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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-01
HOME RULE DEFEAT
Believed to Be Assured BY the
Chamberlain Meeting.
INTENSE EXCITEMENT IN THE lossY
Ministerialis.s Admit that Defeat is lnevit-
abIe--.A Majority Against the
Bill Of fifty-one.

LONDON, May sl.-At the meeting ofths
Chamberlain party to-day City FIVE mem
bers OF the House Of Commons were pre-
sent. OF these ity.tso resolved to vote
against the second reading Of the Hone
Rule bill, only three supporting Mr.. Glad
stones lrish measure. Mr.. Chamberlain
read q letter from Mr. John Bright, in
which the writer condemned the bill and
pledged himself to vote against It, and
urged others 10 do likewise. 1t 10 thought
the letter will have great influence on mem.
bers not to abstain ircm voting on tho
measure. The decision Of the meeting, il
is believed, insures the deiea, OF the Govern
mens.
The news Of the result Of the Chamber.
lain meeting caused intense excitement in
the lobby of,he House Of Commons. Mimic
terialisis admitted that defeat was newt
able and there was general rush Of mem
bsrs TO the telegraph offices to send orders
to their election agents 10 prepare for an
immediate dissolution OF Parliament. The
Conservative whips estimate the Conserva.
tive vote at 252, the vote Of Harrington
and Chamberlain section at 80, the Liberal
vote at Is and the vote ot Gladstone and
Parnell at 297, making msjority against
the bill Of 81.
Rriti.h Grain Tr.d.
LONDON, May 3l.-The Mark Lane Ex.
press, in lis weekly review OF tho British
grain trade, ssys: Cola rains have re-
tsrded the crops and trade has become
worse. Wheat was difficult to sell Tho
sales Of English wheat for the past week
we're SO, quarters at 32s Sd against
5,4S7 quarters a, Sls. Id. for the same
time last year. Flour was fairly steady.
Foreign ~hsats were Cd lower with out
buyers, Foreigu flour was slow, rates for
American were in buyers favor. There
we're thirty arrivals Of cargoes OF the coast
and six sales, one OF choice Cal fornia st
35s Cd. Four cargoes were Withdrawn
and II remain 6 OF which are CaliforniA
and three Oregon. The forward trade
was easier To-day the market vas de-
pressed. Foreign wheats were Cd OILS.
cheaper sud found no buyers
Moro Honors For Minister Coz.
CoSsrAsTNoPLE. May 3l.--T6e sultan
has presented to Mrs. Cox. the wfs OF lhs
American minister, the grand Gordon Of
the order Of Cn,ukst.
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THE DAY IN BROOKLYN.

President Cleveland Praises the Troops
Accident at n Reviewing stand.
BRoOELYS, May 3l-The Decoration
Day ceremonies we're observed here to-day
aith more than usual interest The grand
parade of the numerous Grand Army Posts.
militia regiments and Uuited Ststes troops
was witnessed by an immense concoarse Of
people, many hsviog cone from New York
and Jersey City tor the purpose OF Irylng
to obtain a glimpse of President Cleveland.
The President and his psrty striveH from
New York early aud we're escorted from
the ferry to the residence OF Mr. Joseph
Kuapo. at No 81 Bedford avenue, 0y the
Twenty-third Regiment \. &. y y
under the command of Colonel FiGcke
The shower which had been t6reatenIng
all the morning came very rnoppor.untiJ
and caused g thinning 10 the ranks ct the
throngs who lined the streets, bat the rush
was still so great that it required the ser
vices off large body OF police to keep q
sufficient space clear for the procession.
General J. s. Cstlin aud his staff receiy'
Cd the President and his party at Mr..
Kuaup'q, aud after 3he meetings theg re-
pairsd 10 the reviewing sand The hne
then formed at the Junction of Broadway
and Bedford avenue, aud passed tha re
viewing stand which was occap;ed oy Pes
;dent Cleveland and his party The Pre:.
idept remarked that he VAS much pleased
with the sppesrs, ce Otthe men aud the
parade.
There was o grand reversing stand a
Clinton and Lafayette avenues, and 80
msny people crowded upoa itthat 1t was
nusblsto bear their weight, and, as the
procession was passing, it came doTn with
= crash, aud the occupants we're throSn
together in q confused heap. There were
loud screams from the ladies' and It was at
first supposed that number vare ioJnred1
but when they Sll got out o! the tGnSte !
was found that ouly tour received oru"es
The various Grand Army peop!e Wendsd
Their way to the various cemeteries, Thsfe
Rpprouriats ceremonies were held and the
graves of their dead comrades decorated
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REPORT or BrSpIxG COMMITTEE.

