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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
A YELL o GORE.

Here is a plpsr that doesn't believe in
a conservative policy for HARRISON. The
Cleveland Leader says:
The Solid sOuth-made solid by bloodshed and
terrorism and kept solid by electoral frauds and
Legislative discrimination on the color line-is q
menace to the peace and prosperity ofihe nation,
It is a great, hard, refractory rock, standing
rightiu the path of the broad onward movement
o industrial, commercial, aud political progress,
whose sweep, under normal conditions, would
be as wide as the II 4tiOn. 1t is an unnatural, Oh
durGte, and harmful oHtgroTth OF the old pro-
| slavery institutions OF the South The way
to break the politically Solid south is 70 break
il, not TO pOur oil on It. 1t is an obstacle to ma
Iional progress and development, a menace to
national safety; and should be smashed and re-
moved. If we do not get rid o! it In a practical
WAY it will be there as solid and menacing rs
ever in 1892. The Democracy OF the South should
be given to understand that although we cannot
prsvent the virtual suppression of the coiOred
vote at State and LEGAL elections, we will no
longer submit to the disgrace and humiliation OF
being robbed OF our legitimate majority in Con-
goesS and the Electoral College through electoral
frauds and violence in the South.
The Solid South cannot be broken by softness
and pliability. 1t can only be broken by force.
Toe Cleveland Leader is not the only
Northern Republican pipar, by a good
deal, that has thrown off the mask that
has covered the hidsous skeleton Of SIC
tioral hate and intolerance.
We can not bsliegs that HARRISON will
permit himself to be ruled by these rOliti'
clans who would retain power by brute
force and fraud.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26

II would be we'll for certain Inconsistent
journals to step the Sc asslssI cry of Demo
cratic Watt rloo." Tne party wSs reVer
stronger, never in better spirits and discip-
line than st present. It has q record in
the national administration that is uuss-
sailAb!s, il has presented aud still presents
a united fIolt for = great principle that
mus prevail in the end. There is moth
ing il has to be ashamed Of but muca to be
proud Of. In the language Of an undauut-
ed cont,mpolary: 1T is, to-day, as it
always has bean, tae party Of the people,
add no temporary reverse can dauns it. 1t
has borne itself ste1dfastly aud boldly
through tie darkest hours of persecution
and humiliation, and in thu mp)netrable
clOudsor Misrepresentation, aud has emery
edinto the sunlight Of victory" AIe7er2e
only causes the Democratic patty to drswiss
ranks closer together and prepare, with
unfl8gging resolution, for . leaeTal OF
the cDof e. Taere must bs no faltsring
this time, no abandonment Of principle, no
compromise with the fee. The flag of tie
Democracy il nailed to the mast, and on il
is inscribed the motto, unnecessary taxa
ton is unjust II Ration" Tbs party may
b. Cusuumbered in this electoral college,
but it hiss the pcpular majority. When
the majority of the American people sup
p1It by their votes the policy of the Dam
ccratic party, it is ida 70 sp,ak Of Wat
erloo defeat.
A great deal of stre3s is laid on the fact
that the Republicans, should the result
show That they will have the control Of
both houses in the Fty-frst congress,
will pe~cpetuate their pOwe, by admit ing
anumb?r of territories that will give them
an assured msjoriiy in the electoral college
ilfuture elections. Who is to guarantee that
assured msjorityP We have seen Repub-
licln ~sironghOl6s carried by the Democrat
before, aud Democratic Governors in Penn
P~ylyania and Massachusetts. NJ paitJ
owns th% american people. Lat the Re
publieans set about fulfilling their pledges
to the ~monopOliss that put them in power
and their new and old s~tIOngholds viii
soon fail them. The people cannot be de
ceiysd sll the time, and the bugabOo anJ
scare words Of the last campaign cannot h
made to do service sgAin. Already many
prominent men in the Republican party
are urging the necessity Of revision and he
duction OF the tariff. The patriotic, pub
lie spirited course pursuei by the Demo
cratic panty will be indicated by the pro
grew Of events. The fight for tariff reform
will be prosecuted in the next and the mex
Congress until the Democratic principle
becomes the law OF the land. There vii
be no receding, 70 fIitsring on the part o
the Democracy until the victory is finally
won. Let rs hear no more, thsn, about
the Democratic Waterloo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
BELLAIRE.

"Giuuey" Kemple was arrested Oh Sat
urdsy night for drawing q knife on jun
DO" White. Officer Archer started to TIT
lookup with Kemple bat the latter con
cluded TO try his legs and for o time there
was an exciting foot race between tbs pris
oper and the officer. On Thirty-seCO1d
street rear the bank Mr.. Archer lost hi.
footing and fell hard on his hands and
knees, the fall running a gsod pair Of pants
Net dauuted, the officer picked himself OF
and pursued the fugitive, capturing him
in the blck part OF . ssloon on Unior
street which he had entered, hoping tC
slide ont the back door.
A stranger, who sIid he lived in West
yirginin, was picked up near the Windsor
Hotel on Saturday night and taken to the
lookup. The fellow was supplied from
drink. Yesterday morning when he had
re2ained his sense5 he CT aimed thai he had
been robbed of SIS. Most every indiyid.
usl who has been arrested of late claim:
to have been robbed and our people are
beginning to believe that where there is 81
much smoke there must bs some fire.
DR.. Andersen, of this city, ard DR. Pi
per, of Glencos attended the injuries o.
Robt. Kidd. Tee former is of the bsl,si
that Mr.. Kidd will regain the sight Of his
lsfS eye.
The Willing Workers of the Episcopal
church will meet at tire home of Miss
Laura Dickens on Fridsy evericg.
The B. & o. platfJIm at the depot will
be msds longer than it is at present.
TIE O. & ?. keeps thce, yard engines
busy at this end of the lioe row.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26

Pia'orian guards Of Rome, that con-
sidsred the empire their personal prop
srty. The following remarks by the st.
Louis Republic are pregnant with meaning;
In the west the question Of taxation was an in,
cident ofthe pension fight. The pension hunters
opposed any reduction, not only because reduc-
ton was Democratic. but because they looked on
the money in the treasury as their property an0
felt as a personal wrong the proposed reduction
OF the surplus by q reduction OF taxat'on. :
The very best material Of the real Grand Army
OF the kepublic-of the armits which old the
real i~Rhting-was in the front OF the Democratic
ranks supporting Cleveland, but they cHuld not
prevail asaiust Pretorianism putting forth allit
bowers IN what was felt on both sides 70 be a
snnreme struggle. Q . " For a campaign OF
this sort, President CleVeland's Efforts to render
even and exact justice TO all men afforded the
beat material
BESJAMIN HARRISON must try to salts
fg this element, if it takes the last dollar
in the treasury, for to it he owes much OF
his success in the West. The official re-
cords show I hat President CLEVELAND
was liberal in the matter of pensions to the
extreme limits Of duty. What will be the
outcome of tie country at large should've
pension crszs be unchecked during the
next four years, and each fresh demand
complied With? To satisfy the pension
shark, the taxes must be doubled and the
greater part of the government be banded
over to them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
THE WOOL MARKET.
Activity IucrsasIug-An the Markets Re-
ported Stronger.

Activity IucrsAsIug-An the X Re-
ported Stronger.
New YORK, November 90. -Bradstreet's
will say in to-mcrroW's issue: "WOol has
gained rather than Lost in activity and
strength in all the American markets tEi1
week. Ia comparison with the dizziness
Of last summer, the prevailing excitement
il extraordinary. Prices have advanced
steadily for about a month, the gain on
the leading descriptions ranging from two
to four cents per pound. Ohio and Penn-
sylyania NN and XXX and above, Tor ex-
ample, are quoted at 3lA36c,, as against
3OI33c. October 10Th.
Dealers ara buyirg fcee'y Of ore another
in q speculative way, and manufacturers
are likewise taking stock literally for
future consumption. Sales have reached
large proportions alike in New York, B;s-
ton and Philadelphia. The st. Louis aud
Chieago markets are also strcng and higher.
Small stocks ara reported, as a Iu!e, end
the impression prevails quite generally
JudG AZ. kIA lMBOA IaLiOuo wall NC ASSScCNAy
this year taan for scme time past.
Whether the manufaCt lrers will be able
to get sn advance on Their heavyweight
gOois, commensurate with that which
they are paying for their materials, is still
uncertain. The foreign markets, as well
IS the domestic, are strong, the latest Aus
~irAlisn sdvices in particular pointing to
heavy buying on the part of European
houses and something by Americans.
Active demand on the part of de ilere
and manufacturers has resulted in q fur
thtr advance in prices at Boston. Buyers
who refused 10 pay current values last
week have concsjed even more this week
when taking supplies. A still larger
amount OF businIS5 would have been done
out for the fact that q considerable quaint
~ Of wool is held on c1cSiSl:2 -. Jt
,siSu6r values. In the central Western
States the year clip is aaid to have been
very thoroughly cleaned up. Demand is
general throughout the range of Oll,ring;
with Texas and Territory supplies q feat
ure. Current quotations are as follows il
comparison with last year and the year be
fore
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
PENSION SHARKS JUBILANT.


There will be . tsrribls pressure brought
to bear upon the next administration,
should il be backed by . Republican Con-
greGs, TO hand down tie entire surplus to
the pension Lobby at Washington. Private
DALZEIL writes to the Louisville Courier
Journal, bluntl7 telling what the pension
lobby Is after. He says that only By the
defeat Of GRovER CLEVELAND did the
lobby sec chance to get at the surplus.
He then declares: I'VE demand it We
will have it or worse. 1t is ours. Our
bOuntiss must be squa6zsd, every man Ofus
goes on the rolls at twelve dollars amOnth,
with arrears back to the war, and we get
full half Of the federal Offices" DALZELL
represents the class Of pension lobbyists
that srs Unsuitable. Should they get the
surplus they would demsrd more. Where
is this pension craze tostop? Tbs records Of
the pension office show sliberalty in IegAId
to pensions such ss no other country has
ever exercised. The amount expended
in this lice during the last fiscal yeAI
amounted to nearly thirty-ore per cent. OF
the entire outlay of tie government.
Under the Democratic administration
more mOrey has bsn paid ont in pensions
than by any preceding administration,
and yet President CLEVELAND has been
abused for nlibsrality in this respect.
The Iel cause of the enmity of the PEN
sion lobby towards the present admins
tratiOn is that tie money psyed out
reached TIE Union veterans instead ofthe
lobby and that the sharks were baked OF
their prey. Had there been any DISCO
sition to afford the lobby sn opportunity
to get the large percentage allowed BY
previous administrations no fault would
be found with the Democratic admins
trstion. The professional pension hunter
worked hard, especially in the west, to
defeat CLEVELAND, He was like the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26

THIS Mornings REGIsTEs presents
further evidence of Republican fraud in
Mcdowell, Ksnawha and other counties.
For instarc', on ElkhOrp, in Mcdowell,
there were over 400 votes cast. Inyestiga-
too, it is said, has brought to light the
fact that only eighty-twO voters in these
p eciucts on Elkhorn were legally entitled
IN vote
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
The U. 8. SsnatorshIp.
Prnhnndk Netps.

Now that it has been definitely settled
that the Democrats will have a majority
in the next Legislature, the U s. SenstOr-
shtp will soon become an interesting sub
iect of speculation among West VigiDia
politicians. 1t is plain that Ssnstcr
Kenna Is the choice of his party for re-elec-
ton, Just as Senator Camden was two
years SGD; there are also indications that
he nay have the same sort of a fight on
his hands, though we trust with a differ
rent result. The Democratic minority is
but one, and q single kicker will be able
to defeat tie caucus ronines.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
Change Back to October.

GUF~TW@IVWE "a~~T'
We believe that it would be a WiSe thing
to change our State and county election
back TO the month of October, and haye
only the Presidential election in November,
There is go much trading and wire-w ork'
ing that it is hard to get TIE will OF tat
people fairly expressed Oh tie Presidents
ticket. New York State is a god sample
of the evils Of combining the national,
State aud municipal elections in n day
We think Wet Virginia made q mistake
when she changed her election law, and
we should like to see the mistake rem
epied.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.

HARPEg'S BAZAR will continue to maintain IT.
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and HOuS hold departments OF the most pra"li
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supple r ents ard iaShiUn-y plates alone will saw
its readers ten times the cost of subscription, EnC
its articles on decorative art. social ct quette
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able to every household. It's bright short stories
aud timely Z says, are among the best published
and not a line is ADMITTED To it's columns tha
could offend the most iaStidiOUs taste. Among
the attractions of the mes volume will be teria
stories by Mrs. FRANCES HODGSoS BURNETT, Mrs
~ALFNANDER, WILLIAM BLACK and THOMA!
HARDY, and a series of pRpsIs on nursery man
agement by Mrs. CHRISTINE TERIIuNE HEKRICK
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
FOR RENT.
Two large rooms, NO. 1liS Market street.
Five Room House on South Elm st., Island.
FOR SALE

