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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08

Mrs. Winsiov's Soothing Syrup % chii.
dren tssthing, 10 ihs prescipho. Of ons Of
the best female nurses and phgIcisns In The
United States, and has hSsa used for forty
years With never fsiSns SUCCESS By mil.
lions OF motksss for tkeir children. Du.
ing tho proces Of teething in vaIus 10 IL.
calculable. II relieves he child from pain,
cures dysentery and diauhes, gripine In
the bovels, and wind colo. By givinS
heal.s TO the child Il rests The neth6.
Price ks Q bottle,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08
A Mexican Duel.

CaIHUAHUA, Mexico, March IA @ duel
with pistols, between Trinidad Aware fs,
and Ssnor Paredez, has just heen tougnt
in the suburbs o. this cit5. Paredez re,
ceiyed three wounds, and 1t 8 behe 60 ne ne
vii die from bis injuries. The nrst Two I'VE
sbo,s SEED at Alvarez missed him, but the
pSird struck hiz, in the forehead, killing
him t instantly. Both were Vrominent here,
TLs duel was caused BY q quarrel oetsSeH =
the esmilie. &C the two men In which tney
6scsme fs involved. Fszs5el was the ehst
lenging party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08
IncentliarY Fire.

SHJBExy lille, O., March The dwell
ing house and saloon of Ball GrisiIgeE, To-
csted st Fairfield, this county, we're com
pletely destroyed by FIRE last night at IL
o'clock. The fire WAS the work OF incen-
diaries, who are opposed TO saloons in Fair,
field. Grisinger has received letters from
unkpoWii nersops threatening to burn his
plsoo nm il be did not leave. No clew to
,be peffpstrstoss rcss about 81 200.
There ia no insurance on the bullaiuS,
and but 5000 on the stock in the German,
Of Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08
MORMON WOMEN
Held a Mass Meeting to Uphold Their
Rights.

Held a Mass Meeting to Uphold Their
Rights.
SALT LAKE, U,sh, March "A large
meeting Of Mormon women was held in
a Theatre yesterday till late hour. Many
speeches were made and protest adopt
ed. The speeches to uphold the Fignt o.
women to 90 in polYgsmy, said that thous-
an6s of women in the East now IN prostl-
tuition, would be glad 70 be made wives
such as the speakers were. it"assemon'
strsted that the Government here had no
right 10 ssy women shau not marry.
I, might as we'll take tie opposite course
and compel virgins from eioisters 10
marry. Such social preferences should 9e
respected. The government had no got
10 interfere. The protest declared that
yomanhood had been outraged IN IN:
Urah courts in questions about expected
maternity, fathers Of children, etc: Sui
fraoe was declared to be Yested right IN
woman not to be attacked. An en4pEstic
denial was msde that they voted other"lse
than according TO their Tree VIII
Noble women who had refused to
answer questions propOunded by the courts
were eulocized and the action OF Judge
ZANE and United States Attorney D.ckson
m recurring testimony fron legal Hiie
against her husband in unlawful eohaoita-
mn cases, was condemned.
Tba wives and mothers Of the Ooitso
S,atsS v,ss cslled upon to come TO ihe
osa;stancs o,sI'T OF ;6e women Of Utah in their
ass;s,ance 10 interference With their rights
A COMMITTEES was appointed to memoFa'i+s
tbe President on the subject
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08
Crazy Over "O,tisr Joe :.

BALTIMORE, March The Dsvspapsr
talk created by the reading In public Of
Simmes poem. "onl,r Joe" led to de-.
msnd Tor II in this city, and the announces.
msDt that it would be recited last nigh, st
Ford's Opera House by Miss Blsseis
Chapman. attracted one Of the largest su.
disnces Of the season. Fully 1900 ladies'
and gentlemen enthusiastically spplssdsd
Q highly dramatic rssdition Of ,bs much
criticized pesh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08
How women Differ from Men,

At lesst three men - tie average jury
are bound 70 5.ssgree with the rest jest to
show ihst they've got minds Of their own;
but there 10 no disagreement among the
women a. TO the merits Of Dr.. Herce's
"Fsyori,e Prescription They are sll
unanimous in pronorneins it the bes. rem
sdJ the world for ell those chronic dis
cages, weaknesses end complaint: peculiar
to their sex !; transforms the pale, bag
gard, dispirise1 woman into one Of spark.
Ing sealfh, and the ringing laugh again
'felgns supreme in the happy bouasSold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08
Mr.. Henshaw Buried

