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Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

t,Ig0UsE OR STORE; 8
ENil-- nJ lat Fourth street. Ap.
.RETgIShLi, Fourth and m aiait
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

ROE STORE AND
|ES MAJ, No i l5 wholesale commits I,,n :
III Oh tilo pi'"' iel2-tf
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.sESrPhIOE PAID Fur ALL kin Us
) OF second nand goods, watches clocks,
revolvers guns, sewing machine; furniture
and etoves, also sod by A. ]. OONHOE. at
low rate. 2la West Front street, VIII
mlngton, Del. nl2-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

+ rW0 sEvEN-RoOMED
eN!T w.. sixth street, between
|scn IS S !, ttsrson, Apply 70
p anu j. Il. JOUkDAN.,
a.; Washington stfoe''
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

1iD-RLLlABLd LOCAL AND
ke..1g sle.men tUsell lubrioating
4 DlAIhktCAE, Cleveland, o.
hnp iQrtepiY. le2l-3ts
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

RiD- A SMALL tilKI,, 10 OR IL
Efs II age. 70 nurse. Address M.
zht Jttce Je2l.2t1
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

EED = GENTLEMEN BOARD
b, 20 .tat1et street, Permanent
p1afd. mlS-26L
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

|.1-SgW STORE ANp ~ In, FL
4 :, cSrscr Of won't ti and V "a m
Epbls ftf drug ''o' fzs.tf
\ Ma.Hot siost'
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

Hai ts .ito. IN CITY Or
Pa u II es Gorner, a boys
Esoai 1ets! reward viii he
a 'a!5 de. le2l 6ts
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

r yT-sT,lRE, DWELLING
Esh n ;. yer moth. apply at
Arsn fl.eet, w.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

T1O FARMERS THE HIGHEST MAR
4 KEf prices pa id for veal calves at stall
80 81 Third street Market VIM. HOME
WOOD, IL lo.eGd-d-wtt
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

MON SALE-uHEAP, A FINE SADDLE
Il pony. At cigar store, 9th and Woilss'
ten street. iel8-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

ON THURSDAY, JUNE 18th, 1888.
IADULTS TICKETS, so cents.
JCHlLDREN 20 cents,
The boat will stop at Fer Delaware on the
L way down the river. A concert will be
QiTen by a select choir going and returning z.
1 Boat Will leave french street wharf at 80
a. IN. Come and 80 with US and have a coed
time, jsl94t
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

NOR SALE-A GOOD FIRST MORT.
Il gage for sllOO, paying Q per cent
Apply at this office. m2b.tf
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

or P.J. FORD, Sth and Rodney. sal.ti
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-17
GARLAND WILL NOT RESIGN
ut He Will Meet the Case to the Coun
try's Satisfaction,

But He Will Meet the Case to the Coun'
try's Satisfaction,
WASHINGTON, D. c., February l6-At.
torney General Garland today said to the
agent of the Associated Press that he had
nothing new to say concerning the man
ner in which he became interested in the
Pan. Electric Telephone Company, or the
circumstances uuder which suit at Mem
phis against the Bell Company was insti'
tuted by direction of the Solicitor General
last autumn. For" he added, my pub
hshed statement 10 the President Last
October said everything | knew about those
ma ters and my attitude in regard to
them has not changed in the least since
then. Besides this, it now appears that an
investigation covering the whole question
ia to be had by the House Of Representa-
tiyes, and am glad Of it and hope that it
will be thorough and complete, and that
al there is Of it will be revealed to the
public. In advance Of this investigation
which heartily welcome, | feel disinchned
10 20 into the subject in detail but | will
say this, however: II is asserted BY some
persons that az ! sm member OF q
rival company to the Bell compa-
nv. AMI the Government IS now prosecuting
suit against the Bell telephone
patent This suit msy resalr to my bene-
6t or advantage. and that while | snd the
head OF the Department OF Justice through
the Solicitor General, Of which the suit Is
10 be carried on, and that therefore some
thing should be done by me to relieve my
self and the administration from the oPps'
reutly delicate situation indicated. | have
considered this suggestion in all its Oear-
inc "a far as am able, and ! recognize
the fact that there ia much in It worthy
of thou yht | have discovered In my NINA
most thoroughly what could and ought 10
40 in view alone of this state OF the case
and have determined to take steps to
meet this in a way that will, think, Ie'
ceivs ths appreciation OF all the people wac
really desire 10 be satisfied. This would
| n AZ orcs contaminated, bat as lnVesngs
/ ton by the House is Boz 10 proceed &c
not think it right for me to do snything Or
sxplsin what l intend to do until the IN
vestigation is concluded as my motives n
yiav OF this investigation might be mis-
construed. Bet whatever the result OF 10!
investigation mag be, vii! carry out snC N
aIscn,e the dissemination E;shed end o
which | have already spoken and NOR
than this hope you do not expect me u
say or indicate" -
O-"But Mr.. Attorney Gene a. wi
Won allow me TO inquire whether this tore
shadows your resignation IRON the C"o'
metz
A No, it does not.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-17
4 Eenhish Revenge.

