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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-21

are required Deserve in a different ,o..,.
so if one were selected in Wbeel;rA
would have to go somewhere b
Men who are na;d es
of your Treasury, paid by public 90
paid out Of the proceeds of public tav ,una'
the people, assumed to be fair. held - .
the soldier of the country, wbetbsr p =
Democrat or Republican, as a net|
whose hands his claim would have ;na u
fairness oftreatment. '"ules
And yet / want to read to Won
a few samples Of the official repor,s ~
agents which are found in the archirues
Washington coming from the diaeran.s Il
tions Of the country during the ~. Sc.
ministration. Little blanks are fnrHs. =.
to them for their reports as 10 bou
ployed. They read, first, where emf e.
second, how employed, and r"!e
run on down TO W We!
I hold in my hand a daily -
Tuesday, November 4th, lss4. tn 1i 10
is where employed?" The ax
Handbook, n. Y" The second
is "How EMPLOYER" The ISuG?
Working in the rain all day for FL
and Logan" ''Aa'
Another report for Tuesday. yo,.n,
4th, 1884. This is the day of the sI'at's
This report is from Ohio. 'WS"~aoe
ployed-Hillsboro, Highland Ga | ca,
How employed-voting for Bl,iv4
Logan, on leave" If he had said 40
for Blaine and Logan on public ,U01s
would have struck the truth NOR ~! d
Here is n from Maine: ''Wbsn
ployed-At Gorham, Cumberland coDs.S
Maine" "How employed~It,s"SH'
election, helping to elect Blaine and
grn." u
Another from New York '.Wbs,
ployed-Senquoit, Oneida county w
How employed-Ioting and wnfk;n,
Blaine and Logan" s%
Mr.. Kenna then continued ,bs
sion Of the action Of pension agent, - ~
field, reviewing the entire subject in an
terly manner, and including a full cDn,N
Grafton Of the pension ye,oe, of D
Cleveland, on which 80 much STRESS :, II
by Republican orators. The spe,ksr
accorded close attention ,hrourbon,
was frequently a~pplauded. Al -
conclusion of his speech the Demen,.
Club escorted the Senator hack To NJ, =,
tel, while the audience slowly dIner.y
each individual feeling that he had ,n'..
a profitable evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-21
Gus williams Tonight.

This evening that inimitable comedian,
Gus Williams, will appear ut the Opera
House. He is a favorite in Wheeling and
will no doubt have a big house. The BOs-
ton Transcript says of the piece: The How
ard last evening was u sight to gladden. a
managers heart. 1t was packed from
floor 10 dome with q mass of intensely de
lighted humanity. Gus Williams appear
ed in a new musical comedy, b. George
Hoey, entitled "Oh! What a Night" The
plot is simple, turning on the perpleXitieS
ofa husband and wife who find great en-
barrassment in trying to keep secrets from
each other. Mr.. Williams is, Of course,
an Immensely funny gentleman, with a
German accent, VINO makes g great many
laughable speeches and sings q number OF
clever songs. He has an excellent com
pany, and his whole performance is full OF
interest and hilarity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-21
To Run 10 HultingtoR.

A committee Of the Board of directors
of the Ohio River Railroad met last week
in Philadelphia, to locate line from Point
Pleasant to Huntington, as an extension
of the Ohio River road. To this end,
CHIEF Engineer j. Fickinger and Mr.. j. ?.
Ilsley, Of Philadelphia, left Parkersburg
yesterday morning for Point Pleasant
and will make an inspection OF the ground,
and at enea PIT an engineer corps in the
field to make the location fOr the extension
of this road. The distance is about forty
five miles. This is good news for all the
residents of the Ohio Valley.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-21
ABOUT THE CITY.
had Wreck.

AC. & P. freight train, No. 70, while
taking water about two miles east OF
Rochester, Pa, was run into by a Fort
WAYNE fast freight at 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. John Barrett, 4 brakeman on
the C.. & p. train, and a resident OF Mar
tins Ferry, was seriously injured. \
number of ears were smashed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-21
Index TO New Advertisements.
SECOND PAGE.

SECOND PAGE.
Regular Monthly Meeting-Chamber OF Com
meTCe.
For Sale-COal Bank Mules.
Dor R~ent-ROOmS.
For Rent-Furuished Room.
Gloves f6F BicyclerS-D. Gundling { c.
Opera HOuSe-L6WF6l Barrett,
Take Notice-H. =. wilkinson.
Reduced PriceS-G. Mendel & Co.
Excelsior Baking Powder-R. II. List.
Natural Gas Fitting Il NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
4 Sou.
FOURTH PAGE.
Don't Be = ClRm-M. Gutman \ Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-21
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
THE WEATHER.

