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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-09
BRIDGEPORT.

George K,s'v is locked up ior he,rE
dunk and dj,orj,T,y.
Stmurl O~ppenatIIuer returned yesterday
tom U1guy>yi''n.
The Whrcljns Geek coal works viii re-
suu- uu Monday F.. full.
The gu,ruas c.l- ere doing q good bust
r,s. between tafs place and Wheeling
Anunhpr rf & ~gigypurter' attended the
wedding ct Miss hldie A,l'er aEd Nc.
Frank heinrich, at Martins Ferry
Wednesday evening.
VIII Smith, ol Iiopedal', l- V'-inAS
I friends iu This city.
cuisines haas heyn unusually brisk here
. this wycE, s1d merchants are good hru'0r'
. "a m rur-,gua1cr.
Joseph W,ager, OF Cadiz, Is visiting rel.
/ ttives here.
Samuy, S,r.u-er, o. Steuheu,.,lc, was l1
/ town Yesterday on business.
Nir. Charley Tsu,man and Nr. fUuS
I Kelrus were in Steubauvilie I1-t evening
attending % leap year putty OF no SINAI.
proportions.
Miss Mary D6Eyla, Of Brilliant, is visit.
.as friends here
IL IS Iumorci that q number OF candi
[ dates too Mayor will Withdraw their names
from the list or aspiu,uts for that otd'e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-09
BEl.LAIRE.

John Z Long and Miss Sadie NJ. Fcgle
have been married.
The representatives. to be sent 10y the
Tide club, to the convention Of clubs at
Columbus, on The Dist inst, are rs follows.
J. T. Dlrrah, Hon. David Wagner, T.. NJ.
lockwood and Jackson Etugh.
The Daughters OF EebeccI will hold u
ncckj.r social this evening, at their hall.
The Second NJ. T. church concert club
will hold An entertainment aud festival in
CITY Hail, this evening.
4 merchant ctthc Third ward presented
q hill I'd a lower ward butcher, yesterday,
aud was turowa into the Street for the act
The Andes rau aground near the nail
works, hat got oil again without much
difficulty.
The ladies Of the May Festival met last
night aud reported considerable progress
as r,gards soliciting. The little committee
from the First ward is whoopjug up things.
Before the meeting adjourned the ladies
decided to have Parks X Dickens purchase
q fine large doll, which will be used in a
contest.
A herd of cattle was driven through the
on the uorthca.t side OF the square was
broken.
The public schools will close two weeks
after the first OF ATItl.
\ Democrat Yesterday net that Mayor
Brown would bertuominated, and offered
to r3rs mp hjs bet with a SO that he would
De- g. elected.
TIE FIRST NJ. T. Church Will hold a social
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-09

some S'-E''''""' - W '"e NeN N'7'"''
"''se'
A"N Iu~h. EEUC CALHOUN COUNTY,
NaIcn . I>>@.
r. "sE Pie EH.
have been greatly pleased with the
--o. of corr co~rr,.norFrnt from Grlner
-, -. -.
''""'' 'N,'"'! p""''" '' ~ 81"
on TIE SUBJECT 81 me makeup n SIZE oil
the next Democratic nominating conveu-
,i,- ra, m. ,.r,,i,s1 .rrsbbre ha.ir I'm
'"' ''"",' 'l '"' N'e'''oN VI '"e" WV
"". Voice rightly the sentiments OF theIr
people. snd not exhibit itself in 50 mon
s.soa. a manner -. the last time In d-iib.
o.. -r,r l., ,.. Lrr.
,r "a - w. .-.rbI. -.
-. ..i
,I. ,s,,,I.- Ent
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w,;r. en-, l. T..
.-.s tr- rn.,,,.rr a.,r' ~ mint
.H.F. I..m HOG .-.... sion gr fys. O., IN,
r..,..-. u VI y.-5,i,
I...r,., .... 10 ind o.. rrmmal interest
.r.,. sr wh4.-vnr VIII promote the rrv-i
..-..t.-rr. S-.a. anil g.. "a rl. tom .t,
..g ,~...rr- of e,,.,fi.n tn %
,,.-,t..-r.,rrr, d, rf.f,rI can r..
..rr - lev -, ,..tr,;- .r. r,,y..,...
,I., tf. r.o.t ,..,.,rtsr. work O, m, con.
IT, Mil ,. o., .l,.r IN the fser ,uHrr,,-
.. w-..f El,,.r.,-. IL candidate Tor the
.r.-.r ~..f, Superintendent o.. Schools
r- il p. ..rr,r necessary 30 ARGUE thu,
~ F ....,,9- ID an mot
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-09
BENWOOD.

