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Happy Hoosiers.

VIM. Tinmons, postmaster Of Idaville
Ind. writes: Electric Bitters has done
more for me than al other medicines com
bined. for that bad feeling arising from
Kidney and Liver trouble John Leslie,
a farmer aud stOcknan of same place, says
"Fiud Electric Bitters 10 be the best Kid
ncy and Liver medicine, made me feel like
a new man. J. W. Gardner, hardware
merchant, same town. says; Electric Bit
ters is Just the thing for man who IS all
run down and don't care whether he lives
or dies: he found new strength, good appe-
tite and felt Just like he had new lease on
life. Only soc. bottle, at Logan Drug
Cos drug store
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GRAND. Remain. wln Not be Removed.


WASHINGTON, December 9.-In the
morning hour the HonSc resumed the
consideration Of the Plumb resolution
looking to the removal of the remains
of Gen. L. 5. Grant to Arlington.
Mr.. Quinn, of New York, regretted
the presentation of this resolution,
which could have no other object than
the tearing aSunder of the heartStringS
of the devoted family of the illustrious
dead. He was surprised that the gen.
tleman from Pennsylvania (Mr. 0'NeilD
should have committed himself to the
furtherance OF resolution which he
was sure was repugnant to the gentle
mans best feelings.
After further debate the resolution
was defeated by a vote Of - yeas to lis
nays.
The yeas and nays were ordered and
resulted as follows: Yeas, %; nays, 1853.
The resolution was defeated.
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-
NnA, the President Can Proclaim.

CHICAGO, December 9.-Mayor Creig-
er has signed the ordinance giving So
600, 900 to the Worlds Columbian Expo
sition, and it will tomorrow be placed
in the hands of President Harrison, VINO
can then issue his proclamation to the
world. This was done at a banquet
by the Sons of New York at the Sher-
man House this evening.
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THE II. a. d. STRIKE
At Glenwood-The Strikers Seem to Have
the Worst of it.

PITrsBURG, December 9.-The b. Il
o. yard men are camping at Glenwood.
A special train has been fitted up for
them in the company's yards, and they
live there day and night, under the
eyes of the company. Tonight the men
ut Glenwood have decidedly the worst
in the L. Il .. strike. Freights are re-
ported to be moving more freely, and
tonight at least five will go out on both
divisions.
The Baltimore and Ohio officials Wis
tied Glenwood this afternoon, and said
none of the strikers would be taken
back. The strikers are very quiet, and
appear to be clinging to forlorn hope.
Yard Master Dietrich, who incurred
their enmity, is back at his post and
active in getting freights out of the
yard.
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Defied the Law.

MEMPHIS, December Prank w.
Grady. managing editor of the ErcninG
Democrat, has been indicted by the fed
eral grand jury for violating the lottery
law. After the last drawing OF the
Louisiana lottery the Democrats New
Orleans correspondent wiied that paper
the winning numbers held in Memphis.
The proof was submitted TO Postmaster
Patterson. who wired the Attorney Cen
eral at Washington. His decision was
that its publication would criminate the
publisher. The Democrat published not
only its experience with the Postoilice
Department but also the objectionable
list here. Hence the action of the grand
iurV
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The Confederate Executive Mansion.

RICHMOND, VA, December 9.-Ihe
Board Of Aldermen last night by two
thirds vote decided 20 give the Confed-
crate Memorial Literary Society the use
Of the jefferson Davis mansion Tor a
museum for war relies. This was the
Executive Mansion Of the COnfederacy,
and was occupied by President Davis
during his residence in Richmond.
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ATLANTA, GA, December 9.-feSter-
day near Monroe, Walton county, cy-
clone cleared a space seven miles long
and about 100 yards wide, blowing down
houses and killing several people. Jack
Henderson and his wife were buried be-
meath the ruins of their home. Hen
derson was killed but his wife was not
badly hurt. Their baby was carried
800 yards and was So badly injured that
60 died shortly after.
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VIII Escort Parnell.

DUBLIN, December 9.-Two hundred
supporters OF Mr.. Parnell, who will act
as his body guard, the Parnell Leader
ship Committee, and a number Of other
deputations, will go to Kingstown to-
morrow on a special train for the pur-
pose of welcoming Mr. Parnell on his
arrival from London and escorting him
TO Dublin. Ii Is Mr.. Parnell's intention
to reorganize the National League In
Dnhlin
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The Ninth Victim.

