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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-27
A SLIGHT SHOWING OF GREASE.
The Wheeling Company's Well Makes n
small nEloM-Moundsxille.

Small Flow-Moundsville.
No drilling of consequence was done at
the Wheeling Oil Company's No. well
yesterday, there having been some delay
in moving the boiler 1t is thought, how
ever. that the well will be deepened to-
day. The drill is now thought to be about
40 feet from the sand, in extremely hard
rock A slight flow was made from the
well yesterday morning, from the stray
above the Gordon sand. Shirls No. , got
oil Saturday night after penetrating the
stray sand for about thirty feet, and is
now doing fifty barrels per day. The well
was shut down to allow of tankage connec-
tions being made and the boiler moved
back. Union No. 4, on the Taylor farm,
is booked TO come in this morniI e
About half-paSt II o'clock yesterday
lightning struck the tank of Hess No. =,
and the tank. with considerable amount
of oil, the derrick. &c, We're destroyed,
involvinga a loss of about $1,000. The rig
WAS the property of the Peoples Light and
Heat Co, and was insured for $500. The
fire made beautiful sight Five stacks
of hay in the field of John LenoN, Just
hack of Hess No >. were also struck and
burned. One of the tanks at the Gantz
well WIS struck hut the fire WAS extin-
guiShed before much damage had been
done.
AT MoUNDSvlLLE.
The following shows that the situation
at MOundSyille is rapidly becoming inter
eSting:
MOUNpSVULE, W. Va, July II.
The oil excitement is running very high
here to-day. \ great many oil men are on
the field. The most prominent among
them are :. VI. Ross, cf the West Virginia
Natural Gas and Oil Company, of Wheel
ing NJ. Miken, Oil City, Pa, II. W.
Brown, Washington, Pa, VIM. VI. Lar
din. Bradford. Pa, J. W. Shay, Butler,
Pa, c. II. Cameron, Washington, Pa, areat
the Hrnrcttc House. We were unable la
ascertain any particulars as to the amount
Of oil the we'll will produce, hut during a
conversation between one of the oil
men and your correspondent We
were informed that the oil WAS of IN en-
ccllcnt quality, but rs To the quantity he
wis ullill' ~ SlstNt. NbllNihtli''lt liIiNl
was leased to-day. among which WAS the
land OF Major VIM. Burley, the farm ad-
Joining the j. T. Hicks farm. II WAS also
rumorcd that :. VI. Ross and J. 7. Gala
her had leased the farm of Mr.. Nolty, east
of town. c. :. McFaddcn leased the farm
of Col V. l.. Cockaync. Almost every
body you meet has Il bottle of oil To cN
hibit, and what beats your re-
porter. none of them are of the same
color. The reason given is that the longer
it is exposed To the sun the brighter the
color il receives. The most notable
boom in land since the strike was the sale
General Il. W. Price, made Ia Joseph
Roberts The price paid was $l-0 per
acre Those who profess la know say that
$50 per acre would have been handsome
price for it. The only hope of M"undsvil-
lians is that this will turn out to bc Il see
ond Washington oil field. J. w.t., JR.
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CONDENSED TELEGRNMS.

Col Fred Grant denies all knowledge OF
any disagrccmcnts between Mr.. and Mrs.
SartorS.
Brigadicr General BENJAMIN Barney, n
Mexican veteran, died suddenly at san
Francisco.
The troubles between the Troy Steel and
Iron Works and employees have been set
tied by arbitration.
Rev Thomas Blake, for thirty years pas
tor of St Bridget : Catholic Church, Ncnia,
O., died Saturday morning.
Charles Gaskcll was arrested at Toledo,
O.. charged with assault with intent Ia
kill Sarah J. BENTLEY, freed City, Mich,
Jacob Bvc's quarrclcd with John j.
Henry, ut Chicago. and struck him in the
chest Henry died on his way 10 the hos
pital.
4 snake measuring thirteen feet seven
and half inches in length, and thirty-0ne
inches in circumference, was killed near
Arcanum, q.
The prohibtioniSts of Fayrttc Wayne
and Clinton counties, O., met III convcn-
tiOn Saturday, and nominated candidates
for county offices
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EDITOR CUTTING.
''''""" Introduced Asking InfOrnla-
ton on the Mexican AFFAIR.

