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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16
BELL.PAN-ELECTRIC.

a.,ti,.r n nssoIuttou Introduced by Mr..
Hal back Yesterday.
WASHINGTON. Feorusry l5-Mr. Hat
t.ek Of Kansas. introduced the following
rszanJle and resolution
Whereas, Grave charges have been made
.ut are constantly being male by the
press OF tue c1lutry, reusclns on the IN
tsyrity AMI official ac.jon OF certain officers
b. The Gyysramsat OF rha L nitad States.
Resolved. That G special committee,
! u s.riDg Of eleven members Of this
House be appointed to make inquiry into
s1y szo,aii;urs on the part Of the
.G5yerumsnt Incurred relative to the
!. ,b,, of the Bell and
psa. Electric Telephone Companies;
10 tie priority Of patents. said inquiry to
toc,.ls all organizations or companies
ths, have sp-ung out Of the Pan Electric
Ta-ll5.e Company or for any other Pur-
pu-p5ss aai slsO to uS Se full inquiry into
p. is,lanc- OF s'ocx known IS the Pan
"a 'ric TelgphDna sty 4 or any stock OF
any y.her CON paay, companies or orgsni-
I,t1q spriuging olt OF the Pan Electric
TsI-75yns CJnp,ny ID a1g person or per
sons connected z;.b s:;hes the legislative,
iutt,Iur ~ .rn,.., departments Of the
f,i .va,euent OF tde Uui.ei states, 10 whom,
vim wa-s- auj ia what manner and
Tor ~aa. cyas.jsraiJn IN money or In
aI-u.- said sGgl vas delivered.
|ll., "a % ~hAr yP ana decisions snd
dos have bsa1 made by sGy officers
.,nlsctsd With the government, and by
all -. circumst Ances connected there
mn s7t sri4rr.y her from; and also what
.gr, i- suits. il auy have 57en brought IN
tss n.up or rh- & u-eI 5 ales to test their
aa..., o. parr.t, I,sIoi CO say other
sI.-lr, 90 courro, -rsJ between the Bell and
Pso r. -crriu rrie lho1e Companies, what
contracts have been uhie, what moneys
L,li. 10. u b. pad to any person or per-
sors - assistant council, TO Attorney
,sas, Il or Solicitor General OF the United
STAT. rbe ressou or authority for the con,
,n,u ~ th. mtad States party to said
SUI DO -ly,.
L..,-rs1 20 q II tt5e on Rules.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16

iron or steel tee rails, weighing not over
25 pounds to the yard, and irou, or steel
fat rails punched fifteen dollars per ton.
There is q slight reduction on bar and
rolled iron, iron beams and girders. There
is also some reduction in lead and copper
on al sugar eighty peicentum of the sew
ersl duties and rates of duty now imposed
on said sugar imperative as to sugars from
countries lacking export duties; wool of
the third class, such as Donskel native,
South American, Cordovs, Valparaiso ma.
i've, Smyrna, and including all
such woods OF like character
as have been heretofore usually
imported into the United States from Tur-
key, Greece, Egypt, Smyrna and else
where, two and eighteenth cent per pound;
wooden shsWls and sll manufactures Of
wool OF every description made wholly or
in part Of wool, not specially enumerated
and provided for in this act, valued at 25
cents per pound, cents per pound. 80 per
cent in advslorem; hsnnels, blankets, hats
Of wool, knit goods and all goods made on
knitting frames, balmorals, wooden aud
worsted yarns and all manufactures Of
every description. composed wholly or in
part ofwool worsted, the hair Of The al paca,
goat, or other animals Except such as are
composed in part Of wool) not specially
enumerated or provided for in this act val.
ued at not exceeding 30 cents per pound
eight cents per pound; above 80 and not
exceeding 40 cents ten cents per pound;
above 40 and not exceeding 90 cents six
teen cents per pound; above so and not
exceeding 50 cents twenty cents per pound,
and in addition thereto upon sll the above
named articles 30 per centum ad-
valorem; women's and childrens dress
goods, coat Innings aud goods Of
like descriptions composed in part
OF wool worsted, the hair OF alpaca, goat or
other animals, valued st not exceeding 20
cents per square yard, cents per square
yard and in addition thereto 30 per centum
valued at above 20 cents per
square yard. cents per square yard and
35 per centum adyalorem; If composed
wholly of wool, uorsted, the hair OF alpaca,
goat or other animal or mixture OF them,
s cents per square yard and 25 per centum
but such goods with selVedges
made wholly or in part Of
other materials or with threads
Of other materials introduced for the
purpose OF changing the classification
shall be duusble at eight cents per square
yard, and thirty-fye per centum advalo9um.
provided that all such goods weighing
over tour ounces per square yard, shall
pay duty OF thirty,6ye cents per pound
and thirty-fve per Centum adValorum.
Slight bat general reductions reductions
run through the wool schedule aud have
q so been made in csse5 of fax, linen and
hemp, window glass, plate glass OF high
quality, earthern ware, glassware and
china where duty is believed to be excess
i7e Duty on marble, castor beans and
few chemicals IS also slightly reduced.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16
SUPREME COURT.
Proc sedings at Charleston on saturday
last.


