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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-02
CAMPBELL LEADING.
Hs Hs Nearly Hali Of the Democratic Delegates
Tie Fight Between Hin and Nsal-Ihe Ohio
Political Outlook.

Specie! TsegroH % he Rsgis.er.
COLUMBUS, o, August The contest
Tor the Democratic nomination for Gov
e,nor becomes interesting. The late date
seems to hsve injured Campbell's chsncC'
somewhat, but he is still in the lead. The
contest seems to have narrowed down TO q
fight between Campbell and Neal, and the
friends of both candidates are very SAN
guine. Campbell is general fsyOrite, bat
it is charged that he Is not in accord with
his party on the tariff Neal has the
friendship Of many Of the leaders and is
staurch Tariff Rsformer." D." Ons thing Is
certain, and that is that the Democrats
will lose or win on the issue Of tho tariff,
and this campaigo, like the one OF 'SS, Is
10 be one of intelligence.
The Press, of this eity, prints q num-
Der of letters from Democratic editors IN
usarly every county Of the State, giving
their opinions AS to the relative strength
Of the various candidates il their districts.
The result accounts for 622 votes Of the
entire. number. OF these, Campbell has
374. Neal 1856, and Kline -. Campbell,
however, has been steadily losing, and If
he is TO be nominated over Neal be must
tight hard.
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FORAKER'S HAND.
The Ohio Governor Prepared TO squeloh
Cincinnati Salooniats

The Ohio Governor Prepared TO squeloh
Cincinnati Saloonists.
CINCINNATI, August 1.-The Times
Star this afternoon prints a letter from
Gov. Foraker TO Mayor Mosby concerning
the threatened defiance Of law by the
Turner Hall mass meeting Of saloon keepers
held last week. The letter is dated
Columbus, July 81, and is as follows:
Hon. John B. Mosby, MdyOr:
DEAR SIR:-Do not tolerate any defiance
of law. No man is worthy to enjoy the
free institutions Of America. who rebels
against a duly enacted statute and defes
the authorities charged with its enforce
ment. Smite every manifestation of such
0 spirit with q swift and steady hand.
do not make these suggestions for fear you
ueed them, bat only that you may have
any assurance they may afford you in the
discharge of the duty TO which you are
called by the action of the Turner Hall
meeting of yesterday, the proceedings OF
which have Just read in the papers.
Very truly you're,
JOSEPH B. FORAKER.
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NOT A CANDIDATE.
whitney Is Not In the Field for
'O2.

whitney Is Not In the Field foi
'O2.
NEW YORK, August 1.-The Star will
publish the following tomorrow:
To THE EDITOR OF THE STAR-iSir: An
item is going the rounds of the press tC
the effect that a new weekly newspaper ii
about to be established at Washington IL
my interest as a candidate for the Presi
dsncy.
Be kind enough to publish that it is alb
lutely without foundation. I am not, and
shall not be, candidate for the nomina
tion 10 that Office, nor to any other.
There are men in the Democratic party
much better entitled to It's houors than
am, and I expect to help the best to win.
The item is absurd on its face, and OBJ
ject TO being thought capable of such non
sense. WILLIAM G. WHITNEY.
Lenor. Mass July 81, 1889.
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Lsarne and A.aoeIaiIon.

Al Pittsburg. First Game-Pitts6nfg o'
indianapolis 7;euors, Pitisbnfg > Inaisn- IN
anolis 4; hits, Pittsburg 9. Indianapolis ~.
pitchers. sowders and Ge'zsin.
second Gsme-Pilisburg 10, Indian
snolis 3. errors. 9 each; hits Piitsb1fg Il,
Indianapolis 6 Pitchers, S,aley aud An
derson. D p-.--
.. errors. Washington 3; Boston !, hits,
washington Z, Boston .. Pitchers, Had
dock and ClsIkson.
At CHICAGO Chicago 3, Cleveland !;
errors. Chicago !, Cleveland 2; hits, Chi
capo 7: Cleveland 8. Pitchers, Gumbert
and Beatin.
At BlltimoTe-First game-Baltimora
8, Kansas City j. errors, Baltimore /, Kan
sas City 6: hits. Baltimore 8, Kansas City
4. Pitchers, Kilroy and Swarizel.
Second game-Baltimore !, Kansas City
s; errors, Baltimore 3, Kansas City ?; hits,
Baltimore 4, Kansas City II. PiicheFs,
Conway, Kilroy and Cunningham.
At Brooklyn-First gAme-Brolklyn Z,
Louisville g; errors, Brooklyn 9. L9uis-
VILE 4; hits, BROOKLYN II, Louisville 10.
Pitchers, Fouiz and Hecksr.
At Columbus columbus ., Cincinnati
l6; errors, Columbus 4. Cincinnati 3, bite,
Columbus 10, Cincinnati l3. Pitchers,
Baldwin, Daily and Wan.
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LQUINE RABIES.

a Cr.fy aorsa's Mad Career Two aleu-
Bitten Fcariully.
CmcAGo. August IA horse with The
symptoms o, hyiroph0bia ran amucS on
Robe, -.1ee. yesterday afternoon, and was
dlsiiy u,,ei beneath the shadow o. the
Moody ts1tat Musauk1e avenue. Two
m.n we're bitten and eight h-r.-s torn by
las testh of the maidsusd alimal Il
thousand p-opls Joined in ths hunt 20 de-
s.log ths brute For tEo hours they
chased lp aud down ths streets aud alleys,
pursuing and plousj The horse was
fmlyr01 ln,1a vaclat iat. assosd and
killed STE ErcS o1, the owne- OF the
Eors5. was bitten. chad his arm csutsr-
1si. bat isi Boa a1 agony ot fright lie says
the anime, was bvtsn by a mad dog
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JACKSON ASHTON.
The Match Between the two Big Pugillsts
Postponed.

The Match Between the two Big Pugilists
Postponed.
New YORK, August 1.-The much
talked-oI' six-round glove contest between
Peter jackson, the Australian giant, and
Jack Aehton, which was TO have taken
place in this city, has Eeen indefinitely
postponed. ParsOn Davies, Jackson
manager, telegraphed Billy Madden last
night that he thought it best to let tne
affair 20 over for a few weeks. AS THIS
was to have been the negro's debut before
an Eastern audience, a good many spot
ing men who were anxious to see him will
be disappointed. It is likely that the
match will take place in September. Jack
son has lost ground in this city by his
showing in rouDgh and tumble turn-ups:
Tom Lees, it is claimed, bad him whipped
at Buffalo.
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FALSE TO HER vows.
Mrs MaJbrlok's Guilty Love Proven IL
Court-Othsr Testimony

Mrs May bricks Guilty Love Proven In
Court-Othsr Testimony.
LIVERPOOL, August 1.-The trial OF
Mrs. Maybrick, On the charge Of poisoning
her husband, was resumed to-day. DR..
Fuller testified that he had prescribed tom
ics for Mr. Msybrck. Deceased had never
hinted to him that he had taken arsenic,
nor did he present any indication oil nav
ing at any time taken it.
An important point was brought out by
Russell in cross-examining Michael May
brick. This was that the husband died IN
total ignorance of his wife's visit to Lon
don with Briefly. Probably there will be
no attempt to contradict the accused inti-
macy with Briefly. The chain of evidence
on this point is complete. The prosecu-
tion are also fortified very strongly on the
fly-paper and arsenic in the medicine bot
tie. In testimony Russell got from MI
cheel an admission that he believed bis
brother was in the habit OF
TAKING PHOSPHORUS POWDERS,
but never heard it until suggested by Mrs.
MAVERICK in a letter TO him which wss re-
ceived early in March and destroyed.
Mrs. May said che had been searching
the house ard had found her husband was
taking powders. These powders, she
thought, had something to do with the
pains in his head. He also stated he had
no suspicion that she had made the die
covery.
Great surprise ia expressed at the CON
tents Of Maybrick's will, which has usi
been probated. He left in all about S5O.-
600, most of it in trust to his brothers for
his two children. He left his widow less
than $500 year, principally interest on
insurance policies. The will was dated
April 5 last, nearly a month before the
man died, just after the row with his
wife about her conduct with Brierly at the
racea
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THREE LUCKY ONES.
Cap. Maulsby, n. b. MADEIRA and s. r. Daw-
son Draw Prizes
Cn.e{oJ T,Irc.o,, IN The pfo{ster

