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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-02
PARKERsBURG POINTS.
GoSsIp Concerning Railroads. BOW
Building and Proposed -PersOnai
Special 20 The. R<QtSter.

matters.
Special 10 the. Register.
PARKERsBCG, May 1.--Aside from the
great political.issuss now before our peo
pie, the most important topic in this
vicinity is the railroad question. The
completion of the Ohio River roadis loohed
Onward to with deep interest, and it is
hoped the time is not far distant when the
line will be completed to Point Pleasant
and Wheeling and Parkersburg will be in
sirsct all rail communication with the
iuture Capitol of the State. A keen inter
st is also felt in the Black Diamond sys.
. EN- which is to place Parkers6urg ou q
ihrousht line between the wicked city
IN the shores of lake Michigan, and the
city of Norfolk on the Chesapeake bay
Thsimportance of this undertaking connol
e uDestimated, and il is TO be hoped thi'
rur people will give the enterprise all the
srcouIt GENE mt and aid In their power, auo
rom eli that can be learned, the citizens
II along the proposed line are disposed 10
30 so
THO Fitzhugh, of Ritzhugh Is Hunter,
during trip up the little kanawha this
week sold four pianos.
Rev. A. Doug ass, Carlisb, the eloquent
divine. will supply the pulpit of Calvary
Presbyterian church for the next five
months. This will be pleasing inieiii'
gerce for bis friends
Mrs C. Corbitt has gone to Maryland,
where she will spend few weeks in visit
ing the home OF her childhood.
The genial Arthur Meyers, late book
seeuer in The office OF the Singer Mauufac
turing Company, is now iu the othce OF tht
b. & 0. express company this city, aud
rom all appearances the change agrees
Rith him.
Msior Tom Deem, of Roane county, was
IN the city yesterday tis the opinion
of Roaue county Democrats that the dele
gates from that county to. the CoBgression
al Convention, will be abont equally di
vided between Gibson aud Hogg, aud solic
for Hassler for auditor, whsD the time
comes for the State Convention.
Governor Jackson was here On Sunday
and Monday.
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TIVE WD suoay.
Lssa Gasl 80 - BsvsssAgassso -

Lsaa Gasl - - DsvsssAgsesso -
ASase ooS.
SraaERIksp. Mr.. Msy Mis- bdsis
T.wsil, residing in the family of d. O.
G. Ferry, died last Sunday and vss bafisd
Monday. h va givsa out thai she dssd
O, drop.y, but there we're Sumoss thai sos
died frsm spoihsr cause. and that thsn
usre ssspicioas lasts sosnscssd VIA me
case. In fsss the reports took ths shspe
that Sssth ssI csussd from the snssts q
IN sbortins. This reached ths ears of ths
sutb oriiiss and sn isusstiastion sss Do.
,efIiosA uoos. Aee1ydbAxIy Cosonss
s,popg, setipx uposy distinctions tso.u the
slsts's attorney. bed the femaipsof Ne
yoppg eisl s1huusd and bsid - tsqnese
fbs iavy vent % the essbstsfy
sLd the insusst took pIsos thsrs soe1t
6:se >. n. Dss. Bsslsy. Wiley end h.oe.
slo spsds post inoyS~m sKsninstson, -.
,6sd bsluvs tLs Jury that oss,h 30 csn.e9
pv he sR<css foIIosiss ths birth of .
child, In the opinion a the physcianss
,boat s,x months old. Tesfs sss es-
doubtsd Svidspcs ihss The bifth ns1 sssee
nIsee md thsYs WsTs 20 sIens q esopsy.
rne dsctors thought the cbilA bed b:sa
nom sboot tSn dsys sso Tbs ssnsiss
Sers y, .istssSsd spf she inenset eAj,sss.
4 until 20 dsy. Ths child Be- 80 sssS
.ucd. Thoss hsstss tbs ssss - ehasss W
.eLd giving lt tboeonGh tnvsstesoess
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BRIEF TEIEGRAMS.

