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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-05
BASE BALL.
Athletic est. Louis O.

ST. LOUIS Mo. October 4.-Atkisson
held the champions down to-day and won
the game. The Athletics on the other
hand batted Hudson's pitching very freely.
The fielding on the part of both teams
was remarkably brilliant. Score:
LIningS.....................l . 3 I
81. Louis s........... 30 0 0 0 0 0 o. 0
Athletics s................~0 0 0 0 0 . o.
Earned runs, Athletics 1; two base hits,
Bushong; three base hits, Stovey, i. b.
Robinson / first base on balls of Atkisson,
., off Hudson base hits, st. Louis 2,
Athletics Z; errors, st, Louis ,, Athletics
/; umpire, McQuaid.
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nnn,t Want the Sans.

BosToS, October 4.-The Baptist minis
tiers at meeting to-day refused to cooper
ate with the Methodist ministers in further
ing the appearance Of Reys. Sam Jones and
Sam Small in series Of revival meeting,
in this city.
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A Warning to Lord Churchill,

DUBLIN, October 4.-The FreemdR's
Journal warns Lord Randolph Churchill
that il he really believes his statement
that the Irish difficulty is solely agrarian,
"he will founder from mistakes into
crimes
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Brooklyn 4, Louisville .

LOUISVILLE, KY, October 4.-The
Lonisyilles were defeated by the Brook
lyns to-day before small crowd. The
feature of the game was Browning's bril-
liant playing. He made half of the home
clubs hits stole two bases and put out
four men. Ramsey let in two runs by
mufiinr a naSs LID tlY Score:
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Throw Away Trusses

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A STILL HUNT is IT.?
ANOTHER PRIVATE CIRCULAR 10 REPUB-
LICAN DEv0TEES.
Special 7,Ieyram 10 he Register.

Sllecld TdtyruW % Uf htyiAtF.
WESTON ". Va, October 40Below Is
another Republican mandate issued to Re-
publican devotees in Lewis county. This
was addressed TO Republican through
the mail. Did Atkinson and Scofield get
this out when they passed through Wes-
ton, on their way TO Baxton the other
day?
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Refused IN. So,nIn.s,os,

PrTTsBuRG, October L. - Ex-Unitsd
Senator, VIM. A. Wallace, refused The
Democratic nomination for Congress In tks
Twentieth District to-day. and J. X. p.
Hall, Of Elk County, was then chosen BY
the conference.
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Mr., Davis Gift.

Special TJlegrdH to he Regiger.
PIEDMONT, W. VA, October 4.-WorS
was begun Saturday on the erection of the
college which Henry c. Davis will present
IN the corporation of Piedmont
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No riding, From the Overdue Steamer.

NEW YORK, October 4.-The steamehip
Anchoria, from Glasgow for New York, Is
now a week overdue She has fifty-six
cabin passengers.
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Earned runs, LoulsviIIes two-base hlts
Browning; passed balls, Cook 3; wild
pitches, Ramsey | first base on balls, by
Ramsey 4, Porter 4; struck out, by Ram
sey 5, Porter 4; base-hits Louisville o,
Brooklyn :; errors, Louisville 4; umpire,
Kelly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-05

ITseems to us that there are less persons
afflicted with rheumatism since our drug
gists sell Salvation Oil. Price twenty-five
cents bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-05

As n Cure for Sore Throat and Coughs,
"Brotrn's BroaeAdai Troos>s' have ben thor
oughly tested, and maintain their good rsputa-
ton.
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CalIera on tl.e Presidsst,

wAsHIxGIox, ID. c., October 4-Ths
President resumed his afternoon receptieA
to-day and received about 200 callssL
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Earthanalse At San FraneI.eo.

SAN Francisco, October A slight
earthquake occurred here at 7:57 O'Clock
this morning.
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McIs. q. Cincinnati 1.

