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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-14
germiY6tc5.

Der Ghotnmtsistretdr empftr9 baute
1900 aus gtsp= YOrt ais SeitrGg gum SEMI
leREfoao.
SH bem 3ufanbe te5 @aneraI8 Sbarioau
if beHte felne erpdbneuswertbe Ssrduoes
rung eiu9etreten.
ser %rGIoeut BAT bic Bill 3ur @juiebIng
eja5s DepartemeHts fir arbeiteJ 4ugttsgea,
bei!en geuelmi9t.
9ii6ier canton, Oer amertauiide @aianbte
an Sehreid, bajudte beute bas Staats. De-
partement uub bate cine lluterr2buHg nit
btm Setretdr 8npar6.
Sic beutige Steuer @innabme betrug
s216,161 mo Die 3OuetuHabue 1888, oil.
Der S6uslmtaietrstdr taufte beute mel
tere 8uHOeszCbligGtiOHeu 3ual 8etrage DON
S2,158 900.
3ur GiHI0iung befimmte gfatiouaIs Blnf,
gtO'eu i'm 8etragc bon $3.50 900 lteieu bsute
i'm S6atamte Elm.
Das eeneiniaue Bibliotbef @omite bes
&Ongrefes Uerlaugt cine SerpiltgIu9 fir cine
8iife oes SberbuuoesgetitIts. BrdfOeuten
gBuite i'm Saale bes SberbunOes= 9eridts. :
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Ses Gnoe cftier nnaIaGlfd1en @he.

ct. QOuis, I3. Suui. - SObu DC Sui.
lOf, Elm Beienbiuber, idoB beute fritb ieiue
6rau on Der gde BON BrOaopan uuo GOcuft,
froBc rieber. gr iaate fib ieIbf baHa cine
8ugel eur6 Den aopf uno bIieb auf Der Steue
tobt. Die Srau, meG9e ebeufau8 in ben
Sopf getrOHsn purbe, Ite9t i'm 90ipital i'm
trihiGen 3ufanO oarHieber. Ste mar ulS
StlieBeriH i'm @ebIuoe Der yBaut Of Gous
mers" ougefteLt unO bate fid gemeigert, nit
ibrem @atteH 3u lebsu, neil berieIba eiueu
ursiapeifeabea 2sbeuapaupel fHbrte,
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RaeTt uub BarTs,

2onbou, IS. Suut. - Ser. 5taeUI
GbIigntiOneu: 4sproB. 1903, Ditto 4t.pro5
1881. Gftieu: US. .sgB. 34B, bitto Brior
64, Canada. Bactftc SIG, @rie 24B. Oii,c
BriOr. 954, SutuotS Central 1870, Uericar
385, ct. Baul 63g, IemsgOrf. Central 107
geunipl0ania $50, 8leaoing 29g. Rertcau.
Central 149, @auaO Ons Ioro .@aBD- &o. , 3.
2iuerpppG, 10. SUM-. - 1890 Dit.
tags. SaumnolIe: TRttteli. SberI. 7I16
bttto. Nerp. Glleans 81. - Die &ertdafs
betru9en 10000 8aIlen, 5pefuLation uES
1usfubr 1000, 2ufuhr 5000.
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Gtne aette 9abnIinie bon gaetu.
NprE uadi Ghicaau.

HensgOrt, Is. Suni. - pr. gfOrmin
@reen, BrdIbent ser Stem. 0ortz Rabouiug
g8eferns s@iienbabugeielibuft" tbeilt sur lint
mort auf brieflide Aufra9e nit, oaB es ieiner
Gnfdt uad feline 9rOBe S4uieri9teiten ma
den tpiro, fir bieies 9iiaitise lInternebmeu
bus n0tbige Sapital aufsutreibeu. Die 9iuie
Der neueu Bubu iOa in Dftlider Ridtuug qHer
burd ben Staat Ohio geben uno fid bel
youngstown an 6as pennpluantiae @iien
bnbnnee auidlteBen. Sn peflider 6tHtun9
ion bic 2iHie ben Staat Jnoiana bis mad
tiat, bnB bic senaunte Strefe eiueu Ebeil Der
proisftirten americuu= 0tiblano= Sabu" bill
ben icn, ipelde ldngs oem Al. Sreitengraoe
BON New>0ort mad Chicago gebeu miro, uao
Su beren 8olleubHug bic arbsiteu iAou an
oeridieoeneu SrteH i'm Saugs FuS.
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RtB9It1dfct gtn8ttf amf etnet
0aIIaqter3ttG.

