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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-28
BARRY'S NEW ORDER.
HR OUTLINES rs FOUNDATION PRINcl.
PIES.
They Include Everything That Is Not bat
0ushi 10 R-I VIII Be Cosmopolitan,
Non.Prtan, Independent, Ssass,
Educational, Rk., Etc., Ee

CHICAGO, November N.-Thomas Barry,
the not,d ex.Knight Of Labor, rsmainsd IN
Chicago until tonight, to prepare TIE
ground for the coming meeting OF the 20
or 80 delegates to tho Ksights Of Labor
General Convention, whom he eIp:cls 10
assemble here and start the proposed new
opposition organization. The meeting. IL
is understood, will issue . desllra,ioa OF
principles. This declaration, as far as
far as at present evolved, is /, repeat al
the charges 60 frequently made sgainss
the Powdeily administration snd VIII
specially demand the eight-hour day, the
abolition Of child labor, the regulation oi
female labor, manual training, and factory
aud store inspection. Ii will dtnouncs
the allie yed autagorism OF the n. Of l., :,
the trades unions and parii ,u'aely the in
tolerance of the Knights to be members Of
III, Federation OF LSbor. Unlike ths
Kniphts, the new crnsn'zstiou will not
debsr fr I'm membership the federation.
The declaration will charge that the
Knights are to largely composei OF Ir,sa
AID Americans The rev organization
will aim TO re cosmopolitan; individual
local assemblieI will bs independent, nc:
knowle jgs no general executive board ard
nav no tribute to general officers, but keep
the money at home for use in the struggle
for the eight.hour day. The organic atom
Il 10 he secret in the eame fers, as the
the Knights of Labor, but it Ia intended
that there shall bs oren mestinss Tor
the purpose of discussing political ques-
tiops. Indesd, the chic; distinguishing
feature of the new org ,nizattn Ia - bs
the active interest IL will take in politics,
and for this purpose the erisr will use
ei,hsir Democrats or Republicans rs local
ity or other circu instances may demand.
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IN A PANIC.
The BOOdlers Begin to
Take Alarm.
THE RECOUNT IN KANAWHA
Interrupted Yesterday, But Will
Go On
UNTIL THE LAST YlLLAlNY
Is Exposed and Its Authors Dis
covered.
HERE In THE FIRST DISTRICT
Some Disclosures That Will Open the Eyes
Of the Public-Ths Process by Which
Republican MajOritiss are Made
Exposed by the Regis
tsr's Search.

CHARLESTON, W. VA.r November H.-
The recount of Kanawha was proceeded
with to day, until interrupted by an alarm
of fire in the neigbboshood, when an ad'
journment was taken until three o'clock
this afternoon. Only two precincts were
gotten through with. The precincts in
which it is claimed gross fraud sppears,
have not bssn taken up as yet. Aldarson
picked up a little to-day and the Demo-
Gratis are quite satisfied with the rtsult
as far as the recount has gone.
PROCEEDINGS IN COURT.
I In the Supreme Court to-day, Col. St.
Clair was not reany to go on with the
hearing of the petition for writ Of prohi-
IbitioD, to prohibit the Commissioners Of
this county from the counting Of Lewiston
district, at which plscs the voting YVES
illegally conducted and the Court ad
journsd till morning. These procee dings
are 10 bshslf Of Governor Fleming and
]. D. Anderson. These gentlemen will he
here this evening and the matter will be
proct eded with before the Court to-mor-
row.
There will be 10 proceedings taken to
stop the Governor from issuing certi6'
cate Of election 10 all members OF the House
of Representatives who appear to have been
elected from the face Of the returns, as was
indicated in these dispatches yesterday.
THE RESULT IN THE STATE.
While it is difficult 10 get any absolutely
accurate information in regard TO State
officers or Congn Imen, especially where
the Vote is close, it is known ABSOLUTE ly
that Aldenon is eleted, unless the recount
now in progress change the fgurel
As they now stand. the Presidential
Electors on the Democratic ticket have 6
plurality Of 1000 or more, as well AZ tht
Dame cratic candidates for Judges. Tht
balance of the State tcks. has good plur
slity.
The Rtpublicaus, since the Developments
of yesterday, have cooled down wonder
fully and COTS how!erS are not much
heard from. Their mouths suddenly shut
They are oysters to-day.
OH, NO, HE WONT pE.
Meier Menager, of Pt. Pleasant, Is still
here. The Major was to be Goff . Secre,ni
of State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-28
A RAILROAD POOL.
A Gigantic Scheme Set On Foot by Jay
Gould.

