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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28
WHERE 1NrHE WORLD ARE THEYi
Less Than Dozen Poor Lost Republican
Sheep Wander into Parkersburg.
crseioJ Teyerr0Ja In fbs Re1iSer

Less Than a Dozen Poor Lost Republican
Sheep Wander into Parkersburg.
Special Telegram TO The Register.
PARKERsBURG,J July 27.-It is now almost
good bedtime and after securing the hotels
and other places where few stray Repub-
licans might be putting up, / have failed
to find single arrival to attend the great
Republican conference with the Republic
can Central Committee as an annex. aFhis
looks ominous, but later the outlook may
pan out better. The arrivaW which the
faithful here expected to see upon the Chic
River train, which the Mteligencer said left
Wheeling this morning, did not show up,
much to the disappointment of some OF
the local braves, who are not altogether
sanguine of the outcome of the meeting.
The non-arrival of the Wheeling delega-
ton on the noon train was the cause OF
some unsympathetic remarks from the OPP
posite political persuasion, and 1t was sug-
gested that perhaps they had pointers the
crowd was yet slim and so determined to
stop off at way station until there was
more company. The real cause probably
of the delay is the waShouts on the B. 4
O. and the Ohio River roads. All trains
are late tonight. When they arrive it Is
hoped they will bring their quotls.
1t is surmised the newspaper let
tiers and exposes that have recently
been published in the REGISTER have acted
as refrigerators, cooling the zeal Of the
boys, as it were, and taken all heart out
many who may originally have expected
to take part in the trolic
Later the Ohio River train arrived and a
struggling delegation of less than a dozen
put in an appearance, who are much as
tonished to lind there is ample hotel ac-
commodations for all arrivals up to this
h,uT
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Had HEARD OF HIM.
,rn-burr Merchants Not Taken In-Nat-
urai Gas-Notes.

d -
urai JsaS-Notes.
rE.lum o. h- Register.
IWrrIsBuRa. W. VA, July 27.-The
hn,u'S Ferry sharp mentioned in this
l.mu,s REGISTER Was up here to-day
n., ,u hcst some Of our merchants. lie
t. 10 au Hugh Earth, W. 5. Abrams,
IhiI VI. Rodgers, hut they had all read
\ h.m auI were not swiudled, but he
.4.,J To -i,ip the town.
a.. u,ts. LAYERS of the Royal Gas Com
h.. vii, >,on reach WcllSbuTg and make
,n.r.uu, with the Wcllsburg company.
W.--utrs Is cooking forward 10 IN oll
om .u the near future.
Th. 1,glng of gaS well on the Lewis
|br,a B., h,iu. pushed forward rapidly with
I..r-.
4 .r,.,; amount uf land is being bought
b l'.r.ky county by SpeculatOrS.
Ih~rr is . likelihood that the Bethany
slon will sam he tapped.
, yuuna man named O'DOnell, of Bril-.
+ l.nt. o.. while putting mp 4 swing on
gluU,y ll~, fell "a distance OF 40 feet and
L.. >,nn SITTER from his injuries.
U,t Ihynhrod. living in the neighbor-
! |ood Of Independence, Pa, was bitten by
Auppr.hrd snake short time ago, and
n ta. n.. ot % cough medicine treatment
i noN uut oi danger
90. PRESBYTERIAN Sunday School has
lfar'rrrI the Ahucr O'Neal tor tomorrow,
D,uu,r, them to Browns Island, where
hD wIi hulG their annual picnic.
DJound HiU he broken this week at
lIgarl.lr l,.r the new bottle works.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28
BEL.I.AIRE.

