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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-11
OHIO DEMOCRACY.
A Movement in Favor OF Ex Sen
atOr Thurman for Governor.

CINCINNATI, May l0.-There is talk in
political circles of the DEMOCRATS bring
ing out ex-senator Thurman az a candl-
date for Governot in the coming cam
paign. A letter is reported to have been
written to Paris, where he now is,
detailing the political situation anu
urging him to permit his name
10 be used in the convention
in connection with the nomina-
ton for Governor. The letter, il is said,
insists that he is the only man that can
bring out the entire vote OF the party;
that he would receive many Republican
votes, and that the State, whose inter-
ests he has guarded for so many years,
could enjoy no prouder distinction than
that of having Allen G.. Thurman in its
chief executive chair. So lar as can be
learned no intimation has been in any
way given by the ex-senator as to how
he would regard a nomination Tor Gov
ernor. 1t is the feeling of many OF the
party managers that one OF the old time
men should be put forward in the COM
iug campaign. This feeling prompted
the effort to bring out Washington Me-
Lean, aud it has much to do with the
present movement in Thurman 8 be-
bali.
Some of the younger Democrats favor
the selection OF a business man, and
one of prominence and power in Spring
field is talked OF. He is at the head OF a
large manufacturing business, and has a
wide acquaintance IN business circles
He has long been identified with the
snict temperance people, and would for
that reason encountes determined oppO-
stion. In this part OF the State, ex-
Senator Thurman not considered, Col.
John +. Follett has the greatest
strength.
There is complaint in regard to the de-
lay in calling the State Central Commit
tee together. The responsibility is lad
at the door OF John q. Thompson, and
there is suspicion that he has a pur-
pose in putting off the meeting oil the
committee and then Of the convention.
The Younger elements OF the party Is
little disposed to submit to Thompson.
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WITHOUT WARNING.
The sudden Death OF a West
Virginia Lumber Man.

CIxCISNATI, May l0.-Jas. W. keely,
a lumber merchant, who lived either at
Hartford or Ravenswood. West Virginia,
died suddenly Monday afternoon in
Jennie Mitchelrs house OF ill'fame, at
No. 4l2 West Fifth street.
Keely was identified by papers, and a
brass plate bearing his name, which were
found in his pockets. He was in the
lumber business, and made his head
quarters at Hartford and Ravens
wood, West Virginia. from which
pointS he shipped stones in large lots
10 various establishments in this city.
From all indications il is evident that
he was a man OF good standing in the
commercial circles OF his native state, as
in this and other cities. lie is about
thirty-eight years OF age, OF medium
height. and has black hair, mustache
and chin whiskers. He were good
clothes, which, when searched by the
Coroner, contained a heavy gold watch
and chain and so in money, besides a
number OF papers. He is supposed to
be a widower, and has young daughter
living somewhere in West Virginia.
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THE IiIBEitNIANS.
Thirty Second Annual COn,rn
ftnU,

~ L.rr, My 10 i ~. Abrirnt Df.
der IL lIIberuians op' ned the thhiry'
second annual session nl their order ri
II. PatTusk's Church, Ia Jay nj noon.
A lrg. number ~ delegates were pres.
en-, from al parts 81 the coun,ry. Be.
tween and 10 o'clock the different
divisions oi the order her, accompanied
by Delegates from the various other
IRISH sncieiies OF the city, all In full
RECALLS, marched IN procession 20 the
LacIode Hotel and escorted Hon.
Peter Herman, 81 New Or.
leans, Grand Master of the order
in America. AMI all State and county
Delegates Who Law. arrived - H. Pat
ricE's church, where high mas was
celebrated by Fathers acCsffey and
smith. A sermon was then pronounced
by Father Smith, after which the dele
gates repaired to -. Pairick's Hall and
proceeded st once to the business al the
Order in secret session. IL - under.
stood that the subiec. of Land Leagues
will come prominently before the Con.
yention for DISCUSSION. and also q re-
modelling Of their plan Of insurance.
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RUSSIAN PEASAN TS.
Proposed Ameliorstion Of Their Condi.
ton.

