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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-28
DOES MIR. MASON WANT VINDICA-
TOM

In another column will be found a
communication from Congressman VIII
LIAM L. WILSON in answer to the
lengthy card from Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue JOHN w. MASON pub
lished some days ago in the REGISTER
in which that high official attempted to
answer certain specific charges TO the
effect that United States internal rev.
enuc officials were kept in Mr.. Will
SONS district watching" (professedly)
Darrell. or a few gallons Of whisky
apiece, and spending their whole time
electloneering against Mr.. WILSON, or
ganizing meetings and actually appeal
Ing to moonshinerS, with whom, as may
be supposed, an internal revenue officers
arguments are very powerful.
Mr.. MASoN's lengthy communication
quoted the law at great length and fully
showed his lawful right to keep
these officers in Mr.. WILSON'S district.
This is just the point upon which there
was no dispute. As long as there is a
barrel Of whisky in bond an internal
revenue officer has a right to be there and
watch it at - a day. In this instance
there was one barrel in one warehouse
and few gallons in another, and, Of
course, Commissioner MASON had to
have - "a day federal officials there to
watch" it.
Even this lawful farce was not
objected to I'm the charges against
Mr.. MAsoN'S administration OF the In
ternal Revenue bureau. The fact that
these officials were doing practically no
watching" OF this lone barrel OF
whisky, but were devotlng their whole
time to the meaucSt kind Of partisan
political work against Mr.. WILSON,
that was the charge made. and that
charge Commissioner MASON has yet to
meet.
Mr.. WILSON, in his answer to Mr..
MASoN's card,-an answer requested by
the Observation-Disclosures these charges
and offers to produce the proofs Of them
before a Congressional Committee Of In
vcStigation.
Now il Mr.. MASON is conscious Of his
innocence in the matter he is given a
chance 10 prove it before Congress and
the country.
In the meantime Il spectacle never
witnessed before under any former ad-
ministration, Democratic or Republican,
may be seen in the Second West Virginia
District-federal officials elcctioneering
against candidate for Congress and
being paid - day out Of the United
States Treasury.
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ATTUMNAL ADVICE

Krrn vcu- f.r. warm and dry.
Wear uate-proof boots Boz preference to are
ties or rahh.r~.
Keep yoa- cye ou yous umbrella. you viii,
need DO yourself
st,n cough o5 90 cola at once. Pneumonia
ana consumption may De- started hy either
d ,ea wear rabhcrs take them on whcueve,
,oa hs,, tle chance. even DO only tor d Jew
minutes.
Ifycu l.cl cough or 90 cold coming on take
. l-.r1 OF pure whiskcy 80 once. Z, win Keep
tae blood Boo circulation and is the best prevent
... AGAINST che diseases of the season.
Remember Chat only rfrs whisSey should bc
taken pury's Pure Malt Whiskcy has che
,t-cr-,,. -ecommenlarou> from the l,aiins
,,i.nt.-t. sud medical men Boa the country and
is the oaly standard medicinal whisSey known.
Insist ON having it
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-28
WAGES AND rHE nIcKINLEY TARIFF.

I'm some instances there has already
been an actual decline in the amount Of
wages paid 10 employees since the McKin-
ley bin went into effect. Butin all cases,
since the purchasing power Of a dollar
for wage-earners has decreased in every
thing they have TO buy, the practical de-
cline Of wages may be regarded as an
accomplished fact We are on the
verge of a winter that, according TO all
reliable predictions will be very in
element one, and the American work
ingman will experience more hardShipS
during the cold season than he has
known for many years. This is a cold,
hard fact, with no sentiment or theory
about 10. His neceSSaries Of life are
dearer by an average Of l4i5 per cent.
under the Mckinley tariff than they
were before. This means much more TO
a poor man with family than comtorta-
bly, housed, fed and clad well-to-do peo-
pie can fully appreciate. From the
time he rises from his bed In the morn
ing until me seeks it again no night, he
will have constantly presented before
him evidences of the additional cost en-
tailed by the Mckinley tariff.
Aud where does hc come m for a
share Of this increased projections"
For a week past reporters Of the
New York Commercial Adrcrtisc. have
been searching in the metropolis for
workingmen who have had their wages
advanced i'm consequence Of the McKin-
ley tariff. Every wooden manufacturer
acknowledged that prices had advanced,
OF were going mp, but not one could say
that the employees We're benefited. One
ofthe largest firms in the wooden trade
is DoLAN * Co.. OF Philadelphia, who
have q New York branch. They say
that they will benefit by the increase in
prices brought about by the tariff, but
laugh no the idea Of spending In
crease in wages. The representative OF
the Camden Wooden mills declared that
the consumer must pay more, but there
would not De-. from what hc knew, any
advance in wages JONI LoNG Il
Brother. another large firm, positively
stated that there would be- mo- increase
of wages. and the repre-
tentative OF JOIN GREER * Co. said;
"Theextra duties win not. In my opinion,
help anybody. Wages won't 90 up cent
in consequence and the manufacturers
themselves are going 90 suffer IN
the long ran. Many OF them ackuowl-
edge 10 iu private conversation among
themselves. but they think 10 would be too
democratic 90 say anything against the tar
id 90 reporter or 40 public meeting.
They are afraid that the men down al Wash
ingtou might do them worse harm than
they have already done.
Can there Doe any palmer evidence fur
uished 90 the practical decline Of wa
yc>2 A dollar I'm the hands Of the
workingmau or his wife will not 20 a.
FAR now as it did before the Mckinley
/ bin became law. There is no getting
around this stubborn fact The protec-
ton furnished she workiugmen by the
Republican Congress is simply the most
in,idious. the yilest kind 90 robbery.
Can any Intelligent workiugman in
tho face OF these facts conscientiouSly
vote for o Republican candidate Tor
Congress-
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Inhuman Treatment of Iosane Patient.

