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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-30
ACROSS THE OCEAN.

The German Emperor to Decorate Mack
enzIe-BoulanEer Retired.
BERLIN, March 29.-Emperor Fred
erick appeared at a window of the Char
lot.enburg palace in undress UNIFORM, yes
terday, and was heartily cheered. The
Emperor will present to De. Mackenzie 9
gracious autograph letter with the imperial
decoration which he intends to bestow
upon him.
The formal declaration of amnesty is
delayed, but the persons who are to be
pardoned are being liberated in order that
they may be with their families on Easter
The address of the women of Berlin tt
Empress Victoria is being so numerously
signed that it affords convincing proof that
the majority oppose the unworthy gossip
that has been circulated concerning her.
The engagement of the Russian doctor
Zabludovsky, to apply the massage treat
ment to Emperor Frederick, was by the
advice of Professor Bergman. His en-
pleyment is leading to similar remarks
among the people to those applied to DR.
Mackenzie;
Prince Luitpold, Regent of Bavaria, will
place. at his own expense, monument tt
the late Emperor in the Walhslla, neal
Ratisbone.
The Kreuz Zeitung hears that it is likely
that Emperor Frederiok's accession TO the
throne will lead to the erection of an inde
pendent Prussian Protestant bishopric oi
Jerusalem.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-30
A TERRIBLE DISASTER
IN A COAL NINE, ATTENDED BY GREAT
Loss OF LIPE
Over Fifty Men Reported 10 Have Been Killed by an
Explosion in Mine, at Rich Hill, No.
The Death Lis, it is Supposed, Will
Finally Reach Eighty Persons.

KANSAS CITY, No., March 29--The
following dispatch has inst been received
from Rich Hill:
About four o'clock this afternoon there
was rumbling sound in mine No. 6, at
this place, and moment afterward a fear
fulexplOsion that entirely wrecked the mine
and buried in the debris over one hundred
miners, who were cut of from all means
of escape. Up TO the hour Of sending this
dispatch, forty bodies have been taken out,
and at least fifteen more are expected to
have met similar fate.
The superintendent of the mine was
taksA out badly injured, but he viii sur
vive. In the terrible excitement and con-
fusion it is impossible to give list Of
names-even an estimate Of the full extent
of the disaster-but it is now thought over
fifty men were killed.
Later news is to the effect that the mine
is situated six miles distant from the town.
There were two explosions aud i; is said
that the loss of life will reach eighty men.
Rich Hill is located in Bates county, just
one hundred miles south of Kansas City on
the Missouri Pacific road 1t is in the CEN
ire of the coal-bearing district.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-30
ROANE COUNTY.


The Boom Strikes that ssction-An Ausii-
larry Society Formed.
Special Telegram 10 ne Rtoia-.
SPENCER, W. Va, March 2s.-Roane
county is iavorably situated. Spencer.
the county seat, is about 33 miles from
Ravenswood on the Ohio river and O. Il X
R., 40 miles from Parkesburg and about
IS miles from Charleston, the capital Of
the State. The soil Of the county Ia rich
clay and loan, undeily which, at the
dept Of go feet, IL q 10 foot vein Of coal.
Her timber 10 varied, extensive and OF val
liable kinds. The recent selection OF the
county ~ . sits for the Second Hospital
for the Insane, and other improvements IN
progress or sure to come, speak volumes
for the future Of the county.
Yesterday the enthusiasm displayed by
her citizens In the organization OF an
Auxiliary Immigration Association, TO act
In conf JUNCTION with the State Association,
TO boom this county and State, speaks
still more for her future progress. G. @.
Smith was elected Chairman, sud Ed.
Corde, Secretary, and . vioe. president
chosen from each MAgisterial District, TO
organize the same, and push the grand
boom. Speeches, full of wisdom and facts,
were made by Hon. J. @. schilling, II. r.
Wells, v. 8. Armstrong, States Attorney
Vandall, and Hon. p. @. Cunningham.
It Ia the purpose Of the committee 10 assist
generally in booming State. rich In tim
ber and minerals, and possessing all the
features calculated TO induce happiness,
and possessing mono Of the Questionable
ones OF the advertised west.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-30
SENATOR CAMDEN,
AND HIS RELATION To THE GUBBRNATO-
RIAL NOMINATION FOR WA.
he Says That He Knows he is Talked About, but
Viii Not Consider The Prufsr Unless il IS UnaDi-
nous and Spontaneous Thinks West
Virginia Solidly Democratic.
Special 7,l<gran to ne Register.

