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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-08-21

The undersigned will sell at public sale, on the
"PALACE FARM" on the Dover Road, 4th dis
trct Baltimore county, % miles from Rogers
Station, Green Spring Branch N. c. R. r and
about 3 miles from Owings' Mills, W. NJ. R. R.,
IA &C &C "a
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Entries in the Live Stock Glasses should be
made by P. M, MONDAY, AUG UST BOTH.
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Entries in the Trials of Speed will close at II
P. M, TUESDAY, AUGUST 31ST.
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DOR SALE OR LEASE.

A NICE LITTLE PROPERTY SITUATED
BETWEEN C0CKEYSVILLE AND
WARREN FACTORY.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-08-21

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE REISTERs-
TOWN TURNPIKE ROAD, WITHIN INSr
g7sI ONE MILE OF OWINGS' %S
W MILLS, IN THE 4TH DISTRICT, q
BALTIMORE COUNTY
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ADMISSION TO THE FAIR..........25 Cents.
CHILDREN UNDER IL YEARS. .......15
EACH HORSE. ........................25 F."
GRAND STAND ............................25
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Complete in every particular and in perfect run
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Miscellaneous.
BALTIMORE COUNTY FAIR,

TIMONIUM,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
Sept. tn, Stt, OH, 1Oth, 1886.
g %A&
EXPOSITION OF AGRICULTURAL AND
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS,
IMPROVED LIVE STOCK,
FLOWING MATCHES,
TESTS OF IMPLEMENTS MACHINERY,
EXCITING EVENTS ON THE TRACK,
TROTS, RACES, STEEPLE CHASES,
uADTorc nIuCpcTONc L. AMrcEMCNrc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-05
Justin McCarthy,s Denial Accepted.

LONDON. October An conversation
with a correspondent, Mr.. William Ridg-
way, the publisher, said, concerning the
pamphlet on the repeal Of the Union re-
Gently published by the house Of Ridgway
Brothers, Piccadilly, that Mr.. Justin
Mccarthy was the only Parnellite mem
Der Of Parliament who had disclaimed
the connection with Fenianism which
the pamphlet mentioned as affecting all
the Irish members. He (Mr. Ridgway)
had no reason to believe that the allega-
tons set forth in the pamphlet were I'M
true or exaggerated, but on the contrary,
he believde them to be absolutely correct,
else he would have nothing 10 do with
their publication. This remark he did
not think, however, would apply to Mr..
Mccarthy, as that gentleman's fat denial
was amply sufficient to eXculpate him
Mr.. Ridgway said the report that Mr..
Parnell had threatened to bring action
against him for having issued the PAM
phlet was baseless; moreover, he felt con-
fident that Mr. Parnell did not conten-
plate doing anything Of the kind. The
action OF Mr.. ST. John Brennon, Mr.. Ridg-
way said, was absurd and would probably
be dropped. ''If il is continued, said he,
Il will make BrennOn sorry he ever en-
tered the witness box. only hope that
the matter may come to trial and il it does
the case will certainly furnish you Journal
lists with abundance Of good, sensational
cony
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-05
Pittsburgh's Trades Demonstration.

PITTSBURGH, October 4.-The trades
demonstration to-day was the largest and
finest display of its kind ever witnessed
in this city. The procession was twelve
miles long and occupied three hours in
passing given point. 1t was made up
principally of wholesale and retail
grocerS, flour and grain dealers, furniture
dealers and clOthiers. The affair wound
up with Il grand picnic at HOmewOOd
Park. The day was suspicious and
the business and private houses along the
route of the procession were tastelully
decorated. 1t is estimated that at least
40, 600 strangers are in the city. To-mor-
row the annual parade OF the Grand Army
of the Republic will take place and the
city is still filing up with persons anxious
to participate in the demonstration which
promises to excel any previously held.
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THE STORE-ORDER MUST GO.
A Decision of The Pennsylvania Supreme |
Court of Great Interest to Minors.

