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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-18
MATTHEW STANLEY QUAY.

Senator Quay declares that his ply
sician orders him TO keep out Of the
turmoil of politics. In this way only
can he avoid an attack of vertigo.
Now this malady comes from indi
gestion ami while it may lead TO
paralysis or apoplexy, it can be cured
by keeping the digestion in perfect
order. and stomach and bowels free
from all irritating substances and I'M
digested food. For this purpose there
is nothing that equals the Laxative
Gum Drops. These contain no taste
of medicine and they can he given
without the slightest danger. They
are best taken at night before retiring.
They are invaluable for SOU stomach,
for dyspepsia and for any malady
that arises therefrom. Ask your
druggist for them and DO not take
ANYTHING else, for nothing else will
help YOU. They come in two sizes.
Small size 10 cents, large size .
cents. Get them Of any dealer.
SYLVAN REMEDY CO., Peoria, III.
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German
Syrup"

am a farmer az EdOm, Texas. l
have used German Syrup for SIX
wears successfully for Sore Throat.
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Painsin
Chest and Lungs and Splitting up OF
Blood. have tried many kinds OF
Cough Syrups in my time. but let
me say TO anyone wanting such a
Northumberland Syrupisthe best
We are subject TO so many sudden
changes from cold TO hot, damp
weather here, but in families where
German Syrup is used there is little
trouble from colds. John F.Jones.S
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are incomplete. hut are fun enough :"
show tha, .he lower hons- q: the fifty-
third congress vii. ~ denaocratc ~ q
heavy working majority. rrotnhy
about loo.
There = no room 20 doubt that onth
branches ~ congress will - democratic
after March :. i>sG-
OF the -nhcrnaiorial elections tho~r
in New Jersey. Connecticut Na>a'
chn~etts and lilinc> were ran>t i'm
poriant. wertz dem defeated hcan
by n >rall majority in >.N Jersey
after n vcry bitter contest Russell WAS
reelected in Massachusetts and Altge.c
fairly disiancea Fifrr in Illinois
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NEw York. Nov. ~if.-Chairman Har'
ri.v of TIE democratic national com
mittee sent kilograms Of congratula-
ton. Yesterday afternoon. 70 Nice-Pres-
id.nt-Llect Stevenson. Ed. Murphy.
IT.. chairman Of the state democratic
committee: Richard Croker. Lieut.. -Gov
~heehan and Hugh Mclaughlin. and
Thomas r. Pear>all. ~ Erookiyn- lht
telegram ~ MIR Stevenson read:
Hox. A E STEVENSON. BLOOMINGTON. Ill
Il nee harIly ssy nat yor have my warnsst
generalization Your magnificent WORK
throughout thu campaign Contributed hrSsiy
20 the result. God bless yon
W f. HARRF-y.
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OKAl

