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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-12
BELLAIRE.

At a meeting of National Union No
100 the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: G. W. iost, President;
]. Ritze, Vice President; c. q. Dankworth,
Recording Secretary; W. K. Naylor, Fl
nancial Secretary; S. o. Cummins, Treas
urer; DR.. J. W. Cooper, Medical Exam
iner; D. j. Murray, c. M. Stewart, +. NJ.
Strong, B. o. Norcross and j. Z. Robin.
son, Trustees.
Over 400 accessions have been made
to the Methodist Churches Of late by re-
vivals.
The grocers met last night to discuss
about early closing.
Dick Corbet, OF Steubenville, is in the
CITY,
John Tarbet has concluded to withdraw
from the contest for Mayor.
Cottage service by the members of the
Episcopal Church to-day at 3:45 p. m.
B., Z. & C. stockholders will meet in this
city next week.
J. NJ. Maring is back from New York.
The X. Of L. at its last meeting in.
dorsed the early closing movement
j. H. Mllligan is too i'll to attend to bis
business.
An infant child Of Henry Ebsrling died
yesterday.
Friends of Thos. Ault say be would
make good Councilman from the Fourth
ward.
W. F. Smith, of Smith6eld, married
Miss Efis Kelly, at Quaker City. The
happy couple we're IN town last night.
Several freight cars were somewhat
broken in the B. & o. yard yesterday.
Merchants perfected their organization
last night.
VIM. A. Smith and Miss Clara Jones
have been married.
John Nipig was upset BY c. 4 P.
engine while walking on the end Of the ties.
BE is now laid up at his Fourth ward bar
Der shop.
The Second NJ. +. Church festival opens
n City Hall tonight.
Spencer Laughln will barry an infant
laughter to-day.
No meetings in the First NJ. L. Church
or the present.
Miners will meet in Druid Hall Satur-
lay evening.
The Horn property, Fourth ward, will be
old TO morrow.
The Tribune advises the Republicans to
'twAre Of the "Workingmans ticket"
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MARTINS FERRY.

The Ladies Monumental Society OF the
G. A. R. will give q bean bake and ice
cream social at G. A. R. Hall on Monday
evening.
DIR. j. M. Blackfcrd is, contrary to q
circulated report, still candidate for the
postmsstership.
James A. Bsyliss will be candidate for
the township clerkship, subject TO the delib.
erations OF the Democratic township coI-
vention.
The Climax will run to Wheeling 10.
night TO accommodate those wishing to
attend the walking match at the Lafayette
Hall.
Wednesday nights citizens convention
was the largest and most enthusiastic one
held in this place this season, and in fact
for long time. The contest for the can.
didacy for the msyoralty and msrsbalship
were the most prominent, and great inter
est was manifested in them. The follow
ing ticket was nominated: Mayor, Daniel
W. Clark; Marshal, William Burns; SO.
licitor, j. c. Gray; Treasurer, 7. j. Irwin ;
Water Works Trustees, John A. NJ. Seitz.
Commissioner, David Vennum.
With the first appearance of spring the
festive scissors grinder makes his appear.
ance Yesterday the town contained four
OF these grindstone artists.
James Smith and wife Of Cosbocton, o.,
are in town Visiting friends.
The John Chinaman Base Ball Club
will give benefit ball in Etra Hall on
Wednesday next. This club played some
pretty tight games last summer with the
Woods and other local clubs and got quite
Q local reputation.
There is talk among some OF the Lower
End citizens. who are iond Of amusement,
Of forming steam yacht club,
There are two rooms vacant at the Cot
tsge House which may be had by good
bosrders Best meals in the city, twenty.
FIVE cents.
Rev. Earl D. Hollz is in GAINESVILLE yis
itiDg relatives and assisting Rev, Binkley,
who has been conducting q revival at tha,
place during the past sixty two days. A
letter from Rev. Holtz yesterday stated
that the revival was doing immense good,
aud that there were no signs Of ito clos
ing.
Public examination in the schools 10 in
progress.
DR.. W. II. Hall is conva!escen. after q
weeks illness.
Council met last evening", aud ordered
the Treasurer - deposit money in the
National Rank Of New York for the pay.
raent Of the first instslInent Of interest on
ths Water Works bonds.
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whom he had suspended, at the same time
denying to them informstion as to things
OF which they were accused. If he said 10
them, You are Republicans, and | want
your places IN order that may confer them
on Democrats" he would have dealt frankly
with them, and would have manifested a
manhness which would have challenged
respect. The President had now asked
the Senate to Join him in his accusations
against those men. When the Senate re-
qussted to be informed concerning the
official conduct of the accused officers, it
was fatty told that no information would
oe given and this regardless of the effect
on the citizen.
Mr.. WILSON WENT on TO ARGUE
that this was not the theory of the Consti-
tuition and was contrary to both the theory
and practice of the government from the
beginning. He said that the de-
msnd Of the Senate was not uu-
lawful or unreasonable. Grover Cleveland
may not suspend from office in his person.
al discretion the President may do il iu his
official discretion. The outraged citizen
who stood srraigued before the country by
the President as being unworthy of con-
ddence must not enquire concerning
charges made against him because that I
would be an encroschment upon the kingly
prerogstiye of the possessor Of executive
power, and when the Senate called
'or information on the Government
lies in order that the cit
zen may have fair play, common jus
ice and opportunity for defense, and il Is
,oidly informed that the public interests
would not be promoted By the giving of
Information. Thus the kingly "preroga,
ives" of the Presidents placed under lock
md key the public records of the country
I this were reform" Mr.. Wilson thought
he sooner we returned to the old methods
be better. Mr.. Wilson was quite willing
o admit that the Presidents reported as
ertioRs of reform had given way to the
ressure of partisan supporters rather than
az that they were meaningless when ut.
tered. The Administration Mr.. Wilson
aid in conclusion, had been engaged in
Comedy of Errors" aud Its position in
be light Of all that had been promised, not
little diseouragipg.
Mr.. Kenna obtained the floor to speak
n the resolutions.
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Blew Out His Brains.

