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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
INSANE AND PAUPERS.
PTTTSBURG PROTESTS AGAINST A FLOOD
OF POVERTY
POared In on Her From Foreign Lands
Investigation Before ths Ford COmmitss-
Some Interesting testimony
Contract Labor System.

PITTsBURG, December 2l.-The Ford
Investigation Committee began its labors
here to-day.
The opening session began at 1880
o'clocS, and Mr.. K. O. Elliott was the first
witness sworn. He stated he had been'a
member Of the Poor Board and was now
Chief OF the d apartment of Public Charity.
Witness said that insane people and de-
crepit and ignorant clss, of people applied
for relief to great extent who should never
have been admitted into the country.
While at Castle Garden he had SET n people
whose whole Appearance, meptally and
physically, and whose financial condition
showed that it was wrong for
them to be allowed TO entsr this coun.
try. He finally got Mr.. Jack
son, who was TN Official at Castle Garden,
to admit that certain immigrants who bad
come TO Pitt.burg had been registered on q
certain ship. FIVE of these people, who
we're insane, were taken back TO New York
aud delivered TO Mr.. Jsckson. The men
in charge had his letter acknowledging the
time and ship they came here. He threat
ened to arrest the manager, and refused to
take the people. They left the five psople
there, as Pittsburg WAS not responsible for
them, and he did not know what became
of them. But Mr.. Jackson would do moth.
ing for them.
Mr.. Elliott said that the city OF Pitts.
burg spent 500, ,OO0 yesrly for the POOR. OF
tie insaue in charge of Pittsburg three
fourths are foreigners The city institu-
tions are crowded to ovsihowiDg, but if it
were not for tbs foreigners who are not en-
titled to land here, chiefly through Castle
Garden, there would be plenty of room for
the cars of those who were justly entitled
to it.
The afternoon session was devoted 10
taking testimony especially regarding the
importation of contract labor. The wit
nesses examined were Master Workman
ECc!es Robinson, Of the Brassworkers' Ma.
tiOnsl Union Assembly; Master Workman
Doyle, Of District Assembly No h. OF
L.; President Smith, of the Flint Glass.
workers National Union, and james
Campbell and VIM. Cake, President aud
Secretary of the Window Glassworkers'
Federation. Tbe evidence went to show
that men had come 10 this contract, and
in many cases to work against skilled la
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BRICEIs SATISFIED.
Not a Candidate for Office, But Will Help
HIa ErIenda.

Not u Candidate for Office, But VIII Help
His Friends.
COLUMBUS, D,oss Der 2l.-J. B. Town
send, Chairman Of tie Den o3ratic State
Executive Committee. has Just returned
from New York, where he h'd consulta'
t.tion with Calvir :. Brice, and says he
has nothing to say abcuE the late campaign
or tie future rolioS cf the party; that be
Uas ,o7tsrt ~ leaye,IhsG ~ilh the reCog-
p,zsd | esder, of the parry, Nnd that he was
not a csnIdste for TIE la I'd Slste1 S'D'
ots me- wss he int rested IN the Candi'
dscy6f anything else in OnO.
46rice, he says, insists on preserving bis
position rs An Ohio Dsmocra', and that he
expected to help hs friends wherever there
was fight, hut that Ia had never held an
Office and did not expect to
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
ALASKAN OUTRAGES.
Treasury Agent Glidden Says He Could
Never Discover Any.

WASHINGTON, D. c., December 2l.-
Fl. A. Gliddsh, su agent Of the Treasury
Department at the Seal Islands of St. Paul
and st. George, from 1882 to 1885, was
called to-day as a witness By the House
Committee on the Merchant Marine and
Fisheries, investigating the alleged out
RACES and restraint OF liberty in Alasks.
The witness said he had read the charge
of outrages, etc., Published in the news
pape,s recently, but hs sSid that he did
not think there was any truth in them.
His headquarters, while agent, were on St.
Paul Island, and be visited st. George
once year. He had never heard Of any
cases of criminal assault on the islands, aud
no complaints of reduction of females
reached him. If there had been any COM
plants to make he would have belrd Of
them, as the psople locked upon him rs
their protector. Witness said the men
employed on the islands by the Alaska
cOmpsLy were kind to the NATIVES, and
their presence tended 70 elevate and civil
izs the people.
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ALL A Lib.