Good building lots in Sixth ward.
No. SO Eighteenth street, twO-story brick, seven
rooms, lot 2OXlJ9. 81 200
Three story double brick, Nos. I'LL and lliS
Market street, between + eventh and Twelfth
streets.
House and lot No. a s. Huron st., Island, 500.
House and q Lot, No. 81 Fifteenth street, six
rooms, coed cellar, bathroom, pantry, natural
gas, city gas and water.
A dou6le two story frame oil Alley D, Third
ward, 5000.
No. 50 Fourteenth street, eight rooms, lot
30Xl20.
House and lot ll2l Alley II, 81, 800.
House and lot on 5. Wabash ST., Island $500
A good building lot on Jacob st., Eighth ward.
Lot 24xl2O ON east side Of Chapline street, be-
tween Twenty-Sixlh and Twenty-Seventh streets.
Two Lots on Sonth Penn street, island, high
ground, $1,000.
One-half Lot and Two Houses, Nos. III and 11S
Fourteenth street, $500.
No. Jos Market street, Two Lots aud Three
Houses. Rents for $500 per month, Sa,0C0.~
Apply to W. fSEHAkT,
Resl Eststss Agent and Loan Broker,
no2l- 1853 Market StIest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26

THERE cen be little doubt in snybOdy's
mind that Judge FLEMING bas been toaest-
ly elected Governor of this State. Whole
sale Republican frauds everywhere are
too plain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26

TIE Providence Journal sensibly re-
marks that before the Republicans thk
about MATT QUAY holding what he has
gos with a mailed hand he bad better first
show q clean hand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26

wE tell you, the rascsls must ~go.-Charl:&On
STATE TS1bns.
You are too late. This people have Just
voted them in again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26

Tbs talk ofRepublicSn frauds in Democratic
States like Tennessee, Louisiana, North C~arolins,
aud West Virginia is slekening. q, Ue!HEd
Leader.
Not near 80 sieksning 10 honest men as
the frauds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
We Have Democrats In Ohio County.

Tbs next United States Senate will be
Republican by two msj Mi:y. Had Ohio
county, this State, done her duty, the ma
joIity would have been three. Wa can't
understand Whist il the matte. with Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
Hem advertisements.
THE SCIENTIFIC.

r X. GiTtn & Co, CITY: Gentlemen An
glad to ina that the Scieati1c Mlllnsye oouE tn
III Won in what YOU and the manufacturers claim
for II. The Best MI On Edr'h. l hsve ground
over 5000 bushels on my mill with one set OF
Burrs. and they are good yet; have not ha1 70
neT cent of INV feed by grinding ny corn and
cob and oats together. l would not do without
the Scientific Mill. II
moan lily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26

The sales of the week at Boston ere re,
ported st 500. 900 pounds, a. against
I, 100, 900 pounds last week, and :. $50, OOC
pounds in the corresponding week y year
apO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26

COMMENCEMENT FLEMING, thst's his
name.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
Cry for Pitchers CastOria.

When Daby was sick, we gave her CastoriA-
When she was q Child, she cried foS Castoria,
When she became Miss, She chung 70 Castoris,
When she had Children, she gave them CAstoriA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
A Bold and Awkward Liar.
5,Jer nrr ncrdf

The REGISTER ard Htelhgencer are both
claiming the election of Fleming and Golf.
TIE Inteuigencer anne out last Friday
morning with a room and eagle claiming
COTS majority to be 800, but Mondays
paper has 1t $50. The Inteliigencer seems
to be q very bold and awkward liar, to say
the least OF it. We honestly believe Judge
Fleming is elected and will be the mex
Governor of West Virginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26

AngOstUPa BitIers are the best remedy
for removing indigestion and all diseases origin
ating from the digestive organs. Beware OF
counterfeits. Ask for the genuine article, manu-
featured by DR.. J. g. B. Siegert &Sons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
for Sale.
ENGINE o SALE.

