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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-14
THE MAN OF MILLIONS.
He Takes No Interest in His
Formor Pride,
But Oisccurses Freely On the Merits ot
Maud S, and Other Inter-
esting Topics.

New YORK, June 13.-Mr. Vanderbilt
said to a reporter who saw him after his re-
turn from Europe
lam little tired but that is owing en-
tirely to being on shipboard. After have
rested shall feel firSt rate. My health is
good. intended to make second trip in
July, but hardly think shell 90 again
this season. You see have hid three sea
voyages in this trip. Perhaps they are
enough for the present. / do not know
whether my wife will want to so. 1t de-
pends on her whether / carry out my
plans"
rope?' q,
mo, l shall not go TO Saratoga. shs'l
have Maud S. brought here and drive her
on the road occasionally
Been doing well?'
"She always does well. She can do any
thing you ask her.
That Mare Can DO Everything but
Talk.
and knows enough to do that. Yes, Cor
nelius will sail Wednesday. He is going
over with his wife and boy. He will not
be gone more than six weeks. Oh, no, he
Is not going on DuSlutsS. IL Will DS q 'A'N- !
pleasure trip, that is all.
"a meeting of the Trunk Line Pfesi'
dents has been talked about lately
"Well, | am not President any longer.
am nota President and do care whether
they meet or not. But what do they want
to meet for? The Grand Trunk cutting
rates? Why, of course, the Grand Trunk
is cutting rates. 1t wouldn't do anything
at all, ii not cut rates. The only thing for
us TO do is to say how far they may cut
them. There isn't much need OF Presl:.
dents meeting if cutting by the Grand
Trunk is all they would have to talk
about
"stocks are little higher thas they were
when you went away.
Are they? do not take much interest
in the
stock Market.
hardly know what the price OF any oae
stock is. don't care about the movement
of prices. have nothing 70 sell, no mat
ter what people may say, and fos that mat
ter have nothing to buy. have what
want TO hold and don't care to sell o. buy
So you see the stock market does NOT In
terest me-"
"But you will buy the West Shore RoaC
by and BY. will you notT ,.
W est W l3A "eAs
the West Shore? Why. should have twt
elephants on my hands then-that IS,
should think had. So. do not want 4
buy the West Shore. certainly have N
use for it. Opened To Newburshr IS It
What time does it make TO Newburgnr !
suppose il makes rather slow time, Hsy'
they succeeded in flling up that hoi
where the
Tracks CseA 20 Disappear
regularly every night. l hope the me-
who built the road will make money out
il, presume they will, but they N y nc
| DO as well as reported. At any rate hav
| got all the railroads want, and have nc
| The least wish for any more"
| Mr.. VsnGerbiltis building an addition
his picture gallery. an addition that !
larger esn the original gallery. The va!
are up but the floor and roof are not con
pleted. Mr. Vanderbilt carefully examine
the progress OF the work yesterday, an
sa,d that during his visit he had bought
.fex small thugs" but nothing OF impo
tance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-14
BRIEFLY TOLD.

