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q UTICA MAN.

He Corrals the Collateral and then skips.
UREA, July 3.-FOr the past two weeks
the absence of William Wielman from his
home in Frankfort has given rise to vari-
ous surmises. He is about forty years old,
and has borne an excellent character in the
community. 1t is disclosed to-day that be
has been guilty of many little peculations;
He has been for several years secretary of
the local Z. 0. 4. a. organization, and in-
quiry Of Grand Secretary ySesmey, at Lock
port, reveals the fact that Wielman is shoTr:;
several hundred dollars in his accounts. He
lad in several instances raised drafts on
the treasurer, and in others had pocketed
assessments paid by members and reported
them to the grand secretary as suspended.
1t is found, also that as secretary Of the
Frankfort Fire Company, his accounts are
short, and that he leaves indebted several
hundr, dollars to merchants. He leaves
a wife, who is Frustrated by the revelations
OF her husband conduct, and is entirely
ignorant of MS whereabouts.
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WIND STORM.
& Destructive Tornado in Dakota Ter
ritory.

DfstruCtlft IOfHauO IN DaHoIa AtT-
ritory.
= WAHPEToS, Oak, July "a tornado
struck Fairmount p new town ON the Fargo
S,utheru railroad, twelve miles south Of
here. The school house in the Williams
cSgtrict presided over by Miss Jennie Will
Jams, was thoroughly demolished, and about
fAeen children were in the building, all of
9hom were injured more or less. Little
Thomas Beardsley was terribly hurt, receiy-
ing compound fracture Of the lower jaw
and scalp wounds, besides having an iron
spike driven through his chin, knocking out
four teeth. His condition is serious. Miss
Jennie Williams, the teacher received a
fracture of the right leg below the knee, and
the son Of l.. o. Haynes bad very bad
scalp wound The storm also blew the
Gallop and Paramount school houses of
their foundations, and the church. At the
latter place three freight cars were blown
of the Fargo Southern track. In the Park
district the school house was blosn into the
lake, and Mr.. Webers little girl is supposed
TO be drowned The thunder storm struck
Wahpeton about 9 o'clock yesterday morn
ing, and the wind was very heavy. IL was
no cyclone, hut Fesembled squah al sea.
No damage was done elsewhere.
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WASHING GTON.
The Anti-Chinese Bill Goes Through the


The Anti-Chinese Bill Goes Through the
Senate.
WASHINGTON, July3.-In the Senate Mr.
Dawes reported the fortifcation bill with
amendments, and it was ordered printed
Mr. Blair reported a bill to legalize the in
corporation of Trades Unions.
The English Report.
Mr.. Hammond submitted the report of
the Select Committee appointed to make
inquiry whether any eX-members have
violated the privileges Of the House.
The committee find no custom
or usage which would Justify
them in the conclusion that the conduct Of
VIM. H. English in the contested election
case of English Us. Peelie was breach Ofthe
privileges of the House, and recommend
that the whole matter be laid on the table.
Mr.. Millard presented minority report de
claring the charge that VIM. Ii English lob
bied on the floor in the interest of his son
was fully sustained by the testimony and
hat his conduct was improper and flag
rant violation of the privileges Of the House.
The report is accompanied by resolution
excluding VIM. H. EugliSh from the floor
during the present Congress.
Anti-Chinese Bill Passed.
The anti Chinese bill was called up by
Mr. Miller, of California. Mr.. Platt
moved to strike out the clause excluding
Chinese who are subjects of governments
other than that of China. Mr.. Hoar reaf-
Grmed his disapprobation of this class of
legislation. Mr.. Platts motion was not
agreed to, and the bill coming at once to a
vote was passed without amendment Yeas,
~. nayS 10
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STAY AWAY.

