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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-07-30
Eleven Per Cent. of Tartrate of Lime Discovered
in Prices Baking Powder.

Analysis of Prices Baking Powder of Chicago shows:
LlME~~~-~~ 1858 per Ct
LOS per c
Starch ~~.l9 90 per Ct
Prof. Habrshaw of New York. found the following in
Prices Powder:
Aside from the inferoy of powder containing useless
substance equang about one-ehh Of its entire weight land
which the of the great lack strength Prices Baking
Powder shown by the of the Government Chemsts
there be considered the consequences that may arise
from taking this large of lime into the system
Lime cannot be decomposed by heat and is eliminated
in mixing baking and therefore all Of this proper
tion as Prices Baking Powder remains in the bread
biscuit cake with which Mixed taken into the
stomach.
By the application of heat to lime carbonc acid gas driven
off, and there is left quckme caustc powerful that
by the hair hides of animals in
dssectng quickly the flesh dead
subjects
Lime mixed with starch and both found in Prices
Powder will produce erment The process quick and
does take place until the food in which baking powder
used has been time the stomach Indigestion dys-
pepsia, and more serious disorders
The of this large of Lime in Prices Baking
Powder is the use of cheap and impure materials.
Prof G. B. Gibson, Chemist of the College Of Physicians
and Surgeons Chicago had in view these impure powders
tanning lime, like Prices when after having examina
ton many of them he volunteered the following testimony that
Royal Baking Powder the purest in the market
THE ROYAL ABSOLUTELY PURE.
sRoYAL BAKING POWDER COL recently procured sample
of your Roya baking powder from the kitchen of private
family in this city, and subjected examination found
different from many of the baking powders advertised as
strictly and absolutely pure far SUPERIOR that thought
you would be pleased to know it. and might use for the
certificate.
SIN view of the vast difference and stupendous frauds
offered to the most gube people the face of the EARTH
lit peases occasionally to strike honest article
Respectfully,
c. B. GIBSON"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-27
A WslL-DRESSED THIEF.

He Engages Board i'll Henry street and
Takes u fancy 10 the Bonrd"r-' Prop
erty-Accn>cd of the Theft, lie Admits
His Guilt.
BROOELY>, September ga stylishly
dressed Young man, who said his name was
Henry Wicker and that he had Just arrived
from Manchester, England, to stay year
for the purpose OF seeing the country, en-
gagged board about month ago at Mr..
Phillips boarding house, jl3 Henry street.
A few days subsequent an cxpcnsiycly-
attired man called to see Wicker. He had
talk with Mrs. Phillips and told her
that he knew the young man s
parents intimately and would be re-
sponsibIe for his board. The lady was
quite satisfied When Wicker had been in
the house about a week DR. Robert B.
Weltcn. son-in-law of Mrs Phillips, missed
a diamond pin and gold seal ring. A
servant girl was suspected and discharged.
On Saturday last Homer Z. Sherwood, also
a bOardcr, missed suit Of clothes worth
Sl2. and Wicker announced he had lost
a pair Of pants Detective Roche was put
on the case and accused Wicker Of the
theft lie at first denied, but confessed
afterwards. He had pawncd the property
for $l2. This morning Wicker 5 Own pants
were found at pawnshop pledged by him
self for 80 cents. Wicker pleaded guilty in
Justice Bergen Court to-day, and was held
for the Grand jury.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-27
BRIEF TElEGRAMS.