M.pyrssBuRa, ". Va, March 5,-Hon'
" Hsnsbss was buried this eyeping,
Rev r D. Roller, cf the EPiscopss
CHURCH, preached the funeral sefs.eS. F. me me
bodg was followed to the grave oy tue
B.Tkley county Bar, Kuights TemP'sT r
R,yaI ArcSnum and the Mssous-ot all
Of which organizations he vas MEMBER
The funeral was Q very large one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08
Fire Mt "A untipstoa

HUyTlSGros, W. Va. March ga d..
fective foe was the cause Of Z ire on the
roof Of John Heidet's kosss co Second
avenue, between Ninth ssA Tenth streets.
., four O'Clock today. Before the engine
20, to work iss house adjoining. btloog-
ing u o Mf. Hartmann, caught sol both
we're pretty veil burned. Lsss from 81 200
to q, 400; no iosg.asee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08
~, ,,,,.ourI aud Pacific to be Sold.

sr LOUIS, March The Missouri and
Pacific Railroad, which formed part oI o.
the wabash system, hss been ordered SOLO
,nJo- q deeres of foreclosure granted oS
IuJ1s Treat of the q. S. CoGrt. The sale
;s 70 be conducted by special Master allen,
and will take place twenty days nence 81
- cuu,ou House in this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08
Cincinnati Theatres Booming Yesterday.

CrxcISSrIAr1, O., Marsh I'm scccr-
dance With reso 'ution passed q! meet
inc OF local managers last week, oil thea,
tres except the Grand gave q matinee and
evening performance to-day. At the insti-
oat;ou Of the Law and Order League three
osrformers Of Eecks and one at the Peo-
ple's were arrested and w,ll be s'iedto NOR
row before q justic Of the peace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08
WousIeyful OuroSs

W. d. Hoyt L Co., Wholesale and he-
tail Druggists Of pone. Ga. say. We
have been selling Dr.. Kisgs Ne. Discov'
cry, Electric Bittsrs and Bockisns Af:,c.
ssiye for tvo yessa Havs bevss kasNa
remedies that ssIl ~ vell, o. give sues
uniy.ssi safisisctioa. Ih9s have eesa
soma wonderful cures e0seted y thoe
medicines In tbs city esvaAi sases d
prououpced Cossumpjos haysbess s.iiss-
" cured BY the use of . fss boef'es o "
Kings Ne. Discovery, takss ~ cosssct'oe
v;,k Electric B;ttRa We Rsarsrsfs ~
slssya Sold by Losss 1 Co
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, March The discount was
firm at for three months and per
cent for short Busin's, on The Stock
Exchange is tc'ive and the tone i'm proved
but prices wi,hou, exception were about
the same. Amer can railway securities
we're frner and dealings we're brisk. The
fears Of pool difficulties have subsidized and
the prospects Of the Reading reorgsnizA
ton are recovering confidence. All isases
show q marked gAid in prices, closing the
highest Of the week
PARIS, March The bouss waa IN.
easy and irregular. b,iag disturbed BY ru.
mors Of bad BUDGET balance cap,ine I'd.
verse financial proposals By the Ministry
Buying confined to iorsigu stoeks Three
per cent reptss are down two; Bank OF
France has tsllen 10 francs; Seuz Canal
has fallen IS francs under decreased rs.
csipts.
BrRLIS. March THE bure VS.
steady and quiet and changes were td.
fling. Austrian gold ren,es closed O,
80 80. and Hungarian gold q, "a.
FRisKroEr, March There was 90
change OF importance on the bourss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08
Lewis WIns.

Nrv,rxvE, Wis, March IA % ans
,onpS md" wrestling match, catch as n eaten
rOGna Con and Greco Roman or $500, between
Evan Lewis, of recent exPerienesL WI .sa
gstssdo the jap, and Charles 9otn, the
Gsrmsn GH champion, was won BY the foFmes
- tbres straight falls. this evening
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08

DALLAS, Tgz &srcn distinct Mos
..- V.orxnsu Cfolisu, 0I Galveston, who
"a. -, i'm 7ssched Yesterday Oy the assemblies
conposng on Dlstr,c. =, Nuight' Of Labor
yss F,.ri or rhe s,res, il 3 morning in-
.,ricsrs5 and W., arr7s,,d Gud lined 6y
the Mavor. Golden vas adiic u 10 hqqo'
sons Years ago. but retora=d. By his
,rssspt copduc. 4e loses the highest gltt IN
the Texas knights Of Labor.
/, is learned that the hniE6a's have
f,-7gl,,ed a circular asking the business
men to siga IN agreement 10 not buy or
asniIs The goods Manufactured by Sts'?3on
{ 10 aud a..5x the Knights 70 examine
their s,ocS Of goods; also that all goods Oe
shipped by c,her I6sn 0g the Mallory
S,e.maaip Line. /. il understood this
agreement will be presented % o.! business
houses here aud elsewns-e IN .e$as.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08

orp Dsscon DObson bosstsd that ns
- G aIxsss "prsuared foc the worst; ana
% va ~ vss for he always kapt d.. BuI
S,ush 20 - Sv,ps in the btus ) regsIdin II
ths only ssfs rsmsdyf for Sou 1As ana '0'a''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08
HoRsFoRp's ACID PHOSPHATE
ror Sick Hes dache.

Dr. n. s. R,Ad. Chic, 80 ssys Il think
!, il a remedy of the highest value in many
so,rs of mental and nervous exhaustion,
s,.snded attend by sick headache, dyspepsia and
diminished vitality.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08

SALVATION Oil, the celebrated American
remedy for cuts. bruises, sprains, scalds,
cbilblains, &C., can se had at all drug
gists. 1t kills pain. Price twenty-five
cents q bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08
FOREIGN NEWS.

Gladstone's Landlord Schemes Foreign
Markets.
LONDON, March 1-Mr. Gladstone has
90 far progressed with the landlord, en-.
preparation scheme as TO requi'e the ser.
vices Of Sir Henry TbripR, the Parliamen-
tary council to the Government 10 draft
the details OF the bill He proposes On ~
cendipg scale Of rates OF purchase on the
ratio Of the extent and value Of tenants
holdings
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08

TIE CTGAR EnTrorr.

As a result Of the boycott against non
unoG made cigar, tbs wholesale grocers
ana dealers ct the city are receiving large
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08
KENTUCKY CONVICT LABOR
A., Determined that the Convicts
'"' shall Ultimately Go


shall Ultimately Go
l,-,,,.-,,r Ky, March THE hive
.,,,;.. ., &. .te militia sent by Gov
Knott TO protect tb,, eonviet' and State
.o,ons,,v q, the Gresawoo,t mines, near the
Cincinnati Southern road in ia'AsA' eOun'
". Kv. arrived there early this <aoFn'ng
and took the two hundred free miners "4'
cir,.eps entirely by surprise. Toe tree
miner, had ordered tho lessses 10 remove
the couyicts, AID are awaiting tor the eX-
Diratiop OF two days OF grace before they
rssort 10 the threatened violence. Ihe
mob "a orderly aud not disposed to resort
10 violence. but they insist on Toe removal
Of the convicys They say that OF course
thew can do nothing aud will DO nothing
as long ga the troops remain oH'
say the cOnylCls must and saan go
ius, as soon as the soldiers are ordered
away. They say they blame no one oai
'hs L.sgislature and insist that It IS the
ju,, Of tha, body 10 repeal the law which
allows convic.s to bs leased and worked 10
the de,nmsat o. tree labor. The soldiers
are in charge sd no trouble IS ANTICIPATED
while they remain. oct it is the OPINION
thai when they 20 the ciGzsns VIII Iorc'
-he congje;s tC 20. Tne question ls tnen
NIL the State keep The militia on gusFo
Continually Ut wiu he conTct5 De re-
moved Couvicts axe w0sSsd IN seVera
other mines in toe Ssats, ana The SANE
trouble is likely 20 sPUipg up sny day
CHICAGO sOYCDrrE.
CrfAGo March - The assembly at q
meeting today. ordered q boycott against
Maxzsl B,2s box manufacturers. whose
men struck Two nonrh' ago on account oi
the Introduction OF labor saving ma
chiuery. Maxwell Bros filed the places
Of TIE strikers wi'h ron .,Gion men, winch
ls the direct cause OF the boyee;t.
A communication from the Fypogrspn
zeal Uuloa OF Atlanta, Ga. asking Chicago
Ccupositors TO boyc9.s sll firms who sdyer-
Use n the Atlanta Const;ution, which EN-
Poyes noa.unicn meu, Wss also Eesd.
GRAIN NsN ANXIOUS.
ST I.OUis, no March T.-Grain reGe-V
eFs here are very much alarmed aoout the
railroad situ,Gon aud tear q shutting OF
Of the receipts that viii psralyze business
Considerable corn has been purchased
along the Gould lines for shipment this
trssk, but purchasers sag they DO not be
AeT9 they viii be able 10 move it. On the
pFesenS urgent demand fOr export corr
they sag ,ai2 will make 8 hardship thai
cannot be estimated.
THE CIGAR BOYCOTT.
AS result Of the boycott against non
unon made cigar, tie wholesale grocers
ana dealers Ct the city are receiving large
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08
PARKERSBURG.

