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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-12
A MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR
A weII-EuOwn Physician jag ps Into the
Sea With His Grandson.

A weII-KuOwn Physician JuU ps Into the
Sea With His Grandson.
BosToN, May IL -At4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon DR.. Frederick n. Palmer, one Of
the best known homcr 2sthic physicians Of
this city, left his residence with his four
year-old grandson, Of wAome he was very
fond. This morning telegram from Port
land states that the doctor with the child
took passage on the steamer John Brooks
for Portland. Daring tie evening the boy
plsyed around the saloon. Nobody noticed
anything out Of the ordinary in ihe conduct
of the white haired, kindly faced old gentle
man. When the little boy got tired hi
grandfather put him to bed.
At o'clock DR.. Palmer, saying the boy
was seasick, and must have treeh air, car
ried him tenderlv to the etier deck. The
child complained of the cold, end the doc
tor sent a waiter for blanket 4 moment
later Captain Sno oWien. looking through an
open door, saw DR.. Palmer with the boy 10
his arms jump from the rail into the water
The steamer Sss stopped ana the boat loT
cred, out the bodies could not be found
After q long search the steamer continued
her voyage Fhe doctor vas Is years OLD
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Let June nrinr IL. Yrui,. TO You.

With the proverbial certainty, the l9lst
Grand Monthly Drawing Of the worldre-
nowned Louisiana State Lottery came Of
at noon, on Tuesday, April l3th. 1886. at
New Orleans, La, superintsnded by Gen'ls
u. T. Beauregsrd Of La, end Jubsl A
early Of Va. ths Coz anissioners officially
selected. Tie Eesuh 10 briefly cbrouicled
thue: Ticket No Is, 244 tsold In ffths at
one dollar sscb) drew the First Capital
Prize Of ST5.0O0-Ons fifth was held BY
Theodore Leuiz. we'll known restaurant
keeper. No Williams 0csH, the caterer
for tbe sasslan House, Bostop, Mas and
paid 10 him by express; another fifth Vas
held By r. F Bacon, q well known citizen
OF Portland, Ne. tc- spaD syndicate Of
Eve f,iesdsi another Was ,oId 10 Ernest
ANTI, q prominent epgrayer Of No. 32l Ba-
rome ST., and Tbos Mcksbon, grocer, at
cor. OF Rsropps and Felicity Sta another
by John Daste, saloon keeper. st
the corner Of Clara and CslIiope
Sts.-the last three named all live in Eev
Orleans, La. No ll,545 drew the Second
Capital price Of S25 .090, na6 IVES also sold
in 6fths .: ons doiisr eseb-one-6hh 10 l..
q. French OF Colesbprg. Ky one to Essry
Lott Of Paterson, n. j.; onS 70 John H.
Minpirg. Toledo. Ohio; one 10 party 10
Guatera.s, central America; ons 10 10.
seph Plsce., TIC Case st,sei, Davenport,
Iowa; other Eftbs 70 parties in Detroit
Michigan. No. 1876 drew the Third
Capital prize Of sl0, 900. also sold in fifih.
or one dollar esch-one fifth 10 Miss Annie
Burk OF Washington GiT. u G.; one tc
Christ Hssss o. Eashburn, Ills. one 10 Mic
Il. hueller. No. 3s6 Division street., Chi
cago, lila. i; Others to parties in Galves.ca
Texas, spd Spring City. NevAds- Nos
.65s and 50, I39 drew each one Of the to,
Fourth Prizes of $4,000, and we're cold il
: ffth, o. one dollar each, went hither 40,
you all over the world: View York CIR,
, Brooklyo, Pine..aeyvilie. and Arepsviii'
III etc etc. and 80 /. ven. until Ii
{ whole $a65 SOC Gss scattered. The mel
e drss;pz siil be the 1894 Grand Month
i and Extraordinary Qasrterly Drawing q
, June 18th. when S522,600 viii be distri
q uted. For any Inflammation apply to
IA. DAuphin, Ns~ orlsana La.
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CAUGHT IN A CYCLONE.

