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The Indianapolis journal., 1883-08-14

EOR SALE OR TRADE-A FIGURING MILL,
Il located in live town in one of the best
wheat-grOwing sections in Indiana. Mill is now
doing large business. ALEX. METZGER, Odd
fellows Hall.
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AFFAIRS OF THE RAILWAYS
A Handsome Increase in the Earnings
for the First Week I'm August.

Mistakes of Line AGents-The Narrow
Gauge Doing Better-Mstters of Gen
eral Interest.
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MONEY AT THE LOWEST RATES OF IN
1NA terest J. W. WILLIAMS & CO., 8 and 4
Vnton Block.
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WI of city aud farm property in Indiana and
Ohio. Low interest. JOS. A. MOORE, "a East
Market street.
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I WILL FURNISH MONEY ON FARM Sc
i curity. promptly. at Une lowest rates for long
or snort time. THOS. c. DAY Il CO., ~ East
Market street.
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$1,000 Reward

Pi,OOO Reward
VIII be paid to any chemist who will find.
analysts of 100 bottles of 8. 8. s.. particle of
mercury, iodide potassium. or any mineral sub
stance.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga.
Write for the little book. which will be
mailed free.
Prices Small size. 81 per bottle. Large size
(hodlnG double quantity. 81 75 per bottle. All
druggists sell it.
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FOR SALE.

DOR SALE-FARMs, CHEAP. ON LONG
II credit. Send for. circular. Blue grass pas
ture for rent, cheap. FRANCIS SMITH Il co.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY OR FARM
Building.
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EoR SALE : GROCERY STORE = RARE
Il chance Best location in Chicago FamHy
sickness, reason for selling. Three living rooms
over store. Rent reasonable. Stock, fixtures,
etc, will inventory about $3, 900 IL you mean
business, address JOHN p. EASTMAN, corner
Mlch. bd. and Twenty-secOnd street, Chicago,
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TAINTED = LADY AGENTS FOR THE
w "Queen Protector" new undergarmen5
for ladies, made of soft, flexible rubber; sure
protection to the underwear when necessary TO
be worn. Retails for So fast agents can
show it, Large profits. Address, with stamps,
Ladies' Undergarment Manufacturing Co., 8
South May street, Chicago, Ill
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FINANCIAL

NTONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATE OF
M interest. E. B. MARrINDALE x SONS.
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M ETANTED--HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID
w for all kinds of east-Off clothing; fall and
winter clothing, from the smallest babe to the
largest grown person; boots, shoes and soft hats
from the best families only, at l39 Mass. ave-
Mrs. E. j. OWENS.
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w WTANTED-TRAVELIN statesmen.
w Hardware, stove and house-furnishing 2
trade Our goods don't conflict with anything
you SELL money in 1t; big commission; popular
articles new; no competition; small sample. p.
o. Box $50, Chicago.
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800. 90
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EDUCATIONAL

Lucius c. Embroc, Attorney.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-10
rnE Nrrr.nrKEs CASE.

The necessity for the modification Of
the laws relating to the formation OF
Jury in capital cases is illustrated in the
~ 60 i5irr47llg N y. l.. DtT[ES IN Tu-
iOntOwn, Pa. 1t became evident after
the examination of some sixty or seven
~ jurors, that the defendant could net
re tiled in Fayette county, as nearly all
he Jurors drawn had formed opinions,
and it would require the impaueling Of
three or four hundred more. An aPpli-
aation fora Change of Venue was grant.
-, and so the case goes to Allegheny
.uunty, in search OF twelve good men
aud true who are opiniOnless in the
matter Of the shooting of y. l.. DUKES
Toy JAHES MUTT.
AS the story is one OF widespread in
terest, involving thrilling domestic
drama. many features of which appeal
with force 10 the seusibilities of the
PEOPLE, it may be difficult to find, even
outside 81 UuiOutOwn, a jury qualified,
through its ignorance or lack of feeling,
10 serve. Senator VOORHEES,, Of cOuE-
sci for the defense, after 4 dozen OF
more jurors had been challenged, peril
nently remarked that if q man could
swear he would give iair trial, even if
ne had a slight opinion, that was all
that could be asked; for, otherwise, u
Jury would never be obtained. The
prevailing system is an absurdity in a
land of newspaper readers, where not
one man in ten thousand is without
knowledge or sentiment in relation to
current events.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-10
sEALsKIN AND MaTRInoNY.

