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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-03

Judge Fleming's vote on account Of bis
ballot. These are the men who claim that
the sworn statement Of Republican Exec
utiye Committee is not sufficient to prove
that particular Virginia negro is Re
publican.
SUCCEEDED IN SWALLOWING HIMSELF.
In Summers Creek district, Mercer
county, Judge Fleming challenged the vote
Of Ihos. Dickinson. The proof. owing to
an error on the part Of The notary. was
taken for Thomls Dickson. The poll
books showed that only one man Of that
name or similar name had voted in that
precinct yet Mr.. Morris was not thorough
ly convinced that they were the same per
sons, and objected 10 casting out the vote
Ine same mistake happened In the case Of
jerry Richards, Of Mill Greek, whose vote
judge Fleming contested; and here again
Mr. Morris was not satisfied al the identi-
iy cf the tTo named
But 10 and behold. how Mr. Morris can
turn tall Gen. Goi challenged the vote Of
Alex Csntwell, in Simmons creek precinct.
and here the testimony was taken for
A'N Canirell Mr Morris Immediately
took the floor and stated that TO his mind
the names were TO similar as to furnish
complete proof Of identity, and he voted TO
cast ont the ballot
NIB MORRIS AS A CORRESPONDENT.
10 is possible to understand probably
how peIson who is capable of such
actions on committee appointed 10 in
vestigate and sdjudicate grave
judicial questions, can so far
forget his position as to become
the correspondent Of a partisan political
journal It has been openly charged, and
never denied, that Mr.. Morris has been the
correspondent of the Wheeling Intelligeacer,
and has furnished that paper most of the
facts it has obtained in regard to the con-
test. The correspondent has filled its col
umns with insinustions against the honor
of Mr.. Norris felloW-members on the con-
mittee. He has cast reflections on the il.
tegrity of Judge Fleming, who appears as
a contestant before the committee of which
Mr. Morris is a member II Mr.. Morris is
not the author of the Inteuigencer articles,
he has dOns himself a grave injustice in
allowing that impression to be created. II
is to be seen whether he will deny 10 pub.
lie what he has refused to deny in private.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-03

CHICAGO, September labor Day
was honored in this city to-day by two
prcc sssions and numberless picuics. The
largest procession was that Of the Trades
and Labor Assembly, in which thousands
of men marched 10 The music OF numerous
bands At the close Of The parade the par
ticpants proceeded 10 Kuhn's Park. The
trades taking part in this celebration were
the printers, switchmen, tOHe+hoers, car
penters, wood caryers, iron moulders, gas
filters, machinery constructors, herness
makers, bricklayers, stone cutters cigar
makers and waters. The Knights Of
Labor plraded on the West Side and also
proceeded 10 a picnic ground at Willow
Springs The p2rad was in four divisions,
comprising thirty-seyen local assemblies.
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NEWS In THE STATE.
THB ASSIGNMENTS OFN P. MINISTER'S FOB
THBTBAR.
Cose o. ils 01lfss1os a. Richie @ H.-Lawlss1ss
70 As Knawhl Valsy-Ssn1ls C1t1g
Asay 10 Rlichs Oc1ny-0hU
News o. Interest
special Telegram TO The Revsie-.

