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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-24
Fighting in Salt Lake City.

SALT LAKE, October 23-On Sunday
evening, at Butte, Mont, John Murphy and
Frank Owens fought hard glove fight, un-
der Queensberry rules, for $500 and gate
money. Owens won in six rounds, Murphy
being terribly punished. Over 1000 peo-
pie were present. The result was a surprise
TO the sporting fraternity.
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ScaIpers Take n Hand.

INV YORK, October 23.-The ticket bro
kers took hand in the rate war this morn
ing. One has announced that he will sell
tickets to Chicago at sl3, and another at
Sl4, first class. The probabilities are tick
cts to the West viii be sold for $l2 before
tho week ends
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TugGg should be . friendly rivalry among
the Democrats Of the various districts in
ibis county 70 see which can make the
haudsomcst increase in the Democratic
ro,e on h, Ith Of November over the Octo-
- nlDlt.nr
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liz hundreds of instances where Hot
Springs and other treatment failed to cure
scrof1la and syphiitic disorders, the sufferer
has sought and found cure in DR.. Guy
sotts Yellow Dock and SarsapariIla. 1t
enriches the blood, strengthens the urinary
and digestive organs, and quickly removes
all indications Of i'll health and blood dis
ease, from q pimple to running sore, from
a headache to rheumatic pain. Its supe
riority over all other blood purifiers and
strengthening medicines is admitted By al
who test is curative effect sad influence
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-24
.yereDunn in His Old Quarters

CmCAGo, October 23.-Jere Damn is still
corfned in the county jail in default Of
81 200 bail, to answer the charge Of aiding
and abetting a prize fight. He is in the
same cell which he occupied when awaiting
his trial for the killing OF James Elliott. He
complains bitterly of having been deserted
he his friends
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-24

WASHINGTON, October 23.-Mrs. Belva
Lorkwseds Presidential campaign is being
pushed through the columns ofthe National
Equal Rights paper, which is hereafter to
be published simultaneously in San Fran
cisco and Washington. Mrs. Lockwood has
received and accepted invitations to address
the students of Delaware and Lebanon COT
lepes,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-24

VIZ ioiEs with Wisdom in the repudiation
\ BLAINE and his methods MARX TWAIN
presided over meeting of Independent
Fsru5hcans, at Hartford at which many
BICuiEen, dvines and business men were
present, and CARL ScHURz delivered an ad-
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TWO F'S.

Damaging Fire and Heavy Failure in
Chicago.
CHICAGO, October 23,-Johnson & Eli.
sons table factory and Freeese d Brunste,
mre's bedstead factory burned this after
noon. Loss, $3.50, 1000; insurance, $4,000.
The clothing, boot and shoe and notion
stock of Adolph Kane was attached this
afternoon for $4,000. Estimated liabili,
ties $4,000 to $4,000; assets, $4,000 to
81 O0O
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-24

New YORE, October 23.-The report on
Wall street is that the failure Of A. D. Cook
& Co, bankers, Washington, is due to out
side speculation. They have been promo
ters Of the Florida Canal Company and
Washington and Ohio Railroad, both of
which have been heavy drawers on their re-
sources. THAR liabilities are $l50,0O0
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Escape of several Cuban Rebels

MADRID, October 23.-The government
was considerably exercised to day by the
receipt Of dispatch stating tina; the Cuban
leaders, Macco, Castillo aud others had
escaped from Balearic Isles, where they
we're held as prisoners, and been landed at
Algiers by the vessel which took them of
Ih,. isle
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BLAINE IS a brilliant, reckless and vulgar
-NsH'urer he trusted associate, friend and
l.aISe'Ior Of Star route thieves, the first
ao'ce Of every gambler in Wall street, the
'SeT and he hope Of every evil element
ra' threatens the welfare and prosperity Of
''e goyemment-New York Sun, July 10.
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Attempted to Barn Hi. wife's House.

CORY, October 23.-Bird Caldwell was
arrested here yesterday afternoon for at
ten pting TO burn the residence of his wife,
with whom he has not lived for some time
In default of 81 900 he was locked up for
hearing. Two years ago Caldwell was en-
naged in the wholesale tobacco business in
This CITY.
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Tsmporory ReIief for the B, Il d.

BALTIMORE, October 23.-In accordance
with the order issued by Judge McKennan,
of Philadelphia, last evening, the B. 4 O..
trains have again been restored and'are
this day running as usual over the P, W. d
B. tracks.
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DARES THEM TO O0lT.

