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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-06
Afrseisaa AarasR.

CLEVELAND, November Slate last night
word was received here Of IN atrocious
p,urder committed At Bellvue.. hrs.
Annie Radford had left her husband, John,
because OF his cruelty, applied for Q d.
yorce and procafed an injunction 70 pro-
vent his dfsposing Of her property. Rcd
ford went 10 Fremont, the county sest, In
the forenoon and while there the papers in
the suit wero served on him. He went beck
10 BelIvue In the afternoon and pfoceedipg
TO the house Of his wife's parents, knocksd
at the door. Not being promptly edmiteeo
he began kicking In the panels, whofppoo
bis wife appeared. He seised sn4 e1eeg
her. and plscing o revolver st hee hnnA
fired. She attempted 70 strike the piDeA
avay end received the bullet In hee right
arm. He then put the pistol 70 her right
temple, % Close that the powder burpeo
her bair, and fred fatal shot after which
be walked out Of the ysrd. stopped Q mo-
nent TO see IL he had killed her, deliberatsly
picked the empty shells out OF the revolver,
put the p0etoi In bis pocket. and ran acrOso
lots until he reached the railwsy trSck,
along which hs fed westward. News of
the murder spread rapidly, and las .
number Of citixRns started In pufSuit Of
Rsdford. He wss captured By o constable
four miles from Bellevue, and subsequsot
~ lodged In jail Of Fremont Alter hte
arrest be asked II his wife wss dad, and
recsiying m -sf1fmstive reply, ssla, II
though: 70; Igays her tSe god oass' ssS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-06
HAI ChAleTa.

GaLgxA, ILL., November 5.-The cholef
has broken ont smopg the hogs In Grant
and Lafayette counties, Wisconsin, and has
proved unusually fatal. taking Of. In some
instances, whole drosD. John Duncan, Q
prominent stock raiser npaf Lancastef, re-
ports bis loss 70 date at sesenty,nve heed.
and that his neighbor. J. A. csmbs, has lost
sixty head.
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An ALLEGED BonanEa.

SAY ANTONIO, TEX, November 5.-A re.
port is made current by some gossip that
Hon. John Hancock, Of Austin. and Dr:
n. p. Howard. OF this city, have realized
$500. 900 for certain mining interests IN
by An English firm. The prellS.)1aries
were settled by Judge Hancock Nt1nf3e
recently visited London. .sE
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Gov. Hendrishs, Condition.

"'' AGO, November 5.-An indianapolis
IA. says; Yesterday morning a wrench
'sd hemorrhage airesh in Governor
Ir'eAs foot. 1t was stopped however,
[ ,''' evening the physician reported
/ 'o' hetIing. Healthy granulations
''"lrE now, and there is every inli-
4 p "t recovery.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
what II Thought Of the situation at
Patterson Thought 10 De
Ahead-Quay's Resignation.
SpecidI DlSpdtch % NE heylSteT.

Special Dispatch 20 The RegiSter.
PITrsRURGH, November 5.-The resigna-
ton of Secretary of State NJ. S. Quay is
the talk of the town to-day. His action is
yariously construed and commented on by
Democrats, Regular Republicans and Inde-
pendents. Democrats generally are dis
posed to be cheerful over it, and claim that
it can only add fresh fuel to the flames
now raging in the Republican ranks, and
end by materially advancing Pattison and
the party generally. The Stalwarts say IL
shows that the party is closing up its ranks
and turning its back on Hoyt and the other
renegades, and Quay is generally endorsed
as having done coed thing, and
Maintained His Sell Respect.
The independents are much surprised
over Ouay's course, but say his resignation
was by command of Cameron, in the hope
that il would counteract the effect OF Hoyts
letter and sOlidify the Stalwart ranks. The
general opinion among politicians here Is
that Beavers chances Of election are some
what better than week ago, but the i'm
proyement is not marked enough to war
rant the belief that he will win, The Re
publicans have been industriouSly work
ing the tariff racket here for few days
past, and as that is always winning caro-
in this city they have raised scare OF con-
siderable magnitude, and have undoubted-
Iy Gained some votes. pig Iron Kelly
was here on Friday in aid OF the tariff
scare and addressed very large crowd on
that evening. This move, of course. has
principally 70 do with the Congressional
election, but il will also have considerable
effect in the GOveTnOrships
Governor HOyfs Flop
has allen rather fiat, for the reason that
il hes been known for some time that he
was contemplating such move, and his
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-06

