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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29

Paris sent, -. rl" rush I" get 'oii- 'enh'h'> W
French good, e. the uit"d states i"'"" NV ~ "
,Jll can 20 into operation Ii'" ''"' ~.
wa T., ,,,,,,.d ,o fake ear goes fIom Eord"anN
md IIaVrr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29

SYDNEY s. : W. sept .-.-A crowd :" N''""'. w.
d,y att,rkcd the driver II number "' N"'' ~
,r,,. loaded with non union wool. me P'"' ~
promptly 10 the r'sci" ahd di'I"'r>'N ''' "'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29

THE FASsETT COMMITTEE MAKING READY.
Tho members Of the Senate Committed on Cities Will
meet this morning the Fifth Avenue Hotel ana arrAn"
t,r the continuation Of the sessions OF the committee.
Stat. SENATOR cndrcks of the chairman OF the
committee reached the city early yesterday and he ex'
pecs that Senator Fssscm and the other members Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29

London sept. .. tn" morning ""r'"' at "
Pants Cathedral 10 day Wa iut"i1nr'n Nv "'''
, man named EastnI. VII" vi In the '"hf''p"''
committed suicide by sl"rtin: lhi eli t"h' VIII"
revolver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29
MORE LIGHT on TIE PENSION OFFICE.
AN INVESTIGATION lF THE Ct>f, OF Pls.VATE
r: ,BiE,T' H. N.>TE IN RIDER.

AN INEISr:GATlON tF THE CASE OF Pls,fAIE
E,BfG:r pN:>rE IN ,GDfla
washnc cton. sept. =, ,-pecal.-I i, understood tlat
a few days tn Department of tlI' Interior pract-
cay confessed judgment IN the now '"l"bra'e1 pm
sion claim of John GarrI-on. who j. sill serving
h"vry"r. a. chrt Of re hle> IN H." Western Division
An order issued To certain chiefs Oi divisions. u
appr.r,. from which it gradually 'ri Mex. down I" tho
chefs OF ,'cron> AID thence .crM"iird the mind u
the c>amiu"r 10 the effect tEit hereafter i"rimVay
filed To reopen claims upon which Nh" secretary II ts
Interior had pt>ed adversely >h"i! not b" acted nppn
in the Pension Iiu'aI. hut must b" referred Ia ia"
fountain head. it for The purpD>" pre- ,-rly of
rt"ctng this very reform that IN" correspondent ~
The Tribune wrote the much tahri-ot -rat"a of
August II last entitled "" Bold pcn.on office Clerks
Cancclllug an .AdycI-" Decision by III" secretary Ut
The. Interior" secretary Noble deserve, credit for
action in This matt'r And Yet II l. I" i~
dcpDrd That tho Department did not seq fl I" fir-
ni>h the CORE. pondcut of The Tribune with copy
of the Order covering hi, cmucny p'a>ewogthy re-
form. in the br!lGn: about Of which lie played a
modest part. 1t looks almost if this "rcr had
lc.n i.ucd in >lamcfaccd and >ecretive manner. ~
though the authorities wcp. half afraid OF II H. \
>prcc> II bonlL>lell whirh might unrxpert dly "A-
pud" or a Guy Fawk.> dark lantern that might sud
denly blow up the whole pcH-ion establishment IL Is
10 be Presumed. therefore. that these methods are
part parcel of that Departmental courtesy
which -,icnalhcd rhc Tribune article complete
mi>-tarr"nt of ~" facts in the ca>'. AID which Dis
missed a Civil service cmpolc and cN solder hpon
the >r,plcion that h. either wT'" Or Inspired II.
~ The Department has thus practically admitted III"
corn "A, .,r he Garrison ca" l. concerned. the cor
rr>Ip dent .. Tn" T.il,unc ma1'> the direct AMI
,p,ihc char-r l.at Me>sr-. Io"r and Nannlatcr hat
long before been in tho ha't Of treating the decisions
Of tie secretary with contcnpf. The "a NJ for increase
of pension e" Robert Dor>t". prvat" Of Company n. 4.Id
Illinois Volunteer Infantry. certificate No. 2'."-. VIII
duulte>> show If examined. tha; hi application was
r, r,ted under act OF tu-u>t 4. l->G December L.
l-- and February Il. l:.. He peu>ioncd for a
r,u >hn wound ~ left ti-l Perceived At the ba'tl ot
shiloh. Tie m"dcll examination ccrtiic> that " h,
cannot the foot in >tan!ln, ovi:S Ia tie extreme
>hnirniug @ f'r lir1. t'Ir fio: In walking by
th a,d uf appliances. In -taI ling IN" lch foot Lang,
In from; And the E!it one There l. total dis
ability uf the entire limb: and :" rates th" Medical
Board at Hu-lvr. Ind, October 20. 1--'i. The "A
>.,ant scr rotary OF TIE Interior Ia appeal stvc, The
follow l.lE opinion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29
RELENTLESS NIHILISTS.
THEY WRECK \ TRAM SUPPOSED TO BE
CARRYING THE CZAR.

LATFSr ATTEMPT TO KILL THE AUToCRAT OF
ALL THE T.uS>lN>- -MEAGKE DE-
TAlLS OBrAINABIF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29
WHO WILL TIE NEW COUNTY 'Lthh hE


The death Of County Clerk Reilly caused r"h>dcr-
.h,c discussion la, nigh, among politicians ho'h aS
~ who nj, immediate successor i likely I" h' ana tue
length Of the term which he will serve. hdrr thc
,ow the Comfy Clerk must lie chosen at q H'h'rai
c,c,ion and his successor when the ONCE ha" become
vacant is appointed hy the Governor. III" Jaw az"
,iros thar tho successor elected must be chosen ~
tho next election. This leads many I" h""'N'
that County Clerk must il>O pe c"''"
,h. fall while Others hold that h' d'''"
- ia, secret ,ry of state has already Sc'vci the I'VE
ccary notice ON the sheriff of this county a. I" WI"
ai,ers nm>i ,c elected this fall the cle' '"h "'
,,uu,r Clerk TO succeed Mr.. Reilly Will have I" :"
ovor another wear. leaving his appointed successor
Nftcer. months To serve.
Tudor the new election law III" county
tlcrx has to certify 10 th" nomination III
candidates and it Is upon inns "'''"'
, that the ballots Of the candidates are rrcn ~
,hn nnilic.s ,Xwn~c 4 successor must Ice hpl"nh'r'
wi,h,n tho next few DAYS on thi> account; ~ -
,rnmUht Thai cN i>,cmlyman William :' " hc!i,;
wh" is nov a clerk tn" County ,hIh "''c' wv, M,,'
nt tho nl,re lie is a vim District Idlnn'h. zen m
ncro, 'rnc friends Of Patrick j. S'nN NN WA. w.
'u,h to hc appointed. h. Is cuirrN i'h''i"' WIZ"
thr new Ballot .aw and il, requirements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29

a. Cunningham, Controller Theodore W. Myers
j. +. McNuty, Patrick Keenan,. and Ernest Iiai-
ver The Tammany answer to Mr. JACKSON
letter was discussed and it resulted in the sending
Of this letter tn Commissioner Gilroy, which may
now be considered to be practically final answer
to Tammany Hall TO any and all requests Tor
union ticket:
dear Sir: Permit me to acknowledge IN" recc,p'
last night of your communication. bearing uitc -
tcmbcr o. containing resolution anop'ea u! !o''i
organization. - - ,,,,t ,f tho Eow-
Work County Democracy that your communication lis is
con.iderrd a direct refusal of conference lon,, Nc'!
truly, ,,,ir,a, T., .H ,.r, of ;bc C,mmtt,r
II is further said to mean. by leading DEMO
crots that Tammany will also have to go IL
olone- ON the Congress and Assembly n"in!ni-
inns as we'll as the local To Governor I'M thlS
Ietter from the County Democrats WILL i~ one
f ,he worst poli,cal "slaps in the face that ne
has received since lis political career began: It'
!" y notice TO him that the County Democrats oil
his CITY do not want and will not submit TO- any
outside interference Chairman Murphy mission
orv work has not been of 80 fruitful Il nature as
thc Governor had been led to believe 1t was ana
the 1atc of the nominations ny the two i"r'lohs
are So near at hand that it will hardly hr pos
lille for the Governor to get his peace commits
sioners" at work again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31
BLAINE vs.. BLAINE.

Owing TO little Mr.. HARRI>oN'S Jeal-
ousy Of him. Mr.. BLAINE is being talked
about a great deal these days. He all
ready overshadows the Republican ma
chine. and when he opens his mouth
tbo administration and REED and No
KrNLEY shake in their shoes.
IL is nothing but wonderful how Mr.
BLAINE has changed in 4 few short
wears. II is only two years and SIX
months since he issued his famous Paris
proclamation, which established the
Republican policy Of a prohioi'ory
tariff. Vow he is damning that very
noliey up hin and down dale. He will
have nothing but reciprocal free trade
Within this comparatively short period
his conversion seems 10 have been com
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31

ItIsnot probable that the Force dill
will ever become a law-public senti-
ment has condemned 10 in too loud
tone and too emphatically. 10 is, there
fore. scarcely worth while 20 worry
about il: still the echoes which still
float round about us are interesting to
students OF human nature. The North
ern organs lost no time in jumping onto
the south with AN four feet the instant
the South threatened 20 retaliate with
the boycott should the federal force in
fanny De inflicted upon il. But there
are people who live in very poorly CON
structed glass houses who should be
circumspect in the matter of hurting
missiles at their enemies.
The Memphis Commercial points TO
this fact and says that before Northern
editors begin To- jcer at the South for its
proposition TO boycott the NORTH be-
cause of the infamous force bill, they
oneht To look into the attempt Of the
PENNSYLVANIA iron manufacturers TO
boycott southern iron. Our con-
temporary goes ON D say some things
that ought 10 interest the North as well
as the south. 10 says:
.Thev recently went 10 the railroads en-
fcrine that State from the south ana IN
sisted on a higher rate Of freight on SCUM
crn iron. la order 20 keep u out OF tueiI
markets The Baltimore sun, an uncom-
promising friend Of the South, and always
fronpt i'm the vindication Of these states,
has expOsed the feeble attempt 40 under
maud dealing. and shows that IL is absurd
~ sneak of the comparatively small
amount Of Southern iron that IS carried
and vet ia the same breath 70 advance rates
10 keep this small amount from competing
with the native article. 10 Is clear thal 1ue
fr,r industries i'm Virginia and other
Southern States are beginning 20 make the
shoe of the protected PENNSYLVANIA manu-
facturer pinch very badly Few years
ago hc wanted protection from the paupef .
labor of Europe, and now he wants pro
lection from other States OF tuC
union In the latter case ne cannot
yet Congress 20 intervene as ne ulu lu
fhe former. but hc has sufficient influence
Win me- Pennsylvania railroad 10 lay an
er,bargo ON southern iron. or course 50
narrow and shortsighted a policy Will only
defeat its own object. II the iron moun-
f,,ins OF the south cannot be carried TO the F.
business mahOmets OF PcnnSy lvania VINO
have the good sense 10 buy where tnel can .
buy cheapest. the mahomets Will ~ 70 tue /
mountains In the words Of Pennsyl- .
vania iron man: The whole upshot VIII +
be- that the furnaces and iron manuiactur- /
fi.. I'M this State who use southern iron .
win try 20 get the Pennsylvania road 70 /
give another and lower rate, and " taey /
don't there is a probability that nunoer I
OF the furnaces win De moved 10 Virginia, .
where they will have everything al tner
disposal and instead Of paying tolls on lne .
a,v material viii only have 20 pay ireisht .
ln the manufactured article. Much OF the +
capital invested Iva Virginia is by Pennsyl- .
yanians. They did not SO into this thlng .
Tor fun. they mean business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31

