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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-14
TEXAS RAILROAD POOL.
IL WIZ Probably he Consummated With
Sixty Days Notice Clause.

Il VIII Probably he Consummated With
Sixty Days Notice Clause.
GALVESTON, TEN, August IA tele-
gram was received here yesterday from
President George Sesly, Of the Gulf, Col
orado and Santa Fe Railway, now in New
York IN conference with Gould and Hun
tington, giving the progress OF his negotia'
tons. The Santa Fe directors Immediately
he'd meeting which lasted several hours.
From what can be learned, 1t is concluded
that the lately abandoned pooling arrange
nent will be yet consummatei The late
conference Of the exas roads was disrupted
OF the question OF the period OF
time for which the pool should
exist. The Santa Fe road in
sisted on an insertion oil clause allowing
the roads to withdraw from the pool aNtr
each giving sixty days notice, but the Gould
lines demanded a straight FIVE year CON
pact. When the breakup occurred on tts
4th instant, OF this city, il was currently
given out by railroad men that the SAINTS
Fe wss the discordant element, whereas
facts have since come to light showing the
Gould representatives pnrposely withheld
their approval to the 60.day clause, fearing
their action would be disapproved at Nes
York. 1t is understood that Presid' a,
Sealy informed his board 10 yesterday telr.
gram that Gould ard Huntington had agreed
20 sign the five year agreement with the
60 day notice clause jas: as the Santa Re
4. sired
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WILKES DOWNS PHALLAs

In the Match Race at Belmont Park. Phil
adelphia Yesterday.
PHILADELPHIA, August l3 3-About 5000
people visited the Belmont Park to-day to
witnesz the match thrilling race between J.
1 Cases brown stallion Phsllas and W. c.
Francis bay gelding Harry Wilkes for
special purse of 81 900, Of which 81, 600 was
to 60 to the second horse, best. three in FIVE
heats Phallas was driven as usual BY
Edwin D. Bitcher, while Frank Vanness
held the reins over Wilkes. The track was
in perfect order. The betting was brisk.
Phallas ruling big private be-
fore the start 800 to $2s and
The same odds on the stallion were forth
coming in any amount even after the trst
beat had fallen to Wilkes. The race was
eventually won by Wilkes, who took first,
second snd fourth heats, details Of which
are as follows.
First Heat.
After three false scores, in which Wilkes
broke Just before reaching the wire, lair
start was effected Wilkes securing halt
length lead before the quarter was reached
and holding it to the head stretch where
Phallas left his fact, and the gelding won
By two open lengths in ZIG.
Second Heat.
The word 1Go wss given at the second
trial, and Wilkes broke badly before he was
dozen yards past the wire, Phallas having
six lengths the best of it at the quarter and
almost as much at the half. As the pair
approached the three quarter post Wilkes
went up with surprising ease, Phallas COM
ing back as if anchored, and on the turn
into the stretch the gelding went By hlm
like streak, holding his lead to the wire
when he was two lengths to the goal, in
2:20.
Third Heat.
Wilkes having won the preceding heat
with such apparent ease, the betting was
completely changed and sfter few pools
had been sold at Sl00 TO $50 in his favor the
odds increased to as high as $3.50 to $50.
They were sent away at the second trial,
Wilkes breaking 60 badly in the first one
hundred yards that he lost all chance and
was distance behind at the half mile. At
the three quarter Phallas made momentaIy
break and Wilkes shut up q fraction Of the
gap, but although he trotted very strong
and steady in the stretch, Phallss got the
verdict by dozen lengths amid loud cheer
ing. Time 2:2l!.
Fourth Heat,
The pools now averaged 35 to l6 in favor
of Wilkes, and the layers Of the odds were
rewarded by seeing their choice win haudily
by ten lengths After being appreoi!'
beaten at the half mile, Phallas broke badly
lust before reaching the three quatte: pole
and Wilkes going up passed him on tae
turn into the stretch Bi'cher seeing tha'
PhaIlas was beaten pulled him up in the
last 100 yards. Time, 2:lS3.
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SHAMELESS OFFICIALS.
Disgusting Statements Regarding the
Treatment of Insane Patients.

