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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-06
Political Points.

Oids Of ten to eight are still given on
the election Of Cleveland in New York.
Contributions to the Democratic cam
p,ign committee yesterday amounted to
over $4,000
The United Labor Party Of Long Island
has formsl Y resolved to support Cleveland
and Thurman. The party cast 1000 votes
o Long I,land at the las. election.
Hon. Ralph voorhees,, Of Colorado, thinks
that state will give Cleveland aud Thur
maa msjo ity of from 5000 t, 1000.
Senator Dan voorhees, c,lled at the Ma
tional Democratic headquarters yesterday.
He said Indiana would 90 Democratic BY
at least 10, 600 majority.
The Prohibitionists Of Louisisna yester-
dsy nominated foil electoral ticket.
They expect 1000.
There was an impromptu street prade
of Rsp7blicsn clubs at Cincinnati, last
night About 2. 600 men were in lire
Its the gener opinion that the BIC. 900
bet By M " Fl. L Swords on Hsrrasou's
election was the property Of Senator Ali
s7n.
Wiscor sin and Iudiana delegations call
ed on General Harrison yesterday.
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CONDEMNED TELEGRAMs.

Mrs. Tilton, who figured in the Beecher-
Tilton scandal, is gradually becoming
blind.
Alderman McQuade. one Of New York's
convicted booils aldermen, has been
ganttd d rev trial.
Miss Anuie Lathrep. the eldest daugh-
Ter of our Minister to Russia, has married
q Russian Baron.
John Teemer has been matched to row
Peter Kemp, the Australian, for $2,5oO
Q side
Albert E. Bosvortb, Treasurer Of tie
Stiff I'd Mills, Fall River, Mass, has
shipped with $23, 900,
Capt r 8. Gleldsll, of the White Star
steamer Germanis, fell deal on board his
ve~el September %. Apoplexy was the
cause.
Judge Sage scathir gly rebukei the
United State, grand jury at Cincinnati,
Yesterday, for refusing to bring in sn in
dictment against an embezztiDg official Of
the st. Paris, Ohio, bank.
Two men were killed and three fatally
injured in railroad collision near Rome,
N. Y.
Three package, Of poisoned candy were
aent through the mails from ToIoote to
Ontario, Canada. One child who ate Of the
candy is dead.
Thos. p. Casey, prominent contractor,
was stabbed seven times in o drunken row
with John Macy, . Chicago saloon keeper.
Aaron Bean. Texas negro who attempt.
ed rape on the daughter Of promire1i
farmer, was captured and killed By moi
cf infuriated citizens.
At Kurtztown, Pa, oae man was killed
and three Others seriously injured by ths
run off of 0 Roman chariot team.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-06
Z WHEEIINa W. va, SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 1883.
GAUNT FAMINE
starss Hundreds Of Dakota Farmers In
ths Face.

starss Hundreds ef Dakota Farmers In
ths Face.
81. PAUL, October ga horrible story
of widespread destitution comes from
Ramsey county, Dakota, whsre the entire
population is said 3, Be on the brink Of
starvation. Mayor Smith received yes
terdsy an appeal signed by the county
officials and prominent citizms Of Rsmsey
county urging the people Of st. Paul to
take steps st once b alleviate the distress
existing in the county. The appeal for
and Is accompanied by . staten ent to ths
effect that recent frots destroyed thou
sands Of bushels Of wheat and left desti-
tute the residents Of all but one Of the
townships in that county. Application
has been made 10 the county authorities
for assistance, but il has teen discovered
that tie want is 20 great that it would
financial y ruin the county to attempt to
alleviate il.
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A MISTAKEN SIGNAL
Causes wreck and Rain st Ritehis Q. H.
Fhs Esgtnssr Dead.
Hllsz---. A. n R-~;s~~

Causes wreck and Rain at Isitehis o. H.
Fhs Engineer Dead.
Special Nisrua % tAs Repik1.
RrrcH1E @ H., W. Va, Ostseee e.
The pickup west this evening on the b q
o. broke loose west Of Ellenbere a.d
willis standing ON the track at the foot Of
. grade- . through freight train, also wssa
bound. came dashing into thersafsnd OF Tie
pickup. The engine was thrown on hsf dds
scross the traci, twelve cars were derailsd,
the engineer, W. G. Cau, was fatally is-
jursd and disd in . few minutes, The ire
man jumped and escaped with slisht In
juriea No one else va, hurt The tack
Is thickly ttrewn with wrecked cars and
freight and the road will mot b epsa fos
some time. No further particulars can b
had at this writing except thers Va .
mistaken signal caused the accident.
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A RUSSIAN BARON
Captures . Michigan Belle - Miss La
rop's Marriage.

Captures . Michigan Belle Miss Lath-
] rop's Marriage.
DETROIT, October 5.-The marriage OF
Baron Barthold Hoynipgen Husne, First
Liuteraut of the Regiment of Chevaliers
Gsree, of Her Majesty, the Empress Of all
the Russiss, to Miss Aune Lathrop, the
Oldest daughter of Gsorgs N. Lathrop, re.
csutly Minister to Russis, to place at ST.
Paups Church last evening. The ediice
was filed with the friends of the family.
Following the ceremony Mrs. Lsthrop
held brilliant rs scsption.
Baron Huehne is the descendant of .
German family long settled in Russia He
is thirty years old, and handsome. Miss
Lsthrop is We y beautiful and her father is
one of Dstroit's millionsires besides being
the leader of the Michigan bar. The be-
trothal occurred only few weeks ego in
London and the yourg couple have b sen
acquair ID but . comparatively short time.
The bride dcel not speak Russian nor tbs
Bridegroom Euglish, and ii is surmised
that the wooing progressed in either Ger
man or Frer ca, as Circumstance, seemed
to suggest would be most fitting or on the
wooers' part most successful.
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BADLY BEATEN.
San Franci.co Pugs Fisht = rive-Round
Battle.

San Frsncisco Pugs Fisht = rive-Round
Battle.
SAN FRANCISCO, 0ctob,r 5.-A lively
five-round prizs fight with skin gloyeI
Quseusberry rules took place at Los
Angeles yesterday, resulting sn the knock.
ing out of Charles Burke by Jim Harrisoo.
Burke was restaurant waiter, aud Hsrri-
son sn ex-member of the San Francisco
Olympic Club. Both are clever boxers
and game. Two hundred tports sss.m
bled in q dance hall to see the fight, which
was strictly according to rules Harrito,
weighed only 138 pounds, to Burke's 16O.
but he was in fiue condition. After the
second round Harriton forced the fighting.
He followed Burke around the ring, maui
ing him numerically. At the beginning
of the fourth round Burke could scarcely
see and blood flowed from his nose in q
stream. In the last round Burke could
not stop the blows and he WAS bst;ered
almost into irs.nsibility. Blind and bleed
ing, he sank into bis corner and thew mp
the sponge. There was heavy betting
among the p ,liticians and sports present.
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CABLE FLASHES.

Pnpsntions ars bsing made Il Berlin 10
sand large body Of soldiers 70 reinforce
the German troops On the s&st coast Of
Affica.
The R,jah Of Eikkim hes surrsndsrsd
and the British have ocapied Tumloopg,
The ospit Il Of Stkkim. The Cbircs Envoy
at l. L'Hssa be- rent Q letter 10 Gen. Gra-
ham snuouncipg thst bs b en- routs 10
Gaaiong 10 arrange psaca
TIE Be,huana chisfs, learning that Lord
Salisbury intends 10 annex their territory
70 Csps O loooy, have ssut protest DE-
elsring thst hey Will never submit. They
desire British prosst tlon, bat they wish
70 remain separate from Caps Colony.
The Gar and Cxwiua received delegates
from the Caucasian tribes at viadi-K Kavkras
Yesterday. The natives offered pie'ett'
/, their AJesties. Alter their interview
the delegates were entertained at luncheon
BY the CE,r.
viole7t storms have prevailed IN The
north sesa, spd great damage has been
done 10 6shsiA
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HUTCR'S CAREER.
rhs Rsmarkabls Lifs Of . Great spss

rhs Rsmarkabls Lafs Of Great spss.-
iator.
CHICAGO, October 5.-Until to-day -
markably little has been generally known
regarding the early life Of B. P. Hutchin.
son, whose manip alat;oas Of the wheat
market sre the wcnder Of many ptopls
This morning the story Of his career 10 told
in detail.
"O,d Hutch" Ia New England Yankee
He began his business carer in ths little
village of Norsh Reading, N. II. about
forty.siI years ago. when he entered
the employ Of man named Ed.
win Foster, who kept . country store.
Here he was raid $40 year 10 look af-
ter the store and when not 70 employed to
mend children's shoes In the rear Of the
sore. Mr.. Foster employed q, Other lad in
the store, TO whom he gave $50 year.
Ben did 20! like this distinction In talaries
and RIB .lled against it. The other boy
was paid $40 moro year because hs could
read writing hand" end Was theie ore
more valuable 10 his emI loyer than Ben.
Finslly Ben obtained permission from
Mr.. Foater 10 use part Of sn old shed,
which he built into kind Of store.
with patched.up doors on the side and
an old window in front, whereupon was
inscribed: ben Hutchinson, Boots spd
Shoes" Here young Ben made boots and
shoes on his own scsount. Every Satur-
day be would 20 to Lynn on foot a1d buy
stock and sell the shoes be had made. He
employed several boys abcut the neighbor-
hood TO assist him. Wke1 he returned
from Lynn he always brought some Jim
Cracks" with him, which he would t'ade
off to the bo;s, and although he paid
them money for their work on Satur.
dsy, by Monday he msnsged to get
it all back in trading with them. Ben
was a partursl trader. Alter while be
cot tired of his small business and decided
TO 70 into business in Lynn on . larger
.cile. While in Lynn he discovered that
some men in the Co nmission busines were
making mole money than he was without
doing any bard work: 80 Re concluded TO
give up TIE manufacture Of shoes and 90
into the commission busines which
he did in 1850, on PeaIl street,
Boetop. After remaining there two
years he went to Milwaukee, where hs
arted in general business. Finally
some years later he moved to Chicago and
engaged in wfelt commission trading.
Berjsmin p. Hutchinson 10 now in Chi
cago worth milliDns The other lad em.
p,oyed by Foster is tt:ll bard at work
managing the interests Of the United
States Hotel in Boston. He 10 known oil
over the State as Q generous. genial gen.
tleman, and his name Is TilIy Haynes.
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INDUSTRIAL MATTERS.

News Of The woskshops Picked up In the
City and vioiniiy.
The Crescent mill IL making fall time.
The Etns mill Il pashsd 70 keep race
With orders.
Caldwell & Petersen are busy - usual
and fuaning full.
The Bsuwood mill h making good time
in oil departments.
The Be'm,nt Furnaces turned out ]. 300
tons In September.
Osips foundry ID running busily, prin.
cipally on mill work.
The STANDARD mill b running full and II
enjoying Ass tssda
The North whsslisg slaa works are
running along steadily.
The Tep mill u running In III depart
msnts and making good output.
The new warehouse building at The
whssiipg Pouc y 10 ready for the roef
Klisves Kraft 4 %. are running their
Q, ,tablishmsnt foil time, with lots OF work.
The night turn Of SwsercJ 4 Sons %.
tsblishmsut u still on and business "
good.
The wheeling Pottery 10 running fol,
time - usual, and making larEs shipn ents
daily.
Il was found pstcssry 10 increase the
forcs at Fsbef'e fyundry 70 keep Up with
ORDER.
The wheeling Hinge Company are In re-
csipt Of lb~rsl dsrs, and The works are
running fal.
An increased forus Of men w. put On
by Belts, Flsding & c., In osdsr - kssp
up with tier work.
A new cylinder b being pat Into The
Bslm,nt mill, and The fa,tory has not
bssa rusning this we'k.
The Riverside fset,sy tloscd down
Thursdsy evening and will not ieams
ustil ths ssrly per. Of ns1t weak.
FIVE hi'ns have been completed st ths
LHBsile po.tssy. and ssven are uncer way.
The sseias 10 81 sp, aod The machinery Is
's HsiIiSsy < ( sea o.. ru.ni0s sa.ir pisa.
| ips mill fell tilt sod sss unable 70 ksp
no With their o,dsss. Baiiass is fsport-
I'd vssy good.
TIE EBsiIs y rusniss fell and turning
oat lots Of ssila A psw skinnef epg'ne "
bsise pat In 10 givs the tack factory In
crssssa power.
Tn, West vhgisis China Company ore
ksp. b,sy AlIiss erdsA Twepew kil.svili
be commsoeed next week, 70 b fsileWea
BY thsif decesatipG kiln.
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Was he Polls ned for Love.

