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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-22
THEY ABE FOR CLEVELAND.
So Id Business Men, who Were Rspubli
cans In 1884.

So Id Business Mep, who Were RsPubii-
cans In 1884.
NEW YORK, October 21.-Ths nsmes
of prominent business men who will cup
port the Democratic ticket in the preient
contest have team received at Democratic
Headquarters. Here are the names OF
some Of the leading business men OF New
York who will support bin next monih
at the coils: J Rhinelandsr Dillon, No
60 Broadway; Vernon H. Browo, No 5
Bowling Green; J. Ames Chamberlain,
Produce Exchange; John 81. HodgsOn.
Produce Exchange; o. S. Blackmar; Pro-
duce Exchange; John A. Beyer, Pfodt &c
Exchange; ]. T. Comstock, Prtdncs
Exchange; William Talcott, No.
81 Broadway: Andrew ]. DstSsr,
Orsuge, n. J.: Vernon G. Brown, No. %
Beaver tttet; Felix Duffy, No. 60 RrCad-
way; George Strsngewsy, No. Beaver
street; E w. WiilSma, No. 50 Warren
street; John D. Acker, No. 60 Werfen
street; G. F. Wilde, No. 90 Beaver street;
F. L Rodewali, No. 66 Brosdwsy;J. r
Robinson, No. Hanover street; Isaac d.
Rlbir SOD. No. Montague street, Brook
Ism; Hamilton Wilcox. No. 146 BrcaiTay;
Aihe,t G. Wilcox, No. lac Broad wby'
F. Palmer, Stick Exchange; +,
Dick nsoD, Stock Exchange; W, B. Oliver,
Stock Exchange; E V. D. Ccx, Stock Ex-
charge; George A. Robbins. Stock EE'
change; J. A. Barnett, No. 224 Church
street; Albert Wilcox, No. 1l6 Bro.dwsy;.
8 A. Condit, Produce Exchange; B 2
Richardson, No. 90 Warren str6et; DAIli
Wilcox, Ne. 100 Broadway; James Car.
michael, Coenties slip ard Water street;
G.. Z. Brigh;s;re, No, 224 Chu7ch STREET;
II. w. Thayer, No. 224 Church stIe-t.
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WOOL MARKET.
Tho Demand Is Firm At Advanced
Prices

The Demand Is Firm at Advanced
Prices.
NEW York, October 2l.-BrddsireCts
says: Wool is firm i, nearly all impGt Gtant
markets under stress OF continued demand
for consumption. Tie manufacturers are
well supplied with orders for goods and
are taking material week by week with
ont c,i,s,ion. The advance in the inte-
rior i, quite as great as at the teaboard.
No improvement. in the selling value Of
woolers is reported, but, in view OF the
higher cost Of the e'aple, there are not
wanting tto,e who look for an advance in
fabrics. Fleece OF eli descriptions are In
r,quest and lead tie market in point Of
frmnesp.
The ss les of the week at Boston are re-
ported at 100000 pounds, as against
3 702, 800 pounds last week and 1860, COO
pounds in the CORE, ,pondiDg week q year
ago.
At Philadelphis the market has ruled
very strong, with some little speculative
intertrading among dealers and moderate
demand fer actual consumption, which
have com bined 10 swell the total sales for
the week to little over J. 900, 900 pounds,
but the majority Of buyers have been
operating cautiously. There IL disposi-
tion t. await the results of the elect pns,
which will afford buyers clearer view Of
the probabilities of future tariff legislation.
Holders are strong and confident In their
views, snd stocks are indifeTen,ly offered
at current pTices
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THEY WANT MORE.
PIttsburS River Pilots Insist on an In


