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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-14

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with perfect success. II soothes the child,
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THE NEWS OF The DAY.
Small Accidents.

Frank Kelly, fireman on the B. x u
who lives on the South Side, while
working in his engine with wrench
had the misfortune TO cut deep gasn
across his right hand. lie VIII not DC
able To work for several days.
Officer Dan O'Brien had his foot bad
~ wrenched while walking along the
b. a o. rack Saturday night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-14
Out on n Lark.

A well known and respectable South
side lady dressed in male attire last
night. and, accompanied by a male
friend. a prominent business man, TOOK
a stroll out in East Wheeling lust Tor
the finn OF the thing" Several young
men noticed her peculiar conduct and
followed the pair Lieutenant UauS
saw them going down Sixteenth street
and followed them to the Main street
bridge, where he stopped them. Ihey
plead so hard that ne allowed them 10
proceed, after giving severe lecture.
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CATALOGUE AND PAMPHLET WORK.
both machinery and material, the West Virgin
ia Printing Company are prepares to turn out
printing Of this class in the most approved
styie aud 10 the shortest time Estimates fur
nished on application. WEST VIRGINIA
PRINTING CO., 1925 Market street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-14
Funeral OF John Leasure.

The funeral Of John Leasure took
place yesterday afternoon from MS resi-
dence in Bellaire, and. was largely a'-
tended. Deceased was member OF the
X. Of P. and the Jr. o. L. A. M, ooth
of which organizations turned out In a
body, many members on this SIDE OF the
river Joining in paying the last tribute
10 their deceased brother. The funeral
procession was headed by the Jr. .. l.
A NJ. brass band, Of Bellaire. The re-
mains were brought to this city, and the
interment took place at Mt. Zion Gene
terry.
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uyASTED WHO ARE ALREADY
w travelling statesmen 10 sell full line Of
plies on unission. T. HAEkARP CO.,
ST. Lsuis, No. iel4a<si%Ia
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OUR
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY
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Is now ready for inspection in every depart
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In point of Artistic Work, Excellence
of Material, and Lowness of Price, the
above stock easily distances everything
and anything shown in the city.
Everything Seasonable, Novel and
Useful for MAN, Boy or CHILD is repre-
sented in the above display.
Prices guaranteed to be the cheapest
in the city.
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AMUSEMENTS.
SKIPPED BY THE NLooN.

4 large audience filed the Opera
House last evening, to witness Fowler
& Warmington'S Skipped by the Light
OF the Moon" Many people were pres
ent who seldom attend theatres, and
from the time the curtain was rung up
until the close, they were kept IN a con-
tinual roar Of laughter. No dramatic
merit is claimed for the piece, as its sole
object Is 10 make people laugh; and
laugh they do, and that lOudly.-EreC-
port CUI.) Daily Journal
At the Opera House next Friday
night.
\ KNOTrY AFFAIR.
a Knotty Affair" in which John c.
Rice is staring, does not depend in any
manner upon its SpecialtieS for success.
Ii has a well connected comedy plot
and has scored its hit upon the merit OF
its. situations, complications and pre-
Sentation. 1t will be seen at the Opera
House next Thursday evening.
CTS HILLS WORLD or NOVELTIES.
Pastors Theater has not held such an
audience in years as ii had on Monday
afternoon and evening 10 see Gus Hills
World OF Wonders. The show is GER
tainly wonder, and is one Of the best
companies organized. Every member Is
Stroug.-NclC York World.
Gus HilrS company appear at the
Grand Tuesday and Wednesday, March
10 and is, with a matinee Wednesday.
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4 State SUNDAY School Convention

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March ii. 20.
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announcements.
A ENCOURAGEMENT.
A INVOLVEMENT.
FOR SHERIFF.