''"''"n~ Introduced Asking InfOrna-
ton nu the Mexican Affair.
, 'N>Hi\"rnN. July 26.-In the House
''f '!r. King, of Louisiana, offered a
O''''"n. which WIS referred to the Com
'',y "a Foreign Affairs, requesting the
,'''A' lo communicate to the House in
l'''"n concerning the alleged illegal
'''on OF \ X. Cutting, an American
zen by the Mexican authorities at PaSo
NoIlr, and alSo whether an additional
N, NJ /. ;. troops has been ordered to
: stated at the War Department that
80 nave been ordered to Ft. Bliss in
P,!ion OF trouble at Paso Del Norte,
! uom the reported refusal of the
'"a authorities to release Editor Cut
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ting. II is stated that the concentration
of Mexican troops at that place does not
in itself signify probable rupture of the
present peaceful relations with this coun-
try, but it is likely strategic military
movement against the reyolutiOnists in
Mexico.
WASHINGTON, July 26.-Mr. Ingalls,
offered a resolution, which was adopted,
requesting the President to communicate
information concerning the alleged deten-
ton of A. X. Cutting, an American citi-
zen, by the Mexican authorities ut FL PasO
del Norte; also, whether any additional
troops have been recently ordered to Fort
RlisS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-27
NATURES HIGHWAY.
The Latest Happenings Of Interest 10 Boat

The marks on the landing last evening
showed feet inch and rising.
The Andes arrived yesterday evening.
and will leave to-day, as advertised.
The steamer Clifton, of New Cumber
Ian |. has gone on the docks at Pittsburg.
The steamer Lizzie Casscl has resumed
her trade between Parkersburg aud Ianes-
Vile.
The George StreCker is running in the
Marietta and Gallipolis trade for few days
in the place of the Gen. Dawes, while the
latter is on the docks.
The marks at other placcs-Oil City,
q inches and cloudy; Greensboro, o feet
and stationary; Lock No. 4, q feet, inch
and stationary: Brownsville, 3 feet and sta
tionary: M0rgantOwn, . feet o inches and
stationary; Ricc's Landing, feet inch
and stationary; Parker, = inches and fall
ing.
The repairs tO the wharf meets with the
approval of river men. During the low
water the Board Of Public Works should
remove the thousands of bOulders which,
during the past fifteen years, have rolled
down the wharf and d'accumulated just out
ment. There is q good barge load lying
there.
We learn from Capt. y. NJ. Laughlin,
who is well posted in regard to STEAMBOAT
ing for many years past, that in the spring
Of lsj2 the steamers Diurnal and Winches-
ter were the Pittsburg and Wheeling
jackets. The Pittsburg and Cincinnati
packet line in the same year was COM
posed of the following boats: Buckeye
State. leaving here on Sunday; Keystone
State. Monday: Allegheny, Tuesday; Gin
cinnati. Wednesday; Philadelphia. Thurs
day; Pittsburg. Friday, and Pennsylvania,
Saturday. In 1853 the Crystal, command
ed by Com. W. J. kOuBiz, came out and
took the place Of the Cincinnati.--fihs.
Com. Gdz.
Capt. Isaac L. Thompson died at Dr. T..
Helferich's residence, corner Of Eighth and
Walnut streets, Cincinnati, at 1870 p. III.
Sunday, aged 80 years. He was widower,
and leaves daughter aged II years, at
tending Beaver College at Beaver, Pa. All
his brothers and father before him we're
steamboatmen. The first boat that Capt.
Thompson commanded was the Gipsy,
in the Bayou Bartholomew trade, In
ISL. Also the Cubs, from
Portsmouth to Wheeling, in 1889; and
afterwards the CapitOla during the war,
and the Edinburgh, in the Cincinnati and
Wheeling and the Cincinnati and Marietta
trade. from "a TO 80. On all thee boats
his brother, Capt. Geo. W. Thompson, wa'
clerk. Since that time he has commanded
the W. r. Curtis and other steamers. Hs
IAs also licensed pilot from Pittsburg "a
New Orleans, and many tributary streams.
His remains will be buried at Clarington,
o.. alongside those Of his wife.
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Heavy Rains in Wisconsin.

