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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-02
THE MADM AN
Louis Reaume Who Created the Sensation
at Chicago.

Louis Reaume Who Created the Sensation
at Chicago.
DENVER, COL, June Louis Reaume,
whose crazy freaks created such sensation
in Chicago last night, left Denver last Fri
day evening for Detroit, Mich, to visit his
mother, Mrs. George ". Thompson. He
had received intelligence Of his mothers i'll.
ness, and left here Unexpectedly. He has
also a brother R I. Reaume living
in Detroit, and two brothers, Daniel and
George living at Crosse Isle, Wayne
county, Michigan. Louis has lived her for
some years and employed himself as a
painter and kalssiminer. A year and half
ago he married Miss Lizzie Rockford,
young lady of good family, and since then
ha '@red in an apparently happy state with
her. Last Christmas they went on visit
TO his people in Michigan and returned to
Denver only three weeks ago. Since that
time they have lived with his brother.in.law,
Charles L. Rockford, at 292 Glensrm street.
reporter was the first to break to Mrs
ResuTe last night the news Of her husbands
wild ride aud its tragic finale Reaume bore
a good reputation here. He seldom drank
liquor and was dutitul to his family.
Merely Kansas City Whisky.
CHICAGO, June l.-Louis Reaume the
lunatic who terrorized traintul of passen-
gers from Kansas City to Chicago and bat
tied with the police on his arrival here, was
this morning resting easily at the hospital
| be doctors entertain more favorable
view f his case than at first. They say
be will recover. Mr.. J. o. Hazelton
now on his way to jamestown, n. Y, stated
before leaving Chicago that when
the train was boarded at Kansas City by
Reaume the latter had bottle of whisky in
his hand. Reaume was at first very noisy
and wanted TO treat everybody on the car
1t was not until the next morning that he
began driving people out Of the car. Ia
Mr.. Hazletons opinion, Reaume was not a
particle crazy, except such dementia as the
Kansas City whisky may have put into
hIr,
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The Presbyteria

CIYciyYATr, o, June 1.-The Presbyter'
ian general assembly at this mornings ses
sion discussed for some time the motion
10 abolish the regular Committee on lem
perance and its stead have committee aP
pointed at each assembly. The motion va
hnslly lost. The remainder of the hne VA
taken Up in hearing report OF the Com
mit,ee on Synodicsl Records. These with
tvo or ,tree uninportant exceptions were
approved. !.
The Presbyterian General Assembly I'D
journed at six this evening. Various stand
iB1 committees made their final reports and
we're discharged.
A resolution against restricting Chinese
emigration was discussed, bat finally with
drawn because any action on the subject
was considered impolitic.
Resolutions upon the death Of Rev. X =
Stanton. Who died at sea, were passed and
a copy ordered sent to the family OF the de
ceased minister.
Westminster Presbyterian Church, oI
Minneapolis, MINI, was chosen as the next
place Of meeting.
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BELLAIRE.

The REGISTER subscribers at this place
were considerably annoyed yesterday at not
getting their papers on time. The trouble
was they were thrown of the train at the
wrong place but thanks to the energy and
enterprise Of Mr.. Pearson, our agent who
found them, they we're distributed BY noon
About fifteen of the boys went out to
Barnesvine last night.
A couple Of fellows were run in for steal
ing lumber yesterday. Another is wanted.
Martins Ferry Poo Club plays the Mag
ara Club tonight.
About two thirds of our Councilmen are
in favor of converting the PuoGc Square into
BAY -ound.
Closing examination in the pablic schools
this week.
Glass City Building Association met last
night.
Council holds its regular session tonight
Auditing Committee Of the Buckeye
Building Association has a called meeting
this evening.
John Parks now owns the Fink home
stead.
Tie glassworkers received their weekly
dues yesterday
Henry Smith organizes his German class
tonight =,
The Elysian colored band will hold its
benefit 10 might, AL are invited TO attend
TIE Board of Equalization will pro6s5'J
visit Gravel Hill to-day.
School vacation lasts thirteen weeks this
summer, somewhat longer than usual
John F. Hamilton, mail agent on thn
C. & P. is teaching the new agent from
Warren. Pa, to throw mail.
Rev. r. n. Brown has not returned from
Cincinnati yet.
W T.. L. meets this afternoon.
Ed. Coins has returned from Mt Pleas
ant. ,
The First National Bank is being fixed
up inside. =, l.,
B. so. workmeu beyond the shops here
unearthed the remains Of couple of human
bodies buried in q rough box. They are
probably children, but no one knows any
thing about them.
Some of our people viii leave for Burs
mills after the 4th of July.
Services every evening this week in the
Christian Church.
Several familiar faces Of our lady teach
ers we're not seen at the examination Last
Saturday. =,
Young peoples prayer meeting in the
Pirs, Methodist Episcopal Church this even
ing -. =,
The Street Commissioner, on account oi
a lack of funds, has been compelled to take
il easy. g. :.
Assessors return for Pultuey township I.
nov in and is creditable one. The fol
lowing Is an abstract:
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THE INDIAN TROUBLE
HUNTING DOWN HOSTILE IHuik
Three Troops Of Cavalry After the
derous Redskins Besides
Other Companies.
INDIANS MOVING on mfscaLg,

