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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-06-17
FOREIGN.

The Nihilist agitation is declining in St.
Petersburg.
CHARLES LEss1SG, the German painter,
is dead.
SATURDAY the Irish residents Of London
gave an enthusiastic reception to Parnell,
in st. James Hall.
TnE cattle. plague has re-appeared and
1900 animals have died of the total of
100000 in Cyprus.
THE Russian army has been ordered to
wear mourning six months in memory of
the Empress Of Russia.
A BOILER explosion at Little Rock, Ark,
caused nearly all the window-glass in the
state-house to fall out.
E1GuTY-s1x members of parliament have
signed the memorial asking for the recall
of Sir Bartle Frere. The memorial has
just been sent to Gladstone.
A PARIS dispatch of the 9Th says late &C.
counts report Rochefort's wound serious.
Hemorrhage has set in. 1t is impossible
to remove him to Geneva.
In railway collision between Frankfort
and Mannheim, many persons were severe
ly injured.
A cablegram gives an appalling account
of the famine in Diarbekir and Bagdad.
People are dying in the streets, women SELL
ing their children for food, and many liv-
ing on rats.
A Berlin dispatch says: Intelligence has
reached St. Petersburg that the Chinese
were raising large bodies of troops on the
Russian frontier, and an attack is expected
without the formality of a declaration Of
war.
A ST.. PETERSBURG dispatch says the
Gar on receiving telegram announcing
the death of the Czarina, returned to St.
Petersburg Immediately. The Duke of
Edinburgh will go to St. Petersburg, to-
night, to attend the funeral.
A FERoc1ous duel is promised in France.
Two writer's on an extreme radical news
paper anne unce that they have accepted
the challenge OF the staff of the Gaulois,
and that they will be ready for war by tn
middle of next week. e
THE formal opening of the Mount Ver-
uvius railway has taken. place. 1t was
celebrated by splendid fete, to which
$50 persons were united. All persons pres;
ent were unanimous in expressing their
admiration at the completion of SO bold an
undertaking.
A PARIS dispatch, of the 3rd inst, says,
the duel between Rochefort and Koechlin
only occupied two minutes. Rochefort's
sword, while parrying thrust, slipped
from his gloved hand, and Koechlin's
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-06-17

Ferdinand De Soto discovered the
Mississippi river, 1541.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-06-17
WOlnan's Wisdom.

"She insists that it is of more Importance, that
her family shall be kept in full hea tn, than that
she should have all the fashionable dresses and
styles of the times She therefore sees to it, that
each member of the family is supplied with
enough Hop Bitters at the first appearance of any
symptoms of i'll health, to prevent tit of sick
ness with its attached expense, care and ankle
y: All women should exercise their wisdom in
this way.-NeW Haren Palladium.
A Sandusky mother recently reproved
her three-year-oldster for eating icicles.
The analytical infant replied: II didn't
eat 'em, mamma; I only sucked the
juice out of 'em"
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-06-17
An Old Lady,s Gratitude.

A lady 70 years of age expresses great gratitude
for the benefit she has derived from Warmers Safe
Bitters, and declares her belief that the remedy
Is certain specific for dyspepsia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-22
THE WINTRY BLAST,
Which IL just Now Sweeping
Over the COuntry-RepOrts OF
Severe Weather From Many
pOinfa

BosroS, November 2l.-Snow fell in
New Hampshire yesterday to the depth
OF ten inches.
LoNa BRANCH, n. j., November a.
The thunder storm last night was fol.
lowed by extreme cold. Thermometer
20; two inch, of ice formed.
ALBANY, N. Y, November 2l.-A
slight snow storm has prevailed since
noon. The canal 10 open from here TO
Buffalo.
MILFORD, Pa, November 81. - A
heavy snow storm is raging here.
BRUSSELS. OSr., November 2l.-Snow
has fallen 10 tie depth OF two feet since
noon Yesterday. The roads are badly
blocked. Thermometer at zero. with Q
heavy gale.
SYRACUSE, y. Y, November q. a The
cold weather 10 day closed the Erie and
Oswego canals III this section. There
are 700 bolts between R chester and
Utica. Tie ice bpaler will be
put to work on the Syraruse and
along the levels OF the Erie canal
tomorrow, and an attempt will be maze
10 yet the boaiy through. II . thaw sets
in in day or two, the boats will be abe
10 reach tidp.watcr. The lsst boats left
Buffalo on Wednesday last, and are
now between this city and Rochester.
MILwArHgs, November 20.-The
Thermometer here marked degrees 10.
low zero to-day. The vessels arriving
are badly iced.
Porxr HoPg. OST.. November 2l.-
The steamer Alma Nunroe, Tor whose
safety fears were entertained, arrived
last night She experienced rough
weather and snow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-22
GONE FROM EARTH.
DEATH OF GOVERNOR JAS. D. Will.
llAMS, OF INDIANA.
Elaborate Preparations Being Made fos
the Funeral 0bseQuies-haany Promi.
nent Men Expected to be Pres.
ent-The Pail Bearers.
SKETCH OF THE LIFE OF DECEASED.