To the DtinOcrdts o. OHIO County:
hereby announce myself as candidate for
the Office OF Sheriff OF Ohio county. subject TO
the decision Of the Democratic primaries.
most respectfully ask for your votes ana iniu-
ence fe23e yAdh x. A. hCCAbE.
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uvANTED-FoR THE UNITED STATES
w ARMY-Able-bodied unmarried rnen, be-
tween the ages Of 81 and 40 years. Good pay.
ra;ious. clothing and medical ate ndsnce. APP
plicant, must be prepared 10 furnish sstisfAc-
tory eyiceece as TO age. character and habits
Apply st i.3l MAIN STREET, Wheeling W.
IA ts22Mo, wED4FRIjunS0
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For Over Flfty Years.

GREAT bargains in fine shoes at
l.. V. BLOND's.
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w our new work for us) a. home; 50 70 3 per
week easily made. No painting nor canvass
inc. send self-eddressed envelope. ECHO
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 4 Liberty
Square Boston, Mass. mlleual
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511nutso.

"ASTED-ONE FURNISHED ROOM with
w board, centrally located. Address IS,
ave mis- Office. mrl4q
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,ALEsMEN-ENERGE MEN WANTED
Free prepaid outfit. One Of our agents has
earned $1,000 in i've years. P. o. Box lS1l'
New York. mtlke'
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uTANTFD-FIRST CLASS LAUND tEss
w Reference required. Apply Al Fort Henry
(,lub mrl3dqes
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The letter was received ana uleC.
The president of an organization
known As the Independent Dairyman'S
Association, organized September "a.
1901. and which holds meetings regu-
larly i'm Filan'S Hall, near the south
Market, was present and stated In be-
half of the organization that they de-
sired representation i'm the assembly.
The way their interests were being en-
croached upon by outside parties was
getting 10 be very detrimental, and they
felt their interests ought 10 be pro
tected. aud they believed this could best
be brought about by joining the Trades
Assembly. IL was voted 20 admit this
organization on proper presentation,
and delegate will probably
be selected az the next meeting Of the
Dairvman's Association. The chief
fault found by the Dairymen was in the
large quantity OF milk brought In here
bv Washington parties, or rather not so
much i'm the quantity as ia the price.
They sold lower than any OF the home
dealers. The association cares not how
many milk dealers from other States
come into Wheeling so long as they will
enter irtO a healthy competitor at the
same price, but the home dealers do OBJ
iect at being underSOld by outside par
ties.
After the reading and approving Of q
few bills the meeting adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-14

r. OxLEr. Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11
NEGRO DEMONS
MURDER A MAN AND HIS BEAU
TlFUL DAUGHTER


MOBILE, ALA, Oct. 1o.--Hacked to
pieces with an AK and then cremated,
was the awful fate of Richard L. John
son and his charming daughter.
Desperate negroes are supposed to
have committed the horrible crime.
The tragedy occurred at Johnson's
plantation, near Davis ferry, Monroe
county, Friday night. There are no
telegraph lines near the place
and the news of the aw-
full butohery did not reach here
till to-day. Seven negroes have been
arrested, and the people OF the neigh
borhood are searching the country for
more who are thought to have taken
part in tho tragedy.
Indications are that johnson died in
defending his daughter from the as
saults OF the brutal blacks. That there
was a terrible struggle In front of the
house, can be but little doubt
The sod is torn up and blood
stains cover the grass several rods from
the front entrance TO the house. Just
how IL occurred may never be known. u
The first known of the crime was
about midnight Friday when the neigh
bors we're attracted to Johnson's home
by fire coming out OF the roof. The house
was burned TO the ground and in the
morning the charred bodies Of Johnson
and his daughter were found. His skull
had been split in two and the body OF
Miss johnson was literally hacked to
pieces. A search was instituted at the
house and Burrill Jones' axe, 300 yards
distant with blood on 1t, was found. The
shirts OF brother OF Jones
named Moses and his eon
were found spotted with blood.
All three Of the men we're at once
placed under arrest, as were FIVE other
negroes who lived further down the
road east OF the plantation.
The people, blacks and whites, for
several miles around have gathered at
Davis Ferry, and II sufficient proof Of
guilt against the arrested negroes can
Be obtained, they will be lynched.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11
Did Republicans, When sher.
man Used His Name.
Kisses OF HATE FOR HILL.


