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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-20
Mr. DRYDEN At NlDDLEBOURNR
A rwo aOurs' Talk with the vOtSrS Of
L. Tyler COuRJy.
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Tyler Couaty.
81 ta' 70 ~ R-s,s-r
MDDkeBoURNE, w VA, October 10.
C. 80 ass .aJ,ed al TIE Co1r, house
at this place at = p. N. to-day to hear
NJ. r. Dryden, Esq. discuss the issues
OF the day. The house was crowded 20
It's AtyermOst aud many could not get
ia1S The speaker vas greeted with
4nds Of applause, aud for
tw0 hours be heId the audience
while be discussed the ruluous
policy Of the Republican party aud
the great tariff reform as wrought out
by the Democratic party. lie pointed
out the Injustice and unconstitutional
ity OF the robber tariff OF the Repub-
lican party and It's disastrous effects
upon the business interests OF the COua-
try. He showed that the vicious legis-
latlon Ui the Republican party brought
UPON the country the panics Of 1873 and
1898. He called attention 90 the need
less extravaganza OF Jbs Harrison ad-
miniStratiOn when the peoples cash was
wasted and the treasury OF the govern
ment was DankrupJed. de showed that
the vicious policy OF the Republican
party had Ceutral .zej the wealth Of the
nation in the hands Of the few, and had
lsgislated in the interest OF the few aud
against the interest OF the maoy. lie
pointed g. the paraiyZed condition OF the
business industries OF the country under
McKinleylsm ana the dawning Of great
national prosperity under the new tariff
law. he called attention TO the
decline of the wool interest under the
Mckinley tariff and toe revival of that
interest since the Senate Dill was passed,
sheep and lambs having advanced in
price . per cent. aud wool 10 per cent.
he showed that the reduction in the
tariff on coal does not effect taa price 10
the coal digger, but goes only TO the
cost Of transportation. The railroad
companies under the IS per ceut. duty
we're charging 81 90 FOR transporting
one ton, when they should have trans
ported two tons for SLOO. he showed
that the claim Of the Republican party
that q high tariff protects Amer
iCan labor is ''deluSion
and snare, and that under
the contract labor law passed by the
Republican party the psuper labor Of
Europe had been brought into constant
aud open competition with ogr Ameri-
can labor. de called upon the Demo-
Gratis Of the county 20 See 20 u that
every ballot was cast for the Hon. John
A. Howard. The name OF Mr.. Howard
called forth loud and prolonged ap-
plauss. In conclusion, the speaker re-
minded his hearers thai the eyes OF the
nation were looking down upon The De.
mocrscy OF West Nlrginia, and urged
every voter TO stand 10 his place and do
whole duty. The meeting was the
lsrgest and most enthusiastic political
meeting ever held in this community.
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TO work uu the foreign wool, to build
machinery to manufacture tito dlg eoai
TO run that machinery and TO move the
product TO a market. 10 addition 10
this, labor must ind employment in pro-
ducing goods for export TO pay Tor tne
impOrtations. In other words, Ireer
trade will mean more business more
money and more general prosperity
That will be the practical result OF the
Democratic policy. It's motto IS
more trade, while that OF the Repuo'
licaus Is more trusts. Wonders nave
been wrought in the interest OF the
great mass Of the people In eighteen
months, yet we have but made oeeln-
ning in this great reformation IN lhe
government, and with the help OF the
people this great benefit to them VIII Do
carried on. A few people are making
fuss about this, but they are either the
professional Republican politician
who wants 10 get back Into
power or the benefciaries OF
the Republican policy who got, as their
share OF the protection tax, drawn from
the American people, four dollars lor
every one collected at the custom
house, and who naturally want TO harg
on to 3 good hing. have said to you
in six campa gns give US control OF the
Government and we will give you
better Government You did II, and
now am here to tell you we have kept
our promise, and to say ii you will con-
tinue our control we will benefit you
still more"
Az to free lumber, Mr.. Wilson re-
ferred 10 the Republican cry ABOUT II
and said somehow they always forgot to
tell the people that rough lumber was
on the free list In the Mckinley bill and
it had always been free.
w T. RFANg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-20
Visit the CIevsIAuds.

