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INTERESTING TO SPECTATORS.

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DING IS IS, On =, The Il MARGIN Plan:
tHfiE Or If5GP nEi 81 THE
ARE UNEoGALIED l IN THIS iitsf couNrkH iS hoosh
STOCKS AND HOW TO SPECULATE
u The R bERF5 FOR STERILIZATION All TO FIND
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SSfsT AR ME- NE o NE nn fHn Fd
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$ SSH oaREh s II !fTAFff'3R
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9 9I9! r TO BUY p SHARES OF ERIE AND THE
6 6I THE r 3IGEk Z, ao net F. 50 THAT ALL
GESf shAkEs s1ao 4 20 LS saA r t Ne
M s. s sMa a M ShhGEs as SrS y FIR
SHARE. IT IS NOT ADYIsABLE 10 TRUST TO 50
Least PER SHARE AccoMPASY- i THE 1 Or
ia N bFp 6EnsE Any AGc0GNr UNTlL TIE
RE PR H, 70 P2 s. s. y SE eSSf1MEE oRI&f
THosE VINO DkS To KEEP TH ls fs aCoMHTs
G &C -, UNHER 5oEDTNART FLgdTUAIi9Ns1s5oe
on SMALLER lois. LIE 'zA1iN IN 'i'0r oi' iioN
70 Ma ( p NE q S1S 6; rEEFEcTIY PLAIN
= SHARES oF W14srEKS UNioN 4 TI Ell OR AZ
f y f2fTS t2S HXhHr s 1 we AP p
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PEEE rs NONE Nr fnsb SH1f Is I'VE HE
sadS SFfF 81 SsR G9op TO 26 THE R FT
SH ,, -, OF sT9ch AT 5sts s5 CARRIEs II GOOD
s a At ~ TrH IT Is BETTER 70
81 PER SHARE; BECAUSE THE STOCK BOuGHT
A1h "a n?GS M IG 6 }Fsn fRk
rs The M s4 Il o Slf TfH + SfS Is Ks
F9 9n a fj II nHE GENEEAL GoMPANT
t HOY 10 3 spEGELAIh IS sIoCks IS that ALL
St Is "a mp o rBEAS ""L0Sas hSD Shorts
tAMIlIAK MIlH STOCK sfEGu iil lA OF
HASE ONLY 10 SAY THAT WE ACCEPT OkDEkS
10 Bt1 OK SELL my ACTIVE STOCK IN LOIS
or Oh 10 ~ . 100 SHARES IN MARGIN OF OR MORE
RI. I'M: Al DEAl.Eh'S OPTION; THAT WE EN-
r I! r lHE ORDERS AT ONCE. MD MATT UNTIL.
I 10 ~ MARGIN Is EXHAUSTED BEFORE SELL
M M, 49 30 oUI: THAT We TELEGliAPH AT ONCE
iHE PttlCs AT WHICH EVERY ORDER HAS BE IN
n FIIiiiitED AND TIA L TRANSACTION MAY BE
MADE OR CLOSED 81 TELEGRAPH OR MAIL.
oiit OFFICES ARE ALWAYS OPEN FOR The AC-
COMMODATION OF THE PUBLIC
7. BRIGHAM BISHOP & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
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Established 1870 Mo
l. A U SUR TIoN
FOURTH GRAND ANNUAL sALR
HOLIDAY HANDKERCHIEFS
We shall attempt to eclipse all former efforts in point
Of style, assortment and values
For ten days previous to arrival Of novelties
shall make specially low prices to close ends Of lots as
for instance,
25 DOz. LADIES' H. s. AND PRINTED ALL-LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFs.
for which price has been 17c 2oc and 25c We pro-
pose to close at 121zc.
25 DOz. LADIES' H. s. AND PRINTED ALL-L1NEN
AND SHEER LAWN HANDKERCHIEFS,
for which our price has been 31c. 33c and 374c We
propose to close at DC each
10 DoZ. LADIES' EXTRA FINE HEMsTITCHED
AND EMBROIDERED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS,
for which price has been &C. 75c and ST. We have
made one price. SOC, to close
AS the prices are made solely to clear our stock of
Odds and Ends it presents opportunity to buy for
ones personal at about half price which prudent
buyers will improve.
We offer also special bargains in
PLAIN WHITE HANDKERCH1EFs,
as follows:
LADIES' ALL-L1NEN H. s. HANDKERCHIEFs,
Good quality, 10c. each
LADIES' ALL-LINEN H. S HANDKERCHIEFs.
flne quailty in hafinch, oneinch and two inch hems
at l219c. each. Extraordinary value.
LADIES' EXTRA FINE FRENCH SHEER LAWN
HANDKERCHIEFS,
In half inch three ter inch and inch hens only
25c. each
The finest and most elegant handkerchief ever offered
at this price
CH1LDRENs CoLoRED, BoRDERED HANDKER-
CHIEFS,
Sc, 61lc., So and 10c. each.
MEMS WOVEN BORDER THREE QUARTER ALL
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS,
12]Gc. each; would be cheap at TIC
MEMS FANCY H. s. PRINTED AND PLAIN
WHITE H. s.,
Extra fine quality 25c each
MEMS FANCY II. S. AND PRINTED HANDKER.
CHIEFS,
3774c each-new style and regular Soc quality.
In connection with above shall offer some remark
able bargains in
CHINA SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
2OINCH CHINA SILK HANDKERCHIEFs,
so. each
PINCH CHINA SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
&c. each
A1NCH CHINA SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
pinch LINEN HANDKERCHIEF
Fancy Borders, only 75c each
PINCH CHINA SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
Fancy Border. elegant quality only 75c each.
20-INCH COLORED SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
3719c.-regular Soc quality
20-INCH BBOCADED SILK HANDKERCHIEFs.
5oc each-never before offered at the price
PINCH BROCADED SATIN HANDKERCTIIEFs.
only 75c. each.
PINCH ELEGANT BROCADED SATIN HANDKER.
CHIEFS,
superb Assortment Of Patterns only 81 90 each
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
WOODWARD & LoTHROP,
ONE PRICE ONLY. n1os
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ii reads Ike old colonial times to have Jamaica
DEMANDING that she shall not he taxed without
representation. The island is scarcely biz enough
To get up a revolution all 10y ITSELF but il is to be
hni"'i that the energetic circumstances OF its peo-
PIE viii ma more penetrdbie ears in the Gladstone
ministry than our demands found in the DAYS of
Gorg'' tha Third, and existing evils be peacefully
and II h1fuly relieved.
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SPECIAL SALE OF PIANOS AND ORc,xs

