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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-03-11

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-26
STATE NOTES.

The well of c. c. Wells Was admitted to
r-ob,,te at Moundsville on the ltth inst.
the witnesses to it and by whom 1t was
rro,ep are Winfield S. Sims, c. 7, Ialb2t,
lanes r. Cats and Henry List signed in
ISIS. The executors are Ihadeus Thomas
and Quincy Cresap who gave boud and were
qualified on the 2lst inst: The amount OF
bond given IS 100000: the surities are
Mrs. Ann Wells. Mrs Ophelia Smith, Mrs
Gro-ge Yosr. Mr.. Mortimer Pollock and
Mr. Jos. ". Gallaher lf United States
hords and certificates OF deposit are ready
money the widow will be entitled to over
so 200 and two-thirds Of the property on
which they lived as long as she remains the
6erpased's widow, and is allowed to choose
from the stock two cows and horse. Mrs.
Orien and Mrs. Talbot, deceased brother )
children by his first marriage, aui MIR;
Charles p. Talbot received $500 each and
Vr EoIla Talbot $50. The old homestead
f,rm known as the lower farm, and the
MINER farm are to be sold, the former when
:, brirgs so 900. the money realized by the
sail. to be equally divided between the chill
Greu of Lemuel and Dudley Wells and Mrs
Rachel Austin.
On last Tuesday morning about ) clock
conductor of freight Mr.. Frank McBee. OF
B. L o. railroad, came near meeting with ;
serious accident. lie WAS taking the mum
hers of his train. and as he was crossing tn
Rafting bridge, short distance below Mar
tinsburg, he slipped through, saving himse!
from falling in the creek by catching at hi
arm pits. The fall was very painful, in!,ar
inc his right thigh and bruiSing several RIBS
DT \ d. Baker rendered medical assist
ance and Mr.. McBee is getting on as wei
as could be expected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-26
AMERICAS DANGER.
Chicago Socialists Advocate the
Use of Dynamite,
,R OTHER LIKE EXPLOSIONS
First on the Board Of Trade and Thea
Various Newspaper Offices Of
That City.
YESTERDAYS WEEKLY MEETING

CmCAGO, January 25.-The usual weekly
meeting Of the socialists was held this
afternoon. The meeting was presided over
by a colered woman, the wife OF A. X. Par.
son, white man, Saturdays explosions
in London were the principal theme Of dis.
cussion and speeches were unusually fierce
and blood.thirsty in their advocacy Of dyna-
mite. The London explosions were charsc-
terized as q great advertisement Of the
power Of The dynsmiteYs. II was said that
it showed the ability Of the socialists to
20 INTO large crowds in broad daylight
and explode their bombs with perfect safety.
One speaker in reply to the objection that
the use Of dynamit. caused tho death OF
innocent pe-Sons, said that the innocent
mast suffer for the good Of the great body.
In the case Of the Lendon explosion the
machine was set off in the House OF Lords
first in order that the larye number Of per-
sons in the House of Con'mons might have
time to escape Anorl said that little
hogs grease and lir nitric acid formed
a very powerful compound. Ten cents
worth would blow building to atoms,
another remarked tat the bsdy Of a dead
capitalist would serve the purpose as well
as that Of hog. There were 1000 persons
in Chicago who knew how 10 manufacture
dynamite in their kitchen for tie price Of
good dinner 1t was well to know that the
whole of Chicago could be set abaze in
moment with electricity. 1t WAS suggested
that the Board OF Trade and the newspaper
Offices be attacked first. Still another
speake: agreed with Gen. Sherman, that an
army of 10000 men stood no chance
against a few men armed with dynamite.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-26
MOBNDSVIllE.
New Nars From Mar>hairS Ms'ro.
polls.

