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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-11
THE S,LAS SMITH CASE.
HIS Resignation Not Properly Made Ont
The Court Of Appeals.
SDecf1l T.lf9rcn 10 ne Regiesr.

HIS Resignation Not Properly Made Ont
The Court Of Appeals.
special Tt'sgrGn 10 tie Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, January 10
Mr.. W. J. W. Cowden handed the follow
ing resignation to Speaker Woods to-day
TO His ErceEency. f. w. Wilson, GOraRor
Of ie State Of West yirgiria,
On account Of extreme i'll health, I here
by tender my resignation OF the Office ol
delegate to the Legislature Of the State Ol
West Virginia for the county Of Tyler, IA
tako effect Immediately; and heIeuntO sur
render the {, rtifcate OF my election issued
to me by the Cour, Of said county.
Yours, respectfully,
January, S, 1889. SILAs SMITH.
Mr.. Woods said 10 the representative Ol
She REGISTER:
"Ths pspsr was handed to me by Mr..
Cowden, and after reading it, / said that
in my judgement il was not a proper pa
psr, AID could not take notice oft At
torneys confirmed my opinion, and re-
turned the paper TO Mr.. COwden."
The ground upon which objection was
taken 70 the resignation was that It was
dated before the opening Of the Legisls-
.ure, and before Mr. Woods Became
Speaker.
The Court Of Appeals met to-day for ihe
first time since the election. All the
members were present except Judge Green,
who is reported TO he very i'll. The Court
organized by making Judge Snyder PIesi-
dent pro. team.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-11
A BRILLIANT WEDDING.
At Washington, Pa, Last Evening-Ac
count Of the Affair.

At Washington, Pa, Last Evening-Ac
count OF the Affar.
AspeCial telegram from Washington, Pa,
last evening contains the following:
The wedding of Miss Minnie Chambers,
of Washington, ard Mr.. Claiming Moore
Wa1d, of Pittsburg, took place in the First
Presbyterian Church tonight, DR.. james
/. Brownson, the pastor, officiating. The
church bad been handsomly trimmed with
flowers a1d looked beautiful. Mr. Harry
S. Stevenson played ia his best style. Miss
Chambers is the daughter of the late JOh1
Chambers. At 6:3O the sweet strains OF
the Mendolssuhn wedding march filed the
church, and the bridal party entered the
rear doors of the church. Miss Annie
Ohamh-Ts, a eis'er of tte bride, csTe frst
AZ maid OF horar. She wss follow ed by
the bride On the arm of her brother, Mr.
Harry Chambera. The following brides
maids and ushers followed Miss Ewing,
Washington, Pa Miss Ward, Washington,
d. O.; Miss Carey, Baltimore, Md; Miss
Burr, Washington, ID. c., and Messrs.
HibbaTd, Of PitisbuTg; Hunt, Assistant
Engineers U. S A., stationed at Pittsbnrg;
Hupke. Pittsburg; Finney, Baltimore,
Md; Clark, Pittsburg. After the we'd
ding the party dove TO the home of the
bride, where an elegant reception was
held.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-11
4 RndnntInn Pronosed

PITIsBURG, PA, January 1O.-The
5000 Monongahela river miners after being
compelled to remain idle for three or four
months in the midst Of winter, are to be
asked by the operators to accept re-
duction in wages when they commence
work. At least this is what some of the
larger operators now declare. They say
they cannot afford to pay 3-cent rate
when the mines resume operation. The
miners say the shut down is more than
they can stand, and il the operators follow
it with a reduction in wages, protest
against accepting it will be made. The
operators do not state when they will re-
snma nnerAtinna
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-11
The hatfield. wa.t to Make Terms

Special Telegram to the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January TO-
The leaders. Capt Hatfield and his father,
Anse Hatfield, who are most prominent in
the famous Hatfield-McCoy vendetta Of
Logan county, this State, and Pike county,
Kentucky, are endeavOring to make terms
with officers and all others and bury the
hstchet. The Captain and Anse were in
the town Of Logan c. II. on the first of the
week, and stated that they wanted peace
and would go into terms looking to set
Element if allowed 10 be acquitted. They
we're heavily armed, and Notwithstanding
detectives were dogging their steps, the de-
tectiyes and officers made no attempt TO ar
rest them. What will come out of the
proposition is not known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-11
Woodyard No Kicker.

