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4. & apite |.
fXortfstuna.l

Ser Solsen bieies blutisen SorfaIls rparen
man6erlei gStr ruollen es uerlu6en, iie IN
8iirSe bier aufSusei6nen.
Surlt Sersius NOR an ienem g(benb in milz
Der grresun9 in bas Sdlob sefonlmen. Ser
Graf fam ibm Sufalis entgesen, erfunbtste
ii9 tbeilnebnlenb na9 ieinem 8efinoen unb
erlu6te ibn bann freunbli9, ii9 i'm SpeiIe=
Iaale gu reitauriren, ba er febr ansesriffen
ausIebe. De9 Der Siirit beruies ii6 bieier
GinIaOuns sesenilber iebr Suriidbaltenb. Otit
benz 8emerfen, er behiirfe feiner @rqutdung,
er3dbIte er in fliesenber Gile, ct babe ioeben
Die 9ta9ridt erbalter, bab feline gltern be-
reits in Der benadbarfen YoitItation ein9ez
troffen ieien, es rpiirbe ibm besbalb iebr an=
senebm Ieir, rpenn Der @raf Die Site baben
ipilroe, ibm cine gquipa9e Sur Serfusun9 gu
iteqen, ba ct ieinen Gltern germ entse9enetlen
m6dte. Ser freubis iiberrai6te @,raf ents
ipra9 1ofort ieinem Wun19e uno Der Siirit
elite nur nod auf iein 3immer, Inn bort ans
oebli6 feline beran9lrte Toilette pieoer in Oroz
nung su bringen gr benubte iebo9 bic 3eit,
UNI ieine wertbpolIIten Sa9en etnSupafen
unb befabl bem Oiener, ben i6weren Softer
ouf ben @a9en gu i6aifen. Der @raf traf
INN DullH uiIl poliule pe9 ODioliS2 u'U wv
ibm iein @eleit an bod lebnte Sirit Ser9lus
bas 9lnsebot banfeno ab, ieste ii9 in ben
g8aeen, befabl benz &uti6er 10 fdnea ruie
mDsli6 losSufabren uno perlieb bas srafli6e
S6lob = auf INNER.
lersebens partete Der @raf auf feline 9tldz
febr. Die ausseoebnteiten Sorbereitunsen
au bem gn,pfanse oer boben 8aite paren
BON ibm setrofen rporoen. Sei Der na9 bes
ssiiriten 9lusiase 10 nabe beuoritebenoen Gns
funft berIeIben bielt er es fit ansemeliel nod
einmal na6Suieben Oh aud aaes in Orbs
nuns lei.
Gieles nabm ibn bermaben in Inipru9,
bos er faum 9epabr ,purbe, nie Die yea6t
einbra6. Die @rafin bate ebenfalIs poaauf
au tbun, nobel iie iebOd ni6t uersab, Sab>
fuisa auf5uiu@sn I'M ibr Oas srObs ereiS=
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-07-25

benben i,insen Mann 10 eri6dttert, baB er IL
| f0rmli6e &aierei serietb. Sebt lit er rubi{
seuorben, aber 10 franf, bab Der @r3t Iast
er weroe bic Gri6iitterun9 ni6t Ianse iiber
Ieben. SIS pirbe Sbnen Elm 2ei9tes iein
ben ilnsen Mann aus benz @efdnsniB gu be.
freien, 6enn er ion ni6t al3uiebr fompromit.
ttrt iein unb an Sterbenben 1T uils iebr me:
mig gele9en."
Dtit Sllfe Oes bienitfertisen gufiebers se.
lang es g8itoIb, Die 8efretuns 8oleslaru' 3
aus benz @efdnsniiie gu errpirfen. IS fam
bem @ommanbanten bes @efdnsnifles re6i
seIe9er, einen boffnunsslos &ranfen auf bies
ie gSeiie Los gu rperbert. SOUR wurbe &itoIo
Die poriibtise 8eDinsuns seiteIIt, ben &rans
fen ruieoer SuriifSuliefern, rpenn ct, mas freiz
LID ni6t gu ertparten Iet tpieber seneIen
iOate.
unb bas llnerrpartete seI6ab. 8oleslarp
9enas Ian9iamL unb nur Der 9Hese, rpel9e
ibm ber treue 8itoIb Su9ebeiben lteb, perbonfte
er ietn 2eben. 9lls er i9on fraftis senug
mar, I'm fIeine Gus9dn9e in ben @alb MAIDEN
Su fOnnen = Elm neuer Sriblins mar inters
oenen i9on lan9it ansebro9en = ba 9in8
er ta9li6 an Die 8aIbquelle binaus unb trdum=
te uon ben i90nen per9an9enen Ta9en.
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No. so.