The Steamship Acadia Given Up as Lost
Sixteen Persous Probably Drowned.
BALTIMORE, May ll.-rha steamship
Acadia, Of Baltimore, belonging to ]. L..
Bell ( Co., tropical fruis importers, has
been given up as lost. Size sailed from
Port Antonio, Jamaica, on April 10 with
cargo ofbsnanss, and up to the present hiss
not been heard from Ordinarily she
made the passage IN eight days, and never
longer than eleven. A few days ago ves-
sci arriving in Boston reported passing the
house of steamer ut sea, the description
of which was much like that OF the Acadia.
Shortly after the Acadia sailed cyclone
prevailed in the vicinity OF the West Indies,
and il is presumed she was caught lnl II
The following are toe names OF those
who were on board Captain r L Bell,
OF Warsaw, Va; Chief Mste W. q Sta-ke,
Hea,hsville, Va; Second Officer John W.
MeDougall, Virginia; Chief Engineer, Pa.
rick Dolau; First Assistant, James a
Rogers; Charles Z Hopkins, cook; Re-
becca JACOBS, colored, stsSarde5s; John c.
hO9Waggp uEeubnJ OOhu t-JOu0, S"
VIM. T. Ashman. boy, all of Baltimore;
sesmen, Henry Smith, John Andersen,
Sweden; Henry Cable, Scotland; Peter
Cummings. Ireland; coal p4ssers, Michael
Marry, Ireland; John McGlnuiss, Liver
pool -,
Engineer Dolan has a wife and four chill
dren; Captain Bell is also married. Young
Ashmaa Is a nephew of Mr.. J. l.. Bell,
owner of the Acadia, aud is about l5 years
old. The Acadia was wooden scre"
steamer of pa tons register. She was
built at Norwich. Conn 10 1866. Her own
ers had expended a large SUN of money
en- her the past year and shs vas regarded
az a safe vessel. IL is possible her crew
have been rescued aud are ou come vessel
bound on q long voyage Vessel and car
r,o yvsrs nartially in9ured
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A EeM Coke Yiald.

