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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-31
: WHEETING W. VA TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 81, 1885.

OF ex-senator n Donald, whom he accom-
Panie0 eceply to this city.
hasm~s B. Anderson, of Mississippi, nom
lna.es Minister Resident to Denmark, is an
~-Inent scholar, and is the author of mum.
Der Of books upon Scandinavian folk lore
and mythology. Ee is professor in q
Wisconsin university, and well known
among literary men.
He is a maa Of wide influence among
ScandiDaVisns in the United States and o
prominent defender OF the American
school system against those who dss:re to
substituta Tor Ii o system of sectarisu
schools. Ee has always taken deep in
terest in the promotion of Scandinavian
immigration to this country. He is not
only fine Latin and Greek scholar but
knows German, French, Hungarian and
all Scandinavian languages The nomins-
ton is generally regarded as an extremely
good one.
Thomas NJ Waller, nominated as Consul
General, at ondon, is well known as ex.
Governor of Connecticut,
F. Raine, of Maryland, the nominee for
the Berlin Consul Generalship, is an editor,
and Baltimo, correspondent of a German
Democratic paper
E Jussen, Of Illinois, nominated Consul
General 10 Jenna, is leading member of
| a prominent law firm of German.Americaus
in Chicago. He has been somewhat prom.
i nent in politics in his State.
Evan P. Howell, of Georgia, nominated
for the Consulate at Manchester, is one Of
the editors and proprietors Of the Atlanta
Constitution, and man Of high standing
A. Haller Gross, of Pennsylvania, the
nominee as Consul to Athens is son Of
the eminent surgeon, he has been locally
prominent in Philadelphia as Democrat
and was recently a member Of the city
HOrnfi
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The herald RATED.
The Priutcr> on n TitusVille Paper strike
aud e Boy Does the Work.

The Printers on n Titusville Paper strike
aud Boy Does the Work.
T. ,.ur, Pa, March 30.-The com
pEt0:s in the Titusville Herald office are
alo1 strike. Some weeks ago they were
Asked 10 wo.k for > cents per thousand
ems TheY consented working one week at
he reduced p:icss, but declining TO work
q, starvation prices any longer, the old rates
0; 30 cents were restored. On Saturday
stsrtOOl each eom2ositor was notified his
services were no longer required at the old
s'es. 50 ail struck. The proprietor was
r'sPsgsi ;or this emergency, and had 8
.EfgE OF u.en on hand to 90 to work. The
Wv neC found how matters stood, and
a'er throwing in their cases Sunday after
Coon, did not return in the evening, with
he exception o. one printer from MeadvilIe
The Herald appeared this morning full OF
pate matter, and what matter was set Tp
Sls done by the one boy printer. "ha
he Herald viii do 70 nigh: is q matter Of
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Premier Ferry and Cabinet Forcsd
to Resign.
Intense Excitement in parIs Over
the French Defeat
In TOnquin and a Popular Demon
stration Feared.
"L'Intransigeant" Demands Premier
Ferry's Head,

LONDON, March 30.-A Paris dispatch to
the Exchange Telegraph Company states
that war with China viii be officially de-
clared to-day, and $4,000 reinforcements to
be ordered and the army ordered to march
on Pekin. 1t is expected that Admiral
Courbet will lombard Canton. The Figaro
states that the French killed and wounded
in the fight at Lang Son was 1900. Some
papers favor impeaching the ministry.
Council of Ministers.
The Council of Ministers today was pre-
sided over by President Grevy in person.
he insisted on prompt and vigorous action
on the Chinese question, aud declared that
nothing short Of decisive aud complete
measures would satisfy tie people. After
an excited discussion the council decided
to ask the Chambers for a
credit OF two hundred million
fr, ncs (siC,0OO,OOO.) 1t was also
decided 10 mobilize two full divisions Of the
army including four brigadier generals for
service in Touquin. Admiral Corbets
feet is to be reinforced at once by Greyy'S
ten thousand sailors and marines and
several more vessels OF war.
Ferry's Head Demanded.
An article in l. Intransigeant concludes
with demand that Ferry be led to the
guillotine and made to answer with his
head for the innumerable and inexcusabe
mistakes Of his administration.
A later dispatch says: Feeling against
lie Government is so strong that an out
ortak is feared. tits reported that France
bas officially declared war, and this, with
ears of a furious riot and downfall Of the
ministry, caused panic on the Bourse.
ITbe Ferry Cabinet Resign.
The Ferry Cabinet has resigned, owing TO
the adverse vote in the Chamber Of Depu-
ties.
m.-Rentes have fallen to 7G francs
30 centimes on the report that there will be
a popular demonstration outside Of the
Chamber of Deputies. Fears are enter.
tanned Of a serious disturbance.
General Negrier, wounded in Friday S en-
gagement at LangsoD, will be promoted to
be General oi Division. Newspapers gen.
orally urge It the count y act with cray
and colluess, and eyhort all men that at
such crisis iarty feelings and prciudices
sLould sink into insignifcance, and there
should be uranimity of sentiment in de.
handing that a general national effort be
put forth to relieve the army in Tonquip.
Orders have issued directing the immediate
mobilization of all fourth battalous OF in
iantrv. The Government has decided to
ask for volunteers from each regiment and
call for ,OO0 maritime conscrip,s
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FREkZlED PARIS.
How Premier Ferry and Cabinet Came to
Resign.

