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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-26
NEW CUMBERLAND.
The Weather Causing Delay in Business =
General Local News.
SfAscirl IN tIs Pr1fEkar

GptctI. 70 me hcglStef'
New CUMBERLAND, January 2j.-The
icy condition of the roads make travelling
somewhat hazardous, and horses that are
not completely rough-shOd had better re,
main in the stable.
Our merchants experience considerable
delay besides the extra expense in getting
their goods across the river, everything
has to be brought over in skifs. A ship.
ment OF stoves from the foundry WAS sent
over last Friday, necessitating several
trips through the ice, and landing them at
the friedrich incline, where they were
drawn up and loaded in the cars, la mode
brick style. Such ice.bound times make
US realize the importance and convenience
of railroad on The Virginia side.
The Town Council has been asked to
grant the privilege of laying gas pipe
through the streets Of the town for the pur-
pose of supplying the residents with nat
ural gas. The company, whoever they may
be, propose to bore for the gas somewhere
back in the county.
There Feems to be quite misunder.
standing i. our county Detween the Com.
mssioncrs and the party having the con.
tract 10 keep the poor, regarding what is
known as partial support. 1! seems that
somehow or other the clause including par
tisl support wGs omitted in the contract
and the Commissioners, under the impres-
sion that it IVES included, as they had or
derej, signed the contract. Hence tie
trouble. The contractor, Mr.. Mayhem,
built large house on his farm, near Fair
view, for the accommodation OF all at one
pace Heretofore it has been the case,
almost yearly, that few cases, generally
widows and small children, needed some
assistance, particularly during the winter
season, ard when such cals were made the
Board would furnish such thiDgs as the ex-
igenay seemed to require. TO abrogate
this old custom is where il seems o wrong
is committed against a worthy class The
matter will PROBABLY be investigated to o
iiueliiy.
Cyi |. II. Duvall, 0: Well3burg, was in
town oIe day las! week.
bHr q cur rC=Iltl!s uhitEtOOh 10 inter
view, O: scrapg TN acquaintance with, q
granger cre day last weel The alore.
rGil graugc7 throreh . dullness Of ap.
pseLcnsioH, iei!,i to appreciate or take
kindly to the mode used in making such
acquaintance, Gud in modern parlance
proceeded 10 put head en- his would.be
interviewer, and then hook the dUsi, or
snow lrom hig feet and hrok5 ior his rural
home
There secms 10 be q coltrat in one Of the
school rooms az to whlch viii run i, the
pupils o. teacher At Ias: accounts the
teacher was sill az j,cE
Tue people up here would be under al
everlasting debt rf gratitude 70 the Ohio
River EU.lrcai Company if they would
tnrD their attention this way aLd build O
railroad through Hancock county As an
individual rcmsrkcd, the amount of dried
Gpp!es that would be shipped over it would
be 10 small ITEM in the matter Of profits.
The Mess.s. Mahap, at Brooklyn, claim
to have twenty seven thousand barrels Of
apples stored in their fruit house.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-26
WHEELING W. VA. TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY

know this proceeding is without precedent
1t sometimes happens that an entire cleo
ton ia declared void on account of fraud,
or the illegal manner in which it was con.
Quoted, and this may result in depriyirg
number Of gentlemen of their seats at one
time; but in such case no others are ad-
mitted il their places. Another election is
ordered, simply. / do not see how, in
such case as understand that to be in
Columbus, any one member of the Senate
can be deprived OF his right TO vote upon
the question of unseating his fellow
members.
Certainly one member can have no per.
sonal interest in retaining another member
in his seat. By considering the cases all
together, instead of taking up each one
separately and deciding it upon its own
merits, il seems that an attempt is made 10
prevent each one Of the four members from
voting on the cases of his colleagues, in
which he has no interest. ! do not know
Of any rule Of parliamentary Law or any
precedent which authorizes such a pro.
Cee cling"
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ASSAULTED BY STRIKERS.
Oue OF raNweU B.o..' reamsters Shot
Down ia a Selve.

