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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-01
HARD TO BREAK.
Republicans to Garry Every Northern
State This Year.

RepuDllcans 10 CaFry bNery NoiehOin
State This Year.
PIrTsBURG, September 30.-Hon. Galushs
4. Grow went to led early at the Mononga-
hela House last night, as ne expects some
very severe work in the campaign in West
Virginia and Pennsylvania during the next
week or two, and in fact up to the close OF
the campaign. With the mosquito bar
pulled back, Mr. Grow talked to reporter
last night
We'll carry all the Northern States,
said Mr.. Grow. "0f that l feel
sure. Whether or not we make
a break in the Solid South is
another matter. I'm going to West Virginia,
but / can't express any opinion about the
outcome yet. OF course hope we viii carry
the State, but it is pretty hard to break a
State in Presidential year.
"You have no fears Of Ohio, them
"No; Ohio is sure to be Repubicad- In
fact, we can count on every Noithern
State"
what do you think of the Butler fusion
idea in Pennsylvania
'I don't think ii viii ever be carried out,
and, besides, you can never make 8 rusion
between two parties totally different, and
have the whole make rs much as both 1t
von't work
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-01
A BAD CASE.
Arrest of Railroad Clerk Charged With
Ticket Robbery.

Arrest OF n kn'lfOuu CleTk SnaTEeu
Ticket Robbery.
ST. Louis, September 30.-0ne OF the
detectives connected with the G. \. ThieTs
agency yesterday arrested William Case,
alias ". A. Yeates, on the charge OF steal
ing railroad tickets. Until short time ago
Case was employed in the auditors Office Of
the Northern Pacific Railroad at ST. Paul.
1t is alleged that he secured in some way
lot of tickets reading from St. Paul to Vic
toria, b. c., and Portland, Ore. He went
to the St Paul office Of Mulford 4 Mckenzie,
the railroad ticket brokers, and tried TO dis
pose of his stolen property, but his conduct
excited suspicion, and pretext was found
by the brokers to put off the purchase until
the next day, in the meantime the railroad
was notified that Case had lot Of their
tickets in his possession. Case didn't call
the next day, but sent messenger with q
ticket and instructions 10 return with $j5.
Mr.. Mulford's clerk gave an order on the
st. Louis Office for the amount. and Case
came here He was arrested by order OF
the Northern Pacific officials -Four stolen
tickets were found on his person, and when
satisfied that the game was up Case broke
down and confessed his guilt, but denied
that he had stolen more than six tickets,
and declared that they are not worth to
gether over $500. He agreed 10 60 bach
to St. Paul without requisition, and wal
taken there last night
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-01
JUST IN TIME TO SAVE HER LIFE.
TraeheOtomy Performed on Woman Az
ter She Had Ceased to Breathe.

Tracheotomy Performed on n Woman Al
ter She Had Ceased to Breathe.
PHILADELPHIA, September 30. - Miss
Anna Bait q woman about % years OF age,
living At 444 Brown street, lies in the Ger
man Hospital awaitng an operation for the
removal Of q growth in the larynx, or
voice box" She entered the hospital
few DAYS ago and was Immediately taken
with difficult breathing. She became
choked up and at last stopped breath
ING altogether. DIR. Collmar, one OF the
resident physicians saw that prompt action
was necessary, and, together with Doctors
Rehfuss and Whitney performed trsche-
tony. This is done by cutting down into
the xindpipe and inserting tube through
which the patient breathes- The woman
showed no signs of life after this had been
done. and artificial respiration had to be
reformed for q half hour by the
Sylvester method She is now breathing
through the tube and Is IN
a fair way to recover. She has lost her
voice for the present. but an operation viii
shortly be performed BY which the growth
viii Be removed, and subsequently the arti-
scial opening viii be closed and then she
i expected to speak and breathe naturally.
The most peculiar feature connected with
the case IS that the woman has been going
shouf the past seven weeks and being so
suddenly stricken, she happened TO enter
the hospital Just in time 70 hare her hte
saved. -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-01
WHEELING, W.. VA. WEDNESDAY, MORNING. L.

