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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-07

\ .a.wNEN- Democrat who has Just
Returned from New York City was talking
y-',.r1a7 II a group Of party friends about
Iamnan-. lie said: "Tammsny will sup
lo@ tla'lAyD honestly. The nomination
o. separate local ticket by Tammsny does
not show tha; i, means treachery. The
U..a Is .@a, rival local Democratic tickets
-. orr, ou: bigger vote for CLEVELAND
taa union local ticket. With rival
u,aa's each side striving to win, will get
o"' al. - ro:ei: can command in order to
m and very vote cast for each local ticket
- have '-.EELAND and HExDRICEs at the
Iaas
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-07
fHE East .tslgs AsAlN.
Another Eiopsmeif 3S RsssipS
8 Tongues wagxins IL zS, 9
Married Man, Runs %AvayS ~ sss
HELEN Dillingham--So Trace ofthNkh khA,

Another Eiopsmenf ~ ~ RNssipS
tongues Wagxine IL asS, q
Married Man, Runs eAsS2 si,ss
HELEN Dillinghan-So Trace eftS3 I'VE.
&ysyPair. &
g Bosros, October s.-It is learned thas ].
Ir,Hs lden, between 80 and "a years old,
sod Of Edward l. Tilden, retired ship
builder, of Chelsea, and Miss Helen Dilling.
ham, about 25 years Of age daughte Of
Mr.. freeman Dillingham;, wen known
Chelseaitc, living at 1852 Hawthorne street,
eloped about three weeks sgo.S rhen's 3
residence is Isl Chestnut street WHICH
place is also the residence Of his shther.
1ilden is married. but it could not be learn,
ed whether or not he had any children.
The clipping pair were both apparently
deeply interested in the welfare of the
Chelsea Reform Club and Coffee Rooms, an
institution founded to encourage temper
ance. 80. .-- o
Good People. g. .
Tilden was also an attendant of consider
alton regularity at the Chestnut street Or
thodox Church, Of which Miss Dillingham;
WIS member in good standing. Tilder
was prominent officer in the Royal Area
mum, and also an Odd Fellow. The inti
macy of the pair at the Reform Club anC
coffee house was the subject of frce-co
ment in Chelsea. Tilden's fsther stsrtet
him in the grocery and provision business
at two different times and places. Once h
opened place on Carmel street and latter
" he kept grocery and provision store a
the corner of Chestnut and Third streets H'
failed TO do remunersnve business, howev
er. and il is said that he ran through all tn,
capital furnished by his father.
Raw Boned.
Young Tilden is described as a tall, raw
boued, ungainly fellow, but was one whC
dressed neatly and withal appearedratheI
gentlemanly. Miss Dillingham; is accred
tied with being of fair size having plump
figure, wearing eyeglasses and as rather pre-
possessing in her general appearance. II Il
believed that the pair could not have. ken
much money, as he was engaged in no oc
cupation, but simply resided OF his father
residence. The report is that they fled Il
New Brunswick where they are now SUP
p.sed TO be. No steps for their return t
the States have been taken, as yet, by tn
relatives Of either. Both come Of highl
respectable parentage, and their escapead
| is a fruitful theme Of conversation amonl
| the elite Of Chelsea.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-07

try by their unwise legislation depres-
sion in every branch Of industry and thou.
sands of laborers out of employment had
had such an effect that an unquestionabie
majority Of the people in Ohio would have
voted in October against the Repuoncan
party If left to themselves. The Republican
mansgers, recognizing the fact, are repeat
ing in Ohio the tactics they used in Indiana
in 1880, by sending all their men and
money to buy up the State. If, in spite OF
all these methods, they fail 10 carry the
State, the result viii be one Of the most re-
marksble victories the people have achieved
against corrupt practices. The. Democratic
party. on the other hand, have been neces-
sariiy compelled to rely on popular sub
? scriptions in its endeavor to get sufficient
amount of funds to make the organization
throughout efficient.
The Republicans TO Be Left Bankrupt.
1--WE are thoroughly satisfied that if the
Republicans do succeed in their tactics and
carry the State, it Will be by small majori
ty and will leave them bankrupt at the end
Of the contest; whereas our party will be
ready for the main battle which will occur
in November, when il will be impossible for
our opponents to revert TO the tactics they
are using in Ohio in October, because there
are at least one dozen States, heretofore
considered reliably Republican, in which
they will have to make extraordinary efforts
to retain control WehaVe growing cam
paign fund, and feel perfectly confident OF
the result
West Virginia.
How about West Virginia?
"As TO West Virginia, there is no doubt
that the Republican managers are attempt
ing to control the State BY the same means
which they are in Ohio; for they thought
that it was tair fighting ground in that State,
in which we have not had more than
3,20O majority in the last four years. Our
friends there are thoroughly aroused, and
are confident that the State cannot be
brought. The Republican party has been in
power tWenty-three years, and at the end OF
that time we find shrinksge of values al
most unprecedented; shops closed, thou
sands of men thrown out of employment,
great distress among the masses of the peo-
Die. Farmers of the West are compelled
to sell their wheat at Ut cents a bushel;
those Of the East for less than the cost OF
its production The verdict must be for
change, and | am perfectly confident that
Cleveland will De elected
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-07