BUzzARD's BAY, MASS, October 19.-
Mrs. Cleveland drove TO the station to-
night 10 meet Ambassador Bayard, who
arrived from Boston. Miss Cleveland, the
Presidents sister, also came tonight. Mr..
Bayard will return TO spend Sunday with
his daughtsr in Boston.
The train from New York to-day
brought Mr.. Isidor Straus Of that city.
The President was sailing, and Mr.. Straus
waited several hours before Mr.. Cleve-
land returned and then, after brief con-
ference, the gentleman from New York
left for his home. The nature Of his errand
could not be learned
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LISTING FRAUDULENT VOTERS.
kspubIioaps Preparing TO PLAY Their Old
Tricks in MerOsr ana Mcdowell COun-
Ties.
sssetaE 20 ths Reyt'.,,

Spsot0E 20 ths Reyts,s-.
WASHINGTON, d. c., October 19.-
Congressman Anderson, very hoarse
from much speaking In the open air,
arrived here to-day on his way TO UpShur
county TO keep campaign engagements.
While here ne received a telegram from
his home stating that his baby was in q
dying condition. In consequence OF this
sad news Mr. Anderson had to change
his plans and returned home tonight.
When asked regarding the condition
OF affairs In his district Mr.. Anderson
said the campaign was the hottest ever
fought there, but the Democrats were
thoroughly aroused and enthusi-
astic and he had no fear OF
the result il the Republi-
cans could be prevented from
casting the Illegal votes they had listed
in Mcdowell and Mercer counties. In
Mcdowell, he said, they had listed 5000
voters, fully one-half Of whom were
illsgal. They had listed ,, 400 voters in
two voting districts. The Republicans
had control OF the machinery in
the county, and they were preparing to
get in and count the illegal votes. But
Mr.. Anderson said the Democrats would
make a determined effort TO prevent the
frauds, and would prosecute those who
engaged in them TO the fullest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-20
FREE COAL AND FREE LUMBER
Congressman Wilson Tears the StuthDg
Out of = Pair Of Republican Scare

ConRrossman Wilson Tears the StuthDg
Out of . Pair Of Republican SCARE
crows.
SDeeiG. 10 the Register.
DAVIS, W. VA, October 19.-To-
nights meeting was q very large AFFAIR
for the size OF the town. The city hall
capable OF affording standing room TO
twelve or fifteen hundred people, was
ismued. The audience was made up
OF lumbermen and miners and Mr.. VIII
SON made the best speech OF his tour,
in fact the best speech Of his life.
IL was q powerful effort, GOV ering the
whole field of politics aud ne was
cheered to the echo again and again.
Free lumber and untsXed coal we're
dwelt upon at great length and he
pounded the calamity hoUlers to the ln-
tense delight Of his hearers.
On the subject of coal, he said the
West Virginia has nothing 10 fear from
the competition Nova Scotia coal, as
was abundantly evidenced during the
latest strike, when the supply OF Amer
ican coal was all but exhausted ana
the price went up. Did any
OF you miners hear then OF
Nova Scotia cheap coal coming in?
Not a pound OF it and never will come.
| II is inferior in quality and while good
enough TO-. Americans az any price.
The free coal bugaboo is on par with
the free lumber scare CROW and Tom
Reed says that is ridIcS0~s subterfuge
and will hurt no one except perhaps
right along the Canadian border.
| Eng and has free trade in coal, and her
miners, through steady work and
strong organization, get better wages
than you men along the West Virginia
Central. With free trade In coal, you
will have steadier work, and with
strong organization your wages will 20
up instead OF down, while under the
Wilson bill you will have cheaper nec-
esssries OF life and see an increased and
general prosperity.
w c. REANs
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GONE TO CHINA.

