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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23
GUILELESS FRY
SAYS HB NEVER MADE LOVE TO THE
WIDOW.
Tba Gallant Widowa on the Witness Stand
Again-Mrs. Hibbard Denounced as a Liar
and an Avsntursss-Racy TeSh-
mOny Yesterday.

PIrTsBURa, November 22.-When the
Beaver County Cout opened this morning
for the continuance of ths HibSard'F Fry
brelch of promise case the room was crowd
ed t. its utmost capacity. The positive
denials of MIS- Hibberd's allegations made
by the defendant yesterday created SEN
sation and gained for him many adhe1enta
The defend ant resumed his testimony at
the opening of court this morning, and re-
maiued on the stand all day. He was sub
isctsd to q vigorous cross-examination by
thu plaintiff'5 counsel, but his evidence
WAS unshaken. He denied all the allega-
tons of tender nature male by the P ain
tiff. He reVer asked her whether she
would like TO live on farm, as he did not
own ore. He greeted her WREN they met
as be did other ladies. He did not gay
that he missed her sWeetface when she Wss
absent from church, nor that his old love
had come blck stronger than ever. He did
not say thst his love for her was so great
that if she so commanded him he would
lump off the train, and he had never kissed
her at hcms, on the train, or anywhere
else. Referring to the Rick Point picnic,
hs said he had talked to Mrs. Hubbard on
that occasion; did not notice any emoar'
rassmant on her part and had never seen
her embarrassed in his life. LauG hter.
Mr.. Fry then related the conversation
With Mrs. Hibbard oa the occasion wheo
she asked him 10 p:ocure for her dsugnte!
the position of organ!ss for the Baptist
Church. Oa that occas IN she tcld him the
history of her life and he felt sorry for her
''Shs then" said he, 'told me was TIE
or IL man she ever loved. l was surprised
and said it was impossible. She ssid l
should feel flsttered, as a great many men
had told her che as very handsome. ssld
hoped this subject would not come mp
again, ana shortly afterwards l left the
house." :,
With reference to the letter of April,
1888, asking hin to call, witness said re
received it and replied asking to be ex-
cussd. He also replied to another note
asking him to call He also received .
letter from her saying that his treatment
ofher was "unmsnly." He took the note
in mis- hand, went at once to her store and
asked what her meaning was. She invited
him in and said: What Goes this mean
You have been paying attention to me t3F
two years and have asked me to uarly
you two or thres times" He said: STOP
rjQh. there. You ave an uomitigated liaI
and an aiventuress; l know you now;
hava found you out"
He then left. Went a short time Later
to Cincinnati aud upon his return Saw
ootice in the paper thai she had brought
suit agsiust him, which was the first notice
he had of the fact.
The case will probably 80 to the jury
some time to-morioR Y, and verdict Is ex'
ected By Saturday morning at the latest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23
WFEETTNG W. VA, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER %, 1888.
A SCHOOL HOUSE PANIC.
Children Piled In Heaps on the Stairsays-
Fortunate Escapes.

Children Piled In Heaps on the Stairsays-
Fortunate Escapes,
NEW YoRE, November 22.-At fifteen
minutes past one O'Clock this afternoon fire
broke ont in the First ward pubic school
at Long Island City. One Of the pupils Of
the school had gone into the basement and
lighted gas jet. Tie woodwork close to
the Jet took took fire, and the flame in
stsntly shot up through a crevice in the
floor. Over 900 children were studyirg at
their desks in the various rooms of the
school when the children on the first floor
saw the fsmss shooting up through the
boards. Trey raisel the cry of fire"
''firsw Instantly there was panic in ev-
cry room OF the school. Ths children
rushed pell m:ll for the narrow doors,
crowding, joJtling aud striking each other
in thtir Efforts to get out. The chill
dren were piled up at the foot Of the stair
ways in heaps and all attempts TO bring
order ont of the confusion were at first
fIuitless, but finally the firemen and police
were able to check the children, although
they had to contend with an excited mob
of weeping mothers that had appeared IS
soon as the news of the fire spread through
the neighborhood. The fire itself amount
ed to little and as soon as it was extin-
suished an examination OF the injur d was
commenced. 1t was found that while
hundreds were badly bruised and shocked
no one was fatally or seIiou:ly hurt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23
THE DES MONIES EVICTIONS.
Irish Landlord Cruelties Brought to
American Homes,

IrIsh Landlord Cruelties Brought to
american Homes.
CHICAGO, November ga dispatch
from Mason City, Iowa, says: Ooe hun
drei more writs Cf ejectme2t were served
on setsle.s oa the Oss Moines river lands
Yesterday. The SIT lers wee driven out
of their houser, their furDiturc piled up in
the road ard the Doors and windows barred
against them. Tn, land company make
no compromises, ard when the settlers
make oVerturss TO buy tbeir lsud, IS many
of ttem are doing, they are charged from
S16 70 So uer acre. Trouble has thus far
been hsppily avoided, but tha settlers
srcund L3hiSh have formed union, with
II. S. Boynton as their president. 1t lie
exps sed that this union will issue CIR
culsr outlining their grievances and max
ing known their intenticns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

A strike is threatened in the New Castle
auaries btciuss John a. Lcgin, Jr., en-
p'oJs Italian lsb1rers. The American
workmen ttrcateu 10 drive than out.
Detroit capitalists are n'go:iating for
the purchase of gas tsrIitory nelr Findlsy
They will pipe thu gas to DSt7oit.
Doa Bo1cercau't, the veteran ACTOR, Is
dangerously ID.
Judge Rocker, Of Colorado, hes written
a lstter 10 Ssnstor Blackburn. 1t is be-
l;eved to contain challenge.
W.K. Anthony & Co., lumber dealers
of Clints, lows. have failed. The lia6I-
itiss amount to SIC. 900.
The Sup-eme Court Of Nebraska has de-
cided that when q National bank takes
usurious interest Taid in advance the bor-
rower can recover double ths amount Of
interest so paid.
VIM. Norman, of Bloomington, Ind,
has brought tuit for $40, 600 against prom
inent citizens, WHO, he charges, ara the
White Caps who whipped him unmerciful-
ly las. spring.
The ato'ytes CT the Chicago Episcopal
church of the Ascension, have gone en- 2
strike. They protest lgeinst arbitrary
ac,i,rs of their dean aud rector.
Two msiien ladies, named Martin, wert
assaulted ia 1heir house and robbed o.
$40, near MOberly, No.
Altar su exciting chase, oficsrs overtoos
and killed dtsperado named Barber, II
the Chcct1w nation. He was member O
the Kep Green gang.
Gen. S. knight, the popular ecsor. i
very i'll at lis home in New York. He
suffering from psralysis. There Is no hop
of bis recovery.
The President Of the National Birters
Union has resigned, because efthe hgh
made on him by toe s,ciali.tic element Il
the order, known IS The German H'm
lClnh
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TO THE REICHSTAl
EMPEROR WILLIAMS RIyIIw OF ]
STEWARDSHIP.
Gsrma,y's Pacific Relations With Al Nahass1
fhs Rul9's Aim b EIisad and PssHU
fhsn-0Ar lorsiga Nsvs-iA
Psnsll 0pnnnsicu.

BERLIN, November 22.-Ths GsrmsI
Rsichstsg assembled to-day. Eupeeo
william opened the sszion In persos.
his speech h. aid that the tours b had ~
Gently made had convinced bin that thS
desire for imperial unity W. dssply|
rooted in the people. He ssfxrsd 70 ~
inclusion Of Hamburg and Brennan 10 tt
German customs union, and 10 ths ooneiu-
sion of O commercial cony@tioa with
swift srland. He was gratined to sn6v
tha. trade had improved, and sAn tcs
prospect of high prices for f.rming prod.
ucts Jus si6ei the hope Of IN improvenes
in aSri culture. He smphasised the pseinc
character Of Germany's foreign iea'ice
and policy, and said that his visits abroad
which had been undertaken with visw
to effectipg an understanding In the intsf-
est of peacs had eau ed uniyeash ceunoeocs
In the maintainancs Of peace.
The Emperor msde no reference 70 ny
militsry ills or credits and touched pus
briefly upon East African Affairs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23
POLITICAL GOSSIP.

T4nrel5ee Rapu6i aus ara making de-
tnnilcd eG.rt TO secure the Postmaster
o,':nsrals5i? i.r A. W. Murray, Ct that
S'S'e, a. a!cp 'Cseutative Of the South.
''1v. Cray, OF IUGitna, says he will not
summon The Lsglsla IRE except in Gaze CT
emergency.
Selstor Qlsy iE authority f.r tte state
nj" ihE SOU.h.rl man will be q mem
DIT % Gen. HarrUol's CabiIet
\ L C1nger, OF Obio, is authority for
me sttttGcnt that John sherman has been
IA'Iei and has accepted the p)ItGOiio of
:. l.. Foster, Foraker, Mckinley aud
h' tSr"ofth will Dc Can1ida;eJ fer She's
man s'a: il the Sera'e
ID N. Stbin, W. D. Wasbburn, C. NJ.
S.%t, lgla'iu5 DJDuelly, Gov. McIm,
Horace Siaight and Kuute Nelson srs al,
C'tWdates .oc Sabjn's sast in tde Senate
t''m Minnesota.
Inc S-h'clip ions to the guarantee fluid
I'D. "'n'Tal itsris)n's Inauguration c)re-
~ MES have reached S25.
Clngressman J. C. Bu-roya CT Mich.
'E'H' : an active rsadidafe for the Speaker
S-p o. Tue rex H)use and has been con-
da't7g still hult.
1As An'i-S2'o)u Republican National
toiam't tee, in session at New York, yes
.es-ay app lat1d q sub cOmmite to draw
,,?n ~ q 7 al ior futl'e cAmpAign work, which
Will report Tuesday.
secretary F'irchild, in an irte view re
sHulnS the policy Cf the Administration
90 s 70 lem yAis from C(ics during the mex
iGUv months, says: "Thcss wbo bsbay
s", 5,'u 5 ives wLl b,retained, and those VIII
DO not will he removed y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23
wRLL-ro.DO PEOPLE.
The Bone and sinsw OF the Kerry LsaA
League.

The BON. and sinsw OF the Kerry Lad
League.
LONDON, November 22.-Tbs sxauina-
tiou.of witnesses from County Kerry was
continued ct the sitting Of the Pa'nsll
Commission to-day. Mr.. LNonard, agent
sf the estates Of the Earl Of KenmArA s.id
the League was q, active - ever. De
thoroughly disagreed with the statsmsnt
of Mr.. Bsliour that the League va . ming
Of the past. Ia his part Of Kerry the ages
that the League wss making wss at Il,
bottett. The plan OF campaign was al
powe,ful. Formerly writ could b sx-
cutei by the sheriff with The aid Of four
policemen, but now 400 soldiers were ~.
9uired. The members Of the League mes
every Sunday, afttr attending ms0 70 a.
range the weeks programme Of rent 10
.istsnce aud intimidation. The resistance
came from well-to-do people. Until lne
wear 1881 the tenants had bten friendly,
but after tho League was formed they
scoffed al him and the landlord.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23
A CARPET TRUST.

A Combine to Raise Prices All the Lead
ing Factories Included.
New YORK, Novembsr 22.-Ao advante
in the price Of carpets i, one Of the csr'
tsiutiss Of the coming seSoo. What II In
progress is done through oombioation Of
manufacturers aud Ia practically = trust
proceeding The movement wss oriRioa,ed
IN Philadelphia . week ago: ftsseIday
repre-, ata,ives Of oil the le sdirg factories
in the country met IN this city. Strict se-
crecy was eojoined 10 regard 70 the pro-
ceedings, but IL w~ understood that tbs
advance ordettd st PhilsdslphiA was
doubled and the inference ives LETT open
that still further advance, poeibly treb'
ling the Phil ,delpbia figures might be Of
dared
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23
ROTTEN
Work Done in Kanawha
County.
AFRAID OF THEIR FRAUD.
The Republican Board Refuses
Recount.
THB LAW WILL BIZ INVOKED,
And the Evidences Of Fraud Will be Un-
earthsd.
THE LAW WILL BIZ INVOKED,
THE BALLOTS UNDER GUARD
To Prevent Republican officials From Tam
psring With Thsm-A Determination
to Hunt Down the criminals
Our Table Of the Vote
Fleming is Safe.

Speeia! Tl'gruR 10 t1s Rrgis,cr.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, November - -
The County Court of this county is sill re-
fusipg to 90 on with a recount of the ballots,
as demanded by the counsel for Judge
Fleming and others. Col. st. Clair has b:en
here for a week, insisting daily upon the
coant going on. But one member of the
Court is here; the other members, who live
iu the country, are staying away, evident
ly under instructions from the Repub-
lican headquarters, for the purpose
of del4ying the count until the recount is
compls!el in Ohio sn1 Wetzel counties
and farther destroy the opportunity for 8
contest to be made by Judge Fleming if
he is counted out. Col. st. Clair gave
notice to the President of the County Court
this afternoon that unles the court pro-
cseded with the recount tomorrow morn
ing ar application would az once be made
to tn. Supreme Court Of Appeals, now in
aession here, for a mandsmus 10 compel
he court TO count the ballots at once.
The Republicsn3 are desperate, and will
pert rm all manner of fcaud to defeat fair
court of TIE vote of Kauawha county.
A guard is standing over the box coz
taiDiog the ballots both night and day, AID
no effort will be spared to secure fair
count end sill the rights Of the Democ ratio
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23
NO CAUSE FOR ALARM.
The French Republic Safe on Its Founds.

The French Republic Safe on Its Eounds'
tions.
NEW York, November GA London
special says: DurinE the past two d'y'
there has b.en 0 curious concensus Of
opinion that the French republic ID In
de,perat. etrait and that ih downfall 10
imminent. Several Euglsh radicals Of re-
pute beeideJ Wi'ifried B:uut, who "a
scarcely Of that description, have ex ptts'ed
the most pessimistic view on the subject,
out Of which sort OF scare hos gsnefstd
here. / can discover M rsason Tor this
fright. Certainly Gen. Boulangtr hss Dot
reae he'd tie zspiih Of his career, bat there
is yet no rea,on apparent for the friends Of
the republ 10 dispair,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23
THE PEOPLES CHOICE.
Nothing but Fraud Oan EndanSer JudE
FlemIBg's PLURALITY.

Nothing but Fraud Oan Endsnger Judge
FIemIDg's PLURALITY.
A plurality of the honestly cast vot,s
Of tie State has been registered for Judge
Fleming. He has been elected Governor
sni will bo inaugursted. On ths face OF
the returns, with the exception Of one
county, the success Of the Democratic can
didate is apparent, and only palpable
fraud will endsnger his victory.
The returns yesterday gave 10 reason to
change the REGISTERS published table Of
the gubsrnato:ial vote. Fleming gains one
on the recount in Ohio and loses enc on a
correction of the vote in Wetzel The total
is left the same.
No official report has yet been received
from Mcdowell county, and the Repusii-
can es iust is again appended to our table
As the REGISTER has previously stated
wa do no! bsleve that anything less than
a gross outrage upon tie ballot could make
such a Republican majority possible. Toe
normal D ,mocratic majority in that conn
ty is nearly 30. Upto within the last Elk
mouths there has been no intlux Of popu'
la,ion that would increase the Republican
yoLs, True q rlilroad has bssn projected
and a great number OF cOlored voters
have been imported from Virginia.
Not cns of the'e men have legal resi-
dence in the State, and if one OF them
voted it was violation of the election
laws. Mcdowell county should Justly give
a Democratic majority. Tne De nocrstic
party will see to it that fraud does not
rob the people Of Mcdowell of their ballot
or the State of an honest aud fair elGc lion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23
GLARING FRAUDS.
Some ofthe Election Figures the Intelligen-
cor Innoaes On the Public.

Ger imposes On Tho y uDhOs
Time and again public attention has
been called to the bold pretsnsions upon
which q claim Of 9 plurality for Gen.
Gofr is tassd. The correct figures have
been furnished and the Republican State
Committee has heen giveu information
which must verify the published correction
Of its own tableL Yet day after day per
sistsnt error is continued and fraudulent
claims are unblushingly made. At no
time since the polls closed on November 8
have complete official returns showed that
Geo. GOff had plurality of the vO es cast;
on the contrary they have shown as far ss
figures can show that Judge Fleming had
honestly and fairly triuuphtd.
Iu tpits of theee facts, the conspirators
who have joined themselves togsther to
defeat an honest election have claimed per-
sistert'y thst the Republican candidate
bad been chosen. The columns Of their Or
gan have been filled with doubls-lesdsd
shreeks of fraud, hoping thereby to dis
tract attention from their own foul
schemes. Returps have bsen psrsistently
and maliciously fslsifed. Every table
that the Republican committse has made
public has been full Of glaring misrepre-
sentations, and its last job lot is no excep
ton.
In the face of official Information, the
Democratic majority in p ooke county is
still placed at three instead Of FIVE. The
Democratic majority in Calhoun Is pub
lished at 292, when every sO1rce OF infer
nation from c Cllhoun county makes IT 3O9'
Over ons week ago the result Of the ctli;
count in Doddridge wal annourcad. Gen,
Goff's majority was 258, yet the Rspubl'-
can committee has continued it's original
claim of 266. In Marion, in Wood, in
Wetz:l, and in half.s-dozen other counties
Of the State, the same tactics have been
pursued. Judge Jennings majoritie3 are
reduced q few votes here and few vo:e'
there, and Gen. C off's swollen in like pro-
poriion.
The comparative insignifcance Of the
frauds can not excuse them. For it is OF
such stuff that Republican plura!i'y is
manufactured, By these means they geek
to lesd the public to believe that Gen. GGff
hss carried the Stite. 1t is part Of G
bold conspiracy to defeat the express will
the people. The organ that has loaned it,
self for this purpose has for the time
thrown aside every consideration of de-
csncy and truth.
Gen. GaT has no honest plurality in
this State, whatever paper returns may be
made to show. Judga Fleming has been
elected Governor, and the aroused man
hood and honor Of our people demand that
he be iaaugurated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23

BALTIMoRE, November 22.-Fhs Right
Rev. John s. Foley. gi,hop Of psteoi', lsfs
Baltimore this morning fer hispsw n'ld Of
labor. A great many clerUm'n and .
large number Of the Bishops late psrish'
toner's from 81. Martins congregation were
st the depot 70 bid him farewell. He wss
accompanied by . party Of sixteen gsatls-
m n, who will participate 10 the recspttoa
{, bs nder.d to the newly msds Bishop
on his arrival at Detroit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23
CABLE FLA9HkSs

John Bright Is worse. HIS conoition "
considered very critical.
Adyiees from Samoa say that . great
battle hiss seen fought ten the forces Of
Mataspa and Timiz rs. Tie latter was
victorious.
United Ireland makes furious attack on
the Parnell Com mis- ,ien ca account oi the
fine impo,ed on Harrington.
Kavanaugh, the Times witnees charged
with attempting 10 murder Patrick Lane
has bteu acquitted.
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Robbed OF Their transparency.

Special Telegram to the Registe'.
WESTON, W. IA, November 22.-Atter
several days of diligent preparation, the
Republic ms celebrated Harrison and Nor
tonrsss election by parade and torcalight
procession here tonight. Spread-esgls
posters had bcel distributed announcing
that the GeaeIal lad promised 10 be pres
ept AMI that 100 ladies on white 70 Fes
would be in the procession, but his distin-
Vuishsd presence was nowhere to he seen,
aud hencs his worshipiog idolsters were
disapp ointed at the absence of WHIST would
have bsen their most prominent trans
p3Ttncy.
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NereIy on BuIiness.

WASHINGTON, November %. - Vice
Pre.ident-elett Levi p. Morton, seeon-
panied by Mrs Mortor, Is spending tie
day in Washington. They came over from
New York last night and e1psct to return
n o-morIow morning. To an Assotisted
PIE reporttr Mr.. Mortoa stated that his
yisit was for the purpose Of inspecting his
large apartment house now approaching
comnlsnOn.
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FIRE-EATER RUCKER
viii Have n Chance to Challenge the
President Now.

viii Have Chance to Chaliense inc
President Now.
WASHINGTON, November 22.-The Post
tomorrow will say: at can be stated su.
thoritatively that the President denies
most positively ever having used the Ian
guage attributed to him by Judge Rucker
in the now celebrated interview. As 0
matter of fact the President does not even
remember having met Judgs Rucker. On
the day in question Senator Blackburn
called at the White House With some
friends. This much the President has
called TO miod. lie recollecis also that
lust before the evening in the library,
the Senator stepped over TO him md
spoke a few words in regEBd to q report on
the civil service investigation, hut at NO
tine was anything said about Ioli!if. In
and under no circumstances has the Presi-
dent ever charged or intimated that there
was treachery toward him in New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23
,,,rrrIISs Ro rrEN IN DENMARK

SOMETHING hof ofAHN ~ -
WHY DO the Republican Commissioners
., yrpsoh, comfy, which gave GoFF
s,,r an snormou, ard uaacoOuntable ma
- ro-n,s 20 recount the ballots on the
-, 80 Of Judge FLEMING? Some Of the
S,,a,,,,;s.i,pers hive mys:eriOasly leh
-, .ni have rsrase1 to ntOra. Col
- =, ,rE one OF toe counsel for Judge
r,,rrxe will appeal t1 the Supreme
r.nr,f,ra raadamus to ccmp,l them TO
~. recount it it is not began to-day.
wb,, - ,hs meaning of this refusal to
the bsiot loNss in sccOIdArc1 with
the law:
The REGISTER has shown thhs it all the
IN, ~ ho voted IN Ksnswha county this
.,-,,s l,pal residents ths population OF
.s., rcpa,y must have Increased l2,OOO
bts,.n the years 1SS6 and 1887, which IS
altogether pre- ios.eroua
70 the R.p7b'i lean Commissioners know
-, fr,pd which they fear to unesrth By a
,s,o,n,. I,nct, what DO they mean by
,5eir rpe-.i,t.nt refusal to open the ballot
h,ras WY did th9y ohisc on Wednes-
5sv to the appearance in court CT Mr.. W,
, NrCoExLE IS counsel for Judge FLEM'
,,ss Why did they object at fist to
p',ciug guard over the ballot boxes, Of
v5icb the President Of the Court carries
the key?
We aore that these questions will bs
settle! by the recount, which must be
uais.
Tne vote CT Eanawha must be prObed to
the p ..oa, trauJ, if there is any, un-
.,,tbsd. au4 tas purity OF the ballot in
k.3awhe indicated i; there is not.
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Hayes on Prison Re form.

CHICAGO, November 2I.-Fully $500
people were asembled in Farwe'l Hall
tbi, evening 10 hsar ex-Pfeid ,nt Ru.her-
ford B. Hsyes' address on "Pfison Re
forms" Mr.. Hayes was given n rousing
chte7 by The audience rs he mounted the
platform. The speaker explained tbe
alma of the National Piton Reform Aso-
cist:on, o improve tie criminal law, TO
better the methods OF procedure, to fscili,
tate the execution of those laws, to bsttsr
the discipline in the Stat, installations, ard
t, care for the nrisoaers after disch rgo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-23
A SOUTHERN MAN
Matt Quay says Will be In Harrison's
Cabinet.

Matt Quay says VIII ne In hartsohs
Cabinet.
WASHINGTON, November 22.-Senator
Quay believes that there will re South
ern man in President Harrison's cabinet.
When asked about tonight he shd: II
have not talked with General Harrison
either during the campaign or since the
election abou. the Cabinet, bat / am in
favor of putting in Southern man, as 1t
would be in the interests of honest govern
mept aud home rule. We d)n't propose to
have the electoral vote sni the Corgres'-
men stolen any more, aud this is one oi
the frat steps in that direction A repte'
sentative Southern man, not carpet.bag'
ger, one in whom the people of the South
bad confidence, il selected for Attorney
General, for Instance, would do much to-
ward making the South feel iiisndly with
tic new administration"