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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-21
HaIf million lumber Firs.

ARKANSAS CITY, ARK, November 2O.-A
very disastrous fire occurred here this af-
ternoon about o'clock. The Desha lum-
Der and planning company's mill was burned
with an immense amount of lumber. Their
loss will probably foot up 800, 200. This
mill was said to be the finest in the South.
There were quite number of dwellings
burned also. The mill employed about 300
men
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-21
neFrsrolnet AndIgnant.

PARIS. November. 20. Minister Of War
DeFrevcinet is Indignant at the aspersiOn
Involving him and otheHs to the effect that
thew had sought 10 compel the Panama
Canal Company to subsidize the anti-Bou-
LANCER party. and he makle a vigorous de-
MAI of the charges. The lTclegrGph says it
is reported that the Panama prosecution
win be commenced on I'll llrsday.
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BE1 ON -.
| IT HOMESTEAD.
1Bnt8rest Struggle
I'm Labor History
4 GITB up TH8 FIGHT
/ 2i,,isI One Hundred and
|o, 70 Ninsty-Ona
o7qrIlLSSPEAKPLANLY
ne Ien Their Fight /
SrAy Lost

o-Dos5d to Declaring the
or said to Be Men Who
o the Blacklist or Had
\. 1o5s and Were Turned
md Others Jubilant at
I....or,e-A Brief Sketch Of
I.r5le and the Cause oft.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-21
AYarn Merchant As.iens

PHILADELPHIA, PA, November 20.-The
assignment Of Marshall A Phillips. COM
mission merchant in cotton and woolen
yarns. trading as Marshall a. Phillips &
Co., 233 Chestnut street, was recorded in
Morristown yesterday. No figures are
given.
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AND AGAIN.

Another Rhode Island Firm NotInes AVs
Employees of an Increase in Wages
PROVIDENCE, R. l., November 90
The Manville Company notified its en-
ployes yesterday that their wages would
be increased on December 5. The
amount of the Increase was not stated.
About 1. 500 hands are employed in the
mill. This action is in line with that
announced by the large cotton manufac-
tnrers of the State last week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-21

READIye, Pa, November 20.-On Mt.
Penn, three miles from this city. this even
ing, John S. Heller. aged 40, shot Sebas-I
tian Muhringer through the head and then
put bullet through bis own heart, diving
instantly. The exact cause OF the tragedy
is unknown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-21
SENATOR kENNA MUCH BETTER.
Decided Improvement in His Condition
Yesterday.
Spe-iaE Telsgrste 20 fhs Rs0istsg.

Special 7sls0rEn TO the Register.
WASHINGTON, d. c., November co.
There was a decided and most gratify-
ing improvement in Senator Kenna's
condition to-day, and the anxiety
which has been felt regarding him for
several days by his family and friends
was consequently greatly relieved. Last
night he secured the best rest he has
enjoyed in three weeks, and to-day he
be was feeling bright and comparative
ly strong. He read the papers and took
a fair amount Of nouriShment, and was
like himself again. With no further
set back, it is hoped that be will be on
his feet in a couple Of weeks, aud ready
for the work Of the session when Con-
gress COnVeneS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-21

NERVOUS PROsrRArION, sieeplessness,
opium habit dullness. bluest cured ~ Dr.
Drur Company's and r. B.. iBurti's, and at
Bowie Bros, Bridgeport
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Tomm warren RlsIsa.ea.

Waco, TE1-.l Ovember2tl Tommy " ar
rem. fsather-we ;h pUgilis Z charged with
murder OF Glen SEovai lQ,oloredl was re-
leased to-day, lury iail ing 70 agree.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-21