n.,,,..
.nI, oc r,... ,oc,, visited .bc Franklin.
Inn;.;.,,s co,nt, ;eil and Ivnchcd ,our ne
yro prisoners.
ybc Rer.LIi,y,., ,E ,Le tiGb Mrs.achu-.
sc;l. C,r5rcs .ional dis,rie, YESTERDAY nom
mated I 4 Fox for Congress.
~, ,r J., t,,o,;oon r,,, ana
Il" 9e''.'n'; VI ''' .f me-" : ''G' - ,,ooi "
A'Gc' "'So''""Y" .",a s'., F'., Fo.,L " ,''
rams Is 'c'''i '''",' It ""' W, "'o''." "5'
A dozen people we're Injured IN raIi.
way wreck, near Toronto, Canad"' 7'ster-
day. The damage TO the ROLLING stock is
estimated At FIVO,oo".
The u!anirr ,aiiI Of Funda 4 Sons SYRIA
crre y !, turned yesterday. Loss $50
OnO
d.. r,-,.o &C Non. yor, ,bo, and
r.:IiaJ - H. &c, nas,ordar
-, C....., .lu co,,,.o,. ot R,s.
ne T ,,':"' "a, ,c 40 om" I',,'hD, h,' cro P"'''
''t' .oS' - III III .,
1t is r"moT'u ,ia' nou'"e,i El'' '"'''''
"re' mann TO 'h' "S'''"' Poi ''o'o'
Gresham has been made Secretary oi the
I S. Treasury II IS SAID ne VIII resign
about OCtohcr !, 10 occom" = judge
PASSENGER ~atcs 20 View York are being
cnt from St. Louis.
pIo;,o ro,,.r and :, JoLr y;I, visit In.
,.am",,T. Or,,L,ro
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-27
Republican states.
A UNSOLVED MYSTERY.

4 Lady I.utc;> a Fashionable House TO Sc
cure Living Apartments and il Not Again
SCcu.
NFa YoRk. September 26.-"Open the
door Let nv sister out for God sake do
screamed handsome young girl who stood
on the stoop Of the house - South Foarth
street, about o'clock last Monday night,
Us she beat her hand againS: the door and
urged her companion, lovely girl about
the same age, to run to she police station
for assistance. !
The cries ard entreatieS of the two gt-ls
speedily gathered dense crowd, and the
reason for the singular disturbance was dc
mandcd
We want oar sister. sObbed one OF the
girls she is married ard her husbard, Mr.
Joseph Bender. told her Yesterday to 90 Oh
and look for rooms, as she disiked thOcc
which they occupied at present. Ny
,ounrrr ,,s,er here and myself accompanied
her. and a. We saw a bill on this house she
decided 30 enter aud examine the depart.
meut, 10 l,t y" waited outside here and
SAW ler 20 !G TniS was about | o'clock,
and Ia il grew later and she failed to ap.
pear We vent up 10 the StoOP anu rang the
bell 4 rOlored woman came out and de
MED that shc had entered the place at all,
and shut the door in our faces We have
been ringing ever since but no one will
answer us
H. the meantime messenger had been
dispatched tor the husband Of the missing
Young lady who quickly arrived upon the
scene. lie rushed up - ia" door Of the
house and commenced 70 pound It with all
his might.
At this junctnre ne was interrupted by
the appearance OF four policemen who i'll
formed him that he wotld have TO desist,
and said that ne could not enter the house
without the consent .! its occupants.
But nv wife is confined in there,
screamed n, Young husband God knows
what has Unopened to Lrr.
1t is alleged that one Of the officers re,
piled with laugh Ma,hc sh'' has gone
in there to NEE, her mash.
The young man ;urnCd on the speaker
and struck him Jlo~ full il the face.
That lady, sir, he said, is a respectable
woman and YOU shall no, insult her
Ry this time the excitement had grown
so intense that the policeman, at the de-
mand of the SPECTATORS, consented to search
the house, but the missing wife was not
found and the husband and two sisterS-ln-
law reluctantly disappeared.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-27
BLAINE IN OHIO.
OhiCial Schedule of His Trip rs Given Out
Il. .iILnn

