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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-07-03

HoUsE.-Mr. Anderson introduced bill
to establish a municipal code for the District
of Columbia. a volume of 321 pages, and call
ed for its reading. A quarter of an hour ives
consum / in an Intellectual effort 70 break the
deadlock, Mr.. Holman of Indiana endeavor-
ing to secure unanimous consent for the con-
sideration of the laad forfeiture bill, while
Mr. Cannon of II. end Mr.. Kelley of Penn.
voiced the desire of the Republicans to pro-
Deed to the consideration of the dependent
pension bill. Then with view of securing
time to effect a compromise Mr.. Bland of
Missouri moved recess of thirty minutes.
On this motion no quos ana voted and a call
of The House ives ordered. Two hundred
and eighteen members responded to their
name1 and Mr.. Mills of Texas moved an adj
journment. Lost, yea 81, nays 1C4. Mr..
Mills then demanded the res 1lar order and
the clerk proceeded to read the municipal
code bin introduced by Mr.. Anderson. Mr..
Hatch of Missou-. said it WEI perfectly evil
dent that the reading of the bin would con-
sumo al the time up to 8 o'clock when the
House would have to adjou1l under previous
order In the interest of the convenience of
members end clerks he moved an adjourn
ment and at 500 the motion prevailed.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-07-03
FOR RENT.
L. F. COMSTOCK & co.

Humans Real Estate and Loan
Agency.
FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
SO church street, Room L. Open evenings
- Money to loan at per cent, Desirable real
:sS estate. Shore cottages for sale or rent.
4l!A. Savin Rock property, comprising acres,
the finest site for hotel on the Sound
The care OF property specially.
je22 Z. b. HlNMAN.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-07-03

To Whom it May Concern.
EDWARD ENGEL.
FTNHE long established and well known Money
L Loan Broker, has fitted up large STORAGE
WAREHOUSE, and is now ready to take
Pianos Furniture, Carriages and all
Kinds of Merchandise on Storage
and Will Advance Money In Lib
efa1 Amounts ON the Same.
All goods are insured against loss by fire. free Of
charge. Communications by mail promptly at
tended to. All legal transactions strictly conf
Dental.
EDWARD ENGEL.
je23 3m All AND 443 STATE STREET
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-07-03

a LIGHT oyercoat probably Savin Rock.
AwhiIe driving to this city from Milford Satur-
day evening. The finder will be suitably
rewarded on returning the garment at this Office.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-07-03
gMIsceIIa11ena1s.

LOAN.
II WILL lend $500 on first mortgage.
il jug 3t+ BOX 1.415, City,
FOR SALE,
ESa MILCH Cow for sale. Inquire at
-E-4Aje26 lot 346 OAK STREET.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-07-03

A SITUATION by respectable girl as wai,ra,
~ ,,, OF . 90 second work. Reference from pre-
Jus ftf eo1 wEsr ct1Apu cr,,,,,.,
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-07-03
FOR SALE,

1.-TWO lots in Evergreen Cemetery, situated Q
Il Western avenue. Inquire at
HUMANS REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
ieS0 tt Ga Church street
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-07-03

$500
WIN buy large size second hand Richardson &
w Boynton set furnace. Inquire at this office.
j18 tt
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-07-03

FOR SALE.
Nv Small horse, harness. carriage, etc, suit
- able for ladies' use Address
ju2 TIT BOX 443, WeStvile.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-07-03

"A SITUATION by a reliable Protestant s;-I
a. &c general heusework. INQUIRE Al sAiA
JUG ~ $50 GRAND AVEHTTEr
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-07-03

champagne Baskets.
A LOT cheap We want the room.
IN ap6 HALL & SON. no ChapeI stree
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-07-03

THE Greatest Opportunity of the Season offered.
a. Agents to sell Campaign Charts; Cleveland
and Thurman now ready, beautifully mounted on
selling from 25 to 100 daily: send IS cents for sam
pie chart; price to agents Sc per dozen.
VIM. M. GOLDTHWAITE
je20 lat 10 Park Place. New York.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-07-03