1 =, the Blacklist or Had
4. 1,5s and Were Turned
L-nJ others Jubilant at
l-.,orle-A Brief Sketch Of
|,su5lo and the Cause oft.
H.. PA, November 9O.-The
,s q, Carnegie's Homestead
/, has been declared off. After
LIS struggle which, for Bit
/, probably never been equaled
|.sry, the array Of strikers
sisi to-day to give up the
las sction was taken atameet-
lodges Of Amalgamated Asso-
M afternoon, the vote stand
|, favor OF declaring the strike
against. Among those pres
meeting were Vice President
s,fs,sry Kilgam, Treasurer
and David Lynch, Of the ad-
ri.
,ls addressed the members
IN words told them the strike
and advised them to take
better thee ~uditiOn. The
net with considerable oppOsi-
wen the vote was taken it
majority Of ten in favor Of
the strike of.
bAoHsre 10 favor 9lIipgythe
she latter were men who were
!, and many Of them were men
oltsr applied for positions in
sRd had been turned down, or
,ha, their names were on the
sDd could not get positions.
Ed the Advisory Board said
a be had been trying TO get
declared of for some weeks,
EyEw 1T WAS LOST,
,lid have been better for the
great many Of them could have
places back.
Tao cannot get back are in a
1sreIieiiunds will be stopped
hundred Of them have moth
On. The people in Home /
Haily the business men are !
pa over the declaration 90 I
eke of, for if il had contln- |
olger it would have ruined |
Many business houses have |
ne hands Of the sheriff since |
lso been on. Business is ex-
a1ne Us normal condition
aeSiead strike has proved
aosi disastrous in the his
alntry. ltOriginated from
% 2gesin the departments
'loers Of the Amalgamated
o. Iron and Steel workers
ls3.
vas on what is known as
sac. To is a scale which
mems wages by the mar
Wee. 0i.lets. Nearly every
'.1ity signed the scale in
mills Of the Carnegie
I The reiusual Of the firm
scale for the Homestead
occurred by the Amalga-
-S1ciati0n and they
By the mechan-
-.l'erS who struck
2y only, their wages not
The strikers were de-
yep n0n-uniOn man out of
adopted military disOi-
"ory of the arrival and
With the PinkertOns on
'losequent riOtous pro-
'le calling out Of the
- and It's departure after
'-'y, is 70 we'll known to
ea
HAs BEEN RUNNING
as before the strike,
last week the strikers
USED TO admit defeat.
0-day S action was re-
ag by the strikers in
,,-'eyllle mills. These men I
les aud went out at the 7
(" Beaver Falls and Du- !
81 The Duquesne men !
50 r,l' in three weeks and l
as strikers decided to 60 !
~ The Lawrence men.
..s..ea1iaSt aud had no
SWING 10. They are now
u striking for no cause. r
y! angry at Homestead !
''0Oaoly declare the strike I
49, ''ue involved near Il
ana the loss 10 wages win \
y p, IN the neigAborhood Of is
mere Is thel loss to the "
n1ot BE- estimated. but
we people set at least
~ ioSt-5y the men in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-21

WAszrxsrorfD D. O.. Novsmbsr For West
VirQinia anf Western PENS ranis. fair:
slightly wsrz zer. pinds bsccmin< Durh. folloWed
much cql5er vesther yre morning
sobfo generally fair, e LAVE by
.I6g; soeth wi14s. .sss
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- 81 LEE sHoT

and he receive - sllgn1 nesn wouna ..l IN "a
the face. After Siegiei WEI - .l.l', sne
rear Of the houS rsm@lnes 49, ~ slN.4 ssslls
time in the kite Vncel MSSalsll5 -',-l
started into q n e Slloss w @..sy
- ~S~ - ss- !, pass the dining
room window in va nousS' s0'ps
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-10
BITTER FEELING PREVAILS
in the Smallpox Infected District Down
the River-No New Cases Reported

