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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-09
The Tournament.

Special TsiSgrdIR 10 the REGISTER.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, October g.
The Tournament yesterday at Bull Creek
WIS an immense success. Not less than
,, 900 people were present, not least among
whom were fifteen candidates for polltlcal
honOrs. Miss Campbell, of Williamstown,
was crowned Queen, and Mr. Lloyd, OF
Wood county, was the successful Knight.
Hon. Chas. Z. Hogg delivered the charge
to the Knights, while his opponent, Mr..
Jno. A. Hutchinson, crowned the Queen
Mr.. l.. n. Tayenner, of ParSerSburg, de-
Iiyered the address Of welcome, while our
own vanderyort pronounced the bene-
diction. In substance it was most an en-
ioyable affair, INDUCED in by the youth
and beauty, wealth, prosperity, intelii-
gence, talent and vigorous, healthy man
hood of the adjacent country.
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Some Shncks nt snmmerrilIo.

CHARLESTON, s. c., October s.-There
were three shocks at Summeryille last
night. Reports differ wildly rs to the in
tensity of the shocks, some residents de
claring that they were more severe than
any disturbances since August 3lst, while
Others report that they were slight tre-
mors. No one was hurt, however, and no
damage was done to property. 4 slight
shock was also felt here at o'clock this
morning by early risers, but was not gen
orally felt.
CHARLESTON, S. C., October s.-There
was no new earthquake disturbance here
to-day. Business is steadily growing bet
ter. The receipts of cotton this week were
%, 757 bales, rs against 26, l7G bales in the
corresponding week last year. and all cot
ton presses are working on full time.
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HnrkershmrC ParagranlIs.

Sp6cidl Telegram 10 hC Register.
RKERsBURG, W. va, October s
Mr. W. J. Hill is confined 10 his room by
q serious illness
Hon. Chas f.. IIogg returned from the
tournament at Bell Creek, last night, and
started for Volcano this morning, where
he will address the people to-day.
4 fire broke out this morning in two
story tenement near the front The build
ing was damaged about $500.
An additional force Of men have been
placed at work on the Ohio River Railroad
bridge across the Little Kanawha at this
place.
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Board Of Foreign Mission.

DEs MONIES Ia, October 9.-The last
session of the meeting OF the American
Board Of Foreign Missions, was held this
morning. Devotional exercises were con-
Quoted by DIR. Dana, Of st. Paul, alter
which DR.. Ahapin Of Wisconsin, read the
report Of the Committee on Papal Lands,
giving an account Of successful mission
work there. Brief addresses on mission
work, urging the church to devote more
efforts, were made by Senior Foreign
Secretary DIR. Smith, Rev. DIR. Goodmin,
of Chicago, and the following Missionaries:
Rev. Thomas G. Smith, Of Ceylon; Rev. w.
c, Dewey, Of Turkey; Rev. J. II. Petite, Of
Japan; Rev. Channey Goodrich, Of China;
Rev. z. Kayes OF Japan.
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Nm Flower, for French Graves.

BERLIN, October s.-The OeiciaI Journal
Of Strasburg, noticing the formation Of .
ladies' committee ut Metz 10 tend ths
graves of French soldiers who were killed
there in 1870, declares that the committee
il useless, that the German Government
having charged itself with careful tending
Of the graves, under article 10 Of the
Frankfort Treaty; further, that if the
committee make the matter an occasion
for political demonstration they will not
be tolerated.
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MONsIGNOR Morris MISSION.
lie Is in the United states on II Pleasure
Trip Only.


