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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-09
The EIks, nennIon.

CSclSNArI, o., June S.-rho second
annual reunion Of the Benevolent Protect
I've Order Of Elks il In progress her, no
with a large attendance from Wasl...gtc
Detroit. Pittsburg, Cleveland, ColuLb.
DAYTON and other points. John ! /
of Boston, was elected chairman Of
business meeting. A parade today and q
banquet tonight will conclude the session
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-09
Fr,shtout Death

HARRsBuRo, Pa, June s.-five men
were horribly burned by the overturnlng
Of n ladle nj the Bcisomer mill OF the
Pennsylvania steel works at stcclton TO-
day. William shaencr died IN AN hour
anil Samuel zcarioss cannot live. Tho 9TH
en- are seriously burn ii.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-09
a,.., p.mocra,ic Gathering.

BAI1IMoRH, Md, juno a-huN :
have been received at the headquarters {
the National League Of Democratic CT s
in this city that not less than 400 clubs
will be represented nj the national con.
yention 10 be held in this city ON July 4
next, and that 5000 delegates will bo
present.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-09

of a poation Of the winnebago Indian
reservation in Nebraska
The House then at O'clock took re-
cess until o'clock, the ,eyening session to
be for the consideration. of private pension
bills.
At the evening session the House passed
thirty-three private pension bills, and at
1880 o'clock adjourned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-09

tai for 1883 il well nigh certain TO exceed
5000 miles. with likelihood that II will
reach 10, 600 miles and a possibility that II
may not fall short Of 1900 miles. Almost
5000 miles Of track were laid In 1887, the
year OF greatest construction ever known.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-09

Further details OF the thunder storm
Wednesday from surrounding parishes
about Montreal, show immense damage,
which will probably amount TO slO0OOO.
In certain sections Of Che country hardly q
barn Is left standing.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-09

Grimaldi. 100, Sla Dad, 100, $40; Ceustf 3
s2l; lnsolenCe, ~, Ss3 Nick FINER, lsI, 60
los, ~; Bcaconsiield, 40, 81 Montrose "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17
TRUSTEES SALE
Point Property

TOY VIRTUE or A DEED OF TRUsf MADE
ID 10 me ~ trustee, hy August HClmt"rkCt,
trustee, and Catherine hclmoctscr, DsaIiis dAt'
on tn. 18th lay ~ Soyctnbdr, y, u lstt hnhI 70
corded in the once Cf tho Clnrb az the tonnly
Colr for Ohio county. w,st virgins, IN Decd Of
rust Book No. Il, pages 5!3 and "a, J. VII pro
ceeo TO sell at public salc. at the 'front.' do2r ofihc
Cur. House. for said Ohio county, In the 'iy
Of Wheeling, on
Wednesday, January rs. 1889,
S Ss.S z pso = NJ IN , 2,Sif e 70 a; -. y No esS,S'S
tracts or parcels OF band lying and beink In IN
sdelph,a District. Ohio county, w0r virginia.
bounded and described "a IollOst. TO VII IN"
National road, corner VIM. A. Garrison. theme"
down the tide OF the National road south 10
west 81 poles, crossing creek IN stake thence
south o. east ~ poles TO stake thenns Ir"ying
the National road north ~ wea p5 pI!Cs "a
rcd oak; thence north bGKo weS 0 pnle'tU apple
tree. thence north ~ west ~ Iolcs to stHkc,
tibet c north 20 east 81 poles U sugar tree Theme"
north ~ east 1870 polos' Gro sing creek 10
stone corner TO w. A. Garrison, thence with flH
line south So east 1875 pos 10 the place Of Pc
gipniug, containing ten 90 Q rss NOV ri. leS.
The second lot bes'nnibR ~ tbs ,o'lh pr %
the railroad badsc, Gsos-.nt LUZ Whfsans
-Juth !, cast 81 poles 10 stake. thence leaving
| railroad south 90 east 3 pOss 10 stake thrnce
north lCo west u poles 10 stake IN teh OF creek
thence up the creek north n cat LID po.ss u
thence north 90 west ii.8 pOics to the place "t
| BEGINNING, cOnlsining Two ~ acres more or .c't,
;og, ther with the buildiDs and improvements
thereon and the AppuftanAnces ihefeunio he
lDnsiug. icing the came properly conveyed 70
| ,sId August Hcimbefger ~ trussc for fAtd Cath.
| ernq n inbcrgsT, by Valentine HUnbefg@ and
| wife by Decd dated Veterinary Hh lsIj, snfr"
corded in Deed Book No. 20, page w ~ the land
| records Of Asid Ohio oD1niy.
| TRIMS OF sAI.E-0ne half or ~ much more
As the purchaser may eject Ia pay, cob In hsbl
| on das OF sale, the bAlsBre. n any, In t~oeVnHl
in,taIuenp, pAyab,s In Que and two yssys Ic.
,peciyely from the day OF rae, the pyFhVd -
| give MS notss. beArrR Inter ~ nom the day 81
sale, payable annually for The SAN de'errod initial
| mens, AMI tn give q deed OF tr1si, duly &C
kpo ' edged and recorded. on said property ~
Scrre the pay men. o. the 'hid rO'ci AIh, Rls,.
| to azure the dwelling on said ~ petty fIth"
prm OF p9. LGS than two JesfS "a sun OF not
lrss than ySO 10 ON gnO1 ara nrlishle ip,nf
| snce 0ptany IN be spJrnTof W ss'f trUs.sa,
the policy OF policies o, insuaDcs 70 y; trHus
frred 10 the tnstse fUr the h,nsht oftbs Trust. :
HENRI " n SELL, TrpSh'.
W. n. HLLLsE, huotkoDseT. at'b9
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17
HO[,ED
THE KANAWHA COMMISSIONERS
Chased to Their Hiding Places and
Served
WITH WRITS OF INJUNCTION.
sueetd 7sleorana % he SUNDAY Register.

Special TslegrGza 10 he Sunday Register.
CHARLESTON, ". VA, December Is
This city is in q brosd grin over late dsvel-
ments in election matters. First came the
Prosecuting Attorneyship development
Chapman, Republican, whose election to
that Office was contested by Litslepage, be-
came alarmed over the prospect and made
terms with his opponent. Chapman has
qualified, with Littlepage as deputy, and
the re-enue is divided. Republicans
admit that this is a concession on Chap
mans part, that the alleged Republican
msiorities in Kanavha won't stand legal
inquiry, which is about the fact. .
To-day, tie County Court, under order
Of the Supreme Court, signed a bill Of ex1
ceptioDs on the petition of Fleming and
Anderson, but not the bill asked for. The
County Court insisted on quibbling and
explaining IS they went along, but
enough is left to NEST the rtqulie-
ments of the case. This done, tue
County Court proposed to go before the
Supreme Court, answer the mandamus
and have the restraining order dissolved.
This would have left them free to certify
to the Governor, these cookd up returns,
and it has since transpired that the certlt-
Gates we're actually made out aud signed;
An Injunction to keep the County Court
from certifying pending the certiorari pro
Iceedings was obtained from Judge McGin-
mis- this morning, and the County Court
tried hard to get..out OF town to avoid
service One member was found hidden
in an up stairs back room on Front street
and the notice served on him, but the
other members could rot be found, al
though the officers hunted them for two
hours. Somebody, it is said, saw George
Patton, the County Courts counsel, NOV
ing hastily up aiack street. John Alder
s1n was advised to follow him and
after a long chase, Re located Patton IN
the home of Stanton, one ofthe members
of the court. Stanton coon appeared, pre-
airing to leave town. He was halted by
Anderson Stanton was plralized by the
news of the injunction. Anderson dis
patched q messenger for the sheriff, and In
a few minutes Deputy Sheriff Dudding
appeared, the notice was served and the
farce ended. This attempt Of the County
Court to dodge process is in keeping with
the rest of their outrageous proceedings.
Every bndy ,s glad they are foiled. The
courts will nov have an opportunity to
review their irregularities, and so will end
the pretens ons of Golf and MCGinnis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17
I'm CONFERENCE.
WEST VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS CALL ON
QUAY AGAIN.

WASHINGTON, D. O., December b.
Congressman Gcf, Of West Virginia, has
been in Washington only a few days since
Congress convened. He came here and
answered to his pame on the roll call the
first day, ard a dsy or two after that dis
appeared, aud has not been seen ground
the Capitol tinCe. 1t 10 learned that he has
been spending e good deal of time in New
York holdiog mysterious conferences with
promiuert leaders of the Republican party
in that city.
Night before last State Senator Scott, OF
the Wheeling District, and Editor Hart, OF
the Wheeling hteuigcRcer, passed through
Washington on their way to New York,
where they were joined by Chairman
Quay, of the Republican National Commit
tee, where the West Virginians and Mr..
Quay NIT a number Of other leading Re-
publicaus 20 discuss the West Virginia sit
nation before Mr.. Quay lefs for Indianap'
oils. TIE movements Of these gentlemen
are attracting considerable attention among
West Virginia politicians in tbi, city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17

ITO; uhnsda Paciac, SIT; Central Pacific,
"a; Chesapeake and Ohio III; preferred 90
.hrs.a, 14s; do seoondA Isl; Chicago and
Alton, 1874; chicago Burlingtonsn and Quincy
1854; Delaware and Hudson. 1851; Della
ware, Lackawanns and Western 1873;
Denver and Rio Grande, Is; Erie, 223i
do preferred, So; n. Wayne, Isl; III
nois Central, 113!; Lake Shore, ss3; Mich
igan Central, 81; Minneapolis and st. Lsnis,
s; do preferred, II; Missouri Pacific
20: Northern Pacific, "a; do preferrrd,
57I; Chicago and Northwestern l04s; do
preferred, 1871; New York Central, l06s;
Oregon Transcontinental, 2si; Pacific Mah,
35; Peoria, D. & E, s33; Pittsburs. !sS;
Pullman Palace Car, IL; Reading, 46s;
Rock Ialand, 97s; st. Louis and ban
Francisco, "a; do preferred, SSH; nrst
preferred, lioi; ST. Pan, AilaeHpoli' and
Manitoba 81; 81. Paul and omAhA, SIT;
Do preferred, 9si; Texas Pacihe, 2os;
Uaio. Pacific, Gil; United States e.
press, "A; Wsstern Union, s2}.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17
AN ACTRESS MISSING.

Fay Templston Relieved to Have Gone on
Another European Adventure.
CHICAGO, December 1j-Fay Temple
ton, the actress, who hiss been mysterious
ly absent from her company several nights
pat, failed again this evening to put in an
appearance. The txcuCc' that she was i'll
at her boarding house, on Loomis street,
were pune .ur.d TO night. investigation
there showing that ShH bad not been in the
place siace ahs was first missing. 1t was
quite generally believed Tonight that the
CAV f~svorite rad started on another Ct her
noted European adventures, definite state
menss being in circulation that she had
taken the Ptnnsylvsnia limited train East,
and would tomorrow board an ocean
steamer possibly to again meet the wealthy
you2g Howell Osborne in Paris.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17
FEDERATION WORK.
The Great Labor Convention Almost Com
i,lstes It's Business. Z eff

The Great Labor Convention Almost Com
/. pletes Its BUSINESS. Fl
Sr. LbUIs, Deeember 15.-The Ameri
can Federation Of Labor, re-ssssmbled ct II
o'clock this morning. and oysr On boul
was consumed in discussion CT o resolution
endorsing certain newspapers as organs o.
the Federation. The resolution was final
'ly defeated, and the Federation then pro
ceeded to the election of oficsrs for the en-
suing year with the following result:
President Samuel Gompers, Of New
York.
First Vice esident-Daniel McLaugh
lin, ~Braidwood, Tis.
Second Vics President VIM. Martin,
Pittsburgh. ..EE2t
S~ecretary-P. J. Mcclure, Philadsphis
.Treesurer-Henry Enrich, New York.
Trustees Hugo Miller, August Delabal
and Joshua P. Dyer, New York. og
By q close vote Boston was selected a
the place where the next annual meetinl
will be held. There was q bitter ccntest
between the friends Of Philadelphia and
Boston, the latter city being victorious by
but two votes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17
Bullets and Suns for Hayt;.

NEW YORK, December 15.-The Atlas
Lire steamer Andes called to-day i'om
this port bound for Pert Au Prince
Kumors tia. sac carried besides a geEersl
cargo, several hundred thouSsta bail care.
ridges for the Haytien government could
not Re officially verified. 1t was stated a.
the Offices Of the sgeHts vi the line, PIN
Forward 4 Co that they could not yet
tell the patDre OF the ADDE'S cargo until
he. sailing papers had been clNei and re
ceiYei. Hsytien Minister Preston also
could not say positively that tie. steamer
carried any ammunition for bis government
bat tbouSht it very likely that she did.
F.om another source it was lsSrrel, how
eve!. that the Andes in addition to her
cNgl Of cartridges carried about one
thousand Winchester and Remington rilec,
consigaed by a manufacturing firm IN this
city 10 ;he Hayden Government.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17
Saved His Life.

Mr.. d. I. Wilcoxscn, Of Horse Cave,
XIV, says hv vas, for many years, badly
afflicted with Phthisic, also Diabetes; the
pains were almost uncomfortable and would
sometimes almost throw him into convul-
sions.' He tried Electric Bitters aud got
relief from first bottle and after taking Elk
bottles was entirely cured, and had gained
in flesh eighteen pounds. Says he posi-
lively believes he would have died, had il
not been for the relief afforded by Electric
Bitters. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by
Incnn & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17
PRISONERS
HELD In THE MAHDI'S HANDS.
Emin Boy and Henry N. Stanley Certainly
Captured.

NEW YORK, December 15.-A London
special says: Everybody in London be,
lieves that Emin Bey and Henry II. Stan.
ley are both prisoners of the Mshdi. 1t is
at least certain from Oman Digna's letter
that the Mshdi is in possession of q num-
Der of things which Stanley is known t.
have carried with him, and it is assumed
that both the Europeans lives are too val
liable from a Postage point of view to be
sacrificed by the SoudAnsse. In the light
Of this discovery, it is probable that the
Suskim fight will be indefinitely post,
poned. Lord Randolph Churchill's motion
for negotiations is to be discussed on Mon.
day, and it is certain, therefore, that moth.
ing will be done till after that.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17
HAYTIENS SCARED.
They WIN Release the Republic at Once
a Sbrawd Move.

They WIN Release the Republic at Once
A Shrewd Move.
NEW YORK, December ia Kingston,
Jamaica, special to the Herald says: The
| Hsytians are in a stats of terror at the ru-
NOR that United States war vessels are on
their way here to demand the release ofthe
seized steamer Hsytian Republic. The
government dare not fight, and they fear
that to surrender tic vessel 10 open port at
the demand of a foreign msn-O!- war would
make them unpopular ard weaken their
authority at home, herc9 they have decid-
ed UPON a verE shrewd move The At'as
liue steamer Alens, Cap. Seiders, which
arrived from New York last evening,
brought with her q crew under contract
~ith Minister Preston. They will sail for
Port al Prince at midnight on the
steamer Arran, also OF the At
las line, which hiss been chartered
for tie occasion, and will take possession
Of the Steamer Haytien R'pQblic, on Sun
day. Trey will then leave immediately
FIR New York, before the Amcr!cIn Mau-
Ot-War arrives.
Coief Officer Williams, Of the Alero,
will command the returned vessel. Tee
Atlas Company have contracted with Min
ister Preston 20 deliver the Hsytien Repub
lie at New York, and they hope 20 accom-
plish it in this way. Hsyti thus expects
to be spared the disgra;e of bsing com.
p.lled 10 deliver the vessel GA the demand
Of a foreign Man-ofWar. TIE Govern
ment also hope to escape the payment OF
indemnity. It Is a great scheme.
Ia regard to the above a Herald reporter
last night interviewed Secretary Bayard a.
Washington. The Secretary raid he had
70 information on the s%utjfc', but that
the line Of action indicated in the Kings
ton dispatch would he agreeable to hln,
bat that in so far ss tine question o. in
demUiiy wa Involved it would not make
the slightest difference. The Haytier
Minister, Stephen Preston, said thst he haC
~ ,,y snrh Man
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17
Suspicious OF FOUL PLAY.
The stystsfious DIssppearaoce OF . Poea-
hontas Farmer.

