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are thrown from an artesian we'll in
Scots Valley, Lake county, Cal. The
stream was struck while boring for
water last week.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-02

- NeCoLLoUGH's REPORT.
= ..npAl report of the Secretary OF the
lH liberal extract from which
-, on the second Psge, is 'iugnlarly
'', ;,,sr for a public document The
.,s !. exceptionally good, and ideas
60. ~ expressed Not that there is any
Vs., S,.,,Tpsiy new or OriginsGn the reporI
|, ;lsss are neatly revsmPed, aud the
,hle effects are produced in the AZ
go, Of fgures. But there is at least
..:sc,n, hint in the quotation from an
.,.,o-s the Golden Club. 1t simply
IA, Mr. Mccullough is using his an
SEQ, as av'hisls By means S of"AieS si,so to
|'.,c hi,toss trade ideas, Is it possible 5l,
=, Republican party is for Tree trader
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-02
SRlEF TeLE6RAMS.

.-...,, 10 me REGISTER from PsrkerS-
49,. r..s ,1e jesth Of Mrs. Sarah G.
..,- ,,.-r-in-Isw Of judge John J.
..rt- come OF the latter yeS'er
-..-. disease. The death was very
s,f .r->Dsc,ei.
..- Wool cf the Wood Mower and
- Vsr-re Company, Youngstown,
"a -5.is-d his employees Of 20 per
-i.t.,an The men in Booth, Miller
,a4adry received notice OF 10 per
,i.e,on Accepted. About 5000
l,e s1-c:-i
:. z1ryrs in the Cumberland district
% ua,k Yesterday st reduced wages.
go mn adec,ed.
& Co IRON mill. at Pitts5urg, has
W indefinitely. Number Of men
: 500
1al acsets from St. Louis to Chica,
Tor 81.
l-.anss ". Il. and II. c. Green were
t- train q, Detroit, Mich, yestee'
/ Nsa workers in the Counellsville re,
/. ra: 70 work Yesterday at q 10 p
:. c:ion. Number Of men affected
! rsrarv Council was in sec7e: ses
4 la.iuore yesterday.
i LauchGus 5 iron mill, Pittsburgh
] = .h-ir l,201 employees, Yesterday, o'
/ = cen; reduction.
- we're reduced in nearly every mil
/ -s IN ;he Lehi.h valley yesterday
-,. which did not reduce shut dOwr
a.7 Fully 10000 were affected.
is,e mills near Troy, y. Y, shut
.-l4c.1 wages yesterday.
Gyadirg railway has reduced wages
go 90 Pr cent.
PAL +. road Yesterday discharged
s1. the Wes, Penn road 20.
rvling quiet in the Hooking Valley
Rhode Island granite works yes'er
ss.s az average reduction OF Ii pc
RACES \ large number Of cutter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-02
WILD WITH RAGE.
Iasny COnstoek'S Enemy Attempts to
Strike Him.

Iasny COnstoek'S Enemy Attempts to
Strike Him.
" YgzS, December Charles Con-
.- 24. who few Years ago gave
-.-y Ccns,ock the scar which tha; in-
l-!soIe worker in behalf OF the Society
.e Suppression Of Vice will carry 20 his
? rooi a, he BAR Of the jefferson Mar
( se Coar: this afternoon, aud Nr.
's'ck Tas IN Peyilous position for
'1.as:es. Corr3y was arrested on the
f'1H: 0; Mr CoDsock for selling
Fs'Ias's pictures and photographs
Earth stree, ard Broad
IS face vas almost hideous as
a's: a &r C,mstock. While the
IS giving some minor testimony
''coc grinding his teeth with rage,
% he COMPLAINING witness began q
-'are a.aias: the prisoner, the latter
&sad i; 10 Logger, and raising his
- =, ha aimed a terrific blow al his
-; head. ! court officer warded OF
- Ion ae, hisSed the baaled
= Eri'hiHg in the hands of two
y $40 Kept hin awayfrom Comstock.
2'-' Ehl.h vas crowded with spects-
* instantly in an uprOar, and 1t was
re oo'ore order COutd be restored.
Ia 'asR continued his srrsignInent
s''Snner but WAS cut oh by q
70 adjourn until Thursday. which
-. allowed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-02

i. meeting of citizens at the court
I, ,s; evening q plan of sction was
4, md fills agreed upon. There was
I, r,s difference Of opinion on the
;s,sils but a concert Of action on the
,gss:ion. The resolutions viii go to
lacked bv a meeting that we'll rep
5Was.E7gs business andssreal estate
There were several features
,og,d bear commeut, but this is pre-
s.-re crasded condition ofOur col
=. as morning, caused by press of
,..,--.-n uS'er.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-02
,,v PKE,IDESTS MESSAGE.

