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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-30
HORROR IN \ TUNNEL.
Three Cable Trains Collide Under Chicago
River.

CucAGo. August 29.--Almost horror
occurred in a tunnel under the river at
Washington street this morning. one
train got stalled i'm the middle of the tun-
mel: another followed il, ana third fol
lowing that became uumanagcable on the
down Grade toward the center, ran upon
the second train, which in turn ran into
the first and general smash, in which
the three trains were involved, was the re
suit The cars of both the middle and
front trains were badly wrecked, and while
no one was seriously hurt, the passengers
were badly shaken up. For few moments
there were scenes of the widest panic i'm
aginable Some women screamed ana
tainted. while others Jumped Off the cars
DRAGGING their children with them, and
precipitating themselves upon the dimly
lighted tracks on which the west bound
cars run. Order was, however finally re-
stored and traffic resumed.
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SHERMAN EMPLOYS ALIENS.
The Ohio Senator's Idea Of Protecting
the American LabOrer.

AAAN ANAANAANAAA AsA"NAhAf
WASHINGTON. August 29.-Senator
John sherman. of Ohio. has succeeded
in bringing upon himself the displeas-
ure oi che local Knights of Labor and
the Federation of Trades Assemblies
The trouble grows out Of row of hand
some brick dwellings, senator sherman
is having erected I'M the northwest sec
ti0n of Washington. and the complaint
itself Is that an the bricklayers and car
pcutors employed thereon are uuuatu-
ulrod English mechanics. said Co have
been lately imported FROM England,
thOuch TO is NOT certain chat they We're
brought over expressly 90 build Sher-
mani, houses.
The subject has been Investigated by
several agents of the labor orgauila-
t.ou,, and Che report made that 'therc
is rot single American mechanic driv-
Inga uai' or laying % brick on senator
Slornuu's new houses They are all
subjects 90 Her Majesty. the Queen"
Even thc architect who designed the
row ol fifteen is said to Doe am unnatural
.loi Br.ushcr. and when Che buildings
aro completed they promise Co Doe "quitc
Eug ,h. YOU know.
just why thc Ohio Senator did not
have This work done by American me-
.lar.-s is question that is pulling
th. labor leaders here. There are pleu-
ty of competent hricklaycrs, carpenters
and other building tradesmen ont of em-
u.oNuout u this city. and they could
have erected the row of fifteen just as
substantially and elegantly rs the Eng
i,hmou. There may bc some sort of
method iu senator Sherman's madness,
but certain ir is the question Will be
asked him by organized labor, not only
Zoo Ohio but al over the country. why
did YOU DO ito" Whether Senator Sher-
MANS course is iu conformity with his
ideas of .reciprocity" or not cannot De
stated. but BE- is toierJbiy certain that it
wiu require some sort OF explanation IN
ease tlc Ohio statesman desires TO 90
into thc neNt Republican Presidential
...... .....
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-30
LABOR CELEBRATION TO-DAY.
Everything Indicates Large and I'm.
posing Array.

To-day the sons of toll will own the
town. Labor Day comes but orce year.
and il is only right that one day should be
set apart TO the pleasure OF those who contri-
butte so much 10 thecprosperity and general
welfare OF the community The parade
will be a conspicuous feature Of the day,
and will be one Of the most unique and
picturesque professions seen here for many
a day The horse car employees, who are now
out on a strike. have decided to parade in
full force. captain, J. J. O'Brien. Mr.
Shaughnessey as Lieutenant The Labor
Parade Committee held final meeting at
the Nar.-I. .ettcr Office last night, and all de-
tails Of the day perfected. The invitation
extended 20 the fire department 20 turn out
% take part in the parade was accepted.
and the boys in red will turn out in full
force II will be q great procession
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-30
BROUGHT ABOUT PEACE.
The Fruit of Minister Miners Efforts in
Central America.


Central America.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., August 20.-Act-
ing Secretary Wharton to-day received
la telegram from Minister Miner AT
Guatemala. through Minister Ryan at
Mexico City, dated the 2Sth inst, as
follows:
"Went again 90 Acaiutia i'm Salvador
ON Monday with three of the diplomatic
corps. Met Provisional President with
several hundred leading men OF the Re
public. Basis of peace explained.
slightly modified, accepted and signed
by Gen. Ezcta. Returned here (Guata-
mala1 Yesterday afternoon when Guata-
mala also accepted and signed. Both
parties have been officially notified Co
retire their armies i'm four hours and TO
reduce them 90 peace footing in eight
days. This establishes peace in Central
America
Acting Secretary Wharton said he re-
garded this as q satisfactory settlement
of the trouble.
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nn,n cnmnheII rIrIng mIrh.