Disgusting Statements Regarding the
Treatment of Insane Patients.
RICHMOND, Va, August l3.-Sous DAYS
ago Henry J, BrsCque, painter at the in.
ssre asylum in Williamsburg, was arrested
On the charge Of having taken advantage of
female patient. Since his arrest Bsacuue
bss made charges against the Superinsend-
ent and assistant of having made improper
proposals 10 the same patient. The affair
bss caused intense excitement in the com
munity on account Of the high family posi-
ton OF the victim. The present'oficials of
TIE Institution are Democrats, having sue
cse6ed those appointed BY the Malone par
y. The latter are aiming to make political
Seapi'sl out 6f the matter. Yesterday DR..
ID. C. MuneeF, the Superintendent published
9 card giving a history Of the affair, and
aGjsd thar similar incidents have happened
in spj,s Of the utmost vigilance.
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H0ADLY.
sio Democrats Preparing for the
4 Twentieth.
MEETING INDICATED.
,o,gy or Governor - Warwick Brady
Lawrence, Weible---Okey's
Successor.
allen G. rHuRNANFOs U. S. SENATOR


SL-Ctul % ne heytSte''
CorrupUs, o., August lS.-Ths Demo
,atic State Convention will meet one week
ftom TO-DAY TO put State ticket in nOm'na-
|top. A preliminary meeting Of the deli,
bates BY Congressional districts will be held
ou the evening previous, TO select commit
lees and transact all the preliminary WoFk'
o tha, the second day Of the convention
will be devoted entirely to the work OF nom-
mating ticket. !.
From al present indications the work Of
nominating a ticket will be sn easy task, IS
here is no opposition worthy the name to
apy Of the present iucumbents, whose terms
expire If any Of them are not renOminated
Il will be because they voluntarily stand
aside and insist upon the selection OF some
ore else in their stead.
The probabilities. therefore, are that the
ticket placed in nomination will be as fol
lows:
For Goyernor-GEORGE HOADLY.
For II. Governor-JoHN g. WARwICE.
State Treasurer-PSTER BRADY.
Attorney General-JANEs LAwRENcE.
Bosrd Of Public Works-HENEY WnBLE.
Judge Okeys Successor.
IL addition two Supreme Judges are TO
Re nominated and elected, one for full
terr, aud one to fill the vacancy caused by
the death Of Judge Okey. For these places
there Will De great many names brought
forward, but there will be no very strong
contest Ex,Supreme Judge Wm. J. Gill
mcre has been brought out by his friends as
the candidate for the long term, aud will
probably be nominated. He is man Of
great judicial ability. With Judge Gilmore
for the lou- term, some good man from the
eastern part Of the State could get the NOM
nation for tie short term, which carries
with it an immediate appointment to the
bepsh TO hold until an official count Of the
vote is made.
Thurman For Senator.
The most of the delegates to the conven-
ton have already been chosen-an, in tact,
except from Hamilton, Cuyahoga and
Franklin, where they will be chosen on Sat
urday. There has been some talk of nomi-
Mating Thurman for Governor, but if his
name goes before the convention at all it
will be presented as the party 8 candidate
for United States Senator and this will pro
habIv he done. W. A. I.
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1hspl., Th.y Had Agreed On.

NV YoEE, August l3.-The sun saT:
THE basis Of sn arrangement between tie
Western Union and the Baltimore 6 0 no
Telegraph Company. which Dir. John Pm.
der acting for Hr. Robert Garrett, propos,d
10 the frst named company. VA, in sub
stance, that the parties most largely inter
esied in the two concern would form Q sys.
dieA.e which should purchase the Baltimore
a Ohio lines q, a price 10 be agreed upon
and seIl them 70 the Western Union ct
higher price, the msmbers Of the syndicate
N divide ;he ufofts."
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BASE Ball.

at Detroit-Detroits, 8; Chicsgos. 5.
At Louisyile-LouisYille, l; Pittsburg. 2.
At Bufalo-Bufalos, Il; st. Loais. 3.
At New YoEk-Baltimore- Metropoktans,
game postponed on account ofrain.
At Providenee-ProTdenee 1; New
York, s.
At -Bossons. 3; Philadeiphiss 4
At st. Louis-St, Louis 2, OiRcinnsli 8
AT PhilsdeIphiA ATHLETES 3. Rspok.
/ f5us. I.
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A Young Girl Missing.
Spscial % he Regista.

