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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-18

SECRETARY BAYARD is big st. Bernard
dog in the Cabinet. The pOodles that are
barking at his heels from envy and malice
hsve scarcely made him cognizsnt Of their
presence. His imPerturbed state Of mind
at these petty assaults will win him many
admirers. The American premier has no
time to leave his important work and turn
round and scan the baying lot, his time is
too valuable, and anyway they will quit
shor " if unno,iced. There is nothing tires
this srecies so much as inattentiop.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-18

ccrats who thought an older and more ex.
perienoed man ought to have filed the posi-
ton allotted to the new incumbent, there
were also many who saw in him the necss-
sary ability and reliability for the position.
They have won. Now then, like generous
genuine Democrats, let sllscquiesce and give
Mr.. McGRIw their hearty endorsement. The
REGISTER believes the newincumbent will be
on his metal and will eIdeavor to fill the Office
with scrupulous care. and an impartial
ity that is sure to win great favor and con-
fdeuee. At least this is its prediction and
it hopes to see it verified.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-18
TRUSTEES SALE
NN SATURDAY. THE 1HIRTlrTl

an SATURDAY. THE 1HIRTlrTY
~ MAY, lss5, hginnibssl 10 80
the from, door Of thu Iourt Hos y
West Virginia, BY virtue Of q ~ ~
and executed by VIM. x. ksot M Hr'l
his wife, TO the undsrignsi uxs. ~
the 22d day Of November lss9, al -s-s
office OF the clerk Of the Cs0t,J tss
county, West Virgins, In isod y ~
10, at page numbrd lhr~s taair4 al
three hundred and tao, | sil I'll q ~
the following desoribcd property as
certain piece o. land or grant Ilia7E !
street, in the city a Wheclihg 0ks -,
Virginia, that Is TO ay: tbfpTy = 10 \
thirty.two (S2l aud thirty ts ls ksst
diiiop 10 the city Of Hbcelihg, Hs 4
Gate OF said deed OF trust o.ps< ~ 4
said VIM. X. ElsJn ard Mar J. Ia
with the buildings and imV'grssss "
the appurtenanus thsrcOGiO boeft
same property conveyed 10 ikri 70
and Mary J. flson by ss..nl A-b ~
lively, January 9Th. iis. Nay "a ~
yember 10, 1879, and Of rruort u ~ g
clerk OF the Couniy Court Il usi5 ,1s,s
ginia, in Dsed Boob No IS ~ y ~
az, and No. ca. page So rr-ps,iiuf
TERMS or sALR-nbs-thit 4
money and ~ much NOR ~ 20 -
elec. cph In hani the rstds 49,
Ell, In two equal instllmehs, gaiI's
two yesn respectively frcu No ., ~
purcbver 10 give b, bovs, sin 90
The deferred psyments, spd ~ "a. -
tanned until the purchASs msu' , ps4
Title believed 10 10 prrict. @safJ
will convey only suca i.ib -
said deed Of truSt WI y. h'SAb
WIN. II. HALLyR, AHrtioo't'.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-18
DIED.

sTANTON-On Saturday, May IL, 1885, at s q. N. ,
Mrs NANCY STANTON, widow Of Benz. Stanton, de-
ceased, aged " years.
Funeral FROM the residence OF her daughter, Mrs.
NJ. S. Albion, No. IS Fifteenth street, on Monday,
May IS, 1885, At 2:SO p. m.
WIlsON-Saturday, May 16, 1885, at Mounds
willie, ". Va, THOMAS WILSON, aged IS years.
Funeral viii proceed from his late residence in
time to take the 9:22 M. train, Monday, May IS,
for Cameron where the remains will be inferred.
Friends OF the family ara inyitsdt to attend.
earle Sunday, May 18th, 1885, at 1880 a. m,
At his h. me, lis Sixteenth street, GEORGE E.
CARLE, in the oath year Of his age.
Through pain and suffering treat he came,
re bore The cross, desplsed the shame,
But low from all his labors rest
in Gods eternal glory blest,
Omay we tread the sacred road
That our beloved oI e trod,
Wage 10 the end the glorious strife,
Ana win, like George. a crown OF lie.
Funeral on Tuesday morning at 1880. Friends
OF the family invited to attend. Interment at
Greet wood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-18

"RosE RED" in Sundays REGIsTEs,
wants o know if Councilman Peterson is
going to give the public open air concerts
this SUMMER In view Of the REGIsrsR's
knowledge Of Mr.. P.'s experience in that
direction, it is safe in saying that when he
takes a hand in another such measure for
the pubRc's enjoyment, his mind will have
undergone a violent revolution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-18

THERE are still few maniac journals
who are picking flaws in Mr.. CLEVELAND 5
administration. In their minds the man
who is unable to rise up inside of twenty
four hours and grasp the reins of govern
mental rule over 55,OOOOOO Of people, dis
tributed over 100000 square miles of ter.
ritory isn't ft to rule over dog kennel.
Well, well, some pork viii boil SC" dispite
al efforts TO the contrary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-18
PROPOSALS.
CLERKS OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, !
ONO COUNTY, W. Va, May IL, 1876.