The Sensational Story Of an Attempt on
Ger HaTrIson's Life.
IND'ANAPOLIS, December 2l.-The sen
sationsl romance telegrsphed here this
morning from the special Indianapolis dis
patch printed iu to-dsy's New York Her
aid, purporting to relate to the discovery
Of q plot to Ssassiaate Presideut-elect
Harrison created great indignation among
Gen. Hsrrison's many warm frierds. At
the Harrison household the story is uphss-
itstipgly declared the purest fabrication.
ThOe near the General declare it to be the
creation o! u malicious mind and without
3 shadow upon which TO build it. No one
in the city can be found who ever heard
of the alleged attempt upon Gen. Harri-
sons life.
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STANLEY SAFE AGAIN.
r,rE NEWS RECEIVED YRoH lHs sREAf
BXPLORER.
his sow LsArit.h~ly Sassa nat 10 nseo''
Rmin Ey s.hly-A Es'nr, b' SP-
,h.s-Otha Forsa Esw'-
L,0bstrpSrous h.R

LONDON, December GA ZsnnuAf
dispatch says: Letters dated Stanley fai'''
Angus, %, have been delivered nae "
Tippoo Tbs men. They stsie tha. s
ter was resived at Stanley Fsls ITO"
Henry NJ. Stanley on August :S. stanis!
was then at RonyilA on the ArnWi%,
where he had arrived on August IL. ne
had left Emin Pssha 50 days before IN per,
fec. health, aud provided with plenty oI
food. Stanley had returned to Rsnyiis IoI
the loads OF stores in charge OF his reet
guard and Intended to leave ten days is,st
TO r,ioin Euin. He reportcd Oil tns
whites in the expedition ss healthy, sna
ssid the expedition wanted nothing
The West African Telegraph Company
has rec,iyed the following dispa'cn from
St. Thomas, dated Friday, 2P.m: A.
~ have just received information thst
Henry N. Stanley, with Euin fAsnA nss
arrived on the Aruwhimi The news is
reliable. Further detail, will follow.
GSigpedl "PAssoNs. Agent"
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K,mbau Op.ra Compsby.

The prims donna Of this company, which
is to preseut programme Of popular operas
at the Grand Opera House next week, is
none other than our local fayorite B aucte
Chapman (tteatre gOers will remember The
Chapman sisters, Blanche and + la She
sptears a. "Prircs Methusalem" Monday
and Tuesday in Strt uss' charming ope-a Of
that name, aud none who know her will
doubt her ability TO fully diachsrgs the re-
uuirements of the rCls. HATTIE Arnold
aud Aunie Luke are sopranos OF bigd
clsss; Ell. Chapman and Arthur Eel,
comedisns, Hairy Rsttenbsrry, formerly
of Carleon Opera Company, teno;, and
NJ. l.. Alsers baritone. TIE sale OF seats
went with a rush yesterday At McLors
House Pharmacy, and The business at this
popular theatre promises to be of the bsst
next week.
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AMUsEMENTS
Charlie Gatdner.

Chss. A. GArdne-, the swee! singer and
inimitable German comedian, supported
by good company, will aIp'ar this after
noon and evening at the Opera House il
his new play "FA,herland," and doubt
less big houses will greet them. The
Evansville Courier, speaking of the play
and company, says:
Last evening the theatre held one o.
largest crowds ever within the walls. lr
addition to having every space c'owded,
at least one hundred were turned away
while many held tfeir tickets for another
performances. Such state OF affairs is no;
to be wondered at when the fact is tlktr
into consideration that ChsF. A. Gardner
The jolly German comedian acd sweet
singer, was tbe shining attraction
10 his new picturesque romantic
comedy, "Fatherlaud," written by
Sidney K. Ellis and Charles A.
Gardner. Mr.. GardBer, like the mellow
wine, improves with sgP. Never before
was he in bettsr voice or his laugh more
inf ctious than in the commencement o.
what promises to be the biggest engage
mcnt ever played by him in our city.
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MORE WAR AT WAHALAK.
Negroes Surrounded and Battle Is
Expected.

