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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-02
HOW is THIS SAMUEL?
An Echo Frcm The Early
Days of
LAST SPRINGS CAMPAIGN
The Part Rev. Samuel Mccormick,
of Grafton, is said to
Have Played =
IN PRESIDENT CHETS INTEREST.
.SpfciIi 10 thS z, gis,'.


WASHINGTON, January 1.-The scramble
for the Senatorial plume in the Empire
State and the peculiar character Of tho work
done by the friends of President Arthur re-
call an incident told in connection with the
Republican campaign in West virginia
prior TO the Martinsburg convention. 1t
will be remembered that for sometime prior
to that event, which is even vet, with
the winds Of January, bowling in their ears,
matter OF unpleasant recollection TO several
aspiring statesmen, a very strong Blame At
mosphcre peryadci the Little Mountain
State. The Iutc.lircncer saw in the Plumed
Knight the only promise of victory. The
journal, which then lid fair TO be the or
gan, was alone silent. II did not remove
its outer garmentSt to make more emphatic It's
advocacy o!tEe claims otrhn man from Maine.
Indeed there Il a .sJJSiantIatci the
org that at TIE mention Of Blaine the Jour
nal, iiruraIiycly, held Il, nose and called Tor
chloride OF lime Nauraliy the people
wondered who the jalrnal really wanted
!, was said AZ ih- limr in " mid sort of
way that it was for Arthur, because Akin
son. its prucip.! hacker WIS aH ot.ahpi.
cr; but j, WAS never ,nc once Supposed thlt
any work Was being dove fer the
HIL' Accidental.
Eut wi'hiu a t,w days a story that will
he Of peculiar interest has found H. way
into genera! conversation here, therefore no
confidence il violated in giyinr il 10 tho
/ R,GmrER. Il i, as o.,ci ,ha, Atkinson.
Mccormick, Gibbons. @. Charleston. S;rri-
| ing. Of the Wheeling post1:'inc, Beach OF
/ the Surveyors oG.rn llca.,"., Of the
| Fairmont West Nirrinian and several
others were! actively um.apci in n
scheme to secure enough delegates from the
| back counties to give the MartinSburT c)u-
| yention into the hands OF the Arthur men.
| To this Mr.. Arthur asscn,ed aud as an all
to tie pretty pan Mr.. Samuel McCormic,.
! Of Grafton, was appointed special agcnt
/ Of the revenue department and from the
/ Ith day of April, lsSi, to the 30ih day Of
the same month and year. h. travelled to
and fro in the land, ostensibv, so 1t is
said, as government emp!oyc, but
/ really as an grcnt 10 secure votes
| Tor Mr. Arthur. The story illustrates the
alGhois Of he Presidents, and explains
| avyar,rt il:lsyEcrasics Of the late West
! Nirginia campaie. This story may NJ De-
. rae. But tie following i;.H.s taken from
the big book Of the United Sta,os are food
! Cor rejection: Sam.cl Mccormick, Graf
ton. ". Va. ia~ w.!car" from Av-rl -
IsN3. 10 April -. l-~&, both are. ie,iy
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THE ANGER OF HELL
Seems to DO Shaking Old Spain to Her
Center.

Seems to DO Shaking Old Spain to Her
Center.
MADRID, January .-liarrowing accr rnts
continue to be received Of the disastrous
effects Of the earthquake shocks throughout
Andalusa. Ten more shocks occurred in
the province Of Granada, yesterday, each
being stronger than the previous one, until
the people began to believe that they would
be swallowed up entirely. In the town Of
Granada of about GS,OOO inhabitants, the
shocks were severely felt, and so frightened
did the people become that 10000 Of them
have fed in every description of conveyance,
abandoning everything that could not be
carried away easily. The remainder oil the
population are camped in the open squares
or fields on the outskirts Of the town. Other
towns and villages in the province re
port similar panic among the
people and greet uneaSiness is felt in every
quarter as the shocks still continue coming
at intervals Of every two or three hours.
Reports from the province Of Malaga show
an equal amount Of distress, and no abate-
ment Of the seismic shocks Every house
in the town OF FrigiGana, twenty-seyen
miles east of Malaga, population about
1000, has been destroyed Dispatches from
Nelc2, Malaga population about $4,000,
state that the houses left standing after the
first severe shock Of Thursday last are fall
ing RAPIDLY, and it is expected that the town
will be completely destroyed. Both of the
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CAMERON.
The Law aud order Ticket y Defeated in
Hot Fight.

