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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-22
Preacher ami Saloon Mem Fiehting.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., February 2l Rev.
o. W. Still, Baptist minister and par
ishioner named Allen, have been waging
war against the saloons at East Greenwich,
and they have been threatened with viO-
lence. On Saturday night Mr.. Aliens
we'll was poisoned with arsenic, and an at
tempt was made to blow mp Rev. Stills
house with dynamite. Mr.. Still has re-
signed his pastorate, and declares he will
fight the liquor traffic with his whole
energy,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-22
The Aeed Empsror at the Opers.

BERLIN, February 21.-The Emperor
last evening attended performance Of
',Don Juan" which was given BY the
Royal Company. The proceeds sre to be
devoted o the Mozart monument furd
now being raised.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-22

~rg Council Committee on Railroads is
,,-. ,h,rt the business before it in a bus
Ike way. The matter is Of the ut
nos, importance, and the committeeman
...r 70 thoroughly appreciate the fact.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-22
A Hand Crushed.

Special Telegram 10 the Register.
FAIRMONT, W. VA, February 2l.-A
distressing accident occurred at CASTOR
Junction, near this place this morning, by
which William Starcher, of Grafton, had
his right hand badly crushed while coup
ling cars. The thumb was amputated by
DR.. A. G. Reger assisted by DR.. J. Fl.
Browpfeld. 1t is thought the rest Of the
hand can he saved
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-22

--, ssrate Yesterday removed the IN
- .,o Of secresy from the fisheries
,rj that document is presented in
20. ", morning, together with the mes
IL y -, prssjdent transmitting it to the
The treaty is a very advantageous
the United States, and will be
&C, ut5 satisfaction by Americans
--srrp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-22

lmgR,L donations OF food and general
,,2,es are being sent to the sufferers by
ss ". Vernon tornado. There will prot
be several additions to the already
u, list OF the dead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-22

,.,rErA has at last reCeded from her
,,.,iog and comedies everything to
s,..., Those able correspondents who
.,7r been conducting the European war
rn have 10 seek another caSlts beR
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-22

r., ,,sss Of the eight parties indicted
"-.io,s.i in connection with the Fidel-
r,,E wre,k :. have ali been disposed
" ~. Joslg HOLMES, the last of the
mfr. being released yesterday. Of
-, nar,ies arrested, two were sent
.t, nsniteutiary, one died, and five were
,.ssed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-22

.sg trial Of the nine West Yirginians
Nv u tue custody OF the Federal officers,
d. Louisville, has been postponed until
Sr1,3.-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-22

CHILBLAINs readily cured by Salvation
Oil. Druggists sell it for 25 centss q bottle.
Worth, the Parisian man-milliner, it is
said, uses Dr.. Bull's Cough Syrup. 25 cts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-22

r6z bill apprOpriating $52, 700 for the
;,5s.ll building at Charleston, was favor
5,rspor,ed by the Committee of the
Whole. Yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-22
\ Bad Eraah.t

Won, Mass, February 21.-The
a, -, "s'oet ever known here occurred
RopertV resulting in much damage to
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-22

Tsg testimony OF old man WELLS, in
..,p-,-E muIder trial, at MoTgantown,
..,,,j,y. seems to Gear up the terrible
Me testimony renders the cOnyic-
,fHgSgY BLACK fOregoue eOnclu-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-22
....nmsnt Yesterday Of GRAFE,

..,,g aSsignmsnI g9SR0y
Ias 3 Co, the large Pittsburs iron
SSS'o r.rv unexpected. This is the same
;'a' -, cot an extension of their paper
I'D - ,srs AGO, when they were in fnan-
S'''-, ,i,s and which enabled them to
- ,bsir business. Various causes
S''' ,,,s for their present failure, prom
y - ING which was the purchase Of
a., mills
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-22
Cona,t;on of Mr.. corcoran.

