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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-10
CONDENSED rELEGRAMs.

Francis w. Willisms, q prominent New
York broker, has committed suicide.
Losses in the wheat corr er led 10 the rash
act.
w. B. Smith, cashier of the Erie railroad
at Mansfield, O., hiss skipped with $4,000
N. B. Wade, Of Knightstown, Ind,
killed his mother and another woman and
then committed suicide. He bad stolen
some of their m oney and was to be called
to account for it.
Tom Cannon accepts Anton Perre's
challenge for GIaso-Roman wrestling
match.
The wife of Rev. W. Lewis, Of Spring.
field O., has deserted him. She was for
mer famous sctrees and it is believed will
return to the stage.
TIE defunct Traders Bank, Chicago, is
about $500, 600 short. Dsposisitors will
hardly realize mere than so cents on the
dollar.
General Passenger Agent Morrill,, of the
New York Central railroad, is seriously i'll
with pneumonia.
Schuneman's packing house, Chicsgo,
was burned; lost SIPS, 600. Two hundred
heed Of cattle in the pers we're stampeded
Eight persons escaped from the Waco.
Texas, jail by overpowering their guard.
They were all recaptursd after hard
fight.
Col. warburton tho British vire Coun-
eel at Newport News, has sued c. p. Hunt
;ngton for S20, 600 damages for malicious
prosecution.
Henry Strohm, citizsn of New Paris,
indiana, has just escaped after year and
hal, 3 cap ivity among the caunibals Of the
PHILIPPINE, Islands.
A fund has be:n started for the bene6t
of the family of Editor Martin, Of the
Jacksonville Times. Uaioa, who died OF
yslljw fever.
There were 90 new cases and deaths
from el!ow fever at jacksonville, yestsr-
dsy.
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Political Notea.

Secretary Bsysrd spoke to . large au-
S;snSe OF Delaware irieLd5 on the tsr.f,
yesterday.
Governor Hill addressed q great au-
dispce of New York woIkiDgmenln IN Cooper
Un'O1 yesterday.
Ex-ssnst,r ice Mcdonald begins per-
sonaI canvass of tie State Of Indiana on
"Wednesday.
Preparations sre on foot for great Re-
pubEc IN denomination at Gosher, lncl'
ana, on Nedue5dsy. Msssrs. B'ane and
HARRISON will be among the speakers.
Governor d. B. HIl is booked for g
ae-ies ef speeches in Indisna, beginning
FridIy. He will be rendered q grand
ovation at Indianapolis.
Mr.. Blaire's programme yesterday did
not include tpsech-naking Of any kind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-10
Arthur,s Guide in Durance Vile.

NEW YORK, O.;ober g. Bull Ger
msyne, who accompanied President Ar
thur and Rufus Hatch in their tour through
Yellow Stone Park in 1888, as hunter and
euids, wss prisoner in the First precinct
court at Newark yesterday, charged with
pulling two rsvolvers on John Schee', an
insurance agent, of So Bowsry stree, on
Sunday. Germayne hiss spsnt most Of his
life hunting in Montana and in tbs Little
Missouri region.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-10

AN OUTRAGEOUS ATTEMPT.
Grafton Republicans Try Intimidation d
| Q Colored Democrat.

