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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17
LEGISLATIVE PROGRAMME.
work to Be Done In Conkress During th
Nsxt WeeS.

work to Be Done In Conkress During The
Next Wees.
WASHINGTON, December Is This is
the last week Of Congress prior TO the holi-
day reeess, which will probably begin with
the sdjourrmsnt next Friday, in accord
snce with the terms of the resolution now
awaiting report from the House Commit
tee on Ways and Means. In the Senate,
the tariff bill still holds the right of way
over all other measures and will be con-
sidered from day to dsy immediately
after the routine morning hour bust
ness. During the first week Of this
session thirty-sigbt pages of the
bill were disposed of in two dsys, but the
policy now pursued by the minority, OF
offering and discussing amendments TO al
most every paragraph, restricted progress
in the four legislative days Of last week 10
four pages. 1t is therefore apparent tnat
the remainder of the bill cannot, as was
hoped and expected by some members OF
the majority, be disposed Of before the
holiday recess.
In the House Of Representative to-mor-
row, motions on behalf of committees TO
pass measures under suspension OF rules,
will be in order, but the pending mo!lon
made by Mr.. Dunn, of Arkansas, IN his
inprvidual capacity, for the passage OF the
Nicars aqua canal bill will have the right OF
way, the floor having been yielded to Mr..
Dunn by MIR. Warner, of Missouri, who
has a motion pending TO. the
passsgs of the Oklahams blu.
1t is doubtful whether Chairman
Blanchard of the River and Harbor Com
mittee will make any effort to call up the
bill, Of which he is the champion, OF sus-
pension day; but strenuous attempts will
be made to secure its consideration and II
possible, its passage, during the course oil
the week.
A vigorous opposition to this measure
will be made by some members who, while
f4voriug works Of internal improvement,
balieye that the committee has not had
sufficient time to formulate proper bill,
and that the present methods of making
appropriations for such purpose is wrong.
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CABLE FLASHES.

DR.. Cbarco., OF Berlin, will 90 10 Russis
10 be In attendance af the CzHina-
The BouIaogist journals violeutly de.
nounes the rel jsction Of tae Paasns csn,l
bill.
TIE commission investigating the acci'
den. to the Czn's train at Boeki, lsJs the
blame on careless officials.
Terrible storms have bsen raging On ths
French side Of the Pyreuness, flooding VII
lsgs and causing heavy los Of life.
Adv;css from South Africa say thst the
King Of Swaziland, recsotiy csnsed III:
msssacre Of his premier and ax ehi<ie aoe
their ptoplp, who were tuppoed 70 d
concerned in Q p'o. to dethroos him in n
vor of his brother.
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Elopsd with His Sister.

KINGSTON, ONT, Dtcsmbsr l6.-Fred
Acklin, a fireman, Of Ferry Point, has
elcped with his sister, the mother Of six
children. She was living with a man
named Dayey, at Niagara, but went home
lhree months ago on visit t) her brother,
who is married and has three children.
The shameless conduct of the brother Nnd
sister so angered MIS-. AcSlin that she left
the house in disgust. Yesterday the pair
left Ferry Point, rowed ac7oss the bay and
tCok q G. rand Trunk train.
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The Harrison Sod Cabin,

INnlNNArouS, December Is The scd
rah1a hailt by the citizens of LouP City,
Nsh IS \ glit 70 Gen. Harrison, srrived
n thu cry this evening" 1t occupies ST
'ltlrs lat car, is sixteen feet lor Z and nint
ieet high. The halsnce Of the Car fenced
IN a. a do2r yard, The prsser-t is supposed
I" l'p'fy the HOUSES OF the early settlers o
Nshrasks
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BLAINE IN.TaE CABINET.