WASHINGTON, February 21.-The con-
dition of Mr.. Coreoran is not 50 favorable
this morning. He is much weaker, and
his friends fear that death is near at hand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-22

TIE Democrats LereabOuts do not want
.ls NIayGl Convention to 20 to the Pa
g-.c.5,l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-22

TiE Business Convention to boom the
SAFE C7OHs Gg2Ce.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-22
IrVS AND COMMENT.
ruEwEATHER.

.,;-,i,is. Fair weather, slight change
grSesi. N.SiihI iighI variable winds nj
,,F.sPera!!oliiSS Pennsylvania and Ohio: Far
:; Sesfe,bb Sessf3etSb,ly warmer in ihe northern POT
,tssF. ssTTtS ~ TtSSrnperatue in southern portion
y, SSss,sbIe winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-22

Pg>uEyr CLEVELAND and his lovely
vii. l,t, Washington yesterday for Florida.
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D'pRMEAMs.

No. l3l l:uc dc Charities, Entire Toulouse ct
st. Louis.
EOUVELLE-ORLEANS,
Get hotel est tenu par Nine. CALLER,
:ncienn- l'rnpriri aire 'e IHotel DIES Etran-
uers. ct Sc r"c0m,nanle au public voyaseur
par les sOins ct IL comfort 'iOnt Nine Gather
salt entonrsr l. tous SEES CLIENTS. LHotei dor
leans jault d Tune situation %centrale dams ie
quarter dies atfailc~. dies chambres spacicnses
b,en a6rt,>. ct mcubices avec govt. Les prix
soilt moicrcS.
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Quelqnes jonrs avant Ia nouvrllr
tie la mort de l'empereur d'Allema-
sne, on 6tait en- liesse daus leE Roy
aume. Uni 4 propos DIES no,es
d'argent du prince ct lie la p,in.
cesse do Gales. Nous ne kavon>
81 les Irlandais ont pris part aux
"Reminiscences. lis cont 81 mauvais
citoyens Qu'ils ont peut etr~ atfecte
d;ignorer cc grand evenement.
II est pr ,bable one le prince Sc
monrrera desormais un mari plus
mode'e Quill nc Pa etc jnsqn'a pre-
sent, IL chose mons est, du reste
partaitemeut eqNipolente CONNIE iii.
salt Dumanet.
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on LOUER.

Trois grandes plantations situees
dams les districts les plus fertiles
dc notre Fiat ct propres d toutes
les cultures du pays.
Conditions larges ct liberalrs.
S'adresser pour plus asnplex ill.,
'f.r,nations j Police de Ia SENrl-
NELLIE dc ThibOdaux.
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Lancien Hotel Franklin est en-
vote de subir n transformation
complete reimbursement du moins
ct de reve,ir TN apparence des plus
c~oqneitas.
Mons disons fancien hotel Frank
lin, car, parait il, il doit changer
de nom en- meme temps quill chan
&c de locataire ct prendre I'M autre
tire: "Hotel st. Charles" dit.on.
Quaud on prcnd du gallon on men
saurait trop prendre. ct CONNIE on
yeut faire aux eXcurslOni:lstes de
Ia NOuvelle Orleans une reception
oui soft di ,ne d'eux ct de nous,
nous esperons voir pour lie %, e
futur hotel pref ct tous SEES maItres-
Queux SOUS les armes.
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AVIS AUX PORTEURS DE RECLA

