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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-08
The Great Indian Pacifisr Creates
a Sensation In Washington
Among the Curious.
An Indiana Congressman Thinks
the Speaksrship Contest is
Somewhat Complicated.
How the Temperance Vote Will be
Cast in the Coming Con-
test in Ohio.

WASHINGTON, July General Crook
created sensation wherever he appeared
to-day, and his quarters at the hotel have
been besieged with visitors who wanted
ito just get sight of him." He is about
six feet high, weighs in the neighborhood
of one hundred and seventy.fiye pounds,
and his hair, which is inclined to be SAN
dy, is tinged with gray. He is probably
fifty years OF age, and his appearance is
enhanced by brown mustache and sharp
pointed beard. In conversation today
with Ex-Governor Fletcher, OF Missouri,
who met General Crook several years ago
while the former was acting as an Indian
Commissioner, it was stated that the Gen.
eral knew everything for the
Proper Treatment OF the Indians.
While resting on blanket with Gen.
Crook in Arizona" said the Governor, he
gave me more information in one night
concerning the people he had recently
subiugated than could be obtained from
frontiersmen in month He had shown
a thorough knowledge of the savages, and
the speaker was not surprised that his
campaign had been crowned with success
1t was impossible for him TO be mlsled Dy
any actions of the Indians, and they feared
and respected him more than any other
off Ger on the frontier. Seven years ago lie
had
Trained Tribe OF Apaches
by his resolute bearing and kindly solici.
tude for their welfare, and had actually
succeeded in instilling love for farming
in them. Whatever advice he would give
in the present difficulty will be the result
of attention to his charges and practical
knowledge of their wants.
The true, practical me..lod OF dealing
with these savage tribes" said Governor
Fletcher, is TO bring and plant them east OF
the Mississippi Valley, % close to ciyiliza.
tion as they can be placed. 1t would be
cheaper to feed and clothe them in the
East, including the cost Of land and other
outfit for the cost of the Indian service,
soldiers and all. is enormous. In thissuch
men as General Crook agree with me-
The Question solved.
II has bet n decided that Apache Indians
recently ctp'ured by General Crook and
all others rs may surrender themselves to
him shall be kept under the control of the
War Department at points on San 'arios
reservation as may be determined by the
War Department, but not at the agency
without the consent of the Indian agent,
ard to be fed and cared for by the War
Departn ent until further orders.
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AImshouse Burning.

BRIDGEwAuER, Mass, July The State
almshouse is now burning, with no hope
Of saving il. The nam buildings are gone
and the other buildinge are going. fast.
The 600 inmates confined in the slmshouse
were safely removed. The fire broke out
about OBS A. NJ, and is supposed to have
been set on fire by one OF the inmates.
The buildings were all DESTROYED with the
exception OF two barns, which were erected
IN 1852, and are in good repair. The loss
is estimated at Sl5O0Jo. The amount Of
insurance could not be ascertained.
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Jagged Tor R0bbery.

Marshal Atkinson and Deputy Higyerty
brought 10 Moundsyille Penitentiary yes
terdsy morning. E1ward Bsuman, who sas
sentenced By Judge Jackson st Parkers.
burg, Q few days ago. to two years I'm
prisonment, at bard labor, for
robb;ng the post0ifce at Rod.
emers, Preston county, few weeks
since. Other parties we're engaged with
Baumsn in the robbery, but be said ihe
would rot in the penitentiary before he
would give them away. He II . German,
i. about twenty three years Of age. and his
parents live q: Germantown, Pa This
Young man was led astray BY two New
York safe burglars. and was pat forward
by them, while they kept in the back.
ground. They will probably escape, while
Banner goes Up for two years
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THE CROPS.
Favorable Reports Covering Large
Area of the West and North west.

CHIcAGo July 1.-The Inter-Ocean OF
this morning presents crop reports cover
ing wde area Of the West and Northwe
and their tenor is to the effect that, with
wheat excepted, the grain crop will equal
last years yield. The weather that was
unfsvorable to corn induced one OF the
heavies, crops cf hay ever moved, which,
10 great extent, is already Gu: and cured.
Barley and oats are unusaIly good every.
where, and promise an unprecedented
WELD. While the recent hot weather has
proved extremely favorable TO the average,
no harvests Of winter wheat in the lower
latitudes are large.
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SPORTING NEWS.
A Wrestler Gets Pounded by a
Fighting Editor.
Changes to be Made in the Cincinnati
Base Sail Club-A Slight Rip
pie in the Columbus
Nine.

