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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-16

Loon LAKE, n. Y, September l5.-
While there are some people here who
think the distinguished invalid has
chance for recovery, the majority are
inclined TO the opinion that she will
never leave this place alive. The Pres
ident aud the members OF his household
pretend 10 be encouraged at Mrs. Har-
rison's present condition, but IL Is pain
fully evident 70 their intimate friends
that they have little or no hope for her
complete recovery.
The physicians no longer conceal
their real anxiety at the situation and
practically admit that the case has
gone beyond the point where medicine
or human skill can further avail.
In the words OF one OF the physicians:
"While there is life there Is hope; but
IL Is rare exception when person
affected with consumption like Mrs.
Harrison now is, RECEIVERS from the
disease"
The President and other members OF
his family keep In seclusion and never
leave the cottage except 10 get their
meals az the hotel. DR.. Gardner said
this morning that be did not think an
operation would be necessary to-day
under existing circumstances DR..
Trudeau OF Saranac, who usually per-
forms the operations, is therefore not
expected 10 visit her to-day. He is
however only one hour away and can
be readily reached in case OF necessity.
Loon LAKE, n. Y, September l5.-9
n. m.-Mrs. Harrison is reported by DR..
Gardner as being trine better this
morning with indications OF natural
absorption OF the fluid in the chest
cavity.
9p. m.-Contrary 10 expectation. DIR.
Doughty the New York Specialist, made
another cali on Mrs. Harrison this after
noon. He arrived at the Loon Lake rail-
road station, three miles from, the village
Of Loon Lake about5 o'clock on his way
TO New York and was joined there by DIR.
Gardner, the attending physician.
The latter was informed by him that
there was nothing In Mrs Harrison's con-
dition that necossitated any delay Ia his
return TO his professional duties In New
York, but OF course, IL he could spare the
time, the family would appreciate "A visit
from him. Thereupon he decided TO call
upon Mrs. Harrison and 10 take the early
morning train for New York.
The two physicians then drove 20 the
Presidents cottage and made an examlna-
tion OF the invalid. DR.. Doughty agreed
entirely with DR.. Gardner's diagnosis OF
case and subsequently informed the family
that he saw no appreciable difference Ia
Mrs. Harrls0nis condition since his obscr.
walton yesterday There was no further
accumulation OF fluid In the chest and tho
quantity there was not sufficient 10 require
withdrawal.
He said she was as comfortable as she
could bemade, and that IL was encouraging
TO know that the disease had made no pro-
gress within the last twenty-four hours.
Tapping will not be again res0rted 70, ex.
cept Ia the case Of further efIusion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-16
SHERMAN AT THE FAIR.

lie Kisses the Babies, Admires the Fat
Stock and Talks About the Campaign.
Special TeleOram TO the REGISTER.
COLUMBUS, O., September 15.-Sena-
tor John Sherman was among the dis
tinguished visitors on the State Fair
Ground to-day. The Mansfield states
man extolled the big pumpkin and the
fat COW, kissed the babies and made
himself popular with the farmers Of the
State as only an urbane politician from
the old school knows how to do.
Senator Sherman in an interview
spoke cheerfully Of the prospects OF his
party both in the State and nation. He
will take part in the canvass, confning
himself to Ohio principally, and his
opening speech will be made in Huron
county, September 30. He will speak
at a mass meeting at Philadelphia on
October s, and early in that month will
deliver some campaign speeches in New
York State.
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eoyERNoR A. B, FLEMING
Addresses q well-Attended Meeting
What He said.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, september 10
Gov Flsming made forcible and telling
Snsech last night at the Democratic meet
;pg 10 organize campaign club. He made
some excellent points against the force bill
and Showed that if it were to become law
II would not be the first election law enforc-
"a ~ nv the Republicans in West Virginia for
the 1nrpose of keeping their party in pow
or The people of the State, he said, have
not forgotten their experience Under der u the
-eg;stration -o law of 1866, enacted after the
aSoss Of the war not for the purpose OF
Serving the country, for no person at
Ser,nfed 10 vote who could not take the
tsst oatn-but was enacted at time when
novver was about to depart from the Re
pubican party in this State. 6e referred
- The message of Governor Boreman 10
~ ~ legislature Of 1863, in which he char
o,ss-;zsd Sce as mob the $50 citizens sum.
sooned bv the Board of Registration OF
Marion county on the 9th Of October, 1865:
~ tosl show a cause why their names should net
~ ~ stricken from the list OF registered
.'o,srs and TO the statement OF Boreman,
vJS VIZ characterized the $50 as q mob, that
he %1 went TO washington City in person ana
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aRe,ixble man.

MI. Grlner, aJustice of the Peace at
Print, Michigan, says one bottle OF
Chamberlaln's Collie, Cholera and DIar-
rbea Remedy saved his life. He had
been down with bloody lux for three
weeks when be commenced using this
medicine. II soon cured him. and he
believes saved his life. He also says IL
saved the lives of three railroad men 10
that vicinity. Squire Griner is reli-
able and conscientious man. aud what
ever he says can be depended upon.
For sale by c. 2. Goetze, W. w. Irwin,
w. s. Mccullough, c. MenkemelIef, s.
L. Brice, J. Coleman, c. Schnepf, W. G..
Armbrecht, the Kurtz Drug Co., VIII
MenkemelIer. w. T. Williams, John
Klari, A. E Scheele. and W. H. VIII
lIams, Wheeling: Bowie & Co.. Bridge
port. O., and B. f. Peabody. Benwood,
w. Va
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The Jacktown Fair.
lsn,c,ol T,Ilora,n 10 M Rloutr.


CAMERON. w. Va, September l5.-To-
day was the second and last day OF tho
Jacktown, Pa, fair and II was attended by
about 5000 people. Some idea Of the crowd
will be conveyed when IL Is stated that the
number Of vehicles outnumbeied by far
those at tue State fair. The racing was OF
a very poor order. Horse trading and meet
ing old acquaintances seems 20 be toe
chief ends in view with those VINO visit tho
Fair. The exhibits In the agricultural aud
fancy departments were very ttne, and the
whole thing sucress financially. quite
number OF fights took place during the day,
the most serious being one In which man
named Delaney, from Waynesburg, slashed
another man from the same place with
razor, eating cash about fye Inches long
In bsS cheek.
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5..E. Church (south) Conferences.
,c<etaI Tslsoraa 10 ths R>stSlsr.

CLARKsBUEG, W. Va, September b.
Yesterday the NJ. T.. Church, South, Con
ference was opened by Bishop j. e. Keen
er, OF New Orleans, and j. a. Black and ,.
S. McCloud were chosen secretaries. The
most Of the time has been taken Up with
routine WORK.
The report from the Barooursyille Ccl-
leze showed this year 10 DO the most pros
porous In its history. Last night w. VI.
Hays, Commissioner OF Education Tor col
ored people, delivered sn exceilent address
and tonight n. G.. Morrison. Of Atlanta,
Ca. will speak IN relation 70 the Missionary
anniversary. There are about a hundred
ministers and visitors from q distance
present
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-16
TIE FULL RETURNS.

From tho state Election of Vermont Now
ina Great Failing on in Votes.
RUTLAND, VI, Sept. 15.-Returns OF
the recent election have now been
received from the entire State. Fuller
Republican, for Governor has 80, 100;
Smalley, Democrat, 10, ,52G; Allen, Pro-
hibltion, 1850. Fuller's plurality
10. .G64, and majority 1904. Compared
with 1855 this is n Republican loss Of
o,269, Democratic loss Of one. and
Prohibition gain OF 27s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-16
Attaok the Coal Combine.

CHICAGO, September 45.-The Inter- Ocecn
will tomorrow make an attack on the Phil
adelphia and Reading coal deal, known as
the ''Anthracite Trust,n calling upon tue
ATTORNEY General of the State Of Illinois TO
bring suit at once under the Illinois statute,
both criminally and civilly.
Sections of statutes are cited which
point out the illegality Of any party TO
form any pool, agreement, contract, COM
bination or federation to FIX or limit the
amount or quantity of any article, commo-
dity or merchandise to be manufactured,
mined. produced or sold in this State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-16
BoIEs TALKS TARIFF
And Finance TO Big Audience of Iowa
Farmers and Others.

CARROLL, IA, September 15.-Gov.
Roles, whose presidential chances were
emOorarily postponed at the Chicago
convention opened the National CAM
naipp in Iowa to-day in the most vigor-
ons fashion for Cleveland. The Cover
nor had an immense audience, and his
annearance on the speakers stand was
me signal for remarkable outburst OF
cheering.
Governor Boies said he fully concurreo
with Senator Allison In the assertion 5nas at
~ -eonIe of Iowa are on the threshold OF
a most important political campaign; The
,-,ost ir,nortapt question at issue is the mo-
mentous proposition of whether or not the
General government can legally and right
fully tax resident Of Iowa engaged In any
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-16
BADLY DEroKMED PRISONER,
But One Who Has Considerable Skill,
Nevertheless, Received at Columbus

COLUMBUS, O., September 15.-J. H.
Sloane. federal prisoner, received OF the
Ohio State prison from South Carolina on
a three-year sentence for counterfeiting, is
singulariy affected, and, considering his af-
feclion, il seems almost impossible that be
could commit the crime he is accused Of.
The mus cles of his arms ana legs are par
tally paralyzed, so that he walks on ell
fours. More than this, in order TO support
his body well of the ground. he is Obliged
10 use a wooden leg. strapped 10 each leg
and arm. On these pegs he moves with an
ambling bst rapid gait. The muscles of
his hands are all right, however, and he
handles eugravers' tools with skill and dex-
teritv. Wrong use of this skill brought
him here
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Rourl,e Cockran at Albany.

ALBANY, N. Y, September 15.-Bourke
Cochran opened the Democratic campaign
in this State at large meeting held here
tonight. He said the Force bill was the
main issue of this campaign, as in the final
nefeat of that bill, which would prevent
the Republicans from obtaining con-
tool Of the House of Representatives meant
the continuance of the peoples will in guild
ing the administration of the affairs OF the
government. This secured, said the speak
er, we can then experiment with the tariff
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hungarian. Expected to Go BACK.

HOMESTEAD, Pa, September l5.-The
striking Hungarians will hold a meeting
tomorrow, and have requested the firm 70
send a representative IL Is probable that
II ARRANGEMENTS can be made with the
company TO take all the Huns back, tLey
will decide % return 20 work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-16
Tn nook Ansr american Interest.

WAsHISerox. ID. c.. September d.
Secretary Foster, of the State Department
was In consultation with Secretary Tracy
this afternoon, and IL is said thcy disguised
the adyissbilify OF sending q naval vessel
10 Costa Rica TO look after American IN
teaests there pending the settlement OF inc
civil troubles.
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And BOIES.
Tho Former Starts the Ball Rolling
In North Carolina,
WHILE TIE LATTER OPENSN THE

7,wleve State-Genera1 Steven
SON Tells His Hearers What
They May Expect If the Repub-
leans Get a Chance to Pass a
Force Billie Graphically De-
so~ibas tho Situation Of Affairs
Under Similar ConditiOns--Gov-
ernor Boies Touches Up the
PeDublican Belief on Taxation
and Finance-GOvernor Flem-
inr's Speech at Charleston.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-16
JUST ABOUT THE SAME
Mrs. HarriSOn'S Condition Shows No
Material Change,
AT LEAST NONE FOR THE WORSE.

No Further Operations Were Per-
formed Yesterday and the Fluid
in the Patients Chest Seems to
be Finding Relief by Natural
Means = The Doctors do not
Give Much Cause for Hope,
However.
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All F,xeo I'm.

CoSsrANTINoPLE, Sept. 15.-The Porte
through the American legation offered
Missionary Bartlett whose house was set
on FIRE by fanatics $1,000 indemnity. The
legation replied that $500 VIII suffice to
cover the damage. The incident has there
fnra been closed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-16

prrrsguasH, Pa. September i5-fho
riot cases against the Homestead strikers
will be taken up By the Srann jury 20
morrow. There are ABOUT ioo cases. 81 Mi n
be taken Tor ali. The strikers are anxlonsiy
aEnifing the result
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-16

r~ n C.. September fa-Fos West
x,'Ias .SI western Pennsylvania. fsif.
'nls,is vsrrser excsp: in the nofthern portion
~ - fn..s s.r.ra Psnnsylsznis: west winds.
rar Ohlo. far; slightly warmer, sxep' - i@<o
ssstions: vest TO north uinas.
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ANOTHER CASE FOUND.
A Young Woman Who Had Not Been
In Contact With
ANY ONE WHO HAD RECENTLY

Come Into the Country, Found
Suffering from Cholera in a New
York Boarding House The
First Cholera Patient Whose
Disease Was Determined Be-
fore Death-Great Excitement
Caused by the Announcement
Of the Nature Of Her Malady-
Promptly Removed to the De-
tention Hospital.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-16

Clipped from Canada Presbyterian,
under signrture OF C. Blackett Robin
son. Prop'r: was cured Of oit-recuring
bilious headaches by Burdock Blood
Bitters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-16

Dr. wooD's Norway Pine Syrup was
used for years as a prescription By
successful. physician. II IS 10 all re-
spects the best cough med!csne made
to-day. Sold by all dealers on guar
antee Of satisfaction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-16
UNNECESSARILY ALARMED.

No one proposes to interfere with our
National Bank system or TO establish a
state Rank with power to issue irredeem-
abIe or worthless currency. The success
of the Republican parry in Iowa this fall
means a determined effort by that party
next wear to continue our present prohibit
tow law, 1t defeat this fail is the end Of
thai contest. for if defeated it will aban-
Son prohibition anu seek some more rea-
sonable method of controlling the liquor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-16

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, September l5.-The
railroad Officials are cooperating with the
medical authorities in an effort to keep
cholera out Of Indiana. Mayor sullivan
has issued an order that all trains coming
from New York shall be stopped at the
Belt crossing and thoroughly examined be-
fore being allowed to proceed TO the Union
station.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-16

NEW YORK. September 15.-The first
case Of death from suspected cholera oc-
Cured in Brooklyn to-day. Josepha
Malecka, 81 years old, OF $50 State street.
was taken i'll yesterday.
AT night she passed into state Of COL
lapse. to-day she vomited and when q ply
sician was called. she was dead. The girl
had eaten heartily OF green corn and tona-
toes and the case was put down 70 cholera
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-16

CINCINNATI, O., September 15.-The
Chamber OF Commerce to-day by unani-
nous vote authorized the president to ap-
point committee OF five TO cooperate with
the municipal authorities 10 devise tue
most effective measures 10 keep from the
city the threatened infection of cholera.
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HAVANA, September 15.-The Board OF
Health met to-day and resolved TO enforce
quarantine against the United States.
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CLEVELAND, O.. September Is, The
Mayor and Board OF Control Of this city
have decided to notify the officials OF the
railways entering this place that no more
immigrants from infected ports will be re-
ceived in Cleveland. Dr. Miller, OF the
State Board OF Health, has established
military medical quarantine at the eastern
State line at Lawrenceburg, where all i'm
migrants will be inspected. He has also
established camp hospital Mt Ashtaoula
with accommodations for two hundred i'm
migrants.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-16

QUARANTINE. Sept 15-Commissioner
Allen, has just stated on his return from
the lower bay that DR.. Sanboru now be-
lieves Mrs Perssen TO have poisoned her
two children who died at upper quarsn-
tine on the Wyoming and then 10 have
committed suicide herself in the same
way She apppars not TO have been mar
ried to the man who passed as her husband:
The Commissioner reports the death OF
one child from Group on Wyoming and no
deaths or new cases Of cholera to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-16

FIRE ISLAND, N. Y, September Is
A heavy southeast storm prevailed here
all night and the sea ran very high.
Nothing has been seen Of the steamboat
Pegasus, with the troops and the naval
reserves. 1t would be dangerous for
her TO attempt to enter the inlet II she
came down. The Cepheus is still an
chored In the channel. The Normannia
passengers are all quartered at the ho-
tel. Murmurs Of dissatisfaction with
the food are heard. All is quiet. No
troops have arrived here yet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-16

FIRE ISLAND, n. Y, September 15.-Dr
Vought, who has charge Of the release Of
the Normannia's passengers, tonight is
sued an official statement that all must
breakfast at o'clock in the morning and
be ready to leave the Island at 8. The bag
gage is on board the Cepheus, and there is
nothing to prevent an early start.
The morning call., 1892-12-29
BRAVE ANDRIEUX.
Ribot Will Not Be Forced Into a

PARIS. Dec 2S.-The effort of Audrieux
to draw Premier Ribot into duel has failed
and 1t is not considered likely that Andrieux
Will resort TO violence, as was at first init
mated There is no disgusting the fact
that Andrieux has gained much admira-
tion by the boldness with which he has fol-
lowed up his course. There is NO doubt the
Government intended to order his arrest ON
the charge of treason. The arrest was to
be effected suddenly and strike terror into
the plotters for the overthrow of the admins
tratiOn. Andrieux checkmated that scheme
by boldly proclaiming the Governments
intentions, and its purpose. he explained,
was 10 silence him in the task of exposing
the Panama frauds by committing himself
to the dungeon. He also proclaimed that
he had made sure of the security of EVIL:
dence under his control, so that the pur-
pose of the Government would be defeated.
This. it is reported, made the Ministry hesi-
tate in its purpose OF argesting Andreux
without having clear and unanswerabie
evidence TO establish its case against him.
The Ministry feared the public would in
terpret the hasty arrest as proof of the
statement of Andrieux as to the motives of
the Government aud it is true, this would
mean the ruin of the Cabinet.
When Andreux arose Monday morning.
still at liberty, he determined on still
bolder move, and that was to give Ribot the
choice between duel OF retraction of the
words in which he had accused Andreux OF
endeavofing to excite disorder and virtu-
ally Of being the instigatOr Of an n.insurrec-
tion. Audrieux sent challenge to Ribot
on the ground stated. The Premier re-
piled through his secretary that the utter
ances of RIbot had not gone beyond legitl-
mate public criticism. Andrieux. not satis-
fed with the reply, sent two friends to the
Premier 10 demand satisfaction. The
friends represented that Nj. Anlirieux con-
sidered Ribots words as implying that he
(Andrieux) was guilty of a criminal and
ignoble act aud was seeking in an illegisi-
mate manner TO arouse disorder and blood
shed. Andrieux therefore insisted, they
declared, on such satisfaction as duel
would give.
RibOt replied. quietly and decisiyely. that
he had nothing to add 10 the explanation
already given through bis secretary, except
that he considered that the explanation
ought TO have dissipated any doubts OF An
drieux as TO the sense in which the words
which Andrieux con nsidered offensive had
been used. Ribot did not speak apoloGeti-
cally, nor did he offer any retraetion, or
even propose TO mitigate or extenuate the
meaning of what bad been said. He de-
clined, at the same time, TO discuss the mat
ter any further.
Andrieux now states in aIetter to the
newspapers that Ribots words could be
taken as equiyocal. Andrieux adds: "They
are not acceptable 10 me, but thank my
friends for the measures they have taken
toward dlsslpating the doubts as TO what
kibot meant"
The morning call., 1892-12-29
IT IS HILLS SCHEME.
Working to Depness Securities of
the Northern Pacific.
The President of the Great Northern
Believed to Be Manipulating Wall
Street in its Interest.
Special 10 THE MoRSISe CALL

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-There is no clearly
defined rumor to-day in regard to the sell
ing Of Northern Pacific but the impression
Is very strong that there is manipulation of
the bonds for effect on the stock. Philadel-
phia specials quote a banker prominently
identified with Northern Pacific as saving
that the report that Hill CT the Great North
ern is manipulating the market is ridiculous
The Wall-street journal says hints
dropped here and there indicate the pur-
pose on the part of somebody to depress
Northern Pacific securities for some special
reason. which is only guessed at present
One theory considered plausible is that
somebody is seeking to control the property
and has already secured control of the COM
pany'S floating debt to accomplish his pur-
pose. The question is, Who wants the
control? The natural answer Is, the
Great Northern's interests are most
likely to want ii. Where is there
man richer, more ambitious and
more insinuating In his ways to accomplish
so grand feat as this in Wall street, than
President Hill of the Great Northern :?
Where Is there man more intimately ac-
quainted with the Northern Pacific system
than Hill, and who would know its weak
points so well and how to make use of them
at such an opportune time2 There is a
very strong belief that there will be a sharp
contest for the control of the property be-
fore the next election. At present nobody
holds control