Proceedings at Charleston on saturday
LAST.
The follow ng business was d sp: sed Of by
the Supreme Court setting a. C'arle'h n,
Saturja::
Bloss W. Hall, from Wayne county.
Opinion by Snyder. Affirmed.
Bias vs.. Yickers, from Linco county.
Opinion by Snyder. Affirmed
Chapman vs. County Court, from Wayne.
Opinion By Woods. Affirmed
K1gores administrator '. Hsnley
from Cabell. Opiaios BY Sayder.
affirmed.
howe Machine Co. ". Folding from
Cabsll county. Opinion BY Woods Re
verssd and judgemen; Of Cpaniy Court
Affirmed.
Howe "a. Stort1, from Mason county
Green. Reversed aud remanded.
SAverman vs. Gresstr, e. al, from
Marion. Opinion By johnson. Affirmed
State Of West Virginia vs. Mooney, from
Ohio county. Opinion BY johnson. Re
yersed and renamed.
Hall vs. Hall, from Ritch.s. Opinion b,
Woods. Reversed aud remanded.
Ricksrd a Welshsus vs Schley e, al.
ison Jefferson. Opinion by Cree ne
versed and remauded.
Rector vs.. Rsc.~t, ron Taylor county
Appeal slowed; bond, $50.
! Phillips u. Roberts, from Jesersol
county. Petition for rehesSipg refused.
I Foot Va. Understood. from Cabell county
Petition to5 prohibition refused.
AdIourner urtilneIt Saturday af:srnoo
at 2:30.
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PRACTICAL ItHT. .
DENANpiSG mOvE KuLE.

Dr:,LM. February 1.-The co,potatioD
OF D;blin to-day adopted reola,ion' de.
msn4ipg home rule for Ireland aud eI
reliance On Mr.. Gleds,onos
promises and ability to secure II.
Mr. Michse. DAyin supported
the resolutions and said there
were good grounds for hope ,hS, Mr. Glad
stonf would settle the home rule question
as be settled the church question for Ire
land, Continuing, Mr. Dayit, stated
that M Parnell was right
ia trying TO obtain home rule
Grs, although, be (Mr DaV,b would pre-
fer 10 see the Irish land question settled
concIrrently On tie basis Of the present
valuation Of i,s produce. Mr.. DAvltt a.
pealfd 10 the peasants OF Ireland 10 &C.
operate with the Psrnelitsa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16
uancnck Rslisred In Cremation.

Esy YORK, February l5.-Genersl Han
cock wss regarded year before his Gealh
as convert to eremst,cG. He had sew
eral friends in the New York Cremation
Society, and seemed, they cay, to take
dssp interest in the subject. Although ne
did not explicitly declare his wish to De
cremsted instead Of being buried, it was
Thought be believed 6rnly 10 the propriety
and sanitary method o: the new method
His illness was so sudden and disabling
that he could not have expressed w'so
on that point, and intinstes OF Mrs. dsn-
cock say that, ss she never could bring heE-
ssIfto regard cremation save With repus-
nance, the General would not have gone
contrsr5 10 her sentiment anyhow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16
rn..sh Irn for n Hnshand.

