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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05

MrCH Of the yerbosity that is trans
United IRON Washington to some OF the
papers regarding the President, his fam
ilv and attendants, is stuff and non
sense" Such, it turns out, was the lit
re speech that MIS-. GARFIELD a re-
Ior,ed to have made TO the doctors
when the" were represented to have
given mp the rase Of her husband as
hopeless. No such scene took place,
aud no such speech was made. The
whole thing was a piece OF dramat-
ie fiction. The Washington correspond
rnts could he in better business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05

The hank cltarings in Chirago on FIR
Gav last amounted to the enormoussum
o. $GO,5CO,C eco, the largest in the history
81 that city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05

THE August wheat corner in Chicago
was closed out on Wednesday last, and
the shrewd Cincinnati operators who
bearded the Chicago tiger in his den
got away with the handsome SUN oil
nearly three Millions Of dollars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05

ANCNANAANa
The Cheapest, Pur'
est and Best Family
NJ edicine in the
World,
An Efectual Specid,
for rail- diseases OF tn.
Liver, Stamsch ans
Spleen.
Regulate the Live,
and prevent Chill.
and Fever Mslari
Gus Fevers, Bo W
Complaints, Re ties
ness, Jaundice and .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05

Tag President leans toward Long
Branch.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05

MORE heat aud less rain last month
than in any August for ten years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05

Local rains have broken the back
bone OF the drouth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05

BErwSES beefsteaks and squirrel soup
the President seems TO hold his own.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05

CoNKLING has won all the skirmiSh
victories so far, but we are no: yet sure
that he will have the ultimate triumphin
New York unless ne is willing to pnt a
Democratic success in that classification.
The defeat OF SESSIONS vas, of course,
some satisfaction TO him, but it is no ".
ltence OF Stalwsrt strength, for the 4Ialf-
breeds did not dare vote for him. The
selection of the date fixed by him for
the Republican State convention Is
somewhat more significant, but it has
never been denied that he still held on.
troll of the State Committee. However,
it does show that he has lost no
ground since the Legislature adjourned
aud retains enough power TO make q
lively fight when the delegates to the
convention are selected. There is no
doubt he will make things interesting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05

The first locomotive has passed from
the United States into Mexico, and it is
expected that within a year its whistle
will awaken the echoes of the Sierre
Msdrs and Gus the sleepers Of Chi
huahua, the capital OF the State of that
name, now having a population OF some
1900, not q fifth of what it is said to
have had a century ago. 1t has fertile
lands, great herds OF cattle and rich
mines; but it also has tarantulas and
scorpions. The introduction OF the loco
motive heralis changes in the industries
Of the s;ster'repu5lic and aGeve!oPment
and growth which may prove q marvel
even to those now most ~sapguine OF
great commercial and industrial results.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05
DIED.

WIDDEL-september Srd, at G:2O p. NJ, Of
typhoid fever, HENRY A. WIpDEL, sged "a years,
months and 2Sdsys. son OF Mary aaa Frederick
Widdel.
Funeral AT 8 "a O'Clock this afternoon. Friends
of the family are invited 10 attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05

3: !: $ =: s: ~: !. &c. n: - :;
BEATTY wsshir EL,u M. D22A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05
pIIESS

How many suffer torture day after day, max.
ing life a burden and robbing existence Of all
pleasure, owing to the secret suffering from
Piles. Yet relief il ready TO the hand Of almost
any one who will use systematically the remedy
thst has permanently cured thousands. Sim
mons Liver Regulator is no drastic violent
nnryc. hni a gentle assistant to nature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05
CONSTIPATION!
II HEADACHE!

This distressing affection occur most FIRE
quen,ly. The disturbance OF the stomach, sris.
ing from the imperf, city digested contents.
causes a severe pain in the head, accompanied
with diSSsreeable nausea, and this constitutes
what il ~ronulsrly known as Sick Headache.
CAUTION-Buy no Powders or Prepared
simmons Liver Regulator unless IL our EN-
grayed wrapper With trade mark, stamp aud
signature nnbroken, None other is genuine
Original and Only Genuine
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05
BAD BREATH !