DENVER. Col. Nov o.-The ind'ca'
tions now are that the contest in THIS
state will b. very close. Returns from
i4s towns outside Of Arapahoe county
give Harrison $50. aud Weaver TO-
as. Weaver and the populi>t state
ticket are ahead in Lake and III Paso
counties aud Harrison and b people ;
state tic'Sct are running ahead In fu-
eblo county. These three counties cast
more votes than any others outside OF
AraDahce. ~ this hour 90 a. m II -
generally believed that Waite the
populist candidate for governor, Is
eiectel.
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The national democratic ticket be
sides carrying the solid south. has swept
Che states Of New York. New Jersey
I'D Connecticut in the east and ILL
roix- Indiana and Wisconsin in the
west carried six of Michigan's electoral
-zotes and is probably victorious in Cali
sfornia-
The result of fusion between demo
crafts and populisis in the west has
been tn- loss to the republicans Of Ne
,yada. Nebraska. Idaho. south Dakota
and in AL probability Kansas The~e
states seem to nave cast their vote for
Weaver.
This leaves Harrison with the re-
-markably small vote of III in the cleo
/, soral college
Cleveland's plurality in New York
city II nst only IN excess OF what the
rEatioual and state committee predicted
bat in greater than that 81 Giiroy- Inc
Tsnmany candidate for mayor. and he
has carried the state by from 5000 Y
10000.
.Nesv Jersey and Connecticut. the oni,
Other eastern states about which ther'
w.s drrb;. have both given democrat
pluralities-
The former probably gives lo-ooo am
. Connecticut from 1000 to 5000.
Indiana Is claimed by h state demo
. cratic committee by 5000. The state
"a vet given up nv the blican'
hsut indications bear ont the Democrat
estimate.
In Illinois both national and stat
.licLrts are elected ny n plurality whie
may reach .e.oeo. Cook county rivir
shc democrats a plurality of over l'ou
The chairman of the Minnesota de-
orrntic cosamittec claims the state
national and state tickets by os
OOO. TbG is not conceded
thc republicans: but both branch
.of che Legislature are democratic. a
chat party has elected q majority y
congressional delegation
The legislatures which elect lni
States senators were chosen in TWEEN
one states. The indications are T,
shev will return a sufficient numDci
To make the lnited Sta
senatc democratic
lo~s Of four senator's involves
.luss al n majority 10 the republics
los Of three will make a tie and
.sse casting vote 10 vice-Prcsideni
-sctson.
Returns from congressional distI
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THE NEXT CONGRESS-


New yoEx. Nov. 1.-The following
shows the representation in the htty-
third congress:
AlAhsma-a dem srrAts- = gain nfldsnc-at
Arkan~as-s a@-n.-rss~- arsincfi dem rrr1f
raMfr-nia-4 rrpnhii-Aas aal Sd-lo-rats.A
gain 81 ] r~rr-h,icAn
Colorado. re7noli-aas: sgNaa ofirs7aAi-
car.
coun~rt -u;-i re.asIi-.a- seerno--ass: are
rnhliczn gain OIL
DriswAr~-l drnurrNr
F1o-t.a-e l-mO--z-~
Gecrsta-l dan ocrzss: = democrats gain
Of.
Iaaho-lr rnhT~a--
minois-ie r-rrb, rAas an. ]: democrats: 8
republican, xss- OF
In1iana-s r.gahi-an~ AMI II d--nnr-A,-
iowa-6 reprilscans an1S denccratss A~
publican gain OIL
Neutrality-suspicious. ard = fxrn-rs A"-
sn~e. n rerub 1csn rsin Of
Kenfrckv-l republican All 10 democrats
Loni~ssns-s democrats
a~a~~arhns-ffs-le republicans sdsnc-r.ss'
a r~pnfiirsn gain OFFS
NirhigAn+ rrprblacrn~s ed-Hncran- 49,
publican gain off I.
Yune-1ts-s republicans : democrats.
Farmers Afliaar-: a republican, SAa OIL
MiSsiSsirTs-- democrats
NisSo-r-ls a4mo-r2f-.J rrp1nlrsnSs r.
publican gain of
Nominal Republican
Sehraska-e republicans -H-z-- Attfnr'
saernn~rat~- = d-mer-afr gain ~.
S.rafa-l Farmers Alsa-rT- = rxn -
NV Harn~hre-s rernbl-A1s. 4 re71ol-
can ~ rMin of-
xc~ Ier~ey-s ~r,ruhlirAa< 5 Asncr-.fs =
renatisran gain ofl
M Ynrk-H re-uol-1r<- Il deM"rfps ,
rernn scar gain Of
x.-.h car,f,s- s--n-- / r.71o-srRa
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

RnsroS. Vow. Returns from ef'
cities and towns. including Boston.
give: For president. Eidwell. 'fh';
Cleveland. III. fT5: Harrison. ise. .>s.
Harrison's plurality. io.si3 The same
towns in i~~S gave Cleveland os. 40;
Harrison iil.943- IIarrison's plurality.
IL. I6T.
Returns from the congressional DIS
tricts Indicate q gain Of four congress
men for the republicans
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NORTH DAKOTA.

