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ance. It was generally believed tina.
the PopulIIt vote in the city would not
exceed 5000.
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

A device employed for cooling the air
inthe English steamer Norman, which is
to sail In southern seas, Is, In brief. the
piping Of the cold fluid from the retrig-
orators TO the roof Of one Of tho cabins.
This will chill the air descending from
the roof TO the cabin through ventila-
tors.
It sounds like the ARABIAN Nights"
to read that two caravans laden with
gold and silver have Just arrived at St
Petersburg from Siberia One, with
gold, camo from Tomsk, the other, with
silver and gold, from the Kronsberg
mines. The metal was for the mint.
In q somewhat speculative conclusion
Of 4 recent paper. Mr.. Preece men
toned tho effects OF an aurora on tele-
phone circuits, and stated that 1t was
not q wild dream to say that we may
hear on this earth thunder storm in
the sun.
A pair Of hounds In Hardin county,
KY, were set on the trail OF thief one
afternoon, recently, and. after following
1t five miles, ran into house. upstairs,
and into bed in which the thief. his
wife and two children, were asleep.
Willie Robinson, eight years old, Of
New York, died on Wednesday from
alcoholism. Saturday his father pur-
chased half pint OF brandy, and early
sunday morning the little boy found
the bottle and drank the contents.
Mr.. Allen. OF Melbourne, Australia,
has invented an electric submarine tor
pedo boat, which, he maintains, eau be
sunk to any depth, and can be run as
last as surface boat. It eau be kept
submerged for three days.
The snow 10 already driving deer
from the Southern Oregon mountains
down into the foothills, and hunting is
lively. A local authority estimates
that tho deer cannot be exterminated
yet for 100 years.
Charley Rose brought suit at New
lisbon, o., against Philip Wesley for
$4,000 for alternating Mrs. Roses afec-
tations. Rose is under bond for at
tempting to kill his wife some time ago.
The new tower bridge OF London Is
paved with the wood OF the eucalyptus
tree from Australia. The blocks are
about the size Of building bricks and
have beveled edges.
Cotton cloth has decreased ten per
cent In price during the last year. But
the wages Of the men VINO make cotton
cloth have been reduced 81 per cent in
the same period.
A French woman who had lost hor lip
has had another one supplied by an ex.
pert surgeon, who took the needed
piece Of flesh from the arm OF HE patti
| ent.
The first complete year OF the present
administration, that ending June 80,
1894, showed deficit amounting to al
most s60000,oo0
1t is said that the shah Of Persia has
pony that 10 only twelve inches high,
which he can carry around with him in
his palanquin.
Paris has only one apothecary shop
controlled by q woman, while Brussels
has Ave. London had 1870 female
chemists 10 1891.
The frat white child born In Chicago
was Ellen Marion Kinnie, who first saw
the light Of day in December, 1904.
Itis possible in India for native to
obtain board and lodging Cor about six
cents day.
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A LITTLE NONSENSE.

First Actor (puiling the trigger Of
revolver six times)-"Die you miscp-
able villain?" Second Actor-"Your
pistol has missed fire. Sir Rudolph, but
am smitten with remorse for my
many crimes, and will die, according to
your wish" Tnen he rolled on the
stage in agony, while the curtain slow.
IL descended amid the cheers and
laughter Of the audience.-7m. Bits.
First Visitor-"So you have really de-
cided not to sell your house| Fair
Host-"Yes. You SEQ, we placed the
matter in the hands OF real estate
agent. After reading his lovely adyer-
tisement OF our property neither John
nor myself could think Of parting with
such wonderful aud perfect home.
New York Herald.
Mrs. Wickwire-"Did you read about
that man who has been married for the
third time to tho woman he has been
divorced from twice already?" Mr..
Wickwire-"Yes Seems to me that
man OF that sort ought to take some sort
OF treatment for the habit. "-IndianGpoIiS
Journal.
