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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30

Larious Smith. who recently died IL
Eefm ont. ct tle age Of ninety ..Hc, i.
tnouga. there to havs been the oldss,
soldier in TIE civil war. Ia 1863 he en-
listed in Company l. Twelfth Vermort
Voiu ,teers, bsing 81 that tima sIxt7-
seven years old. He didn't lcok ike il.
being remarkably strorg sDd vigorous
and q. me time OF his death i1a,t snDszr
to De over sky years old. The lows
Grs7oesrds had some pretty old men in
the ranks, but /! is doubtful II any WAS a.
old IS Lkrious.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30

dull and without feature Of importance
throughout the dsg. The opening prices
9ere lower, the declines eXteEdi1G ! pc!
cent when trading Tss dull, and furtner
slight losses were sus:&iu ed In the first
| few minutes OF the session. The losses
we're regained ss 9 rule. Toward noon the
| downward movement became more pro
| nYurced snd the market vas more sctive
| TIE active lisi, almost without exception,
| is lower this evening.
| The railroad bond market IVES quite
! dull to-day, and while the active iseues
| were inclined to follow the sh.re list
| there WAS sill some strength in invest
! ment issues, and the tiasl prices sre
someWhs. irregular. though the tone OF
the dealings was heavy to weak through
out the day. TIE feature was the re.
coyery IN 81. Louis, ArkeD rs ana TeXss
frsts, though the receipts showedS a
further decline this evening, St. LOUIS,
| Arkansas and Texas firsts rose to IS -
Government and state bonds dlll and
steady. a
COTTON RESUME. y
New YORK, Oct. Hubbard, Price
6 Co. say:
Our market has displayed great steadi-
less after the opening quotations and
closed w Il but slight loss from SatuT-
day. The receipt dt poris has iptiaenced
the operations Of cur SPECTATORS ana in
duced much hesitsncy az TO selling,
till some increase IN movements Will
become MANIFEST.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.
special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Oct. 29-Railroad bonds
to-day closed as follows:
Fort Worth and Denver CITY at OH.
Ssn Antonio and Arkansas Pass IL 90s
Texas and Pacific Pc s. 73..
2's at 40s.
St. LOUIS, Arkansas and Texas 1's ct
90
2's $50.
Gut, Colorado ind Santa Fe 2's 1t 500.
Missouri. kansas snd Texas 5's st 81!
6's 80 6lt
Atchison st 63
S.. Louis, Arkansas and Texas Railway
Company's coupons, due November l.,
will be paid on snd sfter that date a. the
Mercantile Trust Company's Office.
Governments steady.
Money per cent.
Silver "a.
Sterling frner.
Oh 85$
Coffee declined 25@40 points.
Cotton to poinls lower.
Wheat sold higher than Saturdays
closing Prices.
MEXICAN SECURITIES.
Boston, MAss., Oct 90 Mexican AS
6tl@6 }; scrip 99@994c; common,
l34@l3S
BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.
LONDON, Oct go -rne Marx lane Ex-
press, in It's weekly review Of the British
grain trade, says:
S:mples Of Epgli wheat have ac-
vsnced 6'@ls. Sales CT English whext
during the past week we're 1913 quart
ers st 50, 81, against Go 81 quarters at
IS, during the corresp nding week OF
last year. ecu ltry fur is dull, 81
cheaper. Foreign wheats are weaker ex,
ceptng the f. est wheat, which are firm,
and Liverpool quotations are generally Id
per GENITAL higher. Corn is slow. There
were ten arrivals CT wheat cargoes. One
WIS sold, three were Withdrawn and
ak remain. A. 10 days market the finest
e lglish snd foreign 1heats maintained
their values. Bad Conditioned native
wheats ste cheaper.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30

