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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-18

MR. HENRY MTLASDER, c well known
tailor OF Baltimore. writes:-"I have been
suffering for some tins With severe psin
in nv back from which ! vas unsSss to OBJ
tain relief. ! gave Salvation Oil 8 trial
and less than q bottle SntiEelS cured me
| do not hesitate to pronounce 1t 6 most
excellent hniment'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-18
A CONFESS Ion.


The Grafton Sentinel wants US to state
upon what authority We make the charge
tbs, some Of the prominent Republicans
ofths State-tew IN numbers but great IN
their own estimstiOu-hsye been writing
letters and pulling strings tor weeks IN the
Interests OF Senator Camden. 1t is sUh-
Gent at this time that we personally know
the facts L. be true as stated and have
ample proof OF all We charge. We
hspgpn 10 know Iha. the Republican
osrty IA this State ia divided snd almost
booelassiy so. TIE division has been
5rrugEt about and uursed into activity
bv = relsu,l5ss, cru-l, shsering attack upon
svgry Republican Of prominence IN the
State Who w.u uol b0F down at the eSndl-
cate sIrsr That mslguity has not spared
Maxwell ood Atkinson, Flick, Sterling,
Mccormick and hest Of other good and
,,ps msu. The desire to crush these men
out uonucally ID the soul and consuming
ambtlou OF q portion Of the Republican
oar,z The State Journal is q Republican
,svsnaner that daIes to tell the truth. Ii
- owuei by no clique OF gang OF pohn'
,Ssus aud has 10 political axes to grind'
II is pledged to no man or men Tor !
: senator or any ether ohee. 1t 's Tor
ss,ssigat, masly, R,plbfesn contest with
,bel,.Lwsckers AID guerrillas showed to
,be raa, Il has no patience with that
lass OF Republicans Eno attempt to use
mari, for I e;;, o~n personal glory and
.sEo stab loyal 4 puo! cans IN the rear
There - & R-pug grran so esled-eon'
.-,,..., 4, Gs,esS aui hamper Republican
..;o,org ,p he IN eas,gso Of Senator Camden
loysrv1, JohuUT NJ, GraE and cringing
,oq,ip, syeopkal cy IN doing his bid
lin, "a the frE s'su in the game We
g., nov 1t R,pu6&caal who are more sn1'
- NcGrsw uyLGened than they
-, =, ,e- d K ytbhcsu victory IN tn'
-. ,. ~ Who have WtiC'en scores OF IeE
80, b.,..n Mstirs~ into good favor. 4
.es,rs, AN correspondent in Washington
,s,, r,,re in McisaS.a aud Camdens IA
-, .1.,n L. does ia isvor Of his own party
,od .p- ..,k is psf>is!ently kept mp. Thu
,.r,,.to Kill of all Republicans who
~ be- dosn u GAmden 3 shrine.
~ rS 10, ~s JoaraaI does not care "hetn
r >sa Sentinel likes its way o
,a.i,, e, .ny ',',r ,5. -. O. not. The Ssntine
S,s1SSi,r, s,sD sir., voics vol .. threat.
sI :, s ns not begin . fight each t other ram an:
-, 80 - wSsn sS there - no E5H lest tnos'
dom, % nav prove 20 Oe the olsCA 'cos
aud oa. Of the fold when the fray oes' 70,
We a,e no: afraid Of being "Out OF tn'
to,8 and there is no one who can put ni
out oal.ss We are ready to 90. When VI
and that Rspuhhcanism in this State re
,,;-s, a man 10 wear the livery OF Demo
.,.,. Senator's We shall go out on tn
douJle s7ick In the meantime we pro
no,s 70 ss.u the party sgsinst sll RePnO
lea, nrares aud cu'thrOsts who organ
ia under tne leadership OF Johnny Nc
CIss=
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-18

1853 D.Ecate diseases OF either SCI. sex
hOvev,r in uoed. speedily and per naneGS, name ~
IL cured. Book Of particulars ~ cenas =. :.
samps. Address, Worlds DlspenpsSrlI pHl
Medical AssocistiOu. S63 Main Street. 00i'
tale. n. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-18
Adjusted.

CONCORD. \. h., February 1.-The Is
nor d;Gculties at the works Of the Con
cord Axle CoupSsy have been adj justed
the Gu uployes having been gssG:sd the sd
vance IN wages demanded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-18
Matterson Cheerful.

LOUISVILLE, February l7.-Mr. Waiter
son condition is much improved. DE
rested we'll during TIE night and taxed
cheertullv with his family tbi. morning.
At6 o'clock this evening Mr.. Waiter
son 8 symptoms were favorable and his con
dition somewhat improved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-18

I,wREyCs Mass, February i'.-tnS y
Pemberton IN lls announce an advance q, In
wages on March l, ofprObably from 10 ~
cent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-18
Slnrpers ON Panhr

BosrOX, February l7.-Rysn has written
Sullivan from Chicago challenging him to
fight eight or more rounds in public with
small gloves Queensburry rules, for $3.50
the winner to take so and the loser 20 per
cent of the gate receipts, and Pat Sneedy
or any other responsible man TO arrange
the details. Should Sullivan refuse to &C
cept the challenge Ryan will pay no turth.
er attention to his talk or challenge.
Sullivan is out OF town and his where.
about5 unknown, but he has left word With
his brother Mike to cover any deposit
Ryan or his friends might make in answer
to his ultimstum which was to fight with
kid gloves Just thick enough to cover the
law in any room Ryan might designato in
the United States within four weeks OF
signing articles, for g. COO eide. not more
than Eve friends OF either party to be
present
THE BOSTON sLUGGERs REPLY.
BosToN, February l7.-John l. Sullivan
arrived here from Woonsocket this morn
inc. On seeing Ryan letter he wrote to
the editor OF the Globe that he would not
deviate one particle from his ultimatnm as
published fight to finish within SIX
weeks after signing articles, with kid
gloves for IS 900 a side, only FIVE friends OF
each man to be present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-18
MIscEILASEoUs NOTES

Late Tuesday night, Fsriie, four year
old sou Of DaTid Savage, died at the home
0. L;s parents in Kirkwood Of measles
and scarlet fever. Fardie was bright boy
and will be much missed by manT others
besides the immediate reiat.veG. tfe will
be buried in TippeeanOe, the funeral lsav
ing on the noon train today. Mrs. SaV
age the childs mother, ia also quite III.
, j. A. Heinlein will sell his fall stock Of
boots and shoes twenty-five per cent cheap
er than the same goods we're ever cold
The sale Iasis during the next ten dsyS
and the bargains are offered 10 psGe room
for spring stock Nov .a the time 10 buy
your boots and sboes at bargain
/ i. Il. Heinlein.
3 Mr.. Jacob Openhcimer. q live business
man from Bsrnesville will open lsrg,
clothing establishment in Oglebays block
next doc. 10 J c Den, 4 Co, = drug store
March let.
On TuesdG3 night ueo. e. Hamilton,
popular heater at the Standard, entertain
ed number Of his gentlemen friends q
supper al the Cate Brunswick. The tree
was in honor OF boy wt2 s,rNed 9
Georges house 3 - months ago.
Norta west is out the c !. and W. OF
business trip.
Charles Smith lCeVes tor Akron. Ohio
today. -.
The Golored baptist church Is holdin
sn in mense revival
Mr.. Fred SChlien!2 Of Quaker city, va
in town yesterday, buying produce,
Miss Nellie Frazier, Of Bsrnes'il.e
the guest Of Mrs Wm CTs.'s', OF the We'
q End
Tm. 1bornburg, Of the {, l.. and "
was in town yesterday.
C. A Heinlein leave. ~ Toied1 IN
few davs
MIR James HoJgens 0! Portland, vas
town yesterdsy.
0 Gus Slater and Noah Burke are 10 II
pecsnce. ,
A number OF our yo1ug bloo1s are t,l
ing OF getting up minstrel troupe.
Getting up at o'clock 10 play VI
something very novel Tor some OF O
q Young men.
n Loa Easton wss fined IS and costs
assault and battery yesterday.
Last nigh, Miss Sophia Stillwell v
- married to Mr Rogers. Of Washington, 7
= : The affair took place 8. the house oil q
hnde's psrs Its and Was yery en,oyabie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-18
sINGIIAR NnvsTRnSlrN. .


Mr.. ). s. Liller, sexton of the Bridge,
port Presbyterian church, has in his pos
session a singular maliormauon. 1t is a
calf having the hind pars resembling
very closely those OF dog, and large
head almost perfectly round and about
fifteen inches in diameter. 1t is thickly
covered all over with hair, and one view
makes it resemble human head, The
ears are far back on the head nnd the nose
and mouth are almost upon the neck. The
eyea are on exactly opposite sides Of the
head, which is 10 large as TO make them
almost disappear. The toll is hatdike a
beaver aud the knee Joints out OF ell
proportion TLr oUlJr Is very hight, almost
white with o few brown spots. The COW
from which it was taken had to be killed
as it was unable TO give birth 10 the mon
strosity. The COW was the property oil
John Iiller who lives on tEJ froutliue
farm Oh deep ron, ia this county. 1t is
we'll worth any ones time to see this freak,
Gnd several museum managers are trying
to get possession OF it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-18
RESIDENCE RrRNEn.

About 10 o'clock Tuesday night the resi-
dence OF Mr.. I'd Simpson, located about
midway betweea Barton's Station and
MsuIetown, was burned y .he ground
The cause is supposed to lie detective
Aua. TIE Gre consumed everything in the
house, even TO The family clothing. Mr.,
Simpsons son had a very narrow essape
from burning TO death The property was
insured for $1,000, In Il, 7. Howell 8
ssepey.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-18
ron EXAMPLE,
Almost 4 HiRk.

Last evening while Ssnsell Rose and
several friends were sitting around the lire
in his feed store, a colored boy came in and
said the place was on fire. The owners
and his com psnions rushed out, and 'cund
tvo bales OF bay abisAe. The Ire was
soon extiuguished, with little lose It's
prompt discovery was very fortunate, ss the
neiehborhood ia bad one for fire to
( start in.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06

CnllAao sos. a.-A spslA. q. tls l...t
lom Courtney IeI Says JIG B. new osr-
i-in tAai iae assassin oi Dr Bolton on tae
uishi oi lhe election w.. neEio ianel
P.lA 1914. ~ao zoos o. n.t woods loll4eil-
a'eiy after h.s 4osafdly deed bolton W4s
son of teuaty Comnlsaouer b.
D. Bottom one of t4e ~oai.tiei
81. auisrs 0i Wast lueion county Young
Bolton hsd l4fcl an alfIfe laIi ~ thr .r-
uon. working t.iu.i fh~ Aell .ral leket
ana ier fhs .lclffet ihe nelra's thl. t5 .
They a.c-fiAnea taai t1eE local Asi vns
defeated aud eai together alter tle .ailf
closed nll Gefefulued - attark Bolton.
Tie negro 1863 was selected lar i.e
i0h lie took NiLcle-ter r.e
and stationed himself where he could eei q
good fiew 0i Bolton ~ten Pc nsseled ..e
polling precinct Excitement over tle as
sasslnaii,n is al white heat and sevsrai
negro lynchinEs are imminent The white
settlers are profoundly moved ~ ltirr tAe
arst attack q the Kind ever made ty coIoTco
voters Oh the whites iD Washington
county Eight negroes we're arrested 90.
day and carried % bftnhsu charged with
being accessory a. Tie murder ~ holton.
BioodhOuuds were pax ou tle track cf Tie
murderer today and q posse IS following
close behind the dur-s When li.l .s ovsf.
taken he certainly vii be strung up 80 a
tree
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06
A wouderfaiIr Irs..

Tie TTfEeEAN-HEssln have tler new
press 10 working order, ana 10 is q wonder
ful specimen Of what man ingenuity csu
produce. il Is called web perfect
ing press, and Is the only one .n Mich.
igan outside Of Detroit It's CAPACITY is
from 1900 10 l6Oeo per hour " ifom
eight 10 ten times tie speed of any
other press IL the city j S. 10 more
like the ordinary printing press than tbr
Rush electric light - ike the tail0w dip ~
other days. TINS press wa manufactured
expressly Tor the TFIKsEsN-H HfnAfn hY tle
toss Bros. & Co. Of Chicago. Il. ii prints.
cuts. pas'es fold- and counts Size rarer.
perfectly and aclrafeiv and delivers theu
az the rate Of Is 900 per hour ia would hs
diihcult FOR Us 20 give oar reader ans
true estimate Of tie wonderful mechanism
OF this new press our advicc is for those
who are interested, 10 accept he invitation
extended 20 al, and 20 and see il Ia motion
Seeing Is believing, and ID must he seer -
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you have our congratulations Tor both press
and paper. long may size wave - lflaa
R1pids " ea Sii> Nrus.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06
A FOUL PROCEEDING
The Butchers y Ordered 20 Quit
on a Forged Order.
7, g. 8lHsi'S CRANE MISTAKE.
Two Thousand More Men Join The
Sirlkers-it is Believed they "ill
Go BAck-A Strike Quickly
Settled.