Special TslsgrGm 10 TIC Register.
WASHINGTON, March 29.-Ex-Senator
Camden is iu the city. He has been over
20 New York with Mrs. Camden, who is
remaining there on visit, and the ex.
Senator returned to Washington for few
days recreation among his former col,
leagues in the Senate, and to ge. the in
side of the political situation. The Sena,
tor has been visited by nearly all of the
West Yirginisns in Washington. To
them he has talked freely
on State politics. Some Of
those with whom he has talked say that
the Senator is not a candidate for Cover
nor, hutisawars that there is an under.
current among his friends in favor of max
ing him the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor. He tells his friends that he is not a
candidate and does not care for the honor,
but those with whom he has cOnversed be-
lieye that if the State convention would
nominate him in q spontaneous way and
By aeclamation be would accept.
When this question was put to the ex-
Senator he admitted that in that case il
would be somewhat embarrassing to know
what to do, but at the same time Mr..
Camden said that he did not anticipate
such q contingency. He expressed the
opinion that the State was reliably Demo-
cratic, no matter who was nominated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-30
ZIG LAHoR SCHEME.
Organization Of the Lake Marines at Chi
cago-TheIr Grievances.

Organization Of the Lake Marines at Chi
cago-Their Grisvarces.
CHICAG". March % Two movements
ofg,eat Importance t1 the vessel Interests
OF this city and the lakes are now on foot
and are being pushed vigorously.
One is the formation Of Marine Trade
CouDcil, having control of ell the labor in
teresls here, and the other is the organizl-
ton of the steamboat men rs Knights OF
Labor.
The Marine Trade Council will he form
ed next week with delegates from the lum-
her vessel unlOaders, the grain shoyelers,
the coal beavers, the salt labOrers, the iron
ore shOveIers and the seamen's unions, and
will represent about $500 men. Its pnr-
pose will be 20 unite the different OIgani-
zltiOns that the husiGes3 Of this port may
he moTe directly affected from tue stand
point of labor One result will he to 10
volye ell the organizations in strikes where
one trade GOES on. on account OF some
grievance.
The movement to bring the steamboat
men into the Knights of Labor WAS inaugu-
rated at the January meeting OF the Sea-
mems District Assembly at Toledo on the
request q several local assemblies, but so
secretly has the plan been put in operation
that i, has escaped even the attention Of
most Of the steamboat managers. At that
time il was decided 20 accept wheelmen,
wa,chmeH and lookout men on steamboats,
a. members, but rs distinct class from the
sailors, having separate cards, which limit
Ell them to employment on steamboats,.
This class Of marines number about 5000
men in all. The opening of the bars of
the Ssamcn's Assembly to this numerous
class has resulted il large numbers joining
the order at Buffalo, Cleveland and Os-
wegO.
This movement will also be inaugurated
here next week. With the men thus or
ganizad there will at once come demands
for the reform Of several matters in which
the men now think themselves aggrieved,
and it would not be surprising If strikes
followed in case their demands are not
granted. The movement will be pushed
at Milwaukee, Detroit and other points
where the steamboatmen are numerous.
Ia the meantime the Seamen's Union is
making strenuous efforts to strengthen it
self among the sailors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-30
A BRUTAL CAPTAIN
Maltrsats a SicS Sallor, Causing Him to
Jump Into the Ocean.