Special Telegram 70 the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, Jsnuary lO.-A
report was published in the REGISTER Of
toe 9th instant, among the Charleston dis
matches. 10 the effect that Senator Wood
ward. Republican, OF Roane, was disaffect-
ed and would probably star out Of the
party caucus with Minear and Carr. The
statement vas given and published as a
ruuor. It proves to be incorrect. Senator
Woodyard went into caucus and acted IN
harmony with his colleagues. This ex-
planation is considered due the Senator.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-11
Correspondent Hart's Ignorance.

Special Telegram 20 the Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, January 10
Col. Birdie Hart has succeeded in making
an eggregious ass OF himself. 1t is not q
difficult operation at any time, but the
Colonel did il more thoroughly on this
occasion, than even in his famous mon
eiel" pIOnuuciamento. In the An,
telliqencer Of Wednesday he spread
himself in flaming head lines
and a double-leaded sensation about
deep Democratic scheme, which he had
discovered, to epioin the Kanawha county
returns and shut out three Republican
members-elecl of the House and one mem
Der in the Senate. The Colonel almost
tcok a spasm over the dire possibilities OF
abe Outrage. It never occurred to his
estnAa mind that there was no contest Of
the returns for members of the Legisla-
lures. that their certificate were IN no
wise connected with the Governors and
Coneressman's certificate, and that there
was no reason to procure an injunction
against transmitting them than there was
20 prevent Col. Hart from eating his din
ner. Not only that, bat both houses are
the Judges of their own membership, and
the only place a legal contest against any
delegate or Senator in his respective
chamber. The ColOners ignorance seems
to ba growing daily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-11
The Connecticut Election.

HARTFORD, CONN, January lO.-BOth
Houses of Legislature met in joint session
this forenoon to elect State officers, an
election by the people having failed. Fol-
lowing is the result of the ballots; Gov
ernor-M. G. Bulky, Rep, 159; Luson B.
Morris, Dem, 90. Lieutenant Governor
samuel f. Merwin, Rep. l66, John s..
Kirkham, Dem, 90. Secretary
of Stale-R. Jay Wash, Rep,
166; Henry A. Bishop, Dem,
"a. Treesurer-E S. Henry, Rep, 164; J.
G.. Martin, Dem, %. Comptroller-John
B. Wright, r 15s; Nicholas Staub, Dem,
90. MeSus. Bulky, MerNin, Walsh,
Henry and Wight were declared duly
elected.
Later in the day Gov. Bulky was in
sugurated with imposing ceremony.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-11
A Periious Position.

EsATON, PA January l0.-Twenty-dve
men were on the suspension bridge here last
night during the storm, when heavy
wire guy rope WAS broken, causipg the
bridge 10 sway and shake heavily. Oae
of the men, Oscar Waliram,
was blown from the bridge t0
the canal below, distance Of
about eighty feet He swan 20 shore and
is now confued to his he'll. Tso other
men caught the railiUg while going dom
and held on until the storm mad ps-sed.
Two Others lay down On the bridge and
had their hands and knees badly bruised
and biistered in holding on 20 the Tailipg
None ofthem, howerer, we're seriously in
iured.
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side The Democrats could not ,lscL
and the
REPUBLICANS REFUSED TO CONCENTRATES
rHEIR VOTE


