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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-31
FRENCH,CANADIANS MAD
Over the Reference to the Rlel AgitatOrs
in the Mandement of Mgr. Fabre.

Over the Reference to the Rlel AgitAtOrs
in the Mandemsnt of Mgr. Fabre.
MONTREAL. December -3O.-Ths msnde.
ment Of Mgr. FsSrs, Roman Catholic
Bishop of Montreal, which was read in all
the churches in the diocese on Sunday,
has caused widepsresd indignation among
msiority of the clergy and their aocks.
The reference by the Bishop to. the Riel
sgitators in their attempts to rise and re-
volt against the authority of the State
and to the political use made of the
church in the celebration Of masses for the
dead rebel has stung the French Cana
dams to the very quick, and many OF the
Bishops most intimate friends seem to
think that be has made mistake, and
unless he wilhdraWs or at least modifes
some Of his statements he may expect
serious dehectious from among his clergy.
1t is known that many priests refused
to read to their 6ocks those parts of the
mandement whieh directly refers to the
Risl question, and when call upon to ex-
plain their motives replied thst thej would
sooner resign and leave the diocese than
conform to the requirements OF the msnde'
ment. The Bishop seems to realize that
be has gone too tar and he intimated semi
officially that he will explain himself more
fully next Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-31
Paddy Ryan,, koo,tsr pofsatsd.

SCHENECTADY, n. Y, December 30.-A
cooking man between birds representing
Troy and Rotterdam was held last night
two miles from this city. Many sporting
men from the surrounding cities we're pres.
ent, prominent among them being Pc dy
Ryan, who lost considerable money. Five
battles were fought. Rotterdam winning
four, and Troy one. The main was fol
$250 side and SIS on each battle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-31
A VOLCANO soILs OVER

An 2ruptIon at CoIima Greatly Alarms
the Inhabitants
Chr Of MExIco, December 80, via
GalTson) -Great excitement prevails in
the Slss Of CoEima over sn eruption OF
the volsno of Coliua. -Four days ago
load rel arts were heard and these were
soon folksed By sruptious of lava, which
fo=s oyaths sides of the mountains, com
pietely cotri6s them. At last accounts
the peoPls7ere very much alarmed, as
the Cow of IVA continued. A white cloud
overhargs to mountain, and on it are ie-
Elected fame darting up from the crater.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-31
Terribly Injured.

SrEUsEHyHLE, Decembsr SO.-Thi'
morsing Mr.. C. Anderson, q well known
and wealthy citizen of this city, was found
lyinS close to the Cleveland and Pitts
burg railroad track. with his right arm al
most severed from his body, head cut anC
other wise Injured. His arm was amputa
ted this afternoon but there is no hope o
his recovery He Is 55 years of age. The
unfortunsie msn cannot tell how the seci
dent happened.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-31
rnan,r.Eirs Others Went with Him

CLETELISD. December 500 day 6.
Scheidsgzer, foreman for Scheider i Treh-
kSnp, brass workers, WAS discharged, and
twenty-five of the other men, who symPa'
thiZed with the foreman, laid down their
tools and refused to remain. The estsb-
hshnsnt was closed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-31
Eesmer GoIpg,o Australia.

PrTrssrRG. December 3O.-John TEEN
ar, the oarsmsn, hss entered into an agree
ment wiz Ir. Reginald Lsidley, Of Sid
ney, AgS EsHs, to visit that Country ne1t
spring and row Two races with Beach. Mr..
Lsidley promises him royal reception
innunerable presents aud immense win,
ninss whea he pays the southern continent
visit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-31
Maliclon,ns.,P Pun,,hsd

NoBnE, Ala, December 3O.-A special
fon Macon, Miss, says that near CrsE,
iosi, last Monday, 9 mob Of eilizsns took
Thos. Lyds and Thos. Sharp, both colored,
RON Jail and hanged them. They were
caught setting FIRE 10 some cotton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-31
sn,cida Wa.thaAInnnar.

CLEVELAND, Decembsrs s3O.-Ihe body
of Alfred Thorn was found in hsylott st
at Rock river to-day. Thorn was 81 years
old, snd it is thought came from Syracuse,
N. Y. Suicide was the msnnee Of death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-31

A FAIRY lost 4 Prstion' charm
To keep the rosy gums from hare,
To keep IRON teeth decay and ds4ih,
To sveetsn and purity the bTrzih.
This charm the fairy lost q mortal Isuad,
And sOZ0DOHT 'tis called OF enthly ground
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-31
what Can he Done.

