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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
NEW YORK DEMOCRATS
Hold Meeting In Brooklyn Las
Night.

Hold Meeting In Brooklyn Last
Night.
NEW YORK, October 29-At a large
Democratic mass meeting in Brooklyn, tc-
night, ex.Gov Daniel Voorhees,, Of lndi.
ana, was the principal SPEAKER. In his
opening sentences he alluded 10 the death
OF General Mcclellan in a feeling manner.
The heart of this nation" he said, will
beat heavily to his tomb when he shall be
buried, and tonight the cheeks Of may
a veteran are wet with tears.
Speaking on political subjects he refer
red to the question asked by Judge For
aker of Ohio, at the recent Republican
meeting in that city, as 10 what the Dem
ocratic party had doue TO re
store business prosperity. The speak
er would reply by asking: What
wss the Republican party not done
TO destroy it?' The Democratic party had
not had an opportunity, he said, for a
quarter Of century 10 make single law
1t had begun it's work and he though,
about twelve years would be required TO
complete it. Then he proceeded to an
arraignment OF the Republican party.
Mr.. Voorhees, was followed by Geo. l..
Converse, of Ohio who delivered sutstan,
tiallv the same address as that of Tuesday
evening before the New York County De-
mocracy. As Mr.. Converse concluded
Gov. Hill, Democratic candidate for Cover
nor, appeared on the stage aud was mos,
enthusiastically received. lie expressed
thanks for his hearty reception, and spoke
at some length on the issues OF the pend
inc cRmpaipn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
A PATRlCIDE'S TRIAL
A Game of Dominoes That End In
Fathers Murder.

A Game of Dominoes That End In
Fathers Murder.
MoRRrsrowH, n. Y, October 29.-The
trial Of Lodi Smith for the murder of his
father in Rocksway, August q, began yes
terdsy. The testimony showed that the
father and mother was plsyIugst dominoes
as partners against Lodi and Bridget No
Ian. The yourg people won two games
and the elders one. The fourth game
Bridget and Lodi objected to a wrong play
BY the elder Smith, who thereupon be-
came wild with rage ard caught his son by
the the throat and choked him. A little
sister begged for her brothers life
when the father turned on her, cursed her,
threatened her life, and choked her until
she was black in the face. He then choked
his wife and knocked her down.
Meanwhile Lodi went into the next room
and got pistol. He stood in the door
way and called to his father to stop The
father picked up billet Of stove wood and
rushed toward Lodi, calling him indecent
names, and vowing he would kill him.
After Lodi had retrested as far as be
could into the adjoining room he raised
the pistol and fred, the ball passing
through his fathers brain. The mother
testified TO frequent threats by her
band TO kill every member o! the fam
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
MEXICO GOES TO GERMANY
For The Loan She Failed to Get
Elsewhere.
BISMARCK WILL GRANT HER REQUEST
For a Few CeSSions- What are the Ces-
siOns2---WiII They Violate the
Monroe DoCtrine2
ACQUISITION FOR THE U. S. SETTLE

WASHINGTON, Ocober 29.-Pre2iient
Diaz, of Mexico, acting upon the assump-
ton that the reciprocity treaty with the
United States will not be ratified, is nsgo-
tiating with Germany for loan to help
Mexico out Of her financial difficulties
His hope was that toe treaty would lead to
such large American investments in Mexi-
co that it would not be difficult for him to
place loan in the United States. lie
first tried negotiations with England and,
it ID said, was prepared to make large
commercial and other concessions, but
England declined to assume any new re.
sPonslbilities
1t is eaid that Diaz has applied to the
German Government as d last resort with
proposition similar to that which was
made earlier to the Government Of Great
Britain, and negotiations upon this subject
are said to be now pending. Germans
here, who ought to be well informed on the
subject, express the opinion that Bismarck
will grant Mexico's request if she will
grant to Germany certain colonial
privileges and that the
Mexican Government is disposed
to aCcede 10 this demand II Mexico shall
make concessions to Bismarck the United
States will be greatly interested to know
the nature Ct those concessions ard
Whether or not the treaty which may be
entered into would be in violation Of the
Monroe doctrine. Unless some OF the dip.
loma,s are very much mistaken, the United
States will soon have an opportunity to
decide that question.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
A Murderer Sentenced.

WooDSFIELD, O., October 29.-The Con-
ger murder trial is over. 1t was found he
was not crazy, and he was sentenced for
life. As soon as sentenced he began
swearing aud cursing that he had not been
treated right, the first time he has spoken
for several months. he now swears be
has the grit to stand il,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
BRIDGErORT.

Wm. Thornburg and Oscar Townsend,
officials Of the C, l.. a W, Railroad, we're
in town yesterday and notified the striking
miners and train men upon whom idleness
is enforced by the strike of the former, to
look for employment elsewhere as there
was 10 probability of The miners resumng
before spring. The freight business OF
the road has suffered terribly by the strike.
Formerly Elk or seven coal trains were run
daily, while now single train is run once
in two or three days. A continuance Of
the strike until next spring will cause
great depression in business hereabouts.
the strike already being plainly felt By our
business men.
Charley Kaufman met with slight &C.
cident at the Standard mill yesterday,
which will probably cause him 10 be idle
several DAYS. He had his foot cut with
piece Of sheet iron.
lawson, the colored boy who wes taken
10 the asylum at Athens by Marshal Nc.
Connsugbey, yesterday, had serious time
oft While in the Intirmary at St Claire
vile, he Jumped out Of third story win.
dow and narrowly escaped being killed.
After be got started, the Marshal could
hardly appease his hunger, and it was with
difficulty and continual feeds OF sandwiches
that he could be kept from iunping from
the train to search for somethingto eat
Mrs Robert Ciayland entertained q
number Of her friends a: a tea party last
evening
Mr.. A. T. Bowie was in Belisire yesIsr.
day.
j. f B. Macdonald, Esq is slowly i'm
proving.
Richard Hlmes is on the sick list.
Miss Annie White, of ST. Clsirsyille, was
in town Yesterday calling On friends.
( Robert Atchison has moved his stock
and family to Louisville, Ky.
Jocob Burgle a conductor on the G., J..
4 W, fell from box car At Medina
Thursday night, injuriug himself so serions-
ly that he will De off severs! days Charley
Craig has charge Of bis train during his
illness.
Ross Allerder hss accepted position
with " II Clark, in his new grocery.
Mr.. Robert Carlyle. Of Tippecsnoe, was
in town yesterday.
Sheppard and Croxall are making ar.
rangeraen's tor another race, to come oil
in the near future.
Thomas Hoar OF Cincinnati, ia in town
visiting relatives.
The price paid by Samuel Opfenheimer
for the Deems farm vas IS 500.
There is a sidewalk seriously needed
from the n,idge 10 ths c, l. K W. depo!
cl the cast side OF Morgan street.
HOkSFoRD's AUD PHOSPHATE
For Lemons or Lime Juice,
, is superior substitute, and its use 10 70:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
Through n Trestlc.
Special 10 the Register.

CAMBRIDGE, O. Oct. 29-An accident oc-
Cured on the Cleveland and Mt Vernon K.
R. this morning at I o'clock By which. luck
ily no lives we're lost but considerable
damage done to the roads property.
Engine No. II drawing freight train
No. 40 went through trestle fur miles
north of this city. The train was com
posed of FIVE cars which, with the engine,
fell distance of sixty feet The engineer
William Moore, and the fireman, James
Monroe. eayed their lives By humping.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
Miners Arrested.

PITrSHURG, October 29.-Two striking
coal miners named Smith oni Johnson,
who were trying 10 persuade non.union
miners to quit work, were arrested to day
on charge Of conspiracy and locked up for
a hearing tomorrow. Their arrest has
caused considerable excitement and indig-
na'ion among strikers OF the fourth pool
There is no change in the situation, both
sides II maintaining firm front.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
Gas Mt Ihirty.One Feet.

PIrrsBURG, Pa, October pa Greens.
burg Pa, special Gays: John Long struck
natural gas on his farm near here TO day,
at q depth OF 81 feet, while digging for
water. Long and a neighbor named
Sneeder went down in the we'll with a
lamp, when an explosion occurred and
both were quite painfully burned. The
pressure Of gas is very strong.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
WV FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 80, 1885,

of his military career On his recent re.
turn from the southwest the survivors OF
this organization rendered him recep-
ton, which was largely attended. Before
proceeding east General Mcclellan re-
mained in the city several days.. visiting
old time friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30

A DOCTOR of Richmond says that if peo
pie will take a bath in bot whisky and rock
salt twice a year they will never catch
cold Until somebody has tried this new
remedy, We would say, stick to the old AMI
reliable DR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
Mr.. Carl sehurz and the "Post."

BoSToy, October 29.-The Transcript
saws that Carl Schurz has made su offer OF
$4,000 cash and to assume an indebted
ness of SIS, 900 for the Boston Pest, with a
view of making an independent paper OF IT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
WASHINGTON NEWS.
EXPORT SPIRIT REGULATIONS.

EXPORT SPIRIT REGULATIONS.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has prepared new series of regulations in
regard to the expectation of spirits IN
bond By which it is provided that spirits
distilled in the United States, which were
reported in good faith and which can oe
identified will when imported, be subject
to duty OF ninety cents per proof or wine
gallon, on the quantity actually con-
tanned in each package. When they
cannot be identified the duty will
be the same as on foreign spirits but If 1t
should be found that the expectation IN
any case had not been made in good faith
the tax Of 80 cents per proof or Zine gal
lon will be assessed on the total quantity
Withdrawn under the export bord from the
distiling warehouse All cases Of doubt
as to good faith will be referred to the
Secretary of the Treasury.
NAIL ROBBERY.
The mail stage from San Angelo to Ab.
ilene, Tex was stopped yesterday by two
masked men and robbed of all the regis
tered mail This is the same stage that
was hailed aud robbed,s few weeks $50 By
q l6-yesr,old boy.
DISCARDED.
W r Davis, an attorney before the ln-
terror Department, upon evidence that be
extorted illegal fees in pension cases.
IMMIGRANT STATISTICS.
Chief Of the Bureau OF Statistics reports
hat 2IS0l immigrants arrived in this
country, exclusive OF Canada and Mexico
during September, against 33,S95 10 Sep
tember, 1884, and 26S, $50 for the first
nine months OF this year, sgaiSt 336. .li9
for the corresponding period last year. q
decrease of 6j,6l3, of which so, &GS is the
decrease in the immigration from Ger
many ard ii 04S OF that from Ireland
APPOINTMENTS
The President to day appointed Feeder
lex II. Winston, OF Illinois, to be Uuitsd
5 a,es Minister and Consul General 70
Persia
PATENT OFFICE CLERKS.
An examination for examiners clerk.
in the Patent Office will be held at the
rooms Of the Civil Service Commission
November Il. The specialties in this ex-
animation will include knowledge Of
pa ent laws and regulations. and OF the
usages OF the Patent Office Every ap.
plicant must file an application, blank
forms for which will be furnished by the
Com mission on request.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
NAIL ROHHERY.

The mail stage from San Angelo to Alb.
ilene, Tex was stopped yesterday By two
masked men and robbed of all the regis
tered mail This is the same stage that
was hailed aud robbed,a few weeks $50 By
q l6-yesr. old boy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
Nery respectfully,

To Vim. r Grace, Mayor City of New
York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
-1M MCCLELLAN DEao.
s- Affection Of the H8art Calls Him
Away in the Night.
. a,,va SCENES OF The OEATH8EO.

.--l 5r Government and PrI-
like Buildings in He@
N5-,---S0r-Ow
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
HOksFoRD's AUD PHOSPHATE

For Lemons or Lime Juice,
is superior substitute, and its use ia pos.
i,ively beneficial 10 keslth,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-03
The H0iStPiua

At the Worlds Exposition at
Amsterdam, the Holstein bull In
ternational Prince took the first
premium over bulls Of all strains
and sizes with So competitors. He
was then imported to Ohio, and
there also took the first sweepstak es
premium for best bull Of any age
or breed. At the Indiana State
Fair the Holsteins again showed
their superiority over all other
grades, and In the sweepstakes com
petition took the first and second
premiums for milk and butter, com
petlns with the Jerseys, Devons
and Attorneys. On the Indiana
committee was Devon cattle
breeder, who was fair enough to
give the Holsteins the palm of su
periority over his own fayorite
breed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-03
Hai0r Danes Lecture

There was large audience last
evening to welcome Major Dane,
who, after two years of absence,
comes back to us with a new lee
ture. "Constantinople, the Queen
of the Levant," is as interesting
az any of his other efforts. In
his line Of description and gorgeous
word painting he is unequaled, and
his audience last night got the ben
eft of all his slendid powers. 1t
is impossible to give summary Of
his lecture, for type can give no
idea Of his rich, ringing voice, his
bursts of impassioued oratory, and
his happy flow of humor. Dane is
about the only lecturer who has
visited this section bent on giving
an audience their full money s
worth.
The citizens Of Carson are in
debted to the Chautauqua Society
of this city for the treat Of last
evening.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-03
PahranaSat.

Says the Phoebe Record: Eugene
Howell shipped up another bar
from Pahranagat, value $1,241 Al,
964 fine; result from fifteen tons of
ore, showing extraction of $50 for
every ton worked. He has thus
made thorough test On 81! tons of
ore from the new find, having made
two shipments, in total s2,542, tax
ing out in wet crushing on this
heretofore consi dered base ore from
50 to 20 per cent of assay value, or
$72 10 for every ton, This test
fully demonstrates with systematic
cal working and economical man
agement that the mines in Pahran-
agat still possesses merit, and when
handled on a proper basis can be
made to pay
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-03
Shoemak err Catches On.

A story was lately teiegraphed
about a Young man having been
separated from his mother when he
was a child, and he grew up and
wandered in various lands and met
with many strange accidents by
food and field. In the course of
years he met his mother who was
still a beautiful woman and he
married her. When it was discov-
cred who they were there was great
trouble. The story is mostly headed
Truth Stranger than Fiction. F"
The story is in truth one Of the
oldest fctions known to mankind.
is the old legend of Ediphus
Tyrannus on whose adventures and
misfortunes those old Greeks, Eur
ipides and Sophocles, founded their
great tragedies. 1t is quite prob
able that the modern reporter of
news was told this story by some
Bohemian, and the reporter just
sent it abroad on the wings of the
lightning as news.-Foothlll It'd
lngs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-03
BE MORE CA1sETsfl.
Why Packages Transmitted n
the Mails Arrive aa u fsa.-l-
AGED JaaGltESn.

/
Some of the means by which tc
prevent the destruction Of articles
of value when sent by mail, are
thus described by tie Austin Rev
ellie If any person outside OF "a
postoffice could examine the Goa
| dltion of the packages as offered
for mailing, the wonder would not
be that now and then something
fails to reach its destinations, but
that the majority OF parcels are
not lost. People bring packages
directed from a store, wrapped
slightly for carrying d short ols-
lance, and offer them to be sent
hundreds and thousands CT miles,
amid tons Of mail matter. If pco-
pie would but remember that when
sack Of mail matter is put on
board a postal car on one Of the
through lines, it is liable to get at
the bottom of a pile of similar
bags, eight feet high, with, perhaps
half ton of books piled upon it,
and that the pouches are pecessar
lily emptied several times in going
long distances, and the parcels re-
peatedly handled, they would real
ize the Importance of securely wrap
ping all packages they send by
mail. And another suggestion is
timely-boxes, especially If con-
tainiug loose articles, ought always
to be covered with stout wrapper
before mailing. With the big
weight Of other matter that is like
iy to be heaped upon any mail sack,
it will be seen how easily box is
broken, with the liability that the
contents fall out, and being loose
in the sack, there is additional
chance of loss. In all cases of par
GELS of merchandise for the mails,
be careful to wrap in strong paper
and tie securely.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-03
a Frisco Opinion .

Speaking of Miss Jeffreys-Lewis
San Francisco engagement the Cal
says; Miss Jeffreys-Lewis's week
at the Baldwin has been a rare
treat to theater-goers. Her per
scnation of Stephanie de Mohrivar,
gave more than 4 glimpse to lovers
of dramatic art what possibilities
there are in acting, and how many
who attempt to reach them are con-
founded in the Geed. 1t seems al
most as if our stage standard has
been placed SO low by the incom-
petents and amateures thrust on the
public before their time that the
brilliant acting Of Miss Lewis was
out Of place, for several. lulled by
the namby- PANTY, sing song style
Of actresses Of limited capacity,
complained that they were dis
turbed by the lightning-like vivid
ness of Miss Lewis method in
portraying the adventures. Many
candidates for the favor of the Muse
lay their offerings on her altar, but
they remain cold, unnoticed and
undisturbed. When the true ar
tiste comes, as in this case, with
votive gifts, they are touched and
illuminated by a divine spark from
the Muse herself. The attendance
was greater toward the close of the
week than at the commencement
The public were awakiDg to the
fact that there was an actress at
the Baldwin when the curtain
dropped and hid her from sight
t is pity Miss Lewis cannot Sc
cure permanent engagement in
this city instead of being forced to
take her chances in the country.
Il is so refreshing to enjoy the re-
suit Of talent, Of study and expert
ence in the acting art, instead of
enduring tyros in their wild reaches
after the unattainabse.
The lady will appear at the Opera
House Thursday evening next.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-03
Luck

The other day Bob Davis was on
his way to Cagwin & Noteware' s
to buy rife. On his way he met
three boys and was invited to con-
tribute % cents to pool to pur-
chase a rattle ticket. He bought a
fourth interest, and they shook
dice for the whole ticket. Bob
won. The next evening he was not
at the rattle, SO Geo. Hawkins
shook for him, which resulted in
his winning the latest improved
make of Winchester.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-03
China Ahead Of Europe

Where a European takes his dog
out for a walk, a Chinaman carries
a cage, imprisoned in which is q
bird, an when he sits down to rest
he hangs his cage upon . tree in
order that he may enjoy the food
of melody which is poured forth
from the birds throat.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-03
THE LYON COUNTY FAIR
a Large Attendance-Fine stock
agricultural Display
ladies' Fancy WORK.

The Lyon County Fair at Wa
buska. closed last Thursday even
ing, after successful run Of three
days. Tuesday being the first day
there were but few in attendance,
and the exhibits were somewhat
limited; but on Wednesday, the
ranchers began to come in, and
each one brought in an exhibit OF
some kind. Plenty Of room was
found for the ladies at the hotel,
who came to stay oyer night, and
comfortable Accommodations were
fitted up for the mel by Mr.. Craig
Of Greenfield. As this was the
First Annual Fair, it was net ex-
pected that there would be Z very
large crowd or any grand doings,
but the attendance was larger than
expected, the exhibits were numer-
Gus, and everything went along
smoothly, there being no disturb
ance Of any kind, and everybody
seeming to be satisfied with the ar
engagements made. There were 4
few running races on Wednesday
and Thursday upon which some
money changed hands, but as there
was no track there was not any
trotting. Next year the Associa-
ton expects to have first class
track and be able to offer induce
ments to parties having trotting
stock to bring it there. There was
on exhibit in the live stock line
some as fine draught horses and
blooded cattle as there are in the
State. In the way Of agricultural
products, the display was splendid,
and many who had been to the
State Fair, stated that if Lyon
county's exhibit had been there it
would have taken the first pre-
MUM.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-03
The New Domestic

George Mclaughlin. is the sole
agent in Carson for the New Do
E.es.ic" sewing machine. A ma
chine which is now at the acknowl
edged head Of the long line Of ma
chimes offered the public. Perfect
IA action. noiseless and lasting.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-03
Plumbing

J. Fl. McGuirk the plumber, is
now located back of Harris Bros,
and all jobs of plumbing and
inning intrusted to his care will
be attended to in a workmanlike
manner, and you don't have to
mortgage your house to pay for it
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-03
Burned out.

SIddons. the matchmaker and
jeweler, has opened shop eppo-
site the Opera House, where he is
prepared to attend to all work in
his line as formerly. Watches,
docks, jewelry etc. repaired and
warranted.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-03
WORLD EEATEES.
The Carson Guards Dvcr-tcp All
Records

On Sunday there vas 8 large
crowd assembled to see the Carson
Guards try to beat 8l5 at the 200
range, for the wager Of $50 between
Sam Wright and Henry Rosen-
brock. The team of twenty men
beat all records by score Of S2S.
On a side bet % men scored 1909
points. This places the Carson
Guards at the head. The leaden
stream ate the center Of the the
target clean out.