DR.. II. F. Heath is in Jefferson county
on business.
Another gUcery is to be started in the
Second ward
Work has stopped for some reason on the
new creek bridge.
Col. G. l.. PoOrman il out in the district
doing some telling work.
The German church will have its inte-
rior painted and frcscoed.
Several of our people who went TO Mil
waukee have returned home.
There are eighteen families at the Burr's
Mills camp grounds at preset.
The Buckeye Building Association will
sell money at its next meeting.
TheO. V. Foundry, besides its brick
warehouse, is erecting frame addition.
The B. q o. will not allow the natural
gas company TO lay pipe under its tracks.
Misses Nellie and Laura Frew, Of Wheel
ing, are the guests of Miss Emma Land
ferd.
James T. Kelly, of the First National
Bank, has returned from \ fishing trip on
the Potomac,
The friends in this city of Rev. +. Hen
ders0n, of Martins Ferry, donated that
gentleman purse yesterday.
All the flint houses Of this city arc pre-
pairing 10 start up The workmen received
a dispatch yesterday TO return 10 work at
the terms agreed upon q year ago. This Is
welcome news TO our people, as II insures a
season of prosperity for Bellaire. IL is
pretty certain that there will be no trou-
ble about wages in the window houses, and
that these industries will resume In full In
September, Now, IL we.were sure the mill
will not lay idle very long, We would be
completely ut rest. But we have cause TO
be thankful that the outlook is rs good ~
il is
Two boys named Givens and another
chap BY the name Of Golfer are confined in
the lookup for breaking into the stores OF
Geo. H. Muth and Davis Il Archer, on
Union street, on last Sunday night The
chaps had lot of tobacco and cigars In
their possession, which led 10 their detec-
ton. They admitted after they were ar
rested that they broke into the postofiioe
at Quincy, last week II is supposed that
they are the chaps who robbed X. 4 D.
freight car few days ago, The Mayor i
undecided what TO do with the boys, ~
they are not over II years old. 1.-THE par
ties who have been robbed appear against
the young prisoners they win likely so 10
the Reform Farm.
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THE NEW CABINET.
LORD SALISBURY HAVING A GREAT DEAL
OF TROUBLE
In The Formation Of New Government Seed hen
Refuse TO Serve Him in Irsland-A Cosfss-
snce al the Carlton Club -Tkeaisna Re
volt Of The UlSertsS

LONDON, July 27.-The calling together
of the prominent members Of = successful,
party in t',e midst Of cabinet making is al
most phenomensl, and it isibelieved that
the conyening of the Tory leaders at the
Carlton Club to-day is due to the fact that
Lori Salisbury has received hint that
the Ulster Tories viii oppose any reform in
the local government Of Ireland. This be-
ing the case, il was necessary for Lord Sal
isbury to quell he incipient mutiny by ex-
planning the liEits Of his party thereto.
The Marquis of Salisbury, Lord Ran
dolph Churchill and Sir Michael Avion-
Beach had a conference this afternoon. IL
is reported that Lord Salisbury is having
great difficulty in the work Of filling the
post of Chief Secretary for Ireland, no
suitable man desiring 10 take the Office
under the new government
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

Good rains have relieved sufferers from
drouth throughout the State Of Wisconsin.
Lawrence Flynn, q railroader, from Pitts
burg, was killed while switching cars at
Troy, D.
The mystery surrounding the horrible
murder ofpoor Mamie Holweger, ut Frank
lin, o., remains unsolved.
By a Cleveland druggists blunder in
giving arsenic instead Of sugar Of milk, q
mother is dead and three children not ex-
pected to recover.
Mrs. Kate Chase, daughter Of Salmon z.
Chase, is in Washington TO arrange for the
removal of the remains of the Chief Justice
to Cincinnati.
At the Cleveland, o., races yesterday
Judge Lynch, Lucy Frye, Bonnie McGreg-
or and Madam Marantel's team, Major
Banks and Evergreen, were the winners.
According to the Notifications bill for
seacoast defenses, passed by the House and
amended by Senate committee, six million
dollars will be made available in six years
for heavy guns, ranging in caliber from six
to sixteen inches.
A dispatch from st. Johns, \. F., states
that there is dire distress from want of
food among the fishermen OF Labrador
Out Of two hundred persons in Astoria a
hundred have died There is great suffer
ing and mortality in other places, includ
ing the northern coast of Newfoundland.
A battle occurred between two gangs Of
Italian and Hungarian laborers, number
ing four hundred, on the Pennsylvania
and Schuylkill Valley railroad. The Ital-
ians were strikers and the Hungarians re-
fused to join them. The latter were driven
to the woods and worked stopped, after a
number had been badly injured.
Governor Foraker has issued n quann-
tine proclamation forbidding the importa-
ton into Ohio, between the lst day Of May
and the lst day of November of each year
of all cattle which have been wintered south
of the States of Missouri and Kansas, ex-
cept undee such rules and regulations rs
may be prescribed by the Board of Live
Stock Commissioners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28
TERRIBLE DEPRAvITY.
Damaging Charges Against . Former
Martins Ferry Man aud His Wife.