The Binding COMMITTEES through Mrs ].
J. Jones reports that good homes were
secured for four children, three girls and
one boy. Three others could have been
placed in homes, but there were legal OBJ.
structions in the way"
A home was also secured for another little
gtrl Of ten years, but her relations made
60 many objections that she was brought
back spj was with her tso younger tis.
ters sent to Washington city, to an aunt,
who agreed TO provide .or them. Assist.
soce was slso rendered to @ very worthy
and needy mother in getting home fa7 a
little FIVE months.old baby.
The number ot hones procured for
children, it will be observed, 10 lot as large
ss 10 ordinarily the case, but this is not
owing TO q lack Of applications, but from
the fact that the children desired BY sp,
plicaDts were either cider or younger than
the children desirtd TO be provided with
homes, tone persons desiring children
from one TO fonr years I'D, others from
twelve 10 fourteen years.
In some cases the applicants we're no.
deemed proper persons 10 whom 10 give
the children. There we're also some cases
in which the cbi!d:es given on trial did no,
prove to se the kind OF child desired. Gres,
care is exercised by the Bintip. Commit
tee to get the bes; possib'e home for each
child
One Of our girls Who had been placed IN
q home about FIVE yeas ego. died viii
typhoid fever last January. She vas sew
entsen years old at the tine Of her death
THE ENDOWMENT yUsD
Of the Home has been steadily increasing
by the interest accumulated, which bss IL
no case been used to dtfrsy tss current ex
pepses Of The Be-s, ssd By donaiion. W,
acknowledge With gratitude the gift durin,
the rear Of $1,000 By one Of N Iasmbef
Of this Board. Mr. Henry < Lat and th
bequest Of tss iats AlfI. pannsl Of Sl0C
The sndosmsnt 3 1T present SlT.6s4 6:
all f...s,y invested in good securities.
TIE AssrAL LTHAyxsGIyIsG SACK GaTHERIy
brought in Q goodly supply of psovisiopl
showing the firm hold the Home hiss o
the hearts Of the people. These, With th
kindly donations Of money BY the benev'
lent citizens Of the city, have furnishe
suffi:ient means to feed the hungry 90
clothe the needy children pu. into our car
for which the most hearty thanks are d.
and hereby rendered TO those Who hs'
hsd the wiling mind and ready Ian,
Blessed is be that considereth the poo
the Lord win remember him in time
trouble" Respectfully submitted.
z. II. DoRxBLAzER.
President of Board Of Directofa
WHEELING. W. Va. Nay 81, 1886.
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AT WElLSBuRG.
Observauces of the Day Yesterday Deco
rating the Veterans Graves.
S,scirl IN IRE Rs0,xtsy

Observauces of the Day Yesterday Deco
rating the Veterans Graves.
Specia! 10 Ike ReO'stey.
WELLsBURG, W. Va, MAJ 3l-To.dsy
was observed here ss Decoration Day.
Pierpoiat Post G. A. r. turned o1t about
forty strong, and other veterans and soDs
of veterans swelled the number TO about
$50 Thsse ell formed in q procession
and headed by toe cornet band marched TO
the cemetery where large company OF
women aud children had already gathered,
bearing wreathes of evergreens with which
they had decorated the graves Of
the buried veterans When the pro
cession artived great many
more flowers were Distributed over the
graves. TIE procession presented pretty
sight. IS il marched through tie town aud
nearly the entire population in 30 far as it
had NOT already gone, followed to the
ct metrey. The new banner ia pretty. The
cannon received few months ago was
decorated with evergreen aud flowers and
was hauled TO the cemetr:. After the Rua!
distribution Of flowers anG, firing salute an
snn-,priate address was Caliverc6.
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THE WEDDING.
It Will be Strictly Private and No Core
spondents Admitted.


spondents Admitted.
WASHINGTON, May 3l.-It is said at the
White House this evening that Miss Fol
som is expected to arrive in Washington
with her mother and cousin some time on
Wednesday, and that the party will 60 to
the White House Immediately upon their
arrival in this city. The arrangements
heretofore outlined for securing privacy at
the wedding will be strictly adhered 10. In
addition TO the President and his bride and
the members of the Cabinet and their
wives, the only persons who will
be present at the ceremony are Mrs.
Hoyt and Miss Cleveland, Mre. Folsom,
Mr.. Bepj Folsom and possibly two or three
other relatives Of the bride. Mr.. Wilson
s. Bissel, the Presidents former law part.
ner, Miss Nelson, OF Albany, an old friend
of the Cleveland family, DR.. and Mrs. By.
rons and Col and Mrs. Lamont, about 70
persons in all. 1t has been definitely de.
termined that 10 newspaper correspond
ent or reporters can be admitted on this
occasion but it is authoritstively promised
that an accurate description of the wed
ding will be furnished to the press from the
White House.
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An Enterpris.pg Reliable Hou. ..