The Stystsfious DIssbpearaoce OF . Poea-
hontas FARMER.
SDeetal Ts!egram 10 Tie Sunday Re0iaT.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, December Is
Information reached here to-day to the
effect that Nelson Moore, a good citizen,
who resided near Elroy, Pocahontss
county, has been foully dealt with. he
has not been teen by his family or friends
for q week, and a company was organized
Yesterday to searchfrr him. 1t is believed
that he has been killed, and his b!dy hid
in the Black Mountain wilderness, ss some
of the circumstances connected with his
DISAPPEARANCE look very suspicious. When
he Left homo he had no money with him.
There is a theory that he was In the
mountains hunting, and has been devoured
by some wild animal, probably 8 panther.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17
OLD HUTCH REPEN FAINT.

The Famous Wheat Corner Proves Too
Much for His Conscience
CHICAGO, December 15.-There has
BEEN q n about town 70, several days
that "O'd Hutch" b iog conscience
stricken by his gr,a, wheat corner la't Sep
tembsr, had Joined church and would here,
after devote his mouey and attention to
spicituai stfAirs,
A reporter who interviewed the old nan
ON the sutiect Of his conversion, was told
to yet into the street with his maXlpuu
Of speed. Later in the night Hutch sa'd
tina. the fact that be went to church tht
other nigh. was nOho1y's busiiess.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17
Advice to Mothers.

Mn. wirslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, is the prescription Of
once Of the best female nursessnd physicians
in the United States, and hsS been Ned
for forty ysars with paver failing success
by millions Of mothers for their children.
Daring the process Of teetting its value Ia
i~ncalcusble. 1t relieves the child from
psin, curee dysentery and diarrhea, grip
tng in the bowels, and wind colic. BY
s;Tins health 70 the child Il rats ~
Inothsv pIos 2Se . Sottls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17
WREATHED IN SMILES.
MT. Morton Leaves Indianapolis Very Well
Pleased.

Mr.. Morton caves Indianapolis Very Well
Pieased.
INDIANAPOLIS, December Il. - Vice
President elect and Mrs. Morton couclud-
ed their visit to General and Mrs. Harrison
and left for hons this evening st 11:35, ny
special train, oVer the Be Line. Mr..
Morton statsd last evening that they should
leave al 4 ?. M. tO-dsy, but it is Thought
the hour was Chipgei TO as TO AVOID
gowds at TIE depot and receptions along
the route. Mrs. Morton arose much Tt
freshed and feeling almost entirely recov'
cred from her indispoSition of lest night
The Vice P~resident-elect YVES in excellent
health AMI spiri 5 Hi1 face Wa' wresthed
with smil; as hs stood on the rear pat,
form when the train pulled ont, and waved
tare vel to Secretary Hsltord and MIR. Nc
Kse, who bad escorted them to the station
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17
Bound TO BE A LUMBER.


New YORK, December 15.-Tbe Tdc'
grqm Dublishss an lat rView with eX-Ssn-
sto- P.a,F, with regard to the report that
Mr.. Blaire had accepted the portfolio OF
Secretary % Stat, IN which that gentle
msn character = tt repor5 az hosh. Mr..
Flat further stated, according to the
Trlcpum. that &c did not heli=v9 tut
r a,ne bad accepted the portfolio or that
Geo. Hsrrisou had rendered 1t to him; thai
the story had heen started by a cores
pendent ct a Cincinnati paper and that 1t
was sent to every ~ru'nsl in New York,
but that it Was on!y pabiishsd by o few,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17
Reject the Panama Bill.

