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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06
ING ". VA, FRIDAY MORNING, N0VEMl
AlETTER FROM GRANT
To Or. Deuslas-His Knowledge Of His
Condition.

To Or. Douslas-His knowledge Of His
NsW YoRK, November 5.-The current
numhsr oi the Century magazine has in
part reproduction of q letter written BY
General Giant to Dr.. J. a. Douglas while
on Mount EcGregcr, and ia the text Of
this rsproduction the General made refer
enes to - previous letter" in like strain.
The pfompting causes Of that previous let
ter and he letter itself here follow:
General Grant reached Mt. McGregor,
June 18th, and that night be slept ten
full houxs. Next the afternoon of the
18th, the General sat upon the cottage
piazza slpne, and in deep thought sudden
II, a. though after mature reflection, he
had fxmed resolve, the general summon
ed his servant and started down the steps
and WALKED to the bluff of the mountain.
There he sat upon Q rustic chair with
eyes bent to earth, bis features drawn and
tenae and al expression Of introspection
on his face BE had set himselfto do q
test Of his own str ngth. He wanted a
bads for personal judgement ofhis condi-
ton and he found himself weak beyond his
expectation. BE went slowly back to the
coitsge and reached his room discouraged
and fiisEeartened, and that-sseaiBg, sit,
ting on tha~ piazza as the sun
went down, the General wrote q
calm statement oi his convictions
az to his own condition. This he handed
to DR.. Douglas and it was the previous
letter referred to in the Generals repro
duced letter in the Century. 1t is here
given:
"DocroR-Since coming to tbis climate
and getting 9 complete rest for about
ten hours, I have watched my
pains and compared them with those Of
the last few weeks. / can feel
plainly that my system is preparing for
dissolution in three Wsys: One by hemor-
rhsge, one by strsRgulation and the third
by exhaustion, The fret and second are
liable TO come at any moment to relieve
me of my earthly suffering. The time for
the arrival of the third can be completed
with almost mathematical certainty.
With the increase OF daily food
have fallen of in weight and strength
very rapidly for the last two weeks. There
cannot be hope of going fer beyond the
time. All any physician or any number Of
them can do is to make my burden of pain
as light as possible. l do not want any
physician but yourself, but tell you so
that if you are unwilling to have me go
without consulting with other physicians
you can send for item. dread them
however knowing it that means another
desperate effort to save me and more sui.
fering." Then it was DR.. Douglass that
night sent for DR.. Sands who came next
day and together they consulted with the
General and told him there was no danger
of fstrsngulation nor OF hemmorhsge and
exhaustion was question that could not
be discussed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06
CHICAGO ELEcTIoN FRAUDS.

Outrageous Proceedings OF an Alderman
ut Polling Place.
Gu CAGo, Eoyember 5. - Robeit n.
Yickers. who served IS 3 clerk Of election
in tie Seventh precinct Of the First ward
Sss addressed iettaE to the County Clerk
s;Atirg thA. While the Judges we're count
ing the votes, Alderman Vim. A. Wheisn,
Of the Fret ward. croEded into the poll
ing place, accompanied BY two eompan-
iors. and :hat, although requested to leave
By Vi kers, became boisterOus and refused
10 DO so
Whelsp. or one Of his companions, pick
ed 10 the bundle Of afiisvits. and although
the fac, was called to the attention OF the
police, the latter refused to interfere
ghslan and the two men soon siterwsrd
left, and yickers claims that one OF them
took the bundle Of aGidsvits. There were
l32 sfidavits in al, many Of them sEorn
TO By Whelsn. certifying 10 the residence
Of voters. The precinct is in the business
district Of the city. where it is lhmed
many frauds have been perpetrated IN the
past No arrests have been made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06
Teemer TalkE,

PITTskUR6. November Sin an inter
view tonight John Teemer, the osrsnsn,
himself in very indignant terms
concerning Hanlsn's latest charges. he
said it was true that 500 was up before
he wrote The letter to HaHisn, but that
was the only way he could induce him TO
put up the second deposit OF $500 Con-
tinuipg Teemer said: Nov, I make this
statement 20 the world Hanlsn approached
me definitely and deliberately to sllow hin
70 win the race before ever spcss to him
on the SUBJECT l.HAnlsD deriss this then
be tells falsshcod, srd ] can prove il
After be received my letter he told bis
friends that be vss sure to defeat me. bat
never intended to sloH him 10 DO &C"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06
BELLAIRE.