TorEKA, KAYs., December 0.-Mr.
Deegan, an iron workman on the dome
of the State House, fell this morning
and was instantly killed. He fell 100
feet and struck an iron cross bar. lie
was frightfully mangled. He was the
ninth iron workman that has been kill
ed within the last five years while at
work on the State House. He leaves a
wife and two children.
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Cleveland WIN be a Candidate.

Sioux CITY. :. d.. December 81.
Leslie Thompson, one of the wheel
horses OF the South Dakota Democracy
has Just returned from New York,
where he had an Interview with ex-
President Cleveland. Mr.. Cleveland
said that he would surely be PreSi-
dental candidate in lS92, and that he
wanted his South Dakota friends to
stick bv him.
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Only ON a Pleasure Trip.

Special TtlfgrGm 10 he Register.
WASHINGToN, December 9.-ln the
rounds of the departments and White
House to-day Representative Atkinson
had in tow William Tucker, editor of
the Wheeling Saturday Graphic, and
Jere Hanen, whom he was showing the
sights. The two gentlemen are here
entirely on pleasure, Mr.. Atkinson de-
clareS.
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Boston Wool Market.

BosToS, Mass, December 9.-Wool mar
ket steady, prices show no material change
Ohio and Pennsylvania Y Blaze; X and
and Xxx and above 34a35c; No. 3sc;
Michigan X 29a30c; No. combing 4lc;
No. ! Ohio 42c; do. Michigan 40c; Ohio
fine delaine 3Ga37c Michigan do. 3ia3jc
unwashed combing, range 21a3Oc: Terri
tory GOa62c for fine; jsaG0c for fine medium,
and j3a55c for medium; Texas, California
and Oregon woods quiet but steady; pulled
wool steady; super 40a4Jc for best extras
22a.}2c Foreign woods firm.
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Ghost Dancers Captured

MASON CITY, Iowa, December q
Seventeen Sioux ghost dancers, includ-
ing one Sioux chief, passed through this
city yesterday, en- route for TT. Smell
ing. Mimi, to which place they were
being taken by a detachment of |. >.
troops. They had been captured last
Friday while on their way from Pine
Ridge Agency to that of Lower Brule.
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Silk Manufacturers Fail.

New YORK, December 9.-lt is learn
ed that the firm OF Nightengale Bros.
and Knight. the silk manufacturers, OF
Paterson, y. j., had made an assign
ment yesterday afternoon to Judge
Barkalow, of Paterson. Their liabili'
ties, it is stated, are certainly not less
than 800, 900, and their assets, it is be-
lieved, amount to only about half that
sum.
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turned Win Aeid.

Il-sITIU y n H'lIT-tT
pAnNER-EUEc, December John
Webb. au cmp.ofe Of Bath0oue * Co. $
chemical WORKS, Slipped and ie.i into q
lrgc tank %, acid to-day. Webb Sept
hi, head above the acid until pulled
ono, when 10 was discovered that ms
.othiug was completely eaten of, and
hercver acid >trucs rhe BODY 10 had
-un to eat into .le flesh. lie wa,
-sel t1 his home where De- now lies
rus horrible pain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-10

FATAL PoIsox.-For years was afflicted
with Poisoned Blood, which, it seemed,
would result fatally, as nothing seemed to
benefit me at all AT length | found my
self in bed, complete wreck. My body
swollen out of proportion, covered with
scales. and the pains and itching made lie
almost uncomfortable. The physicians failed
To do me any good, and | was about TO give
up in despair, when | began taking swift 5
Specific. This medicine has cured me
sound and well, and nothing else did 1t but
: { 6 REV. X. L. MITCHELL,
Pastor Cord NJ. +. Church, Macon, ia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-10

New YORK, December 9.-The funeral
of Joe Coburn, the oldtime pugilist,
took place this morning from the
Church of the Holy InnocentS. 1t was
attended by large gathering of sport
ing men. The interment was in Cal
vary cemetery. Among the floral de-
vices was one from John l.. Sullivan,
but the big fellow was not present IN
DprSon
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A boston Failure.

