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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-05
THAT EXPLANATION
OF the Iut"llI. eucer'- Criticism of the
Presidents English Ventilated.
WHEELING, January !

IT, ND EiRDr II hc Register:
SIR;--Thc MhNigcaor fills column of
space with labOrcd article, striving 10
extricatc itself from the very Large and
very deep hole that its criticism Of the
Presidents English got ii into. 1t is I'M
fortunate fDr the editor Of the Mi,lHg,Drcr
that he has such a ptnclI6nt for putting
his foot in it, It is still more unfortunate
that in his efforts to free one Of his p dal
e-tremlries lie is compelled to squ5szs
the other in. His viniiCatiOn, which we
suppose establishes the standard of pure
English and correct logic, contains the
following remarkable expression
There il deal of parsable English that
is not good English. This, Ta rae we'll
aware, Ia not tuc view of idolatrOus gram
mar stuffed pedauts who worship at the
shrine OfLindlcy Murray and other Sacred
Bulls Of their cold aud litelesI grammar
cult
Here is mine Of golden 'i.hue>o. The
editor Of the mt,g,gmrc~ il no "Idolatrous
grammar stuffed pehant.
He will not worship ''at the shrine Of
LindIey Murray No, not h.. Ills soul
spurrs such degrading tyrrauy. lie ycarus
TO lly as fee as the winds, to sling En-
glish with unrestraincd hand. What aIe
rules Gf grammar to him? Naught hut
"tHil,s light az air that one stroke Of
his pen aholi-hes forever.
The editor Of the .htcHigturcr has never
uern -erlou4y accused of having too high
respect for grammatical usage. But
now We have kis declaration of inde-
pandcnce He won't be bound .nE longer
All men are baIG ree and equal, and he
mas as much right to make q grammar a.
ang one else.
The nhHig,ur,r'. editOlill prlctic.Wy
admits that sentences cya-uy tue same in
form a. 10 "ne II criticised, are found in
thc woTk S 0t the greatest writer's OF the Ian
guagr aud then pretends TO be ignorant Of
the maxim that the usage 0. ,re best
authors establishes the stanuard of good
English. In setting himself mp rs an au.
thorlty against such writers the editor Gl
the Intelligence, has attempted =, Iasx Chat
a less preaGn;ptuous man would not dare.
We Iaay say ui him, like the huck that
was butting against a .railroad tram, We
admire lis pluck, hut think his judgment
is bad ANOTHER PEDAGOGUE.
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.
The Senatorial Muddle-ImpOrtant Work
In the House.

The Senatorial Muddle-Important Work
In the House.
CoLUMBUs, January 4-The Senatorial
situation grows more interesting hourly.
Each side is reaching ont for approval OF
its course from prominent Republicans
all over the State The sensation OF the
day has been Judge Iowry'S resignation
as Probate Judge and his acceptance Of the
Office Of Clerk OF the Senate at the hands
OF the coalition. 4 prominent Republican
is authority for the statement that five
minutes before he was sworn in as
CLERK, he said in the presence of Governor
Foraker that he would not accept the
place.
The "13' col Cured Inst night and came
10 the conclusion that there could never be
harmony until tic nine seeding Repubi-
cans Join them in GIeCting Republican
caucus nominees To this end they invite
the nlnc to joiu them in Il caucus and TO
elect the nominees Of that caucus.
The ll0use has proceeded serenely on
its course, and Speaker Lampson appoint
I'd several important committees, which
certainly civ" the index Ia HE late deal in
tie Spcakership contest. The committees
also imply a recognition of Reed, ol Ross,
ol tt.BlOnd, OF Mercer, as the leaders of
the Democratic side, with DR.. Hubbard n
good third.
The committees are rs follows:
Committee on Einancc-W. T, Cope, Of
Columhiana; C. L. POorman, al Belmont;
4. j. Harris, OF Prchlc; Friend Whit'les-
scy, of Portage; WnI r Braman, Of
Champaign; W. II Reed, OF Ross; f. T.
Ilubblyd, Of Seneca; Amos BOrhmer, OF
Putnam
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IN THE HOUSE.
no Announcement OF Committees Post
poucd ,.Gtii IN morrow.