MINIATURES, July 26.-LaSt night a
heavy storm set in and it lasted until an
early hour this morning The rrin is re-
ported to be quite general throughout the
State, and will save the crops in many
sections. The most deplOrable reports of
the drought in SheybOgan county and
that part of the State have been received
here during the past few days. The farm
ers and dairymen are selling off their
stock to keep them from starving, as the
grass and grain has all dried up, and the
prospects of crops are so poor that good
horses have been sold for $50. and fine COWS
for S. and So,
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LOVELY MAUD.
Robert Bonner's Wonderful Mare Trots at
"A e:O2 Gait.

2:O2 Gait.
New YORK, July 26.-JOhn Murphy
took his weekly trip up to Mr.. Robert
Bopner's farm, near Tarrytown, on Satur-
day, to give Maud s. a spin in the course
of her regular work in preparing for the
coming trial, in which Mr.. Bonner expects
she will be able to beat her record OF 2:Uof,
the best in the world. Murphy Jumped
into the sulky, and, after giving her Jog
of two or three miles, said: This mare
is a flying. think I'll have to let her out
for quarter, to take the rough edge of
She flew over the ground and made the
quarter in the wonderful time Of sos sec
onds, a 2:O2 gait. Everybody present, IN
Guiding her owner, was delighted at her
speed. The fact that she had made a
quarter mile week before in 3l4 seconds,
n 2,O6 oait. showed that she could trot a
ouavter in these low figures whenever she
was called on to do 1t.
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Grain in Sight.

CHICAGO, July 26.-The following table
shows the visible supply of grain in the
United States and Canada on July "a,
1886. and the increase or decrease COM
pared with the previous week: Wheat,
-, 1s7, ,444 bushels, increase 2,9i6, 10
bushels; corn, 9,45O, ,O93 bushels, increase
132, AS bushels; oats, 1,147, ,2i3 bushels
decrease 900. 703 bushels; rye 30l, 234 bush
els, increase SO, ia bushels; barley 2l3, SIC
bushels, decrease 6, 261 bushels.
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\ SUBSTITUTE
For Morrison'S surplus Resolution by Re
publicauS.

For Morrison'S surplus Resolution by Re
publicans.
WASHINGTON, July 26.-N 6 o'clock
this evening the Republican Senators as
semblrd in the Judiciary Committee room.
The committee appointed at Senator Sher-
mans house 10 outline u substitute for
Morrison's surplus resolution, made ltS
report recommending that the MN
inum reserve be fixed ut
Sllu, UOO. 900, and maximum ut
Sl3O. ONO. 600. 4 proviSo was added
authorizing the President to suspend the
operation of the resolution in emergencies.
4 quorum of the caucus did not want to
hear the full report, and when Senator
Allison had finished reading and explain
ING it. it was decided to adjourn without
action. leaving the result to the Finance
Committee ut its meeting tomorrow.
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The Snnhrr Civil Bill.

WASHINGTON. July 26.-As it passed
the senate Saturday night, the Sundry
Civil Appropriation bill appropriateS an
aggregate of S24, lis, SO, or an increase OF
81, 100. so over the amount appropriated
bv the hill as it came from the House. The
items added by the Senate are SIl1, ,3io for
public buildings, $5l7, $50 for light houses
SlO6. $50 for the coast survey, and II, '6|-
9Ol for account of miscellaneous items.
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Troul,Ie for N. New Hom. s.er.,.ry.

LONDON, July 2G.--'rhc social Demo
Gratis are again brought into prominencr
by the iIl-judgcd prosecution of Mr. Morris
and two others for alleged obstruction of
the highway by the delivery Of outdoor
addresses. The question is one which In.
wolves the Salvation Army as ~ril ~ tho
ScciaIits, since the ordinance under which
the charge is made prohibits street preach
ing, and the two organizations intend 70
give the new Home Seactary no end 0f
trouble should he continue the pfoecncio0
now being carried on.
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The Mexican Trouble Settled.

81. LuUIS, July 26--rhc NogalcS. Ariz.,
correspondent Of the Giobc-Dcm0crm, on
the authority OF Magdalrna, district
of Sonora, that the trouble
growing out of the Manufacturing affair
at Paso Del Nortc has undoubtedly been
amicably settled, also that the Supreme
Judge has imprisoned Medina and will re
lease Cutting
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4 Terrific Explosion.

