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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-07

MAJOR MCKINLEY has many friends
Ia Ohio and i'm his canvass he will de-
pend upon his personal popularity in
stead Of political principle TO carry
him through. AS q man the Major is
al right. But the people Of Ohio are
looking for q Governor and they want
20 express their opinion Of Mr.. Nc
KINLEY as q tariff tinkerer. BY the
way, Gov. CAMPBELL is a mighty pop
mar man. TOO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-07

THE improvement in small arms has
had at least one curious result. Some
protection for troops exposed to gall
ing fire is now demanded, and an in
ventive genius has submitted TO the
Austrian War Office a corselet which
he says is bullet-proof. We are going
back to the despised military methods
of our ancestors, it seems. 1t now de-
wolves upon the inventors to make a
rifle that will let daylight through the
cOrselet. That's the way it goes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-07

THE next big guns the British make
for their war ships they had better try
on shore with a very long fuse, aad not
wait till they are mounted on shipboard
aud the ship put TO sea before the trial
is made, as in the case Of the "Corde-
Lin y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-07
Mining Company Incorporated.
"a 1lLenrrm 10 tha Reatster.

SPECIAL TsLs0TcHn TO ms RedtSter.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, July 6.-The
Silver Bell Mining Company was incor-
porated to-day to mine or bore for sill
ver iron, copper, coal, oil and minerals
generally. The Office will be kept at
Piedmont, Ecapital $3.50 with the
privilege Of increasing it to $4,000
+. NJ. Boyd and others, of Homecoming,
Md. are the incorporators.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-07
Ohio Liquor Tax Returns.

COLUMBUS, O., July 6.-Among the
counties that have reported their liz
uor taxation to the Auditor of State are
Mahoning aud Trumbull Of the eastern
division. Mahoning has 253 saloons and
her tax on the business amounts TO $780,
174.91. Trumbull has 1O5 saloons and
the tax on them is S12, 3S9.07.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-07

If Mr.. NIEDERINGHAUs is manuiac-
turing American tin plate in his st.
Louis factory why has he just laid in a
years supply Of Welsh tin plate pnr-
chased under the old tariff?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-07

THE esteemed Intellige1'cer informs Us
that "SIiss Jennie Cars, Of Paw Paw
Mich, picked 100 quarts Of strawoer-
ries recently" Well, was it a pick
ing match? If so, what was Miss JEN-
MES time?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-07
wH1rEwR1eur, TEX, June .. 1891

Chamberlain d. Co., Des MoineS, Iolra:
Ship Us at once one gross Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy, % cent size, and two dozen so cent
size. We are entirely out and had nearly
forty calls for it this week.
o. Y. RATHBUE & Co.
This is just such a medicine as every
family should be provided with during
the hot weather. 1t never fails and is
pleasant to take.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-07

NEW YoRK, Chicago, Cleveland, St.
Louis and San Francisco are after the
next Democratic National Convention.
They an want TO see the winning can
didate nominated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-07

Persons going out OF the city for ;he summer
months can have the Daily REGISTER mailed TO
them at any point in the United States or Can
ada at the following rates, including postage;
Daily and sunday, one week. &c
Daily. omittihg Sunday, one week.. ....loc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-07
Died of Heart Disease.
Spscia, TELEGRAM to the REGISTER.

CLARKsBURG, w. VA, July GA man
by the name Of Keith, formerly of WeS-
ton, died suddenly at the Muthoran
hotel this morning, of heart disease.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-07

WHAT is the use Of going to the
mountains or the Sea-saore when we
have such delightful weather right at
home d?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-07
REGISTER AT WASHINGTON. D. C.

The DAILY REGISTER is on sale regularly az
the News Exchange on Fourteenth street. De-
tween Pennsylvania avenue and street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-07

Mr.. BLAISE is reported to be very
sick man, and that in all probability he
will never resume the duties of the
Office Of Secretary of State. With
BLAINE out, what will be left of the
Harrison administration?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-07

OUR Electric Light Commission Wis
tied Pittsburg plants yesterday. From
there the tourists will go to Buffalo.
BY the time they have swung around
the circle they out to know what Wheel
ling wants.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-07

SHORT BREATH, palpitation, pain in
chest. weak or faint spells, etc, cured by
DR.. Miles New Heart Cure. Sold at the
LOGAN Drug Co.'S aud 2. B. Burt's, and
at Bowie Bros, Bridgeport
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-07

