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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18
$500 Reward.

TFew pay fhe above reward fer auy oase -
y Hef fH-Hr. sllf dyspepsia .ef Hfaf acne
irfigestIrr frue patio - f1Ff efness we
esnrnf cure vifh F eef Is n Ferafs'sis ifre- pills
r~isef fle directions Err sff.eftp fnmfiil eN
'N 8nrT arf purely kerefH o. fNa power
fs 81 rrf So siHrf or sugar aaeter. i4efre
fT flrT- rr Beware ~ rgrrtf~frI rs an1
iu 1as. IAs genuine rlnHgla tgref oag
n HN 6. Isl CO. 1ts Ffi. hakers ,
FsfEares serf ~ ms Tregait m reoe Di ef s
s~arf s+1~-T sffs rTW = Tabs. ~ Enn-
rf.- 81 trrpff RaFfas Wtrf
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18

The Young Peoples society Of the
Park Congregational church has elected
officers rs follows:
Presideut-Cbarles ". Csrman.
Vice President Miss Julia Dickinson.
-y-Ms - Carrie Rice.
Treasurer Na1u.ng Birce.
Geo. =. BolJw0od, the retiring prcsi-
dent, was reelected by acclamat.on,
bat declined tO serve.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18
TOWN TOPICS.


Tne are alarm h.gxes are b,.sr, nes.lg
"A nt.,l
xe..-s.{ss ~ 49,. -
A-1 .-t' ~ -',l- l-'@
-'-'t '' .-1 0..' AZ
et.tl ,sai-s - - i-u eAf-
-e .-7 Si-S pa 'a'io i-e~Ay
lAe grain rceiepts Yesterday were
four ears ~ wheat ald one ~ oats
1he Crafty ease Has SEQ yf-teraay 20
tl superior Court lor % al 9A 1eplefli-
bef
Neg.t4Gon has hkea Wenderlll
start s.acs tae recent rams. iloses W-l
bloom n another keek.
Thnras Moss forgarv case occupied
some hour. - Police Court Yesterday,
bat Eas adjourned I'll Monday.
Deaas Phl.ps. an expert wood
carver f9r Berkey 4 Cav. IS seriously
t 4.lh pnsumouiA at tas Fletcher
FLile.
The iurv ln the Spoer.or Court wa.
.eaaftsa Yesterday untI Welns-dav
g.. owing largely ~ ths Masonic cele-
bralou.
The Arsc.,,,ys eo.o,r,ittasoF tra Nfieb
igs1 pre-. a..ee.,r,eo wll meet A.
Sweets bolelat4o'e.ock next TUESDAY
afternoon.
Vae~e.... ana ffl-,rts .t.,-,.l..--....
Ug y. E. -. l,...l ,-,...-a, 800 ,....t-
All Af.l..,. .rr4osh..-rl.. ,y.lI h.. r.,,l
early n June.
John E,.l..n of tne Claranlo,n uo..l
oof 49, ye-f.gl,y froro -. Wotei
N-s,- e.1r,sr,,.,r, - Chica~o ~ ,.hieh
q. s-a.a deI.gtta
The funeral ~ yVro Ot4earo Tia
mar, =, 49,. {, .i.4 80 W.. -
vIIta ha',l "a ,.,g.-,,.r., "a a 49,
fr.8l tba farq.lv re.,d.nres IN Rerli,,
,-.t, l....,-- !.
h,v, . t~5,i - 80 -. '''.' - -
f.~ e.~r,il,er "a r..,-..,l..3 ,.-.,,.s., -,
I'D III ..3 s5l o,,st. ,,.,-+l-.i'..,
N- .. 0i'" "0"s 20 Ifi' Tot t"clF7
-. .-,-...- .'.'t- t'a.t' f'',''' ~
- -. 80 ty,.o-I,.,'.t 1.rt.,,-s-(ii..'...
.
b~t one case oi coiitaslOh "1s re-
Pofleu A. tAe teaItn oihee yesterday
az "a ~ "a ny - -. 60 '.Ie ''-
Af,..-.f.I az
Mrs. HUFFMAN oi the "onans 5 TX
clsnge, yesterday afternoon pleasantly
remembered tnc girls or tne telephone
'iiil-e "''' 9'i''o '00 0''"ii' anu
s-lhN o'i''''-
TIE Grand Rapids lodge, Juvenile
1emplars, No. ., viii give a literary
and social entertainment AZ the Good
1emplar hall, at - South DVlAon-st.,
TINS evening.
A Baldwin steam motor has been re
ccyed by the street Railway company
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18

