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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-29

The tu4tInn UnchangSd-Strlksrs Reply
u the Carnegie Interview.
PIr.sRURGH, PA, April 2S.-Al was
quiet At EsadJock to-day. The Blooming
Mil was fred up this morning and will
be put il operation on Monday. Only two
Of toe seyeateen engineers assigned here
for du'y, by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Yesterday we're working to-day. They
are no. Bro'herh0Jd men and no action
will X taken against them further
than that 8 cammittOe will visit thsm and
iniucs them To leave If possible. UGless
the res, refuse 10 work they will be or
dsred on duty Mondry or Tuesday.
Ata meeting of the X. Of l.. to-day q
reply q tie statements made by Mr.. Gar
nsyi- ia y recsnt interview in New NorR
W. taken up. The Knights pronounce al
Gr.- the assertions that a few tightioe
Knights have been keeping $500 meu ou'
OF work, snd that 'hs fighting hnIgdt'
make from 80 cents 10 one dollar pei
hOlr Tnry claic that it Is not
question Of wages with large number o
tn strikers, bat a question Of principle
s7i Nr Cuusgie's interview in which h'
em,ba-ized the statement that the mer
must % 20 wcrk on the terms proposed
has bid most depressing effect, sS many
were uu6er the impression that he wonl'
ayree tD another cor ference. 1t may o'
that tbsy wit accept the advice glNei
them and return TO work next week, eNel
II thsy DO protest against the terms oHereu
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-29
HARRY GARFIELD HOME.
He Returns with His Prospective Bride
Double weddiug at Mentor.

He Returns With His Prospective Bride
Double weddiug at Mentor.
NEW YORK, April 2s.-Harry A. Gar
field, son of the late President Garfield, re-
turned from Europe yesterday on the steam
ship Travis. Among the Travis passengers
were also Mrs. Mason and her two daughters
who were just returning from long
soiourn in Bournemouth, whittier they
went several years ago to seek health ana
pleasure. The arrival of yOung Gar1eid
aud the Mason family Ievives interest IN
the romantic double marriage soon 10 Dc
solemnjzed at the Garfield homestead q,
Mentor, o, between Harry Garfield and
Miss Belle Mason, and Miss Mollie Ga'-
field his sister, and j. Stanley Brown,
who was secretary 10 the father OF hls
prospective bride.
The Grfields and Masons are related,
Mrs. Garfield being q cousin OF the late
James Mason. The children OF both lam
lilies grew up together, and about year
AGO Harry and the young lady were be-
tro,hed. The double msrrisgs will he
celebrated with imposing ceremonies at the
little homestead. Mrs. Garfield and her
daughter have been engaged since their re-
turn in preparations for the romantic event
The date of the wedding has not yet beer
announced.
After q short bridal tour young Garfield
will form a partnership with his brother
and begin the practice Of law in Cleveland
Mr., Brown, it is said, will take his bride
to Europe, where he will finish the studie'
he is now pursuing in the special depart
meut at Yale.
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CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Terrible Accident at School Exhibl
ton.

Terrible Accident at o school Exhibi-
ton.
BRLLKFoNTAINE, o, April % A ter
rible accident occurred at Russylvauis,
this county, last night. A school exhibi-
tion was in progress in Brockerman's Hall,
situated in the second story of a brick
building. The hall seats about 400 peo-
pie, and was crowded to its utmost capac-
ity. Suddenly, without the slightest
warning, the floor gave way with fright
fol crash. 1t appeared TO sink in the cen
tire, funnel shaped, and the entire audience
went down in q surging mass to the ground,
distance Of twenty feet. All the physi-
clans in town were Immediately sum-
moned.
so FAR THE DEAD ARE AS FOLLOWS:
Mrs. J. Alexander, wife of the minister;
Miss Garwood, Of Bellefontaine. Those
seriously injured are: Harvey Seldsrs, both
legs and one arm broken, with other ipju-
rits; James johnson, badly hurt, was taken
home insensible; Mrs. Frank McCulloch,
badly hurt; Mrs. Drumm, supposed to be
dying; Mrs. Wait Wright, not expected TO
live; Walker Lewis. one leg broken; Mrs.
wm. McCuiloch, badly hurt; little babe
af Mrs Coombs, badly hurt. Probably
ifty Others are more or less seriously in.
jured.
The walls did not fall in or the calamity
would have been much greater. A num-
Der Of ladies and children we're taken ont,
some Of them unhurt, with their clothing
torn completely off of them.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-29
CONVENTION
OF WOOD COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
They Elect Delegates to the RavenswoOd
Convention.
In ENTHUSIASTIC GATHERING.
A New Executive Committss-0thsr Bus
mess Transacted.
spead Ttleqram % ne Sunday Reaiaer.

Special Ttlegrum 20 ths Sunday Register.
PARKERsBURG, April 2S.-To day q
big mass convention Of the Democrats 4
this county was held at the Court House
here to elect delegates to the Ravenswood
convention Of May Sth, called to elect dele
gates to st. Louis. Tn, county was well
represented and spirit of harmony and
enthusiasm characterized the proceedings.
Col Geo. W. Thompson, Chairman of the
County Committee, called the convention
to order in on appropriate speech, at tue
close of which he rendered his resignation
as a member of the County Executive
Committee. Stephen @. Morgan was then
made Chairman, and W. n. Woodbury.,
Secretary of the convention. Upon motion
committees were appointed to report new
County Executive Committee and also o
list of delegates TO RavenswoOd.
The new Executive Committee consists
Kennsird Snodyrass, @. II. Turner, c. C.
Martin, r. f Hornor, A. p. Doungho,
A. c. Toothman, George Schultz, S. M.
Bose, ]. W. Barnett, D K. Coonsr, T. II.
Bltcher, L. H. Jeffers. II. H. Pennyback-
er, F. G.. Pease, Whiten Wells, J. F.
woodward, X. Rector, r. r Bsrret, Ben
Parker, Charles Mcclure, Lafayette Mira
Gle, w. n. Woodbury., ]. P. Sharp, J. D.
CongletoB, NJ. S Bickel, Granville Stout,
H. C. Wigsl, J. A. Griffin, Morgan Hen
RE, o d. Way, Eiss NJ. Stout, James l.
TrsceWell and Jonathan Woofter.
Capt J. D. Mcclure then reported the
following list of delegates and altenates
from Parkersburg district to RayensSood,
with three from each of the other districts
10 the county: Delegates, Col. g W.
Thompson, W. p. Andr0-o, A. r Dona-
gho. Ex-Governor ]. B. Jackson, l.. n.
Tayauuer and Charles Fox. AlbernteS, j.
G. Mcclure, w. 1, Neale, Walter Thsyer,
Fred Nelly, A. @. Toothman and Heber
Smith.
Upon motion of Augustus Kellar rsso-
luton of thanks WA offered to the retir-
ing members of the County Executive Com
mittee, which was unanimously adopted.
The retirement from this committee Of
Col. George W. Thompson is the occasion
Of general regret on the part of the Democ-
racy, as his services have been OF excep-
tional satisfaction and value to the Demo
cratic party. It was the intention OF the
county committee to organize Immediately
upon the adjournment Of the convent, bat
quorum not being present the meeting
was postponed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-29
BREWERS STRIKE.
A Peculiar Witness Before the Investigs
ing Committee.

A Peculiar Witness Before the Investigat
ing Committee.
NEW YORK, April 2s.-The State Board
OF Arbitration and Mediation resumed
its investigation into the troubles between
the brewers and their employees Among
those who listened with interest to the
proceedings were Henry Clausen, W. A.
Miles and Fred. Pabst, G. A. sinn and
l. j. Markell, representing the Milwaukee
brewery.
Richard Elsner Secretary of the Mil
waukee employees union WIS the first wit
ness to take the stand. The investigation
opened with an inquiry into the causes of
the troubles in Milwaukee and its reIa-
tlon to New York complications. Elsner
told OF an interview with Capt. Pabst
President of the Philip Best brewing Com
pany in Milwaukee. Pabst said the wages
paid by the brewers were too high as COM
pared with the wages paid by the commits
sion houses. Elsner said the strike in
Milwaukee arose from desire to raise
the wages. It was only against the COM
mission houses.
Under the crossexamination Elsnsr said
that the malsters employed in the malt
houses requested the brewers to strike.
The strike was ordered by the National
Executive Board of the UoioD. Iu reply
to question from Untermyer as to what
witness knew of boss brewers, Cor our
acy, Elsner said, turning IFS here from
sion; II don't coaSd Milwaukee, cay
side, eesaSRgspllracy."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-29
KANSAS LEADS.

Ranorts From Six states which Farnish
Third of the Wheat Crop.
TOLEDO, O., April 2S.-During the past
four days c. A King & Co. have received
. 500 crop reports from the grain dealers
and millers of the six principal winter
wheat States, which raise over third oil
the wheat crop of the United States.
Kansas reports excellent prospects-ost-
ter than any year since 1884, when tney
raised IS, 900, 900 bushels on an screage OIL
ovsr two millions, while the acreage TINS
wear il only about three quarters OF NIL
i;on weather has been favorable there
I'D rsnorts are nearly sll better than when
the April Agricultural Bureau repor, m
Gathered, the amount plowed up pene
yery small Farmers there VIII oe Gum
nelied to sell, causing Tree mo'einen'
early. ,-;fs bst-
tsr than three weeks ago but som,"na'
'Sorss than . year sgo, when they mao 3
80 l.rye crop. Trife larger amount tnan
rs1sl has been plowed up.
In the other States the season Is osck-
- nearly a third of the report saying
there has not been enough growing E weather as
- shoW The actual condition OF the grow
- cron hut the majority seem to tninx
.bs, & warm rains soon would improve the
appearance. .,,v . ouarter of
,ha acreage has or viii be plowed up; iiil-
nois I about q fifth; Ohio about one-e,gn,o'
moi %S;ls s n Is too early to tell abont Mich.
~an. % The present prospect is Tor , aoen.
two.thirds Of crop in Michigan, nsaI,y
that in Ohio and Illinois while s,!,;na ,nSlaGs =
seems TO be the poorest S,,ss me tS.u !, Tas =
mo- w",ss weeks ago. The weather has been
SnIse SniS and dry and the crop has suffered,
~sTm - rains being badly needed; o,:.
fsw of the counties in Indiana, Onl0
nd Illinois say prospects are better tnan
: 80 vsar AGO, but they are exceptions, As
rT % large msjOrity report them muen
wa9s.. vs,y Clover seed prospects are poor
indiana complains most
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-29
NEW MARrrNsvILLE ITEMS.
sueeinl cOrrs,pOadeaos cf us< suaday Register.

Special Correspondence cj bk Sunday Re'ts1.
NEw MARTIssvILLE, W. VA, April
2s.-Mr. Geo. PAUL and daughter, Miss
Mollie. were visiting friends m town this
week.
Justice Eaken has sold his buggies,
spripg wagons and entire livery outfit to
the TAYLOR BSos., who viii open up.a liv-
ery stable soon. 1t is something much
needed, and if properly managed it will
pay we'll
There seems TO be Q wrong impression
throughout the State copesrniDg the can
didscy of Mr.. john c. McEldowney, Of
our county, for Auditor. Many of Capt
Robert MeEIdovney's friends are under
the impression it Il be. =,
The Fair committee has contracted with
Mr.. Charles Talbot to sink we'll on the
Fair Grounds. Let the good work roll on.
The late cold snap did not irjore the
truit a much ne was first thought in this
section, owing. no doubt to the dryness o1
the frost
What kind of sleepy, go-as-you-pleass
rut has our young society folks fallen into,
anyhow. Why, we are positively getting
! worse than Sistersville!
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I.auis County Convention.

Special Ttlcgrdm 10 ne sunday htSIS'"'
WESTON, W. Va, April 25.-The
County Executive Committee met
this morning aud organized by electins
W. E Lively, Chairman pro TEN, in place
of Judge Eiwards, who is ill. The con-
ven,ion organized by the election
of Hon. A. A. Lewis as temporary
Chairman, and afterward made h'm
peImanent chairman. 1t adopted resoiu-
tions endorsing Cleveland's administrs-
ton. Delegates were appointed to the
Wheeling convention, and afterwards
General resolution was adopted that oil
Democrats present in Wheeling at the
time of the convention should be regarded
as daleRa,ss.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-29
WRECK ON THE B. & o.

Train Jumps th- Track at MstE-f~o
Men Severely Hurt.
SDs,L Tlsgr17g % Rs S.u.dIy R,yssSr.
WASHINGTON, ". VA, April 2S-lne
engine and baggage car Of the Cumberland
accommodation left the track at Metz this
afternoon, resulting in ths injury Of Chap.
F,eming, who received severe eontnslons
on the head ard badly sgIained BACK
while Fireman Shrlver Sas severely scaId-
ed AID had has Iigh, arm 50 badly brOkeo
aad crushed that auputatiOn will be nee,
sssary. A wreckE2 tam was sent OUT
Grafton. E1gisseT fisDiEg was taken 20
h:s home and FirSman Shriver Was taken
to -. Jp-rph's Hospital, Wheeling. NO
D passengers were I'M ured.
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spreckeIs Keep them Guessing.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2s.-There is
much speculation here as to spreckeis'
hackers in the Philadelphia project He
has said that he hes fifteen millions to
work with, and when he went East before
he asserted that he had promises OF co op-
Grafton from Eastern capitalists The
street gossip says that SeliSman Brothers
are with him in the Philadelphia refinery.
There are Others also, but this house Is the
principal one. About 6, coo tons OF sugar
was received this week, Of which Spreekels
secured 5 600 tons. One of his vessels that
came in yesterday struck rock in the the
harhor, and the cargo Of sugar, over Soc
tons. was badly damaged.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-29
A Daily for Clarksburg.

Speci2l Thgrdn 10 the Sunday Register.
CLARKsBURG, April 2s.-Messrs. Vance
aud Bastable have ordered q steam press,
stereotypipg apparatus, etc, and will start
a daily paper in this city, the first issue Of
which will appear about the middle OF
next month. This is the way to boom our
city. Who will be the next to venture a
new enterprise %
II isrumored about town that an injunc-
ton is to be applied for to epjoin the City
Council from purchasing real estate ont
side of the corporation limits upon which
TO locate the water works plant. We hope
it is otherwise. Now is not the time to
discourage such beneficial prospects.
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CnnllInr,. Ho1ses sold.

NEw YORK, April 2a.-The horses DC
loaging to the late Ex-senator Conkhpg
were sold uader the hammer to-day. a
number of well known hOrse faneiers at
tended. Lyman, q cream cclored trotter,
brought 1880 against $500 pad io5
him by Ei S. Stokes. when he purchased
him for present to S nstor Conkhng'
Jerry, his mate, sold for 81, 500. Maggie,
Mr.. Conk irg's favorite mare, SOLD Ior
81 O-n
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CIRCUIT COURT.


The Business Transacted Before judges
Jacob and BOYD, Yesterday.
In Part Two Of this Court, Judge BOYD,
in the case Of the City '. Joseph Campbell
and H. G. Petsrmsn, tho judgment Of The
Justice wss affirmed, and the said Camp
bell was ordered 70 recover Against tbs, ,
city the som Of $500, with interest from
June 10, 1885, and costs.
In the case of B. B. Allison. sdminis-
traitor of r. J. Smyth, '. The New f0k
Fire Insurance Company, In assumpsit
MIN the claim of I. q. Dillon, plsintih
moved that the Court direct an issue
whether the said I. q. Dillon 10 entiusd
IN the som Of money, TO recover which
this action wAs brought, To which moticn
attorneys for Dillon objected, and tbs
motion was overrulsd, wbersupon COUNSEL
for Mr., Allison excepted, Upon which
the Court directed an isue 70 bo tried TO
iory. whether the policy Of Insurance. sued
on was pledged and delivered BY the said
r. J. snyth TO the said !. @. Dillon, In
the manner set forth BY said Dillon, and
directed that Dillon be made tbs plaintan,
70 which counsel for Dillon objects and
eIcspta. The same action wss bad In the
case of B. 8. Allison, &C., '. the New En-
GLAND Life Insuranos Company. !.
The case Of q. W. Cain '. d. Z. Neal Ct
Al. was set for the third day OF the nsxs
term.
The asIe msds BY Geo z Parks, EusI..
dian, for the sum Of SIC. 600. wss approved
and confirmed.
In Part One, Judgs Jacob, In The caes q
Ed ward p. Allis '. The Oaio Valley Lifs
Insurance Company. tbs deSsudast nied
. moro particular statement
In the case Of tbs city '. Joeeph kdns
the motion Of defendant 10 - ssids the
verdict Of the Jury and grsat new tfiai
was overruled, and the pssslty w. MED
st IS and costs :.
In the cass Of the State '. Julls Chins'I,
indicted for letting house 70 b used = .
house of iil-fams, the demurrer 70 the IN.
dictment wss sustained and the defsodass
discharged.
Ia tns cass Of J. II. Closs '. r. n. MsI-
we'll. the deiepdant's objection 70 csStain
special pleas was ovsnuleS, whefsupoo ths
plaintiff excepted.
In the csse Of WIN. c. Stills, JE,- '. J.
n. Cloustoo, ths defendant tsndsssd -
cial pleas fos Aliog.
Arguments ssfs heard On motisos u
ssyefAl caoes.
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RREEDER GEBHARDT.
Freddie VIII Become Raiser OF Fine
stock.

Freddie VIII Become nhseh "i
stock.
CHICAGO, April 25-A dispatch from
San Francisco says: Fred Gebhardt is the
latest addition TO the breeders of thorough
bred stock in California. He has purchased
a ranch of about 8, 800 res in Lake coun'
ty, and intends to at once ft 1t up ior
breeding purposes and to make it the finest
of the kind in the United States. The
price paid for the lsnd was S33, 600. A
large part of it is rich meadow land, which
remains green till late in September, and
ON which 800 tons of hay has been cut
annually. Gshhardt's celebrated stallion,
EDle, will be shipped from the East in
few DAYS and will be sent to the farm;
Gebhardt has also purchased S6, 600 bull
which will soon be sent to California.
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VOL, %.
NEWS AND COMMENT.

THE new additions to our navy, the
yorktown and the yet unnamed dynamite
,rpiser, were launched in fine style at
philadelphia in the presence of multi
,,s These boats are built for war with .
ny ". \ description of them will be
s,npd in another column.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-29
p,sn.raaoes Shot Dead.

Fr. SMITH, ARK April 2s.-While the
Cherokee authorities were attempting to
arrest Jack Hawk and Bill Beaver, two
celebrated outlaws, on Lees creek, op
Wednesday, they resisted and were shot
dead after long fight from behind a bar
ricade of horses. They were two desperate
characters, and had long been wanted for
murde, covering a series Of years.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-29
AFatal Boiler Explosion.

LAwRENcE, MASS, April 2s.-This
morning the boiler of the Russell Paper
Co, used to boil rags, suddenly exploded.
Michael Melvin and Robert Evans, who
were in the room, were both blown through
the walls, which were partially demolished.
They were taken to the hospital, the former
badly scalded and will probably die.
Evans Injuries are not serious The re-
port of the explosion was heard all over the
ritv No cause in known.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-29

Delegates to the A. A. l. & =. Convention.
PI1TsBURG, April % The subordinate
lodges of the Amalgamsted Association OF
Iron aud Ssssl Workers are holding cleo
tious this month for the selection Of dele
p,,es 10 the annual convention, which con-
yepes early in June. The msjority Of the
lodges have elected delegates, and those
which have not will do so this evening
The representation is based upon the num-
her of members in lodge. Where there
are less than one hundred one delegate Is
selected, and for 125 members the lodge IS
entitled to two delegates. At the next
convention there will be total of about
LIS delegates.
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Hanson Willis Pieads Not Guilty.

yDtcldI IG4tgT11HI % Uk StlIttIIF 4INss'10''
PoMERoY, O., April 2s.-Judge sioley
today gave his decision on the motion 10
oussh the Willis indictment. He over
rnlsd the motion. Willis was then ar
raigned, but he was so coufounded by the
pbraseology of the indictment that he
dsdn't know enough to plead guilty or
not puilty. His counsel, however, entered
a ples of not guilty for him. The trial is
set for June l2th, at special term Oh
Court.
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CHANCE ON ras .. 4 o.
Nov On Direct Liss Ypsa sss
Esss % the Wsst.

Whsslisg Nov On Direct Liss Ypeo ~
Esss % ths Wsse.
This morning n o'c'eck tbs BAlHnsss
spd Ohio Railroad CoupsnyS sess6sis -
ths summ1 ssssea went inis s6sst II
nsst inpsstsst ehasgs, - aassasssd,
will b thst which pus Wbeslisg - -
through route bsswssa Caieap ssA PhiIs-
delphia.
Usd0 ths new sffaseemast ~ szyseny
which has beea arriving q 1870 q ~
from Philadsjphia, wfllsrFivs st 112o. -
The ons asrivisg ss 1885 p. -, vtli bsN1
aft3 snivs ss 1915 p. -, bssb lptsd
thsosgh 70 Cbieaee. Ths expes0 fssa
Chicago, which fsenaiy aFstvsA
here at Gas p. n, Will - thssegh
ths city ~ $40 p. -. Thsss - I'll
through tssins, nd tssvt39s lssving -
arriving n ths city eitb1 fsso ~ E0e 81
Wet viii not - cempsaisd teehases enn
1t Besvood. Thoss whs epts BsldDesg
from hses In IL svssing. isstsaA q esdeG
b Bsawood and tskisg sls4As thsse.|
will eet ihsis sisspez - Shs dspss hsn -
20 va Pistsbasyh, cd sstasSisg ~ dssp1
en- Win run rigbt int ths dspst bsa|
ThsS win b leeai tssias pst - IL nsil
iiss 10 tsks ths pasos u tbss sxpfs
trains.
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ANYTHING TO BEAT MALONE.
Hon. John Wise Only Being Used to Defeat
the General.


the General.
RICHMOND, VA, April 2S.-General
Malone passed through this city last night
on his way to New York, accompanied by
his son Butler. 1t was rumored that he
had come here to eff'ct a reconciliation
with Hon. John s. Wise, but this proved
sroundless. There is no prospect of such
reconciliation their partissns say. Thus
far Malone has been beaten, but this is not
looked upon as Wise victory as much as
it is a Mshone defeat. The first point Is
10 get Malone out OF the way. When
that is done well-iuformed Republicans
saw that Wise will not be the leader Of the
party in Virginia, rs he is not in harmony
with the element that is fighting Malone,
The disposition seems to be to endeavor
to secure harmony by placing some con-
servative man like Major Icst, OF s:aun-
ton, at the head Of the State Committee.
1t is considered, that no matter what turn
affairs may take, Mshone will appeal to the
National Convention.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-29
NATURps HIGHWAY.
DoiaSs of Bosas and Boatmsa AlsaS M

Doi,ss of Bos9s and Boatmsa Along ths
Ohio.
The marks ut the landing last evening
indicated 6 feet 8 inches and stationary.
The Louis A. sherley Left for Cincinnati
at o o'clock last night. with big trip.
The marks from above yesterday were:
Parker, 2 feet 5 inches and falling; clear
and pleasant. Rice's Landing. 5 feet 2
inches and falling; cloudy. Greensboro,
10 feet 8 inches and stationary; clear.
Morgsntoxn, 4 feet inches and station
ary; clear. Lock No. 4, z feet 5 inches
and falling; cloudy. Brownsville, s feet
2 inches and falling; clear. OIL City, ]
feet 6 inches and falling; elesz and Pleas'
ant
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AFTER BELLEW.
Miss Harriet Coffin Pursues Him to San
Franclsco.

Francisco.
JERSEY CITY, n. j., April 2s.-Miss
Harriet E Coffiu, after remaining secluded
since the reversal OF favorable decision
in the insanity proceedings, left Taylor's
Hotel, this city, yesterday. She paid her
bill aud went away quietly: 1t was
thousht Shs ,raa going tn New York. but
il is pow believed she started for San
Francisco. Before she left she telegraphed
TO the S an Francisco Chronicle asking: us
Kyrle BelIew a member Of the Potter
Brown Company" She received an
affirmative reply-'collect ST." Miss
Coffin hurried her preparations and left.