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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-30
SPEAKER CARLISLE.
He Gives a Very Hopeful Forecast of the
Issue in This state.

He Gives a Very Hopeful Forecast of the
Issue in This state.
WAsHINGSON, d. c., September %
Speaker Carlisle, of Kentucky, arrived here
this morning He did not register at his
hotel and evidently wished to avoid being
interviewed Meeting q correspondent,
however, he said: IL am right from West
Virginia, and will probably start for Ohio In
the morning.
"Do you have any fears as TO the result
of the election2' was asked.
mo. am confident that Cleveland and
Hendricks will be elected"
As to West Virginia.
How about West YirginiaH'
West Virginia is all right The Demo-
Gratis will carry the State by good majori-
ty. | think we will elect a solid Democratic
delegation to Congress from the State. The
impression has gotten about" continued
Mr.. Carlisle, that the Republicans propose
TO buy West Virginia, with or without the
consent of her people. This has aroused a
great deal of feeling, and the result will be
that the Democrats will poll the largest vote
in the State since the war. Every Demo
cratic vote will be brought out and that will
mean, of course, victory.
Are the Republicans making much OF a
fight to carry the Statey
o"Yes; they are spending considerable
money, but West Virginia will go Demo
cratic beyond doubt"
How about Ohio?
"Ohio is more doubtful, although, |
think our chances are very good. There is
no doubt about the German detection, and
| don't see how the Republicans are going
to make up for their loss"
Don't you think Blaine's presence IN
Ohio will serve to strengthen the Republican
ranks p
Possibly some, but not much. | attach
no importance to the fact thatcrowds gath
er to see him.
IL does not signify
that they will vote for him. Most anybody
would turn out to see Blaine for the same
reason that they go to see Butler-out OF
curiosity"
"DO you think the tariff should be made
an issue
Certainly. 1t cannot be brought too
prominently before the people.
Jones Alarmed.
NEw York. September 29.-Chairman
Jones, of the Republican National Com
mittee, was engrossed yesterday with the
Ohio campaign, and was so alarmed that
the Democrats would resort to all sorts oi
tricks to carry the State that he WAS serious
| " contemplating rending three or four hun
dred detectives from here to watch then
operations. II never" said he, "had any
idea before how much hard work Presi,
Dental campaign involved" he had, he
said. strong hopes ofWest Virginia.
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LIQUlDLIeHT.
A Visit to and Description of the Phenom-
email Phillips Well Mt Bald Ridge, Penn

A Visit to and Description OF the Phenom-
email Phillips Well Mt Bald Ridge, Penn
sylvania.
BALD RIDGE, Pa, September 29-The
Phillips well to-day is doing at the rate Of
46 inches per hour in $50 barrel tank, or
lis barrels per hour. 1t still continues to
flow without cessation, although it Is con-
idered by those who have watched il most
closely to have done its best abont Sunday
last. However, nothing definite can be
said about that, as the well is not yet
through the sand. On Saturday it was
drilled for an hour and made about two
feet in the sand, without any material i'm.
provement in the wells out.
put. The rumor on the floor
of the Pittsburg Petroleum Ex.
change on Saturday TO the effect that it was
only two bits in lie sand is totally without
foundation, as it is from thirty-fve to thirty
eight feet in the sand. The johnson No. 2
ought TO have reached the sand before now,
but there is little doubt but that the owners
are playing with it, and propose to make
mystery Of il. Connections have been
made with the pipe line from the well and
the boiler has been removed. On Saturday
afternoon the tools were drawn from the
well and nothing has been done
since. Nothing can be told about
the probable outcome Of the we'll II Mr..
Phillips crossbelt theory is correct il
ought to be either duster or very small
II must not be forgotten that their No. /,
about a half mile down the creek, was a
duster. Christie Bros. well, just across the
road from the Phillips No. l, win probably
be the next well to reach the sand, sud may
come in ahead of the johnson yet After
it Phillips No. 3, the Reep & Sutton and
Skeidemantle wil follow. Nothing definite
is known regarfing the rumor Of the pur.
chase of the leases here by the shut down
movement, but the general impression is
that the district is 10 be perforated for all
tlfst is in il.
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she WILL DIE.