N. Y. Miller and wife celebrIe their
silver eidiDg TO night.
Harry Wetberald and wife OF Martin 9
Ferry, are in the city.
john Dinford, formerly journalist in
this Guy, bat who is engaged at present on
the East Liverpool Review, was in town
yesterday on his way TO visit friends out
the narrow gauge.
Most of the witnesses on the Sheppard
vs. B. 4 O. r. X. case have returned
home. The B. 4 o. came out victorious.
About seventy persons subscribed for
Grants book.
Bellaire is shipping apples and potatoes
up the river.
Frank Hayden benefit in Turner Hall
10 night.
Daniel Peck, the wellknown ST. Clairs
vile lawyer, is sgain Ct the point Of death
Hunters from here are trying their luck
in Pennsylvania.
Two prisoners we're in the lookup yes.
terdsy-both strangers.
The grand jury is still in session and
will not complete its labors before the first
OF next week.
o. J. Swsney, one Of the best known
and most popular lawyers at The ST. Clairs'
vile bar, celebrated bis Goth birthday
Wednesday night. A large company,
onposed mainly OF members os the legal
fraternity, assembled 10 DO bin honor.
The X. Of 4. Lodge will dance on
Thanksgiving Eve.
Rev. W. A. Williams will &c installed a.
pastor Of the Warnock and Concord Pres
byterian Churches tomorrow.
The Young Ladies Mission Band Of the
First Presbyterian Church will meet on
Saturday afternoon at the home Of Miss
Eupie Mitchell.
Thos. Eaton, after an attack Of the lever
is able TO be abou, the bou's again.
The Womsu's Foreign Missionary Soci
ETY. meats this sfterr oou at the hons oi
Mrs. Jss. Fi,ton.
There was plelssat party at the home
! of Mira Sarah Leach last night.
The employees Of the Bellsire Windou
Glass Works are returning home and are
getting ready TO 90 to work.
Thomas Henry has decided 20 cult bus
iue:s here and leave ..as city for vesterr
home.
Fresldsnt Smith, Of the A F. G. W. U
was in town Wednesday night and Thurs
day morning having talk with the z las
workers here.
Much 10 the surprise Of most people th
breaks in the furnsee ct The Lantern Glob,
Works has been patched Up and work uil
be resumed at that factory at once. Ho'
long the repairs viii remain good cauno
be told. but the proprietors think they vii
stand for some time yet
There il lady living in Grerpsey eour
ty. who is the o~Ger OF Q hen Is years old
An accurate histoyy ass been Kept BY tb
family, ana {, sbo~s that The hen b
raised pa chickens. IS turkeys and 6
ducks. A supposilion that the chicken
average 81 pouLds each, ihs turkeys
poupds each and ise ducks ponDdl
would make total in pounds Of l,5s4
amounting to total Of Sl23 81. No o.
count was kep. Of the sanbsr Of egg
laid.
The game Of ball announced ior hi
afternoon, between the Globes Of th
place, aud 9 picked nine from WheelinI
. to be played on the Islsnd, has been poo
. poned until Saturday, sDd viii take plas
ore the new fair groupds-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06
OKLAHOMA
The Creeks Decide Not to Sell 1t, and the |
Boomers Must Keep ON.

