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GIRLS RUN A BLIND TIGER.S
Two OF Them Fined for Selling Liquor In q
"Dry" County In Georgia.

DRY" County In Georgia.
DUBLIN, GA, August THE graud
Jury last Monday returned l0S true bills
against persons for running the whisky
blockade. Eighteen Of the indictments
were against against five young women
Misses Matte Hester, Eugenie Pope,
Maud Brown, Sallie Cobb and Jennie
Pope. They have been operating a
"blind tiger" in the country for some
time. To-day they were arraigned in
the Superior Court to answer the
charge.
The house was crowded TO suffoca-
tion, large number OF women being
present The prisoners were attired
like commencement girls, with Jaunty
hats and sunshades to suit. During the
trial they laughed heartily and had TO
be reprimanded.
Owing to some absent witnesses Miss
Hester's case was continued. The jury,
without leaving their seats. found Miss
Brown and Miss Jennie Pope guilty,
and each paid fine OF $3.50 and was set
free. The other two women were dis
charged.
Miss Hester was indicted last year for
the same offense, but disappeared, go
ing to Alabama and Florida and escap-
ing the officers by masquerading In
male attire.
1t is learned tonight that the women
are at the same game again. These
Grand Jury fellows can't do much with
u.s." said Matte Hester tonight. "Nor
are We afraid OF their bills. Why, IL the
court finds US guilty we will pay 1t. How
much do we make? Why. we made
double this year what we made last,
and we are going at the same business.
There is money In IL and II we get In
trouble we will just face the music"
This Is dry country, but more liquor
IS sold here than in some wet ones.
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Nsrrn.. and italians at Il.

ORANGE, n. J., Aug. IA race war be-
tween negroes and Italians broke out here
10 night and twenty men were badly In
iured. The trouble arose through a dis
pute between 8 negro and an Italian. The
men began TO fight. The negro
was beaten and his friends came
20 his rescue, and the Italians
started in to help their countrymen.
About six hundred men and women were
engaged and brisk fight took place, stones,
sticks and bricks flew thick and by the time
the police arrived twenty persons had been
severely injured
The police dispersed the mob, but no ar
rests were made.
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MoRGANTOwN's LOSS.
The Plant of the TyEsrd Manufacturing
Company Burned-suPPOsed Incen-

company ohNhSA- -SNffSoSN
dlarisln.
SDsciar Tslsgrarr to ne Register.
MoRGANrOwN, w. VA, August =
At4 o'clock this morning the extensive
woodworking factory OF the Tygart
Manufacturing Company went up In
smoke. Nothing but ashes now marks
the place where yesterday was the
scene OF the usual Industrial activity.
The works are in South Morgantown
and that corporation has repeatedly re-
fused TO be connected with the Morgan
town system OF water works, hence the
efforts Of the FIRE department OF this
place TO be Of service were uuavailing.
The entire plant Of several buildings,
including a large dry house filed with
lumber and a wareroom containing a
large amount Of carved and turned
work aud other finished products, is
gone. The loss Is estimated az $50, 900.
The insurance is very small. The Ty-
gard Company is the successor Of Fair
child. Lawhead & Co. The gas had been
turned of in the furnaces on the even
ing previous, and there is no theory ad-
vanced as 70 the origin OF the fire other
than that il was incendlary. All the
employees Of the plant are thrown out Of
employment.
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Hugh o,Donnen Talks.

BosroN, Mass, August Hugh O'Don-
nell. from Homestead, Pa, who arrived IN
this city to-day, said in an interview this
evening that he saw no reason for throw
ing such 8 cloak Of mystery around his
movements since he left Homestead. He
had been in no sense trying to seclude
himself or evade any one. Said he: "Of
course, the mission that brings me East is
something that it would not be judicious TO
talk about Just yet. Regarding the lock-
out, il has Just begun and the end is not IN
sight. The Carnegie Steel and Iron Com
psny may have 1000 men or more,
but that does not make 1t the
union workers are defeated. 1t
REQUIRE much skill and practice TO make
competent workman and one incompetent
man can put the Csrnegies to great deal
Of loss ana trouble. In these works where
machinery plays such an important part,
every man has his place aud his absence
has the same effect as the breaking OF
cog, or wheel.
"NIy mission will keep me in Boston for
a week and after that / shall make tour
of the New England States"
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THE QUEENS SPEECH
The BrIefsst Ever RsHd-siisDt fla Regard
TO Ireland and Foreign Anairs

