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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-28
INITIATED BLOOD
SerOfulOuS, Inheritednd COnta-
siouS HumOFS tired
by CGticuPa

THIOr The u,!.am Of " o.. your books
Il rect.v.I .sroUga Mr. Frat wIay, Drug
Sst Ar... Pa, 6ecaUs scq ed with your
E,ilc1ss k~...eiies, and tshe opportunity 70
testify 70 -oa thai their Ese permanently
rJIra1 me Zone OF the worst c. Gf blood pOi-
So1ing +. C.nnect,Cl win las, that ]
have ever So, and this aver been pro
nouncei iv.s-Ahle by scmcWL - physicians
IN o~urc0uniy. lake great pie N forward
Ing 70 you this testimonial, ms "a as l. l. by
you. in order :h2t sthen sl5sL oom similar
naladies may be e~ncoufsGoa bvs you Cun-
euro Remedies a mAL
R~a6srenee: FrsnkT Wray, DuaEl ADoIlo. Pa
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DEY eoops.
HeU Yofk.

NEW YORK, February 27.-Dry Goods-
Aside from the moderate inquiry usual to
Mondays mail, which took many niscel-
lausous ass0rtnents Of cot.on goods, the
market thereafter wss quiet, though for
autumn woolens the placing Of orders was
of fair staadineSS.
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TRY the CUREHAY.FEVER
DR. uN ken Ne S

Or the EiGuo- Habit. Positively
Cured By Administering DIR.
HRinss' GoldeR SpeViEc.
Il Cs1 Dc Siyea iua -uOr COteeNr a without
Ina k.a~lrGge OF o. ..r>DUs taking Is Also
lu.e.y l.sul5ss, ar. I'll eject u permanent and
speedy ere, wheth ne patent s sulOl-raiC
d1uk1- Or al alcOla wreck. lt has AsS2g.Ten
w lho-sS.1s Of ca and Ia every Instance a
perfect c.rc hes tOl.s7 I. Il HsUe grtE The sys-
EN- on. iapTsguEI.I with the Sps &c 4; BE-
CONES A. v.ter imyN lily Gr the t.,n- sppe-
lite ,0eTsSt. FOR So y LOGAN Co,
spNNEFo l-.ytsts Wheeling ". Va
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Notice to Take Dispositions.

In the Circuit conrt Of Ohio County, ". Va
Mary J. Peters ami husband
Va. In ClanCCry.
Louisa Robibson and Others
Take notice that the dispositions Of T 7. Cork.
ayne, william II. Halter and others will betsken
at the law Office Of Rubert White, No lab Chap
line sire, I. IN TIE City Of Wheeling, Ohio coun y,
In the stare Of West Virginia, on the sth day OF
March A. D.. lsSs, between the hourse OF 9oiclOck
a. m MIC O'Clock p. m, 70 be real IN violence
in the above named cause on behalf Of said
plG.aiifs. And IT. from any eau e, the taking OF
the said dispositions shall not be commenced, OF
being commenced, shall not be completed on
that day, the taking Of the same will be adjourn.
cd from time 10 time until the same shall be
completed.
MARY J. PETERS AND HUSBAND.
BY WHITE 4 ALLEN, their Attorneys.
To Lou!ss RobibSnn, Willlsm II. Robinson. Re
becca GibSoU, william Gibson. Virginia Hayne
and DoSden Cockayns.
feb9oawt
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Leave tho City 81 SOC q =. and rua every hour
Irtl go ?. n.
Leave Wheeling PARK at $50 a. N, and run
sTery hour Gun 1903 p. IA, except Church
r~alns which win leave the Park ~ so 4 N
and City a. l2:l5 2. n.
rparIntautan
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3, 2. q q hAILEIND'
BeIlAIre and GAINESVILLE through p2SsenSer trcIn
leaves Bsllatrs ~ Sac - NJ, arrives ~ belRire ~
t0) ?. N.
W5OdShesd passenger train leaves Bellaire 81
10 ,. n, arrives Ct Beuaire az s:O a. n
~Srs-marECld Accommodation leaves Bellair 81
100 n. m. arrives At BellAirs at l0:4S s. m
All trains daily except Sunday. Central stand
srd TINE from Bellsire.
nTaESlISG AND SIN GAOYk x Z.
Or Sud GnCr Monday, October 81, 1857, Trains
oqths Wheeling and ElmGroTeR &, wtnrun as
E,11,.,
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LIVE STOCR.
Chicago,