polls.
Sptrr.I5o re E'I'I"".
Mo- NpSyTLE. January 2J.-One OF the
saddest of recent events was the death OF
little son Wm. kooutz jr., last week. The
child drank three Dances Of whisky and
died from the effects Of il short time af'
forwards
Frank 5. Davidson will make his appear.
ance in his entertainment entitled "Snlies,
on Tuesday evening"
Capt Hart spent part Of last week
among his friends N New Martinsvi!le.
John n Martin OF Martinsville, visited
his friends here this week.
George Martin hos returneito New Mar
in,yilic.
Mas Edna Hogan has recovered rom her
indispu.itiou, and has resumed he. teach
ing.
I.a.t weeks Herald suggested that we
celebrate TIE semi centennial Of Marshall
county. 10 occur on the 9TH OF March next,
~ meeting Of the citizens, historical
,Ierch containing IN account Oh !he coun'
{ : o,ic,rs, its progress &c.
Several new and tasty residences that
rave been in progress during tine winter.
aro nearing compIe,ion and add materially
to the appearance of the town. Among
others these of Mr. Geo. Knight and Rev.
Thatcher attract notice.
Prot. Cline, with his Dine c'hcient assist
ants. are making the school % grand sue.
.ess. The graduating class consists OF
light members.
The Jaw fr,a of Mcconnell sad Meighen
bas been changed to Mcdonald and Holt
While in New Martinsville Thursday Mr.
lIqrt md with quite serious accident. In
bis hurry TO catch the train he fell, striking
bis arm and sprainpg It badly. lie is still
con med to the housC.
At last AoundsvilLe ia TO have supply
Of street l1mps, which re badly needed.
Tie Cour..il so ordered Wednesday e7cn'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-26
DAMNADLE DEEDS
Committed by Unknown Persons in
London.
The White Tower and the House of
Parliament
Badly Wrecked by Internal Ma
chimes.
Great Excite ment in the Capital of
England.
Intense Interest in the Affair the
World Over,
The Latest News From the Scene
of the Outrage.

Disastrous explosions occurred in Lon,
don Saturday at the House of Par.
Lament and at the Tower. They
were doubtless the work Of dynamitards,
They were timed to take effect simultane,
ously. There were three explosions, one in
Westminster Hall, the public entrance to
the House Of Commons, another inside
the house itself wrecking the Strangers
gallery and the Speakers chair At the
Tower of London the dynamite was placed
inside the historic White Tower, which was
completely wrecked. Unfortunately, the
explosion resulted in the wounding of many
innocent people. At the Tower, which was
full OF visitors sixteen persons were
wounded among them many children who
were carried away with bleeding
wounds. Four policemen were fearfully
injured. Tie excitement was intense and
cries of Lynch the villains were heard on
all sides. Anti-Irish leagues were formed.
The news created similar excitement in all
the capitals of Europe. In the Senate of
the United States Senator Edmunds intro
duced bill to make it felony to make,
sell OF handle troexplosives for purposes
other than peaceful A number of people
were arrested but all were discharged save a
man who is an Irish-American and who
gave his name as Cunningham, though he
is known by the alias of Dalton and Gilbert,
1t is generally believed that women placed
the explosive in position. Later details of
the outrage follow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-26
NOTES OF WAR.
Ihc oklahoma Boomers Preparing To Re-
>i,t the United States Forces With Armed

Ihc oklahoma Boomers Preparing Ia Re-
si,t the United state, Forces With Armed
Forces.
WAsmyGroN, u. c, January 2j.-Thc
Secretary of War has received telegram
from Gen. Augur, dated at Leavenworth,
rs follows:
Col. Hatch at Camp Russell telegraphs
as follows:
Couch, President Of the colony, notified
me to-day he would fight. The Sergeant
at the Boomer camp. reports 600 men dig
ring pits Their strength has been in
creased by 100 men. 1t is, perhaps, well
TO send relay of troops to Caldwell or
Arkansas City. Our troops are moving
into position to cut off supplies and stop new
arrivals. A section of light guns sent down
n Arkansas CITY might have good effect.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-26

