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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-30
THAT PARKERsBURG CIRCUS.
People Disgusted with Republican Papers
Reports-rhAt ur) resolution.

Reports-That Qr) resolution.
Special TslegraR 10 TIE Register
PARKERIBURG, July 29.-The alleged
report of the Neil-house de Columbus de-
eat-lOft conference in the EateaigeHeer and
STATE Journal are ridieuled and made sport
Of The combined talents of both papers
have 50 signally failed to publish anything
except a lot Of slush and personals that the
readers generally turned to the REGISTER,
whose reporter was fred out for genuine
and authentic account of the conference. I"
Jim's Menagerie of the side show of the
Columbus circus have gone into bankrupt
cy in the opinion of thinking people of all
parties.
There already is q row bruing in the Re
publican camp over HutehinSOn's subter-
fuge of q Prohibition resolution. The
PrOhibitiOnists openly express the opinion
that the resolution as adopted, is rank
insult to their intelligence, and speak in
emphatic terms of condemnation, while
many license men hold the same views.
They say the resolution was gotten up
merely to mystify both lieence and anti
license men, and that no confidence at all
can be put in a party which does not
come out definitely upon the subject. The
effect will be not only loss of confidence,
but loss of votes. The conference is rid
iculed and derided BY almost everybody
with the exception of the Doodle gang and
theiaSycOphants.
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THE MEXICAN AFFAIR.
Edttor Cutting Stln in Jail-Border Texa
Rampant for War.

Rampant for War.
Ell PAsO, TEXAS, July 29.-There are
no new developments in the Cutting case.
He is still in Jail, and it looks as if he was
apt to stay there quite long time. The
Mexican Government has, it is thought,
concluded not to take any active steps in
the matter, but to resort to slow and time
wasting methods of diplomacy, in which
the Mexicans are far greater adopts than
Americans The Cutting matter will be
discussed by the diplomats of the two
countries until everybody loses in
terst in it. Tuesday night Cutting
was again reused from his sleep
and carried before Judge Castaneda. AL
though 1t had been falsely pretended that
the question had been referred to higher
tribunal, and he was told he was allowed
to employ counsel. He refused and stated
he was simply in the hands of his Govern
ment. He said he had no defense whatev-
er to make He was then sent back to
prison. Yesterday he was again called up
and informed that counsel had been Off
cialiy assigned him, whether he might wish
it or rot. Upon Investigation it was found
that the man thus appointed is a mere
law student, not a lawyer in regular prac-
tice. Consul Brigham has received let
ter from Minister Jackson saying: "That
he had no doubt the matter about Cutting
would be settled in few days"
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Natural Gas.

The West Virginia Natural Gas Company
displayed great activity yesterday, very
large number of men being at work inside
the city limits. On Market street, the
pipe line ditch was pushed south
ward to alley ten, while the pipe
was down last night nearly TO Fourteenth
street, and workmen were engaged until
midnight last night in fitting the joints
On Chapline street the ditch was opened
from Fourteenth street to Eighteenth the
Mcssrs. lIealy having big force at work
Another gang were also at work on TweD-
tieth street, across the creek.
The Manufacturers Company is making
good progress on South Main street. Pres
ident Finn said last night he expected to
turn on the gas in three or four weeks.
The Leyda Miller No. 3, at Fairview, W.
Va, got a small flow of gas Last Saturday.
1t was thought that dose of glycerine
might improve matters, so the experiment
was made Tuesday, but it has been far
from satisfactory, and the tools are again
swinging. This is the first well shot in
that region.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Smiths mill is being repainted.
J. w. Heinlein is back from Bellaire.
Cash Marsh, Esq, of Bellaire, is in the
city.
James Drummond is very low with con-
sumption.
George Gray is back from school at
Lebanon, q.
Several cars of spiles for the G., l.. q w.
extension arrived yesterday.
The Democratic County Committee met
in St Clairsville yesterday and elected
VIM. Coflland chairman.
Mrs. Schaefer, of Allegheny, Pa, has
returned to her home after pleasant visit
with Miss Dora Heinlein.
Jos. Taylor is at home on visit from
TaylorstOwn, W. Va. He reports things
booming, greasy and gassy.
John Stuff is in Flushing on business
and Marshal Joe McConnaughy is in
Athens. q. Adam Meister guards the pub
lie peace in their absence.
s. Chamberlain, President c., /. & w,
and General Manager Townsend, and W.
III, Grant. of Cleveland, arrived in coach No.
7, looking to interest of extension to Bell
aire.
Arrangements are being made by the C.,
L. & w. Railroad for a grand excursion TO
Niagara Falls about the 11th of August.
The trip will allow two days at the Falls
and one in Toronto, Canada.
Within the past few days a number of
Bridgeport business men have received
postal cards, as follows:
OFFICE OF NATIONAL EMPRESS Co, /
ZANEsvILLE, o., -.
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BELLAIRE.