NEW NoRK. August 23-Dave Campbell,
the Oreson heavyweight, who held his own
FOR ten rounds with clever Jim Corbctt is
anxious 90 90 20 England 90 fight JACK
Burke The Ormonde Club has offered
a purse for Burke and Dempsey said
Campbell last night. "but Burke can never
reach f5S pounds again. ] SPARED with
him some time ago and would like very
much 90 meet him 20 "a finish ] can fight
at l7O pounds in "a pinch, ANA ] am sure
Burke cannot scale less than that and bc
strong. II the Ormonde Club viii oficr q
fair purse for Burke and myself J will sail
for England in the first ooat. do not
think Dempsey Will 60 abroad TO tight Tor
- QUO when hc can get chance at S''UV
by fighting FiUsimmons IN this country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-30
Advice to Mothers.

NIRs. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP mas
beon used by mothers for children teethine
for over fifty years with perfect success
II rslieyes the little sufferer at once, pro
dnces natural, quiet sleep by freeing lS tnS
child from pain, and the nttI9 enTlrr '.l,.I
awakes as Upright as button. IL Is s.,.s tor!
pleasant to taste, soothes the child Sonoens o-,,
the gums. allays pain, relieves Wlnu, -
lates the bowels, and Is tue VS. a.;Si,e 49,, .
froro FROM tsething or other causes. Twenty-Five
cpnfc
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MANNINGTON's BIG JOHN.
The Burt Oil Company Has IA Five Hun
dred Barreller.


MANNINGToN, w. Va, August 29.-The
Burt Oil Co.'S No. > was drilled in to-day
aui 10 30 this morning reached the second
pay sand, at which point they got quite an
increase in her flow. The owners claim by
actual gauge that it has been doing % bar
refers per hour, or at the rate of j52 bar
rels per day since that time II is given
up 10 he the big John of the field by all oil
men. The Southwest Penn pipe line made
connections and made run of one of the
80 barrel tanks that had been filled This
well is owned by the Burt heirs, and
drilled on their tannery farm of eighty
acres. They now have three other wells
drilling on the same property, and two
other rigs building and built. McGraw,
Watson X Co. have started their Black
sherc No. > rig. Gilmore and
Bennett are building their Dancer
No. in Southtown, adjoining
their Furbee No /. Logan Oil Co have
spudded by their lost tools IN their Haw-
1ins No. !, and expect 10 take hold on
them by morning. This well is about 800
feet northeast of the Burt gusher, and on a
good line South Penn Co. are building
several rigs. Morgan Co.'S Beatty No. !
is looked for in any hour. John McKeown
is rigging up on his Beatty lease. Col. 81
Hughes, the General Manager of the South
Penn Co., is here looking after their inter
psfS
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TALKS WITH WEBB.
A MEMBER OF TIE STATE ARBITRATION
BOARD
Holds a Mysterious Meeting With the Central
Chief-Both Refuse 70 Talk-wsbb Says
the Strike IS at an End-Stock
Yards Strike Fails.

New YORK, August 29.-Florenco +.
Donovan. one Of the State Commission
erS Of Arbitration, called upon Mr
Webb and superintendent Touccy at the
Grand Central depot this morning aud
remained closeted with them for half an
hour. Subsequently hc refused 90 talk
about his call. Neither would Mr..
Webb say anything that would throw
light upon the mattar Tho claim of
the knights relative 90 the inability of
the road 90 handle any more freight
was fatty denied by Mr. Webb. who
said that yesterday 100 freight trains
were moved consisting 81 i.l19 loaded
cars and l,GS1 empty ears, while lf
Buffalo and Albany l.lc7 ears were in-
terchanged. Mr.. Powderly when shown
this statement said 10 was not so.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-30

LONDON, August 29-The movement fol
the recolonization Of Palestine by the Jews
has received an impetus by the revival OF
the anti-Semitic laws in Russia. Hundreds
of families of Russian Jews are arranging
to emigrate to Jerusalem to escape persecu.
ton. Funds have been started in several
towns to aid the poorer Hebrews to carry
out this plan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-30
The oil Market.

PrrrsEUEG. August 2o.-There was
some Improvement to-day in the pctro-
lcum market. About 25.O0O Pennsylva-
mia oil was sold and 1000 Lima. Little
attention was paid to Lima, and one
broker expressed the opinion Of many
by saving, Lima is no good. PennSyl-
vania oil was weakened by Bradford
and Oil City Offering it down There
were few sales. aud il declined from
So % - D..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-30
SOLID FOR WILSON.
Gen. Catchings Confident of Ills Re-elec'
tion-War Claims Bill Passed.