LONDON, August THE Ques7's
speech "a communicated 10 the Chiefs
OF the Ministerial and opposition par
ties is the briefest speech from the
throne ever read IN Parliament. 10 for
mally iatimstes that Parliament has
not met for tho transaction OF business.
1t contains ne references 70 prospective
legislation, aud Is almost silent In regard
10 foreign affairs and Ireland. The
Queen simply says that no immediate
work can be expected Of the members
so sooH after the lsbors OF the last sos
sion and the fatigues Of the general
election
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an N.v CboI.rn Cases.

ST. PETERsBuKS, August The cholera
returns for all Russia for August Ord and
lth show total Of 6,74l new cases and
2. .496 deaths. A circular issued By thu
Ministry Of the Interior calls upon oil Rus-
slams, male and female, who have srudied
medicine abroad 10 place themselves a. the
disposal Of the authorities 70 combat
cholera.
TEHERkS, August 6.--Cholera n mild
form is spreading. the official accounts re-
porting twenty deaths daily In Taoriz. The
Armenians and Europeans have ned from
the town. The mortality from cholera in
the Jewish quarters OF Teheran Is fifteen
10 thirty daily.
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Senator Hill Talks.

NEW HAVEN, CoSS., August 7.-Senator
David B. Hill and party arrived here TO
dsy. In an interview with Netcs reporter
Senator Hill said: Unfortunately our
party missed Mr.. Cleveland. While
we were in Buzzsrd's Bay be
WAS in New York. We have
not seen single politician Of promiDence
on our trip" When asked the probable
chances for Cleveland's success this fall
be said: Il think the chances are in favor
Of the Democratic party. cnt there
are many considerations 70 be taker
into account" He was asked IL he would
take the stump himself.
81 have not decided, but shall probably
be heard from later
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Mason County Democrats.
- T.lncrln1 % a. Regis!sr

PIT. pleasant, w. VA, August The
Democratic County Convention was held
here Yesterday. J. S. Spencer being chair
man and W. Q. Whalley secretary. She
following nominations were made: Sheriff,
+. L. Neale; Prosecuting Attorney, John
E. Beller; House Of Delegates, G. S. Chap
man and c. J. Eckard; County Commis-
sioner, John Hutton; Assessors, Hart Dill
lard and John Kinney; County Surveyor,
w. f.. Musgrave. The national and State
platforms were enthusiastically endorsed,
and the convention was the largest in the
history of Mason county.
There was quite a contest for the several
Offices. but the best Of feeling prevailed
after the convention, and all will work
tremendously for the success Of the ticket
The party in Mason IS IN excellent shape
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Nurdsrous paros.

WmKEsBARRE, Pa, August while .
number OF young men, said 70 be rail-
readers, were walking down the Lehigh
Valley Railroad yards az Coatston, three
miles from Pittston, this evening. they met
a party OF Italians with whom they began a
Quarrel, few minutes later the Italians
drew knives and sIashed right and left
Harry BeilIette, OF Ashley, was stabbed In
the head and killed Robert Williams was
found later. He was stabbed In the back
and also died. John Jones escaped with
several cuts about the body; his injuries
are considered serious. !. The Italians were
mot arrested
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PIrrsBUEG, Pa., August The
seventh week OF the great strike begins
tomorrow with no particular change at
Homestead since last Sunday, except
ing that the company has more men at
work. OUtwardly the strikers are as
firm as ever, but many privately express
a desire 70 return 20 work, and say they
are only deferred By the influence Of the
majority. The company has fully l.@OO
men in the mill, but many OF these
would have to give way 10 the old men
II they would decide 90 go back. Inc
company has promised that the new
men will not be disturbed, but, OF
course, this refers only 70 the ones
whose work is satisfactory. The three
regiments Of the National Guard are
still on duty, and at least two regiments
will remain as long as there Is any
danger OF an outbreak.
An attempt will be made 20 start the
Duauesne plant in the morning The
furnaces have been lighted aud charged
and everything is In readiness TO resume
operations. Master Mechanic Miller
stated tonight that sixty per cent. oil
the old men had returned TO work 10 the
mechanical department already and he
expected at least three hundred men to-
morrow. ItiS the Intention to start the
blooming, converting, billet and me-
chanical departments.
Vice President Carney, Of the Anal
gamated Association, Is not inclined to
believe Miller's statement, and says he
is confident that not one man will go
back.
The residents of DuQuesue are greatly
excited tonight and fear trouble. They
apprehend that IL any OF the men at
tempt TO 20 into the mill an effort
will be made by some Of the strikers
20 prevent them doing so.
In the event Of this, collision with
the militia is probable, as TWO compan-
les OF the 10th regiment are still on
guard on the hill above the mill.
There Is no change at the union mills
in this city, aud no effort has been made
to resume operations at the Beaver Falls
plant
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She Isn't.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, August Mrs Isa-
bella Beecher Booker, of Hartford, Conn,
at present visiting Mrs, Susan B. Anthony
in this city. is exceedingly indignant at the
published report of First Selectman Fow-
Ter, of Hartford, which brands Mrs. Vir-
ginia Smith, City Missionary Of the Hart
ford Mission as baby farmer. She denies
the whole story, and claims it series Of
prosecutions by certain selectmen, whose
imperfect discharge of the duties Of their
ofice had been exposed by Mrs. Smith.
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Iams, Treatment.