The window glass workers have over q
month to loaf yet.
The G. q i. boys will picnic on August
18th at the Minerva.
An infant son of j. y. Kleber will be
buried this afternoon.
Bert Morgan is erecting two story brick
dwelling tO bc used as livery stable.
The gentlemen who have the finishing OF
the creek bridge are under the weather.
Mrs. Il. Wenzel has received word from
Germany that she has fallen heir tO 81 300.
Several Of our people have enjoined the
natural gas company from laying pipe in
their alleys y
Will Smith, (Sun Bill will leave for
Chicago next week, where he goes - work
in the new bottle works,
The farmers are blaming Bellaire people,
who invade their farms in quest Of berries,
for stealing potatoes and apples.
A number OF Democrats from here were
in 81. Clairsville, yesterday, getting point
ers on how 70 beat the other fellows.
They are changing the gauge Of the S..
Clairsville narrow gauge road, and the only
way to ST. Clairsville by rail at present Is
over the G. & T.;
The circus was well patronized yestsr-
day afternoon by country people. The
parade was not up to the average, none Of
the fine performers being in line.
w. J. Harvey and Mis- Ramsey, Of Ja-
cobsburg, were married yesterday after
noon. The Couple will go 10 findlay,
where Mr.. Harvey has purchased property
and viii start q grocery store.
The ST. Clairsyille road by way Of
Quincy will be completed by August -.
The crew Of the train that will run through
TO Wheeling four times day will be as fol-
lows: w. II. Mcbride, conductor; Jack
Ayers, engineer; Harvey Bumgarner, fire.
man; Jesse Troll, mail agent, express mes
senger and baggage master.
Jack Baugh some time ago entered suit
against the b. K o. company to obtain
damages for the injury Of one Of his sons
received in wreck. Mr.. Baugh was work
ing for the company at the time and was
discharged along with two sons who were
working in the shops Since his discharge
he has been running boarding house,
but finds IT uphill work We understand
that the Il. & q. has ordered their watch
man not to cali employees at the Erie
House, and as the railroaders must be
called they are compelled TO go somewhere
else 10 board.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Wallace Medill, Of Yorkville, was in the
city yesterday.
John Kinny and Watty Sanders were
arrested yesterday for fighting.
l.. c. Nelson, of Wellsvillc, was in the
city yesterday calling on friends.
George Ware, Jr., who was severely
poisoned by poison vines is much better
Misses l.. b. Thomas and Matte EXley
are in Bellairc, the guests of Miss Cora
Woods.
After August 1st the Adams Express
Company will deliver all packages free in
side the city limits
Mrs. Rev. John H. Blacklord, of East
Lafayette O., has returned to her home
after weeks visit with DR.. J. NJ. Black
ford
On Wednesday night very pleasant
party and dance was held ut the residence
of Alva Darrah on Pleasant Ridge. There
were about twenty couples present.
The druggists of this place have arrang-
ed so that hereafter, on Sunday, they will
all he closed ut the following hours: From
1890 a. III. till | 80 p. III. and from 4:3O p
IN. to 6:30 p. IN. The new arrangement
will not greatly diScOmOde customers, and
will grant great deal of rest TO the pro-
prietOrs and clerks.
George G. RalstOn, member of A. Il.
0ng'S efficient clerical force, arrived home
this morning from 4 three weeks visit
with his brother in MacOmb, III. Russell
Medill, another of DIR. Ong's clerks, leaves
his service to-day, and will engage with
the Ohio Elastic Slate Co., till Septem-
Der, when he goes to Washington Jefferson
College.
Word was received here yesterday to the
effect that Rev. f. X. Jones, concerning
whom scandalOus reports have been set on
foot by Caldwell people, had been exOner-
ated and reinstated to his pastOrate by the
ministers of his conference after a strict
church trial. His many friends here
abOutS will be much pleased to learn of his
innocence having been established.
On Saturday afternoon and evening the
Women's Christian Temperance Union will
hold lawn fete and social on the spacious
grounds surrounding the residence Of Joel
Wood, Esq. Refreshments will be served
by the ladies, and general good time is
anticipated. The society deserves much
credit and support, they being the first and
so far, the only organization enough inter
ested in philanthropic enterprises, to open
q free reading room for the benefit of the
people. The proceeds ofSaturday's enter
talnment will be directed to improving the
reading room.
On Wednesday night Marshal Burnss
with the assistance of several residents of
Fourth street, penned up five cows, which
they caught treSpaSsing on the grounds of
persons living on that street Later
J. c. Gray impOunded two
more cows for similar offences on his lot,
The residents of Fourth street have taken
pains to make their grounds look nice, and
did not take up the COWS without first
warning the owners Marshal Burns,
however, let the owners take their cattle
on promise to pen them up hereafter.
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Another Outrage That Was Kent Quiet.

