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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-24
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Der Mdstbau mddt III BEN Counties
bon SuOnsits3 sras, nellie biz Dor gang
furaer 3eit nod els ou:idIisbli6 Tie1s
5u6t, trsibenbe befannt tpateu unb nllge;
mein ais nur iilr 8leb3udtssmsde geeig=
net betra9tet wur6en, INNER gr0Bere
unb raiGere JortI9ritta. Ginen neuen
gepeis baiitr brinst cine Mittbeilnng,
meI6e Der nGorpus Gbrilti e,i9einenhe
u@alet" in eiuer fetner lebten Wummern
brtngt.
rSSH elmer u%nterbaltuug nit GERM
$40 lautet bieielbe,-rmutbe uns
bic Sbatlade mitsetbeilt, bab in bet
umgegenb bon S~barpsburg in oieiem
Sabre bereits tlabe3u 1000 older 2anbes
nit 8aumwule bepflau3t mprben finb
unb ebenfo piele IN Der Ndbe Ser Staot
San pairicio. Die, pel6e bieie
8aummo0en= &ultur eiHeeihbrt urb eins
gebargett baben, {tub bic Serren 8. s.
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unter Anbau bat, g.. 8. BORDEN, Der
200 Qder beltelt, e. &adel, nit $50
unb 5. pasfer nit so. 3. u. 0uuter
nit 60 unb ein paar Nnoere nit 1910
Ndern. Ser Stanb Der BaumpDae 1T
etn re9t gutter, uab man re9nst auf Ell
men Grnteertrag BON iber eilem balben
8a0en auf ben 4der."
9as 2anb 1T in GET g%enannten @ez
genb fat gans in GROCER 9ano; bic ST.
gentbimer fangen aber an, es III fleire
par3eaen aus3ulegen, UNI es an iDirflts
DIE N%niieoler unb Sauern gu Oerpaaten
ODER 3u %oertaufen. 8ieIe BET 2aubbs.
flyer, 10 bic @ebriiber O'@onnor babsu
aud i6on a%ngefanoen, 8eriu6e nit
benz 8rabeu Sou artefil6en 8run.
men gu MAIDEN, unb bdbur9 bas
ein5ige SiHberniB. tuel@es f6 einem
erfolgrei6eA unb fi6eren Betriebe beg
Iderbaus in ben Weg fteaen mo9te :
bic WaRerarmuth = binmeg3urdumen.
@ie fruber f6on geiagt, f6eint
bauptid6lid bas beuti6e Clement -
Der bier in Seras gebprene uub groB ges
noroene Na6ipuhs Der 1ltsrn meItteras
nifden beutlder ginpanberurg : baau
beffimmt 5u ieiu, alld ben blsber pers
nadIdfisten RlltenltriG Dol Stbneftz
Ssras gu toloHiiren unb fit ben Nders
bau gu %geWinnen. Sn ben dlterent
beutiGsn Counties, tpirb es Fiir bic fi6
trdftig mebrenbe Beo0lferung gu euge.
Ser iiiusere She'll fiebt fid baber ges
3wungen, fi6 mad ueuen 0simitdtten
um5uieben. N%fflimatifrt mie ct 1T,
bilbet CT iebenfals bas pinIdenspsr.
tbefte Clement fur bic 8elisoeluus bes
nod biinn beb6lterten Siibwehens, unb
bieier 1T ni6t alein bas nddfgelegen.
tie, ionbern aud bas Derfpre9enbfte
Gelo fir feline S%hdti9teit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-24
AlamO neutrality-suspicious.,