the RiVer-NO New Cases Reported.
Special Tsisqran 10 the Register
CLIFTON, w. Va, June 9.-Whether
there is any decrease in the disease ITSELF
there is a great abatement in the excite
meut heretofore existing in the smallpox
infected region. The people breath easier,
aud to-day the oil absorbing topic small
box gives place 10 other subjects and
matters begin 70 assume better aspect
Middleport reports two new cases while
Minersvilla two miles above Pomery on
the Ohio SIDE, has one.
DR.. Charles Probst, Secretary OF the
Ohio State Board of Health, returned TO-
day from Chester and reported two new
cases at that place, making three IN all.
Chester is the ancient seat Of justice OF
Meigs county and is situated on Shade
river, eight miles northeast Of Pomeroy,
from which place the disease doubtless
spread.
POmeroy has DO new cases and B. +.
Briggs, undertaken at that place, telephoned
your correspondent this evening that Mrs.
Henry Seisler is the only dangerous case
and physicians think she will recover.
The condition OF Mason City is much i'm
proved to-day and the Board Of Health this
evening says there are no new cases at that
place All are doing well except colored
BOY who, the physicians say, will recover II
be survives until tomorrow evening.
Frank Lever is also very sick, butno fears
of his recovery are entertained. Drs.
Crary aud Thomas. Presidents respective
ly of the County and City Boards OF
Health, this evening report six cases Of
genuine smallpox and twenty-seven cases
Of variolOid. Hartford City has but one
case and that is now cOnvalescent Syra-
cUse, Racine, New Haven, Clifton, West
Columbia and Camden Mines are all ex-
empt and neither have they had single
single case
The quarantine regulations existing be-
tween the towns of Clifton aud Middleport
have been so much modified to-day that il
practically amounts TO a suspension Of the
quarantine, but al Mason City, POmeroy
and other points the quarantine is still
rigidly maintained, and about $50 now are
employed as guards, subject TO the several
Boards Of Health. Nurses have been badly
needed especially at Mason City and Pom
eroy, but number have been secured, and
the conditions of the afflicted are now
greatly improved. A fond hope is now en-
tertained that there will oe no further
spread Of the disease. III this shall prove
4 true business Will soon resume its accus-
toned channels and the end OF what Is the
most terrible scoUrge that ever afflicted the
people Of the Pomeroy bend will have
passed away.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-10

iirst tersely defined each term used In
the statement, then in clear cut logic
set forth his arguments and finally an
swered, in detail. the arguments OF MS
opponent. Mr.. Jaco, being allowed oy
the rules governing the contest TO re-
serve FIVE minutes Of his time Till AFTER
the negative had been heard, used the
time to deliver an impassioned perora-
ton.
The judges, Hon. Frank WOODS OF
Baltimore, Hon. c. w. Lynch, OF Clarks-
bnrp. DIR. T. NJ. Hood, Of Weston, and
John Y. Harris, Of Parkersburg, after
being in consultation for ten minutes
returned 10 the hall and the chairman
announced their decision to be in favor
OF Miss Carlow on defamation, Mr..
Alexander on essay, Mr.. McWhorter on
Grafton, Mr.. Jaeo on debate, all Co
lumbians.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-10
TEE UNIVERSITY REGENTS
Transact Considerable Business at fester-
days Long SessiOn-SOme Improvements
ProDoaed

days Long SessIon-SOme Improvements
Proposed.
Spsetal Tslsqran 20 As REGISTER.
Mono ANrOwN, w. Va, June 9,-The Re-
gents were in session eleven hours to-day
and have Just adjourned. An immense
amount OF routine work was accomplished.
Among the items of public interest were
provisions for the establishment Of school
of pharmacy, an electric plant and the en-
largement Of the department Of mechanical
arts 70 the proportions Of polytechnic
school. no changes have been made
in the faculty, but two OF the as
sistants in the preparatory department
Nessrs. Davis aud Vickers have been
dropped from the teaching force on the
grounds Of economy. and not that there was
anv dissatisfaction with the teachers. The
places held by them were simply vacated.
The Board viii probably be in session all
this week.
The affairs OF the Agricultural Expert
ment Station will be taken up tomorrow,
and there are rumors Of music in that dl-
rection. The Director Of the Station, Dr.
Myers and the agriculturist, Col. Dan
Johnson. have crossed swords and seda-
tive will probably be administered TO some
body. The board elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: President,
Col. John A. Robinson; Secretary, Prof.
W. 2. Wiley; Treasurer, Prof. John L.
Harvey.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-10
Will co no FLOwER.
Ex-Governor Campbell Thinks New York's
Delegates WIN Go to Flower After Hill.