Gigantic Scheme Set On Foot by Jay
Gould.
CHICAGO, November rs7.-Regarding the
much talked Of conference between Chair.
man Midgley and several railIo3d mag.
mates in New York, a local plper says:
"For several weeks plst Jay Gould, O. P.
Huntington, Charles Francis Adsms, W.
B. Strong and other raiIrosd msgnstss in.
ttrssted in Western railrocd, have bsen
holding conferences in New York in
which Chairman Midgley, Of the South
western Railway Association, has taken a
prominent part. The object of these con-
fsrsnces has baen kept profound seciet.
Saturday the announcement WAS made
that t6e conferences had come to an end
and that an agreement had been made
whereby the troubles among the South
western rcade would he ended and rates be
advanced fiOm 25 t. 80 per cent. as soon
as possible. Bat this announcement was
no nearer the truth thap the previous re-
ports regarding the mysterious conference
The railroad magaates evidently desired
to keep everybody in ignorance of the ac-
tual importance of the proposed agreement
until all arrangements had been perfected
and the ne~ scheme pat in operation.
II hes been learned, however, that the
project coat.mplatas nothirg more nor
1883 than the formation of a gautic rail-
road trust, or clearing house." compris-
ing all roals between points west Of line
drawn through Chicago end Milwaukee
on the east, st. Paul and Minneapolis on
the north, C)!eradO, New M.xico and
Wyoming on the west Aud the Arkan-
sas on the south. Ali the exciting freight
and passenger associations within the terri
tory named, are to he abolished and
merged in the new trust or clearing house,
az it is named. There is TO bs an execu-
rive board Of three, which shall devote its
entire attention TO the aff4irs OF the clear
ing house." and bs iutrusted wi h all
matters connected Herewith. One Of the
three is TO BE- elsctsd chairman OF the
clearing house." and the other two to
be known as vice chairmen of thu freight
department and vice chairmen Of the pas
ssngar department respectively.
The Chairman, it is und dsrstOod, is to be
J W. Midgley, who under the terms of
the agre enent would be greater man
than Commissioner Fink virtually having
full control of the agreement, 80 far as
traffic affairs are concerned, of all the roads
between Chicago and tae Rocky noun.
tains. Three propositions it is under
stood.
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FAIRLY AND IMPARTIALLY.
Only Excited Republican Partissns Com
plain OF the Wstzsl Recount.
~. NJ ,,-,~,syrrr Nny 81 1893

Only Excited Republican Psrtlsans Com
plain OF the wstzsl Recount.
NEW MARTINsvILLE, Nov. 81, 1883.
To the Editor oflRs r lister.
The recount Of the votes in Wstzsl ccun'
ty is heiug pushed rapidly ahead since the
return Of the President CT the County
Court Some delay is occssiOned by legal
technicAlities raised by Republican as well
a. Dsmcctatic counsel. Every scratched
ballot is cics ly examined by the attorneys
befors being counted by the tally clerks,
aud thslwbO!s proceedings are being con-
duCt.d with impartialiiy and fairness tG
both p'rt;eL
The oreu window episode, which the
IaieRigeBcsr is trying to make capital OF, is
q piece Of foolishness iosugursted by teV'
eral gussipers, with whom every one IS &C
quaintsd. No crsdenee whatever is given
TO the story by respectable men Of both
parties. Mr.. McEidowney, oar County
Clerk. is . gentleman of integrity and is
considered such by all the citizens here re-
gsrdleEs of political sfhliation.
J,M,N,
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THEY WILL BE FREE.
DEMOCRATIC VETERANS RRNOUNCR THEIR
sHRVITUDB.
An Independent Truly NOn-Partsan OrganlHa-
ton Will bs msd-lmpOrtant Meet
ing at IndianspOlS-Rsas'ns
for the Action.