No: IA surerb Square Grand Piano. nss1-..zesza
massive rosewood case. laid with pearls eJtray "
heavily carved it4rs and Tyre very powerful -
ana yInpatetc i'll tone took the prize at the great
American Institute Fair purchased of XI IOl.
now III perfect order. with all modern improvements
handsome embroidered cover aud stool to correspond
Price 4lG5 Cash If sold before November 18th No "a
genuine VIM Knahe Co in style nearly like No lnearIy
new the best the firm makes worth 5000 will sci for
1925 No. "A Hanes Bro Square Plane; cost $40 on
the Avsnne j, is as good as when bought will take 1885,
worth S4U No. A fuil-sized three-strneed Cabinet
Grand UPRIGHT. used three months standard make and
great bargain. $l15 No. 5-A splendid Chckerins
Piano In perfect order with stool and cover only $40
No 6-G0od Square Piano, for practice, only 500 No.
banie Pane Rntt f3r bsnne mel; No sA genuine
No 9INew ORGANS. fully warranted. $50 No 1O-The
Inatchless Shoninger Cymblla Organs low price
So monthly Payments; the only organs JIM the world
containing real chime of bells ~
N B-Liberal prices allowed for second hand ipstr,,
ments in exchange bring deposit as YOU viii need it
no refusal given without deposit. ~ 49,
Remember the place.
C. J. REED
nlO 1873 7th street northwest
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TIE STAR Office is connected with the Telephone
ESrhargr. Advertisements orders for the paper by
rail aGd otherwise news any information or BUSH
Les can II sent lay night. free Of charge
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(0FFICIAL.)

