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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-19
OVER THU BORDER
Another Would Be Canadian Joins the Host
CT DeGaulteE.
PITTSBURG PENSION CLERK GAY,
A Most Exemplary and Religious Young
Man,
SKIPS OUT WITH TWENTY THOUSAND

PTrTsBURG, PA. July 11.-Samuel X.
Cav. chief clerk in the PittSburg Pension
Office. has probably gone to Canada to
Join the great army of bank cashiers. Yes
terdav afternoon Pension Agent Russell
discovered that Gay had forged his name
to three checks ~aggrcgating $500. An in
formation for forgery was made before
United States Commissioner McCandlcSS,
and a warrant issued for his arrest, but
before the officer could serve it Gay got
word of the movement, and quickly left
the city. The forgery of the three checks
amounting to 500 constitutes but a trac-
ton of the amount of money which it Is
suppoSrd that Mr.. Gay got away
with. and it Is believed that
the amount from forgery and cmbczi!r-
ment will reach SD, 900 to 100000. Scv-
rral weeks ago an Investigation of the &c
counts of the pension agent in pittSburg
was made and it was then found that
there were several discrepancies involving
considerable sums of money. There was
every evidence OF enlightenment covered
hv Justification Of the books. Mr.. Errctt
was then notified by the Treasury De
uartment To look To his clerks aS some one
was doing wrong. Nothing further was
heard of the matter until lust evening,
when Mr.. Errctt tclcgraphed to Washing
ton that Gay had abscondcd.
4 MOST EXEMPLARY YOUNG nan
Cav was the son of wealthy parents and
. some wears AFRO married a relative of Mayor
Fulton. He WAS an exemplary young
man.. i'm fact a strict attendant ut church,
quite active in the Young Mems Christian
| Association and a prominent leader in the
[ Nurphy temperance movement. He took
great interest i'm lectures by clergymen and
WAS the head and front of nearly all
movements To brin. Talma@e to PittSburg.
/ Even his most intimate friends never saw
ANYTHING i'm his conduct that would
arouse suspicion. The loss will probably
fall ON the bOndSmen of the clerk provided
/ Mr.. Errctt has taken the p"recautlon to eN-
act from Mr.. Gay the customary bond.
/ The Treasury Department Did Mr.. Er-
rett. and he in turn should indemnify hlm-
self BY eXaCting bonds from those holding
positions of trust under him. 1t Is not
known how tar MIR. Errctt has required
this to he done. or whether he has permit
| ted his clerks to serve without bond. The
bonding of clerks outside of those engaged
/ in the hank has fallen into disuSe and 1t Is
possible that Gay has no bond of indem-
nitv and that the entire loss will fall upon
Mr.. Errett.
In an interview with Pension Agent
/ Errett, this afternoon, he stated that there
WAS no embezzlement of funds by abscond-
ing Clerk Gay. He forged the names OF
pensioners to drafts ON the Government de
pository, and so far rs has been aScertalned
! secured several hundred dollars. 1t Is
thought, however, when the books are
thoroughly examined that the amount Will
/ be considerable, rs the scheme has been IN
progress for some time. Gay had n salary
| $50 per month.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-19
A TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
4 Boiler Blown Through a Roof $50 Feet
A Little Girl Killed.

WELIsvILLE O., July 17.-An upright
boiler in the boiler shop of Joseph Tessett,
Second street, exploded this morning at
40 o'clock with terrific force, wrecking
almost the entire building. Through a
miracle none of the employees were in
jured.
Adjoining the boiler shop is the residence
of Mrs. Maggie DTiscoll, whose two little
girls-Clara, aged ), and Mary, aged B.
were playing in their dOor-yard, opposite
the bOiler-room. When the explosion Oc-
CURED the little ones were caught and held
fast by the debris of the building, while
the scalding steam poured over them. Clara
was dead when taken from the ruins,
her body having been literally cooked, and
Mary wa terribly scalded and may not
recover. The boiler, a con one, weighing
probably a ton, was blown through the
roof fully three hundred feet into the al,
and buried itself in q hole IN q nssck yard
on Second street. three hundred feet from
the spot No cause as yet, Is assigned for
the explosion,
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CONDENSED T~ELEGRAMIS.