STEuBENyILLE, August l3.-Carrie An
drews, miss Of sixteen or seventeen years,
has been missing from her home in Minso
since Tuesday last, and all efforts to 6nd
her have been unaSSilipg. She was well
dressed and had blue eyes. Her friends fear
she has been led astrsy and then persuaded
to leave home. No clue yet as to her
vhersah0ukS
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D,,,h ot !. w.iI-Kno.n citizen.

srErsgsyuIy. o, August 3-R W:
Erwin, a prominent grocer and citizen Of
this place, died this morning ai his rest
dercc on Fifth street. He had been SICK .
long tine With consumption, and his desth
was expected. Mr. ErHin Was ~ years Old
ard leayss A wife aud Eve children.
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The Northern Paaific. /.

CHICAGO, August l3.-A special from St.
Paul. Minn., published here to day quotes
~ Northern Pacific official as saying the
district issues to be joined at the September
stockholders meeting OF the Northerc
Pacific, are between the Wright and Billings
interests; that ex President Billings heads
those who hold that the road ought to per
feet Its present facilities: that Mr. Billings
has supreme faith in Henry Willard aud Is
desirous to effect the f-tter's return to
power; also that villard'i journey abroad
has resulted in enlisting Il Germau stock-
holders 10 hiz integeass. n NfKsF;
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An Outrage.
SpssiaI tc fhe Register.

PAREERsBURG, August lS.-Andy Gal
vp, young outlaw from Martown, was ar
rested by Constable Beckwith on q charge
Of assaultinR young lady named Archer,
on the highway, about one mile from town.
He will be tried tomorrow. TIE evidence
will show an attempt to kill
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AN INFAMOUS Liz.
That Is What DIR. Leonard Brands the Ale
Drinking story.


Drinking story.
ClgrnJra,i EagEirsT.
"Behind the Bushes was The head Ere
over sensational political dispatch on the
FIRST page of the c. G. yesterday. 1t was
FROM Decatur, Ind and purported to de-
scribe how the Rev. DR., Leonard drank old
ale at q camp meeting, and while he sat on
log snd sUpped il good brother kept
watch. The startling information that
be took it three times q
noon and night-was dwelt
upon with more emphasis than tie assertion
Nat i, was taken for dyspepsia upon recon-.
enendation Of Dr. D G. Newton. The at
packs on Dr.. Leonard have been numerous,
but this one has calied forth the following
tnp phatiC telegram:
\ JFMcHSvsLLE Quo, August L. 1855.
Il tbr 'a'0r bs Ergrrrr.
The camp meeting sle-drinking story in
Commercial Gazette Of today is au in.
'fsmous he A. B. LEONARD.
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Chinese Firm FnII..

SAX FRAScIsco CAL,, August ls Hop
. Kee L Co, the largest wholesale manuEae-
tufers Of boots and shoes on the Psci6c
coast have failed. Liabilities, SIl0 eQ0;
assets unknown.
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nowr0EDs ACID PsosrnAsa.

v.ry ssti.fsetsfy IN Pssstratssss 4
Dr. p. p. GiInsstis. Detroit. hich, -
Il lave fornd IL vefy satisfactory 10 ~ q
Gee;s, notably IN The probation atfsAee
utou alcoholism" "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-14