"Nice weather is coming" and in
Economy lies Wealth." and you can
save lots of money 10y bringing your
Spring clothing for renoyating, repair
ing and pressing to the Eagle Steam Dye
House, No. q Canal-st., where all such
work Is done in first-class style, and at
the lowest prices possible.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18
TOOK ACONITE.
Littie Chud Nearly Loses Its Lie
Prom Poisoning.

Yesterday morning about n O'Clock
a }-year-old child of Mrs. Niece. Ev-
Ing at 5l5 south Divlsion-st., acc jeut-
s..v got bold ot n bottle of aconde.
sud drank about half an ounce. Ut.
Psunwarieu WAS called. and by harl
labor suroeeded n saving tho ehtld' :
life. The acout tc had been used a, a
medicine Cor the child. As t had heen
sok f-a fever Mrs. NcGoo had
been moving. and the bottle bad been
2 sced where the Cbi.d could help
lLsell.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18
BuckIen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptIons, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t j. guaranteed to give perfect satsfac-
ton or money refunded. Price 25cents
per box. For sale by Peck Bros, drug
g.sts, corner Monroe and D!Ws!On-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18
An Absolute Cure.

The Original Abletine Ointmentis is on
ly put up IN largo two-ounce tin boxes,
and is an absolute cure for old sores,
burns, wounds, chappcd hands, and all
skin eruptions. VIII positively cure
all kinds of piles. Ask for the Original
Abietine Ointm mt. Sold 10y Peek Bros,
at % cents per box-by mail so cents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18

A great show by a great company :
creating quite a farCre this week at the
sh0vs beautiful temple of M0mus.
TIE .ovelv ladies IN brilliant costumes
zrp the admiration ofsl- The specially
stars sre highly commended Matinee
It's afternoon st 3. IA.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18
Jnslre Simpson,

OF the Superior Court, writes: From
mental exhaustion, my nervous system
became shattered, and | was utterly
unable 10 sleep nights Sulphur Bitters
cured me, and my sleep is now sound,
sweet and refreshing.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18

Ira f,uovr1 sa sr ~ tae -s~r'a--
licenses ssaaf e1ea ast e1n- ssef wlta he
names. residence when oats.as t6s eity aes
ass of enc parties
Arr-
fired i.hert s-rfna Nagzis H7nheck
t-.ns H-F
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18
Advice to- Mothers.

Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup should al
ways be used for children tcething II SOOthes
cures wind collie. and Is the best remedy Tor
diarrhra. - cents bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18

Balbriggan Underwear retailing at
wholesale pr.ces, ~ Nolgt, Herpolshei-
mer * Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18

The Flmn 3 Dasfee Company, -
Canal-.t.. ule home No. 53l, mSnQ-
fset4reEs of .ce cream ana water Ices,
.spped ty express or freight 70 ANY
paft II the State. All 0rders iof
country or city trade tlled promptly.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18

We are prepared fer sfe hot weather
ailh 4 eol1pstte ine oi h'llanlsr faerlag
and gauze JnaerseAs l0r iaslss, gents
znd enllafeE.
NodT HsEFofsBEIAEE 4 CO.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18

summsr Neg.n0 UnderHear a. x
HerpolsAs .u.er 4 GO =
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18

Parasos p2Iss Sole itfasols
Nomr. nFKf aLsls llsiER \ Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18

Mss Stephenson has removed her
dres,maku- rooms 10 = Lagfaye-st.,
corner OF Island.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18

Balbrggan Underwear at Voigt, Her
pOlslclmer 4 Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18

Parasols from 10 cents up, at Voigt,
HcrpOlshelmer 4 Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18

Gauze Underwear Al Noigi, Herpol-
slIelulcr \ Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18

Chndren's Paras0ls AZ Yoigt, HerpOl
shelmer & Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18

Gold and tyeg-mOunted Umbrellas
AZ pIces tA4t defy competition.
NOiGr, HEKPoTsHEIgER 4 Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18
OUR SPRING STYLES OF
MEN AND YOUTHS SUITS
Are Now Ready for your Inspection.