y
PREPAYMENT OF STATE
IL WASHINGTON. ID. c. SoreuherS 1899
Information MAS been received this Department
from Mr.. Frank O. HauEhwort. the the United
States at Naples Italy of the DEATH the 10Th of Oe
toD-r. ISIS at Naples of Mrs. SARAH T. PHINsI;Y an
American sculptures. late of Rome
The !tal representatives, Of the deceased obtain
further iutoru.a. 10y applying this Department 1t
MN r RILEY HAS NOW IN STORE A LARGE
w And well selected
STtfih OF DRY GOODS.
:or fGI:sy Us We call particular attention to our
IL. STOCK q Blankets Quilts. Comforts. Table Linen
Siyytlt. Towels and NAPKINS Silks llr,:.rs and
Lilies Cloths Emil stock OF LADIES tentie1Ie1i's and
tti.drcnS tndrrwa call is solicited from ali lii
Wat ~ Dry trg0t:s- NM. X. RILEY,
nln6t Riley Building. cor 9th ard SITS H. w
NJ WILL GIVE EXCLUSIVE SALE AT AND
near Washington, Of "A very popular brand Flour:
10y St lGTe margin 70 responsible dealer Their.
V vi! I7-h 1t FRANKLIN MILLS co. ~ Clark
- NI-1-sSt, III niU-eu3t
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

INOR RENT-a0 ACRES NEAR BRIGHTWOOD,
II improved by small four room house; well of good
water at the door: rent low TO ornament tenant. o.
c. GREEN Firemens Building, 18th street and Louis
lana avenue. nS-10t
TNOR RENT-FARM HOUSE. 9 ROOMS. CELLAR
II 80 feet Porches, use of COW. fuel beautiful and
healthy location within miles of city go per month
and stable Il. A. PHILLIPS. l42S n. Y. OF 1m&2w
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WALKERS. 2O4 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST
w Carpet Lining Felt. Shoe1nakers Apti-souezk
Portland and 4 Top Clements Lime Plaster Pitch Felt
baaAIs SfoSAss Asts AAuss o. 6epD
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UrOR SALE-A LARGE STOCK OF ITALIAN MAR
- BILE and Granite Monuments Headstones yases etc
Monuments cleaned and lettered in cemeteries W
RUTHERFORD CO.. Pa ave-. 2lst ap2s -gnls
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SS3UO TO $4,000 WANTED ON LONG TIME AT
" SIX per cent first mortgage northwest hous.s
Address NORTHWEST, Star Office nl0-6ts
EfOR SALE-HALF INTEREST IN ESTABLISHED
Il mercantile business. good chance for the right
man with So 600 cash For particulars apply to TYLER
RUTHERFORD, l226 street northwest MOST
A GENTLEMAN VISITING FLORIDA ON OR
"A about December LIST will undertake business for
other parties. Address FLORIDA call E. NJ.
NOURSE, 1920 street. ns-3t.
II LIBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED ON
~ time deposits United States Bonds bought and sold
at market rates collections made everywhere. by
SQUIER CO., Bankers l4l6 Pa. m19-6m
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SCRAP PICTURES.

q rety OF Relief and Scrapbook ures birthday
Cards. Paper Dolls French Tissue Paper Don't forget
to buy some pictures for the little folks scrapboOk m
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tfoR SALE-A FINE STOCK OF CARRIAGES,
Il comprising ) cOupcs. laIdaus landau!ette mark
phaton drag several fine bulgi.S lightning iunp-ssis
Surveys &c; wlll sell regal dl,s price make rooI
N
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

|TOR RENT-VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS
Il for rent in the National Safe Deposit conpany,s
building northeast corner 18TH street and New York
4VeuOe n1O-3t
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

tTOR RENT-'THE RICHMOND"
L corner ii and 18th streets northwest
, we are now prepared to make contracts for fats in
the above handsome building, which will be ready for
occupation Oh or before January 1st 1884
80 THOS. j. FISHER & CO.
n9-2" 1924 street northwest :
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WANTED-HOUSES.

NANIED-TO RENT OR LEASE-AN ELIGIBLE
w Building for \ irst-class boarding house: one
already established with furniture preferred Address
'I1sNINIaN star Office nl0-2ts
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-24
WIFE AGAINST WIFE.
Singular Suit Brought by the La
Actor hOrne's Divorced Bride.

Singular Suit Brought by the Late
Actor IhOrne's Divorced Bride.
BoSroN, November 23.-Ellen Thorne, the
first wife CT the late Charles R. Thorne, Jr.,
actor, has brought singular suit against
Mary S. Thorue, the deceased actors second
wife, who is reputed wealthy, aad whom
the actor married after several years sep
aration from the first bride. The first wife
was granted divorce in 1882 with one
hundred and fifty dollars month slimouy,
which was paid up to the time of Thorne's
death. The plaintiff claims that in 1873
contract was signed by the second wife, she
guaranteeing that Thorne should pay the
frst wife $50 q month, and in case OF his
failure to do so she herself would assume
the burden; that the monthly payments
should cease July L, 1888. and that she
would then pay the first wife $1,000.
The second wife claims that she is iguo-
rant Of the contract, and that il made ii is
void, inssmuch as Thorne and the plaintiff
subsequently entered into an sgreement
which nullified il; that Thorne fulfilled
his second contract and that the plaintiff
clsimed 10 be the legal wife of Thorne and
subsequently, procured divorce as such.
If she was the legal wife she could not
make any legal contracts with her alleged
husband, and therefore the present contract
and guarantee is void.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-24
SPEAKER RANDALL,
CARLISLE AND cox LESS CONFIDENT,
Three Leading Georgia Papers Declare for
the Man From the Keystone State
Morrison Growing Very
Timid.
Special 10 the Re1istr.

q WASHINGTON, November 23.-It can be
said with truth that the speakership con-
test has not yet commenced in earnest.
Members continue TO come in slowly, and
to-day brought only two more. The candi-
dates now on the ground and their chief
supporters are the ones who are making all
noise Of battle. Lists Of member, are
constantly conned over, aud every day two
of the candidates at least have new esti-
mates to offer of their own personal
strength. Morrison, Carlisle's right hand
man, now gives out that his chief
will have seventy seven votes on the irst
ballot, drop from one hundred and three,
claimed few days ago. Coz claims New
York solid, at least five votes from ohio,
twenty from the South, and strong fol-.
lowing from the Northwest. Springer
claims at the most but four votes on the
first ballot. Randall still refuses to give
any positive estimate Of his own strength; ;
and not until TIE remaining one hundred
and sixty members arrive will i: be known
how much is guess work and how much
are facts on the part of the various candl-
dates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-24
The WESTERN CORN CROP.
DIscournair E"ports from Illinois,
ItdiADa. aud Iowa.


ItdiRDR. aud Iowa.
CHIcAGo, November % - Special tele.
grams to the Tribune received from Hi.
nois, Indiana, and Iowa show an alarming
amount Of soft corn on hand. The reports.
with one or two minor exceptions, are all
Of the same tenor, and indicate that large
percen tsge Of the corn gathered in these
three States is sOfi caused by the crop first
freezir & and af;crwsrd thswipg. This va,
followed By damp leather. which prevented
tie corn from hardening. Buyers are refus-
ing 10 handle the ttUf. as il Is not In con-
dtion TO CRIB. The reports are Of the most
gloomy character, and the corn is generally
reported az being ft only for feed, for
which most Of the farmers are nov using
it. The greatest trouble will be the seed
question. Farmers will undoubtedly have
TO 90 outside for seed, and just here comes
the difficulty. Experience shows that
Kansas corn in this climate takes much
too long a time too ripen, and II was inva
risbly the fields planted from the foreign
seed vkich were the frs: 10 show the effect
OF the early fros's. Nebrasks corn does =
little better. but is not generally Y considered
sat is!sciory. Under these conditions ot
soft corn aud unsatisfactory foreign seed
the fsrneTs throughout the states men.
tened are generally discoUrsgc,i.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-24
ANDY TAYLOR AMBLES
BY The Aid OF Knotted Hemp, Yes
terday,
From this World Into the Unknown-"I
Could Drink Your Hearts Blood"
the Last Words Of the
Murderer.

