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An old physician. retired frorl practice,
having had placed in his hands hy al East
India missionary the i0rmnl. OF a simple
vegetable REMEDY for the speedy and per
mancut cure OF Consumption, Bronchitis,
C3'auh. Asthma and all Throat and
Lung Affections, also a positive and
radical cu5c Tor Nervous Debility and
All Ncry,u- Compairts after having
,e-t,i II wonderful Cnratly" power-
IN thousands of casc-. has felt II hl- duty
10 make 10 known to his suHerIn" fellows.
Aytuat,d by this motive ani des.reto re
lleve human suffering. | will send free OF
charge. TO all VINO desire IT, this recipe, IN
German. French or English, with fall d.
rections for preparing ard using. Sent by
mail by addressing with stamp, naming
fhis raper. ". 4. MOVES, li9 Po'T''
Block, Rochester, ~ !.
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COMBINES COURSE.
Ia the Election uf 81 Explained irnm
The Inside

Ia the Election uf 81 Explained inm
the inside.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May The g..
,o,a tomorrow will publish an intcr'.'n
with \. ~ IIughrs, Jr., Chairman ui lur
Rrpn State Executive Committee r'gai
ing the failure of Roscoe CIukhng o.
actively support James &. Blalr" "a
the last Presidential canvass. Mr llG-Nu
gives She Hris never before made ruuI..
In hrj'l Nj. hughes said that soon "iu
Sir. E'rirr Wa nominated SENATOR Gha1,r
IN "a prolonged and earnest conference wH''
Mr. Cmkiug secuted from him De plog
.@r that il Mr. Blaine would w'l'.
hIm a personal letter nque~;!n
b, assistance he .MT. CUnAWn
would rrIN IN au open letter W..
pledge to actively support HIM Ia ihn
canvass. Blaine agreed {" wri'c u" ',i''r
end ili - II was Iuirusted th Nl-D
Blaine, vino revealed It's pUrpo &" :,.n
National Republican COMMITTEE. S'r'"
Elkns, T. +. Jones, ct al, drridrt iu
is''arc ConElIGr and they Suppressed th
letter Conkling was of ronr.e enragsA at
tins additional ai,ront and Blame lost y "
y 4
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SECRETARY UURD.


Ofthe ". Va. Natural Ga- &" ,TA'L' about
Improvements and ia" rrir" "i Gas.
Secretary George Hurd, Ci the \ ttural
IN, Corr,,v of Wr,t VIRGINIA. was in the
~ n,5 .b.,,,J for , T,,Ic
cliy H'H'"r"N' "'" '"''''' wv '
while with reporter i"r the hE"i~'EE
ahout the operations OF hi4 company, and
,,,,,, ,,r;,., ,f ,,,s t,, tI,,. cnu,in, v.sr
l'''' '''' y -, H., -
!" ''St'"H7' >" ''I"'''''
OnT company H"' commence" my "'E
nice on T~eury.nith atree', aIh wofk viii
b., ,,-ri.i an IN ,.ror,l ,n,rt,rs of thr
A.. .I,.
city HhIIhg tht '""''it'' - INV ''' ''''''
our system may he made more perfect.
,ron,, ,tb,r tbing4 tlc low pressure sys-
,.....;i, l.. ,,,,. :, ,,,or,,,,i, order and i'm.
TN WV wv f'' Ii,
proved ny thr p''''"I VI ''''' 'u'''''''''
regulators, thus insuriHg TteaHy ana
equal pressure 1T all points OF consumg
ton. These improvements, together with
the drilling Of new wells, arG the lay ny
down Of branch pipes in the -. territory,
will cost the company from SO UOp 20
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08
WHY NASH RESIGNED.
Nuucd at lis Failure to Secure the Scalp Of
NJ. Faulkner.

