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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-18
WelLSBURG.
Miss Thompson. Friends Flsassd-Gen'
eral Local News.
In


eral Local News.
Special 10 TIE Sunday RsqiIisr.
WsLLsBURG. W. Va, April l7-MiSs
Jenuette Campbell gave a very peasant
social to her young friends last evening
at the residence of her father, W. P.
Campbell, Eag. The misses and young
gents passed the evening q1ite ioyously un-
Ill halt after ten o'clock, when the som
psny dispersed.
The relatives and friends of Mrs. Vr-
gir;s G Thompson, daughter Of the late
Bishop Campbell, here are pleased over
the nomination Of that ladT to succeed
herself as postmistress at Louisville, ken
tucky.
J.P. St. Myers and Robert Junkins, two
of Wheellng's officers visited our town one
dsy this week.
Mrs. Edward Hammond, OF SteuSen-
vile. made visit to her home here on
Thursday.
Mr.. Erwin Burgs, of Proctor, We,asl
county, who is teaching school on Snort
Creek, in Brooke county, was in town To-
day.
Prof. Joseph Cox, principal OF the Nor
NAL School at West Liberty, was in town
to dsy. he SAYS the school is in success
iui condition and the spriug term is at
tended better than IsGai.
The various ice cream parlors were
formally opened this afternoon and even
ing for the season.
Mr. DarSiu McClelland hiss bsen elected
SUPERINTENDENT Of the water works construc
tion, 10 succeed Mr.. Fall.
Fish stories are being cultivated and cir
culated in our community, adorned with
the usual coloring and accompanied with
theiS usual credibihtY. The impetus hsl
been given iy numeroua Of our citizen
taking advantage ofths fne weather OF tn
rast few days TO 20 Angling.
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EXPLODING MOLTEN STEEL,
4 Terrible Accident at Pittsburg, Tnjur-
Ing ManR RAnnIa.

A Terrible Accident at Pittsburg, Injur-
ing Many People.
PITTSBURGH, April l7.-Shortly before
noon to-day, while experiments were being
made at the iron works of Singer, Nimiok
l. Co, in com pressing steel. the mould con-
tanning over one thousand pounds Of
molten steel, suddenly gave way, scatter
ing the metal in every direction. Some
fifty or sixty persons were witnessing the
experiment and all were more or less
burned Five are supposed to be danger.
ously injured. The names have not yet
been learned.
The accident is supposed to have been
the result OF the Sand ip the mold being
damp aud when the steam pressure was
put on the mold the compressed molten
metal then exploded, scattering among the
large number OF men surrounding it. A
panic ensued aud the men scattered in
every direction in their eager desire to gain
points Of safety. As soon as the cloud OF
steam had arisen and the crowd OF people
could sgain be distinguished it was discov-
cred that at least twenty Of them had been
burned, several dangerously.
THE MOST SERIOUSLY INJURED
are as follows:
JAMES MAcKEY, smelter, dangerous.
ly burned about the head and upper part
Of the body.
ALEX. FOSTER, master mechanic, burned
badly about head, neck and arma
PETER HAS, worker, burned about neck
and face, severely
FRANK NINICE, member OF the firm and
manager, burned about the legs, hands
and neck.
WV. q. SINGER, member Of the firm,
slightly scalded.
PAT. MULLEy. arms and face burned.
MICHAEL OSBORN, burned about the
neck and face.
In addition to these names there were q
dozen others more or less injured.
Mr.. Frank Nimick, after his injuries
were dressed was taken to his home on
Penn avenue. The others. who were 10.
jured, were tenderly cared for, and ss soon
az possible removed to their homes. The
dam sge to the pill was very slight. The
news OF the accident spread rapidly and
created great excitement, as it WAS first re-
ported that the boilers had exploded, kill
ing q number Of persons.
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MORE ACTIVITY
shown at East It. LOuis.-.Nisht Prowlers
Arrested,

