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BE SAVED THE NEGATIVES,
But Received q Terrible Beating from the
Strikers.

CHICAGO, July 13.-Thomas and Walter
Markley went out yesterday in company
with Burlington employe to take pho
togrsph Of the wrecked train which wss
dersiled by a mob Wednesday night at
Western avenue and Indiana street. They
were not molested while taking their meg
atives, but when they left the yards mob
of rough looking men surrounded them
and demanded the negatives This demand
being refused they were set upon and
brutally beaten. They finally broke away
from their a-sailsnts, leaving everything
behind except the three negatives. which
Thomas Markley held onto. They were
chased several blocks and pelted with
bricks, stones and sticks, but fortunately
escaped without further injury. Each OF
them was terribly bruised and Thomas
Markley received q heavy blow On the
hesd with 4 club. At the request of the
Burlington road policemen have once more
been detailed to accompany each switching
crew, day and night A force of police
will also patrol the 80" yards to guard
against further acts Of violene.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14
FOUR DROWNED.
One Result OF The Flood In the Little
KAnawha River.

One Result OF the Flood In the Little
Kanawha River.
spetG ftiaruD 20 he Regixr.
PARKERsBUzG' W. Va, July 13-Ata .
lste hour last night uncon6rmed reports of
The drowning of four men in q tributary Of
the Little Kanawha reached here. To-
day II is learned that the report is true.
though owing tote.ephonic Communication
heing interrupted, all the particulars can
not be learned. As far as known, Lee
Haven. Thomas Watson and Jas Wick
were endeayoring TO protect some floats Of
lumber from going down with the swift
cnrens The streams were terribly s1ol-
len by the recent rains. and the current
wss as swift IS S mill race. One of the
logs upon which tgo OF the men, Haven
and Wick, were standing. rolled, tossing
them into the stream, when Watson, at
tempting to rescue them, met like fate
All were drowned, and no bodies were re-
covered. A man named Francis, q few
hours before, Is aid to have been drowned
farther mp the stream, while attempting to
save some timber. The locality is out Of
reach. and details are hard to get.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14
FLINT GLASS WORKERS.
Imporsant Business TrAnsac1sa ~ -
Csavsntisn st Oanten.

Important BuGtnoo9 1fA1ooo8oo ~ -
Csavsstisn ss Oaatsn.
Special 1drm % tA< Repiao.
CANTON, O., July 1a-Althsash II
Flint Glaa workeu' Nstiosal Unisa -
been in eonvention h9e four daya roth
ing special has 20 far been accomplished
beyond routine committee work. Ths
committees labored all day yesterday and
to-day upon their vork, and By tomorrow
it ia expected viii Be rssdy 10 report
Thus far there has been no defnits actioa
by any Of them, the time being chiefly
spent in discussing the various questions
brought before them. Ths quAtioa of
admission 10 the Union Of The HelIow-
ware Glas Workers win likely come
up Tomorrow and be finally disposed Of By
at least Q coalition with that branch Of ths
business. The department Of workers. are
now in session at MAAillon, Ohio, and
have been clamoring for admission 70 ths
general Union for three or four ysars, and
it is said tonight that some arranesosnts
viii dcobtlss b e6ectsd whereby III
branches Of this industry win be brought
under one common head. The PackesS
Union is also striving for admission They
have membership Of nearly 1000 mem-
bers and will also receive recognition. The
wage scale will be in al essential points the
same % last year and its adoption will be
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14
ANOTHER REPUBLICAN BOLTER.