Presidents message is not mstsrially
-, from former messages. Much At
-, !. psid to oar alleged navy or rather
-. TIE rebuilding of the navy is
-, ur,pd. as well as a series of sea
t,,ife,Gou4 The desirsbility Of
Es, nth South America is depicted at
18th aud there is more than a sus-
xb,, the President says on this
- ,bs, he TOO is, il not for free trale,
4 b;sb tariff protectioniSt-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-02


'o' speak too Highly in ITS Praise"
..;csr ofour New York Depository
: De .o.!Osiag important letter;
o-'oStTy 3+l Hoyt ST., Dec. 1, -.
~ i-ESER s52 Broadway New York.
Uoc'o:-l had been subject to ter
N---nza colds when | commenced
IonpO9nd Oxygen two wears ago.
"aE NJ mead they invariably seated
IS On nv lEnES rendering them
=, aDd would sometimes leave NE q
q months. | dreaded these colds
.-4a ~ worst enemy. Since using
1 "a ! have not had one on my lungs
ave frequently had one inbslatioa
\ S ne cold 30 completely that the
:! could scarce realize that hsd
a. al. Other menberso Of nv fam
a'sd the Oxygen for the same par
H. " 'o' rbeunsism. dyspepsia and
- IN equally good results, especially
very truly yOurS,
h. FRASK W. DOCGHTY."
.Isanse on Compound Oxygen,
y history Of the discovery snd
y, sS'iOn Of this remarkable earatiYs
large record Of Surprising
49, consumption, Catarr5, Neu-algis
80 asthma, etc, and a vide rangs
A.. diseases viii be sent free Al
= S'arEsv i Psl~n. ll0s and I'LL
"est PbilsislphiA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-02

: n'as; 50 many neglect coughs
JOS -aal they get consumption?
IL 80 many die of consumption ?
=, a7se they will not come and be
livery one knows 3 sure conquer
''0s; AMI ling diseases Is Dr.. Wis
aaa o: Wild Cherry, and that Il
.Ai Otany druggist.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-02

Iris bard 10 tel juA vty e talseA -
tour boun longer TO vssh - - r!11ese
,bsp the tack 90. Bstths esoss.l 49,
lsrify Of Dr.. Bslrs CoseA eyrsp -
counted foe In IL niioas q ess0 k9
nuallJ nskel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-02

Tur men Of Paris d N sess 81 ess&r
,;ous are Wild oyesboxiBg. asd 0e 1n14
cures made BY Dr. Balls Csseh Syssh -
national rem. dy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-02

ia Sanders, inventor of the psrlor
= machine shielded in New York
'Z He sho: himself because OF his
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-02

IY roc feel yoarsef posi.g ueskR, -
strength falling. the fupctioas ct yos bs4g
becoming inpsired, take warning in i.ei
Your blood 10 starving t,s want Of noarish-
nent Dr.. Gaysotfs yellow Dock cd 6er.
.spariils is food for tie blood Il pssif0
his stream Of Eis and arsngthsss esWy
cart Of the body. rseoilds bests. desn
constitution, produces drss1ilw slsssH,
and restores vastsd ssersies - sSleebsesd
ne,yous systen. A tia1 botl5s viA 60
v;nce No othW renedy eassb =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-02

No disease win trouble yoo II yoa keep
your blood pure. your kidneys strong. yo~
bowels regular and your mind clear By ..
occasional use Of that great reyivs ed
Supporter OF health and strength known -
DR.. Gufsou's yellow Dock ssd Ssrnps.
lila. LIS praise should b IN every nssthi
Its merit sboob b knosb bv all
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-02
bureau OF Regtstry.