Mr.. C. Schnepf, the Opera House drug,
qist, made the following observations OF
the temperature, Wednesday: 7 a. m, AZ;
II a u, -; 3 p. NJ, n Z p. M, G8.
INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. October 81
For Western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia, fair weather except IN the yicln-
ity of Erie; local rains; Westerly winds;
colder with a slight cold wave.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-21

Now is tine nUe 10 make your selection
of shoes for fall and winter Ee9, as we
are daily receiving the finest line of shoes
ever brought to the city. No end to the
STYLES and variety. L. V. BLOND.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-21
New Goods.

The moSt durable goods the most stylish
goods, the best fitting goods ald the best
assorted stock of shoes at the lowest pos
sible prices. L. V. BLOND.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-21
TransEep of Real Egtate.

The following transfer of real estate was
left for record at Clerk Hooks Office yes
terday:
Deed made October 20, 1896, by Robert
Fathers and wife, to Oliver Pryor, for a
tract of land on the waters Of Middle
Wheeling creek, containing 15T acres, 3
rods and 10 poles. Consideration, S332i'-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-21

Dr.. HENNIG's Cough Syrup will not
only cure WhOoping Cough and Group but
all coughs originating from colds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-21

RR. 6EygIe's Cough Syrup will not
only cure WhOOping cough and Group, but
all coughs originating from eoiSs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-21
4 Pleasant AFFAIR.

The Turner Association opened their SC
cial season with q grand concert and ball
at their hall, lest evening. The enter
tainment consisted Of athletic exercises on
the horizontal and parallel bars, several
pretty overtures by the Opera House Or
chestra, several fine selections by the
singing sectioa Of the club and tableaux OF
''Rebecca at the we'll" a4i Jonathan
and David's Friendship" J. LoOs, c.
Straub, w. BUGGY and Master Hoefer also
did some excellent acrObatic work, the
whole forming a very pleasing entertain
ment. At its conclusion the hall was
cleared AID tie ball began, the Opera
House orchestra furnishing the music. An
appetizing supper was served at II O'Clock
which was heartily partaken OF, and the
fun was kept up gaily until an early hour
this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-21
The Fastest Time ON Record.

The time recently made on the Hamp-
den Park bicycle track seems almost too
fast to believe. VIM. Rowe, the champion
of the world and fast rider for the Column
bia Wheels, made a run of 81 miles LA
yards within the hour, beating all previ-
Gus records by half a mile. The effort
brought about in this manner: The
Overman Wheel Co. manufacturers Of the
Victor bicycle had their nan Will
liam Rhodes make an attempt
to lower the worlds records for an hour
and he succeeded in making wonderful
time and breaking all records from II to
81 miles, but Rowe only let him hold it
for SE days when he
went at it and MADE the above
wonderful time. A mile every tEo
minutes and 46 seconds for 60 minutes is a
terrible strain on a man, but Billy always
finishes Eith a smile, and old riders say
that to see the way he controls a machine
through a long run is wonderful, Rowe
now holds all miles from two TO twenty
one
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-21

We will receive to-day one carload %
Chicago CO bbage, especially for kTant.
ZARNTz BROsi& Co.
No. 1890 Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-21

Dr.. Hennig's Cough Syrup will not only
cure WhoOping cough and Group but all
coughs originating from colds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-21

Exquisite lin OF the Yssy latest
style Neekwear, d finest we eyer
had. at the Star.
D. GUNDLING q CO.,
SO Twelfth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-21
A LITTLE sKNsAl'o'
Tina, Disturbed the 0niet PrstIn"'
Eastern Side Of the CITY