Grafton Republicans Try Intlmidation oi
Colored Democrat.
Special Tlegram 70 Dse Register.
GRAFTON, October &C. F. Armstead,
distinguished colored Democrat oi
Chicsso, addressed the Cleveland and
Thurman Club in this city, Monday night
The Open Horse was crowded and many
persons unatls 10 gain admittanoe, stood
as the doorway and halls, % great Wa the
desire 10 ber an intelligent colored man
on thsgreat issues now before the people
of our State and the country. Mr..
Armisteld was introduced by Hon. John
T. McGrav, in an appropriate manner.
After bowling his acknowledgements
the speaker began, and fiom the
moment that he spoke ths first sentence
until the conclusion of his speech, lasting
fully two hours, he held his audience In
the closest and most appreciatiye atten.
ton. Point after point was scored BY this
able and eloquent man in . most telling
way. His illustrations and anecdotes
kept the vast audience alternately laugh
ing and cme:iag. He explained forcibly
snd clearly why the colored man should
divide in politics, il he ever e1p.csed 70
accomplish anything ior bimsslf or his
race. 1t is to bs regretted that larger
number of colored men were not present,
for the f,w who were fortunate erongh 70
hear Mr.. Atmstead were loud in praise Of
his mastery tp,ech, and warmly gtst-
nj tad hin, al ifa c1aaa
A mean, contemplate attempt Wa
made after the meeting by crowd Of Re-
publican negrce instiea.ed, no doubt, BY
some irresponsible white members Of that
paity-for no Honorable man would coun.
tenance such acts-to get Mr.. Armstead
ont of the hotel on pretense Of wanting .
private interview, but really for tie pur-
pose of punishing him for his political con.
viciions. One Of the crowd who seemed
to be the leader remarked In very ignif-
icant way that he had been q sailor In his
time and knew how to tie knot on Dem
ocratic ''nigger" Several gentlemen,
guet t, at the hotel, hearing loud talking
came upon the scene, and the crowd fear
ing trouble dispersed. The bulldoEinR
scheme failed TO work, and every fair.
mir dei person, white or black, will stamp
all such contemplate attempts to throttle
free speech with the odium which IL de-
seryes
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BEHwOOD.

A boe c~e W. bsfos Squire Riddle
yesterday. Il attracted Large crowd, noe
only farmers bot 6tissns Of the town. IL
ssems that some boes broke Int, garden,
de strt ying the psodscs, ADD The ma1 who
thus lost psnnsd up the posksfs and, II 10
claimed. sid them, and now wants dam
aess. The Squire re srvsd HE dstisieu.
A rumbsr Of prominent Rspoblicsns are
subscyibipe for The RE1rsTsR duhpG The
c c,mpsiRn and Dsmecssts the same. This
n ths rishs clasa Of politicians 70 have In
Q community Willi,g and an1ieas 70 hear
both sidss.
Tbsre vas . disposition on tbs part of
some Of The member Of the n. Z coogre-
estiou 70 erect 0 psssooaes Zoe The ninis-
ssr, but thsir ooly Iossaiso fos u y M
suitable.
A number Of Rspublicaas who were up
10 vitnsss the ball roll Noudsy night did
not return until 3 o'clock ysstssdsy morn.
ing owing 10 The last tfsan bsisg bshisd
Tbs hearing Of Thomas Miller, who =
undtr bood charged With he stabbinG q
Jcssph Morris, vas p1stpeosd yatsrdsy
unti tbs 10Th preximo. !.
Ths CIsyeland and Thnrnsa c1sb mse
Iset sysoisg 70 coselsds The asrsngsnsnts
~. 49, --,.s4,-- - u~s .I0ha z Kanna
this evening.
Prol J. ". Nay wfIl hsys nsas dwell
iss hoss, eesetad . his ~ fsdsg bss.
soth stgssk
OBI Bartetts Hart = s1psct 10 sddssa
he Rspablieaa elsb hsas Saturday svsa'
Ing.
A bsakeas, % tte B. q O. had n
hand baAly nasbsd - ths jasestse No.
day.
J. Miiiss, sxHbsri6 q 0his county. whe
pafehMei tbs noIsw tsssts, e6Rs u -
rset.
II essnoa svssd By ths Rpntllcsa
dob broks Wills sssas % 6stsfasy niEht.
Oar wohhy Pnsestisg Attssnsy, B. u
kdGhsa, ~ sp yesterday.
Hen. J. Dslis Esisg - csi. Dsssca
wsss dsws ysstss6sy.
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PRESIDENT MAKERS.
The New Rules Governing the ELECTORAL
Count,

Count.
WASHINGTON, d. G., Octobar9 In the
Senate, on motion of Mr.. Hoar, the bill as
to the counting Of the Presidential votes,
was taken up and passed. 1t directs that
the certificates and lists of votes for Pres
ideut and Vice President of the Unite d
States, shall be forwarded to the President
of tie senate forthwith after the second
Mon lay in January, on which tie electors
shall give their votes, and that section one
hundred and forty one of the revised stat
utes of the ULised States is hereby so
amenee ed az to read as follows:
SECTION 141. Whenever certificate OF
70 C, from any State has not been received
at the seat of Governn ent on the fourth
Monday Of the month of January, in which
their meeting shall have been held. The
secretary of State th,ll send special mes
tenger to the district Judge, in whoee Gus
tody, one certificate Of the votes from that
State has been lodged, and such Judges
she II forthwith transmit the list to the seat
of Government
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Delay In Zach Tsylor's Trial.

wAYNKsBURG, Pa, October 9.-Zacha'
riah Tay lor was placed on trial this after
noon for the murder Of VIM. McCausland,
An effort will be made to have the trial
postporei and the matter will be argued
to-morrow morning. Ben Cluk, who
made confession Of the crime some time
ago, is down with fever and unable to tes-
sify. As the law does not psrmit ths ad'
mission of sworn written statement from
q living witnessit will be necessary to have
him present in court. Clark in his con-
f ssion declared that Taylor shot McCaus'
land
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DON DICKINsON's DENIAL.
The Postmaster. General Says He Cast No
Slur Upon New England.

The Postmaster General Says He Cast No
slur Upon New England.
WASHINGTON, October 9.-The charge,
prominently printed in the editoii'l COL
uuns of certain Boston papers on sa'ur-
d.y, tnat Postmss:er-General Dickinson
had bitterly ait icked New England, is of
q piece with their forged extracts from
Etg>ish p'prs. Mr.. Dickinson smiled
contempt aou,ly when the charge was
shown to him tonight. He said that be
did not care 10 rush into print to deny
eviry absurd csnard fabricated by the op'
position press, but it was hardly likely
that he, a grandson of New England,
would wantonly attack her. He hiss
made no speech tscking New England
and in ands to make more. He ha1 writ
tsn no ls't,r containing the charges attrib'
dted to him.
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OnIv AMERICAN Lsundrymen.

CLEVELAND, October 9.-The fifth an
nnusl convention Of Laundrymen's Ma
t;onal Association was called to order By
President o. X. Resd of Philadelphia, in
this city, yesterday. Delegates were pres
ent from nearly every city Est OF the
Mississippi river. In his report the Pfesi-
dent said that the matter which attracted
the most attention was Chinese immigra-
tion in accordance with instructions Of
the preceding meeting, the secretary hsd
procured statistics for memorial to Con-
greSs.
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Launching OF the aupbost Petrol.

WASHINGTON, O:tober 9.-The gunbosa
PereI, a leading type in the new navy
now bailding at the Columbian Iron
Works, Baltimore. Md, will be launched
next Saturday. The boilers and ensires,
from designs furnished by the Bureau Of
Steam Engineering, are all ready aod com.
plste and will be placed 10 the ship very
soon after tie launching.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-10

CHICAGO, October s.-One Of the local
papers has report that meeting on An
archi,ts was held this afternoon to lay
pans fos taking advantage Of the general
turmoil Of the rt:iks. The idea of STR
rorizing the capitalists" by resort t, dy.
Mantle is said TO have been licensed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-10

IT IS semi-Oficially stIted thst Emperor
WILLIAMS pilgrimage to Rome is only for
the purpose Of solemrly Ielfirming the
triple slIianCe The anxiety Of certain
EUROPEAN rulers to swear eternal friend
ship is the only war eload in the present.
peaceful holizon.
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Mrs. Parsons Goes to England.

CHICAGO, October 9.-Mrs. Parons,
the dark skinned widow of tie executed
anarchist, has been invited to visit Eng
land and make addresses to a pumber OF
meetings that the Social Denocrttic Fed
GRAFTON intends to hold ct the anniversary
of the hanging of the Hsymarket conspir-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-10

PREPARATIONS ore alreading afoot in
neighboring localities 10 give the noble
Old R1mao, ALLEN G. THURMAN, the
grad,st reception ever given any man in
this city on the occasion of his visit to US
on the 3Oth. Where can We gst build
ing big enough in which to receive the
Old Roman?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-10
THE STATE X. OF P.

The Grand Lodge Royalty Entertained AZ
ChArls ston.
Special telegram 10 Tie Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, October 9.-The
Grand Lodge X. OF P. Of the State met in
this city this morning, there being about
800 delegates present, tie largest number
ever met before at any Grand Lodge in the
State. The grand officers were entett aimed
last night and today treated to al exeur-
sion on boat up the Ka1awhs river, alter
which they returned to the city and were
royalIy entertained at feast in the Castle.
The Lo Ice will be in session three days.
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REGARDLESS OF PARTY TIEs.

An Important Political Move Of Illinois
Railroad Men.
GREgNsBURG, Ills October 9.-Mem-
bars OF stheexe,ntiys committee of the po-
lit!cL assoc alton of railway employees
held a Conference here yesterday with
General Palmer, and subsequently urged
the strikers to vote for their own Interests
regardless of former party ties. They rep
,>s.n'ei that they were going ioon to see
To- Fifet and aSce;tsin what he would do.
TTs VITA of tie ssSDc'a ion, which they
nnt A. IL, OOC, will it il said, be swung to
11S;chsysr psrty will bsnedt them mcss.
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ALL WILL BE WE'LL.

Mr.. Smith Thinks the f1shsSy Dispute
win bs Settled Soon.
LONDON, October civilian Henry
Smith, In speech at Gloucester tonight,
said the Canadians were willing to bids
their time bsclus they knew that after
the Presidential ekc'ion In the United
StatAs they would obtain just ard fair
srrap cement Of the fisheries trouble. Tho
people Of England, America and Canada
were too eood friends 70 quarrel over .
question Of THE kind. Mr.. Smith denied
tho truth Of the report that the British
government intended 10 hand Bschuaua'
land over 70 the government Of Cape
Oolopy,
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TRAFFIC ASSOCIATIONS,
The Ohio River and Central In Very
Fad Way.

Fad Way.
CHICAGO, October ga lncal paper
ssys: 1.-THE Chicago & Eastern Illinois
road withdrew from the Ohio River Traffic
Association some time ago, and the recent
withdrawal of the Big Four from the Cen
trail Traffic Association, including the Ohio
River Commission, has complicated mat.
ters so badly that it is found useless To
continue the expense of keeping up tie or
ganization. Chairman McDael, Of the
Ohio River Company, has therefore called
a meeting of the Chicago aud Ohio River
roads to be held at Indianapo is tomorrow
for the purpose Of considering the question
of disc 1ntinuing the committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-10
Rsadine,s Terrible Accldent,

READING, PA, October 9.-The mum.
Der Of victims of Sundays church accident
now foots up 100. Broken arms aud legs
constitute the great msjority Of injuries.
Very msny of the VIC inns are in destitute
circumstances, and the p issts Of both tbe
leading Catholic churcte, have made an
sp2tal for public aid. No deaths are ye,
reported.
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River Pi,oss' Strike Postponed.

PIrrsBURa, October 9.-The strike Of
the river pilots did not take place to-day,
On account Of the rivers being too low for
bostin purposes. Both sides are firm,
hoEeyer, and test of the matter viii be
made at the first opportunity. The pilots
viii ue,t tomorrow 10 consider the re-
fassl of the steamboat owress 10 grant the
adYAnca
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THE SCALES FALLEN.

And Another Prominent Republican see'
tho Light of Democrat Truth.
CARLISLE, October 9.-B. F. Ssi'z,
prominent Rapuhlic,n of this county, sd'
dressed Democratic meeting in this place
last night in favor of the Ie election oI
PIes;deat Cleveland. At tie last Re2ub
publican County Convention Mr.. Seita
was endorsed for Cong q, but the nomi'
nst;oa was given to York county man.
Two ers ago be was the Republican eau
didaie in this district which g'vs then 500
Dsmoraiic majority. Mr.. Ssi'z's con-
vus:on is ascIibed 10 the tariff question.
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Not Polite at Present.

WASHINGTON, October 9.-At an in-
formal conference, to-day, Of several Demo
cratic members Of the House COMMITTEES
on Ways and Means; it was decided that
it would not be polite, under present. con-
ditions, for tie Demo rats in tie House to
send any resolution of adj ,urnment to the
Sanst,
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THE STAKES ARE UP.
JAKlKILRAlNwILLFI8Hf UNKNOWN
H0R 5000 A SIDE.
Harding sad l.nly lst a falk Baiass-fls
Identity d II 1uaknewa' Viii 0aly
b Rulssl q As
Rinstda

NEw York, October 9.-w. E. Hardir z,
On behalfof Jaks K,lnin. and Nr. Lumley
rsprsssnting he unknown, about whom -
much fighting talk has b:ea INDUCED in
lassly, met to day q The Clipper efiioa
and talked real bas'nsss They viii bltte
for $5. 900 . eide, The referee 10 b chosen
On the ground. Ths identity Of the ur.
known viii remain mystery 10 the out.
ode world until hsshiss hh CASTOR into The
rina.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-10

WHILE King YERKEs is amusing him
self by.trJing to run street railway
without msn, the p-ople of Chicago sre
quietly and contentedly trudgiDg in the
mud and rain. II is considerable trouble
10 support mill:o oairs railway lord, bat
they must have him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-10
Died In Ecstacy.

CINCINNATI, o, October ga special
from Xsnia, O., says: Ly dia Washington,
aged "a years, was at the colored Wesleyan
Church last night and participated in the
services, sre liking and shouting in on un-
usually happy way. While engaged in
shouting she sank into her teat and died.
Aunt Lydia was famous about Nsria fol
being the mother of 81 children.
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A Missing Mining Expert.

CHICAGO, October "a dispatch from
Msrqustte, Mich, says: The most rigid
search fails 10 find trace of the missing
mir Jog school graduate, J. ID. Steele who
mysteriously disappeared from Champion.
Being immensely popular, his sudden
dropI ing ont of sight creates the greatest
interaat
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Fire at PlttsburR.

PITrsBURG, O,tober "a fire about 4
o'clock this sfsernoon almost completely
de troyed TIE warehouse and factory oi
the Duqussae Furniture Company, Penn
avenue, near Water street. The loss on
the blild ny and stock was SEA. 900. with
an insurance OF s14. 900. The cause Of the
| fire Ia not known.
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The Democratic Clubs Leagues New
Treasurer.

NEW YORK, October 9.-At meeting
OF the E secutive Co nmi,tss Of the Nation
al Association Of the Democratic clubs
held t,.night, George Il. Lambert the
t;eisurer re signed, ard Ros we'll 2. Flowers
was chosen in his place Mr.. Flower &C
ce ,ted, and at once entered upon his du'
fiaa
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The Union Veterans Union Meets

PITTsBURG, Pa, October 9.-Tbe Third
National Eucsmpnent of the Union Vet
ecsnI Union was called 10 order at Nc
Kesspors, Pa, as 3 O'Clock this Afternoon
by Commauder-in-C Chief, Gen. Dillon
About 800 delegates were present from va
rious Northern States. The session wa
devoted to preliminary work and inter
change of greetipgs
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A Hard How at Mormonism.

SALT LAKE CITY, octebsr Q. The 80.
preme Court Of Utah to-day declared ths
Mormon Church corporation dissolved and
its perI oosl property forfeited to the Gov
eminent, and ordered the real estate 10 bs
held by recsiver pending proceedings fo'
forfeiture. The Mormons will appeal h
the United States Suprems Court.
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Fotherinrhsm'. Case Appealed

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, October s-The row
celebrated case of D. & Fotheripghsm
versus the Adams Expires Company has
be N appealed to the Suprsme Court ei
the United Satsfy the EIpres, 0onpl'
ny, On wit Of error,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-10

EVERY one for himself and God for q,
sl. If you do rot help yourself no ons
will help you; t, lid yourself of dysl epia
consumption or malaria, oil the help you
nesd you will find 10 Wsruer's Log Cabir
Hops a,d Buehu Rsmsiy. l50doses sl.oo
Try h
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NOT OPPOSED TO POwDERLY.
No Comsination OF Pittsburg X. Of L
Against Him.


PrrrsBURG, October 9.-The story that
was published this morriug about there
being q combination In which Pittburg
Knights Of Labor figured to defeat Powder.
ly for reelection and have Chas. H. Litch.
man succeed him as General Master Work
man, with r. D. Lsyton as General S'cre-
tary, is denied by prominent members In
this city. Master Workman Doyle, Of ID.
A. 3, says that he has had no intimation Of
such scheme. Pitlburg is regarded as
one of the stronghnlds Of Powderly. It is
we'll known that layton i, candidate for
General Secretary, but. he is regarded ~
much more of ftierd of Powderly than OF
Li!chman, aud it was secretly rumored
that Powdelly wolld present Lsyton's
name ut the General Assembly as candi-
date for Ge lersl Secretary.
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Stanford to Resign tn. Presidency.

SAN FRANCISCO, October s.-It Is said
that Senator Stanford will retire from the
Precedence of the Southern Pacific Rail.
road Company a. It, annual meeting next
winter. Who his successor will be is IN.
&C ,tain, hut the choice will probably fall
up N Ocl. Chas. F. CrscSer.
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NATURES HIGHWAY.

Dotngs "a hsss.-
Ohio.
The Baehelor left at 8 Q. N.
The Fashion 10 doe up this morning.
Tn, river marks ct ths landing lsst
evening indicated 8 test 9 inches and ris.
ing.
The Andes gtt away ct 3 o'clock In ths
sf,erpeoa with good trip and csIyins
quite m excarscn party 10 Cincinnaf.
Ths to.bost Clifton csme up ths riyel
yesterday with one engine disabled, havina
had Il Injured a.out one hun,rsd mile
down the river, where she kfs her TOW,
coming up TO the 'ty for Iepsi,.
The marks from above yesterday were:
OIL City. I foot inches and tta.iooafy,
weather elo16y sni tol; Parker, Q fssl
sud fsllipg; weather tl,udy and cool
Greensboto, II feet and Stationary; wsathes
cloudy; Brownsville, 8 feet 8 frches and
rising. weather cloudy; Lock Ne. 4, 1G
fest 6inchts aud falling. weather cloudy;
Ries's Landing, 8 fst inchas and eta.
ionsry, weather cloudy: MosgantovP,
6 feet 8 inctes and filling; wss1hsl
cloudy.
Hons Alexander r. Botslss md Pbilip
Psndleton, of Sbspardssosn. W. Va.
have started 0 movement 70 rsiss d, ,000
70 erect q small monument at Bhkpards.
town {, James Ramsey, the fnvsatsr q
ths steamboat. Col BotelE ays Ran
sey cpua'ed succf ssfuly . steambsae q
tie Potomac st Shspsrdstovn b In.
twenty year, before Fulton's OlHeoeat
ON tie Hudscn, acd tvsntysev0 yssu
before Roosevelt's Orleans ou The HiMtO
ippi, and twenty ty-s.ght years bsfNs Bs'Pi
Come. In Enflsrd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-10

Go EARLY 10 the Capital Rink this
evening and hear Gel. JOHN K. FELLOWS,
of New York, upon ths issu's of the cam.
pIigu. Aud take your doubtful neighbOr
along with YOU
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fREpERICK's BIOGRAPHY.

A Book By Victoria. the Proossds 70 cafs
Diss ases Of the Throat
LONDON. October GA biography OF tho
late Emperor Frederick, Of Germany, will
bs published In London shortly. IL will
relate solely to his domestic lie. II y bs.
lieyed that his widow 10 the author Of tho
work. Her name, anyhow, 10 appended to
The prefaos. The profits daivsd from tho
sale Of the book will be deroted to hos.
pital for The te,trncnt OF diseases OF the
throat. The Pail Mall Gazette says the
york IA being revised by Lord Salisbury.