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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-18
THE THIRD DISTRICT.
sDyder's Majority rs Estimated by Re-
turns.

Spy der's Majority as Estimated by Re-
turns.
Special Dispatch TO the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, May 1.-THE full
returns from Kanawha county show that
Brown carried it by 400. Henderson, Dem
ocratic nominee for Superintendent Of
Schools, was elected b y plurality Of l06.
Returns from the other counties come in
slowly, and they surprise even the Repub-
licans. Snyder carries Summers by 25,
Monroe by 225, Greenbrier by $50, and
Mercer by 200. Brown carries Raleigh
county, 100; Fsyette county, 125; Upshur
county, 800, and Clay county %. A Boone
county man brought in information to-day
that Brown had a msiority Of Is with three
precincts yet to hear from. This. leaves
Webster, Poca bontas, Wyoming, Mellow
ell and Logan to hear from. Wyoming
and Mcdowell will probably be stand-ott
and Snyder's majorities must come from
Logan, Webster and Pocshontas. Snyder's
msjority will be from 500 to 1000.
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Arrested on Suspicion.

CINCINNATI, o., May IA Fort Recov-
cry, O., special says: Jos. Franklin was
found yesterday noon near Mrs. Aviack's
store, two miles north of here, with bullet
hole through his body. Henry Sieve, a
young blacksmith at that place, was ar.
rested on suspicion. No cause for the deed
is known.
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WANT TO WORK
During the Hot weather-Iron News
Prom Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Msy 1.-THE Bay
View rolling mill employees being in
straitened circumstances are fearful OF
the prolonged shut down of June 1, and
there are murmurs of discussion from the
action of the Amllgsmated Association.
The men claim they can work under the
general laws, bat the difference in the
locality OF the works calls for
different laws regarding detailed &C
ticn. TEey say the Pittsburgh mea are
willing 10 Close
on account Of the hot weather which comes
there in June, but the mes here do Tot
suffer till July or August, sni want an
ezra months pay; that the Pittsburgh
uitls have an o,G stock OF usually unssls'
be iron Q. SID. bu: he mills here have
have no such ECSou ses 20 ISL back on.
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Mutual Consent

and called by its proper name-a stopPage
during the hot weather-insteado OF strike
or lockout it would, in our opinion, bene-
tit the trade aad but slightly impair the
general business of Pittsburgh. This would
be good year in which to try it. Let the
manufacturers sign the scale to pay last
wears :prices next year, and then inform
their workmen that a stoppage will be had
during July and August, and the latter
will rejoice
This statement is 80 much in the nature
of a ''feeler" looking to an attempt to com
promise the Impending difficulty that II
was the subject OF considerable comment
this morning.
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Ppesbytertan Assembly.

sARArooA. N. Y, May 1.-THE Ninety
fifth General Assembly Of ths Presbytsrisn
Church Of the United States convened this
morning. The session opened with the
Tedeum. chanted by the church choir.
The Divine blessing was invoked by Rev
DR.. Brown, Of Fredericksburg. Va. Rev
DR.. J. Addison Harvey, OF Philsdelphls.
read n Lesson from i22d Palm and also
Matthew, 9Th chapter, from the 10Th verse.
Rev DR.. Evsrd Kempshall, Of Elizabeth.
moderator, Rev. DIR. Hsrrick Johnson, OF
Chicago, then appeared at the desk, and
delivered the annual sermon. The text
was Matthew, 9th chap. I'D verss-lsst
clauke,
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4 IEtsrtIius Discovery,

Pbysicisns sre often startled by remarks
he discoveries. The fact that DR.. Kings
New discovery for Consumption and oil
Thrort and Lung diseases is daily curing
rs,jepts that they have given up 70 die, Is
s,sriirg them TO realize their sense OF duty,
,rd e,smine into the merits Of this won.
cfrfuI discovery; resulting in hundreds of
onr hes1 thysicisrs using it in their prac-
&c. 1risl bottles inc a. L',gan {; Co.'S
P-:4pe C"-EsT lpyg Store. Regular size
SI.a.
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The Terrible
TO HIDE THE SHAME.
The Same Old Story OF She who Strays
From the Path Of Virtue.