CINCINNATI, o., October 4.-The
Nets. beat the Cincinnatis to-day
in close and well played game.
The visitors were more lucky in their bat
ting. The batting of Meister Kelley and
Fennelly was the chief feature. About
3liOO neonle attended Score:
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GLADSTONE PETITIONED,

Mr.. Gladstone and wife to-day
received Mrs. T. ID. Sullivan
wife of Lord Mayor Of Dublin, ard
the deputation of Irish ladies appointed
by the women of Ireland to present the
ex-Premier with a mammoth petition in
favor of home rule. September 81 had
bern appointed rs date of the reception
but it had necessarily to be postponed be-
cause of the serious illnesss of Mrs. Henry
Drew Mr.. Gladstone's daughter, who is at
present almost recovered.
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Of his competitor undue, the wise
frugal and economical ways
OF NIr Cleveland was vanished into thin
an, and the Judge further remarked, and
now General when the President calls for
Thee Sl5uOOO. .OOO of bonds he will not
Neglect YOU. oh no, General, he will not
neglect Won, but rs for myself | have no
apprehension of a call of this character.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-05
THE SOUTHWEST STRIKE

THE SOUTHWEST STRIKE
began when the time aud attention of the
General Officers were taken up with other
matters of vital importance. No notice OF
the contemplated action was given to us,
and we knew nothing whatever concerning
it or the causes leading to it until 1t had
been in progress several days.
It has been asserted that condemned the
men while they were on strike. No such
statement ever escaped my lips. The only
statement OF mine that could be made to
appear in the light of condemnation was
that contained in my secret circular of the
18th of March, a copy of which Is herewith
submitted. did not approve of that
strike. could not do so, since confidence
enough was not reposed in the General
Executive Board to give them chance to
examine into the grievances which the
members of d. 4. 1Ol complained Of 1t
was only when the threat was made TO stop
every wheel in the United States and en-
gage the whole Order in the difficulty that
raised my voice in denial. did that IN
defense of the Order and the country. |
am quite willing to assume all the respon-
sibilities attached to the act, and would do
the same thing again under similar circum-
stances.
That the men of the Southwest suffered
wrongs is true; they were many and griey-
Gus: and it is my firm belief that the rail-
way compaines, with full knowledge OF
what these grievances were, precipitated
the fight themselves at q time when 1t
would appear to the world that the strike
was for an insignificant cause. can do
no better than to submit the reports OF
Brothers Litchman and MCGUIRE. These
two members were by me, personally, de-
tailed to 90 with the Congressional Com
mittee, and with that committee examine
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Earned runs, Cincinnatis 4, Metr

itans a. home run, Baldwin; two
base hit, Fennelly; three base
hits, Meister ., Fennelly, Reilly;
passed ball, Baldwin /; first base on
balls, Off Richmond 3, Lynch l base hits,
Cncinnatis \, Nets 10; errors, Cincinnatis
3, Nets 4; umpire Valentine.
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NOR CAN 1T BE ADMITTED

on your side that you have right to the
combination or otherwise, to prevent 9TH
ers working upon the terms and conditions
you have rejected, if fthey desire to do so.
The people of this country can never be
satisfied until liberty of action is credited
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-05
League Games.

Earned runs, Chicago 3, New York 3.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-06
A PHANTOM NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.
Irish Nationaiists Scorn the Tory Plan
Synopsis.

LONDON, Jan 6-Nationalist opinion has
been freely elected on the Irish bill which
the cabinet has agreed to introduce into
parliament The feeling of the party Is one
of scorn at what is designated phantom
national assembly. 1t is pretty generally
understood however, that the bill is not to
be regarded too seriously as the final meas
ure OF ministerial concession
The bill is being drafted and will be ready
for printing early next week. The queen
has approved the principles Of the measure
mandy: Provincial chambers, partly
elective, retaining the representation of
property The legislative chambers are to
have exclusive authority over the revenue
and expenditures Of the country for local
purposes, including coun les and municipal
tiles All existing local bodies are to be
sub ect 10 the control of the chambers. The
supervising power Of the imperial exchequer
is maintained. The local government is
to have power 20 raise money for all
/ internal purposes, subject to the veto of the
imperial treasury, but never over the high
courts of justice or conflicting with the
Land act, land purchase act, and general
statutes OF the country. The chambers will
have power to undertake public works, such
as thu construction Of harbors- There is No
authority over pohcr, militia, tariff, or eX
ternal relations III any shape. Provision Is
made AGAINST the threatened creation OF a
national volunteer army through the estab
| lishmant of ride clubs by retention Of the
| Punitive statues and imperial control Of
| all moneys RAISED, whether by rates ol
| loans
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-06

