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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-17

The new duchess of Marlborough made
her formal entrance into London society on
Monday night, July 8, at the ball of Mrs.
Oppenheim. There appears to have been
general disappointment with her dress. A
lady who was present describes it as fol-
lows: "She appeared at the ball in white
dress, crushed and crumpled as though it
had lain under heavy load in seq chest on
a long voyage She had diamonds, but they
were surpassed by many others in the
room. She was led into the ball room by
the duchess Of Koxburgh, sister of the
duke, and thereafter stood on the top OF
the staircase bowling to those introduced to
her with a stereotyped smile. The duke
leaving his wife in tn hands of her sister
in-law, went careering around the room,
making himself generally agreeable, and
amusing himself according to his right"
There is no doubt that in point of beauty
the duchess of Marlborough is far ahead of
the average English duchess.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-17

Philadelphia boast, that she has "A Tippo-
canoe club composed Of men who voted for
Harrison in 1870 This is not remarkable.
Philadelphia 10 a slow city and notoriouly
behind tho times Doubtless a club could
be formed Thereof men who think that Gen.
jackson IL stiD raining f9r President.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-17

The king of Servia and his wife get a lit
tie satisfaction out Of their quarrel. They
know that the whole of Europe is watch
II
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-17
Why They We're Tranquil.

am afraid that the habit Of jumping at
conclusions Is sometimes being carried too
tar Two Congressman Of them from
the south--occupied the other day. in the
absence Of their families, the same room M
willard They were greatly annoyed during
tue hrst portion 81 the night 10y a neighbor who
wa snoring AZ a terrible rate. They law sl.an
less nnd silent for "A long time. listening with
horrd fascination 90 tie efforts N "the man
who snorcd. Finally the sleeper made one
mgliy effort and with 40 awfuily convulsive.
Ruigling gasp relapsed iuto silence which was
shortly broken by one Of the congressman, who
IN "a feryent tone exclaimed.
Thank God ha . dead "
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-17

HohsFoRDs ACID PHOSPHATE.
II You Are Nervous
And cannot fleep, Wy IT,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-28
PUT UP OR SHUT UP.
COL, DAN JOHNSON WANTS A GO AT SOAB
REPUBLICANS
Who Consider Themselves Big Guns "A Bold Onal-
lsugs 10 Hubbard, Atkinson or Guf-WhO
Will Accept l-Great Democratic
Meetings Yesterday.

Special Correspondence Of he REGISTER.
CAMERON, W. VA, Ssptsmber H.-Io-
day has been q glorious day for the Democ-
racy of Cameron.
Dan johnson was here and the Rspuo'
licans are either holed or on the run. The
meeting was called to order by W. NJ.
Kincaid, who made o few remarks, after
which J. A. Ewing was called to the
chair, with Peter Moran, j. W. Dunlevy,
Jo,. Rcd and Joseph Loudsnslsker Is
Vice Presidents. The Chairman made a
few timely remarks, and introduced
yonrg G. O. Newman, who made neat
speech upon our pension matter, deteis>.-
ing nobly Grover Cleveland in his, course
upon this subject. After him came Dan
johnson, who held the audience spell
borrd for over two hours upon tho various
issues that grow out of the tariff question,
and there is no doubt but some Of our Re-
publican friends who have heard him will
groan upon their pillows this evening when
they consider the mighty truths thst the
speaker portrayed in language that forced
conviction to the heart of every man who
is seeking after justice and truth.
Tonight there was large torch-heht
procession. Everybody is feeling good
and Democratic enthusiasm is taking our
Republican stronghold by storm.
Col johnson authorizes your oorrespon-
dent to say that he will meet in joint dis
cussion Yves. Atkinson, Hubbard or Gof,
or any other representative man the Re
publicans may put up to debate the issues
Of the day, and that he will be ready TO
outer upon the discussion ct sny time.
Put up or shut up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-28
DEMOCRATIC HOPES
CONTINUE TO GROW BRIGHTER THB C0UN-
E TRY OVER.
Encouraging Outlook in Many Satss-LabOr is for
Palmer in Illinois Liberal Contributions
Flowing In to he Democratic
Committee

