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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-22
BLACK DEVILS.
A Woman Dragged from Bed. Outraged
and Murdered.

A woman Dragged from Bed, Outraged
and Murdered.
ELxHARr, Texas, June 2l.-Lsst night
Ex-C Constable Randolph HAZEL and wife,
who live on the edge Of the village, in sight
of the depot prepared to 60 to dance given
in the second story ofs house plainly visible
from their residence. Just before starting
Mrs. HAZEL decided not to 60, but insisted
on her husband attending. She soon re-
tired to bed, one of her children sleeping
with her. Mr.. HAZEL went to the dance,
where he remained until eleven o'clock. de
then returned home.
Entering the house, he pulled of his
shoes to retire, when he discovered that his
wife was not in the bed. Then he called
for her, and receiving no answer, began
search, but failed to discover her in the
house or anywhere on the premises. He
then went to several neighboring houses
but could find no trace Of his missing wife.
he came up town and in company with
Messrs ]. W. Bryant, c. I. Bodine. Ran
Davis, Dr., j. E. Lewis, W. T. Morris and
Jim King began search.
They took the narrow road leading TO
Mr.. Hazelrs residence, and, going some
distance, discovered two tracks in the ro:d,
bsrefooted, one apparently made by large
negro and the other BY the other by the
small foot of q woman. The tracks led
down the road west to the corner Of fence,
where they turned to the left, the small
track only being visible. The party con-
tinued the search until 2:30 a. m, when
they were Joined by Mr.. c. l. BOdine, with
a hound. The dog struck off to the right
of the road, followed by the searchers.
About twenty-five steps from the road he
stopped and began smelling something on
the ground, and the party, coming up, were
horrifed to find the body of Mrs. Hazell
lying on its face, in almost nude condl-
tion, cold and stiff in death. Further search
revealed two large knife cuts three inches
long, the jugular vein being severed, and
three other deep cuts on the left cheek and
Jaw; also, the black marks Of rope or
string. When found her face was lying in
pool of blood, and her dress was folded
under her. A mans pair of drawers were
found near the body, and three hundred
Yards east of it was found strip Of o mans
shirt, covered with clotted blood. This was
found near the house Of Andy Jackson,
colored.
This is one of the boldast murders ever
committed, being early in the night, in
sight of several houses, and the poor victim
was carried bodily down the road where it
was known many Of those attending the
dance would pass. 1t is supposed the dress
found under the victims head had been car
ried along to smother her outcries.
Several theories have been set up, but the
most rational one seems to be that she was
taken from the house and probably out.
ragged by at least two of the black fiends
living on neighboring farms or at the Sec
tion house, and that, fearing she had recog-
rized them, they cut her throat to escape
punishment for their crime.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-22
sad Drowning Accident.
Spsciql 10 me REGISTER.


ST. CLAIRsv.LLE, o., June 2l.-While out
fishing with party Of men last night Chas.
J. Mcfarland was drowned in the creek, at
Moore's, near Fairpoint. He had been sub
iect to heart disease, and it is supposed he
was suddenly attacked while in the water,
a. he sank TO rise no more without making
a struggle, his companions for a time not
knowing what had become Of him. His
body was recovered after few hours search
and brought to town this morning. He was
a well known man, having formerly been a
sewing machine agent, but more recently
proprIetor Of q saloon He leaves wife
and seven small children, who are bereft BY
.is sad and sudden death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-22
PRESIDENT PORTER,
OF Yale College, breaches His Baecalau-
reate Sermon.

