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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-07-16

Outfit sent free 20 those who wish to
engage in the most pleasant and prof'
uable business known, Everything
new Capital not required. We will
SO ;a y:@ ,! .si,a @sa. Vi = go, g. saa
away from home over night. No risk
whatever. Many new workers wanted
at once Men are making fortunes st
the business, Ladies maRe as much as
men, ana young boys sud gitls make great
pay. No one who is willing TO work fails to
make more money IN a day than can be made
in a week ar any ordinary employment Those
who engage at once will dnd short road to
fortune Address II, HALLErr IL Co, Port
land Maine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-01
THE Won STEUBENS.
Their Reception i'm Chicago

Chicago, October 3l.-The Won
Steubens party gottan early start THIS
morning and rode about the principal
streets with the Mayor and some promi-
nent citizens. At the formal reception
and welcome Mayor Harrison astonished
the German visitors by delivering with
some fluency speech in their native
tongue, the purport of which was tina.
republics are usually ungra'etul, yet Il 9
services OF Baron Won Steuben to this
country were so important that gratitude
dwelt in the hearts and homes OF the
people, not only ior him, but for his
descendants.
Col. Von Steuben replied briefly and
aptly in German, and Walker Blaine
made brief speech in Eng.
lish in his behalf. At noon
the distinguished guests went on
Change, and were received with hearty
cheers and hand-clapping. The Presi-
dent OF the Board, Mr.. Berry, welcomed
Them in few words. Mayor Harrison
and Walker Blaine responded in their
1ehali, and then the audience tried to
draw out Lieutenant General Sheridan
who modestly shook his head, remark
ing soto roce to the Mayor that he would
attempt no speech lest he would make
a bull and displease the bears, the re.
mark, WHICH the Mayor repeated to the
Board, causing much mcrriment over
the Wit OF the soldiers. The visitors
will this afternoon visit the parks, stock
Yards and other places OF interest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-01
ST. LOUIS INSURANCE.
Report OF the Committee of the
National Association.

ST. Louis, October 81. The committee
of five appointed by the Convention OF
the National Association OF Underwrl-
tArs held some time ago at Niagara Falls
TO examine into the Workings OF the
~. Louis tire department and inye5tl-
tc the insurance situation generally
IN this city, nave made report to the
property owners here to the effect that
the fire department is deficient in equip
ment, that it should have more engines
and better hose, that the discipline OF
the department is not upto the proper
standard, that the water supply is de-
licient in some parts OF the city, the
supply pipes not being large enough in
some places; that more hydrants should
be supplied and large cisterns construct
ed at central points; that the fire alarm
telegraph needs be extended and I'M
proved, that the building law, which is
very good one, is not properly enforc.
ed and suitable inspections are not
made, and that the causes OF the sus-
peCted inCendialy fires are not investl-
gated. In view Of these facts the COM
mittee say that the rates OF insurance
will have to be advanced, but when
proper reforms are affected st. Louis
may look Tor as low a rate as any other
city. Another report made by this
committee :Or the benefit OF the insur-
ance companies is said to I've much
stronger than this one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-01
FRENCH CAVALRY.
American Horses i'm France.


WASHINGTON, October 3l.-Consul
Bridgeland, at Havre, writes to the State
Department the following interesting
statement in regard to American horses
in France:
can American cavalry horse was I'M
known in the French remount until
Secretary Evarts gave me permission to
could find no one else that was willing
to put their money in the enterprise,
which permission was granted in 1917.
More than six hundred ef our horses are
now in the French service, and have
made such an impression with the
French army officers as to induce the
Secretary of War to send last year two
of the osttrusted officers in the French
service, Lieutenant Colonel Baron Fav.
erot de Kerboech and Captain de la
Chere, to the United States, to inspect
our horses there. This is the first time
France has honored our country with
such an inspection.
"Aswe have more than $1,000 900 of
horses, and have bred for trotters and
runners TO the neglect OF large horses OF
all work, We have at least 3,0OO,OO0 Of
horses suited for the cavalry Of Europe
and comparatively worthless to us, AZ
we have but little cavalry.
~ hope my successor will be able TO
continue this work, as wealth consists
in selling more than YOU buy, or, in
other words, tinding market for sur
plus prodscts. The American horse be
longing to Mr.. LoriIlard, Iroquos, win
ming the last Derby, and Mr.. keene s
American horse, Foxhall, winning the
1rsnd prir last Sunday, with constant
lmportations OF our best trotting stock,
including one very last stallion and iour
brood mares with ioal that arrived on the
steamer Canada the 10Th OF May last, be-
longing to the Count de Tinguy, show
that a little energy and intelligence
upon this branch of our exports canro', ,
in nv opinion, fail in producing great
benefit to our stock raisers in the United
States. To send France horses and the
corn to feed them would be climax.
Notwithstanding the high price charged
by the French transatlantic Steam
ship Company for the transportation OF
live animals from New York to Havre,
there is still something doing all the
time. New steamships are now Oh the
stocks in France and in England, being
built purposely ior the live stock trade
between the United States and France,
which cannot fail to largely increase the
traffic il intelligently managed hy deal
org
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-01
LIY u STOCK.

