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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-22
THE DEATH LIST
SMELLS GREATER And GREATER.
An Awful Record of the Billiards. Fatal
Fury,
JUDGE KINNEY'S TERRIBLE STORY
He Claims That Over One Thousand People
Have PeriShed.

CHICAGO, January 2l.--A Nebraska
City, Neb, special says: Judge J. +.
Kinney, agent of the Yankton Sioux Indian
agency, i'll Dakota, arrived here yesterday,
after being nj e days Oh the road. Five
days were necessary Tor the party to travel
Thirty miles The thermometer during
the five days was at 10 below zero most of
the time. The Judge gays the loss of life
IN Dakota has been greatly underestima-
ted, as the Dakota papers have tried TO cover
it mp. lie describes the scene which took
place OH board the cars: The coal was run
ming low; the passengers were crowded INTO
one car, trying TO keep warm; two babies
perished; the men discarded all the outer
garments they could spare and gave them
to the ladies and children. Finding these
not enough, they brought mail sacks from
the postal car and wrapped the children
up in them. While at one station
in Romhomme county the Judge
says nineteen frozen bodies were brought
into the depot in one day. In R0nhOmme
county the list of dead will reach fully
100 The estimates % made at GanktOn
Yesterday Of the loss Of life thraughOut the
Territory figure no over LOCO. The cOun-
ties where the loss of life was the largest
are: Ronhomme, 100; Hutchinson, II;
Lincoln, Is; Beadlc, -; Sphinx, T.; Hand,
10; WaId, II.
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DISTRICT ATT0RNEYSHIP
of the District of Columbia-HOn. JOIN
Blair Hoge CompIImented.

of the District of Columbia-Hon. John
Blair Hoge CompIImented.
Spscia telegram to he sunday Register.
WASHINGTON, January 2l.-There is
considerable interest manifested here in
the appointment of United States Attorney
for this district There are number OF
aspirantS, among whom are Mr. John PAU
Jones, Senator Voorhees, nephew, and
Hon. John Blair HOge, ex-Congressman
from the Martinsburg, w. Va, district
Both Of these gentlemen have been residing
in this city for several years, and each has
strong backing for the position. Judge
Hoge is earnestly supported for
I position by quite a number Of the
most prominent attorneys practicing at
this bar He is regarded as the most
capable of any of the numerous applicants.
lie was a candidate for the position OF AS
sociate Justice on the Supreme bench OF
the District Of Columbia last spring, when
Judy" Montgomery was appointed, amd his
many friends were greatly disappointed
because the President did not appoint
him. 1t il stated on pretty good author
iiy, that Mr.. Cleveland, few days since
rendered the District Attorneyship to Hon.
naldolph Tucker, of Virginia. Mfr. Tuck
er has served several terms in Congress
and was Chairman of the Judiciary Com
mittce OF the House of Representatives,
and it il said that when he was rendered
the District Attoneyship this week he de-
rlinrl II
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-22
NEGOTIATIONS OPENED
Be'w"cn Che Strikers and tho JieadinG
Road OnClHls,

be ""rh the N'''he'H """ '''' '''''"H
Road Officials
PHILADELPHIA, January 2l.-A I">S
corrr.rnudrnt at Pottsyillc states tha;
...,;,... t..,,,.o.r ,bo
i''-"'''''"''. ',''
officials oil the 'rauihE C"'' "i'" l'"'' No'''-
pauy, and the Joint Executive Committee
r,nr,.artin, tLr miners organization,
.ul,;.t, ,,,,. -.s,,l, -, brir,,irr the strike Of
NV - ''''' ,-....,.
the 2f,""' ah'hT''l'e H'I''I9 "' SP''"S
end
Tr.gn pacnli,tiors have not progressed
4. .-,--..., -, ,,,fJoDt
$780,. ..,i, o,,,.a,J b,,t ot
prediction that they VIII 'N''c'u' nut "'
the present stage the outlook - iavorah'c
60, rssr,nDtion of work Inv the miners
.,',.., .t,n. ,l,o ,,.boIo .,rc.tion of
"''"'' q F''"-l ,r,..,,,.
wages IN ana ABOUT The mines S''"'' TX SUI"
mittcd to arbitration.
Thcmere fact that sUchnegotauonsarel IN
! pr0"TtsS hctwCcn the representatives, "I 'he
Cral and iron company Hnd Tue TePi''th
atives Of the miners and mine ianorerS OF
| ganizatians ls by itself OF the utmost I'M
portance, and the announcement VIII ne
surprise to the business world, ~mch mas
| thus far been acquainted only with the
outyyard appearance of the situation.
II il uonossiblr at this time to state hy
ram, thp authority nr the authorities inF
| those atnt,mcnts hut that thrv ar" per
| t.ctiv trnr ia bry0Ed the shadow oi
5onht The relations between the com
~. ..,..,-.r ..g,-.tr,,,tap y,lf,l
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-22
Y WATI|NG.
THE ATTITUDE IN CENTRAL EUROPE.
The Conflict Between Russia and Austria
Only Delayed.
A FEELING THAT 1T MUST COME,
And the Sooner the Better for Francis JO-
Seph's Empire.