Gen. Catchings Confident of Ills Re-elec-
tion-War Claims Bill Passed.
Special Tslsgr1n % fhs Regi''s-.
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. August e9.-Ihe
House to-day passed the Omnibus Wal
Claims bin for border States. As passed
it contains the West Virginia claims
precisely as hitherto given iu tine Reels
rrE. Itis believed the Senate viii pass
Che hil before adjournment. This is
thc Din lor which Enioc, of Tennessee.
ha. been making hard fight
Representative Catching>. oi Missis
,'pnL who with Mr. Wilson attended
and addressed the recent Democratic
convention of tlc Second district says
.-I was delighted with Che earnest. en-.
uusIastic spirit manifested. The Dem
ocrats are thoroughly aroused and they
appreciate Wilson. All with whom
talked assured mc that the district Will
give h.m 1000 Increased majority and
have un doubt OF DO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-30
Moundsville Camp Meeting.

August 21st to 3lst B. & o. trains
will leave Wheeling for Moundsville
camp station daily, except Sunday, at
GOO and 500 a. m, and 100 and G:lO p.
N. Returning will leave camp station
AZ ESQ a. m, and 1905, APO and 1000
p. m.
Sundays. August cath and 3lst, one
train will leave Wheeling for camp at
$50 a. IN. promptly. Returning will
leave camp station at 500 p. m,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-30

OTTAWA. on. August ~ Forty China
men arrived 1v s.eamer last week at VIC
toria from san Francisco. where they had
been refused landing. They say they
w.l work their way across the sound To
Washington thence south to their original
destination iu san Francisco. Within the
a,- month or sol large number OF Chinese
har. arrived lt Victoria, from which point
thcv av their plans for smuggling them-
selves INTO rla United States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-30
Dun \ CO.'S REPORT.
Variations Of the Thermometer Of
Trade.

Variations OF the thermometer OF
Trade.
NEW Yoak. August 29-R G.. Dun *
Co weekly review Of trade says Wool
sales 40 Boston reached 3,OOiOOO pounds
and many mills having substituted Terri
tory warp for fleece wool in use. the market
for fleece has been weak Better orders
for woolen goods are reported hy the mills
The past week has witnessed some
further improvement in the demand iOl
manufactured forms of iron and steel plate
and structural mills being crowded with
better prices In some cases. But the pig
iron market. excepting 20 private accounts.
from Philadelphia, is badly disorgan
lied at present Stagnation prevails in
the coal trade, and IL is admitted that May
prices stlll rne in actual sales. The
failures occurring throughout the country
during the last seven days number $50, as
compared with 1872 last week For the cor
responding week of last year, the figures
Were 2l2
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A NEW ENTERPRISE.
\ Big Lantern Factory To be Erected on
the south Side.


For some time past II has been known
that a Company was in process Of organiza-
tion in this city, having for its object the
building and operating mammoth lantern
factory. the proposed location being point
on the South Side Matters have now pro
gressed 80 far, that il can be said, with
definiteness, that the Company has been
put into shape. and an application sent on
10 Charleston for a charter Those inter
ested IN the enterprise, so far as known, are
Archibald PAUL, =. b. Dobbins, }. y
Vance, O. G. Dewey, j. j Jones, w. i.
and B. W. Peterson, and others. 4 capital
of slOO. 600 has been subscribed, or is as good
as subscribed and the Company have pur-
chased a piece Of ground, just north Of the
Warwick China Company's plant, fronting
sixty feet on Water street and running
back one hundred and twenty feet On
this ground. after il has been cleared Of the
old buildings which az present cumber il, a
commodious building will be erected and
the manufacture Of lanterns on q large
scale begun.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-30
TARIFF DEBATE.
Senator Carlisle Argues in Favor of Free
Wood.

WASHINGTON, d. c., August 29.-ThC
Senate took up the tariff blll and on motion
of Mr. Plumb the duty on cordials, liquors
was increased from 3 to - 4 gallon; on
bay rum from 81 to =, and on champagne
and other sparkling wines $40 dozen
instead of s.. To still wines, per
gallon In casks - cents instead
of 30 cents, and less quantities In proper
tion ale. porter. and beer, in bottles or
Jugs 40 cents per gallon, instead OF 81
cents; malt extract In casks - cents per
gallon, instead OF 20; iu jugs 40 cents gal
lon. instead of 40
Schedule *, 90 relating 10 wool and man
ufacturcrs OF wool. was then taken up.
All the paragraphs from No. 255 to 3G9, re-
lating 10 raw wool, having been read, Mr..
Carlisle moved 20 have them all struck ont,
so as 20 have wool put on the free list He
argued at length In support of his PROPOSE
tion After further debate the Senate adj
fOurucd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-30

LONDON, Aug. pa dispatch from Cal
cutta SAYS that the Ameer Of Cabul has re-
turned in triumph to bis capital after an
absence of two years, during which he has
been engaged in subduing the rebels against
his authority. He has treated the rebels
gith great severity and cruelty. All AT
ghanistan is now tranquil and subject to
the Ameer, his principal enemies being
fugitives in Russian territory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-30
washington News.