.Spar'W Il" n" E.y,nr.
Cl2rGn> .anuary l--rho Municipl
..lccricn vas held here to dav, ani the tu,
iOwrrr /" iii" vote.
Citizens Ticket for Mayor Il. H. Wat
son -; Cor Recorder, p. IIaulry -; for
Cornell jas. Crawford It; Jacob Danrh
-. +. J. Manning II. l. T. Carpenter G-
Vim. NJ Kiucaii - The issue was
"hccrCe or no ljccUcc The Citizens
Tickets being in favor Of Iiccncc.
Law ard urdcr-For Mayor p. T.. vii
liard Il; fer Recorder, u. :. Woodward
90; for Council, Geo. W. Bcymcr o. &.
4. S';iCcr -; j + Chadwick 81: !. How
ard -; L. 3. Williams 81
The wife Of Charles Mirrn' was buried
Monday afternoon.
1hos. Stewart Is very III with yellow igua-
dice lie viii hardly survive.
Miss Ida Mcdonald a Young lady having
many friends and relatives about Cameron,
but now cf WndGcl. /. Kansas. was married
Christmas eve to f. u. ElacEman Of that
place.
Prof J. ". DANES ofWayncs5urr, Greene
county, Pa, is looking after his maJy
iriCnGS in our nGghborhood.
Mr. !. NJ Pow.l H. hardware drummer
from Plrkcrslurr, is looking aitcrr the trade.
He is an enthusiastic Builcr man, aud says
he will not cut his hair until Butler is elect
cd Chief Magistrate oflhis country.
\ fox chase brought on. large crowd
anxious 10 see the sport. RoynarI had the
good luck 10 get away.
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JOHN KELLYS DOWNFALL.
Indications That the Tammany Chieftan
Has Lost His Grin.


New YORK, January lit begins to look
as though with the sale Of the Star, New
York is going TO lose all sight Of John
Kelly as a boss of local politics. Kelly ha
been on the decline as political manage
for some time, and the election OF Cieve.
land, the defeat of Grant, and the final
failure to oust Hubert o. Thompson, the
County Democratic leader, from the Ollie
of Commissioner Of Public Works hay
proved the elimination of long series o
political misfortunes from which the Tam
many sachem is not likely TO recover.
Coupled with these nislortunes has been
Mr.. Kellys own failing health, and
altogether it is not at all unlikely that as
the head of a great political faction his
rule is at an end.
Kelly was the successor Of Tweed, but as
some Of the papers point out today in re-
ferring to the probable closing Of his rule,
differed from Tweed in this most important
particular, that he has himself always been
personally honest. John Kelly was never
accused Of stealing himself no matter what
he permitted others to do. Quiet, digniied
and unpretentious, he has, however, welded
more political power than any other one
person in the United States This power
with Kelly came very largely from his rela-
tions with the Roman Catholic Charchr
with which his followers here are Of course,
largcly identified, connected by marriage
with the very head Of the Catholic Church
in this country, l." naturally grew to be
Il recognized friend Of that denomination,
ard was rewarded with IL! the devotion that
its followers could besIow upon the friend of
their common mother. The power thaS de.
rived he cultivated most aSsiluous!y, and
his. coupled, with Lis remarkable ability
as Gu organizer has given him his greatest
hold upon his subjects. it is 4 mistake,
to believe. However, that KELLY c;cr made
the mistake Of getting ahead Of his followers.
Tammany Hall is too great an organization
for ore man eve? rs great rs Kelly 70 lead
against lis wifi. kcilys gra1. strength
came from igdiolously feeling the paise Of
his friends before making any political
move. The result was that when the time
came to go forward TammauY moved as one
man. Wuh Kelly National politics nave. oi
course, only been sUbscryisnt to c.ty aN,.,rs
1t is said he will 20 South for the present
and after that suit his own pleasure to oJ
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/ Ghost in The Fourth Ward Cadet ip.
pointed dTo-DHy-Othrr SotCS.

| P""''" ''-''s o''''' -'"''H'
The people Of The Fourth ward are
bothered over the app,afAnce Of ghost
that is said to nc roln.inr abou, TIN, ,nrr Of
town in ,Lc nc;rbtsrb0ol or ,bc pujr;c
| S,,1r, Tbo rb.r,o,r bos tho amor.
..r,, - ,,,,,,o, ,.ia.boJ ;.o G,Il Az, ,c
aT:,, +, 10 .";i H., o,o o~ ,no ,.-,,.,
.'-.n. r,"o ma,;'o3 :, ~" T,,nn n.,,
,I:", ,Ii::' ir,:.;, ',.I " "....i,a ~ ,.',.',
i,..., ala. H.
3 H - c "r wor, ''' IN ii" ii:' ,' b",%r" , ybcm
Ttcr .coo.., ;"'" n. !" IT, Lar,.s and arors.I
r"s r"s s l,oD j -,'.I ,': r;r,l, aJ Yn,r"n ys
.,Io ,,',,i , ., 'l' r.,nJ TSc cL;ilrnn
""'' '"' ~ = .LI.. ,,,,L
"no NV "''''" W ''', E'''1 a.. ''TI" ~,
lL'1I'" ~ ''' ..'',., .. '''s i;u'.:. NV:
Tie Young folks Of hat ncreh5orhooi can
alwaIs be found m home when wanted
and mothers are feeling caev. while they
know rcriectIy well that the ghost secrs
drew greatly on their Imagination.
New Year, was v-ry quiet here Yesterday.
Hardly any Of the stores were closed. The
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TIE POLITICAL FIELD.
Treasury Department and Customs Irr"Su
IaritieS Uneasy Republican OhictIis-
What and Whom They Fear.

Treasury Department and Customs Irr"Gu
IaritieS - Uneasy Republican OHiciIis-
What and Whom They Fear.
WASHINGTON. January 1.-The Treasury
perartment declines to make publlc, for
tie present, the names Of United States
officials who have been accused and repri-
mauGcj tor taking bribes at the New York
Barge Ot.ce. The question as 10 whether
such ciicials are not liable for perjury for
violating their Official oGths is said to be
uuGcr adviscment If the Offenders are
expelled II n,il be on the bribery question
and not on the perjury issue. Secretary
NcCulloch saws that ne has nothing to state
at present on auy question hearing on the
enforcement Of discipline in his
derartmeut Mr.. Martin, of the
Treasury Department. who was recently
in consultation. with United States
Attorney Root Mt New York. also declines
to make any statement about the alleged
bribery 10 officials OF the Custom House in
the matter OF the linen firm found guilty Of
defraudiug the customs His report on the
transaction has not We, been made TO the
Secretary. Mesnwhils 1t is rsported that
efforts have been made to convict 'he &C
cuSed. In almost every case matter gerc
brought to light which implicate additional
firms and persons, aud until these celws are
u, "a ysNSn N sashorities refuse = IT''t-
Kane. the Sans~iiau Customs crnnk.
W. Martin, when further asked what he
had 20 say about Cstadiau Custom OHieer
Kauc At Nontresl in regard to certain
charges he has formulated against United
Special > Treasury -A.e1t- Howell,
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she Mexican Postal Treaty.
HIS LAST RECEPTION.
President Arthur al His Farewell Enter
t4innCut Elegant Costumes and fIir
Women.

