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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-10
A New Line East.

CHICAGO. July 9-The Chicago and Trunk
road announces that it has completed ar.
rangements with the Detroit, Grand Haven
and Milwaukee, and the Grand Trunk, in
cludipg the Great Western Division, by
which its tickets by wav Of Port Huron are
good, by way of Detroit, thus giving Its
patrons the choice of the routes and max.
inc a new line 10 the East
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Surrendered Himself.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, July "a special to
the Gazette from Lonoke, Ark, says: Hosea
King, charged with the murder Of Long
Meylt, the doorkeeper of Coles circus, in
that town sevaral months ago, has surren-
dered to the sheriff, and was admitted to
S1O OnO hail
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ysalSUsyb Bss0kA

Nrw YopK, July a-Robert simpson. .
cartman, thirty years OF sge, was killed To-
night by Alex. Boyer, mulstto, twenty
FIVE years OF age. simpson. white man:
had deserted his wife for young coIored
woman. with whom he hsd been Iiv'
ing in York street. Boyer Was
also infatuated with tho ssmc woman
and jealousy between them ,aussd ire
guent quarrc.s. Twoweeks ego they fought
hrrerly, Foyer being conquered. lie lie
paItea yo-ing vengeance. Tonight he
me, S.mtsOn and killed him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-10
CLAIMS A FOUL.
O'HaDl0n and Gang Come Together
and the Former Claims a Foul To BE
ROwed over on saturday.

PITrsBURGH, July 9.-The O'Hanlon Gang
three mile boat race, which was postponed
on Saturday evening on account OF rough
water was 10 have been rowed over the AL
legheny course this morning. At half past
nine o'clock Henry Meyer, Esq, the ref
cree, took position under the Suspension
bridge and called the men out. Attwenty
minutes OF ten the principals got into line.
OHanlon wore q blue rowing suit, while
Gang was attired in white. The men got
the word together but at the start o Han
Ion jumped to the 'front.'. and by power
full stroke forged ahead. There was a
Very Strupg Current
running and the pace was slow. At the
Columbia boat club O'Hanlon was leading
by clear length, and he crossed over and
took Gangs water. This position was kept
until the men got ~ Madison avenue
tapout half mile from the start when
Gang spurted and began closing up on the
MCkeeSport scuiler. U Hanlan also spurted,
but be wss steering badly and he went in
too close on some RATS, and had TO stop
rowing. Gang kept on pulling, and their
boats coming together, their outriggers be.
came locked. Hanlan stopped rowing and
Gang went on. The Mckeesport man
roHed back 10 the referees boat and entered
a aim of foul. Gang. however, leisurely
pulled over the course, making the dis
tBnce in twenty eight minutes.
The Referee
called She principals and their judges and
after listening to the testimony and visit.
ing the spot where the foul occurred, he
decided that the men should row over
sgain, mex; Saturday afternoon between
four and SIX o'clock being the time set
The referee also decided al bets Off B.,
the articles Of sgreement there should BE-
clear length OF water between the be at
before the leader can CrOes over 70 tsks hi
opponents water. Ii one boat does tax
The others water he does so at hly peril
1t was under this clause that the ioul &C
CURED, and the article not being q ear. ID
referee gsve the above Cecis,on. The raC
is for $40 side.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-10
This Little Episode
Court Clerk in Trouble.

PIrTsErIcH, July 9.-The grand jury this
afternoon returned true bills against Arch
H. Rowand, clerk of the county courts, on
two indictments, charging him with mis-
demeanor in office. The indictments
contain nineteen counts, alleging that
fines were collected where none were i'm.
posed. and that Reward failed to account
Tor the large sums of money collected.
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PoWDERlT'S OPINION.
How He Looks at the Matter of Con-
solidating Ali the Trades Unions
Into One National Federation.

