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ILLINOIS LEADS
The Way to the Convention OF "e'n''
Clubs mt Baltimore.

The WAY to the Convention Of oemoerA'''
Clubs mt Baltimore
SPRINGFIELD, Ills, June l3'-lhs oon
yention of the Democratic clubs Oh 'ne
State met in Representative Hall to-dSy'
with about 300 delegates in attendance,
II was called to order st 1915 by stuart
Brown, of Springfield, Chairman Oh 'ne
Committee of Arrangements, who denver
ed brief address of welcome. Chairman 4n
Cregier then addressed the convention. sD. tba Ha
the conclusion of Mr.. Cregser's address lns
Congressional delegations were called, ana
each named member of the commlslees .Ss
on credentials, on permanent officers OF tne
State League, on resolutions and ,n.1.ion On dsis
gates-at-lsrge to the national conVenuon s ne11
AZ Baltimore. Mr.. Arendoff made q can
of the districts. The roll was called anu
The n DELEGATION reported names of commit
teemen, one each. The convention tnen
took recess until after noon.
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rua Thnnsand Algar Mon.

DETROIT, June 13.-From present indi-
cations the special Alger train will be
called upon to carry to Chicago, Monday,
over two thousand members of Alger
clubs. The Fourth Regiment Band will
accompany the clubs Arrived at Chicago,
the clubs will make tour of the principal
hotels. Detroit artists will be sent over in
advance to put up Alger decorations.
Gath" had special business in Detroit
with General Alger yesterday. He says in
interview that if he were betting he
would stake Alger against the field.
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ALAS THEIR BANNERS.
The California Men Try to Buck Agsins
tho Bandanna.

The California Men Try to Buck Against
tho Bandanna.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, June 13.-The
special train that carried California's
delegation over the mountain ranges, across
the plains and through the Mississippi
Valley to the Republican National Con-
vsntion at Chicago came into town from
San Francisco yesterday morning. The
cars were magnifcently decorated, and
they presented royal appearance. The
exterior trimmings were bunting and
greens artistically arranged around elabor-
ate notices, which were composed of thou
sands OF tiny silken flags and immortelles.
Hundreds of people were at the depot when
the gay caravan came in, and when the
kissing and snorting engine stopped they
gave vent to loud cheers of welcome. Then
somebody raised scarlet bandanna aloft
ON a fish pole and waved it faantically
above the bunting and greens OF
the cars. The cheers of welcome
swelled into a mighty shout for the
|OlQ hOulhu, anu 30 ~ ~ AhoS'S - PSA
feet cloud of bandanas was waving and
swapping in the eyes of the astonsshed del
esates. They produced silken flags, with
borders of gold, and waved them from the
car windows, but the demonstration was
lost in the enthusiasm that greeted the
famous bandana, the battle flag Of the
noblest Romans admirers,
The delegates were chagrined and en-
ragged, and they did not hesitate to say 50
after they got away from the cars, and
they also confded to friends that Their
silken asgs were intended to offset the
Ohio bandaua, while their mottoes-tht
ones covering the cars-were gotten up fol
the especial benefit of President Cleve
lands Chicago admirers. Tonight when
they pulled ont of the depot they were as
sad and disappointed crowd of delegates
as will land in Chicago. Their brilliant
mottoes and beautiful decorations were in
ruins, the result of the work Of some van
dal
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worth Knowi ng.

Mr.w. H. Morgan, merchant, Lake City,
Fla. was taken with severe Cold, attend
al with distressing Catarrh and running
into Consumption in its first stages. He
tried many so-called popular cough rem
edies and steadily grew worse. Was ne
duoed in flesh, had difficulty in breathing
and was unable to sleep. Finally tried
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton and found immediate relief, and after
using about q half . dozen bottles found
himself well and has had no return Of the
disease. No other remedy can show 50
grand a record of cures as DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Guaranteed
70 do lust Whist is claimed for it Trial
bottle free at Logan & Co.'s Drug Store
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Two Killed and Five Badly Ipjured.

MENoMINEE, Wis, June ia clay
bank in q brick yard here caved in about
10 o'clock this morning, Seven men were
buried beneath it. To brothers, named
Jansen, were taken out dead and terribly
mangled. Ole A. Holt and Ole Hecker
can only live a few hours. Knuden
Knuston, Ben Farmstad and Nelson Sew
SON have lost legs or arms broken and in
ternal ipiuries
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Probably no one thing has caused such
a general revival of trade at Logan * Co. g
drug store as their giving away to their
customers Of 50 many free bottles of DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade is simply enormous in this
very valuable article from the fact that it
always cures and never disappoints.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis. Group,
and all throat and lung diseases quickly
cured. You can test il before buying by
getting q trial bottle free, large size 81.
Every bottle warranted.
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Referred to Chicago.

TOPEKA, KANs., June 1S.-At the an
nual convention of the State Temperance
Union, yesterday, resolutions were adopted
denouncing the statement that prohibi-
tory law cannot be enforced and asking
that the National Republican Convention
adopt an anti saloon plank. Mrs. j. Ellen
Foster, of Iowa, addressed the convention
and said she was en- route to Chicago and
in the name OF the Republican women Of
the country would demand that the Re
publicans declare against the saloon.
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The Emperor Sees visitors.

PorsDAM, June ls, (svenipg). The
Emperor to-day gave an audiences, which
lasted twenty minutss. to the King Of
Sweden. At3 o'clock he received Prince
Bismarck.
$50 p. m.-Ths Emperor's general CON-
dition is comparatively satisfactory. He
is. able to take some solid food without 70
sorting to the tube. The doctors are moro
hopeful that he will maintain bis strength
for some time.
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Poisoned BY Cheese.

CINCINNATI, MINI, June 1S.-Nine-
teen persons were poisoned at KesOta,
Minnesota, from eating cheese which was
found to have been manufactured in Wis
consin. Many of the victims became in
sensible after suffering with spasms, but
with good treatment viii recover.
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Al cOnrer's Enemies at Work.

CHICAGO, June 1S.-An anonymous
circular assailing Col. A. L. Conger,
member Of the Republican National Com
mittee for Ohio, has been addressed to the
Ohio delegates and is being circulated here
with the evident intent to defeat his re-
election as a member Of the committee.
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The senate rarln Committee.

WASHINGTON, June 13.-The Tariff sub
Committee of the Senate to-day gave an
extended audience to the wire rod and
wire drawing interests. The latter adyo-
cate q reduction of the duty on wire rods
to $40 of a cent q pound, while the wire
rod men Oppose a reduction.
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selfishness and narTowness and envy,
While in school here your view has been
brosdened, you are like the man who has
spent his whole life in his hill-begirt val
ley home. He sscends to the mountain
top and beholds spread out before him the
whole expanse Of ocean and land. BE may
20 back again, but he is not the same man.
So here, your gaze has been directed over
all the vast fields of human knowledge,
and You can never be again what You have
been before. You have had great oppor-
tunities, but remember with these oppor-
tunities come great responsibilities
You have no right to serve yourself
alone. The State that has educated you
demands that you live for something
nobler and higher The best interests of
your soul demand it. Remember, he who
would be truly great is he who gives most
of himself to his fellow men. In the hope
and expectation that your lives, wherever
they will be spent, will be marked by the
love of right, we send you forth. When
you are tempted dare to be right-dsre to
sacrifice for the truth. With this injunc-
tion, and asking the blessing of Almighty
God on You, and in the name OF my col
leagues, I bid you all hearty farewell"
The events of to-day close an
UNUSUALLY INTERESTING AND SUCCESS
school year at the University. The at
tendance has been larger than ever before,
and the general character of the work has
been fully as high as in any past year OF
the institutions history. Arrangements
have been made by which the course OF
study will be extended, and many new
and valuable features added. The ma
tional appropriation Of SIS, 600 in addi-
ton to the State bounty puts the school
on q sound financial basis, and with har-
mony and union among its officers and
teachers, the steady and growing conf
dence of the people of the State, there is
every prospect that the next school year
will surpass even the present one in the
number Of students and character Of work
accomplished.
The commencement hop came of this
evening. For the first time the great
auditorium was given up to the deyotees Of
Terpsichor, and it made magnificent ball
loom. Among the Wheeling ladies pres,
ent were: Miss Sara d. Roemer, Miss Bet.
tie Mcclure, Miss Sara Sweeney and Miss
Irwin.
THE ALUMNI MEET.
The Alumni Association met this after
nonn. The following officers were elected
President, B. s. Morgan; Secretary, Franz
Snider; Treasurer, Prof. James s. Stuart,
and one vice president from each class
Prof. d. B Purinton offered a resolution
providing that committee OF five be ap
pointed to found and invest banquet
fund of not less than $4,000, and fixing
the first annual banquet in commencement
week of the coming school year. Tn,
resolution was carried, and Prof. /. O
White, B. s. Morgan, G. B. Ollie, Dana
Purinton, and E. s. Elliott were made
members of the committee.
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WslIsburg Notes.
'pseaa. Iss,9raR % ne Register.

