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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22
THE EPISCOPAL CONGRESS.

Canon Farrar Speaks on the Doctrine OF
the Atonement-
NEW HAVEN, CoSN., October 2l.-At
the Episcopal Church Congress, last even
ing, Canon Fsrrsr spoke clearly and for
cibly. The doctrine of the stonement,"
he said, is the key to the Christian faith.
Its truths declare the reconciliation Of
man t. God Errors have arisen from
theological subtlsties, and sometimes
the name has been given TO some
systematic theory Of an stonement
but the belief set forth in the Scriptures Is
the real doctrine Of the stonement l say at
once and without fear of contradiction,
that no theory Of the atonement, no Scho,
Iastic explanation has ever been accepted
y all crt eds, or can put forth any claims
to Csthoieity."
Canon Farsr closed by Elyipg that
"rothipg but failure has ever, or can ever,
come of the effort to fathom Gods nature
by man measure; but the infinitely blessed
results Of the stonement We know. They
are the Joys OF our thsnksgivipgs and OF
our lite"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22
HOW TO FIX 1t.
The Manchester Bridge In Good condi
tIon, but Needs BraciDE.

The Manchester Bridge In Good Condi-
tion, but Needs BraciDg.
Mr.. William HildebraEd, who was, at
the request of the Board Of Public Works,
to make plans aud specifications as TO
bow the Manchester bridge over the creek
could be Strengthened, yesterday handed
in his report to the Board, summary Of
which il o. follows, ss taken from the re-
port:
The present bridge is apparently in good
condition.
1t was designed with great economy in
material and its parts are proportioned &C
cordiag to scientific principles
It can support with the usual safety
tWenty-four tons equally distributed on
onespsn or seventy-tEo tons over the whole
bridge S;rsL loads may weigh ak toni
resting on four vheels.
il lacks stiffness, aud therefore q nev
lateral braeiDg is urgently recommended
Il ip possible TO add kidewalk a fee1
vide to the bridge, reducing the admissa
BE maximum load 70 twenty tonsper span
or taking the risk Of q smaller safety witi
larger loaSs,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22
A SHOOTING AsFRAY
In which Prominent Men Were Involved
Probably Fatal Results.

In which Prominent Men Were Involved
Probably Fatal Results.
GARDEN CRY, Ks, October 2l.-Great
excitement was caused here yesterday
afternoon BY . shooting aarsy which oc,
Cured in front Of the United States Land
OHce, between Col B. 2. stotts. PFomin-
ent rauchmAn, and Il. MytOn, Register Of
the Office. The dispute arose concerning
the reported appointment Of successor to
Myton, who has been claiming that ne
stood in with the present administrators
and would not be removed.
Words led to blows, and finally both
men drew weapons and began q lively
fuzilsds Large crowds witnessed the 81
fair and il is 8 miracle that no innocent
narsous were killed. Sto.ts wourds are
,riainq, bur several bullets lodged IN
Mytons breast and he may die. No ar
rests have been made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22
Death of Thomas A Galloway.
Hoecial 10 The RsoiSteT,

FETTERMAN, W. Va, October 2l.-
Thomas A Galloway, Esq aged seventy
one ears, died suddenly Of heart disease
at his residence here on Friday. BE was
born at Baltimore IN 1914 and was educs.
ted at Emme,tsburg. he was q class
mate Of Dom Pedro. Emperor of Brazil,
and the late Bishop Whalen, of Wheeling.
he came to this county in 1851 and has
resided here ever since. His remains
we're taken 10 Baltimore for interment
Sunday night Mr.. Galloway leaves q
wife and number Of sons aud daughters
10 mourn his loss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22
The CHINESE TRoUsLEs.
Governor squire, of Washington Terri
tnhr. MIAkes q keport.

