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The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-24

Frank Mahoney, who was arrested by
esquire Martin of Sheriff Hsintzo's force,
to answer to Miss Mary Fullens suit for
breach of promise, consented to marry the
girl. She was willing, and Justice Aldridge
performed the ceremony.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-24

The Oaklands met the Acmes at Oakland
Park yesterday afternoon, despite the mis-
cradle condition of the grounds. The
game, as the score below shows, was very
poor, not an earned run being made by
either side. The Oaklands went to the
bat first and retired with score of four
runs in the first inning. The AGNES went
in and made two runs, but surprised the
home team by following up with seven
more runs in the second inning. The
game was not characterized by any bril-
liant playing, and errors were made fast
and furious. The players were up to their
ankles in mud, and ran with difficulty.
Following is the score by innings
Sc0Rw nv rNrNyrn-oS
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-24
Marshall McDougall's Successor.

WASHINGTON, May 2S.-The President
this afternoon appointed Walter q. Brown
to be Marshal for the Northern District of
New York.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-24

An unknown man was struck by train
on the Pennsylvania Railroad at East
Newark and instantly killed. His body
was removed to Spears morgue.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-24

Mr.. McCarter-aave the moths got into your
carpets yet? Why, my dear friend, there Is SO
much dirt in my parlor carpet that beating won't
getting 1t cleaned, but shall have to send it to
Stewards Carpet cleaning establishment corner Of
Erie and Fifth Streets - =
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-24
Basket Parry nd Union TInII.
KiiIed on Ihn Ran.

Excelsior Lodge No. 1O4 held basket
party at Union Hall last night. 1t was well
attended.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-24

Why purchase new carpets, when you can get
your old one cleaned and renovated so that it Will
Erie and Fifth streets, and have them examine your
old one before purchasing N
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-24

Angelina-Dont trust Nellie, she is deceiyer !:
she let me admire her new carpet. found out ii
was dirty one thet was cleaned at Stewards fac
tory, corner Of Erie and Fifth streets.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-24
AMONG THE CHURCHES.

Mrs. Baldwin. of Newark Superintendent of the
Temperance Bands of Hope Schools OF New Jersey.
will deliver an interesting public address 10 NOR
row afternoon, at $3.50, in the North Baptist church.
AWrepAration service for the Lords Supper was
held Friday evening, in the First German Evangel-
ical church, on Monmouth street.
I Tee Westminster church and Van Houton Post.
will give joint entertainment, at which Will
Carlton will read and Mime. Lasar will sing.
The Literary Society Of st. Johns church. will
resume their regular meetings in the Fall.
A choir is being organized by organist Embury.
Of Grace P. L. church.
concert was given in Grace NJ. E. church. last
Tuesday evening. H
The ladies Of Hedding NJ. e. church are to have
astrawberry Festival, t. be held in the parlors of
the church, on Thursday evening, June 4th and
are sparing no pains to make it q success Ad-
mission twenty-five cents to include refreshments.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-24

Earned runs Oakland o. Acme 0. Base on err
rors-Acmc Oakland -. Base hits-Acme H.
Oakland 10. Left on bases-Acme g. Oakland 4.
Struck out-Acme 2, Oakland 6. Time of game
hour 40 minutes. Umpre-John Hopkins.
The Oaklands will play the AGNES a re-
turn game next Tuesday l.t
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-24

u OulIds U = aIeuI5 III DC tH6 tuDIeCt OF the
discourse, BY the pastor of Hedding church. this
evening. si+sts .l..r,f ~ - 81 Ssn
The subject OF the Rev. Harcourt'a discourse in
Grace M. Il. church this evening" viii be the Life
and Death of Ex-Secretary Frslinghuysen."
Thanksgiving services will bs held in the Central
Avenue Reformed church this morning and even
ing. in recognition of the extinguishment OF tho
church debt. .s-t n e
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-24
10000

UNTRIMMED HATS of every shape and
color. A larger stock to select from than
n other stores in the city combined can
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-24

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
THE TELEPHONE SUIT.