Nothing is so unpleasant, nothing so common
as bad breath, and in nearly every case It comes
from the stomach, and can be so easily correct
cd if you will take Simmons Liver Regulator.
Do not neglect sc SURF . remedy for this repul.
sive disorder. II will also improve your Ape
tite, Complexion and General Health.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05

T TITLE PILLS FOR LITTLE PEOPLE
IL lnrger Pill. for Lager People 20 pill 70
sscn hOx. a Finite So , ~ IN every rsITct
y ld 10y LOGAN q -
SO Druggists. Britss CorBr'.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05
SENSATIONAL.
College

rHn<6ssoN rs rSooRpoRS,sp
IL WI fuif0 ollsgtass powen and priviieses
~ he Leeislaturs Of the State. and Affords ever
t:clity ioF . thorough and accomplished eda.
iSs cuusrvstory Of Munc win be under Tia
chrrre Of an able and dlainguhhed Professor.
Madame eachse, who hAseadned Distinguished
honor ip our own and other cities, Will have
charRe Of vocal culture.
0efmsn Dspartmmt-Ihe Rev. Dr.. Sesler has
been eneaRed 70 TAXI charge of the German
echool. 7Ths Doctor h ~well-known - Q highly
mccs1fuI German Teacher. Pupils under hs
osre and system learn npidiy to speak and write
the lsngusee with luency and c<se.
School Of O~ntoy-The Misses Hood and
Heron have been engaged 70 establish In con.
nection with the College. . School Of 0ntoiy.
Pupils viii be admitted 70 any OF the Depart.
ments, No charge made Tor the daughters OF
olergymen residing In the city.
The College year will open on wednesday.
4Se Co'iese d beautifully situated and within
easy WALKING distance Of any part OF the city.
street car accommodations 70 neishboring
town. For hsalthfulneks OF situation IL Il IN.
surpased, and in whole internal Arrangements
are Of the highest order.
Terms Moderate In all Departme nu. For CatA-
logues or other Information address tho Pnsi.
dent Mss a. IAYLOR
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Bic, Gle Race on Monday, Oct. 10Th

IF YOU FEEL DULL, DR0WSY, DEBTLI.
i. ated, have frequent headache, mouth tastes
badly, poor appetite and tongue coated. you are
suffering from torpid liver, or ''biliOuSness,"
and nothing will cure yon so speedily and per
mantly Us &c take simmons Liver Regulator or
NaiiriD0
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05

TAETED "A SITUATION BY A VOTING
w man In q store, or other work. willing
aud generally useful eau come well recon-
mended. Please address, z. NJ. V. b. this ofiCe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05

NOTICE-IF THE PARTY WHO TOOK MY
coat will return the p~ocket-books and
papers, they may keep the coat and money. No
questions asked, M REED,
sp=q No. 200 Main Street.
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:. ssw ADVERTISEMENTS.

yITAYTEp-A SITUATION IN A WHOLE.
sale or retail hat store. Good reference
given. Address Tor days,
sp5C IS" Register Office.
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LEWIS BARER& co WAesIing, v. Va.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-08
PACIFIC COAST.
Drug Store Gutted by an Explosion Of
ChenllcaIs.