NEW YORK, Oct. lO.-An audience
that filled Cooper Union han 10 its ut
most, greeted John sherman this even
ing, The senator from Ohio was en-
Enthusiastically received. He was intro
duced by James Blanchard, presi-
dent OF the Republican club.
After short introduction sherman
launched toto the tariff argument,
In the course Of his speech he re-
marked:
Senator Hill does not know exactly
where he stands, but he says In spite
ofall temptation he is Democrat sim. u
The mention OF Hills name brought
Kisses from the Threats of the whole
audience.
On the silver question Mr.. Sherman
said;
THE urging Of free coinage hill was
a wild lunacy. Its result would be 10
cheat pensioners out Of one-third Of their
income, to cheat depositors out of their
money in savings banks, TO cheat wage
earners out OF one-third of THAR ear
ings.n
He concluded his address with an at
tack on the Democratic party for the
attempt TO abolish the 10 per cens. tax
on state banks, which would thus enable
them to restore state bank notes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11
SUPERB FIREWORKS.
A Statue of columbu,--NIagara In Silver
FIre--Accidsnts,

A Statue of Columbu Niagara In Silver
FIre-Aocidents,
NEW YORK, Oct. l0.-Broo lslyn
bridge vas the place Of attraction this
eveni n gorgeous display of fire
ear. N'aslt 'nwds began to gath.
on the n, ~ Iaaco both 'a Cites.
while hundreH Stop & loaded with
passengers anchor, y favorable points
in the harbor. All the high buildings
in New York near the river were utii-
lied and those on Park row and other
near streets were fairly covered with
people. The display was fully up to ex-
pectations.
Among the set pieces was u statue Of
Columbus and representation of the
ship in which the discoverer set sail.
Ono of the most striking displays
was representation OF Niagara Falls
in silver fire, This was at the New
York end Of the bridge. 1t was 625
feet wide and represented dazzling
cascade of shining silver 200 feet high.
There was novel Geographic message
written in letters OF fire sent from one
tower to the other by the Morse code.
One Of the bombs used was larger than
any ever seen here.
After the celebration the Western
roadway OF the bridge was opened for
pedestrians going TO Brooklyn. And
then a majestic salute of shells an
nounced the conclusion Of the fireworks
display on the bridge.
An accident occurred on this pier at
the foot of Beekman street
that was probably attended with
loss OF life. The pier, which
afforded free and excellent view
of tho fireworks was crowded with
people during the evening. On the
southern side the ship Reaper was tied
up and the captain awaited himself Of
the opportunity to make some money
by selling seats on the vessel. The
vessel was unloaded and stood high out
OF the water necessitating O gang
way fully 30 feet long and stretch
ed from the ship to the dock Mt
an angle Of sixty degrees. This gang
way was crowded, when suddenly there
was crack and the plank broke in the
middle. Some of the people we're
thrown in heap on the pier, many sus-
taing painful hurts and bruises, At
least one man fell into the river and
was drowned. A woman in the excite
ment was pushed over the pier. She
was rescued,
While watching the fireworks on the
bridge tonight John Wainwright fell
from q four-story building, sustaining
internal injuries and fracture Of his
skull.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11
SPORTING,
FlizsImmOus WIN Fight cotbea Il tho Mons,
Is Put Up.


