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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-28
PERISHED IN THE SNOW.
whole Family Freezes to Death IN
Wayne County.


A whole Family Freezes 10 beAth III
Wayne County.
Special 70 ~ R,gi5is'.
CEEEno, W. VA, January 2T.--Ihe pro,
tracted cold weather and consequent in.
terrupliou 10 the regular transportation OF
the mails 10 and from interior postolhces il
this couaty. has Tor several weeks almost
completely closed all communication from
remote points. From thoroughly relja
bls source the facts recitiug a case OF tsr
role suffering, resuluug il death to three
persons By freezing, has Just reached here
In section Of sparsely settled country
IA the southwestern plrt OF the coan'y.
Known as Napier Ridge, in extreme POy
-.r lived 8 woman pAmei lsAacs
--~ her Two illegitimgtc children
y.luvy,ag Gu open cabIu ia ths
V,ais The asrce bli.zard which reached
fhis latitude on the evening OF 'Ee D
lust found this destitute household lily
cyea,rei tor even ordinary c5.d weltae".
On tbs morning OF tn 9-h--,'aturdaY--
which will b. remembered for IT'S severity.
ii, re in The rude ,-&lu being almost oGi,
and nc wood uear. the lGi0:tcn%'e woman
ulacal her t~o children va u bed uuGer the
scan, covering Erl got out - p-O2u7@ tut
Re.urnius aud h.u GeE. th' GouIn sH-
.ark down exhausted her :A'GrS hap
rrrrd 10 come that way, au'in,pNGeg The
rasrIfy Cf the extreme dss'itulrn ut tn
.aa,.iy hud picked Up The 5snumesd cody
suG carried it to the house, but too late i'r
.um,.u az She Hcy-- revived. 40 Ata
r, rJa terrible ale ut s'.,ter,"y 'h. 0"u
children iuung iLs la..G. OF me mg.H.-
bad troseu % death. ths,c dead nvu.s' D
iuy togEi ia tie bed cold aal s.'i
Another case Of eNc9me srfrr1nF. bar
fwsly all. il reported tram rsar Nayae
g. Il Ga the Gay mentioned ag0va Sat
l-iay) ismily named NcC.oui Gsiag 90
tb- ess' side Of Twelve Pile river, Tsr.
..naga 10 10 IN yztrems poverty aaa - ba
occupying shauty without even H1oE
r.uap' tue bare earth. Senator : Il. Bar
-s,gs 3wiry the circumstances yIsiteG
them and scuEd that they were then suffer
iuy aud in danger Of freeing. there being
3 lsrse family OF several children. He
hastily returned 10 town, aud visiting .he
stores, bed clothes were contributed viii
Hcgly The special term Of court ther
being in session, the car and citizens pres
eut being apprisei OF the condition Of The
sut-riug family made up handsome
purse for their rehet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-28
Rsi!rtig.FOHT.

