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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-11
THEY TAKE HOLLAND.
Jimmy blaine Carries Maine by the Usus
Majority

Jimmy Blaine Carries Maine by the Usual
Majority.
AUGUSTA, Me, September 10.-Chair-
man Manlsy has sent the following tele-
gram:
To Hon. M. s Quay, Chairman Republican
National COmmittee, NslV York:
We have carried the State by plurality
Of twenty thousand. Have chosen the
entire delegation in Congress. Reeds
majority will reach $500. The
msjoritiss for Dinglsy, Boutelle and
Millikeu will exceed 5000 respectively,
We have chosen every Senator aud nearly,
or quite, four-fifths of the representatives
in our Legislature and have carried every
county III the State on the popular vote. /"
One hundred and ninety towns give Re-
publicsns As 333, Democrats 30 261, Pro-
hibition 1854, scattering $50, against,
in 1856, republicans, 41,092
Democrats 33,O77, Prohibition q.
40, scatteriig 2S; plurality.
II, or, sgsinst S,0l5. gain 4.O57; 81
towns and cities in the First district give
Reed rep. Is, ,54s, EmerS Dem } 1905;
Reeds plurality 543 The same towns
in 1896 gave Reed l 1916 plurality. lfthis
gain continues this ratio from the remain
ing towns, Reeds plurality will reach
2,7OO.
PORTLAND, Me, September 1O.-Ffty
towns give Republican vote of 1S, ,493,
Democratic Is, 900, Prohibition 679, scat
tering 362. The same towns in 1886 gave
a Republican vote Of 1880. Democratic
IL, 73O, Prohibition $50. scattering 5. Re-
publican plurality 1888, against 2,S4O in
1886. Republican gain 1883 Unofficial
returns in Portland give Burleigh rep
500 plurality over Putnam Dam. Reed
Rep for Congress has abOut 700 plurality
over Emery (Dem J. Rsturns from the
Island wards are not yet 10.
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The New Eldorado.

IsHPENNING, Mich, September 10
From six ounces Of quartz yesterday one
ounce of gold was taken, the quartz being
from the Michigan mines. There have been
$40, 600 worth of ore mined in the last two
weeks. Similar ore has been found in Lake
Superior mines and other places. Opera
tions are going on all over the range and
the greatest excitement prevails over the
discoveries.
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WHEELING W TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER II, fe
HON. WIN. A. QUARRIER

Dice Very suddenly-His Career as a
Lawyer and Legislator.
SpeciaI Telegram to the Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, September 10
W. A. Quarter died very suddenly at his
home in this city this afternoon, aged 60
years He served as Democrat in two
sessions of the State Legislature, and was
a prominent candidate for United States
Senator in 1882 against John E Kenna.
His ability as an attorney is we'll known,
not only in the State, but in the Federal
Courts. He was q man Of strong character
and formidable debater in all the coun-
cils where he was present.
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Indiana Still Hold Ont.

CHICAGO, September 10.-A dispatch
from Bismark, Dakota, says: The report
the commissioners now at the lower agen.
cies will soon return to Standing Rock to
treat with the Indians for the opening Of
the reservation, has aroused no small
amount Of excitement among the opposing
reds. While IL is believed that many OF
the Young Indians may sign if the proper
pressure is brought to bear, it is known
that Sitting Bull, Gall Bear and Pig Head
are as bitterly opposed to the plan as ever.
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THEIR GREAT NEED.
A Touching Appeal from the Plague
Sufferers.

A Touching Appeal from the Plague
Sufferers.
DETROIT, MICH September 10.-A few
days ago the Erening Journal, of this city,
started subscription for the yellow fever
sufferers at jacksonville, and telegrsphed
the mayor of that city asking for an explicit
statement of their needs.
The following reply was received this
morning:
To The Detroit Journal,
We thank you for your offer to aid us.
Three months of gloom and suffering and
death are before us, with 10000 INDECENT
and helpless people to feed and provide foI
during that time Were it not for the sy m
pathy for us and the generosity which sc
substantially is hand in hand with II, We
should be hopelessly overburdened by our
woes. God loves the American people for
their great kindness.
JAMES M. SCHUMACHER,
Chairman Finance Committee.
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Four suicides In Ono Day.