Iuo Announcement OF Committees Post
poucd ,.rtii To morrow.
WAsmNproN, d. c, January J.
Speaker Carlisle expected to be able TO al
u.unce the House committees to-day, hut
owing 10 tie necessity OF seeing certain
members, who ne proposed to reassign to
other committees, he was compelled to
abandon his intention. 1t is thought that
the li4t will be Gui-hyd to night and an
uuurced to the House tomorrow.
Among the bilIs offered were the follow
iur. Ey Mr. Herbert. ot Alabama 10 regu-
late the jurisdiction % Circuit Court Com
mi.~ionrrs. Also for the judicial ascer-
tarumru; of claims against the United
States
Ey Mr. Wheeler, To provide for the re-
durt,Ju g. customs duties; also to estab-
li-h Il court of appeals, also Ia define the
line oil the Army and increase ita efficiency;
also to amend the civil service act.
Ey MI Springer, OF Illinois, To provide
10, Al. 2rganzltion OF the Territory OF
Oklohoma.
Ev Mr Anderson, Of Kanaas-IO create
the postal telegraph Of the United States
Bv Mr.. Boulille-A resolution calling on
the Secretary OF War for the following in
! ,rr,4ation Whether it Is true that the
/ flags. standards an, t:o"hies captured from
/ the enemies Of the United States nave been
removed from the place where they were
nisplayed us required by law, and have
since been concealed from the people. and
!. 81. when, by what authority and for what
reason.
Other bills were iutrOla,rG snd referred
rs lnllOw-
Several bills to repeal the tax on tobacco
~ Nr Mckinley, ot Ohio TO restore
the rtte OF &@ly ON imported wool
Ey MI HarmeT. of i'cnnsvlvanIa.-Io
.-tlbliSh a home for mothers, widows aud
daughters Of the volunteer soldiers and
.,iioss qf the army and navy Of the United
States who are disqualified for procuring
their own support by reason OF sickness Of
poverty.
~ M. Springer ITO create the Lakes
AMI Guli Waterway Commission; for the
erection ot public buildings at Ports
mouth, O.. C1allipolis, o, GAINESVILLE, o.
Hamilton, O.. Defiance, o., Allegheny
Pa. AltCln1. Pa.
Nine hundred and tvo public bills hav-
ing been Introduced the House adJ dJourned.
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REAnTG. Pa, January The tact
that there is a coal miners strike in the
Srhuy Kill regions is already pcrcrpnhlr ail
along the maju line and branches OF the
Reading railroad There is fearful stag
nation in the COIL traffic. During the
twenty four hums ending with noon to-
day, but 1000 ca5. of coal were sent
through this cIty IA place of the accustom-
rd r, eco on { GEO cars IN tHat time. The
discharge uI 100 men employed in the
coal traffic GA the Reading railroad, last
night, it is hrii,vri will be followed hy
many others in Il lcw dayg The company
empl"ys | ,-oo mcp, mH,iy uP into $50
crews. in houhng c..L to ;ide "nt,r and
interim POINTS, aud r"t nur. Iouii IN "i those
Will b. r,qrired ii the individual operators
alone ron;IuUc working
II i~ learned at the cniro Of the com
pang in this city that it will furnish indi.
yijtul cnlh1i"e, for the present all th'
empty rJi.s they need and h.ni their r"!l,
a.Iauugh ao y,ulr.r has h"rn roaGc with
tHem Tn" company j. irImrg lmdis
enoush coal tor lts own purnoS,a, md al!
that Is nov sent down comes irom cDIlierlvs
operated hy private muti,s, but the ont.
put will not supply the cities and towns,
lni numerous industrial establishments in
tue Srhuylkill valley alone. Many PR
sons ur hopeful that the Pennsylvania
Railroad coupauy may relieve the urgent
necessities ol this section. tha SupcTin-
lrudcnt ol The Pennsylvania road, lame
Reed, ci this city, s.Iys jnat the company
Is now hauling I,GHo toms ct Goa! a day
and that this capacity could hr increased
u 7,OJu tons rhr GENERAL impression in
Thu city ,is tha: the min,s employed IN
individual yo!lIcr,,s vii al.n 5uihg, when
they und 1t il hriug handled by n"u-uniou
train men
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NIMICk'S CAPTURES.
Msul, Dunlap Rud Coleman Sign Pitts
hurE ContrHCtg-Sale of RRrkley.

Msul, Dunlap and Coleman Sign Pitts
bGrg C0ntrHcts-SaIe of Rarkley.
PIrTsBrRG. January President MINI
ick cslde home from his. player hunting
expedition TIN, morning. He eintended TO
20 further i'et and make additional cap
turrs hut b" was tclrgrophrd for Il near
relative hring seriously i'll.
He is much pleased with his success.
81 secured Fred Dunlap, Coleman and
Maui, - said he this morning The lat
ter was my surprise whom spoke Of a few
days ago. lie is a heavy hitter mag
niGcrnt pitcher aud goJd general player,
lie will pitch and not play first base, as
Tepnrtrd. | now have three pitchers; don't
care whether Calvin signs or not. ! am
after iir-r bastmln, and will get him in
q day on So. tried hard to get Amdrewa,
at Philadelphia, but ME Beach will not
let him go Andrews can play 4 good
lirst base | still have hopes OF getting
him. No, neither Smith nor BarkIey was
traded fer Maui. Iic was purchased out
right. The sale OF Smith and lkley
will 20 before the Board of Directors
shortly. Dun!ap's contract calls for T., ,UuO.
and hr do!r'; get near Sj,0oU, ~ reported.
lie will raptain the club. | think with
tie first haa~mu We s,cItrr, we viii
have good club nr>t wear.
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HIGGINS PLACE.
German and Cowen Agrcc on Him for a
Is. n q. OnhCial.

German and Cowen Agrce on Him for a
Is. n q. Oncisl.
WASHINGTON, January 4.-Considera-
BILE comment has been occasioned here be
cause the name of Mr. Eugene IIicgi"s, late
appointment clerk Of the Treasury, is not
on the slate for clerk OF the MARYLAND
Home Of Representatives. This omission,
however, caused no surpTi.e among the
"knowingi Marylluders, who say that il
was never seriously contemplated that Mr.
Higgins was Ia have that position.
These gentlemen claim that Mr.. Higgins
has been slated by Mr.. German for much
more lucrative place, namely, that 0i
Deputy Auditor Of the Baltimore ana One
roiIroId. The appointmcnt which, accord
ing tH utt"IanCes oI Mr. higgins friends.
will soon he made, il IL said Ia he the Tc-
suit of compromise between Senator
Grlmaa aud Mr. !. X. C0weu. vino 90 hit
tcIiv opposed the Senator ~ the rccrmf
local elections and ur1us the huIinl "i
the hntchct by those gentlemen.
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\ sad Death

SleraI T'cgrdw u hr Register.
CHARLESTON, W. W, January Mr.
WILLIAM 6. WySnnM a respected vornC
nan about - years oll, ana vino resided
with his father Samuel W Wyaong, Esq,
one mile north Of this place, died Of
tvrhoid fever this morning lie was a
broihcr.in-aw OF Rev. DE- Ia Fever, of
the prcsbvlcrian church. HIS death is a
particularly s,d one. 1t l. said he was
engaged to be married to an es!mahIe
Young lady OF this place.
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CRESIATION'S MARCH.
President Weil'rG Reports lilo Tr"gr"'S
the Se,, Method OF Bu.iaI

President WeiljEg Reports tho Tr"Gr"'I ~
the New Method OF BURIAL.
NEW YORK, January i.--Thc New Noll.
Cremation Society had its annual moetrn-
last night and elected officers. The follow.
inp IS AN extract from the anrupl ryul.'
from President WclIpg The year that La
passed he' been o1e OF p:ogrrs- AMI, rs i
genus 70 me, of abundant promi1r for the
future In America We lack one grra
practical argument, which can hr u+'G
With strong CllcCt abroad. We hay" Tu:
the same actual need 0f space ioi crave
that oXiats in Euralr-. Our strongest ar
gumcHt il the sanitary ar"un"rt, M!
after this sentimental considerations come
next in force. In Europe the y@.'r haF IN
u,,S. ",,m nr-Imrl:.nn, . .s- ...' .,,t'
International congress VI dcirgl;,r. .! ere
nation -acicticS was held At Milan.
trd9t that many vt ua viii liv,. (" rec such
an international congress held "u Nucu-
can soil.
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rowDgH.N MIsEErEESENrEp.
lie Declares That lie Has said Nothing
About The strike.

S.EASr"N, rA, January H. w.
Hayes. Of he E.,c"ti"2 Board, n OF L.,
is here, and IT is expected that John /.
Lee. the IcaGerof tire Reading strlEr, will
be- hcle hclurr evening
Lees mission j. to secure, ii possible,
the sanction aud support Of the General
Executive Board
Mr.. Powdrrly refuses TO say anything
for publication further than that he IA not
familiar with its details His doctor has
not yet permitted him 10 ste the i'perS,
and the Executive Board reirainCd from
scudng him any documents. lie @ld
that, notwithstanding the assertion oI 20
many newspapers that he had made IN eN-
preston cl opinion on the strike, he hah
uot said . woid about II one way or the
other to any newspaper men; nor had ne
been seen hy any reporter in relation to
the -UbJeci.
Mr.. Hayes said the Executive Board
had taken no Cflicial action on the strike,
and the matter had never come before Inc
hoard
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Another Panic In OH.

PTrrmKa, Pa, January l.-fhere waa
another exciting time at the Oil Exchange
to-day. Shortly after the opening raid
was made on the market and prices de-
cln,d fix cents. The sudden break
caused panic among the holders
OF long oil and for time there WAS IN
tense excitement LlrEe blocks Of oil
were thrown upon the market and during
the excitement, one man in the lobby. who
was said to i've holder OF long oil, tainted.
The trading was the heaviest for many
months ard prizes reached the highest
rniut since 1-S5 The range ol values
we're opening, she; highest, '7!r: lowest
@l2,. one o'clock, 81"
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TuE iEON TRADE
Tho largest Production in tho History of
IinI. End Stnel.

nc irgt3I libdEC'lHH m thO tlH'HrN ni
Iva. Gnd Stnel.
IHUAnEIPuiN, January { In its re
view ot the American iron trade for the
year ls-T, Grnelal Manager Inmcs NJ
Swans, Of the imrIjrnn Iron ard S:;el
Assassination, says The year which has
just closed WA muc Of rrrat activity and
iaifpro3rrrIty for the trade Of this cGar-
try. Production in all leading bllnrh.s
of the manufacture OF iron and steel was
the largest in tn hrslOry-lrgrr than in
the remarkable year l-~6, when all pre-
vi0u- achievements were left lar behind
We estimate our production of pi. iron in
l~~I at Il, 25u, 600 gross tnItH, Or about coo,
OuU tons more THAI in l-'G OnT pr"duC-
ti0n of l'.ssnm"r steel rails in ie,7 was
about 95U Uuu gross tong, or about 3D..
900 tons more than Ia l-~j In addition
to our large production of pig iron in lS-i,
we also consumed about 3On, 900 tons Of
imported pig iron and about lG0 600 t0ns
of imported steel rails Our imports ci
iron and steel IN other firms in iS-1 were
also very large, the total importation Of
iron AMI steel in all forms apg,rgatinp
nearly snO, OOO tons.
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VIZ. made To modify the tNrilt, the people
vould yVry soon. and very clearly lind
ont that such assaults were only made to
divert ruhl!r attention.. irum the evil de-
siuus amt ss.hvmes Of plumber of which
iNry were the victims. lie could not he
lipy. boyy,yer, that the SGgaCiou7 ard M
trlatir business men OF the country, who
controlled manutacturiE,. industries woull
permit themselves Tor political purposes
Ia h., pat i'm an attitude of uuiUst, selfish,
oyrr-we.uiug Hyarlc", and ot uniairn,,s
toward the great mass al their country
men.
Prnrrriiug to discuss the mcSsag- OF the
President, he said 1T Was pleasure to
him to declare that TINS remarkable state
paper VAS true T." the principles and teach
Iugs ot tine Democratic party from it ioun-
datiou 10y Jellrrsnn eighty-scycn years
ago tn the present day, aud that the
thanks OF the lIhOriu9 aud business classes
OF the country wrre due 10 the Executive
for Feiliu" The vital issue with the grasp
OF strong honest man, and irr presenting
u L. hls cOunfrymeu in such n shape and
light that il never wuuld disappear until
The wrorg- therein presented we're eN-
posed and redrcS',d aud until the out.
RACES OF over taxation ceased.
THE QUESTION or TAXATION.
Coming down to the practical question
Of taxation, he WAS aware that therr wrrr
many objections to internal taNrS hut on
grounds L1r different from desire 10 per
pytuatr euUrmuus and unjust tariu ttNr-
on the necesSarjeS "f life. lie appreciated
the tact tina! tor many years, AMI especial
ly Iu several States, the whole system had
been used e, a. powerful instrument ot
rJItlS1U political warfare, uuG has been I'u-
drrrd OdlOuS 10 every Tree minded CitlIeu.
lie wt~ also often reminded that IL w.r a
war tau, aud that it should pass a"Jg IN
time Of peace An these opinions hId
their weight with him, but, while heavy
taxes. which had hcen laid hy a war tarill
on every article entering into the wants
aud necessities at the people, were not re-.
ducrd at .Il he submitted that the work
oi reform aud reduction sHuuld he pursued
in that field, aud the internal revenue
system left to stand yet awhile, subject tn
certain notifications.
THE urPosIrION's TACTICS.
4 persistent and violent effort was
bciu1 made 10y those who managed and /
Ted the Opposition to the present admins /
trauuu to convince the public mint that /
tie President WAS unirirrdly to labor in /
ttr,,is and labor organizations, and that |
the reduction of taxes would 10 so power |
fully rnIorcyd a to prove hurtiul to the |
warklnGmen, and especially to wage labor |
rr~ cnuluysd in manufacturing industries. |
NIr la. 2 Ia ~. l.
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THE PRESIDENTS GIFT.
why il Was Presented Through Cardinal
i,ihnnm..


WAsHINGToN, IanuAry !, - denied
at the State Department that ihc Frer'-
dent ignored Judge SlaIlo, our Minister al
;Eomc, when he awaited hirI5c'i oI the
services ul Cardinal Gibbons H. prc"cnt tie
Jubilee git T. the Pope. JuGpr s,tallo -"
simply accredited ~ MIn.~tr. to liHly
and has no more 10 DO with the Pop than
any i'.rsun ontsidc of the diplomatic -,rv..
ice
The story about hia having refused 70
attend banquet because u cardinal Wa
Pucht, IA regarded by Intlmnir friends
OF Judge StalIo here, erroneous These
triends, say that the .iu.ige, who 'wid"ly
known ~ a most compll-hed and court
eous gentleman, j. utterly incapable of
wiltalfy offending catholic or protestant
CleTgymcB
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PLEASANT PATTY
Given on Tuesday Evening by Society
Folks. 1t Beach RuttOm.

Folks. 1t Beach RuitOm.
The handsome residence of Mr.. J. NJ.
Belleville, at Beach Bottom, VIZ Inc scene
of a large and Joyous gathering on Tuesday
evening. t.. ouclsion was a swell leap
vsGT party gotten up by the Misses Shep7
ard, assisted hy Messrs Toll Ha-acGu
and Robert Rane. AhOgt s~enty -ivc
couples Of prominep. -.,,rety peOple were
present WL5 succeeded in enjoying them.
solves ia SsIious wavs. iiplnCott'
orchestra, from Wellsburg, fur
nished the music, and re:rrshment5 were
served at midnight Following is a par
iial list - Irase present: Misses LOrene
Virgins, Emma Reeves. Dnra Her.ey. oi
Wril-burg; Ella Trimble and Maggie
Wright, Of Wheel.9s, Mary and Lucy
Hammond. ada and Carrie Sheppard, Etta
,I.i clara Cooper. Mildred Hamilton, Mag
.,ie Wells, Kate McNear aud nrusie Gar
den, Of Beach Potion and other places
aud MessTs Will and Dave Hervey, oi
WcIIsburg, Geo. Hervey, Will Robinson
and Charley Smith, Of Wheeling; Harry
and l'annell Garden, of Glenn's Run; Lon
Hawthorne, OF Portland, o.: John Ralston,
Joe Young, john Mckinney, Col Reeves
CLAYTON Bane, Toll Hammond and Robert
Bane, from various parts Of Brooke cOnnty.
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Inc InmnlirlI-AIbmrkle Suit

NEW YuVE, January 4.--The case ri
Mica clara Camph,ll rg,inst millionaire
ArhucEIe for breach Of promis" came up
10 dlv. Both plaintih and defendant were
ON the stand I.itrrs wrf. yIcduced
showing ihe partics to have been engaged,
and in which hrhuckle applied most ten
der terms to Miss Campbell
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NIENIt N MINIS.
T"r Government Giving Sprcial l7Tc"mr
asrnIcnf tu IHyo'tHvs.