Someone told Pachman. the dis
insuished but eccentric little Rus.
sian pianist, that he was gener'
ally supposed to be OF Hebrew
descent. "Non" said he. proudly;
"my father was cantor at Odessa, but
my mother was Turkey; l am plan
ish. "-ArgonaM
Brother, do you feel sure OF your
ground nopY asked tho evangelist OF
the new convert. mo, can't say that
! do" replied the honest young farmer.
'They's morgidge on it for purity nigh,
all it's worth. "-lndianapOlis Journal +
Mrs. Benedict-"Now, what would
you do, Mr.. De Batch, ifyou had a baby
that cried for the moon" Dc Batch
(grimly)-"I'd do tho next best thing
ior him, madam; I'd make him see
stars"-Ratc Fields Washington.
$50 mammals little man was at the
hoad OF his class to.day7" Little Man
"Yes'm." ut was because you studied
the lesson we'll, wasn'titH" Littleman..
Nope. Johnny Jones was home, stck."
Inter Ocean.
"Havo you ever loved another, Tom ?"
said Miss Gush to hor intended. Ger
tainly," replied he, do you wish writ
ten testimonials from my previous
sweethearts 2"-Harprr'S Ba:ar.
Visitor Ito convict in MoyamcnsinG)
How do you happon to be herO2 Con-
vict-The unlucky number Is got mo
hcre. Twelve jurors and a judge.-PhiE
ddelplid Record.
Customer-Thcso are tho best cigars
You have, oh? Denler-ThoSe arc tho
kind give to the policemen On tho
beat.-PucE.
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Highes. all in Leavening Povez-1aest U GoytRepo
g!A|:,!!! BB sxasg1
ABSOLUTELY PURE
HOW AN AMERICAN STUDENT

| Had IN UnpleaSAnt Adventure In Ger
many.
R Barclay spicer. son Of Simon spi-
Ger, Of Baltimore, who is q student at
the university at Leipsic, Germany,
gives in letter to his father an account
Of his arrest on the charge Of murder
and the subsequent discontinue Of the
men who arrested him. He was for
merly student at Johns Hopkins uni
yersity, and last March he went to Ger
many to study. Arriving in Germany.
he went thence 70 Breslau, where he
studied at the university until the sum
mer vacation. He then started on q
walking tour through the country.
While in the mountains OF Silesia he
stopped one day before blacksmith's
shop and read an account OF the murder
Of woman aud her son, from poster
on the door, and the statement that a
large reward would be paid for the ar
rest Of the murderer. After reading
the poster he resumed his journey.
Soon afterward he passed two peasants
sitting BY the roadside eating luncheon.
He spoke to them, received grunt by
way OF reply. Then he passed on, but
he had gone only a short distance when
he was stopped by call from the men.
He waited until they came up to him,
and they demanded TO see his passports.
The young Baltimorean informed them
that his passports were at the inn at
the village where he was stop
ping, but he showed them his police pa
pers, which he always carried With him.
The men refused to be satisfied with the
police papers and said he must go along
with them TO q police station TO be held
on the charge OF committing the muir
der. Finding that he could not con-
vince the men that he was peaceable
citizen, he consented 10 90 with them.
They then attempted to tie his hands be-
hind him, but he kept them away with
his cane, One OF the men managed to
fasten strap around one OF his legs, and
in this condition he was conducted back
TO the village. lie was taken to an inn
and was guarded by one OF his captors
while the other went to inform the
police.
The police came in large body and
surrounded Lle lHu uelOTe defeIut VI
their number entered the office where
Mr.. Spicer was seated. They searced
him and took his money. watch and all
the papers which he had about him.
When the chief Of police saw his police
pass he said that It should have been re-
spected unless it was found to be q for
gerry, and returned him his money. The
chief Of police said that the matter
would have to be settled by higher
power, and Mr.. Spicor was detained at
the inn until the next day. BY that
time friend OF his had learned Of his
arrest, secured his passports and taken
them to a magistrate, who was to decide
what was to be done in the matter. The
papers were found to be all right and
MIR. Spicer was released from custody.