At Port Austin, Mich, a boiler eN-
ploded, iniuring two men and killing u
boy.
The Murphy temperance revival at
Springfield approaches the dimensions OF Il
boom.
The strike in the Louisville and Nash
willie Railroad yards in Cincinnati has been
settled.
The President commendS thAcaSe of the
veteran Commodore TruXton to Congress
for relief.
Anton Ximmer, a noted blind pianist,
was run over and killed ut a railroad cross
ing in PittSburg.
4 schooner will arrive at Gloucester.
Mass, to-daNwith a big catch of mackercl
obtained outsf Apf the Canada limit.
Martin Bcnkey snd Benjamin Jurrcl,
young men with an excursion party from
Akron to Zoar, O., were drowned while
boating.
Michael O'Donnell, a seventccn-ycar-
old boy. died in Cincinnati yesterday, from
injury received in Il fall while playing base
ball.
Near Lima, O., Frank Gingcry drove a
reaping machine over his two-year-old son,
cutting OFF both legs. The little boy will
die.
Jesse j. Catlin, YardmaStcrat Elizabeth,
n. j., attempted to drag from the track a
Young woman in front of m advancing
train. Both were killed.
1t is said that the New York Contra
| Railroad will make use OF the old tunnel
under Walnut Hills, abandoned a quarter
Of century ago. The cost to put it into
shape for a railroad entrance into the city
will be only S13, 800, 600.
Jcm Smith. the English fighter, says he
will come over and whip Sullivan if the
latter will pay his expenses. Sullivan
saws Smith is a blOwhard, and never
whipped anybody in England to cntitlt
him TO the championship, but if he wants
to fight and will come along, he can have
il ut his own terms,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-19

STATE SECUEITIES-Dull but steady.
RAUROADS-Ncry dull: sales Ssh 900.
SroCKs-Trading in stocks was limited.
There was almost an absolute dcarth ot
news affecting values, and the only thing
attracting attention was operations IN Erie
and Western Union. 1t is reported that
Western Union earnings are very SatiSiac-
tory and that they expect a dividend IN
January. Prices were generally /! per g N
lower than last evenings close,
and after a tame and iea-
fcaturclcss opening were succeeded by a
tame and fcatureIess day. lackawanna
showed some life and advanced /. West
rrn Union moved up slowly and in the ai-
tcrnoOn rcccdcd a fraction. Erie was steady
throughout the day rs was also ~. Paul.
Pacific Mail and Erie preferred are up !
per cent. Almost everything Is higher,
compared with last weeks prices. Erie Is
, and preferred g., Western Union u,
Texas and Pacific Mail each ], and Lack
awanna is : per cent. lower. The days
business amounted only to %O,9O6 shares,
the smallest day i'm many months.
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4 MEXICAN REVOLUTION.
A Whole Section of the Country Up II
Arms-Troops Moving.

-
Arms-Troops Moving.
NEW LAREDO, July 17.-Excitement
ran high in this city yesterday, caused by
sensational reports coming in from Mira
and Gueretta. 1t said that the whole
country in that section is in arms and that
recruits are going there from the Amerl-
can side ofthe river. Buenito Dias,a an eN-roN-
olutionist and bandit, who had s%oiourned
ON the Texas side OF the
river for some time past has
oincd the refugees in Mexico. This city
has been chozen rs the headquarters for
government troops in the northern part OF
TamanlipaS Last evening the Monterey
train over the Mexican National brouShtm
25Otroops, whOimmediately went INTO camp
at the Government barracks and are await
inc marching orders from Matamoras-
They are commanded by Col. ParraS, an
experienced soldier and an adept at depos-
ing troublesome civil governors IN FAVOR
of the supreme Federal Government.
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Snyder Getting There.

