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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-20
OUR OIL CITY.
OFT for Writ COunty-Patrick VarIcy
Released on Bail-The Improvement
Spirit-Other Matters.


Released on BaiI-The improvement
Spirit-Other Matters.
Special 10 the Register.
PARKERsBURG, July l9.-ln the case OF
Patrick Varley, before Justice Davis court
to-day, charged with an assault with intent
TO commit rape, the accused was held in
$500 bond to await action OF next Grand
Jury. Vsrley has always born good char.
acter here and his many friends claim there
is nothing serious in the case, and that he
will prove himself clear Of this grave
charge.
Major A. B. Fitzhugb, the veteran no.
1Irsman of the Monumental City,
=. fillmore tonight and Will
D, spend a short time there.
q, any friends of Major Dyn Moss are
,..,.rd to note his presence in the Oi City.
The imprOvtm mt IN the Second National
Bank is about completed, All adds much
TO the appearance OF the interior.
TIE Western Union Telegraph Company
have caught on 10 the spirit OF improve,
ment. and their office is heing renOvateI
with coat OF paint and paper,
OF For Writ County.
Arthur Myers, the genial bookkeeper Of
the Singer Manufacturing Company, has
Joined pleasant party WHO left here tor
Two weeks camp at Vernon Springs, in
Writ county.
The following is q list Of the party which
left here for a Two weeks camp at Vernon
Springs, in Writ county: Hon W. A. Coop.
er and wife and sou Charley, Nj and Mrs.
Ralph Covert and daughter Nellie Chas. q.
Dunbar, Mrs L II. Rutter Charley Swear.
ingen, Fanny FOrsythe, aary Alexander,
~ 4 IL, l.l
bert. Mr.. and Mrs. John Wsrnock, and Ar.
thur +. Myers The camp will be known
as Camp Cooper.
Major Harry Wheaton, Of Burning
Springs, is in the city.
-Four hundred tons Of rails for tue Ohio
River Railroad have been nDloaded at the
loot of Third street. This looks ike busi-
ness.
Mrs. Stewart. of Covington, X y, is visit.
ing her father, Mr.. 4. ". GIazier. 0! Bel
pre-, y.
The Gree attackers.
Hon. DeLamatyr. the noted Greenbacker
of Indiana, will be here in August, shd IL
is the intention OF the party here TO give
him rousing reception on the occasion OF
this visit TO Parkersburg.
VIM. B. Clemens, OF Clarksburg, passed
through here en- route home from Ohio,
where he has spent the last six months.
Mr.. c. prefers to live in West Virginia
The msny friends of Col. N. +. Amiss,
are glad to see him ont again after several
weeks Of intense suffering with csrbuncle
on his neck and felon On his hand
The first and second stories OF Col Chan.
cellor's new brick block are about com plet.
ed.
Msjor W. N. Lewis has been appointed
Constable to fill the vacancy which has
existed in the city for some time, and will
6onbtle make an efficient officer.
VIM. Bingham and I. II. Duval, Of
Wheeling, registered at Hills Central on
Wednesday.
II. b. McGregor, Of Wheeling. was o
guest at the above hotel on Tuesday.
Robert Clark who vss injured at the Har-
mar plow fac ory Friday, died ~ day.
A gsue Of bsse bail between the Hur.
dock and COlored juvenile clubs TO day re.
suited in q victory for the la:tsr by score
Of 70 to g.
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rnese are solid RastA

Tie best purifier and system regulator
ever placed within the reach OF suffering
bumsnity, truly is Electric Bitters lnac
tiyity OF the liver, biliousness, Isundiee
constipation, weak kidneys, or any dis
ease Ol the urinary organs, or Who ever re-
ooire, an appetizer, tonic or mild stimu
Ispt will always fud Electric Bittsrs thr
hest and only certaif, cure known. They
act surely and quickly. every bottle Eusr
snteed TO give entire satisfaction or money
refuiled. Sold st 50 cents bottle ~
Lsin 8 Co. druggists. Bridss CxnsE
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ScIoToIoMAs TRIAL.
The Sick Juror Able 70 Take His Place
and the Trial Gees 81.
lSil<niol 10 fhl Ren.skex -


PARkERsBURe, July l9.-The sick juror in
the Scioto-Lomas case was able to take his
place in the jury box this morning and
Moses McCann completed his testimony.
Joseph Huffman, Of Bellairs, was the next
witness called, and almost the entire day
was consumed in the hearing OF his
testimony. Huffman was on the Lomas
st the time Of the collision, having been
employed as pilot for the day, but was not
on watch at that time, although he claims
when the Cross.signsls were made he
rushed up to the pilot house to see what
was wrong. and was there when the COLI.
sion took place.
The Point
claimed to have been made by the prose-
cution on Huffman's testimony is that due
care had not been used by either pilot on
duty. Joe Alexander and other important
witnesses for the defense arrived 10 day.
The frst witness for the defense will probs-
bly, be called Friday or Saturday.
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>'anada's CrOps.

TOEoNlG, July l9.-The Globe publishes
the crop reports of Ontario and Quebec,
showing that the country has suffered no
more from rains this season than in former
seasons from other causes. Taking one
hundred as the basis Of average the percent
age OF the crops is as follows: Fail whest
rs, spring wheat 80, barley 90, oats 30
pears 80, rye a3. hay l22. potatoes 95, corn
"a. rCcA So, aPplss 81. and other fruits 80.
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Reaha nj Work.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, July 10 The steel mill
and two furnaces of the Bethlehem Iron
Company started this morning. About
one hundred special police are on dnty.
There wss no collision between the Amsl-
esmahd workers and the others. thoagb
the former feel very bitter toward thsir
brethren.
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THE FEAST OF SONG.
Bew ,he Members OF the Saengerba MI
Viii Enjoy ThemseIyes At the Close.

BUFFALO, y. Y, July lS.-The grand pa.
rade OF the Sasngerfest societies this morn.
inc was very lsree. Il moved in six large
divisions 10 the park where there was q
gala dsy. In the evening an out door festi-
val was held. Eight thousand seats are in
The grounds and all were occu led.
Milwaukee telegraphs as being highly
hoporsd by being selected as the place for
the next festival The sale OF seats for the
festiva, aggrrgste s27, $50, the expenses TO
Singers was $6,345, and hotel and railro.d
expenditures Sl5. 800. There will be grand
excnrsion 70 Niagara Falls.
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The View Hnmp.hi,e Deadlock.

CONCORD, July l9-There we're two bal.
lots for United States Senator to-day: First.
leo votes necessary to a choice. Chandler,
19; Bingham, ia Second, l53 votes neces-
sary to schoire. Chandler, "a; Biaghan,
40 The remsinder OF the votes on each
ballot were. distributed among DOZEN
ether candidates.
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He NAV he nI,,,,. "Oar
HIS PONY SUCKED"
Chief Justice Waite Has Nib Brok en-
by Being ThrOWn.

BIsNARCU, OAK, July l9.-On Wednes-
dsy OF this week, while General Terry, Sem
ator Edmunds, Chief Justice Waite and
party of army officers were riding around
Mount Washburne, in Yellowstone Park.
the pony ridden by Chief Justice Waue
buckei and threw its rider violently to the
ground. He struck on his side. injuring
and probably fracturing rib. A special
train wss sent to the end Of the track for
the party, which will pass eastward to day.
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state Of Panic
xa,IonnI Cotton Exrhnnse.

FORTRESS MouEpE, July l9.-The Ma.
.!onsl Cotton Exchange to-day Discussed
matters affecting the cotton interest. The
nicers elected we're II. II. Gardiner. OF
Mobile, President, and ThOma, Lainey, OF
New NIitans. Treasurer.
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Ibsve been very SICK over to Ieess
They oil gave me- Gp = past csge
The most skiIlful pbysicisns: bes ~ ~
cot reach the sorst part- The IesG
heart vousd AIi up every nsSnt - ~
me, snd my throst sss very "a
nv children ! peyef should die
until I bsd tried Bop bpen
tskep two hotaIer ny .eeys -
very much inased ~ asS p ~ ssvs - /;
~. NV Se,red =. - tbsl -
"a are currJ. ssd fssi = tAf.klsl s
- sh<rs 3 70 vstusble 3 - n
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he Left no VIII.

LoSpoS. OSr, July l9.-Andrsw Mercer
died leaving quarter OF . million prop
eriy end no will. The Piyy council OF
England decides that the Ontario govern
ment represents the crown in Canada snd
the property eschests TO it. The doTinion
government had claimed to represent the
crown.
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Cotton CatevpiIiaYA

SrLMA, ALA, July lo.-The cotton cater.
pillar La. made q general appearance in
this section. An examination Of the crop
nesr this city show the top leaves TO be
badly riddled.
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G,.,s,, Cesl ussstn.

Nrw YoEr, JuIy 80 ~Ins 70 rs1T
having been pot 10 circuIsttoo % v1rSoue
places this morning ibst 0sDersl Gsest hs1
allen dead, inquiry vss msde st TIE Co.
.rsI's office. In Wall street. wb0g u ~
ssrned be wss at Long Brunch n go
besitk
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Ten Thsos's Yssssas.

BsipsrroxT. Conn. yuiy 10 IN? fssssa
q Tom Thumb took pises to-6sy vs..
N,sonic ceremonies. YalIy tsu sbeoeeee
u~o,Ie yieUed the Yemstn0 ~
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HUnsoS, y. T., July l9-To-day this c'ty
is observing the centennial OF is first
settlement, July -, 1888.
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PANIC IN ALEXANDRIA.
The Streets Filled with FuEitiVes
over One Hundred Deaths u Day

OSer ohe hunureu DehtH D"y
AZ Cairo.
ALEN.SpRIA, July lI.--The cholera has
become epidemic here. II is not known
how many persons died OF the malady
within the past twenty four hours, but the
number is believed TO be large. The
cholera as it RACES in Alexandria seems to
be fatal in even q greater proportion of
cases than il is at Cairo. where the deaths
already are over a hundred day. When
the citizens awoke this morning they found
that the sanitary authorities had estab.
lishe6 a Gordon around the city during the
night. This made the people aware OF the
true state Of things, and the city has been
in
state Of Panic
all day. At this hour, > r. ~, thou'ands
Oi people iill the streets laden with lug
gage and engaged in trying 10 get through
the Gordon and flee from Egypt The
cholera is steadily making hesdway all
along the recognized routes of travel. Ii
went from Port Said to lsmalia, thence To
Cairo and thence hither, although before
il reached Port Said. IL had visited various
points on direct line hstween here and
that part. The travel however. was to.
ward Port Said. IL il believed cholera
existed in Alexandra several days before
quarantine was established with vessels
from the city.
Enormous Death Rate.
ALEXANDRIA, July 10 The official re.
turns mention sixteen towns Injected with
.L.rera. lis stated sIRCe the last returns
lat no persons have died IN the Bulak
quarter OF Cairo within twenty -iouE hours.
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WHEFIING W. VA. FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 20. 1888

of the night force, is now at work. Super.
intendent Zemblin stated that the office
was now able to transact business fairly
well If there is Q force of proportionate
size at other places.
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proprietor of the Buffalo Evening News,
on being interviewed on the subject of the
threatened telegraphers' strike said he
highly approved the business Of Manager
Walter p. Phillips action in at once ac-
Cordiug to the demands of the Brotherhood; /;
that an operators occupation is one of the
most skillful and useful in the world, their
work requiring education and application
and constant intelligence generally. Mr..
Butler thinks the BrotherhOod's demands
are reasonable and should be granted
without delay.
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Ihn si,nntinn nt New OrIeans.

NEW ORLE,N7, LA, July - OF the A.
operators employed by the Western Union
Company in this city, 81 have struck. The
company obtained FIVE other operators,
enabling it to handle press reports, cotton
and produce exchange and quantity OF
general business.
Morris tribune., 1883-03-10

In a speech at a recent banquet in
st. Paul, Jas. j. Hill, of the Manitoba
road, gave striking illustration OF
the extent of the territory tributary to
Minneapolis and st. Paul. He said
Take map of the United States and
place one arm of a pair of diViders ut
st. Paul and the other at Jacksonville,
Florida; move this last arm north
ward to New York City and you are
800 miles out in the Atlantic ocean ;
move it to the southwark and you are
ut the City of Mexico: move it to the
northwest beyond Minneapolis and st.
Paul, and it falls short 800 miles of
reaching the utmost limit of fertile
and productive country capable of sus-
tanning a large population. Nothing
more comprehensive could be said of
the extent of this vast empire This
northwest terrjtority has developed
rapidly during the past few years but
the future will reveal! The fact that its
growth is but just begun. With the
extent, fertility and :'nhoundcd resour-
ces of this section the possibilities for
the future are beyond conception and
almost beyond Imagination.
Morris tribune., 1883-03-10

Young man, save that penny; pick
up that pin; let that account. be cor
rect to farthing, find out what that
bit of ribbon costs before you take it ;
pay the half dime your friend handed
you to make change with in word lie
economical, be accurate and know
what you are doing; be honest, and
then be generous, for all you have or
acquire thus belongs to you by every
rule of right, and you may put it to
amy good use you please. 1t is not
parsimOny to be economical. 1t is not
small to know the price of the article
you are about to purchase, or to re-
member the little debt you owe.
What if you do meet Bill Pride be-
decked out in much better suit than
yours, the price of which he has not
yet learned from the tailor, who laughs
at your faded dress, and old fashioned
notions of honesty and right-your
day will come. Franlin, from per-
ny-saving boy, walking in the streets
with loaf of bread under his arm, be-
came Il companion of kings.-lix
Morris tribune., 1883-03-10

AT point between forty-three and
fifty fathoms beneath the surface of
the sea, Secchi, POurtales and Bouguer
have found that all traces of light
| cease, the most delicate chemical tests
remaining unaffected when sunk
! lower in the water. Prof II. Fuchs in
| this limit of INSTRUMENTATION a divi-
sion line which separates all oceanic
life into two great classes, ore of
which seeks the light, while the other
| remains in region of total darkness.
The fauna oflight inhabits the shall
low water near coasts, and is not
abundant at greater depth than
thirty fathoms; while the species of
darkness live in the deep sea, and are
never found much nearer the surf;,ce
than fifty fathoms during daylight,
although some of them rise to the sur
face at night.
From a report given by Dr. D. z.
Salmon, of the Department of Agricul-
ture, in reply to enquiries from abroad,
it apyears that charbon-fever is not
known to be very destructive to the do
mestic animals of the United States,
its raVages being most severe in the
lower Mississippi valley, where it
causes heavy losses of stock at times,
especially after great inllndations. DIR.
Salmon does not believ that the intro
duction of Pasteur's nlethod of protec-
tive vaccination COULD be made a sue
cess as a business ven ture. Experience
in Europe has show n that the suscep-
tibility of animals to the virus varies
greatly in differellt countries, and be-
fore the plan Of vaccination can be
adopted here expensive experiments
must he made to determine the proper
strength of accine for American ami
mails. a government laboratory for
the preparation and free distribution
of vacciEes of charbon and other con-
tagious diseases of animals would, it
is suggested, be desirable.
By welding together iron and steel
Mons. Kiel has obtained product
which is stated to posses the charac-
ters of both metals. This so-called
steel-iron has been prepared in five
ways, viz: steel by the side of iron,
steel between two layers Of iron, iron
between two layers of steel, "a core of
steel surrounded by iron, and core
of iron surrounded by steel.
Morris tribune., 1883-03-10

Congress passed quite number of
bills which will give general satistac-
ton. Among them is the one regulat-
ing the issuance of postal orders. 1t
authorizes the issue Of orders to the
amount of 500, but not more, and the
rates are: SO, $ cents; from $40 to SIS,
10 cents: SIS to $50, Is cents; $50 to
$40, 20 cents; $40 to 500, - cents; $50
to $50, so cents; $50 to SO, 50 cents;
$40 to $50, 10 cents; $50 to 100, 45 cents.
1t also authorizes the issue of postal
notes.in denomination, of s. and un-
der, without corresponding advices, to
be on engraved paper, and known as
postal notes, payable to bearer, and to
be invalid after three months. There
after par value can be obtained on ap-
plication to the post office department
at WASHINGTON.
Morris tribune., 1883-03-10
STATE NEWS.

Waseca county wants a poor farm.
Red Wing has cancelled 81, 900 of it
bonds.
A 200-barrel steam mill is soon to b.
erected at Sleepy Eye.
Flax is expected to be the stapl
crop in the vicinity of Window.
\ heavy sea cleared the ice out o
the harbor at Duluth Sunday night.
\ telephone line has been completed
between Crookston and Red LAX,
Falls.
Delano will soon point with pride to {
lemon beer, pop and soda factory
within her borders.
Hon. G. G. Hartley of Brainerd was
married to Miss Carrie Woodward OF
Minneapolis on Wednesday.
y steam boat will this spring be
! put on the connecting lakes, Little
Pine, Big Pine and Otter Tail.
The quarantine against small poX at
Aitkin will be continued for some
time as several new cases are reported.
\ crew of frowdies stormed the lock-
up at Perham not long ago and rescued
one of their number who was enclosed
within it.
The erection and operation of a tow
mill and bag factory at Washington
is being considered by parties from AL
lance Ohio.
Sias Gaskell, of Rochester, eighty
four years old, fell down Il flight of
stairs in the union depot at Chicago,
and died soon afterwards. His remains
were brought home Friday.
Norbert Barheau, of Belle Prairie,
Claims to be the owner of sixty hens
that have been laying every day dur
ing the winter. He will double the
number next season and if present
prices hold expects to have no further
trouble about money matters.
The report of the Duluth board of
trade for 1878, shows that during the
year there were shipped from that
point 8 223355 1917 bushels of wheat, so, 796
bushels of corn, and 27.175 bushels of
oats. There has been a steady increase
in wheat shipments, but falling off
in corn, the shipments of which for
the previous year were l, ,714,992 BUSH
els.
The Diamond and Bluff mills at
Red Wing burned on Sunday last.
The loss is $24O,OOO with an Insurance
aggregating $157, 800, divided between
thirty-siX companies. A meeting of
the stockholders will he held in q few
days, but it is feared by. the citizens
that the mills will not be rebuilt. The
secretary thinks the amount that will
be realised from insurance will amount
to $4,000 to $40, 600 and that the loss
to the stockholders will be fully as
much more.
Morris tribune., 1883-03-10
First Publication February 18th, 1888
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE

~ SALE. - 0'''''' 'A
Whereas, default has been made in the con-
ditions of certain indenture of mortgage,
made, executed and delivered by A. IL. Taisey
and Harriet L. Taisey his wife, mortgagors, to
Chas. +. Young, mortgagee, dated August
25th, 1879, and recorded in the office of the
Minnesota, ON the 18th day of August, 1879, at
o'clock =. NJ, in Book b of Mortgage Deeds,
at pages ia and lis, together with the power
of sale therein contained; which mortgage
was given to secure the sum of one thousand
dollars, with interest at eight per cent. per
annum, payable annually; and, whereas, de-
fault has been made in the payment of the
sum of twenty-seven dollars and eighty cents
interest which became due and payable on
the lst day of November, 1881, and the sum of
eighty dollars interest which became due
AID payable on said mortgage November lst,
1882; and whereas, there is claimed to be due
and is due at the date of this notice, on said
mortgage and the debt thereby secured, the
sum of one hundred and fourteen dollars and
twenty-five cents, and to become due thereon
the sum of one thousand dollars and interest
thereon at per cent, from November lSt,
1882, and no proceedings having been had or
instituted to recover the sum secured by said
mortgage, or any part thereof, at law or
given, that by virtue of the power of sale in
said mortgage contained and Herewith re-
corded. and pursuant to the statute in such
case made and provided, the said mortgage
will be foreclosed and the said mOrtgaged
premises therein described, viz: The north
east quarter of section twelve, township one
hundred and twenty-SiX, range fOrty-threc,
in the town of Donnelly, county of Stevens
State of Minnesota, will be sold by the
sheriff of said Stevens county, or his
deputy, at public auction, to the highest bid
der for cash, at the front door of the post
office, in the village of Morris, county of
stevens. State Minnesota, on the 9TH day of
April, 1893, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of that day. to |
satisfy and pay the amount that will then be |
due on said mortgage and the debt thereby |
secured, and the costs and expenses of such !
sale and foreclosure, including the sum of
fifty dollars attorneys fees stipulated in said !
mortgage.
Dated Feb. 10th. 1888.
CHAS. +. YOUNG,
Mortgagee.
s. b. BARTLETT,
Atty for Mortgagee. jOt7
Morris tribune., 1883-03-10

The Pioneer Press has been agitat-
ing the question of the public printing
in Ramsey county. AS Il result the
Dispatch has been made the official
paper OF the county. 1t is not often
that the agjtations of questions of
public importance by the p. p. pro-
duces sucn immediate results.
Morris tribune., 1883-03-10

EsquimauX are said to he able to see
objects at u much greater distance
than Americans or Europeans, and
this remarkable keenness Of vision
enables them to spread intelligence
by means of sign telegraphy over
hundreds Of miles in a single day.
According to Mr.. J. X. Laughton, of
the London Meteorological Society,
measurements now made of the force
and velocity of the wind are very un-
satisfactory on account of the lack of a
standard anemometer.
Morris tribune., 1883-03-10

with the republican party in the COM
ing elections of the next two years.
But now the party may be said to have
a fighting chance for the next presi-
dency and the next congress. 1t is
not ruled out of the race, and its
chances to win are at least as good as
those of its opponent. The passage of
the tariff bill and of the civil service
reform bill are the two measures which
redeem the late congress from utter
failure and give the party which con-
trolled it still some hold on the popu-
lar confidence.
Morris tribune., 1883-03-10

What u judge of character that
Brooklyn boy must be, of whom the
following story is told: II reckin' its
Vanderbilt himself, said an urchin to
u group of comrades who gathered
around to hear his story of a man who
had just been rescued from drowning.
why de yer think ?" asked one of
them. "Cos | saw i'm give the felIer
what hauled i'm out, quarter"