B~rsnAscK. y. r.. Nov. Seventh
eight precinct. give Harrison $500:
Weaver. e.ST7: Johnson lrsp.l for con-
gross. S.9ng. o'irien. 2.5td: Burke
frrp.l for governor. 5.iin: >hortrid-e.
, 900. The Missouri slope counties
have given the republican ticket 200
majority. The national and state re-
publican tickets are safe by 1000 ma
iSritv. The legislator. is in no doubt
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Tn. ropuii.t Majority In Colorado.

DENVER. Col. Nov. i0.-Additional
returns only tend 10 pile M the popu-
list majority in Colorado. which will be
anywhere from 1000 to 1000. with
Waite. populist candidate for governor.
probably 1000 votes behind his ticket
Pence. populist. Is elected TO congress
in the first district by i.joo majority
and Bell. populist. is elected in the
second. The popnlists will have con-
troll 81 the lower house " the lcgisia-
turc and probably Of the senate Long
term senator's will have a vote on joint
ballo, for a senator tn succeed Senator
Z Wolcott.
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WIN Erauir~ the oniciai Count In wy
oming.

CHEYENNE. wvo. Nov. fN-lt will
require an official count To decide u
Wyoming j. for Harrison or Weaver,
the majority will not bc 100 either Way.
Chairman Van Davanter II the re-
publican state committee comedies the
election Of Osborne for governor and
Clarke for supreme judge. lie claims
the legislature on joint ballot ana cleo
ton of Clarence Clark 70 congress by
a0u.
Chairman New Of the democratic
committee says the democrats and
populists have ten majority in the legi>-
iature and have elected Osborne gov
ernor. Clarke supreme judge and COT
fee congressman by a majority Of 500
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-18

AMI Earfho,dt trcpl in thc Tenth Owe
K~hr The entire Democrats state
sicker j. elected ~ eos-i IMPURITIES
TIE sweeping maNritsc~ throughor
the state indiratc that the general a.
~r-nhlv all have As large q democratic
majority n il had our wears a-n The
r.>ul. in the city j. somewhat mixed
bath parties gaining a portion OF the
ticket.
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AVA

wuMrxeToS. Del. Nov. 9.-On official
returns received ut a. IN. the republic
cans concede 1000 democratic majority.
A democratic Legislature j. chosen. in
~urinr the reelection uf senator Gray.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-18
WEST VIRGINIA.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Nov demo
Gratis confidently claim the election OF
all four Of the congressman from TINS
state. Cleveland will undoub tedly be
| given the electoral vote of West Nir-
vinia and the election Of the entire
democratic state ticket is generally
conceded.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-18
NEW JERSEY.

BrLvrpFEE. y =. Nov a--Eeturns
come in very slowly. Warren county.
il i est mated. will show a majority 81
500 for cleveland. Wertz. for COW
e-nor. has !. 200 majority in the cornty.
Cornish. for congress. has 800 malori-
tv. and T.. NJ. Wilson and r. q >hep-
pard. democrats. savc been elected To
the assembly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-18
CONNECTICUT.

NFw HAVEN. Conn. Nov. -Cleve-
land has a plurality of $3.50. and Nor
ri,' majority i l.469 over all. and he is
elected governor by popular vote.
Three democratic congressman are
elected. and there are ties III Tour
towns The house will he republican.
hut the senate will have q democratic
MINORITY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-11-18
SOITU DAkOTA.

SIorx FAILS. : -. Nov. a-Re'urns
are unprecedentedlv slow. Weaver has
carried the state by 1000 majority. and
sheldon. republican, is elected gov
eraor.
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lows Remains.