GuILFoRD IND, May 1.-THE people in
the vicinity of Manchester Station. four
miles west Of this place, were Mortified by
a report circulated yesterday morning that
a murder had been committed short dis
tance from the station.
The coroner of the county, Charles B.
Ratzen, appeared upon the scene, and at
once began an Investigation. From the
testimony adduced, it was evident that the
young lady in question, Miss Emily Os'
born, was the victim OF heartless seduCer,
named Frank Beasler, alias Frank Useler.
The girl was in an
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Brown, RonneI & Co.'S Mills I'm Fall
Rlast,

YOUNGSTOWN. o., May 1.-THE fires in
the pudding furnaces OF No. 4 mill OF
Brown. Bonnell & Co. were lighted last
night and work was resumed this morning.
The four mills of this concern are all in
operation, which has not been the case
since the Ayers failure in February.
There is an easler feeling tonight among
all classes and it is believed everything
will continue to run Is usua'
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Two Women Outraged by Three vii.
lians.

CHICAGO, May l7.-Three men, one sup
posed to be Jere Shaugnessy, another VIM.
Kaiser, and a third unknown, last night
entered the house of Mrs. Mary Cayanaugh,
whose husband is dying in the hospital,
and terribly outraged her and her mother,
the latter aged sixty-four. They then bru-
tally beat both of Mrs. Cavanaugh's little
children, who witnessed the assault, but
were unable to render assistance.
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To Mind Hi, own Business
:o>h siliins.Heard From.

NEWFOAI, Il. l., mug IT. 4SoJ.
Deer Bi.;-s-G am here trying t0 breathe
in hu the Salt air OF tine ocean, and hav!ns
teen a sufferer for more thsn a year vita $
refractory liver, / ives induced to mix E0p
Bitters with the sea gale, and have folni
the tincture glorious result
have been greatly helped by the Bltters
ahd Sin not afraid to ssy so.
Years without : struggle.
JOSH BILL.S5s.
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0.er NaHhed GlHlA.

CHICAGO, May. 1.-THE Executive Com.
miltee OF The Cigarmaker' Union yestef-
DAY afternoon heard the testimony Of the
young girls employed by one Behmsn. on
Vinsie street. 1t was shown that they
worked from in the morning until 0 st
night and three nights In each week max
ing bunches for cigars. A majority receive
s. per week, and In order 10 make profit
of this scanty Pittanos be charges them
cent . minute Tor lost time, and when the
health inspector wits the place, the pro-
prietor manages 10 stcrest the ch lldren M.
der age employed. Otber tyrsnicsl prsc-
tices are alleged. and it 10 claimed this
place II only q type OF others In the city.
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MUTINY ON THE OHIO.
The Mutineers to Have a Hearing at
ParkersburE.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.

Special Dispatch 10 the ReglSteT.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, May 17.-Probably
the first case Of mutiny in the Upper Ohio
river steamboat service occurred last night,
near here. The following are the particu'
lars: The towboat Percy Kelsey, John
Kerr, master, stuck with seven empties and
Island. The captain ordered the crew to
drop the empty barge below for the purpose
of unloading the ore. They refused, and or
dered ashore refused to go. Captain Kerr
came here and warrents were issued, and
they were arrested charged with mutiny.
United States Commissioner Powell COM
mitted them to Jail until to morrow, when
they will have hearing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-18

THE REGISTER has, BY - sew
.rai thousand copies a larger
sra, .ou,ation than any newspaper
ireuii naJ in the two Virginias
- Eastern ohio. Its advanta-
= e. an advertising medium
6 snorefore o. apparent.
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Interesting Condition.

and in q half month more would have been
a mother. There is no doubt but that an
abortion was the direct cause of the wo.
mans death, The stomach was removed
by Drs. Kyle and Frolind, who will make q
critical analsis of its condition. As to
whether her death was by her own vio-
lence of through the agency CT others will
be determined when the evidence is all in.
The sudden death Of the woman and the
mystery surrounding it has created most
intense excitement in the community. The
Prose cutting Attorney Of the county, Hon.
K. f. Slatee, is on the ground, and will
doubtless lay the matter before the next
grand iury
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MURDER AND OUTRAGE.
A Black Beasts Horrible, Dsvilish
Crime.
He Kills the Husband and Then Re-
peatedIy 0utrages the Heart
Broken Wdow-A Sub ject for
Judge Lynch.
,SpecfaI DisDatch 10 the Register,

