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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-08-30
THE PARLOR,

CORNER OF THIRD AND BRIDGE STREETS,
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-08-30

MONEY LOANED WITHOUT INTEREST
There's millions in il.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-08-30
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.

Nothing will be left undone TO make
THE PARL01 A POPULAR RESORT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-01
Denounced as n Lie.
Special 70 Me REGISTER.

NEW YORK, July 3l.-The REGISTER cor
respondent called on the officials OF the
Brotherhood OF Telegraphers tonight, and
in answer to a question as to who is respon-
sible for the hoax, one of the Brotherhood
said: The whole matter is lie Of the
blackest type. l cannot imagine how any
person would think that We would resort
TO trick of tE" Ind to gain point. We
are desperate, yet respectable and
human. bsleye, on the other
hand, that it was scheme
gotten up by some person to turn public
sentiment against us, but the truth Of the
matter will come to light and the Brother
hood will hslp to far-et out tho soonndrcf
who caused so much grief in many homes
to-day. No, sir" he continued, "the ru.
NOR that the Brotherhood is mixed up in
this villainous job is lie made out of the
whole cloth"
This statement is generally believed, as
the public have too much confidence in
the good sense of the telegraphers to be-
licye that they would mix in such mui-
Al.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-01
THE GREAT DISASTER
Which Did Not Occur in Colorado
Yesterday.
A MEMBER OF THE BROTHERHOOD
Denies the Rumor, That They are Response
bic for the Hoax, as a lie-The G.
A. R. Boys Never More
Healthy.
Special to the Register.

DENVER, Col, July 3l.-In answer to
your dispatch inquiring as to the truth OF
the rumor that one hundred and forty
members Of the G. A. r. had been killed,
or injured, ina railroad accident in Black
Canyon, have every reason to telegraph
that the statement is hoax of the worst
sind. The first news Of this contemplate
outrage was received in Denver this after
noon by papers asking for specials on the
particulars of the horrible calamity, etc.
Immediately upon the receipt OF
these dispatches, messages OF in
quiry were sent to the supposed
scence of the disaster, or rather the nearest
telegraph station, and the rumor was de-
MED authoritatively. There was not even
a mishap to mar the pleasure Of the Grand
Army boys and they are on their way hav'
ing aroyal good time as the guests OF the
State OF Colorado. You can assure the
readers Of the REGISTER who may happen
to have friends or relatives in the party
that the entire report is hoax.
w ID T.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-01
WIRES CUT
On the Western Union Lines Near
New York.
The Brotherhood Deny that it was Done by
Striking Liuemen-SerVice Com
planned of at Baltimore.

New YORK, July 3l.-The officers OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company state
that twenty-five wires have been either cut
or connected with fine wire, so as to be for
moment useless between New York and
Newark on Haokensack Meadows that IL
wires have been cut between New York
City and Williams bridge, and twelve be-
tween the latter place and Scarsdale, and
that all the wires on the Fort Wayne road,
near Englewood, lis, have also been cut.
Two more of the striking operators return
ed to work. The men at st. John who
went out have all returned, and the strikers
at Halifax applied to be reinstated, but
found their places filed.
sianped N Lie.
At the headsnarters OF the strikers to-
day it was deaied that the wires bad been
cut by striking linemen. II the wires hao
been cut by them the Brotherhood sonid
order them repaired free OF cost 70 the
company.
BALrrAOAE, July 3l.-At q meeting oi ths
Corn and Flour Exchange called a. noon
TO day ct the request Of = number OF mem
bers complained OF the telegraph se,
vice on the floor as inefficient, a
committee was appointed who re
| port-d resolutions calling upon tht
directors OF the Western Union anc
Baltimore and Ohio telegraph company
! for better service, declaring that meRber'
were subjected to loss beosuse OF the defect
| ,,f the service. The resolutions were laiC
| on the table by vote OF 80 tO SS. Promi
| Dept members of the Exchange stated tha
| rbt Corn and FIonr Exchange had nOthin
w. do with the difficulties existing betveeI
the telegraph companies and their EN-
| ployss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-01