How Premier Ferry and Cabinet Came to
Resign.
PARIS, March 30.-There has seldom
been a day OF such intense excitement as
this, and as it draws to a close the feeling
grows momentarily more intense. Mobs OF
excited men have been paradiug the streets
all day calling down all sorts Of eXecrations
on The government for its shameful Chinese
campaign. The recent French reverses in
China seem TO have put the popu-
Ia beside themselves with rage AMI
no hing less than the immediate reSig-
nation Of the FERRY ministry would appease
their anger. At the present writi3g howl
ing mob has assembled in front OF the
Chamber of Deputies The crowd has re.
peatedly endeavored TO enter the building,
but have each time been driven back by q
strong force Of military. In the Chamber
he scene is one Of the widest confusion,
and perfect randemOnium prevails. Mem.
hers Of the Right sre fercely attacking the
Qo,erument Tor it's duplicity in keeping the
country in ignorance Of the true state OF
affairs until the few loyal SONS Of France
stnt against The Chinese hordes had been
sacrificed.
Tho Premier Kissed.
The tumult on the floor is greatly intensi-
fed by the occGpants OF the gallery, who
londly applaud every speech against the
ministry and intersperse it with cries Of
Resign" Resign Down with the Minis,
try In the midst Of the turmoil NJ. Ferry
rose to announce the decision of the Coun-
ell Of Ministers held this morning. He was
greeted with a storm of Kisses from all parts
o. the chamber Silence was finally restored,
but the Premier had no sooner concluded
his remarks than the tumult broke out again
The Right arose almost in q body and
called Down with the wretch Hardly
had this utterance escaped the lips
of the former supporters OF the
Government than Mr.. Clemenceau
the chief leader Of the Radicals, was upon
bis feet and pointing in the direction Of the
Right, denounced them as traitors The
noisy scene was momentsrily brought TO an
end by a motion of one Of the deputies that
they at once proceed TO vote on the govern
ment proposals which was adapted, and
the question put The result OF the vote
showed that the proposals had been rejected
and when the announcement was finally
made, Mr.. Ferry rendered bis resignation
and that Of his colleagues. This was greet
ed with Wild applause. and the Chamber
was then cleared.
The designations Accepted.
President Grevy has accepted the Tesigna-
ton Of the members of the Ferry Ministry,
and is now in consultation with some Of the
leaders with a view Of selecting new Cab.
irei
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NOT SENT IN.
McGraw's Nomination withheld From the
Senate.