Ceicaao.
CaIcAGo, October 3l.-The Dr0psr.
journal bureau reports: Hogs--Receipts
1000 head; market slow, weak and
unchanged light s. s5@6 10; mixed
packing s. S0@6 y; heavy packing and
shipping IS 45GG 10; culls and grassers
81 00G4 -.
CattIc-i;eceipts 1900 head; ship
ments 400 head; better demand ,
market steadier and unchanged exports
81 OOa6 -; lair TO choice shipping - M
as -; poor to good grass ted steers
"a 00Di -: stockers and feeders 81 10
as 25; STOCK calves Il 25(Gll 90 per
head; thorough Texans - 65@3 20;
northern rangers 81 23GE4 10; Colorado
steers u I5.
Sheep-Receipts l,G0O head; ship
ments 800 head; good sheep 81 %!
poor to fair 81 75@4 80. The Dro,Hrs'
JoumnrS cable reports cattle at London,
Glasgow and Liverpool slow and weak
best American l4c; Canadians l:ic.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, October 3l.-Cattle-
Receipts 2,3S0 head; selling slow and
prices shade of from last week.
Hoes Receipts 1000 head; Philadel.
phia, 81 65GG 90; Workers S. 75!SG %.
SHEEP-Receip 1000 head; selling
fair and shade higher than last week.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, October 81 Beef Cattle
Generally SLOW, except best grades,
which are scarce and unchanged in
price; others ,9ic lower; very best 81
@Gc; first quality 4Gg5c; msdinm @la%!c;
ordinary 2rt2!c; most sales at 3!ct 5c.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNArT, October 81 Hogs -
Demand fair and market firm: common
AMI light - 00GG6 10; parking and
butchers - SiGG 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-01
Cashier Baldwin Rises TO Explain.

NEWARK, y. j., October 3l.-Cashler
Baldwin, OF the Mechanics Bank, while
confined to his residence, was waited
upon by the United States District At
toraev aud Commissioner keaSly, and
aualtled to bail III the sum or S0,UUO, 10
appear at court, November 7lh, His
bondSmen are VIM. A. Freeman, OF
Bloomfield, his brothers VIM. III. 4
Theodore +. Baldwin and Matthias NJ.
Dodd, Of East Orange. Baldwin then
stated voluntarily that about the year
1873 he began 20 make loans to G.. Nu-
gent 4 Co., morocco manufacturers,
without security or the sanction OF the
directors Having begun, he was in
the power oil Nugent ( Co., and cOntin-
ued the Accommodations, some times
loauug them S50,0C0 in one month, till
the total increased To a runOus amount.
Nugeut assured him he had large prop.
erty and capital in the business, which
would make all the loans good. Nugent
was well aware that he Baldwin, was
using the banks money and always
promised to surrender his property in
case OF any trouble. Under these cir
cumstanCes the loan increased till it
reached over two millions OF dollars.
The manner in which this business was
transacted was this: Nugent would
give drafts on friends in New York
which would be credited him as cash
and Baldwin would use the banks
money to take up the drafts when
due. The books were SO falsiiied
as to show the accounts to be correct.
Finally, however, the losses were placed
in the account of the Mechanics Bank,
oil New York, the agent OF the Newark
bank, so that while it appeared that the
Newark bank had claims tor two millions
against the New York bank, in truth
the Newark bank owed the New York
bank two hundred thousand dollars.
This difference is almost wholly due
to the irregular transactions with Nu-
gent. Baldwin said he had speculated
very little, and lost nothing in that way.
District Attorney Keasley says Nugent
can be held for his part OF the transac.
ton under section 5,207 OF the United
States Revised Statr IS. The rumor that
Nugent made an assignment to-day was
premature. His accounts are involved
with the banks, and await further level-
OpmentS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-01
ANOTHER CRANK.
Terrible Fight With an Armed
Lunatic at the White House
Door.