proposed Amcnoration OF Tnelr Condis
ton.
ST. PETERSBURG, May l0.-A ukase
relative tD the peasants rents, the terms
OF which have been settled, it is expect.
ed will be issued in few dpvs. Gen.
Melikof and d. Aboza have been its
principal promoters. The experience
OF twenty years has shown the payments
imposed on the peasants Tor the land
received at the time OF the emancipa-
ton OF the Serfs, brought much. more
benefit to the landed proprietors than TO
the peasants. In many cases these
payments amount to more than the
income capable OF being derived from
the land. The ukase will decree
that the proprietors and peas.
ants NAV come to voluntary
agreements for a complete transfer OF
ownership to the peasants till January
|, 1888, when the period OF obligatory
transfer will begin. In the meantime
the annual payments will be reduced
forthwith TO a rate which the peas
ants will be able to pay, and assistance
will be afforded them TO redeem their
holdings. The government will assume
the payment Of 100000 roubles to
indemnify the preprietors for the re.
duced payments received, from the ac.
cumulated profits oil the State Bank,
now amounting to about lOOOO,OCO
roubles.
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underneath the canopy on the evanee-
list side OF the altar; there they knelt
in prayer. tears being visible in the
eyes OF the bride. The Cardinal Arch.
bishop then went on with the ceremo-
ny.
Another dispatch says:
An Affecting Incident
occurred at a most solemn portion OF the
ceremony. The Princess, who had
maintained apparent composnre up to
that moment, now broke completely
down and burst forth into a fit OF weep.
ing, crying aloud and trembling with long
suppressed nervous excitement. Prince
Rudolph was calm and collected, acted
with uncommon good sense, and sue
ceeded finally in calming the agitation
OF his bride. The tears and timidity oil
Princess Stephanie had marked effect
on the large attendance OF royal and no.
bic ladies, and caused many Of them also
to shed tears.
At hali.past yesterday evening the
grand gala dinner was given in Hofburg,
there being one hundred covers in gold
and sixty-four in silver. All the repre-
sentatives of the foreign countries and
the highest dignitaries OF the empire
were present. On the right OF
the Kaiser sat the Princess Stephanie,
Prince Rudolph and the Princess
Victoria, OF Prussia. On his left
were the King OF the Belgians, Prince
OF Wales, the Countess of Flanders and
Prince William OF Prussia. Oppos te
the Emperor sat the Empress, having
the Count OF Flanders. The music was
by the Conrt band, under the direction
OF Johann Strauss. After the sixth
course the Emperor gave toast to the
happy union OF Rudolph and Stephanie.
Early this morning the following tele-
gram was cabled from New York to
Baron Hsymerle, Minister of Foreign Al
fairs, by the Austrian consul at this port,
Theodore A. Havemeyer, who with
number of the Austrian and Belgian
residents OF this city, celebrated with a
banquet the wedding OF the youthful
Princess and Prince:
"Ths former Austro. Hungarian sub.
jects ROW citizens OF the United States
and residents of this city, in view OF
maniicsting their faith in the ability and
desire OF the Crown Prince using his
great power 10 benefit the people he is
destined one day to rule, met at a ban.
quet to celebrate his wedding with the
granddaughter Of the most constitution
al OF European monarchs and TO COM
memorate the event have formed an as.
sociation for the protection OF emigrants
from Austria and Hungary"
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OaIoAeo, May 10 0-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Active and lower;
No. 9 Chicago spring 81 Olt9l O2 cash !;
81 0Ss seller June and July; 96c seller
August; No. 8, 9l@96c. Corn-Active,
lover and very weak at 42i@42ic cash !;
4lic seller June; i2ic seller July; 42ic
seller August; rejected 40c. Oats
Steady with fair demand at Sc cash: 81 ic
seller June; S6i@36sc seller July; 2si(A
2ssc seller August. Rye-Active. frm
and higher at 81 Is. Barley-Steady
and unchanged, Pork-Unsettled but
generally higher at SIG S5(9I6 30 cash
and seller May; SIG IS seller June; SIC 30
seller July and August. LArd-Unset-
tied and generally higher at $40 o. cash
and seller JuSe; $40 20 seller July:
$40 72i seller August. Bulk Meats
tirmer; shoulders s. 50; short ribs S. co;
shor, clear IS 30. Whisky-Steady and
unchanged at 81 OS.
cincinnati.
CIScISSAri, MAY l0.-Co,tou-Dull At
l0c Flour-Steady and unchanged.
Whest-Dull; No. red winter 81 10.
Corn-Dull; No. > mixed 47ic. Oats
Qniet; No. =. mixed +0c. Rye-Strong
and higher; No. 81 26CSl g. Barley
-Nominaliy unchanged. Pork-Dull
and nominal at $l7 %. LArd-Quiet
at $40 -. Bulk Meats Firm; should
ers s. S5l; clear rib 81 SJCSS 40. Ba.
confirm; shoulders SIC; clear rib Ole:
clear 9!c. Whisky--ln fair demand At
81 0d. But.er-lleavy; choice West.
ern Reserve lsa2Oc; choice Central
Ohiol29l6c.
Toledo.
TOLEDO. May l0.-wheat Steady; /;
No. | white Michigan 81 -; amber
Michigan 81 Ia: No. . red spot, 81 lii {;
seller May 81 l3i; seller June 81 eSt;
seller Juy 81 0Si seller August 81 0Ii |;
No. 3rrd Wabash 81 III. Corn-Stesdy,
high mixed i7lr; No. . spot i7ic; seller
July i6ic; No. . white I9ic; rejected
i6,; damaged SSlc. 0ats-Quiet; No. f?
i4c: rejected SS!c.
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SENATE.
Only an Executive Session

