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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04
HOPE LOST.
The Orphan Boy Coming Ashore
In Pieces.
The Fate Of the Vessel Thought to
Be Settled.
Last Seen off a Bleak Coast In a
Freezing Tempest.

g AND HAVEN, Mich January Spec
ulAtiCns as TO the fate of the missing
schooner Orphan Boy were many and
varied by those who are thoroughly famil-
iar with lake navigation and it's dangers
during the late season. but all left no doubt
and hope of an ultimate safe turning up OF
the vessel and crew at some isolated point
north The hope ia now dispelled by q
letter received last night by Superintendent
Robbins, OF the Life Saving Service, from
the Keeper of the Grand Point Au Sable
station. This letter is dated December 30,
and in it the Keeper says there has been a
large amount Of wreckage coming ashore
in his vicinity for the past two weeks. The
spars, boons, ETC., indicate that the
wrecked vessel was three -masted schoon.
er, and the Keeper states that he found
amongst the debris the stern of yawl boat
which bears the name Orphan Boy -
This. il is thought, settles positively the fate
of the vessel. There is no doubt but that
she went down in the terrible storm Of De
cember 6, with all hands
WHERE LAST SEEN.
The Orphan Boy left St. Ignace, Mich,
the morning of December l. She MAS
loaded with dry lumber, a cargo which,
under ordinary circumstances, would pre-
vent her sinking in storm, even though
she had sprung a leak. The last seen Of
her was On December when fisherman
at the Beaver lSlands saw a vessel answer
ing her description of that bleak and des
olate coast The wind WAS blowinr forty
miles an hour and the mercury III the
thermometer had run to 10 below zero
The vessel was sailing on northwest
coast, but from the moment the man be
held the schooner beating down before the
terrible gale not word has been heard
from her. Since then two searching par
ties spent nearly two weeks LOOKING tor her
without success.
THE sNruGTyNATEe.
Following are the names OF those who
went down with the vessel
AARON HkIIInAY, Captain.
BERT SMITH. FIRST Mate; leaves u wife
and family, who reside ia Chicago.
j f. STIrENEY cool unmarried, Of
Saugatuck, Mich.
JOHN DAVIDSON.
JANE- RoGEEa
STErUET LEyY.
I.t,..,r, L.ur,.ty
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A MAN OF MANY ALIASES.
Arrested on Charge of FsIony-.Some L
4 affarz

Arrested on Charge Of Felony Some In
terestinG Letters.
Special 10 iis Sanidy REGISTER.
PAKKERSHURG. Januury Ira Brown,
alias "Kseter," alias Robinson, was ar
rested by the police tonight on a telegram
from Clarksburg, where he was wanted for
felony. He was taken to Jail and searched
Seventy dollars cash was found on his per-
son. From papers found on his pei 'on
he is a travelling salesman Tor the Sta
ard Machine Company, Cleveland, Oh,
Orders for corn shelters from f. c. Sheets
and others, of Harrison county, wee
found Also letter from his wife at
Herrblettville, o., dated December l3, and
one from his mash in Chicago OF same
date, signed Your Lille" 939 Madison
avenue. The prisoner refused TO talk.
He was locked up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04

The Secretly ct the Treasury to day
received the following kilograms trom So.
liciror McCue. who il in New York: Mr.
Acton refused to remove the sraIs from
the vaults nder my advice the treasurer
has done 50 to carry on the current busi.
ness
Treasurer Jordan telegrsphs a. follows
ayetsken possession OF the Office auder
he solicitor = advice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04
DRY GOODS.