OhiCial Schedule of His Trip as Given Out
by the Ohio Republican Committee.
CLEVELAND, September 26.-This city is
in furore OF excitement over the coming
Of Mr. Blaine. He arrived in the city
% night, and thousands of strangers were
here to honor his presence. There was
an immense turnout of marching clubs and
organizations from surrounding towns
There is every indication that the visit of
Mr. Blaine will gain him many votes here.
As many erroneous statements in regard
TO Mr. Blaine trip through Ohio have been
made, | send you the official schedule pre-
pared by Col Samuel Church, of the Pan
Eandle company, who has charge Of the
tour of the State: Mr. Blaine will come
into the State at Ashtabula to-day, and pro-
ceed to Toledo stopping at Painesville,
Cleveland, Elyria, Norwalk and Fremont
reaching Toledo Saturday evening, Septem-
Der 9th and spend Sunday there. Monday
morning 10Th, will leave for Fostoria and
Sandusky tuesday 3Oth. visits Tiiin,
Carey. kenton, Bellefontaine, Urbaua
Springfield, and stops over night at Day
ton. Wednesday October |, to Hamilton
and Wednesday evening to Cincinnati
spending Thursday, I'd, there. lie leaves
Cincinnati Friday morning October ;,
stopping at Morrow, Nenia, London, and
at,en$iug IA meeting in Columbus in the
evening. Saturday morning October 1,
leaves Columbus for Newark, GAINESVILLE,
Cambridge Barnesvi!le and Beliaire
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-27
THE CHINESE MUST GO.
\ Casr where Man and Wifi" are not One
An Enforced Trip II"n" -Tribuiations OF
the MongOlian-.

4 Case where Man and VIII" are not One
An Enforced Trip II"m" -Tribuiations Of
the MongoIians.
san FRANrI,rn. Sept. 2j-,Iustice Field
hearing the Chinese habcas corpus cases to
day ruled that l,siic could not enter on
her husbands certificate She must have
one OF her own issued By the Chinese Gov
ernment.
A new and extraordinary feature relating
TO Chinese of the exempt class under the
amended Chinese restriction act mas been
developed. Collector Of the Port Sears
held, and his Interpretation was confirmed
to day by deputy Collector Jerome.
that Chinese merchants resident IN
the United States who purpose
visiting anv foreign country must
first 90 10 China and procure a certificate
from the Chinese Government, or they will
not be permitted to re-cnter the tmted
States Under the old act the Chinese Con
sui issued these certificates 0: identification
by the authority of the Chinese government
| 'ndcr the amended act 81 interpreted by
the Collector &C the pOr, Of San francisco,
a Chinese merchant who wanted to go 10
British Columbia to 500 about the business
or his brarch house. would frs have TO go
,o Cb;pa and procure certificate from the
Chinese r,oyrrnmcu; before he would be
permitted to return to ms nome IN Han
Erorcisco and as the certificate would be
taken up upon landing, he would have TO
rcpeat the trip to Chins every time he had
occasion to visit any point on the coast out
sd, :hc I'uitcd States territory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-27
TIE TUBER SUPPLY.
\ Much Lighter Yield Oi Potatoes THIS
Year Than Last, With Decided De-
crease In Acreage.

\ Much Lighter Yield Ot Potatoes THIS
Year Than Last, With Decided De-
crease in Acreage.
SPRINGFIELD Mass, September 24.-Ihe
New England Homestead will this week
publish an elaborate report On the potato
crop, the almost universal money crop OF the
Eastern States, from 900 special cores
pondents These reports show that through
out the Canadian provinces, New England
and New York, the acreage aud yield are
considerably below last years. As Il whole
the acreage has decreased about 10 per
cent. and the Weld is about one third less
than in ls.3. This makes the acre
age nearly the same as in l782, with
a considerable lighter Weld. Prices now
range from twenty-five cents per bushcl, as
the lowest shipping price in New York
state, to 81 at Eastern Massachusetts, towns,
averaging thirty-fve to fifty cents per bush
el. The rot is quite prevalent, and grubs
hava greatly injured the tubcrs in many
sections. The crop in the Eastern prov
inces and Quebec is short In Nova Scotia
it is almost a complete failure. New York
screages and yield are below the figures for
1883, and there is a general disposition TO
hold The Western crop is below the aver
age, and the Southern demand promises to
be larger than usual. All indications are
in favor Of higher prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-27
ANOTHER e; SUIT.
Biaines Character S. qain In
vestigat. ~
~
BETTING ON tyElAN D.
Inc New Work Exchanges COGi,nue 70 do
Enthusiastic Work for the Buffalo
Reformers.
)TRER e. !. SUIT.
SETTING ON CLey eLAN0.
GENERAL POLITICAL GOSSIP.

