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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-06
Condensed TELEGRAMs.

The Mayor Of Washington c. H., o.,
SUNDAY enforced the Sunday saloon ordl-
nance.
The Burke Nolan glove contest at Gin
cinnati, last night, was decided in Nolan S
favor.
Natural gas has been struck in a well
four hundred and fifty feet in depth, ut
Fremont, q.
Dock Bishop was hanged at Pittsboro,
Miss. the first white man executed under
sanction OF law since the war.
Henry Behm and James McManigle were
seriously injured by the premature dis
charge of a cannon at Tiliin, o.
There was q throng ofvisitOrs at General
Grants tomb Sunday A policeman in
gray uniform was on guard.
The hop growers of Central New York
are alarmed over the blight of the crop, and
the price of old hops is doubled.
The subsidy Of the Mexican National
Railroad Company begins with over one
half per cent. of the customs revenue.
O'Donovan Rosa and another Socialist
of dynamite propenSitics addressed Fe-
nian meeting in st. Louis. Small meeting
James Hinkle, residing in Delaware
county. was seriously injured by the eX-
ploson of threShing machine boiler,
which ne was testing.
Pittsburgh capital is behind an enter
prise to build railroad from the PennSyl-
vania State line tO MOrglntown and
through the Preston coal basin.
The Senate has agreed to appropriate
half q million dollars for the improvement
of the Potomac fats The amendmants
to the River and Harbor bill reach S, 600,
600.
The ''Bund feur Freiheit und Recht, =
adopted State Constitution at the Con
vention in SanduSSy, o., den0uncing Ssh
hath laws and the one-sided activity of the
Law and Order League.
Lou Minnie, while preparing for q dis
play of fireworks, at Portland, Mich, met
with horrible death. The stock Of fire.
works exploded. and Minnie fell backward
into the flames Several people were more
or less injured.
The Supreme Court of Ohio rendered q
decision of Importance to the canal grab
hers" last week. The Court held that the
ownership of canal beds, when canals have
been abandoned by the State, reverts Il
the owners of abutting real estate.
David WoOdmanScc did at his home il
Carthage, Mo-. yesterday, after Il brief i'll
ness. lie was sixty-siX years Of age, anC
well known throughout Highland and Gin
ton counties, where he has many rclatiN es
Previous to going west few Yeas sine
he was one of the prominent farmers an(
stock-raiscrs of that section of Ohio.
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NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSoCI-
ALTON.
Excursion to fopskR, Kan.' via Fan
Handle Hanke.

Excursion to fSpska, kan.' via ran
Handle Route,
For the meeting of the National Educa-
tional Association, to be held IN Topeka,
Kan. July 9Th 80 10th, lSs6, excursion
tiskett will be sold to Topeka and return
by the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and st;
Louis Railway and Chicago, st. Louis ana
pittsburgh Railread Panhandle Route }
nj one fare for the Foqnd trip. "hlle
tickets will be sold for passage on any reg
ular train, the majority OF the teachers o.,
ohio. Indiana, and Illinois 90 on special
train leaving Columbus, Ohio, at $3.50 p.
m. Monday, July 18th, and running
through without change of cars arrives IN
Topeka i'm time for the first regular meet
inc Of the Association the following even
mo The train will run over the Pan
Handle and Yandalia line and Missouri
Pacific Railway. 1t will be composed oil
fine day coaches and elegant reclining
chair cars, for passage in which there VIII
he no extra charge. Reduced rate eSeur-
s;ons have been arranged to leave Topeka
affer the meeting for Denver, Pueblo. Colo
ado Springs, Los Angeles, San Francisco,
and other western points OF interest.
You can ohtsin full information and pro
cure your tickets Of any Pan-Handle agent
,rifkoat a certificate, Sead yeSlr name to-
Ia Tomlinsoa, Passenger AgeHt Pan
Hcudls Rogte, Wheeling, that space ma,
\ he reserved for your accommodation 40 tn
/ SPECIAL fzean.
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NOTHING DOING.
The Washington County OH Field Feature
less, Yesterday.

