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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-08
TIE GRANT HOUSEHOLD
Nary old Friend. Call Upon Them \
Painful sight.

.NHhN bIu TItbN% NalA Upon lneNl =
Painful sight.
Nv Io.a. August The members o
G-Is,al Gr,a,s household KEEP, closely to
their apartments a, th. Fifth Avenue Hotel
ssterdar Colonel Fred Gran, attended to
several matters requiring his attention, aud
jesse Gran, sLCavd himself once or twice
down stairs There were number OF cali
ers, all Old personal friends. No one else
was received. Among hem werr Gerer.l |
>bs-rau, ,N-pr,s.iynt Hayes, General ".
". 8,l6aaP. ,x-pos,maste; General
r..ssoeii, cA-A-oruey General PlaErep0nt,
logan e. Murray, Colon Ciillett OF Cover
tur Hills Sail. and S,uor Romero. The
:,m.iy had s. paiLtu' s..1t yesterday morn
l.-, IT, auuuyauce Of &hich by foresight
hi have He-n saved them. The steel
.a.- IN which the colin viii o. plsced in the
f.u3. uu the wa ir,m the Grand Central
'sgot tc Duder,Ak,r Merits, was stopped
su broadsar. lust under their windo|ns'
while the driver shItt-d 1t on the wagon TO
..t'er position. \ large crowd gathered
..o thn ladies. attracted by this went 70 the
,r, dow, only to be shocarI by the sight oil
,.r casket.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-08
MORE POSTMASTERS.

\ Summary of the Appointments Made and
Considered by the President.
WASHINGTON, August THE President
to day appointed the following named Post
masters, OF the Presidential grade:
Geo. Wise, Hamburg, Iowa.
+. B. Miller, Pierre, Oak.
II. c. Hunt, Reedsburg, Wis.
W. J. Barrett, Kinston, n. C.
j. W. Marshall, McLeansburg, Ill.
c. II. Burroughs, La Crosse, Iowa.
+. ID. Fem, Nevada Iowa.
J. ". Pierce, Springfield, Vt.
Clark Holden, Barre, Vt.
Charles T. Marsh, Oregon Ill.
Jos. Il Allen, Durham, n. C.
+. G. Horton, Glendale, Oak.
Cornelius Carr, Woonsocket, OAK.
J 4. Manly, Mound City, Has
Geo. W. Morse, Waterbury, Vt.
+. W. FRYE, Parsons, Kas
The President has now considered all
the cases OF Presidential postmasters which
ave been presented to his attention. He
has made 4G7 appointments, of which PA
we're TO vacancies caused by expiration Of
terms or designations and 1913 in place Of
suspended postmasters Every case of sus
pension has been carefully considered upon
The evidence in pursuance Of the same prin
ciples by which he was guided in the begin
hing. and large number Of solicited re-
movas have been refused, including some
curing his last consideration OF cases yes
tcrday, because the proofs were not such as
IN his judgment warranted removals.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-08
4 ,nu nrnMnLn- Accident.

CHICAGO. August Peter Larsen, his
wife and child and VIM. Dusiareson and
wife were sailing on the lake last evening
al Thirty.uir,h street A squall upset the
boat at : % two miles from shore. Larsen
caught his little BOY rs the waist and then
TWO stror 9 strokes put him within reach Of
,hp capsiz,d boat. The boy was quickly
mt in q sa'r place ard Larsen turned to
assist lis wife. She was just sinking. He
ra3e bold dive, but missed her, and she
YES drowned Dundareson had in the
meantime saved bis wife, and 'ound himself
com PEELED tousc al his powers of persuasion
srd strength to prevent Larsen from follow
ing bis wife to the bottom OF the lake. The
crl.s of the party attracted the attention OF
o msn in a rowboat, ard he succeeded in
landing al the surviving members.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-08

that each will become National instea ! Of
State struggle. While expressing great
regard for the civil service lew and prin-
ciPles each party is quietly preparing to put
q coed deal of money and work into The
fight, and the result is very eagerly look ed
for. Of course the new Administration
would feel very much mortified if it's own
State should 90 against it in this fight, and
would very much regret to see Virginia cap
tured BY the Republicans. So in the mid
of the not weather arrangements are beirg
made for an unusually hot campaign. From
what can be learned here the indications
are that Virginia will he Democratic, Omo
Republican and New York very closely di
yided.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-08
Fx.Cunr. d.rats Reunion