A Decision of The Pennsylvania Supreme
Court of Great Interest to Minors.
PITTSBURGH, Pa October 4.-ln the
State Supreme court, which met here to-
day, Justice Gordon decided that the store
order system under the Act of June 20.
1881, was unconstitutional and void in
as.much as by it "Persons are prevented
from making their own contracts" In his
opinion Judge Gordon says: The
act is an infringement alike of the rights
of employer and emplOye and it is an in
sulting attempt to put the laborer under
legislative tutelage, which is not only de-
grading to his manhood, but subversive of
his rights rs n citizen of the United States.
The decision was ordered in the case of
Gatchalds 4 Co. VS.. Frank Weighnan, of
Northumberland county. The judg-
ment of the lower court was
reversed and new trial ordered. The de-
cision caused great deal of comment in
labor circles to-day.
Thomas A. Armstrong of The Labor 7ri-
bune, advises every labor organization in
the State to make a determined fight
against the store order system.
John Costello President Of the Pittsburg
Miners Association said. The decision
will be startling news to the miners. They
must necessarily begin warfare against
the perniciOus system.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-05

perb official yacht Enchantress, and the
inspection is usually confined to
exhaustive tests of the different
brands of wines, liquors, cigars, etc. which
the Government provides in abundance for
the occasion.
All went smoothly with the party until
they arrived at Portsmouth, where fear
full gale set in and the season Of jollity
ended. The first one to succumb to the
effects of the sea was Admiral Hood, whose
nautical experience in London had not in
cluded storms at sea, and he sought his
berth as the first shrek of the gale. Mr..
Bartlett was the next victim and few
hours later Dir. Forwood was heard to ex-
press desire to commit suicide as means
of securing relief from the pangs Of sick
ness.
Everything had been arranged for the
party to proceed to Davenport, Pembroke
and Queenstown and .xtend their cruise
around Ireland and the coast of Scotland,
but the majority of the party being con-
fined to their rooms had already had
enough of the ship and declined to 20
further. Accordingly they landed at Ports
mouth and returned to London by rail
most woe-begone lot, whose pale, grave
faces bore no traces ofthe ruddy complex
ion and happy expression which character
lied them when the party started. The
permanent officials in the Admiralty Of
fee have suddenly developed fondness
for singing and whistling the music of
"Pinafore" and display great unanimity in
the selection of that part Of Gilbert & Sui
ivan's opera which conveys the idea to
Stick close to your desks, and never go TO sea,
And you all may be rulers Of the Queens
nayee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-05
MARTINS FERRY.

The Board Of Trade met in the city Hall
last night
A six-mOnths' old child of Fred Harm
ing was buried in the Walnut Grove yes
terday.
Clifton Irwin was arrested on Sunday
afternoon, for using insulting language to
Marshal Burns.
Miss Ruth Hall, Of Mt. de Chantle Aca-
deny, was the guest Of Mrs. J. q. Patter-
son, yesterday.
On Sunday afternoon Dr. John Morri-
son was taken with violent III ON the
street, and had TO he taken home In bug.
Y.
Yesterday while A. ID. Ncwland was
breaking his blooded horse, Dick" 10
shafts, the animal stepped on Mr.. New
lands foot, injuring IL seyerly.
Yesterday man named Coyey, employ
ed on the McSwords farm, cut cash six
inches in length and large enough 10 take
in ones hand, in his leg below the knee
while cutting corn.
DIR. J. w. Darrah has on exhibition I'm
his drug store three monster peaches, raised
by Mr.. J. A. Darrah. The three weigh
two pounds, and the largest measures
twelve inches in circumference and weighs
twelve ounces.
William Fisher, an employe Of tho
Standard mill, was rather severely hurt
by being struck on the head by house
wrench on housing roller, ON the sheet
rolls Fortunately the wrencb-handle
struck him n glaDcing blow, too high In
fracture the skull, otherwise the injury
would have caused his instant death.
Yesterday James Lytle, Of this place fell
from step ladder while taking down the
awning I'm front Of the Fire and Marine
Insurance Company's Office on Wstef
street, in Wheeling, and cut cash three
inches in length In his head, against fire
plug. The injury was dre-sed and the un-
fortunate man brought To his home.
Since the foundation excavation st the
power house Of the Water Works has been
sunk below the bed OF the river, IL In found
very difficult 10 keep the water out OF the
cofferdam. The steamer Duquenes with
three syphons went 10 work last night, and
Il II thought that with such assistance the
foundation can be placed out Of danger from
high water In less than week
Yesterday Miss Jennie Hanson was
buried in the Walnut Grove. Captain
Porter Smith Of the Wheeling police de-
partment sent eight members Of bis force
over 70 act as palI-bearers, out of respect
and sympathy for the bereayed father, who
has been connected with the police depart
ment Of this city during the past eight
yeaFs
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THE BLACK BEAST AGAIN
Turns up I'm Louisiana, and Leaves a -Four
Year old Girl Dying.