Special Telegram b he Sqaddy RcgtSeT'
BUCKHANNON, W. VA, July 1.-THE
Democrats in Convention to-day endorsed
r. E. Hudkins for the State Senate nani-
mously. They appointed thirty-two dele
Ostes to the Congressional Convention.
Twenty-nine OF them are Snyder's friends,
and three Harris.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-19

Special Tssegnam TO TIE SandSy Register.
BRAxToN c. r., w. Va, July17.-The
Democratic Convention held hereto-day to
send delegates to.the Clarksburg Conven-
ton instructed unanimously for nj. /.
Frame for Congress
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ON and aNer MAY 5. 1886, Trains will run as

lNpANN
Leave the City at 100 Il. II, and every hour to
900 ,. m.
Leave Wheeling Park at 500 u m, AMI eyepy
hour To 1000 =. IN.
Church Train at l2:lO p. III.
e. HIIsSCI,
Superintendent.
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Neither Party Gains.

LONDON, July lin to-day's elections
neither party made any gain. The Tories
have now elected 81 candidates and the
Liberals Isl.
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B.. c. X L. RAILROAD

B., e. " Il. RAILROAD.
Leave Bellaire ut G35 a. IN. for WOOdsield and
Summertield.
Leave Bellaire at go p. m. for Summerfield
and GAINESVILLE.
Arrive at Bellairc, 1910 H. IN. and ID n IN.
WHEELING AND ELM GROVE r. r.
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AND TRADE.

Money ut l-2a2 Per Ccnt-Goycrnmcnts
Quiet stocks Dull Flour onict and
Steady-Whcat Lower.
NEW YORK, July 17.-Moncy on call
easy, ranging from LAP per cent, closing
at Il per cent. asked; prime mercantile pa
aer ) per cGs,' IAAins exchange I'M
changed. i -
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COTTON.

New York.
NEW YORK, July l1.-Cotton-Fnturcs
closed steady.
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PRODUCE.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 17.-FOr a change prices
took q little upward turn to-day, though
for an hour or so after the opening it was
a question which way the price would go.
August opened at 1Sc, which was a decline
of a good !c. Daring this period a set of
brokers were quietly buying. The market
was inside of 7Sc all day, and closed firm.
Flour quiet and steady. Wheat-Sales
ranged: July 7l6a77sc, clos:d at Tsc;
August 1sa1sic, closed at 7s.c; Scptcm-
her 70!aS0ic, closed at SDsc bid; October
~s1seS2gc. closed at SIC bid; No. = spring
U!c. COrn-Sales ranged: July 3I!a
Sole. closed at 33Ia39c: August B .aiO5c,
closed at 3Sia4Oc: September 39lai0c,
closed at 4lic; October 40.ai2lc, closed at
I2lc. Oats-Sales ranged: August 29ia
29ic. closed at 29sa29Ic; September 29sa
3Osc, closed at 30.c; October 3oa3JIc-
closed at 3OIa30lc. Rye-Unchangcd.
Flax Seed-Nominal at 81 l3!a1 II. Pork
Sales ranged: August 50 G1a9 -, closed
at 80 S7Ia9 20: September 50 72!aS9 %,
closed at - 90; October 50 s7la9 91l,
closed at 50 81. Lard-Saleeranged; Au-
gust So 62la6 90; September IS 70a6 %.
closed at S. 15a6 ~; October $500. Short
Rib Sides-Cash s. 80; July and August
Sc 274a630. Short Clear Sides - 70a615.
Whisky 81 II.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. PA, July 1T.-Flonr
Steady. Wheat-Firm; No. 2 red July
s~59as6ie; August s5tas5lc;~ September So
as6Ic; October 6tasssc. COrn-Firm and
a shade higher; No. 3 mixed track i7la
4sc: No. 2 mixed track i7laiSe; No. 2
mixed and high mixed track 4sla43c; No.
2 mixed July 45ie; August &c; Septem-
Der 47a47lc; October 47sa47ie- oat|Spot
lots firm under light receipts; No. 2 white
in grain depot 4la41Ic; No. 3 white 3Ga
36Ic; futures quiet and steady; No. 2
white July 39fa40fc; August 35a354c;
September 3Ia34l. Professionalism and
fairly active. Cheese-Quiet but firm.
Cincinnati.
CIScISEATI, July I7.-Cotton-Fim.
Flom-ouiet. wheat-Easy; No. 2 red
ne: receipts 81, 500 bushels; shipments17,
500 bushels Confirm; No. 2 mixed
39a4zc Oats-Quiet and firm: No. 2
mixed Sc. Rye-Fism; No 2 6Oc Pork
In lieIzt demand It SO CT AaEdr-
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GINSENG.

