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, 1888-05-31

Curious, amt itl There is 80 little
speculation about who will be the
democratic candidate for Delegate to
Congress next fall. By a kind of
commoa consent it is expected that
Puget Sound will furnish the candi
date-but who will he be? There are
Il number OF congressional bees said
to be improving each shining hour"
but which one will be successful re
mains to bs seen. The nomination
does not go begging, as it used to.
Success IN the last two territorial
---4Anaigns. and 4 democratic national
administration, have inspired 2 syi,es,, ;.
crop OF aspiring young democratic
statesmen. Among these may be
mentioned Hon. j. Hamilton Lewis,
of Seattle, Hon. 81. J. MsElroy OF
SkaSit, Attorney General J. b. Net
cafe, Governor Eugene Semple,
Chief Justic' r. A. JONES and others.
Why don't our democrats name Judge
Whittlesey, Hon. VIM. Payne, Hon.
Il. O. Hill, or Judge Kuhn? Nothing
like making a name aud fame for OUT
selTes-and these gentlemen are as
eligible rs the others.
, 1888-05-31

@- Tell Ben Miller yeu want TO know
all about those fns lots and blocks in
Irving Park.
, 1888-05-31

Irving Park is mos. desirabls lsca.
ton for inVestme MT in building lots.
, 1888-05-31

"Fhs banner company" because it
gets there ia making sales.
The Hussey addition is the popular
place to inveA- Only few more lots
Iaff
, 1888-05-31
Editorial Notes.

There are very general indicationi
Of harmony among republicans in ile
Territory, although there are N ny
canl,icling personal interests. The
prohibition movement will ;irawsome
votes. but will not be Formidable. Il
VIII bo encouraged by, democrats
everywhere. Republican p;pers and
prominent members Of theparty are
very circumspeci aud gua;ded in their
.utJeranccs. evidently to aFoid entang
lrrnent5 and promote bEmony. One
paper at Seattle - about the only
exception to this rule
, 1888-05-31
a Disappointing Enterprise.

The Port Angles colony has not
justified the expectations of even its
most co,lsorvative advocates. In fact
il has been an injury to the country
an sonares poets. Us lameltable fail
tre, and The Disappointing experience
.uf many who were Iured by it from
Il. -. L. .n..t -. ~, - nn1..i- =
, 1888-05-31

7 Judge Greene's ideas OF propriety
in candidate for Office, while they
are consistent with high sense of
honor, dro nevertheless hardly in
keeping with the highest good to all.
People who Go tho voting naturally
want to see the person they are asked
to vote for-to heal his views ex-
pressed, aud decide as TO whether
they prefer him or not. In these
days of free thought and free speech
there should be no concealment of
public matters. People do rot wish
to buy goods without a chance to in-
spect them first 1t is a false notion
of dignity that makes I candidate
feel above taking any personal part
in the canvass.
, 1888-05-31
LANspoWN Zoe INpIA.

OrrAwA, Ont, May "a. - Lord Lens-
down left here yesterday foc Eng
land. en- route TO Iudia where he
will assume control of the govern
ment in September Ten thousand
people attended the farewell DEM
onstration.
, 1888-05-31

Tho Olympia i'PtiSaIl, edited by
one OF our dcIesaies to the Chicago
convention, BOGUS Gresham for the
neutrality-suspicious. it necessary to
defend its candidate from tho charge
Of having oen : free trade mug
wump who Fted for I'ilden. Would
it not be Just Us we'll, when there are
plenty cftiean candidates, and con
sileriusthe exigencies OF tho situa-
tor, ,qnominate a man who is above
suspFion OF any sort? There ars
pl,py such, and Bro. Cavauaugt
waa's the man who can win.
, 1888-05-31

ielt tltm away cnr-lEs
Newspapers Elsewhere
these complaints and
,ent. and cirO"2aHng
,inrv or whole ter-
~ Hs.s2=sfyr TI50t
, 1888-05-31
DEEP SEA SPECIMENS.

GLASGOW, May 26.-The Clyde
shipping company's steamer Flying
False, has left Clyde with number
of scientists aboard who arc proceed
ing on to the deep sea dredging ex-
pediiion in the Atlantic, with the
view of collecting from the bottom
of the sea specimens for marine
geology Tor subsequent microscopic
examinations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-19
HON. B. F. FISHER
Will be the Next Senator From the Ninth
Senatorial District.
special 7ti<orum 10 the Register.