Delegates WIN Go to Flower After Hill.
NEW YORK, June 9.-Ex-Governor James
+. Campbell, of Ohio, who has been in New
York for several days, was seen last even
lag at the Hoffman House, where he is stay
ing. and expressed himself fully and frank
" about the political situation in his own
party
The ex. Governor said that since he came
here be had met and talked with Mr.. Gro
ker, Lieutenant Governor Sheehan, Chair
man Murphy and also Governor Flower.
From what he had gathered the ex-Gover-
nor said he felt pretty certain that the New
York delegates would under no clrcum-
stances vote for Mr.. Cleveland. They
gave me, must confess, very substantial
reasons for their belief that Cleveland can
not possibly carry the State Of New York, 4"
said Campbell
But do they expect the nomination for
HulP
. mo, can't say they do, -" was the guard
ed reply.
"Where do you think they will go when
Hills withdrawn
II should say, judging from the atmos-
phere about this hotel. that they will 90 TO
Governor Flower. Nobody has told me
this in so many words, but it is in the air "
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you an imita

John c. Whit, Alfred Simmons, Jacob
WAYNE, VIM. Stonestreet. MI;
Increase-David Stewart, Isaac B. Riggs
Samuel M. Martin, Jas. A. Smallroge,
Tobn n Heelams, Alphens Swisherr,
Edgar j. Beagle, Madison Casey, Thos' =; y
Ro6ey. Andrew j. Shelins, VIM. l.
Dewess. $1,000
Reissue-Chas. T. Fleming, deceased
Horatio Britain, Francis Nj. Leg.
Original widows, etc.-Mary CooK
minors of John F. Jordan, Barbara ~
O;Brvan, minors of VIM. r. Dunlap, Cath
crime Miller, Catharine Fleming.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-10
we.t Virginia Psn.lons.
Spsci1l Tslsgran to tAs Rsgister.


WASHINGTON, D. c., June 9.-The fol-
lowing West Virginia pensions have been
issued:
Origlnal-Matthew L. Crawford. J. ].
King, Jos. I. Allen, Oliver Waggoner,
John Klttle, Rein Warfeld Hall, Joshua
n. Williams, JOS. H. Baird, Isaac L. Vim
cent, John w Carder, Amos z. Candy,
Argalon p. Myer, Thos. ]. Brown. Jordan
Mckee, Selathian Shafer, Levi Porter,
Singleton J. Willhide, Thos. T. McElfr
John A. Parrin, VIM NJ. Detwiler
Michael Curry, Samuel p. Knapp. CaIeb
Jarvis, Nathan NJ. Jones, Elias E' Smith
Balon Lutz. NathPiel Heffner, Miles Is
rr, John B. Roa'noerger, Samuel Nc.
Y, Lewis WG Henry NJ. Turner
am Th0rnI w. Adams, VIM s
1ney, Mari upp, VIM Slater.
'raoe, % Bughly, Daniel
VIM. Ma
nal-R son N;mroa
rain Richard p.
aes VIM. H. H.
s. Shaver,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-10
REAL ESTATE MARKET.

Deeds of Transfer Left for Record Yes
terday.
The following transfers Of real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks
office yesterday:
Deed made February 90, 1892, by
Zachariah Miller and wife to George
Reinacher, for piece of ground in the
town of Leatherwood. Consideration,
S525.
Deed made June 6, 1892, by B. B.
Dovener, special commissioner, to John
Speidel. for lot No. in square No. 4, at
Thirty-third, Thirty-fourth and Chap
line streets. Consideration, S2,125.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-10
FINE LIrEEARY CONTEST.
CoIumbians Win From the ParthenOns at
commencement Hall.
j,,eeiol Tels1rqa col "a hegistsr