She left him for a sealskin sacgue.
such is the popular verdict in a recent
divorce case, through the records read
another way. What Is there in that
garment which makes it so wonderful
to the feminine eye? Its rich brown
hue, its sOftness to the touch, are unde-
Unable advantages, but it does not be-
come every one. 1t is too often Il mere
.ur bag that overlOads and Overwhelm-
u pretty figure. 1t is too valuable to be
ripped up by every owner and altere /
with the changing fashions. GUARDED
ever SO tenderly it is invaded by the
moth that gnaws and rubbed bare by
the most delicate neck and chin. Is il
4 badge of wealth? No; almost every
woman Scra9es 10 get one. 1t can be
had OIL the installment plan at double
its value. That is against it. Why,
then, make home unhappy for such au
article? We may be preaching in vain,
but better thousand times wear plush
with honest pride than blush in seal
skin.
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TILDEN'S HOME.

GrcystORc, the home of ;. J. TLDEN,
is the most prominent point on the
lower Hudson. 1t is a fiue estate OF -
acres of rolling land, sixteen miles
from the New York city hall, with 4
frontage of 1900 feet on the river aui
extending inland three-quarterS of a
mile. GreystOne castle is situated on a
commanding elevation, and is sur
rounded by rolling lawns. Il ISIS mas
sive four-story structure of native gray
granite, aud is surmOuntcd by a tail
tower. Mr.. TILDEN paid SlS5,O0O for
the place, and since it came into his
hands has expended 100000 on his
chase. The lawns and grounds are laid
out with the greatest care, interspersei
with fountains, lakes, walks, drives and
statuary. The stables and carriage
houses are stocked with famous horses
and splendid equippages. Mr.. TILDEN's
telephone and telegraphic arrange
ments enable HIM to keep in constant
communication with business and
Democratic circles all over the country.
These wires are made use Of almost
daily by Mr.. DANA, of the New York
Sun, and Mr.. MANNING, of the Albany
Argus. The leading journalists and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-10
THE TWO HOUSES OF CONGRESS.

As soon as the committees are an
nounced in the two houses, the work OF
the session will begin in earnest, A
few vacancies only in the Senate Com
mittees are to be filled, but in the House
the entire machinery OF the committee
rooms, where nine-tenths of the legisla-
ton is determined, is to be supplied.
The new Speaker will not probably an
nounee his appointments inside o!
week. 1t was nearly Christmas when
Speaker KEIFER handed in his list
But MIR. CARLISLE will not be apt to
follow in the footsteps of his esteemed
predecessor.
The Senate consists of So Democrats,
IS Republicans and . assistant Repu9.
licans from Virginia. The officers OF
the Senate, except the President pro
tenn, are Democrats, while the com
mlttees are controlled by the RepuOii-
cans. The caucus Of Republican Sena-
tors decided not to change at present this
division of work, and the presumption
j. that there will be no change during
he session. Mr.. MAHONE'S scie ne OF
forcing upon the Republicans the cleo
ton OF Mr.. GORHNM 10 the Secretary
shin Of the Senate is therefore iuieh,
li,eiy postponed. There will undoaJt'
,,:.y be- u change in the Presidency OF
the Senate, Mr.. EDMCNDS disliking
tie duties q! the place, and liking his
old place st the head Of the Judiciary
Committee. His resignation is looked
for daily. His successor was to have
been MI. ASTHONY, who has been trying
to get strength enough to reach Wash
ington, so as to enter upon his fifth
Senatorial term. He has succeeded IN
doing this, but his health will scarcely
admit of an election to the Presidency
of the body. Mr.. INGALLS,, o! Kansas,
is now freely spoken of as Mr.. Ed
NUNDS' successor.
la the House there are l9l or
,Aodox Democrats, lis orthodox
Republicans, independents, >
GyveubarkerS, ) ReadjGSters and two
vacancies total, @2I5. One vacancy
was caused by the resignation of Mr..
PAvL. of Virginia, q Readjuster. He
was made a Judge in the United States
Courts, and tie seat has not been filled
because his Democratic opponent
Claims it in contest that will come be-
fore the House. The other vacancy is
in the Mississippi delegation, between
MANNING and CHALMERS. The Iude-
Pendents are:
FIyERTY of Illinois, LYMAN Of Mas.
sachusettS, YORK of North Carolina,
and OCHHTRuE of Texas. The Green
hackers are:
BARNvM of Pennsylvania, and VEL
LIN Of Iowa. OF the IA Democratic
members, 8 are from New England, 81
from the Middle States, 81 from the
South Atlantic States, beginning with
Maryland, % from the Gulf States, -
from the Central and Western States,
and fIOm the Pacific States. What
the Eastern and Middle States have lost
in Congress the West and South have
gained, and the great National prob
lens will doubtless be shaped to suit
the views and desires of the TWO great
| sections that will hereafter control the
| 1ouutry
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warning For Boss Atkissoa.