S.. LOUIS, Mo, March ll.-Dsvid
Henry sayres, & yaunS man aged 2o
rears and the brother OF Geo. \. Ssyres,
three years ago employed as q travelling
salesman, lost his position by irregular
habits. Il is also said that he had an un-
fortunate love affair. For some days past
he Was On g heavy spree. Last evening
abont 5 O'Clock one Of the CLERKS Of the
boIel was startled by the sound of pistol
shot from Sayres' room, and running thith'
er, he found the man lying on the floor, q
3s csiibre revolver still smoking, lu his
hand, Ou the bureau was the photograph
of 8 beautiful wousn. he had fred a
hall into lis right temple, the left side OF
bis head was blown sssy end his brains
scattered On the wall. He died in shor'
lime from the effects OF the wound.
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Interest in the o. K. II. Extension.

PAREERsBURG, ". VA March This
afternoon rough estimate would place
the number Of contractors present and bid
ding on the o. r. h. contracts at about
200. They are q fine looking set Of men
from all parts Of the country. The bid
ding will be lively, but no account OF the
names of the successful bidders and loca'
ton ofthe contracts can possibly Be given
to day. In fact the estimates will scarcely
be considered By the directors tomorrow,
there being 80 great 9 nanper. The citl-
zeus here and along the route are taking
a deep interest in the early construction OF
the road. Very little, If any, opposition is
looked for, the advantages. to the entire
lower part of the Stase being too apparent.
I learn that the stone work Of the Little
Ksnswha bridge Is to be finished August
lst and the roadbed BY September lst.
The usmss Of the successful contractors
and locations will probably be knoYn BY
Saturday,
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A CONGRESS OF INVESTIGATION.
The Nations Legislature Doing Little But
Nose in Dark Corners.

