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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02
Jam,. ContInnc. nl. .nccch.

LONDON, No'enber l.-srHsnFy Jan
continued his speech Tor The Tina, bsioie
the PaTnell Commission 10 d.y. He en-
desvored to chow tbat Mr. D,vitt e.so-
cisted in America and tloahere wi.h
penons who were engaged Ia Reasonable
prsciices and who were seeking 10 seps-
rate Ireland from Great BntsIn. BE
charged that the leaders Of the Nation.
alists we're trying 10 keep t0airs in
Ireinnd In an neaaitlld cordlli-n.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02
ARrHUR's POSITION.
The Chief Engineer Bitterly Opposed to
Federation.

The Chief Engineer BitierIy Opposed to
Federation.
DENVER, November Chief Arthur
said tonight: 81 wish you would tele-
graph for the benefit Of ali Eastern railroad
engincers, ttat was never more bitterly
opposed to federation than / Gm ~ this
very moment. / hsye not at sny lime
siocc my arrival here been anything bot
hostile to the scheme. l, in 10 maunsr,
shape or form owe my reelection TO any
promises, and would sooner resign my
Z flee than 10 zee the Twenty-siSth Annual
Convention adopt the plsns of federation
II makes 40 difference what other tTadee
or orders adopt federation, ii will in no
way influence nae. So you bsve my views,
and trust that Eastern engineers will not
so readily mitiudge noe again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02
FATHERS LUST.
Tho Cause of Horrible Tragedy In
Young stoWn.

Tho Cause of Horrible Tragedy In
Young
YOUNGSTOWN, o., November IA hor-
rible tragedy, uuspeakable in its details,
wss enacted here tonight. John P. Nc
Creery, eyed 90 years. was fatally assault
Ell by his son-in-law, ChaIlsy Eimonds
Mr. Eimonds returned home Unexpectedly
and found his wife up stairs with her
hther. He became so enraged at the rev.
ela;ion that ne caught the old man and
hurled MIN down stalgs and then assaulted
his wi.e MIS- Eimonds ia 81 yesrs Of
ape, very hsnd.ome, acd the mo'hsr Of
fcur children. Her father is at the hos.
pital, unconscious, and his death is mo-
mentsrily expected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02
BEAUTIFUL SNOW.
Tho Northwest Gets lis First Taste Of The
Winter Ssason-Train Blockaded in Wyom-
ing-A Blizzard Blowing.

OMAHA, NEB., November IA heavy
sno has bsen falling here since ssrly this
moroiDg. The sto'm played havoc with
the railway telegraph wifea and the other
overland trains generally. TIE fall Of
snow il about six inches as reported at the
Union Pacific headquarters from several
towns in Western Nebraska, while in Wy
omiDg TIE blizzard is prevailing, and
it ia feared that blockade will
compel the suspension Of trains
Telegraph wires On the Burlington are bEc-
ken at several points west Of Omaha.
Trains on the Elk Horn bsanch were de-
isyed more or less owing to the heavy fsll
cf snow ia the territory traveTssd by that
road. The snow is reported to have fallen
as far west as Valention, and at the latter
point il 10 reported that the mercury Is
falling and a cold wave prevailing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02
whyte Resigns His Railroad Duties.

BALTIMORE, Md, November 1.-EK-
Gov. VIM. Pinkney Wbyte has resigned
his connection with the We5t Virginia
Central and PittebuTg Railway Company
as director therein and az general coun-
fel Of that company. as well es of the
Piedment and Cumberland Railway Com
pany, OF both of which companies he hse
been counsel sincs their formation. The
reasons given are that his many prof's-
sioual duties Interfere tco much with the
discharge OF the companies obligations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02
Railroad Men Resign.

COLUMBUS, o., November 1.-Gaorge r..
Carr, General Superintendent Of the Col
bus, Hooking Valley and Toledo railroad,
NJ. p Booth, Superintendent of the Heck
ing Valley division, ard W. 7. Seymour,
Superintendent of the Toledo diyisioD,
rendered their resignetiOns to-day. The
cause assigned is that they could not
properly conduct the department under
the nnlicy Of the presen. management.
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TO FIGHT THE LEAGUE.
The Western Association Looms Up rs
Rival.