Governor James d. Williams, OF in.
diana, died ct indianapolis. shortly
after noon on Saturday. Of chronic In.
fiammation OF the bladder, aged seventy.
two years. Although he had been sick
for the past three weeks, his condition
caused no alarm to his friends until
Thursday last, when very unfavorable
symptoms appeared. and he sank rapidly
from that time until the hour Of bis
death. The remains will lie in state in
the Court House at Indianapolis until
5P. n. to-day, and Tomorrow morning
they will be taken by special trSfn 10
vincennea, where they will lie in state
during the day. Tomorrow night the
coffin will be removed tothe Governors
late home near Wheatlsnd. A short
sketch OF the life OF the deceased will DO
found below.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-22
CRIMINAL NEWS.

Att,mpted Murder and suicide at 6t.
Louis-Shooting ARRAYS at Various
Points-FatsI Quarrel Between b. 9TH
ers
ST Ioris, November 20.-Another
bloody tragedy occurred here to night.
Michael II. Doneliy, recently trumpeter
in Company II, first United States Cav
al,y. and honorsbly discharged at Fl
Calvin, Washington Territory, last
month, sho. and seriously wounded q
courtesan at the brotheI OF Emma How
ard. ll5 South Sixth street, about nine
o'clock, and then killed himself by put.
ting a ball through his head. The wo-
man is known az Birdie DOnelly, and
formerly lived with the trumpeter, who
came here two weeks ago, and slnce
then has repeatedly tired to get her to
marry him. This she refused TO do, pre-.
ferring other men, ard be in a fit OF
iealousy and drunken rage attempted
her life and ended his own miserable
existence as stated above. The woman
will not die.
C,,clSsA1I, November 20-Patrick
Carr was shot and killed in a saloon NJ
the village OF Cirbondalc, THURSDAY
night, by FraDk Oliver. lie two had
had SOME misunderstanding few days
before, but st the time OF TIE shooting
witnesses say there was no quarrel.
Carr PLAY yiuiIy said he wouh shoot OH
yer with his Iop, wLcreupOn Oliver
drew his pistol and shot. Oliver escaped.
NgwBrsG. y. Y, November a0-"n
Eneelskrrcher fatally shot John Meshsn
during an ARRAY in the saloon OF ill.,
former to-day. Engelsk rchrr was or.
rested also hls brother JacJb ~ al a.
cessorv.
LOUISVILLE. November 2o.-Jer-y and
Charles Williams. brothers, qusrr-led
this afternoon, when the lai;'r -'abord
the former to the heart, killing him Ill
| stantly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-22
TWO DAYS HAPPENINGS.
WHAT is GOING on IN AQUATIC
CIRCLES.
laycock Wins in the Regatta-Hanlaa
Challenged for the Championship-Ihs
Burnt Lunatic Asylum-0eath by
the Knife and Revolver
Irish Affairs.
AN INDIAN NAB0B ON A TOUR.

Laycock came in ahead in the interna-
tional regetta on the Thames, Saturday,
leading Ross by seven lengths; Hosmer
securing third place and Smith bringing
up the rear. Laycock has challenged
Hanlan to row on the Thames course
for the championship Of the world, the
Sportsman's challenge cup, and f2oO .
side, and has deposited ESQ as forfeit
Laycock is also willing to row Ross for
El0O or goo a side. Several bloody
murders are reported. Among them
the killing. at Pittsburgh, OF Philip Boil,
a steamboat engineer, by being struck
on the head with heavy instrument in
the hands OF some unknown party.
Workmen are engaged in searching for
bodies among the ruins of the burned
asylum at st. Peter. Socially Hiptala, q
wealthy Bombay merchant, is the latest
sensation in New York. He bring an
extensive retinue OF wives and servants
with him. The disorder and discomfort
in Ireland seems to be on the increase.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-22
THE WORD OF GOD
WHICH STANDS As A LIGHTHOUSE IN
THE MIDST OF AST0RMY SEA.
Guiding the Children Of Men through all
the Trials and Troubles Of this World,
and Pointing Out the Chan
mel to the Safe Harbor
Of Heaven.
SERMON BY T. De WIT TAlMAGe.