SDsciCl 70 ne EeytSfeFs
WASHINGTON, March lit begins 10
look az though this is to be Congress CT
investigations after al. In the House tne
Committee on Postofices and Post Roads
is inouiring into telegraph matter south'
the Conu;t.ss on Expenditures IN the
Dsusrtment, is investigating the expend-
;,urss of the Chief Signal ofncer; tha
Committee on Ways aud Means is looking
into the tsriGf question; the Committee on
Accounts is Investigating the duties OF
ths men on the doOrkesPsFs Eoai 5 COM
mittes is taking testimony in regard 10 the
connection OF certain officials with the
Pap.Electric Telegraph Company
Ths Committee on Agriculture
has been looking iEts the mali
ufacturs of olsomsrgerine; speciai con- %
mittee is investigating affairs 81 ise reu, nr
ron Ofiee while various conmittees nave
bseu having hearing and taxing 'sS'f
mouy on many subjects:
A sub-committee Of the Senate Conm!.
.ao = an Pensions is investigating charges IN
Soron,;ss;oper ~ N of Pensions Blacks snnasi
SSno-t AGAINST his predecessor tneEe are
tTo o- three committees inVeshgStios
cIo,7ss against nominees to ohees, soa
nov The people are threatened via Sn, su -
vsssttiSs6or into the election Of oeuS''f
Payns, OF Ohio. Human,
~ n ,bsse investigators ra&ks doaumen,
;nfo-r,stion. however, and tie lovers
o ~ nartiss Will be tEeSted to nuea po
IN nli OO1- an5 commercial romance IN the
campaign this fall.
900 MANY IRONS IN THE FIRE
specIol e ne Rsgis'er.
w,sHysroS, March 1.-THE Oehei II
hscomipg general that the present ses7'ot
g congress Will be 3 rsnaFssbly long one
~ bslisys it viii run into September
Tha IT, t-oubIs with matters is there ore toe
-sny important subjects pending sn' @
there ia disposition to give time 10, me ne,
me- Ell I;.cussioa ss aTeFythiOg. Muol q
dissatisfaction is being sS's'''S' % ~, y,
aides OK the House because the debates D.
no, more frequently limited at tho outsst
Several days were OOnsuaed in consider
,hs rans;on bill, when iss subject mat
.os ing oon,S s have been fully discussed-taa
: ses 80 80 fsa.urs thst needed discussiei
-, bours. There is standing orce
=. s.n nsnsrai sr debate on the subject OF CON
~. ~. sSS;cS win undoubtedly occupy wees
= fs;ms' when no one is foolish enough v
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think there can be anything done towards
changing the present laws on the sgpJect
When the naval bill comes up there Is
to be q food of talk; likewise on the oank'
ruptcy bill, the tariff, educational and
score of other big bills. There Is some
propriety in discussing these matters; ana
vet there is not the least probably the talk
ing will stop till all have spoken their hill
THE MARsHAL's SALARY.
Special to the Register.
WAsHNGToN, March ll.--U. 5. Mar
shsl Sehon is in the city. 1t is said that
he is here for the purpose of making q
statement before the committee of the
House on expenditures in the Department
of Justice ia favor of increasing the salary
Of the Marshal of West Virginia from 49,
600 to $1,000 per year. The former
amount is embodied in the bill now pend
ing before that committee. The bill which
was introduced by Mr.. Gibson does away
with the fees item altogether. Should the
bill pass, which is doubtful, the Marshal
would have to pay all his travelling and
other expsnses out of his $4,000 salary
and would probably have nothing tett for
himself
A TRADES ASSEMBLY REQUEST.
Special to the Register.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Ohio Val
lev Trades and Labor Assembly to-day
sent a communication to the West Virgin
ia Congressman requesting them 10 vo'e
against the Morrison tariff bill.
RAILROAD BUSINESS.
Special 10 the RegiEts.
WASHINGTON, March H. Senator Cam
den left for Psrksrsburg on business con.
nected with the Ohio River railroad.
Bids for the construction Of the Point
Pleasant railroad will be opened in this
city next week.
PERSONAL
Special to the ReoiEtsr.
WARRINGTON, March ll.-John W. Ma
son, of Grafton, and Phi! Clifford, Of
are in the city.
EXPORTS.
The total values Of the exports Of bread. (
tuffs during eight months ended February
18th last were S72,5l0,978, against SllO,-
800, 1872 the same time last year.
SUSPENSIONS.
Secretary Manning sent TO Senator Mil
Ter several letters Identical in substance
relating to the suspension Of officials Whose
successors nominations are under consid- ,
era'ion by the Finance Committee, and
stating briefly but more emphaticaliy than
anything hitherto uttered, the views of the .
in respect to such susper'
,ion. Both sender and receiver are willing
he letters should be made public, but the
courtesy held to be due from each to the ]
,ther prevents either from giving them ont.
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The Burned Ai:nerk

PrrTsBURG, March ll-Smalley Martin,
another victim Of the Uniondsle explosion
at Dunbar, died last night. This makes
Eve deaths. OF the others injured Thos
Ovens, the pit boss, Wm. Startling and
Peter Kerns, are no. out Of danger, but
resting easier today. Tfs balance will
recover. Coroner Eatton, Of Un,ontowu,
has commenced an inquest in company
with the Jury. The unbaried bodies were
viewed and partial evidence Of three vit.
nesses taken. After this the inquest vas
adjourned until such time ss ell the in.
jured are able to testify. Read 4 Co, tie
mine owners, are paying the Enal expense
and csreing tog tbs wounded.
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Not Cloves Wtfs.

