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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07
MEXICAN NATIONAL RAILWAY
IONDHOLOERS.

An conformity with the general basis proposed
by tins c. m ttee executed between MeSsrs Maths
son Co. of London aud General Palmer dated October TO-
1896 for The reor National Railway
ana a. rece o. the Representatives. All
the various interests has approved by this committee
and bondho notfe that in orIer to participate
I'm said reorganization they should depos their bonds suoJect
10 tie said agreement. T.. the Union Trust Company.
Holders OF certificates heretofore issued by the Central
Trust COMPANY deposited the order Of this COM
mt lee will return TINS committee which VIII e1'
ehanse them receipts of the Union Trust Company
without charge
Copies OF agreement may DO obtained at the office OF tho
seer, tary, 81 Nassaust. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
Routine Work OF the Second Days Session
nj EhI.ana

Routine Work OF the Second Days Session
at Chicago.
CHICAGO, October bishop Scarbor-
ough, of New jersey, who was chosen by
lot, presided at Mathis this morning, and
the Rev. Robert Chetwood, OF Oakland,
California, read the service prior to the
opening Of the convention Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church to-day. Al
10 o'clock, Dr. Dix. clad in an
academical gown called the convention TO
order. The appointment Of the standing
committees for the convention was an
nOunced and the selection Of the Rey's.
Henry Austice, A. c. Stilson, Z. c. Worth
ingtOn, and A. u. White, asassistant, Sec
retaries were well approved Of DIR. Benz.
Franklin, Of New York presented memOr-
ials referring to the prop
er committee the restoring
Of the Office Of the Holy Communion 10 it's
natural order as in the first book OF King
Edward VI. This committee is the com
mittee on the Prayer Book but the me-
mortal was tabled.
DIR. Dalzell, Of Louisiana, presented 4
memorial urging the convention TO aban-
don the passive attitude hitherto assumed
by the church toward the protestant bod
les. 1t was referred 10 the committee on
the State of the church.
Mr.. Burgwyn, Of Ptitsburg, presented q
memorial looking toward a uniform judi
cial system throughout all the dioceses.
On his own motion the memorial was Ia
bled. DIR. Hopkins, Of Central Pennsyl-
vania, presented memorial for the estab-
lishment Of an appellate court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08
J. II. GETTINGER
Nominated by the Democrats of the Thir-
teenIh District for Senator.

Nominated by the Democrats of the Thir-
teenIh District for Senator.
SpcciG Telegram 10 the Register.
MARTINSBURG, VIVA, OctOber7.-The
Democratic Convention for the Thirteenth
Senatorial district, composed of the cOun-
ties of Jefferson, Morgan and Berkley, met
IN this city this morning at 10 o'clock. J.
w. Dodd was called to the chair, and one
member from each county acted as Sccre-
tarieS there was some disturbance over the
matter of Jeiltrsons representation which
led to Il bolt by Morgan and Berk!cy. lIar-
mony soon prevailed, however, upon the
withdrawal OF the names of II. 4. Parks
and Isaac Stridcr. The committee then
unanimously nominated Hon. J. II. Get
finger. Mr.. Gcttinger is one of the lead
ing citizens of Martinsburg, and repres-
ented the county of Berkeley for several
terms in the West Virginia Legislature.
He is 4 native of Frederick, Md. The
nomination was m entire surprise 10 Mr..
Gcttinger, and is one of strongest that
could have been made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08
DAVIS AND HURRY

Nominated at CIarksburg by the Demo-
crats for the House of Delegates.
Special Tt!sgrum 10 tie Register.
CLARKsBURG, W. VA, October 7.-One
of the most harmonious conventions was
held here to-day 1t was presided over by
Hon. T. C. Johnson, of Rockford, and
Marcellus NJ. Thompson was selected per-
manent secretary. Hon. John J. Davis,
of this city and James H. Hurry, Esq, Of
Bridgeport, were nominated for the House
of Delegates, and Daniel Basel, of Lost
Creek, for Commissioner of the County
Court. Mr.. Davis, Notwithstanding his
protest, was unanimously nominated,
and as standard bearer, victory
is certain. He is statesman and a gen.
tleman of whom Harrison county is justly
proud. Mr.. Harry is farmer identified
with many of the interests of our county.
An excellent address was made by Hon.
Ira c. Post but never in the history of
the county was man met by such astOrm
of applause rs Hon. John j. Davis, who,
for more than an hour, entertained the
Democracy amid the cheers of o united and
enthusiastic convention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08
WHAT THEY DID AT KEYsER.
The Republicans Nominate for Delegate
Mr.. Middleton, for Senator George