Damaging Charges Against foraer
Martins Ferry Man and His wife.
CINCINNATI, o., July T.--An Akron,
o., special To the Enquirer, says: The
most horrible case OF human dcpnyity
that has ever come To light In this part Of
the world was made known here to-day.
The iiends in the damnablc work are sam
uel CULLEN ard his wife Anna, who came
here about two weeks ago from Mar
tins Ferry. Several weeks ago Liz
zie Quillen. agsd fourteen, the daughter OF
the above named, was married To 1. Brcck-
enridge, and now resides with her husband.
She to-day appeared before Justice and
complained that her father repeatedly
visited her and attempted 10 out
rage her, and made affidavit that
he had ravished both herself and her
thirteen -year-old sister, several times re
peating the act. The county authorities nj
once took hold Of the matter, and on an in
yestigation il was shown that both the
father and the mother made u practice OF
selling the persons Of their two small
daughters Quillen aed aud cannot bc
found, but Mrs. Quillen was arrested ana
il now in Jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28
NOT HOLY WATFB
But SuIphuric Acid WIih which Fright
ened Woman SpFinkled Herself.

but Sulphuric Acid with which Fright
ened Woman SpFinkIed Herself.
PITTsBURG, July 27.-Mrs. John PrIll,
of South Twenty eighth street, made a
mistake yesterday which may cost her her
eve sight and diSfgure her face for life
She became greatly frightened when the
terrible storm which ran over this section
broke i'm its fury, and she ran up TO her
he'd chamber for q vase of holy water with
which 10 sprinkle herself, in the hope that
in that way she might ward OFF impending
danger. In the excitement Of the moment
and the semi-darkness OF the F0Gm sne
missed the bottle in which the water was
kent and seized one I'll ed with Sulphurlc
acid. Mrs. Prill was nervous, and she
was NOT sBaying with the terrible huld,
but dashed il in hes tace and over her nelo
In considerable quantity. Tho first lntl-
nation she had of her mistake, was the
terrible paia which the acid inflicted.
She cried cut almost instantly
in her anguish and the
neighbors hearing her cries San
into 70 see what the matter WAS. lhey
fonnd the lady lying on the hoor almost
crozed with pain. Great red blOtches had
sirsady appeared on her lace anu hech. >.
II Was seIne time before the situation was
understood, bHt saep 1t was everything
possible was done 70 ssOg fks work OF the
destoying agent. The physieiahs SfG at
tended Mrs. Pri.l say that she will in ali
probability lose her eye-Sight and that her
Iacs nay be disfgured. The acid had
eaten into the Assh before Its course was
STAYED.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28
TIE posroFPICE SCANDAL.
Fresh Evidence Against Chief Bolton-Roi
ert LINCOLN Signs Stuart's Bond.

Fresh Evidence Against Chief Bolton-Rob-
ert Lincoln Signs Stuarts Bond.
CHICAGO, July 27.-Col. W. II. BOlten,
charged with embezzlcment while in
charge of the secOnd-class mail department
ofthe Chicago postoffice, and who was re-
leased on bail last night, did not appear
at the Government building this
morning. The Office was placed in the
temporary charge of 4. s. Reynolds, the
second weigher, Assistant Postmaster
Sduires said that Bottoms place was va
Gated by the arrest and that he would not
be allowed to come back to the Office until
the charges against him were disproyen,
when it will rest with Mr.. Judd whether
he shall be allowed TO resume his old du-
ties. No official notice of dismissal was
served on him this morning, but one will
prohably be before long.
Inspectors Kidder and Barrett are working
on the case this morning, looking up news
paper receipts and procuring fresh evidence
of all the alleged defillcation. They will
move for an increase in the amount OF bond
and probably for new sureties to-day or to
morrow. Robert T. Lincoln appeared be
for Commissioner IIoync this morning and
signed the bond Of Weigher Stuart in the
sum Of 5000. A Deputy Marshal was
Immediately dispatched tOthe Jail to bring
the prisoner to the Federal building. Mr..
Lincoln said he was very much surprised
that Stuart had not sent for him yester-
daY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28
MARTINS FERRY.