CHICAGO, March lin Judge KpicEsf-
bockefs court this morning, Miss Lizzie
Kelsey's petition ~as denied, and she vas
declared not the vile OF Charles Cloves.
This deprives her oi share 10 the Cloves
estate. Cloves billed bis mistress In .
baguio, in this city. two months ago, snd
then killed himself. Mhs KELSEY vas
living here ~ the supposed wife Of Cloves.
but on the settlement Of bis es,ats could
produce no record Of marriage. Her s,-
torneys Get up the claim TO Q oenmon-hv
marriage, contending thss he had repeat
edly introduced her here % bis wiJs. SSs
claimed that 9 private ceremony. which shs
supposed 10 be perfect marriage contract,
had been performed in New York, but that
II vss not Of record.
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Editors Fight,

CINCINNATI. March ll.-The Enquirer
has the following special from Anderson,
W. Va:
R D. Anderson, editor and proprietor
of the Alderaon Statesman, and c. l..
Peck, editor OF the Hinton Independent,
met in front Of the Monroe House hess yes.
terday evening. Alderson demanded a
retrsction OF statements made in the Inde-
pendent Of March 5th, which was refused.
Anderson got in pelting blows with hick.
ory stick over the head Of the Hinton edi.
tor, when the Independent man drew q
No 3s Smith l. Wesson revolver, but was
prevented from islng it by the quick and
heavy blows Of the editor of the Statesman,
until the Msyorinterfered and placed them
under bond.
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TURBULENT LABOR WORLD.
The Situation of the Miners in Fed
GRAFTON No. 3.
DETERMINED TO MOVE TRAINS
On the Missouri Pacific at Any Cost
and Trouble Likely 10
Soon Occur.
SpeeiaI 10 tie Register.

PIEDMONT, W. Va, March ll.-Ihe SIT
ustion in the Georges Creek region to-day
is unchanged. 1t is expected that the
miners will resume work in the DAVIS q
Elkins' mines to morrow. The West Vir'
ginia Central & Pittsburg Railway Compa'
ny's mines, at Elk Garden, are working as
usual as are thossi in the Upper Potomac
region. Notices OF a threatening charac'
ter are posted each night at Elk Garden,
and every means is resort
ed to by the strikers TO get
the Elk Garden miners out, but they re-
main at their work and will continue to do
so. The strikers have as yet committed
no acts Of violence. 1t is reported large
delegation Of the Georges creek striking
miners will 90 to Elk Garden in the morn
ing. The members of the executive board
Of Federation No. 3, Georges creek, went
to Clear6eld this morning. Authentic in.
formation is received here this afternoon,
saying that the men in the PocahOntas
and Clearfeld regions are all working.
IN PESNsYLyANIA.
HUNTINGDON, Pa, March ll.-Much ex-
element prevails am ong the striking miners
Of the Broad Top region, and indecision
IS to what will finally be done. The min
srs at Robertsdale continue TO hold
put still, but the diggers at
Thorn psons show a disposition to go to
work. Some Of them went in to-day and
100 men from Robertsdale marched over
and brought them out again. There
Is not harmony of action among the
men Of the different parts Of the federation
and all predictions are mere cOrjectures.
At ClearGeld the miners have resumed,
pending the decision of the arbitration
board. In the Irwin, Cumberland and
region the strike is nearly gen.
,ral
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Death OF Little Jesse Barton,

DYtCHF IUTFNVJHItHUF UI TT ItFVIATtI
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, O., March ll.-Atter
two days and nights of suffering, little
Jesse, con Of John P. Barton, Esq, Of this
place, died at 1890 o'clock Wednesday
night. The little fellow was at first at
tackled with pneumonia, and while in o
weakened condition FROM this, diphtheria
made its appearance, and finally mem
branous Group His grand parents, Judge
Jesse Barton and wife, OF Colerain, will be
unable to attend the funeral, which is set
for 2 p. m on Friday at the NJ. E. Gem
etery.
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Marine HOipital.

PARKERsBURG, March 1.-THE Parkers.
burg Improvement Association will short.
ly present a memorial TO the Senate and
House in favor Of locating the Marine
Hospital at this point. The memo orial is
being formulated by Mr. Barns Powell and
presents the advantage in locality, health
fulness and accessibility of Psrkersburg
over any other point on the Ohio river
The representatives OF the business of the
city are taking al active interest in secur
ing the hospital
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Too Late 70 save H,s Hifs.