MUNclE, IND, October EFT. j.
Blount's death in the Richmond Hos
pital has resulted i'm a sensational dis
closure. For several years Mr.. Blount
was prominent attorney OF this city,
but for the last year he had been de-
mcntcd. lie was committed to the hos
pital for treatment September % last.
He had been in the institution but one
week when he died. In the hospital at
the same time was James Harmon, who
slept only few feet from Blount. Han
non says under oath that on the night
of September - four of the guards
choked him and brutally kicked him in
the side, iunictiug injuries which caused
his death. Yesterday the body of
Blount was exhumcd and an autopsy
held, which developed the fact that sew
eral ribs were broken. Warrants have
been issued for the arrest Of the guards
and the Assistant Superintendent.
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\ Nice Candidate for the Miois ny,

ATLANTA, Ga, October 2t.-There IS
great excitement at Hiawassec over the
murder Of Joseph Gibson, q prominent
citizen of that place, who was killed
Saturday. Mr.. Gibson left HiawaSSee
about : o'clock Saturday morning, and
nothing was heard Of him until twelve
hours later, when his dead body was
found about a mile from the town, near
the house of man named NJ. l.. ANGUS,
who is suspected of the murder. ANGUS
comes from North Carolina, and has
been studying for the ministry. Glib
son, il seems, saw AmouS beating his
wife and demonstrated with him, at
which he became very angry. ANGUS
fled during the night. GibSon'S throat
was cut from ear to ear. Lynching
parties have been formed TO hunt for
ANGUS.
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r,ccntsnn hr EIcctriclty.

WASHINGTON. u. c., October -
The first motion 20 secure final action
from the supreme Court Of the United
states on the question Of the conStitu-
tionalitv Of the New York electrical ex-
ecution law was made in the supreme
Court to-day. Ii was moved that the
case Doe advanced and set down for a
speedy hearing. The point raised Is
that the kemler execution demonStrat-
ga that killing by electricity is cruel
and unusual punishment, aud Is such
prohibited by the Constitution Of the
United states. After counsel had made
the motion the Chief Justice asked; rs
there any distinction between that case
and the case of Kemler?'
Daniel O'Callahan. who was the coun-
sci who made the motion. responded;
YES. sir: this distinction. that the car
rrinr out Of the Kemmler case was not
scientifically success. and the petitioner
homes that electricity will be decided Ia
he not proper mode"
The Chief JuStice-"Ne will take the
papers"
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4 Harce Wrecked.

CLEVELAND. o., October 27.-The
barge Wahuapela was cast off while OPP
poSite this port last night. and under
took 10 make the harbor. On account
Of the high winds she drove helpless
wreck on the breakwater. The life
saving crew went to the rescue and
saved all on the barge except John
Williamson. of Algeria, Michigan, and
Ora Smith. of OSwego, sailors. The
waves are sweeping over the barge and
il will 90 10 pieces.
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WHAT 30 WHITE wORKINGMEN
THINK OF THIS:

