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PRAcTICINo WITH II. II. II.

MONTAGUE, 1eKtG
Dr Railway s Co; have been using your medi-
cines for TIE last twenty years and in all cases OF
Chills and Fever have never failed TO cure never
use anything but your Ready Relief aud pill&
TIOs J. JONES.
FRUlTLASD, Iowa
Dear SIR: We are Iising your medlciTf typhoid
md ma 'nrial fcvcTs with the greatest benefit What
Il r. j. and Railway Pills have done 80 one can
tell DIR. JOHN SHULTL
Aug. 8, 's7.
Mr. John Morton, OF Verplanok Point, N. r., pro
prictor OF the Gudson River Brick Manufacturing
company says that he prevents aud cures attacks of
chlls aVd fever in his family and among the men
in hls employ by the use of Kadway's Ready Relief
and Pills. Also tie men ia Mr.. Frosts brickyard,
at the same place, rely entirely on tue X. Il. H. for
the cure and prevention Of malaria
There j. not remedial agent in the world thai
will cure Fever and Aguc and all other Mnlnrious,
bilious and other FeveIs, aided by HAbMAYS
PILLS, 50 quickly as RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
RADWAY READY RELIEF Is a cure for every
Pain, TOJTtACUE HEApACHE, sClATICA,
LuMBAGp, NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM, Swell
LING OF THE JOINTS, EPRAINS BRUISES
PAINS IN THE BACK, CHEST OR LIMBS.
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s. kFsVS Send 20 cents for package Of Plush,
EEA.A1HASaF1 Silk, SATIN and Velvet for Patch
KY wuiR 10 HOWARD nBO. 90. Providence. H. 4.
Name this paper
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29
THEIR FIRST TRAGEDY.
4 Member of the Cansl Party Shoots the
Surgeon and Then Commits Suicide.

4 Member of the Cansl Party Shoots the
Surgeon and Then Commits Suicide.
GRANADA. VENEZUELA, February - -
Civil Engineer r T. Peary has received a
letter from Gray town announcing trhge-
dy enacted by member Of the Nicaragua
Canal expedition, the first serious incident
in connection with the great canal project.
On February II Eugineer Cartaya, who,
with J. F. lie Barron and siNteea Others,
formed the surveying and engineering
corps under Mr.. Peary, was at the Ameri-
can Consulate in Graytown in company
with Surgeon Biert.
Cartaya has not been well for some time
and was suffering from what seemed acute
mental depression, the result Of chagres
fever. DR.. Bert was attending him and
endeavoriug to treat him for melancholia
rather than for any particular physical all
ment. Il seems, however, that
Cartaya was satisfied be could
not recover and it is intimated
that while the doctor was trying to prove
to him that he woule bring him around
all right in short time, Cartaya suddenly
Jumped up from his chair, drew q re-
volyer, took hurried aim and SHOT Bert in
the left breast.
An alarm was raised Immediately, but
berore the native police arrived Csrtaya
leaped from the balcony OF the Consulate
head fist, and, striking the rough pave
nent below, broke his neck instantly,
surgeons Biert's wound Is severe, but it
3 expected that he will recover.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29
HOW THEY STARTED.
They Were Miners In New York City.
Seatiment OF the Eastern KnIy