Maltrsats a SicS Sailor, Causing Him to
Jump Into the Ocean.
VINEYARD HAVEN, MASS, March 30
John Silva, seaman, who arrived here
Tuesday last, tells a narrowing story of
his i'll treatment while serving as forecastle
hand on holrd the British schooner Ex-
press, now on a voyage TO the West Indies.
The Express left BarSco early in February
and was blown ont to sea by gales. Silva
states that while weakened by dyssntery
TO an extent that he could scarcely got into
his bunk, lie was forced onto deck ut q
ropes end by Captain Sims, who accused
him Of sdsmming, and kept at the pumps.
Enfeebled by illness ho twice fell uneon-
sciOus 10 the deck, and each time was NAL
treated By the Captain and then thrown
into the forecas,le. UGable to bear his
sntierings longer Silva jumped overheard.
Ihe chill OF the water gave him new life,
and grasping some drift he drew himself
up on il, and for two days was alone on the
storm swept ceeaD, when q passing schooner
picked him up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-30
BOOMING THE STATE.
PARKRRSBURd TAKES A HINT THAT WAS
DROPPED By TIE CONVENTION.
An Auxiliary Committee Constituted II Asast ia The
Development sf he Sais-Raars 0oasty
Organizes hr the w.--Advart-
.sss Set Porh.
Special T,ieran to Ne Register.

Special Taieprun 10 Ne Resis-.
PARKKIsBuRa, w. Va, March 90
Tonight meeting was held here 10 hear
Q report Of the delegates from this city in
attendance upon the recent convention in
Wheeling to advance the interests Of the
State. A numbsr Of prominent citizens
were present W. F. Atkisson presented
the report Of the Wheeling meeting. After
. number Of addresees, upon motion, q
committee was appointed 10 select an
association Of twelve vice presidents from
the various townships, whose duty II
shonld be 10 collect ststistics show
ing the wealth, resources, advantages Of
educational, religious and commercial
character Of this vicinity. This committee
consists Of c. F. Scott, Of this city, chair
man, W. +. Atkisson, s. s. Stone, T.. Mel
den hall, II. II. Pennybacker, ]. A. Wood
yard, John B. Badger, J. +. woodward,
John A. Lafoy, +. ID. j. Bond, II. W.
Jones and II. c. Henderson. A good deal
of enthusiasm WAS manifested.
Captain 8. F. Shaw. just returned from
the West, stated that all through the
West reports Of West Virgiuia's coming
boom were heard Of. and all eyes were
turned toward this State. This city will
do lis share 10 boom the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-30
A PECULIAR FIND.
An Old Safe Tells Strange Stories of an
DefaulttuR Jeweler.

An Old Safe Tells Strange Stories of an
DsfaultinR Jsweler.
NEW YORK, March ga Montreal
special says: A very strange diamond story
came to light yesterday. About eight
years ago ]. Csssit, of the firm Of Shaw
Bros. & Cassits, wholesale leather mer
chants, bought large old fashioned safe
from o secoad hand dealer. One of the
small drawers on the safe was locked, but
as the dealer said it was locked when he
got il some two years sg), and rs the per-
son who sold it told him it was empty and
he lost the key he gave it no more atten-
tiOn and the safe Was sold as it stood. This
week Cassits bought new safe, and out Of
curiosity the locked drawer was forced
open, and carefully wrapped in
Jewel wadding was found q tray
containing n diamond necklace, bracelets
and large number of unset stones. Mr.
Cassits did not care to be interviewed on
the subject. Tracing the old safe was not
an easy matter, but the following seems
the solution of the story: Twelve years ago
Il. A. MeljOr did large business in dia-
monds and iswelry on Notre Dame street,
Montreal. But he suddenly disappeared,
and on his store being seized it was found
that almost everything of value had dissp-
peared also. Subsequent developments
showed that but very few jewelry houses
in Canada had escaped, while several Eug-
lish diamond dealers were caught. Nellie
Bastien was at that time q notorious wo.
man here, and with her Mellor made his
escape to the United States, and settled in
st. Lnuis, where he finally dropped ont
ofsight
Shortly after Mellor disappearance Mrs.
Mellor and her sister were on their way to
the United States. Their trunks were sub
iected to thorough search and it was
found that the sides aud bottom were lined
with thin sheets OF gold over which had
been pasted the paper lining of the trunks
All the jewelry in the store had been un.
set, the metal melted in sheets and the
gems stored away. A great many dia-
mondS were found in small plum pud
ding the ladies were carrying by way of
lunch, and several were found concealed
in their dress. Notwithstanding these
proofs Mrs. Mellor and her sister were not
found guilty at the trial
There was a good deal of speculation as
to what had become of one magnificent
diamond. Many of the jewels were after
wards traced, but this one was given upas
lost. 1t has at last turned up in the old
safe. If any Of the creditors of the alb
sconding jsweler inquire into the find
made by Mr. Cassits, and if their jewels
can be traced or identified, there may be
quite an interesting legal squabble as to
who is entitled to their possession.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-30
PARKERsBURG POINTS.
The Gas Company's Cause-A st. CIaIrsvili
Citizen Breaking Stone.

