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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-18
GOES A BEGGING.
Major Geo. 8. Merrill Says He Don't Desire
Tanners Pace.

Major Geo. 8. Merrill Says He Don't Desire
Tanners Pace.
BOSTON, September 17.-With regard 10
the intimation in this morning dispatches
from Washington that he would probably
be offered the Pension Commissionership,
Major George s. Merrill. at present Mass.
achusetts Insurance Commissioner and
Chairman of the National Committee on
Pensions of the G. A. r said: ''The Pen
sion Commissionership has not been Of
fered TO me, and am not in the habit of
declining anything in advance. But, of
course, all this newspaper talk compels
me 10 thick about the matter, and can
say with fraukness, 81 I repeated again
and sgain in Washington in case Msjor
Warner should decline, that don't desire
the Office"
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TIE SHOE PINCHES.

Wool Esuutsc urtrs DO Not Want Pro-
teeuou on Carpet wOOls.
BoroS, September l7.-Tne Executive
Committee Of tls National Association of
Wool Manufacturers is in session here to-
dsy. TIE question o. free carpet woOls is
one Of .ts pr1cpii topics under discus
s.os. So scion has yet bsen taken, bat
ths Association qlarterly bulletiD, lst
published slys sditorially: at is admit
ted tia. The i,67 duties on earpe. woods
gsrs no. esgoei to serve a. protective
cu..as bed vers imposed for purely rev.
e1uo purposes. We cannot subscribe to
thsciNm now made that conditions have SC
changed il twenty years thst protective
duty is row desirable and would be ad-
Tant3gsCus
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Outlav Younger Dead. .

ST. PAUL, MINI, September 17.-At
1O:45 last night in the saltwater" peni-
tentiary Bob" Younger, the youngest Of
the notorious Younger brothers, who were
sentenced to life imprisonment for murder
in connection with the robbery of the
Northfield bank. died of consumption
from which be has been slowly wa1ting
away for some months, aud on account of
which his pardon was recently asked Of
the Governor but not granted.
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Daggett Says Tanner Will be Recorder.
WASHINGTON, September 17.-Oorporal
Tanner and Albert D,ggett, Of Brooklyn,
had lorg conference with Secretary Tracy
to day. IL is understood that General
Tracy Wa urged to use his influence with
the Presi eDt to appoint Tanner recorder
Of deeds for ihe District of Columbia. Mr..
Daggett says that Tanner will secure the
Rscordership, which pays nearly Sis, 600
per year in fees.
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TANK AGAINST TANK.
WINDOW GLASS MN PEAR THB BIG JEAN
NBATrB PIRN.
And Will Combine Against IA Gigantic CON-
pany Contsmplatsd-fhsy Nay Have
a Strike Of Tho Mixers On
Their Hands Soon.

PIrrsBURG, September 1.-THE window
glass manufactures, outside of the Cham.
bers-McKee combination at Jeanette, Pa,
have in contemplation the forming of gi-
gantic company with paid up capital of
two million dollars. It is proposed
to build two tank window glass factory,
similar to the Jeanette concern in one Of
the new gas fields adjacent to Pittsburg.
This will place them on the same footing
with the Chambers Mckee Company which
is now running independently Of tha man
association.
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MUST BE TWENTY-ONE.
Odd Fellows Refuse to Change the Al
of E'Iipihilifr

Odd Fellows Refuse to Change the Age
of Eligibility.
COLUMBUS, O., September 1.-THE
Sovereign Grand Lodge resumed its session
to-day. Most Of the time was consumed
in disposing Of appealed cases. The sug-
gestion to amend the Constitution was
taken up in the afternoon. The most i'm.
portant matter considered was the propo-
sition to change the age Of eligibility to
membership from twenty.one to eighteen,
which came up in the form of resolution
offered by Judge James Mcguire, Of Cali
fornia. who made an argument in it's
favor. 1t was defeated.
THE PARADE TO DAY.
The grand parade OF Patriarchs militant
occurs tomorrow. No session of the Lodge
will be held then. Over one hundred
delegates, mainly from the Eastern, Mid
die and Western States, met to-day and
took the initial steps toward forming
national association of Rsbecca degree
lodges. 1t is estimated that there are now
in the city 25, 1000 strangers. Grand Sire
Underwood gave reception this evening
to the visiting representative.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-18
WHITNEY HOPEFUL

The New Navy Will Far Surpass Eren the
Best at Present.
WASHINGTON, September 17.-In He
sponse to the telegram of congratulstion
sent yesterday by Secretary Tracy to bis
predecessor on the success Of the full trial
of the new cruIser Baltimore, the follow.
ing dispatch was received this morning al
the War Department:
"LENox, MASS, September 16.
"To the Secretary Of the Nary, Washington:
MANY thanks for your kind dispatch.
have felt certain the result would be salts
factory, as do also that you will continue
to raiee the standard and in time register
much higher results than these.
"W. @. WHITNEY"
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Faulkner,s second Trial.