Ga the ioriy-seoond ballot Senator Scott
complmenttd President Price BY vote
The Democrats Immediately changed TO
Price, and Scott was forced 20 show the in
sincerity ol his vote for Price By changing
10 woodward. There was no election, and
another ballot was taken.
Senstor ONley created a sersaiion ard
forced ihs Republicans siill further into
the corner Before Otlsy'5 name was
csl'gd every Republican, except Morris and
Scott had voted tor Minear, their regular
nominee. Mr. O2ley arose aud stated that
bel east h's vote in coed faith. Senator
Scot bad been his hrst choice, hut he
.h0cgbt it was time 20 organize the Senate.
sni he would now vote for A. C. Minear.
NeAlis.Cr end VarPelt Democrats, both
yotld ior Minear.
The Republicans Immediately sphi up
morg half dozen candidates in order 20
.t i3 MnCm's election. This
rNr0sURE OF THEIR DODGING TACTICS
WAS COMPLETE.
Minear only eot nine votes on the ballot
Carr and tmea Democrats east tsrg Of
them.
Alter furihgr diiatorv motions. a me-
zion t1 adjourn WAS made. The ayes and
noe. were called. Sna.or Oxley and Nc
Aui.tar again eyirced their determination
.o .ree on organization. They voted aye,
md sist.d that when the Senate re-assem-
bed tomorrow 40 D o'clock, they would
absent themselves Unnecessary, end there
hv .o-cs the Republicans TO elect a Presi-
F.,,t 0- rI,efsln Irom voting.
Thsm1t5on t0 adjourn carried.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-11
Fun In INDIANA TOO.
The Scenes at the Last Session of the LsgIs-
lature Ro-enacted

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, January 1O.-The
Fifty-sixth General Assembly of Indiana
convened this morning, The Democratic
caucus nominees for tie various Offices
were duly elected. The chief interest
in the session is centered around
the Senate chamber as it was understood
the Democratic Senators had, by caucus
action, determined not TO recognize the
authority Of Lieutenant Governor Robert
son. The Democrats have majority
of four in the Senate. A big, sturdy
GooTkeer laid violent hands on
Col RObertsOn during the last
session, and to-day refused to admit him.
James f. Cox was chosen President Of the
session aud took the chair. The Republi-
cans protested agaiast Cox taking the oath,
but Judge Mitchell administered it aad
then left the chamber.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-11
Merit Wins.

We desire to sag 10 our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DE-. King
New Life Pills, Bucklen' g ATnica Sslve and
Electric Bit,er, and have never handled
remedies that sell as well, or that have
given such universal satisfaction. We do
not hesitate 20 guarantee them every tine,
and we stand ready to ref nd the pur-
chase price il satisfactory results do not
follow their use. These remedies have
won their great popularity purely on their
merits. Logan & Co., druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-11
Wool Growers, AssoeIatlen.

WASHINGTON, d. @, January 10 Tie
National Wool Growers Association met
in the Ebbitt House to-day. Officers were
elected, as follows: President, Hon. John
Mcdowell, Washington, Pennsylvania;
Vice President, Colonel W. L Black,
Texas; Treasurer, l. II. Wallace,
Missouri. and Secretary J. II. kirkpatrick,
California. Some of the delegates present
were: David Hapster, President of the
Ohio W. G. A.; A. w Brighmem, Master Of
the National Grange; Judge VIM. Law
renee and J. II. Anderson, also of Ohio; A
E. Sprague, Of Ohio, representing tn
United States MerinO Sheep Register Asso-
ciatiOr, and c. II. Beall, OF West Virginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-11
PrnbnbIe Murder.

Special Telegram TO the Register.
WILLOW ISLAND, W. VA, January 10.
Last night, at party at Mrs. Wheny's,
near Horse Neck, John Crumbly and j.
W. Matheny, went out into the yard to
fight ont an old Prudge Oliver CAN'T
handed Crumbly a thirty-eight calibre
pistol, telling HIM at the same time TO
shoot Matheny. He Immediately did so,
striking him Just under the ribs on the left
side Matheny is supposed to be fatally
wounded. Crumbly mounted a horse and
escaped.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-11
The Western Unions Good Service.

CHICAGO, January 10-YesterdBy this
country was visited by one Of the most
widespread and destructive storms ever
experienced in its history. 1t was accom-
panied by appalling loss of life and great
detruction Of property. Telegraphic SER
vice, owing TO the combination tf bowling
hurricanes end binding slee', suffered
particularly. In view of this fact, it is
but simple Justice to the Western Union
Telegraph Company 10 say that the facil-
titles furnished to the press of the country
for the transmission of its news during the
devastating storms, demonstrates its abil-
ity to carry the worlds news under the
most trying circumstances. It's efforts in
this direction merit this acknowledgement
on behalf of the reading public.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-11
Damage at Lima.