WASHINGTON, May 10 The untinis
ell business Vas called up and then the
senate, on motion st Mr.. Pendleton,
went into executive session.
When the doors reopened the Senate
adjourned.
The Senate in executive session con.
nrmed the following nominations: Jas.
Longstreet, U. ;. marshal ior Georgia
Aosolom Blythe, L :. marshal fer
South Carolina; ;. W. Melton, L. ).
attorney Tor South Carolina; Phillips
n Emerson. associate justice Supreme
Court OF Utah; Albert Woodcock,
collector OF Internal Revenue for the
third district Of Illinois; John A. Hill,
postmaster Tor Albuquerque, y. VI.
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THE NEWS
OF the Day in Pithy Paragraphs.

The statement Of the Impensl Bank
Of Germany shows q dccrezss in specie
oi $50 900 marks.
A correspondent with Gen. Sipcen.
don's brigade rays the caDpsign sgsina
the Kroumiers 10 over. and that sgainst
Tunis has be,uL
Eighty employees in Back Co.'S
machine shops at ssyreuth. y j.. bsve
struck for an advance oi =, eenh Per
day. As yet no terms have been made.
Al Kiscardin, Ontario, yesterday
morning. txo men named Brosnscombe
and Spindi~r, while repairing IN old
we'll were overcome by the foul cir and
perished.
The Jury in the case of Samuel Gar.
ret. S,'. n commissioner of SchuyIkill
conn,y' Pa, charged with embszzie-
fosnt IL the fInis oi the county, has re-
tnrned q verdict ~ no, guilty.
On Saturday IN the Palmer and sulli-
van camp, near Acovbsro, Mexico, Engi.
neer sAeksrider became insane aod kill.
ed Engineers Martin and Jones sacks.
rider was killed bYs party named Filley.
Hon. John b. ID. Cogssvell bas been
removed from the receiver8hip OF the
sapds sich Mas. Savings Bank becaoss
OF Deficiencies in his accounts amount
ing 70 $4,000. He Was given ume q
| reiuud but failed 10 do 30.
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BAD FREIGHT WRECK.
Smash-Up on the IL. n D. X. IL
Fate OF a Tramp

PITTSBURGH, May l0.-Between half
past five and six O'Clock, Monday even
ing, a freight train going East on the
Baltimore and Ohio. road parted on
grade about two miles west OF Pinker'
ton tunnel. The rear portion OF the
train plunged forward with tremendous
velocity and collided with the forward
section. Ten loaded freight cars were
piled up in confusion on the track, a
number Of them being ground into kind
ling wood. A tramp who was stealing a
ride in one OF the cars was caught in the
debris and horribly crushed. He died
a few minutes after ne was discovered.
There was nothing about him ts lndl'
cate who he was. The track vas block
ahpd for two hours and thirty minutes.
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WASHINGTON.
o,O OuR,IcANs STIlL CAUCUslNG AND
CUSSlN6.
r,o.liog's Friends Postpone Burnside's
Resolution in caucus-A General
Disposition Shown to Avoid
Humilia,ing Lord Roscoe.
ru88sST news or The CAPITAL.
ss,,rEJupICIARY COMMITTEE
rsv,rable Report on Pardee.

