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an interview as he stepped on an eastern
train, said he was satisfied; it was best fol-
the party, and he trusted to the future fol
vindication. He was fully aware that the
candidacy of both Lucas and himself would
result In his defeat at the polls.
Mr.. Lucas in an interview, stated his en-.
tire satisfaction at the result and intima-
ted that he would not be candidate before
the Piedmont convention. He thought
the committee acted wisely and just Mr..
Hoge, OF course will not be candidate
before the next convention. 1t is the uni
versal opinion that a new man-one
Not Identified in the Past Struggle,
will be Nominated. VIM. L. Wilson, Judge
C. J. Faulkner, E. Boyd Faulkner, Ben
Martin. Sam Woods, Judge Armstrong,
Judge Fleming and others, are mentioned
as candidates. 1t is thought by all that
and unanimous in all its actions, and that
a new and popular man will be named.
Senator Davis is greatly gratlfied over the
result OF the days work. He has given the
late disruption in the party much atten-
tion and time, and feels greatly relieved.
He went home tonight.
A Happy Man.
John Barton Payne says Wilson should
not be taken from the university, where he
is most useful man; that Ben Mar in is in
too bad health to run; that Sam Woods
could not get the nomination; and that the
successful, man must be an entirely new and
clean. person. 1t is said that Boyd and
Judge Faulkner, brothers will fight each
other for the nomination. Judge Faulkner's
friends were talking him up strong tonight.
Ben. Martin circulated freely. He would
like to go back to Congress All of the lead
ers and lessenlights have left. Happiness
reigns supreme except among few parti-
sans, but their influence will not be felt. A
shout of hallelujahs will be put up to-mor-
row when the REGISTER is read over the dis
trict, for the glorious Democracy has been
redeemed.
John Mason, late Republican candidate,
is the sickest man in town tonight.
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A NARROW ESCAPE.
The Heroic Conduct or n Fireman Saves
aMan From n Horrible Death.
Special DSspdtch 10 the Register.

WELLsyrItf, o., September 4.-This
morning man named Rsmer, while at
tempting to cross the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh railroad ahead of an approaching
train, was struck by the engine and seri-
ously injured about the head and body.
The unfortunate man would have met a
horrible death had it not been for the
coolness and bravery displayed by the fire.
man, D. 4. Brown, a young man living
here.
When Brown saw that II was impossible
to avoid striking the man, he instantly
sprang through the cab window, ran hasti.
ly along the foot-boari Of the engine until
be reached the pilot, where be braced him.
self, and when the engine struck the man,
Brown, regardless OF his own safety and at
the imminent peril OF bis life, grabbed the
man and securely held him until the tram
was stopped. ,
The cool bravery and heroism exhibited
on this occasion is seldom witnessed, and
Brown is the hero OF the hour, being the
recipient of encomiums from all sources,
especially the officers of the road
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The Tariff Commission.

CINCINNATI. September 4-The Taria
Commissioners arrived here Saturday from
Indianapolis, and began to hold their ses.
sion in the afternoon. To-day Messrs.
Sampion. Tempest and Scott, represents
tives of an earthenware factory here. made
arguments in favor of imposing higher
rates of duty on imported pottery. They
represented that the present rates are en-
tirely inadequate, labor being the chief part
of the cost of production, say over 80 per
cent, and il costing more than double here
what it costs in England. They ecom-
mended mixed specific and advalorem
duty. With additional protection and q
feeling Of scrutiny the manufacture OF
ware would be so improved that the pro-
duct would be cheapened. Without it
they would be driven to the wall.
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FIRE RECORD.
Ineeudiaries at weilsburx.