One OF ra>weU B.o..' reamsters Shot
Down ia a Holve.
CHICAGO, Jauuary - --Sa3rlly @star :
o'clock tais moru;us JAcJ5 B!r;h, oae 0!
Maxwell B.os. tsan5ers, while on his
way 10 vo;k WAS assaulted q the corner
Of Loomis aGI Twentieth streets by .
crowd OF strikers Ia th@ NJ lee wai.a
followed Bath was sh0., aui staggering
tsw feet, tell to the ground. The NIB dis.
petssl, AMI the police, heA-iog the report
Of the pistol, ran to EhrtE assistance &ai
calG2s the patrol wagon. removed la'
wound d to the county hospital Btrta IS
about 20 years OF aga,
The ouly one OF the attacking Pa'.y wa1
was arrested was jack CMhys-y. Accord
ias 20 the stories prevalent be aud hs coul.
panion .t;,lcaed Barth, who drew q rayot
yer 10 defend hi:1sslC CIahessv, in turn,
dew one ami fired sao: which struck
EAr.h. The shooter was ARRESTED by S,ePH
Bach. 4 ,esser carrier Bath received oLe
bullet IN bis hip, cue in the elbow. and enc
ia his 5ody. The phyriciapg have cN;Sac..
ed the oce from his elbow.
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SPEAKER CARLIsLE'S IDEA.
Nineteen agemuers NEG sEars to nc Pres
ent 10 Constitute Quorum -itenheu9 :
Rulings without Precedent

Nineteen aSemUers NeG sFarS to DC res
ent ia Constitute "a Quorum -henneu9
Ruliugs without Precedent.
WAsHIxGroN, January PA reporter
callei upon Hon. John & Carlisle, Speak,
er Of the House Of Representatives, ana
requested the gentlemen to give his idea oi
the parliamentary rulings IN such o case
as that existing in the Senate OF Oa'o
Mr. Csrlise replied Il have not examined
the constitution OF Ohio on the tnles OF the
Senate but ! I'm advised that tne conSu'
tuition provides that majority Of lhosS
present shall constitute quorum ior '''
transaction OF busir ess.
"If this be 30, it is clear that the 's1L
Senators from Hamilton county, WIN nave
taken the oath of Office and have tH"s1
their seats, and are, therefore, member o!
the BODY must, if they be present DC
counted, in order to ascertain the nun 2v'
necessary to constitute quorum. for III
stance, if there are thirty'seVen memoEr,
present, including the four members ifon
Hamilton county, nineteen would De nee
essary to constitute q quorum, ana q !s9' "
number than that could not constitution
ally transact business OF any KIND lie.
could not legislste, nor could they pass p
on the right Of member to his sea!, :.
"AsI understand it, the ProFoAIlon i
the Senate of Ohio is to unsest ionr mGE
hers BY single vote and seat Tour olh,
gentlemen in their places AS lar as
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-26

Can any one bring us case Of Kidney
or Liver Complaint tha: Elr,Tic Bitters
will not speedily cure2 We say they can
not, as thousands Of cases already perma-
nently cured and who ere daily recommend.
ing Electric Bitters, will prove. Brigkts
Disease, Diabetes Weak Ba2lE, OF any
urinary complaint quietly cured. They
purify the blood, regulate the bowels, and
act directly on the diseased parts. Every
bottle guaranteed. For sale at so Gents q
bottle by Logan d Co,
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Seriously injured with nm Axe.

H'fciaI 70 V1 Rtgi5ttI.
MovXDsyiLLE. January 23.-Nev Martin,
an employa { the Ohio River Railroad,
while engaged IN fixing the tank just be
low town, was seriously injured. An axe,
while iI the hands Of fellow workmen,
came Of the handle ard struck Martin just
above the ankle, iDtIicting serious wound
which ~iIl lay him up for several weeks.
he vos insured in the Equitable LII. IT.
sureucg Company, Of Cincinnati
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-26
Religion ia schools.

.Is-.H-. sagta.y The question
religious serrlyr, IN the public schools
s causiuy trogplr ~ gaeruers borough
ID may result IN l-gsi proceedings Re
'.Il Professor N~il 'osa-y, the principal
iha 'aAr'ls'rs s.rDols. suspended eight
2..s who's gvsu.s v=ce Catholics, for
ls.rg 10 ATTEND us devotional exercises.
'e School H1,ri susrairst tta action Of
'a P5.lr2t st 81 use.ias h-t week and
. Is The U.rsu oG ta- csrltreu threaten
. ts3, The ua''er IN rourr.
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Wonderful Cures.