and an immense amount OF the money was
in tWo-dollar bills, and these were paid to
these who were willing to vote the Repub.
licsn ticket.
THE peculiar part OF the election, or at
least what struck me a. peculiar, was the
fact that no registration took place at all.
Al that was required was the appearance
of the person who desired to vote, and he
was merely expected to hand his ballot IN
through hole in the wall. He could not
see any Inspectors, asked no questions, and
. went his way to repeat the operation ad
Hbitum. The Republican colonization was
open and fisgrant; but challenging had no
more effect on the repeaters thnn poison
would have on q dead dog.
"I visited the trains coming into Indian
sPolis regularly every day while was in
the city, and saw for myself the
Great Influx OF Strangers,
but did not personally recognize any OF
them as New York men. / do not know
how many polling places there were in the
city, but / do know that at all visited the
voting was carried on through hslss in the
wall was approached on several occa-
sions by United States detectives, who
asked me il il were not true that was IN
Indianapolis at the head of gang OF
Democratic repeaters. told them candidly
that was merely present in the city from
New York 10 witness the manner IN Wnlcn
the voting was done. The fact that they
were watched made them more careful.
Nearly the first thing asked me upon
my ARRIVAL in Indiana was: Are you 60
ing to do anything wrong% This was
asked by the detectives l told them that
| was there on the same business as them
selves. At the different hotels
whole Gangs OF Repeaters
were put up by some one individual, and
the gist Of the whole thing was that Dorsey
had come into the State with no less than
500, 600, and the repeaters were to be paid
at the rate of 81 q vote.
The majority of the white repeaters
came from Philadel phia; the colored ones
from Alexandria and Baltimore. There
can be no doubt at all that the true secret
of the Indiana Republican victory lay IN
the crisp, new two dollar bills that Dorsey
carried into that State. The leading Dem
ocrats of indianapolis were free OF speech
in declaring that the State had gone Repub'
hcan on the night Of the election"
We print their stories in the simple,
straightforward manner in which they
were given, with no effort to extort more
information than the authors possessed
They had taken no notes. But the scenes
Of demoralizstiOn and fraud made lasting
impression on them, as they would have
on any other honest men. And We have
other witnesses TO the same facts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-01
The News in New York.


NEW YORK, July 3l.-A rumor gnned
circulation here tonight that the Brother
hood of Telegrapers is responsible for The
hoax in regard to the Colorado disaster. 1t
is said that they had carefully laid q
scheme to haveSthis matter telegraphed
all over the country and thereby blockade
the Western Union company's business
by the thousands of messages that
would be sent by anxious friends
and relatives OF those reported
killed and by the newspapers sendin; for
particulars of the affair. This matter is
the sole topic of conversation t)-ni .ht eve-
~ place, and bitter feelings are expressed
against the perpetrator of this develish ca
nard, by which thousands of people were
terror stricken thinking that their friends
had met horrible fate. Upon whom the
guilt rests of this inhuman joke there is
no certainty, but the perpetrators will GER
tainly be hunted down and punished in
some way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-01
SPORTING MATTERS.
The UnAaished Two TWenty.Five 8ses
at Pittsburgh, Yesterday.