The Double Crime Of High Toned In
dianian, who should Hang With as Lit
tie Ceremony as Possible.
MADISON, ISD., September IA dast-
ardly crime has Just come 10 light in this
county at q hamlet known as Bee Camp. the
details Of which has been carefully conceal
ed. Inrel, g young man, has been pairing
attention to q girl named Brinson, and be-
trayed her. Upon learning she was in q
delicate condition. be prevailed upon .
friend to aid him in concealing the crime
and the shame Of - young woman. 1t
was decided that the best way Of accomplish
ing II was to murder the victim. She was
decoyed into o secluded wood, where she
was most numerically beaten, ard LEFT for
dead. She was subsequently found in An
unconscious condition and conveyed 70 hef
home, when it was found three Of her ribs
were broken. She was otherwise severely
injured and win die. After committing the
assault the men concealed themselves "a
avoid arrest. TheJ hare rot Jet bees
found
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"PAPA, PAPA, I'M CoMiNG!"
A Brooklyn Boy Bitten by Dog Dies In
Terrible Agony.

DerriDie agony
BRC,,r-> e. r'ember 29.-Little Willie
Maher I.,u e. L.s home, No. 224 Pacific
street, yesterday morning from the bite Of a
dog. The boy was nine years old, and was
the only child of Mrs. Kate Maher, a widow
Last Wednesday afternoon he was playing in
front of the stable Of Michael Gallagher,
No. l72 Pacific street, when a large female
bulldog bit him severely.
He was taken to the Office Of Dr. ReYn-
olds, at Smith and Atlantic streets, who
dressed the wound. The dog was shot soon
afterward by policeman. The follow
ing day the su!feriugs of the unfortunate
boy were intense, and Dr. Rockwell was
called upon to attend him. Upon exami-
nation he discovered that in addition to the
bite the boy was injured internally.
A consultation of physicians was held
which resulted in operation being performed.
The condition of the child became worse
and q second operation was restored to on
Friday. Toward evening the LIMBS and
body Of the little sufferer grew black from
blood poisoning. He remained conscious,
however, until morning, when, extending
his arms upward, he exclaimed, Papa,
papa, I'm coming and died.
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A CHILLING SNUB.
Tammany Hall Names Her Municipal
Ticket
AND IGNORES THE PEOPLES PARTY.
John Kelly Declares Cleveland Will Receive
Tammany's Full Fair and Hon.
orable Support.
SPRINGER COMMITTEE REPORT.

New York, September 29.-Tammany
hall made the following nominations to-day:
For mayor, Alderman Hugh j. Grant;
comptroller ex-Congressman P. Henry
Dugro; nistrict attorney, ex-senator George
Il. Foster; president. Board Of Aldermen
General John Cochrane; coroner, DR.. NJ.
J. B. Messmer; Judges of the court of COM
mon pleas, Richard L. Larremore, Joseph
+. DAILY (renominations) and Hugh l..
Cole. All the candidates, especially Alder
man Grant, were heartily cheered.
John Kelly, in a speech opening
the convention, said: "We believe the NOM
ination at Chicago was an unwise oRe, but
Grover Cleveland is the nominee Of the
Democratic party, and we will not separate
from the party we have all known and loved
so long We shall give Cleveland and Hen.
dricks full, fair and honorable support"
A communication from the executive
committee of the Peoples party, suggesting
certain candidates, was ignored.
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NEW YORK GERMANS.
A Splendid Outpouring of Teutonic Demo-
Gratis Last Night.

Gratis Last Night.
New YORK, September 29.-The Acade-
my of Music was crowded tonight, as we're
the streets in the vicinity, on TIE occasion
of the German Democrats mass meeting.
The interior of the building was handsome
ly decorated and there was considerable
display of fireworks. Gen. Franz Sigel
called the meeting to order. Among the
vice presidents were George Ebert, Henry
Clauser, Jr., Phillip Ebling, John Echler,
Peter DOelger, Henry BishoH, Jr., and Da-
vid G. Yuenling, all brewers. Geu. Franz
Sigel presided
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DEAR DEAR BElvA.

We Forgive You Everything-Lifc Is Only
Sweet Now Because Of Your Smiles
Accept This Pledge Dearest Girl.
WAsHISGTox, September 29. = Mrs
Pelva Lockwood, candidate for President on
the Woman Suffrage ticket, has sent to
Governor Cleveland letter deploring the
use Of scandal as a political weapon, and
suggesting the propriety Of conyocation
Of the several Presidential candidates at
Wheeling toedopt "peacesble armstiee
that viii strip the present canvass OF re-
currence of such undignifed proceedings
and publications as would disgrace q
heather nation" She refers to the good
results Of couvocation Of European sover-
eipns, and thinks such one as she propos-
es would tend to purify American politics
and moreover il would afford US all an op-
portunity to become personally acquainted,
and tend 10 soften the asperitY that difference
Of opinion sometime engenders when the
motives that aetuate them are unknown.
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UsUFRUCT ARTICULATES.
The Language of the Dollars of the
Daddies.
THE GREENBAcK ALSO sPEAKETH.
Betting on the Political Wheel Of Fortune
Both Odds and Even Wagers
Freely Made.
PUT UP YOUR WEALTH.