plctc from the "homc market" theory
TO belief i'm the necessity of extended
foreign markets. In relation to this re-
markablc instance Of enlightened change
of mind there are presented below, in
parallel columns, the distinctive features
of Mr BIAISE'S views as expressed by
him in lsS7 and in lS90. 1t is mighty
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31
PARTISAN ROBBERY.
The Methods by Which Republicans Pro-
pose to Hold "A seat.

pose to Hold "A Seat.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., July 29-When the
Venable- LangstOn contest comes before
the House a very lively debate may be eX-
pected. The majority Of the Election Com
mittee some time ago agreed 70 report IN
favor Of seating Professor Langston. +.
&. Vcnable. the sitting member, is Dem
ocrat, and was returned by 6i2 plurality.
The Republican vote was divided, Pro
fessor Langston receiving T., $50 and Judge
Arnold 800 votes. In the consideration
OF this case the majority of the Committee
on Elections are said 10 have ignored and
violated all precedents, legal aud other
wise
Their aim seems to have been to deprive
Mr.. Venable of enough votes 10 leave the
colored professor with a majority. Pre-
cincts where Mr. Ncnable had plurality
are rejected on all sorts of technicdlities.
One instance is specially deserving OF at
tention. \ negro comes forward ana
swears that he saw = certain number or
negroes. nearly 800, vote for Professor
Langstou How he knew this TO be true he
does not explain. He was not an otflcer or
the election. He also swore that thirty
negroes voted for Mr.. Nenable and that
the Judges of the election did the same
thing. lie also testified that he asked TO
be allowed 10 see the vote counted and that
his request was denied.
On the strength of this refusal to allow
this negro TO witness the count the Election
Committee assumed that fraud existed,
probably under the insane belief that the
Lodge Force bill is already law and re
jected the returns from that precinct Then
they allowed Professor LangstOn the vote
the negro swOre he knew the Professor had
received, but they fail to allow dr. Ven
able the thirty votes the same negro swore
Mr.. Venable received, as well as the votes
cast by the judges of election. In this way
they soon figured Mr. Nenable out OF his
642 majority and figured Mr.. Laagston into
Congress.
a strong minority repOrd has been pre-
pared. and the case will be bitterly contest
81 in the House. II is well known that eX-
Senator Malone has taken strong per
sonal interest in this case with the view OF
preventing the seating the Professor Lang
ston He denOuncos the course OF the
Election Committee, and as General Ma
homes RepublicaniSm cannot be question
ed. il is evident that he wishes TO convict
the Republican majority Of the Election
Committee, Of a political outrage so mon
strous that even he thinks IL should make
the supporters Of the Lodge bill blush.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31
AMERICAN AID.
A Rumor That Guatemala Wants to Hire
FiIibusterers

A Rumor That Guatemala Wants to Hire
Filibusterers
KANSAS CITY. Mo, July GA New
York dispatch states that an cX-Colonel
Of the Seventh Missouri Infantry has
offered to the Republic of Guatemala to
raise and equip 5000 recruits within
two weeks If $4,000 be placed in bank
in New York to their credit of trustees
and to be held as guarantee. Two eX-
officers of the Seventh Missouri infantry
live here. One of them is Captain ThoS
II. Phelan When asked If he had
made the offer TO recruit
1900 for the Central American
Republic Capt. Phelan said that
the persons connected with the matter
were now in this city, but he would give
no information concerning them. He
said that in few days he would be at
liberty to make public some CORE
Spondence on the matter. The Captain
declined to say whether he was con-
nectcd with the matter in any way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31
CT. MARY'S FEMALE SEMINARY

UNIVERSITY, Lexington, Va.
For Catalogue, address
iv-.svt0v q " q LEE. prs,iI. rf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31

ylecial Correspondence Of ~ Rsg.s'sr. ~
MorNrAN LAKE PARK. July 2y;-pr
W. l.. Davidson and his brother rams
DR. Hite. Prof. Muchmore. Prol. Line,
Madame Kaspar, DR.. Fullerton auu 49,
=. Z. Bollock are all here ready lor '"0''
mart tn the work OF the Assembly.
The Norrantowu orchestra arrived TINS
evening. ,...,.. l,,.
Mercury was up 10 "a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31
strengthened the Porte.

LoNpoN. July s9.-The SidRdGI9 $
correspondcnt at Sofia says; me
Englisb Ambassador, Sir w. a. White
arrived nj ConStantinople NJ an oppol-
tune moment To Stideu the Porte TSso-
luton 10 resist the demands OF the nus
sian note. II Turkey had yield 70 nus
siam menaces a continuance OF peace
would have been improbable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31
DOR SALE.
No. IS ZANE STREET.
PUBLIC SALE

Good property. Term, very easy.
Enquire on premises. JyiONAI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31
Exhausted Material.

The counting out OF Democratic mem
bers Of the present Congress has thus
FAR proceeded 20 the extent that out OF
the four Congressman chosen by the
pie OF West Virginia at the last election
To represent them. only one still holds
his seat. and il is presumed that If any
body could have been found 20 make a
contest against him, he would have gone
too. making the revolution complete.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31

HELLO, Is the millennium ncarngF
IL is hard 90 believe that there eN-
lists street railway company
which finding itself possessed OF
surplus earnings over and above divi-
bend requirements, Of It's own motion
aud without solicitation voted % apply
a portion OF these 70 Increasing the pay
OF It's drivers and conductors, but this
phenomenal corporation actually exists
i'm Wilmington. Del, and 10 has leaked
out that ON Monday of last week 10
made the hearts OF its men happy 10y
announcing that wages would be luz
creased e. per cent. all around.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31
YOUTHFUL HOPES BLIGHrED.
A Roy OF Seventeen Prevented From Maj
rying "A Girl of Eleven.

rying a Girl of Eleven.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. July 29.-LaSt
evening youthful clipping couple from
Taney county were arrested at the
Frisco depot, where they had purchased
tickets for Red Fork, l.. T. Their
names are Albert Smith, aged Il, and
Pearl Mcdonald. few months over II
years. They will be returno. to their
parents. Young Smith had only $50
left. which. jtiS said, he purloined from
his father before leaving home. With
this amount they proposed to begin life
in the Territory after they were mar
ried. When arrested the youth wilted
and made clean breast of the matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31
LONG JONES CALL FOR 'os.
Farmers and Laborers Invited to His ST.
Louis Convention.

ST. Louis. July 99-"Long' Jones, OF
Illinois, has issued a call for conven-
tion OF the Farmers Alliance. the Farm
ers' Mutual Benefit Association, the
Grange. the Union Labor party, the
Knights Of Labor, and an such organi-
cations. To meet iu 81. Louis September
3. To orgnnize party. adopt platform,
etc. not with a view 10 nominating
this year. but for the pur-
pose OF preparing for the National cam
paign i'm iSq2. IL is not yet known now
the different bodies will receive the
call
Jones is a politician OF note. lie mas
held office under Republican admins
tratiOnS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31
CALL OF THE
Democratic Executive Committee
or Ohio County for District Mass
Meetings TO Elect Delegates TO
the State and Congressional
Conventions.

Alta MEETING OF THE OHIO COUNTY
n Democratic Executive Committee on July
18th. iSgO. 10 Was ordered that there bee held in
the several Districts 90 the county. on SAVUR-
DAY. AUGUST 81. Mass Meetings for the pun
pose of elecun- Five Delegates from each Dis
irict 10 represent the County in the State Con
ycntion nj Grafton. on AUGUST l3th. and Five
Delegates from each District 20 represent
the County in the Congressional Convention.
the time and place of the last named conven-
zion 10 Dee d .reaficr fixed. and that such meet
inc, shall convene 40 O'Clock P. m. IN the City
Districts. and o'clock p. n. m the Country
District and az the following places;
Washington Di>trict-No. GA Main street.
Madison pistrict-Second Ward Market House.
Clav pi>trict-Squire " II. Davis Ollce.
Union District-Police Court Room.
Centre District-Filau' Hall.
Webster District-Democratc Club Room.
Richie DiStrict-kuoke'S Hall
Liberty DiStrict-We>t Liberty.
Richland DiStrict-Brick School House
Triadelphia District-Elm Grove Town Hall.
A \. FRANZHElM. Chairman.
GEO s. OTTE. Secretary.
jy2O23.27 . 99.;O3iaul.2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31
House and Lot on the Island

pI VIRTUE OF THE WILL OF THE ilI.
ID Sarah Harvey. will. on TIT ESpA. .
18th DAY OF AUGUST, ls9l. az I'D O'Clock
~ said DAY. offer Tor sale before tir
House door 81 the Court House of Ohio c..t.
In the Cltyof Wheeling the following ya
piece OF property. lying and being on W..
Island in the said city tc-wit. The west 3D..
OF lot number four. iu Zane, Island ad
rs laid out by Henry Moore. fronting 80
the north side of Zane street. and runnin-
l23 feet 10 an alley.
TERMS OF SALE-One-thiri of the rlr
money in cash. and the residue boo tWD
payments OF six and twelve months. nItI
ierest from the day 81 sale the deferred
ments 10 be secured by "a lien retained upon
property. The title il believed % he uurt.
tionable r. A. GILLESpl
Administrator with thc viii annexed of S..
Harvey. deceased.
WILLIAM H. HALtEK. Auctinn"'r
WHITE a ALLEN.
y 4 Q me
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31

II TIE worst came TO the worst and
the south should put on the boycott i'm
earnest. what would the North do with
out the Georgia Watermelon such wealth
cr as this2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31
MOUNT DE CuANTAL
NEAR WnnLlso. " va.

SISTERS OF THE VISITATION
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offers exceptional advantage f'r thorough
cation 81 young ladies in all departments. Dr.
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sophical Chemical and Astr1nnmlral Apfarlf.
Musical Department specially noted. Corp.
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from Conservatory al Stuttgart. NorHl CO...
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health. Ten acre, Of pleasure grounds. Bo.
excellent.
For Catalogues. and references 20 patron.
all the principal cities address
sepl TIE DlRECINLA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31

Wum FoEAKER holding the reigus OF
the Republican nag in Ohio, the Demo
Gratis OF that State ought TO be active
and mbilant an around this year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31

PARIs. July 29.-Gen, Mltre, VINO M Wa
Formerly President Of the Argentine Re
nnhii, and who has been residing here Tor
some time. has suddenly taken his depart
ure from this city
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31

Irs funny TO hear them talk Of driv-
ing BLAINE out Of the party. After the
operation is performed 10 will De seri-
ou. question which side is out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31

CoXSrANs1NoPLE, july 29.-tour nun
bred Armenians who took part IN I Jn'
riotouS demonstrations against 1ne /"
triarch in the Armenian Cathedral sun
dav. have been arrested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31

There l. not a section or a line la the
entire Mckinley bill that viii open a mar
ket for another bushel OF wheat or an
other barrel of Pork.'-from James q
Hllin.'s Lefferf 0 Ssnrf0r Frgs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31
How They Work.

NhdrG NlQc1n-f7N
The Tariff and the Subsidy bills work
together tremendously. The Tariff bill
is drawn that American ships may have
nothing TO carry. and the Subsidy bill
pays them for carrying &C.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31

Since Vice-President MoEroN was
"hcld mp" for that check by MATT
QUAY. hc has had no experience of free
hooters until the recent robbery of his
wife's Jewels az Saratoga.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31

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