Negroes Surrounded and Battle Is
Expected.
NASHVILLE, December 2l.-Tbe Ameri-
cans special correspondent, who has been
at Wahslak, Miss, reporting the race
troubles, telegrsphs as follows from Ate.
sia. Miss, tonight:
ION my way 20 Columbus from Wahalsk,
where thought the wsr was over. l was
intercepted by message which read as
follows. Il have just received note from
ana ana shcwins 7iT:fSG fSSG tHfBBs fBBssy ontuumbsr tie
whites, who viii defer an attack until aid
come3."
similar kilograms have been sent to oil
adjoining towns representing the necessity
for more men as urgent. will return
there to morrow"
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Hole in the Ground.

RsseIvtd seats for Charley HOyfs funny
play, "a Hole ia the Ground" which is
to be produced at the Opsra Heu>e next
Monday evening for the first time in the
city, were put on vale at HOUSES music store
Yesterday morning and there WIS rash
for them. This will also be the attraction
Christmas afternoon and evening, and big
heusss ara sssured on al occasiO1s. The
play is full of for, pretty girl', new songs
aud sparkling music. and is an attraetioa a
worthy the season.
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A FURNACE OF DEATH.
Terrible Holocaust at = Destructive Fir'
In Cincinnati.

Terrible Holocaust at = Destructive Fire
In Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, December 22,-Since mid
night this morning the large six story
picture.frame aud moulding factory
of L. A Strobsl & Co., on the
southeast corner Of Elm and Canal
streets took fire. The entire fire depart
ment has been callei out. Jerry Bray,
captain of the 14's fire company, went
down with tie fifth floor when it fell in
and perished in the white heat of the
flames.
The building and contents will be to-
tai los Of about 100000. At 1:1O this
morning the wall of the building next the
canal fell outward. 1t severely, per.
hsps fatally wounded Geo. Buschksmp
of the Fours, Morton Anderson, of the
Oaes, and an unkroTn bystsnder and two
other firemtn whose names nannot be
learned. Oue map, name unknown, IS sup
posed to have been thrown into the canal.
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TRADE sUh1AIIzED.
r. a, Dun . ce's Bstisv q 0s
Importa1 Msrsssss

- n I'm, q o.. H,Elsv Il ne wsEk in
Impersa6 nsrssss'
Nxw YORK, Droubcr 2i v, Daa
&oo.. weekly rsvisw Il tfsds sy9 f,a'-
burgh nnds southern iEes sseef'slnnF
Norsh.r. products, and .As ..n. 70
ported from Philadslphk WAV. IN
the iron market Is disiicstly dne ns
over supply. Sales Of Aleosmc s ~ =. ~ IT,, ~
to Eastern Gray forge whieh ssls asaou'
to tis 50, ars reported 81 tlb o.
The trade 10 bar iron % wAk1 ~ -
cents Is quoted By mills whic. na sn'
orders Nails ere ruinously low ~ NV.
or even lsR. The official rspos nov
salss Of steel rails Of l,2Sl, lH sons ior
eleven month"; with l,il67ss ohs os'
liyeries
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
A CURIOUS CASE.
Involving Violation Of the Postal LaWs-
The Case of O. II Trainer.