Taking Steps to Prevent Importation Of
Cholera.
WASHINGTON, July 3.--The President has
issued proclamation warning all persons
intending to take forcible possession OF the
Oklahoma lands in the Indian Territory
that the military forces Of the United States
will be used if necessary to remove all such
irtruders.
To avoid the possibility Of importing
cholera from France into this country
through the mails of the British Govern
ment will be requested to disinfect all
French mails passing through England to
this country.
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-WHEEIING W. VA, FRIDAY MORNING, july 4 1884.

hold this caueuss unless all the delegates
are present. We have no desire to take
Snap Judgment.
Mr.. Flowers has members of the deiega-
ton who will work TO have him nominated.
We have no objection to that. Mr.. Flower
is a good man. but we don't think he has as
fair a chance ofcarying New York as Mr..
Cleveland"
The California delegation brought word
that from fifteen to twenty prominent Cali
fornia delegates would be here Saturday
and open elaborate headquarters and work
in the interest of
Justice Field.
The California delegates themselves, how
ever, have announced that they will lnaugu-
rate campaign against Mr.. Field, Their
best efforts will be given to secure the nom
ination of Tilden in spite of his letter, but
if that should prove impossible, they will
work and vote as a unit for Thurman.
The national subcommittee requests that
as soon as various delegates have perfected
their organization they will send list OF
their chairman, vice-president and com
mitteemen to the national committee rooms
at the Palmer House, and it IS requested
that such notification be sent as early as
possible.
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The City Council has adopted an Ordi-
nee against Greerackcrs on the Fourth.
one sens the ordinance is proper as a
sguard against accidents from FIRE. Still
j Ems hard 20 deprive the American boy
G. birth born right to pop irecrackers
oLe anniversary day of our nations free
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Texas Fence Cutting.

San ANTONIO, TEX, July 3.-Last night
a fence of Mrs. Montesa, living on the Medi-
ma about nine miles from this city was CON-
petely destroyed by cutters. The fence was
a wire one, Just completed that evening, aud
surrounded 900-acre pasture, every foot
of which she owned and used for cattle past
urage The fence was cut in 100 different
pieces, and is completely demolished. Some
Of the posts were torn up and burned.
Neighboring ranchers are suspected and will
he arrested
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MORE PICTURES.
Decorating Chicago With Autographs of
Mr. Flower.

Decorating Chicago With Autographs of
Mr. Flower.
CHICAGO, July 3.-The California and
Nevada delegations to the Democratic Ma
tional Convention arrived this morning with
full mum bers, making the first ofthe arri-
walls. A portion of the New York delegation
also arrived, among whom may be number
ed, Daniel Manning, chairman of the dele
CATION. The California delegation held
caucus during the forenoon to outline their
future plan Of action, but came to no final
decision. Theplacarding of the State head
quarters has already been commenced. The
hallway and lobbies ofall leading hotels
we're literally decorated this morning with
lthographic views Of Roswell P. Flower.
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Randall Growing.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-RandalPs forces
are more confident for him than ever The
Cleveland men still talk bravely, but are
plainly worried by the labor demonstrations
made against their candidate The oppo-
Stion to Morrison and his free trade policy,
even in his own State, as shown by yester-
days convention, has hurt his boom, such
as it was There will be q general clear
ing out of Democratic Congressman to-
uightEaud tomorrow, and the session will
close in very tame style.
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MANNING INTERVIEWED.
He Believes that Cleveland Is the Coming
Man.

CHICAGO, July SIN an interview Mr.,
Manning said that he did not come here
with music and buster to nominate Cleye-
land, but he came as Democrat who be-
heved that the best interests Of the party
would be subServed BY Mr.. Cleveland uomi-
nation. According to Mr.. Manning's ealca-
lations, Cleveland viii have forty-eight or
a majority Of the New York delegation. An
important eau es of the New York delega-
ton viii be held on Saturday night al winch
Cleyeland's strength viii be actually deter
mined. Referring 10 this proposed meeting
Mr.. Manning said "We do not propose to
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ALL At SEA.

The New York Democracy Unable to Agree.
NEw YORK, July Especial. ] 1t would
require faith Of heroic endurance and
mastodonic proportion 10 believe all that
is told ofMr. Tilden these days. He is so
robust that he acts as captain, mate, purser
cook and crew for his yacht He is so weak
that he is fed with a spoon. But one thing
is absolutely certain that is Tilden will not
under any circumstances be candidate.
lie would not run if every Democrat in
America sent him written request.
Divided.
The New York delegation is hopelesSly
divided. Tonight, with a large portion of
it en- route for or at Chicago, they have
10 definite plans and no candidate. John
Kelly is for Bayard, but it is not believed
that he can deliver the goods. Flower and
Cleveland each have earnest friends, but
rot a majority. Just now it seems evident
that a Western man will shake the
persimmon. Thurman, Hendricks and
Mcdonald are all liable to be caught up into
the seventh heaven McDonalds chances
are the best. Indiana needs bracing up
after the nomination of Gray for Governor
aud while Hendricks is popular with the
learned professions, Mcdonald touches the
popular heart. Of all the Western men
named Mcdonald is the favorite at this
stage of the race and has staying qualities
that will keep him at the head Of the list
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SOMETHING STRANGE.
A Great Corporation Fails and VIII Pay In
Full.

CHICAGO, July 3.-Cherrie 4 Co., dealers
in pig iron and rails have filed voluntary
assignment. Liabilities, $350,000; assets
nominally $75O.O0O and actually at least
$500. 600. The failure was precipatated By
the purchase of 10000 tons Of pig iron
worth abopt s2e0,000 at high prices and
borrowing Sl2O, 900 on it from the banks
The banks called for the money and several
other debts fell due. The company will be
Sble to pay in full and have large sur
Mus
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NOTICE TO AGENTS.

! News Agents will please send In
heir orders at once for each days
supply OF REGISTERS they want
from now until after the Demo-
eratie National Convention. which
meets at Chicago OnJ July Sth. The
most complete and brightest re-
ports will be found In the REGIS-
TER.
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lbelieve it IS safe to say there is not a
Iie.cratic Statesman in the First district
o. oes no, firmly believe he can beat
- for Congress. The only requisite is
ination. That secured the candidate
-t in front of the offices in Blackstone
3 the cool shade, and let some one else
campaign work IN" '-:z.AL the
Iy to pay campaig. a as
esas rolling of log.
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WIN Make It Good.

IrrrE Rock, ARK, July 5.-A rumCr OF
ore than ordinary interest IS now elrGu'
INC G IN this civ to the effect that the bonds
l",,n III &c ex-State Treasurer Churchill 5 sec
= - a and third terms are preparing TO pay
: - - - M" rroDoYtion Of the shortage and stop
u.en u.asad;ros If thisis done 1t will leave
] u s,s,.term bondsmea some s6O,0OO to
W tLs O ~ The alternative of fight IN the
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= observe decided improvement in
Ii axe up OF the Richmond Dispatch and
arlad TO note this evidence OF its pros
ne. The Dispatch is an institution be
fonng to the history of Virginia for more
than quarter of a century, and still main
ai1he high standard for which Virginia
., aliSm has always been noted.
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waived ExauAlnatioa.

VNcxSxEs. ISD., July3.-T sensational
case against County Treasurer Hollings-
zorth came up to-day in Squire Jackson's
Court, bat after 8 Et.le preliminary basi-
ness Hollingsworth waived examination
and was bsund over 20 court IN the sum Of
81 900 bail. This is the case Of the shoot.
ing of last Friday. in which complaint vas
made against Hoilingssorth f0r assault
with intent to kill
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CHICAGO is already beginning to bristIe
ith politicians The next week will De a
sely one inthe Lake City, and the REGIS
Il viii make it a point to furnish its read
5 with full details of all that happens dur
the exciting convention.
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"MolllE MAGU!RES. /"
A Feeling Of Uneasine>s in Pennsylvania
MiuRa,

PIrrsBUReH, July 3.-A ClearGeld special
saws there is much uncasiness among the
miners Of the Fourth District Amalgamatei
Miners Assoeiation, and the least indis.
Greet movement may precipitate general
strike. At Reynoldsville and other
places in the bituminous coal field. Coffin
notices" and other suggestive ku-klax
missiyes have been Distributed and sn unde-
fined feeling Of insecurity prevails Low
wages and other troubles in the coal trade
have caused much deStitution and suffering
and the situation becomes more distressing
daily.
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81 don't feel welll' The stomach is out Of
order; neglected, this means chronic dys-
pepsia. You should take Ackers DyspeP
Sa Tablets and avoid this terrible disease.
Sold by Edmund Booking and c. Menks.
meller, druggists, Wheeling, W. Va, and
and F. P. Zimn,c- Bridgeport o.
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nInun to Pieces.

TrrrrLLE, Pa, Jnly A Warren, A ia,
- Ii 40 The Herald, says: Word comes
sP Ps;@bt Of terrible accident in Clarendon,
a. here in which Patrick Conneliy lost
~ ISsi ne He was employed as shooter oy
=, : ~, .as,.5o company, and this afternoon,
s;is lgs y. Sling she'll with nitro-glyeeT1ene, II
Nnl,e N,easS blowing Connolly into minute
pieces
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THE Moundsyille Reporter takes Gen.
'ioFE off the track as a congressional can
idste snd puts Col BEALIr of Brooke, on.
.Ye suspect that GoFE viii buck and refuse
ID move.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-04

The New Martiasyille Messenger wants
o know whether the Supreme Court Is
eally above criticism, or not
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-04

THE Wellsburg Herald is not satisfied
with the logic of the Supplemental assess
ment decision.
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TuE Fourth of July is one hundred and
eight years old to-day.
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A MURDERER ARRESTED.
Louis wniet Charged with Killing Edward
Keiiand-

Louis wIIiet Charged with Killing Edward
Keiiand-
Ngv YoHK, June3.-Rohndsma Murphy
and Policeman Hsnley brought heavily
handcuffed, 10 the Toombs Police Court this
morning a repulsive looking young man
named Lsuis wiiiett, aged nineteen, agains.
whom they preferred charge Of murder
IL arrears that willeti. who was in the en-
picy Il Edsard Esliand, who keeps resta-
raurt at No. ~ Jokn street, Kingston,N. T..
had quarrel With his employer on Janu-
arr 7th last sad on the evening Of that
day. while Kellsbd was in bed asleep Willeit
epiered the reens and brutaily murdered the
Sleeping man He beat him over the head
with chair until he sank to the floor. IL
Is alleged that the murderer then robbed
his victim q a small sum Of money and
fed. About tVo Rueks sgo q brother OF
KeIland, hearing Dikg4he murderer was
seen In tbs cifT came TO New York AMI
obtained The servlee Of the police. Last
night tAey succeeded in tracing him 70 .
lodging house at No. 73 Cherry streA On
The way 10 the station house be resitee4 af-
rest bot the use Of the club brought =
submission. When accused Of IT,
he admitted his guilt and said II
iR the heat OF passion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-04

PHYsIuAss recommend Dr..
Cream Baking Powder for tightening
raising bread. biscuits. cakes ETC.. beeaa1
when making that table food more RlsAsart
10 The paiate and more easy to the digestive
organs. II takes no nutrftise elemens from
he -four. Chemists endorse Dr. Prcss
Powder a. the most perfect made.
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workingmen. Attention,

A meeting of the Democratic working
men of Wellsburg is called fos Thursday
evening, July Sd, at Tarr's Hall, to take the
necessary action for protecting their inter
ests at the mass convention 10 be held next
Saturday, to send delegates to the Demo.
cratic State nominating Convention, to be
held nj Wheeling, July %, 1884
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

A Laboring Mems Meeting Mt Wells
burg.
WELLsBURG, July g. Special. The Di-
amond Coal and Coke; Works was the scene
of sad accident this afternoon that result
ed in the death of John Cropp. He was
a miner engaged in the ihaft, when pOr-
ton of the slate roofing broke loose and
crushed him to death. He leaves a widow
and two small children. Editor Robinson,
of the Wheeling Newsletter, was
in town to-day. He had dodgers
printed and scattered over town,
calling a meeting of the Dem
ocratic laboring men for tonight to take
action toward receiving representatives
from this county to the State convention at
Wheeling on July %. 1t is generally un-
derstood that the meeting is in the inter-
est of Wilson for Governor. Quite large
number of our citizens will leave town to
celebrate the Fourth. The contract for
building the new Presbyterian church is
given out and the erection of a
fine large building has been commenced
Eugene .Tarr, Esq, has purchased a one
half interest in the Brooke County Local.
The style of the new firm will be Murphy i
Tarr, publishers, and Mr. Tarr will take
charge of the editorial columns.
The following is the circular distributed
by Mr.. Robinson:
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We celebrate the day We love.
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BRIEF TELE6RAMS.