SDeecl Tslsgrqni 70 ths Register.
MoRGANrOwN, June 9.-On Tuesday
evening there was fair.Sized aSsemb-
lage at Commencement Hall, despite
the torrents Of rain, to listen TO one Of
the most interesting features Of the
week. IL was the twenty-third inter
Society contest between the Columbian
nd Parthenon societies. All the con-
estants appeared on the stage in full
vening dress. Shortly after o'clock
resident Turner introduced as the first
neaker Mr.. George II. French, subject
My Country. My Mother, My God"
IS was a strong performance, and clio
rounds OF applause. The second on
Glass was Miss Lulu Carlow, sub
The OctOrOOn." Miss Carlow
wed the utmost seli-poSsesSiOn,
held the audience SPELL
d. Her voice and delivery
exceptionally good. After music
Opera House Band Of Wheeling,
NJ Alexander was introduced as
81 eSsayiSt, subject: The EQua-
Resultant" This essay, with its
ciSar-cut sentences we'll arranged, and
read In a CONGREGATIONAL tone, produced
pleasing efectNUpOn the audience, as
vas evidenced by the rapt attention
With which they listened 20 IL.
R. r. L. Allen followed with an essay
American Education" Mr.. Aliens
1rmance showed that he had con-
4 well education In all It's phases
Nctices. His essay was we'll re-
orator to take the door was
ldOu, subject: The Perma-
Our Government" Mr. Hern-
OsatiOu abOunded in well-Selected
res Of speech, and was a new aud
ipetially happy presentation Of not
very new question, and both in subject
matter and delivery was a decided sue
cess.
j. c. MeWhorter was the second on
this class, his subject being, IAN IN
lust Prerogative."
This speaker 10 az earnest and forci-
ole manner delivered a we'll written ora
lion against capital punishment, pro-
tucing some powerful arguments In
support OF his position.
The question FOR debate was, ResOlUed.
That al church ereeds should be abol-
shed. Lin NJ. JacO champlopedN -
Affirmative Of this question. His
sentation OF arguments on this side
the question was strong and the al
nents themselves were logical
seemingly incOntrOyertibls.
Geo. N. Ford was introduced 10
hold the negative Of the question.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-10
Politicians GA the Ground.

SCsctdb Islfdrcm 20 no heJdsT.
MoRGANTOwN, June 9.-The season OF
commandments brings out the candidates,
for it is at these festivities that friends
covering wide range of territory come 10
a focus. Among those noticed on the scene
Yesterday surging through the throng
greeting all with a pleasant word, were
Judge Bennett, OF ClarkSburg, Camden
Sommers, Of Clarksburg, and Holly Arm
strong, OF West Liberty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-10
SUPREME COURT.
The Business Transacted at Yesterdays
Session.

Session.
Court met at ten o'clock yesterday
morning; all the Judges present.
Lawson & Conway writ OF error
from Tyler County; submitted.
Lawson administrator v. Davis, writ
~ error. from Doddridge county; sub
mitted.
Carroll v. Mitchell, writ Of error, from
Richie County; submitted.
Dean ct al, v. Cannon, ct a., appeal
and suuersedeas, from Richie County;
submitted.
Martin ct al, v. Ohio River Railroad
Company, writ of error, from Wetzel
County; submitted.
g. d. Smith was admitted to practice
ON motion by McEldowney, /. c.
Ralphsnyder, on motion by Ewing, and
G. w. Ralphsnyder on motion by
Ewing.
Adjourned until 10 a. m. to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-10

Special attention is invited to new line of Boys
"Mothers Friend" and "Star" Waists Ladies "Derby"
Waists Ladies Union Silk and Sanitary Lise Union Suits
also French Vests Boys, Misses Chd's and Infants.
vests Mems Babrggan Shirts and Drawers; also lot of
Ladies Babrggan Vests reduced from Is cents to % cents
We invite the attention of ladies, also to SUPERIOR
LINE of Ladies' Cambfc and Muslin Underwear made to
der for our own sales and can with safety recommend
All these goods i Market Street Room
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-10
FEkRY PROPERTY
LOT SALE AT GLENDALE.
Tuesday. june Is, 1892.

