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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-17
the ENGLISH GOVERNMENT
Salisbury Definitely Accepts tho
Premiership.
CHURCHILL WANTS TO RULE IRELAND.
The ParnelIites Preparing to Celebrate
the Downfall Of Earl
Spencer.
CHOLERA DEATHS AHuHDRID A DAY.

Loxpox,:: ,::June:"ls-Lord Salisbury has
definitely accepted the premiership II is
stated that Sir Stafford Noethco,s has &C.
eepted the peerage leaving Sir Michael
Hicks Beach to lead the Conservatives in
Commons. Lord Randolph Churchill, viii
have an important position in the cabinet.
but the distribution Of portfolios will
not be decided until the arrival Of
the Queen, Who is travelling with
the utmost speed. Lord Rsndolph agreed to
0 renewal OF the Coercion ast on condition
that il only be enforced II found imperative.
Several liberal ministers met At Mr.. Glad.
stones residence to-day, to decide upon
their action in response to the conservative
overtures for the support Lord Randolph
Chu-chill's action yesterday 10 generally
attributed to Scar that Lord Salisbury and
other leaders would ignore his claims to
office.
Lox,ox, Juse l6.--Lord Randolph
Churchill is ho!dins q conference to-day
with the Marquis of Salisbury. II urr
ported that the subject under consideration
is the necessity Sor the extension Of the
crimes act Its said SAlisbary 10 anxious
10 secure Churchilfs consent 10 serve -
Lord Lieutsuaut of Ireland.
The Paraellttes are Organizing for tho
purpose Of holding . monste, demonstra.
ton at Dubl;a to show their pleasure at the
departure Of Earl Spencer, Lord Lieutenant,
from Ireland, on Saturday next.
The real di lculty with which Lord Sails.
bury has had to contend in the formation
of q cabinet aad which explains apparent
reluctance to assure the responsibility, and
his seemingly s.ow progress since hs con.
sented to the undertaking, 10 the unwilling.
ness il not downright refusal Of the Tory
peers to place themselves in the position Of
forming a stop gap government until the
general elections. Even the strength Of
their convictions it appears, cannot induce
them 10 to step from the high pedestal OF
their dignity. pocket their pride and obey
the b,hests Of patriotism.
Over . Hundred Deaths Day.
MADRID. June l6.-There were Eve new
cases Of cholera in the city yestesdAy, and
one death from the same disease. In the
city Of Valencia, there were two fresh cases.
but no death. In the province Of Valencia,
however, outside Of tbs city, there were ~
new cases, and II dsaths. The city Of
Murcis reports 40 new cases and 10 deaths,
while tie other parts Of the province Of
Murcia return IL fresh eases aud 40 deaths.
Bishop OF Mobile Appointed.
RoNE, June l6.-ThsPope has appoint
ed Monsi1nor Sullivan Bishop OF Mobile.
2,2sI Persons Psrtshsbv Earthquake,
SrxrLh, June lS-Shooks Of earthquake
have recufred in Cashmere with Increased
violence. II is reported that 2.28l pcrs8a1
have perished in the district Of MuSufarn-
bad.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Two cases of smallpox are reported in
Milwaukee, Wis.
At Hamburg, O., Martin Goddins died
rather NJ mysteriously. His wife has been ar.
rested and contesses that she poisoned him
at the instigation Of man named Rome.
Yesterday Chicago policeman, named
Anderson saw two men on the streets act
ing rather susp;ciously. He halted them,
out one started to run and was shot by the
policeman.
Between the young men of the towns Of
Lemasco and Independence, Ind, there has
long existed deadly feud. A few days
ago Cho!les Brickner and William Nemyer,
Of Lemasco, were at Independence in
company with two young ladies. They
were met by two Independence youths
named Charles Wright and VIM. Mont
