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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-11
ANOTHER MAD WOMAN.

She n Captured by Policemen Armed With
Blankets.
0sAHA, July lO.-When the afternoon
Union Pacific train from the West pulled
in here yesterday, the second day yeoach wss
vacant, save for one solitary woman, who,
without vestige Of clothing, was psrading
the aisle in the widest fashion. A telegram
from Pa,illon had made the announce
ment Of her capers, and q posse Of police
armed with Pullman blankets boarded
the train as it halted. The doors were open
ed and grand rush was made upon the
woman, who, though frantic, was without
weapons, and was easily overpowered.
Opistes were given her. and friend who
was with her pleaded so earnestly Tor her re-
lease, tha. she WAS allowed to cross the river
and take train for the East. Her destina-
ton is unknown. From her baggage it is
learned that her name is Mary Z. Lamsley,
of Dayton, o. She took the train at Fre-
mont yesterday, and her career prior to this
time is unknown.
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STRIKERS coWED
BY the Marliks Attitude of the
Cleveland Police.
STRIKERS ARRESTED AND JAILED.
Several Meetings Announced but Not Car.
ried Out Through Fear of
the Police,
DETERMINED STRIKERS IN MICHIGAN.

CLEVELAND, July lO.-No meetings OF
strikers were held to day. 1t was reported
at noon that meeting would be held in the
Eighteenth ward. Immediately ll0 police
men were driven to the station in that pre-
cinct Chief Schmitt in chatge. he went
preparsd ltoarrestsysry manxhoacted ina
disorderlY manner or appeared on the
street armed with club. The strikers
heard Of this plan and refused to eongregste.
They stood about the corners, however, and
four of their numbers were arrested.
They were John Powlsk, 26 years old,
Polish; Martin Hoffman, 80 years old, Ger
man, unable to read; Frank Stutska alias
butcher, 81 years old, Polish and Paul
Dollman, q years old, Polish, unable to
read. Later, Q reporter named Felix
Rosenberg recognized Thomas Bezdek, a
Bohemian, % years old, who led the mob
at the time the screw works were
raided. Rosenberg was also a spe-
cial policeman and he took Bez.
dek into custody. A huge dirk.
was found on Bezdeks person. All the
prisoners were brought to the city tonight
and locked up. A Polish priest appeared
soon after and gave bail for the three Poles
A meeting was to be held tonight, but was
postponed on account of the warlike condi-
ton of the police. 1t is thought that there
will not be any more trouble, as the Poles
and Bohemians are thoroughly frightened.
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GRANTS DECLINE.
His Pulses Condition Points to a
Steady Failure Of Strength.
A PAINFUL STATEMENT DENIED
His Strength Lost During the Mexican
Editors Visit Not Recov-
cred.
YESTERDAY WITH GENERAL GRANT

Mr. McGREGoR, n. Y, July l0.-Soon
after ii o'clock last night. General Grant
was asleep. At 3 o'clock this morning rain
fell in torrents, with thunder and lightning.
The General slept through the storm until
o clock when DR.. Douglas awakened him
to give food and treatment.
1T has been raining very heavily" re-
marked the physician to the General 40 the
latter was taking nourishment. The patient
glanced up in some surprise, but upon again
being assured OF the fact, he wrote to the
doctor, "You must have been dreaming. l
heard no rain, and have been here all the
time"
DR.. Douglas enjoyed thoroughly the hu.
NOR of the sally. From 4 O'Clock until
nearly 7 o'clock this morning the sick man
slept, and the morning has been passed by
him in his room. The physician says the
pulse is OF tair volume at 80, but not 80
good as it had been up to three days ago.
The doctor believes his patient hos not re.
covered the strength lost on Wednesday
afternoon.
The statements made in Boston and Chi.
csgo papers, that Mrs. Grant was sharing
with Mark Twain in the proceeds of bust
OF General Grant, have PANIED the Generals
family. They are, however, fatty contra
dictei by Karl Gerhardt, the sculptor. who
who this morning was caller at the Grant
cottage.
Another dispatch, speaking Of the Gen
erals condition to day, says that there is,
unfortunately, but slight indication Of the
recovery Of the strength lost by the recep
riru Of the Mexican editors His pulse
rarged during the night and this morning
from so 10 81, which is about ten beats
above normal The disquieting feature in
ih,s respect is that the pulse does not re
tain its volume, but points gradually to de-
cliniDg strength. Mr.. Douglass says he
does lot see any improvement over yester-
dsy, and that 10 day will need to be given
to quiet and rest.
Colonel Grant and wife and Mrs. Ssrtoris
went to Rousd Lake this morning to attend
to-day's ceremonies of tie Grand Army re-
upion
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FORCED TO SHUT DOWN,
trikers at Bay City Garry Men Bodily Out
of the Mills,

