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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-08
Cnariir Com,nence,, nj Homo.

At the last moment, ten o'clock Il. M,
August -. Eugene Gaudins, warehouse
man for McssrS. b. Onorato d Co., bought
one fifth of the coveted ticket. The revoIu,
lions of the wheel brought out No. l5.''61
as drawiag the capital prize. The fact woS
,ubHshed and came soon to the ear" oi
t;audins, who yesterday was poor, but to
dav, by the investment Of dolla~, ranks
among the "bondholders' He called nj
the Office Of the Louisiana State Lottery
with w. Il. Ororato, and was promrly
pnid in Sull.-New Orleans Picayune, Ang
18th 1851
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-08

A REMEDY that has proven itself never
faili~r cure for scrofla and all sgph'ii'!c
disorders must quickly cure less terrible
blood diseases. Dr. Guysot,'s yellow nocHi
and sarsaparilla is such a perfect 6loo'
purifier and strengthener OF bodily tunc'
ttions that it cures the above diseases
even when Hot Springs and al o;hee'
treatment has failed Remember, 1t is a.,
solutelv free from mineral poisons, aad WIZ
not iniura the most delicate constitution
Its use will make you feel b~oyan', s'rou9
and well. and WI rid YOUR srS,n'a O. a.
blood impurities al every intc'1a. aa1
ex,ersa Indication OF disease,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-08
OHIO POLITICS.
The Buckcye Democrats to Garry th" Wa
Into Africa.

Into Africa.
CUrrurr>, o., October 1.-The Demo
Gratis are making elaborate arrangements to
receive Blaine on Route No. ,. They will
begin at the start circulating thousands OF
documents on Blaines connection WITH cor
poratious, especially in the Hooking valley,
where the strike continues. The M~lhgan
letters and numerous other papers will be
distributed After the Massillon meeting,
Wednesday they will have meetings al the
points along the route and aim to outdo the
demonstrations OF the Republicans, with
both professions appearing at the same
time and on the same streets. AT Bdlre
last stop at Lancaster, next Saturday
night, all the Cleveland and Hendricks
clubs from this city and other points will be
present to participate in grand contes, OF
displav. Carl Schurz will bc'in the city
when Blaine mBkes his second visit.
J. H. Fellows, Of New York, and +. +.
Pillsbury. ct Maine, addressed rouslng
Democratic meeting here tonight. Senator
Thurman and oll the party leaders are ON
the stump his week Many new meetings
have been appointed along Blaines route.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-08

are now to be sold at many reguIarlj ap-
pointed places in each OF the large cities.
\ wonderful convenience this will be to tn"
public. As they will be generally al the
drug stores. the people who call for stamps
can also call for Browns Iron Bfters, the
great family tonic Wieson Il Leonard.
druggists. at Willimantic, Conn, say We
sell no tonic. invigorator or blood purifier.
,hat uivcs such satisfaction as Browns Iron
n.,.nr-. ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-08

OSCAR WrLnE'S now book. Impressions
of America" will be eagerly read by al
Who assisted to make the poets trip so de
c;drdly pleasant. His impression OF Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup is matter Of little con
sequence. rs the public have already pro
rcIrccdi' the remedy for co&gas and colds
Tar excellence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-08
ONE MORE GONE.
4 Republican Elsctor Resigns Hnd says
Blaine il a Bad Man.

Blaine il a Bad Man.
NJ, YorH, Oct. w. T.. Forrest, one
OF the electors on the Republican ticket for
this State, has resigned from his position
because he says, he cannot cOnscientionS'y
supper. James g. Blaine. The following
letter he has addressed to James d. War,
rem. Chairman of the State Republican
Committee
Sln-I wish to tender my resignation as
Republican elcctor for this State. | am
sorry TO say that | cannot conscicntlouSIy
support TIE present Gomiree tor President,
James G. Blaine.
remain, yours respectfully,
" L EnnnE.-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-08
a Mean Old General Routed.

Old General DEBILITY" has been Po', to
Nipht in Arkansas. with happy results
From Brinklcy from Webb City and from
WaInn. Ridgc. Mcssrs ?. r. Anderson T..
y TayIor and T. 5. Pinchhack respective
II, write that they were all a"';e,e1 with
General drI;litv and received solid benefit
fror, B-owY's Iron Bi,ters. This is pleas
,rT'' nr. 70 Enox. not only tor the Arkansas
%no,Ie @ bpt for all sections OF the country
nbare General Debility has counted victims
Lv tfc .Lo~saud. For sale erYwhere.
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Louisiana.

Nav UE.EA,S IA., October O.-Ihere
j, ,try little betting in this clty on the gen
rrsl result. There has been a standing ad-
,,.,,i.,,neut in the papers by a person
wiling to het $1,000 on Blame. Inquiry
shows Nat he i the representative OF a
%ioC0n syndicate made up of business
,.on. but they have been able to place
,r-y little Of their money. There are bets
or So to 500 that the Democrats wiI!
carry the October election in OHIO AID
even bets that the Republicans will carry It
l., lI.Ov3 majority
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-08

I7 vas wise one that said: Every
man il. occasionally what he ought to be
pcrpetually' That must be when he Is
honest enough to acknowledge the merits o.
DR.. Bulls Cough syrup, the Only sur" cure
tnr cnunh. and colds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-08
prraidrnt Cleveland.

ALBANY. Oct. 7.-tiovernor Cleveland
goes to New York on private business We'd
nesdav next. He will remain until Thurs
dav afternoon when he has promised TO b"
present at the demonstration TO be held IN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-08

BEVERLY.
III. End nf the Flanagan Murder Case
InsntisfactOTy Verdict.


Unsatisfactory Verdict.
BryfY,Y. W. Va, October = ExcIu-
sivc. Nearly the whole term Of the Circuit
Court, which commenced on Tie - INST.
has been taken up with the trial Of John L.
Flanagan. charged with burning the house
in which were consumed Francis Somer-
field and child on the Dry Fork OF ohea'
las, December accounts Of which have aP'
neared nj different times in the REGISTER.
Flanagan was indicted IN the May term i"
three cases. two for muricr ana one iot ar
son The court assign-i hr. %. "''nH
or St George to defend him ana rcAaEdea
him 10 ail 10 answer at tn. term on Co"rt'
EI.naran employed Capt l. a: Brad'ord'
/ u Stradcr and ". l.. kec Prosecuting
h,,o-rey Scott secured the services OF Capt.
An Pouuds,one. Of BuckhannOn, to con-
dn,, the prosecution. A great deal Of inter
~, vos manifested in the case, the Court
borse being daily thronged with an eager
crowd. There were some fifty or sixty wit
rcsses summoned principally for the State.
The case was given to the jury on FRIDAY.
and on Saturday they brought in verdict
Of -uiltg Of murder in
The First Degree
to the surprise Of every one VINO heard the
evidence, as his acqui,,al was fIliy expect
cd. The verdict does no, give satisfaction
10 any one but those living on the nT
| Fork Flauarans council made apphca-
.;or tcra new trial bu, after listening to the
arrnn,ent Judge Ice refused TO grant It,
w!ercupor rhcy na'o k""rn their ','rnn2n ,l,
otlaLit- y. c.-r'o -" 'oGr, o. hpn'a :.
~Ir r., r,,n.l a''hc "vi'nce fl"'-'H'
.t.. e, 80 'e' y. rrnal imp-''. m
.,,.,, = e.. ne - no, ~s-rau. ::"h a
y.rI:'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-08
The An.ner Not KNOWN.

HuTINonE, October 1T is not known
what reply to the notice published by the
Penns,iyauia railroad il any has been
made by the Baltimore and Ohio. Tn,
regular monthly meeting Of the board OF
N1Drinrs tnkes Mace Tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-08
KEAHNEYSVILlG.
\ RattIing Democratic Demonstration.
Addres,cd by Hon. D.. Boyd Faulkner
and r. j. simpson.

\ RattIing Democrat" Demonstration.
Addressed by Hon. D.. Boyd Faulkner
and r.. j. simpson.
KEARNEYsvILLE, W. Va, October O.
Exclusive. Hon. f. Boyd Faulkner and
4. J. Simpson, Esq, Of Mar,insburg who
have spoken at number of points in this
county. spoke to our people at this place on
last Thursday night. y large number OF
visitors from Lectown, with band OF music
and torches, Helped to swell the crowd.
The schoolhouse was crowded and large
number OF the citizens were unable to get
in. To accommodate tie audience Mr..
Simpson stood at the doc! and spoke for
one hour. He showed the Inconsistencies
IF the party of great moral ideas and de.
Tended the Democratic adm Hlstration OF
the affairs of West Virginia lie was fire..
,rucrlv applaudcd and was loudly chcercd
u he in'sLed with
A striking Pcroration.
Mr.. Faulkner followed, and for over an
hour he held the undivided attention Of his
large audience. Afer rapidly reviewing
the National aud State lasUrs, he eloqucntly
plCaded with the voters OF Jefferson to turn
out TO man on the III. aud vote the DEM
ocratic ticket Mr Faulkncrs effort WAS
very fine. and he was often appIaudcd to the
echo. He's great tayoritc IN this section.
and can always count on our support and
endorsement
Marked Contrast.
In marked contrast to the speeches OF the
two gentlemen, and the fine and large de-
monstration on Thursday night. the lSepub-
licans had a corporal guard meeting on
Saturday night, which was yelled a, bya
Mr. fite. who i paving around for the
State Senate. Ifhis effort here is any guide
to his ability, i, is safe to say, that he is the
man the people don want. and with Nor
ran county 200 majority against him.
Berkeley 800, and Jefferson 200 1t is
casy to calculate what he'll lack on the
Iith. Jefferson is aroused and will surely
give from 200 to 1900 Democratic ma
ioriih We mean to vote.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-08
ID In Maine.

/ PORTLAND, Nh, October The Sta'r
Convention of the Peoples party was held
in Reception Hall this morning. The Com
mittee or Credentials reported %ii dele
. gates present.
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LOGAN AND PROTECTION.

NuS uONuIl4SNN III lulli aS lOiiOno'
LOGAN AND PROTECTION.
Fncts from the Records for Men who
1oil-workingmen Read and Ponder.
In theHouse of Representatives Of the
United States, June t, 1870, Mr.. Ward
offered the following resolutions:
Resolved, That the Committee Of Ways
and Means is hereby instructed, at the
earliest moment practicable, to report a bill
to the House TO abolish the tariff on coal,
so as TO secure that important article of
fuel to the people free OF all taxes, and de.
manded the previous or main question,
which was ordered by AN aye and no vote.
b General Logan and Benz. +. Butler voted
ave. A few minutes later Benz. +. Butler
said: Il rise to n privileged question. !
move to reconsider the vote by which the
main question was ordered for the purpose
of amending the resolution By adding salt.
Further on Mr. Butler said: Il withdraw
that motion lest it may have the effect of
cndangering the passage of the resolution.
And then the vote was taken on the resolu-
ton demanding a bill to put coal on
The Free List,
and strike down protection to the thousands
who delve in the mines, and John A. Logan
age, and Benz. +. Butler voted aye. And
while Mr.. Blaine was Speaker and not
obliged to vo,e every member from Maine
who voted al all voted to put coal on the
free list Workingmen, this is no cam
paign lie, YOU will find the proof on
page l,l0l, part 8, second session Forty
first Congress, in the proceedings Of June
9TH 1870. And so also on June 18th 1870,
when Mr.. Reeves offered the following
resolution:
BE it resolved That the Committee on
WAYS and Means are hereby directed and
instructed to report to this House forth
with a bill reducing the present duties on
all classes of salt.
Fifty Per Cent,
John A. Logan voted aye. Look Tor your
selves at the record of June 10Th 1870,
second session forty-tirst Congress part i,
page 1888. Shame on the men who voted
10 starve the workingmen engaged in the
great industries and are now masqueradng
through the country preaching projections to
labor.
Thousands OF this record have been sent
TO follow the generals hypodrome through
The minirg regions and the original record
is held in several .ilicCs in town in readiness
or no statement is%%SG, amSnc he tFHh
rrs at the Hvpocrdcy OF Republican prctcn.
>ous is openly displayed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-08

rnR,.,c Glory Baking Powder the house
kerre-s J,@rht. No family should De with
cr, !. G. ;. ie"uey Proprietor. No
i;,U %a.a .'r."'.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-08

par-raN Ts;,-- Suit, a. oG' oPen."r 10
morrcw. +. N. McGi..;a i Co.
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| IT,. C.:..-s- Lanterns. !.se13r@s,
e,.., Al 6 ; F-euoy No iiig Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-08

.. come to the conclusion
go 1t Ohio until it IS
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errORE sSEAEFAST.

.-..-a. IN the city join the
az u.- -hr
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Virginia,

RI,uNo>n. Va, October Few oets
have been made here on the approaching
election. The largest amount offered to be
wagcred so far a. known is $3.50. y
well known sporting man has made known
his willingness to put up this amount on the
ricd BY him. Another party has publicly
announced bis willingness to oct $1,000
against $50 that Blaine will be elected.
No one has y taken the bet The only
wagers made here 50 lar are confined to
small arowts ranging from 81 TO 500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-08
FROM THE MOUNTAINS
And From the Valleys Comes Good
News
OF DEMoCRATIC PROSPECTS.
Ire Unfortunate Predicament in Which Gen.
Logan Finds Himself in the
Kanawhy Valley.
TIE EASTERN PANHANDLE.

CHARLESTON, ". Va, October ..-rEr-
elusive. Soon after John A Logan com.
pleted his harangue here on Monday 10 an
au audience composed in part Of coal and
salt workers, in which he dealt on the value
of Republican protection to workingmen, a
deep impression was made BY the thorough
distribution of the following circular in
reference to Mr. Logan's record. send
the document in full as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-08
WORKING HARD.

Every Nook and Corner of Ohio Fully
Aroused-The Array of Speaking Talent
Two Large Rallies
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-08

LoNroy, October G.--The Benhet-Mac-
Lay cable, which was only recently laid be.
tween Europe and America, is broken. 1t is
supposed the ,rcal.age WAS caused by ice
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1882-188?, 1884-06-21
THE LATEST DISCOVERY.

One hundred years ago moth
ing was known of the great dis
coveries, and inventions that now
astonish the world.
Thehrst President of the United
States never saw a steamboat.
The Second President never
saw a railroad. Andrew Jackson
who died in the year I845 never
saw telegraph wire, Abraham
Lincoln died in the year 1865 and
never. dreamed of such a thing as
the telephone.
Only recently has the world
been surprised by hearing Of the
most wonderful discovery of the
age. The EUREKA ROACH
EXTERMINATOR. 1t never
fails to do its work. tits perfect
~ harmless and the only safe pre-
paration when you have children
Ask your druggist for it, ane
tell him you want no other.
1854 If
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PHILADELPHIA, MAY 90, 1884.
THE CURLEYKEW CO.,
WIIMINCTON DIR

GENTLEMEN;
| have examined the samples of liquid
which were left with me, marked "Curley-
kew" and fluid that they do not contain
metallic salts, nor poisonous materials of
any kind.
The materials from which the samples are
compounded are harmless and though the
solution resembles Bandoline in mechanical
effect, it is not ''sticky'' and will not pro-
duce any injurious effect upon the texture of
the hair or the scalp.
Users of the "Curleykew" need not fear
any of the unpleasant consequences which
follow the use of hair dressings containing
salts of lead, or other hurtful matter.
Respectfully,
CHARLES NJ. ericsson, NJ. d.
For sale by Druggists generally. Price
so cts per bottle.
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1882-188?, 1884-06-21
THE WILMINGTON
ARTIFICIAL STONE PAVING co.,
S. E. COR. SECOND AND POPLAR SITS.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

The best Artificial Pavement ever in
troduced for its durability and dryness.
Absorbs no water; and is one of the incest
lawn-walks in the world. Il
Laid in blocks 20 inches square. Price is
little more than brick and laid in sand OF
cement as desired.
Recommended by the most prominent bus
ness men in the city.
s. l.. EASTBURN,
Superintendent.
J.C. WOOD AND D. II. KERBAuGH,
Pdientees.
5l0sI sm.
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HUMOROUS.

Strange stuff to be filled with. Amaze
ment.
It's much easier to lay plans than to hatch
them
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1882-188?, 1884-06-21

For the benefit of those who may be
afraid to use the new preparatiOn-"Curley-
kew" for hair Crimping and Curling in all
kinds of weather, we publish the following
certificate from celebrated Philadelphia
chemist
BUREAU OF EXPERIMENT
AND CHEMICAL LABORATORY,
All WALNUT STREET.
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1882-188?, 1884-06-21

ac.a week a h5mee $500 Inttit free. Paw abso.
NhNlutely sure. N6risk. J Capital not required.
eJUUReader, il you want business at which per-
sons of either sex, young or old can make great
pay all the time they work. with absolute certainty,
write for particulars to II. HALLEI'r a. Co., t.
and, Maine.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-25

A MASONIC TEMPLE BURNED.
The Cincinnati Free Masons' Elegant
Edifice Burned to the Ground-Loss
One Hundred Thousand.