D.s MONIES. la. Nov lo-Rcturns
so far received indicate n republican
plurality Of -. DOC in Iowa on electors.
The state ticket runs a little behind.
The republicans elect congressman in
ton ont ~ the eleven districts. Walter
Il Haven. II the second district. Is the
only democrat elected. The peoples
par,S vote viii reach $1,000. and the
prohihition vote 5000.
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sor.s plurality To %. 1000 Anti-prohibi.
ton -rpublicans have returned 90 the
PARTY In platoon~. showing enormous
demoa.ra,ic losses everywhere.
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MICHIGAN

DyTrorr. Mich. Nov. o-ln Nichi-
the republicans carry the state tor
pi~k for governor bv ,-os0- the whole
rpnSIisan ticket having the same ma
icritv. The probabilities arr that tne
rrpuf,iican- have the legi~latur'
,bongh the ctmoeratic and Populi>t
tu~iru NAV give them = majority On
congressional districts the following
are elected
PRS. Chapman democrat:
German. democrat: Third. Burrows. re-
pu l,ti-an. Fourth Thomas. republican,
FIFTH. Richardson. democrat; sixth
Afss<-n. republican. Seventh Whiting
d-rn<-n.. Eighth. Linton republican
Ninth wheeler. democrat. probably
elected: Tenth. both sides claim con
rr~>man. Eleventh. disputed Ivy boti
ursie~: Twelfth. republican excited
Cleveland gets the Eastern. Fir~t. SEC
opi. Third. Fifth and Ninth electora
districts
WAYNE county in which Detroit.
democratic city. j. located. elects pc
<sosv -ne democratic county officer
All Others elected are republicans p,
ur. i~ari,ieS of from 1000 to q. 90
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The Winners in the Recent Ma
tional Election.
-TAesr Victory the Most Pronounced OF
Auy Gained by Any Party I'm
MANY Year>-Congre~->tr "ns-
~ Democratic.

ST.. Lorrs. Nov. io.-Nerihed returns
received fr I'm all the states where any
doubt Of the result Of the vote existed
clearly show that Grover Cleveland has
carried the country by an verwhelm-
ing vote0nd will be the ncxt president
of the United States.
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w..u.,.. r,,,au,x !, ~,y,d..

ytnerSrA CRY. New. Nov. TO-
weaver's plurality in this state Is indi-
Gated TO be 5000 The democratic and
republican votes we're light
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INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 10. -Seventy-one
counties give Cleveland a lead VI $3.50
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Necessary for choice. .as- cleve-
lands majority over all. 10
Total number votes. 80 Necessary
for = choice, aa3. Clcvcland's plurality
~2yer AL. I'D
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MINNESOTA.

NtxxE rolls. MINI. Nov. THE
count I'm this city J. extraordinarily
slow. In some precincts but . out Of
.Oo voss- had be~n counted at $50 n m
Thss- unte~ anal the meage~ returns
from th- state show that the fusion
electors are running behind the regular
Democratic electors. and that the
Weaver vote j. not heavy. knuts
Nelson erepi. for governor. j. estimated
To- have at least 10000 plurality. liar
r~pn probably has all the Ninne~ota
electors In the First convrcsslcna.
district. Harris dem. n. j. probably
elected ~ 80 plurality. In the fiftt
district. LOREN Fletcher trcpt is prob
>liw ~l.--.ri
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DEs NotSEs. la. Nov g-Dn very
u-awcr returns owing 10 the count
~sils progressing in many precincts Iowa
apr1ar~ To have gone io.oo9 10 1000
republican. The First. Third. Fifth.
Ninth and Eleventh congressional dis
triets arr doubtful. second democratic.
all others republican. Weaver's vote
i probable y. 600. Bidw-ll. 1000.
Lacey. trcpl carried the Tenth dis
trio, by 1000 plurality over White,
democrat
DIS MorSEs. la. Nov. Return.
nov coming in rapidly incrcase lIarri
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ST. Iosrs. Nov a-owin- 10 he NJ
! familiarity with the new Australian
halo, law. returns from the state come
in SLOWLY. hut th-~r received arr a
fair indication ~ the general ~
suit An urusnallv large vote
has s.cn pcilrd throughout the
stat. and Ci~s~lsDd'~ plurality Will cx-
coed -. Sgo. indicating the election II
stone for governor ~ from 1900 q
~. 600. Warner has run ahead ~ liar
[ risen in nearly every county. ~
pccially in the city of 81 s--ui>
: kansas City. which WAS expect
Ell To- give Warner a majority
{ has t-rcn carried hv stone. -hc denrp
I Gratis elect thirteen and possibly f0lr
e teen congrrSsmcn the rturnS - .
). present received indicating the c~lcctior
II Joy rep over ONeil tirn , IN tbs
Eleventh distric; BY . small majority
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MI w,rkr Nov. 9-There Is no
ou,l.~sk Wisconsin j. certainly demo
cratic for Cleveland and Peek by from
fn.Ma0 a. 5000. Republicans eoncede
the state legislature. which will return
a democrats senator in place of ena
tor SAWYER 4 majority Of tbs con-
rre~,rnen arr democrats
An extra NJ the Jrrrnal. issued At ?
a m contains the following
MILWAUKEE, Nov .. l1e
ro~. gRovFu G~EvELs~D Nsw foEK- Wis
~-s-- n-snrs-. vou her Twelve electoral votes
- ~onxratnfzre- ron and the country 81 th7
rzsxrzHc~nt vrro-y-
I ~T>i<m-il ~
II WIS after 3 n m. that Chairman
| Wall If the Democratic state commit
tee sent the foregoing dispatch. Al
cha. kour all doubt hat Wisconsin /
reailv ! democratic state had been re
| moved
Returns from 0ne-fourth Of the stat
showed that Cleveland and Peck tgov
errori had carried the state by a piu
-.li.v II from 10000 To- $1,000 Botl
branches .,f the legislature are demo
critic. AMI a majority Of the congre'
~lonal delegation
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ILLINOIS.