The prices are from Sl.00 To $40, nr-
cording 10 size of roots, and the market Is
firm and healthy.
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ALFRED cAIpw ELx
Special Coinmisicg
1ro,Sn. cnrsrY on onic.f

Sr.rr or WEST VIRGINIA, COUNT on ono
uF WHEELING:
|. Thomas N. narrah, Clerk of said ccur Z
hereby certify that the above named 49,
Commissioner has given bono AMI security -
quird 10y law and said decree
Iuna NJ iS6
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MbeeIins Register
6rartlers' Guide.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
n EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE MARKS: ~Daily.
tSunday excepted. MONDAY exeepted.-Wheel-
ing Time:
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Dull at So D. Bulk Meats-Easier; shoul-
ders So %; short rib So 40. Bscon-Easier;
shoulders s. 90; short rib 81 Is; short clear
81 A.. whisky-Firm at 81 ca. Butter
and Sugar-Firm and unchanged. Eggs
Faster at 9a9le.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, o., July 17.-Wheat-Closed
easy; cash sole; July sOsc; August sIsc;
September s2Ic; October sale. Corn
Firm and higher; cash l0lc. oats-Neg-
lected.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK. July I7.-Dry Goods-
For Saturday there was II good dcmand for
cotton goods. with valuable orders being
pressed To execution. while the tone for all
STYLES of cotton and wooden goods is much
stronger and the tendency of prices up
ward.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July l7.-lIoSs-Firm;
common and light 81 01ai 80; packing
and butchers 81 50ai ~; receipts I'll
head: shipments 42l head.
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Toledo.
LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.

The cattle market this week was rather
slow, and prices fell a quarter of a cent
from those of last week. The prices on
other stock did not experience a
change. The hog and lamb markets
were rather active. Messrs. Hudson
& Rayha furnish the following quotations:
CAttlel,O00 to LOO lbs stock 3ia4c
per To-; 500 TO 900 lbs. 3la3ic per H.; 200
TO 500 lbs. 2ia2ie per Id.
Hogs-Market active; Halle perlb.
Lambs-Good NJ 2a4lc per ID.
Calves|S3 0Oa5 90 per head.
Sh~eep-2la3c per 10.
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Scr Bent.


