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A CAPTAINS CRUELTY.
starving His Sailors and Strinsins Them
Up by the Thumbs.

starving His Sailors and Stringins Them
Up by the Thumbs.
MONTREAL, October 3l.-The develop.
ments of cruelty by Capt. McFadden, Of
the bark AlPbeus Marshall, towards men,
hers Of his crew on long voyage from
China TO this port that are coming out in
the masters trial here are horrible. The
men were put on short allowance Of food,
placed in irons and tied up by the thumbs
FOR hours in excruciating torture, under
the plea Of insubordination, when
ihey complained of not being able to work
The crew, nearly the whole voyage, was on
short rations, although numbers of vessels
were met and ports were passed from which
provisions could have been purchased had
the captain chosen to apply FOR them. When
the men were tied up aud in agony the cap
tain used to taunt them with the expression
that they would remain suspended until
their arms fell out Of their sockets. Such
infamous brutality as the witnesses testify
10 has never been surpassed in marine his
tory. The case Is proceeding.
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l-E Ns..a.brse..s R.nnll;oon Dl...rs .

III. Massachusetts Republican, always a
--' "e?a.':cau paper, thus gives its rea,
w., - ',' supporting CLEyElAxr
ia. ,-- Aei 2tlcan S profoundly convinced
-, .., q Candidate whose letters convict him
n. ,l ,Is -'osss,' disregard for truth never
-i 20 -e seated in toe office winch has
2 - ..st 1.1.Tst 'y Washington aud Lincoln
,.-.''l IS ne drs; and most essential viz
80. r..1 P-2@c servant, and its absence is
-. % he last degree. Hence tae
.-l s:-..I'1 mas always protested. and it will
,r-p- - protest against the election of
s,,:. Esaa candidate II can DO no more,
sr,-,.' A., NJ 90 no less. We shall alwsys be
s.s-r. Es.,.saR IN behalf Of truth, and never in
,sa a.. u. Eea or parties. We advocate
Y;r,l" l".ca0a OF Grover Cleveland. of New
H., I,.I :. % the Presidency because we believe
c., " p, honest, faithful and able and in
7,,,.5s 5s"o.e public servant. The issues in.
sr5 = III "a 'ss election are as fundamental
n, ~ ~, as ieey are clear and overshadOw
All lie situation is not Of our making
r,,,,.aF ~ aye not IN politics for fun. Thi,
~, |. !aFts it Is for tie Best man in iSSl asi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-01

The Baltimore and Ohio viii Fight the
Pennsylvania Road to the End.
BALTIMORE, October 3l.-Trains OF the
Balumore and Ohio railroad over the PenU-
sylvauia railroad between here and New
York will be stopped Sunday next Pas
Senger agents of the Baltimore and Ohio
state that with the end of all arrangements
between the two roads the Baltimore aud
Ohio will inaugurste new schedule: They
will start in direct competition with the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad limited and express
trains with sleeper and parlor cars to all
points west and for which no extra charge
Will be made. They say they are in for the
war and re going to stay
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PepnsyIyonians i'm Demand.

New York, October 3l.-Don Cameron
was, on Wednesday, summoned from Har-
risbrug to assist in securing money. He
spent the afternoon among the inancers
and told friend on his return to the Fifth
Avenue that he had raised $4,000 during
the afternoon He lett yesterday to make
another raise for New Jersey, 1t is curious
with what confidence the Republican man.
ayers rely upon Cameron for cash every
time they get in pinch. 1t is stated that
after consultation with Mr.. Blaine Senator
Cameron left for Boston to see what he
could do among the business men there
Daniel Dougherty and Secretary Of State
Stenger are also here, doing political work
So is Senator Wallace. Pennsylvanians are
in demand in election times.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-01
SAME OLD PISTOL.

UnIoaded and Resulting in the Same Old
Tragedy.
FORT SMITH, ARK, October 3l.-While
Elijah Henderson, tenant on the Arnold
plantation, Choctaw nation was playfully
presentinra pistol supposed to be unloaded
at several friends assembled at his house
last evening, it accidentally went off and
killed his wife. Henderson became almost
crazy and begged to be killed. To-day he
surrendered and desires TO plead guilty to
murder so he may be hanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-01
SALEM.
Judge Brannon Addresses u Splendid DEM
oCratiC Outpouring.