The Republicans Nominate for Delegate
MIR. Middleton, for Senator George
Harman.
Special Telegram to0e Register.
KEYsER, VIVA, October THE Re
publican County Convention of Mineral
county met here yesterday. John Miller,
of Keyser, was chosen as temporary Chair
man, and committees were appointed on
credentials, permanent organization, basis
of representation, and resolutions. The
convention then adjourned until 2:30 p. m.
At the afternoon session the committees
reported w. III. Gilbert rs Chairman,
w. f. HilleaTy as Secretary, and l. c.
Purgitt as Assistant Secretary. The con-
vention then iadulged in copious resolu-
tions, endorsing Flick's nomination, the
action and platform of the last Congress
sional Convention held at Keyser, and the
Parkersburg convention, and ''taffy-
ing" the miners and farmers
by "favoring just and honest
weights for coa,' and 'condemning the
Democratic administration, and taxes on
cereal products and young stock"
The convention then went to work and
nominated Wni Middleton, of Elk Garden,
for the House of Delegates, and Chas.
Ridley, of Frankfort, for County Commits
siOner after which Mr.. Middleton ad-
dressed the assembly in the orthodox can
didate style, assuring the delegates of his
rooted and unbOunded love for all good
Republicans and themselves in particular,
and altogether conducting himself in a
highly amiable and attractive manner, after
which Chairman Gilbert made few brief
but extremely complimentary personal re-
marks about Mr.. Middleton. The County
Convention then adjourned and the Twelfth
Senatorial District Convention was called
to order by Editor j. 0. Thompson, of the
Echo, the same delegates participating i'll
the ceremonies Hon. F. NJ. Reynolds, Of
KeySer, was elected temporary chairman
and delivered q very sensible address, in
which he stated that the effort to elect q
Republican Senator was almost hopeless,
but advised the members of the party to
keep on voting Republican for principle. He
also remarked that the Democratic party
was sadly wanting in everything but num-
bers and regretted that theRepublican party
was out of power both in the
state and nation and. what was more
sad, that they were likely to re-
main out unless very good man was
nominated. After this cheerful address
the convention nominated Hon. Geo. Har-
man of Grant county, made faint effort
at applause and adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08
LEAPING FOR LIFE.
THE TERRIBLE PRRDICANENTOF EMPLOYEES
on THE ROOF
OF Burning New York Building-A Woman
Plunges to the GrOund-Hsr Skull Crushed
Terrified Girls-Darng Work by The PO-
lice and Fire Department

NEW YORK, October "A fire broke
out this morning early, in the four story
factory building, Nos. 65 and 67 Bayard
street. 1t is David Blacksold's tin ware
factory, and has been on fire number of
times before. Since the tinware factory
has been removed, tailors, cloak manufac-
turers andquilt workers have possessson
oft. Eight different firms have shops in
it. In three cloak manufactures of same,
Panl, Joseph Winer and Ma
than Fried on fourth floor, between
50and 81 men, women and children We're
at work when the fire occurred.
Samuel Pauls employees escaped by the
east stairway, which was unobstructed to
the street. The employees of the other es-
Adjustments eould not escape by the stair
way, their path being blocked by the
flames and dense smoke to face which
meant death.
The fire was below them in Hollenders
quilt factory.
The frightened employees then made for
the roof of the building. The
last reached the flat roof with
clothes afre and half smothered. Already
the Just deserted rooms were Ou fire and
to be on the roof was to perish because
the flames were breaking through the
scuttle
Adjoining the factory was a two story
house with peak root. To leap to it
was perilous but to remain was certain
death; The employees shrank in despair
and n large crowd gathered in the street
below. With shrieks of terror that were
echoed in loud wall from the
street, men and women flung
themselves off. Minnie Rogansky
young lady living at 81 Bayard street fell
in the street on her head and was mortally
hurt, her skull being crushed in. She was
removed to the hospital. 4 little boy who
was clinging to the coping of the peak
rooted house was rescued by Paul j. Shap-
pell, an old volunteer fireman, with the
aid of some of the citizens and the police.
The police went upon the roof Of the tall
tenement, No. II, and threw rope down
to the factory employees still
left on the roof of the burning
building, and they were rescued
ONE AFTER THE OTHER.
Othe,s were taken into the window from
the peak ROOTED house. Hyman Roberts
hurt his arm badly. All this took but n
few minutes and then the police and fire
men put up ladders, at this time the roof
of the factory was OIL fire but the firemen
were soon maStcrs of the situation. A
close serch of the burned room soon spow
ed that nobody had been burned TO death.
Loss on the building and contents will
loot up $200,0 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08
TEN YEARS ORINCEST.

Alf Catlett Sentenced To Ten Years In
prisonment for Rape on His Daughter.
Spccidi TicgrGm TO The Register.
New MARTINsvILLE, w. VA, October
deputy Sheriff Henry Koontz and
Justice Eakin left for Moundsville this
morning with All Catlett, who will serve
4 ten years term for rape committed upon
his own daughter. Catlctt received his
sentence yesterday from Judge Stealey,
which came near being one day too late,
rs Catlctt almost made his escape the
night previous by saving off two large
iron bars of the window. 1t was such m
gravated case of incest that the accused
had no sympathzers. The prisoner is
sixty. nine years old.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08
KAULBAR'S WILD ACTS
HE ATTEMPTS BRIBERY UPON A BULGAR-
IAN GENERAL
But Without Sucoss-Cnieism Upon the Russian
AmbassadOr-Iord Randolph Churchill and
His fnpD Bsrlin-HS Spseh-Dld He
Go 10 Berlin?-Whsre is He?

SOFIA October THE Government has
notified the Foreign Consuls at Sofia that
General Kulbars through the Russia Con-
sui at Rustchuk ordered the military
Commander there to release political con-
spiraters in his custody, threatening to
hold him responsible if he disobeys, prom
ising rs reward for compliance promotion
10
THE RANK OF COMMANDER GENERAL
when the Russians arrive" and informing
him that the penalty Of refusal would be
reduction to the ranks. The commander
informed the troops under his command
that he had received and declined the com.
mand and the soldiers applauded his con-
duct.
General Kaulbars, en- route to Pleyna,
summoned the Mayor of the city 10 meet
him; and urged thrt official in psiiiian the
Car TO occupy Bulgaria.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08
THE DOODLE ALDERMEN.
Arraigned in the New York COurt-Date
of the Trials Fixed,

ArraIgned in the New York Court-Dates
orthe Trials Fixed.
New YORK, October Pour of the in
dicted alleged 'boOdle" aldermen were ar
raigned in Part One of the Court of General
Sessions before Justice Cowing to-day.
Their names are VIM. p. Kirk, eX-Presi-
dent of the Board of ISL, Tammany Demo-
crat; Henry L. Styles, Republican; Patrick
Farley, County Democrat, and VIM. II.
Miller, Republican.
THE court room was crowded with peo-
pie anxious to ger 4 glimpse Ofthe indict-
cd officials. Among the counsel for the
indicted men were ex-senator Thomas F.
Grady and General Benjamin F. Tracy,
who will conduct Mr.. Kinks defense, and
cx-Judge Fullerton, council for James A.
Richmond, President of the Broadway
Surface Railroad, who is under indictment
for Offering q bribe TO eX-Alderman Waite.
The indicted men sat near their counsel,
while inside the rail were District AttOr-
ney MARITIME and his assistant Mr.. NicOll.
After some minor cases had been disposed
of the District Attorney arouse and moved
the trial of sthe cases of the people aginst
Messrs. SayleS, Farley, Miller, and
Kirk, members of the Al
dermanic Board of 1881 indicted for
bribery in connection with the granting of
the charter to the Broadway surface road.
He asked that the trials of the defendants
be set down rs follows: Sayles on Monday,
October 1lth; Farley and Miller on Mon
day, October 18th, and Kirk on October
18th. Counsel for three of the defendants
protested that they could not possibly be
ready on the dates fixed, and after some
wrangling between the defendants coun-
sci and the District Attorney the dates Of
the trials were finally fixed as follows,
without further objection from defendants
counsel: SayleS, October 18th; Farley and
Miller, October 25th; Kirk, November lst.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08
MARTrS.s FERRY.

Yesterday at 9 p. ", Mis- Jennie
Armstrong and Dr. w. G. Harvey were
married by Rev. Z. r. Walker at the res
idence Of the brides parents.
Work at the water works Throughout IN
going along as nicely n could be wished.
Daniel Dobbins the boy whose Lex was
cut Of by the cars few days ago, was
much better yesterday.
William Lynn, still continues to inn
prove slowly.
Mr.. John Lewis and wife, Of Harrisville
are the guests Of J. 8. Harrison.
LosT-A small fat yale key, No. 11263.
The finder viii please hand il to the Rbo-
IsrER reporteror leave it at the poet-of-
fee.
A number Of our people attended The
Smith-Ong wedding at Pine Valley yestsr-
day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08
Tho S,Y,P. a. q. Strike.

CLEVELAND, Ohio September The
situation on the Youngstown Division of
the New York Pennsylvania and Ohio K.
r., remains substantially the same as yes
terday. The men are determined to re-
main out till the advance in wages Is al
lowed The local freight which is due to
leave ut : o'clock was abandoned. There
are now only two crews out on the divis-
ion and it is expected that when their
trains reach the city the brakemen will
Join the ranks of the strikers. No trouble
is anticipated rs the managements dis
claim desire to force an issue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08
ChurchilI's berlin Visit,

The Standard this morning says: "As-
suredly business. not pleasure is taking
Lord Randolph Churchill 10 Berlin. For
an Englishman 10 20 10 Berlin and not see
Bismarck is like a visit.to Rome without
seeing ST. Peters. We appreciate the
talents and recognize the growing diStinc-
ton of Lord Randolph. We may almost
claim him rs pupil because since he
gained his present position he has aban-
doned the foolish schoolboy tricks which
distigured his earlier career. His trip To
Berlin is evidence of a new departure In
diplomacy. The introduction ri direct
instead of abaisadorinl communications :"
The Standard endcavors 10 rcinte the
statement that Churchill has adopted Rad
ical measures. IL says, alluding to the
hartford speech: Assuming, which il at
present only an assumption, II is the an-
thorizcd Government programme, what ls
there Ia alarm the most cautious Ccnscry-
atives? The truth is all the proposed meas
ures may bc unconseryatiye but the Dart
ford speech affords no ground whatever Tor
the belief that the Government contcm-
plates astonishing the world with daring
policy likely Ia undermine the stability or
Conservative interests. There IL nothing
at variance with Conservative traditions in
the new prOgrammc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08
Vher, Has Randy Gomez

BERLIN, October The British EN-
bassy here state that they know nothing
concerning the alleged arrival here Of
Lord Randolph Churchill.
IL is also declared that the statement
that his lordship is travelling incognito is
untrue. The gentleman who registered rs
Spencer" ut the Kaiserhotf hotel ycster-
day, and who was Unidentified by the
correspondent of the London Nr,rs as Lord
Randolph Churchill has been traced to
Dresden and proven to be the person he
represented himself to be in Berlin. In
fact he bears no resemblance la the
British Chancellor OF ENcheuuern
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08
Tmn Ohin Indictments.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, October THE
Franklin County Grand Jury, which has
been investigating the alleged stealing by
officials under the former administration
at the Ohio penitentiary, made report
this morning, but found only two indict-
ments in connection with the prison man
agemet, one being against B. H. Marriatt,
ex-Deputy Warden, charged with bribery,
and against ex-Superintendent of State
Shop Stoke Perry, for embezzlement. No
indictments were found in the election
forgery case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08
A Railroad Suit.
Special Ttleqram to The Reqiaer.

Sptcidl It3tgrdm 70 Ult RtgLStT.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE October In the
suit of the c. L. & W. r. r. Company
against the Pennsylvania Company opera
ting the C. &. P. Railway, to condemn a
strip of ground belonging to the latter
company at Bridgeport, the jury this eve
ming returned verdict assessing the value
of the land at thirty five hundred dollars,
the damage to the residence ut twenty one
hundred dollars and the value of the struc-
ture on the ground taken at five thousand
dollars. The trial has lasted over a week
and has excited great interest. The case
will be taken to higher courts
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08
A Fatal Wreck.

BUFFALO, y. Y. October IA special
to the Commercial from Olean says: At
Belfast this morning in dense fog two
freight trains on the Buffalo, New York x
Philadelphia X. K. collided badly wreck
ing the engines and many freight cars.
The cabooSe and several cars Of one train
was burned. Conductor Frank Ingram Of
Olean was in the caboOSe and was burned
tn death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08
Gotham,s Latcst Sensation.

NEW YORK, October 7.-Dr. Charles
Bonequet was arraigned to-day in Jefferson
Market Police Court charged with Grim
inal abortion. He was arrested last night
by order of the Coroner and was held i'll
$40, 600 bail to answer the charge. The
woman in the case is Mrs. Carlotta De
OWES. She says that she is twenty-four
years old and is the daughter Of Martin
DE CarpOs, who was Minister of the ln-
terror ofSpain ten years ago. Eight years
ago the lady married wholesale cigar
manufacturer of Aspinwall, Isthmus Of
Panama. named IenardO De OWES
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08
Playing Crook Against Miles.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., October THE
Post this forenoon publishes the following:
1T can't be discovered that anything has
been said otiicilly at the War Department
to Justify the report that General Miles
disObeyed orders and made terms with
Geronimo, but it is said that certain Off
cias in the Department while notpositive-
" giving out reports have encouraged the
publication of the structures on Gen. Miles
in order to favor Gen. Crook, who seems
to meet with special consideration from
some quarters because he was West
Point graduate, while Miles is volunteer
soldier.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08
A Strike at Peerless CoIIiery.

SHAMoKEN, PA, October THE min
ers of the P. & r. Z. r. Peerless COlliery
struck to-day on account of the scarcity OF
cars. The breaker cannot prepare coal
steadily. Several miners demanded that
time be allowed them which was thus. lost.
The request was refused, and the committee
was ordered from the mines. The rest Ol
them struck for their reinstatement.
Three hunnred persons are thus made idle,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08
Whiskey Burned.

Special 7ticgrdm 10 The Register.
KINGwOOD, W. VA, September The
distillery and bonded warehouse, near
Brandonville, that county, burned down
Saturday night, Oct, lst. Twenty-four
barrels of whiSkey in bond was burned.
Insurance in three companies of Wheeling.
The fire is thought to be the work OF an
incendiary, indeed suspicion rests upon a
woman of the neighborhOOd as the Perpe-
TRAITOR
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08
Tho Ancoria Probably Safe.

LONDON, October THE Anchor Line
steamer, EthopSen, that arrived at Glas-
cow to-day from New York, reports that
on the 29th of September she passed an-
other steamer Of the same line. The latter
was probably the steamer Ancoria, which
left Glasgow September 10th for New
York and has not yet reached her dcsiina-
ton. The owners Of the Anchor Line he
lieve the Ancoria is safe, but is delayed by
some accident 20 the machinery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08
Change Of Headquarters.

WASHINGTON, D. c., October IA
general order has been prepared at the war
department, changing the headquarters Of
the department of dakota from Ft. Smell
ling to St Paul, Mimi, on the 1st of No
vember, and the headquarters division of
the Pacific from PreSidso, California, to
San Francisco, on the same date.