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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-15

The Full Text Of the Bill Of Par.
ticulars.
The Suit viii Be Speedily
Pressed.

INDIANAPOLIS, August l4.-Ou the Sth
inst the Sentinel of this city contained an
editorial charging that Blaine had seduced
his wife in Kentucky and then fled to Name
where the young woman and her father fol-
lowed him, and he married her at the point
of a shot gun. This having reached Mr.
Blaine he telegraphed Colonel Holloway
of the Times that the statement was
maEciously and UNANIMOUSLY false in
every particular. Political ISLANDERS he
says, he pays no attention to, but this at
tacking the honor Of his wife and children
cannot be submitted to. Holloway was
asked to secure the services of-s lawyer at
once and bring suit against the responsible
publisher of the Sentinel. Col Holloway
placed the matter in the hands Of Senator
Aarrison's law firm and papers are now in
course Of preparation in accordance with
Blaine's directions.
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WHY HE ASKS IT.
A Chieagoab Who Desires nm Invsstiga-
tion Into the Death Of Private IIenry.

A Chieagoan Who Desire. m Invsstiga-
tion Into the Death Of Private Henry.
CHICAGO, Ill, August H-Wm. Helms
who wrote to Secretary Chandler demand
'ug an investigation into the death Of
Private Charles p Henry, Of the Greely
party in an interview ot spne length re-
lates that his only relation TO the deceased
is by marriage and only distantly. The
father and mother Of the deceased live in
Germany. He has sister living at Lin.
coin, Neb., named Dora Buck.
Henrys proper name is Charles
Henry Buck, he having changed
his name on joining the regular
army Henry is described rs person Of
good education and well brought up. As
10 mentioning his death, Mr. Helms said
If Henry did steal the provisions as Lieut..
Greedy claims he lid, the latter was just.
fed ia ordering bis death. In view Of
other circumstances surrounding the case,
Mr.. Helms said he fet justified in asking
for an investigation.
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The best interests OF humanity depeai on
the good health of our women folks, and: vet
those with brightest intellects seem to suffer
most with ailmeuts peculiar to female life.
Ii is well to remember that the whole emale
system can be built up to q proper stste OF
endurance, pimples, sores, swollen limbs,
monthly pains and other indications of fe-
male disease, made to disappear and robust
health of mind and body take tbs place of
illness and distress, il timely use is made
use of Or. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sars-
ararilla. 1t restores the blood to perfect
health, it strengthens the muscular and ner-
vous system. It gives tone to the digestive
and urinary organs, h.allays all irritation
ofthe mucous membrane. In word, it Is
a perfect female medicine, and aids every
function of female life. No other remedy
equals it Have your druggist get Take
no substitute
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TAMMANY NONSENSE.

Kelly Has Not Indicated by Any Sign His
Presidential Preference - All Other
Claims are False and Fraudulent.
NEw YORK. August IA great deal of
nonsense is being written under Republican
inspiration concerning John Kelly and
Tanmanys attitude toward Governor
Cleveland. The fact is that Kelly has not
indicated that he will oppose Cleveland, al.
though it must be said that he has not as
vet openly eSpoused his cause. The Tam
many Society will not take action until to-
ward the middle OF September. II fthe &C.
tons OF prominent Tammany leaders how
ever. are to be interpreted the organization
will give Cleveland hearty support.
The most important office held BY
Tammany man is that Of Register OF the
city. Register Reilly is Tahmany leader
and he is deing as much assanS one mas IN
this broad land for Cleveland. He has or
gsnized Cleveland clubs in his. ward and
his assembly district and his support is un-
qualified, and so'is the support Of all bis
followers. Edward Kearney, a. Tammaay
Sachem, says that the printed reports that
Kelly is for Butter are lies Kelly has
given no sign he says 81 don't know
what Mr. Kelly will do, but I'll tell you
what be should do. He should agree upon
the National ticket as quickly as possible
and indOrse it and support it with vigor,
so as to make up for the time that has been
lost.
"a line should be drawn betweear RepuA
licans and Democrats. Those Democrats
who are not for Cleveland should Cross the
line and join the Republicans. A Demo
crat who, votes for Boiler is a Republican,
as Butler Is running solely in the interest
of Blaine. In this fight man mast either
be Denocrat and support Cleveland, or q
Republican if against him. Mr.: Kelly will
hardly make a desi With the Republicans
on local offices this faA
Tammaay is misSeprssented uhen II is
said she il Ses Butler
Burke Ceehrane,. who made the speech in
tie Chicago Convention against Cleveland, I,
says he WIZ be elected all the same.
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A FATAL CROSSING.
Death of Young Lady AZ EIKton, Mary
land.