Logan L Co can always be relied upon
not only 10 carry in stock tie best Of every
thing bat to secure the Agency for such
articlss az have vell-known merit, and are
popular With the people, thereby sustaining
the reputation Of beiEg lzays enterprisIng.
and ever reliable. Having secured the
Agency for the celebrated DR. Kings New
Discoysry for Consumption, viii sell il on
Q positive guarantee It will surely cure
any and every sfectioR Of the Throsi,
Lungs and Chest, and to show oursconf.
denoe, We invite yoa to call and get Trial
Bottle Free.
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nsss Spreading in fan shsps behind the
tomb, aud topping the little spot OF rising
ground, where successive rows OF flora
emblems, palms. ferns and email forest o.
other eyergreens. tsstetully arranged under
the direction Of Park Superintendent Sam
I uel Parsons, Jr. The central figure wss
very beautiful floral tribute which ar
rived yesterday from U. s. Grant Post oi
! Bay City, Mich, consisting of mass Of
flowers on 8 wire foundation, eight feet
/ high and six feet vide 1t was worked IN
immortellss, maiden hair ferns, psmpas,
plum bss, calendulas and Msrechsl Mel
roses, the Michigan coat ofsrms, sur
mounted by floral eagle. On each side
we're floral ladders, the rounds of which
bore, worked in Aovers,the words "Shilob," ="
"Yicksburg," Orchard Knob, Lookout
Mountain" and other scenes of Grsut's
victories. The whole was surmounted by
floral arch ofroses, under which stood the
word "Appomattox," while underneath was
white dove resting upon the word Peace.
Near by was quaint and striking con.
tribution from Robert Z. Les Camp OF
Confederate veterans Of Richmond, Va
The words Let Us Have Peace, appeared
in blue letters on gray ground, on the
outside of hollow pillar, IN which was q
large and elegant Virginia cedar, sue
rounded with bright flowers. luside the
tomb was the large floral stield seat b I
S. Grant Post No. 5, Of Pniisdeipais, with
the arms of Pennsylvania ia immorte'les
and grasses of many colO:d Wrsgths OF
delicate flowers covered the front Of the
structure, and twiued IN tbs barl OF the
iron gate were sprigs Of iyg from lsnt
originally taken from the tomb Of harun
Luther, presented By Mrs, Dr.. J. P. New
man.
THE ORDER or EXERCISES.
The ceremonies at the tomb of General
Grant this afternoon we're very Impressive
the most notable event being the orstiou of
Senator Logan. During the services q
naval salute was fired from the wsr vessels
OF the North Atlantic Squadron, which
we're anchored off Riverside Park.
At the Academy of Music.
New York, May 3'.-Or the stage at
the Academy we're seated President GleYe,
land, Secretaries Whitney Endicott
Lamar and Yilss, General Logan
aad others. Mayor Grace in-
troduced the orator of the evening,
General Villas, who paid tribute to tEe
dead heroes. Mr.. Clegelands appearance
vas greeted with loud applause. Prayer
was said by Rev. MoasiI Thos Preston.
Miss ANNE Montague sang Columbia,
the Gem of the Ocean" as solo. Mics
Georgia Csyvsu recited the Revolutionary
Uprising General Logan enteEel late
in the evening and ives cheered.
Departing,
NEw YORK. May 81 "A carriage con-
tanning President Cleveland and Secretary
of War Whitney arrived in jersey City st
1877 o'clock tonight. They entered
q special car attached 10 the
express due to leave al
but which left at lis. Misc
Folsom, it is stated will leave a. noon 20
morrow for Washington Mr. Cleveland s
law partner, Bissel, is in the city, and he
will, it is believed, accompany the young
lady
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Protected by the star. and Stripe,