Thai Dtsturbcd tbe J"'''
Eastern Side ofths CITY
Quite an excitement Sas oca''
East Wheeling last evening by 'Ss O.
pade Of q yonng man, which 'e''
his arrest. From what can b '
the racket Harry Wallace
about 7 o'clockdroye out ;" 'h'
Harry E1ley 1906 Wood street, ss1 az
Exley and his wife were 'l.unsw,a,r
front door. Exley's story Is thai -
iumted ont OF the rig and called
The edge Of the pa'en,n' Sd
he asked him about q honse WIZ" Wh,sk
had intended selling fof him;
told Wallace that be had not iln' .sr
end 10 the sale, wallace bsSi srnz
ard some warm words iolloss rs1s
which Mn. Exley, fearing L.,,qpp
strated with her husband -
Wallace made several insulting ~
to her. and before Erley could srgn
insult, jumped into the bagg ~,
Off down Woods street, VIII li
ing on a run. ..naA ybS
brought all tho people i'lhs Dn
streets ,raverssd, 10 ibeir CO.. >
WeoSs ssreet went the flying "a -
S;ns.sensb' down Nineteenth 70 ob5
Eof to Twelfth, down TSei,.n ,;n. 81
line and down Chapline- az - 40
Exley following elose in tbe II, ~
CITY Building be came up WIN ,Gdk =
and managed to eabrh is'
one Of the horses, b'lp ,hip .
TO a stop. Wallace threw s,d srSa
Him and the latter seized . ~
W.n.ce' An this time Eslty b
ing police, and BY the . ns , h
Junkins reached Ne ~;cnify, -
crowd had assembled in the w h,d W
Il vas soon reported thaia - ,sssi.
sssnned 10 pieces, probably % sstsaS
the excited and disheseisa .r,-tsS
The men. ExIey had Walise sBs
disorderly conduct, and ID o;as
s;rsd in Police Court this D'r
s..a.s EIs.ra-"
.r.ba,E. Oetsts' ~ 81.
n. .ommi.,ee CONSISTING Of Ms. Ds
,,h Ehrie. Oscar sandrock, Jou -
Ioan xf;iIism sehafer have arI.os y
The o. z. r. r. for . grana = te y
Parkenbmp, for the neneh rdkss,y,
REF 81. stephanus church. ,.nss 80
ssie By the above named
the ticket ofkce.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-21

Ls.GoOD&cO. selldry goods the cheapest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-21
CUTMAN& cos

Mammoth Stores to the Music of the Highest Quality
Greatest Variety and Lowest Prices. It's no eXagggera-
ton to saw that the crowds that thronged our six floors
for the last ten days resembled a procession, but 1t is no
wonder that Sensible People, Tasty People, and ECO
nomical People will 90 where they kNO" that ther
money will get them the best and the cheapest
Additional shipments of hundreds Of new o styles e@s haTe
bepn received within the last few days, and our custom
aS viii have the opportunity of making selections from
what is NDISPUfABLY the finest, largest and cheap
est assortment OF Mems and Boys Clothing ever seen IN
this city.
We ae 1i SH !" WSso in fr 5 800
We are showing the Best Suits land more OF -oo
'em) in Wheeling for . 'Oo
We are showing the Best Suits land more OIL ooo
'em) in Wheeling tor "oo
We are showing the Best Suits land more ol ,oo o
'em) in Wheeling for l"o'
We are showing the Best Suits land more OIL ooo
'eml in Wheeling for e lzoo
We are showing the Best Suits land more I" ,-oo
'emj in Wheeling for lo""
We are showing the Best SUITS land more ol oooo
'em) in Wheeling for z"o'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-21

W. r. ebovinu more and better Clothing of every description for
Man Rov or Child than all the stores in Wheeling combined can snow
The " one boss Clothing concerns, whose business IS on me
wane on account of their high prices and poor goods, seem enMOuS OF
~. motcbIees success. It's quite natural, though, for we sell more
CIotbinu on a Saturday night than they do during the entire week
Healthy and sensible people don't like to visit g~raVe-yards. ihey pre-
fer 10 come where there's life, good goods and low prices, anu sensiD'e
ueouIe KNOW these THINGS are HERE. Don't fai 10 see OUT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-21

atteption to this state Of things, request
ing Jewell to write to Commissioners ReBt-
ly and asking him TO prepaTe q circular
for political uses " the State Of Indiana.
That circular, my friends, was prepared,
issued, and forwarded by Mr.. Bently and
pronounced satisfactory by John G. New,
chairman of one Of the three Republican
committees Of The .s.hef two Of which
Dorsey and Jewell were chairmen. SO
! we'll was the work done that J. A. Hub
bell
OF POLITICAL ASSESSMENT FAME
wrote the following letter:
JAY A. HUBBEtI To BENTLEY.
HEADQpARfERs REPUBLICAN Con-
uBEssIOSAL COMMITTEE, 1880.
1917 F STREET NORTHWEST,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. ash, lse0.l
DEAR SIR: note the contents ~ your
note. The lot Of pension letters sent you
this morning was merely 10 supply a press
ing demand, which ! supposed existed.
You may arrange for the distributing OF
10000 if you need 50 many, and they
will be supplied promptly.
You're, &c, &c,
JAY A. HUpBEL, Chairman,
Hon. IoHgeA. BENTLEY,
Com. Of Pensions.
Now my friends, / shall not dwell in dis
cussion upon the character Of an act which
invoked the great pension bureau of this
country
FROM ITS LEGITIMATE cHAESELs
in the direction Of politics. l come to
more direct matters. You know as i Q
that we have throughout this country \
are known as pension agents-men who are
presumed 70 he selected for their honesty,
for their efficiency, for their absolute
judicial impartiality and fairness, men to
secure whose impartial action the depart
ment has been 50 anxious heretofore, that
they are not even allowed TO serve In the
neighborhood from whence they come, but
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-21

Don't Be a clam-N. Gutman L Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-21

Uniteq States 10 ask fr E~rcteCtlCF. He
saws that even an American citizen COULD
only have recourse 10 an appeal to the
courteyy of the British Government to be
released. He added, in a later COM
communication, that the British Govern
meut refused to give him any information
about the charge against me, and that they
snubbed him.
'Your mother wrote 10 Mr.. Blaine about
my case, but that gentleman did not deign
even q reply. heard nothing whatever
from him. " = = am now in Jail 60
ing on seven months, charged with no
crime, and not even the shadow of sus-
picion that | violated any laws; and when
u American Minister asks a civil ques-
ton about ms he is snubbed, iusulted,
and his flag tTampled on; but he does not
apbeSE 20 make much fuss about it, and
the American Government takes no notice
of the question any more than the king
of the Sandwich Island would"
There, my friend. is
A RETTER PICTURE THAN / COULD WRITE,
a better view than / could portray Of the
relationship of the American Government
under the past Republican administration
with its citizens that were abroad. How
is it now? 4 few months ago a man
named Cutting was arrested by Mexican
authorities fqT en- alleged violation of
Mexican law on American soil, carried
across the Rio Grande and placed in a
Mexican prison. He may thank his
Maker that the Amencan Government
was in Democratic hands for his prompt
and effectual release. Applause. I
will not stop, my friends, at this moment 10
discuss tho relations of our Government
to the commerce Of the world under the
administration of the last twenty
five years Go to your merchants
in New York Baltimore, Philadelphia,
Chicago, st. Louis, in Wheeling your mar
ufacturers and your merchants and ask
them who to-day under the manipulation
Of a quarter of a century
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-21


That man who makes such a declaration
lies in his throat and he knows it
when he does t. i Is shameless,
I say, that men of ordinary intelligence,
men Of character will take the rostrum in
one State and another and in the face OF
the declaration of their own National
platform, in which we find the very words
/ read: ''fhe Republican party pledges
itself TO correct the Irregularities Of the
tariff and to reduce the surplus" dare to
denouncea Democrat if that Democrat
dare to say that he will undertake to do
that verything.
Up to lS6Ithe largest amount of reye-
nue. collected by this Government nom
all sources combined was $50, 81, Gao. Is.
Within the limit OF that amount was found
all the protection this country ever had to
that date, or desired, or asked. Under
the present condition of affairs in 1885,
the amount collected from import duties
alone was Sls1, All, 939. ia, and in 1885
$191, 747, $50. II. The Democratic party
teaches as Blackstone teaches, that when
human society was Toned each individual
who composed 1t surrendered some part
of his natural right, in order to secure a
better protection, a perfect protection, if
possible, of the rights which be reserved.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-12-15
Stl npre mango tfanoinaoiffe ssenner p9 Rnnber!
9eifn 8rOtbfr6 bar iOaQ
1loget at lige jfr, Tom er af
itor SetDorlillg for foer lflp.
9et fr en- Dflbfffet10t 5ag,
at ri bQr bet bfoite og itprlte
llouQlg | bette @ou1ltn af
&lGoer, 5finopeltle, Sper=
frafffr, @anolffr, &a1ter olD.

Dg en- anoen pel6efenot @abbe6 er, at altio fan ad
@arer for eoers n9e bos os eno no9et a6et @teo
g lel9er iueen 9are eenbige @arer for npe os bpo1
b9e andre eno p tbDoe JET aa6ann pl ri a9epel el9e
rife nDe og 1no0erne @arer bQtgere,
Scr orlisti9 os LAB jer fife anse af npe Hloenila9ere
mte6 ct 2aeer al 9amle forla9te [&le6er.
&pb life en- 9oQars 8erb al garer, fgr S bar erbolo
bore Hrler o9 feet bort 2a9er.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-12-15

@aa famine Eib, iom man ube !
2on6et bolber paa at bi8tutere
@pbr9smaa(et ON, at 2icenie>8 >8en9ene
fra Salounerne burbe saa til @oun=
tiet ifeoetfor til Bperne, ct ber ber !
B1en Menb, iom tror, at 9raitteu
burbe foranbres berben, at 5orret'
ninsen bebre funbe eies ps betpres
al ct Bolas enb iom MI af 8riuat>
menb. Set antases, at En- Befprer,
iom alene bao6e Maaneospen9e, lite
ftulbe bore faa rneset interesieret /
5orretnin9en, at ban ituloe friftes til
at osertrebe 2onenlpeb {. St. at iel.
se til brutne 8erfoner eller 1alse til
uloplis Eio. Ds paa ben Maabe
pilbe niitnot meset pinbes. Sasen
ON acknowledgements blioer MI iaa
meset asiteret, at en- 6oranbrins al et
elIer anbet @lass formobenttis lite er
lanst borte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-12-15

3 u
Nnsaaenbe bet npe @inbSipse Nipl
bleu bet isaaraftes befienbt, at Cont
misfonen bar ubieet 5ersus Galls
iom bet Steb, buor bet ftal opfbres,
9ette er en- gtpbeb, iom bill iette npI
Mpb i mango lite Blot ! Dor Bb meu
i bette County. 9urra for Gersusl
Surra for Niplet, LIB runot ON pad
@abebibrnerne isaaraftes. @nbnu es
bog en- Iins isien, ,.emlis at 2esiSla.
turen sobtienber Gummisf sfiouens
8ols, men bette fan ber antaselis itft
blioe nu9en Guipl ON.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-12-15
Mebaft6r Glfens Sale Deb Mf=
bclbsfeffen i Ter8us Taas
fprriee Iirsbas.

Ebemaet bar r9en amer,tanlfe
@aloon". Set nistisite af Ealen bar
iom fblser:
rSes ber ON Dpmarfiombeb, ei
for mig ielp men for ben Sag, leg
fiamper for. Seq itaar Der iom ben,
ber bar fraiast fig gtpoelien at ber.=
ienbe 9ritte. Sec itaar Der iom
Mobitanper af @aloontrafitfen % bill
faa eber oper paa min Sibe. 8i ier
bporlebes uta(Iise Menneiter lese meo
8aseret, og ti1ilut b1ipe be bets S1az
Der. 9erfor ct ber. nu Menueifer
runbt omtrins, iom Tiger at aaa iams
men en- 6orenins iom s nu ber.
Nrbeioet bar lite paret fru9teslsi,
bet inber leg M ub paa mine @eiier.
Sfior bar ber en-, fom ifrep mig til
fra Gli5abetb um at faa ienbt SO ST.
emplarer af Gfbolbsblaoet. gen er
ber en- Afbolbsforenins beroppe. s
8elican 8apibs liseiaa. 0s oer er
flor 5oranbrins at ie. Ct ber noset,
iom itulbe sipre os ipriae. iaa er bet
bette. 5remab / Mlpor for ebers Sag,
men glen ei Iluoret!
Sbet Ealeren ber ,,1inbebe ON, at
ban Fulbe tale ON Den am. .Saloon" ,
git ban itror oper til Spbrssmaalet
ON, bDab &rObibition er. r9et Ct
en- 5eiltaselie", iasbe ban, rnaar mon
mener, ben ital forbinbre 9ruttenita,
ben. Trobibitionen er imob Jabri.
tation % Sals al beruienoe Dritfe.
2open forbpoerS rSalo of itabeliseM Mab>
parer. Den flyer, ba itat lite forsiue
lbine Msebuenneifer 2opeu fommer,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-12-15

observation-disclosures fbrite
gtapport til Statens 2eaislatur er
trpft og uo9ipet. Sc torellaar en- bef
Sci 5oranbrinser ! ben nuperenoe
Sernbane>o9 @arebuslup. % &ap<
purten beitaar peientlig at 2opfor.
flag, iom ben anbefaler,, 2esislaturen
at peotage.