They Were Miners In New York City.
Seaiiment OF the Eastern Knish
NEW YORK, February 2S.-Thirty-eight
men left this city at 7:l5 last evening for
the purpose of illing that number of places
made vacant by the striking engineers on
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy rail-
rosd.
Early in the afternoon the c., B. & Q.
officials chartered a coach from Eastern
Passenger Agent Carpenter, Of the Penn
sylyania road. At that time only twenty
eight men had bsen engaged, but ten 9TH
ers were subsequently enrolled on the
lists.
For reasons of their own the Western
road agents preferred to describe their
new employes as "miners." At $40 p.
the "minefs" filed ont Of No. 81 Broad
yay, where they had been undergoing an
examination, and walked 10 the Cortlandt
street ferry and thence to the station. Al
Philadelphia another contingent OF min
ers" was taken aboard and there will be
further shipments from this city.
The probabilities are that the knights
of Labor will try to get even with the
Brotherhood of Locomotive EUgineers in
the preseat strike While General Master
workman Powderly and the General Ex'
ecutive Board of the Knights Of Labor
may not take an active or official part in
opposing the Brotherhood, and may moi
undertake to FL the places Of the striker,
with Knights, they viii not place any OBJ
stacles in the way Of such Knights rs ar,
locomotive engineers who may apply fol
vacant places.
Edward ]. King, Secretary Of pistric
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A SPICY CONFERENCE.
Chief Arthur Says His Men Cannot Take
Out the Chicago Mall Tain,

Chief Arthur Says His Men Cannot Take
Out the Chicago Mall Tsslu,
CHICAGO, February 2s.-Assistant Su
perintendent Rowland, of the Burlington
road, and Superintendent of Mails Troy,
from the Postofiee, called on Chief En-
gineer Arthur at his hotel, last night.
"Thave come for information" said Mr.
Rowland, addressing Mr.. Arthur. 81
have understood from Mr. Stone that no
objections would be raised by your men TO
taking out the fast mail train which leaves
at 3 q. M, provided it contained nothing
but mail. am now told by the men that
they will not take the train without or
ders from you or the United States Mar
shall. WEat are the fscts?"
"Our position is this" replied Mr.. Ar
thur. I'VE will offer no obstruction to
the carrying Of the mails, acd were this
mail en- route TO the city we should take it
in, provided the passenger coaches were
cut of. But we ore under no obligation TO
start the mail from center of distribu-
tion. The % company has contract
with the Government for carrying the
mail; let them carry it or forfeit their con-
tract. We"-turning to the postolfice Off
cial--' stand ready to settle the trouble
on fair and equitable basis; you should
bring such an influence to bear on the com
pany as to bring about its settlement. We
cannot take out the mail train, gentle
men
"Very wsll," responded Mr.. Rowland,
81 had understood, and think Mr.. Stone
understood from Mr.. Hogue, of the Griev-
ance Committee that the mail service
would be handled, and if that were so /
wanted to avail myself of that advantage" "
II may not have made myself entirely
clear to Mr.. Stone" said Mr.. Hogue, "but
what meant to say is Just what Mr.. Ar
thur said"
A few casual remarks were exchanged,
and with pleasant good night" the
visitors withdrew.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29
Doddridge's Delegates.

WEST UNION, W. Va, Feb. -, SO.
To he Editor OtHs Register:
In pursuance of 4 call, there was we'll
attended meeting of the citizens Of Odd
bridge county, 10 appoint delegates to the
Business Mems Convention to be held at
Wheeling on the Doth, here to-day.
The convention was called to order by
J. V. Blair, Esq, who, after making a
short and appropriate address as to import
ance ard objects OF the Wheeling Conyen-
tiou, was chosen chairman Of the conven-
'tiou and declared the body ready for bust
ness. s. d. Turner was chosen secretary
The several committees having reported,
the following gentlemen were chosen a.
delegates to the Wheeling Convention
T. J. Kelley, Z. II. 0'Donnell, J. B Nc
Gregor aud Z. 7, Hudson, for
Central District; :. B. McMil-
Ian, f. G. Taylor, Chas. Stew
art and John Whelaa, for Grant; Jesse
Clarke, J.W. Williams, E. c. Sperry and
T. T. Douglass, for Greenbrier district; G
c. Schultz, S. II. Smith, NJ. T. Ankrom
and Isaac George, for Mcclellan; l.. W.
Pearcy, F. n. Suttoa d. F. Randolph and
J. W. Sherwood, for New Milton; NJ. S
Yanhorn. John Wanstreet, f w. Sum-
mers and Mint+r Stout, for Southwest; ;
Col. F. Neely, Frank Maxwell, Henry
Ash and Joseph Freeman, Tor West Union
district, and J. V. Blair and :. ID. Turner.
The pr, csediDgs were directed to be sent
to the Wheeling REGISTER and RteHigWcer
for publication.
J.Y. PLAIR, Chairman.
8. d. TURNER, Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29
STRICKEN VI Ron.