Tt. Nra York Telegram pronOunces the
,-,,rr. campaisu the cleanest on record.
I. ,.v, .l.. 8 re:erenceto- the newspapers
d.-:n- tie Jackson struggle will show that
~ bsvr zen lifted out OF a quagmire and
t-r.,..rd in a pool Of clear water.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-07

+ IS now giIIen out that Mr.. ARTHUR is
c,.rring Miss TILE FRELrNGHrrSEN. We
,,,,ratulate the Hon. CHET The Supreme
C.r. has already decided that eourting Is a
r.r5 wiser business than dabbling in
ys-..,a7 politics.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-07

E.a. uALsrEAp who is now playing an
engagement as Editor WmTELAw RAN. :
subordinate is engaged because he thinks
the Democrats will seize the Supreme Court
lCl@ylAvD is elected. Such specimen
{. Republican humor ought to find its way
H. n. comic almanacs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-07

ALL weakness and Ill health owes. its
origin to an impure state of the blood and
a weakness of the urinary and digestive or
gans. A medicine that will strengthen
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 a
remedy is Or. Guysotts Yellow Dock and
.SsrsapsriIls, and, although it possesses no
estns. - or diuret.S effect, Its use viii soon
establish a regG!ar habit Of body as veil "a
the weakness nf r.. inaVs. ir5icagel b
seiimant1, uer, ousress etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-07

Ta- secret marriage business appears to
= q tain. card in Ohio. At one town a
,-,ap, q young ladies on horseback appear
sfa, Brother Blaines escort. II Is not
,.,.a5 aa. the probability is that they were
:t-.--s ..-adtle
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-07

4,ra.a ,eve, from the celebrated Mr..
Usher ahich is very damaging to Mr..
f,:le i, ..yen to the public. Referring
10 !, ,ae New York Herald says: The
r.r,aa@oa Of Mr.. Blaine is disgrace to
,.- country. His election, fortunately, IS
,. ,..- -rrsst5la
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-07
LOGAN AND CARLISLE.
The Two Great Men Met at Charleston
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
CHARLESTON. ". Va, October 6.-Gen
John A. Logan and suite arrived here from
Huntington this morning en- route through
the southern part Of the State. Large
crowds greeted the gentleman along the
route. General Logan stopped off here
and made speech to q large audience, and
left two hours later. He will stop at all the
towns up the valley and through to the Vir
ginia line. There was much enthusiasm
shown, and considerable firing OF csnnons
Speaker John G. Carlisle passed through
the city this morning en- route for Pt Pleas
ant, where h. speaks to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-07

Tx mites are preserved to some extent
last PHISEt Is 7. BARNUN is for BLAINE
Vhen huHbsg msetshumbug there is no
,l.-, for each to do but TO fall on the neck
she other and she'd sealding tears OF Joy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-07
BRIEF TSlEGRAMS.
Domestic.