CHICAGO, September 27.-The Demo
cratic State Committee is greatly elsted
over three recent sccarsious to the Demo
cratic ranks in Illinois that will be Of
great importance in the coming election.
A joint meeting of the Grievance Commit
tee of the Brothsrhocd Of Locomotive En-
aineers and Firsmsn, the switchmen and
brakemen has adopted resolution to sup
port Gen. Palmer, the Democratic candi-
date for Governor, and has requested the
co-opsration Of sll the subordinate lodges
Of each order in ths State. There are
about twenty-five thousand brotherhood
msn in the State who will vote almost
unanimously for Palmer. The employees
OF the Union Steel Works, the largest in
sSitution of the kind in Onicsgo, met Sun-
day and also voted to support Palmer.
Last night tbs United labor party met in
lis headquarters and unanimously passed
resolution pledgiug the party to vote for
Palmer. The Unitsd Labor men have
shout six thousand votes in Cook county
alone.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-28
INSANE FROM FEAR.
The People OF jackson Out on from Their
Neighbors.

The People OF Jackson Out on from Their
Neishbors.
NEW YORK, September ga Jackson,
Miss, special to the Herald says: The
greatest Indignation prevails throughout
the city on account of the treatment re-
ceived by DR.. TODD, health officer, and DR..
Huntley, member Of the Board Of Health,
By the self.constituted committee at Liv-
ingstoue Crossing. The gentlemen started
Tuesday evening 10 90 four miles in the
country to negotiate for the rent Of piece
Of land on which to establish refugee
camp. They were met bv men in charge
Of an armed posse who refused most posi-
lively to allow them to procssi. Such
sections are unwsrrsntsd and appssr much
wore when prompted by those hol6iog
high official positions. The msdicsl gen
:lemen returned to the city. A meeting
was hsld by the Livingstone Crossing men
and one Of them, prominently spoken Of "a
s candidate for guberuatoIisl honors, ad-
dressed the meeting and advised resistance
ut the muzzle Of ths shotgun 70 the estab-
llshmert of o camp Of refuge. As conse-
quencs Of the meeting the engine that
We have here to meet trains at
our quarantine station above the city, and
which left hare at half psst twelve this
morlisg, In charge Of Eoglneer Redmsn,
was fsgsed as it went ont, snd when Red
man stepped from his cab he was confront
ed BY twelve men, armed with shotguns.
With presented guns they demanded who
he wse. When told, they Informed the
railroad men that they could not pass, and
If they attempted it they would kill than,
and further, itit pa,ssd they would burn
the bridge behind them.
After long parly thsy finally allowed
the train 70 pass end return to the city
with provisions, 6ut tod Engineer Rsd-
man thst under DO conditions would the
refugee train pass.
Owing to the intense feeling prevailing
Throughout tb. countrv spd the iVcidsnt
recorded, the health authorities abandoned
the refugee camp outside the quarantine
liHiis. 1t was established back Of the
f.ir grounds and DR.. N. N. Morgan placed
in charge
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-28
"0FFICE OF THE
NORTHAMPTON CUTLERY Co,
NORTHAMPTON, MASS, Sept. 13. J
THEY ARE in A RUSH.

Republican Senators Refuse 20 Allow Time
for tho Minority Repnrt.
WASHINGTON, ssp'smber q. - The
Democratic Senators feel that they are not
bsirg treated with the courtesy supposed
to prevail in the Sssste, ipasmuch Is the
majority OF tho Fias1ce Committee sp-
pears to bs unwilling TO give the minority
spflciest time to prspars report on the
tariff bill. Senator Harris asked uutil
October 10 TO prepare the minority report
hut -as informed that the bill would 60
10 ouls ON thu first Of the week, csrtainly
not later than Wednesday nsxt, and il the
minority report WAS not ready by that
time ths bill H0lld b, presented without
the report
Taa Oaly excuse the Republicans gave
ior this in Ejussice, IS that Il IS nov l:ts IN
the session and no delay can b. suffered.
Under the circumstances the Republican
Senator's have every reason to give the
minority ell tho time they ueed. Seestcr
Beck, tha Democratic Ajax in tariff mat
,ers in tbs Senate, is too i'll 20 give much
ssdssaHcs 20 the miaorisy Of the commit
tea, add common decency would suggest
that an allowance would be made on shis
account
Tho bill hss consumed all summer In
prspsrsfi1p, and. ~ completed, it covers
pas pages, and yet the Democrats, eEiprisd
by tie ahasncs OF their leading exponent
on this question, sJe given only week in
which to prepare a minority report. The
senate ha indi' s,sly indicated its purpose
70 remain In ssszion with only recess for
the election, and the excuse that thsrs Is
no time to lose is tame one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-28
memnhI, Let's Down the Bars.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, September 27.-Nsm-
phis will tonight let down the bars and
open wide her gates, the following resolu-
tion having been siop,ei at the Confer
ence Committee meetisg to-day, at noon,
and will bs tho action of the city author
ftips ss the called ssseiou # the legislative
Csuncil r0 be held to-pisht:
Resslred, That inssmuch as the circum-
ssssoes sad conditions which peoe~sitsted
the Inauguration Of non-intsrccurse has
now ps<sed away, we recommend TO cur
city officials that it be immsdi.'e!y discon-
tinusd and that the Inspection Of all trains
and steamboa alta bs rigidly enforced sgsinst
all parsons and frsights from infected dis
tricts under supervision OF the city suthor-
itie5 and Board cfHesith.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-28
THE NJ. E. CONFERENCE.