We have about 500 Suits at s. G, $50, s aud $40. Now
these Suits bought to Eastern manufac
turer and are s. TO- L. Is and SIS and make tre
mendous sacrifice sell them at these prices named They
brought direct from manufacturing rooms 90 Sum
mer-st are thoroughly made and we'll trimmed and intend
ed to SELL and worth exactly what ask for them
We have about 500 Suits at l2, 1880 l5 Is and
$40 in Worsed Chevios and Cassimeres Cutaways and
Sacks brought from the place, and all exceptional
bargains The trimmings styles and part of each
ment will bear close examination The most fashionable
styles and good value offered for these prices
We have few royal bargains left from Special Sale
of Children Clothing and shall continue to sell them at
the same prices mentioned last week. People ap
preciate genuine reduction of one half.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18
BUSINESS BREVITIES.

Something Everybody Read
e. - street.
FRON +. j. DETTENTHALER,
oysters, Fish and Game,
liz MOnrOc-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-18
REMOVAL NOTICE.

= r ". e. y Y 7 y
rrF FrFFTFs
NAEwETTf HAIR
HeS removed fe h.s rer frasf ur FsrI~rF 81 FL
fsHat-sf EEL fha tfrfrr H.erf ever 4
tirrE 5 frr ggols esare where af Hf raefHf
e. rfaes ffe f-frfre ARD r.rrs.re
frr~ rrrrrt diseases ~ fi--~r Her--. f.t. r.
Cgnsullsl loa lree. l.l meGielns use1.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10
DIGNITY OF LABOR
REPRESENTED IN MIN WHO DON'T KNOW
WHEN THEY HAYBW0N.
Rioto1s Huns Raid Three Large Coke Works After
thsSHiks is Ovsr-Thres Men Brutality il
Not Fatally, Beaten, and
E5periy Ruined.

PIrrsBURG, August 9.-Priyate dis
patches from the Connellsville coke region
report a gang of 400 drunken Hungarian
coke workers on a raid. They do not
seem to understand that the strike was
settled in their favor, and this morning
started out 20 close the works in opera
ton. They first marched to MorewOOd
and drove the meu out. Then they went
to the Alics works, where they also forced
the men to quit work. Considerable dam
age was done at MOrewOod and Alice, bat
no one Wss seriously hurt.
They went to Bessemer, and on the way
met John N. Dayton, who was riding in a
buggy. He tried to persuade them to stop
aud return to work bat the infuriated mob
overturned his buggy and beat and cut him
so badly that his life is despsired Of The
Hons reached Bessemer and went to the
house of an old man named GilhoOly to
lock for the mine bOes. Failing 10 fad
him there, the old man was beaten and the
windows of his house broken. A man
named Love VT also caught at the pit
mouth and treated in the same manner.
They next me ie a descent upon the store,
and after breaking the windows and doors
in, carried of all ths bread and bologna
they could fnd on the pFemises.
By this time Secretary Watchorn arrived
IN company with Jam>l keegan, another
OF the leaders. WatchOrn addressed them,
and finally succeeded in making them IN
derstand that the strike was over and in
their favor. The Huns then retired to
their homes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10
THREE MILES A MINUTE.
The Marvellous lime Made by q New
ElectrO-MotOr.

