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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12
A FLOOD IMMINENT.
FULLY HALP THR CITY OF CAIRO UNDER
WATER.
Inhabitants Sssk Rsfigs in tho Highlands -
Business Of all Kinds PsralYzd-Nuch
Disappointment Expressed a! The
Breaking Of the Levses.

ST.. LOUIS, March 11-There is going to
be flood, ard a very severe one, in the
country along the lower Mississippi. There
will be great loss of property, and prob.
able loss OF life.
The Ohio and sll lis tributaries sre very
high. the upper Mississippi and Missouri
are high, and rising here and above, asd
raia has been falling here and in the
northwest. The snowfall in tie mour-
tains has been very heavy, and the mild
wioter makes il certainty that this sEoT
will melt early.
Toe situation about Cairo has been grow
ing more serious daily, and may be said 20
have reiched a crisis The county for
miles is under wstsr, ard hundreds Of
people whoe homes are in the bottoms
have sought refuge in the highlands. Hun
dreds OF farms IN Missouri, Illinois ard
Kentucky are completely submerged. In
many cases families Gre living in boat
houses or RATS, while In other instances
people whose houses are on slight e!eva-
tions stick to them with water al arour Il.
There has been great loss Of live stock, bu.
20 human lives have yet been lost.
More thsn half of the city Of Cairo ia cub
merged and bnsiness is paralyzsd, the
only means of communication being by
boat. The levees in the vicinity still
stand the strain, but the water backs up
ia the rear doors Of the city, as il ware.
Great efforts and thousands Of dollars have
been spent on the lsvees along the loge.
Mississippi, and the boasts Of the contrac.
tors made TIE people believe they were
safe. The people were aroue6d 10 knowl.
edge OF this fact by toe breaking Of the
levee near Arkansas City, where the tin
bankmont VAS bui!t almost wholly OF
sand. Wien the water once 90. through
there seened 10 be 20 s.oppsse, and within
twenty.four hours there was r crevasse 60
feet wide and rapidly widening.
A specisl to the 81. Louis Republic from
Charleston, No., ssye: All OF that part Of
the county lying east and south Of this
city is almost entirely submerged, excep.
tions being natural and artificial MOUNDS
upOl which farmers ard stock have taken
reiarga. II is raining tonight aud the
outlook is discOurngiDg The levee pra-
ttcting the Cairo and Poplar BiuT railway
transfer and csfdle a. Bird's Point. Mo,
opposite Cairo, gave way last night,
and all movable railway prop.
eriy at that place was hastily trans
firEed tc this city, as was ih.t OF the C)t-
ton Belt rold, on which trains were als)
abandoned. All trains from this poiat
over the roai are abandoned. and cjm
munication by rail vita the East is only
viz the Balm ,nt branch to Columbus, Ky,
and the Mobile and 0liO road.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12
ALONG THE RIVER.

rh. Comiog = and Going OF stf"mo'" ~
The Mark, From Above
TIE marks on the laSdins i''' e''''Ds
indicated 9 feet and rising
Capt. John shriyeI' s,od bot S0it ,iTs, iTs ray ts
9. Is fskiug sand Ou, Of tle DICK '''e' 'e
low ,be bridge. ,, H..
10 sivJ 80 80 ylciniiy by the CIDcisra.i i
nso.s oOns - il may re stated that he l. na
paGHeiI' sI~rs has been sbippii Z if'y osrlosds
II ;roa so1t1 per week
The new steamer Keystone state came
;n.o the lard ~ sbJnt o'clock yeste',
S,y afternoon with biz cargo OF ire'Rnt
~, Cnt D ,ints beIoF. Sac discharged some ne
sa;rb. .o' here and took some on snd let for
am stream with cOlcrs fJing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12
DEFINING THE DIFFERENCE.
Cumbs srland Prt sby;eriaIs Greatly Inter
ested in IL vlsion