&IbuquerQHe, 9.zR., Is. SUM. -
Der Sauta Sc Ynfagier3u9 purOe in Der
WoAtugs yiad]t einige Dieilen BON Dorien
Citation eutferut gang pl0Blib gum SaIteu
gebraht, nGmltdl burd o4t maSflrte Rdubar,
meIhe bic BlnttiOrm 6es 9epddpaggonS be
ltiegeu, oon bort ans auf ben &Obleu.Senoer
fletterten unb nit benz 8enoLuer in Der 6aub
een 3ugfiibrer gum 5uIteu smangeu. Aber
mdbreuO Der nbF6tIib in Die GdRge geJOge.
men llHterhaaoIuugen ipruug ber 6ri3er, obHe
bemerft 8u merbeu, berub, rauute in ooGem
2aufe mad Der StatiOn Surtid uuo beuat
ridtigte baielbf bic BeamteH Der 3metten
9btbeiIuus bes 3ugs, in welder fh gum
Slide mebvere 8eta9emeuts mad Dem oil
Oen befiumter 8nnoes= =Grnpp.n beian0en.
8i5ier 5peite 3ug fubr alsbalo ab, ober bic
R1uber erfanntsu bel ieluer 4uu1beruug
redltseitig 6ie ibuen brObsH6e @eiabr uu6
iliihteten fid mad bem nabeu on S3lupfs
mjrfeln reid1eu @ebir9e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-14
BON Der orluen SnyeI.

2oubou, I3. sunni. - Ylebrere Wfitalies
Der Der ySEiIden 9tattonauiga" iiub in EOH'
rcH Uarbuftet mOroeu. Die SerhuftHugen
fHo bic TOIgeu gebeimer yiaaiOriduHgeu,
bic 09r GINGER 3ett eingeIeitptt tpuroen. st.
Iide Der @efabaeaen iihO beiduloigt, fd, gez
meiaegt ju babeu, bel BEN Bro3eIien beri6.ez
beuer @eieBee=llebertreter ala 3su8en 8u ey=
ideiueu.
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Die ,,2ocuits tR SulnOtS anS
TUEcn.

@bicago, Sq., 13. SUM. - 9epeideu
aus peridiebeaeH Stten BON Sqinois uno
Soma Meloeu, taB ole @itaoeu (o9ocufs")
pelhe in 10 GROCER In5abI erI4ieneu fno,
bis iest on ben 6rudtbaumeu, @etrnioefel
bern unO in ben Semiiie9arten nod teineu
SGaoeu ungeri4tet habeu, es let 0enu an
gong iuu9en S6uu16eH, in pelhe Die 5uiet=
ten 26der binein bobreH, nm bort ibre &ter
bineirjule9eu. Mebr, als eiue Wtllion 30
cufs, ioa aleiu tnQlnscatire @ouutp, Soma,
bauien, aber aud bort tidteu iie uur serlngeu
Sdaoeu on. Die 2anObeu6Iteruug IN ossz
bulb bapOu iiber5eust, ouB fie eS Hidt nit
cen iOgenannteH II iGbriBeH Scouts" ju
tbun bat, ieE6ern nit .etuer uni1Golifen
Slaiie BON @tfaoeu, tpeIfe bdufger pteoer.
fsbren uno in ieuer @esenb gum lestenmale
Dor iieben Sabrea aufqetreten iiu0,
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dOREHOUND&1AR

va Rwrtrt WRfe8Gbar Sufitn. Sea
tarrb, &eiSsrFeit, b5Sts sails, ARs.
ata, SraWne uaS nae St5ruaeea ssa
Atbuttues Oreane.
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atbmumssOrsame.
Scinen Iinhc1nhar GinRus nrf Sic nn

Scipen liuocruoen GinfluB auf 6te au=
segrifenen atbmung8 Organe perOal It
er Der &batiade, 0oB feline 8eitanotbeiie
Die mtrfiamfen betannten 8rultnttI
itnO. Der 6aurtbefanotbcjl lit Der buuia
Der 2taoOru (Horehound) sPFaui,, nit
Der Ab:es Balsamea oOer Balm of Giead
4er.lld berbun0en. 9iebeu Oieien entbalt
er fiinf ructtere botaniIde @lemeute, peI9c
bic gSutIauteit bGoeutcuS Ocrltirfea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-14
Die gbtneIeufraoe In WutraIten.