Pittsburg capitalists are about comDlst-
ing arrangements for opening up Q new
and very propitipg coke field in this State,
Just above the mouth Of The Cheat river.
For week or 80 back parties interested in
the property have been 10 Piubarg con-
plsting arrangements with capitalists Of
that city, looking to the specify opening
and successfal operating ofihs field. One
hundred coke ovens will be erected Of
once, and oihers As the demand may vsr.
rant As above stated the pss Gsid les
jgst above the mouth Of the Chea, river.
and 10 within eight oe ten miles Of Morgan.
town. The trsc, Was bought up some years
ago By Messfs. Dsyidsor and Lavis, tvo
Pi:,sbufg capitalize. Since that time ths
land has besu practically Of no benefit 10
the rsers, they letting Il lie idle. The 70.
cent completion Of the Pasmon, and Nor.
gsntosn railroad. however, opensd up .as
possibilities Of the country, and Do.s The
COMPANY has offered TO extend the fine tc
the coal tract providing the owens Of ID.
and viii pat up 100 owens. Hon. Gsoss.
G ssurgis. the well known politician. 10 ors
Of the gentlemen mos, active in this mat
ter. be being the sd1ninisrs,os for the De
vidson hsiIA He says there 10 every pros
pfet sha, the ovens will be built, and ths
this venture is but the beginning Of sesie
Of ses enterprises in that portion Of th'
5tsta
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cent vstoes by the Governor; Another
. SKIS Congress TO legislate to define more
closely the duty of the Executive IN reier-
ence to the We'll La-Abrs, Mexican
Claims. -
The President also transmitted TO tne
Senate to-day, in accordance with JOINT
resolution approved March 3, 1871 his &C,
ceptancs OF the colossal "Statue OF Liberty
EnHghtening the World" presented Sy the
French Repubhc, together with a sta!e'
ment of its erection upon suitable site IN
the harbor of New York. The President
expressed the gratitude of the American
people and recounts the object OF the gli'
and the cause it represents. Accompany
ing the Presidents letter is letter IRON
Joseph ". Drexel, Chairman OF the Execu'
tive Committee Of the American Commit,
tee on the Pedestal Of the great Statue OF
Liberty Enightening the world, suggesting
the propriety Of taking measures tor prop
er Inauguration upon the completion OF
the statute and asking for the payment OF
certain expense incurred in taking care OF
the statue.
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INTERSTATE COMMERCE.
An Army of Railroad Lobbyists in
Washington,
BROUGHT BY CAMDENs AMENDMENT
Discussion of the Bill in the Senate Yester-
day---Free Passes---edmunds'
Modification.
Special 10 hS Register.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Interstate
commerce bill still occupies the attention
of the Senate, the Camden amendment
having brought to Washington an army OF
railroad lobbyists who are doing their ut
most to influence Senators to vote against
it. It may take two or three days yet to
dispose OF the bill, but the chances are that
Mr.. Csmden's amendment will be retained
in the bill by bare majority Of one or two
votes.
Itis certain, however, if this amendment
is not carried the bill will not be passed by
the House of Representatives.
Mr.. SewelPs amendment, requiring ten
dsys notice Of reduction Of rates, was voted
down.
Mr.. Morgan formally offered his amend
mens, heretofore published, to puoish By
fine and imprisonment, men who Gonsp're
to stop trains engaged in inter State COM
merce.
Mr.. Vest. Mr.. Teller and Mr.. Moxey con-
tended that this was matter for States to
deal with.
On motion of Mr.. Hosr the motion was
laid on the table. Yeas 40, nays J.
Considerable debate then arose or the
amendment of Mr.. Plumb, offered for him
in his absence by Mr.. Ingalls,. 1t IS the
amendment of which Mr.. Plumb gave no.
tice prohibiting members OF Congress, 9TH
cials OF the government and their families
from accepting
FREE PASSES
and prohibiting railroad companies from
giving them such passes or reduced rates.
To this Mr.. Teller offered an amend.
ment prohibiting the Subsidized
roads from giving free passes. Mr. Full
lsr doubted the propriety of putting this
class OF legislation 10 this bill. de would
be willing at any time to vote for general
bill on the subject.
Mr.. Logan said the proposition about
free passes was making this bill ridiculous
We were dealing with this matter in way
10 lead the country to oeieVe
that members Of Congress were afraid OF
themselves-atraid to trust their own hon.
esty. Congress had been in hurry to
deay its own members the frsnkiug, while
allowing every clerk and army officer TO
use penalty envelopes.
An amendment of ffsred by Mr.. Spooner,
was agreed to applying the word "unla~'
fuI" 70 The determinations condemned By
the bill, SO as to bring breaches OF
its provisions within the technical meaning
of the penal clause.
A modification Of the long and short
haul clause was suggested by Mr.. Ed
munds. The modification was to restore
10 the clause the words, and from the
same point of departure" which had been
struck out by the adoption of Mr. Camdens
amendment but to add after "or to the
same point of arrival"
The bill was fuslly ordered reprinted as
amended, and the Senate adjourned.
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RIVERS AND HARBORS.

How the appropriation Is Divide ed Among
the states.
WASHINGTON, May ll.-As it passed the
House the River and Hsrbor Appropria-
tiou bill made the following division ofthe
total appropriation: Maine, 100000;
New Hampshire, $1,000; Vermont, Sl5,-
900; Massachusetts,, S2l4 900; Rhode lei
and, S95 900; Connecticut, $225, 900; New
York, $35, 900; New Jersey, $l20,OOei
PennUlvauis, $l9l 900; Delaware, $780,
900; MARYLAND. sl57, 900; Virginia, $4O4,
900: West Virginia. S!l5.500; North
Carohus, 1905 $50; Soutk Ca
rolins, $34l 900; Georgia, $il0,50O;
Florida, $3l4.O0O; Alsbsms, Sl75 600;
Mississippi, $lGS, 500; Louisisns, $l63,'
600; Texas, $3.50. 900; Af4snsas, Sl46,'
coo, Tennessee $494 500; Kentucky, $751;
600: Indiana. SI32,5 Ohio, $S4s, 900
Illinois, S265 600; Michigan, $9lS,500i
Wisconsin, 1895 500; Minnesota, $780, 200
California, 1872 500; Missouri, 1880
Oregon, S6O5, 900; Washington Territory
81 500; Ohio river, $500. 900; Falls Of th'
Ohio, 100000; Missouri river, $SlO, 600
Mississippi river, S3,SOS 600; exsmins
lions and surveys, 100000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-12
A FRIeHTFUL WRECK
In the Mountains on the T. X. E.-rhree
Men Instantly Killed.

In the Mountains on the r. X. E.-rhree
Men Instantly Killed.
PlrrssURG, Pa, May IA freight
wreck in the mountains on the PeunsYivs'
MIA railroad, last night, demolished % cars,
killed three men outright and obstrue'ed
the tracks so badly that it will take twelve
hours to clear them. The accident was the
result of the heavy storm which swept
along the Couemsugh valley last night
uprooting trees, and blowing down fences
ana outhouses. Near Conemaugh num-
Der OF empty freight cars were standing on
q siding. The tornado picked them up
and carried them over to the msin track. A
heavy westbouud freight, p cars, going ct
the rate of thirty miles an hour. came
along about midnight and crashed into the
obstruction before the engineer had time
to reverse bis engine. The twea!y, hye
cars we're totally demolished, aud the
wreck strewu along the trucks distance
of several hundred yards. Conductor
Thomas Conuors, Eogineer Thomas Now
nv, and Fireman Michael Myers, were kill
ed almost instantly.
They were caught in the wreck and ter
ribly manglsd. The balance OF the ere"
escaped with slight injuries. The men
killed were all married and lived IN the
neighborhood Of Dsvry, Pennsylvania. Al
eastern and western bound trains have
besu delayed twelve hours. The lOa' will
ysach ssgeral thousand dollars.
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ThAM.E. Conference.

RICHMOND. Va, May II In the NJ. /.
Conference q number Of reports from stand
ing committees were made. Among them
was one making it obligatory upon Blsh-
ops to consult Gita tGeiF Presiding E ders
in the appointment OF preachers. Laid
over under the rules.
DIP. A. Peterson, Of Virginia, offered g
resolution that Bishop Tyes manual of dis
ciplius be recommended BY general confer
ence ss wise and judicious
exposition OF ths laws of the church
This subject was discussed until sdj ourn-
msnt. Frstsrnal delegates from the N.
E Church to this General Conference are
expected in Richmond this week. They
are Rev. John Wiley, D. D., Of Drew
Theological Ssminary,ssnd Gov. Foraker
OF Ohio.
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THE BALTIMORE SYNOD
Begins Its Sessions at the Cathedral Yes
terday.

terday.
BALTIMORE, Nay ia Synod of the
Bishops Of the Province OF Baltimore, be-
gan It's sessions at the Cathedral to-day.
the Bishops participating are Rt. Rev.
Thos. A. Becker, Of Wilmington, Del. ;
John ]. Ksin, Wheeling W Va; John Moore,
s.. Augustins, Fla John J. Kesue, Rich.
mond, Va, and Il. P. Northrop, Charles.
ton, S. c. The Synod will continue several
days; will discuss ecclesiastical matters,
and will probably Issue a plurisse general
pastoral based upon the DEGREES OF the last
Plenary Council The Synod may also
select three names to be forwarded to the
Pops, as Candidates for succession to the
Bishopric Of Wilmington, made vacant BY
the transfer Of Bishop Becker to Ssvan'
nah, Ga.
Tomorrow q meeting Of the Board OF
Directors OF the Catholic University will
be held. Archbishops John j, Wilbram,
Of Boston, aud Michael A. Carrigsn. Of
New York; Bishops J. Lancaster Spslding.
of Peoria. ILL.,, and John Ireland, Of ST.
Paul, MINI; Monsignor Riley, Drs. Foley
ard Chappell, Of St Matthews, Washing
ton, and Messrs. Eugene Kelly, Of New
York, and Michael jenkins, Of this city, will
attend the meeting.
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Prohibiting seditious Utterances'
SDsciaI 10 The Rsofsfsr. .