PIttsburc River Pilots Insist on an In
crease.
Pr7-rsBUaGH, October 2l.-The RIVER
nilota' scale will come up for consideration
again ia few days TIE pilots who were
given permission to take out boats on the
r,cspt rise at the old rate of wagt will re-
turn to the city in few days, aud then 1t
"a cl aimed not another pilot whsel will be
tprped by a member of tbs pilots sssocla-
ton. until a satisfactory settlement ma
been reached.
"Ths pilots do not demand an extrsvd-
ysnt ann, " remarked Cns ct tasm tp-oAS,
and had we not effected this organ zAtion
eynscs we would have been pre- lted
Nth a dem and for q Ieduct'on in wages
The pr;ce was once $3.50 tor taking tow
10 Cincinuai, OHIO, just enc bali
that sum is row being pail. IL tie oy
| Iittls the reductions were made. we nave
tnrpei the tsb'e', and when the next rise 1879
cnT,,ss Won will see that The operators VIII
either pay the scale or else ,hs!r boats VII!
not q, ont. We have fully determl led
nnon this point. We are not Sfcald oi soy
one taking our p'sc9s. The men wSo are
now hired by the year are in syuPitny
II i said that ii the pilots str ka tn
lorerasors will close their mints' ue ep'
throwing several thousa1d mu c:s out
employment.
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THINKING COL0RED MEN.
The wavsring Colored Vote In Indiana Still
In the Balance.

The Wavsripg Colored Vote In Indiana Still
In the Balance.
EVANSVILLE, IND, October q line
negro vote of this city is giving the Rspub'
leans 10 little trouble. 1t has baen for
s2me time slowing signs Of watering IN
lis Republican allegiance, but the mana
ears did not regard il serious, relying upon
past experience for it come back voiun-
tsrily into the fold. But matters have
90 ,e f,om ta1 10 worse since the Repubil-
ca n County Convention, which for a third
time ignored a reputable colored physician
who Was presented for Coroner. This was
followed shOtly afterwsrd by mas' meat
ing Of the blacks to protest against such
continued Injustice.
THY were finally Modified by promises
of rsCo .pitiOu in tie schools en1 on the
police, but there were few who were not
satisfied With ttese oft.rspsated sn1 empty
promises, and they at oace opened nego'
tiations for admission irto tie Democratic
ranks. TteJ wtre stimulated by their
resolution hy encouraging letters from
leading colored men in Wast In stop, Cin-
cinpati aud other points, en1 finally re-
,o,vsd upon permanent organization. To
their surprise they iJuCd 23 col0red men
really to renounce their patty ard come
ont with the Iudept ptndsnt Democratic
movement.
This success at once lead t, the estsb-
lishment of n negro Democratic organ,
which appeared last week in the Plot, q
very creditsble publication. The latest
movement of the organization is the an
nounceneat ma lie to-day CT grand Dem
ocra; ic rally, ntxs Tuesday ey, ming, st the
Ap,llo Theater, which will be addressed
by three prominent negro Democrats, Prof,
Eastin, of bennington; W. T. Scott. edi-
tor of the CAIRO Gazette, and Prof. Peter
II. C,ark, cf Cincinnati.
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MING W. VA. MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER %, 1888.
REPUBLICAN DESPERATION.

Forged Copies of Labor Paper Circuih'eu
Another Lie Exposed.
spscta Telegram to Rs Register.
NEW YORK, October 2l.-Io-day hsS
deyelored a further instance OF the des'
perate tsctics of the Republican managers
their effort to win by deceit ind frsuo.
Hon. s. P. SheeIin, Secretary OF the Ne
ticnal Democratic Committee, telsgraphs
from Indians polls as follows:
To Col. Brice: e
"a forged clifton of the Labor Signal, OF
this city, evidently designed for ci'cuia-
ton in the Elst, has been issued by the
Republicans. The PAPER processes TO have
char ged its politics. 1t iss base forgery,
and shows the desperation to which sne
enemy is driven. TIE fraud has just been
discovered. Please give this a wide cir-
culation."
The Labor Signals fearless and comp p'ete
exposure of Harrison's invsterste and oit-
ter hostility tn the workingmen Of the west
has unqusssiora5ly done great damage TO
the R, publicans. not only in Indiana, but
throughout the ULited States.
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SPIRITUALISM EXPOSED.

The Fox Sisters Thank God That They
Can Perform tho Service.
NEW YORK, Oc;ohsr 2l.-TDe once Ct le-
brated Fox sister,, who ere the pstentees
of medium spiritualisin, appeared tonight
before large audience at the Academy Of
Music, to expose the frauds Of spiritual
ism. Both Miss Kate Fox and Mrs. Mar
garetta Fox. Kane, appeared on the stSge.
Mrs. Kane le I'd lecture in . f,lterinR
voice, almost inaudibe TO the audience.
She produced tie famous Iappings, 20 that
they were plsinly sudible, ny the move.
ment of her big tos joilt. Mrs.. Kane asid
she thanked Col that they can perform
the service.
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YERKES' SLAVES.
Another Revolt Among the Employees OF
Steve EIkins' Syndicate.

Another Revolt Among the Employees oi
Steve Elkins' Syndicate.
CHICAGO, Octt ber 2l.-Judgipg from
tie expt riences of this afternoon and last
night the imported conductors and drivers
in the employ of the North Chicago Street
Railway Company, will continue to have
Indefinitely "a hard road to travel"
Folly three hurdr d of the old hands are
nov out of work, mainly owing, they
claim, to an unfair construction placed by
President Yerkes upon the agreement OF
last Sunday. All these men and their
sympathizars are intensely bitter in de-
nuncia.iou of the new man. In
addition to the outbreak after the
Blaine proCe sion lsst night, there was an
other serious tpmu.t this afternoon. ely
bourne avenue and Halt d street was the
SC: ms Cfthe disorder 30 day. At this point
huge timbers and loads OF brick were sud
derly and with no little show for system
thrown across the street, forming series
f OF sructons resembling in some aspects
regulation bsrrcsGes. The neighborho0d
il danse'v populated with working people,
and these being idle Sunday filled the
sidewalk. windows and honse tops. All wo-
men passengers sndteverRl men on the first
car to approach had been frightened of by
crowds OF yelling boys b:foTe reaching the
obs ru tied corner. A couple of strangers
in the city. reporter, ths Sniuctor and
driver, and the two policeman acting as
guards, we're the only ones who rtm.ined
when the car was brought TO a bait. The
air bee ame black with missiles flying from
house tops end windows. The car was
literally bomhaided. Shouts and impIe
cations of all kicds were as plentiful as
the missiles, the lead in this part o.
the sft If beng taken by the o nen mixed
in the mob. The riot virtually ended
like the one of the last night, with tn,
arrivsl Of t'msly patrol wagon, hllet
with police. The crowds were disp"Ttet
vi hnut serious trouble, little or no pound
ing of he'd bsing nsc,es sry on the par
of the cfiicIs. A prisoner wss r'scue.
from two Cffirers who were left behind
and tie pair ,f police were being roughi
handled when the wagon returned agar
in the nick of time. So far as known no
a person was hurt dangerously.
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r,,ry DARE NOT ACURPr IT.

S,mst.me SO, the EEGIsTsR declared
-. onthoritv of one OF our bsst known
"a most prominent manufacturers that
N,uIoS CHANCE, who is employed
h,,hs Republican tariff league to help
..t., ,ba tat ont Of Rsp1Ehcan Tanutac-
-. s,iJ m substance that the Mills
,;rI uas .aHrigI'' but that 'tce" (the Re-
..t..;c,r.l want TO make The reduction,
~. r,b headed hteIiigeRcer jrm2td up
a,5 declared that no manufacturer said
,r,.,,..y Of tie kiuj. TIE REGISTER OF
S.-s5t, .,.ts,t money ii it couldn't pro-
1r,, ,s4 u,aautscIuler WHO said So and
.o.3,y /. stands ready to f'r'eit 81 COO II II
,.,,no, pr. Gacs ths manufacturer to whom
n. u,urnS CHANCE made tie assertion
stated aud Who will attest t1e etsu:h OF the
Rsa>rEE'S statement.
T,a I,Rqsaccr says this is "bst"
o,l that the REGISTER is "blCfinS.' Il
;,nsi,b,r a b,t nor a 'bluA,' as the In,
,-v.,.,,s, well In Wa. The manufacturer
:, 1bou we refer dCe' not desire nOtoEiety,
,,d that ;,cu- scle rsason for making this
ca.r f,r We know that neithtr the I"tetit-
,,.grsr nor srv one else dare sccePti IT.
TIE Iat.Uigsnrsr now squsr'ly backs
down rv waioipg tta', after all, 1t is only
so,ruion Of vs.acity" bets ga this MAI
nt,.turer and NIr. CHANCE. 1t may be,
bnt We ave v ing - leave that qaestioa
70 an ,m2artisl ilry. The gentleman
the Rr,Isrsg refers 20 IS not politician
ard has never been rorrec.sd With poil-
rcs Tee same carnps be ssid Of MAHLoN
CrAxcs. who is notorious professional
~, tjci N. who stunped New York Stat
BLAINE with JAKE KEMrLE, and WHO
i. now employed 5y the Republican com
mittee ID organize so'ealled "tsrh
.rrg1es.
Mr.. MAHLoS CHANCE did say that the
,.1..,ons nrie ig the NHls bW 'r'rs all
,a,L he, TIA. the Rcpublicans wsnt to
make the reductions. Aud neither Mr..
CHANCE ro- TIE La'sibgsac"r dare accept
80 RyG;SrER'S Cif=r.
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PLEDGED TO MURDER.
A Sicilian Society whose Members Muir
dsrsd Elsccimio.

a Sieilisn Society Whose Members Muir
dersd Flaccimto.
New YORK, October 21,-Francisco
Iat,. Natalie Sabitano and Giuseppe Can
izz,ro, who have bse1 occupying cslls in
the Tonbs, on suspicion Of bsiug con-
,e,ped 10 the murder Of Antonio Flac-
eimio, whose dead body was found on the
street near Cooper Union, week ago.
have sll made confessions 10 5Fector
Byrues, about the murder. FlaCcimio was
marked out for death for some time back.
He rel nee / 10 tine sc ely known as the
"Natt." 1t puuishts by death any mem
her who divulxes its secrets or gives intor-
nation to the police concerning the lden-
tity of any Of it's members wto have
violated the laws of ths land. Flscc m o
had dore both and knew he was to dlA
He arranged with his son to carry on his
business IN case of his sudden disappear
aLce. =. g,
On Sunday. October II, he was entiCc !
into the Italian restaurant at No. 81.
Marks place, ana o game OF cards wsS
made toe grounds for q quarrel between
him and Carlo Q1srtenaro. The three
men imprisoned now swear tdey saw
Carlo and Nlnce-Ho Qusrtensro follow
F.accinip into the street. Franciso lata
saws that he accompanied Flaccimio, 81 d
that he sought 20 prevent The mur6e!.
Vincerzp made lunge at Flaccimio and
lat, dashed him g. ide. Carlo Qusrtenslo
then i,rupsd forward and pluugei a dirk
into Flsccimio's breast. There were a,
t.rs,her nine Italians on the scene, and
ali with III, exception of Carlo returned tc
the restaurant and took the oath q
secrecy.
IuspeStor Byrnss says that several ~
putsble Sici!llsns have to bsloug to tht
''Msfi" "a a matter cf prt lection to them
selves. The Io'i6e expect to have th'
murderer and his brothers under arrest.
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A FRESH GRIP.

Yellow Fever Cots Another Hold on JACK.
sonvtIls.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Ost bS II -
The weather 10 decidedly cooler. with .
prospect for rain. The change frcm YES
terday i, aid by physicians to nusur III
for the sick and il likely 10 induce Dew
sicknese. The ctutckes we're generally
O, co for serv!c, TO day, the fi'., time 10
many week, aid the attendance vas
so,d. The las. two days have wItlesad
4 decided iDcfesse In the number OF new
case., and TO days death rcprd IL not
very encf u aging. DR.. MITCHELL, prs,.
den. OF the Bosrd Of Health, reports n
new CA es up TO @ p. nj to-day: deaths =:
Total cases 70 date, 3 i96; tctsl deaths 81
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BLAINE SCANDAL.
Young Mrs. Rlsine Begins Sult for Dam
ages Against the Old Folks.


New YORK, October 2l.-Ge1eral Mar
tin T. McMahon, General R?gtr A. Pryor
and Colonsl Robert G. Ingersoll, counsel
for Mrs. James G. Blaine, Jr., are about TO
Begin q suit at the instance OF their client
sgainst her husbands parents, ex Secretsry
James G. Blaine and Ms. Blaine, for dam
ages in the SUN of 500, goo for alternating
her husbands affections.
YCuog Ms. Blaine does not sue for dl'
vorce, for she ia rigid Catholic, and her
ideas on the subject of divorce are in &C
cordance with the wsll-known rules OF
the church. Beside, those who have the
authority to spank for her, say that she is
still attached to her husbsnd, and, above
all things, desires q recon ciliation. Sue
ssys that the husbind's parents have come
b.tSeen herself aud him, 80 that he has
deserted her, refused to answer her letters
and kilograms iuploriug him to send her
some t,ken OF his affection, and, in q
word, has ca3t her eff.
Mrs. Blaine's resolutions to bring suit
was, it is said, arrived at altar her return
last Thursday night from Augusta, to
which place she had gone with her mother
to sse her bu'band, and where she had
been denied the privilege by her husbands
mo. .har.
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ATTENDS AWFUL CRIME.
Attempts Murder Twice And Ends by
Shooting his wife Dead.

Attempts Murder Twice And Ends by
Shooting his wife Dead.
CINCINNATI o.. October 2l.-The Com.
mrcial. Gasdtc's Winchester. Ind. special
says: Atsix o'clock this evening Victor
Hill, son Of Squire Hill, Of that Placr. took
q b.g!y apd drove 2! miles ont Of town'o
the house OF his fa,heI-in-law, Iiinri
Nc fie.t, whore his VIII. WAS stayirg. He
entered the house, aked his vile TO see
their baby, and when she Itfus d, he drew
a pist,l and shot IiDri Moflett
ia TIE back, as the latter
WAS leavi'g the room, ipilictinR
only o slight wound. lie then sbot st
Mrs. Warren Hsrper, his sisteI- -in.lar. but
her corset glar csd, the ball 80 that IL ir-
flIcttd only . rlight bruise. Th'n he shot
his wife through the heart killing her in
stantly. Altar IN he fed tn The words.
followed feebly by cd man Mcffsti vi h
0 loaded musk.t. Mrs Warren HsrIc.
took the musket from her father, pursued
Hill and fred at bin with unknown effect.
HUNDREDS of armed men are purnuipg
him
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heavy and fisry for u, 10 faadle; but Ged
can ard God wIl; and when all merry has
failed and all milder mems are exhausted,
then judgmsn mt will begin. Thunderbolts
Depend upon it. that what is not dore
under the fash of tie seven csndlest;cks
will he done by the trampliDg Of the seven
thunders.
Bat I leave this imperial and multipo-
tent numsral seven, where the Bible
leaves it. imbedded in the finest wall thst
was ever built, or e' er will be constructed,
the wall of Heaven. It is the seventh
strata of precious stones that make
up that wall. After namirg six
of the precious stones in that
wall, the Bible clies out-"the
eeventh chrysoli,s" The chrysclite is On
Al exquisite grte,, ana in that seventh
layer Of the heavenly wall shall be pre-
served !o:svSr this dominant color of the
earth we orcs inhabited. I have scms-
timss basn 81 diened at the thought that
this world, aceardir to Science and Rev
elstiop, il to be blottsd olt Of txistarcs,
for it is zach besut fll world But hers
in this layer Of
lHh HEAN hSLi WA L,
where tie numeial Eeven is to be embed
ded, this strata OF green ,to be photo
graphtd, and embslmed ard perpstuated,
tha color ofths grass that covers the earth,
'hs 20 or Il the foliage that fills the forest,
the ca lor Of the deep "a. One glance at
that green chrysolite, a million yeirs alter
this planet hss teen ex.ipeu shed, will
bring to miad just how it looked in
su.nmer AID spriog, and We will say to
those who were born blind on earth, and
n.ver raw at al in thi, world. afiet they
have obtained full eyesight in hssven: at
you would know how the earth appeared
10 June aud August, look at that sevc ota
layer of the besy,n V wall the green OF the
chIy5olite And while We stand there
and talk, spirit with spirit, thst old color
of the earth which had more sway than ell
the other Gel r, pat together, will bring
back TO us our earthly exp5r ences, and
noticing that this green chry solite is the
seventh layer OF crystalizsd magni6cence
ws may be,hink cus,lvts of the
domination of that numersl seven
over oil other numerals, aud thank God
that in the dark r.h we left behind u,
SO long erj,yed the light Of the seven
golden candlesticss, and we're all Of Us
permitted to shine among the seven s.ars
Of more or less m ,gli uie, ard that sll the
seven Gel ils Of the mysterious future have
b en- broken wids open for " by loving
Christ, and thas the seven thunders having
done their wo:k have ceased rcyerbers.i III
and that the rumtrIl seven, which did
suc1 tremtniovs w1lk ia the history Of
nai)ns on earth, has been given such Q
high place in that Niagara of colors, the
wall OF hoavsn, toe first foundation Of
which is jaeper; the sxond, sapphire; the
third, chalcsd,ny; the fIurth, an
emerald; the fifth, ssrdonyx; tie sixth,
ssrdius; the seventh, chrytolte."
When shalt these eyes thy heaven bailt walls
Al pcar,y gates behold;
Thy bulwarss with salvation strong,
The streets Of shining golo:
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Dsath In q Land Slide,

ROME, October 2l.-A dispatch from
Potensa, ssys that ten cars Of train
crowded with e1curs ion;sts returning fIlm
the Naples ietes were crushed in n remote
portion Of that distiic. by land slide con.
Eistipg Of stout 50 metres of rock. TIE
telegraph lin" bsirg broken by the fall Of
the rcck, rep was delayed tso hons.
The scene Tint f l!ow,i the G;s,i.r wss
horrible, 10 irjand prSsei gsrs snd 90
corpses have bean Itikca from the 70 k.
Ttere ara two cars buri,d bslrlth the
rock, and /. is certain tha, The it OF tho
dead will be iucrtaed. Ths work Of ex-
cavAtion continues
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sIoO To $40 on Cleveland.

Boston, MASS October 2l.-Col. VIM.
WaIdron OF Providence came TO Bt ston TO-
DIV and be. 81. SO even With New York
man on the general result', the Colonel tax
ing the Harri on end, Jimmy Colvills bold
ing the bet. In addition 70 this u oLey, COZ
vile holds about S6,OO0 in email b:ts,
mostly in even Sums. There are sone bs t.
on the neral results, but majority OF
bstteIs picked cut Stats. Come odds oil
500 TO SO are given on Cleveland.
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TRE Pi.t,burg river pilots are employ ed
ny protected millionaire coal operators.
Their wages have been grsdually cut down
until now they are 50 per cent less than
thsy were few years ago, and yet during
all this time the duty on coal has not
varied materially Put these two facts
tOs,ther and We have another exam pie Of
''p,o:ection 10 the American working
men" It's the kind of p'O'ecsion that
pats q dolia, in lis employers Po;kst,
and lesvs the labOrer to 6ghs for Ii
honest wages.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

Col. r NJ. Puls,fsr for 10 years editor
and proprietor Of the Boston Herald, shot
himself while suffering from insomnia.
E. A. Main, q prominent young Chica-
gusn, committed suicide by taking NOR
pbine at Cincionati.
The fall meeting Of the Ivy Jocky Club
begins at Washington on Tuesday.
Frost at Decatur, Alabama, killed the
yellow fever gems and put an end to the
disease.
Oos man was ki;l ID AMI another se,ious,
" Injured by rail- Dad collision at Frank
fort, Kss. Gov. Martin was On the train
and seriously shaken up.
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THE MAJORITY IN NEW YORK.
Tha. is Editor McElwsy's E'nnste io'
Cleveland and Thurman.

rhs. "a Editor McElwsy's Esnmste iof
Cleveland and Thurman.
WASHINGTON, CAL. Octobsr 2o.-o'
Clair McKelway, editor Of the Brooklyn
Ea0,s who wss in the city yesterday says
tbs. BrOOklya will give Cleveland lS'OOO
ms iority, a gain Of 5000 on his mslori'y
Of 1884. .ho,,
'I expect Cleveland 10 receive soou'
So OOO majority IN Ne" loIk e'.y, "
t;noad Mr. MeKslway, "snd there are
copn,iss outside of Brooklyn and Ne"
Yn,k ,hss vii give him s5out 3 COD ma
;,Tiv ADD S 600, $1,000 and 49, 600 IT,
g.h.r and you have 5000, Toe R p1b
Cleans win come down to New York city
With a msjority about 1900. D duct
this from rs 600 and you have l2,oco,
wh'cb, bsl eve, will not be far from
Clsyl Ind's next msjority,"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-22
Thurman Home Again.

COLUMBUS. o., October 2l.-Judge
Thurman and psrty arrived in this city
this morning. The ride was saved from
monotcoy by a crowd Of over thousand
at Muncie, whtss band, csnr9n and lungs
we;e not conducive to sluubsr. Cold
Water, OHIO, wanted to te!tbsate, but the
| train did not stop.