The Republican primaries will lie held
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Nicholas Copp, of Brilliant, WAS Ia
the city yesterday.
The michael Angelo" fishing club are
in camp near Deep run.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard o. Bernie leave in
few days for trip through thu West, 10
be gone several weeks.
John Reagan fell from the roof Of
Sloan's carpenter shop, yesterday aftes-
noon, but fortunately did not hurt hio-'
self.
George ROmick, Esq, and Mr.. Adam
Fanpel, Of Bellaic, the latter Democratic
candidate for Sheriff, werc In the city
driving clinch nails in Mr. Faupeps fence.
d. Baird, one Of the proprietors and
manager Of the Old Dominion Iron Works,
Richmond. Va, Is In the city looking aieer'
The most improved plan for making stccl
for nail plate, and to arrange for my o.
kcKim's self-feedcrs.
There IL n good joke told on . nie1nl,er o.
the excursion party which went down 70
Powhstan Saturday night. Tbs Original
narration purports that the gcntlemsn ~
-.
question held torch for blind mnsicisa
for two hours, and the blind man Ind no
music fork either. ~
Faster Brandt Is having very tough lselr
with his sculI boat Tho other day, vhiIol
IL was sitting In the hack yard ON its trsq-
ties, an apple tell from tree and pene-
trated the bottom Of It. Yesterday =
''bumble" bee stung IL, making q bo)e
which IL took two old fruit cans ssd ~
yard Of oil cloth tO cover. A5f Ns 80
Mr.. Lou Hanke Is laid mp with . vesy.
severe son hand. A few days ago - van
taking fsb-hook from the mouth oftl
mud dog, " kind Of animal comiD0a o.;
the Ohio river, when the captive bif ~
finger, poisoning II 70 that II n now tsssfs,
bly, swollen, and inHamcd and rs9uireo.
tbs attention Of . surgeon. e
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AHorrible Murder at Lawrence.

LAWRENCE. MASS, July 27.-At eleven
O'Clock last night the police were informed
thar William +. 0COnnOr. living near l29
Essex street, had confessed TO numbering
his mistress, Mrs Hannah Conway. He
was found in bed and arrested Following
his directions the officers proceeded to the
woodshed, where they dug up the wOman's
body, The legs were cut off above the
knees. O'Connor appeared not to realize
the enormity Of his crime He said that on
Sunday he stripped the woman, pushed her
intothe shed apd n n-prdercd her With an axe.
QConnor is 6S years old, vas q soldier, Is q
member Of the Grand Army of the Repub'
lie, and has drawn State aid.
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NATURES HIGHWAY.

The Latest Happenings ~ lstssss4 - -
The steamer Venture left ~ Titti2G
yesterday afternoon. - -
The Benton McMiIiin js expeetsf \
Friday form Cincinnati. 1sF .. a
The Elaine viii be to-dsy's RsxkGsoG
packet, leaving at II a. m. "a II
The marks on the landing lsst. spcg
showed s feet 3 inches s,,d risisg, u
Capt. Joseph Alexssdee snA Nct
Bud McKininster arrived hosse y6n1l
leaving the steamer Nettis Qufn - -
vile. IN
Ths crew of the saspnes es0 -
passsd through the city yeslsetat tol1
mp their boat from NariettA Nf0Dl
has been laid up on account 6 -
water.
The steamer Nettie Qufll ss5ivs1 -
Louisville Win lasEe 0fDs bs1ny -
down To her guards Win fsfEht -
ING . good trip Of passnesrA - O.
thing worked fne.
The marks st otkeF piacee-f1
inches and riding; on City, . ine1
Stationary; BsUwnsviIle. 8 fntnn3 60.
ssy; Loek No. 4, 8 Seet, , inGhee ~ -
Moryantewn, 2 feet 8 inchO - O.
ary. ~ " ~
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Kansas CITY Gets a slice of Smiling Fortune.

With the boom in the general prosperity
of the city taken into consideration, our
city GOT more than her share of the Louis
lana State Lottery June Drawing yester-
day. No Is, JAS drew the capital prize OF
$50, coo. A lady in this city had fifth
ticket. Some one here was bound TO
get it for it has benn demonstrated that
money cannot get away from Kansas City.
This $50, 900 makes about $50, 600 drawn
by residents here since january i. Mrs.
Anna NJ. Gross is the lady possessor Of the
slip Of paper which by yesterdays turn q
the wheels entities her 70 $50. 600. She !:
q widow, aged about IS, and she has lived
here for about three years.-KaHsas ots
! IImes, June l6th,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-28
LIVELY TIMES AT PROCTOR.
A Fire on Sunday and Shooting Array on
Monday.

A Fire on Sunday and a Shooting Array ON
Monday.
On Sunday morning last a stack yard
belonging to James Neumann, located on
the hill just back of Proctor, W. Va, and
containing eight hundred sheaves of wheat
and quantity of oats, was destroyed by
fire. The owner suspicioned man named
Charles Smith, and on Monday morn
ing John Neumann, his son,
saw Smith passing the house
and accused him of the deed and abusing
his stock. Warm words followed and
Smith said: "'ll shoot you, whereupon
he drew revolver from his pocket and
blazed away at Neumann three times. Only
one of the shots took effect IN Neumann's
left wrist, breaking bone in its course.
Smith had not been arrested at last ac-
count, but the prospects are that he will
be soon, rs Prosecuting Attorney Wiley,
of New Martinsville, has been notified.
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Mp Forfeiturc Biu Passed.