hhOtneC OutTaSe Inii WAS Ntpl Sult''
DALLAS, Tex, July 29.-The Cutting
outrage has brought to light another abuse
of an American citizen, which has hereto
fore been kept quiet through fear of in
jury to an American firm by its exposure,
The case is that of Mr.. K. II. Fleming, OF
this place, who has been engaged rs an
agent in Mexico for large agricultural
implement firm. About two months ago,
while reading newspaper on the plaza at
Lagos, he was approached by II policeman,
who asked him where he was going. Mr..
Fleming replied that he proposed to take
the stage next morning for San Luis Po-
tOSi.
''SenOr," said the policeman, Il am
directed TO take you before the Alcalde. y
When brought into the presence of that
official he was first deprived of his watch,
chain, rings and clothing, except his trOus-
ers and shirt and then the Alcalde ordered
that ne be east in prison. Mr.. Fleming
asked what was the OtlenSc with which he
stood charged, but received no other re-
ply than whitening stare. He then stood
on his rights rs an American citizen, but
this only provoked a smile. At the prison,
filled with rags and intamy, he was cast
into q cell as poorly ventilated rs the black
hole of Calcutta, and there was allowed to
remain for eight hours, when the Ameri-
cans, in the meantime hearing about it,
raised storm about the Alcalde's ears
and succeeded in gaining his release.
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>oHRowING DEMOCRATS
blow the Remains of EN-Commissionel
TbnuuSop to the Grave.

blluv the Remains of EN-CommissioneT
Thompson to the Grave.
Nav NuEK. July % Had Mayor Grace
hl>.lfdlrd within the past few days, it is
,ub,iuI if he would have had more sincere
burners. or Is great number as those
b. attended the burial of the body Of the
commissioner OF Public Works, and
|ro. the County Democracy, Hubert
ben Thompson.
|rate funeral services, attended only
t.r family and the twelve pall-bearerS,
rr conducted by the Rev Samuel ;
Naul. pastor at the SwcdenbOrgian
Im,n of the New JeruSllcm, in the
b. .f ten O'Clock. Then the coffin
!, .-srrrutly carried to the hearSe,
u td.uwrd by the pall-bearers on
,ud the family in carriages, the cor
} mr,,d 10 the church. The beautiful
F,..r %. tho Episcopal Church was read
tn- I..y. Weston. rector of St. John 5
IUr.h. with the Rev. Borden Smith, of
hu.ry rhlVrl assistant minister. The
hl0> We're carried on special TRAIN TO
buiINu Cemetery Ion interment.
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NOT SATISFIED
With Lord Salisbury's Selections of the
New Ministry.

With Lord Salisbury's Selections of the
New Ministry.
LONDON, July 29.-The Times fears that
the new Cabinet is not altogether what
could have been wished for in the inter
ests Of steady government and harmonious
cooperation. 1t says: 'Sir Michael Hicks
and steadiness of purpose than he has
shown of late in order to grapple success
fully with the Irish problem. 1t would
have been better both for his party and
himself, if it had been possible, to allow
time for Lord Randolph Churchlls posi-
tion to consolidate and mature. He will
have difficult and arduous part TO play,
and will encounter much jealousy. His
promotion, however, gives rise to new
hope of vigorous era of conservatism. A
serious question will be, how TO get on
with the UniOnists.
RIDICULING THE NEW VICEROY.
The appointment of Lord Iddesleigh as
Secretary for Foreign Affairs, is applauded
by every one, even the moderate Liberals
admitting its excellence, but the cnthusi
asm over the appointment of the Marquis
of Londonderry as Viccroy of Ireland is by
no means marked. Lord BeacOnsfield once
described the Marquis, who was at that
time CommOner, sitting rs Niscount
CaStlereagh, rs avery promising young mo-
bleman, but Of what particular merit he
gave promise no one seems to know. The
FrcemdR'S JOurRdIridicules his appointment
characterizing the Marquis as in all re-
spects about the most useless type of his
species, but admits that he has merits rs a
figurehead, and this is the general verdict.
He is enormously wealthy, and his wife,
who is sister of the present Earl of
Shrewsbury, is handsome and clever. She
is famous in London as a society hostess,
and probably the most extensively photo
graphed woman in the metropolis. Both
the Marquis of Londonderry and his wife
are friends of the Prince and Princess of
Wales
SEVERE ON SIR MICHAEL.
Continuing in comments on the appoint
ments, present and prospective, the Free
mans Journal stands aghast at the prospect
of having Sir Michael Hicks-Beach for
Chief Secretary for Ireland, and describes
him rs cold-blOOded, snake-like creature
who has never enlisted the sympathy Of
anybody.
Sir John Eldon Corset, member Of Par
liamcnt-elect for Chatham, has informed |
his supporters in that constituency that he
will probably have TO seek a reelection, as
he expects to accept a post under the new
Government
THE OVATION To LORD ABERDEEN.
The ovation to the Earl and Countess of
Aberdeen, which will take place in Dublin
on Tuesday, promises enormous proper
tiOns. The most of the business houses
will be closed during the afternoon Of that
day and the preparations already made to
attest the esteem in which the retiring
VicerOy and his wife are held are Of the
most elaborate character. The Countess of
Aberdeen is devoting the remainder of her
stay in Dublin TO purchasing mementOes
of her brief reign at Dublin Castle, and in
this way is further winning the hearts Of
the people.
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Earlier in the Day.