GALESA, ILL, March ll.-Mrs. Gum
NOV, the wife Of VIM. GummoE, q farmer
Of Scales Mound, in this ccInty, yesterday
evening Sc. Ere "a tss bsdcioihss = :, be,
sieep'us sfsItnsni s ana deliberately
s'sPPsa ~ the fsmez. Her husband
entered the house in time to ssve the build.
ing from destruction, but found his wife
dead
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N, Il. Church Conference.

CHAELEsroy. W. Va, March li.-This
morning Washington Conference Of the
u z. church convened in this city IN its
23d annual gathering. Bishop Ninde, Of
Topeka Kss, presided After electing z
W. s. Peck, CT Baltimore. General Secre-
tary, W. P. RYDER Statistical Secretary
and T. A. White Conference reporter, the
assembly adjourned until to morrow.
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Big Oil Strike.

WAsHISGToS, Pa, March ll.-At a
depth of l,4aO feet, the Pew Il Emerson
we'll, on the Manifold farm, struck oil this
morning. 1t ia now flowing on an average
of l,O0) to 1900 barrels in twenty four
hours. This is by far The largest flow that
has been struck in this field, and is causing
intense excitement. At this writing the
unctious fluid is squirting violently over the
top of tho derrick, though efforts have been
made to check the flow.
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Following sam Jones Aroupd.

CHICAGO, March IA man giving the
name Of Maher was arrested last night for
the attempted stealing of q diamond pin
rom man named Goldsmith. The police
state that MaheR Is an expert thief from
Cincinnati, and that he has been following
il the wake Of the Rev. SAN jones from
city to city.
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,furderin th. First Dee,es,

USIoSroEs. Pa, March 1.-THE Jury
in the Mitchell Metz murder case returned
at 9:l0 tonight verdict Of murder in the
first degree. They we're out four hours.
he was convicted Of killing sn Italian
named Cassidsnti in Spring Hill township
last October.
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WHEN Noah was in the Ark young Ham
wss alvsyJ playing tricks on the o.d gen
tleman. One day he told his ses-fsrinS
father that there wss water in the cellar
All they had all caught cold! Then II
davued on Noah that he had omitted to
secure q supply of DR.. Bulls Cough Strap
which he always used.
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TRADES USIoSIsTs.

ST. LOWS, March IL The Tradeq As.
.er. .biy OF this city, which is composed of
regularly appointed delegates from the
Trade Unions, have held meeting and
adopted resolutions recognizing the rail
road strike as a struggle for the rights Of
workingmen TO organize; that the position
taken By the railroad managers is inimicsl
to the rights OF workingmen aud the pub,
lie gooa, aud Cioqid lie denounced, and
expressing hearty sympathy With the
strikers. Preliminary steps have been
taken By the various business men With q
view 10 holding public meetings Of the
Merchants sud Mechanics Exchange and
other organizations to devise some means
to bring about settlement Of the strike
sud rastoae business 10 lis aormal eoudi-
fio0
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TIE RnYCnrT DECLARED oFF.

ATLANTA, GA, March ll.-The District
Executive Committee Of the Knights Of
Labor, after 8 fall investigated Of tee boy
cait against the Atlaats eopsiitutioP. kAs
declared the ho5eott OF,
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medicines. Il ersdicatss pain BY quickly
removing the cause. 1t is specific for
neuralgia, rheumatism and pain in the
side, back and Embl. Price 25 cents.
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A Wonderful Cnrs In E,shssss.

hDRiAs, mich., Sag. Is, 1893.
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about where ! pleAsed without shostAeSs Of
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time. recommend ]. % the 6nest medi-
cine for liver complaint that ever 80.
and advise the afflicted 10 give IL trial
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Nervous DEBILITY in eiths

Nervous Debility in either
sex, hsEever induced, speedily, thoroughly
and permanently cured. Address. with 10
cents in stamps for reply and book of par
ticulars. Worlds Dispensary Medical As.
socistion, 663 Main street. Buffalo, N. 7.
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In Night Sweat. and Pro.t-..sos,

DR.. R. Stsdhslter. S. Louis, No, rays:
Il have used il in dyspepsia, nervous pros
trstion, ssd in nigh. sweats, With sesy
good results"