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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-06

IN,roR Pace, of Mineral, punctures
allv the bladdery editorial of the min
5 organ on q suppesable case. About
cen months hence the two documents
iigg side BY side win show the true
rdness Of the "supposable" foOlery.
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Making "a Permanent.

CmcAGo, March 5.-The citizens CON-
mittee of eighty, appointed to assist in pros
ecu,ing the recent election fraud cases in
this city, met today and appointed com
mittee Of ffty on public safety. 1t is m ef-
feet making the temporary organization
rermaneut
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r. is a good deal Of suppositOn
| the Intelligencer these days. One
hrticular is a suppOsable Republican
the MyCosWcX wing of the party,
| ha; is a good half of it, insist is q wolf
- clothing.
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RnYcnffinE.

LYNN, Mass, March 5.-At the iastigs-
ton of the Knights Of Labor, the nessdeal-
ers of this city met, organized and voted to
discontinue the sale OF the weekly papers
published by Frank Tousey. Tousey has
lately reduced his compositors wages 10 per
capt below New York rates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-06

IS India now instead Of Egypt, or both
t.. whom England will have to crap
,h i: any faith is to be placed in the
al li,pa.che India revolving against
"a rule. the Mahdi slaughtering Eng
t.cers in the Egyptian desert, Russia
sword drawn and ready for the fray,
li.rmanv. France, and the rest 0, Eu
uinousIy scowHng, verify Old Eng
Is Aoeiuy a hard and stony road.
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Dropped Dead.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND., March 5.-Josish
Locke dropped dead in the Journal Office
this morning Of heart disease. He was
editor and proprietor of the Journal num-
Der Of years ago, and later business man
sger of the Chicago Advance, under c. II.
Howard's ownership. He was interested
in California colony near Los Angeles,
whence be returned ten davs ago.
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Gov. JACKSON has returned to his
o, Parkersburg where be will
v resume the practice Of law.
RS. JOS. s. MILLER and Ran
MAKER, JR., will enter into bust
in this city. Ex-Superintendent Of
. o,s BrrcuER, will follow his profession
city, Of practicing law. Col Tuos.
y will reopen his real estate office
promptly resume active business. The
k:tion ofthese f7e'gentlemen from pub
4 private life is done SC gracefully as to
'cv,hy Of example on the part of Repub-
brethren who, between praying,
ng and doubtng. are having a deuced
! oft
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Wants IL.

BoSrox. March "a Washington special
states that by last nights gossip Frederick
D. Prince OF Boston, is slated for foreign
mission, partly in recognition Of the strong
position he took against Butler at Chicago.
He would ike such berth, and the Nation
al Committee viii urge him for one.
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An Oman ChaIIepge.

CHrCAGo, March Paddy Ryan yester-
dsy posted $500 forfeit with C.. c. Corbett,
of the Sporting Journal, to back ehal-
Ienge TO 6ght any man in the world, barring
none. for $4,000 side, hard gloves, TO a
finish. Ned Mallahan, Jack Barke's bscSer,
hes promised to put his man against Ryan.
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A RiR strike.

CoALrox, O., March Son Monday
about 500 men at various mines in the val
Law struck against reduction from Is to 55
cents per ton. About 1000 miners are nov
out. The indications point to q protracted
struggle.
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Boilers Bolt.

TOLEDO, O., March 5.-Charles BOlter,
a United States prisoner awaiting trial for
counterfeiting, escaped from Jail yesterday.
He had received q wrench with which he
took of an iron bar fastening his cell He
vas supposed to be connected with On ex'
tsnsiye gang of feOuntelteiters.
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slpE>: CLEyELAND's spinal column is
ping unusual stiffness. His Cabinet
ade up week ago and all the in
res brought to bear have not changed
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BosToS. March 5.-The Transcripts says:
1t is indirectly asserted that Edwin Booth
has firmly resolved on leaving the stage,
and viii play q series Of farewell engage
ments In the larger cities of the country.
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The Mestern Mnr.

SACRAMENTO, GALA, March 5.-The Leg
islature appropriated to-day twenty-five
thousand dollars to defray the expenses o.
the National Encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic, which it is hoped will
be held in this city in 1886,
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BEFORE BREAKFAST.

