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"a Gold Mine.h

This morning reserved seats will be put
on sale at House's music store for the sp'
pearAnce of Mr.. Nat O. Goodwin aud his
company at the Opera House, Monday eve
ming, in his great comedy, "a Gold
Mine" in which he made q grand hit IN
New York. No doubt but seats will 20 of
rapidly. New York Music and Drama says:
'Silas X Woolcott, Mr.. Good wins part,
is handled with an individuality which
should make Of it as great character as
Mr.. j, fferson's Asa Trepchard He pre-
sented type in the manly, great-heatted,
unconvention, Westerper, and in o love
scene With Mrs Meredith he exhibited an
amount of touching sentiment which dis
play ed a tenderness and pathos for which
Mr. Goodwin has not before been credited. "
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ELECTRIC WONDER.
Inv, ntion VIII ReVoIu.
Iionize Lighting

Westinghouse's 1--we ntion VIII RevoIu-
iionize Lighting.
PITTsBURG, December 13. "A new syL-
tenn of Arc lighting apparatus has been in
vented by the Westinghouse Electric Go.
The dynamo or electric is so constructed
that it delivers the required number
of anperes, whether the machine is
supplying one lamp or Its full load. In
addition to the dynamo the system has
also an entirely new arc lamp. The prin-
cipal point in which the lamp differs from
all Others il that it's carbon lasts for three
nights. The lamp scale is so connected
in the circuit that no person coming in
contact with it can receive a shock from
the line. This system will entirely revc-
lutionize the arc lighting now in use.
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Oppo.IlIon lo serator I'D.

WASHINGTON, ID C., December l3 -
Ssy,rsl Leading Kaosas politicians are
here with q yiee Of organ zirg campaign
ssa'nst Senator loyal s. The opinion Of
ihe Kansas members is tha; Mr Ingalls,
lls very didicnit road before him TO re-
sc'i0n, and there are gentlemen here
s'l are we'll i1,ormtd IN regard 70 the
.lst.ou who DO rot believe that Legis-
a'1rs can be elected which will elect Mr.
lcg8.-
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ComIsker,nI.a.t Appsal.

ST. LOUIS, December 13.-Pfesident
Won der Abe and Will johnson, brother Of
Al johnson, of Cleveland, left for New
York tonight to make one last appeal to
the Brotherhood 10 nshalf of st. Louis.
Johnton has three letters in his inside
pocket that will have great influence at
the Brotherhood meeting next week. They
are from Captain Charles OOmiskey, and
are addressed TO John NJ. Ward, Presi-
dent WiedeDfsller, of the Chicago club,
and Al johnson. They set forth sub.
stantially that if the Brotherhood will sd-
init st. Louis, the writer (Oomiskey) will
be free to sign with Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-14

Are p,edicted with reliable accuracy, and
neonle liable t. the pains and aches OF
rheumatism dread every charge to damp
or stormy weather. Although Hoods
SaIs.parilla is not claimed 10 be positive
specific for rheumatism, the remarkable
eures il hiss affected show that 1t may be
taken for this complaint with reasonable
certainty Of benefit. Its action in neutral
iziug the scidity Of the blood, which IS the
csuse of rheumatism. constitutes the
sscret Of the success Cf Hoods SsIsspi'
rilla. II you snfer from rheumatism,
eive Hoods S4rssparilla fair trial; 1t
will do you good.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-14
SACK DONATION.