CLERKS OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, !
ONO COUNTY, w. Va, May IL, 1876. !
SEALFD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
= until the 2Sth inst, at noon, for furnishing
common collins stained, for any burials that may be
ordered by County Commissioner within the city
district OF Ohio county ioI the ensuing two years
beginning juno I, 1885.
For furnishing common collins, stained, for burt-
ais that may be ordered by County Commissioner
within the country districts Of Ohio county during
aid time
For furnishing common collins, stained, for buri-
als that may be ordertd by the superintendent OF
County Inhrmary during said time.
bidders to specify the price o. collins for persons
Jver and under IA years OF age; also, price for
hcarse, hack and buggy.
The Board reserves tho right to rtie2t any and all
bids.
mai5e1si ROBERT 3. WOODS, Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-18

Boiled down Postmaster General Was
:dea of what constitutes sufficient cause for
removal Of postmasters is:
l. An active editor or proprietor Of a
Republican newspaper, printing offensive
articles; or, II. A stump speaker; or, III.
A member of political committee; Or w..
An officer of campaign club; or, V. An
organizer Of political meetings.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-18
Commissioner {,
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA NJ,
~ Ohio, In the Circuit COur; ., az ~
James McAdam, W. ~

STATE OF WEST VIRGIN,
~ Ohio, In the Circuit Cour, a m III
james McAdams N1.
Mary Elizabeth He's and O,Aen aA
Lorenz EeuberSrr, Admis,rltc,
vs.
Mary Elizabeth Hos and o,hs, ~
BY virtue OF the authority n,i,.
BY Q decree made by aid court N ,s..
causes consolidated, on ,hs "a 80
1855, the undersigned spr.. CO..
on
Saturday, the eir Day Of Mar, i
commencing n 100 'cl0cl a m ii
ton, Al the irunt DOR Of The O..
county, In the city Of Whe,In, 49,
one half Of LOT number four d, /, -
twenty thre (2S) on the u., Q, a,
the Joseph Caldwell estate and go.
Ia the said city, which nap d a ~
OF the clerk OF the County Ger \ ~
among tho public lard rcccniI IT, !
lot fronts upon the vet 80, dV,J )
tween Iwcnty-ninth and 1hr,sr -
h1 upon II double Tenement lis, ~.
TERMS or SsLK-ons.,hird "A 49,
Of the purchase money a. TIE pg'rA.' ].
10 pay, In Ca'h on the DAY Of "a 90
two equal instruments, Payab!, 81
and twelve month, from the AJ ~
terrst, the purchaser 10 givs bis NJ, -
est from the day Of lale ioI u. I.Is,,.
With security, approved By The s,ls,uJ
title TO be retained until pIyns-i d n
purchase money.
". W. cOro
ALfgfDclrN3
NV ~ u spocL C.zss
hereby certify that d. ,lsy NJ.
commissioners have Given ho.d. ssi -
proved by me, Ia the penalty q Ia.y
by Law and said decree.
FEBlUARY 10, issS. C.ftI ~
h2i .2smr7.l&A20
The above saIe has been pos,pStsl .. |,
May l6.lsS5,ai same plsn,, connsbags
Q, NJ. W, J. " WflnI
AlfRsb CiDsl
spc.i Cssia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-18
Public Sale of Real pn.'
N PURSUANCE OF THE

rohst ANCk OF THE Ir,,'7
y In me by a decree 81 N, SMglslr1
wheeling made on the "a ia, % :, y
suit In chancery thsntn pSSS,,s An :
MeCurdy's administrator /, -. n "a
hcCuidy and Others are delrpS., n
SATURDAY, THE a3d pay nv
commencing at 10 O'clock N
ton, al the mont door Of The 80 ~ -
county, the following describes a.. ssl
u 10 cay: The north op..s.u 49,
seventy-fve ('5l in Eot', AIN. z u
Wheeling, together with iii n. - .
on or thereto belonging. tNasl
Trims OF sALg -Ouekw
money and so much lose A 49, ID
cash on the day " sale. and Nssrs
year. with inisrst tron ,h, a. rals
chaser giving AB uo,e for IN. q "a
and the Ute eeins retain ID a s sasix
HAIRY NJ
hereby certify that bond hp ~.
sid sperial Commissioners In m, .S ~
A. required hy Law. Tgns vtx,s
sp2a Crrk o! the Municipal C., ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-18