The Western Association Looms up rs
Rival.
MISNEAPoLIs, November l.-Secretary
Morton has notified the managers Of clubs
in miner leagues in every part OF the
county 10 send representatives TO the
Western Association meeting. An alli-
ance, offensive and defensive, will be
formed, aud then oil will lay back on their
OARS to await the action Of the League and
Brotherhood meetings The Brotherhood
meeting will be held Mcndsy, November
II, and the Lesgus the day following
II the League passes unreasonable rules,
relating 10 tbs minor associations, Nor
toms plans is to receive propositions from
the Brotherhood. Should these proposi-
tions not meet with favor a general session
Of the miror lesgues is pretty sure TO re-
suit. Morton has big scheme for the
government OF these associations, when
mas in view the Western Association be-
comiug to the minor associations what the
National League has been in the past. In
g nut shell, Morton proposes that the
Western Association sholl become an open
Of tire National League.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02
MAKING IT HOT.
Civil Service Commission After Sahone's
Henchmen.

Civil Service Commission AiteF hhhones
Henchmeh.
WASHINGTON, November The ques-
tion of The prosecution connected with the
sending of circulars requesting political
contributions to officials connected with
the departments at Washington, was
again under consideration by the Civil
Service Commission at its meeting held
for that purpose to day. All the evidence
of the alleged violations OF the law already
in possession OF the Commission was con-
sidered.
TIE Commission is waiting for further
evidence on the subject. Should this be
forthcoming aud the names Of those re-
ceiving the circulars be furnished the
Commission, those persons will be brought
before the Commission and questioned
concerning the same. Then if tins Com
mission is satisfied that it has possession Of
enough evidence TO warrant its bringing
the case before the District Attorney that
action will be taken up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02
HOLZHAY INsANK.

The Notorious Michigan Robbsr Of Unbal-
ancrd Mind.
BEssEMER. MICH, November 1.-The
trial of Holiday, the hishwAyman. has
bsen asiJurned until next Monday. When
Holiday was brought inio Court his at;or-
nsy made application for continuance,
and supported il by IN sfi1avit signed by
the defendant, bot the application wss
denied. The defense also Submitted 40
affidavit, signed by Attorney Gerphidt,
stating tbs. from conversation had with
the prisoner and with several pbyeiciens Of
Wisconsin, be believed the prisoner insane.
Tue case vas then adjourned until Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02
STARVING INDIANS.
Two Thousand of Uncle Sans Wards In
Desperate Straits.

Two Thousand of Uncle Sans Wards In
Desperate straits.
CHEYENEE, WYo., November The
. 600 Indians occupyiUg the Wind RIVER
Reservation, Just south Of the Yellow
stone National Perk, in this territory, are
actually in want and many will die Of
.tarvslicu before sprirg Theis beei
ration is but three-foniths Of pound per
ca2i,s, IA aginst a pound aud half Issued
TO each S oux Then these Indiana re-
ceive their meat oa the hOof subject TO
shrinkage, which is often 30 pr cent
The tribes on the reservation year sgo
egreed 10 waive sugar aud coffee ratious
if the issue of bfef and -four Sas increased
but the only portion Of the deal coasum-
mate wss the withdrawal of sugar aud
coffee. Their allotment OF -four is insuffi-
cient, and the contractors delay its de-
ltEary
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02

Cheaper Esilsay Rates rhso Thoss usre-
tcf5re Announced Granted.
CHcAGo NJysnb. Toe Peousyi i'
vania railroad has taken tfe i1iii,'i'e IN
making round trip rate 20 the Catholic
Clngress 40 Esllmore much 'oFer than
rhe figures heretofore announced 10y the
Central tTefi., Truck Line ant oth=r rail-
way ssscc,anors The reduction amounts
10 s. So o. tickets ir"w Chicago, and
makes thu net rate $3.50 instead Of
S23 So.
The rates published heretofore have been
on a basis of lre and a t1iyd for the
rouod trip. The rev tariff s placed st a
siaele fare half rate flr the journey % Bal
tnors and return, ticket5 gicd going
No ember 60 ID. inclusive. The Balti-
more and Ohio road also is now cterirg
fna nav rates
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02