Belorst itrift ihre ei9euen @eiddfte
unb beanipru6t Ni6ts, tpeber fir nod
gegen irsenb einen &oufurrenteu iu9t
ben Nntbeil Bee 6fentliden patronage,
bic ibr wiQig unb germ gegeben wirb;
oherirt fi9sre unb 5uOerl6ifge Geue,per.
fi9erung gu 9auie nit benz 8eripre6en
pronpte1 4usgleiduns i'm Sole BON
0erluit. Snbem Sbr nit bieier @eiell.
i9aft @efddfte maGt, unterbanbelt Sbr
nit Direftoreu, bic fir @u@ feline Grems
ben limb, Mdnner, bic ein lsbbaftes Sn.
t~eree Oh ben Ingelegeabeiten ber @efe0s
i9aft nebmen unb Die ni9ts buloen uno
erlauben miirben, mas ni6t hreng nit
ben @ei9dftsprin3ipien in @inflang gu
briugen 1T. 8sbenft e~benfaus, bob ale
prdmien @. h.. mas mir auf infer eli
genes &iIifo nebmeu) unb ale Som.
miifiOnen, (oas 1T: &tdoerf9erung)
bic berbient meroen, bier bleiben un6
mieber in San Nntonio unb SeTas in
@irtulation gebra9t weroen.
Wir baben arrangements getroHen
unb iiHo borbereitet, 8erfderungen bon
irgeno Del6er 96be 3u iibernebmen.
Wegen %fernerer Snfprmation unb Gins
selbeiten tpeube man fi6 a1 bic Office,
$50. 222 Wefs@ommerce 5iraBe (Sirz
lsr's 8ebduee) ober 3elepbon No. 439.
N. B. Wenn SIR Der beimii9en @es
ieli9aft ben 8or5ug gebeu ober He In.
teriiiben nolt, 10 berbanbelt brett
nit bieer Office, ba mir in ber
Stabt teiue autoriRrten Nsenten, ions
bern nut uniere eigenen SOlicitos
baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-24

RAJ SObnOnBros. liefern bic
belfen unb biQigfeu 9rudiaden @ebt
Ill linen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-24
3tcuftmabdbeu perlamat.

Cine &66in ober elm sutes Sausmdb'
den finbet iofOrt STEELE. Nadsufrasen
in oer Office ber uGreien preHe".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-24

s9T Seine Oberbembet1 fer
Zig unb mad M}aB Bel 5. %. Crate
& 6 D., $50. 240 Commerce : StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-24

rag Mat. McGabe, Nsm Bruins.
mid, ST., 3ablt irgeno Semano fun
Dollars, Der am 8lutabfibren leibei
uno mad benz bori6riftsmdBisen Sc
brau9e bon @bamberlain's @olits, So
lera ; unb Oiarrboe Miitel niGt in Der
m6sli9t tiraeieE 3eit babou befreit
mirb. Cine babe 25 Gents : 6laf9e
bieier Mebi3in beitte iein 8lutabfibreu,
na9bem ct bic Mebi5in uno Ne5epte
beri6ieoener Dottoren ~pergebens ange=
panbt bate. 9err Mfc@abe fam oies
fe Oferte gaus rubig MAIDEN, oa fein
Ga1 bon @olit, @bolera Morbus, 9pien.
terp, Oiarrboe ooer 8lutabfiibren be-
FAINT 1T, Der ni6t bel re9elre6ter Nu.
uenbung beg Mittels gebeilt morbeu
udre. Gum 8erfauf bel &. @obu &
So. unb j. 9alteper & Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-24

ug- 6ute! 0iite! Neue Derbp
unb wei6e 5tetion 9erbf= unb Wins
terbiite bel s. %. Crate & Co.,
$50. 240 Commerce traBe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
JAKE In THE TOLLS.
THE DEFEATED SLUGGBR ARRESTED IN
BALTIMORE,
As he Steps of the Norfolk Boat-Ha Will Go 70
Jackson and Take HIS Desc With the
0,hers-Sullyan and Him
self Indicted.