The Washington County OH Field Feature
less, Yesterday.
The Little Washington oil field was with
out feature yesterday. The Conner we'll
was on the bills for being drilled in, but
il was the opinion of the few iieldmen who
were on duty that snch would not be
the case. They don't expect that that in
teresting process will take place in good
faith before exchange hours to-day. The
Cameron No. is drilling in fine sand, and
with no improvement. There is chance
that this well will do big work She might
even make bold, bad break in the alb
sence of the scouts. Pat Gallighan's gush-
er, Oh the Mathew Taylor lease, when Is
feet in the sand yesterday, got produc-
tive streak and made thirty or forty
barrel flow, Which was lost IN
the absence oil tankage connections. The
well is through the fertile portion of the
rock, and will not get anything more for
several days She boiled over and Spurted
occasionally yesterday. The blOod-cur-
ding accounts of this well published IN
the PittSburg morning papers were con-
ceived and written in the Fourth OF July
oration style and very little celebrity
should be attached to them. Pat Gaiia-
CHER went out TO the well yesterday morn
ing and is twisting the temper screw him,
self. This is guarantee that the well
will make no break All indications point
to a big well. The Mckinney No., on
the Montgomery farm, got to the Gordon
. sand in the afternoon, but rs yet has gwen
no hint of its hereafter career The Curry
lot well spent the GLORIOUS Fourth II
| fishing after the bailer.
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\ FATAL SPOT.
A Texan Killed Ne ar the Place Where His
Wife Was S!urdered.
y MENAGER

\ Texan Killed Ne ar the Place Where HIS
Wife was SIurdered.
GALVESTON, Ten, July "a Spec1"
from Palestine. Tex. says: 81 barbecue
at Elkhlrt station. II miles south oi TINS
place. saturday, dispute arose between
Randolph IIaSsell and John Ne"Some,
which resulted in the latter shooting ana
instantly killing the former. Newsoihe
surrendered himself, and Is in jail. \
year 400 Ili>selr yorm- wife WAS brulailS
murdered near the scene oI saturday
tragedy. tor which atrOciouS crime hNe
negro,>-luur men AMI one woiaan-Wert
hanged hy citizens. NcwSome WAS twenty
years oil and WAS the son ot promnenI
"itilru. Na>z,ll was the aSgreSSor, aho
was attempting to draw a revolver "hen
shot
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AT THE CAPITAL.
Old Residents Celebrate the day In an
Appropriate Manner.

Old Residents Celebrate the day In an
Appropriate Manner.
WASHINGTON, July 5.-All the Gov
ernment departments, the local courts, the
citv government offices and business houses
were closed to-day The railroads leading
from the city in all directions took out pa
senger trains heavily loaded, while many
went down the Potomac on excursion
boats. The Oldest Inhabitants Association
observed it's time-hOnored custom of assem-
bling at their rooms and listening to the
reading of the Declaration of Independence
and patriotic grafton. Secretary Whitney
entertained the employees of the Navy De
partment at his country residence north OF
the city giving fine collation., spread out
under the trees. 1t was heartily enjoyed
by more than three hundred people, mclud-
ING the families of nearly all the employees
of the department. The day was warm and
the sky slightly clOuded.
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REECHER IN THE TEMPLE.
A Vast Audience Gathers to Hear Him
Preach I'm London.

A Vast Audience Gathers to Hear Him
Preach I'm London.
LONDON, July 5.-Mr. Beecher's visit
has stirred up q tremendous furore IN
Protestant circles, and the appeals for
tickets to the city temple yesterday were
unexampled in number and opportunity.
1t is estimated that the number of appll-
cants who were denied admission Tor want
of room was sufficiently large to have
filled ten temples. Hundreds of per-
sons who considered themselves fortu-
nate i'm being able to gain admittance un-
derwent physical suffering by being crushed
i'm the aiSleS, from which they Will not re-
cover for several days. The day was I'M
usually hot, and the appearanceo ol the ven
erable preacher, hemmed in rs he was by
the solid mass of people packed around the
pulpit, gave evidence of great discomfort,
lint their WAS no trace of it in his sermon.
Those who found room in that part OF the
church i'm which were Mrs. Beecher and
Mrs. Parker, the wife OF the pastor
of the CITY Temple, were much
amused and indulged in considerable
comment upon the contrast between the
attire of the two ladies. Mrs. Parker was
conspicuously arrayed in an ultra fashion,
able costume of satin, the gOrgcOusness OF
which provoked one of her critics to whis-
par tO her neighbOr, what n bowling
swell she is, " while Mrs. Beecher was very
plainly attired in sober black. Miss Ellen
Terry sat immediately beneath the pulpit
in a garden chair, and followed ntently
the discourse, joining heartily in the oeca-
sionai outburSt of mirth which MIR. Beech
er's wit provoked. The text of the sermon
WAS ''The greatest of these in love. "
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BELLAIRE.