BUFFALO, September 1.-THE Septem'
Der term Of the u S. District Court con-
yened here this morning, Judge Cox pre-
siing. The second trial Of Gen. Lester
B. Faulkner, charged with wreekiDg the
Danyille National Bank, will be COM
menced this afternoon. 0a the former
trial at Rochester the jury disagreed.
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Boston Won Again.

At Louisville 1, Cincinnati
5; errors, 8 each; hits, Cincinnati 8, Louis
Vile 6. Pitchers, Mullsne and Ewing.
At Boston-Boston 5, Philadelphia 1;
errors, Boston 3, Philadelphia 1; hits,
Boston 8, Philadelphia 4. Pitchers, Rad
bourne and Sanders.
At Chicsgo-Chicago 19, Indianapolis 8;
errors, Chicago 8, Indianapolis 8; hits,
Chicago Is, Indianapolis IL. Pitchers,
Gumbert and Fee.
New York-The New York Washington,
Pittsburg- Cleveland, and the Brooklyn
Athletic games were prevented to-day by
rain.
At olumbus-Columbus 5. Baltimore
1; errors, Columbus 2. Baltimore s; hits,
Columbus 5, Baltimore Z. Pitchers, CAST
right and Foreman.
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LEO'S SUCCESSOR.
Three Prominent Candidates for the Papsi
Throne.

Three Prominent Candidates for the Papal
Throne.
ROME, September 17.-As forecast last
week, the candidacy of Monsigner Zigli-
ara to succeed Leo XIII. is now public
matter. His Eminence is the youngest of
the College of Cardinals, being only In his
filty-sixth year. He was born at BoDi-
fscio, Corsica, and took orders as Domin-
ican Monk. Italians affect to look upon
Zgliara as the candidate of the French
government, but, although born in Cor
sica, His Eminence has always repudisted
his French citizenship. His candidacy is
supported by the Dominicans, and also by
the Jesuits, who at first were inclined to
support Cardinal Parocchi. He is also on
the best terms with Leo XIII, The most
formidable competitor of Zigliara for the
Triple Crown is Monsiguor Sanfelice, Car
dinal Archbishop of Naples, who is backed
up by the italian government. The party
of coacilistion in the Sacred College favors
Cardinal Monaco de la Vallsti.
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PooRMAN,s BUNCOMBE.

Tho Bellaire Editor Is Evidently Candi-
date for Congress.
COLUMBUS, September IA letter mas
been received here from Dol. @. l.. Poor
man, Of Bellaire, accepting the challenge
m the part of the Democratic Executive
Committee to discuss the financial policy
of Forsker's administration with Demo
cratic champion. This challenge is alleged
~ have been contained in circular sent
ont BY the Democratic committee. POOR
u,sn,s letter is looked upon as cheap piece
Of buncombe, as no expects that such de-
hate will occur.
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THE ARID LANDS.

All of Eastern Colorado Can bs Re-
claimed.
DENVER, September 1.-THE Senate
Committee now investigating the question
of reclaiming the arid lands west by means
of establishing reservoirs for irrigation pur-
poses held q meeting to-day. Test;uoay
was taken from those best informed and it
was to the effect that the entire eastern
portion of the State could be irrigated by
the reservoir system, and hundreds OF
Thousands of acres of land that are now
worthless eocverted into the best agricul'
tural land on the continent.
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INDICTED FOR MURDER.
Prominent Railroad Men Held ON Serious
Charge.

Prominent Railroad Men Held ON serious
Charge.
New BRUNSWICK, n. j., September IL.
The Middlesex county grand jury has
indicted Gen. f. II. Ripley, Of New York
(ths President), Col. g. 7. Hobart, OF Red
Bank, N. J., (the Vice President), and sli
the officers and directors Of the Rsritan
River Railroad Company, with n. 7. Hen
Erickson, Passenger Agent, and Inomas
Hussey. q foreman for the company and
VIM. Fisher, a millionaire brick manuisc-
ture. of South River, as Accessories 10 the
killing of Gessinger, during the Sayerviiie
riot Of May 5 last, when the railroad com
pany attempted to lay tracks on the LANDS
of Noah and Edwin Furman.
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Canada Needs q Divorce Court.