BERLIN, January 2l.-Since the official
organ of the German army, the NHtar
HrcbwJldU, gave It's luminous cUmpari
son of the strength OF the frontier forces OF
Germany and Russia, the discussion of the
situation has elected nothing more
definite than the semi.Ofiicial state.
ment in several papers today that
despite the arrival of additional
Russian troops on the frontier
the German government for the present
will not orier the counter movement
necessary TO squalIe the strength OF the
two forces This is one OF several indica-
tiOns that the government believes war has
been delayed. The reports reaching the
War Office touching the breaking down OF
the Russian transport service, the waste Of
munitions, the defective commISsaIiat and
the starvation and disease in the Russian
army enable the announcement To he made
that Germany maintains a waiting attI-
tude
On The russian side the discovery that
1t would be impossible to open effectively
an early campaign has caused the war
party 10 mcdrfy its tone The Moscow
Gu:,H, yesterday indicated the pacific
policy of Russia II declared that peace
was assured unless Russia should be pro-
voked by aggressive acts of her nriGhbors.
| The N0rOC IrCmgG protests the Russian
ornaments are purely for defense.
Although convinced that WAL IL ineyita-
BILE aud that it would be preferable for
Austria sooner than later, Count kalnoky
persists in waiting kussia's time Puhlic
sentiment in Vienna and Prsth displays
irritation over the position. The Hun
garian pIpers charge kalnoky with too
great sub ervicnce To Bismarck and urge
that action he taken without waiting for
an order from Berlin. The truth of the
position, however, is that Prince Bismarck
has already fully posS. sS"d Count kalnoky
Of the fIrt that German initiative To war
is impossible, leaving the Austrian govern-
ment free toopeu h"~tihIies when 1t DEEMS
time ripe
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-22

Trrr~wEG, January 2l.-Thc report
that the NcGowan gos well at CaunonS'
hur,h. Ia, was flowing oil ut the rate OF
I'D barrels an hour caused break in the
oil market of four cents this afternoon.
The market opened strong at 81 &c aud ad,
vluccd TO g3.c when the news OF the well
,yrs received and in a lew minutes values
broke to -gtc, amid the greatest excitement,
At LEO O'Clock, however, there was
slight ea,tion aud prices recovered to 9oc,
The Mctiowam well was entirely uueNpect-
pI Il has been 4 'Ga~ser' tor fifteen
r.rY,hs bat 1t vas drilled deeper, with The
result stated. Trading WAS heavy all
molH'ug
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4 RFD-HOT WAR
Retweon Temperance and Liquor EIc-
mentz-AGts OF OutIawry.