FOR SALE,
cARL Phaeton. One canopy top Iady's Bas-
3sAket Pheton, made by Henry Hooker g.
Co.; nearly new; will be sold low. Also Pony and
Harness.
CHARLES q. WEBB,
ie2I $50 Chapel Street
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-07-03

When Governor Beaver hoDDled on n
crutches to the front he was received not LEI
enthusiastically than his predecessor. and
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-07-03

EHSG E&UCA &c
NN and after Tuesday, May 1st, team leave
" Klock's drug store, corner Church and Chape
streets. at 10 M and p. M. for East Rock sum
init. Returns to the city about 1890 p. M and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13

r...H.r. ff...- -Hr..f.H'f .. .r E.".-..'.
CLAEa-HrRg, August I2-Fol,owins
are the names OF the delegates to the var.
ious conventions selected by the Demo,
cratic mass meeting held here.
State Convention --Mord Lewis, Geore,
E,s,able, William Hood, Samuel FL
lott. f. c. Peck, e. d. Cam
den. NJ. c. Eocgess, J. E. Fowler, j.
C. Pest. C.. A Lewis William Hornsr, )
q. Monroe j Eiitenbou-- !. l. Marsh
IA !. Wilkinson, James Duncan, j. H
Davis. " II Corwin, Joseph Cotincaaer
T.. ID. Reynolds
ConyressioneI-t. J. Cnplin, l. II
| Vance. = % Ks,ter, NJ e Martin, n, T.
I Wallis. e. T. Reynolds G. y HWbert, C.
l. Woruor. g. VI Blair, J NJ Erlh, 4 i
I Ba.4elI. " e CooSmou, K ;. Ogden, o
ID I.ttenhuuss. j. G.. Johnson. y. C.
/ Gawthrcp, VI. g. Holden ". ID. Sommer
willie, Wesley Post
Senatorni-H ". Carter, W G
| Nr-lrr. D VI. Sujua, b r. Lowe. NJ. Bart
/ Ion W ". Wai-worth, A. Payne C. y
| fIyrhprt. T. g. Mcdonald T. Radcliffe, L.
/ l.. Bake, l.. d Swl-her, Geo. Ogden, l.
ID Frum. J. n. Harry, ! q Harrison j.
e. Randolph. W II, Davis, J. d. Hall, j.
/ J. ColIudglirr
Judicial T T. Payne, VIM Rector, T.
I b Martin. W Nj Thomas, G.. o Camden,
I T. NJ. Dsylsan, + ) Ulrir-ty, J.; l.
richardson, owls Bond, John Patton, l..
A. Bond, Z. A. Smith, E NEsbOth, \.
EittsnhoU,e I G.. Shaver j. ID. WIikln
son. T.. D1lan Il W Young j. Hyuch, f.
ID. Shadan
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13
THE PRESIDENTS LETTER
VIII be Written After the Senate Tarin
BIN is Reported.

VIII be Written After the Senate Tarin
BIN is Reported.
WASHINGTON, August 12 The Presi-
dent has not yet begun writing his letter
of acceptance and, % matters now stand,
it will not be iesued until after the Saua' t
has before 1t the Republican Tariff bill.
The President regards this measure as
justly stating the Republican party's atti-
tude in the issue rather than what is said
in the Chicago platform.
1t is the general opinion of the Demo-
cratic leaders here, indeed, that the Re
publican majority of the Finance Commit
tee will he compelled TO Surrender some
part OF the protective system," and thus
will belle the promise OF the
national platform. The committee il
making manlul efforts TO whip ceT-
tain recalcitrart Senators into line and
to secure unanimous Republican support
for bill in apparent harmony with The
platform, but az least two Of the Western
members are as yet obstinate on the pro-
posed heavy cut upon the sugar tax, and
there are perhaps three or four equally
obstinate on the proposed reduction OF the
whisky tax.
The President will probably, therefore,
wait uutIl the party mas thus definitely
maye the Issue The Senate bill Is prom
lsed within the next ten days, and the let
ter Of acceptance will follow very prompt
ly thereafter. Mr.. CeVeland's letter in
1885 was given to the public on August
2ith, aud hs letter would thus 20 to the
country at about the same date.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13
For the supreme Bench.
WESTON. August ~, l---.

