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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-07
sULLIvAN's sTOmAOH SUPPORT.
Corbett's Backers Demand That the
Champion Shall be Bare to tho Navel.
Phil Casey il Nom -Committal.

Corbett's Backers Demand That the
Champion Shall be Bare to tho Navel.
Phil Casey is Non-COmmittal.
New ORLEANS, La, September c.
The weather during the present carni-
val of pugiism could not be brighter.
This morning the cool breeze set in from
the southeast, aud the town was wash
ed bright and clear by rain last night.
The talent about the hotels greeted
McAulifTe warmly, but no more so than
they would have welcomed poor Billy
Myer had victory perched in his clumsy
fists. and as McAulifTe met his admirers
the men of pugiist discussed the affairs
OF last night.
Walter Campbell, Arthur Chambers
son-in-law. and 12S-pOund challenger OF
the world, said this morning:
"McAuiffe was clever, was he not?
He would fight little while and then
come away, using Judgment to gain
time. He did not seem strong at the
start Of the fight. He ought to have
whipped Myer early"
Captain Frank McWilliams bad this
to say: "What do thinkP Why the
result was just as IeXpected. McAuliffe
cut out pace that Myer could not
stand. Myer is a good boy and a
slayer, and the fight was hummer"
Joe Lanns1 was happy. He remark
ed: II was glad to see Jack win. 1t
looked as though the contest should
have been terminated in four rounds.
III McAuliffe was in shape he would
have won in that length OF time. Myer
is as plucky as you can find. McAul-
iffe's generaship was remarkable. l
believe he is the greatest ring general
in the world. Sullivan told me that
Jack was the greatest tow-hand lighter
in the business. never saw a fight
better managed"
The announcement sent out from the
Corbett train was the subject OF uni
yersal comment last night. Corbett's
hacker. it was said, would demand that
sullivan should appear tomorrow night
stripped TO the naval. The Cor6ett men
claim that in previous fights Sully has
worn his trunks high up, and that be-
meath he had been bandaged to protect
his stomach. The fact that the Coroett
party would to-day make demands upon
the Olympic providing for an exposition
OF SulllNdn'S stomach uuIluS IuC ubOVlC
was printed here this morning, and as
Sullivan read the papers ne called the
attention of Phil Casey to the mattor.
but himself expressed 10 concern.
Just before taking his man for exer-
else Casey said the fighters often, if not
usually, wear a pin pitch plaster over
the abdomen to stay the stomach. Nc
Aulife, Casey thought, had worn sup
porter in his fight last night with
with Myer, and he knew no reason why
Sullivan could not do the same il he
wanted to. However, the quiet and
cautious trainer Of Sullivan would make
no declarations of his purpose in the
matter, nor would he say what response
would be made to the demand Of the
Corbett people as to Sullivan's style Of
dressing. Sullivan, when questioned,
nositiyely refused to discuss the subject
or to declare any opinion. He break
tasted in his room, read the papers, and
al 10 o'clock he started to the gymnas-
INN club for his exercise.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-07
svsss, TELEGRAM to the Register.

