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ralsoe 8asen ier ben fore SperIuem.
riel'e ! Satiun % Gunner 9pipnIbips,
iSeitior SpiIuiIe us Sort Gttiuiun, buur
Der Itnoes tore Spbmer,S ettlementer.
Oct ier no til at fOrItislise Rarter, at TO
Suititrpmninser bar mgbt binanoen.
iaaleoes ligger {. Gr. uebblGIte 9rar
mart ! en- &%etning, mart / en- uuben.
Srtanen git puer en- 2 Rile breo strrts
ming. NeIt sit bet ubooer 9abebpa.
Itir9sr % andre llobuie, gubet saa
bpilte nnilaaes til $4,000, bpuraf fun
$1,000 er asiureret. Ren BERTH tom.
ner Osina, at en- bel Del 5ruatbaper.
6lGroer % Gsre er itpst mebiarue.
iaa Staoen osrpaa miubit tan irttes til
$1,000. Oct pil tase Wanse lang gib,
fsr DC faar rpooet Op tit 9anb iaien.
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Setprab Sruul Gprps

~airelite til Chicago i 9irsbass ps
Tom tilbnse fra penne i'm llbIlust i
Rags. Get bapbe for anlebninsen furs
ftartet Jig meb Sr9iter af ben samle
StOt. 9e talte iult Is, nemlis: $. SO.
Sit6cpd, s. 8. 3bUmpion, s. G. &eum,
.. 8. CONNER, q. SerseiOn, gbas.
@Unt9Omerp, 8up SislOp, 9. 9. Muris,
6. U. 9euiert, Carl Snspulofab, s.
Nt. 6aniun, 8ia. 9plsr, Serb. Safer,
". s. abbep % Gbas. S6rubbe.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-05
SCOT L. @bitbps Sirius

bapbe omtrent fuIot gus peb Otter,
mioou9siOreitiaiusen; ON aftenen bar
Der natariispis life iaa mango Eli.
itusre. eelitabets belle nbffpr, SeIte,
8osns, piloe 9pr, 2ump.O rslet uIp.
par iaroeies pat,ert Os interesiant, 90
Yrafatipnerne, afrObutite gpelier,
Sabbelpb, 8abbetisrieI % messt Gn.
BET panot Yublitums ubbelts 8iialo.
3snne Cirrus bar en- al be bebits, Tom
bar tsisst DEBORAH. % bet bar 10 bel.
.siet, OF gnbli;um III ben a~oiprebelle,
,ba Der imseniOmbeft Abe Suli 9ilhel.
ming par Uronet.
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9ecDrab pg Smegn.
Zen Ace SuIi. 1891
The Principal for DEBORAH Public
Schools, Yrpi. guuteQe

bar iubleueret lin 8eiisnatiou os fras
trGoer fin ! Z aar inbebapte Stilina.
9nn fIptter til Chippewa Sails, @is.,
buOr ban bar iaaet aniattelie ium Srin.
eipnl peS Stulen beriters, os minarere
pee Superintendent END Carer, ba ban
bar 30 Srrere % 9Grerinoer unosr fig.
Sans 9an er Int iii $1,000 ON Garet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-05
8egelmGsh se Sren

paa Ntilpautee Sauen Tom after /
Gang ! 9tanonss, men ct itprartet ar.
beiOe bar BET toItet at brin9e BET BERTH.
3 @ile Trad sr itpust bort, paa en-.
tslte Steoer inbtil 40 Sob, Os paa en-
Str1tnins al 6 0iils er ben ret Tom bet
CT reoet up % sbelust. g9rit bar bet
oppe | ~Seterious 8rppe." Sroerne
oso Stanorins os Stod garben bar
Ianst itpg Meoiurt. Bag aurnmepers
2~aosbpsnins bar SuuOst srapet ct Sul,
80 COB lanst, nncer Soneu, ps, Ital Der
Der anbrinses Ell Bro, pil bet traue en-
paa ITO 5Obs 2Rnsoe.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-05
peo
at. clai Spucac