The UnAaished Two Twenty-Five Bses
~ Pittsburgh, Yesterday.
PrrTsBURGH, Pa, July Sl.-The unfinished
class Of 2:25 race, postponed Saturday, va,
won by Ira G, Algath, second; Zoe B
third; Western, fourth. Time in two heat,
trotted to-day, a:251S and 2:as.
CLEVELAND Races.
CLEvELASD, July Sl.-The following is
the result of the 2:29 trot Maxey Cobb, g.
l, /, 1; George V, l, ,, 8. 9; Allegsny Boy,
3, l, l, 5, 8; Felix, s 6, ,, IL; Maggie, l, 3,
3, IL, 6; Brown Wilkes, :, 5, 4, 4; Lady
Leah, II. 4, 6 5; Matte II, 1. :, 10, s; Nam
brino Clay, 6, s, I, 9; Tom Cameron. O. 10,
al; Billy Badey, 10, 8, 8, 10. Time, 2:2lh.,
2:20A, 2:23, 2:2lk.
Two Tweasy.Four Trot.
Sleepy Joe, 7, s, l, l, l.; Nellie,
& 6; / 5. elouds' ., st'a.fi 2; Louise l.,
4, 4, 4, 8; Edwin A, 4, 6, ;, 5, 5; Ina g.,
5, 3, g. Z, drawn; Lucrece, S, 5, s, drawn.
Time 2:2lL, 2:2lK, 2:2lx, 2:l9k, 2;0n.
Coming Frizs Fight.
New YORK, July 3l.-Mitchell won the
toss for the choice Of ground for the battle
with Maroi Slade. Some place near Kansas
City is expected to be selected.
Base Ball Y Yesterday.
New YORK, July Sl-Baltimores, l; Met
ropolitans, I.
CINCINNATI, July Sl.-Columbus, l; Gin
cinnatis, 3.
CHICAGO, July 3l.-New York, 5; Chicago
G.
BUFFALO, July Sl.-Providence, l.; Buf.
DETROIT, July 31.-rhiladsinhiss, I: De.
troit, ..
PHrLtpELPHIA, July Sl.-Athletics, Is;
Allegheny, II.
CLEVELAND, July 3l.-Boston, 5; Cleve.
land, L.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-01
PARKERSBURG.
Upsbur COunty's Rapid Progress
Pnrkersburg People Who Were In
jured in Fridays Railroad Horror.


PAHEErsTrRG, July 31.-Dr. A. G. Stall
naksr, OF BuckhannOn, passed through
here TO day Ell route home. The doctor has
been on visit to his old home at Writ c.
H, and spent a few hours with friends
here. The doctor thinks that Upshur
county is making rapid progress on the
way to worth and influence, and is OF the
opinion that the railroad connection now
made with the outside world will soon
make its influence felt in Buckhsnnon
and surrounding country.
Personal Matters.
frank Miller has returned from trip TO
the country.
Miss Cecilia Flsuuagap, of Wheeling, is
visiting her unCle, Mr.. VIM. Berne, OF the
Sixth ward.
The water works question is looming up
Miss Lottie Emery, who has been dam
gerously i'll, is now considered out OF dan
ger.
fered at Hills Central on Monday.
The genial Mike Flanagan, of Grafton,
one of the popular 3. 4 D. conductors, was
here on Sunday.
H. c. Mostes, of Belleville, spent Monday
in the city.
]. L. knight, the efficient clerk OF the
Pleasant county court, registered at HiIIS
Central yesterday.
ID. Handy. of Steubenville, is in the city
on business.
Capt. 3. +, Tracewell and wife, OF Wash
ipgtou Bottom, were here MonCsy.
DR.. Andrew Edminston, of Lewis county,
is in the citv.
Jpo. X. Rogers, OF Clarksburg, autograph
ed at Hills Central Monday.
Capt. Joe Holden spent Sunday with
friends in Marietta.
Major T. G. Gordon, OF the B. 4 o. Ex'
press Company, spent Sunday and Monday
with his family in Belpre.
The citizens of Burning Springs and
Elizabeth are about to make another move
to secure a telephone line from there to
Psrkersburg.
Ed. l.. Rose, Esq, of Wheeling is e1'
pected in Parkersburg August l..
Mrs. Moses Sweitzer and Mrs. 1. u
Fields. of this city, who were on the ill
fsted train wrecked with such fatal results
on Friday night last, were pretty severely
bruised, but not seriously injured.
Mr.. Charles Bukey and sister, Miss Mary
will spend short time at the sea shore,
and viii take in some of tie Eastern cities
before returning to Parkersburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-01
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS.
The Convention 10 be Held at Harris.
burg DAY - who the Nominees
are Likely 10 BE-.