Turns up in Louisiana, and Leaves a -Four
Year old Girl Dying.
New ORLEANS, October A few days
ago while Anna Nolon the four year old
daughter of = respected farmer ofSaline
Parish was playing in her fathers field she
was seized by burly negro John Hawkins
dragged into the woods and criminally as
Saulted.
The little girl received frightful injuries
and when found by her friends some time
antI wards was in dying condition. She
WAS able to give an accurate description
of her aS>SriIlnt however and q Constable
at once started in pursuit. The negro had
stolen a horse Immediately after commit
ing the crime and started for the Mississippi
River, 200 miles distant. The Constable
followed him on horseback and trailed him
the entire distance, capturing him yeSter-
day ut Hard Times landing, The chase
occupied four days, pursuer and pursued
AVERAGING nearly 30 miles day over
rough roads. Now that the officer has the
ruffian he does not know what disposition
to make of him. II he is taken back to
Saline Parish he will be lynched. He will
probably have to be imprisoned in another
Parish away from the scene of his crime.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-05
The Anarchists.

CHICAGO, October 1.-The criminal
court room was crowded to-day when the
arguments of the motion for new trial
for the seven condemned anarchists was
renewed. Captain Black read cOpiOus ex-
tracts from the queries prOpOunded to the
Jurors and the rulings of the court. He
urged that the defense was compelled to
accept rs jurors men who had read of the
tragedy and cOntended that the defense
had double labor to perform in disabus-
ing the minds of men who had already ac-
quired opinions as to the supposed guilt of
the accused. The speaker quoted numer-
Gus decisions in support of the view that
the accused should be accorded new trial
owing to the alleged irregularity observed
in obtaining the jury.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-05

MY DEAR sIR:-We have appointed you
committee of one TO get out the Repub-
hcan vote in your Sub School District and
to make special effort in behalf Of A. c.
Minear, candidate for State Senator in the
Tenth Senatorial district. See every
doubtful voter and use every honest
means within your reach to get his sup
port Remember that on your indiyid-
ual efforts may depend the result Of the
coming election. Avoid political discus
sions in public places; do not even let
your Republican friends know that You
have been appointed to do this work.
JOHN ii. LAKE, Chairman.
$. W. HALL, Secretary.
Sub Committee,
JOHN II. ToDp.
HOWARD Nicely,
JACK BoRAM.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-05
BEI.LAIRE.

The City Band is out in new suits,
Hon. A. l.. Morrison, of Chicago will
speak here on October 18th.
A class in singing was organized ut the
South NJ. L. Church last night.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Crow takes
place this afternoon at o'clock.
A number of our people went To Pitts
burg yesterday on the excursion.
The Belmont Building and Loan Com
pany sold some money last night.
Fidelity Assembly No. 2,O65 will give
ball in Turner Hall on Thanksgiving eve.
Five uniortunates answered 10 the roll
call at Castle de Brown yesterday morn
ing.
The Enterprise Window Glass Works
made its first blowing for this fire yester-
day morning,
The fairand festival of Fidelity Assem-
bly,, closed last night with fair crowd in
attendance. Dancing was the order Of the
evening
The manager of the blast furnace has
had some trouble getting the new furnace
to work properly, and Sunday and yester-
day about dozen barrels of oil were used
TO facilitate matters.
The local freight on the b. x o. ycstcr-
day morning collidcd with the hind end Of
train that was standing on the main
track near Schick's Coal Works. The
caboose was somewhat wrecked. The
danger was seen by the engineer on the
local in time TO avert what might have
been serious run-iD.
Samuel Hamilton, well known young
gentleman, aged 29years, died yesterday
at the home of his father on Belmont
street, after an illness Of eight months Of
consumption. Samuel was an honest and
upright young man, and had the promise
of useful life before him. lie leaves
large circle of friends TO mourn his early
demise. Funeral this afternoon at o.
clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-05
DIVORCES GRANTED by a Rabbi.