OTTAWA, ONT, September 17.-Chief
Justice Armour, of the Court of Queens
Bench, said yesterday that he was in favor
of establishing divorce court in Canada.
Il e would grant divorce for drunkenness
and cruelty, which is regarded to be as bad
as adultery.
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ANOTHER REBEL.

A ProniInel.t Ohio Republican RspudiAtss
Foraker.
special TslegraHi 10 IA, RsgtSeT.
Columbus, O., September 1.-THE
latest man who says he cannot vote for
Foraker and third termism is Capt. A. E
Lee. a well known G.. A. r. man, Gov.
Hayes former private secretary and L. S.
Consul to Bremen, Germany. He comes
out this evening in an open letter against
the candidacy Of Murst Hslstead for Sena-
ator, and gives q number Of reasons why
he should not be elected.
Hon. James Neal says that the Demo-
cratic campaign will be opened at Newark
5y Hon. James E Campbell
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Tho ooIored H.,r to Millions.

LIMA, O., September Thank Mon
roe Talbot, the well-known colored barber
and sanitary policeman Of this city, is
thought 10 be the missing heir to fortune
Of five millions. The property was oilsi.
nAlly owned by his father, and CONSISTS Oh
the real estate upon which the city ff
Ioosnsnort Ind, is located. He has en-
uIcyed counsel to prove his claim.
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The Dutch PArIIament Opened.

TIE HAGUE, September 1.-THE Dutch
Parliameut was opened to-day. The Kings
speech opening the session alluded to the
enthusiastic celebration of the jubilee Of
his rsiE1, and said il testified 10 the bond
Of friendship between the house OF Orange
and the people. The finances Of the ma
tioa, 1t is said, are in a satisfactory con-
ditiOn
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Boston Wool Market.

BOSTON, September 17.-Wool market
steady; Ohio and Pennsylvania y 3ec;
XX S2a34c; No l, 38c; Michigan y 3Oc;
Combing deisine No. l, 1880; Ohio fine
delaine, 34a35c; Michigan do 33a34c; un-
washed combing 27a29c; Territory woods
range at 55a63c; Texas, California and
Oregon woods quiet. Pulled woods steady;
super 33aS9c; extra 25a3Oc. Foreign,
clothing and carpet woods firm.
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Washipgton News,

The Civil Service Commission has writ
ten to Postmaster Ankeny, of Minneap-
oils, that they have investigated his ap'
pointments and finds that they were made
illegally. 1t olders him to declare the
positions vacant
President Harrison gave an audience to
Assistant Postmaster General Clarkson at
Deer Park. He was urging some Chicago
postal appointments.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-18
JACK FROST

Coming to Nip the Drops Of the North
west.
CHICAGO. September 1.-THE local
Signal Service bureau has received dis
patch from headquarters in Washington,
saying that frosts will occur tonight in
Wisconsin, Indiana, Illinois, northwest
ern Kentucky and northern Missouri.
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Baae Ball Magnates Meet.

OMAHA, NEB., September 17.-Pursu-
ant to a call issued by President ]. L.
Mccormick, of the Western Base Ball AS
sociation, special meeting of its directors
was held in this city last night, in "Dick"
McCormick's office. Each of the four
cities represented in the dictatorship were
represented. The meeting was Of secret
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-18
Farmers Fieht the Jute Trust.

CHICAGO, September ia dispatch
from Greenville, Ala, says: The members
OF the Farmers Alliance in this portion of
the cotton belt of Alabama, are aiding to
break down the jute trust, which is being
sntagonizsd in every part Of the State by
the introduction Of cotton bagging as q
substitute for baling to the cotton.
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NOT ENGAGED.

Miss Margaret Blaine Not Betro,hed to
Mr.. Dsnrosch.
AUGUSTA, Me-, September 1.-THE
relatives and friends Of the Blaines in this
city know nothing of the reported engage
ment of Miss Margaret Blaine to Walter
DAmrosch, the musician. The story tele-
graphed concerning the engagement Is not
believed here. Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine, Sr. I,
were here last week, bqt to no one did
they mention the alleged engagement.
The 2laines are now at Bar Harbor.
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New Jersey Repnblicans.