Strikers at Bay City Garry Men Bodily Out
of the Mills.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, July l0.-All mills
south Of the north city limits of East Slgi-
nav and Saginaw City were visited BY
strikers this afternoon and forced to shut
down. At Barnsrd's mill the foreman was
knocked down and roughly handled, but the
authorities did not interfere and no arrests
were made. No other accounts of violence
were reported. Mill employees here do
not sympsthize with the movement
and would have continued work
almost without exception were they allowed
to do so. In some instances they refused to
quit work aud were picked up and carried
out of the mills. Many of the strikers were
armed with clubs, but there was with the
exception OF the case noted no occasion to
use them. Three or four mills not reached
will be visited in the morning. Msnutactu-
rers say they will remain shut down six
weeks rather than sccede to the demands
of the strikers. >
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Only a Luck Of Hair.

CHARLEsToE, s. C., July l0-Charles
Williams appeared in Highland Home some
weeks sgo, and since then has caused the
ladies OF that county much fear. Te would
meet them on the road and flourish big
pistol until they were thoroughly frightened,
and then would demand lock Of their hair
and would allow them to 60. A few nights
ago he entered the house ofa lady and de
manded the usual lock of hair. The lady's
brother answered her screams, and the ruff
fan fed. He was afterward arrested and
placed in charge oftwo deputies to be taken
to Laurens. While the party was on its
way to that place, it WAS met by band Of
masked men, WHO riddled the prisoner with
bullets.
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IMMEDIATE DANGER OVER.
Cleveland Strikers Keeping Quiet, But Po-
ice Vigilance Maintained,

Cleveland Strikers Keeping Quiet, But Po-
ice Vigilance Maintained.
CLEVELAND, July l0-Advices from the
Fourteenth and Eighteenth wards received
at IL o'clock 10 day show everything quiet
iu those localities, and it is supposed that no
further pubic parade will be attempted,
though meeting OF the strikers is called
for this afternoon at o'clock, in the peach
orchard, and what the outcome Of this meet
ing will be is unknown. 1t is rumored that
an attempt will be made to start the plate
mill on Monday next. Should this be done
it is not improbable that trouble will ensue.
Pay day is next week, Wednesday, when an
outbreak is feared. The disposal Of the po-
lice and military organizations remains the
same as yesterday, though the buses have
been removed from the Central Station.
There is general feeling that all immeai'
ale danger is over.
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STEUBENVIllE.
Charles A. Boyd's Death-Irwin Appointed
Government Storekeeper.

Charles A. Boyd's Death-Irwin Appointed
Government Storekeeper.
SpociGl 10 the Register.
STErRENSILLE, o, July l0.-A dispatch
was received here to-day from the Warden
of the Ohio Penitentisry that Charles A.
Boyd, the defsulting music man, had died
in that institution. Boyd has been in the
Penitentisry 9 month.
James Irwin was appointed today gog'
ernment storekeeper under the present sd.
ministration. Mr.. Irwin is a man well
worthy of the position and is Coal Oil
Democrat.
Thomas Wilson. who was killed in the
accident at Holidays Cove Wednesday
evening, was buried this morning rom
Iindsay & Shsnnou's undertaking estsb-
Hshment, by the Panhandle company.
his friends live in Virginia and were unable
To pet here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-11

