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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-13
BELLAIRE.

Steelworkers received their benefit yester-
day. tits said. .,...s.
B.. L o. viii rebuild the property destroy
ed by FIRE q; once.
Using and making goods, on which there
is q patent; is likely 70 get q certain manu-
featuring concern in this city into hIigs-
ton
The Christian church congregation held
9 lawn fete and strawberry social last night,
at the home Of j. NJ. Monroe.
A nuisance is not q nuisance until de-
clared so; and the Mayor cannot prosecute
until the City Fathers report such nuisance
A Benvood chap and fellow from ont
the narrow gauge road have been working
out fine on the stone pile for several days.
The School Board on Thursday night
made excellent selections Of teachers for the
High school. Prof Wenner has been re-
tanned and Miss Alice Cunningham has
been given the position which was held BY
Miss Belle Gorby last year. Bo,h are No.
appointments All the rest Of the rooms
have teachers assigned except No. IN the
Second ward, No lin the Fourth ward, No.
4 in the Fifth ward, and room No. in the
Indian Run school
Persons who visit Burr's Mills camp
grounds on Sunday this year can have
pleasant time of it. Railroads no doubt
will run special excursions as usual aud
those attending will not be Inconvenience
any by the Sabbath sermons, as they will
have none this year. Visitors to Burrs
never did hear the services, and If large
crowd collects on some certain Sunday. il
will be all that is asked by two thirds Of the
people who attend, 1t is presumed, as the
religious rites are not in vogue on Sunday,
that the usual cHstom OF calling all campers
in at p. m. will be dispensed with, to the
Joy Of the young folks.
Rev. J. X. McKsllip returns to-day from
his recreation trip up the river.
Subscriptions are being solicited by the
new gas company. Over $4,000 has al-
ready been subscribed.
B. Il o. officials we're in town yesterday
in special car investigating the cause OF
the fire at the shops. A spark from the en-.
CINE which runs the machinery department
did the deed, is the conclusion reached.
The three mile race at the Niagara Rink
tonight between Sheppard and Shuttle
worth will be interesting. The Princess
will bring down Wheeling folks.
Fourth ward gentlemen have purchased
new fishing boat.
The punishment given woman on Union
street at an early hour Friday morning
must have bean very severe from the
screams heard by the neighbors
Children's day at the Second NJ. +.
Church tomorrow.
Henry Msule says the western air is re-
fresbing.
Thos. Gordon and wife left for England
yesterday to visit.
Tunnel Hill school closed yesterday with
. basket picnic.
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A SAlYATI0NIST EL0PES
With a Handsome Young Woman an
Gets Thrashed and Discharged.

With a Handsome Young Woman and
Gets Thrashed and Discharged.
WILMINGTON. DEL, June l2.-Grest ex
element was created here yesterday by the
announcement tha Scott Linnens Fanner
of The Salvation Army, who came here from
New Castle, Pa, had eloped Wednesday
night with handsome young woman
named Martha Taylor. The fugirives went
TO Philadelphia, where they got married
snd returned by late train to the city
When they were emerging from the railroad
station they were met BY the brides father
and brother. The latter took charge Of
his sister and the irate father knocked
the scout down and thrashed him. while b.
cried out II want my witel" After being
thrsshed the scout fed, snd the girl, begging
pireously 10 go with her husband, was then
taken home Later she escaped and spent
the remainder of the night with feminine
Salvationis,s. Yesterday she joined her
husband and both LETT town. The com
mander OF the Brooklyn barracks say Elan
ner is insane and has another wife living
De is about forty years old and his bride
twenty The elopement has resulted in
the discharge of Flsnner from the army aud
the issuance of warnings to commanders OF
barracks in various parts Of the country not
10 receive him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-13

UNIVERSITY OFFICERS
Elected at Morgantown-Ths Board Adj
IS journed.


