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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-05
BELLAIRE.

John Gallshar has been awarded the
conirsct for putting down the Twenty first
street sewer for S797.
The Ladies Christian Missionary Soci,ty
will meet in the Christian church this
afternoon at 2:30.
Monday the Tribune said Wonder II
there will be any Democratic party after
Tuesday2" Well, we should all smile.
A number Of Bellsire people are In Gin.
cinnati as Witnesses on the case OF A. W.
Sheppard sgsipG, the B j o. road.
payl Of the crown Of the furnace at the
Lantern Globe works fell in yesterday
morning at an early hour and the fire had
to be let out. The firm lost a whole set Of
Of pots and considerable glass. and BY the
time the ;epsirs are completed, which will
Ge in about month, the loss will be some.
thing near $1,000,
Rogers aud Sanford gave praise.
worthy exhibition Of fancy bicycle riding
in the Niagara rink, last night, before q
good crowd. The exhibition will be re-
peated this evening.
Isaiah Warren, Of Wheeling. the promin'
ent oil rehner, was IN the CITY last evening
on business.
The police were paid yesterday along
With the rest Of those under the employ OF
! The city. An effort is being made BY some
parties to get the City Fathers to increase
the salary Of our protectors Of the peace
from $l5 per month to $50.
Robinsons coal works are at work at the
advance.
Council is talking Of having telephone
connections at the hose houses. The te!s
phone com pany would do the proper ihiDG
by giving the city Of Bellaire uss Of their
lines gratis. instead Of hsrpipg about their
moueT oil tho time.
/ Frank Litten has left the wbarfboat and
ia row living in the Fourth ward.
Barnard's is the only coal bank in tovr
that is lot running.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-05
THE CHINESE GOING.
In Washing gton Territory They Pack Their
Grips and skip.

In Washington Territory They Pack Their
Grips and Skip.
TACOMA, W. 7, November 4.--lester-
day being the time set for the Chinese to
leave, many hundred persons coDgregsted
in the forenoon, marching in au orderly
manner along the streets to the Chinese
houses, ordering the occupants to pack their
goods and leave. The order Was complied
with. By 5 m. all their effects were
packed, loaded on drsys ard the Chinese
marching along side the wagons en- route
to Lake View, nine miles south Of here.
Chinese merchants were given time till
morning to pack their goods, stores being
allowed three assistants. One hundred
and niuety.Gsyen Chinese reached Lake
View about I p m. and cauped in vacant
houses. 1t is not known whether or not
they will 90 to Portland, but they probably
will. Many o. them are walking south on
the railroad track. Citizens sent out last
night provisions to last till morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-05
cHlCAGO's ELECTION LAW.
ExuItatIon Over It's Success It's Bill
Majority.

ExultatIon Over It's Success Big
Majority.
CHICAGO, November 4-The daily press
here, without exception, views with salts
faction the result of the election here yes
terdsy in the adoption Of the election law
fraud TO meet popular demsnd in this
city while the Democratic County ConveE'
,ion declared against the adoption Of the
law, it appears to have been voted for very
evenly by both parties, as out of total
vote recorded of $4,000, $4,000 votes were
cast for the adoption of the law. The
new statue provides for small polling dis
tric,a, pecesgitates a cspyess OF each
precinct prior ts each election,
allows none but registered voters to cast
their ballots, makes the duty Of serving as
an election Judge as imperative as that Of
a Juror, and fixes the hour for closing the
polls at four oclock in the afternoon. This
latter feature was the one upon which op'
position 10 the law was based. The law
also makes every election day holiday,
The Republican candidate for Justice oi
the Supreme Court was endorsed by the
/ Democrats and met with no opposition.
1 The Republican candidate for Superior
Court was elected.
Two Republican, two Democratic and
one Independent we're elected as County
Commissioners, The highest receiving &C..
| 900 and the lowest $4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-05
BH HenHY Mnioritles.

DENVER, Col November 4.-The chair
man of the Republican Committee con-
cedes the election OF the entire Democratic
Independent county ticket BY heavy ma
iorities. Lake connty elects the entire
Democratic ticket except sheriff, aud pos
sibly clerk. Rlber (Republicap) for Su
preme Judge, on whom party lines were
strictly drawn, ia certainly elected BY 81
least ) 900 msjority. No definite returns
have been yet received from the interior
counties
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-05
A natural Gas Company.

