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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-20
GARRISON's FALL.
. 'gust Belmont Discharges the Jockey
for Tricky Riding.

'gust Belmont Discharges the Jockey
for Tricky Riding.
NEW YORK, September 19-It was the
talk Of the sporting world last night that
Eiward Garrison, the famous American
Jockey, wns summarily discharged by Mr.
August Belmont yesterday for his very
peculiar riding Of that gentleman's great
Suburban winner, Rsceland, in the OH
entail Handicap at Gravesend.
R4celand was big fsvOrite aud was
backed heavily by sJme of the most i'm
poTtant turfmen. Those who knew the
horses condition said before the race that
he could not be beaten, and after Kingston
had won, with the favorite next 10 last,
there were many rumors affecting Jockey
Garrison.
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Little Macs" Mother Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, September 19.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Mcclellan, widow ofDr. George
Mcclellan. and mother Of General George
B. Mcclellan, and De- John II. B. Nc
Clellan. the distinguished surgeon, died
to-day at the residence Of her niece. Miss
Rebscca Coke, st DaftOl. She was 80
wears of aye
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CLEVELAND PLEASED.

Satisfied with the Action Of Late Demo-
cratic Conventions
New YORK, September ia reporter
for the Commercial Adratser, having asked
ex. President Cleveland fo' hs opinion on
the action Of seyernl recent Democratic
State conventions in approving the tanh
reform plank OF the last National Demo
cratic Convention, Mf Cleveland ,t'
pressed himself ~ much pleased Win
ihe.e eyiteoces that the attitude Of t1o
Democratic party % this qas'tion wss
still courAse0us, cons. .sient, aggressive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-20

PARIS, September 10. .-Aiier the review
of the troops by NJ DE- Frsyeinet, Minis
ter Of war st St. Michel, yesterday alter
noon. DE Myrobsl, Commander of the
9th Army Corps, made an sddress 10 ihs
officers. he ssid that France supported
by the army. had bssn re-insiatsd 20 bsf
former rank among nations shs feared
uoihing and nobody. N D. freycinsi
also delivered an addrsss
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A COOL MILLION.

The Money L0uisiana Lssss on fraudulent
state Bonds.
NEW ORLEANS, September 10 Late to-
day toe indications nov are that the IN.
authorized State bonds plsced upon the
market will amount 10 about $500, 900.
Add TO this sum the amount paid from the
interest fund and the iolAl will approx
mate one million dollars
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-20
Wheslinc Won a Gams.

SJectal telegram to lhs R'gis,er.
HUNTINGTON, September 19.-Ths first
game of the series between the Wheeling
and Huntington clubs YVES played this
evening here. II resulted in victory for
the Wheeling team, 7 to 6. Batteries,
Hydineer aud Miller, keenan, and Jones.
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cAMPBELL's APPOINTMENTS.
Dates Made for the De IN ocrstIc Leader In
Ohio.

COLUMBUS, o., Sep'enber l9.-chair-
man James E Neal announces the follow
ing appointments for Mr. Campbell: Sep
tembsr 81, Napoleon; September %,
wauseon; September 25, Defiance; Ssptem-
Der 26, Xenis; September %, Hamilton;
September 30, Wilminton; October |,
waverly; October 8, Amelia; O5tober 10,
Lancaster; OctOber II, Orrville; October
26. jackson. 1t is also announced that
Hon. George L. Converse, Hon. @ w.
Baker and Hon. James +. Campbell will
speak at Wsverly On October l.
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An Ann TAKEN or.

speci0l T,lsOral 70 ne ReglSteT.
STEUBENvILLE, o, September 19.-At
six o'clock this evening, the ten-Jear-Old
son of S. A. Seidenbeig, who keeps a
grocery at the corner Of Adams ard Sixth
streets, attempted TO jump on the Pan
Handle freight at Adams street crossing.
He fell bsneath the wheels aud had an arm
cnf oH
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COAL BARoNs COMBINE.
Austin Uorbln Work ng to Form Gigantic
Trust.