.,,s profit of a strawberry teSti'
/ Ib' = .a'ito be slso, y. ,,-.., .,,,, f., !.
~ thousand cOcOanuts have been
hi'! mis- season il Monroe county, Fla.
n 'a" Mich, &ss,an eavs'trOush fac
LOVE- n,, ,prrs out $500 feet Of complete
". Conn, has nine quartet
F''1'',S ,Soi-,, one double quartet and
,.e-sr ~ sight in Los Angeles led to
1--we i. s., five hours and complaint Of
t.,,,.y in seven days o.,,-.,.
w.. -, ~s,r.oli boy in South Carolina
4 ... s,.,; 4 pistol to play with, and shot
S,s,,i through the head
,r,,he way Of Punjshins a sedUceE
4ls ,'.. i,.;s,s 70 lis ankles and wrists and
4 10 u him \, to pieces with horses.
u, y. ~ F. B saesst, o. ritusviIls, Fla, has has
y, ,b;, wear nearly S)oPOunds OF honey
/. .sn 1l1 only vi. SIX hives OF bees, ,.,
I..,,s >; plumbsso has been discovered
.,Ss head waters OF the Santa Ana
"a; 'Is s,.1ona: -[ also large deposit OfboraH
4 the same locality
-. T.r,s LEGISLATURE has appropriated
I'm LAY aass se:s OF the ten volumes
", ~, : S.,T,5s-a Historical Society Papers.
" So s-e now having the l6O sets
bound , ;n..
. H. paced it in a stove for safe keep
,s,s 4 cold day coming on. he built a
4 t-.s,..a. all ABOUT the cash, which
4 s q, 4.aed.
4 u.~..-ot Syracuse ladies have formed
'-~-.-.s so- the manufacture OF cakes
| ,.~,.saes. s1.ais, iellies, etc, for sale to
1 -~s. .5ors who 30 not desire to do
4 va.s in no. weather.
4 r-.>.a.s Treasurer Of New Hampshire
--~..ss hat from June OF last year to
4 ~ ...s the State paid out $3,o2l %
4 .-..- ;.- animals and birds, destruc'
4 -.,r-,y. which were killed.
\ ,... axes 10 the newspapers most kind
DE now rs newspapers publish
4 .-... ,srsdon, besides IHi miscellane-
A r.n. t.ons. and in the three years,
4 k.-.,,-- .ae EQUATION increased from
4 ... .. tGtl-1.
~.... wiz: curious announcement ap-
\ ,-s..a 25,aa. India, paper: The thir-
4 ... anniversary Of the rooua E.oqHence
4 ... .mesce oa the 81 OF May. 1t is
4 -,a. ,... 20 celebrate the occasion with BE-
4 u.1e p5mp a2dceremonies.
The Las, Carroll. L., Democrat says the
A ON n the uoss trade has subsidized to
4 ne er:e.,. but speculation has been very
A ,oEab.e. one OF the merchants VINO in
4 ted c02,smp,ates retiring from business
A :sexpec:ed 10 make tour TO Europe.
An American woman was introduced to
j Italian .aly in Florence not long since
4 latter being hcra,ted as line English
4 ao.a-. She presented q bouquet OF low
h. 10 the American, WHO ackuowledsed
aasu Iy sayj., "TLaaas." "We.Ss, re-
4 .eIlLe .A,isu.sptaA.u- i,l..aD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-14
Ghinesa NananaIlsfs,

VICTORIA. B. C., June l3--Cbinese hrms
are quietly buying or leasing large Guan::
tity of real estate in the northern part OF
this city on which TO erect extensive busi,
ness horses. The transactions are regarded
as significant OF the intention OF the
Chinese to monopolize the trade In Chinese
and japanese goods with Eastern CANADA,
on the completion Of the Csnsdian Pac'ns
Railway.
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A<e RrA

LYLE RoeK, Ark, June. E.-In 1874,
John williams, q native Of Philadelphia,
wa, convicted in Deslsoe comfy OF murder
In the second degree and ssatencyd 70 the
psnitentisry for life. To-day h. wss taken
before Chancellor Carroll On wht Of ha-
beas corpus and set free bseo1se o. incor'
rec. sentence, the longest punishment un'
der tie statues for the sscoo degree beins
p years. Williams Is White nan and z
yeaYs old.
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CYCLONE.
Houses Unronfed and Trees Uprooted
I'm MisSourf

visited this city. doing considerable dam.
age. The High School bell tower was in
iured. Milbank's engine room and J. l.
Myers barn were unroofed. Curry's barn
was blown from the foundation and Dennis
Wolfkill's residence, FIVE miles southeast
from here, was demolished.
A family was carried through the ais
about 500 yards. At Utica, near hele, the
Baptist brick church was demolished, and
at Sumner City, eight cen miles southwest
eleven buildings were destroyed. Thou
sands OF trees were uprooted, and three.
fourths of the apple crop around here is de-
stroyed.
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Comnssalal CrusaAers.

NEW YoKx, Juno 'Ia-The Board oil
Trade recon nends tb at when the bill re-
lisying commercial jewellers from inter.
ference by State 90 GERS 10 again introduced
in Congress. the measure should receive
the support OF " rious trade 'orgsn'zstions
in the country rs well IS business men In
general.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-14
The ReIment Libel Suit.