SCRANTON, PA, July 9.-Mayor Powderly,
Grand Master Workmen of the Knights Of
Labor, has been interviewed regarding the
published plan of Secretary Martin, OF the
Amalgsmated Association, TO consolidate
all trades unions into one national fedora
ton. Replying to the question whether
the statements were true that there was to
be a new departure in the management OF
the knights OF Labor. he said: Il don't
know whether Mr.. Martin believes that
such a thing should be done or not. DO
know that the Knights of Labor are in no
way sgitated over the discussion OF such
move. The order of Knights of Labor has
for years been engaged in the work OF
organizing
that the men of these trades might more
successfully cooperate with each other,
and now when We have 200 assemblies,
thoroughly organized, it is not at all PROB
able that we are going TO stop and go back
where we started from fourteen years ago.
Such an acs would proclaim to the world
that all of these years We were travelling IN
the wrong direction. We already have
several trade district assemblies in the
Knights of Labor and whenever trade is
sufficiently organized 10 form itself into
district il may do so under our present
laws. All this talk comes from men who
who are not connected with the Knights ot
Labor, and, as a consequence, know nothing
about the matter
Martin Not n Knight.
gMartin, he said, was not member OF
the Knights, and he tPOwderIyl was told
that for some reason ne does not look upon
the Knights with very partial eye. When
asked the origin Of the rumors, Mayor
Powderly said he didn't know. He lately
made a tour through the States OF Ohio,
Indiana Kentucky and New York, and
visited Pittsburgh twice within the past
six weeks, and never heard anything con-
cerning the move, nor is there anything on
foot among the members That any changes
to be made will be introduced at our con-
vention in Cincinnati next September,
and after that body has passed on them
the world will know it-nOt before.
The increase in assemblies said Mr..
Powderly, is from 80 to 100 each month.
AS far as internal djsseutions are con.
cerned, We have no more than we ought to
expect in so large an organization, and,
Furthermore, we won't tolerate them.'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-10
The Toy Pistol.

ERIE, Pa, July "a girl aged was
shot to-day by a boy still younger, who
snapped at her what was supposed to be
n toy pistol, but which proved to be a
loaded revolver. The victim handed the
weapon ia her companion and told him in
sport TO shoot at her. II is not known
whether the wound will prove fatal.
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Believed To BE Insane.

PHILADELPHIA, July 9-Charles Briggs,
who murcered his wife Saturday, was COM
nitted to await the action of the Grand
Jury. At the inquest the prisoner swore
the woman was not his wife. though they
lived together three years. Briggs asserted
tbst the woman cut her own throat. He
IS believed TO be insane.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-10
Starving in the streets

OF Buffalo, and were committed to the
Erie county alnshouse. All OF these peo-
pie came in to the United States via Canada.
The Canadian steamers engaged in import
ing cattle 10 Great Britain make very low
rates for this class OF emigrants
TO Canada. He is also informed tha'
large number of "stste aided emigrans
will leave Fsyrus, Ireland, in the next Al
len steamer, and are 10 he sent at once from
Canada into the United States. 1t is stated
at the Treasury Department that there IS
DO law at present to prevent immigration
through Canada into the Territories.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-10
Iua Rnrna. Renrlt

% CINCINNATI, July 9-Tbe soc. glove ieht,
arranged for tonight 81 Nj zart Hall. be-
tween John No.in, = noe maker of this
ely. aid Brooks oi Ca'1 rrnia. Tor $50 q
SIDE. yroc. eGed with through two rouud.
when the police in'srfereS end the contest
wss stolped. Nolin hs'i krocsed Brooks
diHLIH lltA lpup's,
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Tearing Things.

DEs MONIES, a., July 9.--Henry Slayer,
of Swains, \. Y, fired a dozen shots
through his bed room door at the Morgan
House yesterday afternoon, destroyed the
furniture, and felied a man named Holmes
who attempted to capture him. Five
policemen finally overpowered him on the
roof OF the hotel. He tried to put bullet
into his forehead, but the ball glanced of,
Learning furrow in his skull.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-10
TWO NEWSPAPER MEN
Meet on the Streets of Helena. Ark
and Begin Firing NJ Each other-Fhe
AssatIant Gets the Worst of lt.

HELENA, ARK, July 9.-At O'Clock this
Afternoon W. X. Burke, editor of the
World, was attacked by W. J. Lewis a
newspaper correspondent. Lewis fired
first without effect, when Burke drew his
pistol and began firing, advancing upon
his antagonist. Lewis tired four shots and
Burke three, one of which passed through
Lewis right arm aud lodged in the right
breast. Lewis was arrested and placed un.
der 2.5CO bond. His wounds are slight.
The difficulty grew out OF special sent by
Lewis rejecting on Burke.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-10
No Morerroub,e Feared

CAIRO. Ills, July 9.-The excitement at
Mound City in regard TO the hanging Of
Howard among the colored people has died
out, and no fears are entertained OF any
further trouble,
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Pcpn.y,yauts RepubIicans.