Trust.
SHAMoEIE, PA September l9 Austin
COrbin's agents have beea working very
sedulously about this place the past month
to induce the individual operators. together
with W. l.. Scott, the LsngdOns and the
Mineral Mining Company, TO unite into
one grand mining company So far rs the
individual operators are concerned, the
scheme ia deemed admirable. Ever since
Mr. Corbin assumed the Presidency Of the
railroad company, ard by viitue Of his
position became boss over the coal and iron
company, be has had this gigantic scheme
revolving in his head. Its purpose is to
control the coal business and keep mp the
prices. Negotiations to this end are now
in an advanced stage and the prospects are
exceedingly good that they will be consum'
mated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-20

CKcixsAu. ssplsmo,r 10 The post
poned Judicial Sale on foreclosure Of the
Cincinnati. Washington and Baltimore
railroad was h,ld today and the road
.aa sold 20 l. K Bacon FOR n'e miliion
dollars Mr. Bacon represented the bono
holders asd stockholders IN this country
and Ia Eagland
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urn,Inctop penie- the whole st,ry

NEW YORK, September 1s'-rhe Her
ads Paris correspondent says that in an
interview Mr.. @. p. Huntington informed
him that there was no truth either 10 the
reported engagement Of his adopted
daughter to Prince Hsiz'eldt, or in the ru-
mored breaking of Of such engagement.
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IEFFERsoN.s s NEPHRw

Ordained by Grandson Of John Mar
shall
SPECIAL Ts'eqrcm 90 1,s R.gis.sr.
PARK KERsBURG, ". Va, September 10.
"A pleasant incident occurred las. night
at the ordination OF Rev Jefferson r. Tay-
ior st Trinity Church, this city. Mr. Tay-
Tor is a great nephew of Thomas Jefferson,
and one Of the ministers who assisted Ia
the ordination was Rev Norman Marshall,
Of Huntington, a grandson OF Caiet Justice
John Marshall Bishop Pete7kin conducted
the service.
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blown Tp by mer own TueI.

CLEVELAND, O., September 19.-It Is
nov believed that the steam launch Lee,
which left Lorain, % miles west Of here
for this port last Sunday afternoon, was
blown up about 3 O'Clock Monday morning
by the napiha in t1e hold. Three bodies
have been recovered and several hundred
men and boys are hunting for the other
six. This morning the body OF Fred Pslow
was discovered floating IN private break
water few miles west OF this city. The
body was almost nude and what clothing,
rtm-intd was burned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-20

WILMINGTON, DEL, septmbsr ls.-
Alfred Pratt, who took a young girl to
Philadel phis, early in the summer, for I'M
morsl purposes, was yesterday found gull
~ of abduction, sBd sent to Jail for three
vssrs and fined $500. This is the first con-
yiction under the new law.
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Horssb ,ck Across the Continent.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, September 10
E. H. Pratt and John Allen, who left New
York City the 14;h of last May, on horse
back, with the intention of crossing the
continent, arrived here last night, having
ridden horseback the entire distance.
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INTO WEST VIRGINIA.

BIS Presidential Nibs and Mrs. Harrison
VIII Visit Eik'ns.
WASHINGTON, September 10 President
and Mira. Harrison have settled upon Tues
day, the Oath inst, as the time for starting
from Deer Park on a jaunt into the noun.
tsins cf West Virginia. The party, which
will include General and Mrs. Clarkson,
will be driven to German. Md, where
they will then travel to Elkins, W. Va,
the terminus of the road on the West Vir
ginin Central.
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Cincinnati Remnins in the Association.

CINCINNATI Kemains IN INC -NssUVIHIIUH'
ST LOUIS, September 19.-President
Stern, of the Cincinnati base ball club, was
asked if the report sent from Baltimore to
the effect that his club was going ints the
League were true. He said: There is
not word of truth init The League has
not made an offer, and if it does, l will
frankly confess that / will accept"
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. n.mnrl.l coIlrxe for Women.

SYRACUSE, y. Y. September 19.-The
John Grouse Memorial College for Women,
the gift of the late John Grouse to Syra-
c,sss piversitv, Was dedicated yesterday
afternoon. The building cost about t5OO,-
coo. and is considered one OF the finest
college buildings in the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-20
,yoII Eno,rn Penman Dead,

BosroN, September 1s.-Jesse Went
worth Psyson died at Hyde Park Tuesday
aged "a. AS the chief author OF Paysop'
Duuton & Scribner cOpy-booksr his name
was known over the entire country, ana DC
was known ss one of the great artist pen
man of the world.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-20
BROAD. RICH ACRES

To Be Opened Up TO Settlement in the
Occur D'Alene Lands.
LEWISTON, IDAHO, September l9.-The
Federal Commission appointed to treat
with the Occur D'Alene Indians lor the
purchase Of mineral and timber lands and
nsvigabls waters confined within their
reservation, has returned 20 Portland, O;e 4,
having succeeded il their mission. The
Indians consented to cell 100000 acres Of
the north end Of their reservation for $780,
600, and On sgreemfr- TO this effect was
signed by the Com nis-ioners.
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~. sitnntinn nccomInr u ns.perate.

SPRING VALLEY, ILL, September ls.-
Asit. Gen. Vance, who is here to inquire
into the condition Of the miners, will re-
main here until tomorrow, IN order to
make his investigation thorough. The sit-
uation is becoming more desperate snd
rsfiaf u hadlv needed.
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Engineer Killed at Huntington.

HUNTINGTON, ". VA, September 19.-
E S. Stephenson, engineer on the O. n O..
Railwsy, was instantly killed at the Union
depot yesterday morning. He stepped
from his own engine Immediately in front
Of another, the latter passing over his
BODY. slmcst cutting it in two.
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The West Against New York.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, September ia
mass meeting of Board of Trade men and
citizens was held at the Pacific House last
night for the purpose of calling a conven-
tiou at St. Joseph to publicly c6nsider The
claims Of the Worlds Fair of the Western
trade centres as against these of the East.
October 2 was set as the date for the con-
vention. Chicago will send a strong dele
cation. and it is expected that St Louis
and other Western cities will follow suit.
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1hi. ar.Ak. The Rnonrd.

SALT LAKE CITY, September 10 -Mrs.
Hiram Smell, of Malsd, Idaho, has given
birth to sextets, three boys and three girls.
They weigh eight pounds altogether. All
are bright and hearty and promise to live.
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STILL FoR wARNrr

The President Thinks lie Nav IA, Acoe,,
the Place.
DEEE PARK Nd , September 10 Pres
ident Harrison has no. entirely given
&sJor WAsne- up. he has asked him to
reconsider his dsciins,ioa, and it is stated
from ihs White House Cottage that Presi-
dent Harrison himself does not know to-
n'glt wto will be Commissioners of Pen
sions
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RurrIars at washIngton.

SpsciGl TclegrGH 10 the Regisser
WASHINGTON, PA, September 10
Thieves broke into the hardware store OF
Mitchell & Seaman early this morning
and stole goods valued at between $50 and
800 There is no clue TO the burglars.
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PORTSMOUTH, VA, September 1s-The
new dry deck Just completed at the Nor
folk raw yard by J. E Simpson * Co,
Of New York City, was formally opened
this morning in the presence OF large
gathering.
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CABLE BRgviTIE-.

Karl Blind, the Gsrman Socialist 1a'
written a letter. 10 which BE- 49,. ne
Triple Allianos" . ne'e-aiy ''' 'n'
peace Of Europe.
The KING Of Portugal = seriously III.
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Gas Shortage 1T Little Washington

WASHINGTON, PA, September 10
Contractors on oil wells are complaining
about the scarcity Of gas for their boilers.
To-day many wells are short cffuel. Some
have gone back to the use of wood ard
coal. Ii the shortage continues il will
seriously affect business.
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Americnns Killed I'm a Riot.

WASHINGTON, September ia cable
dispatch has been received at the Depart
ment of State, from Consul Allen, at
Kingston, Jamaics, saying that riot &C.
CURED at Nsvvassa, an Island 10 the Carl
bean Sea, in which number of Americans
were killed.
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southern Freight Association shattered

Southern Freight Association Shattered.
ST LOUIS. Mo, September 19-The
Southern Freight Association, which in.
cludes all the prominent Southern lires,
went to pieces here yesterday, and will
probably never meet again as an Associa-
ton. The Cairo Short Lize gave rotice OF
withdrawal, and the other lines showed no
desire to keep up the organization.
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Hslford OF for peer Park.

WASHINGTON, September 19.-Mr. w
E. Halford, the Presidents Private Secre-
tary, left Washington this morning for
Deer Park to join the President. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Halford and Miss
Wsnamaker.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-20

BosToN, September 19.-Ths Globe an
nounces this evening that it will present
81, 900, to be divided among the members
of the Boston base ball club, if they win
the pennant this year.
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RLAMEs HER HUSBAND.

After the verdict was pronounced, Mrs.
Hamilton talked freely to the reporters
and others. She condemned her husbands
apparent desertion and made several re-
marks concerning his relationship with the
nurse previous TO The sffray which has
landed her in Jail. She said the sentence
vas hard to bear. She was willing and
apparently anxious to talk but was I'D
away by the sheriff. She looked pale but
was not sgitated.
Mrs. Hamilton will be taken t0 States
prison next Saturday morning. She will
have to servo a twenty months term, pro-
vidiDg she gets the usual allowance Of two
months per annum for good behavior. II
is said that Mrs. Hamilton repeatedly
solicited an interview with her husband
while he wGs here, about some personal
matters, but he declined to 90 near her.
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SCOTTISH BITES,
Supreme Council Finishes Its Work and
Adjourns to Meet In Cleveland.

Adjourns to Meet In Cleveland.
NEW YORK, September 19.-The SD
preme Council Of the Ancient Accepted
Scottish Rites MAsons met to-day in Scot
tish Rites Hsfl corner Twenty-ninth
streest and Madison avenue, to finish up
the routine wor,<oJ their annual meeting.
George W. Currisr, Master Mason Of New
Hampshire, wss declared an accepted
member of tn I, 3Si degree, in place OF
Aaron King, teceased. The next annual
meeting will 80 held in Cleveland, Ohio,
on the third uesdsy in December, 1890.
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The Race Again Postponed.

Boston, MASS, September 19.-O8ing
to the hesviness of the track the Ba'ch
$4,000 stallion race was postponed until
Saturday,
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AS ARBITRATOR.

President smith VIII Try to Settle the
Packers strike.
PITTsBURG, September 19.-Pfesident
Smith, of the American Flint Glass Work
ers' Association, will go to Wheeling TO
try to effect a settlement CT the glass
packers strike in the Ohio Valley. There
Ia not the slightest possibility that the
flints will strike, as the packers were three
times refused admission into their associa-
ton. II is not their fight, aad the officers
cav they could not strike even if they
srishsd To-
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Fatal Accident at GAINESVILLE

Special Telegram to the Register.
GAINESVILLE, o September l9.-Thos.
Palmer. a glass lAttsner, was run down by
an eugiae near the depot this evening and
fatally injured. He was siXly-tive years
old and leaves family.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-20

To THE young face POzzoni's Complexion
Powder gives fresher charms, to the old re-
ne ~ed youth. Try it.
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Guilty AS CHARGED.

The jury then filed ont Of the room and
within a short time returned bringing in
verdict of guilty Of atrocious assault.
Mrs Hamilton was led into the court
room by Sheriff Johnson, and when the
foreman Of the jury declared the verdict,
sIe fell in g swOon on the floor. It wss
a most dramatic scene, and brought tears
to almost every eye in the court room.
She was sentenced to two years in States
pris1u
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-06-13
ANOTHER KANSAS TRAGEDY.
Particulars of the Wife Murder and Suicide
the Hornamann Farm-Resuit of
Family Quarrel.