Dssia EarIor. who killed bis sstin
samuel surley, IN the Chickssas uSs.sr
vss pursusd y sunlsss friends snf
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w. 3 SITE IN ancient Sod0n,
sn or in modern London.
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RECOLTE.-S'il fault ajouter fol
II informations qui nous arrivent
de toute part, les ha6itants %sucriers,
ont etc depuis quelque temps tres
achievement occupies d faire leur
plantation de cannes. A pheure qu'
il est, &c travail, quoiquec commence
I'M peu tard, est a peu pres termi'
ne. 81 cette plantation ma pas etc
faite sur une aussi grande echelle
que les annees precedentes, c'est
que le plant a fait default. Mals en-
revanche, la plantation de riz, de
mails ct de pommes de terre Sc fera
cette annee-ci sur une grande echel-
lie, dams respoir que leurs champs
ne seront point devastes par Fin
ondatiOn. s
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MALFAITEURs. - Quelques Sc
maines avant la Noel, nous avons
entendu dire que quelques indivi.
dus avaient etc arr6tes, pendant IL
mutt, dams les rues de la vile, par
des gems qui Sc faisaient aucune
scrupule de puiser dams leur porte
monnaie. Les d6valis6s ne s'etant
.jamais plants, nous croyons encore
que nous avons Gu raison de passer
&c fait sous silence, car nous ma
vons jamais cru que Thibodaux put
poss6der dams ses limites de sem.
babies creatures. C'est bien asseZ
d'avoir un couple de petits voleurs
de profession, sans avoir DIES de-
t%rOusseurs.
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que
c'est mardi proclaim que dot avoir
lieu, SONS les auspices de la compa-
gnie DIES pompiers Protector No. =,
la grande excursion a la Nouvelle-
Orleans. LIE train qui doit empor-
ter les excursiOnnistes quittera lie
depot avant midi, a 1880 heures,
s~'arr6tera aux stations Terrebonne,
Lafourche Crossing ct Raceland.
De cette derniere station il filera
tout droit 4 son lieu de destination
ct le retour n'aura lieu que lie jeudi
i ) heures du soir. LIE prix du pas
sage, aller ct retour, est tixe q Ia
modique somme dune piastre ct
demie, atm de bonner d tous nos
concitoyens II opportunite d'aller
visiter les merveilles industrielles
ct agricoles qui Sc trouvent reunies
dams les wastes batisses de fExpO
sition. lie lendemain de leur arri-
wee ills pourront egalement voir IA
grande parade annuelle DIES pom
piers qui, scion les rapports qui
nous sont parvenus, eclipsera tou'
ties celles qui Pom prec6dee. LIE soir,
grande illumination dams la rue du
Canal ct dams les principales rues
de la vile, ell rhonneur de Pinau'
g"ration de Grover Cleveland, com
me president DIES Etats- Unis. Pro.
titez-donc de lopportnnite que les
Protector vous o%ffrent, car il est plus
que probable que jamais semblable
occasion sc ~presentera.
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CONSEIL DE VILLE.-Le COnseil
de Vile Sc propose sit6t que les
finances de la Corporation lie per
mettront de faire construire quel-
ques nouveaux puts 4 incendie.
Ces quelques reservoirs ajontes a
ceux qui existent dfja dams les rues
Focus, Main, st. Louis, st. Brget,
st. Philippe ct Baker. seront une
sauvegarde contre tOute inccndie
qui pOurrait survenir.
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BATEAUX.-On annOnce la pro.
chaine arrivee, dams les eaux du
Bayou Lafonrcle, du Steamer Cot.
Hooker. &c bateau doit remplacer
dit-On, pendant les nantes eaux, lie
b. Latonrche dams les voyages de
ThlbOdauX au Cat Off ct rice rersa.
ct pendant les basses eaux &c der
nier reprendra e voyages.
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AMELIoRATION. -Malgre In crise
financiere qui a envahi les campa
gnes, il sc fait toujours dams notre
milleu, asseZ d'ameliOratiOns pour
Occuper un certain nOmbre d'Ou
~vriers, ell attendant que les atfai-
res s'ameliorent. Chose qui arrive
Ia certainement aussit6t que la RS
collie dOnnera n perspective en-
cOurageante.
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FABRIQUE DE BALAIs.-Les fills
de Mr.. l.. c. Aubert, constructeur.
viennent d'etablr dams notre vile,
rue jackson, &nne manufacture de
balais. Munis de tout poutillage
necessaire, lis sont 3 meme de rem
plir,. dams le plus BRET d6lai, tous
les ordres qu'on leur enverra, ct de
livrer Get article de MENACE .. nm
prix qui d6fe toute concurrence.
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BuANDER1E.-MM Binnings 8

BuANpER1E.-MM. Binnings 4
Subtitle sont en- train d'installer
dams une des batisses de la fonde
RE, snr Ia rue jackson, leurs appa>
reils de lavSge' ct de blanchissage.
Dams peu de jours, il est probable
que tout sera mis- en- place ct que
le public sera Invite \ assister a
rouverture des operations de &c
nouvel ftablissement don't l'utilite
Sc faisait depnis longtemps sentil
pour que le patronage quill merite
ne lui fasse pas default.
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NOUVELLES