Then the police put in jail both the
men who had arrested MIR. Spicer. The
Baltimorean continued his tramp
through the mountains and in Septem.
Der went to Leipsic, where he entered
the university.
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Dayton Wins Against Heavy Odds.
The administration did all It could for
Mr.. Wilson. The free traders, particu.
larry the importers, poured their money
into the district. The people could not
be caught by the Offices the administrA.
ton had To give aud they could not be
bought with the money Of importers.
They knew that they had been discrim.
mated against In favor of foreigners and
they rebuked the party which had mis-.
treated them. They struck for their
affairs aud their fires.
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COMMISSIONERS SALES.
Neutrality-suspicious.
PUBLIC SALE.
". P. Hubbard. Administrator
va In Chancery,
Efle r AnShutz md Others

W. P. Hubbard. Administrator.
EfIle R AnShutz and others
In pursuance Of a decree made on the 18th day
county, In tho above entitled cause. the under.
signed appointed special commissioner for the
purpose will. on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER II. 1891.
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. IN. on tho premises,
sell at public sale to the highest bidder, the tract
Of land beautifully located near the National
Road. about four and one.half miles east OF
Wheeling. comprising 5.925 ncres, owned and
occupied by Mrs. Eto Russell In her life time.
There Is n comfortable and roomy dwelling house
and stable on tho premises and many fruit
shade aud ornamental trees, The right to Use
the two lanes adjoining the property will be sold
with It.
This property has been subdIvlded into three
parcels. two Of them containing about ono acre
and a half each, aud tho other, on which tho
dwelling house stands. containing nearly three
acres These parcels will be offered separately
and the properly Will be sold In such parcels or
as whole, rs Will be found most advantageous
At the same time and plnCe will be sold lot
fronting on tho National Road opposito Wheel.
ing Park. and containing .glS Of an acre.
For the boundaries Of tho above mentioned
parcels and lots reference l. made TO the decree
Aforesaid, aud 10 the plat filed with the commits.
sionOrs report In the above entitled cause
TERMS or SAIR:-One-thlrd OF the purchase
money. and M much more as the purchaser may
elect. In cash. tho residue In two equal install.
mCntE at one and two years from the day OF sale.
the purchaser giving notes for the deferred In.
Stalmcnts. bearing Interest from the dry Of sale,
and the title TO he retained until tho purchase
money lS.paId In full and conveyance directed
by the court. Tho purchaser OF the parcel upon
which the dwelling house STANDS will be required
TO insure the dwelling house lu an amount to 10
fixed By the commissioner. rs further security
". P. HUBBARD.
Special Commissioner.
J. C HERvEY, Auc.ionecr.
hereby certify that bond aud security has
been given III required BY law BY W. r. Hub.
bard. the Special Commissioner In the above on.
titled cause. JOHN ". MITCHELL Clerk.
nnl1
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AND that day it showed.
oUR coon ia all right.


CHICAGO, Nov. O.-serlous trouble oc.
Cured at tho town Of Lamont, on the
draining canal. Through clerical
error, mn insufficient number OF ballots
was sent to tho place aud the canal
lnborers angored at the oversight,
gathered in disosiorIy crowd and an.
nounccd that they intended to vote
whether thoy had ballots or not. Sixty
deputy sherils woro hurried to tho
scene and 1t was tiought the force
would DO sufficient to quell the disturb.
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It looks as though We have the legis.
laturs on joint ballot, in spite of what
Mr.. Camden called the Democratic ear.
raneement." A Republican legislature
means 4 protectiouist to succeed Mr..
Camden in the United States senate.
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The board OF commissioners OF Ohio
county will continue to be Republican,
but by an increased Republican major.
ity. There will be two Democrats in 4
board OF ten in this county that used to
be Democratic.