BALTIMORE, October S.-A morning
paper published the following: "Mon-
signor Mori, member of the Papal house
hold at Rome, who has been deputiSed by
Pope Leo to visit the different dioceses in
the United States and ascertain their
actual standing and report in person to the
Pontiif, came to Baltimore last night
Monsignor Mori is also to inquire into the
manner of selection of candidates
for BishOprics when vacant" MOnsignOr
MOri was seen to-day by reporter
lie strenuously denies that he is travel
ing rs an emissary of the Pope. He is III
this country as the representative Of no
body but MOnsignor Mori, and that he is
visiting the United States for pleasure and
the benefit of his health. lie thinks that
the letter of denial in this connection
which was received by Archbishop COrri-
gan two weeks ago, from Secretary of State
Cardinal Jacobini, and published in New
York papers, should be sufficient to save
him the annoyance of having to contradict
these statements.
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Professional Etiquette

prevents some doctors from advertising
their skill, but we are bound by no such
conventional rules and think that If we
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whole land Therefore we eause TO be pub
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sho, His TyIfe's Betrayer.

CHICAGO, Ill, October S.-Christian
Anderson, a Swede thirty-nine years OF
age, living with Conrad Nelson, aged
forty, at No. 375 West Erie street, was
caught by the latter in rOOm with Mrs:
Nelson at I:3O o'clock this morning, snd
shot him in the stomach. He was taken to
the county hospital where he died. Nell
son was arrested and is locked up at the
West Chicago Avenue Station.
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The Presidents Back LIN.

WASHINGTON, October s.-"The Presi,
dents back is up. He is indignant al
violations of his Civil Service order of July,
which forbade Federal officials from taking
active part in politics, and he proposes to
make some striking examples, which will
be warning to minor officers. l think
those who will be selected for sacrifice at
first will be Delaney, United State District
Attorney in Wisconsin, the Collector OF
Internal Revenue at indianapolis, and the
Post Master at New Orleans" This is
the language of one of the Civil Service
Commissioners, who is to be presumed to
know what he is talking about.
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A COLD RECEPTION.
THE INHABITANTS OF SIST0yA DECLARE
AGAINST RUSSIAN INTERVENTION.
Kaalbars' Attempt 10 Deal With the Bulgarian Army
Rshuksd-Count KOlnOky Protests Against
General KaulbaH' ActiDn-Ths Dill
emma Ofhs Spanish Cabinet

SOFIA, October 2.-General Kaulbars
met with cold reception at Sistova- A
meeting 1000 Of the inhabitants declared
against the Intervention of Russia. Gen.
Kaulbars notified the officers of the Bull
garian army stationed at Sistova, by letter,
to meet him and hear message from the
Car. The officers replied that he should
address the Bulgarian Government.
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AWoman Run Over.

Spscid TslegrqM 10 ne RsgtsT.
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, October g.
Train No 4. On the Ohio River Railroad
ran over a woman near Wayerly station
last night crushing both feet and badly
injuring her otherwise. She was taken to
the Peasants county Infrmary and both
feet amputated. She proved to be Mrs.
Agnew, about 4j years, and q resident Of
the neighbOrhOOd.
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Thieves Make on With $500. Firing On
Their PurSuers-A Desperate struggle.

Thieves Make on with $500, Firing On
Their Pursuers-A Desperate Struggle.
PITTsBrEG Pa, October s.-Great cx-
citement was caused in Allegheny City
about noon to-day by a daring robbery,
and the subsequent chase and capture OF
the two thieves. The victim was Gen.
J. w. Bcazell Of Chicago an instruc-
tor in the detection Of counterfeit
money. The robbery occurred in the lob
by of the postOGice. Gen. Beazell, had a
wallet containing $500 which he placed
on a counter beside him while conycrsing
with postmaster Swan. The thief who
had evidentle been watching his OPP
portunity quickly picked up the wallet
and wa, making OF when Beazell seized
him. A struggle ensucd, and the thief
drew his revolver and fired at his captOr
who released his hold allowing him to
escape. A large crowd gave chase, and
the culprit who had been joined
by two accomplices turned on their pur-
suers aud began firing their reyOlvers.
The fire was returned and for short time
th9re was perfect fusilade Of shots.
Finally two of the thieves were cornered
aud after q desperate struggle, were
captured The man with the
wallet, however, got away and il still at
liberty. No one was shot, but several
persons narrowly escaped. II is supposed
that the thieves followed Beazell from Chi
cago, as it was known that he had oonsid-
erable money about his person.
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App.aI Of IN. German socIaII.t..