BALTIMORE, August IA The ex.cham
piop, Jake Kilrain, is now in the clutches
of the Law. lie was captured about :
o'clock this morning as he stepped from
the Norfolk boat on his arrival at her wharf
When Kilrain walked OFF the gang plank,
accompanied by his wife, Sergeant Frank
Toner greeted him with the words: "HOw
do, Jake, the Marshal wante to see yOu."
"All right, am ready to go with you.
Tns Sergeant Was armed with the proper
authority. A warrant issusd by Governor
jackson Tor ]. Ktlrain's arrest by virtue
Of requisihon made on him by Governor
Lowry, of Mississippi. When apprehend'
ed by the Sergeant, Kilrain waited only
only long enough to get his baggage to
gether, and sent them with his wife to his
residence in this city. He then entered o
carriage and was driven to the Central
police station. He was not put under
lock and key, bot was allowed to rest him.
self in Captain Farnan's private Office.
THE SLUGGER COOL.
Kilrain was not ct all upset by bis ar
rest. bat took matters ooolly as he enjoyed
q nice breakfast ordered from nearby
restaurant. Kilrain Is looking well; he is
somewhat tanned, owing to exposure on
the beach at Old Point. His eyes are
bright and his general appearance is that
of man in perfect health. His moustache,
which was shaved off prior TO his fight with
Sullivan, is growing now, and altogether
he resembles his appearance when he wa7
trainer for the Ariel Boat Club, several
seasons ago. Jake regretted that he could
not outline his future course, owing to the
uncertainty as to what would be done With
him by Governor Lowry. Hsssid: 81 had
intended all along TO give myself mp, and
wss only waiting 10 see what they would
with Sullivan.
ENPECTs TO GET sULLIVAN'S DOSE.
"Of course expect to get the same thai
he DOES. II it's fms and six months IN
Jail, then l will get it t1o." Ia relation
10 the fight Kilrain said that Sullivan was
in prime condition, and that he considered
Muldoon the best man in the world to
handle the big fellow. In fact he could
not have been gotten into such condition
by any other man.
About his own condition Kilrain would
say little. He said: al was not as strong
as l expected TO be and Sullivan was much
stronger than we thought him to be-"
"A great many people think that
Mitchell did not handle you properly,
Jake" " said the reporter.
ooh, guess he did as well as he knew
how" was the reply.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
BALD KN0BBERISM,
And the Long Series Of Grimes 1t Lead Captain
Knneys Slayer on Tral-A History
Of the LS!e Murders.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, Aug. H. James S.
Berry, citizen of Forsyth, Mo-, whose
business was broken up year ago by the
Bald Kuobbers, was to-day placed on trial
for the murde- of Captain Nate Kinney,
the Bald Kuobber chief The etory of the
case is a remarkable one, and was prologue
20 the recent tragic events in fancy Ocun-
ty. Berry kept a general store in For
syth, and opposed the Bald Knobhefs aud
their methods. Captain Kinney, who
WAS giant mountaineer, ruled
the town and county with a power
az absolute az Alexander rules
Russia. Berry was selected for an exam
pie, and, as the knobber element was in
the majority, destructive boycott was
placed on his business, and when receiver
vas appointed The choice fell on Captain
Nate Kinney, the chief of the band. Berry
thus lost bis business, and the wreck passed
into the hands of his enemies. He was
twice served with notice to leave the coun-
try, on pain of death. He showed the
notices TO his friends, among Others
Billy Miles, al anti-knobber about
Chlo VI uBS. hAASot Uho 10
perfectly fearless, announced publicly that
be would stand by Berry, and act as an
escort, and kill the first man that
would try TO run him out OF town.
Two weeks later, on August IL, 1888,
Miles and Berry entered Berry's store and
found Kinney alone. Miles quarIeled
with him, and as the Chief reached for
bis weapon Miles shot him dead. The
two men gave themselves up, furnished
hsvy bail, aud obtained a change Of venue.
Sheriff Johnson, who WAS elected last
fall, was Kuobber and friend OF Kinney.
He and detective whom he had engaged
attempted TO arrest Miles on July 4 for
carrying concealed weapons. Miles was
accompanied by q brother only 16 years OF
ago, and in the fight that followed the
Sheriff and deputy were killed. Miles
escaped to this city and gave himself up.
The excitement in Taney County over
Rerrv X trial is intense
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
ALL INDICTED.
Principals and Assistants In the Big Fight
Must Answer.

principals ana ASsiatAuts IN the DIX rikh1
Must Answer.
New ORLEANS, August 14.-Ths Plea
yune's Purvis, Miss, special says: The in
dictment against Sullivan, relieved of its
legal verbiags, charges that John L. Sulli-
van, by aud in pursuance of previous ap-
pointment and arrangements made TO meet
an engage in prizs fight with Jake Kill
rain, asd for a large sum of money, did
uulawfully engage in prizs fight in ring
commonly called prize ring, and did then
and there beat, strike and bsuise the said
Jake Kilrain agains the peace and dignity
of the State of Mississippi.
The indictment gives the names OF six
Of the grand Jury men az witnesses. They
were at the fight Indictments were also
found against Referee fitzpatrick, Jake
Kilrain, Muldoon, Cleary aud Donovan.
The indictment against Fitzpatrick charges
him with aiding and abetting in the fight,
but did not specify in what way.
The capisses issued for the parties out
side of the State. who have been indicted
will be returned to the Court, marked mot
found" Copies of the indictmen s will
then BE- sent TO Governor Lowry with a re-
quest to issue acquisitions for the offend
ers. A gentleman, who is friend Of the
Governor, says that the Governor has
cooled down considerably about the prize
6ght, and is leaving it in the hands of the
Court. The Governor seems to be more
friendly inclined TO ward Sullivan than b =
fore, and considers him less blsmablethsn
some others in the affair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
PARED PARAGRAPHS.