Charges Al gainst Col" Joseph Taylor the
Defeated,
NAwroET, o., October "a Exclusive. ]
Your BeIlaire correspondent reports talk
Of contesting Gen. Warmers election.
Down this way we would welcome it. We
can show more illegal votes in Washington
county than the Republicans dare point
out. A statement is now in my hands that
will shortly be published, showing that DEM
ocrats we're offered $lj piece to vote for
TAYLOR and against Warner
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THg Ohio Democrats are working up to
a divine frenzy. They are about cOnclud'
IL, that ,hev will not be buIldozed in No
vsmber. When the Ohio Democrats be-
,cue f.Lring mad they will casry the
..sta
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Thrown From Horse aud Killed.

NEwCoNERsTowN, O., October 23.-Ed-
ward Fanger, lad l6 years old, living q
few miles north Of Montezuma, was thrown
from a horse last evening, and hurled about
w, nty feet over the animals head. HIS
leg was broken and neck dslocated. He
lived only short time.
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ATsLEGEAa was received Yesterday from
lGianemon, Fayette county, stating that
/ was probable that the vote of that pre-
iGct would be thrown out on account Of
legality This will give all the county
ihCes to he Democrats and give WILSON a
nSOrty
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win star, Un at A Reduction.

WARrHAx, MASS, October a-The
FrancOuia Iron and Steel Company works
here, which have been closed for week, will
start up soon, but will make a general re-
duction of 10 per cent in wages from No
yember lst.
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laa people who are taxed so per cent on
lle poor window glass which they are com
le.sd to Use, have the consolation of know
TIA: when the Government wants glass
Il Is Pg5hc buildings it imports it free of
MY. This is the way American labor is
lr,Lctel
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Brotherly Love,

ITHACA, N. Y, October 23.-The Repub-
Hcan Congressional convention at Seneca
Falls to-day, unanimously and BY acclams-
t;on endorsed the Democratic nominee,
John Arnot. His record meets the ap'
provaI of the Republicans Of this district IN
matters of finance and tariff.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-24

Iris well to know the best remedy toI
coughs and colds, soreness Of the throat and
lungs, consumption and an pulmonary dls,
eases. is Dr.. Wistar's .Balsam OF WIG
Cherry. It quickly allays Inflammation an
checks decay.
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A NIaaM Man.

M,RsEILLES October 2a-Daumus, q
member of the municipal government, has
fed with 1900 francs which was intendea
for distribution among cholera sufferers. 4
warrant has been issued for his arrest.
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Inxited to Confer.

PARIs, October %. - Prime Minister
Ferry, Captain Fournier, who negotiated on
the part of France the Tien Tsin treaty,
and General Millot, lately commander OF
the French forces in Tonquin, have been
invited to confer with the Tonquin commit
tee of the Chamber Of Deputies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-24

HARMsoy county Democrats promise
3ge Br,yNoS majority in that county.
We believe they will redeem their promise.
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Gouuod,s New Oratorio

PARIs, October 23.-Gounod, the com
poser, last evening performed before the
Papsl Nuneio and q number OF select
friends, the oratorio Mars ct Vita, which
he desires to dedicate to the Pope
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Apothar Traaty.

DUBLIN, October 2s.-The Mail regards
the removal Of Treyelyu as an evidence OF
the conclusion of another "Kilmainham
Treaty" between Gladstone and Parnell.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-24

RALEIGH, n. C., October 23.-The Pro.
hibit .ouis,s have nominated full electoral
ticket FOR St John.
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Fero, UAr.s is getting excited over
g.uyg lie had better climb upon a roost
r Nh his wife chickens and relapse into his
rrmsI condition.
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A Mine on Fire.

SHAMoKIN, Pa, October 23.-The Pitts
burg and Reading Coal and Iron Company 8
Bear valley shaft was found on IRE this
morning. The vein is perpendicular and it
is impossible to reach the fire. The mine
will probably be flooded Loss hsavy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-24

WHY is it that the girl with the biggest
feet always wants TO play Cindsrellsf 1--WE
don't know" but we do know that the best
remedy for coughs and colds is the far
famed Dr. Balls Cough Syrup
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-24

BRIDAL tours need not last over three
dsys now. It seems possible for any young
couple to stay in doors for that length Of
time, and talk about the merits OF DR.. Bulls
Coug Oh Syrup a safe and pleasant rensiy.
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r~r., Ps,v>ov is an able speaker, a
..,rrasonrr aud a diyni6cd gentleman.
Van ssa, .r hear him tonight.
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The beautiful.

TORONTO, October 23-Snow fell in rari-
GUS portions Of Ontario this morning. AT
Rrussells six inches fell Ii is still showing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-24

Tn. co'l weather has come too soon'
d., E. WHIST IS wanted to 6ll up the springs
and wells
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m,,>s is Jealous. lie charges that the
Democrats ~aut TO seize the Government
That, what he wants.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-24

aInY British Jail Mr.. BLAINE was
Secretary Of State. Mr.. BLAINE went out
Of power. and went out OF prison. No
<vEsNEY.
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J., i., month vet until Thanksgiving
i,rLevs are ripe,
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Pnhlin Gambling Houses

PARIS, October 2S.-The Courier Dn Solr
says the establishment Of public gambling
bouses Is seriously contemplated in Paris.
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Six DenthH.