BERLIN, October s.-The appeal Of
Socialists Auer, Bebcl and Others, against
the sentence of the Court OF Frciburg,
comes before the Court Of Appeals ut leip-
sic, on October llth. II the tribunal
should confirm the sentences, six Of the
condemned, who are members Of the
Reichstag, will bc unable 30 appear nj the
next session, their terms Of imprisonment
covering nine months.
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A Protest Against Kualbars.

LONDON, October s.-Private adyices
from Vienna announce that Count Kolnoky
has sent to NJ. De Giers, Russian Foreign
Minister, note concerning General Kaul-
bars action in Bulgaria. II is couched in
moderate language, but strongly blames
some of Kaulbars' acts as opposed to the
letter and spirit of the Berlin treaty.
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A MilIio,.DolIar Copi,,pra,Iou,

LONDON, October s.--A destructive fire
occurred to-day at Chorlcy. The fire
broke out in laurence's extensive cotton
mills at that place, and before the flames
could bc controlled the mills, together
with four adjoining buildings, were de-
stroyed. The loss will aggregate $1,000
thIn
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JAY Gould to Withdraw.

New YORK, October s.-Russell Sage
said to-day that Austin Corbin would be
elected director of the Western Union
Telegraph Company at next Thursdays
meeting. 1t is thought that this fore
shadows the withdrawal of Jay Gould
from the telegraph business.
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AProbahIe LYnchinr.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, October s.
Wilberham, the young negro train wreck
er, was captured and lodged in Jail at
Livingston, Ala, yesterday. There is a
strong probability that he will be lynched.
Two days ago he placed dozen obstruc-
tions on the track of the Alabama & Great
Southern railroad above Livingston,
by which the night express train would
have been wrecked but for timely diseov-
cry, He was detected in the act and fed
but detective followed and finally run
him down near Meridien.
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The Missouri Labor Party.

ST. LOUIS, October s.-The United
Labor party, whose platform has been in
cluded in these dispatches have put q
straight out city labor ticket in the field.
They have also made the following NOM
nations for Congress Eighth District ID.
Wyman, Ninth District, George w. David
son. Tenth District, Michael Ratceford.
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Jay Gould on the Road.

ST. LOUIS, October S.-Jay Gould nc
compained by his son Geo. Gould and wife
arrived BY Special car in this city to-day.
The car was taken to the shops for repairs
and its occupants went no one knows
where. Mr.. Gould is making tour OF
inspection over all hislines.
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Nationalist plIbooIy Acquitted.

DUBLIN, October s-The case against
James Gilhooly, member Of Parliament for
the west division Of County Cork, chsrysd
with inciting riot In Cork during the
late visit Of the Prince and Princess Of
Wales 10 Cork, has iecn dismissed.
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Foreclosure of the Reading.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October s.-The
United States Circuit Court has Just grant
ed decree of foreclosure Of the Reading
under the general mOrtggebonds Every
effort will be made to effect an amieabie
foreclosure,
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A iierIIn Vu,nor Denied.

BERLIN, October Z. The North German
Gdztte denies the report that the Govern
ment intended 10 replace the military sep
tenate by another arrangement for de-
termining the strength Of the army. The
Gasehc says that nothing In that direction
has even been considered,
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A famous Washington gambler, tits said
will soon go to preaching He would have
begun ten years ago, but he has only just
now found cure for his cough. 1t is DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
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kauibar. at Ru.,chuck,

SOFIA, October S.-Gen. kaulbars ar
rived at Rustchuck to-day. He WAS re-
ceived by the Russian Consul, but there
was no public demonstration.
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WlinI,sil,e IrnnhlcS

LONDON, October s.-The Lord Mayors
Charleston earthquake fund has fallen
Hat The total donations tO date amount
to less than e3OO0, and the fund " prac-
tically closed. The general feeling is that
the money is not wanted.
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Earthnnnke In CalIfornIa.