of Yale College, breaches His Baecalau-
reate Sermon.
New HAVEN, CT., June 2l.-President
Porter, of Yale, preached his baccalaureate
sermon at Battell Chapel this morning. HIS
text was the 9TH, 9th, 7th and 8th verses OF
the first chapter of Second Peter.
Amorg other things President Porter
said: Matthew Arnold in his essay on MAJ
Gus Aurehus, raised the question whether
that stole had ever seen the Christian secr
which was persecuted during his reign In
any such way as to understand its charac
teristic aims and spirit. He thought it im
possible, otherwise his attention would have
oeen calle andhis heart touched by the noble
ness and gentleness OF the Christian charSc
Ter. Had a christianized stole have been
he Emperor, he would have expounded the
new faith in terms not unlike those we find
in the first chapter of the epistle from which
the text is taken. We call this a
philosophy of life, and yet it
il none the less a gospel
ecause it is a philosophy. 1t is full OF
good news for q mans comfort and hope
and overhows with instruction for his
guidance. The Christian idea Of living
begins with and ptesupposes a religion or a
personal trust and love toward Christ as the
object of love and confidence. Theodore
Parker also scorned to 6nd in Christ anything
more than the worlds ideal man. Says this
man: "Christ has consummsted the world
idea and there can never be anything high
er or better" George Eliot, whose early
life seems to have been stepped in zeal for
the name and cause Of Christ, but who
afterwards denied his personal power, could
fiud nothing to give him inspiration or com
fort in the gloomy depression of her later
creed which could take the place Of Thomas
4 Kempes and the Cruci6ed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-22
RIOTS IN SPAIN
Over tho Visit Of King Alfonso to
the Cholera Districts.
4ss NEW CHOLERA CASES SATURDAY.
The Ministry and King Alfonso. An
tagonistic---A Conference.
Earthquake Loss.
GENERAL FOREIGN DISPATCHES.

MADRID, June 2l.-King Alfonso having
determined to visit the cholera infected die.
tricts, although the ministry threatened to
resign, Immense crowds gathered on the
streets on Saturday and made demonstra.
ton in favor of the King and Queen -
against the ministry.
The crowd becoming riOtous the civil
guard WAS called out and fred upon the
mob, who thereupou stoned the soldiers.
Disorder continued throughout the night
with slight abatement, but the crowd WAS
finally dispersed today. /, is reported that
two workmen were shot dead and several
wounded. Many Of the rioters were arrested.
Some Of them had revolutionary peoclama-
tons in their possession.
The King. afer consulting with the min.
listers, decided to abandon the projected
tour, and the ministry Was reinstated to-
day.
I69 New Cholera CaseS
Three new cases Of cholera and one death
were reported in Madrid to day; Saturdays
returns from the infected districts are ~
follows: Madrid, 3 new cases, 1 deaths;
Valencia Province outside OF the city, 6
new cases, 4 deaths; Castellon de Laplans.
piiyince, outside OF the city. l03 new cases.
81 deaths: Murcia city, 80 now cases, 70
death; adjacent towns, lI2 new cases, 50
deaths; in the remainder Of the province
SIS new cases and 80 deaths.
3,osl Perish In an Earthquake.
SlMLA, June 2l.-As result Of the 10
cent earthquake in Cashmere S.0sl persons
lost their lives. Seventy thousand houses
were laid in ruins and thirty three thousand
animals perished. An officer has been
sent to survey the scene Of the shocks
A Conference.
LONDON, June 2l.-Mr. Gladstone and
his colleagues held short conference to-
lau
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-22
OHIO REPUBLICAN NOMINEES