NGw ToRE, February ia csusual
mention By Roscoe Conkling Of divorce
case in which the wife had chosen her hus-
band by a toss of cent, led correspon-
dent to search out the suit, in which the
evidence had been privately taken BY
referee The parties were l.eben N.
Woerm.e. o clerk id the Custom House,
and his wife, iormoriy Ada Grey, known
for time on the circus trape>e as AGa
Greylock.
Her testimony as to the cOurtship is as
follows 1T was four years ago that
Leben wanted TO marry me. had
sprained myself ia nay trape-e teats and
had to lay of. The doctor told me must
not do that busine's any more-it would
kill me-so made up my mind | might
as we'll marry and settle down. | had an
other offer Just at that time and 1t was
hard wSrk 10 make up my mind which TO
ACCEPT. Both men we're good fellows /
took week to decide, but when the week
VISA up ] wasn't any nearera DECISION then
q, first so | concluded 10 toss up cent.
did it and L.be won. | guess lost,
though, for he hasn't turned out well, while
the other man has got rich. The case Is
in othes resp.c's ordinary and has not
r, &C, ed a conclusion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16
THE NEW COOPERATIVE MILL.
The Sailers Engaged in Grinding the
Machines.

The Mailer. Engaged in Grinding the
Machines.
The SteubenviIle Gazette OF last evening
says Of the new nail mill Every hing is
lively about the new co operative nail
works to-day, the nailers being busy grind
ing up the mschinea cad putting every.
thing in readiness for active work. Some
few nails were made today, and If the
company could get the same prices
for all their product as they did for
the FIRST two nails they would be pre-.
pared to retire bloated ailiionaires il
about one months time, as s. A Ls1bhein
paid two dollars for the first perfect nail
and Dohrman Sinclair ssw him three dol
lars better, putting up q FIVE dollar bill soE
the second nail The first redeat nails
we're made bv AEoS BecbEel, Joseph
Woods snd William Lindsay, but the first
full pound Ri perfect nails was made BY
Robert Cox, John Caldwell and Joseph
Reed. The nails made were ten
penny and common three penny, SAN.
pies OF which were given the Gazette rep
resentstive. The first pound Of psrfec,
nails is TO be sent 20 friends in Bellaire.
AL tie members Of the company are il
high spirits over the successful start they
have made, and confidently anticipate .
prosperous career for their establishment
The works is the center Of attraction to
day, and Notwithstanding the mud anC
difficulty in getting to the building, crowd
of curious and interes.e3 people Eep, com
ing and Going oil the time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16
IhE MORRISON BILL.
Nr.,, .-ntauNs Gibson Disappointed
Irayf,inn~ ot the Measure
S.rtll g. ne RsgiIisT.