NEw YoRK, June l3.-The trial OF John
Dewey, charged With ibelling August Bel
mont, was resumed to day. NJ ]. Castello
claimed that the statements made by De-
voy, in the article alleged to be ibellous,
were fully justified by the facts, and he
also said that the control ling influence be
hind the District Attorney in his proSecu-
ton of the defendant was purely political
Assistant District Attorney Fellows
charged that the cou nsers statement wa,
a wilful falsehood.
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The Gaessers NJ Work.
SUBJECTS FOR SLAUGHTER
The Greenbaekers NsmInate a TtcksA
at G0laaabus

at G0luAbus.
CoLryurs, o., June l3-The GFeenbsOk
Convention nominated the following ticket :
Governor, CharlesJ. Jenkins, Of Aahoning
Lieutenant Governor, WA. Baksr, OF lick.
ing Supreme Judge, short term. II. A.
Chamberlain, OF Lacas. Supteme Judge
long term, James Z Grogan, Of Hooking.
Clerk OF the Supreme Court, VIM. Bentze,
OF Franklin. Attorney Gersral, Lloyd q,
Tuttle, OF Lake county. Auditor OF STATE
c |. J. II. Rhodes, of Sandu,ky. Treasured
OF State. John Seetz, of Seneca. Conmis
sioper Of Public Schools. J. n Case, o.
Franklin. Member Of the Board OF Public
Works John J. Scribper, OF Knox
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-14

Sc. '.'.' Is June IA Springfield, Mo
AZ s.,.. AEneas Ridge, while rssisrins =
To-. N 20 NaS shot and killed by a sbsr;FSs
SCr , -. ioIth's sawmill, fifteen Tnjies
& sr.. '''S city. Ridge was wanted on =
q .r'.r. .'''r i'.rE two negroes He vac
d. 90 .oEu Ridge. Chief of ,bs
>@''Sr l-G CSGsin II Coz. Bm lin,
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KEYsER, w. VA.
A sad Case Of Insanity-Other Items Of
Interest.
Special 10 the Register.

Spertdi 10 me RcGtAteT.
krNSER, W. Va, June l3.-Mr II. r.
Burr, charged with insanity, was arrested
Yesterday by Officer Head, and committed
Dy Justice Shay. EUrr is 81 years old.
lie lives in this county, twenty miles he.
low here. and always has been respected
citizen. He has an excellent family. They
are in good circumstances. Oyerwork and
stomach trouble was the cause. The Super.
intendent Of The Insane Asylum has been
notified.
Col. W. T. Head, clerk OF the court, who
has been very i'll for some months, and for
whom last week there appeared no hopes
for recovery, is slowly improving.
County Court commenced yesterday and
will be in session several deys.
Will. Miller formerly Of Miller and
FraHzho;m, OF Wheeling who has been
sejourning in the West for several weeks
will be home this week and remain short
time, after which he returns 10 the West
". +. Dillon and Or. Hardss.y, Of
Wheeling, were down this week.
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ThS. T,.~h ofa n stern.

ABuEsL KAss., June IA Gazette re.
porter kss Just returned from the track o
the storm. which occuUed sions the line o.
Clay sni. Dickinson counti.a Ten houses
were b.own down and thirty stables de
molis' ced. one small child killed and nre
pfO, le Injured, noIe fatally
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-14
WI7FFIING W va. MORNING. JUNE IA. 1888

boy to do. Mrs. Mutt and her daughter are
of course sorry that such thing occurred
and are greatly worried over it. James
Mutt is quite calm, but like his mother
and sister, has nothing to say. A number
OF bis friends visited him and also visited
Mrs. Mutt.
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KA1a GAA, HRieka.