The Gas Company's Cause-Ast. Clairsvilie
Citizen Breaking Stone.
Special TtLe0rata 10 ne Re0iae-.
PARKERsBURG, March 29.-Judge Okey
johnson, Of the Supreme Court Of Appeals,
granted an appeal asked for by the gas
company in the cause where the receiver
for the company was recently appointed.
The police to-day arrested man named
Thomas Osborne, of 81. Cairsville, Ohio,
for drunkenness on the streets. He had
his pockets full Of Confederate money. He
claimed to be agent for lands in the South
ern State. He presented quite clerical
appearance. When the Police Judge fued
him he proved to be pennilets and IL now
breaking rock for the city streets. Chief
Of Police Mehen regards him as an all
around swindler.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-30
ARTHUR'S ANSWER
To the Tattle of Gossip Will Not Re-
sign In The Heat of Battle.

To the Tattle Of Gossip-He VIII Not Re-
sign In The Heat of Battle.
CHICAGO, March 29.-The allegations
that radical element in the Brotherhood
was chatting under the conservative meas-
ures adopted by their Chief, and the state,
ment that they contemplated q simulta-
neous retirement from the strife with the
Burlington and from his Office as the head
of the organization was the all absorbing
topic for discussion this morning at the
headquarters of the striking engineers.
Chief Arthur talked upon the matter
and said: The statement that the Bur
lington strikers have cut away from their
leaders and their grievance committees is
base falsehood. There is not word OF
truth in it. The grievance committees
yesterday unanimously endorsed the action
Of the Grand Chief all the way through.
II it is true that committees have been
appointed by the radicals and that they
have visited every road running into Chi.
cago, as reported, and obtained pledges
from all the switchmsn and switch en-
gineers, that under no circumstances will
they move a Burlington car, it has beer
done unknown TO re. don't believe The
members Of the Brotherhoods will do any
thing contrary to the laws Of the organizr
ton or not endorsed by me-"
CHIEF ARTHUR's ADVICE.
when the strike began my advice Il
the men was to abstain from acts of VIC
lence, to commit no overt act, and that i
the company succeeded in getting men Il
fill our places we would retire like men
We do not believe the company has OBJ
tanned good, competent men, nor can il il
year, or 30 long as the men on the soy
are willing TO continue the conflict. From
letters and kilograms we have received
from all over the country we ere satisfe6
that the Brotherhood win sustain the mel
in that position. The men al
one stage of the proceeding
were very much ineensed at the action o.
the company in bringing q class of mer
here whom they eulogized, while denounc
ing the Brotherhood, and it was with diff
Guilty that they were restrained from stop
ping on other roads. We have endeavorei
in our own official capacity TO discharg'
our duty fesrlessly and honestly, regard
less Of the opinions ofindiyidual MEMBER
As an organization we disclaim all re
sponsibility for their action or utterances
We ought not be held responsible fol
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-30
So,na CranlS,s ,Joka.

NEW YORK, March %. - Recorder
Smyth, in the Court of General Sessions
to-day msde public letter he had receiv-
ed which was marked Personal" The
letter said that when decision favorable
to Mr.. Jay Gould is rendered $3.50, 900 in
81, 900 bills would be left at the Recorders g
residence. There was no signature to the
letter. Recorder Smyth said that he had
no comments to make and that none seem
ed to be necessary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-30

what an individual member may 10
or say. The report that the holding Of q
convention has been contemplated is with
out foundation. The emergency has not
arisen for the conyening Of q special scs-
sion."
As to his rumored resignation from the
chief Office of the Brotherhood, Mr.. Arthur
said: 81 have been with the Engineers
twenty-five yesrs and had retirement in
contemplation at the time ct the last cleo
ton. but have no thoughts OF resigning in
the midst of battle"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-30
Fatal Shooting ARRAY.