Examiners, empowered to grant certificates
extending for from three 70 ten years and
good in any county in the State.
Resolved, Nine, That We endorse the &C.
tive course pursued by ex-St&te Superin-
tendent Butcher in the school work OF the
State during his term of Office. That in
convention of County Superintendent
called BY him good work was accomplish
ed, and II, in the judgment Of State Super.
intendent Morgan, such meetings. are bens-
fetal, we request him to call others, and
that the Legislature be asked to provide for
them.
XI. Resolved. That in order to bring the
West Virginia University into harmony
with all other schools supported BY taxation,
its doors should be open alike to both
sexes.
XII. Resolved. Tha. in the death Of s.
W. Martin and Richard Bosely, both mem.
bers of this association and graduates Of the
Fairmont Normal School, the schools oil the
State has lost two able and progressive
workers, and this association, two genial
members and warm friends-that copy Of
this resolution be sent to the families of the
deceased.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-11
NARROW ESCAPE.
Piucky EDginesr Who stood nj nus o''
and saved n Train.

a P,ucky Engineer who stood at nus ro''
and saved Train
wApAsH, Ind f, July lO.-Ths PASSENGER
.-.,n known "a the Atlantic Express on the
Wabash road, due here last night had .
narrow escape one mile west OF wabash; .
connecting rod on the engine snapped N q
,wo destroying the cab and oreaslpg g,s =
large bOle in the engine from .sss salc1 1o6o ,61
s,esm issued in such quantities fnas .cS STSs b;s
Glenn, the engineer, could not 80 .saru on, of Of
reverse lever, but was forcsa 20 s,Ssa Ss the en-.
tHe me- gas sns.s.ed through the city. and it seemed
gihe PaSIS So curye at the station was reach
SaeIs VI ,bs. % he engine would go INTO the ditch
e. fEnrtnnstey ns this was passed in safety sRs 5a
tsT mile esst the engineer entered 5oe
nsH nan and reversed the locomotive bringing
~ G train to q stsndstil.
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TROOPS HEARD FROM.
The Apaches Whipped in One Battle, and
Another Fight Expected.

The Apaches whipped in One Battle, and
Another Fight Expected.
TOMBSTONE, ARIz., Julys l0-From
samuel Branap, Jr, who arrived yesterday
morning from Sonora, are learned the fol,
lowing facts: On the afternoon Of July I'd
be scouts under command of Captain
Chaffee came upon band of Apsches near
Gussabus on the 0purto river in Sonora
and spirited fight ensued, in which forty
Indians we're killed and three bucks and
eleven squsws captured. the loss to Chsffee
being one soldier and one or two scouts
wounded. The prisoners have been sent to
San Carlos in charge of sixteen Indians
scouts, and should arrive there to day, if
noting happens.
The same day 100 Indians crossed the
Coonsps Valley and entered the Sonora
Mountains. They killed fifteen head OF
cattle while crossing the valley, and took
the carcasses with them into the mountains
where it is evident they intend to stay;
Captain Chaffee, with his soldiers and
scouts and $50 Mexican volunteers, is in
pursuit and will try very hard to extermin-
ate the entire band. Mr.. Brsnsn got these
uarticulars from 0so Maria Torres, a
brother Of Colonel Torres, who had ust re-
turned from the scene of the tight.
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BELBAIisE.

Mrs. W. 81. Thompson, who was shocked
by lightning during the storm Of Thursday
evening, is recovering as fast as CON be ex-
pected.
When the steamer Princess was driven
on shore by the wind o number of persons
from this city we're on board. They are
certain that the boat would. have turned
completely over had it not been tor the
shallow water. Two ladies were on board,
and when the ca Din creaked from the vio-
lence they lent their voices in high pitch
10 the concert OF wind and rain that played
ON the exterior Of the little steamer
Rev J. c. Hench Was 10 the city lat
night talking Temperance as usual
Trains are running on tune now on the
B, T. & c. road. The trestle burned was
not damaged very materially and was re
paired after several hours work. Passen.
gers who visited the gas well from this city
were delayed over night.
A picked club from Martins Ferry will
he down this afternoon TO play the Globes
The nailers were at work cutting nails
yesterday again. The weather was some
what cooler than the previous day, which
made the work appear easier than before.
A few more Of the self feeders were set In
motion yesterday.
Spapgler Post win accompany the other
Posts Ct this neighborhood to the re union
at New Martlnsville on July Is. A brass
band viii accompany the Grand Army boys
who 20 from here.
The horse stolen from couple Of Gravel
Hill boys at Pleasant View has been re-.
covered. Some psr J took the the animal
several miles away and then turned it
astray.
The Gravel Hill fire lsddies gave birth.
day celebration to their friends. A good
tine was had by all present
The Bellsire Street Railway stockholders
held a meeting last night and took the road
of the hands Of John Baker, the manager
who resigned.
The steel works will more than likely shut
down again II an effort is made to put nail
ers from Wheeling on the stools at the Bel
lsire IRON works.
Communion services ia the First Presby.
terian church tomorrow.
A spark from the residence Of VIM.
Finley, Of the Second ward, communicated
with bran new barn on the premises,
about I o'clock last evening. ard iguited the
building. II was destroyed and q small
dwelling near was also burned. A horse
which was 10 the barn at the tine vas
burned to q crisp The damage will
amount TO about 81 900.
An order vas yesterday made ct the Bed:
lsire mill allowing no one not CONNIE :,sd
with the works. 70 pass through the fsctcs7.
Whv cannot bs discovered
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-11
rus STRIKING lUMBERMEN.

o-..r,x Parade Through East sas'"A"
An works to shut Down.
E,r SAGINAW, MICH, July lo.-Ins Aa'
=. 80 .nard Of the striking mill employees
$50 strong, arrived here this morning a. !, !,
ooT .",o~t and paradsd the street escorted oy y
Q ciocA. - - and band. The men are
1000 stevsU stew An Of the mills at this end OF
very oroea IA Running this morning, but wi!i
the riyer arg =. soon ss their employees inn'
shut COZ sns;rs'to = quit The Tlttsoa~assess
mate mate, eompsuy VIII be forced ia any event ,Ss
to snus seS of tie river are stopped and % SaOss
here win probably 2: close ssi. care Of the logs.
Rsny VII vi throw n Eve hundred boom em'
nloTs. . ea out Of work.
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A PECULIAR DEATH.
A Man su1ocated in a Well, Perhaps From
Natural Gas.
Tpacial 10 hs Raoisfer

Special 10 The Register.
PARKERsBuRo, W. Va, July l0.-A sin.
gular and fatal accident occurred on Laurel
Fork of Bull Greek, near here yesterday af.
ternoon, which resulted in the death of Evan
Florence. The particulars as CLEANED from
Mr.. Tavenner, who visited the scene of dis
aster, are as follows: Florence and man
named Spencer were engaged in sinking a
well which reached distance of eighteen
feet, when the parties engaged went to din,
ner. And resuming work Florence descend
ed into the well and on reaching the
bottom was noticed to make q
signal of distress when his companion went
down to bis assistance and found the IN.
conscious form Of Florence, and found him
self growing deathly faint. Signalling to
those above be was drawn up and another
man went down and secured Florence, but
too late to save his life as be gave but one
or two gasps for breath and expired. The
event creSted considerable excitement in
sha nsi4 b 10od where Florence is favor,
ably known. he leaves wife and seven
children to mourn bis untimely death. Il
is supposed that natural gas, which i
known to exist in that vicinity was the
cause of his death.
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Parkersburg Boy Thieves.
special 10 the Re1tSfer.

PAREERsBURG, W. Va, July lO.-0ur
police force is entitled to much credit in
hunting down the Youthful band OF
thieves which have infected the city for
some time. The Stafford, McMicholos and
Philips boys ore old offenders, having been
arrested for several minor offenses, but
owing to their youth the court has always
been easy on them. but they will probably
not fare 80 we'll in the future. The other
two boys, Matt Deem and Joe Clark, are
young offenders; and they will likely escape
severe punishment; the Deem boy especial
ly, he having t,rned States evidence.
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Eurning wheat to XIII the Fly.

ROCHESTER, N. Y. July l0.-The Hes,
sian fly has made great devastation in the
wheat fields of various towns in Wayne
county. In Arcadia the loss is estimated q.
$4,000. In the immediate vicinity OF
Lyons the loss is estimated by careful Oh
servers at $4,000. In some places the
farmsrs are burning the wheat 6slds in or
order to extsrminate the insect as far as
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-11
Terrible Fire Ia New Jersey.