The Last Regular Races of tina Season.
some @ oOd Sport.
special 10 Inc Gazette
DALLAS, Tx, Oct. 90 Az , O'Clock
the race crauks gathered to see the
lset regular races Of he sesgon. Al
resdy S number OF horses sre in
Paris getting in trim for the fall season
at that town. The following were the
races here TO-DAY:
First Rsce-Unfniahed trottiDg for 40
class for purse OF S6C0 Starters: William
NJ. Hill, Wieni3 Wood, Fern SID Mstg e
H.tton. H.t;on won 3 heat Saturday
aud Won tbs trss two today. Time, 2:4o,
2:40.
Second R.ce-Trotting. 30 class;
purse s1000. Starters: Finnegsn, Cock
)hip, Highland Lsddie, j. l. r. C. W.
S., Pat Bruen ana Lady Psndleton. Cock
Robin won the first hest, FiDnegan the
second and third, sn1 Pat Bruen the
fourth. Postponed until tomorrow
Tina, 2:25, s:264, 2:24. 2:25
Third Rice-Mile and q hal, dash
purse $500 S;srters: Moonlight, Pro-
bus, Late, Arnold, Montpelier and Vrgie
EesEne. Montpelier won. Time, 2:4l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
The B,s, and aand,o NEST of All.

Send ten cents to E. A. Ford, general
passenger agent, Pi.tsbuEg, Pa. and you
will receive copy CT the "Hsndbook Of
the Pennsylvania Lines" containing web
drawn ard accurately printed mAQsrf
Baltimore, Caicsgo, CirciunAs Cieve-
lsnd, Columbus, HsrrisnutS Indian
apolts. Louisville, NswFYork, Philadel-
pnis. Pitssburg Allegheny, st. Louis
and Weaknesses tables CT hack snt cxb
fares in5sfeh city, general information Of
grsxS.&sfus to all travellers and concise
sd exceedingly Interesting account CT
the clsrscseristics OF C obstruction and op-
Grafton Of the Pennsylvania System OF
Railways. The book Is handsomely
print End bound, and, says the Chicago
Heralt, slou;d be among the boc ks O!
reference Of every man who desires 20 be
well informed regarding his owa coun-
try" Ten cents is rsquesed Is an express
son Ct the spplicants' good faith.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
Resiyklas Pelzstiue,
8 Jeciil to the QaEe.ss.

PALESTINE, TEX Oct. 90 The R:v.
Dr.. Di Ter Of Louisville, KY, revivslist,
op ned revival meeting st the Metho .
Dust church yesterday and is attracting
large crowds. Dr.. Dilzler was chosea by
the Ksntucky Methodi5ts as their sta!e
dsosior against the theory and practice Of
tmmersion, sDd that will &c the subject CT
q series OF ssTm ms to last this week.
All dtn ominsiilns are fockiug to hear
MIN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
waco.
another mesurg In the Irteress Of the
Female college.

another meedrg Ia the Interess Of the
Female college.
.recial to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX Oct. ga meeting WAS
held at the Wsco Female College to-
night in regard to the matter OF rebuild
ing that institution OF learning. a large
crowd OF ladies' and gentlemen were
present. Bishop Key of Macon. Gs., de-
hyered 81 address in which he Clearly
showed 70 TIE p3op!e OF ascO tae sd
vantage Of retaining this Institution il
this city. General Felix r 'bertson and
Il v. T. f Michel slso made brief and
ernest speeches. The amount OF sub
sc.iption from Wsco up to date is Sl3,
COO There vii! De another meeting IN
the Interest CT this ma3ter held Io-mor
Tow niget.
This morning Johu L3wis, one OF the
employees OF The compress in the Fifth
@srd mere WAS al ite serICu .ly III lreo by
s he.vy piece OF tlmocr WnICl fell from
tie upper story of the building, st king
the ground, rs9Qpnded snd struck the IN
fortunate young msn oa the head. iuiLct
lag Sn ugly looking wCu2d. A doctor
Vas summoned zud dressed the wound.
Lewis bed prctueel7 a. the nose when
fist il ared and 1t va, feared thst he
hsd SD staineo il lries 10 the brsin, but
late this evening NJ 10 resH1g quietly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
No 4O4 Houston Street.


Yesterday Afternoon waiie Mr. j. G..
srsakel WAS absent from nis resIdebce on
the e.ss side Of town burglars entered he
hous2 aud secured D.uy g7lusble
articles, incladiDg 6 b, x Of jeselry es.tn
sew. ral huFsted dRisn, sI5RRarti, of
rtns co!nssS5 in cash, Z sait Of clothes:
AHSat@ths same .siAe of day he
rasldencA CT Gfes-ce Walker
Oh VS. F.Is. street wss
entered, bus before the burglars could
secure any booty tseJ ware frightened
s9ay.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
LEGENDARY Gin Efre.