"But speaking of coIonizaticn,it wouldn't
hurt West Virginia TO import ten thousand
good negroes. We are practically a white
State, and it wouldn't hurt us To have "A
larger negro population. They are good,
safe citizens. Negroes will work, and l
know lots of white people who wont. The
Democratic party i, afraid of the negroes
and the millionaires coming into the
state. "-Slhen H. Eilias' Endorsement Of
o.,.,,, C,.fs.. f-rf;l. v.I.tgl
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The M'c'iigalocr yesterday had lying
40 the head Of lbs editorial page in black
type:
ctNniu EXPRESSION.
There IS absolutely uo protection Tor Ia
Dor. and there should be none It's best
protection is FREE TRADE rs THE OPEN MAR
NErS Or ruE WORLD. -Thom0S r. Grady
lD,mocrct no te Grand Ope.D House, Sl'ur-
dIY night
Now. here is what Mr.. GRADY said,
taken from the verbatim report of his
speech, aud which the htcuigcHccr did
not and will not print:
And with thar to guide mc, have tried
to fnd our what protection there Is for la
Dor in this country, and / have discovered
not only that thsrs Is absolutely none, but that
fh.onlu nirrist % Gun hare is thc market open
FOR De bidder, ~ 0U thc wollt Applause. J
See II I speak the truth When You 20 10
sell Your labor you have 90 take your stand
alongside not only of your fellow citizen,
but alongside of men from every CLINE.
Here. right alongside of YOU, is the man
who came from ireland Yesterday, and
alongside of him is the IMAM who came from
England the dav before. and alongside OF
him the man who came from Sweden, and
I the man who came from Germany, and the
man who came from France. and the man
who came from Italy Applause There
YOU stand iu the labor market ON am equal
I itv. and when the manufacturer comes 10
employ any one of YOU he takes, not the
American citizen. not the man who came
I from ireland. nor the man who came from
ENGLAND. nor the man VINO came from Ter
many. nor even the man who came from
Italy. but hc takes the man who VIII work
for him who Will work for MIN 40 the low
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Count OF pnrls, CanadIan MA.

Three RIVERS, QUE. October II
The Count OF Paris, with his son and
suite. arrived here last evening. He
was met at the depot by committee
and a vast encourSc Of citizens. There
were also three bands of music and all
the Snow-Shoc, cricket and lacrosse
clubs in uniform and carrying torches
who accompanied the distinguished Wis
itor 10 Laviolette Square. where plat
form had been built suitably decorated
with French flags. The Mayor read an
address and several speeches were de-
livered. To-day the Count is visiting
the Raman-Catholic religious inStitu-
tions in the city. The party lett this
afternoon for Quebec.
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rlnninr Min rirm ASSIGNS.

BUFFALO. October 27.-The firm of
Clark 4 Partridge, proprietors Of the
Queen City Planning Nil, to-day made n
general assignment. The preferences
aggregate about 100000,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-28

I-ou mention to-day The case Of recent
importation Of pcarl buttons upon Which
mcold duty lros $29t 90 and ,rbicl the Rclr
rates made SL6iS.5f, Na increase Of
N,32G5L
TIC imported an hroicc Of pcarl bit
toms upon ,rhich nee paid duty prior to
october o Of s39e.75. The duty to-day on
hat inuoicc ,rojld DC Ss,St3.SL on IN
crease Of s., I6t.06.
Just figure the percentage on t,at and
see rhot fun Mckinley is horing 'ciI'
the poor people ,cho bay these buttons, IN
helping To bpRd ,p an industry hGi
ncrcr criStcd jn this country oRd ncrc
,rW criSt here crccpt hl rcry fnc goods
used bu nc foC'
Yours tr,tlM :. HIRSCH a CO..
Importers, I29 Bluod'rdn y. \.
Orfnbcr Il. 1880.
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The crcsllcHcc Of orr garments h1s 'c'n FOR
them reputation: The perfection Of the MS
and reliability of materials used hare arc mat
tcrs o. importance a. particular psoWc; and
oad hcB hare learned that oiu ooStumc' is
an expert 90 al Of these. Then tho goods 'ccrc
all bought ia before the neir torig trent into
operation, and that circumstance makes them
e] per cont cheOp0.-Advertisement in Phil
odelDhia Inouirer
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TERMS

DAILY. pop week. to bc paid wecliy-------- 10
DAILY and SUNDAY. per wccN------ - -
-rl. DAILY NiII le delivered by carricr iu
arr otn.r ci.g up town at ........ q. ..---- -
S.r.l. Copies % DAILY or W htnL' go. q
-s<---- 5ute- rf Respect and obituary Notices
gu cents peg lncl- ....,-
,.l,-- Solicited PROM EvrEI PART oF THE SUR
BOUNDING COUNTRY. . ,
,..'' .. ...1rrrari.l hv sufficient postage
~-...... 10 the denomination or Two cents ana
......nt.s rlr amounts Jess than one dollar.
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WHAT DO WHITE WORKINGMEN
THINK OF THIS