wrr,srraG, W. Va, September AT
abou. 30 this morning the large barn
connected with J. G. Jacobs residence was
burned TO the ground. This IL the seeono
case of incendiarism that has occurred on
his premises in the last five years. L'
loss will exceed s., 400. Mr.. Jacobs Is the
editor OF the Herald.
CHICAGO, September "A Sodth Bend
Ind, special says: The barn OF }; D.
studebaker, at Sunnyside, was struck oy
sis, 900; Insurance, $500.
sAs FRAxCrsoo, September IA Chico
dispatch says: The Chico Hotel, 1rsnd
Army Hall, and few small cottages, were
burned yesterday. Loss about sp,o"
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
The weston and Buekhsnnon Rail-
road.


road.
Special Dispatch 10 the Re1tsfer.
WESTON, W. Va, September i.-The
work of grading the Weston and Buckhan'
non railroad is being pushed vigorously
forward, and already we can hear IN
imagination, the rumbling OF the trains.
The right of way has not been granted the
company through town as yet ana ,hls
iect stands As a monument 10 the stupidity
of the council in doing an act contrary 70
the wishes of the progressive citizens OF the
place.
DETROIT, September "A hand car near
Edwsrdsburg, on the Michigan Central, was
struck last night by working trslh' Jas,
detroit, were instantly killed, and BENZ
BcIIcmy, Of Canada, fatally injured. a 4,
fourth man Jumped in time to escape. IL
is reported the men were intoxicated.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.


CARLsRUHE, September "A train ofcars
running between Freiburg and Colmar lett
the rails near Hugstetten to-day. Fifty per-
sons were killed and many injured.
CAREsRuHE, September 4.-There were
twelve hundred persons on the train ana
nineteen carriages were shattered. The ac'
cident was caused by telegraph pole which
had been struck by Lightning and fell across
the track.
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The white House to Have a Mistress.

WASHINGTON, September 4.-There is
good authority to state that the White
House will have a mistress next winter.
President Arthur Is undoubtedly engaged,
and the marriage will take place early in
the fall. The name of the lady is for the
present state secret. The engagement was
made last spring, and the lady has, this
summer, at different watering places, been
the recipient of the choicest flowers from
the White House Conservatives.
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The French Cable.
Relies of Past Ages.

WARREN, Pa, September 4-The remains
of four bodies were found while excavating
for cellar. They are supposed to have
been French and Indians who were in the
vicinity about the year 1855; also finger
rings with initial, on them, pipes buttons.
medals, beads, 'epaulets, carmine, parts OF
cloth and buffalo robes. They are making
further searches.
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S,vt-s.al Asaaalf.

ST.. LOUIS, september4.-A Post Dispatch
special from Alton, H., says two men
rsmed Bob Mooney and Nike Whalen
were arrested TO day on charge OF Grimm
ally assaulting Catherine Voitz, . peddler
from ST. Louis. Three other men were
concerned in the assault, bat have not yet
been arrested.
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county delegation is here and is favorable
to Alexander. Guernsey county will be
here tomorrow, and will present the name
Of Rev. W. r. Millissn, Presbyterian
minister of Cambridge.
1t Is now believed that Estep will be
nominated by acclamation.
Senator Pendleton came tonight, and
made short speech to serenade. 4,
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Safe A0bbPYY,

PrTrsBURGH, September 4-The Dis
pstcb's Uniontown, Pa, special says: The
safe OF L. l.. Crswford's store. 1t Greens.
boro. was burglarized Of between ten and
twelve thousand dollars Sunday night.
Burglars forced in the door near the com
bination lock and opened the safe with
kpys
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Ross Alexander

VIII accept, he IS the man"
1t would seem. therefore, from the tenor
of the letter Of Mr.. Estep, that he is not a
candidate, and has no ambition to make the
canvass. But the same gentleman who
showed me his letter assured me that the
nomination would be forced upon him
noi,RS rolciS, and in that event he would
probably accept f:om the sheer force of
the unanmity."
Another objection that Mr.. Estep urges
Is that in the event of his election he will
only he allowed one term, as the Republi-
cans will at the next election nominate
some acceptable man who will reconcile
the differences in the district and be elected.
he been assured that in all probaDfhtep has
next Legislature OF Ohio
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CAMDEN, n. J.. September 4-Robeson
and Nixon have each forty-fve delegates
pledged to them in the Congressional Con-
vention. RObes0n's friends are despond-
ent and bel eve his denomination sa impos-
sibility. -
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B0iler ExDlOSSO0.