way, there are men who would rather be
beaten cleaL-handed tia win dirty-handed,
and who will trust the national Democracy
to take its choice between those who would
not lower its flag to faction, and that
faction itself which will build its claim
to rule on its record of having
Wrought Ruin.
You may assume without much fear Of
failure that the Dem ocratic national cam.
paign for reform will be preserved on the
broadest lines of honesty, independence and
courage, and not narrowed to scheme to
belle all its best and broa1est promises in
order to enforce political vassalage on the
metropolis. The inference any sane man
would draw from the moral meaning Of the
reform campaign and from the steady and
open character of its candidate will doubt
less be the correct one, regardless of success
or defeat. The Democratic National and
State Committee have studiously refrained
from any interference with the factional
quarrels in New York City or elsewhere on
local matters 1t may be taken for grant
ed that neither committee will be forced
into any Of those quarrels, and neither will
make the national cause a hinge to turn
any Of those factions on, The national
struggle will be kept free from the New
York City struggle BY those in charge of it,
and if Tammany or any other faction
strikes the national cause to the heart
The Blow Will Have to be Struck
in the open daylight
There are Tammany men who question
Mr. kellys power to make Democratic sue.
cess in the nation dependent on Tammany
success in the metropolis, or the latter sue
cess cause Of Democratic defeat in the
nation. Such questioners may speak out
loud, now that the disclosure has come. l
have no means Of knowing the number or
power Of those who are Democrats first and
Tammany men afterwards Those who are
Tammany men first and Democrats after
ward have frankly shown their hand. The
others ought to show theirs
i would be derelict to dnty did omit to
say that many here believe that Cleveland
and Hendricks will gain more votes than
they will lose by a policy which will prove
that their cause is the cause Of reform
within politics as we'll as Of reform within
government, and By course which will
press that fact upon every voter in the land
This is the judgement of those who see in
this struggle not merely partisan battle,
but reform revolution. The unity and
fealty of all who profess and call them
selves Democrats have however, been pre-
sumed by the campaign managers, who
have also welcomed all reform allies who
are moved by patriotic considerations. The
facts which 10 degree negative that pre-
SUI pt'on are facts tie Democracy should
know beumes, and the cause be clearly
pondercd that the remedy may be regarded
now and the responsibility Justly placed
hereafter !.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-01
BOLD BROOKLYN BURGLARS.

They Enter Jewelry Store and secure
Valuable PIunder - Passing by Safe
Containing Diamonds, the Lock Of Which
is Broken.
BPooSLYy. September 30. - Burglars
forced an entrance into the jewelry store OF
Leopold Michel. at No. III Even street,
Villa msburg, yesterday morning, and stole
iewelrv valued at $4,000. Mr.. Michel, who
lives over tho store with his family, was
arous,I = -sak by milkman, who in
formed ...4. o.. ne had found the jewelrJ
cases broken and scattered in the street in
from, of the house Upon an investigation
Mr.. Michel discovered that the door
opening from the street into the store had
been left in such condition that it could
easily be opened The showcase was
plundered Of its contents, which consisted OF
gold and silver watches, gold rings, chains
and other articles of jewelry. The safe
containing several thousand dollars worth
of diamonds was unmolested. The lock
was out of order, and had the burglars at
tempted to open it they would undoubtedly
have been successful In Their fight the
burglars dropped gold bracelet and sew
eral small articles Of jewelry in johnson
avenue which were found yesterday morn.
ing. II is not believed that the work was
done by professional burglars. Captain
Kaiser. Of the Stapg street police station, Is
investigating the case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-01
RAIN AND ENTHUSIASM.
Mr.. Hendricks Visits Louisville and is Ae'
corded a Rousing Recertion.

Mr.. Hendricks Visits Louisville and is Ac-
corded Rousing Recertion.
LOUISVILLE, KY, September 3O.-Though
it has been raining all day extensive prepa-
rstions were made for the reception Of Hon.
Thos. A. Hendricks, who comes the guest
of the Southern Exposition. The city is
full of visitors from neighboring States and
is handsomely decorated for the occasion.
Mr.. Hendricks arrived in the after
noon from Indianapolis and was
met by the exposition committee;
A large crowd gathered at the depot and
heard Mr. Blooms address of welcome.
Mr.. Hendricks only replied BY thanking
them for the kind reception and was driven
to Louisville, followed BY large concourse
of enthusiastic people. In the afternoon
reception was held at the hotel, where Mr.
Hendricks met his many friends and sd
mirers in this State. He is looking remark
abIy well and fresh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-01