Retwecn Temperance and Liquor Etc
ment--Aets OF Ou,lawry.
CHICAGO January 2l.-A dispatch from
Kingston Ont, says: Ia retaliation for tn.
hard fight being made by the temperance
people OF Leeds county eleven buildings
have been burned at Irish Creek. The
Methodist Church and tannely have been
burned at KcmptyjIle and five cOnstuhjes
have been stoned and assaulted DE- Fer
guson, NJ. f., and three others. one of them
a minister, were asSailed and threatened
with murder. Two dcacOns of Baptist
church have been warned to dismiss their
minister or have their church burned The
Temperance people are uudismayed, how
ever, aud have had forty or fifty tavern
keepers fined, have seut three offenders to
the peniteutiary and have had the assail-
auta OF constables fined $500.
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COMING MAIN.
Big Fight Between west Virginia and
ohio Bird-,

'''~ n,.,. ,,,n,,.
............... -. -, .u..;,,
IN. 'H>N,' '"n.''' S''''''
from tITNersbufS W. a. say. \ COCK
iny main was fought last night between
Dr.., .r.I l,rsftou yfirsrn lruri.rs. Rear
r... ..... 1850, IL. ,.,.., ,,,;. ..;,,
''''.>'''''' ",.'.,'
IH~ !.i "'~ ".'''' '' / ''''"' ana ''. -t''' 81,
tara.t in To- tie tan, "i sewer" a2""''"
about o'riork. Num6er4 Of the boys
r...-. a,n.. h-,,.. 1r, ro.a OF Them On
'' ,.. ...............-,t,..l-....
p's''''' any "''''' ''7'''' ''o'' o''' ''' "',''
ION o.. .he referee. In the hrSt hSht "A'"
cu.yrrd black rel. weight live pounds
,r.l ..v,n olrrrs. Grafton a gray OF samv
...... Tho f.bt yas q r,rrI,- and
-. = ,rb.
Ia, .'.' '5T'uI""u' ''-', ,.;..i.,i,
n'''> ,''' "'',,., ,,., ''' '''t''''' ''' '''
-.. "sg' -.3 , b1-,.,-.~,5 I:-I
-' N.t.'"" ~ NJ" 80 -. Gb;, ~
weight "'s r'",',', ,rh, nF,i, c,,l
n."' l,", ....' ,..,I, ,f,,,,,, ,mr.. ,o1
"'" ''' ~, ~, - ,n,o tE. Iif , hf,r-
.,'...'' ~. w. - t,,,r ,,,r,.Jl ,,nrt.rn
'.u' -.'G G,.3, tIn.,-nd ,f i've nonnds
"""'.,. ,.'' .rn. ,,r,,, 5isrr,ved the hesf
wv .-ff.;, i, this n,bt and finally killed
-. -, ,,,,.,, ~ .hr tirh fy. purse so.
G~',Irnn entered a handsome Dom
;,,rl .,.., NJ five mounds. fourteen ounces:
/ DI,i..4 bI4rL.-rti of siN mounds iGur ounces.
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PIG IRON PRODUCT
OF the south In 1887 An Encouraging
Increase.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, January III
The 7rdi,,m0n has complied from reports
of the American Iron and Steel Associ.
alton the production Of pig iron ia the
South in ISL, representing thr following
States: Maryland, NirEinia, Wet Nlr-
ginia, Kentucky, North Carolina, Ten
nc-sec, Georgia, Alabama and Texas. The
totil output was 9!9, i3G tons, an increase
nt thirty per cent IN two years, and rep
;r-cnts one-cighth OF the total pro.
duction Of the United Statc- The total
number ui furnaces IA blast .lhnucry LIST.
l~-~ in the States Tamrd was charcoal
-, coke ~, anthracite |. The iECreas"
of production of l--6 over l--G has been
~ follows in th,Statrs named: Maryland
llG per cent, Virginia : per cent, North
Carolina l03 per cent, Georgia ~ per
II per cent, Alabama - per cent, Texas
~ per cent, West Virginia ~ per cent,
Kentcky II per cent, Tennessee - per
cent. Alabama produced 292, 762 tons IN
l~-7, Tennessee 2jO. 3ii. Virginia -, ~,
West Virginia -?,3ll, Kcutucky 4lj. 9o1,
Georgia iO,9i7, Maryland -, ~, Texas
( 81, North Carolina 4, go.
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Turnaccmcn'- Wage. Reduced.