TIE Giles Lithograph Co. and Billiard
tool factory we're burned in New YORK
Loss, 500. 1000.
A threshing machine and boiler exploded
near Aberdeen, Dakota, instantly li Eiliine
Frank Arnswell, VIM. Sheeter' waiter
Tankmsn and an unknown man.
The Elective Right bill came up for nnal
massage in the Constitutional Convention
at Olympia, W. T., yesterday, ana was
defeated.
At the session Of the ColOIed Knights oi
Pythiss at Cincinnati yesterday, 1t was re.
ported that the order had 5000 members
in good standing.
Pope L,o has decided TO send a repTessn'
tstiye of the Holy See from Rome to WASH,
ineton next November, for the purpose OF
attending the dedication of the Cathohc
University.
Sunlight, Brown Princes, Ballyboo'
viQilaut. and Hsrborlights won at oAfa-
toga yesterday.
Congress, King Idle, Tipstaff' Theodore,
RAYMOND and Basssnio ran nfs' S'
Brighton Hesch.
Globe Primes Regent, Jack and Gossip,
Jr won at Rochester in the pacing ana
trotting races.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
UNIVERSITY REGENTS

Transact Important Business A New
Librarian Contract to be Let.
Special Telegram to the Register.
MORGANTowN, W. VA, August "a
At Il special meeting of the Board of he
gent, of the State University to day, Prot
A. L. Aebord, of the Government Agricul
tural Department, recommended the CON
centration of the entire Hatch fund into
the central station. Heretofore $500 was
appropriated for each Senatorial district,
under the direction Of the resident regent
for library purposes and experiments, the
balance of the IS. 900 going to the central
station. The Regents adopted the plans
as recommended and have put the Wesl
Virginia Experimental 5 alton on better
footing for more work.
Miss Maggie Morrow, of Fairmont, was
elected librarian of the University, and the
appointment Of isnitOr given TO the snpsr'
intendent of buildings and grounds. To-
morrow the contract will be let for the
erection Of handsome gymnasium and
commencement hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
HURDIsOUT.
The Toledo Statesman VIII Not BE Oan-
dIdate for Governor.

The Toledo Statesman VIII Not BE Gan
dldate for Governor.
TOLEDO, OHIO, August 14.-In an In
terview o-day Hon. Frank Hurd said
81 would not accept the nomination for
Governor if it were offered to me by
acclamstiou at the convention. When
l said l was out of politics l meant 1t.
As TO any talk regarding me as a
possible candidate, l do not imagine
that outside of a comparatively few who
warmly advocaee the doctrine there are
many who would be anxious to accept me
as a candidate. There are great many
Democrats in Ohio who are timid as to free
trade. OF course. whatever leisure my pro-
fession and practice may give ne shall
willingly devote TO the cause Cf free trade,
bat MOI in a political manner. I am out
of politics"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
A STANDARD SCHEME.
It Wm Pipe OH from Pennsylvania to Ben
wood.

Ii VIM Pipe OH from Pennsylvania 10 Ben
wood.
PIrrsBURG, August 1.-THE Times pub
lishes the following from Waynesburg,
Pa: The Standard Oil Company has Sc
cured possession Of leases upon Il, 600 acres
in the Nineveh oil field, in Greene county,
aad now controls the production Of that
field. ]. r Johnston & Co., oil brokers
Of PittsburS, secured leases upon 5000
acres near Nineveh about three years sgc.
A year sgo an interest was taken in the
territory by John Haines, million
aire of Boston, and gentleman
named Thompson, Of Philadelphia, a
member of tie Standard Oh Company,
The latter's interest, however, was kept a
secret until within the past few days, when
he bought all shares held by Haines and
others. In addition 70 the 5000 acre9,
Thompson, as representative Of the Stand
erd, has lust secured leases on 1000 acres
more. making - 600 acres in all.
Thus the Standard has complete control
eff the Nineyeh oil field, and a pip9 line
will soon be laid from BenwoOd, w. Va,
TO Nineveh, the otjsct being to convey the
oil TO Bsnwood, where the Standard Is
erecting a large refinery, 1t is said that
Lima OIL will also be brought to BenwoOd
and mixed with the Nineveh premium be-
fore refining
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
AN APPEAL TO ROME.
Another Complication in the Ursuline Con
vent Difficulty.