WASHINGTON, D. c., September g.
West Virginia Republicans employed in
the government printing Office here are
in state of indignation over an assess
ment upon their current years salary,
levied for the purpose of making up a
$4,000 contribution to the West Vir-
ginia Republican campaign fund.
The Republicans in question think
an injustice is being perpetrated. Ihere
are probably two hundred West Vlr-
ginians employed in the Government
printing Office. In the past, assess
ments of two per cent. were levied, but
in this instance the limit has been raised
to six per cent.
Secretary of War Elkins is held re-
sponsible for this assessment.
Since his return from West Virginia
several weeks ago, he has been pertina-
ciously dwelling on the necessity OF
making extraordinary exertions to raise
a big campaign fund for West Virgin
las. exclusive use. He explained the
absolute necessity of making unusual
efforts to keep down the Democratic
majority in that State. The matter
was lGlhbu ONCI III lhNPUOAiS"N PN4'S'NS
circles and it was finally decided to
make a special call on the department
employees from West Virginia.
The unfortunates in the Government
printing Office were the first victims.
though it is entirely probably that the
other departments will be visited for
the purpose of "frying" other Republi-
can residents from the Panhandle
State.
Secretary Elkins is said to be conf
dent of raising forty or fifty thousand
dollars through the medium OF this out
rageous and unprecedented squeeze
and talks cheerfully of carrying the
State for Harrison by means OF this spe-
cial corruption fund.
The West Virginia Republicans In
question, angry and protesting, but
fearful of losing their places In the
department, are dropping their little
wads into the contribution bag. These
department employees average in sala-
ries 5000 year, and II each contrib
utes per cent. of years salary the
necessary $4,000 will be easily raised.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-07
THE ARKANSAS ELECTION.
None But Intelligent Voters at tho Poiis
and the Result Is an Unexpectedly Large
Democratic Majority.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, September 6.-OI-
cial and unofficial returns OF yesterdays
elections have been received from thirty
two counties, giving Democratic maiorities
ranging from % TO ], 100 The only Repuo-
lican majority is reported from Jefferson,
which is four hundred. II has heretofore
given eight hundred Republican majority.
Partial returns from Crittenden, Re-
publican stronghold in Eastern Arkansas,
gave Democratic majority OF 2Jo. in
sometowns in Western Arkansas, Whlp-
pie aud Carnahan, Republican and Popu-
list candidates for Governor, failed to re-
ceive any votes. This city will give
majority of 700 for Fishoack.
The majority for Ffshbsck in
thirty counties, including five counties in
which there is larse negro vote, is r.
1t is impossible TO correctly estimate the
majority Fishback will receive, on account
OF the popularity of the vote. The failure
to rally the negroes and their refusal TO
vote have non-plussed the political mathe-
maticians. Fishback will probably receive
a majority in every county in the State eX-
cept Phillips, Jefferson, Chico and Scar
cey.
The result is the expression OF Arkansas
voters who are unable to read and write.
The Australian ballot system having kept
from the polls those who were unable 10
prepare their own tickets and were unwil-
ling to acknowledge their Ignorance, by
requesting the judges TO scratch their oal'
lots for them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-07
NEWSLETS
Interesting Pieces OF relegraphic News In
Small Space.

The President has recognized Bernardo
EcbeIman as Vice. Consul Of Chile at
Chicago. Ills, and A. Schneider Vice
Consul of Belgium, at Pittsburg and for
numerous counties in the State OF Pen nsyl
Henry Asher and c. Anderson were
killed in an explosion at The Wayerly, Mo-,
coal mines last night, and Jack Delany was
fatally injured. The men were ct work on
scafolds ia the shaft, repairing damages
done by fire in the mine last Thursday,
and Archer dropped a match The explo-
sion instantly followed. The men fell over
thirty feet.
AtCincinnati, O., last evening Patrol
man Ellis Price attempted to arrest hich-
ard Spaulding. a colored man who was
rerrifyinp the town with navy revolver:
In the struggle the revolver went on and
shot Spaulding dead.
I.atonia races: First, seven furlongs,
Odrey won; time, 1:z9l<. Second, oHe
mile. Flower Denis won; time. l;tS2z-
third. one mile and seventy yards, hope
fni won: time, 1:451[. Fourth: nye jur-
longs. Culver won: time, los Filth, nve
furIongs, Aurora won; time. l:OS4- Slxln,
ole mile, Happy Day Won; time 1854
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-07

q liOn"-"And if these Sullivan people
did not know they were going up against
man better than any Sullivan ever
met before, why are they troubling
themselves about his condition." chimed
in Manager Brady.
At the CLUB Corbett was Immediately
taken TO a dressing room. He did not
mind the crowd in the least, but peeled
off his clothes and stood up and showed
his fine form. The man is in superb
trim, and yet it Is likely that those who
saw him for the first time in the ring
tomorrow will be disappointed when
his slight build is compared with Sulli-
vans massive body. He is strongly
built, and his back and forearm are
masses of muscles. There is not an
ounce of superauous flesh upon him
from his feet TO his Drowned face.
Corbett was shown into the bath room
as preliminary to swim in the im=
mense natatorium. Instructor Alex
Morris helped him to rid himself Of the
dust stains of his long journey. Then
he dOnned pair OF trunks
and got down into the tank
where there was only feet deep. Cor
bett SwimS, but not expertly: he could
not venture to go in over his head for a
while. When the swim was over he re-
turned to the dressing room. Here the
water was wiped from him then he
spread himself at length on lounge
while Delaney rubbed him down. All
the while he chatted with those pressed
around him, never once responding
curtly.
"You have no idea what confidence
comes from my being in this club" he
said, remembering that here he had
bested Kirain. After he had donned
his clothes, COrbett was taken over TO a
residence in the neighborhood where he
is to remain till the fight. An excellent
breakfast had been prepared for him
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THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.
The Democratic Executive COMMITTEE
Lays Out Its Plans.

