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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-06-23
Nell Recommended.

Lady (wishing to hire cook)-Aunt Rose,
 linear your daughter wishes to get place as cook. Can you give her good charactera
 Aunt Rose-Bless yer soul, Missus, she's de bes' chile you eber sawl She's jist putin de penitentiary, an mo splendid recommends tion she fotch back from de superintendent you neber sot yer eyes onl-Georgia Cracker.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-06-23
MIX and Water.

Landlady pouring a glass of water)-For some reason the water is not very clear to- day, MT. Grumley.
 Old Grumley-Yes; noticed that the milk was muddy.-Detroit Free Press
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-06-23
The Fitness of Things.

Dumpsey tmeeting Popinjay, satchsl in hand)-Whatl you aren't going to take your vacation at this time of years
 Popinjay-You bet I aml Mrs. Popin ny begins housecleaning this ek.-Burlington Free Press,
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-06-23
Stage Lines.

TEXAS AND CALIFORNIA STAGE co. DAILY LINE OF STAGES, Between Casa Grande and Florence, carrying U. S. Mail and Wells. Fargo Co.'S
 EXPIRES Leaves Casa Grande a m- .' Florence IF m Connecting at Florence with GLOBE and FLORENCE STAGE LINE Leaves Florence daily at p. m. for RIVERSIDE, DRIPPING SPRINGS, PIONEER
 and GLOBE.
 connects at RIVERSIDE with Boone & Sons line for
 BENSON. J. c. LOSS, Ag't Casa Grande.
 WM. E. GUILD, Ag't, Florence.
 w. NJ NEAL'S LINE. Connects at MAMMOTH with the Boone stage from Riverside for AMERICAN FLAG
 ORACLE and TUCSON Leaves Mammoth Tuesdays; Thursdays and Saturdays returning alternate days;
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-06-23
Fat Salaries.

The yearly salary of the United States minister to Russia is S17,50O. The United States ministers to France, Germany and England each receive 9 like amount. sesa
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-06-23
The Hardest to Bear.

Old Gentleman (to convictl-What is the most objectionable feature you find in prison life, my dear friendl
 -Wisitors.-New York Sun.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-06-23
WARNING NO sIcE.

u, PERSONS ARE HEREBY wARED A against purchasing from any other than the undersigned any cattle or horses of the follow ing described brands: The ks tIsBj brand, be- longing to Mary E. Long minor.
 WM- E. GUILD, Guardian. Dated al Florence, May 19th, lSS7.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-06-23

An English pathologist thinks that cancers may be developed by arsenic eat 1g.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-06-23
Controilable Grief

"Fanny and I Were the only two at the funeral, mamma, who did not cry"
 'Didn't you feel like crying9"
 ''Oh, yes, but couldn't; we had no hand kerchiefs. Life
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
TARIFF PLANK, NATIONAL DEMO
CRATIC PLATFORM, 1855

The Democratic remedy n tn enforce
TruEality I'm public expenditures
and abolish unnecessary taxation.
our established domestic industries
and enterprises should not and need
not be endangered by - reduction
and correction OF the burdens
of taxation. On the contrary,
A PAIR AND CAREFUL REVISION
OF our TAX LAWS, WITH DUE Al
LOwANCE FOX THE DIFFERENCE
RErWEEN The WAGES OF AMERI.
CAN AND FOREIGN LABOR, MUST
PERMIT AND ENCOURAGE EVERY
BRANCH or SUCH INDUSTRY AND
ENTERPRISES BY GIVING THEM As
sURANCE OF AN EXTENDED MAR
KEF AND STEADY AND CON,
rINTOTS OPER RATION I'm
THE INTEREST OF AMERICANS,
which shOuId I'm no event be neglect
ell. The revision of our tax laws con-
tempIated by the Democratic party n
Co promote the advantage OF such
labor, by eheRpenInE the cost OF the
neeessarIes OF Iife i'm the home Of eve
~ wOrkingmAn, and at the same time
securing to him steady and remuner-
atiVe employment. Upon this qnes-
tIOD Of tRrIn reform, so closely con-
eernIng every phase of our National
life, and upon every question In
wolves In the problem of good govern
nent, the Democratic party submits
Its principles REd professions TO the
Intelligent suffrages Of the American
people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
OFF FOR MOUNDsyILLE.
Kelley and Christie Tassn to the Pen, Yes
tsrdAy, by the Sheriff.

