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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-05
A THREAT AT HARRISON.

"As for President Harrison's letters, l
think l know nv duty of Difference and
respect to the great Office that he is called
TO fl too well to permit, without his tx
press demand, 10 make public all the let
ters that have received from him. If the
writers of the letters admit, as Tanner did,
by their silence or expressions that have
stated their contsnts with substantial ac-
curacy, l certsiAly have no need to mako
them public Bot if, however, they pub
licly contradict me in any essential par
iicular shall produce their letters before
the iurv of the psoDle -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-05
AFrERrHE B. a o. MINES.

Representative OF Syndicate Approach
iug the Coal Operators.
puTsBURG O,tober The rumors that
a syndicate is end,svoring to secure con-
,rol Of cCa' mincs On the B. & o railroad
appears TO be we'll founded. Last night q
member Of well-known firm Of railroad
coal mine operators said bis firm had been
approached by the agent Of the syndicate.
TIE s1ent in question was John Blytb,
President OF the Ashtabula & Yough-
iogheoy Coal Company.
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BOTH LEADERS WON.

To-Day Comes the Tug of War for the
Championship.
PrTTsBURa, October 4 4-To-dny's game
between Pittsburg and Boston was ho!ly
contested throughout, and was won in tie
ninth on Whites error and a single by
Brouthers. Score:
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rhs EarI Of col oMay Arrairned.

LONDON, October The Earl Of Sal
lowsy WAS srraigued before the court in
Dumfries to-day, charred with indecent
behavior toward little girl named Glib
son. He pleaded not guilty and his trial
was set down for October IL.
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Two Gamblers Commit suicide.

NEW ORLEANS, October 1.-Two we'll
known gamblers, joseph 81. Marcus snd
Napoleon White, committed suicide in this
CITY Yesterday. the first named by shooting
himself and White by poisoning. D'spon-
dency, brought abont By the closing Of
their gambling houses By the authorities,
led them to self destruction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-05

BERLIN, October A collision occur
red to-day between a passenger and
fright train at LssswitE, in Posen. Four
railway officials, who were on the pessen-
ger train, were killed, and many Of the
passengers were injured.
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clnrn nrorri. Failed to Appear

NEW YORK, O:tobsr 4-Msny people
were disappointed last evening by the fail
ure of Miss Clara Morris to appear at TIE
Grand Opera House. Miss Morris ia suffer.
ing from rheumatism and a cold contracted
Wednesday night. 1t ia thought she Will
be able to appear to night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-05

SYRACUSE. y. Y October 4.-Applica-
tior WAS to-day made to Judge Wallace for
. writ Of error in the cass of Lester B
Faulkner. The Judge denied the motion
OF the ground that United States District
Attorney hal net been notified Of the sp-
plicatioU, The case will be brought up
again next week.
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passenger Train Ditched.

CHEYENNE, Wy. T, October 4.-Five
cars of a west- bound passenger train were
ditched near here yesterday oy the spread
ING of rails. SIX persons were injured.
Four ladies were seriously bruised, por-
ter's skull was crushed and the conductor
leg was crushed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-05

Earned, Boston 3. Pittsburg 8.
Two base hits, Bennett, Fields, Madden
and Johnston.
Three base hi!, Beckley.
Stolen bases, Nash, Bfoutbers, Johnston
2, Smith.
Double plays, Kelly and BrOuthers,
Beckley and White, Nash.
First on balls, by Staley l, by Madden l.
Hit by ball. Rowe.
Struck ont, by Staley 2.
Wild pitch, Staley.
Time, 1:50.
Umpire, Powers.
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Assistant S.c-s sry B2tche.ioT says the
apparent surplus now amounts TO $40
O0O 600.
David P Le3lardt of Indiana, has
been appointed superintendent Of the dead
letter lM.e.
The total ildeh'edaess of tie Distric. Of
Columb O ia $2l l3l $50.
Mr. EiMro's attention ha5 been called 10
the ease 90 NJ. Charles r Coa.es and three
other Americana, vto refa arrested and
confined PM % cen iD 6w -lsni without
cause
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BLAINE DIVORCE SUIT.

lt VIII NOT Be Pushed Until the Young
Wife Receivers.
NEW YORK, October 4-Gen. McMahon
said yesterday that no proceedings would
be begun 10 the euit for divorce to Be
brought by Marie Nevins Blaine sgainst
James G.. Blaine, Jr., until Mrs. Blsine's
rhrsical condition VIC such that her law
yers might confer with her oC the SUBJECT
At the present tine no proceedings for d.
vorce have been instituted.
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Stock pvIpr for Food and water.