gomery, who regarded them as intruding
ON their rights and attacked them and used
hem both up so badly that death is ex-
pected.
Two new tragedies from Tennessee. Last
Saturday two cousins named Denny and
Rollins ouarreled about boy, and Rollins
was killed by Denny. On Sunday, near
Middleton, two men named Evans and
Prltchard had an alteration at church.
Evans opened FIRE on Pritchard. inaicting
mortal wound.
The olemsrgsrine law has been declared
unconstitutional by the Court of Appeals Of
New \ Iork, and men can still make their
patent butter without anyone daring to
molest or make them afraid.
"a dispatch from Ottawa says that Riels
American citizenship is likely to be proved.
In which case he can only be tried for
sagiDg war against a foreign power. He
can not be tried by courtmartisl as mar
nal law was not proclaimed 10 the Domin.
iou. Is he should be tried as a Canadian
citizen, it can only be for treason. In this
case the Canadian jury will disagree
Riers chances are good, no matter which
way the wind blows.
The past winter in Iceland has been one
of the most severe ever known. Almost all
,he cattle have died and most OF the fish
have disappeared.
An oil well at Lima, o., is yielding six
barrels at hour.
Communication is cut off from Helena,
NJ. T., by the water in Prickly Pear Canon.
The Cherokee nation protest against the
establishing of any kind of territorial gov
ernmeut over them, and against the sale ot
their lands to white settlers.
The striking freight handlers on the
Buffalo, New York and Philadelphia railroad
returned to work ct the old wages pendIng
an investigation of their grievances, de
rision on which is to be rendered on Sstur
day.
A fight is being made in Chicago agains
horse racing on Sunday.
The issue o; standard<silver dollars from
the mint for the week ending June l3, wa
S5ll,5O0
The seven Cinnamon arrested for tbs
murder of Lon johnson, the Chinese inter
prefer, have been indicted for murder in tn
first degree.
Mics Laura Eddings, of Eldorado, O., hs
confessed that she poisoned her husban'
with arsenic.
George Thomas, q crippled TELEGRAPH
operator at battle-ground, Iud., shot himsel
with suicidal intent, inficting fatal wounds
A riot OF railroad laborers occurred a
the west end of Kittsning tunnel. Pa, yes
terday, in which two OF the participant:
whose names could not be learned, Wer
seriously and it is feared fatally injured.
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had lodged in the throat during the
journey, but said thar the surface
underneath though infsmed appeared bet.
ter than he had expected. The inside
swelling had steadily increased after passing
the Hudson, ard during the last hour 1t
filled rapidly below the collar. The Gener.
ais voice, which was better at starting, had
utterly failed him, and any effort to speak
resulted only in faint and almost inaudi-
BILE aspirations The doctor thought this
was due TO the
Fatigue
which was greater during the last hour of
the trip than at any other time. When the
doctor had cleansed his throat General Grant
appeared on the piazza and was seated on
pillow cushioned chair with his
feet resting in another. His skull cap was
drawn down and his neck protected BY the
upturned collar of his gown. HIS elbows
rested on the arms of the chair, his hands
were elapsed and his eyes closed. After 10
minutes he arose and with his cane slowly
walked into bis room and lay down. In
faint whispers he let DR.. Douglass know
that he was very weary and was glad the
journey was ended. Then his pulse, ordi,
narily II, was 90. The family are all quar-
tered at the cottage, but DR.. Douglass has
rooms IN the hoase.
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a Child Drowned.