Siectoo At Morgantown-The Board AL
journed.
Special TO fhe ReqiSter.
MoEGASTowE, June l2.-Commencement
exercises closed last night with An address
before the Parthenon and Columbian liter
ary societies by Rev. DR.. Hirst, of Pittsburg.
The Regents adjourned this morning. They
had busy time of it E. NJ. Turner, of
Harrison county, graduate Of Princeton,
was elected President of the University.
Rev. 2. B. Reynolds takes the place of
Prot Lyon as Professor of English; Prof.
Whitehill, of Lindsly Institute, takes Prof.
Latham's place in the Chair of Chemistry
and Physics; Prof D. B. Purinton is chosen
Vice President; Prof. ]. J. Harvey is elect
Treasurer Of the University, and Prot. ".
P. Wiley is reelected Secretary of the
Board of Regents. Both the acu ty ap
students are hereafter required to attend
Chapel exercises. The action OF the Board
of Regents seems to meet with gen=ral sp
proyal
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A TALK WITH FORAKER.
Confident of Big Majority-Colored. and
Temperance Votes Whl Beat Him,
However.
,phninl 10 The ReoiELer.

Confident of Big Majority -Colored and
Tsmpsranes Votes Whl Beat Him,
However.
Special TO the ReciEter.
SPRINGFIELD, June ll-There is but lit
tie to add to the dispatches previously sent,
with reference to the Republican Conven-
ton Of yesterday.
The REGISTER correspondent had talk
with Judge Foraker before he went back to
Cincinnati and he said:
Il feel absolutely sure Of an election this
fall"
"By what majority"
"Oh, it's too soon yet to talk about ma
jorities. 1t may be 10000 and it may be
10000 or even more"
do you anticipate any detection among
the colored voters"
"None whatever. was misrepresented
and misunderstood two years ago."
But upon enquiry among representative
colored men found that there was great
deal of we'll grounded opposition in the col
ored ranks
"How many colored men in Ohio will re-
fuse to support ForskerY I asked Hon.
John p. Green, of Cleveland. -.--
"Well, he's our candidate for Governor
now against the protests Of the ablest co.
ored men in the State, and do not like 10
say anything" :. o.
will one-third Of them be against hmY
81 would not be surprised. 1 am afraid
So"
One.third of the colored vote in Ohio
means 10000 subtracted from the Republ-
can vote-enough TO defeat Foraker.
find the temperance people are all torn
up over the evssive temperance plank and
threaten to make separate organization
and fight that will draw from rs, 900 to 30
900 voters from the old parties. Altogether
it looks as though the Republicans are going
TO have a harder time Of it than they ex'
IL
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SUPREME COURT or APPEALs.
The Business Transacted at Yesterdays
Bsssioa.

Court met at 10 o'clock, oil the Judges
being present
Thomas A. Brown and p. T, Grogan, Of
Preston, and c II Scott, Of Randolph,
were admitted to practice,
National Bank Of Weston vs. Boylan;
writ Of error; Barbour county; continued.
State vs. Howes; writ Of error; Barbour
county; submitted.
jones vs.. Lemon; appeal aud superse-
deas; Preston county; continued.
Danks vs. Rodehesver; writ Of error;
Preston county; submitted,
Greenhouse Vs. Sspp; writ Of error; Pres
ton county; submitted.
Love vs. Pickens; appeal and supersedas;
Barbour county; submitted
Tichenell Va. jackson a Feather; appeal
and supersedeas; Preston county; sdogit
ted.
Gilligan vs. Hechmer; appeal and super.
sedess; Taylor county; continued. 80
Kemble vs. Cresap; appeal and supsrss.
dsas; Preston county; submitted.
Kemble Va. Herndon; writ OF efrsr;
Preston county; continued.
Adjourned until this morning h 10
clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-13
The Indians Surrounded,

TOMBSTONE, ARIz June IA courier
who has just arrived from the Mule noun.
'sins, 20 miles south of here, after arms.
ammunition and provisions states that A
T Johns. Of this place, who is captain Of q
citizens party Of 35 men, aud Lieutenant
Richards, with company of Is cavalry,
struck fresh trail Wednesday night and
Yesterday came upon the Indians in the
Mule mountains and have surrounded them
and it is thought the savsges cannot escape.
The courier wss sent here post haste for
reinforcements. Two buckboards have left
with 20 more men from here and 20 from
RishEe.
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A Novel Suit.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. June IA novel suit
Sas begun in The Chaucerv Court today by
he fling OF Q petition BY Matte Palmer
,gsiDst VIM. E. Montgomery asking that
IN alleged n srrisge between them be de-
,Iared void and that Montgomery be en-
Joined from making any claims to the
children. The petition says the plaintiff
was married to Montgomery in 1871, be.
heving him to be white man. She claims
now that be has negro blood in his veins
and pra, that the marriage be declared
null. Montgomery is a musician aud trav'
-llirg lecturer for museums and looks like
circasian. Miss Pamer is the daughter
of a grocer here and is quite pretty.
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ICE CREAM AHD CAKE.
Yestsr days Attsndapesat the Festivals In
the kinks.

Yestsr days Attsndapesatt the Festivals ia
the kinks.
Another large crowd Of Islanders sttssd.
ed the Thompson n Z. Church festival
and bazaar at the Virginia stree, rink yss-
terdsy evening, making The total number OF
admissions for the two days something liks
seven hundred. The rsfresnnenn sad
fancy arueIes sod rapidly st good figures.
and the result will be quite snug sun ot
money to be turned into the Congregational
treasury.
At the Capitol rink the Disciples church
festival End bazaar was vssy libsfally Pct
roniz'd. the attendance being muoh lsssse
han Thursdsy evening. The sxoslIsat
dinner given during the day attfsctsj missy.
sbile the di,plsy Of subasstisls at ssppr.
which w,s served from until 10 o'cleck
lac, night. drew many 6tds family parties
10 The building. The various reffssbmsst
hoo'bs and the fancy department coatsia
many choice and tasty sstielss. vhiIs ths
Display of flowers is very 6se kasy
'ootbsome CAKES have bern provided b. the
ladie,. and fboss reuainisg uosoiA this
evening Win Be- suctio.ed, . also vih tie
contents Of the vssisss booths. Diss3 IN
be served today from ssoa ustil e'sleek.
and supper from s until 10 10 night Drop
in this evening and help . worthy ossss.
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A Fatal Railroad Accident.

MoRRIsTowN, Pa, June l2.-The north
bound freight train on the Pennsylvania
and Schuylkill Valley railroad this afternoon
crashed into the rear end Of local freight
which had stopped at Spring Mill station.
The engine Of the fast freight was turned
completely over and Engineer David Waine
buried under the wreck. His mangled
body was taken from beneath the wreck
three hours later. Conductor James Cleav.
er was fatally injured He was placed on
q Philadelphia train but died before reach
ing that city. Fireman VIM. Drinkhouse
had an arm broken and was internally in.
iured and died in Philadelphia this evening.
W. A. Steele was slightly injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-13
AN UNWILLING BnIDEGROOM.
A June Wedding In q Justice Shop Yestsr.
day Morning.

June W eddtng IN Jusuos Shop pestsr.
day Mornipg.
A marriage ceremony in which the bride
was compelled to resort 10 . nunbes OF lit.
tie articles to compel her reluctant lover to
toe the ark came of at Justice hrkle's otii,e
yesterday morning in the presence Of small
party Of deeply interested spectators. Tns
lover and husband beloags In this city.
while the sweetheart and wife balls from .
small town not isr from Isu.syills, q. The
gentleman, it nppsnrs has been paying court
10 The lady for two or three yeass past, and
after winning the love Of the lsftes showed
q disposition to postpone the vsddisg 10.
definitely. Finding all her endsayoes 70
induce the genrleDsn TO name the day
we're fruitIe.s, the lady telsgrsphsd TO Chisf
Of Police Smith sskrng for: advice. and also
il her lover was here The Chief responded
that he was, and yesterday morning she sp-
pesred in the city, stopping at the Stsmm.
The lover was sent for and the two met st
Squire Ankles Office. whittier had gathered
the Prosecuting Attorney. Chief Smith, ssd
several other officials After considerable
delay, and the alternative Of becoming has.
band or going to jail had been presented 70
,be gentleman, be consented 10 be married.
A license Vas procured, and In few mo-
msnts the kno, had been tied ia . msnnes
,aiisfanfoYy IN the BRIDE
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Advice to Mothers,

Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup for chill.
iren teetbing, is the prescription Of one Of
he best female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never failing success BY mil
lions Of mothers for their children. Dur.
ing the process Of teething It's value Is in.
cslculsble. II relieves the child from pain,
cures dysentery and diarrbes, gripping in
the bowels, and wind collie. BY giving
health to the child it rests the mother.
Price 25c a hntilr
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Struck by m Cyclone.

Sioux CRY, IA, June l2-Two men have
Just arrived from nine miles north Of Sioux
City. They were passengers on the Sioux
Falls train on the Chicago, Milwaukee and
St. Paul railroad, due here at 7:l0. The
rain was struck by cyclone and every car
thrown from the track and smashed TO
pieces. There were three passenger coaches
and baggage car. A large number Of per.
sons were injured. No details received up
10 this hour-l0:35.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-13
President Rutter Dead.

IRvINC1oN. ny THE HUD on, n. June
l2.-President Rutter, Of the n York
Central Railroad died at his residence here
this morning
Mr.. Rutter was burn at Wilhsmsport, Pa,
and was SO years OF age He began his
caseer as railroad man early IN life, frst
serving N the capacity Of messenger boy
at the Erie Railroad freight Office at < mira.
At the age Of IS Mr. Rutter was made chief
clerk Of the Erie freight Office AZ Elmirs,
AND when only l9 was appointed station
agent at that place.
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Charged Her Uncle with Criminal Assault.

YOUNGsTOwN, o, June l2-Susan Mich
olas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. "Snsix"
Nicholas went before Justice Steele Thurs
day evening and swore out warrant charg-
ing A. Wsymsn, her uncle, with com mitting
a criminal assault upon her person on Sa'.
urday night last. Susan is sixteen years OF
age and came from the reform school
about eight months ago. Waymau, her
uncle, who is charged with the offense, has
wife and two children living on the West
ice. John A Ladd has been retained as
.rorney by the girl, and Attorney Burkey
III appear for the defendant. Pinkerton
Dap has the warrant, but Wayman has not
zen arrested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-13
Three Eiopem.nts from GAINESVILLE.

XANEsvILLE, O., June l2-Three elope-
uents have taken place here within week
The first two we're among the colored popu-
lation. 1t leaked out to-day that Leonard
Erwin. married man OF considerable prop
erty, living in the Ninth ward, had departed
last week with Roseville girl named Emma
Ihripger. telling his wife that he was going
TO Bloomington, Ill, to visit his brother
The strargest part of the affair is that Mrs.
IbriDger is a niece of Mrs. Erwin, and is the
mother OF three illegitimste children whose
parentage is sscribed 10 Erwin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-13
A Child Murderer,

STAUNToS, Va, June l2.-Last week .
boy living with Uncle Jack Hoffman, a
mountsineer Of Highland county, died, it is
alleged, from the efrts of a fall. SuSpi-
c on was aroused anu the body exhumed.
Autopsy disclosed the fact that death result
ed from knife wound of the intestines and
pine Hoffman disliked the boy and it is
thought murdered him. Several years ago
a little girl mysteriously disappeared from
the same house and has not since been
heard of The community is greatly ex-
cited and threats of lynching are made.
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Terribly Burned With Petroleum.

TARENTUN Pa, June l2-Henr7 Alt.
meyers three sODs, aged 7, 5 and years
respectively, were terribly burned this morn
ing by the explosion of a can of refined
petroleum. The children obtained posses.
sion of the oil in some manner and were
playing with it in an outhouse One of
them applied match to the can and an ex-
plosion followed The burning fluid was
scattered in all directions and the children
with difficulty rescued from the flames
Two of them will die and the third is in q
serious condition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-13
Ncrrou. Debiii,at. d Men

You are allowed a free tria! o thirty days
Of the use OF DIR. Dyes Celebrated Voitarc
Belt with Electric Suspensory Appliances.
for the SPEEDY relief and p4rmsnsnt eure Of
Nervous Debility. loss Of Vitality sud I.o-
hoCd, and all kindred uoaoles- Also. for
many other diseases. Compis.e restoration
to health. vigor snd msnh191 gaarsutsea.
No risk is incurred Illustrated panpaiet
free by addressing Yoitaie Bel: Co. dAr,
shall, Mich.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-13
An insane Criminal.

CHICAGO, June .2-Anthons Funk, alias
Talbot, charged WITH Systematically stealing
more than 1000 volumes from the Chicago
public library in the course of two years
While in the employ of the library, aud who
wsS suspected of design to blow up the
Chc.So USiversity by the employment Of
an inferaal machine, was found to be insane
to-day and sent TO the Elgin Insane Asy-
linn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-13
A Wonderful Discoysry.