PIrrsBURGH, Pa, November IA new
company, which will attempt to cover all
the natural gas territory within ths belt, is
being formed and will apply for charter
for the right to bore for natural gaa, mar
ket it, and pipe It from any Of the com
ties of Wes,moreland, Indians, Butler
Beaver, Lawrence, Mercer, Armstrong OF
Allegheny. The capital Of The pew com
pauy will be betWe N 81 900 900 and So
600, 90, and its principal Offices will be in
Pittsburgh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-05
Iatroit'R Vote,

DETROIT, November 4-Ths complete
vote of this city gives.the following plural
tiles: For Mayer, Chamberlain Dem },
1907; for Clerk, Dust (Rep.), l,lO6; for
Treasurer, Schmittdiel Dem }. 1880; for
City Attorney, sheeran ( Dem }. 1885, and
for Police Justices and Justices Of the
Peace the Democratic plurality ranges
from 1000 to 5000. The upper house
stards nine Democrats to two Republicans
and the lower house ID tied, each party
having sixteen members.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-05
CONGRESS ON SILVER.
A Forecast OF The Next Houte on the
Great Question.

A Forecast OF The Next Houre on the
Great Question.
CHICAGO, November 4-Scudders H.
vestment Agency, of this city, has issued
the following circular; Hon. A. J. War
ner stated in q paper read before the Chi
cago Commercial Club, October 81,
1885, that two hundred votes
in the present House Of Representatives
can be counted to oppose the suspension
of the coinage Of silver dollars or words
to that effect.
As this matter is of great importance
in business point Of view, and as doubt
concerning it produces delay in enter
prises, we are endesvoring to ascertain
as near as possible the probability
concerning the attitude Of the present Con.
gress on this question. We find that Of
l49 Representatives who voted last winter
against suspension Of the Rules in order
to allow consideration Of the civil
appropriation bill containing 9 c.Sute
AutnorlzlDg temporary euspensiou VI tne
coinage Of the silver dollar. ninety.fve
have been reelected and ara members Of
the present Congress. These may be
counted on to vote in the same way. OF
the lls vo,es in favor Of suspending the
silver coinage. 6fty,seven only have
been reelected. The silver men
seem TO have been more successful
their opponents in securing the reelection
of new members, and those not voting on
this question last winter lin all l7l) more
than one ha come from those parts OF the
country known to be opposed to
the suspension of silver coinage. 1t
is therefore probable that at least 1870
votes in the present House Of Representa-
tives can be counted on to oppose and pre-
vent any attempt TO suspend silver eircu-
lation. We have taken means to ascer.
tain the opinion Of the new members and
OF the absentees last winter, and shall com.
mupicate The rssplt to our subscribers ss
coon az sscertaired.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-05
SLEEPING WITH HER CORPSE.
The Horrible Story of Wife Murder in New
York.

York.
BUFFALO, N. 7, NovsabeF The
body OF Eva Herman wife CT Chas. Her
man was found in the rooms Of the couple
iu this city to-day The couple were heard
qusrreling on Sunday night and the fact
that Mrs. Herman had not since been seen
led to an investigation. The body was
lying on the bed the throat cut and the
hands gashed in the struggle 10 which the
state of the room bore Witrega, The
woman kept a market stall, sud the nus.
band is 9 butcher out Of work. He has
been seen to enter the houte every evening
and leave it every morning tiDce the
tragedy and as there is bat one bed it is
believed that he has been sleeping beside
the corpse Of bis wife. He has not beep
arrested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-05
Only Pu,Ii,sr owns the wsssd.

Nsw YORK, November III = sutbori-
tatively stated at the World ofice that the
widely published dispatches questoning
tie Ownership Of that paper are entirely
without foundation in fsct. Hon. joseph
II. Puiizer 10 not only its editor. bot the
sole proprietor Of the paper. Hs never
signed the tfidsyit referred 10 in he dis
patches and, indeed. never sw Il. TIE
World 10 technically Published. ~ It he's
been for years. by the Press Poblisbing
Company. bat Every share Of stock Of thia
corporation 10 owned BY NJ. Pulitzs-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-05
The Famous Check

New YORK, November An the War
ner examination to-day L. W. Roster,
VIM. II. Ysnderbilts private secretary,
identified the famous : 5e,aO9 check
which Vanderbilt gave TO General Grant
in MAY 1884 lie would not slioS the
check 10 20 out Of his hands. Col Blts,
counsel for Ward, opposed motion to ad'
iourn the case until nt1t week on the
ground thst the District Attorney intended
TO bring Warner before the grand jury be,
fore the exsminstion had been completed
The case was adjourned in fP:te Of bis
protest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-05
IN. rr,suns,, Sew Jer..y Estimat

