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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14
Mlddlsbourne's Delegates.

"TTETTT| IVY TITI 70 1T II V-NI'-s
MIpDLEEOURSE, W. VA, August 49,
The Cleveland and Thurman Club, of
Ellsworth district, met at the Court House,
Saturday evening, and apr ointcd the fol
lowing delegate to the Democratic con
ference to be held at Wheeling on the 29th
inst: 7. j. Swan, G. d. Smith, J. D..
Sweeney, NJ. H. Staley, Boreman Smith.
The meeting WIS very enthusiastic enc
and quito number OF new members en-
Tnll-d
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ni.,r,ry,d for diving Evidence.

New NoEK. August l3.-Miss Mary
Esrr and Miss Marion Preston, who testi-
fed before the Congressional Committee on
immigration as to the lll-treatment OF
women and girls in large clothing manu-
actories. have been discharged by their
r.sne,tiye employers. They will report
the facts 10 the committee at it's next
session.
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AnE. .ISDNfs K.vFw.u'
lfyug yu'" tine Democratic r.ar,
your wages SSH. Hy reduced.

80 coarse We are interested in keeping
up our wages, which were always the low
est in the place iur the men were nearly
all unskIlI-d, and on election day We
walked TO the polls and TO a man voted the
Republican ticket, returning satisfied that
we had pnt pin IN our wages that would
make them stick On Saturday, only four
days later the superintendent cut our
wages - cents day.
Since then | have been thinking ana
studying, and any workingman who does
that il bound to favor tirln reform"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14
WHY THEY SHOUT"
\ Little Story wItha Moral that I-nrusrd
to See

PoyGHEEErsIE, y. y, August l&-
Last week the foreman of the phuniN
Horse Shoe Works went among the men
and notified them that il would please the
nroprletors 10 have their emJlryr- form
Harrison and Morton Climb, and that the
ilrm would pay MI the expenses of the
club, including uniforms, quarters, torches
and lights. by joining the club the men
wou!d also confer favor on the company,
which would in the future he remembered.
The club was formed.
Oac of the employees, speaking of the
club last night and the statement made to
the men that its msmhtr- would bee re-
membered by the proprietors in the future.
aid it reminded him of hi experience
eight years ago in the Dycwood Mil at
this place.
"At that time, said he, "a pIacard was
posted under the Office window, which
read
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14

NASHVILLE, TENN, August lj--To-
day at 10 O'Clock large and enthuai"7t'c
crowd met in Nell Park II hear speeches
from the Hon. Dan voorhees,, Senator
Butler, of South Carolina, and Gen. p. NJ.
b. Young Notwithstanding the early hour
for such oratiurs. About 5000 hearers
were present, including many ladies The
speakers addressed the crowd from stage
erected under the shade trees.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14

BosroS, August i3.-When the case Of
John l. Sullivan, the pugilisJ, who was
arrested for drunkenness, wrs called, N
the Brighton municipal court to-day, lie
failed t, respond, and in his place was
filed q doctors certificate Of disability, and
the court aaioumed the case until Wednes'
day, to give him time 10 get well
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14
Won Moitke Retired.

BERLIN, August ~ General Won
Moltke has been placed on the retired list
of the army. General Won Waldersee sue
ceeds him. Emperor William was written
General Won Moltke a gracious and atfec,
t:onate letter, nominating him "a Presi,
dent of the Country Defense Association
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14
Another Iron scnle sIgned

PrTrsBrRG, August 12.-The Hubbard
Rolling Mil at Youngstown, will start up
in all departments next Wednesday, the
scale having been signed Saturday might
While the plant lay idle repairs and at
ditions, costing $4,000, were made, M
cluding putting in Il new engine and a
train Of muck rells. The mill employs
900 men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14

PEovIDENrE X. l., August l&.-One of
the most violent storms Of years passed
over this city this morning. 4 number Of
sewers were washed sut and the adjacent
streets and cellars flooded. A new tour-
story building vas undermined, and fell
with rraFh, hut fortunately 10 one wss
- ...r.N
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CoIIectInC Lahnr StatI.tIc..