ST. LOUIS, September 10.-Four sui
cides took place yesterday. August Froe-
der, drug clerk, shot himself while in
toxicated in house of ill-fame. Henry
Koencke. aged 20, jumped. into the river.
August Jsrns, AZ years old, jumped into a
well and was drowned. The fourth sui
eide was an unknown man, who drowned
himself in the river.
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On To ColumbuA.

CINCINNATI, September 10.-The streets
are full to-day Of members of the Grand
Army of the Republic on their way to
Columbus. The influx from the West has
been remarkable. All the roads from here
TO Columbus, the Midland, the Little
Miami and the Bee Line, are not only run
ming full regular trains but some Of them
are sending heavy specials in order to &C.
commodate the great numbers tnat ask for
passage.
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CABLE FLAsHES.

Two earthquake shocks have occurred
in Central Greece.
Siberian merchants have petitionsd that
British commerce be denied AdmittAncs
into the Genises river harbors.
The Prince OF Wales IL In Vicroas, Wit
nesing the evolutious Of the Austrian
army.
Emperor William received hs third
army corps yesterday and Afterwards road
to Berlin at its head.
President Carnot and Premier Floqust
are making tour Of the French provinces.
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THE SOCIAL MONSTER.

And the Efforts to Stamp 1t Ont In
SALT LAKE, UTAH, September TO-
District Attorney Peers has Just forwarded
to Washington transcript Of the records
Of his Office, showing the following figures:
Total convictions for polygamy, under the
laws of1s82 and 1882, IS; total convic,
tions for unlawful cohsbitation, under the
laws of 1882, 497; total convictions for
adultery, under the laws Of 1887, g; total
convictions for fornication, under the laws
of 1887, 8. The total fines and costs COL
lected TO date for violations of these lsws
amount to $44, 900.
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A Mlllinn I.naf bY Fro at .

PORTLAND, Me, September 10.-Ths
loss by frost in this part of the State will
amount to 81, 600, 900, even if part of the
sweet corn crop is saved. Ifall the crop
is destroyed the loss will be even heavier,
The product of the State last year was
700, 900 cases out of total output Of !,
699, 440 cases. There were 1000 acres
planted to corn this year.
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THE WHISKY TRUST

Wnl Shell Out Literally for the Re-
publican Campaign Fund.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, September lO.-The
Whisky Trust is to figure conspicuously in
the Presidential campaign from this time
on. Several members of the Trust left ST.
Louis last night for New York to attend
meetipgo of the Trust there tomorrow. Be-
fore they left one Of the party let the cat
out Of the bag to confidential friend.
The Trust has bsen called for the purpose
of voting donation of $500, 900 to the Re-
publican campaign fsnd. More is to be
subscribed later if needed.
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A SCHOONER GOES DOWN
With all on Beard-Loss of q Spanish Yes

sci.
New ORLEANS, September 1O.-A dis
patch from Havana dated Septembes
vis Key West, September 8, says: AT
officer from the Spanish gunboat Guardian
which rode out the gale, arrived here tltis
morning with the first official dispatches
relative to the loss of the government
launch Lsaltad, ut Bslabanoo, not Ssgus,
as first stated. The report states that al
1890 O'Clock on the night of the 4th inst,
when the wind shifted from the northwest
to the west and while endesvoring to slip
her cables to beach the vessel under full
head of steam, a huge wave boarded her,
washing all hands into the shippers. Capt.
Leon Urblna went down with his vessel.
The following morning the only survivor
of the Lealtad was rescued, clinging tc
her rigging. Bodies Of the pilot and one
seaman only have been recovered.
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A Wholesale Robbery.

LYNN, MASS, September 10.-J. Colby
Drew this morning gsys himself up state
ing that be was Q foreer to the amount a
SIS, 900 or so, 600. He hss charge Of the
financial matters for W. F. Monroe, grocer
and has secured notes in hank signed By
Monroe, and then forged the names Of en-
dorsers and obtained the money at high
rates of interest. Most Of the parties who
hold the oaper are Lynn men.
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Special T.Le9rGm to the Register.
RAvENswOOD, w. Va, September 10
The Democrats of Rsvenswood and
vicinity organized Saturday night under
the pame of the Tsmmany Club of Ravens
wood. DIR. W. c. d. Bond was elected
President, II. G. Brown Secretary and w.
8. Mckay Treasury. The meeting was
large and enthusiastic and the interest
manifested promises we'll to develop into a
good rousing Democratic majority in No
yember.
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A Coming of Priests,

Nsw YORK, September 10.-Thirteen
young priests, who were recently ordained
at All HalloSs College, Dublin, arrived
here to-day on the steamer City OF Rich
mond. Four of them are are assigned to
Sacramento, Cal, two to San Francisco,
three to Dubuque, two to Chicago and two
to BROOKLYN.
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THE STANDARDS RIVAL.
A New Pipe Line OIL Company Formed at
Ptttsburg.