THS Glorious Fourth!
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" NIsNT Nv IIIi.NINN'
P. S.-I am going to stop our subscrip
to Puck, because it is so mean to pa. |
know three or four more who are going 10
stop. We will make them sorry for their
actions. W. B. p
New-York tribune., 1884-01-23
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, jan 22The five packages Thought 10 CONTAIN
dynamite found the railway over which train was 70
pass with the Prince Of Wales, contained materl wncn
could not possibly caused any damage Ihcy are
believed to have been accidentally dropped
MADRID, Jan. 22.-A Frencbman and Portuguese
arrested yesterday upon the Retro promenade,
In the gardens of Bden Retro charged with attempting
TO approach the royal carriage as passed through hat
thOroughfare
Earl Spencer, Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland was absent
ABERDEEN Jan. 22.-rhe master shipbuilders OF this
city have informed employees that their wages are
TO be reduced 10 per cent. Twelve nun red ana hly
employees OF the Steel Company OF Scotland nave Acceped
the masters terms and resumed work.
LONDON. jan 22-Tne Court OF Queens Bench has rem
dered Judgment in favor OF the Bishop of Manchester
The latter refused induct a Rituast clergyman into
tue living at Miles Plating, and the suit was DrOuShS 10
compel tine BisnOp to do so.
ROME, JAN 22.-rhe Vatican and Prussia have settled
the question in relation to the training OF the clergy in
semnares and negotiations for the restoration or DISH
ops to their former dOceses are proceeding.
LONDON, JAN 22-The British bark Burmah, Captain
Whitehead, which sailed from Natal November 10 for
Halifax, abandoned at sea in SINKING condt0n on
December 10 IN latitude $50 north Longitude, l6o west
The saved and have been landed AT Gibraltar
PARIS, Jan. 22.-In the Chamber OF Depu ties to-day
the motion of the Government to grant 1t authority TO
prosecute Editor Taander for publishing articles calcu
lated to ncte immortality ana murder, was rejected
TEMEsvAR, Hungary, Jan. 22.-DT. Julius Rosenberg,
who killed Count stefan Batnyany in duel on October
22 has been condemned to years imprisonment and
pay the costs of the trial. The Count was shot through
the temple and instantly killed The cause OF the duel
the marriage to the Count Of lady who had been
previously engaged to Dr. Rosenberg
New-York tribune., 1884-01-23
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
THE EVACUATION OF KHARToUM.
DENoRALIzAToN AMONG THE GARRIsoN-REBEL
FORCES INCREASING.

DENoRALIZATIoN AMONG THE GARRIsoN-REBtL
FORCES INCREASING.
LONDON, Jan. 22.-The TmeSs dispatch fIom
KhartOum says that no order for the evacuation OF
that place has yet been given nor is it known that
snch an order is contemplated. The total number
of soldiers in Khartoum amounts to 100, of which
1000 Chaggias, who are known to be disaf-
fected. The black troops are also untrustworthy
and the whole garrison in state Of demoralization
on account of long arrears of pay. There are only
two small steamers which can navigate the river
to Berber, and it is evident that the
evacuation of Khartoum would take months to ac-
complish. Meanwhile the rebel forces are daily in
creasing at all points south of the town. 1t is also
reported that number of rebels coming in the
direction of KhaTtOum from the west.
Ii is learned to-day that Sala Bey has repelled an
attack of the rebels near Mesalamia.
CAIRO. Jan. 22.-Sheikh Moussa. who recently
brought in half of his tribe to Suakim, and who was
captured on January Is, has been released by the
rebels. He has arrived at Suakim
Owing to pressure Of business, Sir Evelyn Barring
the British COnsul-General, will be unable to go to
Suez to confer with Chinese" Gordon. General
Sir Evelyn Wood. the commander of the British
troops in Egypt, will probably go instead