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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-21
LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT
OF the Late john Bruoe-Ths Bulk OF Hi
Estate Lett to BIT. Rev. Bishop Kahn.

or the Late john Bruoe-Ths Bulk of His
Estate Lett to BIT. Rev. Bishop Kahn.
The last will and testament of John
Bruce, ESQ, was fled at Clerk HooA o.
fee, Saturday. 1t is plain, straight doc.
ument, with no superAuiay of language
and little legal verbiage. 1t is an instru-
meut very characteristic Of the man. The
will is divided into seven clauses, and after
the declaration as to its being his last
will and testament, goes on to devise and
besuesth as follows:
First--That all his lawful debts be paid
from his estate, by the executor therein
after named.
Second-That he be decently buried in
accordance with the custom becoming q
man in his station of life, and with as little
ostentation as possible. That monument
be erected over his place Of burial costing
not less than 5000 or more than 81 900,
Third-That out of his estate the exec
utor shall pay over to Mrs. 0'Kape, wife
Of NJ. ]. 0'Kane, $4,000 in consideration
Of the respect and esteem in which he held
her for the many kindnesses and consider
ate attention at her hands.
Fourth-That 1000 shall be paid out
of bis estate to Margaret Connolly, dsugh'
ter of John Dunn.
Fifth-That 5000 be placed in the
hands Of William c. Handlsn, which he
shall devote to charitable purposes in the
city Of Wheeling as he may see proper.
BE is in no way 10 be accountable to either
person or court for the disposition Of the
fund placed at his disposal, but is to have
absolute control of the same to do as in
his discretion may be best.
Sixth-Thst the residue Of his estate,
after the above bequests have been paid,
pass absolutely to the Ri. Rev. Bishop
John J. Kahn, without reservation or hin
drance in any way whatever, and 10 be bis
forever.
Seventh and last clause provides that RI
Rev. John ]. Kahn be made executor Of
the will, and that no bond or security
whatever be required for the carrying on
of the aforementioned provisions.
The instrument is signed in the de
ceased's well known and peculiar hand
II is dated September 18th, 1885. and il
witnessed by C. A. SchAirer, R. G. Bari
and J. 7. Sullivan.
The value OF the property so bequeathet
ia probably somewhere between SIS, 00O
and 100000. 1t consists Of four bushes
houses on Market street. other real estate
stock in two of the Wheeling nail milll
besides other stocks and personal property
Mr.. Bruce VA. q man in whose characte
generosity was strongly developed. b
gave very freely to deserving charities, an
! many OF the poor Of this city will deePl
feel his loss. But the invsriable condiho
: : of his giving was that his name should NJ
, be mentioned, and 30 the world knows i
d tie of the many kindnesses performed b
hin, dnrinC his hfa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-21
THE MORRISON CODE CARRIED.
Randall Defeated After IA Strong Sight
The Vote.
O,,,i,J a., "a c,,u. IAN RsJj,fe,

Randall Defeated After IA Strong Sight
The Vote.
S0s,iaI 10 TIE Suaidy Register.
WASHINGTON, December l9.-Lste last
night the House reached vote on the
amended rules as reported by the commit
tee, and despite the tactics OF Mr.. Randall
and his friends, the report was adopted oy
the overwhelming majority Of 60 to l27'
1t was moro Of q majority than Morrison
expected, and the surprise was due to the
cIeverness Of TIE Republicans. who made
a show Of dividing on the question and
then almost to a man voted against the
conservative wing, represented by Ran
dali, Holman, Hammond and Mckinley.
All four of the West Virginia Represent
atives voted with Morrison and Carlisle on
the rules in favor OF q distribution Of the
appropriation bills ,
On the Holman amendment, prohibiting
legislation and increase OF expenditures IN
Appropriation bills, Wilson voted in the
affirmative, aud Gibson, Golf and Snyder
against the amendment There Is great
rejoicing at this repeal Of the Holman rule,
especially in the executive departments.
The right to saddle changes OF existing
laws upon appropriation bills in the inter
est of economy was always bugbear to
the departments. 1t left men like Holman
and Randall the power to cut down ex-
penses, looping of clerks and salaries here
and there, and no department or bureau
could feel safe. Congress will now have TO
make the appropriations pure and simple,
for the expenses of the various branches OF
the Government as they exist. If any
changes are made, they will rave to stand
the test of separate at.
In many respects this is conceded to be
a good move, as the rider clause waS
greatly abused; but in others it will 60 to
verify the predictions Of Mr.. Randall BY
largely increasing public expenditures
Mr.. Holman, as he stalked out OF the
chamber, said very emphstically:
some of you gentlemen will be trying
TO explain your votes on these rules before
this Congress is brought to an end.
Mr.. Randall argues that the dlstr'bu'
ton of the committees Wi il result in large
IL increased expenditures He says the
expenditures Of the government will PROB
ably reach $50,000,00O annually under
the new arrangement, although he admits
that during the present session the CON-
mittees newly entrusted with great powers
may be upon their good behavior aud
| keen down expenses
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-21
nnnrirtah of Murder.

PrrrsBURo, December ls.-Edwsrd COZ
few, convicted of murder in the hTst De
cree for the killing Of Policeman Evans,
while resisting arrest, was refused q new
trial this morning and sentenced to be
hanged. Before senteDce'wss passed ne
made a sensational spesch, in which ne
aid he had been bounded to the gslloW:,
by men determined to have his me- anu
that if the judge was acquainted %ltn Tue
methods used TO convict him ne WoaIc
think differently. Cofey was dssperae
character and is credited with KnoSlns
more than he would tell OF the murder o. ,
Charles Jscoby, for which Frank Small
vas convicted on circumstsntial syidsnc'
snd executed two years ago. Coney
friends will carry the case TO the suprem'
Court
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-21
BURIED ALIVE
And Slowly Suff0cated in a FLOODED
Mine.
Twenty. nine Men KOOwn to Have
Persisted at kantiCoks.
EMIL nofaiIa nf Aha 1iRa efaP.-- h6
Full Details of the Disaster:
Work of Rescue.

WILEEsBARRE, Pa, December l9.-The
outlook at No. Slope this morning was
frightful. Mine Inspector Williams says
that if the men can be reached in 48 hours
they will be found alive. The totaPex'
hsustion of the Dir will not occur before
then, and the chance Of rescue il very slim
from the fact that the air circle has been
broken. This was ascertained BY the SEQ
ond rescuing party working at the oppo-
site end from the first party in Slope No. l..
Superintendent Morgan finds that there
are sixty seven feet ofquicksand, culm and
earth to be dug away. This is wedged in
between the mine timbers, which have
sprung inward and crossed. presenting an
almost insurmountable barrier. The shifts
are now changed every two hours, but the
culm and quicksand, By lis very nature
fills in the place of that which was taken
cut before. An extreme authority says
that It will require five or ak days to dig
through. This ends all hope Of the twen-
ty-nine men imprisoned who, it is be-
Eeyed, died within the first twelve hours
from sufocation.
Sixteen English, Irish and Welsh, and
thirteen Polanders and Hungsrisns are
now known IN he entombed in the chamber
Of death.
A party consisting Of sixty miners con.
nected with the rescuing force. came out Of
the slope at 3l5. and report that all are
hard at work. They have sent calls in
every direction aud in every manner posi-
BILE, but are unable to receive any response
from the entombed men. As to their
being still alive it rests wholly upon con-
lecture. Old and reliable miners who
understand the situation, are Of opinion
that the men are surely dead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-21
TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER

or Between 400 and 900 People in sibe-
ria,
ST. PETERsBURG, December ls.-Dis-
patches Just received here state that ter
rible dynamite explosion has occurred in
the Pleiiuchiu mine, in Siberia. The &C
counts are conflicting as regards the num-
Der of persons killed some placing the
number at tour hundred, while others place
il as high as one thousand
STEPHEN GCION SUDDENLY DIES.
LIyERrooL, December l9-Ar. Stephen
Barker Guion, the head of the Onion !iue
of steamships, died here suddenly at 10
o'clock to-day. Desth was caused BY apo
ulexy. Mr. Guion vas native OF A1eflca'
and was in the 65th year Of his age. de
had not been in good health for the pas;
Eeu weeks No serious consequence was
anticipated. He died at his residence IN
this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-21
A MINERS AWFUL FAIL

Down a shaft for thousand Feet p''h'
ed To Pieces.
DESyER, December l9-Whils seven
men were being hois;ed to the surface IN
tbs SolGerino mine, near Nevsnaville. GiE
min county, lsst evening, rock fell from
above and struck Archaleus Warren on tue
head knocking him ont Of the O9cSet'
The men trled to catch him, bat tsilec
The bucket was about $50 feet from the
surface at the time. An exploring party
iouEd 8 piece Of his jswbons at the !, ZGO-
foot level, and piece OF his skull at the
/ 3OO-foot level, where his coat was also
found. His body fell about ! 200 feet, ana
is now in she water at tbs bottom Of Inc
shAff.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-21
APr,s.. Locks mp a Constable.

GALESA Ill December ia eorsta'
bls from this city made levy yesterday
to satisfy q judgment on the furniture and
Ebrarv 81 Father Berupe, Catholic priest
IF East Dubuque. The latter locked the
oficsr M in his house and kept him pris-
Onsr for seyeral hours. he released him
Later and subsequently, barred his doors
aud refused to permit the constable 70 70,
move the property levied on. A warrant
or arrest was sworn out against Father
Rarnss for resisting an officer, and sHorti
vii bs made 10 tsks him into custody
TSa proceedings have o. cssioned CONSIDER
AHA excitement in East Dubuque.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-21
A FATAL FALL.
Dir. WIN. Troll Meets Death from Failing
Down Stairs,

Mr. VIM. Troll Meets Death from Falling
Down Stairs.
Saturday morning Hr. William Troll
who resides on Seventh etreet, arose early
and attended market. Between seven and
eight o clock he returned home and de-
posted his basket of purchases up stairs
and started down stairs again, when ne
tripped and fell hesdlong over the side OF
the balustrade to the floor Of the hall be,
low. he was picked up insensible and
carried to his room, where be fingered IN.
Ill about 2 o'clock in the after
noon, at which hour death re
lieyed him Of the pain he suffered. There
we're many rumors as to the cause OF his
death, but the fact is, an artery in his
head burst from the conclusion, ultimately
causing death, as nothing could be done
to relieve him. Mr.. Troll is well known
gentleman, having been in the employ Of
N. Gutman & Co., for some twenty years.
he leaves Q wife and three children TO
mourn his untimslY death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-21

tGrrhal Consumption. Complete treatment, consist.
Ing of one bottle Radical 'ure one box Catarrhal
toivent aod one Improved Inhaler, IN one package
may now be had Of all druggists, for Sl.OO Ask Tor
HAHFoBD's RADICAL CCKk.
Complete Treatment With Inhaler Si.OO.
THE only absolute specific We know oi."-Hed
TimeI. "The hes; we have ouud In lifetime oil
,uderipg-Rer. Dr. WiygiH, Boston. "Aftor long
struggle With Cat2uh, the RADICAL CC.x bias COO.
ouersd - Rsr 8. w. Munro, L,iritJuroh, Pa. ~
have not iound ca that II I'd not relieve At once"
-Andreic Ire MGHoheGisT, HdSs.
Potter Drug Chemical CO., Boston.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-21
L.oss af FIs.h and s.renrtb,

with your appetite. and perhaps slight
cough in morning, or on first lying down
at night, should Be looked to in time. Per
sons afflicted with consumption are proven
bislly unconscious of their real state. Most
cases commence with disordered liver, lead
ing to bad indigestion and imperfect ss'
similation of food, hence the emaciatioa,
or wasting of the Hesh. It is o form Of
scrofulous disease, and ia durable BY the
uss of that greatest of all bIood-clesns;ng
anti.bilicus and invigorating compounds
known a. Dr.. Pisrce's Golden Mciica
Discovery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-21
THREE MEN SHOT
BY a Worthless Character Who May Be
Lyhchcd.