Banker Drexel May BE Sorry He Gave
$4,000 to Elect Harrison.
PHILADELPHIA, December l6.-GeoTge
W. Chiids, of the Ledger, said to-day,
when called upon by reporter of lead
ipg daily paycr, that Mr.. Drexsl, of the
great banking house, told him that ne had
given 81, 900 80 elect Benjamin Harii or,
but that if he had thought there was any
danger of Harrison, when elected to the
Presidency, making James G. Blsiue his
Secretary Of State, Re would have gwen
$50, 600 to defeat him.
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GARMENTS OF DEATH
LAID ASIDE AND JACKSONVILLE OPENS
tP HRR GATES ..,-.
To the Incoming rrOnss Of Refugees and Seekers
Afbr Halth-fhs Stricken City Recover
ns Rapidly Prom ths Terrible
VHiaton Of Disssa

JAcKsoNvILLE, FLA, December 16.-
Two refugee special trains from Atlanta
and other Georgia cities, arrived here yes-
terday. and the regular northern trains
have all been we'll filed with refugees.
Probably 500 persons in all have arrived in
the city in the past thirty hours
The refugees have been met BY bands
of music, the people bearing banners Of
welcome and other demonstrations Of joy.
Business is opening mp sgain and the
streets present almost their wonted sp-
pearance. It is estimated that thsre will
be fully 5000 arrivals per week during
TIE next month. The prospects for the
season and general business are good.
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sherman and Alger

WASHINGTON, December 16 Several
gentlemen, representing Genetal Alger,
have called en- Senator Sherman for the
purpoee of ascertainipg his attitude toward
Algere Thsy were hoping to tud that Mr.
Sherman was not psrsisting in the position
lie took Immediately after the Chicago
Convention that the Alger forces Of the
Convention had actually bought delegates
Bat they were soon undeceived. They
found tie Sepato; unyie!diOg IN his cen
viC'ious aud rot a. all sverse 20 declaring
them in emphatic terms.
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Mrs Parsons Didn't Come

CHICAGO, December 1.-two or three
small meetings OF Anarchists and Social
lists we,e held to-day, but developed moth
ing sensational. Mrs. Parsons, contrary
to announcement, did rot arrive home TO-
day from her trip to Europs. The c1n-
mittse of her frieI ds who were to meet Ter
at the depot were notified last evening
that she would'not reach the city till to.
morrow morning
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QUAY MUST BEWARE,
Or the Blaine Crowd VIII SIT Right Down
on Hls Neck.


PHILADELPHIA, PA, December 10
There are lots of polit;cisnS here who are
ready to Jump on Senator Quay with 10th
lset. Charles Emory Smith, Tom Coopsr
and the whole Blaine crowd are keeping
very quiet ard awaiting their opportunity.
They sre in high glee over the efforts to
push Blaine into the Cabinet, and it he
gets there the Blaine war on Qusy will
begin az once.
Open rebellion is out Of the question
until General Harrison shall announce his
Cabinet. 1t is now well understood that
# Blsine is rot in it thsn Quay will be sl-
lowed to run Pennsylvania without ques.
ticn; bnt if, on tteother hand, Blaine shall
he chosen Quay will have big fight or
hand
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17

IHAvE besn q great sufferer from ca
tarrh for over ten yesrs; had it very bad,
could hardly breathe. Some nights tonld
not sleep-hsd 10 walk the fo,r. / pur-
chassd Ely's Cream Balm snd am using IL
fresly, it 10 working Q cure surely. 1haye
advised several friends to use II, and with
happy results in every case II is the one
medicine above all Others. made to cure
cstarrh, and it is worth its weight in gold.
thank God I have foand remedy / can
use with safety and that does all that II
claimed for il. It ia curing my dsafnsss
B. W. Swerry, Hartford, Conn.
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WELL! WE'LL! WELL!