By trying again and keeping up courage
many tkiaSs seemingly impossible may be
attained. Hundreds Of hopeless casss oi
Kidney and Liver Complaint have been
cured By Electric Bitters. after everything
else had been tried in vain. So, don't
think there is no.cgre for Jon, but Try Elec
tric Bittsrs. There isno medicine so sale
90 pure, aud 90 perfect Blood Purifier
Electric Bitters viii cure Dyspepsis, Dis
be.es aud all Diseases Of the Kidneys. IN
valuable in affections Of Stomach and
Liver, and overcome ell Urinary Difieul
ties. Large Bottles only so cents, Of 10
gan 4 Co.'s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-31

TIE torturing painful disease. neuralgia,
is instantly relieved and espidly cured By
Salvation Oil. At ell druggists. Price
twenty Eve cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-31
sNsLING HANDS.
rhs,prsad ut OispOsss Of a Room on
/ Fsll I aspIs IN Great Shape.
me ! ~ CEREALS ESTIMATED.
Tbo,,k I0ds---Inerease Of Pensions
Wsnsrll Washington

5, December 30.-Four hun
gsight parsons waited patient.
AZ roOn Of the White House to.
Ii, respects to the President
~ ,ss AlmoSt tEies as large As Al
d reception Of this kind. The
cared jast bslors 2 oelock
-t ssou his task with such expe-
--- y entire room was cleared in
-s..n -. Several tried to engage
~. De, attention With private mat
e., m, Ssse told to call again to.
go udividusl shook hands in
an .-;tag g7aer with one ofths ushers
apdip,ss President without noticing
the pea &c vas .smildsd Of his
mistake 81 s6,er of the crowd sud
ssrnussd6 and shake the Presidents 3
- :. buf aA5orus away By the rapidly
. moving iuef eftgople behind him
fEESDIAS LANDS
The S;sr tys that in his report upon
the work Of . spssisl Indian Committee,
who visited Z vssogs reservations dur
ing the sumn r.eess Of Congress Me.
Holman is ~ 70 recommend the ap-
pointusnt Of com mission to take the
matter in chaa giving laud in severslty
to such of the Ai,sns a. are far enough
advanced in dizstiou TO warrant such
action, snd ssSe0hng the rest in one 10.
cslity as far asaeticabla. At present.
b. says the rsssEioas are SC altered ali
over the country,Ad their lands are use
less TO the Indtsuh many csaes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-31
fElNDIAS LANDS
PEtiONS
Inc Great stack BILLS Introduced In
the House R'ardiug Them.
!S9sfd. "a, Rs-iy.-y