TRENTON, N. j., September 17.-Short-
ly after IL o'clock to-day the Republican
State Convention met in the Taylor Opera
House. Garrett A. Hobart, chairman Of
the State Committee, called the conven-
tion to order. joseph q. Caskill, Of Bur-
lington, was chosen temporary chairman.
The usual committees were then appoint
ed and recess until 2 o'clocn taken.
The convention reassembled in the after
noon and adopted platform endorsing
the Australian ballot system and President
Harrison's administration.
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CABLE BREVITIEs.

The crew OF the British ship Garston
were wrecked in mid-ocean. The men
we're twenty-five days in boats, and re-
duced almost to the point Of cannabalism
when rescued.
The King CT Holland has again weak
ened and his condition is serious.
The Right. Rev. John Fielder Mac Ksr-
ness, D. d., lately Bishop OF Oxford, is
dead.
Cholera has made its appearance In
Bagdad, and the disease Is spreading in
Western Persia
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Prussian Crops Are Not Good.

WASHINGTON, September 17.-Accord-
ing to the recently published official re-
port of the Royal Prussian Statistical Bu-
reau, furnished to the State Department
by Consul Warner, of Cologne, the crops
Of 1883, except of barley, buckwheat and
clover, were decidedly better than those Of
1889.
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The R,tohie County Fair.

Special Tslegram 10 tie Register.
ELLENBoRo, W. Va, September H.
The Richie county fair ground was muddy
and deserted to-day, and drizzling rain
poured down all day. The directors will
hold the fair until Saturday and hope for
success.
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MR.. BLAINE LOOKS YOUNGER.
His Sens Wedding With Miss Mccormick
Will Take Place Next Week,

His sens wedding with miss mcCofmtck
Will Take Place Next Week,
AUGUSTA, ME-, September 17.-Mr. and
Mrs James G. Blaine, Sr., ran over from
Bar Harbor to Augusta, for day or two
last week. Mr.. Blaine wore dark and be-
coming suit ofnavy blue, and, since he has
grown go many pounds lighter, his figure
looks five years more youthful, and he car
ries himself straighter. He greeted and
convdrsed with many stquaintances. Mr..
Blaine stated that they intend to leave
Bar lIa,bor September %. and 90 direct
ly to Richfield Springs. The McCormicks
have beautiful place there which they
czit sjlsyton Lodge. The invitations an
n0iSnce that the wedding will take place
at II noon, September 26, in the Presby-
rian Church.
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America,s Trode with Mexico.

WASHINGTON, September 17.-Minister
Ryan transmits for the information Of the
State Department, statistics Of the value Of
American machinery imported annually
from the United States into Mexico, from
1880 to 1887, inclusive, which shows that
the expectations grew in value from 1852, =
1884, in 1880, to $47, 900, 900, in 1887.
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Oh! GIVE US A RESTl

\ Rumor That Connects GoH With the
Supreme Bench.
WASHINGTON, September 1.-THE
latest rumor current here ia that the
friends Of Gan. Golf are making desper-
ate effort to land him in the Supreme
Bench. They are using the argument in
his behalf that every circuit has resident
member on the bench sxcsot the Fourth,
composed Of Msryl nd, Virginia, West
Virginia, North and South Carolina. This
circuit has had no representative since
1864, and it is claimed that this is an op.
perfume time to correct the injustice.
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Natalie Royalty Received.

ODESSA, September lex. Queen Nat
allie of Servis, who is going to Belgrade to
visit her son, the youthful King Alexander.
arrived here from Yalta on board Russian
gunboat. She WAS received with Royal
honors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-18
The Fastest Swimming Time.

FRESNO, CAL, September 17.-E. @.
Pinkham, Of Stockton, Cal, defeated
Albert Sundstrom, of New York, in 100
yard swimming contest at the Palace baths
here lest night. The match was for $3.50
and the gate receipts. Pinkh.m's time was
one minute and six seconds, which is said
to be the fastest time ever made in America.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-18
Pensions for West virgInians.

Special telegram 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, d. G., September H.
Pensions have been issued to West Vir-
ginia applicants as follows: Original in
valid, Joseph P. Smith, Thos. E. Liston,
deceased; increase, Norman D. McKeown,
David Smith, David Wiedmsn, Rudolph
Bader; original widows, Mariah, widow Of
James w. Green.
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Six of the Emily Dead.

BOONE, IA, September IA family
named Zsmtha, consisting Of parents and
ten children, left Boone early this month
for Milwaukee. They went in a wagon,
being ten days sn the road. News was re-
ceiyed from them yesterday that Diphthe-
ria broke out in the family on their arri-
val and that six of the children died.
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AT THE EARLIEST TIME.