BROOKLYN, September 29-David s.
Shields, of S25 Gates avenue, this city,
offers to make the following bets will
bet $500 to $500 that Cleveland will carry
Brooklyn by $4,000 majority. will bet
5000 to $50 that Cleveland will carry New
York State by 10000 majority. viii bet
$500 to $3.50 that Ben. Butler will not get
over 5000 votes in Brooklyn. / will bet
$500 to 5000 that Mr.. st. John will not get
1000 votes in Brooklyn. / will take these
bets in smaller quantities to suit those who
wish to bet ! don't mean to deal with
trifers. can be seen day or evening at
my place Of business. -
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TO BE A WEDDING.
The Gorgeous Affair Promised for the
White House.

The Gorgeous Affair Promised for the
White House.
WASHINGTON, September 29.-The report
comes from one connected with the affairs
at the White House that before President
Arthur becomes private citizen or retires
from the position he now occupies Miss Mel
lie Frelinghuysen, daughter of the venerable
Secretary of State, will become Mrs. Chester
A. Arthur. A lady who is on more than
neighborly terms with the Frelinghuysens
saws the marriage will likely occur during
the last week of the Presidents term Of Office
and that q tour Of Europe will be taken
during the honeymoon. Miss Frehnghuysen
at any rate, is said to have mentioned in a
recent letter here something about spending
next summer abroad. 1t is further rumored
that the alleged engagement OF President
Arthur with Miss Freinghuysen has been
standing many months, and that the es
pecisl attention which the President pad to
the wife of Assistant Secretary Of State
Davis, who is the sister Of Miss Tilhe, and
about which there WAS so much talk
a YEAR ago, was the result Of the
engagement. 1t is believed now
that Mr.. Davis knew Of the engagement,
and approved of everything. Miss Freling-
huysen is little sedate, as hesTage might
lead her naturally to be. She is tall,
slender brunette, with pleasant, though
not handsome face, and has q kind and
generous disposition She is supposed to
be probably twenty years the junioi of the
President. She has not gone out great
deal in Washington society, preferring to
meet her friends at home, where she has so
often entertained. Among the most happy
Of her guests has invariably been the execu-
49,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-30
ANOTHER RAILROAD WRECK,

The REGISTER chronicles another one OF
The serious railroad accidents, which in the
course of events happen periodically. This
time the scene was upon the B. & o. rail
Road and short distance
west of Grafton. As usual
there was a Misunderstanding. One train
was running out Of time and collision
|ensued. Three men were killed and several
wounded The others on the passenger
|Frain received lively shaking up. 1t is
stated that the engineer of the
treight train was to blame, but he was one
b the victims of death. The division Of
tbe road upon which this catastrophe hap
|beued is one Of the best managed Of the
|Company. and but few such accidents
as the one of yesterday occur upon it.
Capt Devries and his assistants were at the
scene Of the wreck as quickly as they could
be carried there and did everything in their
power to assist in the strengthening up Of
1 fairs.
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true sentiment of this organization, and
that we heartily approve of their course IN
this campaign, which we feel assured will
lead to victory and success. And it Is
further
Resolved, That we denounce the ami
mostly and malignity expressed daily BY
the so-called Democratic newspaper, the
New York Sun, and that we pledge our
selves to do all in our power to boycott the
same New York Sun, and express our un-
qualified condemnation of its course.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-30

NR. RANDALL. is on the stump and doing
good work for CLEVELAND. He is great
tavorite with the Democratic masses in
mining and manufacturing localities. He
spoke at Lancaster on Friday, and at Con-
and McKeesport on Saturday.
This week he goes to Ohio, speaking at
Logan. Cambridge, Hamilton, Akron and
thence to Wheeling Grafton and
W. Va; thence to Cumber-
land. Nd, and thence to Roanoke City aQd
Va. He will speak daily on this
tour until October Is.
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BESwoOD.