A SOLDIER who died at Vicksburg in
1868 has been drawing pension Of SIC
a month ever since, with $1,000 as back
pension. When the discovery was made
a pension Official said that it was "a
mighty curious case" Yes, a right
good joke on the tax payers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-07

By the way the Republicans in charge
at Washington are singing out money
for pensions by the millions one is forced
to the conclusion that they think the
boys in blue fought for Doodle only.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-07

A COMPANY has been formed with q
plant in TenneSSe to make steel direct
from the ore, without first reducing it
to pig. Steel manufacturers will watch
the outcome of the experiment with in
terest, as it is expected to revolutionize
the steel industry aud greatly reduce
the cost.
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A Massachusetts, Republican has told
Washington correspondent that he
considered the Bay State doubtful in the
coming election-"a good deal more
doubtful than Iowa is
1t is not local iealouSies or personal
antagonists among Republican poll
tinians t. which he attributes this state
OF things; but ''the discomfort and
the apathy prevailing among Repu6-
lican circles in Massachusetts, proceed
from the distrust Of the men who are in
charge of the Republican National
machine" 1t is the presence of QUAY
at the head of the National party or
ganiza;i.n and the recent choice OF
CLARKsoN as president of the National
League of Republican Clubs.
These are the disturbing elements
producing "unrest" in the party, &C
cording to this Massachusetts, Republi-
can. And it is easy to believe that he
is right. AM while 1t might have been
possible to hold the honest ane intelli-
gent majority in Massachusetts, to the
Republican party in the face Of tariff
which destroys some Of their greatest
industries and financial policy whose
wastefulness shocks New England
ideas Of thrift, these elements are surely
driven out Of the party By the predomi-
nance given men like QUAY and CLARK
son as its acknowledged leaders.
The latest disaster wave took brief
rest Sunday but started at work bright
and early yesterday in the shape OF a
cyclone which killed outright ten con-
victs in the Baton Rouge, La, peni-
Tertiary, injuring six fatally, thirty
more or less severely, and demolishing
the building. Let US hope this will
end this Attest series of horrors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-07
BALLOT REF0nM IN MICHIGAN.

BALLOT REFORM n MICHIGAN.
Ballot reform aims to attain to two
ends: one, the simpliicatiOn Of the bal
lot. so that the ''Straight" party voter
may have as little difficulty as possible;
and the other, the accounting for cleo
ton expenses.
The new ballot law, just passed by
the Michigan Legislature, covers both
these points. The official ballot con-
tains the names of all candidates placed
in separate columns by parties under
distinctive emblems, and the voter by
stamping cross at the head OF col
umn makes his vote count for all the
nominees Of that party.
The new law also requires candidates
and political committees TO fiic sworn
statement of all money expended; but,
as this provision is said to be taken
from the New York law, it may not be
found as effective in practice as it APP
pears in theory. Oae step in advance
taken by the Michigan reformers is that
by which there is incorporated in this
law the provision that no candidate
shall "treat" or otherwise entertain
voters, or pay for carriages to bring
them to the polls.
Michigan seems in dead earnest for
pure elections, and its new law Is calcu-
lated to mako ALGER's "barl" froth at
the bung-hole in impotent rage.
YESTERDAY was a great day in the
history of Steubenyille. Labor cele-
brated there in splendid and fitting
style. The turn out was immense, and
the town was full to overlooking with
men of iron muscle and deft fingers,
from Ohio, West Virginia and Pennsyl-
vania, including also the delegates to
the National Convention OF American
Flint Glassworkers' Union, now in ses-
sion there.
A COMPANY has been formed with q
plant in Tennesse to make steel direct
from the ore, without first reducing it
to pig. Steel manufacturers will watch
the outcome of the experiment with in
terest, as it is expected to revolutionize
the steel industry aud greatly reduce
the cost.
A SOLDIER who died at Vicksburg in
1868 has been drawing a pension Of SIC
month ever since, with $1,000 as back
pension. When the discovery was made
pension Official said that it was "a
mighty curious case" Yes, right
good joke on the tax payers.
Our Electric Light Commission Wis
tied Pittsburg plants yesterday. From
there the tourists will go to Buffalo.
BY the time they have swung around
the circle they out to know what Wheel
ling wants.
Mr.. BLAIsE is reported to be very
sick man, and that in all probability he
will never resume the duties of the
Office of Secretary of State. With
BLAINE out, what will be left of the
Harrison Administrations?
-s,-
By the way the Republicans in charge
at Washington are singing out money
for pensions by the millions one is forced
to the conclusion that they think the
boys in blue fought for Doodle only.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-07