HARRlsHrsr. P,.. September 26.-The
trUthtUlneSS OF q statement in the Harris
burg Patriot charging bribery on the al
legged authority OF Charles II. Bergner,
former editor and proprietor of the Harris
burg Telegraph, on James G. Blaine while
Speaker of House OF Representatives, hav,
ing been questioned by a number of Jour
mails. suit for libel was instituted yesterday
against George d. Herbert, the author Of
the article with view of establishing its
truth BY the testimony Of several witnesses.
W.D. Seller and Elbridge McCoukey Secre-
,ary Of the State Agricultural Society,
samuel kunkel, teller in the Mechanics
Bank OF Harrisburg, and +. \. Boehmer, a
business man of this city were subpWnaed
10 appear at hearing this afternoon at
Alderman Eager office. All were present,
but no one had an opportunity ottestitying,
owing 10 the action OF District Attorney
NcCarre'. who assumed control OF the case.
Samuel .. Anderson, detective, entered
the suit but the District Attorney, in the in
tereSt of Mr. Bergner, claimed jurisdiction.
He objected to any testimony except to es-
;aJiish the proof Of publication, and I'll"
t,derman declined to take action on Il"
case Uu,il he had further Informed himse,
"a, to his Authority in the premises. tn
hearing wa, therefore continued until NEXT
Monday afternoon.
Historical.
Tie article whose truth it Is soa ,ht TO IS.
tacEsh by sworn testimony disclosed that
Charles II. Bergncr stated few months
ago to a number Of persons that Blaine WIS
defeated for the nomination for PrcslIen,
in 1916 because Of a revelation made by
William Il Kemble, one Of the delegates to
the Cincinnati Convention from PhIladel-
uhia. BergnerS alleged story was sub
stautaliy as follows The Indications
yointed 20 Blaines nomination. The Penn
S,lvania delegates retired for consultation.
kemjle said it would not do to nominate
Blaine because OF his corrupt official re-
cord. lie (kemblel himself had had some
relations with blaine aS Speaker. which
we're represented by two clnceicl checks
He exhibited one for > GEO and another
for - 800. which amounts he had given to
Blaine for ruling on measure in which
he kemble) was interested. These checks,
Berguer Is alleged to have said, were in his
hands during the sitting Of the convention.
According TO Kembles statement both
checks were payable to Blaines order
signed 5y Nemble and endorsed By Blaine
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-27
WElLSBuRG.
.:ohbiuE Store-Big Democratic Rally.

EohbinE >tore-Big Democratic Rally.
Wrilsmrrc, September 26.-EXclusively
The store Of Mess7s. Huggtn5 ( Jones
was hurglarized during Thursday night
and goods yaluei at about 500 we're car,
RED away. An entrance was effected by
breaking opel a window at The rear of the
building. The goods taken consisted Of
custom made clothing and some jewelry.
No arrests have hccu made as yet, but there
is suspicion a. to the participants
The Democrats of this county will turn out
TO hear Nc-srs. .. +. Patterson, OF Pitts
burg and c +. McKenna, of Allegheny,
discuss ra,..iy is,aes IN our town on Satur-
,lay a.-erncou and evening. A fine hickory
POLE will br erected The prospects for a
large meeting IS good There is no doubt
that this will surpass any previous meeting
in Wcllsburg during this campaign.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-27
over IN OHIO.
A Rousing Democratic Rally at
Columbus.
HENDRICKS GIVEN AN OVATION
A State Organization Of Democratic Clubs
Formed Vast Crowds of Peo-
pie Turn Out.
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS PRESENT.

