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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27
THE STONE BURST
And Benjamin Holmes was Terrible In.
jured, Dying in Two Hours.

Especial to the kennebec JOURNAL.
OAKLAND, Jan. ga griudssoEe in the
shop OF Emerson & Stevens Manufacture 9
Co. burst just before noon, a fragment
struck and killed Bef tmin Holmes, en-
ployed as a scy,he grinder. ii hekd vas
crushed beyond reco snition and he was al, o
internally injured. He lived about two
hours. Holmes was an industrious young
man, and was 10 have been married at An
sarly date. The cause OF the accident is
uncertain, but was pro baby too high rae
Of speed for safe work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27
Hailrua1s ( STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Ayrangement Of Trains In Effect New.
g'ets. 1891.

GUfM0 wEsf-SG A. N. Tor Lewiston
ennrlAxt YoytlsA.., Boston ssd ASsstsa4 JJt5 4
= ,oy Haal0ssa, GsgfinsF as1 Ssz1h 9nfdlasr
"a fsA n tor srnzsRt Z, IL sis.0n. sArssiasios
Ko.xiAas Portland ard Boston, sosnsctiaz toi
Vhre xysntAia Y5Inis, 40 p a. foi
Hxlsvsn, 3Arsi1sr and sUsth JaFdtnsfs -.
p NJ fGr srsns7siCk. ksth, roftlaTs e1dtos
snf saturdays only. for ksckiasf, g.ed p. NJ fsi
Ha0ssii. 6ardsasr saa soefn Gardiner y ~
Aad asc B1<tSE-
,,ofys kAsr-f.io a. II. fatsiit sDrsssl foi
ssa-sasaa, satflst, BssS9r. Bar harS1r g.
N ',of Wltsrsiiis, sH0saszsh ard Bangor 80
p n 'or sstsrTtils, OA<iand, Norm Aaron
kiayhan akOsnssaG. belfast, Dover aHi
For rot Bangor. Bar Hafbors St- otFGhsns
A. Isbn and Afoos15of County. and s1saATs
enly. sI7 4. n, IT Bangor.
rs. qlzh Pullman fTairs raS sAek way ever
righf AaaaAys iaetadsd. but not tn 5kOshsgan
an noaday aagrntass, 20 B'7l!azt. DexsSr. o.
t4yond B4agJr, gn saa tag motninss
fss fay e1praas trans zYipK Asst Al 1910
N lsd Hast at iis r II raA daily, sq adags Ia
elsdsd, bsiresn Boston, lewiston, sAta. bsasoI
and 81 John.
Accom- rHAIs tor AssastA
leagss s0a;h aaf4last. s.1 A n, V asd . 70
rp 9sr4inSr, 90 4 NJ; l. 2o and i.4s p. N
ualogsii $50 4 NJ. i-As and s-ss +. d.
Throash acksts 70 California and AZ yGiats
sa1fh and Nesf naF he haa Jf y. II WaikrT
tlessf szeat Aagss,s The 3aly ofiis- if. 80 -asss
,siing Via ali fDs5ss sad 1fIes1ias basgtsr uyo o.
sx.eEsa
PAYsOg TUCKER, Vice Pres. a Fiea' hnleyn'.
~ sOOTHBT. Gent easa. and Ticket As't.
PsrtlAnd, Sog %. 1871.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27
SEALING QUESTION.


WAsHIsaroF, Jan. 26 -- The Secretary
u Ststs has arranged rith tbs h .ish min
lster for - conference At Washington bt-
tween the commissioners representing
Great Britain and the United States,
VINO visited Aiasks last summer for
he purpose OF obtaining information in re-
gard to the seal fisheries. This conference
1t is understood i. merely preliminary the
formal suomission Of he Behring sea ques-
tion to arbitration. The basis Of arbi,rs-
tioD and personnel Of the arbitrator is
practically settled. / Is Ger sinsiiy under
stood that Hon, Il ] Phelps VI Vermont.
rill be one Of tho arhirators,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27
Meteorological Report.
GAME WARDENS