The Creeks Decide Not to Sell 1t, and the
Boomers Must Keep on.
MUsKosEE, /. T., November 6.-The
Creeks have finally decided Lot to sell
Oklahoma at any price. Last GUNNER
there was q wish TO get the sentiment OF
all tie tribes on the subject and council
was called at Eufauls, and it Was then de-
cided not to sell. On Tuesday this action
vas brought up 10; ratification BY the
Creek Council The bill quietly passed
the House of Kings, but, when it came to
the House Of Warriors. it hung fire.
A vote was finally taken which stood AZ
TO sell and 42 to held, WheE The Speaker,
Tom Adams, cast the deciding ballot in
favor of retaining. Consequently the
boomers will have to stay out
The Semiuols Council has appointed q
delegation to treat With the United States
Commissioners, but it takes the action Of
both nations before the country could be
disposed of.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06
MoRGANToWN.
What the People of Morgantown Are Do.
ing-Personals.
S.sssaI IA IkS

What the People of Morgantown Are Do.
ing-Personals.
Special 10 iks RsSiH9.
MoRGAyrowY, November 5.-Almost oil
signs of the recent festivities in the shape
of evergreen arches, bunting, etc, have
disappeared and our old town, after taking
q pleasing retrospect Of hundred years Of
existence, has nov returned 10 the even
tenor CT Its way and starts out cheerfully
toward the second hundred mile post.
Last night the fireworks, which had
been provided for the centennial occasion,
we're exhibited from the hill on the west
side. They were exhibited in honor Of the
result in New York, suppose.
Democrats here wear smiling faces over
the results OF the elections, and the Repub.
licars say, "0h, well, we have Pennsyl.
vsnia, anyhow"
Mrs. Dnrr is at home again
Mr. and Mrs Ray Wiley returned to
Washington the frat Of the week.
Guy Allen OF Wheeling, was in town 10
lake in the Centennial.
Prot w. H. Sesmon is visiting in town.
Student Dolan has been seriously i'll
with typhoid fever Tor several days past.
Mr.. David Chadwick is quite unwell
Rev. Chandler, OF the Baptist church, is
in attendance on the Association at Graf
ton.
Prof. Purintou is also in attendance,
and Prot. Reynolds will 60 to-day.
Miss Lizzie Lyon, OF Clarksburg, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs d. b Pur-
inton. returned home yesterday.
Mr.. Barb, Of Cincinnati, is still visiting
his old home here He will probably leave
for Cincinnati next Saturday. His centsn.
NAL poem, read last Thursday, was a raost
credilsble production. 1t was admired BY
all One CT the professors Of the Univer.
sity said: mo one thing has been produced
by any slumnus Of the University Of which
am so proud"
Since the recent squelching measures
adopted against the whisky dealers Of the
town, the physicians have found numbers
oi persons TO be go torely afflicted with var.
ious and sundry diseases that q prestrip
tion for whisky If absolutely necessary TO
keep them above ercuLd. Poor felloss
To what Ct ats they have been reduced
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06
WELLSBuRe-
Severe Encounter With q BUN Dog-Psr-
sonal Notes.
Special 70 tie Reeis:a.

Severe Encounter With o Bun Dog-Per'
sonal Notes.
Special 10 tie Resis:a.
WELLsBuRG, November 5.-Charies Js-
cab was attacked by ferocious bull dog
on Tuesday and had his face mutilated and
torn in q shocking manner. The dog be-
longei to Mr.. Shuey. Mr.. Jacob gave the
dog g piece of meat and stopped to stroke
the dog in kind manner, and was about
to purchase the animal when the ferocious
brute sprang at him and caught him on
the face, tearing the upper hip go that it
hung down over the chin and also tore the
flesh of bis forehead
Rev. ]. NJ Monroe, of Bellaire, il con-
ducting protrscted meeting at the Dlsci.
Piles Church in this city, commencing last
Sunday.
Rev. Harvey preached in the Disciples
Church in Bellaire last Sunday.
The Wellsburg Gas Company Is furnish.
ing consumers Of gas with patent air
valves to be used in assisting the combus-
ton of gss. The valves are furnished
free and the price Of gas is less to those
using the valves.
The Venture glass works has been great.
ly enlarged and remodeled and 10 now be-
ing fred up to start anew in the nanufac-
ture Of ftuit jars and bottles skseta
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06
MISS BALFE AS "DAGMAR,"
a Brilliant Drama and an Accomplished
AcfraRa.