Oaps mhule Dy, y. d. mhueTh anu D H. Dhh'
son Draw Prizes.
Special Ttlegran 10 The Register.
WASHINGTON, August 1.-Oommission-
e5 Mason, of the Internal Revenue Bureau,
to-day appointed Thomas A. Msulsby, Of
FairmOnt, superintendent OF the paper
mills at East Pepperill, Mass. His duty
will be to supervise the making of dis
tinctive paper for Government Revenue
stamps. His salary is $3.50 per month
for about six months in the year. Mr.
Maulsby was a captain under Commission
er Mason, and was severely wounded IN
the Union army.
N. B. MADEIRA, of MorgantowD, was to-
day appointed a messenger IN the Internal
Revenue Bureau.
S. r Dawson has been appointed Post
master at EllenboIough, Richie county,
vice T. G. Strickley, removed.
WEST VIRGINIA PENSIONS
were granted to-day as follows: Increase
Abel Teetes. Andrew K. HOscher, VIM.
Halstesd, William King and Henry E.
Mahon.
Commissioners Miller is in the city
He says he is here on a visit to his family
and that he is cut Of politics until the next
fight for the Democracy ope1s.
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ELIXIR OF LIFE.

Brcwn-sequard's Discovery Makes Man
Young Again.
New YORK, August IA Washington
snecisl states that DR.. W. A. Hammond IS
experimenting with DR.. Browns elixir Of
life. The elixir is concOctiOn OF organic
matter, which is injected into the veins
DR.. Hammond says the old man on whom
he ia testing the remedy seems to be grow
inc voupper
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PLUMBERS WITHDRAW.

twenty-five Thousand Men TO Leave the
h Of L.
NEW YORK, August AT the annual
convention OF the plumbers and gas filters
Of the United States and Canada, at pres
ent in session in Brooklyn, the 40 dele
gates in attendance, to-day, unsn imOusly
resolved 10 consolidate the three labor or
CARNATIONS into which the plumbers and
gas filters are divided, and TO hold ns-
tiO1al convention in Washington within
three weeks TO organize themselves as one
body. TIE present three labor Organiza-
tions are the International Plumbers and
Steam Filters, the National Trade AssOcis-
tion, which is connected With the K. Of L 1,
aud the Independent Union. This will
take p. coo men away from the K, Of L.
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Cnl. CanadaY serlously Tn

WASHINGTON, August IA Telegram
was received at the capitol this morning
from the Alaskan Senatorial Committee,
at Missouri, Montana, siying that Col
Canaday, the Sergeant-at-A Arms of the SEN
ate, had been taken i'll and was obliged to
stop over at Aree, Montana. Col. Canaday
will proceed 10 Washington a. sson as his
illness will permit of his travelling
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FIrrY THOUSAND NOW.

The Reward offered for the Capture oi
TascOtt.
CHICAGO, August 1.-Mrs. Henrietta
Smell, widow of the late Amos ]. Smell,
will pay $50, 900 reward for the arrest and
detention until identified by the suthoTl'
ties of the city of Chicago, Of William b.
Tascott. the supposed murderer of her hus
band. The above reward will hold gooa
for twelve months from this date.
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Pugilist Lees on His Muscle.

