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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-24
IyTLANARCHISTS
s.,,.,-,us Circular Addressed 10 the CHI
ago Police
rDeIyG THEN TO USE THE BALLOT
nun The Candidates Of The An
srchiStS
,gg LATTER KEEPING TOGETHER,

800, Ill. October GA copy of
lS,,uipg circular was sent to every
s.-of tb. police force, and probably
,;Is- circulation. Its authorship is
- ..,,vp and its object is uncertain.
CHICAGO, October 18th, 1856.
, a, Brother officers:
d. -, s,rrth Of May seems to have been
%, bv some Of the Office seekers
- -. handed anarchist is about to show
,r,;,,l strength, and tIy 70 accom-
= r;,b rbehallot what he could not Sc
;,b the bomb. Have our seven
t. died in vain? Will q score
-, or more Of our brother officers
.b-,rgh life on cTutcheS
-,,S;ng. No. Let us show these red
@.-1s y. rblt the men who stood before their
go, -'..-, and bullets will again show solid
.S.--,,rI drive them and those who cater
-,-, .S,,r f-5r1 the lirld with the ballot. But
80. yyba, are we TO do? Go To the
r. ~. second day of November and
-or- vote against every candidate who
=. .,1rb, for OF accepted nomination at
.-S.hg7ds. Ask your friends to do the
.---..,-F II We succeed our victory will
r,mn,rte. The fourth of
Nv crowned by the second
Isya,.nber. Let US forget party. Be
,.,sgr Democrats or Republicans. Let us
IN me future IA in the past anJi-an-
,,.-,..s and let Us take good care that
=, November among our hOnOred judges
.s.r,nss Of anthony HameS, Altgeld
-,-,,,g. and above all PrendergaSt, who
:. bsrp designated by the Arbeiter ZsihIRg
-,-l-y Judge. and who has ever been
~ now i the special pet of Spies < Co.
9-rr sYuear. We as citizens cannot
,=-g,a hive one or more Of our judges
lid by AnarC hiStS.
,.,0.ce officers we should never be
I'D i.o trv our cases before a Judge who
7., ..s POSITION 10 the murderers Of our
s-.,e- officers. Ii this meets with your
r,-rl. le, each one OF Us appoint him
i. .gnm.ttee Of one TO see our neigh
sS l-t trends and ask them to help us
r.5r ae,p,ng Us 70 help themselves.
T.Esa thousand strong, let US pull to-
RI. azi anarchy is doomed.
Yours,
A POLICEMAN.
-..,-rular Is supplemented with the
r,gs Of Republican and Democratic
.-.s-as who accepted the nominations at
..Aris Of sO-called Socialists.
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FORGIVE AND FORGET.
Why Pension Agent wagener win Keep
His Once.

Why Pension Agent WAGNER VIII Keep
His once.
WASHINGTON, d, C., October 23.-Sev-
eral weeks agoat the request Of leading
democrats of East, Tenn, Maj. ]. H. Wag-
ener was appointed United States Pension
Agent at Knoxville, to succeed Robert
Taylor, Democratic nominee for Governor.
The new appointee was Major of the 18th
Tennessee Cavalry of the Union army,
and was gallant soldier. Immediately
after his appointment Democrats
of East, Tenn, came here
and urged Secretary Lamar to recommend
to the President reconsideration of
the case and the revocation, on the ground
that as a member of the Legislature in
1866, Wagner voted to disfranchise ex-
confederates, and also voted for resolu-
ton to offer reward for the apprehension
Of Ex-Governor now Senator) lsham e.
Harris. To-day Secretary Lamar made
the following response TO the persons who
were demanding reconsideration Of the
case: Secretary of the Interior declines
to recommend the revocation of Major
Wagener's commission as pension agent ut
Knoxville, Tenn. He says that Major
Wagner was appointed upon the recon-
mendation of the leading and best citizens
of Tennessee of all parties who represented
him as a man fully qualified for the duties
of the position and as man endeared to
the people by his consistent support during
the past twenty years Of their highest
aud best interests. The fact brought out
against him since his commission was is
sued that he had given an unjust and un-
wise vote for disfranchisement, when he
was young man not more than 81 years
of age, Immediately after the war, when
the passions of both sides were reused to
the..highest pitch, should not now be used
to ostracise him from public trusts among
a people TO whose rights and interests
he has ever since been true aud loyal.
We have all been contending that the
issue of the war and the passions growing
out of it should not be kept alive, and l
do not know of any instance in which pre-
cept can be better enforced by example
than this. Both sides in Tennessee
ihowed courage TO fight. l am also conf
dent they have that higher quality-the
magnanimity TO forgive"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-24
THE NATIONAL w. c. T. U.
In Convention at Minneapolis-Proceed
inRS Yesterday.