LIMA, O., January 10.-Great damage
was done here yesterday by III heavy
wind storm. Hundreds Of derricks and
pumping houses were blown down in the
oil field, aud the top Of the Reformed Ger
man Church spire was twisted on and the
building otherwi-e damaged. The court
bouss was damaged, Gs were also many
priyate residences.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-11
SEEN AND RAISED.

The Democrats Tie Up the Republican
Mandamus ooeediugs-Hubbard's aud
Hutchinson's Bad Legal Break-The In
junction stm in Force.
Special Telegram 90 the Register.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, January TO-
The Democrats saw the Republican legal
prcce dings to-day and raised them sew
eral. Republican oounsel last night Sc
cured writ of man9amus 10 serve on the
Secretary Of State, ordering him to trans
init the NaDawha returns to the Lsgisla-
tDsa. 1t may shock some Wheeling Re
pubiosrs to learn that Brother Billy Hub
bard and Johnny Hutchinson didn't know
enough 20 draw the writ in proper form.
Nevertheless it is true.
The Democratic counsel went before
Judge Guthrie this morning and moved
70 Quash the nandGnus ON technical
grounds. and the motion was granted.
Hubbard and Hutchinson Immediately
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-11
Along Battle.

SAN Francisco, January lO.-The fight
which occurred at the gymnasium of the
Golden Gats Athletic Club last night be-
tween the light weights, Billy Mahan, Of
California, and George Mulholland, OF
Australia. was the longest ever seen on this
coast. The battle commenced at $40
O'Clock and continued until 800 This NOR
ming, when it was declared a draw at the
close of the s7th round. ice McAuliffe,
who was recently defeated by Peter jack
son, was the referee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-11
Railroad Presidents Meet.

NEW YORK, January l0.-The meeting
Of railroad presidents TO arrange a scheme
of cooperation for the maintenance of
uniform rates and other matters of import
aace, met at the residence of J. PierPont
Morgan at IL a N. Those present at the
conference included Jay Could. Chauncey
NJ. Depsw, Geo. Q. MagOun, r. II. Cable
c. F. Huntington. A. b. SGokney, j. II.
Wright d. A. HegemaD, Samuel Sloan,
John King, NJ. L. Sykes, John G Brown,
President Perkins, Of the c., B. q @;
Frank w. Barre3 G. +. Adams, and j. J.
McCook, who acted as Secretary. Mr..
Depew stated this afternoon that the con-
ference was unanimous in agreeing TO
maintain full rates. The trunk line presl-
dents % ed a separate resolution TO the
effect that they would form another asso-
citation; that ell the roads could be govern.
ed by the equal laws as is now the case
among the truck lines The Interstate
Commissioners express satisfaction with
the understanding that has been reached.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-11
FOREIGN NOTES.

A great drs occurred in the eloyeDtn ar ar
roundisement of Paris. TIE echoisstic
buildings we're destroyed.
The German authorities have iofniaosn ,s
the circulation by post in &c many o. ,s' y,
Jatransioant-Henri Raehefort' : paper; M.
Rochefort declares that he u hA''ersu Dy
the action Of the German go'e'nu'en'
In the skating championship CONTEXT ct
Amsterdam, yesterday; the ,No-iniis race
,1as won nv joseph J. Doncghue. OF New
80 Y Y in 8 minute, "a seconds. His
ornonent Panschin the Russian cham
NON covered the distance in minutes, 81
seconds. Tee best record previously made
6,r the same distance wfs minutss. a
esconds. A thaw bas set in and t5e ice IS
rapidly melting.
A lstter for King Leopold has arrived 81
Zanzibar. 1, IL suppesgd to ba from heniy
NJ. Stanley.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-11
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

Dispatches from many points in Michi-
gan, indiana, Illinois, Iowa and Wiscon-
sin indicate that Wednesdays storm was
general throughout the Northwest, al
though most severe in Northern Wisconsin
and Michigan.
The President gave a state dinner of
forty-six covers to the members Of the
Cehinet last night, the second Of the winter
series of official entertainments.
Mr. Weaver, of Iowa, continues to hold
the House in the grip OF \ deadlock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-11
Harnsr,s OIose shave.