Another Complication in the Ursuline Con
vent Difficulty.
PTTTsBURG, August 1l.-There is an
other sensation brewing in the case of the
Ursuline nuns at Oakland, who during the
past two years have had an eventful exist
ence. There are extensive repairs ard
changes going on in the building They
have been ordered by Mother 81. Gertrude,
the superioress in charge. This move has
alarmed the deposed superiOFess, Mother
Alphopse. She communicated her fears
to her attorney, ]. Scott Ferguson, E'q.,
and the result was a document prepared
in Pttsburg and forward TO Rome claim
ing that the changes in progress are en-
tirely unnecessary, and have been ordered
for the purpose of depreciating the value OF
the convent building.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS
Meet in Convention Mckinney Lsads for
Governor.

Meet I'm Conve vention--- Mckinney Lsads for
Governor.
RICHMOND, VA, August 14-The DEM
ocratic State Convention met in Armory
Hall to-day at 1915 o'clock to nominate
candidates for the State ticket, consisting
OF Governor, Lieutenant Governor and At
torney General. U. S. Senator John S.
Barbour, Chairman of the State Commit.
tee, introduced James W. Marshall, of
Craig, as temporary chairman. Prayer
was offered by Rev. DR.. Hogs. Chairman
Marshall made ten mlnutss epeech, dur
ing which he mentioned the name of
Grover Cleveland, which was rapturOusly
applauded. All illusions to Governor
Lee, Lieutenant Governor Massie and At
torney General Ayre3 we're also received
with manifestations Of delight.
The convention resumed its session at
pm when the Committee on Creden-
tials reported. The Committee on Per-
mvnent Organization reported the name of
K. II Cardwell, of Hanover, Speaker of
the House of Delegates, as permanent
OnalIInAu, anu W. W. OCOtIi vi OIdnRei
as permanent Secretary. Mr.. Cardwell
appeared, thanked the convention for the
honor and took his seat. The convention
proceeded TO nominate candidates for Gov
ernor. Messrs. Mckinney, Venable, o Fer
rail-, Beirne, Tyler and Harris were placed
in nomination, when a recess was taken
until 8:l5 O'Clock.
TIE State Central Committee, haviD g
been chosen by districts, the claims of the
respective candidates were discussed until
11:3O o'clock p. M, when ballot was had
with this result: Kinney, 593; O'Ferrell,
3O7; Tyler, 139; Venable, 73; Harris, 81.
An unsuccessful effort was made TO take
another ballot, after which the convention
adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow
mnrninp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
A PRISON In EXILE.
BOULANGBR'S LOT PRESCRIBED By HIS
JUDGES.
The Court Sentences Hin to Be Departed to q Fortified
Placs-Dllon ard Rochttort Receive ihs
Same Senis1es-Now 70 Catch
The Prisoners

PARIS, August 1.-THE Court found
General BOulsDger gailty on the charge Of
embezzling public funds, and refused to
allow that there were any extenuating cir
cumstances. The Court then sentenced
General Boulsnger, Count Dillon and
Henri Rochefort to be deported to forti-
fed place.
DILLON AND R0CHEFORr.
The Court found Count Dillon and
Henri Rochefort accOmplIces OF General
Boulanger, in feloniOus attempt against
the safety Of the State. 1t WAS also de-
cided by a vote Of 100 TO 81 that the acts
charged in the indictments against the
accused in connection with the Presiden-
tial crisis of 1887, constituted a treason
able attempt.
THE EMBBZZLBMEST CHARGE.
Gsn. Csmpenon, Senator for Neuilly
Sur.SOine, argued thst the charge Of em-
bszziement made against General Boulan-
ger had been proved ~ Lsroyer, Presi-
dent OF the Senate, and NJ Margarine, Sen
stor for the department OF Marine, argued
that the court wac incompetent TO try
Gen. Boulanger on the charge Of misappro-
pristion of funds, and that the charge
must be referred to court martial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
NELDELL TALKS.
He Admits HIS True Name--He VIII study
Theology

Tie Admits HIS True Name He Will study
Theology.
PIusBCEG, August ] T. Ii was not IN
I'll aGsr Yeldell vas safely out of Elgefeld
that he acknowledged that he was any
thing else but the Rev Mr. FiemOn. Last
night, however, he acknowledged being
present at the killing Of Officer Blackwell,
but denied he fred a shot lie was only
armed with a pistol, and Blackwell was
killed with a shot-gu When asked what
uame be would 20 by, Yeldell replied:
"By the name that sounds best TO the peo-
pie Of Pittsburg" Subsequently, when
asked fer his autograph, he wrote; John
Ysldell he will 20 10 WiberfOrce Col
lege, Ohio, next month to study for the
ministry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
BOYS IN GREY

Receive Greeting From Their Old Leader
Davis Writes u Lstter.
LITTLE Rock, AEK.. August 14.-Re
spending to the announcement of the or
ganization OF ex.CoBfederste Veterans at
Pine Bluff, Jefferson Davis writes to COL
Charles Newman, Of that town, saying,
among other things
"I; is gratifying to me 10 see the men
who fought for the csuse preserving the
memory of their service and cultivating
the fraternity which was generated IN the
severe trials endured. Please give my
cordial greeting to your associates, who, l
feel, may be consoled for loss OF much else
in the remembrance that their honor re-
mains unstained, snd the truth for which
they suffered is imperishable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
DISCREDIT THE ELIXIR.
Columbus Physicians See Danger In Brown
sequard's Discovery.

Ssquard's Discovery.
Special TtlegIGm TO The Register
COLUMBUS, o., August 14.-COlumbus
physicians have been investigating the
now famous DR.. Brown-Ssquard elixir"
and have obtained surprising results. Re-
cent experiments made in this city by DR..
S. L. Kistler with it, have given satisfac-
lion to the doctor end his patients. The
persons on whom the experiments were
made were all about 40 years old and had
been suffering from some ailment of the
nerves for long time. One gentleman
who was troubled with eczema on one Of
his arms for about two years was relieved
from his disease by an injection Of the
'elixir"
The most prominent doctors Of the city,
however, declare that it is all humbugerS
and say that if it came from any other
sOurca than from Brown-Saquard they
would pay no attention to it, They all
say that there is great danger from
assesses and blood poisoning, and that it
will be used by no regular practitioner.
DR.. Startling Loving, one of the most
prominent physicians of the city, consid-
ers B.owr-Sequard a tecond Count Ct
CagliOstTo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
PRARLs RNaAUsTED.
The supply In Sugar River Soon Gives Out
Before the Hunters.

The Supply IN Sugar River Soon Gives out
Before the Hunters.
MADISON, Wis, Bogust 1.-THE pearl
hunters infection has struck Madison.
George Fess went out in Loke MonOna
and succeeded in finding three very
pretty, though small specimens. The
largest is about the sizs Of No. 4 shOt
Toe shallow parts Of both lakes have been
visited by men aud boys, aud hundreds Of
claims were taken out Qlite number
OF small psaTls were found. Major PeaIce,
q messenger in the capitol, found one
The finds create no stir, and Il may be
set down that interest is somewhat waning
in the pearl industry. Many men, who
have been deyOting their entire time to
the hunt for gems on Sugar river, have
returned to their usual vOcations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-15
DARKLY MYSTERIOUS.
Negroes In Sumter County. Ala, Said to be

Negroes In Sumter County. Ala. Said to be
Armlng.
BIRMINGHAM, August 14.-There is
great excitement among the white people
of Sumter county, Ala, on account OF the
strange and suspicious actions of the ne
groes. The negroes OF the county have for
several nights been holding mysterious
meetings in every neiehborhoOd, and they
have now commenced buying firearms.
Negro laborers are leaving the farms, aud
arming themselves with guns ard pistols.
They have become very insoleut, and re-
fuse the whites aay explanation of their
conduct.
The negroes in the county outpumbsr
the whites five to one, and the latter fear
an outbreak Of some kind which may re-
suit in bloodshed.