The farewell social given in the Elysian
Rink last night for Rev. J. X. Mckallip
was well attended, and al present had a
good time.
Miss Ella Tiernan, of Kirkwood, and
Miss Ella Obbermann, of Wheeling, are the
guests OF Mrs. Myles Carnes.
Prof Heinlein, the blind eNpcr: of
Bridgeport, manipulated the keys Oh the
piano at the Elysian Rink last night.
Several gentlemen Of this city are in
Pittsburg attending the races.
Yesterday WAS very quiet day. There
were no picnics or other amuScments given
by our people, but great many went to
Wheeling Island and other places 10 spend
the day.
Charles Kchyer smiles over the arrival Of
new boy baby al his home.
Rev. X. NJ. Brown has returned from n
trip 10 Cleveland.
4 number of persons went down Ia J.W.
Houston's green house last night Ia wit
ness the blooming 0f night-hlooming
cerenc.
The family of H. Il. Mile. will move
10 Burr's Mills this week.
The Democrats are of the opinion that
if Frank Sedgwick is nominated for sheriff
the opposition will have a splendid chance
of eIccting their man. Belmont county
sometimes refuses Ia hand down offices
from one member of family Ia the other.
A number of the members Of Black
Prince Lodge, X. of T., attended a pri-
vate picnic at Bridgeport yesterday
4 lady who was very drunk was arrest
ed on Sunday evening.
The steel works have closed down for the
summer shut down.
The owners of the properties that were
damaged by the late explosion will ask the
b. Il q. to pay for the damages they suS-
tanned.
ID. II. Rice is back from the west for a
few days.
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A Rcmonstrance.

IT, the Editor Of the Register:
SIR: The communication from ohio
County" in yesterdays paper, may he I'M
properly construed by some. While
MaiorLo Loring probably very averSe to hav-
ing his beautiful lawn torn up i'll laying gas
pipe and his property otherwise disturbed,
nevertheless his injuries would be COM
penSated for by the award of the Court in
condemnation proceedings, As citizen
of this county desire to respectfully re
monstrate against the Board uf eommis-
sioners delaying the advent of natural gas
in this city. This city paid in taxes for
the Poor House Farm, and it is simple JUS
tice for the members of the Board to keep
this in mind when granting n way through
it. II might be possible that lots could he
laid out where the pipe is to be laid, but
this is IN the dim future and the pipe lay
ing and its benefits to our manufacturing
| city is in the active living present. An
acre in MiddleScX," MeSsrs Commission
ers, ''is worth more than principallty in
Utopia" PROGRESS.
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Good Results In Every Case.

D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with severe cold that
settled on his lungs: had tried many RENE
dies without beRefit. Being induced to
try DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, did so and was entirely cured
by use of few bottles. Since which time
be has used it in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This IS the
experience Of thousands whose lives have
Seen saved by this Wonderful Discovery
Trial Bottles free at Logan 4 Co.'S Drut
atore,
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II Affords Us Pleasure.
WHEELING, July 4, 10


To L.< Efa0r u Al R>Jis,,F:
Will you please state through yonr val
liable paper the names Of the State Exec
utiye Republican Committee, and oblige .
Republican reader Of your paper?
STATE CENTRAL CUMAITTEE-W. J. w.
Cowden, chairman, Wheeling; A. J. Stone,
Fairmont; Ice Raymond, Clarksburg; w.
l.. Cole. Parkersburg; J. A. Gibbons, Pt
Pleasant; J. j. Peterson, Huntington; W..
W. Baker, Hamlin; J. L. Beury, Fire
Creek; A. r. Gibbons, Charleston; Arthur
sinsel, Grafton; ". L. shaffer, Austin; T.
K. Carskad0n, Keyser; J. X Smith, Berke-
ley Springs; o. g. Seofeld, secretary,
Wheeling
The above committee selects the follow
ing committee which they call the Stats
Executive Committee: W. J. W. Cowden
secretary; A. J. Stone; Arthur sinsel; Le'
Raymond; W. L. Cole; o. q. Seo6eld
Wheeling, secretary; 7. III. Logan, Wheel
1 ing. treasurer.
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The Fourth at Dallas.
rl,nrnm 10 ne RcqiNtr.