., ra~w % t5f Register.
|,,.,.gryerN. d. e, July 29.-FrOm
,rf,r,. Indications it would appear
/ ~. ,,nt,,t for the District Attorney
4 a- West Virginia is rs far from set
n,,s Il w.rs at the beginning of the
H. ,lof the principal parties inter
l., ,ln, there has been no agree
I -, ,r understanding arrived at between
| rs Leonard and Watts,
hr.,ouhilr the friends of Wood Daley
more S,nguine then ever that Daley
II ~ .,,,iutrd. On the other hand it
-fr h,l friend of Mr.. Leonard that
r,rrro,rr>y Is practically settled and
4 vr Leonard will in the end get the
.nrm,a, Mr.. Watts has abiding con-
n... IN senator Kcuna, and says that he
NM. itthr senator can get the appoint
n, t,r him ne will do it. However he
.rNr. KruuI is compelled to abandon
h. h. will Dee satisfied that it is because
.anno, pull him through. There has
| n no consultations to-day, the matter
IN, hr,n lett with the two Senator's to
! st.r
n .rI. ,.in De- a>crrtained rs TO how they
O,.,,.. rn vet ont of their dilemma. Late
evening" both senators Camden and
Lrrg ,lrd to the REGISTER representative
III th,r. had been no understanding but
n The ron,r>, would probably be settled
Emurruw.
Amnug thrurriyalS to-day are State SEN
n pnu.. OF Mineral. Flournoy, of Hamp-
rr lnd col. j. \. Robinson, of Mineral,
h. IL {, understood, came in the interest
Nlr DALEY.
Ill ,,vo. Thompson left for home this
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HUDKINS THE MAN.
R. Z. HUDKINS NOMINATED SENATOR
PROM THE TENTH DISTRICT Z
By the Democratic Convention at BuekhannOn the
Town Of the Nominee He Carried the COnyen-
ton on the First BallOt-A A. Lewis and
We. Bennett the Other CandidadateS

Special TslegrGm to the Register.
BUCKHANNoN, w. Va, July 29.-The
Democratic Senatorial convention of the
Tenth district met at BuckhannOn, W. Va,
this morningand formed temporary organ
ization and appointed committees ON ere
dentials, resolutions, order Of business, per-
manent organization, basis Of representa-
ton and an executive committee. This
afternoon the committees reported and a
permanent organization was formed by
choosing the temporary chairman and sec
retary. w. w. BrannOn, of Weston, and
G. NJ. Fleming, of Buckhannon were
chosen to the same offices in hepermanent
organization.
RINGING RESOLUTIONS
were adopted reafirming the Democratic
State and National platforms, and approx
ing the administrations OF Governor Wilson
and President Cleveland.
The following are the names of the Sen
atOrial Executive Committee appointed:
J. f. wOrmsley, of Randolph; l. V.
johnson, of Barbour; VIM. Jennings, Of
TAYLOR; w. c. Carper, of Upshur; S. b.
Wamsley of Tucker; A. EdmistOn, of Lewis.
Nominations were then in order, and
Wm. McGarry, of Lewis, nominated A. A.
Lewis, of Weston Ex-senator c. W.
Newlon- of ITpShur nominated r. T.. Hud-
kins, of BuckhannOn, and &. NJ. Chidester,
of Lewis, nominated w. G.. Bennett, of
Weston. C.J.P. Creseap, of Randolph, secon-
ded Hudkins' nomination. In the ballOting
HUDKINS
received Upshur's sixteen votes, Ran
dolph's twenty-nine votes, fuckers nine
votes, TaylOr'S twenty-three votes, and to
this was added the full vote of twenty-nine
from Lewis and twenty-seyen from Bar
bour, making the nomination unanimous
on the first ballot Lewis heSitated for
while before casting her vote, and Barbour
first cast but ten and six twenty-tirstS for
Hudkins, being divided between Bennett
and Lewis, but finally cast all for Hud-
kinS.
After the nomination Mr.. Hudkins made
a neat speech of acceptance and w. L.
Lively, of Lewis, and Benjamin BasSell
made addresses. The convention was one
OF the most harmonious ever held in the
district.
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A Captains Fortunate Discovery.