gispafIer ale 10 Minuten aber nibt n,ebr,
oils 9as, bis Der Doftor fomn1t.
8enn Ginoer erbre9en unb abfabren, ioIs
len Iie feline Mil9 baben; aud feir 2auoa<
mum, fein Baresoric, feinen SOOTHING Sps
rlp," feinen Tbee."
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Columbus, Obio, Donneritag, Den 25. Suli 1913

pieaeidt aud boffen, baB bas i90ne ueibe
Wtdo3en ibnt in benz frenben 2anbe tnebr
belfen ais i9aben fonne. gta9 eini9en $50
6en befanb fi6 Sabwisa nit ben braunen
&inoern aesDptens auf benz weiten Ocean,
Inn in Der t,euen @eIt bic alte gu uersehen,
wenn bieies taOsli6 mare.
gSir febrea gu Der @albmiele Suriid, um
dber bas S6idial 8oIesIaw's Ndberes Su
erfahren.
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y&e8eln fur Die 9fIese fIeiner
&tnber. s


Sn elmer 8erIammIun9 bes @elunbbeitsras
Ties ipurben Die fol9enoen Coon pielen 9ler8s
ten senebmisten) &eseIn fir Die 8ebanolun9
fleiner &inber pdbrenb ber beiben Sabresseit,
UNI ber sroBen Sterbli9feit berielben uor5us
beugen, pon Der Sanitdts= GommiIIton uor9ez
Ieet unb gum Drufe beorbert:
/. 11eber bas Sttllen ber fletnen
&inber. Ni9ts lit i6limmer fit fleine Rinz
Der, als bas lleberfiittern.
Gin &ino, bas einen ober Spei Ntonote alt
if, ioa ale 5ruet Dber bret Stunoen bic 8ruIt
erbalten.
Gin &inb, bas 6 ooer t,ebr Monate alt 1T,
ioa in "a Stunben Wtal seftiIt tperben uno
ni6t ,nebr.
@enn Elm &inb in Der 3piI3en3eit blrlti9
rptro, Ioll es einen 3runf g8aHer ober Geritens
malier betommen. 9arin ioIl fein 3uder iein.
Sn beiBem @etter = aber nur an ben aller.
beibeiten Ta9en -ioa man ein paar 1ropfen
8bisfep ooet 8ranop nit Der Nabrun9 ober
Dem Trinfpailer permiI9enL i'm @anSen aber
ni3t mebr ats einen Gbeelohel poQ in "a
Shlnoen.
p neber bas Sattern Der fleis
mem &inber. Otan mable 8raupen auI
Der &affeemuble. 8on Dem Pulper rptro Elm
Gbee[0fel poIl Is Winuten lang NIT etruas
Sal5 in / Bnt g ober 10 gbl0ffel poD 9Sai.
fer 9efo6t bur9 Elm Tu9 seieibt unb nit
balb 10 uiel gefo9ter Mil9 uno einem Stld