The Cabinet auessers Must be Running
short on Material.
CHICAGO, December 16.-A dispatch to
the Tribune from Columbu, says: Gov
ernor Foraker has been rendered the At
toraey- -Generalship.
"He was offered the War Department or
the Attorney G sneralship, and he decided
in favor Of the latter.
Foraker has not pei accepted, hut will
in few days, leaving the Ssnatorship .
year hence free for Ex-Governor Foster. /"
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CHARLES Z. BOYLE DEAD.
A DIstIDE uIshed PennsyIvauisn Passes
Away Suddenly.

SEATTLE, W. T., December l6 CHARLES
f Boyle, Cnief Justice Of Washington
Territory, died in his room at the Otci-
dental Hotel here last evening at G:55
o'clock, after a four days illness, from a
complication of quinsy and pneumonia.
HIS sickness was occssioned by exposure
during trip recently to Mt. Vernon, in
the northern p ut of the Territory. Over
work tended to hasten his death. He
was conscious to the last Mrs. Boyle
and his son Edward were at the deathbed
of the Chief Justice.
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A PRINCES BErRofHAL

LIKELY 20 Occar Soon, Not twiihstsndiog the
PrJadicss Of the Pops
LONDON, D.c.mber 15.-It Is expected
In Rome that the announcement Of The
bstrothsi of Victor Emmsnuel, heir 70 tte
italian throne. with ths Princes, Clsmen-
tine, Of Belgium, win sceaf very soop.
This ssessemsst has bsso looked forward
70 for lepg tine. bat h believed 70 have
seen retarded owing 10 The inhueEc, Of the
Pope st the Belgium court, where be was
st one time ths Pspal nunclo.
Il 10 thought tsaa sithsr sutids ipfa-
ence that wAs ttsonEss thsu that Of the
Pope, h,s bsen brought 10 bear upon Bel.
GUM, or that ths Holy Fathsr has with
drawn bis objectisn, h spits Of his dtsliks
fcr tbe Italian Ssyal fsnily.
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Cleveland WIN Reside in New York,

WASHINGTON, December 16 There
were about one hundred and fifty persons
at the Presidents reception Friday after
noon. One Of ITEM suggested that he
would like the President to take up his
residence in his State The President re-
pied, 'Tasnk you, but guess I'll have
10 stick to my own State
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They should Supper, tho Canal.

PARIS December 16.-Most Of the
papers here consider the rejection Of the
Panama canal bill mistake. Some de.
scibe the vote in the Chamber of Deputies
a. pusillanimous while others declare that
it will prove fatal to the republic.
The tribunal of the Ssine has copfir med
the powers conferred on the provisional
administrators. The Temps siys this de.
cision invests them with the widest power
even TO contract loans aud continue TIRE
work.. The rejection OF the bill has not
modified the company's position.
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DemnspY and Mitchell.

New YORK, December 16.-JscS D2mp-
sew and Charl9s Mitchell wilt in ali poo-
ability meet htreabouts within two months
in ten-round glove contest. Mitchell
hiss signified his willingness to at ,ept one
of the two propositious made by D4mp-
sey. Mitchell will, under the supala-
tions, be obliged to pest $4,000 In the
hands of some fair sporting man whom
Dempsey is to name, as forfeit that he
will, after the glove contest, meet the
Nouplreil in huiSh tghs before the
California Athletic Club.
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DIR. scott Dead.

LEBANON, O., December 16.-Dr James
Scott, author of the famous liquor law,
died at his home here at two o'clock thls
morning Of heart trouble and other COM
plications, aged seventy-three years and
eight months. He had been confined to
his be 1 for the past three weeks, and for
the past week bis death was expected at
any time
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Whinnad a Woman.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, December To-
In Lsmsr county, on Friday night, sorOwG
Of masked men took Mrs. Jane johnson
from her house and administered 80 lasfe'
on her bare back, and then warned her TO
leave the county within five days.
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COLORED GIANTESS.