OroA October 23.-Six deaths from
cholera have occurred here within the past
tweniy.four hours.
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r,,>. denounced GRANT, CoNSLING and
G.., il n editorial in the New York
Thine IT. $50. There will be retaliation
,r Nav,m -r I.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-24

rgs Re,abHcans of DOddridge viii not
..r. G.r. as large a majority as they did
NAVEL.
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Earthquake.

TRINIDAD, October pa sharp shock
of earthquake was felt in Venzuela early
this month.
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rr :. se,,iag to be cold weather for BLAINE
r;n 10 colder about November 4th.
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TUX frs, snow ofthe season. fell in this
o.. ,rI Let it be recorded.
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The English Congress

LONDON, October 2S.-Parlameht ress-
sembled to-day. The Queen delivered q
short speech at the opening session.
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End of the Drought.

PErERsBURG, Va, October 2S.-The hrst
rain that has fallen in this section for more
than eight weeks fell last night.
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IL. The 5eIieeOfa majority Of the Amer
.,,r,e that BLAINE is beaten.
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,..,> +, again reported as giving 1900
.:,-;.y .r,he SAFE ticket
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.,..n,l B,raAR counts on Ohio for the
0.moc-s.s IN November
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Eight PerSOns Burned TO Death.
BERLIN, October 23.-Eight persons have
been burned to death in fire in West
phu,ia.
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nav winter. Then will come
indian Summer.
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Cholera Appears In Madrid.

NHOlefa HPPeHrs 'H 0rHuF"'
MADRID, October 23.-Two deaths in this
city it is suspected has been caused BY
Asiatic cholera
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r...,r YOUR goose is cooked. TO home
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49, n, chilIs-real cold ones.
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DOSr fail 20 attend the BRANNoN meeting
Jl!,h,.
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.r 5 tickled that it isn't t h'E
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r. would decline yet if he could
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BEFORE BREAKFAST.

BEFORE BREAKFAST
Gcsr gives it up.
r..y The rascals move on
.. b,ar BRANNoN to night g..
a-a'd decline vet If he could
: t;ckled that it isn't him.
,ns n, chills-real cold ones
..,r yoose is cooked. Go home
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-ar BRANNON to night
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y,Ss the rascals move on.
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NIPpED BY BOGUS CHECKS.
Brilliant Exploits Of a Wsstchester
Physician.
A SLEEK PRACTITIONER.
An English Graduate Locked Up al White
Plains, Charged With Numerous For
geries---His Two Alleged Wives.
CAUGHTATHIS TRICKS.

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, October 23.-Dr.
Wm. H. HodgSon is locked up in the coun-
ty jail, charged with forgery. He is a
graduate of the University of Durham, Eng
land. 1t appears that he has been travel
ing through the country during the past
fortnight passing bogus checks and receiv-
ing the money Yesterday in Justice
Paulding's court three Of these bogus docu-
ments confronted him and there are several
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This side-splitting comedy was play
ed to an appreciative audience in
Jobe's Hall, last Monday night, by the
best amateur talent in Jonesboro.
The participants were Misses Lula
Grisham, Anna Hoss, Carrie Earnest,
and Messrs. John Allison, Jr. and Bob
Dosser. The parts were we'll chosen,
aud played with mastery skill. Miss
Mae Bates, OF Knoxville, Tenn, lately
returned from the Boston Conservato-
ry of Music, accompanied them, and
charmed the audience with her rare
vocal ability. She has a sweet voice,
and presents an easy and graceful APP
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We thought as We listened to her bird-like voice
That the musical world did well In Its choice.
The play was not properly announc.
ed, and there was not so,large crowd
present as otherwise would have been
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y: Sullivan Hteua.s.
Pettibone delivered himself to
house full Of democrats.

Pettibone delivered himself to a
house full of democrats.
The officers newly elected in Sulli-
van were formally installed Monday.
Ira Copas declared that he would
again be a candidate for the Legisla-
ture.
Presbytery was held at Blountville
from Friday till Monday evening.
The regular bushes of the body was
attended to. The ministers present
say it was very pleasant meeting.
The people of Sullivan are getting
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of September. The outlook for a good
fair at Bristol this year is very flatter.
ing. Remember that every time you
take something to the fair or, simply
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the improvement of your county.
Last Monday, at Blountville
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Legislature by the Convention held
in the up stairs room of the court
house. In the evening, Massengil
and Faw both made speeches to 6
large crowd declaring that they would
not abide the decision Of the con
vention that was held that day.
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