30 Hong. q wheeling Laundryman, Gees
to the FIowsry KingdOm TO Get Mar
ried.
Yesterday at 1870 10 Hong, q well
known South Side Chinese lsundryman,
left over the 3. & o. for Pittsburg,
preparatory to sailing for China, where
he will wed one of the celestial bellies
OF his native state. HO Hong has been,
like many OF his American brethren,
married before. and has very pretty
little daughter, aged 6 years. az his for
mer hops in the FloWery Kingdom.
The wedding will take place some time
during next month, and will be quite an
affair in the Chinese society circles in
which 30 aud his bride to be. move.
Next summer Ho Hong will return to
this city and join his brother, Ho Why,
who is 10 business on the South Side,
but will rot oring his wife to this eoun-
iry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-20
RESULTS AT ST. AsiPH.
ELKISs Is no pEBArEE
And He Knows It. SO He Dsslinss -
Meet senator Danisl-A Big Meeting ~
Hiuoaeld

And He Knows lt. 30 He Deeinee -
Meet senator DanisI-A Big Meeting ~
BlueHsld-
SSsaos 20 ~ RlgfstSY
BLUEFKLD, w. VA, October 10
Senator John w. Daniel, OF Virginia,
spoke here tonight 70 the largest aud
most enthusiastic gathering OF Demo
crGJs ever assembled 10 this county. he
was en- route TO Russell county, Vlr.
glnis. where be has an Appointment 10
speak tomorrow. Owing TO nom
connecting schedules with ths
Cllnch Valley Railroad be
was compelled 10 remain here
TIL tomorrow morning. Upon his ar
rival 10 Busfsld he was asked te speak
and be consented 70 do 90. About al
hours time was available In which 10
wire adjacent towns. and then
every train that came In WGs
packed. I. had bsen adver-
Used for iys days that Hon.
Stephen Is. Elklns would speAkhbrs TO-
nlzbt he arrived this mof1ItE and
The County Executive Comnlyte ehal-
lenged the chairman OF the Aubicln
County Committee foEA5oigKiscusSion
Mr. EikiDa Inesk1sOn,uI,ailou
With Mr.. Elkitt< the RepuO'
lican leaders btbe Republican
Chairman declined ibis Invitation. The
Republicans. Numbering about four
nundred. mostly colored. assembled az
Higgin botbam's livery stable, and were
addressed by Mr.. Elkins.
Senator Daniel spoke ~ the city court
house 10 . large audiences, among
whom were many iadleA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-20

large and enthusiastic Democratic
meeting in the schoolhouse here last
night. Every seat in the building was
occupied, and standing room was at
premium. The speakers were listened
to atteutively, aud were frequently In
tsrrupted in their remarks by vigorous
applause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-20

WASHINGTON, d. c., October 19.-For
West Virginia: Fair; warmer; southwest
winds.
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio I:
Generally fair in interior; possibly light
local showers on the lAks; slightly cooler
in northern portion; south winds. becon-
ing variable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-20
Want.d q rhnn.and-

NEW YORK, October IA crank enter
ed the Clinton Place Bank this afternoon
and demanded $1,000. The teller told the
crank 10 wait. AS he turned away the
crank fired a revolver and a bullet flew By
Kinds head. The crank was seized and
turned over to the police. The officials Of
the Clinton Place Bank received postal
card saying he would call in few days for
81 1000. The mans identity is unknown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-20
ANOTHER BLACK FIEND.
A Respectable Whits Woman Outraged
Near Newark, Ohio.
THE VICTIM ALMOST MURDERED.