- A.Ie9rdH 70 ne RSOLSeT.
=. "kLLSBUE &c, W. Va, June Is. in the
GUeul! Court today the case against
O'ePn Chamberlain, for larceny Of one
sO9 .aSoted dollars from S. Dare, was tried
Sul ~.i submitted to the jury, but no verdict
Is reached at the time Of adjournment.
svau; az tue railroad meeting held yesterday
ueLu g AZ Bethany the money necessary to
Wa Wa, lne surveys from the State line to
nao.I'g no,sou'g was guaranteed. The amount
M;S%y TO complete the surveys via
To"IlOn u,ouulstOn Is about $50. As soon as the
cous HOney Is guaranteed the surveys will be
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Governor wilson on Live Topics.

--'ss' sAis " w Lssytctcfs
VHAsLESrOwS, W. Va. June 1S.-GoV-
efnO' {. W. Wilson addressed an assem-
OASe Of Democrats in the Court House to-
uAy' Hrs audience was small, but select
Snu appreciative. He discussed the STATE
sO'ernuent aud taxation, the tariff and
'.s Democratic platform. His speech was
So,s So and logical, having effect upon his
- SNS's' In the evening be was escorted
~ Ie parade ground of the Jefferson
ta.s' .Su'' where complimentary drill was
~: SeeIsfed him. After the drill he made .
0''ei address to the company.
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PorsDAM, 2:45 p. m, June la-Ths
fears entertained BY the EmperOr's physi.
clans, that Inflammation Of the lungs
would supsrvene, are fax the present. re-
moved BY the developu snts Of his ILLNESS.
The Emperor now receives sufficient nour-
ishment, consisting Of cream and whisky,
which IL given BY DR.. Mackenzie several
times daily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-14

THECaliiornia delegation which attempt
ed TO buck sgainst the bandanns with
American tlg handkerchiefs at Sacra-
meptI. won't, we surmise, try it again very
soon. By the way, that's rather degra-
ding use TO put the American flag 10,
isn't no
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Colnred Graduates.

Special Telegram 10 the Register.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, June 13.-To-
night the commencement exercises of the
Sumner School (cOlored) were held at the
Academy of Music. There were four
graduates, ]. Ophelia Amiss, Mary F.
Dickinson, James Edmonson and Florence
Madison.
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Irl.h Lsssu.rs Arrested.

LONDON, June l3.-Ssveral members Of
the Irish National League. have been arrest
ed Ia Ireland. The arrests were the result
OF secret inquiries. Some Of the persons
taken into custody were charged with do
clining to give evicenoe o. the trials Of Va
rious offanders
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Decided Against Boodlcr Jaehne.

