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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-11
rELEeRAPuIC BREvITIEs.

The Cincinnati carriage manufacturers
have combined to keep up prices and re-
strict competition.
Andrew Carnegie has purchased !, 800
acres of coke land in the Connellsville re-
eion, paying $500, 600 for it.
The owner of the mysterious Milwaukee
truck thought TO belong to "Cooney," the
Oronin suspect, prove to be Chicago
porter.
10 the Metropolitan Bank case, at Oin-
cinnsti, Director Roth testified that Vice
President d Camp proposed to him to fAl-
sify the books.
In a public interview yesterday Gov.
Foraker said he was willing to testify
against foTger Wood at any time or place
The Oil Well Supply Company combine
has raised the price Of tools five per cent.
Yesterday Mrs. Msgdalene B2ggs, of Be-
meUt, Ill, who was born at Lancaster
Pa, 1CG years sg,, died at Monticello, Ill
The case of Wood, the ballJt-box foreer,
was continued in the police court at 10
lumbus yesterday afternoon until Deem
Der % at the request OF the defense
The eighty second birthday Of Poet
Whittier ie near, and he mas published a
request that he be permitted TO pass II
quietly as his health is delicate
Leather makers of WoOdburn, Mass,
have T, duced wages from so cents to Sl.6
per msn. One thousand five hundred men
are involved and some men have qui'
work.
At CLAUS Spreckeps new sugar rthnery
in Philadelphia work WAS commence yes
terday.
Henry Hilton, as executor of Ccrneiia
Stewards will, mas been authorized by the
New York City Sorrogste to settle out oi
court with relatives who have been sulae
him.
The following officers were elected q!
Philadelphia yesterday by the National
Brickmakers association; PRESIDENT,
Thomas V. McAvoy. of Philadelphia flrs'
Vice President, r B. Morrison, OF Rome
Ga, Second Vice. President. NJ. L. Hunter
of Kearney. Neb.; Corresponding Seeie
tary. Theodore A. Randall, OF lndiaaipo-
lis; Treasurer, William h. Ashp, OF Chi
cage.
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CoLrNBrs. December l0.-The report
OF the Columbus aud Eastern Railroad
Company for the year ending Jane 80
1-s0. has been filed si,h the Railroad Com
missioner. It shows gross earnings OF
Sl25 62O O2. of winch SIS s35 SD vas pas
senger revenue and t--9Os o6 freight rev
enus. The operating XPerses were tlOO
iq9 g3 leaving az income rom operation
of S25 100 Oq. The total deductions from
income amounted 70 SIS. 462 %, making a
deficit of S4 342 l3
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FORAKER's FRIEND.

Congressman Caldwell Implicated I'm the
Ball, t-BoX Forgery.
WASHINGTON, December 10 "A dis
patch from Cincinnati to the Nav York
Sun practically CHARGES that Jndge Cald-
well, Of the S, clrd Ohio district, was in the
deep political plot TO ruin Senator Sher-
man and Representatives Mckinley and
Batter worth through the bsllot-box for
gerry. According to this statement, after
Governor Foraker had thus cleared his
own way TO the Presidency aud killed of
Senator Sherman, he was then to use his
il flutnce to put Judge Caldwell in the
Senate in Shermsn's place.
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Mlss E,rlNeE,s eRIsvANCE.

The Popular Actress Parts Company with
Arthur Forrest.
BALTIMORE December 10-Miss Rosa
Rand, formerly leading lady for Frank
MAYO. and more recently teacher OF elO-
cuson in this city, WAS last night engaged
by Mr.. Arthur Forrest to take the place OF
Rose EytiuSe ia the Captain SWiit' COM
pany. She left at once for Ohiesgo, ~nere
the company appears next week.
Miss Eytinge's severance WAS not Yoinn-
tary on her part. Sue was a Joint star
with Mr.. Forrest aud quite ~ much OF an
attraction. According to her contract she
was 10 play the season out, bat rather I'M
expectedly was notified that after tins
week she must sever her connection Wiih
the company
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PIG IRON PRICES.

January Rates Show an Increase Over the
Usual Ones.
PITTsBURG, December 10.-Pig iron
prices are still advancing. The manager
Of one of the largest iron manufacturing
concerns in this neighborhoOd said to-day
that furnace men are hOldiOg pig iron at
an advance Of so cents for January de-
livery, an exceedingly unusual condition
of the market, for the rule is that January
prices ole quoted lower THAI November or
December during the above named months
This is taken az al indication that prices
for the first months OF next year will range
higher. The Besssmer pig quotations are
now 500 and $22 80.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-11
THE RIGHT HOUR MOVEMENT
CoT1 ON OPERATORS.

