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IN TIE EARrn,s BOWELS.

one Hundred aud Twenty Nine People
Perish In All Earthquake In Russia.
LONDON, August 28.-The village OF
Khenzorik, on the Russian frontier, WAS
visited by terrible earthquake yesterday,
which destroyed the larger part OF the
town. Great fssures opened in the earth,
and in many cases the villagers were swal-
lowed up by the dozens. SO far l2g people
are known 10 have been buried alive In
this WAY
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cABLED COMBINATIONS.

Mr.. Gladstone will start for Paris on
Monday.
1t is announced that the Car will not
visit Berlin until he returns from Dem
mark.
The Shah has started on bis return jour
ney TO Persia.
Ssrvian papers threaten an invasion OF
Bulgaria by the Servians.
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VICTORY.
In Sight of Ohio Demo-
Gratis.
CAMPBELL LEADS THEM ON.
lnlThey win Make a DesPer-
ate Contest.
lro0D CONVENTIONS GOOD WORK.
P Comfy Candidate Nominated
wa -4 S-s I.4. B',A'
Him r-81es 1.r-.'l'
hsTlrt harmony A-
Along the Lua
CAMPBELL LEADS THEM ON.
lG001 C0WGUI0yS GOOD MORN


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FOR SEPARATE TRIALS.

Ar. uments Heard IN the Gases CT the Gro
min Suspects.
CHICAGO, August 27.-Tbe Cronin case
was resumed this morning before Judge
Mcconnell, OF tue Criminal Court, with
the hearing of arguments of counsel on
motions Of the defendants, COughlin, Burke,
O'Snllivan and Woodruff for separate tri-
ais. and of Kunz for an order on the States
Attorney compelling him to give him
copy of the evidence before the grand jury
on which he was indicted, and u list of the
witnesses who testified against him. The
arguments covered about the same ground
as wa1 covered in the 6 fiji iavits on Monday.
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DALZELL IN THE SOUP
ALGBR CARRIES OFF Il. A. R.
H0N0RS.
No One Else in the Race for Commander-Work
IN the Encampmsnt-Warnsr Sounds The
Note for a Service Pension
Membership.

MILWAUKEE, August 2s.-Very uneX-
psctedly the Grand Army delegates pro-
ceeded to an election of officers tonight.
Gen. Russell A. Alger, Of Detroit, had it
sll his own way. Twenty men nominated
him, Col. James Sexton, of Chicago, first
presenting his name. All the other candi-
dates were then withdrawn, and Gen. Al
ger was elected b. acclamatiOn. Col.
Q. A. @. weissert, of Milwaukee, was
elected Senior Vice Commander, and John
F. LOyett. Of New jersey, Junior Vice.
It wel then after II o'clock and the cleo
tion of other officers was postponed till TO-
,,,c-~o.-
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GREEN GLASS FIGHT.

The Manufacturers Refuse to Accept the
Workers Terms.
PHILADELPHIA, August pa meet
ing Of the Esltern Association of Green
Glass Manufacturers, including represen-
laiives of nearly all the green glass fac
tories in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Mary
land and other States in the E3ltern dis
trict, WAS held in this city yesterday,
the result of which was the rejection OF
tht demand for the coming blast and agree
ment to stand together until the men come
to terme. The meeting then adjourned for
three months
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DIOCEsEs JOINED.

Allegheny and Pittsburg United In Cath
ole Church Government.
ALTOONA, PA, August 25.-The Tribune
of this city will publish the following card
tomorrow: By brief Ct our Holy Father,
Leo Kill, given at Rome July, 1889, the
Diocese OF Allegheny has been suppressed
and made part Of the Diocese cf Pittsburg,
as it was before the division of the dioceses
in 1873. By order of the Bishop.
M. O'REILLY, Stc'y.
Altoona. August q, 1859.
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MIR. DAVIS HoNoBED.