Capt. Hartvsn Couldn't Stand the Chicago
Platform.
CARBoSDALK, ILL, July 11.-Hon.
Joseph VI. Hsrtwell for the last few years
has been one Of the most prominent leaders
Of the Republican party in this sec
ton. He served through the war
with great distinction in many of
the most prominent battles, wearing
now an empty sleeve as result of his
bravery. Since the war be has been en-
gagged actively in the practice Of Law at
Marion, where he now reeides. Since the
Chicago Republican Convention Mr.. Hart
we'll has been very much dissatisfied with
its workings and has of late declared his
intention Of withdrawing his support from
the G. o. P. In conversation with quite
a number Of people in this city one day
this week he said: "Yes, what you have
beard about my withdrawal fran the Re-
publican ranks is true. do not now rec
ognize the platform adopted in Chi.
csgo as q set Of principles that / can con-
scientiously support or advocate; in fact, /
can hardly recognize the source Of such Q
platform of the Republican party, Of which
have been a member for the last twenty
years, and although I will not here say that
/ will connect myself with the Democracy.
/ do say that am no longer Republican,
and that am no longer subject to any de-
mand Of the party"
The above, coming from the source it
does, means a great loss to the G. o. p.
of this section, and in all probability 8
valuable acquisition to the Democracy.
Capt Hsrtwell is a speaker Of fne ability
and Of great popularity, and il he should
conclude to give his support to the Demo
cratic ticket be will be Of incalcalable ser
vice to the Democracy wherever he is
known. The Republicans claim they
know bow to bring Hartwell back into
line, but those who are best acquainted
with him know that he is not man given
to foolish and idle talk, and that he means
what be says.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14
DIPLOMATIC DESIGNATIONS.
American Ministers TO Russia and u
Rfum About 60 Resign.

American Ministers TO Russia and Bsl
gium About 60 Resign.
NEW YORK, July IA Washington
special to the Herald says; Mr.. Geo. v.
n. Lothrop. the American Minister to
R1ssia, will shortly tender his resignation
and return TO America. This statement
may be regarded as absolutely correct
There are two reasons which impei Mr..
Lothrop TO this course One 10 the condi-
ton Of his health, which % i'll calculsted
TO Withstand the rigorous climate Of St
Petersburg Another reason, and this 10
probably more potent Of the two, 10 that
he is growing tired Of his inactive diplo-
matte life. His resignation has not been
received At the State Department, bat even
there il 10 semi-oficially understood 10 Be
in course Of preparation II ID believed
Mr.. Lothrup will reach the United States
in time to participate in the pending Presi-
DENTAL campaign
Another diplomatic resigration which
may be looked for before the close Of the
present year, II that Of Mr.. Lnmbert Tree,
Of Chicago, United States Minister 10 Bed
gium.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14
ANOTHER HEAVY RAIN.
Distressing Situation Of the Flood Sufferers
at Pittsburg.


PrrrsBURG, PA, July 13.-The Allie
gheny and Monongahelis valleys were vis-
tied By another heavy rain last night, and
the rivers are again rising ut the head
waters. This has caused some spprehen-
sions, but old rivermsn do not anticipate
another food. The rivers are still reced-
ing here with eight feet six inches in the
channel. It is clear and very cool, the
mercury dropping twenty-four degrees in
few hours.
Last night was the hardest Of all on the
one hundred and fifty families in Pitts
burg. who hsd to leave their shanty
boats. Their floating homes wers in bad
shsps when the river fell yesterday, and
not fit for occupancy. Then the weather
suddenly grew quite cool, and the ain
soaked their bed clothes and wet their
other goods piled up along the river bank
end in the yard Of the Pittshurg and Lake
Erie railroad. Many of the women and
children were cared for by neighbors, and
built fires and passed the night on the we:
ground a. best they could.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14
A Break In the Brotherhood.

OMAHA, July 13.-The Burlington road
re-emplosed twelve Of its old engineers and
fremsn yesterday, and at once put them
in charge of trains. The men applied for
the positions and renounced further ale.
glance 10 the Brotherhood on account Of
the alleged discovery Of the dynamite
plot. The other members Of the Brother
hood still stand firm and denouncs the
sal soda and emery" circular as forgery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14

WASHINGTON, D. C., July l&-Frsd'
eriek Meysshauser, Of Rock Island, Ill,
bead Of large logging and milling interests,
Was examined by the Senate Committee en-
Indian leadership lSst evening. He said
that ne bsd purchased from the Flambssu
and Court Daoreiells reservation about
s hundred million feet Of lumber during
the last year and about As much the yeaI
before The prices paid on the bank Wa
from S7.SI to s. S. which would Be
equivalent TO about 81 80 to s. stumpsge
% the Indians.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14

Hon. JOSEPH ". HAETwELL, . very
popular leader Of the Republican party ID
Illinois, and brilliant orator, can't stand
the CHICAGO platform and will not support
t1e HARRISON ticket. One more valuable
acquisition - the Democracy, and shll
they come, the best men in the Rspubli-
can party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14