McGraw's Nomination withheld From the
Senate.
SpeciGl 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, March 3O.-The nomina.
ton of j. 7. McGraw, to be Collector Of 10.
ternal Revenue, was not sent to the Senate
as was expected. There is a large batch OF
nominations of this character. including
McGraw's, ready to be sent in, which, it is
said, were delayed on account OF a rumor in
circulation to the effect that an understand
ing has been had among Republican
Senators to oppose the confirmation
OF any appointment made to fill
vacancy caused by the removal OF
q Republican incumbent. To ascertain
whether this story was correct or not, it was
decided to withhold the nominations Of a
number of appointments which necessitated
the removal of a Republican. Inquiry
among prominent Republican Senators this
afternoon developed the fact that there is no
concert of action for that purpose. SO far
as McGrsw's appointment is concerned
there is no doubt that it has been decided
upon upon and will be made. 1t is believed
McGraw's name will be sent to the Senate
tn-mnrrnw
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hacker By trade,
men men and in fs1 Among bis fellow work
nsu. ~ -. among all who knew him
.S,..an. .edly popular on account Of his
n .anners and general agreeability
~ BENJAMIN Hoyle is lying very low a,
' -ome, on Water street with pneum onis.
= An 5000 skating rink is the lstes, air
castle in town.
Miss Mary kinslow returned Yesterday
from pleasant visit in Tiltonville.
The foEkyills cqal works will be idle ill
THURSDAY. ...g
Mrs Elizabeth Alexander will BE- buried
this morning at 10 O'Clock at Scotch Ridge
cemetery.
Last hight a yery pleasant dance vas
given at the residence OF Mr.. Robert Da,.
rab, about four miles west Of town. There
were about 25 couples present all Of whom
report an q, c.l.,syan, iine
--%f. Clark leaves to-day for Piedmoni,
W. Va, taking the rsmairde' of the goods
in his store with him. B. Z. Brady OF
Washington street, will occupy the io}m
Mr., Clark just leil. !
The Eureka rink far surpasses all others
in the neighborhood for good music. Ii
has secured the service Of the Martin
Ferry Excelsior Cornet Band. and il rem
dered some Of the finest music We have
heard for some time. |, was perfectly
lsughable to see those dear good old so!die :,
Saturday evening, trying to march to the
music OF the Red, White and Blue. Capt.
William Orr was military commander; the
people was somewhat disappointed at not
st eipg the Captain on skates. When the
Captain gave the order to right about,
face" it WAS langhsble in the
extreme to see those dear old soldiers
try to obey the order; their feet would slip
up, and they would snatch at the nearest
man to hold up, and their feet woald slide
out and kick the man on the other side, and
eventually they would get turned around
and face the floor backwards. Captain
Orr called the boys into line again, and
gave orders TO forward, march, to the
music of Marching Through Georgia,
and directly came the order to march on
double quick time the boys got about
half way around the rink when the order
came TO halt" and the way those soldiers
kicked, scraped scratched, paved aud
pitched up in pile, was so laughable as TO
make one split Lis sides with laughter.
The First ward Republican primaries vii!
be held Wedue, day evening.
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TWO SOUTHERN MEN
Take the Chief Prizes-Sketches of Them |
and Others.

Take the Chief Prizes-Sketches of Them
and Others.
WASHINGTON, March 30.-Alex. r. Law.
ton, nominated for the mission to Russia, is
a promin, Mt LAWYER of Savannah. He was
educated at West Point, and served in the
army number of years. He resigned,
studied law in Savannah, and engaged in
the practice Of his profession there. When
the civil war broke out he ente the Con-
fsderate service as Brigadier General, and
subsequently became Qusrtermsster Gen.
eral OF the Confederacy. At the close OF
the war he returned to his practice at Ssvan-
nah, and soon afterward was appointed at
torney for the Central Railroad aud Bank
ing Company, Of Georgia. he is described
as LAWYER Of distinction, a gentleman of
quiet and afable manners, and the posses.
sor of considerable wealth and about 60
years Of age.
A. NJ Kelly, nominated Minister to
Italy, is lawyer in successful practice in
Richmond, Va. He has been Mayor of
that city, and was for several years chair
man of the Democratic Funders Committee,
loAlus on oS1lNC anu pEOuincut part III tuc
contest against the readjusters and is also
wellknowu as one Of the counsel for the
Virginia BOndholders in their prolonged Lit,
igation.
Edward Parke Custis Lewis, the nominee
for the mission to Portugal, is a resident
Of HobSken, n. ]. He is said to be dis
tsntly related to Secretary Bsysrd and has
been q member Of the Legislature, presi,
dental elector and member of the State
Democratic Committee.
He was in the Confederate Amy and is a
sOn,in-lsw Of Edwin Stevens of Stevens
battery fame
Isaac p. Bsl, Jr. nominated to be Min
ster to the Netherlands. is q wealthy citi-
zen Of Newport. L. J., prominent Demo
crst and has several times been the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor He is 8
brother-in-law Of James Gordon Bennett
and was the De emocraiic candidate for d,
United States Senate at the last SenA.oria
| election.
Rufus Magee, Of Indians, bomiu&te,
Minister to Sweden and Norway. is q resi
dent of LOgsnspOrt, . lsSyer and Stat
SeoaIo: aud man Of local prominence =
An active pOli,icisa and the especial triea
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Fell Dead in n Rink.