II might be wise to provide for central
Bureau Of Registry. wherein should be filed
authenticated transcripts Of every record OF
nai.raEzatiou in the several Federal and
State courts, ard to make provision also for
the VACATION or cancellation OF such record
in cases where fraud had been praciiced
upon the court By the applicant himself, or
where be had removed or forfeited his ac-
ouired eitizenship, A just aud uniform ts~
in this report would strengthen the hands OF
the court ia protecting Its cI.izeas sbroad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-02

This government has more than once
been called on Of lzte to take sction IN full
fllment Of its international obligation To-
wards Spain, agitation in the Island OF
Cuba hostile to the Spanish crown having
been iomented BY persons abusing the
sacred rights OF hospitality which our terri
tory affords. The officers Of the Govern
ment have been instructed to exer-
else vigilance to prevent intractions
of cur neutrality laws al Key West
ard at other points near the Cuban
coast I am hsppy to say that in the only
instance where these precautionary measures
were successfully eluded the offenders. when
found in our territory. were subsequently,
tried and convicted. The growing need OF
close intercourse and traffic between the
Spanish Antilles ard their natural natural
markets, the Cnired States led to the
sdopsicD in Jana.y last to The adoption Of a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-02

as rstii!v - rnssibIe IN she kish state OF
.Ftilcy Eiiea formerly characterized IL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-02
Nicaragua.

The course of this government in raising
its representation at Bangkok to the diplo-
matte rank has evoked from Siam evidences
of warm friendship and sugurs well for our
ENLARGED intercourse The Sismese gov
errnent has presented to the United States
a conmodious mansion and grounds for the
occupancy OF the legation, and | suggest
hat b. Joint resolution Congress attest Its
snnrscistiop of This generous gih.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-02

I see no reason why over preparations in
this country for the commission of criminal
acts such as are here under consideration
should not be alike punishable whether
such acts are intended 10 be committed in
our owu country or in foreign country
with which we are at peace. The prompt
and thorough treatment OF this question IS
one which intiu ately concerns national
honor. Our existing naturalization Laws
also need revision. Those sections relsting
TO persons residing within the limits oil the
United States in 1895 and 1898 have nov
only a historical interest. Section =, ,l12
recognizing the citizenship Of the chill
drvn Of natGrslized parents is ambiguous
in its terms and partly obsolete. There are
special provisions of law favoring the natur-
alizaiion Of those who serve in the army or
in merchant vessels, while no similar priv
ileges are granted those who serve In the
navy or marine corps An uniform rule OF
naturalization, such as the constitution con
templates. should, among other things
clearly define the statutes OF persons born
ui,hin the United States subject to for
eisn power. And Of minor children o
fathers Who have declared their intention
becoming citizens but have failed to perfect
their naturalization.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-02

The state of hostiiGes between France
and China continues to be an embarrassing
feature Of our eastern relations. Ihe
Chinese Government has promptly adjusted
and paid the claims Of American citizens.
whose property was DESTROYED in the recent
lots AZ Canton. | renew the recommends
ION of nv lsst annual message that the
Canton indemnity funds be returned to
China
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-02


with the countries Of America, which shall
foster be ween Us and them sn unhanPered
ement Of trade, and the conditions OF
these treaties should be the free admission
ofsueh merchandise rs this country does not
produce m return for admission free or IN.
dor a favored scheme Of duties Of our oEa
urn1ucts. The benefits Of such exchsng-
TO apply only To goods under the Tag OF the
parlies 10 the contract The removal on
both sides from the vessels % privileged Of
an ,onrspe duties and imports 30 that their
vessels may ply unhindered between our
u;,rts snd those Of the other constructing
parties, though without infringing on the
reserved home coasting trade. The re-
uoysl or reduction Of burdens on the ez
uorted product Of those countries COMING
Titbip In. the benefits Of the treaties, and
the ayo;dsnce of the technical restrictions
ard pspslties BY which our interecorse
with tlose countries ID ct present ham
pered. c
seeondIy-The establishment OF the Con
spIar service of the United States on al
sr;ed footing. thus permitting the rein
o,istmepts Of Consular feeA not only .
resptc,s vessels under the National nag
but slro as respects yessels OF the treat
na,iers carrying goods entitled TO the oene
| Cts nf TIE trrHiies-
1lndly-The enactment Of measures
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-02