Sr. LOUIS, July la-The following ID .
copy Of the message received BY Brooks
from Mr.. F0untleroy, bis attorney, notify
ing him Of the action Of the Governor:
'HUGH n. BROoKs:-Commutation, re-
fused, the Governor holding that If you
were denied justice In the courts he has no
power 10 give you any redress. Respite
granted 70 August 10Th Use the time to
pray for mercy for yourself and forgiveness
for those who have denied yoa Justice in
the ccurts
[Sgned.l "P. ". FAuxnxRoY.n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14
QUEEN NATALIE

70 be KxpsflsA Yrsa oseAasy-RslAro
AisxssAss Esrssas - nsagrsas.
BEsLIx, Jaiy l3.-Ths 0srDss psiiss
have ordered Qssss NsAalis, q sssvia, -
leave Germany within tvsoty-ssar hssn.
They hsvs siss informed h9 that hsfsse
departing she mast sasrsad9 ~ ~,
Prince Alexa.dE, 10 pastiss vhs vf1 taks
him hack 10 Bslesds. n psiiss vim
sftsrvard esooxt ths Qssea - - nilvsy
station st Weishe6ea ssl plaes ~ q .
trsin bond foe vissaA II ~ Qseso
attempts 70 rssiss thos eedsD fssss viii -
ussd In csrYying thso cot Ths s1n1D-
mest that ths yosSS prizes paassd theeoGh
visnns ysstsrdsy o. his wsy 70 Bsagzs1s
~ fneosreek
WInsBADsx. Jaly 13-As sAleR -
tsodsd by tWsety psiiesaes sstsss1 Quem
Nstslie's villa si ~ s'e3eek thb n1ruisG.
and shsrtly af~wsrd rssDpnssd vtsA
yoasg Prince Alsxasd8, ~ D9vins
CsowD md lA1y q hssW e ~ Qsso's
saita II We vao baol1sl into .
clsssi aniAp ~ Astvso - ~ miluuy
statisa, vh0e - 0sUWn RdoO ~
hAsded svW - r. Pss13sa CAd g -
6aviaa Psiiea whs plsssd Mn b . tsaiA
II . fsw Dtssso T. Pnoto - -
ehasp Wuss - thaf ~ - DoQn6a n
Jssznsy win - nals vishsut 3 bsnk. h
y beaisysd Ut ~ Qasss sussss69s6 ~
boy vithsst . strsMjA 4 hR osW1
ehssrsd ~ Rrises = - ~ bssaoh -
- - hsasA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14
THE BASIS FOR THE REPORT.
The Presiden., IL IL Believed, Will Sign the
River and HArbor BIli.

The Presiden', IL IL Believed, Will Sign the
River and HArbor Bill.
NEW YORK, July ia Washington
special to the Herald says: There does
not appear to be any substantial basis for
the report that the President purposes
vetoiDg the River and HarbOr bill. The
President has entirely satisfied himself
with the bill IS it left the House, and
the members Of the committee do not be-
lieve he will veto it, because the Senate
has chosen to increase the amount one and
q half millions. The bill is still in con-
ference. II is is expected that the con-
ferees will reach favorable understand
ing tomorrow, or by Saturday at the
least, in which event il will probably reach
the President before the close Of the present
week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14
GOT IT In THE NECK.
BouLAseEa AHDxnpfn YloosnHsai
4 bull
VA svx6 nlts hsy eaasl esb1n nsagA
e Bssk-DsA hHgsasA AssiN
We0A-fs liszisg -
nk.a On - w..