! A RrxrpY that has proven itself never
falling cure for scrofala and al syphilitic
disorders must quickly cure less terrible
bleed diseases. Dr.. Guysotts Yellow Dock
and Ssrespsrilla is such perfect blood
purifier and strengthener Of bodily tunc-
tions that Il cures the above diseases
eytn when Hot Springs and al ether
treatment has failed. Remember, it Is ab-
solutely free from mineral poisons, and VIII
not iuiure the mos, delicate constitution,
hs use win make you feel buoyant, strong
and wen. and viii nd your system Of Al
blood impurities ard every internal and
sxtsraa Indication Of disease.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-01
4 Good Mother
RUNNING AWAY WITH AoiRL.
Married Joseph Bore Commits His sseoaA
Escapads.

Married Joseph Bore Commits fis sseoaA
Escapsds.
NV YORK, September 30 Joseph Bore,
q sc;gar manufacturer Of jersey City, vas
married about . year ago Six months 81.
ter the ceremony be became acquainted
with Miss Augusta Sbuitz, Of Greenville.
whom he met at q picnic. A week later be
ran away with her His wife traced him 10
Paterson where she caused his arrest On
being taken back to Jersey City be was
very peni,ent and she forgsye him.
A secosd Love.
They lived happily until August last,
when he met Min Annie 0erken Of 80
Newark street, Hoboken, at another picsic.
They became very intimate, and were sssn
frequently together st places Of suusennsst.
On Saturday morning his wife found in one
Of his pockets . letter from Miss Gefksn,
from which she learned thst the young vo-
man and her husband intended 20 elope that
eveEing. She went before Justics Of he
Peace and obtained . warrant Tor
Borre's arrest. Constable Stanton vent 70
the defendants house 10 execute the
warrant A be eptssd the front door
Borre and Miss Gerken, who bad hoard of
bis coming, disappeared throush . rear
door, climbed over The fsncs Of The yasd ssd
ran TO the ferry. They got on board
ferryboat before their fight had been dis
covered and came 70 this city.
Nrs. Bore said last night thai BE isisod-
ed 10 follow him 10 the end Of the earth. II
necessary, and would never agsin forgive
him. BORE has . good business and hah
sayed . considerable amount Of nosey.
which be has taken with him. He 10 about
20 yesrs old.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-01
ANnnnr Hihnu,. End.

OcRES, MIcH., September SO.-Mrs. Li[
Ian Day, aged seventeen, grass widow,
who h&s been receiving the attention OF 3
married man, was found dead in q straw
sack on her fathers farm, yesterday. She
wss eneeinte, and being reproved by her
mother for her course Of life, she took a
fatal dose of tansy. The inquest brought
on these facts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-01
BRIEF TELEeRAMS.

Domestic.
A destructive cYclone swept the Lehigh
Valley doing much damage.
The new England Association OF Sarviv-
ors Of Southern military prisons held Its
sixth annual session at Worcester, Mas.
Louisville had damaging rain storm
yesterday.
George 4. Witt, g prominent merchant
of St Wayne. Ind. shielded yesterday on
Pennsy ylvauia-limited express at Lima o.
No cause.
Col C. j. French, a superintendent OF
railway mail service at Cincinnnti, has re-
signed. He Las held the place Is years.
The September corn corners ended at
Chicago yesterday in whir Of excite
ment. The medium figure was s. cents,
although dollar was offered for cash corn.
October corn, 50sc; November, 46lc.
FoCr thousand people witnessed game
Of base ball at Washington. ID. C., yester-
day.
a German schooner has been taken into
custody for catching seal In Alaska waters.
Tne appropriations necessary TO run the
Government This year are estimated at 81
2ss.ess. The present appropriation is s5.-
T38.Ts9.
The average attendance ut the Bnion
schools last year was 1913 at the boarding,
and j. .759 al the dsy schools. An increase
of 81 Der cent. over last year
Louisville Lad q fcoj Of ram yesterday.
IT appears that il also had deal Of enthu-
-sissIn that not even q torrent of rain could
dampen. gr. Hendricks vssin the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-01

