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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01
NEWS OF The MORNING
, list ofOhio county.

r.rsicu list ot ONO '0NH
i.;,r 3n;pss at Parkersburg.
\ Tb. p outlook in financial circles reported
! lrOrsble. .u.,,
~ 40 s:caa..y On.
~, H.uhins chIorOiormed and robbed
e. blow Parkersburg.
: o.. -, Alfonso in Paris, and catered to by
a I en-. he French press.
,sl bandits attack an express train
A"r.,rt.s. Kansas, and are warmly re-
4 - r.. r,-eraugh's circus men, name
1 I'm falls from the team and breaks
W pssS.
n, ~,. r. snta, Modjeska's husband, eI-
- hn>e!t in Justice shop on West
S.,in:a ,s".
B-.osyn man who entices young
q .-,a. pleasant home to dives of in.
arr,,sd by the mother of one Of the
rs
BSicle ~ Mrs. FANNIE Bryant Newton in
E,sbar.h. A woman who had many rel.
rss in this State and whose life story is
lrost melancholy one.
another talk with the old sage whose
k,sby IS those young men who, manned
L. 5-sius, energy and force of character,
= isst .orglng their way to the front.
ps,ec yes investigating the mysterious
tz-ls- Il Ada Atkinson at Oxford. One
he o3t revolving crimes on record,
). s. vet no clue to the perpetrators.
l5,.al matters in Ohio. The deep
Ire which Senstor Pendleton has been
l!.Ig. Judge Hoadly to speak in Clsys-
,d to night Sunset" Cox addresses a
at mass meeting at Newark.
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NEWARK,s GREAT MEETING.
COnSresSmRn Cox Enthuses the Lick
ing County Democracy.


ing County Democracy.
NEwARK, September 30.-The Democratic
rally in this city last night was an immense
affair the people coming from all parts Of
the county in such numbers that Music
Hall was wholly inadequate to accommo-
date them. Thousands Of people had at
tended the meeting at Rain Rock, thirteen
miles distant, in the afternoon, and many
of them followed the distinguished speak
ers 10 Newark to hear them again. 1t is
seldom that two such distinguished men as
Allen G. Thurman, OF Ohio, and Samuel S.
Cox of New York, are announced to speak
from the same meeting. The fact that
trey were billed together here where they
are both 80 we'll known and 80 much ad.
nired, would alone be sufficient to bring
out an unusually
Large and APpreciatiVe Audience,
but along with them were Congressman
Hill, Of the Defiance district, Hon. Charles
Follett, and others equally as we'll known.
From an early hour in the afternoon all
the available hitching space on the tour
sides Of the public square was taken with
farmers teams, the owners OF which anX-
iously awaited the hour OF 3 o'clock 10 get
signt of and listen to cold Allen q. Thur
man" and Sam Cox" whose eloquence
and logical argument had been their bug'e
blasts in many hard fought political bat
tie within the past score OF years.
This is part of CoX's old Congressional
district, and he was emphstically at home;
He was in bis best vein TO night and
"lsughter' and "cheers" came at frequent
Intervals. Wit, humor, sarcasm and solid
shots of argument came in constant fu-
silade and a good many Republicans pres
ent enjoyed the hulling of the private
craft Of Dorseyism, and were the most
generous in their applause. There were
other Republicans who
Went Home Heart-Sick
and sadly wounded by the sharp javelins
Of the Buckeye Abroad but it is to be
hoped that they will he sufficiently conya'
lescent to 20 to the polls and vote for J udGe
Hoadly on the 9th OF October.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01

II makes every humanitarian sad to see
invalids seek such relief as is given them
by the use of bitters, kidney medicines,
may make them feel better on account of
its supplying ingredients, combined with
some strong cathartic and diuretic that are
used in its composition, but they eventu.
ally grow worse. The only cure for weak.
ness, nervousness, debility, aches, pains.
rheumatism, sores, urinary aud digestive
troubles, is TO mske the blood rich, red and
pure, by using DIR. Guysotrs Y sllow D ,ck
aud Ssrssparills, rem m-dy widely indlrsed
hy physicians who have examined iato its
composition and effect
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01
RUFFIANs RESIST ARREST,
And Desperate Fight " III the sheriff
and Dsputies Eusaes.

NEW ORLEANS, Septenbrr 3D.-The Times
Democrats Eole special says: Lane, who
murdered McNslly NJ PAine's plantation,
near 0pelousas, a few day 5 ago, and his &C.
complice and companion, Brown, have
been arrested. When commanded to sur
render they Opened fire., and a
hand to hand fight followed. The
Sheriff and his two deputies were
at disadvantage, being On unruly horses
and their assailants being behind pine
trees. Lane, the principal murderer, was
shot dead by Sheriff Jason. Brown, his
companion, was shot in the right hand
in the act OF firing at the Sheriff.
He changed his pistol TO bis left hand and
continued firing. He finally surrendered.
Lane, though mortaliy wounded. as he fell
grasped handful OF cartridges aud at
tempted to load lie lived but five minutes.
The sheriff asked him why he killed Door
old McNally. He replied He ordered me
out Of the sugar house and cursed me. No
man does that and lives" Brown will he
taken to Opelousas, his wounds not being
dangerous. Daring the fight the sheriff
VAS struck In the forehead by a spent ball
and another passed through his clothing.
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BEYOND The OCEAN.
Alfonso I'm Paris-A SOcIaliStie
Organ Silenced.

az Alfonso I'm PRris-A SOclaliStie
Organ Silenced.
fARIs. September 5O-PreSident Grevy
sited King Alfonso at the Spanish En-
ssy this afternoon and their interview
&s Of the most cordial character. The
pps referring to the hostile reception Of
onsO says: The regret and patriotic
3miiiatiOn Oc ,assiOned 10 all good citi-
be by the events Of yesterday should not
ilse US to exaggerate the importance Of
Is melancholy manifestation The few
g., snds Who are the cause Of this scandal
Ie band sf brawlers, always the same
|hO wh stle and stamp their feet at public
leetings and ThO treated Theirs aud Gam
ia IN a manner similar to that in which
fsy treated Alfonso, who no more respect
j. interests aud dignity Of France than
tey do the honV- OF other nations.
|e trust other nations, especially
pain. will not regard the errors
few families as expressing
fe sentiments Of France A majority OF
lDtnsls contain editorials Of ike tenor
bere were no arrests yesterday in Connac.
8n with the hostile demonstration. The
ACris Of arrests are erroneous. Tle III
% that Alfonso had left Paris also proved
htTus. II is asserted, however, that the
ling was advised to remain quiet, bat re-
lsed, sayiDg he was perfectly aware Of the
Yet that the hostile demOnstratiNn
Rs 7 OF the work of the whole Partisan
aoPle but of some misguided individuals
ne Mig attended mass at the Church OF
n G. DE-. He sent a messenger To inquire
pc hing the condition Of the CaIraSSisr,
n NJ Vsrt Of the escort yesterday, who
3s thrown from his horse. Alfonso
pn I'D . provide for the wounded SOL
iau.i y II his injuries should prove
A SoeiaiisiIe Organ SqaeIeAed.
bRU>SlIs, September 3O-A sneialistic
'urnai hr:e vas seized. for Publishing An
asp.slI S u .g-alhv Of AfQ.so.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01
MASKED WESTERN BANDITS.
They Attack an Express and are Giyen
Warm Reception.

Warm Reception.
TurEEA, KAN, September 30-The can
non ball express OF the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe road was boarded by masked rob.
bers this morning at Coolidge, Kansas. w.
W. BOrst, Division Superintendent, re-
ported the affair to the general Office here
as folows:
ola JUSTA, September 3o.-As train No.
1, Conductor c. L, Greeley, John Hilton,
engineer, was ready to pull out OF Coolidge
this morning, three men jumped on the
express car and commenced % shoot first
al Conductor Greeley and then Al the eH
press messenger who returned the hre,
Whrr the men ran forward, shooting into
he cab OF the engine,
Killing Engineer Hilton
and wOunding fireman Geo. + ,ddla.
aiil start a special train with n Sheriff and
pose from Dodge Cry a. soon a. AL en-
sire aud crew can be got ready; also on-
rom here with the Sheriff from West Las
Animas have offered a rewari oi 800
for the arrest and conviction OF each man
engaged in the shooting.
Coolidge is a little station 400 miles west
of Kansas City, and is almost uninhabitsd
The train which leaves Kansas City at 9!i5
4. H., bound west, passes Coolidge at 2:3o
A. ~, and
The Train Attacked by the Robbers
left Denver at23O P. N. Friday and II
Junta . so, and was due at Coolidge at l so
yesterday morning
The express messenger, 8. s. Peterson,
who fred upon the robbers and drove
them off. gives the following account OF
the affair: We arrived at Coolidge and
had been standing there ten minutes when
man Jumped into my car and shot at me.
[ was lying down, about half asleep. As !
arose | fred one shot. / tbiak IL took
elect. Just then Conductor Greeley step.
ped upon the outside, and the robber shot
once az the conductor. He then jumped
out the car door and escaped. think thst
There Were Rsur shess Pired
in the express car. While this was going
on another OF the ganR got on the engins
and ordered the engineer 70 pull oat, bot
hearing the shooting in the express car, be
refused 10 do So A second time the bandit
ordered him TO GO. bat instead OF obey
ing be took his hand from she
throttle. and the roober shot him through
The bead. Ne died almost instantly. Then
the fireman, George Fiddle, Jumped OF
an o. he did so the yilIsin Shot him in the
hack Of the head. Paklie was stiil living
when We left Coolidse. and could talk
some but heard at Hickeyson that he
lied in about al hour. ThsrV we're three
Of the bandits"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01
New York News DeaIers.

New YORK, September S0.-The news
dealers of the East side to-day effected q
permanent organization. A mass meeting
of news dealers is to be held on Tuesday
evening, at which united action will be
taken in regard to the reduction Of prices,
On the way to the meeting several local
a. associations will march in bodies and ban.
ners bearing inscriptions like this: sac.
cess to the Tribune" Toe Tribune is
The Workingmens friend, will be carried.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01
THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CONVENTION
In New York Closes with ImpesinS
Ceremonies.

Ceremonies.
New YORK, September S0.-St Patrick's
Cathedral was thronged again to-day with
people who took part in the closing OF the
Roman Catholic Provincial Convention.
Services opened with solemn poutificl Il
mass, celebrated by Archbis b ,p Corregan.
The procession of bishops, theologians aud
priests from the Cardinals residence to the
Cathedral preceded mass, as at
the opening OF Council on Sunday
last At the end of mass which
was attended by Cardinal McCloskey, q
sermon reviewing the history Of the church,
her trials and riumphs, was preached by
Bishop 0'Farrell, OF Trenton. At the con.
clusion OF the other services succeeding
the sermon Bishop Loughlin. promoter OF
the council, moved q reading OF DEGREES.
The DEGREES were then approved by the
Bishops and placed on the altar, where
they were signed by the Cardinal and by
the Bishops in order OF seniority and by
the officers Of the council The DEGREES
7were then1 sealed by the Cardinals seal
and will be sent to Rome for approval.
The council was then formally declared
closed hv the Cardinal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01
Judge HoadIy at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, September 3O.-Judge George
Hoadly, the Democratic candidate for
Governor of Ohio, arrived in Cleveland
yesterday afternoon, in company with
lis wife He was warmly welcomed by a
delegation of prominent Democrats aud
was then driven to the residence OF Henry
b. Payne, on Euclid avenue, where he will
remain over Sunday, He feels confident
that he is we'll enough to speak at the De-
mccralic mass meeting to be held here to-
morrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01
WHEELING. W. VA. MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER l.
Drowned ut Osweso. n. Y.

oSWEGo,. n. Y, September SO.-Captain
John Allen, of the schooner Ida Walker,
when about two miles out from here, about
ten o'clock last night, was knocked over
board BY boom. His son Albert jumped
IN the Lake to save him, and both were
drowned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01
Harder and SSieide.

CIEcrsNAII, o., S,sptembsr 3o.-The C1m
mercial GsZeite'A Selma, o., special ssys:
John Coytxell, . farmer sixty years Old,
residing bur mAss north o. hsre. sho. snd
killed his wife while she was digging po-
tstOes, this DUniue. He used revolver.
He sho, in the baaS and then shot him ,elf
dead putting two balls Ia his chest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01
JeaIousx ND ~ Al.

SicHoHvrLLE, Kr., September o.-Ths
Commercial Gszstte'slspeeial says: In q
fight over a young girl hetwssn Joe and
Tom Bryant on one side snd John Bowler
on the other at NEGRO party Dear Byant's
station, this cOanty, last Eight, b BJsi,r
killed Joe Bryant and dsagerousiy wound.
ed Tom Brysat No tres. AL were ne
groes.
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Suing His Father.in.Law.

New YoRK, September 5O.-Jss. Fair has
brought suit against his fsther-in-lsw,
Thomas B. Metcalf, claiming $4,000 dam
ages for alienation of his wife's affections.
Fair and daughter Of Metcalfs were mar
ried surreptiousiy one year ago, but never
cohabited. All belong to Staten Island.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01

Nr.vors, dyspetic dividpai', ,,;,. whose nos.
distress of mind and body makes NE mis-
sr,hle II yoar sufferings have been pro-
innerS ard increased by the use Of bitters
tnd pTeierded cures Of kidney and Liver
diseases, throw all such rostrums aside
snS fpd health, strength and vigor in thst
SimnIe remedy known as DR.. Guysntrs
yellow Dock and Sarsapsriila 1t purifisss
The blood, strengthens the urinary and
diStstive orgsns, spd iufusss new life into
ali reY,s az the hody M other remety
1ons'' { 4. Lave y"uF eTpEEiEs get Il io'
vou.
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RE Rlaxe a,Por,smouIh. q.

PORTSMOUTH, o, September 39-Yeager
& Anderson's Buckeye foaring mills, The
German Lutheran church and two resi-.
dencts were burned Saturday. Loss $l40,-
go; insurance, 1900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01
A Cigarmaker Shot and Killed.

HANNIBAL, Mo-, September 3O.-William
JEFF Young, cigarmaker of this city, was
shot and killed last night by some un.
known person. 1t is thought, however,
from q description of the murderer, that
railroad switchman named JEFF rreadway
committed the deed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01

eays the Huntington Republican,: Toe
nost PR xrirg need Of our city Is large
pur.otr Of Dwellings of from three TO hvs
rronis. that will rent 1t q moderate rst..
bur n echsBins cannot Afford the sxtor'
tiop.t. rspt arinsuded IN many instances.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01
The He.uIt Of an Iusuit.

81. LOUIS. s.. ptember 3o-John Dillon,
notorious builey, inSultei r. Payne,
a farmer. in q saloon at 81 Joseph, last
evening. quarrel and fight snsned in
which Psyne stabbed and killed Dillon.
Payne YES arrested
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01
A ROUND MILLION WASTED.
The Career Ofa SpendthrIft Who Dissi-
pated a Vast Fortune I'm Three Years.

LEADvILLE, September 3O.-SOme few
months ago there arrived in Leadville a
young man named Julius Haas, who was
only recently from abroad. Neither his
actions nor his demesnor denoted that he
had any money, present or prospective.
He took up his residence at the La Plata
mine, with Mr. Otto Andrear. The other
day be went to Denver to prepare for his
return home, where an inheritance Of
Il, SO, 900 marks, or $4,3T5, 600, now awaits
his claim. The life of the millionaire con-
tsins a wealth Of romance and much OF the
practical adversely which usually oetalls
the PrOdigal son.
Dissipation aI Home
ard in this country, a continual draining
from his fathers riches, finally left him, to
all intents and purposes, \ pauper IN a
strange land. His father was 8 hesyy
banker, the partner OF the R)ths'
childs and land owner at CArls'
ruhe, the capital of Baden, one of the
German States. In his early college days
young Haas began 10 exhibit disposition
Of extravaganza and recklesSness. There
he commenced q gambling career which
only ended in his destitution in Lead
vile. The wine cup, beautiful women
and song had their destinations for him.
One who knows him says that Haas spent
10000 francs in Msrseilles and loo. 900 a.
Baden, which extrayssance induced his
father to
Send Him 10 America.
He had q credit of 50 600 marks. He dissi-
patsd large SIMS in New York, Pniladel-
phia and Cincinnati, and sank $4,000 in a
Louisville sporting house. His father re-
fused to have anything more to do with
him, and lately he has been in prison in st.
Louis. Not long ago Mr.. Andrear wrote to
Haas father, stating the sons circum-
stances, and. in response, was instructed TO
take good care Of him, but not to give him
any money. A few days sgo the Illinois
Staats Zeitung, containing 9 notice OF the
fathers death and an estimate of the im.
mense fortune which he left to his child
rep, wss received by young Haas. Yestsr-
day Mr, Andrear gave him s0ficientmoaey
for his entertainment at Denver until such
time as he could establish his credit with q
bank, or by cablegrsm sdviees make q
loan TO return to Germany. 1t is esEi-
ns.ed that Haas expended Sl,0oa0oo in
Lice SI@;S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01

II YOUR lungs are weak, If cold causes
YOU aui.k distress, you will breathe easier,
YOU will cough less, you will strengthen the
pulmonary organs, y9p viii teet oettef
svaTv WsV II you would OCCASION lily uss
Dr. Wistsr's Balssm Of Wild Cae;rF. Ask
your drrggisr for IL,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01
COUNTY PENSIONERS.
BY A MOST GRATEFUL GOVERNMENT.
Pensioners Residing in Wheeling, Clinton,
Elm Grove, Fulton, Triadelphia, VAL
lev Grove and West Liberty,
This County.
Special % Ire Reniater.

WASHINGTON, September S0.-The follow
ing is list of pensioners residing in Ohio
county, West Virginia, as found on the
pension roll up to January 1st, 1888, Civ.
ing the place of residence, amount paid to
each, and causes for which pensions are
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01
Rs,r RssSgnssiSa.

wnHIssros, September 3o.-Ths fssis.
nation Of Judse c. Ray, the lsv clerk ot
the PJs.ofios Department, which W.
handed In some time aGo. hss not yet ben
accepted. The Postmaster General de-
ferrsd acton until bis return. when it II
said he will sccept the resignation and 90.
point friend Of bis from Indiana 70 oil
the vacancy. Il II undsf,tood that
a position With similar duties viu
be rendered Judge Ray In another
department. There 10 no rupture 10 ths
friendly relations which exist bstveep the
P,stnsster General and judge. Rsy. the
lattef's resignation being bsssd entirsly
upon personai groundl When ~.
I;re,hara determined 10 coosoiifsis .bs
office OF Iaw clerk With that Of the Ast't-
JaSee R.y being unViilIeg 10 sct untsr
Jadrs Pre- n,1n, st once tsndsrsd bis ress<-
uat1OhlS ].
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Base Rail-.

CoLUNsus. September 30-The base ball
gsre between Columbus aud Baltimore
was drawn on the third inning on account
Of rain.
81 Louis, 6 Allegheny. 3.
Athletics. 5, Elipse, 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01

BRU>IIs, September 3O.-A soeialistic
ournai hr:e wss seized. for Publishing An
|nsp.sii 5 u g-a2by Of A-io.so.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01
Recent Eros. Predictions
shows AN Increase

OF ], ,33S, 900 bushels, as a result OF the large
receipts at western centres last week. The
movement from farmers hands has fallen
oil somewhat during the past few days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-01
A,,he PoIn, of Death.

Several sisters and brothers survive her.
They are all in good circumstances. The
telegram which she left was directed to her
relatives, and notified them OF her death.
An answer was subsequently received, re-
uuesting that the body be sent TO Bloom.
ington. In her letters to DR.. Thurman and
Mrs. Newton, the deceased says that she
had promised Or. Newton to commit sui
eide, and she gives minute directions for
the care OF her child. Following is the let
ter TO the undertaken:
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-02-01

which he mentions his former great
exploits in engineering, speaks of his
friends, his encOuragements, and fl
nally urges you to see to it that your
name goes ringing down the ages in
connection with this mighty undertake
ing. Should you have the temerity
to suggest some feature of impractical
bility, he will glance at you with a
smile of conscious superiority and bow
himself out with an expression which
tells more plainly than words the con-
tempt which his great heart feels for
man who cannot mount to the lofty
ideas Of his scheme.
Thus it is that the multitude of little
peculiarities of local society appear in
the advertising columns. l know a
queer old man who reads nothing but
He learns of the
state of trade by the character and ex-
tent of the business advertisements
He can tell whether times are growing
harder or otherwise by the column of
wants. He knaws when speculation
is ripe by simply watching the notices
of mining, patent and investment
schemes. He sees the state of morals
by reading the personals, and of So
ciety generally by pondering over
notices such as those mentioned above.
We are so deluged and overwhelmed
with the multitude of newspapers
that it is no wonder we miss many OF
the best things which they contain.
HOMME DU PEUPLE.