WASHINGTON, October %l.-A tall,
brOad-snouldered, weli.dressed man
called at the White House this morning
about ten O'Clock and asked to see the
President. The usher told him the
President was not in, whereupOn he DE-
livered the following letter:
Jol,n Woi;ng:
You are hereby informed that DR.
John Noetting Is lawfully elected Presl'
dent OF the United States and occupies
the White House every day.
Signed ALMIGHTY COP.
Communicated by the Holy Spirit.
This, OF course, put the usher on his
guard, and he quietly invited him to
take seat in the ante room until the
President could see him. Sergeant
DinsmOre was sent for, and on his ask
ing what business the stranger had
with the President he handed him d
paper with the following request TO be
shown the President:
81 desire the official returns oil the
late Presidential election
Alter vainly trying to get the man to
leave. Sergeant DinsmOre attempted to
arrest him. A fearful struggle took
place in which the mailman was with
difficulty overpowered by three attend
ants of the White House. He was
finally thrown down and his pistol
which he had graspe 20 draw at the be-
ginning of the struggle, taken from him;
1t was seven -barreled revolver OF small
Caibre and fully loaded.
The madman was taken to the police
headquarters. His name he gave as DIR,
John No ing, although he had been at
4 hotel here since the 18th OF September
under the name OF John Waling. His
home is in ColeSville, Snyder county,
Pa. He was in May last in Washing,
ton and was then arrested by the police
as a crank and sent to his family in
Pennsylvania.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-01
FIRE RECORD.
Clifton, New York-Loss 100000.

Clifton, New 4ork-Loss 100000.
New YORK, October 3l.-About II
O'Clock this morning fire broke out in
the engine house OF MAYER 4 BaChman's
brewery, Clifton, Staten Island. The
flames spread with remarkable rapidity
till the entire block o! buildings was
enveloped. The brewery being stu.
ated in the midst OF number OF small
frame houses, the latter were abandoned
bv the occupants, who fled in terror.
When the brewery buildings had been
burning hall an hour, the tiremen aban-
dOned them and devoted their efforts to
saving the adjoining dwellings,. Al T.
O'Clock there was danger OF boiler ex.
pIosion, and the police, in anticipation
OF calamity, cleared the streets and
guarded the approaches. The fire is
still raging, The loss at noon was esti-
mated at half million dollars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-01
VOL. 10.
THENEWS
OF the Day in Ptthy Paragraphs.
Domestlc.

vi t"O
D0-neS''e
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r..u A.sohyool shot i. II. Busey at
arA@sa, A-S.. YES; rday.
rar Mechanics National Bank az
There WAS R shoes oi earthquake ielt
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. Yesterday ,or uuc mu.tuu "o '1rs IA
a. ..'..rr&'r bonds.
Ley. n~. Edwin \. pairvmple, rector
~. stephens Protestant EpIsco-
i. C.Uyru, Baltimore, IS dead.
Az unsuccessful attempt to capture
.. ...r,rgous James Bows was made
, ,..lrrsville. XIV, Friday night.
"a NV, nf Wahster ia has
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-01
The New Chinese Minister.

SAN FRANCISCo, October Sl.-At the
Chinese consulate it is learned that the
name OF the Chinese minister to the
United States is Chung Chaoya. He is
a taoti in rank, and has recently held
the position OF Chief OF Maratime Gus
toms, corresponding yearly with our
Secretary OF the Treasury. The newly
appointed minister vent to Peklng dur.
in: the latter part of August to confer
with the Imperial authorities, and will
leave ior the United States the middle
or latter part OF November. He is ac-
credited to the nlted States aud Peru.
The office OF second minister To- the
United States, heretofore held by IunS
Wing, has been abolished.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-01
FOREIGN.
IRELhN u.
More Arrests IN Ireland.

DUBLIN, October 3l.--There have been
several moro arrests in various parts Ol
Ireland.
1t is stated that secret meetings OF the
Branch Land League were held in Dub
lin on Saturday, when two hundred
new members were enrolled.
The Frc'mdn'S .IO'rno' publishes let
ter dated Kilmainham Jail, from VIM.
O'Brien, subscribing to the fund for
DR.. Kenney. A letter from 4. ID Sulli-
van is published recommending DR..
Kenny as 4 Parliamentary candidate ior
Meath.
Among the arrests to-day are Secreta-
ries Castle and Deesmah OF the
Athy branch OF the League, the Pres.
dent Of the Newmarket branch and
Hefferman, league organizer OF Kildare.
At disorderlv meeting OF the Dublin
corporation to-day a number OF resig-
nations of members of council were re-
ceived in consequence OF the rejection
OF T.. Dwyer Gray's recent motion to
confer the freedom OF the city upon
Parnell and Dillon. The dynamite
found on the train on the way to Drag.
heda, was intended for legitimate exca-
waiting operations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-01
THE JAMES BOYS.
AN ATTEMPT TO CAPTURE THESE
TERRORS OF THE WEST.
Betrayed by Woman-The Letter Which
Gov, Blackburn Receiyed-The House
Surounded-A HaIf-Witted Boy
The Birds Had Flown.
BRUTAL MURDEROf A NEGRO BYTHEM

Louisville, October 3l.-The Courier.
Jomnors Bowling Green special says an
organized effort was made on Friday
night to capture the James brothers in
Logan couety near Adairsyille. 1t had
been rumored for several days that the
robbers were in that neighborhood. A
woman wrote to Gov. Blackburn on the
10th that they intended to attack the
Louisville and Nashville at Colesburg
soon. Blackburn received the letter at
Yorktown and turned it over to the
railroad authorities, but in doing this
and organizing several days
were lost. Detective Harry Hazen
OF Cincinnati, q. w. Hunter, OF Bards.
town, and Sam W. Adams, OF this city,
organized An attacking party, which was
under the direction Of Hunter, the man
who captured Grote Kennedy. The
posse met at Russellville, Friday even.
ing, and numbered sixteen men, Sc
lected with special reference to their
cool courage. They were armed to the
teeth with Winchester rifles, double
barrelled shot guns and pistols. They
arrived at 4 A. VI. at the house OF Hites,
near Adairsyilc, where the robbers
were know to have been few days pre-
vious.
They Surrounded the House,
large two-story frame, and waited for
daylight. About five O'Clock Hite went
to the barn where some OF the posse
were concealed and was detained. The
others then aroused the inmates OF the
house and every window was covered
by Hunters men. After several calls
the half-witted son OF Hite was seen to
step out on the upper portlco and
crawl to the edge and peep over be.
tween the balustrade and floor as il
looking for some one. Some OF
the men were ready to fire upon
him, thinking from his actions that he
was one OF the robbers. He was hailed
and told to get back into the house,
which he did instantly. Hunter, Adams
and Hardy, then approached the front
door while the others came up from the
rear. After thorough search OF the
premises il was found the birds had
',own. 1t is thought that they are near
Bardstown. 1t is also thought that
they murdered q negro who was found
dead near Adairsvile ten days ago for
discovering them in the woods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-01

pany, OF which Baldwin is trustee. The
excitement is intense. The President
oi the company left for Newark lmmedi-
atelv on receipt OF the news. The COM
panv is involved, il is understood, quite
heavily. One OF the officers OF the insur-
ance company said they had never before
experienced such shock.
Baldwin was
A Man of Unimpeachable Character.
He was married and was the father OF
children. In social circles he was re-
garied as ne OF the leaders, and his
reputation as finanCier was unexcep-
tional. Baldwin positively refused to
see anybody with the exception OF his
personal friends. To persons calling at
his house his son answered that his
father, being sick, could not see any
body at all, especially no reporters.
Baldwin's wife and his children two
bows fifteen and six years old, and two
girls eleven and three years stayed at
his bedside all day. Baldwin said to q
friend: 81 am guilty, and willing to 90
to the penitentiary."
Examination Of Baldwin,
At five O'Clock United States Com
missioners keasly and District Attorney
kessley called at his house together
with shorthand reporter and eX-J udge
Ellsworth, Baliwin's attorney. Baldwin
positively denied that he had used any
funds OF the bank for private specua-
tfOns, and said: "Since the organization
OF the bank, the firm oil G. Nugent x
Go. being among their principal Gus
toners since 1873, they made irregular
loans auG gave them money without
security and without the knowledge Ui
the Board OF Directors. Nugent
compelled me by threatening
that he would tell the direc-
tors all about these crooked trans
actions, to give him more money from
time 10 time. Sometimes Nugent paid
back to the bank $50 900 per month, but
he drew more always than he paid. |
hoped ali those wears that Nugent x
Co. would refund these sums, knowing
the firm 10 be very wealthy. Nugent X
Co. were well aware OF the tact that l
used the funds ot the bank for loans
made them. Up TO date Nugent & Co.
received more than two million dollars
out oi the funds OF the bank. The mOd"S
op,raoG was that Nugent X Co. gave
checks lor New York firms 10 pay some
money to the bank from time to time,
and the funds OF the bank were
used to pay the drafts OF the firm
Entries in the book are falsitisd so that
the directors thought the business OF
the bank was all right.
Christopher Nugent, wealthy mOrOc-
co manufacturer, OF the firm OF G. Nu-
gent 4 Co., was arrested this evening at
his house by Deputy United States
Marshal, on the charge OF aiding and
abetting Cashier Baldwin in embe2zling
the funds OF the Mechanics National
Bank. He gave bail for S25,OOO TO an.
swer the charge. The arrest was based
upon the voluntary statement OF the
cashier IN regard to loans to Nugent.
Nugent's bondmen were George L. Jen-
kinsOn and James Smith, Jr. The COM
plant against Nugent was made by
United states Commissioner y. r.
keas!Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-01
GERMAN Y.
The Results of the Late Elections.