WAsuINrruN, p. C., May I.--louchiug
the resignation of General superintendent.
Nash the Washington c,p.h' OF Sunday
morning hiss thu very Interesting pa'a
grab
1T is said that Thomas T.. Nash, Super
intruIeut oE the EailyIy Mail Service,
Who's. les. .guatiun was accepted the oIheI
day, w,5 prompted to this action b7'a IAN
ure To secure redrca- 70: what l." considered
a persouaI insult. Mr.. c. K. Faulkner, a
Chipr OF Division in the Pension Oljce, las
a son in the Railway Mail Service whom
he desired transferred to q certain dis
trirt. This Mr. y lsh refused to do,
aud Faulkner sent some characteristic"
vjtuueratiou in the guise OF u per
s1nal letter. Tn. recipient incensed at the
contents of FauIkueT's communication for
warrIcd il to Secretary Dickinson, who In
return referred il TO Secretary Villas. Mr..
Faulkner was induced to resign, after a
stormy scene, in which Secretary Villas,
: nut0r Voorhees, aud Commissioners Black
participated. Faulkner was reluStatcd on
the very dag his resignation was to take
effect. Nash has not resigned. '
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08

Frrr-EyEOH, Pa, May The tube
workers wages, which have been the sub
iect of considerable agitation for several
months past are now practically settled.
The pittsburg Tube Works which have
been idle for the past four months resumCd
operations today in the socket thread
and butt weld deptrmeutg, giving
employment to l5O men. The
employs agrted TO accept a reduction OF
five per cent in wages similar reduC-
ton OF wages at the Pennsylvania Tube
Works may follow, although the matter
was submitted tourbilratiou few months
ago and decided iu favor Of the employees.
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TRIED TO ROB HIM.
Mysterious aud Probably Fatal Assault on
n Car Driver.

Mysterious aud Probably Fatal Assault On
Car Driver.
BLooNINGroN, III, Mag At 10
o'clock last night, when the street car ser
vice terminated, Charles Potion, driver,
drove up to the stables in apitia3Le plight
llia head and face were a mass Of bloody
cuts and bruises and h. WAS ia dahed
condition.
1t W.. Thought he hal hsen attacked
and robbed on h,s lonely ronta along the
Illinois Central Rrllroad, but his box
checked ont all right lie cannot tell
anything about what happened 10 him,
nor has any one yet been found who can
throw light on the affair He keeps say
lng something disconnectedly about two
men" ! shoemlke'- I hammer WAS found
on the platform OF his car. The police
are Of opinion that he was attacked and
an unsurc, s-ful attempt made to rob hlm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08
STOOD AT TIE HEAD.
Death Of Hon. Josiah NJ. Estep, East"rn
OEIG's AbIost Lawyer

DeUth Ol bun. JO~iAh VI i-ttlb EAHufFh
OkID's AbIost Lawyer
CAp2, MAJ Hon. NJ E,tcp, the
ahlest lawyer in ElRtern Ohio, died Thu
morning Bob o'clack Of congestion OF the
brain. Josiah NJ. Estep was born February
10, lo2g, in Washington county, Pa. lie
worked On farm until he was l. years OF
aye, attending school in the winter. la
1. iG he cOmmrUcgd teaching school III ms
nati,e county, and was thus occupied du'-
ing two waters. During his leisure hours
he devoted himself 20 the study oi general
literature. In Isis he entered Wash
inrtou College, where he remained
two wears. in ISL he commenced
the study OF hw under joan Il. Penney,
OF PltishuIg, and IN 1888 he settled M
Cadi2 Ohio, wherc he continued his legal
siudi,s under Samuel q Prppard, and wac
admitted TO The lar in lN5l lie COM
nlrnccd the practice OF his chosen pr"!cs-
sion in Cad,z, where lie had since resided,
aud had established an extensive aud Iucra-
tive practice. lie was TIE Democratic can.
late Tor Congress in i-i~, 6Gt his Oppo.
ueui, Hon. J0hn 4 Bingham, succeeded,
although the contest wa a very clos" ore.
I'm l~7i he was the uOa.inec OF the same
n4l.F iuI Cummcn Pleas Judge, when trg
r0ut,,i was again very close, Ec Iunninl
s..mc 800 yo:la aEtai ui TIE State ticket
II-va4 q nau q. g',l. energy, uaimPrlch
able .harlclcr aud OF ii:"'Ity e. business
lie was q. Christian gentleman, and stood
nj the head of h:7 profession us i lawyer 10
LIstrlu OaiO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08

