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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10
WAR TO THE KNIFE.
North Dakota Farmers Declare War o
tI,n RannLIIcan Ring

North Dakota Farmers Declare War on
the Republican Ring
GRAND FORKS, DAKOTA, August g.
The jamestown Capital, the official organ
of the farmers Alliance, warns the Repub-
lican leadera to-day that the farmers will
defeat the Republican ticket. The reason
alleged for this is that the Republicans re-
fused to postpone their convention to some
time in September, when the farmers could
take part in j. conveniently. Every Al
lance speaker in North Dakota discusses
the Aller -O.dway Edwards gang in q
manner which cannot be construed 81 COM
plimentary. 1t is n foregone conclusion
that Allen will be the nominee OF the Re
publican convention, and II the Alliance
suslains its "ultimatumn there will be 3
fight over State offices in DskOta this fall
that will challenge the admiration OF the
civilizsd world.
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SHOT IN THE NECK.

a oun Is Accidentally Discharged Win
Painful Results.
A seventeen-year-old boy named Charles
Wall. who lives with his parents on Sew
enteeuth street, was ont the creek shooting
turtles. Thursday afternoon, with COM
psnion. The had q twenty-five cslibre
rifle, and as the two were walking home,
when near Elm Grove, the rifs Was scci-
dentally discharged, the ball striking him
on the left side Of the face, abou. sn inch
from the point Of the jaw. II chipped OF
a part Of the bone and lodged in the mus
cles OF the neck. Dr. Baird, who happened
along shortly sfterwArd', brought the 10y
home 10 his buggy. TIE wound is very
painful but not dangerous.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10
HUsTLING CHICAGO.
An army of Clerks at the Exposition Uoni-
mittee's Headquarters.

An army of Clerks at the Exposition Uoni-
mittees Headquarters.
CHICAGO, August 9.-Tne lcc2l COM
mittees ere puehing the arrangements for
the Worlds Exposition with resistless en-
ergy, and it would seem fOregOne conclu
sion that Chicago will have the Exposition
here if the energy Of the committees can
oompa1s it. At headquarters go army Of
clerks is busy preparing the initial work
for there committees, aud by next week
toe most important committee Of all, the
Press Committee, will have another array
Of clerks in the field, whose work will be
especially direct, / at the newspapers
throughout the land, who are expected to
be 30 efTectually bOmbarded tina. they
will all fall in line and advocate the
clsirns of the Garden City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10
BETTER THAN EVER.
Jake KnraIn Strong AS Colt and Sassy
~ EvAr

Jake KilraIn Strong AS Colt and Sassy"
IS Ever.
FT. MONROE, VA, August 9.-Jake
Kilrain wa1 here this morning looking SIS
solid el dollar. The Virginia sea breezss
have re-invigOrated the Debated pugilist
until lie fc,ls e1 if lie could almost face
the iuvincible John L. again, and be-
lieve in bis present condition that next to
John L. Sullivan he is the next best man
on the turf &c day. He is making Hsmp-
ton, Va, MS headquarters. Judge ]. W.
Gilmore, who is here from Columbus,
Obio, wsI engaged By Kilrain to-day to
prevent his extraditioD from this State,
and the Judge s1ys it cannot be done.
Kilrain is determined to evade Governor
Lowry's clutches, and since the legal ad-
vice received from the Judge seems to be
greatly relieved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10
rhe Indlnna Hheat Crop.

WABASH, IND, August 9.-Nearly ali
wheat in the shock in this county has been
threshed out. The average product is esti-
mated at nearly 90 bushels an acre. The
quality, with the exception of the grain in
one or two locahtic-, ., is superb. Oats are
yielding splendidly, q Dumber Of farmers
raising from 60 - 10 bushels an sore
Corn is in fine condition, and with 10 frost
before the latter psrt of Sep'ember will
make q big crop. The crop of fruit OF al
Kinds is heIvy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10
Ely Men Flcht on a Train.