New York, August AT to-day's meet
ing of the Central Labor Union resolutions
were adopted denouncing the treatment OF
Private Iams at Homestead, and calling
upon all workmen to resign from the Ma
tional Guard and to use the ballot in the
coming political struggle, in order to down
the mOnopolistic capitalists, who seek TO
euslave the free-born labOring men Of the
cOuntrVN -
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WHEELING, W. A. MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST s. 1872

Railroad Company on the Gogebic range,
save the Ashland mine, were closed down
last night and some 1000 men were thrown
out of employment.
The cause Of the shutdown is indirectly
attributed 70 the Homestead strike. NO
ore from any mine under the control OF the
Wisconsin Central Company will be ship
ped except from the Ashland mine until the
Homestead matter Is settled.
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e.ns-a, stevenson. Movements.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, August General
Adlai <. Stevenson spent today quietly.
In the morning with Mrs. Stevenson at
tended the Central Presbyterian church.
Tonight an informal supper was rendered
him by General John 3. Castlemsn.
General Stevenson leaves in the morning
for Indianaplis.
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BAD Bor, Break Away.

CfScSSAII, o., August This after
noon at the House Of Refuge, in the north
ern part of the city, forty boys made a
break for liberty, eleven getting away.
They were armed with razors and impro-
vised slung shots. Nine of them were re-
captured tonight, two being still at large.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-08
The .rrinnnen BOYCOTT.

New YoRK, August AT meeting Of
Typographical Union No. 6, held to-day, 1t
was agreed to take Off all boycott from the
Tribune as soon as all details Of unionising
that paper have been settled. 1t was agreed
20 take up subscriptions in all chapels Tor
the benefit Of the Homestead strikers.
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Benny ut Loon Lake.

Loox LAKE, y. Y, August president
Harrison arrived mere Yesterday as unos-
tentatiously as any other guest who visits
Loon LIKE. Mrs. Harrison is still quite
I'M. although she has improved to wonder
fui degree since her arrival here. The
President took drive with Mrs. Harrison
and Mrs. Parker this morning. They were
gone about an hour.
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ANOTHER CLEVELAND CONVERT.
He is District Attorney Green, OF Fulton
County.

He - DlStrlCJ- AItOruoy OEeOh' VI NN
County.
JoHNsrowN, n. Y, August "A no
table acquisition to the Democratic
ranks is District-Attorney Green, OF
Fulton county. He is just completing
his second term, to which he was re-
elected by the Republicans, and was a
recognized leader in the party until
now. To a reporter, he said to-day.
81 shall vote for Mr.. Cleveland II |
live until November. have long been
opposed to the tariff impositions placed
upon the people by the Mckinley Dill,
and now the Republican party, aided
by Harrison, has sought to thrust the
Force bill upon the country it is more
than | can stand"
Mr.. Green was a Union soldier, and
his example will have great weight with
Grand Army men, among whom ne has
been prominent.
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VAN Raisa storm.