PrTTSBURG, PA, August l3.-HerbeTt
l.. Ihmsen, of the Bureau OF Labor Statis-
tics, at Washington, is in the city, collec-
tiDg data Tor report to Commissioner
Wright on the industrial condition Of the
employees of the various railroads centering
here. Mr. Ihmseu's report will show the
number of the crews worked, the wages
paid, and inducements offered for over
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14
HHOKE THE SLATE
An Endorsement Of Harrison and Morton
Frustrated.

LAFAYETTE, IND., August l&-The
Central Labor Union of Lafayette at
tempted tu-uigbt to give expression TO
views in support of the Republican party
and candidate. wnen Typographical Union
No. Gi Withdrew from that branch of The
federation of trade, aud smashed the
scheme. J. is supposed that this is part
of "a general programme Of the Republican
State Central COMMITTEE to divide the
labor vote OF the State, which isapparently
ovrlsed 70 Harrison md Morton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14
TO THE CLUB CONVENTION.
The Democracy of the State Coming In
Force.

SpsriH' T,'srr0m '0 he Register
BILLION, w. VA, August 1.-The Lib,
erty District Cleveland ana Thurman Club,
Of Bellton, W. Va, met at the township
hall and transacted the following business:
Pursuant to the call of the Secretary ofthe
State Democratic Club Association, for
each Democratic club to appoint delegates
to represent them st the Association OF
Democratic Clubs, to he held at Wheeling
on August 29th, the following gentlemen
were appointed delegates: Thos. A. Clark,
John + McClerry, VIM. II, Coralt, A. n,
John Grandon. The club IL composed OF
- members ard will reach l25 in the near
future.
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The Fever Record.

WAsHINGToN, ID. G, August l3-
Acting Surgeon General Stone has received
Telegram to-day lron Jacksonville, Fla, -,
as follows. Official bulletin for the last
,yenty-iour houra. new css's, 3; recover
ed. l deaths /, Mrs W $ McClellaud ;
under treatment, :, number Of cases to
date, p number of deaths to date, ).
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s,h n.,hIe NccIIsnt at chnrIe.ton.

....r "trnr.1 tp A" E.gar.r
CHARLESTON, W. VA August l3.-This
morning rhi.o out riding in buggy near
Clifton, Miss., Fannie and Hettie Shrews-
barry were thrown from the vehicle.
Fannie had both arms and legs broken, and
HetIie WIS tttAlLy injured.
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Mrs sheridan -, Washington

WASHINGTON, August i3.-Mrs. Gen.
Sheridan s stopping with her father, Gen
R1ckcr, and will not return to Nonquitt
hetnre the end Of the week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14

ROME. August l3. An official dispatch
received from Ml-sowah, contains the fol-
lowing startling intelligence. Three hun
dred and fifty auxiliary troops under the
command Of Italian officers, have been de-
atroyed by Ahysainians. The killed Eta!-
ian officers included all ia an attack that
was being made by the auKilliaries upon
S4ganeta. The catastrophe was due to
treachery on the part of native allies, who
joined the enemy during the fighting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-14
Tho American Party Convention.

WASHINGTON, August lS.-The Con-
vention of the American party will begin
here tomorrow. 7. y. WiggeutOn, who
run for Governor Of California on the Re
publican ticket two years ago, will proba-
bly be chosen chairman.
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Nrlnh st.,m NJ CanrI..hnrg bad AccIdont

-n...H T..wrH n'. l".Nr.
CLhEH~muG. W. Va, August l3.-
There wasa terrific wind and rain storm
hcse last uigh,. Trees were uprooted,
bridges blown from ahutments and prop
crty greatly injured The electric wires
were struck, doing damage Of $500.
Yesterday Harrison Cork IN Jumping
from a phaetou which was hciug backed
over bank by a frightened horse, broke
his Lee
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,a!

This leaves $--j ~ still to the credit Of
the contingent fund. but there IA . charge
against thl4 Of s-5U for -aIlfe-, which
usually come from TINS innd, leaving IN"
balance of SO ~ heretofore mentioned.
This matter will be- duiy brought 70 the
attention of Council thi- evening along
with the recommendations o' the Board re
yardipg temporary bridges across Cald-
,rrlll. LIN
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A Grand Democratic EauGcation,

'i''INT T'-fVI7U0I 7I M hIyIs7'T.
CHARLESTON, August Is. 1&.-Congessman
Mills, of Texas, and Senator Blackburn, Of
Kentucky, will address a great ratification
meeting here on Saturday, August Is.
The Democratic of this county are aroused
and enthusiastic. Tng meeting will he
the opening OF the campaign here, and the
Democrats propose 10 nave over / 900 peo-
pie present to hear the distinguished ora
tors
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Run ASHORE.
The Contingent Fund of the BOARD of
Public Works ENhau-tcd.

The Contingent Fund Of the BOARD nf
Public Works Exhausted
At last evenings session o, the City
Board of Public Works, the cheerful intel
igence was impaired by the Clerk that,
after paying the bills which he was ready
to present to the Board, there would be
lust S35 80 remaining TO the credit of the
contingent fund. THIS neca.aitates the
immediate discharge ni the entire
street cleaning and repair force o.
the Bosri, and the suspension o. al, "ocH
of that sort until some money l. placed Al
tie disposal Of ;he Board Meanwhile
should there he another hie wa-hout q:
some sort, the city may be- put 10 more
serious inconvenience than now arises
from the absence Of bridges over CaIdwei!'-
run.
The bills presented to the Board Iast
night. for certihcation to the Council this
evening, were a. follow.
street cleaning .................. 60 -
street Dl#ar-... ....-..-.-... .-.....-.....
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BERKELEY's rURSoUT.
Enthusiastic Democratic Primaries In
BerkCl"y County.

Sp,rH Ttgrgg 'DH' E,gis,r.
MARTINsErRG, W. Va, August IL
Democratic primary conventions were held
throughout Berkeley county yesterday to
appoint delegates to the State convention
and also delegates to the county conven-
tiou, which meets here on the 25th inst.
Senator Faulkner will head the delegation
to Huntington The delegates from this
county were instructed to press the name
OF Mr.. Alexander Park for Auditor Of the
State,
The primary meetings at every precinct
IN the county were unusually well attend
ei, which indicates the chrnrstness of the
party, and the utmost harmony prevailed,
which also augUrs well lor success this fall.
Berkeley may be set down tor good Dem
o,ratic maiori'y on November &.
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.."r omit. at bouugs-
h.HHmHrd scale yes
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IRINR CATHOLICS

am, very respectfully yours,
r. WILSON.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-05-14

Considering safety and pemanency which
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CURES ALL HuMQRS,

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uious Sores and Swellirgs, Hip-joint Disease,
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stamps for large Treatise, with colored
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CONSUMPTION.
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DIR ECTOR 8:
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ACTUAL COST OF A $4,000 POLICY.

following table shows the 40 of
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lllHAT
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OFFIC Err s.:

Pr.sil-nt-R. CARAVAN COMEES.
Vice Presidents-IOHN STRAITON, J.. F. MORSE
Medical Direc,or-E u. WHEELER, Nd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-02
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: THURSDAY AUGUST 2 1888.

limited. The market opened considerably
excited at h@1Sc advance over the closing
prices OF yesterday, was firm, and advanced
v, reacted Hc and closed 1h@l%c higher
than Yesterday. Deliveries on August con-
tracts were next TO nothing, showing that
shippers hold considerable corn and this
together with the active demand for cash.
created considerable strength. The quantity
ON ocean passage showed moderate de-
crease. The more deferred deliveries were
In better demand and ranged higher. In
oats firm feeling prevailed, with prices
showing nc advance for August and L@X
Improvement for deferred futures. There
were no deliveries on August contracts; the
reason for this was said TO be that stocks con-
sist mostly Of old oats, which are held at q
premium over August or new oats prices
The arrivals today were also much below the
estimates Of yesterday, and the up turn in
wheat and corn was an important factor in
stimulating the demand. There was quite
Tree covering by shorts.
The interest in provisions centered In
pork, which was active and stronger, and
prices advanced 30c from the opening prices
but receded Nc and closed at a net gain Of
22hc. Deliveries on August contracts were
light, being 1900 to 1900 barrels. Out
siders sent in fair buying orders Local
shorts also bought literally. Offerings were
not large, and prices were easily bid up.
September opened at $l465@l495, and
closed at $l4.s7Il. Deliveries Of lard were
about 5000 tierces. Trading was moderate
and price changes small. September sold at
SS.8718@9074 and closed at So No short
ribs were delivered. Spectators took hold
moderately, and September advanced from
Ss.50GS.6O, and closed at 1896, "a net gain
over yesterday Of 2L@5c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-02