GRAFTON, W. Va, May IA horrible
and sickening report comes from near Oak
land, Garrett county, Maryland. John
Smith, colored, was boss for Adams & Ken.
nedy, contractors on West Virginia Cen.
tral and Pittsburgh Railroad. On the
night of the 18th inst, Smith went to a
white mans house by the name of Josiah
Harding. He got in an alteration with
Harding during which the negro shot and
killed him.
The Black FIend
then at the point Of a pistol forced Mrs.
Harding to accompany him into the woods,
where he repeatedly outraged her, COM
pelling her to remain until his lastiul
passions abated. Smith then fled for parts
unknown. The woman is in a precarious
condition, and only reached her house
after
The Terrible Experience
with the black brute, to faint and fall
among her terrified children and near the
dead body of her husband.
Smith is described as being very dark,
yellow negro, about five feet and ten inches
in height wears a amoustache and has very
large feet. His boots have taCks in the
soles and he carries scar over one OF his
eyes. 1t is understood that the Maryland
authorities will offer $500 reward for the
capture of Smith.
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Heroine No. ..
brewers Association.

DErRorr, Msy 1.-THE Brewers Associ.
..inp have adopted resolutions 70 the effect
that malt liquors are a needful and health
fuI drink; thst when their traffic is inter
fered With by the authorities, il is unlaw-
fol; that only fanatics try 10 interfere IN
stopping the sale; that the manufacture
uf nal, liquors q benz fiCial industry; that
they will in the future a. II he past IL
rectly oppose any !sS thai will dIct4;e 70
A u,an What be sua.} "a pr drink, Us ak
avsy rertora' rr.vi,"-.s Tsr7 s''' si"' :
ed n. essures 10 uFq" t'e n-f rh:S q
reduce the taI Oh in4.I liiUyrs.
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Pistol from His Grasp,

began beating him over the head with II.
Robert Miller, a brother of the station
agent, seeing the affair, ran out Of the de-
pot with pistol and began firing at Baker
who returned the fire with the pistol ne
held in his hand. Both weapons were
emptied without doing any harm, and
Baker had just turned away to Walk down
street when DR.. Miller, father OF the boys
engaged in the affray, arrived on the scene
with an army musket, which he handed to
A. w. Miller, who Immediately leveled it
at Baker and fired, the charge taking effect
in the back OF the head, iniictinga wound
pronounced fatal by the physicians. Mil
Ter is also badly in ured from the beating,
his sskull being fractured. The direct
cause of the affray is not reported, but 1t IS
supposed TO be the result OF an old feud.
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A New Line.

ERIE, Pa. May IA mortgage OF sl0,-
OOO, 900 from the Postal Telegraph Compa.
ny, in favor of the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company of New York, was recorded
here today. The line passes through Erie
county.
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OIL Tax.

HARR1sBURs, Pa, May I7.-Aiter long
debate upon the oil tax bill, the House
adopted the amendment taxing franchises
of oil carrying corporations at the rate OF
one mill per gallon.
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Gov. aIish HuI frstses CIai.ssa

T6fEEA, L A. Msy I7.-TSs citizens OF
Dodge City have been in Topeka since half
past three O'Clock this afternoon In consul
tation with Gov. Click concerning the
muddle At Dodge City. They Represented
10 him that the county authorities were
amply able 70 keep the peace and request
I'd him not TO interfere. Toe Soysrnof
aid he vas informed that the Sheriff was
ready TO preserve the peace, and 90 long
IS he did he should not interfere. bnt tkst
he should protect the citizens Who needed
,rotsf.inp
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-. a...r. A,.>oAsSl a

LorpyILLr. May 1.-THE Jockey Club
grounds resembIs On army bivoosc. -Four
hundred rscs horses are nov % the
grounds, and twelve car ksds viii aryivs
from Lexington 20 morrow. The cluh -
four hundred and 6fty stalls, which - moee
compelled 70 use nearly one hundred q
the adjoining fair aaoeiation Er0Qnd1.
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xaais.al Rsara On uaas1N,iters.

NEW Yogk, May I7.-Ths annual meet
ing of the National board OF CndefVhtsrs
Was held TO day. President Hsuld, in On
address, said tie past year hsd not been .
profitable one, and ths point bed bsen
reached that 10 PREGNANT With danger %
the estifs system Is .: pressnt conducted.
A reduction Of the maximum rst1 o. CON.
mission to Is per cent worked much sooi
n, he business
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Illinois License Law.

