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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-20
MARTINS FERRY.

Gen. A. j. Warner, our Representative
| from this district, was in town yesterday
accompanied by Engineer Gould, OF the
Ohio Valley railroad. The General was
here principally on railroad business, being
president OF the above named road. Daring
the afternoon he held q conference With
some Of our leading Democrats, at which
general State politics were discussed. We
could not learn whether or not be offered
any consolisg promises to our eIpsctant
postmasters.
Found-A bunch Of keys. The owner
may have them by calling on John Beck,
proving property and paying for this AdTer'
tisement
Turtle soup at Princes saloon on Second
street, from to II a. m, and from TO 3
.. m. to-day.
A three months old child Of family
named Lloyd died yesterday and will be
buried this afternoon al 2 o'clock in the
Riverview cemetery.
Will Harrison has challenged Nike Dob
bins to skate race. Arrangements will be
made tonight at John Kynes saloon in
his place.
The Rechabites will attend services in the
PRESBYTERIAN Church tom orrow night, when
the pastor, Rev. L. i. Walker, will preach
10 them on temperance, the leading princi.
pie of the order.
The competition between ocean steam.
.hip com panies has reduced the fare TO re-
markablI low points. J. I. Hanes, the
aVent for several companies in this place,
sells tickets good for the round trip from
here to Europe Tor the exceedingly low
price Of S37.
On Monday night the United Presbyteri.
ans will give a strawberry festival at the
residence and grounds Of James W. Gesry
on the corner Of Fourth snd Hanover.
A couple Of up 70 En young men started
for Adina about four days ago with horse
and wagon in which TO bring back the Bobby
Stuart fishing club, sfIer few days sojourn
with them in camp. Yesterday member
Of the clab, foo.sore and weary, made bis
appearance in tosn and told the folio ring
story concerning the t~o young men who
were entrusted with the horse sad wagon
They got along very well until
they reached q point in the road about seven
niles from town; here they both apparently
fell asleep. az they allowed the horse 70 fall
over q steep bank sad upset the rig, and
did NOT know how il happened after they got
TO camp. But their sale arrival in camp
did not end their sorroEs- The ssconH
night they spent in camp the horss, so
called, srayed away and bad not q, last
accounts been heard o." This explains the
presence of one membH Of The cla' 10 tom.
He is after horse.
Burketts hackers were over yesterday
and made race between him snd Doobins
for 500 . side. to be skated in one Of the
wheeling rinks at date not Jet decided
upon. The money Is up and the rsos is
sure thing.
Some Of the admirers Of Dobbins over
here think that he viii make equally - good
time in his mile against BlakeoeJ tonight
st the Chapline street. rink, Wheeling. 10
the Eve mile race between Mr.. Blskeney
and FIVE Of the fastest skaters in the Ohio
valley. a large number Of our people will
attend.
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81. 0atisn Wins Again.
BhID8kPOExr-
Joiner at Liberty-TJs Evidssos Not SUM.
cisnt 60 Hold Him.