The sermon delivered i'm the Brooklyn
Tabernacle, yesterday morning, was ex-
ceptionaily fine. DIR. Talmage took for
his subject tine charge almost daily made
by infdels and scoffsrs, that the Bible
is immoral, contradictory, false and
absurd, and taking up seratim the vari-
Gus counts in the indictment, proceeded
to demolish in the most effective manner
the arguments and complaints which,
for many centuries, have been hurled
against the Scriptures; and showed, by
numerous illustrations and examples,
that God alone must have designed and
built up this book Of books for the gui-
dance and support of mankind, that it
might not only more fully enjoy the
fleeting years passed on earth, but be
assured of the eternal blessings Of the
world to come.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-22
THE GREAT REGATTA.

Laycock Comes in Ahead in % Minutes
and 43 seconds-A Humor That Lay.
cock Has Challenged Hsnlan-Tne Com
ing Race at the Capital.
LONDON, November %. - Laycock,
Australian, won tho final heat in the
international regatta to-day, carrying oil
the first prize, f500; Ross second. win
ming $500; Iiosmer third, winning flG0.
and Smith fourth, winning G4O. Ross
fouled Laycock above Chiswick. Lay
cock then took the lead, and he not
only won on the foul, but won the race
handsomely by seven lengths IN ~ min.
utes and 43 seconds. Hosmer a good
third.
Ross got the best OF the start. but was
almost Immediately passed by Smith,
who, however, retained his advantage
for only very short distance, Ross
again passing him and apparently lead.
ing easily. Before Hammersmith bridge
was reached Laycock and Hosmer had
both passed Smith, who passed the
bridge six lengths in the rear OF the
three others, who were all at that time
about on level, Ross, il anything.
having the advantage. At the
Dawes Ross quickened his pace
and gained about length from Hosmer,
who was also squirting, and lett Laycock
half length behind. After passing the
Corner, Laycock drew up and overhaul
ed Hosmer and Ross. 1T Was magniti-
cent race to the Eyat, above which the
foul occurred. Laycock passed Barnes
Bridge three lengths in front OF the
others. The attendance was large, and
the water waa qnite still. LaycockB
victory, which is enthusiastically re-
ceived, is attributed to his superior con-
dition. Ross held up his hand 10 claim
foul, and afterwards seemed only tn
try for the second place. He claimed
the race on an alleged foul, but the um-
pire refused to allow the claim.
II is said that Laycock has challenged
Hanlan.
A Race at Washington.
WASHINGTON, November 20.-Ar-
rangements have been completed fora
professional single scull race ofthree
miles over the Potomac river course Tor
Thanksgiving day. Davis, Kennedy,
Lee and Paisted have entered,
WAsHISGToN, November 20.-Negotia.
tions have begun for a champions ship
race between Hanlan. Ross and LaycOck.
The Report that Laycook Has Challenged
rHaplan True.
LONDON, November 20.-Laycock, in
his challenge to Hanlan, says he must
soon return to sidney, and, therefore,
hopes Hanlan will afford him an oppor-
tunity OF ascertaing who is the best
sculler IN the world. laycock desires
10 row on the Thames course for the
championship OF the world, the Sports.
mans challenge cup and GOO side, and
has deposited ESQ for the match: Lay.
cock also SAYS he has heard Ross is
dissatisfied with his defeat in the inter.
national regatta, and states that he " i'll
row row match with Ross on the
Thames any day the present week ior
ElOO or G2O0 a side.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-22
ERIN'S WOES.

The Area Of Disturbance Increasing. and
the Condition Of Affairs Becoming
Worse Daily.
DUBLIN, November 2o.-Accounb re-
ceived from various parts OF the coun.
try by agents for property represent the
state OF the country as still more dis
turbed and demoraliEed. A combips.
ton against the payment Of rates is ex-
tending into districts hitherto peaaCa.
be, and terrorism. which follows
closely in the wake OF the Land
League is steadily breaking down the
opposition u the law abiding classes.
The tenants who 20 not pretend to he
unable to pay the rents, meet their land
lords detianily, and refuse to pay more
than Griffith's valuation. and in some
cases decline to pay at all, or demand
an arbitrary abatement.
o'Couner's Threata
LONDON. November 2l.-Thomas
Power O'Conner, NJ. F., speaking at a
public meeting in Galway said: When
the objects of the Land League shall
have been attained the Irish people will
have q more noble course in view to
wrench themselves from the rule OF
England.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-22
1h.s,.ll.rton Coal Mine pi,s..sr