Iho IEIUuHe NO" ~SIS<J
NEw YoEE, November 4.-The Tribune
gives the complexion Of the next State
Legislature in New jersey IS folloEs;
Sspa,e-Repubfcsns, Is, Democrats, 5.
House-Republicans, 80, Democrats, r.
Independent Democrats, /. This gives
Republican majority of nine on joint ballot
and insurss the election Of Republican
United States Senator.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-05

Ii chronic cases OF .surslgis, rbsums-
tisn, or gout, vbs,s The disturbing cause
is certain asa which poisons the blood.
Sslvstic4 oi. should be used according 10
directions. This powerful pain destroyer
win in :ins dissolve the poison eirc1lsiisg
In The blood, and bring relied vbts Cd
Others fell. Sslvsaion Oil kills pain, sod
10 only twenty Eve cents bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-05
Tho Foprth POOL strike Over.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, November Alt is
thought the miners strike in the Fourth
Pool is over. This morning large nam
beg of the men were working, having COM
menced going in last Tuesday week.
Many families are said to be IN great des.
titution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-05
In PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, November 4-Tbs on.
cisl returns from twenty Eve counties and
revised estimates from the remainder, give
QGay (Rep 1861 plurality over Day
1t is probable that The official returns vii
increase OuaH's pluralitT 10 10000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-05
TWO APPOINTED
Of the Civil Service Commission
Yesterday.
EATON AND GREGORY SUCCEEDED
By Alfred P, EdgetOn Of Fort Wayne lNd''
and VIM. J. Trenholm Of
Charleston, S. c.
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES

WASHINGTON, November 4 The Presi-
dent to-day appointed Alfred P. Edgertopr
of Fort Wayne, Ind, Civil Service Com
missioner in place of Dorman B. Eaton,
resigned, and William F. Trenholm, Of
Charleston, s, c., in the place of John
Gregory, resigned.
HE Mr.. EDGERToS
was ID early life clerk in mercantile
hoase an New York City, but while still
Young removed to Northern Ohio as the
agent Of the Northern Land Company. He
then served four years in Con-
gress as a Democrat, and was
the financial agent of the State oi
Ohio, with Office in New York City. In
1858 he moved to Indiana, and in 1868
was the Democratic candidate for Lieuten
ant Governor, Vice President Hendricks
being the candidate for Governor. They
were both defeated. As a Democrat, he
refused to support Greedy in 1872 and
came within six votes Of being nominated
for Vice President on the 0Connor
ticket over John Quincy Adams, Jr. He
was then nominated as the straightout
Democratic candidate for Governor Of
Indians, but declined in letter which
urged all Democrats TO support
Mr.. Hendricks, and the latter was
elected. For fifteen years he has been
unanimously elected BY the common con.
sent Of Fl. Wayne, as the president OF the
board OF education OF that city, and by sp;
pointment Of Ex-Governor Porter, is di'
rector OF Purdue University. BE has been
engaged in many successful business en-
terprises and is in easy circumstances, and
is practical student of public affairs. He
He was for many years an intimate friend
and associate of Chief Justice Waite, who,
together with Senator Fl. B. Payne, Gov.
GRAY, of Indiana, Vice President Hendricks
and many leading citizens of Ohio and
Indiana warmly endorsed him as possess.
ing qualities peculiarly fitting him for the
work of the Civil Service Commission,
with which he is in full sympathy.
Mr.. TRENHOLM
is commission merchant, about 80 years
of age, and was warmly endorsed for the
appointment By leading friends OF the
Civil Service re form movement North and
South. He is the son Of the late Secretary
Trenholm OF the Treasury Of the Southern
CoHfederacy, aud has been brought into
prominence lately by bis address before
numerous bankers conventions On the
silver question and his writings on the
same subject which have attracted vide
sttent;eu:' He he's always Aee9 q Demo
crat
The resignation Of DR.. Gregory as q
member of the Civil Service Commission
was accepted by the President to take
effect on the appointment of his successor
but it is probable that he will remain in
Office until Mr.. Trenholm is ready to take
his place. Edgerton, who suc;eedo hr
Eaton, is in the city, but has not yet beer
officially notified of his appointment. He
will not be able to enter upon the discharge
of the duties of the Office for at least tYc
weeks
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-05