New York, July Joe Ryan, the wrest
Ter, encountered W. Z. Harding, sporting
editor of the Police Gazette, yesterday, at
the cffice of that paper and becoming an
gry st some remark OF Harding's announ-
ced his intention of chewing him up"
The wrestler succeeded in biting Harding
severely above the left eye, when Harding
began vigorous counter attack, in the
course Of which Ryan was badly punished.
Both men were arrested and taken to the
Tombs, where each made a charge of as.
sault against the other. Justice Smith de.
cided that Ryan was the aggressor and held
him for trial, discharging Harding.
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Drowned i'm the SchuykilI.

READING, Pa, July 7.-DOctors Aaron c.
Detweller and Washington c. Detweller.
brothers, aged Sc and 3s respectively, were
drowned last night in the Schuykill river.
In company with two others they went in
bathing. Aaron was seized with craps, and
his brother went to his assistance when
both were drawn under the water and
drowned. The brothers were prominent
and wealthy physicians of this city, and
both enioYed large practice.
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sPEAKERSHIP CONTEST.
A Well.Posted Politician on the Situa.
ton.

lion.
WASHINGTON, July - Congressman
Calkins, Of Indiana, chairman Of the Com
mittee on Elections, was asked the status
Of the speakership contest, and replied
hlhe situation is somewhat complicated,
and it Is not easy TO see how it will end.
II Carlisle were the only candidate from
Kentucky there is very little doubt that
he would have clear sailing, but If Black
burn is in the race the support OF Ken.
lucky and the South will be divided and
neither will be successful. The fight would
then be between Randall and Cox, and
nobody doubts that the former would have
the stronger following. ! had converse.
ton with Blackburn few days ago, and
he said that he was candidate and would
be in the field until the end. These con.
ditions. any one will recognize, place Ran
dali foremost, and practically settles the
contest in his favor. A strong pressure
will be brought to bear upon Blackburn
to induce his withdrawal, but he Is the
kind OF man, think, to tenaciousIy hold
on to a position, and will hardly withdraw
10 the advantage Of his State rival"
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OUTLOOK IN OHIO.
The Prospects Now Are That the TEN.
perance Vote Will 60 Republican.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July Judge Law
renee, who recently returned from Ohio
reports a better feeling among the friends
Of ,"r. perance towards the Republican
.. =" the passage OF the Scott law.
,Its the expression OF sew
ethodist ministers he met at
-. are College as being as
significant as interesting. lie found
them, with one or two exceptions,
fully convinced that it was their duty TO
support the Republican candidates. They
would cast their votes for the prohibition
amendment, but would vote for Foraker
instead Of the Prohibition candidate. He
found men who have been prominet among
the ProhibitiODists, who are decided in
the opinion that the Prohibition vote In
the coming election will fall of about one.
half and not exceed six thousand votes.
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Finally COnfesses.I

RICHMOND, Va, July 7.-Charles Henry
Lee, colored, who has been twice convicted
of the murder of Daniel Miller, in Aenrico
county, in February last, has made full
confession OF his crime. He had been liy-
ing in Miller's house, and, it is supposed
had been crminally intimate with his
rMiller's) wife, who is now in Jail charged
with being accessory to the murder. 1t
WAS upon the woman's testimony that Lee
will be hanged upon the Sd of August
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RlOTOUS MINERS.
Ely. Vermont, Occupied by State
Treops-Ihe Streets Deserted.


Treops-1he Streets Deserted.
ELY, W., July -Four companies OF
ssate troops arrived early this morning
and found the streets deserted. The riot.
Gus miners were not expecting them. Gov
ernor Barstow and other State officers &C.
companied the troops. Eleven of the
ringleaders were arrested and no resistance
was made. They will probably be taken
to Chelsea this afternoon. Much
sympathy is expressed for the
miners. Some families are on the verge OF
starvation. Women with children in their
arms appealed to the the troops for subsis.
tance. Money has been raised to relieve
their immediate needs. The company pro-
pose to pay s., 500 at once, 81, 900 next week,
and the balance, SIS, 800, as soon as the ore
now in process of refinement can be put
through and shipped.
A large portion of the troops will proba'
bly, return tonight, and 1t is thought that
danger is over.
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EGYPT'S PLAGUE.
Turkey Taking Measures to Pro-:
teCt Her Borders.
The Death Rate Increasing at Damietta-
Count De Chambord's Condi-
tion-0ther Foreign
News.

