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PRIVATE HENRY WAS snsr,
On 4 chargs Of Psesisiest
Stealing,
sur cANnisAtlsm DENIED.
Commander Greedy Talks Rssenedly Of
the Terrible 0eeunenee---A Sen.
sation Over the mattes.

BosroS, August la.-A special from
Portsmouth, n. H., says: Early this morn
ing Col Kent obtained an interview With
Lieut. Greely, who admits that Henry had
q military execution on June 6. Al early
as March it was suspected that Henry vss
stealing the limited food which vas appor-
toned out 70 the survivor and this fact
being finally and positively ascstained.
Lieut. Greely had thereafter hard work 10
protect the mans life. Il became neccssAry
in order to keep up discipline, 70 inform
Henry he would - shot II he
practice was continued and that
similar fate win be meted ont to any other
member Of the party dsssssst trl-Ehs'
crime. II Henry had besa permitted 70
continue his stealngs unmolested ths
balance Of the party would have starved 10
death and Henry alone survived. 0fsn and
in spite Of these warnings Henry wss
again detected in stealing provisions
Among the food taken were two pounds Of
bacon, the eating Of so much Of which made
him sick. Search wasthen instituted, when
it was found Henry had among other arti-
cles stolen and hid, pair Of sealsln boots,
which had belonged TO the hunter Of the
party. Lieut. Greely was, therefore forced
in order TO maintain military discipline aud
to protect the hives Of his other comradef,
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The best interests of humanity depend on
the good health of our women folks, and yet
those with brightest intellects seem to suffer
most with silmeuts peculiar to female life.
Ii is wen to remember that the whole female
system csu be bailt up to q, proper state 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 the. place Of
illness and distress, If timely use Is made
use Of Or. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sars-
sparilla. II restores the blood to perfect
health, it strengthens the muscular and ner-
WOES system. It gives tone to the digestive
and urinary organs. 1t allays all irritation
of the mucous membrane. In q word. it is
q perfect female medicine, and aids every
junction Of female life. No other remedy
equals il Have your druggist getit Take
DO substitute.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-14
IN FAVOR OF CLEVELAND.

The Views of Prominent Anti-Monopo-
list---The Reform Governor Good Enough
for Him---A Specimen Interview.
NEW YORK, August l3.-Judging from
the sentiments expressed lart night by a
great majority of the members of the Exec
utive Committee of the New York County
Anti Monopoly League, General Benjamin
F. Butler win receive very few votes from
the Ant-Monopolists of this city. The
chairman of the committee, Mr. E. NJ.
Wight, said that while he thought it impoli-
tic to declare himself as fayoring any of the
candidates until after all the letters of ac-
ceptance had been issued, he would never
theless state, and state most emphatically,
that under no circumstances would he vote
for Genefaf Butler.-- bFf&5 -
'WiIl you vote for BlaineY' asked the re-
porter.
81 do not think there is much chance Of
that either, to tell the truth" continued Mr..
Wight Though the anti-monopolists do
not wish to publicly indorse any candidate
just yet think it safe to say the great
majority of them will vote for Grover Cleve-
land. If you wish 10 know how l in
dividually will vote | will tell you by saying
that intend to follow the Herald, for /
consider that the Herald is, without ever
being demagogical, the truest friend and
advocate that the lahoring man and the
anti-monopolist has"
For Cleveland.
Then, if that's the case, you are pretty
sure to vote for Cleveland" " interrupted Mr..
Morris, another member of the Executive
Committee. For one, know | will cast
my vote for the reform Governor, and l
think you will find most of us will do the
same. No true anti-monopolst will vote
for Butler His following in my opinion,
will be composed almost exclusively of So
cial.sts, cranks. demsgogues and those who
think Buffers success would enable them
in some way to rob the government. The
New York County Anti Monopoly Leagne
was formed not to rob the railroads, nor
TO needlessly harass them in any way, but
for the purpose of making the railroads
live up to their charters, and If there is a
man in this country who has the backbone
to make the corporations keep their faith
with the people it is Grover Clev Gland"
Ex-senator Boyd declined to express an
opinion as to whom he now favored, but he
said very distinctly that he did not think
any circumstances would arise which would
make him vote for General butler.
Mr. Tomlinson, another strong antimo-
nopolist, expressed himself in the strongest
terms in opposition to the "anti-monopoly
candidate. No. he said, never as long
as live will l vote for Butler. do not
hesitate to declare my choice. 1t is Grover
Cleveland and when our State Convention
meets am pretty sure you viii find that
Governor Cleveland will be the choice for
President of fhe ant-monopolists of New
York"
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BEI.LAIRE.

A Lot of small Matters To the Glass City
News and Other Itens.
The Democracy Of this city are ready for
the battles in October and November The
Belmont County Democratic Club is with
out doubt the finest organization. OF the kind
in the town. The list Of Democrats who
will assert themselves and who are strong
for the ticket is growing steadily. The 10
dependents at their last gathering in city
hall attempted to bold an enthusiastic meet
ing. but the object WAS not realized.
About twenty names adorn the list,
but it is not likely 10 get much large, as the
NUM- Der Of good Democrats who are willing
to go back on the regular nominees af the
party are limited Just TO think Of the
Irish going over to the Republican partyl
They could never feel at home IL is
claimed by the boys who have bolted, that
he, Democratic party has never done any
thing for the Irish, which is not n fact The
sons Of old Ireland and their families have
always found protection in the party
which is nov advocating the
election Of Cleveland and Hendricks. Bot
it can be said Of the Republican nominee
that he failed 10 do justice 10 the lrish
while Secretary Of State, and while editor Of
that twofora-cent sheet up in Maine 4 nnrn-
Der Of years ago, did all that was in his
power 10 make fohrtees years the time o
foreign born citizen would have 10 be .
resident Of this country before he could be
nsturalized, but . Democratic Congress
took hold OF the matter and
knocked off about ten years.
Miss Emma 0bberman arrived home yes
terdAy afternoon from Q visit to friends IN
Cleveland. James Murray, one Of the good
looking counciinen in the First Ward, has
gone TO the country on . visit The bird
target to be used BY the German Shooting
Club at its contest at Seiberfs Garden, the
latter part Of the month, arrived yesterday.
and with q number Of other articles TO be
given as prizes, Is on exhibition at
G. Rumbaeh's summer garden.
Aunt Eliza Rheubottom, an aged eo,ored
lsdy, was buried Yesterday. She vsS 81
years old The boat Fsce 10 attracting voy
little attentisa. Several parties were down
from Wheehng yesterday and were wiling
TO stake their money on Felsing. The rest
of the pure of 500 win be put sp tonight
after which IL is thought betting WI be
Eyelier. ID. ii. Williams, manager a tie
steel works, has resigned, and De~ man
will have 10 be selected 10 gil
bis position before the works can starr again.
Miss Minnie Bowen, Of PaYkefsburg. u the
guest Of Mr.. Zach. Crisrell in the Fourth
I'll. R.:~lk. - 4 - ksra a 49,
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WILL TAKE COUNSEL.

Excitement at Cypress Hin Csnstsry Over
the 0resly CanniSai STORY.
NEw YoRK, August lathe ruuoe that
Charles B. Henry, ofths Gieely szPsdidea,
was killed and portion Of bis body sstsa,
caused much excitement in the nsishbor.
hood Of Cypress Hill cemetery. ApPlica-
ton was made to Coroner Robersos, by
persons not related to Henry. 70 have ths
body cxhumed and an inquest held. The
laws Of this State, in cases where persons
died outside Of the State but are buried In
il, permit the coroner Of the county 70 de-
termine whether there il causs 70 bold ~
inquest. The coroner will take counsel 90
the matter to-day.
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are now coming forward to support the
regular Democratic ticket.
"By what process did you arrive at this
informationf' E -.
"Well, you see we have been working for
over two months past in Albany, and when
We came here we were simply continuing
operations We began early distributing
circulars through all the two thousand odd
election districts Of the State, printed in
blank forms, asking for information as to
those among the Republicans who were
doubtful or certain for Blaine, and in this
way we secured mass ofinformation which
has been coming to us for weeks past and
will continue to come for weeks yet
How do you determine between the diff
ference of the number Of Republicans for
Cleveland and the number of Democrats
for BlaineY'
well, there is this essential difference,
that the number of Republicans for Cleve-
land is increasing, while the number Of
Democrats for Blaine is gradually petering
out.
what documents are you now engaged
in distributingY
The Documents.
Zone is a sketch OF Governor Cleyelands
career as Governor, the front page of which
is inscribed Public Office a public trust
then likeness Of the Governor, and under
meath the name Grover Cleveland, The
open record Of an honest man, and at the
bottom, Good and pure government lies at
the foundation Of the progress and prosperi-
ty of every community. A careful consid
Grafton of the Governors action in refer
ence to labor measures shows, as this docu-
ment proves by the facts, that he has de-
sired to carry out all along the views ex-
pressed in his letter Of acceptance when he
received the nomination for Governor.
Among the letters" continued Clerk
Bum, that we have received is one from
lady who is a principal in a school in
northern part Of the State. She writes: i
believe, for the good of the country, that
Cleveland should be elected, and in order to
do that every lover Of good government
must work with will Whatever can be
done in quiet way l shall certainly do
"a prominent male teacher writes: AL
though Republican, should have voted
quietly for Mr.. Cleveland had not seen the
greed and relish with which Republicans
swallowed the filthy mess of disreputable
paper in Buffalo. The fact that men who
believed in none of the current rumors re-
garding the private habits of Arthur, Ed
munds, Blaine, Chandler, and others. and
who support such men as Clayton, Elkins
Dorsey, Platt, Robeson, Belknap Kellogg
and Brady, Notwithstanding the known
facts about them, aud yet assume as true a
campaign lie against political enemy
causes me to feel like doing little to re-
lieve nv mind
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BRIEF TElEGRAMs.
Domestic.

Domestic.
James Quigley, q fireman, w's burned to
crisp under fallen wall at .:oston yes
terday.
The National Irish League, N session at
Boston, decided not to discuss American
politics,
The exact amount of the losses by the
deialcation of Cashier Dickinson. of the
Wall Street Bank, has not yet been ascer-
tanned.
Gavin 4 Hane, wholesale grocers, Galt
Ontario, suspended yesterday. Liabilities,
$4,000.
]. Osborne has been appointed receiver
Of the Wall street bank
Tk kAmsricap. Bankers kssocia,nnlsia
ses6Sfre Saratoga.
The Lydian Monarch, the overdue steam
er, is reported of Cape Race, moving at the
rate Of eighteen miles day.
Fourteen families were rendered homeless
at Shaners, Pa, yesterday by fire.
A million and a quarter of dollars ar
rived at New York yesterday IN British
gold.
The National Convention of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians is in session in New
York.
The final Junior scull, at Watkins, New
York, yesterday was won BY Mulcahy Of
Albany. szs-zss -.
The Virginia Legislature met yesterday
in extra session.
The Salvation Army was mobbed at To
ronto, Canada, yesterday. .-.
Texas fever exists in eight counties in
Kansas.
The Michigan Republican State Conven-
tion is in session at Detroit.
The annual reunion Of the Army Of the
Tennessee, is being held at Lake Mime
touka, Minnesota, General Sherman pre-
siding.
The National Association Of ex.Union
Prisoners Of War, is in session at Detroit
Foreign.
Torpedoes have been placed in the Form,
osan harbors to blow up French fleets.
The French Government is preparing two
regiments and three additional gunboats for
China.
The heat at Toulon is moderating.
The Indian Government opposes the de-
pletion Of English forces in India.
English advices from India say the crop
prospects in Bengal are bad owing TO the
drough.
Marshal Serrano, of Spain, is dying at
Bsnitz France.
Ten persons have been expelled from
Proth.
Sir Evelyn Wood, of the English forces Il
Egypt, is on his way up the Nile.
The Russian Government has decided to
purchase from its English owner the fam
Gus picture alteration Of the Magi." The
price named is 100000 Panl Veronese is
the creator VT the picture. 1t goes to q new
Cathedral.
German papers advis" Bismarck to ig.
more the annexation of Wallfsh Bay and
adjoining county by the Cape Government
ofSouth Africa. The papers also take oc-
ceshion to abuse England.
The English Swedenborgian Conference
is in session at Birmingham, England.
Cholera is spreading in Italy.
NSt6 EnylaDd- aya~Ssotlsnd yesterday
expsf9pted tbc mph sevete thubdsr-siorm
eRr Known Several persons were killed,
among them the Earl Of Louderdale.
The bill providing for the election Of Sen.
ators to the French Congress by universal
suffrage was defeated by a vote Of 4ls TO
327.
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WHEELING W. VA THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST 14 1884

ticket is in contemplation. This is not hav-
ing good effect on the Democratic cam
paign. A mystery-which may be no mys-
tery-is being woven which at least suffices
to hang tale on, which, absurd as it may
be, is damaging, There is a tendency to
confusion and uncertainty where confidence
and activity is naturally looked for.
Scandal and Buffers candidacy should
sufficiently satisfy those whom nothing
suits so well as the unknown quantity.
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He WAS INSANE.
Coroner's Verdict In the BIoodv Collision


Coroner's Verdict In the BLOODY Collision
Tragedy.
CHICAGO. Ill August l3.-Rey. H. NJ
Collision, who killed his wife and then shot
himself through the head yesterday after
noon, is still alive. The coroners inquest
inquest into the cause of Mrs Collisions
death, resulted in a verdict that her hus
band killed her while insane. The investi-
CATION showed he hsi Authorization that
the people OF Dskota had employed him to
write history Of that Territory; that he
had failed to do so, and that the people Of
that Territory were preparing to arrest and
punish him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-14

REPORrs from the growing crops from all
Psr's OF the country show them to be in a
Post promising condition, and the prospect
p bOuntifal harvest, with a consequent
al and winter Of plenty. IS bright II has
een mary years since theFe has been such
general fuIness of the crops Of the different
PRODUCTS in all sections. The corn and
sheat Of the west is particularly advanced
MS year, the tobacco Of the east and south
IN better condition than for wears, and
ne cotton Of the south is up to its usual
'e'a. The cgscfs of the last threatened
FaAie Nil Dc more thaa co1ateracted
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Il the too searching light of the the cur
tent revelations Of the horrors Of the
IiEEELY Arctic expedition, the one man who
ia.ly sinks lower in the estimation Of the
people is the incurably asinine Ego at the
bead of the Signal Service Bureau. a
!, "; martial is absolutely necessary. Turn
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WESTON.
Unusually Pleasant Social Event in a Pleas
ant Town.

Cnusually Pleasant Social Event In Pleas
ant Town.
WEsroS, August l3.-[Exclusive. j
One of the most enjoyable balls of the
season, occurred Last evening at the resi-
denee of Judge Thos. A. Edwards, given in
honor of.Hofman Summers, of Clarksburg
who is visiting friends in this city. About
thirty couple of the young folks of the city
participated, and most delightful time was
had by all; each and every one expressing
themselves more than pleased with the hos
pitality of the host and hostess. Hancher's
orchestra furnished the music, and dancing
was continued till a. m, and did justice
to the hostess, who excelled herself on this
ocna eiOp
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A SAlACloUS TRICK.

Mean Artifics Used by n Baltimore Base
Ball Club.
NoRFoLE, Va, August l3-During the
game of base ball between the Baltimore
Unions and the Athletic club of Ports
mouth, it was discovered that the Bslti-
mores were playing with two balls, a live
one for themselves and dead ball for their
competitors Intense excitement and con-
fusion ensued, and four or FIVE men and
BOYS rushed to the diamond, and the Balti-
mores would have been roughly handled
but for the police.
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1 PROMINENT Democrat Of this citv wrote
% a Republican friend in BuEslo-Mr.
IOSAH G. MUSEO, who is the general sgent
Ui the Oriental powder mills Of Boston, and
lhe treasurer and general manager Of the
Chari,y Organization SOciety-for inforua,
Ion regarding the alleged CLEVELAND scan
faL In reply, he received letter from Mr..
pryEO showing thar there was nothing in
he ,alked-oi scandal, aud that he would
FaFpOrt CLEVELAND as against BlAISE, b.
leTing him to be more honest and capable
EOg the position.
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d aRlu

Az exoelent friend and Democrat writes
ls from the interior OF the State: The
Dcmocsatic prospects in both State and
Nation Isak bilious" Our friend has mis-
AIKEN the condition Of his liver for the con-
iiion of sle party. Ifhe will take about
len grains sf blue mass and then take
mother loSk be viii see q big change in the
lamOeyatsc y,oSnect
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A ,,nr uhn snffered from Heakness

A LADY. who suffered from weakness Pa'
euliar to her sex, in writing to q friend,
said: Al tried various kidney medi-
cines, but only found myself Trowing worse.
A friend told me to use DR.. Guysotts fel
low Dock and Sarsaparilla. Its effect on
me was soon indicated By clear and beau
tiful complexion. freedom from aches and
rains a complete removal of nervous de,
preston. painless regularity in habits OF di'
Sestiou and otherwise. cannot praise the
remedy too highly as true FREUD to suffer
ING womanhOod and IS strengthening
a. .diciRe
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Mr.. DANA HAS DECLINED
To Be Chairman of the New York
Butler Meeting.
THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON DEAD
A Destructive Fire at Northeast, PennsyI-
vania--- Forty Deaths From Cholera
In Two Days.

New YORK, August l3.-Chas. A. Dana,
editor ofthe Sun, in letter declining the
Craftsmanship of the Butler mass meeting
August 3, says: 1T will be great meet
ing and any citizen Of New York interested
in the promotion OF a Democratic principles
might be proud to preside over it. D"
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VIZ rrgrc, that we are compelled to re-
peat. for The information OF certain parties,
that the REGIsTIS is newspaper aud will
continue to be. Price, Is cents per week,
SIX days or Is cents including the Sunday
..lit;nn
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Ok the third page of the REGISTER viii be
found the address Of the Buffalo Independ-
tnt Republicans to the Independent Repub-
leans of the nation, giving the result of 8
careful and deliberate investigation into the
Gandal charges.
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er Dan Bradley's work-The New York
State Com mi tee Letters From Ladies'
school Teachers for Cley
cans Pledged to the BuffaIo Statesman.
New YORK, August l3.-The Executive
Committee of the National Democratic
Committee held its first regular meeting
Yesterday at 10 a m. at the headquarters,
No. IL West Twenty-fourth street. Ofthose
present were Senator German, chairman,
and Messrs. Thompson, Barbour, Smalley,
Ransom and Jonas The committee re-
mained in session five hours and did con-
siderable amount Of business IN the line Of
providing for an ample supply Of campaign
literature of taking steps to encourage Or
CARNATIONS Of Democrats in behalf Of the
ticket in doubtful States and Of selecting
speakers for various sections Of the country
to better enfghten the people on the issues
before them.
When the meeting was over several Of the
members had their attention drawn TO the
roorbaek in circulation that Cleveland, re-
cognizing that he cannot be elected because
Butler is in the field, contemplated with
drawal.
Commissioner Thompson exclaiaed:-
Life is too short to bother with such non
sense"
Senator Jones quickly observed-"Gov-
ernor Cleveland's withdrawal at tbs time
would be equivalent to his resignation of
the Presidency, which any careful observer
knows is within his grasp"
Senator German declared:-'Governor
Cleveland's prospects are so fuR Of promise
that such ridiculous runor IS no, worth
talking about
Father" Dan BradleyS Work.
Among the visitors to headquarters was
Father Dan Bradley, Of Brooklyn. for sew
eral terms member of Assembly. He said:
81 have been mp the country doing mission
sry work for the Democratic ticket and !
think ! have sown good deal OF seed
among eounrymen Of mine al KINGSTON.
Rondout, Coxsackle and Port Jervis At
Port Jervis addressed an Irish meeting
that was composed ofnen who had intended
10 vote for Blaine. Father Flynn spoke A.
ter me on the same side. and the next night
they organized Cleveland and Hendrieks
club, l an going up the Othsr hank af the
Hudson tbs week fEttHkEfS
FFss Thestats conmittee: {
Mr.. walter Bum, formerly clerk IN the
Assembly, and nov clerk ofthe State Demo
cratic Committee, was up 10 his ewes in
business yesterday. ovezhauing great pile
ofcoiresPondeneef from all parts Of the Sta.s
relating to the progress of the canvass
I'VE have returns" said Mr, ,Bunn, from q
thousand election districts in the State, and
in ninety -fse per cent, of these from FIVE tr
seveatv-sye Republicans are promised foI
Cleveland Other returns indicate. tha
Democrats uho prior 10 and snhseGHent z
REORGANIZATION, were opposed 10 Cleyelsa'
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BLAlNE'S CAMPAIGN FUND.
DARK Hints From Ohio Of EmbeZEleBsent In
ha Rlaina

DARK Hints From Ohio of EmbezElensent In
the Blaine Interest.
CINCINNATI, August l3-Neither the
prosecuting witness nor her attorney ap-
peared in the Justices Court this morning
when the case of representing Attorney
Samuel H. Drew, who was arrested and
charged with embezzling $4,000 from wild
ow Cox, was called. The defense is anx-
ious for a trial claiming that there will be
sensational developments. II is hinted
that they can show that s. 900 of the money
was borrowed for campaign purposes and
used by Blsin, and Foraker against Hoadly
last year.
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VIZ had a regular railroad boom in yari-
US parts of the State, last Spring, What
J las beeome-ot it, There is no section in
America where a system Of narrow gauge
railroads Ks 80 greatly needed as in West
Virginia There is no other section which
lhe people -ase so deeply interested in such
Enterprises. Let plans for improvement
- - 80,