WASHINGTON, July 27,-The House re-
sumed consideration of the Northern Pa
cific Land Forfeiture bill. Mr.. POgsOn, OF
Illinois concluded his speech in support of
the House substitute, and then the pre-
viOuS question was ordered, yeas
1S5, nays 81. The question then recurred
upon the House substitute for the Senate
bill, and it was agreed to, yeas ia, nays 10.
The Senate bill, as thus amended, was
passed, yeas 1s5, nays AZ, and request
for a conference was made.
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Excitement in Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity of Paris, Texas, by the remarka-
BILE recovery of Mr.. J. T. Corley, who Was
so helpless he could not turn in bed, or
raise his head; everybody said he was
diving Of consumption. A trial bottle of
DIR. Kings New Discovery was sent him.
Finding relief, he bought large bOttleand
box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. By
the time he had taken two boxes Of Pills
and two bottles Of the Discovery he was
we'll and had gained in flesh thirty=siK
pounds.
Trial bottles Of this Great Discovery foE
Consumption free at Logan 4 Co.'S
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The Cutting Case.

Ell PAso, Texas July H.-Consui
Brigham of Paso Del Norte, says that no
headway has been made in the examination
of the case against Editor Cutting now IN
progress under the supervision
of the Chief Justice of the State Of Chr
huahua, but by this he only means that no
conclusion has been reached and that Cut
ting is still in jail The case, however,
will soon be concluded.
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4 DEAD BABY IN A SACK
Found In Elk River Near Ciarksburg-Its
Mother COnfesseS.

Found I'm Elk River Near CiarkSburg-hs
Mother ConfesseS.
Special T,{eqrum to he Register.
CLARKsBURG, W. Va, July 2T.-Con-
siderable excitement occurred on Monticel-
10 Bridge over Elk near this city. Acrowbar
was dropped into the stream below. Frank
Shuttleworth, while searching for the
crowbar, accidentally discovered n mill
sack which contained white male child,
supposed to be about two days old. Cor
oner Tnsman is holding an inquest, the
result of which will not be known until
tomorrow. The superstition is That there
has been foul play and that some one is re
spOnsible for the horrible crime.
IATER.-A Miss Menear, formerly OF
Marion county, living near Monticello
Bridge, admits the child to be hers. She
claims it was still-bOrn, but the doctor at
tending her says it WAS born alive. The
authorities are searching 10 ascertain who
threw it in the creek.
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Horrible story From Georgia.

SAVANNAH, Ga, July PA horrible
report from the lower end of Tatnall
county has Just reached the city: A
negro woman engaged to prepare dim
ner for o eolor0d picnic, mur-
dered young child which had been
leA in her charge, cooked half the remains
and served it TO the people. The other
half of the remains were found salted down
in barrel. The negroes became perfectly
frenzied on making the discovery, and
seized the woman aad burned her 1t the
stake. The report appears to be authentic.
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\ CRANKY MAYOR
Resigns Because Council VIII Not Sustain
His VetOcs.


ERIE, PA, July 27.-The Council of
this city hast night held one of the storm
lest sessions ever knoWn in the history of
the ciUy. The Mayor had vetoed many
bills which it Is alleged would have prac-
tically given away rights Of immense i'm
portancc to the city. He was present at
the meeting. In the midst of dispute
over a veto regarding the appointment Of
the street superintendent the Mayor, per-
ceiving that his veto would not be sus-
tained, handed in his resignation to take
effect at once. 1t W Is accepted and ballot
ing for successor resulted in the choice of
Mr.. Wisener, Chairman of the Democratic
Central Committee. There was great eX=
citcment during the proceedings,
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WHEELING W. VA, WEDNESDAY MORNINGS Judy 28 1885,

Mt Paso Del Norte were in his opinion ex-
aggerated Irresponsible persons ne tnougn.
were endeavoring to make trouble. Az
the War Department it is learned no aa-
Gftional troops have been ordered to the
Mexican frontier and no apprehension OF
trouble is entertained. The matter was
the subject of discussion at the Cabinet
meeting to-day.
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still Living.

Sps..iGl TaegnIH' 70 ne Register,
PABKEgSBrRG, W. Va, July 2.-The
burglar who was 50 BADLY wounded in the
attempt to burglarize Mrs starkey's resi-
denee at Long Bottom, is still alive. II Is
reported to-day that he will get well II
modification does not set in. 1t VIII be n
long time before burglars again select the
neryy old lady for victim.
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