Reports OF Elders aud Other Business
Transacted Yesterday.
Special Telegram 10 the Register.
FAIRMoNT. W. VA, September 81
The conference prayer meeting this morn
ing was conducted by Rev. G. Fl. Lakin,
but was not very largely attended. At
the close of the prayer meeting the con-
ference session began with the Bishop
in the chair. The minutes of yesterdays g
session were read, and the Rev. n. w.
Rider represented the Guysndotte District
and spoke of the needs Of the church in
that neglected portion Of the State.
The Morgantown district was next
called, aud the Presiding Elder, Rev. J.
F. CbenowiIb, reported his work. His
report was one of the most encouraging yet
presented, The statement that the salary
Of every preacher in his district had been
fully paid, was especially a refreshing
feature of the report. 1t was unique in
this respect.
Revs. Robert Hughes, w. J. Shapes,
D. Fullerton and Samuel E. Jones, Of
the New River, Oakland, Parkersburg and
Wheeling districts, also offered their re-
pcrts.
Point Pleasant was selected ss the next
place of meeting. Tbs case Of Rev. Geo.
Shaw was referred 10 a committee, and the
conference adjourned to meet tomorrow
morning at o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-28
UNDER THE WHITE RIBBON.

The Meeting OF the Womsn's ChSistian
Temperance Union Yesterday.
The Womsn's Christian Temperance
Union. the largest organization Of women
in the world and increasing tho most rapid
Iy. has . newly organized company Of work
ears in this city, jos. two weeks old. How
old II may live to be no one cen yet ~,
but IL Is safe to believe Il will live o. long
as does the legalizsd saloon In America.
Beneath tiny bows Of white ribbon-the
token of loyalty 10 Christ and 10 our Gnnd
orgsnizstion-sre beating hearts thst will
surely be united In prayer and action
for the downfall Of intempennce, 20 long
~ 1t exists. The "brothssly kind
ness" Of the Y. IL. @. A. have given
the new Union . cordial permiaioa
10 hold ih meetings In their rooms, o.
Market street. A room full met thsrs yss-
tsrday for mutual encouragement and
planning. After the dsvotiosA servics,
conducted by the President, Mrs. 3. z.
Jones, and the calling Of the roll BY the
secretary, eight names were sdded 10 the
membership from various parts Of the city,
and cordially welcomed BY the President.
The chief Of several mattsn Of bukosss
10 be considered, wM the Arranging for
securing one Of our best ,psaksrs 70 cid In
The Amendment work here In the near fu-
ture. Il is believed We shall bs fortunats
enough TO have here sometime Mn.
J. K. Barney. Of Rhode Island,
whose marvelous work for tbs
Amendment secured in hss own State, y
too well known 10 be Forgotten. A sbs y
one ofthe Superintsndents In the Nstioosl
". @. T. u. and In that Of the World, sbs
needs no Sbrd Of commsndatioo. Sbs has
never been known 70 dinppoint any audi.
sncs 70 which she haa bsso called. We
shall AK the people probably aboot ~
middle Of October, 20 coms and listen fee
thsrnselvss. Meanwhile this nsw bssd q
organised womanbood reaches out fof ths
manifest fellowship Of oil In wber,IE wbs
are desirous for the upbuildiDg VI Chhs-
tisn tsmpsrsncs work. Il Will nsst sash
Tbursday afternoon ot 3 o'clock at ths
same rooms. Everybody wslocms.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-28
CONDEMNED TRLEGRAMs.