CINCINNATI, o., October 1.-The local
authorities are about to inquire into char
res which have been made that Rabbi Hill
Kowitz, who presides over Polish church
in this city, has been granting divorces
without any authority to do 80. Herman
Kraeger says the Rabbi agreed to separate
him and his wife for So, and several cases
are reported where husband and wife have
been divorced without further authority
than the Rabbits sanction. The pastors
flock are almost entirely ignorant of the
English language, and he has great intiu-
ence among them. Kaeger paid $50, but
refused to pay the other five dollars, CON
Guiding to take legal advice, and this led
fn the eNnOSure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-05
sea.Ick Lords Of the Admiralty.

LONDON, October 4.-The recent adyen-
tnres of the Lords of Admiralty have fur
nished standin g joke in official and club
circles. Immediately after the conclusion Of
the debate of Mr.. Parnell's land bill, Lord
G. George Hamilton first Lord Of the Admiral
ty, with party composed Of Lord Charles
Beresford, Admiral Sir A. Hood, Mr.. Ash
mead Bartlett, junior Lords Of the Admir-
atty; Mr. A. Z. FOrwOOd, Secretary to the
Admiralty and Others, started on the Gus
tomary cruise Of inspection annually in
dulged in by the Admiralty Lords This
cruise generally means q season OF lollity,
lasting month or two, on board the su-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-05
4 Murderous Detective surrenders.

EVANSVILLE, IND, October i.-Altred
Kaylor, an alleged member of the Iowa
Detective Association, who killed Tom
Cummings, a constable, about week ago
Mt Birlseye, while the constable was try
ing to arrest him, was captured, or rather
gave himself up to Sheriff Cox, OF DUBOIS
county, under promise of protection, at
Boston station on the Air Line Railroad.
Kaylor was taken to PrncetOwn, Gibson
county, and lodged in Jail. Public feeling
is very strong against him in Dubois
county, and il was not deemed safe to take
him there. lie was pursued from that
county by mob just after the killing, and
has been in hiding about the county ever
since
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-05
4 MIdnIght Tragedy in CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, October about midnight,
Guest HOchberger and two companions,
while on their way home, were assaulted
by gang of six or seven men, who were
standing in front of saloon on South Hal
sted street After the fight which followed
the men ran in different directions. Hoch-
berger jumped on passing car but was
followed by one of the aSSailants, who
plunged a knife in his groin iniicting a
fatal wound. The murderer escaped and
has not vet been apprehended.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-05
DANGLING From a Tree.

QUINCY, FLA, October 4.-The bodies
of f. L. Harris and a man named Buckley
were found here yesterday hanging from
the limb of tree. Harris was farmer
and owned grist mill. Buckley was his
miller. A week ago last night the new
mill of ]. $. Howard, a few miles from
that of Harris, was burned by an ineen-
diary, and suspicion turned toward the
two men whose corses were found. This
suspicion was undoubtedly the cause OF
the lyDchiuV.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-05
All But Seven,

SOFIA, October ALI but seven of the
officers who were under arrest for compile
ity in the deposition of Prince Alexander
have been released by the order Of the Bull
garian Regency council. The written re-
ply of the Government TO General Kaul
bars has not yet been made public.
General Kaulbars before leaving Sofia,
on tour OF Bulgaria, notified the Govern
ment that Russia would not consider cleo
tions to the Sobrange legal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-05
1t Washington
A DISASTER AvERTED.
Dastardly Attempt to Wreck a Missouri
Pacific Passenger Train.

DastardIy Attempt to Wreck n Missouri
Pacific Passenger Train.
SEDALIA, NO., October Am attempt
was made 10 wreck Missouri Pacific passen-
ger traih No. 4, which arrived here at !
o'clock yesterday morning, an hour late.
The train passed Greenwood, 20 miles west
of here, without stopping, and half a mile
east Of that place Engineer Avery discoy-
cred a short distance ahead man with q
torch wildly signalling to stop the train.
The engine was reversed and the air brakes
applied, and none too soon, as only few
feet ahead were piled in the centre Of the
track number Of rails, ties, etc, evident
ly placed there with view to wrecking
the train. The distractions were removed
and the train came on TO this city. The
trainmen said nothing about the matter
here except to the officials, and the latter
are very reticent in regard TO it. The case
has been placed in the hands Of the secret
service force Of the railroad TO be investi-
GATED
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-05
Snnfnr,,har Fire I.nsa.

NEW YORK, October 4.-The Septem-
ber fire loss in the United States and Can
ada, according to the estimate of the New
York Daily Commercial Bulletin, was So
500, 900, a slight decrease from the aver
age September loss of previous years.
The BHuetiR's fire record contains men.
ton of 119 September fires, where the
reported loss was $4,000 or more.
There were twelve fires of over 500, ,OOO
during the month. Up to October 1st. the
aggregate fire was in 1SS6SS3, ,OOO, 600
against 81, 500, 900 for same period Of 1885.
So that with October, November and De,
cember, yet to be heard from there is nc
likelihood of lower figure than 500, OOO,,
600 to be charged for fires in 1856.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-05
CRUSHED TIE ICE.
A Fishing Schooner Goes Down With .
Crew Of sixteen Men.


Crew Of sixteen Men.
GLOUCESTER, MASS, October 4.-The
schooner Seth stockbridge, which sailed
from here several months ago, with crew
Of sixteen, for the Greenland fishing
grounds, is believed to be lost. Captain
Olson, of the Stockbridge, before
leaving port agreed TO meet Cap
tain Welt, of the schooner Herbert
NJ. Rogers, at Isi5erd, as both had met at
that place before. Captain Welt called at
the place. but failed 20 find the Stock
bridge. While cruising along the coast,
in search ofthe missing vessel, the natives
informed him that a vessel had been
crushed by the ice several months before.
They could give no description Of her, nor
did they know what became Of the crew.
Captain Welt was satisfied that the vessel
was the stockbridge, and sailed for this
port.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-05

''IT is all over town." said the Arab.
''What?" asked the old man, his eyebrows
bristling with curiosity. Mud" said the
youngster, while his mouth went clear
around his ears in grin. Right you
are" said the old man. with the mud
comes colds and coughs, and yOu know the
remedy" "Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup, re-
Joined the boy. Right you are again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-05
Sspsational Breach ofPromIse suit.

New YORK, October 4.-ChristOpher
Meyers, a millionaire, ten times over, and
President of the Meyer Rubber Company,
has been sued for breach Of promise by
Miss Annetta Scheuck. Miss Scheuek is
q defendant of an old KnickerbOcker fam
lily, and is about 80 years old, while Mey-
ers is sixty-eight The plaintiff places
her damages at 800, 900.
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Likely to be a Farce.

BELFAST, October 4.-The Commission
appointed to investigate the circumstances
causing and attending the recent riots
met to-day. The only witness examined
BY the Commission is an Inspector. Those
acquainted with the true state of affairs
are of the opinion that the whole thing
will end in farce. 1t is thought that the
constables will be the only witnesses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-05
Items Frnm Grover.

Special Correspondence Of he Register.
Grover, OHIO, September 1.-The
farmers have nearly finished sowing wheat
in this vicinity and have their corn pretty
near all in shock. The corn crop is better
in Jefferson county than it has been for
three years past.
The Pittery is running to its full capac-
ity.
Ii is rumored the Yorkville coal mines
will start up in the near future.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-05

wAsHrSHTos, ID. C., October A-Tbe
Treasury Department has published Q
statement showing the population, net
revenue and net expenditures Of the Gov
eminent for the last fiscal year with The
per capita ofreyenucs and expenditusss.
The population II given at s., "A, 90,
and the net revenue At s:S,5. 839, 7s7, being
a per capita Of $J.76 or Q cents greater
than the fiscal year Of 1856. The expendi-
tures were s2i2, 40, 13s, . pcr capita Of
$4.15. or "a cents less than that oftha
previous year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-05
To Down the Coal Pool.

HARRISBURG, Pa, October 4.-Attor-
ney General Cassidy will be in Harrisburg
on Wednesday or Thursday, when he win
take the preliminary steps against the
coal pool men. A bill in equity viii be
filed to restrain the several corporations
from entering into the combination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-05

and by electing General Goff they would
antagOnize his administration.
1t isproper to add here that Judge
Brannon made conclusive, able and con-
yineing speech and was most vociferously
applauded throughout by the delighted
Democracy Of Gilmer county, who will
stand by him with the most earnest and
unfaltering devotion at the polls. They
are all in line with a will and determi-
nation to do their full part to reclaim this
district, and overwhelm the Goliath of
Gath.