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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-08-04

Stephen Dakin, A Musser, Lsmoille;
F D Haskell, Austin; w 8 Fender. Car
lin; E McKellips, Virginia City; Milt
Polk, Halleck.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-08-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GEN HoTEl Bartlett & OstseicLsr Or.
ProprietoFs

VIM Provost, J N McMahon, Tusca-
rorn; Oswald McDermott, Lnmoille;
Ben LieheI, ] d Bacon, B F Swartz,
E D Wenhan, O Samuel, s f; A N
Brown. Union City; H A Tate, Winnie
mucca; X P H.mill. J B Fitch, Wells;
Miss Fannie Mayer, Fort Hnlleck.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-08-04

DEPOT HoTEL--CIark Il Green, Proprie
tors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02

IuR community was shocked yesterday
by the intelligence of the sudden death of
DR.. THOMAS H. LOGAN.
Dr.. LOGAN Was too well known by al
mos. all cor citizens to make it necessary
TO refer 20 the extent OF the loss which the
community suffers in his death. He was
not only a most estimable gentleman in
private life, but q valued pahlio servant
and his immediate friends and connee-
tiols hardly suffer more by his demise
than society at large. There was not 3
movement for tbs bstterment Of our COM
munity in which he WAS not prominent
actor. He held many offices Of
trust within the gift Of the people
and 50 a public servant was always consei.
entious aad scrupulously careful Of the in
tsrss,s coutded to him. He wss identified
with Wheeling So very few of our older
citizens are, and was ever found adgocat-
ing DER best interests, not a. politician,
but a. a public spirited citizen, having at
heart ou!y the best interests Of cur city
and psople.
He w4s a. TIE time OF mis- death, can
didste for the House of Delegates on the
Republican ticket. We refer, in detail,
elsewhere 10 Dr. LOGAN's life and public
services. Sofics 1t TO ssy, however, that
though there are many more prominent in
public LIE than DR.. LOGAN wss, there are
mona more universally respected and hon.
nred
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02
A NEW RAILROAD.
An Important Feeder of the o. X. r.
Opened Up.

An Important Feeder of the o. X. r.
Opened Up.
Special Telegram 10 the Register.
PARKERsBURG, W. WA, October L.
To-day President Thompson, Master Me-
chanic jerks and other officials Of the
Ohio River railroad went to Ripley to at
tend the opening of the Ripley and Mill
Creek Valley railroad. This is new
standard guage road eleven miles long ex-
tending from Ripley in jackson county
to Millwood on the Ohio river. While
not owned by the Ohio River railroad
company it is practically operated by them
and the Ohio River company have en-
dorsed the bonds. This week only trains
for the JsckEoa County fair will run, but
in q few days q regular schedule will be
made and trains run regularly. The roll
ing stock of the Ohio River road will be
used,
Parties returning from there say that
thousands of ties and large quantities of
other timber are all ready to be loaded
into freight cars. The road promises to
be an important feeder for the Ohio River
rosd, and at an early date will probably be
extended to the coal fields In the interior
of the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02
Who Examined Il Say Il b Not Al
Wool
AID rHB COLONEL ADMITS II.
A Sample 1t the "Ragistr' 0aaos ks
Examination.
Another Republican Lie Naild---I. Y, Null
Didn't Hop---C ". Daley Wakes
Up the Democrat Of HlrriSon---
The Gof-Wilson Joint
Dsbse.