BERLIS, August The Munich All
ocmcins ZeftHn0 says that sHerr Won Putt
hammer will succeed Herr Won Herrfurth
as Minister in accordance with long
Cherished wish of the Kaiser ana expresses
the belief that the change viii raise Q
storm in the Liberal ranks.
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AN ASSESSMENT SCHEME.


Wind Among the POstmasters.
SpeesdI Tsie1rGn to lRS RSciEtsr.
MARIINsBURG, w. VA, August T.
1t has been discovered here that the Re-
publican State Committee is sending
throughout the State a man with box
of cigars and other samples, presuma-
bly, a drummer, but whose real business
is to assess postmasters and 70 receive
contributions from other Republicans
for the campaign fund.
The amount OF the assessment asked
for is from s25 to $500. The CONNER
cial tourist unfortunately, al Davis, w.
Va. let the object OF his business be
known, and the Democracy in this sec
ton is following his movements with
considerable vigilance.
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BERGMAN IN ooLUNrsUs.
Was known As Orgalitz From Texas,
Where He Had Killed n Man.
r..-f.g q,.f.--,.- N "a pso{ffer

Spsetal TsisCrIEs 70 ths hsgtster.
COLUMBUS, o., Aug. 1T has been
discovered that Bergman, the would-be
assassin of Frick, was temporarily en-
ployed as a printer on the Ohio state
Journal in this city in January, 1891.
He signed the pay roll as L. H.Orgalitz,
the name he is said 70 have been known
by while employed as yellow fever
nurse for the Red Cross Society in
Florida To fellow printers ne said he
had Just come from Texas, where he
had killed a man, He claimed IL was
done iu self-defeBSe. but he had 70 fly.
he was on his way 20 Washington,
where he said he expected TO get gov
ernment position. He was dressed
poorly and had every appearance Of the
sstourlst" printeF
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Chicago Delegation.

CHICAGO, August The Chicago Com
mandery sent its one hundred and twenty
knights to Denver on a we'll appointed G.,
3. & Q. special. The train started out THIS
morning was long one on the Burlington
road, bearing the Tancred Commaudery Of
Pittsburg. Itpulled out at midnight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-08

ST. Louis. Mo-, August The
brotherhood OF Painters and Decorators
IN National Convention here adopted
resolutiOnf denouacing the Carnegie
Steel Company for exhibiting "a spirit
OF great injustice and ingratitude, in
consideration Of the fact that they are
thoroughly protected by our laws from
All foreign competitien and are enjoying
fat contracts from our Government
Mr.. Frick and his associates are de-
rounced for their warlike efforts in
time OF peace, and while the assault on
Frick is deplOred, mo tears are
wasted"
The employment Of PinkertOns is Bit
terlv referred to. The entire series Of
resolutions is cOuehed in most scathing
terms.
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Bishop Murdered.

ROVE, August 7-On arrival Of the train
from Florence az Foligno, to-day. the Bis
hop OF Foligno was found lying dead in
one OF the carriages with several wounds
on his head. The police have arrested the
suspected murderer.
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struck bv Lightning.

BUFFALO, n. D., August The North
ern Pacific elevator was struck oy light
ming early this morning and burned to the
ground with IL, 600 bushels Of wheat Loss,
t25,O ,O00
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she Was Nervous.

ATLANTIC CITY, y. J., August Mrs.
Thomas Early. the wife Of prominent
merchant OF Chicago. committed suicide by
hanging at late hour tonight in the rear
yarc OF Pennsylvania avenue boarding
house. The couple had come from the
West and arrived in this city last evening.
Mrs. Early was sufferer from nervous
prostraticn, and was brought here by heF
husband with the hope of finding relief.
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Secretary White of 1. o. o. F. Dead.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August 7.-William
White, aged rs years, Grand Secretary of
the Independent Order of Odd Fellows,
died this morning Of heart disease.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-08

WASHINGTON. D. C.. August Il FOR WeH
eipla ana Western Pennsylytnia, iai
lowed by showers Monday night;
southesrt Winds.
FOR Ohio. showers sf iake sts,,c.
-<arneri southsast wtn1A
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a Notorloas Robber shot.