SPRINGFIELD. Ill, May lT-Harper 5
high license bill, providing a license OF
Si5O for beer and 500 for waisky saloons,
has been ordered 10 a third reading n the
House after q hard fight.
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A DAYS DoINGs
In the Criminal and Accidental
Walks of Life.
A SHOTGUN FRAcAs IN ILLINOIS,
A MiIlwrights Fearful Ride to Death
Three fiends Outrage an Old Lady
Trying to Commit Suicide
On the Gallows.

CARLISv1LLE, ILL, May ia terrible
tragedy was enacted at Nilwood yesterday
morning. As A. w. Miller, station agent
was going from the depot to the postottce,
he was assaulted by young man named
Bert Baker. The combstants were separat-
ed by by,standers, when Charles Baker,
an older brother interfered and struck
Miller in the face. Miller backed off and
told Baker he wanted no trouble with him,
but Baker followed him up and struck him
again, when Miller drew revolver and
fred at but missed him. Baker rushed on
him, and, wrenching the
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Pre.byterfans at Nashville,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 1.-THE General
Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church met in this city to-day. The opening
sermon was preached by Rev. 3. d. Bd-
chsnon, ID. D., of Little Rock Greek.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-18
KNOTT NOMINATED
BY the Democracy Of Kentucky for
Governor.
Resolutions, Inviting Foreign immigration
and Capital to Come TO the
State, Adopted,

LOUISVILLE, May 1.-THE convention was
in the humor this morning for business
and the liyeiest ever had Was the result.
The first ballot TO be taken was the seventh
OF q series, after which the man receiving
the lowest number OF votes was TO be drop
ped. Early in the action the name Of
Owsby was withdrawn. Then the contest
was left between Knott, Jones and Bick-
ner. 1t became apparent that Bickner
could not win, and his friends withdrew
his name. Then the battle began in ear.
nest
And the Hurrah
was at its loudest. 1t was most impossible
To do anything 50 great was the confusion,
but at last the result was about 70 be
reached when owing TO numerous changes,
the Secretary was ordered to call the roll
again. Pending this call the widest en-
thusiasm existed and il was almost impo'-
sible 10 know what was being done. F,n.
ally the friends Of Jones seeing the drift Il
the vote withdrew his name, and Mr..
Knott was
Declared the Nominee
OF the party for Governor. There Is unu Z.
ual dissatisfaction and complaints, but q
nous was carried easily, and Knott wrs
accepted as the candidate OF the party. II
would be useless TO recapituate the vote,
as the secretaries were not equal TO the task
OF footing it up in the midst OF the confu.
sion. Pending the announcement oil the
result
BuckneF and Owsby
made line speeches accepting the result
and every one was in good humor.
The following resolutions were reported
from the committee, and adopted:
R,sOhCd, That the Democracy OF Ken
lucky. in convention assembled, re-afiirm
our unaltered confidence in and affection
for the principles and policy embodied in
the organic lawof the Democratic party,
adopted at the National Democratic Com
yentioE, held at ST. Louis in 1876, and rati.
fed at the Cincinnati Convention in l5S0.
Second iThalbelieving the highest secur-
i;y OF the popular government depends on
the intelligence OF the people We declare II
to be the duty Of the Legislature OF this
common wealth to foster e. wise and Ell
cient system OF
Public schools.
Third, that our laws in relation 10 rev.
enue and taxation should be so framed as
to secure the equality in the rate Of assess
ments as nearly as possible and 70 insure
the collection OF revenue 10" the most c-n-
venient and inexpensive manner.
Fourth-That a Convention 10 amend
our State Constitution should be called 81
soon as practicable. under the forms OF
law, IN order 10 bring our constitution 10
line with the progress Of the age. We
favor development Of the resources Of the
State by friendly legislation, and BY
InviiisG Capital $50 Inoigsattsa
from abroad. We send words OF cheer and
congratulstion 10 the Democracy Of the
Union on the magnificent prospects OF
victory in the next Presiten tisi election,
and We assure them, that as heretofore,
.he old guard Of this CommonS wealth will
be at the front OF battle for the fight, for
the good Of the whole people OF our Re-
public
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fne Dupu NurAsp Tvsas

CHICAGO Msy I'M. Storrs concluded
The argument for The dsfsnss In the Dam
murcer case to-day. States Attorney Nile
will begin the closing argument IN behalf
| o! the S;sfe tomorrow. The eess VII
probably be given 70 the jury tomorrow
II
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AiIiRe hecnerche.

