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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-23

mud and leads. Fad the REGISTER and
Sentinel taken the pains TO inform them
selves they would have ascertalned tnat
"PrOtectiOn and Reciprocity was mailed
bv the West Virginia papers under section
$50, page l4S, of Postal Laws and hegGla-
tons lSS1;h
"a publisher, who purchases for his subrcrib-
ers portion OF IA edition OF n otaer second
class publication Is deemed news agent aud
may ecelye and re-mall the same a. the pouha
rate
Granted, for the sake of argument,
that this is so, why, in tho name OF
Saint JOHN WANAMAKER, is it that
Republican papers only are allowed to
send out these supplements? Why do
the HARRrsoN WANNANIARER post
masters refuse Democrats a privilege or
a risht which they grant Republicans?
The only answer we have yet been
able to find 10 this is contained in the
above quotation Of the law taken from
the IntclJigeucer Its evident that that
section applies TO Republicans and
the other section f0rbidding such
supplements applies to Democrats.
For instance, Republican editors are
allowed 70 fold q foreign sheet with
their own papers, not even headed as a
supplement, in express violation Of the
section which states that supplements
must be in form and makeup like the
remainder Of the. paper aud headed
supplements, etc, and it goes at pound
rates. Republican postuasters do this,
we suppose, on the strength Of the law
quoted by the LtclNgGncer
But mark the difference when a Dem
ocrauc editor applies at his postofice TO
send similar sheets out in his regular
edition: Mr.. HAEmsoN's faithful ap-
pointee gravely reads him that other
section which iorbids it.
1t is a beautiful double-action ar
rancement. But where it won't work,
as In the case Of the REGISTER in 1890,
the Harrison postmaster simply puts
the law behind him and throws
out the Democratic newspaper
without any explanation at
all. The BEGIsrEH's supplement con-
formed 10 every particular TO the law,
was a bone fde supplement- printed in
the REGIsrEE's type, ia the REGISTERS
form ana on the BElIsTEH's press, ou5
it was not allowed 20 60 out with the
REGIsTEE's regular edition because it
contained Democratic political matter.
The Postoliae Department at Wash
ington was appealed to, but has given
no reply. Maybe the Iltsliigcnccr can
explain ala these Infamous outrages.
Is the United States mail service for
the use OF Republicans only? o
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-23
NOTES OF THE RIVER.
News of the Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.

News of the Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.
It was reported yesterday that Chas.
Patten was drowned Sunday night from
the steamer Phillips, but the rumor
could not be verified.
The new steamer Sunshine, building
at Brownsville, was launched there yes
terday.
The Alice Brown, By the time the
ship carpenters get through with her
will be almost n new boat. IL was found
after taking her out on the ways st
Madison that her hull was in bad condi-
ton, aud it was deemed better to put q
new hull under than TO attempt to re-
pair the old one. The Harry Brown
needs but little repairing, she having
been pretty thoroughly overhauled q
year ago.
The lower Ohio river is becoming
troublesome, even for low-water boats.
The dredgeboats will no doubt improve
navigation there considerably by dredg-
ing out shoal places.
Capt Al Slayin has again left the
Andes to the tender mercies of the
Waterman, and has gone to Parkers-
burg to spend few days with his fami-
ly.-CinctnnGti Commercial. Gazette.
The marks on the landing at midnight
showed 4 feet inches in the channel
aad falling.
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CHOLERA RAGING
FROM 500 70 900 DEATHS DAILY REPORTED
FROM T2HERAN.
Increasing in Rgssia-Daaths from Heat in Various
Parts of BarOps-Miusrs' Riot in Russia
Foreign News Of Interest

LONDON, August GA dispatch to
the Times from Teheran says: "Cholera
is decreasing rapidlg In Habriz, where
the number Of deaths has fallen TO 60
daily. The epidemic is still severe In
the neighborhood OF Teheran. The
Vice Governor and his wife died to-day.
Several Europeans have died. The only
trustworthy independent estimate is
that the deaths number from 500 to 900
daily"
The official cholera report issued this
morning at St. Petersburg, shows an in
crease yesterday of ISL new cases and
an increase Of 236 deaths, as compared
with Saturdays figures. The total
number Of new cases reported yesterday
we're 6,S9l, and the deaths numbered
1913.
The cholera returns for all Russia
show that Oslo new cases ard 3,077
deaths have been reported in the last
tweuJy-fOur hours.
IN epidemic Of cholera prevails In
the town OF Jumet, three miles from
Charlcroi. Many persons have been at
tackled since yesterday morning and
Two have died with the disease.
EyT TEALA N EUROPE
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II Causes IN avalanche, Bat Eas Done
the Vineyards Good.