CHICAGO, November 27.-A special dis
patch from Indianapolis, Iud., says
About twelve hundred Democratic vster,
sne, members of G. A. r. posts scatteIed
over the State, held in the capitol build
ing last night q secret meeting, at which
it YVES resolved that every Democratic
member Of the G.. A. r. should abandon
the order and all present pledged them
selves to withdraw from thsir posts. Ad-
infant General KoOntz presided. A name
and a constitution for the rew order pro-
po,sd by the Democratic veterans were
sdopted. The nav order is TO be charita-
BILE and non political in character. On
Wednesday evening there will be a publ C
MACS meeting in the city hall, when the
reasons for dessrting the G. A. K. will be
given and the principles and objects oil the
Few order laid before the public.
A6iutsnt General Koontz Gays similar
meetings will be held all over the State
within the next week. Mr.. KOOntz said
last evening that he bad letters from men
in eight States, indicAtiog that the move
ment is national. Among the letters re-
ceived is one from John A. Wo'nan, Sec
ratary of the Democratic societies Of Penn
sylvania, promising thst every Democrat C
soldier in PenDsylvanil will leave the
Grand Army Of the Republic. The PieN'
dent of the societies, who ran against
Beaver for Governor, is at the head Of the
movement in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Koontz says that few Indiana Dam
ocrats have attended the Grand Army
meetings siucs the election, because all the
posts have been holding meetings ratifyirg
the election of Harrison and HOv9y.
1t ia pretty generally believed that Con
gresham Mason is at the head of the
o. movement, but 80 far he has made no pub
lie statement 1t is known that he feels
very sore because the Grand Army Of the
Republic as an organization worked against
him, and his friends here say that he will
follow the example of General Palmer, OF
Illinois
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OPEN PARTISANSHIP.
Koon;z's Grave Charges-Harrison Reg
Iments Formed out of the q. A. X.

Koon;z's Grave Cbarges-Harrison Reg
iments Formed out of the q. A. X.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, November 81
The Republicans of the city who are mem
bers of the Grand Army are inclined TO
ridicule the idea, and several of them have
approached General Koontz, and charged
thst he is trying to destroy the organiza-
tion. They deny that there has been any
politics in the Order, and. think the move
on the part of the Democrats is ill-advised
To one of these to-day koOntz replied
"You ssy that the Grand Army is non-pol-
itical, but the first thing you did a!t5r
Harrison was nominated was 10 organize
q Harrison end Morton regiment amopg
the Grand Army Pests, and efforts were
secretly made to induce as many as posi-
bls of the Democrats to become members.
After his election arecsption was tsndere ed
him in G.. A r. hall, the object of which
was to advance the cause of one of TIE
members for Postmaster to succeed Dem
ocret.h
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HE Is NOT A LORD.
An American Girl Married to e Distinguish
ell EngilshmSn.

An American Girl Married to q Distinguish
ell EngilShman.
New YORK, November 27.-Miss Belle
Wilson and Michael H-nry Herbert, who
is at present Lotd Sackvil'e Vests lem.
porary successor, in charge Of the British
legislation at Washington, were married
at noon to-day. About thousand invita-
tions had bsel issuel, aad there WAS q
brilliant gatheriog of friends at ST. Bar.
tholome1's church to-day. The brides
gown was of whits satin, trimmed with old
English point lace, and built high at the
meek. IC was one of the several dresses
made by Worth this fall, while the bride
was in Paris. Shs carried bCqust OF
white lilies.
Mics Grace Wilson, sister of tie bride,
was the only bridesmaid. She wore an
exq uisite gown Of yellow and white satin,
also production of Worth, and carried q
bunch of yellow ros(s Mr.. Arthur Her
bart, a member of the British legation al
Washington, but no relative of the groom
was bsst man. The usheIs were X charo
T. w,l,On, Jr, brother Of the bride; BtCcS
hnlst Cutting, John Furman and Thomas
Howard.
Af.er the wedding ceIe nony had beer
psif1rmed the hsppy couple were driver
10 tie home of the brides parents, where
wedding breakfast was served.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-28
THE STORMS WRECKS.
The Billiards. Course Marked by General
Destruction.