Birdie Hart's SO shoddy suit still par.
sues him. Like Banquo's shost u will
not down. Saturday Col. Hart spoks st
Sstsrsville. The 80 suit was along also.
In fact the suit and . clsttsrins aggrsss-
tion Of ten pans did mort Of tho spsaking
for the Colonel.
Yesterdays Isteiliseseer In giving IN %
count Of the meeting, gravsly stated that
two well.known workmsn In . woo!sn
mill had examined the suit and pro-
nounced IL all wool; this, TOO, In fsos ef
the fact that the manufsctursr who made
the goods oonfsssss that il shoddy. The
Intelligesosr must have known that ths
statement Wa false at the time. u now
appears that the men who examipsd tie
$40 garments. NOT only ~ they ass sss
sll wool, but they forced Col. Hart him.
self to admit It. The following oonuani.
cation explains itsslf:
sIsrrRsvILLK. W. Va, Octobsr I.
10 a< Editor Of M Re0sstr.
sIR:-Your own Birdie Hart was down
here Saturday and spoke b sn imiasass
audience Of 81 people.
We go from Mondays Isteuisesor that
Mr.. Riley and Mr.. Coz, two smployss q
Mesrs. Senior & Murphy's woolsn mills,
examined Brides nine dollar suit and pro.
nounced It not shoddy bot god woolsa
fabric.
The suit and piece Of goods from which
the suit was made were Garrett l'y ezsmtnsd
By the aforsaid gentlemen and neither Of
them say that II u oil wool. They both
ngree that Q good part Of IL u cotton, ssd
no did Birdie himself In the private co..
vsrsation, and Mr.. Cox says hs doss net
think Il contains IN ounce OF wool.
J. B. Bremen, who represeuts the we'll
krown hrm OF Wheat 4 Naylor, aad b Q
compstent judge, also examined The geees
and bs says II Is mot wool.
This man Mr.. Riley Ia recent impeetar
sion from England and y Rspeblican cd
in favor Of protection, bat hs wants su q
his fellsw. men to b allowed 70 CONS ever
free of duty. He says that whils ths
wages sre higher In this county, - 60
live better in Eoeland On The wsgss psiA
in that country because renb, food I'D
clothing are 90 much cheaper.
During Birdis's talk on The tsrih, ..
old toldisr, and Union Democrat, asksd
Birdie TO please tell his sudisnos, which
was composed mostly Of soldiers, why
Cleveland and his sdministrssioa hsd
done 20 much for the soldiers.
This stumped Birdie, who tried 10 "a
did dodge the question By rsplyisg thss
this vss . tariff meeting and 10 could not
stop 10 deal In hard fs<ts and fsurea
Ha speech wss very Dat snort snd Q
complete failure. II pleased ths Ds1e-
crs6 nightly and Disguised sll intsali.
gent Republicans. The Dsmocrstic Eco
utive Committee hsd better employ hin %
stump tho State for Clsvslss6, II - viii
agree 70 do and talk - b did hsrN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02
A LIE NAILED.

Another "IatsiiiGsasss" YiS11ss Whs
Didn't Hlop.
The Istenisescer yesterday morning 60
tained what purpoftsd 70 b . dspsash
from New Martinsvills, In vhish u ~
stated that J. n. Null, prouissst Dso.
ocrst Of wstssl eounty, hsd 6sppsd b
Harrison and Morton. Tbs Istsi7iSna~
has msds record o. ths nasufsetsfs &
"COPPER", and this 10 no sxespties. II.
Null spsaks ios himself Let ID. b
hesd.
NEw MARrIxsvILLE, Oetsas I, 1se8.
To ne Editor Of ~ Reels11:
sIR:-So much Of tbs csmnaaisatisa n
the Inteuigxc1 Of to-day. Which soeess
That I have cone oat In fsves q HAIRLESS
and Mostoa, I bsao1 - .
villful nd naiicisus faisIAssd -
IA only one Of The many eanpaien liss ~
can b found In The shove dolly. b - 9
ON sbls 10 lsarn, ths nssSa.g = ~ -
otbsr wsy, ssd wba ~ vvos
OF old Wstssl is eesntsd yss wtn ~.
oover that shs Will psll bs ssasl
majority of o05 steesG witAest ~ - q
4 sfnsis naa, fee 0fovss CIsvsaao4 -
tariff issesm. Yssfs, e.,
The shove = fir aop,s = ~ -.
psrs 70 called the LstelHSHo0 10 Ssee -.
posips upon its rssdefa Tbe Rspsbhmn
nmpsiRn mast ipdssd b rsdsssd - ~
extrsma ef 6epsrssIes, whss u = ssesht
70 esia q sdvastsp b. ~ nAesfastess
d Sach faleohoods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02