rpeiBen 3uders permiI6t. 9ieie Nabrune
miro Iauwarm aus elmer SausflaI6e se9eben.
Sausilai6e unb Yiunbltud Iollen i'm Ba11er
lie9en, 10 lan9e ite ni6t eebral9t rperoen.
. &tnoer Don filnf ooer ie6s Utonaten befom;
men balb GeritenmaKer unb balb Seto9te
Yfil9 NIT Sals uno tpeibem 3ufer.
9leltere &inoer iollen mebr Ntil9 baber,
ais 9erItennaHer.
gSenn ainber an 8eritopfuns leioen, foIIen
lie Saferi9leim itatt @erItenwaiier befomnten,
9erielbe miro ebenio sefodt unO bur9se.
ieibt.
g8em 8ruitmil9 ni9t ausrei9t, Ioa man
nit 8ruit unb fiinItIi9er giabrlns abrpe9ieln.
Sn beiBem 8etter probire man bic 9abrung
nit einem fleinen Streifen pon blauem 2od,
muspapier. Senn bas blaue Yapier roth
mirO, 10 made man, ruenn friI9e Util9 gu
baben 1T, eine 1eue NtabIsett, ooer i9iitte eis
ne MelIeripibe poa Batting SOba" in Die
9tabrung.
XInoer uon 1eDs U(onaten ourteH elnntal
tdsIi9 beef tea o6er &inbiIeii9sSuppe befom.
men; allein fir iid, Ober NIT Der ilbriser gtab'
run9 permil9t.
&inoer pon 10 ober IL Wonaten Oiirfen eIs
ne &ruite 8rob unb elm Stiif Iei6t9ebratenes
&inbfeii6 baben.
8ein Sinh lmter spei Sabren ioa BON Gu.
rem Tii6 ei1en. Gs ioa aud fein 3uferweri
baben unb iberbaupt gtidts obne dr5tli6en
8efebI, mas in Oieien &eseIn ni6t entbaIten
Lift.
3. ueber CONNER Gomp lotnt. -
gs fummt pon lleberfiittern, Sibe unb i6Ie6.
ter 9uft = nientals pom 3abnen. 1biiren
uno SSeniter Iolen often sebalten weroen. Sin.
Der iolen weni9itehs Srpei Wtal td9Ii9 faIt
getuaI9en weroen in iebr beibem g8ettel
! otter.
g8enn 8inber erbre6en unb abfibren, Il
! ioIen fie ober Stunben lang Ni6ts gu Ell
| len unb gli9ts gu trinten baben; ober pie
frii6e SUIT. Sinterber elm paar Iropfer
8bistep (8ranbp) in einem Sbeelpffel pOI
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5. & intel.

Iuf einem einiamen, nit Gras uno @ez
itrlpp bewa9Ienen 8aIowese 5o9 cine S9aar
uon 3i9eunern baber. IS ruaren filmmerlide
@etalten, benen man es aniab, bab ber @rnit
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7. RaptteL.