N'A " 49,
eeipts 1900 head; shipments 1000 head;
market excited and prices ao2 higher; ship
ping steers s. &0a5 20; stockers and feed
ers s. 40a3 IS; COWS, bulls and mixed
s. 00a3 60; Texas cattle 81 40s4 %.
Hogs-Receipts 5000 head shipments
1000 head; market stronger and 5alOc
higher; mixed S. l0l5 40; heavy S. 35a
5 go; light 81 95a5 50; skiPs So 25A 20.
Shesp-Rsce;p;s 1900 head; shipments
1000 head; market stronger; natives So 90
as 40; western 81 s0a5 IS; Texans s. 30a
4 90; lambs S. 0Oa6 GO.
New York.
NEW YoRS, February 81. -Beeves-Re-
ceipts 1890 lead; making $3.50 head for
the week; market active and firm and
higher; common 10 prime steers s. 25a5 SIS;
hest do S. 75; common TO choice bulls
81 6Oai00.
Shecp-Receipts $500 head, making o.
900 head for the week; market frmer and
higher at 81 50ai 60 for sheep; $6 GoA7 SO
for lambs.
Hogs-Receipts $500 head, making a.
200 head for the week; market fra feeling
and nominal; valaes IS 40a5 10.
East Liberty.
EAST Liberty, February 7.-Cattle
Receipts 1,l2l head; shipments 532 head;
market active and 10al5c higher than last
weeks closing.
Hogs Receipts 5000 head; shipments
3, 400 head; market fair; Pbiladelphias
S. 70a5 IS; mixed IS 60a5 IS; Ycrkers
S. 35a5 IS; eolamon 20 tair S. l5a5 80;
piss 81 75a5 90.
sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
1000 head; market slow at last weeks
closing prices.
Ciroinoat..
CINCINNATI, O., February 27.-Hogs-
Active; common and light 81 00a5 80;
packing and butchers' S. % as IS; receipts
2,4i0 head; shipments 155 head.
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to the immigration Convention to meet In
Wheeling next Wednesday. The delegates
appointed ore for Cameron district: Mayor
James W. Dunlevy, w. NJ. Newell, o.
Cook, DIR. ]. c. Mccullough, P. E Rich
ardson, ". NJ. Kincaid, ]. W. Mathews,
Sam Rsinheimer, r. 8. Watson, j. A.
Chambers, Col F. w. H. Baldwin, j. A.
Bane, John Ingram, Joseph ~LAudenslsger,
ST., and Robert Crawford. For Liberty
District-D. Yanken, Ssm Howard, John
81. McGlumphey, VIM. Mathews, Jere-
miah Fish, Abner Shamrock, c. Laugh,
John Grandon, J.. A. Rice, A. ]. Mathews,
J. E. McClerey, W. H. Cousls and Il. s
White. For Webster District c. E Bell,
Hon. J. 7. MeCombs, j. Hegerman, G. W.
Seaton, E. Stewart, G. A. Jones, John
Hatsell, J. Ingersoll, John Parker, Reuben
Dorsey, J. P. Stewart, William Phillips,
G. Dorsey and Thomas Elders.
W. MOORE, Secretary.
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IY-HpLEUk.
New Tork.

NEW YORK, February 27.-Petroleum-
Closed steady at 9Jsc; highest S4c; low
est 9lic: opened at s2e; sales $3.50, coo
barrels.
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Pittsburg.

PrrTsBURe, February q. -Petroleum-
Active, bot closed steady; opened at s2e;
closed st s3sc; highest safe; lowest Cite.
Bradford.
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Tbeelins Sssister
6rarGltrs 6nidG

A RRIyAL AND DEPARruRE OF TRAINS-
\ OF REFEHxScE MARKS: sDaily.
SUNDAY excepted. Monday excepted Sun-
dsy only. saturday excepted.-Io Meridian.
Feb-uAry y, lSS Wheeling time. when "a
E,sI one hour earlier than Central Time;
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jefferson County.