The confidential circular of Postmaster
Villas, published IN Saturdays REGIsrEs,
is the most lively document issued since the
beginning of the new regime. 1t begins
to look as if Mr.. Villas was going to play
RICHARD the III and without more ado give
the order "'OHf with their heads, this thing
has 0one on LONG enough
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-18
NOTICE.

CLERKS OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS,
OHIO COUNTY, W. VA May IA, 1885.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
= at this office until Thursday, the 2S:h inst, at
l0a m, for furnishing medicines upon the pre-.
scrip1ion Of the County Physician, for the poor Of
that part OF the city lying north of Wheeling creek
Also for furnishing medicines, upon prescription OF
said physician for the poor of that part OF the city
lying south of Wheeling creek for the fiscal year
ending May 81, 1885. Druggists making bids must
do BUSINESS in that part of the city which they may
bid to supply. Right reserved TO reject any or all
bids. ROBERT b. WOODSi CLERK.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-18

IT is beginning to dawn on . Demo
cratic world that Congressman MORRISON
is Just as poor a manager of his own Pohd'
cal business in Illinois as he was Of the
tariff and internal revenue questions in the
House last fall and winter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-18
MONDAY. MAY rs. 1855.

GRIr in the oil, and grit in Secretary
wHIrNEY's nerve are going to give Mr.
ROACH q good deal Of trouble in Pslming OF
the Dolphin" on the United States. An
other trial Of the new cruiser is ordered for
TODAY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-18

JOIN Roach, ship builder, has financial
hot.box which the United States Treasury
has been trying to FIJI for number Of years,
The new Secretary of the Navy thinks the
journal is q mslformation and al the
money Of CRoEsUs can not keep the box
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-18

The REGIsrER has no intention to COM
plain about q reasonable amount OF nepot-
ism but it takes this opportunity to remind
the Administration the Democratic party
used to look upon President GRANTS abuse
of the privilege with much dissatisfaction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-18

FlRsr the New Testament was revised,
and after twelve or fifteen years work on it
the OLD Testament is revised and present,
ed to the Christian world for criticism. Co
pious extracts of the changes appear in
this mornings REGISTER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-18

Mr.. CLEVELAND is not "0ld Hickory
maybe, but he's about as close to ANDREW
JACKsoS's style as they make EN- in this
modern day. By the time he's the age that
JACKSON WIS when he took the re!ns he II
be about as tough.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-18
Profitable Advertising.

Advertising Agent Ito merchandise you
think it pays better to advertise on fences
and Aagstones than in the newspapers?
Merchsnt-It has paid me better.
Advertising Agent-But you have just
failed?
Merchant-I know it, but l settled FOR
thirty cents on the dollar.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-18
CHAPLINE Street RINK,
Chance for a Handsome Prize.

Beginning with May LIST and continuing sixty
lays each purchaser Of ticket OF admission to this
rink will be presented with coupon emitting said
purchaser TO chance in the following prizes:
First-A handsome chamber set Of decorated oak
uruiture, now on exhibition at NendePs.
Secoud-Haudsome china dinner and tea set COM
rinCd on exhibition ut Ewing Bros
Third beautiful polished brass centre table, on
Exhibition at Uillon'r
Fourth Elegant silver ice pitcher, on exhibition
at Franzheims.
MONDAY NIGHT Tug OF War on Skates.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT-Game Of Polo be-
tween the Elysian Club Of Bellare and the Chspine
Street Club.
Carnival. mali
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-18

SMOKE only what is pure. The Richmond
Straight Cut Cigarettes are noted for their
purity as well as their superior quality.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-18
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

YJ,BE ELECTION OF TEACHERS FOR THE
BellaIre Public Schools for the coming school
wear, will take place on or about the 9Th day Of
June, 1885. The following tea hers will then be
chosen BY the Board Of Education:
| High School Principal.
Grammar School Teachers.
IS Primary Teachers.
Trimming Teacher.
/ Teacher OF German
1 Teacher for the Colored School.
Four Of the teachers selected will be made princi'
pals. ,.,-,-.,
All applicants for the above positions are required
to submit, on or before the Sth OF June, written
application accompanied by certificate granted OF
endorsed by the Local Board OF Examiners.
L. 8. WOODBRIDGE,
mylSa Clerk Of the Board Of Education.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