HARRIsBURG, July 2G.-A terrific cX-
plosion occurred early this morning at the
Pennsylvania Steel Works, at StceIton, 10y
which Frederick Lampkin and John Haas
were severely scalded about the face, neck
and hands. and several other employees
slightly injured The cause of the eXp!O-
sion was due to the bursting Of the cold
blast pipe connecting furnaces Nos. !
nnl y
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Badly Carved.

Special i,grdIa 10 taS Register.
PALEERsBURG, July 26.-ChaS. King
and Chas. Meeks, two Martha carpenters,
got into fight in which Meeks badly
carved his opponent, inflicting several
knife wounds three OF four inches long.
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Trying to Kill.
ralR 10 The Register.

SDtcidl I6tgrdIa % tif Re9sNeT.
PARKERsBURG, July 26.-Chas Haines,
a notorious tough, is under arrest for at
tempting to kill his mistress, Mary Hen
ming. Haines shot her through the arm,
bat did not injure her very severely.
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\. WARNER NOT \ CANDIDATE.
Nomination. should he Given tn Whom
MONROE Democrats Name.

To-. .'. tsffaN..s
"A>HlNrmN. July 2G.-Gen. \ J.
lnrr. "' uh,o. Slid To u REGISTER rep
Fn,'ur to-day that he would not be y
luL',r Ior reelection. lie said that the
n",1''~ however with u good cand.-
= COULD carry the district against Gen.
'>'rnor. the Republican nominee. Gen.
Hforr ~.ad that hr thought that the
l'@1it"n should "a to Monroe county.
"NrN, OF Wood>icld, would make a
"- candidate. hu; hc understood that
"ArN will not consent to the Use of
aa'"r Drn. Warner says the nOmina-
should Doc given to whomSOeyer the
nn" county Democracy shall put for
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ENTHADITlON.

The Standard, commenting on the pro-
posed convention extending the cxtradi
ton provision Of the treaty OF 1872 between
England and the United States, says:
"Thc fact that il will be in the power of
the United States Ia make the surrender
clause imperative, is all the more reason
why the United States should not refuse
us this slight proof of sympathy IN difficult
ties which may soOn bc her own"
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A Tbrea,e,ed Tie.Up h, chicago

CHICAGO, July 26.-President Yerkes OF
the North Side Street Railway Company,
was waited on this morning by commit
tee of drivers ond conductors who are seek
ing to get an increase in wages If the re-
quest Is refused tie-up may occur.
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The Morning Dr~...

II il aid that lady's standing in soci-s
ETY. can easily be determined BY her dress
at the breakfast-tsble; m expensive, sbouy
costume indicating that the wesrcr has,
not yet learned the propietieS. But ne
one need beafraid Of being called "sboddyp
If fher loyeliness Is a. apparent by dsytighs
a. at the hops. Perfect beauty b nsya
the attendant Of disease; above Al, =
those diseases peculiar 70 wonen, ~,
which find ready cure In DR.. PieEce'9
'.Favorite Prescription Price ruisce4
10 one dollar. By druegiskn.
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The Laudanum Route.

Special TtlegrGRs to the RegtSsr'
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, July 26.-Jen-
ME Lilly, female who runs bagnio IN
this city, tried to throw off the mortal coil
by taking an overdose of laudanum. A
doctor, a stomach pump and hard work
Ayed her. Cause--loyer went oacS on
her.
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En- Rnmte To Snn ErRncisCO.

CHICAGO, July 26.-S. $. Burdettc,
Commander-in.C Chief of the Grand Army of
the Republic, accompanied by the divisions
of the Potomac, Maryland, Virginia and
West Virginia, arrived here this forenoon
en- route to San Francisco. a reception
was held by the COmmander-in-Chicf at
the Grand Pacific Hotel this evening
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CLEVELAND, July 26.-The midsummer
races at the Cleveland Driving Park begins
tomorrow Many famous horses are at
present entered for the races. The track
is in the best condition. Prizes amount
to S2l. 900
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"Reminiscences MiIIer's Father IN.