ested IN IL vlaion.
ST. LOUIS, March 11.-Rsv. DR.. Block,
pastor of the Cumberland Pres by teriau
Church of this city, who stands high as O
theologian and as man of letters, has
watched the proceedings of New York
Presby teries looking 10 a revision of the
Westminster Confession of Faith with
great interest. He doean't understand
why the revisioIists are so anxious to
eliminate predestination from their con-
ftssion, when there is a branch of the
Presbyterian family they could affiliate
with that long ago grew out of the idea of
dsmnation by election-to-wit: tie Cum
berland Presbyterian Church.
Tne Cumberland Presbyterian Church
is a religious denomination that sprapg up
in 1910 in the Cumberland Mountains,
deriving its first nams from its surround
ings.
A dispute arose between the Presbytery
Of Cum berland, in the State of Kentucky,
and the synod concerning the ordination
Of persons who had not passed through
the usual educational curriculum, but
whose services were regarded as demanded
for the ministry by the sxigencies Of
the times. It's doctrine aud church gov
eminent agree with other branches of the
Presbyterian Church except that the pre-
destination of sin is not in the confession.
The church had &c synods. l 800 ministers
and 10, 600 members in 1880.
The Church long ago prescribed An edu-
catioDal standard for ita ministers and
now has colleges in Illinois, Pennsylvania,
Texas, Missouri, Mississippi, Indiana and
Tennessee. Next to the Southern branch
Of the Methodist Church, it is the ranking
Church in numbers and wealth OF at least
four slates-Texas, Mississippi, Kentucky
and Tennessee.
These two churches, the Cumberland
Presbyterian of America and the EvaDgsl-
ical Union OF Scotland, existed for several
years without knowledge of each other,
but finally became acquainted with the
fac, that their confessions OF faith were
similar through the visit of Cumberland
Presbyterian minister 20 Europe. Shortly
after this, in 1874, delegates from Scotland
attended the Cumberland Presbyterian
General Assembly of America, aud Stree
that time the two bodies have sffilia.ed.
The church government Of the Scotch
church is Independent, aad for tba reason
it has drawn largely for its membership on
the Congregational church in Scotland
The Cumberland Presbyterian church now
has en estimated membership Ct $50. 600
II is one Of the three or four denominations
in the country that did not split on var
issues.
Much curiosity is manifested by Cam
barlsnd Presbyterians in the Southwest as
to the outcome Of the controversy in the
old school church. Ifit should terminate
in 'eplit" the reYisiOnis!s would bs well
canned by the Cumberland church.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12
BUCHANAN'5 BOMB.
An Answer From Ohio TO the mcCJmas
Bill.

An Answer From Ohio TO the McCJmas
Bill.
COLUMBUS, Msrci 1l.-SanAtjr John
A. Bnchansn, Ct New Philadelphia, yes-
terday evening introduced bill in the
J~as.s- ~ SsSO. A.so.s.e...s.. ~ss~.'.~ ~
Congressional districts. Should 1t pass
and net he declared unconstitutional, the
Democrats OF Olio would surely elect ID
OF the 90 Presidential electors in 1892.
Had the electors been chosen by Congress
onal districts in 1888 Cleveland would
hive had mi irity of % electors, as the
vote that year shows that be carried ma
jorily OF that many Of the Congressional
Districts of the U Uoi,e1 S:eies.
Senator Bucheosn says his bill is con
stiiutional, and calls attention to clauses
. and Of that instrument which says:
"Esch S,ste shall appoint in such manner
as the Legisla ure Thereof may dlrsci
number OF e'ectois
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A RELIGIOUS MANIFESTO.
The Bsnnets School Law Denounced by
the Wisconsin Prelsfes.

The Bennett School Law Denounced by
the Wisconsin Prelsfes.
MILWAUKEE,. Wis, March 1.-THE
Bennett SctOol Law agitation in this State
mas sskeR - sensational tHrn.
Archbishop Huss, Of this city; Bi3hO2
F.asch, Of Il Crosse, and Bishop Kaizar,
Of Green Bay, the three Catholic prelstes
Of Wisconsin, have prepared and signed a
lengthy statement to the Catholics Of the
State aoGueing the Bennett law, earnest
d. protesting sgair ST its enforcement and
boldly demanding its repeal. Toe dcca-
menl has been furnished the Catholic
organ # The S.ate sad will be msis public
in a few days.
The pfelates declare Tia. the laT is at
variance with American principles. that
Il is Eutssoris,ic to the Catholic Church
acd the Catholic people, and that 1t
should never have been adopted. The
voters Of WiSclnsin are called upon to
opplce The lAs in every msnner possible at
IRE polls, There is a division Of opinion
.s 20 the ultimate effect the manifesto
viii have "a CAthoiic vn,sr1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12
Tho Opera.