CIscrssaTI. September 4-The boiler In
the rolling mill Of Swift & Harper. At Riv'
erside. o., near this city. exploded this
morning. Five or six persons were more
or less injured, but none killed outright
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AnolhR1 NO0a.

CsdxEAI,. September A Timo-9tsr
special from Memphis. Tenn ssys: dues
is imminent between Gen. Chalmefs 80
Ysn II. Manning. candidates fos Coors3
Both spoke .t Holly sprinss In tosnt q.
bate. Manning spoke l0t snd ms1s
,catbipe reyisG OF ChslmeFs' rscord. Boeh
renained at Holly Springs 90 sunday, gieh
. messrnser passing hack and forth, Chsl-
ners Demanding full retSsctioo. Ibe.
Hsrris represented Cbslme.. while Edused
Watson was Nspnipg's friend. The runoe
n 4 duel gains credit from The fset tess
both failed 10 sppeas st the plscs spposnssd
for to-day's debate.
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Msney ReeSvereA.


LITTLE Rock. ATk., september Tho
been severely depouncing certain vild ~
ments In tbe community, some of whom
the other night visited The of'ics. threI
bricks through the windows and hred .
pistol shot, shich did no harm. 0mceu
t,srtsd 10 arrest tvo Of the o1sndsrs, Han
Gable and 5. n. Redbnrn. The latter sus.
rendered, but Gsble Cred 1t Editor Gill Anf
his two sons and hed. Some houn sft1-
ward be vss csptured. The affair 10 %
outcome Of threats openly made assinss ths
Eesrs for its course.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-05

Some of the New England summer
resorts on the seacoast have a sort Of
maSter-Of. ceremonies whose function it
Is TO facilitate entertainments of all sorts,
to promote friendly relations between
visitors, organize dances and picnics, or
what not. A visitor relates in the Bos-
Ton Advertiser that, arriving at one of
these hotels one night, he was promptly
accost"d by this afiable hlnctionary,
who asked: "Shall / introduce you,
Sir, To q porch girl or dancing girl?'
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Cood News Yroa PensaeeIa.

wAsHIx0ros. September 4-So new cases
Of yellow fever are reported to-day from
Pensacola.
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A way Up" Marriage.

PARIS, September Mile. Berthe, Marie
De RothScbild, daughter of the head OF the
Frankfort branch of the family, will be
married Thursday to Prince Alexander DE
Wagram. AS q necessary preliminary TO
the ceremony, Mile. Berthe received Chris
tian baptism. Prior to the ceremony she
formally signed an abjuration OF the Jewish
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-05

rbsre are now over six hundred
/ t.st the White Sulphur.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NOTES.
Rnxnres of Cholera.

LONDON, September 4.-The deaths from
cholera at Manila, Philippine Islands, aver
age 800 daily. At Iloils 1850 persons have
died from the same disease during the last
fOrtniyht
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=. ~. us,Is sfa uSA

CscrssArI, September I'M. vsrDee.
Indiana. has been threstsoed With . -.
rrowing ont Of IN ef,ost 10 elcss ths saleees
on sundsy, snd st II o'eeee q nigse
About o'clock yssssrdey nesslsl - -.
idepcs of John Psul, Otg nesse -
ired By the mob asd busse4 = u ssoscG
The Drputy City noooo 80 e1meeY
besiep By nne 0i iroeSA Eeaeea9
snd tslelboos virss oe.eseee 9 HsSss
communication With The paehoenAe
towns.
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THE NEWS.
line election next Monday.