WINNIPEG, OciOber 4.-RepOris iIem
ranching districts alorg the information al
bouudsry indicate great scarcity OF food
and water. and stock is already suffering n
nence. Owing to the unusual cry
sssson the amount Of hay put up was
smail and immense stretches of prairie
have lately been burned over.
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ROME, October 3.

Fra. Aloysius CANAL, of Larms, was
selected Superior General of the. Franciscan
Order st the General Chapter assembled
to-day in the International College Of San
Antonio, in Rome. More than one hun
dred Provincials from the Order from ell
parts OF the Province were present. Tne
New York Connecticut Province Wss rep
resented by Father Anaclstus of st. An
thony Of Paduas Church, New York. Fra.
Aloysius succeeds Fra. BernardinO da Por-
toeruaro, who has filed the Office since
1869, by special concession of the Pope.
The Augustinian Chapter, Just con-
cludsd here, has resulted in the election OF
Rev. Father Sebastian Martinelli as Prior
General. Es is brother Of the lste Car
dinal Martineli.
Very Rev Otto Sesrdetti, D. D., Vicar
General Of Dakota, has been appointed
Bishop Cf st. Cloud, Mimi, one Of the
new diccsses created in the province OF 81.
Paul.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-05

ST JOHN, n. B., October Mrs. Nc
Rse, wifs CT Presbyterian clergyman
here. mss been poisoned by stryehnine
which was ia candy that had been sent TO
her husband by nail. Two other minis
here received poisoned candy in the
ne way.
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A Flr,, Rat, Comedy Company.

The company supporting Kate Castleton
in "a Paper Doll" this season is pro-
nouuced to be the best she has yet had.
She is too shrewd in business wsy not to
realizs that poor support is detrimental
to any star She has accordingly sur
rounded hrrself with complete comedy
organization End the "Psper Doll" com
psuy headed by the popular star ia one OF
the laIges. and btst comedy compsnie-
now before the public. Monday and
Tuesday evenings will % the pleasant
ones for those who attend the Opera House.
Seats on sale at Hou 'e's mcsic store.
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CHICAGO's BIG BID.

F,sbt Million Dollars Guaranteed for the
Fair.
CHICAGO, October AT tO-day's meet
ing Of the Chicago Worlds Fair Financ
Committee message was read from Pfesi-
dent Hill. of The Manitoba railroad, sub
,crib.pg S25, ,OCO personally to the Chicago
yusrsntee fund. The brewers and DIS
t,lIsrs in Chicago subscribed $500 OOO
Total subscriptions to date aggregate sS'-
600, COO. 1t vas announced thls 5i'sr5 oo9
thai sixteen Ohio Congressnen had pledged
thsnn selyes TO vote for Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-05

PORTLAND. O5S., October &-lneom-
pets reforms from an counties save six'
siys the Republican candidate for Con
ere-- .629 10 ilri!y The,who'e state t'cSel
Is elected by ueioritiss not far from me
dgs-s. Gsirs for the Republican ueSel
are reported tom svery sscAon OF 'le
-.nfa
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BRUISED MILLIoNAIREs.

wealthy mnwaukeeAns Irjured While
out Driving.
MuwAUREE, WIS October "A Iua-
awsv horse last evening tumblsd out John
W. Cary and Frederick Layton, both mil
Ho3aires Of this ciiy, end they were hurled
into a pile cf gravel The accident hap
n,oed on Wisconsin street, ciCse to the
Milwaukee Club House, and the injured
milliousires were carried in there anu med
icai aid summoned. Both we're badly
b uised aud their faces and hands were
covered with blood
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-05

WASHINGTON. October 4 j. LoWr e
Bel, the General Superintendent OF Che
RsilRsy Mail Service, has con'nmmateo
An arran.eueot wi'h the New York Cen
trsl and the Lake Store kailtoed Com pa
pies hv which a new fest mail train ifom
Vsw York to Chicago viii Ds established
next sunday This train will lesvs New
York city ar $50 To- theUorring and reach
Chicte9 at $50 the next morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-05

Two-base hit, Tiernan.
First base on balls, Cleveland /, New
York 4.
Struck oct, Cleveland 3, New York /.
Time, 1876.
Umpire, Lynch.
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LONDON. 0c'oler 4.-P,ter Jacksou
boxed Joe FallOn at the Aquarium to night.
jackson made a sho6 OF Fallon. Neither
was in shape.
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s..,v,IIe Wants to See Them.