SAN Francisco, September 9TH. - The
alarm of FIRE last night was caused by the
explosion Of quantity Of chemicals being
mixed in mortar in the resr Of A. L.
Lengfeld's drug store, on the ground floor
If the three-story frame building on the
northeast corner of Geary and Stockton
streets. Although tie Fire Depart
ment responded with promptitude, the
intiammable character of the stock prevented
the flames from being extinguisbed until the
entire store was gutted. The damage is es-
timated at 5000 and is confined to the
ground floor. The building was owned by
Madame Georgia, now soiournipg in Paris.
One of the attendants at thestore was slightly
burned. and several fremen were cut by the
broken glass IN the store.
ChItd Killed by a Train.
REDWOOD CITY, September 7th.-WiHie.
aged years, son of Thomas Lynch OF this
place, was run over and killed by the South
ern Pacific Railroad freight train going south
yesterday afternoon. Both legs were cut off.
Items from Stockton.
STOCKTON, September 9TH - The San
Joaquin Society of California Pioneers viii
have no public demonstration on the 9th,
other than firing salutes at sunrise and snn-
set.
The disbursements from the county general
fund during the last six menths aggregate
$50, $50. of which the sum of S1S,51 was
paid for salaries of county officers.
The feeling in favcr of strict enforce
ment of the Sunday law is becoming very
strong in San Joaquin county.
Serious Crime Charged.
BAKERsFIELD, September 7th.-Captain s.
\. Burnab, druggist doing business here,
has been arrested, charged with procuring an
abortion, on January 10th, upon . we'll
known lady of this place Bail was given in
the sum Of 81 900. No day has vet been set
for the hearing of the case, on account of the
absence of the District Attorney
Chinese applying TO The Courts.
BAKERsFIELD, September 7th.-A writ of
habeas corpus has been granted, retuInatle
here on the 19sh inst. before Judge Brundage,
in the case Of the twelve ChiGese railroad hands
held for sssaulting white man at Caliente
on August 18th The application for writ
ia based upon the proposition that Justice
Stouterburgh, before whom the preliminary
examination was held, was not legitimate
Justice Of the Peace, "a he had been APP
pointed by the Board Of Supervis Us an addi-
tionai Jnstice Of the Peace. The petitioners
claim that the Board has no right to appoint.
but that the Office must be filed ct the FIRST
regular election after the additional office is
created.
A Cave In the Ton,st0ck.
VIRGINIA, September 7th-It has leaked
out that a cave occurred in the Belcher and
Crown Point joint shaft last Saturday. It
caved from the surface distance of forty
feet, st which point an old tunnel intersests
it, The pumps are unable to work, and op-
erations underground are suspended pending
repairs.
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OREGON.
Adyices from Portland.

PORTLAND. September 7th.-Several severe
cases of smallpox are reported at The Dalles,
and much excitement prevails among the citi-
zens, many families having left the city and
gone out into the country to avoid the danger
Of the disease.
The weather is clear and very beautiful.
The feeling in wheat is among export buy
ers one of indifference, as high freights are
beginning to have their natural effect in low
ering values. While 81 Sc per GENITAL might
be paid, the undertone is weak, and unless
helped by better advices from abroad, re.
duction of two or three cents per GENITAL is
likely to follow.
The Grand Jury of the State Circuit Court
have returned a true bill against Jack Pow
ers, charging him with murder in the frat
degree.
On Saturday. September 10th, three noted
trotting stations will be brought together at
the City View Driving Park The proprie-
tor of the park has offered purse of $500,
and the celebrated horses, Dexter, Milton,
Medium and Inauguration, will compete for
it. Sporting men, ever since the July meet
ing, have been anxious for a match between
the first two named, and, with the addition
OF Inauguration, an interesting race is prom
ised. 1t is probable that Kisber, the noted
trotting stallion, will be added to the list of
entries.
William Jansen, Swede, while out hunt
ing back of the city yesterday, had a part of
his right hand torn off by the accidental dis
charge of his shotgun. The whole charge
passed up in such proximity to the right side
of his head that the cheek was burned by
powder and several shot grazed and marked
his skin; one shot lodged in the flesh Just
behind the ear. Had the muzzle of the gun
been an inch nearer his head instant death
would have been the result.
SECOND DISPATCH d.
PORTLAND, September 7th.-A young man
named james Caples, living at st. Johns,
near this city, was gored in the face to-day
by young steer which he was breaking to
the yoke, and very badly injured. The animals
horn struck Caples In the chest, tearing ter
rible hole, and knocking out several teeth.
Last spring two brothers named Niles as
saulted, without provocation, Colonel Nor
gan, of Spokane county, w. T., and beat him
nearly to death. He was confined to his
house for some weeks, and his recovery for a
time was deemed hopeless. The Grand Jury
has just returned an Indictment against the
Niles brothers, charging them with an assault
with intent to kill.
On the 5th, Joseph Huntley, an old man,
well.known in Union county, was found dead
in his cabin, at the foot of Mount Emley,
eight miles from town. The united opinion is
that Huntley died of old age Deceased was
very peculiar man, living the life of her.
NIT, and devoted much of his time in search
ing for gold.
Tomorrow a new Post of the Grand Army
of the Republic will be organized in this city.
This will be the third Post here.
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A CoId.BIooded Murder.