oarebe fra 5reba9 ben lobe Sum- til
Mauoa8 ben 13oe. 6reoas 9liten ga
pes en- San9unOerbOloning al 8ames
Sttetten GsSlasien, ajerulf Sttet, Gols
le9esaOr IRE ct tort Manosfor) os Ssn.
bnssitples&o 8rais.S anbet ipineoe
o9iaa ct Tar Nummere. Slanbt Cans
gene bsrt n9pnes H~allelujah Chorus al
SGnbel pg The Heavens are Telling
al Sapon, ben igrite iunget al Gs&lass
len og ben iioite al Spnoassifulesauret;
oesuoen "S%jpmannen," iut9et al Col
le9e.Spret.
Ssrba9 6ormiboa9 bar Der Sluts
nlr8sieit for guerite alasie / ben iorbss
reSenoe Iioelins. @rabuenternes 9apne
er Tom fel9er: Gouarp g. Gngeiet,
2bomas Suisneis, 9uopis 6. Sammer,
Sobn gotparb Sausen, Sans 6. Silben,
Saralo Berg ailoabl, Gpnrao Glbert
aoelp, @nsebret q. See, Setter german
Muas, CLAUS 3. Gualen, Soiepbine
gllice Sintler, @uitap stearns, &ebecca
Stepens, 9bpra Marie Gweunumion,
Senrp 9bpreior, Ole 5bpreion, Iura
3bpritenien. 9f bisie bapoe Gllseiet,
Wtiis Spennumien Us Ntiis 9bpriten.
len sjennemgaaet bet engelIfe SIRIUS,
De sprise bet 8lasiiite. Stearns bplbt
en- Gale ON Courage, Ole 5boreion
ON What shall be done with the
Negro, Sanien ON "6orIpmmelie," See
ON More Beyond (alasiens Wptte),
Sammer ON, at "8unoitab err @ta9t,"
@uisneis ON The American Repub-
lies, Ntiis Steuens leite en- Still ON
"llobolbenbeo," @tiis Sintler ct 3iet
ON Manitou Heights, os ailoabl OPP
laite alasiens Siiturie.
9Drous aiten bOlbtes Annual Mu-
sic Recital al @leperne / 8ianoipil.
9ssuOeu ipiaeoe Srteitret to Stptter,
% Dances ttetten % &jerulf Oftet gap
buer en- Sang tilbeoite. "a YrOsram.
met bar tilenoe, tilbra9te man Reiten
al Gftenen paa en- ielifabsLis Maabe.
Ssnbas 5ormibbas bOlpt 8rpf. 0a.
3. 8pdnan Baccalaureate Sermon /
ben norite airfe, builten par ieitlis prps
bet for N~nleoningen, Os ON NItenen
bolt 8rpf. 6. @. 9uto ct 1oreorna paa
Gngelif on Sepiier Natrrer for Cubs
5ilparslle.
College Commencement bolbtes
Manoas Sprmiooa9. Spl9enbe iefs
sraouerebe: 9lusuit 8. Sjprnebp, cans
s. 90. Sabl, Spbn s. Gsse, 9ewis ..
Sobnion, llelanp Siljan, 9bOriten s..
9boritenien. 6oer bplot Ell Gale,
Siornebp ON A Great Race and its
Greatest Man, Gsse ON "Suao er lamb
Splpsring," 5buritenien ON Causes
of the French Revolution, Spbnipn
ON Religious Intolerance, Silian ON
AFT pare, life ipnes" (alasiens Woito),
% 9abl ON Higher Education. Gn.
Def al 1alerne oil iinoes / "The Mani
tou Messenger for SUM.
5lere t~iblisere @leper FAINT andre al
stolens @enner par tilitebe unoer bisie
6eitlisbeoer.
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g ~ a Al {.