PARIS, Nay 1.-THE [. s Minister here
pives bail on the 25th inst. lie has ~
vi,yd many prominent m,a "f TIE t.'Z'.sh
colony,
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FlNNERTY'S APPEAL
To the Friends and Supporters of
the Irish Cause.
He Wants the Sons Of Erin to No
Longer Stand the Italian
Whip-lash,

CHICAGO, May, 1.-THE Citizen, pub.
liShed by John F. Finerty, member of
Congress from the Third illinois District,
has the following editorial headed boy
cott the Pope" "Of all the productions
the Papal interference in the affairs OF
Ireland that have marked the policy Of the
Vatican from the days Of Adrian, ". to
those OF John NNlI. 10 the present time,
the last circular addressed by Leo XIII. to
the Irish bishops and clergy in regard to
the Parnell fund is the most intolerably
impertinent. II the Irish people submit
crsvenly to
The Late.t Italian Lash whip
being furnished by the Pope's worthy ally,
Victoria, "by the grace of God and so
forth, the Queen of Great Britain and Ire
land and Empress of India, they will for
felt the respect of the world at large But
what are they going TO do about it' may
be asked. We reply let them hold public
meetings throughout every diocese in Ire
land, pass resolutions sternly denouncing
any more OF His Holiness, unholy inter
vention in Irish politics, and tell him once
for all time, firmly and respectfully,
To Mind His own Business
ss the head of the Catholic Church. Tuey
might supplement this action by resolving :
not 10 contribute Z single cent OF "Peter )
pence" while Leo XIII. occupied the Papal
Lhsir, or at least until he quits his palpa.
de ana scandalous political alliance with
II. Irish races eaemy. In 3 word We af-
v'sn or country men if they have any re-
sptcl for themselves or Tor Ireland, to boy
cot The Pope aud teach him lesson that
may be serv.cesble at least 10 his sue
cesSors.
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NV Bsrssw.cK, n. J.. Nay E.-Le', ".
Jarrod. postmaster ard eI c'Gnty e.,.'se, e.. sS.,
tor, Is missing lie 10 short over tiD.V'
in iks county, scsuuBts.
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There is a strong feeling that the time of
making Bay View should be changed to
July first or August first, and it is probable
that a rupture in the Union will be caused.
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Cplsp ahs wheels.
SJeeiai Di,patch % As Regist1.

SpneiaI DDpntoh % hk hgbt1.
GRAFTON, ". Va, May l7.-At Evefetts
tunnel this morning, fou, miles north Of
was instantly killed by No. 3. Two trains
were coming In tn. opposite direction and
he saw bat one. He stepped Of one trek
onto the other and vas ground 10 pieces.
He lesves Q vile and one child.
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Frost ia Northern Ohio,

CLEVELAND o.. Nay l7.-There were fr1sts
throughout Northern Ohio last night.
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YoUNG, Old, and niiille-sged men aud
women get heal,h sid strength by using
Browns Iron BIsIeTs.
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Their Frigh,fuI Evolutions.

beating out the life of the unfortunate
man. Both legs were torn off above the
ankle and his right arm crushed to pulp.
A fracture of the skull aided in extin-
gushing the sparks of life which might
have remained when the machinery was
stopped, and he hung from the shaft a
bleeding mass of flesh and bone. One Of
his feet was found in a conner OF the room
beneath the elevator, where it had been
thrown by the revolving wheels. The
patrol squad was summoned, and the man
gled lemaiu9 were removed to habig's.
Henzier is married, and had a wife and
family residing on Byron street, near
only last week had finger smashed. The
coroner was notified of the accident
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Bismarck Reply.

LONDON May IA dispatch 10 tho
Daily Telegraph from Vienna says: Tho
Sultan has agreed TO conyoke the Turkish
Parliament, which will resemble the AZ.
ssmbly OF 1870. II will be composed OF all
regions. and will meet in october.
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IeH n.,i., CeeaIases.

Npsisfyr cf1y. Mis- Nsy I.-''H''.
Hn Isss j. dorg ssii. IT - sn2: "''s
fstt