Involving . Violation Of the Postal Laws
The Case Of O. ii Trainer.
Yesterday afternoon George II Wysnd,
the Market street saioon-keepsrs was af:
raigned before United States comtnissiOhsr
Forbes, on q warrant sworn out by John
Bonar, charging him with violation Of
the postal laws. Mr.. Wytead gave bail
in s., 900 for a hearing Monday morning.
The case is q somewhat peculiar one.
1t appears that Bonsr, who is colored
map, unable to Iesd or write, is q PEN
s,oner, at. So per month, ard he directed
his quarterly check, for S24. to BE- sent in
care of Mr.. wysepd, ct No. 1855 Market
street Previous 10 the arrival Of the
check, be says he recsised from Mr..
Wyserd S. at one time, 81 80 at another,
and s. on a third occa.ioo, masking IS 50
in all, and 10 cover this assigned his cheek
over 10 Mr.. W. He then claims that on
going 10 Mr.. Wysend, thre days after,
and asking to be trusted for drink, he
was informed that he had drank up the
balance Of the S2i, and that there was
nothing com ing to him. In due course OF
time the check arrived, and it is alleged
Mr.. Wysend opened the envelope, en-
dorsed Mr.. BoaaI's name upon 1t, aud
turned il in "a 20 much cash in settlement
with p. Welty & Co, the well.known
sholssalers. Bopar kicked very vigorous
~ on being told there wss no money COM
ing to him, and swore out the warrant.
This is Bonar's side Of the story, told in
filing his complaint. What the defense
NAV be able to adducs remains for Mon
days examination to develop.
The hearing of Charles II. Trainer,
charged with illegal voting in the First
ward, took place before Ccmmiss soner
Forbes yesterday sfterroou. George W.
Atkinson appeared for the defense. Tbs
facts adduced showed that Mr.. Trainer, who
is an employe Of S. Basr's SINS, he'd resided
in Wheeling about five years. About year
aud a half ago, approximately, he married
a Martins Ferry lady. and after boarding
in this city for about two months, he re-
moved to the residence Of his fAthsr'in-lsw,
With the intention Of only remaining there,
as Q measure Of economy, until he could
procure a house suitable for him in this
city, aud not with any intention Of making
OSio his home or of giving up his residence
here. He still continued to work for the
Mesers Baer, and about SIX months ago,
having found a suitable house on Fifth
street, North Wheeling, he brought bis wife
and household goods back 10 this side OF
the river.
He had some doubts Of bis right to vote
on election day, and after discussing the
matter with some OF his friends, he went
to the first ward polls and stated his case
to the election officers. Messrs. RswLlng
and Blum listened to his story, Mr.. Har-
rell, the third commissioner, being tempo
Iarily absent, and his vote wns put in the
box. Captain Rawlings, Councilman Max
well, Mr. Connolly, challenger, the
f.ther-in.law, and others were examined,
the Commissioner Forbes reserved his de-
cieion
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
PURCELL'S CREDITORS
Fina''y Beaten In Their Contest With tn
Catholic Church.

Fiua"y Beaten In Their Contest With the
Catholic Church.
COLUMBUS, December 2l.-The Suprems
Court this afternoon decided the cSe'
growing out Of the assignment of Arch
bishop Purcell, Of Cincinnati, and the sub
sequeat transactions Of John B. Mann0S,
the sssigLee.
There were four separate cases, tbe object
of the suits being to force sale Of the
church property, Including the Catholic
Cathedral in Cincinnati, for the b'nttit o
creditors of tire Archbiehop's and the as
siguee. The decision of the Court Is agaios;
the creditors, and ths church property !s
not to be sold to satisfy their elaine.
The Supreme Court sfficms TIE decision
of II G Circuit Court, OF HsmiIton county,
The amount involved iybstween thIes and
four million.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
WANAMAKER is ELI.
FHg FIRST OF THE NBW CABINET IN OUT
OF THE RAIN.
II IS All Bat S,tsd AT Hs Will Be rendered
) flaes and He Will Accept
QaAys Fine Roman Hand
Sean in This

PHILADELPHIA, PA December 21.-A
special to the Times, from Indianapolis,
says: John Wauamsksr will bs 9 member
of the new Cabinet He has not been
fOrmslly notified Of his appointment, but
he knows that y portfolio will be ten6etd
him at the proper time, and the President
elect knows that Wsnsmaker will accept
He will be either Secretary Of Interior or
Postmaster General
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
The Nicaracuan Canal RiM.

WASHINGTON, December 2l.--The Mic
aragusn Canal bill was again considered
in the House today. Spinolas amend
ment to limit the capital stock to $780,.
coo 600 was defeated. An amendment
was adopted requiring majority of tho
directors 10 be citiz'rs Of the Uoited
States or Nicaragua. Mr.. Scott msde o
strOug spset h in favor Of the bill, favorinR
the car al both IS financial and military
necssSiIY.
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The Fire Fiend at Work.

NIAGARA FALLS, December 2l.-An at
tempt was made last night to burn the
Prospect Paik House, on Falls street.
The proprietor ro:iced a strong smoke Of
gas and unpon examination found a bag
filled with papers, shayipgs and other in
fsmmable paterlal, the whole being satu.
rated with gasoline. The hotel is so stu
ated that had a fire been started at these
points most disastrous cophagration and
heavy los OF life would have resulted.
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'"E e. th, p:imsries t,-Iay.
The Bostnn MnnI mArknt

F"Sr"N, ps,eLb.r 2l.-wol quist.
'.''' i0rd story OlIo aud PennsYl,
,"l' y, SSH; NN and above S5I36c,
No. "'''>", NIcHigau y - 324,;c,mb,
: ".1 orrlUr w | - lrr, Oa.o iiue
' ID "- '"'@i. Michigan do DO 81, 35S
.' "'.'1rd unuh'ug wcol- story at &Od
.-.' 30 ''o'' w~.lS range % 63 secured
W. 'S'n wool I,a2Dt; pulled wool active
''.' ''h HS snItrs .34$Sc; extra 25,3~ =;
.'.'rs'ls WOO. G-iSgy.
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National Hank Notes StoInn.

WASHINGTON, D. O., December 2l.-
One or more National Bank notes OLcs re
deemed, cancelled and, ~ supposed, dt'
stroyed by mactratiOn, have aPp.ared r
" cond time at the Treasury Department
for redemption. 1t has been found that the
theft must rave been committed by somC
person having the handling of such note'.
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THE FIBND AGAIN.

Another Womsn Believed to be the Victim
OF the Terror Of wh'tschApel.
LONDON, December 2l.-Ths b,dy Of .
woman, whose name /, unknown, WA
found yesterday morning 10 the streets o'
POPLAR, in the suburbs OF London. An
empty phial lay alongside the body, and
the impression first formed was that the
woman had committed suicide. At the
coroner's inquest to-day, however, the
physicians who examined tho body testifie ID
that there were no signs Of POISON In the
stomach aud declared their bc ief that ths
woman had been murdered by strs sngula-
ton. They said the condition Of the body
justified thi, belief. aud In addition 10 that
there was mark on the nick which
showed thai a small cord bad been tied
tightly around it. The woman was Of low
character When the body WAS found 1t wa'
still warm. II was lying in 40 open thor.
ougbfare and there is no possibility thai
she could have taken her own life.
Some persons believe tha' her murderer
is id sn,ical with the Whitechapel hend,
who, they think. hss adopted new meth
cd OF disposiug Of bis victims.
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w..s.r. Rxprsss wsr

CHICAGO, D.cenbsr 2i.-As sesivs var
hes latsly broken oat bttWssn ths Wsiis'
Fsrgo and the United State. and Amefioss
Express oompauies, which hss resulted y
q reduction Of charges between Chics8o
and the ssaboard points Of about my pS
cent.
The railroads are serieusly sfsossA ~
this war, as the expires companiee ~
considerable psrisbabls freight fof ~
the railroad, ocmps,s. The rats are 81
psrily twire ss high - BY the rnairsaA
but ss the express companies give nSeA
quicker and safer servios they sscas nssn
Of the butit e,s.
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tn. Eop.s~ Y 4 -
Lantsg on Jsssaey . $1,000
The Rusiaa Is1u "a : ..i,;i 4 -
the sovernmsat - 3ia ~
Persian frontiss. ~
of the PersiaA con1
An ...smp. NJ Ade = - y, p p.,;ss 1ssi
Office of the rArh
with dynamite.
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Another ReautY for the stage.

CHICAGO, December 2l.-The new primo
donna, Mrs. Ps5elford, of Washington,
D. c., the sDciety bsauty and oae Of the
bales of the National Capital, will make
htr debut here on Christmas Eve, in the
Kings Fool" She is said TO have ac-
compllshed some decided results at the re
be lrsals and great thiogs are expected oi
her. Her vJ.Ce is also said to Ee renak-
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YOUNG SUICIDE.