The Billiards. Course Marked by General
Destruction.
Pr OvINCETowN, MASS November q.
The schooner Minnie Payne, before report
ed ashore in the hsrbor, is full of water
and her keel is partly gone. The fishing
schooner Franklin is also ashore on the
Hat 10 the harbor with bOwsprit gone. TIE
fishing schooner o :ean Ranger broke sdIift
from Herring Cove Sunday and went out
in the bay. Ten small fishing boats were
sunk at their mooripg or went ashore more
or less damaged The schooner Charles
Worslsy, of Bangor, came ashore on
ScoItGn Beach yesterday morning. Tne
crew was saved and very little damsge
was done to the vessel. She will probably
be foatad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-28
THE PEABODY INSTITUTE
To bo Opened In ia. United Presbytsrisn
Church This Morning.

To be Opsnsd 10 tn. United Presbytsrisn
Church This Morning.
The annual Peabody Teachers lpstitute
will opea this morning in the lsctuieioo
of the Uaitsd Presbyterian Church, and
the Institute promises 70 b, the most inter
estipg yet held. State Superintendent
Morgan hes succeeded in securing the
services Of DR.. Msndsnball, President Of
Rose Polytechnic Ins!ituta, TeHs ante,
Prof. W. ii hssrce, tI New York, ana
Or. Shssff,r, President Of the Pennsylvs-
pia State Normal School at Rur z'own. oil
Of whom are eminent msn and accomplish
ed iustruetorL They will sppsAr alter
nAtely each day.
Music and rscitaiiors will be furnished
By the pu pills for the day seysiors, and mn.
sic by others 10 tbs evening. For this
evening P,of @. q Eagle will plsy spisno
solo snd Mrs. Osa. Sseley ana hi.s Alma
| c inner will siag solo. q Only . short se'-
ion Of the Institute will be held ON Thurs
dav morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-28
AN EASY VICTORY
Tommy Warren Knocss Jack HsVelin
Over the Ropes.

Over the Ropes.
SAN Francisco, CAL November 81
Festher-weights Jack HSvlin aud Tommy
Warren, met at the rooms Of the Califor'
MIA Athletic Club t,-Dight and fought for
purse of 81, 900. Both men appeared in
excsllsnt condition. The betting before
the fight was slightly in favor of Warren.
Time was called at 9:15 Warren
opened the round by pushing Hsvelin 10
the floor. Ths latter quickly regained bis
feet, and an interchange Of light blows fol-
lowed. Warren had the bsst OF the round
throughout, and succeeded in gtttlng in
several good blows.
On the beginning Of the second round
Wsrren forced the fighting aud planted
several telling blows on Havelin's face.
In the third round Warren again forced the
fght, raining several blows on Hsvelin's
head. HSvelin got in several light blows.
The fourth round opened with
the sharpsss king Of fighting, which
continued to the close. Warren
4ucct e1ed in startiug blood freely from
Havelin's nose. Hsvelin was knocked
down twice in this round by terrific blows
on the head. The next two rounds were
repetitions of the fJrmer.
Ia the seventh Iouud, however, Hsvelin
appeared to gov fresher. In the eighth he
caught Warren two ugly blows on the neck.
The fight progressed with varying sue
cess and HaVelin appeared during the next
few ouuds to be recovering Hs struck
savasely at Warren, but generally
fell short, as the latter escaped by jump
ing away.
The last few rounds of the fight were the
most brutal ever seen in this city. 1t was
evident to every Oue that Hayelin had no
possible chance. of winning. In the 2lst
round he was knocked down twice, and
after that he was hardly able to strike a
blow. In the twenty y-second round he was
knocked down twice In the tweuty-third
round he was knocked down five times. In
the twenty-fourth round Havelin was hard
ly able to stand.
In the tweuty-ffth round Havelin was
knocked under the ropes and WAS no. able
to come to time, and Warren was declared
victor
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The sourcs O, ,hs Mis.l.sInnl.