Will be the Next Senator From the Ninth
Senatorial District.
Special Ttleorum 10 the Register.
BRAxroN G. H., W. Va, September 1s.-
The Democratic convention for the Ninth
Senatorial district was held at this place to-
day. Hon. Thomas D. Huston, Of Kama
whs, was made chairman. There were
two candidates for the Senatorial romins-
tion, Hon. Winston Shelton. of Nicholas,
and Hon. B. F. Fisher, of Brsxton. Two
hours before the convention was called,
these gentlemen agreed that the one hay-
ing the greatest strength in the counties Of
Bra1ton, Clay, Nicholas and Webster,
they being entitled to the Sena-
tor, should be presented to
the convention, the other to withdraw and
place the successful man in nomination.
This was done. Fisher developed the
greatest strength. Shelton withdrew from
the race, and when the convention as
sembled presented Fisher and moved his
nomination by acclamat;on, which was
accordingly done, and Mr.. Fisher declared
the nominee. Mr.. Shelton certainly de-
serves great praise for his manly and un.
selhsh conduct throughout the contest
The convention was most harmonious and
the best Of feeling prevailed in the dis
trict, and unmistaksble indications that il
will be redeemed in November.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-19
CORRIGAN'S SERVICE.
A Grand Jubilee on His Twenty. fifth Ami
YRraArY.

A Grand Jubilee on His Twenty. fifth Ami
versary.
NEW YORK, September 1S.-The sacer-
dotal silver Jubilee of Archbishop Corrigan
will be celebrated with much pomp and
ceremony in st. Patrick's Cathedral, iB
Fifth avenue, on Thursday morning. The
celebration is in commemoratiOn of the
twenty-lifth anniversary OF the ordination
of the Archbishop as u priest of the Ostho-
lie Church. At 1890 o'clock Pontifcal
mass vii, be celebrated by the Archbishop,
assisted Dy Monsignor Preston and many
of the other diguitaries of the church
After mass a grand TIE Deum will be
sang by both churches. When this
is over Vicar-Generai Donpelly will ad-
vance to the throne occupied by the Arch
bishop, within the sanctuary read an ad-
dress ia behalf of the priests of the arch
diocese of New York, and then present the
Archbishop with testimonial subscribed
by themselves of close upon $40, 600
Brother Justin will then appear. The
of New York over which the
Archbishop has spiritual jurisdiction, has
an estimated Catholic population of eight
hundred Thousand sonls, an immense in
crease, from that day quarter of CEN
tury ago when the Bishop was ordained
and when the Catholic population of the
arch diocese was not more than 2O0, 600 at
the outside.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-19
CONDEMNED TKLEGRAMs.

The Texas yellow fever quarantine
against Louisiana has been raised.
There has been . yellow fever scare ut
st. Louis over the arrival Of family Of
refugees, bringing with them the body OF
child that died along the route.
Robert Somerville, q young New Yorker,
was eored to death by aferocious bull near
Wichita, Kansas.
Ted Bates and John Gresham, moon
sinners, were shot dead in desperate en-
counter with revenue officers near Black
Springs, Arkansas.
Heavy rain fall flooded cellars and
washed out fills in Port Jervis, New York,
doing immense damage.
Passenger and freight trains collided
near Fairmount, III. An unknown tramp
was killed and two other men seriously IN
jured.
The sixteenth annual reunion Of war
prisoners opened at Indianapolis Yester-
day.
A Union Pacific fast train was wrecked
at Gardner, Neb., BY cut nail. Serious
damage was done.
Tho srbitrators In the famous Hooking
Valley railroad case have decided In favor
of the defendants.
The Mayor of Jacksonville has opened
An Office 10 receive funds for relief ss
Cleveland, o.
22-ton steel casting. the heaviest ever
made in America, wss run In Pittsburg
ysstsrday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-19
LOUD COMPLAINTS.
Charges That the Camp of Refuge Is Poorly
Managed,

Charges That the Damp Of Refuge Is Poorly
Managed.
CHICAGO, ILL September 1s.-A dis
patch from Jacksonville, Fla, to the Chi
cago Times, says:
Hearing that woman has returned to
Jack ksonville after a spell Of fever and two
weeks sojourn at Camp Perry, and that
she had some revelations to make, your
correspondent saw her.
She said: II was on my way to At
lanta intending later on TO join my hus-
band at Boston. l could have gone straight
on from Csmp Perry on the 14th instead
of returning here, but l was almost
starving and could not stand the trip. l
came back to Jacksonville to get my
strength in plain words to get
something to eat. The fare for
the we'll, though plain, would be
good enough if properly cooked,
and no one would have right to COM
plain; but inst think of eating every day,
and three tines day, half-done hominy
cornbread raw in the middle, the slOppiest
kind of coffee, and toughest and stringiest
beef ever seen or dreamed Of. Yet We are
told the government pays for the best
beef. These irregularities are almost sure
to occur in time of panic and confusion,
but the sick and convaleecent surely should
have proper nourishment."
.'Eave they not place Of table for con-
vslescents?"
mot so much as an inclosure. We
must all stay right along in that fenrfnl
hospital, where well person would sicken
in no time and the the worst of it is they
meant to keep us there-thst is, they OBJ
iect to discharging us at all, even saying
that we must stay in the cots until quite
we'll"
"The woman further said that the small
tents in which many OF the refugees were
compelled to live, leaked badly during the
heavy rain, and that no steps had been
taken toward bettering their condition" "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-19
How Have the Mighty Ones
Fallen!
THE LITTLE REPUBLICAN, IDOL
Receives a Squslchsr from Chairman
Quay.
And ALL OF THE FAITHFUL
Now Wear Saekcloth sSd Ashss-Hs Asks
for Doodle and Doodle There was
Nons---Nought to Grease the
Wheels Of the Machine in
West Virginia.

WASHINGTON, September 1s. The
West virginians here are discussing q
morsel of gossip in the shape of Qusy's
recent snub of Congressman Goff, the Re-
publican candidate for Governor of that
State. The Republican campaign coin.
mittee has been blowing 30 much about
their intention of carrying West Virginia
that Golf himself was deceived into the
belief that their claim was bona fide
one. During the past week Goff thought
it was about time that West Virginia was
creased with some of the fat that Quay
had been frying ont of the Pennsylvania
manufacturers, and he sent in a modest
request for $4,000, coupled with the as
surance that if placed in his hands he
would personally see to its "judicious"
expenditure.
Qusy's reply to this request is said to
have been a holy terror. He told Cot
that the campaign in West Virginia was
not for Presidential electors, but that the
United States Senstorship was the prize,
and that GCff, who has plenty Of money,
could not expect to advance his own per-
sonal ambition out OF the Golfers of the Re-
publican National Committee. Quay fur
ther intimated that when money was sent
into State one of Qnsy's agents would
accompany it, and it would not be dis
bursed at the caprice or on the Judgment
Ut the candidates interested.
The reply has almost raised Goff out OF
his boots. 1t is thought he would not have
accepted the nomination if he had not ex-
pscted the National Committee would foot
the bills. Gcf' has a barrel" but he is
close beyond all comparison, and Qusy's
rebuke to his Macedonian cry will break
his heart, though that it will cause him to
unpinion any of the money he has hand
cuffed is very doubtful.
A gentleman who has just been on a
similar mission says Quay is RAINING the
most high handed institution in the his
tory of politics. "Not one dollar" said
this gentleman, will be spent by Quay in
any but the four doubeful States of New
York, New Jersey, Connecticut and
Indiana. He seems to have no confidence
In anybody around headquarters except
Rutan and Dudley. These iwoseem to be
the only ones on the inside of things. John
C. New has been given the snub, and
Clarkson, the secretary, don't know where
q single dollar comes from or where it goes
TO. Jay Hubbell came around the other
day snd Quay frozs him out Of the place
in ten minutes. His msin object seems to
be to conceal his movements and keep
political sharps away from the DOODLE"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-19
CAMPBELL'S DEFENSE,

A Weak and Evasive Attempt-His Nom
Unien Record Further Exposed.
PITTsBURG, September 1S.--The action
of the window glass workers who form
Local Assembly No. 300 in dragging poll
tics into sanctuary meeting still contin-
ues to be roundly condemned by labor Off
cials. Master Workman Doyle, Of D. A..
No. 3, who is admitted to be Knight Of
the greatest conservatism and one who
makes no haphasard statement TO be with
drawn the next day, was asked what he
thought of the glass workers for the part
they are taking in the present campaign.
Mr.. Doyle paused for moment and then
answered: ''The question can be disposed
of in short order. Their action is certainly
illegal. There is no getting away from
that fact; it is o direct violation of the
principles of the order, which forbid the
dragging Of politics into the (. OF l..
meetings."
"What about the statement that the
glass union has a special dispensation al
lowing them to make this step?" asked the
reporter.
"Merely this" replied Mr.. Doyle,
"There is no such dispensation in exist
ence. They are placed in slightly differ
ent position than the other Knights in 80
far as they are allowed to form sub
union of glass workers, into local assem-
bly, which is almost the same as dis
trict assembly. This Local Assembly No.
300, which is composed Of about 80 pre-
ceptories, has a master workman in sddi-
ton to the president. The latter is the
superior officer. But this union does not
make its own laws by any means. They
are made by the General Assembly, which
institution formulates rules for the order
iu general. While the glass workers might
do everything possible to advance the con-
dition OF their craft, they can take no action
that conflicts with rule of the Knights Of
Labor. This rule was badly fractured in
the case of the glass workers who, say what
they may, have certainly been guilty OF q
wrong"
Joseph L. Evans smiled when he read
Mr.. Campbelrs rejoinder to the charges
made against him. Don't you see where
the gentleman is?,,, said Mr.. Evans last
evening "He has put himself in an awful
hole. He admits that ne did work at the
Columbus factory during the strike, but
was not q member of the Artsmen's Asso-
citation. Why was be not member Of
that union? BE was q glassworker, and
should have been q member. He prac-
tically admits having been q noh-union
man at that most important Of all times in
the history of the glassworkers' associa-
tiop. Perhaps he did not 'scab in the
strict sense Of the term, but is he in any
better position because he admits having
been a non-union workman"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-19

GEN. GoFF aud Mr.. QUAY don't appear
70 understand each other. In tact u IL
said that the National Chairman has
snubhed the Congressional Chairman IN
his the Congressional Chsirman's) cspae-
ity a. Republican candidate for Governor
of West Virginia. GOEF wants money.
Now. it il = wei. known fact that QUAY
also wants money, and, ~ he has no
money and GoFF is rich, QUAY thinks
that the little West Virginia General
ought to pay his own campaign expenses
Furthermore QUAY Acknowledges the de
feat of the West Virginia Republican State
ticket by declaring that he isn't looking
for success in that direction, and that
all the 2. o. p. At large is after is the United
States SeuatorshiP from this State. Since
Corr doesn't want the Goyernorshlp
but does want the SeDatOrship, he
and QUAY are agresi-except as TO the
important matter OF fat" QUAY says
GoFF shall pay his own way and GoFF Is
We know is, we'll, rather close, ordinarily,
although he will she'll out for his own
election with tolerable iberslity occasion
ally. It is said tnst QUAN's refusal to
help GoFF out in the money way has
caused toe Generals heart to sink several
degrees. The Republicans are having
trouble frying the fat out OF the manu-
facturers and have no Doodle to spare.
Had GoEF kuosn that he WAS expected
to stand the expense Of the whole cam
paign in West Virginia he most certainly
would never have accepted the Guber-
material nominatiOu-fOr all he is after is
the SenatOrship, and will not accept the
Govsrpnrsbip tLouyh he have a chance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-19
CABLE YLASHm.

Ths Hollsad Pasiiamsnt was opsosd q
ths HAgps yestadsy. Tbs Kisg w. ~
able 10 stteaA n scDant u 6eknsa
The Haneasiaa Prise MisistR pesilsd
md spoks ct basqust dvsa ~ tbs Re-
formed Church Co0ps0 q PalA, Hsa-
Easy.
Herr vss oek1oeoox, G~nsr Auhaaa-
doe q ~ ya1lean, - essa b Ts69isk.
sehus 70 vsft HE3oe Bi0oHsk. Hs win
remain - gsasd q ~ ohasssiis iss
ssvRal dsys. -
Ths 6sFviaa eshiDst - niGssd u y
asdsytssd that Il ysvsa Rts6u vin -
os0s Pssn3aR.
Ths Lssdea psiiss hvs sessstsd . G9-
maa nsnsd LaAwig . S1spisiss q baiag
ths psEspA Whe es0nittSd - Ieesnt ~
tssioas nusdss h Whits Ohspsl
A riet seeussed anng ~ isnAAn q
ths Isiih RmiEnsls HGns - 0lmDDW.
Twenty pG1fD t11s0 vsls fan6 bsseaI
| sflR ~ ~ - qadllA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-19
BASE BALL.

That Pcnpant-TroubleB Between Two Play
srs-To.Day's 9ams-Notea.
The Jacksons telegraphed TO Lima that
they would forfeit both games there. II
this accident should happen to affect the
pennsnt in any manner Lima should not
not be allowed to count the games. There
was united action on the part Of the other
clubs to beat Wheeling out Of the pen
nant, snd they have succeeded pretty
we'll. 1t is even said that Columbus brew
Sundays game to Lima, and it looked very
much that way. The ili-gotten rag will
DO Lima no good, because she gets it un-
fairly, and little honor is attached to it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-19
DEMOCRATIC SOLDIERS.

Fight Hundred Enrolled at indianapolis.
Big Cleveland Demonstration.
INDIANAPOLIS, September 1s-Repub-
licans have been flattering themselves that
they had almost captured all the old sol.
diers for Harrison. Tonight the Demo
cratic soldiers again met and 100 new
names were signed to the rolls. This
brings the total up to over 500. The Iegi-
ment will turn out uniformed at the big
Cleveland demonstration fixed definitely
for next Saturday night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-19
sATIsFIED.

Chairman frioe Returns % New York aaA
Erprsssss Himself.
NEw YORK, September 1s.-Chairman
Brice, Of the National Democratic Cam
psiga Committee, returned from the West
this morning. and at oncs settled
down n work. He said that he
considered Indiana safs fos the
Democrats, and he would not Be- surprised
II illinois, Michigan and Minnesota also
cast tbsir votes for Cleveland and Thur
msn, with one or two other States very
Close. The Republicsu majority In oil The
Western S.stss, be thought would b
much smaller than four yeas ego.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-19
Unnecessary taxation is unjust
taxation.
-Cleyeland's Letter of Acceptance
sAiITHMEYEH's BREAK.

tempted to Il huence Him.
WASHINGTON, September Is. - The
cross examination OF Mr.. Smithmeyer was
resumed this morning by Mr.. Wilson be-
fore the special committee investigating
the charges against Representative Stshl-
necker, but nothing new was developed,
Mr.. Smithmeyer maintaining that it was
the chain of incidents and the attentions
of Mr.. Stahlnecksr to him that gave him
the suspicion that Mr.. Stahlnecker was
trying to influence him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-19
The Corner In Copper.

NEW YORK, September 1s.-Ths agents
here Of the French Syndicate have got
comp etc control of the copper market and
the few short sales that were made in the
early spring for delivery during the last
three months of the year are of no great
consequence; still these sellers appear
anxious to close their outstanding sales
and are bidding up the price one against
the other, 1T bring bid for September and
October and II. 20 for November and De-
cember without, however, leading to busi-
pesa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-19
West yirRinis HALL Bssvlos.

WASHINGTON, Beptsmbs 1s.--T!ss fol.
lowing mail service changes ios West vir-
ginis are announced: Route 1890, from
Bsrboursvills 70 Charity, Cabell couzty.
w. Va, has been eurtsiledto end 81 Bier
idan. omitting Charity. which ofses has
been discontinued. Ssevics has bssn -
tablished from Fsirvisw 70 BlAnchs, Haa.
cock county, W. Va Slfvics hAs bssn
established between Salem and Ssdaldis,
W. Va, three times Q week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-19
Ice Breaker Contracts.

PARKERsBURG. W. Va, September Is.
The contract for the government ice
breakers at Middleport, Gallipolis, Iron
ton and Pomeroy have been given out
Captain John King, Of Belpre, got the
Pcmeroy and Middleport contracts; Grs-
ham, of Gallipolis, got the contract at
that point, and Captain Shipman, of Iron
ten, the contract at that place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-19
The h. & O. Advance. Grain Rates.

CHICAGO, September 1s-The roads
that followed the lead Of the Pennsylvania
in reducing the grain rate to 20 cents from
Chicago to New York are evidently grow
ing tired of the situation. The Baltimore
and Ohio have already given notice Of an
advance to the 25 cent rate to take effect
September %. The Michigan Central and
the Lake Shore will give notice Of o simi-
lar advance tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-19

PRESIDENT JAMES CAMPBELL's reply
TO ,hs charge that ne was scab workman
during the great window glass strike lie
lame and evasive He was = non-unien
man sad worked against his brethren.
Yet this is the labor leader whom the
KateHiqeneer sets mp to talk the beauties
aud blessings OF a protective tariff to the
honest workinglnen of the land.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-19

EIGHT hundred Democratic soldiers IN
IndiAnapolis-right in the home OF that
gallant Briga1ier who retired from service
in time u acseps a lucrative official posi-
tion. It seems that the old veterans don't
recognize little BENNY HARRIsoN'S claim
10 he the one aud only saviour OF his
pnuntry
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-19
Washington Notes.

A committee ofladies headed by Mise
Ellen Foster, Of lows, appeared before
the Senate tariff committee yesterday and
argued the benefits Of protection.
Jones, Of Arkansas, will address the
Senate on the Presidents message to-day.
Tbs Postoffice Department empbat-
ically denies that any number of the Tar
Reform Advocate has been sent through the
mail contrary to law.
Barnes, Of Georgia, ip the House in
trcducsd bill offering reward Of s Co.,
600 to any person who would discover the
origin of the yellow fever germ and o
method Of preventing.
The House amused itself with discussing
the Maine and Vermont elections yester-
day. Henderson, of Iowa, and Burns, of
Missouri, INDUCED in lively spat.
Senators Sherman and Morgan spoke on
the Presidents fishery message, yester-
day, Sherman assaulting and Morgan de-
Tending.