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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-02-23

Have Vnu N Hanrop9

Have YON a Cancer?
Or do you fear that you have? Then write IA
DR.. F. l. Pond, Aurora, Illinois He does
cure cancer as certain y az that the sun. shines.
You will be furnished with proof beyond oil
doubt il you but ask it
Some Of the students Of the Indiana COL
leQe dressed up gawky. long-legged COM
rads ~ Oscar Wilde, accompanied him on 9
ieoturing visit TO Crawfordyille, and dined
With IN sestheuo vilaeer.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-02-23

II IS mistake ~ thtuk OF tho presen
chief Of the Oherokees "a painted wal
savage, with feathers in his hair aud TOM
ahawk in his hand. A man who lately saw
him says: Il found polished and highly
educated gentleman. He was dressed in
black broadoloth, with faulfless linen front,
from which sparklad bri liant amerald.1
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-02-23

Helera. Ark, was ovsrdowsd last week will
some loss of PROPERTY
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-02-23

A Baston generals house is to be seven
stories high. with over fifty rooms and the
largest wine oelat in tho country. It is to
cost about $40. 900.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-02-23

A method ofsolidify iDg vinss and liquors
has been discovered in Enrope.
'%Throw Physic to the Dogs, Eli Mono
oft" .=s
We do not feel like blaming Macbeath
nowadays most of the cathartics are. great
repulsive pills, enough to turn ones
strmach." Had Macbeath ever taken Dr.
Pirrcs's "Purgafve Pellets" he would not
have uttered those words Of contempt. By
drugoists
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-02-23
A GOOD FAMILY REMEDY !
STRICTLY PURE,
Harmless to the Most Delicate

By it, faithful use Consumption has been Cured
when other Remedies snd Physicians have
failed to effect q cure,
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-02-23

No family should b without LYDIA Z. FTTKHAM'S
LIVER PulA They cure constipation, tliousasaa
and torpidity Of the uvcr. = csnte per boz
ex- aold nv all NrueRfefA. V1a
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-02-23

O. 8. MARTIN. Drugei.t at Oakley. Ky, w:ite
Lung Balsam for Group and Whooping Cougl
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-02-23
q =" D.bs- Sufficient.

j. CRAIG LoSa, Druggist.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10
,sTEUBENyiLLE.

- q
AFieked Concert saloon-Youths On
me Downward Path-Clean the Es-
t3bIishment out. .....-
Special Dispatch to the Sunday Register.
AfrEUBiNyTLLE, o., September 9.-There
iS;1n the lower end of Market street, in
this city, den, commonly called concert
ssioon, that for drawing hard crowds and
giving low performances beats anything
of'that nature yet in Steubenville, and even
puts to blush the old Mcchrystal estab-
iishment-where George Aldridge was
ilurdered-which held full sway about a
wear ago, but which was finally abolished.
Atthis new place of sin dances are given
nsarly every night, and any number Of
ninnphs to the number OF fifteen or six
tesn, and anywhere from sixteen
Sltand engage in a mild form of can
: IND Vance TO the enhancing music OF a
r-lf1 I'D banj 10. The place has become so
popular that even Madame Sarah Welsh's
fairy-like form may be seen fitting in the
dreamy waltz, almost any evening, and her
corps Of summer boarders improve their
opportunityof plying their trade and rak-
ing in the stamps Of the Steubenyille
youth. Theplace Is patronized more liber-
ally by poys, ranging from slAeeh W
twenty, but now land then some
of the bald-heais are seen slipping in and
out of back DIOR and through the alley.
4 The establishment will probably run on
until some one is shot or a murder COM
mitted within Is walls, and then the city
government will abolish it-lock the door
after the hors is gone, as it were-as was
the case with the other one. How and why
such place hould be allowed to live-and
especially in city where reform } muni-
cipal government exists-is a puzzle to
most people.
When the present administration went
into power tts screws were put on all
kinds of vice hown to exist by the Mayor.
Houses Of ill-lme were pulled frequent
ly, saloons wee daily watched and every
city, but of lat, no attention has been paid
to anything ofthat sort, and everything is
allowed TO 90 flll blast.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10

