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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27
culNesToNE BEATS WILKES
At Detrois Yesterday and Fairly Wins n
Exciting Race In 2:I6.

At DetrOit Yesterday and Fairly Wins an
Exciting Race In s:I6.
DETRolT, September 26.-About as per-
feet day ss could be desired was to day,
and between 1000 and 5000 people filed
the available space about the Detroit Driv-
ing Park track to witness the great match
race for purse of $3.50 between Chngstone
and Harry Wilkes, the best three out of
i've. In the pools Wilkes was decided
fsyorite, 20 to IL being offered before many
purcl asers came forward. After scoring
twice, the drivers having so requested, at
2:50 the rivals got the word and both were
going at splendid speed. AS the noses
Of the horses passed under the
wire CEpgstone was ahead by the
throat latch. Wilkes, who had scored
down the third part on the track quickly
came in close to ChDgstone's wheel, where
he hung until entering the back course,
when he fell back length. Meantime
ChUgstone, although going very fast, did
not seem to be working his utmost. Cling
stone touched the halt at l:08f 2l73
gait. Wilkes was on his wheel and he made
q superb burst around the lower turn. The
wheel was passed and Chngstone apparent
ly noticing the fact let on link.
Wilkes still hung to the Cleveland
horse, and when half way around
the lo,ses We as span. Coming into the
stretch Wilkes nose was frat to show and
his gait was sure and steady. A hundred
yards farther on Wilkes was half q length
ahead. The speed proved too great for the
New York horse and he left his feet for five
Of six skips, enough to lose the heat Van
NESS hauled him down and trsiled home be-
hind Cingstone, who went under the wire
at 2;40 gait time being 5:l5i, Wilkes fol
lowed in 2:l6} In the second heat the
horses got away head and head at $3.50,
Chngstons had half an open length behind
him to the lower turn, where Wilkes slip
ped up to the wheel The Ohio horse
shook him Of and maintained bis FIRST lead
trottiDg under the wire in 2:l7A, Wilkes
coming after 2:20i. At 4:l5 the horses
came out for the third heat getting away at
once, with Cingstone the leader by q nose.
Wilkes started for the heat with a msgnif.
cent gait holding his place beyond the
quarter Then he fell back halt
length. These positions were
held TO the lower turn,
when Wilkes spurtsd abreast of Clingstone
before the turn was done. Together the
horses came to the stretch with terrific
speed, both trotting without break. Wilkes
was head and head with Cingstone st the
beginning of the stretch. The Buckeye
horse increased his speed, dropping Wilkes
to his hip. This advantage seemed 10 dis
hesrten the New York horse. He could
do no better than he was doing, and Cling
stone passed under the wire q winner by
one half neck, making a close and exc t.
ing finish. Clingstone had fairly won tie
third heat and race in PIG
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home from trip to the interior of the Sta.e,
where he went recently with several f.mi.
lies for the purpose of locating on his land
in Webster and Nicholas counties.
The various committees selected by the
Germsnia Singing Society have about com
pleted all necessary arrangements for the
anniversary occasion which is to be held
next Monday and continued uatil Tuesday
night, when grand ball win close the fss.
tivities. Our citizens are looking forward
to the occasion with pleasant anticipahons,
and although it is expected that large
crowd will be here, the well known hospital.
iy Of Parkersburg will prove equal to the
emergency and the accommodations will be
equal to the demand. Parkersburg will
present pleasing appearance, as pgepars'
lions are being made to deck the city in her
gsyest garb. Germania Hall is being pre-
pared for the reception of visiting societies.
The programme has been selected with care,
and those who are fortunate enough 10 hear
il rendered at the concert Monday night
win have . rare treat indeed. s
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27
THE WAY 1T OUGHT TO BE.
Next Years Fair to be Monster Exhibi.
tiOn.