Sp,riR Tbgon 10 Tie Register.
WASHINGTON, July 26.-lIon. Joseph
:. Miller, Commissioner of Internal Rev
cnuc, has been summoned to his home in
West Virginia on account Of the serious
illness of his father.
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fright Giuss pro.ppCts,

PITrsBUEG. July 2G.-The chimney and
pressed glass factories which have been
closed down since July 1st for the usual
summer suspension, will resume operations
next Monday. The prospects are unusually
bright and il is predicted that the output
Of the coming year will be the largest in the
history of the trade
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DuAIII In sniI NcNI Thursday.

LONDON, July 20 Mr.. Michael Dayiit
will sail on Thursday next for New York.
On his arrival he will nj once start Out ON
his lccturing tour OF the United States.
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Ina Dangerous Condition.

>pfriU EifgrTW % me Register.
PARKERSBURG, W. Va, July 26.-Wm.
Duffy. who alleges that Jack Gill threw
him oil the o. Il. K. trcStlc, is in n dan
gerous condition He has several broken
bones, his yertebr;r is badly injured and
he is also internally hurt. Duffy may yet
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II Took Ten Innings.

TORONTO, ONT, July 26-The st. Louis
League team stopped here to-day on its
way to New York and played an exhibi-
ton game with the home club, which
took ten innings to decide and was finally
won by the visitors
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An EaSS One.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2G.-Thc Athletics
could do little or nothing with lleckcr to-
dav and Louisville scored an easy victory.
\ back running catch by Mack was the
only sensational feature. Rain put 4 stop
to the play during the first half of the
eighth inning, when the Athletics had
scored another run. The game was called
hack tO the seventh inning
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Christian Sewhale, a conductor on the
DAYTON and Michigan railroad, whose par
ents hive at Troy, o., has been mysterious
ly missing since last THURSDAY.
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Called.

BALTIMORE July 26.-The Baltimore
st. Louis game was called at the beginning
of the second inning on account of rain.
Score, to in favor of the home club.
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WASHINGTON, July 26.-The Senate to-
day passed the House hill directing the
Commissioner of Labor to make inreStiga-
tinn rs tn convict labor.
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A Pension for Durbin Wards Widow.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-The Senate
this evening passed the bill penSioning the
widow OF Gen. DuTbin Ward.
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Exhibition Game.
League Game.

Base hits, Chicago 8, Rochester 3; er,
rOrs. Chicago :, Rochester }.
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At WaShinUton-
ClaNalanl Races

Base hits, New York 13, Washington 10;
earned runs, New York 4, Washington /;
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Cholera.

ROME, July 26.-Cholera reports Iof 10
day are a. follows: Brindid, 3 new essfs,
2 deaths.
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THE WAITING TRIO.
ar THREE PROMINENT CANDIDATES FOR
H' TIrN'S PLACE on DECK.
. >,y. Camden Favors Leonard, While Kenna
n..-xWs,s and Ex-senator DAVIS and VIII
B.k Daily Everything In the Dark,
M, Light VIII Come This Week.

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v,~ruNounN. July 26.-lhStrlct Attor-
rIr.h. . term ot office VIII expire early
.,,vr,k. and the three prominent can
3.r,,,~ .r the position are no" mere
...,. Hon. u. n. Leonard, Gen. Z.
l,rr W,,d Daily
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-27

Earned runs, Louisville 4; two base hits,
Gleason /: three base hits, Wcrrick |;
passed balls, Robinson /; wild pitches,
Hart ,: first base hits, Athletic 3, Louis
Vile :: first base on balls, McGar l;errors,
Athletics 6, Louisville .; umpire, Bradley.
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SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

3. Scott NJ. Reilly, of Harrison county
4. Jesse Hall, Writ county.
). A. K. Barbee. Mason county.
:. John NJ. Hill, of Fayette county.
Q. T. w. Henderson, of Kanawha coun-
ty.
10. D. o. Il. Hall, of Barbour county.
IL. julius Messenger, of Preston county.
p r. Purdy, of Mineral county.
Is JohnF F. Jenney, of Berkeley county
Then you are sanguine OF electing a
number OF Representatives,
''Yes, we will elect quite a number to
the House of Delegates"
"What is your opinion of the Neill
House Doodle gang in reference to binding
the Greenbackers?"
"Greenbackers would not have partici-
pated, with very few exceptions. The
crowd would have been badly sold if they
expected to accomplish anything in that
direction