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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-11-29
TENNESSEE REGULATORS
NEGROES TERRoRIzED ALONG
THE KENTUCKY BORDERS.
Terrible Crime in Florida-A Ban1
Cashier Under Surveillance-The
Criminal Record.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. 26-J. A
Johnson, a drummer for wholesale gro
Gerry OF this city, is just in from triJ
which took in Smith, jackson and Cla.
counties He says that a veritable pant
exists there over the operations of bant
OF regulators, by whom negroes alone ar
molested. The organization appears tt
have its headquarters at Carthage, Smith
county, but others assert the regulators are
located in Tompkinsville, KY
just over the border Abou
two months ago notices to leave O,
stop certain practices were chaked on tn.
doors Of many colored people, particularly
along the bottoms of the Cumberland
river. No attention was paid to the notices.
Last week score Of men surrounded the
house of Hicks Smiley near Gladdico, and
calling him out tied him to trees and BULL
a fire about him. The flames were no,
allowed to touch him, though he was heated
up pretty we'll. He was then released and
run into his house with a dozen
smart ticks from whip on his legs
Next night ''Mot" Tompkins was enticed
from his 10 s., four miles further down
the river, his head shaved and his back
tarred and feathered He was told to warn
his thieving neighbors to look out. The
first man severely whipped was Watt Jen
kins, tenant on the farm of R. L. Had
dock near Butler Landing. He received
twenty lashes on the legs for illegal posses
sion of fowls, and told he would be hanged
the next time. Molly Powell, coloreo
girl whose reputation is not the best, was
tied to frisky mule and galloped almost
nude dozen miles up and down the road
near Celina She was threatened with ia,
and feathers, and ducking in the Cumber.
land if she didn't go to Nashville. The
latest victim is Henderson Duke, very old
colored man residing near Carthage. Hs
was the most severely punished of any who
have been visited. Duke is accused OF steal
ing The raiders have created the creates,
terror among the colored people.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-11-29
\ New Railroad Opened.

WENoNA, Mimi, Nov. 24.-The Winona
q southwestern railway was formally
ne ell to-day by an excursion over the first
MoIty mile, t. ndeled by President Will
7" indo Il and other officials to 200
ioe men and representatives of the
- If the State. The road is intended to
y link between Winona and Omaha
i great transcontinental line, including
ae~ awanna and Green Bay and Winona
d lie Last, and the Union Pacific in the
eIt. and will also connect at Sioux City
Itlu a projected line to Ogden.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-11-29
i:o~ton Stock Brok. T., Fail.

L SToN. Mass, Nov 24.-J. w. Mackin-
On Y Co., stock brokers, have failed.
'hrir laEltie, cannot be stated
L.fe Ia lare is owing chiefly to the decline
j f.AAt y lere Marquette railroad secur4
ties tue firm being unable to respond to
MARGINS II these stocks When the COM
Jan, won its late suit, Mr.. Macintosh be-
ieyed the stock would advance largely on
is merits, and SO advised his friends. In
tempting to hold the stock against the in
vitable, he has accumulated more than he
now able to carry.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-11-29
Shot at BY an Enrased Husband.

WAvERLY, Iowa, Nov. 26.--A sensation
was occasioned here Saturday night by an
attempt at murder. Some weeks ago
George Ackley and his wife of GAINESVILLE,
Wis, separated because of the wife's fond
ness for young man named Lou st. John,
Mrs. Ackley came here and was followed
by ST. John Saturday night Ackley met
his wife and her lover on the street, and,
drawing a revolver, fired several shots at
the latter. None Of the shots took effect.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-11-29
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
COMING, EVENTS

cast their shadows before. The advent Of
cold weather is the advent of the WINTER
DRESS GOODS SEASON.
We're ready for it, Al styles All prices
but every one such close trimmed price
that it and the pocket book can't fail to agree.
SO in. FLANNEL SUITINGs, mixtures SIC
SO in. NOVELTY SUITINGs, stripes and plain
to match Gor combinations soc
AZ in. LADIES' SUIT1NGs, coors and mix
50 in. FLANNEL SUITING, mixtures soc
SO in. HENRIETTAs. [half wool y. 25c
80 in. ENGLISH CAsHMEREs .Isc
SO in. fine TRICoTs, mixtures . 90, 75c
"a in, MEDINA SUITINGs, in stripes and
checks zoe
80 in. HENRIETTAs silk finish soc
40 in. HENRIETTAs, best imported 75c
AZ in. ENGLISH HENRIETTAs, new weave, 81
AZ and 50 in. BRoADcLoTHs, best
made SI.oo, $50
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-11-29