At he last meeting of the State Fair AS
socistion it was found that the recent Fair
was comparative fnsncisl success, and
measures were adopted TO make that o.
next year the largest ever held in this sec
ton Of country. To this end Mr. Edward
Larkin wss authorized to attend the Mis-
souIi State Fair, which opens at St. Louis
on the 5h of October, aud c ntinues until
The 10th. TIE 0bje,t Of this is to afford
Mr.. Ltrkia sn opportunity to gather up
many necet ssry points that tend to
make such an affair sue
cess in every particular. The Fair at st.
Louis this year will be the most stupen ious
ever held there or in that section Of country,
ard Mr.. Larkin will be afforded an opportaui-
ty to take notes and observe how such large
institution is conducted. At the conclusion
of his observation he will make full re-
port of them to the Board of Directors and
they will act accordingly.
Already some Of our manufacturers have
signi6ed their intention to make large ex.
bibits at our fair next season, among which
the glass factories and nail mills will b.
represented. People will then have the
pleasure of seeing nails, glass and other
products manufactured on the grounds
Then besides an enormous fair the people
will see slso grand exposition.
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Postmaster pierson VIII Employ
Substitute Carriers
In Place OfBOys as Special Delivery
Messengers.
Nothing in the Case Of the Accused d
Chicago POstofies Official.
Movements Of Washington Of
flcials.

WASHINGTON, September 26.-Postmsster
Pisrson, Of New York. has requested per-
mission Of the Postmaster General to employ
forty additional substitute letter carriers.
No boys have been selected by him as
special delivery messengers, it being the
intention to employ substitute carriers for
that service. BE believes that this plan viii
benefit the service, as substitutes will &C
quire experience in the service and may
make better salaries, while the safety will
be guaranteed in the delivery Of valuable
registered letters BY employing men instead
of boys.
Postmaster Heidekoper, Of Philadelphis,
sought to attain the same end.
DOnoyan's Case.
Postmaster General Villas hiss been max
ipg personal investigation of the charge
against Superintendent Donovan, of the free
delivery division of the Chicago postofce,
Nsieh was in eff5et that he has accepted
t presidency of local political orgsnizs-
k5h. A letter has been received from Mr..
Hanovsn in which he says he had no int su-
So Of violating the civil service law and
Nsuld not have accepted the appointment
ID he known Of any objection on the part
the department. rhe Postmaster Gener-
satisfied mself that Mr.. Donovan is not
~ lty OF Any otfsbse.
Against Sugar Rebates.
Four pro niuent sugar reinsrs waited
BON Secretary Manning to-day to protest
<gainst alleged irregularities in the sugar
febate sllowRnces made by this Govern
bsnt, injurious to re6ners in Canada and
Europe. Ihe delegation represent the sugar
k6ners of London. Secretary Manning
bid them the subject was now under con-
liberation, and that their views will be con-
6dered.
Important Modification.
Seer etsry Manning made an important
bodi6cstion of the regulations concerning
the duties Of internal revenue gaugers, TO
be effect that hereafter in measuring all
tasks (molssses exeepted) the only frsc-
fOnal part Of gallon expressed shall be
talf gallon.
United States Attorneys Appointed.
The President tc DAY appointed the fol-
|bwing United States Attorneys: Daniel
% Finch, of Iowa, tor the Southern district
"a Iowa; Fahino q. Busbee, of North Caro-
Joe, tor the Eastern district Of North Caro-
.Iina
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REBsLLIOUS REOSKlNS
To BE Convicted for Participating in the
Ncrthu est Rebellion.

To BE Convicted for Participating in the
NcrthU est Rebellion.
BATTLEFoRD, n. W. T., September 26.-
In the Sipendiary Magistrates Court, yes,
terday, the Indians captured during the late
Northwest rebellion, were tried on charges
of murder, arson and horse stealing. Wan,
deriDg Spirit was sentenced to death for
numbering Indian Agent Queen, in the
Frog Lake Massacre. He will be hanged
November 2S. A dozen other Indians were
sentenced to imprisonment for terms rang
ing from one to fourteen years for arson
and horse stealing. Louis Morgand was
convicted OF murder, and Bright Eyes o!
arson and murder. both being sentenced to
hang November 27th
Big Bear to BE Imprisoned.
REGINA, N. W. T., Septem Der ga
batch of Indian rebels was sentenced yester,
dav. Big Bear, Manson and eight Others
were sentenced to three years, and Left
Band, Poor Crow and two others to two
years-all to 90 to Manitoba penitentiarv.
Red Eagle was given six months in all
hire. All asserted their innocence in
speeches more or less lsughsble.
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STRINtRS THREATENING
Cleveland Greatly Excited-A Possibl
Raid on the Mills.