MELBOURNE, May 81 -AdVices from
Samoa Of date May p. state that a Ger.
man man ot.wsr proceeded to the territory
Of King Tomassz whom Germany upho.ds
against hing Aslistos. The Btiiish and
American Consuls st Apsis drew up q
formal protest against GsrmsDys subver
sion Of King HsFetoa's authority, and in
response to that rulers appzaI Tor protec,
tioD, The American Consul kois.ed the
Somosn unds. The American asg and i'm,
me6is,ely telegrspbed TO President Clevs.
land notifying him Of his action in estas
fishing p,otc ctOra,e cf tie disputed ter
ritorY.
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ernment for snd by the people tor the Sc
curity of liberty and equal rights under
lsw. Such o memorial is not only sacreo %
to the memory of brave men, who leaving
the comforts and pleasures Of home, went
/ TO the defense of the integrity OF their
country, but il will be in the future an IN,
.pirstlon to the people to maintain aud
defend with all their power the principles
of free and Just government IN which none
are 80 great or high as to be above the
Law or none so humble as to
be beyond its sure protection. May your
monument stand therefore among the
hills of Vermont, and in the midst of al free,
Intelligent, independent, law abiding peo-
pie as long as granite or marble can en-
dure q sacred memorial OF their patriotic
sacrifices, a symbol OF Republican power,
and a guarantee that the sons OF Vermont
will in the Suture, ss always in the past,
protect and defend the unity Of the repuo-
lie aud the liberty of its people:
The monument is On imposing and az
tistic worE. 1t was designed by r. Welch.
Usual Ceremonies at Cincinnati.
CrxCGNxATI, May 3l.-Decoration Day
vas observed here today in the usual man
ner. Banks, the Chamber of Commerce,
the schools and nearly all public offices
wsrs closed.
At st. Louis.
Sr. LOUIS, May 3l.-At the various Gem
e.cries in this city yesterday the graves OF
dead soldiers who lost their lives in the war
of the rebellion we're appropriately decora'
ted by their surviving comrades.
at LOuisville.
LOUISVILLE, May 3l-Decoration Day
w,s observed hers with usual ceremonies
At Cleveland.
CLEysLAND, May 3l.--Decoration Day
was generally ob.erved here BY suspsn-
SION ba4iness professions, public addresses,
and the streHiDg of flowers in all the
cemeteries. Specials throughout Northern
Chic say that the day IVES observed With
more ceremony than ever before.
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AdYtse tn Mothers.

Mrs- Winsley's soothiRg Syrup for chil
iren teethiRg, is the prescription OF one o.
the best female nurses snd shysicisns in the
United States, and has besn Used for forty
7sars With never failing success By M
lions of mothers for their children. Du'
ing the process Of teething its value is IL
calculakle. II relieves tie child from paiT
cures aysentery and iissrhes, gripirg IL
the bowels, and wind coic. By giving
health to ths child It Esz;s the nothe.
PFiee 9ie Q kcstle
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MARTINS FERRY.

Council meets tonight.
William McLutosh 10 in town visiting
friends.
Mrs. D. Il. Sonders is in Grafton, W.
Va, visiting her sister.
William Moffatt VAS fined o. and costs
for asssultiDg Elsie Cris~elI.
The X. Of p. will bold q festival in Ex.
celsior rink OH Juue and ).
Robert johnson, Esq is having q sec
ond story built on his house 10 the Garden
Spot.
An attemp. 10 break into The shoe shop
of Alex. Davidson was made on Sunday
night.
Tbs Standard mill ia on owing 10 differ
ence between the drsgouts and manage
ment.
c. II. Csuiman left yesterday for Pits
burg yesterday TO attend the A. A. ]. l.
s. W. convention.
George Mallory left yesterday to take he
position as pich.r with the Hamilton, On
tsrio, bsse ball club.
The rife rsfli,d oH by VIM. Woodruff
Was drawn by ticket No. III, held BY
Mayor Theodore Keller.
Peter 0Connsll and wife are in Cincin-
psu, Mr.. OConnelI being delegate 10 the
Grand Lodge OF Hibsrnlnus.
Ben Wa,kiss and jim Shipmsn were
fined 81 and costs yesterday Tor disorderly
conduct at the X. Ct l. picnic on Satuf-
day.
John Green, the confectioner, 10 con-
siderably improved In health, and u nov
able TO attend to his store 10 the CONNER.
cial block.
Stop at the Hsr,ins Ferry Je~elry Store
and see the new railroad time piece. The
beet invention OF the age. An immense
convenience.
Miss Ella Long, Of Cambridge, O., Who
has been the guest Of Mrs. Albert Wilson
durir g the past .so weeks, returned TO her
home yesterdsy.
There we're no freigb, trains run on the
c. Il Z. railroad Yesterday The hanks
did not open and at least few Of onr peo-
pie took holiday. Two Of the bankers
won, on q fishing expedition. We wont
mention the sizs Of the catch.
i pS'iu VI @uAnnspon m"@ us
to.n T Eau s.eIoay WIN iai quorum.
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At GRANTS TOMB,
Memorial Decorations at Riverside
Park.

MemOrlaI Decorations at Riverside
Park.
NEw YORK, May 3l-Not even on that
August day when the body Of the great
soldier wss laid g. rest, was the tomb OF
General Grant bedecked with such
Vrea'hes Of flowers, immortelles and ever
green's as surrounded it to day. North
and West, East AID South have done their
utmost to make the display q worthy one,
and Confederate and Federal veterans
nave wed with each other in sending
toSens Of remembrance spd affection for
NE q. dead leader. Beauty d situstior
h'7e'alda Park always possesses, sut the
tOg6sd slope leading to the river vas
crowned With q waving 6sld Of loVeli'
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Three Inch Hail stones.

RUTLAND, VI, May Sl-A severe hsi!
storm visited here yesterday, accompanied
by heavy rain and lightning Some Of the
hail stones were three inches in diameter.
A sewer burst here, flooding CELLARS and
doing much damage. In some streets
water was waist deep.
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RIPPLEs FROM THE RIyEE.

Ssvs Cleaned About the Wharf and
from Our Exchanges.
The Clifton took seyersl empty brick
bsrges to New Cumberland. last evening.
Tie msrks on the landing lest night
shoEei 4 feet irshes cad falling.
TIE Andes arrived yesterday AID =ill
leave this afternoon st 3 o'clock fH Gin,
cinns,i.
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rnrH.,s Going to nr,rrr Yum. Yum,

NEw YoRE, May 3l.-As President
Cleveland and bis party landed in Brook
Ign this morHiUg band stationed near b
struck up "POr hes going to mArry Yum
Yum, Yum.Yum."
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Oil in paketn.

DEADvooD, DAk May 3l.-fWo new oil
compaLits have been organized here on q
capitalization of $2,500 e92.
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Ds. PlERcEs "Peilets"-the original
"L,ttle Liver Pills" (suSar-costed} }-cure
sick aud bilious headache. sour stomach,
and bilious attacks. By druggists.
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Treas. ChIIdfe
n.a.. .......


The sadersiRncd, 10 whom we're referred the
LDoks and papers Of the Trea ,ur,r OF the Chidrsns
HONS has examined the same, and finds order
looks checks and cash entries TO correspond and
the Treasurers report a, complied from said books,
Is correct. X. y. CRIswELL.
Nav 3Ist, IS5l
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a Street Car Strlko.

P,-TsSuRd. May 81 The Pittsburg,
Oakland aud East Liberty street cars were
tied up this morning on account Of the
failure Of the company 10 MAKE cut n
twelve hour schedule as promised. Traffic
on the line has been entirely suspended. A
strike from the same cause is also looked
for on tho Wylie Aven1e line. No tTonbls
is expected.
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Arrested ror Protecting MS Property.

SPRINGFIELD, o May 81 The Knights
Of LABOR had Mr.. W. n. Whitley. proprie.
tor Of the Champion Machine Works
placed under arrest this mornin: On q
charge Of assault for ejeGtiug objectiona
bic characters from his premises yesterday
End of the Hat FinIshers Strike.
READING Pa May 3l.-The knights o.
Labor Of ibis ei;Y ut today and officially
declared the strike OF the hat fnishers il
all factories OF this city Of.
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At the Exposition Driving Park.

PrTsRUBq, May 3l.-The spring meet
ing OF the Exposition Driving PatS Asso,
cia,ion opened to-day with large attend
auce. The wes,hsr vas pleasant and the
racing good. Summary, First race, 5
minute trottinR purse $500. B. G. Gazette
Brown Prince, 3,2.2; SlickWay, S,3;
Ls;ie Wst'erson, 5,44; Maud B Go DR.. b;
Tom B., rs DR. ; Hattie Russell, DR.
Time, 2:36ic2:37, 1851. Second race, 2:4C
class pacing, purse 5000 Billy B, l,l.2,2;
Dick, 5, 2. l, 2; Woodbine, 1854; Mani
4.443; Boston. 1873 dis. Time. 2:3li
.226t, 2:374.