8oIeslaw mar in ben 8olbeiib Ieiner Sc
iunobett 9elangt, ais Q8itoIb pon Der 8efdn9
ntb6ebOrOe 0te 9tufforoerun9 betanl iiber Der
8elunobetts3uitano Oes ibm iiber9ebenen Sc:
fangenen gu beri6ten. Oteie 9lnfra9e bate
gSttolo 'etnem 6reunoe, Dem glufieber, gu per:
oanfen t590 er benlbte ben gStnf. 8alo MAJ
8OleSIaw CUR SIudt bereit. 9luf feline Sit.
te be9Ieitete i'm Q8itoIO nod bis gum gSalo.
quea. Srofenen 9tuseS iiberflog 8oIeslap
ben S9auplab ietnes friiberen Slides. 9ln
Der Utoosbont rparen nod r6tbIi6e Spuren
pon nit Der @roe permiI6tem 8lut iiAtbar.
Gr beu9te it6, fniete nieoer uno fiibte iene
Stele. Damn raffte er Die blutoetrdnfte @rz
De pom Sooen atf, rpanb fie in Elm Ieioenes
Su9, uerruabrte oieies an Ieiner 8ruit, flbte
nod etnntal ben aIten treuen Sreuno un6 perz
i6pano bann fir tmmer binter ben Grlenoes
bui9en. 8
Sin Sabr mo9te felt bieien @reioniiIen per-
9an9en iein, ais franSoiif6e 9eitunsen bic
Sunoe BON einem un9erpobnIt6en Borfaa
brabten, ber iib in ber N6be pot1 9aris suoe,
tra9en baben ioIlte. Ser 8eri9t lautet
Gin iun9er, ruiIii6er Siirit, peI6er i'm
8e9rtffe itano, Die i6one unb rei6e grbin 8. su
beiratben, lit in ben 9lrmen Ieiner @eIiebten
ernoroet uorben. Sic batten, ern,iioet BON
einem Spa3iersanse i'm Bois be 8ouIosne, auf
elmer &aienbanf fi6 nieberseIafien, als elm
iunser bletder Nann nit sesosenem Dolde
auf iie lositilr5te itno bem eri9redten SSiirften
bic gSaffe in Die 8ruit bobrte. 8ei bem ba=
rauf fol9enben Sample = Der sSiirIt mebrte iicb
bartnafig- emit Hob feline 8raut, Iaut mad Sill
fe rufeno. 9tls iie in 8eeIeituns Der 9oliei
auf ben &fplab pie6er Sariiffant, fanb
man ben Siirften bereits to6t auf benz 8oben.
Seine 8ruit mar pon mebreren 9oI6fti6en
bur6bobrt, beren lester bas Sers oetroffen
baben muBte. Seltlamer @eiie bate Der
Uf0roer ein ieibenes Tu9 NIT bIutgetranfter
grbe bem Siiriten auf Die 8ruit seIegt, 10 baB
man beiaabe auf bic 8ermutbung fommen
fonnte, es palte bier fein &aub, 5onoern elm
wobliiberIester Silt ber &a6e Dor. Ser Wtor=
Der 1T ipurlos peri9ruunben, aud errpieIen
ii9 ale Sea9fori9unsen Der BoIisei ais erz
fol9los, mas ebenfaIls nur basu beitrasen
fann unIere annabme BON benz 8ormaIten
elmer 8lutra9e gu re9tfertieen. 1lebri9cns
weroen mir, falls fi9 Elm @eiteres iiber 6iefe
Qn9ele9enbeit berausiteaen foate, leiner
3eit unieren 2eiern 8eri6t bapon erftattert. I"
(s6lub folst)
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0iitet Die &lefnrn!

Ser @eiunbbeitsratb Der Stabt Stem gorl
bat eine lebr weiie Mabresel 9etroffen, inOen
ct burd cine 2lnSabl beudbrter IerSte 8e9elr
fir 8ebanbluns pon Sau9Iin9en rpdbrent
bes heiBen @etters ausarbeiten rnb in Druid
lesen IieB. Da bieielben au9 bel uns an
Nlabe iino, 10 m0se bieles Circular bier 9luf.
nabme finben. @s lautet:
ReoeIn fir Sie 0fIeop fIetner
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-12
BRILAIHE LOCALE.