Cleveland Greatly EXcised-A Possible
Raid on the Mills.
CLEyELAxD o., September 26.-Tnere is
great excitement in the Eighteenth ward
this morning A ballot box WAS established
last night for the purpose of voting as to
whether the strikers should accept the prices
offered By the Rolling Mil Company or not
MANY ballots are being cast, aud all tha
strikers will have vo ed By eight o'clock this
evening. Nothing can be predicted as to
the result f rhe vote,
The Poe and Bohemian strikers are
greatly wrought up this morning, and swear
thew will raid The mills this afternoon
Ouite a number of workingmen who tailed
to work Thursday and Friday, through tear
of the strikers, reported Tor duty this mora
ing. Hence tbe excitement among strlk-
ers. The result is anxiOusly awaited by tAe
ran Ia
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PARKERSBURG.
Church Enfertninment-The Germania
Singing society Anniversary-Notss.
Sp,ciai % n. Re0iEtS.

Church Enfertninment-Th Germania
Singing society Anniversary-Notss.
Sp,ciai 10 he Re0iEie.
PARxERsBURG, September 25.-The en-
tertsinnent at the Rink last night for the
n. n. it Of the Missionary Society OF the
Presbyterian Church, vas possibly a s7t.
c,ss. but lot 70 in q financial sense. The
nis.ion baud, ubder The direction Of Miss
Asa Dsvis acquired themselves With credit
Tie recitatious of Misses Laura Thompson
and Isabella Boran we're pleasing features
Of the occasion. After the literary portion
Of the programme was gone through with,
oysters and other refreshments we're served,
and the evening pleasantly spent
Hon. d. Il. Leonard Senator Csgfsn
snd Judge J. N. jackson returned .ss-
terdsy from jackson county, where they
took in the fair.
Capt E. B Cooper aud chief clerk Al
Slavin, of the popular steamer Emma Ora
ham. sre in the city to-day
John BaDe. Esq, former Wheeiingte,
row Of ZsBesville, o is here IN the inter
Gets Of bis icbbing grocery house ct the tat
ter pace. Mr. Bsne has been very succsss-
sul 10 businsss ventures, and is bos the
head # one Of the largest spd most succ-ss-
ful jobbing houses in Ohio, their business
extending way out west. branch house s'
Decatpr, Ill, having become necessity,
owing TO increased trade
C. d. Ball. genial gentleman Of wash
ipgton, d c., is here looking after the re
pairs on the custom house. this city.
Heavy frorts are reported from the sur
rcDndipg country.
The gelial P v. Dolsn. one OF ou'
t<s missing young srfnrreye i located with
BID. r Leonsrd. on julian street
a q Pisrsol, Of tho Ssts Standard !
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NO STRIKE
Likely on the Union Pacific-White Miners
SuppIauted by Chinese and Mormons.

Likely on the Union Pacifo-white Miners
supplauted by Chinese and Mormons.
RAwLINs, Wy, September 26.-I; is
learned from what is believed an tficisl
source that there will be no strike on the
Union Pacific railroad. The reason given
is that the knights Of Labor, by organizing
the strike, would practically endorse the
killing of the Chinese at Rock Springs; so
they have determined to settle the trouble
by more suitable means.
The Chinese are all at work in the Rock
Springs mines, and considerable coal is be-
ipg turned ont. A few white miners have
accepted passes to other points. Those re-
naming refuse to 90 to work The rail
road company has, 1t is said, made srrauge-
ments to import two hundred Mormons fro n
Utah and Idaho to take their places in the
mines. Winter quarters are being con-
slructed for the troops now here.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27
The PLAGUE SHIP ARRIVES
From NIarseiIles In New York Yesterday
Precautions

From NIarseilles In New York Yesterday-
Precautions
NEw YoBS, S.ptemier 26-The Italian
bank Excelsior, Captain LoDgObardi, Sky
FIVE dsys out from MarseiIles arrived yester-
Gay in the lover bay When the health off,
Ger came Elongside and questioned regard
iJg tie ships heal h. the Captain replied in
English, as he leaned over the rail Of the
bark: "One death, two months ago. / think
from cholera"
DR.. Sanborn boarded the bark and after
Inuuiriug about the case said there was no
doubt that it bad been a case of cholera.
He ordered the Excelsior to be kept in
lower quarantine and directed the vessel
tumigated None of the crew were allowed
TO land Captain Longobsrdi was. however,
permitted after making complete change
ofclorhing, to travel on horse car to Chit
ton Landing and thence to New York to
enter the ship at the Custom House. Then
he returned TO her.
The vessels cargo consists Of wines sud
fruits. She was loaded st Msrseilles, aud
lef; before the cholera declared itself there
The u an Who died was seaman he was
taken sick the second day out and died in
% hours He was buried at sea The
vessel had clean bill of health, signed by
the American Consul at Msrssilles The
health officers have ordered every precal-
ton to be taken to prevent the Introduction
of the disease into this city.
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Captured.