WASH NGToN, May The following
statement in regard to the TaDgier affair t'
issued by the Department OF S.ate: 1T is
no, true that there has been any refusal hy
the sultan of Morocco TO arhltratc. He
proposed to Mr. Lewis some weeks ago to
send q special agent to Taugler to discuss
with Mr.. Lewis the matter of difference.
all questions upon which they could not
agree to be referred to som" third person.
With the approval Of tn N.Hte Depart.
mant, Mr.. uswiS agreed to this and after
some discussion ~ to details, a complete
understanding was reached. The meetings
were to begin on Saturday last The pres
rucr Of the QIinnebang at Taugter was
casual aud had nothing to do with the dis
russiou between Mr.. Lewis and the
authorities The Qlinuebaug is on a reg.
uI4r p~ui-P
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08
TIE GREAT WALK.
score at the End Of the First paI "
Contest.

Score at the End Of the First DaI',
Contest.
NEw IoEE, May Many people E'
mAncd in Madison Square Garden until
dIylight this morning watching the ped,
trians. 4 little before I o'clock PaHrhot
began limping painfully. lie kept an thr
track until fl ~ q. m, when he rrtH'i
permanently from the contest, hi4 old hr
trouble having come back upon HIM. At
: n m the scores of the seven leaders w,rr
~ follow
Liltlcwood, ~ miles; Cartwright T..
Hcpc'mau, II, Moore, Il, IIcrty, 81, D.T,
i}, NOromac, t.
The score at Hp. ~. was: litilcw"ud
III miles, IIugho- l2' Cartwright. H..
lIrrty, IL Day, 10; Golden, II; No'.
mac, 1T, IIegrlmau, l03, Hart, lU!i Saun
drr~, lul Moore 100, VInt, -; Cox, "l.
Dillon, -.
At mliuirh, the score stood Lit'l".
wood ~. Hughes III, Cartwright -,
Golden -, Hrhy l23, Noremar H.,
Saunders ll5, Day ~, Hart H. llrI.rI
man lUJ. LrttlrwoOd failed, ~ will be-
seen by the above, 10 make good his prom
isc to beat Epwrll's record Of 10 mi,- 10
the IIr,t twcutv-lour hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08
BOULANGER'S BOOK
UPHoLuS THE ARNYS RIGHT u 4 VOICE
n THE QUESTION or WA&.
4 Wo-k On the Geruls INVASION lli rs LtSsja
to FraECe-Two Milo Cpts Il aa Ee.
IHsA.m5s:-Tbs Emgtr.E W0a.
England a1i Ireland.

PARIS, May The League o. Patriots
has issued 4 manifesto, in which General
Boulsnger IS styled the leader o. the Ma
tional patty Two million copies Of the
first insiaiment at General BoIlabger =
work ou the German invasion, which will
be Brought ont next Tuesdsy, ale la he
distributed gratis throughout France. In
the preface To his work, Geuera! Eoulauger
again spts forth the Boulaugist pn:cy, aud
states that the object Of his book = SIMPLY
TO draw profitable lessons irum the events
Of 100.
Tho salient points Of the preface Of Geu.
BouIanger's hook is the General = advocacy
of the right OF the army TO have = volca IN
question OF peace ~ war
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08
LuDGE LYNCm,S WORK.

A Sorth Carolina Murderer Taken From
Prison aud Filled with Lead.
WAsHNDroN, Y. c., May 7-Thomas
Frazier entered the store OF j. II. Cox Sat
urdsy evening and demanded liquor
which was refused. Cox then left the store
and started of, when Frazier picked mp a
double harrrlcd run, loaded with buck
shot. aud fired both charges into Cox =
back, killing him instantly. Fral cr He'd,
but was caught and pm, under strong
guard. During the night a crowd OF mask.
cd men took him from the prison. bound
aad gagged him, carried him to the scene
of the murder and fired the contents Of
numerous weapons into his body, literally
riddling him and mutiatIng his body he
yOnd recognition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08
IrTLE KANAwHt TIMBER.
\ Larse Amount Ready Tor shipment to
Pittsburg.