BATTLE MOUNTAIN, September 7th.-John
Dolan. of Lewis, shot John Coyle this after
noon in the Arcade saloon. All the particu.
lars point to the deed as a old.blooded
murder. Coyle was standing at the bar,
when Dolan approached him from behind
and emptied the contents of his revolver at
him, two shots taking effect, one in the wrist,
the other in the shoulder. The doctors have
inches, but cannot find it, and have pro.
nounced him mortall, wounded. A crowd
gathered and threatened 30 lynch Dolan, and
to save him from the mob he was taken by
the officers to Austin on q special train.
Dolan bears bad reputation, having been in
several shooting scrapes before. His provoca-
ton, if any, for the shooting cannot be
learned at this hour.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Arrivals from the orIent-A clou

Arrivals from the orient-A Ciouaed Sky.
VICTORIA, September 7th.-Tbe Barque
Nenia, sixty.one days from HoDgkSng, dso with
merchandise. the barque Peiho, thirty three
days from Yokohama in ballast. and the
barque Florence Treat. thirty-one days from
Yokohama, also in ballast, arrived to-day.
The sky is overcast, and strong westerly
wind ia nrevailinr
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SANTA CRuz, September 7th. = Monday
night at IL o'clock, George Staffisr's barn
on Front street was damaged by fire and
water TO the extent of $780, Incendiarism
was the probable cause. Last night at 8
o'clock the department was again called ont
to put out fire under the floor in Bsub's
| saloon. on Front street. The damage was
nominal. Part of a sack soaked with kero-
sene was found under the floor.
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NEVADA.


VIRGINIA, September 7th.-The Caldwell
brothers were to day found guilty of an as
sault ON John Hoffman with..intent to rob,
and will be sentenced next Friday morning.
The Syndicate at Bodje has sent to the
Carson Mint bullion to the value OF $3.50,
making S12. .O22 for August.
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RaiIrosd 0GlciaIs ON !, Tour OF Inspection.
IDAHO.
Race at Boise CITY.

BOISE CRY, September 7th.-The three-in-
FIVE heat race was to-day run on the Boise
City track for purse of LOCO. The horses
entered were Red Boy, of this place, owned
by John Early; Howell, owned by Edwards,
of Montana Jessie B.. formerly owned by
Mulky, of California. Red Boy won in three
straight heats. Time, 1:46-1:49-1:4S1
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-08
FOREIGN NEWS.
Another American Horse wins.

LONDON, September THIN the race for
all ages at Sundown Park, one mile. }. r.
Keenes three-year-old colt Marshal Melon
aid wop, Itys second, Hennex third. Eight
horses ran The betting just before the race
was five to one against Itys, three to one
against Hennex When half the journey had
been travelled Marshal Mcdonald closed with
the leaders, heading Itys at the stand, and
won by two lengths, Hennex bad third. The
winner was sold for 1925.
The Disorder in Iceland.
DUBLIN, September 7th.-A serious riot
took place near Mitchellstown yesterday, be-
tween two rival factions, owing, as supposed,
to dispute about farm from which the ten
ants had been evicted. The soldiers charged
the mob, who pelted them with stones. An
attack was commenced on the barracks, but
the police sailed out and charged the assail.
ants, capturing seven.
The French Railroad Disaster.
PARIS, September 7th.-The killed by the
railway accident number twenty.six, and the
wounded forty.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-08
enc MA. Killed and etners Injured.

THE DALLEs. September 7th.-A man was
killed above the tunnel by falling rock this
morning at 1890. Your reporter could not
ascertain his name. Three other white men
were injured and two Cinnamon from the
same cause
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-08

Signor Gallengo, who has been sent by
the London Times to examine the prison
pens of Siberia, is an italian scholar who
wrote remarkable history of Piedmont in
the English language.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-08
The Napa Insane AssIum.

NAPA, September 7th.-The Resident Ply
sician reports l,040 inmates at the Napa In
sane Asylum. Many of the wards contain
double the number of patients for which they
were 0uilt
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Criminal TRIAL. Ended.

HoLLIsTER, September 7th.-At the last
meeting of the Board of Supervisors of San
Benito county resolution was passed di.
recting ID. NJ. Delmas counsel for prosecu-
tion in the case of Geo. w. Carleton, to have
said case dismissed. Similar action was also
taken in reference to Furtado, thus ending
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The Merced County Grand jury.

