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Daily Republican., 1886-09-20

Rev J E. brian, of Asbury vii preach
in Wesley NJ. f. tent, jackson and
Linden streets, tonight, Rev. A ndrea
Ma9ship preached last night, when
two persons were inverted. He will
preach agaic to MORROW night.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20
BAdiy Injured.

Mrs. Amy Valentine, who broke an
arm and two ribs by falling of the
porch Of her nephew, John McKaig,
No 1908 Van Buren, street, 10 lying In .
critical condition, and the prospect for
he, restoration TO health 10 not very en-
courngiDg.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20

ENROM 10! EAST 6TH STREET. QUEST.
4 nuts nave become a great word, hut
have you en- our CAKES called Chettnufs' II
you ever saw them come to lUl East Filth
street at once. Une party came miles ,or
10 pounds Tor surprise party. We were
an recall ly surpri ied. some VI our fall good
are coming all M. We have cranberries at
cent quar-, new raisiLs We have; new
prunes are On their way new cttr0n we have;
new Back and J pan tea we have,
II r royal ne crop coffee, is poor and much
hig bei; we Can Keep you for mo1ths on this
decent coffee and this 2l-cent Golden R.o.
Our Java at rs cents Ia .. X. All our cotiees
are cleared in the roasting and make de-
licious clear coffee. In making way for fall
Ro0ds We found some odGs and tnds we will
ell cheap: rice, cents; Eur At 10 cents u
/ bag; Roya best hou. at 80 and 20 cents a
bag. We have lots and lots Of bargains.
q ONE an see 70: yourself. BrcOms at 10
| and 20 cents. New c9dhsh and macEerel.
Come To-Day This lovely sea he ! with every
| To- ,ent can Of pc Sder from I NJ. WIZ,
sl,-6I lC2 4. 5th street;
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20

MoCORKLE-8RUNEwAL.D.-AtC Gin
Uhio, on the ltth Instant. by the
Rev. 0enrEe II. Fullerton. Thomas M cCork
10. Jr.. OF this city and Mathiids y. 8rupe-
valid OF Colos No, Germany.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20

Special Off GER Foster has several yer.
valuable watch Goes in the pound wbic'
he il 10th o xiii. Parsons in want of ;
good dog can obtain one by calling OIL
Officer Foster, :: veg low figure.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20
SCOTS EMULSION oF PURE

Cod Liver on, with Bypophosphites,
Is more reliable as AN agent in the cur,
nj Consumption. Chronlc Coughs and
Emaciation, 'h%r ap5 remedy known
TO medical science. l. Is 80 prepared
that the potency OF 'h-se two most valu
able specifics is largely increased. Il
also very palatable.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20
State OF the Thermometer
ut the REPUBLICAN Office In the 1Lad
I O'Clock 10 O'Clock Il o'oios
$40 63S II


Tomorrow promises to be fair, will.
station airy tenn perature. Similar con
ditions are likely to prevail on Wednes
day,
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20

Pierce's "Pleasan: PuTgative Pellets
are perfect proven fives OF constipation
Inclosed in glass bottles, alW ays ffceh
By all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20
\ Monster apple

Vim f. Thompson Of New Castle
Hundred eft az our Office on Saturday
= very large apple. called the 20-ounce
ippin. As II weighed 10 ounces We
tEould say its name il not mitnomer
If any one eau beat it we tbOuld b.
lea ed to hear from him,
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20

Oh Saturday afternoon, Robinson &
%. sold ut public sale the balance Of
the old city sand lot, en- the north sid
Of Thirteenth street, from Orange 70
rAtnall. The lot Is SO feet deep on
Orange street, and parrows down to
only "a feet on TAtnall street. 1t sold
IS follows, beginning at Orange street:
2t feet Z inches to L. Ford, 1T 900 so5.33
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20
Security Trust and Safe Deposit Co.,