PLrMorTu, Wis, February l6.-This
city was startled this morning by the int!
ligence received by courier and'sinoe con
tlrmed that James Ehle wife, brother
and three children and 8
Mrs. Kinney perished by the
burning Of the Ehle residence in the west
ern part of the town OF Greenbush, this
county, at an early hour this mornlng. Al
hired man alone escaped, and IL
known 10 b. vicious character. 1t II
though, that the ire and great loss
of life is the result o! revengetul incendi
arism. The remains Of some members o.
the family have been taken from the ruins
An investigation is in progress.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-17
ANOTHER CAR STRIKE
Creates Some Confusion in New
York City.
TIE COMPANY BREAK THEIR FAITH
With the Drivers and They Quit Work.
The Fourth Avenue Car Company
Come TO Terms.

New YORK, February 1.-THE agree
ment between the car drivers and the OIL
GERS of the Broadway and Seventh avenue
and Broadway surface roads, whereby the
drivers are to receive 81 rs per day OF IL
hours, with sn hour off for dinner, went
into effect yesterday. Tne new arrange
uent is very satisfactory. The arrange
nent between the drivers and the Fourth
Avenue Company also took effect yester-
dsy. In the afternoon the drivers on this
line became suspicious that the company
did not intend to carry out the letter OF the
agreement, and they threatened 10 immed
lately strike unless the agreement was en-
forced. A meeting of the drivers was
held last night, and it was decided to quit
work this morning, inasmuch as the com
psny had failed to fulfill its coHtrsct.
This morning not q car left the depot,
and as result the Third avenue and
Broadway lines were crowded. The men
complain that the company, though prom
ising to pay them $2 day for II hours
work with half an hour for dinner, had vlo.
lated their agreement by paying only halt
the drivers and conductors that amount,
the other half receiving only from Sl.ZO
to 81 so each. Besides, many OF the men
had been transferred from the Thirty-sec'
ond street stable to the Eighty-sixth street
stable and vice versa, causing them to pay
10 cents additional car fare.
Delegate Cullen, for the men, endeaVor-
ed to have the agreement carried out, but
Superintendent Skitt to whom the men
lay sll the blame, refused, saying that the
cid men were getting the full money and
il was the "trippers' men who made few
er trips-that were receiving the lesser
amount, and he thought they ought to be
satisfied
The striking car drivers held meeting
this morning, when the Assistant SuperIn.
tandsut cf the fourth Avenue road waited
upon them, and on bebalf OF the company
asked the Executive Committee OF the
drivers TO caA upon Superintendent Shit
AZ the depot and he would sign an agree
ment by which the trouble would be set
tied. The men replied that the Superin'
tendent would have to cone over 10 their
hall and sign q get Of agreements IN the
presence of them, because they had been
deceived By the company before.
These agreements provide that twelve
hours shail constitute deys work; that
men who work full time shall receive ~ a
dsy and that not more than twenty trlps
shall be made each day. The men so tar
have maintained good order. A pescesble
settlement is expected.
THE COMPANY ACCEDES.
The Fourth Avenue Company aceeded
to all demands OF the men this evening
and traffic on tdst ius was resumed at
$50 to,2lght.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-17
ONLY SIXTEEN SAVED,
The Disaster to the Government Flee
at EarrnIpa Ialand
tained now