Fair sudieLces heard the Grau Opert
Company sing THE Bdgands" yesterday
afternoon AID "Amorila" last evening
It is the general opinion that the company
is much strorger in "The Brigands.' y
The Opera House orchestra was the recip-
lent Of numerous compliments on th'
splendid way they played the "Brigand'
music. Miss Emma Steiner, the direc
.ress of the Company, was among those
who complimented the orchestra.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12
BORDERING ON BARBARITY.
Brutal HazInE Of = Preachers Son by Ten
of Hta Clasxmaffs

Brutal hazlng or Preachers Son by Ter
oils Classmates.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis, March l1.-Will
Dudley, a popular young man Of 1S. SON
of the Rev. Dr.. J. F. Dudley, pastor Of the
Fire; Congregational Church, vas hszsd in
a b.utal manner by len classmates, at the
Washington High School, yesterday after
loon.
Dadlsy, it sppearg, had been tsrdy
Friday afternoon, and consequently his
clsss was deprived of half holiday. Yes.
,erdsy afternoon, after school, Joe Alex
ander, seed 10. son of member of the
Board Of Education; GsorSe McGrsgOr,
agsd Is, son If the Principal Of the High
School, and eight others, fell upon Dud-
ley, dragged him down stairs, bumped
hil head against the walls, cuffed and
punched hin, tore his trousers, and
wound up by cutting Of, close to the
head, large patch of his pOnpadour hair
with pair Of horse clippers.
TIE hszrs are to be arrested The West
Side school authorities, it is said, have
long tolerated hsziag as arsgulsr practice
Principal GcGregor may have to go ss a
result OF The trouble.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12
ss1ere Snow sto1m In Colorado.

DENVER, March II "A very heavy
snow began falling in this city last hight,
and it bids fair to be TIE worst Of the sea-
SOD. Advicss from the mountains are to
the effect that the storm is general. The
Rio Grande has been working all avail
able men ,oD Cumb,r's Mountain for the
lat three weeks in clearing the line TO San
Jusr, and would have had the road open
in day or two, but this storm will undo
ali their work Eighteen inches is Aspsn's
record for the past "a hours, and four feet
has fallen in South Park.
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I'll RIO Rey for 100000.

CHICAGO, March 1l.-Negotiations are
reported TO be in progress between Theo-
dere Winters, the owner of las! seasons
unbeaten two-yesr-old, Ell Rio Rey, and
syndicate of Chicagoans who desire to race
The champion horse this season under Chi
caso colors A veterinarian employed by
the syndicate is said TO have examined ii
Rio Rsy at Nashville and rtp1rted him in
6rst-class condition. Mr.. Winters is de-
clsred TO have sc. his price for the animal
n. 500 600
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The Monumen, to Lee.

RICHMOND, VA March 1.-THE mon
umsn. to the memory OF General Rooei'
F Lee, which will be unveiled here 90
Nav % will stand sixty-ons feet and two
,nches above the gIOund OF this height
the base and pedestal will take thlrty-nipss
feet aud Mercie's equestrian statue u
b,,ss and rider in brorz, will MAKE tne
remaining twenty-five feet and two incnes'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12

The sweet singer Karl Girdner, in
Fdtherldnd, Tjrolesn drama, which will
be seen at the Opera House Saturday matt
nee and night, eDtertsins pleasantly--his
singing being one Of the features OF the
prod uction. Mr.. Gardner sings 6ialtc.
songs. and his iDpersonation of a Tyrolean
peasant arc natural and interesting. 10
the play several stirrin. incidents are in
troducsd, which are made the mtst Of by
him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12

WASHINGTON, March 11.-Rsprssen'a-
tive Mansus, of Missouri, has about coz
clndsd h;s report for the minority oH the
Dill sdnitting Idaho to Statehood. The
report is an extremely able document and
cannot fail to make e deep impression
whfn submitted to the House. Mr.. Mir-
sur has based the opposition to the admis'
sion Of Idaho on the clause of the Constl'
tn'ion which disfranchises members OF the
Mormon Church.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12
DEAD in THE PIT.

st,rvBy Four Men Who Escaped From
the morsa Nine.
LONDON, March 1O-FOur of the miners
who were tntombei by the explosion
Yesterday 10 tie Morss mipe, in Glamor'
gsnshire, Wales, have msde th:ir etcape
from .he pit without assistance.
They crs wlsd through crevice between
the roof Of the mine and the debris. They
repirt that they passed over number ol
dt ad men lying in heaps, and say that
they believe not one ef those in the pit
ara alive,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12
AProbsble Murder.