Ptttsburg.
PITTsBURG, September 10.-A new pipe
line sixteen miles long is to be built from
the Gold oil field in Butler county, con-
trolled by W. S. and j. NJ. Guffey, to
Sumner station, just above Sharpsburg,
on the West Penn railroad
The financial hackers of the new enter
prise are the members of the Globe Rein
ing Company and other wealthy oil men OF
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia who are in
no way connected with the Standard Oil
Company. In fact the members of the
new organization are loud in their denun-
cistion of the Standard, and say that they
have determined to build the new line sc
that in the future they will not be placed
in the power of the Standard, as they have
been i'm the past,
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The Cotton Crop,

WASHINGTON, d. c., September TO-
The September report of the Department
of Agriculture makes the average condi-
tion OF cotton S3.S, a decline of three
points since the last report. The gen.
eral average is slightly higher than in
1897 and 1886, when it stood at 80 8 and
SCI respectively. Ths decline, while
slight, has been general throughout the
halt
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LONDON September l0.-A dispatch
from Afghanistau says that Ishak Khan
has 200 men at Tsskurgam, and that In
. small engagement at Marmsna tho
Ameer's troops were defeated.
Advices from Afghanistan say that Ishat
Khan and his followers are advancing on
Cabul. Abdurhan Khan, the Amser, 10 Ill.
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Repnblican- sercnade.

AUGUSTA, Me, September l0.-A large
body OF citizens, headed bya hand, ten
dered Governor-elect Burleigh serensde
this evening, to which he responded in a
brief speech. The procession then called
at Mr.. Blaiue's residence, and in response
ne also made eongrstulstory speech.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-11

MR. ARCHIE CAMPBELL made speech
q. Sherrard, in MARSHALL county, the other
day in support Of Prohibition ATKINsoN's S
candidacy. This speech Of Mr.. CAMP
BELLS is in effect complete seknowl
edgement that the <. o. p. is in the last
ditch. For, be it known, that Mr. CAMP
BELL is, in vulgar parlanee, mo slOuch, "
aud when be descends to demsgogy
to bolster up a class, that cause must be
dilapidated indeed. Mr.. c. . speech from
beg uuiug 20 end il totally devoid OF truth
or f,1niAtpn 10 fact. He is much more
cuuulug and Ingenious in his manner OF
distorting the issue than most Re
publictn stump speakers and can
put hopeless case, with much more pom
derOus impressiyeness than any other Re
publican speaker wecsn call TO mind, Mr.
BLAINE excepted. In fact, Mr.. c. is sort
of small callber BLAINE, save and except
that ne never gives himself
away" as Mr.. BLAINE does, and
has not ~ yet come out fairly aud square
Iy in scpport Of trusts, as Mr.. BLAINE
has. We have really no dOubt that Mr.
CAMPBELL convinced his hearers-Or
those of his hearers who have not
studied the question carefully-thst
he WAS entirely right IN his pre-
posterous deductions regarding the farmer
and the tariff. The digniied guilelsssness
of bis manner alone is sufficient to do that
Aud yet Mr. CAMPBELL didn't believe =
word he said himself, and we shall be de-
lighted to prove it.
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Destroying BIsx IS In Montana

HELENA, MONT, September 10.-Parties
who have just arrived here from Upper
fetch county report disastrous prairie fires
in thst section. Ranges have been burn
ed OF for an area of sixty miles, and the
fire has assumed such dimensions a. to
bsfiis all attempt to keep it under control.
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All Three Found auIlty.

PACERyILLE, CAL, September 10.-The
jury in the cases of J. II. Miers, John o.
son and William Prayer, on trial for the
murder Of farmer Jones Lowell, near Sac
ramento last February, has returned YER
diet finding all three men guilty of mu r
der in the first degree.
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AProhibitionist Opposes Mills.