The Ex-senator Appointed to the Congress
of the Three Americas
Special telegram 10 the Register
WASHINGTON, August 28.-EE Senator
Henry G. Davis, of West Virginia, has
been appointed to the International Con-
gress of the three Americas, to assemble
here next month, in place OF Hon. Pinck-
ney White, of Baltimore, who declined.
Mr.. Davis was appointed at the request Of
Baltimore commercial interests as a man
closely identified with Maryland, though
not an actual resident, and will faithfully
represent her He was consulted before
hand, and at the urgent request Of Balti-
more business men consented to serve.
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WuLsBURo, W. VA, August 27.-hr.
George Given is making preparations for
boring another well for gas or oil, in the
old sbuey district below town, and several
tsst wells are to be put down some miles
bsck in the county. The Riverside GlWs
works shot their new we'll which increased
the dow very materially. The Standard
Glass Works will 70 on full on Friday Of
this week.
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Hermsnn and His Syndicate.

NEW YORK, August 29.-PrOfessor
Herman, the magician, said lest night
that be had signed contracts with a syndi-
cate, by the terms of which he will tour
for forty weeks under its management,
beginning September. 1890, the syndicate
taking all the receipts and paying him
$50. 600 for tie services of himself and
wife. This is the largest sum, " said the
Professor, that l think has ever been
offered for tour. At the conclusion Of
the engagement 1 will so around the world
under the management Of the same sydi-
cate. This latter tour will begin in the
Sandwich Islands and will last seven
n1nnihs y
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Columbus, o, In Trouble.

COLUMBUS, O., August 2s.-In letter
to the City Clerk, O. II. Yenner II Co., of
New York, have declined TO purchase
5000, 900 of city bonds Issued by this city
to cover deficiency in the police fund, for
which they were the successful bidders
three weeks ago. They decline because
they consider the issue defective. Mayor
Bruck says the entire police force will
have to be dismissed on September /.
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soisnti.ta n,xIda Honors.

TORONTO. ONT, August 2S.-Dslegates
to the American Association for the Ad-
yancement of Science are still pouring into
this city by every train and boat. The
principal business yesterday was the ar,
ranging of details of the programme and
the receiving of propositions Tor member
ship, cf which ninety-one have been re-
ceived and accepted. At the business
meeting last evening the following othcsis
we're elected for the ensuing year. Presi-
dent, O. E. Bassey, President OF Nebraska
diversity; Secretary and Treasurer Ffoi'
W. r. Lauzenby, of Ohio University.
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The continued use Of mercury mixtures
poisons the system, causes the bones to de-
cay, and brings on mercurial rheumatism.
The use Of 5 S. S. forces impurities from
the blood, gives q good appetite and dlges-
ton, and builds up the whole human
frame. Send to Swift Specific Company,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga, for Treatise on
Blood Diseases.
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Had His Foot Crushed.

Special Telegram to the Register.
STEUBENynLR, August 25.-Frsnk
Newman, laborer on the gravel train
working on the ef9tern section of the Pan
Handle, had foot crushed by wheels this
evening. He was brought to this city and
is at the hospital. He is thirty years OF
age. and unmarried.
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Tho psnn.ylrani.,s Finances.

PHILADELPHIA, PA August 25.-The
statement of the business Of all the lines q
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company east
of Pittsburg and Erie for July, 1889. az
compared with the same month IN lesS,
shows an increase in gross earnings ol
S4ls, 262; an increase in expenses Of Slo2,
Ol6. and an increase in net earnings OF
OK OAG
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ONSLAUGHT on CHEROKEE STRIP.
Kansas Men Ready to Open Up the Terri
tory.

WICHITA, KAs., August ga meet
ing was held yesterday 10 organize Cher
okee strip colony, the object being to make
en- effSrt to open the strip to settlement
This is the sixth colony formed in the
southern part of the State in the last few
davs. and as outlined the colonies will aim
TO increase as rapidly as possible in num-
bers and membership, and petition Con-
gress at its next session to open the strip.
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GoBBLED BY FRICK.

J. N. sohoonmsker y Co. Sell Ou' to Their
Rivals.
PGrrsBURG, August 2s.-The heaviest
coke deal yet recorded in the history of the
coke industry has been contaminated.
The J. NJ. Schoonmaker Coke Company
has been absorbed by the II. Q. Frick
Coke Company, and the most formidable
competition the le9t named company has
bad is now absorbed ny Mr.. Frick's COM
pany. The deal was perfected late yester'
day, but for reasons OF the principals did
not make it public until to-day.
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Patent. for ws.s vlrgInIans.