BERLIN, October 3l.-The Liberals
expect to secure twenty out OF ninety
seats in the second ballots, making their
total strength in the Reichstag one
hundred. Government officials com.
mitted great abuses at Laurenberg,
where the Liberals were arrested. Great
pressure was also exercised in favor OF
the Conservatives at Schleswig, Holshen
and West Prussia. The firm adherents
OF Bismarck in the Reichstae will proba'
hlv not number more than one.third.
He will have to negotiate and manmuvre
dexterously to carry out his economic
schemes. 1t is not believed that Bis.
marck will try to concliate the clericals
by granting concessions in regard 10
Cultenkampf. 1t is therefore prOphesied
as the broad result OF the elections that
he must either frankly return to what
his opponents call liberal policy or
bring about a complete stand still in
domestic legislation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-01
The Garfield Monument.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, October 3l.-The
Western Union Telegraph Company.
by its president, Norvin Green, has d.
rected that all messages on business
concerning the Garfield Monument at
Lake View Cemetery by the committee,
and answers thereto shall be sent free
to or from any part OF the United States.
The United States and American tx
press Companvs forward all packages
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-01
LETTER FROM WESTON.
4 irruit Court Judges A. Is.
Fleming and BrannOn-CoL
Ben-CougresS - Newton and
Huntington, &c. Nc.
Ws-ro<. October -, lS>l

..,..t....- ", has Laar rho
'""'''''' 80 -.'
scene "' more lH"h "i"'H"'H "''s"''o',
.gr the .tst TWO weeks, We nare decided
... ...,...rr a t.w remarks concerning
,...,I.., ,;,l, , ,,,s.;r,,
.".' u. y ''.' ''
...-.Ey4,.u- y.u'ner iuluE~
...r..a 3 E.ru.ln.. Of Fairmout. has
, -. t... ,.,.,rs
."vN 'A '"' ''"''' '''''''
,.ue, o"d tn" singular rAH''l'E WIN
which he has disposed 10; t'. tuFetal.ed
sut No luminous c.@u"rfN r.HSrS t"aI
.t,r .eeu peud1I ln "H: ''urs Tor years
..- satisfactorily Iupr"HN''" III" mr'h-
. -.: this bar 'ha. Ne IS tnt PoSSrS'or
.. shuttle BRAIN, uul'ed M;'h an eye "
r.s.-r-I wisdom. The r''IluM docket
.r... .-gg about twenty-hvr raSrS he
....-.. -.urrly. car N"Ha' attorneys
vs.. ....'cd Sp."H!| "pPor-
.r.. .. display trcr latent
l.H.-s - r~l.Orv n ruiSc Url, and they
.... ..-a.... a,,uruH.g lu our home pa-
..r-. .. ~rsr.y. 80 H'S@ Al !"o '',"
..u.ru. " G. &'nre,t W. W. Bran
u.a a-d HH". \ T. twlSt'n maae tte
..-. -rus'a.r, logical iAH ''''n'e
a.,srs turing the term
rn,r sheriff .rayes here Wednesday
with gnUr c1nt''a'eS tor noun 'S''ie.
Judge Fleming Tell to-day I,r HIS
.rsr. taking with ulm the cemen,ed cS'
.rrm nl many friends.
Our own Judge, Henry hrannon, vi o
II ls sA'd, has concealed the thorns "i
Iaw am"rS tRe n''-u'es' mowers III "ter-