STrLL,KroS. y s.. Novcn. Der ~
After CONSULTATION u lar, az opening
xas male in the ,ay- pa, wien u Was
fourd that the air iobs the natural
course, going ibto the mine. and r-inrn.
iny at TOE furnace. IL Sss tr.n dsciiei
10 let i, course round until Monday
morning. when. il the a-pe,t appears
not charged. It is proposed TO open out
the pit farther. From press ut iniirs
tion. !; il b.iicyei u a. tie cage pit IL oil
righ', aud tina, the fire has no,eItendr
10 the north sii- OF the works. There
i, ~ change at the ian pit ard every
thing else i. ur.et.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-22
LOST AT SEA.
The Terrible Tidin:s Contained In . Bot
tie Cast Ashore by tho Waves.


tie Cast Ashore by tho Waves.
BosroS, November 20.-A Halifax
special says: A bottle WAS picked up on
the beach at the southern side OF Crow.
ley's Island, ut the entrance to Che.
boyne harbor, containing small piece
OF paper, on which the following was
written:
MAY. 1850, North latitude ~, ~. west
longitude ~, I7.-Bark Jane, Glasgow,
in fog sprung leak three days ago;
sinking fast; all the crew at work day
and night at the pumps; yesterday one
boat was gone; crew OF eleven men
taking To the only boat left. God have
mercy on US.
Signedl HENRY Lynch, Master.
The Mi dred Given Up - Lost
LONDON, November 20.-The steamer
Mildred, Captain Long. from New York,
September -, for Marseil!es, is given up
as lost. There Was crew Of twenty
three on board.
The steamers Bristol and Gloucester,
OF the same line, are now overdue from
a week to ten days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-22

get tired and weary I make them amuse
me. They are all good musicians. Dur
ing our trip across they had plenty OF
time for practice, ~ in that time some
al our most solemn feasts took place. To
the last Of these We invited oil the pen.
ensers and they appeared highly amused.
TAea have also my conjurer, my snake
eh&aer, and my women who dance ior
me SITTER dinner. When the Prince OF
Wales visited Bombay, some years ago,
I entertained him, and on that OCCASION
my wires showed him the rautch
dance The Prince says he 10 here just
to see the United States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-22
New York Bank Statement.

New York. November 20.-Loans de-
crease, S9,636,0OO; specie decrease,
Sl,l2i, 800; legal tenders decrease, 1896 :
900; deposits decrease, sll,s36, 500; cir
culation increase, S2l 200; reserve ir-
crease, 81, ,43S, 400. The banks now have
on hand 81 ,9il $50 in ex ess of the legal
requirement..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-22
THE BURNED ASYLUM.
Searching for Bodies Among tho Ruins
A Coroner Criticised.


ST. PAvL, MINI. November Co
Workmen have been delving in the
ruins of the Insane Iiospital..at st. Peter
all day. Fragments OF human forms
were found, supposed 10 he the remains
Of c. Renshu,ner. Of S,'ott county. Pet, 2
Hogan, who was reported missing, was
found in a pile Of straw IN q pig siye. lie
had almost peIished IRON cold, but may
recover.
Considerable criticism il being indulg-
ed in throughout the State because of
the stand the Coroner has taken against
an official investigation through his
office of the cause OF the catastrophe
The officers OF H.. institution have in
vited an investigation, but the Coroner,
who is also u hospital undertaken, de.
cines to do So. The latest advirrs from
the scene and else here do not indicate
any other changes in the record Uf dead
and missing than indicated above.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-22
Knignts Of Honor.

LOUISVILLE, Ky November 20.-su.
preme Chancellor Hok- has appointed
X J. Breckenrii2p, OF Springfield. KY,
Supreme Tn asurer OF the Grand Lodge
OF Knights of Honor, vice X. A. Osmer
deceased. The Office oi the TREASURED
will be in this ciG.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-22
Fat Mails .or the South,

WAsnI<GToS, November 2O.-The
Postohice Department has made a'ranse'
men,s with southern line, o: railroads
for iasi mail-, to go into ciT.ct lhe 2sih
inst, by which one business day will
be saved between Boston and New
Orleans.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-22
Cmn,si Vote Of 4 issb sippI.

CgicAoo, So,-n bcr 20 The TriLrn-' .
Vick,bury special ssys: The ofhciAl
vote 81 Missis-ippi gives HAncrk 49,
s45. Garti,li ASA, Weaver 5.,S3, scAt'
tr.py go.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-22

A defeated candidate 10 like On old
bachelor, who SAYS l,e once Tell in love
with a bpsutifol yourg lsdy, bu. aban.
doned all idea oi marrying her when he
found that r.e and ell her folks we're
opposed To the match.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-22
Muehly Resp ted Murderer.