READING, Pa, January 2l. The
Brooke Iron Co., which operates two aip
furnaces and nail works at Eirdshoro, this
county, to-day posted mp the following no.
tee addressed TO the furnace rHp!oyrs
only: Owing TO the price Of prg iron,
We must ask you TO accept a reduction the
lst of February, to the wages pad before
the lls. advance. The iron has te.n
costing more than we re eive Tor it, aud as
similar reduction has been made at sew.
eral other furnaces, We hope You will
checriully accept it. .'
Some time ago the men received len per
cen, advance The employees have taken
no action.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-22
CAHLI~LE'S POSITION
The House Must Act without suggest
fr.,,., Hin,

The House Must Act without suggestion
from Him.
WA~uINGToN, January 2l.-Au AsSo.
cinlrd Press reporter tonight inquired Ct
Speaker Carlisle what truth there WAS in
the report that he would on Monday send
a letter to the House request
ing that the TEocbc Carlisle case be
re- opened aud that committee he sent to
the Sixth Kentucky district. The Speak
cr authorized the following denial Of the
report TO b" made public:
Il have moi contemplated such a etep.
The HOUSE must take its own course IN the
csc without dirtatlon OF attempted dirta.
tlNM from me.
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\ BIG STRIKE.
Thieves Rurglarilc a safe and Secure
Valuable JrwrIry.

Thieves Burglarilc safe and Secure
Valuable JewrIry.
PIrTsBURG, PA January 2l.-At two
o'clock this morning a gang Of burglars
visited the ewelry store a. Benz. +. Phil
lips, North Jackson, OHIO, ten miles from
Youngstown. They bored OIL the lock,
drilled two holes in the safe and blew II
open with dynamite, completely wrecking
IT and securing gold watchra diamonds
and iewelry amounting to $1,000 On
Thursday Mr. Phillips received = package
Of gold watches and irwelry, valued at
81. 200, from G. s. Garrett u Co. Of Pitts
burg, and the same day received over $500
worth of rings from New York
Mr. Phillips believes Pittshurg crooks
followed the package to North Jackson,
and then worked the burglary. There was
considerable money in the cash drawer
which was not touched. The safe also
contained nearly 81 600 in notes, that were
partly burned by the explosion. -Four
strangers were seen leaving North Jack
son early this morning, and it is supposed
they are the thieves. Detectives mc now
working up the case.
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SchcdnIc Cnmmnlttce Meet..

PTrTsEURN, PA, January 2l.-Harry
Wright, of Philadelphia, w II, Watkins
Of Detroit, and Horace h. Phillips, Of this
city, composing the Schedule Committee
OF the National Base Elll League, met
here at II o'clccl; this morning to arrange
a schedule Tor the coming season. The
committee will be in session all day. 1t
is moi likely that the proceedings will be
made public before the annual meeting of
the League in March.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-22

You are feeling depressed, your appetite
Is poor. YOU are bothered with Headache,
you are Hdgety, nervous, and generally out
Of sorts and want to brace M. BRACE up,
but not with stimulants, spring medicines,
OF Eeyrs. which have tor their basis very
cheso. bad whisky, and which stimulate
You 10. m hour, and then leave you IN
worse condition than before What you
want Is an alternative that will purify your
blood, start healthy action Of Liver and
Kidneys, restore your vitality, and give
renewed health and strength. Such \
medicine y0u will find in Electric Eitters.
and only 80 cents bottle at Logan u Co. =
Drug Store.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-22
4 TOTAL FAILURE.
The Fishery Negotiations Will End

The Fishery Negotiations Will End in
Talk.
New YORK, January 2l.-An Ottawa
special says: Dispatches to the leading
papers Of the Dominion from Washington
and Canadians returning from Washington
are unanimous in stating that the fisheries
negotiations are now conceded by all, ex-
cept Joseph Chamberlain, Sir Charles
Tupper and their assistants to be conf
plete failure. The early iutimations pub
ishrd rs to the results Of the conference
are fully confirmed 1t is believed thar
in order TO cover up the failure some sort
OF q recommendation Will be made having
the effect Of indefinitely postpOning the
questions raised Reports from all sources
concur in the statement, on the authority
OF prominent American Representatives
and Senators, that any serious effort TO
arrive n u settlement at the present June
turc on the only terms acceptable TO Can
ada would bc cIltCtuNlly blocked in Con-
,fTt.g
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-22
4 CrIminnI DrtIcs the Conrt.