No. SO Market street, Wilmington, Del, and when all
paid, the said Trust Co. will
deed in fee simple to the purchaser. printed Brief of
Title of the property, extending back $50 years will
company each deed.
These Lots will not long remao at the present prices
but will be advanced and those who purchase will
No GA Market st Get, and see the ger, who will
show you the plans and give all information.
,.,,-.,u.u..,. c. D LUkENS Manager.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20

r OST-ON SUNDAY, lyrn INST, N
~ s0ing from Central Church through
stu street to Market, thence TO TIN street,
blsrx silk fan, with ribbons attached VAL
ua 20 to the owner as Rift 81 reward WIZ
be paid on its return TO Rs. uAkklET
FRITZ 10l5 Jetterlo on street. It,
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20

NOR REnT-LAkGE ROOMS In I'd
e and 81 stories lover Baltimore q Ont"
Railroad express and telegraph officel Q
Market street.. suitable for almost any
business. They viii be counteIed ard
shelved ifdesired. U. r. JOHNSON, lies
Market street. septz0u.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20
Helping Chsrie''''

James II. Morgan, , u nrs
and Poplar streets "ss sd III ID
tors to charle es on ',,a aap
the ruins. He intepn's Cons h
Of stereopticon exhib ,t on nj
OF Of c churches, for which as ~ ID
Of vs. cents will i, he ss . sati .
gross receipts will III be = as" J.
c ton sahsisi to assist in l The
each in Ezion a, and d,h b,'l III
d esired. -
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20

NOT1OE-THE TWO BOYS THAT
IN stole that bull dog above Jsssup q
paper m Ill and tied rope aruun | his neck,
Rd b'tter return him u s0i East Seventh
Street, before they arc dealt with by law.
sep2s o..
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20

A DJOu REED SALE ADM NlSTBA-
"A tors sale at Fllna h J ackson g, south
east corner Second ard Orange sIeots, ad.
iournod 10 Tuesday. zlst inst, at O'Clock a.
IN. Persons having purchaeed goods will
please remove II EN- on MONDAY, goth Inst
Store Open at I so o'clock a. 10. SAMUEL
W. McUhULLEY, Adninistrator. s20-2t
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20

VXT6HTED-AN ENERGETIC IRIS H.
w man in this city, to introduce the
life OF rarnoll, iu.t published. includ INK
speeches OF Parnoll and Gladstone. A
liberal co i mission. or ga weekly u sstis
factory. Apply TO MURPHEI q MOZART
NEi n Warren street, N. Y. sop2olr
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20

@. Linderman, ,.a ,na lied
Quarter Light ves ssssmI'o n,ia
White, the light ,6 nou tepda
Captain { sooy e. after ass,h h'' 81
this hs city at : o'clock h,ss wi T'iIlD
his rem aims, wn,gS % ibis d
about about 81 years and l''''
fonr children.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20

UJANTED-A COOK TO 90 10
w Dover Fair; one who knows how to
make corn meal kom'; co,ored man IRE
fsrred; reference required. Apply tuesday,
morning from 10 TO ~ O'Clock at 1908 Mar
ket street. sep.Olt
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20

1-OR SALE-CHEAP, FOR WANT or
" use, bright bay horse, 10 hands h gb
be seen at Ohm HANSON, 104 Fast + urti
street lsep2o- -
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20
Temperance Ehs

The Temperate i0 G5eS
will give an ente aEtanIas I'D
Mems Hall this s ess been pra
is the first of a ssf M,Sopdsy
TO be given eVrrI
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20
cutters ..Uho,'
ia

The attentiion, ., to ths|
s ssSsnf become con- e,,s ssGtstis ,s. &c
lating. ~
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20

On Saturday ~. sy {, n5ssi : \,
son rs street, - q !. p0fss keys. 4 ~ 81.
:: "a = y ]: 81 ;$ e.: :: e ;i,;;s''
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20

YNYANrED-A STOUT ACTIVE BOY
w to learn the baking buainess. AID Iy
at Bowers bakery. 7th and Jefferson streets
s20u
NOR SALE-Aa UNE-hUNDRED OF
Il milk route, Cops and wagon. Apply
at B?4 Pine street. t2O.2tt
UYANTED-A GOOD SALESLADY
w steady employment; good salary.
ADDRESS Merchant, this ONCE. s2.-lN
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20

DOAhDERS WANrED-2rD STORY
ID and other rooms, nicely furnished
pleasant location. Best OF reference given.
$50 Inns
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20

r USr-CN TUESDAY, l4TH INST. ON
Ia steamer Brandywi1e, black ceDbe.
Anyone returning It to 1850 Van Buren, ST.,
will be suitably rewarded. l'
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20

XLTAnTED-AN EkRAN,p s,o,a Of X. r.
w the fresh and SAT- inea' w. liz
GEARY, 3ll King street.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20
fourth EDITION
CHARLES TON.

The Opera House Meeting ! Yesterday
DIR. Todd and Job II. jackson 4 oil OF
What They Saw OF the RArtbQuak 10.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20

xHYANrED- HALF.akOWN GIRL.
w Apply, with reference. at S0l JACK
son street. sZO-Zt"
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20

VYyANTED-A Girl FOR GEN ERAL
w Homework, four in family, at sll
Marke. street s2O-ZL'
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20

XIyANrED-A coop o,,S sIHui sts st
w Apply 70 IL n $40 st
market.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20

ED-A GOuDGlRL FOX GEN
w eral housework at l97 Wet fonI'
street. sZu-oT
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20

VyYANTED-gOAR RS, Al ~ I'LL homs
w af street' s20-l2'l
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20

va ANrED..A A, WH ~ = a. oMMoauLUkE,
sth street market
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20

VXYANrEl,-.A GOOD GIRL FOX u EN-
w eraI housework at 7o4 French street.
Reference required. iU
Daily Republican., 1886-09-20

TTT ANlED-A UIaL FOR q EN- EhhL
w homework; an English speaRian,S
German preferred. Apply at 2is Eas. ON
street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-29

OF article ! Of the Constitution of the
Y onitsd States Congress, is invested with
lau power and authority to provide for the
general welfare Of the people of the United
states; to regulate commerce among the
several states; to constitute tribunals In
terior to the Supreme Court Of the United
states, and to make al laws which shall
De necessary and proper 70. car
rying into and executing the fore
going powers. 1t provides for the
formation within the Law off tribunal con-
sisting OF one of each eide of the coniro-
Versy, the two to select third. Ifthey do
not select a. provided, within three DAYS
the United States Court of the jurisdiction
IN which the trouble exists shall do so
This tribunal shall have the standing of q
United States Commission, with sll its
power, and shall be paid in like manner.
Overawed by Militia.
TExAREANA, ARKANSAS, March 28-The
freight blockade in this city was broken
this morning, and freight train WAS sent
northwest for st. Louis, under q strong
guard Of militia. Great excitement pre-.
vailed and 400 strikers were assembled in
The Missouri Pacific yards. The militia
oysrawed them, however, and the train
lets without opposition. At Vaudeville,
10 miles north, crowd of strikers tried to
Iide track and wreck the train The
militia scattered them and captured II OF
hem, who were brought back to Texsr-
rama and put in Jail. The running OF this
rain is regarded BY people Of Texarkana, as
'reaking the backbone of the strike at this
mint
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-29
THE BUSINESS OF CONGRESS.
What VIII Occ upy the Attention OF the
National sEislators this Week.

What VIII Occupy the Attention Of the
National . Eislators this Week.
WASHINGTON, March 2S-Tne unf lisf =
ed business in the Senate for the morning
hour is senator Logsn's biz, to- increase
the efficiency OF the army. A. 2 o'clock
to Eorrow, Senator Platt will call up tie
bill for the adH ssion cf Wsshin5tOn Ter
ritory; next to this the irts:ttore COM
merce bill and bankruptcy bill ara booked
for consideration. Senator Wilson will
continue his watch for az opportunity to
try the passage of the Des Moines river
settlers bill over the Presidents veto.
In the House, the friends OF the educa-
tion bill viii seek sn open issue With Its
opponents. Mr.. Willis viii report . new
education bill under the call o. States and
will move its reference 10 some other than
the Education Committae.
The postofice appropriation bill Is the
unfinished business and the debate upon
the policy of the Postmaster General with
regard to the foreign mail service, may
postpone action until near the end OF the
week.
The agricultural ana the Eiysr and bar
Tor appropriation bills will be reported 70
the House tomorrow.
The sundry civil appropriation bill IS ex
ptetea later.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-29
DELLAIkE.