A heavy furry OF snow fell at Lam
caster, Pa, the first of the season south
Of the great lakes,
Mrs. Lena Schreiner, of Chicago, who
poured kerosene On her husband while he
was drunk and set him Jon fse, pleaded
guilty to the charge Of numbering him,
and Judge Tuthill pronounced sentence
of ten years in the penitentiary.
Kuhn & Furst, wholesale dealers in
lsces and gentlemen's furnishing goods at
ST. Joseph, Mo, was closed by creditors
yesterday. Their liabilities are 60, 000;
assets, $35, 900. TINS firm claims the fail
ure as the result of incorrect mercantile
agency reports.
Governor Mooulight's report Of the
finances Of Wyoming territory is very En-
couraging. It's bonds are selling above
psr, and its indebtedness only 1920, 900.
Three prominent Msricsns were killed
on freight train By tranps ct Pueblo,
Csl. The tramps escaped.
A settler named Wallace was .ahot dead
by man named Bird in Monsngo county
Gal. Tue dispute arose over . piece OF
land.
The contest over taxes between TIE
Northern Pacific and the Territory OF
Dakota has bsen decided in favor OF the
railroad.
Mrs. Ado Dolsn attempted to shoot her
sister, Agnes Russell, at Chicago, because
she had stolen her little boy.
The baby bsy of Fred Holt, living near
Sandusky, O., WIS crushed TO death by q
Bslimore & Ohio freieht train yesterday
Joseph Bender, who sixteen years sgt
ran away from his home at Esston, Pa,
hss Just returned TO claim IN inheritance
of "a 600 due him.
Bill Whitley, who was implicated il
numerous hank and train robberiee, wai
killed by United States officers at Flores.
Vile, Texas, yesterday.
The Presidency Of Bucknell University
has been offered to Prof Geo. N. Ptiliips
Pm. D, principal of the State Normsl
School at West Chester, Pa. 1t 10 though
he will accept.
Oliver s. Powell, of River Falls, Wis
WIS instantly killed in the machiaery o
his sugar mill yesterday. He was Vice
President of the Duluth, Red Wing q
Southern Railroad.
Gen. Clinton B. Fisk, President Of th,
Board Of Indian Commissions, has for tn
sixth year been elected President OF III
Lake Mohawk Conference Of Friends o
Indians.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-28
THE TEXAN WAR.
1t IL Of Long Originated in IN
Election equabbls.


Election squabbls.
AUSTIN, TEX, September N.-From
various letters and kilograms received BY
the Governor on the subject, it appears
that the trouble at Rio Grands City has
bean brewing for long time. Sheriff
Shelby, some time ago in the course Of his
official duty, came in conflict with the
Me1icans who comprise large portion Of
the population. Opposition to Shelby In
the race for the Office of sheriff worked ON
the race prsjudices Of the bsser elements
among the Me1icans. This opposi-
tion Was ipfamed by the revolu.
tiouary element on the other side
Of the river anxious for trouble or war and
ready for an uproar At any time. Ool.
Clendenning, commander of Fort Ring.
gold, hsd to stand of 200 armed Mexicans
with 135 armed men. With the Mexicans
are two Americans, who are said 10 have
worked them up to the fghipg point in
order to run the Shelby party put Of the
county. One Of these men, it is presumed,
has telegraphed to the Governor that the
town Is qniet and in no need Of rapgere,
and the Governor has beta misilformed
about the situation. The Federal forces
will occupy and protect the town until the
State Rangers arrive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-28
THE SISTERS WIN.

Jadgo Stoves Decision In the Ursuline
Convent Case.
PrTTsBURG, September 81. Judge
Stowe to-day fled an opinion in the legal
controversy over the control Of the Ursu-
line Young Ladiee' Academy, which has
been under consideration in court for some
time.
The Court holds that there was no case
presented that would warrant the inter
ference of the Court with the present
management, and after careful review
of the Law and facts refuses the III junction.
This practically settles the case in favor OF
the SISTERS, and denies Bishop Phelan any
powers of interference.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-28
HE WAS A RINGER.
1t Was an Eastern Puxiiist Who Killed
Fulljames."

It Was an Eastern Puxilist Who Killed
FulIjsmes."
CHICAGO, September GA dispatch
from Minneapolis, Mimi, says: 1t is
rumored in Minneapolis sporting circles
that tine man who struck the deathly blow
in the fight at Grand Forks last week was
an Extern pugilist, travelling under alins
Of Bardett. 1t was also stated that he
was in Minneapolis yesterday and took
the evening train for the East. 'He. was
ringer that the Dakota sports secured
from the East for the express purpose Of
dong Fullsmes," remarked local ppgil-
ist "I am not sure that this il tho man,
but I'm informed from Q reliable party
that he Is oue that struck the blow that
killed FulUames. OF conrse it was only
an accident, and the authorities should
not trouble him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-28
GENTLE ANNA

10 Doing the Republican Party More Harn
Than Good.
LAFAYETTE, IND, September 27.-An.
na Dickinson spoke to fair sized audiences
in this city tonight, the audience being
made up Of all political parties. Her sd-
dress, which is the same she has delivered
at different points in the State, was very
short harsngue, and her defenps of the
tariff question was most feeble effort. A
number of active Republicans and leading
Republican papers Of the State ore Of the
opinion thst Chairnan Quay should call
the noted female lecturer home at once, as
her speeches are doing more harm than
good in Indiana.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-28
Let Up on the Quarantine.