CHICAGO, October 5.-Fernando Brown,
Of til, city, is dying in the jail at Adrian,
Mich, and claims he has been poisoned by
bis landlsdy's pretty daughter. He
boarded with Mrs. Flagler, in this city.
He thinks that one of Mrs. Flagler's
daughters was madly in love with bin and
gave him potions to influence his feelings
toward her. The members Of the family
think Brown is insane.
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MISS INeERsoLL's SUIT.
WashIpgton's Fair complainant Lets
On Mr. WUlis

WashIngton's Fair Complainant Lets Up
On Mr, Willis.
NEW YORK, Ocsoh.s 5.-Lswysr Rich
ard Stewart Willis, Of BrooklyD, arpsars
to have come ont ahead in his peculiar
love scrape with the sisters, Tillis and
Lille Ipgtrsoll, of Washington, Pa. Each
sister declared that Mr.. Willis lad laid
violent siege to her affections, but Tliie
alone appealed to court for damages
She demanded $4,000 for Q breach Of
pJom'sa When the cess was called for
trial in Broc klyn yesterday before Judge
Pratt her attorney moved discontinuance
of the suit. The motion was granted, the
pl ,iutiff agreeing 10 pay tbs costs:
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Piedmont psmocr.,. Enthuse.

Special Correspondence Of ne Register.
PIEDMONT, Octobsr 4,-The Democratic
marcbiug club TUNED out in uniform,
headed by .hs Gilbert band, and paraded
our streets this evening, after which they
marched over to Westernport TO Union
Hal. where Hon. H. Kidd Douglas, Dem
ocratic candidsts for Congress, was to
speak. The ha ] WAS tar too small fos the
audience, not mors than one third being
able to get in. Mr.. Douglas spoke for over
an hour and Q hall, and literally used up
Mr.. McComss, his Republican opponent,
and lis fIlse doctrines Of protection to the
coal miner. He called attention TO the
Republican Senate bill reported yesterday
pls iug slack coal on the f1e list.
After the close cf bis speech Hon. VIM.
Walsh bsing called for spoke for an hour
on the tariff and made an able argument
against the false charge Of "frse trsds" 50
often heard by Rspublican leaders.
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NArURE's HIGHWAY.
Dssses Of Boats and Boatnsn Ajspg q

Dsssgs Of Boats and Bostmsn Ajspg ~
Ohio.
The marks on The landing lest svsaing
indicated z feet Q inches and GliicE.
The stesmer Lizzies Bay arrived - Deso
yesterday and will leave this aftsrneea -
3 o'cseck fos Cincinnati IN placs q ths
Sheriey.
The maxis from shows ysstsdsy Won:
on City, foot 2 iseho - fllfag;
weather clsudy sud cod. Bnswnssills, 4
feet 3 inches ssd ridsg; wssshH elesdy.
Lock No 4, fess 8 inches snd elsttssasy;
wsasbw cioady. MsFgrntown, , - ssd
siasionary; weather eloudy. Gssaseess.
10 fsst T. iochs sod riiag; veath9 seaE.
Parker, feot inehsa and hiisg; vssths
cloudy md ocel.
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Yerke's Battle With Labor.