All weakness and III health owes its
origin to an impure state Of the blood and
a weakness Of the urinary and digestive Or
gans. A medicine that Win strengtheo
these organs. and At the same time
purify the blood, win assist natnre
N curing nearly eEery disease that
human Hesh and blood is heir to. Such q
remedy is Dr. sGuySottS Yellow Dock aud
SarssparillA, and, although it possesses no
esthsrjie or digreiie sfsct, ats use viii soou
sslsh sregplar habit Of body As Well a.
b SCakUsss.of tha.k insys. Il sieated
sediments nee Ousness etc. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-01

THE colored brethren of this city had a
riOtous time Of It last night in political
encounter. Some coiored Democrats at
tempted to hold meeting, which was
broken up by colored Radicals. A fight en-
sued, number Of arrests were made, and q
police squadron was called to accompany
The Dem )crauc orators TO their hotel Such
is ro'itical life in the Sunny South
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-01

BROTHER St. John speaks at last. He
alks about the depression in business and
ays that neither of the old parties offer
my remedy for the existing condition Of
fairs BY the agitation Of the tariff. He
discusses at length the prohibition question
Upon which platform he was nominated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-01
A Murderer Captured.

PORTLAND, ORE, September sO.-Sun-
day, officers succeeded in capturing Frank
Reed, the fugitive murderer, who stabbed
Frank Bernier to death at Toledo, Wash
.ington Territory, few days ago. After
committing the murder, Reed fed to the
mountains, but was closely pursued. BE is
in custody, no bail being allowed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-01

puS rumors have been sAoat for several
Iays concerning an accident supposed to
have 5efallen the State Capitol at Charles,
ton. 1t was stated that the foundation had
given away and that the structure was tot
ter.r-. Upon investigation it has been
found that the foundations are sound and
that only a small crack in the first floor
tower can be found, which is from another
"a, Sc than was alleged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-01

BECAUSE the REGISTER, whose mission 1t
5 to give all the news, whether it helps or
hurts. in publishing a number of election
bets made in the larger cities it is no rea-
on why people should risk their money in
! similar way. The REoIsTER'S advice is
Don bet on anything"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-01
A Big Batch Of Conviets.

FoRT SMITH, ARK, September SO.-Ihe
United States Marshalleft yesterday for De
trOit, Mich, having in charge thirty-shree
eonvicts sentenced 70 the ehouse Of correction
there. This is the largest lot ever sent at
one time and is the harvest OF the August
term of the United States Court here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-01
Mhsrni.the Woman

LINCOLN, NEB., September SO.-Ben- F.
Cobb. prominent young man in business
circles has disappeared. The eembezzlement
of $50, 600 is charged against him. No
clue to bis Whereabouts. He left young
wife
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-01
eEoRGETowN.
The Party United and Prepared for the
Coming Conflict. E:

GEoRGErowS, September S0.-[Exclu-
sive. THE Democrats of this sectivn are
going to have q poll raising and good time
generally at Arnettsyille, Friday Sd. Hon:
B. F. Martin, John ii. Holt and others will
speak. They are getting it up pretty lively
in this region and will poll the full vote for
the ticket, There is no division in the party
here. Clubs have been formed at Loais-
vile, Arnetts,ille aud other points iu the
county ard the organization is excellent
Several Of our citizens took in the speak
ing at Grafton Saturday and were well
pleased. The railroad business now lags
pace-but one line in hope
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-01

MUcH excitement is caused in New York
kity by Tammanys independent action, IN
butting an entire local ticket in the field,
sitbout consultation with the other Demo
,rat;c factions
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-01
A BOYS APPEAL FOR ms MOTHER.
TESTIFY Ing 10 Her Kindness In spite OF Her
Dissipation.