The Disaster to the Government Fleet
at Carrolrs Island.
ST. LOUIS, February l6.-Ot the sixty.
eight boats which composed the Govern
ment feet which broke away from it's
moorings at CAROLS Island, Sunday
night, only sixteen have been saved among
them the most valuable OF the steamers,
which is seriously damaged. Six Of the
others are known to be sunk. The rest,
with the large large steamer, the General
Humphreys, and steam launch, are lost
and probably either sunk or considerably
injured by collision with each other or with
the huge cakes of ice, OF which the river
ia full. The whole feet had coat the Gov.
ernment about a quarter of million dol
lara, and the loss will very nearly reach
$2O0,0O0 unless some OF the boats are re.
covered further down the river.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-17
A TERRIBLE WRECK
At Ten Mile Trestle On the Ohio Cen

At Ten Mile Trestle On the Ohio Cen,
tral,
Special 10 The ReoiIter.
PoIST PLEASANT, W. Va, February To-
The train on tie Ohio Central due here
from Charleston at FIVE p. m, was wrecked
at ten mile trestle One coach jumped
the track and ran into the KansWhs, and
the other remained on the trestls but Of
the track.
1t is reported that several were drowned
and a man named Elkins, was killed.
Several we're seriously and slightly in
ured.
Hon. Ed. Sehon, Of this place, WAS on
the train and seriously hurt.
DR.. L. F. Roush, of this county, was al.
so slightly injured.
J. W. Dent, of Parkersburg was among
the slightly injured.
The names of the Others cannot be ascer,
tained now.
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THE uEFUNsRAL OF GOV. SEYMOUR.
Prominent Men In Attendance-'A CaA'
Taken.

Taken.
ALBANY, N. Y, February l6'-Ihli
morning, at 8:25, the following gentlemen
left here to attend the funeral OF ex' Gov
ernOr Horatio Seymour: Governor Hill
Lieutenant Governor Jones, Speaker Hu,
stead, Senators Kellogg, HOySrsdt, COgges'
hall, Smith, Cullen, Sloan, Pitts, Raines'
Knapp, Nelson, Parker, Murphy, Fagan.
Durham, Pierce, Reilly, Plunkett and
Wample, ex-Speaker Erwin, General
Curtis, Assemblymen Greene, Hall, Cutler,
Sheehsn, Lyons, Brewster, l'ongley' Evans
White, Tuck, Msnyville, Hogan, Titus
Chase and Wolf, Superintendent of lnsur-
snce Maxwell and Attorney General
O'Brien.
Among the Albany gentlemen who were
with the Legislative party were: Ersst1s
Corning, Jr,; Judge A. J. Parker, VIM; d.
johnson, Jas. W. Eaton, Jsrned ID; was,
son, William Kidd, Isaac Vsnderpoel and
Thos. ]. Bishop. Treasurer A. Thayer, OF
the New York State Agricultural Society,
was also on the train.
THE LAST SCENES.
UTICA, February l6.-The funeral of
Ex-Governor Horatio Seymour took place
from Old Trinity Church at two o clock to-
day. The Rev. DR.. A. B. Goodrich, OF
Calvary Church, offered prayer at ex-Sena'
tor Roscoe Conklings residence, with the
family and relatives of the deceased, at
100 D. m. After the funeral services in
the church, the remains were taken to For
eat Hill Cemetery and placed id the Chapel
of Roses where Sculptor David Richards
of New York, took cast of the face pre-
parstory to making a marble bust OF the
Ex-Governor. The weather was cold and
dissgreeable. :.
Al 9 o'clock the doors of the CongliDg
mansion we're thrown open for the public
TO view the remains OF the illusteious dead.
For three hours crowds OF people from
Utica snd the surrounding towns filed in
to the house and past the casket, taking
last look at the features OF the dead states.
man. The body reposed in casket OF
red cedar covered with blach brosdcloth,
with oxidized trimmings similarly cover
ed. The lining Of the casket was OF CUR
colored satin and the cover for the entire
length was OF glass. An oxidized silver
plate let into shrine on the cover bore
the following Inscriptions: "aorstio Sey-
mour. Born May 81, 1910. Died Febru-
ary II, 1885" A number OF very besuti'
fufi floral tributes received from Washing
ton, New York, Albany and other places,
were placed on and about the casket.
Among the persons of prominence pres
ept were Governor Hill ex-senator Conk-
ling, State officers and delegations from
Congress and the State Legislature. After
services at the church memorial meeting
was held in the Opera House. which was
filled with people. Memorial addresses
we're delivered BY Mayor Kinney and
Governor Hill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-17
employees STRICKEN DUMB.
The Great Mccormick Reaper Works Or
hRreh Closed.