Cntcsso Soy. the master workman
of tho Chicago district assembly OF ihe
OF ]. last night ordered Asmogrs men 70
Join the other strikers There was ma1h
dissatisfaction but al II O'CLOCK 2 5OJ ot the
butchers Joined me strikers The strike is
spreading. ln Afmours new house there
are about two hundred men 81 work.
Committees nom The ranAs ~ the strikers
were actively az work trying 10 induce
them 20 quit There Was no disturbance
ira the vicinity of the packing house, al.
though ther wa large CROWD Wai,-
lug 10 see what would tlsn Gp. About liiy
regular town of Lake policemen were
on iEty in the yards and uo danger nAs
anticipated from Inability on their part %
preserre order Nelson Morris was .oaoins
some live cattle this morning for shipment
10 the East and 10 Was said that swift "a
60. were doing the same. This Was denied
by an empiOyc of the latter hrin, who SAID
that the house would start up Oh Mr.
Swifts arrival this morning. hf
Swin arrived AZ the yards az ..}u
O'Clock. but there were no signs ot
life around his packing house. The men
seemed hopeful Of success and expressed
implicit confidence IN the executive com
nittee OF the district. The packers appAr-
emily mean business. although they are less
demonstrative than were the pork packers
In the last strike. The whole trouble this
time IL said 70 hang on mistake made by
Mr Barry, who had charge of the settle
mont Jf the late dispute. AT that time there
was an agreement among the packers and
| the beef butchers hat eight hours should be
| "A DAYS Wcrk for the next year and that
| there should oe no strike on the part OF the
men When Barry ordered ArmOur's beef
| butchers out the existin, agreement was
| broken and fhe packers claim that as IL was
| violated on one side il was no longer bind
| ing on the othar. and they consequently
claim the right to return 70 the ten-hour
system.
| ON account Of the strike Of Armour a
| Co = this pofniDg, about two hundred men
! from the Pinserton Detective Agency were
sent to the stock yards to guard the pack
/ ing houses. and were sworn in as Deputy
| Sherihs by Sheriff MatesOn. There has
| been no disorder during the day. District
| Master Workman Butler says he issued no
order calling ont the butchers at Armour s.,
| aud that the order promulgated was signed
| with his name and issued without his
| knowledge. u is believed most Of Ar
| monr's men who quit work today IN re
| spouse TO the order will resume tomorrow.
The engi leers and iiremen at Swif;'s pack
| ing house struck today for eight hours.
Their demand was granted and the men re-
| turned 10 work
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06

"Do you see that woman said q SD
looking man employed IL a Woodward ave
store the other day. referring % uiceiv
dressed. good looking young woman passing
with c0npeni0n. married her two
months ago. and she basnt cooked one
meal FOR me since. ] an . poor man df-
pending on small wares for saypori buf
was willing 70 work hard - make home.
] bought 81 worth of provisions % one time.
and found tlfm Afterwards sil iccnvIrE iu
the cupboard Just where thew were put
She boiled some p0istoes once without
washing them. and used the same water
two or three times 10 boil others. end that
is all she has cooked People worfu wla.
drives young men 10 ssioars Well fhf-'
ism L much 90 keep them bone someaufs
-- Yefraf safn1 Me-
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06
Z cad WRECK.


Eso Railway Ir.ia. Meet ora Track
nossy loss One Dead.
fIt.Ifr4tI. d., Sow 5-A terrible wreck
occurred eu tte Cincinnati Washington *
Hsta ote "a. .foad az 4 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon at symme two miles west Of
l..H.l latooanf ife.sh, 80. rs col-
f..I ,h e-.t-tallf local freight $50. -.
I.. tlrs l-l lr curve ant were almost
Iae-la saeu discovered. Lusineer brown
.4f t.s uest-oolui coming and called ior
brakes rege-scd his engine AMI called 20
as nen to jump ior their lives
Iue creAs of both trains escaped by
i.ures. with slight hurts. a T.. Mussei-
man 0i Mastinsvile front brakeman On
s.. led t0 jump ID time aud was lost
in fHe crash He body has not YET been
found The engines rae- with almost full
tore. ross together and fell over n a corn
aeI1 They were iOlowel by twenty cars.
all af u hich arc a total wreck. The cars
took dre. hgt we're ert.nguished. Trains
we're delayed lndi near midnight when
transfers were made he accident was
caused by improper orders.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06
THAT IMAGE HANGING
Great Excitement Prevailing Ii
the Upper Peninsula.
THE CASE Of JENNIE FARLH.
Election of Eiks in DStr0it-A Hotel
Burnec-A Srsksman Killed
east sag na~' Boon
Other state News.