tured in the various newspaper ar
ticles?" asked the scribe.
Fully So" said Mr.. Dickey- "Why,
I have seen one of these leprosy victims
walking along with a nose, an ear and
four or FIVE fingers eaten nearly off.
Sometime cheek will be gone,
then the chin, an eye or part
of the arm. 1t takes the
form of a running sore, and it is
hard TO imagine more repulsive sight.
1t a most peculiar disease and incur
able, and the cause of it has baffled the
skilof some of the best physicians Of
Europe. One theory is that fish con-
tract the disease, and that the con-
slant eating of fish by the natives
brings on the disease. One sym ptom Of
the disease which seems wise pro-
vision of providence, IS the fact that
the victim as soon as attacked with
leproSy loses all feeling, and you can
stick a needle into him anywhere with
impunity. This is frequently done to
determine whether or no the
disease exists in the patient. But
the victims are all colonized on
one Island, and there is little danger OF
the disease spreading"
How about Honolulu" asked the
reporter.
''This is place of about 10000 peo-
pie, has electric light, modern street
ears, an opera house and modern build
ing, and is quite metropolitan in its
makeup"
"How long do you remain at the
Institute?"
81 shall be there three years longer.
Am pursuing a special course In archi-
lecture, after which 1 expect to locate
IN California. Have been going back
to the Hawaiian Islands each summer
on visit, but think / will forego the
trip this summer"
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

far from port, and as they have not yet
returned grave fears arc entertained
that some of them have fou,dercd.
PARIS, Nov. 1s.-Wednesday's gallo
caused an immense amountof damage
In all parts of Francs. Many tempo
rary buildings devoted to ,anoranas,
circuses and the like were destroyed.
Two persons were killed at Pavilly,
near Rouea. by falling debris: A youth
had his neck broken at Have by being
struck by the covering of van which
had been blown of by the gslc. Several
vessels were wrecked at Fe0mp Only
one man was drowned. Two smacks of
Cherbourg with their crews number
ing ten men. are missing. A hospital
at Lorient took Gre durins the gale
and the flames spread with Iuch rapid
ity that the ordinary means Of exit
were cut of and the paticnt had TO be
rescued from the windows. Many Of
the patients were injured. The force
of the hurricane extended as far "a
Marseilles On the Mediterranean sea-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
ROU7ED7HE RLDSAGAIN
Anarchy Raises Its Gorgon Head
in Chicago Once More.
SECRET MEETINGS RiIDED BY POLICE
The Disciples OF FArsons and Spice Sur
Dsissa IN Thsir Conference and
the Einsi~Adsrs Placed
Under Arrest.

cacAso. rov. Is - One hundred
policeman. headed hy Inspector Ly-
man z Lewis and Capt John T. Ma
honey. raidsd two anarchist meetings
at No. "a West Lake street Thursday
night arrested twenty-threc Of the
headers and took them TO the DcsP!aines
street station. Henry Miller. Daniel
Suffsr. Ernest Rspper. John Dsisch
and Conrad Nesser were booked on
three charges carrying concealed
weapons. r-sistin. arrest snd dis
orderly condnct The others werc
charged with disorScriy conduct and
resisting an osfcer. CoErsd hesser 10
Che only one known % have been con-
pecsed with the events Of Eve yeays
ago Thomas Grief gave bond for
each nan in ths sum Of $500.
A Csmplets >arprise.
The appearances Of the police was .
Parsons and Spisa Some attempted
- resist arrest and draw rsvolvers. but
tb-y were discovered before they had
sn opportunity to fra Many red flags
bearn< iseendiarv notices wsrs
ssixsd. sDd q quantity Of pamphlets
urxing the "dowa-tradden" masses 70
threw o4 ths ycxs Of the rich ep-
pressers
The meetings bad been in progress
hall an hoar. The halls on the third
and fourth aoo-s were crowded with
rnen listening - she sgitators denounc-
srx the police fo~ interfering With the
ssencrial meeting AZ the West Twelfth
Ssr~es Turner hall the night befsre.
A score OF uers we're in the
saloon sn the ground floor drinx-
hx bser aud tslking of the time
scen 20 ec,ss when they could use
6vnarnits with eeqd eject on the dors
Of th- law Every ens was ss fever
keas when the doors Of the saloon aew
epen with . crash. inspecter Lewis
aad bis nr-n came pouring in Throw
ap reur hanass" saeutes the INSPECTOR
eom~ haras vent 40 ard sone reached
tewsri hip-poekess Then there Vas .
scransl- s.s seraie erd she nen who
sstesn pses rS.istsnee we're sader arreat
w.. xss Afraid - nte.
enc feslsv ssraed D-sh-l drew ~
vcs~sr. soa whea 9f'cer Edward New
msa seixsd hin hv the wrist with one
band ard ,iaces tae nurxls Of ERE rr-
vsf~~r .xssast his bead. hs cried.
"Shecss Sheet I sen "a sr.rshist and
pss AFRAID " ate fer the s.ase.
IL the reassisae Inspector Iev's
and cs-s N.ae.sr l-a s-vessv. Svs -
-. SQUAD - te kas meetings n prog
rr~s ga "a. thirs ard fssrsh hsor&
c~inx 10 80 IssS sppissss ssd sssm ,
Eax sf he sns~ehisss wishia shry I'D
srs hear tse ef<feers ecsnins Nlthons
: sr~~rass wersirx she ss>rs we're
tsresi sren Th>a ssers ~ss . rash 80
~. g,FSesra cad II the kxil
.StzAd yosu xreas3f" saossea Josa
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