GALVESTON Ten August The News
SIC, ial from Greenville, Tex, says: At
ne reunion Of eX-Conlederate soldiers here
'. sterday, it WAS said 10000 veterans and
O hers we're on the ground. Gen. Ross, Of
l,oss brigade, was the orator lie alluded
,n the facts that thousands Of crippled old
,cnfederates were begging their living from
door TO door, while 10000 Fedora! soldiers
w,-e drawing pensions. At the close OF
Gen. Ross address, the following was un
animorslv adopted: In the name Of the
suryiring members OF tba Ross brigade,
Rec. brigade. Moxeys brigade, iirayburg
brigaar. the Eleventh Cava:! o. IeXa'
ard unattached Confedera.es aud In'on
soldiers numbering about 10000 men.
Resolutions eulogistic Of the Ilfe and ser
vices Of Gen. Grant and of sympathy with
his family were passed and ordered tele-
grarhed to Mrs. Grant Many addresses OF
.rlrny we're delivered
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-08

ways felt kindly > : General Grant.
They never forgoth - ss-the prompt,
ings of a good heaI . 3 king the favor
of his surrender. l don't speak from Off
cisl information, but it was generally be-
Eeyed in the South that Mr.. johnson, then
President, had determined to make an ex.
ample Of some Of the Southern Generals.
and that Gen. Lee was selected by him as
one of the men to be sacrificed. Gen.
Grant resisted such proceeding. He said
that the Nations honor was at stake, as
by the conditions Of the surrender Gen.
Lee could not be sacrificed. In short, Gen.
Grant stood in the way of johnson scheme,
and saved many Confederstes from death.
The Southern people knew that be had
soldiers heart, and they respected him liv.
ing, and honor him dead
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-08
MIGRANTS APPOINTMENTS.
storekeepers And Guagers Appointed by
the Collector.

storekeepers And Guagers Appointed by
the Collector.
Special 10 The Register.
GRAFTON, W. Va, August 1.-The follow
ing appointments of storekeepers and
laugers were made by Collector McGraw,
yesterday.
Storek pers and gaugers-Julian Z.
Fleming, of Morgantown, MonoDgali
county.
James D. Brown, Of Charlestown. .Jefe son
county.
Otto W. Sinsel, Of Webster, Taylor
county.
Gaugtr-Solomon Armentrout, ofPeters-
burr, Grant county.
a = Tne appointe 8 will be assigned to dIsti-
lelleS ana the .ugers to a division as soon
as they have iamiliarized themselves with
the Gu ie' OF their respective stations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-08
a Triple Hanging.

RNrr.n. \. c, August '.-Ihe hrst
.iple E. ecu,ion in the s'a,e in seven years
.rcur.cd {, Fayetteville to-day. Three
men. oil convicted of at'ociOus murders
aerr b,r ped. They we're Joseph .. How
Va lThi'e) who kilIad + e. Bla"knan, a
.srrer atfer rob6iny hun Tom Gee (col-
,r,Iy vto cat to pieces with, an axe
- wf:.r Taranour. Mary Hughes, and
r,,r WrNeill. who Killed his brother Simon
vcNei,l None of the men made any con
t,ssion. They were pronounced dead "I'ht
minutes after the drop fell Fully 5000
No. ops were a, the execution, which was
npblic. Perfect order wss preserved Com
pabies A and Of the Second k12inent,
Nor.h Carolina s ate Gus-ds were n-es@nt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-08
A FAMILY SHOOTING MATCH.
A SON Murders His Father and Wounds
His Brother.

A SON Murders His Father and wounds
His Brother.
ATLANTA, Ga, August "A special
from Lafayette, Ala, to the Constitution
says: Eight miles f:om Lafayette, Wm.
Hancock, tarmsr, a.cl 81 and his son
Wm. Hanco K were partners in threshing
in q machine, yesterday they quarrellcd over
the division Of tolls The old man got a
gun and threatened assault against the sou
yur no violence occurred The father with
another son John went TO William hous'.
Soon afterwards William arrived, and be
oro, uriug 3 gun told his father he Wa
read to shoot. The old man raised his
gun 10 fire, but William fred first, striking
butnct disabling his father The old man
frrd but without effect. and William fired
his second barrel killing his father
instantly. John Hancock seized his father 5
gun and shot his brother under the eye
William drew pistol and began firing
while John ran. One SHOT took effect in
Johns side. William overlook him and
carried him back home William hiss been
arrested and seems TO care but little for the
., r,iIlp deed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-08
Falling Walls.