THINK OF THIS
~But speaking OF coloni1ation,i lit wouldn't
hurt West Virginia to import ten thousand
good negroes. We are practically "a white
state. aud 10 wouldn't hurt Us TO have a
larger negro population. They are good.
safe citizens. Negroes viii work, and
kno,, lot. OF white people who wont. The
Democratic party l. afraid Of the negroes
and the miiIionaires coming into the
State."-S'sut.n b. Films tnf0rsffseHf Of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-28

Tu Rsel~rEE acknowledges the Pee
..--t of au invitation to participate in
tho sold Roman" Banquet in honor oi
,frrN g.. TlrEvAN's ..th birthday, no
Columbus. on the thirteenth OF next
month. More power aad longer Tie To-
.t. rob.cst Roman of them alt.
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ONO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

fur .rATE SENATE
Flst Nne'0rigl District
joins J.JACOB.
90 Ohio County.
r,U HOUSE or DELEGATES.
a. ID. GARDEN,
ROBERT WHITE,
JOHN CORCORAN
ROBERT SIMPSON.
F0E COUNTY CLERK.
GEORGE HOOK.
FoH CIRCUIT CLERK
JOHN ". MITCHELL
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"NrORE ANON"
Stin Holds the Fort-Another Interesting
ENtract-Lettcr to the World
WHEELING, October -.

To M E,ifor Of re Reqis'er:
Sre:-Mr. W. p Hubbard's letter
dated October %, 1876, TO the editor of
the New York World. when he was an
ardent supporter of Samuel =. Tilden,
who stood upon a platform "for revenue
only" has much i'm il Of interest at this
time, and particularly so since Mr.. Hub
bard is now the standard bearer OF an
entirely opposite policy and party to
what ne believed i'm then.
The following extract from the atore-
said letter. from which quotation APP
pearcd IN yesterdays REGISTER, shows
with what severity this great Republi-
can CD berated the party of General
Grant In the days Of Greeley and Til
den:
Few Democrats believe these argu-
mcuts referring To the defense OF
Grant for another term for COT be-
cause Republicans We're dishonest
enough TO say that Democrats should be
turned out Of power in the State for cor
ruption and for abuse of power, but TO
deny that Republicans should be turned
out of power in the nation for like rca-
sons was plainly inconsistent There
fore the Republicans failed To make any
impression ON the Democratic major
itv." MoEE ANoS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-28

rN-GovraNoE RouEEl E. FArriSoN'
tine Democratic candidate for Governor
~ PENNSYLVANIA. has sued for libel three
leading Republican newspapers OF 'u'
State. which have been conducting 'he
5ir,fest kind of dirty campaign oil
rI.ehood and SANDER against him. lie
is setting q good example Tor QUAY TO
initiate IL QUAY thinks the newspapers
have not told the truth about him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-28

Tus MtcVgoocr outrageously dis
torted Senator GENpN's saturday night
.oeech. 10 sent reporter last night %
Do the same thing with his Bishop
Han speech. and 60 cost j'tst $40
t9 qa 90 fair report m this
morumq's HicIgmccr. Witness the
receipt for the same from FEEw, CAMP
rriL IS H>@r. published in our local
columns This morning. 10 is sufficient
confession that the btt,i'igenccr sent us
renortcr there not 90 girc "a fair report ~
rhnf lfr. GRADY S0d
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Turrr's not "a charm that lights the face
With 80 iueffable a grace,
As sweet, pink lips and ivory teeth
And nothing now beneath the SKY,
Cav beauties such rs these supply.
Save SOZODONT, that wears the wreath
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-28

WAcE~ have already been reduced oY
thc Mckinley Dim, for q workingman's
dollar viii not 60 as far as il d'd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-28

Tur date of the next annual meeting
sfthc West Virginia Press Association
at huntington has been changed from
November is 90 November -'' is'''''
Take notice. brothers. aud be- there.
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uyBnAED's FLING At THE FARMERS.
when go talking about the tariff in
u,i. WAY nav friends SAY; Don't you know
Mr.. Eilnc said that the Mckinley OH
,iidu'l open "a market for single eushel OF
wheat or g. single barrel of polk ." Sow
ioy friends. will you tell me how many
bushels 81 wheat are exported from Wheel
irc. or how many barrels OF pork Mr.
Y.f5l.rs Spss-t in nee Eieth Ward W-iass
frY r...f0r. Jf.I
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jams OWEN O'CoNNoE ou top of
what wc are already suffering, This is
too much,
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rur h'cugmca's price is SuIo.
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81 want to go to the next Congress ofthe
United states. want 90 sit alongside of
tl,s men that framed the Mckinley bin and
1 want To- vote for THOMAS B. REED As
the next speaker ofthe House" loud APP
plausel From Dr.. He'berf' Spec. ifs.P'''g
M. .arae,,n. Gs r.porf.d 5yf'e h'e.4sNcsr.
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FOR CONGRESS-.