NEw MARTINsvILLE, June l6.-Freddie,
a twelve.year old son of F. C. Bucher, was
drowned in the river this afternoon while in
swimming with some of his playmateS a
p'aymstes a short distance above town.
The river has been seined and dragged for
NO miles below, but up to this writing his
body had not been recovered. The family
are almost heartbroken. The little fellow s
clothes were found on the shore where he
went into the water. From the mesgre &C.
counts given by the boys with him he got
beyond his depth, and being unable to
swim soon sank.
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Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup for chill.
dren teething, is the prescription OF one OF
the best female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never falling success by mil
lions of mothers for their children. D1r-
ing the process of testhing Its value is in.
calculable. Ii relieves the child from pain,
cures dysentery and diarrheA, gripping in
the bowels and wind colo. By giving
health to the child It rssta the mother.
Price 25c bottle
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PECULIAR. ACCIDENT.
ons Man Killed and Three Injured Near
Marietta.

ops Man Killed and Three Injured Near
Marietta.
The Marietta Register gives the particu-
lars Of an accident which happened one
evening last week 10 six young men living
near Napiers Bridge, on the Marietta Min
ersl railway, who were walking home To-
getber from church, and stopping, Sat on
the railing Of o small bridge over the Min
eral road about twenty feet high. While
sitting there and chatting, and =. nstur.
ally swinging their teet the
railing became loose and fnsl-
ly gave way, precipitatipg oil the young
men to the track below. Three sustained
injuries, cne being killed Willie Barre,,s
was bruised about the head, Peter Ready
bruiaed about the hip, and John Welch,
who fen with his rios across rail, was
killed. Mr.. Welchs f1nsral occurred Tues
day, at Little Hooking. He was in the
prime Of life, and loved and esteemed By
ell that knew him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-17
MARTINS vERRY.

On Monday night thieves made them.
selves quite Numerous hsrsabouts. Soms
one forced an entrance into Frank BeAdys
dry goods sore on Hanover street and car.
ried of what change there was in the
drawer, alot Of jswelry, few silk haniksr.
chiefs. pocketbooks and other notions.
They gained an entrance by cutting assy
enough Of the shutter on the back windos
10 allow, .he catch to be uufssteued, and
then cut the putty from tho glass
30 that il could be removed, leaving An
opening through which they entered. The
entire amount Of goods missed BY the pro-
prieto, yesterday mornIsg would not amount
70 more than ten or twelve dollars. Thn
seems like q small booty considering the
risk.
On The same night somg one, evidsotly
he sane ones who wsrs st 3sadys, tried 70
get into Mrs. A. q. Rsineys millinery and
notion store on WasAington street. Their
mode Of operation Vas about the same -
hat employed at Bradys, except that they
we're scared away before On entrance vas
gained.
O, Monday . yoang man named william
Pratt, who Sorln at the YorkvilIe coal
mines, met with . rather serious accident.
He was standing near the foot Of the in
cline when car broke loose at ,hs upper
end and came down with terrific force.
When it was almost opposite 10 him Il
jamped the tssck, striking another car and
spsstiing ths entire load OF cssl On his body
and limbs lie was released and was found
10 have sustained only fen bruises, there
being no bones broken.
Clyde, o nibe-yearold scs Of Bice Bessh.
earn, was riding on Ksrr's lumber wagon,
and By same means was shaken Of, one Of
the whesls psssing over his leg. breaking Il
about six inches above the knee. He 0as
carried home and DrL Hervsy snd 0ps
reduced the fracture.
There vas . report On the street last night
TO tie effect that NE managers Of, The
Larghlin mill had signed the scale. Your
reporter could not End anyone Who knew
whether or not the rumor vas true, none Of
the attaches Of tbs mill being sbls 10 SAY.
J. T. Craig has sold bis siose on Washine.
ton street to w. II. Shsefef, the Fourth
street grocer. Mr.. Shasler takss possession
next Monday.
The steamer Climax will cary IN sxcur.
sion and dance to Welisbnrs next Saturday
night.
Charley Coss John Roberts and Ls~is
Jobbs have returned from Q wait n YoQnEs-
town, PptzburRh and Eescastls.
Dr. W. Z. Hsrvey hes p1rchassd J. A.
BayIess' horss. The price paid sas N7s.
Yesterday afternoon James Pasrisk .
former resident Of this plscs and Who Il
well known bsreaboats. west into W.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-17
The Apache Indian war.

CLIFTON. ARIZONA, June l6.-A mass
meeting of citizens has passed resolutions
asking the Governor to call an extra session
and take measures to protect them from
Indian raids.
GLOBE, ARIZONA, June l6.-Geueral
Crook has reinforced his troops engaged in
the suppression of the Apsches outbreak in
Arizona and New Mexico, by enisting one
hundred and twenty-five Indian scouts from
Yuma, Mohsvs, Tonto aud San Carlos White
mountain tribes. Petitions were sent to the
Secretaries of War and Interior protesting
against the return Of the Chirscahuss to
the reservation BY treaty or otherwise
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-17
H,r Bear sim Spelling for q Fight.