CoysTASrINorLE July The Sanitary
Council, in order to prevent the introduc-
tion of the cholera into Turkish posses.
sions, resolved to ask the Porte to request
the Egyptian government to prohibit refu-
gees starting for Turkish coasts, and to in
form that government if any refugees
arrive at ports belonging to Turkey they
will not be allowed 10 land.
Deaths from Cholera.
ALEXANDRIA, July 7.-One hundred and
seven deaths from cholera occurred At
Damietta yesterday, 80 at Mansurah and
10 at Ssmsnoud.
Count De Chambord's Condition Un-
changed.
PARIS, July IA dispatch from Vienna
to The Gaulois says Count Paris and Duke
pAlencon have gone from that city to
FToLSdorf The condition of Chambord
has not changed since the last reports. IL
his weakness continues the physicians
will prohibit him from seeing all visitors,
inclCding TIE Princess General Thehan-
din, French Minister of War, hiss author
.zpd Duke DAumale to proceed TO Vienna
Tae Gau.o;s saws Prince Napoleon will Is
sue manifesto in the event of the death
OF Chanho.d.
VIENNA. July 7.-Chambord passed q
quiet night and experienced bIt little suf-
rering He is very weak this nornine,
however. He receiyed the Count de Paris
this afternoon.
Orders Couusermanded.
SrETTIS, J1ly 7-0risrs have been re-
ceived here from the Chinese legation At
Berlin 10 stop the work Of enrolling q crew
ard purchasing provisions for the new Chi
nese irorclad. which Eas 20 be constructed
here. TAe order for the sailing o. the YES
sci for china has also beer courtermanded.
A Royal Baby.
PcIspAs. July 7.-Frincess Victoria. wife
Of Prince Frederick william, elles, son Of
'hc C-ovn Prince Frederick William, has
trCi- us..YeIsG Of sou.
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SpeculatOrs Sue<i,

WATTERrowS, n. Y, July m. S, Mich
olas Il Co, the Chicago brokers, who recent
" failed, have sued twenty-three Waiter.
town speculators forb etween $4,000 and
$4,000 for margins which the firm advan-
ced TO carry their accounts.
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ECOmmttted Suicide.

NoHEIsTowS, Pa, July 7.-Alber. Harvey
who, with James Jack, was under arrest
for the murder of Mrs. Mary Jack, com.
mitted suicide in his cell in the County
Jail last night
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SOME MORE "H0NAH."


VIcKsBuRG, MISS, July The usual
quiet OF the capital city. Jackson, was dis
tnrbed Thursday night by warlike CORE.
spondence between Nr. Oscar II. Johnson.
editor OF the Copiah Signal. printed at
Hszehurs,, Copish county. and . Mr..
Jones, a member Of the Board OF Bu.
pervisors ot that county. The
difficulty was caused by a publication In
the Signal rejecting on Mr. Jones and
other county officials. and conssgusntiy
Mr. Jones put on his war paint and sent .
noie 10 the editor asking for hostile meet
ing. The editor kindly seconded Mr..
Jones demand i"r blood, and agreed 10 meet
the county Legislator at Amits City. la.
and there satisfy bis craving for gore. The
officials Of Jackson, hearing Of the CORE.
spondence between the two bclliscrents.
had them arrested snd placed under bond
OF 81, ,OOJ each 10 keep the peace. Both
parties left that city Thursday nights
ir IN. and the impression prevails there
that the matter will yet end In bloodsbed.
son believing they will go out Of the city
and arrange for duel.
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FIRE At PARKERsBURG.
Two Resid enees Totally Deatroyea
Last Night-Contents saved.
2,ecial 10 the Reofster.

PARKERsBuRG, July "A fire broke out
at S O'Clock this evening in double.frame
cottage on Julian street, occupied by w.
P. Maddox and Mr.. s,ebbins, result.
ing in the totsl destruction
of the entire building. The fire
engine not working properly, . delay oc-
CURED and the fire gained hesdway before
the gallant Sixth ward boys reached the
scene, and attached q hose to Lopers
sprinkling tank, which was kindly
PLACED at their disposal by the
proprietor. Through the efforts Of the fire.
man the fire was confined to the building
where it originated, The contents were
all saved. The fire Was caused by defec.
tive stove. Loss, 81. 500. fully insured. The
building was owned by DR.. Neal.
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HOADLY At HAMILTON.
q large and Enthusfsstic Meeting
H[st Hight-The Judge Addresses the
A1semblaSe.