tSr-,,.-ntauNs Gibson disappointed
Frayi,inns Of the Measure.
Ss.cill g. As RsgiJisT.
N.,4.syroy february l5-R-presen-
,s..s q 5son. Of Vest Virginia, is sPPsr-
eu,!y Disappointed aith the Morrison tariff
U.i .et-5lu,el in the House to day. He
ssy, t...i,is ,i tue character be was most
afr,d 4. wo4Ij 6e. He thinks it is the
s2.,, @. tsrttY rey,,,so mos, desired by the
h,gd v-1:ecd7s peo2De. The idea Of max
iry rav m.,e.ja tee vii prove dstrimen-
tai be SAYS 10 Interests situa,ed as Wheel
.ry,s and will ensb,s the old plants on the
xa.,.,u coss, 10 revive Taesa, he says
slil 5s gb!e TO import coal, iron ores, etc ,
:,r~ sud to- iron Manufacturers west o.
tie Aueehe MES Nil Be unable to compete
s.-l me eastern Industries for this reason.
Il. Morrison says 'hs bill Will effect an
s7,us,ed reduction # S2O,OOO,OUO IN rev
en1ps from customs based on the revenues
If last year. The greatest reduction on
ary one article - 10 the case ~ sn0sr.
stars tAe new da,,es ell result IN ~
,-zass oi{l0rrC 900 in tbs Eaceip;s. The
addition 70 tbs tree list will involve loss
o. : 5UD OuU snd toe reductions made oy
&C.. onl on other sr'isss Is about -, ,OOO,-
ulr Added 10 the tEss list are
lumber. timber wood manufactured, ,
la'hs shingles. sah. hemp, jute, iron, sui
phur, lead hud copper ores snd coal. Be
suies these there are many articles OF less
.suseluence 10 the revenue, sucE ss pots'
;Oes hay. corn, bristles, beesWsx, dlee
woods Manufactured esrths, undressed
stone tor Smiling purposes, scorns and
isndelion TRs bill provides that from
aud afsr July 1T, 1856 the following rates
oi duty shs .se effect Wood (msnufsc-
cured Tor each side plsped or hnlshed, 5O
Cents per 100 fssi board measure; cotton
thread yarn, warps, or warp yarn, valued
~ from p cents to one dollar per
pound, cents 10 SO cents per pound, &C
>ord,n2 70 quality. When valued ct over
one dollar per pound, 30 per cent adEa'
tOrsB The principal reductions on cot
son cloths srs in the cosrser material
mess.s-,ro1 in P,zs, iron kentledge, spieg,
elez' e, wrought and cast, scrap IRON and
scrap steel, onefourth OF ons cent pei
pou1d iron r.ilEsy bars. weighing more
than % pounds TO the yard, twelve dollars
a1e atty cents per ton; steel railway oSrs
AID rsilEay bars made in part OF steel
~eigb'ug mors than 25 pounds to the
ard, Twelve dollars and 6tty ceptsPsr 10 d
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16
r,,snt, .Eight Years Separated

BUTLER. PA, February l5.-ln the year
1855 James X. Brown and Miss Margaret
Anderson were married, the result o. the
union being a son and daughter. The
marrisge vas not happy, and Brown weit
West, abductiug his twoyear-oId son Ag
new Soon after Miss Spence, also a
native Of this county, disappeared, and peo
ple concluded that she and Brown we're
living together. Daring all these years
Mrs. Brown hss been travelling all over
the country searching for her son Agnew.
OF late Tea.s she pad her daughter have
been teaching school in Kansas City, VhsEe
the advance in property has made them
independent. Her husband and Miss
Soence settled in Monmouth, ILL.,, where
they raised family Of eleven children,
several OF yLou a-s married in high socl,
ETY. List August Brown liea. Mrs
Brown went from Kansas City to Mon
mouth last month and there saw her 30,
year.old baby, Aguew, for whom she had
searched for twenty-eight years. He Is
msrr;ed and is in this county visiting rela'
t,vss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16
THOSE DOCUMENTS.

Secretary Lamar Sends Papers to the SEN
ate, but They are not the ones Wanted
WASH ISGToN, D. c., February lo.-Ihe
following lette, was to-day sent to the
President pro tempore of the Senate;
DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR
WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. lS, S6.
The President pro tempore of the Senate
SIR: have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt ofSanste resolution Of the 9TH
inst in words as follows;
Resolved, That the Secretary OF
the Interior be directed TO
to communicate to the Senate copies OF all
papers which have been fled in the lnte'
rior Department, and of all papers which
have been presented TO any officer OF that
department touching the official and per
sonal conduct OF Henry Ward, Indian In,
spector, during his continuance in said
offce. transmit all the official papers on
file in the Department which | understand
to be embraced by the resolution. The
official reports made to this department oy
.Genry Ward, as United States Indian In
spector, are voluminous, and as the clerical
force of this department is limited and
otherwise fully employed have deemed
it best to transmit the original reports
as they are frequently consulted
in the transaction of the business OF the
department have the honor to request
that they be returned toit files as soon as
they are no longer required by the Senate
am directed by the President to say that
if the object OF the resolution is to inquire
into the reasons for the suspension OF Mr.:
Ward these papers are not to be considered
as constituting all the evidence sub
mitted to him in relation
thereto. am also directed
by the President to say that he does not
consider it cohsistant with the public inter
eats to transmit copies of the unofficial pa,
pers from private citizens held in my Gus
tody for him which relate exclusively to
the suspension OF incumbents.
have the honor to be
Yours. Respectfully
|. A. Q. LAMAR,
Secretary.
There are tVo hundred and eighty-tWo
enclosures. The letter aud accompanying
papers were referred to the Committee on
Z II
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= Strike at Brilliant.
Spscialto ne RSQisler.