Isa conbiosticn Of ths sctiys properties
Of dates. fSs. prunes bad otbcf trophies,
fruits. It's pleasant taste ard 6enencisl
effscts have rerdered IL Immensely fopIu
la-. It cures bahitusl constipation, indi'
yesiion. b.lioosness, sick headacae, piles
etc Sold iu so cent bottles h7 W. W
Irwin. w. E. Williams, John Lsngoln
,nd c. X G,e.zs. J. T. Goodwin q 20
and Logan & Co., Whclssals Agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02
Lord cburchiIl'. reform nleasur.s.

LONDON, November Lord Randolph
Churchill ia letter urges the COnssrya-
tives during ths coming session Of Par.i.-
ment TO give Prominence 10 ;he land law,
measures Tor the reform Of worhmcp 'a
dwellings, laborers' allotment aDd hceus-
ing and laws providing for shorter honra
Of labor and dsalirg with the "seeatne'
system. All tbese questions, he fsya, aIs
rapidly ripenirg for practical legislation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02
DAVlTT'S ELOQUENCE
Has Wrought = Wonderful Edcct Upon the
Englifh Mind.

Has Wrought = Wonderful Encci Upon the
Englifh Mind.
LONEoN, November IA large NUM-
Der OF Nationalist members of Parliament
who make no secret OF their disapprovM
of Michael Davitts action 10 addressing
the Parnell Commission, believing that hs
should follow the example OF the Hons
Rule leader and leave the Commission
severely alone, sre now iorom0st no tX-
pressing their opinion that be WAS right n
adhering 20 his determination TO be beard
in his own behalf Mr Dayiips addres
was indeed & master piece and the IRISH
cause is greatly benefited by hi- having
delivered it. 20 matef ah hat ,he d ci-iol
OF the Commission may be.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02
BUYING UP CHEESE FACTORIES

Au English Syndicate Seeking to Control
sn Important Industry.
MIDDLErOwN, n Y, November ! -
Quite a stir hes been created throughout
the cAeese. producing region Of central and
northern New York by the appearance in
tha, quarter Of the agent Of an English
syndicate which wars TO buy up al the
uliucip,l cheese fictoIies The district in
question comprises the counties Of Della
ware, Oatgp, Madison, OhenaDgo, Oneids,
Herkimer, LeNis, J,ff.rson, st. Lawrence,
aod O,wtgo, in which there are about 500
cheese factories in active operation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02
RELIGIOUS RIOT


Catholics and Protcsisnts Arreytd Assips'
Zach Other In Kansas.
TOPEKA, KAs., November l.-Adyiees
received here to.dsy by Governor Hum
phrey say that the Protestant ond Catho-
he factions st Axtsls, NaTshan county,
are at wsr ard That q ROT is
threatened. Lsst week lEs Rev. J. &
White, OF Stanford, Illinois, announced
that he would lecture in the Melho-
dist Church sga,us, she Catholics on Sat-
u-day night Ax.elle il q strong Catholic
community. aud an organization 10 pre-
vent the Iectc.e vas psrtSc.ed. TIE
preacher persisted, however, and when
about TO spess 3 was se'z,3 by mob sac
thlo~n out Of ths church window, aiorg
with eeversl of tis followers. The prss-
ent riot is said 20 be an Cutgrowth Of this
sfiair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02
A Plea Dor Coast Deiensss.