GlecIsncr. who occupied . chair on the
platform.
Down with the devilsr cried some
one else. Bat the officers paid no heed
The conronrd: Throw up your hands"
was give . it was generally obeyed.
In bot, ~, the red Tags decorated
the walls -. red bunting draped the
pictures OF tbs '.martyred heroes" Of
1887. As the police entered the room
some of the leaders attempted to tear
down the fags and buntinG, but before
they could be disposed Of the e6lcers
got them
Taken 70 the statis~.
As soon rs She police had secured the
men each one was searched. Then tho
halls were searched and more flags
were found On one in large gilt let
ters was printed Anarchy forever"
on another Onward u eur motto. In
union there is strsngth The leaders
among the crowd add these who lad
revolvers were taken to the Desplsinss
street station and locked mp.
A Secret Asssisx.
The meeting was at the old head
quarters, where Spies, Parsons, Lining
and the other "mar,yrS" used 70 advo-
cate dynamite for the polics and burn
ing the town. II was to have been .
mass-meesi1g, but The action Of Inspee-
tor Hubbard at the Wess Twelfth Street
Turner hall in forcing the hosting Of
the stars aud stripes and threatening
to dispersc the meetina.n. further use
was made OF violent language.
the night before caused . change
OF programme It was feared
detectives nigh: get in and fst
evidence sha: would lead TO The arrest
OF some of the speakers
Among tho men arrested with re-
volvers was David Sutter. . Buffalo
anarchist fle was taken after hard
struggle by Officers Sinsrott and Carey.
Oaicsr Webster grabbed Ernst Kill.
basiri. who gave ~ his home New
York. He vas in the act Of drawing
q revolver. ossicer Newman took .
revolver from . man who was trying
To prevent tbs oflcers from entering
the saloon.
a, Dangerous A. Ever.
Anarchy lives today just - strong
as ever ID did said Inspector sehaacix,
les old enemy, "only i. is in . different
guise There are just ~ many
anarchists, and do not know
bat there are more In Chicago
than there wcrc four years ago.
Thev have had two years in which TO
e " hold They are IN . di2eren I
eaise thsa n = we're four years ago. 70
Is true. but the priaeiples-shoss OF op-
position to government-ars jass -
deepset as ever. They do not pose
before ths people - snarehsstA.
sat have organized labor. 60
cal and edaestiopal societies -
tsis gives them . certain class OF
persons shev weuld aos get 20 afiliass
with thera II they were sailing under
the ED anarchistic sccietiss' names
The same spirit exists and Il 10 Just -
dangerous ss ever They are class OF
peorle Who shsvii be closely watched,
ard there should bs some on. whose
especial business IL 10 TO watch them
saa Heshisg ess2r
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
WORK 0lTHE BIGS7ORN
Devastation on Land and Sea in
Europe 10 Widespread.
MANY VESSELS WRECKED on TIE SEA
Sailors Swept From the Decks and Ris.
gipg bv Gigantic Waves-o. eet Of the
Tsnpcst In Eng gland, france.
Belgian aad Spais.