,n,rIes Rowell, the pedestrian, has
yej in New York.
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,,rrtney is himself again. Three
l9:Sl{ is not bad.
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!, Bliss is still pressing his $4,000
-, pr. Bliss bill is evidently worse
~ his bite.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-05

DYwrpsIa. the bug-bear OF epieuseans
viii be relieved by Browns Iron Htters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-05

DYSPEPSIA, Heart Burn, Nausea, Indige'
tion, etc. sfe always relieved by Browns
Iron Bitters,
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THE IRISH TROUBLE.
state otAHairs at Dublin.

DUBLIN. September "A woman, has
died from injuries received in the charge
made by the military on Saturday. One OF
inc soldiers has been arrested.
At a meeting of the Town Council, the
Lord Mayor stated that he had abstainea
from enrolling special constables,, as re-
quested by the Lord Lieutenant, because
he did not think it was desirable to accept
the services of strangers. He had since
offered Earl Spencer the services OF trades
men from various localities, but had re-
Ceivcd reply that the authorities them.
selves had obtained sufficient number OF
speCial constables. He stated the specials
we're now on duty, and the police will be
reserved for tonight.
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re assessments on Virginia office
,3srs now foot up IA per cent, with
Looming,
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The huge GainSbOrough hats go
|, NJ fashion they are replaced as to Of
..iyeuess in theatres by fans of gigan-
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A Narrow Escape.

ST. PETERSBURG, September AT the
conclusion OF the army manoeuvers at
lshoera, bridge constructed by the miit-
tory ACROSS rsyiue fell directly after the
Emperor and Empress had passed over.
The Minister of War was slightly injured.
The French Cable.
PLYMOUTH, September 4.-The Telegraph
Ccnstruction Company's steamer, Scotia,
sailed for home yesterday to make renewed
efforts to repair the French cable.
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All Quiet.

LONDON, september 4.-Wolseley tele.
prsphs from Ismailia as follows: All quiet
at the front. The Highlsnd Brigade will
remain afloat for the present to furnish
working parties here. | am clearing out
the hospitals and sending away the wound
ed and serious cases of sickness in the
trnnnShin Malahar.
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on all sides as patriotic and the only fa'r
way out OF the difficulty. Judge Hoge. In
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Ihc story of the Philadelphia physi-
'lan who buried his dead dog beside she
graves of his wife and son, is almost
e9ualled by the account of the funeral
OF Mamie goat which belonged to a
Physician or Camp Dennison, o. The
remains were enclosed in an elegant
rosewood casket, and the doctor and his
vile acted as pall-bearers. The spot
seected was one where Mamie in her
childhood days had loved to sport. 1t
was near an ash pile from winch she
ilSa unearthed many an old shoe and
scrap of iron 70 roll under her tongue as
T." sweet mOrsel. \ polished marble
snAn bearing the inscription, "Nsnnie,
uied August %, 1882" was erected over
'Le grave"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-05

me Garfield mansion in Washington
- be purchased by the Ohio Repubn-
|, Association, 10 be used as Ohio
LSIluarters. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-05

Enough is already known to prove
5hat the new railroad mileage built dur
BIZ the past month will far exceed the
kl-ge,t amount ever before laid. down in
single month. In round numbers,
lAy miles of track were laid every
FO;king day of August, or five miles
/ !. n working hour.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-05

The Irish problem seems more in
Ipble than ever, With a dissffected
E,ion and q diSaffeeted police it is a
I,her serious question whether the
.yrrmrut will findany way of assert
is authority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-05
The wounded Citizens.

DUBLIN. September ALL is quiet here
this morning. The number OF persons
wounded during the recent agitation is
larger than was at first supposed, EiSnty
men are confned'in the hosspitsls'suferln
from bayonet wounds and other injuries
received during the rioting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-05

ALEXANDRIA, September 4.-The Khediye
has issued decree forbidding the impor-
tatiOn Of petroleum into Egypt.