Lyhchcu.
Plr1ssURO, Pa, December ~. - A
WayneSburg, Pa, special SAYS: Three
men were shot last night at place called
Lippencott s, about four miles east Of this
Town, by David Lindsay FOnner. The
men hurt were Merchant Lippeucott,
youngest son Of L. B Lippeneott, shot in
the chest and shoulder, serious but not ia
tal; VIM. Woods, of Wsynesburg, Pa shot
through the neck and side, and Jno. Rice,
Who Ives near Jefferson, shot 10 the stom.
ach and groin. The two latter are said to
be morally hurt. Thursday Fonner at,
tempted to shoot 8 young man named
Ross. Just grazing his neck. Former is a
worthless character and has been drunk
several days 1t ia said there was no
provocation for the shooting. he has been
arrested and is now in jail. The citizens
are much incensed and threaten to lynch
him if results are as bad as reported.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-21
LIVE STOCK.
mast Liberty.


EAST IdBERTI, December l9.-Cattle-
Receipts 55l head; shipments l52 head;
nothing doing, all through consignments;
~ ears shipped to New York.
Hogs-Rsceipts none; shipments $500
head; market fairly active; Philsdelphiss
So 90&4 90; Workers s. 60@3 Is; 80
cars shipped to New York.
Sheep-Receipts 800 head; shipments
i 900 head; market very dull and slow.
and nothing doing to-day, but feeling .
shade better.
CaICAoo, December l9.-The Drover's
Journal reports Cattle-Receipts 800
head; shipments 500 head market steady
and slow; shipping steers g 25@5 65i
stockers and feeders 81 3O@3 10; cows,
bulls and mixed 81 6O@4 90; bulk 81 IS
@3 10.
Hogs-Receipts IS, 900 head; shipments
1000 head; market steady and lO@l5o
lower; 2l,000 head left; rough and mixed
So 1908 so; packing and shipping 90 so
@3 So; light So bO@3 30; skips q SO
az Is.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; market
slow; natives 81 75@4 90; western 81 500
3 so; lambs $3 5o@4 IS
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, December 10. - Hogs
Firm; common and light 50 00@3 10;
packing and butchers 50 1903 So; re-
ceipts 1851 head shipments 942 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-21
HOME RULE,
Mr., Gladstone Says When He Has a
Scheme
He Will Give II TO the Public
Himself.
An Awful Explosion Of Dynamite
in Siberia.

LONDON, Dec l9.-The following dis
patch from Mr. Gladstone has been re-
ceived by the Cable News Company:
HAwARDEN, Dec. l9, 1885.
II should at any time have any plan
or intention to announce On TIE question
Of Irish Government, it will be done pub
icly and on my own responsibility, not by
sn anonymous and irresponsible declsra-
ton. My political friends are assured
that / remember my obligations
20 them and they may safely
understand that ON boand to
none of the IDEAS respecting home rnle for
Ireland recently announced in my name.
After sayiag this much hold myself ex
cused from replying to further Inquiries,
rumors or allegations regarding the Irish
question.
Signed WN. f. GLADSTONE.
Ia response to a request for his opinion
of the home rule proposals the Earl OF
Derby, who was member
Of Mr.. Gladstones cabinet writes that
the original plan for the establishment of
home rule in Ireland has been materially
modified by subsequent statements, ana
that il is therefore impossible for him TO
express an opinion on the subject"
Right Hon. VIM. Forster, formerly Sec
rotary for Ireland, writes:
Wemsy now be allowed to see the scheme,
but until it Is made public l cannot give an
opinion on an unauthorized statement Of
Mr.. Glads,ons views which Mr. Gladstone
himself has denied since its publication.
| myself am too Ill to enter into discus
sion of the Irish question.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-21
A Card.

To sill Who are suffering from the errors
and in6iscretions OF youth, nervous weak.
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, ETC., /
viii send receipt that will cure you, free
of charge. This great remedy was discov,
erred By missionary in South America.
Send q self-s1dres.ed envelope 10 the Rev
joseph T.Inman, Station I, New orkC lily
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-21
DRY GOODS.
New York,

NEW YORK, December l. Dry Goods
Succeeding the wide inquiry and better
purchaser Of previous days, the market has
been less active, but the movement Of bet
ter proportions LoUsda!e and fruits have
sold very well, the sales disclosing much
smaller stocks on hands at the tune Of re-.
ducing prices than buyers thought for
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-21
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-21

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CAT x 81 II H

Great BalSamic Dis
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Hazel, American Pine,
Cauar a Fir, Marigold, Clio
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81 mplo Cold In the head 10
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COLkuS.
New Yo.k

NEw YoaK, December l9.-CoTros-
Futures closed dull and two points lower
4, distant mouths; s,s point l'veF on the
lsaf.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-21
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A SRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAps-
a EXPLANATION OF RxBERkNCR MAILS.
sDAilS tsanday excepted. tAonday excsptes.-
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al trains AMY sxosps cun1sy.-
Pailnznb fslsee Dnsvins koe1 and gesytEt oN1
through without change Iron ets1essvilk ksst h
Philadeiphia and Eev YexS. West 70 Colnie bO,
Cincinnati, Loetsyfiis, cAiaeo, Indtansssiis ass
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PETROLEUM.

Pittsburg.
PIrTssrRa, December l9.-Pstroleum--
Doll and lower; National Transit certi6.
Gates opened at 9O:c; and closed at sSsc;
highest 90sc; lowest s8!c.
OIL City.
OH Cry, December l0.-Na'ionsl Tran.
sit certificates opened at 90tc highest
cote; lowest sSlc; closed at sSic. Runs
1926 barrels; shipments 1880 barrels;
charters 1874 barrels; clearances ,5+2,-
600 barrels;
New York.
New YORK, December l9. Petroleum
The market was dull; opening at cote,
declined to s9;c, remained steady at a lit.
tie above S91c until late IN the day, whe n
it broke to ssic and closed at ss:c, bid.
Sales 1854 900 barrels.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money Gas Per Cent-Qovsrnments Dull
and Strong Stocks Dull-Flour Dull
Wheat Steady.
New YORK, December l9.--Money on
call easy at 2@3 per cent prime mer-
camille paper at 4@5 per cent; foreign
exchange quiet, firm and unchanged.
GoyERSNENTs-Dull and strong.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-21
FOR RENT.

FoH HHNF.
NHY ZINE LVUrTbi hE6lDEhCk AT M
wi De ChAn,a 5tstiou, on wheeling, Htsburrl
and Baltimore railroad there are seven rosms Hoe(
CELLAR and porchss; outside bake oven, cistern srS
rel, together With y;sbting and pasture privilege
fn, VIII rsut separately from the lands or othu'
stse, &C the tposnt may pIeisr.
Also, cay large Brick Dwelling 10 kfnohsst1
aont.ininz nE roouI and porch, dty and SpribI
inter a. TO door Good sensnI can rent eithub
both al InSisrsts rstsE. n,
mr1n y. !. hlAbEhLI.
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WANT 60.

uvAHTED-Ana active MAJ or Woman In svsp
w county 10 sell our goooa salary US PEI
month and expenses, or commission. Erpen4s In
advance. Outd. free. For foil particulars address
STANDARD STLyER WARE Co., Bosros' AAssL