S9bneB, rs. =gY., Is. Sant. - Die
Snteri0lOHiuI @Ouferenj bejialth Der Sbtues
leuiynge bat bei6lofeu, Die ReidSregieruHB
um @infiibruug zines Sertru8eS a6ult6 bem
3piideu China uub ben Ser. Staate1 abge.
ifIOfenen 3u eriu9en. Die &oHiereuJ be-
idlo6 ferner, i'm Safe Oes 3ufanOefommeus
eiuts Iol6eu SsrirageS bic &btneieu=aopfs
feuGr, opie bic GOuueufeueru aui Fabr.
Beu9e, rpeIhe @bueen nab ben aufraltiheu
SOlouie'n briugeu, 0ui5ubebeu. Den &biuez
len Iou iHbe6eH uitt gelattet ieiH, oaue
4afe BON elmer SOlouie mad Der aRbereH 5u
Ts;ipu
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Or. Il aDwan's RrauIatina lOluj,

2STIUH9.
Soufdnbis sefhmadlos, loon iberau6ert mi
8la9ant, purgren, re9uliren, rensen, idu6ern Una
frdtIsen ite. RaOmap's BtIlen fir Die Seiluns oon
alsn Storungeu bes Utasens, Der 9e6er, &inaeue6e,
RieIsn, Slaie, BON Rer0enfranfbsiten, SopiIbmer3,
SerhOpfuRs, partlebisteit, Snbi9ettOn, Dgspepfis,
&alenltioen, 5ie6er, gnBdnoung Der Slngeusioe,
9amorr6oiben un6 allen 3errilttlnsen Der inneren
3heiIe. Nur aus Bfan5en 5u6ereitet, Deoer Que6s
fiber, nod RtnsIaIteH ooer iGd6Ae 9roSuen eHEs
baltenb.
zs- Seodtet bic IoIsenbeu, pon Storunsen bel
Beyonuungsorsone berrnhrePoeH Spmptome:
SeIfiopfuns, innerllte SdmorrbOoeH, 5IutaU
bran9 nod Dem Sopie, uberi6Hiit9e UtIgenldure
uebelte, Soo6renneH, gfel Dor SPeile, Sobett o5et
Sdpere i'm Wagen, iaures auitoBen, Sinten ooei
9rnden in Der SerSsru6e, 5enommenbeit oes fopies,
beidleuni9ts5 Obsr idDereS 4tqmen, Se86eflems
mun9, Elm @eiGb oes 5rpirgtwerbens ODER Srftlta
tens, uenn man in IiegeHoer SteQung, Buntte oosr
yfete i'm Sebfreis, 6ieber oOsr bumpftr SbmerS In
3opf, nan9elbafts Ausountuns, geIbe Sirbun9 6eI
9aut unb AugeH, SnmerB IN Der Seite, Brut, Den
@jltebern unO ploRlaes 9el5DeTbeu, Bremen IN
Seilh.
glur Denige 8oien pon Rabpap's giaen per5en
baS gqiltm BON alien ben ObenGenannten SeotH be-
Ireien,
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Greis % Gent8 pro ShahteI.

Stidt 8rieImorfe on 9iaopap & Comp, 9lr. 80,
Narrenitrobe Nem=9ort, ais BUrto iar uuisr 6e'
leblenoes Sud.
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3Qomdu's Seoon - 2secigf

95ebt fiber un6 perlan9t 8iaopap's unb iebt ba,
raui, baB iid1 Der gtame ~NaoDaq- aui Dem, mas
Sbr tauit, bsfinoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-14