BUFFALO, n. Y, August II eter
JacksOu, the eolored Australian pugih't,
gave an exhibition here last night Thu
afternoon, in the corridor of the Tiff
House, Tom Laes, membsr of Jackson's
company, asked for the salary due him.
SAYING be was going to leave the combins-
tion. Jackson said he had no money, and
after the dispute the two engaged in a
slugging match, in which Jackson W as
struck in the face. Lees WAS afterward
elected from the hotel.
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She Saw Robert Em met Die.

PRovIDENcE, August lone Of the
witnesses Of Robert Emmet's execution
died in this city last night at the aga OF
1O3 years. Her name was Susan Mallon.
She was born in Ireland and lived there
until she was 53 years old. Then she
came to this country and settled in Rhode
island. Mrs. Msllon was the oldest
woman in Rhode Island and the second
Oldest in New England.
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s xtr mules and Hor.es burned.

RICHMOND, VA, August About 1890
this morning a storm broke ovsr the city
during which the city rail'Ss,, stables, To-
Gated Just without the limFts in the West
Eod, were struck by lightniT z. The build
ing took FIRE and the flames spread rapidly,
but before aid arrived ths structure was
consused and sixty mules and horses
hurned m
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shn,tInr Down at Mt. Olare.

BALTIMORE, August 1.-COmmencins
Tomorrow the Baltimore and Ohio will
reduce the wsrking time of about one hall
the force at Mount Glare from ten to eight
hours day. Skilled workmen at Mount
Clere now earn SiO.SO week; the reduce d
working time will leave their income al
about SIS. 40 week.
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COLLECTOR WHITES MEN.
Four New Deputy Collectors Sworn Il
Yesterday.

Four New Deputy Collectors Sworn in
Yesterday.
Special Telegram to the Register
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, August l.
Four new deputies were sworn in by Col
lector White to-day, as fOllows:
Thomas G. Pownall, Of Romney, Deputy
for the Ninth division.
Frank B. Hsymaker, Of Clarksburg,
Deputy for the Second division.
Edward NJ Muller, of Parkersburg,
Deputy for the Third division.
Robert S. Smith, of Parkersburg, Office
Deputy.
Collector White has also received notice
from the Secretary of the Treasury, of the
appointment Of U. S. Davis, Of Preston
county, as store keeper and guager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-02

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PIrr.r.H. AA-7i ADs-
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Temple t1htelts- fo-lo"ltS t"e
came tts address oi -ns trssident " lle
Pilgrim Society, eX UoFeinor L'lS, t-s
resgonee ct One D-,,' ~ isis'' Ilslls -
co-t; proc. -.as.i'n 10y l-s O'.'ni 5-..'7'.,
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ss4ec 'oas oi O.'l' Sla2 '''I -, -' o.
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monument alA
LBArI0Ss or CoAN AND WINE
f.g t-, r-riar .rr Senior G-nd WHdeus
-..,-,.,gsI- The hba,ion Of oil, by
D.,.n-- C-.-- Master Samuel Wells. was
1,'l,'.-f .., .,. ir,o.l,.oa by the Grand
Cbsrf.ir g-.rl Master Eld.c1t, then
Ss,,t.--i su address. Toe assembly then
.,,. .- .rrr1r-.a.e closing bymu by Il.
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FLEMON GOES BACK.
The Uolord Preacher on His Road to the
south to stand Trial for Murder.

The Uolord Preacher on His Road to the
south to stand Trial for Murder.
PTTsBURG, August Rev. Z. +.
Flemon, the coloTed minister wanted in
South Carolina for murder, will leave for
that State in charge Of two marshals to-
night. The requisitiOn from Gov. Rich
ardson, Of South Carolina. was received
this afternoon and preparation for the re-
mOval of the prisoner was made at once.
The colored people Of this city made a
strong fight TO have his trial here, but
their efforts were unsuccessful. Gov.
Richardson telegrsphed an assurance to
Governor Beaver that Flemon would be
accorded q fair trial and that sll precau-
lions would be taken 10 secure him from
any popular movement.
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Lem smlth,s nacker q Bankrupt.