~ nTIEMEN,s SILK AND FELT HATS
NJ renovated 70 present. stylss ct moderate ehas
by VIM. Gralowsky, the Practical Halter, ru ~,
hnnrpb. pa. Lave your 0rles- with New YORK hal
Biesshs1y. 81 8lxtseoth strest Wheeling no$exe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-18
Hate and Bonnsts Made to Order

YIN ANY pEIRED sFYLE-EEw YORK HAI
Bleschery. NO, 81 sixteenth ST., Wheeling, W
Va. Ladies' and Misses Straw, CHIP, Felt sns
Beaver Hats ETC., altered bleschsd, soISfed ana nm
ish ed IN the latest styles promptly atInsn ro -
uVne - usA@a e@'~ sa2STbe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-18
Short Creek Fern ir

THE Farm KE0wE AZ fEtal
Home Plsos, With Or si!soH -
,1s 2ai sc1ss and a po!s, st1iis
p. w. e. KY. r. :
On q. from, and ssor erst q y, $3.50 =,
on terms to ,sii Ynrth,sf. -, = ~
"a AKA frui, res UrtsfT'gST|
'N ~ 100 ACRE OF eSL
The vein being 81 ie.. ihiet ~
For further psrlsaL.n ~
No. III NkffSspSN'
eoi2a4yb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-18
FOR RGsr.

rIRx FoR EEyr-L T.n TO, !
.Sou. Dire mIs tros Ins'; -
Wheeling creek. Kent e"MLH
ipmseiaisly. EnSsiis y u
IOiI Main stftsi
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-11-28
ExPeLLlNG THE POLES.
Great Excitement in Germany Over the Re
cent Orders Of the German Chancellor.

The excitement in Germany over Bis
marck's continued enforcement Of his edict
of exile of Russian Poles from Prussia con-
tinues unabated. Great relief committees
have been sent to assist the unfortunate ex-
lies at Lemberg, Posen and Craeow. The
relief committee at the latter city reports
that 2, 900 Poles In one Russian settlement
were recently ordered to settle up their af-
fairs there and quit Prussia without delay.
A majority of these are Roman Catholics,
and many Of them have resided in Prussia
language. They have all been compelled to
sell their property in haste and SPECTATORS
in the favor of the local officials have taken
such advantage of the situation that very
little of the property thus forced upon the
market has brought more than One-f0urth of
its value. To make matters worse, Russia
has issued an order prohibiting the entry Of
these exiles into the Cars domain unless
they can prove that they were born therein.
In consequence of this there are at present
no less than / 500 exiled Poles, penniless,
homeless and most miserable, without the
right to move forward and imprisonment at
hard labor staring them In the face If they
tee denounce the expulsions as inhuman
German authorities, fefier and BIuntschiil,
to show that the edict of expulsion was is
sued by the German Chancellor in violation
of the German Constitution of 1871, which
lodged with the Bundesrath alone, and moi
with the Crown, the right to Danish aliens
| from the empire. The innumerable stories
of cruelty inflicted upon tens of thousand:
of unoffending Poles under the edict of ex
pulsion are producing in Germany wide
spread feeling Of bitterness against Princt
| Bismarck.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-11-28

The University of California is an in
stitution of which the Pacific states are
Justly proud and it promises to occupy
the same position on our western seabord
that Yale and Harvard do ia the East.
Edward S. Holden lately appointed its
President is native of st. Louis Mo.
and was born in I848. He was educated
partly in Washington University of that
city and party in the West Point Acad'
emy graduating from the latter in 1870.
When the famous Sick Observatory was
so far advanced as to be in readiness to
receive the astronomical instruments
Professor Holden was entrusted with the
charge of mounting them. In his new
field Professor Holden will find ample
encouragement as the University o.
California has an annual income o.
sIOO. 900 exclusive of the interest or sr
$500, 900 which constitutes the perman
ent endowment fund.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-11-28
WAR DECLARED.
Prince MILAN Of Seria Issues q Proclama-
ton and Calls Upon Ms Subjects to Carry
II Out.