AhS Ureat STACK Bill5 Introduced In
the House R'ardiug Them.
s0scid. q, Rs7is.-y.
WASHINGTON, Dsubsr 3O.-By the
nma that the Coll Of s,es for the introduc.
ton ct bills is comPlsd next week in the
House, there will hay seen introduced not
less than one hundred Ills land perhaps
t=ics as many loOkinso radical changes
IN the IaE relating to psEous. There are
a. least dozen measure prepared which
propose to do away with has part of the
present Law which require that a disabled
soldier shall prove his sSDdaess on the
dsy of his enlistmsnt behs he shall be
entitled 10 a pension. Ess Of these bills
propose thst II shsll be PIMA faeis eyi-
dsnee of d mans physical Psih that be
vas accepted by the ehhshent officers
when the var broke OUT.
Another proposition is to ksmova the
inir from the time oI fling ,poliestious
in order thar srrssrsgss msbe secured,
sRi several bills propose 70 lsrgiy increase
the rate paid for dissbilitisl whils one
goes so fsr IS to msss Gsnsa BlaeKS
own case the standard by vhiA each to.
tally dissbled shall y paid. hat is to
ay, thar 1T man Eht lost bck hands
and both feet, both eyes, or ian other
ways totally inespScitstsd, shall hke 800
: month There is httli doubt tht one
or more Of thsss bills vii 60 throus.
NCw GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.
Syseiag 10 tss kstItT.
WASHINGTON, DecembE 30.-Friehs Of
tbs Congressional hOrAr! are eonAent
that the bill to provide for . suitable bIld-
ing for this important aijtact to the ~.
eminent will bscons e hE st tets sessis.
The chef opp 11i'ioa in thslsst C0ngret
cane from Mr. Samuel ). Randall, who's
pirions h4cr hcar ar7rU - = cJusidersbl
sxten: Washington y Z sl,0, in sll prob
ability. De -,Ppi,-d v,,h " miesble post
oSce 1aia'i-E Jts prsse-tstIhce IS sh
solgts.5 Ihg ,gorst II, LLo vodIry. 1t hs
20; 4 -n.lrarv rst-o7Gi-s feature, and l
unsafe AMI Jt-,lg u-G- fJr any govern
msut pu7u.sr. Ina ori3 ~ sas formal.
used q = aa-7I ami me g'v5Cnsnt nov
paws & rsLtal ~ ;, aIG #aA the less
expires il .ai De- 1irc.is for tie owners t
secure 500 raIr fpr it even Ter tenemen
purposet. sLd - the B1,liing Inspector hs
Condemned it reI e. sdi5. It is d0ubtful II
tsnsneEI lull os tosui 70 tsks It st al
price,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-31
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The preliminsries have been arrange
for an underground elec;ricsrailroad II
New York city.
Five hundred travelling men OF the
Northwestern Association have met in con
vsntion in Chicago.
Rev. Francis Harrison, rector of St.
Paufs Episcopal church, Troy, New York
died Tuesday moruing.
A recent decision in the U. S. Supreme
Court does not, as commonly supposed
bring about change in the rate Of pen
sions allowed to soldiers widows.
The new comet is visible through ordi.
nary telescopes, and is increasing in bright
ness.
John Gould, we'll known among the
business men Of Cincinnati, died Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. James Saunders and two children
were drowned from q capsizsd ferrybost,
eight miles from Nicholasville, Ky, Mon
day night.
Henry V. Bemis, of the Chicago Horse.
man, has sued the proprietors Of Turf,
Field and Farm for libel laying damages
at $25, 200.
Mr.. E C. Armstrong, founder of the
Police Patrol-wsaon system, and Mer.
chants Police, of Cincinnati, and promi.
neut in electrical improvements in this
city, died Taesday, aged forty years.
A bill will be introduced in Congress
providing for the raising of an ample force
of men for hunting the murderous Arsch.s
out of Southern New Mexico, Congress
man Springer cannot understand why
General Crook, with three or four thous-
aud men, can not put stop to tue out.
RACES by less than three hundred savsges
A war OF determination Of ffontiersmen
ond friendly Indians is talked Of if deemed
necessary to future peace in the Territory.
Mrs. VIM. Msckin shot and fatally
wounded herself in her husbands Office in
Boston. Domestic inielicity.
The alleged Mexican demonstration on
the Rio Grande proves TO be only feeble
demonstration by smugglers.
ExMinister Langston suggests train.
ing school for officers connected with the
foreign service OF our country.
John B. Archer, one Of the principal par
ticip in the Bunch murder, near Shoals,
Ind, has been captured.
A cotton seed oil mill and other prop.
erty burned at Greenville, Miss loss $780,
600. and insurance less than 100000.
Mr.. p. P. Mast, Of Springfield. O., says
the claims of the heirs Of the Mercer estate
are sound. The claims involve $780,.
900 worth of real estate in the heart OF
New York City.
Prof Edwin David Ssnborn, Of Dart.
mouth College. is dead. aged seventy.
seven years. lie married niece OF Dan
iel Webster, and Kate Sanborn, lecturer
and writer, is his daughter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-31

gest man is Ike an unsesled
Niy esn red him, but the
sth in tine Ehss in time
IA bottle Of Or. Bulls
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-31


A rich vein CT siiyet ore has been discov.
cred on Iodian Bun, within four miles Of
Marietta. The specimen u css shown NJ
looks Ike the genuine article. The exact
locality Of the fbd is sece. ys'.-Asriss-
Ia Times.
An End to Rans seraping.
Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg. Id,
ssys: "Hsving received 20 much benefit
from Electric Bitters, I feel it my duty 70
let suffering humanity know 1t. Have had
a running sore on my leg for eight yeas;
nv doctors told me ! would have to have
the bone scssped or leg smputated. / used,
instead, ,thres bottles Of Electric Btten and
seven boxes Backien's Arnica Sslya and
my leg Il now sound and veN,F
Electric Ei4ezs scs sold st ffty cents
sosi;s, end Bucklen's Arnica 6slve ct 26c'
PEI box By Logan 4 Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-31