BrTTALo> June lS-Frank Thornton and
Bsrnard Nolan lave been arrsstsd for sell
sss g o1 70 ~. "a RS,siS: S.ss. sn D,a DSaTPSs PS
and undsr the patronaes OF The Iron work.
ers. Thsy confessed that thsy worried"
Cleveland, Toledo and other western sitish
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-14

Tie greatest medical voadss Of The
world. Warranted 70 speedily cure Barns,
bruises, Cuts, Ulcsry. 4sit Rhsun. fss
yer. Sores, CaneeFs. Piiss, Chilbiains,
Corss, letter. Chspped Hsnds and I'll skin
eruptions. guaranteed 70 cure 10 every -.
stance. OF money fsfunoe1. - eenfe gef
box. For sais ty Logan 4 Co. DsssgsAA
Bridge CornsY. - =.
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Are the NihiIists nt work.

Sr. PETERSBURG, June 1a-Tsere was an
explosion of gun powder in factory near
the city. No details. Three stories OF the
barracks OF Kalugs have fallen, killing ten
persons and ipjuring many.
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compelled 10 Pay M. Dsn,.

NJ i"sN, June l3 3-Geo. w NO., os
s,s,-N " "Irges' Minstrel CombiDat;',OO' -
IN. crested ,td when about 90 sail io- E, ,'
1 sR ,ur instance Of VIM. Fmmst. Is
4 r., l.' AZ opera House, who desirpJ - -
H. g 'HniiDg bill. Moore IaIsr -
lev u" '"h' claimed and resumed his 90. Iu
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The Oar.

HALIFAX, June I3.-Hamm and Trainer
left for Pullman, Ilis,. 10 r0E IN ssngis
scI,ll race on the 22d instant. ...
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RxHnosA Va. Juns A-Fins fains 10
Virgins and North Careiins the past week
have hGen . great bensat 70 All Of tbe ceopS
The fsfmsys are puttisg out eobeooo paane
crop win be large asA0 esod quality ~
laat year. -
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wisconsin Masons I'm s.s.,a,.

WILwAUEEE. June 13-The Masons OF
the State in Grand Lodge session. to-day.
elected l., E. Reed, of Ripen Most worshiD
ful Grand Mister; Oliver Lihbsy. o. Green
Bay, Deputy Grand Master; II. V. Hj:siu,
otVoisq1a, Senior Grand Warden,
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Rsssy Yeass' KzDsysssss % - 80

preseription d one q ths 6est isnsIs ply:
sicisns end psfsss n The United eestes. -
hss been ussd Tor forty yoan vffh nsves.
fsilirg success by miIIions q methcs. tos
their ehiIdrss. II relieves ths Child from
pAip. curss dyssntsry end diafThor. mp.
ine in The bowels md yin1 colie. ~
e;girg health 10 tie child relieves 10
noiLsr. Price Is oeats bettiA
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Pirrsyosp, MAs.. Sept. u, ts7k
sIEs--I have taken Hop Bittsn sod re.
onuspd them 70 olhsrs. - fo1se them
very beneficial. Mn. J. w. Tullsy. 6sc.
Wcnsn'S Tenn p<rance Union.
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JoFLIN, No., June 13-All the mines in
this vicinity are flooded. The farmers are
great sufferers by the rains, which have re-
aIded corn planting sud wheat harvesting.
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SINGULAR STUP0R.
A Pennsy Iyania Woman Becomes I'm
conscious and Nothing Can Arouse
Her-Eight Days In n Trance.

Her-Eight Days In n Trance.
REApISc June l3.-The case Of Miss An
ME C. Chain, who has been lying in what
is supposed to be trance for the past eight
days, is exciting considerable interest in
the borough of Womeislorf, few miles
from this city. The young lady is about -
years of see, is qaite pretty. ard is mem
Der OF good family. Up TO Sunday after
noon, June 3, she vas in apparent excel
lent health and spirits. She suddenly com.
piained Of giddiness and went to her room,
where she dropped of into swoon.. From
that day 20 this she has not spoken or
taken any nour.shmert. All efforts to re-
vive her have proven futile. An electric
battery wss applied without any success.
She lies perfectly still, and is, apparently,
unconscious of everything about her. Dur.
ing the eight days Of her strange aiHtciion
she has considerably fallen away. There
is weak pulse and occasionally the ex'
tr6mities are cold.
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soutn~sn ExpSsitiSo.

( IorrsyrLLE. Kr.. June I3.-Tbe Southern
sFr,1,itit1 offers premium o! i.Oo1 Iof
,be les, hale II Icng staple cotton. 500 fo'
I lie s. cold bsst and ilJJ ". tae iliira bss /.
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H.p..,, sued for Libel.

NEW YORK, June 10 Norman L. Nun:
roe, publisher, began action FOR libel
spainst James Gordon Bennett Tor damages
Of 500, eco.
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Eloyu 70 Pieces.

TErxTos, \. j.. June la-Thos. Cuileton
arc Iichsei Hsuk we're torn TO pieces sy
lie explosion OF a vulesnizsr IN the rasaer
vvrks &C day. :.
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4 DEviISH DEED.
ACrime RsS which The I.Ss Affords ss
ASsaaate PaaishOsns.

DETRor5, Mich, June l,.--Nstue Dioo.
tramp while going on an s.rsnd, ct Che.
boygsn, lsst night, and was found In a
dying condition this JASsning. She hsd
been outrsged, stabbei In the left luDg
and otherwise taeribly Injured. The great
est eIeitement pness1s, and . Issge hodv
pnrsait OF the wretch who committed the
crinH
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POLITICAL PRoeNosTlcATloNs.
What Arihur's Chances are for the
Nomination in 'sf-His Boom 20 Com
mencc In Due Season.


washington, June l3.-In sn interview.
the other day. Senator Beck said he was
sfrsid there was one Republican who
would be- successful in the next Presiden.
tial campaign II his party hal sense enough
- recognize bis merits and nominate him.
Beck arrived here to day. He was tackled
~ once by the correspondents and polite
isns. They waited TO krOw which Repub.
lican OF prominence he had referred 70.
Teck lodged the question. II may have
made a mistake said he. in throwing
out hint OF that kind. | will say nothing
except that there Is such q person. Yod
can make as shrewd n gness as you are
able TO make as TO whom meant
The Gaessers NJ work.
The shrewdest are Of opinion that the Ken.
lnCy Senator has Arthur In his mind. Said
one of them: Arthur Is coming quietly
TO the front He has repeatedly said he is
not a candidate. But he is, and he is work.
ing in the most skillful manner for the
nomination. The chances are good for his
getting IT, His boom will start in good
season. II will be engineered with the
greatest skill. Every effort is being put
forth for reconciliation in the Republican
ranks. Arthur has the means 10 bring the
factions TO terms. He win use them, and
by reason Of his using them jGdicially, he
will be the banner leader In 1854
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WklI Sail.

SEw YoRE. Juno l3-The International
Military Rife Team will sail for England
on Tuesday.
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w,ptuore Money,

P!sasssPTos, n. Y, lure ia-The e'gsr|
rscl, =. folmsd urioE snc struck sEsi1sss
utrc::on tf Esges g cay. -
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Going f,r the Cams.

NV YrTK. jnne lS-Ihe p"icy SHOPS
were agsin rriGet. HsGy dealers ana p!sy
ers Nslt a.ts.td.. .....
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You Bet Does.

HARGIsBUEG, PA, June l3.--The follow
ing has Just been received by Treasurer
Bailey: Jim Mutt has, just this moment,
sos, shot and killed Dukes. This disbars
him. Signed \. BEALL
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Melancholy Tragedy

are as follows: Capt. Mutt arrived at Un-
iontown from his official duties in Harris
burg Oh the late train Saturday, December
%. The next morning he came into town
somewhat early for Sunday and called up.
on his nephew, Clark Breckenridge, cashier
OF the Peoples Bank of Fayette county. In
company with a young relative named
Craft they proceeded to Mr.. Breckenridge's
bank. Capt. Mutt here requested young
Mr.. Craft to wait for him at the hotel, as
he desired to have some
Private Conversation
with his nephew. Mg, Craft withdrew.
Shortly afterwards the Captain, aCcompa'
MED by Breckenridge, crossed the street
from the bank to hotel called the Jen-
nings House. They asked for Mr.. Dukes
room and were shown up, one taking one
stairway and one the otEer. 1t may be
necessary to mention one circumstance in
this connection. Mr.. Dukes had informed
his landlady that morning at breakfast that
he wished his room placed in order while
he was at breakias', showing the visit was
not unexpected At the doorway OF Mr..
Dukes room the two visitors paused, and
the Captain entered alone and closed the
door.
ASCuiiiing
was heard. Breckenridge eutered sn l
found the two gentlemen struggling. He
threw himself between them and succeed
ed in separating them. This noise brought
James j. Feathers, son-in-law of the land
lord, 10 the room. Upon his arrival, he
turned his attention to Mr.. Dukes. Breck-
enridge was holding the Captain at this
moment, so Feathers testified at the in
quest. Dukes raised his weapon, 32 cali
bre Smith K WesSon revolver, and fired at
Mutt. The ball entered below the left eye
and
Pierced the Brain.
He fell into the arms Of his nephew. Con.
sciousness must have ceased instantly, al
though he continued TO breathe for fe W
minutes after he was shot. He held cane
in bis hand and Colts 3S.calibre revol'
yer was found on his person. He did not
have II out of his pocket. None OF Capt.
Nuts friends knew he intended to seek
an interview with Dukes. They knew OF
No Enmity Existing
between the men. although Mutt mention
ed to some one he had received two inta'
nous letters from Dukes.
Dukes was about thiTty-three years old,
and is a graduate of Princeton College.
Capt. Mutt was for a number Of years cash
Ter OF the national bank of Fayette county,
and was appointed State Cashier by Gen.
Bailey soon after the latter's election. He
bad an excellent character and had hosts
OF friends.
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HENDRICKS AND MCDONALD.
They Sit Beside Each Oiher at Ban.
quet Tor Two Hours Without TX.
changing "a Word.

They Sit Beside Each Oiher at Ban.
ouet Ior Two Hours without TX.
changing word.
INDIANAPOLIS. June Is An incident
which may have some political significance,
inasmuch as it pretty cOnclus'vely proves
that Mcdonald and Hendricks personally,
as well as politically, are at swords points,
occurred this evening at q banquet tender
sd the Macon Volunteers, Georgia mill.
tsry organization. The banquet was spread
at the Bates House, anu was attended by
Governor Porter, Mr.. Hendricks, Mr.. Nc.
I Ienald and number Of other Indiana
notables and politicians OF
Different Political Faiths.
When the banque, hall was thrown open
and the guests assembled the master OF
ceremonies either designed,y or accident
ally, conducted the TWO Democratic leaders
to adjoining seats near the head OF the ban.
quoting board. IL was evident from the
first that the situation was very delicate
one, but an attempt to rectify matters by
changing their seats would have only add
ed TO the embarrassment of each, and they
were compelled to sit side by side for two
mortal hours, during which time they
occupied themselves in ccnversing very
glibly with the gentlemen sitting opposite
them, neither, however, addressing a word
TO the other or appearing to notice each
others presence.
The Affair
has created no little talk among the faith
full, but whom it is regarded as an unmis-
taxable evidence that the recently publish
ed interview with Mr.. Hendricks, in which
he expressed so keen an appreciation Of
Mr.. Tilden's worth and desire to see the
old ticket of 1876 renominsted. has been re-
sented by Mr.. Mcdonald TO the extent OF
his refusal to recognize his former COL
league. Certain it is that the split between
them is beyond hope of healing,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-14
IN HUMAN FORM.
4 RIack Beast Commits n Horrible ana
UnCaiicd-for Triple Murder In
Georgia.

Georgia.
CoLrMBvs, Ga, June 13.-At Rockford
Ccsac county, Alatama, JordOn Corbin, a
negro, entered the house Of peaceful clti'
zen named Benz. Carbon, and shot him
while lying on bed His wife jumped up
and he negro shot her down. The son
started 10 give the alarm and he was also
shot. All we're instantly killed. \ daughter
sced II years escaped aud gave the alarm.
There was no provication for the murder:
The country round about is being sconred
for the fspd.