To the Editor cj he Register:
CHARLRsTowN, W. VA, February 81.
SR:-At a public meeting held at the
Court House, Saturday, twenty-five dele
gates were appointed to represent the
county in the Wheeling convention.
II was resolved that the delegates to the
Wheeling convention be requested to bring
to the attention Of that body the subject OF
necessary legislation by Congress for the
relief Of the agricultural and other over
burdened interests Of the State and that
State and county committees should be
permanently organized to act in this direc-
ton.
Interesting remarks upon various sub
iects were made during the progress OF
the meeting, by Hon. D. B. Lucas, B.
c. Washington, hon. James d. Grove,
DIR. J. V. Simmons, Capt. Geo. Baylor
and others.
NM. H.. TRAvRRs,
Chairman.
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AdittnaI.
A
BkhOut GatSrrh.

bus membrane, that wonderful
:, surrounding the delicate It's
IA food passages, that Catarrh
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Opened at s2sc; closed at 93sc; highest
sitc; lowest 91sc; clearances 1,s20,OOO
barrels.
Tffusvi1Ie.
TrrusynLH, February 2a-Petroleun
Opened at s2sc; highest 94fc; lowest
91}c; closed at $500.
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AND 0h

pepsrturc Of Trains nom "
time. Schedule In efIecs Febr1A
Exprua for Chicago and IT,
q m, ssto p N. and i0W p n -
m. daily except Saturday.
Express fur Cincinnati and 8
daily and u:iS p. N, daily exc
Columbus and Cincinnati
For Solanbus. s.sca N. dan
daily sIesp. Saturday. and =
'' RspSs ss>i sor w.hinsseu, .
Philidelphia and New Yofk.
For Pittsburs and wsshinrd
and Up m. Dolly: Expreea, 81
daily except Sunday. Addude(
Warrington, Pa $40 p. n. datI
For houndNilis. i2so nooa.
for Grafton, s.s .. n, daily
Fer Cumberland, So N,
Tor 9. crsurills, rs
ard b.tS p. n daily exoeps Bun
HIprees trains arrive hon
80 Q. m. Q. m. and SIS p n
Il. daily except Monday.
Expires trains arrive nom .
cinnsii, 500 o m and SIS p =
EIpresp trains arrive nom Ihi
more and Warrington. D..
trains arrive nom Colunbd
6:t6 p. m. daily, and lob q
Sunday.
Trains arrive nom PittsbuFu. 1
and l2:tS p. m. and 6;S p. N. d,
day, and lilo p. m. daily exnops
40 O. m. Sunday only.
Trains krrive from WAahingtDas
daily except Sunday.
Prom houndsvills, lto p -
Sunday.
Trains arrive trom tsrafson. -
cept sunday.
4 aims arrive from Cumbsfian<
daily except Sunday.
From 81 ClAinvtlle. i0:s5 q -.
and s:30p. N daily excepl sunday
Baggage called for and CHECKED
residenoes on orders len q TcA
Market street. and ~ Depot
Cen.
". n. CLKNKNTs, Manager.
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We the undersigned Banhs and Bankers Wi
pay all Prizes drawn IN The Louisiana State 10
tsries which may be presented Al our ounter..
j. n. OGLESBY, Pres. Louisiana Natl Bsnt
PIERRE EhNACX, Pres state Natl Bsns
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Natl hanl
CARL HOHN, Pres. Union Naticral 3
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COTTON.
New York

New York.
NEW YORK, February T.-Cotton-
Quiet; uplands 10 916c; Orleans 10 IL
Ice; futures steady; February 10.45c;
March 10.5Oe: April 10. 5sc; May 10.66c;
June 10. T3c; July 10.75c; August lotto;
September 10. 25c; October 9.s3c; Noyem-
Der and December 9s3c.
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Marshan County.

CAMERON, W. Va, February %.
To The Editor Of he Register.
SRA large and enthusiastic meeting
was held here tonight to select delegates
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TRIMBLE 4 LUTZ.