CAnDEx, S. c., November 20.-Neill
Blair, sentenced 10 be hanged at this
place Yesterday for killing Samuel Stick
on the 10Th OF ugust last, has been re.
spited till tue 18th OF January. This Is
his sixth resp te.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-22

An crchaLg. speaks Of . policeman
Who shot a drunken Daa who tined 70
escap. in the hind leg. The policeman
4. TO be- commented. When . drunken
man tries to escape in the hind lsg be
deserves 70 be shot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-22

CsIcAoo. November 20.-Ths tn
txais Edn, Ill, special ssys: Daniel
D. Dorsrtt died to-day st his home In
the suburbs. Led 100 years, four mosthe
and Eve daya He vss born In EnGiasd
sDd had besa here thirty1svsa yeenA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-22
TRAVELLING IN STYLE.
A Bombay Merchant Fri ce Lands IN
Gotham. Accompanied ~ Foar Wives
and Servants WIthou, EGd

aud Servants Wthou, SGd
new York, NovcmbSr p -Thcrc ar.
rived here in the s;.an-hip Guy Of
Brussels. from Liverpool, Socially Hip
tala. a Bombay merchant prince, who
brinys with him his !cnr native wives.
They we're in cisrkr uf aEo,htr woman
and q eunoch. la addition were the
servants OF the male sex, varying IN
size, height and a.e. The Prince says,
"Each servant has certain things to do;
no servant has two things, and when l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-22
NsvYork'a Nav MAYOR.

New YoRK, November 20.-William
r. Grace, Mayor-elect, today took the
oath OF Office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-22

eJCFCoais.
OSrrcoalS.
o,cTcoais.
OsVFtOaiS.
c'%, coats.
SSNrroats.
Al ISs1 szarket.
~ I3s3 Market.
Al E3.D Market.
~ 1890 Market.
II iseD Market.
At 1920 Market.
hr."rsi6le Oyereoa:s al 1870
Market.
hsversible Oytrcoats at l33O
MARKET.
reversible OyercOats at 1870
Market.
reversible OyercOats AT 1920
Market.
hsyersib'e OvereOats at I32O
Market.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-29
The 9 ailg grsas,
ROCK ISLAND.
what is Protection

The New York Bulletin defines Protec
ton as follows:
wv hat is American Protection It is
that extraordinary governmental policy
which would grant to few favored capi
| talists, engaged in certain branches of
manufacture and production, privileges at
the expense OF the great mass of the
people.
1t ia that system of legislation which
would place such restrictions upon com
meree as shall deny to American consu
mers the privilege of supplying their
wants in the easiest, cheapest, and best
way, and compel them to eat. drink and
wear such articles as the government shall
choose to designate.
1t is that system which. under the
protext of fostering the developement of
domestic industries. creates and sustains
vast and oppressive monopolies which
| prosper at the expense of all classes of
community, and which are lifted to inan>
eial prosperity by means of burdeusome
| and onerous taxation, which none can
escape but those who 20 naked and starve
out of doors.
| 1t is that system which. purporting to
| seek the welfare OF the American working
man ,diyerts labor from naturally remunsr-
| alive occupations into artificial and natu-
| rally Improbable industries, which en-
hance the cost Of living in ratio
more than proportionate to the en-
| haneement of wages, and which deprives
the people of all the natural commercial
advantages which would be enjoyed in self
sustaining industries.
1t is that system which seeks to deprive
| the American people of all the advantages
which would result from unrestricted COM
mercial intercourse with other nations,
and to deny them the enjoyment of the
services of those best able to supply their
manifold and increasing necessities and
desires,
1t is that system which, failing to
accomplish the ends for which it was pre-
sumably devised, has psrslyzed many
branches OF industry to stimulate few,
which has driven our commerce from the
ocean, rendered US dependent upon
foreign carriers. and deprived US OF our
former rank among the maritime nations
of the world.
1t is that system, in short. which. with
out benefting the country Ia any respect
levies the most burdensome and odious
INSTRUMENTATION to sustain and enrich
uopopolists-on all we eat. drink, wear.
have or use, except the air We breathe.
Can such q system be based upon any
principle of right, justice or expedieucy:
or can it long be tolerated in any country
or amoung any people?
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-29
humbugged again

saw SO much said about the merits of
Hop Bitters, and my wife who was always
doctoriug, and never well, leased NE so
urgently to get her some, concluded to
be humbugged again; and | am glad |
did, for in less than two months use of th e
Bitters ny wife was cured and she ha 8
rem aimed so for eighteen months since,
Ike such humbugging.-H T, St. Paul.