RHoMK, Tx, OK. 23-The Alliance
gin at Reno, twelve miles southwest Of
here. burned last SaturtsY night st shout
II 80 O'Clock. Everything WAS lost ex-
cept engine srd boiler. The application
papers r insurance had been filed out
an were iu the gin house at the time OF
the fire waiting to be mailed. The fire
was incendiary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
spreck.ls' sugar r o cry Corner sione

PHILADELPHIA, Pa Oct. 29.-The cor
sr stone of the big Spreckels' srgsr re-
fnery, at the foot of Reed street, was
lsid with appropriate ceremonies this
afternoon Adolpa Spreckels, son Of
Claude Spreckels, placed the corner stone
in position amid the cheers Of Invited
guests. Congressman Bingham deliversH
an address, referring to the srowthYf
the sugsr industry snd Of the psrt Clsnag
Spreckels has played in fostering 1t. An
elegant collation. was served.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
The White Chap pei mur ,.r.r . woman

PITTsBURG, PA Oct. 29 The CHI ii
Gle Telegr.ph to-day prints letter from
young American in London giving the
theory and results of the investigation oil
London detective in the White Chapel
murders who declares that the crimes
were committed by . woman o. man
dressed in womsn's clothes, an ides en-
tireIy overlooked by the English police.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
Failure NJ Bonhsm.
Special to the Gazette.

SpGCtdI 20 dHzttI6.
BONN AM, TEX Oct. 29 David Rhine,
one of the Oldest dry goods merchants q.
this place, was closed to day by attxc1,
ment, the attaching parties being Leon &
Il. Blum Of Galveston, and the banks of
this place, the total smount OF which are
ell told $50 000. The liabilities oil told
will probsbly reach $4,000; resources
about $50 600
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
Cannot Hec-Yer,
NduboL GeC-serT
Special to the Gazette.

special to the Gazette.
HOUSTON, TEX, O:t. 2s.-This evening
FrsYk Eurman, an eleven. year Old boy
EsNda0 esrelessly handling gun shot ana
probably fatally wounded .Csrrie Alberts,
o girl OF twelve years. Tae entire load
ot1hst eu:ered,ta left,z 81 uldsr, blade
shattering Il ahd- msG1g az horrible
wound. The girl clCno. recover. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
Charged With Murderous Assault.

sy{F>sS1: E9;Ihb 0HZtEIG'
81 HItLsSpRo, TEX, Oct. 90 Constable
GeoEassW. McClosky OF Blum, Hill
countfEax. brought Alex. STOCKTON to
This place to-day and lodged him in the
county isil. Stockton wss indicted by
the grand Jury for assault with intent to
murder his sister in Law. Sometime
since he received from the rostofice .
lsttsS he did not like, and Il mixing his
ststef-ip law had written it, he called
teawsker and charged her with having
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
DOES STANLEY LIVE?
Continued rom First P1ge.

lis person, wss arrested ct Kutars Just
before the arrival !te-a oithe Cz,r's train
The Czlf sLd Cz2EiEa arrived 8: Ses
bsstopol &c day. they were greeted by
q special envoy from the SaI!sn OF Tut-
key. After reviewing the maneuVres Of
the Back sss feet the party proceeded or
their WY to Gatchins.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
Result OF an Old Feud.
Special to the Gazette.

SptOIaI 70 sIIE UhLUkke'
DECATUR, Tx Oct. 90 This even
Ing shout 5 O'Clock William S.oudt, while
drinking, went into the engine room at
Newbury's mill snd raised quarrel with
the engineer, DEC Gill, over an old feud
Gill struck Stoudt over the head with q
piece Of pipe, crushing the skull, making
eerious IL not fatal wound. He will
pro oab!Y die before morning. Gil f d
Immediately and is still at large.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
SPOR TING.
will Retire from thu Ring.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL Oct. 29.-The
statement is made thst Nike Con!ey, who
wss las: week defeated by Joe McAuliHe
in glove contest, will permanently re-
tire from the prize ring.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
Bach with Els Bride.