CHICAGO August "a terrific light &C.
Cured in one of the second. class coaches OF
an omahs train esI 5rday morning, which
was participated in by forty or fifty "log
sailors - The sides and floor Of the car
we're bsspatie1ed with blood, seats were
broken and windows smashed. Many
we're quits seriously injured and none
escaped with less than bloody lAce.
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ResnIted from the scsrold.

ST. LOUIS, August "A sF ,cial to the
Post Dispatch from Fort Smith, Ark, says;
Every thing was in ro1diness for the exc
cution to day of Jack Spanisrd and Bill
Walker. LAST night the President granted
Spaniard an additional rC9pite to August
30. and Judge Barker at once telfgraphe d
n the Frlsident asking that Walker tie
respitsd - the same date. The respite
v; receiv> at 10 o'clock this morniIg.
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CABLED CONVERSATIONS.

A msjoTity OF the striking cigarette
makers in Havana have resumed work, and
il ia believed that the stnke IL ended.
The Prince Of Wales will yisi! the Em-
peror William in September, when the two
will 20 on hunting expedition.
The funeral of Felix Pyat, the political
aRitator took place in Paris, without in
cident, yesterday.
The Greeuock refinery. at London, has
been compelled TO shut down by lack OF
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League and AssoolatIon.

At Pittsburg-Pittsburg 10, Washington
8; errors, Piltsburg 3, Washington 7; hits,
tittsburg 13, Washington 9. Pitchers,
Galvin and Sullivan and Ferson.
At Observation-Disclosures 1, New
York :; errors, Indianapolis 5, New York
I; hite, indianapolis 3, New York 3.
Pitchers, Geizsin and Crane.
At Chicsgo Chicago 8, Boston none;
errors, Chicago 3, Boston 3; hits, Chicago
u, Bc9ton 5. Pitchers, Tener and Clark
son.
At Kansas Oity-Kausss City II. st.
Louis 7; errors, Kansas City 6, St. Louis
5; hits, Kansas City II. St Louis Z.
Pitchers, Conway and Ramsey.
At L0uisville-Louisviile 5, Cincinnati
5; errors, 3 each; hits, Cincinnati 10, Lou.
isvilIe 9. Pitchers, Smith, Stratton and
Ehret.
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POWDERLY CALLED DOWN.
The Present Membership of the X. Of l..
said to be Less Than 100000.

CaICAGO, August 9.-The forthcoming
number OF The knights Of Labor will sag
''The General Master Workman stated that
the present membership Of the Knights OF
Labor W. about 215,OOO. Ia connection
with that statement it is interesting to
note that the report of the Minneapolis
convention shows q total membership OF
259, coo, and that D. A. No. l, Of Philadel-
phis, had 2,3l4 members. 1t hos since
lapsed and returned its charter. Assem-
blies all over the country have returned
their charters during the lr1t few months,
aud the membership of those still in exist
ence has fallen off until the order ID day
has less than 100000 members in g.
stauding.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10

Elma D, Lady Palsifer, Filter, Lena,
Hemphill ana Duke of Hishlspds non in
the Saratoga races.
At Brighton Beach, Newburg Ray
mOnd, Soeedwell, Brougomarte end Glory
were winners.
Ketch and El Amman were winne.5 at
Buffalo yesterday. Johnston, the PAGER,
went mile in 2:083.
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AR.hHot Fight In Montana:

HELENA, Mont, August 9. s.-FIank
Saipley, Of Helena, and James Clark, OF
Philadelphia, had fght at the Old Hot
Spiipgs yCterdsy that VIZ attended By a
large crowd. A deputy sheriff sppe~r1 i
NJ n the scene and said ne would not al
low prize fight. Aft3r some talk, some
1ft gloves we're sent. The tight began at
$50 o'clock and lasted through fifteen
-ounds. at the end OF which ClsTk was
knocked insensible and the light awarded
60 ghiplsy.
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Merlcn,sExno.ItIon scheme.