\ tucker county Democratsays JOHN 7.
k,w ESQ, of Grafton, no doubt will be
kuU. S. internal Revenue Collector.
5 this, Major ALDERsoS2
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SALVATION Oil is the greatest Psin-de.
stoyer of the age. 1t instantly relieves and
speedily annihilAtes pain, whether II arises
from = cut, bruise. seald, burn, frost-bite, or
from = wound of any other kind. Price
only IS cents Q bottie.
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Fiopped Again.

PORTLAND, ME., March 5.-Nesl Dow an
popnces his withdrawal from the Repubh-
can uarty, because Of Its sympathy in
Maine with grog shops.
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iCAGo thinks she might IS well have q
DC the ducats that her roller skating
sre eraking in so plendfully, and so lays
n license upon those resorts.
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j. lynch.

WILMINGTON, n. c., March 5.-Wednes-
day morning, at Monroe, Union county,
masked men overpowered the jailor and
took out Slatten, negro, and hanged him.
The usual crime.
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BIlIDGEPoRr.

Mrs. T. b. May, who has been confined
for several weeks with neuralgia, Is steadily
declining.
The funeral Of Miss Lura Bsggs, which
took place yesterday afternoon from the rss
iderce Of her father, was very largely Il.
tended. Rev. Hayes. Of the Presbytsriaa
Church, oficiatsd, Rev. Keeles. Of the n Y.
Church, assisting. The funeral sermon waS
very impressive, bringing tess TO the syss
Of many Of the hearers.
A thrseJear-old child Of Gustsvus Levitt,
who died On Wednesday night, was barred
at Weeks cemetery yesterday.
Ma Pen, Hathaway Is visiting frisods
In Wauenton.
Yesterday vas pay day on The C., l. Nv.
chas. Rankin. Of Belaire, vas In tovp
Bsbe. In the Woods on sLs.ss, Why,
res; pext Tuesday night Are you soingf
IL viii surely be funny.
The G A. r. win have bean-baks In
their hall tonight.
II walking d good. those Who attended ths
inauguration will be home tonight
Nm. Henderson snj Mia MeRsdssA, a
st. Clsirsville, we're in tosn visiting ffissds
yesterday.
There 10 something strange sbost ths
feelings of some Of oar citizens coucRniaG
the pex sdninistrstioc. r. 8. Alsxan6ss.
one Of our stroeges DemoeFsts, dapisW
Cleveland and nearly Ill his scts, Viii ".
W. Holloway. one Of oar hottsst RspsbH
cans, says be ID nos yssy much pIsase1
With him, and thinks he has ehesss H.
best Denocrstic timber fos M CAbisst cd
WI make good President
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500 NIinera Strike.

PlTTsBURG, March 5.-The coal miners at
Osceola, Duncan, West Newton and Scott
mines struck to-day for three cents per
oushel for mining. About eight hundred
mon are mt
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=== WHEETING W VA FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 6. 1855.

four o'clock and during that time thous-
ands of strangers paid their respects to the
Chief Magistrate. The President received
them in the east hall and shook hands with
all.
The crowd passed through in single file,
and owing to the immense number present.
inc themselves it was found necessary to
dispense with the formaGty of introduction.
The President, however, recognized many
acnuaintances in the line, and greeted
them by name. There was large number
of colored people among the visitors. =,
The President bore the trying ordeal well
and greeted each person with pleasant
smile and hearty grasp Of the hand. The
visiting militia and civic organizations
which had not previously called in body,
were well represented. Governor PattiSon,
of Pennsylvania, and staf, were prominent
among the visitors.
As Usual.
All the members of sx-President Ar
thurs Cabinet, with the excep-
tions of Secretaries Frehnghuysen
and Teller occupied their usual desks and
attended to all business requiring action at
their hands. Secretary1 Freinghuysen was
detained at home by ahealth and'Senator
Teller, whose resignation as Secretary OF
the Interior was accepted yesterday, was at
the Capitol. Those on duty received many
callers and took occasion during the day to
take official leave of the bureau othclals and
other employees.
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A STRONG PRESSURE
That Did Not Suffice to Change MIR. CleVe-
lands Mind