The Brute Called at the Woman's
Home and Asked the Time, and
as She Turned to See, Knocked
Her Down-He Then Bound Her
With Strips Torn From Cloth
ing She Was Ironing, Outraged
Her and Threw Her Into the
Cellar.
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PENDUIONATSUTTON.
Four Hpdred People Turn Out to
Hsr His Eloquent Appeal
TO TIE INTELLIGENT VOTERS

To Ctntinue in Power the Demo-
CRITIC Party and It's Policy-A
SclthingRebuks For the Calam-
it, Howlers-Mr. Wilson Con-
tauing His Trip Among the
Miners and Lumbermen Along
tAe West Virginia Central.
General Political News.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-20
Hugh j Grant Nominated.

New YORK, October l9. 9.-Hugh J. Grant
was named as Tammany's candidate for
mayor, vice Nathan Strauss, withdrawn,
at the meeting Of the executive committee
in Tammany Hall this afternoon.
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FITz SIGNED THE ARTICLES.
But He Wanted = Number OF Changes,
which CorbetT Allowed.

But He Wanted = Number OF Changes,
which CorbstI Allowed
New YORK, October l9.-It is report
ed that Fitzsi IN mons signed the articles
OF agreement for fight with Corosu
yesterday. When he and Corbeti met
last week both agreed TO the articles
which governed the CorbeIt-Sulllvan
match, but when FitI got TO Philadel-
phia he objected TO some OF the condi-
tions. Ia the articles, the appointment
Of a referee was 10 be left TO the CLUB.
Fltzsim mons refused 10 allow the club
20 have all the say, aud wantee q CLAUSE
inserted which should give tho prlhci-
pals OF the fight the right TO declare
whether or not theJ would be satisfied
with the referee.
Fitz's argument was thst, as ne
thought the backers OF the Florida
Athletic Club --are frisads-si- Gorruyt,-
4 ~ might Appolnt : referee agreeable
to the champion, but not TO him. Cor
bett consented to the addition OF this
clause. Corbett also agreed to the new
articles as prepared by Capt. Glori,
FitEt manager, In striking out ali ref
erencs TO the Police Gazette belt, and
consenting to have the weight OF the
gloves five ounces.
Worlds Record Broken
So. tGi 10 ne RsSsEsr.
PITTsBURG. October l0.-The worlds
mile trotting record on half mile track
was smashed TO smithereeDs here to-
day by Magnolia who sprlnted IL In
2:11b. II was the last daY OF the Nc
Kees Rock track fall meeting, and the
little bay mare by HAwpAtch was Ac-
companied by Rrunning mate 10 her
race against time for purse OF $3.50.
She got away beautifully and passed
the quarter pole 10 "a, making the half
In l:06k; the tnrse-fourth pole was
reached In 1899 and the last quarter was
rounded out In 2:ll1S.
RECORDS 90 TUMBLISd.
WALTHAM, Mass, October 1o.-FiVe
worlds records went % smash At the bicy-
Gle track here to-day. Harry Tyler started
70 break the two-mile standing start rec
ord, and he cut down the figures Is sec
onds. and his time-four minutes, three
seconds-was under the record for the same
distance made on a flying start. Arthur
w. Putter made a new figure for the third
and q half class A record. Gardner beat
the record FOR the Unpaced third Of mile.
Tyler, first mile, two minutes fat and the
second In 400. Potter did the quarter In
% 2-5 and the third in 20 4-5, which is bet
ter than SsnRer's class B record. Potter
tnen rode for the half mile class A record
and bettered IL. His time was: quarter,
20 81; half. IS IS. Gardner made the
quarter In 2s 81 and the third in 80 l.5 SEQ
ouds.
RESULTS At ST. AslPH
WASHINGTON, ID. C., October lg.-Ths
talent was badly routed in the contest
with the pencilers at St. Asaph track To-
day Only one fayorite won. Three Of
the races went 10 the second choices and
two 70 outsiders First, ak furlOngs, Lo
Bengula, LII. Second, seven furlongs,
Little Matt, 1:30. Third, six furlongs,
Harrington, 1:l6 Fourth. six furlongs,
Pochino. l:lGl<. Fifth, FIVE furlongs. Ina,
l:O41<. Sixth, one mile, Paris, 1894.
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RAILROAD PKorEHrY.