Kelley and Christie Tsken to the Pen. Yes.
tsrdAy. by the Sheriff.
yesterday morning Sheriff Hsudlsn,
Deputy Morg McCulloch, Jailor Nichols
aud Chief of Police Smith took Kelley and
Christie, the convicted murdersrs Of
Officer Joe Glenn, ,Idown to Moundsville,
and delivered them over to the custody o.
Superintendent ofthe Penitentiary Robert
son, to enter upon their sentence Of i'm
prisonment for life.
The prisoners went to the pen with very
bad grace, not that they made any protest
or resistance to the carrying out Of the
sentence Of the Court but in their conver-
ton with the officials they strenuously
denied their completely in the murder Of
which they stand convicted, aud their
demeanor was detected and almost hope
lesss.
There is no noteworthy incident con-
nected with the removal of the men to
their future home at Moundsville, the
transfer being accomplished quietly and
without exciting public curiosity TO any
great degree.
The recent publications of statements BY
the two men, has Lad the effect ofreviving
interest in them TO O considerable extent,
but there is no appreciable change in pub
lie opinion as TO their guilt. II is probable
that an effort will be made TO bring the
circumstances of their cases 10 the atten-
tion OF Governor Wilson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
THE BOYS IN BLUE
RECALL fHl DAYS OF 81 AT fHNR COL
UIBUS CAMPFIRE
Great Day hr u q. L Z Etstr1ay-A
Pasals n VhieA 5000 Vxs N lss-.
Rsnswd L SlsnaA fSsr1aa
aEl 0tAsn.


CoLUNBUs, O., Ssptsmber u.-Daring
th. ,..t n;.At Al. Ala vsxsr,.s vith vivsa
.,r, a. IA. a..
and enuofss os1o P'., ~
city md camps and etxsets afe aboas niled'
-. -. ,,.h. v,.ho,t twin, n Ana
- eN ~ ~n-,I..
sissp'ns qaafsefs; oas M wne
comfortably provided With bsds md eoss
At sn sarly hour the Grsnd Army nsea,
:, ,.;c., "a II n, s,,,, ..,,. -.
:" UNIV" - - sssV
70 form for tos pefsoe WHICH w. oos VI
the grandest ever witnesssd On . dntlar
occ>.on Thsrs vsrs sishNesn diyislons,
-. ..r.,..-.....,.. - m. o.,. n.,.,..
VI
@ent Wnien " oo' IN su ~
MINI Dtvis,oo w. msns spoA tns SssesAa
Cipplsd Soldien' Anssciatioa, Mexican
ys,sr,ns and ApdvVs' Rsiders Naval
o..s - A.. rsn, IT O c.,..S
fa ~
volunteer lniansy. Inc IMPAIRMENT q
Illinois constituted The Tenth Division.
Wisconsin and Iowa combined 10 make
the Eleventh. Indiana DIVIDED into the
18th and thirteenth divf1Soa KansAs
came in 18th and 18th included Psnnsylvan.
il, New York. Connecticut, MassAchusstts,
Wisconsin, Minnesota Maryland, Maine,
New jersey and Virgtnis, Aichigaa wsa
the 10th division. The Seventh csmpossd
California. Rhode leland, New HamPshirc.
W. Va, Vsrmoat Arkanaas, New MEXICO,
Utah, Tennessee, Georgia, Dakota, Colora-
40, De'aware. osEon, kentScky, WNn,
Ington Ien;toiy, fios'GA Aonsana ana
isas' ana tne Sons OF VsVe,Aes came ~
g tne le'n aiv,slon. 40 savoAoe o. tns