Fall River WorI,msn VIII Attempt An
other Combine.
FALL RIVER, Mass December 10 -
The cotton spinners are making another
attempt to form federation Of cotton
operatives and have sent invitations to
operatives in cotton centres in New Fog
land Atlantic States. Delegates will he
present at convention TO be held Decem-
ber Is, Sunday, in THE city, from Bidde-
ford, Djver, Newark, New Bedford and
other citits. Attempts have been made
before this to form federation bat AZ
successfully az operatives in Other oities
are not organized IS well a. in Fail River.
la view of the 8.hOur agitation it has been
decided to make another fffoIt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-11
Advice To hfothers,

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 falling success
by millions Of mothers for their children.
During the process Of teething its value is
incalcuable. 1t releaVes the child from
pain, cures dyssntery aud diArfhosa, gripping
in the bowels, and wind collie. BY EiVing Z
health to the child it rests its moth Il
Price 25c bottle.
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GOULD is SCARED.

The w. stern Union Magnate Would Like
TO sell out.
New YORK, December lot is stated
upon reliable authority that Jay Gould
has become alarmed at the prospects ahead
of the telephone as a rival to the telegraph
and is now in readiness TO get rid of the
Western Uoion Company to whosver will
nav his price for it, whether it be the Gov
ernment or private concern. The growth
Of the American Long Distance Telephone
system over the country is the main source
of Gould's alarm. As far west ss Buffalo,
this telephone service is to-day complete
and south through Pennsylvania. Ine
telephone people have not shown their
hand vet They are playing waiting
game. but when the time comes they will
h. ON deck. Jay Gould foresees the inc
yilable and he is playing his cards to dump
the Western Union.
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SENATE COMMITTEES.

Republicans Select Members on Three
New Committees.
WASHINGTON, d. O., December 10
TIE Republican Senatorial caucus thiq
afternoon adopted the report of Mr.. Platte
committe on reorganization of the COM
mittees. The new Quantities are as fol-
lows (the X publican membership:
On Immigration standing )-ohandler,
Hale, EvartS, Squire, Pettigrew.
Quadro- Centennial Celebration Of the
Discovery of America (apecial) -Hiscock,
Sherman, IOgalls, Cameron, HaTley, Far
we'll, Wilson of Iowa.
Indian DepredatiOns ('pecial Moody,
Paddock, Chandler, Allen.
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WEsTHRN IRRIG ALTON.

A Proposition to Give the Arid Lands Il
The states.
WASHINGTON, d. c., December lot
F. Oakes, President of the Northern
Pacific railroad, was in the city last week
accompanied by General Solicitor Nc
NAught and General Manager Hanaford
to di, cuss with western members of the
Ssuate and House plan to be laid before
Congress at this seesion for the irrigation
of the aid lands Of the west. Mr.. OAkei
proposes tha. Congress shall give 10 eacf
of the Western States the arid lands With
in its borders. The Northern Pacific vii
lend its aid.
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A Na,r pr.s. Assoolation.

NEW HAVEN. December 10 e lott F
Shepard and other New Yorkers bave pul
chased the Empire and Bay State Tele
graph Company between New York ant
Boston. They will use their purchase IL
formipg press association. The property
was secured from syndicate, in whict
were included Morgan ]. O'Brien and En-
GENE KellV
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German. Incensed AgaInst stanisy,

LONDON, December l0.-Tbe majority
Of the German journals and muliitudes Of
Germans, already bitterly ihceused against
Stanley, will never believe that the misfor-
tune which overlook Emin was the result
Of on accident. II the latter's papers should
prove TO be missing some Of the incre ible
rumors which have been several times cur
rent respecting Stanley will find believers.
and the fatalities which have invariably
prevented any one from contrrdicting the
plorer will have received another eIempli-
lcatiOn.
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Is THIS A FAKE?

fifty Thousand for sullivan and jackson
to Fight
PEORIA, Ill, December l0.-At a meet
ing OF the Peoria Athletic Association II
was decided TO offer a purse OF $50. 600 30
Sullivan and Jackson to iight here II sat
isfsctory arrangements can be made The
gentlemen who compose this association
have all the backing they need aud make
bona fde ofler.
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FAIR wOMAN's wHooP.

she should be Made Disbursing Agent for
Uncle sam.
WASHINGTON, December 1O.-At a
special meeting of the Woman's National
Industrial League CT America, held Yester-
day, resolutions were adopted denOuncing
the delalcaiion of Cashier SilcOtt. and in
view of the many and great Temptations
which men entrusted with the disourse.
ment of public funds in this city have to
contend against. it is the duty of Congress
to take such action IN the premises as will
entirely do away with an opportunity being
afforded other good men to 20 sstrsy; that
in the opinion of the League all disbursing
agents of the Government in this city
should be women.
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A Big Land Deal.

Special Telegram 10 The Register.
WESTON, w. VA, December l0.-Louif
Bennett, Esq, of Weston, has just pur'
chased OF k. II. Wallace, of Petersburg,
Va, valuable trsct of 81, 452 acres of land
situate in Gilmer, Braxton and Calhoun
counties. Mr. Bennett is already one OF
the largest resl estate owners in this sec
tiou, and when the boom comee, and ii is
now at hand, his faith in West Virginia
real estate will reap for him rich rewaid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-11
EPIDEMIC In PARIS.
THB INFLUENZA HAS NOW SPREAD ALL
OVER EUROPE
Is II PorsrunnW Of More Dangerous Plagu'g
Cholera Causes Alarm IN Alsxandrs.
A Fling At Parnsll-Gsu-
sral Foreign News

PARIS, December lO.-The iDhoerza or
grippe is extending widely throughout this
city. Oae hundred and thirty employees Of
the Central Telegraph Office are now III
with it. There is q great deal OF publie
alarm about it, Much injury and even
some small degree Of panic are due TO no
tions OF its possibly beirg forerunner Of
greater evils.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-11
Elixir of Dates

Is A combination of the active properties
Of dates, figs, prunes and other tropical
fruits. liza pleasant taste and beneficial
effects have rendered it immensely popu'
lar. 1t cures hsbitusl constipation, indi
Osstion. biiousness, sick headache, piles,
etc Sold in so cent bottles by W. W
Irwin. w. f. Williams, John Lsughlir
and @. r. Goetze. J. T. Goodwin q Co.,
and Logan & Co., Wholesale Agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-11
Mourning at The white House.

WASHINGTON, December 10. - The
death of Mrs. Scott: Lord has caat gloom
over the White House. Mrs. Harrison
and her two daughters have been constant
ly with her during the Last 10 dayP. Her
death will prevent Mrs. Harrison from
participating in any of the ceremonies
and society events usual during the sea-
son. The President, however, will con-
tinue his public receptions and levees.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-11
The Tory Hing PnrnelI.

LONDON, December l0.-The Tory pa
pers are making the most Of Mrs. Parnells
avowal OF her poverty, and sum is being
subscribed for her relief, not that Conser-
vatives care much about the lady, bat
that they wish 10 draw attention 10 what
they desire 10 be considered the meenncfs
Cfiher con.
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K. 40. TO BE- SOLD.

rhs mercantile Trust Company y's Mortgage
FINALLY Foreolosed.
CoLuNmUs. o December l0-A decree
of foreclosure ID ths case Of the Mercantile
Trust Company vs.. The Hanawha and
Ohio Railway and others was hled
I'm the Circuit Court OF tue
limited States. The Court dads that there
il h due g3i 1000 10 interest on the bonds
July 7. l--9. TIE property is TO be soid
in this CITY. 10 cannot he sold Tor less
thsn $500 600. @. W Huntington II a.
nnlntsd commL.s-lner.
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POINTS on PEOPLE.
Movements OF Citizens and the Coming sI
Going of Strangers.

doluk oi otFhhbofss
Rev. A. ]. LYDIA, OF Clifton. Mason
county, IA at the stsmm.
Miss K ste Blsttner, of the EAst Ead. is
visiting friends in Pittsburg.
Capt. s. L. Brice is able to be about again
after q severe attack OF illness.
Miss Lizzie McGrapahan, of Bsllsire. il
visiting Miss Sarah Bell, OF the South
s de.
Mr.. J. O. Forbes ia home from On ex.
tended trip to the Northwest in the inter
csc of the East Liverpool potteries.
Miss Minnie Upperman, an attractive
young Pittsburg lady, who visited friends
10 Wheeling last summer, Was married al
that place of Thanksgiving afternoon to
Mr. Louis Murray, Of that place.
Mr.. Hanson Zane has severed his con
nection with Hszlett, Wheat & Hays, tC
accept 20, ition with the millinery house
of Sender, Bright S Bro, Of Columbus
Oaio, and will leave for his new place
January /.
MIR. Job Abbott, Eoeipeer-in Chief o.
the Union Bridge Company, is in the city
Judge K. H. Cochran and Mr. Gilmel
Browne went up TO St. Clsirsville yeeter
day to look after the preliminary arrange
ment for the hearing Of the case Of th'
Union Bridge and Terminal Company vs
the Lsughlin Mill. The case was se: fol
next Tuesday.
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MRS soUruwoRru DYING.

P.ttus Slayer Is sald to be at the Door oI
Death.
NEW YORK, December 9-Hope oi
early trial, which has helped Mrs. Hannah
Southworth to bear up since the day of the
tragedy, in which Stephen Pettus was shot
to death, setms to be on the decline Mrs.
Southworth 10 now able to take hut little
nourishment, and her lawye ers think that
unless her trial takes place eoOn she will
not be heard in earthly court.
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v.a1 Nnl,opalre's VIII.

Sr. PAUL, MINI, December ia
woman named Mrs. Godfrey, residing at
oe3 East Fourth street, brought TO police
bsadouarters last evening a cash box that
bad evidently been broken open, and
wb;ch she said had been found by her
daughter, under the sidewalk near thelr
home. The box contained the Will OF
miIIionaire W. W. Harrison, which was
atnlen snma time ago.
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Nall.r.l nl. rr-snd I'D RlvaI.

CoyyEIIsyuLE, PA, December l0 -
A SENSATIONAL sequel has developed in the
tfoseltPoltsI ,rag. dy at Danbar, yester-
Gay afternoon TIE tSo men quarreled
over ayCuag lady for hose hand both
were suing CIoee.l's offer Of marriage
VA' refused by Miss Ada Mccoy, and in
revenge hs numbered Porter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-11

Harry Lindley's Comedy Co. will pre-
sfnt the great drama Of "The Cas!away"
at the Grand Opera House commencing on
rhursday evening. December II. Mr.
Lindley is one OF the Oldest actors before
the public. An entire change Of pro.
gramme will be given each evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-11
National Monument.

WASHINGTON, December lO.-Au ad-
iourned meeting of the Governors of the
original thirteen States was held here to-
day to take some sctiop looking to The
erection in Philadelphia Of suitable me-
mortal structur', commemorative OF the
achievements of this nation during one
hund,e ed years OF independence and con-
stitutional Government.
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Tue Cotton crop Injured.

WASHINGTON, December 10 The De-
cember cotton report Of the Department OF
Agriculture relates to prices on planta-
tiont All report late maturity. 10 the
Norlharn beltsarly frOsts arrested develop
meut of bOlls and seriously reduced the
hArvagt
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AnV DruRRiHt

In the United States will recommend
Elixir Of Dates il you need a gentle and
reliable laxative. II your liver is inactive
you can't hope for good health until you
regulate the regulator" by taking some
safe remedy. Elixir Of Dates is Just what
you need. Give il a trial. Sold In 80
cent bottles by W. W. Irwin, W. +. VIII
liams, John LAughlin and q. 4. Goeize.
]. T. Goodwin Il Go. aud Logan q Co.
Whclescle AOenta
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sALTUs IN TROUBLE.

The Fomaus Novelist Sued for n Divorce
by His WIFE.
NEW YORK, December 1O.-Mrs Helen
R. saltus, has brought suit for absolute
divorce from her husband, Edgar +. Saltus,
the novelist. They were married IN 1883
in this city. Two correspondents, L sic
w. Smith and Fannie Givern are mention
ed, and adultery is mentioned az the
orOnnd for divnrce
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Contitmed Barrlson's Men.

WASHINGTON, December 10.-The Sen
ate this afternoon confirmed the following
nominations RDb.rt p. Porter, of New
York, to be Superintendent of the Census
Lewis A. Croft, OF Nebraska, to be Com
missioner of the General Land Office
James NJ. Townsend of Indiana, to b'
Recorder Of the General Land Office.
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An1mnnri.n, Railroad Case.

TOPEKA, KAN, December lO.-The su-
preme G. Jurt Of Kansas has Just rendered a
decision that a passenger who assumes q
dangerous duty at the request Of the train
men, and is injured thereby, cannot re-
cover damages. Toe case Wa that OF u.
@. Iindley against the Aichison, Topeka
and Sanfa Zee road
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b,sIoN, December lO-Tne demand
Tor ~col continues good. Good Ohio and
Fsnnsyivar.a * 2ola32c; w 33ls3lct
Michigan and Wisconsin n SOC; No.
comoiug as,lle, Ohio tine delaine 25s36c
''i,oleanfo i4slic; unWssbed combine
-'i'Oc. Territory, Texas, Csiiornis and
o.sson "ro.', -issdy pulled wocls steady
i pee 'ls'ici extra 25i25c; foreign wOols
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ZANZIBAR, December l0.-Tho Ger
mans under Lieutenant Schmidt attacked
the Bushiris on Monday. Twenty-oight
Bushiris were killed and the other es-
capped.
There ia no news TO day from Emip, and
this is understood 10 mean thai ali goes
well.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-11

CiNcrNNAu. o, December l0-Mr
W. @. Qainby, Cund Chancellor OF the
Kentucky Knights Of Pythias, in view Of
The fact TIA. Mr j. H. Rathbone, the
founder ofths order, who died yesterday,
wasa native Of Kentucky, will issue a
circular. directing all lodges in Kentucky
90 odape their charters aud wear the u-u'i
emhisms OF mourning for thirty days
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r,nd,av aIsss workers strike

FINDLAY, O.. December 1O.-Fne car
ryipg.out boys aud gatherers at the Bell
aire goblet works in this city struck this
morning, all leaving the work shortly atitl
7 O'Clock. The trouble is owing to
young man named Kaufman being put on
as a gatherer ahead of two or three carry
ing-out ho7s. 1t is thought that the difi
Guilty will be satisfactorily settled by to
morrow.
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WEST VIRGINIA PERSONALS.
FAULKNER on THE FAIR.
The West Virginia Senator FAvors wa,h-
ingtOn.

Inc west virginia senator fsNors Hhth-
ingtOn.
Special Tslegrdm TO ne Register.
WASHINGTON, D. O., December 10
Senator Faulkner is OutspOken in favor Of
Washington for the Worlds Fair, and he
So vs. he voices the sentiment of West Vir-
ginia. "Our people," Gays the Senator,
"want the fair held where they can see it
at triflng cost. Besides the fair should
be national, rot commercial. At Wash
iugton it will he national and international.
At either of the other cities named 1t
would be essentially commercial. All the
considerations support Washington. Loca-
ted here foreign exhibits will be stimula-
ted and the government can, after the
exhibition shall have been closed, utilize
the building for departmental or other
purposes
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rhe pArls ReIlef Fund.

NEW ORLEANs, December 10.-At the
request of Governor Gordon, of Georgia,
Commander of the United Confederate
Association, Governor F. T. Nichols, OF
Louisiana, has appointed committee to
raise funds in Louisiana and TO receive
such funds ss may be raised elsewhere,
for the purpose at appropriate relief to the
family Of J,ffsrsOn Davis. II these con
tribuiicps, instead Of assuming the form
of a donation, should be appropriated to
the purchase Of body of 5 eco acres OF
valuable lard in Arkansas belonging
TO mis- estate, this would be carrying
out a project which had been form ulated
before the death OF Mr.. Davis and bad re-
ceived his sanction. All remittances are
to be paid to the Louisiana National Bank,
New Oslesns, La, and any other commu-
nications addressed TO S. s. Kennedy, Sec
retAry, Letter 81, " Morris Building New
Orleans, Ls.
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IrsIand,s Now yleeroy.

LONDON, December 10. The new Vice
roy Of Ireland, whose going over has been
announced from time TO time ever since his
appointment last spring. will at last 10 10
Dublin and enter upon his vice regal du.
ties on Saturday. The gentleman Is Law
renee Dupdae, third Earl Of Isiland, a rich
man. an officer in the Horse Guardp. for
merly a member Of Parliament and holder
Of place al court
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-11
NOrIN QUEBEC.

Sneott and His Companion Cannot be
Pound.
QUEBEC, December 1O.-Itisnow pretty
certain that there is no ground for the
statement by American papers fe" days
400 to the effect that Edward Silcott, the
dsfanltipR cashier of the Sergeant-st'Afms,
had come to Quebsc with bis booty, a ana
accompanied By Herminie Thiebanlt' Ine
fupitives may be in the province OF QneoeC
or some other part Of Canada, but they are
,ot in This eity
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TIN raIarranh onarators

WASHINGTON, December 10.-Senator
Morrill, to-day introduced bill to provide
for the relief of telegraph operators during
the war who, although not performing
strictly military duties, lost their lives or
we're imprisoned, aud who have received
no recognition for their fidelity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-11

DON'T commit suicidel if you have
dysyepsia; with headache, heartburn, dis
trsse IN the stomach, no appetite, ana are
all worn out-but take HOod's SArsspar-
lila and be cured. Il creates an appetite,
and gently regulates the digestion. Bold
BY dIuggIsts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-11

NEW YORK. December l0.-The grand
prize Of $500 offer by the 4m1icm Agri'
a for the best acre Of potatoes, has
been awarded TO Charles B. Coy, Of Aroos-
took county. Maine His crop was l5o
al-be's The second prz' was given TO
Alfred Reese. OF Penn Yam. ~ y, for a
uop of 66g bushels. similar pTizs are
c.ertd for tte coming year.