dered Closed.
CHlcAGo February l6.-The great Nc
Cormick reaper works closed down at ,
O clock this moruiug Not a wheel is
turning and 400 employees have begun TO
undergo q siegc Of enforced idlone5s. The
threat Of certain employees to pFecipitate q
strike unless the non-uriou men working
in the moliin9 department were dismissed
appears TO be the cause Of the suspension
At g meeting Of dissatisfied employees last
night a committee was appointed to wal!
upon &r. Mccormick today and insist
upon this demand Nc. Mccormick had
hinted OF yesteriays conference that this
condition were insisted upon he would
shut down his works Indefinitely.
To-day be declined to meet the labor
committee, saying that his time was other
wise fully occ pied, and ordering the sus'
pension OF operations. The smp'oyes were
dumbfounded when informed G: = o'clock
this morning that their services were no
longer required. Very few oil the employees
are in good circum stances and if the lock,
out is long maintained many families viii
.uFer for the bare necessities Of lie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-17

the people sufficient means to facilitate the
requirements OF the people in regard to
the proper administration OF their offices
The resolutions were heartily applauded
and adopted without question.
The Committee on Money Orders rec om
mended that the letter of advice be abol
ished as cumbersome, and that
the name of the psyee and
of the remittee be written on the
lace Of orders and copy stub after the
style Of the present postal notes.
1t was resolved to appoint an Advisory
Committee Of FIVE to work in. conjunction
with the National Committee. J. 81. Pat
tersOn was made a member of the National
Committee. The Convention then ad-
iourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-17
The Coke Strike Nearing an End.

ScorrDALE, Pa, February l6.-At 3
largely attended delegate meeting ct the
srriiing cokers to-day proposition from
the operators composing the coke sgndi-
cate was presented by the Rev. Father
Lombiug, agreeing to pay the men the ad'
vance ON March 18th, If they would return
70 work at once. The proposition was re,
esiyed fsvcrsbly By those present and II
wss decided to call general convention
next Tuesday to consider 1t. As the com
promise sentiment throughout the region
e stronV, it is thought the offer will os
accepted and he strike declared al an emu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-17
TbaraS Shall Re No AIus,

When Napoleon talked of invading Italy
one of his officials said: But, sire, remem'
Der the Alps" To an ordinary man these
would have seemed simply irsurmountable,
but Napoleon responded eagerly; There
shall be no Alps So the famous SinPlon
pass was made. Disease, ike mountain
stands in the way Of fame, fortune and
honor to many who by DR.. Pierces Gold
en- Medical Discovery might be healed
and 80 the mountain would disappear. i
is specific for al blood, chronic tuDg and
| liver diseases, such as consumption (which
/ is scrotula Of the lungs, pimples, blotches
erupt:oas, tumors, swellipgs, tever'sore'
/ and kindred complaints.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-17
ATaEATY WITH CHINA.
same ,tew. ppon the ChinS's oas''
Gun.
...-s-r - a. RsJigf-r