W. D. Hoyt Il Co., Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggists Of Rome, Ga, say: We
have been se!!iag DR.. Kings New Discoy,
cry, Electric Bitters and Buckien's Arnies
3alve for two yeaIs. Have never handled
remedies tha! eel as wall, or give such
universal satisfaction. There have been
CONS wonderful cures effected by these
medicines in this city. Several cases Ct
pronounced Consumption have been entire
" cured By the use Of few bottles Of DT.
King New Discovery, taken in connection
with Electric BittsTs. We guarantee them
always. Sold by logan 4 Co,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-26

5.'''' '''t' 20 'Nf iFsis't''
FAIRHoET, w. Va, January 2j.-John
4. Lemea,cr brakeman Of the B. Il o.
r K , while hrak;ng on the riggers train
on the +. II p, fell from the train and was
run ever, mashjng lii arr. aui leg 80 that
amputaiiCn was csues9ary, bu' he died ct
| 80 D i: before reactisn took place. lie
was q residcl. OF Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-26
SCOTS EMULSION OF PURE

Cod Liver OIL, With Hypophosphite,.
in Pulmonary Diseases and scrofuIou.
Affections.
Or. Ira NJ. Lang, New York, says: "I
have prescribed scotts Emulsion and used
t in my family and am greatly pleased
with it. Have found i. very serviceable
in Scrofalou' dissases and Pulmonary
affection
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-26
EoRsroRp,s ACID PHosPHArs
As.fs.s Mental Labor.

Pro-. Adolph OFT, New York, says OF
the Acid Phosphate: 81 have been enabled
10 devote myself to hard mental labor,
rom shortly after breakfast till late hour
in the evening without experiencing the
SLIGHTEST relaxation, ard | would rot nov
AT any rate dispenss with it.
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To which Nr. unnEhr.e9 responded 8


And fau!tles4 teeth in n lovely mouth is
one Ct i,s grea'sst charmg. BE careful Of
your teeth aud preserve them by using
SOXODONT that charming den.ifrice,
vhich ia perfectly harmless and absolutely
iud;speL able for the tcile'.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-26

PR3cToa, tie astronomer, has bfen pre-.
dic'ing the world wou!d 20 TO smash this
year, but this shoaii rot deter people from
keeping on hand Dr. Balls Cou gb Syrup,
lha graa,tl. household remedy for coughs
aud colds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-26
The Coke strike General and Quiet

P,rTsRrRG January 70. - Iel7gTams
from the cole regions report e'erytu.Gjs
quiet to day. Sheriff Stewart spP'enen:IiTI :iI
nc more violence, scd in few days vii.
withdraw all of his deputies. The strike Is
now general and has settled down to an or
derly contest between capital aud LABOR
Max Schaumb r., ,AQstro Hungary Consul
Isi; for Mt. Pies sa1 1t this morning 70 IN
yestigate the Iec ant outbreak aud the
causes which led - the strike.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-26

3:55 p. M.-The Democratic members
have Just filed into the chamber, and were
received with cheers by the lobby, with was
soon checked by the Sergeant-at.Arms. A
call showed all members present and q
fight was Immediately inaugurated, on the
motion to dispense further proceedings
under call. Republicans holding the call
had exhausted itself. The Republicans
have made motion 10 proceed with the
order of the day, the Hamilton county con-
test cases.
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TIE HnItg nr InrK,rIrAN.

I.oNroS, January "a dispatch from
Rome says that the MolileCr Dc Rome, the
organ Of the Vatican, exIrt s,es annoyance
md disEu.t ., tho Cppo.i.ioa displayed in
the Queens speech 10 The suuarrIpg ofthe
legislative union 1r;se,u Great Britain and
Ireland. The Mou.ieur loUgs for the lime
TO come when the world shall see Protest
antism entirely exiiIpated from Ireland
and Catholicism univcrs sl!y recognized.
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NORE EiTTER