BCdy of sn unknown man found in Har-
.tm ,lyer yesterday.
John Jay Knox, late controller Of cur
ruCy, has gone 10 New York.
colorado Republicans yesterday elected
sy Blaine delegates 10 Chicago.
Wm. MscDOnald, an alleged dynamitsr,
arrived in London this morning.
Thomas Dsshane, q Minneapolis calcimi
rsr sulCiCed by drowning. Drunk.
Utsh Republicans want q separation of
church al 4 State in their Territory.
Kentucky Republicans engaged in q big
ruw IN their convention yesterday.
Spanish Government taking extra pre-
CAUTIONS to prevent expected troubles.
rye quantities of gold has been found
vi'bin iorIy miles OF Kingston, Ontsrio.
Navigation is open at Duluth. The pro
re lor n. G. Stewart was the first boat out
The Pennsylysnia railroad yesterday de-
clsrsd q semi.annGal dividend of tour per
cent.
wv. Tssker, who resides near Oakland,
Nd, is under arrest for incest. Tasker
Is IS.
Samuel F. Dounelly, New York Sun
reporter, is dead from injuries received az
ire.
The masons of Troy, n Y, demanded in
crease Of twenty ive cents per day. Re
fused.
Georgia Republicans want colored people
10 vote With Them but hold separate con.
ysnuOUS.
Fred Maize, 9 ten.year-old Ksnsas City
boy Tss run over AMI killed by an express
yesterday.
PenDsylvapis fisherman named Jacob
sd in neh han ma
yesterday.
The State Convention of the Prohibition
Home PrutectOn party is IN session at
PhilaCelI hia.
Paul F Zeblbsch, a New York druggist
case Of suicide.
Fonr blurred lsborers on the Schuylkill
rsilTOsd At Reading, Pa, struck yesterday
lCr higher wages.
Al Cincinnati yesterday the pavilion in
Several wouL dtd.
President Andrews,of the Western North
Carolina rsilTosd, yesterday paid $6OO, ,O0O
INTO the State Treasury.
Prof. VirchoW SAYS trichinosis caused by
ssllBg American pork is confined 70 few
EOlsisd cases at Bremen.
The French Salon opened with much
sClsl at Paris yesterday. Seventy Ameri,
can painters are represented
Four hundred employees of the L. P,
SbOgs al On aDs, have struck. lt IS De-
hsYsd general stike will follow.
The rorooto dynamite scare is nov
:hgughl to have b. err caused by man Thc
Nsursd pocitiOn as night watchman.
&rode Island Republicans yesterday
gAued two Blsine. Two Edmunds aud t0u'
Arthur delegates 10 Chicago convention.
Governor Hcadly refuses to interfere 10
bsbsli Of RSuuy' McHugh, the Cinem
0su wife murderer, now under sentence oi
ttsrb.
Just discovered hat all mails OF harct
2 snd "A, from VicrOra for Europe aun
Csrsda never reached its destination
Robbery. Loss untold.
The freely relief ship Thetis sailed from
ysw York Yesterday. Secretaries Cnan
der and Lincoln and Gen. Hancock &C
con panied her as far as Sandy Hook.
Decrease in public debt during April
/ 5 ~ U75; decrease since jane 81, 81 10!
4 ~, cash in Treasury 500, 753, 20; goIa
,eruGCstss SlOl, ,llG 20; silver certificates
] iuG 57I 23I.
The Florida State Republican Convention
bed stormy time yesterday. An Arthur
/ ceipgsiiOn IS sent TO Chicago. NOrtn
! Csrunua did the same. At mdnlSht the
GsbTa-ks Cnnvr ntiOn was still listening 10
4 NgUnents in con tested cases.
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Eaunhnriep for q Novel.

New HAVEN, May Miss Evelyn Hoey'
the daughter of F. L. Hoey, q Grand
street harness maker, who created such
CONSERVATION among her friends by rua-
nIpg away last Saturday dressed as BOY,
xas brought home this morning oy heE
fstbtr. She says that she committed q
strange bresch of conduct because sSs sSs
xspI.d to go to Boston and see the
world. aud she thought she could do so In
male attire tetter than in girls costu me-
But she would never undertake it sgs'n.
She Il handsome brunette and is nineteen
yesrs old, Miss Hoey says that home lie
vas so QUIET and stupid that she long ago
conct iv.d the notion OF taking, the trip.
she had a splendid" time, and her adven'
lursIs are the delight and wonder OF heI
girl friends to-day. She was not ds'ecssu ;n
,ilI she got on the Boston Express train
from Sprinsfield. A man discovered her
and told the conductor that she was girl
Miss Hoey denies that there was man man
miT.d up in the affair. Her parents regard
n ,s = rather bright affair. Toe family Il
well-known and respected in this city.
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UNCLE SANS BANK.
Statement Of His Assets and Liabilities
AZ They Appear at Present.