T"n 6uvCrhment Giving SprCiIl FEC"ur
aSrni"nt tn Iuyo'tors.
CITY or MENIcu, JanHa', / The
Government ~ giving sp .rial encourage
m,nt 10 al miuinm enterprise, ~ hich may
IN arru.mtins the n.tI production Of
tuc country. Two nD"raI concessions
hgrr hr,u made 10: nu&in@ explorations
ari the wotk,r, cf gold deposits, etc IN
the Territory "i Lower California and the
state uj ChlhuIhui Entir' exemption
irum lI\ai.u il prartri for trn Ycar~ nud
It IL sp,ctr.lg stipulated thli ,rHrt'I .s
working; mines under tGc%r rpucrs2ions
shall snrlt three quarters ui all the one
mined IA this country, and i"r this pur
pore The companies shall huid marlirrS.
This ~ to further the pnliry Of Cmcour-
aging the development ol Tia" h0mr srelt
lug industry and all recent mining con
.s4jous have contained tliis clause, il
h,iua the policy nj tho ioy,inmrnt, os inr
~ possible, Ia keep the profile arising
nom the reduction oi ores III ll4 country.
4 general mortgage and Investment com
pany, with capital Of Sl7, ,0Do, 600 gold,
has been orlnnrzal in London t. operate
m MrA,cU.
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nnckct shnn-Keepcrs FlneH

CH,Aoo. January i-lIeury c. Wiley
and Edward Patiana. who were indicted
for keeping bucket shops, pleaded guilty
IA the Criminal Court. this ido.uins, and
were Hncd ROO and costs each. In" cases
a.ainst James J. StarhuCk and Geo. Wigs
were stricken of. with leave to rcinsta'e
ia not IN town and Wigs has
npn.. ont Of hu~,ncs-.
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DOMESTIC TROUBLE,


Causes Annie SuIuneryiIi" 10 Threaten 10
Commit SuiS nir.
NEW YORK, January i.-MIas Annie
Summeryi!le, the actress, did rnt take her
past at the RI1u tonight in the Cor
stir." She saw Mr. Rice, the manag I, to day
and SAID. u am going to leave tn,
city, and Al "",,: | aEi going 10 Cnirago
! an III Nrrv gnat trouble, such ~
only God can help me out ol /
sha!, mturn soon, | hope. II ! am not
on the boards again ou M"ndav, hail be-
in the bottom OF tho lake domestic
troubles are gurpo.cd 10 he tn cause of
her sudden departure.
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Crarkshurg'. Municipal Eloc,Ioa.

Srrcuj TLH1n q, hc Ecqfy',r.
CLAEEsHrEG, January -T"-morrow
the municipal election occurs II is ex.
portrI to hc hot contest The candidates
Tor Mayor are W. +. Richauis and ID. c.
Lee. For Recorder, John Shuttleworth
aud Dan Boughner. Richards isthe editor
Of the TI,g,am and the present incumbent.
d. c. Lee was some years ago Recorder,
and made an excellent Mayor when called
upon to Gil that office. II elected he viii
discharge the duties Of the ONCE lrtrlessIy
aud impartiaily. Richards while Mayor
hls made it hot for his I'D cnrmics, and q
desperate eii..rt will hr made TO defeat him.
The present ncumhrlL has made still
hunt aud never announced his candidacy
till to-day.
On the same day the corporation cleo
ti0n takes place in Bridgeport and it is
likely Sylvester Wright will be elected
Mayor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-05
A Now Fire HrIck CnmlpnnY.

S11ciHi Tbmc-. 10 hC Registr.
P!.rsrrRG, January "a number Of
young men, including William Skirvin,
r. T. KING and oIbus, nav" organized
and incorpuIatti company, with large
capital, pr making brick. All The latest
u.aohlnery has been purchased, ground
secured, aud OPERATIONS begin at once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-05

PrTrurRG, pa, January The new
Turner Hall, on Canal street Alleghery
City, large thrcc ato,y lramo structure,
was totaiiy destroyed by ire at an early
hour th:t morning Loss ~ 900; partly
insured