In Convention at Minneapolis-Proceed
ings Yesterday.
MINNEAPOLI!S, October 23-The Ma
tional Women's Christian Temperance
Union this forenoon held sectional meet
ings at the Hennepin and Centenary Meth
odist, and Free Baptist Churches. There
were no public exercises in the Casino
Theatre this morning as the various de-
partments of work will be presented at the
general meetings. The speakers at the
Hinnepin avenue church were Miss Lucia
F. Kimball, Illinois; Mrs. J. X. Barney,
Rhode Island; NIrs. Harry H. Hunt, Mas
Saehusetts; Mary Low Dickinson, and
Mrs. Henry G.. Moore, Ohio; at the Free
Baptist, Miss Jennie CaSsiday, Kentucky;
Miss Nellie Bailey chalk talker, Illinois;
Mrs. Z. c. Greene, Vermont; Mrs. 5. NJ,
Perkins, Ohio; at the Centenary, Mrs.
Josephine Bateman, Ohio; Miss Lucy J.
Holmes, New Hampshire; Miss Emma
Obenauer, Michigan; Miss Mary Allen
West, Illinois; Mrs. DR.. Havana, Colorado;
Mrs. Mary f. Shields, Colorado.
The afternoon exercises at the Casino
included an address on social purity by
Mrs. Z. H. Bradley, of England. The
session was devoted briefly to business.
This evening there was young wo-
mans meeting. The annual report was
presented By Mrs. Frances ]. Barnes, to
followed by addresses and musical ex-
erCises.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-24
LOCKWOOD APPOINTED
New York District Attorney-Lucius NJ
Lamar Gets an Ofice.

New York District Attorney-Lucius NJ.
Lamar Gets an Office.
WASHINGTON, D. c., October 23.-The
President this afternoon made the follow
ing appointments: Daniel n. Lockwood,
of New York, to be Attorney of the United
States for the Northern District of New
York
Lucius NJ. Lamar, of Georgia, to be
Marshal of United States for the Southern
District of Georgia;
The following to be consuls of the
United States: Seth Pratt, of Massachu-
sets, at Zanzibar; c. r. Mccall, of Ala
bama, at Santos; VIM. r. Greathouse, OF
Louisiana, at Tampico; Enoch J. Smith
ers, of Delaware, at Tienstin; John T..
Campbell, of Colorado, at Tamatave;
Leopold Moore, of New York, at Hull.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-24
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
IemoriaI Services Held-Spiritual Care of
Immiprants