In the expenses of the War Department
the Secretary reports decrease Of more
.han s.. 600, ,0oe, of which reduction S.
100000 was effected in the expenditures for
rivers and barbcrs, and S9.7oo Ooo in
expenditures for tie Querternasters De.
oartment. Outside Of that department the
expes scs Of all the army bureaus proper,
excert rossihly the Ordnance BHcesu. are
substantially fixed the charges Of which
cannot BE- materially diminished without a
change il she luneEicai strength o. the
srmv. The exrendi'ares in III" Qas'''r,
masters Departures. can readily be suo
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26

A NUMBER Of temperance men In
Bladeusburg, Ohio, on Sunday las,
TOOK the short dut to rid the place of an
obnoxious saloon keeper. They entered
the saloon, and banged away at tn.
saloon keepers head breaking his skull
from the effects Of which he disd in ,
rev minutes. This is a most effectua
way of stopping the liquor traffic. bu,
we hardly think the rise In the price o.
hemp will justify such a tenperanc.
;rusade even un economic prin. inles
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26

The Charleston News and Courier
says Let Blaine rave till re is
noars", and beat the air till he falls to
q ne ground. The country is too full OF
rejoicing to heed his :mpotent wrath ;,
won ' the Co hrier just stop jubilatinR
long enough 10 tell why lao. 600 voters
ma nor vote in South Carolina OF
course 1t knows that Blaine was cheat.
M out OF the vote Of that State,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26

WHAT is the matter with Kentucky.
,hat she gave less than 10000 IN jority
for Cleveland There must have haan
very close approximation tn an honest
election held in that Southern s,.to
Inc usual Democratic majority for
Kentucky in Presidential years ha.
been from $4,000 to 10000.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26

DURING the war .Jeff.rson Dav;s .,;d
t. the North, "Only let US alone" Ths
South is saying the same thing now
and protests against any Northern
reference to the suppressed vote ef ,be
South.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26
LADIES' DEPOTs,
NOS. 222 KING " 227 MARKET o1

ever s mas the largest stock Of millinery millinery n
. su Sy New York Sss
cs Msw Y9h BY calling either n
there Our buyer has Children M
r,anns ana Knit Hoods which "a uapuns
- - ~ Gnu '""o' r""tners great MRS JACOB
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26

If General McCle,land v,s mad.
secretary Of State he may make dash
10 secure the trade of South America
ny ditch ng" through the isthm US OF
fanama. Blaine tried diplomacy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26
n EGISTER'S ORDER.
~ REG lsTER'SOFFlCE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DEL.
NpyeInher -th taal

November 9Th, 1884.
Upon the application OF Elizabeth Wormnld.
e exec, OF Edwin wormaid. late OF Chris.
uanA Hundred, In said count des,ensed
y Is ordered and directed by the Register fhsi
the executrix aforesaid give notice oi
granting oil letters test meulary uDon the
estate Of the deceased. With the date Of grant
ing tbereof, by CAUSING advertisements to i,t
posted within Forty days from the inte df such
letters In six of the most public places OF Ibs
SSouniy o. New Ca Tie. requirins all person.
inna nav deinands against DIE estate TO present
tne same, or abide by an Act OF Ass mbIy lin
such case made and provided and Also cause
IN the same 70 be inserted within the same period
III me Daiiy REPUBLICAN,, newspaper pub
i,,.r n wilmington. and to be continued
thefein three weeks, te. 0. d.
Given under tn. hand and Seal Of
II. s. Once OF the Register Aforesaid, At
- Wilmington, IN New Castle COUNTY
aioi esaid' the day and yssr above written.
No. i. q GRuBB, Re sis. err
4, NoIiCH-A' perfons having claims against
inc estate Of the deceased must present the
sAne, duly attested to the executrix. op
oi peI4ie NOV. 7il, 1885, or Abice the ct OF
assembly In such case made and pro ided
ELIZABETH WORMAED.
aaa... xy.,, Executrix.
croft Il Sons. y. 10
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26

THE Democratic majority IN Virnr,.
IN 1850 was over $4,000 ; this year it 10
5000 Repn blican gain, 80, 900. The
same ratio of gain will give Blaine 49,.
900 m ajority in 1888.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26
EGISTER 8 ORDER.
~ EGISTER'SOFFICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DR..