The Valuation of Roads aS Fixed for As
sessmsnt PurpOaes
Clerk Hook Yesterday received the
valuation OF railroad property in Ohio
county, for assessments purposes, from
the State auditor. The figures follow:
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GOOD WORK IN rae FIRST
PsndlStsn. Howard aud Governor VIII
son 20 be ~ GIsnville.

& son 20 be az GIeuyille.
ers-iai % tls Rsci 20.
= WESTON, W. Va, October 19.-Hon.
John A. Howsrds meeting at Vadis. to.
day, taxed the capacity OF the school
house, and they were compelled to erect
platform outside. He spoke TO about
four hundred by actual count.
Hon. John o. Pendlston, although
uuannOunced, addressed q crowd Of
about TWO hundred and fifty at Burns
vile to-day.
Ex-Governor Wilson is hers tonight.
having drove through from Beverly.
BE will 60 TO Sutton in the morning,
where preparations are beinS made for
q big meeting tomorrow.
At the Glenvills barbecue Il Is esti-
mated there will be from three to four
thousand in attendance tomorrow.
Howard and PendleJon will speak there.
Good Meofinr nt Rnrtnn
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Good Alsstlnr At Burton.

BURTON, October 10. Col. Ben VIII
son and Gen. T. 5. Rilsy addressed a
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RItcbis. $3.50 81
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table.
Hudyan stops
PrematursneSS !
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in 20 days. 81
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any OF TIE EARLIER STAGES
of Consumption can be cured. It's
matter of evidence-strong enough
and complete enough to warrant the
makers of DIR. Pierce's Golden Med
n al Discovery in promising this:
If it's taken in time and given a
fai trial, they'll refund the money
in any case where their medicine
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Bn it's medicine that doesn't
fail; it goes to the root of the
troubIA,. Consumption is developed
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ulous affe elton of the lungs-a blood
faint. A nd the surest remedy for
Scrofula il, all its forms, the most
potent bio od-cleanser, strength-re-
storer, and fiesh-builder known to
medical scia nee, is the "Golden
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ula; it cures Consumption; it cures
all Bronchial, 4 'hroat, and Lung af-
fections, Asthn Ia, Weak Lungs,
Severe Lingering Coughs, and kin
bred ailments-tIA rough the blood.
And if there's no help, there's
no pay.
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KENTUCKY REGULATORS.
A Woman Numerically Flogged by q
Mob of Masked Men.

