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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11
LIQUOR CASES.
T. ~. DoIan Goes to jail to Test tho Valid
iiy of "a Law.

7. ~. Dolan Goes To jail to Test the valid
iiv of "a Law.
The cases of the eighteen men charged
with breaking the law in regard TO selling
spiriIuous liquors in MARSHALL county, are
still going on, and yesterday one Of the
number, Mr.. y. b. Dolan, of BenwOOd,
went TO Jail in order TO test the validity of
the law passed by the Legislature which
provides that man breaking the State
liquor law he held in the sum of 800 for
the next grand jury, and he can also be
held in the sum Of $500 az n guarantee
that he will not again break the law he
tween that time and the said meeting of
the grand jury, and it is this point that
the counsel for the defendants, Col. Arnett,
proposes tn contest ~ heing invalid For
this purpose Mr.. DOlan went TO Jail in
order that writ oi hdJEdg corpus can he
sworn out and the matter tested. This
will probably he done to-day, and the re-
suit will he looked for with interest by a
great many citizens.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11
REV. FATHER CULL'S DEATH.
A Noted Divine Taken From His Field of
Labor,


Rev. Father d. b. Gull, of st. Johns
Church of Bellaire, died yesterday morning
of heart disease and rheumatism. The
reverend gentleman had been sick since
Christmas, and although his case WAS criti-
cal at times, his many friends felt that he
would recover. For two days he lay in a
state nigh on to death, and Yesterday
morning when his soul departed to the
great beyond, it was great shock 10 the
community.
Father Gull was born at Chillicothe, q.
in lSlS, where most of his relatives now
reside. He was educated at st. Mary ;
College, Cincinnati, and after receiving the
hOnOrs of priesthood the Catholic Church
at Portsmouth o., called him to take
charge OF that parish. In 1877 Father
Gull found Bellaire promising field for
his church work and went 10 that city
BY earnest and continual labor he built m
one Ot the largest congregations in Eastern
ONO. IL took years 10 free st. Johns
Church from debt, hut this faithful worker
kept ut the wheel until the parish was in
good standing financially.
In lSSG the reverend gentleman found
that his parish had grown 10 A. 10 require
larger and better quarters and some ele-
CANT property on north Guernsey street
was purchased. Had Father Gull lived, it
would have been but short time ere a
magnificent church building would have
reared its proportions from the new site
referred to above.
Deceased was we'll known all over Ohio
and his friends in West Virginia were not
few. As IN orator he had great power and
the people and press OF this section will feel
the loss OF his departure.
For some years he had been troubled
with rheumatism aud heart trouble, the
effect OF the latter trouble sometimes con
lining him to the house for weeks. The
time lor the funeral has not been set. but
his remains will be inferred at Chillicothe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11

MILWAUKEE. January lO--A special ia
the Erujag Wisconsin from Madison, Wis.
SAYS. To-day the Wisconsin Supreme
Court. through Justice Cassidy, in the case
ot Paul Grottkau, OF Milwaukee, appealed
on writ of error, affirmed the Judgment
uI the Milwaukee Municipal Court, and
directed the execution OF the sentence.
The several errors assigned in the eXcep.
tons are all based on the refusal of the
trial OF the Court to set aside the verdict
aud grant q new trial. The grounds for
the request OF such new trial were the
generality OF the verdict aud the misCOn-
duct OF the jury.
Ey the Judgment of the Supreme Court
Grnttkau will he forced 10 go to Jail for
one year according To the decision of the
tupl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11
BUNNIE INDICATED.
MISS CAMPBELL GETS $4,000 DAMAGES
FROM BABY BUNTING.
A Big Crowd Hear the VsriCt-Grssei by q
Low Whistle of Surprise-Sl.0O0 Extra
for Lawyers Fees-A Suspension
Of Judgment Granted.