SAN BERNARDINO, CAL, March ga
quarrel arose between Charles A. Cadova,
q special policeman, and Henry Wilson. in
a saloon last evening when Oliver Griffith,
the barkeeper, attempted TO eject the men.
Cadova drew a revolver and fred. Griffith
went back into the saloon for weapon and
CsdOvs continued firing, one bullet passing
through Wilson's left lung and another
taking effect in the ley of bystander.
Griffith then returned and sent ball into
CadOva's left leg, witch ranged upward
into the groin. The policeman returned
the fire, shooting Griffith through the
heart. Cadova and Wilson are dying.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-30
Man Known Priest Dead.

NEo YORK, March 29.-Rsv. Father j.
C. DrumgoOle, pastor of the Mission of the
Immaculats Virgin, died at the Mission
Home in this city, last evening. of pneu-
monia Ho was known all over the world
through the paper, The Homeless Child,
whose subscriptions built the $50, 900
building in lafayette Place and supported
it atterward. Father Drumgocle was seven
ty yesrs old.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-30
Nothing Like II.

Every day swells the volume Of proof that
Is specific for all blood diseases, nothing
equals Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
coyery. Remember, this is an old estab.
lished remedy with record! It has been
weighed in the balance and found fulfilling
every claim! 1t has been tested many
years in thousands of cases with hattering
success! For Throat and Lung troubles,
CAtarrh, Kidney disease, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Sick Headache and all disor-
ders resulting from impoverished blood,
there is nothing like DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discoyery-world-renowned and
ever growing in favor!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-30
Bsy ond the Laws Reach.

LoUIsvrLLE, KY, March 29.-A man
giving his name ~ N. J. Wilson, Orleans,
Ind, came 10 q hotel in this city last snn-
day very iii and took o loom. He grew
worse rapidly and died Monday evening
A telegram Of inquiry Was sent 70 Or
leans and On answer has Just been return.
ed that the man was probably Newton J.
Weston. who was treasurer Of Scott coun.
ty for many years. One day, In 1882, hs
did not show up at his Office. When an
investigation was made IL was found that
Wilson had fed with nearly 100000. He
was never prosecuted and was never heard
from aftsr leasing Scott county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-30

TUE split between the McGLYNN and
GSrRGE factions is widening every DAY.
Mr.. GEoRG Is SAYS he will not attend a labor
convention lor the nomination of Presiden-
tal candidates. The priestly agitator in
,.,.s iHlf one will be held 1t was a COM
L:ua..aa Of soreheads from the beginning
Tn. h,eak up was inevitable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-30

THE friends Of Hon. ID. II. LEONARD,
Of ParkeJ burg will testify their regard for
the distinguished gentleman by banquet
4, ha rendered him tomorrow night. Mr..
IruNARp'S departure for the West will be
a loss TO the whole State. The best wishes
Of hundreds of friends will 20 with him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-30
II Sufferer. r,om Consumption,

Scrofula, Bronchitis, and General Debility
will try Scots Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil
with Hypophosphites, they will find imme-
diate reliet and permanent benefit. The
Medical Profession universally declare it
remedy of the greatest value and very
palatable. Read: ar have used ScOtt's
Emulsion in several cases of Scrofuls and
Debility in Children. Results most graft.
flying. My little patients take it with
pleasure. Wv. A. Hubert, n. D., Sails
bury, Ill.
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discharged and Eearrestsd.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., March 29.-JOhn
Sheridan, charged with feloniOus assault
upon Officer Stewart, of Pittsburg, was
discharged by Judge Wilson this morning
on q writ of habeas corpus. As Sheridan
was leaving the court room he was arrest
ed, charged with being fugitive from
Justice, and locked up for hearing. OH
Ger Stewart has msde application for q
reQuisition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-30

II THE Republican senators were rs able
and industrious at mapping out some plan
Of senatorial work as at Singing mud at the
PftSiI5nt, it wouldn't be necessary to &C.
lay public business until they can decide
what they yaa. 10 90.