New YORK, June 13.-Judge Benedict,
in the United States Circuit Court to-day,
handed down his decision in the applica-
tion for a writ of habeas corbus made by
the Doodle Alderman Henry Jaehne. At
ter giving long opinion on the law in the
case, Judge Benedict denies the motion.
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An Unprecedented o.rser.

In its career of over third Of . century
S0ZOD0NT has scored greater success
than any other preparation for the teeth,
ever put upon any market Its reputation
is really not ssppositioasly universal. No
dentrifce compares with II.
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Townsend. Of ssaysr. Named

PTrrsBURe, PA, June 13.-Charles @.
Townsend. of Beaver. was nominated for
Congress to-day b. the Republicans Of the
Twenty fifth district
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Saws Blaipe Would Accept.

PITTsBURG, Pa, June 13.-Senator
Fsrwell, of Illinois, passed through the
city tonight en- route to Chicago. In an
interview he stated that Blaine's name
would probably be presented to the Chi,
cago convention and if nominated he would
acceDt
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APri.e for the Best Concert waits.

CINCINNATI, June IA music firm Of
this city has offered prize Of $50 for the
best concert waltz to be used at the coming
Centennial Exposition, and to be ready by
July Is. Mr.. l. Ballsnberg is in charge
of the preliminaries.
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rwsntx.ons rorIs. F,rok. Loese.

LONDON, June 13.-Twenty-o -ons Tories
voted against the government last night
In the division Of the resolution In regsrd
to Admiralty extravAganoe, introduced
into the House Of Commons BY Mr.. Louis
]. Jennings.
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AGENTS. NOTICE.

-. Agents desiring extra copies
"s REGISTER, containing each
,eport OF the National Republic
to ranyentiOn at Chicago, are re-
can "a 60 send I'm their orders Inn
.diaiely.
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Ceassnp.ien sarely Carsd.

To the Editor.-
Please inform Jour readers that I have 9
positive remedy for the above named dis
ease. By its timely use thousands of hope
less cases have been permanently cured.
I shall be glad to send two bottles Of
my remedy FgEE to any Of your read
erswho have consumption If they win send
me their Express and p. o. sddreA
Respectfully,
T. A. SLOcUM, II. O.,
1s1 Pearl St, New York.
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An nhin stamn Iickar.

WASHINGTON, June 1S.-The President
nominated to be postmaster, David E.
Baxter, Jr., at Delphos, Ohio.
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE WEATHER.

...v,s, Virginis and Western Pennsylvania:
p, ~ f-esb >Outherly winds, slightly warmer,
LGl', IN, conditions are favorable for several
"a. ..r-rs in Western Pennsylvania and on
aSA :, and Lake Ontario.
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Where stonewan jackson D,ad.

N n'AEsBURG, Va, July 13.-At Chan
sens ,sylle ,sS the monument that marks the
~, xonns SIere S stonewall Jackson received the
~ ~oauu SaH Iom which he died, was dedicated
'"-uAy with imposing ceremonies.
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The Patisst's Hood.

LONDON. June IA dispatch 10 the
Exchange Telegraph Company from Berlin
says: Clister nutrition In now given to the
Emperor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-14

The Pythisn Knights are having q
grant Cd time at Cincinnati.
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WESTERN UNION finances show up In
great shape. After the payment OF II
per cent dividend, charges, ETC., surplus
ia left for the quarter of $4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-14

On TIE inside will be found full re-
port Of tie Washington Jefferson College
commencement ut Washington, Pa.
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Endeavors are being made 10 arrange for
q special excursion train from this city TO
Canton, Saturday evening, on which the
home club and host of their admirers
propose to 20 ont and inaugurste the Sun
day games In that Ohio town by doing up
the Canton boys Arrangements will prob
ably be perfected to-day, in which case the
rate of fare, &C., will be announced to-
morrow.
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READ what a flint glass man says Of the
MILLS bill and Hint glassworkers. ltpune-
turss the Republican balloon pretty etfec-
tually.
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Yesterdays Game- -Endsrs Pull Out

Yesterdays ail-Enders Pull Out
Notes.
The Wheeling Base Ball Club arrived
home last evening after their long trip,
and all the boys are in fairly good shape
They will rest until Saturday, when Co
lumbus will open up series Of three
games. Wheeling people look for the boys
to make good record during the home
series. 1t will be noticed by the report OF
the games below that the ,ail-enders pulled
out in great shape, and three Of the leaders
were defeated. II the Lima Beans can
ONLY be headed off now, the race between
the five first clubs will be pretty close.
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An Americas schoopef w.soksd.