rr,rAro Nov. o.-Thr returns from
Illinois are still incomplete. but all ~
dica,ions point 10 the carrying q b Z
state by Cleveland and Stevenson cy =
plurality ~ from 5000 tn 10000
The entire democratic state ticket j.
also elected and the democrats have a
maicritr Of the congressional drse-1-
ton. and have apparently gainet con
troll ~ both branches of the state legs
latrre.
The republicans while generally
c~onceling the state TO Cleveland and
the democratic state ticket still insist
there j. a possibility IF republican su-
in the lower house Of the
| general assembly
The democratic victory in Illinois Is
| apparently due to the -enersldefeciion
| If the German Lutheran voters in the
republican party IL was fully
expected that the Germans
seaport Alf-eld. the German
American candidate for gorer-
nor an the democratic tirkes-
hut the result SHOWS hat they have =
a rrea, extent supported not only AT
geld. but Cleveland and Stevenson ans
the entire democratic ticket
II i probable that the democrats vii
retain their majority in h ongre
sional delegation There : no cou1
II the election If the two d.norat1
candidates for con-rcssmen-af-iar<e
and the indications are that IN Add
tica to the election ~ John = blsr'
and Andrew y. Hunter the democrat
have elected Lawrence Y Mcsiann
the second district Allan G. Durnrrro'
in the Third. Julius soldseier N ~
Fourth. Lewis A. stewart in the Light
Herman ". snow in the Ninth John
ucp,pzla in the Twelfth. William ,
Sprinv-r in the Thirteenth. Owen >-'
in the Fourteenth George w fithr
IN the sixteenth. Edward Lane IN u
Seventeenth. William : formsn IN a
Eighteenth and James X Williams
the Nineteenth
E The republicans have apparent
{ elected J. Frank Aldrich in the fn
district 4. j. Hopkins IN the fr'
a ROBERT Il. HIT in the sixth Thomas
Henderson in the seventh and "e"'
. W. smith in the Twentieth
is The districts in do~nht and claimed
:. both parties are the Tenth klever
ic and Fifteenth. and the democrats
ais, disposed 20 di>pnt- h election
te Abdrich in the Fifth district
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IxprA~Nrorr~. Ind. Nov. AT 10
o'elerk both partie, are claiming indi-
ana. The tote in the state = Close
SECRETARY Reilly. ~ the lhmncratlc
state committee. makes a >tatement.ae-
nri~>c.-i in ~ Chairman Tagyart. tina
Cleveland will nave the state hy 1000.
Thi, ! based uT,n rsturn~ from county
chairman The Legislature = demo
cratic AMI the democrats have
probably elected eight congre~
meu with 4 possibility 81
ca. NOR. Returns are not
en.irelv satisfactory because the vote
II 50 cl.e- Not enough precincts nave
been Il -arl from 10 make an
absolutely trustworthy. The repub-
liam rain over l>s) has been constant
and IL maintained would give the state
IL Harrison hv a few huntre~L There
ar. .ygr precincts IN the state Inc
-1fr must h.. seven To the precinct over
i>9O 10 give Indiana "a the republicans
The News fIn.ii say> the indications
are that the democrats have been sue
re>~tuI in the state bv a small majority.
Chairman tsOwdy OF the republican
-ommf-te. was asked what the claims
a. the committee werr. Il will say a
the csmmitre. still claims the state by
= small plurality. Our adviceS bear our
claim nut. We have just heard officially
from Clinton county. which gives a ma
iori-v ~ sen. and which i n republican
-ain of 10 In the light ~ present re
turns the state j. >ae- for Harrison.
Two hundred and sixty precincts II
Indiana give Harrison -~->t6: 'lvve
lsnd. -S-7~s The precincts in 1~so gav'
Trrslcr sa4is- Matthews. - 19t re
publican gain. s6>3: democratic
rain. I'D Net republican gain
1857. viyo county has probably
zone for Cieveiani by 800 plu
ralitD. a democratic gain ~ nearly
5am over the vote ~ four wear
ara and a Democrats Ioss 81 800 owe
the majority tIo ea~ Ago Terr'
Hsutc j. in this county and the demo
c-zr> have elected their entire le-is
lativr ticket. and probably the entir
county ticket Br-pS>hire tdem ,
elected 70 c.,nyrc>~
Alarer Lulivtin from so precinct
in IntSana gives Harrison ti.0T0. cleve
and @-.O>i. >ame precincts in -
gave Tru>Ier ss.~sI. Matthews Sa-NN
rr,mblisan gain. 4 arg: democratic -air
s.s5I- Net republican gain. s.s's-
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/ We should use the utrlos courtesy
and brothcrly love in attracting men TO
the Gospel
.. The greatest message that can DC
sent To men is not ~ ambition. %
wealth. or honor. but 81 salvation
which includes within itself all bless
ings
8. Men NAV 80 read the scriptures n
20 miss it's chief message. as one ma,
study the philosophy OF light. md Sc
fail to use the sunshine IA their CALL
life
4 Wise men learn from the expert
snce OF othcrA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-17
WHEELING W. VA WEDNESDAY MORNING AUGUST II, 1892