WAsuISGToN, May ll.-There is talk
about q law to prohibit sediious utterances
and agitation Of acls which lead TO VIC,
lence, such as have taken place ct Chicago
during the past ten days, and which have
been threatening Cincinnati. Several
statesmen are cudgeling their brains to in.
vent a proposition which can be worked in
10 practicable law which will punish all
such parsons as those foreigners at Chi
csgo who advised the roughs to arm them
selyes with internal machines, rifles, etc,
and it is likely that something will be
evolved which will prohibit the melting OF
any and all concerted moves which lead to
bloodshed and the destruction of property.
It ia q delicate and complicated question,
and those who have studied it say 1t is very
difficult to frame bill which will be con.
situtional and which will at the same time
90 far enough TO eradicate the evil
Interesting to Flour Men.
WAsHryGToY, May II In view OF the
necs. sity fer shippers Of flour from st,
Louis and other points along the Missouri
aud Mississippi rivers to make use OF the
Morgan Line OF steamers from New Or
leans to Havana via Key West in the ex
porlation of that com modify, the Collector
of Customs at New Orleans has been
authorized to consider New Orleans as the
port Of exportaticn in such cases within
the meaning of the regulations, and to al
low 10 drawback on bags which may be
shipped in future By said liue provided the
exporters produce, in addition TO the requis-
irs bill of iadipg Hbd return Of official in
spection. a certificate from the Collector
a. Key West that no -four in bags has been
landed at any port within his district BY
the vessel and on the voyage specified IN
the preliminary drawback entry filed at
New Orleans.
A Consul General Appointed.
WAsHINGToN, May II The President
to-day sent to the Senate the nomination
Of Clarence Ridgely WhItehouse, of Cali.
fornis, to be Consul General of the United
States at Kansj vice Warren Green
withdrawn.
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a1 Ior. Her better Than Lite. ;,

Well, then, Why don't you do something
to bring back the roses to her cheeks and
the light to her eyes? Don't you see she
suffering from nervous debility, the re-
suit of female veaknsssH A bottle OF DR..
Pierce "Favorite Prescription" viii bright
en- those pale cheeks and send new lne
through that wasting form. If you love
her axe heed.
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Strange Case of Rabies.

IJrrrE Rex, ARK, May Ia deg be-
lora;,g 20 Mr. A = Hall, farmer living
near CABOT, near this city, vent mao lss'
week, and among animals Which ~ ~0uhH
ed in its wanderings about the farm vas .
milk COW. The COW showed 70 signs OF
being affected BY the wound, and 1t was
thought that hydrophobis would not resalt
Yesterday, however, the Gov began showing
the symptoms Of the dreaded disease, and
at the same time the farmers two little
children, who had been nourished With the
cows milk, exhibited similar symptoms
and are in q critical condition, suffering
the most terrible sgonies. The other mem
bers of the family are also i'll, but their
SYMPTOMS are not go alarming as those OF
the children. and some hope is expresses
thAt they may recover.
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Looked, Rubbed His Eyes and Shot.

LOokouB huUUN" H' - =,
ST. LOUIS, No, May ll.-Hsnry vii.
lisus a eolored river boat hand, returned
none last night earlier than Vas expected
by his wife, snj found the latter in COM
p.omisipg position with Carl Fisher an
other colored citizen. After oeing con-
v;nesd that his eyes had not deceived him,
bs attacked Fisher, who fed, followed BY
the ;rats husband, who, upon overtSk'Dg
him. cred tvo shots into his right side;
vounding him fatally. Williams escaped
and has not been captured.
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A Prisoner Escaped.
A. DID,

MARrISsBURG, W. Va, May lin an
alteration that occurred this evening be-
tween Paul Sususner, q sAloOnist, and
Lew Sencindiver Strsusner threw Sencir-
diver out whereupon the latter reentered
and threw q brick at the formers head.
Strausper received severe cash in the
head from the brick, which shattered 3
handsome mirror. Sencindiyer was sent
to isil, but escaped tonight and is sall at
large.
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E...p.d From IN. woy.......