command all the money necessary to keep
up the fight. Backed by the strength Of
knights Of Labor in every district of the
United States, victory is only question Of
time. Measures will be at once taken to
relieve the lecked-out men.
Mr.. A. c. Rankin wasinterviewed to. day.
and, when questioned concerning the ac-
tion taken, said he all along felt confident
that D. A. 3 would be endorsed. He is now
Of the opinion tina; it will be impossible for
the proprietors to conduct their potteries
on q mont union basis.
Robert ID. layton, the Grand Secretary,
and T. j. Mcbride, member of L. A. 1890,
are also highly elated over the endorsement,
and are confident OF victory.
These two lock-outs are the only diff
culties" the General Assembly have on
hand, and it may be assured that the Exc
cutive Committee will enter the fight to
win
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10

turer favor it. This thing cannot last for.
ever, We must soon have . compromise or a
Gapltulation on one side or the other.
Events OF the past week would indicate
that the surrender will be on the part of
the Association, The Bolton Iron and
Steel Works have started non-union, and
the news from Youngstown indicate the at
tempt Will soon be made there. The men
at wilson, Walker & Co.'S mill will
DOUBTLESS continue at work. During the
week preparations have been steadily go
ing on a: the extensive works Of Graf.
bennett & Co, and now all is in readiness
for start. 1t is stated to-day that the
steel department of this mill
VIII Resume Operations
Monday morning. These breaks will prob.
ally hasten the end OF the strike.
Notes.
districts Of the city have failed during the
week.
The prospect of strike among the street
car employees has disappeared.
The Grand Assembly of the Knights of
Labor has legalized the strike of the East
Liverpool pOttterS, and the Withrow and
Gordon mOulders at y swcastle.
President Jarrett says the reply to "Pud-
dler Johnson" who asserts the money of
the Amalgamated Association is being used
for political purposes: II can submit an
itemized account of all the monies passing
through my hands, and do so every three
months 20 the auditing committee, so that
nothing can be lost or misappropriated"
The statement is made that one Amalga.
mated Association lodge of this city is ready
to contribute $4,000 10 a fund to continue
the strike. That would not keep 10000
men long. BRIAN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10
ST. ClAIRSYlLlE.
The Fair q Great Success-ROss AIexan-
der Public Sehools-COunty Com.
missiOners.

Special Dispdeh to the Sunday Register.
Sr, CLAIRsy1L.E, O., September 9.-The
Belmont count, fair, which closed last ev-
ening is pronounced by every one as the
best ever held here. The attendance has not
been as large asUn former OCCASIONS but the
number of entries an d the character of the
exhibit excelleC all fairs ever held at this
place. The total receipts amount to about
$1,000. The rec,nt addition OF five acres to
the fair grounds lenders them much more
attractive than hfore, although the grounds
have always been noted for their beauty. -,
Among the distinguished foreigners"
at the fair, we noticed Senator Hollings-
worth, of Cadiz The candidates were not
so numerous as usual. Hon: Ross J. Al,
exander was present both Thursday and
Friday, but DR.. Updegraf was conspicuous.
ly absent
Our two RAILROADS were taxed to their
utmost capacity 10 transport their passen-
gers to and from The fair.
The nomination of Ross ]. Alexander is
we'll received by most of our citizens.
There is some kicking here, but it will not
amount to anything serious on election
day. Ross will make q big inroad into
Jonathan's party vote here, and appear
ances indicate the "~'ne s'a'" 0f affairs :"
1pobsTt NJ. Eaton returned home Wednes-
Lav evening from New York and other
eastern points.
a number Of cases of plain drunk were
before the police justice last night. =,
Forty couples of young people engaged
in a dance at Welday's hall last night, and
they didn't go home until morning.
Wheeling, Belaire and Barnesville contri-
buted to the crowd.
The public schools OF this place will open
next Monday with the old corps of teachers
in charge.
The County School Examiners are
in session to-day, issuing certificates to
those who passed the last examination:
The County Commissioners have
been in session all week. They awarded the
contract for building an iron bridge across
McMahon's creek in Bellaire to the Canton
Wrought Iron Bridge Company. VIM.
McCune and sixty-five others presented
petition 70: free turnpike in Pease town,
snip, to be known as the Scotch Ridge and
Burlington Free Turnpike. James A.
GRAY, VIM. NcCuue aud Hugh NJ. Pickens
were appointed commissioners OF said pro-
posed road. 1t will be their duty to lay
ont and establish the road.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10
STAR ROUTE CASES.
Judge wyIie Further Insfructs the