HUDSON, y. Y, January 2l.-Iudge
Edwards to-day re-sentcnccd Oscar R.
Beckwith, the Austerlitz murderer, 10 he
hanged March !, between the hours of 10
4. nj. and , p m. The prisoner received
his sixth death sentence with the same
defiance he has the five previous, and
launched into an excited TRADE against The
Courts, lawyers and juro.s, and continued
his haraugue until checked by the Court.
In being taken back to his cell, he kept mp
running giuveCtiveagainsi everybody who
had any connection with the CISe.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-22
Wool MARKET.


of an Advance.
New YORK, January 2l.-Bradst?ect' :
will sag to-day:
Wool continues quir! in all the East
crn markets, ana r.i"o:' are only steady
Manufacturers are huyirg cautiously for
nearby requirements. A. the season adj
,anccs it growq more aud NOR" probable
that the majority OF heavyweight goods
will br soil at th" SAME prize ~ last year
or at lower prices; there are no signs oi an
advance. Freight rates from California 10
New York HavO been advanced 10 p per
pound on secured and lC on greasy wool.
The Boston market IL inactive. Cloth
iers are not buying heavyweight goods
with much freedom. and the manufacturers
do not increase their purchases Of material,
not knowing Just what will he wanted
Holders, however are firm, and III" range
of quotations is unchanged. Some Job lots
have lately been cleaned out There Is 4
fair inquiry for Ohio ileecrs, except the
finest; Michigan y stock sells moderately
at 2S, per pound No features appear in
Territory, Texas or California supplies, and
carpet wool i quiet. Current quotations
for leading descriptions are as ioiIowg, with
comparisons:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-22

hoy.In"nts Of Citiz.ns aud tho Coming
4ri Going OF Str"nL""s.

4ri Going OF Str,,nL"Ts.
Sheriff liandlan j. in Washington City.
Charles F. Wayman, I. s. 4 IL at the
Mcclure House.
W. II Dnvall, "f W,lIsburg, was in
town yesterday.
Miss Ncttir Gaymann, al Sruih Eoti
street. has returned from AN extended vl-lt
to Pittsburgh friends.
Mr.. 4. y. Howe and sOn RtlphIa, of
this city, are visiting with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. G.. II. Howe, at CishOct0n, q.
George Gaymann, a popular rnrravrr at
Hobbs, Br0ckunler " Co, has gone to t""-
toria, To accept a similar situation there.
Miss Sallic Tucker, Of Grafton, wll" las
been visiting Miss ANNE Tucker, "n IhIr-
ty-third street, returned humc yr~trIH.y.
Mrs Maggie Becker, OF Marietta, o.
whn has been visiting Mr.. Charles becker,
on Thmty-third street, has returned h"m".
Misses BirdIe and Maggie Miller amd
Annie Mr,iann. Of keyser, az" Visiting
Mrs. Charles Reilly, on T"entyaMlh
street.
Mr.. T. Lynch and wife, Of Columbus,
. are IN the city on their wedding tour.
They are the guests of Mrs. II. Renner, 0i
the South side. After spendlnga a few day]
here they will leave for New York, which
they intend making Il -ir future home.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-22
sIcKcnna'- Militia Bn.

WA-HINGroN, January 2l.-The House
Committee on the militia today had under
discussion Representative McKenna's bill,
amending the laws governing the militia
Of the United States. The hill
provide, for the establishment of a
Bureau of Militia in the War Department
for the purpose Of aiding and giving neces-
-,rv instruction aud all useful information
toward increasing the efficiency Of the
Satnmiii,il: aud Tor the division OF the mil
iriI ui the several States into organized and
reserve classes, including every able-bodled
man between l. and - years oi age. The
Committee deferred action upon the bill
and has invited the Secretary Of W2r to
submit his views upon the proposed amend
mruts.
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snrnI,ichI MI.faI,e.Ins Man.