Domestic.
A FIRE is raging in the Hecls mines, near
Marquette, Michigan. Two mer were snf'
focated.
Gen. Butler was at Kalamazoo, Michigan,
yesterday.
The strike in the Pittsburg coal fields is
ended
The Pennsylvania railroad has notified
the b. 4 0. that on and after October IL
they will refuse to haul cars or passengers
for that corporation over their lines from
Baltimore to New York This leaves the
B. & o. without q New York line.
Robert Shaw shot and killed Kendall
Oliver at Higginsport, Ohio. Political
quarrel.
W. W. CathelI, member Indiana State
fair board, is mysteriously missing. Foul
plsv suspected. He had large sum OF
money when last seen.
Incendiaries are trying TO destroy Edge.
wor:h. Pa. The fremen are exhausted
with nightly alarms.
The Republicans and Greenbsckers Of
Mississippi will not fuse.
In the Connecticut election yesterday the
constitutional amendment providing for
biennial sessions Of the Legislature was
adopted by $4,000 majority. There was
Eule change in the local contests from las,
year. The vote was light. Hartford voted
to license liquor selling BY l,6So majority
Italian laborers engaged in q row q,
Farnsworth, Ontario, yesterday. Several
people were injured.
Foreign.
Seven deaths from cholera are reported il
Algeria. r -v-.. ~s.~..s- ......-
The French troops at Assouan are az
Ricted with smallpox
The French Minister Of War has reduced
the military estimates from 500, 900 francs
to 100000.
! Minister Ferry, of France, win not resigl
until the Chinese officially is settled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-07

ro,ros jOsQSB B MeLEAS joins the army
pan,5;e,s ie-day. The cratic young
.n having determined to settle down in
=. :. : rroUer TO expect that the Enquirer
''.,, .g l.o,,,s a said and reliable family
-..,,. ;os.rnal.- - a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-07

P,orurR BlAiSE has been convicted of
-o,bsr fal,ahOOd in regard to the owner
'S:n-r.oae mining shares. Really, this
orniDant Statesman appears to be suffering
50, P-;rs,s disease of the veracity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-07

IT is well to know the best remedy for
coughs and colds, soreness Of the throat and
lungs, consumption and all pulmonary dis
eases, is Dr. Wistar's Balssm Of Wild
Cherry It quickly sllays Inflammation an
checks decay
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-07

,s sIS ISAS "mDE's new book, Impressions
b1niea, Ainerea, wiz be eagerly read BY all
t.5oS ~ SSSs'sied to uake the poets trip 50 de-
IrT.!c peasants His impression of DR..
SIS -. ; cough Syfap is matter of little con-
ror'as3 g,epce :. as the public have already pro-
"a, r.ctt ,a.i1 Il the remedy for coughs and colds
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-07

Y, Pluys according 70 one Of his
L.rl, sannot drink and retain his facul-
-, :, seems. too, that he cannot write
a. AID retain his faculties.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-07

Tux Issal Republican managers Of the
?, ,rxr hippodrome are greatly disgusted
~ tbs fsiiare Of the people to material
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-07

il was . wise one thst, saidi. SEf,r,
man is occasionally what he ought 70 DO
perpetually" That must be when he is
bonest enough To acknowledge the merits Of
Or. Bulls Cough Syrup, the only SURE euro
for coughs and colds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-07
sesOae BREAKFAST.

T., mss tour in the State yesterday was
, dismal failu7e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-07
AN EDITORS LUCK.


W.sH,Ssrosg n. o., October 6.-John
K. Mclean, editor and proprietor Of ths
Cincinnati Enquirer, will be married to-
morrow morning to Miss Emily 7. Besle.
daughter OF General e. +. Beale, OF this
city. The ceremony will be private and in
the presence Of only the immediate rcla.
tives Of the two families at the residence Of
The brides father in, Lafayette Square.
Rev, Vim, heousrd. festor of st. Johns .
Episcoppl church, will offciate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-07

The suspension Of the Oliver Bro. mills
at Pittsburg, throws 5000 men out Of work.
Ben Garrison has been arrested at
Windsor, Ontario, for the murder Of Joseph
Flynn. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-07

A THoRoUGR course OF Aekars Blood
Elixir will remove all taint from the blood
Ii cures Scrofula, Ulcers, Boib and Pin
plas. Sold hy Fdmrud Pn"ki7y sni .
.I'.isu ~'!'r "hesirg s-dF =. Z,ru 3;
BIdgepo.t q.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-07

John Jacobs, San Francisco cigar ped
dler, has fallen heir to 50, ,500,0 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-07

A REMEDY that has proven itself never
falling cure for scrofuls and all syphilitic
disorders must quickly cure less terrible
blood diseases. Dr.. Guysotts Yellow Dock
and sarsapsrilla is such q perfect blood
purifier and strengthener Of bodily tune
ttions that IT cures the above diseases
even when Hot Springs and all other
treatment hss failed Remember, it Is 80
solu.ely free from mineral poisons, and sill
no, iniurp the most delicate constitution
Is csc VII rake you feel bno7anL stronf
ard vel snd vii r'd yorr syst@n. e -
bIoc3 IMPURITIES sd every i1tefas AZ
ex.aua Indication o! dIseasa
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-09-04
The Oldest Of English Families.