Joiner at Liherty-Trs Evidsscs Not sum.
cisst 20 Hold Him.
Yesr rday afternoon J. J. Joiner. the
"Lrsd school teacher who wss charged
with rape by Cars Oliver, was trisd by
- or JunEins in the council room Of the
city building. Messrs Alexander snd
McDoIaid represented the defense, and
G,mge Duncan, Eco, the prosecution.
Ioinfr entered O plea Of not guilty, and wAs
upheld In his plts by the testimony. in the
tioion Of the court. The testimony
Tor the prosecution was thai Of
The cbild, be parents and the doctor
Sho examined the child. This testimouy
vssin several instances very conflicting.
enough 50 for the Mayor 10 decide that u
was not strong enough 10 bold Joinsr 70
court. The court Adjourned ct Eve o'clock
10 reconyene after supper, at which time
bis dscision was rendered and Joiner vss
oct ., liberty.
Gen. A. J. Warner Was in town yesterday
looking around among his Democratic
friends. lie held private conference With
Q number OF prominent party men here asd
went on to st. ClAirsyills in The evening 70
look after political matters there.
Frank Fisher il on the sick list
There Was o festival and social hsld In
Dipsmors Bros rink yesterday sftesnooa
Tor the benefit Of the n. z. Sabbath school.
Jesse Williams, Eco, Of Mt Pleasant,
was in town yesterday among his ffiesds.
Mis- z. L. Dauby, Of Pispoint, vas is
town yesterday.
Miss Ella kesles is visiting friends u
Northern Ohio.
The free disuibution Of slippers by J. A.
Heinlein on Tbursday night vas ths nosi
exciting event which has occurred in this
town foe many Q day. There were aboat
eight or nine hundred people EAshsssd
around The front of the building, III saee y
catch . sEppef. There were about tse
hundred pam thrown of the foof ed
the slpeging f8 thsir possessios II
Indescribable. The Bun Flower Bskin&
Powder man also vas out throwing csk0 q
The multitude. In an, ths a6ais Sas &,
grand success - Il: - anussnsst vad
concerned.
Rev. r. p. KssIef united Ms. Wn. a.
Brown and Mia Sydid z. Ssuksy IN Id
holy bonds ct the residssee of tbs 6rids, on
Thursdsy evening. 4
Having sold ost ny sock of boots as4
shoes and gsnsS furnishing goods 70 Nsasl
( W Fou}ef and p. A. DruanooA IN
10 order . reduce ~ assk 81 = 60 -
the nsIt Thirty aa3G u H. LssssEs
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down from yellow Creek yesterday and u
now moored at Gravel Hill.
Dolph johnson arrived home from Bay
View, Wis, for q visit.
First ward Republicans win meet this
evening at $50 to elect delegates to the
county convention.
The Niagara rink viii be open to night
DR.. Close put three stitches in the lip Of
Mrs. Radebaugh yesterday. Ii is said that
the husband Of the lady was instrumental
in causing the service Of the doctor.
The finishing touches are being put on
Thomas Shelley's new residence.
Maring. Hart & Co. take pleasant view
OF prospects.
The Prohibitionists say our saloons cost
fifteen times as much as to maintain as our
churches and schools
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BELLAIRE.
Republican primaries to-day.

Republican primaries to-day.
Geo. Kern is talked Of for Treasurer on
the Democratic ticket.
The Salvation Army viii not make .
irect raid on this city. They will begin
,eir labors on the borders and then grad
ally work in :,
Fred Clinton says be stopped at the hotel
of Hardin Beck while in Pittsburg, and
,ound il q first class house. Hardin was
i.rnerly manager Of the Bellaire nail works.
lid shuttleWorth participates In the i've
nile rsce in Wheeling tonight
there viii be dancing on the Telegram
tonight. The boat viii lay st ClArington
sevaal hours :,
General Warner left the anxious With
thsr pulses running at as high rate as
betcre be arrived. Politicians viii find poor
corsoIs,ion in Mr. Warner.
Cos Kramer has just completed fns JOB
of yerk in painting the wagon OF the Cn-
cinssii Bresipg Co.
A A. Clark spd wife left last night to
visit tiiends in Washington and GUERNSEY
tai. 3. Travis Boat Club dropped
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Fire at Toronto, o.
Special 10 the ReSiSte

TORONTO, o., June l9.-The pump house
house of the Jefferson sewer pipe works
burned this afternoon, together with the
barn and slaughterhouse Of Frank Swearin
gen adjoining it. The barn contained lot
of corn and oats, four sets Of harness and
$50 worth of hides. The pump house con-
tanned the engine, boiler, pump, ETC., to
supply the water for the Carlyle Connolly
Eo.s sewer pipe works. Me-. Swesriugen's S
3oss is $500 with $500 insurance.! Carlyle,
Connolly / Co.'S 5000, with no insurance
a nun Der of dwellings near by were saved
with difficulty.
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
Closing ofSteubenviIIe High school-Order
of Exercises.

Closing of ofSteubenville High school-Order
of Exercises.
Special 10 fhe Sunday Register.
STEUBgSyuLE, June l9.-The closing
exercises OF the Steubenville High School
took place tonight at the Opera House be
fore crowded audience. The following
programme was rendered:
Prayer.
Semi-Chorus-Away Now joyful Riding,
BY the Young adieS.
Essay-what Girls Can DO........ iessc Morrison.
hSsay Tired Lizzie Provinss.
Essay-Nature's Ever Changing Panorama,
Carrie Forbes.
Fssay-The Opening Of the Door Ada HaldermaE.
Hsay-FIve Minutes at the Postofhce,
Hattie Burke
-Bachelors Bertha May
Inst. sClo-UsnSe de Maud Dunbar
E>Nay-Ihe Poetry MIL Ridglsy
E>ay-What Of the Sea anuie 5chellart
kSSay-Mother Goose .......... Jessie l.. Erwin
- ( standing with reluctant feet
ESS"! whcre the brook and river meet
Ss,ay-Thc Rise and Fall Of Words Biena Bluck
sailing Chorus ...
OratiOn-l axes. L. srraS
tsSay-Earh Greatens. fsrEins
Essay D. e"'0e'
Hattic Burke and Daisy Cable.
EISay-Two Johnson.
ESsay-No bject-..,........ May haiston
Vocal Solo-slumber Song ....;; Miss Bessie kiley.
E,Say-lhe Treasures Of the Hills Laura Giles
aledictory-Unwritter r.........sallie J: Holroyd.
Presentation OF Diplomas, by DIR. A. NJ. Blackburn
President Of the BoaId.
Address by Mr.. NJ. K Andrews, OF Marietta
Stmi-ChoTus -Gcod Night.
BY the Young Ladies Of the Class
Benedictien.
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a,Esd Nv mayor HARRISON to Resign.

CHICAGO, June l9.-Every emPloye OF
the city government has been requested by
Mayor Harrison, through the various chiefs
Of deuartments, to hand in written resig-
nation. Similar action was taken in in one
or two departments recently, but now the
order has been made general No special
reason is assigned, excep. Mr. Harrisons
belief that the Mayor should be free if he
chose upon assuming Office to appoint such
subordinates ss may meet his views. The
general handing in OF designations does not
necessarily imply that all or any OF the EN-
II oYes win be removed.
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IHs RlCHMoNo MURDERER DO HING
CIuverius Sentenced 20 Protesting
His Innocence.

Cluyerius Sentenced 90 Dsath-ProtesunS
His Innocence.
RICHMOND, Va, June l9.-Cluyerius "ss
brought up to the court room this morning
and took his seat as usual His counsel
were present and motion to continue the
consideration of the motion for an arrest OF
Judgment was overruled and Hon Thos );
AtSins, Judge Of the Hastings court asked
Of the prisoner il he had anything to say
Why the sentence Of death should not De
passed upon him. He arose from his seat
and in husky voice replied: "lf you ssn-
tenee me, you will sentence an innocent
man" The Judge then pronounced seq
tenee in an impressive manner, and the
prisoner was taken back to jail and solitary
confinement. The day set for execution Is
November 20. The case will now go to the
Supreme Court Of Appeals, where the bills
Of exc, ption viii be considered and the
question Of new trial be decided.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-20
The Wash. JeIf Commencement.
L.. L.

WASHINGTON, Pa June ls.-The COM
mencement exercises of W. and J. College,
Washington, Pa, viii begin June q. Fol-
lowing is the programme:
IL q m, baccalsureste sermou-Rev. ].
D. Msffst, D. D, President. 7:3O p. NJ.
sermon 10 the Y. NJ. G. A.-Rsv. D. C.
Marquis, d. D., Chicago, Ill
June 22d-2 p. m, Glass day exercises
7:20 p. m, address to the literary societies
BY Hon. Byron E Elliott, Indianapolis, Ind.
June 23d-S 8. m, reunion of literary
societies IL a. m. to sep. m. class re-
union Of Jefferson classes OF 'SS5, '43, '4j, go,
"a and Washington class Of 1860. 7:S0p
m, alumni address, BY Hon. W. q. West
Bellefontaine. o.
June 24-9s me-, graduating exercises,
p. NJ, alumni dinner-Aluuani. Poem bg
Rev b. 7. AeClelland, Pittsburg, Pa, and
other past prsndisl exercises.
Five trains each way win run daily next
week between Wheelias and Washington.
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AN ERoNAUT'S DEATH.

FnIIs From BIaLinE BALLOON at CharIes-
ton, W. Va.
Special 10 the Register.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, June l9.-Rich-
ards circus made its appearance here to-day
ard advertised balloon ascension at 2:3J
p. m. Just as the ropes were cast off tn
balloon it took fire from the furnace which
filled it with hot air. The eronsut, young
man named Williams, from Wellsville, was
in the basket and was not aware of the fire
above him until several hundred feet above
he ground, when the balloon collapsed and
ne basket fell, killing Williams almost in
stantly. He was buried here.
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knocked out In one Round.

PTrTsBURG, June ia hard glove prize
fight between Jerry Fitzpatrick and Robert
Scott, local heavy weight pugHsts, took
place near here tonight. Only one round
was fought, Scott being 50 badly punished
that be had to De carried off the field. The
fight lasted two minutes and was Tor
IuIse Of 500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-20

CHAUcER says: For gold in phisike is .
cordial" From all that suffer from hoarse-
ness, cold in the chest, lung trouble or bron-
cbitis. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is golden
''phisike," Though worth It's weight in gold
. quarter viii buy bottle.
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Hurled His Handcuff, at the Judge.

INDIANAPOLIS, June l9.-Frsnk Whitney
and Charles Daniels, convicted burglars,
we're arraignedin in the criminal court yester-
day Judge Norton asked Whitney if he
had anything TO say why sentence should
not be pronounced. The prisoner sprang
to his feet, abused the Court with volley
OF profanity, and then tearing away from
the bsiliff, hurled pair of handouts at the
Judge. TIE missile passed over the Judges
head and shattered q heavy plate glass.
Whitney turned fercely upon the police.
and had to be soundly beaten before he was
subdued. His friends in the court room
pressed into the prisoners bos and the
police were finally compelled to drsH their
revolvers. The two men were hsndcufed
and taken to the Michigan City prison.
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And He Richly Deserved II.

BALTIMORE, June ls.-Geo. A. Pyers,
convicted yesterday of wife beating, received
fifteen lashes at the hands Of Sheriff Airey
to-day. BE is the first white man whipped
In MARYLAND for that offense.
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The Mt. W, @. & W., Gets the Right of Way.

MARION, O., June ls.-The county COM
mission Of Marion county, to-day granted q
free right of way cross Of In6rmary
firm, and also the highways in the county,
for the Mount Vernon, Coshocton and
Wheelino Railroad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-20

"FoR l am declined into the vale OF
ytsIs" shA said little sadly. but indeed
} can't mind It since can get Salvation Vi
fer 25 cents"
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HoRsFoRD's ACHD PHOSPHATE

For Nervousness, Indigestion. Etc.
Send to the Rumford Chemical Works
Prsvidsncs. &. l., for pamphlet. Mailed
tree u. =.
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PARKERSBURG POLITICS.

Proprietor of Grafton Roller Rink
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80 WHEEIING W.. va. SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE 90 1855

and thoughts made him speak and not he
them.
Besides the performances already men
toned, Mr.. A. d. Dowling was on the pro.
gramme, but was absent at the bedside OF
sister, Miss NJ. A. DowliDg. She was one
of the most promising members of the pres
ent graduating class.
The following
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No Boomers.

The War Department has received q tele-
gram from Capt. Bennett of the Ninth
Cavalry, at Fort Reno, Indian Territory.
ariI that Lieut.. Stevens, of the Ninth
Cavalry has returned from Oklohams, after
having thoroughly secuted the country. No
bount rs were found.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-01-20
FENCE-CUTrING.
Systematic Wholesale Operations
in New Mexico

LAS vKoAs, N. NJ, January 1i.-Fence
cutting Is going on in Colfax county at
most destructive rate under q strong
organization. An almost unbroken line
OF wire from the Ponie to the Toguis-
quite, 80 miles, has been cut. The heav-
lest sufferers are 1: The Red River Cattle
company, four miles; Colonel J. s. Tay-
lor, 20 miles; W. Miles, four miles; j. W..
Keller, six miles; Francis Clutton, 10
miles; J. @. Duncan, five miles. The
work on the fences Of the Dubuque Cat
tie company began last night, and they
will lose 10 miles OF wire. The cutters
are not known. Should their identity
be established there would be a bloody
war, greater In fatality than the famous
county war years ago. Some OF the sur
ferers, particularly M. NJ. Chase, mana
ger Of the Red River company, are very
much worked up over the breaks made
by the wire fiends, and threaten to put
arm ed men along their fences and pro-
tect tn cir pastures ut all hazard. The
work Of the fence cutters was as system
attic as the workings OF metropolitan
police force. Each man was mounted and
they were placed in squads OF conve-
nient numbers. The squads would ride
up to the fences, man would drop out
at corner and cut for the extent Of
half n mile or more, mp to where another
fellow had begun work, then jump into
the saddle and rush to the head OF the
line again, after the style Of school boys
playing leap frog. They cut the panels
in.the middle, leaving not one solid panel
along the entire line Of devastation.
This Is done because heavy cattle own
crs fence more ground thad their deeds
call for. In so doing they keep cattle on
the public domain from getting at the
water, for the want OF which they drift
against the fences and die from thirst.
Three hundred and fifteen head OF cattle
died along Colonel Taylor's fences last
spring, which goes to show the evil of
barbed wire In endless lengths. Senator
Dorsey, who owns 60 miles square of
fenced lands at Palo Blanca, addressed
the cutters at Springer yesterday, and
said to them that If they would inform
him when they got ready to begin opera
tions on his wire he would take 1t down
voluntarily ana reel 1t up, thus saving
tons Of barb that would otherwise go to
waste. They said they would give him
notice In time TO save trouble.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-01-20
ABANDONED TO DIE.
Inhuman Treatment OF a Small
Pox Patient.

OMAHA, Neb., January lI.-Wm. Love
lace died ut Council Bluffs, Friday night
last, Of smallpox. lie was boarding
with his sisters family when taken sick,
and when they learned the nature of the
disease they moved out of the house and
left him alone. Lovelace laid there three
days without food or fire, when his cries
attracted the attention of the police.
An officer looked into the window, and
seeing Lovelace's condition, refused to
enter the house. The sick man begged
for food. which the officer brought and
left on the doorstep. 10 get 1t Love-
lace was obliged to leave his bed and
crawl to the door. He was too weak TO
dress himself, and caught heavy cold
from the exposure. Later In the day
Green Meyers. Il colored man, was hired
to nurse him. but !.ovelace was then be-
yond human help. just before he died
Lovelace said that after he was dead he
would come back after the people who
had abandoned him. Meyers was put in
quarantine at the pest house and worried
over Lovelace's words all the time.
Monday night he ran excitedly into the
Jail, declaring that the dead man had
raped for him. Meyers would not listen
TO argument and left tonight for st.
Joseph, insisting that the ghost was
after him. He is harmlessly crazy from
brooding over the matter.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-01-20
Tn e Telephone Wires.

The territorial lines Of the Telephone
company are oil reported as working all
right to-day, with the exception of the
line between New Braunfels and Austin,
which is down.
In the city, between 80 and 60 lines
are down. The line between the city
and San Pedro springs is reported as
working, though 1t is in bad condition
and some poles have been pulled over by
the heavy ice.
The lines communicating with Gov
eminent hill and army headquarters are
all down.
The lines to the waterworks and ce-
ment factory are working.
Throughout the city there are great
many poles and wires down, which are
being rapidly repaired.
The line repairers, four in all, were
out to-day since early this morning re-
pairing.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-01-20
Paupers at Auction.

In Sussex, Kings county, n. b.. the
overseers OF the poor dispose of their
paupers by Dutch auction. Four aged
paupers were put up at auction the other
day to be knocked down to the lowest
bidder, that Is, the man who would I'M
dertake to keep them at the least cost to
the overseers. One man went at 800 per
annum and an old woman went at S72.
There was some competition over the
sG5 20. and finally the old man was
knocked down ut SG4 80. A fourth pau
per was put up, but did not attract a
single bid. sand this was in Christian
land ."-G Boston journal.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-01-20
A PATIENT OF LONG SUFFERING
Reads Of Or. Weathers' Success in the Treat
ment OF Chronic Diseases, and Feels
Proud That He Did.

This patient is well-known stock
man Of Tilden, this State. who came here
to be treated by DIR. l.. V. Weathers, of
our city, who makes specially Of
Acute and Chronic Diseases with marked
success, as many testimonials will show.
Mr.. Boyer says: my case had been
treated by number of physicians, and
some OF eminence and distinction, MS
rheumatism OF the heart. Isuffered with
great smcthering, sinking feelings my
feet and limbs swelled almost to burst
ing; could not lay down, and was COM
PEELED to sleep in my chair. am proud
to say that under DR.. Weathers' treat
ment am to-day well man-free from
all troubles, and can cheerfillly recon-
mend DIR. Weathers as an able physician
and gentleman worth OF their patron
age. "CuARLTs BRYER."
We, as citizens of San Antonio, testify
to the correctness OF Mr.. Beyer's state
ment. Signed1
JAMES WRIGHT,
MRs. ANNIE WRIGHT,
Mrs. KATHERINE DIErLRK,
GEORGE X. STUMBERG,
NJ. II. HANCOCK AND WIFE.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-01-20
LOCAL NOTES.

Hot lunch served every day from 10
to u, at ]. Il. Brady & Co.'s. l-l5-lw
The gold watch rallied by Mrs. Ella
Wright will take place Saturday night,
January II, at $3.50 o'clock, at Sim Harris
cigar store. l-l6-2t
Our clothing made to order is strictly
flrst-class. PANcoAsr q Sons.
0vercoats and winter underwear cheap
at Pancoast q sons.
Every smoker should try Little Joker"
Great reduction in prices on winter
goods at Pancoast Il Sons.
A bran new piano, never used, cost
$3.50, can be bought at a bargain, by
calling on or addressing Il. b. Johnson
LIGHT office. ll-l2-tf