The lsst dress rehearsal for the play Of
Ten Nights in Bar Room" took place
At Zilch's Hall lAst evening.
A large number Of citizens Of BeIIalre
including several Of the teachers and the
graduating class Of the Female College
commencement At Washington Hall
this evening. Arrangements have
been made with the street
railway companies and Benson
Ferry 70 run later than usual 10 accDmo.
tate those who desire 10 retIrn by thst
route.
NC. L'ley s. Co. will make the new
uniforms which the State has offered u
provide Tor the BellAire Light Glzrds
Mr.. John Van Law Is visiting his
parents a. Belmont
miss Ids Bailey, Of BAinesville, is vi'-
ting Mrs. II. ID. Meek on Belmont stree.
IiafeW more hand organ ylslt Bel
lsire ard play In the Sweet BJe and
Bye Council will be psttIoned TO de-
clare them nuisance.
Bellsire bOys have habit Of throwing
things agaIu,t the doOrs o. dwelling
houtes 10 the night season. Tkey VIII
auit y hen = lew oi them are sbOt.
A call hAs been Issued tor . meeting At
CITY Hall on Saturday 70 OrghhIZe u
green back club. The movement co
tuely Irdependent Of the National party
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-12
OUTRAGE AT BELLAIRE.
BOY SHOT BY A NEGRO TRAMP.
Much Indignation Among the CHI
zens-Escape Of the Negro
His Personal De.
scrIptIOn,
Special 10 the Register.

Special 10 the Register.
BELLAIRE, June II.
One of the most wicked and csuselesss
outrsges ever perpetrsted took place here
about s o'clock this evening. A boy
named Robbie Miller was in the neigh
borhood of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
railroad depot, when negro tramp, who
has been in the city for several days
asked him 10 get him some bread. The
boy said that he could not; when
the tramp pulled out revolver
and fired, the ball piercing
the boys left side, just above
the heart. He walked over to the Cen
tennial Hotel and said 10 colored bar
Der, "Oh. an shot" The barber strip.
ped his clothing of and examined the
wound, and after the flow of blood was
somewhat stsuncbed, he was taken to the
residence OF Mr.. Ables, an engineer, on
Guernsey street, who is his brother-in-
law. The outrsge has caused much in
dignstion, and if the scOundrel is found
tonight the citizens will make short
work of him.
The tramp fed towards Bridgeport.
He is described as light mulatto of a
peculiar sandy complexion; having a
light mustache and wild expression.
He is of medium heighLh and stout build
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-12

In their annual wool cIrculsr, dated
Boston, June !, 1873, Mesrs. F"nno Son
K Co. say: The clip will probably be
abou. the same in amount ~ last year,
yiz., 2COOOO,O0O pounds. There will DO
decrease in California, oGsst by the IN
crease in Te1ss and the territories, and
tho older States will hold their own. But
little foreign has been brought IN. and
most Of that sold at lOss. Unless the
tariff Is changed less will probably come
n this year. The product Of the newer
States aud TerrItOrieS, while It If rapidly
Increasing. is fast becoming popular with
manufacturers, and many cllps received
last sesson compared isyorsbIy with the
woods Of the Australian Colonies, IN
quality and condition, but were some
what shorter in staple"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-12
HOUSE.

There was q good deal of noise and
confusion this morning, and short and
sharp discussion in regard to the order Of
business.
Mr.. Atkins asked whether it would
be in order to suspend the rules and dis
charge the Committee of the Whole
from further consideration of the sundry
civil bill. and put the bill on its passage.
The Speaker answered that it would.
MIR. Cox, of New York, said that he
would flhbuster against that motion to
the end of the term.
Finally the House went into Com
mittee o; the Whole, Mr. Carlisle in tie
Chair, on the sundry civil appropriation
bill.
Pending discussion the committee rose,
and the House took recess.
The evening session is to be for the
consideration of reports from the Com
mittee on Naval Affairs.
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The Enronenn Congr.ss.

