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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-02

KsIyEA. ioskA spoons, Muliord'a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-02

Shelves and counters Of the above stoI
for sale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
THE 0. K. R.

in Important Meeting Held AT Belpre, -.
Sgecl! 7s'cq-In to he EGta.r.
PARKERsEURG, W. VA, May l5-An
important meeting was held here to-day
of the stockholders and officials OF the
Ohio River Railroad Company and the
Ohio River Railroad Construction Com
pany. The meeting was held at Belpre, at
the Office of David r. Rood, the Construc-
tion Company being organized under
Ohio laws making it necessary to hold the
meeting in Ohio. There we're present
Hon. J. II. lsley OF Philadelphia, eN-Sen-
atOr Camden, President George w. Thomp.
son, Joseph Z. Neal, E.q, V. T. Archer,
attorney Ohio River road, OF this city,
!. 5. O'Neal, Belpre, and others The
principal matter attended TO- and in fact
that for which the meeting was held, was
10 close up business transactions between
the Construction Company and the Ohio
River Railroad Company.
After the preliminary business WAS lin
lshed formal transfer oI the read wns
made from the Construction Company TO
the railroad company, the papers being
made out, signed, sealed and delivered.
The road is now the property Of the rail
road company. Eastern partiC9 represent.
ed were represented by proxies The reg,
ular meeting Of stockholders called Tor
to-day, AZ which prominent men from
the East and other points were Ia
be present will be hrid next T T.csdly. At
that time the construction of feeders, tap
| ping the road at Rayenswooi aud in Tyler
/ county will be- considered, together with
the election Of directors AMI other business.
The meeting next week is regarded Is oI
particular Importance, and large repre-
sentatiOn OF railroad interests il expected
to be present in person
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
PENNSYLVANIA DELEGATES.
T.1k Of "A Meeting to Caucus In Phil'-
dCluhia.

puuAprrrHIA, May l5.--Among the
r.nrb,icqn politicians to-day there were
whisper.uss to the ctIsct that an effort will
h. med. vithiua few days possibly during
the present week, to bring about some sort
oi an understanding with the delegate L"
rIr National Convention, so something
like harmony may he secured PRIOR 1" the
meeting of the National Convention. VITA
tins end in view, 1t is S;ud that Senator
Du,y intends To confer with the delegates
rom this city and such others as can he
hr,uyht together from the interior Of the
STATE. As set there - no general sentI.
rsDt m favor OF any Of the Presidential
r,n,idates. IL is said, though, that Il
rr.io-i,y have decided leanlugs towards
rIainc. hut those who are opposed to the
Mn, statesman as vet are 80 split mp a.
tntbrir preferences that II IL thought that
r,I,.s something is done Pennsylvania will
present sorry sight in the convention
Thu. talkpd-o. conference IL, n Is stated,
,,.,,,.,,,Iiy IN secure a. much as possible
unity OF action. , g..
,L,irs j. Senator Sherman, aud 1t l. ne
iisvg5 that Adiutaut General Hastings has
/ ,,.,r,, feeling in tie same direction. VII
I;,r, D., L.,dsigpu' down IA prelrTf'Es
PLANE tc all othrI9, and no one Knows
vbsrr Henry W. Oliver, OF tit'ShuiE'
s,snd. Many think that the latter ooeE zoe,
moi feel vely kindly disposed toward ,ne me
'n,ior senator. who slated Reed, u! the
same % c,tv, for one of the delegates at-IarEe;
NI;,,.r ,I., v,,s selected. despt, the slate, aud
rs.J was defeated. Thus, 1t Is sa'd that,
.tsrting with the four delegates, there ai'
5ot more than two who can be counted a,
agreeing upon any candidate against "u'
in preference to Blaine. ,.I..
l Four of The city delegates are regarded o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
BAD ACCIDENT
At tho h;akor NH, Last Evening
Engine aud Main shaft Broken.