Arguments Heard on the Application to
the United States to Bring Suit Against
the BELL Telephone Company.
WASHINGTON, October 3l.-A large num-
Der Of patent attorneys and other persons
interested in the telephone cases we're in
attendance at tie Interior Department to-
day to hear the beginning Of the srgu-
ments on the application of the Pan Elec-
trio, the Globe and Washington Telephone
Companies to have the United States begin
suit 10 cancel the Bell patent. Mr..
Montgomery, the Assistant Attorney Gen.
eral, had:declined to take any part in the
proceedings owing to his personal rela-
tions to one Of the parties. so the
nearing was conducted by Secretary
Lamar, Commissioner Of Patents Mont
gomery and Assistant Secretary jerks.
Mr.. Alex. Graham Bell sat beside his coun-
sci, Mr.. Storrow, Of Boston. The Pan
Electric Company was represented BY ca.
sey Young, r. G. Morgan, Of Memphis,
and others. General Bradley T. johnson
represented the Washington Telephone
Company, and Messrs. Humphreys L Shep-
hard represented the Globe Company.
Quite discussion took place as to the
scope Of the investigation and the legal
points that must be discussed. Secretary
lamar finally said that he had no power
over the patent Office Of the question at
issue in his opinion was simply whether be
should advise the Attorney General to
bring suit to cancel the Bell patent or Get
it aside. That was q matter he should
like to hear argued. The attorneys were
present as friends Of the defendant to as,
sist in reaching a conclusion. Without
reference to litigation in other courts be
regarded it as advisable in the public in
teres,s to postpone the hearing Of argu.
ments until Monday, November 9Th.
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pended upon under al circumstances 10
the future, should il be in my power to
render them any assistance, l hope they
will not hesitate to call upon ne for what
ever aid it may be in my power to give.
Mr.. Atkinson here said be noticed the
incoming postmaster Was present. ana 10
hin he desired to say, as a citizen OF the
community, that he believed he would do
all in his power to carry on the postal ser
vice on the high plane upon which his pre-
decessor had placed it. =,
Responding to this, Mr.. Simpson raid
he was very happy to meet the assembled
gentleman on so pleasant an occasion. II
he could leave the Office, at the expiration
Of his term, with as good record as Col.
Sterling, he would be well pleased. To
his subordinates, he said be intended to go
slow, and he hoped they would obey the
orders given them BY Col. Sterling until
further orders.
Altogether the occasion was happy
one, and one greatly enjoyed By the gentle
men present =,
At ten o'clock p. m after the work at
the Office bad closed for the night, all the
employes were invited to Col. Sterling 9
residence, where Mrs. Sterling rendered
them delightful reception in which re-
freshments were an important part.
tits proper to add that there.is the best
of feeling existing between the outgoing
and the incoming Postmaster. Mr.. Slmp'
son was invited to Mr.. Sterling residence
and seemed to enjoy the situation and sur
roundings no little.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
THE UTAH COMMISSION.
Workings of the Laws for the Suppression
of PolygRmY.

Workings of the Laws for the Suppression
of Polygamy.
WASHINGTON, October 3l.-Tbe Utah
Commission, through its chairman, Alex
ander Ramsey, has submitted to the Secre,
tary OF the Interior their annual report
upon the transactions and proceedings Of
the Commissioners since November, 1884,
the date Of their last report. The report
states that the usual annual revision Of
registrations lists was made and the names
of all polygauists were stricken off
The point has been surely reached where
no person living in polygamy eau vote or
hold any Office. Notwithstanding this.
nearly all Of the officers chosen at the last
election were Mormons, who. although
they do not actually line in polygamy sub
scribe to the decline OF plural unions. The
commissioners say there have been but
few polygams Gus marriages during the past
year, but that this arises from the enforce.
ment Of the present law and not from any
change of sentiment en- the part Of the
Mormons Should any weakness be
shown in enforcing the law, the report
states, that polygamous marriages would be
as frequent as ever. The course Of certain
polygsmists in declaring their intention of
obeyipg the law in future has aroused the
wrath OF the church. This gives evidence
of internal dissenSion and is an encoursg.
ing sign The commission urges that no
step backward be taken in legislation as
it would give great aid to the church in
crushing out this growing spirit Of opposi-
ton. The report pays high tribute 10 the
zeal Of the present officers OF the United
States Court and says that within two years
eighty three indictm ents have been found
for polygsuy aud twentytbree couvic'
tons, while forty three cases yet
wait trial. The appointment Of
an additional Judge ia strongly recon-
mended as it is hl.o an increase in the pay
OF the courts officers. The commission
recommends that ali persons who attempt
O settlement or location upon suy lands Of
the United States be. compiled to take
oath before the proper su,horiries that they
do not practice polygamy and that the
laws with reference 10 the i'm migration OF
contract labor and Chinese be go amend.
ed as 10 prohibit the immigration OF any
persons who claim that their religion
teaches and justifes polygamy. 1t is
claimed that this would shut of the sour g
OF supply OF the Mormon Church.
DEBT DECREASE.
The estimated decrease Of the public
debt for October, ID $500, geo.
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OVER The WATER.
The State of Irish Politics In Lon
DOMAIN Irish Club.