HAREIsBUEG, July 9-Not more thsn
twenty delegates TO tie Republican State
Convention on "Wednesday have arrived.
The convention premises 10 be lively, but
the irdiesliCns are the ticket has been
n,t6e up and that Niles, of Tiocs, will be
n. u.intt.d for auditor General and Nc
EHe, Of B,Iks, fer Treasurer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-10

A. Au(gheu4 3no D1ee - lNo1s
- ssy nsssse &c css - s
sPlrssuass. Issy 80 Abcss - s'stssk
thiB morning = Ger4xa nsmed Euuk lio4
ffuui fhe sftcss 81 q in6aIsd. ~ a.
ss::i sss:id wa.s. sss y:,s = ,,:ss s.s
On RebtccA 1teeee Rnd ysstsrdhy. ys1t
into 3 boiler ~ Hsto2 fto0t He ESd b6oa
in The bstlef,e Z long fi6e s1ixheats dying
any sign e by Pfessnss aesneet ths vofks,
Frank hal been oyerc6ms .bt. % wEuSl
hsd collected In the boiler -
was uncopscioua He was immedtdi ii
inken to- his bone and 8 phyticien v1lisS
Il0ne6 ETery effort wm made ID restore
Frank, but without avail Frank Nas 70
have besn married yesterday Sft1fnooh
and had house already fufi zka6 10
yhichtto take his bride Fraukswnfthirtys
6ys years old and has soma reiskives IA
Allegheny. -
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Enr-a Libel kuit.

ROCHESTER, y. Y, July 9.-Theodore 9. and
John Fallen and mother, Hannah 5. Lang
". of New York, sue the Uuion and Ad-
vertiser for libel for 100000 each. The
case is the copying month ago OF New
York letter to the Indianapolis Journal
oupStiOninp their honesty
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-10
BEFoRecHuscH sERvlcts

4 Scene rAat Weala Reuanx fAsss
Present That We Knew Net Nhsa
We Depart,
RxAssyf1LH, ARH., July g.EOn 6unday
morning .e Asw Cape Church, Hope conn.
Herring accused B. s. Harrilis OF cirsulat.
Ing injurious reports about him. HHkfilis
s.ar.-i2, sii t-.,as sSsSak - u "a
TO arrest Herring who hourished The
bloody knife and fled.
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Americas Champion Bieyclist De-
feafed.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, July 9.-H. W. Hig.
ham, the English bicyc!ist, defeated John
Sprince, the American champion in q
twenty-mile race to-day. Time hour,
minutes and 57& seconds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-10
VIII not Withdraw.

CHICAGO, July S.-At a meeting OF the
Church of Ascension 10 night, Rev. Father
Richie, church rector, read letter wi.h-
drawing his recently announced resigaa-
tion. and the yestry passed resolution ex.
pressing Its pleasure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-10
AN ENGLISH SCHEME
OF Sending the Paupers Into Canada
and Then shipping chem 10 Our
western STATES.

WAsHINGToS, July Especial Agent
Howe, now at Plattsburg, n. y, has called
the attention OF the Treasury Department
10 the large number of immigrants arriv.
ing at Quebec and Montreal, and says
many of them are almost destitute,
having neither money or friends,
and are too feeble by reason OF age or in
trinity to support themselves. He says
the most OF this class are paupers who have
been assisted in procuring passage and are
tiCketed TO points in western parts OF the
United States. The special agent is in:
formed that twenty-eight persons who had
left ireland only twenty days before were
fouul helpless and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-10
standard silver Dollars.

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 9.-The issue OF
star dard silver dollars from the mints for
the week ending July is $2SS,50O. Dur
ing the corresponding period last year
$231, ,423.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-10
TnkoV snd MIL.

prsyIx, Cot, July e-.Ex-ssnsior Tab?1
denies the rumor that be paid tS.Up To-
Architect Hill to secure the lt,cstlon 4"
IN. Denver PostOliice building. he stat"
he never bad any dealing wiui Hill. er
cspt in Q most public manner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-10
CAPE MAY.
How the Old Resort II Catching school
Teachers.