The Result of the Thanksgiving Donations
at the Childrea's Home.
The committee DEF tignated to make re-
turn of the recent annual sack collection,
for the Cbildren's Home, made their report
yesterday.
The articles donated were unusually
choice, and of kind that can be profit
ABLY stored for future use. They thank
everybody who helped in the slightest way,
and make special acknowledgement OF the
comfortable headquarters, so Willingly
placed at their service by the Wheeling To-
stallment Co, who were moving out, and
Geo. r. Taylor, Esq who was ready to
tear the rear part of the room away for his
store extension.
The Lodge of EIks kindly cent barrel
of -four 10 the Home; and all individual
did likewise, but withheld his name. MI
E Booking rendered six months Of neces-
sary medicines, which oifer has been ap-
pr cia,ely accepted.
"a great many others dealt literally with
us. but we will not attempt to particular
va further. Oa Thur,day a splendid
Thanksgiving dinner was set for the chill
dren at the Home, Mrs. Ziegt nielder and
Mr.. Durst contributing bountiful supplies
of ice cream and cake, as has been their
custom for years past.
% a Yanoral N M nj g0O0a
recsived, with cash i'd the envelopes, The
kindness bestowed upon the Home shows
that il ia firmly embodied in the regard oil
the people, 80 that the directors and man
ayers look forward with renewed conf
dence to continued support in the future:
SUMMARY.
1894 cans canned goods, 8 barrels apples,
III barrels -four, Al barrels potatoes, 81
heads cabbage, 81 pounds brown coffee, ]
barrel white corn meal, 81 barrels yellow
corn meal, barrel of Ost meal, / barrel OF
oat flakes, / sack rolled oats, ] barrel
buckwhest, IA barrels onione, barrels
turpips, barrel breSu sugsr, ! barrel
parsnip,, ! bsritl rsisins and cnrrants, 4
barrel rice, / barrel cracked wheat, GAL
Ions apple butter, barrel prures u bar
rel crackers, 10 jars preserves, "a loavss
bread, { barrel granulated sugar, barrel
dried peaches, 1t barrel beans, q barrels
soap, barrel sundTiea, 6 pieces side meat,
8 hams, As scrub brushes, plir pants and
suspenders, coats, | barrel dried apples,
1 b.rrel hOminy, ! barrel salt,
/ lot ssussge, 3 pair drawers,
5 sets underwear. 2 pumpkins, /
barrel dried corn, barrel beets, l lot
salt fish, barrel fl N and meat, p pair
stockings, 9 dozen oranges, box eipRer
snaps, 10 lots fresh meat 10 pounds cheese,
Drooms, 4 lots of dry goods and calico,
shoe brush, 10 pounds green ffse, pair
shoes, s small boxes corn starch, piece
dried beef, II pounds tea, 80 pounds ivory
soap. sack nuts, 90 pounds candy, 10
small boxes washing powder, l sack starch,
sack sweet cakes.
Toe cash gifts, in the envelopes at the
drug stores, were "a followt:
A. T. Young, Sll 10; r Ii List. s. 90;
f. Booking, So 90; Logan & Co., $500; Q.
Menkemeller, 81 20; W. h. Williams, $3.50.
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LAST CLICKS OF THE WIRES.

Miss Maud Cotton has been appointed
revenue collector in the seventh Indians
district.
Secretary Weeks denies that there will
be an increase in the card rate on iron and
steel at present.
The Green county, Pa, docket for fouI
days shows Judgements Of $27O, 900 filed,
due TO the Wsynesburg panic.
Mrs. Campbell, wife of the Ohio Gov
ernor elect, is very Ill.
A London syndicate has purchased land
to the value of one million dollars IN
Duluth.
A. J. Thompson, furniture dealer oil
Chicsgo, has assigned; liabilities SIo. OOo'
James Russell was burned to death and
four other peTsons seriously hurt in ten
ement fire at Kansas City.
The Supreme Court Of North Carolina Is
listening To arguments showing why tH'
Priest Boyle, convicted OF criminal assault
upon girl, should not hang as sentenced
Mr.. Stewart introduced into the Senate
Yesterday bill for the froe coinage OF both
gold and silver.
J. J. Carter alias Doctor Warren hss
been arrested in New York for swindhng'
His plan was to advertise for assistants
whom he required to make deposit.
Mr. J. o Barrett, Superintendent oi
the Meadville Wise Co, was terribly IN
iured by the explosion of an emory wheel
Thos. K Adams, manager of the cattle
ranch of the Milwaukee and Wyoming In
yestmsnt Co., has sbsconded with Slo''
600
At Ebensburg, Pa, Charles Carter was
convicted of murder in the first degree
and sentenced to be hanged.
The Star Disiillery, at Pekin, Illinois
burned; loss $4,000.
The baueft to sufferers in the Mipntsp'
oils Tribune fire, given at the bpon Inca
tre, netted 5000
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Tbs Cascade strike Settled.

