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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-03
The Tariff Question.

The House continued the consideration
of The tariff bill to-day Mr.. Wemple of
New York, took the floor in opposition to
the Morrison bill. Mr. Deuster (Wis.)
gave notice of an amendent which he pro-
rosed 10 offer when the bill was open for
amendment, providing that after July l.,
1884, no duty shall be levied on raw mate
rial consumed by the people or the factories,
and addressed the House in support thereof
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Pennsylyauia Prohibitionists.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May AT todays
session the prohibition home protection
PARTY platform was adopted recommend
ing principally the suppression of the liquor
traffic and compulsory education. An
amendment favorable to asserting political
rights women was voted down by decided
majority and the report of the Minority
Committee in favor of woman suffrage out
r;nht carried hY I6 10 81
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small But Valuable.

CryEIASD, o., May "A bold atte .npt
was made last night to abduct Lucia Ear
ate the Mexican midget on exhibition at
the Dime Museum. Two men managed to
s,eaI her from the dressing room while lett
alone She was missed but chase made and
,be obductors seen. but they dropped her
and escaped. This is the third attempt to
kidnsp her. The supposed object Is to hold
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~o oDnoSi,ion Allowed in Russia.

st. PETERsBrRG, MAY 2.-The Journal
Memoirs of FaIhcrlaud has been prohibited
from further publication on the ground that
il, policy is hostile to social order. The
Official journal saws: Disclosures made at
the time of the discovery of the secret so,
ciety in 80 implicated some editors OF
newspapers as members Of the revolution
propaganda. and that the government will
NOT tolerate such Journals.
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anrt Inst as Much.

CARROLL. Iowa, May 2.-Wm. Moran was
stonped on the street BY two women ol o.
doubtful reputation who threw pepper IN nv n,s
Or,sS borsewhipped him, and upon bystand-
80, ~ ;nterfer;ng shot at but missed him. Inc
.,oD,en had been warned to absent them'
'"p,es "J from skating rink, and they sup,
sasoJ Ca Moran sent the warning. The RINK
Ia PI,ansgsr acknowledges he wrote the letter
,'L, ,somen are in Jail
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LABOR TROUBLE AT BUFFALO.
Fight Between Italians and Longshore-
men Last Night.

men Last Night.
BUFFALO, May 2.-The first serious out
break between Italians and union laborers
occurred tonight About 10 o clock large
number of ItaliOnS who had been loading
boats on the docks were returning home
when bricks and other missels we're thrown
at them. The Italians FASTENED to a large
tenement occupied entirely by them
and the French poor \ large
crowd, mainly street gamins, gathered
around, yelling vigorously. The Italians
appeared at the windows and began gem
eral and indiscriminate firing into the
crowd. which rapidly dispersed. No one
was killed, but several were reported struck
with bullets. The police arrested ten
Italians and several in the crowd. Quiet
was restored in a short time.
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prox That II be But n Rumor

PITTSBURGH, May 1T is rumored TO
night that an explosion of fire damp occur,
red this afternoon at Allegheny Valley coal
mines, nine miles from Parker, Pa, aud u
number of miners were killed. Owing to
the late hour nothing can be learned rs the
telegraph office there was closed.
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r,r>,,rl has for some time been eat
.-r ir bitter fruits Of the riot. She Is now
,.a- ,oae Of the sweet juices of it. \
%, 90. actually hung in that city on
-..7.,, sudyr the forms of law. We ar
.,i a'uo,r the advance our western Paris
.rs,a- n civilization, although the vic
IN ~, rh~ only criminal in town about
,.5a ST., ioa5; was expressed as to his
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Tne River strike.

I i.acs;yed at the miners othce tnas .Ss .Ss
faas,S SSs pool men had struck sgs;nss ;ns, Who M.
loarsn ,oss5 reduction Of wages a miner ,S Sbe no
ProPossso ssom there said tie strike sCuld %
came sS iro,n Cor : while st least, but ne wa was
con,.nS ,.nsosrsd to say that il would De success
not PseP~ - zz-
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An fnr Arthur.

roruv,,IK KY, May 2,-The Republic
can State Convention met ags,n daIsgate sa,s % At
md I elected for the remaining us'esS1 oo,,n' -
Iarge I,gS John W. Lewis, Of Washington W wsltar S
= The delegation now s;sn1s E.,s,s,Son 80,
Ev.ns ". o. Bradley e. T. 0o'Oer'S'A
W Iewis
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elf Mnrliar.

CALDWELL, o., May 2-Leroy Dennison.
age d about thirty-6ve years. residing few
miles west of this place, died from an over
doss of medicine on April 30, taken with
suicidal intent. His wife died about one
year ago. since which time he has manifested
symptoms Of insanity at times
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T,s R.t,e.u Charges.

Ex-Monister Foster is back from Indiana,
In an interview on the recent attack on the
State Department by Gen Badeau, he de
MED the latter's charges at length deciar-
inc that Badeau had been misintormed.
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Vr.re 40 sense in the Clifton meeting
s~.a. r"so'u;ions Of Indignation against
rI..gr VINO presided at the trial The
-r s>., the degree Of guilt and the judge,
-,.,,.r- the sentence, cannot exceed the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-03

. NEw YoRx, May 2.-The following Is h'
score in the walking match at midnight
Ro~ell. 525; Fitzgerald. $50. Yint $50
Herty, 4s3; Elson. ass; kitaw, fs3i Fan
choS 496; Noremse, 4s4.
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O,sWe,, Virginia towns can hold pub
f. meetings and pass indeGant resolutions
r.51g: raising riot, as was eyinced al
.-5a. Score rs one ahead Of Ohio.
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Ineendlary Fire.

Several attempts to FIRE barns aud other
.ouidings have recently been made in
ser,0n county. The latest was the burn
!. Of the harm Of W. H. H Roper Loss
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'THS Sehmulbsch Brewing Company s
celebrates Book Beer viii be or tap satur-
dap ana koadsy 81 all The principal "a
looms.
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r. nav have been a harmonious eOnyen-
s,a VI, there is evidently lack Of har-
-5as Tween the Republican journals Of
\ ,:.y a'out the report of the proceedings.
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WG,- VIRCININs good name demands
E., he Kauawha lyuchers be hunted down
d brought TO Justice.
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p.rross Of the ReJnsnn Brewing Com
c.uy viii be filed with pleasure 70 hess
rs; their Bces viii Be out again oa hoa-
dsy next
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4 MySteFiousCase.
A TeNns Rlnr

ehsp l.. !hN.' NAY "A cyclone struck
Ssr,S ~ = evening, and the new Episco-
|hass, = sae Southern Pacific saloon and
,s,, = ana mai cabins were swept away.
b. oUidings were twisted out Of
~ CS'. ersons we're severely injured.
'>hSs ares ,a Sehnaek was killed. The
'0En is $4,000.
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y The Associated Press under JAY
Cn.2, manipulations could nominate
BAN. he would have had . solid delega-
..-- '-rr syO
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A,r.IT in the Republican party in Ken
,,sy /, q small affair. There is so little to
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Iannery Burned.

40 oil taancry at Cabin Run, Mineral
aIy. burned down Wednesday night.
). 3 nnn
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STATE SIFTINeS.

Rsanings From the West virginia ES-
thanges--Aecidents---F Hap
psnings and NeighborhOOd News
Hsrper's Ferry has mounted rifle com
s,7 which Is named in honor Of Senator
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YESTERDAYS CONVENTIONS.
Echoes from the Political SiSirmishing
Grounds Of the ''Grand Old Party

Echoes from the Political Skirmishing
Grounds of the ''Grand Old Party
CmcAGo, May 2-The News has the fol-
lowing special from Lincoln Nebraska: The
following delegstes-at-large were elected by
the Republican National Convention: j. NJ
Thurston, NJ. S. HarwoOd, p johnson and
George II. Brooks. The delegates are un-
instructed but resolutions endorsing Ar
thurs administration were adopted.
They "sHarmonized.'
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, May 2.-The RePub
Hcan convention at St Augustine by hard
work harmonized the differences between
the factions LedWith's name was dropped
from the list of delegates at large and
Joseph f. Lee, colored, substituted The
color line was sharply drawn in the conyen-
ton. All the delegates at large are for
Arthur.
Let Her Go.
MADISON, Ga, May al. L. Christian
and Miss S. A. Lochlin were not married
last Sunday, as the lady fed writing him
she did not care to enter into matrlmony.
He pursued, found her and again obtained
consent the wedding to take place last
evening. AT the last moment the bride
tainted and the ceremony was again post
poned. .-
Nebraska for Blaine.
LINCOLN, Ma, May 2.-The Republican
State Convention concluded its labors at 3
o'clock this morning. The full list of dele
gates is John NJ. Thurston, n S. Harwood,
John Jenson and George A. Brooks. They
are all Blaine men.
They Want Grant.
RALEIGH, n. C., May I'm the RePubli.
can Convention resolution was offered
instructing delegates to vote for General
Grant was tabled. Dockery, delegate at
large, is for Blaine. District delegates not
solid for Arthur Platform compliments
President Arthur
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Broken Arm.

I,c-. Leonard, night foreman Of the B.
q machine ~hos, al Parkersburg, is con-
! TO his home in consequence of a
I ken grrr,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-03

THS Opera House Orchestra VII oaea,
Wheeling Park tomorrow with sacred
concert. Don't miss IL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-03

ANOTHER Ohio man elevated. He was
llg at Cincinnati on Yesterday.
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New Minister.

PEKIx, May Am imperial decree Just
promulgated, appoints Sheet Sing Chen
minister 10 France, in place OF Marquis
Tsing. Hi Fong Pao, minister to Ger
mans. acts temporarily at Paris.
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The Norndsyille Reporter SAYS that the
'-01 CITY is infested with gang Of sneak
-.7eS tha, give constant ANNOYANCE to the
L.DLe Of la. nlac..
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For the Militia.

Almost every member of the House OF
Representatives has received petitions from
military organizations located in the several
districts praying for prompt action on the
bill reported favOrably by the Committee on
Militia, March r. increasing the annual ap-
preparation for the militia from two hundred
thousand to six hundred thousand dollars
The bill is now on the House calendar, and,
if possible, will be called up before the cx-
nirntinn of the present session.
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sneak Thieves.


I machine ~hO-. at Parkersburg is con-
TO HI, home in consequence of a
ken arm.
sneak Thieves.
The Nouudsyille Reporter saws that the
-0a Ctv is infested with a gang Of sneak
--7e' tha, give constant annoyance to the
4 fP.e Of thar place.
Tannery Burned.
40 oil taancry at Cabin Run, Mineral
nGy. burned down Wednesday night.
IS 5000.
Broken Leg.
Charley Hinton, Of Coney, Summers
'a'y, vas run over on a Sawmill tram
p las, No-Iav. and had his leg broken.
Killed by Tree.
John Newki-k. Of Summers county, was
rg a .-rr. and in falling it lodged
Ea.a,. another .ree. In dislodging it, by
he mean, a branch struck a boy named
,'s Co.ry .n the head, instantly killing
2 Nsvhaw was also dangerously IN
r5
a 4 Valuable Tree.
d e2eyrv tree recently cut near Elk Gar-
'ca.d = go feet.
Fell Dead.
s~n5'a par,han fell dead on the deck oI
@Nn@g Sentinel, at New Geneva.
House Burned.
d. hog, mE George Snider, near Laure
N"nna-alia county, WAS burned
'Sasiay ",r..ng Loss 81 500. Detec
- Narrow Escape.
,aaS lilne a timer of EingwOOd, drank
'o.'les %. Laudanum by mistake and
T',y escaped death.
I'D Raised the Price.
'.- Huntington CITY Council has raised
-4ao' license to $500 and the cOmutu
H.oees.
d, Fatal Accident.
+. lI'1 MN the hve-year-Old daughter Of W
T,saaa ~ 'ra from tramway at Fair
''T"' county and received fatal IN
.I Mysterious Case.
l'' .a>' week Della Jones, daughtel
= Jones OF Harrison county, re
49, Package which seemed to contain
~ sugar. \ note asking the youn!
M .sI 'a" ,agar and burn the note
'-sA Joke and divided the suga
s - s>SrE Bo'h were taken yiolentl,
-, 'a,l account were in a dangerous
+. s,, lhe not purported to come
nr For Governor.
y :, ss,'nont Index bOolhs Judge HAY
governor in a column editorial.
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River and Harbor Bill.

The anticipated fght-,that is to be made
in the House over the river and harbor ap-
preparation bill was begun this morning,
The Missouri delegation held meeting and
resolved to oppose the bill unless a more
liberal provision is made for the Missouri
river" They want 81, 600, 600 appropriated,
while the bill in its present shape gives them
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-09-15
Ploiptifrs, Attorneys. St, Paul. Nil
Notice to Creditors.

State of Minnesota, County of Ransey-ss. In Pro-
bate Court, Special Term August 90, 1881
In the matter of the estate OF David j. Evans, de-
ceased
the County of Ramsey, viii, upon the first Mclday Of
the month of December A. ID. 1884, at ten o'clock a.
m, receive hear, examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against said deceased ana that
six months from and after the date hereof have been
allowed and limited for creditors TO present their
claims against said estate, at the expiration of which
time all claims not presented or not prevent its sat
isfaction, shall be forever barred unless for good
cause shown further time be allowed.
BY the Court,
IL.s.l WM. B. MCGRORTY,
Judge of Probate.
EPHEnN D. EVANS. Administrator. with the wiz
annexed. au25-5w-mon
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY.
y SIS. In Probate Court, special term. August 20,
1884.
In the matter of the estate of Daniel Ryan, de-
ceased.
On reading aud filing the petition of Timothy Ryan
of said county, representing among other things
that Daniel Ryan, late of said county, in the year
\. D. 1866 at Saint Paul, in said county, died ntes
tate, and being inhabtant Of this county at the
time of his DEATH leaving goods chattels and estate
within this county, and that the said petitioner is
one of the children OF said deceased and praying
that administration of said estate be 10 him some
other suitable person granted
II is ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge Of this court, on Thursday, the 25th day OF
September, a d. 1884. at ten o'clock a. m, at the
Probate Office, in said county.
Ordered further that notice thereof he given 10
the heirs of said deceased and toal persons interest
ed by publishing copy OF this order for three sue
cessive weeks prior TO said day of hearing in the
DAILY GLOBE newspaper printed and published at
Saint Paul. in said county,
By the Court. WI. B. McGRoRTY.
GL.s.l Judge Of Probate.
Attest FRANK RoBERr. Jr., Clerk.
a. Il. CAPEHART, Attorney for Petitioner
septl-4w-mOn
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-09-15
National Dog Rreeders, Show.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-THE premium
Isis are now ready for distribution for the
first national dog breeders show, to be held
here October 16, Il and Is. The exhibition
viii be held under the auspices Of a number
Of leading exhibitors throughout the country,
and iu many important features is a new
departure in connection with dog shows
There are eighty three classes. for all Of which
the premiums Of cash aud valuable special
prizes viii be offered for competition.
Promises OF support have been received
from all sections Of the states and Canada
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-09-15
Written for the Globe 7
TELL THE TRUTH"

Tell the Trzth. the Governor said
When venomed SANDER reared its head
TO spol his power
..Teu tie Truth words strong sns grand.
Welded b. : master hand
Crown him the victor
..Teu the Trath.~ the echo fiss
None but towards trade N les
CIevelaad unGsunte6-
..Ten the Trzth. three links OF gola
Woven BY . nsa foretold
To rule this nation
81. Paul, sept -. L. u N
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-09-15
a Brutal Murder.

WHEELING, Va, Sept 14.-InteIHgence is
just received Of the murder, at Coal Valley,
Fayette county. this state, that Smith Olden
and Alexander Tineher, involved in a quar-
rel when Oljen struck Tineher with sn axe,
cleaving his breast open from the right
shoulder through both lungs and heart, and
part OF the heart dropping out Of the gaping
wound. The murderer was arrested.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-09-15
CONTRACT WORK.
Grading Balfl Street

OFFICE or THE BOARD or PUEBLO WORKS,
CTTT OF ST. Panl, Mimi. sept. 6, 1884.
Sealed bids viii be received by the Board OF
Public Works in and for the corporation of the
city OF st. Paul, Mnnesota at their Office in said
city, until 12 m. on the 22d day Of September,
A d. 1884, for the grading Of Banfl street.
from Seventh (7th) street to Dake street. in said
city, according to plans and specifications
hlc in the Office Of said Board.
A bond with at least two ~ sureties, in o sum
Of at least twenty coy per cent. Of the gross
amount bid must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
JOHN FARRTNGToN. President.
Official:
r. L. CoRxAs, Clerk Board Of Public Works.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-09-15
coNcLrpING REMARKs.

Il would only be proper for me to conclude
this letter without a few remarks for the
benefit and advantage Of possible visitors
to that region. II is trip that can be made
without any Inconvenience and at very little
expence. The tourist who leaves St. Paul or
Minneapolis by the st. Paul & Duluth road
on Tuesday morning, arrives in Duluth in
time to catch the beautiful propeller Ocean,
which is the only one stopping at all points
of interest along the north shore The boat
is hanGsomly furnished. the state rooms are
neat and comfortable, supplied with spring
mattresses and every other convenience
which fastidioUs traveller requires. The fare
on the boat is good, substantial and plentiful
The officers are all pleasant gentlemen who
spare no trouble to make the trip agreeable
TO their guests. The captain. Mr.. A. l.
Thompson, is one OF the most reliable on
the lakes, and although a comparatively
young man, boasts Of nineteen years ex-
perience on the raging brine.'' He is
great fayorite with tourists and deserves the
good opinions he has won. The clerk. Mt
James Macgregor, seems 70 have no other
thought than the comfort Of those entrusted
in his care, aud as he is constantly bubbling
over with good humor, he does
much TO prevent the trip from
growing monotonous. He is ever alert TO
look after whatever may add to the pleasure
Of his guests, and has nothing Of that mo-
roseness that sometimes characterizes those
in similar positions. In every way a trip
down the north shore Of Lake Superior is
well worth the taking. r. J. ".
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-09-15

CTATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF RAMSEY
- Is IN Probate court, Special term, August %,
1884
In the matter Of the estate Of Ellen Ryan, de-
ceased.
On reading and fling the petition of Timothy Ryan.
Of said county, representing, among other things,
that Ellen Ryan late of sid county. II the year A.
D. lsss az Saint Paul IN sad coua.y. died iatestate,
and being inhabiisnt Of this county 81 the time
Of ba- death. leaving goods ehstfels and estate
within this county. ard that the said petitioner IS
the brother OF said deceaEed, and praying that i'd
lniztratlon Of sad estate be him Or some gths
suitable person granted:
Il is ordered, That said petition be heard before
the tudgs of THIS court Thursdsy, the 18th day Of
September. a D. 1884. ar ten O'Clock n, at the
Probate Office, IN said county.
Ordered further. That notice thereof be given to
the heirs cf said deceased and 10 AL persons interest
ed By publishing copy Of this order for three sue
ceszsve weeks prior 20 said day Of hearing IN the
DAILY GLOBE newspaper printed and published az
Saint Paul. In said county.
~ the CcaFt-
rI-sl WIZ 2. AcGRoRTY.
Judge os PFoDzte.
Attest. FEAxK RosEsT. Jr.. Clerk.
4 z CAPzHxIT. Aftosney fog Petitioner.
scgtI4x-1c1
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-09-15
Washburn Port List.

Especial Telegram to the Globe
WAsHBURN, Wis, Sept. 14.-Badger State
arrived from Buffalo with merchandise,
cleared for Duluth. Fountain City arrived
from Buffalo with merchandise, cleared for
Duluth.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-09-15

CyTATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY or RAMSEY
- "a II Proo4te COurt, Special term, August 81.
1854.
ceased
Whereas. an instrument IN writing pErPoTting TO
be the last VII ana testament OF Anna n Appleton.
deceased. late Of said county. has been delivered
70 this court,
And whereas, Samuel APPLETON has 1led thereEith
his petition. representing among other things that
said Anna n AVpleIOniec In said county on the 18th
day OF April 1884, tesfafe and that said petitioner s
the sole executor named in said last XII and tesfa-
meur and praying thaf the said instrument may be
admitted 70 probate and tLat letters testaneatAry Be
70 hir1 issued thereon.
Its ordered that the proofs Of said instrument,
and the said petition. be heard before this court at
the PROBATE Of5ce il sad county. the 24th day q
so-ete- A D. 1884. ten O'clock n The forenoon
When az concerned may appear and contest the pro
ba-e % szl9 instruments
Ard II Is further ordered Ths- public notice o. the
tine and pace q said hearing be given 20 al persons
interested By publication q these orders for three
weeks szceesssyeIy previous 70 aid day Of hearing,
n the DAILY GLOBE nezsVaper printed a7d pub
I.shed a Saint Paul IN sad county
Ls wM 3. NoGRoRTT.
Judge u Prnfsa-e-
Attest. FExxk Ts0EEEI, JE-, CleE4- sestl-zs--Icz