=, NSto"ef <slh, i5c}.
I Tsl;.y end Sor.is ". raliey Exc. .
DIVINE Hundred, IN said county, decrased,
y Is ordered AID directed by the Registef
mat the Executors aforesaid give notice
~ granting Of letters teetamentsry upon
srantln thereof, by causing advertisements
70 DE post d within forty days from the date
OF such letters In Ely OF the most public places
oi me county of New Castle, requiring all
present the same. or abi,ie by an Ac OF As
ssinbiv In such csse made aud provided and
a.so CAUSE The same to be inserted Within the
same period In the bAILY REPUBLICAs n
newspaper published in Wilmington. and 10
De continued therein three weeks. Ie o. d.
" Given under the ha.d aud Seal OF
l. 5. onics of the Register aforesaid At
:" " ilmington, In hew Ca. tie Comfy
the dav and year above writt.,'
> l.t. GRtBB Register
NoTlCE.-All persons having clain- agains,
. .a,o e7,aln OF me dece must present the
before October ~, 1885, or abide the Act of
A-emblI In such case made ana provided.
CURTIS NJ. TALLY
NORRIS W. TALLY
Address. Grubb's Post Office, Del. III
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26

HENDRICKs has been on to see
cleveland and he goes home with flea
i4 his ear. The head and the tail have
already had q disagreement. Hendricks
DON'T like Cleveland. This IL but the
beginning Of the ending.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26
Trust no Future.

HOW Ger pleasant. Let the dead mast
oury Its dead. Act act in the living
present, while the cold IA in vonr Ill
A 25.cent bottle of Canada P;nn Sns au.
will cure it. 'o syrup
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26

THE general sentiment of the couptrr
is settling down in favor of Raw Ham,
Ward Beecher for Govarnor ~ IT,
Territory. 'A"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26
Louisiana State LotteryCompan

Louisiana State Lottery Company
inecrponsed IN 1858 for = years by the
purposes-with . capital Of n. 90, ooo-ts
been added.
~ an overwhelming popular vote its man.
ohise was made part Of the present statA
Constitution adopted Dec. md, A. d ls7o
It's Qraod single Number drawings will
take place monthly. II never sraies or post
ponss. Look At he following distrtbution :
l70eh 0Sa0A MSoahly
AND THH
semi. A wnual Draw.
Ing, IN the Academy Of Music. New Or.
leans, Tuseday. December 10, 1884 unde Or
the pcrsonsl supervision and management
OF Gen. q. y BtAUkE1ARD. OF Louis
Virginia.
PRIZE, ESQ, 900. IA
Notice. Tickets arc $40 only. Halves.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26
u0Dc | EVERY PERS|
UUIl ! SICK OR WEI

is invited to send their address 70
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, lrs"e' ], Al
Ca, for a copy Of their trsa sc % W.
skin Diseases which VII. j., GilielH ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26

SEE Here, young men ! We mean
you who expect to have a good time to-
morrow because it il Thanksgi wing day.
we want TO have word with y"u.
viii You listen 4" You will. eb Well,
al right. We just want to say to You
mat there Is no necessity Of your get
Ting drunk to morrow. Our good
Govetnor Stockley did not appoint
Thanksgiving to be spent rs day OF
Hoting and drunkenness. Now dom
go back on our Governor. We would
NOT deprive you of being cheerful and
hveiy, but You can be all that without
becoming intoxicated. You DOM in.
TEND to get drunk, do you say p Well,
just keep that intention fresh in your
mind, but be careful. Intentions are
as nckie as glass. A strong resolution
well backed with moral courage to say,
no, when the cup is proffered too often
10 the only thing that will save you
from becoming intoxicated tomorrow.
rave You that courage and resolution ?
~ yon have and put it into practice,
you may perhaps escape If you have
mol, perhaps it would be- best not to run
any risks In fact we think it would be
"oSt anyhow to steer clear of the very
appearance of tenn ptation.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26

IOWA is one OF the strongest prohibit
non states in the Union. and yet st.
,,ohn only got 1000 votes in the State.
Inc temperance men of Iowa seemed to
nave proper understanding of the
temperance question and refused tc
throw away their votes on a fanatical
crank
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26

John Naves, a young nl1 oeii ne,, !.
cancer on his face which al ;sea !.
nose and part OF his cAeea, AL Wv N N
Ing up 10 his eyes. As A. 'S w. n n
put on Swiftis >pec!t', a9i !, nS s,si
cured him. His face 70 a. lsn ~ ,, n
now flesh and his genera hf''H az"
His recovery was wonder'..i.s.,,ry HI
Oglethorpe, Ga. Aug, II l's'
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