CITY OF MEXICO, August 9.-The ac-
tion of the Pre-l Association Of this city in
declaring their int ,ntiOn to hold an Inter
national Fypt 1ition in 1892 in Mexico ex-
citFs much interest. The &C operation Of
the government will be nee = c1ry, hoWey-
er, to insure succe g. 1t is believed that II
Mexico is first 10 come forward with an
appropriation for the Exposition, New
York and Washington will waive their
claims in favor of this city.
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The Halifax Carnival.

HALIFAX, n. s., August9.-There were
more strange.I in the city yesterday than
at any time during the carnival. The
torchlight procession le1t night was oyer
two miles long and was the grsndest spec
tscle ever seen in Halifax. Prominent
smong the allegorical cars was that OF the
fremen. The de3ign was a monster oregon
emitting flames and smoke from its mouth,
which il opened and shut automatically.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10

CHICAGO, August 9.-Msrdn Burke,
the Cronin murder susI Get, was arraigned
before Judge Baker in the Criminal Court
At two o'clock this afternoon. This ac-
tion was decided on this morning, and ~
upderstood to indicate that the State Will
be fully ready when the great conspiracy
.sss is called for trial before Judge Nc
Connell. on August 26
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STANLEY Is SAFE.

He and EmIn Pasha Marching On to Ian-
zlbAr
ZANZIBAR, August 9. Stanley is COM
ing down the coast with Emin Pasha, 9, 600
men and an enormous quantity OF ivory.
The exact date of their arrival is uncertain.
The Germans are doing their utmost 10
create disturbance here, and rising
against oil Europeans is not only possible,
bat but highly probable.
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TRADE INDICATOR.

The Condition of the Markets shown by
Dunn * Co.'s Repor..
NEW YORK, August 1.-R. G. Dunn't
weekly review of trade says: The change;
in the busine-1 world during the week,
though but eight, have all been in the
right direction. Ia pig iron the price has
advanced about so cents, and manufsctur-
cd iIon is strong. The glass trade is good.
In wool and wooled goods there in not
much change.
The busine-s fsilurol numbsr 90l as
compared with a total Of 30 last week
and 216 the week previous. For the ssm'
week last year the figures we're 233.
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on ALARGE SCALE.

A window Glass r m to Make Footl'ght
Glass Exclusively.
BROWNSVILLE PA, August 9.-Tne
use Of gls7s flooring in largo buildluLj has
become So general that a well-kuOwn win
dow glass firm, whose works are at
Brownsville, have d, ,ided - 20 into the
busine-, on 8 large scale. They will con-
vert their window house into s. plant for
making the footlight glr :, and expect to
bel,n or rations about September l.
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RIsuop eILMoUR - RoME.

Rumors That The Prelate Has Bsen sum-
moued Across the Ocean
CLEVELAND. Augu4t ST is reported
that Bishop GilmOur has tcen summoned
to Rome to answer forty-thrC) charges
which have been made against him by
members OF ais dioc, g. a rerOr', r called
On the Bishop tc day aud asked il the re-
port was true. The Bishop said that lie
+ 2 no. wish to be interview, J.
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ONLY A TONIC.
Hammond says the Brown Sc guard Elixir
Has Been N'srepresented.

Has Been represented.
WASHINGTON, August 9-Dr. Ham
mond was interviewed to- lay in regard to
theuature of tbs so-call- i"Elixir Of Life"
discovered by Dr.. Browns guard. Hec1id
it W.T. nothing more than tonic, and that
vas all the French physician claims for it.
lie was surprised al the exaggerated rc
portl that had been sent over the country.
he denounced as foolish the story that
70 was something that was going 10 pro
long life indefinitely, or restore old people
% youth, or anything Of that king. He
declared that neither be nor Dr. Brown
S.quard had ever called it The "eliXir Of
life" ." or authorized any body else 10 giye
10 that name. lie treated the matter 10
ais conversation a. still in the expert
mental stage. I1 response tn an inquiry,
be said his Investigations had been exactly
iu the line of DR.. squard, who was
the originator. lie Hammondl used
lambs instead OF guinea pigs, bat he did
not know that guinea pigs were no: ss
uO1d.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10
In MoNoPOLY,s eP ~.

