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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-29
THE FEARFUL ENDING
Of a EeighbOrhoOd Quarrel at MI.
Carmel, Pa.
MaInsky, a Pole, Dies of Broken Heart
Because His Zupish Neighbor
Threatens to Aresi Him
for Stealing.

MT. CARMEL, September 2I.-Iu the East
ern suburb of this place stands a hand
some residence owned by Patrick Donahue,
retired coal operator, every stone in
which is said to have cost s. to put in its
place. The house being loo large for its
owner he had it fitted up for tenement
apartments, in which live a number Of
families. amoug whom are the Zupishes
and the Molinskys. Yesterday Mrs. Ia
pish charged Mrs Molnsky with stealing
an empty beer keg which she used for
catching rain water. Mrs. Molinsky stub.
bornly denied the charge and
Drove Her Accuser OF.
When Mrs. Zupish's husband returned
from work last evening, she told him, with
the usual feminine additions about the
days happenings. Zupish washed him
self, donned his clean clothes, ate his sup
per, and started for Molinsky's rooms,
where he charged Mr.. and Mrs. Molnsky
with stealing the keg. Molinsky, fired
with anger, denied it. Before XIpish left
he threateningly shook his index finger at
Molinsky anG said that he would have him
and his vile arrested, taken 10 SunOury,
and put in prison. Iupish further said
that the laws OF America fined thief $50
and put him in the penitentiary for several
years.
Totally ignorant of American laws and
firmly believing that terrible fate awaited
him and his wife within the walls OF some
penal institution, Molinsky sat down and
commenced 10 cry bitterly. His wife aud
four children were soon seen in tear1. Five
minutes afterward Mo!ipsky was corpse.
While crying chill had seized him, and
he csnsiat hold Of the bed post 20 steady
himself, his quaking shaking every moya-
bic thing in the room. He complained Of
pain in the region OF the heart, and with
loud, piercing cry,
Fell TO the Floor Dead.
1t is said he was unquestionabIy the vic.
tim of a broken heart caused by fright.
The neighbors hurried in aud found The
widow and four children vainlY trying to
get the dead man TO speak.
Anthony Xupish rushed in to see what
had occurred, and when he saw the lifeless
form on the floor cried, paced the floor,
pulled his hair and became almost de.
mented. The woman whom he had Just
made widow turned on him and said:
you killed him. You killed him. The
deceased had been here only seven months.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-29
THE GREELY RELIEF.
Commander Wilkes Official Re-
port.
WHY THE EXPEDITION FAILED
The Catholic Council Now Convened II
New York CITY Over Which
Cardinal McCIoskY Ably
Presides.

WASHINGTON, September 2S.-The Secre'
tary of the Navy has just received from
Commander Frank Wikes OF the United
Steates steamer Yantic full report of the
cruise of that vessel up the western coast
OF Greenland last summer while serving in
the capacity of reserve ship for the Greedy
relief expedition under Lieutenant Carl
ington. The first part of the report is un-
important. On the I'd OF August the Iantic
arrived off the Cary Islands. Here was
found cairn containing record left BY
Lieutenant Darlington. The Proteus had
passed Carey Island July 2lst, twelve days
in advance of the Yantic.
After leaving another record in the cairn
the Commodore pushed on north through
loose streams Of ice, aud the Sd OF August
reached Littleton Island where
A Cairn Was Found,
in which was found record left July 70 oy
Lieutenant Darlington, announcing the
wreck and total loss OF the Proteus on the
23d. and giving brief account OF his own
Immediate party. A copy Of this record
will be found below.
The Yantic then ran down TO Pandora
harbOr, where COMMANDER NllkeS utseO'-
cred aaother cairn containing letters from
Captain Pike and Lieutenant Darlington,
stating that the whole expeditioning force
was shipwrecked The Proteus' crew start.
ed south in small boats, hoping to meet
the Yantic coming up or TO find the Swe'
dish steamer Sophia at Cape York. Com
mander Wi kes, upon discovering these
records, started at once south on the track
OF the retreating boats, searching the coast
carefully for any trace of the missing men.
On September % Com mander WI 8
Found Lieutenant darlington
and the Greedy relief party and Captain
Pike and crew Of the Proteus a. pper
Navick, and on the sLme day sailed for st
Johns. In concluding the report he says:
Il earnestly represent to the department
the inadvisabiIity of again sending vessel
north of Newfoundland unless built and
equipped to encounter heavy ice, and pro-
visions and clothes to spend an arctic win
ter. Had the TantiC been OF this deScrip'
ton there was nothing TO prevent her
forcing passage in the fast ice about Cape
York and remaining there, OK OF maintain
ing our position until the ice opened or
moved of the shore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-29
A MYSTERY Ar PIEDMONT.
HE Sudden Disappearance OF an EstI-
mabie Young Lady.

PIEDMONT, September 28.-The vicinity
OF Bloomington and Piedmont is excited
Just now over the sudden and mysterious
disappearance of young lady, Miss Dollie
Connor, who resided at the former place.
At 2:3O P. N. last Tuesday she left the
house OF her brother-in-law, Robert Somer-
vile, with whom she lives, in Blooming
ton, to go to Piedmont, a distance OF
two miles, for the purpose OF shop.
ping. Her intention was to walk 70
Piedmont and return to her home
on the evening train. She had on
her person about $16 in cash and q $500
United States bond. From the time she
bade her sister goodbye at the gate, and
started down the railroad track, up to last
evening, her friends had not seen or heard
anything of her, and so far as known she
never reached Piedmont As she failed ID
return By evening, her friends became very
anxious, and Mr.. Someryille Instituted the
most vigorous inquiries in every direction,
but without obtaining the slightest clue TO
her whereabouts.
The Search Was Continued
during Wednesday and yesterday and was
extended to every possible point where the
missing girl could have gotten to. 1t could
not even be ascertained how far she had
proceeded on her journey toward Pied
mont. Miss COnnor is intelligent, spright-
ly and good looking, and has many &C
suaintances in this city. She has fire.
quently visited friends here, among them
the family OF Mr.. B. r. Edwards. She
had two married sisters residing in Frost
burg, Mrs. C. W. oder and Mrs. George
20
signed for her disappearance, except foul
play or accident. About midway between
Bloomington and Piedmont the Potomac
is crossed oy bridge, which the cir! would
have had to 90 over to reach her destina-
ton. The river is nigh and there is a pos
sibility that she may have become giddy
and fallen into the water. Diligent search
in the river has so far failed to give any
support TO this theory. The case is GER
taiply a remarkable and sad one and publ
cation of the facts will elicit much interest
and perhaps lead TO a clue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-29
ANOTHER SLIGO At ALBANY.
Terrific Boiler ExploSiOa-TWO Men
Instantly Killed.

Albany, September 2S.-Early this morn
ing the boiler Of the steamer J. s. Robinson,
which lay at the foot Of Wssterlo street, eI-
ploded with frightful force, instantly kill
ing Captain George S. Warner and Fireman
William Cleary, and seriously injuring
Fred Tinslar, the engineer. who was blown
into the water and narrowly escaped
drowning and Willard Darand and Mel.
Vile Ryan, deck hands. Richard Van
Zandt, son OF Captain Van Zandt, OF the tug
Cora, from New Baltimore, lying alongside
the Robinson was also injured. Captain
Robinson, OF the Hattie N. Belts, was blown
from his pilot house on to the wharf and
was severely injured. The Belts, which lay
at the stern of the Robinson, Was damaged
to the extent OF $1,000.
The Cora Was Totally Wrecked.
and the c. ?. Grout, lying ahead OF the
Robinson, had her joiner work carried
away and the machinery damaged. The
Robinson sank Immediately, carrying with
it the body Of Cieary, the fireman. one
section OF the boiler, weighing two or three
tons, was hurled 400 feet against the top
story OF q three-story building, crushing in
a portion OF the wall. Another section,
weighing nearly ton, crushed in the roof
Of the coal barge Of f NJ. DoSing, and still
another section was hurled 10 the rear,
grazing the cabin OF the coal boat Apollo
and tearing away the roof before it fell into
the river Buildings were shaken. win.
dows shattered and general CONSERVATION
prevailed in the vicinity. The exploded
boiler was built by Robert Livingston, OF
this citv in 1850
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-29
STATUE OF GERM ANY
Unveiled at Rudesheim Yesterday.

RuDEsHBIM, September d The total
cost OF the Statue Of Germany, which was
unveiled to-day on Niederwsld, is over one
millions marks. The inscription upon the
monument says in memory OF the
unanimous and victorious German people,
srd the re-establisbment sf the German
Empire in 1870 and 1S7l.' The villages
and castles along the river Rhine were II,
Illuminated last evening, and bonhres and
blue lights burned on the heights. Twenty
steamers, profusely decorated with hags, are
anchored in the river Rhine in frost ot
this town. The contiguous towns and viii
lsges and streets are thronged with stTan-
gers. Clubs are continually arriving. with
banners and N muSic. and large CROWDS are
proceeding to the Niederwald.
Emperor William and Prince FredeHcE
William arrived at noon and were received
with great eIth usiasm.
Later.
The ceremony passed of without acci,,
dent. The Emperor repeatedly expressed
his thanks 10 the committee having charge
NJ the festival for their excellent arrange
repts. On his return 10 the city he had
hearty reception from the people and at a
BANQUET drank TO the prosperity oil the
inRn.
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WILLING TO MEET GOD.
Three Darkey Murderers Hung In
Virginia.
PROTESTING THEIR INNOCENCE
Brothers Of the Murdered Man Witness the
Exeeution-TriaI Of CarsVs Slayer
in london-His Doom
Most Probable.

CHATHAM, Va, September 2S.-The hang
ing of Evans, Younger and King, all col
ored, for the murder Of Shepherd, took
place to day. Evans was bright mulatto,
rather pleasing in appearance and IS years
old. Younger was about 20, dark brown
pleasant face Of more than ordinary intel
ligence. King was about the same age as
Younger. During their Incarceration they
were visited by several colored ministers.
Younger said the LAST words he would say
now and when op the gallows were that he
-Yas not guilty that he bad nothing TO do
with the killing OF Shepherd, and that he
was willing to go for God knew he was in
nocent. The other tive also claimed their
ignorance OF everything
Connected with the Murder.
1t noon the men were led from the Jail
and placed before detachment OF military,
the sheriff and two deputies by their side.
The procession then moved toward the
scaffold in an enclosure about one hundred
and fifty yards from the jail The crowd,
mostly negroes, followed. When the ropes
had been adjusted to their necks they were
asked if they had anything to say. All de.
clared their innocence. They had lied
when thy confessed themselves guilty.,
but they would tell no lies to-day. Evans
said:
II Am Got 10 Die
for what other people done. ] wasn't with
the crowd and don't know nothing
about it,"
While the cloths were being tied over
their faces they began praying in drOn-
ing tone and expressed thrir willingness
10 die, saying they were going 10 Got. The
Sheriff bade them good bye, and they bade
farewell to all.
The trigger was pulled but the trap
failed TO fall. The defect was remedied and
at 1921 the trap was sprung instantly.
They fell over six feet. Iounger's neck
was broken and he died without struggle.
The struggles Of the others lasted several
minutee Two brothers Of the murdered
man and son who was with him at the
time, witnessed the hanging.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-29
Indiana Train Robbers.

INDIANAPOLIS September 2s-Burt Loom
l. express messenger on the Wabash road,
was overpowered and robbed last night be-
tween Roam and Peru. About $500 was
taken. After the train passed Llketou
twenty miles from Peru, three masked
men entered the express car, knocked the
messenger insensible and gagged him. No
other train men were in the car at the
time. Itis supposed tbs robbers boarded
the train at Chicago and Atlantic crossing
where the last stop wss made, after leaving
Laketon and PASSED directly into the eX'
press Car. Two suspicious persons have
been arrested at LoRanSport thought to
be implicated in the robbery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-29
IN MEMORY OF DEAD PRELATES.
The Ceremony of AbsOIving the Cata-
Talque In New York.

IaIque In new NOrh'
NEW YORK, September 2S.-The congre.
CATION Of Bishops of the Provincial Coun'
Gil, with Cardinal McCloskey at its head,
assembled in the Cardinals library, as
usual, yesterday morning, and the subjec
under discussion were debated until nearly
O'Clock. At o'clock the first general
meeting at which both Bishops and theo-
logisns were present, was held in the sac
risty OF the Cathedral. At this meeting
the decisions reached by the several COM
mittees which have been in session each
day since Sunday, were discussed at length
by all present, and the fnal decisions,
which will be sent to the Pope at the cou-
CluSlon OF the Council, were determined.
This meeting, at which the Cardinal also
presided, lasted until after o'clock.
The second public session OF the Council
will he held at the Cathedral this morning
1t will be opened by solemn requiem
mass for the souls of deceased Bishops and
AIchbishops of this province, the chief
feature Of which will be the
AbsOIutIOn Of the CatafaIque
by Archbishop Corrigan, who, after the
pauegyric is ended, attended by the mas.
Ter of ceremonies, Bishops, deacOns, sub.
ieacons and priests, will proceed to the
raised platform in the centre Of the middle
aisle, upon which is placed the Catatalque,
and begins the absOlutlon by singing the
prayer Non intres in judicium," etc.
After the "kyrie EIeison' has been sung
the Archbishop will sprinkle the catLfal.
que with holy water and say the "Pater
nOster" while walking around it. After
having gone through with this ceremony
the Archbishop will return to his former
place at the head of the catafalque aod
sing the versicles, to which the chanCel
choir will respond and the prayer Deus
Cui omnia vivnnt' will then be sung.
Four Bishops will then go through with
the same ceremony separately, thIs
concluding the ceremonies at the cat
afalQue. The Cardinal will then leave his
throne, and, preceding to the centre of the
altar, will open the session of the Council
by intoning the anuphon, "Propitius estO
peCcalis nostris Domino A number Of
psalms and prayers will then be sung by
The Cardinal and the chancel choir, when
the Cardinal will occupy seat on the plat
io.m Of the altLr while the deacon sings
the Gospel from 81. Luke, chapter TO- from
the first to the ninth verses, inclusive. The
Gcrpel concluded the Cardinal will intoae
the "Veni Creator Spirltus' kneeliDg, after
which the congregation will be dismissed
the doors closed, aud the Council VIII so
into secret session.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-29
The Order Was Suspended
Fatal RnfIrnan CnIItsion.

CHICAGO, September 2S.-There was a
collision on the St. Paul and Duluth rail-
road this afternoon, twenty eight miles
south of this city. 4 Northern PAcifc
engine, coming, froIn tie Northern PAcihc
junction to FoBduIac, when half way be-
tween Greeley and Fondalac, coming down
grade, ran into a ST. Paul and Duluth
freight train. The men on the engines
jumped for their lives Both engines snd
several cars we're badly wrecked. The hre.
men sud others, names not learned, were
injured, but not seriously.
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HinGo Rack 10 Heathenism.

CnCAGo, September 2S.-The ceremony
OF receiving Sitting Bull into the Catholic
Church, which it was anticipated would
take place this week at Fort Yates, has
been indefinitely postponed, because Sit
ting Bull cannot make up his mind which
Of his two wives he will let go. The forms
OF the church forbid the communiclnt
having more than one Bishop Morly has
Lad the chief under his care for several
months, and bis instructions were being
rspidly absorbed by Sitting Bull, but sepl-
ration from his wives proved too much for
him. and he will probably return to heath.
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MAHohE's GREAT FIGHT.
10th Sides Well Supplied with Money
and willing TO Use If.

RICHNoSD, Va, September Ex-senator
Mshone, it is alleged, has sent the follow
ing circular to his supporters in many Sec
tions OF the State:
PETERSBURG, VA, September 10, 1888,
DEAR Sir: Please send me as quickly as
YOU can list of the names OF sucn Funders
as you think are reasonably open to con-
victiou, giving the postofice Of each.
Yours truly. WILLIAM MALONE,
The meaning of reasonably open to
conviction" according to Mshone's oppo-
nents, is whether the men can be bribed
into supporting Mshone's ticket in this
campaign. II he will not take the money
they say it is intended to convey the idea
be may be opel to conviction aud accept
an Ctfice.
Both sides have large campaign funds
and are drawing upon them literally. A
well-ipiOrmed Democrat remarked TO day
that bis rarity must have secured not less
than $10o 600. He es:ina:eS "a. A.hole
has equally ss much.
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7ss NEWS OF THE MORNING.

\ r5,y's jury list.
wr.,k "a the rsWiky.
Tl,.rs rrs'n robbers.
T.;,r oiO pounsll in London.
T.,,;b,e 7,,r accident in Minnesota.
C.,bolic prelates meet in New York.
-, -, ,apo-, o. the Greeley relief parry.
: Wheeling man charged with embezzle-
rs1t ,....t -, and b,a.L
his am. .,.- A., ,,....,
Tss,on b nd contest
Tosrsr makes the fastest time on record
-. tss Pittsburgh regI-ta.
Three colored murlerers who protest
,bsi, ipaccenes until the last, hung in Yir-
An An interesting account Of the grandest
ra5tirc Hancock county has seen in many
wears.
heart because a neighbor threatens to ar
80. b. II.
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TRIAL OF CAReY'S SLAYER.
HIS Conviction OF Murder Almost Ger.
laiu,

HIS Conviction OF Murder Almost Ger.
| tain.
LONDON, September 2S.-O'Donnell, the
murderer of Grey, was this morning
brought before Magistrate Flowers, at Bow
street Court, when the examination was re-
sumed. He was brought to the court uh.
der a strong guard. The court room was
crowded Among those present were J. c..
McCoan, NJ. P. for Wicklow, and Arthur
OConnor, NJ. ?. for Queens county. Sulli-
van, the counsel for 0'Donnell, crossexam
ined James Parish, g servant on the steam
| er Melrose, and Thomas Jones, boatswain,
but ELECTED from them nothing new. When
the latter repeated O'DOnnells expression
| to Mrs Carey, II did not do it, the prls
| oner who maintained cool demeanor
throughout the examination, smiled as II
the expression amused him. Parish testi'
fed that he saw
No Evidence OF Passion
on the part OF ODonnell during the shoot.
ing Both Parish and Boatswain Jones tes-
titled that they saw no struggle between
O Donnell and Carey.
The son of Carey, when CrOss.eXamined,
stated that O'Donnell was sitting when he
fred the first shot at his father and thai his
father did not g7apple with O 0onnell. He
admitted that he might have tes''il'd, when
under examination at CaDatOwn, that
O Donnell said to Mrs. Carey, II had to do
ill.," The witness maintained, however,
that his statement on Tuesday wa1 correct,
namely, that O DOnnell used the words 81
wss sent to do 1t until be was closely
pressed by his cross examiner, when he
said that lie was not quite clear what were
the words really used by Ul|onnell. Mrs.
Carey,
The widow Of the Murdered Iniormer
was called. Sne appeared in deep mourning
and excited special interest among the
SPECTATORS and several murmnrs OF sympa.
thy we're heard In giving b testimony
she recounted the incidents OF the voyage,
corrohorating other witnesses in regard 10
the circumstances OF the murder except
she swore that after her husband was shot
She said TO O'Donnell you shot my hus
band O'DOnnell replied, Don't blame
me was sent
TO do it," Whereupon the woman who
was With him SAID Don't mimi. OD)n.
nell. YOU are no informer.' The cross
examination of Mra. Carey by Sullivan
failed 10 shake her testimony. She denied
that she hai talked 10 her son about his
evidence NJ ,gistrate Flowers asked ODon-
nell if be bad anything 10 say in answer TO
the charge OF the murder OF Carey. ODon-
neil replied: Not at present The p-is.
oppr was then ordered 10 stand com mitted
for trial a. the next session OF the Central
c. mibal Court.
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ACnr wheel Company Fails.

HUNTINGDON, Pa, September 8.-The
Huntingdon Car and Car Wheel Work''
Blain Bros. proprietors, have failed. Jud{-
ment was entered last evening by the oink
for $50. 900, and other claims will increase
the liabilities TO $4,000. The assets aie
estimated at s., ,0OO,O 600 There are 400 EN-
Lloyes who have not been paid for Two
months. Efforts are being made to tide
over the embarrassment, so work can De re-
SDmsd MDnday
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The Former Kept Up His Gait
Close Of the Beacon Park Races.

HosTON, September 2S.-rhe closing day
of the Balches stallion meeting at Beacon
Park was fully attended. Free for all purse
5000. diTiled: Director first Phallas Sec
oId, Santa Claus drawn.
The race for four year olds and under
was won hy Bavonne Prince. The second
heat was a dead one between Prince Mean
der but i'm the fourth heat Meauder was
LETT in third place by break. Blyonne
Prince, /. ~ l, l: Meander, >, D ,, 3; Don
c, rios. 3 year cd, !, 3, IA; Montgomery,
3 I. 3. >. Time 22l3, 50, 3O4, 3ljz.
The ten mile race for 81, )OD; fresh horse
each mile, between Marie Merantte aud
Myrtle Peak was won by the former, time
-. Int.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-29

Nervous, dyspetic individuals, whose
distress Of mind apd body makes life mis-
ersbIe, If your sufferipgs have been pro
Ionged and increased by the use OF bitters
and pretended cures Of kidney aud liver
diseases, throw all such nostrums aside
and find health, strength aud vigor in that
simple remedy known as DIR. Guysotts
YelioE Dock and SlrsspaJiils. Il pnrif+s
the blood, strengthens the urinary and
digestive orgsns, end infusss new life into
all parts OF The body. No other rene iy
taEA.b il. Lave ia. e-.Sei-s sss Al i"s
you.
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1.haI.rrs,t in a New RteIa.

PIrrsBuRGB, Pa, September S.-John
Jarrett, the retiring president Of the
AmsIgamsted. Association, has been en-
ployed by the American Iron and Tin plate
hssocistiop as general managing sgent, 70
tsle charge of the mater OF working up
high tsriff sentiment in favor OF this In
dustry which is almost wholly unprotected.
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yellow Jack in Mexico.

SAN Francisco, September 2S.-The Bal
letins special from Guayuss, Mexico, re-
gaIding the yellow fever on the Mexican
coast says that universal panic existed at
Hermasills on the 18th. Twelve deaths
were recorded between A. N. and 10 ?. N.
with large increase of new cases. 1t is es-
tinIsted that l 900 people are down with the
fever. IS per cent, of the houses have one
or more sick. The heat is oppressive,
rsroipg from $50 ~ InGo