New YORK, January DRY Goods
Imports of foreign dry goods at this port
Tor the month OF December amounts 10
$Ts77,239, compared with $,,O45,69j for
the same period in ISL, against 81 20 ! :,
500 tor December, l.33, and S",la6,97l i'd
1882. The total i'm poE,ations Tor the year
were SlOO,542 3G0 against Sll3,9 l7d
for 1884, $l2l,5O9, SO7 in l-a3,
and 1882 1862 1870 in l-a2.
There has been decrease in wooleps, cot
tons sllks fax and miscellaneous dry
goods, though in silk goods the decline !:
marked 20 per cent. less than last year. %
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THE tyrugTvNATEq
A COMPLICATED SHOOTING.
while Rr-i-tinG His Captor Il Prisoner
Shouts Himself.

while Rr-i-tinr His Captor II Prisoner
shoots Himself.
CoL,n uJi o, january 2.-Danirl De.
born, OF Prospecs Ohio. aged thirtythree,
and mArrled, was shot in Madison town.
ship this county yesterday morning,
and died in about twenty minutes.
Thursday evening the Marshal Of
Wine hester received message from the
Marshal of Prospect that Osborn was in
that village or that he would arrive there
during the day, en- route to the house Of "a
brother in law named Pea-ce, living
three miles in the direction OF Colum.
bus. The telegram stated that he was
wanted for forging uores on different par
ties TO the amount OF $I,juO, and asked
that he he arrested and held I'LL sent for
Osborn went out from this city Thursday
night, late, and WAS arrested n! Pearce' 8
house early yesterday morning and
brought back 10 Winchester.
The Marshal was on horseback, while
the prisoner, hsndcutied, walked in front.
At some point Of the road farmer vas
met, who informed the Msrshal that the
prisoner was armed, rs be had seen him
trying to get revolver out Of his coat.
The Marshal then disnounted to disarm
the fellow. and as he approached
Osbornr the latter drew the weapon
from his breast pocket aud apparently
pointed It at him as we'll as he could while
handcuied ne Marshal threw up his
hand snG at the same time the revolver
was discharged the ball entering Osborn 5
lefr side between lhr ribs and passing
through the heart. The Marshal was un.
able to say whether the inflicted shot
was The result of The scuiIIe or intentional
on the part Of the prisoner.
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A Fosthumous Note from Girl Mh"
Poisoned Her.elf

A PosthumOus Note from Girl VINO
Poisoned Herself.
ToRoNro, January 2.-Addie Davis, the
beautiful girl from Sarnir, who killed her
self with csrbolic acid in q commercial
traveller 5 rooms here, LEFT the following
note
DEAR FAruER:-I heard you we're look
IN, for me could not bear to zee you. |
am diving now. He'll cannot be worse than
hat / sut,er. was blamed before | was
sqiiy, but now am guilty, and &. R; Haw,
lev il responsible for my poor soul. He
I,ycad me 10 Weld TO his wishes TWO years
40, am glad it is who have been led
"s,ror and not nv poor sisters. who will
see that the wages OF sin is death.
Good bye,
"AnDIp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04

PIr.sgrRG, January 2.-The employees
OF the Edgar Thompson steel works at
Braddock accepted the firm g proposlhon
Of ten per cent advance with l. hours a
days work and signed the scale tor the en-
suing year to day. The mill will resume
operations in all departments on Monday
The furnace men 10 the number of zoo
were paid oil this evening and discharged
because they refused to accept a ten pei
cent advance and work - hours a day.
The workmen wanted three turns day
eight hours each. This was refused By
the operators and the furnaces were
banked.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04
NAn nous LNIEANrE.

PAms. January There has been an
alarming increase OF rabies throughout
France. The officials OF several towns and
provinces have oedered that the several
measures be adopted TO rid the country OF
stray dogs. The police have been order
ed to seize all dogs found roaming around
the streets and country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04

Nsw YoRh, January 1.-The American
Pasteur Institute filed it's certificate OF IN
corporation to day The objects are the
gratuitous care and treatment by the Pas
teur system of incubation Of all persons
threatened with or suffering from hydro
phobia."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04

New YORK, January 2-ArticIes OF
agreement were signed to lag between
John J. Fogsrty OF Philadelphia, and lack
Dem psey TO fight a, 80 pounds, according
TO Marquis of Qleensbury rules Tor s2oVo
a side
The fght will come of within siX weeks
but the place is not yet decided on.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04
FOREIGN.
British Cabinet Council

I.oSpoH, January "A Cabinet council
was held to-day which lasted an hour and
forty minutes. 1t is believed the Ministry
decided to adhere to the local government
scheme for Ireland, also in case OF the gov
eminent being defeated on the question to
dissolve Parliament aud appeal to the
country on the ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF the EN-
pire cry. The question OF concedIng a
portion OF upper Burmah to China was dis
cussed, and it was agreed to make such
concession.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04
WASHINGTON NEWS
a,sf APPOINTMENTS.

WAsmy.roy, D. E, January -
During the month Of January the COM
missions Of over 100 postmssters will ex-
pire. The terms of about the same mum.
Der terminated in December, but comPaT,
atively few changes we're made. 1t is said
. larEe number of nominations will he
made as soon as Congress meets. Since Since
The .irst of July there have been over ',OGV
changes made in fourth class Offices, Of
which there are over 10000.
BIDS FOR CARRYING NAILS.
Tie time named for receivipg bids ioI
carrying the mails on Steamboat AND
Star routes in the Western States and Ter
ritories, expired today 4 much larger
number of bids have been received than IN
preyious years. The contracts will b'
awarded on the 23d Of February
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04
LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.

"neeHnR'
The market this week was quite Glow.
M.ssrs. Hudson 4 BsYhS furnish the fol,
loving quotations:
Cattle 900 to loo lbs stock 3!@lc
per h.; 500 to 900 lbs 363!c per b.
700 10 500 lbs. 2M2!c per ID.
Hogs-Market active; 2!@3ic per 10.
Lambs-Ciood 81 39Ic per Ii.
Cslves-s3 0OG6 90 per head.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, January THE HroVet ,
Journal reports: Cattle-Receipts 3 zoo
head shipments 1000 head; market
slow but steady; shipping steers - 5c@
5 so; stockers and feeders s. j0G3 90.
Hogs--Receip's 5000 head; Shipment
1000 head; market slow and ) cent
lower; rough and mixed s. j0@3 -
packing and shipping s. Sj@4 10, Ggh
81 4OG,4 90; skip5 - 5000 30.
Sheep-Receipts 700 head shipment
500 head market steady and stronger
natives 81 OOG4 IS; western = j0GI% 30
Texans 81 UOCg% -; lambs - 7jMj 81!
East Liberty.
EAST Liberty, January - Cattle
Receipts lis head shipments 1867 head
market fair; nothing doing; all throug,
consignments.
Hogs-Receipts I 600 head; shipment
$500 head; marker shede weaker Phi
sdelphias 81 lj9i 20; Workers - 'o@
1 10.
cL p.oa;,.s EuA hssd. EhiDment
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04

CINCINNATI, January 2.-uIiyer Do1d
Byron was this morning convicted, IN the
police court OF violating the law prohi,o DIT
ing theatrical performances on Sunday,
He WAS not present and sentence was not
passed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04

CL'xroS, Mass January The de-
far't.n7 Psesident of Lav,ssler Bank,
McNsaI, secured but few available assets
tom the institution previous to his tight,
the whole sucuut be ng $1,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04
The Newark Rors sail Home.

Urls, January 2.-Tbe tour children
fro.A Newark, n. j., who we're bitten By q
mad dog, and who have been under treat
ment Of N. Pssteur, sailed from Havre tor
New York, today. They are al well.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04

par cent. below the total OF 1883 and near
IL 40 per ceut. below the total value Of
silks for 1882. As the cay has been ob
served as holiday By most houses there
is no business to report
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04

HARMsBuRc, January Rev. ". II.
II. Snyder, for y years pastor OF the
Salem Reform church OF this city, has been
requested to resign on account of its ha' e
ing been Dissolved that he preached a ser
mon by DR.. Talmage as his own.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04

CintLAxp, January 2.-Patrtck Cain,
a lad OF Ii years old drank whisky IN such
Quantities on New Years cay that he
died to.Light.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04
Assistant Tressur

At I o cloca Mr.. Jordan, as Treasasrr
OF the uited States, took the responsible
uy OF breaking seals aud beginning bust
ness.
Mr.. Acton made no objection, snd Nr
Jordan took control.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money . 1-2a3 Per Cent-8overnm n { =
Dull and steady-stocks Quiet and
Hsavy-Flour Quiet and Unchanged
Wheat Lower.
Nrw YORK, January Mooney easy at
2i@3 per cent prime mercantile paper
at 4@5 per cent; foreign exchange dull
al 4sj4@4SS!.
GoyERNMENTs - Dull and generally
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% tii,


BRApFoED, January -%nrio"al Iran
sit certificates opened n .c, ciosei At
9lo; highest 9l.c; lowest sic. ru"s.
96,7~6 tarreIs; total shipments "-.i1'
barrels charters -, 597 barrels. clearance
| 2O2 600.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04
PANAMA DISASTERS.
Seventeen Persons Drowned After
Being Almost Saved.
Earthquake Shocks in Central and
South America.
Inhabitants Fearing An Eruption
Of the Ocean.

New YORK, January Mail advices
from Panama, dated December q, 1885,
are as follows:
On December % two families named
Silva and Gonzales, left Talcahucns, Chill,
on boat for Peno, for the purpose OF ut.
tending the customary procession and OF
taking part in the festival of our Lady OF
Carmel. pom their return voyage
all went we'll until the mouth Of
the Andatien river was reached. AT
this point in consequence OF q
change OF wind it became necessary TO alter
the position of the sails and for some rea-
son, not yet known all the passengers
rushed 10 one side of the boat which then
capszed. All hands we're thrown into the
water. The cries OF the drowning people
we're heard By two Gghtermcn and they
put off in their fragile chstsuX to tender
what aid ,hey could On reaching the
drowning people the lightermen picked up
five persons, one OF whom, Chin6msn,
appeared TO be guite dead. As the bobt
was uuable TO stand under so great Il
weight, it WAS resolved 10 throw the sup
posed dead Chinsman overheard. This
WAS accordingly done The Chinsman,
however, no sooner touched the water than
he seized hold Of the gunwsle of the boat
aud capsi2ed it. The recently rescued
people and the lighter men were thrown
into the sea, and out OF the seven
persons five were drowned, the only per
sons saved being Francisco Gonzales and
one OF the lghtermen. Two boats were
dispatched from Talcahusuv to the fatal
srot and they returned with the bodies Of
all the female passengers and that OF the
son Of Silva. The.bodies Of the remainder
Of the drowned persons had not been re-
covered up 10 the I'D inst. There were
seven in all drowned.
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS.
There have been several shocks OF earth
quake recently in Valparaiso, africa, Tena
and Serena, but the most alarming have
been at Iquique, of which the Gillian
Times say The first shock occurred at
40 Il. m, December and it was au
unusually heavy Que. Buildings were
shaken in an ominous manner. Five min
utes after the first earthquake slight shock
occurred, and tcnminutes after the second
another shock occurred. The third was
followed further on by two more slight
checks which did but little DAMAGE. To
add to the alarm the sea was extraordina-
rily asitated, and persons residing near the
beach, and more especially those Eving
near the Puntilla, left their beds and
watched the turious waves as they broke
on the shore, and the fear of an Eruption
Of The ocean WAS uppermostin everybody i
mind Agitation OF the sea continued
with gradually decreasing violence through
OUT the 18th inst, until nightiall when II
became calm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04

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r,,.5a,.,, uutaInei ~ Abaleor'ed from
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a .r.r..s Communicated TO one Of the
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04

U,C.S j,fE EHEf HIll/ l. = ,UD,rs,a
,rs, ,r,ear. b. ,ycry tortured victim u. EI.D
msrt-m no amos the oriIrary I..'
ur. and IHiGeuts pOFer,s 20 ni.E
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i" P.Is Plaster j. ~ elrgsHt gr.. nee.
INN .Ail!ns sOgTC- 0i r"ii 3. rsnlshIH. rne.
matt, nr.Talg!C sCII'I.. ,IIrDu. tas.f
srI nervous pains a, by mair 80 original
speedy, saie. A. IrJgg.t 2',. "i.r.rr dr.U
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ton .aIi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04
RlN Err NOTE

The Elaine has been laying up here oil
week but will enter her old trade Monday
morning The C. c. Martin in now under.
going some repairs here. lIealherington,
Hawk, Courier and Chenille at the mouth
of the k4nawha. Will BrookiOrG, who
was at the wheel OF the Inflated Graham
when she sunk is on the Minnie Bay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04
TENI-TIGO, JlUIII West. VU

..,-.- FLEMING BROS
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04

AEhlLsN GIRLS CONE EssION

decrease OF the public debt during tn
month of December, S9U~q9iO.
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SNEEZE! SNEEZE.

ENkI = Uu. . ypGr mot
. .pm, u Ii, Z. %, Di o.. D..
yutI l.-. Jn.I'y'- iIs,r ~.
excessive lHtTiifl,. .. fH.r
EaigTv % 10 uu
III YOUT he'd aChr', Uu..f.
aud threat nTrh'i. rg
h.Jrd 20 lrvpT r"s' THE D..
hu Acute H'rTIh. sai .u-
Eiait.y r"Ii"''i igastEa
dose, and p"Tnsf,r|s. .r. .
Iy one Hst boz.
MAR q.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-04
Toledo.

Tol..pn O., January ,. - Whea'-
Closed nrmer, cash or January 9l4c;
February g3ic; March 9iic; May 973c.
Coru-Slcady; cash or January 3S!c,
Nav lO:c. Oa;s-Dull and unchanged !;
cash soc; May SIC. Glover Seed
Firm; cash or January s. so; February
81 60. March - 20
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CINCINNATI,

PHILADELPHIA, January 2-Flour-De
mand fair. Wheat Opened steady and
closed lower No. red January s14G
s9c; February s9i0s93c; March 9l@
9l3c; April 92!C 93!; May @H@9j
Corn-Spot active, No. ! mixed &9!c
No / yellow Zoe; No 3miNed @9!@iG!cI
No. , mixed steamer l3@l3!c; iuturet
firm but quiet; No 2 mixed January
February and March 4TCI47!c. Oats
Spot fair demand; white 37@32!c; iu
lures steady, No. white, January sra
Sic; February %-lG 39c; March 2oi@
39tc.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-06-25
Mortgage Sale.

WHEREAS, Default has been made in the
" conditions Of certain mortgage, executed
iendern 1 sy Mlam Henderson and Sarah
England Mortgage Security Company, mor,gnsec
dated the 9Th day Of January in tic year Of Our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and cighty-four
anu recorded as mortgage in the office of the
register of deeds Of the County of Pembjna in the
errt1 naS OF Dakota, on the 18th day Of january
mortgages, on pagc 2s0. on which there liz ca inei
to be due at tho date of this notice. the amount of
Five Hundred and Fifty.seven dollars and sixty
cents (So5I:Go) and no action or proceeding has
6een Instituted at law or in equity to recover the
debt secured by said'mortEage ,Or any mar, there
Of. The mortgage having by the terms Of SAID
mortgage reserved the oplon to declare the prn-
payment OF interest. without notice 10 tho morris
agor: and such default having been made January
IT,, lSS and The mortgage having duly exercised
No na aee natice f IL prncpa due
Of power of sale contained in said mortea"s
and Of the statute In .nch cnre made and provided
t te said mortgage Will be foreclesed by sae Of
gale viii be made at the court hOuse in the CITY of
PembinS, IN tho County of PemIina and Terri Il.
10y OF Dakota at public auction by the sheriff Of
2lst day Of July A. D. 1875. at 10 O'Clock IL ihe
forenoon. to satisfy the amount which shall then
De que on said mortgage with the interest thereon
cass Of foreclosure. ~ fH''''s'se III
Inc premises described In said mortgage, and
70 to be sold, are In one parcel OF lind Situated in
and known and described us follows, wit: The
south half Of the northwest quarter, the south
west quarter Of the north enst quarter and the lot
number two (2) all Of section four (4.) township
one hHl4red aud sixty .three (1es, y range fiftv.
three l68.> westi containing Snc hnfired and
afty.nin ond forty-aix one hundredths acses.
l5936 lOO, more or leEs. /;
Dated at Pembina, d. T., May 9th. A. d, 1854
The NEW ENGLAND MoRTGAGE SECURITY COY,
j. =. DosH & O. II. BoYEsEN,,' Mortencce
AaofAeys for Mortgages. 45-5i