CHICAGO, October 5.-A dispatch from
Kansas City says that thirteen gripmen
and the same number Of Conductors, who
were discharged from the Kansas City Ca
hls roads have left for Chicago to take the
places of the North Side men who are tx
pected to Strike tomorrow. The Yerks
syndicate has an agent in Kansas City, it
is stated, taking all men who offer them
selves without regard 10 their past records
or the. reasons for the discharges. Tele-
grams from Philadelphia say that panty
Of 100 men are on the way from that city
to fill the places of strikers.
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SPECULATIVE CHEATS.
New York Suckers Taken Ia 70 the Extent
Of $4,000

New York suckers Taken In 20 the Extsns
Of 500, 200.
NEW YORK, October 5.-Tfs Iat edi-
tion OF the Mail and Eypress says: o3s Of
the biggest swindliOg s:ie nss that have
BEEN worked in this city for many yean
has been brought TO light BY the disap-
pearsrc, Of one VIM. II. Inehsm sud the
closipg Of the brokerage Office Of W. H.
InebaIn & Co., st No - Broadway. A.
vet no accurate eetimst, Of the sWindl,r's
profit, can be made ard ve:y probsbiy tbs
extent of the fpui vii never b knows,
but from prsseut indications the lctses q
the victims Of The speculative ms,ts will
run we'll up into the Thousands and may
aggregate moro than 800 600 I. b sim
ply another eis, Of the ''specolstjye syp-
dicats" swiadle. II 10 said that In1ham
came 70 this city from Chicago.
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A TARIFF BILL

VIII be Passed ut the Next Session, So
Says Sherman.
PTrrsBURa, October 5.-Senator Sher-
man was in the city to-day en- route from
New York to bis home at Mansfield. In
an interview he said that Congress would
probably adjournin week. There would
be TO vote on the Senate tariff bill, but at
the next session of Congress new tariff
bill will undoub .edly be passed.
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my.teriou, Dete ctives ut Pittsburg.

PIrrsBuRa, PA, October 5.-Two guests
of the Seventh Avenue Hotsl, who have
been stepping there for several days, are
evidently on mysterious errsnd. They
are sx-State's Attorney Furthmsn, Of Chi
cago, and Detective Suffisld, Of the same
city, both of whom were prominently
identified with the arrests and conviction
of McGarrigls end bi, boodlers. There
are two surmiser, one that they are iaves.
tigating the dressed beef question, and the
other they are after Tascott.
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Wool In Good Dem ssl.

Bosrox, October 5.-Tbere bsias . god
dsmau for domesti, wool ths market 10
stronger. Fine washed feeoes were sctivs
sud firm. Ohio and Psnnsylvsnis X snd
Xxx s2c; Xxx and above sale; No. 3ls
3se; Michigan X 273s2sc; No. 1 33s;
combips and dslaire active: No. 1 comb.
ing 3s.3sc; foe dslsioe 3is35c; Michigan
fine delaine 30,3lc; uuwssbed combisg ~
s27c; Territory woods steady; chs iss Mo-
taana q ,25r; other grades 13il9;; Mich
iesu unwssbtd in gosd request st 19I2Je;
pulled wools stea1,; foreign wools qaiss
but drm.
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PAyue's Case Settled.

DAYTON, O., October 5.-Ths Sons Of
Veterans court martial, convened for the
trial of Walter O. Payne, late Comm ,nder-
ip-Chie, for withholding money belonging
to the order, reached deci,i,n, after an
exhaustive exsmi cation, and adjourned at
noon. The findings cannot be known till
announced by the Commander-in-C Chief,
Gen. Abbott.
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Po,tofices for West vIrrinians.

WASHINGTON, October 5.-Jamss Nc
Caffsry la, bean app ,inted postmaster at
sherrard. Marshall county, W. Va, vice
s. @. Dorsey, resigned.
The following fourth class postmasters
were commissioned to-day in West Viz
ginia: Ephraim ]. Fringlsr. GAINESVILLE;
Thor. F. Brammer, Odd. The postofics
site at Adkins Mile, Wayne county. W.
Va, was changed to-day to one mile south.
aast
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WashinSton NoteI

The Senate Committee on Epidemic Dis
esses has authorized favorable report on
Mr.. Calls bill.
Senator Hoar viii introduce bill in the
Senate 10 make plain the Law fixing the
delivery of electoral votes.
The House transacted n, business Of i'm
oortance yesterday for want Of quorum.
The' President and C,mmissfoner Miller
b.ve returned from Their fisf ing excursion
Ths House at its evening seefiou passed
~ priynte pension l;s and at 1880 ad-
iourned until Monday.
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Mrs. Garrett Sentenced to Death.