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her arc his ffisnds. and. a. his friends
they not only gave him aIoyai support
but took oeeaIlon 70 show that they re-
ssntsd the nasty fight that was made
on him by the Democratic organ and
other similar Influences.
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TAmAxY was the strength Of the
Democracy in the state Of New York.
The Democracy Of the state Of New
York has been powerful factor in the
nation. The routing oil Tammany looks
very much like the breaking Of the
Democratic bsckbon
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If the Register had fought Whitaker
a little harder and with little more
meanness his majority would have
been larger.
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EVERYTHING points to legislature
Republican on joint ballot. We have
reached point in West Virginia where
the Democrats do not know which
way to turn 70 iuggle the state.
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II It had been a presidential year
West Virginia would have cast her vote
for the Republican nominee. The solid
south is broken and West Virginia Is
the record breaker.
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wnEELrNG, NOVEMBER =, 1894.


The West Virginia legislature will
be Republican beyond doubt, and
rock-ribbed, unprecedented protec-
ZIONIST will succeed Mr.. Camden. This
is great triumph.
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"THE people" were very numerous
about the ISTEIIraEScER Office In the
pleasant hours Of last evening. And
they ielt that It was good TO be there.
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THEY arrested Morton's coachmau,
but they couldn't arrest the Morton
movement in the great state Of New
York.
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EVERYTHING points to the election of
solid Republican congressional delega-
ton in West Virginia. 1t was great
Republican weather.
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DYSPEPSIA pcldom cnuaos death, But
permits Its victims 10 1.-Two on in misery.
Hoods Sarsnparilla cures dyspepsia and
all stomach troubles.
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MORTON is q good deal Of man him
self, David Burglar Hill has made this
interesting discovery.
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The sheep took hand in the fight
aud vindicated their right to live in
this land Of the free and home OF the
hraye.
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New YoRk has made clean job Of 1t
-Tammany and Hillism are routed on
tho frat charge.
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ALTHOUGH there was no state fight
and no particular reason to get out the
vote Ohio runs up tidy majority for
protection herself.
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REV. y. S. srR1NGpIrLD, of Wakefield,
N. C., sayS: "Five boxes OF Japanese
Pile Cure cured mo after II yoarp' sui.
icring," Chas. r. Goethe and W. w.
Irwin.
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They tried to break the line Of our
colored troops. but they stood up to
their work, a solid phalanx, and fought
nohly.
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HuRRAn for Union district The PEG.
pie out there can see through the hole
in milestone.
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Mr. JULIUS POLLOCK is very nice man
but he can't go to the state senate from
the First district.
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TnE handsome majority given to Mr..
Whitaker for state senate shows that
workinEmon are not uugrateful to m
employer who treats them we'll. The
men who are employed by Mr. Whita'
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The wage.earners of Wheeling know
when they are pinched, and who
pinches them.
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Tammany was so intrenched that Its
defeat seemed impossible. Its strength
was in its corruption. "A soon as the
evidences OF its infamy were laid before
the pconle, az soon rs tho search-light
oil investigation was thrown into tho
dark places, the popular fury was
aroused and the doom OF the most cor
rupt organization in American politics
was sealed.
It was no easy task to arouse tho
heavy rcspcctabiIi.y OF tho first Of
American cities. 1t had not only 10 DO
shown that 1t had been abused and
wrongcd; it had to DO shown that it
was being plundered right and left.
Thcn it girded on It's armor and won't in
with serious purpose.
But it was not enough to arouse the
heavy respectability. The common
people, who determine elections, had to
be moved. The investigation moved
them by showing that nobody was too
poor or too owly to DO blackmailed and
forced TO pay tribute to tho Tammauy
machine. 1t required such stirring
upas tho ivcstigation caused to..sot pub
lie sentiment on fire and to drive the
tiger out Of his lair.
Tho victory is crcditablo toI tho
people OF New York. and is an on.
enlargement to tho people Of every
msgoverned city, and most American
cities arc misgoverned. Ii Now York
can be wrcnched from tho control Of tho
bandits who had it in their grip there
is hope for every other city in tho land.