The DemOcrHViC hAeSutiNo .Sci~'SO
Lays Out Its Plans.
srscidk TELEGRAM 10 the Register.
COLUMBUS, o., September chairman
John A. Farley, Of the Democratic State
Executive Committee, arrived here to-
night and will spend most Of the time from
now to the end Of the campaign in this
city directing the campaign. He is OF the
opinion that the Republicans are not going
To make much of an effort in Ohio, concen-
trating their forces in New York, Indiana
and the Northwest.
Chairman Farley met the full committee
to-day for the first time. No arrangements
were made for the opening Of the campaign
in a formal way, as is usually the case, and
il is probable that quiet fight Will be
made on the Democratic side. Chairman
Farley does not think il good policy 10
arouse,the.enemy in his strongholdand more
over. il would lose for the Democrats the
opportunity they now have 10 take sdyan-
tage of the general apathy that prevails in
the Republican party in this State. Hon.
Adlai Stevenson is TO speak at Hamilton,
Governor Campbelps old home, early In
October, and Hon w. A. Taylor, Demo
cratic candidate for Secretary Of State.
will be on the stump almost continually
during the campaign, beginning at Mt
Gilead next Saturday. Aside from this
there will probably be little work on the
stump. 1t is not believed here that the
National Republican Committee Will send
any speakers into the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-07
CHOLERA CASES.
A Few More Break Out Among the Immigrants
in Lower New York Bay - The Quarantine
Made More Strict than II Has Been-A Ship
Load Of Rags from European Ports, Gathered
on the Continent Gets into Her Wharf at New
York by Way of Hell Gate and the Sound.

New YORK, September 6.-From cir
cumstance of yesterday it would seem
as though the health officials have over
looked the fact that there are two en-
frances to the port Of New York. DR..
jenkins and his subordinates, who are
battling to hold cholera in the lower
bay AT quarantine, have apparently for
gotten the entrance to the city through
Long Island Sound.
insignificant as the shipping through
He'll Gate is a few ships pass that way.
One did so yesterday. 1t was the Ebro
of the Wilson line from Hull via Boston.
1t was subjected to no quarantine in
spection at this pnrt and with permit
''to proceed" secured from DR.. jenkins
il is now securely moored at the Wilson
line pier at prentices stores along side
the Wall street. ferry slip Brooklyn.
The strange part of this IS that the
ship carries cargo OF rags,
merchandise which is viewed at
all times with suspicion and
which at the present time is regarded as
synonym for infection and plague.
The cargo was shipped from Hull, Eng
land, but the rags were gathered, IL is
said, upon the continent OF Europe.
Perhaps some Of them came from the in
fected districts of Russia, Austria and
Germany, and perhaps the health official
NAV have occasion 10 regret the Ebro's
massage through He'll Gate. The Ebro
is commanded by Capt. Morgan. She
called at Boston and discharged a pOr-
tiou of her cargo, the bales Of rags being
consigned TO New York.
There is no quarantine for vessels
entering through the Sound. The Eoro
proceeded with her cargo directly to her
berth. She had. OF course, been regu-
larly entered at Boston and presumably
she had complied with all the provisions
Of quarantine and clearance there.
While this is point in her favor it does
not exempt a ship from compliance
with the regulations OF the port. The
shin was not molested and was tied up
10 her dock before any steps were taken
, IN comply with the health regulations.
Nrw YoRK, September S.-H there
Is any chance this morning in the
cholera situation here 1t is a change
for the better, change towards addi-
tional precautions to guard against the
introductions of the much-dreaded dis
ease into our midst.
The quarantine Of the saloon passen-
oers mn to the present has Oeen, thanks
to newspaper enterprise, more In the
nature of huge joke or picnic. Let
ters have been exchanged between the
detained suspects" and newspaper
men and Others on board the many
lively little tugs which have been puff
ing about the cholera ships from the
day the dark cloud OF pestilence
| was 6rst announced to be lowering
over our shores. But all this is changed
now. The grim reality of strict quar-
antine regulations are now being en-
| forced and the lot Of prisoners, esye-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-07
JIM CORBETT
Spent the Day Quietiy-A Little Exercise
In the Gymnasium