than this morning and there may be some
Of physical character tnis
evening, though the cooler heads on ootn
sides are couuseling against this, and II Is
hardly probable that there will De any oio
Graceful scenes Some OF the Democratic
Senators who were ont Of the city over
Sunday arrived on the forenoon trains ana
it is believed they are all here. The ham
ilton county Democratic Senators VINO
came in at noon, were accompanied oy
Jobu f. Follett and others OF that CITY,
4 cancus will be held before the hour OF
conyening, and committee be appointed
10 have have charge OF the conduct OF pre-
ceediugs 10, tue Democrats in the SeEate'
The Republicans also have caucus an,
nounced for the early afternoon, but 1t 10
not probable they will change the pro
ursmme which they have agreed upon.
Ex-Governor Noyes arrived from Cincln'
natl at noon and it is rep rted will consult
with the Republicans a. to any further de
tails.
Democrats are considering in canzu'
the sdyisabllity OF not going into tine Sen
ate CHAMBER st / p. IN where Republicans
are in session, the or eot being not to pre-
cip,tate any personal conhict, or rather tt
n-avent the came. The majority wi!
pro5sbly meet in q separate room OF th'
STATE House at p m, and approve th'
Jonrnal One of their number may b.
Ses;onst.d to % into the Republican Sen
~ S;tb a resolution .n- the appointmen
oFa % com noittee to consider ;Ge relations be
80 " the President and Seusie aud report
Tb;o TT natter is being considered in the cau
cuv, but may meet with 'Cms opPos'tloIl
on OIL N TEa6ooratic members do not want I
Or.onS o thus much recognition to the h
publican Senate
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A ROW EASY.

o.i5 p y-The sergeanta at arms and
assistants have commencea 10 s.esr ar .Ie .Le
aoor Of the lobby AID getting resdy Tor tne tne
arrival of Democratic nente!s; era, ! n" ne
snrsipg mass is about equally divided be
su swssn fbe parties and row could be IN
susnrstei sm on slightest prGVocauon' 4
is[Se number Of ladies are present so0
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THE PRESIDENTS REASONS
For Removals will Possibly be
Forthcoming.
FLICK WILL CONTINUE TO HANG ON
Until the Roses Bloom Again. West
Virginia Notes Of Peculiar
Interest.
Specid! 10 The Register.

WASHINGTON, January 25.-The war be-
tween the Senate and the President reach
Q climax in executive session to day By the
passage ofa resolution without opposition
calling for papers, showing cause for re-
movsl. The question OF the confirmation
of L, s. District Attorney Bennett, Of Ala.
bama, was up, and which it is supposed
will be made test case. The fact that
the resolution met with no opposition is re-
garded by some as implying that the Prtsi.
dent has SAID 10 the Democrats be will frr-
nish the Republican Senate with his
reasons.
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.,.-.,.r.tar rat.as OF the Four
sH.I.ss.

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IN Il .r..u.,.,, ,ba s,ans
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THE DEMOCRATS FILE IN.

they have been advised by friends tbat they
should withdraw.
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ENGLAND PREPARING FOR WAR
GERMANY GErrING READY.

BERLIN, January IA dispatch from
Wilhelmshoien, one OF the principal Ger.
man naval stations cn the North Sea,
says that the ironclal Princs Frieerichksrl
is being rapidly fitted ont for sea. Her
destination is ParaeUs tha port OF Athens.
The Prince FrieGrichkasI is l6 guns of ten
tons each. She is O. 5000 tons displace.
ment and J,420 horse poSer.
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MINISTER NOMINATED.

The President to day nominated Wm.
II. Parker, Of the District OF Columbia, 10
be Minister Resident ard Consul General
of the United S,atea ct CoreE.
The Senate today confirmed Charles
J. Canda to be Assistant Treasurer q the
nited States at New York; John S Nc
Cnlmont of Pennsylvania, 10 be Commis-
sioner Of Custom:; Fletcher j. Cowsrt, Of
Aln., Agent for Indians OF the Me,cuiore
Agency in New Mexico.
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EIIrk WILL HANG on.