Msrried, in Lexington, Ky, on
Wednesday, October 81, 1888, oy RYE
Il. Ward, Mrs. Ella S. Vineyard to Judge
S. Fdrnsn OF Fort Worth. No cards.
Jadge Furmsn and wife reached home
on Saturday evening. Ths7 will reside at
their home corner Taylor and Thirteenth
streets. =
Mrs. Furmsp, although n,tive of
Kentucky, liysd for several years in Gall
weston, ald then returned 10 her home N
Lexington, Ky. = .....,ssssssssSSssssfzs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
FIRE RECORD.
Cotton Gin Burned.

Special to the Gazette.
WATERFORD, TEX, Oct. 29.-Nsws
WAS received here last night that the new
Alliance Gotten gin recently built five
miles east OF Springtown in this county,
was burned Saturday night. It is thought
to be the wolk OF an incendisEy, and
Wiley Hartgrsve OF that community has
hssn arrested charged with the burning
OF the gin. Bartgrsve's brother owns q
cotton gin two miles from the Gin which
was buried. There wss no iniurarce OF
the Gin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30

TIE Enpress OF Japan has established
college for women, which is To BE- ruled
oy committee OF toItign Ianles. Two
OF these are Americans, Iwo E !g,isi ana
Tue other TWO Ffe.Ch and Ger,asp. re-
s0cC.iYelY y -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
ON WALL STREET.
Tia Stock Market F.ysrlsh Through.
out tue Day-Tho TiuEI Prizes
Show Fractional Declines.
Tho Feature in Railway Bonds the Recov
ery ia st. Loui-, ark nsas auc Texas
Firs!s-O h5r Intsrsits Doll.
GOVERNMENTS. STOCKS AND Roxns

~ T. " 1ObhI Wv
~ 29 Inc stock
market WAS, except il
q few Leading stocks,
which were made
special chi ects OF at
tack By the besrs, dull
snd ssggi1g and quite
t sVerish throughout
he entiIe day, ald the
Ii AL prices genersllg
show declines OF irsc-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
W anEe6,

O1e hundred thousand readers for n.
Flrt Worth WEEKLY GAzSrTx 1t 70 cent,
u!cnth, or 81 90 = year tie the beg,
nevAusper q the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30

written it, and alter few words a.
teInpted 10 strike her, whereupoa sac
che picked u2 piecs CT wood sid s,ruck
am NUN er Of TINES q7ith II. Els
brother appearing on the scene, he hsd.
IN default VI b&ii Stockton vas plscel IL
jail to await his TRIAL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
Germany.
THE EMPEROR AT HAMBURG.

HAMBURG, or. 29-Toe Emperor VIII
liam arrived here to. dsy. He wore q
generals undTess ua:iorD. He wss re-
caived by the ciS zsns in body, The
PEOPLE greeted the Emperor with great
Il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30

"Don': ecidssbod your new piano
or organ zssX q see Hsl & Heckis's
gaaa3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
. tho.e vine ssc Herring n =

To those who ss fering fl q
COus hs, GO uEICuesl rains.
fhea99nia, Rs.in lti.u,, Scia
Il a SSoth IKias so general
at sHssa oHH the year. Such
e ssi A. Ssf,s, sE r. .r inter
rem ~ " rch uny-r fats 20
,ssESi prompt relief when faith
2s,uI~nu ,nttIi2ently use e.
SSTri %s g: hg. made repu
q tali NO j. on It's merits US
: s'ien NC me Y. 'OmpOuu e.!
) OF scieatiac principle by chem
4 ists OF Il 4uOubIed ability and
integrity. LIS sr ut and IN
J cIea iasDo ul3-i J has induced
Z unecruru.ous imtlaLors to put
v mary fra Il en- cnun erfeits OIL
5'he market Careful buyers al
ways ask for BENsOS's PLAS-
ITER AVID reruse all others.
i tn Send two cent stamp te
& SeaU trg & Johnson, Il Plat
= SueH'. y y for copy of EstE
StrHctiOHS fro the DOcfontsa
valuable household back.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30

The Grand sepuassat .s.rros mus.
have merit orSthYwo1!a not nave
been imita'edssI& SO many fsc.or'es
When you 10y % to see tee red sea- a,
factory q4he bd Sold bY,an tfsts
class de4ers. q s.a,.se;ssssgIs..ss. q, =,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30