At the " hi;akor NH. Last Evening The
Engine aud Main shaft Broken.
Ulite serious accident occurred last
night at the Whitaker mill, which will
compel a shut down Of the main part Of the
establishment for some weeks. At about
9 O'Clock the main shaft broke, allowing
tine driving rod to illI into the ,y wheel
pit. ard q general wreckagc OF machinery
followed. iron and rfeel being twisted AMI
broken like wire. The rol struck in the
nit and the ily wheel came to q sudden atop
tha: Jared the whole mill Thc employees
working IN the vicinity Of the engine,
dropped every yth,ng and broke lor place Of
safety, some Of them rot stopping until
the reached The galvanZlng department
None of the rolls were at work at the tim,
aud fortunately none OF the employee were
in the immediate vicinity Of the engine
Had they h'"n it IS very probable some "'
them would nave been injured AMI perhaps
killed.
The broken shaft weighs nhont fifteen
tons and heavy crane will have tn be put
mp to displacc it and put another in. The
CSlnder of the engine was also cracked
badly which will urCcssltate placing IN
new one. 4 number Of men viii be- thrown
out of employment until repairs are made
which il ta he regretted, as we'll as the lOs.
to the company. 1t vas not learned whai
the direct cause Of the accident was.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
THE hosts GATHERING
At FairmUnt Tor ihs Republican state Con-
NcnrIon-- rrrw's Chances.

NcniiOn- Errw's Chances.
>gos,a El,graa 20 n, E,gi,,sr.
IAE2IoNT W. VA, May l3.-The Re
publican hosts ale gathering here tonight
Tor their State Convention 10 nominate four
delegates at large TO Chicago. The little
mountain town "a fall to overllowjng with
the faithful, and their Is every promise of
q big convention. Among the prominent
party leaders who have arrived are: Hon.
4. I. Gibbcns, Charleston; Judge Berk-
shire, Morglntown; Gen. G.. w. Brown,
Grafton; Eiitor RiIy, Of the Martinshurg
H,rii; Editor Thompson, Of the kcyssr
F.h1; Hon. 4. c. Scherer aud Gen. Harmon,
Of Grant, and John ". NJ IsOn, OF Grafton
The FII-t Diatrict delegation cane in thu
evening fresh from their Convention a
ittIetun, where John Frew was endorsed
for Delegate at Large. There is considera.
bic quiet kicking gong on at Ohio C0unty's
evident desire 10 hog the persImnOns. All
the Opposition want is a allying point to
knock the slate set up hy the ONO
men higher than Giliroy's dltc. II
the name ol some other good man is
presented from the First District 1t is ry-
cceilngly doubtful whether the Mhhi.
q,arrr man will pnli through. ltis recog
MD that the election OF Hubbard has
materially injured Mr. Frew'E chances.
Con would run like wild-fre for delegate
at-.argc, aud the question that many dele
gates are asking themselves, l., why
bot insist upon running him, AMI II
would be haid st,ike There il pretty
little fight brewing in the M0norgaln
county delegation. L. T.. Fast, the hand
some and d.honnirc Comfy Clerk, would
like 20 advocate Elaine At Chicago, Judge
Bersh,re. one Of the war horses, has ambl-
tions in the same direction. One mast be
disappointed. Which il will be, i3 the
agoll1.ug question Just now.
Tonight there has been nothing settled
"a to the temporary organization. The
Executive Committee meets tomorrow At
.ga. IN and nothing will be determined
l,u0n until then. The Hancock counIy
delegation will ask that Mr.. Oliver Mar
shall he made permanent secretary and en-
psct that their request will be tsvorabiy
considered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
THE ENGLISH PANIC.
i BELIEF is MILITARY CIRCLES THAT WAR
Is INEVITABLE
The Cause @: the Palic-C.mmtlt % tie Att.a
Of Lord WolseIy-The Condition Of
the Stricken German Emperor
Genera. Cattle News

LoEp y, May l5.-The present panic
and public perturbation in England, con
ceruing the inefliciency of the military and
naval defenses, derives its chief Importance
from the tact that it is regarded as indi
eating the immincnce OF continental
war.
In high military circles there is strong
belief that a great continental war will take
place this year General Wolseley's
rumored resignation, because of the CEN
sure of the Prime Minister, has created
great excitement throughout the army. 1t
IL not believed that his resignation will be
accepted
TIE S0adu.d today, commenting Oh
Lord Wolseley's defense, says. Lord
Wolseley's facts are sufficient to cause very
grave anxiety. iiis statements, if true
are reproach 10 "a rich and powerful ma
ton The government cannot complain
this time thar they were not advised OF
the real situltiOn.'
The Time, says: Lord Wolseley's de
tynsc was manly and straightforward. 1t
will be generally fit that il he bad spoken
ut the dinner with the same discretion and
dignity Il painful incident might have
been avoided. "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
SHOT HIMSELF ~ BED.
The Probably Fatal Artemp, "a; suicide Of
John ID. Harper.

,pnfI E'oraw "", EGr,r
rARHEHsHuEG, W. VA, May 10
Information reaches here this evening Of
the attempted suicide OF John d. Harper.
II "a likely to prove iatA Harper is about
thirty years old, with family and home
at Dlviayilie, a neighboring town. Some
DAYS ago he went TO the home Of Hoyt
Armstrong, his uncle, ut Jackson { II
in connection with some business mat
ters Yesterday morning before the
hour i,r rising, relative with
whom II rprr was sleeping, stated to get
NJ when Harper claimed ii WAS TOO early
and said, Take auOthe guOC2,.' His
companion agreed and fell oil to sleep. lie
was awakened 10y the report OF a revolver
Thinking il came from the OuJ-ld" he rHlS-
ei the window Ia investigate when Il groan
drew hi- attention to Harper who lay with
a bullet bolc in his head and II smoking Tr-
yolver IN his hand. A physician was sum
moned and surgical aid applied
Tonight Harper is reported still alive,
but there Is little hope Of hi. recovery
\ part of the time he has hrcn consriou,
aince hr attempted his lie, and whrn
questioned ah0ut it said that after his
companion went 10 Sleep he began think
ing about his business trouble, lie no.
ticrd 4 revolver on shell near him, and
! h. thought how easy il would he tu end
/ his trouh.rs with it, Wmlr IN this trrmr
al mind he gOt up, aud taking ihc rryoiNe,
rcut,n.d TO bed aud shat himself
Harper owned considerable property,
ana ny the death OF relative was left
several Thousand dullar7' worth OF bond,
IN White Sulphur Sp;ineS property. Hl'
ac. IS attributed to temporary nsanit!
While hrood'ug over ia. nciHl trnrhl2s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

having leaning lu favor oi the Maine
Statesman Messrs. .ne, DiSSton, Martin
and South. M,ssrs bingham, Stewart,
Clay, John Hunter, McManes and Porter,
it is said, will pull together, and ATE looked
upon "a being sure to follow the lead OF
Senator Quay, As to the delegates from the
interior OF the State, according to rcprtsen-
taions there is such diversity of opinions
that it Is hard to say whom the majority
will favor in the carly stages OF the ballot
ing The prevailing impression is that
considerably more than majority will
lump to Blaine at the first favorable oPpor.
tunlty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

PHILADELPHIA, May lj.-rhe sale OF
the props,ly at the foot Of Reed street to
Claus sprcclcIr, wss finally contaminated
al noon to-day, Mr.. Spreckeis paving the
balance OF he pmcHa.r m"n,y, about
10000. 5ir. Sprcckcl- said th's after
noon. "Tnr money has been paid ana inc
property nuS belongs to me. shall go
,hrsd wlth the work and rhall build the
refinery ~ soon ~ possible. ] expect 10
have il in operation in a year
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
rhr Nnnelnelenn Mn...

WNsUlNDToN, u. c Nay l.. Senator
Eyarts to-day iuirodnc,ia Itint resolution
authorizing lac President ian OF final
failure Of diplomatic Efforts to effect an
amieahIe sc,llemert, to take snrh other
steps, IA iE his Judgment may br Necessary
to collect indemnity from the Ncntz1clean
Government for the injuries, losses and
damages suffered hy the Venezuelan Steam
Transportation Company, Of Ne" York,
and it, officers by reason OF The iorclhle
sriznrc, detention and employment in war
of the Company's steamers 'litro,' san
f"rraudp" lUi "Nitrics" hy Ncut ll."n
bylIiptranta IN l-il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
The TuIin nebl;c.

WASHINGToN, y. G., May l5.-lhe
House roou went into Committee Of the
Whole to-day on the tariff bill, Huttrr-
worth, OF Oaio, Henderson, OF Illinois,
Grcu', Of Vermont Seymour, ol Michigan,
speaking against aud Huckalin, OF Penn
sylyanil, and Stone, Of Kentucky for the
hri,. The committee then rose. II wa
ordered tha, during the remainder Of tn
present week tie House shall meet at 10
o'clorS =. nI The House then took a re-
cess until : o'clcck, the evening session
to be isr debate on the tar.h bill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
4 HIr ImmLlIer nral.

E,. CLAIRE, WIs., May IA deal IL
likely to T., closed by which the Eau Claire
Iumhcr Company will sell It's st. Louis
Yards, the thirty or forty million feet OF
lumber they contain. and other st. Lon|
pr.p.:ty. to the Elopp Stout Company,
of Mer6. nire". Wis, and St Louis Th'-
.iaf. will d:-p,-e nj the lat lumber III
t,resl of ,he Eau Claire Lumber Company
The property is estimated to be worm
lot
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

And all diseases Of the Throat ana Lungs
can he cured by the use OF SCOTS IN. J.
..,y. - il contains the healing virtues OF
C,i Liver on and Hypopho.phItes in their
fnIreat form. l. beautiful creamy Emul:
IN, rall,ahle ~ milk. ea-iiy dlgested,
and can be taken by the most delicate
please read Il consider Scott's Emulsion
the remedy ppr.eycsllence in Tubercul
and Strumous Affections, To say nothing OF
ordinary cods and throat troubles. W
r. s. CoSNELL, NJ D, Manchester, y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
Governor Taylor Reuominnt'd'

NASHVILLE. Tenn, May l5.-The state
Democratic Convention, which has been IN
session here since last Wednesday, nomina-
ted Governor Robert l. Taylor to-day i'T
reelection. The opposition, which had
been fighting him ON every occasion, sur
rendered this forenoon. and the i"Tiis'I'
ballot resulted virtually ia hjs uomnauoh
by reclamation, rs he received nearly every
yptp. east.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

Iluurs Of Letter Carriers to he Limited
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May l5.-Ihe Sen
ate to-day passed the House bin to limit
the hours Of letter carriers, withou, discus
s.on or division. 1t provides that hereat-
ter eight hours shall constitute a day =
wool; for letter carriers in cities or postal
districts connected herewith.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

PIEDMONT. ". Va, May Ia West
Virginia Central passenger tram, coming
nnrlb Yesterday AFTERNOON, ran over the
body Of lanes Gesw'cS Lylrgon, the 'racN'
lace down, near Blaine, MI. lie was cyl-
Jently murdered ami placed on the track
"s tbe traiumsn, upon returning lmmt-
JisteIy found the body cold aud still a
mir Of brass knuCkles and sn empty
rocket-hook we're found about twenty
wards OFT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

NI|||I IN TT|" y ~ n ---'TTl
PlEKru~rrua, May II -Trayrlcrs aud
commercial men particularly, who have
known Hilrs Central Hotel, this city, so
many year7. will he Interested to kno"
the name hgs been changed by the ne"
management to Commucal Hotel Re-
ritted throughout, this old hostelry pre-
srEfz "A new appearance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
4 Seneca Fails, y. Y. Blacksmith Hits the
Nall.

We stated that resident OF Seneca FALL,
Y T.. held a ticket which won the second
captal prize of 800, ,OrO in The LouisIara
state Lottery, and which entitled the
holder to the sum Ut =. 0DD We have since
learned that une.tenrh Of the ticket, 40
10. .GTj, was purchased by Bernard NIX, OF
the firm Of kirk Bros, OF this village, and
that he had $ld.0uD by the Investment oi
two dollars.-Su,eg FdV, y. !. E'reHs,
March 80.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

LuSDuN, May i,.-Th. N'amiWd', Rome
correspondent learns that 10 doubt exists
~ To tie absolute and unconditional obcdI.
,ucr Of III, Irish Bishops to the PApai re-
script, and that Archbishop Walsh has "a
pressed entire submission to the PoPe's du-
thOrItv.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

PARIS May 1.-The Sucz canal diyi-
dcnd will he two francs, 90 centimes above
that Of last year. The report congratu
late, the company on having, without loss,
surmOunted one Of the most intense and
prolonged commercial and maritime crises
recorded IN a long time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
EundInc BnI. Reported Favoranly,

WAsmSoToH, May l5.-SenatOr Stan
ford, from the Committee on rubiC Build
ings aud Grounds, to-day reported Iayor-
ably bills to appropriate S25u,Gpo for tie
erection Of q public building at oakland
Cal. and 50 900 Tor public building at
LInesviile, o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
THE METuonr-r CONFERENCE.


hN mo btt = t't~r
Nr,, YORK. NAV H.. At 10 lays SEES
..,,, ,, ,l,. ,,.u.,tist C,uf.r.p,, gi-hor
,''" W '''' '''''','.'' .,.....,,.
ANHr'"' '''"p''" ''' P''7'''"I ''''.'' u
chair.
The routine OF the Conference was taken
r, ,,I ,be ro, rt} OF Conferences for IT,
f 49,, -,s,rntiar- and .onc,I. was taken
nn' nn '' I, ,,,s d.,fl,J tb,, tbi- ,bo1ld be
w., w. 1,., ,,iI MI oG,I. Lind JnI:n,, the present
w, I'll, ...,y ''' W '''>
49,, " ~ rn!i .o.r.I , rc.or,, liop rroviIrrg
-, '',' II, -, ,,. ir.ri,y nc IN an
.o' ',s =, - ';",''. ,L. V.iboF,t To,srap,I
C,-.l ",E,'.''s '..,,' ,,,. a5 ;,nl"I. ,ne Ar,r,n
,',L.i;., ".t, 'I,, T;.,n,,I Chnrrb and MI haun.
I,r;gs ~, ,I.IEo5i.m IN This country Re-
- ,i,a C,,nr,i,tacn an tLe State Of the
,,l,ar'r, ,,,,'" " ''' ''''''''
o""' ~. ,........,..-l. MI, i,.o
1"'n u, "'''" '''' ~ az ,,'..,'i C,',,s.r-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

LONDON, May ID. Mr.. Parnell says
that he never heard OF the alternative
plans for crown colony and the present
sysfem until he read Lord Carnaryon's let
ter. He does not recollect Lord Carnar-
von's mentioning limitation with refer
enre to the Crowns appointing the Judi.
ciary. re finds no itlt with the general
tone Of IoId Carnarvou's reioinder, which
hr ,aysis the first distinct admission from
him. Mr. pArncll denies that the inter
view w.ls held IN J ord Carnaryon's house.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

WAsmNGToN, May l5.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury this afternoon accepted
II uG7. .oll bonds, as follows. -Four per
cents, registered ;g.&,6j0, at III; 4 per
cents coupon, 81. sou at ~; /! per cents
registered, so 600, at los; A. per cents,
coupons. $l5 500, at lu~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
The convention
cor BOWS 10 WORK
S,ea.a Tl.qran. he Register.

With commendgl!r rapiiiiy. The dele.
oates knew whl. they were there iur and
d,da't want tn monkey with any formal,
,,i.s. On motions OF Hon w. Z. Hubbard
and C.tDtein DOyener, the temporary or
pauiz,tion was made permanent and all
Republicans pre- cut were declared duly
accredited representatives,.
'Tho basis Of representation was agreeH
MOON a. ia. lows: EaNtOn :, Brooke {"
D,lIr.,lgr Il. Gilmer :, Hancock {, i'aT-
,,-or -. Lewis H., Marshall ~, ua'o -.
Tyler H. Wej/l H.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

LuNuoN, May l5.-Mr Chamberlain,
presiding ot II lecture ON Africa, last night,
made a speech in which he said that both
political patic- had shuhed their duties
IN their South African policy, and had
dome everything 10 get rid OF their respon-
sibibintrs. This policy he said, has
been a most conspicuous failure. We
orght To accept our obligations and
.cr 10 protect friendly chiefs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

Eo-rox, May IA telegram from Pre-
sid.rt Vim. b. strong, Of the Santa fe''
.avs no passengers were Injured by the &C
rid.u, nj Fountain, Col.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

BERLIN, May l5.-A bnlctinIssued this
morning says: The Emperor's condition
!. good Iirs appetite has improved and
the difficulty he experienced in swallowing
has ls-.cnrd. His strength ha' increased.
lie had but little fever ia.t night
lae doctors are trying to persuade the
Emperor 10 iorego his appeannc" at the
Palace window, because he il deeply affect
pd 1T the enthusiasm oi the popuIacr.
Prince Bismarck has gone to Marin
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

HrkEoS, DAK.. May l5.-The Dakota
Packing and Provision house at thi7 point
waa burned this morning. LoRs $50 "o"i
covered By insurance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
Candle Factory burned.

CHICAGO, May l5.-The candle factory
Of Fltl ,erali & Co, known ~ the Dear
born Manufacturing Company, was hufht"
to the ground to-day. The loss IL eSu-
mated at ,lUu,Uu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
Dam Pedro. Fever Abs,Iug

MILAN, May l5-The Emperor Of Bra
N had less fever last night. IIypodermlc
lriectiors Of caffeine have been given TO
him to prevent paralysis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
TUE LABOR CONVENTIONS.


5 c-torduy'. Proceedings at Cincinnati
Iunrt, to Unite the Factions.
CIvG>NtTI. May l5.-At the meeting
of rhr Executive Committee OF the niCu
Labor party to-day it ws found that
ts.ay-right States were represented. Last
yras husincs, was settled up.
At noon the National Convention was
called To o,dcr in the Oieon, when the
following nominations Tor temporary OIL
.r.rs made by the Executive Committee
were ratified. Temporary Chairman, ).
p Norton, Chicago Secretary, y. ) House,
Missouri: A,.i,tant Secretary, ]. +. No
D,uaid Cincinnati. Chief Scrgeant-at-
Arms. John EurrrIl; Assistant, W. r.
Flood Cincinnati
Alter tn- uueuiug address and the ap-
porn,m,rt pf COMMITTEES, the convention
.aou-urd unt,I = p. m.
len. rfsir that 'ha rhiet difficulty before
the C1gy uljon will be the preparation oil
a uru.aru THE lrryuhIckrs, al their con
.-rrupr l,st might. made but little pr1gre>F
toward m-r.ug into the new party. Inc
Unfit o.. sentiment a. developed IN the
-lya.hss. which prolonged the session unu'
ttu.r midnight, wls in favor ul holding last
20 tI.r name and leading principles OF iA'
organ ,.uul The lultsd Labor i1ruon
shows more anxiety 10 combine, hut their
yarFrrl, ggiuciulr uf land tax Is TCpugnaut
/ 10 The Greater portion ol tine United L.".T
men The question OF union OF tie l"'
w.r.,s will perhaps be the irst TO engage
/ hntr conventions. ani il il not likely that
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

DETROIT. MIrH., May l5.-All the
rool gooms in this city and Gilman "
B,rnes' book making rooms were closed
by order Of the police to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
,II1hr .nAIts Open.

U,x,ocK. MICH, May l5.-All the
sborts If the Calumet and IIecla mine are
now op.n and the sending down OF gas has
been stopped