LONDON, October 81 The Home Rue
party has already held one-halt Of its coun
ty conventions in Ireland. In every one
OF these Mr.. Parnell's dominance was not
even contested. The result OF these con-
ventions has, therefore, that tbirty'four
Parnellits candidates for Parliamentary
sea.es have been nominated to receive the
Home Rule vote, and in every case the
nomination was made without g single
division. Twenty Of these nominees sre
new men, who have never been memberso
the House Of Commons.
In England the Irish cause is beginning
to attract a great deal Of respectful a,teu-
ZION from persons who, not long ago. utter
" ignored it.as unworthy of consideration.
Prominent Irishmen in London have com.
biued 10 establish in the metropolis an
Irish clab, on a basis equally sound and
respectable with that enjoyed By the best
of the other great political clubs. This
enter prise has already made considerable
advance. Suitable premises near the par
lament buildings and business centres
have already been secured, but a great
number Of solid subscribers mus: yet be
obtained before the Irish club can be as
sured Of permanent success.
THE EASTERN DIFFICULTY.
The Kingdom OF Greece has been obliged
By recent events to carry economy to The
point of largely reducing the number o.
officials employed on the Safe stat and
is now medi,ating on the eIpediency Of re-
ducing ell State salaries FIVE per cent. and
Of deductiDg Q similar amount from al
payments due from the public treasury.
The reduction 10 be maintained during the
mobilization Of the army.
The ST Petersburg slsv committee have
sent 8, 900 winter oyercoats to the Bulgar-
ian troops engaged in the p-esett uprising
against Turkey.
The prevailing opinion among European
Statesmen 10 that the conference of the
powers convened ct Copstsntinople at the
Porte's request to decide upon the best
mode Of adjusting the Balkan trouble IL
tina, the conference will end in complete
failure. This is deemed ineIpedient be-
cause Of the nature Of the division among the
parties toths conference. Englsnd France
and Italy will, it is thought, stand firmly
together in favor Of standing By the &C.
c6uplished fact OF the union Of Bulgarian
and Eastern RoumtEs under Prince Alex
snder, while Russia, Germany and Austria
will insist on the restoration Of the status
quo ante. When the Snl,an 61t called
the conference thges empires loudly de.
Glazed their intention OF insisting upon the
restoration Of status quo ante, bot sncs
England, France ard Italy have
Joined hands On The question
the empires have changed theil
diplomatic utteFsBee and nos say they vii
insist upon he restoration Of the status quo
snte a. preliminary basis for argument
that 10 they will no, discuss the question q
! the conference unless the condition e4ist
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ALMOST A RlOT.
4 Niles, o., Iron Firm Assigns Leaving
Men without Pay.