the H4lcJ s-IttN ObNN'
LoNDoY. August GA dispatch to
the Times from Lucerne says: THE
heat has caused fall OF ice from the
glacier in the valley Of the Visp, which
almost destroyed the village of Tasch,
near Zermatt. 4 torrent has destroyed
portions OF the Viege-Zermatt railway,
and travellers are now transported by
mules. There are various indications
OF the expansion Of the upper snow
fields by the heat. Climbers should be
warned OF extreme dangers from ava
lsuches.
A dispatch to the Times from Venice
saws: The whole Of Northern Italy Is
suffering from a protracted period Of
unusual heat, the maximum reading Of
the thermometer ranging above 90, with
unusually high minimum. There Is no
prospect Of q change yet. Many sun
strokes have occurred among the troops,
but owing to excellent precautions the
cases are rarely fatal"
The Standards Berlin correspondent
SAYS that since the hot spell set i'm nu-
merous cases of cholera have occurred
in various parts OF Germany, and sew
erai persons have died of the disease in
Hamburg. But no cases OF Asiatic
cholera have been reported.
The Paris spoudent of the Stand
ard says: "TAe heat snapped rail at
Burget Station to-day, causing the
telescoping OF train. The driver and
stoker of the engine were crushed to
death"
The Standards Vienna correspond
ent SAYS that the heat has caused num-
erous forest fires aud has injured field
crops, especially in Hungary, but that
the vintage prospects are very fine.
The same papers Madrid correspondent
says THAI in the majority of the pro-
vinces of Spain the vintage prospects
are very good.
During the manmuvers Of the Tours
garrison, two soldiers died from the
effects OF the heat, and 200 had to be
seat 10 the hospitals.
The Posts Paris correspondent says
that the hot weather has had a splendid
effect on the harvest. Reports concern
ing all crops are promising. The state
of the vines in the south IS admirable,
only minor ravages by disease being
reported. An excellent harvest IS eX-
vect2d Both in quantity and quality.
The weather continues 90 be intensely
hot throughout Germany. At Bale,
while the NIuety-third regiment was on
the march, one soldier fell dead Of sun
stroke aud 40 others swooned. At CarlS-
ruhe the Grenadicrs were forced to
20 through the mauUuyres under the
broning sun, the result Of which was
that many dropped down exhausted and
six died. During the Posen man@u-
vres many cases Of suustroke occurred.
The water in the Spree, Havel ard Oder
rivers is so low that the navigation is
impeded. AT Chsrlottenburg a posi-
tive water famine prevails. The press
is indignant at the conduct of the au-
thorities in allowing the manUuyres TO
so on during the hot spell.
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FIsa AND FLEsH.

The Parkersburg JOlgR u holds that
an illegal supplement- is legal when
folded IN q Republican newspaper. 1t
says Postmaster HAzEN, Of Parkers-
bur 3, who frankly says it is not legal
EVEN though it DO inside Of a good Re-
- lican newspaper, doesn't Know what
htfs talking about. Postmaster HAzrN
evidently hasn't been initiated inJo the
Republican method OF eoGslruing the
law.
A good Republican organ says in dis
cussing this subject;
The Hsral9. as well as some other Repub-
ican newspapers Of this State, sent out
last week with its regular edition, PRO
lection and Reciprocity" publication
s..ntered az the postoiice at New York as
second class mail matter" The Parkers-
hnrr Sentinel and Wheeling REGISTER
fki6k they discover in such re-mailin9 a
violation Of the law and proceed to sling
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-23
TIE BIG AMERIoAN suOw.
Now Known and Honored Throughou
the Earth.


the Earth.
That permanently distinct and peren-
NAL style of amusement known from
the beginning as The Circus" has
been for ages the most popular with
the masses, and will presumably con-
tinue to flourish under the canvas as
long as new generations come into
life's broad arena and memories OF
youthful paStimes survive. There is
ample room for this, and those who
have 50 sagelY predicted the ultimate
fall of the circus empire with that OF
the mighty Roman one, with whose rise
it was imperialy identified, not
only forget the haicyon, I'M
sophisticated days when to them
thd houri Of the pad was a divinity in
fairy garb, the clown a being superior
to all the potentates on earth, the gilt,
tering spangIes genuine gold and silver,
and the magicalv rising tent the canopy
of wonderland; but, furthermore, that
human nature is essentially the same in
Sells Brothers day that 1t was in that
of Olympian-crowned Nero, and phys
zeal skill and daring equally enyied and
admired.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-23
REraITATION On CANADA.