burg To-Day - who the Nominees
are Likely 10 BE-.
Special TO the Register.
HARRIsBURG, Pa, July 31.-To'morro1
the Democratic State Convention meets
here, and the delegates, lookers.on, wire
pullers, the curious, newspaper correspond
ents, all of which help to make up the
crowd. have, began to pour in. Among the
arrivals to-day was Hon. Samuel J. Ran
dali, who is here to see that matters will
sail slong smoothly. There is no certainty
rs to who will be the chairman Of the
convention, and many names are men
toned for the honor. The liveliest inter-
est is manifested in the work. The REGIS
TER correspondent saw Mr.. Randall this
evening, and asked his opinion on tomor-
rows work. Sir. Randall said: 81 have
not much to say or predict tonight, save
that we have come here for harmony and
work; to nominate q ticket that will be
strong and make a good run in the coming
election" There is q prevailing opinion,
however, that Harrity is in the lead Tor
Auditor General and Jamison stands good
chance to be nominated for State Treasurer.
The Probable Chairman.
By associated Press.
HARRIsBURG, Pa, July 3l.-The Dems-
cratic Convention tomorrow promises to
be largely attended. The indications point
to Robert Z. James, of Northampton coun.
ty, for temporary and permanent chair
msn. There is no concentration yet on any
candidate for Auditor General or State
Treasurer The State Committee agreed to
recommend that delegates be called by
counties at the organization of the conven-
yention tomorrow, and that the commit
tees of the convention be selected by Sena-
torial districts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-01
IRON STATISTICS.
The Number OF Tons Manufactured
Last Year and its Spot Cash Value.

Last Year and its Spot Cash Salue.
WASHINGTON, July 3l.-The following is
taken from q report entitled The Mineral
Resources of the United States" Gross
tons of pig iron made, 1923, ,323; spot value,
$lO6, 336, 40 Gross tons of iron ore mined,
100000; spot value, So, 400 900. Gross
tons OF domestic iron ore consumed,
s,7OO,OOO; spot value, $3l, 800, 900. Gross
tons of imported iron ore consumed,
5s9,6S5; total cross tons OF iron ore
consumed, $685. ,655: total spot value
of all iron and steel in the first stage Of
manufacture excluding all duplication,
SI7l, 1886, ,42g: gross tons OF anthracite con.
sumed in all iron and steel works. lnciud.
ing furnaces, 3. 100000; gross tons OF btu
mIrOus coal consumed in all iron and
steel works, including furnaces, 66JO,OOOi
gross tons OF coke consumed in all iron aud
steel works, including furnaces 900.
Number OF bushels of charcoal consumed
in all iron and steel works, Including fur
nsreS, lU7, 1000.
Number gross tons OF limestone con sum.
ed as tlUx, &S50,OOO. Spot value, S2,3lO,0lO.
First Half Of's3.
For the first six months Of 1883 the totals
were as follows: Gross tons OF pig iron
mace 2352 Ol9; spot value, SH,OlO,3NO.
Gross tons of iron ore mined and consumed
4.5,O,uIO; spot value $l2, ,375, 600 Gross tons
imported iron ore ConsUmeg, l>3,UJO.
Total number Of gross IONS OF iron ore
CO, sumed, 4,6N5,OUO.
Total spot value of all iron and steel il
the lirst stage Of manufacture, excluding
ali duplicates, S7l 900 900. Gross tons OF
anrhraCite consumed in all iron aud steel
works, including furnaces, 100000 Gross
tons of bituminous coal consumed in all
iron and steel works, incluiind furnaces,
3,lIO, 900. Gross tons of coke consumed in
all iron and steel works, inclueing furnaces,
|. 100, 900. Number of bushels of charcoal
consumed in all iron ond steel works, in.
cluding furnaces, 3S,750,0O0. Gross tons Of
limestone consumed as hux, l,l9j. Spot
yaiue 81 .O72 500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-01
Tho Indians.