Especial to the KEssEBEc JoUssAL
WATERviLLE, Jan. 90 Game warden
Bunker aud Mr.. Sam King have returned
from their uIp up country. coming back
sooner than they otherwise YOU'D have
done on account Of the storm. Sunday
they went into lam bermsn's camp about 20
miles from Bingham where they arrested a
MAJ named Frank Lurton and on M0ndAy
brought him before uilI jus,'ca al Bins
ham by whom be was toed s25 s7d the
proscrib d sum for each OF the % trout
that be had caught.
Faiiins TO pay hi, fine he WAS
turned over 20 Deputy Shefd Br0wn and
taken to Norr.dsewock j.il. Warden
Buqker and his companion hen started for
another party, in the neighbour lod OF the
Forks, vh1m they wanted for sisughteriug 9
several moose last season. but IS We have
said, ihey concluded on sccount Of the
approaching storm, to return.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27
WANTS INVESTIGATION.


CoLuMBus, Ohio. Jan. 26.-ReprsseEt-
ativs Dousherty today aksd the House
that the CHARGES be invs sstigated that he
accepted biibe Of $500 TO vote for
Senator Sherman in ,he ssnstorlsi caucus
A resolution wss ADOPTED for The appoint
ment Of a committee OF four to investigate
the charge. The connilee consists Of
tive Demt cra's and two Repu blicsns.
Senator Sherman tent letter to Mr..
Dougherty ,mphsticaliy nyirg that be
ever used dollar Of money to corrupt or
irfasnce the vote or Judgment Of sny mem
bef Of the Legislature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27
Blizzard In Vermont.

WATERBUKY, VT, Jan GA BLIZZARD
has ragged here today, the worst this season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27
THE WAR SHIPS
Awaiting Orders-Refugees Safely
Landed at Caila0.

WAsHIsGros, Jsn. 26 6-FoiloviDg is 4
translation Of the cipher telegram received
last night by the navy department. from
Commander Evans, dated Calios. Peru
THE Yorktown srrivei today. Refugees
were haded. Will be resdy for sea -
soon as coaled. II the yorktown is to
remsin here iong enough should lie very
much to give the men liberty Delayed
tro day on sccount OF fog OF CalIso
No orders have been sent to Commander
Evans in regard to bis future movements.
bat they probsbly ore bsing co nsidered now
by the navy department He has no dis
cretion sbcuti sailing sud must await il i
structions. No orders have yet been sent
to the Boston, also at CsiiAo, snd the
chances are that she will be kept there for
the present. Nothing has been heard from
Admiral Ghersrdi; the last heard from at
the Barbados week ago today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27
IN JUST ONE HOUR.
Capt. Schley Thinks He Could Teach
Chilli Lesson.

OGDEN. Utsb, Jan. 26 Capt Schley OF
the United States steamer Baltimore, pass
through Ogden en- his way to Washington
THE Chilisns," he said, "have not the
slightest conception Of the power and mag
Ditude Of the United States. In their est
nation they have far better navy than We
have. In my estimation they have none
would ike TO give thsm just enc hours
brush, and probably by that time they would
materially change their opinion. The
United States ehould treat Chill as AL un-
,uly child end spank il
Commenting on the findings Of the
Chilisn court investigating the attack on
the Baltimore - lors. he sal
II think it peculiar Law that man car
be summoned IS q witness, as Davidson
was, and then be recommended to ten OF
fifteen years' imprisf nmsnt for throwing q
stone At Chilan sailor in the act Of stab
bing Ie Of our men
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27
j. ". FURBER WORSE.
Physicians Feel Discouraged Recovery
Considered Doubtful.