COLUMBUS, O., January lO.-The ter
rife wind storm which passed over
Columbus, yesterday afternoon, came near
putting an end 20 the life of L. l.. Harper,
sx- -Pfesid,nt Of the late Fidelity Bank Of
Cneinnati He was standing at his desk,
making out the discharge list. Suddenly,
as q CAST CT wind was bowling over the
building the huge chimney OF the chapel
adjoining, fell crashing through the ROT
with noise like thunder, and the next
moment the room wss filled with smoke,
SCOT and dust. So near did the masa come
10 ending The earthly career Of this much
tslked about man that it gIazed his
shoulder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-11
THE SENATE CAUCUS.


sr.r.t r....rn Co tae Register.
cs,prrsroV W Va. January 10
,-,...,..,,s-.5 rrbeir
q .- '''
.n,ea'o'' .i''''e N''-'ls '''' ''''-
luton. The people OF "es' wig Ma
e'ecada Senate to d5 their b.idiog and
......, s-+.-..t, r, order TO gain O
r.--,,.... ma.
P-''' .,
'ci'y ro" propose 'nA' '1s 9--''' '''''
bs ih,oua into deadlock, and II neees-
any moi ..is's,iaa viii Pc transacted dur
.. ts. ~.ols session TIE Republican
ID, ..5.v rt vss
''i,- '- ~
Do seni.er A.-sAf was No' '-''' -N'
conference was called ia o'dsr to enable
$ aa.or Carr 90 meet his Republican col
r.,,1ss and assure them of lis fsalty to the
-.---..-.. l.,vor the members. ,bo
were L'- .- cue '..l-' "- ''0 0''- '''-i
had begun io s,r,ad ugly rnmora about the
<,-r.rb, serstrr. aud he wanted them
.....- r,. .-,-s i. s.r0,ti,n tba rem
festA.'i.e.i .i '-' -'-,''''' ''l' .' '''''eN i'O'-
.11rc-s which carro. os questioned. Sen
at.r Carr himself has admitted IS much.
,-. .-. .r,.r r-o-e ai.r,liny Int
-s-.,. -,
ln the coniefeLes VIII
r...f. word of is 10 the caucus
......t...... .. ana etstss
~,
c carr. some OF tns NsPuo''-
cans do1b.ed his Rspublicanism Other
members evnlainsd that thew had come TO
ct.-,............;,,. l.;,,, ~ s,ter the can
cls, ana iltJ alo tutll clIsl'l1eu's "eio
u,pr.el 90 BIS action. TIE answer came
t--r, c,.-.-5 it reveals the kew to his
".e-- course oi sel'ol- ,,.---
-" -'' o l''P -'''1''N 20 ''' "
.''' i-,..-. ,loi l',l '''-e..'o' ~ 80
-" .. '"e ,'l'l..',N az -, 80
80 ..-l - e-..'- .t'..ecs -,
',- OFT .-'oi -'ii' !" io NHo"' -'-''''
D-,,.....;... -.
questioned ar- more than Senator Morsi-
s'-, or senator "o'a5 ara , N l'eu 10
% w f'l- .l'asule5 an "-Su ~, !;
.l''' '' lleu 'aA0 -.y S.'g.1
An. -.--''-,A present "0c, p'su .le -
"-- factory a'.eN.Io1 ~. o-- q
-' -e u5a.-', .- C---,' - ~ -. - -.
'" - P-s
l-.a' -...'-,' 80, ,-..
. '," ~ P'..i e.. -
.' .N9 ~ s...''3.- s',..'. .'.I - 80 ~
-i' N N.t' over lle u-17iu ,''''1 y. .-
N'at" a county .eiurna has neeu 7'''',N- ~,
They hope by this action to force the
Democrats .gom the just snd lawiul giouno
,h.y have ukeD that ire result OF me
eacion must not he oinciaiiy oeelAISu . g,
11ll tlt guoernatoral contest Is nhslly
decided.
Senator Scl-t who was the le' 'oef OF
Irc carcrs. gave it as his opinion tnat the
Republicans should not organize the Sen
te ulW iha injunction agains, "alkef
- sovi and the kmawhh retlfns
I.,4 t-eSe the House. The question oi
,,. ,-...... Sion at present was Thoroughly
5;.,--.-T Fgr said that the hepp ni-
---.h.-s4 ~ keir power to organize tle
e,--t...s .--..l, DO 10.
..ther SEM. Worley or Woodyard
-nrrnr s n-oDosifion that the Republicans
should MOI oreauizs the Serafe at az. The
deadlock should be continued until the
end ol the s.. si1u. Then be claimed We
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-11