MEMPHIS, September 9.-The follow
ing has been tsissrsphed 10 the Associated
Pres:
DECATUR, ALA, September 81, II q. m.
Il desire to say through the Associated
Press, that in my deliberate judgment all
the town Snd county qusrs,tines in North
Alshama along the Louisville and Nash
vile railrosd and Memphis ard Charles
ton railroad may be safely removed There
may he q few cases amongst the refugees,
but do not believe the fever will spread
at this season. Of the year and with the
sort of weather we are having.
GSighed JEROME CoCHRANB,
State Health Officer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-28
KENNA AND BLACKBURN

Address an Imm enss Audience at Martins.
burg.
Special Telegram 10 the Re0iSer.
NARTINsBURa, September S.-This
city was the scene tonight Of the eecond
great demonstration Of the Democracy Of
this county. The streets were thronged
with people and the air loaded with entbu-
siasm. About 7:3O torchlight procession
of immense proportions was formed with
the Young Mems Marching Club at its
head, followed by the other clubs Of the
town and county. After the parade, the
procession assembled in the public square,
where the speaking was held.
Senator Blackburn was the first speaker
introd uced, and in vigorous language he
attacked the Republican party and plat
form, and 10 well chosen words defended
the Democrats. After him Senator Kenna
was introduced amid great enthusiasm,
and made telling speech in favor Of tariff
reform. His speech cloeed the meeting
and brought to an end q demonstration
that has seldom been equalled in thii
city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-28
OLD HUTCH
Works q Corner In September Wheat
The Shorts Squeesed.

works q Corner IN SepVeInoor "hsee
The Shorts squeosed.
CHICAGO, September T.-The DAILY
Neus will gay of the remarkable course
pursued by September wheat to-day, that
1t is the outcome of corner in that option
by B. P. Hutchinson, who has been buy
ing all of tie September wheat offered
lately; that as only thres days remained
for the shorts to settle trsdesiu. they went
into the pit this morning and began to bid
against each other with the result that the
price mounted rapidly; that when it
reached $1.25 Hutchinson sent the shorts
word that be hsd little wheat to sell, that
they flceked to his Office, where be dispos-
cd of S25, 900 bushels cash ct 81 25. He
said in very short time that, sitter selling
those of the shorts who we're sill! waiting,
wheat would 20 to $500 within a week,
He went away to his club, leaving instruc-
tions with his brokers to sell the shorts all
the wheat they wanted at 81. .25, or buy sill
they would SILL at Sl24. There lie q sus-
pinicu that Hutchinson also has most Of
the Deoembr whsat, and in consequence
that option went up TO $1.OO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-28
Forrsr ssd.lps Examination.

NEW YORK, September 27.-Ths sIsmi-
nation of James E. Bsdsll, the defsulsipg
clerk Of the law firm of shipmap, Barlow,
LaRequs & Cloate, was begun to-day at
the Tombs Court. Two complaints were
taken against him. The first is msde by
] E Scnsmmerhorn, charging BsdSll with
forging q mortgage for ST., 900.
The accused was remanded until Satur'
dsy next without bail. He asked that
bsil he fxed, but Judge White said that
was matter in the Jurisdiction Of tht
court. Until the examination was held
he should decide 70 fix no bail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-28
A SMALL RIOT.

Anothsr's SAUL Crushed.
Special Telegram 10 TIE Register.
HUNTINGTON September T.-A quarrel
between two families residing in East
Huntington resulted in the frscturing Of
the skull of Patrick Dougherty and the
shooting of John P. Wooten last night.
About 12 o'clock Wooten went to the
houss of the Doughsrtys and assaulted
Patrick and was shot by James Dough.
srty, Pstrick's father. Officers and phys
icians were summoned, aud succeeded in
restoring peace aud administering to the
wounded. Neither Of the men are In .
dangerous condition.