SAN DIEGO. October s.-A sharp earth
quake occurred here early this morning
The vibrations were from east to west. No
serious damage was done.
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Brooklyn II, Browns :.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, October S.-But for mis-
erable fielding failures the Browns would
have won to-days game with ease Kemm-
lers catching was very rank, in fact the
entire team played in listless and care
less manner. Caruthers pitched in excel
lent style until the 9th inning when he
became disguSted with the support he was
receiving and merely tossed the ball on the
plate. The result was that the sphere was
knocked in every direction and five runs
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The following is the experience Of Bal
timOre Butcher:-I have suffered with bad
headaches for years and have tried many
remedies without obtaining relief / was
advised To give Salvation Oil trial and
il has entirely cured me.
ED. BALTZ, lafayette Market, Balti-
more. Md.
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light of an emancipated world, then am
satisfied. / thank your Honor for your
attention"
PARSONS
followed and spoke until 4:30, when the
Court adjourned at his request.
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A New soanIsb SI,nI.trv.
Randy Fouu,

MADRID, October s.-Senor Sagasta, by
order Of the Queen il engaged in the work
Of forming new ministry.
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MARTINS FERRY.

DREsDES, October s.-I,Ord Randolph
Churchill arrived here to-day.
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DOWN TO BUSINESS.
THE CONTENTION OF THEK. OF l.. AT RICH
M0ND BETTING IN WORKING ORDER.
Little Accomplished At the Morning SeSsiOn-HOw
Mr. POwdsrly DOlss 0ut the News-APPOnt-
msnt Of Committses-Rsports-Mr. Pow
dsrly's Address Rsad-Routns Work.

RICHMOND Va, October Sit was un-
derstoOd this morning that the Commission
on Credentials of the X. of L. had compile
ted the consideration of the case of the st.
Louis delegate, and that its report would
be ready for presentation as soon as the
convention had assembled. The con-
test is not one that has reused such bitter
feelings as was created by the efforts of
Jno. Morrison or the representatives of the
Brooklyn assemblies to obtain
recognition, and it was expected that it
would soon be disposed of and matters of
more real importance be taken up. Every
one is growing impatient at the delays en-
and all are beginning to recOg-
nize the necessity of settling down to bus
mess if they hope to conclude the sessions
of the CONVENTION within any reasonable
time.
Mr.. Powderly stated to the press cOrre-
spondent, while the delegates were assem-
bling this morning, that
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As a Cure for Sore Throat and Coughs,
"Bro,cR's Bronchial 7Fonhes" have been thor
oughly tested, and maintain their good reputa-
ton.
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to-day was the beef men coming out at
Armour's. This was a surprise to the
packers who apparently intended to con-
fine the fight to the hog interests. The
firm is left with 800 head of cattle
in their yarks to feed.
ArmOur's cOOpers came out also
they had asked for p cents advance and it
had not been granted. 1t is estimated that
there arc now 1000 men out of wOrk, about
one-quarter of whom are strikers, the 9th
ers being obliged to quit on their account
for want of work. The strikers are skilled
workmen, the remainder being labOrers.
The latter, though not technically striking
appear to be in hearty sympathy with the
movement. The men all quit with their
knifes and other sharp edged tools in their
possession. A mass meeting of strikers
has been called for tomorrow afternoon,
ut which tits feared trouble will develop.
Fully fifteen thousand persons are expect
ed to be present.
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Sylvester, Reilly; two base hits, Jones,
Davis, Kilroy, McPhee; three base hits,
Manning; passed balls, Boyd 4, Fulmer l.;
wild pitches, Stephens |, Scott |; first
base on balls, OFF Stephens 4, OFF Kilroy II,
oil Scott =; errors, . each; base hits, Gin
cinnati II, Baltimore 9;umpire York.
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Earned rims pitfsl

Earned runs, Pittsburg .; two base hits,
Mum, Barkley 9; passed balls, Keipsch-
lager 5; wild pitch, Lynch 1; first base on
balls, of Morris l, off Lynch 3; struck out,
by Morris 10, by Lynch 1; errors, Pitts
burg none, Nets =; base hits, Pittsburg 10,
Nets l; umpire, Valentine.
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TITIIcI TUUS, NI' IUUIs ., HEUUhIy IH",
two base hits, Burch; home run, Caruthers;
struck out, by Caruthers |, by Porter B;
bases on called balls, of Caruthers 3;
passed balls, Kemmler 4, Peoples |; wild
pitches, Caruthers |; base hits, st. Louis
II, Brooklyn l3; errors, st. Louis ., Brook
lyn l. Umpire McQuade.
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BASE BALL.

PTTrBuRG, Pa, October s.-The Metro
politans were shut out to-day in remark
ably fine game. Morris pitched in splen-
did form, holding the visitors down to
one hit, while Lynch was batted quite free
ly. The home team played faultlessly in
the field and had but one batting error,
Morris sending man to base on balls. At
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Athletics LII: I.nnlsNllle \.

LOUISVILLE, KY, October s.--The
LouisviIles out-batted the Athletics to-
day, but could not win because of Wolic's
miserable catching and wild throwing and
Cook : errors ut first. Score:
HniHgs....................o..l 1
Louisville r....................0 q | 0 - -
Athletic. ....................3 U ; . , oil
Earned runs, Louisville ;, Athletic ,;
two-basc hit, OBrien; three-base hits, Col
lins, Wolfe and Browning; passed balls,
Wolfe ); wild pitches, llecker ,, Atkisson
|; first base Oh balls, Hooker 3, Atkisson
>; struck out, ITccker =, Atkisson 81 base
hits, Louisvill l3, Athletic 10; errors,
Louisville 9, Athletic 3; umpire, Kelly.
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Cincinnati 4, Baltimore 8.

CINCINNATI, October S.-'Phenomenal
Kilroyn was knocked out of the box to-
day for the second time this season by the
Cincinnatis, who won the game in the first
four innings by making Ia runs, : Of them
earned. McClellan's work at short and a
jumping catch by Reilly of a wildly thrown
ball were the features of the game. Ste
phens, local amateur pitched for the Gin
cihnatis and barring wildness did fairly
we'll Davis became sick in the fifth in
ming, and Muldoon played in his place af-
terwards, Darkness stopped the play at
the end of the eighth inning. Attendance
DSn Sanra.
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To CHARLES z GORMAN

chairman of the Eaqual Rights Democrtic
Association, Providence K. i. October 8.
''The order of the Knights of Labor in
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'ELDEN'S LOVELY wTSDrP.

A+AaA " ANAlAAs
abeap,;ta., concluded rs follows: To-day
Gnv S.T autumn sun kisses the cheeks
,a,be ,'o" , men. l stand here, never to
ayei nv head in its rays l have
SlL leliO"man as have loved my
sro1s nave nave hated the triekery and mon
hfy IJuNlee !; OF the Nineteenth Cen
~ commits the crime of killing its
bts,s,". "!ehds and it will live
SiOse -; iS:. i some day. But rs have said
ayeli ~ will do any good ! freely give
EheD !. trust the time will come
0OderSt.nSiie will be o better
AOQhtsiDD more intelligence and if
ton VIM s Of iniquity; wrong and eOrrup-
Saieh w;S M replaced by truth and Justice,
come to bathe in the pure
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Game called on account of darkness.
Rasc hits. Kansas CITY :. Washington n
ADARING ROBBERY.

Base hits, st. Louis ., Ney forI
rOrs st. Louis 1, New York none.
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commenced taking it in April, 1884 My gen
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have it cut or die. But it commenced dis
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edges until February, when it was entirely
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Cochesett, Plymouth Co., Mass, July Is,
1885.
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more than represented. And do most
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hefeae0f wis some people never
gel 90 because they aoait live long
eQ0pgR.