q CoLunsrs, O., November ga Cssbsa.
Hill special ssys: T. Loneytreets coei
schute. tSestle, ETC., burned this sftesnooe.
Los 320,0o; insurance Unknown. Ihsre'
afe $50 men out Of empioynspt
The fesidence Of x. a Rsok. at tDeiavnfs,
burned last night g. tnoeadtafy.
Loss Sio. 1000: ins1sssee 49,
RED BsIK, n. y. Heseabse e.-A ere
broke ous s6oat sevss oSloek this evening
in the business portion cf - o1tegn,. -
opposite where The two Last hrcl eo1np4
il, . stsbIs belonging 70 M. .
baker. end st the present nonDek ~
Nj. bas destroyed the entire badsecs bSese
including the Western Unioo TeIegnaph
and Central Express Offices. sd s1tsadnG
rom Broad stfeet 70 snd fncludBaQ TIE
Methodist Church, and threetsns the Ytrsf
National Bank The bui6iAGD Destroyed
are Vsn6ergriits millinery neDei CAedVick.
drues; n. J. Standard md y = BBfEeo4
toots and shoes; L. r. 6tek5eA grooedse;
J. II. Petep 4 Co., hardware: w6t6eli, g.
ssrt; jos. Childs, bakery; J. v. childA sts-
tiopesy; Gchrodef d Co., dSl1; sn1 Carts,
furnishing goods. 6pisn6e4 Z hsttsnon'e
large bsiek bsildisa stsys4 O. Aes q Yroet
street, vhers vses burned Abosie1s batch
er sbop. Eeis. nil1inssy eeoso: esbsth.
stove store; Davis, Sour 90 teeA hoass;
and EdeAs, hatcher shop.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-06

Nxwrosr, r. l., November 5.-Rsv. D..
ChiIds, whose funeral takes place on Toes.
day, Iesyss. to the surprise Of his ffienda
$4,000 Of pcrtNal property.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-06
GIsA Of II

NV YoEK, November 5-President Ar,
tbuY's handsome setter. which Was lost. AMI
concerning which general police alarm
was sent OFT on Thursday night, has been
found by ofieer Napoleon Bfemiey and re-
tpTr,G tc bin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-06
WHEELING. W. VA. MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 6. 1892

Tor the building 1t takes Just 30 many
strokes Of the chisel to complete The statue.
1t takes just so many psngs for the soul to
get nd of the body. You are paying in in
stallments all along that which some of US
will have TO render at once when we come
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-06

Explicit directions for every use are
given with the Diamond Dyes. For dyeing
Moses, Grasses, Eggs, Ivory, Hair, &C.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-06
Foreign.

Foreign
At Rome King Humbert will open
the newly elected chambers on NOyem-
her Is.
The sales and resalcs oil at Pitts
burgh saturday, aggregated over 9,OOO,-
pN barrels.
The outbreak between the French
and spanish on the frontier occurred at
Val PAudnrre, in the Pyrennees noun
,aiuS. Several participants were
wounded.
At Berlin Prof. Virchow, professor of
pathological anatomy, general pathOlo-
cv ami therapeutics in the University
81 Berlin, and director Ofthe PATHOLOGY
cal Institute, is seriously, and is feared
t,,aily, i'll.
Horatio Autinori, leader of the geo.
.iaphiyal expedition in equatorial Africa,
- died on the west coast. The natives
through whom the Information was re-
rr.l,d were not in possession Of the
,r,aIis.
\ City Of Mexico telegram says So
,.ety has been organized there for the
Encouragement OF mining. Among its
IrumutuTs are President DiaZ and many
oi lIv most active and wealthieSt men
Iu the country.
In the English House of Commons
Saturday afternoon, 7. J. Smith de-
.uuuurrd the HOme-rulers for voting
with the government on GibsOu'S
amendment TO the ClOture measure, and
s.,.d the whole measure was political
swlndlr.
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H0YT'S. DENIAL,
In which He Incidentally Gives Cam.
erOn q Raktng.

HARRISBURG, November 6.-Gov. Hoyt
has made the following statement in ref.
ercnce to the charges made against him nj
a Republican meeting last evening, that he
had used the States funds, In connection
with others, for private speculation Pur-
poses, and TO avoid disgrace he had appeal
I'd to Senator Cameron to come to hts as
sistance, which the latter did. He says:
81 was never member OF any pool en-
gagged in stock speculation. ] desire 20
state emphatically and without qualifica-
ton, that ! never requested, In
person, or by. IN agent OF Mr.. Cam
eron, any financial assistance, either for
myself or anybody; that he has never 3D.
yanced me one dollar In my behalf, or
on my account, In any transaction, and
that have never had any relation or con.
bination, or pool, 10 whom he may have
advanced money directly or indirectly. 40
far have not been compelled 10 draw on
the intellectual. moral. mol '.insl lnfsror vfi
termination TO which am to he subjected
in common with large number of other
citizens OF the Commonwealth. We accept
the situation
In reply co the question rs to whether
he had received Col. Quay's resignation, no
said:
"Mr. Quay's resignation has been re-
CelNeu anu uCCtpttu. psas
sincere regret. I have appointed ~ his
successor Col. Francis Jordon OF this city,
who has accepted and will 20 on duty -
secretary tomorrow morning. Col. QuAys
telegram was simply q tender OF his resiR-
nation, and stated he would be here next
week to settle.
audden Demand for Railroad Lssssess.
wAsHISaToS, November 5.-The demand
for railroad laborers-real good railroad
laborers-at this season Of the year In
Pennsylvania Is attracting attention among
the friends Of the unemployed here In
Washington. For instance, an evening
paper, under the head OF wants, has the
following:
Wanted-Fifty railroad lsborers 70 90 70
Pennsylvania. Men who have worked for
us before preferred. Apply 70 J. Bresnahan.
No. 7 Myrtle, Northeast.
CAyAE. CopwIsE q Co.
Wanted - One hundred good railroad
Iaborers 20 work In tunnel on I<bigh Val
| lev Railroad, Pennsylvanis. Wages, $50
ptr day. Apply at Baltimore and Ohio
depot monday morning at five O'Clock.
JoHH DoEoHUE.
The fact thst an election will be held 10
Pennsyiysnis Tuesday has nothing 70 DO
with the determination 70 prosecute work
| on the railroads. II 10 only . coincidsncs
shich occurs every two years and just ~
fore eleltjOn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-06
THE NEWS.

DomesHc
Hendricks Is better.
Reports from Pensacola show steady
decrease in yellow fever.
ten. Grant is to visit the Institute
Fair at Boston, on Thursday.
Carrie Goldschmidt, was burned to
death at Newark, n. j., last evening.
The subject of DR.. Talmage's sermon
Yesterday was "Corn-Husking Time.p
Marine Hospitals are to be establish
At Memphis, Cairo, Cincinnati and New
Orleans.
Mrs. DR.. Edison has sent in her bin to
tL,. Board of Audit OF the Garfield ex-
r,rses. 1t is for $4,000.
The Special Congressional Committee
q, investigate the Mississippi river i'm
,roven enIs, leave Cincinnati Wednes-
dav next on the steamer Guiding Star.
Gov. Hoyt, Of Pennsylvania, indig.
raltlv denies that he ever Appropriated
~ln, 200 Of State money to private pur-
rn>,S, a. charged by a Republican
Srtakcr 1T Harrisburg, Saturday even
ing.
Mathew s. Quay, Secretary of State
Of fPennsylvanis, has rendered his resig.
nation, which has been accepted.
Csu>c. disgust at Gov. HOyt's action in
declaring himself in favor of Stewart
for Governor.
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Tn order 90 save himself

bought On down to s. cents. putting NJ
r,6re margin on vGai be slTeady had anS
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has allen rather fiat, for the reason That
n he, been known for some time that he
was contemplating such a move, and his
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-20

EXTERNAL UsK OF GAsToR OrL.-
The London MsdKcal Journal gives re-
ports from various practitioners who
have found purgative results follow
the inunction Of castor oil. One wri-
Ter states that he has frequently ap-
piled this oil TO the, abdomen, under
spongiopilins or other waterproof ma
terial. IN cases where the usual way
Of administering by the mouth seemed
undesirable, and with the most sas;s-
factory consequences. In . case of
typhoid fever, also, half N ounce of
castor oil was applied in thia manner,
under . hot water fomentation, the
effect Of this being as represented, 10
relieve the constipation md tympani-
tic distention that had been present.
without undue parging o. irrikation
Of the bowels
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-20

~
THE Holy MorHER LovE.-Bear in
mind the evenings text, "And the
door was shut, and you may, perhaps.
realize the. effect Of the following.
told with q little Of the Scotch burr
clinging to the preachers tongue and
the "pIain" speech making the pathos
stronger: One Of the younger girls OF
o village was led away into sin, per-
haps by the example Of come Of her
companions, and leaving her home
went away to London. But one day,
while proceeding along the street,
she came BY q church and heard the
congregation singing an old tune she
knew well; She paused a moment,
and while listening 0 sudden vision
came 10 her Of the home she had
left. her father and mother, the quiet
village and the simple and pure life
that had once been hers. Al longing
swept through her heart Just to creep
over the Threshold Of home once
more and sit at her mothers feet. no
matter If it were in sin and shame
even. though she brought her disgrace
with her-mothar was there, and
forgiveness and love was there. So
she travelled the long distance to the
little village, bat feeling she must
not Be seen coming home BY the
neighbors. Weary and foOlsore, and
longing though sue was, she hid in
the fields tiIl dark, and then she
waited and waited, fearing that she
could not make it right with the
''feyther." till "fayther" should be
gone 10 bed. and she could find moth
er alone. And when she came TO the
house her beating heart stopped in
fear, for the lights were gone, aud
she remembered that the door was
shut at night. Yet. Ut any rate she
must see. and her heart Ieaped again
when she found that the door was
open. Light as was her foot when
she stepped within, one ear heard it.
and her mothers voice. low and
trembling with hope. spoke from an
inner room: .Jeanie, il il you ?"
.'Yes. mother, and oh. | feared 10 end
the door shut Spake the mother !:
.An' Jeanie, lass. The door has nae
been shut since Ye left. ';-Sscrumento
Record
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-20

TAUsrRGL1AH ANINALs. Sydney
Smith lcng ago described, in his most
jocular vein. the frolics which nature
permits herself to play in Australia.
Having made cherries and peaches
with stones outside, she proceeds ito
rig out q monstrous animal, as tall as
grenadier, with the head of q rab-
bit, and tail as big as bed-post,
which hops along at the rate Of FIVE
hops to mile, with three or four
young kangaroos looking out of its
false uterus to see what ia passing
Next comes . quadruped as large d a
cat, with the skin Of q mole and the
bill and web-feet Of duck, puzzlino
nataralists and making life miserable
to them from their utter inability to
determine whether it is bird or beast.
Add to these parrot with the legs
OF a sea-gnll, skate with the head OF
Q shark, and q bird Of such monstrous
dimensions that three carnivorous
Englishmen could dine upon one of
its side-bones. and the witty Canon's
list of Australian fauna Is completed.
The kangaroo Is, perhaps. the great
est pest Australian farmers have to
contend against. Hundreds Of miles
Of good pasture" states correspon-
dent Of a contemporary, shave been
eaten as bare as q bone by the unpro-
ductive consumption of these useless
brutes." It is said to be impossible
70 describe the marvellous rapidity Of
their increase.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-20