WNxIPEG, June l6-Dispatehes from
Rsayer river via Battletord, say that SEN
tries of General Srsnge's column were
6r.d upon BY Indians supposed to be Big
Bear is thought to have made detoar anu
started south, eluding Middleton. a Bs:'
tJeford special states that two hundred To-
6ans have left their reserve at Battle river
and gone to jOlp Big Bear. The Hudson
Bay Companys post at Isle LIS trosss, 10
the tar north, is reported to have been plum
50rad nv the Indians.
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Cabinet Meeting.

WASHINGTON, June l6.-There was q ful
attendance at the Cabinet meeting to day
The principal topic OF discussion Was the
case of Mr.. Santer, nsturahzed American
citizen, under arrest in Ecuador. The con,
clusion reached was that Mr.. Santer should
be recognized as an American citizen ana
as such was entitled to the tall protection OF
this Government. II is understood that 3
demand will be made for his release.
APpOintSes.
Ernest Pillow, appointed District Attor-
uey for the middle district Of Tennessee, IS
d resident of ConnersVille, Marshall eoGn'y'
He served two terms in the House OF hep.
reseptstives from Tennessee and was one OF
the State electors at last Presidential elee'
ton. -
Mr.. Jas. T. Freeman, the new Aarsnau
for the western district Of Tennessee, Is 3
bro,her Of Thos. J. Freeman, OF Nashville
and is himself business man OF Trenton
Tennessee.
Americus Warden, who was today sp'
pointed by the President TO be Supervising
Inspector OF Steam Vessels for the SeVenth
district, with headqurters st Clneinnsn, Is
steam engine and steamboat builder o.
iong experience in the West BE has oesp
Twice Superintendent Of the Water v KS
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VIII PoIIsb on the wife Beater.

BALTIMORE, June l6.-Eleven o'clock to.
dsy was the time fixed for the fogging Of
Henry A. Myer, convicted yesterday OF wife
beating. Sheriff Airey provided himself
with two raw hides for work, but q motion
for new trial will cause q delay. The
Sheriff says he will obey the order Of cou't
and do the work thoroughly
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A Preacher Arrested for Burglary.


ELLESBoRo W. Va, June l6.-A few
nights ago the residence of Jefferson Hash
man, who resides on MeKimm creek, about
eight miles from here, was entered BY
thieves, who helped themselves to clothing,
jewelry and anything else that caught their
eye. There is nothing so startling about
this much of it, but when Rev. James
Bowie, an alleged preacher of the Campbell
ite faith, was charged with the crime, things
assumed another shape. Bowie has been
srTested and Is now in iail awaiting trial.
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Quick Arrest.

Officer Barum received telephone mes
sage yesterday morning from s;eubeavills,
giving description Of . man who had
broken open car at MeDonalds Station
and stolen some grain The message
stated that he would Be down on the Bsche-
lor. 0ficeT Watson, learning the man's
name and description, went down TO the
boat, and twenty minutes after the recep-
ton Of tho message Alex. Plants vas
planted in jail The Marshal Of Mcdonald 9
came to the city yesterday and took bis
man home. IL Is said there are several
otter serious chargesagAins. Plant.
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1000 Miners Idle.

PrrrsBuRGH, June l6.-The coal miners
of Walton l. Co. and O'Neil l. Co, at West
Elizabeth, have shut down indefinitely,
owing to the depressed condition of trade
and the oyerstocked markets. Other mines
win suspend operations this week. About
I 0CO miners are idle.
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West virginia A. O. U. "

Mr.. /. n. McEair, Grand Recorder Of
Penn, passed through this city sftera q bAsi
shaking With some Of the brothers On the
way to Weston, at which place be win NEE,
the Grand Master Workman, joseph C.
Smith Of PhilsdeIphia, Who viii recoastitats
the Weston Lodge, and viii return to this
city on Wednesday evening and viii recon
s,itute the lodges Of A. o. U. W in this
city during the week and place them under
the jurisdiction Of Penn.
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oppo.ed 10 etrens prtuk.

tParkefs Tonic Is delicious TO the
palate; it invigof.ies bat does not promote
Q love for stronF drink; II cures coughs sod
colds; it puri6es the blood. thas curing kid
pey, liver and lang troables and rneams.
tism. II should be kept in every home. !"
@ n. Sherman. Photographic, HSin, III.
Place Il in yours
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Child Torn by a Bulldog.