0icienigcn, ioelde 6ate'S Honey Of
Horehound unO Tar 9ebrauden, bers
iitcru, OaB er In allen 6aqeu uuu6erbar
bcilenO ptrft, no Die 2tbmuug8zOrgaut
angcgrifien in0, rnO oaB feline Dirfuaa
cine lmQcmciu rOide lit. Gr cutbdlt ourt5s
aus ldatS, mas Dem Wtageu nad)tbetlia
ieir 7unte, bat etueu duBarit aaaenc6ne1
G5eIhpof NM n;rh IN etHcm Breiie uers
fault, pelder e8 ielbit 3eniertgsn ,,,,t ,,,t be-
idrGutten 0tjIteln erm5glibt, ,0ciieuQBobis-
t6aten tBctlbOftig gu perOen.
Sin 6uten idBt f6 aI5 6a8 gurIdufers
Stadium Der Sdptnbiudt, elmer Srauts
belt, gegen paIbe 6aIc's GnoOrns uns
SbeerbOnig bas 16erte betaunte gprbeus
gunesmitteI lit, pafeHb be5ei6ueu. Utau
perihiebe baber ben @ebraub 6ieIes pers
ldbIiteR ipesifi9en IitteI5 leiusH NRseap
bid.
RinOern lit CT, tpenn ite uOn Group O6er
Reuhbuiten tefauen por0en, 0urd Ieine
lnOernben @i9euidaften iebr 6icnlid.
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so. gongreB. GrFe Stsnag.
sale ttber Sen Sstfd)eretsVcrtraS.

Ser Seaat pafftrt Die Siftritt SoIRmbtas
8crpiHiauHeSbiu. - Sta 30 iGIaa sur
gerausa aabnn9 BON S15O,OOO fur Sen
ssau etnes 9uftidtffes. gSettere Ses
<n~TSh{U
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GurOSaiTde Gabegberialte.
9eiiiminiiae @eRBeruaaer seS uaGartidle
HrfensufrttftrrS


Bef, IS. Suni. - Ser Eriegsmluifer bat
bic Nrmes=@ommiiton beua@rthtt9t. oaB er
feline nsuen SrganiintiOueH 5u toruitreH be-
abfdtige. @r ia5te, er mituAe nur, NAH
reno Der BOrtbuuer bes Srtsoeus @aores III
biIben, Die I'M Sale elmer gtcbtIrahuus
oernsaSet unO Die Irmee in StaHo leseu
fGnu:eu, idpeuer Die Offenfse 3u ergretteH.
Die Soften fiir bieie Sorbereitunseu miroen
in eiuem @rtrabiiogst au8ere4net rpsrOeH,
neil 5itemaIo oOrausieheu Tonne, mle N4
Die SofIage In 1889 gefulten Deroe.
aarft 6erctnanOs GGblaet Oauft nb.
Softu, Is. Suui. pas bnlgartite Sa'
BiiFrt bat in 6oIge uOu U5eiuu1g 1g5seridteOenz
beitsn iiber be Qffaire Bopofi retgnirt. 6ira
Serbinauo bemitbt ftdI, elue SertbbuuHB 81
beDertfeuigeu.
gerEpbune Der buuaaotidbsn SbFoHtr5tit.
2onoou, 10. Suui.-8ie @rbin oes So
niss BON Solaub, bic itebenidhrige Briu3eitu
&llbeImine, 1T init Dem 5wOlfldbrt9su PrIu=
Sen uon Sndiens 8dmar uerlobt moroe1.
Sas SubiIaunt Der ltraipcrHtat 5oIoana.
Bologna, 13. SUM. - Dos 5ubiIdum
Der lluioeriitdt Bologna 6aHette beuts fort.
8ipIome mnrosu an folgenoe Serren oerIie=
ben: bic BroieHoren 9tommieH, 6urIep, So,
tpeu, Mdr Dlaaer, agaiiti, Baaeur, 8oiiter
un6 9tro1= =Seeuited, ioDIe 9ssUert SPene :,
Git gBtlltnm IbOmpion uHo 6ru. 6enau.
Die S0nigin bon Stalieu uuterbieIt iidl iebr
IentieIts nit allen 0elegateu, Die ibr OOrges
felt muvnPu
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DC RabtnttsErtfs In spantet.

0la6rib, 13. Suni.-a0Hi9in, 0legeutin
@brifttue CAB beute, obgleid an elmer beit
gen @rtdItuHg Ieteeub, benz Bremier Sa3afa
cine 4ubten3. Ser Breu1ter itbermitteIte I9r
bic Reiignatton oes SabiHets.
SenOr Sagaffa tpirO Die Organization Ell
mes neueu 6abiRet8 iibernebneH.
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81 Ba6eR in allen @potbefen.
s1reta 80 Cta. per 9it8[e.
9GOrg Br06m'S
8raleret,