IANNhN N1N " ~ -
6or 4 go. Melf, pr. 100 go. 60 Gents.
- n~aibenteoe Srepe: Gilbert gteis
-SObn SiDut Sr.
8et parIte &cgnitpl paa lere
Gar fum fOrrise Gpuha9 Gitermibpag,
iaa eltelte Gnber after ioruauoleoes til
San0peie.
- 2pritraalen traf furrige 2groag
en- oGrSifulo Soppe Os 5pl uoe i Sad
ion 2piunibip; be tiIbgrts $. McGartbp.
- ~&e9nmGn9oen for SUM Maaneo
op9ipes al 8. Stanorins til liot Ouer
liz 2omme, bpiltet bar me9et at ii9e.
Oct eleftriite 9ps sioroe Streit
forriSe ll9e; Ell Del Of Maitineriet tum
peo ct 2iIialoe iualebes / l~lituno, at
Waltinilten Ole u. aprsruo MATTE
tase ben ~beitabi9ebe Del til Chicago for
Repnratipr.
- 8aitpr 8. .. 8eteriou, i 9 aar
8r9it for Guanoabl nprIfs lutberite
Menisbeb, blep talbet til @urtbmupo
% SbeI &pd % er Hpttst bsrben.
- 8roi. O.. q. Sliper, anIat peb
Salbers Suiiueis College, bar bet imuts
teiie uopals al &pier / fin 6aue, belle
40 forItiellise Slass.
8rof. Or. s. g. Sbeflue ira BAL.
Mb.. fpm i 9grbags biem for
bpile no bus fine 5oraIbre / @lens
luopo p9 iamle arafter eiter ct lengere
Wiere &esn; for bper TOR Dag
faar pi 2 eQer 3 uaabe. Corn Ifal ltaa
spbt, men gsrene er / 8esslen
Tor pasne til at saaes isiennem meb
G~ultipator.
- Staoen paa County, roer pil
ol'oe betDoelI9. MinoIt 80 Broer frRs
Der itDrre elIer minore Separation.
SarbDiten iau fra ferlt Of no til
at Ifiae blipe ualminbelis rig, men Bet
ret bar besu9rre paret aft Inbet END
sunitist ienere, iaa Der neppe bgItes bet
Salue Of bet iabuanliss llobptte.
Oct nUrite Sslitab bploer 5orrets
Sorsoag Giten ps pal9er
embeosmGno for uaite Sulpaar. Sal.
rist Msbe gnifes.
Ben Bear er i fulo Gang meo
Neoriuelie al 5rpnten paa ben aamle
Selplep Sp9nins. Sen Bears Siprne
ps 8lot bar ullerebe FIR itateliat, men
mere itorartet bliper bans 5ors
retninsslpfale, naar bet / ben Grab
forlen9es peitooer, ug Spsninserne
ct aompler meo ~boeranore.
OR. Spbn Sirtelano % Suitru al
Sberburne, Steele 60, g. Sat., er paa
pisie aanter / 8eiOs bos Sl9st %
Senner. 9~rGituinsen fra iiior er i
Gang oerpppe, tiger gtr. Sirtez
% enoel al ben Soeoe, Der nbs
er Ilet life ilbe. Oct fommer
ina me9et on pau. buurleoes Der bar
"ltattet."
Den Ace Suli, Cirrus. 9asen, sit
ben uoen ub~ebaselise foritprrenoe Ops
% blot en- eneite G~rreitatipn ianot
Step. Wtan babe bet npbelisite 8eir
glaoe fig puer, % en- ristis Cob
oeirsoas bar oi uSiaa ioas, 5irsoas.
Grit s. apale fra ManeItee,
er, eIter pper 23 gars 6ras
p9r, after paa bisie 5ratter for at be.
isse SlGst % Serner.
9Srr. q. &Oppe al Sprins@rppe,
!. Gpenmp, Nt. Npbus, s. @aare %
u. Guerbuus al Gunnbal bar i 9ecprab
'orleoen Dag paa @jennemreiIe iii
IOrtbwOpb meb 5lptniusslas for Iaitor
3. Teoeriou.
9rnssiit Carl Snspploiao ai
Ssarsant Sluffs, Soma, us gosbinber
auoretp Serseiun az Minneapulis tom
bio for of beltase / 5rummesorets uos
Hust til ebicasp. 8erseion reiite /
9lrsoass tilbase til Winneapulis Ga
tOs meb fig en- Ssiter, iom fuloe til.
brlnse en- Gel ai fine etuleierier Der
Oppe hos line Ssitsnoe.
- Niis @aurie SaeObiun, 9attsr al
YaitOr Gbrabum Sacobiou / Sprina.
fislb 2Ownibip, bar s~rabuerst peo Obi.
cage Muiieal College Os erbolot End
price. Oct er bet iamme College, fra
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-05