NASHVILLE, TENN, October 4.-Tele-
grams we're sent to Secretary of State
Blaine last evening from the Commercial
Club and the Mayor cf the city, inviting
the Pan-Amerlcln delegates TO pay visit
to this city
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The vauderoa,. secure Another Road.

The NandcrOilIl eCCuT0 AnOthor Road.
CINcINNArI, O, Os,obsr 4-The ru-
NOR often current for several days about
An ABSORPTION OF the Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Da7ton ia revived with apparent su-
thori,y BY the Times Star, which says that
the Cincinnsii, Hamilton snd Dayton rail-
road is TO pass into toe hands Of the Van
derhills on the 10 h inst.
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-, ,-,h.K Koight rempiars.

WASH SeroS, October AT the Cab
;nst mse,iug to-day it WAS decided to close
ali the government departments at tweIv.
o'clock on Tuesday next, the Gay oi lne
knight Templars' parads.
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SMILING MICKEY

Kept the Olevelands' Hits Very Much
Scattered.
CLEVELAND, O., October 4.-The Cleve-
lands could not hit We!ch to-day when
hits would have counted.
Score:
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AaA1Nsr OCTOBER PORK.

The Clique" Refuses TO Accept any More
In Payment.
CHICAGO. October 4.-The sensation OF
the Board of Trade this morning wss the
announcement that the clique had gone
before Judge Shepard and secured an in
Junction against the Board of Trade In
spector to prevent him from issuing ceriiti-
Gates on the newly packed October pork
TIE clique yesterday morning received
aud paid for sll the new pork rendered, but
/. now t,snspires thst this wss only the
pork sold 10 the CLIQUE at low prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-05

FL PAso. TExAs. October This city
is ccrs.d rsbly exercised over reports TO
t7stT-ct that smallpox is raging AZ Soeor-
10. \ NJ, 200 miles from this city. These
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Cr.tan In,urS.nts ATTACK the Turks.

OrstAn inrurKfhh htthch the iuthrs
LONDON, October "A despatch from
Crete says that insurgents have attacked
the Turkish troops committing outrsge' In
Cauea
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The CRONIN FIGHT
VII, come Up On the Olln-Na-eAsl Con
Teuii1n.

VIII Come Up au lne NA4n-N- -nhrA Ne-
Veuiions
CHICAGO. O,tobsr a The Journal says
A Cian-Na Gael convention of about hiiy
delegates from District 16 comprising the
States OF Illinois AID Michigan, VIII be
held ia ttis city Sunday. A resolution
WIN hs irtro5ac-3 dtrourcing tne mur-
lersr az DC. Cronn aud csihrg toc the
pucishmeot OF tnCse imp.ica ed no %. On
Ibis n isvsry probable that q hard hgat
will be nade by ths ant, Cronin faction
and it is probable that tte Chairman "lll
rule sgaiust les admission en- the ground
that be- is foreign 20 the business on haad
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THRY DEFEND TANNER.

Methodist Ministers Who Want Another
Like Him.
LoCKPoRT, N. Y, October 4.-The Vet
erans' Association of Ministers of the Gen
esee. Methodist Conference of about 80
members held its annual meeting in this
city last night and adopted resolution
condemning the resignation of Corporal
Tanner, as forced by politicians, and de-
mandipg the appointment of man who
would continue his policy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-05

THE only Complexion Powder in the
world that is without vulgaritY, without
ipiory TO the user, and without doubt q
beautiier, is Pozzonis.
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Albany. n. ", O,tObsr Timothy
j. Su'hysn, and John snai'h' sao-eon-
tractors on assembly csilirg and staircase
contract. were arrested this morning and
iater released or $50 GOO ha'l.
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ST. LOUIS. ID ,cber President Wikoh
mus. go This is official Tie combina-
tion ,5at ss- down so hes7ily on ByIne
and Goldsmith at Cincinnati have got
together ol f1s Presidential question, and
WikeG marked for slaughter. It is said
-lat the next President OF the Association
viii be IT, O. Kan hoG Of Kansas City.
N Though Lich pl-lp5 aud Nlr. Yoltz are
b3tt popular with The cluh7, it is said that
tbirrs ore Fixed Tor Sir knu.hOt, wbo ~
hell bvaV 90 be- especially fitted Co id the
.o.iion wi, h iupsriiaity and judgment
substantial Geilsf for John'town.
PHuApxrH1A. pa, October At q
meeting to-day Of the Citizens Permanent
Relief Committee. which Rss charge Of the
luuds contributed iu ;bis c'ty for the re-
def of ihe dooi sufferers, it We voted 70
appropriate 500 600 90 the PnilSdeiPnia
Red Cross Scisty 90 aid 10 carrgiCS on
,he Camp Hospital at JohDstown aSa
SioU 600 90 ile SAFE Flood Relief Com
ui. SION.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH NEWS.

Superior General OF the Franciscans-
Pspal Elections and appointments.
NEW YORK, October 4.-Tne Catholic
Ne,cs has received the following cable
gram:
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O.raaa Satisfied win Her Customs out
nn.fa.

OTTAWA. ONT, October 4 The Gov
eminent will not appoint customs out
posts along tbs international frontier in
the Northwest, bsiDg satifed that the
mounted police can control the frontier
sufficiently The principal articles snug
eled ale whisky and cattle. The Govern
lnent is also satis6ed that POlygAmy Is not
practicsd by the MoTmcns settled at Nc
Ieod. Northwest Territory.
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HTuk0 no I1F1T- y fFHr-UIu tsIt'0F
Fresno, GALA, OstobsT 4.-Sens'of
staDford's three-yes--old, Sunol t-'''e'' o
mile in 213}, breaking 2n
records for three-year-olcs.
The Brookhaven leader., 1889-03-14
MISSISSIPPI DELEGATION
The Republican Contingent
Looking for Pie.

WASHINGTON, March GA large
contingent Of Mississippians, repre-
senting every portion of the State,
called on President Harrison to-day.
They merely paid their respects, but
they are here in the interest of the
two SONS of Print Matthews, de-
ceased, for public Office in Missis-
sippi, one desiring the Northern dis
trict attorneyship, and the other the
Southern district marshalship. Among
the delegation were Jones s. Hamil-
ton, J. X. Chalmers, George c. Me-
Kee, r. F. Beck, Mayor of Vieks-
burg; John McGill, Henry Kerna-
CHAN, James Hill, George NJ. Buchan-
an, Col. Noonan, Judge Frazee, d. X.
Bruce, John Lynch, the two Mat
thews, Eugene McMichael and
others.-Special to Avalanche.
The Brookhaven leader., 1889-03-14
The Race Problem.

There is but one solution, but one
way of dealing with the gigantic prob
lem which is laid upon the South and
the South alone to deal with, which
enters completely into the social and
political conditions of every Southern
State and every Southern home. 1t is
to deal with it patiently and con-
scientiously, bearing the burden, to-
gether with the Obloquy, vituperatiOn
and SANDER it entails, with a determi-
nation to act justly and humaneIy
toward the weaker race; to direct and
urge his energies in the right direction,
to morality, to virtue and obedience
to the law, and at the same time invite
aud encourage a stream of white i'm
migration to teach him those habits of
thrift and enterprise which never
spring from his undirected and I'M
influenced nature.
The negro is here to stay, he cannot
be colonized and we of the South must
do the best we can with him.-Natch-
CT Democrat.
The Brookhaven leader., 1889-03-14
The Brandon PhilanthrOpist.

The BRooKHAvEN LEADER says
Judge Chrisman does his own market
ing and gardening, and Bishop Gal
lOway cuts his own wood, and then
puffs them as more than ordinary
human beings. In the first place
they don't do it, as both are away
from home nearly all the time. and in
the second place they are us able and
no better than thousands of other
gentlemen who do the same thing all
the year round. We don't see that it
is anything to boast of particularly.
We would do it ourself, but for the
fact that we can make more money
doing something else, aud like to help
the poor by giving them snch little
Jobs. What would become of the
poor old crippled darkeys if every
body did like Chrisman and Gallo
way.--BrandOn Republican.
Following is exactly what the
LEADER did say. Read it and see if
it is susceptible of any such strained
construction as has been placed upon
it by the great Brandon prevaricator
Young men and boys who have too
much false pride to be seen carrying a
bundle along the streets or helping
their parents by doing useful chores
about home, could well afford to i'm
itate the example of Judge Chrisman,
who may often be seen returning
from market with his basket on his
arm or working in his garden, and of
Bishop Galloway, who is not too great
to be seen chopping firewOod when
ever he is about home and it happens
to be needed.
False pride has kept many poor
yOung man poor all his days, and
ruined many rich mans son. Learn
that there is dignity in all kinds of
honest labor, and that its practice
leads to independence. Hired help
may not always be had, even where
one has the means to pay for it.
The most sensible girls, when they
want to marry, always choose the
young man who can chop stove wood,
work in the garden, and if need be,
milk the COW, as well as carry ON a
store or profession, and if you don't
mend your ways you will get left ON
this line too, or be tied up for life
with partner as foolish and no &C
count as yourself.-Brookharen Iced
or, Feb. 14tk.
The latter part of Col. Frantzy's
paragraph is doubtless explained by
the fact that he runs the Brandon
pOstsffice aud hires out all other jobs.
We have long suspected that an old
crippled darkey might have written
the Republicans editorials, and that
fact is is now quite patent. However,
as to the Brandon postofffce, when we
were over ut Brandon last spring,
! we heard some very clever and re-
sponsible people complaining af
though that were run by an sold Grip
Piled darkeyr too.
The Brookhaven leader., 1889-03-14

NERVOUS Debility, SprrinaI"rrhea,
in Seminal LOSSES. Night Emissions Loss
OF Vital Powers, Slerplrssness, De-
spontlrncy, Loss of Memory, Confusion Of
Ileas. Lassitndr. Gloominess, Depression
ut Spirits, Aversion to Socirty. Dull. List
less, Unfit for Study or Bnsin ess and finds
life burden. Safely, Permanently and
Privately Cured.
blood AND SKIN Diseases, Symphilis,
r ~ disease most hnrrihi" in It's results,
completely eradicatrd without the use Of
mercury. Srrofnla. Erysiprlas, Fever,
Sores. Rlotehes, Pimples, Ulcers, Pains
in the Head and Bones, Syplnliiic Sore
Throat. M"nth and Tongue, Catairh etc,
Permanently Cured when others have
failed
URINARY. Kidney and Bladder Iron
| blrs, Weak Back. Burning Urine. Ere,
Gmencv of Urinating. Urine high colored
or with milky sediment on standing. Con-
orhea, elect, Cysfis, etc, Promptly ana
safely cured. Charges reasonable.
The Brookhaven leader., 1889-03-14
The Proposed Methodist College.

Pursuant to adjournment the joint
commission from the North Mississip-
pi and Mississippi conferences, TO
look after the establishment of
Methodist college in Mississippi, met
in Jackson on the 5th inst. and effect
ed permanent organization, with
Major r. w. Millsaps as president
and treasurer, and Rev. Mr.. Newell
as secretary.
The committee appointed at the
primary meeting held in February,
to formulate plan to obtain
the additional $4,000 necessary for
the endowment, reported a feasible
plan, which was adopted.
Bishop Galloway being present,
agreed to canvass the State in the in
terest of the enterprise, and will COM
mence the same at once, and will
prosecute it with vim and energy,
which means success to the enter
prise.
The meeting was largely attended,
and enthusiasm and zeal marked each
member of the commission, they
subscribing some 81, 900 to the endow-
ment fund.
Rev. DIR. Wheat. from the commit
tee to prepare an appeal to the Meth
odists of the State, reported strong
paper, which was adopted.
The commission adjourned to meet
within the bounds of the North Mis-
sissippi Conference at time and
place to be designated by the presi-
dent.
The LEADER again asks that the
citizens of BrOokhaven take lively
interest in the location of ills college,
aud make the necessary effort to
secure it. Several of the most
prominent leaders in the enterprise
are old citizens of Brookhaven, at
tached the town and her people by
many ties, and acquainted with her
superior advantages as college site,
and if our people would make n
creditable offer for the location, they
would no doubt be glad to give their
influence and support in favor of this
place.