SpscRdl % LAt cdhue8 4'aV''-'l'
sRLEsroN, W. Va, September 20
aark, ' Greer Nichols, who assaulted
sin Beury sone weeks ago, Was cap
near tbe State hne in West Virginia
fsom the Pocsbsntos mines, Va, by
Nelson, assisted BY eolOred boy,
uhom hive in PoeahoutaA Va,
kichols was badly used up resisting
He was tied with ropes and
~ the railsosd At Lowell aud hand
pat on him az Hinton, he Wa
$ Fsgsste JAIL
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on THE OHIO.
an EpatOns of News OOnesrnins the Boat,

An Epitome of News Ooneerning the Boats
and BoRtmen.
The marks last night indicated 3 fee
aud stationary.
The Thomas D. Fite passed up at l0p
m. last night
The c. W. Bachelor has laid up at Pits
burg and will BE- repsinted.
The Thomas d. Ffte will be down Tues
day morning at 6 q. N. Chas. Reeves is
the accommodating clerk.
The steamer Telegram had to lay over
Yesterday on account of repairs and will
leave some time to-day.
Capt E B Cooper and Al. ]. Slaven, Of
the Emma Graham, were in tue city yester-
day.
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Rapds of Apaches Broken Up.

LEAvENwoRTH, KAs, September 20
The following telegram has been received BY
Aciutant General ]. P. Martin, at Fort
Leavenworth.
SANTA FE, N. NJ. September "a.
Citizens report Apsehes near Horse
Springs, northeast Of Fort Tulsrso. The
infantry from Fort Wingate are moving on
the point and are directly north of them
now, Lieutenant Hammond reports that
the band of hostles in Lake Valley is
broken up into small parties Of two and
tbree-aboat one dozen in all-and seem to
escape quietly. Have killed no one. One
Indian has been shot. Trails lead West.
Five parties Of cavalry are scouting for this
band. Signed.
RRIDIgy Colonal
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They Womb Do il soon Again.

WILMINGTON, DEL, September 26.-Con-
victs were whipped at New Castle to-day in
the presence of 1000 spectators. Sswell
Starkey, colored, and old offender. stood
one bour IN the pillory and took twenty
lashes for burglary, James Kirk, white. took
ten lashes for stealing railway switch keys
sheriff Ford welded the cat rather Lightly
on both cplprits. .s..ss.s;.:ssS
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Base Ball,

At Baltimore, 5; Pittsburg,
{. Errors-Bsltimore, O; Pittsburg, s
Bases-Baltimore 9; Pittsburg, Z. Struck
out. by Henderson Z, by Hcfford 9,
At Detroit-Detroits TO- Philadelphis s.
Errors-Detroi,s 9, Philadelphia 5. Bases
Detroits 43, Philadelphia IL. Pitchers
Weedman and Baldwin and Ferguson.
At New Neutrality-suspicious. 7, Ciucin-
pai 2. neutrality-suspicious. 2, Ciucin'
natl 1. Bsses-Metropohtsns g. Cincinnati
5. Struck out-By McKeon I, by Lynch I
At Philadelphis-Athletics. 3; Louis
vile, 2. Errors-Athletics, 2; Louisville
3. Bases-Athletics, 3; Louisville 9, Struck
out-By Ramsey, IL; by Matthews 10
At New York-New Yorks 4, Buffalo l.
Errors-Nev York, 3: Buffalo, 3, Bases
New York, 4; Buffalo, 4. Pitchers
Keefe and Conway
At Chicsgo-Cbicsgos 6, Providence 0,
Errors, Chicago l; Providence 9. B,ses,
Chicago 6, Providence 4. Pitchers, Clark
son and shaw
At St. Louis-St Louis s, Brooklya 5.
Errors, St Louis 5; Brooklyn, 5. Bases
ST. Louis 10; BROOKLYN 9. Pitchers, Ca
rutbers and Porter.
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steueenvilIc Politics.

Spscial 70 ths Sunday Register.
8ut little interest WAS manifested IN the
|.,Ion for postmaster to-day there being
\. .kuSidats. Oscar Brsshear. Between
IS =. BOO votes we're cast.
+ frohit isionis of this city and county
1s mas meeting at Carrots Hall to
ubich Vas largely attended. Hon.
Thomss addressed the meeting. The
sb.Sonis,s claim they viii poll large
<|t& thia ponnty.
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HoRSxoRDs ACID PHosPHArB
For Alcoholism.