BosroN, December 9.-Whitten, Bur
dett Il Young made an assignment to-
day. The aSSignees state that no deli
mite statement of the firms liabilities
can be made now, but is looked for a
the creditors meeting on Saturday
But gentleman, who should be well in
formed, expressed his belief that the
liabilities would be over a million. Si'
months ago the firm owed that amount
but showed an apparent surplus of SAG,
GOO. 1t does not seem probable tina
the indebtedness has decreased, bu
rather than an increase might be looked
fnr
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Mnshinrtnn rresh,tsry.

I NlItIal IsUgT1I1 n NJ h-17E'ff
WASHINGTON, PA. December 9.-The
meeting OF the Washington PreSbytery
opened in the First Presbyterian
Church in this city this morning. The
Pre- 4ytery will continue in session two
DAYS. An interesting session Is expect
ed. The sermon at this evenings session
was delivered by Rev. IL. o. Gibson.
a number OF noted ministers arc in at
inndnncn.
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RpcLl.n.. arn,ca sa,y..

The best salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever,
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all the Skin Eruptions, and pos
itively cures Piles, or no pay required IL
is guaranteed 10 give satisfaction or money
refunded. Price Is cents per box. For
sale by Logan Drug Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-10

logan County's Omcial Goes Insane in
Cincinnati Vsgarics.

logan County's Onicial goes Insane il
Cincinnati Vagaries.
.NCINNAri. o.. December g.-JoSept
Peck. Sheriff of Logan county, West
-n'a. is in thc hands OF the police
r-ie> having become insane while
business. Ills first attack was
>.ally afternoon, whom at his hotel.
llol.y drew "a revolver and at
i l shoot au imaginary purSuer.
u- uc.natioEs is that he is a
when the idea possesses him
initiates The tones Of a goose.
have been notified. a> he
rt iat0 luuatic asylum
without cause Of any kind
H,t his mind sunday after
le was 40 the Madison
he has been stopping
ODD some business in the
gpical Nirginian in APP
rn people at the hOte
lis sudden seizure he
ASA genial but rather
Tie came % the hotel
a-a. and during his stay in
purchased large bills Of
various firms. among
a. t Clarke d Co., and
Co. sunday morning
-..ra.d and iil 40 ease,
9r.oc6 sunday afternoon
occupants OF The hotel
-'-a.aga revolver and turn
,o shoot a pursuer. He
again almost immediate
somewhat confused eX-
- That man was follow
H."eser, he soon grew worse
'il.a .ucoherently, and Of
.r was summoned 20 take him
-,,raet Station. lie offered
olt had hardly been lock-
., before he became q maniac
'o.en, type. lie cXhausts
.' 'i rage against the bars
--l lAeu sinks >pcechieSS.
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Enperiencsd a Change of Heart

Special Telegram 10 The REGISTER.
WAsuINGroN. ID. c., December o
Mr. \. ). C0gar, well known farmer,
Of Webster county, West Virginia. has
been here on few days visit. Mr.. Cogar
has heretofore voted the Republican
ticket, but declares he has done it for
the last time. His vote helped to swell
the Democratic majority in the Noyem-
Der election.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-10
Neero,,s and whites Fight.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, December "a
bloody fight between negroes and white
men. is said to have taken place, Sunday,
near Littletou, resulting in the death ol
one white man and the wounding oil an
other. Several negroes are also report
ed as having been wounded, but none
Killed.
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Commentators Caught.

CANTON, o., December 81. ). secret
Service officers have captured gang OF
seven counterfeitcrS who have been
making and passing spurious $40 bills
their headquarters being at Palestine.
OF the prisoners two were cap
tured at Canton, one at Massillon
and four about - miles southeSt OF this
city, near the Pennsylvania line. The
officers have secured plates, moldS and
the whole outfit. One Of the counter
feiters tried to "age" the new bogus
bills by soaking fresh bills in vinegar.
The officers refuse to give names.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-10

I..Hr fl ne ll- sltl.r-
C.,eN-rrG.. ". Va. December p
l.,-. ..e.a- ta. remains of \. Wer-
.rs- E. were Inferred 40 the l. O.
u.F H. was one OF our
.e.... most re-pected citilenS, and
accountants in the
>, rrnarg wears he held the po-
,- U Duu --.oncr OF Accounts.
Nt-.. .. scar his mind failed,
a.t- ,.r DE he has been az
t-r i.s Weston. where he died.
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WHEELING Wv WEDNESDAY, MORNING. DECEMBER TO- 1890
gether with reports, correspondence

gether With reports, correspondence,
etc.
Mr.. Quay offered resolution (Which
was referred) for the amendment of the
Tariff bill on the subject of cables,
cordage and twine.
The Federal Election bill was then
taken up and Mr.. Berry addressed the
Senate in opposition TO ii.
After other speeches in opposition TO
the bill, the Senate adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-10

.Iris A fact, that Hoods Sarsaparlla
does cure scrofula, saltrheum, and other
diseases or affections arising from i'm
pure state or low condition OF the blood
overcomes that tired feeling, creates a
good appetite. and gives strength to
every part OF the system. Try 1t.
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shne Firm Assigns.