ton.
S-cill ic ~ RsgisisT.
l.,,nSq7oy. Fsbrulry Sit Is false
economy tor this coantry to maintain its
trs,,v with CHINA II i. ia to be 81 the e1-
panss Of the l.5oriuz man interests, said
senator Mitchell. Of Oregon. 70 y"nr "'r
r-.n,7is,, this ~ .n;rZ Senator Mitchell
l,a IS, in,roIu ID bill abrogstiug the
,r,s,y with Cains All prohibiting the i'm
migration Of Chinese upon any pre'ext
Shstevec
81 an in favor Of no, OnlS sbrogating
Tue ccrarercialtre,,y with China BY which
nsr citizens my come here continued
L but passing = !sw which will drive ou'
u the nitsd S.stss tee subjects o.
tas Celestial Empire already here
" can lose nothing By i
psc,nns,cisr way for our trade witt
China nov leaves 3 large balance IN ne
favor. ". can get everything from onl
countries tbs, We get from China ct thu
time | don't kuos the advantage Cnln'
has over the limited state in trade, outh
lar.e Only the other day ten millions 0
dollars were sent from San Francisco alon
10 balance accounts.
Are no. the trades and the'common n
tsrests On the Pacific slope very low nov
ssked.
"yer7 Ian Indeed replied Senate
Mitchell; and they are ruined oy IN
overflow Of the MoDgolians and the On on
Jarbsuces over them. Property and III
are hszardsd in many localities. fou CO
rot blame the laboringmsn for protessin
aud as vigorously IS they ca
against ,asir being brought dow
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-17
Gou,h,. Condition Unchanged

PHILADELPHIA, February l6.-John B
Coughs condition at noon today was un'
changed. The physicians are awaiting
the action Of the medicines prescribed, and
as soon as that point ia resched some more
definite report iG expected. Henry Cough
of Worcester, Mass. brothsF o! the fam
GUS lecturer, has been summoned to this
city.
John B. Coughs physician reports al
midnight tast there is no improvement IN
mis- patients condition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-17
Three Men in Danger.

C,IRo, Ills, February lG the Als
sissippi river i5 full OF heavy ice. Several
boats are getting ready to go to St. Louis
Three barges are reported having passed
Birds Point in the ice at o. m, ons with
three men on it, from Ste. Genevisve, an
other loaded with logs There is no ice il
the Ohio
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-17
Mntterson,s Condition.
A. No, it does not.

LOUISVILLE, February l6-9r Waiter
sons condition at g o'clock this morning
was much more satisfactory TO his pnysi'
clans than it has been since Thursday
his temperature was reduced from loZ g.
midpight to 9945. Pulse still III, but
the intellect seems perfectly clear.
At six o'clock this evening Mr.. Water
,on was somewhat better though be va:
restless during the afternoon. 1t will %
several days before the cricis is passed.
At IL o'clock tonight Mr.. Mst;erson
symptoms are still favorable. This l' d"
43th birthday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-17
His last Sleep.

CLEVELAND, February l6.-Day;d Mul'
cahev the famous sleeper" died yester'
day afternoon. Since the fall OF 1880,
when he fell on t stone sidewalk, he he's
frequently slept from three to five days
without the possibility of being awakened
for on instant. he was locked in jail for
insanity last Thursday, but falling asleep
was removed home Saturday, where he
died.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-17
Two Roughs Shot.

NEw SrRAIrsvILLE, O., February 10
At Sand Run last night q crowd Of roughs
attempted to enter Tom Vests saloon
after he had closed. He refused to LEI
them in, when they began TO kick the door
down. West shot throughthe door, killing
A, Spencer instantly. Jim Nixon started
to run, when Al. Esstling shot him three
times in the bsck. Nixon is not expected
IN live
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-17
Pitt.hnrrh,s Election.