hlt(Htt NtASeteti
Perhaps Mr.. Atkinson would like be the
"Boss" of the Republican party of this
State; he may even have hopes of becoming
so. But the mere facts, If facts they be,
that he has an ambition to be, or even
hopes that sometime be may be, Boss
Atkinson, coupled with the fact that ne
has been United States Marshal for some
time, are no proof whatever that heis or
ever will be Boss"
We desire to inform you, gentlemen,
that il has not heretofore been the charac-
ter of the Republican party to submit
quietly and tamely to Boss" rule, as wit
ness Pennsylvania, where they gave the
State into the hands of the Democrats,
rather than submit to Boss" Cameron;
and we say 70 you, further, that the man
who undertakes to become the Boss Of
the Republican party OF West Virginia, will
be left out in the cold by the will OF the
Republican masses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-10

TIE coal industry in Illinois yields
over l0,OQ0, 900 tons year aud employs
-, coo meu, The local price of coal at
the mines ranges from - 50 a ton in
the nCrthern part of the State to %
cents in the southern part. FOrty-nine
counties produce coal, aud the mines
number CSC. During the past year a
great number of strikes occurred among
the men employed, but the greater pro.
portion failed to accomplish their pur-
pose. The strikes occurring generally
III the spring or summer, the employ.
ers were better able than the men to be
idle. In the strikes ISL men were en-
gagged, and the average time lost by
each man was ten weeks. The death
rate in the coal fields of Illinois is de-
plorably large, there being one death
last year out of each Us employed, or
one for each 7S,i2i tons produced. or
the deaths l3l were caused by disas-
tiers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-10

OUR bright little contemporary, the
Charleston Call, thus makes Il point
against the esteemed Intelligeneer:
The Wheeling Intelligencer, with
many other Republican papers through
out the country, begin, As soon as CAR
Isle is nominated for Speaker, 10 cry
sectiOnalism, and To declare that Mr..
CARLISLE'S election is a triumph for
the sectiOnaliStS in the Democratic
party.
The trouble with the editor of the
tntelligencor is that he is so recent a
convert to both RePublicaniSm and
high tariff ideas that it takes a great
many professions of zeal on his part u
convince anybody that he really Oc-
ieves anything ne writes about either.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-10

WHAT Nc c,n :, navy cost last yeIr
the enorm"us sum of Sl5,72i $40, while
its combined strength could not have
defended single port against any as
sault with the hest ornaments of mod
ern' sea warfare. The Japanese iu-
demnity act which was passed last Feb
ruary, has given rise 10 some very old
claims. they cover q period from 1885
to 1874, and under recent decisions OF
the Supreme Court, most Of them will
probably be paid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-10