PRESIDENT CLEyELAND's message &C
comparyipg his approval Of the Chinese
bill makes his p'th of duty plain under
the premises. The original treaty was
conceived aud formulated at the sugges-
tion and with the approval Of the Chinese
government. The duration of the prohib-
itory clause was fixed at twenty years
The Senate amendments to the treaty were
agreed to by the Chinese Minister.
America performed her duty in accord
snce with her obligations. Bat when the
moment to sign the treaty came, the Chi
nese government rsfused to accsde to terms
which i: had itself originally proposed.
Under these circumstances there was bat
one resort, and that resort was the Scott
exclusion bill. 1t is the paramount duty
of every country to exclude from its popu-
lstiou every foreign element that may re-
tard its prosperity and growth. In pro-
hibitiug the immigration of Chinese labor
eGs The United States government has only
discharged that duty, and it is matter o.
nationsl eorgra,ulstion that it hss done
without the violation of treaty obligations
OF giving Just cause for irritation or COM
plaint.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02

ED,TOs BIRDIE HART has lost none of
his gall. lie is still going sbo1t the dis
trilt. whssever Re is admitted, declaring
that his 81 suit is all wool. He is doing
this in the face Of the declaration Of the
manufac,utey Of the suit that there is no
wool ia / and nothing but shoddy.
He was a. Sistersville a day or 80 ago,
and there he sail he Submitted the
garment to BONE wooden mill men who
said his estimate of its quality was correct.
Now this a la mistake on BIRDIE's part,
for these vIelen-mill men said nothing OF
the kind. 1go of them at least told BIR-
DIE the exl& reverse OF what he wrote to
the IatsESscsr and our Sstersyille
eorresponds1. to back il up,
sends us clipping from BRIDES
suit itself. Il Is now on exhibition
at the REGEiSR office, aud any one who
isskeptical 4 the subject is invited to in
spect il. Va have submitted it to compe
tent Judges, do can see no wool about it
and We are az ol1 to submit it TO Others
lis the sorzss looking stuff We have seer
for many by. BIRDIE had better
shake" tha. suit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02
THE IDOL SMASHED.
Our Governor Chews Up the Republics,
Demi.God.

Our Governor Chews Up the Republican
Demi-God.
PHILIPPI, September 20.
To the Editor Qfte Register:
SIR: Goff has been brought to at last. A
shot across her bows brought the Republi-
can privateer to bay at Philippi, after a
long pursuit. Governor Wilson was the
captain, and if the prize had been worth
the show she wonld have been towed into
port and exhibited az the "only original"
naval dodger of the campaign. As it was,
she was scuttled and sunk with oil her
crew.
Goff, with large expectations, took the
stand. His appearance was the signal for
great applause. He smiled his beneicent
smile. He moved his patroRiziug arm.
He called the crowd his countrymen-his
friends-his neighbors. He spoke of their
beautiful pastures, their green fields, their
purlipg streams, their massive forests,
their sky-kissing hills, their fertile farms.
He led them through the trscklsss wastes
where now the iron horse plows his "scli-
tsry way" West Virginia was his ma
tive land" Their flag was his flag
the flag of their Countrywide
emblem Of their glory. This was
a glorious couutry-and all these "Protec.
ton" calmly claimed as her sons. And
so he went on. 1t was pretty, it must be
confessed.
He closed in an hour. Then Gov. Will
son rose. He caught the vast audience on
the first round. He said land made no
apology for the threat he intended to
worst Goff's beauteous Protection Hum.
buggery beyond description. They felt at
once be could do it. They saw Gof had
Caught q tartar" that he had mistaken
his man. For five minutes he could not
proceed for applause.
His address was mastery performance,
and answered General Goff at every point
It is not saying too much TO gay that Goff
was the most completely used up man that
ever met an adversary, and certainly Gov.
Wilson never made such speech before.
It is impossible to describe it, the man or
the effect Webster once said, True elo-
qusnce indeed does not consist in speech.
It is in the man, the subject and the occa-
siop." This was illustrated here to-day.
1t was mighty triumph of truth and in
tellect over falsehood and buncombe. II
is worth scores of votes TO the ticket in the
county. Gov. Wilson'S humorous psrora-
ton was absolutely Incompatible. 1t
completely paralyzed Gof's dosing effort.
In his half-hour's speech he was cold and
pulseless. His color was gone. he saw
1t was impossible to climb that
tumultuous sea of seetting sarcssm.
He felt it. He tip-toed it. He rounded
his periods. He piled Ossian upon Pelion,
but il was no use.
Gov. Wilson was an hour getting
through his congratulations to his hotel
All day he received q stream Of callers and
was in the most exhilirart mood. He
was proud of his triumph, and well be
might be.
Surely Phillip is entitled to the palm
for 1888. CAM. PAIGN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02
N. Z. CONFERENCE.
Last Day observation-disclosures for
the wheeling District
Special Tleorrm 10 tie Reoisr