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THE Register will have lots OF fun
abusing United States Senator Stephen
B. Elkins.
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AFTER this readers Of the Register
may get correct quotations Of the wool
market.
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TIE people have way Of getting
their work in on a party which uses
them badly.
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PURE blood is absolutely necessary in
order to enjoy perfect health. Hoods
SarsapariIla purifies tho blood and
strengthens the system. 3
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The Tammany tiger is slain by the
strong arm OF the peoples champion.
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HILL will defend Cleveland come
more when Congress meets again.
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CAPTAIN DovESEa made a splendid
canvass and earns splendid victory.
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Sold throughout tho world. Price,
Cuticurn. Doc; Soap, 25c.; RcSolvcnt, 81.
Potter Drug ind Chem. Corp, Solo Pro-
prIctors, BoNton. AU-" How TO euro
Skin and blood Diseases" mailed free.
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TIE Register should try its hand a
another singing campaign.
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THE American people went on strike
and won 1t in ono short round.
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Tar state Of william Mckinley /. all
right 30 Is MCKINLEY.
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TIE earth is ours aud the fullnesa
thereof.
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II i, a clean sweep in Ohio county.
Let all the bands play.
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Carr. DovExER is called to Washing.
ton on important business.
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IRIS a pity about the way they were
going to "do up" Dovener.
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TINS is what comes Of nineteen
months OF free trade administration.
The country repudiates it.
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Mr.. WILLIAM LONDON WILSON may go
there for some more dinners.
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ALL this will interest Mr.. Cleveland.
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THE flag Of protection is still thoro.
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"ANTED-AGooD MAN or p,->..
w MSS ability 20 lake petition -, g.. AL
Agent IN wheeling with the Jrtnu lrH
insurance Company, Of Cincinnati. Ohio .tt
unOn or address ". PALMER Maulr Un.gs
Central Lie InSunneo COMPANY q Va.
street Wheeling. ". VA ur' DO
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sell, Daylo burglar I'LL MS mAue tpls
interesting discovery.
Mr. JULIUS POLLOCK is very nice man
but he can't go to the state senate from
the First distric.
New YoRK has made clean job Of It
-Tammany and Hillism are routed on
tho frat charge.
HuRRAn for Union district The PEG.
pie out there can see through the hole
in a milestone.
The wage.earners of Wheeling know
when they are pinched, and who
pinches them.
TIE people have way Of getting
their work in on a party which uses
them badly.
THE Register will have lots OF fun
abusing United States Senator Stephen
B. Elkins.
AFTER this readers Of the Register
may get correct quotations Of the wool
market.
CAPTAIN DovESEs made a splendid
canvass and earns splendid victory.
The Tammany tiger is slain by the
strong arm OF the peoples champion.
HILL will defend Cleveland some
more when Congress meets again.
TIE Register should try its hand at
another mud.slinging campaign.
THE American people went on strike
and won 1t in one short round.
Mr.. WILLIAM LONDON WILSON may 90
there for some more dinners.
Carr. DovEXER is called to Washing.
ton on important business.
IRIS a pity about the way they were
going to ''do up" Dovener.
IT Is q clean sweep in Ohio county.
Let all the bands play.
TIE earth is ours aud the fullness
thereof
ALI this will interest Mr.. Cleveland.
TIE flag OF protection is still thoro.
AND Dayton was no joke.
AND that day 1t showed.
0UR coon Ia all right
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NEW ApvERrlsEMENrs

NOR SALE CHEAP-NEw SfVEN.
Rooued Fraue Building Ia best ~, 4,
o. BelTederO Addition; WaIer, sa' ami ,,n I-. :
suitable iaf two hmiiies. rents a, pr.-
az OIL VIII ell for cash or on easy b., !,
INQUIRE Of ARCHITECT lElSER .,-