THkRE's one tooth-wssh, the ladies pride,
Beloved by bellies Ger every wash" beside;
One deniifrice there Is supremely blest
A sxeeter, better one than all the rest,
And you will find. in every land the ssFe
That SQz0DQNTsits old, familiar name,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-05
With Five Town. to Hear From

BosroS, Mass November 4.-The vote
of Massachusetts With five towns to hear
from is: For Governor-Republiean, Ill.,:
343; Prince (Demccrst) 90,l3 LSthtop
(Prohibi,ioD) 1891; Sumner Labor 2.
is4 Robinson'S plurality over Prince
22207.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-05
COMPLETE RETURNS.

Alterations In the Estimates of Iestsr-
dRy.
NEw YoEE November 4-Chsnpng
county, complete, gives Davenport 4. .+4s'
Bill 5 197, Bascom l64. Bush, Dem Is
reelected to the Assembly
Brooms county, complete. gives DsVen-
port 5.4O5, Hill 5,O2s, Carr 6.275, Jones
$3.50 Baseom 735.
ALBANY.
Albany City's complete returns give
Davenport 9.ll6, Bill IL ,346. The Even
ing JoErusl estimates that twenty 2epub-
Eesn and tEtige Democratic Senator'S and
seventy four Republican. 6lty-tVo Demo.
cratic and tao Independent AEsemblymeu
are elected.
BROOKLYN.
Complete and corrected returns from
the city Of Brooklyn and Kings county
make Hills nsiorify in that county
s.6sT.
\ CpmElste returns from Putnam county
give Davenport SIT plurality.
Fssex county c90plete gjEes Davenport
$50. Hill 2,070, Bascom l4G
Semiof6cisl returns from Columbii
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-05
rh.cxo o,s statement.

NEw YoRK. November The cfieial
abatement Of lhe Chesapeake and Ohio sys.
tenn for September. 1885. shoTs the gross
earnings TO be $6O9.7ll, Operating eT
peuses i35e, ara. and net earnings $3.50.
733. This is sn increase 10 the gross earn.
ipes as com pared With the came month
last year Of 81, $50 and sn increase in the
net earnings Of s15, 5,ll6.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-05

LIE is too short to nv bali . Dozen diff.
ferent Sure Cures" Hhsa one suffers with
q cough oz cold. stick to the best and use
DF. Balls Cough Syrup; it will cure your
cough and never disappoini you. AL
druggists sell it 81 twenty sse cents q
hahe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-05
Az APPOINTMENT.

Captain W. P. McCsDs, L. S. n, waV
to-day appointed Presidsnt of the Naval
Advisory Board, to succeed Admiral Simp
son, ard was ordered to duty Immediately.
The following presidential postmasters
were appointed to day: Robert Humph-
rey at East Brighton, N. Y. vice Mrs.
N. Smith suspended; Oscar D. Deer at
ROsnQSe, Va vics a. y. AsserFy sasPsn'
in1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-05
STATUS QUO ANTE
Of the Roumslian Question The
Bone Of Contention.
DISAGREEMENT OF THE POWERS
On the Question Of the Restoration Ger.
tain---Nothing Like Harmony
0btainable.
GENERAL FOREIGN DISPATCHES.

CoSsrASrISopLE, November 4.-Tnksy
has not yet named her delegate to the
Conference of the Powers on the Roums-
Ian question because the Ambassadors Of
the Powers disagree on the subject Of re.
storing status quo ante, and the measures
to be adopted to restore IT. The Porte
vi,hes the conference to open under the
auspices Of union OF the powers on the
aboss matters Said Pssha, ths ,sx
Turki.h Foreign Minister, has induced N.
DeNalidof, the Russian Ambassador, to
be less determined to depose Prince Alex
ander, Of Bulgaria. The Porte
is urging Sir William White, Who
continues to oct - the British
Ambassador to AK England for ireth in-
structious respecting its line Of sctien at
the proposed Balkan conference, 90 rs to
render . compromise on the Bulgaria
Roumefau question possible. The auir
tude Of England causes much uneasinesa
to the Porte, who believes that Lord Sails
bury, the English Prime Minister, does not
want 10 weaken any Of the Balkan States
becaute, as constituted, they form . bar.
rier against Russian sehemsa At the last
meeting Of the Ambassador Sir William
White enersetically opposed the proposi.
ton to restore the status quo ante in The
Balkans. The powers are certain to dir.
agree on this suLjscs Italy has tried and
failed to restore accord among the povsfa
on the matter. The Porto fesrs that
Austria will abandon her present policy.
which would greatly increase the difficult
ties Of the situation.
DR.. nrRH DEAD.
ABrRnrES, November Rev. William
Robinson Piere, ID. d.. Crown Principal
and Vice Chancellor Of the Univsr,ity Of
Aberdeen 10 dead.
DR.. Piere has been connected with svtry
important political MEASURE which has
been sgitated in Scotland during The past
4 years.
THE WATCH DENIED.
Paris. November 4.-The report pub.
lished in lie Liberte on Monday that the
eldest daughter Of tho Count Departs was
betrothed 10 brother OF the Car, 10 de-
MED to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-05