CLEVELAND, October Sat Medina, O.,
to-day Mrs. Mary L. Garrett who was
convicted last week of the murder Of her
two imbecile step-daughters, was senten-
csd to hang on January "a, 1899. Mrs.
Garrett has babe of 8 week., which wa,
born in Jail, and it will be taken to the
penitentiary with her to remain until the
execution
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Free Whisky tho Only Relief.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, October 5.-Anson j.
streeter, Union-Labor candidate for Presi-
dent, spoke to q large audience here this
afternoon. He vigorously assailed the
record made by the Republicans, and
charged that the only relief they offered
the people in their platform was in free
whi.ky and tobacco, which neither manu-
facturers nor consumers of those articles
wanted,
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Over 200 Democratic Clubs.

LOUISVILLE, October 5.-The State
Democratic Lssgus met here to-day and
arranged plan for the remaindes of the
campaign. About 200 clubs were repre-.
sented. To-Bight large audience listened
to speeches by Senstor Blackburn and
Hon. Frank Hurd, who came under the
auspices Of the Lesgue. The speeches
were largely tariff reform and antitrust
arguments.
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ACopgressman Lynched.

wAYNEsBUEa, PA, October 5.-Ths
Messenger tays a report has been rec ived
that Morgan r. Wise, famous in the poll
tic, of this district, aad at one time its
representative in Congress, wal ynched in
Arizona or Montana short time ago. The
Messenger has no particulars and thinks
the report is uufcuuded.
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A Reward for FulIgames Slayer.

GRAND FORKS, OAK, October ga re-
ward of $3.50 has been offered for evidences
which will lead 10 the arrest and convic-
tion Of the alleged tramp, or "Hoboe,"
who killed Geo. Fullgsmes in prize
fight in this city, on September 2. The
Ccuuty Commissioner also -petitioned
Gov. Church to give $500 additional re-
wand.
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1T is STILL WARN

And Yellow Fever Holds It's Deadly Sway
at jacksonville.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, October 5.-Tbe
weather continues warm and the hopes Of
an early frost entertained BY some week
ago are dispellsd. The situation re-
mains unchanged except perhaps that
the cases Of fever sre generally Of .
milder type. The bulletin for "a hours,
ending at 6p. m: New cases, SO; deatbs,
6; total cases, 3,022; total deaths. 277. OF
the new casos Is are white and 81 colored.
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MARTINS YKRRY.

A DAYS Dsssss ia 0ss Basy N.ighbss
Aersss ths Rivss.
A party Of ssgisesn wen - hsve enss
10 vosk on ue ppsaeches 10 the Uniee
bsidee as J.fsssss strest k-oay md weaiA
have dsee - had Det oge q The ssa'Isusn
allowed bis inssuasstts fsll en- tbs pivs.
nat @ Hsnsvss s:ue. dsmssirg % -
ssrieesiy thss 10 b sselsS. Tfe sspsssy,
bcweys1, vtnt dsvn 10 ths efeosd snd
kossd Over tbs plAcs vhess tbs Abetnsnss
are 70 b, bst cpaId - 20 vosb. ny
VII. hswsvv, - d wssk ts-dsya
Jssass Dsnais, . suflsys q B. EsIey
4 Cas- plasisg Mn had the nts6ls nness
ssd thsnbof kh fishs hssd essd % ~
tssdsy sfssspqsa 1hils q wsfk. II.
Dssnsin iivo % ths Is'sed.
TSs en- st Llaur yessns neMstea fsf
dauaen les irsspaA ~ tsted beSoee o
isry b Jssties Ksller's to1rt , cyesrday.
Js6eneat fn ses esss ~ pvcn 10 'sssf
Of LeDeaf.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-06
American Secular Union Congress.

PrrrsBURe, October 5.-The twelfth
annual congress of the American Secular
Union was opsned in lafayette Hsl. this
city, at 2 o'clock this afternoon by Presi-
dent 8. p. Putnam, Of California. Nearly
200 delegates were Peesent from all parts
of the country. The afternoon session
was devoted to the reading Of reports. In
the evening ]. II. Severance, Of hifwau-
kee. addressed large audience on the
nDangers to American Libtr,y.s