Al8emDioSe.
HAMIIroN. o., July 7.-Arrangements
for the outdoor meeting for the ratification
of the nominations of the Democratic
State Conven tfon tonight were interfered
with by rain and the meeting was held in
the Germania Society Hall, which " 8
insufficient to hold the crowd
that gathered frt m the city and brought
in by special trains. General Vanderyor
presided at the meeting and stated that he
had . dispatch from Senator Pendleton
saving he could not be present on ac.
count of i'll health. Judge Hoadly
was greeted with cheers when
introduced, and began by saying
he was here as the representative OF the
old Democracy of Butler-as old as Jeffer
son-but 30 new that, God willing, it shall
newly occupy the offices of this State and
Nation, paying a high compliment to
his opponent, Judge Foraker. He renew:
ed the records of the two parties, pointed
out the various mistakes, and said in the
course of his remarks that he could stand
the blunt of all personalities while defend.
ing the principles of the party.
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Mrs. NickersOn No. 2.
Probable Railroad Compact.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July "a certain number
of the east bound roads have been urging
for year past an organization Of weigh
ing association for their own protection,
but the Nickel Plate and Chicago and At
laniic roads declined to join any compact
until yesterday, when arrangements were
effected by which it appears to be assured
such an association will be Immediately
formed
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u,,a., .,.,s A,,.u,,.S ss,.,S..

PO1osI. Mo, July Sam Cook, coiorsd.
sho, and fatally wounded Emma Shsrss. .
young woman who had refused ~ receive
bis attentions on account Of his intsmper.
ate habits. Cook then attempted 10 COIN
nit suicide. but only inflicted . d.sh
wound In the head with his revolver. He
then escaped. IL is believed that the col
ored citizens will lynch him II brosshs
here
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RAILWAY COLLISION.
One Train Rams Into Another. Doing
Large Amount Of Damage.

CoLrNBrs, O., July 7.-Engine 245, extra
west on the Little Miami division of the
Pan Handle, ran into the rear Of No. 81.
half mile east OF Spring .Valleysat 1910
A. NJ, destroying the caboose and wrecking
seventeen cars, nearly all Of which we're
empty, and badly damaging the engine.
Franey, the rear brakeman on No. 81, was
slightly bruised and cut about the head,
and has small bone broken in his leg.
Kennedy, engineer Of 245, and the fire
man, were slightly bruised. The accident
was probably caused by No. 81 stalling
while setting of cars, and the tisgman not
going back promptly. The track was
blocked for number of hours and trains
badly delayed. The injured men all live
at Columbus.
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The CnInmhus Nine.

CoLUMBUs, July THE directors OF the
Columbus base ball club tonight called
meeting of the stockholders for next Mon
day evening, when it is expected that some
action will be taken in regard to the man.
agement of the club.
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WHEEIJNG W. VA. SUNDAY MORNING. JULY 8. 1883.
guernsey, or an imitation Of our naval reg
ulation vestment.

SOurtueJ NECSCA@
Charles Z. Courtney was few days ago
presented by DR.. Smith and other admirers
with an elegant gold locket of handsome
design. II is in the form of circular band,
inclosiug the recipients monogram in
enamel, resting on crossed sculls, the blades
and handles projecting slightly beyond
the rim, on which appears the inscription
From your friends OF Richfeld Springs,
Below appears the legend 'l9:3ll$, Rich
field Springs. Sept l, 1882. Laurel leaves
in colored gold complete the picture. IL Is
attached to heavy gold chain.
Coming Aquatic Events,
July Ii, 81, 23-Larchmont Yacht Cluo
pennant regattss, Long Island Sound.
July 1S- Hanlan-Ross match race
Ogdensburg, \. y.
July "a, 25-Northwestern Amateur
Boating Association annual regatta
Muskegon, Mich,
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THE PRESIDENTS TRIP.
He Will Leave for Yellowstone Park
About August First-The People Who
VIII Accompany Him.

WASHINGTON, July lit is now settled
that the President will start on his con-
templated trip to the Yellowstone Valley
about the first Of August next, if nothing
should occur to interfere with the present
plans. The arrangements for the trip are
in the hands of Lieutenant General Sheri.
dan. The party will number about ten
persons, and be gone five or six
weeks. The President will join
General Sheridan and other mem-
bers of the party at Chicago, or PRO
ceed direct to Yellowstone Park with as
few stops as possible. The President has
abandoned all idea OF visiting Newport. He
will probably remain in Washington until
he starts for the West, with the possible
exception of making occasional seaside
trips on the steamer Dispatch.
Mrs. Nfckerson No. 2.
WAsAINGToN, Jaly I'm the Nickerson
case TO- day, Mrs. Lena Dellar Carter, Mrs.
Nickerson No. ., absolutely denies the
charge OF adultery and claims to have suf.
fered more by Nickerson's deceit than the
original Mrs. Nickerson. The Dupont circle
house decided her by Nickerson, she con-
sidered legally her own, for she AYERS that
when the property was given her the first
Mrs, NickersOn was not the lawful wife OF
the Major. The case was adjourned until
Monday.
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eses1isv AeeSloeOS.