The iypected supple, Fail 10 Arrive
CoalterEeIt,r- GsGtm. In Their wors.
N. VERNON, Ill, february - The
weather continues tNremely ,oh, the
ue-,a-Y having touclel .=ro during the
pas; twenty-fOur hou,. WITH TO >.gus Of
uols'ating.
Sgg51iies that have b-a expected from
uHols plac-s, have nc arrived, although
bsi7 needed. There $ little, if any
g.y,s in the condition O., lg JARED.
Memorial services W.. 10 have h,eu
l.. 7r4terday in the 2 terrain CAarch
n-,.s victims Of the o,.,.er. hut they
~ gastpcnsd inlttir -,y. Tglogs are
r-g-g down anil IN, y>s i hy,us re-
n<-s.l 70 a certain event. The rguaty
60, are secariDg TJCz. wherever il is
~ a 70 begin work.
r the excitement "~rfa3t upon the
rs- lfssstsr, a GOOD .-l ,. counter lett
z-.r has been in rirC l,na Ia this city.
rs- various dsmOai1 .ra,, lad ranges,
Eras discovered fraI- :, -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29

interesting and important. 1t shows that
the PEOPLE of the several counties can
make no better investment than in build
ing or helping to build railroads. They
pay for themselves in few years in taxes
alone. For instance in West Virginia
there are now l, ,037. so miles of main track,
the assessed valuation of which is SIS, 1885,,
$50. These pay into the treasures Of the
State, counties and municipalities S227,-
979 "a annually, which is a big lift to the
taxpayers. We want more railroads. We
want all We can get. They are mission
aries sofciyilizatioD, development and COM
merce. Following is the table:
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A BAD POLICY.
So Says President Gompsrs, Of he Ameri-
can Federation of Lsbor.

So Says President Gomptrs, 0f fhe Ameri-
can Federation of Lsbor.
DETROIT, February 2S.-Ssmnel Comp
ers, President Of the American Federation
of Labor, was asked what action his order
would take, if any, in the Burlington
strike.
"we will take some action, bnt what it
will be cannot discuss. II viii not be
antagonistic to the Brotherhood, you may
be sure. do not uphold the action of the
Reading Knights in taking the pisces OF
the Burlington strikers ont OF revenge. 1t
is bad policy, and will only help the rail
roads. The Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers is an excellent organization,
although it has done wrong in isolating
itself in labor matters. In their present
strike the trades unions are with them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29
A Tremendous Sens ltIon

would have bsen created one hundred
years ago By the sight of one Of our modern
express trains whizzing along at the rate
of sixty miles m hour. Just think how
our grand'athers would have stared at such
a spectacle! 1t takes q good deal u as
tonish people nova. days, but some Of the
marvellous cures ef consumption wrought
by Dr.. Pie7ce's Golden Medical Discovery
have created widespread amszement
Consumption is ut last ACKNOWLEDGED cur
able. The Golden Medical Discovery
Is the only known remedy for it. If taken
at the right time, which, bear in mind, L
not when the lungs are nearly gone-ii
will 20 right 10 the seat Of the disease and
accomplish its work g nothing else IN the
world can.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29
THEATER BURNED.
A Famous New York Place of Amusement
RnIr

A Famous New York Place of Amusement
Ruin.
NEW YORK, February 2s.-The Union
Square Theater, with all its contents, was
destroyed by FIRE this afternoon.
The Morton House, adjoining on two
sides WIS badly damaged, and the Star
Theatre was in imminent danger for some
time.
Three alarms were sent in and the re-
serves from three police precincts called
out.
Six Hremen fell from the balcony into
the pit in the Union Square Theater. Ore
had both legs broken. Two men have
been cut Off from escape.
The fremen who were injured were also
bsdly burned. 1t is thought Assistant
Foreman Liddy, who had both legs broken,
will not survive.
The loss will be $500, 600.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29
Five Reereant Engineers.