CINcINNATI, January 2l.-La~i night
Matsada Sorakichi and Lem M,Gregory
wrestled in the People $ Theatre. Sorakich
was to throw the kid" three times in
thirty minutes. The Jap forced his op-
ponent down twice in thirteen minutes,
hut was unable to obtain a third fall.
The stakes were awarded to McGrrgory.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-22
THE VIRGINIA HEQUI~GrION.



livery of tho Prisoners.
Governor Wilson this morning cOnSid
cred the question Of delivering the prison,
ers, Kent Todd and Il. w. Brown, Of Taze.
well Court House, on a requisition from
from the Governor Of Virginia. The pris
onerr were represented by General {. c.
Watts, W. L. Thompson and Walter
ter Aslby. and the NlrginiI officers were
represented by kenua ~ Chiffon. Evi-
dcnCc was submitted proving that the
prisoners were not wanted in Virginia for
prosecution, hut simply to get the money
nom them which they had won
at cards The Governor refused 10 order
their delivery for the reason that there
were not sufficient grounds for such order,
and they were released. This X the first
reqnisillon from Virginia that Governor
Wilson has refused to honor, although
there have been number OF cases like
this from Virginia and PcnH~s lvania in
which the delivery Of the prisoners were
sought for ether purposes than lor prose
Cutlon the Governor, therefore, determine
cd to put a stop 10 this
The young gentlemen under arrest have
had perfect liberty and could have escaped
had they 50 desired, hut they preferred tC
remain and hr regularly discharged, as
they we're sure they were not liable ia
praslcutiOn C&u,it>ipu %hir.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-22

MINNEhrOIIs, MISN., January 2l.-
10 regard to the Nebraska City, Ncb.,
special quoting Indian Agent Kinney to
the eject that the loss of lie in Dakota
by the blizzard has been greatly under
estimated and the total loss will ignre up
to .OOO, Mr.. J. s. McLain, editor of thr
Jomnal, says: This statement is an evident
absurdity. Future reports arc rather like
ly to decrease than increase the list
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-22
ShTUHK'> HIGHWAY ; .
no,rD.or ,,oAt- ana H"epuuu Along 30"

n,,rv. 81 toat- snd H"en""" Along 30"
Oii"
The marks on the lauiing In-i ~'"nlng
at : o'clock, iudirA'rd feet inches
and falling, a fall OF foot ! ln'H"- IN the
past hour,. -,
The Ire is running very htayy and the
lccal packets arr Laid NJ.
The Louis \. Shirley lett yesterday al
,ernoon at ; O'Clock for Cincinnati, with Il
fair trip.
Two hargcs were sunk by the john K
at Point Pleasant, one belonging to The
Ellie Lyman TowhOat Company, loaded
with slack and nut coal from th" Black
Band mines, and tire other belonging to
Captain K. X. Ballard, Of Cincinnati,
loaded with lump coal from the kann"N'
Mining CUmpany'~ ulur--
The marks from abo,y yesterday "eT,.
Parker feet inches and falling; cola.
Oil CITY. frozen; cloudy and snow; Nor
gantown, ; feet and stationary; cold.
Greensboro, II feet inches and sta
tiOnary.
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RESULT OF An OLD FEUD.
Michael Murphy Fatally Stabbed 10y His
Wite'S Cousin.

Michael Murphy Fatally Stabbed 10y His
Wite'S Cousin.
NEW YORK, January 2l.-An old teud
between Michael Murphy, son in law Off.
Harrington, the big meat dealer and his
wirc's cousin, jeremiah Murphy, last
night resulted in the probable murder Of
Michael by the latter Michael was stand
iug at The corner Of F0rty-sccoud street
aut Third avenue when jeremiah walked
up and deliberately stabbed him twice in
rhe groin with a terribly sharp knife fully
,sx inches long The assassin ran away as
Michael fell, but WAS arrested at the
Grand Central depot Michael was re-
moved to his house where the surgeons
pronounced his wounds fatal. lie revived
sufficiently TO identify the murderer and
make a statement to IN" coroner.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-22

NEW YORK, January 2l-The French
steamship Gascoguv, for Hayre, and the
Switzerland, for Antwerp, coliided oil
Robbins Reef lighthouse, in the upper
bay about o'clock to-day. The Swlt%er,,
Land ran into the GasCogue's starboard
quarter as both were proceeding to sea
The damage done Is not definitely known
as vet. but the Switzerland was compelled
TO return to her dock in Jersey City. The
Gasccgne ran down to the lower bay and
anchored. It is thought that no person
was injured.