MERGED, September 7th.-The Grand Jury
of MERGED county adjourned to-day until the
first Monday in October, making a partial
report, and returning eleven indictments
against L. J. Hamilton. ex-County Recorder,
for felony, in embezzling moneys received for
fees as Recorder also three or four other in
dictments against other individuals for other
offenses. Besides these indictments, there are
several parties in Jail for different offensss,
against whom the District Attorney will file
informations
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-08
A. Grossman, of Napa, after visitipe

A. Grossman, of Napa, after visiting F.
Mattuer's place near Harbin Springs, and,
witnessing the successful cultivation of
grapes by making use of the seeds and
shoots of wild vines, has come to the con-
clusion that the most effective way of fight
ing phylloxera is to plant the seeds, seed.
lings, or shoots that spring out of the
parent stock of wild vines where it has
been cut off, and graft to them. The seeds
and cuttings used by Mr.. Mattuer grew in
Lake county, and Mr.. Grossman thinks
the wild vines growing along our streams
(where they are not too moist just as good
as those imported from the East. At any
rate, he intends making the experiment by
planting the wild vines in between those
taking on sickly look in his vineyard as
early as February. He says Mattuer's
vines grow up to hight of ten or twelve
feet and are doing splendidly.-[Napa
Register.
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ChInaman stabbed by a Rov.

TULARE, September 7th-A Chinaman
passing home from the hotel where he worked,
about half-past o'clock last night, got into
an alteration with boy about 1S years of
age. The boy stabbed him in the left tenn.
pie, the knife penetrating to the depth of
three inches. The Chinaman died at half
past IL. The boy, with one or two others, is
stranger here. They beat their way on
trains from town to town, and earn little
money by boot-blacking. The officers have
them under arrest. The boy acknowledges
the deed, and appears very little concerned
about it. He probably belongs to San Fran.
cisco, but that is not yet known.
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CALIFORNIA.
The Fair mt Chico.

The Fair mt Chico.
CHICO, September 7th.-The Pavilion last
night and to-day was filled up wonderfully,
and the display of fruit is magnificent.
Canned fruit and vegetables also occupy a
prominent place. The fue arts are also well
represented by some of our local artists, some
of which exhibits are we'll executed. The
show of stock is not as large as on former
occasions, although what is present is first
class. The parade to-day was well attended.
and the show of the Collins and Hawkins
Shorthorns were loudly applauded.
The tine team of carriage horses, Lucy
and Belle Mac, the property of
L. II. Mcintosh. are greatly admired by all.
The races to-day were again well attended,
and gave universal satisfaction. The frat
race was for the Dooly stake, three-quarter
dash for all three-year-olds entrance S25 !;
500 added closed with the following nomi-
nations: George Hearst names Maria T. ;
Theo. Winters pames Duchess of Norfolk !;
Theo. Winters names Monroe johnson.
Duchess won the race in 1:16l. The next
race was for the Chico Hotel stakes, one ard
entrance $50; S25 forfeit; $500 added !;
closed with the following nominations Geo.
Hearst names Jim Brown Theo. Winters
names Duke of Norfolk Theo. Winters
names Fred. Collier j. B. Stroud names
Uncle Tom Geo. Dinsdale names Colt Jim
Douglass. Only jim Brown and Duke of
Norfolk put in an appearance. Brown won
the race under pull in 2:40a The third
race was for the Fashion Stables stake, free
handicap one and one eighth miles entrance
$50; S25 forfeit: closed with the following
nominations: Geo. Dinsdals names Jim
Douglass; Theo. Winters names Fred.
Collier; Alex. McTumonds names Quebec
This race was closely contested, and it was a
hard job to guess the winner. Collier cut
out the work from the start. and won hand.
somely in the very fast time of 1:55 As.
The El Dorado District Fair.
PLAcERvILLE September 7th.-This is the
first day of the Ell Dorado District Fair
The fruit display is magnificent in quality
and quantity. The other departments are
also well filed. In the 600.yard race there
were three starters. Red Oak won in thirty
four seconds, Berryessa second, Betsy Ma
guire third. The mile-and-repeat race was
won by Rondo in two straight heats. Time,
1:49-2:00. Tomorrow will be the ladies'