BosroX, Mass, December &C. w
ingalls, Il Co., shoe house, assigned To-
dav. Liabilities, 5000, 1000. They were
probably the largest shoe dealer.
throughout Connecticut, and operated
tuantv SfnrpS
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Dry (,0ods Trade

NEW York, December 9.-There was
rather more business on the spot In dry
goods today and increased inquiry from
exporters and the manufacturing trade.
with price differences slight between buy
ers and sellers
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O'BRIEN AND PARNELL.
The Correspondence that Passed Between
the Envoy and Leader.

NEW YORK, December 9.-ln conse-
qucnce of the publication Of misleading
versions of the cablegrams which have
just passed between Mr.. Parnell and
Mr.. O'Brien, on the subject OF negotia-
tions for the reunion Of the Irish party,
Mr. O'Bricn has communicated TO the
press the whole correspondence rs fol-
laws.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-10
Grain Warehouse Burned.

CAR,uy. ILL, December 9.-The
grain warehouse at Hawthorne station,
owned by neighboring farmers has been
destroyed by fire, together with its con-
tents. over 1900 bushels OF wheat.
Loss, $50, 900; insurance, $1,000.
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Anti-Parnellites Meet.

LONDON, December 9.-The anti-Par-
nell section of the Irish party met to-
day and discussed the terms Of its pro-
posed manifesto. Nothing definite was
decided upon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-10

i.iE. W.. December Tile
-.re This morning was go de-
.-.' '.A. Me-. December g.-The ice
t-.- arc Preparing % get the win
-cr ou the Konnebec. The
eight inches thick.
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d. C. Jones. 10 days, :l0S.70.
u. HollSworth, % days, $50 -.
G. W. Jackson. y days. sl.GO.
Z. Gavigan, % days, slls.i1.
& +. Bice. q days. Si.52.
veracinp SAGE per day.

averaging Si.62 per day.
The truth is that an average steady
miner or labOrcr can make easily - Ia
ST per day and we prefer not to employ
man who will not make at least SGT
per month. because man who makes
less than $50 a month is not reasonably
steady worker. The question OF houses
is always an important consideration IN
mining; it requires a good deal oil capl-
tai to maintain sufficient number oil
houses to accommodate the number OF
miners required, and it is therefore a
great object to obtain steady reliable
force of miners in order TO reduce the
number of houses required.
.'The object Of this company Is to be
very liberal and fair TO its employees
and miners. We do not want cheap
labor-we want our men to be prosper
Gus and comfortable, and we intend TO
see that such policy is pursued as to
make them so. All men are liable to
make mistakes. and whenever this
Company sees that it has made mis-
take it will be prompt to correct 1t vol
unfairly. Senator Camden, as is well
known. - dindf = ipN'" "N'
inst. and will add here that
he has in view very broad and
liberal arrangements for the future
for the superior comfort and advanta-
res of the men employed by the Com
pany, in which am in hearty accord,
and in my judgment the men who re-
main with this Company will In time
find themselves more literally provided
for and more literally paid than most
miners in this section.
General, how long do you think it
will take to start the mines up and
gradually shape things in the manner
YOU have in view"
THAT is hard to say; it will depend
very much upon the men themselves.
We will do our duty, and hope the men
will soon see things as we do, but that
is for time to determine. Our policy is
clearly determined upon, and we shall
adhere to it,"
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sou,h C,rolina senatorship.

CHARLESTON, 5. c., December o
The first ballot for Senator in the AS
sembly. was rs follows: lrby, %; Don
aldson. As; Hampton, 45; Geo. ID. Till
man, /: Hemphill, >; Keith, ,.
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I''llIl y n h-9'.'lr.
.HNHr-r.N. W. VA. December o.
Leonard shot and killed Frank
..s 10 nrm0nt q New river mining
"., ---at, cause unknown, except
.. r.u were drinking. Leonard
t officers are after him and
-r els be captured before morn
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SEASON OF NEW OFFICERS.
Those Who Have Charge of Different
Organizations.