WESTON, Angus, ~, l~--.
tn Nr Ellgr NJ Ds R,ys'or.
SlR:-Judge Woods, Of Barbour county,
although candidate II succeed himself
on the bench of the Court Of Appeals, has
not decended TO the methods of the ward
politician, or sought notorIety by pulling
and advertising himself in connection
with that respo usihle and honorable posi-
tion on the State Democratic ticket. He
comes from Connty, too, where hI-
neirhbOrs aud y, oCIates are not disposed
to knife each other, on any and all OrCa
siOns, il one Oi their number l. likely 10
get nomination for any Office 0l honor
or distinction. And lor this reason h.'
nomination would not be euurcr
of weakness or the State ticket
Then, again, he is not the style Of man,
or Democrat, who il disappointed IN hI- ~
pira,ions for plaC" on the Democratic
ticket wouId at once % knocking at the
door Of Republican convention asking
them to DO Tor him what the Democrats
had refused. There has never been any
doubt about Judge Woods pol tics, and
many sincere and earnest Democrats IN
this part OF the State hope 10 see him snc-
caed himself n Q Judge Oi the Supreme
Court of the State. They will irei great
disappointment and disgust il this usual
Democratic C0urtesy shown 10 the Judges
Of ths high court OF succeeding themselves
if they sO desire should be denied to Judge
Woods. DEMOCRAT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13
1T : IS A FAILURE.
CALVIN $ BEICE> OPINION OF THE
BLAINE BOON.
~ Fears o. tie Magnetic Mantle Reception wa5
Nr,Ng.a O.. Aaygl, B-.ag. Demo
cratic Prospects The Army
Cleveland FaggssS

New YORK, August l2-Chalrmsn
Erice OF the Democratic National Campaign
Committee, was corralled yesterday by the
reporters, who wanted 20 know what he
thought OF the effect Mr. Blaine would
have on the campaign.
The Democrats needn't worry, said
Mr.. Erice. "The failure Of the Blaine re-
ceprop showed that the Republicans will
he wrong Vt they build very largely upon
him. IfMr. Blaine continues 10 make the
same kind OF speeches is the one he ia
yored the Pat Ford crowd With ON Friday
uight. the Democrats should rejoice. The
speech WAS clearly an iusult 10 the intelli-
seurr OF the American Ph0plo Mr.
EIsur stated, ior instance, that ever
Nge. C,,ye1Dd's tUN reform uJs
SAKE, last September, the manufacturers
and C1umerye ut the cuuntry have expert
enced confusion and dls'Fter. About the
the time he WAS saying this the columns of
the I-.luu. contained the reiutatlun. It's
Commercial, article showed that the couu-
try WIS more prosperous than IN August,
l-S7, and that mercantile interests were
GA a moge sOlUd basis.
Mr. Blaine also resOrtei 10 . piece oi
demagog-ry IN stating that the English
wanted the Mills m!l to become law,
The fact Is contrary to this, Il the Eng
lish newspapers state the truth. These
papers contained editorials every day, m
q n
urrmacy nt England would be m danger n
her raW material was admitted tree into
tlrs,ga countries wa expressed.
Mr.. E'ajue'- arrival dld not buoy mp
Republican spirits a. much as was expect
ed IL was intended 'u he the real open
lug OF the CampUgC, aud Mr.. i,la'rg
showed that this WIS rhe fact when be SAID
Iu ms -p. eel The clmpIIgu pu whlcJ
We arr nov about 10 enter. In place OF
the Grand hurahs that were expected, the
only persons who were excited over II was
the crowd that followed Pat Ford. Il was
lar tom b-iug what jt was called, Il work
iuemau $ meeting
There undoub, ldly was 2 detection Of
Ir.-auru from the Democratic party 10
r--I. bu, the breach Is now healed Irish
Nruerr aus gppregHt the real i-sues OF this
campaign. They understand that high
grH makes the capitalist grow rich and
Keeps the w1rEugman poor, that 1t raises
uouop0liss ;or the benefit u, which work
lr.urn are taxed.
Tbs outlook for q great Democratic sue
Cess as present Is bright, and the reports
coming lu teom a,l over the country ere
.f o.. f8v 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13
WHOLESALE MURDER.
TALE OF BLOOD FROM A QUIET IOWA
VILLAGE.
A Young Rlttal Kills Three gsa sa5 Wounds
Ssvsra. OhsH-Hs Pays tie Penalty
With HIS L.'s-Hs B4y
Jrr5,y INITIATED.

CHICAGO, August IA Time, special
from Omaha tells OF a saEguinary conflict
late last night, at Shenandoah, Iowa, il
which three men were killed outright
several wounded, one OF whom will also
die. The report says Late last night
Frank Gallup, the member OF a rather
tough family. began beating his aged
father. So brutal was he that number Of
citizens intertered, when young Gallup
fired into the crowd, killing F. i. Pine
The unexpected shot and the dir
consequences following 1t threw tn,
citizens into confusion, but they soon raj
lied and made an advance To ths mouse
whittier Gallup had retreated. The young
desperate soon appeared with two reyoly-
ers opening iusllade with deadly effect.
The first man to fall was Dave Campbell
who was shot through the neck and fat
ally wounded. The next victim was Bird
o. Rives, shot through the heart
and dying instantly, l.. II. Wlut-
frey was the last man to drop with
bullet through his leg In the meantime
old man Gallup wes shot through the
shoulder, but it il not known by whom.
Young Gallup returned To the house snd
began making preparations for al escape
when Mooney Fletcher fired shO; from a
rifle, which it was subsequently ascer-
tanned, went through the desperaio'- two
arms and through his body, killing him
instantly. This latter fact was not known
to the crowd until Gtllup's wife cried out
To the crowd TO stop firing, that her hus.
band was dead
The citizens, fearing treachery. called
her out and, givirg her a rope, told ncr to
fasten it about her husbands neck. This
she did, and the wholesale murderer X
naked body was dragged through the
street until it was ieariully mutilated. Il
was finally deposited on the floor OF the
City Hall, where it was viewed by hun
dreds OF citizens during the day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13
IMPORTANT MEETING
OF the General Executive Board of the X.
of l.. Begins To-day.

OF the General Executive Board of the X.
of l.. Begins To-day.
PHILADELPHIA, August l2.-The gen
eral Executive Board OF the Knights OF
Labor will begin ten days session at
their headquarters in this city on Monday.
The meeting Will he IN important one
The accounts will he audited and matters
relating to the membership will be looked
into. 4 msss Of routine business will
also be transacted, including the applica-
tions of number OF a. semblies for nation
al trade charters. Among the first to he
considered, it is said, will be that OF the
brass workers. 4 majority of the mem
bers arrived in the city to-day, and it is
supposed the others, with the exception OF
Mr. Bailey, who Is California on business
for the order, will be here sometime To-
morrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13
The Old World In Brief.

Parliament will adjourn on Monday
next until November 6th.
A dispatch from Atheng announces the
ACCOMPLISHMENT OF the Queel of Greece
Count Herbert Bismarck will accom-
pAny Emperor William to Vienna and
Rome.
Advices from the flooded districts oi
Germany report several deaths. Fourteen
persons are missing IN the Lauben District
alone.
The bomb which was thrown in the
Place Voltaire, Paris, on Wednesday, was
similar in construction to those employed
by American Anarchist !, contained
substance resembling nIto-gi ycerine.
The election in the West Derby Division
of Liverpool yesterday, to iiIl the ,acancy
caused by the resignation OF Lord Gland
Hamilton. Conservative, resulted IN the
return OF Mr.. VIM. Henry Gross, the cid
eat son of Lord Cross, who is also Con
servative.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13

JAMESTOWN, y. g., August ~ Miss
susan b. Anthony and Mrs Elizabeth Cady
stanton are the guests OF the jamestown
Political Equality Club, q woman's sui
fraye orgauizssiOu Last night they adj
dressed large audience in the Allen Ope-
m House on The Dignity OF Poliucl and
the Party Platforms OF l~~0.' THIS cUy
has large club, and the women propose
to have representatives, on the Board OF Ed'
uca,iun a. a starter. Political Equality
Clubs are being orgsnjz7d in every town IN
the county by women of the highest social
standing engaging in the movement
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13

PARIS, August l2-While Gen. Bon.
langer was driving in an open carriage at
Saint Jean D. Angely to-day, Professor
Perrin, of the Lycee fired five shots at him
from revolver. NJ. Ratapan, friend
of the General rushed forward and man
aged 10 turn the weapon aside The re-.
suit was that Ratapan himself received
the bullet in the back of the head not
serious. Two peasants wounded, Eou-
LANCER was not touched Prof Perrin
is a friend of Mayor Lair, the candidate
nominated by the Opportunists in opposl
tion to Boulsngcr. The affair occurred nj
the height of pitched battle between the
rival political parties.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13

Delegate. TO tho Great Democratic Club
guuNrutlnu.

Delegates To tho Great Democratic Club
Cuu,rutinu.
,.- o. -s-. .r %. Es.rv.
-tav.yr. W. Va, August E2.-At a
u.,-aro. .r. Cleveland and Thurman
Cn,-. vr.a.us Club at this place last
a-.r. .a. auowiug delegates and alter
r--. .rr. elected 10 attend the Club
Convention at Wheeling, August -. Chas.
g. Wursy. Iohu T. Trickett, O W. T..
Bowers. C.. F.. Pride. =. F. Cona~ay, Lar.
u.g Nrrrideld. J. NJ. Holmes, $. l.. Wat
SON. O.. y. Arustt. Jr, jacob Davis. The
s.ts-1a,g@ were. e.. W. NcCcay, John B..
Mccoy. Frank h. E5dsley, X. l.. Gun
1rugb,m, VIM E. Ice, Jr., !. W. Satfer-
f-'J. C. NJ Wt,on, Josiah Davis, Ray
I1n.aker and JAS ". Barnes The oti-
C. q. OF the club, a.. T.. Carr Chairman,
and Jas L. Mccoy, Secretary, were added
to the lis; OF delegates
The club was aJIrsssi by Vim. 5.
Raymond, ESQ, with sn able and in
-tructive speech ON the ta.'t
The club now numbers nearly 800, and
are preparing to do some hard work this
campaign. The club will move into its
ugw headquarters, over Caruey's drug
store, this week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13
THEIR EYES OPENED.
CoIorsd Peun-ylvAuians Going over t,
the Democrats.

CoIoreo Peun-ylvnuians Going over to
the Democrats.
CARLISLE, August l2-The Republican
managers OF this county will have trouble
with the colored voters this fall A feel
ing of independence has sprung up among
them, and their open expressions in favor
OF Cleveland have frightened the Republic
eau leaders.
There are about /, 500 colored voters in
Cumberland county. In lSsl nearly all
Of them voi q Tor Blaine and Logan, hut
% * safe to estimate that half OF them will
vote the Democratic ticket this fall. Dur
ing previous cImpaigrs the Republican
leaders scared them, making them believe
that II tue Democratic party got in power
they would become slaves, hut that old
gag Won work any more.
At an average about one COlOred voter
Is changing daily. A colorcd Cleveland
and Thurman club will soon be organized.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13
HARD ON HOyEY.
4 Distinguished Indiana Republican Pre-
diets His Defeat,

diets His Defeat,
INDIANAPOLIS, August IA special
tonight from Mount Vernon, the home OF
the Republican candidate Tor Governor,
says that Judge Edison, one Of the most
prominent Republicans OF Southern Indi.
ana aud "a candidate for the Supreme Judge
ship before therecent convention, in reply
ing to expressions OF regret concerning his
defeat, SAYS:
81 am not to be condOled with, but
rather to be congratulated ON my defeat,
since General Hoyey was nominated for
Governor by the convention. Hovey' =
candidacy makes the canvass IN Indiana a
defensive one on the pant OF the Eepubh-
cans instead OF offensive, rs 1t might have
been went before the Republican con
ventiou as a candidate for Supreme Judge
tor the purpose OF compelling Bruce Carr
Auditor OF State, and the ''Slick Six
Gang" OF indianapolis, to show their
hand They were under certain pledges
10 me, because I held the casting vote of
this district, which made the delegation to
Chicago solid Tor Harrison. The cOnven-
tiou has lost the State, AMI probably the
National Republican ticket.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13
CONDENSED rELEGRAMs.