The Senate agreed to the conference re
nort ON the ioiut resolution for the relief ol
Inc Oklahoma sufferers yesterday.
The Senate yesterday, by vote OF 81 "a
n reported TO agree TO the finance commit
tees amendment TO strike out the provision
in the tariff bill allowing drawback on
cnlt nsed i'm eXnOrted meats.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-30

RlruoRr. Mn. August 29-There is
-..ne .o bean iutercstiug legal contest over
rhc new Australian election law. The
Governor SIGNED 10 after the expiration of
thc time limit following tine adjournment
1ftte Legislature, which. according 90 the
opinion of prominent Republican laWye
renders 70 Unconstitutional The Repuol-
can State Committee met I'M this city to-
iav and decided to make the contest The
case win likely bee taken to the United
States Court of Appeals.
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SHE POUNDED HIM.
\ Deacon Asks for II Kiss and Receives a
Beating.

GAINESVILLE. Ten, August 29.-Yester-
day. in the Mountain Springs neighbor
hood. Baptist deacon went TO the house
of a Mr.. Solby, u neighbor, and finding all
the family absent but Mrs. Solby, he called
her dear sister and asked for kiss.
The woman, who weighs about @W
pounds, ierled loose from the deacon
sciZed a chair. knocked him out of the house
into the ward. telling him to the ground,
where she continued to pound him most
numerically aud was only prevented from
beating him to death by the arrival OF the
deacon's wife, who, hearing his cries ior
help. came 10 his assistance.
Both parties have grown children and
are members OF the same church, and the
excitement the affair has created is intense.
The woman had a warrant issued for the
arrest of the deacon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-30
French Right. in Newfoundland.

LONDON, August 29.-The standard, COM
mentug on an article iu the ForiHiOhHB Re-
ric,c, upon Newfoundland, by Premier
Whiteway and his colleagues, says that no
time ought TO be lost in ascertaining def
nitely what the French rights in the New
foundland fisheries are, and IN purchasing
their surrender by the method which Lord
Salisbury has adopted SO successfully in
an analogous case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-30
Ohio Horse Thief Arrested

Specidt Telegram 70 me heytoteF'
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, August 29.-De-
tective Mehen captured VIM. +. Elrod, an
alleged horse thief, in this city to-day.
Officers from Monroe county. where Elrod
is alleged 10 have stolen a fine horse from
Jno. S. Rhoods, had traced him here, but
lost the clew to the thief and horse. Cap
tain Mehen got the thief and located the
horse. Elrod will be taken 10 Monroe
county, Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-30
For West Vircinians.
,acial Tslearam 10 ne R.gis,r.

Special telegram 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August 29.-Senatoi
Kenna to-day to-day introduced bill tc
pension Sarah f. Hairless, widow OF Cum
berland Hairless. late of Company b, Sev-
enth West Virginia Cavalry.
REPRESENTATIVES Anderson and Wilson
will 20 to Hinton on the 9TH Of September
To address a Democratic meeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-30
Art Against Pork.

PARIS, August 29.-Lc Paris prints the
following: 1.-THE negotiations between
France and the United States, relative 10
the American tariff, are approaching Ia
vorable conclusion. The Washington gov,
ernment will remove the duty on works OF
French art, and France will remove the
prohibition against American pork.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-30
ENDED rmE TROUBLES.
The Chicago stock Yard. strike pc-
clarcd on.