LAwRENCE, Mass, Jan ~ The cor
iitiou Of james y. furber ia such that the
physicians in sttenisnGs feel discouraged.
fhe next - hHurs must bring great
change. II not f,r better, orig a mirsole
az save ,hs sirk mapP hfe. Tonight
VI Furber is no st.r.d up in arm chairs
the tICk chamber. hs cor q ement
hts bfd hinlrrsd respiration.
Df Lpug of Lawrence, and Prof.
smith Of HpHt0n are In constant
attendance, fearing to bs absent when the
'i.is Is reached This sick man shows
much courage and forttude. He
s~sre Of hi, srtions condition.
Emistions of ClDttod blood ~ m the lungs
still continue AVID tho action Of the heart 10
very POOR. His family is fully aware Of
tue slarming condition Of affairs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27

ISpecisl 20 the KERsEBBc JoURrAL.l
CoLuMBtA FALLS, Jan. 26.-The Colum.
bis Falls Lumbe: Company mas gone into
insolvency snd a meeting Of the creditors
will be held at Portland, F, btuary %, to
appoint an sgsnt and pa! in ,ler claims
Work has been suspeIdea for shOnt a
month snd it was hoped that they would
starr up again, now everything is uncertain
about it. Nearly 100 men are thrown Cut
Of smploymeLt.
No snow here yet to DO any shedding 81 d
wheels are still in use.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27
DIED FROM INJURIES.
Mrs. Copeland of DeXior Made Legacy
to Good Will Home.

DEXTER, Jan. 26 Susan d. Copeland,
aged SO years, widow Of the late Calvin
Copeland, rho vss badly burned Saturday
evening by tie explosion Of . kerosene
lamp. died Tuesday morning from her il
juries.
She gave the Baptist church Of Dexter,
afes }tsT- $50, An ofg.a coMiog $1,000
and ey viii lsfi her house to Good Will
Home 81 Fairfield and oiLsf properly to the
Bau,is. chnrch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27
VERY PEACEABLE
Was That Reply Of Chilli to the Presidents
Ultimatum.

wAsHisGros, Jan. 26.-Ths reply OF
Chill to cur uitimatum is the most pescsble
document yet received from Chill. The
Presidents message vas surprise to many
1t vas generally believed thst Chill had
taken some respectful steps 10 repair her
wrongs ard withdraw her insults. but the
met sage is conceded on all hands to present
the siiustion in the most feverish manner
and to sho~ that the condiuoas could no,
we'll be worse without iusl hostillfiee.
1t was the opinion OF the soless men in
Congress that int resolution would be
passed demanding THAI Chill make amend.
within 3 fred time, and IL this was ignored
or refused it would ,ithin itself operate -
a De clsrarion of war or what would approx
mate war But Ctiii's retreat received By
the Secretary of Stale on mondsy. leave.
little doubt that peaceful settlement will
be reached without resort to arms.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27
Fire at Bri,lgt0n.

BRIDGroS, Jan. 26.-The building al
Bridgton owned by the Fdgg heirs VAS
burned Al . 80 O'Clock Monday night. L
was occupied by Fred Emery IS a mes,
market and J L. Douglass ss = dwelling
house. The icmstes Dstr9wiy escaped
perlshing in the flames, The building was
insured for $1,000 and Mr.. Douglsss'4
effects for $500. The loss is estimated al
$500. .'..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27

Maine Pensions.

WAsHIz6Tos, jan. 26 Pensions have
been granted 10 there Maine people;
Original, George J.. Randall, james +
Durham. Abner Babo; increase, Franklin
Ball. CnsrdIer ]. Webb. James GIBBONS,
Henry r. Jackson, Montgomery Richards.
Issi,h Streu., Weston W. Dov, Herbert
R. Lincoln; reissue and increase, Nsth,n
PeDdleson; original. widows, Flora / Fnz-
herbert, Polly Stewart.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27
DRIFTED TO SEA.
Tugs, ScOws and 10 Men Missing in
in New York Bay.