WASHINGTON, D. c., June Lila 4
gram 10 the Adjutant General dated g
Francisco, May %, Major General ptp
thus describes the movements Of The troopI
now pursuing Geronimo and his band b
New Mexico:
The commanding General departn9
Of Arizona telegraphs that HsutsaSS
Davis, with scouts, was, on the 26th o.
ffy-fve miles northwest Of ~
City, New Mexico Territory. N
hostiles who were moving in the Black rsre
toward Fort Bayard, near which they woss
probably pass on the 2sth. General CvA
has asked and received authority from n
TO 20 to Fort Bayard, where he can hsn
direct the movements OF his own troopI
along the western line Of New Mexico.
have authorized him to 70 to whAtevsl
points he could be Of the most service.
Indians Heading for Msscalsro. y
WASHINGTON, d. c., June l.-Commis'
sioner Atkins to-day received the followinG
dispatch from the Mescalero Indian Agency
dated May 81.
The hostile Indians are reported withiu
2j miles west Of here heading this way.
Three troops of cavalry under Major Var
Horn started yesterday to intercept them
Forty Mescalero scouts accompanied d,
troops at the reqdest Of Major Van Hort
The Mescalero and Jicarillos are ell quI,
and there is no fear Of their joining
hostiles."
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WHFFIJNG w va. TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 2 $3.50.

Parl;sment on Thursd, j. The opening Of
with ii food Of er , promises to bring
a0nna Hull 'me aappS;Ia ~ benches and in the sb-
sIu ssn1e s,.a;Sn % "ssns something definite from
.Le .Ie . oos - concerning the progress of
tne geac pat ling, many Liberals fear that
tne aNsi,r tren will experience the utmost diff:
% TIA y Seeping his supporters in line.
sas- lines and Standard express no con-
lice that the peace will be durable, and
urge that close attention be continually
given to the defense of the Indian frontier.
| The new frontier, if definitely accepted, will
proceed from point on the Hari.rub, just
north of Zulfkan Pass, to Murghab, north
of Maruchak. This is frationamy the line
of delimitstion claimed by NJ. Lessar, with
the exception Of a slight differance at Zul-
fkar. It is stated that the exact Afghan
loss at the fight at Penideh was 237 killed
l24 wounded, and 7S missing; SO deserted
openly, and 1910 reached Herat in detach.
ed parties.
Russia Retaliating on Germany.
LONDON, Julie 1.-The supposition that
LAC CApulslOE VI tue hussldu roles IEOu
Prussian territory where they had settled to
escape Russian despotism was due 10 an uu.
derstaning between the government Of Rus
sia and Germany seems to have no sufficient
foundation. Russia, it appears is anything
but pleased at the action OF the Prussian
authorities and is engaged in the execution
ofretaliatory measure Many Germans who
have been residing in Russia are being
forced to return to their native country.
Hardly any notice is given them that they
will be required to return, and much hard.
ship and suffering attends their expulsion.
In many instances these refugees reach the
German frontier in destitute condition.
Dynamiters in London.
LONDON, June Police are informed
that two dynamiters have arrived in En-.
gland, and are only awaiting favorable op-
portunityt to carry out their designs. No.
tees have been sent to all police stations to
arrest en- Irish-American who landed in
England about the middle Of May aud took
lodi gngs in London and remained there IN.
til May &c, when he disappeared in most
mysterious manner, going off with another
lrish-American, for whom the police are on
watch
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WElISBUR0.
Tho Circuit Court-Ncws Items in 0es-
ernl-Personnl Notes,
Ia

Tho Circuit Court-Ncws Items in Oss-
erni-Personni Notes.
Special 10 TIE R,gtar.
WEILsBvRG, W. Va, June l.-Circuit
Court commenced in regular sesnon today.
with Hon. Geo. Z. Boyd on the bcash.
About forty witnesses were summoned y
appear before the grand Jury.
Hon. John A. Campbell, ct New Cum'
berland, and Col Dunbar of StsabeAvs)Ss
were here attending court
The funeral Of Jos. Blsnkinsop I
place yesterday. The services we're o
Quoted at the Disciples church BY Rev.
W. Harvey, assisted BY the Rev. Df. p,
dleton, Of Bethany. The procession u
followed the remains 10 the ceme:efy v
one Of the largest funeral processions eys
seen in Wellsburg. The death Of Mr.
tlsnkrp, op is keenly felt BY BID = ND
a lBIee circle Of friends, hundr' D
oiued ih.ir tears Of sorrow TO
beresvsd relatives.
A disturbance was causeds . S@
% Sunday evening By two young men ffou
the country being drunk and disordssiy.
pou AL attempt TO arrest them they stsstsd
o. ne country district continuing 10 b de-
6cient and disorderly. Officer HAlly stsstsd
in pursuit. followed by several hundred peo.
Die. who became excited at hearing several
shots fred. The officer succeeded in lodg'
ing the disturbers in the county jail, vbFs
they remained until this morning. They
we're they taken before the Mayor, who 6ssd
them ten dollars each.
Two or three Of our Wellsburg boys veei
over to Brilliant on Saturday. and :sss sll
ing up on the Ere water dispensed In hist
town Of saloons, succeeded 10 become gss.
eraIy uproarioua II Is stated ~ 'ksJ
we're taken before the Mayor -
Mr.. DalyppIe, who y
with Wellsburg rowdi'
their going toD1
ClauaI- =
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BRIEF TElEGRAMS,

The Greenback Labor party holds State
convention in Columbus, o., June 5.
Victor Hugo memorial meetings were
he'd Sunday in New York and Cincinnati.
A man and woman known as Mr.. and
Deutcher, who have been holding tempsr
snce revivals in various cities under the
auspices Of the W. C. 7. O., have been ex
posed in Sioux City, Iowa, as iupostors.
Secretary Baysrd will visit Lawrence
Kss and deliver the annual address before
the State University June Sth.
The coinage of the various mints during
May was St.055.4S7, of which $2.40l,s
was in standard dollars.
The public debt statement for the moutt
of May shows reduction Of 81, 5000
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AN ELECTION SCHEME
In Chicago of Having All the Tickets for
the Same Candidates.

In Chicago of Having All the Tickets for
the Same Candidates.
CHICAGO, July An election is in prog
ress here to day to fill the vacancies occur,
ing by the expiration Of the terms Of Office
Of five Of the Circuit Court Judges. There
is no opposition, the names of the five sitting
Judges appearing on all the tickets. In add.
ton to the election for judges, tie people
are called upon to vote for or against one
million dollars in bonds, to run twenty
years, toward the erection Of a new insane
asylum. 1t appears that all the tickets have
been printed SO as to make them read for
the appropriation. The press generally
condemns this and declares it is a scheme
originated by the present county board,
which, through extravagace, has run the
county into debt. The Daily News to day
condemns it as q steal.
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I.5OO Men Thrown Out

IsOO
Nrw,rEEE June 1.-The scale presented
by the workmen Of the Bay View rolhng
mills to Superintendent Parkes on Satur-
day has not been signed and the mills are
NOT open this morning, consequently l'ooO
men are thrown out Of employment.
SUPERINTENDENT Parkes and the resident
officers of the company in the city will to-
day 90 to Chicago where q meeting OF the
full directory will be held for the purpose o., OF
considering the new scale. The mill Will
be shut down for week at least to give an
opportunity for repairs.
The struthers Mill VIII Run.
YOUNGSTOWN, O., June The sheet MN n
OF Summers Bros. & Co, at Sruthers, VIII
start up tomorrow. The mill run on tf.e
old scale with the agreement that the dlper'
ence between the present scale and sth1
scale 10 be decided upon is to be taken of
future work. All other mills are idle,
Strike in Mahoning Valley,
YorSGsrowy, June 1.-The mills
located in the Nahoning Valley are
all idle today the strike having been in,
augurated this morning. Interviews had
with every manufacturers in tho Valls%T;
ellicit8 the information that the5 have no
intention Of signing The =. :. .malgamated Asso
cc!::::1.ion scale.
Ready for Strike.
LOUISVILLE, June 1.-The employees OF
the c. 4 o. road at this point are in state
OF expectancy in regard to what action will
be taken regarding the 10 per cent. reduc'
ton. They will be guided in the course
they adopt by the action Of other operatives
along the line, and if strike is declared
they will 60 out. Officials profess ignor
ance of impending troubles.
Reducing of Mining Rate.
CoruNBrs, O., June 1.-The Sunday
Creek Coal Company, which operates III
the Ohio Central region, has posted notices
of reduction OF the mining rate to forty
cents beginning June lst, to meet competi'
ton.
$50 Men Out.
CLEVELAND Jure The Union rolling
mill was not running to-day, and the rumol
gained general circulation that strike had
been inaugurated. Two hundred and fifty
employees were idle, and it could not be
learned from them when work would be re-
sumed. S. A. Fuller, the treasurer
said tonight: The mill shut down on Sat,
urday and did not open this morning. We
shall decide whether or not to sign the scale.
A scale is proposed every year governing the
prices to be paid from June to June, and we
are vet undecided what 10 dc"
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A silly Story.

TESRE HAUTs, ISD., June THE Even
ing Gazette prints an interview with Post
master Reagan in regard to charges against
Bayless Hanna, the new Minister to Persia,
that Hanna accepted 5000 from Reagan for
urging the latter's claims at Washington.
Reagan says there is nothing in it whatever.
81 never so much as asked Judge Hanna to
saw word for me-" The Express the Re-
publican organ here characterizss the story
ss silly
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A RELIGIOUS CRAZE
OF Great Magnitude sweeps Over AtiL.
Georgia.

VI eTcat hukhhuuoS SWcops oNss "t
Georgia.
NEw YORK, June 1.-The Sun publ
the following special from Atlanta
under date Of May 81: Atlanta has
swept by wave Of religious excitem,
which promises to eclipse anything Of 5
kind ever known in the South. II hais-,
rise in the meeting Of the National ConvsA
ton Of the Young Mems Christian ASSOC
ton. The sessions Of that body werr
tended by all the magnAtes Of busine4,
fashion in the city. They were wslG
BY Chief Justice jackson, and pron
place on the stage was held By Gov. M
iel. The proposition 10 build 81 )
house was made, which was aisec
ward taken up in secular circles aud todsy
the cash subscriptions have swellsd 10 f66s
600. While this excitement wAs up. II
methodists induced Rev. Munhall, OF Me
souri,, to remain over and conduct serisG
OF meetings, and rs by wild fire they spread,
and the social circles OF PeacE.ree, hitherto
engaged in progressive engagement ani
the Germans began 10 quote Bible teach
ings, and one after another the announces
ments OF their conversion added fuel 10 III
flames. There is nothing talked oi bat th'
souls salvation.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June Tom Ma
lony, we'll known railroad man was struck
by lightning and instantly killed in the city
yesterday under peculiar circumstances.
A sudden shower Of rain came up and he
started across a railroad yard to seek shell
ter. He was running along track laid in
steel rails when binding fash Of light
ming lit the heavens. The electric fluid
passed along a steel rail and entered his
body al the heel, passing entirely through
his frame. He fell dead instantly. His
shoe WAS slit and the crown Of his hat cut
from the brim, but no marks whatever were
left on his body.
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= Floater Found.

New MARTISsvILLE, June IA toater
was found opposite this place in the river,
this afternoon. 1t has the appearance Of a
middle aged woman, well dressed, also teeth
above and below; two rings on third finger
OF left hand, one plain and Que set. She
has black hair and two dresses on, the out
side one black. The body is so badly de
composed that any signs of violence could
not be recognized. She is supposed to be
the woman from Martins Ferry who drown
ed herself some time since.
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GrnnI SnIlrriny.

NEw YORK, June l.-"Gen. Grant, said
Dr. Douglass on leaving the house this
morning, had pretty tair night, sleeping
in sna,ches and waking to apply the lotion
10 relieve the pain in the throat. lie is. !
think. little easier, but suffering much as
The dilease progresses, though he is appa
reutly improved in his general condition
He NAV be able 10 take drive to day
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1nao Ugh THE STATE
STATE NOTES.

STATE h0fEA.
Mofran,own viii be one hundred yeer
old IN October next, and she eTpscts 70 csls
brats The occasion in . superb stYIe.
The Mountsin Echo says the locusu q!
coming 10 the surface Of the ground in sscl
numbers that hogs are made sick By eedal
them. >--
Gov. wilson IL in recipt Of % "ceich
circular headed by the order o. JsbossA.
from band Of cranks with headquarters 9
Hocksuum, Mount Holyoka.
Fourteen men we're dischssgsd ko9 y
machinery department Of The B. 4 0. sk
at Grafton last week. Three snsin9
we're reducedlto fremsn and tvocoe13
10 brakemen on the Paskefsbarx divji
Young George Hlysos, oi Cline cor
~bils trimming . bor.e's foot prspss
10 ,hoeing sccidentslly.cut his vria
the knife sevefing an astesy, -
near bleeding to death.
The Govsrpos has appointed Caes
Smith, Esq., Of ksrioa county, RSg
the West Virgins Uniyeity,iW ~
Senatorial District, 10 6I1 ths vncAney
stoned BY the rsigpatioa q Hea..
MoSro0, gf.
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LIBERALS DISCOURAGED
Over the Situation With Russia-The
Premiers' Case.