CAPE MAY, July 9.-Congress Hall was
never so full before at corresponding
period of tIe season. The stockton has
over 300 guests, the New Columbia is full,
and the smaller houses have caught the
overflow At one cottage dozen young
ladies from Baltimore. all teachers, and un-
accom- mpanied by masculine embarrassment,
were gladly received. They chose Espe
Nav ss the best place at which TO pass their
vacation.
The shark. an account Of whose capture
appeared recently has been the observed
OF all observers. At first 1t was supposed
IN lie a man eater OF the most vicious 'ype,
but examination by experts-demonstrate
that this was mistake, particularly as
man eater had never been caughttn these
waters. Dr. McCrsy, who was interested
in the fish from q scientific point OF view,
ssys that this particular shark js known as
The stand or shovel. .nosed" species, and
that il is not only less dangerous than the
man eater. but almost invariably retreats
.t the approach OF row boat or swim
mer. Sharks seldom come in shore further
than the end of the piers or the outer line
of breakers, and the only bathers who run
suy danger OF coming in contact with
them are the foolhardy swimmers who In
FIST on going out beyond the piers.
Asbury Psrk.
AsBrRY PARK, July 8. 9.-Though a week oil
much excitement and general interest,
there hss been nothing Of an unusual
rstuIe going on here more THAI might he
expected from the coming ard going Incl
| dent TO the season. The larger hotels and
| boarding houses have felt ths intloTins
Tide, and other business has neasurably in
creased. Tie young .gnnioiiers on the
| Isle make their usual scramble for boat
| customers, and it promises 10 be sacce IS
ful season for the boys Barring an occa
| .innal accident. the lakes surrounding
Ashury Park are great delight for Old an:
] NOuER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-10
THE LOTTERY CASE.
Ore More Question which as Yet the
Postmaster General Has MOI De
cidRd.

WAsHISGToS, July a-PostmasserG General
Gresham will to-day forward 10 the post.
masters at New Orleans snd New York
copies of his decision in the lottery case,
tC gether with letters directing those post
masters so discontinue the de!ii very Of
money orders OF registered packages to
age nts of the Louisiana Lot
cry Company. The counsel Tor
the lottery company TO day submitted
10 tue Postmaster General question as TO
whether, under his recent decision, reg
isrered letters addressed 10 agents of th@
.. mpsry in Washington ceuld be with
held. This question the PostmasterGen-
III hiss roi We; decided.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-10
An Old Mans Suicide,

CLEvELAp, July 9.--An old man named
Seaman committed suicide by jumping
from the upper story window OF the in.
Urinary near Bellefontaine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-10
NATIONAL CAPITAL NEWS.
The Attorney.General's opinion I'm Re-
gard TO the Importation OF Teas
Texas Terror That ShOuld be Rene


The Attorney.General's opinion in Re.
gard 10 the Importation Of Teas
Texas Terror That should be Rene
died.
WASHINGTON, July 9.-The Attorney.Ge
eral has given an opinion to the Secretary
Of the Treasury that it was not the inten-
ton of the act to prevent the importation
Of adulterated and spurious teas, to create
a new Office to meet the requirement that
all the teas entered for importation shall
be examined before passing from the con-
troll ofthe customs authorities. He says
that the fifth section Of the act refers to ap-
praisers and revenue officers as already
provided for by law.
Assassinafien OF Judge Haugh.
WASHINGTON, June 9-The Department
OF Justice has received further information
from Jefferson, Tex, in relation to the as.
sassination OF Judge Haugh, the main
witness for the government in pending
cases for the violation of the election laws.
The writer says that threats have been
made by defendants in those cases to the
effect that they will not be prose-
cuted by the government that when they
60 into Court they will 60 armed, and il
the trial should result in conviction, they
will kill the Court and everybody con-
nected with it. The assassination OF Judge
Haugh has given rise to considerable un-
easiness there, and it is not known how
soon others may go the same way. The
writer asks that his name be not used in
this matter, for should it not be known he
would not live to see the sun shine again
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-10
RRrcIRr Killed.