Last Day observation-disclosures FOL
the wheeling District
Special Tsie9rrm TO tie Re0isr.
FAIRM0NT, October The preachert
gathered at an early hour this morning u
attend the last session Of conference.
There was evident anxiety On the part ol
many ss to what disposition this last and
final session would make of them. INT
opening services were conducted by Rev
W. G.. Rihsldaffsr. The minutes wert
read and approved, and The regular ordel
Of business was taken mp.
The reports from committees were called
for, and the report from the Committee
on Sabbath Observance wss presented By
the chairman W. Writ King. It va
clear, upequivocsl, radical. The follow.
ing resolutions, concerning camp meetiDgl
that keep open gates on Sundays, wert
adopted by unanimous vote:
Resolved, first, That we rsafirm aud In
durse the action of the last General Con-
ference on she Sabbath question, in which
the following forcib'e language IL used
I'VE condemn the practice Of camp meet
ings and Sundays school assemblies Of oui
church in keeping open gates and charg.
ing admission fses on the Sabbath 6sy"
Resolved, second, That so far ne our Own
conference is concerned. We will not At
tend or cooperate in sry wsy with any
camp meeting, or any association that per-
mits the dissertations that have already
been mentioned.
Rtsolred, third, That We request the
ministers from other conferences to respect
our wishes and not to come within the
bounds of our conference to attend such
mt etings as this report condemns.
The Chairman called upon the con.
ference to give attention TO the reading oi
the above resolutions 80 ss to vote intslli-
gently. The Bishop said that any one
who violated these resolutions should be
arraigued aud tiied st the next con-
ference. This forever settles the question
of our ministers attending camp meetings
on Sunday. The resolutions carried unAn-
imously.
The Bishop prsfaced the reading Of the
appointments with few appropriate and
feeling words of counsel. The following
are the appointments for the Wheeling
district:
s. Ernest Jones, Prs,iding Elder.
Benwood-C. s. Allemong.
Cameron--F. N. Lynch.
Dallas-H. @ Sanford.
Folton-C. Z. Leatherby.
Greene-J. T. E,chelberger.
Marshall-L. ID. Roberts.
Moundsville-L. l.. Stewart.
Moupdsville Circuit-C. Fl. Lakin.
New Msrtinsville-D. s. Hammond.
New Martinsville Circuit Smith.
Pleasant Valley-D. A. Denton.
Short Creek and Libsrty-B Ison.
Triadelphii-T. E Galway.
Chsplipe Sereet-W. G. Riheldaffer.
Fourth Street-R F. Randolph.
North Stree'-M. F. Dryden.
Thompson Church-G w. Grimes.
Wesley Cbapel--D. l. Ash.
Zane Street-C. B. Graham.
Rev. w. Writ King, Of Bsnwood, goes
t, Huntington, and Rev. ]. II. Hess, o.
Short Creek, to Grafton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02
Political Points.