DR. c 8. Ellis. Wabash, lad, says: "I
prescribed it for q man Who had used in.
toxi ants to excess for fifteen years, bat
during the last two years has entirely sb-
stained he links the Acid Phosphate is
Of makh benefit % biz"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27

Earu.d runs-Globes o McKeesport, 2. Three
tase h Is Williams TorreysOn. Two-base hits
smith, TbompsOn. Double plSy-Hodge and Pat
terson Struck out-By Dunn, 6; by Jones, s; bv
Miller, g. Passed balls Patterson, S;Wesllake, 0.
Cmpire-Louis Dslapain. S1orers-W. T. English,
minutes,
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Carr Not Notified Yet.
Bad Accident Marriage.
,S,sc,1Y 10 tAs ,S,fnHay Rs0is,er,

FNRNoST, Ssp,ember 26,-Albert Gould
bought an oil barrel at Pennington today.
BE was not aware of any oil beng in the
tarrel, but when he bored through the bung
With hot poker the oil exploded and burst
the barrel, one of the slaves struck him in
the abdomen, cutting through and into his
bowels, iIjuriDg him so seriously that his
LIE is dtspsi,ed Of He is sn upright young
man and good citizen. We hope he may
recover.
Sanford C. Morris and Miss Carrie Kelly
left last W. ningto search for married bliss in
cougenial Pennsylvania. Both are prom
inent and popular young people.
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The Best SaIve in the world for Cuts
BruiseA Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhsum, Feva
SorsA TIstsr, Chapped HandA ChiIblailA
Gorns and al Skin Eruptons, and po6
iyels g spEss E Pilss .s .ss q 70 Rayrsggirsd b
her
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Mr. FLOWER Will NOT ACCEPT
The Nomination to Secoud Place on tn,
Democratic Ticket.

The Nomination to Sscoud Place on the
Democratic Ticket.
ROME, n Y, September 26.-A special
to the Sentinel from Wstertown, says:
Roswell P. FloEsr, Democratic nominee
'or Lieutenant Governor, arrived in this
city on the late train last night He was in
consultation with friends all this morning.
TITS afternoon he wrote letter positively
declining the nomination. He says the
place WAS given HIM without bis consent,
and much sgsinst his wishes. He dosi no.
think his withdrawal will hurt the party in
the least. The letter was sent to George
Raines. Chairman of the Democratic State
Convention, this afternoon"
Carr Not Notified Yet.
ALBANY, n Y, September 26.-Genersl
Carr has been st his Office as usual to-day
He has not received official notice from the
State Committee as yet of his nomination,
and will say nothing as TO whether he will
accept or not unril be receives such notice.
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3, -EasterB removed siocs Ne
- of once began. A resoIasiou loekips
ibe printing q this Information 3 sAh -
10 besa already prspassl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-20

coLORtD 7uMBlERs, ::
Colored Tumblers, :
Colored Tumblers, l.
Colored Tumblers,
Canary, Old Gold and Bllue'|
) Canary, Old Gold and Blue,
Colored Goblets,
Colored Goblets,
j.. Colo,ed Goblets,
Colored Goblets,
v Colored Goblets.
e Canary, Old Gold and Blue
re Canary, Old Gold and Blue
he Canary, Old Gold and Blue
n Crystal Tumblers and
Goblets,
Crystal Tumblers and
or Goblets.
It's One of the above given with
Tn every pound OF =,
cd One of the above given with
me every pound Of
On MIDpLEToN's SILVER COFFEE
he MIDDLEToN's SILVER COFFEE
a M1DDLE1oN's SILVER COFFEE
IAN The finest Roasted Cote
f. in the market. 1t is q blen
and OF Java, Maracaibo, Lagua>
OF ca, Fancy Santos and Ioie
en- Rio Coffee.
9th, Full Weight, Full Strengt
attn, and Full Flavor.
var Full Weight, Full Strengt
SIS. and Full Flavor.
ctlc- Full Weight, Full Streng'
ly a and Full Flavor.
Si3 For sale by grocers,
myth. IS cents per pound.
the For sale by grocers,
but IS cents per pound.
,,. |WHOLESALl
Err. liz South Second s
Market PHILADELPHIA.
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John Roach is represented to be In
declining health and very melanchoiy'
This is another Democratic victory.