PARn, JAY 13-As ~ sxpes ~
insult sfssd b. Gss. Bsalasex = hsins
MinisA~ Flsssss IN - CAanA9 fDssa-
in lasa svs.ise. rssalts1 b . a1sl n
tvs entlsasa, stss.asi b this ssssaal
nss ia - viciaiiy = Rxb q 10 s'eassk
tAis nsr,iaG. Bvsras vrs VA - bseA
csmbasants v9s vsanAsA. H anA -
csrrsd q Ossst Dillsa's s1faAs - Nsally.
Sar Seiss, . shsrt disAanss fsa - ~.
Gen. Bsalaser vo vsenasa = - -
a.d nsck. Hi vs1ns - - 6aaGnsGuA
n. Fisqsst's ssllsag.s = - n1l1syy
w~s waitng = - 49, t9asue = -
dssl asd vas ss4jWs1 ssastAs hsins
Minister rstara saSa He w. givsa .
ovation. A snall crowd q osa. Bsalan-
eers follovsn vsrs n ftsot q III hsass
when b rsaehtd he0s.
DETAILS or THR AyHAIR
Later details of IL dusl ars - ~ 81
lowing effect At ~ sscsud sncpantse
Gen. Boalanese vas sliGstly vsasdsd IN
the Lex and n. FIoqust rscsived . eat -
ths right hasd. Afssr rsstiae. ths Dsa
renewed ths fighting fsr IL thisd tina
Gen. BoalaneR mAAs lnnos q II. Fsq1st's
left brsast bat ealy siigkly tsaeAsd him.
Gen. Boalanesr thsa rsosived VslpA b
ths Throat, Which pat a ed - u 60
counter. The weapd b . ssvscs 80. bet
on account of hemeIhsgs IL dectsss ars
unable % decide WhSthar % h Nkely -
prove serseea
The duel wa1 hefooly toaghk 0eoeeal
Boalangx trisd hard 10 kill II. Ftequet
and threw hinsslf upea hin agnia a.d
again. Whsn u. f1oqust received tAs
woand In Tie has1. - = ees.a - hsssd,
the secoads propsDs4 - ses ashs - ~
continued, bat bstA oeobaGaals rsfased -
stop. Il b believed Sha1 The wsssd ia
GsDeral BoulaaeR's threat be - sessea
n. Fioquet receives scratches q ~ heeos
chsss and fook
The Gsusrsl ~ sccsupasisd by Mn.
Ia Herisse and Lsisant II. PlooIse ~
seoooded by M. CIensncssu snd Perrin.
Tbe duel issssd only foar ihinutsa 0sa-
.r,l Roulsnsee se:msd nuch exeited "a
sIhibited coas,dershIe psrvossse1. He
ma. s.v.r,l 49, N ~ Pioo.x n.
~ yery pals nd equally n exatsd - HI
sntsconut. m. Flocret ha.dled II
svord In = verv svkvard ms.nr.
After some half doxso pas.u 0enrnl
BouIspr,r made 4 deoer.ts dssk - YIo-
ouet vho thrust his svocd out - ~
Il N .rm's lse,th. AImoat - - -
n,smsnt Gsesrsi Rouls.s,r rsssivsS ~
noint of his snt,eu.i1t,s vsane. n -
rsct IN. Geoerj stas,-rsd plaool m.
hsnd. A - vonnd spS S,ll .scs.eess.s
In the ARM NJ M. n Herie~ - -
ant A doctor vho - preesct A 60
h.nd..,d ,hs throet a - voorAsI ~.
hot ~ sov n hlooA - s.lv ,.rtIv
checked Ths Geosr,i - inneiietsly
e.,,i.d from ths 6sJd sn6 ncxh;n. - -
con,6 n issnsd ~ ~ inisr;ss -
nrvs NJ shs S.sI esnsaS : prcto.nd -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14

The X. OI L. and me Trades Unions OF
Indiana have completed pr-hmInaries to
the foTmanOn OF clubs in every ward in the
city oi InGiapayOlis and in all the large
cities Of tn ate, and all will work AGAINST
Harrison.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14

GEN. BcULANsER fought duel yester-
day with Prime Minister FLOoUET and
received a svord-thrust through the neck
which will pot quietus on him for some
time 70 come if Eot forever. If American
politicians would settle their differences In
thls way, We would have lever FORAKEEs
in this country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14

Jay GOULD is said 70 be suffering from
cancer. II GOULD Is laid up this campaign
twill Re a severe blow 10 the Rspublican
party. His alleged affection, however,
will not prevent him signing checks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14
TARIFF PLANK. NATIONAL DEMO
CRAEIC PLATFORM. IsSs-

