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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-22

Cdlhlcul OullllcIllltJ IOll, w w 1oll
skazahca ma ciezkie roboty "a
umyslne p%odpalenie. Nledawno 2
pewnem zdziwieniem odczytalismy
W .Kuryerze Warsz". (Nr. 24O)
list u Irku1ka, w kt6rym sporo
wymieniono nazwisk p o a k 8 w
opEywajacych w d o ST * jaw
ma to przesada; wielu Z mas zyje
tn jake tako PREY rozmaitych "a
jeciach, ale o oszczednosciach ma
starost lub ma zfa godzine wick
szoSc ME moze navel marzyc.
Oddalony kraj tutejszy stracif
DUO re swych czech z}otodajnych,
my zas niestety ME nabylismy
dotad przymiot6w niezbednych do
robienia grosza. Ale i pc 70 tenn
zrobi}o sic niemafo przyczyn, kt6re
utrudniFy, W pordwnaniu do daw-
niejszych, warunki zyciowe.
Podzia} Syberyi wschodniej ma
diva jenera}gubernatorstwa, irkuc-
kiej amurskiej ,odbi}sie niepomysl-
ME ma Irkucku, gdyl zmniejszy}
jego znaczenie administracyjne,
III liczbe urzednikdw tn miesz-
k%ajqcych, i jak kazda tego rodzaju
reforma administracyjna, namno-
zy} urzednik6w spadfych Z etatu,
gwaftownie poszukujacych zajecia.
Handel, ma kt6rego szczeblach
nizszych liczy sic niema}o naszych
rodakow, upada tax skutkiem wa
runk6w ogdlniejszych, jaki i Z po-
wodu namiaru konkurencyi, Wy
tworzoncj przez znaczny ostatnie-
mi easy przyp}yw synow Izrac-
la.
Siowem ludzie oznajmieni re
stanem rzeczy. re wzgleddw czysto
ekonomicznych maj4 wszelkie po-
woody odradzac wedrowek "a chile
benz i "a groszem w tc strony. a
ME same chyba tylho racye eko-
nomiczne z%as}uguj2 rrzytem'na u
wzgledn;enie... Sens vice moralny
Zawsze ten sam: kto moze siedziec
w kraju, MECH lepiej klepie biede
wsr6d swoich, zamiast sic szargac
gdzies daleko, - i ostatecznie z
tym samym skutkiem. Wyznat
jednak trzeba, re przypfyw roda-
kow w te strony ME ustaje: czest
jedna dazy z koniecznosci, re wzgle-
dow s}uzbowych, ale So i tacy,
ktorzy sic p%uszczaja ma chybi}-tra-
fiji. Obecnie CUB. irkucka liczy
3,1SS katolik6w. Malzenstw zawie-
IA sic stosunkowo ma1o. w ciagu
ostatnich lat szesciu, wykaz poda-
je narodzin 233 prawych i II ME
prawych, wypadk6w smierci 232.
Miasto Irkuck ma 40 tvs. miesz-
kahcdw liczy mniej wiecej do ty-
siaca Polakow. Ot6z z tel ljczby
re trzech rodakow MONA nazwat
zamoznymi, kilkudziesieciu posia-
daczami ME z}ych posad, lub INA
czniejszych zak}ad6w rzemieslni-
czych handldw, dajac moznosG
dbania o zapewnienie niezawis}ej
starosci, = wiekszost jednak zyje
2 dnia ma dziem, W piracy ezekiel,
bez widok6w niemal ma jasniejsza
przysz}ost.
Jednem s}owem spadk6w anne
rykahskich pc Polakach b Syberyi
wschodniej spodziewat sic ME TREE
ba.
Kraza u mas pogfoski, re reszt-
kom, pozosta}ym dzsiaj W syberyi
po r. 1863, pozwolony belzie p o.
VIZ 90 kr J u. O5oD taklch
W CUB. irkuck;ej liczy sig okoFo
500, a W ca}ej Syberyi wschodniej
do 10000 naszem zyciu O.
warzyskiem lyle powiedzieG
moge, re ma brak }qcznosci uskar-
zaG sic ME many powod6w, czy.
telnicwo r6wniez 81. ostatrich
latach %zwiekszylo. Obecnie Irkuck
prenumeruje6 2. pism polskich.
Kronika za}oF <E zporzadza
juz niemafym spis, ,uzwisk ma
szych; W 7. 2. pomnozy} te staty-
styke czwartak Wolahski, LEGACY
zgora lat sto.
Il Iistu SYBIRAKA do KRAJU.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-22
JAK SOBIE POSCIET,LSz t.k q.

W Rqkach Smierci, rrzez Ka' tow
CORKA Hetmasnka przez p otra
JAKE Byhow~kiego.."......so
ZDARZENIN Ma LCwAN
W pusHczy litew~k Ell, opowiadu-
Me Wy>towsl iego..5
kRWAWE SlEROTY rowiesd
napisa"a prztz w. S........15
ROZMOWA POLA KA z Kaszuba
jAokINIA Potepthca. Pc wiesd
Lrzez Fir. Xaw. Tuc.yhskiego.50
ia sauna w mocnej oprawie 70
%ztoconym ~ tuiem.
0 zasinS nvch KRAJOWI pOLA-
MACH, b}ogosiawionv Wincentv
hadfnhek. Grdeon (Gedkuj BIS
kup Krakowski, Btogo-fawiony
A"drzvj~ zurawvk, sw}e,y woj-
czech, arcybisknp gnieani.nski.
Jan Zamoiski, httman wieiki Ko-
ronny, W'ncen'y,z Szamotuf, wo-
Jewr Ia poznahski..............15
ZYD WIECZNY TUEACZ Jeru-
z"lcm iln'eniom A%has.veru.. Kt6-
ny mowi,&. Syt pred ukrz,z,wa-
MEM Chryrtusa Pana i przez
W-ze'% hmocn'sc Boga j~eszcze do
dzlslr i-z"so dnia zvje......1O
MA DALEKIM ZACRODZIE oni-
sam w. HARLOW stl...........10
GRODY Ma STEPIE. Opowinda-
me zzvrla amery kan Pre-
lozyt karol Narkowsk1.,1S
SW. MIKOLAJ, drnmat w CITE
rech aktach dla dzieci. Przcz ks.
~. kozfowskjcgo............5O
Irzy 50 l.OUl.
K.ieAna L~UBOMIRSKA, czyh Gu
d"wny los sier"ty polskirj W Pa.
w JAkl SPOSOBUTR tCILI IR-
IANDCZYCIswa ylemieSkreslit
W.. Kariowskl,....
DoBRY FRANUS ZhY KO-
STUS, cz, II 1Ncje dwojya roAmle
wy ch"wanvch dziegi...........5O
Ia sauna w mocnej opruwio re
zfoco"ym tytulikicm.........75
POWlEsCI LUDU ~pi~ane Z podnh
29l stron zawiera /. Wilk i
SNowionek, 20 d%wunnstu krole-
wlrznch z"kIetych oriy, 3. Lis
j w Tx, 4. o b"gatym pa,u co
mlaf syria j"drnaka. s.. kj"ata
q. P'cKne ocxy, Z. b eia, s. To-.
mia, 0 SIeroty, 10. Rozmowu
bvdlat, II. Mianrk %IIeI,si, 70.
Macie.l Pyta, 13. Kaganiec. IA.
PieniNdzc. Is. SNarz krolewska,
is. Djabei madry chop. 17.Tu-
mex, lS. Kt.mstwa mad ktamst
wami, 10. Jaimuzna, 20. Zotia,
9! Mary, %. Diobh taniec. %.
l'l"da panna, 81. Wleczny Sieve,
20. Z~nl"rcndio, 26 Pan Ko.u-
seek, 81 %Potepiona, %. NIECE
zwyciezki,2 30. P%otepiona K~iezni-
eek" W zamku gnirzniehskim, 80.
Z~aczurowane paczki.C ena.s1 90
w mocnel oprawie...".......s1.O 90
OJCzE NASZ, row,esc napisana
HISTORYA O GRZEGORZU.
kt6ry przez II la. p"ku,owaf
p~rzykuty do skafy. Piykne i
wzruszn jace opowiadanio dla Iu-
NIEPOStUSZNA, strescit A. Pa.
SMOK we wsi, czyIi strueh ma
wl"Ikle 10
KUCIIARKA POLSKA ANE-
RRKANSKA, zawieraiaca kllka
Set przepis6w kucharokich dla
m4odych meEatek, kucharek /
gospodyh ma ;"nie i smaczne
prxyrzadzanie r%ozmailych potraw,
a szczosdlnie: zur, sosow jarzyn,
potrSw m'esnych i postnych z
uwzgl ednieniem potraw pulskich.
m%lnnowicie: barszczu, bigosu.
zrazow, flaH6w ipieczywa anne
ry~kahskiego jako to: cakes,
biscuits, mullins, pies i /. d..
pOZA z TANENBERGU. Po-
"'esc Starozytna prZez ks. kano-
nlka Szmidt, q % obrazkami
w mo"nej oPrawle &c zfoconym
TIA HRABINA MA TOGGEN.
BuRGJ. Hlstor>a p%rawdzlwa z
All wIeku, wirlcc nnucznjaca
os"bllw lie ola riewinnie cierpia-
cych, rrzex Krvtztota Szmida
przepoIszczona przez KS. Il. w
~
ROBINSON KRUZOE evil sku-
tiki n'cpostu,z' nstw", ksiazkn zu-
pefnle nowo j uresciwe utozona
~
PAMIETNA Noe LISTOPADA
czN II dz'cJe wo inv nnrodow.i z
+. 1880 Sligo, wnukom opowjA-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-22