shown at East It. LOuis.--Aisht Prowlers
Arrested,
ST. Louis. April Il The Luhness done
By East S. Louis railroads continues to
increase. Yesterday yreater volume oil
freight was transferred a,r)ss the river
than during any day since the stake. At
a meeting ofmsnsgsrs OF various roads, at
which General Z zee and staH were pres
ent upon invitation Tie tuation WIS thor
ougbIy discussed and the psrrcu'a: incon'
yenIences under whici each road suffered
reported and explained by the railroad rep
reaeutatiyes, aud Genera! Rsece promised
more protection for these weak spots. The
employees Of the garioas roads were in
fO-nei o. this promi5e ,ni to-day several
lsx men are ~ work and business Is being
done in the hitherto unprotected portions
Of the yards
The Bird "a and Tunnel Company, which
formerly did all the transferring across the
river by the bridge, and the Belt road,
which did the transferring between the
diE-reut railroad ysrdl, have been unable
70 employ a sufficient nUa5sr Of men to DO
ell the business, and the ferries ahd trans
fer teams have been called 10 perform this
work, ol: had that they have more than
they can Do THIS Inconvenience OF trans
tsrlng IA the only caIss for the roads not
being IN tull operation Grea' activity
prevails in all the railroad yards to-day,
and numerous trains to aud from Si points
are arriving and departing
NIGHT pRovLERs CAPTURED.
Ian nigh, in East ;, Louis, First Lieu
tenant Bl.rOughs Of The Eighth Regiment
aud t,ur s5Ilisrs, who were on duty guard
ing the coal dumps south Of the 81. LOUIS
bridge. noticed six men proEling about the
cars IN ;ha, viciu,:g. Eho, whan they oeheld
the soldiers attempted 20 escape. Ihe
guards surrounded them sud tSa officers II
cOmnsni a1esticusd them SO 10 their bus
lne3s IN tat vicinity. and "a they eouic
gl7s 10 ,a.js'actS-y sccourt OF themselves
they we're placed uuSs- arrest snS marched
st the paint OF the oayonss 10 toe guard
house. north Of ths Relay depot, Skere they
s=rs searched and placed under gasSd
The siA prisoners appeared to be strlker'
aud 'So Of them Srv tie Bailey brothers
Sho figured prominently ia East st. L1ul
labor Affairs Their cssss ore being inVeS
hgsted 10 DIV.
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The Feast of the Passover

The Feast Of the Passover, so closely ob
served by the Jewish people throughout the
world, hssirs on Tu esday next, aud contin.
uss seven days. Among the peculiar OBJ
servancesi is the eating of unlesvened bread,
in remembrance OF the Hebrews at the time
Of their departure from Egypt The bread
contains nothing but -four and water. Salt
or any other seasoning is objected to. The
house OF every good Hebrew must be thor.
oushly cIesnsed; the dishes and knives and
forks used throughout the year must be
taken out and new ones used instead. The
history of the origination Of the passover is
always closely read and studied on the first
and second evenings OF the feast
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The Stats Of the Tie Up ia New
York.
The Latest Labor News from
Every Point.

Rock I>LAxD, Ill, April 1.-THE fol-
lovipg circular has been ob'sined from
Robert Bennett, the State Master Work
man of Illinois. to the Knights OF Labor,
Illinois:
The alarming development OF power tor
evil in the person OF Jay Gould, demand
immediate attention OF every person who
loves his country, his home aud the good
Of humanity. The love OF money regard
less OF suffering, blinds this greedy and
ipsstiabls monster TO acts Of oppression,
and he hiss driven thousands Of bis
snployes on the Southwestern system
Of railroads to strike for the right to sus-
tain lie for themselves, their wiyis ard
their dear ones. On presentation OF lheir
grievances a stern and cruel denial was
given. All efforts on the part of the Gen.
eral Executive Board to secure pescea-
he settlement by means Of arbitration have
been refused byi the treachous dealings OF
Gould and Hexie Premiums were offered
nv railroad officials for men Of grit who
meant business and these railroad hirellngs
without justification shot and Eilled men
and women. Innocent blood has been shed
and every EFFORT 10 ssigms.iza and render
od,oas the name of our noble order has
bsau 1esorted to An oster has been issued
bv the General Executive Board Of
ahe Knights of LA9or for 6nan
si.l aid to supply our brethren
tI-ir t4Riliss Sirh the necessaries Of
T. H.r It all ms.noers OF the order iu this
o. - such assistance as is in their
.7-anI 90 80 ,b. action approve the eff grts
- To-, On. ,ans,aI o,T. NeS 70 sustain our broth
ers Of D,s,ric, Asssm5,. - -. ." auu ~;
remember that p;onpt S S5uou Is
Necessary. Lay aside every S III " .
minor nsture, and le: egesy Assem- ~ 'H''
INTO line AMI render what aid 1t csn.
Signed
ROBERr BENNETT, NJ. ".
j. P. French, Secretary.
j. MAHJNEY,
J. CorRTSEY,
J1HS BrSpL,SG.
\ B B,REER.
Executive B5ari Of Illinois State Al
sem5y
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SENTENCING STRIKERS
FOR Iniur4nE the Texas AMI Pacific Rail-
NaY Company.

foF lniur4nE the Texas AMI Pacific RaiI-
SaY Company.
DALLAS Ten April l6.-Uaited States
Judge Pardee, in the trial o. the contempt
cases, yesterday passed sentence on the
'oLloEing persons, who had been convicted
Of oHenseS against the Texas and Pacific
hallway Company. Chss Wilson, charged
~'n disPlseing the switch for the purpose
ot derslling 50 engine ct Denton, on
March p, sentenced to FIVE uonths' i'm
Epti'o1uent in the county Jail c. Bishop,
not ~. taxing possession Of switch ct Fort
worth on April 2, Was found guilty
ana remsnded 10 await sentence
Hooert Irwin and William An
usfson, tor the same Office. dis
tSoAfssd. Samuel Berry, intimIdating Ia.
SosSss, discharged on his own recogniz snce.
Lsne, taking possession Of q switch
sna preventing its use; admitted to bail in
me sun OF = 900. aud the case continued.
NleaArd Gordon. striking 3 sHitchman with
s'one ct night; three mouths imprison-
@snt IN the county Jail. Cnsrlss Barlow,
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The John Mooney Case.

In Part Two Of the Circuit Court, yes
terday, John Mooney was sentenced to pay
fne cf$lOO aud be confined in the coun'
ty all for the period Of thirty days.
Mooney was sent to Moundsville for one
year aud sentenced to pay fine OF 500,
at former term OF court. for wounding
Frank McAdsms with a brick. The case
vas taken to the Supreme Court and sent
back 10 the Circuit Court for resentence
As Mooney had been at Moundsville for
eleven months the Court limited the iu'
prisonment to the unexpired portion Of the
original sentence. Mooney was brought
up from Moundsville by Assistant Super
intandent W. L Wilkinson.
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LoulaNille'a Poatmiatrsaa.

LOUISVILLE, kr.. April 1.-THE REAP.
pointment Of Mrs. Virginia C. Thompseu a
as postmistress Of this civ
has octassioned great reioic.
ing among the Democratic masses
Although there were forty.iour male candi.
dstes tor the office, she had better Demo.
cratic endorsement than oil Of them Do.
together. An effort is being made
By the disappointed spoils hunlers un-
der the leadership Of the Couner-
Journal, to work up an indignation
meeting, but it is not meeting With favor.
Representative Willis is generally prai,d
for his manly stand. The Pest this even
ing publishes . call, Dumerously sisn, d
by Democrats for mass meeting OF citi-
zens 10 approve ofMr Thompson spro oint
ment
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-18
M0uNDSVILLE.
TouEhs From Kanawha-LOCal Gossip
of the Mound City.

OF the Mound Clty.
Special TO the Sunday Register.
MoUxDsvILLE, W. Va, April l7.-ksn.
awhs county sent the toughest locking
nen that have been received at the prison
for some time. Geo. Jeffrey, murder in
second degree, for stay Of eighteen J ears.
John Oliver, attempt to murder one year
Douglas Green, (colored), housebreAkirg
and larceny, one gear. William Beverly,
(colored), grand larceny, four years The
following persons were discharged this
week: Leonard Watson, Gilner county,
one year for robbirg poStoticei Levi Nc
Clowan, for the same ofsnce; Warren
Irons, Hoane COUNTY, burglary, three yesrs
Joseph Martin, alias Josep Scotty was
pardonsd on Wednesday last by President
Cleveland He is au Italian by birth and
WAS parioned on the plea Of ignorance o.
the law and his extreme age. he was
sent from New Orleans for counterfeiting,
for fifteen years, and had served ten years
g this sentence, and twenty years in Sing
Sing.
Captain James Cats was in town rauls.
day and Informed your correspondent that
he expected to build boat at an early
date, for what trade he woald not say,
Misses Kate Arthur, Mamie Morrow,
Mrs. Will Morrow and Bessie Dsvries, Of
6envood gre yjGiting Moundsville friends.
Z. Weaver 4 Sons large Wholesale vhik
store hvens up B street considerable. Mr..
Joseph B. Alexander has accepted a posi-.
ton as travelling salesman for this firm.
The many friends Of Capt D. Fl. Cut
right were sorry to hear Of his misfortune
asd hope for spsedy recovery.
| Miss Mettie Wilson and Olive Nicolas
key will open their sumner school o. ne=t
Monday.
The Italians employed on the cous'ruc
ton train on the Ohio River R. r here
struck oa Friday for Sill per day, an in
crease cf ta2 gents The company inme
diate discharged them.
The Ohio River railroad has been having
considerable difficulty in the narroxs b.,
lov this place the last week. On TuetdaJ
the trains we're delsyed six hours.
Special services were held this week II
Trinity Church Sunday morning at hall
past ten o'clock. Bishop Peterkin will cor
duct the services and confirmation in tn
evening.
Capt Charles Dunlap and wife we're il
town on Tuesday.
Mr.. G. l.. Hendershot, travelling salef
mau for Bentlv h Gerriug, Parkersbure
was in toSa Friday in the interest OF hi
erm.
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A Determined Suicide.

GRAFTON, W. Va, April l8.-Christo-
pher Robinson, an old and respected citi-
zen Of Pruntytown, attempted to commit
suicide this morning by cutting his throat
He went to Herman SinseTs drug store
about o. clock this morning and bought q
bottle of lsudnum. He went home and
took large dose of it and dose Of croton
oil and then cut his throat and left arm to
the bone. He is still living but cannot re-
cover. Mr.. Robinson has been in feeble
health for several months from which his
mind had become very much impaired.
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To.day's Lecture,

Bishop Kain will 'ectu at p. m. to-
day on "Tae origin Of man aud the unity
and antiquity of the human family" This
will be the last lecture Of the Bishops
Lenten series on the great topics which
concera tie harmony OF modern science
aud Divine Revelation. The importance
Of the subject and the added interest which
the writings OF Darwin and men of his
way Of thinking have given it, will. no
doubt, attract large audience to the Ca.
the lrsl this afternoon.
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woman's Face.

What furniture can give such fnish TO
q room, &c tender vomsn's face, asks
George Elliott. No. any, We ere happy to
answer, provided tSs glow Of health tenn.
pers the tender expression. The pale,
anxious, bloodless face Of the consumptive
or the evident suffering Of the dyspeptic
induce feelings Of sorrow and grief on ouI
part and compel Us to tell them Of DR.
Pisrce,s Golden Medical Discovery" th'
so7ereign remedy for consumption ana
other diseases Of the respiratory system a
veil a. dyspepsia aad other digestive
tseablsa. ssld evefyshere.
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Murdered, Robb, a and Burn cd -.

AESIA. o., April l7-Betwesn II aud |
o'clock this morning ihe residence of John
Douthett, south Of town on the c ncinnsti
pike, was burned to the ground ard Mr.. and
Mrs Dou,he,t, aged and respected citi-
zeus, cremsted. When The fs. was discov.
cred it was beyond control. snd when ,hs
house was entirely copsomsd the charred
remains Of the old couple were found in
the ruins The FIRE 10 believed 10 be the
work ofan ircendisry. Ii is thought the
old peop'e w're murdered and robbed and
the house then fred. Charlie Morris, Who
has been working on the farm Tor several
years, :has been arrested and will be brought
here pending an investigation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-18
SIX BLOODY ROUNDS.
Parkersburg Boys Hammer Each Other
For Twenty Dollars.
IL Ian. D.

Parkersburg Boys Hammer Each Other
For Twenty Dollars.
Special 10 the Suaddy ReetItr.
PARKERsRURo, April IA six round
glove contest took place last night over the
store OF a Market street merchant between
two amateur light weights Of this city, Lee
Epstein and Will SEeiizsr, for q purse Of
$40 a side. The boys meant business, as
the contest would not only settle the
amateur championship, but also q slight
difference Of opinion as to which was the
best man." About fifteen or twenty
Parkersburg sports were present and the
affair kept secret for fear Of official inter
ruption.
The boys entered the ring stripped to
the buff.
The first round showed considerable
science, but more temper. Epstein land
ed one on Sweitzer's bugle, bringing the
claret, and receiving one in return on the
proboscus, which made Epstein's blood
flow.
Round second consisted Of an inter
change Of blows, evenly balanced. and
more loss OF temper. Round third, Ep.
stein won first and only knock-down. Both
boys losing more temper and more claret.
Round four, Epstein had the best Of
Sseiizsr, displaying more deIterity and
getting several effective blows on Sweitzer's
face.
In the fifth round Epstein sprained bis
right arm, but kept up until the sixth round,
when he was compelled to throw up the
sponge, from the intense pain. Parse
awarded S9eitzer.
Both pugilists are said to have been
bloody spectacles after the fight. Censid-
erabls money is reported to have been
stsked on the fight.
It's reported that the bad blood gener
ated has brought about match to finish,
with bare knuckles, to be fought at an ear,
ly day, somewhere in Ohio.
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the Kanawha and ohio.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, April l7.-A q
mating of the stockholders CT the Kama
wha'And Ohio railway, to-day, it asdscided
10 consolidate it With the Ohio and Kama
wha Railway Company. These two roads
being the West Virginia and Ohio branches
of the cd Ohio Central A meeting will
Be had in Columbus, Ohio, on April 81, for
ths purpose Of sls,ting officers for the en-
Solidated road, which viii be known as the
Karauha and 0hio.
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RIFLE AND TAR0ET.
Tho wheeling schsut,snysrsiu Bostss In
Two Matches.

Tho wheeling sohsut,snysrsiu Bostsn In
Two Matches.
The members of,be Wheeling Scbeutz.
enverein shot matches With tho Pittsburgh
and Jamestowu IN. Y Rifle clubs, Fri
day and yesterday, and were beaten in both
contests-badly BY the Pi,nburgers, and
BY few points only by the New Workers.
Fridays match was the Grst Of series Of
Eve gallerie contests. to be shot With the
Pittsburg elab. which, BY the way, is one OF
the bes, in the country. The targets used
were Of the Masss chusetts pattern, bullssys
one inch in diameter. counting II and IL
points, and The disiance was G5 feet Il
wis possible Tor s.ch mao TO make total
Of 3G0 points. The scores we're Gs follows:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-18
THE CHOLERA SPECTRE
Spreads Its threatening Wings
Over Southern Europe.
Mrs. Bartlett Acquitted Of Her
Husbands Murder.

vienna, April l7.-CAses Of cholera ais
reported from Trieste. TIE ou,braks Of
the disease in Italy is said to bs more
severe than was ct 6rst
stated. Tue authorities there, il
is alleged are hiding the uu:h rg.rdirs
the rava2ss Of the disease. The Austrian
authorities have again establish cd Gordon
on the Italian frontier, and every precau-
ton will be taken to prevent the spread Of
the epidemic.
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A Resort to Fists.

Erhart Shenerline and Alfred Conrad
repaired to the New Fair Grounds last
evening to settle some difference of opinion
with the aid of their fists. Toe former was
being done up pretty badly when Officer
McNichol hove on the scene anu scooped
them both in. They will explain the mat
ter before His Houcr Monday morning.
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,,a.s Brown Not a Candidate.

PIRKERsBURG, W. Va, April l7.-jlcsse
R. 8. Brown of jackson county, was in the
city yesterday sHrOute bone from WASH
ington. The Jadge was exceedingly
averse to talk on political matters, bat
when asked whether the alleged converse
ton took place at the Capital the other
dsz he seemed considerably exssperated,
and denied tue Published statement fosci-
by. The Judge is net 9 csDd date just st
this stage Of the political game.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-18
Painters Organize.

At 8 called meeting Of painters he'd at
James McAdamS' shop, yesterday, tenn
porary organisation was perfected BY ap-
pointing R. Pratt president and Wm.
Sharp secretary. The meeting, after an
expression of views, adjourned to meet at
the same place, at O'Clock mex! Wednes-
day night. to form permanent orgsniza-
tion. The master painters were respect
fully inyited to attend the next meeting.
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Base BAH.

At Washibgion-Sstionals. Il; Jersey
City, &.
Al Augusta, Ga-Augusts. g. Mash
vile, l3.
At Mscon-Mempbis. 3; Macon. ].
At Savannah, Ga Savannah. 22; Chat
tsnoogs,
At Cincinnati, 0.-Cincinnsti in first,
Louisville s.
At Charleston, s. C-Atlsnts 8,
Char eston 3.
At Norfolk. Va-Bosion 2. Rochester 2.
At Balimore-0pening Of the American
Association Observation-Disclosures a.
Brooklyn /.
Al a. Philsdslphis-Athls.ics. 10; Metro
politsns 3.
At Newark. N.J.-PhilAieIpia n. ]; Nes
ark g
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THE DAILY CALENDAR.
Mistake Corrected.

Yesterday mornings REGISTER stated
that twas John A. Campbell who had died
on Wednesday at Steubenville. This was
q mistake and one much regretted. The
item should have read Milton B. Campbell.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-18
Forty Men to Leave.

Word was received yesterday at nailers
headquarters from Niles, Ohio, to send
three nailers and seven feeders from each
factory here out on strike, to work in the
factory there. This will give fotty men
situations, aad it 10 ElasFstood that mum
Der win leave the city tomorrow tor Miles
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-18
annrfinR Snuiha.

The Pittsburg Sportsman says tha.A
Hsnlop, of that place. will row HAbber-
Geld, of this city, a. soon as the latter gets
ready. for S20G G side. a race between
The two men would be ven worth witness,
ing. Another item says that Hd. Mkrk
vii run Jacob Reed, Of this city, Q bali
mile foot race for $3.50 aide.
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Residence Burned.

About 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon the
residence of Mr.. John DuH. located about
four and Q half miles west Of Martins
Ferry, caught hre in some, As YET unknown
manner, and totally destroyed with most OF
its contents The house was two story
frame, and was valued ct about 81 200.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-18
Delegates Elected.

Mountain City Lodge, of the Amalgsms.
ted Association, of Etnaville, has elected
Charles Kaufman delegate to the Pitts.
burg convention. Crescent Lodge, of this
city, has elected Dudley A. Waller dele.
gate and Harry Hawkins alternate.
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Released on Bail,

Yesterday Melvin Bunner, Of Marion
county, arrested few days ago by Col T.
P. Shallcross on the charge of using the
mails for improper purposes, was released
on $500 bail by U. s. Commissioner Rheir-
strom. he TO appear to answer at the
September term Of Court.