The DeuseFafic remedy As 30 enforce
,wn~.lity I'm public expenditures
nui abolish unnecessary taxation.
o,r establIshed domestic industries
- eaterprIses should net and need
not he endangered by = rednesson
.nd correction Of the burdens
nj taxation ON the contrary
FAIR AND CAREFUL REVISION
oF oTR TAX LAWS. WITH DIE Al
.oWANCE FOR THE DIFFERENCE
aErNEEN EHE WAGES OF AnERI-
CaN AND FOREIGN LABOR. MUST
PERMIT AND ENCOURAGE EVERY
aRANCH OF STCH INDUSTRY AND
ESTERPRISE BY GIVING THEM As
STRANGE Oh An EXTENDED NAB
EEr AND STEADY AND CoN-
rINTOTS OPER ALTON In
THE INTEREST OF AMERICANS,
which should I'm NO event be neglect
cd The revision Of our tax lass con-
tempIateSI BY the Democratic party -
ta promote the advantage of sneh
labor, by eheAPenlnE the cost Of the
ueee.saries of life an the home OfeSe-
NxorkiaEman, and al the same time
seruriRg 90 him steady and eemuner-
alive empISymenL Upon this ques-
,iap Of tariff reform. 80 closely con-
serninx every phase Of our National
life. and upon every question I'm
xeIyetI iR the profile m Of good govern
ment, the Democratic party submits
IA principles a1d PrOfessiOEs Io the
tntelIiSent sanrageS OF the American
people
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14

PROMINENT Democratic leaders Of Erie
county, y. Y, Mr.. CLEyELAND's home
say ne " Il receive a rOusing endorsement
there and q larger msjority than he go: ~
~. The DsmOcraue majority IN the State
il put Al -, go.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14
NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE wEA1Hkk.

- West Virginia and Western Pennsy fyAn1s;
Slishgly warmer, fair weather. horAhsAs'Sns
wincS
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Randail's Cosditlo. serious.

WASHINGTON, July IA, 1870 q. M
Mr.. Randall had four henOrrhags in all
tonight and les. sixteen ounces of blood
There are grave apprehensicns - to his
ability to withstand 8 further recurrence
Of these attaekx
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14
Auinss An Ben.

ISpIASARoLIs, I'm, July A-The
meeting Of Representatives Of The knights
Of Labor and Trades Unions here vas
largely attended, and resulted in the per-
lection Of preliminaries to the formation 81
clubs in ill Of the city vxrda - well -
in all the large cities in the Susie. Each
representative made rrpsrt Of the fesline
among the laboriDg classes IN his district,
and it was estimated thst at least eighty
per cent Of the labosing men Of the State
can be depended upon 10 vote against Hsr-
risou. Another meeting viii b hsld this
week, when the work viii be completed
By the adoption of plAa of se4isa, = Be
preeeated hy COMMITTEES appointed this
evening
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14
SOLID FOR CLEVELAND.
The Presidents Home to Give Him .
Rousing Endorsement.

The Presidents Home to Give Him q
Rousing Endorsement.
BUFFALO, n. T., July l3.-State Dairy
COMMISSIONS Sutley, wbo was State eou
mitteeman for the Wyoming district until
deposed By Collector Hanlon and other
Cleveland men, was in the city this week.
He said to your correspondent: ''0i
course / was not treated all right
by Mr.. HaDlon and his followers,
bat there is not q man living who
can drive me out Of the Democratic party.
/ am working for the success Of the ticket
and / expect it to win. ] have been around
. great deal lately through Western New
York, and, despite the talk to the con-
trary, j find everything in good shape for
the fray. We have the whip handle and
ere going to carry the State by at least
25, coo votes. You can just gamble on that,
too"
G. ]. Hsmlin, the king Of grspe sugar
manufacturers and the owner Of Mambrlno
King. the race horse, has been claimed by
the Harrison men. Mr.. Hsmlin says he
will vote for Cleveland and Thurman, and
takes no stock in the free trade cry raised
by the opponents of the Democratic party.
Gen. Peter c. Dofle, State Committee
man for this district, says that Cleveland
viii poll larger vote in Erie county than
he did four years ago, aud he has no doubt
of the success of the party in the State.
There were, he believed, fewer soreheads
in the Democratic party than in the Re-
publican party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14