voted for the hill. and Senstor CANnEx is
shown as having been in favor of il, out
not voting, as he was paired.
The REGISTER has already expressed an
opinion on this bill and has no hesitaucy
in again saying it ought not to become a
law. There is no doubt whatever but il Is
seductive and enticing measure to States
which have a large class of iliterates. aud
with heavy State and district school tax.
Nevertheless, the principle is wrong.
Oae State ought not to be
made pay for the education of anotlrsr's
youth, any more than the general govern
ment has right-tO levy tax upon States
beyond Its needs and thereby create a sur
plus treasure that ii don't know what to do
with, and in order to get rid of it. devises
the corrupt though pleasing way of handing
It over to certain States for school purposes
instead Of trying to take the sim pier and
more honest method Of legislating the sur.
plus out of existence by reducing federal
taxation. Then there is the constitutional
objection. Ii is the entering wedge for
other appropriations that will hurt West
Virginia next time, Just as Ohio and other
States are now hurt. But the precedent is
set, and the bitter must be taken with the
sweet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-26

are especially watched. One man
was arrested to-day in connection with the
explosion at the Tower. He was taken to
Scotland Yard and examined, aud will
probably be charged at Bow street Police
Court tomorrow The opinion is generally
expressed that the time has arrived to put
some pressure upon the Cnited States Gov
ernmcnt to stop operations OF dynamlters.
Possibility Of Clue.
Cox and Cole. the injured policemen,
have recovered sufficiently 10 make a
statement. 1t is stated the police found
near the spot where the first explosion oc-
Cured an article of peculiar nature which
they decline to describe. 1t is believed this
article will furnish clew. Inspector Den
ming says that on hearing the second ex-
plosion he ran 20 the spot and saw not
soul in the place. The entrance was
blocked by debris He noticed
smell of sulphur and gunpowder Cox
and Cole it is believed furnished
certain descriptions which will lead to in,
quiries that may result in the discovery of
the authors of the outrage. Colonel Mag
endi to-day made an inspection Of the scene
OF the explosion at the Tower as well as the
chaos would permit The Martini rifles,
which had been hurled from the stands, re-
mained in confused heaps on the floors and
rendered impossible near approach to the
exact spot where the explosion occurred.
The scene will be photographed tomorrow.
Colonel Magendi says he is satisfied that
dynamite was used TO cause the explo.
sion He says about four or five pounds
of the explosive properly compressed could
easily be concealed in an overcoat pocket
or in the folds Of woman's dress. The
tower officials believe q woman deposited
the dynamite in the building. The police
some time ago had reason to believe hat a
woman was constantly passing back and
forth between America and England for
the purpose Of importing dynamite. She
was frequently watched, but evidence suili-
cient to warrant her arrest was never OBJ
tpiuPG
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-26
The WReCXAGe.
The Theory a. to How the Explosion wn>
Put in Position.

Inc lbsOiA u ~ NOW EaNp'VN''h WV
Put in Position.
I.u>poN. January 25.-The west end Of
Westminster Hall is full OF wreckage,
caused b. Yesterday explosion. The des-
truction of the magnificent stained window
at the end Of the hall is greatly lamented.
1t is believed one of the conspirators en-
tered the crypt passing policeman at the
entrance. and deposited the internal ma
chine at the bottom Of the steps. The po-
Hceman removed the parcel, which eX-
ploded, making hole in the .oor three
feet in diameter, twisting the iron ratings
and MASKING the iron and lead work Of all the
windows in the hall His hair was singsd
and the face burned His clothing was
torn from his body by the force Of the ex-
r!osion. He is still alive, but there is no
hope Of his recovery. The man and woman
who drove from the parliament buildings
Immediately heiore the explosion and who
were arrested on suspicion, have been iber,
ated, the evidence being insufficient to hold
them. The foundation Of the hail is unin-
iured, but the roof is badly damaged. The
bases of the statues Of William " and
George ~. which were overturned, are
rr,arir injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-26

R.xENR2R complete cure for aches
pains, sores, pimples, urinary sediment, dl'
iurbing dreams, nervousness, disponHdencY;
indigestion and general weakness oi mino
and body. brought on by improper haoits OF
otherwise, is found in two or three bottles
Of fH. Guyscot,'s Yellow Dock and oar'a'
ry-;IIa ss has been proven By the exper-
;erca Of manr Tho long Suffered, but now
feel vel! and ..roas 10 sll parts Of the body
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-26

wASmGroS, ,. C.. January 26.-l;3oa
n.-For Ohio and Tennessee valley, far
.eather. warmer "a the western portion,
falling followed by rising temperature IN
the eastern. portion, westerly winds:
For tho lower lakes colder partly c!oedy
weather local SHOWS followed by clearing
weather ,ou.Aea8terly winds, rising bar
omEtcF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-26
"Rock. and s'orIsJ I'll !cas no NOV.
When on that e.eTuA Al shore,
Drop the anchor, iuri III" all.
Lao ale Vithin the veil"

QrAck doctors. electric belt and other
swiIilers who i've by frightening our young
men and young women BY nasty circulars,
will find their occupations gone when 1t
becomes generally known that DIR. Guysott 5
Yellow Dock ard Sarsaparilla is certain
cure for all weaknesses Of the urinary or.
cans. nervousness etc. Obey the laws Of
health. take a few bottles Of this simple
remedy ard you will soon he restored 10 per,
fec, nshocJ and womsnhood. free from al!
woIrimeut Of mind sad distress al bodI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-26
yxPamarkable RECOVERY.

Mr.. George '. Wiling, OF Manch,estsF,
Mich. writes: "My wife has been almost
helpless for FIVE years, so helpless that she
could not turn over in bed alone. She used
two bottles of Electric Bitters, and is 50
much improved that she is able now to do
her own work.
Electric Bitters will do all that is claimed
for them. Hundreds OF testimonials attest
heir great curative powers, Only hO cents
st Logan & Co,s,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-26
A HORRIBLE SCENE.
Insane Su.her Kills Herself ae Il Two
Young Children.

Young Childrrh.
CISrrNSATr, o., January 2j.-About noon
to-day a terrible tragedy took place at New
port Ky. Mrs Carrie l.. Winslow choked
her son seven 7ears old. to death, beat. her
ten year old daughter so severely with
base ball club that it is believed her injuries
are fatal and then cut her own throat with a
razor, producingspeedy death. Mrs. Wins
low was thiriy-two years old. She WAS liv-
ing with her brother and his family at the
corner Of York and Taylor streets. She
and her husband, George G. Wins'ow
Lave been reported for several years, he
living at present at Lewiston. New York
A few months ago Mrs. Wnslow returned
from a sojourn in ssanatarium, where she
had been for treatment for insanity. 10
day the family let her and her two children
with two servants a, the house while they
went TO church, and she retired with the
children TO room. The servants noted
the absence of the children and made
search. They found her room locked and
raised an alarm, Mr. Davis. brother Of
Mrs. Winslow broke the door open and
found the scene described
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-26

THy News-Letters suggestion is a good
one. That Is, instead of the words For
Ratification, and For Rejection when
again voting on the Loan Ordinance, use
the words, For Loan" and Against
Loan These are plain words, and the
meaning intended to be conveyed is quickly
understood BY the voter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-26
GRIi.tT AZ :iETS
In Ion Jon Ovcs the Ab~rnc" ot >c'" from
kan. S!asHrt.

In Lon don OrGs the Ab~rn"" oi >c"n ih""
San. Sla-nrt.
Lo>DoN, Jaapary 2..-The great anxiety
in regard to :he safety oF Genera. Stewart
and lis army. from -hom no defnite news
has Been received since the l7ta inst, the
day Of TIE battle at Abu klca selis, over
,EiJovs evan tho Interest in The explosions
TIE officials Of tho War Office have been
Gathered in the sthce awaiting the arrival
ii dispa' mss from Soudan, bat none were
received. PIcuy Of rumors were in circa.
'Ation kowever. D. the effect tha, S:swart
cnirc aToe hsd been killed.. NameTous
o.Ifccrs Of the government and otka's caiica
at the war osits during &e day - learn Il
;hcge vas asY news.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-26
rrr u;rr p,c,uLr ~,uooL FUND.

