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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13
ENGLISH POLITICS.
Complications Which Threaten tho
Harmonious Action
OF Conservatives and Whies--.Crit-
icism Of Chamberlain.


LONDON, June l2.-Complications ars
arising which threaten to nullify the con.
certed action of the Conservatives and the
Whig dissidsuts in the coming general
elections. in consequence Of the Intrusion
of unauthorized candidates in various
constituencies Each parry 10 al.
ready suspecing the other Of sesk.
ing undue advantage. and the
leaders are making desperats efforts to pro
vent further misundsrstandings Their
success, however. is doubtful. - many a.
pirants to Parliamentary honors who have
hitherto met defeat at the polls are nov
ssizing the opportunity afforded BY the
real or supposed unpopularity Of the dis.
sen,ing Wings to secure election.
Criticisms Of Chambsrlain.
LONDON, Jule l2.-Tns Standard, com.
menting on Mr.. Chamberlain's manifesto,
says: His sentence 10 TOR open var. Ev.
sentiment OF chivairy and every tender.
ness for old associations are ruthlessly cot
aside. With reference to the alternative
scheme, We are bound to add the caution
that he may be decisively placing in the
hands Of disaaected people powers which
might be abused For the present the
main care Of the Unionists Is to Illustrate
the Separatists.'
The Daily News, referring 10 the com.
plant made BY Mr.. Chamberlain in his
manifesto, says 1t comes with i'll grace
from o former Cabinet Minister. The
Parliament OF 1888 was elected to deal
with series Of questions that were never
q subject Of contention. Mr.. Chamber
lain knows that the Irish difficulty has been
the first duty imposed upon every recent
government.
Bavarian Dspravity.
MUNICH. June IA trial il in progress
here which is exciting quite rs much in.
terest among the inhabitants OF the Bavar.
ian Capital as the deposition Of the King.
The prisoners eight women and two meu
had formed a society tor the purpose Of
procuring young girls tor export TO Turin, st.
Petersburg Berlin, Vienna and other cit.
les, and we're doing large business when
arrested. The details OF the traffic arc
very revolving, but the court room
is crowded, many Of the auditors
being women, and some mani
festations Of sympathy with the prisoners
are occasionally visible. The testimony
goes to show that several mothers sold
their children as absolutely and unfselingly
as they might have disposed Of . useless
article Of furniture.
All Quiet.
BsLPAsr, June l2.-At the funerals Of
the victims Of the riots TO day. when Il Was
expected trouble would occur, no trouble
was made
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RrrrLxs rsoM rns Ksvn.

News Cleaned Abost the Nhasf -
fssm Oas Kxshaa9ss.
The Andes viii srrivs and depart 10 tine
this week
The marks on the landing lass night
indicated feet inches end nisg.
The msrks st e,hes placss-Ol Cay, {
inches and stationary; kosgastovs. 5 Test
inches ssd falling; Gfssssboso, - fsst
inches and falling: RicSs LAsdisg. 8
feet ] 4 inches aEd fslEsg; Beovnsviljs, :
feet and stationary; Loek No 4, 3 -
and iaIlinx.
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-.,.-.,,.r..Jo,n ,b.K.o OIL.

Sr. Louis, June y A secret session OF
the delegates to the convention OF the
Brotherhood of TelegraPhers was held IN
this ci.y yesterday, After mature dell1eT, :;
atiou it was unanimously resolved 10 tall
in line under the banner of the knights OIL
Labor. This was the principal business OF
the meeting and it was completed. The
convention then adjourned sine die.
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An Enterprising Reliable Hou,e.

Logan & Co. can always be relied upon
not only to carry in stock the best OF every
thing, but to secure the Agency for such
articles as have well known merit, and sre
popular with the people, thereby sustaining
the reputation OF being always enterpriang
and ever reliable. Having secured The
Agency for the celebrated Or Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. will sell it or
a positive guarantee. It viii surely cure
any and every affection of the Throat
Lungs and Chest, and to show ouraconf
deuee, we invite you to call and get Tris
Bottle Free.
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Intnre.tinG Experiences.

Hiram Cameron, Furniture Dealer, oi
Columbus. Ga, tells his experience thus:
SFor three years have trira every remedy
on the msrket for Stomach ana Nancy
Disorders. but got no relief until 1 used
Electric Bitters. Took ave bottles and
Ara now cured, and think Electric Bitter;
the Best Blood Purifier in the world.
Major A. B. Reed, OF West Liberty Ny.
nssS Electric Bitters ioc an old stsndlne
kidney affection and says; Nothing hsi
ever done ms so much good as Eisctn'
Batefs." Sold at fifty cents bottle D,
Logan & Co.
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uustget NotSss
The June Festival, lasting only one
night, promises TO b big success.
Miss Fora Williams will sing st the Sec.
ond Presbyterian church to-day.
A fine musical peograms, ~ published
yesterday, will be rendereda at 81. Lakes To-
day.
Miss Duncan, Of Clsrksburg. viii sing .
ioio at the Second Presbyteriss Church
tonight. /"
John g. Hoffman, EsQ., has kindly loan
ed the Elks splendid specimen Of sn slk's
head for Their concert.
The choir at the First Pfesbytssiau
church today will consist Of Madame
d'Auria soprano. Miss There's Phillips
contrslto. Mr.. Will B. Day tenor and Mr.
George Clarke bssso.
As announced yesterday . Gns musical
programme will be rendered st 81. Ma&-
the.s Csu,ch this morning bya choir
composed Of Mrs. George B Caldwell ssd
Mrs G. W. Eof, sopssnos; Nm W. G.
Findley and Mics Sadie IDssn, costrsltos;
Messrs. c. II. 0hlsy and W. G. Rindlsy.
tspors; Ms9s Joseph Hall and Ose6e
SeeIey bsssos. The following pfogrsans
will be rendered: Vsniis Cathedssl cAsss;
Gloria Psiris, Moseuibsl; Gloria in Excsl.
,is. Warren; Te Deum. ID. Book; Fsstiysi,
Jubilsts, Elliot; Gloria Tibi. Wilsoo; 06s-
tory-My Redeenss and Ny Lord-Bscb.
Mfs. C. W. Eof; sanetu', Louis; Gloria In
Excelss, Louis.
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Election of Omcers.


's'rlH % me Sunday HSgtSirf.
CuEzssraG. W. Va, June u To-day
he Ancient Order OF Hi5ernians met al
bls place En] elected the following 9TH
frs State Delegate, P. A. Coniff, Of Pres
p county; State Secretary, NJ. ID
BrsO, KsHawha county; Safe Treas
Per IbOmas p. Brennan, Harrison county.
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PIrTsBvkG June II The foundry At
Rchet 10 the extensive iron works OF Jones
L'g2hLH. on the Souih Side. was entire
dss'r5Ted W Gre tonight, entsihng D
css OF trom $4,000 to $4,000 During
|hs Sr7 Fred G. Gratlan, head chemist Of
he hrm, was struck on the head with 8
= lHs brick and seriously injured.
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nI,.nhal1 md snlIiYnn

NEw YoRE, June - John L. Sullivan
and Charles Mitchell usdrr the manage
ment OF Pat Shsedy, OF Chicago, have ar
ranged the six.roand glove contest Tor the
polo grounds here on July 5tk. Sullivan
went to Philsdelphis today snd IS sx
psstsd to return to omorrow.
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An Old Citizen sp.aks.

Mr.. ]. n. orris an old resident Of
Rome, Ga. says. that be had been badly
troubled with Kidney Complaint for q
great many years and With Eczems for
three years; at times could scarcely walk,
and had .ried many remedies without
benefit, until be began taking Electric BIZ
ters and amounting big hands and feet with
Bucklen's Arnics Sslve. This treatment
afforded him great relief snd he strongly
recommends Electric Bittsrs to those who
81 fer with Kidney Complaints, or need a
bloodPuri6er. Sold hy Logan 4 Co.
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Came Over to Get Left Again.

NEN loRK, June l2 The big sloop
eAsh;Wh'eh beat the Gsnssts last year and
expected TO defend the cup this year, ar
6,'ed OH StSpleton, Staten Island, from
|6Oa,on this morning. The mea on the
aH'an say thai the boat stands better
AAa sails faster than she did last year.
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Looks.o Un,,dr.

Nothing looks more untidJ thsn the
preseree Of scurf and dandruf in the hair
and on the clothing. One bottle Of Par
ker's Hair Balsam viii heal the scalp and
free IT from this nuisance. Stops falling Of
the hair, promotes new growth ard makes
it soft, giIssy and silkJ. Best Of dressing
DelicioLsly perfumed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13

OrTAEA, ONr, June II An American
eDtensn, DeS in this city. says that 'srge
1ns o. money ere being sent from Boston
Iod other American citiSS TO aid the Seees
loais, pa,ty in Nova Scoas He states
hAt he is personally sWsre Of the tact that
'ne Boston 6rm has contributed S250OO
lhich Was forwarded the day he left that
b.
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Good Ad,ie. for Poets. Too.

A correspondent askE "How can / pre-
vent coumunicstions intended for the edi-
tor only from getting into printT Write
on both sides Of the pepeS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13

Had ruby whi:h lighted his palace at
night. More precious than gems are beau
tifpl teeth, which light up the face when
displayed By smile Use S0Z0D0NT,
and your teeth will be brilliant a. jewels,
your breath sweet as sesof Cashmere.
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Mrs. DIS Dad.

Special 10 ne Sunday hegt't5'
PARKERsBURG, jane ll.-Ars Aun Dus'
wife of Mr.. 4. q Die, Of this city, died al
the family residence yesterday morning.
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Tonv spas the rimes-Star.

CINCINNATI. June II Tony Mullsne'
the base ball pitcher, has filed SUIT IN the
Superlor Court prsyine Tor SlO,OOO from
the Times Star for libel
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Found Dead i'm Bed.

Spofldl % tis SHRdag ReglS'eT'
BUcEuASSoN, ". "a June l2-Alex.
LETTERS q ssddler, was fsGud dead ia his
bed at the Valley House about noon to-
day
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We Do when We Prenounes II.
E.rr{sfc-~n Hrrnk

Whats to be DoneT 10 the title Of .
novel written BY o Russian named U. @.
TchnerDychewssy. TIE best thing 70 be
dons. ss shouA say. would be TO anputate
stout Q loot Of the rear name Of the SC
thor.
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Armed Fishermen.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, June l2.-The ex-
ample of Captain Hsrriek, il arming his
schooner will b followed BY other Usher
men.
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As Well as the Cheapest.
MonkerIng Wlth the Burz.saw.

The postal card is the satest open letter
q candidate eau use.
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c,n.,Dua,i saloon. Must Close Mt Midnight

CINCINNATI, June l2.-The saloons were
ordered closed at midnight last night BY
the Superintendent of Police. The order
vas obsyed. The order was to remain II
force.
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Ths Hirst Jsst In.


Mis- CleveIaud's iogtheooisg soyd :
called "rhs Long Rev.' i IL 10 b 49,
il has no rsiesepee - II na,sied H q
the Presidential psif.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13
An Eastern Rsjah

Gail Hamilton is no common scold.
She has great ability in her line.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13

John G. Hoffman, Esq., has kindly loan
ed the Elks splendid specimen Of sn slks
head for Their concert.
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Rsu Never Ds DssotS ChnUsaAn
BsSafp kspvsss.

The pastor Of that iitt's nosntaiaeesssh
sh;ch Pfesideft Ckvsiaa1 sffsg6e1 q
sunday tbosed . psepss a1leesaoeae. .
the honor thai gas icing eoslusoe, uhoe
be gave cut lie hyss, sBsheh vtaf -
|descsndisg icvs."
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SPORTING.
Continued from Eighth Psge. I
LAST EYENING'a RACE