PlrTsBURGu, February l6.-The mum
cipal elections to-day were the most exclt
ing for years, on account OF the strong
fight made on regular Republican noml
nees By the Citizens Committee OF Seven
ty.six and the Trades Assembly. The re-
turns received up to midnight iHdisat:
that the sraight-out Republicans will thl
control both branches Of Council BY usus
msioritiea
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-17
HARRINGTON 4 CO.
CARPETS!
CARPETS!

Hemp Carpets Reduced to S IS
Cotton Ingram Carpets Red. to 20
Cotton Ingram Carpets Red. to Is
Cotton Ingram Carpets Red. to IS
Haif-wooI Ingram Carpets Re-
duced to As
Best AlI-wooI Ingram Carpets
Reduced to 70
Three-PIy Carpets Reducedto IS
Tapestry Brussels Carpets
Reduced to As
Tapestry Brussels Carpets
Reduced to :. 80
Tapestry Carpet, best made,
Reduced to 80
Body Brussels Carpets Re-
ducsd to 80
Body Brussels Carpets Re-
duced to 100
Body Brussels Carpets Re-
duCed to i25
Milton Velvet Carpets Red. to 25
MOqust Carpets Reduced to- IS
We guarantee that no Car
pet in our immense stock Is
marked one cent more than
the Manufacturers ask tor
them in 500 piece lots, and
many are marked less.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-17
Fire Brick Manufacturers.

PIrrsBuRG, Pa, February l6@tlre
b-;ck manufacturers from Missouri MARY
land Ohio West Virginia snd PennsyiI'
vs1is met here to-day to discuss the ad'
v;sab;Ety of establishing national ssso,
cation but adjourned this afternoon until
~ morrev. without arriving st shy definite
conclusion. The ides is vigorously op'
posed by Pennsylvania manufacturers on
tbe ground that considering the widely
difFsTipg interests between eastern and
wsstsrp manufacturers, it would be poor
ncl;ev and in no manner profitable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-17
Loved bJ Ladies.

Ia6ies love delicate and delicious per
fumes. In Parker's Hair Balsan they not
only satisfy this taste, but have an a:i.c's
which arrests falling hair. Essoyes dan
drutf, restores the original color and i'm
parts a beautiful gloss, softnsss and Efe
Does not soil the linen, il not Dc, clean
| " and economical
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-17
su,c,de-Rather Than Starvation.

NEw YoRS, February l6.-A man Civ
ing his name as Frederick oyer, Of us
Essex street attempted to commit suicide
,n;is morning By jumping from the Brook,
lyn bridge. He was arrested; oyer stated
that starvation hrd driven him TO the at
tempt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-17
Preparing for a Long shutdown

SALEM, Mass, February l6.-lt is stst'
ed on good authority that the leather man
ufscturers Of Salem Snd Peabody are pre-
pairing for shut down of six mon'hs, on
account Of the high wages and uncertain
| trade conditions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-17

"HE that lacks time to mourn, lacks
time to mend" The better way is to take
8 pain in tine, Gght it daily ana nourl7
With Salvation Oil, and not have snything g
to mourn about. You can buy this splen-
did remedy for twenty-five cents a bottls
ct any drug store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-17
Til. Cincinnati Rrand..

CwUxSArr, February 1.-the House
House Investigating Committee got Il
work lsts this morninR, owing 10 q scarcity
OF Witnesses.
&. Is. FsdEons, barber, testified tha
be saw George Campbell and Wsppenstein
the detective, brig up squads Of men y
whom they paid money after they hac
voted at peciuct ?, ward 8.
Thsoioss Hsckey, barber at the Pei
aes MOTEL confirmed the testimony Of th
witness Fsdstone.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-17
Miss Cora Tanner becomes Mrs. sinr

CLEVELAND, O., February l6.-Col:
VIM. f. Sim, manager and proprietor OF
"Aloue in London" and manager OF the
Brooklyn Park Theatre, was married here
last Thursday TO the handsome and
talented Miss Cora s Tanner, the Annie
Meadows" of the Alone in London COM
psnv. Mrs. Sim will be tweuty'tour next
June; the genial Colonel is away on the
shady side of fifty.