SDoriGi Tl6grGR 10 The RcgiStr.
DALLAS, W. Va. July 5.-The people OF
this village and surrounding country ce!e-
brated the Fourth of July by holding n
picnic on July 81, in Kimming's grove,
one-half mile southeast of town. The pro-
ceeds were to 90 towards painting the
PRESBYTERIAN Church at t'.iS place. About
Ss5 above all expenses were cleared. Sew
eral addresses were made, singing by the
choir and music by the Dallas cornet hand.
Amusements of various kinds were
induiged in by the Young people, an
the older ones, by conversation and hand
shaking of old associates, were not behind
in their enjoyment.
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Weston Items.

Spscial Hlsgrala % - Register.
WESTON, W. Va, July 5,-Pet VIII
hams died suddenly jnst below town on
the 81.
To-day Tom Watson. while painting the
great fruit condenser at the asylum engine
house, was terribly burned by an explosion
oi accumulated gas.
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u should be Generally KNOWN.

that the multitudes o. diseases of a serOfu-
lous nature generally proceed from atorpld
condition OF the liver. The blood becomes
Impure because the liver does not act prop
eriy and work on the poison frOm the sys-
lem, and the certain results are blotehes,
puppies, eruptiOns, swellings tumors,
AlesTs, and kindred affections, or settling
upon the lungs and poisoning their delicate
aissues, aatl liberation, breaking down
AID consumption is established Dr.
Pleree's Golden Medical Discovery kwill,
oy acting upon the liver and purifyieg fh<
cao0d, care an these diseases.
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skill Defeats speed.

PIrTsBURG, July 5.-The summer trot-
ting meeting in the Pittsburg Driving
Park Association was inaugurated at
HomewoOd this afternoon and will con-
tinue four days. Over 5000 persons were
present and rare sport was offered. The
races were hotly contested and resulted in
skill defeating speed. The track was in
good condition and the weather clear and
warm,
First race, 2f23 class, purse 81, 800, Char
lev Hilton first; time, 2=3ll.
Second race, 2:45 class, purse $1,000
wm. c. won; time, 2:30.
The third race, 81, 800, was postponed
till tomorrow on account Of darkness.
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wooppILE plscIpLISE.
Its Calming and Soothiax E6eets
the Human Temper.
Il. }. Bhrfcf'c IN Bosissa EiSc.

H. J. Bhr,i,1c IN Boaissa Eife.
Every human male man, who passca4ge
even a lingering taint Of temper shoakI
keep an axe aud woodpile somewh -
handy, that he may rush out aud work q 8
his wrath when il wakes fierce. Thcrn ~
nothing in this vain old world that WiIl
send man back TO his appointed wcgIs
with more wilted collar aud truer c<,Cne
prehension OF himself, than thirty minuto1k
wrestling with frll-tlayorcd axe. Hec4n,
use il W iicrcely ON the wood. All ~;
fury of his nature, all the hate he feels ~,
his enemy he can infuse into that axe k31<3
die, and how the chips will fly. Not vegyl
artisticaly probably, but they will fly. Al
presently il will begin TO dawn upon ~
man that he is feeling more CAIN. Evidto1
ly he is experiencing change Of heart. ~
does not hate his enemy ~ bitterly aJ1'
all. The axe weighs about eighty-oop,
pounds on the up stroke. lie dos not heDo'
his enemy at all He changes his stfo&0
and begins to chopon the system Of IAN
pcnmanship, the up strokes heavy and ~
down ones light He rather loves his CO.
my now. At last he puts all his 1ilin|
strength into one terrific blow. lie ME
his tip with the axe and smites The clp1
ping block with the handle. tinpe ~
though he had swallowed an alarm ctoCIt
goes from elbow 10 hip aud hack Aoan
the axe drops from hes powcrlcs hanf
and weak. limp, neryclcss, penpir1n
trembling, grasping thing he stagyc<s
the house, lies down ON the ilrst thing ~
looks like lounge, and Is ready - q q
There isn't q fear or fault In his ~
Death has no tcrrors and life no tsnG1 =
tons for him. lie has chopped ont aII
baser nature and IL Just as ethereal z
spiritual as he can be on this side of
Jordan. II isa great medicine.
People with whom have been quar-
ing all spring would be amazed 10 80 &
now. | foolishly contracted, two wod
ago TO keeps camp fire going Ididn'tkul
then tha, II took oil the forests In the
irondacks spurs TO keep mp one liitls e.
fire. am not large broad, TALL, snS(
man, and the axe they gave me might ~ -
beaten down the brazcn Gates Of what g.
may call ia that what's his besiegul, 81
ever did bcsiege IL. have fallen tfces III
that axe that would have made Mr.. CT
stone shudder They tell me musf
felled, not fallen, but know betfG
cause only cut down fallenstfeSk I,
wrists are larger than ~ knees, II
goes To show that don',pm a. hsrS
] chop, but haven't sircngth ep0u12
hale any body; am 100 linn Ia -
~ a1ohtcst sin, 10 I haven't much 49,
49, u 4eap't write last week, -
u ~ t.
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r,,o ,I;t.be,I-SulIIyan Fight.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 5.-Communi-
cation has been going on during the past
twenty-four hours between we'll known
snorting man of this city and Pat Sheedy,
manager of the worlds champion, offering
the latter the use of desirable place ad-
i,cent to this city for holding the Sullivan
Mitchell contest, if the principals IN that
n,ncb advertised affair are really anxious
To meet. The Milwaukeean guarantees
that no interference will be had from the
authorities. and in this he is undoubtedly
s,Ce The match can be held here If the
principals so desire.
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.nEnd tn Bone scraping.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, Ill,
SAYS: Having received so much benefit
from Electric Bitters, l feel it my duty to
let suffering humanity know it Have
had running sore on my leg for eight
years; my doctors told me would have to
have the bone scraped or leg amputated.
used. instead, three bottles of Electric Bit
tiers and Sven boxes Bueklen,s Arnica
Salye, snd my leg Is now sound and well. =
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents
bottle, and Bucklen's Arniea Salye at 25c.
per box, by Logan 4 Co.
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sCoTT's EMULSION OFPURE

Cod Liver Oil. with HypOphOspbites.
is a most valuable remedy for consumption,
scrofula, Wasting Diseases, of children,
colds and chronic coughs, and in all eondi-
tons where there is loss of flesh, lack
of nerve power, and a general debility oi
the system.
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TrheId CoIonI,I Interests.

TOG1Nro. JULY IL c1blcgram nom
London to the GioJg says that the Imperial
federation hanqurt Lord RogSherry oeea-
pied the chair Referring 70 the support
OI colonial interests hc said that when the
blue boukS were read respecting the fishery
question IL would he found that the Gov
ernmcut had upheld colonial interests win
strength and dignity.
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Wore Chnrr.s of Bribery.

ST. Louis. July 5.-Charges Of eorrup-
ton and hriS.r1. fraud and unlawful leglS-
lation aae,iu>t the Municipal House of Del
gates ~. bcrI:aing HamsrOus. The RsPab-
hrda oGSy states that person who
spea[s whereof a. knows. will testify be-
fore the grand iary that thc passage OF the
Forest Park ard Carondolet Street Raul
way bill was effected by the most open use
OfmDntV.
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Liberal Morley Throws Up the Sponge.

LONDON, July 5.-The results of Satur-
DAVIS voting have still further discouraged
the Liberals, and very few Of them retain
hopes of victory. Mr.. Arthur Morley, the
Liberal whip, said at the Reform Club
Saturday night that he had thrown up the
sponge, and his remark had very dis
heartening effect upon those present.
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A HORSE HURT.
The Adventures OF Two Over-the-River
Youths.

Youths.
On Saturday night George Snyder and
Sam Mcpherson, of West Wheeling, hired
a horse from Col. John Hill. Of Bridgeport,
to drive out the National pike. After
running up and down the pike for an hour
or two, they by some means got the buggy
astride of pile of unbroken pike
stone about three feet high and
the horse on top. They drove
in this shape about fifty feet when the
horse fell, MASKING its hip badly and cut
ting hole three inches deep i'll its neck.
and otherwise bruising and cutting it seri-
ously. The horse was unable To help IT.
self and Mr.. Lewis Woodmanse and several
other neighbOrs had to assist in releasing
il from the harness and lift it to its feet.
The Humane Society have taken hold Of
the matter and Mcpherson has been ar
rested He gave bond for his appearance
and will be tried to-day. In the meantime
the officials are on the lookout for Snyder
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price p cents pcr box.
For sale by Logan d Co.
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BASE BALL.
The Pittsburghs Do Up the Baltimores in
Great Shape.

Great Shape.
PITTsBURG, July 5.-Fifteen thousand
people witnessed the games to-day be-
tween the Pittsburghs and Baltimores. In
the morning the home team batted Hen
derson's delivery very hard, and in the
afternoon they repeated the dose to Kilroy.
Calvin and Morris were both effective and
the support rendered them was unusually
fine. The Baltimores played spiritlessly,
and at no stage of the game stood any show
of winning. Score: