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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-04
Overthrow of the Conservatives.
PliladelpI'd Prcu, Rep.

There 10 no mistaking the significance Of
the result. II is not personal, but political.
Both Mr.. Randall and Mr.. Carlisle are re-:
spected a. men Of high character, wide eI
poiut OF view there was little 70 choose be-
tween them. aud that little had no weigh.
in determining the contest. II was not
what they were, but what they represent:
cd that decided the battle. The defeat Of
Nr. Racial is the overthrow OF the conser-
ystive clements Of his party. The success
Of Mr. Carlisle is the unmisLsGsb!e triumph
cf ,te Southern, Free-trade, unrestrsined
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-04
a ONAAlO 0ail,

Yesterday Henry Thoupsou, the nsr,
friend Of young Patterson, through his
attorney, John 9. Robinson. brought suit
for $1,000 against the Wheeling Iron and
Nail Company. The grounds for this suit
are that young Patterson wss hired 70 st
tend seI..feeding mil mschins ct the Top
mill, and some time ago. while st work.
got bis right arm caught 10 Get OF COG
wheels, tearing nearly oil the mesh on TO
the shoulder. The docton were obliged 70
smputats the arm few inches below the
plsipapt In this suit clsim that the sccidsnt
occurred through negligent Of The CON Sany
"a not putting Q screen over these wheels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-04
A Republican Yell.

TTIITTTII I'|T''
The choice OF Carlisle over Randall in
forms the country beyond doubt that the
purposes Of the Democratic party are
founded upon Southern provincial isms
and Western conceits, and mean q radical
and narrow minded Interference with the
essential elements OF the glorious proSre $
that has been achieved since the rebellion
was suppressed and the Republican rule
WAS established.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-04
GUILTY
Of Murder In tho Second Degree
the Verdict
IN LITTLE BILL KINNEY'S CASE
Sentence not yet Passed bu. the Prisoner
Perfectly Satisfied - Securing a
Jury for Big Bill Kin
ney's Trial.
Special 10 the Re1is.eT.

WEST UNION. December 3.-The jury in
Little Bill Kinney's case to-day returned q
verdict OF guilty OF murder in the second
degree. The court has not yet fixed the
term of Imprisonment The prisoner was
quite cool and is perfectly satisfied with
the verdict. The lawyers on both sides
complimented the jury in very aattering
terms. The court is now engaged in get
ting jury in Big Bill Kinney's case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-04

II you leel yourself growing weaker. your
strescth falling. the functions OF your body
becoming i'm npaued, take warning in time!
Your blood is starving for want OF nourisR-
nent. Dr.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and ssr-
sapsrills is good tor the blood. Il purifes
his stream Of life sud strengthens every
part OF the body. rebuilds broken down
constitution. produces dreamless siumber:
ana restores wasted energies and shattered
rs-vnrs srs;em. A trial bottle VII COZ
vince. no otae5 rsneiy e4aAls IL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-04
Triumph OF Sound Principle.

IHIIl. KCCUTH. IIpf. VfU,
We would have been gratiiied by the Sc.
lection OF our distinguished townsman
lRandsll) to the Office second only TO the
Presidency in the importance OF its func'
tons, but as this personal qualification has
been denied us we feel a compensation in
The triumph OF q sound rrincipIe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-04
Larre Fire q, . nissSsyI Tsva.

ST. LCus. December 3.-About . dorm
OF stores and Offices we're bun ned st Chilli
ooihe, No., yesterday. The loss 10 up.
wards Of $1,000. Insured
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-04
BEllAIRE.

Yesterday morning about half pas, seven
O'Clock Mrs. Mary s. Crafty, whose danger
GUS illness has been noticed in the RroIsrKR.
passed away. Some weeks ago Mrs. Crafty
met with a very unfortunate accident and
typhoid fever set in soon afterwards, from
which she died. She was born In washing
ton county, Pa. In the year lSl2. placing
her sge at y years. She was msrfied 70
John &. Crafty In 1898. They removed TO
Bellairc in lS59 and have since resided
here. She was a member OF the Presbyte'
risn church and WAS q kind parent. She
wss highly esteemed by those who knew
her, which includes almost everybody ~
~ - -, ~
at Tie residence OF her husband. NJ. John
=. Crafty, cn Belmont street TO Jay at hall
past one o'clock.
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At REST.
Johnson Irwin, Long q Public Oaicer
OF SteubenvfIle, Dead.

SPECIAL TO Ns ReQtSter.
SrEuBENvILLE, December 3.-Johnson lr-
win, Superintendent of the city water
works for eighteen years, died this after
noon OF consumption, aged ffty-swo years.
He learned the machinists trade at Means
foundry. His knowledge of machinery
saved the city many bills for repairs, he
doing the work himself. 1t was by this
exposure that the disease which caused his
death was contracted. He leaves 4 wife
and four children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-04
Wur Ia a th.t nal many nexlect 90,

Why is It that 20 many neglect coughs
srd colds Until they get consumption
why Is it 90 nsny die Of consumption, II
il because they will not come and be
healed. Every one knows sure cooqGsres
Of throat snd lung disssss is D'. WIstsrs
Ba!ssm Of Wild Cherry. ara thai k can BE
col Of sny druggist
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-04

THs life 10 TOO full of work. o. duty 81 I
of pleasuse 70 b vested. Bat svery yb,dr
don't think %. Or they would not trias
With cold, or eough. when Or. Balrs
Cough syrup. The ooly reliable remedy.
csu b procured foe 9 eouts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-04
West yirginians in washins ten.
Spectal % Tie Reristn

WASHINGTON, December S.-Among the
arrivals in the city to-day from your State
are John +. Martin. OF Grafton. and Post
master Sterling. OF Wheeling. Ian.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-04
A Severe ssSW storm.

EES Yosz, December ga severe snow
storm 10 prevailing throughout the North.
east. and along the coast Telegraph and
cable wires are seyiously affected.
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a ealyev Hiso DSseoveeeA.

EAu CLAIl, Wn.. December 3.-Grest sE.
cixmsnt srisn over the discovsry Of .
valuable silver mine near Boyd. ssout
thirty. eve miles from here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-04

TnE case Of the State W. - Wagner. On
Q charge of distafbsnos Of the pescs. uu
tried before Squire Phillips yesterday and
the case dismissed st the comp;s!nants
cost
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-04

CIsdssIrr. December s.-Jossps Jsher'
scn has 70 far recovered as 70 appear To-
pight ut the Grand Opsrs House- His
voice appeafs 10 bs entirely recovered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-04

,o,,. ~, S.ce Sr.,eS>e viii trouble you il you keep
tCIs,s zoo pure, your kidneys strong, your
.crcs.;s,itsS Alar snd your mind clear by 40
Sr-'T.c-s CaS.ocs. use Of that great reyiver and
ss Tbr'Tr,er NJ G,' OF health and strength known
ro,;r,o Uuysotts Yellow Dock and Ss,ss.
-, us praise should be in eyery
Us merit should be known By all
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-04
Hacked Away at HIS Threat

TIE grave robbers captured 10 Philsdei.
phia are not a. bad % those mothers who
are life robbers by negiecting the cough Of
child, when they know full well that sne
bottle Of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup would
cure il and MAKE il happy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-04
Exciting Runaway.

Mr.. Fred. Eberlcys horse became fright.
ened at tue cars In The vicinity Of the G.
x 7. stock pens yesterday afternoon and
ran to the freight depot OF the Is 4 q.
railroad before stopping. Here the horse
had turned around and backed the wagon
square ur tp the platform ready for n load
OF Sarstogas. As usual some excitement
prevailed, but strange TO say no damage
Was done.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-04

lie
day night charged with inoendisrisn. lie
was given n hearing before the Justice at
that village, and held IN the sum OF 81 900
for his appear ance before court. Some sI.
citsmsnt was occssioned on his account,
and threats OF lynching him were made.
Minor ESrnIs.
Two disOrderlies were up before Mayor
Cooper yesterday and each fined five aud
costs.
A yourg lady working st the goblet
works whO'e name your reporter failed -
ssoertain had her thumb caught In . belt
Yesterday and torn of. quits . number
al similar accidents have occurred at ihi,
fEttofy recently.
Mr N. wilson and wife have returnri
from All aLtrs, where they narrowly e-
cgp,d terih In g cyclone, and will rcmsin.
4 fine gold wAtch 10 on exhibition 81
CIHft,. 70 be contested for at the Church
81 God k,uysl. between John IIinss of
this ity, Erd william Williams, o' Btss.
sri.ylIe. Also smother splendid gold
watch. 10 hr awarded to John Lomsn or
James Hunt, at the HeatheriDgton band
f6ttiys.
Abrsm Workman has purchased MIL
ksnnedy's farm Of 20 acres vest 0f Bel
lsi re for o. 100 cash.
The teachers OF the NJ. T. Church will
meet on Wednesday evening 70 make ar.
rapgernenis for Christmas.
Pat. Smith. Of passenger engine 100. is
N the city the guest OF DIR. Rsasoner. his
l., other in law. lie IL socom pan led by his
1lfe, with whom he hn been on trip 70
n > eastern cities.
Mrs Whitley. at the Pfttsburgh Coal
Works, recently tried 70 clean the chimney
OF soot by throwing mining powder into
he open Greplsoe. The result was ~ In.
jured eye. q cri,psd shoulder, head and
eide. and lots of suffering. DIR. Sleeve 10 In
charge oi the case. The Sisters of Charity
walk down TO dress the woundE
IL turns out thst II Was not Back Shan
ley who wss killed In Allegheny on batur-
dsy night.
Passenger trains on the b., z. 4 G. lesvs
EtIlaire st G A. n. and 2:l0F.s.
Thos. Tappin, Jas. Keensn and Charles
Wilson are on the sick list
BARLEY Eesry 10 back from Brilliant
The Globe base ball club will ssnd Q ceis-
gate 10 the convention Of the Son.Profss-
sionsl Association at Springfield. o.. D'-
eember 18th. BAss ball grounds like il,ss
In the cities are talked OF.
The telephones have been remembered.
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Charged WIN Ineeudiarisn.

Harrison Jackson, n Monroe county
man. was arrested at Jscobsburg on Sstur.
day night charged with incendisrisn. lie
was given a hearing before the Justice at
that village, and held In the sum OF 81 90
for his appear snce before court. Some sI'
citsmsnt was occssioned on his account,
and threats OF lynching him were made.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-27
The Rail- VIII Roll.

The Richmond Baseball Club, having
rerrganized for the season Of 1883, expect
tc. open the season about April "a, "a, ana
4th with the Cleveland Club, one OF the
champion league clubs, who win presen:
on the occasion their 0ne-drm pitcher, teho
has no equal. The grounds will be hand.
someIy fitted up, with a beautiful grand
stand with two 'privste boxes on each end,
which win be expressly for the ladies. The
Richmonds will turn out In their new uni
forms, gotten from Messrs. Fourqurean
Price, Temple & Co. BY one Of IN.
most tasteful gentlemen Of this city. i
consists Of drnb shirts, pants, and caps
with cardinal stockings and belts, Thos'
wishing season tickets will apply at once
as there will only be limited numbe
sold, at headquarters Of Richmond Club
215 east Broad street. !.
The nine consists OF the following wei
known players: Bennett and Morgan
catchers; Boschen and 0ladmap, pitchers
Powell, first base; Glinn, second base
Nash, third base Dulapey, left neld
stratton, celtse esld; Hankins, right rsl'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-27

Rev. DR.. John William Jones, who, with
General Fitzhugh Lee, has been making n
southern tour in the interests OF the South
ern Historical Society, returned last week.
He gives glowing account Of the cordial
reception given them throughout theiy
trip, and especially OF the great material
growth and prosperity of the Lone Star
State. The trip was eminenty pleasant
and successful in every respect.
The Board OF the Virginia Bible Society
have accented the offer OF ST. PauPs church
70 hold its next anniversary in their house
of worship on the second Sunday night in
April. DR.. Minnigerode, in his noto to the
Board, expresses the hope that on t1is oc'
casion DR.. Hogewill consent to deliver his
address on the Finality OF the Scrip
tures.v which was so well RECEIVED II
Washington recently.
| Complaint is made that the police do moi
enforce the city ordinance with reference
TO bands OF music paradinS on Sunday
mornings.
Mr.. George j. Gould, SON u the notet
financier. Jay Gould, was ia the city yes
terday on his way from fforida 10 ScV
York. He was accompanied by Nh. Nr't
liam f.. Connor.
yIr. John Mallard, OF the Greensboro
IN. C.) Patriot, is in the city.
| Judge Atkins, OF tAe Hastings Court
has appointed Mr.. S@naei B. kasisn'
Sea,er OF Weights aud Measures VI pEac
OF Mr.. A. G.. Talmaa.
one Of the census enumeratsss I'm tn
Third district in his canvass has com
across widow with grandchildren wh
gave her age as "three times seyen,D an
a daughter Of the same, wac claimed
be widow, aged ten years.
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GcOrgo ]. Eumncr.
DEATH OF A wEIL-KNOwN AND USEFUL G.
zen AND OLD MERCHANT.

DEATH OF A wEIL-KNOwN AND USEFUL CITI-
zen AND OLD MERCHANT.
In the death OF this gentleman, at hi
rooms on Main street near Sixth, at 800 Z
NJ. yesterday, Richmond has lost one Of its
oldest and most respected citizens; the
business community one OF its most intelli-
gent, energetic, and persevering members
the church one who had been for year,
among its most active workers, and his
family devoted husband and loving
father.
Mr.. Sumner came from Boston, his ma
tive city, to Richmond when he was only
thirteen years old, and with the exception
of several years, when he resided at Louisa
Courthousc.) was for forty-seven years ac-
lively engaged in business here.
Prior to the war he had built up large
wholesale china-house, imported largely
from Europe, and in 1860 spent some
months on the continent making his pur-
chases and arranging. to largely increase
his business.
Ardently espousing the Confederate
cause, he gave upa very lucrative busines,
to serve the Confederacy, and received
from time to time the warnest enc0miums
OF his superiors for the fidelity and ability
with which he discharged delicate and inn
portgnt duties. For several years after the
war he was in business at Louisa Court
house, where he won wide influence among
the people, and made no little reputation
as a political speaker and successful can
vasser, though he always declined to run
for any office himself.
Many will remember the speech he made
in nominating Hon. +. V. Winston FOL
Congress before the Conservative Conyen
ton in Richmond as a most admirable one
and his management OF Mr.. Wlnston''
canvass rs singularly able and iudicious.
Some years ago Mr.. Sumner returned tC
Richmond aud went into business with j
J. Waggoner & Co., and since the death o.
Mr.. Waggone- he has been manager OF The
business.
For some years back he has been the vic
tim OF the disease from which he died, ant
only his intimate friends have known thu
patient heroism with which he has suffered
and struggled on to meet his obligations
and to do his whole duty.
OF native intellect, wide reading, in
domitable energy, splendid business capa
city. and strictest integrity, Mr.. Sumner
was widely known and esteemed among
our businessmen. Becoming at an early
age n professor OF religion, he was i9l
wears one Of the most active and efficient
members OF the First Baptist Church, ant
was one OF the originators and most efficient
helpers in the building OF the Baptist churcl
in Manchester, as he was one OF the mos
efficient members OF the church at Louis;
Courthouse.
Since his return to Richmond he ha
been member of the Second Baptis
church. and Rev. w. W. Landrum VII
preach his funeral at 1880 Tomorrow a
Louisa Courthouse, where he will be bu
ried in the family graveyard.
He died as he had lived, in the calmnes
of the Christians faith and the brightnes
Of the CHRISTIANS hope. lie now "rest
from his labors," leaves behind the sayo
of good name, and "his works do follow
| him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-27
The Centenary ChLmes.

The new Talbot chime Of bells were on
Faster Sunday used for the first time.
Professor Frederick Widdows, the expert
sent down bv the manufacturers, manipu-
lated the bells. They work easy enough,
II would seem, but the Professor, who Is q
spry and most spirited old gentleman, was
kept busy while performing on them.
In response to the request OF q number
of ladies and gentlemen he yesterday gave
a sort OF chime concert, embracing operate
selections, national airs, and familiar an
thems and songs, which were listened 10
with great pleasure by large number OF
people. who lined the sidewalks.
Among the selections played were :
m Carry Me Back to Old Virginia.
" Swonee River "The star Spangled
Bsnner.n "Killarney," "Then You'll Re.
member Me.v Grandiather's Clock
q Dreamt | Dwelt in Marble Halls
"Ueart Rowed Down. "Fair Land o
poland.v "Ths is Thy Future Dwelling
Place. "The Harp that once Thro
Tara's Hail." "Robin Adalr,, Dixie,
any Maryland" "Belleve Me OF Al
Those Endearing Young Charms" Home
Sweet Home,o Yankee Dooaie,m "Th
Imperial Hymn OF France, "CominI
Through the Rye" ana tue "arseiiiais
Hymn" 49, -
perfect order, and says that II Is the fr.
maiden chime that has been heard u
All the bells are just as they werswhe
Itbev came from the moulds, net a pie,
beinc added 10 or taken from tlnem.
TLe professor having finished his worl
turned the bells over to the church, al
Yesterday evening left for his home,
baltimore. -.. WI.
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the Church compelled the world to say,
See how these Christians love one an-
other" All the denominations should
unite in this Christian work. We arc all
on the same road, and all we do sho,ild
lead to Christ. The movement inaugurated
by the late convention Is an absolute ne
cessity. There is a vast field to occupy.
There are many In this city who ought to
be gathered into the schools. Let us
endeayor to incitc each TO this work, and
In spirit Of holy emulation see who can
do the most and best. Let us not consider
the wealth, and honor, and fame OF this
world, but consider that he whd Is instru-
mental in the salvation OF a child has a
blessing that win last him through all eter-
nifty. The movement has my cordial SYM
pathy and support.
IN THE SWEET BYE-ANp-BYE.
The meeting then engaged in singing
the closing hymn, " In the Sweet Bye-and-
Bye" and after the doxology and benedic-
tion were dismissed. '..f-
A similar organization will be formed in
the city OF Manchester at an early day.
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DVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with pain
of cutting teethg IL send at once and get bot
tie Of MRS. WINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
for children teethng. Its value Is ncalcuiable. Is
will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately
Depend upon II, mothers there Is no mistake aboae
1t. It cures dysentnry aud darrh9a, regulates The
stomach and bowels and cures wind-colic, softens
| the gums, reduces Inflammation, and givei tone
and energy to the whole system MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP for children teeth>
ing Is pleasant 10 the taste. and is the prescriptions
of one Of the Oldest and best female physfciaas
and nurses ia the United States and Is for sale by
all druggists throughout the world. Price 25 cent?
| n hottie fe13-eodlw-
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70 ~
We, the undersigned, beg leave 10 n
form our friends and the public tfsnt We
are Aow In business for ourselves Ns the
elegant art gallery formerly occupied ~
Mr.. IA. j. Powers, 525 Broad street, Wh>ee
we are prepared to furnish at mod9pte
prices aYvarictfes OF pictures IN the bA~
est style Of the Photographic a1t. HavIok
served you faithfully during the past 10
years, which were spent in tne DAYS
Gallery" We respectfully ask that you f2s-
low US to our new field Of lab0r--sdz., ~
Broad street over Mrs. NJ. CampbeiPs NH
lincry establishment. Thanking vou Ter
past iavors, we beg your consideration q
the above, and u fxvored with your p
tronage, we promise, as heretofore, ceus-
teous attention and the best Of work.
Very respectfully,
FOSTER, CAMPBELL & co.,
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Snow ALoNG THE DANvnIE RAILROAD
LINR..-Sunday night and yesterday \
heaye snow fell in the country along tue
linz OF the Danville railroad beyond Keys,
Vile. The officers OF the company MO
the following reports Of the depth ~ Tue
places named:
Keysyille, 4 inches. f.
Danyille, inches.
Pelham, 10 inches.
Reidsvlllc, 10 inches.
Greensboro, 10 inches.
Concord, II or Ii inches. ~.
The passenger trains have been very 'it
flo DELAYED; the freight trains have beet
impeded somewhat more.
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We respectfully apologize TO the hnn.
dreds OF ladies who cosld pot get waited
on in our store yesterday, and would say
to all such that we have now increased our
force to saQh an extent as to meet their de-
mands.
As ve are compelled TO sacrifice cnE
stock, we would say that we will bt
tbank&sl to all who will buy our goods
even as D sacrifice. Unprecedented bar,
gaipa IN every department. Ladies' ana
gepslemen's goods OF every description.
GREEN & WAUGH,
3l4 east Broad street.
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evening service the Rev. w. w. Landrum
preached a most eloquent and edifying
Faster sermon. The aoral decorations OF the
church were chasteand beautiful. During
both morning aud evening services the
church was so much crowded that there
was not even standing-room, aisles ana
yestibule being filed. 9f