Judge "yhe
WAsHIsGroS, September 9-Shortly after
10 clock this morning the jury in the star
Route cases came into court and reported
they had not been able to agree upon a YER
dict and asked further instructions.
Judge Wylie, in further instructing the
iury. said: II YOU believe that these defend
ants or spy of them. are guilty of this con-
spiracy, that is one step settled. When
Won reach that conclusion. stick
pIn there. That question
being settled, the next one is 10 overt acts.
There are forty or fifty psges OF thus IN.
sieiment employed in setting out distinct
overt acts III any one Of tht'se overt acts
is correctly set out and such an &C; CORE
spends with the indictment, IT is enough,
though all the others may De incorrectly
set out, -. ..-.
Ipgersoil-I / wonld like the conrt to far :
tber instruct the jury that 1t Is imposH6ie
10 make any one defendant responsiote ior
an act, or any other. unless the TACT OF en-
spirscy has been established beyond reason
able doubt and further
KAN Not Goiag,
exclaimed his honor. decidedly, TO nave
this question srgued any more. Fas -
thIk BtiNeeu tnt Io'y ohN 49,
time for argument has passed. IN regard
TO overt t on vermiilion and Sioux Falls
routes, il there be psper in the case re
ouiring Interpretation that Interpretation
belong r. the court, and there is no ques
tion between the cpurt and jury on such {
prntosition as that. IL is absolutely the
business OF the cOurt to interpret written
insirun,ents read in the Indictment IN.
description of an overt net in regard
10 certain route. and read on
packets produced here, q descri pfi1n o.
an overt act done by one OF the defendants
and that description cnrrrsPon ded yer
hatirn 20 the last and minutest parueuiai
with the description in the Indictment IL
became the duty of the csurt to say 70 yor
gentlemen, that If you believe that jacket
l. a genuine paper snd the order signed
DO il, Brady" was vritten ny Brady
there is no .rcape snd the overt act q
prv,d. The counsel for the defence eI
ceptad to q most every word the Judge ut
tered. Jnrs- Wyiie remarked. "0f cours
ycn don't like the law. every word say D
obi.ctionshIs To yoa. II make mistakes
hSvever. yo1 bsEe appeal" At2oclock
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10
THE LIVERPOOL PoTTEss.

A long Fight Looked For-Thestriker
Backed by the Grand Assembly n.
eff.
NEw York, September s.-The Grand
. Assembly has heartily endorsed the seton
Of D. A. in supporting the lockout pot
teys at East Liverpool, Ohio. The same
action was taken in regard TO the lockout
of W therow & Gordon's employees at New
Castle. Pa. The latter fight has heretofore
been conducted by Molders' Assembly NO
1880. of Pittsburgh. ~
The delegates from Pittsburgh are very
jubilant as they viii now have at taeir
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10
rhe unh.exu DssA nsa
UNEASY INDIANS.



DENVER, Goa. September "a special
from Cheyenne says The Indians arc re-
ported TO be still working north through
Colorado and Kansas. phers h no doubt
they are returning to Pine Ridge Agency.
Dakota, Dr. McGillicuddy having Offered
them permission to do - - having o.,
dered the Indian COMMISSIONER 70 perniit
1t. The Indisrs not being equipped fof tbs
journey, there Is every resson TO belieys
that rsvaees and raid. ST,ai vii 90 cf ,nfsn,,v
fp. Lyon leave In the mocning by railway
for Grens sda tointercept them there u they
attempt to cross the ArkM.sas there. one
company OF the Ninth Calvary Is ordsred
from Fl. Hayes, and IL 10 reported two COM
panies OF calvary are following them from
TT. Elliott and two companies are ordered
for the Gunnisan country. The soldiers
are ordered TO take the Indians back TO ths
reservation. II they ref,~e, " 10 not I'm.
probable that blsod will be shed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10
ISMAIlIA.
The Fre.h Water Canal ImpassabIe.

The Fresh Water Canal Impassabie.
IsMAILIA, September 9-As the water in
the fresh water canal is still falling, the
lock gates cannot be opened to allow boats
to enter. Two steam launches have been
dragged bodily from the lake over the sand
hills and placed in the canal by Highland
ers, two hundred OF whom manned each
rope.
The Second Division is now in the hsrbor
awaiting orders 10 disembark. A Russian
General arrived to day in one OF the Impe-
rial yachts TO witness the operations.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10
rnf.vsrable bank Statement.

New YoRK, September 9.-The market
onened strong. and for time it seemed ~
II there would be boom. The Northwest
ern stocks were strong. and ST. Paul in par
,icular advanced one per cent. in buying,
nbicb came about through the Wander.
bilt brokers' Oregon Trans Continental
was very strong, with An advance Of about
per cent. Missouri Pacific to-
day declared an increase in its divi'
dend After this Was deciarea, &
the accounts showed surplus oi s5Vo.Vo
for the last quarter, and earnings at the rate
of about Il per cent. per annum. st. Joe
nr,ferred was weak. and declined in the
face Of a strong market about per cent,
closing at the lowest figures OF the DAY.
Missouri Pacific is the only stock among the
south westerns that showed any advance OF
Importance. Notwithstanding an uniavor-
able bank statement, the market closed hrm.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10
SOCIETY sENsATl0N,
which Has Startled To st& fh
,Eq-. - { AdslpAlaAA, hss sysli
The |0utsgeess Psrssestiss sf N@thy
- cosp'e BY a Uaserupulss Sesuas
-. drd-0oinss Of fiassibls - -
sE''sI Wretch. = Is ,s!-9.Go
.eEsrem NEWS OF THE DAY

PHlIApnpmA, September s-fle stsrt.
ing story Of 10 remarkssie persecution
of Nrs. EnJiiy ". Jar1An snd Nathan W.
Slave, by msans Of outrsgcouu kttsts, hors
rible pictures arid bogus marriage nutices.
psr,fy culminted last night b. the fssu.
aace ofa warraat for the srfest u Hsryv.
son @ Clark, the Masonic Grand Tyler snd
Superintendent % tha Aa,onle IsnDDsO
the principal 10 t1e cen.pllloR = &Nnw
z: f ssaa 4 9,
order 10 which he bslougA clask h6 fer
nine years occupied the position OF
0ranfTyIer ~ ~. 1ssestc rsotls.
He becane connected with the Police n
partment in the city in lsIs, and during
the days of the Aaslni's force wa Lieo-'
tenant of the Southwark district. In 1884
be was Chief Of the High ConstablsS sad
vas retained in this position untit lseg,
when he vas removed by Mayor Fox.
After this he We an .omcef In the
Internal RSvsAue Bervtea. In lSt3
he Was sppois teS by Mayor Stckley one q
the four Polioe Captains OF Ne city, andin
August Of that ys0 was pronotsd % b.
Fire Marshal. In 1873 he rssSened this -
sition 10 become Grand Tyler a. the Masonic
Temple.
Il tisa rather eus;s7s coincilencs thst
the photograph ot John w. Jordan, the
husband OF Mn Jortanr shoald bear
most striking resemblance to'tAe features
Of
The UnknswD DsaA Hsa
who WIS found mysteritusly murdered ON
the 23d OF last October in m outhouse ct
Gloucester. u wzE then generally sup
posed, but never fully proved, that tho
dead man was swvde, named Henri Tar
ras, Of Malmo, 10 s~sdrs. His clothing
had apparently bean made .brosd. but
satisfactorily establish the murdered
strangers identity. Every feature of
his face was that OF Jnhn W. Jordan,
who disappeared on August 18th and
was never seen aftsrwart The only
inconsruiry Is in the datss. SingulArly
enough George Grant, al Camden, o. whose
place OF business Nv. Jordan was last seen ;
alive, takes the same vIeW. II have always
believed" said he, "that the dead mtn
found In Gloucester ~ John w. Jordan.
The description answes his exactly. yor-
dams DISAPPEARANCE wss very singular
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10
A Desperate EneounseP.

EIszABErH, September 9.-yames Byers,
who for some time has held grudge
against stOrekseper named Smith. at Elk
Horn, shot at him through the store win.
dow. Failing to hit him. he q tempted TO
sheet him again shis n,orpipg, boz NJ
sgnir ufsuccessftif. Smith fhad8 ihfo9Aol
tionagainst him before Squire Stephens
this morning, and be was arrested by On
GERS Mckee and Smith, OF Elizbeth. He
made desperate resistance and attempted
to sheet the officers, but was disarnied,
manacied, and is now in the lookup.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10
PROpUCk
RsSss0ORA.
BALrrnoRl, S<ptsmb.

BALrrnosr, September 9-Psouf-Quiet
snd unchsneed Whsat-Westeru Q shade
higher and active; No. : winter spot u osH
al O831; seller September 81 0tH. selier
October 81 07X@i os; seller Noyenbet
81 OsKtdl 0sE; seller D~c~mber 81 l0s9
10Y; seller January 81 llgi l2%- Corn
Western dull; mixed seller septem6er
s2ic ssked seller October 7s979c; seller
Noyembtr Tie bid; seller Hoyembef and
D,eembtY. 62Hd62Hc. 0ats-Dull and
lover: western white 4i@i2c: mixed $50
s0c: Pennsyivsnia 3sc. Rye-Prrm q $50
75c. Bsy-UncLsnged and firm. Prpvi-
,iors-Firm and unchanged. Bntier-Firm
Wet m psck a l5tg2ic: cfesniery zSeee
Eges- Firm and higher at Z3g7fc. Peteo
lsunzUnebsneed Cofee-DuIL SuSaf-
Quiet whisky-Sssady st u D0i u
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10
POLITICAL MATTERS.
Conp, essionaI Nominations.

CHICAGO, September "a Freeport, H.,
special saws: r r. Hit, who was recently
nominated for the long term in Congress, has
been nomina,ed also for the unexpired term
of Representative Hawk, deceased.
QUINCY, Ill, September 9.-Thos. San
derson, the Greenback nominee for the
First Missouri District, in Congress, has
declined the nomination. If the Republic
cans do not nominate, it is said ex-Con'
gressman Glover will run as an lLdepend
pnt Democrat against Hatch, the regular
nominee.
READING, Pa, September 9.-The Repub,
licans OF the Eighth Congressional district
nominated Isaac McHasS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10
Guarding . HanEman.

DUBLIN, September g. -Marwood, the
haneman, arrived in Ireland last evening.
10 suuerinteud the execution OF Francis
Hynes. Marwood Is guarded by police. and
a number of Irish detectives will escort
him IN Limerick
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10
National Convention OF Iron and steel
Manufacturer

CRrssoS SPRINGs, Pa. September 9,-The
secretary of the American Iron aud steel
Association arrived here yesterday to make
nreparatIons for the National Convention
of Iron and Steel Manufacturers and iron
ore producers at this place on Wednesday
NEXT He reports that he has reeelved as,
slIrapces of q large attendance from All
stations of the country. The convention
will continue in session Tuesday and Wed
neSday
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10
OhituArY.

NEw YoRx, September Col. Edward
8. Sanford, Vice President of the Adams
Expiess Company. and one of the
diret tors of the Western Union Teie-
graph Company, died this morning
at Sharon Hill, Pa. Paralysis was the
cause of his death. Great surprise and
sorrow were manifested among his acquain-
tances over the announcement OF his death.
To bis labors is probably due ne small degree
of the success OF the Adams Express Com.
psny and the general express business ot
the country.
LKvIsTowS, MAINE, September 9:-Luther
II. Hutchinson, Speaker of the House OF
RpnreSP u tatiyes died last night.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10

NEw CUMBERLAND, W. Va, September 9
Last evening thursdays sensation wss
msnifest among our people on the school
question. An election for school levy wa
in progress and the town people were rest
ing on their oars, thinking OF eonrse that
no dsnger would befalI their interest. Bu<
no. the country people came in by the
wagon loads 20 vote for four months levy
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10
MARION DEMOCRACY
10 n Good Days work "A winning
Ticket Nominated.

Special Dispatch to the Sunday Register.
FAIRNoNT, W. VA, September S.-One OF
the largest conventions ever held in this
county was held in this place to-day. Over
two hundred delegates were present, be-
sides the usual number of spectators.
The convention was very harmonious,
and nominated the following ticket: For
House of Delegates, Owen 5. Mckinney
and Jacob L. Murray; for Prosecuting At
torney to fill unexpired term, U. n. Arnett,
Jr.: for County Commissioner, Emory
Downs. The ticket is regarded as an un-
exceptionally strong one, and to-day nom
OctOber
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10
PhY.icinnu Exoueratetl.

New YoRK, September9.-The Coroners
Jury in the Davidsbn-Kinney matter, re-
turned the following verdict:
"we Of the jury find that the attending
physician, Or Kinney. OF Paterson, n. j.
throughout the whole treatment OF Mrs
Mary Davidson, did ali that professional
skill and the humanity OF kind physician
Could suggest for the relief Of his patient
and thai The child came TO its death from
natural causes"
Kinney and Davidson were then dts
charged from custody by the Coroner.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10
rSe Chs,~va aSvvOs.

MAHrLA, September 9.-Thsrs vsSs ~
deaths from cholera here, yesterday, ana
"a in surrounding villages. All the Sin-
tins we're natives.
opEssA, September a.-Tbs sutho.inss
here sre taking precautions TO prevent ths
introduction Of cholera, Al, vesssb Asriv-
ing from Egypt are qusrsntined.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10
GENERAL FOREIGN NOTES.
Twenty Lives Lost.

LONDON, September s.-The British bark
Canoma, from Sunderland for lava has
founderrd. Her crew, numbering twenty,
were drowned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10
Destructi~ Storm.

LANchrrsRy Pa, Septsmbe: "a most
destructive rain and hail storm passed over
the southeastern section Of this county last
night. Fields OF fine tobaecy Just ready 70
cut are practically ruined, - the Leaf can
now only be used for filters" Tho loss
will be considerably over $4,000. Many
farmers are insured. The sorn crop. also
sustained some damage.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-10
Au., m. neer Asuisevatsva.

EEw YogK, sr8.-Henry u Hsd-
lev Secretary of IN. Business Msn's sscis-
~ for the Encouragement OF Moderation,
Yesterday made o formal demand for thsI
reward of 81, 600 offered by ths Assoclatipn'
Of United Lager Besr Brrwers OF hsw
York Tor the detection Of aduItersttons In
beer manufactured by any Of them. 10 bis
demand he names Q member OF the Assooss-
iion who adulterstes bser made In bis. -,
tablishnent.