Governor Squirr, of Washington Terri
tor, Makes Report.
W,su,ycrpx October 2l.-GoV. Watson
s,ui,s Of Waybingon Territory, has sent
h special report 10 The Secretary OF the
Interior upon the auti-Chiusss agitation in
the Territory. Toe Governor says that
there has been much Sgi,a'ion
on the sabieet Of forcing the
Chinese residents to leave the country, par
ucularly in the counties bordering on Pu-
get Soand. Public meetings have been
held. at which were present delegates OF the
Knights o. Labor. YioleLt aud ineendhsry
speeches were made TIE principal point
for these demonstrations has bsen at Seat
tIe. aud there has been great deal OF sgl-
Iat;ou at Tacoma. Thus far there has been
90 outbreak, although serious rouols has
been threatened. The persons accused OF
kiliuy Chinese near Seattle have
been arrested Sroug Efforts have
been made 10 inrimidsts Chinese
employees st franklin and New Castle
mines and many of the Chinese are lssV'
ing These places are nov quiet he
coal companies are anxious in regard 20
the safety OF their property. The Chinese
consul at San Francisco was informed that
persons accused Of numbering Chinese had
b, en- arrested. The Governor Gays that II
has Seen his desire to maintain order with
out the employment Of troops and sirong
organization of the better class OF citizens
at Seattle has srrsyed itself under
tie law for ths preservation OF peace. IL
ia po+ improbable :hat other deyelopmsnp
on the 7art of the lswisss may occur ABOUT
November ], Rksn the period allowed oy
the anti. .Chiress committees for the CHI
nese TO vscs.s will expire If serious
troubl1 snses the secretary will be nolhed
BY telegraph, and If troops should be re-
uuired there is an ample iorSe 81 FAneen-
mes barracks, within few hoars OF the
disturbed locality.
EXCEPTIONS To ROTATION IN OFFICE.
The terms Of service Of Commodore J:
G Walker a. Chef Of the Bureau CT
Naviss, ion, and Commodore NJ. Siesro,
AZ Chief q, the Bureau Of Ordinance N
ths Nav Deos- -tment, viii expire to-mor-
row. Both ofiesrs viii, however, be reap
pointed for another term Of four years
Secretary Whitney is i'd favor OF rotation
among naval officers, put tnsse
casss are notable exC@pt1Ss "
that rule on account Of the exec! tent -
vice rendered by them and their SoIire
mastery Of the duties Of their respective
bureaus.
Commodore Walker is next to the Sec
retaSy in management Of the Affairs Of the
.deuEStment BE has charge Of the detall
OF al SEi ,ers, and his services could not
we'll be dispensed with at present -.
Commodore SieaId's knowledge OF orol'
nas.,e matters is considered invaluable 10
connection with the matters Of srming tse
projected new ships
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22
PARKERsBURo.
A Case of Robbefy-A Sensation -asa.
eral News.
Spaciai 10 h Rseisfa.