There is no foundation for the statement
that change in the cliice Of United States
District Attorney fer West Virginia is 10 be
made soon. have it on reliable authority
that Mr.. Flick will hold office until his
term expires, which will be next August.
The report grew out Of TIE visit Of Messrs.
Daily and L.orard here Ia,: week, who are
applicants Tor the position. No effort has
heen made TO oust Flick ani none will be
made until next GUNNER.
Senator Camden was in his seat in the
Senate to-d.y lie is still however, in poor
hcGlth
Uui.el S;htes District Judge Jsckson
Of Parkeva5afg, was at the Capitol today.
He said be was much Interested IN the
passage cf the ILL Increasing tie sal4ries
Of United S.niee Uidric; Judges, put in
dignan.ly re!ut, On .juuatioH that he
WAS here FOR the pu pOse o. lobbying :cr
that o. any other b!i,
WEST ylEGINIA PGSTMAsTERS.
Among the fCurih-class posImhsters az
point; d today were the following for West
Vurgiujp Crimson Spring, Monroe county,
K. 4. lIplI, vice J. NJ Hall Jesse, Wy
oming County, James J Cock, vice Green
VI. Cook.
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FIERY GREECE.
She Will Fight for Her Rights and
Defy the Powers.
ENGLAND AND GERMANY PREPARING
To Coerce the Little Fire Brand. Greece
Confident Of Thrashng the
Turks.

LoSDeE, January 2j.--The Greek Min.
ter, in an m interview to day respecting
the wsrlike news published this moring
from Athens, said The Greek King,
Government and people will Eight to the
bitter end before they will allow Bulgaria
to absorb 100000 people belonging to the
Greek race, which she will certainly do If
the union Of Bulgaria and Eastern Rou-
melia is recognized. Greece is fully enti.
tied to the whole Of Epirus. England is
interfering with the rights aad liberties OF
Greece. am confident that the Greeks
can whip the Turks at sea. AS to The
land iefeGces of Greece, the moment war
is declared Macedonia aud Albania will be
set in flames, thus cutting OIL the land
communications OF the Turks and attacks
on seaports.
THE GREEK QUESTION UPPERWOST.
The Greek question occupies the morn.
ing press instead OF the Irish one, in view
Of the alarming news from Conslaniiuople.
The Times says: What is TO be feared is
not go much reckless AMI naval proyocs
ton, resulting only in mischief and blood.
shed, so much as attempts 10 excite risiugs
beyond the Turkish frontier, which would
probably involve the whole Of Macedonia
and reopen the Eastern question in its iul.
lest extent. II Greece sets her match 10
the train, no one can tell wEsre the con-
Aagration will end.
ENGLAND PREPARING FOR WAR
LONDON, January 2j.-AdnirG: Lord
John Hay, commanding the Medit erranean
Squadron, consisting OF the Alexandra,
Nepeuue, Thuudsrer, Dre.dnaught Irish
and Hellou. has received instructions as 10
the coarse he shall pursue in the event OF
it becoming necessary lOr him 10 take
action on EnglaEd's demand Of Greece
to diss.ai. In the Houss
Of Commons this afternoon Right Hon.
robert BOurke, political Secretary OF the
Foreign office, an answer 10 inquiries re.
garding the war!ihe news from Greece,
aaid that at the instance Of England the
six greatest Powers notified Greece yester.
day that naval attsck by Greece upon
Turkey would not be permitted.
GERMANY GETTING READY.
BERLIN, January 2j--A dispatch from
Mexico weekly ledger., 1886-09-23

lost. Another ballot, and a motion
was made to adjourn for 80 minutes.
At the expiration Of the recess of
80 minutes, the delegates reassem-
bled, Mr.. Robinson accompanied the
Pike delegation to the convention
hall after the recess, and as he enter
ed, he was received with storms of
applause, and was called upon for a
speech, and after a time responded.
Mr.. Robinson said that while he
thought the matter of a nomination
should be referred back TO the people,
he would be one of tue warmest sup
porters of the nominee of the conven-
ton, it mattered not who he was.
AIR. Hughlett offered a resolution
sending the matter back to the peo-
pie. A motion was made 10 lay the
resolution on the table. Carried.
On the S3Sth ballot Pike went to
Hutton with her fourteen votes, and
Hutton was declared the nominee of
the convention, amidst the widest
enthusiasm. Hutton was nominated
by the vote of Audrain, Montgomery,
Pike, and DR.. Jones' vote from
Franklin.