WASHINGTON, November 1.-The re-
port of General o. o. Howard, command
iug the Division of the Atlsntio, to the
Aoiutant General for the year ended Sep
tsmbsr 30, 1889, calls attention 20 the
lack of armament of nearly all sea coast
stations. He Gays: 'The time has un-
doubtedly come when some positive action
in the matter of permanent defenses Is de-
manded.n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02
NOVEL METHODS.

virginia Democrats Converting the NJ
groes with Oysters
RICHMOND, VA, November 1.-The
Democrats, following up the barbecue idea,
are giving the negroes of Northampton
and Accomsc monster oyster bskes at night
and reports from there state thst these
bakes are doing fine work in turning the
negroes against Malone. The whites bear
all the expenses.
"Why, sir" said a committeeman from
that section, they are giving them negroes
oysters by the Thousand that DelmrnicO
would give a dollar piece for"
The whole Of the oyster region is being
RoEksd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02
Steel Plate, for the New UruIsers,

WASHINGTON, D. O., November 1.-At
noon to-day bids were opened in the
Office of ihe Secretary of the Navy for fur
nishing steel for the 3OOO-ton cruisers Nos.
7 ara 8 which the Government will build
It the New York and VOrfoik navy yards
respectively. The Oliver Iron aud Steel
Compsny and Carnegie, Phipps, d Co, of
Piitsburg, and the Bethlehem Iron Com
pany were the biddere
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02
TWO MORE sPEECHEs

Foraker VIII speak Before the CAM
paign Closes.
COLUMBUS o., November 1.-G6vernor
Foraker is feeling so we'll that he has con-
cluded to egain enter the can7ats, srd he
will make two more speeches, one at Day
ton tonight, when Stephen \ Douglas,
Jr., aad l. F. Meek will speak with him,
and thu other e, Cincinnati, Sl'urcsy
night, with Hon. c. A. BOultl'e, of &sire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02

LONDON, Nevembfr 1.-T,eave Eis-
combe. barrsier, mas written On opinion
holding that on the very grounds on
which tie home secretary graIte0 10 c,n.
imitation Of sentence, Mre Mlgbn,k .
legally entitled 10 rn unconoi'io-sl sr-
lease, that II. o, SCR Richard WehrD
admits. there is doubt thst che murdered
her husba,d, sbeis srong.nlly impnsou,d.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02
CHICAGO Won

Lakeyiew is Annexed 20 the Growing 'ie.
tropols.
CHICAGO, November L-Ek-Tfea'uu--
True. Of the town OF Lakeyiew. Do view OF
the recent decision OF the supreue Car.
snirming the validity Of the iec,ut au1e1-
alton Of LakeyieR 10 this city, decided %
give up the fsb. This morning ho called
upon the Oi,y Comptroller and iuroed oyeI
al Of The town noney m his haBef, aggr.
goting tblut Si25O OOO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02
BoArLoADs OF CRIMINALS.
The Navsssa Rioters All Put Under

The Navsssa Rioters AL Put Under
Arrest.
BALTIMORE November 1-Abo1, one
o'clock t1i3 morning the L. S. Revenue
cutter T. wing arrived in The harbor, con-
yeying the brig Alice, which arrived in
the cspss yesterday. with part Of the Ma
vass rioters The Romance with TIE re-
naming rioters was ief' down the bay n
charge OF tac revenue cutter Lot Di. Aor-
riu. The prisoners Cn The Alice were
lodged iu the city JED. The Alice "ss
boarded by ID strict Attorney Hiyss ard
deputies ue2c Point Look Oar. Ihcy
had With chem warrants fcr l2i OF toe
rioters. T5irly-oae ofthe negroes on board
the Alice we're ~ under arrest, charged
with murder ,ui si0tus
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Fpeiaeer,' wages Increased,

KANSAS CITY, Mo, November IA
special in the Times ffom st. JOe' Mo,
save: The general manager of TIE Grand
IsIend Bfanch of the Union P4ctic rail-
ROAD has ordered m Increase in the wag 8
Of the road from So % 70 g s., and fire.
men from 81 70 10 81 % per ran OF hul-
drcd miles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02
ROBBED AND MURDERED.

Horrible Double Crime on an Aged widow
Woman.
PITTsBURG, November 1.-Mrs ValeD'
tine, wealthy widow aged so years, liy-
ing alone near Irwin Pc, was found dead
in her bone this morning with her head
under the sofa. The house had been ran
sacked and trunks sad drawers broken
opsn. While there were 40 marks OF vio-
lencs on her person, it Is thought the old
LADY WAS robbed and murdered.
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nrol,e ,he whcat Record.

MINSEAPoLIs, November 1.-Tbe wheat
receipts at Minneapolis for the past month
aggregate $3.50, 600 bushels, the largest
recsipts during any month in the history
of the city. The receipts for the month
show an increase of ], ,6S4, 160 bushels over
the corresponding month of 1888.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02
GIAssCoCK AND DENNY.
Another Make Up OF the Brotherhood Clui
Leaves Them Unpiaced.

Achhtb
NEW YORK, November The daily
Brotherhood story is that the allotment Ct
players, as given yesterday, is net wholly
correct. Denny and GlssscOck may not be
assigned TO Pittsburg, and Arthur Irwin
may not 90 20 Philsdelphia, although the
capitalists behind the Philadelphia club
are extremely apxiOns that ne should do
SO. Charley Comiskey will play with
Cbicsgo.
Il is rs good as settled that President
Byrne will take tina present Association
chan. piops into thr National League. Gin
cinngt, Columbus and ST. Louis and the
others will also eDdeavor TO get aboard.
The outlook for the magnstes is far from
rosy. Eminent lawyers, among them
Judge Rowland, OF this city, bave express
ei tho opinion that the word 'reeervo" 10
the CO trsc, signed las spling has purely
technical meaning, aad that the contract
will not hold ia law. Tie contract guar
antess the player bnt ten days employment.
The new oig4niz'tion will be styled The
Players National Lssgue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02
BATCHELLOR WRECKED.

The Wei known Packet Collides With
the Beaver Bridge Pier.
PIrrsBUBG, November 1.-The pscset
C. W. Balcheror plying between this Port
and Wheeling, mes with a serious accident
at the Beaver bridge esrly shis moiDing
LAST night Tire Bachelor LEFT this port
with a lsrgs amount of freight, and about
/ o'clock shs ran INTO the big bridge, tear
ing one side Of tha boat 60 piece. Tne
passengers were Ell sct~d, but 10 peison
was hsSly inferred The Abasr O'Neil, O.
Wheeling will probably taSe tie place OF
the Bachelor until that boat Is repaired.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02
R1rCHIE COUNTY NRws.
Jury "aarg,' I'M = Damage Case-RsInodel-
ling the Calico Railroad.

Jury "aapg,' in - Damage Oase-Rsinodel-
ling the Calico Railroad.
81 -al C5uopmducs cf hs Rsg.s.a.
ELLESBORO, November 1 1-Judse
Jacobs is dsspa cliog court busin-sa in a
style th1t reminds one of tx-Judge ]. ~
Jacksoa's rapid say. Toe S.. 600 damage
suit Of Wells ys C.umriae for malpractice
has occuli-- the sttsr.ion OF the Court
Tor tro whole days The jury hung in
Gee case.
II. s WILSON Is Sons ere hard st work
remodellirg md extending ine old Calico
railroad route and sxpsct 20 have it com
pletCd q an esrly day.
Senator MoTus says that p'rt Of The
Gubernatosisl Committee, kroWn a3 the
minority. bas been ready 10 Iepcl, since
September I'D.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02

JoHSsrowS, PA, Noycubr Two
bodies we're recovered today Gon tie
Conemaueb, one aupposed rom papen ou
It to be- that Of John Schrsniz, Of Allen
tom, Pa, lost from the day express which
WIS wrecked at Couemeugh. A railroad
ticket from Pi.tsburg 10 Allentown ard
considerable mO1ey were f1urd on tie
body. Tire other body vas no. feccg
Dized
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Wanhinrinn Nowa.