The Bellaire Nail Works ships large
quantities OF steel slabs down the river
each week.
The regular mo.niag passenger on the
b. d o. Bas several hours late yesterday
owing 10 q wreck near Little Washington
Tickets to California are down TO $Sj,
we understand.
The Eureka Club gave another Of il,
periodical hops last Friday night. These
private dances are always pleasant affairs.
Lent has made the social circle very
quiet.
Qaite q number Of the c. & P. employees
attended the funeral Of John Kennedy 10
Allegheny yesterday. The special train
returned about O'Clock last night.
The residents. on Rose Hill are getting
water now from the regular source. They
have found that there is always supply
in the pipes up there after night.
Mr.. Fields, Of Gravel Hill, was buried
yesterday.
The Ohio Valley Trades Assembly mel
in wheeling yesterday afternoon.
The Sencts has confirmed d. ". Coo
per as postmaster for Bellaire.i
The Aerial Club dances Oh Wenesdsy
evening
Ritz j Cochran have decided TO give
up the butipets q running concert 10
connection With their saloon.
Kennedy, who walked Lillie Hoffman or
Saturday night, was beaten.
q Large Numbers Of our people attended
the runs Of the late Crystal Window Gisss
works. yesterday.
Rev. K. +. Kseltf talked sboo. baptism
TO 8 large audience Yesterday morning
The festival given in Ciy Hall on, Sat
urdsy night for the benefit Of A. AePhef.
son vas pretty well attended s1d o nice
little sum uas realized for the old gentle
man.
The crowd in stieLdsbcs 81 the EIysisn
rnk On Saturday night vss no, very large
but those present witnessed some gooo
waking. The winner covered over sky
eight miles. Miss lda Mason, vho VA
second, vas ouiy feE laps behind. The
company lti, io- Wheeling last nigh
from sLeaos they will 20 10 PATkersbgry
where they open an engagement
The Niagara rink is nos under roof ana
will be opened some time this vask.
Mrs J. A. Gallaher has been III !or sew
eal dsJa
kis AolEe WOIsississ. Of whe.liag. i
visiting sisk Ieszie Wiley, on Rose Hill
There is Bot ss much taking abos, pol
ities At Prssea, 80 % ~ss supposed tler'
soald b.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-29
0lRd.toEe's Trouble.
A FRIGHTENED CON6Rs CATION.
Escaping steam from organ Pipes, IN
Red Hanasu An.r,l,i.f.

Escaping steam from organ Pipes, aud
Red Handed Anarchists,
CHICAGO. March 2S.-While Rev. DR..
Kittridge, pastor Of the Third Presbyterian
church, was describing in q solemn vay
this morning how there were red handed
anarchists lurking about the city ready 10
burn or destroy property escaping steam
began to i,sus from the pipes Of the
grapd organ just back Of the pulpit.
Pew renters in thu front seats were 6rst
TO notice the steam, aud . moment later,
the entire congregation apparently began
having visions OF dynamite bombs and
long haired rocialsis. The members
were soon scuruing through iio
sisles. pointing at VIA, they though,
to be smoie. When the audisncs was on
the verge ot panic Dr. ki,tridge turned
about ard quickly announced that Il vss
nothing bot steam. "Brethrep, be coasiA-
ued, 1T il on iDlimstion that ! should put
more steam into my sermon The subse-
quent remarks about socialists we're fercer
than before.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-29
AN ARBITRATION BILL
To BE IEtrOdues1 In the Hou4s BY -
O's ell.

To BE IGtrOduest in the House BY Mr..
O's ell.
WAszAGTJN. D C, March 2s.-Con-
q, Nsnsn Ioh9 J, o Ssil. chairman of the
Houss Committee o. LIbor, Lett for New
York thu SSsEnoon q e9nfsr With I. V.
Powderly a. u Isy Gould as to tie settle.
ueut Of the ) sNutbRs'' railroad trouble
Before leaving N GS,iliLsaked By letter
tie interference Of .'bs P tSidsnt in bring
ing tog sthsr ".Eo ant ,S'o;St'e N u5srs Of
his family"
10 the Hcuss 10 morrow Mr..
ONeifs long promised bill on srbitra-
ton viii be introduced he insiEts that 10
rational and constitutional. Il il entitled
a bill creating boards sf arbitration fer
the speedy settlement Of controversies and
differences between common carriers sn-
gagged IN interstate commerce or business,
and their employees"
The preamble recises that By section 8
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-29
THE PITTsBURe CAR STRIKE.

More Men Join the Strikers Ranks
No Moves Made.
PITTsBURG, March 28.-No move was
made in the street car strike to-day By
either party. The coHpsnies did not try
to run any cars and the strikers generally
spent the Sunday at their homes Last
night the foFty employees OF the Central line
were noti6ed as they had left their cars
they could consider themselves discharged
from the companies employ. The men
received the news good nsturedly and ex-
pect that when the trouble is set
tied the company will rescind
Its action Of yesterday. The hostlers and
other stable men employed at the Pitts
burg, Allegheny 4 Manchester Compsnys
stables Joined the strike this morning.
They say they will remain oct until the
strike is settled. 1t is reported that an
attempt will be made by this line to Start
their cars tomorrow With non-union men.
The strikers threaten trouble # any cara
are sent out. The meeting 10 Lawrence
vile this morning lasted untI. 3 clock.
The Oakland men who were disposed to
kick were paci6ed and will continue the
fight.
Employees Suing the B. & o.
PrTTsBURG, March 2S.-Six employees Of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad entered
suit against the company yesterday for
damages sggregsting 500. 900. Two other
suits for $lO,6 each will bs commenced
tomorrow. The nsnss ere G. j. Churchill
VIM. Zscharies, James keery, J. /. Sines
Edward Boyle, John Norton, j. Weber and
Samusl Maysville. The claims are the re-
suit of the double header strike which took
place last August ct Glenwood. All the
plaintiffs were arrested Sn6 imprisoned.
The bill of charges was sRnorsd ty the
grand Jury. The Plaintiffs now sue ior
false aSrezt and imprisonment.
Aiding tSs Texas Pacific.
MgSDRoY, MISS, March is.-z Tne Queen
L Crescent system have contracted With
the Texas & Pacific railroad for the trans
portstioa Of 500 tons Of coal daily via this
route during the strike, the shipments to
commence st once. Mach of this coal has
been contracted for in Alsbsns hslds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-29
SITUATION IN ST. LOUIS.

one Tran sax Out over the wabash
Quisl Reisuin :.
81. Louis, March Is The strike siius-
lion on both sides of the rive has been
very quiet to day. Aside iOm lis se'f 9
Sunday, q drilling rain With sroW' and
hen G. brisk shower tell most OF
day and nobodg Cared TO Joitet about tne
depot and yards. Tbe Hsssss sent out
one freight train this afternoSs, oSt De
Sond shis no attempt Ess made 70 move
trains. e is stated tonight that 3
simultaneous eEsrt will be made to start
1rei yht trains on al Ia East St Louls
yards tO.morroE morning. Ia theory being
shat such 3 movement will so SCATTER the
forces Si strikers that 6 part Of the trains
will be abe to get sElv.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-29
GarRtnR the Prsss.

PlyAui, via Gslvss,cs, March IL
Great excitement Ia ocossioned by the die
tatorisl decree Of General Ssnto Domingo
ordering the suspension and the closing b.
force. If necessary, OF the American nsvs.
paper the Star and Herald, po,wiil stand.
ing the official declaration o. tie freedom
oi the presr.
There has been no soffisndly set towards
nor censure OF the Government on the part
Of the Star and Herald 10 warrant such ,
proceeding. Tho manager OF the paper
protests most earnestly before the Amer
can Consul, Who viii seek redress by diplo-
matte NEAR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-29
A Moral War In Cleyelnnl.

CLEVELAND, March 2s-Nearly all the
Protestant churches OF the city gave up
their regular services this evening on nc
count OF the law and order meetings held
in various places Three prominent
churches md Music Hall were packed, and
many speeches in favor OF clusing the 81.
looms on Sundey were made. This demon
stration Vas gotten up to counteract the
organized movement of the League for
Liberty and Justice which has declared in
favor OF Sunday opening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-29
BRIEF TELEGRkMs.

Two new oil wells have been developed
near Lima, o
Father Kolaskinski, the deposed Polish
priest Of Detroit, mas left that city.
General Crooks only terms 10 Geroni'
mo are unconditional surrender or war TO
the death.
D. J. Boiling, convicted at Newark, o.,
of murder has been refused new trial BY
the Circuit Court.
Ssvt nty-ive manufacturers Of knit goods
me, at Albany, n Y, and formed Ma.
tio1al Association.
A postofl,e has been established at New
Stark, Hancock county, O., and Levi Z
Pore appointed postmaster.
Charles Ward, while blowing cut stumps
with dynamite, near Liberty, lad, was in.
ct lntly kire By an explosion.
A boiler at the Osborn coal mine. near
Warren, O., burst, demolisbing the boiler
house. No one was injured. The boiler
ha1 been condemned.
Miss L zzie Brown, living nsar 1T Yer.
uon. o., who has been helpless invalid
for seven years. claims to have been cured
By prayer and faith.
Treasurer Hollingsworth, OF Knox coun.
&, Ind he's been bound oye; to the grand
| iury to ausSsc ths charge or embez zhDg
abou: $50, 900 Of county funds.
Jas. McPhilIeny. under arres! for
bur,lariziug the treasury Of Lawrence
couo.y Pa, escaped from the jail at New.
castle that county, together with two other
prisoners.
George Jetfries and Lewis Douglass,
cony. .ctsd OF murder in the second degree,
at Charleston, W. Va, have been SEN
tencei 10 eighteen years each in the peni-
tentis'y.
The saloon cf lawson Einberlir, at
Lexington, Ind, was demolished BY q
crowd o. indignant men and women, and
the whisky, beer, cigars and tobacco
throwa into the stree.
George P. Smith, ttockholde' in the
Cleveland (O) Rubber Paint Company.
who complains of having been deprived OF
his profits, has applied for the appointment
OF receiver for the company.
The Dayton (O.) Democrats have nom
mated William Z. Rck'y, knight OF La
Dor man, 10: Mayor.
Sam Archer, on trial q, Shoals. Ind, for
the Bunch murder, was found guilty and
sentenced to be hanged on. the 9Th day
Jaly. John Lynch, who turned Ststes
evidence, pleaded guilty to charge Of
perjury and was sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for three years, and vas fined fifty
dollars.
In the Kentucky House OF Representa-
tives the majority Of the Rsyisory Commit
tee advised the cancellation Of the contract
With the Mason 4 Fosrd Company at the
end Of six months notice, and the with
draEal Of all couvictE from the mines and
their employment or the new branch peni
tentisrY.
The Commissioners Of Hamilton county
, Ohio. have passed q resolution instructing
the County Solicitor to bring suit sgains
, Auditor Brewster and bis bondsmen, to re
. cover money lost to the. county BY ressoE
I Of the illegal issue by him Of certain bonds
; without collecting the interest thereon
Brewster was nominated at the notoriou
!. Highland Housei eiconyention, and is one o
the fev ieLGnan6 Of the Democratic gam
' nF Hamiltou enuntY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-29
Fatal Livery stable Fire,

KANSAS CRY. Mo-, March ~. Neis.
wsnger's livery stable at Eighth aad Wal
nut streets, was gutted by Gre at bali pas,
three clock tbs morning. Thirty eight
horses were burned or sufiocated to death
and an employe named John Fsllmer, per
ished in the flames. Insurance ca the
is light. The o.ision Of the fre
is nknoxn.