gave the men no satisfaction. A special
from Niagara Falls says: Captain But
Ter, Of the fOrty-Second separate COM
pauy has been ordered to have his COM
pany ready to move to Buffalo at mo-
ment'S notice.
The Lehigh Valley claims to have got
four trains out OF the yards this morn
ing. They say that they will have no
difficulty in moving freight after to-
day. Capt FOgarty with Company G,
Sixty-dfth regiment, accompanied q
gang Of nOn-uniOn men just before noon
10 long train that had been lying in
toe yard since last evening, and IL was
started. One platoon marched along
one side of the train while the other
kept guard on the other, The military
aspect OF affairs at Cheektowaga at noon
is OF a very pronounced character. Gen.
Doyle has plc6eted his headquarters at
the William street station, just outside
Of the city line, and from there he issues
his commands 10 the men. All the cars
and buildings Of tho Erie and Lehigh
are in the vicinity, and are guarded up
and down the dusty road Of Lacka-
wanna avenue. Soldiers are paradng
on regular beats. At 1850 two carloads
Of nou-union men passed through on
Lehigh Valley train No. 21, which was
two hours late. They were instantly
spotted by the union switchmen, but
no effort was made to mOlest them. 1t
was impossible for the strikers to inter-
cept them, or even get near them, as
they were TOO well guarded by soldiers
and police.