Favorable Report on Pardee.
W,s9EGro<, May lO.-The Senate
In.r,iarv Committee this morning
..,,.,si a favorable report On Pardee
+, rnI,e Of the fifth circuit OF the U
, Coprt Mr.: Eimunds did not vote
q, P,1dee, hut the action OF the COM
,,,i,,ss WAS virtually unanimous, as only
. favorable report was submitted to the
s.,,,e Iu the executive session, 1t IS
ssiI there will be no opposition to Par
- continuation. The Judiciary
Committee took up Chandler's nomina-
ION sr Solicitor General, but laid it
,v.r without action, with the intention
nj holding another meeting tomorrow,
.rs,i,l,y 10 vote on Chandler. The in-
J,r,,ions are that the majority report
wiII Ls adverse 10 Chandler, and the
minority report IN his favor. The SEN
s,,. i'm executive session, laid over STAN
Low Matthews nomination till to-mor-
row. as the Republicans wanted to ad-
f.urn and 20 into caucus.
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martyr to society; her ambition to do
honor 10 her husbands friends is be-
yond her physical endurance and she is
now suffering the penalty.
Mrs. Garfield is suffering from a Sc
we're attack Of nervous prostration,
aggravated by malaria. The physicians
assure the President that no danger is
tobe.apprehended, and that careful nurs-
ing and entire freedom from all annoy
snces and worry will work cure.
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MRS. GARFIELD.
Her Illness Serious.

"ASHINGroS, May l0.-NIrs. Garfield
Is regarded as seriously i'll. She is pros.
trated With a sort Of bilious intermittent
l Ver and the President is alarmed about
ner; Mrs Garfield has not been of robust
heaith Tor some time, and the duues OF
her new position as mistress Of the Ex.
eentlve Mansion weigh heavily on her.
one was sent TO New York a lew days
ago, out the social pressure there was
even worse than at the White House.
and she returned to Washington to take
10 her bed Mrs. Garfield is literally a
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Important Decision.

CoLuNBus, May l0-The Supreme
Court to-say rendered decision, which
ha. been most anxiously looked for for
some weeks. This decision declares
that the laws passed by the Legislature
in such abundance during its recent ses'
SION to authorize certain townships to
build railroad and TO lease and operate
the same, are in conflict with Section D
OF Article s OF the Constitution, and are
therefore void,
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COL. THOMAS A. SCOTT.
His Condition Critical, and His
Friends Fearing His Early
Death.


PHILADrLPHrA, May l0.-Col, Thomas
A. Scott's condition is considered qnite
critical by his friends, aud grave appre-
tensions are felt in regard to his recov-
cry. He was at his Office as usual on
Tuesday last, but in the evening he felt
somewhat unwell and he retired about
6 o'clock. He passed restless night,
and on Wednesday morning it was eyi.
dent that he had suffered another attack
of paralysis, affecting his left side and
limbs, where the partial paralysis OF
nearly three years ago had affected him.
On Thursday he rallied somewhat and
conyersed cheeriully with his family and
immediate friends, but since then he
has not improved. The circulation is
reasonably regular, indicating consider.
able physical vigor, and his mental facul-
ties are unclouded, but his condition at
late hour last night did not give any
substantial hopes Of his recovery. His
dangerous illness has excited wide
spread and heartfelt interest in the com
munity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-11

PRENArURE loss OF the hair nowadays
may be entirely prevented by the use Of
Burnett's Coeosine. 1t has been used
in thousands of cases where the hair
was coming out in handfuls, and has
never failed to arrest its decay, it pro-
notes a healthy and vigorous growth,
and ii Is at the same time unriyalled as
a soft and glossy dressing for the hair.
BURsErT's Flsvoring Extracts are the
best, strongest and most healthful. Sold
everywhere.
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Probable Los of 0 Vessel

IoSpos, May 10 "A box containing q
psten, log and TIVE life buoys, all marked
Bucentour, have landed at suiy. A
large mast and buoy boat, also marked
Bucentour, have come ashore on the
west side OF Lizard. Il is feared that
the British steamer Bucentour which
passed Lerard, bound westward on the
9Th. cane in collision with the schooner
Alicea. A medicine chest marked
Ahcea has been picked up and landed
Q, Sully by q pilot host.
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PERSISTENT BRADLAUGH.
He Again Asks to Take the Oath.

ho hkhiu hbhs W Auhc tbO Suths
LONDON, May l0.-In the House OF
Commons to-day Bradlaugh again ad.
yanced to the bar and asked 10 be
sworn. The Speaker ordered him to
withdraw, and he refused to do so,
when the Sergeant.at-Arms, at the
Speakers request, approached and
touched Bradlaugh on the shoulder, but
he still refused to withdraw.
Sir Stafford Northcote then moved
that he be removed until he promised
that he would not further disturb the
proceedings OF the IIouse.
Gladstone said that Bradlaugh had a
statutory right to come TO the bar OF the
House.
Labouchere said he wonld like to
know the real meaning OF Nsrthcote's s
resolution.
The motion was carried, and Brad.
laugh left the House.
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Base Ball.