! NEW YORK, January lO.-There was
again IN extraordinary crowd in Part ".
of the Supreme Court this morning, aud
so large that the doors could not he closed.
The space within the bar was impassable
! As soon ~ il was made known last even
ing that the jury in the Camp
breach of promise case had agreed npon a
verdict, the belief became universal that
"Bunnie Campbell" ~ the plaintifl has
Mr.. Arbuckle in his letters, had been sue
cesstul and the announcement of the cx-
act amount that had been awarded 10 her
was impatiently awaited. At 1890 o clock
this morning the jury, with No. absent,
were escorted TO their seats through PR
vate door, and the foreman drew the sealed
verdict from his pocket. Neither plaintiff
nor defendant was in court, and eN.,Iudge
Fullerton of the complanant's counsel,
was the only principal lawyer present.
Judge Beach read the verdict without
change of COuutenanee and then handed il
to Clerk Lyon TO make known. The clerk
read that $40, UUO had been awarded 10
Miss Campbell because of the failure o
Charles ArbuCkle, the millionaire coffee
merchant, 10 keep his promise Of marriage
with the plaintil.
The announcement was greeted with APP
plause and low pitched whistles that were
quickly sllenced. Lawyer Rushmcre. ui
the prosecution, immediately asked for
extra allowance. Mr.. Fullerton seconded
the motion and congratulated the defence
on The smullness of the amount Lawyer
lilney, oi the defence, opposed the motion,
hut Judge Eeach granted Dummies "
counsel 81 GOO. Mr. rilney then moved To
set aside the verdict as excessive aud against
the weight OF evidence. This was denied.
but Baby Bunting was allowed stay oi
execution and entry Of Judgment for forty
five days III which he can decide whether
10 pay 50, coo 10 Cuckoo" or to appeal
the case. The latter course will probably
be adopted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11
DE PAUW's WILL.
One of the Heirs Makes Preparation to
Ihc I-nINnrnlIN.

One of the Heirs Makes IA Preparation to
tho University.
CHICkCu, January TO- 4 special from
indianapolis, Ind, says: Mrs A. J. McIu-
tosh, the eldest daughter of the late W
q, DE Pauw, of New Albany, who has Ell
tered suit against the executors. heirs,
lcgatces and hpncliCiarics undrt the will,
has submitted proposition to Alexander
Bowling, the resident aitornry OF the IS
tate, in which Hhe oilers 10 90 Into III
agreement with the hrirs.at luw to observe
the supposed last will of her father Ia To-
gard to the payment of hoJun.tH t. chui-
ties AMI public institutions should she
succeed in h-akingt the wi II and to pledge
tu IT,. miro csl:,i, to the discharge Of
these obligations. Unless tia, t. appro,rd
hy the uih,l natural hvlr, II the wall is
brol:cu He entire estate will revert 10 the
De r.uw family and the other leg tees
will receive no part oi the amounts be-
qu,Ithed to them.
The viii devoted about $lj OUO 10 De
PAW University, and about ~ much
more tor the Methodist Conference. The
estate lmvtntorird over ST., UuD, ,UOO, and he
left about SO, 900 To Mrs. Mcintosh, his
eldest child. The defendants will be rep
resented in the contest hy great array of
talent, including Senator Voorhees, and
cy Senators Harrison and Mcdonald.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11
STATE X. OF l..
The West Virginia Assembly Meets at
keyser Yesterday.
Syrrtgr u Esprr5D ,1 'bs Rgyiygr

The West Virginia Assembly Meets at
keyser Yesterday.
Special Tlsgram 10 its Register
KEYsER, W. Va, January l0-The
State Assembly of the X. OF l.. met in this
city to-day. Delegates a present from
nearly every county, representing the
various branches of the order in West Vir-
Wnia. The convention was called to order
early, and remained in session nearly all
day. Most OF the business transacted was
OF q routine character. Quite a breezy
discussion was provoked by resou-
tion advocating the abolition of the
revenue tax on tobacco. After spirited
debate the resolution WAS passed by n
large majority. Tonight Z. r. Mcclure,
or New York, addressed large audience
IN the hall McGuirc IL q member OF the
Executive Committee and one Of the most
entertaining talkers ot the order. His ad-
dlesS WAS listened To hmarkcd attention
by the delegates.
The election Of officers will take place
tomorrow
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11
OUIETING DOWN. .
TIE Cherokee Trouble About Settled.
Mayes Holds the Fort.