JoPLIN, Mo, August 7-George Hudson.
the notorious robber and murderer, of
CRANKY, was shot and killed BY an officer
last night in his saloon AT that place, while
resisting arrest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-08
THB SEVENTH WEEK
Of the Great Homestead Strike Begins
UneVentfully.
TWELVE HUNDRED NON-UNION

Men Now in the Nill-SomO Of the
Strikers Privately Express a
Desire to Go to Work, but Pub
Hcly Maintain Firm Stand
President GOmpers' Mission
The Whole Strength Of the Fed
Grafton of Labor to be Brought
Against the Company.
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NERVOUS PRosTRATIOy, sleeplessness,
opium habit dullness, blues cured BY DR..
Miles Nervine. Samples frse. 3t The
Lesan Drug Company's and K. 81 /Burfs
and Bowie Bros, Bridgeport
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Two rhoussnd AIiners out

ASHLAND, WIS. August 7.-Au the mines
under the coaprol Of the Wisconsin CT htral
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ORANGE

BRAUD -OEMICHEN. On last
Monday evening, at 3 o'clock, in the
st. Louis Cathedral, at New Orleans,
took place quietly and unostentatious-
~ the marriage of Mr.. Camille II.
Braud to Miss Louis Oemichen, plain
" dressed in II white satin gown. The
quietness of the nuptial ceremony was
due to the fact that a sister Of the
bride elect was Frustrated at the time
with typhoid fever, and through res
pect for the beloved one sosick.. it
was decid ed that the affair should take
place IS quietly as possible. IL (
After congratulations on all sides,
by those of the immediate, families,
and a few friends who had witnessed
the happy event, the newly married
couple boarded the Southern Pacific
at 5 o'clock p. NJ and at 8, o'clock
that evening we're snugly at home in
Mrs. Aubert's handsome residence on
st. Philip Street, which had been rent
ed and most Hastily furnished for
them.
Mr.. Camille IL. Braud, the groom
elect, il the handsome son of our wei |
known dry goods merchant, Mr.. Ellis
Brand, and u of the most popular
and estimable young men of our town,
and possessed of fine business quail
ties. .
The bride elect, Miss Louise Oemi-
chen, of New Orleans, is the lovely
granddaughter of Mrs. Alfred Rous-
set. She ia we'll and favOrably known
in Thibodaux, having beon II visi or
TO our town for months at the time.
She is endowned with traits of heart
and intellec: that make her a fitting
partner of her better half.
To the newly married couple the
SENTINEL. extends hearty c%ongratula-
tons, ard ii long life of usefulness.
prosperity and happiness.
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Master Jnnins Raglan, attending
school in New Orleans, was ON last
Sunday the gneSt of his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Ragan.
Messrs. Francois Derame and Ellie
Ducos, tw" of IL worthy citizens,
residents ut the Cut Off, were in
Thibodaux on last Saturd ay, attend
ing to business.
We inadvertently forgot TO mention
last week the arrival of Master Henry
Dansereau from Eastman National
Business College. Poughkeepsie, New
York, a full tiedsed book-keeper.
Young Danscreau is the son of our
worthy DIR. Ii. Dansereau, proprietor
of the ''Thib"deaux Drug Store" and
since his arrival, has taken charge of
his fathers hook. We wish him
full need of success IN his %avocation
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The WASHINGTON LIFE INSUR-

The WASHINGTON LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY of New York is
fast becoming popular with the insur-
ing public of Louisiana. Its plans are
new. valuable and attractive.
Mr.. T.J. Cooke, one Of the Cos.
Southern Managers, a favorably
known Lite man, will in the immediate
future Introduce many of its advanta-
Qes to the good citizens of Thlbodaux
and surrounding country.
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Notice.

The undersigned ; for the benefit of
those who may be interested in the
list of Direct Tax payers, and with
whom the said Tax distribution list
has been filed /; will cheerfully furnish
all information upon the subject OF
said tax.
C. j. BARKER,
Clerk Of Court.
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DoNT COUCH Your LUNGS wAY.-
ae pest IN vestment on earth is the
purchase of n bottle of Marsden's Pee
so,.ai Balm when you have a cough or
s1lu. Don't take desperate chance
Nnen the fist dose of this excellent
medicine will relieve you. A bottle
III cure any ordinary cough or cold.
cold everywhere.
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Constipation is the parent of in
Vulnerable diseases, and should, there
fore, be promptly rcmedied by the S
of Ayers C~athartic Pills. These pills
do not grippe. are perfectly safe to
take and remove all tendency to liver
and bowel complaints.