There were 927 immigrants landed at
Castle Garden yesterday.
Gen. George Crooks old regiment, tine
Thirty sixth o. V. l, will hold their reG.-
mental reunion this year at Columbus, o.,
Wednesday, Sept l2th.
. Z,cbariah Field fatally shot his young
wife and then committed suicide at Santa
Cruz Gala.
Artist Wheeler has been married to Mrs.
Beatrice Goodwin, daughter Of the famous
sculptor, De Cane. -. 81,
Miss Lille Iaugtry has been qulte II.
fol- few days, due to exposure during tA'
Blaine ovation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13
Ills HEAD Is LEVEL.

President Miller, Of the 81. Paul Road,
win Vote tor Grover.
MINIATURES. August - -B,swell Nil
ler President OF the Chicago, Milwaukee
and st. Paul road, said to-day that he ~.
tended to vote for Cleveland -Four
years ago" he said, "a could not support
Mr.. Blaine, aud had my doubts about al
untried man like Mr.. Cleveland, and
therefore did not vote at all Now ! am
satisfied with Mr.. Cleveland and viii sup
port HIM. Ofc0urse hi7 administration s
not perfect, hut then no man who lives hN'
not made some mistakes ] think ht
averages well, and am well satisfied.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13

PAEKERsBURG, W. VA, August l2.-
MAY Snyder and Jane Ackerson, age'
about fifteen years, daughters OF rcspecta
ble parents living in or near Marettl
Ohio, disappeared from their homes a icN
DAYS since. Yesterday officers found then
in a shanty boat near Nea's Island, they
having been induced to accompany twC
men named James and Jordan. The men
have been seen since, but AZ the parent
are sri.hed with the return Of their chi.
drcn, they have not been SrrCltad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13

The rage, Of the Amri,aa mbor'r cnuot
be reducoi, rrccp' roth tie coH,eaf and h,s
ro'o, Of II, american hboror huasdL-
JAMES G. BLAINE.
WHILE Mr.. BLAINE WAS ~ ErEOPE
OVER \ MILLION AMERICAN LABoRERs
HAD THEIR WAGES REDUCED or STRUCK
AGAINST \ REDUCTION OF WAGES. IT
WAS ENTIRELY WITHOUT THEIR "CoE-
SENT AND VOTES" ME. BLAINE FORGOT
THIS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13

SHARON, CoNN., August II Mr., Law
renee 4. Jerome passed peacefully away
about noon to-day. He had not been con
-cious since Friday night, aud had suffered
no pain, His wife, and son Travers Jgr-
ONE, beside other members OF the family,
were at his bedside. The funeral will
take place in New York on Tuesday or
Wednesday. Mr. Jerome was IN the bs'h
YrAr of hls Mre.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13

CHICAGO, August L. A g'1pipe bomb,
about eight inche1 long aud furnished
with fuse, was found abou: eight o'clock
thus morning by p. D. Bennett, in his
smelling works, at - and u South Canal
street. Nr Bennett believes some one de-
sired 70 ,9troy hIs property. The bomb
was taken to the police station. IN in
raati-Lllinn win ha mAie
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13

WAsHINGToN, August l2.-Dr. Waliord
Nelson, who recently visited the Isthmus
of Panama says that Count De I.esseps, in
saying that the canal will he opened m
1890 deliberately states what he knows 10
he impossible The physical obstacles are
practically insurmOuu,able, and the canal
never can pay The bursting OF the scheme
lac says, will ruiU tens Of thousands and
lead 10 an epidemic Ot suicides.