NEw York, March 3O.-Josephine Os'
borne, the nineteenyearold daughter Of
Isaac Osborne. Newark varnish manufac-
turer, fell dead suddenly in the. Newark
Roller Skating Rink, on Belleville avenue,
at haltpast four Yesterday afternoon. She
had Just put on the skates and made dozen
strokes when she fell in what was supposed
to be q faint The attendants raised her
and carried her into the Office, where her
sister and two other young ladies loOsed her
attire, SD ipkled water upon her face and
chsied her hands. She gssped once or twice
and then expired.
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A TAILOR CONVICT

Causes 4 S,s.hs of Free workmsn in At
lanta, Ga.
Arav-, Ga, March 3O-Grsat excite
tent exists among the woskmen Of this city
ever the cause which led 10 strike Of the
a-o7s employed BY J. A. Anderson X Co;
~. B. Love IS oue OF the convict lesSees, and
2 IN some way Interested in the Anderson
IN. Among tie convicts a: his camp,
Lowe foGni one named GOldburg, who
''as a tailor and in order TO make the
1oot o. l4:y;Y cent per day hand
- 0ro' c; GOslygrg to the ciry aud put h'm
sorA AZ AnGs-s0n'S. The ,silOrs went on
a srse a: once Their course is approved
" al wOza.aE uen o; Ihis city, who feel
nat tbs wo..1 - ,ur tde entering wedge
% gcney4. Inrr sllc:.on OF convicts IN com
p'u'.o VII t,ss t.ad-~uen in the city. 1t
J. &I''n n ~ c9ayic, Rad succeeded IN
seem. rs place among the men It was
ne II ion Of the lessees to instruct q
a're o. long term coayicis in the ouSl-
a-ss a-C thus rule on, free labor altogether.
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THE WHEAT CROP.
Reach Going to Enxland.

LoNpOS, March 3O.-A cAblegrs.m from
Sydney states that Mr.. Beach, WIZ defeated
Hanlan, is going to England at once. Han
Ian returns to America in few days. Beach
will consider the challenges Of Ross and
other American oArsmen,
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THROUGH THE STATE.
The Newly Discovered Calhoun
County Tin Mines.
A Short Description Of This Bonanza By
One Of the Owners s---Murder---
Fire---The Wheat Crop.

Thomas S. Farusworth, of Buckhannon,
writes as follows to the Manufacturer
Record, published in Baltimore, in relation
10 his newly discovered tin.mine in Calhoun
county:
81 have a tin mine in partnership with
Mr.. r T. Hudkils of this place. We are
Joint owners in the mine, which is situated
IN Calhoun county Of this State; is on the
Little Ksnayha river, which is navigable
eight months in twelve, and from which We
have outlet &c parkersburg, ". Va; Gin
cinnati, O.; PittSburg, Pa. and St. Louis,
No. We also have railroad facilities near,
through which We have communication all
over the United States.
As to the extent Of the mine it is from
l50 feet TO 2j0 feet wide, from IL feet TO ii
feet thick, aud We think, extends back
through the hill from one mile to one aud
half miles. We had some of the ore from
the outcrop analyzed by Prof p B. Wilson,
of Baltimore, and he reports the yield as
twelve pounds to the ton Of rock, which
YOU will see is very rich in the outcrop, and
promises to be richer in the main vein
Owing 10 the inclemency of the weather,
we have been unable 10 do much toward
the development Of the niue.
I'VE have been sinking shaft about
fifty feet back from the mouth of the mine.
when the weather was agreeable. We found
layer of rock over the tin stoee which
lsyer was about two and . half feet thick,
aud contained some native gold. The mine
dips about one foot in twelve"
LIVELY DANCF.
On Saturday night, the 2lst inst, at
Eagle, Fayette county, free row occurred
at . dance, during which Joseph Franklin
struck Harry Goodwin over the head with a
piece Of iron, which fractured his skull.
John Hazee, a Chinamsn, then shot Good
win in the bowels with SS-calibre revolver.
The Chinaman was brought to Jail st this
place on Monday. The man who was shot
died en- Monday.
SToREHOUsE AND DWELLING BURNED.
The storehouse and dwelling Of Mr.. Mark
Boon, at Enside, Monroe county, was burned
last Friday. The loss will be quite heavy
upon Mr.. Boon, IS there was no insurance.
Cause, defective flue.
THE WHEAT CROP.
We hear a great deal OF complaint in re-
gard to the wheat prospect. From North,
South, East and West come reports to the
eject that there will not be even half
crop. The severe winter weather hiss frozen
it out to the very roots.-Alderson Enter
prise.
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U" ToC need remedy that viii cure
e'''! KIND Of hGmor from pimpie OF
ss::ttIol 10 TIE worst scrofuIs and syPhlhilc
s,S .,'S' les, Use Or. Guysott's yellow DoeA
~! ~ Na;sapa-i.is. Three to Eve bottles cure
.A-' a.sssse, sais-rhsum or letter. -Four 70
IN "a 'o,les cure running, ulcers, sero.aiA
-. = a. syPEiGcie disorders. 0Ee to three
N"'s NTS-''s cure sores, boils, cHrburcies, eie.
- E 70 Two bottles cures pinplss on the
~ i@csctes etc. Ii is the only perfect
j rpli6er that can be made from .
4 y ., "a knowledge Of drugs. Ask yoar
Ss'si Tor it Take no Substitute
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What a Spy Reports.