Death of Young Lady AZ EIktOn, Mary
land.
ELEToN, Mn, August IA carriage
containing John Lynn, wife and daughter,
was struck this afternoon by the passenger
train at Janvier Station on the Pomeroy
and Delaware City railroad, about seven
miles from ElktoD. The daughter, Lizzie,
aged Is years, was killed, and the wife bad
ly hurt about the head. Mr.. Lynn was
very badly hurt. He lives about four miles
from Elkton, near Glasgow, Delaware, and
had been to Wilmington marketing The
crossing at the railroad is very dangerous,
being deep pescent on both sides, with
high banks The daughter was mangled.
DR.. Mitchell was sent for to attend the
wounded, and has Just arrived back Mr.
Lynn is a respectable farmer and well known
here He was in Elkton last night The
carriage was demolished, bot the horse
escaped This makes four railroad acci-
dents within twenty-four hours within six
miles Of Elkton. A peach train was wrecked
at Newark last night.
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newspaper, to-wit, FIVE thousand were upon
said day by the defendants caused to be circu-
lsted and ddistrbated in the said city ofIndian-
apolis and throughout the State Of Indiana.
That BY reason of said implieston the
plaintiff has been damaged in the sum Of
$4,000 for which sum he demands judg-
ment ~ ~
This evening it is understood that to-
morrow proceedings will be begun against
Shoemaker and the author of the article
under Grubbers libel law in theS State Courts.
THIS will compel Mr. Blaine's attendance
as witness. Attorneys say the suit and
criminal proceedings will be pushed with
all possible despatch. q aa
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THEY say that Editor JOHN r. MCLEAN,
Of Cincinnati is trying to get hold Of the
Chicago Times, Mr. Story having lost his
uiLd. We are not inclined to joke when
ae ,sy that Editor MCLEAN would improve
jbe woral tone the Times and make it a
good newspaper. For year or more it
has been run by on association Of cranks,
and knrriMle mess they have made Of il.
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Tus people Of Tennessee are not in love
with the Mormons. Four elders Of that
i'cherous church killed in one day is not
3 pleasant increase in the mortality rate of
the denomination. The law makes a mis-
take in allowing Mormsnism to exist. 1t
should not make martyrs Of these dead
P~sts oy permitting their murderers to go
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FRANKFORT.

Desperate Attempt of Penitentiary Pris-
oners to Break Jail.
FRANEFoRr. KY, August l4.-This morn
ing a desperate attempt was mode BY
number of prisoners all long term men, to
escape from the Penitentiary. Several were
dangerously wounded Three escaped. A
life convict named Cunningham rendered
valuable aid to the prison authorities and
will probably be hardened
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-15

BoLD Benny Butler will run for the
Presidency as soon as he can gather and
digest Mr.. CLEvELAND's letter of acceptance.
|, is generally understood that the big and
bold BENNY is in the pay of little BILLY
CH,NnJER
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Tux establishment Of cremstories in va
r,ous parts of the country, leads us to make
the suggestion that there is no use waiting
for the Republican party to smell worse
than it does before it is socked into the fur
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-15

GAIT. GrEsON is in Washington "whoop-
ing up things at the Democratic headquar-
tcTs. He says the party will present solid
front a, election time and the louder the
radicals talk about carrying the State the
larger tLe nemncrntic mainritH will he
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TuE Democratic State Executive Com
mittee meets at Grafton to-day to elect its
officers and outline the plan of the coming
campaign. It's hoped that a vigorous and
elective organization will be inaugurated.
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IT is not only a charitable but a probable
conclusion that would make Private HENRY
mentally uraccountable tor his thieving.
This does not relieve General HAzES, how
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Base Ball.