Consumptives and all who suffer from
any affection of the throat and lungs, can
ind a certain cure in DR.. K,ags New DIS
covery for Consumption. Thousands Of
permanent cures verify the truth Of thi.
siatement. No medicine can show such q
record Of wonderful cures. Thousands Of
once hopeless sufferers now CRATE ully pro
claim they owe their lives to this Neg Dis
covsry. II will cost you no hing to giye il
a trial. Free trial bo2lss at Logan b Co. .
drug store. Large sfzs 81 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-13
Smallpox Mt CleyelautI.

CLEVELAND, Jone IA case 81 small
pox wss reported to- the Helth Ola ;er to
DAY from 50 franklin street The p @nsn
is q child four years Of sge who arriSA II
this country with Its parents two week. -,
The child is nov conVslescsnt, but no pcS
cautions have been taken during its sick.
ness to prevent a spread of the disease, and
more cases are expected to develop within
few (iavs
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y.ry RemarkabI. R.esv.rv.

Mr.. George V. willing, Of Manchester
Mich, writes: my wife has bsen almost
helpless for Eve years, 80 helpless thst sh.
could not turn over 10 bed alone. She used
two bottles Of Electric Bitt-rs aod is 50
much improved that she n able TO do her
own work"
Electric Bitters viii do al that is claimed
for them. Hundreds Of testimonials attest
their great curative powers. Only City cents
q bottle at Logan L Co.'S
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Opposed TO. serunr priuk.

"Psrker's Tonic 10 aeIi:,ols to the
palate; 1t lnvigorArss, bas does uos prono,e
n love tor siroag drinki Il cures coughs AID
colds; IL pun6es ths blood rhas cariay XII.
nsy, hvsr and lung troubles and rnsu ns.
rism. Il saOuld b. keeps ia svsrv h1n-."
q h. sherman. photographer, Elsin, III.
Place il 10 yours.
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sIOO for Being Called a Spy.

OMAHA, NEB, June l2.-In the ibel suit
brought By Edward Rosewater, editor ofthe
Bee, against the proprietors Of the Omaha
Republican, who had republished charge
that be was a Confederate spy and traitor
during the war. the jury brought 10 YER
dlct awarding 500 damage to the plaintiff.
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John L. Makes His Presence Known.

PHILADELPHIA, June IL john L. 5ulf.
van, of Boston, got very drunk here Wsdaes-
day. ate six dozen clans at one sitting aud
put the inmates ofseveral saloons 70 fight
A dozen of his friends thea oyerpo Eerei
him and by main force put him TO bed.
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R.el VIII PI2T th, In.aoity Racket.

QUEBEC. June l2.-Chss Fitzpatrick and
F Y. Lenieux have definitely been re
tainsd to defend Risl in Regina. The plea
will doubtless bs that OF insanity.
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win fleece the Furriners.

CHICAGO, June l2.-Mike Mcdonald,
known as politician and gambler, dec ares
that he is going TO Europe July l TO be gone
lhree months. A morning papsr says ne
will take two or three expert gamblers b
him and the party will make tour Of the
watering places on business
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Rev. j. Sullivan Appointed.

BALTIMORE, June l2.-Archbishop Glib
bous today received cablegrsn from
Rome announcing the appointment Of Re-
J. SULLIVAN, of Washington, ID. c., to the w.
cant bishopric of the diocese of Mobile, Ala.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-13
A Rich Find,

FoRr WORTH. TEX. June l2.-In exca-
va,iug yesterday workmen exhomsi sn old
brown pocke,book, we'll preserved. which
ccntsined papers covering transactions
aggreeating nearly 100000. 1t is the
property Of a. D Tresdwell, rich cattl-
man. They were stolen Ten thousand
dollars could easily have been realized on
The certificates and bills.
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BuckIsnps Arnica saIye.

The best sslse in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sorrs, Ulerrs. Sah Rhesm, Fever
Sores, letter. Chsgp-d H.nds, On lDlsins
Corrs and ell Skin Rrapuoa-s and positively
cures Piles, or no paw reqmr-d IL is gnsr'
aafeed 10 gise pErt-ci -ati-fsrflon. or Don~.
refunled Pfie. 25 eeafz pr box For
sale 81 Logan Cos
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-13

SALVATION or. the greatest cure on
earth for pain. has made most brilliant
debut All druggists and dealers in meii
cine cell il at Is cents q bottle. 3.