A" Offers OF the illinois strikers to Com
promise Rejected.
JOLIET, III, August 10.-Att2r lengthy
session the coal operators and miners
couferenco with the Board of ArbitratoTs
came to an erd, at late hour last night,
without any r, ult looking toward set
tlement Of the Northern Illinois coal min
ers' strike. The miners agreed TO meet the
operators hall way and to accept 70 cent?
at Sueator, So cents at Lasalle, aud 80
cent? at Braidwood. This conceesion the
operators refused TO sccede to, ins'sling CD
the ten per mt reduction.
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sSrUeeLED DISEASE.

n Danger That Threatens the Florida
Coast.
WASHINGTON, August 9.-Df HamI-
ton. the saIgson Genersl Of the Marine
Hospital service, isia receipt Of a letter
dated Pensacola, Fiorida, August ., from
ssvau @ Cobb. ex-Mayor Of the city, IN
,,bich the Latter says that there is great
5,nre-to southern Florida from disease
t-onrht over by Clban smuggiers. He
..,ga smuggling i7 carried on continuously,
aud the authorities are poWeT.sss 20 pre-
vent IT.
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mrs F,sc, Reopsns Her Divorce Suit.

NEW YORK, August 9.-Mrs. Mary E..
Flack, who elJs that she was divorced
from her husband, Sheriff James A. Flack.
without her knowledge. proved TO- Jay
that she meant business when she fed
from her son at Newburg on Tueaday with
the announced intsntion of reopeRing the
queer divorce suit. Early in the day she
engaged counsel, and Judge Bcokstayer
granted her lawyers an order permitting
them to examine the psperj, which, stree
the decree was granted had been under
seal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10

Assistant Secretary Busey le. Wash
'rs.o1 for business trip through the
West ls1t night
Srstsr, acl Mrs. Noble have left
Washington f0r q vacation 80 Richheld
Springs. n. Y.
Superintendent cr Census Porter has
appointed % committee % select the best
s7stsm of tabulating census returns.
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Tho Cars German vl-It.

BERLIN, August 9-It is expected that
the Gar will arrive in this city on the
oath instant and remain several days. He
will be accompanied by the Czlreyiich.
Daring his stay the Czlr will witness "a
parade of German troops The Car
and Emperor william and the Empress
will sfterward proceed to Kiel OF. .Stettln 10
meet the Czarina.
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WASHINGTON, August "a statement
has been prepared by Commodore 4. N.
Wilson. Chiefot the Bureau Of Corsiruc-
uor and Rspair, Tor the use of Secretary
Iney. shovn. the condition OF vessels OF
.,e navy progrs OF construction 90 the
Zine tbs new administration snt-red upon
duties. Maleh 4 last. The report shows
trlt considerable psogress % being made
.r I.a .'resg navy.
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PRESIDENTIAL FUN.
Harrlson's First Day With the BlAines'
st Bar HarbOr.