Beautiful, high lying land. Most OF the lot,
Nm by IFS feet; sumo much larger. Three parks
Ample streets made very large Ia effect by e.
tablIshed building lines.
trees. and more TO be set out; electric light as
sured. poles, wire aud other materials already
ordered: cheap railroad rates, nine trains each
way daily; health. comfort and economy In
|buyiny and building At Glendale.
This is not boom movement nor IS this
tune 10 be booming real estate. IL Is the tim.
FOR purchasers 90 secure bargains. Examine
the property, its improvements and its sur
rouudlncs; notice the march OF improvement
sonthwsrd along the river. There Is no other
place within reach OF Wheeling a. beautiful as
Glendale. or as certain 70 grow In value and ~.
traotiyeupss Remember the day OF sale and
he there June Is, 1879 For plsts giving full
Information apply by postal card or In person
10 the undersigned o
Trustee OF the Glendale Syndicate,
iueseAdh 1918 Market St. Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-10
Richard, Nominated.

COLUMBUS, o., June 9.-James A. d.
Richards, New Philadelphia, on the 55th
ballot became the Democratic nominee for
Congress in the Seventh district. His
party has 5000 majority in the district.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-10
NESBITT 81 DEvINE,
...ta tgxQ Market STRAIT
Epr Rant.


TOR RENT AND FOR SALE CARDS At
IL REGIsrHn Counting Room, cts. each.
EoR RENT - FURNISHED ROOM l0sS
IL Main street myGr
TOR RENT-FoUR ROOMS IN REAR or
II No. l047 Main street. Apply 10 GEO.
BUSCH, 1869 Market street na9oh
DOR RENT.
II -Four rooms on second foor al l065 Main
street Fine river view. JAMES l.. HAW.
LEY 1870 Main street,
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qrnpnaulH.
STREET PAVING.

~
Bids wanted until p m. June 18th, 1892 for
about twenty squares OF Street Paving in the
city of Huntington, w. Va For specihcatio
apply TO l.: W. Lutte,
ie2era City Engineer.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-09-29

liam Corlet, of Galveston, Texas, ant
Henry Gesford, formerly of St. Paul
Mimi, were September 10 attacked anC
devoured by mountain lions.
Habeas corpus proceedings in the case
of Lord" Beresford, wanted in Georgit
for forgery, were dismissed at Albany, n
Y, and he will haveto serve his ten years
sentence.
Gen. Daniel e. Sickles, in published
correspondence, declares that he will not
vote for Cleveland owing to the ex-presi
dents pension attitude and his lack of G
war record.
The Cherokee commission has begun
negotiations at Fort Sill, l. T., with the
Kiowa, Iowa and Comanche Indians fol
the purchase of their reservations in the
Indian territory. ~a..
Judge L. B. Morris, in accepting the
nomination for governor of Connecticut
declares that state officers should be elect
ed by plurality vote, and that maj jority
should not be required.
The influenza has spread with alarming
rapidity at the port of Lima, Peru, and
the deaths are counted by the dozens
daily. The epidemic also prevails in the
Pachamac, Cienguilla, Huyacan and Man
ebay valleys.
The Republican managers have issued a
circular in Kansas outlining the organiza-
tion which is to be vigorously pushed.
Precincts are to be divided into subdivi-
sions of twenty voters, each squad to be
in charge Of q reliable Republican until
the polls close.
The report of the inspector general of
bankruptcy at London states that there
has been gradual decline in the amount
of insolvency since the operation of the
present bankruptcy law, which acts as a
check. He states that the increase since
his last report was due to the Mckinley
bill"
Mobile, Ala, was startled at the act of
Z. R, Quattlebaum secretary of the Mobile
society for the prevention of cruelty to
animals, who stopped the housekeeping
team of James H. Mason, president of
the First National bank, while his wife
was out shopping, and had the driver ar
rested. He charges that the horses were
cruelty checked.