Tendarsd n Reception ats Cincinnati
Speeches by Foraker and Kennedy
CINCINNATI. June 2l.-Republjcsu candi-
dates for Governor and Lieut.. Governor,
in lge j 3. Foraker and Gen. 4. B Ken
usdy, were here last night at the invitation
of the Lincoln Club and made short ad-
dresses before holding general reception
in the rooms of the club house. ExG Cover
por E f. Moves introduced Judge Foraker
first, who delivered brief address, mainly
devoted to q recital Of the triumphs OF the
Republican party, among which he cited the
freeing of slaves, the establishment OF the
doctrine of supremacy OF the Nsnona,
constitution, the organization OF sounI
6nancisl system, the replenishment OF
the National treasury and the promotion
Of an honest civil service. To support
the last statement he read statistics showing
the amount Of detslcation per 81 OO0 OF
nnblic money collected in different admlnls'
frations, ranging from $ll II in Van
Rursn's administration to three mills during
HAYES and eighteenth Of mill during Ar
tbDr's administration. He devoted very
little time to the record of the last Ohio
legislature, and expressed hope that ne
1,;obt again have Governor Hoadley for an
on5onept. He c'osed by showing no"
Chatham county, Ga, had overcome a
strong Republican majority without resoll,
ing to violence, and spoke OF the lmporIssaoe
of preserving inviolste the right OF irsnculSs,
General Kennedy followed IN oFiei speech
sUostrophizing Lincoln and saying ne wa. was
lend 10 be an humble leader OF a party
hat had been led by Garfield aud a
A crowded reception followed th'
| sreeches.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-22
His Name is Dennis.

SAN Francisco, June 2l.-Denuis Ksss-
ney announces to-day his intention to run
for Governor of the State next year on the
workingmen's ticket. The Chief plank in
his platform viii be that municipalities have
the right to regulate workingmens hours of
labor, and says he win make six months
campaign, and adds, "'twill be the most
magnificent campaign ever witnessed in
California, and / win be elected, too"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-22
Auorrih1s Murder for a airI.

LYxcnBuRG, Va, June 2l.-At 4 o'clock
this morning at Thomas Store, Campbell
county, near this city,when leaving church
fair which had been in progress all night
William Atkinson and Peter Gillian q lar
relied "a TO which should accompany home
a 0irl 20 whom both were paying attention.;
EnaIly Gillian called his rival dog, ana
Atkinson, without reply, pulled large butch
a aALn;ta I-om b;s coat and killed Gillian by
cn+t;nS his tAroat until his head was nearly
severed from hls body. The murderer was
arrested. All parties are colored.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-22
A Hard Rain.

ILE'ELASD, o., June 2l.-The hS-de1t
storm Of the season set in here between
ata > clock this afternoon. Over three
'ees OF I4in has fallen since yesterday
''lirg hll 10 o'clock tonight. The rain
:: succeeded by high wind. At Rsyenus.
no this evening the wind blew q gale, uR.
yLIg large number of buildings, and
-1S'1g damage estimated at $4,000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-22
aw.lkins skeleton.

Mr.. E. Springer, Of Mschanic,Ours, Pa,
w-;,es. ~ was afflicted with lung fever
sn5 sbScess on lungs, and reduced to q
%.Tt;ng T skeleton. Got free trial bottle OF
NJ Ki5o's New Discovery for Consumption,
Db;cb did me 80 much good that | bought
dollar bottle. After using tnree oIIties
.Vo .so-Sd 10 health, with g hearty appetite, and
a gain in Hesh of 4s pounds
Cal At Logan & Co.'S Drug Store and
.st 4 free trial bottle Of this certain cure Tor
an Lung Diseases. Large bottles sl'Vo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-22
BEL.LAIRE.

Rev. Robert Alexander, OF St. Clairs-
Vile, preached in the First Presbyterian
Church yesterday.
The boxes which were put around the
trees on the Square have been removed bs-
cause they were rubbing the bark od the
trees.
The band on the Telegram enlivened mat
ters Yesterday morning.
Saturday night there WAS not single ar'
rest made.
The Church Of God had big audience
Yesterday afternoon. The advertisement
which drew was the Salvation Army.
John Preston took two wagon loads OF
colored folks to Martins Ferry yesterday.
The Princess took number up also.
Rev. W. W. Walker is still in Virginia %
o visit. ->a~~.t
The mold makers held q called meeting
yesterday afternoon.
The new organization Of carpenters met
yesterday in the Second ward.
The coming political contest In this
county promis to be quite interesting.
To-day 10 the time fixed for the mold.
makers to make q report TO the EtnA glass
works regarding their position on the 10
per cent reduction question.
The contract for putting up the new
boarding tent at Burrs Mills will be 10. this
week.
VIM. st. Clair, of the bottle works, 10
recovering from his late attack Of sickness.
The collector for the REGISTER will bs
abroad to day.
Shuttleworth at the Chspline street rink
on Saturday night disturbed Blsksnsy morS
than all the rest Of bis opponents. Fhs
winner made three attempts 10 ps.- Tid'
before be was successful.
The glassworkers receive their benefits
to day.
The churches were we'll attended last
night -, p. =,
Burkeit will probably give shuttlsvorth
a race IL he downs Dobb;is.
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Nerrou. D.h,,,,a,,d Man

~ y are allowed a free trial 0 f thirty days
I.s use OF DR.. Dyes Celebrated Voltsle
T. nm Electric Suspsnsory Appliances,
s Ie speedy relief and permanent cure OF
~ 0os Debility, loss of Vitality and Man
~, ata al kindred troubles. Also, for
4 b..i.,er y CHER diseases. Complete restoration
o ,;," HSor aud manhood guaranteed.
= &LSni.s ISI Is incurred. Illustrated pamphlet,
un Information. terps etc. mailed
In n! !elaressing YoltAic Belt Co., Mar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-22
From the Bloody 0round.

IoLLEsBoRO, MT.
DR.. s. B. Hartman 4 Co., Columbus,
Ohio-I keep the largest stock Of medi-
cines Of any store in Lewis county, with the
exception Of drug store at Vanseburg.
our county seat, and AN selling Q great
deal Of your Peruna and Manalin. II 10
giving the best satisfaction Of any medicine
/ ever handled. In one case the oon.
stable for the precinct, has been
very sick and low spirited for . long
time. For several years he has tried oil
the doctors here, and we have some good
ones, and they did him no good. Aftsr
much persuasion sold him two bottles Of
PgRUsA MAyALIx. He took half Of the
medicine could see great change in
him. and nov he is ~ sound Q man appAr-
emily as there is in this vicinity, and he says
he Is entirely we'll He is number one
man and 10 highly respected. Lie is sstisL
fed tha, your medicine saved his life, after
all the doctors and all medicines had failed.
Being unacquainted with you, refer you
10 John shitlito x Co., Alto, Pinckard &
Co. and other business houses Of Cineinnad.
X. L. GIf.hESP1E, p. n
Nessrs. Adsmson 4 Sbipley. Of Waynes-
burg. Pa, writes: Please send us some
"llls Of Life" Immediately. We are having
big run on your medicine, PKEUxA. In
stead Of dying out, Ike most medicines, in
course Of time, il seems TO be growing n
favor. We sell lots Of it. Please send ths
books Soon
Messrs wi,horn h Urban. Of AiieEbsuy
City, Pa, write; Having large sale =
your PERrsA and MAsALs, We hsvs 80
many calls for Jour bosk, Ills Of Iita
Please send us . sspply of them, GeraAaS
and English, and oblige."
W. Bauer. ST. MsrYs Pa, vnteG 1
son "a s,ill improving in health. You Pr
rusA is Just the thing lor him"
H. L Day 4 Co. New -vieanA OhA
write IS. B. HAE5xAs q Co, CbAnDha4
Ohio.-Gsntlemen: Your PEsUsA sslb ee
well a. any medicine With ~ opite .
number have al % that Pxsr1A y ~
bes, thing hey sysr ussd-
8. wilmot q Son, viimo1, o.. writG
"Gsntlemeu: We basdle yous eecda, 49,
teey give rood sstisfaetios.'
A. g. Sellards. Gfesnup, ky, ay: -0ear
tlemen: lam handling your nsdteinsA -
having good rsds In them"
J. C. Saunders, MartipSbvT -. W
| vrites sGentlemen: Your P9une 49,
and eives rood nisfaction - We
more Persns thsn any 49,
ne handle"
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Rrnknn from Bic Bear.

Npplgrox's CANP. BEAVER, June Is, (via
Eo.rier 10 It. Pitt, June 20.)-Last night
tso acOuts brought in q Cree Indian Who
ale Information that the Crees had broken
..r Big Bear and taken Mclean and the
'A,r prisoners with them. They were at
Es,r De Isles and en- route to Fort Pitt to
f ,rerder the prisoners.
Big Bear Doomed.
FoE- PIT, June l9.-Gen. Middleton ar
! lived here tonight. The Indians have not
! sec arrived with the prisoners, but are eN'
bec'ed soon. Middleton says the program
j 2 tie event Of the prisoners being delivered
hp viii oe 10 give up the chase after Big
Bear, place q garrison at the nam points
bad let starvation do the rest. 1t may
therefOre be expected that few days Will
sc the bulk Of the troops withdrawn. Big
Bear is travelling in this direction form the
4ke aud can scarcely help falling into the
LsLds Of either Otter or Irvine.
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.HonsroRp,s ACID rHosraArE

For Nsryousness, Indigsstiea. Ete.
Send to tbe Rumfed Chemical Worts:
Providence. 3. L, for pamphlet AAiisd
free. ~
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SUMMER TEMPTATIONS.
A Sermon for the Hour by Rsy. DR..
TaImage.
TEMPTATIONS OF JULY AND AUGUST.
The lnane Social Intercourse of Water
ing Places Horse Rae
ing, Etc.
ADVICE FOR PLEASURE SEEKERS.
Special 10 the Reoisie,

BROOKLYN, N. Y, June 2l.-Dr. Tai.
images sermon at the Brooklyn Tabernacle
this morning was on the subject: July and
August temptations" Before the sermon
he read passages of Scripture concerning
the gardens of the Bible. The opening
HYMN was. -f .-s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-22

.,,,,sd ,7early all our waterinE.plsces is the
80 ,sc,, . business. We all admire the
Io nosse ' TSs. needs to be redistribution
nStss. ~ ns,a.. 80. ,g the brute creation. For
., onss stTnT ,SS fon h. been called the king oi
80 go Inc IInocL IU~ - o ITS coronet aud p1t the
crown upon the horse n every say no,'H.' :.
whether in shape or spirit q. :.
tslligence or affection or usefh- s., !, , ,
semi human and knows how to r ~
small scale. =,
But We do not think that the beam. "
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iudement Of character can be formed.
hose who form compsnionship5 amid sucn
circumstances, 90 into q lottery where
there are twenty blanks to one prize. In
The severe tug Of life you want more than
glitter and splash. Life is not ball room
where the music decides the step and bow
and prsnce and graceful swing and long trail
can make up for strong common sense. lou
might IS we'll 20 among the gsily painted
Yachts OF a summer regatta TO ind war
vessels. as to 20 among the light spray Of
the summer watering place 70 lind charac-
ter that can stand the test Of the great
struggle of human life. All, in the battle
of life YOU want a stronger weapon than 3
lace fan or q croauet nsllet! The load OF
life is 90 heavy that in order to draw It you
want team stronger than one made up Of
A Masculine Grasshopper and Feminine
Butterfly.
II there is any man in the community that
excites my coniemp. and that ouglt to ex'
cite the contemp. Of every man and woman
il ia the soft-handed, soft headed top, who
perfuued until the air is actually SICK
spends his summer IN taking killing Attn
lndes and vaTing sentimental adis1s and
talking infbitesimal nothings and hndine
rs heaven in the set Of lavender KID
love. Boots IS tight IS an inqGisiaon
Two hours of consummate skill exhibited II
the he of q flaming crsyst. dis conyersa
ton made up Of Abs and "ohsF ant
@Hehees." Il would take i've hundre'
Of Them stewed down 10 make 9 teaspoon
ful Of calfs foot, Jelly, There is only on
counterpart to such man IS that ana ina
is the frothy young vomsn at the waserin
nlsce. her conversation msde up Of Frenc
noopshine; what she has on her head onl
eouslIed BY what she has on her back; us'
/ less ever since sbe was born and to be a:
les until che 10 dead; and shat they VII .
| With her in the next world ! DO NOT kno'
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-08-06
Crime.
ANOTHER BANK SWINDLE.

BUFFALO, July 31.-Many rumors
have been circulated the past few days
of the deficiency in the accounts of
the late Henry Conover, assistant
cashier of the Manufacturers and
Traders bank of this city. who died
suddenly on Friday last. The officers
Of the bank this afternoon furnished
the following statement: "Mr Con
over had charge of the responsible
department IN the bank in which de-
partuent the errors appeared. His
death oeprieved the bank OF his as
sistance in examining the books Or
reconciling the error"
The officers OF the bank have been
obliged to make az examination Of
the books under very Disadvantage
GUS circumstances, but it developes
the fact that the abstraction Of the
BANKS property has been made from
time 10 time, dating back several
years and aggregating $4,000, which
is possibly lost. The examination
justifies us IL saying that the sound
ness OF the bank Is uaaffe cted and it's
capital of 100000 un1mpared, and
that there is considerable surplus in
addition. Pascal P. Pratt is presi-
dent, James IL. Root, vice president,
and j. FL. Madison, cashier.
REVOLVEdS IN COURT.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 31.-While tes-
timony was being taken to-day in the
office of the master In chancery,
Houghton, in the case of Sharon VS..
Hill, Judge David S. Terry, counsel
for the defense, attacked with his
cane 81. j. Kowalsky, an attorney en-
gagged on Sharon's side Kowalsky
drew revolver and Judge Terry ina
mediately drew his, whereupon Kow-
alsky fled into the hall. No shots
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-08-06
American Girls as Students.
Cassell's Family Magazine

CaSSelI Family Magazine.
American women of all classes are
extravagant Ia dress. All, from the
wife of the millionaire to The ''h1red
girl, dress more showily in the street
and at home than French Or English
women consider either ladyIike or
becoming to the position of the wearer
or the work she happens to be engag-
ed in.
By her quiet dress and refined man
ner the EaglIsh people can demon
strate. to the American school girl
what constitutes true geatlewoman
Teachers will find That their Ameri.
can pupils lack the respect with Which
Eaglish girls usually treat those in
authority over them.
The American girl is shrewd, quick
of comprehension, instant in regartee,
easily taught, but not easily trained,
impatient of the restraint Of school
life, and therefore taking pleasure in
breaking all possible rules and trying
to outwlt her teachers, not from mails
ice, but from sheer mischief and what
she calls fun"
She is ready to make amends. also
ready to offend again at the first op-
portunity. She is only to be guided by
affection aud quieJ determination.
English girls, being more amenablo
to authority, and also having more
perslstency in their pursuit Of knows
edge. make better students than their
American cousins.
With regard to other workers, do
mestic servants of all kinds have the
best chance of success and of making
money if they will only be thrifty and
prudent, avoiding the pitfa!l of snowy
dress.
Good cooks, laundresses, and gen>
eral servants can generally obtain
sufficient wages aid comfortable
homes.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-08-06
SIIk-N 0rms in Massachusetts,.
Hampshire Gazette.

The multitude of silk-worms which
have been feeding for the past few
weeks at the Corticelli silk-naills is a
sight to behold. Their number was
estimated at over $4,000, this mass
occupying g wide table that extended
almost the entire length Of the new
mill.
Last Sunday the worms had nearly
all attained their full size, and thous-
ands of them were preparing to wind
themselves in their coeoons. Several
hands were kept constantly busy feed
ing this army Of worms or removing
them to little paper boxes, which
are arranged in sections in q box each
large box holding about q hundred of
them.
Thus each worm has separate com
partment in which to spin its cocoon,
and they are taken one by one from
the table and deposited IL these little
receptacles. These thousands upon
Thousands of worms, however, can
not produce a millioneth part of the
silk consumed IN making the spool silk
here