A call for o State Convention of the
American party at Tweddle Hall, New
York, October 10, has been issued.
The City and County Democracy Of Col.
umbus, O., turned out Saturday night over
fys thousand strong in honor Of Judge
Thurman, who reviewed tie procession
from his residence on Rich street. Tea
thousand people gathered on the lawn,
and Mr.. Thurman made brief, neighboriy
sneech. He was followed by Congressman
Outhvaits snd some local speakers, the
meeting lasting till midnight.
General Harrison will receive eleven
delegations the coming week, four from
Indiana, five from Illinois and one escf
from Ohio and Michigan.
Anna Dickinson denies that she bas seni
a heavy bill for 'texpenses"y-S the Repub
lican National COMMITTEES. sd y nys sh'
pays for her own dresses.
Secretary Ingalls, has written letter il
which he says that tho tariff needs revision
but the time is too short to take action Be
fore the adjournment of Congress.
Senator Blair, of New Hsmpsblre, w
rotten egged while making politica
speech at stsunton, Va Only touf egg
were thrown. The citizens generally con
denim the ect.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02
CONDENSED TELKsRAMA.

The course of studies In the Catholic
Upiyepit ut Baliip more vii bs reSsned
to the Psp.. II Is understood that ths
S.lpitiors will haye control Of tho thso-
loxcAl department.
General Superintendent WMhburn hsa
conducted an Investigation into ths
dressed beef business in Chicago and 70
rorts that the charges made BY Inspector
McCutche,n, Of PittsbuIg, were unfousded'
A Norwegian brig hss arrived At Phils'
deIphis with yellow fsvef aboard. Thre>
sailors died at -.
Chicago ticket brokers have besa We
timizsd ont of shout x, 600 By man and
woman selling forged tickets On the III
no;s Central. Over 100 shops suffer.
John Nsth and Charles Blake, Of Do
buq., were drowned whils cut rowfngyo
terdsy morning.
Tbs Sioux Commission reports tbst u
Sioux Indisus objected to giving up tbsi
| lands more on account Of the mAnnR Q
payment propcsed than anything eise
They want ths Government 70 bay tbst
Lands outright
Nm. Henry Wsttersoa was given - 9
thusisstic reception By the people .
Louisville las: night. he addrs1e1 q
| audiencs Of over 8, coo.
Tee,e have been so cases d small poz .
Buffalo, n. Y, sud II desths.
Deacon Richard Smith, Of ths 0ncisnst
cbameyeial Gdssss, has bousht ~ Ted
lOona0cil
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02
OLD HUTCH'S DEAL.
Great Exoitems snt In the Wheat Plt-The
Prios of Bread Goes Up.

Great Excitement In the wheat ft-Ine
Prios Of Bread Goes Up.
CHICAGO, October 1.-The monthly de.
liveries of wheat were light, Hutchinson
delivered nearly all Of it, but it was no,
ticed that the bulk of it finally landed
with Eggleston and Poole Sherman. Ac,
cordipg to man, who has watched mat
ters closely, Hutch" took the wheat out
of his tight hand and put into his left
Wheat opened active, strong and higher.
First sales were I to &c higher than Satur'
days close. The greatest activity was in
December, which in three minutes had
Jumped to 81 04. Opening prices at 1890
o'clock were: October, 81 03; November,
ST. O3s; December, $1O4t; May, $1.O4
From the opening price December cold
very quickly up to 81 043, and fluctnated
rapidly between that figure and III. O3s
At IL o'clock it took IN up turn, striking
S1,O5 at 11:19 and 81 OH at 11:22 amid
great excitement. At 1l:27 December wss
selling at 81. 06s. At 1l:2O, $l.O7t was
bid. At IL o'clock futures were quoted;
October, 81 O3; November, 81. 04!; Decem-
Der, ST. OBJ; May. S1.O43. At l1:33 De
cembsr touched Sl.0s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02
Visible Supply Of Grain.