New YoRk, Jan. 26.-While the iusboat
Edwin Wooster, With two sCows belonging
to the street cleaning apartment, was of
Rocksway this morning irying TO return to
this city sgsiuss the heavy northwest gaze,
the bawser broke and got in her propeller.
the Webster and tow drifted out 10 sea.
Tugboat II. s Nichols anchored ber TOW Of
two scows srd started to the assistance Of
the Webster. Later the two anchored
scows dristed cut 10 SEA. The street clean
irg department sent the tugs Dassori aud
V0sborR to the assistance of the Webster
and her scoss. N1thiBg hss been heard here
at late hour tonight of the missing afr,
It is thought they had l25 men on board.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27
kITTREDGE WILL CASE


BANGOR, jan. 26 In the con .ested will
case of Nehimish hiItrt dge Judge Burgess
| of the pr bate court rendered decision A.
lowing his ~iiow $40 500 Mr. Kittredge
lef. his widow q very small eum by viii,
giving most Of his money to reiie Gus
societies The widow applied 10 the court
for S25 COO out Of tie estate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27
CAPTAIN SCHLEY


WAsHIEGros. Jan. 26 Capt. Scbley,
commander of the Baltimore, arrived here
this afternoon from San Franoi.co and
had . long conference With the secretary
Of the navy in regard to the assault on the
Balimore's crew at Valparaiso. He had
nothing to say on the subject for publica-
ton. He stated that he expected to remsip
in Wsshin gton two or three days and then
return 10 his vessel at San Francisco.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27
ALL WERE LOST.
Unknown Steamer Wrecked OF
Caps Rinisttrre.
Where lie Was Attending the lnternas
iionai Peace Congress.

CpRuNSA, Spain, Jan. 26.-lt 10 belle we'd
hSre that al unknown steamer, with every
seul on board, vas lost about the night Of
Jsausry 10, OF Cape Fimsterre, A quantity
II wrecksgs was washed Aslo-e in the
vicinity Of The cape Vessels y ~hich arrived
here from The s1uthwssd report passed
floating wrecksge Sine wreekAse cor
sisted Of articles that would be fouod only
IN a steamer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27
FOREIGN AFFAIRS COMMITTEES
OF Senate and Hease Consider ChiIian
Affair-Ne Action.

WAsHIEsToS. Jan. 26. - The Senate
committee On foreign relations held sbort
session this mornirg. member Of the
committee stated that DO scgion was aiken
on the Gillian correspondence ami no'hinp
Of importance took ylaee at the meeting
whatever relative to the Chilisn situation.
Nothing Done by House Committee.
WAsHIrGros. Jan. 2G.--The House for
eign affairs com D1iItee met TO-DAY for the
purpose Of consiieripg the Prssiceats
massage on lhs ChiliAn controversy and II e
accompanying correspondenee. An infoi-
mai discussion Of very general character
was held, bu. no coBcluslon was reached
partly because Of the l4test phase given tbs
case by dispatch from Ssn'iazo announc
ing the substantial csmpliAnce by Chill
with the request Of the Presidqnt, snh
partly because Of thu necessity Of a careful
examination Of the correspondence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27
FIRE As OAkDALE, Pa.
Guests Barely Escape From Hotel Seven
Buildings Burned Loss, S30. 900.

PuIsaGRG, Pa, Jan. 2G A q .e at O.I 70
dale tuis rooruins destroyed seven bnild
"a. including tho Central Hotel Loss,
$50 900; fully insured. The FIRE w.s
ca USED " hssvy pressure ~ nstural gas
The guests nsfroviy escaped from the ho,el
with thelr lives, q lumber losing their
clothing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27
Local Forecast,

Eosros. Jan. 90 Fer Maine; CieN.
icg BY W.tus .dsy. fair ansl Thursday
nigh coidsr, follossd b. ri.ils ,smpsra.
tGr-- ThdtsdsJ totth~e-serlg winds The
cold vsvs II oEcs alenz ,hs AfisatiC
coast. and u nsost severe owe, IN Ne =
Erglsrd. The fair ves;hsr condition c5v.
efs Il o.. CT the Usiied States Ard 10 NOV
.ns slowly eastward, followed by risirs
temperature. IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27

TO the honor and daily Of the United States
goyerr ment.
After Morgan had been speaking about
an hour, he gave ssy TO Frye, who remark
ed that the Senator from Alabama was .
member CT the committee On foreign sffairs
and vas somewhat important for him to
attend the duties Of that committee.
With his consent therefore he moved an
Adjournment. The motion Was agreed to,
and the Senate adjourned until tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27
AERIAL TORPEDOES.
Factory at Springfield. Mass. Making
Them for the Vesuvius.

sPRUGFlELD, Mass Jan. 2s The John
W. Russell Machine Works o, this city are
busy making aerial torpedoes for the
United States cruiser ve.uvius. The IN
tract calls TO- rs sorpsioes snd smother
contract for 100 mo.s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27
Sl1 900 House Burned at Worcester.

WORCESTER, Mass jan. % A house
owned by Theodore c. Brown, this city,
was burned this evening Loss. sli, COO
insurance, 5000 Ths FIRE was caused BIZ
al attempt TO thav out frczsn vAserpipes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27
Eden Won the skating Race.

IoNpos Jan 20 In the International
mile smstenr sssuns race today On Lsngay
Fen, Eden. the Dutch skater won. Tebbut,
an Englishmsn being seoout.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27
SNOW.

( wAsHtsGroS, Jan. sc Fer Maine
| Saes aariss; cold=r; north ssa szlss
Signals displayed on Atlantic coast from
/ Wnmirgtca section to .sspori.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27
COTTON FACTORY BURNED.
Over 300 Employees Out Of Work
Loss, $3.50, 900; Insurance, s15I 900.

fBgsTgR, 8. c Jan. 2G.-Chsster cot.
ton factory with All it, c1ntsnts vas burned
tins morning Loss. s220. 600; in,uraucs.
sl5I 900, Over 200 operatives are thrown
ont Of work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27
Conservative Elected.

HALIFAX, n. s., Jan. &c. John A. Mac
Donald, a Conservative, vas elected TO
the Fl ouse OF q mnons todsy, for Victoria.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27
Cincinnati Workhouse Damaged 500, 900
Inv Fire

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Jan. 26 This even
ing The lsusdfy and oDe OF ,hs vings Of the
Cincinnati wnrkhou,s was burned. Loss,
s30, 600, we'll Insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27

LosDos, Jan S6 Rev. Mr. Spurgeou.
who is suffering from gout "a said this
evening 10 be 10 critical condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-27
OIL:

:-::k -. s-r IL La; 4 ?s:..
Good for Man and Beast. Il Gives Immediate
Relief 1t has No Equal Keep il in the HOUSE,
TRY 1T.
Price IS cents per Bottl. 5 Bottles for $i-oA
Az YocR pacGaIsr Fca II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-25
SOUTH ANIEKICA.

The Political Troubles Continue Chile's
Good Feeling.
New YoRK, Oct 24-The Herald's Val
paraiso correspondent says: News
comes from Buenos Ayres that Cover
nor Rojas, of Santiago del Estero, is still
in prison and the revolutionists are
practically in control Of the state. The
national cabinet has discussed the situ-
alton in Santiago del Estero, and there
was a division as to the proper course
to pursue. The majority favored federal
intervention and Financial Minister
Romo resigned, aud the executive asked
power from the national congress to in
tervene. 1t was granted.
The governors OF all the provinces
have been called upon to have national
guard ready for service. 1t is probable
that Congress will appoint a commits
sion to inquire into the state OF affairs
in the province. Prominent Rojiatos
have arrived here and held conferences
with General Roca. The situation in
the province is grave, and there Is
liable to be serious trouble before it is
settled.
The Herald can say au~thoritatively
that the Chilean government, US a token
of its desire to renew good feeling and
friendship with the United States. will
send the cruiser Captain Pratt from
France to represent her in the naval
demonstration in New York next
spring. The officers and crew OF the
Captain Prat left here for France to-day.
La Union says a friendly visit shows
an amicable feeling to which Chile re-
spends by sending her best war ship.
and expressing the hope that this will
be the beginning OF q resumption OF a
good feeling between the two countries.
The government will give official noti-
icatio Of the Captain Prat's visit to adj
miral Gherardi.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-25

my nose stopped up on one side andthen the
other. dropping from head 10 throat aud hawk
Ing and splitting. | had headaches over eres
and top OF head. Ny appetite grew very poor:
md what ] ate distressed me so much, and II l
ate very much II would make my smotherinB
spells worse. | would often starve myself rather
than smother as ibid.
II had q burning sensation In my stomach AL
the time and gas would accumulate IN my stom,
ach. Bowels cOstive, palpiiaLion oil the heaft
have taken treatment all my life, AL the patent
medicines I could hear oL One doctor treated
me for over a year aud said / was In the irst
stages Of consumption. In all l have taken
treatment from seven different doctors, VINO
gave me no encouragement aud all OF them
said l would never be Anv better. ThTee months
ago I applied for treatment at the Copeland
Medical Institute. l found their examinations
very thorough and thought they SURELY under
stood their business. and put myself under
treatment and I BEGAN TO improve from the
start and now feel like u different person alto:
gcther. aud have had only one choking spell
since l began here.
NV nose is cleared up hawking and splitting
OF green stun ON nv throat in mornings mas
disappeared. sleep good and arise in morning
refreshed. The fact Is ] never knew before what
n good nights sleep was. have gained IN hesh
advise any one suffering from catnrrh and
aSthmaRs | did all my life, 10 try Drs. Copeland,
Bell and Davis and get relieved.
II really don't think | rnuld have lived much
longer when / came to Wheeling, and people
about Raven Rock did not think i would i've
very long either. They did not tell me this to
discourage me before | came. but told me their
opinion after l had taken treatment for six
weeks and saw | was getting we'll"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-25
unrd work in Illinois.

CHICAGO, Oct 24.-Both the Repub-
lican and Democrat state committees
are working hard to bring out their
full registration. The Republican COM
mittee has sem out twenty-five thou
sand postal card notices during the last
t%wenty-four hours to Republicans who
have not yet registered in their re-
specliye precincts notifying them that
they may register tomorrow between
the hours Of s a. n. and 0 p. m. These
cards also bear the notification to the
unregistered Republicans, that if they
do not register tomorrow they cannot
vote. In addition to the cards, other
cards OF notification will be served on
some Of the voters. Hundreds will also
be notified personally. and in some
wards conveyances will be sent after
the indolent or infirm voters Tuesday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-25
FREE TRADE PROFESSORS.
College Theorists Against tho Practicn
DusIne.s Interests of the Country.


College Theorists against tho Practical
business Inters,is of tho Country.
AMHERST. MASS, Oct. 2+=of the
thirty-three members Of the Amherst
College faculties, twenty-three have
come out for Grover Cleveland and
eighteen have signed the following:
With Mr.. Cleveland's views on public
questions we agree. We admire his
courage, his constancy, his public spirit,
his studious neglect Of his purely per-
sonal interests where they conflict with
the calls OF public duty. We remember
his tariff message, his pension vetoes.
and his letter against free silver as con-
spicuous instances OF his d~isregafding
personal considerations for the public
good. We therefore urge all our fellow
citizens to give Mr.. Cleveland their
hearty vote.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-25
An AMFuL FLOOD,

Fifty Thousand People Drowned by the
Overflow of Yellow River IN Chinn.
SAN Francisco, Oct 2L-Letters from
China bring terrible accounts of the
loss OF life and property caused by the
breaking OF the banks OF the Yellow
river, which is aptly called "China Sor-
row." 1t is only three years since the
whole basin of the river was flooded
and now comes q new food fully as dis
astrous as the other. 1t is estimated
that the flooded districts is $50 miles
long by 80 miles wide and that over 90
600 people have been drowned and that
fully 100000 will slarve to death un-
less the Chinese government furnishes
them food from now until next spring.