own Stste-The Ris-
ing Tide of Democracy Threatening to
Overwhelm Everything in Its Path
What is Being Done IN the Congress
sinnal DIsfricf,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-04

PrrrsEUeGH, October e-Pstrolpum-
Dull and sca. crud. "sfc for United
certificates; refined ll.c ior Philade'-
phia delivery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-22
HENRY A. HOLLANDS stICIDE.

An effort was made yesterday By Coroner Herr
man to solve the mystery Of Henry A. Hollands
suicide in tho University Bailding on January II,
but without much success. Little testimony he
yond That already published was produced. and no
new witnesses were founh TO throw any light upon
The motives that led 10 the act. Edward II. Mneran,
the lawyer whose schoolmate aud friend the dead
man was. and with whose family he lived. bore wit
ness 80 hIs uniformly cheerful disposition. lie knew
of no financial difficulties in which Mr.. Holland
could have been involved and could not explain
what led to his suicide, except on the surpOs:tion
that Inc the victim Of temporary insanity. AMER
his death he had recalled many incidents Of the
past two or three months that had strengthened
that belief, and had found IN his papers evidence
that his mind az times had wandered. The Jury
came TO the conclusion that he was temporarily in