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FIGHTING FIRE SEVEN DAYS.
Horrible Experience Of the Crew Of the
CniOnist in Mid-llceam.

HOrrthIc Experience Of the Grew OF the
unionist in Mid-tDcean.
NEW YORK, Oct. s.--The British steamer
Unionist arrived to-day. Ii had thrill
ing experience i'm mid ocean. The ship
caught fire and all ON board had to fight
the flames seven days and nights. The
vessel expected to make the trip from
Liverpool in sixteen days. Ii sailed from
that port September II and the fire broke
out September u, being preceded by "a
terrific explosion which shook the vessel
nearly apart. The fire was confined To
the hold of the vessel. and the saving of
the Unionist and the preservation of the,
crew are akin To miraculous. A number
OF scamcn were injured hut none fatally.
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A Morocco Merchant Ask. Rsdre..-

WASHINGTON. Oct. s.-Mr. Benzuli, n
merchant of TanRier, Morocco, accom-
panied ny an interpreter, called on Prcsi-
dent Harrison to-day, and laid before him
his complaint against William Reid
Lewis, United States consul at Tangier,
for alleged false imprisonment two years
ago. The investigation Of his case re-
suited i'm his complete exoneration, and
he asks suitable rcparation for the intii9-
nifty and fferings endured because of the
consul's acts. President Harrison told
him an investigation would he made, and
sent 20 Secretary Blaine the papers be-
fore him.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-09

NEw YORK, Oct. s.-Charlcs Etman.
aged 40, lincman employed by tho
Mahattan Electric Light company. WINS in
stantly killed this afternoon while repair
ing n wire. The numerous fatalities which
have eretssvesl-sScensly have casss~si
light companies in this city. i'm which hes
says that these frequent accidents make
il incumbent upon the authorities to exer~
else every power conferred upon them to
completes the speedy burial of these wires
The mayor proposes To bring the subjss's
before the board of electrical control to-
morrow and suggests that rcpresentas-
ton OF cnch company be present.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-09

BUFFALO, Oct. s.-This morning Charles
+. Orri-, who lived with his mother, Mrs.
Mary King, shot and killed her while
sleeping and then suicided by cutting his
throat. Orris left N note saying he was
tired OF living. and his mother could not
get along without him, he decided to end
her suffering also. After cutting his
throat Orris sat down and smoked .
cigarette while he bled to death.
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No More secret Divorces.

NEW YORK. Oct. s.-As n result of the
Flack divorce case, the Judges OF the SUI
preme court of this city have come out
against secret divorce. AZ meeting To
day, which WAS attended by every judge of
the bench. il was resolved henceforth that
there will be no more references in actions
for absolute divorce, and they will be tried
in open court at the April term.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-09

PARIS. Oct. s.-The Boulangiss con-
servative coalition has been finally rup-
tured. The GouiOis tconservative) sAys:
.rhe conservatives worked with the Bos,-
langists to obtain q revision OF the consti
tuition. That measure IL now buried. The
conservatives will nov resume liberty OF
action" The SOt<ii (Orleaniss) consiSAers
Gen. Bouinnger as good a. dead.
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r.rch..e OF silver for Doiiar..

wAsHrNoros, ID. C., Oct. s,-Durin9 the
present week the treasury department
has purchased at satisfactory prices 4l6,O ,OCO
ounces Of silver for coinage into standard
dollars. OF this amount 75.OOO ounces il
to he delivered at the New Orleans mint,
4O.OO ounces To the Carson City mint, and
3Oi 600 ounces 10 the Philadclphia mint.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-09
Yesterday. HAIL Games.

Cincinnati - Cincinnati 10, Kansas
City 3.
Baltrmore-B Baltimore D, Brooklyn Il.
Cams. called ut the end of the seventh in
ming ON account of darkness.
acknowledgements =, -. Louis 3.
CoIUMBCs: The Athletics failed To
rive to-day pwing To the railroad accident,
and the game given To Columbus by n
score OF . to D.
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sNoLANo's DISASTROUS STORM.
The Aggregate Loss oG Property VIII Be

LONDON. Oct. s.-The storm which
swept over England and Ireland ycstcr-
day seems tn have done "a tremendous
amount of damage. The reports of
casualties come i'm hourly, and the aggrc-
gate loss OF property will bc enormous.
Several lives are known tn have been
lost. The telegraph service is badly
crippled 10y the gales aud rain. Damags,
il known to have been done in nearly
every county of England and Ireland.
Serious injury is sustained tby many I,so-
uls " Iln.s, houses have ts,cn wrecked.
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Death Of Prof. Nour~~.

WASHINGTON. Oct. s.-Prof Joseph T..
Nourse of the United States navy, died at
his home in Georgetown to-day. He was
horn i'm this city i'm 1873. He was on duty at
the naval observatory. this city, TOR some
years proceeding 1ss1 when he WAS re-
tired.
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New YoRK, Oct. s.-The finance conn
mittec Of the worlds fair organization to-
day reported to the committee that they
would guarantee the raising OF 1--WE mil
lion dollars to show congress that New
York was thoroughly i'm earnest in the
movement. The report WAS signed by J.
Pierrcpont Morgan. August Belmont, G.
Vanderbilt, John IL. Inman, Samuel ID.
Baip,ock and j. Edwards Simmons.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-09

LA LIRERArED, win Galveston, Oct. g.
The Central American congress has 10 far
held three sessions. The delegates are
working harmoniosisly and earnestly sO-
ward compiling a list of articles applica-
BILE to the future republic OF Central
America.
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6-hnrxrsi with Attenps To n

Charged with Atseunps tn Murder.
LONDON, Oct. s.-Captain Lawler. OF
the boat Reversing. brought before
magistrates at Portsmouth to-day and
charged with an attempt To murder. The
prisoner was remantled pending recovery
of the hailiH.
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Another Rsskh~.prr Gone wrong.

AuotmSr HsuoxxeSp<r ssU"c "sO"8'
CHICAGO. Oct. "a. X. Peck, confiden-
tial bookkeper i'm the Chicago office OF r.
Lorillar<i q Co.. has disappeared. Ii is
stated that he has overxlrawn the firms
money to the extent of several thousand
dollars.
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Mr.. Rurnets lnjureSi.

LONDON. Oct. s.-Frances HotiRson Bur
nett, the authoress, is seriously i'll. She Is
suffering from shock caused by the
overturning OF her cart while out driving
yesterday.
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A Democrat Resigns.

BOSTON, Oct. s.-United States District
Attorney Calvin has sent his resignation
to the president. Calvin IL democrat
and WINS appointed in 1857.
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A Medical Amphitheas~r burned.
PARIS. Oct. s.-The great amphitheater
of the school of midicine WAS destroyed
by fire to-day.
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emperor Willin@ 0hves . nnnNose
BERIIN, Oct. s.-The British squadron
arrived at Kiel to-day. Emperor WtutArn
gave q banquet In honor of the Enslish
officers.
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Z O'LEARY, Attorney and Counselor at Law.

Practices In all of the state and United states
tention given TO Mining Properties ana MINING rn,
ertv Rented and Rents Collected. once roOins
And Matte Block, corner of FIRST ana OsAk
streets, Anaconda, Mont.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-20

to weigh ard pass upon the claims of this,
thsl or the other party hack for this, that
or the other petty Office. His civil service
promises have bseR -hamelessly and bra
zenly violated, and he hrs turned over the
government patronage 10 the purity and
m0desty of machine trick, Q IL Of the type
Of Mahoos, Qlay and Plat making such
men leading eSp1nents and mouth piece,
Of a party ~bich vas once proud 10 bOz-,
Of Lincoln, Sumner and Oonkling as It's
guiding spirits. To this hour the fofego-
inc Is the sam and substance of last ytaJ's
Republican victory. Pennsylvania Re
gnblcaes have hit prohibition = blow be-
lOR the bit, wt,ls Massachusetts, has
stabb q Sc benesih the 9th rib, and the
Iowa eud ONO brethren have prosecuted
liquor dealers n All directions. The South
is now Threatened with election laws,
With reduction az it's electoral strength
aud ita Congressional representation and
bsholds another attempt to revive the old
carpet-bsg governments. The promise Is
made that Democratic members Of Congress
shall be unseatsd by wholesale and retail
ald that partisan legislation shall be the
order of the day In tho pressut Congress.
Tanner has been permitted 70 rob
tia Treasury aud tquander the
surplus, Government clerks quietly take
hundreds Of thousands Of dollars of the
tsxss for their own benefit by process
called re-rsting. while deserving applicants
tor pan lions are kept in the back ground.
NEPOTIsNI IN TIRE WHITE HOUSE.
Harrison fattsns mis- relatives on the fat
offices, while worthy party leaders kick
their heels in the cold. Wages have not
risen aud wOrkingmen are steadily strik-
ing against attempts 10 lessen their earn
iBgs.
Have the people discovered that the
change was for their benefit? What has bsen
done or attempted for their benefit? Noth-
ing. They have looked on from afAr and
with contempt upon a President and a
party, which in happy unity believes that
the welfare OF America and Americans ia
found, and found alone IL giving petty Of
ices 20 party uDderliDgs and camp follow
era. Eight months OF Harrison have sick
ened and disgusted bis Own party. A re-
volt has come and 70 stay. Men have discov
cred that Tariff reflrm is not an evil and
they are no longer 70 be made children Of
The schOolmaster is abroad, the campaign OF
education and enlightenment ID winning
recruits 20 the cause Of the people day by
day. Hundreds Of thousands Of voters see
that there is more in government than the
offices. They know that the times are
out Of j9int at present, and that the disiri-
button Of the spOils Of Office is Of no bene-
it to them.
They ere beginning to zee that the tariff |
must be oysrhau.ed, aud they intend that
unless this be done by the powers that be,
that the Democracy shall, in 1892. take e
vigorous and enduring hold.
JOHN D. PENDLETON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-20
ELECTIONS


IConiinuedIfrOm Fiyst Page
ard in ls-2 the tidal wave Of 1874 was re-
pea cd IN an its sweep and volume. It's
success I'm 1888 IL even more quickly re-
sented, for The people have 10 memory and
/ have learned 90 cherish With higher honor,
/ as it rtcsdsa into history, the admiu'sira-
I ton of Grover Cleveland, with its aggrss-
/ sive courage and intrepid fidelity to them.
They are learning that Cleveland fell IN
battling for ihsir rights; tha. he was
stricken down because be would not besray
the trust they had given him, and they
mean % tske bin upon their shoulders aud
bear him iu triumph back To- the White
House 10 90. and may you and Dretn-
rem be there % 81 G 10 done
On the great issues Of to-day q msJority
Of The people of this country are and al
ways have bsen Dsmocrats-sOme Of them
pcss. hly like the msn who had been speak
ing prose an his life without knowing II,
or VET unconscious Of the fact They re-
sent the Intrusion Of the federal power IN
TIE afairsof the States. They resent the
intolerabls burden Of government by
special interests.
PLUrOCRACY AGAINST DEMOCRACY.
Buti t is well TO remember always, IS
Mr.. Tnden wisely said. that the Demo-
cratic party has 10 START TO the polls with
much more than a majority to count on a
msilIity of votes in the ballot boxes. Ibe
money power Is and always has been its
impiacable enemy. That power has never
become truly loyal 10 free government IL
Is not willing 70 trust itself 10 the people.
IL aims 60 control the government aud TO
use Il as o machine for it's Own enrichment
10 demands Il close government, govern
ment OF PRIVILEGE, and 20 IN every general
election n be Democratic party encounters
lbs giQauii and we'll lmassed force, exeried
la every form thai such powef can display
itself; ia coercion aud.,errorism; IN all
TIE methods CT deception and delusion, ard
If necessary, in every form OF bribery, d.
rect add indirect Aud thus we lose many
who start out With rs to fight the peoples
battles. The elections just held are there
fore full of encouragement, ana full OF ad-
ploaition 30 us. Their lesson to us H. Or
eaaiz-, Organic Keep theis u,s clearly
defined Def re- The people. and press stead
uy the advantages gained. Form Demo
cratic Societies everywhere az tue propa-
gands 0t true faith; AS the common
schools Of Trustworthy, unselhsh citizen
ship, that will be too enlightened to he de-
luted OF cri1led. and VIII value 70 hlgaly
the precious rights 40 stake, 20 desert them
for coercion or batter them ior.prics.
WM. L. WILSON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-20
TARIFF REFORM WON.
Congressman Jsokson's OPlniOn-A Word
90 West virginia Democrats

Congressman JsoksOn's OplniOn-A Word
20 West Virginia Democrats
PARRERsBURG, November 16, 1889.
jas. B. Taney, Esq.
DEAR SIR: In the hurry attendant
upon the closing up of the brief in my
case, l have only time to write a word or
two in reply to yOur request.
The results OF the recent elections surely
bring great encouragement to the Democrat
ic party throughout the country. Local
issues did not altogether AID alone secure
them, bat in my judgment national ques-
tions contributed in no sIaall degree TO
our success, and chief among these was
tariff reform. TIE people last fall, not
having time prior to the election to inform
themselves thoroughly upOn the unjust,
unequal and onerous provisions con-
tanned ir our present tariff laws,
eere misled By the specious argu-
ments of designing m n, and the false
cdarge Of Free Trade so freely and v0eif-
yously uttered by cur opponents, sglinst
all who advocated Tariff Reform, and thus
were induced TO vote against Cleveland
ald the Democratic nominees in great
many Of the States aud especially in our
own.
But wonderful change is now going on
everywhere. upon this question. Hardly
A day passes hut we meet some persons
who voted the Republican ticket last fall,
who now regret such action, and who have
determined hereafter TO vote in favor Of
those who advocate reform Of the present
tariff laws This sentiment is largely at
work now, in our own State, as we'll IS
elsewhere.
] believe that with proper organization
West Virginia will give her old-tme DEM
0crstic majority. OHIO ia her recent cleo
lion is IA example of what may be sccom-
plished by united and harmonious De-
mocracy. For the first time in many
years 81 factions and interests united in
support of the Democratic nominees, and
the result was 8 triumphant victory for
the Democracy.
The same result can be attained in our
State. Let all factiOnsl fights be buried,
and every Democrat work for the success
Of the party, and thus for the common
good Of all me people. LIST Us nominate
good and true men for Office, and then all
strive in every honorable way TO elect
them Let rs demonstrate that Demo.
cratic principles best suhserve tie inter.
ests Of the people, and they will be with
US and STAY with as.
Above all, let US securesuccess by de-
serving IT,
There are many other matters that
might be mentioned as indicating a change
in the attitude Of the people toward the
Democratic party, but have not the time
now to refer 70 them "a l should like to.
J. NJ. JACKSON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-20

Name OF Person
charged with tax
es.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-20
We Import the Rags.


On the use of shoddy in the United
States as a substitute for high-taxed wool,
the Philadelphia Record calls attention 20
the fact "that 70 wooden rags or shOddy is
sent from this wealthy country to be made
iato clOtbirg for the psuper' population Of
Europe. Not pound of this vile refuse
il exported. Unc er a tariff system which
puts a prohibitory tax on fine foreign
woods, rags and shoddy are materials Of
too much value in the home market for
expectation. While all the domestic rags
are gathered up for manufacturing pur-
poses, increasing quantities Of foreign rags
ara coming into the country" In addi-
tion to the domestic supply, nearly 1000
600 pounds Of wooden rags, shOddy and
waste we're imported during the last nine
months, OF more than double the quanty
of their importaiions during the CORES
pondiug period OF 1883 The Americans
seem to prefer this stuff for clothirg to the
fine heeces Of the Argentine Republic, on
which we put prOhibitOry duty, and
then gruut because South America does
not trade with rs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-20

GOD Iroasidss, ~ whipped two English
sbips nj once, and won for himself, also,
the name Of 'Irousides," which ne fur
Their gave to the estate that be left to HE
daughter and from which she was threat
eued with eviciio'.
There ia not p more glorious name in The
history Of the American navy than that Of
CHARLES STEWART, who died in 1863 at
the great age OF 81. not living to rejoice in
the fame Of his grandson and nsmesake
CHARLES STEWART PARNELI-
10 was not doubted that as soon as thai
grandson should learn Of his mother,
needs he would insist On adding Tire car,
Of her maintenance to his already greAI
burdens. But the American people hav'
not permitted him TO DO 30. They ought
10 and will make Mrs. PARNELL's declin
ing years comfortable without further
taxing her son whose self-sscrices iu bis
country's interests are aIcidy almost be
yond human endurance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-20
HARRISON MAD AT Tux GERMAN

HARRISON MAD AT Tux GERMANS
Wisconsin Republicans favor the ap-
pointment Of ex. Congressman GUENrHEB
to be Consul General to HAVANA. Last
week Senator SAwYER called at the White
House 10 Mr.. GUENTHER's interest and
this conversation took place:
senator Sawyer. "Nr President called upon
YOU TO iay 90 see 81 you would nol ac, mvorahy
inGucnthcr's case. and make him Consui-,ien.
crsl at Havana
President Harrison. "lt does nos seem Co me
that this is good time 90 press Mr.. 6ucuther''
case. amer hat The Germans have done in Ohio
and Iowa
The Senator tried in vain to smooth
matters over and finally left the White
House n a white heat and related this ex.
ample Of Mr.. HARRiSON's naIrow-minded-
mess to two friends The indications seem
TO be that the Communication have no
more use for BENJAMIN HARRISON than
be has for them. But they have the adj
vantage Of him. since they can get slong
without him better than he and his party
can without them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-20

The Marinsburg Herald designates Sen
ator FAULKNER as the GoRNAN Of West
Virginia politics Uadsr this classified
tion Mr. GoFF would probably be Boss
QUAY, Col ATEINsoS, the faithful DUD-
Ky. and FUD MCGISNIs and his mule
pass az q counterfeit of Col. CLARRsoN.
Here the comparison ends. West Virginia
has no material fos a WANAMAEEE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-20

remarked an old gentleman, as he Fazed
f0ndly upon the comely little woman 10y ms
side; "but frankly" he continued, NJ one
time I was afraid cosmetics would. The hllly
little woman, i'm order To appear youthful,
plastered her face with different varieties OF
whitewash, yclept balms., creams, lotions,
etc" YES" interrupted the little woman,
81 did. until my skin became ike parchment
and sd uimnlv and coarse" "Well," said the
listener " What do you Use nowT' " Use,
was tine reply, nothing but common sense
and Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
Common sense told me that if my blood was
pure, liver active appetite and digestion good,
that the outward woman would take ON the
hue Of health. The Discovery did all those
things and actually rejuyenated me- II you
would possess "a clear, beautiful complexion,
free from blOtches. pimples, eruptions, yellow
spots and roughness, use the Golden Med
zeal Discovery" IL is guaranteed TO 90
an that il is claimed 10, or money para
for it will be promptly refunded
Copyright, Isss by WORLDS DIS. MED Assn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-20
NOUNDsVILLF.
An Infants Burlal-Personal News Notes
If Interest.

An Infants Burlal-Personal News Motel
If Interest.
Special Correspondence Of ne Register.
MoUNDsvILLE, November 19.-An in
FAINT child of NJ. P. Sgsfoose, of Wheeling
wss brought here for burial, Monday. II
was inferred at Mt. Rose cemetery, Rev,
]. Lee officiating.
DR.. Stump, of Calhoun county, spent
several days here last week.
Mrs. James Mathews is lying seriously
i'll ut the residence OF her husband, on
Seventh street.
The telephone line broke on the Waynes-
burg route a short distance from town yes
terday morning. which interrupted bust
ness during the forenoon.
A couple Of foreigners parsded the
streets with a bear yesterday, creating con-
siderable amusement fer the school young
stsIs.
TIE theatrical performance which was
advertised to take place at the Masonic
Hall mkt Friday evening, has been de-
clared of.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-20
rARNELL's MOrHER IN WANT.

PARNELL's MOTHER IN WANT
DELLA STEWART PARNELL in want and
in danger Of eviction
The American people could not stand
that. The instant the fact got into the
public priots that the mother Of the great
Irish leader was in want, her property
morigaged and che mortgage about to
evict her, the American people poured ia
money upon her in a constant, liberal
stream that is still flowing.
She is rot only the mother Of the great
Irish leader-she is also the daughter Of
the great American Admiral, CHARLES
srKwARr, who in the frigats Constitution
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-20

MARBLEHEAD. Mass is the only com
uelitor Of Wheeling for the naming OF the
new cruiser, and Marhlehead seems TO De
practically ont Of the rses. Which Of West
virgipias pretty girls wishes to stand at
the bow, and say smashing a bottle Of
Mumm's Extra Dry over the VESSELS nose
''I christen thee The Wheeling
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-20

Judge. Son Russell HARRlsoN's paper
has asked pap to allow it 10 put It's "ad
on tie backs Of Uacle Sans postage
stamps Well, hardly, but maybe pap will
allow It to be painted on the White
House
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-20
Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, is the prescription OF
one Of the best female nurses and physicians
in the United States, and has been used
for forty years with never failing success
by millions OF mothers for their children.
During tire process OF teething ite value is
incslcuable. Il raleSves the child from
pain, cares dysentery and diarrhea, gripping
in the bowels, and wind collie. By giving
health to the child it rests its mother
Price CSC hOtils
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-20

BELLAmE's electric light was turned on
for the first time Monday night. The
RRmsrER coDgratulates the Glass City.
Her ten miles Of 1000 candle power cleo
tnc lights indicate that she is forging
ahead at 2.4O gait. More power to her.
Wheeling with the consent Of the Lsgsla-
turs at it's extra session, hopes soon to
manufacture her own lightning