4 Niles, o., Iron Firm Assigns Leaving
Men without Pay.
CLEvELASD, October 3l.-A special
from Niles, O., says that George Summers,
ST., proprietor of the Russia sheet iron
mill at that place made an assignment this
afternoon for the benefit of his creditors
The assignment was precipitsted BY q
strike which was ordered BY the AmslGs.
ted Association because Summer would
not sccede to the demands of his work
men in certain branch Of
the mill. The principal creditors
are employees, of which there are two hun
dred. They were to have received their
months pay, which amounts to about
81. 100, to day. When it became known
that an assignment had been made, no
paw could be had. the men surrounded the
Office aud refused to let Summers leave 1t
The scene around the works at this hour ,
o'clock, was exciting. Men and women
were demanding money or bread for their
little ones and it would have required but
little urging to induce them to commit yio.
lence. The situation was warming and
the sheriff Of the county was advised 6y
telegraph. A later dispatch says, however,
that the crowd had dispersed and permit
ted Mr.. Summers to 90 home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
A Saloon Alteration.
S,eeial 20 the Suad1y RsQiSser.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, October 81
About 5 o'clock this afternoon an sItsrca.
ton took place n BlsckmOre's saloon, on
CspitOLstrset, in which Dave BlsckmOre'
one of the propr;etorS, shot and seriously
wounded John Littlspsge, horse dealer.
The ball passed through the left lung and
il is thought that the wounded man can
hardly recover. 1t is said two shots were
cred BY each party, and Blsckmore s
friends say he fired in Selfdefense. Black
more was placed under arrest, and at s
o'clock was undergoing preliminary
hearing. Gen. Watts. Il. P. Camden and
W. A. McCorkle appear for the defense.
The examination of Blsckmore before
SQUIRE Gates was continued for ten days,
and the defendant held in 81 900 bail for
his appearance. LiuleTs age has q large
md influential family connection, and the
.tfair is sincerely deplOred by the citizens
generally.
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ing in the Balkan States just previous to
therecent union of Rounehs With Bulgaria
is first agreed to as basis Of agreement.
This may be taken as
HIGH SOUNDING BAckDows.
1t amounts to simply this, Russis, Ger
many and Austria will decline to discuss
the situation upon the only basis accept.
able to England, France and Italy, while
these three powers will not discuss it on
the basis demanded by the empires. Hence,
if the conference adjourns. the whole ques-
ton will be RELOCATED to Turkey. which
tried to escape it by throwing it upon the
conference. Turkey viii not know
which way to turn, for if she
tries to depose Alexander and disunite
Bulgaria and Roumela she will be acting
contrary to the declared policy OF England
ana her two partners, while Il abe allows
the union to continue che will be opposing
the emperors of Russia aud her sister en-
pires, and if Turkey remains inactive no
foresight can discern the importance of the
outcome of the continuance Of Prince
AleIanders ascendency. The chances
are that Turkey unless drawn
by selfdefeuse to tight the
rebelious states will remain inactive and
allow the balkan mine to continue being
charged with political dynamite until
inevitable explosion rends Europe.
Dispatches from Coustantinople tonight,
state positively that Prime Minister Sahs-
bury has explicitly instructed the Epglish
representative at the Conference to insist
for England upon the continuance Of the
union of Bulgaria and RoOmelia.
The dispatches also state that the French
delegate has received identical instruc.
tons from his government with those sent
to the English delegate on all the main
points of The controversy, and that Russia
has ordered his delegates TO oppose the
Bulgarian union and to insist upon the
deposition Of Prince Alexander.
The latest sdvices from Constsntinople
aver that Turkey with the aid Of German
officers is doing her utmost to improve the
condition Of her army, and that German
officials are advising the Sultan in his
civil affairs.
DUKE OF LBERCoRS DEAD.
LONDON, October 81 James Hamilton,
Duke of Abercorp, died ct 10 o'clock this
evening.
BE vas Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland in
1866, 1868 aud 1874, ana 1876.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
A DIkBoLIcAL OUTRAGE.
The II human Crueliies Practicsd by Mex
lean Bandits.