Robbed the Pacific Express Company.
AUSTIN, Texas, Nov. 2s.-D. G. Florry,
whose parents reside at Four Rocks, Md,
and who has been acting as cashier of the
Pacific express office of this city, was ar
rested to-day charged with doing away
with package containing over 81, 200.
Florry this evening confessed and gave
directions to find the package, which had
been buried in a vacant corner of Brazos
and Fourth streets. Over $500 of the
money was recovered.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-11-29
New York.

NEW York. Nov. 2i.-WHEAr-L Liberal un.
loading of longs. sharp break in prices, OF
full 21s D2ssc heavy. No. 2 red december
81 01W Dl.p41s, January tl.044 .y3 :, Feb,
ruary, il.SI 'bl.O.>a; May, l.04 L.. Conn
Dull AGD1sc lower No. :. December, 40 a
40 G January, 4, 1880. OATS Moderately
active and steady: Western CO. IA c. Pro-
visions. BEEF Steady. plate mess 95oO
1907, extra do $40 $3.50. PoRK-Quiet; Sl5.7j
0l6..5. LARD-Steady, quiet; steam rendered
sS.ST,~.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-11-29
FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2-GRAINS-Ca wheat
dull, poor demand; corn quiet limited Cali
fornia CLUB wheat IS o3.d. Q red winter s.
Id, NO spring So Il. American mixed
corn 4s a15d FfhUR-M innea polls fir It bak ers'
flour rs. Futures, wheat easy moderate de.
lnand corn quiet; bacon steady, good demand,
Yard firm cheese quiet but steady lard flu.
lures uuiet but steady.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-11-29
Given Arsenic With His Food.

LAPoRTE, Ind, Nov. 2S.-A few weeks
ago Isaac Sauer, aged 10, died from the
effects of a dose of arsenic, and his 12-year-
old sister was arrested on suspicion Of
having mixed the poison with his food. The
grand jury has ordered the arrest of the
child's father on suspicion of being an ac-
comnlice
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-11-29
PUN DEKLY REFLECTED.
AGAIN CHOSEN CHIEF OF THE
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
Barry Says the Coopers Will Join His
New Observation-Disclosures Proceed
ings in the Assembly.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 24.-TerenceV.
'owderly has been reelected as general

master workman of
the Knights of La
Dor. The ballot
stood ia to 81.
Wheat of Iowa was
elected 6 Q n g + a l
worthy fireman.
The coopers Of
Chicago, Mr.. Barry
says, have written
to him that if Pow
derby is reelected
they are ready to co
operate with him in
forming a separate
organization. He
says he has letters
from all over the
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-11-29
EscaDed from Jail.

ST.. IGNAcE, Mich, Nov s6.-William
O'Kee was sentenced to four and one-half
years in States prison at jackson by Judge
Steere for keeping disreputable house.
He broke Jail last night and is gone.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-11-29

TOLEDO, Ohio, Nov. .--WnsAr-ActiyA.
lower cash .J4 i. IA. December l.uJN.
May l.o7ss CoRS- Lower. quies; cash 4ll5o,
December ~ G. OArs-Steady, cash s71ac.
CLOVER SEED Quiet cash December t5.2A
February Sl.4i asked.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-11-29
TO INDICT A CASHIER.
Sensational Proceedings Before the CHI
nd I,,,.x

Sensational Proceedings Before the Chi
cago Grand Jury.
CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-The November grand
jury is investigating the case of Thomas P.
Tallman, cashier Of the Traders bank, who
it is intended shall be indicted for embezzle.
ment The case is being urged by credit
ors, who allege that the cashier is guilty
because, knowing that the bank was insol-
vent, he received deposits up 10 the day Of
the failure.
The grand jury commenced an investi-
cation into the case Saturday, and the first
witnesses summoned were Superior Court
Clerk McGrath and Master in Chancery
Noyes. They were told to bring their rec
ords with them, SO that all the facts could
be properly presented
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-11-29
James Nolan,s Victim D,as