Last evening about ..sves o'clock s1
men attempted 20 e,caps from tbs
~orkhouse. Aod Eve Of them
sgosesded. Four Of those vho escspsd
ssfs named Rsnney. O O'Bien. Faliou snd
Cordry. The name Of the othss
cosld net be learned fbsy
got oat By tearing sssy some boards
which aad rotted away shsfe they entered
The ground. The last man 10 make ths T.
tempt vss fron Martins Pasy. sad b
vss capenrsd
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rltt.burx 'strik.r..
PITTsBURe LABOR SITUATION.

Combinations OF Employer Forming
Against Labor Demands.
PrrrsBUKa, May 1.-The Aanufsctur-
ers' Association OF brass, iron, steam and
sas filters, representing ninety.eig per
cent of the manufacturers in these lines in
the United States. met here today and
unanimously resolved .Aessi 10 hours should
constitute day for their employees and
that they would also be allowed hours
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AVanorabls a Rabbi Dead.

NEWARK, N. j., May ll.-Rs6bi lsidOre
KaIisch died IN this city this morning.sged
20 wears. BE was ths author Of numerous
works of church literature.
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THE STRIKE SITUATION,
A General Strike of SWitchmen at
Indianapolis.
SITUATION At CHICAGO YESTERDAY.
The Railroads Handling All Freight---The
Pittsburg Strikers--.General
Labor News.

INDIANAPOLIS, May IA general strike
Of switehmen has Just been insugurated
on every road centering here except the ].
3. 4 W. because non-anion manWas en-
by the Vandslis road.
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The Maxwell Jury Not We, s.our.s.

ST. LOUIS. May 1.-The work Of select.
ing Jury still continues In The Brooks,
ahss Maxwell. case. Il 10 not expected
that the examination OF Witnesses will be-
gin before next Monday.
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Felix Laferty Very III.

CLAREsBURG, W. Va, May l2.-0n yes
terdsy evening commercial man by the
name OF Felix Lstferty was taken very i'll
of pneumonia The best Of medical ss,
sistsnce was summoned. He died in this
city this morning at the Cork Hotel 1t is
reported be represented Greer / Laiug, OF
Wheeling,
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HoRsRsED's AOIO PHOSPHATE,
Ay.luabls Remedy fs, GTpysl.

DrTH. NEwLISD, Jr., 81. Louis, Mo,
says. II have used i. in diseases OF the
urinary organs, such Is gravel, and partic-
ulsriy spermatorrheA, with very good re-
suIts' and think il q very valuable remedy
IN those diseases"
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Iy,,hmm Inv.,,,prip Riu.s.

BELFAST, May 1.-The Belfast papers
publish to-day an Advertisement inviiing
tenders Of %. 900 Snyder rf "a and the ssns
number Of bsyoneis. 10 Dc delivered st An
trim on or before June ] p.xt
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Fatally htabbsd.

BRGxDosvLLE, W. Va, May ll.-sup.
day evening Charles LstaeI, a shoemaker.
killed John Seib, saddl-maksr, by stso-
bipg him through the heart. The cause
OF the ARRAY is not known.
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SPECIAL MESSAGE

From the Prssidsnt-Aecsptane OF the
Bartholdi Statue.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE President
sent three special messages to Congress to-
day. One Of them recommends necessary
legislation to provide for the assembling
of special session Of the Utah Legislature
to meet the difficulties arising from the re-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-12

Ihe Lathrop school building Wss sur.
mounted By tower which for some time
mad been considered unsafe. IL had been
ts!cs condemned This morning the
Oal'diDg was crowded with children, many
IL whom went nearly frantic
ssi'n grief over the appalling darkness
Saieh preceded the tempest The wind
eN7pi nsdly across Broadway from the
.es' and seemed to cona sntrste its force
- descent upon the tower, which yielded
s'tn q crash, and carrying down the
AsSsy bell plunged through the inter
rSang doors to the basement
as nam Sallding Is g mass Of rIins with
- me shattered walls One wing vas com
AfshVely uuiDjursd and the scholars there
-unaft' In the main building. however,
rHE EFFECT WAS AWFUL.
.tsI Gs IialiinE soOrs precipitsted the terri6sS
IA - = q -.