A Case OF Robbefy-A Sensation Gsa.
eral News.
Speciai oh< ReeiSs.
PARKERsBURG, October 2l.-Thsrs ere
about half q dozen well.known Marietta
gentlemen visiting (f here while the
Grand Jury Is in session there.
Carney Bros. yesterday made . shipment
Of maple sugar to C. W. Leach, ofths
Grand Central Mining Company, Tomb
stone Arizona. Mr.. Leach 10 brother Of
our fellow towniman, Thompson Leach.
Esq and is engaged in the mining busi.
ness.
Mrs j. W. Houke. Of the Sixth ward.
who has been suffering for four months
with dislocated hip, and who vas juss
able to walk with the use Of crutches, ac
cidentally fell this morning and again die
located the joint, and 70 nov undergoing
excruciating pain.
Charles Quinn. yard master Of the Ohio
River Railroad Company, was arrested 70
day by Chief Beokwi,h and Deputy
Marshall Meheu on o very serious
charge. Agent W. II. Gates, has fos
some time been missing mooey frcm bin
cash drawer at the freight depot, until The
shortage now reaches Q considerable
amount. The closest watch Was kept bat
failed to discover the thief, until the matter
was placed In Capt Jim Mehen's hands.
who secreted himself in the buildjsg where
be had view Of the ofics, and when ~
employees ell leh ct noon. uuins.
Ih 10 said, left his engine
in front Of the depot asd
entered the building and With q. issy openee
the Office door, and II Is said tnAt 20 30
had in his possession Q kew Tor the casA
drawer, which he opened, and there bsisg
but small amount there be Abstf scted Dol
four quarters. Locking the drawts hs
left the building and was taken into Gus
tody by the officers soon sfteF, and the
coin identified by Mr. Yates and his CLERK.
who had purposely marked the coin Let! 10
the drawer. A preliminary hearing We
had before Recorder Conley and the pfis-
oner hsld in bond 10 answer indictment.
Two cases set for Saturday morning be-
fore the Recorder promiies some spioy Dc.
velopments. The matter implicates . veil
known sporting woman Of The town, and
several Of our best known young gsnta
and some Of the other boys who 60 cut 10
see the elephant occasionally.
The palsiial home Of Hon. W. N. Chsa.
cellor was this afternoon the scene Of
brilliant and happy event, the eccasiou BE-
ing the marriage Of bis charming danghiss
Miss Nellie, to DR.. VIM. Bar~sll, Q prom
isipg young pbysicisn Of this ci.y, bat ios-
merly from near Berryvil!e. CLARK county
Va. DE-. B.. 10 graduate Of The Jedsfsoa
Medical Institute of Philadslphis. and
rising rapidly in bis chosen profsssios.
The bride 10 . fayorits member
Of the upper social circles
of Parkersburg. The wedding vss quietly
celebrated at the home Of the bsids. osIy
few friends being present. Rev. Roth A.
Gibson ofiicistsd.
A pleasant reception was beld an1 a
elegant dinner served, after which he hap
py couple Ieft for tour In the Old Donis-<
ion and eastern cities
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22
SOUTH SIDE WEDDING.
Marriage Yesterday of Mr.. John II. Rabig
and Miss Lucy Renner.


and Miss Lucy Renner.
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock the
Cathedral was well filled with friends to
witness the marriage ceremony which made
Miss Lucy Renner Mrs. John 81. RAbig.
At the conclusion Of the ceremony the
bridal party was driven to the residence Of
the bride. where q grand reception was
held last evening. A delightful time was
enjoyed by all present. one Of the most en-
jovsble features being sumptuous repast
served at q proper hour A large num-
Der of handsome and useful presents we're
received by Mr.. and Mrs. Rsbig, among
which the following were noticed: Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Berger. complete china dinner
set; Rsbig Bros, Chicago, ILL.,. fancy parlor
clock; Mrs. NJ Marsh, Turkish towels;
Mr. and Mrs. John H Ebbert, silver knives
and forks C. Hess & Sons, fancy lemonade
set; Misses Amelia and Lizzie Ebbert
steel engraving; Mr.. Hugh Kari, fancy
towels; G. N. Shook & Co, plush mirror;
Mrs. Thomas Davidson, decorated china
plscque; Mis- Tillie Klsri, desert set; Miss
Lizzie Csurenbsuer, amber lemonade
set; VIM. and Sam Welty, silver teaspoons;
Miss Annie Woebtr, gilt hound tea set;
Mr.. and Mrs William Foose. silver knives
aud forks; Mr.. John Wise and family, ell
YER pickle castor; Miss Mary d. Brady,
nickel plated smooth ironi Misses Julia
and Annie Stsuyer, silver breakfast castor
and tin rattle; Mrs. Ellen Renner. Colum-
bus, plush embroidered sofa pillow; Mr..
and Mrs. Cb. Blum, table scat and
plush mirror: Mr.. and Mrs
George Miller, china desert dishes;
Mr.. Dan Fitzpatrick. clothes hamper;
Mr.. and Mrs Jss Hedges, willow rocker;
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Blum, ST., white
blankets; Mrs. c. Ritter Columbus, table
cloth and towels; Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
Blum, Jr., Msrseilles spreads and cover;
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Miller, coal vase and
Ere arms; Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Schsmbrs,
panel picture; Johnnie, George and Flora
N0l:e, bird cage; Mrs. and Mrs Ed. FLAG
cus, silver knives and forks; Mr.. and Mrs.
&c. Schambra, panel picture; Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Zoeckler, coal vase;
Mrs. E Fremder, fancy butter dish; Mr..
and Mrs. John F. Miller, fpe steel epgraV-
ing; Mr.. and Mrs. John 81. Nolte, coal
vase and firearms; Mr.. John 3. Renner
wripger; Mrs. z. B Davis, aatirons; ittls
Harry Ebert brass kettle; Mr.. and Mrs.
G. P. Stauver, coal vase and firearms;
Miss Lenner. decorated chamber set; Mr..
and Mrs q. Rennsr, Singer sewing ma
chine; Louis Renner. Washtabs, cedar
bucket, etc; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Zveig, Of Bellaire, smoothing irons
Mr.. and Mrs George busch. glsss tea sei
and castor; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Woeber
tubs and wash boards; Mrs. Kate Elset
and family, silver cake basket; Mr.. Louil
Miller, tea pot; Mas Francis Thalnan
lea cream set; Nh. and Mrs. Peter Erb
Handsome velvet rug. The bride vas pre-
scented With gold gold watch With dia
pond settings BY the groom.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22
THE eRANr-JoHNsoN STORY DENIED