st.....s r. r+- 1s-.as.- tt-.-a.
l.Hitalss. A.cl hoy. William
Tralseon who was the leates 81 The mob
that burned sheriff Aniefsons e'hsy
Wednesday night. Ic-teraIes his statement
today that Chief II Police Jones Was A. tn
bottom of TIE matter. Jones Indignantly
denies this and hi. denial IS generally be-
lesed. Suspended members 81 The poills
fofce also say that Jones gave The 81
permission O. Dulld q bonfire and burn TIE
s-sy The ai4ir has created Intense exc
cltsu-nt here ali throughout tAe county
during the pass 1870 days. Tie matter VIII
be investigated IS the city authorities.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06
The Police sIandored.

NEW YoRR, Nov 5.-The Police Commits
sioners who have been investigating the
conduct of the police in recovering silver
stolen from the house Of Mrs Gertrude
Hamilton and in the fence Of ex-Alder-
man Jaehne. TODAY rendered q decision ev-
onerating the police officers charged with
having been crminally involved The
Commissioners fad that the officers had no
improper intimacy with Jaehne and used
proper diligence in recovering the property.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06
Manning Very Sick Yet.

W,saiNlroS, Nov. Secretary Man
ning's decision to transfer fhe duties of his
Office % Mr. Fsirchild on cabinet days ap-
plies only TO The time intervening before
tue public action Of the President message.
lnr.ug this time il Is supposed that the
fhe cabinet meetings viii De unusually long,
as portions of the message VIII be read and
discussed. AID 10 would be "a serious tax
upon the Secretary 20 sign his name 20 Of
fetal papers Tor two hours Or more after re-
turning from cabinet meetings.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06

Tie Ladies' Heiei Corps fttes ve1 g..
I0y4tie entertainment ai their hal ol Nc.t
hrlge-sl lasi evening The program. ne
CONSISTED oi vorti ala iustf mental music
after walct reifrsilu4ou's were seIeol. when
dancing pn. .l .rcef A ftst.Ie tI f.t
evening pleasure w4- iae cIsgls of fro
clshlons which were larr.r rt aFnF i1 i.HI.
coin DeWar nEl Niss Tear Gilman a. lie
hAnasomcff couple present le ru .eIielH-
insIi utitea tlt ror'rif O neat .aM lIeoit
il aus che ladies who had t.s l-ttsi il
charge FOR thf ni-ftlrly way il wlllL every
fN.ns 49, baUlIaI
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06

V.rgsA. nov. 5.-rhe Tagiian comment
iaeon President Smo.kes speech in the
Austrian Hungarian delegation says that
lT.-r smoika described the situation 70 be
-.ocmv and expresses the conviction that
Ccurt kslnoxy viii represent matters la q
much brighter light. The NJ Flte Prose
says n awaits the Emperor address and
Count kalnoSy before deciding whether OF
NOT the t0ae Of the speeches OF Herren
Tis1as and SmOlka was justified by the
fscrs. 10 il inclined % be the belief. how
ever. thar they spoke the views OF 40 others
than themselves.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06

Htll Hszt stseA.
~ iu.ert- ~ res ls..iiae Ass teea e
parei fef t1e Gul-sl e.ntsltlel O.. las s. s.-l
e44ufy "a & 4 l naiel olets in lulo4
hal oa rean-st. aeat Nsa4sssAy silsl-
noaa sud continues unal 'r.a.s. Nso-ss-
e4} afternoon VIZ ot Devoted ls ofE~u.-.ax
iof oasiness sppaEnug e4nuisiess a. -
eless oi welcome tf afs tfe1s1 oi tas
city feePesss by Al .ss Jsu-inEs oi lavelI
address tg she president Nf t-Ert
81 Whiileystiis. ADa miscellaneous aasi-
nsss H. Ile evening l-erafK eAtfts se. Aua
l-usie are Qn size programme THURSDAY
irlIaiEa AIRS Aoarat. uf slat rI.i aas t-t
TREASURED 4ld 81 setar Nrs ta sue.
W acr reparis aid iteu " laNte 81.
txpsuenre meeting in tse alisasasr frs
a. M stuart VII rea1 pai.ct oH Ina'f 'f.si
responsibilities. sna As. Ai..sl 81 l'rs
~ cedar Springs on Mhlol -ae A-.,.-
sry rAtrtls-s nlA ee l- ol4tr Thursday
evening snl tie business W.l pa close. 81 g.
r.cAy morning llis exposed iaai Ahoai
eighty ae rsles Wil bt ll attendance ffla
elt oi town. aed profitable uias - antcl.
rslod
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06
In tho state.