LoNpox. Nov. 13.-A fishing smack
hailing from Ramsgatc reached here
Thursday after terrible experience.
Four of her crew. while assisting in
handling the smack in the worst Of tho
gale. were swept over rboard by ngigan-
tic comber which -a;ne aboard the ves-
sell
The steamer Hawarden Csstle, in ths
eoasting trade, wss wrecked 1T the
mouth Of the Mersey Thursday night.
The Grew took refuge in the rigging.
Unsuccessful attempts were made to
rescue the men, and four bodies were
washed ashore. The White Star line
steamer britannia and the Inman line
steamer City of New York sailed from
Liverpool "Wednesday. An immense
wave boarded tho Bsi.anaic and car
ried overheard .Qusster rmastsr McKen-
xie. but the big ships made Queens
tosvn safely.
The sleop Julia was wrecked ct Bill.
bao. on the Spanish coast. and eight Of
. crew Of eleven were downed. The
launch of . Spanish man-of-war in
trying to make the ship was driven
ashore at Vile Sarcia and Eve men
lost their lives
All Drswnsi tut Yssr.
Loxpex, Nov IA bark which
stranded o6 Kinsale. Ireland. has been
identified - the Clyse. She was com
nanded By Capt Wilson and sailed
from One bso. October I. for Liverpool.
Her hsilinR port n Quebec. The life
saving crew ct Kiusale succseded in
rcscuiag the captain and four Of the
crew. All the other nsn on the bark
were drowned
TIE storm 10 bess'u--.
BRussRrs, Nov is-The storm was
felt with unusual severity throughout
Belgium. At Antwerp the shipping
In the Seheldt suffered severely. Much
damage was done ~ Chcns and other
places
Euisa ~ . FsiiieG Cht~ssy.
PARsa Nov. IA woman WAS killed
~ Routsi By . falling chimney dur
Ing the stcru. At Lenans . railway
rusrd vas blown from his ~sia By the
vieienee Of the gale and killed.
IL Frsacss
Rorresvv. Nov. is-Noshinz but Q
r,rrh estimate can BE made Of the
assars done BY the terrible storm
which s>t in here Tuesday night and
which without statement lasted untiI
Wednesday nigh. II il known from
tbs nesssr reports already received
shss the loss eceasionsd By sse
gale VII BE snermona A large
nunnber ~ houses IN the so~n we're
! uaroofeA ssa oatssEsdinss ~srs bios q
As~n vp snd ss~a ne es&ss the loss
10 life 80 prsps~ty nsss have t..n
vesy hssvy In The viessisy 81 Bss-
Lsr~s assv AsnEns bsss wsre shrsws
: s.Aers - possxs1 - ps~e>s oth~s
asAsss Sssss wsTs caught IN TIE gale
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
VESSEL BLOWN UP.

4 Towboat STRIKES OIL Line aud II
Destroyed with All on Board.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Nov. ia report
has just reached here that the tow
boat Ticc. Of this city. struck an oil
line in the Ohio river near Dixrnont.
Pa, at o'clock p. m. and an ex-
plosion followed The boat was con-
sumcd in few minutes Capt. John
Dippolod and six men were on board
and oil are reported lost
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14

CcLorApo s.eiyos. Col, Nov. is
Rev. w. j. r. Taylor. ID. D., of Wash
ingtou. secretary OF the American Sab
bath union. left this city Wednesday
on . trip to Salt Lake City. apparently
in perfect health. While crossing the
main range at Marshall pass he died
from heart disease. DR.. Taylor was
Tor twenty-ons years pastor of . Re-
formed church in Newark. N. j.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-14
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A BIG SHORTAse.
Ex-Treasurer Turner. or The y. Of l., 10
HlA Books In Mad Copdtisn.

Ix-Treasurer Turner. of the u. Of l., Hoe
Hls Books In Mad Copsitisa.
TOLEDO, O., Nov. 1s.-rhe sensa-
ton of the X. OF L. convention
Thursday was the report of .
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sion, At the request o, General
Secretary Hayes, to enmine the
books. which he found in very bad
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A committee Of the w. c. T. U. pre-
ssnte6 . petition asking the knights to
indorse q resolution demanding equal
wages asd equal suffrage Sr men and
women; alse that there b the same
standard Of purity for men md women.
They further asked that he knights
Join them in demanding that the
werld's fair be closed on sunday and
that the sale of liquor m the fair
grounds be prohibited. In answer TO
this the assembly adopted resolution
assuring the ladies of its hearty sup.
port in all work for the alvspcement
cf nu-ransty