The wheeling Company plant IS max
ing an excellent output. -,
4 humble, of citizens received cope, 0.
Hon. John +. Konu0's speech yeStef'.'
through the courtesy Of our Congressman,
Mr. sun Wbile-;Je, ~''h Geo. l. HiIr'
& Co. is in at his home on Water street
The revival in Progress III the "'.'H
Church a. NcSfscheu, Is II Of the most
successful ever held there.
It's total number fiaiictmsnt returned
hy the Grand ury against soloon-EeePeIS i
What might have been the cause OF
.ro,. ~captacraliou, hut which was ioriI.
Ta,,Iv controlled, occurred in Centre ward
YESTERDAY morning, 1T Mr.. J. Blake, a pop
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-09

ING tine army navy and Baltic cogsi de
lenses, has secured him among the sub
JectS the reputation Of being a military
fanatic. Even after Moltke RAISED the
peace footing to half a million of men and
The war footing 10 over double that mum.
Ter, the old monarch has continued "a
C!amor for more soldiers, guns aud forts,
regardless OF the expense, and thus it is
that we see trade aud prosperity at so low
an ehh throughout the elpirc ut the pres,
ent time.
FRIENDSHIP TOR TIE GAR.
Throughou, his career the Emperor
friendship for the Cars Of Russia has been
peculiarly aGectiunate -autocrats alike,
and kin by family relationship. Their
alliance has been firm during all their
wars since his accession, and the visits
exchanged between them have been nu-
merOus, although these manifestations
have been anything hut pleasing to Ger
man subjects, who view with little favor
the claims CT panslavism.
Annually since l~7O the Emperor has
taken the chief part at Berlin in the cele-
bratiOn on the ID of September OF the
sedan Capitulation. made the occasion for
festive dianers and drinking bouts through
out the empire, ia the great increase OF
French bitterness. His love Of moving
about from city to city and Of passing sol
tlcrs m review has always been marked,
aud has been persisted in until very TT
Gently.
ca Nay II. l~1S, a young Socialist
named Emil Hoclel, from Leipsic, attempt
ed to assaSsjuate Emperor William, firing
two shots ~ him, neither OF which took et-
feet. The wOuld-be assassin was captured
ard .ijerward executed. 4 second attempt
wa made on June >. ISIS, when a DR.. No.
biting fired two shots from a window at
the Empcy,raS he was duiviUgin Inter den
~Ir.rl, wouuding him in several places.
Ills Majesty ut once returned TO the pal
acr. when tine shot was removed and the
announcement made that the wounds
were not dangerous. Nobiling then a:
tempted 10 commit suicide, but was cap
turci hv In. crowd and removed to a hos
pital, where he afterwards died from his
self inflicted wound. On March -, 1857,
the EmpeIor's Goth birthday was cele-
brated with much pomp AID general iubi-
lee festivities.
William !. married, June llth, 1879, the
Iliay:sS Augusta, daughter o, Charles
Frederick, Grand Duke OF Weimar. Two
children were the result of the union
Prince Frederick William and Princess
Louise Mary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-09
LIVE STO0R.


CHICAGO. March --Csttle-R-,eipts
1910 head: shipments ; 500 head market
strong; extra = -: steers - 2oa5 10;
stockers and feeders = -ua2 80; cows
bull and mixed $ ulA} "a; Texas fed
steers g 25ai 90.
Hogs-Reccipts l-,Uy0 heai; shipments
1000 head; market strong mixed s. loa
> %: heavy - 5ja5 81; light ! nos2 -;
skips g iOa5 90.
sheep-Receipts I. 800 head; shipments
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-09

uiaT roller in The Wheeling Co s plant. 1t
seems that tie children were playing in al
uf''aI:s apartment and one Of them set
fire TO & large wardrobe. About all the
clothing to q considerable value was burned
and the interior Of the room damaged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-09

CoNNErTsvuLE. March The coke
wo,,ers "a the Conneil-vjlIe region held a
delegate convention at New Haven 10 day,
ut which il was decided to accept the re-
ductiou OF ST per cent IN wages uuder pro-
te-5. INT to resist the reduction OF 10 per
cent. proposed 1t several works, and de-
marj equal division OF All classes at labor
Al all works where the shut down Is IN
sr-.A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-09