Hatrlson's First Day With the Blaines'
at Bar HarbOr.
Bah HARB0R, Me, AUgrst 9.-Presi-
dent Hail,son sr,-s early this morning,
after what be termed better nights sleep
tdan he had enjoyed for wl2ks. After q
hssrty breakfast and cigar. he received
visits from Hon. John r. Thomc7 Of Hi.
nois; Baron Boseu, Russian Minister; 2r
Nose 2. Handy, and others. Most Of the
mornisg was spent by the President in
resting. Later drive VIZ taken by o
party consisting Of the President, Mr. and
drs. Blaine, Congressman and Mrs. II. O.
Hodge, Mis7 Blaine, Senator and Mrs.
Hale. Ms. Howe, Mt. and Mrs. Gordon
Cummings, Halford and Walker Blaine.
Ia the Clrly afternoon the carriage party
arrived at Major Aulick Palmer's eo.tsge,
at Otter Bluff, where 3 number OF pgomi-
nent cottagers had been invited to meet
them az luncheon in the open cir.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-, August 9.-DOctOrs
i. A. Bsrser and c. W. Adams have for
thres weeks pct been conducting a series
Of experiments with the BrOwu.S,quaId
elixir Of life at the home OF the aged. Ex-
rerimeuts were made upOa two inmates OF
the home, aged II years. The elixir was
bypodermically injected twice a week, the
patients being ignorant OF the nature oi
Ire elixir. The effect has been quite sat
i-ac,ory and the vitality Of the men seems
30 have improved considerably. DIR. Ber-
ger thinks q mixture of opium, cocane and
brandy will hsye the same elect p the
elixir He will try it on two Others of the
inms,cl and make comparisons.
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Junior o. L. a. NJ. Council At HRrrIsyllle.
c.-..t.1 rr.tn..-n... u tf,n PnnIetnr

Junior o. u. A. ri. Council At HRrrlsvilIe.
Special Telegram to the Register.
OADIz, O., Augr9t 9-Short Creek
Council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, ws9 instituted
at Hsrrisville, last night, with thirty char
ter members, Dewey Council, of Cadiz, ex-
employing the work. This makes three
lodges Of the order in this comfy.
The Cadig csmpmeeting is under good
headway, and well attended. Indications
are that the crowd will be upwards Of five
thousand Sunday.
Youngstown parties were here to-day,
endeavoring u purchase the Cf1iz glass
works.
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COLLOM's CRIMES
Come Heaping In On Him-The Forger
Held In Jail

Come Heaping In On Him-Tho Forger
Held In Jail.
MGsNEAroLIs, MINI, August 9.-J.
Frank Collom spent last night in a cell at
the county jail and was brought into court
BY deputy at Q o'clock this morning a
fourth complaint was entered BY W. L.
Anderson, containing seven d aerent
counts. charging Colon with the forging
Of notes aggregatipg t22,Oo0 The whole
amount of forgeries complained OF to-day
amounted to $33, 900. Bail was fixed at
$40 GOO ia each case, and Colon was re
manded into the custody of the sheriff Ia
default Of $4,000 bail for an examination
next TuesdaY
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MRS. sUBRAr1's AccUsER.

he Dies n iho Maryland Peniteatiary Yes
terusy.
BALTIMORE, August 9 9-B9pi f. Span
dauer, who was the pTilcipal witnC
sg5inst Mrs. Surralt, banged at Washing
ton in 1865, on the charge Of couniying at
the assassination of President Lincoln,
died to-day IN the Maryland Penit ntiaIy.
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storm at RItohie Q. II.

RICHIE G. H., August "a violent
wind and rain storm visited this place
about six o'clock last Sunday evening.
The fat tin roof OF c. 5. Martins saddlery
shop was torn bodily from the building
and hurled across the street into the oppo-
site lot. The ReueiHe Office occupies the
uppar story Of the build ng, hut escaped
with no other damage than slight wet
ting.
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AFEw REWARDS.

t,ood Republicans oa,ner iu More OF the
spolis.
WASHINGTON, August Henry III
Hanes. of Oaio. hss been appointed re-
csirire c.crs cf tLe General Land Ohco
vice q. N. Douglass, dismiss ?; Charles i
Dexter. of Michigan. P1s'ohc, Inspector
has resiSued Henry Brsce, oi Pennsyi-
sauia. end Cyrus A. Mosisr, Of Webbing
ton Territory, have been appointed spscaI
agents OF the General Land Odice M laud-
uleu. land entry casts.
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IRELAND'S CROPS.

Indications Of An Abundant Harvest Ike
ported on All Sides.
DUBLIN, August "a careful survey
Of Ireland iudicat that the baryests will
be more abundant and OF better quality
than for many yeGrs. In few districts
will the crops be below the average, while
in most they will hs far above. la the
Dublin district the prospects are better
than for years.
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A stsamsr Rnrneh on ihe Musklngnm.