Dispatches from Belgrade state that King
Milan has informed the Powers that Servia
has declared war against Bulgaria because
Bulgaria arbitrarily attacked position
which the Moravia division Of the Kings
troops held in Servian territory, opposite the
Bulgarian frontier.
King Milan has also issued q proclamation
which is in substance as follows:
Seryia cannot allow Bulgaria, which has
already proved hard neighbor, to disturb
the balance of power in the Balkans to her
exclusive advantage. He then alludes to
what he calls the unjustifable Bulgarian
custom duties on the frontier, the unlawful
seizure of BregOva and the encouragement
by Bulgaria of the Servian rebels condemned
for high treason. King Milan also alludes
to the alleged ill-treatment of Servian emf
grants in Bulgaria, the blocade of the from
tier by Bulgaria, and alleged attacks by un-
disciplined Bulgarian volunteers on the
Servian people and troops. In conclusion
"i can not suffer these intentional provo
cations, and I, therefore, adopt the policy of
open hospitality which has been forced upon
me by Bulgaria. Servia's just cause now
rests on the arbitTament OF arms, the bray.
cry of her army, the protection of the AL
mighty, rely upon my PEOPLES patriot
bm."
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-11-28

Mackin was himself prepared for the decis-
the Cook county Jail by his attorney, John
Richberg, he received it coolly. Il was pre-
pared for it," he said. To correspondent
Mackin said: IL guess will have to stand
it. have nothing to say to the press"
Mrs. Mackin was with her husband, as she
has been every evening since his .confine-
ment in the Jail. She read th9 news in the
messengers face and almost broke down
under 1t.
Josep G. Mackin was convicted of per-
jury in the Circuit Court here in July. The
conviction grows out OF the Eighteenth
Ward election fraud committed year ago,
by which it was attempted to steal seat in
the Illinois State Senate and thereby elect
Democratic United States Senator from
Illinois. The fraud consisted of changing
the tally-sheet so that the Democratic candi-
date received 400 more votes than he was
entitled to. To cover up this crime spurious
ballots were afterward substituted for the
true ones, and the ordering of the printing
was traced To Mackin, who was then Secre-
taIy of the Democratic Committee. Mackin
was indicted with VIM. j. Gallagher and
Chief Clerk Gleason, of the County Clerks
Office, for the fraud i'm the United States
court. lney were convicted anu SenIenceu
to two years. This case is now in the
United States Supreme Court on an appeal.
An investigation was also made by special
grand Jury i'm the State Court. Mackin was
called before grand jury where he testified
that he did not order the spurious tickets.
He was then indicted for perjury. Upon
this he was tried i'm July, when it was proven
that he did order the spurious tickets. He
was convicted and sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for five years. The case was taken to
the Supreme Court and the lower courts de-
cision was to-day affirmed. 1t was during
the trial of this case at Ottawa that the late
Emory StOrrs died. Mackin's lawyer said
he did not know what his next move would
be, and could not know until he had seen
the opinion of the court. He hopes to get a
new hearing.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-11-28
SHE WOULDN'T TAKE A BATH.
A Girl Ira np Arrested While travelling In
Male Toys.

Four tramps spending the night at the
gas house, Ottawa, ILL.,, fell to quarrelling
and one of them named Chas. Smith, Stable
and dangerously wounded another whose
name is Conley. All the tramps were ar
rested. At the Jail the youngest, who ap-
peared to be boy Of II, refused to take
bath and when forced to do SO confessed to
being girl. She said her name was Lucy
Griffin, and that her parents were respecta-
Bile poor people living at Rood House. She
had been visiting friends near Chicago, and
being without money she started to walk
home. A friend advised her to put on male
clothing to make her way easier. At Braid
wood she fell in with COnley, who took her
,ater the two fell in with the other tramps
and they all journeyed together. She in
sists that neither Of her companions knew
her sex.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-11-28
A Boiler Explosion.

Information comes from Hubbard City,
Texas, of a disastrous boiler explosion at
the ginhouse and corn-mill of Robert Bells
on Ash creek ten miles north of Hubbard
City. The fireman and miller were killed,
and both buildings, standing some distance
apart, completely wrecked. The colored
engineer, who was on all fours examining
the crate, was miraculously spared, not
even receiving slight bruise. He says he
had tried the water gauges and found them
all right before the accident While he was
examining the grating the miller ordered
him to start the engine, and as he was on
the ground he told the fireman to turn on
the steam, The piston was on the reverse
horses, standing between the gin house and
the mill, were killed outright. The miller
and fireman were both colored. The amount
of loss ID not known.