JoLrEr, Ill. Jolly 7.-By the giving wsy
of one OF the xirs-rny ropes on the power
fuI derrick in Walkers stoos qssrTy here
ycstsrdsy afternoon, the derrick vss pr.
ciritsted o. pom Q nnmher Of the vofkmsn-
Nst. Rogers snd John Bsoomqnsst wsfs 10.
tsnily killed. and seven Others ssrioos'y
in inred
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ssvssx.H. Mo, July 7.-Prank Garrett,
brother Of Mike Garrett, nov 10 jsIl %
the charge OF outrsging Miss Bslls White,
vas detected by MrS. Joe. Holt In % e.
tempt 70 Outrage her little dsukhtSr. He
ran sway when discovsred, and . poss Of
vigilsntss are bunting for him, with sEcsl'
lent prospects Of lynching him.
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AReward for Lynchers.

CAIRO, Ill, July The City Council of
Mound City offer $500 reward for the ar
rest and conviction OF the leaders OF the
mob who lynched Howard, OF that place,
on the night OF the 5th.
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Conditios or the UsSseA stssss Terri.

wnHIsoros, July G-The following 10
the condition Of the Treasury: Gold coin
and bullion. sI9s. 80 ,f3l; silver dollars and
bullion. sllG,3J7. .dj3; fractional silver colo.
Es3IG1H; United states notes, ~ 252.-
Gsl: total, $3.50, 81, SIS. Certificates Oat.
s,anding-Gold, tsi ,524. go; silver, $685..
g5l; currency, ti3. OK. 900.
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TERRIBLE SUFFERING.
A NAKED, HaIf.StarSsd Crew Picked
Tn WhiIc Drifting On the wave 81

A naked, HaIEStapSsd Crew Picked
In while Drifting On tic wave sf
Death.
New YORK. July The Italian bark
Samuel, from Palermo, arrived yesterday,
with Captain Espcseto and the Grew OF
twelve men OF the Italian bark umberto
Galatola, which foundsred at SEA on
June 10th. The wrecked mariners arc
all natives OF Italy aud cannot
speak English. The story OF the disaster
as told by Captain Curroa, OF the samuel
Is as follows: The bark, umbe,to sals,
totn, left Torraveha, Spain. early last April
with a cargo OF salt bound for this city.
Fair winds were experienced ard good
time was made up 10 June 10 last, at lo
o'clock A. NJ, when IN lat Is J.! long.
IS, 81.
A Terrific EqaAil
struck the vessel, washing everything NOV.
able from her decks. and causing her 10
leak badly. The storm moderated soms.
what. The water was slowly but surely
iilling the ship. on the 18th at II O'Clock at
night, while men were At pumps the YES.
sci suddenly gave a lurCh forward, RAISED
almost perpendicular and sank head fore
most into the sea The men speedily took
n the boat, but ~ there was no food on
board the vessel they were in pltiable con.
di,ion. For two days they drifted about
until We found them. Our attention was
Attracted 10 light In the distance. which
we at once took for signal and answered.
We found them perfectly naked, every
man having divestcd himself Of his cloth
ing TO build fire which served them ~ .
signal. The boat in which he found them
was rapidly filing with water, and tho
men were unable 10 bail II out from sI-
haustOn."
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Cfrcus Train Ditched.

BRArNARp, Mimi, July One section OF
Coles circus train was ditched this morn.
ing four miles west of here, and four bag
gage cars were smashed. q. \. Hart, as.
sistant manager. had rib broken and 7, :.
ceiyed severe internal injuries. y
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A Fatal Flash.

LANCASTER, Pa, July "A heavy thun.
der storm passed over the southern and
eastern sections of Lancaster county last
evening. doing considerable damage. Mrs.
Law was struck by lightning and instantly
killed
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RuPued q Death.

WrLLsvrLLE. o.. July IA fire azsin
brols oct ON Thursday in the oil refinery
Of Paine. Albeit 4 Co., near kere, estaiIinr
a total loss Of SIS co. NeFerTon, one OF
l.,ap..ygs, ses burned 70 death.