An American Schoopef Wrecked.
TORONTO. June 13-The Amsrican
schooner, John Bird, from Jonesport, for
Hillsboro, h ashors near Mispec, N. B.,
and will be Q total Lon. She 10 uninsured.
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o,.a,a a HANDSOME complexion is one of the
S' Seaes. eaarms woman can possess.
rOzzonls Complexion Powder gives h.
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The German singing societies attending
tie SleDcerbund OF st. Louis had = big
time yesterday.
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TEXAS iavors GRESHAM. Texas Is
tariff reform State without regard to
party.
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Admitted 10 b Hopeless.

LONDON, June IA dispatch 10 the
Central Meas from Berlin says The condf-
ton Of the Emperor became worse thu
afternoon and his case b now admitted to
be hopelese.
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THERE is little change in the German
EmperOr's condition.
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Tbs game between the North Side md
South Side saloonists on tie hall pafk,
Tuesday afternoon, resultsd IN favor a
the NoEth's by score Of 26 to19. Thomas
Thoner umpired, and the fssturs of ths
came was Mansfeld's aiding b 1000.
The Bankers and PllrolIes pasysd .
gsme on the Islsnd park yesterday aflss-
noon before IN admiriBg audieAcs- The
game resulted in victory Soe ths feemsr
By ascore Of 8 tot.
The Sewickly Blues B. B. Club Win
crcss bats with the Crocksy Citys st d
ball grounds IN the Wst End, East Liver
pool, nsxt Saturday aftsnesast I e'elssk.
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The Babies Meet.
MI Tll<Oyd1a 10 Li< RfOidy.

TOLEDO, O., June ia light rain
made the grounds wet and slippery and
the fielding was very loose on both sides
to-day Miller. for the home team, pitched
a spanking game up to the ninth inning,
when hs fell down and let the visitors
hammer ont four singles and three
baser. The score:
Toledo. 3 8 o l o 0 2 Oil
Jackson. ...........,..... 0 0 0 2 0 0 4-l0
Earned runs, Toledo 4, jackson 5; base
hits, Toledo Q, jackson 8; errors, Toledo
8, jackson 8; batteries. Miller and Grum.
bling, Phalen and Minnehap.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-30
Old Times in Louisiana.

Those society balls were conducted
with great propriety and reserve. The
claim Of every person Of 10th sexes Ia he
admitted having been previously deter
mined by the responsible and trusty COM
mittee, there was a sort of temporary
and conventional equality on the terp-
sichorean floor, and, therefore, every gen.
tleman had the privilege to invite a lady
without the formality of an introduction
TO figure in the dance as his partner.
After il was over he escorted her back
respectfully to her seat, without presum-
ing, if unknown and not duly presented,
to remain standing before her, on to sit
by her side, TO continue the conversation
or prolong the accidental acquaintance.
During the intervals of dancing the
gentlemen walked up and down between
the rows Of ladies that densely lined the
hall, some merely bowling as they passed
TO those whom they knew and others
stopping 10 converse. VI woman, mar
ried or single, joined in this promenading
with a male companion, as is the custom
in these present days, and the eye of a
lynx could not have detected the slight
est Irritation. The word itself was not
known, for the thing it means is for
Louisiana a modern invention, which
had not then been patented and brought
out for public use. In fact, this peculiar
pastime would have been impossible to
attempt. II would have produced a So
cial ACCOMPLISHMENTS Magazine.