Death Of Annie Langley, Probably the Tall
est Girl in the Country.
NEW YORK, December 6.-Miss Annie
Langley, who is said to have been the tall
est girl in the city, if not in the country,
died at the home Of her mother $40 Third
avenue, last evening.
DR.. Gillett, her attending physician
who measured her height, says she was
feet 2 inches. She died of consumption
A coffiu had to bs specially ordered for tn,
II
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HAVE. Gnll,r of tho NIurder.

EIHW.NOAANI. ala December Ii The
q, .ouer's jury to day held an inqu's. on
ou tie hoiy { Ivene Eases, found in the
lake ys-tyrdsy, ard r,tdvDCd avsrdict that
dr-ss,d rsme TO her death at the hands oI
Ter father, K 4 Halves.
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The RaisinR of fwo-Ups

In q branch of ioriculture in which mesd-
enc and youths sometimes indulge; bos
when the ruddy petals opening disclose
,pecks aud discoloration snd emit an m
pleasant o5os, the ne Of SOZOD0NT foe
The teeth remedies both deftcb-
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QUAY'S COMING.

Ino Mailed Hsud" Starts Tor IudlsnNpoli:
on Monday.
INpINNNroLIS, December Is Hon.
I,uu G.. New received a Letter from Senator
Qrly n-dAv. sta'iac that he would leave
>eS York M~nlay light 70, IndilnNpOlis.
Ia.s Is The first authentic II t1rmat'Oa re,
gNriirS Chairman Quy's Intended visit.
sher2 Is hvl;ct existent among numlror>
,srtl &tpISlcsns Ct prominence that The
roulnc week VII prove fruitful Of Cabi-
net spe,u'stiOn cl 40 unusually interest
M rhEr.lt L
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Must Help Emin Bsy.

BERLIN, December 16.-Ths National
Gazette says that il Emin has bsen cap
tured it becomes mors than ever duty
and an honor to send an expedition to bi:
assistance.
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Endemic of Diphtheris.

ALBUQUERQUE, A. T, December 10
Over two huudred deaths from diphthsris
have occurred in this vicinity in the past
two weeks, and the breaking out of sms: l.
pcx La, caused much additional alarm.
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Plenty Of Natnral Gas.

INDIANAPOLIS, December l6-A state
ment is going the rounds Of the press that
the natural gas Il. Id FROM which the city OF
Iudiars2Clis draws its supply is 6 wing cut
and may aOon become exhausted. TIE is
absolutely no tlulh in the assertion.
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EuCland's Bold Soldiers

SUAElNI, December 16-A reconuols-
aucs was made on the LET'S aud rear of the
rebsl's position 10 day. The party was
headed by Gen. Grepfsl and advanced un-
der a heavy fire from the forts. The Arabs
opened fire but did no damage.
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.o,rruERN IMMIGRATION.

r.. sortbsrn immigration Convention
o5opted resolutions requesting the
I ,a,s.Ist5re, Of Southern States tc take Co
-,,;v, measures IN the general plan to
,,.,,, immisr alton Southwark. The tide
;mmivration Westward is ebbing' and
,bs S,utd is the coming great se:t'op OF
tbsvOantry.
We have greater natural advantages
,,., ,py other portion of the continent.
Mar sojl il richer, our mines are ineIhaus'
,n. Oar climate for salubrity is IN
,nD,Isd; our scenery is renowned, and,
roritical falsehoods to the contrary not
outstanding, cur people are among the
most geaial, ererOCs, hospitable and law
abiding to be fcdnd on the globe.
All the South lacks is capital and poPu-
la,iou 10 develop fer unequaled resources
=, make ner commercially, socially and
n,Iiticarv what she is naturally, the
grss2,est portion OF our country
To this end heSOutbern Interstate I'm
migration bureau has been established by tie
Montgomery Convention. 1t asks tie aid
Of the Legislatures of the States to be ben
.otted.
The legislature of West Virginia should
I'LL avsr,ins into the subj ect careful
". West Virginia is probably the richest
in natural advantages Of sll the Southern
States, and has most to g4iu by incoming
rlp,tal, population and the other advan-
,gcs proposed hy the Montgomery Con-
,entioo, wto5e proceedings we commend to
mo r,refrI attention of each individual
msmbs OF the next Legislature.
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M'KINLEY HUsTLING.
He Is Securing All the Votes He Csn for the
SDeakorehip