The Wet VirginiS Democratic AssOeis-
tion at Washington elected new officers
yesterday with WN. C. VAN METRE a.
President.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14

WHEELING has not forgotten her friends
in the interior OF the State, who aided her
50 generously in her dire necessity. Now
these generous people have met with .
similar calamity AID wheeling will hasten
to show her appreciation and remembrance
A hastily summoned, bot well attended
meeting of the Chamber OF Commerce was
held last light, upon the re-
ceipt of R0wles5urg's appeal for
help. A committee was appointed to
solicit and receive Subscriptions. We an
tieipate thsr our citizens will respond with
their secu.tomed generosity. Those de-
string to contribute but who do not see
the committee can leave their subscriptions
at the REGIsTER office.
The relief committee Of Clarksburg in re-
Spouse TO a telegram from the REsIsTER,
ipforms US that that prosperous little city
il able to take care of her own sufferers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14
A Parkenburr Failure.

sfcs1 IeIegToB % ~ kegtSo.
PARKERsBURG, W, Va, July I3.-H.
@. Foley, doing business here in the name
Of his wifs Mrs. Nellie Foley, has made
an assignment with liabilities of $a,5O0.
and preferred creditors amounting TO
5000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14
WIN Furnish Money 70 Punish the jury
RrfberR-

CHICAGO, July 13-The Citizens Asso-
cission met last night to discuss the Weleh
jury bnbing case, and to decide upon the
steps 10 be taken In the matter. After
scme discussion il was agreed that the
Association stood ready 10 fnrnish what
ever money and legal talent may be neces-
ary TO bring the easaI properly before the
grand jary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14

wAszusTos, Jsly 13.-snaAsO Ohaai-
Lz ts-dsy inAssanes1 > In = pssvias -
IL csas1rue<isa & - Laks DsEgns -
II - fnpsvvs IL lsw watar pssi 1faa e
- Mfufnip1i nvss fiDa Hsw ORla3 -
Chin m, and inek1e11a1ly - rinin -
ysUtsct - Nn1Isy hn6B 4tho 1g1nfmtU1f|
Tfvx 81 fx1hn<1sfu fun oeRE6x ii
= - GaukEn1n1 CDulin enf1nt t6na
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14

THE Developments IN the %" dynamite
conspiracy case yesterday were nothing II
not startling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14

FIVE more firms signed the Analga-
mated scale yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14

GEpRGE y. LATHEoP, U. S. Minister to
s.. Petersburg. and LAMBERT TREE, U. S
Minister to Belgium, viii, il is said, re-
sigu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14

OVER 200 bodies have been recovered
from the burned mine St Kimberly,
Africa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14

II Is believed the President will sign
the River and HErbor bill.
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FOUR men were drowned in the Little
Eanawha Thursday night
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River and Harbor Improvements for Ohio.

htver and harpor Improvements Tor Ohlo.
WASHINGTON, July 13-Major c. l.
Overman, in charge Of the river and harbcr
improvements in Ohio. makes the follow.
lowing estimates for the coming year:
Toledo barber, q continued annual ap-
preparation Of SO, 900, fos completion Of
channel. For completion of the projectedim-
proyeusntof the natural channel through
Msumee Bay sl50,0O0; Of this sam
$50, ,OC0 should Be appropriated now;
for the Straight Channel, $500, 600; Port
Clinton, ,Hsrbor. Ohio, s29, coo; Ssndusky
City Hsrbor, 10 complete the project for
the old channel, ssl, 600; an appropriation
Of Sl06, 7l2 is asksd for both channels;
Black River Hsrbor. Ohio, SO. 900; Fair
port HaEbor, OhiO. S5l, $50, for completion
Of the work, Ashtabuls, Ohio, $40, $50;
Conneant, Ohio. SIS. .09O; Rocky River,
Ohio, 1900; yermillion. Ohio, $11. 900;
Huron. Ohio, SIS, 600; Monroe, Mich,
S26. 900; Cleveland, Ohio, 500, 900.
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WHAT is more attractive fhzn \ pretty
Aee with fresh, bright complexionS Por
Il nse Pozzoai's Posdez..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-14
WhA, He Paid for His Lumber.

TIE business outlook is very promising.