Nrv ORLEANS. September b.-JlIn COr-
bett took things comparatively easy To-Day
after his long journey from New ORR.
He took his regular exercise this .mornlng
and afterward rested for several hours at
the residence of MIR. kuhner, at <io Cusst,
tSrS f,oro ali intruders BY police officer.
- ~ Abo,-t o,clock in the afternoon be went
INTO me rooms of the Southern Athletic
Cnb in companv with Denny Dillon and
his trainer Billy Delaney. He practiceo
forty minutes with these men throwing the
nall then took a brisk run of about TWO
niles around the track. after which ne
Trestled for fully half an hour aud then
,'.orl,ed casually around the gymnasium.
He aid not show the least sign OF Iatlgue'
ne then took q carriage ride and then re,
t;raS for the evening. He did not attend
the fight tonight
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-07
Arranging for Cholera Inspection
...s.g qrsI.o..yr,, IN fHS RsTff,<r

COLUMBUS, o., September 6.-At con
ference here te-day between representa-
tiyes OF the Baltimore and Ohio and Penn
svlvauia Railroads and the State Board OF
Health, IL was arranged that as soon as
cholera breaks out in New York, inspec-
tors acting on the authority OF the State
Board Of Health shall board each west
bound passenger train 10 Pennsylvania or
West Virginia in time 70 make thorough
inspection OF all passengers before reach
ing tue Ohio line. Such passengers az are
designated az suspicious shall be detained
az the nearest station by the railroad com
pany. IL IS expected that the same ar
rangements will De made with the Lake
Shore road.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-07
SULLIVAN BURST TIE BAG.
Is This any Indication of the Way He'll
Knock the Cover OF Corbett?

Nrw ORLEANS, LA, September 9.-The
vonny Mems Gymnasium Club, where Sui
Ivan @ exercised, has been forced TO buy
new punching bag. ,.5
Sullivan to-day batted and banged ana
bamrnered the ball until the seams ripped
and finally gave way entirely. A new ball
has been provided.
mis- afternoon Sullivan hsd a todnder-
inc GOOD time in the swimming. bath
MorEan tried 10 get him out after one
I,innge. but Sullivan declared ne lked II
and remained until he was satlsheo' Sul-
liyan is quiet at his hotel to'nignt'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-07
THEIR LEGS.
Secretary EIkinS and the Other Re-
publican Bosses
STRETCH THE TENDONS OF THE

Neither Limbs Of West Virginia
Republican Of1ceholders in
Their Efforts TO Raise a S15,-
600 Corruption Fund for Use
Exclusively in West Virginia.
Six Per Cent. Of the Total Sal
aries of Employees in the Gov
ernment Printing Office De-
manded - How the Gentleman
Who Tends the Kennels Of the
Dogs of War Proposes to Blk
the Ofaceholders, Corrupt the
Election and Outrage the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-07
BLAINE TAKES A TURN.
The lingo Statesman Out f-a-Job
from Maine Tells
WHAT IS NECESSARY TO SAVE

The Country from Going to Eter-
nal Ruin - He Doesn't Say so
Much About the Importance Of
Electing Harrison as Of Main
tanning in Power the Only
Party from Which He Could
Reasonably Hope to Eyer So.
cure Anything - Reciprocity is
Mighty and Important Mat
ter in the Eyes of the Man Who
is so Completely Wrapped Up
in It as to Claim 1t as the or
spring of His Own Mind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-07
Tho rlr.t Prohieltlon Pole.

bCfc1dt Ies<pTurs 70 Ste h-S''ssF-
CHARLEsroS, W. VA, September o.
Probably the first Prohibition flag pole
ever raised in West Virginia went up
here to-day at the northeast corner OF
hospital square. The Prohibitionists as
semDIed In great force and were addressed
by Rev. G. w. Odden, Rev. T. G. Johnson
and others
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-07

EVERY TESTIMONIAL In behalf Of
Hoods SarsapariIls will bear the closest
investigation. No matter where u nay
De from, IL is-as reliable and worthy
YOUR confidence as " IL came from your
most respected neighbor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-07
MIR. WHITTIER LYING VERY LOW.

NRwBURYPoRr, Mass, September g.
Mr.. Whittier's condition has grown worse
during the afternoon. He Is entirely un-
conscious Apparently the END is not lar
off
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-07
RR09ELYN'S BEAUTY
II Grass Before the Proves Of
Bost0a'S Bantam.
.,,gr FIGHT WHILE IT LASTED,

was Over TOO Soon to Suit
~ -. sDorts, and it Was Too
~-+o Pick the Winner, Even
----~s the First Round Was
-Skolly Shows Him
[sAuUly Able to Stand Pun
..5ment. But insufficient in the
-r,--sr of Indicting It-Mitchell
-@,renges the Winner OF the
s.-r,gan-Corbett GLill-SpOrting
~-srs from New Orleans.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-07
powdsr ErpIo.lau Reporssa.