CINcNNATI, Feb. "a special to the
Commercial Gazette from Harodsburg,
KY, says: Forty masked men rode up
to the home of Samuel Milton, near
here, in Washington county, broke open
the door and while heavy guard stood
watch over Milton the rest OF the mob
dragged Mrs. Milton out Of bed and in
view Of her husband gave her SO lashes
with hickory switches. The one gar
ment the regulators left on her was torn
into shreds before they had finished.
They left, saying the punishment was
because she was suspected of infdelity.
Mrs. Milton was Miss Maltbes and was
celebrated for hei beauty. Her husband
procured divorce to marry her, aud
about that time shot the father OF bis
first wife, Who had attacked him in
court. A fesce feud broke out and sew
eral deaths resulted, one man being
banged for murder. The new outage
is likely to cause a renewal OF h0stil-
tiles.
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that protects the east and forA IL int'
competition with the west. IA 10 cas-
forces US into competition"
At the conclusion of McKeia nan
speech, which consumed an hour nu
half Harter (Dem.) OF Ohio took the
floor in opposition to the bill. Tn gre
was, he said, little place for sentimt d
in the discussion of this bill, but abul /
dant opportunity for the exercise of corr Y
mon sense. The United States had biz
goodbye to the coinage of silver. Thai
question had been settled and, he hoped,
was not to be reopened by the Demo-
cratic congress. The question ought to
be settled in business manner. There
was an easy way out OF the dif1culfy.
There was at present deficiency IN
revenues and an increase in expendi-
lures. There we're three means OF re-
lieving the treasury, any OF which would
suffice. The first was TO reduce salaries
25 per cent, including members OF con-
gress; the second WAS duty on sugar
which would provide $35 D00, 600; fur
Their increase OF the whisky tax to $l.20
per gallon, which would furnish $40
100000; an increase oil tire tax on beer
to 50, and duty on tea aid coffee.
tax OF one-tenth cent per Gun, on tea and
coffee would yield revenue o. S2S,ooO.-
900. The third method was By the ne
gotiation of a short-time loan.
In speaking OF the coinsge OF eilver,
Harter called attention to the TACT That
in "a hours the value OF silver in the
treasury had fallen $4,000, 900.
THE papers today" said Sibley OF
Pennsylvania, interrupting harter,
announced that oliver had touched the
lowest point in its history, and the same
papers showed that wheat was never
before go low. Wheat and silver have
maintained q parity. The gentleman
from Ohio told the house last summer
that the repeal of the sherman law
would be followed by revival OF pros
perity and high prices"
"And today we see the result OF the
prophecy" added Bland, supplementary
to Sibley's remark; ''the country was
saved from disastrous consequences.
"At least" replied Harter, turning to
Bland, sit would have been worse II we
had taken your advice"
"You don't know that" retorted
Bland, land we do know the result OF
your prophecy"
Harter created some amusement by
reference to the manner in which the
Democratic party was delineated in the
comic papers as jackass. He thought
it was perfectly fair. perhaps, for the
Republican papers to portray the De-
mocIay "a iackass, but he did not see
why, when proposition like the Bland
bill was brought into the house, the
Democrats should flap their ears and
bray to show they were jackasses.
Kilgore of Texas, who made the con-
GLIDING argument of theSafternoon, con-
tended that if the government was in
need of money, it would better coin the
silver seigniorage than borrow money
and pay interest on the loan.
Without concluding his speech, Kill
gore yielded to the motion that the COM
mittee rise.
Geissenhsiner, from the committee on
naval affairs, presented the report of
that committee on the Holman resolu-
tion to investigate the premiums paid
contractors for war vessels.
A O'Clock the house adjourned.
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FAILURE TO PROVIDE.
The Wife of San Diego Capitalist Cots
Divorce.

Ine VIE OF san Diego Capitalist Cots
Divorce.
SAN DIEGO, Feb. 9.-Catherine 7.
Hewitt was today granted a divorce
from d. II. Hewitt, capitalist of this
city, on supplemental complaint al
leging failure to provide. The original
complaint charging adultery and naming
Mrs. Eaton as the correspondent was
dismissed. Community property to the
value OF about $4,000 was awarded to
the wife, Hewitt being permitted to re-
tain the balance.
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Campaign Committas.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-The Democratic
congressional campaign committee was
organized today by the election of Sena.
tor Faulkner Of West Virginia, chair.
man; Lawrence Garner, secretary; J.
ID. Norris, treasurer.
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Use GERMAN FAKILY Soar.
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Per cent Pr cent
incr'ge daer'Sa

Total for the leading cities OF the
United States, 1888, 2l5 ,S56, decrease
OF 20 per cent. as compared with the COR
responding week OF last year.
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SAN Francisco, Feb. 9.--The schooner
Aloha arrived from Honolulu tonight.
She left Honolulu January Esd and re-
ports everything quiet.
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BANK CLEARANCES.

Hard Times Still Re fl scted in the Clear
ing Rouse Returns.
New YORK, Feb. 9.-The following
statement shows the banksclearings for
the week ended February 9Th. and per.
centage of increase or decrease as COM
piled by Bradstreet: