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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-27
CUNNINGHAM ON TRIAL.
His Appearance When Arraignsd In Court
Yesterday.

His Appearance When Arraigned In Court
Yesterday.
LoxDoS January 26.-The Tower dyna-
mite suspect, Cunningham, alias Dalton
alias Gilbert, when arranged at the Bow
Street Court to-day, charged with completely
in causing the explosion at the Tower was
strongly guarded, and c0nstables were dis
tributed in great numbers in all the ap-
proaches to the court. Cunaingham is OF
medium height, with dark hsir and black
eyes, with an expression 80 sinister as to
attract immediate attention. His features
are sharp and as he stood in the dock he
smiled slightly, but appeared i'll at ease.
Under his overcoat he wore q suit Of dark
clothes and in his hand he carried hat
such as is worn by deer stslkers
Police Inspector Abberline deposed that
when the prisoner was examined at the
Tower he was very much confused and his
statements were extremely contradictory.
AT first he gave wrong address, but I'm
ally said he lived in Scarboro street, White
Chanel. He further stated that he worked
on / be docks at Liverpool until the begin
ming of tie year, when he came to London
in order to better himself He had formerly
lived in America and at one time was en-
ployed on board the White Star steamer
hdriatic. Inquiry by the police at
the prisoners lodgings showed that he was
known there as Dalton. A box and bag
found al the Scarboro Street House were
seized. Inspector Abberline also said that
the police at Liverpool, to whom kilograms
had been sent concerning the prisoner s
statements as to his abode there, could lind
no trace OF him. The people at the alleged
address denied all knowlege Of a person
calling himself any Of the prisoner s aliases:
The prisoner shands show evidence OF hard
work, being broad and horny. He speaks
with a strong Irish accent, which, however,
is tinged with the nasal intonation common
" attributed to Americans.
On being questioned by the presiding
magistrate the prisoner admitted that the
statements of Inspector Abberline were
substantially cerrect He declined to ask
any questions. He was then formally re-
manded for further hearing until Tuesday,
February3. 3.
meeting of Irishmen held at Clerk
enwen Yesterday, the outrages were de-
pounced as cruel, cowardly and injurious
TO Irishmen, who will lose their employment
in England in consequence thereof and
the hope WAS expressed that the offenders
would speedily be brought to justice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-27
CATHOLIC PRIESTS REBEL

Against the Idea of Using Dynamite
strong Expressions of Condemnation.
NEW YoRK, January pa reporter
called on the pastors Of several Of the Ro-
man Catholic churches of this city Yester-
day, TO obtain their views Of the dynamite
outrages in London. Many of them were
free in the expression Of their opinions,
which were similar in hearty denunciation
of the acts as idiotic outbulsts OF fanatics,
who imagined that patriotism gave cover to
crimes OF the most cowardly sort.
Vicar General Preston said: From every
pulpit and every altar IN the whole country
should 70 up solemn warning against
such Tenderness of crimes as shown in this
outrage. Prayers of the whole Christian
world should go up that never again shall
our civilization be dimmed by such a
cloud
Father Deshon, the head Of the Paulist
Fathers, said No wrongs that Ireland
may have suffered in the past can be put
into the scale 10 counterbalance such an act
as that Of Saturday America should
Join the other nations of the world IN hunt
ing down the Williams and making them an
example to al similarly disposed persons
when caught The slaughter of the inno-
cent in such q way makes this one OF the
nameless crimes Of the age.
Father Healy, of st. Bernards, said;
Love for Ireland has nothing in common
with such methods of assassination. |
think it would be a good idea to have some
popular expression in the way OF a mass
meeting. so the world might understand
how we Americans feel in this matter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-27
Brief TeLfc1AMS.

Among the valuable records which mar
rowly escaped destruction by the hre In The
Capitol al Washington, yesterday. we're
those Of the FIRST Congress with oil the con-
mittee reports. These could never have
been replaced.
The run on the New Haven Savings Bank
continues. Over 100000 WIS paid out
Yesterday. The bank claims to have plenty
Of money.
Dan Eagan fell 900 feet to the bottom Of
the Woodward mine at Kingston, Pa, ycs-
terday. He was terribly crushed.
"Raf" Quiner, aliAs Charles Stewart .
noted bank thief, was arrested in New York
Yesterday. He IL believed TO have stoles
$l2O,O06 from Baltimore bank and $Il,.
600 from Philadelphis depot
The funeral Of the wife Of Justice Stanley
Matthews occurred ct Glendale, Ohio. yes-
terday.
Two failures in New York yesterday.
A company has been formed in New York
for the publication Of . new daily paper 70
be called the Telegraph.
Schaeffer and Slosson played . game OF
billiards in Chicago last night Tor 500
side.
The Cincinnati Chamber Of Comnsrcs
has resolved in favor Of the Mexican treaty.
Monsignor Julian Benoit, Vicar General
of Fl. Wayne diocese and member Of the
papal household, 10 dead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-27
AN IMPROVED FEELING

Manifested Among the Manufacturing Is
tablishments Along the Allegheny.
PIrTsBURo, January 26.-This week
starts out with q slight indication Of more
activity among many Of the mills, though in
some branches of the iron industry the arms
state that they are merely filing small or
ders, and in some cases "stockiRg-up."
Wilson, Walker L Co.'S works thSt were
closed down several days last week,
for slight repairs, were running
again this morning. Zug Il
Co s mills also resumed operations. Car
negie's Union Iron Works are running full,
with the exception Of one department. Al
Shoenberger and Co.'S the nail machines,
old padding and steel departments are all
running. At Graf, Bennett i Co.'S Thirty.
second street mills, the l2iI. and plate mills
are in operation. Lucy Furnace No. 2 il
al ready to apply the match and be olowr
in, The new blowing engine that is nov
running furnace No. l win furnish th'
"blast" for both furnaces.
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NExT WINTER
A Rsyi,ion of ths lara WI
Probably Occur.
a SEASON roa THE SAME.
Opinion Of a Gentleman Who Mas Recently
Talked With the President.
Elect.
CLEVELAND NOT a FREE TRADER

WASHINGTON, January 36.-"lt 10 my b.
lief that none Of the treaties viii BECOME
laws" said . gentleman to-day Who has
been talking to President-eiect CieyslAAi.
The incoming administration Eih hver
q revision Of the tariff-a mild evisiea
and IL the tariff Is to be revised Il
win not be good Judgment to enact rsciPro.
city treaties, eurtailing the 6eld the re-
vision of the tariff must cover" sis Mr..
Clsvelend free traderY "No, sir. From
the best can &c, he entertained ideas very
much like Mr.. Tildsn on the sabjsct
He is for . revenue for the legi-
innate expenses Of the government only.
should think be is Of opinion that ons<hird
the customs dues can be removed. He
would, like Mr.. Randall, and Mr. Tldsa,
also, enlarge the free list with ras msss-
rails. The tariff will be revised nsxt win
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-27
sALA ON THE BLoW-UP.
The Conspiracies Hatched in England and
Carried Out by Women.

ClNcISyArI, January 26.-George Agus-
tus Sala, who is here, in speaking of the
dynamite faction in England, said it is
high time for the English Government 20
begin an earnest investigation looking to
the discovery of the seat of the conspiracy.
In his opinion it is manifestly unfair to &C
cuse the United States Government Of
harboring the promoters Of the fell designs
against British life and property. o ODonoVsn
Rosa, he thought, has nothing more to do
with the dynamite schemes and their eXeeu-
ton than is represented in his daily expendi-
lures of air. Mr.. Sala thinks the conspir-
acy was located in England, possibly in
London, with the aid Of women. whom he
considered the most apt eonspiEators when
not disturbed BY jea'Ousies The work
might be carried Oh ia London in a small
room, the employment of females in the
same place ayerting all suspicion therefrom.
He said Parliament, if the exigencies Of the
situation demanded, can suspend the nabeas
corpus act and thus hold suspect until eyi-
dence can be collected, and nOt as now, be
forced to present such person for magistrates
examination within twentyfour hours. The
Government, he thought, will be SLOW to re-
sort to extreme measure. He did not appre-
hend any riotous demonstrations, although
difficulties are liable to occur between Irish
men and Enghshmen in detached groups.
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the scenes Of the explosion. Imnense
crowds Of people are attracted 10 ne ylein.
ity of the Lower House and Westminster. -
The Irish newspapers denounee the out
rage in vigorous terms. The Freeman
Journal says; "Only one feeling prevails
throughout Ireland regarding the tendish
crimes, and that is deep earnest sympathy
with those injured, no less than the earnest
wish that the disbohcal authors viii be
brought to Justice. Any man with touch
Of human feeling must regret the escape OF
the miscreants. =
The Third Arrest.
2P. M.-The police have arrested another
man on suspicion Of completely In SatQr-
DAVIS crime. He win be examined at the
Bow street police court. James Gilbert
Cunningham, arrested yesterday on susPi-
cion of having something to do with the
tower outrage was examined to-day al the
Bow street police station on the charge OF
having caused the explosion at the tower
preferred against him He declared he was
an Engishman. The evidence addueed
showed that the man gave contradictory re-
plies at the time Of his arrest
Phatographing the Wrecks.
Col. Malendie, chief inspector OF explo,
siyss, is busy again this morning making q
careful examination Of the scenes OF Satur-
davis explosions. None Of the debris,
either in the Tower or at Westminster will
be disturbed until the photographers shall
have completed their part of the inveshga-
ton by taking as many views Of the
damaged structures as may be considered
necessary by the police authorities.
They are now placing their instruments
and fixing screens 50 as to direct light to
the best advantage. As soon as the exist
ing aspect has been thus placed on record
Maiepdie and his assistants viii begin the
work of locating the focus of the exPlO-
Gions.
The police regulations are the most
unique in the history of the metropolis.
All persons whose appearance excites the
slightest suspicion, or who carry in their
hands parcels not easily recognizrd as con-
tanning ordinary merchandise, are stopped
and searched. Many ludicrous scenes are
the result Both the Tower and West
minister are positively closed to all save
those whose duties give them entry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-27
CLARKsBURe.
Iel Rumor-Business Revtving-
Amusements-

,tel RumOr-Busiuess Revtving-
Amusements.
Sscial 70 ne RegiHer.
,ksBURG, January 26.-Mr. George
"a the defunct Baltimore Day, spent
% of last week in this place. He re
bone Wednesday.
enterprising young friend. Mr.. W.
'1y, viii open a skating rink in the
I'D on Thusday, February ). Viii
~ deserves great credit for the man
ahich he supplies amusement for the
beopls, as well as the older ones.
{, ". Monroe assumed his ofhcis
j Sheriff of this county on the LIST
Ia Afford Burdett and NJ. W. Ball
9eputies.
excitement prevails at Bridgeport,
ebntv, over the report that James
Id, formerly of that place, who re-
Vent West, had been lynched out
& the murder of another man. But
isdence is given the story by some
4 relatives are almost distracted over
,ort.
.g to the inclemeRt weather the W.
Pa. Ry. surveying corps are at pres
irtering in Clarksburg.
case OF State vs.. 4. Z. Us
br the shooting OfW. F. Richards IN
4 last was continued at the request
defendant.
hons Comedy Company is billed for
Ice on the 2Sth inst. This IS the hrs
: 10 strike here for a year, and It Ger
viii meet with a fair financial sue
4 GofF spent Sabbath at home. ..
n Mccormick, of Grafton, was II
Saturday circulating among ni
b here.
a Williams, of the News force, VIII
- somewhat indisposed at his HON
|ckhannon for the past three week.
.sume8 his duties on that psper::
) Runnion now languisheth IN 10
{DBall sll on account OF q mess
L. he raised in q town garden.
4 REcrsrgR is read with great intere:
4 Mace. But since the change OF u
4 Il an the B. & o. it does not g
bntiI about 6 hours later than oetol
ksnge. But now it has the latest new
NE last edition, and IS in resh'
-. ~, ppder the old scheN
Illness is reviviug generally in Glars 5
and a brisk spring trade IS looked ~ 4
u merchants and manufacturers II
sries which, for while back, we
SDr their men on three-quarters nn
~. are now going the whole hog
n, Thompson delivered q very E.
4 Esda'ress at Goff Chapel, on SundS q
IS. His subject was taken iron L
/. .aicps >~ii. 8.
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PLEASED AND DlsPLEAsEo.
consrsssnraa Finerty Expresses HIS Views
on the 0utrages.

congrsssn,s.a Finerty ESpresses HIS Views
on the 0utrages-
WAsHIxs-oy, January 26.--"We have no
proof that these explosions were caused oy
frishmen,- said Representative Finerty last
NIGHT. SHOULD they have been 80 II Is
simply the result Of the brutal treatment to
which IrehnG has been subjected. AS An
Irish,American cannot weep for the woes
Of a country that never wept for the woes u
inflicted on my native land. regret thai
any innocent person should suffer. and vish
that English policy bad lett lnshmen =
rsnEer and more attractive way Of pro
claiming their vengeance and asserting
their rights. The pride Of England viii re
lard her acknowledgment Of fear, bat Uher
her passion shall have cooled down she WI
see that the only way to abate an evil which
no srny can combat is to remove ths
csuses Of dissatisfaction.
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wogssLEY IN THE DARK,

But He Assures the Government There Is
No Cause for Alarm About Stewart.
I.oSDoS, January 29.-2:3O P. M.-fhe
War Office has Just made public the contents
of a dispatch received this afternoon from
General Wolseley at Korti. He sayshe has
not vet received any further news from Gen.
Stewart. Ee assures the Government, IN his
opinion there is no cause for anxiety In TINS
long absence of intelligence. The first
news of the battle at Abu Klea, which was
received at Korti four days after the fight
was brought in by Bashi Bszouks. The last
Of these who were following Stewards army
was left in little band that carried the
story Of the fight across the desert. No IN,
formation bat that brought by these Arabs
has yet reached KOrti, Whatever additional
reports Stewart may have dispatched,
Wolseley says, must come By camel courlerS
with the ordinary British escort.
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A SENSIBLE PAPER.
The Pail Mall Gazette on O'DOaOvan
ROsSa-

The Pail Mall Gazette on O'Doaovan
ROsSa.
LONDON, January 2G.-When Cunning
ham was placed under arrest be declined to
give his address. Being pressed he gave
several addresses to different persous. Each
OF these was visited by detectives
and the result was the discovery
of a suspicious box and bag at
the number given by him as his place OF
residence in Scarborough street, White
Chapel. The Pail Mall Gazette publishes
an article in which iG says it maryels at the
flight exhibited by the morning papers when
the whole damage by all the dynamite out
RACES amounts to less than $4,000 pounds
sterling and no loss OF life occurred Sy
them. The Gazette says ut is both IN
dirni6ed and foolish to scream about Amer
ics. FO'Donoyan Rosa was hanged to
morrow and the collecting Of money for
skirmlshing fund made criminal oHense,
it would not stop the outrages.
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Pro AND CON.
4 Lively Meeting of the Dublin Branch oil
the National League.

4 Lively Meeting Of the Dublin Branch OK
the National League.
DuB1IN, January 26.-At meeting OF
The local branch of the National League st
CIoumet to-day the town councilman Philan
spoke in justification OF Saturday, out
bresk in London. Approaching the climax
he cried ont: $50 long as England
Nithholds Ireland's Just rights these ex; x;
blossoms by dynamite viii continue. y
these remarks raised such a storm
Of dissent ths Phelan was sileneed
and he retired to bis seat Then the CAtho,
lie S priest presiding denounced the work OF
the dyuamiters as an outrage against Ire
land and q sin against God, and spoke
with such stirring elOguencs that the cOun;
Gilman apologized for his utterance ana
withdrew bis remarks, asking the assembly
TO forget they had ever been delivered
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months ago Mr.. G. 7. Caldwell, Of
.burg, while engaged in she trial Oi
sesore the L. s. Circuit Court in that
ksme offended at Judge JACKSON S
and directed the clerk to strike his
|Dm the roll Of practieing attorneys
court Some time Siterward Mr..
h. preferred charges Of mslfesSSnee
.e against the Judge before the
\ Committee. Considerable stir was
|by the charges, but nothing came Of
! every one who knew the Judge felt
bid be the result One day last week
DWELL appeared before Judge JACK,
burt and stated that in asking his
) be stricken from the roll Of sttOr-
had acted hastily, and now regretted
had done 50, and therefore desired
bnstated. He further stated that he
h understood that in what he had said
! le be meant no disrespect toward the
\ or character of the court. There.
'ndge Jackson promptly reiustated
sn attorney in his court. It is said
Open confession is good for the soul.
.lninently proper in this case.
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INDIGNANT MOTHEs" writes to the
j the Brooklyn Times roundly de-
! Z the evening costume Of ultra fash
ladies' in the detail of decollete
cut 50 low as to have q most per-
tendency, psndering toward the sen.
'nd asks if it does not deserve 3
Duke"
,ditor thinks it does and forthwith re-
to the extent Of a full column. He
b all upon the prevailing rules Of the
i ST. JAMES and says: "All mankind
kDd, and many men in America, fol-
! lead of the Prince of Wales
ly in regard to social forms
SageS And so the will or
b Of the Queen, or of the
members OF the royal family, is the
all in matters of feminine attire.
Queen, Who is not only 9 good, but,
b a sensible woman, though she will
ho woman to be presented at court
low-eut dress, holds the reins of
y her own hand, and at any time
,nd does, check the ladies' who carry
pm to an improper or indecent ex-
II is well known that not in
|sly women have been refused sd-
30 the royal presence because Of an
legree of exposure IN this respect.
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CUNNIN CHAM.
He is Said to Have Made an Important
Confession.

He il Said to Have Made an important
Confession.
LoEDoNi January 26.-It is reported that
Cunningham has made an important revel-
alton in consequence of which all trains
leaving London for seaport towns are ac-
companied by ydetectiSes: Not the slightest
trace of any mechanical apparatus or fuse
has been found in the Tower or IN the
Parliament buildings Thifs fact strength.
rnss the opinion that no internal
machine was used but the agency EN-
Iloyed was dynamite in some simple form
containing FIVE or six pounds Of explosives,
being deposited IN the Tower and Govern
nent buildings The ventilation chamber
IF the House of Commons is yawning
chasm, into which, at the moment Of the
explosion, poured many tons Of brick work
masonry and spGntered timber
A closer inspection show the ruins to be
more appalling than at first supposed. The
postoilice in the lobby IS destroyed, and sew
cral huge blocks of stone, fourteen inches
thick and weighing halt q ton, were up
heaved. Great excitement prevails through
out the provinces.
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IMPROVING.
r,. c.,.,ables Who Were Injured Getting
Well.

r,, c.,.tables Who Were Injured Getting
Well.
IoSpoS. January 26.-Coustables Cox
.,5 cola who were injured in the explo-
s;ons and who were yesterday reported as
Greatly improved, are this morning IN .
9recarious condition and there Is htt'e nope
for their recovery.
The ANONYMOUS document furnished to
The nress Yesterday which gives q plan Oh
f,r,bsr operaiions contemplated oy the
S1raU;tars and furnishes descriptions oi
sSrsral of the members Of the dynamite par
- + believed BY the police officials, to be a
csry ;mportant paper. Among the ssrue-
80 which il saws are threatened are 81
PsnTs Cathedral and the Daily Telegraph
building. Another man was arrested 'n'S
The people are still nervous and excited.
News Of any new developments Is snxiooSY
awaited. A great crowd gathered al tae
Tbames police court this morning, expect
;nT Ibat II was there that Cunningham
wonld be charged. Upon the announce
nsnt that Bow street would be the place O
srrsngemeus. the people made q rush II
thst direction and the streets in the yiciniIt!
81 The station were jammed long before tn
Sour set for the bringing in OF the prisoner
Lynehing Threatened
Fxrra poHce we're placed on duty to keel
order TIE feeling sgainst Cunningham wa
hitter. If the crowd had got Its hands o.
him be would have been lynehed.
Westminster Hall and the Tower At
,,o.sJ -. dav 10 every one except Govern
meut officials engaged in inspecting u
structures. .I
Many persons carrying parcels on u
streets to-day have been stopped By the p<
ice ard their parcels examined
The approaches to all P0bhc buildings a
rigidly guarded. Nobody Is allowed 70 e
ter without submitting 70 the closest Set
ny. The Tower and Parliament nous
are surrounded By sentries
CA,oael Msiendie Is ninutely examinir
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stustion in Tucker county has rem
LIN into a war of words between the
hty papers, The contest between
klerks is no farther advanced to-
.pttlement now than at any former
b the election. ADAMS is in and
1 ont. The Tucker Democrat in its
5unty Offices places MAYER at the
Is columns as Clerk Of the Circuit
lille the Pioneer places the name
at the head of its column as Clerk.
!, the matter viii be appealed By
be other Of the coutesting parties
kgbt into the Circuit Court for 6nal