TEMPs.-Le. temps ma pas etc
des plus agreables pendant les pre-
miers jours de la semaine. Mails
depuiS mercredi dernier il s'est con.
siderablement amfliore.
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EEUILLETON. - Nous common
cons la publication dun nouveau
feuilleton, ayant pour tire Ia Mere
Miracle, ct formant ell quelque sor-
te la suite de Madem0iseUe MignOn-
ne. &c feuilletOn est auSSi lDtereS-
SAINT, aussi dramatique ct aussi
emouvant que celui que nous We
mons de publier.
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DE L0CKP0RT

entire lc Convent ct rEglise catholique.
NHR. F. BARILLEAUX. n Fhonneur d'an-
wi noncer 4 ses anis ct les omlnis- VoNa-
eeurs en- general quill Went Il 'ouvrir un Hotel
dams lcquel on prepare, a DIES prix moderes,
des repas Il toute heure lie la %jonrnee
Feb2l-S5.
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PAROISSES.


VOLTA bien des ann6es, dit le BHt-
letin de Marksville, que les affaires
mont etc 81 mauvaises que mainte'
nant.
La riviere Rouge baisse rapide
ment !; lie ~courant, d'ordinaire 81 des
ordonne, est rentre docilement dams
son lit.
PLAQUEMINE.
LIE riz, dit lie Weekly Observer, est
devenu aujourd'hui lie principal pro
duit de la paroisse Plaquemines. IL
Y a quelques annees, nos planteurs
sucriers repoussaient avec indigna.
ton rid6e de Sc livrer q la culture
des cereales !; la came await lie mo
nopole de nos immenses terres ct
ron cOnsid6rait CONNIE une perte
de temps de semer du riz. A rheure
quill est le sucre est d6tr6n6 ; de
wastes habitations ont etc transfer
m6es en- rizieres, ct la recolte de
grain surpassera, cette aimee, celle
des ann6es pr6cedentes.
Actuellement la demande du riz
depasse de beaucoup sa production
LIE riz que nous produisons est d'u'
ne qualite tout,a-fait exceptionnel-
lie, ct il trouvera partOut I'm place
ment avantageux.
PoINTE COUPE.
Dams cette paroisse les planteurs
sucriers annoncent que Ia semence
de came Sc comporte tres bien ; ills
ont iamais w, dissent ills, la canine
en- meilleur etat qua present, AT
moment de la planter.
La salubrite est parfaite dams
cette paroisse. Ce qui lie prouvt
c'est que sur Ia propriete de c. W
Allen, Oh vivent plus de cent per
sonnes, lie medecin ma pas etc appe
Is une seule fois, depuis deux ans
Dams ce long espace de temps, il .
a Gu vingt naissances ct pas un sen
ldeces.
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OFFRE.-TOus nos sO~uScrlpteurS
qni paieront lie montant de leurs
subscriptions Ell plein ct une aimee
d'avance, recevront gratuitement,
pendant une aimee, FAmerican
Farmer ct un traite surles maladles
deS chevaux ct muletS.
E,4merican Farmer est un jour
nal public dams pIndiana, excius
siyement d6vOu6 aux interets DIES
agriculteurs, 4 pelevage DIES ami
maux, aux ,jardiniers ct a tonte sor-
te d'industries qui Sc r%attachent a
la culture.
LIE trait6 sur les maladies DIES
chevaux est un livre Indispensable
a tous ceux qui ont des animaux'
Toutes les maladies Y sont luclde-
ment d6crites ct les remedies pour
les combattre y sont donnes.
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DEcEs. -Samedi dernier, 4 1870
avant midi, est decide A'phonse
J.. Aucoin, age de 40 ans. SEES res
ties ont etc escortes 4 sa derniere
demeure par lie corps des pompiers,
don't il Il etc pendant plusieurs an
n6cs un des membres ~actifs, ct par
un nOmbreux concOurs d'amis ct de
commissioners.
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CHANGEMENT.-Le magasin de
Mi. S. Blum Went d'Gtre transftre
de Pencoignure Main ct Jackson,
dams la rue Main, a cote de la phar
macie de MI. Jos. 7. Thiboleaux,
OH SEES clients ct lie public Ell gene
raj trouveront toujours l'assorti.
ment lie plus complet de marchan-
discs seches ct de groceries.
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