6 =
Lord Palmerston' s country residence
is well known to have been NEAR Rom
sey, Hants. In-sthe course of his ac-
eustomed rides in the New Forests he
saw q laboring man burning lime and
entered into a familiar Conversation
with him, asking to be obliged with his
surname. The man replied that it was
Purkiss. Now, this was the reply that
was sought, and Palmerston exclaimed:
81 thought as much" He accordingly
asked the man II he were descended
from the lime burner Of that name who
earted awaEthe body of William Rufus
after his unfortunate fall by. the arrow
of Sir Waiter TyrreI The man an
swered in the affirmative. Then give
me your hand, said his lordship, ''for
though you are laborer, must not
forget that you are a brother Hamp-
shire man, at the same time handing
the. man (if my memoryseryes me) the
medium of procuring some refresnnent
at his earliest cessation from toll.
s'Thus,' y said his 1ordship in relating
the incident, IL have had the great
honor of conyersing with an honest
workingman who isdeseended from the
Oldest family and bears the oldest sur
name in England. ~ Nqtes and Queries.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-09-04
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

-t'Clothes!n exclaimed Yeast Che
other morning to his wife, who was inn
portuning her husband forsorne summer
fixings; sfwhy, | haven't respectable
pair of trousers to my back!''
Young man just returned from
restaurant. Fellow-elerk asks: ''Whas
did you have for, dinner?'' Oyster
stew, no oysters, only one crab. Put in
a cracker, crab took it and sat on the
side of the plate to eat it, and I left.
Poor fellow, 1 woulun't rob him for
anything. = Harpey's BGsar.s
Yes, my son, you look very funny
with your head sand-papered, You
look just like a monkey, which is very
funny. No. ] was not going to say
that you knew just about as muohas
you look. Because don't think you
do, SON; o. no. I don't think you ldo.
Not Just yet Boston Post.
At an auction sale the other day a
marine view was being knocked down
at handsome figure when blult
sailor, who happened to wander in, ex4
claimed earnestly: "My stars if there
amt vessel drifting on the rocks with
strong breeze blowingof sh9rep The
artist took his work home to rearrange
the wind. = 'A4'
DIR. c. was called to see his cob
league, Dr.. B. DIR. c. pre-
scribed for his patient and left the
house. The next morning DR.. c.
called again and inquired blandly Of
Mrs. B.. .Well. madame; has our
patient followed my prescriptionPA
ssHe would have landed on the paye-
ment if he had, replied the lady, i'for
he threw.the whole box of pills out 0l
the window n.s a7e
citizen to his wife at dinner to-day, just
after he had swallowed q piece of meat
whose temperature was at the boiling
point, '.rny dear, this food is so hot i
will take the coat off my stomach
''Well, what degyou want- of q coat on
your stomach this weatherpn was the
gentle response. The husband was Sc
confused that be rushed out Of doors
and swallowed the days supply Of ice
which the ice dealer had just left on the
sidewalk. Troy Times
--aAre there no times, said d man
entering the oIfiee Of o busy editor
s'when you can write better than a
other tines?7 ..Yes." ''Ah, though
so. That men who write must consul
/ their mental condition, Ihave nodoubt
Now, tell me, when can you writ
bestpn 'sWhen / am alone, Y the edito
replied, but the bore, on whom the hin
made no impression, continued to tall
until the exasperated newspaper ma
suggested that section Of the wa
swung on hinges. 4TEapsaw 1rGg
es5er, i5s
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-09-04
SCIfOoL AND CHURCH.


-Kev. w. H. Key, a colored clergy
man of Tennessee, made the bricks that
were used in the construction of his
church. ~ -
The University of the State of New,
bany, recently, having been founded in
1884. with Governor Clinton one of the
first regents. Albany Journal.
The First Baptist Church in Troy,
N. Y, and its patriarchal pastor, had
great time recently. The fortieth an
niversary of Dir. Baldwin's pastorate
was cOmmemorated.- Troy TiDles.~l Fa
lin the course of his remarks at an
alumni meeting President Eliot, of
Harvard, said: SsAthletic sports in gem
eral are of great service to students,
physically and morally, but they easily
run into excesses, which are dangerous
and unmannerly. In trying to repress
this abuse, while saving the use, the
general rule of liberty has been tenn
porarily departed from, butsit is only
temporarily. ,s -
The old Dutch church at Bergen,
N. j., viii celebrate its 22ath anniver-
sary on December O. Some, facts OF
its long history are recalled by the
Ckr5sttkap IfagetlGgences, from which we
learn that this remarkable church was
formed without pastor, and had none
for ninety years. And yet during that
period, when population was sparse,
$50 persons were admitted to the esni-
The mention of ''forty stripes save
one'' often recurs in the Bible, and
why thirty-nine should have been ser
Ilected as the number in preference 10
any other has repeatedly attracted at
tention and called for explanation. The
explanation is found in the law of Nioz
ses. who commanded the culprit to be
beaten with aecertain number of stripes,
not to exceed forty Theylnust be
given in the presence of the Judge to
prevent the possibility Of cruel punish
ment. ala s-..,rs...sea =.
The failure of Mr.. George 1. Seney
has. of course, necessitated the stop-
page of work on the SeneY Hospital in
| brooklyn, Mr. Seney's affairs being in
| such a. condition that he gaflnot COM
| lplete. the building. 1t is thought that
| the work win be taken up by the Meth
| odists of BROOKLYN The lotso which
the building rests are valued at SAC, 900,
| anu JneSe nave Deen ueeu6u 10 Cne JftS-
teeso of the hospital. 1t. is said that up
to that date the building and grounds
have cost Mr.. Seney $3.50, ,000. L Chris
| tialz at Work. ega
1T has always been, the rule in the
Collegiate (Reformed) churchesin New
York, according to correspondent Of
the Christian Iisteiligencer, to conduct
the services all the year round, except
for the brief period in summer re-
| quired for cleaning. which is so ar
ranged that but one church is closed at
time. There has been a good deal
of nonsense written and said about the
wholesale closing of city churches in
summer The number of churches open
at any given time the season through is
greater than,the needs of the church
going poDulation, @t k
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-09-04
A Negro Who Has Handled Millions
-slt 2 Of Money! sdT .gie


There is venerable colored man I'M
the Treasury department who has
probably handled more money than
any person now living. Nobody knows
the amount that has passed through his
hands, and it can not even be approx
mately estimated. Tt must reach up
into the billions and not dollar of it
has stuck to his fingers, He is the
messenger of the Registers Office,
whose business is to. carry bonds, bank
bills, greenbacks, checks, warrants and
other papers of value to and from the
Register, whose signature is required
upon all of them. During the days of
funding operations he carried tens of
millions back and forth every day, and
he has been in business more than tif-
teen years. The expresscompanies re-
ceiNe SO much per s. 1000, audif he was
paid at the same rate he would beIieher
than several Vanderbilts, the richest
man in the. world. but he gets only
$40 year and lives in little cottage
for which he pays ten dollars month.
They call, him ''Unele Henry" but
his other name is Logan. He is few
shades darker than another man of
that name, and his hair is. curly and
sprinkIed with gray. Nearly seventy
years ago he was born in Maryland of
free parents. They had been slaves,
and were the chattels of Captain
Wheelerr of, Prince George County.
When the Captain died he provided in
his will for the freedom of his slaves.
He gave the old folks emancipation. at
once, and the boys and girls were re-
leased from their shackles as, soon as
they were old enough to shift for them
selves. His mother came to Washing.
ton to get place as, cook. preferring to
live here because she was afraid she or
some of 2 her children might be kid
mapped if they resided, in the country.
Uncle Henry worked around doing
chores until he was about nineteen
years old, ard, then went TO Mrs. Hills
boarding. house, on Pennsylvania Ave
nue., between Four and d-a-half snd
Sixth Streets, to wait upon Henry Clay
= Washington Cor. Chicago inter Ocean.