LONDON, Tenn, November 23.-Andy
Taylor was executed at 3:15 this afternoon.
He maintained the utmost indifference to
the last and refused to converse with a
minister. He ate dinner with much rel
rsh. At2:3O he was tiken from Jail and
mounted the gsllows with a firm step.
When asked il he wished to address the
crowd he said he did not want to say a
Cd d-n word. He was entirely un-
moved on the gallows After the moose was
adjusted he SAID to the sheriff of Hamilton
county, Cd d-m you, | could drink
your hearts blood"
The drop was sprung at 3:I5 and he died
of strangulation in nine minutes and was
cut down at 3:27. The crowd was orderly.
The gsllUws was screened. 1t was the lirst
private execution that ever took place in
the State. Tu-night, three hours after the
hsrging Andy Taylor, Bel Williams
and John Mckee, botn white, be.
cane involved in quarrel with some
negroes snd ard Williams was struck on
the head with stone and his skull
crushed. Ii is thought he will die.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-24
HANcocK's LOST JEWELRY.
The General Reeovers Their Value by
Suit at Law.


asaft at Law.
New YORK, November 23.-A decision
was rendered to day by the Court OF Ap-
peals in the suit Of General Hancock
sgainst the Messrs, Rand, proprietors OF
the st. Cloud Hotel, in this city. While
the General, with his family, occupied 8
suite Of rooms at the hotel, paying By the
month and being served meals a Ia carte, .
quantity Of jewelry and other articles were
stolen from his apartments, and General
Hancock sued for their value. The defense
sought to establish that by reason OF the
monthly letting, special contract had
been entered into which diyested them Of
their liability.
Judge George G. Munger, who. with
Judge McMshon, was counsel for General
Hancock, said 10 day, that the courts had
held that arrangement such as that made
by General Hancock did not convert q ho-
tel man into a boarding house keeper. Be
ing asked wherein consisted the difference
he said that hotel keeper was obliged to
take oil who came demanding hospitality
and that he had lien on the goods for the
amount Of the bill, and that he was an in.
surer Of valusbles while under his roof.
On the other hand, boarding house people
could refuse admittsnce where they thought
fit, and were not liable to the same extent
as hots keepers. The result OF the case is
that General Hancock will recover the full
value Of the property lost by him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-24
IN BRIDGEPOnr CIRCLES.
what News is observation-disclosures
GoasIO.


Mr. Henry Hathaway, . bright younE
man Of this city, who formerly wrote for
th. RESisTEs and who has been attending
q pharmacy school at Baltimore, has Just
been elected President Of the Senior class.
This j. quite al honor.
Invitations are out for grand reception
to be given and Mrs. w. w. Holloway. In
KiFkwood. on the evening Of the 5Oth.
inst. In honor 0f their son. Mr.. }. J. Hollo-
wsy, and wife, who will return next week
from their Wedding trip. Many friends
will be present from this and the adj DIN.
ing neighborbood, and . magnificent snsir
10 promised.
Ar. X. NJ. Eaton, Of 81 CIairsviiIs, vss
In town yestsrfsy.
The c. l.. * ". depot has been remodslsd
su d improved In such manner thst IL is .
credit 10 the company and 70 ths town -
veil.
II tell you tbsfss pretty bod case" or
something likewise, 10 tbs way the people
OF this place speak when talking shout the
Hobo mack Spence suit. Great interest 10
manifested in Il by the people bsre. and
tke papers are watched BY everyone.
A petition is being circulated bv the ID
nipistrator OF the KirkSood estate, asking
hat the street between Whitley and Bsp.
nett b. opened. There appears 70 be much
objection TO the openinG, snd one inform
snt rays thst very lev pe1oos will. or
should. sign the petition.
Last week the cold was the compidnS,
next Il VS. the rain, and soS IL 10 the m1d,
the awful mud.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-24
HIS cR0WNlNG EFFORT.
Mahone's Laying His Plans TO Control
the vIrKinia SENATE