The State Veterinarian Of Ohio ssys
there is no cause foE sla:n on sespaht Of
glsuroPneumoDia sDsGS=-s A4lsis in that
State.
Zoe eoart house CT Cumberland county,
Ill. vas burned Yesterday. Loss, $40 900.
The rsIo:t that the Pennsylvania Rail
rosi Company contemp'ates vifhdrswipg
the New York and Chicago limited express
il denied By officials of that road.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-05
R.n,bl,eaa y,etory IN Nebraska.

OMAHA, November The Republican
State ticket in Nsbrssks is sIec,sdS by oyeE
20 coo majority
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-05
THE rRlSUNE

M 10 an editorial headed "Tbs President
aTI- S..' as oEn State. The TIiouns SAYS
s-.O. -us pSMoers's 2Si,, retain Nes York. Gov.
SsDS.hil ~ hil has eeeo elected By 6gure 50
'00s As to make The beggarly p'ural.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-05

THE COCK
S,ruts Proudly Over the Demo-
cratic Field
Of Victory and takes Everything ln-
tOHis Puffad Up era"
That Is Worth Having Leaving the
0ffal TO
rbs Starved and Emaciatsd Re-
publican Coon,
Win HOysrs On the Outskirts and
Looks WistfuI
Willis Ne Gaaws Such Spare Bones
as Nebraska.
The Longer We Look th' Bigger
the MsIOrities Grow,
IN Virginia Lees Mounts Up to
Possibly
Between Twenty-Five ard Thirty
thousand.
The Returns In New York Not All
In And
The Figures Of Yesterday Little
Altered.
Hills Majority Between Ten and
Fifteen thousand.
,ra.- O.. kIa,., Onpk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-05
DR.. PiIRI DEAD.
THE WATCH nISiED.

Paris. November 4.-The report pub.
lished in lie Liberte on Monday that the
eldest daughter Of tho Cont Departs was
betrothed TO . brother OF the Car, is de.
MED to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-05

ELMIRA, \. Y, November 4.-Gsvernor
Hill was serensd,d BY the Elmira Clab TO,
night. In response 10 calls ne deIivertd q
An address. ia which be thanked them Tor
having assisted 10 viDdiesting him from
charges which bad been brought sgainst
him during the campaign, congratulated
the party upon the fact that Ne. York Is
a Democratic State, and said that The re
suit shousd thar the Independent RepuSh
cans had left their party and become per
msnenlly Identified with the Democratic
nartY
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-05-07
Fifty Years Ago.

An old gentleman, who was % boy fifty
years ago, says that In his young days It
was.very uncommon to see q young man
with store clothea;onj and that O young
man, considered ishimself handsomely,
dressed with aCpair of clean: copperas
pants and blue honiesppn sack coat.
The frat pair of boots hsteyer had was
when he was 17,years old, and It took O
pair of No. l2 brogans to fit him. - He
bought them Saturday, and the next day
went to church, and thought himself,
handsomely dressed with his neg, boots,
eopperas pnnts, blue sack3 coat and wool
bat. In those days it was fashionabie
for geatlemen TO wear straps under, theiE
boots to keep their pants down. /, He cut
Elm some stRips Of leather about an inch
Wide,G and strapped his pants L which
were very tight) down UNDER his boots,
aud. when he made his appearance at,
church next day, thought he was very
much (. admired. He thinks that { IL q
young man were to make his appearance
10 public now, dressed similar to what
he was then, that he would attract, the.
universal attention and ridioule Of the,
public. He says he would willingly
give 70 for picture Of himself at that
time. This old gentleman now is one Of
our most prominent and prosperous citi.t
senB.--E El6ert0n Gdzette. l,ii .tgs 5sj,5: 2.