Memorial Services Held-Spiritual Care OF
Immigrants.
CHICAGO, October 23.-The House Of
Deputies OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church resumed his deliberations at ten
o'clock this morning Rev. DR.. Clark
presented the report of the Committee on
Memorials of deceased members, the read
of which was accompanied by religious ex-
ercises, conducted by President Dix. The
report began by calling attention to the
large number of members VINO had died in
the last three years, and then proceed
to give brief biographical sketch of each.
Attached to the report were resolutions that
the House put on record its grateful recog-
milton Of the virtues and services Of those
who had died. The report was adopted
by standing vote.
Four messages from the House of Bishops
relating to amendments to the ConStitu-
ton were concurred in. A message from
the House of Bishops, relating to the spir-
itual care of immigrants, recommended
that the Bishop of New Jersey be Core
spending Secretary of the commission, and
that he open communication with the
Archbishops of Canterbury, York; Armagh
and Dublin and the Primate of Scotland.
The message was cOncurred in.
A message from the House of Bishops,
recommending that the Canon relating to
lay readers, be amended so as to make the
period of the license longer than one year,
was not concurred in by the House. The
House then went into Committee of the
Whole, to consider questions affecting lit
urgical revision.
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III. Work nfn bastard.

ALTOONA, PA, October 23.-This after
noon as the regular passenger train from
Coalport to CressOn, Of the short line rail
road was on its way down the grade, half
way between the two places, the engine
Jumped the track and went over q steep
embankment turning twice over
in its descent, and killing the
fireman. Grant Hatfield, and seriously
iniuring engineer H. B. Hibbs- The pas
senger cars remained on the tr ack. As far
as can be learned at this hour, spikes had
been placed in frog at that point by
some miscreant. II is thought to have
been the work of Hungarians who had
been formerly employed in the construc-
tiou of the road.
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Victory for Mccarthy.

LONDON, October 23.-Mr. G. l.. Lewis.
Conservative VI. J. for Londonderry City,
who contested the seat against Nr.
Justin Mccarthy, Nationalist, and was
elected by small majority, and against
whose seating the Nationalists protested
on the ground Of fraud, has abandoned
the seat. II was at once clrimed for SIC.
Cartby, and after some argument the seat
was awarded TO the latter gentleman. The
decision causes great excitement
In the recent election the poll rs counted
gave Mr.. Lewis ,7sl votes and Mr. Nc.
Carthy ,77s and the seat was awarded 10
the former, although Mr. Mccarthy at
once entered protest and has ever since
been pushing his claim TO the scat upon
the allegations Of illegal electioneerine
methods. Mr. Mccarthy also has fhe seat
Longford county, which he obtained
without opposition.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-24
BENWOOD,

The B. & o. pay car was here yesterday.
Mr.. Will Rapier, ar emplOye of the Riv-
erside Steel works, was accidentally struck
on the head with sledge. The result was
a deep cash.
The |. .. o. F's. will publicly dedicate
their new lodge room sometime this week.
Mr.. Ed Noel returned Friday from
trip to the monumental city.
Mr.. Milton Morgan has an attack of ty-
phoid fever.
Two carriages Of business men of Wheel
ing were down viewing the steel plant yes
terday.
The carpet and furniture has arrived for
the new lodge room.
Miss Virginia Bowers, an accomplished
young lady of this city is the guest OF
friends in Shepherdstown, q.
Pennsylvania Supply Depot. b. J. Texel
manager, near Public Square, Belmont
Street, Bellaire, buys and handles all kinds
of country stuff direct from the farms of
Pennsylvania. Purposes to have full
stock ofall kinds of country produce. A
place to get chickens. turkeys, butter, eggs,
etc.
An employe of the Wheeling CO. plant
received some severe injuries Friday by be-
ing crushed by quantity of falling pig
metal.
Mr.. Peabony, a bright and promis-
ing young man, died early yesterday
morning Of typhoid fever.
The remains of Mr. Finigan who died Of
fever OF his boarding house last week were
taken to his home in Pittsburg for inter
ment.
Mr.. Brown left for BraddOck to attend
the funeral of Mr.. Sweeney.
An autumn leaf party is on the tapis for
this week
Master Willie Kelley is convalescing
from a severe attack of malarial typhoid
fever
Mr. David Sweeney, popular employe
of the Riverside steel works, who left for
his home in Braddock few weeks since
to recuperate from the fever, died at his
home yesterday.
The following is a copy Of letter re-
ceived last week by one Of our school
teachers, dated, Office Finance Committee,
Charleston Relief Fund, City Hall, October
Is, 1896:
Mss ". E. HcCdbe:
We beg to acknowledge the receipt Of
five dollars from the pupils and teacher Of
room 3, Of Benwood Public Schools, for
which please accept our thanks.
W. L. CAMPBELL, Treasurer.
W. A COURTNEY, Mayor,
F. 8. RODGERS,
A. W. TAFT,
Committee.
A young lady passenger on through
train East created a sensation one day
last week at the B. & o., station by
making desperate attempt to give away
two little children, twins. She told glib
story to the effect that her husband had
left her and she was forced TO gain liyeli-
hood, but could not do so encumbered by
the two helpless infants She failed 70
dispose Of them and continued her journey.
The twins were nicely and daintily clad,
also was the pseudouym mother.
Mr.. John Carpenter, Of Narrows Hill
farm, some three miles below town is pro-
nounced in q very precarious condition
from consumption, having had three Sc
we're hemorrhages yesterday.
Mr. J. ]. Maple, captain Of the Gravel
street Hunting Club reports that the mem
bers of his club have all together killed
over six hundred squirrels this season and
expect to kill more before the season Is
over
The Independent Order Of Good Tenn
plars, met last night TO take action In re
gard to the death Of their brother Nj.
| Asa Peabody.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-24