u9rmaser z. gpenion CT tommeu
fllense ira Chicago meo ct ~betpoeliot
op'as al stue' % eOmmcubre, llbr.
'la0er' SnlO' % sDIOiaser off,, boiliet
pan 0'l 'aIse Siaist. ubre repareres
% 2'IfrsosaiaeIie sarauteres. 44.a
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Zen itsrIte s,uno | Seroen ital en-

ct. Sernbarbsbuno "2pro Snte" bore.
Den er / Meter % 10 Gentimeter bsi
til Sfulosrsn Osueier 347 YunS. Sun'
ben, bpis gier Dor | Imerifa, er tjpbt
for 10000 Dollars. Der er tiltienot
ben 90 Yramier pso be %llbitiainser,
ben bar paret irsmfiIet, fcruben sGrss'
priIer % Meoalier.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-05

Denver, Colo. Trennial Conclave Knights ,emplar
Tickets on sale Aug. ord to 9TH inclusive with final re.
turn limi, until Oct. nth at one lowest limited first class
fare for the round trip. Tickets may be issued going
via one line aud returning via another.
S. v. POTTER. Agent
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-05

Summer Tourists and All the Year Round Excursion
Tickets to various points East, West, North and South.
on sale at the b. c. r. & N. R'y Depot Dc no, hl
to call on me fur rates. routes or any other information
you may desire.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-05

cNnarIig SuofatOc, meo Stuner nolttl,
clleaatl9 oue, robe, grope 20 iprlltie pRaors
Siherter l 5tft9 eripioierns, oaarltge Rt9le % SpuS
bprilS ulnliuoeliIe uoilet %afperoej % tHreres pV
"enttcira Soap-. Gh ner0cnSberpnlt piohnosI9
5orlt pnner er ben; ium Suoiprifisrnet tr oeIlilc SGVF
oelt all ,rbeoite, iUm 3oiletiRbe or ben iiooeIirGItil
% I Sdrnefainnieret bar ben ingen Htoal Sen e ~
oeles rem. peI prepareret % fnt p%arfHmert, 1Suis
citrd Sodp" frenbrinler ben boioefte, reneife puops
nn1eite DGnoer OF iorbinorrr, at Der optfdar JIM
Tiuucr, "Bladbeuos" on baarlia SuoidrUe. Reuet
tile aleic leruap0 meo, men ben pocrgaar &c RneEt "
forbIrcite Z otIetz SGber / 6inbeo 0.r lGiqeS ma'
al oenle Srbe eao al ale auore SnoiGber lulallHe"'
SGlges pUer belle Beroea. Yrts y Gents:
Seiio otter How to cure Skin and Blood Diseases
aeresle: Potter Drug and Chemical CorPo
ration, VrOpriefprs. Gpitun, Dadsk
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Saratoga Springs, New York. National Educational
Educational Association. Tickets on sale July 4th to
roth inclusive at one fare for the round trip plus 81. 90.
Good to return July rsth to aoth with final return limi,
until Sept. It.
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The thick stone walls Of Prof Brecken-
ridges school building make the lower
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-05
I'll NpoltoenDe / NnSlamo.

Sr. y. Nuunoien! -Mobtas peblaste Be.
lob, $500, iom @aue til Rpolioenoe / Rus.
lamb. aupupm.
Cling Rilion, CLAYTON, Minu., 800
5iliammen 800.
Reosnitaaenbe q uitteriHs for $20.95 CT for
ppenltaaenoe 800 % ior $13.95 tipligere
~ipitteret for. Gil "9ecorab+ Ypiten"s Grpes
bttion er ialt inofpmmet $I92.5 5, for bullet
Selsb les bar Suffering fra u. Z. 8iseIorp,
9ew Sampton SnoiamItnseu maa M on.
ices iom aiiluttet. y. AnuHoien.
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C.. nj. Il st. p. R'y Excursions

Clear Lake and return after June a5th to Sept. 7oth
good to return 30 days after sale, $500. aa
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New Hampton, Iowa. July2, 1892.
Received of b. Anundsen SEQ. 95 Twenty
Dollars and IS Cents for the Russian
Sufferers. A. Z. BIGKLow, Treas.
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b. c.. r. & N. R'y Excursions

To Detroit, Mich. July I4th to 18th. Second Annual
Convention Baptis's Young Peoples Union of America.
Round trip fare only sr6.so. Tickets on sale July
Is,h and Isth. Good to reeurn July 10Th.
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To Dubuque, Iowa. July i6,h to r9th Upper Mis-
sissippi Turn Be1rk. Only one fare for round trip
cheap Tickets on sale July 18th to 10Th. Good to
return July aoh.
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Smcrter / Siberue pa Hpaaeu, ipaae Gnrsr
q Rheumdiisnle linores paa Ct Dliilnt peo Otllv"
~ at bet bersmte ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s'e'''
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S'Snes, @is., 27be SUM 1892.
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c, s. RICE, Agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-24
JOHN HAS FOUND A FRIEND.

She is Mrs. Baldwin. for Twenty Years
Missionary IN China, aud Says he is
Superior in Many respects TO Other
Foreigners we Opsn the Gates To.
New YORK, October 23.-Mrs. Bald
win, twenty years a missionary in
China, spoke IN the Asbury Methodist
Church to-day before large cOngrega-
tion. She spoke in high terms Of the
Chinese anj OF the kind treatment
which she received at their hands. She
regarded the Chinaman superior in many
RESPECTS TO other foreigners whom the
the United States Government accOrdS
free entrance to this land and
citizenship here. Certain individ-
uals apparently laboring men and for
eignerS took umbrage at the speakers
remarks aud left the church after cre-
ating some disturbance. The speaker
said since she had been delivering lee
lures IN this country she had received
threatening letters, and not long ago
SDecial policemen were detailed 70 guard
her house 10 circumvent scheme Tor
burning il down. This in Christian
America, anu IN IlOUA4 uf VIZ ivy ~
churches, she had never been IN such
danger in China. The Chinese, she
said, were good laborers and could work
longer, and in places where others
could not. In the building OF the
Union Pacific Railroad, aud in reclaim
ing overfowed lands in California they
had been OF inestimabie benefit TO the
people of the United States. Yet they
had been beaten aud bruised and Killed
all because they worked, while the
others got drunk and would not work
"a well. 1t was when this reference to
the Irish was made that the disturbance
occurred.
Continuing, Mrs. Baldwin said that
IL made her sick 20 hear speeches such
As were made during the Columbian
celebration in which America was spo6-
en- of as the land Of the free. She
thought it was not the case. During
the war on the Chinese at Seattle,
Cleveland and Bayard were appealed 10
seven times to protect the Chinese
,.Did he send the troopS?" she queried.
NO. he merely sent troops to protect
the United states mails"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-24
HUGHES, IMPRISONMENT