Special Telegram to the Register ca
CHARLESTON, W. VA, March H. -0A''
urday night two Italians were seen P0''
snipq Mike O'Br;en ct Rush Run ot'ose,
and when midway of the bridge pistol
sbot WAS hsard, shortly tf.er when !ns ;,S
Ttslisns returned, bu. up to TINS eVsul"' Sto,n
n1Rr;sn rtI' h as not been teen nor heard rom
a. f ;ends have bsen looking for him ~
= aitS Sel;svsd ! he was killed and thrown intC
,ss ,;vsr Tine Italians, who are dsgoee,
tf i' Rpsh Rnn yesterday and cannot O'
fAund
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UaoouscIOu. for Four Hourf'
Tslecram to the Register

specisl Telegram 10 the hesIsE0'' ~.
PIEDMONT, W. VA, March LIN
c,In D,uelss, sheeiz, of Keyser, Baln
more and Ohio freight brakeman, & lei
from the top of g car at Wilson's S'Cie .S,
and had one leg broke in one sna 10, .a'
until X. user was reached de isy ms, nav
h-urs unconscious il tie colo anu N
not recover.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12
Ths Times Reward.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE Times
offers reward OF $1,000 to the p.rson or
persons who may di,ccgsr and bring to
conviction, in this New Jersey Courts, the
murder or murderera of Annie Leconey.
The money will be paid on TIE joint GER
tificste cf tie judge who triss and the
prosecuting attorney who prosecutes the
Gaze, after the final conviction of the muir
darer or mutderers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12

CHICAGO, March 11.-Mr. Jonn l. LES,
Ter, the well known Board OF n'Au' : 'P 80
s,or. who returned from New i05x .da,IS : 'im III
Ssvs SC' ago. having become suddenly sI ;gorss ns
% ,Ssfs has been gradually groHing w. 10 ~
s;rcs he reached bone. he was very ya iT% ~
sIds1 ,b;. mornirg 10 and his physicians give hS bs
hope Of his iual recovery lrss mcsss;biy hi a
NAV survive o day or two, or pOSSiO''
week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12
The PrIsst's Letter.
IHb IT TF"ot " 1T WI
special Telegram to the Register.

Special Telegram 10 the Register.
COLUMBUS, O., Nsrch IL "A letiel
from q strike leader at Puxsutawrey, Pa.
to Secretary Ws,chern Of the Uniied Min'
Workers, tells of intense excitement there
On account of the interference OF
priest in q strike. who advised The
strikers to 20 TO work, as all the members
of the company are Catholics. Wa!cherr
indignantly sent answeT:
The church can advise, but it mus
not dictate. Hands off, clerRymen. We
will continue our sid to the striking
minels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12
Not an IotA ErIdence
al Telegram 70 the Register.

SPECIAL Telegram 70 the Register.
CHARLESTON, March 11.-Tbe case o.
'heS.ate V. Perry D,ske. who stood ehsrg
ed sith having killed Rev. l. P. Ryan, il
R'ane comfy, minated to-day by tbs
IarY returning a verdict of rot guilty. Il
turned ont that there vas not an iota o.
evidence Egoinst him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12

Do you suffer with chilblains?-1 certify
10 the prompt relief obtained from the use
of salvation OIL fIr chilblains, and do rol
bcsitsts 10 recommend it ss the best cure |
eysr tried. d HOOD,
" 7A9 W. Pfatt ST., Baltimore, Md.
"Wbst fine chisel could ever yet cut
hrssth!" and yet hard vtxiug cough is
Va, | ali TO bits with one bottle Of DR.. Balls
Coueh Syrup, the favorite.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12
Tueuty Turks Il lied.