ten ten feet array, 20 that tie crew,
eomposed q thiFty-tEo men. had The
pleasure nna con Senienes of ranark-
Ing the following particulars< That
his skin was Drowned and tanned. but
WithOut scales; that al lie motions
Of his body. from head 10 foot. were
like those q real man that Lis Ares
we're well propoff ned that his mouth
vas snail considering The length Of
hls body. which vas supposed q be
about ei6ht feet. His tongue was
thick, his teeth large and white: n 4
woEd ha wRs siEnilar Is 3 nan. az
eeFt llnk his hanaa msrs iained iii
y elliela. such III that found II lie
feet Of ducks and geese Within q
week the writer listened 10 . discTs-
sion between two persons upon the
different methods Of producing worms
from hossshairs both parties svident-
" being PaRe op othsF ppints." ~
CosDkSsED MIEk.-The manaiac-
ture Of condensed milk is thus des-
eribed in the Scientifc american -
When the milk is FIRST brought into
the factory lis earshilly strained,
placed in cans or pals, which are put
into q tank ofwater kept hot BY steam
coils. When hot it Is transferred to
large steam-heated open vessels md
quickly hFouRht 10 boil. This BE
liminafy heating and boiling has sof
its object the expulsion of the gases
Of the milk, which would cause it 70
foam in the vncaum pan, and also to
add to the keeping quality of the
milk by destroying the monld germs.
"a second btraining foIIoma. ailer
which the milk is transferred to va
cum where. at q temperature below
i6Oo Fahrenheit, it boils and Il rap
idly concentrated to any degree de-
sired. The vacuum pan employed is q
close vessel Of copper, egg-shaped,
about six feet high and four and
half feet in diameter. It Is heated by
steam coils within and steam Jacket
without, inclosing the lower portion.
In one side Of the dome is q small
window shroagh which the gas illu-
inmates the interior, while on the
opposite side is an eye-glass through
which the condition Of the contents
may be observed. The pan il also
provided with Q vacuum gauge and
test sticks.
Much Of the milk used in the cities
il simply concentrated withouk any
addition Of sugar. The process Of
concentration Is continued IN the va
cuum pan until one gallon Of milk has
been reduced TO little less than q
quart--one volume Of condensed milk
corresponding toabout four and three
tenths volumes Of milk. Condensed
milk intended to be preserved any
length of time has an addition of
pure cane sugar made to it during the
boiling. and is usually put up in
sealed cans. This sugared or "pre-
served" milk win keep for many
years.
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2 .feve.snK c.oek-aaker made
circuit h@yinz 2 nuaaEsd elocks Mlsn
e ..ss.ea, lneY HqFe al very bed.
wnach he wall knew but "bf cot
ss.s ssgqor and humaEH natns, - aAnl
..s % g con- nsFsxea % asA nine.
% e nems sna resesyed The
- :, sss n,s intended re he weaf
s. sas q neass ., s1s.s e nsq sql4 taa
e.es9 A2a ~ eil 800 49,
80. tesk +: ... sioek feSf Hsll !
: ~ 80 @assas .as 4 he =.
ss ~. = 1. !, vesy paa: li'sleea !
M; " loan4 8 0ak ~ last. xun
- naa 9ne eiock which waa !
ay' 3 go eas; aae ! aasd e my
ea Pus s1sE cloek ASIDE !of
sp Won =. u9 y se.l such an article.
en; .s pe{ q,an Hlnd, and Ieit
w s.osA 49, ~ .as osners ana found
.atI sa ~ sl4. 4 naa 1een sold soine-
nnee. Mlsnty mad I. wass 1 can
.eai you. Ior ! % not . little partlcu-
80. ~ credit % have ask-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-07-20

MTf44e. dear
ssTes. .Gporua. what !. "a 90 rn.,l;e.g
the e;rl. aIansina ahvlv inward
ILs radiant elory Il ! summer
e. June ' s;aks b.s,lss s9 \ ~ II s1jss u
melIow spIendor Tie lelsfr hranehes
Of Ihe stsirdv aid oaks shsk hsd for
centuries shaded lhe enkranes a
Csslls MeMnrfr and fsn5k;nd des.
anoe . tApll6fSS Hslea IhsR erorx
winker cane hasliaa Aii5wn II All
Their crnsl force and Inrv frnm sks
moorlands lying % The westward 81
che castle. On flha edas a. Tia brond
demesns that strstckesl away % tie
south stood larRs kriadIs COW. and
- the moonlight aseked with silvery
Instre her ssarboard riI,s sl,s ,,r,,,,.rs ),
Myrtle q perfect picture 81 sweet con.
tent and almost holy calm.
rs II not beautiful niuhE. dear
esty' murmured the qirl. .sSee how
the mo0nbeams flutter down through
the trees. making strange liohts AMI
shadows that llit amone tke .hr,,bs
and flowers in snch ! nneird. ri clost. =
like fashion. Tha aeII i i5Jaed
clothed in loyeliness to-night ewe.t-
heart"
"Yes." said George W S;mnson
"this is the boss dell''-and then'
LOOKING down mo tSs ,,,-. ;a.oasps es'
face that was incl 81 b;s hs tc~,tr =
his own broad. third-base naim ths
little hand that erstwh;le held m
Myrtle's polonaise Al thev stoo5
there silentlv ~ tha hcsI,, .is.1.
George nassed hi- arm s;Isn,l, In ~
firmly around Myrtie's wa;st
The noble oirl dij not shv
"Do von iaya ne s-.ea.i,s.. :, .. 4.
asl.ed IL ancent. ~. th.t ,.sra s-aa,,,,,..s ns
with tremulousne.s :.
Wvrtle's hea5 was d,oor;.. .o,,
and he roav hIr.ha. afss ..~'
nue ;nnorsnes - - .iN.: ' Sss W.
othe- across hs, vs.chv $500 aLsaLs saen
Georoe drew bsr No. .Io..l, =.
h;. . 80 - y -