Statement 0f HIS Assets ana Ltnotiittes
AZ They Appearst Present.
WAsHiHGToS, May l.-Public debt: Four
and half per cent, $3.50, 900 600; fours,
f737, ,65l, $50; threes, $254. .62i $50; refunding
certifcstes, s2as. 45o; Navy pension fund,
Sl4, 900, 600; total interest bearing debt,
81, ,256, ,572 $50; mstured debt, l2l2s. +o5;
legal tenders. $34G. .739 52l; certificates de
sl5,025 900; gold and silver certificates,
S2l7, 400, ,43l; fractional currency, 81 $685.
lO7; total without interest, $3.50. .2SS 05O;
total debt, 81 S5i 93s Sli; total interest,
ts.S45, lbs; cash in Treasury, $500, l53 2O5 /,
debt lees cash in the Treasury 81 ,46i O3O, I3j;
decrease during April S,235 0I5; de
crease since June 80, 1888, $1,000, i7S
Current Liabilities.
Interest due and unpaid, 81, l52, 700; debt
on which interest has ceased, $l2 ,l2s, iO5; +;
interest thereon, 1918 CSC; gold and silver
certificates, s2l7, 7,490,4ii; U. 8 Notes held
fer redemption ceSiicstes $l5o2O,OO,;
cash balance available SI52, 2,652,5Ij; total,
1899, T53, ,2O5.
Available Assets.
Cash in treasury, s399, 753 2n5; boDds Is.
sued to Pacific railroads, interest payable
by the United States, principle outstand
ing, 1916 % $40; intereet accrued net yet
paid 81, ,292 490; interest paid by United
States, SOL 100 T9S; interest repaid by com
psnies by transportation service, Sls,Ol2,-
$40; by cash payments five per cent net
earnings, 1856, ,l9S: balance interest paid by
United States, $i2, 4g2, ,T59.
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POLITICAL POINTERS.
Maryland Republicsns-COnve
I'm Other States.

Maryland Republicsns-COnve
I'm Other States.
HAeERs1owE, May 1.-The Republican
State Convention met here this morning.
A temporary organ zation was effected,
which was afterward made permanent
The usual committees were appointed.
The convention, by resolution, en- orsed
the past acts Of the Republ can party,
commended Arthur's administration, de-
clared in favor of tariff, condemned the
present action of Congress in tariff On atter-,
approved civil service reform, asked for
q better navy, protested against an inter-
ference at the ballot box and congratulated
the party upon its financial record. The
following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the Hon. James G. Blaine
is the choice Of the Republicans OF Mary
land, and while thus expressing our
preference We pledge the Republican party
Of Mary land to the nominee OF the Repub-
lican convention. The election OF dele
eatesst-large was then proceeded with,
resulting in the choice of Congressman
Holton, L. U. Phillips, Col. Jas. Wallace
and Senator Hodson.
Minnesota Republicans.
ST.. PAUL, May 1.-At 3 O'Clock the Com.
mittee on Platform made its report In
hich 1t endorses the action of the major.
ity of the Minnesota delegation in Con-
gress, in voting for the consideration of the
Morrison tariff bill. A long discussion is
expected before the platform is agreed
upon. The indications are that Senator
Sabine and ex-Gov. Davis will be elscted
by sCclamstion as two Of the delegates at
large to Ghicsgo.
Ballot for delegates resulted in election
Of Senator Sabine, Ex-Governor .. X.
Davis, Col. Graus, of Duluth, and 0. b
Gould, of Winona. Platform endorses
Blaine, but does not instruct for him. The
delegates are all for Blaine.
EVANSTON n. NJ, May 1.-The Republi.
can Territorial Convention was held here
today. After q somewhat stormy session
it chose J. w. Medium and James France
as delegates to Chicago.
For Blaine.
PORTLAND, OREGON, May The State
Republican Convention instructed for
3laiue. Delegates to Chicago: J. n Dolpb,
J. r Affepson, j. NJ. Swift, 0. n. Deany,
". ]. McConall and A. G. Hoyey.
An Even Thousand.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, May Lone thousand
Ielegstfs are in attendance upon the
Republican State Convention.
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THE sr, AlsAH's lyNoHIHa.
Faller Partiesiass sf shs Fearful
Aaatr.

Sr. ALBANs, w. Va, Nay l.-Charlss
spurlock, Scott Hill and Brovnlow Hill.
The three robbers Who killed Albert Wood
and fatally shot old man Wood, we're ar.
rested at the home OF spurlock On hAia
Mud river, Lincoln county, at 4 o'clock
yesterday morning, and brought here last
evening and placed In . hotel for sale
keeping. The mob took the t~o Hill
brothers from their guard and conducted
them to an elm tree half ? mile FROM
town. After religious services by R,v.
S,ump. they were hanged with halt inch
cotton rope. Scott Hdl confessed 70 beius
In company with Jack Dodsoo, who shot
ex.SbefifI Adkins, Of Boon county. last
Saturday nisht, for bis money, bat glt
only one dollar and eighty-two cents. lie
iuiiher stated that be, spurloes.
aid Brownlow Hill visited the residences Of
A. J. Woods on Monday night, aad entsr-
ed the hous: for the Puspo:s S,s 81 ss;,;s,ns ,,ns
young Woods aud shot the old msu.
They did not get any money. They be.
long TO some robbers who have thstr
headquarters at Sparlow's house. IL ws
their calculation 10 makea raise at Woods,
and then go West and become traiu roo.
bers. spurlock was hid by the ofhosrs
While the mob we're securing the
two Bill boys and will bs
,sksn TO Charleston, the County seat, 70.
morrow. The mob was orderly and un-
marked. There was not . drunken usn
among the two hundred, They we're de:
term,ned and did their work quietly snd
efiectually. IL 10 rumored tnat spur
.k's friends will make an effort 20 release
b N from jail atCharleston II he 10 allowed
% get there, which is very doubtful.
3rpat exrit. .ment prevails, and this place.
OF about 500 inhabitants, 10 In such Q stats
rs was never known before. oa every
street corner men are grouped toeetnsf
discussing the events Of the hanging. Tue
bodies Of the Hill brothers we're cut dowa
ABOUT II O'Clock and turned over 70 - IN.
dertaksr. IL was the request OF tie Hill
BOYS that their bodies be cent 10 their
age d mother. who resides few miles from
Main Mud river. The murderers patton Q
bold front. but while the minister wss
talking 10 tbem each weakened and Usrs
heard TO say: God have mercy on my
,oul."
The Mob nay Lysch the Th'ss Hes.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, May i-Spurlo's.
who was rescued from the st. Albsns mob
that lynchsd bis two partners, was placed
In jsil here this mornian. II Is feared thst
A mob may Iescue and hang him also. lie
has made q fulI confession. The band of
robbers, OF which the three arc membsrs,
number over one hundred, and are bound
by osths 70 protect one smother.
Assshsv Lysehsss.
KANSAS CRY, May ! "A Stars Harper,
Kan, special received from Msdicios
Lodge says that after the four bsok rob
btrs we're csptured and placed In jsil. The
mob broke In and shot one TO death, sad
took the other three out and banged them.
P.yne, the bank president, IL dying.
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At the capIrol.

ExISenator Ksllegg Aequitsea-ss~
ter Asthesy DanEersasly Ii- Ths
TaFiR Debate.
WAsHReroS, May The case Of ex-Sen.
ator Kellogg was summariIy diospssd Of
to day. Judge Wylie threw the case out
OF court, the bond was discharged, and Mr..
KELLOGG released from custody. This was
brought about in this way: The indict.
ment charged that kellogg was paid
BY Price. PT ce was put on the stand
spd swore thar he paid KELLOGG postal
crafts. Mr.. Iugersoll th.reupon moved to
dismiss the csse, as the testimony produc.
ed to support the Indictment contofed
with IL. This motion vas argued all day
yesterday and Judge Wylie took the mat.
rtr In band. This morning the Govera.
ment said II had nothing more to offer,
and under instructions from the Judge the
Jury. without leaving the box retuned q
verdict Of not guilty.
Senator AntheBy III.
Senator Anthony has gone TO his home
in Rhode Island, and the impression pre-.
walls that he will never enter the Senate
sgsin. His disease, softening OF the brain,
is continually growing worse, and his ply
sicians no longer hold out hopes for bis
recovery. Senator Anthony has been Q
central figure in the Senate for . quarter
century.
PoPter's Case.
When the bill to relieve the members
and Judge Advocate of the Fitz John Por.
ter courtmartial from their oaths relating
to the inquiry was reached In the Senate,
Mr.. Garland suggested that Congress had
no power thus to meddle with an obliga.
tion mposed by ths articles OF war. Mr..
Logan coinci6ed with this view, and the
bill, without much discussion, was indef-
nitely postponed.
The Jeanette IsqRiry.
In the Jeapnette inquiry, Eremsn Will.
SOD testified that there was dissatisfaction
anorg the crew In regard to the manage
ment Of the retreat from the sinking ships.
He said Engineer Melville used profane
language toward the crew, and be could
have gotten along better had he treated the
crew more civilly. Lieutenant Dsnen.
hover then resumed the witness stand.
The Tarifr Debate.
Dorsheimer opened the tariff debate 10.
day. He spoke in favor OF the bill, but his
speech was Q disappoin tment and is not
10 be compared with the efforts OF Hurd,
Hewitt and others on the same side. Toe
latest proposition 10 to make fifteen In
stead OF twenty per cent horizantal reduc.
tion, to enlarge the free list, aud repeal all
internal taxes except the tax on spirits dis
titled FROM grain.
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PIr1spURo. hsy L. assidens Cosssslo, o.
the MinerS AssociaSion, ,sfurnsA tni,
morning from . Trip Ihrsuga tbs stssr dis
iTict. He visited tha stc.sd posl mises
ont lie declines 70 rive. the result 81 Lisin
'. spgsiions S's.A. President Harris Ia
>,bis weeks issue aidhe Labor Ttb11s ssys
that bis yisjt % -tAa mises In the second
peol xss fsiluhA. - bs couid not Rst the
men 10 sttspd tha msssingA bis thocsh'
that the minss&' ofR,ials Vii make svsrs
,fio.t 10 sustssa the prics ia Tbs ssco1f
pooi and thuAprsysst . reduction 10 The
foufth.
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was strongly convinced that 1t would be
wise to allow the Blaine bosses to run one
conveb ton, especially a. there was SO little
at stake. Anything for harmony" has
been the motto Of Atkinson & Co. ever
since the attacks upon him as the Boss OF
the party wtre begun. He therefore re-
fused to exert his power at this time in or
der to pacify the B aine faction. He will,
however, take hand in the coming Safe
Convention Of the party at Parkersourg,
and il will be seen that he will Garry his
slate through By large majority. From
now on an aggressive campaign will be
wsged by Boss Atkinson and his lieuteu-
ants in every county In the State, and the
result will be that satisfactory delegations
will present themselves at Parkersburg.
On that convention depends the continued
rule of Marshal Atkinson as the chairman
Of the State Committee, and it is unnecss-
sary to say that he desires to remain as
such, although the Intelligencer pair will
be there to sign his death warrant IL they
are gwen the opportunity. j. +. b.
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anaaher rReAaoaisa.

Erw yssE. Msy The Weytsrn Uaion
TeI.ersps Comp~py to-day os5srsi r.
ouciios of tserty 10 thirty per cent u.
Ysies % 81 prominent POINTS souto ana
seftca sii' night mssssfe. 70 pon.s
far ~s,t % Ksrsss City On be for ssr led q
S,S.p cents for ten words spd one cen
fcI sreh sddifionsI vord Tners ~ -
,hsrfe ip tte tariff on eastern messages.
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AN ENGLISH HORROR
Fifty wosMes IN rxE olsna
Full Particulars = Great eseitsmsnt-Ths
Whole City Aroused --clsarias Away
the Debrs-Seenss Abost
the Death-r1p.

LokDoS. May l.-L,st Saturday . 6fs
partially destroyed whtoly's BUILDING 10
westbourns Grove. Aportion Of the Ssils
remained standing and to-day large nan.
Der Of workmen were set to work 70 ~
move the debris, when without warnlng
the tall wallis suddenly collapsed, buryiax
10 their fall fifty ofths iaborers. Toe neWs
soon spread and the most intanss excite.
ment prevailed. At ones force was Get @
alive.
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TM meteodass.

PsnApELPRl, May L-1ne gensrAl con-
fsIsnce of tAs N. z. CSurch bssaa Its
susdrennial session in this city to-day.
Many distinguished clsrgynsn are pres
snt. The opening exercises we've partici-
.ps,sd in By Bishop Sampson, DsA Vernon,
"f Hsly, Taylor, Of Kentucky. and Trim
ole. OF Chic. Bishop BosmAa pr.sidss
Addresses of veiesms we're deiiyersd y
Rev. Lnsgscre and Governor fatns1n. An
Interesting incident WAS ths pres, a.Anpn
on the behalf of ,he decendsots OF bshsIn
The ,rtat Meihodist cSmmentatos, oy
bishsp Harris. Of O bible used by Wssley
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SPORTING MATTERS.
Eehaes from the Ming. the Diamond
and she Cricket fieid-suiltvas tn
Cincinnati.