ENOR RENT.
four Good Rooms ppstalr,, at No. ~
street. River view. VIII ouiy he reptes
family without children. Rent payshis 4
iy I'm al ycc. JAMfS l. HAw1sUI
apis No. I.D NAN
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Express Chicago and Cob
Express Chicago and Cob,
Express Chicago and Cob.
GAINESVILLE Accom-.
Cambridge Accom-, 49,
BELLAIRE & ST. GLARS
WILLIE RN.
CR K q DepDtl
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE DropsrS' Journal
reports: Cattle - Receipts 500 head;
shipments $50 head: market steady; ship
ping steers s. 75a5 20; stockers and feeders
81 25a4 81; cows, bulls and mixed 81 5ea
3 -; bulk 81 10; through Texans cat
tie steady. COWS 81 lGaa DO; steers - iSa
Hogs-Receipts Is, 200 head; shipments
1000 head markets low closed nj Zoe lower;
rough and linked 81 l5ai 30; packing and
shipping, 81 Sna5 50; light 81 tSa5 90; skips
s. 70a6 81.
Sheep-Receipts 200 head; shipments
none market steady; natives 81 Pa I 10:
Texans 81 75a3 %; lambs per head - on
a. 90.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY. July l7.-Cattle-Re-
ceiptS ST.; shipments 3i2 head; nothing
doing; ! cars cattle shipped TO New York
to-day.
Hogs-Reoeipts >, 100 head; shipments
5000 head; market active; rhiladclphias
s. 2OI5 -; Workers ~ OOaj 20; lOcars
shipped 10 New York.
Shecp-Rcceipts :, 100 head; shipments
,, 100 head; nothing doing, prospects favor
able for next week.
Ein.innuti
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NEW YORK, July l7.-rctrolrum-
Opened ut cole; highest G6.c; lowest 65sc;
closed ut Cole; sales 2,2iG,u00 barrels.
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SOME EXCITEMENT.

Mr.. Ingham, holding the manuscript up
to view and cycling Schrader, asks: Did
you not make to police, Capt. Schaak, a
written statement?n
1--WE object" shouted every one of the
LAWYERS for the defense. They are on their
feet, excitedly appealing to the Judge. A
hot discussion arose and the defense strain
ing every nerve to prevent a whisper,
even of what Schrader told the police reach
ing the ears of the jury. Apparently In
desperation, the Assistant to the States
Attorney blurts ont, I'VE wish to show
time and time again that the witness has
said that he heard the word sruhe' used
Judge Gary is pounding his desk and the
words Of the impetuous Ingham are lost
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pF~rROLEU VI.
Pittsburgh.


P]ITrsBURGH, July l7.-pctroleum-
Active and firm; opened and closed at
66!c; highest 66I c, lowest 6jic.
TitusNillc.
TIrUsvILLE, July lG-Pctrolcum go
National Transit certificates opened at
cole; highest cole; lowest Gjlc, closed 1t
G6C.
Bradford.
BRADFORD. PA, July l7.-Pctrolcum-
National Transit certificates opened at
66}c, closed AT 66lc; highest 66sc, lowest
G5sc, clcaanccs, las, OOO barrels.
oil City.
on CITY, July lG.-rrtrolcum-Opcnc
&c. highest Cole, lowest 65.c, closed ut
GGc. Sales, 66j, 900 barrels; c~lcarancrs,
1000. 900 barrels; charters. 3~,253 barrels;
shipments, II, ~li barrels; runs, Io,5j3
barrels.
New York.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and a shade
weaker.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1886-10-05
Split $40 Notes.

l.
A new departure in the matter of counter
feiting money was brought to light at the
United States sub treasury in Baltimore a
few days ago. A somewhat worn $40 gov
ernment bill was presented at the cashiers
window with the request for change, which
was given. Fhe note was sent to Washing
ton As mutilated currency, and was returned
with the information that one side of the
note was good, but the other side was well
executed counterfeit of the original. 1t was
found that genuine $40 bill had been split,
the face being separated from the back, a
seemingly impossible undertaking. The
original face with counterfeit back had
been used, and it is quite likely that the
genuine back with well executed counter
felt face has been passed in some other quar-
ter More recently another SO s'tront" was
presented at the cashiers window with
similar request for change. The clerk at the
window, suspeoting the bill, told the man
who handed it into wait moment until he
could consult DIR. Bishop, the sub treasurer.
Dr. Bishop recognized in the noe the famil-
lar game, and said it was worth just So.
When the clerk returned to the window the
man had left without waiting for his change.
The sub treasury, which was out SIS on the
first transaction, was evened up by the Sec
and