tTeNiNri.l 'i'iNr 0t 1iiH lttCMeli t'it' tI-
t4fnncut Elegant Costumes and fair
Women
WAs1'N...r. Jna@urv The f,urthani
las. New Years reception Of President Ar
tkvr was = c~n-. success in spite Of rainy
skies and unreasonable weather, The rem
o,atcd White Iaas, with is aesthetic deco.
radous was rcudcr,J still more attractive
by the profrsion Of tropical plants and flow
FRS disp'arc5 in the corridors and principal
rooms. = usual. the Marine band in full
uniform, was stationed in the main hall
The President had invited itty-two ladies,
one for each week in the year, to assist him
in receiving They included the wives Of
the Vice Pr,aident and Speaker, Of the
Judges Of the Supreme Court, ofprOminent
Senators and congressman of both political
parties, Nr5. Gcn Sheridan, Madame Bona
parte, Mrs. ". II. Hunt, and other prom
inent ladies. Though these invita-
TORS are 'qniyaleut according to
social etiquette, to command,
"''' '"'' 'S'''1 '''o '''.o'' ''''' Wv
responded 10 almost Without cNcen'Ion'
Ms. Logan was one OF the earliest arrivals
and received marked attention The iai'eS
costumes were Of exceedingly rich and cost,
y materials, running chiefly TO btocade,
plush and hand embroidered veIvets and
satins, q marked feature being the revival Of
the court train. With almost military
purctualitv, q. fcw minutes past II the
Norma bcrd s.rrcI nm a march and tho
- ~, =. -,...., -.
l ''S'"'"'' WI" MS ! ''''''s ""y'''' -" NO
arm, entered the blue room closely followed
by Secretary F-c.inghuyscn, Attorney
9-rrstar and other member, of the
=. - ......-.:...,.l:.. II, D.;
C"''''''' cut" '''0'''''9 ''.''7'' '-' ! ''''
dent &s usual en- sHcA OCCASIONS wore
clese fitting Prince Albert coat, buttOncd
.,i.,Itrr ocrns. hi, onbre chest. kic- fbo
Ct, -. u....o.;..
''s'>'S0' anu '''' ''''-N' N,''''0 '''' '''-''
ing a1ieS' i"O-ahu''"o' anu RANGED lneh'
selves in brilliant group about the Presi-
dent. Immediately on the President taking
his station n, r,,.rlors Of lbc di,lomatic
~orys ,,,r rr,"5,d from tLc rear pnrlor adio;n.
l..,..li.ao. ....,,, .;,,, -,
ing, "'yre 'n's ',"N '''. S0''e ''"' assem-,
b.ed. Most OF. the foreign representatives
were radiant in colrt dresses and the iu-
-, 8 ,.or,,,,, orJars IN marked c,,.
80 -, " -....:..,.,,, ,,,o C.m,r,, .,l
tT&St WIN Inc ministers u '',' C'|'''' ""'
South American States aud 0! the SWISS
Eepublic. wbowere retired in the republican
simplicity Of evening dress. Secretary
Freiiughnrscn, as Secretary Of State,
presented the dinlomats to the President in
The order OF priority of their recognition.
Tho Hov,;ep 'ririSter Mr.. Preston, woald
baro La.n nri;t}o5 - nrace6eDce. bat in his
a%scrco n%,U % tbs PCrtncYase Minister. ViscDupt
o,no;ras as 6aom oC the diD,omatic corps
TSSn E,IIowoJ ,Ln I,aI;on Minister, Baron la
Eara. ,bn Er;,isb Minister. Mr. Sackville
We, tho Chinese Austrian Russian and
Lr.nIb Ioca,;srs and so on until the last
aaS.oj;.n5 'S"si; ~ tbo Ion, Iist Count Glyden.
a, ".oI,o oF S,Ccd,n and 2orwav was reached.
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ltH'Ipi:E.PDRI.
arw Years r,app~ning, hcros, tho River

New Years Happening. Across tho River.
Rev. Richard lo.a one oitho'Olicst color.
Il citizens Of thif county, died ycs''rIiy
morr.ur about ; o. clock ard will be buried
rcAt Sat"rlay Nr. Lloyd Was born IN
South Cnrol:na aui sold as a slave to par
ties in Tennessee and other &;a'es 'igr off
lcrcut times. lie Was brought to ohio ~
Cen. las 4. Garfield in 1865. lie WAS ~
local preacher aad pastor Of Ia" color"i ".
l.. church .,r. tor several rcl-a. o.. wHs
the first Co'orrd man honorct w.'H se'Iu,
,r the Jury in Ills county. which urna- n.S
conferred upgn him by Mr. Gcyr.. 'iiI
He va n.u,u liked by all those ~, al.V
him
New Yeas rav very dull day in h.i!,".
port. Blsiu..s Of nearly al kind, vas SIS
pended. Many too, in the 's'gaI Rink
The ball given at I'richs IFslI oH New
Years evening by IT,, Ii"dc. "ranz Singing
Society was a grand r1ccc.s h50n' on"
hundred and fly couple participated.
They opened the merry dance a5ort
clock and kept !, up until ! in the IN pFn-
ing to the music OF Bostons orchGs'rI.
Every body presnn; report grand TIM
The committee on arrangements consisted
Of Messrs. Oswald, Schick. A!g Grew" aud
Max Oouse, who deserve grea: creditor the
success of the affair.
Tie select ball Of the b. S. y. {. At lts
hall on las, Tuesday night vas also sue
ccss. as well as an enjoyable affair A'ont
twenty.eirh, couples were in attendance
from St. ClairsyiIle. Martins Ferry and
bridgeport. Music was furnished by
Dick s orchestra.
The Wheeling Creek Coal Works will re-
sumo to day. -
Tonirh, the Grand Army Post wlIl install
their oHicers. recently elected, ant have =
BEEN supper aftcrward, TO which ali o,d ''i'
diers arc invited.
Miss Eerlie Rice Of SewicEley Pa. 's 'h'
guest Of Miss Nellie Topping.
Mr. Cooke, of New Athens. and Nr. Jonl
c. Alexander of Quincy. are visiting of.
John Cooke.
Mr. John Overhaul, Of Steubenv,Ile, '' the
guest OF friends here.
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How to Prevent 1t.

WAsmyGToN, January Among the
memoirs transmitted TO Congress by the
National Academy of Science, is a paper
by Prot Alex Graham Bell, on the forma-
ton Of deaf variety of the human race,
which he thinks is slowly taking place under
the tendency OF deaf and dumb people TO
marry those afflicted ike themselves. Prof
Bell suggests that this tendency might be
checked by avoiding the present system OF
segrogating such persons for educational
purposes and their use Of language dit
fcrcnt from that Of hearing aud speaking
,rI,,l,
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GONE TO CANADA.
Another Rcfug"e From the StatcH Tak
Up His Abode North of the Lakes.

Another RCiuG"e From the Statcr Takes
Up Ills Abode North of the Lakes.
WATErTowN, u. r., January l,--CharIes
s. Campbell, Probate Judge Of tbs Cod
ing'on) county, left Watcrtown month
ago, presumably on visit East. He has
not returned developments in his Office
indicate that lie will never come back o!
his own accord CampbcllS abuse oi pub
lie trust and confidence invited by his posi-
tion has been very great. lie appropriated
81 puO hclougng to Emile Schrcher, q
farmer near her, part of which was money
in his hands for investment He made
way also with over 500 pro
ba.c money belonging - Or
plans and minors, 500 collected
ior Pitts Sons Manufacturing Company,
$500 to George IIammel, another farmer Of
this neiEhborhood and $500 borrowed from
T.. G. Fahrestoch OF this city, in all about
$4,000. Campbell has always enjoyed tho
universal esteem and confidence OF the com
lnunity. lie has brother who is prom
incut physician, Of high social connexions.
Judge Campbell was Last heard from a.
Chicago, about ten days ago. He will
probably skip over to Canada His parents
live at Aylmer Ont 1t is thonght by those
who know Campbell that he hai nearly
s., coo with him at the time Of his departure
ard that he had spent over 81 900 on wine
women and cards during the las, year.
MANY Who loug suffered from inlescril
able feelings Of distress lame back aching
cints. sores, dwellings, weakness OF the rri,
nary and ligestiTe organs, unnatural feel.
ings of weariness. headache, nervousness,
dependency, sleep'csSness, disturbing
dreams, partial insanity, etc after doctor
ing liver kidneys, nerves and brains, with
the various qnack no3Irums of the day, SAD
being nearly frightened 10 death by ths'r
alarming advertisements. quietly began
using pr. Grvcottts yellow Dock AM
Sarsapa-iila and were agrees5ly surprised
TO quickly End themselves restored 20
par!ec' tea,;h Ne Other renany eq.liS il.
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HEAVY REDUCTION.

Ihc rittsburg Hesscmcr steel C"npUny's
New HdGc Table.
PrrTsprrG, January The Pitsburr
Ecsscmer Steel Works, at Homestead have
posted "a notice that on Wednesday next,
they will reduce the WAGES of the employees
in their raI mill thirty-three per
cent; those in the converting
mill 20 PER cert. aud laborers 10 per cent.
The works employ about 1890 men. The
reduction viii not effect the operatives who
belong to the Amalgamated Association.
These comprise a majority of the skilled
mn.kmcn and nj M hAlf thn tntal force
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arthur and the sonatorship.

WasIuyGroy. January 1.-The Prcaiden.
is still working his campaign in New loc..
for the United States Scuatorship. 4
gentleman fresh from that State said to day
there was a movement being made in the
city of New \ ork by those wEo advocated
Mr.. Arthur's nomination at Chicago, to
have him elected to the Senate at all
hazards, and to force him into the Presidcn-
tial nomination four years hence. They
contend that Mr.. Arthur could have been
elected had he been in Mr.. blaincs place;
that he must be the next Republican nomi-
nee, and that the only sure road to it is
through the Senate. 1t looks now as though
he might be elected.
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AT BIRMINGHAM.
'r. EandaN Receives n Royal Salute at
tho MhrclinE of Alabama.

5Ir. EarGaH Receives n Royal Salute ~
tho Wheeling of Alabama.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, January l,-Mr Ran.
dali aud party arrived here on special
train from Nashville, at $50 this morning,
escorted by Col. J. W. SIoss, President of
the South and North Alabama Railroad
Company and the Sloss Furnace Company,
Col. Enoch Enslcy president OF the Pratt
Iron Company, and several others. As the
train pulled into the town the whistles OF
railroad locomotives, foundries and machine
shops salu,ed it with their best blasts and
the Birmingham artillery fired number ot
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rmrrun.lruA, January 1.-The coinage
nj the nilcd States mint during the last
year aggregate 52.27O coo pieces. repre-
scutirC a valuation of $lG."i9OJO. Oc
lis amount 10000 were gold pieces, II,
10 go .iIycr and 100 GOO in hasn coins.
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G.n- Lnl1nI. l.rrnInni.

Nrw loEE, January Item. John G..
Fremont is again to become pathfinder a
his old age. lie Is to proceed at once to
Mexico, as the head Of an exploring Gai
surveying party, sent out to fix the bounia-
rics OF a tract OF about twelve million acres
of land, recently acquired by syniicate OF
CAPITALISTS. The land lies in liida'go,
Vera CRU San Luis Poto,i and several al
i3iniur States and is larger than Massa-
chuselrs, RAode Island and Connecticut
combined. Tho syndicate does not propose
20 develop its rich mines, bu, to sell the
land in small lots, at a good profit
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H." loEE January l.-Bralsrrcci', ,r.
nuai report shows that 1883 was I.u -
.rous year in business throughout tie np!u.
rv. There were more failures than any
,tE,r year since ls7s, and l,;*l mar' 'atn
lsr., IN increase Of about ~ per "'n'.
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NV loER. January i.-Ii is not unlikely
that $icror $a'y.ni. the great t7agcdlan,
may come to Ain,r'.a arain u"Nt season.
Negotiations 10 th- rad are going forward
lc,wccu Nr Se.t.rn and ". Caizl,a, act
irr for SalyiH!.
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Cabinet iSTft1p:.

Nrw Ira% ,Innnary IA LoN.ugton,l II! 4.
dispatch says pr;ya'" adviccs hry" been re-
,ci'cd there ir'ira'in. that Gen. !loratio'.
King. c' Ir,.klyr. @:.i hr Secretary OF War
under President Cleveland.
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Think to Scare Us.

W,SEwGroN, January 1.-The ratifc&-
ton Of the Nicaragua treaty appears to
have assumed = question Of courage En-
gland and her influence are are work here
against the project. 1t is the arrangement
to raise question OF jurisdiction and p-ia.
cirle as laid down in the BuIwer-Clayton
treaty and if that does not suffice 10
ilightcu the wcek.kueed American, John
Bull is to ho;s the cnsi N of the British and
lr,ghtcn the able citizens of this country by
talk OF var. The latter vii! come up under
the matter oc rvlGg1cnt Of other treaty
stipulatious. Should the Unitel S;a'es
conclude TO no. make a stand now it will,
it seems greatly discourage our people who
arc Goint n Sla iraiin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-02

FuRT KroGm, NJ. T., January l.--Ano;h-
cr cold wave hiss strays the Northwest. On
Tuesday the mercury b"ran to rise, bu
toward cyening it rapitIy FL, and during
the night the thermometer registered IL
degrec5 below zero u, this fo:t. At Fort
Benton northwcst OF here - degrees below
was recorded The average for The las; six
teen days has been II degrees below zero,