riE-r DISTRICT
JOHN 3D. PENDLErON,
of Ohio County
SECOND DISTRICT.
WILLIAM L. WILSON,
OF Jefferson County
THIRD DISTINCT.
JOHN d. ANDERSON
of Nicholas County
FOURTH DISTRICT.
JAMES CArEHARE
OF Mason County.
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STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

ron JUDGE OPP SUPREME COURT.
ID. 30. LUCAS,
% Jefferson County.
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W1LLARp'S MOTEL
WASHINGTON, D. C.

The most famous ana well-known Hotel in
the City. Special rates by the month. The
cuisine cqualed by none. llomclikc and con
ycnient 10 all public buildings.
Send two stamps Tor guide to
o. G. STAPLES.
Ala, NM. oh prourietor
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The u'd'igmctr yesterday had flying
40 the head of it> editorial page in black
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EraHHnJ That ,-ooi touches is affected by
recent Isgisf1tiou. W rrc ni receipt ddiB of
scores OBJ letters from Wruuf rc'urcTS, sfrng,
..ITW accept u1 future orders 40 scheduled
nri.ls 90 Zen. ffcru ana srot trcu'H per
errf s.. fir srrir of m,Yt-Advertise-
meut I'm Philadelphia Record
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-26

DfSHsgbs
Of confidence in it-thc manu-.
facturcrs Of Dr.. Sagc's Ca
tarrh Remedy. It's a faith
that means business too-it's
backed up by money. This
IS what they offer: $500 TT
ward for a case Of Catarrh
which they cannot cure. They
mean it. They're willing tn
take the risk they know their
medicine BY its mild. soo,h-
ing. cleansing and healing
properties. il produces per
feet and permanent cures Of
the worst cases Of chronic -
tarrh in the Head. It's doing
it every day. where everything
else has failed. No matter
how bad your case. or Of how
long standing. you can be
cured. You're sure Of that
or Of $500. You can't have
both. bot you'll have one or
the other.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-26

THE population Of Colorado is 80. 9zs.
This il . net increase during the decade
of 2l6.6 Gas or III. - per cont The popu-
lation OF Pueblo is %. ls&, which is an
increase during the census period Of
"a, 91l or 774.S5 per cent The p0pula-
ton Of Leadville is II. 1853. showing a
decrease Of 8. 661 or "a. 20 per cent
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-26

WASHINGTON, Sept fin Response
70 . request BY Acting Indian Commits
sioaef He'll for the facts N coasection
with the killing Of . white nan sccsst-
~ on the Tongue river ~rsservstios in
Montana, Special Agent Cooper. In
charge Of the reservation. has tsjs
grsphed - follows: Hugh Boyle. .
white . was killed % this reserve
tioa By two Indians % SeptenbesA
The murdefers we're yesterday killed By
Unieed States soldiers and InAisa police.
The murdefen charged On the agsscy.
ArtnS - they esme. shss defying arrest
Every thing II quiet"
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-26

THE fourth annual convention of the
American Orthepedic Association and
the American Association Of Obstetri.
clans and Gynecologists opened stimuli
~taneously in the College of Physicians
and Surgeons ut Philadelphia Distin-
guished specialists In the three branches
Of medicine from all parts Of the coun-
try were present
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-26

Mr. WILSON, Of the Cherokee Com
mission, has written to q prominent
citizen Of the Territory that the Com
mission would be ready to begin ne
gotiations for Indian lands in a short
time. He asked whether the Cherokees
desired to sell or take their separate
lands in s~everaltv.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-26

THERE has been quite . furry In the
max seed market OF the Chicago Board
of Trade. Early in the easOn there
was promise Of . heavy crop but it has
become evident Of late that the promise
will not be realized. The amount Of
spot seed is limited and this fact was
taken advantage Of TO put prices up
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-26

MoUssA BEY, the Kurdish Governor
Of Armenia who was sentenced to exile
for the outrages perpctrated by him upon
Christians in that province. and who es-
capped from custody some time ago. has
been captured near Broussa, fifty-seven
miles southeast Of Constantinople. He
broke one Of his legs in attempting to
escape from the train.