CHrAGO, July Ex-senator Davis, of Mas
sachusetts, chairman OF tho select commit.
littee sppoin,ed by the United States S,n'
ate 10 investi gate the grl evances of Indians
on the Dskotab and Montana reservations.
il in the city. The other members Of the
The committee are Senators Logan. Vest,
and Cameron, OF Wisconsin, and Morgan,
If hIsbams. Representatives Haskell, ot
Kspsss, and Delegate Maginnis. OF Mon
isns, Who are expected 10 arrive 10 NOR:
row. when the plsns OF future action will
be outlined. II isp expected the COMMITTEES
will leave for 81. Paul tomorrow night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-01
WASHINGTON.
Repairs at the W hite House-A scheme 9
by England to Exclude Our Cattle
Ashar Ma1sars

washington. July 3l.-Col. Rockwell, in
his annual report recommends $4,000 be
appropriated for improvements at the
White House.
1t has been reported to the Treasury De.
partment that British Parl ament is con-
sideripg measures looking TO the interdic'
ton of cattle from foreign countries where
foot ard mouth disease prevails, and that
an attempt will probably he made 10 have
it apply TO importations from the United
States. 1t is stated at the Treasury
Department Tat such application
would he unNar-an:ed as a thorough
nyes; CATION IN the subject con.
clu ted, has shown that foo: and
mouth disease does not prevail
among cattle in his country. Steps will be
taken to bring this fact TO the attention OF
the British Government TO the end that
orders in Council on the subject may not
he mace applicable to the importation OF
cattle from this country.
Representative Haskell, chairman Of the
House Committee on Indian Affairs, noti-
fled Indian Commissioner Price, to-day, on
account OF i'll health, that he Is compelled
10 decline to serve on the Creek Indian
Com sion
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-01
Official Contradiction.

CmcAGo, Ill, July 31.-The following
disratch was received here this evening:
DESvER, Col, July 81.
To I. Lowell, Gen. Pass. Agent {. B. 4 q,
X T., Chicago
am informed some malicious person
has sent report to the eastern press OF a
frightful accident on our lines. There is
not word of truth in the same. We
have not injured a passenger for over a
yesr. The only detention on our line YES
ierday was caused by a slight washOut,
which was remedied, and the entire line
will be up in No. l shape by tomorrow.
LSignedl F. G. NTMs,
Gen. Pass. Agent. Denver & K. &. II. r.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-01
THE CLOSING SCENES
In KeIIer's Trial at Parkersburg
Watched with Much Interest bV the
PubIic-WGat 10 Will yirtuslly De-
eide
,SnecinL 10 The Rcnister.

SDecIHt TO the Register.
PAREERsBURG. July 3l.-Nothiny OF
special interest occurred in the Scioto case
to-day. The defense opened some rebut-
ting testimony and rested. The Court was
only in session short time. The Govern
ment will probably decide to offer some re-
butting evidence tomorrow. The counsel
on both sides have prepared and
submitted instructions in the case
which are quite lengthy. 1t
is thought unless something new is deyel-
oped tomorrow that the argument will be-
gin during the afternoon. Judges Flick
and Furguson will both make speeches in
behalf of the government, and John A.
Hutchinson and B. B. Dovener for the de.
fense. As the closing scenes OF this noted
trial approach, public interest increases,
and the end is watched with anxiety by
the friends of the accused and those who
are held under similar indictments, as re-
suit Of the present trial will virtually de.
Cide the other cases. The argument will
probably last four days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-01
Insnpanee HatfaFs.

NEw YoR3. July 31-The new Boaed OF
Underwriters adopted a report and rcaom-
mendatio7s Of COMMITTEES. OF fifteen sub
mitted last winter. reducing the charges
in insurance in cases OF buildings where
Improvements had been made. 4 resolu-
rion Was also passed deprsciating the policy
buress OF building in allowing the efec-
tion of buildings for warehouse and manu-,
far'ering purposes, which are not provided
with iron shutters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-01
Another Contradiction.

denver, Col, July 3l.-The report in
circulation yesterday that the Grand Army
OF the Republic excursion train being
wrecked in Black Canyon on the Denver
AMI Rio Grande Railway, and great mum
Der OF lives were lost, has not the least
foundation. In fact, absolutely nothing
occurred to mar the pleasure of the excur'
SiOnists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-01
Traas Cotton.

l.rw. July 3i.-The correspondent
OF the Agricultural Department Tor North.
rm i,Ios reports early planted cotton
rrr pu'ei with foces and nos blossom
ing n,ar The top but needing rain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-01
Win the Hntchet Ruried
VIII Pull Through.

BosroS, July SIC. H. Warde & Co,
wholesale shoe dealers here, who were re-
ported to have failed in connection Win
the Shaw failure, state positively tnat toey
have NOT suspepded. and though hsmpered
by other failures, say they viii be able to
pull through.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-01
MINERS CONVENTION.
The D district 20 Become q Part or the
Miners IAma aisnniated Associatton.

iSnncinI fn the Renisicr,


PGTrsBURGH, July 3l.-Ths district con.
vention of the coal M ners opened its ses.
sion at knights Of Labor Hall, corner Of
Eleventh and Penn avenue, this morning
at 10 O'Clock. Thomas II. Atkinson, OF Saw
mill.run, occupied the chair, while Secre-
tary FlanRery flung the Faber. When the
roll was called, thirtyfye delegates re.
sronded. twenty-five Of whom were from
the railroad pits and the remainder from
the river district. Mr.. John Costello was
elected president OF the district To-mor.
row this disttict goes into the new aSsocia'
ton and with the new constitution re-
Gently adopted il becomes a mart OF the
Mines AmaIUHmaved Association. &C.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-01
DESTRUCTIVE BLAZE.
ARroOEe County Residence, with all
It's Contents, Destroyed.

Special 10 the Register.
S,LrBENyILLE, July 3l.-Iesterday even
ing, about o'clock, frame house owned
.nd situated on the farm Of Nathaniel
Wells, Esq, in Brooke county, w. Va, op'
posite this city, and Just back OF Fairy
Glen, was completely destroyed by fire. TO-
getber with much Of its contents. the
house was occupied by Mr.. Ephriam We Is
and family, ana that gentleman being alb
sent from home at the time, his wife only
succeeded in saving part OF the household
effects. The loss is about 1920, with no
insurance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-01
C.u,n.r., s,ris. o. Plt,shursh.

PITTSBURGH, July 3l.-The caulkers EN-.
plUyed at the seveSal boat yards Oh the
South Side, 10 the number OF about DO.
bEve struck against reduction from s. 80
to s. 25 per day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-01
NnI SeIiled Vet.

CONCORD, N. H, July 3l.-On the thirty
eighth joint ballot for United States Ssna-
tor to-day, Pike gained IS over Friday
vote, L. Burns II. Marston 2. Chandler
est IS and Tappan =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-01
A BOY Murderer.

PHILADELPHIA, July Sl.-William Walker,
sgfd II, stabbed in the abdomen win I
ir,cheT's knife Saturday by Edward Trod'
dan. aged s, has died. frodden threT the
Life With all his strength.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-01
RhiIadAIAhiA Mint.

PHILADELPHIA, July 3l.-The coinage In
the United States mint the past month
aggregated 3056, 900 pieces valued at VI.
228. $50, This amount includes l,2oO,o]
silver dollars
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-01
ReaiRned.

HAVANA, July 31.-Gsn. Prendergsst,
Captain General of Cuba, resigned, owing
10 IN health. Gen. Chinchille, Wee Cap
tain General, also resigned. Gen. Castillo
has been appointed as Gen. Prendergasts
Successor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-01

MANY times you want to keep meat or
fish for several days. Lay it in a solution
OF Rex Magnus over night and yon can
keep it for weeks. You cNn also keep milk
a week or 30 by stirring iu little OF Iae
''SacS Flake brand.