BRILLIANT, O., February lj.-At !
0 clock this morning a strike occurred at
the Brilliant glass works which caused all
the shade shops, ten in number, to lay
idle, and at this writing there has been no
settlement. The trouble is about the
wages of the sticking up boys in the shade
shop. They are paid 6j centsper turn and
are striking tor an advance OF ten cents
per turn, or dollar and fifty cents a day.
The bcyg clsir, that the manager, Mr.
Weir, promised the advance asked .or at
ter the factory had run six weeks and it Is
nigh six months and the advance has not
been anted. The manager Of the works
says Ee is at 65 cents per turn paying more
than the boys get fGT TIE same kind OF
work at other factories, and is willing to
take any three factories the boys may
choose snd pay to them whatever are the
prices paid ,n the factories they pick upon.
This proposition is thought to be fair for
the BOYS to accept until such time as they
can learn the prices paid elsewhere for the
sme kind Of work,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16
4 Bad Accident

WASHINGTON, Pa February l5.-Mr A'
G. Wilson, a tankbuilder who for some
time pqst has been employed in this com
munity building tanks, met with a severe
accident at Hess we'll No. ?. While super
intending the construction Of tank sec
ton Of the scsHolding upon which he was
standing rave way, throwing him violently
70 the ground and badly frscturing his left
leg nesr the auAls and injuring him inter
palV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16
SEHON CONFIRMED.
confirmations of Nominations Not
Involving Removals Made.
The RscoRDs IN @eRAws CASE.
The Morrison Tariff Bill Introduced in the
House Yesterday---Gibson
Disappointed in Il.

WASHINGTON, February l5.-The nomi-
nation of Columbus Sehon to be United
States Marshal 'or West Virginia was con-
trmed on Thursday last, but the injunC-
Ton OF secrecy was not removed until this
evening. This was for the purpose Of
moving for a reconsideration if desirable.
The Senate held another executive ses'
SION to-day, but would not make the con-
frmations made today public. All those
confirmed, however, were of persons ap-
pointed to fill vacancies caused BY the ex-
piration Of the terms OF incumbents or by
resignation.
tbs PAPERS IN N'GRAw's CASE.
The papers sent TO the committee under
the resolution calling for the records for
West Virginia Internal Revenue Office
outaiu the periodical repOrts Of the special
AGENTS who have examined that Office, Gov
ering the period Of Collectors DIval, Nc
Cormick aud McGraw They show Duyafs
otcs rated q, -. McCormicks at l! and
n and McGraS's is rated A |. These re-
bDorts 80 far Is the conduct OF AcGrsW' s
D.Ecs i concerned, we're made By Special
A vents Hale aud Marvin, who are Repub-
1,csns and have teen in the service eigh-
tesD and tweu;y one yesrs respectively
~ --.... o., r,.gy n -f,ra Tho FINANCE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16
LABOR TROUBLES.
Difficulties Between MIR. Mccormick and
the Unions,

Difficulties Between Mr.. Nc CoruIick and
the Unions.
CHICAGO, February IA committee
composed OF six Knights Of Labor, three
members of the Molders Union and three
Of the Metal Workers Union, waited on
Mr.. C. II. Mccormick this morning
with a view Of adjusting d.
fcul ies that have existed between
the company and its employees. The de-
mands Of the strikers with answers given
BY Mr.. Mccormick, are briefly as follows
Men employed on planers and
lathes as day workers shall re-.
ceixe $500 per day aRd their
helpers $l.15. Ali laborers are to receive
81 80 per day. All men who have been
DISCHARGED Tor being union men shall be
reinstated; when new men are employed,
preference is to 4e given to the
old hands; the firm reserves the right
to decide whether il shall employ or dis
charge; foremen are requested to treat all
men respectfully. After the resolutions had
been submitted the committee began to
dissent on an important particular, namely,
the vuestion Of discharglng Eve non'Snion
men at prsse4t employed By the company,
some ofthe committee insisting on their
discharge while Others dissented. Mr..
Mccormack stated that be would not en-
tertain any such proposition. This suited
the views Of the majority O. IT, coHLittee
aud they 30 decided to report TO the
unions
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16
A Horrible Mine Accident.

CLARKs1URq, W. Va, February l5.-
Euly this morning horrible accident oc-
CURED at the Harrison county mines, now
operated by T. P. Brennan and others.
There were quite number Of men enRsg'
ed in the mines when fall Of coal took
place resulting in serious injury to Michael
Conley, whose body is reported to be crush
ed from his bios to his fosts end may
necessi,ate the ampurstion OF 9th limbs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16
Two Men Killed.

CLEyRLASp, February Is -Adolph Ds-
dewsky, grocer at No. 20 WssGsh street,
and an unknown man, were in q covered
wagon this afternoon en- route TO the
Eightseuth vafi. While csossiDa the New
York, Pennsylvania and Ohio railroad at
Woodland Hills avenue, the eastern ex'
press struck the wagon, killing both men,
the horse and wrecking the wagon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16
4 Brutal Wrestler.

CHICAGO, February lj.-In catch-as-
catch can wrestling match tonight be.
tween Evan Lewis OF Madison. and
MstsatA Sorakacbi the Jap, was
decided in less than one minute Scarcely
had the wrestlers shaken tsn1s when the
Two were rolling each other about on the
door and Lewis seiz,ug Sorschis !ett leg
bent it ever his v.n BY main strength unit!
the Japs limb was dislocsttd. Lewis vac
awarded the match ard va1 hissed and
cursed without stint Over three 'hous.
and pecr!e FsTa present.
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n.nnIr el....d.

ClSC!yv.Tr February l5.--J. u. Mar
Dix, late assignee Of the late bishop Per-
cell, who was arres,edt las week for smbst.
Element and psrju.y. and committed in
default Of $4,000 bail, was to-day re-
leased by Judge Johnston, of the Common
Pleas Court, on wri, Of hsbess corpus.
hail being reduced 10 eco, 900 and bonds
men obtained.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16
nr ~. =. Johnston Dead.

WAsnlxGTox, D. C., February IA
cablegram from Paris was received here
Yesterday announcing the death in that
city OF D. W. + Johnston, well known as
the American physician snd the Paris cor,
respondent Of the New York Times. DR..
Johnston hsd many friends in this city, to
one of whom the csblegrsm came. He
was native Of Ohio and would have been
sxty.three years old on Tuesday next.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16
Aidto Fire uff.rsTs.

DES,rR, Col, February lj.-ht one
O clduk this afternoon while the BOsrd OF
TraG, was in session, the following tsls
gram was recsged
CITIZENS OF flagstaff appeal TO you tor
aid, as they ore made destitute BY q ravsg
ing ere destroying al the business portion
OF The town, leaving the people without
TOO :, clothing, bedding or shelter. II any
contributions, send the same 10 us at once
ISignei A. &. AYER.
! Treasurey Relief Commit'~@.
inside half az hour members OF the
board 5ons'ei provisiobs, cIoihibg sufi,
cien, 10 Ell car which will be forwarded
10 them by express train tonight
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-16
AGROUND
shot His RrotharD Dead.

CHNTTANooGA TENN., February l5-
Two brothers, named respectively Jefferson
aud Samuel Ellis, became engaged IN o
quarrel, yesterday, ever trivial mater,
and Jefferson in the heat Of passion drew
q pistol and shot his brother through the
hear, killing him instantly.