The case Of Harrhll v5 Dakin whrc!
Was 10 have been tried before Msyor Junk
ins yesterday, las been satted by the lat
ter peying the pjainrjH 80 CO. including
The COS: Of the salt The affair hss proved
quite serious, and has caused NJ Barn.
bill TO lose his position. it seems rather
strGUge tina, mau should be discharged
iror the COMPANY employ for beng shot
OF for obeying rules made for him 10 work
under &r BaruEi!Is place Las been
taken b. Mr. Ia, RobinelI, un old EN-.
ploYee.
yesterday rather sensational report
was going the rounds about man with q
horse whip waiting at another mans place
OF business that he might administer q
thrashing which he Thought the business
man deserved. The detailed cause Of the
would be whip.mauipuln;ors anger could
not be learned
leaterday Of ernGoa jonn Watkins, Sr.,
Nnd Reese L.,-detl became involved III an
Nl;cr, 4tion, and Gs n result, Mr.. Watkins
who WAS in Barie,tes store, Was put cut
rather roughly.
Liniord Lyle was arrested yesterday ai-
teruoon for lr@us2unegs and disorder
The Ia Belle will make the first glass in
over two years, today. The first ware
made is TO be ink stands
4 business man remarked that yesterday
was the day OF the blue day cimGI Of the
past twcr'ytwo months
Mr. Robert SimPsoa Of Pt.tsbGTz eastern
conirac: agent Tor TIE &.issouri Pacific r.
r was in tcvn Yesterday
Mr. K. j. B,sIs is seriously i'll o. his
home on Pike street
There is 20 vislhlc improvement in the
condition oi MrS l. F. khod.s.
Misses Lizzie krEuGu AID Annie Pat.
terson, Of st c!oi!aNi,!r, we're in town yes-
terday.
Mrs. Jobu C,oh. %r is ia Belaire visit-
lug friends
There ar= several cssea Of scarlet fever
reported in Eirk~ cod
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-28
AN INDIGNATION MEETING
Ot CoIumbue Democrats DenOuncss I'll
Preside-t 4 of the Senate.

Ot CoIumbue Democrats DenOuncss the
Preside-i of the Senate.
CoLUNEus, o.. January 27.-An iGdig
nation meeting Was held ta'night, attended
mostly b. local Democrats. Aous OF the
members of the General Assembly were
present Resolutions were adopted con
demning the course Of The President Of the
Senate as revolutionary denounciDg him as
an usurDer and mGdman ana calling upon
the Democratic majority TO remove him
from the position. The resolutions pledge
support GGd sympathy tc the democrats,
and alter tje existing troubles b-twsen
tue Senate aud ils President ale Fetiled
demand that thorough investigation be
made in the Hamilton election cases and
if it be found that the Democratic mem
bars DO not rigbiiully hold their seats, cN
press the hope that every Democratic mem
o1r will vote to unseat them. The fact
that compromise measures were iuaugu
rated after the nesting had been called had
the eject 10 reduce the attendance
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TEN PER CENT REDUCTION
Determined Upon in the Wages of
kai!ers
BY NEW ENGLAND MANUFACTURERS.
The Decision will be Accepted by the
Hands s---The Reduction War
rented by DuIIness.
SpeciL! 10 he Register.

BOsTON, January 27.-The most i'm
portant action Of the season in tbe Dail
trade was taken to-day, when the New Eng
land manufacturers determined on a Zen per
cent reduction in the wages OF their nsilers.
This decision has been expected for some
time aud will doubtless be accepted by the
hands. In October last au advance of The
same extent VAS grau;cd by the Eastern
mills in cooperation with those Of PLila.
delphia and elsewhere in Pennsylvania on
this side OF the Al!egGeuies.
The understanding at the time was thet
if business should prove not 10 warran. the
increase, reduction to the old level would
be made The LEGAL manufacturers ore
all well stocked up, and would probably
welcOm rather than moaru general
strike. The men sppear 10 understand
this and 10 realize thai as business
is now very dull, they are probably better
oil than they cCult hope 20 be with lcck-
out Hence no trouble is anticipated. At
PittsbuFg and Wheeling, where the great
strike began last summer end has
been fairly well continaci tom that
time 10 thus about ourilird Of the mach.
merry is EOg Gt work
The STRIKE takes q Io' # g4ojs Ont Of stock,
but notwithstanding it, ever production
is still complained OF, So ,ha. New
England aud the rnglerH Pennsy Ivanin
works arr now carrying cat an agreement
TO stop four wryl,s !" as many months.
The rail trade generally is vcry dull, as
it is expected to be ut this season. Tue
outlook for building, however is excellent,
and brisk demand is expected early in
the spring.
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PARKERSBURG.
Returns TrOm Florida IuVestments-Oi
Notes Personals.
Sjsciui u he Regi:tsi.