BY President Johnson's StenOEraPhic
Secretary Col. Moore.
NEw York, October 2l.-A Washington
special to the Post says: The statement
of Mr.. Cbauucey NJ. DsPew as to rels-
tons between General Grant and President
johnson, has been read with the greatest
interest by Col Moore, Andrew JOhnson'S
stsnograpbic Secretary, who is now the
cashier of the Metropolitan Bank Of this
city. Col Moore says that in
his opinion General Grant rested
under radical Misrepresentation
as to the essential points in Mr.. Depew's
statement: First, the trip to Mexico; Sec
ond, Johnson's relation to the Southern
sriStocrscy. As to the trip TO Mexico,
Col. Moore turned to stenogrsphic notes
now in his possession Of the correspondence
between President Johnson and General
Grant upon that subject, and he says that
these votes show that Johnson in tender
ing this mission to Mexico whatever 1t was
TO General Grant, stated that the latter
would not be required to be
absent from Washington longer than
the meeting Of Congress. This, Colonel
Moore thinks, efectuslly disposes Of this
mart of tbs story. As to the charge OF
Johnson's asso iation With the southern
aristocrscy, Colonel Moore says that from
his personal ot serystion, no man could be
treer from such an accusation. that he was
emphAtically q man of the people. and that
his whole course in the White House re-
flutes this charge,
PRESS COMMENTS ON THE LETTER.
New YoRK, October q Only the Her
aid and World editorially comment upon
the Grant johnson story. The World
saws: This is The story that has been re.
peatedly limited at, and now that II is all
| ont everybody viii feel better. It is q
marked tribute to the loYalty snd siesd-
fastuess of General Grant, snd il adds sn-
other shade TO the darksned memory oi
Andrew johnson.
The Herald says: "This correspondence
il Of course, only the prelude to further
revelations concerning one OF the most per
ilous episodes in our national history.
Among the disclosures that are to come
ve await with special interest sufficient
/ exclamation Why the reasonable PROPOSE
Y lions Of President johnson, which General
! Grant related to Mr.. Qepes, aud which
/ Coloud Grant certiGes that he has letter:
ana documents te attest, we're omitted
from the articles of impeachment present
"a against the President By the House o
Representatives, in lses."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22
Nsrnr Give un.

If you are suffering with low and de
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite. general de-
bihty, disordered blood, weak constitution,
headache, or any disease Of q bilious nature.
By sn means procure bottle Of Elsctric
Riiters. You viii be surprised to see the
rapid Improvement that viii follow; ron viii
be inspired vita new ifs; strength and &c
tiTity viii return; pain and miEeEy viii
cease, and henceiorth yrn VIII rejoice in the
praise Of Electric Bitfers Sold ct fifty
pspls Q bottle BY Logan B Co
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22
An Eat.rpr,s,.s. n.ll.sl. House.

Logan Il Co, can always be relied upos.
not only 70 cary In stock the bestofsvry.
thing, bat TO secure the agency fos such ~
ticles % have well known merit, and ass
popular with the people, thereby sustsisiak
the reputation Of being always snisrpsisiae
and ever reliable. Having secured he
agency for the celebrated DR.. Kings Hsw
Discovery for Consumption, viii sel it o. q
positive guarantees. Il viii surely cure soy
and every affection Of Throat Lussa ssd
Chest and TO show our con6dsace, ss istits
you 70 call and ret Trial BottJs fsse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22
Northv.stsrp MiIlsrs to shut Dews.