New York, Jan. 6-At noon Tuesday a
meeting of the board of directors of the
Manhattan Elevated Railroad company was
held for the purpose Of considering the
demand Of the engineers for hours work,
with other grievances. The executive com
mittee consists Of Jay Gould, Sidney Dillon,
Russell Sage, L. Nj. Field, John Hall and
Samuel Sloane Col Hahn related all about
the PRELIMINARY conference with the men,
and presented the letter of Chief Arthur, OF
the Brotherli5od of Locomotive Engineers
asking a conference with him Hahn. 1t i,
not known what decision the exc .utive com
mttce reached but it was reported that the
settlcn ut OF the entire matter had leer
left 70 General Manager Hahn.
One Of the brotherhood men on hearing
the report SAID that if this should prove t,
be the truth, 1t meant q strike
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-06

ROME, Jan. G.-Rumors of the pope's pr.
c2rious state of health are rife again. Tie
holy father is now admittedly suffering
from dangerous affection Of the bladder.
His appetite is very bad and he often leaves
his dinner almost untouched Lately, too,
after inviting guests to his table, he has sev.
eral times been compelled to send them
away before dinner was served, Mavlne
about gives him cruel pain, and though he
complains constantly OF the cold he cannot
bear the heat, which gives him neuralgia
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-06

ALBANY. \. Y, Jan. THE legislature
convened Tuesday. Lieut. ,nlnt Governor
Jones presided over the senate and delivered
a short address. declaring h 5 intention of
faithfully and unIiasedly administering the
powers vested in him As the presiding oh,er
Of thst body. In the h,use the customary
Sc n ATTENDED is organization. After tn
members had been all sworn in, the election
of a speaker was proceeded with, resulting
in the section of Gen Hustled. He was
escorted II tha chair ard delivered d speech
expressing his thanks for the honor con
fogred When both branches had orga
d, Governor Hill selt in his massags
which was road
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-06

WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. 6-The state of
California has filed with Secretary Lamar
complaints against the commissioner of the
general land office for not preparing patents
for lands granted the state of California by
congress, and subsequently confirmed to her
in special act and approved to her by
Secretary Browning in 1866, and testified to
the state 10y Commissioner Joseph S. Wilson
In the same Year, and which Land Commits
sioner Sparks has recently decided may be
still further contested by any one desiring
to claim them under other laws
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-06
by the following Letters ana many
" Similar Letters could be Given, did Space Permit

time and qui saying they are worse than wher
they began; know 1t is dlscousaging III these oit
cbrnnic diseoseS: used to think was no better
but my husband won encourage me by sayin
he knew was better, | followed directions
closely and took my medicine regularly; now
can see and enjoy the benefits of perseverance
Some say il costs 80 much; my hrst bill was yEl,
an il GTew less every time until it wrs only Il
cents: we don't hegrudge the money paid ont
considering what benefits we hBye received; an
person wishing to enquire further into the matte
will call on or address me.
Yours respectful
MRS. l.. +. PEDDICORD
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-06

PITTSBURG. Pa. Jan. b.-During the last
week there has teen d general falling off in
coke shipments, The supply mas exceeded
the demand This Is attributable to the
closing down OF many Of the large steel-:a.l
mills in the country At these mills repairs
are usually made about the first Of the year.
It is probable that all VIII start up in q
few weeks. The coke syndicate have de
ciied to restrict the production 10 2-3 per
cent. The ovens will only be operated five
lays per week until the demand increases.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-06
A Wealthy Resident of Lincoln says;
LINCOLN m. Nov l, 1885.