A Brilliant Drama and an Accomplished
Actress.
A REGISTER reporter called upon Miss
Louise Bale at the Mcclure House yester-
day afternoon, and found her to be as
charming and entertaining Of the stage as
she is upon it She ia perfectly in love
with the play Of "DagmaE," and although
che hAs only been playing the role for four
weeks, yet in so short a time has made 1t q
great success. This is no doubt due TO the
fact that she throws her whole soul into the
character, which, in connection with her
beauty and talent, could not result otherEise.
The piece 10 founded on fEct. The lady
from whom the eharac.er Of "Dagusr 10
taken, resides in England, and Mr.. Hsrri-
SON, the aulhor Of the play is personal
friend of the family. and thus he procured
the foundation Of one of the strongest
society dramas ever put upon the stage.
Another interesting fact is that Miss Bslfs
is also scuusinted With the lady, the PIC
ture Of w6cse sad experiences she depicts
in snch q life like manner. The author
wss offered g 500 more for the piece Than
Mrs Bales mansgers paid for it, but pre-
ferred to trust il to her, knowing that Ehe
could portray the character better than
slmost any actress on the stage.
Another fair house greeted the produc-
lion at the Opera House last evening and
TIE audiencs was 20 Pleased that Miss Balfe
was several times called before ths
curtain. Thoge Of our Wheeling theatre
Roers Who failed TO witness The presenta'
tiou Of "DsgmAr," certainly missed great
treat However, Miss Balfs may be as
sured that upon her return to Wheeling
She uill be received with the cordial re
eeption that the setress and the PlaJ
merits.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06
The TEXAS sIRlKE.

A Blockade of Freight shipments
Knights Helping TO Maintain Order.
GALVESTON, Tx, November 5.-Tne
strike inauguratsd BY The Knights Of Labor
continues, ard, as far ss known no steps
toward arbitration or seul, ment Of TIE
difculty ks.s been taken By either side.
No freight arrived here yesterday, ard the
Missouri Pacific officials have instructed
their country SCENTS 10 receive no cotton
tor shipment 10 this Ciiy. Ten foreign
steamers are lging idle in the bay. Ru-
mors are current TO the tEect that the
Executive Con mit,ee Of the Knigh's o.
labor will order q general strike all over
the State. Good order prevails, though
The streets sra crowded with strikers The
Executive Committee kaye detailed 200
Knights of Labor to aid the police n keep
ing the peace.
Adsrstch frcm Houston ssys: In &C,
cordance with iusts1sIions from the Grand
Master Workmsn. W. 81 Golden, Of Gal
weston, all nenbsIs of the knights 9.
Labor are boycotiDR all freight to and
from Galveston. and in Consequence IN
( immense quantity of cotton eosstSise il
scsumulaiiDg in the yards and coupresseF.
/ The Distrie. Navigation Company Is the
only outlet The Knights Of Labor are
EsTJ strong in tfis city, ard Bill no doub'
be abls 70 seriously impede the progress q
al trsfhc, .. iessItor ths present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06
Fire Losses.

New YORK, November 5-The New
York Commercial Bulletin in It's monthly
summary of fire losses, estimates the FIRE
waste in the United States and Canada
during October at $5,750,00O, which is
81, ,25O, 900 less than the average OF Octo;
Der losses for ten years past. 0nly in 90
tober 1871 and October 1879 has 80 low q
Ere waste been recorded in that month
since 1875, when statistics we're first gath
cred. The Bulletin gives list from its
own files of 1872 October fires where the
reported loss was $4,000 and upwards
and there were only nipe fires in the
month where the reported loss exceeded
500, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06
THE HORSE SHOW,
Annual Exhibition of the National Asso.
citation of America in New York.

Annual Exhibition of the National Asso.
citation of America in New York.
NEw YoRK, November 5.-The third
annual exhibition Of the National Horse
Show Association Of America, which was
opened in Madison Square Garden, Tues
day last, is attracting great deal Of stten.
ton, and large nQmber Of visitors, In
cluding many ladies and gentlemen, well
known in New York society. The average
quality ofIhe animals is much better than
at the societys show last year, the number
of hHRg is 444, or over sixty more
than year ago. They come from many
parts of the country, including points as
far distant as Chicago and Cleveland, and
Canada is also represented. The display
includes horses of all grades. Special fea-
lures are the thoroughbreds which COM
prise Woodstock, Derby starter, the ia.
nous Ben Dor and Styits, formerly
owned by Earl Aylesford. The trotters
embrace Don Carlos, with number of his
sets; Alden Goldsmith's CASTELAR,, Ersstus
Corniug's Shawmipf Hamlin's Alm5nt,
Jr., R. B. Walkers Gen Putnam, and Il
B. Conklin's Conklin Maid.
Mr.. Conklin bred the famous lrotter
Rarus, now owned By Robert Bonner.
Alden Goldsmith, formerly owner OF
great Goldsmith Maid, has a string Of
twenty-five trotters on exhibition. The
display of roadsters, coachets: Sadd era
carriage and draft horses is large and,
some Of them Of very fashionable strains.
Among the coaching stations is lncroy-
able, imported by W. II. Vanderbilt. The
Judging to-day was in tie pony, draft and
hunter classes Canada was very success
fuI, carving of he most valuable prizes,
New York taking remainder. None Of
the western entries received the ribbon to-
day. =,
4. J. Cassett of Pennsylvania, with
Ben Dor won the hunter prize.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06

about 200 Chinese from the city limits. The
Governor then telegrsphed the local al,
thorities at Tacoma asking if they could
preserve order. He is informed that while
the order had not been perfect that no
one had been seriously injured. Another
telegram from the Mayor of Seattle stated
that in view of the outbreak at Tacoma
trouble was apprshended at Seattle. The
Chinese in the territory have made an ur-
gent appeal to the governor for protection,
and Eubernstorial proclamation has been
issued calling upon al citizens to preserve
order. Secretary Lamar autographed the
Governor Of Warrington Territory spprov-
ing the issusncs of bis proclamation and
directing him TO use sll necessary power to
prevent further trouble.
MORE ROOM.
The Register of the Treasury in his an
nusl report to the Secretary suggests the
construction of FIRE proof file room COW
ering the whole interior courts OF the
Treasury building, now grass covered
areas, By which means he says the depart
ment will have l5O, 900 cubic feet of addi-
tionAl file space.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06

Lll the C.. l. L W. misers ar, sov q
work under the old r.iss, the whsslisG
creek mine having rsunsd Operations
this morning. nosrithstspdipg The eEono
made BY Vice President MeBsids 70 ksep
the msa en'. This mesns . great iuRese-
hert In business herssbouts ~ Beasiy -
the miners on this end Of The road desl e.
rectly o, isdirectly 10 his plses.
Charles Craig kft this nosnisg - .
western iip His vile i visiting friss1s
In Nev Phih5elphia.
A. II Majors psssed fhroeeh tovB - -
vsy 10 PnsbssH yeslssdsy. he ~ -
sonpanied b ~ hsids Of 8 fsu dsJ.
This eyeaisg the Il z. Sabbs:k sete6e
vill give psssssssisg tss = - i =
Chsfch. ~.
Jsnes cesta = Nlw ~. y N1
ksaa = khbss(ha - - - g
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06
An Enterpr1.lpr. AsliaDle House.

Logan / Co, can always be relied upon,
not only To carry in stock the bestof etsry-
thing, but to secure the agency for sueh AZ
ticles a. have well known merit, and are
popular with the people, thereby sustaining
the reputation of being always enterprising
and ever reliable. Raying secured the
agency for the celebrated DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, viii sell it on q
positive guarantee. Il win surely cure spy
and every aMection Of Throat Lange. and
Ehesa and 10 show our eonhdenee, We invite
you to cal and get TrisI Bottle Frse.l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06
Aayiee % Metnsrr.

MrA WinGlo3s Soothing Syrup for chil
dren tssthing, is the prescription Of one Of
tho bsst female nurses and Ehysicisns in thf
United States. and has been used for forty
years with never filling suceess b nii
lions Of mothers for their children. Dur.
ing the E-izsss q teething its yalue is IN
oalenlsble- II relieves the child from eain.
cures dysentery and diarfhoa, gripine IN
the bcxels, and wind colo. By ris;ra
health 70 The child Il rests The mother.
Prine sss hottle
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06
RioToUS CHINAMEN.

A Host of Them Attack One Man--A Bitter
state OF Feeling.
SAx PRAxcIsCo, November 5 --lntcrma-
tIon has been received here that N. L.
White, foreman of the Mcpherson Raising
Ranch, three miles east of Orange, Los
Angeles county, was attacked BY about
sixty Cinnamon in the vineyard while pick
ing grapes on Tuesday. White knocked
several of them down and defended him
self till eight white men, working near By,
came 70 bis rescue with shoyeh.
The Cinnamon then fed to their camp,
where they fortified ard armed themselves
with pistols. The boss Cinnamon called
on Mcpherson Bros and asked them to
discharge the white men, which they re-
fused to do. Several of the Cinnamon
were discharged and the rest went to work.
The affair has created intense excitement
among the white population IN that sec
tion.
CHISANEN's HOUSES BURNED.
SEATTLE, W. T November 5.-Ti e Chi.
uese houses IN Tacoma we're burned yes
terday. Il is expected that troops will be
landed here. Prominent members of the
Anti, Chinese Committee OF Fifteen were
summoned beEors the grand jury on the
charge OF Intimidation.
The meeting Of the second Anti-Chinese
Congress appointed for olympia, Novem-
Der "a, was announced iu the labor organ
last night. A request has been sent Gov
ernor Squire for troops ltis possible that
they will be LANDED 81 Seattle within forty
eight hours.
GOVERNOR sQUIEE's PROCLAMATION.
PORTLAND OREGON, November Gov
ernor Squire, Of Washington Territory,
Yesterday issued his proclamation calling
on all officers Of the Law 10 preserve the
peace of the Territory aud protect the Chi.
nese f-om abuse, and asking all law
abiding ciizens who have the interest OF
the Territory at heart to assist in preserv-
ing its good name by suppressing the out.
rsges upon the Chinese This action OF
Governor Squire ia in yieS OF the tact that
Friday November 6. has been fixed ss the
day the Chinese must 90, according to mob
orders
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06
EanlrHeata Makax.

WozcEsfRR, November 5-Ths fhfes
mile single scuII rsee Cor 500 besvses
Peter Il Conly and John kslay q IAks
oainsieEond tiis sfttrnsos vss wa b
eoaly b txo lepg,hl Tune 30:2a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06
HoRsFoRUs AUD PHOSPHATE
Tnequaled

Dr.. r. N. Alexander, Fsunstisburgb,
Pa. says: ! think Horsford's Acid Phos.
phate Il not equaled in apy ether prep
aration Of phosphorus"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06
Roaeh,s Yard to stsrtUp

CHEsrER, Pa SSoysnhes 5-Ordess
have been received az Roscb's shipyard to
start " sext Monday sbd ibe msehiseIy
is being put in order. AoOut 600 men will
be pat 10 work
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06

FoR Stiffness and soreness of the muscles
sDd joints Of she body, rheumatism. neu-
ralgfs--i5 fact any ache or pain Of the
body-rctkisg egpsi,s Salvation OIL. Sold
BY al druggissE Pice 25esnis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06

/ A rHgPLE source Of happiness 9 good
business. aAccntented mind and q bottle of
Df. RulTs Cough Syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06

The Chicago Press Club gave their an
nual entsriainnsusin in Chicago last night
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-06
MAssAcHUsETTE-

BosroS. November 5.-RsturuS from
two OF ths Eve missing toEns in this State
were received this evening. The total
C,uberratoriAl vote nov stands rs follows:
IobiDson 1885. Prince 80, lsS, Lathrop
1882, Sumner l,lSE