President HAENsoN's suspension OF
free passage through the ST. Mary'S
Falls canal TO Canadian vessels or
freight has caused considerable excite
ment amoag our northern cousins VINO
think the Ffesideags ac''oa is UNJUST
But tnat ls from the CANADIAN poInV Oh
view. The Dominion Government mas
made use of three devices 10 defeat the
object OF the treaty OF washington
IL imposed q ne1Fy 10" on gram e''''
passing through 'Ae "'.'-'o O,'''-''
anu 'ne' S''''.'' d i'''.'' lo- SOoD as
was Sn'PP'u io' 0AY''. W ~ 0- - '--' VI
ports east Oh MoI1T'a'' 10 gave '~o "'-
vantage OF thls rebate % gram Trans
shipped at Canadian ports alone; ana
II levied tolls twice as heavy Tor coal
going west through the "eIana
Canal as for coal gong east 10
this manner citizens OF the united
states are compelled 10 pay ~ times a'
mUch toi. Oh gram '0'eHOe" 1oF oAPo''
"t Boston as O-h~u'"AS pay On gram Ia-
tended Tor export "a, -H'H'real' ID amer
cans choose to export at Montreal they
are SUI" required 'oP-y lne heavier 'o'-
II lAe S'"'' is TRANSFERRED from I'D 40
',sS''' 20 '''s' '-i 7'' 80 80 o.' -
"ue'' '--'o arc -''' - '''''-''' VI '''
N''7'''D' WV ''' w. Us $40 800 ''
psns' OWNS To- ''.' '--' - ,'''" '.-'
p'oyeui anu H"a'''' o0"' sums "'s'
through l-' '' ''-,"o o1D~'' 'N ",''0''
uouo'o raves are oN'- ~Io' Us s"'pPoN u"
American vessels, while coal going
t,,s.fs .rf--sl oo Canadian vessa's-
The CANADIAN reply 20 tle cA@fEe OF
Discrimination il that Canadian End
United states NeSseiS receive NAe same
robosa ON GRAIN carried down the whole
,,..,,...t..-5..,. ru.,.-....,.,
leA-oo oi '"' "'''-"' "'0 81 LII W ''''0
canals for export; that Canadian vessels
receive no rebate on grain carried 10 an
Ontario port for locsl consumption or
for trans-shiDrent by rail, and that this
places them on an equality with Ameri-
can vessels carrying grain TO Oswego or
Ogdcusburg. The Canadians assert,
by way Of Illustration, that IN 1889 IA
United States vessels landed 1OS,35S
.ops of grain at Kingston and obtained
The rebate thereon, and that in ISgOfuu
tolls were paid on 16,Sg9 tons Of grain
landed by Canadian vessels in Ontario
ports. The Canadian sentiment is thus
expressed by the Montreal Gazette:
I'VE maintain, therefore that the essence
M mem ne fss 5ss6 observed bv Canada and
that there is not 8 s.! liable in the Treaty Of
" , Nom i1o ny ;rosi I mon tSs Do
m,nion Government an obligation to grant
a 1850 from p, ' one Ger-can mort ~ am an
other, whether fer local consumption or for
S. assn ent ~ Ta ~ I.S3S S,L nti-sU 1e',
Hro,soyo, N, Canadians declare tba,
thew are unfairly treated because thew
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-23
Riot in Rnssla.

Sr. PETERSBURG, August GA
serious labor riot occurred yesterday at
Ekaterinlaw. Workmen employed in
Mr.. Hughes steel rail factory set fire
10 a number Of Workmen's dwellings,
plundered the factory and had begun
to demolish the furnaces when mill
tary detachmens that had been sum
mOned arrived on toe scene. a sharp
encounter then took place between the
troops and the wOrkmen and several
persons were killed and q large num-
Der wounded before the riot was sup
pressed. The damage done TO property
is so great that it will take three
months 10 effect repairs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-23
Fer Confidence Was Well Founded.

