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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-16
Paper Mill Burned.

HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. 15.-The
paper mill at Manchester, known as
Cases West mill, was burned tonight.
Loss. $50. 600.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-16

AMES A. Newsome,
convicted of stage
rObbing and SEN
fenced to confne-
ment in the peniten-
tiary for life, says a
correspondent at
Waco. Tex, is five
feet eight inches
high, weighs $50
pounds has sandy
hair, mustache and
goatee; his eyes are
small and gray,
slightly crossed, and
with a nervous, hab-
itual twitching that
gives him a scared
appearance. He has
a small nose, with
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-16

HILE so many
other men who
know as little as l
do about it are
freely discussing
the tariff it seems
almost cOwardly
in me to hang
back. l have re-
solved, therefore,
to give utterance
to a few terse and
ringing sentences,
not calculated to
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-16
DEATH 0UTWITTED,
A Secret Service Officer Res
cues Doomed Men From
the Gibbet.
The Venerable Priest Who
Carried Two Revolvers
Beneath His Cassack.
Hiding in a Secret Chamber
Behind a Large Oil
Painting,
With Wine and Cigars He
Lives Like an Exiled
King.

aHEN the words,
They will be hung
at sunset" spoken
by the president of
the court martial, re-
sounded like the
tolling of a funeral
Abell through the
Office of the provost
> marShal at Mobile,
, Ala, on that MEM
Orable summer fore
noon in 1868, and in
this forcible manner
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-16

Division. Local option.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-16
NEW COINAGE FOR ENGLAND.
A Profile of Victoria as She
Looked Her Jubilee Day.

Our English cousins are jingling new
coin i'll their pockets, and numiSmatics
will have =" add number of fresh coins
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-19

and is receiving all the attention possible
His wife Yves Miss Ella Pennington, of
Bloomington. Mr.. Coburn is native Of
Nswburg. w. Va
Dir. John j. Higgins will open the
"Lamhrigbt" boarding house tomorrow.
VIM. WoOdwar Of Keyser, passed
through here last night on his way to the
Chicago convention.
Prof ]. A. Hoyt has returned from Ohio,
where he Was in attendsnceat his mothers
funeral.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-19
CllGRESSIllll CONVENTION

,oe-aiie Executive Committee for
rst Congressional District.
attic Executive Committee for the
lonal District Of West Virginia, At
IA Al Wheeling on May Z, ISIS, or
g Democratic Congressional Con-
ne FirS. Congressional District, to
andidatc for Congress and Select
lal Hector and transact such other
L Convention may deem wise, be
lay, August -, I'd. lsSS,
wheeling I'm the County Of Ohio.
tttou each Of the Counties in the
ional District VIII DC entitled TO
in for every one hundred votes or
thereof over tifly, cast for the
ndidate for Governor Of this state
held Ia lSsi, Gld no County shQA
f,lrplttS than shs has r0isS % cas-.
buu.y Executive Committees are
&c such action as may be neces-
their County represented in said
JOHN &. MCELDOWNEY,
y SECRETARY. Chairman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-19

Probably no one thing has caused such
q general revival of trade at Logan 4 Co. &
drug store as their giving away to their
customers of so many free bottles of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade is simply enormous in this
very valuable article from the fact that il
always cures and never disappoiuts.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group,
and all throat and lung diseases quickly
cured. You can test it before buying by
getting a trial bottle free, large size 81.
Everv bottle warranted
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-19

cess of the Registrar. The history OF this
State cannot be silenced, and go long as
that generation Of petty intoierants ehees
there will be found lots OF people VINO arg
not tumblipg over each other IN tneir en-
Cieayors to be intending immlgrants -.
The party organ says "pa5dona1ie, 4;
The county politician says its hs !!
The return ing board is not heard from up
TO date. No matter, gentlemen, you couid
only Iecite plausible excuses for the diiema
in which you fiud yourselves, and Will 90
that for Won. Hear the first judge. My
party, oh, my party! Who are these lana
tics that are voting ID our county! smother
them. What principle is this that Is get
ting q foothold? Strangle it. Choke on
the sentiment lest il spread; belittle, ridi-
Guile and suppress their ballots for they
have "come to break up the Republican
psrty.n Listen to the second judge. On,
nv party? We only need just few
votes! Who are these audaclous inter
lopsrs? They can't elect anyoody-oniy
thirteen? Depend on Preston for her
usual majority and the cranks be d-n.
Note the third judge. For our party iets
co some paIooDaDle CdeieesntsS, w
get our sworn obligations; ignore our
solemn duty aud violate the Law, for how
can we see one vote in this precinct, an.
other in this, another in this, another
here, one there, two yonder aud six
still beyond? We can't see them. Oh,
NO; perish the thought Who's running
Preston county anyhow? Hurrah for
"pardonable carelessnessw
Thus the honest masses who gave their
allegiance to principle and joined hands
with grand statesmen long since dead are
drenched with shame and ignomy. Con-
tinually deluded by the waving OF the
bloody shirt, they have blindly followed
scheming 6emagogue3 who have thrust
the old nsme and the old record continu-
ally to the front to cover corruption,
whisky and monopoly.
When the party orgsn-throwing over
board its duty to the public-the rights of
citizens and the sanctity Ct the ballot, be-
comes the spologist for fraud, the signal is
already hoisted that the grand old party
has drifted so far off her course that her
chart must be revised and new men put at
the helm, or soon perish amid the newt
able rocks and breakers of public opinion
FRANK BURT.
NaRRiRqG0n, June 8 1888.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-19
PIEDMONT POINTS.
VI coburu. Miner. Seriously Injured.

VI Coburu, q Miner, Seriously Injured.
Special TslSgrdB 10 he REGISTER.
PIEDMONT, W. Va, June 17.-'Squire
Manner Jenkins arrived home last night
from the X. of p. demonstration at Gin
cinnAti, D.
Miss Sallie Shallcrcss, of Wheeling, w.
Va, and Miss Jennie Russell, Of Gambler
land, Md, are visiting the family of Mr..
5. d. Woodrow.
Mr.. E. c. Tilson, of Deer Park, is spend
ing couple of days with Piedmont friends.
David Gillespie, Esq, from the West
Virgins Central extension, is IN the city,
'tPinafore' was given at the Opera House,
last night, by the local "Pinatore Co."
The performance was given for the bsneht
of the Episcopal Church, and the perform
ance wss all that could be desired. The
prOceeds were SIS 90.
Messrs. Nal and George Woodrow, Of
the w. Va. G. r. r., of Cumberland, Nd.
are spending the Sabbath here at their
fathers.
Mr.. John Edwards, of Cumberland, is
in town.
Little Miss Little, daughter of DR.. Lit
tle, OF Philadelphia, is visiting friends
here, and took part in "Ptnsfore" in an
excellent manner.
Misses Julia and Maggie Gilmore, Of
Rowlesbure. W. Va, are visiting theiI
aunt, Mrs. NJ. Gilmore
A serious accident occurred Friday even
inv at Elk Garden, w. We. While Mr.
Mathew Coeurn, a miner in Mine No
SESs keaskisg down the glib sup
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-19
Commissioners Sale ,Itsa pr,,,d,.

TN THE CIRCUIT COW opIo onrvrv
West Virginia '''Hti'
August Miller
Henry Miller and othefS
The unden,su,ev n,,ws missioner herb,
kv said Court In the aept ia sr,, o oa ~
an. isss, he viii, on va AH
Monday, July l. u. ,sss
Commencing nj 10 .. IN p,,hl,c snc,,o, =.
the hiehest piv,us;,,is tce of Fulton, Ohio
IN be sold. tue following 5t,Si real ~
said village, OF wn'cn ue!a Miller d,ss
seized ana - r;, o; No IS In stsrR.
rods addition 70 .nV oS 'beclsng, West Viz
GINA, ana HS pau, y Ia the ZANE "a.
duion, BEERS tw. Aiith OF the tAs
sids OF M iAs. ,., a. that Is 20 ssy 4
STRIP OF lana lwSny ,fe rdoning OF thai
uniform width the wno,h II TIE To-. saI
nroperty has upon IL W. houses ana nom.
upon the Nstioua Eoh
Terms Of sale Of the pur-k.v
money and as much !:Lcrcof a, ,he ma,
chaser shall eitc., ~ cash onahe dag q
ale. and the residue tparrbsse mop,y IA
he maid I'm two equal lztnts. bearing ipisr
est fum the day oil SAL ;avnble In one ana
two yeap respec'ivel! sch day For such
defers d instai menu " b. ssr mus i've the
undersigned his nero! "a mrsary note. 81.
able TO the Drdet VI .sFial tDiDmi~istt'
bearing ipteres' hnn Die onc sndtwo
wears respe uveiJ in' lay ~ ,alc. and The
title Ia 10 be rcia"'n isc IA ment In fa.l
OF the purchase none interest
| Az Caldwell.
| 81 Coin mis lover
state OF West virgin, county, towi
herebf CERTIFY thi'bOve nrmei sneciIl
Comm Sioncr has good and ,csprt, a,
snch IN ac -ordance " and ssh d,rn,Nr
ia MICHEL,
Clclk- Clanl, Coar az
June II, 1883 30 County, wuiE Va
| Iai9ant
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-19
aew embellishments.
TO THE DEACRATIC VOTERS OF
OEO CnUNTY.

The Democrstifoters Of the several Dit.fice
of Ohio Count a rsorested to assemble a. the
usual voting plsc 10 be hereinafter nenteaS II
81 d Districts, on hturdsy, June Inc SS",
1855, between 20 hours OF one anu So ~
O'Clock p. m, for 3 purpose Of nominating al
di lates for all lEria 0fiees and elect tire
Delegates 70 the .ounty Convention 70 pc neia
at the Capitol RIi in the City OF nneenhg, on
Monday, Jun 25ih, 1SSS, al IL ociNk.
N for the putp0sof dominating canoidaleS Iol
the different CoEy Offices and for the M.T n,n
of the House OF siezates; the selection Oh DeIe,
gates the State janeresdonal Conventions and
Conferees for III Jndieial and Senaso1si Con-
yentions are POISONED to future time;
10 pursuance Il the above call the following
places and Judgs are designated:
No 1o5 Main s;rtet--Judgss: Ralph Arkle, MICH,
ael Edwards and John Fendt. AZ Fulton Scaooi
House-Judges: lhfs Myers and EDWARD aanu =.
Madison District. at second Ward aalke.
iaouse-yuoees A. g. Eadlich, J. A. nooos anu
grafton BeGll.
4 Clay District, Old Court House-Judges: Pete,
,,Posley, Sr. Jacob Bayha aud Geo. MathIson, OF
Union Dlllr.c, at Atlantic Rpgine HOUSE, :,
Judges: John Downs, ST., Jas Gray and samuel
Darrah
Centre District, st Hook and Ladder HES s
IousemJudges Isaac Wolf, W. b. oaoef' an'
ohp Whelsn.
webster District, at democratic Club Room
judges: Hugh Whyte, James Reagan anu All
4 rev shlUttOr
: Richie hi tri,t, at Eighth WAND EngiIe Nous
/ Judges: Robert Arkle, Frederick strosser s'''
iehris. Viewig, Jr. u
Liberty District, at West Liberty senooi aous'
; Judges: George Shorts aud sooert " nl e. n
ralley Grove School House-JudgtS J. N.onai :
~eIs and ChaS Fl. Crumbacker. Al f9tonisS, M
re C. faris'-Judses- J. C. Fsris ana FehN hul
Ion.
Richland District, at Brick School House
bdges: DR.. W. J. Bates, Jr, and Eugene knge eE
! Glenn's Run School House-Juc8es' JON
niger and Harry II. Garden. uo,,s
STriatelphia District, at Toll Gate sehool hou,
Judges: John Pfarr and VIM HUTCHINSON. Z
e, IA Grove Town Hsll--Judges: James Irsigi
IN and ]. s. Woods At Triadelphla--!u9sy,
as. II. Heryey and John Tho'nburg Az MOI
~ on's Judges: James Oldham Su
ines Robinson, sr. -o,,,,
ef,s'he Judges are requested to make Ietllt
-, perry Ger lied, OF the books, papers ana "a
y used ct said election precincts, 10 lhe h sl
II of votes cas-. for each particular canu,u =,
~ delegate, together with tn. names oil "
xegates elected TO the Convention when me-
"a Monday, June 25'h, 1888, - the kxtcu,,'
nmittee at the lowell House on the h'got.
a JOHN. s. NAYLoR. Chairman.
-HOS. F. THONER Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-19
DIED.

TIEMAN-On Monday afternoon, June Is, 1889,
at los o'clock, CHARLES Z. TIENAS, sou Of the
late Charles and Annie Temap, aged years and
mouths
Funeral from No. 40 South York street, on this
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Iuterment at
Greenwood cemetery, Private.
HILS0N-0n Monday, June Is, 1855, at SIX
O'Clock q. m, WILLIAM WIISoE, sR aged 6l
years.
Funcral from the residence Of his son, George
NJ. Wilson, lO2 Main street, on this Tuesday az
ternoon at . o'c'ock. Friends OF the family are
invited TO attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-19
HISTORY OF THE TARIFF.

The surprsirg psrsistenCy Of the Repub-
can campaign managers, politicians and
ditors in ringing the changes on the ut
erly absurd cry that the Democratic
party is demanding free trade has
probably beEOgged many persons, who
do not understand the desperate
strait to which the Republican party
is reduced. Unless they can, by fran
tically waving false danger signals,
scare a majority of the voters into beliey-
ing that the Democratic party is inimical
to American industries, they might as well
prepare the shroud and coffin OF the g. o. p,
for they have actually not single issue on
which to appeal to the country-so long
has that party outlived its usefulness and
it's principles.
For the benefit of those who are bewil-
dersd by these pernicious and lying cam
paign cries We give brief history OF the
tariff, to show their utter absurdity.
The first tariff was that Of 1850. Its OBJ
jeet was to supply resources for the almost
empty treasury, and the rate of duties
levied under it averaged 81 per cent 1t
was a revenue tariff. The first protective
tariff was that of 1916. aud was adopt
ed 10 consequence Of the close Of
the war, which threatened to do away
with the artificial stimulation en-
iOyed by trade. A period of speculation,
competition and distress followed. Cow
binations we're formed to securs1stH mora
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-19
TELL THE TRUrH.-Grorsr ClsrslaHd.

IT IS q condition, not theory, which
confronts us.-GrOrsr ClerclaRd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-19
And for this very reason there is

And for this very reason there is
not to day a remedy within the
reach of the public more highly
prizsd for its valus in the house
hold, in the coanting-room. work
shop and factory, than BESsoN' 8
PLksrGR as q remedy COR aches and
pains OF every kim. In Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Pieurisy, Chest
Pains, Rheumatism, Sciatlca, and
Backeehe, BgSsoN's PLAsfKR is
fecognizei by physicians and pub
lie as an exteruslre~edy without
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-19

kIsIoRE will be painted bright red
Fourth OF July by the CLEVELAND
1 the Red Bandanna.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-19

2 WHEN SAMUEL ]. TILDEN was elected
lident he was a great deal more feeble
the Old Roman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-19
Proposals for Convict Labor.
WEST VIRGINIA PENITENTIARY,
MouSDsvILLE, w. Va.

sealed Proposals viii be received by the under
signed until IL O'Clock meridian on Tuesday,
lime .6, IsSs, fur the laoor OF One hundred
Convicts 70 be employed within the fennennary
furnished on the LIST day OF August, lsSS
Proposals. must be sealed and addressed to the
,-periutendent and endorsed bid Jor Labor. y
Board reserves the right 70 reject any or
kher information desired win be for.
application to the Superintendent
The Board Of Directors.
howard RoBsRTsoSa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-19
Their Business Booming.

A HANDSOME complexion is one of the
greatest charms n woman can possess.
PczzOni's Complexion Powder gives it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-19

IN FRANK BUET's letter, in an
Ann, about those Republican
Ids in Preston county, will be
some of the Republican states
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-19
FOR SlLE
.o,,pY TVnST0

TINE DOUBLE TwoSIo,src n,
ines sitnale al Nos is SMck DWELL.
a.rsn.b Eireet, betweea On scuth .ids
o. oeseE No rs has nine n and NESs
stss nrnnshout. No. p [ vi b rss sns
NNee. svsser throughout en- nous vhS
A beautiful country rs W dFe'ns,.,,
area of evound. located 10 ;SsnssahnsdS
Vim Grove, on National Rrs wax easa
~. o' sfory frame dwelling tnproveInena
he and carriage house, iwSas god ss
Saiiine we'll Of water. y sbd an-ver
i va,W t,ees In abundance. gas In hcns
No u fouth Huron g.: Il
No. 7Ss Penn street: ira ,.Sons N.o0
NO. SIo 1Eansesh ri bric ous, e 5ln
NO. N-sn,ie,h A.. b; Zen fuoms. S.sn
10 Sa ENaenth street, yen MONA ss,lOo
No iy2 seventeenth Nao
Tive.room house ON VS. nns' leu
Tse north half OF LOT 2ltTSS, name: t.so.
addition. Improvements ssr ~ = sous
swoStory brick dwelling oooele
fou s m Rsn,s fer r. dwelling. 20
~ Aiies ~ >. aanun. Pho,
Apply 10 r,,.,. ages lNEHARr,
| heai losn Broker.
| myS Nark,f ef,..,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-19
TOR SALE

Isog;s s1 Cow &c me DIDO N coasaa mar ~.
an, scrss Of ansst land. on; ", hsSsS
snd snhlea- Also some gree DvelaSSs
al for Two thousand BoliaS ffain M
Il puiidirsf oost. h slsana
MAvLxY
iyls ha.n ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-19

THE question OF free trade IN ABB
sOIuteIy observation-disclosures CleSe-
land.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-19
uy lawyers? Sir. Aus

ny lawyers nAb' A''
log meuAbsSot the pro
.Nsw Work. answers this qGes-
the last number Of the Epoch. Mr.
A,ays that the number of lawyers
ractice should not deter any
Hrom entering the profession L
Ae IL specially adapted to it,
think it takes u very bright
coed. A patient plOdder, with
emery aud the faculty OF Observ-
initiating the methods Of Others,
likely to succeed a. a brilliant
WOuld he.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-19

6t Of those who can not I'M
he tariff of 1851 should be
an tariff, when the Re-
ID not come into power
g the wording OF the
the head Of this col
30 passed by Repub-
ssentatives, etc"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-19
TOR RENT.
Gduonai.
WHEELING AALE COLLEGE

VIII begin It's rasion wedne day, seite@
her q. 1858 Tho. ,esire thorough cinoaiifh
for their daughteroo; DO better than I" 'rad
them 70 this Irson. Pull con-r In 's'
Classics, Mo,leru Lagos, Kpglsb. pisN'Ht
Painting. Music,
For particulars, sss
R. BLAIsDELL,
a., pf.,iieni
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-19
Anntsmsnts.


Snntsmtnts.
A MONUMENT.
10 THE Enron Of Rsaisrrs
Please amount name ~ candidate VIZ
he shcnislty nio county. noicH 70 |"
iecinon of the I,Gsllc Convention.
,.sS LgwIs RTYErton.
A NNOUN(ENT FOR SHERIFF
To inc Eiiior Of Sss<r' ,
The s,p,ort o. Democracy Of Ohio coaHil
is respectfully I'D Cor the nornins''on
Sheriff Of Ohio ~, subject TO the No'A'H"
cHARLyB r. ByBifa
A MONUMENT.
10 NE Efir OF tgiso' ~
Please annor sat I am . candidate wv"
nomination Oft O Ohio county, :, '
D'esa,=.s's J. 6 rnrrrn
ap2in -. .. =
A INVOLVEMENT
thereby .nu~ nyssaf " ,e'"d'A'S
7; Sheriff OF Ohio -. !, con,,n,,ou
m,I hl'hahh -
/, ..,oTrr
EOR sPifr'
g IL nsAnzurYM
I s,,,..o, a. ~. so o. the Denocr'i'f o :.
!; public sssSsi : .eiis = ~
!. . TOR sRipf.
ny,e,f ps osDtAs' '
! hereby az r,t,sct % the dts.ss'
!: sheriff :" Or h.. or e.nysulsOo.
!: mysa4eh ,.,sT
4. :: : : {: c: &: ::
county. a vuIt,y xYl1
0e1ae ..,, nop sHEglf
LA sSopS EN- ''
a:.: .'' = Co. Z, s ,s..,; 49, :
's .: VIZ. rAsz.n
= sN,;;EMEET.
lAH
v. ~ pan.s Vim. n. H.a.l.s 81
dnas Tor b Of County eoa .as,,s ~
wtbfs ana rq"eH '"
DentraiT v,xy y0rEss
lYs.1A
7E2@ 0111aIPo
MME WIASN
h7ll "DSS
IN IL ,..>sr.. siBsI
ssSs : ~: ~,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-19
.fISS7 Passed

.fISSs Passed
Republican House
Il Representatives 1854 per cent.
War tariff, ut It's high
est. 1866 ..-................. ~ 35 per cent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-19

Present tariff, 1851. 54.l6 per eel
Proposed by the
yft1I. hin SSSl nor eel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-19

MaaningtOn, June 8 1888.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-19

80 successful IN
iA for an average
|, per per cent. was
eB lower than that
bin. There WAS q
|. and the usual
awAs demanded
A as the tariff
It was so
only South
, but North
llama and
measure.
lise tariff,
IN Of the
1910 al
e, with
sed. 1t
nee the
Q huge
Of the
Siug con-
"A, Of
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-31
STATE NEWS.

An excursion train left Laredo last
night for the City of Mexico.
The citizens of Corsicana are agita-
ting the project of creamery there.
Palo Pinto, Mineral Wells and
Millsap, are now connected by tele-
graph.
Cuero is unusually quiet and very
little co5ton is in, the farmers holding
back for rise.
Wolfe City has a goodly share Of
prospectOrs and new corners. The
town is growing rapidly.
The charter of the Granite Noun
company is filed; capital, $4,000.
Steer cattle, of almost any age, are
said to be good property, and now
meet with ready sale at fair prices.
The immense concentrating works
of the Guadalupe Mining and Smelt-
ing company will commence the treat
ment of ores on Nov. /.
The governor has appointed r. A.
Cameron and Geo. Goldthwaite dele
gates to the immigration convention,
which meets shortly at Montgomery,
Ala.
The location OF the city artesian well
and waterworks, at Corpus Christi, is
finally settled on. The well will be
sunk by the American Well Co., of
Aurora, Ill.
A meeting has been held at the
Waco Female college regarding the
project of rebuilding that institution.
Bishop Key, of Macon, Ga, delivered
an address.
Mr.. J. l.. Garrison and wife, of Bon
ham, are poisoned with rat poison. 1t
was kept on a shelf Immediately over
the coffee pot, and some of it is sup
posed to have fallen into the pot.
DR.. ). L. Edwards, OF Ennis, a
pioneer cattle buyer has been in Col
orado City for some days, and with
b. Gatewood, has purchased the L.
O. A. beeves, some 3400 head, said to
be fine animals.
A difficulty occurred at Temple, be-
tween w. w. Holmes, ticket agent
for the NJ. p. and G. B. Cherm police
man in the Santa Fe yards, in which
the former shot the latter, it is
thought fatally.
The Alliance gin at Reno, II miles
southwest of Rhome, is burned by
incendiarism. Everything was lost
except the engine and boiler. The
application papers for Insurance had
been filled out, and were in the GIN
house at the time of the fire, waiting
| to be mailed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-31
COKE AND SAVERS,

These great free trade lights have
come and gone, and what have they
given us? Nothing. Absolutely moth
ing, but brag and buster. What did
Sayers offer as an excuse tor putting
all the products of his district on the
free list? Why, that he voted for the
Mills bill BECAUSE PARTY CAUCUS
TOLD HIM TO Do SO. Did he attempt
to explain how the placing of wool on
the free list would not reduce the
price of wool? Not at all. Did he give
any reason why, if the tariff did not
reduce the price of wool, he voted to
take the amount OF the tariff on wool
from our treasury and give it to the
importer? Not much. The one song
was free trade is democracy, and dem
ocracy is free trade,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-31

SAVANNAH, Ga, October 3l.-A
special to the news says: At Hynes-
vile, Liberty county, Monday night,
VIM. Harrison, in an ineXplicable fit
of insanity, shot his little niece dead,
without warming, while sitting by the
Wounding her in the hip. She will
probably recover. Harrison fled, but
returned, admitted his crime, and
said he had attempted suicide by
jumping into a well. Later he denied
all knowledge Of the crime. Harrison
said he had been drinking heavily.