CIscIsSArI, Dee. 2i.-At 8 o'clock this
morning a general alarm of fire called Gin
cinnati's 40 engines 10 the Masonic temple,
southwest corner of Third and Walnut
streets. j. X. Mills, wholesale stationer,
whose store occupied the northwest corner
of the temple. was in flames, from the ell
CINE in the cellar. Shortly the whole west
half of the grand old building was flaming
red toward a w.ntry sky. All Is now i'll runs.
The east half Is uninjured save by water.
The temple was unique building of dressed
stone, III very severe taste, and was built
thi.ty years ago. The first floor was
occupied by stores aud insurance Of
fces; the second, third and fourth
floors by law Offices and masonic
lodge rooms. Gov. Hoadly's suite OF offices
Is IN the eastern or unInJured part of the
temple. Enoch Il. CARSON masonic library,
the finest in the State, If not IN the country,
was on the upper floor and is lost The total
loss by the ire Is $l0O,OOo; insurance one
half. Two tiremen were seriously injured
while fighting the flames.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-25
ANOTHER APPLICANT.
An Appeal for Pardon to be Made for
Muskegon Convict.

Correspondence of THE TELEGRAM.
MUSHROOM, Dec. 24.-As an illustration of
what was said in THE TELEGRAM few days
ago on the influence of the numerous in
stances of the parooning power by the Gov
ernor, we give the following from Muskegon,
showing that the desire for execution Glenn
ency has reached that place. and is showing
itself in an effort TO secure the pardon of
Mrs. Larson. convicted of murder a few
months ago. Our correspondent says: An
application for part of the t'job lot referred
to in the Ereniaq Nescs for sale by Governor
Be0ole will be sent in to the Governor from
this place the first part of next week The
petition is circulated 10y Mayor +. W. Cook.
who was one of the attorneys for Mrs.
Koren Larson, convicted last January for
the murder Of John Guild, and sentence l
for life. Mayor Cook Is making his
petition exclusive. i. g.. consisting only of
the officials who owe their places to him or
his influence. If the Governor grants the
pardon great indignation viii be felt in tbs
community. People here await the action of
the Governor in the matter.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-25
YESTERDAYS COURTS.

PoLICE.-James Albert and James Stone,
drunk; ten days in jall-Albert Hewes,
violating dog ordinance: paid $4.16.
JUSTICE BRoUwER.-Nelly Arends v. Chas.
A. and Chas. Raymond. Assumpsit. Judg-
ment for plaintiff for $57.35 by default
Peter Geldhoff v. A. L. Welley, garnishee of
Dingman Meyer. Disclosure made.
JUsIcE SAUNDERs.-J. Martin Mohrhard,
an infant by his next friend, v. Martin Mohr
hard. Assumpsit. Adjourned to Jan. Z.
18S5.-Nicholas Pop V. Peter Creilley. As
sumpsit. Adjourned to Jan. 3, 1SS5.-Mary
Engel v. Tunis Waldron. Assumpsit Gaze
held open. john w. Pennell v. Anna w.
Keeney. Tresspass on the case, heretofore
tried. Appealed TO Circuit Court.
JUSTICE SINCLAIR. - Rebecca Jaynes v.
Andrew j. Agnew. Attachment. Adjourn
ed to Jan. %, 1885. Wheeler d Grain V.
VIM. o. Haynes. Assumpsit. Judgment
for plaintiff S39.25 and costs. Chas. Hib-
berd v. Thos. Martin. Assumpsit. Issue
joined and adjourned to Jan. Z. John X.
Long V. VIM. Carleton. Trespass. Verdict
no cause of action and plaintiff ordered t.
pay the costs. James Patterson v. Margaret
l.. Rice. Assumpsit Decision held until
Dec. 9th inst. The Blake Beebe Mnfg Co.
V. John w. Cole. Assumpsit. Cause dis
continued by plaintiff and latter ordered to
pay the costs.