SELF DsstI uctIon of sixteen Year Old Girl
on Account e UnrS qited Love-
New YORK, DscsmbSr 2l.- Susie King,
daughter cf the jluitOr Cf the Bedford aa's,
at Tenth avenue and Eighty.second street,
committed suicide last night ny taking
rough on rats," because her sffsctiou Tor
u nireteen-year-old boy was nOE recipro-
Gated. The youth was greatly surprised
when Inferred of the affair, aud slld h
bad but slight acquaintance with Susie,
ana knew rOthiDg of her infatuation for
| him
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22

o.u. s.,ss.r . q =. =.
Loxpos. Dscsnt tsa-a.a
of Cenno.s today - Commit
rouri..ioa Bill, u. ee''s oei
chair, Dr.. Tanner asra = .
oppo.ing gan. Of $50 v OPP
!. Irish resident msgissl.'A 49,,
M. Gerst rnlsd ~ sosso'Is. M
order, , = sSs srani - Ls.1y sS,d,.s pss
oommittte stage end - 'PP'''
House. ,.t..tad ,s.
the - eh.irmaas rsiise. BE sAsc: S WI
=. Arc here in Ccmnitsss g osppy
ursoristips money y asst.oiss tuls'' M aAS
= stryact Of The Irish seGseH M % SA'
S,nr ousbt to be here ssd nes " soeA =
''SI n, e.rss ordered Dr. Tanner :, rs.sm' ..Cl
nj. E .s.t. and 70 wiIhdnv she wofo Vo'
srd.n -.stfan inkS
coward and . liaf." N.
Mr, aoscha AuousA -
Tanner be sv1unn6G d +" %
without . NlE6A ~
ths chamhoes d ~
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Panic In on at Pntsburg.

PlrTsBURG, December 2l,-The bears
got IN ttcir work on 'ChsDgs today ar
hammered oil back into the S0's Such
sCtne1 as wSTe Witnessed on the fNr Of
the Exchange curing the morning have not
been seen here for many day, and sew
eral fortunes were lost and made in an in
credib'y short space of time. The tradir .
was very heavy. Oil closed at SSlc, four
c.nts lower than at the opening.
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nnnnndrd 20 tsr 4 Certainty.

PHILADELPHIA, December 2l.-It uni
vsrsal opiD ioa ani popular prediction meau
anythiug John Wansmakec is certain to be
POstmasnr T. General uader President Har'
rison. Information received 10 variOus cir
c'e3 from Iudiausp1ls Just after Senator
Quay's cor fersUcs With the President ell, C,
teud5 without exception to the PoHld"
phia merchant.
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fOlIucAlPolnt,.

b,.Sli5'A' ,sli'A' (hNlgs H, Gr,,ye,o- os o,.-
He Say. "a u Interview With Gen Harrison
Secre;',,.,' 'la, ia JOIN Sherman will he ms5.
uaa Is II. - Sac, s'a.e, The Ge,ing thM Sbsr
tsJ AMOR . T.. T-aA Is growing stronger ever
rf-s''o 'oe aa'PO IS Republicans,
Tdy.sssl ~; sSsslisysd i.y Tow iha. The s1vts.,,
yIs ISs na9 for CsO'SsS> S.,,9 SSs HsHe q any
'"Iy Will ask rsDrsssutstiTs silva Although
vanIa, llsS',s'D',,5's T,o ,s, Hckusu, of p.,,.,,
Gns' Iors 'i9,y IN TIE Paasyr,oa,ss 1'T as ut h
the 'scf,t R,isSSG = ice only man Vi .Sds i :
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
A Mall Carr er Arrested.

Special TslSgToyR % ne RsCsHsr
CHARLESTON, W. Va, December IL
Turley Kinder, mail carrier from Racine,
Boone county, to BOwerstOUP, kanaTha
county, was arrested llst night on charge
OF s'ellipg Il registered ittar cnntainlng
STA, from o mail sack lie was hslt by
Commissioner Dutojs for u Grand Juiy oi
the United States { u't.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
Avery Acceptable Present

SptctGi Tt.SQTcH 10 he RsgrSCy.
PAESERsEURG, DeChmber 81 Mr.. j
5. SorreN, q merchant of this city, is jul
IN 'e'eip: cf black bear, a fine deer.
twelve prairie chickens and two dcz 4
paessants rs a ChrRtmss present from o
Cnlcago friend
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
Stanley and Emin safe.

LONDON, December ai.-A dispatch 70
the Times from Zanzibar ssys: Tippo'
Tbs, messenger, came by way Of ueueA,
Uiii and Unionytmhe, with ls'ters IRON
Stanley dated to August Is. They ccnnrm
the other accounts that Stanley len Em.n
with Cssa,i and thst both were perfectly
we'll. Toe messengers will return direct
10 Tippoo lib.