The Subject of Some Loud Remarks In
New York Last Night by X. OF L. Ora
tors.
New YORK, October 23.-A large
number OF Knights Of Labor and their
sympathizers, both men and women. as
sembled at the Peoples Theater to-
night at the benefit performance tend
cred TO James Hughes, the knight OF
Labor imprisoned for extortion In aid OF
the appeal found in his case.
Addresses were made by General
Workman T. V. Powderly and the X.
of L. General Lecturer James a.
Wright. The latter, who was the first
speaker, gave history OF the Hughes
case, and said:
what are you going 10 do about it.?
Well. the Executive Board Of 23l will
remain In executive session until after
the election. We are going TO issue
documents showing how laborlng men
have been treated by the Democratic
Governors of Pennsylvania, Tennessee,
and New York. We will not hunk"
with National Committeeman Har-
rity and his party. The n.
OF L. is political organization
this year as the Democsatic party will
learn on election day"
General Master Workman Powderly
concluded the evening programme with
a bitter attack on Governor Flower,
Chairman Harrity and the Demo-
cratic party. "If every American
workingman felt as / do this conduct
OF the Governor OF the State OF New
York said he "such a man as Flower
would never again sit In the executive
chair at Albany. Those who were In
strumental in putting Hughes into a
felon's cell claim that their party Is the
party OF the poor, OF the workingmen,
OF the common people. The Demo-
cratic party cannot fool us long
er. We made made Flower
the Democratic Governor Of a Republi-
can State. II you workingmen do your
duty here you will teach the Demo-
cratic party that they must treat you as
men and American citizens when you
ask Justice. You will teach Flower
that you as sovereign people must not
be insulted and scorned; you
will teach men like Hsrrity
that you are men OF intelli-
gence cannot be deluded into voting for
YOUR enemies. / cannot say one good
word Of the Democratic party, and i
am unable 10 understand how any work
lngman can vote for its candidates"
Mr. Powderly was frequently and
loudly applanded for his vigorous de-
nunciation OF the Democratic party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-24
WHEELING. W VA MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER a. 1892

down with an attack of sub-acute pleur-
iSy, accompanied by an etfuSion OF fbro-
serOiuS huid completely filling the cav
ity Of the peuro on the right side, ne
cessitating aspirating or tapping
three times. 1t was during
the existence of this complication
that . consultation was held by DIR.
Gardner Of Washington, DIR. Dough ty Of
New York and DR.. Trudeau of Saranac,
n. Y, resulting 10 the issuance Sep
tember IA, of a bulletin TO the public
announcing that Mrs. Harrison was
afflicted with pulmonary tuberculosis
complicated with pieurisy and nervous
prOstration and that the result was un-
certain. AT the time of Mrs. Harrison's
removal to Washington Septem Der goth,
her right lung was entirely cOnSOlida-
ted. The disease progressed steadily
resisting treatment with every known
remedy until eventually the left lung
became involved and then the condition
Of the patient was hopeless. The
case was complicated from A the
very first by extreme nervous
prOStraJiOn which persistently resisted
every remedy known 10 medical science.
About the FIRST Of May the case assumed
a serious aspect, and Dr. Frank E.
Doughty, OF New York, a physician Of
acknowledged skill in the treatment Of
pulmonary and nervous diseases, was
called 10 Washington for consultation,
and from that time till her departure
from Loon Lake, visited the patient at
short intervals Soon after the peur-
itic complication set in DR.. Trudeau,
who has a Sauitarium at Saranac Lake,
y. Y, for the treatment Of cases Of tu-
berculOsis, was also called in cOnSulta-
tiOn. He agreed with the other physi-
clans as to
THE SERIOUS NATURE OF THE DISEASE
and was not able TO offer the President
the least encouragement as TO the re-
suit. In May last Or. Gardner Informed
the President that Mrs. Harrison had
inciDient tuberculosis and suggested
her removal at once 70 the AdirOndackS
as the most suitable place for the treat
ment OF her case. The history
of the case, however, shows that she
derived no benefit from her visit, and
that the insidiOus disease was undOubt-
edly too deep seated 10 yield to any
known human agency. Certainly moth
ing within the knowledge Of the med
ical profession that could possibly tend
to alleviate her sutferiugs or lead 10
cure was left untried, but to no avail" !"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-24
DIR. DOANE FOR CLEVELAND.
A Notable Convert From tho Republican
kanks-BIaine's Speeches.