Harvest hone vss cslebrssed lsst Sab
hath st The Lutbern Church The scafist
fever Is raging among the children In the
vicinity Of Boggs Run. The II 3. 6so.
bath school teacher meeting viii b hsld
a. the residence Of Mr.. Mann. No. 4 tsais
was late here Yesterday. owing 70 ths scci-
dert out at Glovefs Gap. The brick work
on tha. large two story building on u: ecs-
per of Main and Seventh streets Win b
completed to-day. Steel nails we're cut st
The benwood iron works factory Yesterday.
The Blaine and Logan Club viii hold Q
meeting at their hall this evening. A
numbs9 Of Noundsvillisns were In tevn
Yesterday.
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ARRANGEMENTS are progressing splendid
h for the grea: Democratic demonstration
nezt Saturday. Several meetings Of euthu-
siastic members Of the party were held last
hight and everyone was willing to take hold
md spend his time and money in making
tbe coming ovation one of the great events
h this memorable campaign.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-30
PARKERSBURG.
Fourth District Democrats in Good Trim
Gibson Gaining Strength.

Fourth District Democrats in Good Trim
Gibson Gaining Strength.
PARKERsBURG, September 29.-[ Exclu-
siye. From all sections of our Congress
sional District comes the information that
the Democracy is in good trim for the bat
tie Of the ballots now SO near at hand, a
thorough organization has been effected and
lthesfun vote will be brought out From
present indications Gibson's majority over
the fusion candidate will exceed his major
ity over Judge Loomis two years ago. Glib
son is gaining strength at every point he
visits. After his speech at Pennsboro in
Richie county last week, there were twenty
men who had always voted the Greenback
ticket and who had made
up their minds to swallow
the Fusion pill,
but after hearing Gibsons speech an
nouncced their intention of voting for him,
and they will do it. Gibson's last speech
in Parkersburg made him many friends in
the fusion ranks, who will stick to him un-
til sundown on the second Tuesday of Oc-
tober. Wood county candidates are all
working with will. We are fortunate in
having such candidates in the field. No
matter which party is successful Wood
county will have no cause to feel ashamed
of her officials. 1t seems to be generally
conceded that Alf Williams, the young
mems candidate, will be the next sheriff of
of Wood county. Mr.. Williams is fully
competent, and the Democrats en- mass
are working with will. Alf has always
been found in
The Front Ranks
of Democracy and his loyalty to the cause
in the past is fully appreciated, and now the
party has the opportunity and will recipro-
cate. There is no doubt but he will get
many Republican votes in the city and
county. The great popularity Of Col Tom
Smith, Democratic candidate for clerk Of
the County Court, makes him the inyinci-
ble candidate of Wood county Democracy.
The Republicans of this county have some
strong men in their party ranks, but after
looking the field over they did not have 8
man who had the nerve to enter aud meas
ure steel with Col Tom, the present popu-
lar and efficient incumbent and candidate
for a second term When it was found
that no Republican candidate would face
the music Of certain defeat they prevailed
upon DR.. j. L. Deyo', who was
Not Seeking
any Office, to accept the fusion nomination,
hoping that by uniting the Republican vote
to that Of the Greenbackers to which latter
the Doctor had always been loyal, being
one of the original followers of Peter Coop
er and his doctrines. The Doctor is very
popular gentleman and would doubtless
make good county clerk if elected, but
that may happen some other year, if not
this year, Doe. Col. J. G. McCleur, Demo
cratic candidate for State Attorney, is the
present popular incumbent and the salts
factory manner in which he has discharged
his duties entities him to another term, and
there is no doubt of his election.
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YOU CAN HAVE IT.
Mr. Blaine Says Dudley May Count on
s1OO, 900 for Indiana.

Mr.. Blaine Says Dudley May Count on
800, 900 for Indiana.
WASHINGTON, September 29.-From a
good source the statement comes that when
Commissioner of Pensions Dudley was sent
for by Blaine in New York recently he in
euired of the Plumed Knight which Of two
States New York or Indiana, he considered
the battlefield of the present campaign.
" Indiana" decidedly" replied Blaine, and
the Central Committee of this State can
take full charge and care for its self.
" How much would you want with which to
carry Indiana2 Mind you there is to be no
money to buy voters with; only money to
help the boys make lively and succassfuI
campaign" Hesitating moment Dudley
replied, "One hundred thousand dollars.
&" You shall have it." Blaine quickly re
spopded
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-30

ALL weakness and i'll health owes its
origin to an impure state Of the blood and
a weakness Of the urinary and digestive or
pans. A medicine that win strengthen
these organs, and at the same time
purify the blood, viii assist nature
in curing nearly every disease that
human flesh and blood is heir to. Such a
remedy is DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and
SarsapariIla, and, although it possesses nc
cathartic or diuretic effect, Its use viii soon
establish regular habit Of body as well a'
cure weakness of the kidneys, indicated
urinary sediments, nervousness etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-30

The great VANDERBILT says he has re-
ired from active business and leaves the
Management of his affairs to his two sons,
Who have succeeded in losing nearly fifty
millions of his cash within few years,
mainly in the shrinkage Of stocks held.
The old man still retains nest egg Of
shout 500, ,OCO, 900 left him by his father
enough to keep him out of the poor house ii
h. IS careful
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-30
AFTER THE SUN.
New Workers Who viii Teach the sun
That III Does Not shine for All.

New Workers Who viii Teach the sun
That 1t Does Not shine for All.
NEw YoRK, September 29.-The Metro
poI;tan Cleveland and Hendricks Campaign
club met at No. 6s Prince street, Friday
evening. Peter Mitchell, Of this city, and
Peter Baum, of Dutehess county, made ad-
dresses. After the speaking the following
resolutions were offered and unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That vote Of sincere thanks
he forwarded 10 the editors of the New
York World, Herald, Times and Evening
Post for their Endorsement OF the Presi-
dental candidates Of the Democratic Con-
vent;ou. and that we recognize in them and
other journals Of this city who have vindi-
eated the cause of our standsrd-bearers tie
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-30

For the short time Speaker CARLISLE was
b. West Virginia, he imbibed a great deal
o' information concerning the condition of
| lie party. and is satisfied that the Demo
attic State ticket and the entire Demo
Lratic Congressional delegation will be
E,sc.ei in defiance Of Radical doodle"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-30

Mr.. J. NJ Mason, of Jefferson county,
.nade speech Of seven thousand words to
au audience of something over one hundred
people at the Opera House last night. His
ksort was mainly devoted to defense Of
he acts of the present administration.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-30
The PRINTERS and the ,sTribune. -

NV YoRK, September 29.-The Cen.
tral Union yesterday received the report OF
Typographical Union, No. 6. on its negota-
tions 10 end the Tribune strike. The report
said Mr.. Reid had conceded the printer $
everything they asked for, and then had
made stipulations on his part which totally
nullified all of theirs. The committee then
refused to treat further and the boycotting
&c The Trihnna viii continue
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-30

A REMEDY that has proven itss4 .s.se.
falling cure for scrofuls and I'll syphihee
disorders must quickly cure lses ss,sihs
blood diseases. Dr.. Guysott's Yellos Dock
and Sarnpsrilla Il sueh perfect eaeea
purifier and strengthsnss d bodily fsae-
tt;ous that Il cures the shove Diseases
ern .ben Hos Springs and I'll othr
trsstmeot hes Aid. Kensnbs. Il = ..
solutsiy free Iron mineral poisce4 and .ili
rot ipiurs the most delicate constitut'on.
Iss use viii make yoa EEL buoysnt sirnr8
and vell. and viIl nd your system ot AZ
u,od Impurities ard every inssenAi sad
ex,efns ndieatoa of dissnse.
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SUICIDE.
A KanAvha County Woman Hangs Hsrssi
to o uenm In n Harm.

a kanhWhA County Woman Hhngs H0fvOt
to beam In n Harm.
CHARLESTON, ". Va. September "a
Exclusive Last Monday Mrs. Sophia
Summer6ed, wife Of Charles SummcrGeld.
who resides two miles west Of the city, mrs
teriously disappeared from home. A care.
ful search failed 70 reveal her whereabouts,
and she Was supposed 10 have been seci-
dentally drowned. Yesterday morning.
however, her husband had occasion 10 visit
an old barn near the house. which has not
been used for years, and was hornGcd to
find the dead body Of his wife hanging BY .
rope from O beam overhead Coroner
Gates of this city. was summoned. but had
not returned at hour Of wiring. Domestic
trouble, il is said. caused the rash set.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-30

A NUMBER of the leading manufacturers
y. Indiana, heretofore Republican, have
come out for Cleveland and Hendricks.
|They do not believe in the maintenance Of
war taxes when the surplus revenus runs
|r2 10 about hundred millions a year.