JERSEY CRY, August An excavation
along side the American lead pencil factory
weakened the wall and portion tell this
evening and number Of laborers we're
bpried beneath the debris Two have been
zen out dead and search is being made
for he others
Only four men out of twenty-five at WORK
we-c caught under the falling. brick. Ot
he two other ones probably one is seriously,
injured The contractor has been arrested
s,- criminal carelessuess
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-08
MISSED HIS CALLING.

Nero Preacher EstramGcs Wiie'S Al
fections aud shoots the Husband.
LITTLE Rock, Ans. August "A fatal
Shooting aifray occurred here yesterday the
parties being Rev. Daniel Poe, q coored
BAPTIST miuister,anl Albert Bailey,a colored
laborer. Bailey left town some weeks ago
and obtained employment elsewhere. He
ieit his wife here and later sent her money
10 20 TO him. Failing to hear from her, he
re'urncd, and found her living with Rev.
Nr. Poe. os;ensioly as his housekeeper,
This pceused Baily and yesterday he went
70 poe's residence and called for the minis
,tr ard lis wife Poe ordered him away.
Bailey rttCrtcd, charging Poe with estrang,
8, bis wife affections, and adding that he
D,uld not leave without her. Pee then
fred st Railey, striking him in the arm.
~,v,ral shots were exchanged, when Bailey
f.. or the ground apparently fatally wound
ID. Poe was found inside the house lying
on the floor with ball in his breast. B)th
will probably de
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-08

lAwUv>cE. Kan, August 7.-Hor. s.
rsr Clark aud VI W Reynolds, being
@, n. mi.tee to invite Colonel GgSOowsky
>urerinteuGeut Of the Government Indian
S,nool. 10 ioiu il the procession With his In
Gi,rs az the Grant memorial service7 re-
rrie3. Certainly, we will turn out 200
s,ropg You know was in the CoH.1teT
ate service, and was q staff Oth'er aad su.-
rendered to Sherman with JohSton army.
Bnt in common with nearly every Southern
soldier, | always admired Geue;al Grant as
a solder. and his great msgnsnImity at our
surrender touched our heats. No army
v-os avsr treated so molly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-08
EXTENSIVE SMUGGLING,

An Old Mexican Adept Arrcsted-He IL
Bailed Out by Countrymen.
FL PASO, Ten ADJUST The nited
States authorities Yesterday made an imPor-
tant capture near here in the person Of Mil
lianus Luna, famous Mexican smuggler
A Deputy Marshal captured him just as he
was about to cross into Mexico. Luna has
.mug-led o,er$lco,OoO worth o! goods into
ibis couptry, and nearly on equal amount
INTO Mexico. For some season the MeXl-
can authorities always failed to prosecute
him when apprehended on their side. On
loa1rirg of Luna's arrest, Congressman
Pro. inco of Mexico and five leading mer
,b,r1s Of Paso Del Norte came over and
gave $4,000 bonds for the appearance of
Luna at the next session Of the Federal
Graz d Jury. His release is tue subject OF
much unfavcrabe comment
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-08
Base Ball.

At New Yorh-New York :, Chicago :.
A, characterization and MetropoE-
an postponed; rain.
At Observation-Disclosures and Buff
G.lo game postponed; rain. ,o
Al New York-Brooklyn 10, Athletics 5.
Al Boston-Bostons 3, St Louis t.
A. Observation-Disclosures ,, Detrolts J.
Al Cincinnati - Cincinnati ,, Pitts
N---
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-08
THE EXACT SHORTAGE.
thirty Thousand Dollars of Deficit

Thirty Thousand Dollars of a Deficit-A
LynchinE Party Gets Worsted.
Kansas Cry, August 1.-TGc Times
darlington Kansos, special says: The
missing County Treasurer Mott is found to
ba short $4,000. There is no clue to his
whereabouts. This is the fourth defaulting
treasurer IN the history of Cotfey county.
y dispatch from Eureka Springs Ark,
sals ,bag moo o twenty armed msn from
D.ceu F,rest entered town this morning
BID op5u,G q fusilade upon a house occu-
rjep by family OF newcomers Of unenvia-
r!r reputation named Young. One male
member Of the family returned the fire,
wouuding thr"e Of the assailants
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-08
a NIetoOriC Shower

I>pAyAIo OILS, Ausus- The town OF
S,I,m. this State. was visited By IN ateoric
show,r Wedne day, ard meteoric stones Tel!
T.noin, in SIZE rom an egg TO a hall bushel
measure. They came down hot and steam
irc. Threr very large ones came crashing
through tie roo. Of The Hungnte House, IN
fnrirg several travellers slightly and two "a
.,Ny, One Of the latter was B. Mon.gom
erv' Of Louisville. Ky. Several dwellings,
pe,. more or less injured.
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Exr.rting an Outbreak.

p.TrsUrNG, August 7--Frei- ht trains on
tie Wheeling division o. ths B. X o. road
were run on s. hedule time today. About
"a men from the Parkersburg and Wheel
IL division aving been brought here to
fane the PAGES Of he strikers. Tn" city
aa.horities, src prepared tor On outbreak,
however, and q detail of polica is constant
~ ..a,io.ed at the Gipnwood yards.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-08
What You .ay.

There are so many frauds advertised tor
The hair you say. So uere are, on' F"F3-
ers Hair Balsam is no,oue OF them. II
will not work miracles, Jut it will do better
service for your hair tbn anything else you
can find, Restores ,rigiual color. cures
dandruF, gives new gowth. Elegantly per
tume5. Not dye.
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Killed BY ApaChes.

NAGAL.s, AHzoyA, August News was
-sre;ved haze to-5ay that John Desmsuque,
usu known miner, o former resident OF
ion, hstore. was Killed Dy Apache5, on
Wedresdsv rssr Providence mine. IN IT,
Caubuea Mountains. The oOdy Tas com
pletely riddled with bullets,
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The FALL ELECTIONS.
They Cause Much Interesting Gossip

They Cause Much Interesting Gossip !"
Washington.
WASHINGTON, August The interest IN
the State elections to be held this tsll con-
tinres to be very great here. Every scrap
Of information to be had about the situa-
ton in Virginia, Ohio and New York is
eagerly gobbled up and discussed with an
earnestness which shows that an unusual
interest is felt in the elections of an of year.
1t is pretty evident that the fight is to be
very hot in every one Of these States and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-08
An OhiCer ExOnerated.

PIITsryEG, August 7-Ohiccr Bender
,ko vas arrested last night for causing the
death OF John le while making an ar
rest. was exonerared by the Coroner jury
10 day and released Little was drunk and
fought the officer, who knocked him down
With hsrdybilly. A post movtem exam'u
alton show, Li,tle's neck was disloca.91
- .La fall
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-08
ororr.I ON the Rae. Track

SARATOGA, August Two toughs quar-
relied at the race track last night, and o2e
shot at the other twice. One bail TOOK IT.
feet in the righ, breast. l is thought the
wound ia not fatal. The n.mes OF the par
.irs could not be learned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-08

pnllAlsLrum, August ~ special
f,,.,, For-;s-own. Pa.. announces that j.
Bosne. proprietor OF the Stoney Creek roll
ms mill has made al assignment. The
collapse is attributed TO q general depression
=, wade
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-08
Onrk kircat NIerit

Of that B1auiii4r Of the Teeth, SOID'
DON'T is that its etfsc! upon the mouth "a
refreshing, while as means OF cleansing
the teeth, and improving the breath 1t
stands alone.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-08
Civil Service Reformer's Brother Re-
moved.

New YORK, August 7.-Collector Hedden
Yesterday notified Samuel B. Curtis, receiv-
ing teller of the Cashier Office, that he was
removed Mr. Curtis is hsltbrother OF
George William Curtis, the Civil Service
reformer He has not been able to attend
10 his duties for about year, and the sIti
Civil Service reformers declare that he has
drawn 81 500 without performing any ser,
vice. He is said to have been disabled By
paralysis year ago. The collector aP
poiuted in his place William Bayard Bar
nett, of Highland Falls, Orange county
Sec-etarY Manning ann-oyed the change
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-08

CHICAGO, August "A man too drunk
10 give his name was knocked down last
night at Market and Qaincy streets and
robbed OF $4,000 cash and check for $500.
The footpads escaped.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-08

VIEWING THE DEAD
o,p.,7ds Upon Thousands Pass
the Daad Face
81, SCENES AvoSa OLD SOLDIERS
,.,.s Still Anxious to See the
PemliHs.
,,ssss,ooaya EVENTS OF TO-DAY
I-.r.s.s. Scenes in Ne" York
Yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-08

.,.xss AMONG OLD SOLDIERS,
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--..,,9a.ya EVENTS or TO-DAY.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-24