THERE was an exciting match in
New York the other day between two
lean Yankees and fat German on a
wager ten dollars ~ 10 which could
eat the most pancakes. one Of the
Nankets ate twenty eight, JIe other
ate thirty, and tn German gnbbiei Up
thirty-fivr When ne n;.l .tui5he,i ne
rubbed his stomach ami excused hi IL
self Oh the g.suUd that ne WAS cJu-
PEELED 10 g0In supper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-10

statesmen Of the country are frequent
visitors at Greystpne, and the opinions
and instructions emanating from the
castle exert wide influence, not only
upon politics, but upon stock operations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-10

WE must beg permission 70 make q
correction. 1t is Editor MURAT HAL
STEAD, Of Cincinnati, and not the
North American republic, that IS en-
veloped in the tail of . comet. Nothing
else can explain the h4aItS6ts feE'snt con-
talt%i n 20 the literature of pigheaded
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-10

r..,,, ~ viii be g,ai 70 learn that
lielations with His Honor, the Car,
continue i'm state Of great efficiency.
The result is due 10 the laborious ef-
forts of Mr.. Arthur and Colonel HAT
TON. In our opinion the Republican
party could do no better thau place
these distinguished names on its Presi-
dental ticket,
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Power I'm west Virginia.

The annual prospectus OF the Wheeling
REGISTER, daily, Sunday and weekly ap
pears in the Mars, this week. Lewis Baker
the indefatigahle publisher, has made the
REGIsrEE power in West Virginia " nile
it is Democratic, it is conseryatiyely so
and any of our Democratic readers wanting
8 daily psper Of their own politics, ouSh
to patronize the REGISTER, in preference t
papers from abroad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-10

Ir j. tu,.s.,. 'ua, Mr.. AErHvE's
vnIun.uuu. r~n.ar,,- ahru' "ur foreign
relations were made to satisfy the de-
msnds Of that branch Of metropolitan
society that makes New York the cen-
ter of snoObishne,s and vulgarity
eyprV season.
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The Boss Boh.TaiIed Flush.

JIITASUWTV ItEEVTE0T'
The story published by rebel sheet at
Charleston, TO the effect that Yves. Atkin-
son would be ofiicialiy d5capi,ated is not
credited anywhere. He stands No. at the
Department and that is one point not easily
overlooked. Besides he has possession
which is nine points more. Looks like the
Marshal held "bob-:ailed flush
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-10

The REGISTERS has, by sew
eraI thousand copies, a larger
circulation than any newspaper
published in the two NirStniaS
or Eastern Ohio. Its adEanta-
ges as an advertising medium
arc therefore apparent.
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The Largest Circulation.
Ennc,,s E,ltsrplise.


The Wheeling REGISTER, one OF the news
lest and most reliable papers ia thu State
hangs out its banner by way OF an adver'
tisement in another column. II has the lar
gest circulation in the State, is ably edited
aud a corps OF reporters that makes it keep
with the time and correctly chronicles
Dassing events,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-10

THE Gazette, published AZ the future
capital of the State, comes out in a
new dress, and looks as bright a Uncle
SANS new two cent postage stamp.
The Gazette continues to hold the rep
utaticn it has long enjoyed of being the
ablest paper in the Kauawha valley.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-10
Accident nj s,eubenyiIIc,
Syeciql 10 the Register.

SrErBEXyILLE, o., December S.-John
Castuer, aged - while coupling an engine
TO box car. in this city last night, met
with severe accident. His right leg was
broken at the knee and the ankle bone pro-
,ruded at the foot. 1t will probably have
20 be amputated at the ankle.
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Sewsy ana Enierprisiug.
Phnlipni Repmh!icNn.

The Wheeling REGISTER is the leading
Democratic paper of the State. We are
unalterabiy opposed to its political tenets,
and like most Democratic newspapers, it is
wholly unreliable on political doctrine, but
barring this, we can say that the REGIsrGE
is neat, uewsy and eRterprising.
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.Rusiuess Interesrs" No, Alarmed.

Interviews with the leading spectators,
bankers, manufacturers. and other solid
men in New York show that the business
interests" of the the country are not in the
least alarmed by the election o: Mr.. Car
isle
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Ably Conducted.