Judge Brannon Addresses q Splendid DEM
"cratic Outponring.
SALEM, ". VA. Oct 81 Exclusive. -
There was a graud demonstration at this
place last night. More than 500 Demo
Gratis participated in the parade. The peo-
pie are alive and at work, and will lose no
time in thoroughly organizing the county.
Judge Brannon made an excellent speech,
aud was spplauded with great enthusiasm.
This is particularly significant being in
Colts own county. COTS friends are all
disheartened and virtually give up the race.
" Howl who has been following Bran
non from point to point, was here, as We
presume, TO furnish some more of those pc
Culiar repOrts.
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DIcCuiIoch lakes the Oath.

WASHINGTON, October 3l.-The Hon.
Hugh McCulloch, the newly appointed Sec
retary of the Treasury, called at the de-
partment to-day and found his desk covered
with congratulatory letters and kilograms.
General Gresham was also present and
notary public employed in the department
was summoned aud administered the oath.
Secretary Gresham formally turned over
the affairs Of the department and Withdrew,
intending to leave for Indiana tomorrow.
TIE Treasury officials were then summoned
AID introduced to the new Secretary, who
then Delivered q hrief address
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A PoIsoNeR's FEARFUL CONFESSION.
Thirteen psopi. Pit Out OF Life by Ten.
nrssce Fiend.

Thirteen People Put Out OF Life by Ten.
ncssce Fiend.
GLEASON. WEEELv Co, TENN, October
3l.-The most intense eSci,emen, exists
over tho arrest of the poisouer Taylor.
Taylor it appears, poisoned not only
Swain, prominent citizen OF this plsee but
men named Jones, Gro9mcs and fourth
man. The poison used was cantharidcs.
He attempted to poison the guard on his
way to Jail a, Dresden. He will il Is
thought, certainly he lynched to night. Tsy.
lor took matters with the utmost non-cha!.
ance, declined to talk to any one except the
Telegram correspondent. He said that he
was native Of the middle par. Of Tenncs.
see, and that he had killed thirteen men
with the same kind ofpoison. lie appeared
TO be Of sound. mind II. greatest possible
indignation prevails against him. as all his
victims were men Of prominence.
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co,lage s,ndents, Rebellion.

HALIFAX, October 3l.~-The students
attending Kings college Windsor, have
rebelled, and demanded the dismissal OF
President Dart and Professors Detormenreu
and Butler The original cause of the
trouble is said to be that Canon Dart treats
them continually with contempt The
students burnt him in efhgy on the college
grounds on Monday night. The college
lectures have been suspended and the
students are strolling idly about the town In
limits nf txns and threes.
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Armed niuIlie Macuires.

TnEoNTo, October Sl.-Great anxiety is
felt here for the safety Of the police sent
from here to Michipicoten TO deliver the
town from a mob. Intelligence reaches
here that on landing they were attacked by
the rioters who fatally shot Constables Mills
and Goods, and wounded Inspector Ward.
There are four hundred Molie Maguires
armed with repeating rifles, who have the
town in their possession. The police are
only armed with revolvers and it is feared
militia must be sent to relieve them. No
further news can be received until the boat
arrives at Port Arthur SATURDAY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-01
China Buying ships.

PHILADELPHIA, October SIT is an
uourced that the steamships San Pueblo
ard San Pedro, built by Cramp L Sons for
c p. Huntingdon, the New York railroad
millionaire, have been sold BY Mr.. Hunting
don TO the Chinese government for 81 800
COO. 10 be Immediately converted into war
ships for service against the French. Other
purchases for the Chinese at this port are
likely to take place at almost any time.
The new iron steamship Ell Dorado, the
last vessel Of the S2,00O,OOO contract be-
tween Mr.. Huntingdon and the Cramps,
will be turned over to her owners today.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-01