GALEsBURG, I'LL, February 2s-The
officials Of the Burlington road succeeded
in getting nearly all the passenger trains
out this forenoon nearly on time. Thus
far five of the old engineers ore reported
loyal to the company. The officials re-
port the prospects brighter. The Brother
hood has expelled the recreant engineers
and will publish them. 4 number Of en-
gineers have been sent here from the out
side and more are coming. The strikers
are quiet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29
FOR LIFE.

Hsury Black and Nicholas Tadura >sU.
tsnstd fIr Lit.
N,.rl 1'sgfan 70 Hg R..ae...
M0E3ANrowN. " -, FebIaAlT ., -
This morning, Hon. Geo c Stun = in
behalf Of Henry Blacs, Ra Judge John 4
Ollie, 10 behalf of Nicholas Mliu,a, with
drew notions for neS trials a0d aTres. Of
lui.-ent. 10 answer to the Interrogation
Of Judge Fleming WY e1;ence shouldn't
he pronounced q ailst than, both ElIcE
md Mldura said they W. re ign,leut Of the
naTis-, but had m reason Wig sentence
should rot be pTc1Our'-i against tLsu.
The dge then ss1t,-rsi them both 20
tie Psnitentiary for hi,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29
CONSERVATION Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in kis hands by an East
India missionary the formula of q simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
manent cure Of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma and all Throat and
Lung Affections, also . positive and
radical cure for Nervous Debility and
all Nervous Complaints, after having
tested it wonderful curative powers
in thousands of cases, has felt it his duty
to make Ii known to his suffering fellows.
Actuated by this motive and desire to re-
heve human suffering, will send free of
charge, to all who desire it, this recipe, in
French or English, with fall di-
rections for preparing and using. Sent BY
mail by addressing with stamp, naming
this paper, W. A. NoYEs, 149 Porer's
Block, Rochester, ~ 7.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29
at seven o'clock last night, the engine in
charge of johnson, Brotherhood engineer,
of the Hannibal and st. Joe line.

OF the HANNIBAL and st. Joe line.
As the train passed through the yard 3
stone was thrown through the window OF
the smoker. When Johnson's engine was
detached from the train, the engine which
was to take the train to Gslesburg backed
up to the train, when another stone was
thrown through the window Of the cab.
The engineer was Ss2 Williams, man
who has not been in the company's service
for some years.
Before the train started three Of the
strikers appealed to Williams not to take
the train ont, but he refused to leave his
engine, and opened the throttle and moved
the Chicago mail and express slowly out
from the depot. When the train reached
the north end of the yard volley Of stones
was thrown, only one Of which struck the
cab. The train had not proceeded far
when it was discovered that the engine
had been tampered with in such way as
to prevent getting up sufficient steam, but
the misplaced valve cap was soon repaired.
Engineer Patterson, who brought train
from Galesburg yesterday morning, and
who said he would take it back last night,
was taken possession Of by the strikers and
persuaded to abandon his engine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29
Their Bushes Boomiox.

Probably no one thing has caused sach
general revival Of trsde at Logan & Co. q
drug store a. their giving away to their
cnsionris OF % many free bottles Of DIR.
hings New DiscoveJ fer Consumption.
Ineir trade Is Simply enormous in this
yry valuable article from the fact that II
9Wsys cures aud never diappoints.
Coogns' Coids, Asthma, Bronchitis. Group,
Aoo All throat and lsDg diseases quickly
% euIso. fou can test Il before buying BY
Es'Ing trial bottle free, large szs 81.
Every bottle varrsntsd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29
Trial Of the Bald Kuobbsr.