Drrnolr Mich Nov. at ll.2S this
morning there were several distinct shocks
of earthquake felt in the city. 1t was most
nercepiible to the engravers of the Calvert
Lithographing Company, the delicscy OF
their work making them particularly sensi-
tive 10 the slghtes; shocks. Similar eafih-
Quake disturbances have been 'eit frequent
~ of late and they have corrssponded e1-
actly with the time of the revere SHOCKS ID
the south About two weeks ago lhe en-
eravers noticed distinct shock AZ Z-J = .il.
TLe next dav the papers contained reports
If shocks ~ the same hour A. Cleveland and
~ noints further south. The shock here
mis- morning was within one minute OF the
ofehocks in Washington, Charleston and
Richmond.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06
\ Schooner sunk.

a., .-..t vs --t tt.fl.sS .ottA-e.
CHrBoYGAN, Nov 5.-The steam barge
Isaac May s consort struck the schooner NJ
Stalker, while the latter was anchored near
Mackinaw City, at o'clock this morning
and sunk her The Stalker showed torch,
but tho barge went on without rendering
help. The vessel slipped her anchor TO run
before the wind for shore but sank in If
teen fathoms Of water. three miles below
Mackinav City, in mid-channel.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06

ttt ....t AS see R..t-sA.. ttss.N
Tr.csszi Nov. 3.-J0hunie Blessing, "A
thirteen-y yesr-old son of John Blessing ~
ola and respected citizen. was arrested yes
terday for stealing money from the hard
ware store Of satterthWait Bros s. Boyd, oi
this place. The boy when accused oi the
then. confessed that he bad taken The
money. Ou October a be got ei3.-' Ocio-
Ser ~ s45. aud November 3, SO. tie
owned that he bad some so hid IN the
barn which he gave up
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06

n Nv y ~ 7f-ttsts 'ftst-.-
DrrR0rr Mich, Nov. 5,-Ihe Els chose
officers for the ensuing year last night, as
follows. Exalted Ruler Edward F. Lee,
Esteemed Leading knight, Frank II.
Clarke. Esteemed Loyal knight, Joseph
Galland, Esteemed Lecturing knight. Chas.
Dupont. Secretary John Il. Stirling Treas
urer. Charles A Warren Tyler W. Fred
Vine. Trustees, Ralph Phelps, jr., Wood
Campbell. John ". Westcou. After the
election of officers they enjoyed supper at
Gallands
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06

BITrNoRF, Nov. John J.. Middleton G.
Co.. cotton merchants af 40 81 South Gay
ST.. made trust deei iate this afternoon t.
Mr. skipnrufh Wilmer for the benefit c'
their creditors IL cannot be learned extent
Of the liabilities. Mr. Middleton is Trcsi
dent OF the National Marine Bank
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06
AfcaNannah.

SAvANvAiI. Ca, Nov. 5.-A sharp shock
Of earthquake was felt here just as the clocks
were striking 70 today. Tybee Island re-
ports il the heaviest felt since Aug 81, and
hat il was preceded by a loud Fumeline.
IN lasted thirty seconds. and he people at
rushed into the streets. No damage was
done beyond the cracking Of glass. hu' fhc
amount i'm that direction IS quite large -ev-
sral Of the large business houses lost Whole
windows OF plate glass.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06

IoNpoS Nov. 5--Mr Gladstone in reply
70 "A lsitcr from prominent Liberal pro-
posing % prescat him With national testi-
mouy. writes hat he does wish il. but on
tae contrary he would greatly regret the
pressntsti0n Of such testimonial, even
tb0ug1 the desire 20 give It sprang from II
wiie-s spread feeling that 10 was merited,
which feeling Mr. Gladstone says, he does
uuL ln-LaEe rEl.fs.