Special TiltGrdfi % ne he9iSr.
WASHINGTON, August % Patents have
bsen granted to West Yirginians, as fol-
lows. Frank G. Caldwell, Wheeling, W.
We metsl ceiling; Commodore D. Moore,
pnrslsv. ". Va, car coupling; Archibald
w PanH. Wheeling, W. Va, central draft
lomp. Archibald ". PAUL, Wheeling, w.
VI lnQ top.
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STILL GROWING.
The London Strike Spreads TO Man

The London Strike Spreads 10 Many
Thousands More.
LONDON, August 25.-At a meeting OF
the striking dOckmen, this morning, Ar.
Burns, the leader Of the strikers, said he
had heard that 1000 Belgians would be
imported unless the strike was ended. lie
at once telegraphed TO the Belgian Work
ingmeu's Union and blocked that move OF
the employers.
The strikers have reached the number Of
15O 600 The leaders express determin-
alton to press their claims and march
through the streets until the demands OF
the dockmen shall have been granted.
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WEED OUT THE HUNs.

COnnellsville Coke Operators win Get Rid
of Their LsbOrers.
PITTsBURG, August . The superin'
tendents of the coke plants in the Con
nellsville region have sgreed to get rid Of
the Hungariaus. This action has been de-
cided upon since the strike Of a couple Of
weeks ego. Itarises from the destructive
tendencies of the Hungaiians displayed
towards the property of their employers
and others after the strike had been set
tied by a concession of terms in their favor.
It is proposed TO get rid Of them by grad
ually supplanting them with German and
other workmep, although Germans are
nreierred.
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BUBLIN, August 2'.-The collapse OF
the Madgtburg sugar syndicate has serious
ly affected the sugar refneries at Siettin.
The Hamburg authorities have ordered an
Investigation to discover why the proper
officials had not controlled the brokers
trading
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Tho arnon Contract with Peru.

LENA, PERU, VIA GALVESTON, August
% After three weeks of calm discussion
the committee has reported fsvOrably upon
the Grac bOndholders' contract and recon-
mended that the Senate accept it, with the
slight notifications made in the Chamber
of Deputies, which principally refer to the
greater extension of railways.
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STATE CLUB LEAGUE.
Col willie Taylor Carries on Presidential
HOuors

Col WllIlo Taylor Uarries on FreHIueutIH1
HOuors
DAYTON, o., August 2S.-The State
League Of Democratic Clubs elected Col
". A Taylor, of Columbus, President
Squire F. X. Martin, Of the Duckworth
Club. Cincinnati, First Vics President
Hon. James + Neal, Of the Miami Club,
Hamilton, Second Vice President; Chester
Stands. of the Jackson Club, Columbusi
S .cretarv; J. @. Patterson, OF the jackson
Club. DAYTON. Assistant Secretary; + W.
D5nneliv. of the DuckWOr,h Club, Cnoin-
natl. Treasurer. Adjourned to meet at the
call Of the President
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SHE WON'T STAR.
Helen DAuvray Ward Cancels Her Engage
ments on the Stage.

Helen DAuVrHy WhTu OhhCeIH HtI HHk"hU
ments on the Stage.
NEW YORK, August 2s.-Helen Dauv-
ray isn't goiog TO star after all. The
printing and Autographs for her tour had
been contracted for, and a part of them had
even been finished. The route had been
booked until after the holidays, and Harry
Mirfr, who had arranged 10 send Miss
Dluvray out, had engaged people for her
support. Two days ago Miss Dluvray,
who ia Mira. John NJ. Ward of the stage,
visited Miner with her lawyer and STATED
very frankly that Mr.. Ward was opposed
to her contemplated return TO the stage,
and that she now desired to respect his
Wishes
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Royalty Going TO Athens.

LONDON, August 2s.-The Prince and
Princes Of Wales will 20 to Athens 10
attend the wedding Of Princess Sophie, Of
Prussia, to the Crown Prince Of Greece.
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The Negro Editors who Wouiu oAuS"
Raca War Reportsd Lynched.

BrRMvGHAM, ALA, August 27.-
Trainmen on the Alabama Great Southern
railroad train arriving here at 2 80 to night
report that they saw the bodies Of two ne
proes hanging on trees near Meridan. Inc
,rsinmen were told in Meridian that two
Of the editors Of the incendiary negro or
0an the Independent, who were driven out
Of Selma las, week, were caught last night
and i. is supposed that tney were y no"eu'
No particulars were obtsinADle'
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Death Caused by Jealousy.

Special Telegram to the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, August % -
Yesterday evening VIM. Burton, who re-
sides near Hinton, Summers county, was
sho. fatally by Chapman Farley. Jealousy
of Burton was the cause.
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Hamilton Badly Reaten

Sptti1I ItFgraN 70 UIt htyIstT'
SPRINGFGELD, o, August 2S.-Spring-
field won to-day by the following score:
Springfield. .......-......O 0 o o l 3-A
Hamilton ..................O ? u
Batteries, Springfield Es1tou and Sten
eel Hamilton Allen and Hogreave; earned,
Springfield >; base hits, Hamilton ~,
Springfield Z; errors, Hamilton 3, Spring
field -; attendance $780, umpire, Nelson
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No One 70 Pro..eute NsgIs.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 25.-District
Attorney Turuey to-day withdrew from
the prosecution of Deputy U. S Marshall
Nsele. This leaves the State without an
attorney in the case.
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HARD TO DOWN THEM.

PennsyIvania Prohibitionists as sauoy rs
Ever.
HARRISBURG, PA, August 2s.-The
State Prohibition Convention met here to-
day. There was a large attendance and
much enthusiasm. The various commit
mittees were appointed and campaign com
mittees chosen. The platform declares for
the total abolition Of the traffic in intoxi-
cants, endorses the national prohibition
platform, and denounces both the old
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p-,noa Rn..el Oomes HOme.

NEW YORK, August 2s.-AmODg the
n,ssenVers on the City of Paris were Rus
tel Harrison, Andrew Carnegie, John A
Kssson ard Joseph NJ. Medill, OF the
Chicago Tribune.
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Frederick Wants Back EArIy's War Tax,

FREDERICK, MD, August 2S.-By vir-
tue of an agreement with the Board oi
Aldermen Of Frederick City, Col. G. F.
Vernon, of Baltimore, will undertake the
work of collecting from the national gov
eminent the war tax-amounting to S2OO'
600 which was levied upon Frederick by
the Confederate General ETly in 1864.
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A sluggiDg Match.

Special Telegram 70 the Register.
MANSFIELD, o August 28.-The home
team poluded the ball hard to-day and
won hard earned victory. They knock
ed two pitchers out of the box. Two hun
dred people witnessed the game. Score:
R.ER II. p
Mansfield 3 OO182 6 0 Is 10 Il 5
Canton.....6 ? 0 o o 0 O-l2 IL 3
Batteries, Morrison and Fitzsimmons,
Stab, Monroe, Miller and Berger; home
runs, O'BrieD, Parks and Morrison. Time
2:lO. Attendance, 200.
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nn1rRnntine BusIness.

CHICAGO, August 2s-The Supreme
C5uuel Of the American legion Of Honor
continued in session to-day, but transaosed
only routine business.
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Death of q southern wonder.

DURHAM, S. c., August 2s.-The Globe
learns of the death Of Granny Boston, at
Murphy, n. O. She was 121 years old, a
peneioner and remembered the battle OF
Kings Mountain. Her corpse weighed
only 90 pounds.
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BASE BALL.

VIII ceiling Is Downed A gain In Close Game
Other Games.
Special telegram 10 The ReOister.
DAYTON, O., August 2s.-The game 10.
day WI close, but the home club won by
the following score
Dayton. .........'.......-..l / 900 OlO o.
Wheeling. g..................o o o o o o.
Hits, Dayton II, Wheeling 8; errors,
Dayton 9, Wheeling A. batteries Munger
and Flanagan, Mallory and Haller. Um-
pire Hill.
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THE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT.

A Company Formed to Conduct Great
Democratic Journal.
WASHINGTON, August pa company
known as the National Democratic Pub-
fishing Company, in which number Of
leading Democrats are stockholders, has
been incorporated under the laws OF Wtst
Virginia for the publication OF a weekly
Democratic paper for national Circulation
The paper will be uader the charge oi "a
mund Hudson, and the name oi the news
paper will be the National Democrat.
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Tho Goal Porters Win.

LONDON, August 2s.-Midnight The
strike OF the coal porters is practically
ended and they will resume work to.mor-
row, the merchants having conceded the
demands of the strikers.
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sIocnm tho Amsteur Tennis Champion.

sIocum the Amateur Tennis OhAmPlon,
NEWPORT, R. L, August 2s.-H. W.
slocum Jr. this morning beat o; A shaw
Jr., 6:3; 81; "A; II; 6:2, and won tne
smateur tennis championship Of America
for 1889.
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Mr., Msybrlck,s Prison Life Begins.

LONDON, August 2s.-Mrs. Msybrick
will shortly be removed to the convict
prison at Working in Surrey. Her friends
can visit her there once every two months
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ANXIOUS REPUBLICANS.

The scarcity of West Virginians here is
accounted for by prominent Federal CHI
cial, who says their interest is now con-
centrated on the result OF the Gubsrnato-
rial contest. He says the Republicans are
holding their breath while awaiting the
decision.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-29

THE soft glow of the tea rose is acquired
by ladies who use Pozzoni's Complexion
Powder. Try it.
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FOR WEST VIRGINIANS.
Postoffices and Pensions Distributed-Rs-
publicans on the Anxious Seat.

Postoffices and Pensions Distributed-Rs-
pubncans on the Anxious Seat.
Special Telegram to the Register.
WASHINGTON, d. C., August 2s.-West
Virginia postmssters were appointed to
day as follows: NJ. NJ. Wells, Twiggs,
Peasants county, vice Ralph GOrrell, re-
moved; W. T. Hamilton, Hawks Nest,
Fsyette county, vice II. B. Dickinson, re-
moved; Linsey Frazier, Frye, Wayne
county, vice James Frye, resigned.
WEST VIRGINIA PENSIONS
were granted as follows Original invalid,
George w. McGill, Ben amin Teetts, Sam
uel A. Dill; restoration, Robert Dyekey
Increase, William M. Richmond; original
widows, etc, Joseph, father Of William G..
Feary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-24

For Neuralgia, novel cure-whlch we
hardly believe if true, will ever become pop
uar-is vouched for, it is said, by a core
spondent of the New York Sun. An Irish
girl in Paterson. n j.. hal snFt red with
Neuralgia CT the head and face until almost
frantic wi t. pain actually beating the wall
with her head TO cause inseusbility. Her
employer having heard that DR. Terc hal
cured rhe umstism by the sting of a wasp.
asked the girl If size would try it. With
courage bora of despair she exclaimed Amy
other torture would he a pleasure beside
this" yellow wasp was obtained, and
ve1ed into singing her face. Within few
moments the pain ceased, the arl fell asleep.
and strange to say, never again had an attack
of neuralgia Well, we don't blame her The
remedy was probably too heroic for for a
second dose.
A learned specialist when told this yarn re-
marked, THE pain may have stopped tenn
porsrily, but it could only have been tenn
porarlly." Continued he, it is a fact that
a sudden shock to il famed and painful
nerves will stop pain" but the remedy 10
worse than the disease, as many minimizing
people in after years find out, who apply
fiery and dangerous compounds externally
to stop Neuralgia ard Rheumatism. They
only continue to shock their nervous system
ignorant of the fact that, as in the morphine
or alcohol habit their mental and moral
nature is thus gradually being destroyed.
Make haste slowly, if you expect
to cure any nerve disease, was the advice to
a lady by frieni who had been cured of
chronic Neuralgia by using for some time
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment inhaled, taken
internally, and applied externally, IS advised
in the wrapper around every bottle. Neu-
ralgis is fever or Inflammation o. the
nerves, and only by degrees can any infiam-
nation be cured; and then only by an ano-
dyne treatment. Old DR.. johnson had this
in mind when he devised his Anodyne Lini-
ment; remedy now known to nearly every
ore as it deserves to be. Surely, a med-
cine without real merit could not have sur
vived for eighty years, as this one has done.
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