One 1880 0esty - shy ss'i-
horse psweFJ 0esd - ss".
about I've years With bese 80
VIII sell ibis eSGiss . 49, -
deIisereA abSsl Deesnbes h-
Ia use ~ 0sY works.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
Mttu Establishments.
"ANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERA
w homework. No. Sc Thirteenth st no


~ANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w homework. No. Sc Thirteenth st noS
IGLN4GER WANTED FOR OUR SOUTHERN
MI once; Lalary 81. 800; control A,o0l whole
sale) worth Of goods; must make Si,5OO cash DE
posit: references, Address 5. J. OWED cooper
Union, New York. no26t
"GNFED-s7,0OO, AT SIX PER CENT
w interest, to be paid half yearly, for Gilt
edge security In Belmont county, Ohio. JOHN
L SCHILLING, 1918 Market street, wheeling.
nO2od&es
THOR sALE-AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN
n Four Tracts of Timber Land, in Pocahontas
county, on the head waters ofthe west branch Of
Greenbrier, consisting OF S,2eS acres. address
"a. B. c. care REGISTER. nollo&eh
"ANTED-CANVAssERs FOR DOOR plates
w door bellS, house numbers, and ALARMS
good pay. Hunter & Russell Is Pearl, St., Grand
ToR sALE-A NUMBER OF Law BOOKS
q cheap. A chance for 3 young attorney. ,AP
ply at l225 Market street. au1Seodx
WANTEp-AN INTELLIGENT EARNEST
Wv Man 70 represent, in his own locality,
10 RICH. party. Steady growing position; Refer
ences exchanged. Address GEN. MANAGER
Lock box 1855, NY nol9oswb
TOR SALE.
Two large Garden lots containing a large ordi
nary frame dwelling and large stable doth newly
rooted with steel roo6ng). Situated on the Ma
Iional pike and the PIttSburg division OF the B
Il o. z. Z at Valley Grove, West Va eleven
miles from Wheeling. Win sell for 81 ZOO.
JAMES L. HAWLEY,
NOES l420 Main Street:
dor SALE.
No. 214 Eoff St, 6 room brick, lot S0xlS0, g., 1900
No. 1913 Jacob St, 4 rooms. 81, 80. room frame
North Front St S3, 500. Double frsme, South Penn
St , So, 500. No., 81 Fifteenth St, u room brick
u, 500. Property in all parts OF the city. Foul
acres on Long Island, n. Y, will sell or exchange
for city property or small farm. See also adTer
CARVER BROS,
nos 1915 Market st., wheeling, w. va
DECRUITING RENDEZVOUS. U. S. ARMY
~ No. 1919 Market St Wheeling, West Vir
gnis, November 26th, 1883. sea.ed proposals, II
ttiplicate, subject 10 the usual conditions. vii
be received At this renteZvouee, until l2o'clO2k
noon, on the % h Cay OF December, 1888, anC
in such quantities as may be necessary for the
subsistence of the recruiting party and recruit
at this station for the remainder of the tsca
year ending June 30th, 1881 Proposals for IA
lions To be furnished at places obje ct;Onable fol-
recruits will no. be considered. Full iniorma
ton will be furnished upon application to tht'
rendezvous. The government reserves the righI
to rejact any or all proposals. Envelopes con
tanning proposals should be marked "Prop0kal
for Cooked RatiOns'' snd addressed 10 ALLEN
SMITH, Captain 18th Cavalry, K. o.
ppD6 " DS-hRpl - III
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OE6HA HOUSE
"Wednesday and THURSDAY, November Nly
AND
THANKSGIVING MATINEE ON THuRsn,y
The management tat's great pleasure In a.,
nouncing the engagement Of tie ,aL.
ented young actress.
FLOR|NE ARNOLD

under the Management OF CHAS l. ASDRyvx
in the new domestic histcry by Annie I.,.
johnson tin which the huu orous lnsr, !.
happy colorng TO the pithet!cl entilled
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HER HUSBANDr

n6A
THE COMPANY,
Deliberate care has been taken In ale1in,u,
Artists who will aIsist Mis- Arnold 10 ~intarse =
the play. Ladies' and gentlem IN have bsn.SS
gaaed Of recognized worth aud metropolitan :
puie, who are he'd 10 Posses the special t,cy
ience with which 10 give creates! hre bn.
various character studies.
HER ST
Is I'm no sense q onerart play. Alive 70 n.
necessity OF filling the public desire II /, retls,
with characters oil pronounced and vN,icdtr,,
Il In above all q pleasing. delightful hiacus
life entranclns by Its not too im~prhahle snr
&Pr,ces IS M 50 cents. No extra chm.
for reserved seats Seats on sale TUESDAY. Ma,
"a. nj e.. A., Houses music slore. p0s,