He Is Securing All the Votes He Osn for the
Speakership.
WASHINGTON, December 18.-Msjor
Mckinley 70 doing good deal Of quiet
hustlipg for votes for the spsaksrship Of the
next House. Some Of his friends thouEht
thst he wns doing little to help himself,
bat whsn they made inquiries they found
that the little msjor had covered oil the
ground that could bs covered here To q
friend Msjor Mckinley said :hsshe WA
feeling very comfort I ihla and ex pressed the
opinion that his chance Tor the caucus nom
ination was equal to that Of any OF the
other aspirante, II not better.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17

The only Conplexior Powder in the
world that is without Vulgarity, without
injury to the user, AMI without doubt q
beautifer is Poz1oni's.
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BELLE, December 1s.-The Sorth Ger.
mas Gasete sys that I'll German embassies
ssd c,osulsta po,ssisg copies d the
cryptosrspb, - sAae Emperor Rndetick's
desth, have barnsd t5sm by order of the
sovarnment ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17

Formerly psspls had 10 ssfSez With csld;
butsow DT. Balfs CoeGh h6srupeurss thsU.
Whist yoa ~ my bsss but Whsl ! wsst
is-EAlvstisn Oh, II grsst is-dstreysr.
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GermanH,s Hands OF.

BERLIN, December l6-The National
Gazette denies taat tie German govern
ment has the 81 Ghtest concern with the
Russo Persian dispute.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

Democrats Organizing Permanently "a
CoIored Candidate for Sergeant.
The Seventh Ward Democratic Club
will hold a meeting this evening at their
wigwsm ou Virginia street, leland, and
rs business of the utmost importance is TO
be transacted q full attendance is earnest.
ly desired.
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MI RLAINr cn intn ihe Cahinal9

WILL BLAINE go into the Cabinet?
We'll he will ii his friends can put him
there. Its a choice between dictator
BLAINE and dictator Quay, and their SAL
yItou depends on it. Poon BENJAMIN
HARRISON don't come in on the deal on
either .Lde.
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NEWS and COMMENT.
THE wEATHEBo

v,s, Virginia and Western PennSylysnlsd ,IS,1Ud
Esln5i ,,d5,y r'PIi BY cooler winds, becoming ne'"
,yrStrrly. --z-z-s-------
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Mrs PariUgtrnuSe5SllvatioG 0 for rheu.
os's and brown creturs. Il costs 25 c:s.
Iae doctors sa:d he coRld not live; bat
uetoCk DR.. Bnlrs Cough Syrup and lives yet
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An Old srnr,.. Curlou. ChAlIsnrs

MASON CIry, IOSA, December l6--A.
'oSen, aged - years, en- old and highly
"N)e )ected citizsu OF this place, is ont v with
challenge ID any man Of 70 in the Uuited
N.sie', 70 run forty or eighty rcd race
aaH at the end OF the race jump and strike
Ms heels together three times. He viii
"sger IRON $500 " 81, ,OGO CO the result.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17

The Eighth ward Democrats have form,
ed o permanent organization to be called
the Eighth Wsrd Democratic Club. The
Committee on Permanent Organization
vas composed Of Messrs. John Hsrniiz, A.
Schrump and Herman Bsntz. At meet
ing held Saturday evening at the ella b
room the following officers were elected
President, Andy Fischer; Vice Presi
dent, Louden Wolvington; Treasurer,
Louis Wright; Secretary, Joseph Gerken
Corresponding Secretary, Herman Beltz
The club starts of With an enrolment o
16S names, and no donbt 1t will be In
crossed. The boys are hustlers and NEAR
business Their next meeting will be held
two weeks herce.
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BLAINE Is STILL LISTENING,