MrSxELPoLIs, NxS., October N.-the
M;Ils,s Association has yoted to shnt down
the lss day Of November. fhe reason eivsn
is that they cannot pay present prices noE
1hsNs and sen Their Aour in the East on
the basis Of the advanced rsts. They must
sither get cheaper freight rates or pay
eheaper wheat. The millers claim 70 %
,,.nnsrz , At . loss now, and unless the ne
safive prices of wheat and aour Gomez
nearer ~ ttogsthsE the suly course len viil Dc
to step making aoue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22
HsIs Not . Republican.
. E,il,o-nIlh ii. R.ailltr:

10 Llt hsIt5T q t1t nv NJ
GRAFTON, W. Va, October 2l.-i see
your Washington correspondent puts me
down as one Of the Republicans retained
BY collector McGrsv, as storekseper and
Vaugsr. 10 justice both to Mr.. AcGrsW
Sad myself desire to say that / am not Q
Republican, but q stsunch believer In
Democratic prins;ples and . straight voter
Yery respectfully, ALysKD I. HoLr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22
The oasholIc CoII.s. At Quebec.

QuEBEc. October Fl i--it y siased thst
the Pope has siguiEed kis intention Of
placing he isesnlty OF theology Of the
Layal University. ct Qaehec. upos ihe
same footing a. that of The iscsly Of
Rome. tits fhe desire Of His Holiness 10
hare Laval he principal anivsnity N
America. All The scclesiassies Of Nofth
America. instead Of going TO Ronsto con.
plste thar theological sfn1isA Win hsre,
sfsr rsceisstle ssrs dfgses = LAVAL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22

The best Salys In the voeM ~ Cata
B uises, Sores, Ulcers. 6Alt Rkese, Fever
Sores, Teiter. Chsppsd hands Chilblafss,
Corns, and al SKIS Erupdoss, asd post
lively cures hlss, % no pay required. j
10 guaranteed 70 givs pssfsc4 sstisiseties,
or money refunded. Price Is esuts -
boz. For sale By Logan 4 Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22
BEsULr OF THE Road RACE.
How the Boys Entered Uniontown-The
Winner.


The bicycle race Tuesday from Wash
ington to Uniontown, distance of sc
miles, was won By John Kirch, Of Canal
Dover, O., who has ridden 5000 mules this
season, but he was hotlY pursued BY Will
Bessou, of Uniontown. The contestants
we're Messrs. ]. B. Kearcher, E. NJ. Clark,
c F. Seidel, J. w. Eickey, A. P. Murdoch,
Pittsburg; John Kirch, Canal Dover, o. /;
VIII I. and Il. NJ Besson, brothers, of
Uniontown; George W. Chamberlain, E.
E Crtch6eld, Mt, Pleasant; E s Mich.
ener, Brownsville; Frank Alter, Home
stead, and Harry Sturgeon, Wheeling.
The party left Washington stllo'cloek,
and at S:56 Kirch, OF Canal Dover, Ohio,
come rolling in bespaitered with mud
and rain. followed Just five minutes later
by Will Beeson. of Uniontowu, who was
thirty.nine minutes ahead Ct bis
brother, Henry Beeson. Miohener,
Of Brownsville, came in few
minutes later, and Chamberlain, of Nc
Pleasant, arrived at $50. Critehfeld, OF
Mt Pleasant, laid up sick at CenterSil!e,
the halfway paint The four prizes we're
presented to the winners at UniontoWn last
evening by Mr.. John V. Stevens, Of Greens
burg, who managed the contest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22
oHlEY INDICATED.
The Clarksburg p. n. Is Acquitted OF
rampering with the Mails
Special 70 iAs Rsgtta