COLCNBUS, O., September 2j.-The State
mass meeting OF Cleveland and Hendricks
clubs brought forty organizations to the
city and ten to fifteen thousand people. In
the afternoon the meeting was presided
over BY Thurman, who made an introduc-
tory speech and remarks on introducing the
different persons. Mr. Bayard made the
main speech on the growth of the Demo
cratic party since the war in ideas Of re-
form and constitutional government, which
had been developed with its progress
Other speeches were made By Senator
elect II. b. Payne, Robert Mclean OF
Maryland, and ex-senator Doolittlc Of
Wisconsin.
Governor Hendricks wa, given an ova.
ton, but postponed his address until even
ing.
\ conference was afterward held of the
officers of the Democratic clubs throuy yhout
tie State. at which constitution and by
laws were adopted. periecting consol
idated organization and arranging for per
petuating the organization as State asso-
ciation, for which officers will be elected
st. jackson Cay, January :, 1885.
In the evening grand street parade was
given in connection with an elaborate dis.
play of fireworks
s.Speechcs were made from four platforms.
Addresses were made by Bayari, Penil"
ton payrc Doolttlc ecu. ManSur, Of
Missouri Congressman =. a. Collins OF
Ho,tOn. John I. Foilett Durbin Ward and
others.
Gov. Hendricks
spoke at the east front and was introduced
by Thurman lie said he had Just come
nom his home and was surprised al the in
crest displayed in public affairs but when
he remembered that the State election was
,ut three weeks and the national election
s.N weeks distant the wonder ceased even
her he saw thousands gather here Every
fourth YEAR the people at the ballot box de-
lie ior or against change IN the man
HgcmcUt Of the Government In November
lI,. people must again decided for cOntinu-
auces or change OF administration. Did
they think some men must he continued
from olympiad to olympnd! 1t is nov
twenty-five yeara sinch change.
Millions OF dollars have been col
lected and paid out in that
time. Last year there was collected and
paid out in the aggregate S66 1000. The
Story of these transactions are written IN Il
thousand books by thousands OF clerks, but
all are Republicans. No Democrat is al
lowed to read the story. Much more money
is collected than is used The government
shall have all that is needed Tor the eco.
nomicnl administration OF the affairs ot the
countr,. bat not one dollar more
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-27
REMARKABLE OPERATION.
Removing Foreign Body from n Man
l,r.,iu Where II had Lain for Six Months.

Removing a Foreign Body from Mans
Brain where it had Lain for Six Months
Nrx,E. ixp., September 2o.-By the eN-
,lesion of gun in April last an iron
breech pan an inch and a half long AMI
weighing Gl5 grains was blown into the
Lrain of Emerson McCOlm, of this city
This heavy piece of iron, several pieces Of
hone and piece of his felt hat were with
drawn from quite distance in the head
and without trepanning the opening in tho
frontal bone through which half tea
snoonfnl of brains oozed. The wound has
now healed and the patient has been dis
missed He experiences no Inconvenience
except from the hot rays of the sun and IS IS
as we'll as ever. The case is considered one
of the most remarkable on record aud a a
por;rait of McColm has just been completed
for publication in medical Journal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-27
lEETOWN.

TIL" Jefferson County Democracy Ia
'""'''>',''''S at "'rH'
I-hF""N W. NAr Sept % hXcIu'
siye. The Cleveland and Hendricks club
at thi, place held public open air meet
;,,, 1.., Mich. or5 ,..as o5drossod h., Hon
p. ,.''n'N-.-.y,, 60.
L. l"t" ""'Nu'' al" L, =, o'nP'on rSq,
o.. N"run,3urg. Mr. Faulkner ably and
t,jsir discussed the tauiN issue and pre-
>eEird many striking illustrations 10 show
how ,Yta;rIy he high war ,ar,f operates
....., IL. ...,;.,, ,D,,,,,,,;,r o,d mon q,
g', '' .'','" '''''''''''' "'.,' ,''l' ~. y
>ma' c'p'.'L ann h' P'c'"reC III S'r'Nns
anguagc the suffering and want through
ont the land aud said that. to him, it
,o,,,J .an. o.. - ,bo booa Sc God wos
" ''' -, - ,.,
"r4'hg 'Le people 10 arise ana uenanu
change OF administration He character
.lcd the Flick Amendment as tub thrown
- whale and landed the Constitutional
.u,.,r,;,n -. ho;nr ,bo ,rno ond o,Iy
,o",'",.T" a. =, Dr'"S ,t'' ""J c Gnu 0"r
means "A''I L.oe'".eu u, peTE'e I'm HI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-27