The Marvellous Tine Made by q New
ElectrO-MotOr.
BALTIMORE, August On q tWo-mile
circular track tie Startling speed of two
miles minute was this morning main
tanned for about ten miles by tie three.
TN motor of the Electro Automatic Tran
sit Company OF Baltimore City, at the
grounds at Laurel, Md. This speed equals
ihr miles per minute on straight track.
David G. Weems, the inventor, conducted
the experiments. The company will build
at once a fve-mile circular track on Long
leland, to demonstrate the praclicability
Of the electric pe :senger system, and also
the automatic system which was tried to-
day, and ia intend ! only for light express
packages, mail matter and newspapers.
Edison ba7 pronounced it the greatest con-
cepiiOn since the telegraph. The road will
be fenced in by bsrbed wire, these to keep
eff cattle, aud being insulated the wires
will be used for tslephoniDg and signaling
along the line. In the new passenger sys.
ten the rails will bsyea an upper and lower
bsariUg-the rail OF the future, so the
SteeltJD Iron z -Ople call it. On the wheel
which runs on the upper bearing will be
the weight. The lower bearing will IL
pTc ,sed from time TO time bya lazy wheel
TO hold the cars 10 the truck on curve ct
high rate of 81 esd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10
MIMIC WARFARE.
The Haydsn Contes'-ls Making Great Deal oi
Noise HiPpoyt, Spl SoIm'lg
About PoI.-au-f. nee.

New YORK, August 9.-Pursef Squire,
of the steamer Alvo, of the Atlss line,
which arrived from Hayti, ls9t night,
brings Hsytien news. The Alvo left ST.
Marc at p. m. on July 26. and arrived at
Port Au Prince at p m. or the same
day. When the steamer came to anchor
the noise of Hippolyte's cannoss could be
distinctly heard, firing at the town. The
attacking force wrl at the west OF the town
about two miles away. With the aid OF
powerful glass, Purser Squire and the Off
GERS distinctly saw HippOlyte on the coe1t.
The United States man-of-war O5sipee lay
in the harbor at Port.au-Prince, and near
her were anchored Euglish and Spanish
men-of-war. A tug boat named the Pan
ana, formerly belonging in the United
States and of about 100 tons burden, was
there tco. She c1rried few heavy guns,
end was in Lsgitime's service. Daring the
afternoon of the 26th Of July the Panama
was ordered around to where she could
attack Hippolyte's bOnbarding party in
the right flank. As soon as the little tug
got within firing distance che began to
blcza away. She Kept itup undl darkness
set in.
The bombardipg by Hippolyte's forces
was kept up all night. The Alvo left next
morning. Legitime lost two men during
the fiercest of the fight; one was killed in
stantly; the other lived day. Hippo
lyte'r lc7ses can be reckOned in the hun
dreds, il is said.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10
A BAD ACCIDENT.
The La Belle Mfll Engine, "Old Aba,
Rams Through Herself.

The La Belle MiIi Engine, "Old Aba
Rams Through Herself
Yesterday morning sn accident occurred
at the La Belle mill which will compel it
to close down for some weeks. EVERYTHING
was running along emOothly when the
crank on the big engine suddenly snapped
and the piston was forced clear through
the cylinder, tearing things around in
great shape. Fortunately no one was
hurt by the accident, but $50 men were
thrown out Of employment, and it is
thought that the mill will be necessarily
idle for at least one month. 1t is very
probable that tie Board Of Directors will
decide 20 put in a new engine.
The present disabled engine was put in
when the mill was built, and it is finely
built piece of machinery Of powerful cspac-
ity, and until six or seven years ago it
furnished motive power TO the mill and
factory both When Lincoln was elected
President the engine was named "0ld
Abe" 1t may be that il will be repaired,
and while this work is progressing the fac
tory will have to use purchased nail plate
or close down.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10
ONLY A W0MAN'SLIFE,
BUT 1T HAS STIRRED THB CHIYALRY OF
TWO CONTINENTS.
Mrs, May Counsel Srainiug Every Nerve 10
Save Her-Nsw Evidence Discovered in
America Liverpool Merchants
and Brokers Protest.

NEW York, August 9-Rowe and
Macklir, counsel for Mrs. Msybrick in
this country, have cabled her London so.
licitOTs askiDgif Home Secretary Matthews
will consider new evidence If furnished
Immediately. Mr.. Macklin ssys they
have considerable evidence cOrroboratipg
Mrs. Msybrick's testimony, ard also testi-
mony as to her standing and character
socially in this country. He thinks that
if this testimony were admitted and con-
sidered it would change the aspect OF the
case 10 her favor. He exhibited this after
noon a photograph Of Mrs Maybrick taken
at the age of 20 years, shOwinga girl hand
some in face snd figure, with brown hair
ard large expiegsive eycl.
81 have known Mrs. Maybrick," he
said, lever since she was twelve years old.
She was sensible, high-mindel girl. In
1882 l accompanied her and her mother
TO the steamer Celtic when they art ID
for Europe"
Mr.. Mecklin says the case is strangely
similar TO the Wiiter poisoning case tried
in Denver two years ago, with verdict Of
aCquittsl. He has telegrsphed for the
records of that trial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10
TRIMMED TO TIE QUICK.