Correspondipgly low rates are made
from other stations on the line.
The tickets will be good for return trip
on all regular trains uutil January 26ih,
inclusive.
Through Parlor Cars will be placed on
day train and Sleeping Cars on uiRht train.
The tickets will also be available to and
from Baltimore but must he used for con-
tinuous passage in both directions. No
better time could he chosen for a visit to
the National Capital. Congress will be in
session and the Galleries of both Houses,
as.well as all other public buildings, will be
open to visitOre.
The long limit on excursion tickets al
lows ample time for visiting Alexandria,
Mt Vernon, Richmond, Old Point Com oIt
and other points Of interest within easy
reach of Washington.
For tickets and Parlor and Sleeping Car
accommodations and illustrated guide TO
points Of interest in and around Washing
ton. call upon or address, Agents B. * o.
r. II.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-11

Oscar @. Smith, stenogrspher, Bellzhoover
borough, severe scalp wOlnd.
W. A. McCurdy, Ingram station, heed
cut and bad bruisss; will recover.
Ernest Rhirebart, at Allegheny General
Hospital; back badly hurt; recovery
doubtful.
Robert Blythe, broken leg and arm and
bruises.
Charles Golden, severe internal ipjuritsi
will recover.
AZ 2 a. m. two more bodies were recov-
cred, but they were so badly msugled that
recognition was impossible. They are sup
posed to be carpenters or bricklayeTs, work
men on the Wiley building.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-11
namnre In Northern OhIo.

CLEVELAND, O., January lO.-RspoHs
from many towns in northern Ohio, eay
that the wind storm Of yesterday did con-
siderable damage 10 property. At Raven
na. a small brick foundry was wrecked AT
Akron. chimueys ard tres were blown
down. end mauy windows broken by the
force Of the wind. Tins far no loH Of
Ite, - raporfcd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-11

made application for another writ. .,oN'
granted and served on the s. @ 80
State at two o'clock to day.O o,NN
Democratic attorneys had not BY -
ing all this time. Application was liade
to the Supreme Court for a rule to compel
Judge Guthrie TO show cause why a writ
of prohibition should not be awarded 10
prohibit him fom proceeding further in
the maadamus case. The iule was awarded
aud made returnable TO morrow at two
o'clock This completely ties up the mat
ter for the time, and leaves the injunction
in force.
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The House Does Nothing .

Special Telegram 10 the Register.
CHARLESTON. W. VA, January TO-
The House met to-day at 3 o'clock, but
conld transact no business. Speaker
Woods has appCioted the following pages;
JOSS Peyton, of Greenb'ier; Lon Davis OF
Wsyu4; W. f. Lively, Jr, of Lswie, and
John Dodiridg-, OF Ksnawha.
Hon. Anthony Smith, who expects to
contest the seat Of Senator Sweeney, is
here looking around.
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Psn.lons to west vIrgInIans.

Special 7eie0rGnl % ule Rt0lsicT.
WASHINGTON, d. c., January lO.-The
following pensions have been Issued to
West Virginians:
Original Invalid-John NJ. Bell, de-
ceased. Grantsville. Increase-Elgenius
@. Looman, Grangeville; David M. Gam
BILE, Paden's Valley; Nicholas Swadley,
Ritchie O. II. Odginsl Widows, &C.
Barbara, widow OF John NJ. Bell. Grants
villa