4 Large Amount Ready Tor shipment to
putt~burg.
hRkEE,Hl.RG, ". VA, May An
immense uumber OF railroad tie. are now
living ou the tnhmarirs Of the Little IA
naNha awaiting rise. Ia Calhoun county
a'o e1h-re ale inthc hands Of McCoIaughy
* CO., - uGu, McCuy u SIn, $1,000;
Young Bios. G1.UuO: DulIre, ~,"oo; Camp
he'll Hays. 81 Aruo.dshurg, - upn, aua at
hast i1U goo scattered uhOut IA saal ,r
lnts Nearly AL these lies vii! be ship
ped to pl,tshurg ~ soon ~ the water
T.res st the mouth Of Middle Leland
creek, an informed, there are 5OuO1 tlvs
and over 2uO, ,uuJ feet Ol lumber also ready
Tor shipment. No estimate has been piaCrl
on the Sm,uut OF Iog', sta;cs, hoop pale
etc, in Calhoun, hG! 1t il safe TO say that
lhrfo IA c"oG.h timber new lying on tli,
banks Of tlc,reha tomlke 600 lo.kagrs.
The uupcr waiy's, in Gilm,r county, me
al-o luli OF 'imh,r, ties, s'aycs, poles and
,gnbnrS. and as there has been hUt one Iuu
ont this season tb" amount, il il safe Ia
say, VII .Nc-tG that uI Calhoun. OF hlId
umb.r the .uyp3y is onIy limited by the
demand 4 good rise ~ the Little Rama.
wha viii rive q good, long stretch Of tow
Ing 10 the tOwhOIts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08
Third District Cuuvcution,

CHARLESTON, W. VA, May The
Third District Democrats meet tomorrow
to select three delegates--ouo at large and
tyo District dtlegstrs--to The st, l.ouis
Convention. A number OF persons are
mentioned for d-ItgIteship, hur as lar as /
am able 10 learn Tonight James 4 Nigh
hrrt, OF Logan county; l.. +. Harlow, OF
Greeubrjer county, and 4 b. Knight, ot
Klunwha county, will be the succs,tCl
candidates The convention will convene
at / o'clock tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08

CINoINNATI O., May Judge Caid-
well, Of the Police Court, to-day sustain.
ed the demurrer to the plea in abatement
filed by the counsel for Muz-brock, the
saloon keeper, who is charged with keep,
iug his saloon oTcn on Sunday. The plea
was based on the allegation that the law
was not properly enacted. The CONT
found that the law was enacted in due
form. The defense then demanded II Jury,
and the case was set for ; o'clock tins al
teTnOUu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08

CN,ADO. May "A dispatch from San
Francisco says: After a oGc hundred and
ninety days voyage, the schooner Edward
T.. Webster arrived here from Gloucester,
Mass, with her crew disabled from q
strange disease, and with no provisions on
board hut musty Hour. The vessel was
filled ont for seal fishing al Cape Flattery,
but she hud sOugh weather from the start,
and while heating about Cape Horn, all her
meat spoiled, and soon alter the llpor he
came musty. he crew were brought
down by disease which swelird their
legs like drop'y and prevented them from
working.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08
THE IIOYLE MURDER
weaving tho Web About Prisoner Me
OuIde.

RosToN, May tn connection with the
murder Of Lille lIoylc, at Webster, 1t IL
claimed that considerable new evidence
has been discovered. 1t il asserted that
the government has evidence 10 show that
on the night OF the girls dlsappearance
there was meeting OF three or more per
sons in a room over MCQuade's liquor store
in Webster, the parties being Lille ioyle,
Oxen K. Cowie, Thomas Il McQnade and
othrgs, probably stable keeper OF the
town who has been missing since that
rime; also that the muT cred girls sister,
Alice, will probably testify that Lille was
chloruiormed, and that abe died while un
der It's influence. II il further stated that
on the nirAt the girl disappeared the en-
ginceT of freight train that pa'Sed
through Webster saw wagon containing
iwn men and wha' appeared to he the un-
conscious form of Il woman being driven
toward the place where the body was sub-
seuu,ntly found. O,her evidence has been
obtained which the State claims will sure
ly convict MCQuade
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08

RosroN, May : Mike DAILY, the AmeTi-
can lightweight champion, says that gen
tleman offers to back him against Billy
Myers, Of Slrcator, H., for $3.50 aud the
championship At l35 pounds, stipulating,
however, that the battle must not come on
at or near Streator. If this match cannot
be made the gentleman will give a pure e
of 81 600 for a fight hetwecn Duy aud
Myers uulcr the auspices Of any response
BE club IN this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08
SILEST pIII..
General sheridan Refuses " Talk Politics
in chicago. 81

General sheridan Refuses to Talk P"iitic'
in Chicago. ,Sl
CHICAGO, May 7-General Phil Sh"ri
den arrived in the city this morning. lie
came presumably, 10 confer with General
Crook, who yesterday took charge Of tine
Department of the Missouri
The General said that there WAS no spec
ial sgnii ancc attached to hl' visit here -
this time, as it wa, his custom to come to
the Headquarters oi tie Department ot the
Missouri at intervals
GLOW about tie l'rtsi-'
"Tut, tut am General OF the Army,
not II politician II you want too talk poll
tics you should - to politician. know
nothing about it.
General Sheridan said that ns Gar ~ he
knew there would BE- no material change
III the personnel of the department.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08
THE LAST BLOW.
Philadelphia saIoonI-t- Defeated In a."
supreme Court.

fhilhdelphia SaloonlN- Defeated ~ '''
supreme Court.
PHILADELPHIA, May Tn the matter
for an alternative writ OF mandamu- upon
the Iud"ea of the License Court 1" bow
cause why they should not gran, llrrn,r
to ". A. Radenbush, the Stat supreme
Court this morning refused the wrl' Ih"
was Looked upon as tc-t rt-' ~ ih'
thousands of saloon kee.er- ~ho have been
refused license, and many Ci them nave
ENTERTAINED the hope that th'I appII'iiIon'
would be rec0naiicred and i'rrn-" granted
them. The decision Of the supreme Court
to day removes all probability OF re'on7id, ,
Grafton in the c.u4r- uf applicants refused
after .Tnnc 1T. There vail be- about goo
saloon. in the city, while At present there
are ar0ut Il, 500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08
TENOR LLOYD,
The Great Eugii-h Singer, Arrives fur the
Cincinnati Festival.

The GREAT EugiiHh singer Arrives lur the
Cincinnati Festival.
NEW YORK, May 1-Eiward Lloyd,
the English tenor who ia to sing at the
Cincinnati festival, arrived here yesterday
90 the ElOuyia- With him came his vie
and Napoleon Vert, his agent. 4 slnaI!
party Of friends met him at III" pier aud
welcomed him This is my first visit 10
America," he said, "but hope 10 cone
back here again next season il thing7 ate
satisfactory in this trip. have come ail
the way over 10 this country TO sing in five
concerts in Cincinnati, and this i all that
| can. for the reason that am under coz
tract with the festival COmnitt," nos {"
sing auvwherr else in this country until |
have been in England again. Ny vork At
Cincinnati begins May II The first night
| will sing in McnicIlsohn's s. i'"Hl, the
second in DfOrk's 'SprCtrchrIdc, the tnird
in RubcrateIn's Paradise Lost, the inarth
IN miscellaneous selections, Including my
suppose from Audrland R"sslua, AID the
fifth night will br devoted to Wagner :,le'-
tiOns
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08

PAEREG~rrEG. W. Va, May IA
poplar tree vas en-. 4 few days since on
the farm Of George ". Watson, Of Preston
county. which furniseed j,&7g feet OF lum-
her. SIXTEEN feet OF the tree in length
Welded !. -l3 feet. There are many ether
fre,- on his farm which are much larger
than thst mentioned, one OF which meas.
rres :hirty three ieetin circumference.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08
iI-Ace ID.

You are fcelin. depressed, your appetite
il DOOR. you are bothered with Headache,
Won are lidgc,y, nervous, and generally out
Of sorts, an want to br1Cs up. Brace mp
but not with .tImuIants, spring rnod!cincs,
Or hit.ers, which have for their basis very
cheap. bad WHISKY, and which stimulate
you flr IN hour, and then leave yoH III "a
g,r-,. condition than before. What you
want ia An aliera' ye tha. Will purity y0u
blood. start healthy acton Ct Live: ana
Kidaey-. r.,tare yHrr vitality, ard give
renewed health aud strength. &".h q
medicine vau will ald IN Electric E,l,Fs.
and only 50 cents bottle at Logan eCo' p
Drug Store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08
Congressional Notcs.