Suele quejarse alg1n obrer0,
dice I'M respectable autor de dere-
lcho administrative, de esta compe-
tencia, porque ell preso devenga un
salario muy corto; mas en- este, ST
hay algo de verdad tambien hay
mucha exageraci6n.
En- efecto, no hay talleres que en-
aquellas condiciones puedan rivali-
Ear con la industria libre. El n1-
nero de obreros, la cantidad de
productos elaborados son tan cor
tos = tanta la falta de estimulo,
que no puede admitirse, nj supo-
nerse, nj temerse tai competencia.
Seria tenor vano { infundado.
Si el taller instalado fuese de- "a
pateria, sastreria Il otro analogo,
habria callado La Naci0n En-
caso affirmative Sc hubiera puesto
en- contradiction consigo misma /;
y en- eI contrario, pedirfa la supre-
sion de tolo ell trabajo para los
presos, 10 cual no es principle
muy moralizador, ciertamente. De-
biera, ademas, comenzar por pc
dir la SUPPRESSION de los talleres de
Beneficencia y las labores de San
Ildefonso, que, baio aquel exagera-
do concepto, tambien dailan q la
industria exterior.
Sostiene el colega que deben de-
dicarse los presos exclusivamente a
trabajos del Estado 8 municipales.
Esto no es exclusivamente de usO
V practica, nj 10 ha sido nunca
Y los fondos para esos trabajos
Olvida, pOr Otra parte, qulen alta
que las industrias usuales Ell los
sitios de reclusi6r, que los presos
podran recuperar un dia su liber'
tad Y vivir de su salario. Para las
obras del Estado va Sc destinan
ademas, los necesarios.
Sin embargo, es regla de admi
nistraci6n consagrada en- decreto.
| Y reglamentos que, cuando In con
currencia del trabajo reglamentadt
comenzase q ser nociva a la indus
tria libre, la administration debert
primeramente nivelar los precio.
lie los productos de adcntro con lo'
lie afuera, Y va We el colega como
nosOtros nos ponemOs en- ell justt
termino, sin caer en- ningun viclo'
so extreme que perjudique al gre
mio respectable lie tabaqueros.
No pensabamos haber terciade
en- este debate pero, excitados POI
La Naci6n Espanola, hemos debidc
expresar nuestra opinion en- ell sen
lido que nos dictan nuestros esca
sos conocimientos y nuestros estu
dios sobre el particular. El entu
siasmo por determinadas causas
debe siempre ir templado por eI
discurso de la razon fria y rehexiva
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-24

Visit6 luego ell edificio, presen-
ciando Ia distribuci6n de los ram
chos que en- ese dia ofrecian ia
novedad de ser diferentes por cada
compa1ia, como prueba de 10 que
Sc hace diariamente en- bien del
soldado. S. E. felicit6 a los Sc
flores Jefes y Oficiales del cuerpo
por ell buen estado de los servi-
clos, y nosotros a nuestra vez, les
felicitamos tambien por ell patri5
tico entusiasmo que para todo
brilla en- aquel edificio mill.
tar. En- la inauguration del
Clrculo, ell Vice presidente del
mismo, Sargento 10, don Antonio
Osura Quintana, pronuncio ell
'iguiente discurso:
MI REsPETABLE GENERAL:
En- nombre de todos mis- compaheros
cuya presentation asumo en- este ms
tante, voy q cnmplr un deber de JUS
ticis, dando V. E. las mas siuceras
gracias por la honra que nos dispense
con su presencia d la Inauguration de
la "Reuni6n Miitar de Sargentos," Gu
ga creaci6n ha aprobado q iniciativa de
nuestro querido y digno sefor primer
Jefe.
Los beneficios que a la clase q que
tengo la honra de pertenecer reportsra
10 instalsci6n de este Centre de instrnc-
ci6n y solaz al mismo tempo no Sc hsu
ocultado d los ilustrados Jefes de este
Cuerpo: aqui podremos adquirir, no So
lamente los conocimientos superiores
inhere ntes q la profession que actual
nente ejercemos; siuo Ell perfecciona-
miento en- ell trato de gentes con la lee
Gura Y estudio de las publicaciones J
obras nacionales que la bibliografia nos
seflala como mas instructivas y seiec.
tas, para de ests manera poder siempr5
y en- todas parties honrar nuestra que.
rida Espsfla.
Convencidos todos nosotros de estos
benefcios que tan gratuitamente y Sit
meritos para clio Sc nos dispenssn, NJ
podemos menos de dar IN expressive
ferviente y expontaneo voto de gracia'
d nuestra Excma. L. Autoridad, sefol
Coronel, Teniente Coronel y dem&s je,
fes y ofciales que han cooperado q este
levantado pensamiento y ell signifcarle,
ell alto aprecio agradecimiento qu,
4ueda y quedara para siempre grabadc
en- nuestros coiazones.
Compaheros: Viva, Espaha, viva e
Rey, viva nuestro Captain General,
VIVIAN nuestros jefes y oficiales!