PHILADELPHIA, July lO.-A fire started
yesterday in the great cranberry belt Of Bur
lington county, N. j., swept over hundreds
of acres of valuable bog and is still burning
The continued drouth made the grass and
vines very infammsble and the fire spread
with lightning like rapidity. Il spread to
west Jersey meadows, containing thousands
Of acres of grass and cranberries. Thou
sands of dollars worth OF the latter, nearly
ripe for market were destroyed. The FIRE
is now travelling towards other boRs at Brad.
docks Mills. and the people are Sighting it
with back fires.
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u.,icansIpspectinr our schools.

CHICAGO, July 'lO.-Senor W. R. Mendez,
Lieutenant Governor of the State Of Pueblo,
Mexico, is in Chicago to day. and will re-
main week for the purpose of investigating
the public schools, their management, curri-
culum and sources of revenue, with view
of incorporating some of the American fes-
,nres in Pueblo. His tour of investigation
will include visits y several of the largest
cities of the Units ,States Is well as Wssh-
;ngtou. He says there are 1000 free
schools in the State of Pueblo, which the
Stste administration wishes to improve IN
all particulars.
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THE C. & o. MUST PAY
All the Taxes They owe to the State, and
With Interest.
SpeciaI 10 the Rooster,

All the Taxes They owe to the State, and
With Interest.
Special 10 the REGISTER.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, July l0.-Genersl
Wickham, of Virginia, and Judge Fergu-
SON, counsel for the Chesapeake and Ohio
road, have been in consultation with Gov.
Wilson and Auditor Duffy for the last
two or three days with a view of settling
the taxes due by the company
TO the State. The company asked
that the ten per cent. added
for the non.psyment of taxes at the
lawful time be remitted. They further ask.
ed to pay the State taxes alone and settle
with the several counties for the csuuty aud
district taxes. Both propositions were very
properly refused By the State. The opinion
of Attorney General Caldwell sustained the
action of the State officials The taxes due
will now be certified to the sheriffs Of the
several counties and they will commence
the calculation of the same in short time.
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An Old Mans Crime.

NEw YoRk, july lo-Wilfiau Pudney,
the aged sexton of ST. Georges church,
New York Ciy, was to-day sentenced to
twenty wears imprisonment for criminally
sssauinng g little girl ten years Of age.
when the Judge pronounced sentences Pad
nsv fell senseless to the floor. He was
taken to the Chambers Street Hospital
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No Yellow Fever.

NV ORLEANS, July l0-The Board Of
Health officially deny that there is any
yellow fever in this city, other than one case
reported some days ago, the sufferer from
which is almost recovered. The Board re.
news it's assurance that any case Of yellow
fever occurring in this city will be promptly
reported officially to other Boards and
through the press.
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Want to Practice Medicine.
Special 10 fhe REGISTER.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, July l0.-Three
applications to practice medicine were con
sidered by the Board of Health yesterday,
viz: G. W. Morgan. OF Monongalis county;
David Peterson, aud 81. +. Asbery, OF
RAYMOND City, Putnam county. The re-
suit was not made public.
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Serious Charge Against officials.
t

WASHINGTON, July lo.-Two women sr-
rested yesterday, accused of attempting to
poison Mary Almsvolio. . notorious negress
OF this city, tell revolving story. They say
the negress, in whose employ they we're,
kept baby firm and strangled three chill
dren. The negress has kept q disreputable
house for years. The police complain that
whenever they arrested her she was released
by the officials on the influence of politically
influential persons,
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,ANew York Guaher,

TRoY, July l0.-0i has been struck at
,he Galway oil fields in Saratoga county at
a depth Of 100 feet In boring the drill
passed through q stratum Of salt and after.
wards struck vein of gas Oil spouted to
a considerable height and there is still quite
n fov.
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A boiler in . popn min u wsst F1sa.
boroogh, Ont, fbanday svsnisG kilIsd
tvo men and fatally injured ssestss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-11

LIssoS. Jaly l0.-A nystsriees Epidemic
bss broken ogt in this city scd In various
other psrts Of Portugal The victims sss
attacked vithost warning end de within .
few minutes aitR ssissfs. Tbs 6ssAss 10 Q
nystesy to ths doctoss vho - y2 Avs
found no effective nsekod q efeolbasing 4.
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a, The President has appointed Colonel soo. .;o.
S'e6OD, of the Seventh infantry, on.oli
.oonsl in the army, 70 be Brgsdier ueAs'--