Capt Coleman, schr Weymouth, plying
bteween Atlantic City and \. Y, has been
troubled with cough so that he was un-
able to sleep, and was induced to try DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
1t not only gave him instant relief, but
allayed the extreme soreness in his breast.
His children were similarly affected and a
single dose had the same happy effect.
DIR. Kings New Discovery is now the
standard remedy in the Coleman house
hold and on board the schooner.
Free Trial Bottles of this Standard
Remedy at Logan & Co.'S Drug Store.
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PowIcrI,'. TrIrnds Cbarrined.

NHAE>ENREE, PA, July 29.-At a
E''hS ot the Democratic Committee of
'zrfnr county, Yesterday, 1t was resolved
le0-nihr Mr. Stanley Woodward and to
I'hmrnd him to all Democrats in Lu-
he and lackawanna counties for the
n'uauon for Congress in the Twelfth
ln-rrN>lonal district. Mr.. POwderly's
tu'N IN Lackawanna county are much
SLlnrd over the matter, rs they had
pru that the Democrats of Luzerne
my would support him as their eandi-
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Pntting Down HIS Foot
r.. c.nl.

The German drill segreant IS very much
given to using extravagant language. While
drilling an awkward squad one Of the men
did not bring down his foot hard enough
to satisfy their instructor.
''YOu yer dam rite donkey, bring down
your foot hard. Bring it down 20 hard
that you will knock the birds out of their
nests at the antipodes.n reared the drill
earuaanf
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Good Results in Every Case.

D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with a severe cold that
settled on his lungs: had tried many RENE
dies without benefit. Being induced to
try DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, did so and was entirely cured
by use Of o few bottles. Since which time
he has used it in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results This is the
experience Of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this Wonderful Discovery.
Trial Bottles free at Logan & Co.'s Drug
Store.
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EspeclaIIy to Women.

] sweet Is revenge especially to women, "
,Re gifted, but naughty Lord Byron.
rs'l he was in had humOr when he
o'r such words But there are COM
.nl' that only women suffer, that are
Sms numbers of them down to carly
@ There Is hope for those who
r. H. no no matter how SOrely, or severely,
~. IA. '. Perce'S "Fayorite PreScTip-
Naie IN its action it is q blessing,
sNy 10 Tomsa and to men, too, for
Su women suffer, the household is
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Sunday School Picnic.

Special TtiCgdm 10 the Register.
WELLSBURG, W. Va, July 29.-The
Sunday chOol connected with the Deciples
and Nj. f. Church held their annual
picnic ut Browns Island to-day. They
went on the steamer AbneT O'Neal. A
good time was spent on the grove through
the heat of the day with the Wellsburgh
band in attendance.
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AYoupr Joarnall.t na. Blg scoop.

Among those who were fortunate enough
TO win q prize in the last drawing Of The
Louisiana State Lottery was w. e. Sey-
mour, the son Of the well-known journal
Isl, W. J. Seymour, of the New Orleans
States. He purchased one-tenth Of ticket
No. g, 405, which drew the second capital
prize Of $50, 900. The Bank OF Commerce
Of Memphis, Tenn, also held for collection
one-ffth Of said ticket. One-tenth Of same
ticket was held and collected by the Peo-
ple,s Bank Of this city Ner 0rioaas Tses-
Denoeral, June 19tk, 1856.
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An Entsrprislpg. Reliable House.

Logan & Co. can always be relied upon,
not only 70 carry in stock the best OF every
thing. but TO secure the Agency for such
articles rs have wen known merit, and are
popular with the people, thereby sustain
iIg the reputation of being always enter
urisinr aud ever reliable. Having secured
the Agsncy for the celebrated Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, viii sell
IL on a positive guarantee. 1t viii surely
cure any and every affection Of Throat,
Lungs and Chest, and to show our conh-
dencs, Ne invite yoato call and get if1al
Bottle Ere~