CArxo. December 10 8ritish men n
war kave been ordered 10 tlocksd, ,hs
coast Of Egypt from Nsss3mah 70 Suez IN
order to prevent he importation into The
socdan Of arms and ammunieiou for the.
Araha
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-05-21
SUBURBAN SIFTINGS.
CoRDOyA Nav 20

CoRDOvA May 20
All kinds of business is duh here.
W. Causdale, James Boston and Others
are on the Golden Gate
A S. Marshall has opened an ice cream
parlor over his store. Success to the ven
ture.
Gentle spring showers is the life of
vegetation, as some Of our gardens could
attest on last Sunday morning.
Quite a number of our ladies have
amused themselves of late by gathering
ferns and MOSES from our neighboring
hills.
The steamer Charles Rebstock came
down Wednesday morning on her first
trip between Clinton, Rock Island and
Dubuque.
Quite a number of our townsmen are
on the river. Charles Sallows is fireman
on one of Young & Cos. boats, of Clin>
ton, Iowa.
A roaring band of Gypsies passed
through our village on Monday, May IS.
They were well supplied with all of the
necessary accoutrements for a summers s
campaign.
A young coon was shot last Saturday
morning in an orchard belonging to L. c.
Stockwell, Sr, it being in the heart of
our village. His coonship no doubt got
strayed away from his fold.
A match game of base ball will be
played on the grounds of the Cordovas s
on Saturday afternoon, May esd, between
the Cordovas and the Zumas. Our home
club has also challenged the DeWitts, of
Dewitt, Iowa.
Base ball seems to be all on the qui
vive here. The Cordovas played game
with the Port Byron academy nine on
Friday afternoon, which resulted in an
overwhelming victory for the Cordovas,
the score being 81 to 4. The Cordova
second nine played a match game with
the Princeton, Iowa, club on Saturday
afternoon May 16, which resulted in a
victory for the Cordovas by score of 81
| to 1S
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-05-21
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

The ballot that elected Senator Logan was
the l20th of the joint convention.
Extensive forest fires are raging at Har.
vey's lake, near Wilkesbarre. Pa.
In Florida oil is thrown into ponds and
standing water to prevent mosquitoes from
Matching.
The Hon. John Bigelow is soliciting funds
for the erection of monument to William
Cullen Bryant in Central park
The large iron works of the Viaduct Iron
company at Centerville, Pa, will in a few
days put their entire works on double run.
Ex-Governor Foster, of Ohio, in an inter
view says he is not candidate for United
States senator, but that Senator Sherman
will be reelected.
The name of Evan P. Howell, of The At
lanta Constitution, is being considered in
connection with the Democratic nomination
for governor of Georgia.
An Interstate bicycle association was
formed Tuesday at Youngstown, Ohio and
meet" will be held June "a, when $500 in
prizes will he distributed.
Miss Annie Lippincott, of Philadelphia,
daughter Of "Grace Greenwood, has made
a successful debut in opera in Triste Her
stage name is Anita Armour.
Two companies of the Sixth cavalry have
been ordered out from Fort Bayard, New
Mexico to protect the Gila valley settlers
against the raiding Apaches
The lrish-American explains Glanstone's
case by saying that he was just spelling for
a fight, but at the last moment discovered
that he wasn't loaded for bear
At st Paul, MIMI, Wilber +. James,
alias Frank Landers, the confidence man, re-
Gently arrested in Boston, was sentenced to
twenty four years at hard labor
1t is expected that England will shortly
break the deadlock in the proceedings of
the Suez canal commission by surrendering
her opposition to an international surveil-
lance of the canal
Major Burke, the retiring director of the
New Orleans exposition, has suffered much
in health from his work in that capacity and
is also said to have incurred personal obii-
| cations to the sum of $l50,G00.
When President Cleveland was informed
of Senator Logan's election he expressed nc
! surprise 1t is said that the president has
| desired from the first to avoid the appear
ancs of interfering ina struggle.
| Lucy DeVerauXt witness before the
grand jury at Salt Lake, refused to answer
questions in the Newsomes polygamy case
tshe is reported his polygamous wife, and
was sent to the penitentiary for contsmpt
of court.
Mr.. Henry Bergh, the humanitarian
wants law passed making it felony fol
| young people to get married before the age
| of 25, and he would have cergymer
scourged who marry young people with nc
visible means of support
League ball games Tuesday resulted
Boston IL, Buffalo s.; Chicago II, Philadel
phia 8; Providence 10, St Louis 2; New
York II, Detroit L. The following game
were played by American association clubs
AT St Louis-St Louis 9, Mstropolitans
at Observation-Disclosures Is, Baltimor,
s. at Pitts tsburg-Pittsburg IL, Athletics s
at LoNisvills-L)uisville IL, Brooklyn
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-05-21