LONDON, August John Fleming, She
bIcker and manager of Jem Smith, the
pugilist, has got himself into the clutches
Of the Bankruptcy Court. His creditors
have persuaded the Court that he
is not as impecunious as
he would like to have th'em be-
lieve, and the Court to-day issued an order
which leaves Fleming free to elect whether
he will pay his debts or 90 TO prison.
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HID The SUNS FACE.
Lowering Clouds of Smoke Arise From
hfoatans's Fore st Fires.

Lowering Clouds of Smoke Arise From
Moatans's Forest Fires.
CHICAGO. August IA special dis
patch from Helena, Mont, says: Tue for
est fires which have been prevailing in
Montana for a week show no sigis Of
abatement. From Helena west, north and
south, a great black cloud of smoke hangs
over the country, and for six days the sun
has 10. been seen. Granville START, Than
whom no man in Montana Is better able to
Judge. estimates the damage at half
million dollars.
At Missoula, in western Montana, the
streets. buildings and sidewalks are Gov
cred with ashes. The air is like a blast
from fasnacs. The atmosphere is filled
with crisp embers that have descended like
a light fail Of sGOT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-02

Earned runs, Springfield >, Wheeling :
three base hits, Sleuzsl, Lefsch, Hobrecht
and Dallas; two blse hits, Damn Dallas
and Conover; struck out by Cono'ef D.
Damn 4; bases on balls of Conoyef s. D r.
mus 3; passed balls, Haller J. "estlake
double plays, Dirrah to Sienz. Stencil
unassisted; sacrifices, Etston; stolen bases
Springfield 6. Wheeling p time l:@7i um-
nire Hill.
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Nalhalla CANT Come into servIa.

BELGRADE, August 1.-The conference
between * King Milan and the Regents
to consider the question OF the future re-
lations Ct the e1.Qaeeu Nathalie and her
con King Alexander, resulted IN decision
that the ex-Qneen should meet her son
only outside OF Servia.
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wadlpr In water to Pick Peaches

WILMINGTON, DEL, August 1.-The
prospective peach yield in Western Sus'
sax, farmers say, will be reduced nearly
one-half, owing to last weeks rains, while
the corn on the low lands is almost ruined.
A Laurel dispatch tells Of farmers wadine
in water up to their knees to pick peaches
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r,., nrounInr. In west vIrgInIa,

PARKERsBURs, W. VA, August l.
John Clemens. farmer, living alOng the
West Fork, was drowned this morning
while irving to save his stock, which was
confined in an oveiflowed field. Harvey
Miller. who resided below Cleraens, was
also drowned while attempting to cross
stream.
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Mckinley Expects to be Speaker.

WASHINGTON, D. c., August l.-Rspre-
sentative Mckinley, who has been resting
in the Pennsylvania mountains, came il
today to look around the Departments,
and perhaps see the President on Thurs
day. He is quoted as saying that he is
very confident of being chosen Speaker Of
the next House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-02
RAVENswooD NEWS.

Inter. State Base BaIl-Desth OF a Popular
YouDg Lady.
Special Telegram 10 the Register.
RAvENswooD, W. VA, August l.
The Athletic base ball club of this place
and the Great Bend boys crossed bats to-
day, resulting Al to in favor of the West
Virginia boys.
Mies Lizzie Cline, a beautiful young
lady of this place, died Monday evening al
this place, OF fux.
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CABLED NEWS.

The Cross chemical works st Glasgow
burned yesterday. Loss. SlOO'oOo'
Lieut. Taffenbeck, the African explorer
bsa died of fever in Camervous.
Froude. the historian, has written . let
Ter DENYING that he has become home
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Tbs Dow Law in Ohio.