QArety, ktdre W przesz4ym ty-
godnlu przyby}y 2 Chin do San
francisco, p%rzyniosfy wiadomosc
o S trasznem trieste u
Ii e M i w po}owic grudnia mi
nionegc roku, W prowincyi Yuen-
nau. w stolicy obwodu Pingczan
ami jeden dom ME %pozostaf cuIy i
przeszio 5000 ludzi znalalio smicvG
pod gruzami Podobny SAN los
spotkaf miasta Lam i Yamen.
Pod miastem Lam otworzy}a sic
ogromna przepast, 2 ktdrej buch-
meta woda i zalala Gala okoIice. w
Lo Chan zapad}a sic ziemia maj
ayznicjsza j pochloneFa 1000 osob.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-24
OBTAINED BY FRAUD,
ILLEGAL VOTES NAE8 UP REPUBLICAN
AAJORITIES. 4
II Gen. COT Has Plurality on the Pace Of The
Returns It Will Ae Investigated, and The
@asPlraIUrs Brought 10 Answer
for Their Grimes,

The fraud openly and secretly perpe-
tratSd by Republican managers in this
State is bscoming more apparent every
day. Not county that could be reached
by the bOOdleis and their agents but shows
the same disgraceful condition of affairs.
The corruption fund was in hands at svery
polling place. 1t was openly used. Pau.
pers, minors and Iepeaters wers voted by
the score. These aIe some of the revela-
tious that have bsen brought to light by
the Investigations of the Democratic State
Committee. They show a condition of
affairs SURPRISING anything ever before in
this State; disgrace TO our people and
in themselves q conviction of, the foul con-
spirators against the purity of the ballot
1t is not necessary to repeat after the
public declarations of Judge Fleming and
Chairman Riley that the Democratic party
does not intend to allow the authors of
these outrages to 90 UNPUBLISHED. Proper
steps have already been taken, and what
ever the full returns may show on their
+ cs, these men will be brought to answer
for their crimes. An aroused public senti-
ment will see to it that the candidates of
the Republican party do not profit by
them.
ASIDE from the additional startling dis
closures Cf fraud yesterday, there is little
new in the reports from the State. The
correction OF an error in tslegrsphing re-
duces Judge Fleming's majority in Mich
olas county from 236 to 2l6. Mason cour-
ty gives Goff $50 majority instead Of 353.
The official report Of McDowen county
has not yet been received. There is no
reason for placing the Republican majority
a. IA; in fact, there is no reason for Re-
publican msjority at all. If there is one,
it has been obtained by illegal votes.
Without Mcdowell county Judge Fleming
has clear plurality that is not likely to
effected by further reports.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-24
THE BELL MUST PAY.
The Great Monopoly Taxable In New
York.

The Great Monopoly Taxable In New
York.
New YORK, November 23.-The Su-
preme Court, general term, has handed
down an important decision, in which it
finds that the Bell Telephone Company, of
Boston, is liable here for State tax. The
decision ia likely to settle the law in the
cases of foreign corporations doing business
in this State through corporations here.
TIE State clsimeda q right to collect tax Of
one-half of one per Cant. on the gross cam
ings, and the suit was for these taxes dur
ing the years of 1882 to 1886. The de-
feuse was that the company was not
employed here, and thst it did
business only through local corporations.
1t was also shown that the rentals received
through these local companies increased
from 1854, 800 in 1882 to 1896, 239 IN 1886.
Ia 1882 the comp my paid dividend Of 10
per cent, and in 1885 of Is psr cent. The
court holds that the company was not liza
BILE under this statutes until 1885.
As to tbe assertion that the company
did business here, but olly manufactured
telephone instruments in Boston, the court
says: "Tae right to tax property and
business within the limits Of the State is
not to be impsirsd or reduced in its au.
thoriiy because of artificial and refined dis
tinetions having no foundation for their
support.
Not only the telephones themselves re-
main at all times the property Of the de-
fendant but these contracts through which
the rentals ere reserved end contracts with
private lines made directly with itself and
the business carried on between the ex-
charge systems and the Western UuniOn
Telegraph Company are protected and
secured in all the advantages issuiDg there
from to the defendant by the laws aud for
that protection and security it should bear
its share of the public burdens"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-24
RUN BY POLITICIANS.
THB REASON GBN. PALMER RESIGNS FROA
The 6. 4. Z.
An E1-Comuandsr-in-Chisf Hands in His Letter Of
Rssgnifon-Hs Charges That the Order
Has Been Perverted for POlit-
ieal Purposes.

CHICAGO, November 23.-A dispatch
from Springfield, Ills, says; The COM
mander of Stephenson Post, No. 30,
Grand Army of the Republic, announced
at meeting last night that Comrade
John McAuley Palmer had asked for and
received an honorable discharge from the
order. Gen. Palmer, who was csndi-
date for Governor on the Democratic
ticket in the recent election, was the First
Department Commander for the State of
Illinois, and ex-oficio Commsnder-in-C Chief
of tie United States. 1t is said that he
based bis withdrawal upon the violation
of the constitution and ritual, charging
that the order had been perverted for
political purposes. When the fact Of tie
withdrawal became known among local
Grand Army men, rsgret was expressed
that the General had taken such action.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-24
TIED UP TIGHT.
switchmen's Strike Shuts or Indianapolis
Freight Traffic.

switchmen's Strike Shuts on Indianapolis
Freight Traffic.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 23.-Tbe
strike of the railroad switchmen is taking
an ugly phase. Not single switch engine
in the city wss moved this morning. In
the freight yards everything is in confu-
sion. TIE morniog trains were abandon
ed half made up or not made up at all,
except in the Monon aud Lake Erie and
Western yards. The men, however, de-
clsred that not an engins should be fired
this morning. In all the yards business
yaIat complete stsndstill.
In several places engineers and fTenen
or other employees Of the roads, presSs d into
the service, tried to 90 on with the WORK
but the strikers iuterfersd and successfully
prevented the departure Of any trains.
Although come disposition to blockade the
tracks and 'obstruit the progress OF men
who desired to work, was exhibited, only
one instance of positive violence was re-
DO; ted during the night.
A serious phase of the strike is that the
engireers and fremen are in close SYM
pathy with the sWitchmep, snd make 10
sttenpt to man their engines In nearly
every instance they have quit work, run
their engines into their stalls and Ore"
the FIRE when the switchme1 requested IT.
This adds much TO the complication OF the
matter. While sFitChnen may bs re-
placed by inc Xperiencsd men and frame
reeu med iu a short time, provided the en-,
gipeers and fremen will work, without
them nothing can be done. Iuexperiencs
will not do TO trust upon an engine.
Mr.. Sweeney, grand master OF the L nior
has returned to Chicago. All forenoon tb'
strikers have been goIng in gangs from
one yard to another, warning appiicant'
for work that If they undertake to handi.
the sUitch engines they will be handlet
roughly. Fearing trouble the officers o
the road called for police protection o
| nO0u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-24
A REPUBLICAN LIAR
Called Down IN HIS Career Of Fslsehood
An Alleged Correspondent.

Called Down In Hts Career OF Fslsehooo'
An Alleged Correspondent.
Special Telegram 10 the Register
FAIRsoNr, November 2S The first IN
stsllment of imported Republican liars has
made its appearance here. At least a copy
Of Pittsburg evening paper that arrived
hare to-day had a Glaring account OF Sc
called Dsmoclatic ftsuds, dated Faum9ut
and purportiug to detail outrages enacted
in this county. Whether thsmsn "MoOre, "
who wrote the srsic!e, was ever in Marlon
connty ia not known. 1t would not be
nsre ssary to make = personal in7esiiga-
tim in order to write such disgrsceiu'
stuff Republican campaign managers
eonld furnish it by the volume.
Tha whole mass is 8 silly COLLECTION Cl
na-tisan fslsaboodJ which will impose
rno, no sensible man. Voters were not
kiJosnnad. voters we-e not Illuminated,
and eTcept by Goh7s Doodle voters were
90 honoht No man was discharged
from, the Montana or CASTOR mines because
he desired TO vote for General ION NO
ep,ploye Of these mines was compe leu u
vote for Judge Fleming.
TIE people Of Fairmont were lustly N
diQnant at the publication OF these ma,
Ecious fsIshOods. They are sn lnsu" ana
iniury TO the community. Tns creature
Who wrote them is a disgrace 10 Journal
lam and disgrace to the Republican man
sgsrs who illel his little brain with such
malignant hSs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-24
THE NATIONS TRADE.
Review OF General Business in the Past
Seven Days.

Review Of General Business In the Past
Seven Days.
NEW YORK, November % R. G. Dun
& %. 8 weekly review of trade:
Business has made fair progress duriog
the past week, and at most points the
prospect for further improvement is con-
s;dered good. The engagements of gold
for export amount to 81, $4,000 for the
week.
Wheat has declined Ate for the week
with sales of Sc. OCO, 900 bushels. Corn
and Oats have scarcely changed. Pork
and Hogs sre o shade lower with Lard
stronger. The anthracite trade at New
York is .duu and weak with demand
slacking, and at Pittsburg suspension of
Monopgahela mining, Decembere 1st, is
attributed to distractions on the riveJs.
The coke trake is active with more build
ing. Three companies have taken orders
for As, 600 tors of steel rails at $2S, and
other Eastern mills have refused $27 so.
Bar iron is irregular in prices, and South
ern sales Of pig at the East are checked by
tie unwillingness of trades 70 guarantee
present trades for tie future
The business failures Of the week num-
Der 296 as compared with 237 last week,
226 week previous, corresponding week
last year 207.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-24
Tie Rsrne County Lie Exposed.

~
The Cincinnati Commercia'G"Estte Of
Tuesday contained 8 tslegraphic communi-
cation from correspondent at Ceredo,
Wayne county, giving the details of alleged
buudCliug of Republicans by Democrats
Of Wayne county On the day o. election at
Mil Gre K precinct in that county.
We have taken some pains to investigate
this matter, and have the statement Of 6
prominent and reliable gentleman from
WAYNE county, that it is lie from begin
ming to erd. He Knows every man IN
Wayne county, and says emphsticslly that
there is no man named Cor6ley who, 1t Is
alleged, was maltrsatsd), in the county. .
This story has evidently been concccted
10 offset the truth abont the conduct OF the
Republican rufisn in Writ county, who,
oa the day of election, took position near
the polls with his shotgun snt frightened
the Democrats away from the polls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-24
JEFFERsON'S VOTE.
4 Rumor That Corrections Make FIeming's
Majority 1850.

4 Rumor That Corrections Make Fleming 8
Majority 1850.
The following letter WAS received at this
ofics last night. If the information is
correct Jefferson county's vote for Fleming
is increased considerably. On the other
hand, the REGISTER has every reason to
believe that Judge FieDiug's majority in
JEFFERSON is no more than 1912:
BERKELEY SPRINGS, November %.
To ne Editor Of the ReTistcT:
Euclcsed fnd official vote Of this Nor
gan county, as certified by the County
Commissioners. You will fad upon ex-
animation of the cflirisl returns of Jefer-
son county that Jennings majority is
/, 80, instead of 1,2ll, "a you have it.
Respectfully,
@. H. HAwYEBMALE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-24
Miners Object to Costello.

IHDIANAPOLIs, November 23.-The
composition of the new board is considered
by Powderly's friends as very good, some
OF them laying particular stress on the cleo
ton of Costello, who represents the miners.
On the other hand, it is claimed that bis
election will have bad effect on the
Knights of Labor. A leading miner re-
marked tonight that the election Of Coz
teilo meant the certain secession OF the
miners assembly. Tbijis owing to dis
like for Costello, felt by the minera be-
cause of his connection with some OF their
troubles several years ago. The miners
will meet at Columbus, Ohio, December
). and at that meeting will act.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-24
THE EARTH DROPPED.
A Great Cave-in Between Two wilkes
barre Collier rIes.

A Great Caye-in Between Two wilkes
barre Collieries.
WILKEsBARRB, PA, November ga
cave-ia between the Mineral Spring Col
liery, operated by the Lshigh Valley Coal
Co, and the Laurel Kun c9llieTy, operated
By the Delaware and Hudson Canal Co.,
occurred to-day. The caVe-in covers an
ext:nt of nearly half nile fquare, and
is about six feet deep almost the entire
ares. Both water mains, sixteen inches
in diameter, of the Wilkesbarre Water Co.
which extends under the caved district,
were snapped off and an immense volume
of water from the reservoir rushed into the
mines. No lives were lost but the walls
of several houses are reported badly dam
aged and cracked.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-24
MARGUERITE LAMONT.
An Infant Miss whom Mrs. Cleveland hat
tha RInnnr tn Mama.

An Infant Miss whom Mrs. Cleveland had
the Honor to Name.
WASHINGTON, November 23.-The sd-
vent of an infant miss into the domestic
circle of tbs Presidents private secre-
tary gave 10 more genuine pleasure than
Mrs. Cleveland. She was the Grst one to
call and extend her congratulations to the
happy mother and also to the father. The
President showed his pleasure over the
event by sending beautiful bouquet to the
house. Mrs. Cleveland was to be compli-
mented by having the child named after
her, bat she preferred TO select the name,
which service was, OF course, accorded.
She has therefore nsmsd the little stranger
Marguerite, which has always been one OF
ber f4vOrite names 1t i3 not unlikely that
the President and Mira. Cleveland will be
god parents OF the chill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-24
BLACKBURN A COWARDs
That's what Judge Rucker says In Pub'Ic
Letter.

Ahes . " mt ouuSo huCAeE coy y IN - uD ~
Letter.
WASHINGTON, Novembsr GA dis
patch f,om Denver Gays: Judge Rucker to-
day addressed an OPEN letter to Senator
Blackburn, in which he says he holds his
reputation for honor, truth and courage as
equal of that of the X KentuckiaD, and is not
disposed to allow the latter's derogatory
statements to piss unchallenged. Judge
Rucktr refers to the interview with Presi-
dent Cleveland, and relates his statements
concerning what was said by the President
on that occasion. He calls the Senator's
attention to the fsct though he had at first
tlstly denied that any such conversation
occurred, he has been admitting 1t, q little
at time, 10 his subsequent statements.
He says further:
'I will say that you are pursuing ex-
act'y the course a coward might be ex-
pected to pursue under like circumstances,
and certainly it is not the part of courage.
If at any time, or for any cause, you
should desire to have a mtesipg with me,
l can assure you that your slightest inti-
nation to that effect will meet with
prompt acceptance on my p'rt
Judge Ru2ker has placed the matter in
the hsnds of Colonel Moore, and duel is
expected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-24
CONDEMNED TELEGRAMs.

A salesman caught a thief Sealing a
purse in a great Chicago store. He yelled
''fre" and panic ensutd and many per
sons were seriously bruised.
Memorial services in honor of the late
Bishop Harris were conducted at Dstrot
yesterday, by Bishop Potter.
The members OF the Mexican Cabinet
have handed President Dtsz their reslgna-
tions, in order to give him an opportunity
to make new appointments for his new
term.
Charley Mitchell has issCei challenge
to Jrck Dempsey. He promises to forfeit
81 600 if he don't knock him out in eight
rounds. If Dempsey stsJs eight rounds
then he will fight to 8 fuish for $4,000
q side.
The Woolen Goods Association has adopt,
ed a resolution asking that worstei cloth ot
classified as woolens.
The Osborne KilliY Manufacturing Com
nsny's works were burned Rt Hamilton
Ont. The loss is so, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-24
RAsE BALL MATTERS
Some Items Of Interest Picked Up Concern
ing Next Season.

Some Items Of Interest Picked Up Concern
ing Next Season.
Canton and Columbus are tbs only cities
in the Td-Stste League that seem to be do
ing anything toward securing team for
next season. Harrington, manager Of last
wears Lima team, viii manage Canton
next season, and he has already secured
four players, Borcbers, Ryn, Bishop and
Zimmer, AID Bad Ramsey, the pitcher,
wants to 20 there, but he comes little TOO
high. 49,,
signed Van SAINT, Stapleton, Rhine, OF iaet
Eeson's Sandusky's, fJr center field; Fuller
and Rocks, Of the late Limas, for second
base and right field, respectively; Fisher,
late of the D4vsnports, short stop, and
Gilmau. of last SEASONS Columbus team,
for left field. This completes the IN anc
outfields, and ell that is needed are tht
bItLeries.