The shell race between Tsemer and
Gaudaur. at Pullman, ILL.,, yesterday even
ing, was won by the latter in 20 minutes
and 20 seconds. A stiff breeze from the
southwest delayed the start long past the
time intended for il, 90 that the dusk of the
evening prevented the crowd in the grand
stand from seeing more than the first and
last halt miles. The start was finally made
at 1923! o'clock on an almost perfect
course. Gsudsur took an early
lead of half length, both
men pulling thirty-four strokes to the
minute. Before the close of the first hall
Teemer had drawn up abreast of the ST.
Louis man and was executing the beauti-
folly clear cut stroke for which he is IA
nous. At this point bets were 100 TO IS
in Teemers favor and no takers. When
near the turn stake Gaudaur again
took the lead. The stroke of both men
had now fallen off to % per minute.
Gaudaur kept the lead, Teemer's stroke
fell to &c. Gsudaur turned full two
lengths ahead, and soon increased his lead
TO four and FIVE lengths. One mile from
the home stake Teemer gave up the race,
Gsudaur rested on his oars for couple OF
strokes and looked back. he then finished
the race, Teemef pulling leisurely in full
quarter OF q mile behind. The referee
awarded the stskea and IS per cent. OF the
gate receipts, at agreed upon, to Gsudaur.
The crowd numbered less than two thou
sand persons.
NOTES.
Easter Brandt, Of Martins Ferry, is
making very good progress at the sculls,
under the direction Of Billy Briceland.
Base Ball.
AN INTERESTING GAME YESTERDAY.
Quite an interesting game of ball took
place yesterday afternoon on the Island,
between the Wheeling Base Ball Club, of
Wheeling, and the Globes, of Bellsire,
which resulted in victory for the Wheel.
ing nine by score of l. to five in.
nings. From this our readers can readily
see that our city has strong club, able to
cope with all comers. Wednesday they
play the Steubenville club upon their home
grounds, and With an umpire OF their own
choice feel confident of victory.
The 18th and 2Gth Of this month they
play the celebrated Zsnesville nine on the
Island grounds.
The new club in course OF formation on
the Island will include Junkins and two or
three other Bridgeport players.
There is no reason in the world why
Wheeling should not have as good club
as any city in the country, Let those in
terested In the national game go to work.
'Legs" Mallory, of Martins Ferry, who
is playing with the Hamilton, Canada,
club, is giving good account of himself |
The Favorites, Of Bridgeport came over
yesterday and played the Eclipse Club OF
this city, and were cleaned out by score
Of 26 to 8. The features of the game was
the terrific batting OF the Eclipse.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13
American Grocsrs Excurt for Europe.

Ngw YoRE, June H. Over two hundred
Orocers sailed for Europe this afternoon on
the North German Lloyd Lire steamer
Elbs. Most of the excursionists we're New
York and Brooklyn grocsrs, bus there was
o large number from Western cities. Iheir
tickets sEe good foz year. They will be
given q reception % tleis arrival in
Bremen. In parties they vii! mske a toqr
Of Germany, France, Eagland, Austr:ap
ltaly. Belgium. Switzerland Gud Holland
They we're given a banquet IN Ho5oken
bslore they started.
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NO MORE SEIZURES

! American Vessels Tie British Gov
.ramsnt Issues An Order.
Nnrr,x, n. S, June l2.-lt Is stated
q ..Gi,l authority, that the British
i ly.,szsn, has sued orders TO make 70
z.r., q Ameri,au vessels. except when
4 rols;ion Of ice treaty Of lSlSis 80 open
Il a,yrsnt i, cannot be winked at. So
a. learned from guasSad official
Aersnces here. the Imperial Instructions
not sustain the Canadian construction
i, The thrse-mils limit Is to De reckoned
b. hesdland TO hesdlsud
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Ss-sail 90 ils SaR,lIy Register.
PARsER>svW. ". Va, June Y. -
Echsel Barr confessed 10 having sold
kQOr without Ecsrss aud was fined 800
|id costs. Fine paid.
J Il. Rickelmau, same charge, con-
kssd; fined SlUO and cos,s.
Nr. Henderson, OF Sj4tersvills, who vas
fed to-day on charge Of selling liquor
D West Virginia without license, was found
kiltv.
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r,o Million Feet of Lumber Burned.


D,,Eyposr. Ia , June II AT noon to,
N The Mayor OF Muscaline telegraphed
.ie fox help. saving tue town was burning
tsDscisl train Of arrUen was immdlately
.spatched for thhe scene. An hour later
y telegraph wires were reported
IN and communication By that
i esns was cut or A telephone message
q 70 s.s,as that the Nusser Lumber
u } mill is snrirsly destroyed; also that
Il the Muscaiins Manufacturing Co. Is
arnsd out. l. is estimated thst two mil
Ia feet OF lumber have besn destroyed
hyersl houses have been burped bat no
.ss Of Eis ia reported At las the wind
&d changed aud the Ers was believed to
y under Co2'rcl
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The June Festival, lasting only one
night, promises TO b big success.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13

A fine musical programe, ~ published
yesterday, will be rendered st St. Lakes To-
day.
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All Quiet,

BELpAsT, June l2.-At the funerals Of
the victims Of the riots TO day. when Il Was
expected trouble would occur, no trouble
was made.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-13

Miss Duncan, Of Clsrksburg. viii sing .
ioIo at the Second Presbyterias Church
tonight. /"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-03-12

A woman refused to give a meal
to dwarf the other day. because she
was opposed to dine-a-mite. - Boston
Globe.
Guest Bring me some smclt. I"
Waiter--s.Wc have no smclt. but we
have Goldfish" Gucst-s.I want smelt. =
Waiter-.Well. sir. the Goldfish will be
smclt as soon as 1t is brought in. ~
Chicago Ledger.
A clever Albany girl who was at
Ridgefield the other night was asked
what her sensations were when she shot
down the toboggan chute for the first
time. 1T was delightful" she ex-
claimed enthusiastically; II thought
was dying. albany journal.
This china is all hand-painted."
said clerk to prospective customer.
THAT is perfectly proper, sir, perfectly
proper. live in a hand-painted
house." And when the customer left it
just dawncd on the clerk that china
couldn't well be painted by foot
Puck.
What is your full name?' asked
the magistrate Of an individual who
had been absorbing more mountain
dew than he could carry. .'Samc name
as when I'm sober (hic). Did yer
think changed il (hic) when l took .
drink" Sixty days" Pittsburgh
Chronicle.
johnson TO Simpkins. to whom
he has just been infroduced) WHO is
that dromcdary dancing with that fe-
male giraffc?" Simpkins THAT
dromedary is my brother. The giraffe
Is my wife, Johnson-"Ah--yc
well-you must excuse me, but | am
accustomed to such terms. / am q
professor Of zoology" ~ Y. Sun.
Architecture IN Mainc-Thc owner
Of one Of the houses saw little girl
taking observations on the street the
other day, and entered into converse
ton with her. % yes" she said, Il
like these houses. but my papa don't"
sWcll, what fault has he 70 find with
thcm?" He says he cant drive through
this street because they brighten his
horse. Portland me. Transcript.
" You sce," said big school-boy.
''thc way we fellows prove that II you
should lose your left eye you would be
stone blind. Is this: You lose your left
eye. Very well, then your right eye,
which IL all you have, il the left one.
But you have lost your left one. and 50
have no eye At all. and must, therefore.
BE- stone blind; don't you see?" The
bstencr rushcs blindly from the room.
Nv Western Rural.
A magazine devoted to Horticulture
contains an article entitled: what
Can BE Found IN the Winter Woods
Among the list Of ''monstcrs" found
there are Hypnnm Crisfd-cdsfrcnsis.
Botrychium iundrioides. Gdu'fhcri0
and Chimaphiid nmbciiafd.
As long a. these frightful creatures are
roaming AZ large In the winter woods,
should not DO permitted to
enter such places unless accompanied
By their parents and . shotgun
NorristoscD Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-03-12

Profitable Industry.
Broom-corn is considered native Of
India. 1t is said that the first seeds
known in America were picked from
the straw Of an imported broom, by
Benjamin Franklin. who planted them.
II true, it shows what important re-
suits may follow small beginnings.
From this. granting it to be true. has
grown the present broom-corn bust
ness, amounting TO several millions of
dollars annually. 1t is still increasing.
and Is now one Of the best paving Of
farm crops
Broom-corn has several advantages
over Indian corn as farm crop. II
requires little, If any. more cultivation
to raise it than corn, il planted in land
free Of weeds: the harvesting comes
when there is little other farm work 10
Interfere; all the labor connected with
II Is light: it Is harvested and. out OF
the way before cold weather sets in.
and when sold il brings the money all
in a lump. During the last twenty
years, with three exceptions, it has
brought better prices per acre, in pro-
portion. than Indian corn.
The Connecticut valley was the first
place in the United States where it was
raised in any quantity as an article Of
commerce or manufacture. Brooms
were first made at Hadley, Mass.
From the Connecticut valley the busi-
ness moved westward to the Mohawk
valley in New York. which locality, for
many years, sustained the reputation of
being the center Of broom-corn grow
ing and trade. From this valley
broom-corn growing spread westward
10 Central and Southern Ohio. with
Circleyille as the center. Now the
fertile prairies Of Illinois furnish the
bulk Of the crop. Chicago, Cleveland
and Philadelphia broom manufacturers
say that the finest and best brush comes
from the region bordering the Illinois
Central railroad. between Champaign
and Mattoon. Kansas and Nebraska
are now beginning 10 compete with
Illinois in the cultivation Of the crop.
and probably in less than five years
Southwest Missouri. Kansas and South
ern Nebraska will be the broom corn
growing center Of the United States
Cor. Prairie Farmer.