ST.. LOUIS, September 10.-Information
comes from Texas that A. Jones, of Waco,
has announced himself as independent can
didate for Congress from the Ninth Con.
gressional district, now represented by
Roger Q. Mills Jones is strong Prohibi-
ZIONIST and has strong personal following.
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It Would bs Ana achrouisun.

BERLIN, September 10.-Ths Austrian
press condemns the resolutions adopted at
Fulda and Freeburg In favor Of the rssto-
ration Of the temporal power Of the Pope.
The papers declare that the restoration Of
temporal power would be anschronism,
besidee giving Emperor William visit to
Rome an undesirable political character.
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The Geiser's Lifeboat Pound.

HALIFAX, N. s., September 1O.-A
lifeboat belonging to the Danish steamer
Geiser, which was sunk of Sable Island by
the ThiDgvslia, was found floating bottom
upwards on the Banks by the fishing
schooner Jonathan, which arrived here
yesterday. When hauled on board it Was
found to contain nothing but seven oars
lashed inside.
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Crushed HIS Life Out.

special Ttle0rGra 10 ne Register,
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, September 10.
Tonight, as ex-Policeman Penny hacker
was assisting in handling some freight, a
heavy piece Of timber was struck by an
engine and with such force that it caught
Peunybacker back Of the neck and crushed
his life out in few minutes. The news
reached his wife who was sick, rendering
her dangerously i'll.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-11

EX-SENATOR CAMDEN and Senator
FAULKNER are in town. With this fact for
q starter, our imaginative contemporary,
the hteltgencer, ought to be able TO get up
a pretty good campaign yarn about how
these grave aud IsyersG Democratic leaders
have met to save the Last remnant OF the
Democracy rom the general wreck.
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A Munihcent Gift,

NEW YORK, September 10.-A gentle
man who refused to give his name entered
the Mayors office to-day and left his check
for $12, 900 for the relief of the yellow fever
suffarers at Jacksonville.
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Cant Find the aurds srsr /.

LONDON, September lO.-Ths police
made number Of arrests in connection
with the recent brutal murders Of women
In White Chapel. In each case, however,
the prisoner has been discharged the evil
dence being insufficient.
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FAITH IN KELLY.
Philadsiphians Believe TAas He VIII Mako
Them Rich.

Philadsiphians Believe TAAt He Wn Mako
Them Rich.
PHILADELPHIA, Ssptsnbsr lO.-Soms
80 stockholders Of the Keely Motor Com
pany, representing 10000 shares Of itsap-
ital stock, gave the inventor . warm en-
dorsemeut yesterday at the special meet
ing called by him to take action In refer.
ence to the suit recently brought aeainst
him by the New York difsctors Of the
company. Keely Wa not present. but
sent letter in which be aid that be was
ready to take into bis confdspcs J. II. Lin
vile and W. Barnet Le Van, civil engin-
eers, and VIM. Boekel, the proprietor Of .
machine shop, to avail himself Of their cid
and advice in applying his patents, and 70
exhibit 70 them progressive experiments
with his invention and explain them 70 the
gentlemen.
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Adam staub Buried.

WASHINGTON, PA, Semtember TO-
The remsins of Adam Staub, the young
man murdered at Tsylorstowp, were taken
to his fathers home, near Amity, and
from where they were buried Saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-11

SIX HUNDRED men are on strike in the
Bevier, Mo, mines. What Under o
high tariff, when the ''unerowned king"
says, ''the wages of the American lab0rer
cannot be reduced without the consent Of
the laborer bimselt?"
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Political Points.

The Union Labor party of the Seventh
Kentucky district nominated George
Thoebe for Congress sgsinst Speaker Car
lisle, bat he declined to run, and W. &.
Fox, Of Newport, was chosen in his stead,
DR.. Dorchester, chairman Of the Com
mittee on Temperance and Prohibition Of
the recent General Methodist Conference,
says 1t was he, and not General Clinton B.
Fisk, who wrote the tract at present being
distributed by the Prohibitionists as q
campaign document.
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Parnellltss Honored .

DUBLIs, September 10.-Ths municipal
authorities Of Waterford have conferred
the freedom Of the city upon Mr.. VIM.
O'Brien and Mr.. T. d. Sullivan, members
of Parliament.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-11

TONIGHT Council will probably be
called upon to consider several very Inn
portant ordinances. As rule, the
municipal body is not given to deep and
weighty thought upon the affairs placed
under its stewardship May tonight be
an exception. We DO not want to see any
cIptiou4 or unnecessary opposition to any
of tue ordiuances which may come
b4flrs it. Neither 10 We want to see the
city's interests sutIer. The request Of the
b & o K r. to change its tracks is an
impoJ ant matter both to the city
and the company. The latter should
have any reasonable request granted, the
company agreeing TO make adequtte re-
turn 10 the way ofimprovemsnt. Wheel
iug's interests are 80 largely identified
with the prosperity and growth OF
the B. " D. ami vice versa
that there should be little fric-
tion between the parties in the set
tlemeut OF all disputed points. II each
side Will oaly treat the other in q spirit OF
fairness-not seeking to gain all and give
nothing in returu-how much better il
would he, and with whst speed aud salts
faction all propositions could be adjusted
Tue B. 4 o folks sre said to be 10 this
frame of mind. Ii they are, let the city
meet them half way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-11

ALL is in readiness for the G.. A. K. en-.
csmpment at Columbus. II promises to
be the largest and most enthusiastic in the
history of the organization. Over 10000
veterans and visitors will be in attendance
and the exercises will cover a full week.
The country will watch the encampment
eagerly. In time of great political ex-
cite,nent it will be well if political refer
ences are eschewed in such gathering.
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No Clu. to the Umbrella Murderer

NEW YORK, September 1o.-'Jamss
Fogarty, the peddlsr who was stabbed in
the eve with su umbrella, at one o'clock
Yesterday morning. died in the hospital To-
dsy without regsining consciousncA.
There is absolutely no clue 10 The murd9s.
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Efraa In Aiehigan.

CHICAGO, September 10-A dispatch
from Fast Tawas, Mich, Gays heavy forest
fires north and east of that point are doing
great damage.
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Northern Pacific President to Resign.

Northern Pacific President to Resign.
NEW YORK, September President
Harris of the Northern Pacific Railroad
says he will resign the presidency in favor
Oft, Z Ames, bat will remain as chair
man of the board of directors.
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FOR sEAsICKNRSs

Use HOrsford's Acid Phosphate.
DIR. w. W. Blaekman, Brooklyn, N. Y.
says: Il am very much pleased with II
In seasickness. Several cases have been
brought to my attention where il q
prompt and entire relief" affords
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A VERY STRONG PAPER.

Tns Old Romans Comment on the Presi-
dents Letter.
COLUMBUS, September 10.-"That is a
strong paper, q very strong paper," was
the remark of Judge Thurman, when Pres
ident Clsveland's letter of acceptance bad
been read to him at late hour last night,
q copy of it having been secured at Pitts
burg. The Judge and party arrived
home this morning safe and well and will
remain here quietly for some days to come.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-11

RAyENSwOOD has formed = Democratic
club called the Tsmmany Club. Tsmmany
is q good name and signifies true blue in
this campaign.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-11

AN ANONYMOUS New Yorker gives S12, :
600 to the yellow fever sufferers Of Jack
sOnyille, Fla. They are sadly in need Of
help down there.
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Austria Strsngtl

Austria Strengthening Her Army.
VIENNA, September l0.-A decree has
has been issued ordering the formation Of
fifteen new batteries and four companies {
Roaniana
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-11

GOV. HILL will have wslk-Oysr for re-
nomination. The Democracy of the EN-
pire State know good man when they see
him
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600 Men Strike.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, September 10.-Tbers
is general strike in the Bevier, No.,
mines, and 600 men are idle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-11

The best regulator Of digestive.organs and the
best appetizer known Is Angostura Bitters.
Try II but beware Of limitations. Get the gen.
uins article manufactured by DR.. J. g. B. sigert
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE wEATHER,

For West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania:
Fair weather variable winds, shifting 70 Sou'n-
erly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-11

The House and Senate both adopted the
conference report on the Notifications bill
yesterday.
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AUGUSTA, September 10.

To Gen Benz. Harrison, Indianapolis, Ind:
Returns up TO o'clock indicate that the
Republican candidate will have more than
%, 900 ola majority over the Democratic
candidate, the largest majority since 1866.
Prohibition vote falls off everywhere.
TSigned1 JAMES G.. BLAINE.