NEW ORLEANS, LA, oct. 10.-lSpe-
clal. bob Fitzsimmons, the champion
middle weight is evidently looking Tor
trouble. In IN interview to-day he
stated that he would agree to meet
Corbett II any club would put up
purse OF s25, 200 for the tight He
says that side bet VIII also attract
his attention and that the Same condi-
lions which governed the Sullivan
Corbett fight as regards the dispose
zion Of the money, will be agreeable
TO him. Fits also declared that he
would meet Hall and Groggains in tho
same ring but would not hght Hall
at any other than the regulation middle
weight limits. President Noel. Of the
Olympic Club sent word 10 Fitzsim-
mons to-day telling him that the club
would put purse Tor "A fight with Hall
II the contest could be arranged for tho
Mardi Gras time in March. Fitzimmons
replied that he would not agree to fight
at that time as his theatrical contract
would not expire until May.
The last time that he had agreed
TO meet Hall he lost money on
the transaction and while he blamed
the club for Halls huke he would not
place himself in the position again.
President Noel replied that ho would
not take no for an answer, and meet
ing was arranged for tonight after the
performance, when there Is chance Of
the mill being arranged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11

without the United States flag with it,
gathered In front OF the store and de-
manded OF the storekeeper either to
raise a United States flag beside the
English one or to lower the En-
glish flag. This the keeper of
the store refused TO do After
considerable angry discussion and
several threats on the part Of the
boys, one little fellow climbed upon
the shoulders OF his larger companions
and took down the English flag. AS
soon as the others could get their hands
on the Objectionable flag they tore it
into hundreds of pieces, scattering frag-
ments about the street and trampling
them under their feet amid cheers Of
older on-lookers. The Englishman was
indignant, and it looked for time as
though he would attack the boys. The
sympathy OF the crowd was, however,
evidently with the boys, and after
threatening TO have the boys arrested for
malicious destruction TO property he
retired to his store.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11
AN uNKNowN TEXAN
And Another Nan Horribly muiilalsd by a
Lynchlng Party.

OMAHA, HEB., Oct. l0.--A special TO
the Bee from Casper, Wyo., says.
Meager details Of the shooting Of two
men between Bonanza and Piatoville,
In Johnson county, 200 miles north Of
here, just reached Casper. The men
killed arc f. Dabb, the man who last
year fought pistol duel near Lander,
Wyo., and strange TCxau. II seems
there the two men were arrested for
horse stealing two weeks ago and Civ
on an examination and turned loose
Instead Of leaving the country as ex-
pected they tried TO terrorize the com
munity by shooting NJ people al. thoy
were again sentenced 10 jail al But-
falo, Wyoming.
Constable Reilly started with the
mon for Buffalo, a distance OF 1850 miles
across tho Big Horn mountains. A
marty Of ma Jked men camo upon their
camp the first night and overpowering
the 6filoer killed the prisoners, severing
their heads from their ,dies, and mn-
tilating them In fearful shape The
men arc supposed 10 DO horss thieves
and belong TO gang operating In
Southern Montana and tho Yellow
stone country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11

iowa
ST. PAUL, MINI, Oct. 10-The
Democratic Veteran League organized
last night 1875 strong, and issued long
address to old soldiers and sailors OF
Minnesota and Wisconsin, atiug that
Mr.. Cleveland had never vetoed the
general pension bill but only lot Of
private bills which were of an unwor-
thy character. The address con-
cluded: 1--WE do not ask soldiers
to support Grover Cleveland for
the single reason that he has
always proven himself true
friend Of the veterans OF the war, but
for the added reasons that his candi-
dacy is n declaration OF war against
monopolies, combinations and trusts, Us
also against the domination of pluto
Gratis, class that has laced its letters
about the masses, because it seems
that taxation shall be just, because II
seems that the veal OF the people
shall be allowed TO remain in the hands
OF whoever earns 1t. 1t means to all
toilers more work, more bread, more
happy homes and more general pros
perity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11

ATLANTA, GA, Oct. 1O.-The Re
publican electoral ticket Of Georgia
will not DO fused with the Peoples
party. This was decided at meeting
OF the selected candidates. The ques-
tioa was put to them whether half
their number would not give way TO
the same number of Peoples party
nominees and their refusal was em-
phatic. Thus there will be four elect
oral tickets voted for in Georgia, Re-
publican, Populist Democratic and
Prohibition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11
ANOTHER BURGLARY.