Gov. Wilson VIII Call the Extra Session
Nov. I.
Special Telegram 10 The Register.
CHARLESTON, September 17.-Gov.,
Wilson authorizes the statement that he
will call the Legislature in extra session at
the esrliest possible time. He thinks this
will be about November /. The report
that he would not call ii until January /
was endrely unfounded.
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sulliyan,s Bondsman Dead.

NEW ORLEANS, September 1.-THE
Times Democrats, Parvis, Miss. special,
announces the sudden death there, Of apo
plexy, of Robert Scarborough, prominent
merchant, and bondsman for Sullivan and
Kilrain. Scarborough's death will neces-
state the making Of new bond in the
caa6
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-18
A NEW CANDIDATE

MIRA. Ioxsn Indorsed for Commissioner
Of Pensions.
BALTIMORE, September 1.-THE Stand
inc Committee Of the Logan Invincibles Of
MARYLAND, largely composed Of old SOL
diers, adopted resolutions tonight strongly
recommending Mrs. Gen. John A. Logan
for the Office Of Commissioner of Pensions.
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n,rr. Rlaine Bette,

Young Mrs' bIstIHV f'otSeI'
Now Vow n '-nhar 1S.-Mrs. James
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Wool Growers to Meet in washihs ston

COLUMBUS, O., September 17.-oolum-
bus Delano, President Of the National
Wool Growers Association, Mt. Vernon,
on demand..of the Ohio Wool Growers As
sociation, has requested delegate meet
ing of Wool growers to convene IN WASH
inston ON the day when the next Congress
convenes.
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-ssE..aa Charxes Against missionaries.

Chicago, September IA Winnipeg
special says Principal Grant, of Qleen's
College, Kingston, in sermon last night
declared that Missionary Duncan and ], 500
Indians had been driven across the border
intO the United States by tie government
aud by other Presbyterian missionaries
were practicing and teaching imnOr-
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The Empress Frederick III.

BERLIN, September 1.-THE Empress
Frederick is i'll in Berlin. She is confined
to her bed and shows feverish symptoms.
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Jack tho RIpper,s Warning.

LONDON, September IA letter signed
"Jsck the Ripper" has been received at
news agency in this city in which the
writer states that in about q week another
murder will be added to the list Of White
Chapel horrors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-18
FEWER CIGARS.

p-.,,deut strasser's Figures Show That the
Business Is Decreasing.
NEW YORK, September 17.-The sec
ord davis session of the CigarmAkers' In
,.,ra,;ousl Union, opened this morning.
p,.s;dsnt Adolph Strssser's biennial re-
1T stated that employment was grad
Poi PPsiiv decreasing. The increase in the
unmher u of cigars and cheroots produced
during the year 1888 and 1889, was mucn
snaIIer than during the years 1885 snd a
1857 The Union has now over ls,OOo
members.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-18
ONE LIBEL SUIT

Already Grown Out Of the Ohio Political
Campaign.
CINCINNATI, o., September 17.-Frank
Reynolds, the Democratic candidate for
member OF the State Board CT Public
Works, has begun suit against the CONNER
eial Gazstte for 5000 damages for stating
that he engineered prize fight between
local pugs Sunday morning. Reynolds
delares that he will push the suit to the
bitter end, and is out in a public card de.
nying any connection with the affalr and
Challenging the Gdzette's proof
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-18

The GOVERNOR GeneraI bouHu tut '"c
Northwest.
OTTAWA, ONT, September l7.-Lord
and Lady Stanley, of Preston, left to-day
BY q special train for Manitoba, the north
west tenit;ry and British Columbia. The
Governor General will pay an official visit
to the Pacific Naval Squadron.
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PLEADS NOT GUILTY.

Mrs. Hamiiton's Counsel Answer for the
Adventures.
MAYS LANDING, n. j., September H.
court to-day Mrs. HAmilton's counsel
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LAsr on rHE sHKRMANs.

The Buffalo Grain Swlndlers Expelled
From the Exchange.
BUYYALO, n. Y, September 1.-THE
sherman gain case was finally closed last
evening after snother long and tedious ses'
sion Of the Board Of Trustees. The YER
dict against the accused, s. F. sherman,
Frank II. Tyler and Henry l.. Fish, Jr,
vas guilty Of the charges preferred against
them by the grain committee, the penalty
for which Is expulsion from the Merchants
Exchange, and they were duly expelled.
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No Jurymen Yet.

CHICAGO, September II. Nothing Of
Of interest occurred at the trial to-day and
when an adjournment was taken at 4:30
o'clock it was still without single jury
man accepted by both sides.