To the Edtor:-Foryears my health has been
miserable: have sun red from comphcAtlono OF
troubles having serious kidney trouble aud tht
worst of female disease which made life almost a
burden 10 me- had catarrh very nadlg, ana my
liver was much disensed; I also had humorous
piles, from which suffered terrible agony, and
could get nothing 10 cure me, althonsh tried
m.ny medicines until applied to Or Mrs. keck,
and by strictly following her advice ana treat
ment. She has cured me; the tumors she removed
without the use of the knife. feel better than |
have for 20 years, ana can WORD more anu waiE
further with pleasure while before treated with
Mrs Keck was in agony.
hope aLy of my friends wha are in poor health
may take my advice and uGas have dome II any
one wishes 10 know more OF my case they nay call
on me Respectfully,
MRS JOHN EVANS.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-06

Boston, Mass, Jan. 6-Monday night
burglars blew open the great safe of the
Anles PioW company in the Quincy Market
bsilding The cxplo-ion tore out the win
.;oaz ana d.rIsAshei part of the wall of the
second story. The burglars secured large
amount of money and securities, but the
extent of the loss is not yet known The
buiiding was badly damaged.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-06

New HAVEN, Conn, Jan. G-During the
performance of the play "A Leap for Life, -
at the American theater Monday night,
hfiIlie Eddy. a trapaze performer, fell from
tie suspended lar to the seats, a distance of
thirty feet, and received internal injuries
that may prove fatal A netting was pro,
yiled according to legal requirement, but
it was not stout enough to break the fall
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-06
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO Jan 3.
The following quotations were made in grain
and provisions on the board of trade to-day: Wheat
No January, opened and closed S2ilc; Febru-
ary, opened aud closed 82lsc; March, opened sac,
closed SEC. Corn-No ., January, opened 351sc,
closed 36l4c: February, opened 354c, closed 3d1ec;
May opened a999c, closed a9Ac Oats-No. .,
January, opened and closed, 2Sc; February,
opened ami closed size siay, opened 311sc;
closed 3l5sc. Pork-January. opened 5000.
closed sl002$; February. opened SlGo5, closed
SI0Wls; March, opened SO l.lb: closed SO ii1s
Lard January. opened and closed $500.
Live Stock-The Union Stock yards report the
following range of prices HogS-The market
opened SLOW and weak, with prices DC lower; light
grades S3.4 '6eS S3s5; rough packing. S3.55G3, %;
heavy packing and shipping lots S300i0l
cattle -Demind light; bulls, S2e5; cows, 81 so
3.75; stockers, S20G35o; natives, S37U@5 10.
Sheep-Demand fair and prices steady, fat ewes
and wethers, S32j@35O; fancy young wethers
S400@ 40; lambs. Si5o6g5,5J; common mutton,
Sl.61at25o
Produce: Burter-Fancy creamery, s0@5ac per
lb; dairy, l61lSc. Eggs-Slrictly fresh, 2oc per
duz; cold storage, l10l3c; picked, 12ai4c, Po-
tatoes-E Early rose 465Jc per bl; Burbanks, $50
5Sc; mixed lots. 4OGl4 call on track In car lots;
Illinois sweet potatoes 90 0o@e % per bbl Dressei
oultry-C Chickens Sle6pltc per h. turkeys, 1lQ9
l2i4c; ducks and geese, l06l11c. Apples-choce
10 fancy, Sl.50@175, and seconds. xl.0o0l. y per
Dbl.
New York.
NEW YORK Jan. s.
Wheat-NO. cred winter, IA ln}r,'- ao's' pa 90
February ~ &c ,iu; do March, f2tt III Corn
No > mixed January 49c; do February, 4,,.c
Oats-No mixed. 81 ,Ialua '. Rye-Dull
ani 3, chlrgai. Barley-NominaL Pork-Dnll;
mess, Slaa G1025 Lard-S637 January S..
February.
st. Louis.
| ST LOUIS, Jan 5
| Wheat-Fairly active, ieiyy ard weak, cl sing
| Ike lower than yeSt rday; No. . red cash,
/ 901c; January, a9la; February, So &c; hrei-
| 9l3sc; May 95,4c. Corn-Steady and 35Ge'2o
| h. er; No mixed, cash, 331sGl 354c; Jan
uary, 3J1ac bid; February, Bic; Maci, 3i34c;
| Nay 361G,. Cats-Steady; No : mixed ca-n.
| gqIsc; January, 29}4c nominal: May, Sl5s0 1bc.
| Re - Nothing doing; ste b.d, Polk -
| st ady; SOLO. La,d-Firm; S5,s5459l Whlky
| $40
TOLEDO, Ohio, Jan 8
| Wheat-Active but easier: cash or January
| S9..c; February, 9G4c: March, 9.4c: May 9JL;c
| CoTn-Steady ard Unchanged; cash or January
| 3Sl.: May, 40c bid. 1lc asked Oats-St-ady
| cash, Doe; May, 33c. Cover Seed-Active and
s,ronI; cash, or January $50; February, $40
| March, $40
| Milwaukee,
MILWAUKEE Jan )
Whest-Weak cash. s29lc February S25,c
MAY. sta5a. Corn-Frm No. 2, 3S4c. Oats
| put; NJ q 2sc Rye-Duh; Ito. l, Sc, Bar
| ley STEADY; No. 2 54c.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-06
Every Man to His Own Post.

WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. 6-The New
York Herald's correspondent telegraphs his
paper: The president said to Inc Monday:
Il believe the most important benefit that |
can confer on the country by my presidency
is to insist upon the entire independence Of
the executive ana legislative branches of the
government and compel tue members Of the
legislative branch to see that they have re-
spousiblhties Of their own, grave and well
defined which their official oaths bind them
TO sacredly perform" The correspondent
gives as his Interpretation of the PRESIDENT 5
meaning that he will confne himself to
making recommendations to congress, as re-
quired by the constitution, and signing or
vetoing bills, and that he will require mem
bers of congress to confine themselves to
their constitutional duties and not to inter
fere with executive duties by soliciting or
suggesting appointments to Office
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-06
Taking Action Against DIR. Woodrow

CHARLESTON, S G., Jan. 6-At special
meeting Of Charleston presbytery Monday
night resolutions were adopted declaring
DR.. James Woodrow unfit to teach in the
Theological seminary on account of his
evolution theosy and directing the theology
students under the care of the presby terry to
withdraw fFem the seminary
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-06
SUBSTANTIAL EVIDENCE.

MARzFILI Es Ill, Dec 2i, 1882.
MR- Dr. KsCK:-I feel it my dnty TO you and
to those suffering. as did, to let them know how
YOU cured me for over ten years had been
troubled with the worst kind of sick headaches
my heal nearly bursting and having to vomlt
wha, threw up was very bitter; IN was the on
" relief | could get; the last wear before began
Your treatment was troubled with severe pains
between my shoulders and the small OF my back;
had great many different doctors without su.
cess; my husband persuaded me to place myself
under your care which | DID the lith day of May,
1882; il has now been over one year since bad u
spell of sick headache; mad severe pains on the
top Of NV head 1t was sore from PAIN this is all
gone, and am not troubled with nv shoulders oil
back anv more; can ride long dis lance enjoy Q
good day, and return home feeling honc the worse
d thing could not do for several years.
Some yet discnnrAneA aftlr Mnctnring a shnri
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-06
CulIom Would Make a Square Issue.

WASHINGTON CITY. Jan 6-Senator Cul-
lon, speaking of the matter of confirming
the presidents appointments, said for him.
self: Il would raise square issue against
the confirmation OF any one to succeed a
faithful and efficient man. Many of those
who have been turned out of offica were brave
soldiers who fought for the preservation of the
Union, and the men appointed to succeed
them are those who were fighting on the
other side In all such cases | would make
a clean sweep and refuse TO confirm single
man. But ii it is thought advisable by tbs
Republican party to take middle course
and make stand only against the most
glaring cases, why | shall go with the party
It's no use for one man to try to stand
alone"
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-06

LONDON, Jan, 6-Mr John Ruskin, in a
communication to the press with regard te
home rule tor Ireland, suggests that the vir
tues of the Irish people and their peculiari-
ties be considered before arranging scheme
for managing them. "The Irish" adds
Mr., Ruskin, ARE witty, affectionate, wit
less and heartiess, and can not govern them
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-01-06

WASHINGTON CRY, Jan 6--Sacretary
Manning designated Roswell A. Fish as
sistant register and several other treasury
officials as board to prepare a detailed
history Of all expenditures by the govern
mont for interest, premiums, discount, and
expenses incurred in connection with na
tional loans since 1886