PAEgERsprEr, January : 1t may not
De generally .,own .h.t the pgOduc; o.
Mayer Chanpel,o,'s orange groves in
Florida is briog sold in Parksrsburg. The
f:m OF Carney Bros, sre handling large
quautiues OF this lucious fruit fresh from
he 144.us -.aust loving land OF Florida.
Charles O;t, one OF the mos; popular
commercial tourists on the road WAS here
Yesterday in the interests Of Forest City
Baking Powder COMPANY.
Hon. II. S White is here in the interest
e. Gutiay y Co, oi Pennsylvania. The
representatives OF this firm are leasing all
the lands within bounds ol the new oil belt.
II the total numb Of leases already
ob.sined by this iirm we're published to the
world the people. especially OF West Viz,
ginia, would be gstcnished The recent
Developments in the Sti!geit aelds near
Psrkersburs, has attracted attention Of
GGffey Il Co., aud they will secure all the
available land in the vicinity Of tho test
we'll, which hes recently developed into q
flowing we'll, and now seems to be on the
incre0se an account Of which appeared IN
today REGISTER.
Rev. J. L. Fullerton, Presiding Elder Of
the NJ. L. Church, returned today from 9
tire days trip amongs: his charges, OF
which he has sixteen Mr.. F. ia winning
golden opinions in his urw Gsld, and in
addition 10 his ordinary duties has been
delivering q series Of leCtuges a. different
points, which ore highly spoken Of.
From letters 10 friend in the city, it
is learned that Rev. Z. b. Hughes, mem
Der Of the West Virginia Conference, and
recently transferred TO the lowH Conference,
is well pleased with the change md would
not change his prairie hOm= tlr ole in
the Little Mountain State.
Mr,. Neilani, who died Of consumption
ye3terday, makes the fourth victim OF that
dread disease in the family Of Wm. Nc
D5uongh, of whom the deceased wes a
daughter, and ali lave been swept away
IN about sixteen months.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-28
on THE OHIO.
An Epitome o; News Concerning tns
Boats ar.d Boatmsr.

The marks ias. night indicated : feet 2
inches er3 falling.
The owners OF the towboat Ark, sunk at
ba. aud.GcGpe Island, are making prepsrs.
tions to have her raised. She now lies in
about seven feet Of water, but is said to be
perfectly straigh, and can be raised at small
cost. Captain Joe Merring;on, of P,tsLury
has been engaged 10 superintend the work
A diver from Cincinnati will make the
necessary submarine arraagements. The
towboats Lioness No. = and Madison are
al the wreck, which ia protected from the
heavy ice now running in the river by two
coal boats lsshed together aboye. Work
all be begun at once.
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STABBED HIS WIFE.
The work OF Brutal Wretch Near
CeredO.

NpsL'G4 70 ne Esrs-'''f'
ClgsDo. WArNa c. January 2I.--BOb
Sautyau worthless character, has tor
several yeag- lived ~ G rlls ca5i- sole
,vo niles from Ceredo, in kind OF Nor
mon style. having two women upon whom
ho devoted equal attention. Saturday
evening he returned homa in 3ra nkeu
condition aad proceeded to make things
very unpleasant in his household smash
iag things up in royal style and abusing
,l. w5men. This state o! things coGuG-
ned Ant -. lang,h reached O climax when
,h, brutal wretch plugged kntte
bad ito toe shoulder o! Que OF the
womsD. News Of the affair reached tom
Suuja7 mornirg. when Justice Smith 10
sued > warrant. sad with posse OF men
started for the scene. The refractory Bob
was easily captured, and upoa an eZam'-
r,tsga trial was committed to jail. The
womqu is in = dangerous condition, and
h., recovery ia regarded as extremely
d,s5.l.L Suli7an is al uu.hoIesome
character, Suj tbs section will be vel! rid
Of him if he pulls hemp, CT "a given long
teru, 10 the peDiten,iac:.
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Consumption.

Notwithstanding the gre.c number who
yearly succumb to this terrible AID fatal
disease which 10 daily winding lie fatal
coils around thousands who are uncou-
scious oi its deadly presence, Dr. Pierce's
'Goldea Medical Discovery will cleanse
and purity the blood Of scroiuloGs inpuri-
ties, aud cure tu5ercular consum p,iob
(which is only scrofalous dgease OF the
lungs) Send 10 cents 10 stamps and get
DR.. PIerce's complete treatise on cohsump-
ton and kindred si, elions, With numerous
tesrimoDiss Of cures. Addrpfs, World >
DrsPensary aeiical Assariati9u gG9slo.
my,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-28

provide for the retirement Of the same, aud
for the issue of coin certificates IN their
stead.
All these suggestions went over 10 the
mex! meeting OF the committee. Il was
determined that he question should be
further discussed and opinions sought from
different persons interested in the question
until February 10, when speclhc PROPOSE
tions will he taken up,
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4 Sad Accident.
SpssIGI 10 ht RsgIrter.

PARErRsRURG. January 2J.-A sAd and
fatal accident occurred at the home Of
George Weaver, GEAR K d Hill, six miles
east cf here, las night His daughter,
aged seven yesra. while playing with &
loaded revolver which che found on the
parlor mantel, discharged the weapon the
shot taking effect in her lef. breast, rang
ing up to near the shoulder, where it was
found and removed By the surgeon in
charge. The child suffered until this
morning about four clock when death
occurred
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Died nt Washi'g .om.


WASHINGTON, January u. john Il. A,
Butcher OF Idsho Territory, formerly OF
West Virginia, died in this city OF Pneu-
monia yesterday mornina aged 27, nnmar,
ried. He left West Virginia about FIVE
years ago and went 10 Idaho for his health,
which was greatly improved, lie wns
employed by the Indian Agent ct Ross
Fork, Idaho. aa clerk, INIT, within the last
five months when he pass"i the Civil Ser.
v,,e examination end wns Immediately
given the position Of recorder in the Land
othcr here at saIary O, 81, ,2ro. He was
cousin Of Hon. B. l.. BI'cher, Of Wheel
ing. and has 3 host ofrelriyes aud friend:
in the State who will mourn h's dea'h ht
was a very bright aud genial yourE man
His remains will be sant home 10 Han
doiph W. Va, Tor inter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-28
WHEELING w VA, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 2S

they only had a preliminary conference,
but thinks they may agree on a settlement
OF the troubles. Il the committee is not
through another adjournm will be taken
to morrow. When the adjournment was
announced the doors were thrown open and
the crowd pushed in from every quarter,
filling up the hall
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-28

AnoLru VEIN, New6urs; married.
J0HN LAMBERT, Newburg; married.
GEoRGg RIGGrNs, Scotch Hill; married.
f. Moon, Newburc; single.
- DEATH WAS INSTANTANEOUS
OGe of the men found by a party in
charge OF Mr.. Little was sitting down with
pick in hand and drawn back in q position
ready to strike. The head was turned
slightly from his work as though he had
been listening for something when he IN
stantly died. Another man was found ly
ing on his face that indicated he had been
running when he fell dead
Mr. Daniel Eadus had charge OF y relief
that found twenty-one bodies. He formerly
worked in the mine, out about two months
ago be left the mine and went TO farming
near here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-28
sCoTI'S EMULSION OF PURE

Cod Liver oil, With Hypophosphites,
In Lung Troubles aud Cholera Ia
fantum.
Dr. ". + Ransom, Hartford, tnd says
/ find Scots Emulsion Gu excellent
remedy il lung trou5Iee, and especially in
SIunoua children aud q most valuable
remedy in chronic stages Of Cholera lntsn
tun."
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nen. :. ChIIton Catches on

SytCIlI % Ut I''gI9T''
WAsHIyGrov January 27.-Mr' George
5. Chiffon Of West Virginia, has been aP'
p,ia,sd Superintendent Of the toIdlnE
room q the House of Representatives
The compensation attached TO the position
il about two thousand dollars per year
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-28
PENITENTlARY DIRECTORS.
Outcome of the Il Getting of the Board Yes
terday.
SysciGl 10 The RegiIir

Specie! - the Register.
MouNDsyuLE, January 2c.-The Board
Of Directors of the Prison met this morn
Ing in pursuance Of its adjournment, with
all members present l.. B. PurdY, Of
Mouudsville, was awarded the contract for
corn meal for six months, at $l9 per ton.
The contract 10 furnish flour was left sub
ject 10 test Of samples TO be furnished BY
l.. b Purdy and Geo. c. Gordon, OF this
place, and The Phu.aix Mills, Of Marietta,
Ohio.
The Superintendent wac ordered TO re-
duce the guard force one by the Let Of
February.
The Physician was instructed to pur-
chase drugs enough to last six months, and
at Wholesale ptice5.
The Board adjourned TO meet on the 10Th
OF February.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-28
SUPREME COURT
Th. business TransacIeI at Mondays
Session.


The Supreme Court OF Appeals, il ses
sion at Charleston, disposed OF the follow
ing business Monday
In the case Of Graham Bros u l. ys
N. 4. Carol, P. + from Summers coun'
IL. the order continuing sawe wa7 Set aside
and case submitted
Damarin ~ Co. d. f., vs. Young Bros.
p. Z Kanavha county; Submitted
?. S. Couch, appellant, vs 5 +. East
ham, c; al spPellses, from Mason county
submitted.
City Of Charleston, D. T., vs. Teresa
Reed P. Z from kauNwEs county; sub
mltted.
Bank Of Weston VS. Lewis county, writ
of error allowed bond 5000.
Norris and others v. lamon, from Jetsr
sou county, appeal and suPerSei+as aI!o"
ed bond $500.
l.. +. McWhorter was admitted 10 pfac
ricg in this Court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-28
Large Family of Mourusrs'

BALrINoRE. January 27.-Henry W srner
colored s-ed so, was killed By train on
the Bsl,imore aud Ohio Railroad at Csl
versou. last night. lie was the lS'ner .
, tiirfs-lbr,e children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-28

N. St. Paul, Paris physician, has Of
fered the French Academy the sum OF
$4,000 to found prize for the discovery
of cure for diEh,heris. He has evidently
not heard Of DR.. Bulls CouRh Syrup, which
has cured hundreds OF cases OF this awful
disease,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-28
Nls.i.sippI soon ExpeetSc 10 pre"N

hlssi.sippI Soon ENPeetSt TO n''"N
sr. Lol1s. January 27.-The Mississippi
river is blocked by solid mass ot Ice tf0n
his point as far north as the mouth OF the
I inois river and as far south az Gsne-
We've a distance Of 65 miles The ice IS
sixteen or seventeen inches in thickness
sud resembles in many respects the gorge
which blockaded the river IN Is - ana
which remained intast from december 81
to March ,. This year the river closed on
the 18th OF January and i'd expected to
brfsk pp about the latter part OF February.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-28
a Peculiar Gaze.

R,v.,rvaa January 27.-Last SUNDAY
Robert Hol!is. OF shis place, instantly De
came completely JE45 lie did not com
pI,;n of intense suffering until Wednesday
,sheu his sight was partially restored. MI l.
Hollis Lss Tor years been an engineer Oh
the &. 4 0. road, aud il well known.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-28

LoSgoS, January 27.--lhe Pail Mall
Gaze tie, comDeHiib. on th5 fac that the
oiiIcinl record shows that iGIi Harrington
and Mr.. Goschrn both iiUsrns. voted with
the Governmeu ~ the division last night
on Mr. COl!iEs !u.i allotment amendment
deClarea tnat their les'rlor Of the Liberals
10 !he division completely tlshars tie
Queen from cuirDsiiug either OF them with
the wOrl; OF iorm!0a 81 new Ministry. e,
The Gazette says lhg, ! ord Harrington
mGy possibly retire to p:,,ste lIie.
The Conservatives rely upon dIssensioGs
in the Liberal rNnEs to prevent Mr Glad
stone rom forming iura5I. Cabinet
Mrs. Gladstone to Jay took letter from
Mr.. Gladstone TO l.o:i harrington.
THE DILEE CRAWFORD SCANDAL.
LONDON, January 1.-THE Crawford
divorce c8se promises 20 furnish abuudan;
food Tor the society gossjps Of London.
when 1t comes up ior ,slah Mr.. Donald
Crawford. the co:a y!airGr,, j. very bitter,
and VOWS hat he will lea... nothing un-
done 10 punish Sir Charles Dixie. whom
he accuses Of fhay!Jy destroyed his domes
tc happiness. bNc pnhs" CT lhls Chne 10
the awkward position IL which it places
Mr.. Gladstone should he come into power.
He has always admired bike, who is a
prominent candidate for the Office Of For
eign Minister in the eyent oil the formation
Of q Liberal cabinet, ard would probably
select him but for the present scsndal.
Lord Granviles Chagces for the position
are infritesimaI, hs conduct during his
last term having incurred Bjsnarck' open
contempt The causes which led Mr.
Donald Crawford, who held q subordinate
but important position in the Office OF the
Lord Advocate for scotland 10 sue for d
divorce, ore as follows Mrs. Cran ford
whose relations with Sir Charles Dixie were
questionable. vent with him 10 his houee
and there discovered another woman wait
ing Tor him InfGria:ed she went home
and told her husband all about her own
crimnaIity Dixie, when be saw the storm
brewing, sent Crawford cheque for Sl2j-
GOO which Crawford returned snl on IA
gust 9th be Shed p-,i,ivn for divorce
from ha vile, citing Di!Ee a. correspond
eut.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-28

H,RRrspuRG, Pa. January 27.-ln the
Injunction cases brought by the common,
wealth against the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. the South Pennsy!Vaqia nan
road Company et sl Judge S"inton sai5
that the iuiunc.iou snoutd be continued
Until final hearing as against the PennSy.,
yanis Railroad C1mpsrT, the Bedford and
BRIDGEPORT Railroad Company aud the
Psnpsylgauie ComyaDg, aud as to the 9th
sr IsGsndants dissolved IN the case oil
the pennsylvania Railroad Company;
and the Beach Creeh, C!esrHe!d
arJ Southwestern Railroad Company
TIJge Mcpherson fled decree contln
pinG the injunction until final hearing
aga3pst the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
nm and Northern Railroad Company, but
5issoI,ing it rs to the other defendants
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-28
REmARKABKE VITALITY,
\ urUmmer Lives Tw - Weeks After N"ai'
Inminrn = Big D0se OF Morphine.

\ p,Ummsr Lives Two Weeks Alter N"ai'
towing a Big Dose Of Morphine
Muovg !. J, January 2T.-On the
l-.L list John S. Gillelt, commercial
tr.,y-I-r fora New York h0uss, went into
& drug store here. aud 'akiDg 60 grain bot
he D, morphine OF one oI the sheIves,
sr.lIoa.d the entire contents. He lmme-
dia.ely r,lapsed ia.o uGcoGsctousness and
q !sv uinutss later WAS pronounced dead
Sicily after sigus of lie were discovered,
aud vigorous applications OF galvaRso
battery brought ths unfortunate man 10
hi. Since then he fingered between HE
sui Gea.h until Yesterday WHEN he died
lie WAS delirious duriUg the entire period.
/, is considered remarkable tact thst he
sbogld have lived two weeks after having
:, large a dose Of the deadly drus.