Te.tif, Ing 20 Her Kindness In spite OF Her
Dissipation.
Nrv YoRH September S0.-The habits Of
Mrs. Kate Collins, the wife Of William Col
lns Broadway stage driver, recently be-
came 90 dissipated that her husband separ-
ted flom her He placed their child, . boy
s years old, in the care OF his sister. Mrs.
Sherwood, No. IL West Tenth street
About three weeks ago MH. Collons OBJ
tained possession Of her child. and her hus-
band made complaint against her at the
Office of the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Children The officers Of the
society found Mrs. Collins in Thompson
street last Saturday. She was intoxicated.
and xas leading the little boy.
Before the Justice.
The woman and the child were taken be-
fore Justice 0'Reilly, in the Jefferson Mar.
ket Police Court, yesterday morning, Col
Inns snid bis wife was habitual drunkard.
He said il was her custom to enter his
stage on Broadway and annoy him until he
gave her money TO get rid Of her. Ms.
Sherwood testified that Mrs Collins did not
aid in supporting the child. At this state
ment. the little fellow, who was sitting on
the bench before the Justice, looked up.
The tears rolled down his cheeks, ms he pas
sionately said, "0h' aun,ie, you know that's
not true" Then turning up to the magis.
trate he continued, my mamma is good
mamma"
Good mother.
Is il her fault that she drinks don't
think so. II she goes to visit friend they
send for pint Of beer, another will follow,
and then poor mamma is not able TO stand
it. and she is tight Bot, OH you don't
know how good she is 10 me. Why. II she
has only Ave cents In al the world. and u
hungry herself, she viii buy bread and
won't touch II until have eaten oil ] can.
Don't take me away from mamma, please,
for love her and she lows me"
Justice 0'Reilly committed the boys
mother TO the Island for three months. The
child seemed 10 comprehend the sentence
and, as his mother was led Away to prison,
he cried hystericslly. he LETT the court
room with his father and his aunt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-01

RosESepsenber 3o.-The reports Of ths
cholera epidemic IN Italy Tor the paa q
hours shcz total Of al fresh casas and
219 deaths inclading lez cases Ard q
deasLs ai Naples. and IS casss aad ~
deaihs at Genoa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-01
n.sstrous lnrs.

PBnapELrxiA, Pa, sspGsnbes 10
There was large Ere II he Erdsahsin
farm on Chestnut Hill. this morning. Loss,
Gao, 900; insured The three Jessoh My.
AjIene, out Of Msdge BY Alarm, ~ burn
ed 10 death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-01

II is part OF the history Of the country
hat whenever Presidential candidate has
,ntered on a hippOdrOming campaign, he
,as been defeated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-01

Nj. Kisco, N. Y, Septsnbes 3o.-Geo-
gina Seymour, l4yean oil. Eving seAf
here. eloped last Tuesday With John GpeAgsA
Of Brooklyn. aged Is yesrs- Tie event
sddsto the excitement about elcpenents IN
West Chester county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-01

plenty of magnetism and protection in
he campaign, but precious little work and
mighty small wages for hundreds Of thou
arTs of tOilers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-01
A Notable Event.

NEx YoRx, Septembera29-- The Herald
newspaper celehratedits increase in circula-
ton to over 100000 copies today By firing
salute Of 100 gnns in Gtj Hal Park.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-01
Knlad NV snlnhnr,

Losr CREEK, Pa, September 30.-Abfa-
ham and Dan Heakle, brothers, were killed
by the explosion cfa sulphur packer at
number two collerys 90 -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-01

AKESrvcxY girl glories in 3 head of hair
which i seventy inches long aadyery thick,
but our chief glory is in the number OF
eures made recently By the nse OF DR..
Balls Cough syrup, the best remedy for
coughs and eelfs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-01

No one would be surprised if the idle and
,tarviug wOrkmen Of Ohio and PennsyIya-
,;a vote for "a change"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-01
sEFoRE BREAKFAST.

THE patronage to be placed at the dis
,ossl of the next Mayor of New York and
: successors is estimated at $20, ,000, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-01

awnar thing 50 good7' Is the query Of
a uoei souexiat confused: il be has . cold
tie oaly good thing ve know ci Z bottle
. Of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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rxssosAL rorsrs
shovise What 70. sna Isss YsissSs 80

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ark, O., his future bona.
Masers. Clements ssi Dsvia tve vKy
prominent B. 4 o. officials vsss b II eitg
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Nises yesnie Hsaa, Rs1e Co1ley, Lis
me CouIey, B. CoaIey asA Eoss Osale9. q
,he Soutk 6ede. ere visiisg ffieaAs cd =.
tesdipg the fair st Dnsnoea Ole.
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