BERLIN, June 1.-THE Congress will
be opened by Prince Bismarck "a presi-
dent, by submitting his memorandum OF
the points or resume Of the subjects 10 be
treated directly by the p,enIpoientIarics.
TIE business OF the first sitting will be
confined to the settlement Of the question
whether or not the Congress shall invite
Greece to participate IN its transactions.
4 Safe bsu3u3t a. tie castle will BE-
gwen the pieGipOtenti&ries and their
suites Thursday or Friday evening. It
Is highly improbable that Roumsnis or
SerYis Will be accorded direct access 10
the Congress. The original anticipation
that the Congress would complete its Ia
bors 10 6 fortnight is thought likely 10
ke realized. Commissioners will then be
sent TO Turkey 20 settle the details. The
result Of the Congress, it is ANTICIPATED
here, will not be unfsvorabIe TO Russia.
She will probably get portion Of Bes-
s1rsbis and Armenia, the latter including
hars snd Ardshsn certainly, and per-
hsps also Batoum, bat not Bsyszid.
TLere is a report current that the Bona
parte, Orleans and Bourbon interests are
10 be privately advocated during the
Congress by gentlemen dePuted for the
occasion, hopes being entertained by the
monsrchicsl parties in France that the
Conservative reaction will shortly get in
st Berlin and that the monarchy may
then have another chance at Paris.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-12
THE WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION.
Amendments Tackled On TO Carry
Through IL lob for New Hamp.
Special TO the Register.
WASUISGTON, June

special " 'ne hsS 'S'e''
"AShlSdToN' June H.
There seems to be 3 settled determina-
.t, .. -, ,,o po,,,blioors 90
''o-' =" viz p''' 'D0 " '''' "
allow no measure TO pass the Senate, Whne
they retain their slight hold on that
u,,. ,ain :, CANA uov
WY
10 ulV'ue 'he parties Oh w. " H'" o'"'-
tor Hereford brought up the very harm
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-12
The Presidential Tile.

WAsHISGIoN, June 1.-THE House
Judiciary Committee to-day, by a vote
OF eight against one, decided to report q
resolution asserting in substance that the
Forty fourth Congress was the properly
constituted body to count the votes and
declare the result o.. the Presidential
election, and no subsequent Congress has
the power to revise the action thus taken;
nor can Congress confer powers upon
the Supreme Court, or upon any other
tribunal, to reopen the questions which
nave thus been settled. The committee
meet tomorrow to consider the preamble
to the resolution. The vote was as fol-
lows: In favor OF the resolution: Dem
crats--Hsrris, Hsrtridge, Stenger, Nc
Mahon, Culberson; Republicans-Frye,
Conger and Lsphorn. Mr.. Knott, Chair
man, dissented Messrs. Butler, Repub
lican, and Lynde, Democrat, were absent.
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CONGRESSIONAL,
WAsHINGTON, June II.
SENATE.

After the passage of several unimpor-
tart bills, the Senate went into Com.
miLtee of the Whole on the river and
harbor appropriation bill.
The bill having been considered in the
Committee of the Whole it was reported
to the Senate, and the amendments made
in the Committee concurred in. The
bill was then read a third time and passed.
Yeas 35; nays q.
Mr.. Sargent reported back the dedi.
cheney appropriation bill without amend
ment, and 1t was taken up in order that
it would be the unfinished business for
tomorrow.
After an executive session the Senate
adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-12
KENNAON FINANCES.
His Speech Proving very Popular
and In Great Demand.

Special to the Register.
WASHINGTON, June II.
Mr.. Kenna, of West Virginia, has de-
livered 3 speech which promises to run
large edition. Members are forward
ing their orders for copies and already
the demand Is for several thousand. In
this speech Mr.. Kenna shows from the
official records the financial history Of
the past sixteen years and, by the official
votes, fixes the responsibility upon the
Republican party. Beginning with
the act of 1862, creating bonds,
he shows that sixty-three Democrats
voted for Mr.. Holmsn's amendment
providing that "nothr g in this act shall
impair the right of the States TO tax the
bonds. notes and other obligations issued
under this act Only eight Republicans
voted "aye' and seventy-seven voted
"no." The Republican party was not
willing to tax the bonds. From this ini-
tial step the Republicans went on to pass
the act OF February, 1868, TO charter The
National banks, to pass the act "to
strengthen tie public credit" the fund
ing act, the act TO demOnetlze silver, TO
resume specie payments, and to pass all
the financial measures which have Grip
pied business enterprise and brought
want upon the honest labor of the coun-
try. Tue speech shows careful research,
aud is highly commended.
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Letter of Alexander II. Stephens.