NEW YORK, Nov. 3d. Emma Boch, who
was shot last Tuesday by her discarded
lover, James Nolan, died Saturday at the
hospital
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-11-29
To Ess ablish Colonies In Tonoui,

PARIS, Nov. 26.-The grand council at
Saigon has opened negotiations for loan
of 100, 900, 900 francs, which is to be guar
anteed by China. The money is to be used
to cover the first expense Of the establish
ment Of colonies in Tonquin.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-11-29
Iaymnre Wins the Manchester Handles, :,

LONDON, Nov 26.-The Manchester hand
leap Saturday was won by Claymore, Phi
second, Fellochat third. There were eigh.
tern starters.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-11-29

feature that has yet found
place in its pages. It is the
result Of four years work
of Mr.. Timothy Cole, the
leading magazine engraver
\ of the world, in the galleries
4 of Europe, engraving from
the originals the greatest
pictures by the old masters.
A series of papers on Ire
land, it's customs, land
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16
THAT Awful MILLS BILL.
Bill ~ye Discovers That Il IL n author Of
Counties EuziE--z Woes.

l.7'N'r -.f .'
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without IL.
guard iof ms HR'''~' ~" .Ai7' w ''7
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W.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16

Take the Atlantic auI Pacific railroad
u,ut, made ON July -, I-1G. ori2, 600 600
a.rps. By that one act the Republican
party voted to one corporation land more
,,an equal 20 two irelauds. IL voted out
right 10 the Eer-ss Pacific TaiIrosd land
more than equal to all o, L"ruster, lister
or Couuausht, aud only o., oou acres short
Of Munster. The Republican party has
made the Northern Pacific aud the Allan
ne oud Pacific railroads landlords, each Of
which owns twice the territory that all The
landlords in Ireland put together own. The
EsrI of lErTEIN'~ possessions could be
put down in the Iaud grants OF any of our
bg corporate landlords, created ny the
Republican party, ami would he lost by
comparison.
II wss because the Republican grants to
railroads were fast establishing here
that condition of things which makes
Ireland a land Of tenants, THAT the Demo
cratic platform in leol contained the de
c'aratiou
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16
Err 2 4r@Ftisfmfrt2

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GIRJS
w .ar general housew0sk cooks, hotel visit.
cr,. kitchen girls. ten laundry girls, i've nurses.
rfria General Employment Agency, 1873 Market
street. Wheeling. aHl't
GENTS WASTED Foo Our EXCELLENT
y Presidential tsmpslE'i taa't- Also, q
.Lr.a as.nrrmur' of other fast selling popular
chats. a. Nj LLkE Coz - New Chambers
,,rr,. Y. Hulla
w Z wish to emp!o q e." Sde'ncn ON SNIarF
i1..I .rf goods ~ sample - tur who &c
.g md n .al 'ratr of slltue leading cities ard
rnw-- ire the largest manufacturer o. our
line no tle country. ~erd two cents in stamps
to. UII particulars. No poNla!s answered ,rn-
U.ru.aL NfggO &. Cincinnati, .. HusgNdh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16

WHAT Is more attractive than q pretty
ace with a fresh. bright complexion? For
II use PUzoni's Powder,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16
Gor 4rai

EHOR RENT-TsE OFFICE ~.
II line street, lately occupied
M. l.. ncPHAlL. 1850 Marx. Seq
uNOR RENT THE DWELL,
y Main street, 81 present a~.r.-...
Henry ~iiOTkhe!mcr. Possession . ... h
lsSs Apply ~ 3 G. nAi2r'F
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16
d

The Annual Reunion of theTweInh Regiment
We, Vir.iuia Inf-ntry viii be held in the Police
Room. Wheeling, ON Friday, August Il, At
90 o'clock a m. sharp.
W. b. CURTIS, President.
eli MARKS. secretary. aultq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16

Ne u,...r r..t .Ha ug0." uaui ought as FEC
a, ..-.u... %. h. s.r. or, ..u....aH- Cor aetna.
~-......- .ul. SD. .a5tr.el ..uH- r.-, uia.u 1000
r-..rlgu.g 1. ..f .n ra.aaI .n-nnrst.., tg
.e action o.... E.. hE...u r.r. ,a"u.. .. 0.
,.,-.E ra .s rm.sg domain. .rE .0n. MOO m0r.
grants o.. .sas ST. Tra usiy .o .~n-aurs. u, nr
o.. aHuHgita GEL" .urn ta. hands cd. a... al.
s.r.ga~
]. Us because It has fulfilled that p'tgde
aad instituted land reform that the Dem
ocrtnc party tins year IS able to declare
trurhJujly in is national platform :
I.. r,ma.sa#gra' has reversed tho w
pors.f.us tul uuN.-y n..p. "' taa E,aUhH
.sa rtsy .1.. ns rrg pr.r. tomau, al. has
u...a uaE from corporations sui ,.u.t.at,>
...an a.. I1m,>.. auI restored Co Che people
res.Iy I.uH Hu.u aa- of valuable .sut Go boz"
,..r,F.y ly.Ea- homestead, Cor o.g citizens
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16
LNOR SALE.

Real F>ta
lyh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16

auto 1915 Market ST.. opp. Mel
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-16

DgnA0 a I'm AuDouD n nDLI 10
I'M oCulH1o WmcR.

DRDA0 a I'M AuDouD n nRLI 10
I'M oCW1o oRmca.
LpuDm, Rsh. M-rhe dsbsss On the
sAArsN b sspay 10 ths Qasso's spsseh
- psuoOsA b ~ Ao9as e eo9Dcus
soday by John Ella LshssnI nsnhes
fos HcssiDahaoaAirs. vAo sucposss a
Psrn.A's aneadoens 10 TIE ADDE'S
He de.tes shas ths decrsass Of estn-
lr IrrlapA vss oUsna 10 tAs Crimes 80
and sssssssd tAas TIE fstaSna eab-
nnse3 by she Reseeomsot 10 sspooss
thai claim vUes vAiaa3saA inzsDeeA q
hey fsilsd - give ~ aeeaiis vhies
eoa;a enAh3s ~ idsussAsss OF see
cosrs shey es1s1- He soods oued sh<
scssos of ths ls1~h oacsssrsses, 0sn,
ef veo0. - eshd. vers erQaaliasd fss
she sssIsioos sAsy osespis1. sAiie oss
80 had hssa Gutssy af arhltrasy COO
Asel 6a Dsnssseed ~ ea1s el
aSs Daat1osasA vbe hAd deetAsSa fhaI
- - aG11na uo1ss auvssnnms %
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-16

.sns. ., s.s sAs saAsusus

LII OI - - BWAuou0u
0gAnu1 - 0ouMmnoo.
WAan1nessn. Hsh. lk-MR. uosrow
presented 20 the house today . reeela-
saan by the Han rsaneioeo ohamber oi
oommssee ufaina The RsoziAe Ooast dele
ration - eooQgooB 10 - oll possible
moans 70 dsfeat soy aetjoa Which con-
seUpoatD . ohanoo - ~ psoosu1 dUty
on euGaY "a ~ 0oooh1tsh0ont At ths
boausy sysom. Dofered.
Mr.. Dovie, Of 0a0aAAu1oe1A from
the ooO0itoso q oe0Defoo, sopoeao0
ojll % peoVune ~ tntrodoo1ioo Of cou-
fanioao ood infeotto0s disoaeoo into the
Unieed a1atss. end 10 establtoA . besoau
u psblie hsalth. Ooumitsee Of the
whole.
~. Pssktss, Il Kansas, frsn the
cowmtttos On Indjan a1Airs, reported Q
eiil afoutinQ the staAe OF way through
lndssn Territory % The Kansas Olty
4 Pssi1s RstifaaA Company. Heoss
osleu6es.
~. Robestsos, Of Louisiana, from
the ocUottees a Dillssry a4aifs, re-
pogted bill for The paymeue oe Sl0o
10 the soldiers vho enlisted uo0es t1s
act Of Jaiy "a 1851. end vho veee dis
onAsQtd By reason OF ous9eOpo' oestt0-
casee Of disability - b. psomosinu be.
fore The sxpiraSicp Of tWo years. and
oho have NOT reeeivsa 500 bounty.
Commtssoo Of the whole.
On motion Of Mr.. Dorsey. Of Ne
beaeka, bill Vss passed psovldina thai
Nebgnsks shaii co0ssiioso An entire ia
dsetsl dtssptot 10 b. kooun - the dts-
tfies Of Nebraska.
The hoose thea vent into . commit
teo of ~ Uoo1e % The urgent oo6ctsnoy
ball. Il vas diseasssd b. M. Barnes.
of Miseousi. vhe nd at the commit
seo On sppeupeiatie01 vas 10 seee1pe Of
estimalss FOR The oomplstloo Of pebble
buildinas In vsrisus pasts OF Ne eoon-
try. - In every oase ths estimates ex
ceedeA The ltnise 6xed BY lac Ne eo0-
mi1eeo oould MOI under The sllae incoe
posaas he items IN the bill. The buiid.
ipGa, hOUovus. nu11 b oo0Voeto0 end
offered an smeodnGut making Appeo-
psiassoos foe the eomplstion OF the
| OuildinQo, amouQ other ptaeso, at Car
| eeu Oisy, Nevada, 31kO0o; Dsavsr. Ooa-
/ osado, tn,O00, Posa r0vnssod, wash
| ,natan fssrisery, -. 8.0o0. Aftes shoe'
dioe0soto0 IN ine6eetuAl a11oWpe By
II. Vooshses, Of Washiueeoa Territory,
aud Mr.. Herman. Of Ossgoa, 10 tnefeasl
the Port Townsend av0eopsiassoo %
e6o OoO The nmeu1neut Vao ad0pte0.
Another aaep0oeut Vas adopesd ~
peopstasina e1l7l for We eaastsoettec
of Q military teleassph line from oal
Francisco 10 Point Reyes.
Psndsnl further seelou ~ eo00ttte'
roae and toe hoass etjoafus4.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-16

1Ae Ds6eetive Deazns TAk.
- oua.


-. FsA lA-Tks ses1Hasy
- eayy seossve0 . sepost oa1o6
tseseasy men Ostsf Naval O.
seesoe Wueeos u uegoe0 - ohe -.
- eeoaeoes - esySenA 49, 6oang -
eoa9se ~ efea.ss 10. = tooaxtoaso)
veate oe114 voehsd 70 seeDs. He says;
IA esoR eAAs - aAA4ew 81 ooaha
eeAIexm - - ~ quoeay - the ~
essseA Deafpeeaes4 y - boil Of ~
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WILLIAM vAIYss PuELss IAIxs 10 4
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WILLIAM vAlruD Pusxss TALES 10 4
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HHv Youx. Feb. l&-A Washipoton
epsciai 10 the 1sss0 says: william Wal
soe Phslps u qeoesa - sayina 20 .
esushssu nan shat 10 Vas altoesthss
pssbab,e thas Senator Hiseeek Of Nev
York vould become the lesAtss Of
Bsssns and that be vsuld 90 into the
a stiooal eonveutton With Nev YORK
Nee Jsrssy and al othsr easesfn and
mlt6le states exeept OUnneostces os-
h.nd him. This sspoet Aas 1a1s HE
ccok IN tCpostass factor n politics.
Il iooks, hoWsvsR, - II the reealt Of
he pobstsasion Of BisiDs's lseAse voald
W % sneoonas ell asutranss fos tht
pRsssdeney TO make hseoio e1oSts Il
snsargs thsir respseeivs foilovtn9s into
naeia0al ocoveoston foe Q d ssn eAudi'
d.eee an6 then. perhaps 1n0ss the in
Oirua1oa oe Kessus end Oal1fssuia th e.
vlsl hassAA. break for BlAins ed 10 a.
nate hin b. aeola1astco a ths ass
ballsA oll ~ ffsso1s agese that b
ooald nos rsfsss the no0inAeton ande
fh1De ofEuDDGoAwoo4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-16

TAnolss, Feb. M-ls 10 rouos1ns
that tie American - gul hao aske6 ~
Rovefsment % tmusdlaAely sso6 s osnr
of uas u enfosee his 0ouSnho ece ~
rseease q 4eees i0pstssoed q Hshoo,
he aesooo1e>oo oeclsse hat Msog -
no rsahs - tie peoseettoo of ~ eoos01,
90 tne 9rOau1 that civil eoit - peo1.
tnG eastost hun uhen ~ oonsnl iao1a1
hSo proecotion patent,
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