A Steamer Burned ON The Muskingum,
ZANEsVILLE, OHIO, August 9.-The
steamer Van Metere was burned at Lowell
on the Muskipgum river at an carly hour
this morning. The capt in, the only per-
son aboard, narrowly ecclrod with his
life. Loss 81, 600; insured for 50, 500 The
boat wss in the Lowell and Psrkersburg
trade
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,o,,m,aatlpg a Canadian Editor.

OTTAWA, OST., Angus. 9-Tbe editor
Of the Citizen, the Dominion Government
organ here, has received scores Of threaten
inc and insulting letters from the United
ststes Army, the result Of the recent pub.
I;cation of az editorial Teh5cting on the
American Government for its aggressive
policy in BehriDg Sea.
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chsrnhans 1Ynl Prohably sell.

TAHLEQUAH, l. T., August 9.-The
election iu the Cherok Nation has demon
strated the fact that the CherOkees are by
no means unanimously oppc7ed to selling
the strip" SIS several candidat.9 who run
on the platform of selling were elected by
overwhelming msjorities over these who
opposed the sale. ExChief Bryhead
fsyoIs the apI ointment of commission to
negotiate with the government representa-
tiyes. 1t is evidently | coming apparent
to the Cherok; % that they must submit 70
the inevitable dc cree of civilization.
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Nh. EaLl..sr wan service.

WAmSGroV, August GA statement
prepared at ihe Pos.ctice Department
aovs Chat Che increase in tbs mileage OF
rsaesv usiI aeryl lee f,r the fiscal year l7sS
.ssf eif miles. Nebraska lursished the
largest .1creise 55@ milss, followed "ltn
aauau. with 493 miles, Aanse with 4lo
-sssf ganireky with $50 miles.
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BOULANGER MAY CONE.
The French General May Sock Refuge In
America.

nc NNANA NANAANAAA aN-Af ~ - --~--
America.
New YOBE, Augrst "a prominent
memtor Of the French colony, who has
been for score Of yec 3 on intimate teIns
with Henli R9ch5fort, yesterday received
letter from the notc1 editor and revolu-
ZIONIST which indicates that him slf, Gen.
B1ulsnger and Count Dillon will l. tenn
rlrsry TX -idents Of New York before many
veeks The letter says that the hostile
attitude OF the French government and
The apparent desire Of the Euglish govern
ment % maiutlin friendly relations with
lbs neighbor acro-s the channel he's fOrc> j
chem to the conclusion that in the event
of extreme measures being inaugerate /
by the high court of impeachment, they
shonli seek temI orary asylum IN the
limited SrtL
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Acclaentallr shot HImseli.

S,ec.al Tt.ecrGn 70 ne RegiSer.
CHARI EsrOS, ". Va, August 9.-Wlil
Harper. q ten-year-Old son OfW. H. Harp'r,
merchant at island Branch, this county,
while examining a pis' u J iterday morn
ing. wss Accidentally shot, the bullet
passsug through his body at the left OF the
navel
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CHICAGO, August "a lCcal psT =
avs: Inc statement that oil has be2n
found in Chicago will doubtless sstOuud
many people, but neverthele>I it is true.
TIE oil, it is claimed, YVES found in a catch
be-iu. where it had sxuded from the earth.
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William. rary lor hI. Grandma.

LONDON, August 9.-It is officially an
nounccd that Emperor William, when De
parting from OiboTne, expressed to the
Queen his utmost pleasure with his recep-
ton in Eogland. he also expressed his
hope that the Queen responding to hid
strong deaire would return his visit By
coming 10 Berlin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10

BALTIMORE, Md, August s.-The num-
hs- Of cotton mills now in the South as
o,,nsred with 1850 has been doubled,
-biIe the spindles and looms hal more
tbsn trebled, ths tendency being to build
Ills Ills of greater capacity than formerly.