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, 1880-02-16
CANADA.

nn.ront rox .<p,n VIA n,, ~ a.. 80.
ncrnnrd Dovlin-1Eudnon Ifay Come
runy--Chunucy fin pnrlfnmont-Ifust-
ness OF tho Aunrunc1,in,s Session.
Spteiat Di,patsh 10 ne chtsaao TTttuus
Dernurd Drrilt,, ex-af. r., and u lcndtng lawyer
Of this city. arrlycd hero th]8 morning from
Colorado nt,, ,yrrt, tnl.n,, m tho 81 T.o,vranco
n,L "uJ, Min ana "e.v uaAvn ~ lno ~; s"le.eo
their reception. A constant Btrcan Of pooplo Of
hour thIa ,vcnIrs f,r tbo n,r,,,sn ~ soo,,sr to
norsa s ,ra tus NV p.posu " aeeas tne
saooo. Tho funeral takos placo tomorrow nftor-
noon,
Draw" Fni,l iSEMr "' r. l'as10S Wa1asIsI, 1r.
Hpector oi tho 1h,slson inv Gomnanv. Il hera. a
nys nn.ta M o FL ~ a,a ts Tug Z, usoinp
rrco MI otha ~ 1.g sln Hhoros ~ tlo Ut LAZY
I,r"ssa f tt r,t, rv,n, W'h ~ tt x,oM ~ ~ iiietNn ~
rna,I1Gs ri" nrsst ata ~ iii s'E f., Nv .oh M
srnuuer fntnr md o,} noa,s VIII IL n. rcnrvn
ihe it'll msajm WIZ 'au sefS po"esia' t1fal i'll
Simt" tiax,inat soa,,,,, r r,,,t,,,o,,+, ,
nf chnu"nu hG, t IL E, t'1 ouf ,.,
mtMtivos .nu ~ uT,t TIu =, @ ta.o FGSe se!
three tsrn.i",nc hn IU taHn ,a ts NJ ~ ~ .h ~
tirst tilno. will, In tho t%mmnma nI,or % ~
ch,nu"s nr ",9 ~ ~ ~ natn au n.1.,i va I'LL. t "
n,nr.,n, hn,o " n9 w. h.Gu. a.sgntu!t H1n atut-
so,,. linnsvcnt,,r, nua tSnnr + ~ 1o
i've, conscn,,et,t i,nnI, thn aiorniion ~ iit
bn"iS bGta'llG ~ 70 tho L!sntosnt. u1oyororshn Of
H. T:1Ii ~ Ho!g zig tIeW 1ilenloer.
ihn Hn,,s a.,.S H. ,..! M a'hv, .us, ta R,i,o ~
i'm iInmsn ain ~ E"r, 1tn.n' a. '.nc" ,, ..a L Leu u
thruxh tlonth. md Io' NJ mew 2eoton Gnrsc9
tu iii Ills non. .o o,t maa NJ nL!sul l,'s''
n po,, ~ - IL liz 80 p"Se. w. H. "tat uHFhAlH
, 1880-02-16
IOWA RAILROAD MATTERS.

HpsStat t0frf3r1hatnfe OF me Chlfd90 1fbHnt,
DEs M0lNEs, Fob IA cow belonging to
farmer ltenr CctAr Fnlls mado Il he'd in cl0Ee
contigulty to tho truck 1T tho Huntingdon, Cedar
ltaphls j. Nurtlotn 1snns Aplssiny trll1t short
cned hcr castlnl aprentiage six itlchcs Tho
other day the fMrlner neeIvtsl from tho ltailronl
Company S750 as pny1ncnt for tho lost tutl.
1t IL reported hero tho engineers OF tho Wntns.l,
e. Iuuls s. rnciile, Jny GM.ll!'s rollti, hvo s..-
ccfvet orders tn survey linz from CInrini., vim
Corning, to DcB Moncs, which Indicates thni
Gould Ia determine tn put himself OIL c1ua!
tern,s With tho ChleaKn trunk lines III this point
Rfi,i also end oil tho EhieAAu>, milwaukee, j. Vt.
Paul prpjeut to build yin this city to Knnsns
Tho Chicago, burlington 4 Quincy aro survey
inH ilNu frtiH, Corning .lnwn Una- Hundred anil
'rws, ltiycr to Burlington junction directly
II: K. Ham,, Superintendent Of tho Kcos1k
returned fn'1n New inrk. whittier 'ho went 10
ernl Mat,aRcr u tho sn,liiuttnn Eloyntcl iinil.
wuy, md to bnyo control Of The u}urhinely d.
ss,sSsii poSci nt Atsr T. sssp aK KsR s ntsr ~ %
If tic Company. After iii arrval h"i,,S iie st,.
coivri i tslrgriu nsktng him to reconsider his
sMk isand Viii rotain tho scrSisSs of i cntii,os nj
tent, courteous, taithful o!trur. although otrefc
II. 9Hastam SrHI5 %Fy = n Sorsy:.tora 1Hay Nurrow.
Gauge lSa!!u = proposition tn build fru.n Win
a!i, III ltshsnd. lskn, Aa,In.s1utv an rfs:
' sro,n tia townsips ;!lanF M tho i,nu. No. - ''''
Ottuinwa extcnsioi of the .chleaaa, Mil-
rsn and .stcsliy Hun Townships III Krekuk
County. vun 1,lren. gave ono n,ujnrity
Ss.s s nsrs sis ld; TIT thua a"s sos s m s%ss
pjee{ed :jeSsdy aks' 'sS Il! sa,shatew, f f saS
s*tas sssa ss ss ~ Ss sx %: by Fss
Chicago, milwaukee, L ". laul, AMI thu Prob
, 1880-02-16
RAILROADS.
The Toledo Cut-The New York,
OsWego & Midland
Project.
Troubles Of the Hoosao Tunnel People
Building tho Atlantic l. Pacific.
THAT TOLEDO CUT,

AA1N4 4ol2!s4tO AU1s
Tho officers OF tho 81. Louis, Wabaal, l. ractnc
claim TINT tho reports NJ tho proceedings nf tho
meetings of tho Central ltnllroad Itata Asao.
c1nton hnvo done then m injustice, RnI left tho
impression III II thoy intended 10 70 lnck OH tho
agreement. such Ia not tho case, they say.
They merely askcd for n reduction In tho rnte to
Toledo III grafn destined for eleyatuls at TINT
point, but not on thr,ugh rates. Every onu
could sec that With difference nf ~ cents In
favor nf ChicnRo On business from cross points
they cnn got M business, and fof this rcnson the
elevators ut Chicago were full to oyrrilowiny,
whllo those at Tuletl0 were comparatively
empty. Tho rato fruIn cross points 10 ChIcuHo,
they explain, IL II cents, and from Chicago 10
New York, 20 cents, s,,ak!ng tho through
rate ~ cents. Tho ratio frun T0iclo IL ;21 CENTS,
difference Of ftf eG,lts. THUS the fntG ffv,tn
cross Nlints To TultIn Ia 21h. and u ChicnRo III
cc1tts, which wnrkEl greatly to tho disadvantage
81 T0letC NJ bla!nHxa MI went Il, GhlcaKD. The
H. Louis, Wht,lsh IuGiflG. therefore. mt jnwt,
tho rnto frStsl crsna points 10 01G1o t0 10 cents
bnt left tho through rate at 63 cents. Tho IT, cent
rite ApDtlt. un1y IN 1uatDtsS EtlsiRtlrtl to clt..
filtur at Toledo, Ntl NDtu other. To DvcErntnD
NIL complaints on tic part Of tho other rantls.
md find out what othcr way thoru WIS Of rectL-
flying tho eril, they en1iet! tho meeting. There
Wln no dntigcr that the Wabash would gut more
because tho business from cruas points WIS
rtNied ant thoy could not tnke more ttlAn they
werc entitled TO-. II 1t shtn,il be- fttnd TINT they
were gcttiug more thnn their ehare, they would
Simply raise their rates until tho other lIiles
wGrU oven Aknin.
, 1880-02-16

Commencing March !, "1ilino!s" will be
ndIlul tn Nelson's pocket Eerles Ut IiailroH.l
dnidcs. During tho pnst ycnr twn statcy-lu~,
md Wlsconslt-hnre been complied and pub
lishcs1. and tho tM'oks hare pr,vcd quito vnlnblu
to Travellers ap rilrod officials, and their s.,c-
ctss has bce,lfs fso intterlng thnt tho publishers
hnyo decided to nld other Stutcs III soor As they
cnn i,t Kutton relIt1y.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. rAul Railron.l
Eommlny, during tho visit Of its Inn1lllgurs nj
Ncs YUrk, rchasctl the stock or tho Afct;rriyt,t
+ Wisconsin llailron'i cotnpu.y, whereby tlioy
be1t1no tho owners ut hll tho lnnds and other
sltuMttd nlung thu lii,e nf tho ItIwA l. nnkntl,
Dyialnn nf thn Chicago. milwaukee, 4 ". Paul,
hnd ~ tho Interests of s!lltl Company el!ilncd Il,
whereby thn KtlltA pGilstlnK ~ rea,ri to sAld as
will 70 to tho ChioagO, milwaukee, T. 1t, Paul
EOnlp4My,
, 1880-02-16
INDIAN FIGHTING,


United atatcs Troops III Arizona Routed
ny Rody Ut JI.dlnns-A Scvere Dat.
ne-Atonvonadnts OF Buldicrs in New
Mexico,
aAS FRANCISCO, Fob 16.-A Tucson dispatch
says that on thSuth Inst, Capt. Ns1uker, of tho
"'nth Casalry. commanding ono Of tho columns
ralsAih8 tho hostile InlEn1ss, nftor following
~ .us'a Tor two days with his enttro command in
W. direction Of Snn Antiroas, ca,ns suddenly
M upoa shoH strongly fortified In u nnrrow Rud
t:aH1 GaI1on. Tho trnopa wero received by U
~ lire, under which several horses and ,aun
, .u!!. Tho 1n'lIans charged tho troops, who ynvo
wv, WaS a'a retrcatel pill 1nell. Tho Indians drove
~. ,as troops aaFoss tho rlvcr. TAtions and bod
sa's s'ax ~sFo abanduned, which tho Indians So
,, uen. l!rtcs1. loavea Banta 20 to-day, 10 look
es r.. !malnn at{ulra inBouthor, Now Mexioo.
,u. .Aeu!' Fowry, with Conpany L, Sixth Cavalry,
,a%meee'nx ,a"n thirty men, from Fort bowie, Arr,
ros 'a' will rtasch Fort nayatd to-day, and will
~ ~ a'aeF thu personal orders ot Qen. Hatch.
3,'. ~" W. e'stnles OF tho Nlnth Cavalry, number
s.n Nv ~ Msn' 'eft Santa I'd yesterday for 6outh-
Ln"tina t ptWple 3r frcckIu remains upon tho skin
'-s'aea W Gltnn's Sulphur Swap.
, 1880-02-16
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE,

THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL fIFK-IssutkAN NCE
COMPANY, fIAlrrFOnp, Fct,. +. lssU.-IH The 19a.
feB'otie,x VI The Connfcttctt 3fhtaft Life iux,r.
ance Companv: Tho Statutes Of Connecticut re-
qtl!ru tho Insurance Commissioner 10 mike n
personal examination Ut MI tho atrnirs Of every
lfc-lna,lranec company chartered by tho stAlc,
Inv. Tic !ioi. Jon ". atrdnia,s, tIo prcssnt IT,. H.
srlnse Ga'tGtnisstnncr Yantl.e ati,exana-
lnl.ors.
~ the Company hus l,ctn for n,any nnntis tho
tIhjtGt Sf MilrGnMnhbfc nnd nlMllclDll8 attacks
fy scrta!,. pnENrs IN account Of is rral. eet,.to
ciilsc,l ur1 intil,strloasiy tircrlnted iW rtval
cotnpnnlcs and tliotr nEei,ts for tho Wlri,oHu Of
frlYhteninR gid members nut IT tho Company,
Tho allegation being freely nnsle th,t Tho losses
incurred would wfN hlit MI Of tho Company =
asurpna mud Impair lts st,lvcncy, We askcti Mr..
HfCt!inNn tn make pcrsslnAl nfll critical pxln-
tnntnH 0f these Investments. nilt to Secure silrh
i.ssistnliee fur this purpose ~. h9 might lrsro
from my qnarter. We especially desired hin,
an.l'itnpnrtInl review Of these Investments. The
lrlHnslcr III which Ills work hts hcc'l performed
@ H sts t%4, Sre Sh sS 6or' Y n IA s
YOU:
OFrlcE OF THE ISsuitAxcE COMMISSIONER or
THE srATE or CONNECTICUT, IIAirrrOnB. Feb. z,
1sso.-T1 Tic CaHneclicnt Mutual Life. Insurance
Cnmlxny-tlESTt.fMES: lfaving completed tho
trlcnnIal examination Of the atrairs Of yu.,r
Conpuny, us required lly law. It TINY be Of i'll
tcrcst 10 you TO know; In advance IF tho annunl
report from tills office, the conclusions | have
1nEiits.
In tho examination Of this portion q your
asscts. ! Assimed thnt your lonl.s s,e1,rGd by
leon prpn.pi!y mid ,lurInE tho roet,nt oxtrea!o
depression Or btls!nrsa Atlt3 uncertainty Of rpnl-
fFh,qn
, 1880-02-16
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Wi1bor'k Cott-Llvcr OIL n1,tl I4lmc-'Fhs
Rreat puln1nrlty VI this snfe md rIiscneont
preparation is nlo1ir attributable III It's intrinsic
.snrh. In tho t.lrs' IT rhl,pha colds, llstt,lnu,
brnnGlltis, wlthpng- cnuRh, acr,!futo.ts h1n.ors,
ii srll,al Let i,ooMe i,cgirut tho e.lrly syirtnns
nf i}lsAsu, when iii nKcllt Is ut hand which will
euro hlt complaints of tho chest lungs, Or throus.
lsostoM. susd1by ill dragaista
, 1880-02-16

= = IF1Ii1V4 1ff1H. = = :
1t Ia curious, HrrtTns II llyr,ns portrait, tl,.t
thu nrlKnu HUM nt Lard l3tncuktlcltl's fitlll!y
WIS Iursl, which wllA GhAi,4es u, 1srualt Ou tho
llixratl0n Ut his nlctsttitH to Veniru. Lori
I!thcs,tstlnttl All hnmc" IL Eltntly ttslDyct lIy
his tntnNtGs and h!A retalnara, tnr {ow mon nre
splso hainHn lnturc ha, muuh evor to 4llarru!
with It. Asn liAt, hn Ia antnhlo but mt cnnl-
paml2nRbo. fle nh,dnIIt jniiss in conversation,
, 1880-02-16
a. MURDERER DIES,

PORTSMOUTH, n. r., Feb. lb.-Frank billing.
hntnt tho murderer, iIc,l This forennpn frtIfn tl,t
effects Of Il pIslnI-shnt wo,tld IN tltr l1rud. In
tlietrl immediately nfter tho killing Of his nui,t
, 1880-02-16

CfNciSHAT1. q. Fell. 1S.-Th0 Hnttlte'a Upper
sa','lusky d'J rpcctni says: "Yesiurt'ay tie
Jury IN tho e,sae of lNtnca Wilson, iii trial for
tho murder n Wnsl,inyln,, fiIIc, brought III a
vnr.ict If murder fl the first degree, ind tho
E-'''' N' - ''"'''' --'-
, 1880-02-16