AVIS AUX PORTEURS DE RECLA
NATIONS CONTRE LA PAROISSE.-
II Y Il actuellement dams IL tr6sor
lie la paroisse assez d'argent pour
payer, sur presentation, tous les
warrants qui pouriont etre ennis en-
Placement DIES leclamatiOus approx
wees ct enregiStlees du No. l au
No. 4O3 inclusivempnt.
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Nous %rappelons pour memoirr,
%lexcnrsion qui doit avolr lieu lei
dimanche vingt,cinq mars, We
nant d. Ia Nouvelle Orleans ct
donnie par une sociGtc de Y. NJ
B. A. Fai>onS leur bon a%ccueil.
CONNIE Ia chose II toujourS Ell lieu
da restr, ct proposons-nous d'a!'er
leur ren,lre leur visite i bitf delai.
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Mans recommendations ,:htulement
ct nous croyons talre rlaislr Ell ce
f,;sant. lie nouvel eiabllsSement que
Went de monte: nOtre ami. 81 COMM.
Mr.. J. X. Gouruain. 4 rencoignure
Decatur ct St. Louis 4 la Nonvelie
Orleans.
Tous nos citoyenS tiendront 4 al
Ierlui rendre visite dams he bar rooEi
quill Went dc monter ct Gui, pour
peltgance ct lie cloix DIES 'ilueuis
no 10 cade en- rien aux nleilleurs de
Ia Nouvelle Orleans.
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Nous constatons l'apparitlOn d'nn
nonvean Journal edite i la NOuvelle
Orleans TT rcdige par DIES gems de
cOnleur avrc NJ. l.. A. Martinez edi.
tenr, NJ. G.. Bobe sous-editeur ct
Abe Davis g6rant. lie tire du
journal est The Progress il est
rrdige en- auglais 1T s'adrr>Sr sur
toni u p-rSonneS de conlenr. IL
endorse la camiidature du General
+. 7. Nmholls 1t cruit que In reno
mirati"n on In reapparition an po't-
voir de rex.Gonverneur WarmOth
s-,ait unr ralamite 1T lie rrnonvrl-
lpmpnt dune exc l'ignU' ance dr
corruption, lie troubles TT de tu-
mnlte.
II ahjnre Ell consequences tons ses
amis de ceulenr de voter le tick. t
-democratr 4tni n inscrit asa tete !e
alOm de F. T. Nichols.
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Nouvelles de Raeeland.


Orleans lie soir du meme jour une
pluie dilavieuse tombait a Race.
land. La plupart DIES excursion
nistes c~aercherent mn refuge chez
Mr.. Simon Abraham, don't rhospi.
talite est bien CONNIE, d'autres de-
meurant dauS les environs d peu de
distance, current pouvOir %s'aveutu
rer ct regasner leurs demeures
malgre le temps abominable qn'iI
f%aisait. Mails robscurite profonde
ct en- raison dies mauvais endroIts
don't 0 routes sont plelns obliser-
ent plusieu,S a d-scendre de lenrs
voitures ct i prendre par la bride
leurs cheyaux eperdus. Pen
dant ce temps les danes restees
seules dams lie vahicule ct soumises
plus on moins i raverse await tout
lie temps de conjnguer lie velbe je
in'.....
Ceci u jete IN peu de froid ct
surtouc rafraichi les agreements tie
III journee a la NOuvelles Orleans :
mails somme tOute on a garde ponr
longtemps IN souvenir agreeable tie
I'eNcurSion.
Ce meme dimanche dams une
par,i de- Base Ball. Peconome tie
Upper Ten Plantation, Mr.. Philip
Breaux. SEES, fnule IL bras dams
Fardeur du jeu. g
Mile Sobral de Ia paroisse s..
Jacques est Venue visites Nine. J.
y. Babin. Les agreements person
nels de Mile Sol raj en- ont fait
vito uue tavorite parmi nous COM
me daus sa p'opre paroisse OH cha
III admire les qualities de sa per
>o,,ne ct de son esprit.
Mile Alice Bourg de Lockport a
arSsi etc unc dc nos viSitenseS bicn
appreciates. Ellie etait lhote de
Nine Zephyrin Foret a Upper
Ten"
Mons cOnstatons avec plaisir le
reimbursement de nOtre pasteur lie
Rev. Pere Vj.roux, que Ia maladie
a retenu plusieurs jours au lit.
FOIRE A, RACELAND.
Les danes lie Raceland doivent
lie Is du mois proclaim bonner une
toire pres peglise Ste. Marie.
L'objet de cette foi.e est de four
mir la dite eglise de bancs plus en-
harmonic avec l6difice actnel. Les
sieges existants superintendent i
rancienne chapelle one le pere VI.
croux a mise i; has ct reml,lace
par I'm editice Qui f;iit maintenant
, roryueii tie sa congregation.
lis jurent pa,donnez nous Fex'
p~ression) par leur apparence che.
TIVE ct mcomnode avec les Hn:res
darts 1ui %viennent joulnelleme"t
e1nbellir reglise. Les danes patron
nesses veulent remedier 4 Get etat
! de chooses ct, an moyen Dune folrr,
faire editier les siegss plus el6gan's,
plus comfoltables 1t plus dignes Ell
uu mot de leur. uouvellc eglise.
Iepuis me srmAine toutes les
presses dn vipuX It meme lu nJu
veau. monde Semisseut 4 propos de
Ia mort de rempereur HAllemagne,
Guillaume. dtct.le samedi dernier
i Page dc 81 ans. Get e%v1nement,
prevu DIES lonstemps Il favance,
! fou:nit ell &C moment Eatieres
Ia DIES tlots d'eIOquence, 4
des Trades historiques ct des effu'
sious ple,nes d'actualite simon de
~sinc6rite. Tout celia nous laiSst
assez indifferent; nous M'avons ja
mais etc sujet an pnissant empe
rem IT n'avulls iamais envie eel
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2aAlEyER LIVERY STABLE!
Horses Il SBuggi~s at ~ OurA
Day aaad NIGHT.

Day sand Night.
Connection made riM Teras Train f0. Hon.
MA. cos,iAg Easa and West.
On hsnl all heurs ut night. Passengers t'av
elm. nv TEXAS Train. TO or from New I !:
; leans. will fluid crnvenince at SCHRIEVl z
STABLE without telcgraphing to Thil O.
axux. On hand all times.
NECTAR F. CROSIER.
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Gymnastique ct pompiers.


gymnase bien etabli ct bien en-
seigne, ct do SEES applications. dams
beaucoup d'occasions p%6rilleuses It
dificiles, Oil lie sang-froid ct surtout
la connaissance ct la pratlqne DIES
exercices symna>tiques, sont dune
~necessite ab>olue pour le sauve,age
dn gymnaste on de ceux quill
est appele par devoir on Par sympa-
THE i SAWYER.
Pour ~illnstrer notre dire, nous ne
pouvons mieux faire que de publier
TN DIES fats. AUST remarquab!es que
nombreux, don't les pompiers de
Paris sont containers
"Parmi les actcs d'heroisme re-
lates 4 Ia sloire DIES pompiers tie Pa
ris. dit lie journal la Libertt, je
rappellerai, crlui On caporal TIT
bault
C'etait le samedi, .. aOilt 1865
lie f-u venait lie pr-ndre dams nn-
a%rriere ~bou,iluedn No 1o3 de larne
S::int-Antolne, ct, ell qnelque> i'll
stantS. lie feu await envahi tonte Ia
maiSon.
q mnd les pompiers de la rue
Culture ainte- Catherine arrlvtr.
ent. Fescalier n'etait plus quune
tnurnaise 4. de tous les ttages par
talent DIES cris de detresse. II V
| await Ia dies temmes ct DIES eulants
qui allaient perir ct qni inplo-
r,ient.
C'est alors Qu'avec IN sublime
courage. lie caporal Thibanlt ri>qna
dix tois sa vie pour sauvrr Ia Vie
dc dix persounes. En- moins dun
quart d'heure, II await sauve les
epoux Jacob ct leurs enfants. les
Gponx Jourdain, les epoux Gen,y-
ct leurs entants. II restair, ia
cin4uieme etage, une ,ieille temmr,
Ia dame Fol'ias, igee de s~oixante
ans. Devant Ia. tenetre Gu loge-
ment de cette femme etaic VII che
mean faisant sailli, lie sort que re.
chelle Ge s%auvetagr,. accrochee "a
l'appui, Sc trouvait dams u,e posi-
ton inclinee ct ne touchait pas la
fepetre inferieure. .Malg,e ce grave
obstacle, lie caporal ThibauIt n'he-
sta pas. .n-G-
Arrive q la chambre dc la pau.
vre femme, il plaza celle-ci Il son
dos, la liza a lui fortement avec une.
corde, puts, ledescendant sn peril
leuse 6chelle don't rextremlte Sc
trOuvait dams lie vide, a une assez
grande distance de Ia croisee lnte-
lieure, il palvint, etant arrive an
dprnier eclleIon, a sly snspendIe
par les deux mains, Il bout de bras,
ct, par IN superbe movement d'a-
lresse, il Sc balanca deux Ou t'oiS
fois, toujours embarrasse lie son
fa,dean, 1t, p'rnant .s0naaelan, il
vint tOmber uebOut sur Ia fenctle,
oil un autre sapeur lui tendait les
bras.
La pauvre femme etait sauvee.
De la foule qui %entourait Ia mai
son incendiee, parti.ent NIL chi ia
mense ct DIES ACCOMPLISHMENTS
~fienetiQu-s.
Thibault fnt decore le j. aout lie
la meme aimee.
QuelQnes jonrs avant Ia nouvrllr
tie la mort de i'empereur GAllema-
sne, on 6tait en- liesse daus e'Roy-
aume. Uni 4 propos DIES nores
d'argent du prince ct dc Ia p,in-
cesse do Gales. Nous ne savon>
81 les Irlandais ont pris part II
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,Jeudi lernier est arrivee 4 Thi-
bodaux, la MAGNITUDE pompe a va.
peur recemment achetee, par les CT
toyen de Mo:te vile. Les essais
Qui wont Sc faire, autOnt lenr comp
te rendu dams notte proclaim nu-
nero.
Nous a>ons VI recemmvnt a Ia
Nouvel|e Orleans, plnsienrs pompe
de "a meme tabriIue ct DIN meme mo
dele, on a reu pres, ct nous avons
tout lien tie supl,oser que sous nne
habile ct intelligence direction. celIe
que nous possedons est appellee Il
rend,e dr grandes ct e%f1icaces SER
Wees.
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NOUVELLES LOCALES.

TAXES EFT LICENSES.-Tous les
ratardataires sont prevents qu'avec
20 mois expire Indulgence don't
am, user notre collector envers
,os propri6taires ct marchands Qui
ao;vent encore leurs taxes.
Allous, mcssieurs, un bon mouve-
meut, ct venez regler avec votre
,onulaire ct estime collector.
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DECEs.-Samedi dernier. 10 mars,
1855, est deced6 d Thioodan1 a
Foe de II ans madame Olive Ann
Mcbride.
Depuis de tongues annees ellie
,asidajt dams notre Vile OF, ellie
await So s'acquerir PeStime ct faf-
feetion de toEs ceux qui Fappro-
ehaient.
Maldi Is mars 1888 est lecedte.
j Ia Nouvelle Orleans, Il l'age de
16 ans, madame Josephine Leche,
nee a Charleville ct veusc de Mr..
Adam Lecile.
The National tribune., 1888-01-26
where's the Last Man at Appomattoxa

fChicago Herald
The man who fred the first gun at Fort
Sumter was killed the other day at Charleston
in a row. 1t is now safe to regard the war as
over,
The National tribune., 1888-01-26
CATARRH CURED.

Hoods sarsaparilla is purely vegetable.
does not contain any injurious ingredient.
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TIL Instaat relief final cure a q few DAYS and new
f5ak1lI ~ returns. no pUrEes SaTe- suppOst1ry
! sEJU Remedy mailed free. Address.
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A Dollar Bill

can be made for every hours work We will show you
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Both sexes all ages. Business admits Of your living at
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Many make much more than = per hour, No special
meet with grand rushing business. Address nj once
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EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: ! indorse the
sentiments of Comrade James Brown as to con-
demning the actions Of the Ex-Prisoners War
Association in requiring a soldier 70 be held as
prisoner Of war for period not less than three
months in order to obtain pension. In my
opinion they have erred in judgment, and if a
prisoners war pension bill should pass framed
as it is, ii would be doing great injustice to
those who suffered untold torture in their
wounded and sorely afflicted condition while
confined in a prison hell for a less period.
am talking as one who has had experience in
this matter.-EDWARD CREECH, Sergeant, Co.
d. lst Mich, Forest Hill, Mich
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