Over the Situation With hussia-ihe
Premiers' Case.
LoSDOE, June The statement pab-
lished in this mornings Daily News over
the signature Of Lord Granville's Secretary.
to the effect that tint journal had been mis-
informed concerning the state Of the peace
negotiations with Russia, has fallen like a
vet blanket on the hopes of the Liberals.
The explanatory editorial note which &C
companies Lord GrsnVille's statsment has
apparently failed to appease the indigns
tion which this Official statement ha'
aroused. On the other hapd the Tories ars
iobilant over what they.p rhnis ops mon
proof d Liberal u. vsll :
additional esidend of "
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The Rev J. X Rsasoper. pastor OF the
First Presbyterian Church at Richie Cour'
House. com mnitted suicide few days age
by shooting himself through the temple
While Iaboripg under Q temporary ft OF in'
sanity. Mrs. Reasonsr. who bad been visit
ing in Ohio. arrived fifteen minutes sftel
her husband died.
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complete them. This is especially the case
among the sheet mills. AS to orders rt'
ceiyed in the month Of May, this year. they
were taken on condition no settlement Is
reached the orders are not to be filled, AT
the Union Mills this morning the whole nm
ishing department of nine trains of double
rolls was on double turn. In the pudding
department the thirty.eight furnaces were
on double turn. There was more scnVity
about the mill than has been seen Tor the
mast year,
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Railroad Mortgage.

PITrsmEG. Pa, June 1.-The S2OOO0
OOO mortgage given the South Pennsylva
MIA Railroad Company to the Union Trust
Company of New York to secure the hol
ders of an equal amount Of first mortgage
bonds issued By the company named on its
TWO hundred and nine miles OF road va,
recorded in this county TODAY
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SECOND coMPTRoLLER

the Treasury Appointed Yesterday
Maynard of New York
W,sg1yerov, June l.-Nhe President
D,o;p,ed Isaac H. Maynard, ofNeW York.
10 Second Comptroller Of the Treasury
ice, W. W. Upton, of Oregon, resigned BY
quest.
George w. Julien, of Indiana, to be Sur
svcr General of New Mexico:
Judge Maynard is a resident OF Delhi,
|elaWsTe county, N, Y, and at present
old. the Office of First Deputy Attorney
|snsrsI Of the State. He was the Demo
ratio candidate for Secretary OF State two
ears AGO. and was defeated, 1t IS sad De-
ause Of bis prohibition record he was
[ot a candidate for the ofiee to which ne !.
PAS appointed, but was urged 70 accept y
h NIX he president and Secretary OF the
treasury. The salary Of the SECOND comp
lollsr Is 50 600 per aunam-
AHunAer Of changes
p the Tressury Department TOOK etiees Z 70
N. M Grsvss assamed ceasge Oh me
beau q Eogrsving and Pr1nang; sas gsl ana
E oIsT Sz;,zIes took chargs ot tne Bureau
80 -, : ||'RnnO,;ons in the Treas
sa4s&, today.
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BaSe Ball.

At Detroit-Detroit, 0; Chicago, 6.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn. 3; Louisville, l.
At Philadelphis-New York, 3; Philade!
phis, 2.
At Buffalo Buffalo, 8; st Louis 4.
At Baltimore Baltimore, 4; St. Louis, 10
At Observation-Disclosures, 3; Ciuein
nstin, Z.
At Observation-Disclosures IL; Cleve
land, l.
At Toledo-Toledo, Z; Milwaukee. 8.
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SALVATION On is the greatest pain de-
stroyer Of the age. 1t instantly relieves
and speedily snnihila.es pain, whether it
arises from cut. hruise, scaid burn. Frost
bite, o. from lweund Of anI other kind
Prioelhly Is e3nk 8 hottlA = 3.
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"THE moon of Mahomet arose, and i;
shall Sc" says Shelly; but if you set q bot
tie Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup in some
handy place, you will have quick cure for
Group. coughs and colds. when yoar chill
drsn arc troubled With than.
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~ q few other periods.

The first million would take thirty years
J;s in. the second fifteen years, and the
;rd substantially twenty.