8dairs& p........,........ Baltimore.
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2onbpn, 13. SUM-. - Depeiteu aus
BotsOam 3u 5Olge bat ft &aiisr 6riebri4
pteoer eiutgermaBeH erbOlt. Die Sdliu9be=
itpeIbeu baben id Oerminbert uHO oas Sic
ber bat uadgelafeu.
Is ubr gfadmtttags. )-giue 8ertiuer De
pel1e Der Central Stems" meI0et, Der gu
fanb 6es 8aiiers babe it4 beute yfadmittag
pieoer oeridIimmert uuo geIte iest fir bofi=
runssIOs.
giue bsute gbeub ans Berlin eingetrofeue
Dtpeife Der pgrdaU9e GeIesraph &omp."
melbet: y8em Gaiier pirO iegt gta9rung Uars
mitteIf oss Slpfier8 sugefibrt."
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TR~V Q .
cInt Observation-Disclosures

erfudte 8agns (PeRni.) nm einflmmge Sc.
Hebmi9uns CUR iofOrttgen @rpdsuug eiaes
8eiaIufes, rpsEder aueR in 0tegierung3z
bisHfen febsnbeu Berionen, Die ia Oel
llnionsarmee ooer IN Der couf0OerjrIen 4rniee
Autbeil ON Der Sdtadjt uOn @ettpS6urg
HaRmen, llrIaub ertbeilt, Oumtt ite Der i'm
ndtfeu Wouat nuf Dem 5dIadtfeloe fattz
f,thenhet1 04pirinr1 hpirnnhnpti fGnnpn
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04

concerned. Voters must be equally eau
tious with regard to other offices upon the
tickle.
There has been a gcoi deal of enquiry
as to the effect the new 'siXty foot" law
will have upon challengers. These gentle
men may ply their avCcition as usual, but
they must coufne themselves strictly to
legitimately erquiripg as to the right OF
the voter to deposit his ticket. The sixty
foot law is simply to protect tie voter as
to t. composition Of his ticket. He must
be allowed, within the sixty foot limit, to
fix his ticket to suit himself, without the
assistance of any one, but this once done,
his right to deposit the ticket 80 prepared
can be questioned in the presence of the
Commits toner's, as before.
The youngmen of this city have com.
pleted arrangements for Bolivia Lock
wood Mother Hubbard" paradeis to take
place tomorrow night. Those who re-
member the parade oflast campaign know
how successful it was. The Mayor has
given has full consent, and the boys are
hard at work TO make this larger and
more a.trsc!ive affair than the one Of
ROuI years nSV. AVuUS hSA VA III PosAoASr
are invited to report in costume on
Twelfth street at teven o'clock sharp TO-
morrow evening. The parade will form
at this point, right resting on Market.
The Black Eagle Drum Corps, the Kenna
Club drum corps and the Junior Plumed
Knights drum corps will furnish the
music for the marchers. The procession
will move PROMPTLY at talf past seven
and will move up Twelfth to Chapline, to
Fourteenth 70 Jacob, to S'xhenthto Mar
ket, to Twenty third to Ctapline, to Twen-
tieth to Market, to Twelfth and disband.
The committee in charge will appoint some
one 10 take command tomorrow. Lots of
red fire will be used and plenty of fun is
assured.
The ballet boxes were overhauled yes
terday, put in gooi shape, marked with the
district and poll to which they are to GO,
and will be ready for distribution tc-
morrow.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
Political Notes.

Lots of Republicans were made to squeal
on bets yesterday.
Hon. John o. Pendiston will speak at
Benwood Monday evening, and none should
fail to hear him.
CO.. Robert White and John 81. Roemer
addressed a large Democratic meeting al
Martins Ferry last night.
Marshall Dolbear, of Bsnwcoj, lately
shot by "Eygy" Condry, was able to be up
to the city Friday on visit to physician.
All colored Democrats are requested to
meet at Democratic he.dqua tsrS in Reilly
bulldog on Monday evening at eight
o'clock.
The Democratic ladies of Fulton pre-
seated Hon. P. P. Sherbe1ty with hand
some bouquet of fowers, which was great
ly appreciated.
A package of Irish Worlds full of TIE
usual lying truck cane into the city yes
terday, the expressage being Sl4.5O. which
is an awful waste of money. The Irish
World has no more influence than the
NetrS Letter.
Several bets were made at Mclaughlin
& McGinley's pool rooms last evening that
Ohio would OF give over %, 900 plurality
Two of the b Its were for 5000 each. Sew
eral bats were also made at the McLur:
House last evening, one of which was $50
on New York State. A bet of 81 600 was
offered on the general result by Demo.
crat, and Republican has intimated that
he would take it up.
The Republicans held their last meeting
of the campaign at the Alhambrs Rink
las evening. A fair crowd was present
end listened to addresses by VIM. P. Hub
bard, Il. w. Taylor, of Pennsylvania, and
George Harris; that is to say, these gentle
men were to speak, but whether they did
or not was not learned. The Democrats
who were invited to be present didn't 90,
because they did not care about listening
to lot Of demagogic chestnuts about q
high pro ection that taxes the working
man to benefit mo1opolies.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
IN A SMALL WAY.
The News of the Day Pointedly Para.
graphed for Hasty Readers.

The News Of the Day Pointedly Para
graphed for Hasty Readers.
No. 81, McNamee's watch club, last
evening.
No. "a drew the watch in Dillon's club
No. 4, last evening.
No. IL drew the watch in 81. Hillman's
watch club last evening.
The Board of County Commissioners
will meet in regular session tomorrow.
FRANK Fox was yesterday sdjudged a
lunatic by Justice Ankle and the necessary
papers sent on for his admission to the asy-
lup.
J. @. WICKHAM was committed to Jail
by Justice Davis under the mot of good
fame" act. Officer Dunlap made the ar
rest.
ROBERT f. Wight, in another column,
challenges Jack Jones. of Etuaville, to row
five mile sbiff race for $3.50 side, to be
rOwed on Tuesday, November Is.
SECURE you seats for the social political
event at the 0psrs House, Tuesday night,
at once. They are going off rapidly. Fall
election returns recsiyed ftom 7 P. m. till
q. m.
THE Boston Ideal Uncle Tom Company
had packed house at the Grand last night
snd gave a good performance of 'Unc.e
Toms Cabin. Many Of tie features were
very fine.
"UNCLE TOMS CABIN"' was produced
at the Grand Opera House yesterday after
noon and last evening, and good houses
crested it on both occasions, which is al
ways remarkable.
AMONG those whose houses were hand
somely decorated Thurman day. aud which
we've overlooked were, John Eckhart, d
Schambra & Son. John Clyker, John Nc
Neal, D. F. Mckinley, John Truschell, J.
F. SDyder.
THOMAS PATTERSON has been sent up to
Jail, by Justice Ankle, in default Of fines
of S. and 81 respectively, for assault and
bat cry ami profsne swearing. Patterson
is col 10y, and the assault was made
with q club, on son of Joseph Speidel,
Esq.
In Is understood that DR.. s. II. S,ocum,
who held forth 10 Wheeling as an oeculist
aud auriss for the past few years, left the
city suddenly several dsys since under a
cloud. His affairs, it Is alleged, are in
very bad shape.
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VOTE early, vote straight, and
see that your neighbor does the
same thing.
POINTS ON PEOPLE.

Movements of Citizens and tho Coming ant
Going Of Strangers.
Mrs. VIM. H. Hearne has returned from
an Eastern trip.
Mr. Joseph n. J. Parker and wifs re-
turned home yesterday.
Mr.. Berney K. McMechen is home on o
weeks visit from Chicago.
Mr.. @. Percy Kemp. Of Baltimore, is
visiting fiends in this city.
Mrs. Isaac Wellington, of Boston, is the
guest of Mrs. John d. Hobbe, on South
Eof' street.
NJ VIM. Law Hooff, the genial travtl-
ing man, is in the city for q few days,
among friends.
J. E. Bsemer, Manager Of the Union
News Company at this place, LETT for PItts-
burg yesterday on visit.
Misses Frank and Sallie Russell. of
Siste1syille, are visiting Mr.. E. W. Rus
eel, of Kentucky street, Island
Sam Barclay, captain of the Kansas City
tam, accompanied by his charming bride.
arrived in the city last Wednesday.
Mrs. Emma Van Schasck, of Kinderhook,
N Y is here, called thithsr by the illness
of her mother, Mrs. Amanda Darrah.
Charles Otte and wife and daughter,
Miss Msggie, returned Friday from sn ex-
!, tended Wit to Mr.. O.ts's son, at Mozelle,
, Mo.
George Otte, the genial deputy sheriff,
returned last week from q visit to his
brothers, who are in the nursery business
near st. Louis, Mo.
Miss Fannie Van Essen, of Sharon, Pa,
and Carrie Birmingham, of Milwaukee. are
the charming guests Of Mrs. J. B. Van
/ FOssen, of North Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs John Cummins and Mr..
and Mrs Lee Wells, both the gent emen
well-known B. & o. engius ere, returned
yesterday from o three weeks visit 10
Richmond, Vs., and New York City.
Mrs. Harvey Jewell, Of Aberdeen, Oak ,
who has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. P. Kennedy, on North Main
street, for several weeks, returned home
yesterday, accompanied by her sister, Miss
Minnie Kennedy, who will visit her.
Mrs N. D. Bibb, the bouored and be-
loved President of the Ladies' Memorial
Association, received YESTERDAY moni. d
contribution from Mr. Martin Thornton,
of Wheeling. W. Vs., toward bulldog the
Confederate monument m Capitol Hill.-
Montgomery (AIa.) Dispateh.
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Nat Goodwin,

At the Opera House next Saturday even
ing, November 10th, he will make his frat
appe arance here in five years. MI. Good,
win is q great favorite in this city, and
should receive hearty welcome. He will
present a double bill-"Lend Me Five
Shiilings" and the great comedy, Turned
Up"-Mr Goodwin IN both comedies The
company is spoken of by the New York
Herald as follows:
UpIorious h'larity filled the Grand
Opera House last night, where an audience
limited by the capacity of tbs house alone
heartily enjoyed tie American comeiian'f
performance as Caraway Bjnes, f g., in
Turned Up" and Golightly in Lend Ne
Five Sbillings" Goodwin is the fun niesi
white man living. off the stage, and, in
legitimate comic itiee, he is second tt
none. As Caraway Bones, the undertaken,
lank ard lean, he could hardly be called
pretty; but it was Goodwin, snd he went
to work in his mirth-provoking way, cap
turing everything with uuequivocal sue
cess. The first act was stream of laugh
ter, the second a river. and the third O
torrent. At the close Mr.. Goodwin was
called several times before the curtain.
Mr.. Goodwin's changes are astonishing, e.
pscially in "Tdrned Up" His character
of Golightly is new CREATION and entirely
his OVID. The company supporting Mr.
Goodwi was excellent in both pieces.
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Index to New Advertisements.

SECOND PA6E
Kaufman s Mammoth Clothing House.
FIFTH PAGE.
For Rent-Furnished Room.
For S4le-SmRll Safe.
Social Political Eyent-OPera House.
Democratic Mass Meeting al Capitol RlnS
Monday Evening.
A Live Practical school-Wheeling Business
College. ,,,-,
Special Sale of Underwear-Egger Warrtck
4 Co.
Grand Opera House-A New Tramp in Town.
Will Not be UnderSold-F. Hsnauer.
WAnted-Cook.
Opera House-Nat. c. Goodwin.
BensOa's Porous Plaster.
Wanted-Vest Hand.
Special Sale Of Cloaks-J. s. Rhodes & Co.
List Of Letters.
Chsllepge-RobertE Wright
Reconsideration in Grocery.
Wanted-Man to Buy Interest in Grocery,
For Rent-Furnished Rooms.
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APleasant Occasion.

Yesterday was the forty-ninth birthday
of Thomas B. Msy, the genial manager q
the Standard Iron Company, and during
the afternoon he was presented on behalf
of the employees of the mill, with hand
some get of silverware. The matter was
in charge of a committee consisting Of
Thomas Furey, d. O. Kirpland, Richard
Lewis Joseph May and William Evans.
The presentation speech was made by
Thomas Fursy, to which Mr.. May r;piied
briefly. The occasion WAS q most happy
one, and congratulations and good wishes
were the order of the day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
Hand some Now Wagon.

Two handsome new wagons have re
Gently been Issued from the chops Of tie
enteIprising firm Of Bayha B 'os., of Bridge.
port, Ohio, one an express wagon for Jas
Higgins, the other milk wag n for L, G.
Sedwick, of st. Clairssille, ex-Sherif Of
Belmont county. The wagons attract the
attention and admiration of all who have
sesn them. They are very creditable piec:t
of workmanship, and the Messrs. Bsyha
Bros. are 10 be congratulated on the ex-
cellence of their work.