But So Far Has Failed to Hear From In
d.anapolis.
WASHINGTON, December 16.-A tele-
gram was received to-day from Mr.. Walker
Blaine b7 one of the members of Congress
from Maine, which stated positively that
his father had not been rendered the office
OF Secretary of State by Preeident.e!ect
Harrison. Mr.. Blaine has received no
communication whatever from Mr.. Harri.
son on that or any other subject.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17

Tax Southern immigration convention
did a good thicg in the establishment OF q
permanent immigration bureau. The
S.uth Is beginning TO boom. She is blow
iug her own rom.
Let tte good work 20 90. Now is the
time for West Yirginis'to catch onto the
IrnCes sion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17

O>vAN DIGNA holds all the trumps in
the little game, going at S1akim. The
EUr,ish Government cannot take the
risk Ct inviting SANKEY'S death by any
more fool lighting. There is nothing for
the Euglish to do but to psck up their goods,
nud 'Ayc the Arsbi in pOss ssssiOn Of the field
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17

The colortd voters Of the city, II Ia said
have determined TO put sn independen,
candidate for City Sergeant into the field
and will bold o meeting some evening ihi'
week 20 name q mao.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17

II reports he correct JOHN SHERMAN
still hss a stuffed club carefully laid away
Tor Mr. ALGER. Of Michigan, and is takJng
1t ont and caressiDg it every few days.
Whsn the time comes for SHERMAN II
settle old scores, ne will make 1t very un-
comfortable lor some aspiring statesmen Of
the ALGER and FORAKER stripe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17

WILLIAM HENEY HARRISON RIDDLE
BERGER should carry oct his threat to re-
sivu, he would commit the first highly re-
spsr able act OF his senatorial career. Gov
LIE would appOiu. his successor. 1t IS to be
hoped that the distinguished gentleman's
sense Cf spite, # nothing else will do it,
may yet lead him unaTares into some
thlng like S,atssmanship.
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The SDgg,s'.Oa o BLAINE for Secretary
Of State j5 only equNllsd iu gGtteriDg
as,u,mi'y by the claim that FORAKER bas
p Il O1rI,d tie Attorney Generalship Do
tn. HAEEr~oN'~ LENDS think that he is
contemplating political suicide?
u.gGN: Did Col HART take his 50 nit
with him to New York, to be shaken by
N1ilsd HAND: After the ssveIill times
that the Colonel and the suit have been
'"."d n the dirt, they must have needed
iEe Shaking badly.
FpENHgE for n Cabinet cs.tiO1. Let
u, pay,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17

The Republican City Executive Com
mit'ee, compo sed Of p. B Dobbins, Pfesi-
dent, Charles Dsnner. Thomas NJ. Jones,
l. G. Marks, O. A. Reed, S. o. Boyce and
Albert Drum, will hold meeting tiis
eveniug-to name q day for holding the pri'
maIies. II will likely be December 20.
The vacancy on the committee c,used by
the death OF T. @. Yong, Of the Seventh
ward, will also be fill,d.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17

MAJOR McKISLEY has learned that the
,,,ds help those that help themselves, and
IL, has done sons good work for the
Speskership. The pleasant delusion OF the
cfl.e seeking the msn is entirely too slow
ror thissse, especially when the Office Is
to he given by lot of Republican con-
rressmsn. They will never be guilty OF
the folly Of allowing any mau to slip into
tie Speaksrship, without doing some cute
wo,,, in the line Of fixing, as it were
Hence the MsiOr has come down from
tis high horse and begun to hustle.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-15
Afternoon session.

Al $50 O'Clock In tho afternoon the con,
yvntion rcassomblcd. Mr.. q. H. Williams
Of Willoughby, Ohio, read the following
paper on