1000 head; market strong and higher
natives 81 OOaG %; western s. lOaG 90
lambs s. iOa6 80.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, March Seattle
Receipts 5l3 head; shipments $50 head
market slow at unchanged prices.
Hogs-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
500 head; market active; P~hiladelphie4
So 15a5 50; mixed - G5a5 20; Workers
s. OOa5 90; commo TO fair So 3ua5 40;
pigs - T5a5 II.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
SEQ head; market firm.
New York.
NEW YORK, March : -Beeves-Rcceipts
l7O cars, all for export. No market for
bceves; quiet and firm for dressed beef at
GIaric per pound for poor to best sides.
Sheep-Receipts i.Io0 head; market
firm; sheep sold at Ga6lc per pound lambs
6ta~c.
Hogs-Rtceipts ., 600 head; none for sale
alive; nOmiually - 5Oa5 50.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., March S.-H0gs-
Stronger; common and light 81 OOa5 30;
packing and butchers s. 35t5 20: re-
ceipts ] 100 head; shipments l,l6O head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-09

Leave the city atN.uOA n. and rIu gvSgy hOrr
uu-ly 30 q. IN.
Iysve Wheeling Pax At go J. II, sud run
tryy aawr unit. lU9S =. Ii, except Church
E-3lns which VIII leave The Park a. yI5 =. U
aat city 81 IBIS p u.
O.. HiESCH.
rn.rLmE-.I.-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-09

B. H.SC RAILROAD.
Bui.sIrn and Ian rilivthrOUgh passenger train
leaves Be..alre - $40 a IL ardyes At BellaiEe al
tUI g. IT,.
"o,si>tcIl passenger train caves Bellslro AZ
ilp IA Er.lvtS az ByilalTn a. so a. n.
~.smmrguala Accommodation leaves Bel.L!r Al
Leu 3. M, arrives az Ep.INi-r ~ 20 g. q. -.
Alt-,IuS utiLg Except sunday. Central SthLG
s1I Tame from Fr.laIrc.
AaTHEELI%t and k.a GHOyE K. IL.
On an after Monday. October 81, 1857, Trains
on -he Wheeling ANA Eu2 Grove K. T., walru -
n,IDws.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-09
-pALTRloRE AND OHIO X. X.

Departure Of Trains from wheeling, Eastern
time. schedule m eject February 18th, lH,s
ENpress Tor Chicago aud the Northwest 40
p m, $50 p. ~. AID 1000 y. IN daily, AMI lli'p.
n. daily except Saturday.
Express for cincinnati and 81 | ouiS, go 4. IN.
daily and HIS ?. m, daily except saturday.
Columbus and Cincinnati FXPrcss. 2t' = NJ,
sunday only.
For Columbus, $50 a. m daily. and liz b. III.
daily except Saturday, and 2& 7. M. day tx.
Express Tor Washington, D G., Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York, $40 m AM -
For Fittsburg and Washington. Pa, 20 g. n.
and p. IN. daily. Express. SO n. III, ltHV m.
daily except sunday. Additional way Tain iu'
Washington Pa 5.N +. Id. daily except sunday.
For aoundsvilIe, 1900 noon daily EXCEPT S'H.
For Grafton, S45 p. m, daily except sunday
For Cumberland, $50 a, m, daily EXCEPT SIN.
For 81. Clairsvillc, 1885 a. NJ. and 10 p Ii.
and 5.i5 p. m. daily except Sunday.
Express trains arrive rom Chicago, 60 SGi
go a. m. Il. m. and Gas y. H.. daily, and Som
m. daily cyCcp; Monday.
Express trains arrive from 81. Louis RuO tln
cinndu, SO =. n. and CAS- ?. NJ daily.
Express m!ns arrive from Philalclphia R.aii
more and Washington, DC, 1880 n. m. hIi 10
=. m, daily.
Trains arrive from Columbus. 800 r. III pni
65 ?. N, daily, and 1873 n. IN. daily except
sunday.
Trains arrive from PittSburg, 9 20 n m daily,
and l2iH p m and 6.a5p =. N, daily cGCrPi -GI.
day and ll.l0 =. IN, daily except s%HturirN. rt"'
. iOa. N. Sunday only.
lraiuS arrive RON Washington, Ps, 500 n ~.
daily except sunday.
From NuguGNyiIe leo ?. N, daily cN,rli
sunday.
Trains arrive from Grafton, 9&5 Il. IN daIlrcv
cop; sunday,
L aims arrive from Cumberland, SO ~
daily EXCEPT sunday.
From Il ClaiNyiilc, 1875 a. m, End -. GH
and ?. n. daily except sunday.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels H'ui
residences on orders left VI Ticket once, 100
Market street, and ~ Depot.
G. X, LUh.n
Gen. Pass. hgD'l
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, Manager. ms
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CLEVELAND PITT8RURG 2. L.

Under schedule in effect January p, 1855. trains
leave Bridgeport, Ohio, Central standard time
For Plttstur. h ana Cleveland. $40 r. IN. lul
y. L.. For Pitls5urgh, iOl5 4 m. For VOLS.
vile, All p. III. Fer steuhcuvlllc, 80. n a
For Martins Ferry, Ga a. n. 1rsInS err 81
Bridgeport at 80 n. m. lo'S! 3. m, 2Bt 2 - q,
s.5i p. m. 5.3 =. m. ana 81. um. nyl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-09
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at l.saI Per Gent Governments
DUH and Heavy stocks Duh Flour
steady aud unchnmged-H heat Nervous
NEW YORK, March Money on call
cay at 2.a4 per cent; closed at ; per
cent prime mercantile paper 5I5! per
cent. sterling exchange dull but steady al
IS5!als7!.
"OFE4NMESTs-Duil and heavy.
k"urs, Registered .m..l2iL
un.' upo 1854
Eonrs-6nd-a-half, Registered ........ .......l 0G',
6onIS-hha ANAL, COUpOnS...........................lCtlt
SrATEs-Dull and steady.
RAlIKOADS-Dull; Gales GT3-, 600.
STcCRs-The stock market to-day, with
the exception of the first hour, when over
one-third Of the entire days transactions
were made, was very dull, while generally
weak, and moved up and down in a f:ful
way within q very narrow limit. Sales
40, db2 shGras. Quotations closed bid "a
follows:
Adams Express 40; American Express
lU1; Canada Pacific ST; Central Pacific
p; Chesapeake aud Ohio p; DO preferred
trs0j do seconds 81 Chicago and Alton
1885, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy l2l
Delaware and Hudson JOG; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Wcstora, 1863 Denver
ara Rio Granda, Ii; Erie, 23i; DO pre-
tsrred 80; Fl Wayre, 15&; Illinois
Central, ll3; Lake Shore, So; Michigan
Gcnirsl, T6{, Minneapolis sud St. Loui5
.; do prelerrel, u; hiis,our! Pacific
81; Northern Pacific, 20; do preferred
Il; Chicago ard Northwestern, 1861; Do
preferred liz; New Yor'; Central, lO5!
Oregon Transaoatinental, Is; racifc
Nail, 81; Peoria, D. 4 F.. IL; rit.dharg
l5j; Pullman Palace Car l39; Beading,
6l3; Rock Island, ll14; st. Louis "rd
san Francisco BIZ; do preferred, s.; frt
preferred, III; st. Paul, Minneapolis End
Manitoba, 100; st. Paul an Omaha, 35i;
dOprorsIrod 1O74; TeSs Pnciic, %! Union
Pacific 81; United States Esgrs.9 -,
WsgtsIa uS,1a Telegraph 7GE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-09
DRY GOODS.


New YORK, March S.-Dry Goods
At both hr4tand second hands the demand
was OF the proportions OF previous reports,
with the request for aud movement CT ssa.
scishle sprcialtiCs well sustained.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-09
Ranroads.
DTTTSBURG, CINCINNATI AND sT
InTrIp II ~ M A - no

l. LOUIS RAILROAD co,
Pan Handle ROutel Under schedule in e5sc
November 18th, lSS7, trains leave Wheeling. Cen
ira. standard Time: FoE Sleubtnyille ana rIt.s.
hgrgh, go n. m, 1875 p. m 80 p. n For
Steubcnyille, 500 ?. N. The 6S n. ". alh
500 p. m. trains make direct connection ipr
Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Ch,rssn.
The 1898 p. M. train makes direct connection
FOR columbus aud Chicago. Trains ~ r,s ~
Wheeling at 6:lo a. m, 1915 a. IL, 2S5 y - "a
500 p. n r.,i.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-09
Now NnrL

NEW YORK, March -.-Petroleur-
Opened AZ %; closed at 95yr; highest
9G; lowest 81 =; sales > $50, 800 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-09

ToLEDO, o., March Wheat IiTmi
cash -5,; May -Glc; June S.. @; July lie.
Corn-EasicT: ash Sic: May $3.50. oats
|-DuII. cash 3D.. Glover Sced-Stetdy,
cash and March g 80, April 8 -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-09
Philadelphia,
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, O., March s.-Flour-
Easy. Wheat-In good demand and high.
er; No. , red sc; receipts 600 bushels.
shipments 5000 bushels. Corn-EHsier
No. > mixed 53a5iic. Oats-Iirm; No,
= mixed SHE. Rye-Steady No. ,, 6@'.
Pork-Steady at fl4 80. Lard-ln good
demand a; s. 5U7 62l. Bulk Meats and
Bacon-Firm and unchanged. Whisky
Firm; sales OF LIS barrels At 81 %. But.
ter-Strorg. S~ugar-Stcady. Eggs
Weaker At l4sl5c. Cheese-Firm.
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RIVER RAILROAD.

Time table taking cGcc. DECEMBER Is I,,-,
Passenger trains will nun r. follows -ir.I
time
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PIttsburg.

- 80 "N"N"N ''ENI NV - 49,
closed ut 955c.
PIttsburg.
P~ITTSBURG, March : - Petroleum -
Dali but steady; opened at 96c; closed at
95sc; highea, 96;c; lowest 9i{c.
on city.
OIL CITY, March :. - Petroleum
Opened at 96!c; highest cole Lowest "a, c;
closed at % Ir; sales l,s6O, 600 barrels;
]clearances G,Uu~ O0O barrels; runs -, &%-
barrels; shipments II, 7Oi barrels; charters
l. IN I,rraIg
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PETROLEUM.
.IitnsvnIa.

IitOEviIle.
T~ITUsyIILB, March s.-Petrcleum-
Opened at 96c; highest 96ic; lowest 95c.
closed ut csc.
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VI CONVENTION.

some suggestions a. to the Next Assem-
b'sge.
AES Lu>B-E RG. CALHOUN COUNTY
March =, l~>-.
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1000 head; market strong and higher,
natives 81 OOaG 90; western s. IOaG %;
lambs s. iOaG 50.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-07-19
Injunction Train FeIeprapbv.


The practical value Of the new system
of telegraphy, by which messages can be
sent from moving trains, was well illus.
trated by its workings on the Lehigh
Valley railroad during the recent great
snow storm. In the accident near Three
Bridges the induction train telegraph
operator was on board, and at once tele-
graphed back to Pennington for q wreck.
ing train. Within short time Superin.
tendent Donnelly arrived, and during
the entire day messages were sent to and
from the wrecking train, and surgical
relief was obtained. ALI the beleaguered
passenger trains, every one Of which was
equipped with the new system, were
located by means of train telegraphy, and
provisions were sent to the hungry pas
sengers. Belated passengers sent dis.
patches to anxious wives from the various
stalled trains, and all the manifold bust
ness of railroading was carried on with
celebrity. More than 200 messages were
sent back and forth over the single line
Of the company during the three days OF
delay. ...-.-.
The poles used to carry the line are
only sixteen feet high, and they expose
little surface to the storm. The mes
sages are transmitted by induction from
the metal roof of the car to the line, q
distance of ten feet, and even when cars
and line were both buried in the drifts
no inconvenience was suffered, as the
dry snow acted as good insulator.-
Scientific American.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-07-19
ANARCHY AGAIN
RISES HYDRA-HEADED IN
CHICAGO.
REDS PREPARING TO BLOW UP
PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
MURDER THE MOST PROMINENT
PUBLIC OFFICIALS,

And in Other Ways Avenge the Death Of
Spies and His Companions---Thsoe Ar
rests Made aud Enough Dynamite Dis
covered to Blow Up tho Whole City of
Chicago---Details of the Plot.
CHICAGO, July 17.-Anarchy has again
reared it's hydra-head in Chicago. A
plot has been discovered which Is appall-
ing in its magnitude and Jerrorizing in
details, contemplating no less disaster
than the blowing up of the board Of
trade, the court house, newspaper offices
and other public buildings by means Of
dynamite, the assassination Of citizens in
exalted official capacities, including
Judge Gary, Judge Grinnell, Inspector
Bonfield and many others. Three of the
arch-conspirators have already been ar
rested and are now confined within the
walls of the Jail where their predecessors
were executed.
Inspector Bonfield says the plot was
well arranged. About twenty determined
uuioCICIo WCIO III Vuo SouSP@1esSy auo
they were ct certain hour after mid
night next, to be at the homes of Grin
nell, Gary, Bonfeld, Frank Walker, Gen.
Stiles, and others prominent in the pros.
ecution. Dynamite was to be placed
beneath the houses of these and the pow
erful explosive was to be touched off sim
ultaneously and wholesale reign Of
terror inaugurated. The board Of
trade was to be blown to the sky at
the same time. This was the plot in detail.
Further arrests will probably bring to light
an even greater anticipated horror. In
spector Bonfield said his men know who
the conspirators are, and additional ar
rests will be made. The police observe
the strictest secrecy in the matter, but
Inspector Bonfield was finally induced to
say to Press News reporter:
"Judges Grinneu and Gary were to be
blown up by these fellows. We have been
aware of this diabolical plot for some
time and think there will be another
wholesale hanging. The explosion at
the Raymarket could not be compared to
this Hundreds of lives would certainly
havs been sacrificed had not we discov-
cred it."
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-07-19
PROMISES A SENSATION.
TWO JAILED DYNAMiTERS TURN
STATES EVIDENCE.

Wholesale Confessions Expected From
Members Most Implicatsd---Most Sem
sational Developments Promised when
the Facts Already Extortsd are Made
Public---Cases of Murphy and Hoge
Postponed. s...
CHICAGO, July 14-Bowles, one of the
defendants in the conspiracy case, against
whom the testimony was so damaging,
is making full confession of his partici-
patton in the plots. At his own request
he was taken to Attorney Ewing's Office,
and his statement is now being taken.
Godding has also signified his desire to
tell all he knows, and VIII do SO at once.
When the case came up Bowles
arose and said that In the in
terest of justice he wanted
to make confession, and q continuance
was granted to give the attorneys time to
get his confession in writing. 1t is be-
lieved wholesale confessions will now
follow, and all those not too deeply inn
plicated will throw themselves on the
mercy of the court. The cases of Chair
man Hoge and Murphy have been con-
tinued for one week. The confessions of
Bowles and Godding have not yet been
made public, but tho fact creates intense
excitement, and developments of a most
sensational character are expected within
the day. -. ..-..- g..
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-07-19

Several cases of diphtheria are re-
ported at Pine Island.
The new Democratic daily at Duluth
will be called the Duluth Daily Demo-
erat.
The Republican club Of Winona held
meeting last night, and were addressed
by d. E. Vance on the tariff.
The silver-plated spout to the fountain
presented to the! city of La Crosse by
George w. Peck has been stolen.
BY the explosion of q dynamite cap q
15-year-old boy named Hanson, of Evans
Vile, lost thumb and forefinger.
Thomas Mcdonald, Of Shieldsvil1e,
was viciously attacked by bull and had
the flesh torn from his right side. He
will recover.
James Prentz, of Litchfield, was killed
in claim shanty near Brainerd by the
accidental discharge of q rifle in the
hands Of a companion.
A small worm has been discovered in
the vicinity Of Pine Island that greatly
resembles the army worm of the East,
which has caused such widespread de-
struction.
Miss d. 2. Young, of Faribault was
going to the house of a sister but q few
rods, and noticed man approaching
from the opposite direction, but had no
fear. When the man passed her he drew
sharp knife and stabbed her in the left
side, fnfiicting painful but not danger
Gus cut. Her screams frightened the as
sailant and he escaped.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-07-19
Best Disease for Lazy Men.

Heart disease Is the best hold of lazy
men-an ally and friend Of long stand
ing and constant service. It enables him
to play his little confidence game on his
friends of dilating for hours upon his
feelings and sufferings, while his family
hustles around for the food that he ought
to provide both for himself and them.
There are genuine diseases of the heart,
Of course, but every little twinge, jerk or
sensation in the heart does not indicate
that there is an organic disturbance any
more than headache indicates disease
of the brain. The heart is affected like
every other organ Of the human body,
and resents any violation Of the laws Of
nature in eating Or drinking or other ex-