BUFFALO, May l0.-Bostons, in sec,
ond inning and in fifth inning; total
Buffalos, nothing.
WASHINGTON, May l0.-Auantics, :,
loo, l, 10, o, 0; total ;.
Nationals, ., o, 0, o, 0. 0, OIL, !; total /.
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William Penu's Remains.

HAIRIsBURG, May l0-ln the State
Senate to-day resolution was unanl-
mously agreed to and sent TO the House
for concurrence, looking to the transfer
OF the remains OF VIM. Penn from the
jordan meeting house grave yard, Buck
inghamshire. England, to Philadelphia.
The resolution also provides that copies
be sent to Peter Penn, Goskill, Ireland,
and William Stewart, OF England, rep
resentatives-at-law oi WIN. Penn, asking
their co operation, and requests the CO.
operation OF the President OF the United
States, ii necessary, in securing the OBJ
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DRY GOODS
New York

NEw YoRK. May I0--Dry Goods =
The leading mak@ oi cotton goods are
in better demand by package buyers.
aud prices are steady. Heavy casi.
mcrcs and wors,rd coatings IN moderate
request by clothicrs. Prints and lawns
in light demand, but gnghams continue
active. Dress goods dull. Foreign
goods quiet With imporiers. American
grain bsys rDrc lc.
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Return, Without Haywood.

WAsHISeroS, Pa, May l0.-Detective
Ebenezsr McBurney, OF this place, ar
rived home yesterday from Indiana.
He left here couple Of weeks since in
answer to a telegram stating that Hey
wood, the Monongahela City murderer,
was in that State. He returned empty
handed, having been unable to pick up
Haywood.
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fire in Missouri Penitentiary.

ST. LoUIS, May l0-A fire in the Mis-.
souri, peni,entiary at Jefferson City,verv
late last night, destroyed the saddle
tree shop of sullivan, Price * Never,
and the shoe shop OF Price Il Meyer,
contractors; also the engine, boilers and
considerable machinery belonging to
the penitentiary. The roof of the new
cell building was also destroyed, but all
the convicts were removed to another
part OF the building safely and i'll order,
The loss is not yet known, but il will
no considerable.
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AN old lady writes us: "I am sixty
FIVE years old, and was feeble and ner-
vous all the time, when | bought bot
tie of Psrker's Ginger Tonic. l have
used little more than one bottle and
feel rs we'll as at thirty, and am sure
tlat hundreds need just such a medi-
c ne" See advertisement.
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WORK AND WAGES,
Strike in Montreal.

MONTREAL. Nav l0.-It is feared the
labor troubles are only beginning here.
The wharf hands have decided TO de-
mand 20, %, and 10 cents per hour, in.
stead OF IL, Ia and 20 cents paid las,
year. The freight conductors on the
Grand Trunk applied Saturday for a 10
per cent increase which was granted.
The passenger conductors are now ap'
plving for a similar advance.
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The Hoop Iron Question

WASHINGTON, May 10 The Secretary
OF the Treasury has written letter TO
Thos. II. Wells, chairman OF the Com
mittee OF Hoop Iron Manufacturers, at
Youngstown, Ohio, in which he ad-
heres 10 the decision OF ex-Secretary
Sherman in 1881, on the subject oil duty
On rt,ttnn ties
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Hartman still Ahead.

CHICAGO, May n.-Score at midnight:
Hartman 2l5 miles, Ed. Tracey zoo,
Keohne 1913, Fsber lS2, Webster l72,
S,ruckle III, John Buckley 10, Cam
plna l6I.
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CARDINAL MANNINo's ORDER.
Great Dissstisfaction Among the Irish in
London

LONDON, May l0.-There is great dis
satisfaction among the Irish in London
at Cardinal Manning's order forbidding
any Catholic club rooms 10 he used for
meetings OF the Land League. Some
public expression regarding the matter
ia probable.