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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-11
BARBOURC COUNTY.
A ROusing Democratic Meeting
at Philippi - Addresses by
Prominent Party Leaders, and
General Good Time.

Correspondence OF the Register.
PHIMPPI, September 6.
Pursuant to announcement in the
county papers, the Democracy assem-
bled here to-day to the number OF 1000,
bringing with them wagon loads oil pro-
visions.
A Hancock and English flag was hois-
tel by the young ladies OF the town on
pole one hundred and forty feet high.
The pole was raised by a dozen OF the
oldest Democrats present. A rousing
cheer for the Presidential nominees rent
the air from a thousand voices. The
town was perfectly alive with people, so
much so indeed that the pOle-ralsing
was necessarily delayed until about
noon.
At one o'clock procession OF the cit
izens present was formed, preceded by
the band, and followed by the different
districts bearing banners and flags, and
marched to a grove near town, where
they were addressed by Hon. jacob Il.
Jackson, Hon. John Blair Hoge and
Hon. ID. d. L. Farnsworth. Not only
were the voters OF the party present, but
many ladies' in carriages graced the
audience by their presence. The issues
of the day were discussed in a mastery
and conservative manner by all the
| speakers, and the audience was quiet
and attentive. There has been 40 such
meeting since the war, and never was
such enthusiasm manifested in the Dem
ocratic ranks before. Put Barbour down
for 500 majority for the Presidential
nominees and for the whole State ticket.
REPORTER
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-11
AFTER HOPE WAS DEAD.
A LIFE RAFT COMES ASHORE on The
FLORIDA COAST,
Bearing Additional Survivors Of the
Wrecked Steamer City Of Vera Cruz,
Of Alexander & Sons
Havana Line.
The NEWS A WEEK IN ARRIVING.

The welcome intelligence reached
New York, yesterday morning, that Il
lie raft, having on board dozen or
more OF the passengers and crew Of the
steamer City OF Vera Cruz, which foun-
dered at sea on the morning of August
18th, had been cast ashore by the waves
at Cape Canaveral, Florida, over two
hundred miles distant from the spot
where the thirteen survivors, previous
ly reported, landed week ago. No par
ticulars whatever are given, and moth
ing is known as To the identity OF the
slip-wrecked wretches who have been
called upon TO pass through so many
dangers, but, rs they must have been
tossed at the mercy OF the winds and
waves for six or seven days, probably
entirely destitute Of provisions or water,
the story Of their voyage cannot fail to
be- one OF terrible suffering.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-11
A SCathing Review of the Mal-Ad-
ministration of Affairs by
His FrauduIency.
Republican S0Iicituds for the Wei
fare of the Negro a DeIu-
sion and a Snare.
Garfeld's DisgraCefuI Transac-
tions Come in for Their
Share of Comment.
A Document which is Being Eager
ly Sought for by Demo-
Gratis Everywhere.

The popular demand for General Ben.
jamin +. Buffers speech at Faneuil Hall,
Boston, on the evening OF August 2Sth,
has become so great that, notwithstand-
ing the fact that the REGISTER has here
tofore contained very liberal extracts
from his remarks, we give to our read.
ers this morning a rerLaiim account Of
his oratorical effort on that occasion. 1t
will amply repay perusal. His mastery
review Of the political situation; his elo-
quent presentation Of the great ques-
tons which are now so prominently be.
fore the country, and his enumeration
of, and comments on, the many acts OF
fraud and corruption OF which the Radi-
cal party, from its chosen leader down,
stand convicted, cannot but have pow
eriul effect on every intelligent voter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-11
THE VARIOUS SINS
OF DAILY OCCURRENCE IN THIS
WICKED, WICKED WORLD.
The Usual Assortment Of Bloody Murders,
Bold Robberes, Desperate Fights,
Attempts at Suicide, Ar
rests Of Criminals and
vows, WACKETS AND WUMPUSES.

Brooklyn, Indiana, is bad place for
saloonists. An attempt was made to
inaugurate an establishment OF that
kind day or two ago. but the virtuous
citizens promptly elevated the building
and its contents by the aid OF keg OF
powder. The brutal murder of an old
lady is reported from Whitehall, New
York. The notorious CDR" Buchanan
has been decoyed over the Canadian
frontier into Michigan and captured. A
party of burglars received warm re-
ception at New Berlin, Ohio. The jury
in the lease of Thos. Dejarnette, who
murdered his sister in a Richmond, Va,
house of i'll fame, yesterday brought in
a verdict OF murder in the first degree.
During difficulty at Leadville, Richard
Stevenson was fatally injured. The
supposed murderer Of Mother Grimes"
at Columbus, O., has been arrested. A
party OF murderers IRON Indian Terri
tory arrived at Ft. Smith, Arkansas, in
charge OF an U. S. Marshall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-11

IConcluiej On Third Pogs.l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-11
SERIOUS FIRE.
A Large Louisville Tobacco Fac
tory Reduced to Ashes-LOSs
$50. 900.

LOUISVILLE, September 10 This
morning at half-past O'Clock an alarm
summoned the fire department to one
OF the most disastrous scenes OF des-
truction by fire that has occurred in this
city for some time. When the engines
arrived on the scene, and 1t became
known that the Finer Bros. tobacco
works were in flames, Il second alarm
was Immediately turned in. BY the
time the steamers had arrived, the
flames had gained such defiant headway
that all attempts OF the tiremen to
check the fire in its onward course
OF destruction were futile. The combus-
tibe matter with which the the factory
is at all times necessarily supplied, was
readily destroyed. The whole first floor
was enveloped in flames when the first
engine arrived on the spot, and large
tongues Of kissing flames leaped through
every outlet OF the spacious building,
and piercing with their intensity oi
light the surrounding darkness.
Before reinforcements could reach
the tiremen the entire build
building was wrapped in flames, and in
less than hall hour was reduced TO
mass OF ruins. lie DullulnS NdS cu-
tirely OF brick and five stories high. A
large driving room in the back was filled
with leaf tobacco, and large quantity
of manufactured plug was stored in
other parts of the building. Several
sharp explosions from the bursting
of barrels filed with gasoline were
heard during the fire, which added
much lto the excitement around
the tire. y. Friz zar is stated to have re-
ported that the establishments las i stood,
Was worth over 100000. FTizer could
not say how much stock there was in
the house, because the tobacco stock
could not be kept up with readily, but
there was somewhere between $4,000
and 100000 OF stock. The insurance,
FINER said, was either $4,000 or
$1,000, and would not save them by
$4,000 or $4,000. Several other small
buildings adjoining were burned, in
volying loss OF 81 900.
LOUISVILLE, September l0.-The de-
structiOn OF the Finscr Bros. tobacco
works will throw two hundred and fifty
men and women out OF employment,
many OF whom are dependent entirely
on the work they received at the factory
for their subsistence. The calamity will
fall heavily upon many destitute iami-
lies. The total loss is estimated at
Sl50,0OO0; insurance, So ,OO).
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-11
THE NAVAL DEMONSTRATION.

The Fleets of the Powers Assembled in
the Harbor of Ragusa-A Magnificent
Spectaclo-The Turks Showing Some
Activity al Last.
LONDON, September l0.-The Man
ches er Guurdidn'S correspondent at Ra-
gusa on Wednesday telegraphed as fol-
lows: at the twelfth hour the Turks
have taken action. To-day Ria Pasha
dispatched five battalions from Scutari
To effect the cession OF Dulcigno. Ria
Pasha has been latterly trying bribery
successfully on the more turbulent SCu-
tarine chiefs The encouragement the
Porte has hitherto given the Albanians
must, however, still render its real in
tentons doubtful. Should the Al
banians execute their threat
to oppose the Turkish troops
the Porte may yet wash its hands
Of the affair, urging the impossiblity
OF cOcrCing MuSsclmans. ! came here
through Montenegro from Dulclgno, as
the league committee there informed
me that owing TO the influx OF fanatics
IRON the interior they could no longer
guarantee my safety. The spectacle OF
the combined European fleet riding in
the ha.bCr is magnificent. The Russian
Admiral. who returned Tuesday from Il
trip 10 Cettinjc, says the Prince OF Mon
tenegro i not prepared To use force to
gain DulcignO, because he fears il would
provoke general Albanian invasion OF
MONTENEGRO. The Aibanians are camped
in the mountains, inaccessible from the
sea, and the powers are not agreed as 10
the landing oi troops. Altogether Adj
miral Seymour's position is unenvlable
as the international je1lousies are but
ieebiy concealed.
RAGusA, Sept. l0.-It is supposed that
the combined tlatt will not qlit these
waters before the 4,h OF Octooer at the
earliest.
LONDON, Sept. l0.-The Vienna pow.
ers have resolved to carry out the naval
demonstration in Turkish waters. 1t is
thought Dulcigno will be ceded to Mon
;cnegrO.
PARIS, September l0.-A telegram
from Dulcgno, dated to-day, SAYS the
troops sent by Ria Pasha encamped
last night near there. The town Is IN
a very excited state. 1t is said the
League held a meeting at Scutari and
decided to oppose a surrender. The
Montcnegr;ns are ccheloned along the
frontier close to Dulcigno. \ telegram
from Pera reports that the Turkish
troops at Scutari had an engagement
with band OF Albanians Thursday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-11
FOREIGN.
THE MINE EXPOSION,

An Appalling List of V,otims-A Fow
Bodies Recovered-The Working Far.
ties lmpeded by Fire-A Broken Safety
Lamp.
LONDON, September l0.-The explo.
sion IN the Seaham coal mine makes 70
widows and 2Si orphans. A large ma.
lorlty ol the victims were single men.
At two O'Clock this morning the first
oil the victims were brought up from the
mine. Before all the bodies could be
removed the fire again broke out and
was not extinguishcd until seven
o'clock.
One hundred and thirty is the lowest
estimate of the dead, and it is esti.
mated there We're four hundred
horses and ponies in the mine. The
bodies OF the twelve men brought up
are frightfully disfgured. There are
eleven more bodies now in the pit
shaft, and it will be some time before
they can be recovered. Some may
never be found, as they are buried un-
der the debris of the explosion.
Another fire has begun in shaft No
3, at the ventilating furnace. This will
delay the explorations.
LONDON, Sept. l0.-From list pub
lished, it appears that l62 men and
boys are missing. The latest official
statement places the number of killed
at HI. A broken Davy safety pump
has been brought up from the main
seam, and it is believed this will throw
some light on the ori gin OF the disaster.
LoNDoN, September l0.--Thirty corpses
had been recovered from the Seaman
pit up to seven o'clock last evening. The
search was suspended for the night on
account OF the accumulation OF gas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-11
BUCHANAN Gagged.

The Notorious Saw-Bones Decoyed
Across the Frontier and Placed Under
Lock and Key.
CHICAGO, September l0.-A Detroit
special says: DR., Buchanan, the bogus
diploma man, was decoycd over the line
from Courtright, Canada, to 81. Clair,
Michigan, last night and there arrested
at the instance OF John Norris, city
editor OF the Philadelphia Record, who
had been kept posted on the matter.
Buchanan is held TO await the requisi-
ton from the Governor OF Hennsylva-
MIA.
DETROIT, September l0.-Thc notori-
Gus DR.. Buchanan, OF bogus diploma
fame at Philadelphia, was arrested at st.
CLAIR. sixty miles above this city, at an
early hour this morning. He had just
crossed over the river from Canada,
where he had been skulking about. He
was accompanied by his brOther.in.law,
Chapman by name. Buchanan will be
taken back to Philadelphia on requiSi.
ton, which has been procured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-11
A NICE CROWD.
Arrival ofa Batch of Indian Murderers at
Fort Smith. Arkansas. in Charge of an
u. =. Marshal

LITTLE Rock, ARK, September TO-
Deputy United States Marshal Kyle has
arrived at Fort Smith with nine prison
ers from OklOhama. Among them are
two Seminoles charged with numbering
two white men, Bdteman and Davis, in
the Chickasaw country, 200 miles west,
in November, 1873. There We're six full
blood Seminoles engaged in the murder.
The deed was deliberate, Bateman
being shot of Lis horse and Davis
met the same six miles from where
Bateman was killed. The murderers
had no rest from the marshals since that
moment. One Billy BoYlegs, son OF
the famous Florida Seminole war chief,
Bill Bowlegs, shot himself through the
heart, another was killed in ieud and
but two OF the six are left. They live in
iull blood Seminole settlement, and
the officers will soon have them. The
murders found only $l3 on the victims,
which they divided.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-11
WINTER Is COMING,
And MIR. LO Consents to Bury
the Hatchet and BE Fed by the
Government Until Spring.

CHICAGO, September lO.-Gen. Terry
telegraphs from st. Paul to the military
headquarters here: The commanding
officer OF Fort Keogh reports that Big
Roai and 20 Sioux Indians surrend-
cred at that post yesterday.
The heimpreSsion prevails at the military
headquarters in Chicago that the In
dians will soon surrender en- masse, be-
ing thoroughly disgusted with the un-
certain and restless existence that has
been their lot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-11
IMPORTANT.
An Alliance Concluded Between Ger
many and Austria.

BRussEIs, September l0.-Thc Etoae
B,ige says: We learn from reliable
quarter in Berlin that the conferences
between Bismarck and Baron Haymer!e
resulted in the conclusion OF an oilen-
sive and defensive alliance between
Austria and Germany. 1t is stated In
Rome that Bismarck and Haymerle dis
cuSsei the possibility oi an alliance with
Italy.
LoND1v, September l0.-The state
men, OF Herr Won Buehler that the con-
c,usion Ct the AustrO.German alliance
was due 10 the tact that Russia had
made Overurcs TO France for an ALI
ance against Germany, which Were com
municated to Bismarck by Waddlngton,
and the iulther assertion Of Herr Won
Buehler that Gamhrtta compass"d Wad'
dingtOn's overthrow for disclosing the
Russian ovcrtures, are declared by the
ReDuJiiguc Frducdise "to be mere Idle
uDSSlp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-11
A MISSOURI ROW.
A would-Be Murderer Fatally Hurt By
Blow from Mans Fist

DENVER, Coll, September 10 The
Republicans LeaivIle special, dated )
o'clock this morning, says: Thos, Nor
gan, formerly assistant superintendent oi
the gas works at st. Joseph, Mo, fatal
" hurt Richard Stevenson, formerly
deputy sheriff OF Kansas City. Morgan
had escorted Stevenson'S vile, who had
returned to her mother on account OF
i'll treatmcn', to one or two parties.
Stevenson became jealous and insutei
Morgan, and was Immediately Knocked
down by one of the lattcr's friends.
Stevenson followed Morgan around
town and it seems with the intention OF
shooting him, but when they met the
latter was too quick.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-11

As Alcohol, Tobacco, Opium, Indian
Hemp, Chlor)iorm, Hashish, Abslnthe,
&C., pre- cent the good effects of Fellows
Hypophosphi,es, SO Fellows Hypoph-
osphites is an antidote against all these
narcotics and sedatives, and will restore
to health such a. have been injured by
them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-11
PRODUCE.
Chicago.

C.lcAao, September 10. - Flour
Ouict and unchanged. Wheat-Unset.
tied but generally lower; 40. . red
winter 92lc: NJ. > Chicago spring 93!c
cash goiG DE seller October: 92tc sci.
Ter November; 92c seller year. Corn
Unsettled and lower at iOr cash; 4Ol
GlJsr seller October; lIIc seller No.
yrmhpr. Oa,s-Easirr at 29c cash: 29i
sellrrO,tobrr and November. Rye-Dull
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-11
SOME WHEAT.
How the Industry of the Illinois
Farmer has been Rewarded.

CnCAGo, September l0.-The Jour
naTs Springfield, ILL.,, special says: The
forthcoming crop report OF the Board OF
Agriculture from 200 points, show the
winter wheat crop OF the State for 1850
TO be 50, SG5 600 bushels; the whole value
of the crop being estimated at SHIFT
600. This crop never has been before
eGualed in the history OF the state.
There will be over 46, 1000, 900 bushels to
be shipped, after taking out all that Is
necessary for consumption and seed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-11
LIV Li STOCK.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, September l0-The Draer'
Jo,r,,n reports hog receipts 5000 head;
shipments >, 800 head Market slow and
weak at jlgi0 per cent lover. but best
grades all sold common To- good mixed
yrassrrs - -. light - 7Otij -; Workers
- j.; rhoic" heavy - 0nr"j 20, chiefly
at g. 20dj ~.
Cattle-Rrrcipts 3 800 head ship.
ments 300 heal; D't,cr feeling: eK-
ports - % heal common To- cnoicc ship
ping - 90. Kan-,s Texas - 30H4 %:
thrnu,n T"Nans - -; butchers and
COWS - Sons ~. hu.s - UOCd2 IS:
stocker,' - 2im3 -; stock calves IS "
Gl2 % per head; grass natives slow at
;I j0d -.
Sheep Receipts 200 head; lambs
s. 2jd2 30 per head; sheep at - 900
4 GO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-11
THE CHICAGO RACE.
Horses and Men Travelling
Pretty Evenly-A Remarkable
Match

Cuc,Go, September l0.-The horses
and men are travelling pretty evenly,
hut Bvrne retains lead, and is going
free and easily, and in good shape,
Betsy Baker is in the best form OF the
horses. The race is now regarded as
one of the most remarkable ever re-
corded, and at the present rate Byrne IS
likely to exceed the best score On re-
cord. At noon the tally stood:
Horses es-Bi,hman's entry. 43l; Betsy
Baker, 42l; Duun's entry, i3i; Rose oil
Texas, il5.
Men-Byrne, 49,; Krohne, 400; Col
ston, 500; Schach, 363; Cole, PAL, stop
ped; Couneily, pa, stopped; Jackson,
l12.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-11
Ncth-rE New

S,y,SNAu, Ca, September lO.-A
special % the N>Jgs says. The steamer
Ns-ralt nc Jacksonville from New
SMYRNA, tuls afternoon brought John
CUuurl coal passer, aud two others
supposed % Ee .. Z. Silva and Cuban,
passengers Oj the Vera Cruz. There is
n1,u.u: further about the fourteen sur
y.yo-s reported 1t T,tusville.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-11
liz BLEW OUTTHE GAS.
The Cause Of an Absent Minded
Wisconsin Mans Death.

MILWAUKEE September lO.-Ihe
>'a.n.' special SAYS that Hon. SIlas
Richardson, a prominent citizen oil
NJusr>lJ, r,eH out the gas on retlrins
a. the home oi his niece in Madison,
an vas ;ouuI dead this morning. lie
We, lt~ lr-igiujrd, which accounts Tor
".EH-.- ont lue -as.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-11
THE DEJARNETTE CASE

A Verdict of Murder IN the First Degree
RICHMOND, Va, Spt. 10.--The jury
in the case of Thomas Dejarnette, who
murdered his sister in "Blonde Hall,
bagnio here, brought i'll verdict OF
murder in the first degree, with rec
ommendation Of mercy. Dtjarnettc
paed somewhat when the foreman an.
nounced the verdict. His counsel
made motion for a new tria', which
wns cnntinned until Tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-11
PLAYING Ar WAR.
The German Army Manoeuvres

The German Army Manoeuvres.
BERIIX, September 10 The weather
is magnificent to-day. The manoenvres
commenced with the parade o! the Third
Army Corps, at which were present:
Emperor William, Crown Prince Fred,
erici William and the other Imperial
princes, the Duke OF Cambridge, tie
British Commander.in Chief, the Duke
and Duchess al Connaught and the
Grand Dukes OF Hesse and MeckIen'
l,,,r,, -, r.li'y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-11
ALLIGER's RAsCALITIES.
The Investigation Into His Little Trans
actions IN Bonds

New YORK, September lO.-lnspeCtor
Byrnes announced to-day that he had
found among the bonds hypothecated
by Alliger at the Third National Bank
four $1,000 bonds of the Cincinnati
Southern railroad that were OF the lot
stolen, May 2nd, from the Citizens
Rank
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-11
WHERE'S VERMONT?
A Democratic Majority of JO,-
600 i'm Arkansas.

CHICAGO, September l0.-The Jour
mails Little Rock special says: The
amendment TO the State constitution oil
Arkansas, which provides for the ,repul-
diation OF a portion OF the state debt, Is
adopted by several thousand majority.
1t a so says that the majorities ior the
Democratic candidates for State othceS
range from $4,000 upwards.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-11
DRY GOODS.
Kaw York.

NEW YoRE, September l0.-Drv Goods
-Busincss fairy ac,Ivr with commission
houses aud the jJbbing trade continue,
buoyant. Cotton goods in fair demana
AMI generally steady. Ginghans active
an 4 dress goods ard prints doing fairly.
Mems wear woolens quiet in first hands.
Flannels and blankets continue firm.
Foreign silks selling more freely.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-11
A HINT TO LEAVE.
An indiana Saloon Blown Up With
Powder

BROOKLYN, IND., September TO-
About twelve o'clock last night the two.
story brick building owned by ScrOggins
( Miles. and being fitted up by them
iJra saloon. was blown up with powder
and completely wrecked. Oae side and
end was completely blown down and
the remaining walls were pniled down
to-day. Loss estimated al 81 900. This
wss the second attempt to open a
licensed saloon in towr, against which
-tler, is a strong ipeliny,