TACOMA, WASH, December 13.-At a
conference concluded late this evening the
men decided to give up the strike on the
Cascade division of the Northern Pacific
Railroad aud the committee have so sd-
vised the strikers all along the line. 1t is
understood that the company will make
some concessions in the mater OF pay to
tha older men.
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TBR0WSUP HIS HANDS.
r,. Bio, sHur Goa Thinks he VIII DO
Counted Out.

r.. sla. s,or GoH Thinks he VIII DO
Counted Out.
,...s. Telegram ,o .ao kesisisr
w,-srNeroS. d. O., December l3-
General G.f is in Washington. he say.
he stopped hsrs on his way home fon
Philadelphia. where be has been on ba-i-
,... OF haven, bsCn hsme much Of late, "
..,l General Guf. and don't know what
,bs Democrats intend TO DO with me. /
.orn8.e. hoeeyer. they viii count me out %
HOLIDAY PLANS.
R.pr,s-ntatve3 Peudlston, Jackson and
llisr-oa ard S-nator Faulkner will spend
tr- holiday rtcs ga ~ tneir homes West
vrUaia. Senator kenua and Represen-
aag- Wilson viii also probably visit the
-.s.- daring tie holidays
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A Little Smashup.

Early yesterday morning yard engine
No. Ill, while engaged in shifting care at
BenwoOd, ran into the rear OF train TO
which engine No. 109 was attached. The
only damage done was the smashing Of two
cars of corn and the spilling of the con-
tents hll over the ground.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-14

BALTIMORE. December l3.-The Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company has pur-
chased st BeIlio, on the main line, be-
tween the Point of Rocks and Harper
Ferry, 400 TO 500 ac,es OF land, for the
general receiving and distributing freight
depot for the entire system. The place IL
seventy miles from Bslt more, and admiTa-
biz situated Tor the purpose for which II
was bought
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DONE BY THE RIPPER.
A WOXANs XUTILATBD BODY FOUND MAN
BNGLlSH SHIP.
Does it Prove That the Fisnd IS Sailor?-Don
Pedro Refuses The Pension from Brazil
Horror in Spanish Mint
Foreign EswL

LONDON, December l3 The mangled
body of woman has been found among
the ballast Of vessel at MiddlesbOrough
shipped at Millwall. The hand has been
found elsewhere. The police suspect that
this is another victim OF Jack the Ripper,
and the presence Of the body in the ballast
calls new attention to the cry that the sue
cseeful murderer is n sailor.
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A President for De Pauw Uaiversi,y

INDIANAPOLIS, December lS. - The
Board of Trustees Of De PAW University
met here yesterday and elected DR.. ]. B.
D John President of the University and
Dr. H. A. Goblin Dean of the Theological
school The latter recently resigned the
Greek protsssorship 70 accept the Presiden-
cy Of Baker University at Baldwin, Kas.
Both men are Well-knOWn educators.
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KIlraIn Oot for the Ea,y Dollar

BALTIMORE. December 13.-Jake Kill
rain has written from Mississippi 10 a
friend in Baltimore that he will probably
make a match in New Orleans to fight
Felix Vequelin, who recently defeated the
'St. Joe Kid" Vaquelin's friends are
anxious to have their man meet Kilrain,
and Jake says he would like to make
some extra money easy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-14

llr-a l..tlfI1i I ne >HIl.lH NJ l-eltr
WASHINGTON, d. O, December Is -
Pensions have been issued to West VIZ
ginia applicants as follows: II. simmons,
Of Peel Tree Geo. ". Lacey. Of Harper
Ferry. Increase -Lulher Sandridgs OF
swamp Run, Groveuor @ Eowley, OF Ra-
yensEood J W. Hays, Of Burners; ID. M
Willis, of Valley Mills; J. f. Easwingsr,
Of Psnnshorl, W T. Phillips. OF simpson
] II Bishop. Of Rodamers; +. Dolls, o
Farmingion j. l.. Sharp. OF BenWood
Re-issue-D. jenkins, Of Ben Low, and ]
n Paul. Of st. Albans. Oiginal widow.
Elizabeth, widow Of Geo W. Lacey, Of
Hrper's Ferry Elizabeth, widow Of Ei-
ward d Ryan, Of Pngah; Jemima, widow
0f Abraham Simons. Of Peel Tree.
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Repnhllcans showed Undsr.

CHICAGO. December 13.-Completed re-
turns from yesterdays elections for the
Board of Waterway Commissioners do not
change the results as given in the early
dispatches. The Independent "Citizsns' y
ticket, consisting of Judge Richard Prem
derRrsst, A. P. Gilmore and J. j. Altpeter,
Independent Democrats, and II. ]. Will
ing, Christopher Ho and Murry Nelson,
Independent Republicans, was elected. Of
the straight Democratic ticket, John h.
King, VIM. H Russell ard Frank Wenter,
were elected. The straight Republican
ticket was snowed under.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
On Wild Tear.

Charles Masso, Ffenehmsn, who lives
in alley O, went home drunk last evening,
and made things go round with whirl.
He whipped his wife, broke up the furni-
ture, and made such a racket generally
that Officer Donnelly Yves compelled to log
him off to the City Hall.
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A Verdict of Guilty,

In Part One of the Circuit Court, Judge
PAUL, yesterday, the case OF the State "
John Kline, indicted for petit larceny, wa'
put on trial before the following Jury
Edward Rsizsr, Adam 5tinger, Harry
Warntr, William Lyle, Albert Beltz, Ed.
Bart, John Wheelan, Edward Elliott, W.
H. Ekley, Peter Delsplaine, l. P, Sisson
and Henry Helfenhine. Col Robert
White acted as Prosecuting Attorney, in
the absence of Mr.. Howard. The jury re-
turned a verdict of guilty. A motion was
made for new trial.
Ia the case of the U. S. Carriage Com
pspy v. David Kull, Sr., the demurrer OF
the d,fsndant was OverTuled, and the case
set for January 10th.
In the case of 4. W. Harrison V. the
Standard Insurance Company, additional
statements were filed by the defense, after
the objections Of plaintiff had been over
ruled.
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HELD FOR MURDER.

A PromIn ent Methodist Minister Charged
with UXOrclde.
LAFAYETTE, IND, December 13.-After
two days preliminary examination before
Justice of the peace, the bail bond of the
Rev. wm. +. Petit, charged by affidavit
with sdmi aistering poison to his wife, was
fixed at $4,000. Mrs. Petit died last
June, indicating strychnine poisoning. An
ANALYSIS of the stomach revealed over half
a grain Of strychnine and her husband was
arrested last week at Columbus, o. The
accused is prominent Methodist minis
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A B'g Iron Plant In "a Receivers Hands.
PTTsBURG, Dec l3-In the United
States Court today Attorney A. II. Joliet,
OF New York, appeared for the Central
Trust Company, OF New York, and asked
that Receiver be appointed for the Cam
eron Iron and Coal Company Of Pennsly-
vaDil. The company on March l, 1855,
executed a mortgage in favor OF the Cen
tral Trust Company for 81 600, 600 and
has delanlted paYmenl
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WATERFORD, Miss. December 13.-
William Bailey, 25 years Of age, eloped
with Sallie Wallcce, the nine-ytsr-Old
daughter Of Mrs. S. W. Wallace, OF this
place, and was married to her az Bolivar,
Tenn, this morning. Great indignation
Is manifested here Both parties are under
arrest Al Rolivor
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mra C.mnhslIIs BETTER.

HAMILTON, o., December 13.-Mrs
James f. Campbell, who was taken sick
on her return from Cincinnati Wednesday
night, was in a critical condition all day
yesterday. Her trouble is of an IL am
atOry nature, the cause of which the doc
tor cannot assign. She passed quiet
night and is resting much easier to-day.
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WtddIrrat Charleston.

SDcciGl ItlegrGnl ~ tie RsQlsteT.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, December l3.-
Rev. A. Mick, pastor OF State Street NJ. f
Church, and Miss Ella K. Atkinson, sister
of Hon. Geo. ". Atkinsrn, surprised their
friend tonight by being quietly married
at the home of Mrs J. b. Pemberton, sis
ter Of the bride Only immediate relatives
we're present.
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Tn, Work Of IncendiarIe :.

Special TeeQrGm 70 he Register.
ELLENBORo. W. VA, December 3D.
A barn, two houses, hundred bushels OF
wheat, twelve tons of hay, fifty bushels Of
oats, farming implements and wagons,
belonging to William Abecht, of Bond'v
Greek, were entirely destroyed by fire last
night The loss is 81, 600. This FIRE is
supposed to be another incendiary crime.
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Sorrow Among Broweing'. Friends.

LONDON, December l3-The death, last
night, at Venice, OF Robert Browning, the
poet, has caused q deep feeling Of regret
here, where his friends and admirers we're
increasing AS the fame of his work broad
ened. It is expected that suitable action
will bs taken in literary circles recognz-
ing his genius and deploripg his death.
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River Pirates Caught.

CAIRO, December 13.-Eleven river
pirateq, eight men and three women, were
captured by Marshal Malone, yesterday
morning, after an exciting chase. The
gang had come in shAnty boat down the
Mississippi from Alton, and worked at
variOua noints
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-14

NEw YORK, December l3.-Mr. Grover
Cleveland contrsdicts the report that, in
association with Joseph Jefferson, he had
purchased an island in Wakely Lake, near
South Sandwich, Mass, upon which 10
erect a club house, where he and his friends
could enjoy the splendid fishing OF that
locality.
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BOTH ARE WILLING.
Sullivan and jackson Agree 10 Do Battle Before the
California Club for Sl5,00O-Bass
Ball News.

BOsToN, December 13.-A meeting be-
tween Sullivan and Jackson at the Califor-
mia Athletic Club within five months for q
purse OF $4,000 is now assured. This
morning Capt Cooke, OF this city, received
a telegram from President Fulda. Of that
club, which stated that jackson, prior TO
to his departure from London, had cabled
over his willingness to meet Sullivan pro-
vided that he had five months to get ready
in. Fuds requested the Captain to find
out from Sullivan whether be would meet
the black pugilist 10 that time for purse
of S15 600
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-14

IoNG BRANCH. n. J., December lS-
Warren Leland, Jr., the we'll known hotel
proprietor, to-day made an assignment ot
All bis property. ire'uding the Ocean Ho,
tsI O,e.n Theatre, Ocean Club House, snd
bis private residence on Chelsea avenue, to
Joseph MeDermOli, lawyer.
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A BAD sw AP.

The Old Romans Daughter May Have
Married Bigamis'.
SAN DIEGO, Cal, December 13.-
ThOmss Scott Clifford, who was married to
Miss Thurman about a week ago, she hav-
Jog only secured a divorce from Lieut.
Cowles, commander Of the Despatch, few
days previously, may get into serious
trouble before the honeymoon is over. II
appears that Clifford has been marri d to q
beautiful French woman, with whom he
had lived for four or tive years-Or, at
least, if not married, he lived With her az
his wife in Coronado Beach for twelve
months and up to two weeks before his
marriage 10 the "Old Romans" dau2ht
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THE WIRES COME Town.
The New York supreme COURT SO DEGREES

NEW YORK, Decembsr 13.-The general
term of the Supreme Court has handed
down decision reversing the decision OF
Judge Andrew in the matter of electric
wires. The decision dissolves the inj unc.
tion that has hitherto prevented the city
from taking down the wires. Notice was
at once sent to all the elot trio companies
whose wires have been complained of as
defective, informing them that the faulty
wires must be removed. II the notice is
not complied with Immediately the Depart
ment of Public Works will undertake the
work.
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Fa,tb Heaters Beaten.

CHICAGO, December ia dispatch
from TuseOla, Ill.,, says the PentecOst band
of f.ith healers were attacked by the peo-
ple Al the close Of the meeting, severely
beaten and driven away.
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Useless Alarm.

An alarm of fire was sent from box No.
65, at the corner Of Jacob and Forty-fith
streets, at twenty minutes past five O'Clock
last evening, and the department made
good time, but the trouble WAS for naught.
The cause of thu alarm originated in Louis
Libergall's slaughter house. He has a
gasoline lamp, and the gasoline came out
too rapidly and bltz,d up TO such height
that it wss thrown ont intO the yard,
where the whole supply can became igni-
ted and caused big blszs. Some one
thought the earth was on fire and sent in
an alarm when there was no need for one
This is the second time the department
has been called out by the same gasoline
lamp.
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nichlr.n mleers Buried.

CHICAGO. December ia special dis
patch to the DAILY Nelrs from Isbpemiug
Mich, says Three miners were buried
this morning BY a fall Of ground at the
Iron Mountain minis. Their names are
no, known. The chances Of rescuing them
are sight
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p.u,sd by earret.'. Fa,her-ln-Law

BALTIMORE. December 1S.-The rumor
that Jay Gould has an option Oh the Gar
rett Jonhs Hopkins Baltimore and Ohio
s,sck is denied by William +. Fnek,
father-iu-law of Robert Garrett and di-
rector in the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
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To Close Their seryio s.

The Silver Lake Quartette, which has
been conducting evsngelistic services in
the Fourth s.. Methodist church. and in
other places in thu city during the last two
weeks, will close their work here, for the
present at least, on Sunday. They will be
at the Fourth 81. church, morning and
evening, and will sing at both services.
In the evening, Rev. Mr.. Mead, Of the
Qaartette, will have charge of the services.
The work of these men has been produc-
tive of great good in the churches and the
Y. M. C. A., where they have been. The
good seed which has been sown will,
doubtless, bring forth more abundant fruit
in the days which are to come. Their re-
turn to this city would be welcomed by q
hoat of friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-14

SCOrTDALE PA December 13 Peter
Wise, the eoke-strike leader, was arrested
here tonight on CAllsg4n's charge Of con-
spiracy. He gave bail for hearing before
E.quire Keener. OF Greensburg, next
Wednesday Byrue was out Of town and
was not arrested. POWderly will be al
rested IN a day or two.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-14

NEw YORK. December 13-Tne editor
Of the Cosmopolitan has received word that
Miss Bislsnd, who is travelling around the
globe, arrived in YOkOhOma last Sunday
three days ahead OF the time allow d her
for completing the trip in 70 days.
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Another Of the Harrison Crowd Finally
CARED For.
WASHINGTON, December l3-Mr. Nc
Kee. Of Indians, a relative OF Baby Ne
Kee and his gran5f,t has been pro-
vided for. He was a candidate for the
House p0stmssiership, but was defeated.
The whole Harrison family. IL is said, in
ls,sd upon his recognition and 10 day he
~as msie superintendent Of the document
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A ob,cago Lawyers Big Scheme.

CHICAGO, December 1a.-It is aDnoune-
ed here that proof has been found that
Henry Crawford, the well.known lawyer,
of this place, It Gently bought the Midland
Railway of Indiana for $40, 600, aud with
in short time originated 8 fraudulent
cheme for floating SO 600. GOO worth OF
bonds on it. Several Dig companies we're
ca ueht.