DIVISIONS wnicn marched IN numericM of,
der we're tne ponce tne Oommsnde. o.
.ne farsae snS 'ns vo%TsoIsth.vn,es nu, n ,n
WIN tnsiI stans snd tue onio nasus rug
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
A CLOUD OF DEATH
HANGS HEAVILY OVER PLAGUE STRICKEN
JACKSONVILLE.
The Bulletin Of Gases and Deaths Yesterday
A Slight Decrease but Physicians Hold
0ut No HOpss-Msasurss Taken
for Relief.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, September IL
The official bulletin for yesterday reports
only 80 cases OF yellow fever, for the "a
hours ended at p. m, and six deaths.
Total number Of cases to date 636; total
deaths 70. Some regard the reduction in
new cases as the effects Of the storm, but
physicians see no reason to hope for any
abatement of the disease on that account.
Mrs. Il. Bours died last night. Her son,
James Bours, is critically ill. Hon. II. A.
Lsngle was reported quite ill yesterday.
Col. J. J. Daniel was in town yeter-
day and attended the Executive
Committee meeting, though still
quite weak. There is still great want
os phi ysicians aud nurses. 0ne hundred
more nurses are needed. The mortality is
still very light, where cases are promptly
and properly treated and nursed. Several
have died from want Of proper nursing,
being in charge Of field hands, who pro-
fesssd to be nurses.
uc VI uAS lbeucU
culsr giving formula of self treatment
that will be the occasion Of much good.
II is estimated that there has been 80 per
cent. more cases, principally very mild,
than have been reported to the Board of
Health. The order of the Board that
yellow flags be placed only at houses
where relief is required, has caused several
who heretofore concealed cases to report.
Probably there have been nearly nine
hundred cases in the city, three or four
hundred under treatment now. The dis
charged are not now reported except from
the hospital.
Liberal contributions are coming in from
all parts of the Union The work of re-
lief will probably not be hsmpered for
lack of funds in the future. DR.. O. Fl.
Mallet, eminent commander Of the Knights
Templar of this city has conceived the
idea of opening q charity hospital under
the uspices of his order for the general ad-
mission of yellow fever patients. He has
the matter brought before the board OF
health yesterday, and secured the official
sanction Of that body, in case he and his
associates should decide to do 80. Later
he received q telegram from j. F. Thomp.
son, Of Chicago, one of the leading Knights
Templar in the United States, asking the
needs of the order in Jacksonville and
offering general assistance. Dr. Mallet
will at once see if proper quarters can be
secured for such hospital; if he is sue.
cessfui, an appeal will at once be made to
the Knights Templar throughout the
country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
CONDEMNED TKLKGRAMs.

A meeting of window glas manufac-
turers will be held in Pittsburg to-mor-
row.
George Law, the New York millionaire,
is the man who gave 81, 900 10 the Jack
sonville sufferers.
The Senate was addressed BY Mears.
Stewart and Teller on the Chinese exciu-
sion bill yesterday.
The House, after . lengthy debate, 70.
duced thsSsnate appropriation Of $250, ,000
for reclairnipg arid lands, In the sundry
civil bill, to 500, 900.
House bill allowing the Fourth Of July
clsims passed the Sonata. Some Of thssl
claimsuts are West VREinians.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
BENJAMrNIs ALI AT SEA.


And here we have poor, little HARRI-
sON's letter OF acceptance. Mr.. HARRISON
has been waiting patiently but vainly to
catch the eye OF the g. o. p, which is "sOt"
on BLAINE. lie mildly informs it now
that h, is the nominee by writing a big,
long letter accepting 1.-THE honor The
thought arises that Mr.. HARRISON made
his letter sO long ia the hope that no body
wOuld read it-for Of all the unintelligble,
contradictory ard Illogical utterances on
the tariff question mis- lev remarks thereon
stand out in bold relief at the head and
front. The remainder Of bi~ letter consist E
OF wordy Endorsements Of policies about
which there is no DISPUTE. He takes par
ticuar care to turn double somersault on
the Chinese question. He does not specify
the particular exigency which caused him
To change from the views he held when be
cast thos, fourteen votes against the
Chinese restriction bill in the Senate, but
he tells the dear workiugman that be has
CHANGED. Tnis will be q terrible blow to the
wealthy ChIJamen who are contributing 70
the Republican corruption fund, but they
will probably appreciate the fix their old
friend ia ia q. present and overlook it. He
gave his runulng-mAle, MOTION, back
handed slap by mildly denouuciDg the i'm
pDrta.ion o. labor under contract, aad got
IN vicious lick ~ the 'uuCrownsd king"
from Maine by disparagiug trusts.
But, to return tariff END of his letter, we
defy anybody 10 tell what he means.
He says the Democrats are for Tree trade
because, as tar ~ We csa make ont
his meaning, they want to reduce
the tariff andltheu ne turns right around
and -ays that reduction of tariff duties
does not necassarily destroy the protective
principle. He says that tariff limited to
the necessities Of the government, or re-
ducsi to y revenue basis, is free trade.
This is On astonishing assertion, from
which We can only infer that, as Mr.. HAIR
RIsoS is not a lcee trader, he is in favor OF
taxation beyond the necessities OF
the government, for tariff boun-
ties President CLEyELAND says "Un-
necessary taxation il unjust taxa
ton" HARRISON blurts out that it
isn't anything OF toe kind; that unnsces-
ssry tax ,,ion is al! right aad proper if the
tariff har1ns demand it. We are glad to
hear Mr.. HARRISON talks so plainly. IL
neatly dstiues the difference between the
two parties. Her touches upon the MILLS
bill IN a laundering sort of way, but be
does not show wherein that measure yio-
Iases the principle he lays down that the
tariff may be reduced without destroying
the principle OF protection.
In fact, poor little HARRISON is 80
hedaed about by the conflicting utterances
of the Chic4go free whisky platform, the
Republican tarif-tinkering Senate, and
Carnegis's friend, the " uncroTned
king" that the poor man does not know
wha, to say about the tariff, and 80 he
practically says nothing that anybody can
regard declaration Of principle, or
dtfinition Of the issue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
Unnecessary taxation is unjust
taxation.
-Cleyeland's Letter of Acceptance.
A BOLD CHALLENGE.
Who VIII Prove Cleveland's Message u
Free Trade Document?

Who VIII Prove Cleveland's Message
Free Trade Document?
CHICAGO, September IA dispatch
from Eau Claire, Wis, says: W. NJ. Car
son, the wealthy and eccentric President
of the Valley Lumber Co., and a lifelong
Democrat, is about to offer to place $l0,-
coo in cash in the hands of Gov. Burk to
be given to disabled ex-Union soldiers in
case a committee Of three, to be composed
of two Republican Circuit judges and one
Republican Justice of the Supreme Court
of Wisconsin will say, upon due consider
alton, that Cleveland's last annual mes
sage is free trade document. He will
publish this offer next Saturday in an ad
dress to the voters Of the United States in
New York and other leading journals.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
APLEAsANT EVENT.

Mr.. and Mrs. jacob Grssr Oslsbrsts Their
Golden Wedding.
Not very often does . pswspspsr have
the pleasure Of recording the celebrates of
. Golden wedding s--tbs hitisth snnivsrssry
Of . marrisss-for such events are quits
rare. Just 6fy years 40 ysstss.
day, Mr.. and Mn. Jacob Gfess
we're united In the holy bonds Of wsdlock,
and Last evening The snnivsssasy W. con.
memerstsd In . very plsaant and qaist
manner u thsir fsddsucs st LsathsSwood.
None but the family were present sod
the affair was In the nstars of . family
reunion. Rev. David 0rssr ssd family, Of
Prosidsoos, r l., and hr. Jsoob Gfesr
and family, Of PAssidsnA, CAL, were pcss-
ent. The evening wss spsst In most do
lightful intsrcourss which w. sejeysd
thoroughly BY oil.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12

To whom md where u Went Lsssiy.
II IVES Tuesday, August Z, 1883, always
Tuesday, the 2l9,h Grand Monthly Draw
ing Of The Loaisisoa State IIettsy occsf-
red under the sole Management (as ussal)
- Gsu'ls O. T. BesuFeessd Of Leaisiaas,
and Jubal A. Early, f viHpsiA Ths
were disthbutsd from Asiss 70 Tsxas aaA
California 10 AiakA. Ysa wsst 70 knew
70 whom and whsss, No. 1854 drsw ~
First Cspital Pixs of 600 900. Il vss
sold in ffactioos of twsutisths q d sacA,
ssst to n. A. DsapAis, New OsisaaA La {;
oos w. held b. Mn na1 L. 0allsodss.
New York dty; sss D. ohaa Wisa. Al.
toonA, Pa; oes by 6sDestss, thssegh
Wells, Resso q Ca. Zen Rnsetses. Cal
one BY Joseph Pkhbsaeh, 10 Hsst o..
Elisabeth, n. j.; eos By Anss Aarsh,
Bell B., Oranes, n. J.; ess By Pstse
Klein, 90 z Kiassy 81, Chicses H.; 80
by vadllio 0fiaam, Front g., DsaS Jssk-
soo 81 Ferry. Gfstes, La; ens By El1is
RichardsSs, Rest Wssth, Tex; ess b. ?.
L. Dsaf, Rowland, Ky, thresgh oiAs0's
Hsvl Bank ef LooissillS, KY; 80 b. J.
Rivand, BsewDsvills, DIX; 80 70 AsG.
HsrtAsesn, Cslsmbas, o.; ~ rsst Wsat
slsswbsrs. TIekst He. 81, 500 drew Bse-
ood Prise q 900, 90 aiss ~ 10 fesetiss-
Il parts: oos wsst - . party In Oxfsed,
M, eslIsctsd tbsssGh Biesbaa d
hsors, 2ls Gesvi6 g., New 0sIssps, La;
oas 70 8. GIedfasb, 1o2 Divisiss g., Hsw
York eity; 80 b Aloass EdWseda Ithaea,
n. Y; 80 - Stewart & Bndwsy,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
His Claim Unfounded.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., September 1.-THE
Journal, independently, will say, regarding
Harrison's letter Of acceptance, that his
excuse for delay, that his time has been
SO much taken up by hand-shaking
with delegations, shows a lack Of
sincerety and strength Of character as
it wss neither necessary nor valid. His
claim that the tariff message of the Presi-
dent and the Mills bill are free trade
measures when they simply propose re-
forms advocated in Republican platforms
and by Republican leaders is anfounded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
POLITICAL POINTS.

what the Various ward Clubs are Doing,
on Kseh Side.
At . meeting Of the Plumsd Knishts
held LAST night IL wss decided not 10 turn
out tonight - al the uniforms could not
be finished in tims, Ibut ins:ssd 10 parade
on Saturday night and 20 the Rspablicas
meeting at Martins Ferry. Tbsy ass o.
dsred 10 meet st the Lincoln Club In fall
uniform Saturday evening st hslf.past six
and march through some Of the streets in
the business part Of this city sod thsncs
up Main street 10 the ferry boat and ovse
the river. Another meeting will b hAld
on Friday evening 10 oomplsts arrange
ments, after which they will drill.
The Seventh Ward Dsmocrsts' hsld .
meeting st the Virginia street rink, Mon.
day evening. at which no businso a i'm
portsnoe was txansactsd, bat call was
issued for . big meeting Thnrsday evening
st which businsas Of importance will b
brought forward.
The Ritchis Dsmocrsh win msst this
evening st Notes Hall.
The First Ward Democratic Club win
meet this evening 1t 7:30 O'Clock. Ad-
dresses will be dslivsrsd By John Howard,
and othen
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
THEY WERE NOT TRIED.

jail.
CATLETTsBURG, KY, September H.
The trial of the principals in the Mccoy.
Hatfield murders has not yet commenced.
Reports of their acquittal originated in the
dismissal of Andy varney, Selkirk Nc
Coy and L. D. Mccoy, as they were only
held for witnesses. Thomas Chambers,
Moses Christian and Plysnt Mayborn,
were released on bail, while Walt. Hat
field, chief of the gang, and Doc. May
horn, his lieutenant, were refused bail,
and remain incarcerated in the Pike couH-
ty Jail. Their trial will not come up for
five months.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
LIQUOR DEALERS
Meet In Thier Annual Convention in New
York.

Meet In Thier Annual Convention In New
York.
NEW YORK, September 1.-THE annual
convention Of the National Protective As
scciation held in this city began this morn
ing. The organization is composed of the
spirit distillers of the United States, and has
about eight hundred members, who repre-
sent about $3.50, 000, 900 Of invested cspi-
tai. John M. Atherton, of Kentucky, is
President, and G. G. Turney, of st. Louis,
is the Secretary.
The purpose Of the conveutin il to con.
slider some general system OF license which
will be applicable to all branches of the
trsde and which be considered tomorrow
and the work of electing general officers be-
gun.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
Locke-SteGsr.

At $50 o'clock yesterday morning the
marriage Of Mr.. Henry Locke snd Mis-
Amelia Steger was celebrated in . quite
manner ct st. Jossph's Cathedral, RI.
Rev. Bishop Kain officiating. A number Of
the relatives and friends Of the high con-
tracing pair were present 70 witness the
ceremony. Nuptial mass ~as celebrated and
at the conclusion Of the impressive services
the happy couple received their friends,
who extended them the heartiest good
wishes and congratulations. They left on
the 7:20 train over the n-Hsndls for the
East. Mr.. Locke manages the shoe store
Of his father, J. II. Locke, here and 10 .
young man respected both in business and
social circles, while his bride IL one Of
Wheeling's prettisst and most attractive
young ladies. They carry with tbsm the
best wishes Of large circle Of friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
BECK IS ILL.

Uneasiness Felt for the Eminent Ken
tuckian.
WASHINGTON, September 11.-Disquiet.
ing rumors are current with regard to the
health of Senator Beck, who hiss been at
Fortress Monroe since the middle Of last
week. Inquiry among his friends devel-
opes the fact that in compliance with the
advice of his physicians, he hiss decided
not to return to his duties in the Senate
until next session. 1t is reported that he
ia threatened with an affection of the heart,
for which quiet and retirement are deem.
ed essential.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
A WEAK TICKET

Placed In Nomination by tho Harrison
County Republicans.
Special 7e<oram 10 tas Register.
CLARKsBURG, w. Va, September H.
The Republicans held their county couven-
tion to-day, placing in the field Q ticket,
which is conceded TO be weak in the ex-
treme. DeDham, from the country, was de-
feated by Holmes, from the city, for
Sheriff Scott Dawson. from the country,
was also defeated by Henry Raymond, Of
Clarksburg, for, Circuit Court Clerk.
George Randall, formerly Greenbacker,
who has returned to his first love. was de-
feated for the nomination as delegate to
the Legislature. Everything is not har-
monious, and the general opinion is that
the Democrats will win the day in No
vember.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
ALMOST A WRECK.

Jack Grace Terribly Hammered by Jack
Delaney.
NEW YORK, September 11.-There was
a hotly contested battle at dawn to day, at
Bay Chester, on the New York and New
Haven railroad between Jack Grace and
Jack Delaney. They fought at 13o pounds
Six rounds were fought and from first to
last Grace was terribly punished. In the
first round he was knocked down and had
his noe split open. The fight was for q
purse of $50 and bet of $50 op each
round. Grace was knocked about the
ring and ultimately sent to grass with q
split nose, two teeth knocked out and
both eyes closed. He was game to the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
Starving Himself to Death.

MICHIGAN CITY, IND, September H.
Ed Chamberlain, the famous murderer,
was transferred from his quarters at the
penitentiary, yesterday, to Monticello.
where his trial will begin Wednesday.
The prisoner has become 30 weak that two
guards had to carry him from his cell to
the conveyance and thence to the train.
Yesterday was the twenty-ninth day Of
his fast, and o general break down OF his
system seems to have taken place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
FEDERATION PROBABLE.
Railroad Brothsrhoods Are About 10
Unite.

Railroad Brothsrhoods Are About 10
Unite.
ATLANTA, Ca, September l0.-While
the question Of federation has not bean
discussed by the brotherhood Of looomo-
tive fireman, everything seems to indicate
their hearty endorsement of the snalga-
nation of the brotherhoods Of engineers,
fremen, switchmen and brakemsn. The
public exercises last night were q grand
success. The principal addresses were by
Mayor Collier, Gov. Gordan, Grand Master
Sergeant, Grand Chief Arthur of the en-
gineers, Hon. Hoke Smith, and Grand
Master Wilkinson of the brakemen. Gov.
Gor1an's welcome was receiv d with won
derful demonstrations of applause. As
the last word dropped from his lips, the
1900 people present rose and cheered for
fve minutes. Chief Arthur's address was
full of friendship for the other organiza-
tions.