Chief Engineer Johnston, of the fire
department. has arranged the following
as the order for the annual review and
parade of the Volunteer Fire department,
one week from today: Companies to
form on Third avenue east of court house
square at / O'Clock in the afternoon.
Receive the companies from Moline and
the delegations from Davenport, and then
proceed to Market square, where the in
spection by the mayor and council will
take place. The procession will then
form and pursue the following line OF
march: East on Second avenue to-Twen-
tieth street; south to Third avenue; west
to Twelfth street; north to Second ave-
nue.; east to Sixteenth street and south to
the Armory where refreshments will be
served. The parade win be followed by
o ball at the Armory in the evening.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-05-21
Attention, Knights!

Attention, Knights!
St. Paul Lodge No. 107, X. of P, meet
in regular convention Friday even
ing at 7:30, sharp.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-05-21
FRELINGHUYSEN Is DEAD.
The Late Secretary Of State Passes
Peacefully Away-His Life.

NEWARK, N. j., May 21.-At 2 o'clock
yesterday afternoon the physicians in at
tendance upon ex>Secretary Frelnahuy-
sen stated that he could not possibly SUR
vive the day. He sank into comatose
condition shortly after the announcement,
and at 5:30p. m. blsathed his last
Ex-Secretary Frelinghuysen was born
at Milltown. N. j., Aug. A, 1917. He was
graduated from Rutgers college in 1886.
Three years after he was admitted to the
law and resided in Newark. For over
twenty years he held no office. In 1861 he
disappointed attorney general of the state
by Governor Charles 8. Olden, and in 1866
he was reappointed by Governor Marcus L.
Ward. In the same year. however, Gov>
ernor Ward appointed him United States
senator in place of William Wright, de-
ceased, and republican legislature con
f1rmed the selection by choosing him for
the unexpired term. ending March 8, 1859
Two years afterward he was chosen for a
full term as the successor of Alexander G
Cattell, republican, and served until
March, 1877. He was appointed secretary
of state by President Arthur in Decem
ber. 1881.
WASHINGTON, May 21.-The secretary
of state, upon receiving a dispatch last
night announcing the death of ex Secre>
tary Frelinghuysen, sent the following
telegram:
Mrs. FREDERICK T. FRELINGHUYsEN,
NEWARK, N. j.: The president and his
cabinet have just heard with deep sensi
bility of the death of your honored hus-
band. Except from each and all of us
expressions of sincere sympathy and con
dolence. T. F. BAYARD,
Secretary of State.
The customary honors, such as draping
the building and closing it on the day OF
the funeral, will be paid at the depart
ment of state.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-05-21
State Society of School Principals

The sixteenth annual meeting of the
Illinois society of school principals will
be held in Chicago, July 1st and I'd, 1885.
The officers of the association are:
President. n. Wilkinson, Decatur.
Vice president-W s. Mack, Moline
Secretary-E. E. Brown, Belyidere
Treasurer. W. Gibson, Normal.
r. R. secretary-F. NJ Mckay, Chi
cago.
Executive committee-B. L. Dodge, s
S. Kemble, J. T. Bowles.
Superintendent Kemble has received a
programme of the meeting, which We
print, knowing that it will be of interest
to principals here:
WEDNESDAY, JULY /.
10a. m. Welcome-by A. G. Lane,
superintendent Cook Co. President s
Address,. N. Wilkinson, Decatur.
II a. m. School economy. W. Hol
combe, state superintendent schools, ln'
diana. Discussion-A G. Lane, Chicago
Sarah E. Raymond, Bloomington.
Up m. Psychology and Teaching
M. Greenwood, superintendent schools,
Kansas City, Mo. Discussion-N. c.
Dougherty, Peoria; W II. Ray, Hyde
Park.
Appointment of committees.
THURSDAY, JULY 2.
10 a. m. Moral Education-J. W.
Slearns, Prof of Pedagogy Wis. State
University. Discussion-J. W. Cook,
Normal, ILL.,; s. NJ. Inglis, Carbondale
Ill.
12 m. Reports of committees ant
election of officers.
Up m. Relation of superintendent
principal and teacher. l.. Piekard
President Iowa State University. Discus
sion--O. T. Bright, Chicago; j. W
Layne, Danville.
All discussions limited to fifteen min
utes.