pf VIRTUE or TIE AUTHORITY vDfvD
ceassd, ] vf1, - ex ecsss, on
sATUnDAY, 1A1CM o, laos,
besInrfpg q 10 o'clocks = ssli n vutfie -.
ton a. the noeIh ffyos 61oF d M On 49,
q Ohio 90 MY. u he cry 81 WhssafnG 49,
lowing CSnfre whessfpg propsfy.
l. Ls q On the oofkei86mGs(Msla 49,
and Aley II, With SosS 1wo0oD 49,
thereon, fmvtfng % d ed -
2 30 much q La 0M
g: e: : =: ~, z: !;
Bss.ssi fsers!a5s1esfLaE
q 1ho0sSn Utootssbes a La e
|ecoey uleofDfGf sain steG Sd A. q
koying bDDou erected tvo fHooU
UDu>eB 1qB(ing On ths vea nde q Hefaf
a11f1K 1uo-Foy srek Houses foocGN
45ky - IN sn-.tefLotH s1jcins . d buCE
tbs. lsrt devised b. ~ VII {. ffe1ss 3.
Aaiet. and en enssoo ne fsc.t ADa kilsyn
scuthvar1 % tne centre hns o ths nossA pln.
81 q viii be msle IN such parcels - vfU =
mot beneficial % the eGt.teL
TEKxs % SALE -0oe<bird an1 - nneh nnss
Ct the purchase money - the purrhoser ~
elcf n D >, cah; and he rpidus In two asuul
pA-roents In one and tuo ye~n With fnerrvR
frun dsy Of sale payable annue1s, pnka
god pefsonal HcDffty o Ne dsen tber1gt1
the psrchas ~ ami q - 70 b. aecnsed By aa<tS
fartory insurance, aud The die % - reatno1
until payment In fall
gzecntof q Thsun T. WinA dNmMl
JsBySy, Ancuoaee. ~
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DrrTsBURG, CIsunGlkN
= LOUIS RAILR0A4
(Pan candle Rcuts) unA1
November 18th, iss7, cet4 MN
tral Standard Tine: luf
burgh, So q d IL ~
s,eubenytlls 511d.
ConSiumbus and q
whaling q s;u q n,
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~scpnErLOEs CLtRs.

LANES z Richardson; Custom se, New Or
lasnS On oath says IN tStO lDus ulcers
hrnke out On ms boy unlllWat nsSs OF cor
vnntion. verythlg known 70 lusdicnl fac
nltv was tied in vSI oera1e Esrs wreck,
% times could rol ~ my ny hesd,
cnnld MOI turn in ei W. A.gu rain, and
Iooked upsn life sStsSS y" 90 cure in
Tan years. In LsY .eE1'l ZEE |C--B Reno
sworn 20 before :. Con =. JpTSoRp.
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aFoRGE D. CALDWELL
ALfRED CALnHELL.

To the nonresident cessndanb, Frances EiIs-
beth ehsw, William Bnighton shaw, Emily
Bower. Abraham Bower, a-d John Z Ne
kennan, assignee In bankruptcy Of Arthur n.
1eece. fe9oant
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oJR LAND TITLES

has been \ grat Iupediment 10 tie settle
nent Of " State, but the fixing OF the
statute Of = ta:iOns to ten years in 1860,
and the subsAseht prOvisi9rs of the Con-
stituiion IN ~ relation, have done much
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-28

nHIo RIVER RAILROAD.
Time table taxing eject DHCKNBKR r. ~,
Passenger uains VIII run - h~uows-OentNi
time:
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Take notice thrt the deposiiions Of Mar Teece.
Sarah A rifer, -lfred Z. Smith. Alfred raidwe1
sitions OF said Mary Teece and Sarah A. Pifsr Al
their re Hence. IN Buckhanon. In Upshur conn.
y, west Virgins on the 10Th day "a March A.
d. lss between tie bours Of Q Q n and 0. m.
and TIE dispositions o; Alfred Z smith. Aired
Caldwell, ovsT tie German Bank. on Market
stree In iks city q wheeling, IN the STATE Of
wes Virginia, on the 9th day OF March, A. %,
1853. between the ho1Ys Of Q O'Clock q m ands
o'c!ocs p. N, 10 be read In evidences IN The above
II, from any cause. the taking OF izid dispositions
shall not be co1maneed. or being Commented.
shall no. Be completed on that day, the takirs
Of TIE ssne VIII BE- adjourned fson tins 70 lime
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-28

WNu@A9ANn
surrounding the delicate US
IesuSN "a food passages, that CAiaFrh
Z,~oughnld once established II
,,SNlto The very yitalS and renders LIE ont =
SrSEawn breath OF misery sp1 disease, Gun
- he sense Of hearing, trsnmcllng the power
TQsejh, destroying tie faulty OF smell can't
~ Ire breath, aud killing the rcanet pleasures
Tis>ta IpStdiously, BY creep ng on nom =
Srp,e cCld In the head, IL assaults the memoIa
49, Nupg and eavelops the bones sSuhs
Sy.gh he delicate cOalS aud causing imam.
-Snon. loughing and death. Nothing short OF
"a CradcauOn viii secure health tothepalenI
~ all tOeyiStivCs are simply prOcra>tlnSteu
s.FsriaE leading 70 natal terminal on SAS'
NSSps RADICAL CuEE, BY ERhnllgoa and o. ~.
49, administration, has never taiIed, e'eu
TA,u lh' dtSease has mate fTjghttul inro9ls on
SFtA,ECcnSctutiOuS, hearing, smell anu vase
ave stI recovered, and The disease thorough
t-S-y, NuL''
"S,vY, IS RADICAL CURE consists Of one Cot
FsN the RADICAL CURE, one box CArAEEHAL
S.vENT. and one IMPROVED lSHlLEE, ne0y
TSppst 10 oGe psSkSSe, with vul direcNoAS
FS,,Tss pRUa & CEEyucAL Co. BnSpOS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-28

" do hereby certify mat VIC supervise the
ARRANGEMENTS for all the Monthly and Quarterly
Drawings OF the Louidana State LOTTERY Com.
pany, and in person manage and control ne
drawings themselves, and that the same are COZ
ducted with honesty, fairness, aud In good faith
toward ali parties, and We authorize the COMPANY
10 use this certificate, With fac-stniles OF our zig
natures attached. n liz ADVERTISEMENTS"
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS

In the Circuit Court Cor Ohio county, wes. Viz
ginia:
Georga B. Caldwell and AlSedl
Caldwell, trustees, In Chancey
Va Pending.
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Under schedule In e1scs.
leave Bridgeport Ohio. o.
Por Pittsburgh and Clcvcl
D. n. For fttsburgh, iosi
yflle, t:it p. m Fer eteul
For Martins Ferry. tsDAu
Bridgeport at 7;S Q w
t.s4 =. m, ksSn N and sN3
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Cincinoat..

CINCINNATI, O., February 27.-Hogs-
Active; common and light 81 00a5 35;
packing and butchers' S. 25 as IS; receipts
2,4i0 head; shipments 155 head.
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ONE or TIE " RSy ,rz

HC0nts, q skfh, a dtiTelT g. nj
lrAuplopi ,cflcura Sap STpalgN.
ryracGrs hnterusHg wESm &sg uya.I
tdnesnI kere. Prize CCTCCRA& SoR,
sod syt(n 81. Prepare ty the eo-TEs
"a: cuCAL Co, BOS.1, AaA
nSrs LM"H0w 70 Cur an 22es q
tStionS and 100 lestlGoGtaS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-28

Tn THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUNTY,
l. West Virginia.
Mary J. Peters and James Peters, her husband,
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oc2eeod
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-03
mn. POWDERLY,s pRo.rrnr
ne seeks 10 Unite an Tabor organi,oo,,o,,,
De- Que Erdsrafio,,.

nc SEEKS 10 Unite an tabor 0rganj.ao,Io,.
tt Que Federation.
Philadelphia dispatch. Grand Me-.
workman Powderly to-day made tbo
lrst arrangement toward securing the
federation aud co operation of ali tbe
labor organizations Of the country bv
sending kilograms TO the convention -
the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Fngi-
neers at Richmond, aud 10 the Brother.
hood Of Railroad Brkemen, which il
IN session at Columbus. The dispatch
TO the engineers was as follows:
PHILADELPHIA. - T.. NJ ArtLrr
Grand Chief Engineer BrotberLnnJ =,
i'oeOhollie Engineers, Richmond, Va.
Accept maternal greeting and best
wishes Tor successful session. Will
your convention consent 10 fraternal co.
operation with other labor organiZa.
mons TO the end that all disputes NAV
ns properly aud equitably adjusted?
ne time Is now at hand when all the
labor organizations OF the continent.
iorselinl OF the past, should Cooperate
on essentials for the welfare OF ALI Our
hand Is extended IN friendship"
The dispatch 10 the brakemen's broth.
erhoOd WAS A. follows:
'PHMApELPHIA- Convention OF Broth.
erhood Of Railway Brakemen, Colum.
bus. O.-Cannot steps be taken 10 effect
an understanding between oil the labor
organizations that the interests of all
may be guarded through cooperative
Efforts IA all cases Of dispute and in
seeking legislation for labor? Nav sue.
cess crown your efforts and may no hand
turn the brake that will stop the wheels
u progress aud fraternity"
II certainly expect good results from
this, remarked Mr.. PoWderly this after.
noon. Shortly after tile Burlington
strike began several prominent mem
beFs Of tl4e brotherhood came 10 see mo
- Scranton aud orr interview Was such
as 10 convince mo that something could
10 done 70 bring about a better
state OF feeling between the two or.
sanizailons We arc already working
"a conjunction with the brotherhood on
the Inioa Pacific and are ready 10 co.
operate with them on all other roads.
nor does this refer only 20 the engineers,
hTemen and brakeman, hut 10 all other
labor organizations atm in favor Of a
federation Of them all
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-03
How They Differ.

NtS MOlhcs AeAuets
The New York Tribune blames the
Democratic administration for the specu-
lation in wheat and consequent rise in the
price of -four and bread. That great
organ OF Republicanism insists that il the
administration had not made money so
plenty by purchasing bonds the specu-
lators would not have been able to specu.
late. Thus the matter is charged up to
Cleveland's administration.
On the other hand. candidate Harrison
inlimates that If he were President he
would turn over the whole surplus 10 the
bondholders and spectators at their own
terms in the matter of premiums, and
Blaine furiously berates the administra-
ton because il is engaged in piling up the
surplus and refusing TO use any of il in
the payment Of the public debt,
That the Republicans are hard pressed
Tor valid argument is well illustrated by
it's chief organ assailing the administra-
Il II for buying too many government
bonds, while AZ the same time their can
tiidale declares that ii does not buy
enough. and their "uncrowned king"
says that il does not buy any, Such
conflict Of opinion simply makes Repub-
lican argument on The subject ridiculous
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-03
THE err rs BANKRUPT

Cleveland dispatch: There is about
$3.50. 900 belonging TO the city deposited
in half dozen banks, but the bonds,
men Of Axworthy. the dcfaulting treas.
urer, have attached it and the result is
that the city is bankrupt. Hayes, u
member Of the council has been placed
in charge Of the Office to act as treasurer
until Axworthy's successor Is elected.
AT present there is only s., 900 in the
city's vaults,
4 meeting Of the board of aldermen
was hold tonight and the Office of city
treasurer was declared vacant, The
mayor was authorized bya resolution to
issne notes 70 the amount of 5000, 900 to
tide over the temporary financial strin-
rency. The act of this board will have
"a he confirmed nt the meeting of the
council Friday night before its legisla-
ton can become n law
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-03
TIcrIMIzING TINE RAILROADS..

Chicago dispatch: All railroad compa,
mics which receive stock for shipment
allow transportation for the necessary
numberof attendants to take car of ami.
mails On route. This, it is said, has been
the basis of extensive forgeries. If a lot
of cattle is to be shipped from Omaha To
Chicago, for instance, several idlers,
glad of chance TO get ride to Chicn.
go, are signed in agreement ms cattle
droyers, When the car reaches Chicago
the oilers of course do not want to re.
turn, and the people who obtained trans
portation agreements then make them
sign false names to the pass receipts,
and then turn round sum into their
pockets by selling the return passes to
ticket scalpers William Kline. James
Mack. Harry Lewis and T. b. Hitch, of
Wyoming, We're arrested by a Pinkerton
operator this morning and brought be-
fore Justice Lyon for forgery, ON com
plant of the Burlington railroad. which
has been of the principal victims of
such sharpers MS have been described.
They were held over for hearing.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-11-03
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ptoopr scEYr IN A cnuRCH.

Fulton Mo- dispatch: Inst night
about s o'clock and during services IN
the Pilgrims Rest (colored church
there was bloody scene enacted. While
lhe choir was singing the opening hymn
Jackson Emmerson drewa revolver from
,ss ,,cl.ct md. pointing il at his wife,
t I$ Fmmerson, fred without effect
iie then fired again, the ball entering
u,o inck Of the houd and coming ont
Spoyc the owes, killing her instantly,
INA fond then fired two more shots INTO
her BODY and left the church. Suhse..
onently lac gave himself up TO- me an-
tlorities. and Is now IN JAIL li nS cause
e ibn shooting is not known. The col
oroI peoplo are greatly excited, and talk
- lrnching Is heard among them, Tho
colorrd preached jumped through q VIM
1ow and the entire congregation st'm-
neded from the church