WARRINGTON, June ll.-Alexander
Il. Stephens has written letter to the
Chairman OF the Democratic Executive
Committee of the Eighth Copgresslons!
District of Georgia, in which he says that
he shall neither seek nor decline the
nomination at the hands Of the ConYen.
ton, soon to meet. But he says that II
the Convention shall repudiste me as as
unfit representative of Democratic
principles, and shall attempt to rule
me out of the Democratic party
because of anything connected with my
recent public acts or sentiments, then l
say to you and them, plainly and dis
tinctly, that l regard their edict as but
q fllmen issued by al irresponsible fac
tion of tricksters. The question whether l
or they are sound in the faith OF the faith
ers shall be left for the true Democrats
cf the District to settle at the polls.
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Mexican Revolution.

NEW ORLEANS, Jnne ia Calves
ton Nst0S Loredo special says; A courier
brought the news yesterday to the effect
that Col. Algeria and $50 troops attacked
200 RevolutionisLs under Gorsea Ayo.s
at n place called Los Lsdrones, forty
miles north OF New Loredo, and after a
severe engagement completely routed
them, taking many prisoners and cap
turing arms, horses, etc. Many are rC.
ported killed and wounded on both sides
but details are wsrting. There was
great rejoicing IN New Loredo on re-
cept OF the above news. The revolution
is regarded as u complete failure in this
section.
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MATTHEWS HIDING
behind the Thin Disguise of His Sem
atOTiai Privilege.
Special to the Register.

Special TO the Register.
WAsHISGToN, June II.
Stanley Matthews is not botherng
about the subpera Tor his presence before
the Potter Committee. He hides himself
behind any Senaterisl privilege he may
have, and defes the House to find him.
He will let the case take its course, ana,
# the House pursues him, the Senate will
receive It's first official notice Of his con-
iumacy from the House. This is his
present programme.
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wheeling Stock Yards

WHEELING. juno II.
Live stock received nj the Wheeling
Stock Yards during the last week
Cattlc-Arrivals 80 head; sold, cows
and bulls 2lmSic; medium steers or holi-
ers 8 uic; cnoice cattle i@itc Two car
leads western cattle sold from 4lGp4Ac.
Hogs-No arrivals, dull nj 3I@3lc.
Shecp-Arrivals ! head sold from q
G4c.
Lambs Arrivals j. head; sold from
4l@jlc.
Calyes-In good demand at g. OC9
s 90 per head.
Fresh Cows-In good demand al
S25 OOGyIj 90 per head.
WM. BAYUA, Secretary
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The Matthews Committee.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE special
Senste Committee 10 investigate Senator
Matthews connection with tie Lousi-
ana affairs, g. met today. Mr.. Ed
munds, Chairman, was detained BY Ill
ness, and Mr.. Allison presided. 1t was
agreed to defer the business until the sd
journment of the present session of Con-
gresa, and not to meet during July and
August,
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ELECTRIC SPARKS.

Rev. George f. Seymour was yesterday
consecrsted Bishop of Springfield, ILL.,, in
Trinity Church, New York.
Over twenty thousand operatives, in
mass meeting, st Blackburn, England,
yesterday, resolved to continue the strike.
DR.. Nobling has SO much improved
that it is thought he will recover.
Emperor William is recovering rap
idly.
In Germany arrests for reasonable
utterances continue frequent.
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Execution OF a mOrIie Mcguire.

PoTTsvILLE, lPA, June ll.-Dennis,
alias Bucky and Dounelly, Of Schuylkill
county, a MoliIe Mcguire, was han ged
this morning for the murder Of TnOs.
Sanger, mine boss in 1915. The execution
had been twice postponed by the govern
ment. As the drop fell Donnelly strug-
gIed horribly and slowly strsngled. The
body was taken in charge by brother
Of the deceased, The execution wss
comparatively private.