ALL weakness and i'll health OWES -
origin to an impure state Of the blood and
q weakness of the urinary and digestive Or
gans A medicine that will strengthed
these organs. and at the same time
purify the blood. will assist nature
in curing nearly every disease that
human flesh and blood is heir to- Such 4
remedy is DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock AMI
Sarsaparilla, and, although it possesses no
cathartic or diuretic effect, its use Will soon
establish regular habit Of body as we;! as
cure weakness Of the kidneys, indicated by
urinary sediments, nervousness. csc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-27
Doings at 70 Wake.

KINGSTON. ONr., September 26.-At a
wake at Verona village, on the Kingston
and Pembroke Railway, recently, seTera
men got drunk and broke down the bed
which contained the corpse, and afterwards
endeavored to force liquor down the throat
Of the dead body, Failing in this they
threw whisky over the corpse and then de
rarted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-27
THS POOR.

The SuilcriuE Miners in the Ho"kiuS
Valley Compelled 10 steal Food.
ColIMRys, O., September 2j.-lhe Dis
patch Shawnee special says: Idle miners
arc again making raids on the stock Of
farmers for foot and that scarcely night
passes but cattle are butChcred in the fields
and the carcaSses carried away. Proml-
rent miners are unable TO prevent the depre-
datiom. 4 large number 81 old miners are
leaving tho valley, while the syndicate is
increasing its forces from foreign labor and
negroes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-27

Providence, R. September 26.-,it the
Prohibitory State Convention yesterday
twenty-five towns were represented. Hon.
Sidney Dean presided Resolutions were
adopted wnich approve the action of the
National Prohi0i,ion Convention aud p'rdr-
my their esrna5' -nj hearty SePPoTt 70 the
natioral t;cGs,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-27
A poiSon Mystery.

ErooSly>, September 26.-The police OF
tbe Twenty-cith Precinct, New York. re,
pors that Bertha silk, aged q wears died
this forenoon in the house of Mrs. Heene' n
midwife, at ll&5 First avenue, ana tna' a."
investigation made by Coroner McrNIe
shows death to have been caused oy po,sou-
ing with phosphsr. A thorough 'nVeS"Sa'
ton Is COW being made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-27

WASHINGTON, September 26.-The ap'
poutmCnt Of Judge Gresham to be Stcre-
iary OF the Treasury is not temporary. 1t
is indicated that Justice Bradley, OF the
Supreme Court. will retire in a few mouths,
and that ihc position will be rendered TO
.Iuhge Grcshnm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-27

II is well 10 know the best remedy for
roupbs and colds, soreness Of the throat and
lungs. consumption and all pulmonary dis,
eases is DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry. 1t quickly sllsys inflammation a.
odeolis decay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-27
4 Great Discovery.

NJ William Thomas. Of Nc"i"n. la;
saws Ms wife had been seriously affected
with a. cough for twenty-five years, and thus
spring more severely than ever before. She
had lscd many remedies without relet and
bcirr urged to try Dr. Kings New DiScoy-
cry, did So with most gratifying results.
TLe frs, bottle has absolutely cured her.
She has not had 80 good health for thirty
years
Trial hottie l0c at Logan E Co.'S drug
store. Large size 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-27
WASHINGTON.

Cabinet Movements - Still Harpins o"
Gresham.
WssHSoToS, September 26.-Secretaries
Gresham and Teller, who are at Raritan, n.
j.. with the President, are expected to re-
turn to WASHINGTON on Monday. Secretary
Lincoln saw the President Yesterday snd
returned to Washington to-day. Secretary
Chandler is closing up the pressing current
business of his department with the view Of
visiting the President in few days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-27

rcd out in detail on Monday, the 29th, the
tine Of Mr.. Blaine's arrival in Toledo hav-
ing been changed to $50 P. N. Of the latter
GL.e
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-27

candidate has only a
e.. .j.er,isc his family
H, nay while the Oc-