Tampering With the Malls
Special 10 tAs Rsgtsta
CLGRksBURG, w. Va, October 2l.--The
many friends Of Mr.. Charles F. ohley, late
assistant postmaster at this place, were
highly grati6ed at the thorough yindica-
ton which he received here in the Federal
Court on Monday. The charge against
him-,ampering with the mails-was dis
missed on motion Of District Attorney
Flick at the Governments cost. There
was absolutely nothing in the case, and his
sxsoueration was complete. Mr.. 0hley,
while hers, was universally popular, and
hss a hOst of friends, who rejoice with
him over the thorough refutstion of this
ugly charge. That it was the work of
the puress malice is not doubted BY any
one. Mr.. 0hlsy left for his home this
morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22
AN IMPORTANT RULING.
The Text of Secretary AIannins's Decision
Regarding Grain Shipments.


The Text of Secretary hannins's Decision
Regarding Grain shipments.
DuLuTH, MINI, October 2l.-Ths text
Of the ruling by the Treasury Department,
r-obibitinO the sbinment Of American
- - a,,o. o..;.,l. no,,s;.a -.
etAin' of o'net Ss'i0'0S' IN OanaoiAn DOL
toms, except Tor export, and which was re-
ceiyed by Collector Smith yesterday, is as
follovs.
r,,,., nu,,,,,,.,u
w,,nIn-om A1 oa.nha. ~ ie Tess
s,a. PsSs-r;ng - O'von, vonr nrsv;ons ,S ions co--s
spoudence and particularly the Depart.
ments letter to Won Of the 4th nit and
yonr rsplv thereto of the 9th of the same
month ;n relation A the shinmant thronob
Canada of marchsnd;se nss.inr tbroneb
CansJ;an ro-,s b.vs - ;rforre non ,bs,
nc Aitornsv Gsneral has rendered an min.
ION @ a. The rsonest Of thus Dsnartment On
as-.a;n -, - ro;rts conUso.oJ Lii snch trsns.
,,o,t.,;op The Attornsv GarsrsI boiSs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22
A Billiard Run of &, 900 Points.

YANEToN. OAK, October 2l.-Laurie
McAfee, billardist, made the unprecedent-
ed run Of 5000 points, three ball French
carom game, at Lspge's billiard hall in
this CITY to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22

PEopLE Who cannot spend the seaaon es
winds and cold rains in sunny rlofioa
should keep Dr.. Balls Cough syrup 70 lDs ~
house.. Iisthe bstremedy ior colas anu
cough : aud via Esssgs SuHsrefs q once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22

A PARTY paid ten dollars for horse at
auction scale. The horse vas lame,
bruised all over, had the scratches. and was
terribly "galled." A bottle Of Salvation
Oil, costing rs cents, was used, and in two
weeks you would not have Known the sri-
NAL II is nov valued at two hundred dol
lara
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22

FaluabIs and censenisDt-Rsoyxs Bzoz-
cHIAI Teoe4ss rs . s4ss sad sars remedy for
Bsspchtlis, cpsEhz end ofher tToahla of tks
Tlrast sna Lrss. 80 ~ q sssse Fr~ . "a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22

Juiee Foraker. Of Ohio, spoke in James,
town, N. z, last night for The Republican
Stale tickes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22
or raH onIo.

An Hpstsas = Hsvs ssasssva1as sAs
BSWs asA nasensa-
The Barnard passsd doss Eehf.
The uszts ct Pifsburg - night vsss
feet iscAes ssd Aling.
Tks MARKS hese last night isdieafsd 8
ises 4 inches and falling.
Msrks ss othsg plsss: 0ssessA9A 10
feet 10 inches and riding; Pasb9s :
fsss ! inches and riaing; RicSs Los4
Ing. 3 teet ii inches and fiGsg; Losk -
4. iess and sfalionssJ; Oh oty. : -
ITO inches and rising; Beesh1vi1e :
feet 8 inches snd assiosssy; MssDss-
town, fest ard staiioaasy.
Anoryp ~ ord, h evssy lhs<
By every sBean thst r. Asses q, 5
In svtry to1n, fhay md. n1sna
HeN tseth ~ b<< - OLE oneee4
Yna Jassy - " BesDskis96se1
! M o. - - = sozoponr