sr. Louis, February 2s.-Tbe trials ei
the Eald Knobbev began st Ozark, Mo-.
yesterday. The defense ssksd for =
severance Of the indicted In The csss of
David Walker VIM. Walker, Amos Jouss
=; y. simmons, John Mathews, WiIey
Mathews. Jones and William StspIey.
giving each prisoner separate trials. TIE
court granted the sevelsncs, and both
Rarues being ready for the trial OF WIN.
walker, the Sheriff was ordered 70 sum.
mon l20 men 10 form n iurv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29
EPIDEMIC IN A VILLAGE.
Malignant Diphthsris Causes Mourning In
a Number Of Homes.

Number Of Homes.
SYRACUSE N. Y, February 2s.-The
village of Maulius, few miles from here,
is terror stricken by the sudden appearance
of malignant diph;beria, which has al
ready brought death to number Of homes.
Yesterday the Union school closed indef-
nitely.
The Sullivan and Smith blocks, in which
a number of families live, are quarantined.
There are several desperate cases in these
blocks. Sunday morning John Morris
eight-year-old son died after an illness Of
only twelve hours. Morris also lost o
three-year-old child on Friday. Other
deaths have occurred in the village, and in
addition 10 the many cases four new ones
were reported yesterday. 1t is feared the
contagion has betn widely spread.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29
p. castle Garden In, s.tlga,lOD.

NJ YORK, February 2S.-The Iuter-
Sts,sc,-nsrce Commias.on met to-day in
the F.4.r,l building aud began the inves-
tisatioD q the railrUad pool rates a. Castle
Garden. s.pp " nc. s,Tsry, Of the American
E.i.-. Company in his complaint al
I.I..S 81, ths Interstate law has been
Wa TiSis,.i % !. ticket agents IL Tie Garden
.II1 ,IEisse1 s s,rt = tickets ior Sl3 While o1..
side they are "a mad I. - : Inc
saLle disCfiU AL...
esles : ,gBrsssutsd by oOoassl,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29
,sARCHrNG TIE wE@CK.
F.r- R,dis. sdu Ia th. Hulk uG the EN
plodcd Ferry Nsamrr.


pIodcd Ferry Nslmrr.
..EJO. CAL, Feb'-ry 2~,-It is be
E-s.tha. thirty live, we're lost by th,
s,,,os;oa Of the ferry Samer Julia, yes
:sfil7
E,b, Of the men k,asd had wives and
a1,.I-s and Eve mor. were single.
Sss.,L.... ara still 80 work on the wreck
tr7.rs - GnI more Of tie missing men.
Mr. T,rysr' the W. of a guu@er at
Mare Ts;aad Navy Yard, seems to ave
h., Ls,.'y woman "a t1lri. She WIS
bai.r odd about r-s aead and anna.
T5s at Of unreeoyer-i bodies Is nov
,bo1g5t % gambler II.
n. spo,lssd that executive OF tie crew
tSs.s - Sity.two pa's-lg-rs on UOIr4,
nll % e 4 al, and no: q siagIs one Is
ca1al sitbyl. injuries more or less serious
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Wondsx(sI Cnrss.

w; d. Hoyt 4 Co, Wholesale and Re-
- Dluspsts Of Rome, Ga, ny: Wehays
p9en selling Dr.. Kings New Discovery,
ac c bitters and Bueklen's Axniea
Ave ior two years. Have never handled
rMe@eS that sell % well, or give such
unlsefsai eatisfaction. There have ben
eoue wonderful curs effected BY thss
Imedles In this city. Several cases Of pro-
aoancso conmmptisa have been entirely
Ta Seo ~ use Of . few bottles Of DR.. Kings
NV discovery, taken In connection with
ic biteem We gusfantss thsm n.
WA 3old hy Loun &Os.
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RAILROAD TANES.