II. Paul, MINI, November PA
S'0N Centre, Minnesota, special to the
i'oas.r Pres, Gays: Tns true sOurc, Of the
Mississippi rveg hes at les. been discover
e1 o' pr,ie7 living at that place. It is
I"O small lakes, one Of which they named
Ike josephine. EGsse lakes are fed by
slAA crteSS, aud th.ir waters are emptied
i''o Lake Glczjsr. which lake was dis
'''ered by Capt willard Glsssrcck, who
OF Waters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-28
FINAL ADJOURNMENT.

The Great X. OF l.. Convention Thing
Of the Past.
INDIANAPoLIs.N November THE Cen
eral Assembly X. Of L. took final adjourn
meut at one o'clock this afternoon Tho
Committee on Law recommended that the
temperance plank iu the constitution rt-
main unchanged and the recommendation
was adopted. The place for the next meet.
ing will be chosen by the General EIecu-
tive Bo ,rd. 1t will be either Albany, New
Orleans or Atlantis.
This Committee on Resolutions recon-
mended the appointmont Of committees 10
investigate the Tistrea,ment Of Knights In
Louisisns. The Blair Educational Bill was
endorsed and then rev olntion severely de-
nouucing the Provincial Committee was
offered. After some discussion tho resolu.
ton was referred back to the committee
without being acted upon. A recommenda'
ton TO establish Junior locals was sndorsed.
Mr.. Powderly was given the privilege Of
appointing the committee 10 invesrR. Ate
the Philadelphia Office and he named Dele
gate, McCte and Brannon. Adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-28
TEN ILLEGAL VOTES
Cast at One Voting Place In Lewis
County.

Cast at One Voting Place In Lewis
County.
Special Telegram to the Register.
WESTON, w. VA, November 25.-
Within the last few days q few Democrats
have bten quietly at work investigating
cases Of alleged fraud in this district II
appesrs that a special fight was made
against Fleming and Pendleson. We have
now convincing proof that not LEES than 10
illegal Republicao votes were cast at this
precinct. Oae cclored man voted twice
Several other colored men attempted 20 do
the same thing, but the Democrats were on
the watch for them and prevented IL.
We believe a contest should be made on
the election hae in the interests Of Gov
ernor and Congressman, and II il Is done
we will furnish abundant proofs Of fraud.
The Republican vote will he reduced at
least ten.
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- = rms FOR FINE WORK.

HOW -
%. ,s.,ltsctth the REsIs1 EE's quiet In
..;.,tiou CT alleged frauds in tbs First
C,ar.s.ional CSs. dis.sic. proves fully as start
O'Ds ',h, fra. reports indicated. II any
Huo =, ,,r.s,Iv dou5'el the truth OF the
man ll,l,,b,t have b,en made, his eyes
' ~ o,ened By these evidences OF a de-
,'ss,. wi. os Nan to corrupt the ballot ard de-
~, t5s will OF houest voters
iS', I',.f,nnmary ~, of the facts obtained is
-. than any comment. In another
-, en- will he found letters sUd corre-
'..,Isnce ' from reputable gentlemen who
5,,,iI ,bs eu.fages committed at variOus
u' '~,., Dlsess. At Holidays Cove it ap-
s,rsf hat ,hrss iIl,gL vOt's were cant by
.,r;.,,, WHO were non residents.
~, n.rocrats pro:estsd, but THAR OBJ
-, v.srs oysrIulsd by the R'puoh-
-, sr,e,i,n odiisl, Cam"oa furnishes
I;.,cf,sh,een illegal vo:s ;, each aud
s...r o.e Of whom pu; IN
s,,,i,b. K p1bIjca1 tcSe'. PanpsTS'
'I'...,,I Monies. ieutS wee brought 70
I'll, saI in spite Of all objections
,.,' p,r,ccr.ts. the election Cfh2iais per-
.;,..l their ballet, to be est. The D'm-
.r.,,.,;,tae has made psCial ttf rts
=, I..oysr the iull extent Of these out-
IN. spJ there is every reason to bslieYe
49,, | in Liberty di.t;iet OF MARSHALL county
.,.. not Iass thln seyensy-6ye illegal votes
v,,s palled by c,,ilensO; Pennsylvania
disclosure, Of gross Irregularities, If not
,,.,,,y. fraud have tean made in Doid-
L;5,s c,p9ry In one district the election
om,sc Deliberately removed the POlliog
D,.os IN face OF direct orders from the
ron,ty Court. E,pabl:c2n vctas had
b.sp ,.c.sty iufo;med Of the contemplated
change b7: Democrats went to the LEGAL
nI,cs of voting and were compelled either
n return home D: seek other polls in the
SAME precinct.
The above cases Represent iu! tithe OF
-ss cases that have been reported Evil
5.pcss O: shameful neglect CT downright
f-,7d tavs bssa fcuad st usArly every poll
-, F.,. ..,,ld ia rplcNfd by the
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NATuRK's HIGHWAY.
DoinSs Of Boats and Bostmsn Ai0sg ths
Ohio.

po,nss Of Boats and Boatmsn Along this
Ohio.
The Stockdsls passed down at 10 .. m.
AIlegbsuy river hsd some new made ics
in IL on Monday.
The Andes lsft at 10 o'clock last evening
for Cincinnati with god trip.
TIE marks on the landing last evening
indicated 8 feet spd stationary.
The Hudson will tsks tho PAsbion's
plscs In the Pitisoufs and Clncinraa
trsde.
The Louis A. Skerisy has been tbo'oush-
" oysrhsulsd as The Poist Pleasant docks,
and now presents N slsgsst sppssrsncs.
She will be here on Friday and leave on
Saturday - heretofore.
The MARKS from above yssssrd'y were:
MorsantJwn, w. Va, fset 10 inefe, and
falling; wsathsr snowy. Ries's Landing.
s feet inches snd falling; weather cloody;
Bsownsviiis, s Efet 8 iocbss aod stssisnsfy
weather cloudy. Lock No. 4, f,ss lo
inches ard falling; Sestbes cloudy
Greensboro, Pc, II Zee. II ipehes sed isll.
ing; weather cIoudy. Paksr. 2 feet !
inebe, and falling; weather miIdsf. o.'
City, 1 foot sad falling weather slsss'
Ing.
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The Official HofA of Ohio.

CINCINNATI, November T.-Tte fol-
lowing is the official vote for Presidential
Electors in Ohio: Total vote, sil ,9il. A.
B. Msttox leads The Republican list With
4l6 O54. living Duncan heads the Demo
cra's with 1894, ,455. Mstiox's plurality IS
10, 500 short of the 20. 600 upon which 30
many wagers were made. John W. Rose
hoIougb, csndid.ts for Elect t1r-st-Large on
the Prohibiticn n ticket, is 2i,356, while the
bi ghest candidate on the Union Labor
ticket received 3, 400.
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IN HANCOCK COUNTY.

Non-Residents Voted Against the Protects
of Democratic.
Special Correspondence ofhs REGISTER.
HOLIDAYS Cove, W. VA, November
27.-There were several illegal votes cast
for the Republican ticket at this place
The Democrats protested but were not
listened to. We have the names Of three
men in our possession. who were non resi-.
dents, bot who were brought TO the polls
and voted by Republican workers. These
men have not been accustomed TO vote
here, and so far as our people are informed
are not citizens OF the State.
Their votes should not have been al
lowed, and furnish good ground for re-
count of the poll at tnis precinct.