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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-15
Iron workers Strike Threatened.

PIrrsRURG, PA, November IA gen.
eral strike against a rearrapgsment OF
working hours is threatened BY the iron
workers of this city. Oa account OF the
shortage of natural gas during the day,
the gas companies have requested the mill
owners to arrange the working hours Sc
that TIE heaviest work will be done at
night, in order that the consumption Of
Oss can be made more uniform. The manu-
facturers agreed to the change, but their
employees, at meetings of the various
Am malgamated lodges throughout the city
this morning, resolved to sIike sgainst
any change in the turns They are
bnt not The gas companies. The work
men at a number of mills have already
quit, and if the change is insisted upon
sll the mills in the city will be forced to
close down.
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INDICT DUDLEY.
The Boodler VIII Have to Answer fer His
Attempted Crime.

The Boodler VIII Have to Answer fer His
Attempted Crime.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 14.-Judge
VIM. A. Woods, in charging the grand jury
in tie United States District Court to- day,
gave them instructions which are generally
accepted here az a direction to return an
Indictment against Col. W. W. Dudley for
having aided, advised and cOunseled the
corruption of votes in this State. The Of
feuse upon which the charge is based is
the famous "foat:r" letter published be-
fore the election, and alleged to have been
writtsn by Col. Dudley to the Chairman Of
the Republican County Committees in this
Slate.
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THE HUNGRY HORDE
Ready to swoOp Down on the Government
Offices.

Ready to swoOp Down on the Government
Offices.
WASHINGTON, November IL The
early birds in search of Office have already
mad their appearance in correspondence
with Senators and Representatives who are
on the ground awaiting the re-assembling
Of Congress. Although but a week has
elapsed since the peaceful revolution in the
control of the Government took place the
whrla force Of political management, great
and small in every SIC ion of the country
seems to bo in a preliminary state OF up
heaval
1t wilt be neatly four months before the
new President will take his seat and it
NAV be another month b3fore his policy
with referercs to re organization can &c
fully iuaugurated. The mcst important
offices will he filled before the minor
places fra taken up There is no doubt
that clssn sweep will be made Of all the
cffiees not included in tic classified
branches Of the civil service.
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WOMAN LEADERS.
A Convention for the Advancement o
womanklnd.

A Convention for the Advancement OF
WomankInd.
DErROIT, November "A meeting Of
rosed women OF America and several Euro
pesn countries, representatives OF every
sphere of womsns wcrk and every school
Of thorgAt, convened to day at the Church
of Our Father 1! is the Sixteenth annual
congress of tie As Jociation for the Ad-
vancement of Women. Over $50 Of the
members Of the association are tere.
Among the more noted Of the members
present axe: Miss Calliops Kechigis, of
Cons santiuople, Mrs. Julia Ward Howe.
Miss Franci, f willard, Rav. AntoiCette
Brown Blackwell, of Elizabeth, n. j.,
Mrs. Adam Fredsrickson, of Denmnk,
Mre. G. B. Early, of Wilmington, Del.,
Mrs. G. Pierce, OF Pbilsdelpais, Rev. Ida
@. Hutton, oE Iowa, Mrs. Caroline Brown,
Of Chicago, Mrs Ella Laphsm, Ffedonia,
y. Y, Mrs. II. l. Walcott, Oldham,
Mass and MrA Harriet Townsend and
Mrs. d S. Austins, OF Buffalo.
The congress was practically opened last
night By o conference OF the Board OF
Directors of the Youug Women's Home,
but this active work OF the as3cc, c,at:on did
begin until to-day.
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ATRACEOF THE FlEND
rH8 WHITE CHAPEL MONSTER ACcU :
RAfELY DESCRIBED
By a Nan Who Saw Hp With His Las
Vc6m-Frssh Details Of tho Horrible crins
The Punsll 0onnisnoa-A St
Back for Wsbstsr.

LONDON, November 1i-An the irqusst
of Mary Ann Kelly, the last victim Of the
whitechspel murderer, George Huchin-
son, q groom, testified that he hsd known
tie woman for tome year., and that be
saw q well-dressed man with Jew ish cat
Of countsranee accost her on the stIeet st
, O'Clock on Friday morning, and tbs CIR
cums.ance Of his acquaintance with her
induced him 10 follow tie pair - they
walked together. He looked straight
into the man's lace, g he
turned TO accompany the woman,
and followed them TO Miller Court out Of
mere curiosity. He had no thought Of the
previous murders, and certainly no tuspi-
cion that the man contemplated vio!tnce,
since bis conspicuous Manifestation Of
affection for his companion, Is they
walked along. formed . large part Of the
incentive to keep them In sight.
After the couple entered the house,
Hutchinson heard sounds Of merIiment In
the girls room, and remained at the en-
trance Of the court for fully three-q uMters
of an hour. Abont 3 O'Clock the tounds
ceased and he walked into the court, bot
fnding that the light in the room bad
been eItiuguished, he went home. Daring
the hour occupied In standing at tic en-
trance, or promer aiding the court, he did
not see n policeman.
There is every reason to believe Hutch
inson's statement and the police bslisvo
that his description Of the man will enable
them to run him down. TIE witntss who
testified yesterday to having seen the
woman enter the house with man With
blotched face Was evidently mistaken ~
to the night, o. his description Of her com
panion is totally unlike that OF Hutchin-
son in every particular.
The bulk OF the evidence taken fx's the
time Of tie murder at between 800 and 4
o'clock. II tra,spired to-day that, In nd
dition TO the facial mutilatiou Of the mur.
dered woman, the uterus was wholly and
skilliully removed and laid 10 . corner OF
tina he'd
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HOW IS THIS ?

u.s Esn,vha county 3 population o.
mo- According to the returns she nSS'
,,,,, ,o,,,dtpc to the census tho hiss not
.,,rttwslye thousand majority. But
,bsr Corr has something over 800 pIu'
,,r,,v IN Esuawhs, according to the re-
So and in couuties that give such Rs
U,nIicop maioriti.s, OF course, the censu'
lfgures must b, wrong.
Two years aso tie total rOtain HanAwha
c,uDtv was s I'D. Tdis yesr it foots up
,Ioe to g,coo; $40 from 1000 leaves
y SO G.ving the average Of five toals to
rerv vote. thi, shows an increase in ksns-
,.bss population Of over II Ooo-in two
vss7., In Charleston district alone the re-
,rrDs We have reserved show an incresse IN
1R.p1bl IN population Since 1886 Of :. 6i''
Has ClsrIeston's population increased that
nncb? 10 Elk Distrjc. tbs returns sho"
,n iYcrsa.e IN population of 1885. Has
BIZ District increased in population that
nuch since l~-5?
In Washington District tsc'e interesting
Esuswba rc .u!ns show q gain in two years
In III, population, OF $50, ard so It goes
,hro7ehout tbs county-the increale in
roppll.iOn shown By these Republican
sotc, i, not OILY unprecedented but stag
ping.
We had STEVE ELKISs' word for it he
lore election that he did not, and had no
Intention Of, colon'z 'Dg the State with Re-
pubI,r,n voters. OF course Mr.. ELEINs
and MATHEW STANLEY QUAY and the
H.. o. them are men whose word is 70: to
b. doubted for an instant, 60 We can only
rOngrotula,c Eanawba county on her Won
drous attractions that have drawn T.. 900
strangers to her since lSS6-snd, by the
WAY, she must have gained ttem all be-
tween lss6 and Isl, foc voters must be in
the State a year before they can vote.
Eauswha is not the only county in the
State that appears to have gained enOr
Iuously IN Republican population sirce
1sSs. In Hancock county, alto, in the
precincts along the river, there was like
aston sbipg Republican gain.
Likewise 10 MARSHALL, and, in fsct, in
every county where our Republican friends
bad charge the returns show e wonderful
ga.r in Republican population.
THIS $ booming tse State with a will, to be
surr, providing these vOiers brought their
families with them and intend to stay.
Down in Eauawhs the Democrats sp-
rear to bs OgsrpOverel by their sudden
boom IN population, and they are demand
irG sn investigation.
riohlbly little Investigation wouldn't
brrt.
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THE ROCHESTER, RUINS
Continue to Give Up Their Dead-ahastly
Finds, Yesterday.

Continue 20 Give Up Aheu beSu-Sh"S'S
Finds, Yesterday.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, November IA
Twelve more bodiss were unearthsd about
9 o'clock this morning in the ruins Of last
Friday s great fire. These are in addition
to the eleven bodies taken out yesterday.
This makes thirty-three dead accounted
for. There are probably ten or twelve
todies yet in the ruins. The first body
lonnd in the ruins this morning, was
about forty feet west of the south elevator
we'll. 1t was badly Chsued snd very lit
tie was LEFT of it. Shortly after another
heap of bodies YES ureIrthed. 1t was a
gbas. ly aud. The bodies were wedged to-
gether. as though they had oil been stand
iug together when ths flor gave way and
precip tl'ed them into the basement and
into the raging furnace.
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That Grsat Parade at Olarksburg.

Special Telegram to the Register.
CLARKsBURG, W. VA, November H.
The report in yesterdays lntcVigeaeer
shout the Republican demonstration here
LAST 'rht was inexcusably exaggerated.
The only way possible for the thousands
in Ii ne" to have pa Ssed the h 1use of Gen.
Coff would have been to couaterm1rCh as
many times as four hundred and twenty
would divide the numbsr Of thousands
intended, as there was just i?O in the
Ocession.
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The Pos,of.ce Not selr-supportIng.

WASHINGTON, D. G., November "A
The annual report of the Third Assistant
Postmaster General shows that the total
cost of the postal service for the last year
was SIS, 126, ,OO4. The postal and money
order receipts amounted to So, ,694, l76,
leaving a deficiency of S., $50, ,82S. This
deficiency is owing mainly, it is said, to
the great extension of the free delivery
service and the increase Of railway mail
transportation.
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Ho.msr's weekly Dsclssstisa

WASHINGTON. November l4.-Gsosge
Hcsmer, the osrsnao, ssys Of the Tenet
O,Connor rscs that b viii b ssr1'ised
II Il Is no. won by Teernsr. Wk<a sksd
vhs, ehsaoe, in his opinion, tba winles Will
hsye with the Australian, Seti, HOMER
Md: 81 an willing to bet tbss either OF
thee men can bat him. or coar1, .
tbis r,c. Ia for tie ehaDpiooship of ths
eountry. the winner OF Il viii bays % - =
Iustralis, bot side from that l
tbink il,,t eitbsr Of The msn is coed
eIouRb to beat the Aps.falias, or any oos
slse. for thst msita. Tamfr md OCes.
nor a. they stand to-day, ars ths best
oar,rneu In The eS uufTy."
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AGAINST THE SUGAR TRUST.
New York State Begins Its Legal Battle
Yesterday.

New York State Begins Its Legal Battle
Yesterday.
NEW YORK, November II --Srit was
brought by the attorney general in behalf
Of the people Of the State of New York
against the North River Sugar Refining
Company, 10 dissolve that oorpTa'iOn Oh
the ground thst it had exceeded privileges
granted it by its charter in becoming one
Of the members of the great sugar trust on
the 1st of October, 1SS7, and other sugar
companies was brought to trial to-day in
the Sopreme Court. Tee action ia one of
the rtsalts of the Senate Investigation
Committee OF las: winter, which for the
first time brought to light the deed Of irast
under which different sugar companies
have formed a combination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-15
A Mad Dogs Fearful Race.

CHICAGO, November IA di patch
from Indianapolis, Ind, s'y3: A dog
owned by Patrick Wsl,h went mad yes
ta.dsy, aud attacked Miss Cora Walsh,
the 1S-yeay-cld daughter of the owner,
biting both her arms. In attempting to
rescue his daughter, Mr.. Walsh was taily
bitten on the hand. Tue dog then started
on q mad flight through the city, with
several policemen in pursuit. Tne dog
bit fully fifty animals, and finally attack
ed small child, tearing ont one Of the
little f,llow's chesks aud destroying an
eye. After chase Of two miles the dog
was killed.
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pan.Inn. for Ms., YIrrinisns.

Special Telegram TO the Register
WASHINGTON, November 14.-Pensions
have been issued II West Yirginisns ss
follows: Original Invalid-Alfred Collins,
Hall4towu; Lemuel Spsun, Mason. In
cresse-Jobn Carroll, West Union; An
thoDy Headley, Pine Grove; John 1.
Blake, Arnoldsburg; john Brown. Maiden
Jos. Bays, Spring Hill; Csc. W. B'g'e',
White Pine; Jas. A. Lsmssters, Clyde
VIM. l. Pfotsman, Morgantown.
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Mr.. Cleveland Was Not snubbsd,

WASHINGTON, D. G NOvemberl4 Mrs
Cleveland laughed to-day over the story
that she had been saubb; in q shop last
week By Miss Victoria West, q daughter OF
the British Minister. II was all news to
Mrs. Cleveland. s he remembers seeing
Colonel Sals standing with young lsdy
in a iewelry shop the other day, but did
not see who the Young lady was, Snd, OF
course, did not Offer to shake hands with
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A TOWN IN DANGER.

Prairie Fires Threaten to Wipe Out Aber.
dsep, Dakota.
ABLRDEEN, OAK, November H.-The
smabl prairie fire which started yesterday
afternoon TO westward Of the city, has ss-
sum ed alarming proportions. The wind Is
sweepirg the flames through the tall, dry
prai,is grass towsrd the city. The fire
brigade is ,endt avoring TO fight back the
a,mes. Several plows have been set 10
work to plow strip as close to the ad'
vancing lanes as posrble, but 1t Is greatly
feared that the town will be destroyed
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The ChsmberlaIn-EndIcOtt Wedding.

WASHINGTON, D. O., November IA
At noon on next Thursday Mr.. Joseph
Chamberlain and Miss Mary Endicott will
bs married before the altar of ST. Johns
Church, the most fashionable Episcopal
place of worship st the National Capital.
The wedding will be very quiet affair:
Neither bridesmaids nor best man will
be present. There will bs no guests save
a few near relatives CT the bride and the
Pre,i6e e 1t and Mr5. Cleveland a1d zone o.
tha hipher officials ut Washington.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-15

THE X. L. Convention will do a good
work ljr the cause Of organized labor by
1e-e'er ing Grand Msstet Workman Pow
JEgLY. he has been faithful official,
tree 10 duty, uusweryiug in his integrity
aud with an eye single to the interests Of
the 'abOring clssses of the whole land. A
working msn himself, there is no truer
friend TO TIE wOrkiogmen. The X. Of L.
j. to hs congratulated at the prospect Of
his ag IN ling chosen to the leadership Of
the order
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Looks Susplciouss

Special Telegram 10 the Register.
RirCHIE c. II. W. Va, November Ia.
This is a Republican county, with
straight Republican board of commission
erp. They met and cauvassed the vote
Monday, and the result is announced as
a meiority of $50 for Goa, This is eur
prise. Richie county had been put at
525 for Grfl, and the highest Republican
estimsre had been only 5I5. How the $50
ia figured out is q mystery that will stand
inspection.
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sah,n far a-CsbIuet Place.

INDIANAPOLIS, November l4.-Proph-
ets and statesmen abound in profusion
these days about the corridors of lndispO-
lis hotels. Cabinets are being made and
unmade with French rspidity. Tois even
inp's Netrs rays: The latest bit o.
Cabinet gossip connects Senator Sabip, Of
M;nnesots. with the administration. II
is reported that ha has declined to be
caudidsts for reelection to the Ssnate,
sitsr hlving prepared the way foc hi' re-
turn, with the expectation OF C-b!ne'
position.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-15

II 1t has come to this that ii is neces-
saEy Tor the DsEosrats OF New HsDp hire
20 DIN hands With political black leg in
the PeIsoo OF the notorious WN. E. CHANp-
P sR, they had better shut up shop. No
wonder they have never been abba to over
come arrow majority Of ; 900 against
tmn. The only mysi cry is that such men
2, CHANDLER PIE allowed to exist politi-
-,Ny.
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jumped the Track and CoIuded.

DowNER's GROVE, ILL, November a.
A fast freight running east on the south
track of the Burlington road, last evening,
struck ''frog" and Jumped the track just
in time TO catch the engine OF q crowded
suburban passenger train which had just
pulled out of Downers. At the end OF q
minute there WAS not much left Of the pas
senger engine, and both the engineer and
fireman were so badly bruised and maDgled
that they will die
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Irish n. p. Drowned.

DrBLIS, November 14.-It is otrtsis
that Ja,per Douglas Pyns, embarked ct
Ho'yhesd, yesterday evening. for Dubliu.
He ba, not been sen In this city sincs the
vessel arrived, and there seems TO be no
re, son 10 doubt that II wss he who ieli
overheard during the s.eimer's passage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-15

TopExA, KAA, Novsnbs A-Thsd
fic.L returns from sll but ffsssa oossssas
hsys been rsceivsd. Ttess, With u M
official fisu,es hon the eounties which
have nos yst rspostsd, place the Revabfi-
can plurality st 62.Oo msEisg 49,
the banner RDub,icaA bsnse q W ossspI
lesding Pan1ylvaDia 200.
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TIL. Campaign Lar s,ill on Deck.

New YORK, November IA Wash-
ington special to the Nail and E.rpres' says
there i, q prospect Of Warner Miller re-
turning 10 the Senate in place cG Senator
Eysrts, v no will be eappointed to The So.
preme B.nch in place Of Judge BlAtch-
lord, who will be retired.
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Grounded with a Prince on Board.

CoPENHAGEN, November 1.-THE Ger
man iron-clad Kaiser, with Prince Henry
of Prussia, on tolrd, vent aground this
morning while entering the harbor. Prince
Heary was brought ashore in s'eam
Iaunch
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Fleming Gains One in Braxtop.

Special Telegram to the Register.
BRAxToN G. H., ". Va, VIA. CLARKs-
BURG, November 14.-Nathan Gof and
]. W. Morrison demanded recount Of the
vote of this county on yesterday. The
Commissioners ccunt3d FIVE precincts in
creasing Fleming's majority Cne vote and
Fishers two, then they were tod to desist,
that candidates ordering the recount didn't
care for any further investigation. This
makes Flening's msjority in this county
ha6.
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Hnna for drs. Law Gould.

New YORK, November IA The condl'
ton of MIS- Jay Gould was reported this
morning as showing signs ofs marked i'm
provement The fesrS that her illness
would terminate fatally are gradually be-
ing dis rellnd
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YnyI,sh Wages Raised.

LONDON, November l4.-Msstsr' Of the
c,llieriss in Lonark1hire have made I'VE
per cent sdvance in wngs. The trade
COMMITTEES has advised the jute spinreis Of
Dundes TO give their emp!oje' similM
increPsp
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Nine More Bodies Found.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, November a.
Nine more bodies we're eShumed from the
ruins of the Steam Guage and Lantern
works tonight, making over forty victims
~ oil
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CABLE FLA8HEg.

