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Gotham Won,s subserIbe.

WASHINGTON, July 29.-Complaint is
male by the committee having 10 charge
Knights Templar at their triernial con
clave, 10 O3tobsr, that Washington mer-
chaots refuse to subscribe. They say
that st. Louis merchants three years ago
subscribed SIS. 600, while the Washington
merchants have subscribed to date about
81 500. Tns l-c8l cOmmanderiss have
snhscrihel 30 OOO
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MAKE we VESSELS on THEM.

4 Plan to Utilize Revenue Cutters, Etc IS
au Arm of the Navy.
WASHINGTON, July 29.-Ons of the
recommendations likely to be incOr-
porated in the report Of Secretary
Tracy to Congress this fall
is thst all the vessels built or purchased
by the government be constructed with a
view to service in the time of war as
smaller naval vessels.
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A NEW RAILROAD.

Surveys Begun at ROwlesburg for the Penn
,ylvanis and West Virginia.
Special Telegram 10 ne ReolSter.
RowLEsBURG. July GA corps OF civ
il engineers commenced to day, at this
point, TO survey the route for the Pennsyl-
vania and West Virginia railroad. The
new road will interssct the B q o. K. K
about three hundred yard east OF the B. Il
o bridge. Seven men were employed here
to-day 10 assist them.
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WALES WANTS TO Be KING.

He Thinks He Can Got a Better Allow
ancs Now Than Later.
LONDON, Jnly 20 -It was ramored in
the lobbies of the House Of Commons yes
terday that the Prince Of Wales "a anxious
that the Queen should abiiclie, ai be
believes thst he could secure q favorable
civil list at the present time
while, if his ascent to the throne should
be deferred for any considerable number of
years, this would bscome exceedingly
doubtful. The Qleen herself, il Is said,
while recognizing the force OF these con-
alterations, Is unwilling to take such a
step so long az her health remains good.
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NO RIOT THERE.
Women and Children were Oniy serenAd-
log the Miners.


ing the Miners
SrREAToR, ILL, July 29-The reports
OF 4 riot near this place, Saturday even
ing. were grestly exaggerated, to say the
least. The facts are as follows:
About thirty miners have been at work
for some time past at The Star Coal Com
papy's mine at Kangley, about three miles
from here Saturday evening a number of
women and children from ths village, arm
cd with bells and tin pans, assembled with
a view of giving them serenade as they
came out of the shsfi.
Deputy Sheriff Hall, Of SIeator, was
sent for, and the men kept down the shaft
until he arrived. He found the crowd en-
iirely good-natured and bent on having
fun by serenading the working mi
uers. At his request the crowd
quietly dispersed and the women end chill.
dren wen; TO their -hOmes. All is quiei
here and the affair is not regarded ssrious
ly. Miners are peacefully awaiting the re
suit of the arbitration.
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A Raut.ok.rou. N p. Sentenced.

DUBLIN, July % DR. Tsaner, member
Of Parliament for Cork. WAS senienced to-
day at Tipperary to one months impHson-
ment for assaulting Police Inspector Sic
phens in May last. When judgment WAS
pronounced he cried oui IN the dock. y
defy you; the magistracy are The real
criminals" For this outbreak three
months WAS added 10 his sentence.
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WANT NEW SEWERS.

Chicago Suffers Heavy Damage From
Saturdays Flood.
CHICAGO, July 29.-Tne storm OF Sat
urday night was even more severe than had
been supposed, great as was the uprOar OF
the elements and visible the effects. The
unprecedented rain fall, the high wind and
the incessant lightning caused loss OF
property that is difficult to estimate. All
kinds Of property suffered. The loss will
reach million dollars. Ole thing was
made clear and that is the sewers of Chi
cagO are unequal to carrying off the water
and a result Of the storm will probably be
agitation over a new sewerage system.
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OHiCAGo. July 29.-The men accused
OF completely 10 tie murder Of Dr Crooia,
Couglln-Bsggs Wo0dr1h, Ku-Es ard
O'Sulhvsn-were arrsignei In Juigs Hir-
iou's Court tlis m1IliuE. All pleaded
not guilty. In the cises oi BeEgs Clugh-
h-. Wcolrnf and karzs motion toqussh
the indictments was made sud catered.
&. O.S1Iuvan's attorney msis a mo,ion i1r a
cba1gs OF ve1uc from Judge Horizons
rrnrr
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NEw YosK JAY 29-Niss Margaret
Mather, who ia domestic life is Mrs. Emil
Haberkorn. returned from E1rop' on the
steamer Umbria today with her husband
A vexatious law suit with her former
manager. J. ". Hill, having been decided
IN her favor during her absence. she has
the undispuisd right 10 dispose OF Der ser
vices A. she pieasfa
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HENRY GEORGE RETURNS.

He Appenrs Pleased, aud Thinks His
Views Arc spreading.
NEW YORK, JAY 29.-Mr. and Mrs
Henry George arrived on the Umbris to-
day. Mr.. George, in an interview to-
night, expressed himself a7 greatly pleased
with the result of his tour abroad. He
SAYS his views as tI the taxation Of land
values are more widely accepted in Eng
land now than they we're when he was IN
that country several years ago.
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BIZ Telephone Deal.

Bos1oN. July %. The E-ie and the
American Bell Telephone C1mplni6s have
completed negotiations, and the result Is a
perpetual contract for Cleveland and
Southwestern companies. This new deal
will give the Erie the parpelual right TO
operate in the fields Of its sub companies,
tbe Northwestern, the Cleveland and the
Southwestern in Minnesota, Cleveland and
Texas respectively.
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GARRETT HIMSELF AGAIN,

The Baltimore Millionaire Almost Entirely
Recovered.
BALTIMORE, July 29.-Mr. Howard
Munnikhysen, OF Baltimore, has recently
been in business communication with Mr.
Robert Garrett, and is thoroughly con-
versaut with Mr.. Garretts affairs.
He says there can be no possible
doubt that Mr.. Garrett is entirely himself
Mr.. Garrett is now at Chatwold, the sum-
mer residence of Miss Louise Bowler, OF
New York, near Bar Harnor, Me-, where
be went early in July. With him are his
wife and her sister, Miss Lizzie Frick.
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LINCOLN, NEn-. Jaiy 29.-rhe articles
CT ircorporation OF theOnaha. Liaooin and
Cali Raiissy Co. were iisl io tho o1ice
o. the IS crctsry of State yesterday. The
capital st,ck is tl2.0O 000. Toe northern
terminus Of The pop'sei ralrsy IS a.
Omaha. aud tha soeiher1 Brice.ou. Texas.
a distance OF 4 2l0 miles.
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LONDON, Jaly 29.-Aocording TO we'll
founded report here, Eiitor Sie'd, Of Pan
Nal Gareife fame, will se, sail for the Uaiied
sta,es in order TO gei q few ideas on the
American style OF journalism. Ol biz
return be l. 20 take charge Of a new Rad
ical halfpenny morning psper for London.
The money Tor the enterprise was ali
rAlsed this week.
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Major sharp Retired.

WASHINGTON, July 29.-Tne Secretary
Of War to-day published the retirement, by
operation Of law. of Mjor Alexander
Sharp, Paymaster, who will repair to bis
home The retirement Of Major Sharp re-
doc.s ths'ply corps 70 40, Eve more than
tle maximum 6xed by the recent act OF
COuErts4
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The vI.lhIa Grain snpnlY.

NEW YORK, July 29-The visible sup
ply OF grain on Saturday, July q, as COM
piled By the New York Produce Exchange
was as follows: Wheat. IL 3l4, 759; decrease
50, 59l. Corn 7,153, ,060; decrease
s37, 527. Oats 4, 252. 1853. decrease APO, go.
Rye 812. 9O4 decrease 6. $50. Barley ST.
345- decrease 6 26O
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a MountaIn on Flre IN CnlIfornla,

GUSNIsoN, Col July 29.-For two or
three days the mountains in this vicinity
have been sblazs with burning timber.
The fire was discovered Friday afternoon
last at the head of Lost Gulch. To the
north Of the eulch the fire was eeen raging
along the top of we'll timbsred noun
tain. The air has been dense with smoke
for daYs.
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New York Printers' trouble.

NEw YORK, July 29.-shortly after
o'clock to-day the Committees Of the
Chapels o. the World. TINES Sun, and Aai'
and Erprcss met in council with the mana-
gers OF those pspers, and submitted the
resolutions adopted By the COMMITTEES 81
their session yesterday. The result oi tns
c1nfarenca h not vet knnNn.
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President Harrison will leave Deer Perk
for Bar Hirbor August Is, and leave on
his return August 10.
Secretary Proctor was eNpected at the
War Department tomorrow, but acting
S crstarg TgesdAle to-day received
telegram frym him saying be woald not
be able to get here, Toe Secretary
young son who has bsea an invalid for
several week ig worsa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-30

Isa combination Of the active properties
Of dstes, fgs and prunes, and other iIoPi,
cal fruits. Its pleasant taste and oeneno'Ai
Effects hsve rendered ii immensely poPui-
lar. It cures hsbilual constipation, inul'
gsstion, biliousness, sick headache, piles
etc. Sold in 80 cent bottles by W. ~, ~
Irwin. W. E. Williams, John Lang IN IN
and @. r. Goetzs. J. T. Goodwin q ~
and rogan & Co. Wholesale Agents-
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Rnv and GlrI Drowned.

CHICAGO, July 29.-The Journal, Peo-
ria, Ills. special says: Last night at eight
o'clock, Frank Kowalt and Hannah
Shearer went boating This morning the
boat was found upside down. Kowalts
hat and coat were in it, and as neither OF
the parties can be found they are sup
posed to have been drowned. The river Is
being searched.
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a DOG RUNS AMUCK.
Four Men Bitten by a RabId Brute at HO-
bOken.

Four Men Bitten by a RsbId Brute at Ho-
bOken.
HoBoKEN, N. J., July ga mOngrel
black dog ran into the stsble 81 street
company this morning and bit Frederick
Bruhn, hOstler, on the hand and arm.
He then ron to the corner Of Washington
aud First streets, where he bit Nicholas
Grozatti, aged u years, on the arm, and s
dog belonging to Grozatti. The supposed
rabid brute then ran to the Hamburg
steamship dock, dashed into the office OF
the Custom House officers, BIT Charles
Basso, chief clerk, on the right forearm
and ran down the dock and bit Peter Jap
pa, fireman on the steamer Ceilert, on
the lef. forearm. The dog wss killed on
the dock by Policeman Weeks and steve
dOre.
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AN ITALIAN RIOT.
Knives Used with Fatal Effect In Melee
Near Bellevernon.


Near BellevernOn.
PITTsBURG, July 29.-About 10 a. m.
this morning a serious riot occurred
among the Italian labOrers engaged in lay
the new pipe from the Bellevernon field
About sixty laborers were engaged on the
line at pOint about +! miles distant from
Lock No. H. % miles south Of th
city. The foreman in charge desired to
move gang OF Ia from one point
to another near By, bat the men refused TO
90 and a riot ensued. Knives and pistols
we're drawn, and in the melee one Italian
was killed and another MORALLY wounded,
while quito a number were seriously hurt
with picks, etc. Word was sent TO Mon
ongahela City and ppsse will be sent TO
the place to preserve the peace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-30
ACyelone At Findiay.

FISDLAY, O, July ga tremendous
storm of wind, hail aai rain swept over
this city last evening, blowing down fences,
trees, OuthOuses and unfinished buildings,
and doing a great deal Of damsge OF a gen
eral character. The wind was terrific and
the rein fall tremendous, while hail as
large as hickory nuts fell.
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Spokane. Proctor Knott and Hanover.

6pOhHuFI ITUOV0F INUOVs "HV1 III ~
SARATOGA, July 90 The showery
weather of yesterday morning was followed
to-day with another cloudy and partially
disagreeable day. It is even more threa =
ening tonight, with the wind from the
southeast. The arrival of Spokane has
star ed a proposition for race between
him, Proctor Kuo.t and Hanover. Sam
Bryant says that he will enter in such a
race if the association will offer sufficient
inducements, but cOnfesses that Proctor
KuOtt is lame. This appears to be incOn-
sistent to everybody but Bryant.
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HELPING THE NEEDY.
Continued Payment of Funds to the JOhns-
town Sufferers.

Continued Payment of Funds to the JOhns-
town Sufferers.
JoHNsTowN, Pa, Ju y 29.-TO-day the
sufferers in the Second ward began re-
ceiving their money. In this ward there
is scarcely house left standing, and the
smount of money paid out will be large.
It will require several days to complete
the payments in this ward. A committee
Of Old Fellows are in town, and distri-
buted shout $23 900 yesterday to their iel
low members here. The members OF this
organization have Jared probably better
than those of any other at the hands oi
their fellows. All told the members OF
this society have received $53, 900 in cash
and large amount of clothing and bed
ding has been distributed.
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rrnnoa wnl Maks RspsrstIon.

WASHINGTON, July 29.-Minister Reed
has informed the State Department by
mess5ge received today that he has taken
ia Paris tbe statements Of Miss Van Nos
trald and Mrs. DlTr The attitude Of the
French government ii the case is said to
have been friendly and conciliatory and
ample reparslioa for all damages inflicted
Is confidently expected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-30

WASHINGTON, July 29.-Ex President
Cleveland, who is going on a yachting trip
for two weeks from August 1, will after
wards 20 70 the Adirondacks, and Mrs.
Cleveland will accompany him. Col d
S. Lamont will be with him on the yacht
ing cruise, and WI then join his family at
Sorrento, Me-
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Daaib of simon Camsron's Friend.

LANCASTER, PA, July 29.-COl. VIM.
B. Fordny, senior member of the Lancas-
ter bar, and for many years the intimste
personal friend of the late Gen. Simon
Cameron, died this morning aged o3
Vears.
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Dakota Forest Fires.

CHICAGO, July ga dispatch from
Fort Benton says: Forest fires are re-
ported in the mountains and along the
banks of the Missouri for many miles
below here. At BOwdin the section house
was burned and Miss Matte johnson, a
school teacher, was so severely burned
that her recovery is doubtful.
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valuabiss Remain Unclaimed.

JOHNsTowN, PA, July 29.-Louis
Baumer, Chairman of the Committee on
Valusbles, has large number of articles
yet in his possession for which no owner
can be fou5d The valuables found On the
bodies of the dead are all kept here in SEP.
arate packages, and great deal is III
claimed.
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A Great Discovery

In the meiical line is the pleasant fruit
Laxative, Elixir of Dates II combines the
sctiVe properties Of dates. fgs and prunes
IN such way a. to rake it one Of the
most plsasan and eff, ctive reInedies on
ths market. n il etsily taken by old and
Young, ard il sure cure for hsb.iuAl con-
stiDation, biliousne.s, dyspfpsia, SICK hesd-
ache aud piles, and all diseases caosed BY
A weak stomach. diseased kidneys or insc-
i've liver. Sid in 50 cent bottle' by W.
W. Irwin, W. E Williams. John Laugnlin
and c. K. Goeizs. J. I. Good sin q O..
and Logan & Co., Wholesale Agents.
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nenlh ofn ramon. EagIneer.

FARuNGToN, Me, July 29.-Daniel
Beedy died this morning, aged IS. He
had been a noted civil engineer and bridge
builder. He built the Bates Mill in TOmls-
ton and the first steam -four mill 10 St
Louis, and various large flour and quartz
mills.
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CHIPPEwAs SIGN.
no Indian Commission Meets Success at
Nut,ts. Ir.rth

TIE Indian Commission Meets Success at
white Earth.
CHICAGO. July 30 "A dispatch from
White Esrth Reservation. Mimi, says:
The last expl lna.ions of the act presented
by the Chippewa Commission have been
asked for and answered on this reserva-
ton, and the signature OF White Cloud,
the leading Chief, has bsen appended TO
the agreement Nearly 200 names have
been secured, and the work Of the commis.
sion may be pronounced entirely success
full This treaty will open three million
acres to settlement.
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A California Fore.t Fire.

CHICO, CAL, July 80. Large forest
fires are raging on the Humboldt road,
eighteen miles from Chico. The fire has
burnt a district of four milss in leDgih,
and is sEeeping everything before it.
Much valuable timber has already been
DESTROYED.
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Army OF the Tenpe.see Reunion.

CINCINNATI, July 80 The twenty
second annual meeting of the Society of
the Tennessee will be held here September
25 and 26, Wednesday and Thursday. On
Wednesday evening the oration will be
given at the Music Hall. Ga Thursday
evening there will be banquet at the
Rnrpat Hnuea
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Revenue Collections from wess virginia.
Special Telegram TO the Register
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Jlly 29.-The
internal revenue report shows the collee-
tions Of ths West Virginia district the last
fiscal year to have been S752. 663 40.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-30

PORTLAND, Me, July ga memorial
service in honor of the late wife Of ex-
President Hayes was held at the Christian
church yesterday. A large congregation
was present. Mrs. Humphreys presided
and Mrs. Stevens and Rev. Mr.. Whitaker
onnba
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MARYLAND's FLOOD.
Terrible Damage to Property Near Sails
bury.

Terrible Damage to Properly Near Sails
bury.
BALTIsIoRE, July pa Nacs Sails
bury, Md, special says: Yesterday be-
tween Laurel and Sealord a cloud burst
occurred, flooding the country. The rail
road tracks between SeafOrd and DelmaT
for twenty miles are under water most Of
the way. The Norfolk express, west
bound, due hers at 3:2S this morning, did
not arrive until 7:3O, being delayed by a
washout near Csnnon's station. Corn
fields are under water with strawberry
crates and baskets floating in the fields
From Wednesday until this morning 1l4
inches of rain have fallen here.
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AT THE CAPITAL.

News for West Mason Back at
Work-Porsonsl and Pensions.
Special Telegram 70 the Register.
WASHINGTON, D. O., July 29.-Com-
missioner Mason has returned so Washing
ton, aud to duty. He lsughingly said to
the REGISTER correspondent to-day, that
he found Republicans without any diff
Guilty to take the place of the Democrats
in the revenue bureau.
W. z. Hubbard, Of Wheeling, passed
through the city to-day, on his way to
Halifax.
WEST VIRGINIA PENSIONS
were granted to-day "a follows:
Original Invhlid-ROber. r. Whiteman.
n kiah Turley, Jr.
Increase-Willism Martin, Griffin Nor
rison, James G. YOuug.
s-issue-Joha E Ramsay, deceased,
James p. Napier, Michael Geyer.
Original wido8s-Oathefine, widow of
J9hr T. James
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wl.con,ln rohaeeo Iriarsd.

MrLwAUKEE, Wis July % Specials
to the Ereniag Wisconsin from points IN
Rock and Jsfsrson counties say the tobao-
co crop in those sections was completely
ruinsd b7 a hail storm on Saturday alter
noon. The plants were ready 70 oe
topped. and the loss ia irreplrsble.
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Following is the official score:
Canon. ......................0 0 y 2 2 III
Vbocitng q d O > o 0 = 6

Earned runs, Canton 8, Wheeling B.
home run, Ross; three base hit, Doyle
,wo base bits. Williams, u cher, RJn 2
Ross D5laney .; struck out, by Meenan 3
BY Stab >; bases on balls, off Meehan 3
of Staib 1 his by ball, by MeehaD l; wild
pitches, Meehen l, Stab 1 double PLAYS,
Bowman to Zimmer TO Spiedel; sacrifice
hits, Damn and Williams; stolen bases,
WeeeliDg l, Canton 8; time, 2:lO; umpire,
Barrett.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-30

PorIsyrLLE, PA, July 29.-Ssven hun
drek operatives at the Fishbaok rolling
mill have struck for ihiity-eight cents in
crease per ton for padding and proportion
ate increase in other departments.
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WHERE DID IrLEARN 1T,

A New York Paper Says France and Russia
are Allied.
NEW YORK, July 29-The UTeHer AIge-
meme Zeitung asserts that definite often
sive and defensive alliance has beed con-
cluded between France aud Russian.
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NO APPOINTMENTS NOW.
The Administration Machine Taking n
Much Needed Rest.

Much Needed Rest.
DEER PARK, July 29.-At.orney Gsueral
Miller had a conference THE morning with
the President over pardon cases
and then took the train for Washing
ton. Secretary Window remained over
and may stay till the middle Of the week
Private Secretary Halford says no appoint
ments are likely to be made now st Dser
Park. The Presidential family are occu-
pied chiefly with preparations for the Bar
HarbOr visit.
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Tn. Pre.ld.n, Lave. Thur,dAy.

DEER PARK, Jaly % -President Har-
rison has definitely decided to leave Deer
Park for Washington Thur-day. There
will be a Cabinet meeting IN Washington
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c,ncinua,i sssooa n .sp.r. ArrAisnsa.

CINCINNATI. Jaiy 29-Ths cases Of
the saloon keepers who were arrested for
violating the Owen laE yesterday, we're
called ia the Police Court % day aod
bonds were given f1T appearances Tor trial
Most Of them were not set for any special
date.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-30

LyNcHBrEG, Va, Jaly 2s.-Ihs g-ald
Jury at Liberty, Va, has made a report in
regard TO ths Norfolk & Western Rrlroad
d..as- at Insxtou, completely exoneT-
alug theralrold company irom al blame.
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snel.il.t Mln.r. pl.p.r..d.

BERLIN, July %. The police d 'persed
a meeting Of miners delegates at Dorimond
tonight. and arrested Herr DJkmnn
member Of the S)cillisiic Coogfea nt
Paris
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rhe wabash Consolidation Effected

ST. LOUIS, July 29.-At a meeting of
Wabash Western officials here to-day, the
purchase of the eastern lines was ratified
and the con- )lidation of the properties
formally effected. A final meeting will
be held at Tol,dO on Thursday and the
board of directors will then elect officers
for the ensuing YEAR
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THEev resulting from habitual cosIl'e, 7.
re ss are many snd serious; but the uss 80 "
harsh, drastic purgstive5 Is quite % IS una
gerous. In Ayers Pills. however, lue Z.
tient has a mild but effective aperleh', a.
perior to all others, especially for iAiDi'
use.