The REGISTER has long enjoyed the repu.
tation of being ably conducted, and the
enterprise displayed by its proprietors in
the collection Of the latest news from all
points make it a desirable paper to all
class of readers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-10

TIE destruction Of POKER playing III
-. Louis just A. Gen. SHERMAN IS aoou:
10 make that town h.s home Is a little
queer, To say the least.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-10

THERE are four eX-Senators among
the members ofthe House, and seven or
eight old members vino have been our
of the fold for couple Of years or more.
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SEW ApvEaTisERaTs i.
Gard of Thanks.

r,BE THE woMANS' UNION
Benevolent Society are hereby rendered
the committee Of arrangements OF the Bazaar
of Nations, consisting OF Mrs. A. w. Kelly
MA w. p. Wiley Mrs. Or. Hardesty, MIS-
John Frew, Mrs Rheinstrom, Judge Gran
mer, Col. White, Mayor Miller and DIR. Hard,
esty, and the many others who contributed
both time and means to make the Bazaar
nnan'iAt MRsw. ]. W. CowDEN,
5alco Secretary.
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KENTUCKY has had speakership for
nine Congresses out of -, Virginia for
:, Pennsylvania for Is, Massachusetts
and Indiana for ) each.
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noSpAY. DECEMBER 10. 1858.

NOTICE 70 SJBSCRBEE&
Tae ic's printed n. the wrapper 9
srcApapsT denotes IL: ti''s ~he7' ne s''-
s@-s7stiOr. e.rDgTeS.
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Mr. HENDRICKS has iu-: startet tor
Europe and expects to be abroad until
next Srrl:g.
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The Leading Newspaper.

" |'-el I''ItNCF'I.
The WHEELING REGISTER is not only the
-t+.ea-vrrrry.- II contains al the news,
presented IN most attractive style, and is
always full of valuable information.
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New Photograph Gallery,

yITASTED- MEN Tl INTRODUCE OUR
W rev Family Bibles. Encyclopedia Of
Business and Social FORMS PictOria! Historic
OF late civil war, United STATES and wor. d,
Prof. Q. a. Fow !er's seSUai Science. fine Sc.
lection Of Photograph Albums &c.. on
ktructIors given to new beginners STALE>
& BON rs. Publishers - arch sire l. Phila-
ceirh!a Wheeling Office, l2l4 Chapline street.
dpeeIl
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DITTSBURGH. WHEELING 4 hES-
tee 10 Stockholders.
WHEELING, November 10, 1888.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF the stock,
holders OF the Pittsburgh, Wnee!ing and
r. nrincinaI Office OF the company in the
civ OF Wheeling, West Virginia, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY q, 1851,
at n 40 O'Clock a. m, for the purpose OF yot'
ing upou the matter OF the creating loan
az Si0ICO, secured by mortgage upon the
whGie lire, including the extension to Ben.
The srecial meeting heretofore advertised
to ue held Tuesday, November 70, 1888, IS post
rored until January II, lSSi.
~, order oT the Board OF Directors.
~ 'i"et "a s. y. LyGGETT,
o,c, Assistant Secretary.
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DIED.

HILLER.-0n Saturday. December 5, 1888
IL l - O'Clock p. NJ, GEO. MILLER, in the 10Th
year OF his age.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 2i5l
CEapline street, this afternoon at O'Clock.
Friends OF the family IRE invited. Inter.
ment at Peninsula cemetery.
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ALEXANDER BONE, sR

N,orAsY PUBLIC. GENERAL su O; so
~ and Lcsnssd Real Estsh Assn,
and Money broker. Doets, Iesss.dsss
edgennenu and pArtnsnnIp as,a-s,, Ooop
~ 'pp..psd. Sousss rented. rents eol.sc;.d son~
iSps piump,iy rsmltlsd. Az sa NE 80. u!
oondenos con hdsntlal,y sttehdsd 70, ysrta
Ea.set street, Ottt Bloek, SyfTX % poD