The II human Crueliies Practicsd by Mex
lean Bandits.
CRY or Mexico, October 3l.-Recently
a most horrible outrage was committed in
Tabasco, the details OF which have horri-
riGed the Safe. Juan Vicente PGlavi-
chi was travelling with his wife and CHILD to
his Hacienda. On the way q bandit,
Msnnel Padron, came out on horseback
and tried TO carry off the wife Of Palavi-
chi. A fight took place between the two
men and Padron was killed. After the
former had left his family at the
Hacienda he returned toward the town Of
Tespa TO advise the authorities of what he
bad done. On his return he was captured
by brother of the dead bandit. assisted
BY three desperadoes, They took Pala-
vinciDi off his horse, and stripping Of his
stockings, Asyed the soles OF his feet and
then made walk with the raw fesh nearly 9
mile. They then cut of bis ears and wrists,
in which condition he was obliged to walk
some more. They then took out his eyes
and dashed him to make him run. Final
ly they dragged him at the head Of their
saddles and then tore him in two. The
perpetrators of the outrage escaped, bat q
feeling has sprung up that if they are
caught it is likely that they will suffer IN
the same manner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
DRY GOODS.
New York.


NEw York, October 3l.-Dry Goods
The market has been quiet in demand uith
the new business very light, but more do.
ing through deliveries on goods sold to AZ
rive. The imports Of foreign dry goods Tor
the week have been $l.967,s72 against
81, 625, 423 last week and Sl,5l9,s96 same
week last year. For the month OF October
the total import, have been $7.sG5. 1863.
impaired with Sc. 755. li6 the same month
last year. as against s335o.5l0 for the
same period in 1893 and q, 953,32l for
October, 1882. The total Of goods mar.
ke,ed during the month amount TO 81. 7s8..
O94, against &6.676.5ll for October last
year snd $S.424 ISL for the corresponding
month in 1888. For the ten months end.
ing here with the total i'm ports have been
SIS, 304, 227, compared with tl0i ,43s. 931
for the same period last year, against VI o..
O87.l4S Tor the corresponding time 10
1888. The goods thrown on the market
for the Ten months ending hsrssith amount
ss7,79s, 1873 or ne srly q. 000. 900 more than
the imports.
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the KANAWHA ON THE RAMPAGE.
The River Rising One Foot an Hour =
Great oss.


Special 10 tie Sunday REGISTER.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, October 3l.-The
Kansxha river commenced rising last
night and this morning the gauge at this
place marked ten feet and rising. During
the night fourteen bsrges broke from their
uooriDgs and in passing down the river
struck tows moored at tie several coal
landings along the river, sinking many
and starting others. 1t is estimated that
sixty-6ve barges either sank or grounded
between the Peerless minss and Lock Six.
Tie steamers succeeded in landing
many Of TIE boats but it is estimated that
the loss will reach $751; 900. The following
companies have lest bsrges filed with coal
varying from ten to twenty Peerless,
McFarlsne, Pioneer and others. River
Is feet and stationary. The sinking of
the barges will greatly impede navigation.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
CHARLESTON, October 3l.-This morn
lug about 3 o'clock, the Kanawha river
began rising very rapidly. With the rise
about fifty barges loaded with coal, owned
by various colieries soove the city, were
swept away A large feet Of
loaded barges lying along the bank
of the river here shared the
same fate. About half million bushels
OF coal is lost. Many bsrges lie at the
bottom of the river. At this hour it is
difficult to tell the actual loss as q number
Of places up the river among the eolHeries
have not been heard from. The destruc-
ton of properly is near Sl5O,OOO. The
river is thirteen feet and rising foot an
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
Never Give Up.

If you are suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, general de-
biity, disordered blood, weak constitution,
headache, or any disease Of 9 bilious nature,
BY all means procure bottle Of Electric
Bitters. You will be surprised to see the
rapid improvement that viii follow; You viii
be inspired with new life; strength and &c.
tiVity viii return; pain and misery viii
cease, and heneeiorth you will rejoice in the
praise Of Electric Biuers- Sold at fifty
cents Q bottle By Logan & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
Backbone Of the Strike Broken.

PITTsBURG, October 3l.-0ficer Nc
Lure, of coal and IRON police, arrived here
to-day having made q tour Of the river
coal mines. He says the backbone OF the
strike is broken and predicts g general re-
sumption within q week or ten days.
Twelve pits in the fourth pool and four in
the third pool are ir operation at the re-
duced rate. The miners, however, an
uounce that they have no intention Of Civ
ing up the ship and that the strike Is Just
a. firm as it was in the beginning. They
are fully as confident of success as Mcclure
is Of their returning TO work at the old
price.