SrEUBENvILLE, O.. June l6.- "A son OF
Joseph Ferguson, aged six years, was to-day
terribly bitten and msngled and thought
permanently crippled, BY large bulldog
owned by William Davidson, in the Sixth
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In Pursuit of the Prison srs.

CHARLESTON, W. Va. June l6.-News
from the mountains, at the head of the
Look Creek range, says that three prisoners
who escaped from the county Jail here last
week, have been seen A large posse is in
pursuit ana trouble is feared.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-17

SOME fashionable ladies are not satisfied
with resdy-msde fans, but must have them
made to order; they are, however. satisfied
with Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup and take it
regularly.
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aDocroR" said q despsiring patient to

aDocroR," said g despsiring patient to
h;s physician, Il am in dreadful condition!
! can neither Tag nor set. What shall
dor / think you had better roost," was
the reply. Nov, if We consider that this
moor fellow was all eontorted with rheuma.
ism, the doctor would have done much
better by prescribing bottle Of Salvation
Oil which would have relieved his patient
AZ once. Price 25 cents Q bottle.
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ON THE OHIO.
An Epitoms Of News Concerning the Boats

and Boatmsns
CrscISyGTI, June l6.-River II feet 7
inches and falling. Wssther cloady and
cool.
CAIRO, June l6.-River I6 feet 8 inches
and rising. Weather raining. Tempers-
ture IA.
PIrrsBUsG, Pa, June l6.-River2 feet.
5 inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
threatening.
LOUISVILLE. KY., Jane I6-Riyer sta.
tiopary with I feet, 8 inches IN the canal
and 5 feet s inches on the falls.
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HORsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE

For Nervousness, Indigsstion, Etc.
Send to the Runford Chemical works.
ProyideEes. r. /, for pamphlet. Mailed
tree.
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,,o-.Todians surrender.

WISS1PEG, June ia dispatch from
Cbippewayan Mission, Portage Beaver
river June 18th, says; The ChipPewsysus
have surrendered. being induced to do so Oy
Father LegoE. 1t nov appears some OF
them were in the 6ght at Frenchuen 8
Rutta. A board Of inquiry is investigating
their case to day. The guilty odes will be
ssnt TO BattlefOrd.
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Resigned.

TEsRE HArTE, IxD., June ls.-W. W.
Carter. Collector Of Internal Revenue Tor
The Seventh Indiana district, has resigned.
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The General walked to his room on the
same leyel as the piazza and there be sank
into chair with pillows beneath and be-
hind him. Perspirstion was standing on
bis face and the strain of the journey gave
way to'reaction Of extreme weakness. he
lay back with closed eyes and the nurse
famed his face Dr.. Douglas was anxious
70 examine and cleanse the Generals throst
he found that considerable irritation had
been caused By 6ne black dasl, Ehich
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26
Monmouth Park Races.

New YORK, Aug. 25.-There was a
heavy rain at Monmouth Park to-day, max
ing the track long black ribbon of mud.
The attendance was light.
First Race-Free handicap, one mile;
Herbert Won by two lengths, France B sec
Ond. Duplex third. Time, 1:4915
Second Race-Handicap sweepstakes, one
and one-Quarter miles; Tornado won by
six lengths, Elmer second, Sam Brown
third. Time, 2:15.
Third Race-Free handicap for two-year-
OldS, three-sixths of a mile; Brambleton
won by three lengths, Strategy second,
Waitawhile third. Time, 1:1S9l.
QFOurth Race-Handicap for three-year-
Olds, one mile and a furlong; Saltpetre
won by three lengths, Unrest second, Lenox
third. Time, 2:02.
Fifth Race-Handicap, one and three
fourths miles; Louisette won by three
lengths, Barnum second, Bob Miles third.
Time, 3:111{.
Sixth Race-FOr three-year-olds and up
wards, the winner to be sold for 50, 600,
three-fourths of a mile; Lizzie May won by
two lengths, Audacity second, Lady Send
third. Time, 1920
Seventh Race-Handicap steeplechase,
the short course; Rory O'Moore won by two
lengths, Puritan second, Ecuador third.
Time, 3:19.