HNNNAAA AeatNfaNl 10 kAe htaIhlNrs
RIrOHIE @. H., W. Va, September ..
The Methodist Protestant Conference closed
tonight at a late hour, after transsciIng
important business. The next years sss-
sion will be held at Nswburg, Preston
county.
The following is the complete list OF ap-
pointments. President, D. c. Wees; Avon,
L. W. Morrison; Avery, R. o. Dean; b IT.
bour, W. A Law; Burnsville, J.W. Bibben
Bnckhannon, A. L. McKeever; Beach
River, E. S. Coulter; Doddridge, ]. F. Ar
uOlds; Elizabeth, CIV. Stevens; Evalyn, to
be supplied; Ffeeport, B. @. Rider;
Friendly, H. P. F. King; Georgetown, D.
W. Bltien; Glenyille, J. G. Ohiltree;
Greenbrier, l. p. Chipp; Harrison, II.
Young; Harrisville, NJ. L. Barnett; Hen
bricks, L A. McNemer; Jackson, J. n.
Holt; Keystone, G. W. Skinner; Kanaw-
ha, T. w. Ireland; Lewis, D. J. Wilson
Masontown, J. P. Garner; Marion,
J. A. Cobb; Mount Morris, A. j;
Yoke; MoIgantowD, J. D. CorbiD.
Newark, TO be supplied Newburg, NJ D.
Helmick; PennsbOro, D. W. Barregg; Poe
shOnias, NJ NJ. Everly; Palatine, D. G.
Helmick; Ronceverte, D. F. Bsggs; Ran
dolph, J. G. Reese; Ricbsrdsville, B. L.
Hall; Reedyville n. l. Smith; Ravens
wood, to be supplied; Raymond City. TO
be supplied; st. George, d ]. Har
ris; St. Mary's j. A. Sell
by; Smithville, J. L, Simms;
Sutton, o. Westfsll; South sutton, A. D.
Johnston; Sandyville, J. Dunn; Spencer,
J. P. Awhile; Tyler, NJ. Ireland; Taylor
town, w. H. Hart; Upshur, J. H. Nester
Vadis, J. J. Vincent; Valley, to be cup
Piled Vaudeville, J. J. Mason; Weston
Mission, o. Lowther; Webster. J. NJ. Con-
way; West Sutton, CIV. Phillip; Parkers-
burg, Rev. Miller; recommended, Board
Missions, D. II. Davis.
The following were left without appoint
meuts at their own request: G.. n. Wade,
|. A. Byrnes, ]. ]. Poynter, ]. II. Moss-
burg, II. T. Leeder, D. Lowther, II. B
Fletcher, NJ. B. Martin, D. NJ. Simington.
The Corresponding Secretary Of the Board
Of Home Missions, B. Stout, and Editor OF
Sunday School Literature ]. F. Cowan. The
superanuates are: W. N. Smith, J. W.
Good, D. F. Westfall, A D. Thomas, Geo.
Nester; students at college, l. D. MOrri-
son, J. W. Harris, l. F. Smith and o. Nc
Keever.
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BASE BALL.
Jack CroEan sent on to Take Charge Of the
wheeling resm.

wheeling Tetm.
The following item was published 10
yesterday mornings Columbus STATE Jour
nal, a. a special from Springfield
"MassgsF Bowman, Of the Wheeling
base bsll elub. skipped out to-day with all
the money belonging to the team. The
players Of the team are in bad way, as
they have received no pay for several
weeks. Il Is supposed, although not def
niiely known, that Bowman returned to
Wheeling. CrogAn, Of Wheeling, arrived
to-day to take charge Ct the Wheeling
club"
As far as Billy Bowman is concerned,
the above is a falsehood. Bowman came
to Wheeling and be stated the reason he
left the club was that the boys pestered
him TO death AZ soon as he got a little
money, and with what money some OF
them GOT, they tsnked up, and were IN
able to play ball, which statement the
recent fielding Of the club would indicate
is true
Manager Wright has sent Jack Crcgan
on to manage the club and play on the
tenn, and yesterday he sent Bowman
back. lie gave Crogan instructions TO as
certain how much was due the boys on
their salaries and pay them up to Sunday
He will play the team the remainder Of
this month and part Of Ootober. He has
dates with a number OF clubs in othfr
cities and several here. The Philadelphia
League team is booked for Wheeling some
time early IN October. From this on the
team will be run in the proper manner and
no monkey business will be allowed.
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THE LONDON STRIKE.

The situation 90 Practically JuohRu ged.
LONDON, September = The great strike
is still in force, ard the situation Of affairs
is practically unchanged.
There are signs Of grumblrg among the
strikers over the division Of the relief
funds. The Steyeiores complain that they
are not receiving Their proper share Of the
funds. But the men generally stand firm
and there is nothing like serious disafiec-
tion in the ranks
Three thousand tallofs struck this morn
ing and poraded the streets.
TROUBLE AWoNG THE STRIKERS.
The dock companies express themselves
as better satisfied with the aspect Of affairs
They have au increased number of men a.
work, composed OF s,r,hers Who have given
up the fight and new men. The officials
of the complr ies state that plenty oi labor
would be obtaineble n the stiikers' picketa
were abolished.
1t ia asserted that there is q split among
the strikers, and that q committee has
been appointed looking 10 the abandon
ment cf the strike
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NORRIS AND MAXWELL.

somo Interesting ThinSs That Have Oc-
curred-mr. Morris as Correspondent.
Since Mr.. Title Bat Tit Mouse Morris
hiss made himself conspicuous in print, it
may be we'll to devote few remarks to
the personuelle Of the GubernatOrial Com
mittee. It is q noticeable fact, and has
been so from the beginning Of the commit
tees labors, that while Mr.. Kee, or Mr
Sprigg, or Mr.. Lively has frequently voted
with the two Republican members of the
commission, on a honest division of Opin-
ion, against throwing out Republican
vote. Mr.. Morris and Mr.. Maxwell
have rarely, if ever divided. In
nine.tenths of the cases, If they
have not voted to retain the Goff ballot
thev have simply refused to vote. On the
other hand, while Mr.. Kse or Mr.. Sprig,
or Mr. Lively, has voted with the two Re
nnblicans to sustain Republican votes, the
two Republican members have rarely been
able TO tear themselves apart and vote
with the Democrats to retain q Democratic
vote. Tbeir unanimity IS truly surprising,
and it is all on one side.
HOW Is THIS FOB CONSISTENCY
Mr.. Title Bit Tit Mouse Morris made a
labored effort TO show that illegal votes
should not be thrown out when only the
political reputation of the voters was
known. He quoted some of Judge Max
wells law to sustain him in this position.
Let Us see how Messrs. Maxwell and Nor
ris' votes and Messrs. Maxwell and Morris
tongues agree. In Lewis county Gen. Gotf
challenged the vote Of a man alleged 10 be
a pauper. The voter was an old man and
decrepit. He was carried to the polls on
chair. 1t was proven that one Of the men
who carried him was 3 Democrat. The
politics of the other carriers was not
shown, and yet on this ground Messrs.
Maxwell and Morris felt justified in con-
cluding that the voter was Democrat,
and they voted to deduct one from
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To Test CIark'sArmor.

WASHINGTON, September Next
Wednesday there will be test at Annap-
oils Of the defective armor designed by
Chief Engineer Clark of the Navy. The
armor consists of q double curved turtle
back turret, designed for the back ship to
protect a gun. Il is { inches thick The
inventor claims that it will defect q shot
that would penetrate 13 inches of iron
In case the turret stands the test it will
probably be adopted for use on some Of the
new vessels.
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WORKING GIRLs
Tread Their Daily Rounds In Gotham in
Spite OF Labor Day.

Tread Their Daily Rounds In Gotham ln
Spite Of Labor Day.
New YORK, September . Labor Day
here was ushered 10 by bright sunshine
From early morning the streets were
crowded by sturdy sons Of toll Il was
noticeable, however, that large numbers
OF working girls trudged along as usual
with their lunch in hand. In the ma
iority of cases it was found they worked
in cigar factories and other concerns the
owners Of which had no respect Tor Labor
Day. On the east side OF town 10 was also
noticeable that many factories blew their
o'clock whistles. All the exchanges were
CLOSED, and the Custom House, pu-ely for
clearance purpose, was kest open from TO
10 o'clock.
About 10000 men participated in the
parade, which c)naiated of six divisions
Tonight thsre will be mass meeting at
the Cooper Institute. Similar parades and
meetings were held in Brooklyn, Jersey
City and Newark.
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CORK, September . Nj VIM. O'Br.eD,
member Of Parliament fer Cork, who last
week was sentenced 10 two months i'm
prisonment rndcr conviction OF hayirg
addreesed Nationalist meeting which
had been proclaimed, was removed from
the iail here to-day ard taken 10 Galway
10 serve ont his sentence. The streets IN
the vicinity Of the prison were crowded
with his supporters, who cheeFed him dur
ing the Journey TO the rail way station and
we're enthusiastic 10 their demonstrations
Of affection.
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A FINE PLACE.

Brief Description OF Col T.. NJ statler 8
New Billiard Parlor. Which Opens To
Dag.
Wheelingn nov has billiard parlor that
cannot be surpassed in any city Of it's siza
in the country, and indeed in few Of the
larger cities can be found q handsomer re-
sort Of the kind. This is due to the enter
prise of Col. f. NJ Statler, proprietor Of
the McLure House billiard parlor. lie
has had the room enlarged to half again its
former size, and it is now beautiful to look
upon. The walls have been covered with
elegant, handmade embossed paper Of vel
vet gold and brorla finish, ard the ceiling
is also covered with a beautiful gold
finished paper. The Windows have
been enlarged and provided with hand
some stained glass b)rdsred panes, the
wainscoating sash, frames, Dc, are finished
in cream white and gold. A heavy velvet
carpet covers the floor, excepting two steps
several feet wide extending across the
room, which are OF polished ash and
walnut wood, and on which the chairs are
placed. Theee chairs are of antique oak
upholstered in maroon colored leather
with reversible backs, designed especially
for Mr.. Statler's place.
A handsome umbrella and cane rack ia
located near the entrance -Four elegant
billiard and two pool tables have been
put in, and all the balls, racks, cues, etc,
are brand new. The room will be warmed
in winter by means Of heaters, it is bril-
liantly illumined with electric lights, and,
in fact, every detail has been attended
to, and the place is as perfect
as any one, who enjoys
a game Of billiards or pool, could desire,
and Mr. statler is TO be complimented on
his taste in providing such an elegant
place for his patrons. Toe new palace, for
palace it may be called, will open to-day,
and all are invited to call and see for
themselves that no statement in this arti
Gle is exaggerated, and look At by far the
finest room OF the kind ever attempted in
Wheeling
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RD-HANDED LABOR
CEASES PROM IT'S TOLL AND TAKES ONs
HOLIDAY.
Abl' Day as Observed 10 As Ylr1sl Cities % ae
Ualn Isisriay-Nsw York WORK Girls
Hai TO 0'lll1s a. Their TASKS
ABg Day a. P.st1rg.

PITrsBURG, September labor Day
was celebrated in Western Pennsylvania
to-day for the first time. Business was
generally suspended, but the only public
demonstration in this city was a parade Of
the United Carpenters and Joiners' Broth
erhood, in which about , 900 participated.
Picnics we're held By the Painters Marble
Cutters Slate Rcof.rs' and Tile Ro0iers
Unions and we're largely attended.
At GreensbuTg the local labor organ'zl-
tions and Grangers paraded, and after
wards held a monster meeting addresses
were made by prominen; labor leaders IA
yoring the eight hour movement Ia the
coke regions the works were generally
idle, and a large mass meeting Was held at
Scottdale.
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THAW'S MILLIONS.
Tho Great Money King Does Not Forget
Charity In His VIII.

Onhflty IN MS WILL
PITTsBURG, September 2-The will of
VIM. Thaw, the dead millionaire railroad
king has Just been probated. It occupies
thirty.six pages of typewriter foolscsp
and was made July 5th of the present
yelr. His estate, except his coal lands, is
divided into sixteen equal parts. The
coal lands are to be held until sll his
minor children become of age, when they
are expected 10 be worth thirteen millions.
His wife gets three-sixleenths of the es-
tate, his ten children One-sixteenth each,
and from the remaining three-six teenths
are to be paid large number Of public
bequests.
Among the larger public legacies are as
follows: Western University of Pennsyl.
yania, 100000; Presbyterian Board of
Home Missions, $40, coo; Foreign, 500, 600;
College Board, S., coo; other Presbyterian
Boards, $4,000. The Pittsburg hospitals
get an aggregate of $4,000, both Protes-
tant and Catholic institutions being re.
memberad. All debts Of dependent
friends are cancelled.
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CoLORED RAPIsrs
Removed From Fayette County jail for
Safe Keeping.

Removed From Fayette County jail for
Safe Keeping.
pecial Telegram 10 the Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, September o
This morning Sheriff Booze and Clerk A.
W. Hamilton, of Fayetteville, arrived in
this city with James Glen and Hill Daw-
soa, two negroes who are charged with
rape. The alleged victims are a six year
old girl named Holden, of QuinnemOnt,
and an eleven year old girl Of Fayette.
The attempted outrages happened some
time sgo, and oince the recent lynching Of
Turner, at Fayetteville, it was deemed
advisable to bring these two men to this
city for safe keeping The two girls are
white. The Holden girls father is seryir &
life term at Moundsville for murder.
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LUMBER COMPANY.

The Little Kanswha Company Ia king OF
Leaving ParkersbUrg,
Special telegram 10 ne RcolSeT.
PARKERsBURG, September 2.-The
Little Kanawhs Lumber Company, en-
ployiDg more than one hundred men, and
doing an immense business in poplar lum-
Der, have announced that they expect T.
leave Parkersburg for Portsmouth,
Ohio, inside of the next
year. They say that they have not room
enough in their present quarters to in
crease their business & they desire. They
saw about seventy thousand feet Of poplar
lumber every day. Portsmouth gives
them ten acres of land and offers them
other inducempnts.
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The Handicap Tennis Tournament.

NEWPORT, r 1, September 2-The
handicap tennis tournament at the Casino
is closed, George B. Hearing, Jr, player
Of the first class, having defeated c. c.
Baldwin, a player in the second class in
the fual, after giving him handiclp OF
10. The score was 6 5, 60. 6-5. Mr.
Fearing thus wins the prize given by
Thos Hitchcock. Jr
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DEADLY ELIXIR.

A Dayton Man Dies of an objection OF that
Fluld.
DAYTON, o., September Samuel O..
showalter, aged SO, voluntarily submitted
to injection Of elixir of life three weeks
ago, hoping for relief from rheumatism,
and died to-day from the effects of the
treatment. Immediately after the ipjee-
tion was made his limbs began to swell
and his whole system was permeated with
blood poison. Gsngrene set in, and .is
body being putrid the flesh Clipped of in
fakes as big as mans hand and he be-
came horrible object before death re-
lieyed him OF his sufferiugs.
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The Strike at Rochester.

ROCHESTER, Eng $ p.ember ? There
is much excitement here over the strike.
Coal has advanced shiliingi The rail-
roads and the river docks are picketed by
strikers 10 prevent the importation OF new
labor. Two Of the largest firms expressed
their willingness 20 grant the rtq1ircd
concessions, but the men refuse 90 return
to work unless oil the firms concede to
their demands
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A Big Room for Reading.

READING, PA, September . This sec
tion of Schuylkill valley experienced big
industrial boom to-day. The rolling mill,
pipe and tube mills, and factory OF the
Reading Iron Company, after an idleness
of six months, resumed partial operations
this forenoon, and in weeks time are ex-
pected to run full handed, when . 600 men
will again be steadily employed.
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walker Blaine in Washington,

WASHINGTON, September MIR.
Walker Blaine settled the qucItion as to
his whereabouts by entering his Office at
the Slate Department this morning. He
had Just arrived from New York, where he
has spent the lot wesk. He laughed
when spoken to about the reports to the
effect that he had disappeared, and said
that he had kept the Department informed
Of his movements from the time of his de-
narlnra
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Germau Roman catholic Society.

CLEVELAND, o., September 2.-Ine
thirty-fourth annual convention OF the
German Roman Catholic Central Society
began here to-day. There sre seven nun
dred DELEGATES in attendance.
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MILWAUKEE. September "A special
to the ErsHiHg Wisconsin from Bessemer,
Mich, says: Ho'zhsy, the notorious high
way robber. wsa lodged in all at that paint
at an early hour this morning Owing to
the excitement over his arrest, the eKami-
nation has been postponed for several days.
Meanwhile the prisoner will remain in Jail
nnder sirOng gnaTd
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Serious stabbIDg at HarrIsvllIe.

special Telegram to the Register.
ELLBNBoRo, w. VA, September 2-Jed
Snodgrass and Hanson Knight got into an
alteration at Harrisville, yesterday, over
a lawsuit. Knight stabbed Snodgrsss in
the breast and stomach three times with
packet knife, iDhicting serious Injuries:
SnOdgrass is confined to his bed and
Is might is still at liberty.
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Raaa Ran RrIefa.

Tne Red LISTERS defeated the Silver
Leaves Sunday morning by the score Of
13 to T. The batteries were Gray and
Scott, Chambers and Chambers.
The Red Letters and the Pink Gaiters
will plsy a match game on the Ball Park
for a purse Of $50 and the gate receipts.
Hanson, the MiDgo pitcher, has signed
with the Red Letters.
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LONDON, September Mo Michael
DAvitt writes to the Pail Msll GDofe de-
denouueing the abandonment ci single
plank in the home rule platform Tor
mess OF Catholic Uci,er-ity po'tags Hc
declares that TIE stand taken uion tni'
question, together with The vote oi ine
Irish members on the royal grant'' forms "a
very sorry exhibition OF Parliamentary op-
p0rtunism.
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Je.nIts nsve no Redre,s.

OTTAWA, ONT September 2.-The law
officers Of the Crown, Sir Richard Webster
aud Sir Edward Clarke have reported that
the Governor General was right to inter
fere with the operation Of the Jesuits
estates. snd states that the act was clearly
within the powers Of the provincial legis
lature and that there is no case TO send to
the judicial commissioner of the priyy
oouupi1
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Thirteen Murderers Await Trial.

ST. LOUIS, September 2.-The present
session of the Federal Court for Southern
Kansas and a part of the Indian Territory,
which convenes at Wichita, Kansas, to-
day, promises to be very active and i'm
portsnt one. Over sixty prisoners are
now in Jail at Wichita, awaiting trial,
thirteen of whom are charged with murder,
and over sixteen hundred witnesses have
haan subpl-1sCd.
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Parade at Albany.

ALBANY, y. Y, September . Labor
day was celebrated here by parade in tie
morning, in which representatives. Of ail
the labor trades participated to the num-
Der Of 1900. II was reviewed by GOV.
Hill, Mayor MAher, Col. Islwen md Thos
J, Bowling, President Of the State Trade
Assembly, at the Deleyan House.
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DISAPPOINTED GoFF,
But Not the First TIme-Pensions for Yves
XirglnlanA

But Not the First Tlme-PensIons for West
Virginians.
Special telegram 10 tRe Register.
WASHINGTON, September 2.-Gsneral
Goff came here last week to procure places
under the Federal Government II some of
his immediate strikers, but he was sud
denly called away just AZ he thought he
might capture aIfew appointment 8. He
will return soon to finish his work.
WEST VIRGINIA PENSIONS
were granted to-day as follows: Original
invalid, Joseph Hogley, Daniel Taylor,
George W. Gesry, James Howard, Jacob
Adams, Wm. B. Meracle, Sanford Jones,
Lewis HOstelter, deceased.
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MINNEAPOLIS, September 2.-J. Frank
C1llom, the young attorney Of this ciiy
who was arrested about three weeks since,
charged with a series Of forgeries aggregst-
ing about S227, 600, late this evening made
an assignment to the Minnesota Title and
Trust Company.