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OVER AGAIN.
Carlisle ID. Graham. the Champion Idiot
Again Does the Falls

Carlisle ID. Graham. the Champion Idiot
Again Does the Falls.
NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y September /.
Carlisle d. Graham made a success iol
trip over the falls to-day. lie used the
same barrel as was used last Sunday. At
six O'Clock this morning, it was towed out
into the river by Andy Horne and Garret
Stanley, and at Gas @. m it was let 20 at
a point opposite Chippewa Creek. At71O
il approached the brink and dropped 200
feet into the abyss below. The barrel
rOee intact and was seen in an eddy.
Elmer Jones SWAN ont from the Canada
shore caught hold of a rope fastened 10
the barrel and towed il in shore, where
Just at 7:25 a. IN, Graham was lifted out.
Graham ssys: "The first knew WAS when
some one struck the barrel and said, Ora
ham, are you aliyeN"
About q doz.n people verify the state
ment that Graham was in the barrel, and
many mora will say that they saw the
barrel 20 over.
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THE LONE ROBBER
Turned Over tOthe Sheriffof Gogeb'c Coun
ty Fully Unidentified,

Aurheu over tothe SherinO OF 0oReb Coun
ty Fully Unidentified.
MARQUETTE, MI H., September l.
HObehay, the GOgebic stage robber, was
to-day turned over TO the sheriff Of Goge.
bic county, who reached here this morn.
ing, accompanied by strong posse and
pertons whose presence was required for the
purpose ofidentifying the prisoner. Among
these latter was the driver of the stage
that was held up when Fleechbein was
shot and robbed. The Gcgebic sherifl
left with his prisoner on the west
bound South Shore train at $50 this
evening. He admits be is the
man who went through the Minnesota &
Northwestern train between Malsy Valley
and Falls junction last May, Wisconsin
Central train in August, besides having
held up several stage coaches in Northern
Wisconsin during the past six months and
committed numerous other small rob.
berries. He was at once recognized by the
driver of the Gogebic stage as the man
who had halted and fred on the stsge and
he recognized the driver in turn.
BEssENfER, Mich. September 1.-Sheriff
Foley is expected to arrive from Mar
quette between one and two o'clock in the
morning with the train robber and high
wayman captured yesterday.
The streets and saloons are crowded and
much talk of lynching him before the
stage, which meets the train at North Bes-
ssmer, reaches the city. The crowd con-
tsins many who have been drinking heavily
through the day and feel very ugly. No
one will go to bed until the prisoner is
safe IN the county Jail or else dangling
from some convenient bough in the forest.
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FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.
A Rise I'm the Bank OF England Rate
American Securities Firm.

Rise In the Bank OF England Rate
American Securities Firm.
LONDON, September 1.-The rates OF
discount during the past week were So 12
for three months and s. - for short. The
large withdrawal of gold for Brazil and the
expectation of early remittance to Egypt
caused rise of the Bank of England rate
The easy condition Of the New York money
market, through treasury accumulations,
has delayed the drain of gold to America,
but a demand from North and South
America is expected later in the year.
The Bank of England is prepared to
take further action if Withdrawals
continue. In the Stock Exchange settle.
ment on Thursday the Bank Of England
charged per cent for the temporary loans
on stocks. Foreign exchange turned in
favor OF London, money being cheaper in
the chief continental centres. Consols
were dull. Sales and loans have been
made by the Bank Of England with view
of retaining control of the money market
On the Stock Exchange during the week
business was restricted b. dearer money
and the dockman's strike. Ameri-
can securities were firm. The
Economist says that the condition, favor
further advance in American railroads.
1t foresees large American crOps, an ex-
psnsion of trade and in abundance Of
traffic, giving no occasion for a reduction
of rates. If rates are maintained, ii says
American railroads will he sure to have
prosperous half year. Northern Pacific
was largely bought during the week.
Milwaukee, Union Pacific, Louisville &
Nashville, Pennsylvania & Lake Shore
were strOnV.
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an hour or two we may have an announce
ment to make that may please you, or that
may not, but that may put an end 10 the
strike one way or the other Wait and hops,
my friends"
That's all very well, but is me and my
wife and little children to 90 without din.
ner tomorrow"
: l can only advise you to buckle to.
and as You have done do sgain If there is
no help for it.
What 60 without another Sundays
dinner for two Sundays running? won't
do it. Pill
you'll what! What'll you do?" asked
Mr. Burns, in that fierce, imperative tone
that asserts itself with the men.
well, Pill won't go without another
Sundays dinner. won't see my wife and
children 80 without another Sundays din
ner; not for nothing"
This is sample Of dozens Of scenes that
occurred tonight.
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COLORED REPUBLICANS
Are Revolving ia Ohio by the Wholesale
Against Foraker.

Are Revolving ia Ohio by the Wholesale
Against Foraker.
SPECIAL Tsle9rars % ne Register.
COLUMBUS, o., August 31.-The revolt
Of the eOlOred Republican voters is
daily assuming larger dimensions. They are
not going to allow themselves to be dupsd
with promises, bat are demanding recOg.
ridon from the present national and state
administrations They say that they have
been played with long enough By Foraker.
A colored Republican in an article in this
evenings Posi-. styles Gov. Foraker as the
prince Of negro haters and says that on
on account Of the policy peTsued
BY Foraker against the negro
voters, thousands viii not vote
for him, rs they know it will not
be for their bettermenr. Again, the
action Of ''our gallant young Governor"
10 leaving college, on account Of the ad-
mittauce Of a colored pupil, is telling
asains. his strength with the colOred
voters The movement among the colorCd
voters, which has heretofore been in an
eubryotiC state, is crystalizing and daily
ass umi1g such proportions that the Re-
publicans are beginning TO feel uneasy.
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A CRY FOR BREAD.


Strikers Appeal in Desperation for Food
for Their FamilIes-Burns' Answer.
LONDON, August 31.-A destitute, dis
appointed crowd Of some hundreds hung
around the Wade ArHs, Jermain street,
tonight. For the most part they were
men on the verge of desperation, aud they
locked upon this as the decisive mo-
ment, and had fully made up their
minds to get settlement one way
or the other. The committees were in
conclave, and the door of their delibevation
room was besieged by an ugly, clsmoring
set Of men who were divided into small
sets Of two and three, commissioned as
deputations from the various trade to In
terview Mr.. Burns.
About o'clock Burns responded to the
demand made for an audience to the strik-
ers, and leaving the committee room came
to the corridor, where be was Immediately
surrounded by An irritsted, undecided
band of men. Some wanted money, others
a ticket for food. All one or the other.
Now" said Mr. Burns, "pll take you
one at a time. What do you want?"
well. me and my mate have come from
Bermcndsey. I have wife and four chill
dreu and he has a wife and five children;
We have nothing to eat, and no chance OF
anything tomorrow, and we want 10
know what is to be done"
well" replied Mr.. Burns, when we
anterad nnon This strike we knew that all
of us-you and and every one-muSt be
prepared for some personal suffering. The
committee can give no relief wherever
they would like. That is impossible.
We will do our best. We have
embarked upon a business that involves
lot of hunger and suffering. Both you
and the men vou have intrusted with the
responsibility of leadership have acted in
brave aud moderate manner that has COM
manded the admiration Of the civilized
world. But we must exercise patience.
That is sll can say to you. Perhaps in
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IRISH UNIVERSITY BILL.
Supposed Conditions which Led to Its PO
.tI,llt,y parnalifs Calf AhneoaIIoua

| Supposed Conditions which Led to Its Pos
sIbnity-Parnelrs self-AbnegaIions
LONDON, September 1.-Mr. Balfour's
hint that the Government may at the next
session introduce bill for the endowment
OF Roman Catholic University 10 Ire
land, provides ample material for the live.
liest kind of political discussion during
the Parliamentary recess.
This scheme is regarded in double
light; first. as 1t is the price which the
Salisbury Government is ready to pay for
the plpsl rescript against bOycottiDg
which was obtained some sine ago; and
second, as it is an easy means, quite in the
line Cf Balfour's cunning, of sowing dis
sension and discOrd in the Home Rule
party.
The fact that Mr.. Gladstone suffered de-
feat and resigned office in 1874 on behalf
of similar bill, proves the thorny nature
of the snbject, which can not be bToached
without dragging into Parliament the sort
of religious war which Mr.. Gladstone has
been SO strenuously avoiding for a long
time past. The Irish press treat the rage
Of the Radicals in very cavalier spirit. II
Mr.. Parnell himself does not think that
the Radical opposition to the scheme will
be very strong, but he explains that he is
always ready to assist the Government, or
any government, in any measures that are
expected to benefit Ireland. The fact
that Mr.. Parnell is Protest
ant gives peculiar significance to
the position be tskes on the
question. The opportunht sentiments
which he expresses pervade the whole
Irish party, who, whatever unwise i'm
petuosity may sometimes be exhibited by
individual members, keep always in view
the good of their country, even when it
conflicts with their personal ideas.
Mr.. William O'Brien is again reported
to be suffering great deal, but he declines
to accept medical assistance. The present
lifelessness of the new Tenants Lesgue is
attributed to his imprisonment.
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A COLORADO FEUD
Results In the Serious Shooting OF TIVE
Men-TroubIe over a Suit.

Results In the Serious Shooting OF TIVE
men-TroubIe over Suit.
ROCKFORD, Col, September IA
shooting aflray occurred last night between
cattle Inspector JOe Wayatt, U. s. Mar
shal Maxwell, OF ueblo, John Miller and
others, in which Miller received two
wounds, one of which broke his leg. The
other wound was received 10 the groin.
A ball fred from a Winchester by Miller,
after he had fallen, cut the skin on Wystti
neck. Ike Freshour, though in no way
connected with the fight, was seriously
wounded in the left shoulder. The Miller
boys are all residents Of La Junts, and an
old feud had long existed hetWeen them
and Inspector Wyatt. The trouble cul-
minated over a suit brought from La
Junta before Justice Gobitt, against George
Hill, colorsd. All the parties concerned
were arrested by the local authorities, aud
eight placed under bond for 81 900 each.
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The Bishop OF Derry Dead.
DUBLIN, September 1.-The Catholic
Bishop of Derry died to-day.
THE CRONIN JURORS.
Farmers Summoned rs Candidates 70
ru-.-n In AI,n nrnnt IrInI

Farmers Summoned as Candidates for
Jurors In the Great Trial.
CHICAGO, September Fifty farmers
will march in to Judge McConnell's court
tomorrow morning as candidates for jury
duties during the trial of the Cronin GUS
poets. The special venir for them was
issued without the knowledge of the at
torneys fer the defense. Judge McCon-
nell yesterday quietly issued the venir and
had Sheriff Matson dispatch bsilifs in
search of the jurymen. The fifty who
we're summoned live on the farms and IN
the remote suburban villsgeI OF the
county. By tomorrow night it is ex.
pected that some Of them will have been
accepted as jurymen or the defense Will
have made a big hole in the nine.y-six
challenges it still hsl in its power to
pnaka
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aAs,. ~. g., September While
a ,'er,ayes--old daughter Of Byron
"e.ca ess caryirs in her arms her infant
sister, eleven moaths oi5, to-day, the ht-
,e ono cried for drink o. water. Toe
trl picked upa bowl containing emoalm-
i1- .la which stood beside the corpse Of
ao.her child oi the family and allowed
tle b.hf To- drink Of the poison mixture.
A physician was summoned, bnt the child
.i-l scon GIclward
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The Army Of West virginia

special Telegram 70 the Register.
COLUMBUS, g, August Sl.-The thir
leenth reunion OF the Society Of the Army
Of West vlrgiaia will be held in this city
on September 4,h and 9TH, and an attend
auce Of about q 500 people is expected.
Many prominent and famous generals will
be here. and among them Gen. B. F. kel-
ley. OF Washington, D. O., who is a vice
precedent of the Society. Among the ora
torical talent which will be here may be
mentioned General Foraker, Generals Pow
en-. Mckinley, Gibson, Hayes, Goh,
Frocks and many others.
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Epoch.

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness 10 robust health marks an
epoch in the life Of the individual. Such
a remarkable event is treasured in the
memory and the agency whereby the good
health has been attained is gratefully
blessed. Hence it is that so much is heard
in praise Of Electric Bitters. So many feel
they owe their restoration TO health, to the
use Of the Great Alternative and Tonic. II
you are troubled with any disease of KID
neys, Liver or Stomach, Of long or snort
standing you will surely and relief BY use
of Electric Bitters. Sold at SOC. and 81
per bottle at Logan & Co. g drug store
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aermsn naiholIca.

CLEVELAND. September 1.-The city
was filed to day with delegates to the
Thirty-fourth General Convention of the
German Roman Catholic Central Associa'
ton, which opens tomorrow morning.
Many of the delegations were accompanied
bands and the air has been filed with the
strains of music High mass was cale-
brated at 7:3O o'clock this morning at the
cathedral and the remainder of the fore
noon was devoted to sightseeing. The
city was full of visitors, and long before
3 O'clock, the hour set for the parade, the
streets along the line of march were pack
ed with peOple.
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wHERg GRANT SHOULD REST.
Oplcious OF the Governors OF Several


Oplcious Of the Governors Of Several
states.
WASHINGTON, September 1.-The Pos
publishes responses from the Governors
Of seventeen States and Territories it
reply 10 a request for an expression oI
opinion respecting Gen. Grants final rest
iuz place. Eleven Of lhem-Govs. Vol
dsy, of Arizona; Stevenson, Nevada; Tay
lor. Tennessee; Humprey, Kansas;
Merriam, Minnesota; Fleming, Florida
Shoup, Idaho; Moore, Washington Ter
ritoIy Waite, Montana, and Larabes,
Iowa-unequivcca favor the Arlington
Cemetery, the Soldiers Home or at oI
near the Natiousl Capital ss the proper
location for the last resting place Of the
liu5,riOus dead.
Governor Ffar, Of Illinois, has always
believed that the Iemsins Of the illusuioui
general should have been inferred IN th'
bosom of Illinois, his native State, but he
questions the propriety OF agitating the
question while General Grants family
who should be the sole judges in this mat
ter, sre living. Either Arlington, or the
r1INItf p nome near ~ aoulukAuNf Le 111 q
would, however, be preferable to the neg
lected spot where the great hero no6
sleeps.
I Governor Beaver, Of Pennsylvania, says
/ bs would not have selected Riverside hat
the selection Of a burial place Gevolved
upon him, but that place having beer
chosen by General Grants family, u
should no. be changed without urgen
ca1ses
Governor Francis, OF Missouri, fayori
fret Sc. Louis, Gersral Grants home fol
ms1Y years, and next to st. Louis the AT
l1gton Cemetery at Washington.
Governors Luce, of Michigan, and
Thomas. Of L Usah, while expressing pref
creuce for q sspu'cher at the National Cap
iial or on national grounds, believe it only
proper now to deter 70 the wishes of Gen
srli Grants family.
General Gordon, Of Georgia, thinks tht
disposition Of General Grants body should
be largely controlled by the wishes Of hn
family.
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The X. of P. JOhnstown Dead

JoHNsrowN, PA, September The
public memorial exercises which were
held to-day by the Knights Of Pythias, in
memory Of the twelve members of the
organization who went down in the dOod,
were largely attended. Col. John 2.
LuxtOn pronounced the eulogy, snd the
references TO the dead members and the
manner in which they met their doom was
very affecting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-02

JoHNsrowN, PA, September IA
man nsmsd Vim. Hurley, Of New York.
was killed here yesterday, while trying to
c-awl through uEder a train OF earg. which
started up asst as he got under them. he
was alive when taken out, snd was car
ried to the Bed Cross Hospital. Friends
came on from New .ork to-day and took
charge of the body.
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LYN,HBURG, Va, September l Fire
this morning destroyed the large three
story tabaccO factory Of Waugh & O'Keefe.
Elch door was stored with large quantity
Of fine leaf and manufactured tobacco, and
nothing was saved The stock ia insured
for about SIS. 600, which will nearly cover
the less. Loss on building, $4,000
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BERLIN, September The anniversary
of the battle OF Sedan was obsei we'd here
by public meeting and a grand pyrotech-
nical display. Herr Storrker, the court
chaplain. delivered an GRAFTON. The Ma.
tonal ZeituHg, commenting on the anniyer-
cary. observes that peace has been pro-
loDged beyond expectation, bat that the
cost OF an armed peace is enormous.
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rnllmsns On strest RaIIways.

CHICAGO, September Pullman caIs
attached to cable trains may be feature
Of the Chicago street car service in the
near future. The matter hiss been under
ssrious consideration. The plan is to at
tscb some Of the Sonth Side and West Side
csble trains elegant day coaches OF the
PuUman pattern that shall offer all the
comforts Of the finest railway cars.
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Steamship News.

NEW YORK, September l. Arrived,
steamers Servia, Liverpool Arizona, do;
Anchoris, Glasgow.
LONDON, September The steamer
Lord Cough, from Philadelphia for Liver
pool, arrived at Queenstown to-day.
LONDON, September 1.-The steamer Bo-
hemia Of New York from Hamburg passsd
the Lizlrd to-day. The steamer Aurenis
from New York arrived at Queenstown to
day.
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KImbnrIr bannnettsd.

APIA SAMOA, August ia banquet
was given last night to Admiral Kimberly
and his two staff bearers, Lieutenants
RHtenhouse and Merriam. II was at
tended By q representative body OF Ameri-
can and English residents Of Apia. The
ship Sachem, which reported at Pago Pago
with a cargo Of coal has not arrived up TO
the present time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-02

a gaossd oliver Cromwell Responsole
Ji.ssoS. MISS, September No re-
aah.e news has yet been received from
Greenwood. the nesrs.t telegraphic office
to Mu.sr city. thescsne OF tSa threatened
-acs r.ot Toe Governor was advised this
mcr'rg hy tie sheriff Of Leroy county
.as- armed neRUel had collected and
.at sN Efforts To- dlsband were futile
at lo seld mi at once. The Governor
..ou e. special at @ q. m, accompanied
Che Capital Light Guards. Companies
rom Grenada, Winona cud DuTant are
$50 'ls.c The trouble is sssd TO have
l started by Oliver Cromwell, 81 sV-
'n''e. a-i desperate nsgIo. There IS
na-oaa graph wire 60 Green wood and
i--- .oFn today
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The BshrIpg Sea Question,

LONDON, September 1.-The Times,
commenting on the Bshring question, says
that an American company could not buy
what Russia had not to cell, namely, the
right of exclusive property in Behring
Sea. The most unanswerable protest
against Russia's claim to Behring Sea was
issued by President Pierce's adminstra.
tion.
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Albert Rrlerlr Comes Over.

BOsTOE, September ALBERT Briefly
the Liverpool merchant who has gained
world wide notoriety through bis con-
nection with the Msybrick murder, was
cabin passenger on the Ounard steamship
Scythia which arrived at East Boston thi;
morning.
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l-l.h colonl... for nI.xles.

CRY or MENIC0, September IA COM
pany here proposes to briay Irish colonisls
20 Mexico to people the lands. The ne
Wo emigration scheme meets with little
chance Of success in the southern Mexican
States. Mexicans have no faith in ii.
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10 Parkersburg, and about 100 men were
contained in two cars. While the engine
was running at high speed the engine flew
the track dragging the train with it, and
the whole affair stopped right at the edge
OF titty-foot bank. An examination of
the cause Of the accident disclosed the fact
that an iron bolt or coupling pin was
jammed tight in the frog Of switch.
How II got there no one knows, but it
was the opinion OF some of the railroad
men that it was placed there by train
wreckers, who had no regard for human
life.
The Raleigh hdcr says: The Trans-
Kanawha region, viz: Wyoming, Nc
Dowell, Logan, Boone, Lincoln, Wayne,
Mercer, Summers and Raleigh counties,
is perhaps the bast watered portion of the
State, and is by far the best timbered sec
tion of West Virginia. The timber is the
best because it has been less called and dis
turbed than in any other portion OF the
State. An expert says: 81 never saw bet
ter timber than is found in nearly every
one of the above counties. IL consists Of
oak, black, white and spanish, poplar, ash,
hickory, black and white walnut, yellow
lind, birch, sycamore, chestnut, beech,
locust and cherry. Ia Raleigh county
there is large acreage Of white pine, yell
low pine and hemlock, and believe no
where else is this class Of timber to be
found in paying quantities. II lies on both
sides Of Piney river and Beaver creek, and
when a railroad passes through it will be
very valuable to its owners, and there Is
prospect of one not far in the future
Coal and iron sleo abound in great quan
titles
The following rotice was found posted
on the front door Of Ann Rolfs abode at
ST. George, Tucker county:
"To llrs. ARad Rolf
"You are hereby notified that unless
you leave st. George by tomorrow night,
we will visit you and administer to you
dose OF fity lashes with hickory withes,
aud also treat you TO a coat of tar and ieath-
ers. We will not allow such a woman to
stay in St. George Should you not think
We mean exactly what We cay, We kindly
ask yOu 10 remain until tomorrow night,
when we will take pleasure in convincing
you that mean what We say. This August
27, 1889.
"GLEE CLUE or ST GEORGE.
"NO. Is SEC'Y.
"No. ) Pfest."
0lher notices were posted at different
places. of which the following is copy:
ITO ANN ROLF:
"You are hereby rotiGed to shake the
dust of this county of of your feet, OF
we will see that you vamooss on $40 time.
This means what it says. WHITE CArs."
Auna got out of the place very promptly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-02

TINE soft glow Of the tea rose is acquired
by ladies who use Pozzoni's Complexion
Powder. Try it.