BurI, d by the Fire BrIgade-Glove Contest
-ProhibItion-Broom DIiil-Set Aside.
NoTE-Parkersbu,g parties desiring the publ
cation of religious, social and personal matter IN
ton by addressing Lock Box PAS, Parkersburg,
". Va. not Later than 10 o'clock IN. Satu, day.
BE brief aud to the point. Matters Of special ln-
tersst Tor any other date can be deposited IN the
same manner before 10 a. IN. any day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08
I DREAMED THIS pREAN

l was in far country. 1t was not Per-
sis, although more than Oriental lu4usi
snce crowned the e.ties. Il vas not the
tropics, although more than tropical fruit
falness filed the gardens. il was not
Italy, although more than Italian soffness
filed the air. And / wandered ero13d
looking for ,hoyps snl pstties, but I found
that none a them grew there. and saw
the sun rise, sad / watched TO see it set,
but il sank not. And sac the people in
holiday attire, snd l said: When VIII
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08
The DOMESTIC CIRCLE.
The Ninth Series of Talmags on
The Marriage Ring.
SOME BEAUTIFUL REMARKS ON HOME
The Haven Of Man on the Stormy Sea
Of life-.-What
Is lt7
SpeeiGI 10 ne REGISTER.

BROOKLYN, March Rev. I. De Witt
Tsluage, D. D., preached to-day in the
Brooklyn Tabernacle, the ninth OF bis
series of sermons on The Marriage Ring
the subject being The Domestic Circle
Before the sermon he read the names OF
seventy pew members, making the present
number of communicates about thirty'three
hundred. The hymn sung was:
"oh, could S, ,eak the matehless wsrsh!
Oh, could sound the glorious forth
That in my saviour shine"'
Appropriate passages Of Scripture were
read and expounded by Dr.. Tslmsge, after
which he took his text from Mark v. l9;
Go home to thy friends, and tell them how
great things the Lord hath done for thee
Following is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08
ONLY PILGRIMS

and strangers here. Heaven is our home
Death will never knock at the door Of that
mansion, and in al that country there is
not single grave. How glad parents are
in holiday time to gather their children
home again. Bot | have noticed that there
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08


Father will be when be gets all his child.
rem home With him in heaven! And how
delightful it will be for brothers and sisters
to meet after long separation, Once
they parted at the door Of the tomb; now
they meet at tbe door Of immortal
ity. Once they saw only through
glses dsrkly, now II is face to face; corup
ton, interruption; mortality, Immortality.
Where are now all their sins and sorrows
and troubles2 Overwhelmed in the Red
Sea Of Death while they passed through dry
shod.
Gates Of pearl cspsIones Of amethyst,
thrones of dominion do net STIR my soul 90
much as the thought Of home. Once there
let earthly sorrows howl like storms and
roll ike seas. Home Let tbroHes rot and
empires wither. Home Let the world die
in earthquake struggle, and be kpied amid
procession os planets and dirge Of spheres
Home Let everlasting ages roll irresist-
ible sweep. Home! No forros, no crying
No tears No death But bops, aveet
home, bsrne, beautiful home, everlasting
home, home With each other, home vith
angels, home With God.
One aisht fyiDR On my lounge, when
very tired, my children all around about
me in full romp and hilarity and laughter
ON the lounge, half awake and hall
asleep.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-01
THE DAvIrT MEETING.