PARIS, December 15.-The committee
appointed by the Chamber Of Deputies to
consider the bill ~pcstponing the payment
of the Panama Canal Compsny's liabilities
has rejected the measure.
While the committee were examining
the bill N. Peytral, minister Of finance,
stated that a new s~ociete, L. Etude', was
prepared to constitute itself within o fort.
night, with o cspital Of ten or fifteen mill
ion francs, to continue preparations for the
operation Of the old company. This would
precede the proposed new company, the
capital stock Of which would be fixed &C.
cording to the result of the inquiries and
which would complete the canal. Provis-
ionsl directors, with full powers, would
continue the work psndiug the formation
of the new company.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17
TIE THIRD VICTIM.
The Body of LIttlO Irene HAYES Found
In the Lake

The Body of LIttlo Irene HAYES Found
In the Lake.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, December Ia
special to the Ereaing Scimdter from BIZ
miDgbsm, Ala, ssys: The tody of Irene
H,wes, tie second daughter Of Dick
Halves, was found 10 the lake at Lake
view, at 1920 this morning, by Detective
Robbins. The water had been draired
until it was OILY a loot or two deep. The
child wore a small slip half covering the body
and a hemp cord fastened two heavy fish
plates, weighing so pounds each, to the body
The sesrchers bad about given MP when
Robbins thought he would make one more
attempt. He threw in his line and brought
up the hOrfid find. The body was dscom,
posed badly bat was at o1ce Identified by
James Halves, Dicks brother, IS that o.
the dead Irere. This child wss fouEd
a5out 70 feet from where Mrs. Hawes'
body waC concealed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17
CHIEF TO DIE RY ELECTRICITY.
Cincinnati Scientific Men Asked to XIII
the wIckedest Elephant.

CINCINNATI, December 15.-The doom
Of Chief has been fixed, and the only quas-
ton that remsins is, how shall he die? His
judges would like to have him executed by
electricity for the novelty Of the thing and
the scientific Possibilities.
Chief is tie biggest elephant in the
country since jumbo died, and the wick
eldest. lie is so wicked that his owners,
John and Gilbert Robin:Ol, the circus
men, don't want anything more to do with
him, although he is estimated to be worth
$40 600, which is valuiDg him at about the
rate of 81 q pound. He has a record OF
three murders on his e~lsphantine soul, and
even his companions of his " race shun
and fear him. For months he has fern
wearing chains around his feet, tusks ard
head, bat none OF the stablemen feel safe
wbea near him, for no n can tell when
he will break away, ard it is known that
he has a particular ~pencbaLt for killing
keepers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17
THEY MUST 60.
Indiana white Caps Being Vigorously
Prosecuted.

Prosecuted.
INDIANAPOLIS, December 15.-Gov.
Gray has been notified by the prosecutor
at CorydOn, Ind, that VIM. G. Gregory,
James L. Lynch, Lewis Jobe, Daniel
West, Samuel Bott, John Z. Rawlings,
Floyd Morgan, Chas. Morgan, VIM. Wise
man, Reuben Robertson ard Chas, Miller
have teen indicted for white Cap" out
RACES. TIE men sre all we'll to do citizens
Of Hsrrison County. Attorney General
Kitchener, who directed the prosecutors
against the White Caps, says that there
will be % or 80 more indictments In va
rious southern counties, and from his
knowledge of the evidence he believes
there will be a good many convictions.
Mr.. Kitchener raid that every possible
effort would be put forth to rid the State
of the regulators, and that he felt certain
that tie effort would succeed. ,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17
No BLAINE
ELSE'S TURN TO-DAY.
At Least No One Knows if the Maine
Man
WILL GO INTO THE CABINET

WASHINGTON, December l5.-Tne ErGI'
ing Si,Y says: A dispatch has been re,
ceivtd here By members o. the Maine dele
CATION in Congress informing item irre-
ply to irquiIiss that NJ. blaine had not
heard q word from headquarters at In,
d~,a1spnlis sb)ut his eu,erirg the Cabinet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17
aySTaNG LINlMENT

Hills. BURNS. CUTS. CORES
''i'f M ANS FROSTBITES