Earned runs, ? each; two base hits,
Burns; base hits, ONiel Latham; home
runs, Pfeffer; total bases on hits, Chicago
10, st. Louis s; struck out by Carruth-
ers 4. Clarkson Z; bases on balls, of Car
uthers ., off ClarkSon /; passed balls,
Kelly none, Bushong I; wild pitches,
Clarkson l, Caruthers l; base hits, Chi
cago 6, St. Louis 4; errors, Chicago ,,
ST LOUISE
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-24
NERVOUS DEPRESSION.
Causes A Sensation Suicide In the Sixth
Auditors once.

Auditors once.
WASHINGTON, D. c., October 23.-The
Sixth Auditors office was the scene of a
sensational suicide to-day. Robert W. Al
ston clerk in that branch of the Govern
ment service after cody announcing to the
Chief of the Division that he was going to
put an end to this thing" walked to his
desk took thirty-eight caliber revolver
from his pocket, and in the presence
of his fellow clerks sent a ball crashing
through his brain. The pistol was placed
so near his his head that the hair was
singed and the skull shattered. The un-
fortunate man lived but forty-five minutes
after the fatal shot had been fired. Nec-
vous depression is said TO have led to the
act. He was the son of Col. Bob Aston,
of Atlanta.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-24
Republican Senatorial NOmlnatiOn.

Special TsiegruR 10 ne SaHdGyReglSer'
MARTINsBURG, W. VA, Oct 23.-The
Republican Senatorial Convention Of the
Thirteenth District met here this evening
with ]. ]. Hetzel, of Morgan county, In
the chair. Mr.. Daniel Gelzendanner, a
PROSPEROUS Jefferson county farmer, was
nominated. :.
Hon. H. G. Davis spoke to large audi
ence tonight. The Senator's remarks
were pointed and were cheered tothe echo.
The Mechanics Band escorted him 10 the
cOurt house
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No Monkey Business I'm Jersey.

NEWARK, n. j., October 23.-The pro-
posed lecture by Mrs. Parsons in Orange
tomorrow afternoon will undoubtedly
have to De postponed. The proprietor OF
Central Hall, which was leased for the
meeting, has refused to allow its use for
that purpose, and the Anarchists have not
yet secured another place to meet in. All
the police have been ordered on duty and
any attempt at q disturbance will be
promptly suppressed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-24
AIIhsr.l.Con..r,alirs Party.

LONDON, October 23.-Ths Standard
says IL hopes 10 see Liberal Conservative
party formed out Of ample existent mater-
ials-a party which Lord Harrington could
develop and might hope 10 lead. Lord
Harrington" IL says, cannot long main
tain his indenpedent attitude. The next
session Of Parliament will be Of supreme
interest and will decide whether the chance
to rescue our party system from false po-
sition will be seized or lost II IL not easy
to say how much England's greatness and
happiness depend upon the direction the
Unionists take"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-24
1T WORRIED LIKE A CHARM.
A Waggish student Plays a Practical Joke
on UnIyersalist Delegates.

on u lnlNers2Ausl DcAosS~~s'
AKRON, o., October 23.-The Universe
list General Convention wound up last eve
ming with a grand hoax. Some waggiSh
student at the Buchtel College had sent
printed cards to about one hundeed dele
gates, inviting them to take five O'Clock
dinner at the house of DR.. Cone, President
of the College. At the appointed hour
the diyines turned up, swarming all over
the house of the President, much to the
dismay of the good doctor
and his wife. Some took the
joke gOOd-naturedly, but others let out on
the offending joke in a manner that had no
regard for the Universalist creed. An in
vestigatiOn was started among the stu
dents by the President to-day to discover
the perpetratOr.
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wELLsBURG.
The Democrats Addrsssed-BrAnsos 10
Speak-Good News.

The Democrats Addrsssed-BrAnaos 10
speak-Good News.
Special 7siegraa % De Sunday R>0fk5.
WELLsB 70, w. Va, October 23-Tbe
Democrats at Colliers, In this county,
were addressed this evening by Senator
Sommerville and others
Judge Brannon will be in Brooke coun-
ty next week 10 redeem his pledge TO I'd.
dress the people ON the past, the pros
poets and aims Of the Democratic party,
and his claims 10 seat in Congress. He
will speak in Bethany on the afternoon
and In wellsburg on the evening Of Thurs
day the 2eth.
Col. C. II. Beall went to whee'sng to-
day.
President W. II. woolery, of Bethany
College, and wife were in the city to-day.
Lbe farmer, are busy gathering thsir
crops Of fruit and grain; they report IN
abundant yield Of all products.
The general opinion a. TO the speech Of
Hon. John o. Pepdleton, at the Court
house last night, Is that II was brilliant
effort.
Judge John Brznnon will speak st Beth
any on the 18th, IN the afternoon, and st
wellsburg In the evening,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-24
cincinnati saloOp Kssbsr, Jailed.

CINCINNATI, O., October 23.-Jno
Ryan, keeper of Concert Hall was fined
$500 and sentenced to three months i'm
prisonment in the workhouse to-day by
Judge Fitzgerald, in the Police Court, for
falling to procure q license. Mrs. Emily
Keeping, proprietress of similar resort
on Vine street, was given the same pen
alty for the same offence
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-24
A Rich Suicide.

PHILADELPHIA, October 23.-Thomas
Potentine, a wealthy Italian, about so
years ofage, committed suicide to-day by
shooting. He thought he was gradually
losing his property, and would eventually
be compelled to seek home in the aims
house 1t is said he possessed an estate
valued at 500, 900.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-24
Two Dividends.

WASHINGTON. d. c., October 23.-The
Comptroller of the Currency has declared
a second dividend of ten per cent, making
in all forty per cent, in favor of the credit
ors of the Logan National Bank OF west
Liberty, O., and sixth dividend Of tve
per cent, making in all ninety-hve per
cent in favor of the creditors of the First
National Bank Of ofMOnmouth, Ill
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pitt.hnre,s Rnnn

-. ..,'.'NBrRGH, PA, October "a This
-.: y = experiencing an industrial revival
/, LOW which Is growing greater every
- ''on talks with half a hundred
g manufacturers of Iron, Steel,
j.. :, =. -Nl CoAe to-day, it was developed
-, =, .-5 mills, factories and ovens are run
= I" 'leF lelleNt capacity, and in many
= - 0'0eTs axe ahead for months of steady
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-24
INTERESTING TO sALvArIoNIsTs.
An Important Decision By Canadian
Judge Relative to Their Parsdes,

Toronto, Oct. GA decision was Civ
given in an interesting case here yesterday
by Chief Justice Wilson, in the Court OF
Appeals which will silence all disputes
about the legality of the Salvation Army
to beat drums, &c, in the streets, and re-
lieve that body of much persecution IN
courts. George Martin, a salvation army
soldier was sent to Jail for ten days by
Judge in Lakefeld, Ontario, for disturbing
thesinhabitants by beating a drum or
tamborine in the streets on Sunday con-
trary TO municipal bylaw. The Chief
Justice in quashing the decision by the
Lakefeld Judge, quoted Edmund Burke,
showing that while ringing a fire bell at
midnight disturbed the people, 1T was to
save them from personal destruction by be-
ing burned to death. 1t was shown in
the evidence for Martin that he was
beating the drum for the spiritual good of
theinhabitants. The conviction OF Martin
was quashed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-24
Belligerent Italians.

PORTSMOUTH, O., October 23.-Sixty
italian laborers on the new South Side
Railroad across the river ip Kentucky have
struck for last months pay. To-day
armed with lknive and revolvers they
compelled all the other laborers to cease
work. Fifteen of them have Sbeen ar
rested, but further trouble is feared.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-24
Insf With All Hanlia.

ST. JOHNS, n. F., Oct. GA telegram
from Tilt Cove, Notre Dame Bay, this
evening reports the loss OF n fishing ressel
and all hands on Thursday last.
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Death oTa Millionaire.

g,-..L-NSEOEo, KY, October 23.-Mr. A.
~ I St amllhOnaire tObacconist of this
=, &c, S-Sl Al o'clock this morning. He
NJ. r. o'oitlsh birth and came of an aristO-
:, -, Ia AN lily and was one of Davis county's
-0 most progressive citizens.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-24
IN. B.rtheIdi Isaasurss,es.

WASHINGTON, d. C., October 3D.
Major Gen. Scbo6eld, who has charge Of
the ceremonies attending the inauguration
of the Bartholdi Statue next Thursday,
called at the White House to-day and had
an interview with the President, with re-
gard to his participation in the eeremonissL
The President and most Of the Csbinef
win attend, but the details Of the trip to
New York have not been completed- II
ID expected that Mn- Cleveland, and -
wives ofseveral offhe Cabinet ohcU whi
accompany the party.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-24

.7,,.--s -sa4NNGToN, October 23.-Mr. A. l..
,,,,-s, 80, 'le Texas editor who was recently
Ss,s9 9Ilsd T,sd ln a Mexican jail, has sent the
l. SsV.pa'tment bill for $50, 900 against
NsIlean Government
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-24
r.rtsr Harrison Nomlnated.

CHICAGO, Oct. 23-The Democrats Of
the Third Congressional District nominated
Mayor Carter H. Harrison this afternoon
Mr.. Harrison declined to say whether he
would accept or not.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-24
Don't Want Alexander.

VIENNA, October 23.-An official COM
munication from Sofia states that the Pro-
visional Government of Bulgaria does not
intend TO nominate Prince Alexander, and
does not expect that the election OF his sue
cessor can be proceeded with for long time
vet
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-24
P,euro Pnsumonia.

LANCASTER, Pa, October 23.-State
yetinary Surgeons to-day visited the farm
Of Thomas Amber at Bethesda, this coun-
ty. where Is or 20 head Of cattle have
been discovered suffering from pleuro
pneumonia. The surgeons killed two
animals and inoculsted the remainder.
Two Others have already disd from the
disease.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-24
Cholera.

LONDON, Oct. 23,-Eleven deaths ifom
cholera and twenty-five new cases occurred
in Pesth yesterday, and one death and
three new cases in Trieste.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-24
A ShnckAi Athens.

ATHENS, o., Oct. 23.-A shock Of earth
quake was felt in this city this morning.
Siesmic disturbances were also felt at VIOLA
and Xerochid.