Observation-Disclosures II, Alleghenys g.
Chicago-Chicagos II, Bufalos 10.
New YorS-New York 2, Phila6elphia 8
Virvinia 3, Brookly 2.
Cincinnati s, Louisville 1.
Toledo-Toledos, !; Indianapolis, IL.
Columbus-Columbus, =; St. Louis, 3.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-15

FRANK JAMES, the ex-bandit of Missouri,
has become prominent in politics. If he
talks as well as be shoots, his success is as
sured Nobody but the sheriff can get
ahead of him.
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GES. GoEF has again positively declined
TO stand as a candidate for the Congress
joual nomination. Does this leave a clear
track for Ohio eounsy's favorite, Hon. W.
? HrRRARp2
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CLARKsBURG.

Highly Successful Rec ception Of Hon. T.. w.
Wilson Meeting Yesterday-Great
Enthusiasm.
CLARssBURG, August a. Exclusive. ]
During the past week thorough arrange-
ments have been made for the reception Of
Hon. f. w. Wilson, candidate for Governor
who spoke in this city to-day. The Clarks-
burg Cleveland and Hendricks Club met
at the Court House last night from whence
in uniforms and with military precision, they
marched to the depot, there beng in front
a beautiful decorated landau, drawn By four
plumed steeds, IN which sat the receiving
committee. Behind this elegant carriage
followed the brass bana in military uniform,
the Cleveland and Hendricks Club composed
of One.hundred young men wearing plug
hats and sslken badges with a. fifer and
drummer. In tberresr the little boys fol-
lowed. numbering about forty with aanes
and white caps. Itwss much appreciated
occasion and all took pleasure in salutirg
of West Virginia, who arrived on the s:36
train, and after respsndins to this token Of
respect took a seat in the carriage with the
committee. The prseessiea fell into hne,
and TO the step Of martial Hsnsic marched
to the residence os Hon John c. Vaace,
where Mr.. Wilson made ~ excellent ron
grstulatory address from the reranda- The
friends of Judge Maxwell are somewhssdis-
appointed at the hearty reception Of Z W.
Wilson, which foreshadeRs q Democratic
victory in this county Dext October.
wiItsn's speech.
To-day Wilson spoke IN the count house.
Owing to failure of he county committee
to advertise the meeting the crowd was not
80 large as it Ssight have been. The court
house was fiIlsd, the audience being largely
composed Of miners who were eaPtivated
by the Young comnoner from Kanawha.
In q three hours speech Wilson reviewed
the national and State issues in an eloquent
manner. In discussing the supplemental
assessment he differed With Gov. jackson
in the construction Of the exemption hw.
and said be, Wilson, voted for the exemp.
ton law in the Legislature Of 1881, behev-
ing il to be constitutional, and be still be-
ieved it to be constitutional and favored its
enforcement he reviewed Maxwelrs pro
seription record in q
seathing Manner.
BE confessed to voting against the Flick
amendment and yindieated his course, and
repeIied the charge Of being dsmagogue.
Hs said he was honest and sincere
in all be ever did in his
public career and closed with an appeal to
Greenbsckers snd.lAboing men to stand BY
BIN as their champion, and that but little
| differences existed between Democrats and
Greenbackers, while there was vide gull
between them and Republicans He hsd
predicted his majority at at least twenty thous-
and, but from the present outlook it would
run away beyond that This evening Col
Vance entertained . number Of prominent
gentlemen at dinner in honor Of Governor
Wilson. Among the guests were Judge
Maxwell and General GoH As pleasant
ard amusing event Of political warfare,
Jour cUrr lpondent observed wilson and
Maxwell arm in arm msrching 10 The din.
n.r .sble Jrdge "sr~o|i sa-s ne Tih en-
ter the CANVAS ls!sr aud make il short bul
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-15

IT !, rumored that RuTHERFoRD B. HAYES
IS concentrating his gigantic intellect upon
the cultivation OF crow for both parties. He
6uds that poultry pays almost as well as
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- WHEELING, VIVA, FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST 1884

warm. Gen. Goff informed me tonight
that he would
Not BE Candidate
for denomination to Congress, nd thinks
that Win Hubbard viii be the next Con-
gresham from the First district
Two thousand votes were polled at the
Democratic primaries in thus county. The
ticket nominated is tolerably satisfactory.
Some soreness, which will heal over. Dem.
ocrats bouyant and enthusiastic in this sec
ton. Some prominent Clarksburg Repub-
licans repudiate Maxwell.
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On The Warpath.

WASHINGTON, D. c., August l4.-GoE.
Murray, of Utah, telegraphed to-day to'the
Indian Department that the Ute Indians
are on the wsrpath in Colorado and Ctah,
and asked that troops be sent to protect the
ubiteS
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Hon. Z. ". WILSON received great ova-
ton at ClarksbuIg yesterday and delivered
an eloquent speech to the people of Harri-
son couuty.
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THE citizen who asserts that the suit for
libel against the indianapolis Sentinel is
GOOD advertisement may not be over a mile
from EdinbOrO town.
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Tin B,.uSE libel suit is the political sem
Ss,;ou of the morning.
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o, 900 Versus s1.so.

Il spent $500 with other doctors"
writes Mr.. ]. W. Thornton, of Claiborn,
Miss, Samaritan EeTriRe, however, alone
cured my son of Cts This is on par with
hundreds Of others. speedy but thorough,
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"why doesn't Darley pay his debtsr
asked Blinks of Blogg the other day. Il
really don't know" answered Blogg, unless
it may be that he has been so busy con-
tracing bills that he hasn't had time to pay
any. And really, from what know Of him,
that seems quite likely. Citizen.
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They have twO-tOngued girl at Amster-
dam, this State As she is only two years
old no particular harm has yet been expert
enced Grom her redundant development,
but if she lives to grow up she viii probably
be a terror Buffalo Express.
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TuE political pot in this district will boil
with fury for the two weeks to come.
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BRCrHER Corr sees plainly the hand
writing on the wall. This will be q poor
YEAR for radicals in West Virginia.
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the laboring classesiproving that Cleveland
is and always has been their friend The
alleged disafection among Irish-Amsricans
will be left pretty much to settle itself. as
none but anxious Republicans believe it is
at all serious.
The Independents.
Itis officially asserted that the indepen
dent Republican movement will be strength
ened By Tammany's refusal to heartily sup,
port Cleveland, and it is believed that the
movement wiIlbe proportionally stronger in
Massachusetts than in New York. This is
especially true in the western counties of
the Bay State, where the Independents in
most Of the towns number more than hun
dred. A confession OF danger is made is
made in the liberal expenditure of money in
Maine to secure. an oldJtime Republican
majority in the fear of large Butler vote
In Vermont the Republican disafection
manifests itself in every town, and will find
expression in an unprecedented vote for
Redington the Democratic nominee for
Governor.
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Bxx Butler wouldn't let little thing
Ike an earthquake disturb his equilibrium.
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A. the days get shorter campaign
spaeches grow larger and stronger.
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SUMNER has been unayOidAbly postponed
this wear on account Of the weather.
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GOsT is probably modern Seunachsrb
who sees the handwriting on the wall.
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As ex-cashier' reunion is one ofthe pos
s;b;Et;es Of the future-in Canada.
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Ms BLAINE is aggressive in law suits if
not IN his campaign
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Crr,R the Congressional race track for
t,Ii BIiL HrBBARp.
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TINE FACT ESTABLISHED.

annibalism Updoabtedly Resortsd 20 by
GresIy's sMen-Enhsming the Remains Of
Lieutenant KisiingbaSy-An Doubts Dis
pelled.
ROCHESTER,, N. u, August 1.-The
mos, hear,reDdiDg disclosures were made
in this city this morning regarding the re-
mains OF Lieut. Kislingbury, Of the'Arctic
expedition, who died amid Arctic snow
last June. II is established beyond
all question that eanIibalism was re-
sorted to by r. the starving men OF
the Greely expedition and shows that the
lives of those saved were preserved only by
eating the dead bodies Of their companiosA
Lieut.. Kislingburys relations here were
flled with horrible doubts as soon - they
learned that disclosures had been made in
New York regarding cannibalism among
the members Of The expedition and
they determined TO learn the truth
by exhuming the remains and htying
them examined by competent physicians.
The services OF L. A. jeffrey. undertaken.
were secured and this morning With the ~
sistance Of Eve men be accomplished the
work Of taking up the cssket The caskei
was opened in the preseoce Of Frank W.
Kislingbury and John p. Kislingbufs.
brothers of the deceased, DR.. Charles Back.
lev Dr.. p. A. Vaudeville, Superintendent
S6llson. Assistant Superintendent Msnde
vile and two reporters Of the Post.Hx
press. The work Of opening the heavy iros
tecetsacles was found comparatively easy
Even a casual examination showed ths
large portions Of the fesh had been re
moved. The body weighed bat fifty pounds
EyERT one should tell his neighbor TIA
the best remedy for curing coughs an
ecIds sbd The only sure cure f1 consunE
ton. IL DR. Wisisps Balssm Of Wild Cherry
II IL nlessent 20 ts ke and reYr sc1.h.aS ~
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KISSED WITHOUT HER CONSENT.

A Persistent swsin's Attsstisns 10 Yesag
Lady Get Hin late Trouble -Ootsg -
JaiI for Three Months.
NV YORK. August l4.-Before Justice
Patterson, at the Essex Market Police Coust
to day. Miss Annie Kuntz, aged 10 yesrs, Of
No. 2is Fifth street. appeared 70 prosecuss'
Matthew Hunning her former sweethsart.
aged twenty one years, Of No. First street,
fpr disorderIy conduct She svesred
that yesterday morning HunninG
entered her apartments sDd ssLsd hes
TO marry him at once. She declined his
offer, wbereupon be became very abusive
and vowed sll sorts Of vengeance. With
great difficulty be Was forced from Mis-
Kunizs rooms BY her mother. who elected
The not wanted lover with . broomsdck:
The persistent lover. however. waited oil
day in front Of the house for the sppsas-
ance Of Mrs. Kuntz. At the sappsr table
the complainant. related 70 her fsthes
sbat bad happened dsEisg ths
day, and said sbe vs. sffsh -
leave the house. She had peoaissdt 70 nsss
. lady friend, and requested bss fstAfs -
accompany ber- Al the corner OF Houston
stree, and avenue A, Hunning suddssly
sprang forward and placing has ssns asosD1
Miss ksstbs ned. kissd -, as11 again
renewed his demand dat she shosA DsBy
him ct once. The sngry fsth~ sps.sg -
ibe daring lover. and. calling spos PobeO-
mas Behan, Of the Fifth stfset station. 10
BANDED him into custody.
"wby don't you leave that ycsaG vsoAo
alope. She don't want yos. I'D Jsaice
Patterson 10 the pdsoes MA - -
olsesd 81 the bar :.
YES. be opght 70 Issvs - nhsA -
be yovBg lsdy - ha eya aashs1 Am
Why do J0u know. ysdgs tAak ~ shsss
aill besrstbe marx Of vRaS,1s kb6ed -
The prisoner declined 10 nake ~ ~
nert and sas sesteansA - - v1SkAonD
Cor three noaths in dekssh of fe7oo III
A LADY, vho suGessd from vsAAAso -
cuiizs 70 bes sex. In writing - Essd.
said Il txied vafisas kdssy ns6-
eines, bet only found sySeH Novise .9s..
A friend told ne 70 use d. 0syso1s fsF
lov Dock and 6assasarinA IL soeet -
me xas soon indicated y . e'ess - bess.
tifui conplexioa, fss1sn iron seAo a.A
pajus. : eonplsie ssnosal a sssvsus -
or<,Hicp. psislsss vsruladtg h habits q =
rsItion asd othavis& Ieasnst psaiss -
senedy too biekly = tEssfIies1 . ss:R.
ing vcmsnhood sd = assaeiAna.g
! ...Gein~
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seFoRE BREAKFAST.

Goyv again declines
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THE BILL FILED.

JAMES G.. BLAINE.