A ukazs has teen issued adding two
divisions /, the Eighth army corps In
Western Russia.
The British stespsr Blsckws'ch found.
cred on November II, In lat 80, long. 10,
. The fate of her crew 10 unknown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-15

kET'GINAN supremacy in the Lower
4i9u,e OF Cougr,s3 lsnot fixed fact after
al. As matters now stand each party
has elec'ei l6O members and i've districts
are IN t1ubt ths irsI West Virginia dis
tncI being one Of them. Hungry Rspub-
Leans who are preparing themselves for
90. r.erkshiFN 10 the House will hang on
TIE ragged q ise Of anSiaty for few days
.more,
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'l'"'NG BY the Republican 'jub;Ia,
Ton i'st evening the p.mcc7ats have
swept Wet Virgins from President 70
Cons,sh.e. The jub:lat;on did ro. mater.
ial!z. to any "a tent
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ysIIov Fsyer's Records.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, November a.
|Di. Nssl Mitchell reports to-day 81 new
c,ses Of yellow fever; II whites; deaths 2.
Tstal cases to date 4. $50; total deoths
392
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No Hone for Admiral Baldwin.

NEW YORK, November 1i.-Rssr Ad'
miral BAldwin's physician, DR.. Keyes,
said this morning that bis pstient was
resting more easy. He added: "The Ad'
miral msy hnger few days before death
puts an end to his suffering
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BARRY'S PLANS.
vvh., VIII He Do III Fired From the Order
No One to Oppose Powderiy.

No One to Oppose Powderiy.
INDIANAPOLIS. November 1.-The sp'
n.al of Thomas F. Barry for bsaring
which was sent in thee dispatcher last
night, was sent by him to the Gsrsral As
s.mbIy this morning. and their sction on
Il will be awaited by him befae be does
ANYTHING further. Just what he may doi'
nroblem which causes soma worry
smgnr the Knights. He keeps Gloss
watch on his tongue regarding his proOs'
bIe movements, but talks freely In crit
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An Old Woman's Tragic End.

PrrrsBURG, November 1L-An old
lady, Mary Ingoldsby, va, found dead in
her home this morning, with her hands
and feet tied. 1t 10 supposed that she was
murdered by Q vood crysr Who wss
boarding with her, and who 10 now miss
ino
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'aE tuTG'y horde CT r publicln offire
SseS's's all ready to swOCp down upon
.ns sF"ls Protection to American
l'''r under the broad shield of American
Ia" is not SD is>leuow
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'''s hls demanded q recount all over
the State. Tt'7 begau in B,axton. 1t
resulted IN the a-stdve precincts a a gain
o' one vots for s. ENINr. Then GoFr de-
c'ied that faltier recount WAS unneces-
.s'Ty in hat count.
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Itsf.rds instant relief snd speedy cure 70
all sufferers from rheumatism. Salvation OIL
All dtizsus troubled with coughs cr COLDS
shouId al once uss Dr.. Balls Cough Syrup
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p,,.,,,.,.d I'll, Would. Be Slayer.

CHICAGO, November IA dispatch
from Glade Water, Texas, rays: Last
nilht, George Roden completely dscapi-
tsted Nathan Owens, who was trying 10
Ii | bin. The trouble grew out OF koden's
alleged intimacy with Ovens wife.
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1h,rtv B.lrian Slinsrs kuisd.

BRUSSELS, November lL-An explosion
~ fire damp has occurred in The Fred
e,ick pit At Dour, in the provincs OF
H.inaut. Thirty miners were killed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-15
a,d.,,oe's ro, Ards.t Wossr.

NEW YORK, Eovsnbr Ii.-Jsme' u.
Dousbsty, IN awkward lookiss e'unssJ'
man from Salem, n. Y, wa' . prisoner
At police headquarters to-day. Ths charge
.csinst him "a that be has admired Hafy
Audersou, tbA sctTea, too sEteatly .of his
ovp efoi He bss followed ki0 Asdes.
loa 70 Enrops and back. I'll thsnsht -
n irnene
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-15
The New York Star Sold.

Nsw YORK, November 1.-THE Star
newspaper was sold at auction to-day.
The purchaser was A. II. Shellabsr and
the price paid $4,000.