TIE Cherokee Trouble About Settled.
Mayes Holds the Fort.
CHuAGu, January lO-A special from
TahIcquah, l. r, says The Cherokee
National Council was organized here yes
tvrdpy after one months wrangiug The
Investigating Of the contest for seats re-
suited in the seating OF two members of
the lower House, making the House now
stand Nationals ~, DOwnings -. Chief
Mayrs issucs proclamation for new
election in the COocuski district, where
there is tie aud a contest. The Senate
also disposed OF two contests and seated
onr Downing and one National member
There IL still one vacant in the Senate
over which there has been a wrauglC for a
week. and it is not known to whom it will
20 No further trouble Participated and
the question OF allotment Of lands and
leasing uu Tn" Cherokee "trip will soon be
taken mp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11
NR. AULkNER'SW WORK
A BILL DESIGNED TD pn JUSTICE To WEST
VIRGINIA SOLDIERS
O. Psv Expense, Incurred 10 tue Fitting On, and
Furnishing State I-aPs--A Matter o.
Loas DELAYED Jususs-Ouer
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11
THE WOOL TARIFF.
Sow Ynrk Manufacturers Opposed to
Repeal of the Duty.

N,W AOlk manufacturers bpphHeh W ~
Repeal of the Duty.
ALBANY, N. Y, ,Janury lO.-Tbe ErR-
u,g .Iowu@ publishes to-day replies from
about score Of wool manufacturers doing
business within radius Of one hundred
miles or Albany as to the Presidents 5
recommendation to put raw wool on the
tree list. With one exception replies are
against the change Almost unanimously
manufacturers maintain the abolition OF
the tarllt on wool would soon he followed
by u movement for the abolition Of the
tlnG on manufactured wooden goods.
There is some difference OF opinion rs to
thy question whether the farmers would
kill OIL their sheep in the event OF the abO-
liiou ct the wool tariff Most Of the
manufacturers agree that the sheep indus.
t,y would receive a serious blow should
the tlrill he abolished
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11
GAINED HANDSOMELY.
Mr.. G. schncpf, President Of ZIon's Church,
SURPRISED.

Mr.. G, Schncpf PreHident oi IIon's Church.
Surprised.
The Benevolent Society of lions Luth-
eran Church presented Mr.. G. SChnepf, the
druggist, with gold headed cane last
night, Rev Ziegelmeier, pastor of the
church, making the presentation speech.
Mr. Schnept's term of President expired
last night, aud under the bylaws lie could
not serve another term of six years with
out intermission, hence the society took
this way of showing their appreciation.
Mr. Schncpf is generally Il ready talker,
but on this occasion his tongue seemed to
cleave TO the roof of his mouth so surprised
and pleased was he,
The sOciety elected the following officers
President, C. Bremen; Vice President,
Henry Juergens, of the Island; Secretary,
A. Soldou; Treasurer, Vim. Hartmann
Trustee, Fred Schwertfeger; Banner Car
res, H. c. Meier and VIM. Fette.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11
Tho Common Lot.

There is a place no love can reach,
There is time no voice can teach,
There il a chain no power can break,
There is n sleep no sound can wake.
Sooner or later that time will arrive, that
place will wait for your coming, that cham
must bind you in helpless death, that
sleep must fall on your senses. But thou
sands every year go uutimely 10 their fate
and thousands more lcTgthcn ont Their
lives by heedful timely care. For the
failing strength, the weakening organs,
the wasting blood Dr. rierce's Golden
Medical Discovery ia a wonderful restora'
tive and a prolonger of strength and life.
1t purIties the blood and invigOrates the
system, thereby fortilying II against dis
ease. OF druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11
QUITE A CHESTNUT.
Death of Gander Old Enough Ia Appear
la Mnthor Gonsn Tnlrs.