The friends of home rule for Ireland re-
ceived distinct encouragement from the elo-
ouent address of. MICHAEL DAvITT in Mar
ket hall yesterday. The cause of liberty and
justice to which the distinguished speaker
has devoted his life. had evidently taken
firm hold on every enc of the 4. 600 persons
present, and the enthusiastic applause with
which his words were greeted, was evidence
enough that poor, oppressed Ireland had
friends in this country who remembered
her wrongs and stood ready to aid in re-
dressing them by all means in their power
1t was a meeting which must have thrilled
with Joy the bosom of every patriotic Irish
man, and which will give Mr.. DAvITT re-
newed encouragement in prosecuting the
noble work which he and his associates
have undertaken. The speaker clearly
showed the sophistry involved in CHURCH
ILLS county government bill. and pointed
out the nexpediency of accepting the
sop offered by the Tory demagogue,
in way that could leave no
doubt behind. lie showed that
GLADsToNE's defeat did not involve the
defeat of lrelands cause. but simply post
poned its fruition, that with the masses Of
the English people, the true democrats of
the realm, supporting her demands, the
time must come when the cry for justice
can no longer be stifed by English land
lCrdism. The confidence which Mr.. DAv-
TIT expressed in continuance Of the warm
and practical sympathy which America has
in the past given Ireland is not ill-founded.
America will not fail to do her part so long
as a single one Of Irelands just demands
remain ungranted, and until that happy
day comes when the home rule, which surely
must belong to her in the near future, Is
given Ireland, she can count upon every true
lover Of liberty upon this side of the ocean
as being with her heart and soul. Mr..
DAvITT who, as the chairman of last even
ings meeting, happily said, ''never bent
the hinges of the knee that thrift
might follow fawnng," has good reason to
be proud Of the magnificent reception ten
dered him and the cause of which he is such
an able advocate.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-01
AFRAID OFT.

The wicked fee when no man pursueth.
Consequently the Republican organs yes
;erday we're loaded down with cautionary
,dyice to their readers to beware CO Demo
.ratie campaign stories to be sprung on the
Eve of election. They were particularly
afraid of a fresh broadside from the GLOBE
md advised their readers in anticipation of
i to get under cover before the shots began
to fly. Nothing but a guilty conscience
would have suggested so much nervousness
On the part of the ring organs. The Demo
Gratis have no need to resort to roorbacks
IN this campaign. There is an
abundant supply of truthful matter to
handle without being forced to manufacture
campaign literature. Every charge OF cor
ruption made against the ring managers has
been sustained. And yet the half has not
been told. Neither have the ringSters nor
their organs made any effort to dispreve
them from the simple fact that they could
not be disproved. They have quailed and
cowed and lodged under the multitude Of
evidences of fraud and corruption that has
already been produced, until in their ex-
treme state of nervousness they see new
accusation in the movement of every leaf
or blade of grass. Their suspense must be
terrible.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-01
THE FOREIGN BUDGET.
A Belgian Parade Led by $4,000
Women.
An Outbreak Hourl.. Expected in
Bulgaria.
Led by 1e, 900 women.

BRUSSELS, Oct. 31.-Five hundred
women dressed in mourning led a process
sion of 10. 900 persons, gathered from sur
rounding towns, in the funeral march to
Charliyoi They carried banners inscribed
with notices in favor of universal suffrage
and amnesty to the strike rioters. They
formed solemn and orderly cortege. On
starting from RouX the procession evoked
the sympathy of enormous crowds of on
lockers. Upon arrival at Charlivoi the
procession was augmented by 3d. 600 per-
sons. Great excitement prevailed. The
civic guard was under arms and magistrates
and other officials assembled in
the town hall. The paraders marched
in perfect order for two hours
with bands playing the ''Marseillaise." In
the meantime delegates waited upon the
burgomaster and aldermen in the town hall,
and the secretary of Glass Workers union,
who was the spokesman of the party, read
an address signed by all the workmen's
leagues in Belgium, demanding universal
suffrage and amnesty. The burgomaster
promised to transmit the address to the
government, which he said was seriously
engaged in the task Of redreSsng the
grievances of the working classes. He also
the delegates upon the Or
derliness of the demonstration. The
paraderS dispersed quietly.