Some time during the night between
Sunday and Monday, thieves onterod
the cigar factory over Warehouses;
drug store, corner Main and
Fifteenth streets, known as the
weatland cignr factory. They
stole about 1000 cigars, IA well as
a hasty examination OF the stock would
permit the proprletors TO Judge, aud
some OF these are unatamped cigars, q
fact that brings these burglars IN con
tact with tho United States revenue
laws, II any Of these cigars arc used.
Last nj ght Detective Kits arrested
Harry Edgeeourt on tho charge Of
burgiarizing tho Westland cigar fac
tory. Edgecourt was sent 10 the pom
three years ago on conviction OF burg
larry. The cigars were taken over In
the Trinity bottom and there hid
den. In the lot were 1900 OF
unstamped goods, and others stamped
and ready for sale, were stolen.
Another party was engaged in the
robbery, he Ia known 10 the police and
his arrest is mere question OF time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11

PoTTsBoRo, TEX, Oct. 10.-iSpe-
cial. Hon. 10. A. Mcdowell, Demo-
cratic candidate for attorney general,
spoke at this place tonight TO a good
sized and appreciative audience. He
handled the Hogg platform without
gloves and compared the Ross and
Hogg administrations, very much to
the Disagreement Of the latter. The
gentleman is an able speaker and ais
speech was we'll received.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11

SHERMAN, TEX, Oct 10.-[Special. |
Counting the names of all Democrats
turned in to the Clark club Saturday,
aud those obtained to-day, the lists
show a membership of over 900.
These are Democrats only and repre-
tent nearly half tho voting strength in
the city.
OF course Clark will get most Of the
Republican vote, aud add the 100 col
orod votes to this and he will go out Of
Sherman at least 10 /.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Oct. TO-
Adlai II. Stephenson has accepted an
Invitation to deliver an address TO a
Democratic mass meeting to DO held in
Brooklyn, N. Y, October 20. He will
resume campaigning in Illinois with a
speech at Einey, Tuesday night. From
Cairo, H., next Saturday, he goes di-
rect to birmingham Ala, whore he
will sneak Monday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11

WHITNEY, TEX, Oct 1o--Ispecial. ]
-Iudqe Gustave Cook spoke in the in
terest o. Hon. George Clark this even-
inp at 3 o'clock to a small audience,
some twenty farmers being present.
He Impressed his hearers very much.
The ONLY regret Is the people Of the
whole county did not hear 1t.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11

entitled 10 no credit for having offered
reward por criminals. II was bis duty.
And yet not u criminal was ever ar
rested or ono Of the rewards paid. In
conclusion Collector Cunoy appealed
10 all citizens, both white and black,
70 vote for tho best interests OF Texas
and George Clark.
He was frequently applauded and
mado many votes for Judge Clark.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11

DETROIT, MICH, Oct. lO.-Demo-
Gratis have gone into a combination
with the Populssts on legislative candi-
dates, the object being it is said to
control II possible the choice OF
United States senator by the next leg
stature
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11

yVAsHIHgToN, Oct. 10 Mrs. Harri-
son 3 much wcakor tonight than she
has boea ior some days past, owing 10
the moro rapid proGress Of the disease.
She siopt tbe greater part Of the day
but bet bleep YES not Of refreshing
chArAcl...
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-At q
special meeting Of the cabinet this A.
tesuaon It was decided that oil mem-
,srs Of the cabinet he present in New
Y0rs ut some time during the week TO
rrDressnt the administration.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11

LONDON, o ct. 10.--,i'he body Of bond
Tennyson Ill be conveyed IRON Haole-
mere 10 London tomorrow. Tho
transfer will DO made without display
Of any kind and as privately - possible.
Sho fyneral wiz b. ha'e NeaEreii,s'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-11

ABILENE, KAN, Oct. 10.-Chairman
PRUDENTIAL OF tho Alliance state com
mittee, accused Of violating the bank
ing law, after three-days' trial, az
tracing much attention was acquitted.
The court ruled that as secretary OF
the Sinaola company, the law did not
pertain to him and the case was dis
mlssed