The erssRSasifc Bufo is 3 good
substitute D. - deadly cigarette. Try
II orce audSGuEHlll bs convinced SQH
BIZ all fl slsss deslafa. e. II
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30

Ey anime the faSHeesot! citing s,oyes
a. Il. L LNafSps, CO I er Fiest and
Fl ustoIsEsssg.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30

"Do1't SsStds s&ni yous new piano
or OF - nnaF yoa s,e H.l & q .ckle.syss6 ~
...s.f ss-sss& eSNS'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
GREAT FIRE GERMANY.

BERLIN, Oci. 90 Ere has been raging
SIEGE 1I eaIlv hour ct Heuenfeld, near
Casa. Two hundred houses are IN ashes
aud 1900 persons h meiess snd destitute
Great distress prevails.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30
DALLAS RACES.

The Last Regular Races of tina Season
sone Good Sport.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-30

rhl Finest ksfssl Sh West
At knderson,s guy eSofe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-04

ststuettes. painted, printed o. othsrwiss
decorated or ornamented In any
manner," arc under the present Law pro.
tected BY so per cent duty. They ere
the olly articles of China ware % protected,
(es Mr.. Pearson's statement sbove) snd
the reduction on these, proposed IN IL
Mills bill, isoply 10 per cent
Another OF Ar. Pssrson's Aistakes.
But let rs take mp another feature Of
Mr. Pearson's ri,tskel The distin.
suthed potter has attempted 10 give what
he would no doubt charGcteriss . fatf
and accurate table representing the pro-
roed tariff reductions in the Mills bill.
Let rs take the item Of decorated
China for an instance. The pres.
ent duty on this class Of goods
is 60 per cent the Mills bill places 1t %
80 per cent The difference is 10per teut.
Yet Mr.. Pearson makes IL l6y per cent
reduction. In other words, the percent.
sgs Mr.. Pearson gives is q percentage On
the amount of the present tariff and not on
the raiue Of the article. Let Ne illustrate;
crate Of decorated ware costirg 500 In
Europe would ccst with tsriff duties. In
This country, under the present lsv, $3.50.
Under the Mills bill, not Considering the
item Of package, era and Charge which ts
put at 10 per cent it would cost $50.
The difference is $40, not SIC 66i, n Mr..
Pearson attempts to make the public b.
live. The tables Of reduction then given
above should stand plain and simple with
oat any ledge demain,, o. follows:
Present Tariff Mills Bill Rsdrc-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-04
SLICK sWINDLERS
Work Boone County Farmers for Large
Sums.

Work Boone County Farmers for Large
Sums.
Special telegram 10 the Register.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, October 3.-Nu-
merous Complaints have reached this city
within the Ia,t week ef swindle's, who
90 out % back counties and under guise Of
peddlers sc goods to unsuspecting farm
ers and for large sum Of money, then get
the goops hack, leaving but few tr'fing
articles with purchasers. Last Saturday
tws Of this gang visited the homes OF Jas.
Midk;ff and VIM. Scott, near Rae ne,
Boone county, and gave names of j.
Thompsoa and Lewis Lapland, the former
an American aid the latter Frenchman,
and stli the parties fifty and twenty five
dollR,b' vo,th Of goods resp sctiv,ly. The
psdalers separated, leaving nothing be-
bind, other than that they were business
rel Of this city and bad stock OF goods
To GisyuSe Of Mdkiff and Scott we're IN
,ha city to-day looking for the parties, but
did not fad them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-04
POINTS ON PEOPLE.

Movements ofCitirens and the Coming and
Going Of Strangers.
Senator Faulkner left for Washington
last night.
Epbriam Hane, of Proctor, Ohio, is at
the Howell
Mr.. John Fallon returned from Colum-
bu, yesterday.
Mr.. Jno. Fine,y, of Pittsburg, is In the
city on business.
L. B. Botts, Of Glencoe, Ohio, was at
the Howell yesterday.
Hon. J. N. Camden was in the city yes
terdsy for few hourr.
Orloff Miller, who travel, for . Phila-
delphia House, is in the city.
J.R. Andeno,, q well known merchant
Of Brink, w. Va, is at the Howell
Mrs. J. II. Mathewson and children and
Miss. Morrison, of Syracuse, Ohio, are quar-
tered at the Howell House.
Prof. Bsrt Wilkins, of Harrisyille, Ohio,
has accepted q position with F. W. Baum
er & Co. as travelling salesman.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. UhI, Of Williamstown,
W. Va, storpsd of st the howell yester'
day. on their way to Pittsburg.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Hsupdsn Zane, Of Wash
ipgton, d. c., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Platoff Zane at Pleasant Valley.
Mr.. Ed. F. Booking left LAST evening on a
business trip through Ohio, selling red trs
torchea, which be Is ex tensively ma1ufAe'
turiXA
r. J. welsy Webb. DID,, OF Man.
nioaton, called to ses Us yesterday. Ht
ssys tba. the Democracy Of his section is in
god sh,pe and confident Of success.
Mr. and Mrs.. ". Ksmler and Miss Tillia
Wiedman AID Mr.. Heny Conrad, of.Pis's
burg, South Side, are visiting MI. aae
Mr.. G. @. Miller, Of TIE South Side.
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ANOTHER COMES OVER.
Hon. VIM. Baird, of Washington, Pa.
Comes Out for Cleveland.

Hon. yym. Baird, of Washington, Pa,
Comes Out for Cleveland.
Specid. Tlsgrdrl 10 The Register.
WASHINGTON, Pa October 3.-Arother
break has teen made in tie ranks Of the
g o p. aud that right in this stronghold OF
Republican principles. Hon. William A.
Bard, OF this township, fa' announced his
iu,e 1ticn of supporting Cleveland and
Thurman, and the principles of the Demo-
cratic platform. Mr.. Baird has bee one OF
tbs leading and most Influential Republi-
cans of this COUNTY; end the change in bis
political creed ia a most serious oLe to the
Republican, and We Y iuportapt one to
the Democratic parry Til, flop has Gre
ated qui'e an excitement in tie camp Of
Republican managers as they fear that
many more will follow. Mr.. Baird raises
a good many sheep. Hs says that the
Mil, Bill will not rsducs the price of wool
in the least
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AMERICAN INTERESTS

Deeply Involved In the Samoan Difaculty.
NEW YORK, October "A Washington
special to the Times says: The Samoan
question" has reached a point which
makes its satisfactory settlement a matte:
of very great concern to the United States
and the most careful attention ia now be-
ing psi ID to it by our government. Presi-
dent Cleveland has recently taken hold of
the subject, and thee is reason to believe
tlst it will soon be laid before the Cabinet
for consideration. The recent course OF
Germany in seizing and carrying off the
Samoan king and setting up an irsurgent
in his place certainly appears to be in
hagrant violation of the agreement between
that government and Great Britain and
the UIised States, that the anatomy of
the Samoan Islands shall not bs disturbed.
At last accounts the Samoans had revoted
against the king set up by the Germans
and had him and his party coopsd mp in
the capital.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-04
THE UNION BRIDGE.
Three Hundred Men to Commence Work
Early Next Week.

Three Hundred Men to Commence Work
Early Next Week.
Messrs D. NJ. Carey, of New York, and
J. L. Duke, of Bsrea, Ohio, contractors on
the Uaion Bridge, arrived in the dty
several days since and have besn engaged
in arrap gipg preliminaries for the COM
mencement of the work. Mr.. Duke wac
seen by reporter last evening, and said:
"Mr. Carey and myself have been here
making arrangements for securing stone
and attending to some other matters, at
the same time looking over the ground.
We leave for Cleveland in the morning to
get cur machinery together, and expect to
be back here again by Monday to COM
mence work"
Where will the first work be done?"
"Ws will at first bald the bridge over
Wheeling Creek at the Eastern end of the
proposed tunnel. Work on the tunnel
vii also re commenced this fall so that a
io:ce of mea can be kept const,ntly at
work all winter. By tine time the tunnel
is flushed the bridge will be completed.
We expect to start with force Of about
80 men-hsrdly anything less. Yes; the
work will be pushed through rapidly and
it will be big boom for Wheeling, can
assure you?"
This looks like business.