A bill ha, been passed to pIo'tde new
amory and arsenal At Chicago.
Brown. OF Ohio, Introduced a bill in the
House 70 modify the Civil Service Las.
The senate considered the 3ilroad
Land Grant Forfeiture bill, and was nd,
dressed ny Senators Palmer aud Spooner.
Senators Coke and Reagan addressed the
Sena G. in opposition to the Animal Indus
nv bill II went over without definite
action being taken.
Thos. Browne, OF Montana, has h5en
nominated Consul at PAramAribo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08

Sr PAUL, MINI May 7.--ChasEa and
his wife, formerly Miss Cora Belle Flowers,
the Washington young lady who set every
body TO talking in March by marrying the
Sautee Indian, arrived here yesterday, hay'
ing accepted museum manager = oilrr OF
s.. 600 for a ten weeks engagement They
were also paid s., Uoo for their farm in Ne
hraska, which will he presented to them ut
the end OF their engagement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08

Please inform your readers that | have a
positive remedy Tor the above namet dis
r.sc. Eyit8 timely use thousands Of hope
less eases have been permanently cured,
! shall Lr glad to send tw' bottles o.
my remedy FEE to any Of your read,
erswho have consumption IL tn"F VIII send
me their E>prrs- and =. o. address.
Respectfully,
r. \. sLocrN, VI. c.,
III P.arl ST.. Nrs York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08

WA~WNDroN, ID. c., May The pros
pects are bright tor the passage OF the
Faruuhar hi., now pending before Con-
gr,ss. which prohibits the levyiug OF a
tan m amy of the States or rerrltOnss, in
rludiug the District OF Columbia, or con-
m-rrfal travellers coming within their
n.rLar-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08
Nnnrhre. Mnl Ar.wer.

WASHINGTON, May Senator FOOr
hees will he given reception by the
members of the Indiana Democratic Cluh
in this city on the night Of the 18th inst
ON that occasion Senator Voorhees, vii
review the charges made against him by
Mr. Ingalls,, that he was not in sympathy
with the Union during the war, and vii
endeayor 70 show by documentary evi
dence that the charges are untrue. H'
will also pay his respects to NJ. Ingalls, II
"a manner which his friends ~ay viii allorC
his audience great delight. Senator \oor
hees IL rapidly recovering his health.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08

y 4. Bradford, wholesale PaP=r dealer
Of Chattanooga, Tenn, wrIteT, that he wa'
ar-.ou.!y afflicted with severe cold tart
-rGl,d "n his lang; had triri many rene
di-s Without benefit. Being lntnc.d 10
lry Dr. Kings New Discovery for Coz
.liurl.on, did 20 and wds entirely cured
wv use OF n few bottles. Since which time
hr fas used it in h.s family for all Cougis
1aI Colds with best rt'ults. This is tine
-,pf.!-ner OF thousands whose lives have
b,cn saTei by this wonderful discovery.
Tial bottles fIee at Logan d Co.'S Drug
store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08

CHARLESTON, May I'll. J. Tucker
State Inspector of Mines, residing at
Sswe!l Depot, was returning home by the
night train Friday, and on his arrival at
Srwell Depot he stepped from the car. lie
fIl II tie ground iusrHsibIe, and his a>-ail'
ant. who was urreccgnI2gd, ran away. II
ia believed that he wss mistaken for some
one else. His wound is 2 serious one, hut
it il rot Thought that it will prove fatal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-08
NO BREWERS STRIKE.
The Pitt burg workmsn Think Better OF
Their Intention.


Their Intention.
PTT,BURG, PA, May The threat
ened brewers strike has not materializsd.
1t was expected that employees Of the
brewers would to-day present their scale
and asked to be recognizsd rs union.
They did not do it, and the brewerIes are
all in operation to-day as usual. All Of
the bIewers of Pitt-hurg are members Of
the brewers pool recently formed in New
York. Not firm in this city will sign a
scale presented by the employees, aud if one
is presented tie woTkmen proposing 1t will
he asked TO step down and uut.
There need be no fear at n strike in
this city" said John O'Rrilly, the brew
egs' supply agent, thls afternoon. Sncc
the Brooks law went into effect the de-
uand for brtr. OF rather the ssle Of brur,
has fallen ult about Cuc-half l'nles-
business increases, number ri The GA
pioyts will have to spcS other employment.
Ii they order slrike they will he beaten
sure.