The report Of Gov. Prince shows that
New Mexico has population of over 2OO,-
coo
The South Dakota Senators held con-
ference With the President yesterday in re-
gard to the admission Of their State.
Orders were issued yesterday putting
into effect the new telegraph rates for pub
lie bueinees.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02

BISMARCK. n d, November l The
reports OF d.-u.ptiop in North Dakota
sre greatly ,x,r ,rs-,atei. While tbe'e sre
somr isois,ct communities in uesd o. ss-
sisterrs the statement that cover lOo,-
GOO people are in wan" does The STATE in-
ios.ics. There is ONE suG sirg 10 Rod
new and k so counties, bat aside II m
these localities 30 Is O idc8lt 20 locate any
one IN sctusl wont The reports sem out
fou Minneapolis snd S.. Paul ere IA mos
Instances bigbiy col'red Ihsrs S notn
i5g iu the sit15tiol go i7siify ;he reroS;s
tbsta p famine exists in Dakota
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02

Dae Do p Measure 20 sho Freight Car
Famine.
PIrrsBrRG, November To-day The
ma-te, pacs Of coke is 81 10 which is the
h,gbes. pic, otnincd in ,b's pro5act for
several wears back. The present deNaDd
f5- coks snd the continuous scarcity OF
cars tavslsa the op-ra.ors TO sdvarcs tie
article one more ro.ch.
10 was sl-fsd last ush, er,hoIi'stiye'y
Shat the II C.. Ffick Coke Company bad
40 least 100 600 tcas lying ~ the oven
vsr6s "A. ihei. dG.eai wcrFs in TIA Con-
nelsvrls rcrion. Every pound Of 'nis
coke has sn oi er awaiting 70 II the care
corla be icu-d 60 tran por- De-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02
BENDERS In COURT.

TIE Two Suspected Women Have n
Hearing.
KANSAS CRY, November IA special
to the Star from OsTego, Kas., says;
Deputy Sheriff Dick, of Parsons, arrived
here this morning, having in charge two
very well known prisoners. They were
Mrs. EimGs Griffith, Of Niles, Mich, and
Mre. sarah Davis, of Lansing, 9ich., said
to be the notorious Benders. MIS-. Davis
dsniss ever having D,sde any confession to
anybody, and Claims to be innocent
rbsy will have their examination this
aftatnror
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02

The best sslve 10 the world for Cu.s,
Bruisee, Sores, Ulcers. Self Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chappei Hands, ChIblsins,
Corns end all the Skin ETnp,ions, ard
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed 10 give Satisfaction or
money tefUnded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale ny LCgsn q %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02
nEspoNpKNr KEIFRR.
UTsIUNUIlN Y hUII IsN'
He Admits That the Fight WIN BE Yer
CLOSE,

He Admits That the Fight wan BE Very
CLOSE.
SPRINGFIELD, o November 1.-General
]. ". Keifer, in conversation with Judge
Smith at the Court House this morning,
admitted frankly that the result promises
TO be very close in Ohio this fall"
Judge Smith conceded with Keifer as to
the prospects Of "clossness," and gave rea-
soDs why the result was in danger of 60
ing against them, especially in Hamilton
cD1nty.
Gsn'ral Keifer stated that long cOntinua.
ton in Office by one party and the personal
srikes and jealousie5 incident tot new
Administration would account for much OF
toe dissfection now existing in the party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02
HoPKs FOR PEACE.
The Vienna omcIsI Orssn Thinks the olar

The Vienna Ohcisl OrEsn Thinks the Car
BRs Been 3
VIENNA, November 1.-The FfemidW-
JlGtt says: "The coming interview between
Count Kelnoky end Prince Bismarck Will
be directed toward realizing the pacific
hopes expressed IN the speech Of The Eu-
peror OF Germany read at the opening AZ
the session Of the Rsichs,ag The Fran
deRblaH also eays that the Gar during rs
recent visit to Berlin had an excellent cl.
porunity 90 diysst himse.i Of hif lu.f..t
regarding tho peace league, and he raa
brought 70 Il more jus. appreciation o. the
policy Of The allies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-02

DENygR, Col, November Word
reached here this evening 'hs, the aouin
bound passenger train On the Fort Worth
is snow bouad s.xly-fye miles south, aud
Vas run into ~ freight train a. two
o'clock this afternoon aud the hremsn,
engineer sDd a passenger Iom Illinois
were kllled.