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Septsw2er 81
There was powder explossen = kenneY's
Creek. IA Fayette county Today 4n wnicn
two men were killed ana eix wounded.
Cannot ret particulars to7oL8Lt, - tele-
graph cflice Is closed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-07

FITS, Spasms, St. Vitus Dance, u s;Ias Fnns
snuess, Opium Habit cured oT n Dr TIr-1s nrne
Nervine Frce samples ab .ne 80 $, po,,.;s ~
Company's and Il. b. Rlr1S anu '-' Do"'s
Bros, Bridgeport
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-07

wAsvrxsrox. D. G.. 3spttr,',>r e.-For v
yir1inIs and Wsst6kn Pfnnsyivania.
slisasly vsnsf iAaI tse0ains %
soRths
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-07

HAMBURG, September G.-Since noon
yesterday GA new cases OF cholera and
2s4 deaths from the disease have been
reported. According to the official re-
ports there have been 6,79s cases and
9, $40 deaths.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-26
Notice of Forfeiture.

TO AUEE GRANT AND A. J. MILLS, arheirs and assigns, tliis is to notify you, that l. oa-owner in the Henry NJ. Stanley mining claim, situated in the Territory of Arizona, County of Gila, and in the Globe Mining District, and more particularly de- scribed in the Records of said county in book 9, at page 5S5, have done and performed the annual work on said claim, as required by law for the year l39L This, therefore, is to notify you thatif you do not pay your full proportion of the cost of said work, together with the cost of thts advertisement, within ninety days after the expiration of this notice, your interest in said mining claim, as CO., owners will utterly cease, and by operations of law, become the property Of the under signed. PATRICK c. SULLIVAN.
 Globe, Arizona, Feb. 27th, 1892.
 fsb27- god
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-26
n. C. hIEuH01
 Secretary Republican Gent Com.
Taken fora CraRt

4 semiGendsh delight often Eoema to possess people of strong nerves in
 ncaring at tlcao with weak ones. The irritability of the nervous hypochon driac is ridfcufcd as natural iIl temper. The very genuine and distressing symp.aens from which he suffers are made light oG Ea7 or fsbe is 4 ersnkr'is the cheerful sort of sympa- thy with which lhe nervous invalid meets from the unfeeling and the tbougat'csa At the same time DO complaint is more defined and real, none has a more easily ezplainable origin when 1t is chronic. Imperfect digestion and assimilation are always . accompanied by nervous debility and anxiety Build up the powers of as- similojon and digestion with Hoatet- tar5 Stomach Bit5as, and nervous symptoms, siclz headaches and gen eraIly feeble condition of the system 1. are ramedied Remember that fsaihsl rayages are produced by h grippe among weakly, nervous people. Hos letter Stomach Bittsrs cures it, and preveu8 malaria, rheumatism and kid ney complaint
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-26

A marriage to which attached some of the spica of romance. was celebrated at San Carlos on Wednesday last, the contracting parties being Thos J. Brown, the popular telegraph operator at San Carlos, and Miss Ella Toms, who lived in Globe several months last year and was Mrs Hoihorns assistant in the Maison Dores restaurant From 2 casual meeting at Willcga a few months ago. fa.an5saip paang which ripeuc3 info Laas ana brought to ths Agmarni two als with but Q
 aaart .bat bent as
 vas of sufficient l induce Judge Geo. c. Strong to make the trip to San Carlos, b tie Che knot which h9 dia in the most approved style.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-03-26
SHERIFF'S SALE

DY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT ID of the District Court ot the 2nd Judicial Dstrict, Gilu County Arizona Territory dated the Goth day cf February A D 1892 in a certain action wherein Julius Sultan Plaintiff, recovered judgment against John Holohsn Defendant for the of s73 9 and cost of suit taken s4 $ in the Justice Court of Globe Plec'nrt, Ca County Arizona. the llth day of May A D 159l have levied upon the following described property to-wit Lot nine @ in block eighty four tsA in the town Of Globe, Gua County, Arizona
 Public notice is hereby given that on Tuesday the 22ul day c5 March A D ls2 at 10 o'clock B n. ct that day at Public Auction fe Court Rouse door of said Gfa County wll sch a'l the right uue and in toreat Of sad Defendant in and to said described prop erty the highest and best bidder for cash n hand 6 satisfy said execution and al costs,
 J. IT, TIOMPS0E
 Sheriff Gla Co1uty, A. T. By O. N CEEstELt reuuiy feb27-4w