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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-13
WOODS DEMOCRACY.
A ROUSING CONVENTION FOR THB sELEC-
TION or DBLRGATBs
To the State, Congressional, Judicial and Senatorial
OoDvsutiOps-fhs Congressional Delegation
Unanimously in Favor Of Judge ].
N. Jackson County Candi-
dates Stirring.
soeeio, Ts,eoram to he REGISTER.

Special Telegram to The Register.
PARKERsBURa, w. VA, July 12.-The
Democracy of this county to-day came
from the harvest fields, the shops and the
offices, to hold convention for the pur-
pose of selecting delegates to the coming
State, Congressional, Judicial and Sena-
torial conventions. Every district was
represented, and the convention was one
of exceptional interest, owing to the can
didacy of Judge Munroe jackson for Con-
press, w. N. Chancellor for Governor, j.
G. Mcclure for the Judgeship OF
this Judicial District, and Judge
Okey johnson for the Supreme Court Of
Appeals. All these gentlemen are resi-
dents of this city, and 80 great was the in
terest in the convention that large num-
Der of the Republicans were present to wit
ness the proceedings. The Court House
was more than comfortably full at 2
O'Clock, when the convention began. After
the routine preliminary organization q
permanent organization was formed, with
John Stout as Chairman, /, and Frank Wood
berry as Secretary. Delegates were then
selected to the various conventions mention
ed above. The delegates to the State
Convention are said to be solid for Chan
cellor and Johnson for the State ticket.
Judge Jackson gets this county's delega-
tion to the Congressional Convention,
Notwithstanding Hogg has been in the
county for weeks, and was present IN the
convention. 1t is claimed that Hogg pick
ed up one or two of the country delegates,
but this can be traced to no reliable source,
while several leading Democrats say that
jackson will 20 to the Convention with his
own county solidly behind him and COM
posed of men who will vote for him till the
last Before the convention was half over
Hogg left the city. Gibson was not here.
Some good work was done by the candi-
dates for the county offices to-day, and
tonight they are all claiming to have
things iu shape for the convention to be
held early in August. Senator Sweeney,
of Tyler county, was spectator. So pro-
lopged was the convention in attending to
the business before it that there were no
speeches made. Several Of the leading
candidates were ready, had any opportun-
ity offered. At o'clock the convention
adjourned.
The Parkersburg branch oftbe Baltimore
& Ohio railroad ia again in shape, the
tunnels that caved in having been repaired.
The through train west, due at e:4O, was
three hours late, but other trains are on
time.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Russia's exports Of bfesdstuffs the com
ing autumn are expected to be enormous.
Reports from Odessa indicate an immense
harvest
Emperor williams escort on his visit to
Russia will be the largest that Germany
ever put to SEQ, consisting of six iron-clads,
four dispatch ships, four vessels Of the
training squadron and fotilla Of torpedo
boats.
It is announced at Berlin that Drs. Berg
mann and Gerhardt will receive the decor
alton Of the High Clas Order of Hohsn-
zollern.
It il reported that an insuTection has
occurred at Port Prince and that the in.
surgents have burned 500 houses, includ-
ing most Of the public buildinga
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THIS Is GOING TOO FAB.

The Republican s.a.s. object. 70 u.
pm - p,..s~,s.s. ~. p,..ss..t
w...- - 20 :. A.. c.....
Su
. resolution to PRINT extra copaes Of tne
report Of the Committee on Pensions In The
Go. of ..v.n v.to.d n.,.,or hills v.a III
-. =. -,..,-., ,,.--... N.
va. ' some Pon'.
Cockreu desiring 20 nave tns iass oi "
pension vetoes (ths Doherty easel printed
Among the othsr vetoea Mr.. Havlsy
.h., A.. ,,h,,,.,;.. ~ ,Ast
~, n.s...
veeo WSuio NOS neP .ns
or his party with the surviving soadisu q
the Republic, in view Of the assertion coa-
t.;n.5 =, "A th.. th.cs -, r...on m fsar
=, :, -,
allel in many oshsr caess that had rsached
q successful conclusion. Mr.. Davis
Chairman of Al. Oommitt.a On Pn-
-, .....s a.. .h. - -,
''ob
acter ascnoeo 70 tns
In that o. vAs an cd pat1nfne eeanG hook
= = :.
3. 1s7e nd That the COMMITTEES had (in
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Vie1 =, M syu oouuuSs ~ .ss e.nS As. ' NJ c., g.
q ensii'aD.s .: s'eS VI 'ae -, s.. , se 3.
~. sasSes.ns 'nAs - A.. "1n ps:Ss uy
tne n'sn u.. pcs.aou VI 'ne tuls .~ ss..
% ooIe ns ue;s DE-. .s.,;n,.~ ~ suSn s ~. Do,
so.;. sno "a. ...,a~,.a. ~ SA ss 49, W. .,ae..
;s.,,s q a. ..a,nsa ~ IT. s.Sss S.r..c..
- ~ ra".II n ths;r I r.rao,.i b;s,o.. snd ~
President to recall his personal history.
and see whether silenes was mot a wal.
come thing TO all, Let him Who vss with.
ont yuilt whether At ons end of The
svsnne or the o,bsrl cast The Arr, stone
Mr. Hawlsv oh;ectAd IN a ssntsncs IN
The veto mssssoa N The sfrsct thst those
Who had ipfloence or friend, 10 nush tbeir
- -
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CONDEMNED TKLKeRAMa

The United StAts cruiser Chaslsstoo,
constructed BY the Uuion iron works, Ban
Francisco, viii b lsunchsd tomorrow.
The Provincial election In wisnipsg 10
suited In . signal victory for The Govssp-
ment
Congressman Crouss, Of the Twentisth
Ohio District, refuses 10 accspt . rsnomi.
nation. Bad health II the rsasoa aApsd.
The Lake Shore roupdhooss st Ashta-
bulls, D., was burned. Eight Locomotives
were destroyed. L0o not statsd-
Ths Contracting Freight Assats' Ass-
cistioa convened In ChieaGo yesterday,
with An attendance Of one husdrsd ssd
ffty members. rspsssenting Ill pasts Of
the country. Tbs object q the Aoecis-
tion 10 mutual propsa.
The gallery of tho old Quakw Chareh,
at Alexandria, Va, ussd - sn in6rnasy
for eolersd people, broke 1dswn d.zing .
bsesAt fss ths Homs. pceGpitating -
crowd 10 The fiooe bsIov. fstally isjazino
ths isuitos, and hurting . nsnb9 4
othsL
At ths Houswsod Driving Pxk, Pftis.
burg, owing 10 ths min yOt9day, saly
ons race, The 2:35 pacs, ~ es9pasts4.
In ths un6nishsd 2s4o trst, Hanissa, whs
alrsady bad ess hsat 70 hi credit ~
IL me- in two strsigtt hssts, n 3263
snd 9.2e4. White 6ssekfng, q ~ go
trst for q, 200, took two hoata, VIII O..
nsva ssoood; tima, 2213; IL fnal hssl
viIl b tsottsd today. The 235 elass,
pacinG, fR . parss e 800, M wss y
Beassnn Pst IN thpss slzaiG ~ hmls; tins,
22l}, 226, 2253..
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The Flood ON Bonds Greek.

Special Telegram 10 uH Reoss6.
HIGHLAND, W. VA, July 12.-The
beautiful valley of Bonds Greek was
flooded Monday night, and everything in
the bottoms, such as grass, oats, wheat,
tobacco and fences, destroyed or almost
entirely ruined. The creek has not oeen
as high since August, 1875. The old
farmers say that they never saw 80 much
water in the stream.
VIM. McGregor's farm suffered most,
and his loss in the bottoms will exceed
5000; Richard Weekly. about the same;
Elias Butcher, $3.50; VIM. Douglas, 5000,
besides several others are heavy losers. 1t
began raining about Z O'Clock Sunday
evening, and rained steadily all night,
ceasiug about 8 o'clock Monday night;
then began again at o'clock in the even
ing aud ceased sbout midnight.
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Burned 90 Death.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 12.-Mn. Jennie
Walton was burned to death here Lest
night by the explosion Of . ooal-oil stove.
She was using the stove in ironing and the
oil gave out. She attempted TO Hll II
without extinguishing the fsms, and In
someway the oil caught fire. She then
ran for quilt and In doing 90 spilled oil
on her dress. She then threw the quilt over
the stove, but did not succeed In shutting
out the air. An explosion with . sheet
Of fame followed. Her clothing caught
fire, but she threw the stove and quilt into
the yard. She then ran frsnticslly
towards neighbcr's and In . moment was
envsloped in flames. These were finally
extinguished, but over her whole body the
flesh hung in parched and bleeding frag.
ments. Shs died m hour and halt lstsF.
She wss 26 years old, and leaves one
child.
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Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your sppetits
is poor, You are bothered with Headache,
you are fidgety, nervous, and generally out
Of sorts, and want to brace M. Brace up,
but not with stimulants, spring medicines,
or bitters, which have for their basis very
cheap, bad whisky, and which stimulate
you for an hour, and then leave you IN Q
worse condition than before. What you
want is an altsrative that viii purify your
blood, start healthy action Of Liver and
Kidneys, restore your vitality, and give
renewed health and strength. Such o
medicine you will find in Electric Bitters,
and only so cents $ bottle ct Logan & %. .
Drug Store.
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entire wheat crop. Fences we're torn down,
sidewalks lifted out OF their places, and
wells made unfit for use.
The crops along the rivers banks were
destroyed.
The town of CORVALLIS suffered much,
the water standing five feet deep on the
railroad, and the telegraph Office was turn
ed over on its side. The river was nine
inches higher than it was in the memorable
flood of 1875.
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Mr.. RANDALL is improving.
Washington Notes.

Special TsleSrGH 10 ne Register.
WASHINGTON, July 12.-Ssnstor Faulk-
nsr returned to the city this morning, and,
although he was quite weak, he was IN his
seat this afternoon. He is, however, rap
idly improving. Senator Kenna left here
last night to accompany his family to
Charleston, where they will remain during
the remainder of the summer.
Mary. ]. Davis has been commissioned
postmaster at Shinrston, w. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-13
RACE rnoUBIxs N AnxArsAa
- Dsss An - whssss o.
- Q COosty.,

RACE TnoUDLn n AnxAuAAA
rhrssss.iss - Dssss An - Whasa o.
q . Cs0sty.
CHICAGO, July 13-A 6isps1sh I'm
Memphis ays: II NJ sspssisd ~ ~
tsrday ~ sisisss trsshis b hsvwisg -.
tween vhito ~ blsslD = Cbi1oss6ss
county, Afkaaan, ca - 1iafsip,l hvs,
sppoits MsnphiA h sspso = csfs-
tendon esansy sslsusbaf - vt11s ~
- 60 A . essssassso q H. isp
nsjaity, - biseap ssassl - lssni
sdsin q Nasiss, ssi svay sth9 tswn
within H. bsssdsy Hs0 = bpssui6sl ssse
b ssUs s0eak. 0sta twsslg aasiD-
tnAs thsss - ely tvs vtt1n N
ehairnaa, eiEk ~ Jsdp = - Cssney
cssst 80 napssA ssd svn - nDsssss-
tsaivs + . ssasssd ~. YR 0su.l ysnu
ttEshas ~ nssh lbu1isg bstOoo -
tvs ns4 ~ whito elssxine - 49,
~ q ~ baaGk 80 49,
ysr JslPMIL Lsvh - ellsss1 60.
3 esart JedQ - nsvn Kugnn. -
elsfk, wsse $4,000 - hahl1a9 1s1k.
0ssa Thsk ~ wil - - r 3
feW Aa0A - - t1son6ana6 go r -
sa1UDwt1 g ~ lscA n punmo@no6
jay = eeo) )osn1 g VlolS -, - -
- - 49, - - l1ne 1yGAe 100
lhat fhg in1n1ea = i.yu11lS1o - =.
81 eeig "a - - 49, -
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Heaviest Storm for Years-suddea Death

Heaviest Storm for Years-Sudden Death.
Special Telegram TO Tie Register.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, July 12.-Satur-
days storm did great deal of damage to
the growing crops in Union district, near
the head of the Kanawha. Two miles Of
corn was broken off and the oats blown
hat. 1t was the heaviest storm which has
passed over that section for years.
An itinerant Snowman, r. T. Maxen,
who travelled through the country with 9
magic lantern show, died very suddenly
near Sissonville, LAST Sunday night. No
one knew anything about him or where his
home was. He was buried by strangers.
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FLOOD DAMAGES In RITCHIE.

Same Sad Story rs from Other Deluged
Sections.
Special Tslegum 10 tie Register.
CAIRO, W. Va, July 12.-The recent
heavy rains have made Hughes river
higher than it was ever known to be before.
Tuesday morning there were three feet of
water in fourteen different houses. Much
furniture was damaged, and all the gar.
dens were destroyed, with very few ex-
eeptions.
The water reached J. s. Sigler's large
tobacco-packing house, covering the floor
and damaging tobacco TO the extent of one
thousand dollars. ID. McGregor lost his
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The Juryfixer Ont On Bail.

CHICAGO, July 12.-An application was
made by lawyer Hardy to the Appellate
Court, this morning, for supersedeas in
the case OF 8. G. Welcb, the iury8xer.
Mr.. Hardy is the attorney whose record in
wslch's crimes, Judge Hawes yesterday
recommended to the grand jury for inves-
tisation. The application apparently in
indicates that determined effort is to be
made to get Welch ont Of jail, and that any
attempt TO indict the railroad President
will be fought. The supersedeas was
granted this afternoon and Welch's bail
fixed ut $1,000.
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Hiram stbiey Dead.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, July 12-Hinm
sibley died at his home on East avenue, ct
1O:45 o'clock this morning.
Mr.. Sibley was one of the best-known
citizens of Rochester, and his fame in con-
nection with the founding Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company extends
througout the country.
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RACED ALL NIGHT.
Terrific Wind and Rain storm In the East
ern states.


ern States.
NEW YORK, July 12.-Advices to the
Associated Press from all parts of New
York, New Jersey and New England,
show that terrific rain and wind storm
ragged all last night. The storm was par
ticularly severe along the coast, and many
sailing vessels went ashore.
A dispatch from Watsrtown shows that
the storm was very severe along the st.
Lawrence and Lake Ontario. At Cape
Vincent the Islander and the Annie
Laurie, small passenger steamers, were
driven ashore. and a number of barges
sunk.
Advices from Sandy Hook this afternoon
state the storm continues, though not 80
severe as last night, and the sea is very
rough.
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Washington Notes.

Special Telegram 10 ne RsciSe-.
WASHINGTON, d. O., July NV. B.
McMechen, DR.. T. Il. Logan and Miss
Jessie Logan are registered at the Ebbitt.
A postcfice has been established at
Lytton, Peasants county, West Virginia,
with Addison ]. Galloway, postmaster.
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Their Busine.s Boominr.

Probably no one thing has caused such
q general revival of trade ut Logan & Coz
drug store o. their giving away TO their
customers Of 30 many free bottles Of nr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade is simply enormous in this
very valuable article from the fast that 1t
always cures and never disappointa.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma Bronchitis. Group,
ard all throat and lung diseases quickly
cared. You can test il before buying By
getting trial bottle free, large sise 81.
Exerg hottla warranted.
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An Afrsss. lGlss Hssrss.

LONDON, July IA dspateh ftoa
Capsto~n, Afriea. ssys thAt W Dssssss
coal mine. ~ Kimberly, cssght ars -
tsrdsy evening. Eight hasdssd nSa 90
sntombsd. II b bslisvsd thst 800 ~.
sons hsvs psrishsd, iseiudisg Mr. Lind.
~. The manager Il tbs soapmy.
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Three More Dead.

WASHINGTON, July l2.-Gsostal Man.
sssr Randolph has received fdrthsr details
Of the accident In addition 10 The In u
killed, three more persous were foand dead
In clearing away the dsbria Thsy wsrs
passengers. Two Of them were men md
one was . woman, but at ths latest 90
counts they had not bssn recoGuised.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-13

A MICHIGAN railroad along the boider
has been in the habit. of employing Cana
dian laborers, who returned home across
the border every evening after their days
work. The Government has put a stop 10 it.
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sheridan Sitting In.

NEW BEDFORD, MASS, July 12.-This
morning DR.. Yarow said General alSheridsn
passed good night, slept good deal and
rested quietly in spite Of the storm which
kept many people awake. The General
continues to take solid food and at 1880
was sleeping again. He is now able 10 get
NO and into his chair.
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Ths Hishest since 1877.

BALTIMORE, July IA special from
Hsgerstown, Md, says the Potomac river
began rising at williamsport Tuesday af-
teruoon, and continued to rise until a
o'clock, when it was about 20 feet above
low water mark, the greatest height reach
cd since the freshet of 1877. Considerable
damage has been done to crops.
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Enforcing tho Alien Labor Law.

CHICAGO. July IA dispatch from
Port Huron, Mich, says: Sixty Canadian
lsborers, who have been employed by the
Grand Trunk, at Port Huron, Fort Cratic.
and other points ON the Bt. Clair River,
crossing to and from their homes morning
and night, have been compelled BY Gus
toms Collector Ward 10 shoulder their din
ner buckets and cross TO Canada TO return
no more. This is done under the provis-
ions of the Alien Labor Law, providing
that no foreign laborers can be brought to
this country under contract for service Tor
any company or individuals
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-13
The B. & o. Clear.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-General Man
ager Clements, of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, announces that the road is now
uuobstructed and all trains are running on
regular schedule time.
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The 20" Freight Boycott Raised.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 12.-The
strike situation among the Burlington
switchmen shows little change, except
that the boycott on 80" freight was
raised at noon to-day. All is quiet around
the yards and all switching is done
regularly.
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A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT


ALxxAxDRIA.v VA, Jlly 1a-TAsssatA.
lelsd sxyrsm - - vhuiah Mialnaa
railroad isll tAesasA . tssslls asne Qnao
Cesrt Hoss sAry ~ nsraiso ~
tasing IL traia ists ~ my1S t6asu. .
distance q mere tAan tvsatV -
Ths trsia W. rsnnias q ~ ~, -
ths sheek NJ tari6A Five pssp,s -
knewa - havs hssa kulsa - sussty-lvs
90 rspsrtsd wsanssa. svssal. y II Aarsd.
fatally.
Every seia4.ass = lslss l1paAe
wsSsdsd pssasss b "a essSky pssp,A
and The physieians have rsasAsd N sossss
Of the disaster from Osanss Ceart Hsass
and Gosdoosville.
About two miles south Il Onnss 4 .
trsstls fosty.sisht feet high, which was
known 10 b weak, and tbs railrosd CON-
pany was engaged In filling 10 In. The
train bad pAssed nfely over most Of The
trestle, when The smoker, baeugs and sx-
press cars went down with . great crash.
dragging down ths engine and tender and
two passenger cosshsa The slsepsrs ~
mained On The track. All lights were q.
tinguished In the fall.
The dead and some Of The woanded wsre
taken TO the hotsl, while more sssiously
hurt were taken 10 Charlottesville and
placed In the Cottage Hospital.
Later advicss from The scsne of he d.
aster ny that ave psrpous were killed.
Following b the corrected list: O. o.
Cox, Of Alexandria, OF the spginssripg
department Of The Piedmont Air Linz, We
instantly killed. II. +. Whittingtoa, Of
Greensboro, postal clerk, lived ten minutes.
III. @. Brghtwsll, postal clerk, Of Pros
pect Prince Edward county, lived unul b
reached the hospital, g;
W. D. Parrot .pos,l clerk, bAdly 10.
jured.
J. D. West and J. D. walthall, Of
wsshington, D. O.. postal elsrn. badly
injured.
Pcttsrasld. express agent, ssriously In.
jured.
z. JsnniuE, Of Lypchburs. . passsgsr,
internal injuries.
Capt. O. p. Alexandra, who was In Ne
car next TO the smoker when The accident
occurred, had one leg injured.
The injured are estimated d about
kwsntv.6va
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A TERRIBLY fatal accident occurred on
the Virginia Midland Railroad yesterday,
resulting in the death of eight persons, 50
far rs known, and the injury of about
tYentY-fye.
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NOT OVER CORDIAL.

mittse-He Fears criticism-He Gets too
Many Invitations.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, July 12.-This was
. busy day with Gen. Harrison. About
10 o'clock he came to the New Denison
House where he remained during the
greater part Of the day receiving delegates
in the psrlors. The time previous to the
arrival Of delegations was spent in conver-
sation with friends at the Republican
headquarters. Just before 12 o'clock the
first delegation arrived. 1t was commit
tee from John A. Logan Post No. 199, of
the Grand Army of the Republic from
North Manchester, Wabash county, and
came to invite GEN. Harrison to attend q
reunion of soldiers to be held at that place
August 22nd and 23rd.
At their head were Shelby Sexton,
Senior ice-Commander of the G. A. r.
for Indiana, and Rev. r. J. Parrott. The
latter delivered short address. Gen.
Harrison, in response, said:
NOMhADho AMI ohn IlhIuhN AVoh
reersst is one that appeals to mo very
strongly, and If it were single l should
very promptly accede to it. But without
being told, you will readily understand
that in, itations of kindred nature are
coming to me every day, presented by in
diyidual comrades and commanders, but
more frequently by written communica-
tion. I have felt that il I opened door
in this direction, it would be
q very wide one and would either subject
myself to the criticism Of having favored
particular persons or particular organiza-
tions to the neglect of Others, having
equal claims upon me. l am therefore
compelled to say to you that it will bs i'm
possible for me to accept your invitation,
but in doing this want to thank you for
the interest you have shown in my pres
encs with you and for the spirit OF COM
radeship which brings you here.
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QUEKxsrowH, July i1-Nr. cAsassy
II. Dspsw, Who b passa0s q ths
steamer Bdtaaie vas ssss b . sssssts
on The arrival q thst vsssd q Qossns-
town to-dsy. He y n fsbast haalfA. Hs
aid - wSaA naksa teas G. Eae3ooA
during u nRt tWo Voe1n.
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Skipped tho Town.

DpectW IcieJrtii8 % UN hC0tSttr.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, July IA. Z.
Brown, under arrest here for rape, having
been released on bail, skipped the town
last night, and it is thought he does not
intend 10 return. He Is wanted in Illinois
for similar offense.
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aI..svorhsrs want aa AAvsass.

PrrBBURa, July 12-Ths Wage Con-
ference Comnitteeof the Western window
Glassworken' Association and msaufac.
turss b In session hare today. Il h mid
that The workman demand 3 fvs pr csnk
advance, and ths manafactnrsrs want .
aimilar reduction. A conpromiss On -
year's scale b expected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-13
Little Damage at East Liverpool.

Little Damage at EAST LiSorPooi'
Special Telegram 10 the Register.
EAST LIVERPOOL, o, July 12.-The
river was very high at this point yester-
day, but did very little damsge. 1t was
higher by several feet than it has been
since the great February flood Of 1884.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-13
Accident TO Brakeman Brown.

SpeeidI IsieQTam % Iie ReosSaeT.
PIEDMONT, W. Va, July 12.-Alfred
Brown, q brakeman on the West Virginia
Central railroad, had his left hand badly
mashed while coupling cars, at Shaw Stat
tion, yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-13

MURDERER HUGH NJ. Brooks was
granted respite Of one month, yesterday,
by Gov. MoOREHoUsE, of Missouri, who
refused 10 commute his sentence.