CHICAGO, October The visible sup
ply of grain on Saturday last in comparison
with that Of the corresponding Saturday,
as reported to the Board Of Trade By its
Secretary, is as follows: Wheat, $50, ,133
bushels; increase, 499, $40 bushsls Corn,
10, 175. 29s busb' L.; increase, 215, 307 bush.
,ls Oats, $500, ,85S bushels; increase,
929, ,s43 bushels. Rye, 623, OLA bushels;
Increase, 143, 243 bushels. Barley, BOG, 7s4
ou.hele; increase, 10,713 bushels
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02
THE SCOURGE STRENGTHENS,

Hard to Break the Fevsr's 0rip-Ninoty'
nine New Cases.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, October 1.-Ths
scourge has increased in force again, and
the new csses reported for the twenty.
four hours number 90, Of which 25 were
white and "a colored. There were 10
deaths. Total number Of cases to date,
9, ,275r total deaths, 264.
The mercury last night fell nearly to the
frost line. II is cool to- night, but . frost
before the last of October would break the
record for the last ak teen years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02
Tho Senate BIlI Complstsd.

WASHINGTON, Octobsr There was .
foil meeting Of the Finance Committee
this morning, at which three or four points
which were left open In the tariff bill were
considered and disposed Of. The bill 10
now complete and will be reported - soon
as the minority shall finish its report,
Senator Beck's contribution TO the minor
ity reIort, which was expected this morn
ing has not yet been received.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02
Mnda LaHa hy Grover.

WASHINGTON, October 1.-The Presi'
dent has signed the act 10 create boards Of
arbitration or commissions for settling
controversies and differences between rail.
road corporations and common carriers en-.
gaged in interstate and Territorial
transportation Of property or passenger,
and their employees. Also for the investi.
CATION Of the mining debris question in the
State OF California.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02
VIII Settle With the Rioters.

MONTREAL, ONT, Octobsr 1.-Signor
Maritti, the Italian Consul here, has sI.
changed several kilograms With the Off.
cials Of the Hereford Railroad Company.
and an answer to one from the manager Of
the company, asking for conference with
him With reference to the laborers' claims,
he has sent dispatch stating that he will
leave to-day tor Cooksbire. Signor Mari.
otti has also telegrsphed to the Governor
General, calling attention to the matter,
and asking if the Governor can do any
thing for the laborers' relief.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02
The Old Romans Plans.

COLUMBUS, October Judge Thurman
said in an interview last night that he had
not written o line of his letter of accept
ance, had too much other correspondence
to attend to just now, and when he die
write it wonld make it short. The Judge
said he had not suffered from the cold Sat
urday night, but his wife said he had Sc
we're fit of coughing yesterday morning
and ought not to expose himself any more
He admits some apprehension Of inclem
ent weather next month during his 1ndi
ana trip, but says he will 90 anyhow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02
Pleading for spencer's Life.

BALTIMORE, Md, October 1.-Thous-
ands of people are signing petitions to
Gov. Jackson to commute the sentence of
Henry J. Spencer Of Cumberland, who
was to have been hung yesterday for the
murder of Scott Dawson, but was respited
for month. Hundreds Of names have
already been signed to the petitions in
this city alone, and several prominent
men are devoting their whole time to
circulating petitions all over the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02
R.b.m,.n Cs,holio Societies.

CHICAGO, October 1.-The weeks session
of the Biennial National Assembly Of the
Bohemian Catholic Societies OF the United
stotes closed yesterday afternoon with .
stre.t parade Of the members Of the vsr.
ious societies. Five thousand penops
were in line. Fourteen bands furnished
the music. The next assembly will b hsld
10 New York two yess heucs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-02
THEY MED HIM.
Jimmy Blaine Will be Kept in the Eastern
States.

Jimmy Blaine VIII be Kept In The Eastern
States.
INDIANAPOLIS, October l. 1.-There
are excellent reasons for believing that
the Republican National Committee has
changed Mr.. Blaine's appointments for
Indiana, and that owing to the pressing
demand from Mr. Blaine from Connecticut
and New Jersey and other Eastern States,
his Indiana canvass will be a brief ore,
confined perhaps, to two speeches. Other
distinguished speakers will be detailed to
fill his remaining three appointments.