CmcGO, August - The stock yarls
strike has been declared on Tho Chicago
and Alton strike has also been settled and
I the men will return % work There .s
nothing left Of the Lake Shore strike. aIl
Of the men who will Boz employed having
returned % work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-30

MILWAUKEE,. WIS, August ~ ne
deadlock in tlc First Congresslonal 9ls-
frIct Republican Convention enoeu ,g,u','
.,. -f. ,rsf ballot I'M denomination OF II. \.
C0ons- of Racine This retires Represen-
fa-.te CaswelL who has been Ia Congress
fourteen years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-30
west virginia Tensions

SPECIAL T.'sgram 20 ne Rsgis'er.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. August 29.-l'en'
sions have been granted West Nirginian'
as follows. Ouginal-William Lasore
pine Grove: Harry Bowie, Goose Creek
Robert Harper, Walton; John W Baxter
Hartford CITY: Thornton Baxter, ParkerS
burg: VIM : Cobun. Albright; John L.
Sipe. Talbotts. ,..,.. o,
Francis II. Mitchell, Smithville; Mary
widow of Samuel a. Underwood, S3lrley
Rachael A, widow Of Lewis L. owens
Arnoldsburg. ..,.,.. ~,
Mexican widows Mary A. WHO" OF
George Lair, Of keVser.
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The silver Purchases.

WASHINGTON, August 29.-The offers OF
silver to the government to-day amounte9
10 .358. 900 ounces. The amount purchaseI
was -. 900 ounces, as follows lOO'OyO
+ nunces at Sl1 ,949; l5S,OOO ounces at 81. 30
/ The majority of offers was at very hlsu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-30
r,rrIbIe Accident at woodsleld.

SDfri1l IfIe1rdW 70 tNt He1lSItT'
WooDsFIELD, o., August 29-At the as
cension Of the balloon at the tair grounus5
to-day, Milton Redin was entangle1 Il anu
carried one thousand feet. His hold broke
and he fell to the ground, killing him IN
sfHmflN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-30
Washington County Fair, September 1st
fo Ttb.

September 1St to 5th, inclusive, the
r. Il O. Co. will sell excursion tickets
from Wheeling TO Washington. Pa. at
81 50 for the round trip. Tickets good
returning until the 9th. 2s,3O.3l,l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-30

BALTIMORE Mn, August 29.-Rev. Mich
aeI Brennan. member of the congregatier,
of the Mission Of st Vincent de Paul ana
professor of ST. Vinceuts college Los
Anreles. Cal. died of typhoid fever in tnis
.,f,-at D. o'clock this afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-30
Boulanger Denie, Conspiracy Charge.

/ PAWs, August 20 -lnreply TO the appeal
of NJ. Thcbaud, asking him 10 reply to tine
charge made by the Fig.Wo, that while bee
was holding "a command in the French
army he negotiated with Prince jerome
/ Napoleon. with view tO the election Of "a
President of France by universal suffrage.
Gen. B0ulanger has authorized NJ. Thebaud
/ 10 ansMer the oharge made hv the nApor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-30

Pirr,rrEG. PA. August 29.-.Suit was
entered to-day against the Allegheny base
ban club National League by a G. Pratt
* Co.. 90 recover $40 forplayers uniforms
bats and goods purchased before the open
-.--. Ii The .nl.nu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-30

H,nn1snrEo. Pa. August 29.-Governor
Beaver this morning issued "a proclamation
cauiur forthc proper observance OF Labor
nav. Monday next All State departments
win be closed
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KEPT 1T QUIET.
Hartman said to Have Retired from the
Illinois Central.

CucAGo. August est has leaked out
that am important resignation took place
on the Illinois Central road some days
ago. and that the directors have for vari-
Gus reasons seen fit 20 keep the matter 10
themselves. 10 is said that az the last meet
ng of the Board OF Directors In New York,
Vice-Prcsidcut H. n. Hartman rendered
his resignation. and that 10 was at once ac-
.sarfnH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-30
A WHY Customer

went % q drug store and asked for SOZO-
DON'T The storekeeper said, We're
out Of that, but here is something just as
good The practical customer said: NO
you don't, and walked out 10 a neighbor-
ing store and got bottle Of SOZODONT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-30

Cars NAV. y. j.. August 29.-The3P Presl-
dents family left for Cressou this morning
no O. o'clock In a special car attached 70 tae
regular q o'clock express train ON the West
Jersey railr road
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Ericssnn,s Remnlns DO to stockholm.

WAsurNeroN. ID. c.. August 2g.-Ihe ne
Swedish authorities having requested that
the remains of Ericsson be disembarSed az
Stockholm rs originally intended, orders 70
that effect have been sent to Baltimore a'
. ffnsnar lrrr.tr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-30
Excursion to Pittsburg.

For the Labor Demonstration at PitIS-
burg. September lst. the B. & o. X. H.
Co. will sell Excursion tickets ct -
GOOD returning September I'd.
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Cnncrcssmnn CowIes Renominated.

RALEIGH, y. c., Aug. 29.-Hon. W. II. H.
Cowles was to-day renominated to succeed
himself. as the Democratic Congressman
from the Eighth district,