hanks-Blaine's Speeches.
New YoRK, October 23.-Dr. w. c.
Doane, OF Union, n. Y, who has prob
ably addressed more political audiences
than any man living, and who was
one Of the committee who drafted the
first Republican resolutions In 1855, and
has been an ardent supporter OF that
party ever since, and has appeared with
nearly all the prominent party leaders
in the past, appeared at Democratic
Headquarters to-day and announced
his intention OF supporting C.eve-
land and Stevenson. DR.. Doane
formerly resided at Williams
port, Pa, and was most uncom-
promising Republican. He helped to
organize the Independent Republicans
in the Stewart campaign In 1882. He
is a close friend of Blaine's and rat
tllng and eloquent stump orator.
Ex-CongresSman Wilkins, one or the
proprietors Of the Washington Post, was
enthusiastic over the situation, said he
didn't even consider New York doubt
full. He also claimed Indiana.
Letters are being received at the Vet
erans' Tariff Reform League from
Grand Army men who have been life
long Republicans, but who will this
year support the Democratic tick
ct. One to-day from G. 4. Peary. OF
Hamlet, n. Y, says that he belonged to
one Of New York's fighting companies,
was wounded three times during the
war, and the present Administration
gives him pension Of 81 per month.
Colonel Daniel Lamont is passenger
on the Majestic from Liverpool, and is
due here on Wednesday next.
At headquarters to day the impress
sion was that Mr.. Blaine would, after
all, be heard upon the stump at least
once, and the chances are good
for his making several more
short speeches. The doubtful
States at present are considered by both
parties to DE Indiana, Connecticut, West
Virginia and New Jersey. Republicans
will win If they carry either Indiana or
New York. Democrats must carry both
these States and New Jersey in addi-
tlon to elect their ticket.
William g. Huey, prominent Phila-
delphia banker, was visitor at head
quarters to-day, and gave some interest
ing data upon State banks before the
war and the losses that individual hold
ers of the currency always suffered.
Tammany Hall was crowded with pol
iticians to-day. The question Of regis
ira tion occupied the attention OF the
leaders. MIR. Croker has directed that
they continue their efforts to get the
voters to register, aud next Fri
day he hopes to secure the
largest third day of registra-
ton OF any in the history Of the city,
He said to-day: 81 want the national
ticket to get larger vote than the
local candidate. Imean that thorough
ly. The leaders have been told that it
will not look we'll for the local candi-
date to get larger majority than Mr..
Cleveland"
The Republican National Committee
is hboding Illinois and the adjacent
States with an appeal to voters TO sup
port Harrison and Reid on the ground
that the Republicans in Congress gave
Chicago the Worlds Fair and defeated
the aspirations of New York. The
Democratic National Committee will
probably circulate that document IN
this State
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-24
HUNDREDS OF LIVES LOST
And Hundreds of Thousands or Doliara
Worth of Property Destroyed BY storm
and Flood in Sardinia.

And Hundreds of Thousands OF Doilars
Worth of Property Destroyed By storm
and Flood in Sardinia
LONDON, October 23.-The latest
advlces from Caglisri give an appalling
account Of the terrible storm and Hood
in Sardinia on Thursday and Friday
last-a calamity in which hundreds OF
lives were lost and hundreds of thous-
auds of dollars worth Of property was
destroyed.
The storm broke out in all It's fury
Thursday as night came on. Rain fell
In torrents, and the low lands were
flooded in very short time. The river
Mannun and other streams in this Sec
tion soon overflowed their banks mum
dating an area Of fifteen square kilomo-
tres.
Among the villages invaded by the
waters were Assent, Elmas, Samatz,
San Sperate and Brazzali, with a total
population of 5000 souls.
Scores OF dwellings and barns were
demolished by the raging flood and
hundreds of people who had sought
refuge on the roofs OF buildings were
drowned. In most Of the villages
named there were many huts
built of mud which coilaped in a
few moments. Other huts, made of
reeds and straw, hoated with the cur
rent, forming RATS to which many peas
ants clung during the night until they
were rescued. One hundred bodies have
been recovered at San Separate alone.
The total death ron must reach several
hundred souls.
An immense number Of cattle and
other live stock perished.