THr u;Er %, CIULU ~,uoOL FUND.
Que ,ae -.g,. .uy.raa. measures that
has c,c5m~ -r tore .be Senate is Sena-
,o- pte..s r. resolution No. :. printed
"a ,le r. >saa.r proceedings Of
Tig,s5ar which proposes 20 50 amend the
Constitution o.. -.a >.-.e as TO virtually
abolish the .-,s! 5s ,chool fund
This ma..s- a., oaan touched upon in the
g..s-ss 5v .a- and editorially, though
Ga5 g-aa. .aa..- and Senator DAWSON $
lTa uew o. subject having been ob-
a.1si r. 3. -r-eailh in substance, pre-
..tei
H- p.H,. links that were the Con
r.a..oa . -.u..n as it is that this fund OF
l9g. s., hundred thousand dollars
you'd 5- .-.lally lost to the State.
Isere Is no --auce at present Of its
r1i,a5.a .n.a-.ment and even were there
,..a. a considerable per cent. must be lost
r1nf. This fund goes on increasing
1,z the AN7ayers Pocke: without doing
/. ayr,vsr q particle o. good while in
&, loxs- c14u.,-- of the State the resi-
t,1s are paving the enormous tax Of one
1s.ar on ever ..uir=d TO give their child
=, no months a. Of the twelve Of the
L..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-26
BOSWELL GRANT

An I'nrIe of Gen. Grant Dead at 81. Al
bans, w. Va,
CHARLESTON, W. Va, January %
Roswell Grant, aged eighty five years, died
at his home at St. Adams this county, yester,
day afternoon. lie was the last Of family OF
eight children. He was an uncle OF Gen.
/. S. Grant, and Was born in OHIO Dur
inp the rebellion his sympathies were with
the South, but he predicted in 1861, that
the South would not succeed because Ulys,
sis. his nephew, was on the other side and
understood his business. Roswell Grant
was q farmer, lcda spotlesS lite, and withoa.
enemies. lie was married three times, and
survived his last wife. He voted for seven
teen presidents, all of whom were elected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-26

To CURE an ordinary cough or cold take
one dose of DIR. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry before going to bed at night. 1t will
cause suspension OF nervous excitabllitty'
allow YOU sweet repose, and by morning the
cough will be gone. 1t is the best ana
therefore cheapest cure for coughs, colds
and consumption; is sold by druggists
generally aud ought to be found in every
intelligent household.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-26

"Mrs PARrlxcrox, what do you use for
g. very bad cold?' asked Mrs. Dull; hand
Isrchieis, ma'am," answered the aged
dame looking over her spectacles. Hand,
T''.aL;efs are a desideratum in the event OF
= cold but q bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
Svrnn Is a necessity. because it not only re-
Teves but cures the worst cold Or cough.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-26
In. and I'm.

WASHINGTON, January 25.-During De
ccmber, 1884, the value of exported mer-
chandise was sol ,29i, $40, or about $1,000
600 day. This has been exceeded but
twice before viz: during December, 1850,
and December, 1852 The value of I'M
ported merchandise for December, 1881,
was only $42, I39.3O4, being less than any
preyious month since July, 1879.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-26
In Ireland.

Cons, January 25.-The most extreme
faction utterly repudiateS the outrageS COM
milted in London Yesterday and dcnounce
them as cowardly aud inhuman.
At Rome.
Row, January 2j-All the newspapers
here united in denouncing the outrages.
They express great sorrow for the occur
renee Cf such a calamity and profer sym
ratny for the sufferers and for England.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-26

yyaDN never uttered tFueG words Than
when no sad, Physicians mead or end us
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-26
TIE CROWN JEWELS SAFE.
TIL. Ruins Visited by the Lord Mayor ot
London.

London.
loNroN. January 2j--CoUut Won Nun
ster. the German Minister to England and
the Lord Mayor of London visited the scene
of the explosion at The tower this evening.
Ii has been asccrtained that the crown
Jewels and rcgalia, which had been Tor
long tine deposited in the tower were un-
damaged. The noise of the explosion was
preceded by binding ash followed by
great clouds of dust. Additional guards
were placed tonight around the tower Par
lament houses, and all public buildings.