the Virginia Senate.
WASHINGTON, November 23.-Mahone is
believed 70 be meditating desperate at
tempt to keep his grip on the State Senate
Of Virginia. As result of the recent elec.
ton, the Conservatives have practically
two-thirds majority in the Legislature.
The bulk of their majority is in the lower
house. The Legislature is rendered impor-
tant apart from its other possibilities, by
the fact that it will re district the State un-
der the lew Congressional apportionment.
II the Conservatives can secure absolutely
two-thirds majority by unseating the two
Readjuster Senators who hold federal
offices, and perhaps some other members
Of the Senate, they
Can Pass Such q Redfsf ricting Bill
as pleases them over the veto Of Gov. Cam
eron. On the other hand, if Malone can
replace five Conservative Senators with
five defeated Readjusters, through the
operations of the returning board, which is
imposed of Read listers, he can dictate to
the Conservatives in the lower house. 1t is
understood that Malone contemplates Just
such move. 1t is said that he has already
written five OF the defeated Readj djuster
candidates for the Senate, asking them
whether they would CO operate with him,
and that only two have returned favorable
responses. OF course, there are others to
whom he will apply, but these five were
picked men upon whose assistance he re.
lied. 1t is said too, that he is not sure OF
his returning board. But
He Has MOI Abandoned the Effort.
The address he recently put forth was de.
signed to pave the way for some such move
ment. An attempt of this sort would
create great sensation IN Virginia. Jones,
the Malone candidate for Senator against
Nickhsm IN Hanover county, whose cam
paign attracted more attention than any
other, was out in a card withdra wing from
the contest which he had begun, on the
ground that Wickham and the Conserva-
tiyes had carried the election by force and
fraud. He says i'll his card that he cannot
prove his charges 1t is unfortunate for
Malone that be should have embodied
them in his address. Jones and Wickham
mutual Withdraw II charges and epithets
Trustw Orthy Information From Rich
mOnd
is to the effect that, despite the alleged
Conservative bulldozing and fraud, the
Readjusters polled 5000 more votes this
year than last. OF the 12S,OO negroes
nezendorf says more than 5000 voted the
Conservative ticket, as did several thou
sand white Republican Read busters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-24
MANY MURDERS.
The String of Cases on Trial in
Deddridge County.
A MAN IN DANGER OF IYNcHINe.
A Crazed Actor Attempts the Life Of John
SteVeEs-A Day Of Judgment for
ROwel, the Murderer
of Lynch.
Sl,scial 10 the Register.

WESr UNION, November 23.-The time OF
the court yesterday was almost exclusively
taken up with the murder cases. The
counsel for the prisoners are making unu-
sual efforts, fighting each step with a des-
perste tenacity worthy Of their calling.
In Little Bills" case a motion was made
to day for a change OF venue to sustain
which proper affidaYits were filed. This
brought on a violent and protrscted argu-
ment between the lawyers. The change OF
venue was asked On the ground, as al
legged, of
The Violent Prejudice Existing
against the prisoner, making it difficult, if
not impossible, to get a jury of unbiased
men in this county. The case was finally
passed over till tomorrow morning, with
leave granted the prosecution to file counter
affidavits Some little excitement was
ocCasioned by the counsel for young Kin
ney announcing that they would object to
his young Kinney's) being used as a wit
ness in the trial OF big Bill" The objec-
tion was Afterwards Withdrawn.
Big Bills case was set for next Monday.
Swiger's case was called and
A Plea OF Not Guilty
SulSEtu. II Will SOLuo up ZIG tAAAu uay VI
next term. From what your correspondent
can learn there seems to be nothing what
ever in Swiger's favor. His chances of
stretching hemp are distressingly tatter-
ing. He is rather a good looking young
man with frank, open eountensnce, with
noting in it to indicate yiciousness. a
large crowd was in attendance to day who
watched each move of the attorneys with
intense interest, bat preserving at the same
time perfect order.
The Cayton case was set for Monday,
December Sd.
Il. II. Free and Col. Bob. Blair were ap-
pointed at the last term OF the court to de-
lend Little Bill. On the motion for change
Of venue TO day they made
Exciting and Eloquent Speeches
in his behalf. Col. Ben Wilson and Judge
Stuart replied in manner fully sustaining
their regulations as skillful and adroit
criminal LAWYERS.