CtSctNSATI, D.. Ful 1b.-Thc Gazti'e's LeRnns-
pnrt tinl!.l sriMial says: "1ll!s tnur1l!tlH tho
Jury III tho cnsc t'f An'ltrw Moynnhnn. charged
with the murder nf John Nlyn,Ons Inst fMl
fhtin,s verdict ut guilty, und liked tho punish,
nipnt ut urIlt1i.
, 1880-02-16

One Of the old settlers nt role.lo q, NJ. Will
uluuieRtiou. which We Kladly pubijsh sur tho
bonctt VI many sutroirrs; .1ntiglnx froM my
nwn expGrlDnc9, must NtQutft thAt the Ut. lacnha
OIL is Htt e1ooilcht rctncy for rhau.natisin. Fur
weeks hul mot been nlle to stop ull my font;
hut used tho u, JWts,bs O, and tho pain dIsaps
peAfpd iu short ttnle,
, 1880-02-16
JEWISH LODGES CONSOLIDATED.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Feb. H.-ThO District
Grand Indxes, Nos. ana d, jewish Ort{Qr X. q.
H., consolidated hero t.-day undor an uRrte-
Ment mado In 1iatrolt lust July, The 0yent IL Ut
importance to members who came from thirteen,
Western StntoS. LaraO delegations aru IN Rt-
tenluiep, Thu official rclhlrts show tho Order
to 10 In u prUspArt}4B condition,
, 1880-02-16

bpet7at Ulspdlfk 70 I0 CHNd35 7F75dH9s
IND1AnAp0LIs, Ind, Fob. N..-1n eonYqrsation
to-tiny, Joseph Wado admitted that ho did " tho
dirty work connected with tho nroWn mslr-
dor, but dctl.ed that he killed i3sown, saying thAt
ho would produce tho guilty taan when tho
tnatcs hut nou Fletcher, u brother Of Ms,
, 1880-02-16
lRlIIIARY.

MACON, Gu. Fell lb-Tho ltcr. F. n. Kennedy,
editor Of thu Southern, Christian Allptease, and
rToininr,nt citizen of Alhrot, died this morning,
uf ApupleXys nGCd ii. -
, 1880-02-16

New Y0nK, Feb. 1b.-Tt10mas F. Phillips, n
rttiro'l n,rreha,It, nRrl 70, WIS garro.cd a1st!
robbed ln Thompson street las, night I,y tirOe
cOlOrCsl women, who wcrN nrresttaf.
, 1880-02-16

dressed replies with sou,o mystic trisn,. AT
tho recent Royal visit he c't.esrcNicd IL whist
Gn'no which he pINya cxcer4lly.
, 1880-02-16
KUMORED LEASE OF TIE ATCIII-
Sf1N i; kEfSIf AGKA nfAAll

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Feb lI.-it IL rllr,oretl IN this
city Tonight TINT tho Chicago, burlington &;
Quincy 1.nrund bas leased tho Atehis,,n & Nc
md & Inc!.lc will run !nto Vt. Joe over tho Ham
n!bnl & 81. Joe from Cameron, beginning March
/. Tho pcoplo of st. Joe ars enthusiastic over
tho l4.i]rhd news Of tho Missouri Pnciilc coming
ii, nvcr tho Hannibal l. St Joo frnm Atehisun;
the sule of tho St. Joe l. Dcs Atolrca to tho Chi
stadar i saso and enton III i from ON Ni!MSy N1 to
Leutl, fHpiIlnR tho Chitagu, burlington s Qul,l-
cy; AMI over tho Immediate erection ug llnc
tsulon depot.
, 1880-02-16

INDICATIONS.


he n 0
t1nOnR1n
, 1880-02-16

1lroEn. is tho tHurdsrnr. Fletcher appears y bs
blackburn, Of Cincinnati. To defend him.
, 1880-02-16

holders lin pArt or wholly Engllsh) NJ hnntls u
tho Cincinnati. ffnmLlton s. indianapolis HALL.
r.,at, on which tho Interest wilA guaranteed by
the former. This interest was netunlly rald tili
within two years, when tho Company pleaded
poverty, ttllAtal Its payments. and cnl!Gd up,n
tho btndhuders 10 scale tluwn tho butl,ls
onc-half md take stock In their ptate,
Or consent tn reduction ut tho
intcrcst- No aRrcpmGnt WIS reneheti,
although the English hnllclr offered to comprts-
nlse IN per cent, Instead Of hereafter, md to
remit tho Interest Ill coupons past tl,le. Finally.
tho two parties chose ~. their Rrlttr1ltnrH cssrH
". +. 1n9lts aud J. u. Cox. uf Cincinnati. whn
unltHl IN at!dlnK Mr. c. +. Albums. Jr.. u thetr
number, md thn 1toard thus formed. after
circumstances, decided that tho condition und
prospects nt the rol'l wcre excellent, md at1 mt
innilllcrs, and ulJnigel tilo ful payment of
MI coupons hcrcnftcr nnltring, uati tho corrcr-
sion Ut thnRe last due a'!1 unpad into preferred
Isnllrold Ctnnpnny. with Interest Mt T'per cent,
ind with title u diyltlcuds Under certM!u cup
tiugencles. This awarl affects bonds 10 tho
ulnOunt of &, l,SW,000
, 1880-02-16

"wtti MI pt1nple Hr frcekIu rrlMaI,s upon tho skin
4s'asa w Gscnn'a Sulphur Swap.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-18
poDDRIDGE COUNTY.
A Close Shave on Governor-Jsckson Gets
Ten Majority.

J A Close Shave on Governor-Jsckson Gets
Ten Majority.
WEST UNION, W. Va, October 10.
Special to the Register.
Below is the full vote OF this county
on all important offices:
Governor-Jackson, ID, 167; Sturgiss,
r., 757; French. G., 43S.
Auditor-Miller, d., go; Cunning
ham, l.. IA; Hays, e., I36.
Treasurer-O'B7ien, d., 770; Burke,
r., 40; Sturm, e., i37.
Attorney General-Watts, D., 7S7;
Caldwell, r., 746; Hall, G., 435.
Superintendent Schools-Butcher, d.,
7si; Purinton, R., 7I3; Kenny, e., i3j,
Court OF Appeals-Green, ID. 16i;
Maxwell, r, IA.
S;Q,e ssnator-Maxwell, D., s7S;
Bowen, G $50.
For Judge OF the Old Circui.-Flem-
ing, l,5i5.
For Judge OF the New Circuit-Stuart,
Ind, l,l29.
For Judge OF the New Circuit-Stea-
ley, D., 593.
House OF Delegates-Barnett,D d., OIL ;
Maxwell, r., 735., Tate, e., 402.
Sheriir-McMillan, d., s2i; Gnbble,
L, CTS; McGee, c., 457.
Prosecuting Attorney-Ingle, Ind. d.,
l,022; Blair, d., I75.
President County Court-Hoskinson, +,
d.. l,lS9; Gray, r., 639.
Msulsby, d., Benninger, L., Ross, g.,
are elected Commissioners under the
Amendment to the Constitution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-18
RANDOLPH COUNTY.
light Hundred Majority for Jackson.

light Hundred Majority for Jackson.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
BEVERLY, w. VA, October l6.
All the precincts but one are in, and
the vote so far is ], ,62o, the largest ever
polled in the county. So far Jackson
has 1901, Sturgiss 3i5 Gnl French 5.
Butcher, for Superintendent OF Schools,
gets LII, Pur;nton 275 AMI Kinssy 3.
Ice, d., for Judge Of the New Circuit,
has ], l,O5l, aud Brown, t., 3l7. G. J. 7.
Cresap, d., is elected 10 the Legislature
by small plurality.
Jackson's majority in the county will
reach 500.
The vote on the amendments is as fol-
lows: For ratification, APO; for rejec-
ton, $50.
The following are the county officers
elect: For Sheriff. J. g. Ward, d., plu-
r.iity l47; President County Court, q.
W. Yokum, D., majority IL; Psosecut.
ing Attorney, G. III. Scott, d., majority
81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-18
UPsHUR COUNTY.

AGood, Substantial Democratic vi story.
Specla! Dispatch To the Register.
BUcmASSAN, W. Va, October 10.
The official vote OF this county is as
follows:
For Governor-Jackson, d., 6lI;
Sturgiss, r., l,0l7; French, G., 2l2-
State Senator-Thos. ]. Farnsworth,
d., loss; no opposition.
House OF Delegstes-David Pot g.,
S5l; VI. A. Darrell, r.. 6l7; X. l.. Er ooks,
X, 967.
Prosecuting Attorney-W. q. L. Tat
ten, Ind, 95i; A. NJ. PoundstoR, r.,
SIS.
The Democrats also elect J. \. West
fall Assessor in the First district by 4
majority Of 265. -.
The Republicans elected their st'eriii'
one Asss ssor and some minor ottict 5.
Tue amendments have been ei rried
bv about $50 or 200 majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-18
FAITH In GOD
THE MEANS WHEREBY WE MUST GAIN
HEAVEN.
The Religion ofjesus Christ Joy, A Com
fort, A Help, and an Inspiration; To
the Truth Of Which All Men
Can Bear Witness.
SERMON BY T. De WITT TAlMAGE.

DR.. Talmdge took for his text yester.
day evening Acts iii, Is: eve are wit.
nesses," and delivered therefrom an
earnest and eloquent discourse. He
laid before his congregation three pro.
positions, tothe truth OF which he said
all men could bear witness. The first
was that the religion Of Christ is able
to convert a soul; the second, the power
OF the Gospel to comfort, and third, that
religion has power to give composure
in the last moment, and the speaker,
by many striking illustrations and ex-
amples, appealed to his hearers to for.
sake life OF darkness and sorrow, and
by accepting Christ to come out into the
full sunlight of righteousness, and the
happiness, JOY and peace Of Christianity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-18
OHIO DEMOCRATS
Not Discouraged, But Resolve
to Continue the Fight With
Greater Energy than Ever Be-
fore

Greater Energy than Ever Be-
fore.
CoLuMnus, October lG.-The Demo.
cratic State Central Commjttec aud the
leading Democrats from this city and all
sections o. Ohio, about three hundred
in number, met here to-day for consul
tation. A great number OF short
speeches were made. The meetings
were silent, all the persons present be-
ing pledged 10 secrecy.
The following resolutions were adopt
Ell:
R,solred, That every Democrat in
Ohio he constituted a committee To work
from this day forward until the close OF
the polls on the first Tuesday in Noycm'
bar.
Rsso'rcl, That ,this meeting heartily
C1.opcra,es with the State Central and
Executive Committees, and will he con-
fiding Rough to trust them and aid them
in whatever action in their judgment
NAV seem best 10 undertake in this cam
paign.
Rtsolrcd, That We will continue to
prosecute the canvass in this State with
increased energy, and that County Com
miss,oners be requested to Thoroughly
organize and bring to the polls every
vo,er who will vote lor Hancock and
English.
The spirit oithe meeting, tits 'laimed,
was excellent, and developed a deter
animation on part OF Ohlo to contest
every inch of ground, to give the cleo
torsi vote to Hancock and English.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-18
Republicans Try ng the Indiana Plan In
New York.

NEw York, October lf.-At a meet
irg of the Tammany Hall General Com,
mIi,er, tonight. a letter was received
from Augustus Schell, requesting that
his name 81 all not he used in connsc-
lion with the nomination for Mayor,
and trusting that some, gentleman
worthy of this distinction who can unite
all portions OF the Democratic party Will
ha selected.
Several members OF the committee re-
porl.,l that gigantic schemes by the
Republicans 10 colonize Tor the pnrpose,
ci voting negroes ard white men lad
been discovered. Hotels and boarding,
houses where these men arr quartered
were mentioned. Resolutions were
adopted providing for COMPREHENSIVE,
pr, cautionary means against ii'eSai
voting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-18
ROANE COUNTY.

Jaoksou's Majority Seven Hundred.
Special to the Register.
SPENCER, October l6.
The following is tho official vote OF
this county. except one district, which
is estimattd:
Governor-Jacksop, d., 1850; Stur'
giss, H., $50; French, 500. =
Senate-Polsley, D., 1850, Bubee, g.,
900.
House OF Delegates-Depue, 25l ma
jorty. The constitutional amendments
have 100 majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-18
SEVENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT

Nearly Four Thousand Majority for the
Democrati' State Ticket.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
HUSTISGToS, W. VA, Oct. 16.
Lincoln county gives four hundred
and Wayne county fifteen hundred ma
i3rity ior the entire Democratic State
ticket.
The majority in this Senatorial Dis
tr;ct is placed by good judges at three
thousand eight hundred.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-18
WEST VIRGINIA.
RETURNS STILL POURING IN FROM
TUESDAYS ELECTION.
Official Figures Coming to Hand From
the Sack Counties" and the
Exact Majority for Jackson
, Viii Soon Be Known.
REPUBlICANlSa AND ITS AlLIeSN.G.

Official returns, unofficial announce
ments OF the vote, AMI estimates are
still coming in rapidly, and in day or
two the majority for the Democratic
State ticket and the exact political COM
plexion OF the Legislature can be given.
Through some mistake in transmitting
the vote OF Marion county +. Smith, the
Democratic candidate for State Senate
in the Second district, was gwen ma
jority OF l03, when, in fact, j. ii. Furbee,
Republican. had a majority OF 1873, being
elected, it seems, by three majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-18
A BIG BLAZE.
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars
WOrch OF Property Destroyed
at ChnrlcstOn. s. e..

WOrcb OF Property Destroyed
at Charleston, =. q.
CHAkLxsros, s. C., October IA
frc broke in ono OF the cotton sheds OF
the Commercial Cotton Press and Wharf
Comp pany at two O'Clock this afternoon.
Strong northwest winds swept tho
the flames rapidly down the wharf,
consuming two large cotton sheds and
one brick warehouse, partially stored
with cotton. The fire rol spread 10
the cotton on the wharyes and thencs
To three British iron steamships. tho
Bsrronlsle, TrAvanrore aud Bedford.
which were lying 1t the pier PR.
italy loaded with cotton. The Borius.
dale Is badly damaged and 10 stil! burr.
ing, having on board . 100 bales OF cot.
ton. The rravarcore and Bedford arc
only slightly damaged. A derrick on
the B-dfpri was bu1nc1, aud ia falling
s,rnck tn ihird mate on the head, XII.
ling him a'r1os. instantly. Lo,s 2ODJ
bales of cotton, yalp.d ~ Si2, 900. eX-
c!Gsiye ~ buTnt and damaged cotton on
steamships TIE dan. Igcs 10 the bJi.l.
ings, sheds and sbsrgcs, al the Goa.
mercisl Wharf Company. 10 estimated
ri 5000: iui'y iG-nred. Total ioss,
100000; fdiIy injured. mostly Ia for.
ei.n coni.,af.lps.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-18
TYLER COUNTY.

stursiss Has One Hundred and sixty-two
Over Jackson.
Special Dispatch to the Register
MDpLEDoURSE, w. Va, Oct. l6.
The official vote OF this county f,r
Governor, State Senate and Delegate 10
as follows:
Decentralization, d., 027; Sturgiss,
r., l,0S9; French, 162.
State Senate Roberts, d., 936: Yer
non, Il, l,G92; Allen, c., l57.
House OF Delegates-Rymer, ID Ssl;
Wells, H., LOGS; Ward, G lSS.