MIppLEroN, \. Y, July 9.-The night
Nal,bmsn of the Franklin Furnace shot 3
burglar dead v lille robbipg the store OF the
CONF any.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-10

Fcw To GET SICK Expose yourself day
ard i.iyht, eat too much Without exercise.
work ico hard without rest. doctor Gil tAe
ti,oe tike cII tie vile ncstrums advertised,
ard ihcn you will want 20 know.
Fow 10 get we'll which is susi<srei Il
three yc,es-Tske Ho. Biit:rs'
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MILWAUKEE,. Wis, July .9-Correspond.
en.s Of y. =. Bacon a Co 1 throughout Wis
oonsin, Mimi, and lows, = ats that wheat
and oats sre doing vei' and prVni.s
large crop. but corn md ,arlsy seemed 70
have suffered some.
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Prize Fight.

NEW York, July "a prize fight is
being arranged between Jimmy Murray
and George Fulljames for 81, 500 aside.
Boat Race.
James Keenan, and George Gaisel will
row three miles with a turn. Tne race IS
for 81 500
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-10

Mr.. A. r E0vusu. Valley Furnace,
W Va. s,ys: Two weeks use o. Browns
lron B;itrs greatly iurrcy,G MY health
and spyeii:e."
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Tneoccre rfhomn,, f,rshestrs.

CHICAGO July e.-Theodore Thomss or
c.s.ra began series OF FIVE weeks sum.
eT night concerts this evening About
eco retple weIe present
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-10

Mr.. J. +. Morgan, Joplin, No, says: Il
fl q that Browns Iron Bitters gives entire
satisfaction 10 all who use it,"
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4 s1artiipg Disessssy.

Pbysicis % ne often startled BY remsfks-
bic discov cries. Tbs fact that DT. kinss
New DiS0yery for Consumption ana ~
Tbrart Ind Ling dissasss 10 DAILY eSiIs
pstien'A that they have given up 70 cs
fnd ,Ismine into The nesiu Of this voo;
Ssr,ni discoyery; resulting in hundrtds %
% 4 he,1 phyplcisvs usipg Il In fheif prse
ffe. Trial bottles ioc at Logs 6O'
bridge Corner DTps etors.
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losusss Play ting ~ yse.

HlvAsA. July 0.-.Adybces from thn.
zuels state that the !oc'sts are mAAih!
havoc in many parts Of the . ountry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-10

WE have soId 1ssbt Uslr.g.l l,.ds's. Coz.
syrup for aboat - yoM ne sash
Of abe tird cells - nlaAiy, ens1i T. f.,or
fro,a The 6rst Of its uss N thh se:,.osss
istss ibe 1esi oi al tbcss pseprs,y = q .,soa
bere ben eondtered standard.
srd NtpdsI1 - p.u,Kis:a
la!ne, ". Ts.
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OUTLAWS IN ARKANSAS.

ing Reign Of Terror That the Osncers
Ofihe LAs are lHAble 60 Cops viii.
LITTLE Rock, AKK., July 9-PortioLs OF
Garland, Yell and Montgomery counties
are still under the control Of outlaws who
defy the authorities. To-day Gov. Berry
wrote . letter 10 the sheriff OF each county
saving that he had been urged TO call eue
the militia, bat saw no necessity for doing
so, and urged the sheriff 10 call out ls1es
posse to hunt the outlaws down. 1hs
country infested Is mountainous aud wild.
and Though terrorism many farmers gre
compelled To shield them ny refusing u
formation and giving supplies.
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A GOOD ACT.
Taking the Poor Cbhdvss or ~
Great Metropolis on - Free HaoOee

Great Metropolis on y free H"~
HAcaFaiSa.
NEW YolV. July 9.-..Nsarly 800 ctildree
on the Tribune fresh air fund left ths CITY
on . steamer this afternoon. They arc
under the charge Of missionaries and
school teachers who assisted In selecting
the children. They expect TO land at Troy
At y A. N. tomorrow, where they will take
a special train Tor the Laks Champlain
region. Arrangements hsye been made for
The reception OF the children st different
iovns along the lake.