MANY who long suffered from urinary aad
digestive diseases, causing nervousness, de-
biiity and weakness, aftertrying bittsss, kid
pey medicines, iron medicines, ETC.. without
benefit, have found permanent relief in
from one to three bottles Of DE-, Guysott S
Yellow Dock aad Ssrsaparila. the only per
feet blood purifier and Strengthened. Han
dreds of letters to the propfetors have tes-
tilted to its superiority over the maay pre-
tended cures so largely advertised BY means
Of bogus certificates that are bought and
paid for.
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" ARMS AND PLENTY OF WHISKY"
Bulldozing tho Southern Democratic Vote
Trouble Ahead.

foic
Trouble Ahead.
NASHVILLE, October 3l.-Information
has been obtained to-day that 500 negroes
from the Hermitage district are to be ap.
pointed United States Deputy Marshals for
election; that half the number are to be sent
to Louisiana and Indiana and the other
halt are to attend the polls in Nashville.
The latter have been promised arms and
plenty OF whisky on the day Of election.
The report has created general consterna'
ton among law-abiding citizens, who will
probably arm themselves in self defense.
Members Of the Porter Rifles, under q
sem.ofiicial request, this morning quietly
removed their guns from their respective
armories 10 prevent any possibility Of Seiz,
ure. The action of appointment Of the
United States deputy marshals is solidify-
ing the Democracy. Those Democrats who
had intended to vote the Republican Presi-
dental ticket are now Withdrawing their
supIOrt
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Business in Manchester.

MANCHESTER, October 5l.-The Guar
dams commercial article says the market is
very strong bat generally inactive. Yarns
for export sold freely at the latter part o:
the week at prices difficult to realize on
Tuesday. Medium counts are higher and
firm. but the demand is slow. Cloths are
quiet and the decline in exchange prevents
the execution of man. orders.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-01

CHIcAGo, October 3l.-A. Powell Palmer,
partner in the prominent insurance house of
II. C.. Sreight y Co., Of this city registered
at the Revere House on Tuesday. Wednes-
day he signed a physicians name to an or,
der for o quantity Of lsudsnum, which was
procured By messenger. Yesterday after.
noon he was found dead in his room under
circumstances clearly indicating suicide.
His partners refuse to talk, but the police
evreCf sensational DEVELOPMENTS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-01

>.... are in circulation that the Re
"acan managers are buying yo;es for
I'VE Instance is quoted of a Demo
"a, .-.g. offered >25 and another SO.
...- a'r -ly stories TO be in circulation,
l&,-e Ra-,.a& hopes they are without
"-..'.a. The crime is felony where a
'a& light * scld and any one caught
e. --, deserves he penalty, which is the
....,sl-H.
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Accidentally Kilied His Chum.

KEoKUS, IA. October 1.-The mystery
attending the death oE Eddie Landon, whose
body was found in the outskirts with brl-
let hole in his neck, was Yesterday cleared
I'D by the confession of Emil Sendstrom,
who iold the officers that he accidentally in-
flicred the wound while he and Eddie were
shooting at a neighbours chickens. After
the shot the boys started home and llsndon
EaE M, the WAY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-01

ia. -o~ TAR famed secret circulars sent
q by 'le .,~?.5Ecaa managers are on ex-
..,- q. the R.1.SrEE office. They
q. 90 .e framed The one in English
.o''1c Judge BR,yyoy of being in league
"- ;1e aror dealers and brewers was
.. or mo ne country. The one in ter
a. .ses the Judge Of being a prohibi.
.1s; and IS circulated in the city. Truly
.. ;aT AN mouth thou art convicted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-01

JrDGE BRANNON has stood abuse and mis-
representation until forbearance has ceased
to be a virtue and the caustic castigation
he gave that Intelhgencer reporter last
night was entirely deserved by him. The
fact, however, that this veracious newspa-
per man, with a CLEVELAND badge in his
hat, rode up on the Democratic special car
last night after the BenwOod meeting, will
scarcely prevent him from again misrepre-
senting the Judge this morning.
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He DEED Too soon.

ElCHSoNp Va, October 3l.-Major Isaac
". Walker, a prominent citizen, died here
Yesterday. He begged his physician to pro-
long his life until tuesday to enable him to
cas-, his vote He said he wanted the last
act of his life to be 10 deposit his ballot for
his candidate. He intended to be carried
to the polls on a s,retcher. Walker was an
ardent pol;iCiau.
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I.nrehHim Into Death.

MlxyEArolIs. Oct. 3l.-0u Wednesday
night Miss Virginia Mason committed sui
side with chlorotorm. She had been de-
pressed in spirits since July y, when her
sffaueied husband, Bryant Coe, was assault
ed bv a robber while she was walking with
him, and received injuries from which he
died. She has since made several attempts
n kill herself
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-01

The campaign in New York is at tusiug
heat. Ministers Of the gospel are embroiled
in smirching each others character to
such an extent that the lie direct is banded
among them with all the nonchalance Of
Old StauerS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-01

Ina managers nG Gen. Corr continue
so Gers>'er'.y 20 misrcPresent Judge BRAN
,'y Q" hi, position on the tariff that we re-
.'oiace on the second page, his words and
.ae comments thereon from the REGISTER
b. the ID ult.
That Las been his position throughout the
.5'r'c' /. IS clear honest and convinc-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-01

knI,NAroIIS. October 3l.-Ex-G Governor
Hendricks delivered speeches to-day in the
northern part of the State At kokomo he
was received Ivy an immense crowd esti.
mated at 10000. After short speech he
left for Marion where he addressed large
audience From Marion Gov. Hendricks
proceeded to Button.
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HalleR (IrDEh

VALLEY Grove, October 81 Excln'
siye. The Republican and Dexocrate
clubs, Of Valley Grove, bad a joint discus
sian last evening Of the issues Of the caza-
paign of 1854, as regasdes the different
plspks OF the platforms They we're argued
bv M-. Jacob Regner. Democsat, On the
affirmative; aad Wa. N, Dunlap. on the
negative. Each oas spoke ios an hour and
fer;y minutes 70 an audience Of respectful
Republicans ard Democrats with spunk.
ling Of yolng ladies and everything passed
of 10 the satisfaction Of all present j..
WoxAy's best friend for relieving the
nany pains and weaknesses incidental to
female life, and one that gives rosy cheeks.
brigh,ens tie eyes, checks every unnasura!
drain and creates perfect picture Of health
szd beauty. is Dr. Guysott,s Yellow Dock
srd Ss-sspsriils 1t purifes the bloot-
strengthens the female system, and re
moves al feeling Of languor, distress, pin
rles, sores ard weakness, producing dream
less slrmher and ps;nles regularity G. "a:
uTal funetiona
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Hazed TO Death.

WAsHIyGToS, d. C., October 3l.-Friends
OF the late Cadet Strong OF Oregon, whose
death at the Naval Academy was suspected
to have been caused by severe hazing, are
ipyesiipatinp the matter.
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Washington.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 3l.-To.day
the Grand Jury found an indictment
against Col Burnside, late disbursing officer
of the Postoffce department, charging him
with embezzling $4,000.
The estimated decrease in the pnblic
deb, tar October is s.. 80 O0D
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WITH A BASE BALL BAT
A Mans Soul is Sent into
Eternity.
OTHER CRIMINAL MATTERS.
The Arrival Of the Rescued Crew and
Passengers Of the Burned Steam
er Maasadam.
THE NEWS FROM EUROPE.

TAYLoRsyuLE, ILL.,, October 3l-Eugene
Dorver tonight killed John Hunter. re-
spected citizen, with base ball bat Hun.
ter was carrying ;toreh in political pro-
eessiOn and. upintentioually lowered it till
..uched Droyer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-01

H. h.. .,..,-srHr--L.TTCE BlNEG was
..r... a,rad at DelmOniCes Wednesday
.,ayt&eI,y GovLp>. the Public-5e-
-&l,,-vsHlr. the ASroRS, the FlELD>,
,->,a.s Il. uonopolists, Soap ELSlNS
q, Twgl'vpcr cent-ReducuOn JOKES. But
p. C.-~.. tor the starving Hooking valley
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Henry Ward Beechei,s Denial.

New YORK. October 3l.-Henry Wa-i
Re. cher issues card denying the statement
that he wrote to Garfield urging Blaines
appointment as Secretary Of State. and en-
dorSing his personal character. He says if
any letter Of that purport is in existence it
Is a fnrnerU
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VIII Not Federate..

SYDNEY. n. S. W, October 3l.-The Pro
vincial Assembly. by a majority OF one,
shelved the resolution in favor Of the fedssr
alton of the Australian provinces and sae
annexation of New Guiana
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HeMas Sht L.

CRIcAGo, Oct. 3l.-J. J. Bailey twenty
years old, bookkeeper the Nationl bank st
America. was discharged tive weeks ago.
The officers Of the bank now claim to have
discovered deficiency OF Sc, 900 in Bailey
accoun, and will cans his arrest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-01

uo. believe tha, official integrity is
=. Ind most essential virtue in pub
= ,' ...,.r,o -, It so then you will record
ro,, hr CLEVELAND, HgNpEIcSs and
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g.. rs,,9Te the prediction that more dirt
", h,sH !, s1l,r5 frps at J,vss Blame than any
aas Dee" "..,s .,.ared American politics.
, uo-s of Il has stuck.
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sherman in NeR York.

NEw YoRx, October 3l.-Senasor Sher-
man to-day addressed business mems
meeting in CbiSkering hall. He was ID
IoUa ed bv Mr.. Blaine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-01

"IT is all over town, said the Arab.
"What?' asked the old man, his eyebrows
bristling with curiosity. Mud" said the
youngster. while his mouth went clear aroud
bis ears il grin. "Righ, yeu are said the
old man. with the mud comes coughs
and colds. and yo1 know the remedy"
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup" rejoiRei the boy
Right yoG are again
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Grent Preparations.

NEw YoRE, October a.-Extensive' gSeP
srat;ons are being made for the great
Cleveland demonstration to@raOrrow> Il IS
believed it will be the greatest pliGcsl
Gathering ever seen IN this cay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-01

p.rwood speech Of Judge BF'NSoS
:! ~. ,.,i,ya, well timed and convincing
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- committees are proceeding
'al. w.. " =, door attempting to mesmerize
rom ~, ..;..~s But they don't mesmerlze
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~ pfa,3elrhia Times, an independent II
I's ,r..n -, r.per. already declares Mr.
~ 10y : beaten.
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rS for the REGISIEK
lGkHis End in their orders
.DOald sen" ,"r extra papers next
promptly - a. not 10 have errors
GGssa,sih 'ts When they cannot De rem
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HIDING.
A NnSh Wanted Murderer Concealed i1
New York.

New York.
NV YOnE, October 3l.-lt is now Ger.
tain that young Daniel J.. Stanton, who
killed his schoolmate, Frederick =. Mast.
in the outskirts Of Philadelphia four weeks
ago. has been since the commission Of the
crime and probably is now in this city
though in hiding, Since the killing he
has written three letters, all postmarked
this city, addressed to old friends and his
family and all indicating q desire to ascer.
tain If he surenders would be stand any
chance Of successfully defending himAelf
against charge OF murder in the first De.
gree
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Three Dead.

GiRARDsvILLE, Pa, October 3l.-This
afternoon while George Kraposky, John
MolEnsky and John Ungsky. Hungarians,
were cutting coal in mine breach near
Centralia, huge rock fell, killing them. -
The fault with most all cough prepAra-
tions is that they contain morphia, and are
absolutely injurious to the stomach and
nerves. That simple preparation Of wild
cherry bark, called DR. Wistar's 8alsam Of
Wild Cherry, contains no muriphis, and yet
win cure cough or cold in Tess time than
any other compound IL Is the only relia,
bic cure for consumption,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-01

.Toru,S7s TO Yelioxstcne Park psxt "a
cor mishf ereosr.es acr:hyes.en basy-
rsrd lithey are wise tbsr WI take mp
ply of tic famous DE-. Balls Csash SyuP-
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srFoRE BREAKFAST.

-. VII, swap votes only give the
p'., ", -. a., cs,nce Of defeating the majority