Death of "a Gander Old Enough to Appear
la Mother Goose Tales.
A gander, sixty-thrce years old, died at
the residence Of Mr.. Charles Seabright.
over in Martins Ferry, yesterday morn
ing. The old bird WAS taken suddenly
with a sort Of dizziness, under the inllu.
enCe of which it staggered about few
minutes, after which the blood commenced
flowing from its mouth, and before il could
be- cared for it had departed this life The
glnder was one of a flock OF five grey gan
ders, there heing not II single goose in the
brood. II was hatched on the farm of 4
man named Golfer, in Old Virginia and
all the others of the flock died before their
first year oi life had passed. Mr.. Golfer
decided TO allow the remaining bird which
was unusually large and healthy, Ia live
out ha days if he could. lie kept il till he
died, and then Invent into the handsoi Ern-
csl lose, of South Wheeling, who kept and
cared for il till l-52 when he was drOwn,d
ia the famous Hood OF that year. The
Etnder's coop and shelter filled with water
and at last iloated away, but the then aged
bird swan to Il place OF safety and was
found afterwards by Mrs Hose. After her
husbands death, she gave the gander to
her brotherin-law, Mr. Charles Seabright,
now Of Martins Ferry, from whom she
cxacted the promise that the bird should
he allowed to die Of old age, and that ~
| tar "a WAS in his power he would care for
it so long as it lived and i'll case he died
first he wOuld prepare for its future we'll
fare. A written record of the glndcr :
a%e was kept and thereto were added all
the changes OF ownership through which IT
passed.
Yesterday Mr. Seabright got out theIec
ords and calculated the birds ape, finding
that 1T would he siXty-tour years old IN the
spring at Matching time The carcass will
he taken TO a taxidcrmist 10 be- preserved,
and will no doubt some day ad0rn the
museum of some library of naiurul hi4Iury
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11
4 CnIh.RInnLnL Mnrher.

RIRMINGHAM, ALA, January TO-
News was received here yesterday OF the
shooting of raymaster Ruthn, at a rail,
way camp on the Birmingham Mineral.
He became involved in row with negro,
and another negro compelled him, at the
mouth of revolver, to hold up his hands,
while his assailant shot him. Ruilin is
still alive, bat will die. The negro who
did the shooting escaped, but his partner
Is in iail here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11
France aud the Vatican.

ROME, January lU.--An autograph let
ter from President Carnot was handed the
Pope yesterday by Count DE Behaine, the
French ambassador, in which the PreeI-
dent expresses the wish that His Holiness
may enjoy a long Lille Of prosperity, and
that the amicahle relations between France
and the Vatican may remain undIstUrhed'
The Pope, in reply, expressed his esteem
for President Curnot and the French peo-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11
COMING TO TERMS.


navmg It~ Eject.
CHrNur~. o., January lot is said
tonight that there is no doubt the thirteen
Senators ot the combine and the nine bolt
er- have ramr lo ou understanding. They
have been taterui1ug to-day and talking
to one another, something they have not
done before. Pressure from outside sources,
il Is said, H.us caused the nine to weaken.
They are only yuihbIiug on cue matter
now. The thirteen demand that the eau
Gus nominees be elected. The nine, 1t Is
stated. agree To throw over their present
officers and elect the caucus nominees il
Richardson will withdraw rs President pro
TEN. and Senator RanuellS take his place.
Davis. IL Is said, will resign a. President
pro trm 10 this is done
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11
THE STEEL MEN
Comforting with Mckinley and WIlson-Oi
Interest to West EfrRinians.

NI'Htu i'ttyTtiih 10 ne Rt0lNff.
WAsHlSGToE, ID. G., January 10
A. w. Campbell conferred to-day with
Messrs. Mckinley and Wilson, members of
the Ways and Means Committee, about the
proposition OF the nail men of the Ohio
Valley to place soft steel in the same sched-
ulo with hard steel. He is pleased with
the results thus tar, especially with his
interview with Mr.. Wilson.
Chairman Cannon has made Gen. Con
Chairman Cf the Committee of House Re
pubicans, 10 watch party policy and call
meetings Of the caucus when necessary.
Arrivals tonight include Bishop George
w Pcterkn ami party, Joseph f.. Adair,
of Parkersburg, and Charles Ward, of
Charleston.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11
AN IMPORTANT MEETING
OF the Council Railroad Committee CalIst
for This Morning.

The members of the Committee on Rail
roads are called TO meet at the City Hall
At II o'clock this morning to meet Capt.
w. NJ. Clements, of the b. q O. General
Manager Clements is expected to arrive in
the city at 10 O'Clock this morning. The
nature OF the business to come before the
committee is not exactly known, but it is
supposed it will hinge upon the resolution
passed by Council few weeks ago, re-
questing the company to devise some
means of removing its tracks from Six
teenth street, and also concerning the Ordi-
nance recently adopted requiring the com.
pany to erect safety gates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11
CArIIier IIupkin-' Trial.

CISoINNATI, January 10. Tie trial Of
benjamin T.. Hopkins, assistant cashier OF
the Fidelity Bank, was resumed thismorn-
ing before Judge Sage ami a Jury IN the
United Stni-- CIit Que ur Ia" Jurors
being detained Ivy n delayed train the fore
noon session Wa devoted to an arRument
upon the ahms5hIIlty "A evidence oi the
Of the record of the cGnvirtIon of J.. J..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11

pHUNDELpHIN, Jaunary lO.-Third
basrmln Joe Nulyey. of the Philadelphia
Club, called upon Manager Harry Wright
to-day and signed contract for next sea
son. Mulyey lett San Francisco, Cal,
some ten days ago ami reached this city on
Friday evening Mulvey says he has had
enough ul California for one winter. The
/ poor surrrsS of the team playing under the
nam" %. the "pmllies' he attributed to
the "r'kurss Of the pitchers. Crane,
ho"''r', he says is doing eNccllen: work
now, aud Will prove a good man for the
New York Club next season
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11
LnuI.Innn DemoorntIc Cnnvemriom.

BATON RoUGE, LA., January l0.-The
Democratic State Nominating Convention
met at noon to-day.
Judge James Jefliirs, OF Rapides Parish
was elected temporary chairman. The Nc
Emery delegates escOncedr to the Nicholsparty
I1O uncontested delegates, a clear majority
of the uncOntested over all.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11
A NEW DESTRONEI..
\ Frenciman Invent- ~ "R"autifuI" Method
of Taking Life.

NEW YORK, January l0. An Albany
special says: The meeting of the comnis-
sioners appointed To Investigate and rcpoft
to the Legislature the most humane and
practical method for carrying into effect the
sentence Of death in capital eases, was held
ycsterday afternoon. The Commissioners
have made Il thorough investigation nl tie
matter, but az yet have had no conference
in regard Ia the report to bc submitted to
;ho Legislature. The Commission has rr.
Ceivcd through Gov. Hi, letter from
French mechanic residing IN phIi~, who
declares the electric idea TO he painful
operation, and offers device which m
chair, in which the condemned sits, and
his spinal column is Immediately broken.
A hundred dny can he easily, conveniently
and painlessly executed by his machinr,
which he describes ~ "heaulilul.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11

"ESr,ai TlsgrUu To The R,ql''r.
CLARKsHrRG, w. Va, January 10
Miss d. Anna Smith, an accomplished and
refined lady of this city and sister o! Cru
ger W. Smith, Esq, died last night. The
funeral will occur on tomorrow afternoon
from Chri4t's Church.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11

Who laughs last laughs hest Before you
lost your hair you laughed at your irieud''
bald hrld Nov your friend laughs at you
Use Warmers Log Cabin Scalplne, aud re-
new your hair then you can laugh again.
81 OU of all druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11
BUCKHANNON BANK
Changes Hands Yesterday New Director:
aud OhiCers Chosen.

RrCKHANNUN, w. Va, January 10
The Buckhannon Bank has changed hands,
K. L. Hudkins and other stockholders and
officers retiring at the new organization to
day Messrs Levi Leonard, Ebeutz-l
Leonard, F. A. Newton, G.. w. Newton
aud Benz Bessel were made directions.
Levi DrOnarl was elected president, DR. G
A. Newton cashier and Hon. Charles NJ.
Newton assistant cashier. The hooks will
be- opened and additional stock and the
business OF the hank largely increased.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11
reri-hed Hcfor. IA. Mothers Eve.

PoINT PLEASANT, w. Va, January 10
The iiye-year old child of John Chi-hcld,
living in Putnam county, was burned Ia
death yesterday. The little one was lrli
in room alone, when by some means it's
clothing caught on fire. The mother
rushed 10 gave il, but in sO doing shat a
door with aspring lock between herself and
her child This was the only entrance 20
the room and she had no means oi opening
the door. She wa1 compelled to witness
the burning of her child, powrrlcSs tO
rave If
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11
Jones and LaughIIn Sign.

PTrrsHURG Pa, January l0.-Jones "
Iaughlin, OF the American Iron Works,
signed the steel scale of the Amalgamatcd
Association to-day and work will tie re-
sumed at once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-11
HnWhorIN ImnrnrInr sInnlr-

WIKE>BAERE, PA, January 10 Mas
ter Workma Powderly is slowly improy.
Ing and is gaining strength daily. He de
MES the report that he intends going IA
Florida.