That Did Not Suffice to Change Mr.. CleVe-
lands Mind
WAsHlSITON, March Notwithstanding
the strong pressure and influence that was
brought to bear on Mr.. Cleveland since his
arrival in Washington to induce him to
make changes in The selections for the
Cabinet, by taking only one from New York
and leaving Endicott out, the names were
sent in as determined by him in Albany.
The Democrats who objected to this ar
rangement, admit the selections are good and
that the Cabinet, upon the whole, is an able
one. Still Western Senators and Repre-.
sentatives would have been better pleased
had Mcdonald and Thurman been called
into Cleveland's councils.
Riddleberger's Objection.
Much surprise was manifested by the &C
ton of the Senate in declining to confirm
any of the Cabinet nominations. 1t has
heretofore been the uniform practice to con-
firm the Senators nominated for other posi-
tons without reference TO committee.
Riddleberger announces his determination to
object to the confirmation OF BEyard on ac-
count of his attitude on the Irish question.
A single objection would prevent their con-
frmation. Riddleberger is criticised BY Re
publicans and Democrats alike who wanted
TO show the usual courtesy to Bayard, La
mar and Garland.
OF course the objection is futile and only
delays the confirmation for day or two and
prevents the Cabinet officers from assuming
their duties,
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AN ANIMATED SCENE
In the senate-The Members Selecting
Their Seats.


WASHINGTON, March 5.-The Senate
chamber presented quite an animated scene
at IL As o'clock this morning. The galleries
we're filed chock full of people, and the
Senators were intermingling in great con-
fusion. There was a great noise from
voices everywhere. Senator Edmunds was
in his old seat pouring over his papers
Senator Sherman was chatting with his
new colleague Senator Payne. On the
Democratic side, Senator Payne occupies
the seat recently occupied by Senator
Fair, on the extreme south row
near the center aisle. Senator Spooner
is at the seat on the extreme south
east flank. He was warmly received. He
is small in stature, has a smooth pleasant
face, and docs not look over sc or 80 years
old, although he has seen more than de-
cade bevond that time. Senator Evarts was
kept upon his feet almost continuously for
half hour before and after the Senate con-
yened. He occupies o seat on the outside
row of the Republican side, northeast. Sen
ator Teller holds down the chair which Sen
ator Palmer has so well filled. Senator
Eustas, who Senator Jonas, Of Lou
isians inherited his predecessors chair.
When Vice President Hendricks entered the
Senate chamber at twelve o'clock storm
of applause greeted him. He did not no
tice it, but raped order for the chaplains
prayer. Secretary McCook read the
proclamation Of President Arthur calling
the Senate in extraor3iDaSr session. At
1910 o'clock Senators Allison, voorhees,
and Beck, the committee appointed for the
nurpose. announced that they had informed
The President that the Senate was in ses-
sion with a quorum and ready for business.
The clerk then announced a message from
the President and the Senate at l2l5 went
into executive session and so remained but
twenty minutes.
Sight Seers.
The Capitol building was taken posses
sion Of to day BY the sight seers. Hundreds
of the Visiting military organizations and
thousands o! other strangers poured into
the building and thronged every corridor.
The struggle to obtain seats in the Senate
gallery began early, and the action Of ,he
Senate in going into executive sessiona ftsr
only ten minutes session was productive CT
keen Disappointment. The historical pic
lures in the rotunda, the hall Of statuary,
the paintings distributed in other ports OF
the building, ard in fact every part Of the
Capitol that was accessible, were visitea by
a multitude that no man could number.
The weather still remains delightful.
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want on Too sOon.

TonPEIysyILLE, STATEs ISLAND, March
5.-The premature discharge ofa cannon
yesterday, badly wounded . dozen men,
jos. Judge had his eyesigbt destroyed. and
is believed to be fatally injured. The others
nj n yeeoyer
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CLEYELAND'S CALLERS.

Thousands of Strangers Call on the Presl-
dent.
WASHINGTON. March 5.-This afternoon,
the Democratic Phalanx Of Albany called
on the President in q body. They were fol-
lowed By detschments Of clubs from Ohio,
New York, New Jersey. Maryland, Kansas,
Missouri, and elsewhere. The President
then gave notice. he would receive al who
might choose to come between two and
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The Downward Path.
Such Il PANE.

New YoRK. March 5-The Chamber OF
Commerce has elected ex-President Arthur
an honorary member.
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NOT MUCH KNOWN
OF What Occurred in the Senate Executive
Session Yesterday.

OF What Occurred in the Senate Executive
Session Yesterday.
WASHINGTON, March 5.-Republican Sem
ators are extremely reticent in reference to
what occurred in their brief caucus TINS
afternoon. 1t is understood, however, that
The committee will not be reorganized tor
few DAYS vet, there being no desire or neces-
sitv for a hurry in the matter, since nothing
but executive business will come before the
Senate during the extra session. 10 NOR
row the Cabinet nominations made to-day
will come up for confirmation, and it is ex-
pected that that work will be done without
reference to committees.
The other Side.
Democratic Senators generally in COM
mentipg upon the Cabinet nominations
speak very highly of the personnel, but re-
gret that New York received but two places.
Senator Riddleberger's action in preventing
the immediate confirmation Of the United
States Senators, who form part of the new
Cabinet, is very severely criticised, AMI 1t IS
believed that, although he intends to delay
confirmation by long speeches, as he did in the
case of Hon. Hugh McCulloch, the RePue-
licans will at least attempt to suppress him.
Democratic Senators in caucus this atter-
noon selected Senators Beck, (ky.) } and
Kenna, (W. Va. as permanent chairman
and permanent secretary respectively ana
adopted resolutions thanking Mr.. PendIe-
ton for past services. The caucus also ap-
pointed committee of nine to arrange the
minority membership of the committees.
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Sight seers.
The FIRST DAY
Cleyeland Spends in the White House
Proves Interesting.

Cleveland Spends in the White House
Proves Interesting.
WASHINGTON, March Sit was an inter
esting day at the White House to day.
President Cleveland his brother, sisters,
nieces and other relatives had spent the
night there and breakfssted early. There
was little change in the appearance Of the
House except that Mr.. Arthurs personal
effects and private property had disappeared.
Colonel Lamont occupied the desk used BY
Private Secretary Phillips since J. Stanley
Brown evacuated it more than three years
ago. Ex-President Arthur and his son and
daughter left the White House yesterday
afternoon and have gone to Secretary Ere
hnghuysen's residence.
The President.
The President made his appearance in
the business portion of the mansion early,
attired entirely in black, Prince Albert
coat, black scarf, and transacted some Off
cial business. Later the Senate Committee
called to announce the readiness of that
BODY to receive executive communications,
and the Cabinet list was Immediately signed
and dispatched to the capital Marshall
McMichael and Col Rockwell called to ar
range for the reception Of guests and the
President consented to receive the Supreme
Court and such military and civic orgsnizs-
tons as desired to call before leaving the
city. The suite of State apartments were
thrown open, the President took his posi-
ton in the blue room and the Supreme
Court justices were received, as were also
the American club, the Young Mems Demo
cratic club, and the Sam Randall club, Of
Philadelphia; the Kings county Democracy
of New York, and the officers Of the visit
ing Pennsylvania militia regiment Iudi-
yidual callers were few and mainly personal
friends and prominent New Workers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-06

MAsY whose blood had become poisoned
from various causes, and whose III health
was indicated by pimples. sore feelings,
aches, pains, urinary sediments. estsrrh and
Inflammation Of the mucous membrane,
constipation, dyspepsia, bad dreams. ner-
vousness, sleeplessnesA etc. have been re-
stored to perfect heath By using Dr.. Guy
sot.'s Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla. ltis
the only true blood purifier and strength
ener of mind and body. 10 other rene
equals.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-06

"wHlT thing 20 goodr is the query Of .
poet fomezhat confused: II he las . cold,
tire only good thing We know Of is bottle
Of Dr. Balls Cough Syrup.
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weIlsburg Natural Gas.

Sensational reports are being freely cir,
culated in reference to the danger OF expio'
siops of natural gas at this time, and great
many Misrepresentation as to the course
heretofore, and at present, pursued ny the
gas company, The leading men Of this
company-General Duvsl, W. C., Barclay
and W. H. Farr-are among our best and
oldest citizens. They invested large sums
Of money in this enterprise in good faith,
and up to this date not single cent Of div
idends have been received by them. They
purchased what they believed TO be the very
best piping to be had at the time, and had
them laid BY popular plumbers. The pipes,
however, are the lead joint pipes, and BY the
action of the frost and water these JOINTS
have always leaked more or less, but the gas
escaping through the ground into the air
hes been considered comparatively harmless
from these leaks. Last fall the company
cemented the joints Of a portion OF their
line, and where the cement has been used
not single leak has been discovered. The
company, understand, have in contempla
ton the removal Of all the high pressure
uipes Outside the limits Of the town, except
from said limits direct TO the manufactures
who use gas for fuel. They further con
template allowing only two pounds to the
square inch IN the low pressure pipes, and
then to carefully cement al the joints These
precautions together with the Eve escape
meDts on each square and at every connec-
ton where gas IS conveyed into any build
ings will render its use nearly, If not alto
gether, as safe as manufactured gas.
In my opinion the precautions already
.aken in putting down so many escape
p,ents, and the fright which causes our citi-
zens to use every preesution at their COM
masd renders an explosion or eonfagration
murh less likely to ocear now than at any
time since its introduction for fuel two years
ago. j. r. EAYLOR.
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TaE yay bsa rsnsdy that 90 - esA
pounded from oar present knosiedgs 8
drues. ioe colds. coushS ssthnA bee.c1idg
ard olbef lang diseases b Dr.. Nistefs H.
san Of Wild Cherry. Il hes card nasy
cases Of copsunptica yhsa IL olbw rsns-
dies hsd failei. A 6neie spoos6dI pil eurs
sn ordinssy eoskh O. ioo sn1 givs indsnt
relief 70 sshns Il = poofhing. hs1ol.g
and strergthesisE 70 shs thfosl Ard Ia16
aai = vGy pieassst y tsks-
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A eoYPIETE cure for that debihtsting
drain that indicates a weakness Of the urin-
sry organs, nasal catarrh and other evi-
denees OF diseased mucous membrane
nav be found in the use OF DR.. Guysotfs
yellow Dock and Sarssparilla- Don't be
frightened by the advertisements Of quack
doctors. This remedy VIII purify the blood,
strengthen the parts affected, heal all irrita-
ton Of the mucous membrane and remove
every symptom Of the disorders. IL is .
sure cure for nervous debility and genera
haath
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-06

The Martins Ferry stove works are now
running fall and turning out twenty-five
stoves a day.
There has been a meeting called BY the
trades miners and labor organizations Of
Martins Ferry tomorrow night to discuss
the water works question.
DR.. j. ID. Hobensack having found bis
practice 80 much increaSed that he is uu.
able to do il justice and attend to his store
at the same time, has sold his stock
of drugs TO Cox and McSvords, who win here
after carry on the business in the old stand
Mr.. J. p. Clark, who has been on the sicK
list for several days, is again able to be
out
Mr. Jas. Hill has gone TO Steubenvills to
spend Q few days.
The Polo Club has changed its name 10
the Martins Ferry Polo Club and viii here
after play at the Excelsior rink.
For Rent-The room nov occupied BY
the New York Branch, in the Hanover
Hotel building. Dimensions Of soom2o By
80 feet. Possession given April frst .
For Ssle-Ese shares Of Erterpsise
Building Association stock. Apply st the
New Yoak Branch dry goods store.
Mr.. w. s. o~ings Golfers, w. Va. hss
accepted q position .ss travelling salssma.
for L. Spence.
The loss ofthe Climax BY the FIRE Wednes
day night, viii amount TO sbout 5000.
Mr.. Ingiebright says she win be repsired
Immediately.
"wHA7 thing 20 eoodr is the qaery Of {
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LoyDoS, February 5.--The dispatches
handed Gladstone this afternoon by the
Russian Ambassadors were from the Rus.
sian Minister Of Foreign Affair. who denies
ut the Russian occupation Of Akrobsi
Zulfksr pass and ssriyuse was dcdgned 70
forestall the decisions Of the Joint CommiS
sion on the Russo. Afgban frontier.
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Au.tr,a VIII Rsisijste.

VIENNA, March 5.-li is believed the
Reicbsrsth will retalia,e sgaias, France ia
the matter Of custom duties If the tariff
lately enacted by the French on cereals is
found to work disasuooslJ to the Austrian.
Hun1arv produc..s
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Granville Snubbed.


LoxnoS, March j.-The suit Of Miss
Helen Vincent, an American actress, against
Mr.. Wilson Barrett, the Manager Of Prin
cess's Theatre, for damages for breach Of
contract and seduction came up for trial
before the Court Of Queens bench this
morning, but was Immediately postponed
for a week.