COLUMBUS, O., August The Do"
LIQUOR tax reports for the first hall o.
1889. which have been received by th'
Auditrr of State, show 1902 saloons IN
the sta te, an increase of 115. The ere re
ceints 70 the revenue fund are $2S2, OOV'
an ;rcrea az of S. 600.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-02

CHICAGO, August The freight COM
mittee Of the Trans-Conti mental Railway
Association met this morning TO act on the
application Of the Denver and Rio Grande
Western, for adiaerentia al allowance. TEE
Denver, Texas and Ft. Worth also put IN
a Ike application. Both we're decided
aRainsI the annlicatiOn.
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An 1nhuman Father Fined and ImprI'one

SrEUBESvILLE, o., August l-Jonr
Striker, the Ross township farmer who sc
cruelly beat bis children, On account o.
which has been published, was yesterday
fined SlOO and sent six months to al.
He is 81 years old, has been married married four
80 and il the father of u children.
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A san iian IN Montana.

NAsHiNGroN, August IA. ". Ly-
1i1, "h3 tsr several years has hsd charge
o.. tae Washington bureau Of TIE New
io's eee hasplrcba.ed a controlling IT,
'e',s ia Che h lsua Isfpmdsnt, a Demo
li'hc paper. end took pa--assiOn to-day.
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The chicago Suicide an Ohio Man.

CHICAGO, August 1.-Antime DaOu''
Of Oelina, Ohio, arrived here this moFnips'
He believes that the young man VINO LG~ ,
eG ont on the lake on Monday, shot mn
self and sank 10 the bottom, was ms soD'
Fred.
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KNGLAND's POSITION.

She Recognizes the Unressonableness OF
Canadian Claims.
SAN Francisco, August 1.-One Of the
most prominent English residents on the
coast says: "All this war sentiment comes
from the residents of British Columbia,
and has as much effect on the home gov
eminent as would the claim Of one Of It's
subjects to the exclusive possession OF
America. A member of the British Con-
sulate Gays England is sure to stand by
America in protecting the sealing business.
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Tho .IamssRlver on q Tear.

RICHMOND, VA, August 1.-Jame'
river is seventeen feet above ordinary 10"
water mark and rising four inches pei
bonr The wha1ves at Rockets are sll un
der water and the adjacent streets, houses
and cellars and the gas works are inun
dated
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ALABoR MAN GOES.

A WorkIngmaR's Representative Fired by
Palmer.
WASHINGTON, August About thirty
employees, of whom q lsrge number came
from Maryland, were discharged yesterday
from the Government Printing Office
Among those discharged WAS Z W. Oyster
foreman of the specification room ana qui''
well known as a labor man. w. X. Ram
sey, one of the assistant foremen, was pro
NOTED to the vacancy.
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A Receipt for Hundreds OF Millions.

WAsHNGT,Y, August 1.-Tressurer
Huston to-day gave a receipt to ex-Treas-
urar Hyatt for $77l, 500, 600 representing
the amount of money and securities in the
U. S. Treasury turned over by the latter
to the former. OF the above sum S231,
2O3, 4O2 is actual cash, the remainder IN
cludiDg U. s. bonds and the reserve fund.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-02
,,,..,.o PbIlIlp, Deaths Door

PHILADELPHIA, August 1.-HOrac'
Phillips, the manager of the Pittsburg base
hall club. ari ived here to-day. His pnysi.
clan said this evening" "Mr. Philnps ,l. =
.uffering from acute paresis, aud MS c'S'
cs rtainly looks hopeless"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-02
Successor to Editor west.

CHICAGO, August 1.-Mr. Joseph Dun
lap has taken charge of the editorial and
news department of the Times, succeeding
the J. West management. Mr.. Dunlap
represents the interest of Mrs. Eureka u
Story, widow of the late editor CT the
Times.