81 would rather trust that medicine
than any doctor know Of" says Mrs.
Hattie Mason, Of Chiffon, Carter Co.,
Mo, in speaking Of Cham berlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhpa Remedy. This
medicine can always be depended upon,
even in the most severe and dangerous
cases, both for children and adults. %
and so cent bottles for sale by Druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-23

iovERNoR FLEluNG's speech at Fair
iut next Saturday will open the cam
ign for Marion aud surrounding coun-
iss Organisations will then be per-
.ected End work carried right through
till November next.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-23

IRE Radicals declare the mine in
tors shall be abolished. See the
form. Too many Offices created by
Democratic State administration.
leaders didn't intend that their
onouuced opposition to the miners,
who work and almost live in the dan
rerous mines, would show on its face.
But il does. VIII the miners help the
party which has declared against their
osIy DrOtectlOn?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-23

SIT not very odd that the Repubh-
ms should hold that American manu-
.cturers produce staple articles more
lssD.y thaa they can be made abroad,
DO that we need a high tariff to enable
sc tC 90 il?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-23

THE Republicans have declared
seaiust the Commissioner OF Labor In
this State. These great friends Of labor
proclaim that this department OF the
state administration is o useless expen-
d.ture. See the Republican platform.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-23

Huntington Advertiser has en-
toa nine-c0lumn paper. Major
vrA1N deserves the liberal support
8 receiving.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-23

When Baby was SICK, We gave her Cassorio.
When shs was Chlid, she cried for Castoria.
When che became MRS., che chung 70 CastOriA-
Thsu shs BAD Ca21rsn, abe gave tAOn Cast 70
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-23

PARIS, August 22-The newspaper Paris
announces that number Of parties of Jews
eurOute 20 America from Odessa have re-
Gently arrived in France. The paper de-
scyioes these people as being disgustingly
filthy and without money, dwells upon the
danger of and epidemic from this source
and demands that precautionary measures
being taken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-23
Democratic Meetings.

nj. VIM. 4. 1-acCorkla, Democratic candt
Governor, VIII speak 40 the following
ISSes-
Putuhm county, w. Va, August
act5n, W, Va, September Sd
.ersbure. w.. Va, September 9th.
vans Grove, Jefferson county, W. Va,
smbe- 5th.
ceiling. w. Va, September sth.
.aingsou. Marion county w. Va, (aftes
September ll-h.
-oqt, Marion county, W. Va, (nighD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-23

STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR
wM. A. M'CORKLE, Of KanaWh&
FOR AUDITOR,
LV. JOHNSON, OF Barbour.
FOR TREASURER
J. NJ. ROWAN, OF Monroe.
FOE ArrOESEV GENERAL,
Il. S. RILEY, OF Ohio.
Or STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF FREE SCHOOLS,
VIRGIL A. LEWIS, OF Mason.
TOR JUDGE SUPREME couEr OF AFFEALs'
LONG TERZO
N. Fl. DENT, OF Taylor
fsHoET rEGN)
HOMER A. HOLT, OF Greenbrie''
FOR STATE SENATOR,
First Senatorial Disrrict)
WN. II. TARR, Of Brooke.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-23
coNGRKssIoNAL TIOKET.

CONGRESSIONAL TICKER
DrsrR1cr-JOEN o. PENDLETON' OF
Nd DlsrE1er-wM. L. WILSON, Of JEFF
n DIsrn1cr-JOHN D. ANDERSON Of
Era DIsrRlcr-JAMEs CAPEHARr, OF
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-. W. ". sspLembeE 81.
r-.--e-rssnt 70 have a Demo

A. - -sAs-' % {, IA " AeA y % -
,Ieague. IJ was through sheer
y thai 1t cannot now be.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-23

THE huntington platform needs re-
vision. The trainers got their inSpira-
ton from ELKINs, when he declared
that the nine laws of West Virginia
should be abolished, and he would lend
voice, heart and pocket with that
nd in vibw. The platform inveigbs
inst the mine inspectors Of this
tate. The inspectors are the new
ices TO which the Huntingdon plat
I'm refers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-23
Amnrioan ninlomnt Arrested.

MADRID, August 22.-The police OF
San Sebastian, on Friday night, arrest
ed by mistake the American Charge
D'Afaires at Madrid, who has been
staying at San Sebastian in order TO con-
fer with the Minister Of the Colonies on
the Cuban commercial treaty. When
his Identity was made known he was
Immediately liberated with prOtnse
apologies. which we're accepted by the
charge. The offending police have been
suspended.
A woman's beauty is never lost
So long as her sweet smile remains
So long as CLEAN her teeth like frost,
And her softlip the ruby stains;
And SOZOEDNT. with magic power,
BestoWs on q 3 this priceless dover.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-23

MARION county promises to stand no.
~ by the Democratic guns I'm Novem-
ler. Shewill ''yindicate" Gen. GoFFand
the Republican platform as she did In
1890 by endorsing her honest, worthy
and excellent son. Governor FLEMING.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-23
COUNTY DEMOCRATIO TICKET.

roE sUERtrF,
A. A. FRANZHEIM.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JOHN A. HOWARD.
Assessor, CITY DISTRICT
@. u. BLANCHARD.
ASSESSOR. COUNTRY p.sfAlCr,
NOAH ZANE.
COUNTY SURVEYOR
n. IT. CARR
HOUSE OF DELRGArES
CIV. BEOCKUNIER,
J. w. IMhOtF-
IT. j. O'kANE,
j. %. WILSON.
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Democratic Ticket.

FOR PRESIDENT,
GROVER CLEVELAND,
OF New York.
FOR VICE PREsIDENE
ADLAI Z. STEVENSON,
or Illinois.
TOR ELECTORS AT LARGE,
e. aUEL S. VISSON, OF Wayne.
WOOD DAILY, Of Mineral
DISTRICT PEEsID ENTIAL ELECTORS
lisrMcr-M. ID POST, OF Harrison;
D DIsrRICr-B. L. BUTCHER, OF kan
Drsrmor-JOHN A. PRESTON, OF
n D1srmcr-JOHN G. MCCLUER OF
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STATE DEMoOEArIC TICKET.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-12-24
An odd Railway.

"One of the queerest railroads any. where in the country" said the Rev D. $ Banks, of North Ontario, lis novel line that runs from South Ontario, in San Beruardtno county, where 1 live. The line is seven miles long. 4 span of stout mules draw the car up over the road. There is nothing singular about that, but it comes in on the return trip
 "The seven miles are on tilt all the way, although the track does not look like it. So when the car starts back the mules get on and take a ride, the ear booming over the whole line by gravity, The mules enjoy it too. They ride there in as self satisfied q way as any other passenger, and the View seems equally charming, North Ontario, you kuow, is situated as the mouth of San Antonio canyon, but there are lot of magnid- cent mountains around there, One col ouy-for they can scarcely be called towns-is situated on lae santa Fe road and the other Du the Southern Pacific. 1t is tho seven miles of street railway that connect the two
 "The way they get The mules ahocra is this; There is d little truck under the car, and 1t is pulled out, becoCung gu adjunct to the regular passenger depart ment The moment the truck is slid out the intelligent animals malie q start for it and step gp and on kis extreme ly amusing way they do 1t and the way they enjoy this ride and they are great fayorites with inc people san Fran cisco Examiner
Arizona silver belt., 1892-12-24
Ne. 2 ralr sample . .he sr..

A man who has returned from q trip abroad says that women, us a rule, dc not know how Co treat servants. On shipboard, as every ocean traveller is aware it is established that foes are the rule Every ono knows it Every guidebook ever written to tell one how to go to Europe" advises its reader of this fact, and how to meet it. Some of them even state the regulation tiE which it is best to give the esteward-ten shillings--though twice that amount is more often the rule, and it's worth it. Women, it is said, invariably either oyerdo this, and spoil the seryents by raising their ideas, or underdo it so amaz. ingly as to be absurd suppose it is another form of the old aceusation-nc middle distance.
 Well Boston actress crossed on tho steamer with the man mentioned above, sailing from East Boston in the early summer, She sat ut the captains table, and was so pretty as to attract the ad miring attention of every one on board, The fact had its penalties. She was in lusty health, and her appetite reflected the bracing effects of the sea air on her line physique. At every meal she called for every dish on the bin of fare, The cook must have felt honored, but it kept the steward jumping. He took more steps for her sweet pleasure than for al the rest of his contingent He did his duty we'll There shone in his eyes the oontented hope of handsome tip, and at the end of the voyage she gave Min-a shilling Mahogany Tree.