SuAKrs, March 3O.-A spy from Tamsi
reports Osman Digns deserted BY almost
his entire forse, only about one hundred fol,
lowers remaining with him. A large con,
voy arrived at Zerebs on the TsmE road.
They were not molested en- route.
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An Attack,

La LIsEE1AD, SAN SALvADoR, via Calves
ton, March 3O.-InvadIng forces from Qua
temala to-day made an attack upon the
army At San Salvador. No particulars re-
csived
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TnE grand opening o: L T. Hayman :
rev saloon. 1919 Main strr-a. viii take
place Wednesday morning. i.geeh during
the 6sy. snd grand eoucsrz at night br the
Opera Hoase 0Tehes;is.
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"YEAKs have rot seen ssd time shall not
see" the people 81; dosn quietly to suffer
psin, when enterprise esa afford such >
psnacea as Salvation Oil.
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A Ere in the building formerly occupied
By the Freedman's Bank, on Bleeker street
azi South Fifth avenue, Nes York. did
damage LAST night OF about &0.0 900.
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To Stop the S1iiiIan-McCanrey Fight.

ETlNDELHEIA, March 3p,-At q Metho-
preachers meeting to-day, a resoluhcn
adopted coadenuiug prize fighting ana
we hghters in general. A resolution also
tailed attention to the coming match De-
sven Sullivan and McCafrey, and the
committee appointed 10 present the resoIg,
SOAS 10 the mayor ard urge him 10 do all
go as rNg o. IN sEo- 4ba Grbf
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FoKxEsIY weak, nervous, dysPePae and
,.t;E,s,sJ individuals who found only dis
ueoii,s on;",nent in the various bitters and
app i.a, nusek nostrums, pretended kidney
So. s;Sss etc. are sgreerbly surprised to
-.i, nleue',f ,'srfsct health and strength Of mind
IesI~ a IL and complete hearts ease and
snu sls"~. rom aches and pains BY the use OF
nee1oA- Gs.a,,;s % yellow Dock ard SArsspsriI1s-
7, t., rssscres : every disosiesed junction 70 a
aormal csSdIhoo-
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evenly chinese Drowned.

Sn1,GHAI, March GO-The British steam
= :, yI'ss'es, from Liverpool for Penang, col
:. .ed With and sunk q Chinese steamer.
'sFt,ty rerso-s Were drowned.
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Reach CHALLENGED.

g. IorIs. March 30-J. A. St. John,
chisfrepresentAtive of the aquatic sports of
nj, CITY, challenges Beach, who defeated
u.nlan in AustraEs on Saturday, to row
Ia % %Gandaur, of this city, for 5000 a side
and the championship OF the world. Inc
race to take place in the I nIted States ana
G. Jobn 70 allow Beach $500 for expenses.
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lack Williams and James Nelson, both OF
p,ooIIyn fought thirty three-minute rounds
nssr Long Island City, yesterday. Nelson
broLs both thumbs and the $50 stakes
80 axsrSed TO Williams.
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The st. Clairsvllle Tickets,
Social IN flS peCGffsr


ST. GAINESVILLE. o, March 3O.-lhe
LARGEST and best Democratic mass conven.
ton ever held in this township was held in
the Court House Saturday afternoon, and
the following ticket was nominated:
Justice-David NJ. Davies.
Trustees-John White +. d. Bailey and
J. j Taggart.
Clerk-R {. Meyer.
Treasurer-James Patterson.
Assessor-John BEEN.
Constables-Robert Siedman and George
". Doyle.
The Republicans met in the Sheriff S
office on the same day and nominated the
following ticket.
Justice-Wm. II. Roscoe.
Trustees-John F. Young, Robert Clark
and Benjamin Loper.
Clerk-Henry N. Davies.
Treasurer-John kintner.
Assessor-Ei Piggott.
Ccnsfables-Frank p. Boston and Hec'
tor McAllister
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Eurxfr1crs food = s9ee 2 $3.50
medie;ss das vsII arsig,ka de lsar ssd
socth IN irritsficn 5 alsc aseessAU. Srs.
: rsnedy 3 Dr.. wista4s BAlsnn d WiId
Cherry. I, h the esly psspsfstiss - wa
ek..ry fhs, eiyss ccoSas1s s1lisfAcl4oa- =
ou;eIis cures cossts 81 ooddk