Rev. frederick Mayer, pastor of the
Evangelical Church at Lansing, Mich,
drew $500 in lottery, and his parish
toner's now AK that he shall resign.
Maggie Mitchell has won her suit for
the recovery of seven lois in Hoboken val
ued at $4,000.
John H. Gale, late clerk in the + ,st-
CfliCe at Plympton, Ohio, hes been arrested
for tlmperipg With the mails.
Superintendent Dsvids, of the Stsut n
vile street railway, yesterday t. ok 500
volt electric shock without severe il jury.
Jack the Pc per-" the villain who he's
been frightening women at Elizabeth, n.
J., is accused Of sccring one woman to
death.
The Republican campaign committee has
already begun printing campaign matter
for the new States.
Lawyer Luther P. Marsh, Diss Dsbar's
victim, is said to be preparing woIk on
spiritualism.
Ferdinand Hofile, the partner of Allen
the railroad president forger of New York
is under arrest, charged with completely IN
the crime.
Col. J. H. Davidson, a well-known busl-
ness man of 81. Paul, has assigned.
Col. James Curry, retired U. S. A. offi-
Ger, died at Fortre Monroe yesterday.
The Brush Electric Light Company, OF
Cleveland, gets the contract for lighting
The Washington Navy Yard at Sl3, 975.
Thomas T. Plunkett, who fed from
Hartford, Conn, in 1873, with $500 OOo
belonging to his creditors, has besn DIS
covered in the City Of Mexico.
weisipger, the editor, who shot Hull,
his rival editor, dead, at ROsedale, Miss
has escaped from the officers who had him
in charge.
an unknown man, aged about 20 years
szd poorly dressed, was killed by b: 9
o ,rain, near Washington, Pc, Thursday
night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10
THE STATE FAIR.
Something About the Cattle Depar ,.nent
of the Exhibition.

Something About the Cattle Depar ,.nent
of the Exhibition.
This department will THE year be under
the supervision OF Mr. A. K. Jacob, of
Clinton, Ohio county, who is one of our
fiIst-cla-s farmers, and hel had large ex-
perience sg superintendent by having
served in that capacity for six yelrs. He
will zee that all the exhibitors in his de-
psrtment will receive proper attention.
The management look for and expec. the
assistance OF every public spirited individ
ual owner of cattle in the United States
and want each 10 feel that they have but
one hope, but one aspiration, aud that is
for the material advancement Cf the cattle
growing interest OF the whole country. If
the Fair management shall succeed in con-
tributiug in the least toward the accom-
plishment Of such purpose, or
in paving the way for iulure
progrC 8 the time and money the State
Fair expect - devote TO the work will
not have been unproftably spsnt.
FIom the present indications the cattle
department will be one of the finest ex-
bibitl ever had by the State Fair. A large
number of csttle-growcrs ere now prepar-
ing their stock - make q circuit. They
will appear at our State Fair With some of
the finest stock in the country, compc ed
OF Short Horns, Devons, Aberdeens, Angus
aud Gallowsys, NOrfolks and Sufolks, Red
Polled, Holsleins, Jerseys, Attorneys and
Guernseyg, Herefords, AyershirCs aud fat
cattle snd milch cows.
The Wet Virginia State Fair appeals TO
the people 10 attend au institution that
has awakened deep interJa 1t among the
people, and which has done end is doing
more towards the progress Of agriculture,
the mechanics and fue arts, than could be
done through any other agency.
All the railways leading t) the city OF
Wheeling will arrange foE cheap aud
speedy transT )Itation, 10th for freight and
passengers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10
NEW ENTERPRISES.
Charters Issued Recently by the seore
tsIy Of State.

Charters Issued Recently by the secre-
tsIy Of State.
A certificate OF incorporation has been
issued to the Unit / Transportation Com
pany, organized COR ihe purpose Of conduct
ing . general coal mining, coke mGnuisc-
turing, transportation and mercantile huai-
ness. The principal office is TO be kept at
Wheeling and the charter is to expire Au-
gust 9TH, 1899. The sum of 5000 has
been subscribed 10 the capital sIock, ten
per cent. OF which has been paid in, with
the privilege of increasing the same to $50
in all. The stock is divided into shares OF
500, Of which Berry F. Wilson, Charles
Jutte, @. W. Robinson and Joseph W.
Gould, of Pittsburg, and William B.
Rodgers, of Allegheny City, Penrsyl-
vanis, hold ten each.
The Buxton * Landstreet company, Or
ganizsd for the purpose Of conducting a
general mercantile business, has also been
chartered for fifty years. Tia principal
office is to be at st. George, Tucker couu-
ty, and s., 300 ha3 been subscribed TO the
capital stock, ten per cent Of which has
been paid in, with the privilege Of ileress-
ing the same to S25, 900 in al. The stock
il divided into shs7es Of 500, Of which II.
G. Buxicn, OF Piedmont, snd f. S. Land
street, OF Davis, hold five each, and X. +.
Bopst ard II. F. Hsrrisol, of Piedmont,
and A. F. GeTstell, Of Ksyser, held one
each.
A charter has also been Issued to the
Berkeley Springs Improvement and Man
ufacturipg Company, organized for the
purpose OF constructing and maintaining
an electric light plant water works, gTist
mill and b.ick mandatory at Berkeley
Springs, where the principal Office Is to be
kept. The charter is issued for twenty
years and the sum Of 1925 has been sub
scribed 10 the capital stock, 0i which 10
per cent has been paid 10, with the priv
ilege of increasing the copital to $50, 600 N !
all The stock is divided into shares OF
S25. of which Eugene Van Geussalaer, d.
p. Wright, VIM. p. Dole. S. ". NJ Peters,
D. Cornelius. Thomas Hodges, @. /. Cas-
Ter. II. W. Disher, George W. HayeImale,
John II. Hunter, Charles i. Jseks, John
T. Trego and T. Il. B. Dawson, ell OF
Berkeley Springs, hold one each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10
AN ENGLISH POPE.

Europe Excited over an Anonymous
Writers Predictions.
LONDON, August An article in the
Contemporary Rericg has created great SEN
ration here from the position it takes in
regard to the Papacy. The article gives
some very startling facts with regard to the
origin of the Pspal Rescrip. about boy
cottiug in Ireland, and advocates very
strongly the theo.y that the next Pope
must be a man who can think in English.
and that the seat OF Pspal power must be
transferred from Rjme to some English
sr 1F'rg country. Many English Catho-
liC coincide in the views expressed in the
article, and prophesy that another quarter
of century will see an English or Ameri-
can Pore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10
CRIMES HEAPED HIGH.
1HB AWFUL SERIES CHARGED AGAINST
B0ULANGER.
The Agilars Trisl Gees Or, While Hs IS Peace
fully Watching Affairs From Rlglasi-
General Rarsigu Nsws-Aa English
Pops-Ihs Cars Visit.

PARls, August 9-The trial Of General
Boulapger before the high court of the
Senate was resumed to-day. The Pro-
cureur General, continuing his address,
charged that General Boulanger had held
veritable political court at Clermont-Fer-
rand, when he wsI il command of the
troops there. He had originated secret in-
trigues, electoral agitation and a system
for coTruptiug officials. Notwithstanding
these acts, he had written to the War o.
flee disclaiming any connection with what
had been done in his psme. Here there
were protests from the Senators belonging
to the Party of the Right.
B0ULANGER's TREASON.
The Procureur General declared there
were documents before the court which
clearly marked the downward path Of
General Boulanger from insubordinstion
to intrigue, falsehood and conspiracy. The
Government had also evidence TO show
that General Boulanger had tried TO have
conveyed 10 Prince Bismarck the iniorma.
ton that he (Boulanger) only desired TO be
appointed Consul for life.
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