Particulars of the Wife Murder and Suicide
on the Hornamann Farm-Result of a
Family Quarrel.
PITTSBURGH. Kan, June S-The Horna-
mann farm, six miles northeast of this
city, where the horrible wife murder and
suede occurred early Wednesday MORN
ins, consists of 240 acres under a high
state of cultivation, the grain fields Gear
of weeds, the fences in good repair, the
large orchards in healthy condition, and
all the other surroundings those of
fruGal-farmer. The house, which sits back
from a main travelled road some nine or
ten reds, faces the west 1t is a six room,
story and half, nearly new building,
neatly painted, but without blinds and
with no lawn or garden
Some fifty curious neighbors gathered
on the first alarm and were wandering
about in sort of dazed condition. relat-
ing in an undertone their many expert
ences with the man who for seventeen
wears had industriously labored in their
midst and was then hanging CHASTITY
corpse in the barn few yards away.
The front room. with the exception of a
cheap bed, a small heating stove and a
child's crib, was destitute of furniture.
On the bed lay the body of the muir
dered wife and mother, dressed only in
night clothes. The right arm lay on the
outside of the bedclothing, the head
turned slightly to the left showing the
white throat encircled by a lived streak,
which appeared at first glance to be the
mark of knife, but was where the half
inch rope drawn hy the demons strength
had cut into the flesh. Back of and in
volving the lower half of the left ear was
a bruise about three inches long made by
q blow of some sem-hard instrument
The back also showed bruises which might
have been the result of kicks
Beside the bed in the little crib was
sleeping the one-year-old baby girl, and
in the adjoining room slept the seven and
three-year-old boys, and above the
kitchen slept the eleven-year-old Emma
and her two sisters, aged nine and five.
The coroner's jury rendered verdict OF
murder and suicide for causes unknown.
The generally accepted theory Is that
after retiring the couple became involved
in a quarrel over some trivial matter and
that in the heat of passion the husband
struck his wife the blow on the head
harder than he intended, and fearing ex-
posure and punishment decided to COM
plete the crime and then hang himself.
Carl Horuamann was born in Germany
forty-two years ago, emigrated TO this
country seventeen years ago. was married
to his late wife Amelia GrIer twelve years
ago when in her six teenth year.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-06-13
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.

CLEARING house returns for the week
ended June showed an average increase
of 2S l compared with the corresponding
week of last year. In New York the in
crease was 4O5
IT is reported in St Petersburg that
during the Shah's visit there a secret
treaty was made between Russia and
Persia for the temporary annexation of
Northern Persia to Russia in certain
cases.
The statue OF Bruno was unvailed in
Rome on the 9th with imposing cere-
monies. Deputy Bovio eulogized the
memory of the martyr.
LEONARD SWEET. the well-known Chi
cago lawyer, died suddenly on the after
noon of the'Ssh.
THE eight hour committee of the Trade
and Labor Assembly of Chicago has de-
cided to make the short workday demon
stration on the Fourth of July.
COLONEL JOHN d. MILES has declined
his appointment as one of the Cherokee
commissioners.
II is estimated that 400 natives were
killed in the recent fight at Saadani, near
Zanzibar. The bulk of the property de-
| stroyed belonged to British East Indians
JOHN d. HYER. of Pennsylvania, has
been promoted to be a principal examiner
in the Pension Office, Vice John A. Colds
boro resigned.
CHIEF ENGINEER ARTHUR denies the ac-
curacy of the report that he had declared
| that he would never approve another
strike. 1t is said if the engineers de-
mand for short ruus and hours is not
acceded to a strike general in New En-
gland will result
JOHN CRANE q workman in the siaugh-
ter house at $40 West Fortieth street. New
| York. fell down an elevator shaft recently
and was killed. His wife Minnie, on hear
ing of his death, jumped from a window
of her room in the third story of the tene-
ment at 419 Tenth avenue, and was fatal
ly injured.
JACKo WALKER, a local boatman, with
Frank Davies, a friend. were out on the
river some distance above the Niagara
falls, when they lost control of the boat
and it was swept over the falls. The
bodies of the men were not recovered.
IT is stated on good authority that Gay
lord Beach, general manager of the Bee
Line, has resigned and ". 7. Malott re-
ceiver OF, the Chicago & Atlantic, has ap.
pointed him general manager of that line
A STORM swept through Arkansas City,
Ark, on the night Of the Sth. Kate
Walton, aged fifteen, and her sister aged
uine, were killed and their mother and
another one of the family seriously in
ljured.
MARGARET CARROLL, aged twenty-five
Maria Thomas, aged thirty-one and
Maggie Thomas. aged two years, were
drowned in the Monongahela river, Pitts
burgh, Pa, on the b. The party, in
company with two men. who were in
ltoxicated. were crossing the river in .
ski6, which was upse'