CoYsTASTINoPLE, March IA ter
rife encounter between Turkish troops
and s band Of brizapds has taken plsce at
Ella soma. Ths Turks succeeded in dis
persipg the brigsnd0, but lost twenty
killed in the fight while tie brigsnds lost
only six.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12
"The Jolly Palhllndsrs.

Another good SIZED house Witnessed the
performance Of ihe "Pa,hfaders" at the
Grand, last evening, and left highly
ples.ed. A matinee will be given this
Afternoon and the usual performance this
evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12
n,,,.,e, L,rco.n win Not Rs.iga.

LONDON, March 11.-Mr. Robert Lin
coin, the American Minister, authorizes q
denial of the report that he intends 10 re-
sisu his position in cons' q1ehce OF the
death Of his sou.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12
sittsburg Brickmskers Demand an Ad-
vance

PrrTsBURG, March II The bfickmak-
ers will on May l make demsnd for an
increase in wages, averaging from 10 per
cent 10 Is per cent. The demand will
raise the wages of all men employed about
the wards 25 cents day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12

A HANDSOME complexion is one Of the
greatest charms woman Cen pos sess.
P0zzoni's Complexion Powder gives it
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12
BENT ON GAME.
e,rAyBA HOT CHASgAFTsR THE
yse-fg COUNTY NURDERERS.
Particulars Yet as 90 The Reported
lr-,l-g An Exciting Story
P.-s1t aai Capture News Of
r- Fas Expected Hourly.

EA.a A.lstsA
ao ne Rsg-eer.
rsroN, ". Va, March IL
.,, ye. 20 ds6aits Information as
-s. sp1,..d lyrehi0g Of DAbnsy and
& a, eoiored murderers, in Mercer
m. ,hs Probabilities sre that tie
,-. tsue, as there has been a good
.t ssi.ssness sl0ug the Virginia
,.i i, .bs m.riog regior, both IN Mer-
-,.r. .tis SAFE, sud in Tszlwsll
- .,l Virginia. Shooting and
.s srays a,e vesy common among
.s who are mostly eoloTed msn
i-' ~ y.-,.nil. SID t-ese violations OF
...y nothing Of others less serious,
~ ..i.s-,sd q the people TO make az
-'--,. of come one at the nssi opp'r-
'7.! ,r, o. the pursuit srd capture OF
---.---ss-ers named, ss well IS the
i- .. r,rrks. The third murderer, IS
.t.v interesting ore. IL.
rv.s taken into custody on ms Sup
A .--..tra WAS either Dabuey or r.
-tt.5h, not given himself away
.e-. ..,. rs bad killed a man over
v",-'. .f5u. four months aRo, De
st.vs r.t o1. Of .he troaols all
r.. b-irg arrested be az once
p-1 To rHs CONCLUSION
...s s- tbs cdue cf which be was
.-i he 6,st ihi-s be See" ne
l.t t5s Ga, cut O.. ihe 'g, ana .as %
.-. r1i,r a s.rcrg guard 20 'he
,.s5 co-1y JAIL
.5s r-- Tie Of TIE o.hsr men was
6,.ts . large p-sss Of citizens, |
-. ,t,.' of .fsn lou Virgins, TOOK |
,ts f-.t Which eXte1dtd over
-v nesk. The uuilriers "ei' I
1..,t,~- .5- tne El1,~-a valley in'sLu'
.--t,.s. ,,sr .uto Faye'.e cooniy, "aeIe I
Z r,-'s ls. themselves aao1g me
.-i ...-s.f ,----sd uilels. and tVentu- |
.-~-ts .--.r vsy either further noftn /
-.'! -.'!--,tss C s1,aks sud ONO ioto I
-t 2 v'-..... and s'. ire avenues lead /
EH.lrl ..A a.'' .'- De- -.t.L.s ]
i-,totb. EasHta were eloss y @S'easo; ,@S,
i,.. r.r-ia, Constable Walker aad
.b.--,. a.s lsity, whl Lad iOl'o"-
4l...-l --r Mercer clau.y, got on
't. ,-,,r h. .bs .o.,ig,s. and followed
.---,r t-, sfm of J. s.. EEar', 'wo
--,... rs.i o-g.l.. Id O. III, and after
.,--.-.,..,- vi.h Sir. ETs. ana diners
l.c.ttl tls ulrlsrss
RAD TAKEN REFUGE
tab,v now Cos ,ll niSa.-A bspe
Is, r,-r5sraby sitter daIk, t"o ei /
tS-s- r,p.lsi 90 ,5a stable au1 '' we
-o. lo-g ruA t-ey hend i-e l's
s,orirc The Constable i,-r-i-
wrst and safes. 90 -. ,asn -suAin
ron. dsyblvk ,5s 1tx, ao'ai5s
ridav nornng t-c Constable, lis
two cuards ali .wo e- i1.s' 1,ler
mem p-oc..lsl To- t1s stable. Nls1 they
wsrs within stor. 5,arc- O.. De able
thev stepped behind l'r.'.i.S i., q ief
! miautss e9 su8-.s t-s rt. I1ey heard
M nes-o.s kre b. i-s noS, but Il
.-.,s tss.-t. M..sr .-Fs Tsie afraid
,,mst.ss ....k ell li5rey tai maze
bis
-clGs zlN -as BARN.
r..- ,s.r,,.-.rl.f hu 10 halt az be
..,l.g..5 H. s,.7, All ifsd Two shots
..t.-. s,. h. -.s-..l .5. woods u safe.
b. T1-7 returned 90 t1e blra and cap
49, ,-sIsi. t.t.-4 .r t5e NOV.
r-4,v s7.,,-- D.5-s7 .toopsd at vii
Ian Abh1s on Drv Creek, this county,
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- --.-iran -o toc Eagistg-
CHARLESTON, w. VA. March 11.-rb,
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l'7, ey ,he @ so Bslmsi Co.o1o.. "a. ~ /. i
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.5.l.,'e,'rs .. o'sa1 vc-k c1 tbs b5i,l;-'.s ;.'S'
',. solea have bssa s.i oil o7 t-... 8, s,
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~, = !. ,le c.uP7y D. Pass he wo-E T.
'-ly g uP.s,.01. = To
E Pato1 Of a large K,psvb.
,- .''2 csasi by ClI sEann 7, -
3s--,.,,H .,H The ss.itoas company will
~ ,rl,S from ,hs.r new shoos
Al-.eea milss: also that H.
'. '- removed irom H1atipgto, ~
-'i'on. Pe-ileHt Iuealls wbo
20 ias Iczd, IS making ms1S
'f'ce1Is on lhs li1e
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TOOK Al sis Profits Aw.v.