The following statement shows the
amount Of railroad taxes paid into the
treasury for State, County, District and
municipal purposes from 1880 to 1857. 1t
shows a considerable increase in seven
years. There is room for thousands of
miles mora
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29

ers.T BosEslso1oss,,, s,,,r Maa Il. iSo,',,y So, ,,y
81 81 r.: :' : s; 8; 5:s'S T.: % :: I'd s'
iS@ Tsa. 'eii: e"s s,9 s. ;e''1S''s' s h s:6s :aa
e e: e. E : |; & 6; & !: : !: : !:
~. are tlOOded.
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AdTanrinR ON the Ii.I..

ROME February -. An Official dispsteb
rom Massowah nays that King John. ,ith
large army, IL advancing upon The ital.
ians and that an advance quad sniysd a,
ters for King John.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29
WHEELING. w WEDNESDAY % 1888

Assembly No. 4s, said that wkle he did
not approve of acts Of retaliation, yet the
Brotherhood of Engineers could not expect
the Knights of Labor to help them in
their fight with the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29

REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.
The following table shows the total
value of the real estate and personal prop
erty in this State, rs reported by tie As
se,sJrs. for 1887. II will be seen that the
total valne Of lands and building lots Is
Sis. 1882, and the total value Of per
soaai property $4&7lO,175. These are Of
course inside figures as it is not often pos
able 10 Assess property at its foil value
aud much escapes eutirely. II will
be sesa that our people are quite well OF
~ a whole Here il the table:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29

e: 1 :: =: $ ; :S il; s;:;: @ : !: s s
Ell; ::s; =: z z, : rs S. a., s :, :;
s: .s s ~ Is 'S;S.ss5 s1' A i{S:5 Il =
pa: ..s: ssS:f res ss is ss ion Is S .
- Ios;,
iefne.
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GENERAL SCHOOL. FTND.

The following table is interesting as
showing the apportionment oil the gen
eral school fund from 1865 TO 1887 in
elusive. 1t shows that West Virginia is
liberal to the free schools.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29
CAPTrATIONS.

The following table will show the num-
Der Of capitations assessed for 1881. The
lis: shows an increase Of l,657 over 1856,
lat is not thought to include all the voters:
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
1 4 wEATaER.

syRsSt NirNia, warne- fair weather, light
q '7,- Virus nerally finn ,oOlh 10 east
yv AeSteTn npsyly ma fair weather, eN-
ssy, yl axe ioI SHOWS, slightly warmer sis
lc-Sy etnpS5Sre, light 20 f7e Sou'he'S
Y,> oSConlinr ariab.e
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29

U~s crowded co,uuns PEeyeata a number
Of Important communications iIou appear,
IN tbs morning.
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.n on the seasald.

roRoSTo, February raso Ru1isds. r,,,s Ne. !,
the murderer ~ :. Was hanged a. 9 O'elOeL
the Central PriSyb ~ jail. He made ,peecS
ts' q .Ss SSss'5 ssiss iRs fsaiSaa : De ''
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sroNEDTHE TRAN,

Engineers on the Mall Train II ts an Ercit-
ing Experience ut Qusy-
QUINCY, LIS, February 24-The mail
and express from Kansas City tTived here
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-29

IEE RE lister eN'znds q yJslIal we,
cone 70 tie city'sv.I,Or> oy,,. It's OEce.
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0ythe secOlpare Of Ibis issue The REd

OS'he seconpage Of this issue the REd'
.sgE 'sys mN stress upon the import
,ry Ct the coHntion beginning right, in
s,is; :sAt the reatest good may accrue
No o Temarble a gathering. Now,
,sts. s. - The ,manen. organization Of
he hsuaventiOn,Itissuggcstsd with much
as n selectithe members OF the seV,
81, Nmmit e'sreh as on Permarent or
81 anon, on ans, methods, etc, icr
II Sltainment the obj-ct OF the coayen-
ysat5a, on ,ares en- resolutions,
H.. etc, u the delegates from
,.s xorsl Sepaisl districts Ci the State
ail. he seyeraAectiOps. This method
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