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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-20
CONDENSED TELE9ARMS.

Haydock Bros. carriage factory at St.
Louis, was totally destroyed by fire yester'
day. Loss $4,000, insurance $4,000.
John D. Hopper was arrested in Phil
sdelpbis yesterday, on charge of embez'
zGng S27, 900 belonging to Joel, Bailey "
Co. He was cashier.
Gustaye Roesslsr, a Milwaukee rioter,
plead gully yesterday, Fined $3.50 and
costs
The Bohemian Convention at New fork,
adjourned yesterday TO meet at Cedar
Rspds Iowa, in 1891. Executive othce'
Chicago.
The Executive Committee of the Bro
lyn Branch of the Irish Parliamentary
Fund Yesterday, forwarded $4,000 to the
Treasurer of the Parnel fund in England.
The reported busiress failures through.
out the country during the last seven days
number for the United States l4+, for Can
ada IL. total los, against 2O9 last week
and lS7 the week before.
The Knights Of Labor will nominate q
State ticket in Wisconsin.
Washington C. H, O.. has been selected
as the camping ground this year for the
First Regiment, o. N. G., and the brigade
to which it is attached. o
Grasshoppers threaten the destruction Of
crops in Warren county, o.
Winter wheat crop reports sre favorable
from sll Western States, except Missouri
and Eanses.
Ii is alleged that there sre fifteen
opium joints" in Washington City and
Georgetown. There is one fashionable
resorS frequented by women Of society cir
cles, as well as shop girls and school girls
Joseph Bird of Lima. O., vas billed BY
the kick Of 8 mule.
A Chicago grain dealer Gays the price o.
wheat from this time on depends altogether
on the weather. II the weather continues
favorable, buying will hardly give any
speculative profit.
At Jouesboro, Ill, John c. Ware fatally
shot his wife and killed himself. he wa
70 years old and bis wife IS.
At the Vincennes Ind High Schoo
commencement yesterday, the only gradn
ate was Mics Grace Brewer, q colored girl
The eight other members Of the class, whit
! c;S5,,- M withdrew because OF the presence o
their eolored sister.
| U. S Marshal G. n. Tilmsn, Of Nash
vile, has sent in his resignation.
Near Mingo, Champaign county, Ohio
Minnie Austin, aged Is, killed herself be
caused her parents refused her keeping
company with q young man Of her choice
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FINE GAME.
WELLSBURG.
The Circus at Steubenville-A Mishsp-
Church Dedication-News Notes
SpsriaI 10 The Sunday RsCiS.eT.

The Circus at steubenville-A Mishap-
Church DedIcation-News Notes
Special 10 the Sunday R>giG;eT.
WELLsBURG, jane l9.-Among the vis-
itors q. Bsrnum's show at Steubenville to-
day and this evening Wellsburg wss well
represented. A large delegation went up
on the morning train and the Abner
0'Neal made two trips.
A distressing mishsp befell Mr.. Thomas
Patton on Thursday last A large dog
Owned by the family attacked him and
lscerated his arm and leg in frightfnl man
ner before it could be driven away. Mr..
Patton is an aged msn of over 20 years
aud is suffering considerable pain. The
dog was beaten Of with heavy pieces o.
wood and sf;erWard killed.
The Union Church at Lszssryille will b
dedicated tomorrow. ". K. Pendleton
D. D., OF Bethany, will preach the dedica
tory sermon and RsvA Wslkiushsv snt
PershiDg will assist in the ceremonies
Col. Kemple. OF Wheeling, was in tow
this week gathering points to BE used il
preparing his coming lecture on the "Ex
centric People, Of Wellsburg and Vicinity.
Mayor McCleary went to PortlaBd, Ohio
Yesterday to see bis mother who hiss bsel
i'll for some months.
Among the Bethany students in tow
to-day we noticed Messrs. WiIlest, Rosser
and Muckley ani Miss Daisy Hartman.
Circuit Court adjourned on yesterda,
for the term.
Eugene LAzear, son Of Robert Lszear, o
this place, died at the asylum, at Westo1
yesterday, where be had been for ssV
ersl years,
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ASYLUM BRUTALITY.
a Patient Dies From the Effects of Cruel
Treatment by a Watchman.

a Patient Dies From the Effects of Cruel
Treatment by a Watchman.
GREENsBURG, Pa, June l9.-On June
ID James Rogers was found sick and help.
less in this city and was taken to the
County Home. After his arrival at the
home he was taken in charge by Henry
Parsons, watchman of the home, and sub
iected to such severe and brutal treatment
in the bath room that the next morning
Rogers WAS found lying dead In the hall of
the home. The exposure by reporters
caused the courts TO take the matter IN
hand, and an investigation was held oday,
in which the charge Of ill-trestuent was
fully sustained. Much indignation is felt
at his treatment, AID it is hoped severe
punishment will be inflicted upon the guilty
party. The court will hold the matter
under consideration until the testimony ID
reduced 10 long hand by the court re-
porter.
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Hung Himself UnaccOuntably.
ySnscirILo iAs S,tRdau RsqtSLer.

MATANoRAs, o, June ia mysteri-
GUS suicide occurred here yesterday.
About o'clock in the morning Mr.. James
johnson arose and left the house. His
wife arose q short time after and prepared
breakfast. When it was ready Mr.. John.
son could not be found. The family search
ed until . o'clock bsfor they found him
back of his stable hanging from tree not
oyer atty feet from the road and in plain
view OF it. Mr.. johnson was 90 years OF
ace. q good farmer, in excellent circum-
stances, possessing the best OF health,
plenty of friends and without known en-.
emy. His act is unsccountsble. Some,
however, advance q theory of insanity.
The day previous he was engaged in his
usual occupation, farming. He leaves a
wife and a large family.
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Reecher Starts Abroad.

New YORK, June l9-Rev Henry Ward
Beecher sailed for Europe this morning
He was accompanied by his wife. Mr.:
Bsechers face looked worn and tired and
he gave evidence of the need of rest ard a
sea voyage. Mrs, Beecher looked very fee
ble
To reporter Mr.. Beecher said he would
probably return in the'latter part OF Sep
tember or early in October, ana would de-
vote all his time while abroad largely to
work. A few days would be spent in Lon
don, and after Mrs. Bsecher and be had re-
cuperated from the voyage they would 90
on tour through Scotland, Ireland and
Wales. He would probably lecture
throughout Great Britain
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DEFECT POINTED OUT
In tins shipping Bill in the Presidents
Message of APPROVAL

In tins shipping Bill in the Presidents
Message of APPROVAL
WASHINGTON, June l9.-The Speaker
laid before the House g message from the
President announcing his approval Of the
shipping bill, but pointing out defect
which he discovers to exist in the measure.
The message is IS follows:
"To the House Of Representatives.
"Apou an examination OF bill originst-
ing in the House of Representatives,, No
483S, entitled An act to abolish
certain fees for official ser
yieeq to American vessels and to
amend the laws relating 20 shipping COM
missioners Seamen and owners of vessels
and for other purposes find that there
is such 8 failure to adjust existing lava to
the new departure proposed by the bull as
to greatly endsDger the public service OF
this Dill should not be amended or OF once
supplemented by additional legislation.
The feas which are a. present coil cted
from vessels for services performed oy
the Bureau of Inspection, and which
made ID the fund from which certain ex
penses sppurteat to that Bureau were paid,
are by tie proposed bill abolished, but no
provision has been substituted directing
that such expenses shsl! be paid from the
public treasury or any other source. The
objects of the bill are in the main 80 usetul
and important that | have concluded to ap-
prove the same upon the assurance of those
actively promoting its passage that another
bill shall 81 once Re introduced to cover the
defect above referred tc The necessity OF
such supplemental legislation 10 so obvious
that | hope it will receive the immediate
action Of Congress.
(Signed) GROVER CLEyELASS.
ExgCUrIvE MANSION, June l9, 1886"
Nc. Dingley, Of Maine, stated that he
was instructed BY the Shipping Committee
to introduce measure to remedy the de-
feet pointed out By the President, and ne
asked unanimous consent to introduce 1t
nov and put it upon ita passage. =,
Mr.. Morrscn, Of Illinois, Objected, and
the message referFsdto the Shipping Com
uittna
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Harness Makers Convention.

PIrTsBURG, June IA convention Of
the Wholesale harness and ssddlery manu-
facturers of the United States will be held
here next Monday, and representatives
from one thousand firms are expected
Many matters of great and lesser import.
ance will be discussed, but the questions of
paramount importance ore as to the
establishment Of a scale of wages
whereby a uniformity Of prices
may be established throughout
the country ssssThe convention expects not
only TO establish wage scale but to- fix the
price of all goods. The former prohlam 1t
is thought can be settled to the satisfaction
at least without great diff
Gculty, but the fixing of prices for man
ufactpred goods made by different firms and
of greater and less durability and finish,
will prove more difficult Of solution.
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Caught In Their Own Trap.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June IA sensa.
ton was created in Court circles to-day by
a sudden and unexpected turn in mum
Der of conspiracy cases growing out Of the
recent labor riots. At the opening OF the
Municipal Court, Mr.. n S. Murphy, ooun.
sci for the defendants withdrew his motion
for continuance in a number ofcsses and
then lett the Court room. In his absence,
District Attorney Williams, suepectiug
trick, called the cases, and neither the de-
PENDANTS nor their Counsel appearing, the
Judge declared bail in thirteen case9,
amounting to $4,000, forfeited. Mr..
Murphy returned toon afterwarl and en-
desvored to have the Judge rsverse the
decision but the lt tier refused.
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AuAutop,y On Thompson.

New York. June lS.-An autopsy vss
held to day on the body Of Winfield s,
Thompson, who shot his wife and himself
Two bullets were found below the scalp
under the cc.cints of entrance. Another,
fred into his lett side, was founI :" have
passed through the sirth rib, penetrated
the apex of the heart and goAe thence
through the liver and into the stomach.
The remains were embslmed and Will be
taken TO Kansas City.
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Advics to Mothers,

&rs. Winslo='s Soothing Syrup for chill.
dren testhing, n the prescription Of one o;
the best female nurses and physicians IL tbs
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never failing SUCCESS By nil
lions Of mothers for their children. Dur
ing the process of teething its vslae is in
cslculsble. It relieves the child from psir
cures dysentery and disrrheA gripping II
the bowels, and wind colo. By giving
health to the child It rests the mother
Price 2Sc bottle.
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The a,aotman,.n Comments.

EDrSBURGH, June l9.-Ths Scot.msn,
commenting on Mr. Glsdstones speech,
says: Mr.. Gladstone has rent the Liberal
party and he is keeping it asunder. II be
would sccep. lord Hartipgtoos four con-
ditions large Liberal Inessare Of Houe
Role would hs granted. Mr.. Gladstone
cannot be trusted nov ss unreservedly a.
be would have been ak months ego TO en-
body the Home Rule principle in plan
that would be acceptable 10 the Lberals."
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An Old Citizen Speaks.

Mr.. ]. NJ. N orris sn old resident of
Rome, Ga. says. that he had been badly
troubled with Kidney Complaint for 8
great many years srd with Eczema for
three years; at times co2ld scarcely walk,
and had .ried many remedies without
benefit, until be began taking Electric Bit
tiers and amounting bis hands and feet with
Bucklen's Arnica Sslve. This treatment
afforded him great relief and be strongly
recommends Electric Bitters TO those who
suffer with Kidney Complains, OF need q
bloodPpri6er, Sold by Logan / Co.
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Th,r,ana. s,y So.

Mr.. T. ". Atkins, Girsrd, Kan, writes:
.I never hesitate TO recommend your
Electric Bitters to my customers, they give
entire satisfaction and are rapid sellers-"
Electric Bitters are the purest and best
medicine kncsn and win positively cure
Kidney and Liver complaints. Purify the
blood and regulate the bouels. No family
can afford to be without them. They will
save hundreds of dollars in doctors bills
every year. Sold at if.y cents bottle By
Logan Il Co.
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An AnsAsr Wanted.

Can any one bring us 8 case OF Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Bitter
T;lI not speedily cure2 We say they can
not, as thousands OF cases already permS-
nsntly cured and who are daily recommend
inc Electric Bitters, will prove. Brights q
disease. Diabetes, Wess Back, or any
urinary complaint qaiekly cured They
nurify the blood, regulate the bowels. and
act directly on the diaeased parts. Every
bottle guaranteed. For sale at 90 cents Q
bottle nv L. ~
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An American Opera Auxiliary.

CLEVELAND, O., June l9-There was
successfully formed here to day an auxil-
isry to the American 0pers-capital $50.
OOO TIE meeting was large and enthus-
iGstie. Mrs. Thurber, Of New York, was
present and seemed much pleased with the
successful endorsement Of the work insug-
urated in the metropolis.
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Rifle and SHOTGUN.
WHAT THE CLpBs ARE DOING.


There is very decided and commenda.
Bile revival Of interest in all matters per-
tanning to rifle and shotgun practice, and
more powder Is being burned in efforts to
make bulls eyes or break clay pigeons than
ever before, with the possible exception OF
1877 and the year or two Immediately fol-
loving. The old veterans Of the Rife
Team who wen such laurels six or eight
years ago, are taking renewed interest in
the shooting going on, and if things con-
!knue on as they are at present we expect TO
soon see Messrs Shirk Dwight, Cox, Stewart
and the other old.timers once more in front
of the target. The same interest is also
shown by lovers Of the shotgun. and the
Nail City Club is considering the applics-
tions of number of would.be members
It's to be hoped this interest will continue
and increase, until we have two or three
clubs of both rihemen and shotgun artists.
POWDER AND sHoT.
Seven members OF the Nail City Gun
Club shot practice match at Echo Point,
Friday. The scores made were below the
average.
The Scheutzenverein shot their usual
practice match Yesterday, but for some
selfish reason, one OF the members declined
to give the score for publication.
The Nail Oity club is talking up nice
little tournam ent for July 9th, to which a
number OF lady and gentlemen friends Of
the members will be invited.
The Nail City Gun Club last week com.
pleted neat little house at their grounds
east OF the city, and have it nicely Furnish
ed with all the convenience for the comfort
of members and friends.
Mr.. Lawrence Heller, who was one Of the
contestants for the water set at the picnic
last Monday, and who made a score with
Messrs. Blumenberg, Rumbach and Do.
vener, was not present at the shoot of"
on Friday night, when Mr.. B!umenberg
won by making 29. He will shoot de-
Gliding contest some time in the near future
with Mr.. B,
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AT THE sCHUETZsNFEST.
The Brss=dent and His Bride Objects OF
Greet Curiosity.

The Brss.dent and His Bride Objects OF
GrsSt Curiosity.
WARRINGTON, Juue ls.-2ceyiouS to the
reeeption a. the White House last nigat,
President aud Mrs. Cleveland drove to the
scbue,zenfest, which IS in progress here
this week. Every man, woman and child
IN the enclosure gstherd around the car
risge and followed IL from the entrance 70
the pavilion, striving to get a glimpse at
its occupants. They dil not aEght, but
the officers oi the association and the
"King" of the fest, wao had won the marks.
mans prize were introduced to the Chlet
Magistrate and his bride -,
The President smiled upon the king,
by which title he was Introduced, and ssld:
"Hs looks like one" They were then es,
corted through the svonn5s, and witnessed
a trspezs performance Oy The Lannon'S.
Before they departed Que young German
woman insisted on showing her baby to the
President, who chueked 1t under the chin
amid rosrs of laughter, in which Mrs
Cleveland heartily Joined. They departed
amid hearty cheers. and God be wild ye'
Cleveland" from q crippled Irish veteran
from the Soldiers Home
A swell Iis-Up.
WASHINGTON, D. c., jane l9-Mr. Arch
;hal5 Forbes of England, and Miss Lulu
Nc. daughter of Gen NJ. C MeiSs, U,
S. A., were married s. II O'Clock t6ls
morning at ST Johns P + Church. 10 me
nressuce of fashionAbl- gathering. hsV'
Dr. Leonard performed the ceremony
I;snt, NJ. Mseomb was the groou's best
man and Miss Mamie Ascomb was the
onIT bridesmaid. The ushers Wsre Count
GvldenstOlpe, Of the Swedish Legation
Baron Speck Won Sterpbsrg, Of the Ger
man Legation, ard Or. Em. May; Mr
and Mrs. Forbes left Washington today foi
! New York, and will sail at ones tor Eng
l land
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Southern Freshets.

ALEXANDRIA, La, June l9.-The rain.
fsll for the "a hours ending at o'clock
Wednesday was % 2f-l00 inches. Bad
wsshouts are reported on the New Orleans
division of the Texas Pacific railroad, an6
no train from New Orleans has reached
Marshall, Texss, since Monday.
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THE NAILERs' STRIKE.
IL Is Stated Manufacturers Will Refuse
tha MinRo Scale.

IL Is Stated Manufacturers VIII ketase
the Mingo Scale.
PIrrscURG, Pc, June l9.-The Amai
eamated Association has not as yet sp'
pointed their committee to confer with the
nail manufacturers in regard to the settle
msnt of the nailers' strike. 1t was stated
to-day oa what is regarded as reliable au'
thority, that the nail manufacturers will
probably refuse to consider the Mingo
scale in any manner whatever as originally
submitted with the Amslgsmsted AsSocls-
ton scale.
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Ruehlan,, Arufca saIys.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhsum, Fever
Sores, Tettets. Chspped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and ell Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. Ii
is guarsnte d to give satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price Is cents per box
For sale BY Logan b Co
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Two White and One Black.
NsWSPAPERMsN EXAMINED

III Regard 10 Interviews Alleged to Have
Been Made by Surveyor Dement,.
WASHINGTON, June l9.-Sevsrsl news
paper correspondents were examined I'M
Ger oath this morning BY the Senate Com
n'ttes on Public Lands, in respect to their
interviews With D. s Dement,, Surveyor
General Of Utah, whose nomination is
pending before the Committee.
The interviews contained With other
tAingS, charges that the Mormons haa .
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An Entsrprising Reliable Hsu,s.

Logan & Co. can always be relied upon
not only to carry in stock the best OF every
thing, but to secure the AgencJ for such
articles as have vellknown merit and are
popular with the people, thereby sustainipg
the reputation Of being always enierprinng.
and ever reliable. Having secured the
Arepcy for the celebrated DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. will sell il On
a positive guarantee. Il will surely cure
any and every affection of the Throat
Lungs and Chest, and to show ourocoof
denee, We invite you to call and Get Trial
Bottle Free.
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Excitement In Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity Of Paris, Tex, oy the remarkable
recovery of Mr.. J. E. Coriey, Who was %
helpless he could not turn in bed, or raise
bis head; everybody said he was dying Of
Consum ption. A trial bottle Of Or. Kings
New Discovery was sen; him. Finding re-
lief, be bought large bottle and boz OF
DR.. Kings New Life Pills; By the time be
had taken two boxes Of Pills and two bot.
ties Of the Discovery. be was veil and had
gained in fesh thirtJ-six pounda Trial
bottles Of his Great Discovery for Cor
sumption free at Logan 4 Co.'S
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Striker, DISCHARGED From Custody.

PrrrsByRG, June l9.-The street car
strikers recently arrested on charge Of
conspiracy, preferred BY the Oakland
Street Car Company, were djscho'gei from
custody to-day, owing TO the failure ct the
counsel for the prosecution 70 appear ct
the hearing.
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aIiEcRllanROua.

opD VOTES PICKED Up YESTERDAY.
The foot race announced to take place
between VIM. Williams and Thos. Carey.
at B.llaire, yesterday, did no. come OF for
come reason.
TEE Excelsior Athletic Club held pic
mic on the State fair grounds yesterday.
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Base Ball.
THE REGULARS BEATEN AGAIN.

THE REGULARS REATEY AGAIN.
Yesterday the foarth game Of base ball
between the Regulars, Of this city, and the
Steubenville club, was played in the me-
tropolis of Jefferson county, and resulted
in bad beat for the Wheeling boys, the
score standing: Steubenville IL, Regulars
4. This is three victories for s!eubenville
out OF the four games played, and seems to
show that our boys are little over.
matched.
FOUL TIPS.
The Allegheny management claims 10
have cleared s., 900 so far this season.
A fine photograph Of the GAINESVILLE club
is on exhibition in the window of Nolan
Bros.
A number Of lovers Of the game went
up to Pltsburg yesterday TO witness the
Allegheny-Louisville msc,h.
TIE Central Glass House boys and the
West Wheeling club played on the New
Fair Grounds, Yesterday, the former win.
ming.
The Shsmrocks played game With q
South Side club, on the old Fair Grounds,
yesterday, the score beins II to 5 in favor
Of the formsr.
Miller, the former pitcher for the Regu.
lars, is in the box for the Barnesville club,
and wss ~. ,,recs cause OF the Bellairc
club tha. played there last THURSDAY being
deftsted.
The Globes, Of Bsllsire, have played in
Door luck this season. Their old pitcher
and catcher are engaged with the Steuben'
vile club, and Gus. Hsrtinsteiu, the gen
tlemsn who managed the boys last year, !.
too busiIy engaged raising chickens and
getting in shape to run poultry yard tc
give any Of his attention TO ball playing
He has purchased some ground up Indian
run for the purpose and is erecting res
idence thereon.