ish. The opening was fairly active and
heavy to weak as compated with last even
ing's prices, but the niartet recovered its
tone Immediately though Us, ,adyences
except in Western Uni0r/and Wheeling 4
Lake Erie preferred, were confined TO
small fractions. The list then reacted
and became dull, but continued fever
ish within narrow limits until toward 2
PM, when firmer tone appeared ac-
companied by an increased trading and
Union Pacific and Lake Shore taking the
lead. Material advances were established
all over the list. New Eaeland also became
a feature and several sRsGialtics such "a as
Paul ~ Duluth made very sharp gains.
There was some reaction IN the last hour,
but the market finally closed firm at or near
the best prices OF the day.
The railroad bond market was quiet, the
sales nggrcgating only Sl27,OOO, OF which
the Western New York Il Pennsylvania
firsts contributed $4,000 The total sales
OF stocks today were 234, 3ls shares. Closing
quotations:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-02
GENERAL TRADE.

Hog products were advanced today by the
Merchants exchange quotation committee.
Pure white aud yellow clarified sugars also
advanced Eggs aud poultry are firmcr in
tone and price. Hay aud oats lower and cot.
ton seed products somewhat higher.
Amount Of grain IN store Ia elevators, 81
DIS bushels
The following committees have been ~.
pointed Tor August Groceries and pruyis.
ions--J. 7. Pcuit Chairman, u. W. Fly. G..
l.. Ficklin. rfoduco-M T. Carter, chair.
man, l., II Tate. Gmin-R x Taylor.
chairman, Va Moon. F.our...w :. Gorsuch.
chaitmam L. H. ponclson, Cotton seed
pr"ducts-R. q, Lattng, chairman, II. J.
Parrish, J. y Falls.
At New Orleans sugar isa shade less firm
being In sympathy with New York. but
there was no quotabc decline worthy nj
mention. The supply Is principally ycllows
Refined sugar was also shade lee, firm
Molasscs remains unchanged. The rte,
market is quiet The Grst sack of new ric,
arrived Monday and was sold at 500.
TuE nAGGiNG SQUEEZE.
The following dispatch was received from,
st. Louis today. 1T nov secms that the
iutc combine has secured sufficient control
Of the output of bagring manufactures u
control the market. IL IL claimed that War.
tcn, Jones a GratE arr At the head Of the
trust and they decline to deny OF affirm a.,
statement They own the Southern
aud Standard mills ~ ~ Louis and
mills nj Muncic, Ind Several OF
the largest eastern mills are Ia the com.
oinc. the most prominent being l.. Water.
bury SCo. aud Noyins 4 Co.. II Boston. Tn,
mills shut down arr at ~ Louis. Peru. Ind
Crescent Jutc company, New Orleans. W. J.
rapp 4 Co, Louisville. Hart Bagging com.
pany, Brooklyn, y. Y, and number oI
small mills In Illinois and Indiana The
output Of all American mills II 10000. OF
yards Of hagging sufficient TO cover a cror
Oi 100000 bales u cotton. The present
| crop n expected 10 cNccrd .OOo. 600. and the
demand ior hagging will he brisk. The Lud
low tagging company. IT boston, i the only
concern Of any magnitude running indie
pcndently and IT, output il but Goo. OOJ
yards, nearly all VI which has already been
placed at about cents. The price fixed h,
the combine l. ~. ccuts, or an al litionnI
clear profit Of az cents per yari. There /,
no scarcity Of raw material To Justify III,
increase, but the cotton producing section
seems 10 be at the mcrry II the combine
rnr cnicaGo GRAIN NARgTr.
Chandler Brown 4 Co., u Chicago. {,
Ogden foniaine, II Memphis. "whcal
closed firm Oh good local buying Hutchin
sou was a large buyer " August Will,
brokers supposed 10 represent Rcam and
Cadshy bought both August and September
The deliveries oi wheat and corn today wcr,
nothing, something unknown before, ON IN,
l'tol The month One hundred aud dIt,
thousand bushels II wheat chartered her,
to-day, ni the same amount Is rcportc,
tom Milwaukee. An effort was made 4,
iotce a break early, but the strength Of cash
wheat caused good buying Of futures. not
w'hslanding lower cables Higher market
ATE anticipated Curb. i'.c bid"