Echoes from the ktux. thc Dsh"""o
and she Cricket Fieid-suiliv~s O."
CiBeisssti.
John l.. sullivan, the puRilistic wonder
will b. in Cincinnati on Sunday next, and
will give, in connection with Others Oi
fstic renown, Q spsrring exhibition on the
Union tase ball grounds. IL will be de
cided novelty in sports, for a tsenty-four
foot ring in regulation style will be used
spd the sparreTs will appear In full rims
costume. Thus the public can get good
idea OF how battles are lost and won With
Cvt submitting TO the inconyenisDces ths'
attend going to prize fight. Mr. Sullifan
caves ioy Europe early In the fail, too
gone some mouths. Manager Al. Smith
Tss .euta telegram 10 Duncan G. Rjr
,tierine bin 81 ,OO0 and the entire gate re
,sipts II bis portegs, Mervine Tnompson
sonld face John L. Sullivan four rouods
Il the Union Athletic Park Sunday after
loon.
Thomas Morrison has been declared tn
hsmpien lightweight champion OF Mica
Esd.
Australia will send Q cricket club 10
America.
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BLAME doesn't believe in a solid South.
He has wrestsd two States from the
,rrgrE column-west Virginia and Mary
-snd. A victory over the Administration
IN The States lying so close to the National
yspi,ol shows mssteIly organization for
the Plumed knight. His machine out
,.,rbiues the old original machine itself.
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AFTER HIS MONEY
ASirapgs Fighf for the Possession OF
SDAg,d, nScTSPit Father In the 'iiS
OF BrothPFIy Love.

ASirapge Fight for the Possession OF
Ax,a nFcrspit Father in the city
Of BrotherIy LOVe.
PHILADELPHIA. May 1.-An old man IN
BIS tOlsge, mysterious will Of unknown
HIorr. and family divided against itself
s,s The elements in q domestic c0mplica'
TOD, Which hss eliminated in the arrest
sid impri>onment Of George ntoT,
ctTgjG Nigh C,mmitting an assault and
artery upon bis sister.
David Ttlow, the father of the prisoner
n bis eighty sixth year. Although the
SHntr Of Learly all the real estate lmme1
s't.y nJrlh Of Norris street. on SGtn
$'tet and Germantown avenue, ne IiVes IN
cStihIR 81 No. 2O20 on the latter tnor
ecsbfsre. OF late Years, since the old gem
-'Hsn became deaf and childish, the ouS
less Cf his large estate bad been managed
tlh sbiliiy by bis daughter, Mrs. Hall
4 Ntuylsr, Ui 2OOO North Sixth street, VINO
, : sald TO have been his fayorite child
HNge Tiilow, who is now about forty
4 {'srs Of sge, had been for fifteen years 10
biOn City, Michigan. He was either uu-
9i'Goste or IhIiitless, as his susteuance,
y Is alleged, was derived chiefly trOm
Ne hOeIaity Of his sged father
this city. Nearly three years
~ lLe Son came home ana lnstall-u
sast!t in the patsrnsl residence. He im-
-toistly snpplsnted his sister, Mrs
l0ylsr, snH assumed the exclusive mSn-
sa tUt Uf The OctogeDarisn's estate. Tne
0Sh'tr Was made TO feel that she was no
SHT Welcome AT the homestead and the
eos'meIt between the brother and SIS
q, " into open enmity. Two weeks ago
G'aih Of bis wife, at RIPE old age,
pslsly proSirsted the old man, already
AI mo his grave. Since the tunerai
~, 'on, George, has guarded bis father
NJ greater jealousy than ever and Mrs.
TJlsr, when she came to minister to
Siasr In his affection, was hAtly re-
admission TO the house. Mrs.
Es!Isr consulted her lawyer and on last
s.S!, when she made another effort 70
n,,r helpless father, George Titlog. IN
& ~ purg 20 shut the front door in heT
,i1snght her arm and bruised 1t severely
aD.SS the door jam A warrant SsSS
"A L e on Saturday for Titlow's arrest and
lr!S held Yesterday ~ Magistrate
hT,' 10 dsfsult OF 500 bail. for 9
u hearing this morning.