At the last meeting OF the Ladies'
Hospital Association, communication
was received from DR.. Swope, stating
that the Board had purchased the
ground at the corner of Forty-iirst and
Water streets for So, 300 cash, and they
will proceed at once TO have plans and
specifications prepared for building
on the grounds. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Mrs. w. +. Butler, President.
Miss Matte T.. Hare, Secretary.
Mrs. L. f.. Sands, Treasurer.
Vice Presidents-M w. A. Wilson,
First ward: Miss Mary Vance, Second
ward Mrs. J. f. Merriman, Third ward ;
Mrs. w. A. Crawford, Fourth ward; Mrs.
4. II. Higgins, Fifth ward Mrs VIM.
Tiernan, Sixth ward; Mrs. w. J. w. Cow
den, Seventh ward; Mrs. Peter Leighton,
Eighth ward.
STEPHENS POST, &. A. u.
The following officers have recently
been elected by +. w. Stephens Post,
G.. A. r.:
Commander, Jacob Honecker; V. c.. j.
n. Pritchard; j. V. C, Jacob Klein; Sur
geon. j II. Pipes; Chaplain, A. 7. Rolf;
o. D.. 4. G. Eschstruth; o. G., Philip
Colterbaugh; Delegates 10 Department
Encampment, j. \. Prltchard, >. 4. NC
Cready; alternates, j. Klein, John Powers.
A Woman's Relief Corps will be inStl-
tuted at Handlan's Hall, in the Eighth
ward. on Thursday afternoon, Decem-
ber llth, Auxiliary to Stephens Post.
STATE FAII DIRECTORS.
The Board of Directors OF the State
Fair Association have organized by
electing Anton Reymann, President;
Geo. Otte, Secretary; Geo. Hook, Treas
urer, and p. Il. Zane, Superintendent of
the Grounds. rice John Gebhardt.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-03-08

A woman came to Mr.. Carr at the
close of one his Bible readings and
said: "YOu told the truth to day.
My husband is an infidel. but he did
respect Christianity little until one
night I took a character in II drama
played in in our church. That nigh t
/ lost my grip on my husband. l
am afraid shall never get it again."
The church that resorts to broom
drills, and dramas, and mum sOcials +.
and fairs. and festivals to raise money
is without the faith that takes hold
on God. A genuine Holy Ghost re-
vival is thing unknown. Fathers
have lost their grip on maynard sons.
mothers have lost their grip on un-
converted daughters, the church has
lost her grip on God. Down on her
knees in sackcloth and ashes before
Hin who drove the buyers and sell
lers out of the temple, let such a
church plead with God for mercy,
promise to fOrego all worldly msi-Lr
es of mOney.making and regain The
lost grip.-The illustrator.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-03-08
ON SATURDAY, he 18TH DAY
OF MARCH,

in the year 1890. at the hour of II o'clock A.
NJ. OF said day, the following lands and real
estate, situated in the town of Oakland. in
the 7th Election District of said county. and
consisting Of North half Of Lot No u on the
Plat of Penningtoh's addition to the town OF
Oakland. and is contained within the follow
Ing metes and bounds: Beginning for the
same at a point on the West margin Of Sec
ond St.. y. 24% degrees f. Az perches from he
end OF the lstline of Lot No. 20, on the Plat of
Pennin toms addition to Oakland, and run
ming thence with Second St. N. 2I13 degrees
f. Az nerches, then N. $50 degrees w. %
perchPs, TO Pennington's out line. and with
It S 2!15 degrees w. ~ perces. then $. t5%
degrees F.. q perches. to tile beginning. con-
tanning "A of an are, more or less, and being
the same pronerty which is assessed upon the
Assessment Books of the County Commits
sioners Of said county, TO a certain Abarilla
Robinson. and which was conveyed to the
said AbariIla Robinson by VIM. c. Penning-
ton, Trustee. by deed bearing date March
10th. 1890, and recorded in Lber w. H. T.. No.
4, folio 726
Said land will he sold for the payment of
the State and County Taxes due and In arrear
thereon for the years 1888 and 1889.
ROSS COMPTON,,
2224 1t Treasurer.