---E o N4rcs l1.-Jsck
A'e1 stree. sAlcouist, paid
s. el'poralion treasury to.
.a' 1asp pias his saloon opsc
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et soldiers Home.
As Rs.-.s-
Aa'ch 1.-The Goysrn,r
-''d james F. Chnlssworth,
.-'y as Trustee Of tie Sol
Il sandusky.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12

. fs,s,i.d AtS ! statement. sigued and sworn to
by Superintendent DArran' showing Tue
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
S,.,r ,c,IysT THE REPr BLICAN LEAGrE

Only one witness was examined yesterday III ue
suit for sll4,4 60 OF Tamadge Martih asain''
tho Repnblican National League. TINS was hI-
Martin one Of the plaintiffs. lie supposed lie sau'
that the bill i'm suit was presented % '"e EoN7 -
vention at Baltimore letter was redu u. 49,.
:. - ,.n,,,o, ly OK President James p. Foster, but
tho nantigs refused 10 sign H. The object OF II "as
to GET them 10 say what Mr.. Foster had mmseu sad'
that the League was ont Of debt. II was said oy
Nr Cav. who i, Democrat that "enerl puuicy
was put at the head Of the League 'ampagn Soh,, y.
mittce because il was suppose" U'a' ''"' ~ "
agreeable 10 President Harrison. . ,,ossrs
f. MA, ,ad by the Leagues attorneys McsSrs. @
blanchard and Gay. that neither oeheiai puus no Dr
-, ,.o,-nrnnr Ioun~hury. treasurer OF the LcasuS,
We're members of the organization. Mr pasSeu -
exnectcd to 20 on the stand next Wednesday