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EXTRA SESSION.
Republicans in No Great Hurry to Call
One.
Special Telegram 10 the Register.


One,
Special Telegram 10 the Register
WASHINGTON, D. G., August 29.-The
Republican leaders are not so anxious for
an extra session of Congress as they were
several months ago. Then they deluded
themselves with the idea, that the Demo
Gratis would permit a member Of their
number to be reseated and the Republican
plan was to hurry the meeting of Con-
gress, adopt a set Of rules to suit their
party necessities, turn cut a lot of Demo
Gratis and have everything their own way.
The scheme was to promptly seat the Re-
publican contestants from West Virginis,
Maryland and Mississippi by a resolution,
but the scheme became public and it was
soon demonstrated thst the Democrats
were not to be run over in that way, and
it is no longer any secret that the Demo
Gratis, led by M6ssrs. Randall and Carlisle,
will resist all such scheming to the bitter
end, and now the Republicans are begin
ming to conclude that there is nothing to
be gained by an extra session.
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TREASURY LOOTERS.
Tanner Gives $4,000 to Seventeen Men
In Short Time.

Tanner Gives $4,000 to Seventeen Men
In Short Time.
WASHINGTON, August 29-SOme as
founding figures came to light to-day in
the matter Of increased and rerated pen
sions. 1t appears that duting the month
Of August, Commissioner Tanner has paid
ont the enormous sum Of SIS, 600 in sew
enteen rerated cases.
Richard Whiting, of ST. Louis, received
the largest amount, $l2, ,25159.
Hiram Smith, Deputy Commissioner Of
Pensions, has himself been rerated, and
pockets Sc, O35.72.
Cardenio Bruce, Of Kansas, gels
634172.
John S. Fay receives So. 341s5.
Henry Fankiug shares in the big grab
to the tune OF S., 231.05.
Tanner bases this wholesale distribution
of the surplus upon a recent decision of
Assistant Secretary Chandler in the case
of Henry Schmidt, in which the Secretary
ruled that man might be pensioned for
double disability.
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RUSHING RUSH

seIzes Another British Schooner In Behr-
ing Sea.
SAN FRANCISCO, August ga letter
was received from the United States steam
er, Richard Rash, by the steamer st. Paul,
which arrived from Ounalaska Tuesday
night, stating that on August 6, the Rush
captured the British sealing schooner Lily
of Vancouver, while taking seals in the
BehriDg S a. The schooner was searched
and 800 skins were found, which were
placed on board the Rash. priz9 crew
OF one mar was placed on board, and the
Lily sent TO Sitka. The seized sealers
will have their cases tried in the Alaskan
District Court. The Rush will proceed
to San Francisco when relieved by the
Bear at Onalaska.
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BRAVE SOLDIER BOYS.

Important Promotions and Assignments
Made by General Wood.
Special Telegram 70 the Register.
CHARLESTON, August 29.-The follow
ing military appointments have been made
by Adiutant General L. L. Wood
VIM. Neill, Surgeon-GeueIal.
J. W. St. Clair, Paymaster.
A. A. Franzheim, COmmissary- General.
These appointments are Of the West
Virginia National Guard, and carry with
them the rank Of Brigsdier. General on the
Governors stafi.
b F. Harlow, Il T. Yinson, J. Garland
Hurst and J. T. Russell are appointed
aides de camp, with the rank Of Colonel on
the Governors stsh
Volunteer organizations Of active militia
heretofore unattached are assigned to the
Second Regiment West Virginia National
Guards, as follows: R1nceverte Guards,
Ronceverte. Company II; Huntington Light
Infantry, Huntington, Company 1, and
Governors Guard, this city, Company X.
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Johnny Reagan Goes West.

NEW YORK, August 29.-JOhnny Rea-
gan left for San Francisco to fight young
Mitchell before the California Athletic
Club, at 11:3O to-day, over the Pennsyl'
vania Railroad. he was to have left last
evening, but a large number of his friends
gathered at his house and would not hear
of his leaving until to-day. Johnny is big
and strong, and is confident that he can
win if he receives fair play. He will be
accompanied by Alf Powers, who will train
and second him for the fight. The out
come Q the Dampsey-Ls Blanche fight WAS
a surprise to Reagan. He will 90 for the
Marines scalp if he is successful with
yOuug Mitchell.
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CLEvELAND's CHOICE.

The Xxx President Wants the Fair to Come
to New York.
NEW YORK, August 29-Wm. Menu
trie Speer, Secretary of the Worlds Fair
Committee, to- day received the following
letter, dated at SaranGc Inn:
I acknowledge the receipt of notice OF
my appointment as a member Of the Com
mittee on Permanent Organization for the
international Exposition in 1892. shall
be very glad to cooperate as member Of
such committee with other citizens Of New
York, to make the Exposition grand
success. Yours very truly,
Grower CLEVELAND.
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FIGHT OVER TANNER.
HR Is A BONE OF CONTENTION IN THB
G. Ar.
Resolutions Giving Him an Indirect Endorsement
Finally Carried - Subordinate Officers
Cho.en-Sons OF Veterans Snubbsd.
The EnCampmeni Work.

MILWAUKEE, August 30 AT this morn
ing's session Of the National Encampment,
the election Of officers for the ensuing year
was completed. DR.. Horace P. Porter, of
Kansas, was chosen Surgeon General; w.
P. Chuders, of Kentucky, Chaplain, and
COmrade T. J. Lovett, Junior Vice Com
mander. The Encampment refused to
recognize the Sons of Veterans as an auxil-
iary to the G. A. T. because of disturbing
factions in the former. Instead of giving
the two women organizations, the Loyal
Ladies of the G. A X. and the Womans'
Relief Corps formal endorsement, which
would be contrary to the rules, it was
recommended that the Encampment bid
them God speed in the work.
LOGAN MONUMENT FUND.
Gen. Alger, President Of the Logan
monument fund, reported collections to
date aggregated Sl1, 1850. A committee
of five WAS authorized to place before Con-
gress proposition to set apart portion of
the $40, 600 appropriated for the site to be
added to be added to the fund for the
monument. Gen. Warner left the chair
and made a strong appeal for the monu-
ment scheme He suggested that the com.
mittee be enlarged TO include one repre-
sentative from each department with in
struction to push the work until the monu-
ment was finally erected at Washington.
A FIGHT OVER TANNER.
Comrade Perkins, of Kansas, introduced
resolutions endorsing Corporal Tanners
action in regard to pensions. They were
supported by an Eastern delegate and a
lively time ensued. Many of the delegates
thought the adoption OF the resolutions
would amount to an endorsement of Har-
rison's administration, and they opposed
them on this ground. Daring the Discus
sion a motion to adjourn until p n. was
carried.
TANNERS sTINGY ENDORSEMENT.
At the afternoon session a resolution
was drafted to read rs follows That
we thank President Harrison for the
appointment of our comTade James Tan
ner as Commissioner Of Pensions, and that
Notwithstanding the assault made on him,
we declare our complete confidence in his
integrity and our approval Of his endeav-
ors to do all that can be done under the
laws for the veterans Of the war; and in
connection with him we ask full investi-
cation of his administration Of the affairs
of the Pension Bureau.
It was adopted, under suspension of the
rules, unanimously, amid great cheering.
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Indrs PullIam Convicted.

BRAYDENBURG, KY, August 29.-Aiter
being out % hours, the jury in the Judge
Pulliam murder case returned verdict Of
msnslauQhter, and fixed the punishment
at Is years in the penitentiary. The YER
dict is not only a surprise but disap-
pointment as well. Pulliam's friends ex-
pected an acquittAl under the unwIitien
law. while the prosecution was confident
of a death sentence
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THEY STAND TOGETHER.
'he OronIn suspectp, Except Woodruff
WIN Have Joint Trial.

Tho CronIn suspects, Except Woourun
VIII Have Joint Trial.
CHICAGO, August 29.-Judge McCon'
nell this morning decided that all the de-
fendants in the Cronin trial must be tiied
together, with the exception OF Franz
Woodruff. He said that in view OF WOOD
ruff's confession it would be msnifestly un-
fair to allow him to go on trial with the
others.
All the defendants then took exception
to the ruling of the Court refusing them
separate trials, and the Judge granted ~
days in which to file bills Of exception.
The attorneys for the various defendants
then expressed themselves as ready to pro-
ceed with the trial.
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AN OCEAN FLYER.

The Cruiser Charleston's Remarkable
Speed and Power.
WASHINGTON, August 29.-The follow
ing official dispatch has been received in
the Bureau Of Steam Engineering Navy
Department. from the niOn Iron Works,
San Francisco, relative to the partormarc ce
of the cruiser Charleston in her trial:
Confident that contract hOrse power will
he exceeded. The estimate of 600 was
made so as to be within the actual facts
Cards not yet worked out. Estimate
based on boiler performance gives the indi-
Gated horse power greatly in excess of con-
tract reouirement.n
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BURKE WEAKENING.

Tae Cronin Suspect Nay Yet Take the
Witness stand.
CHICAGO, August 29.-Burke is said to
be in a fair way to reach the witness stand.
Judge Wing said in his affidavit yesterday
that he was informed and believed that
Burke had made statements to the Safe
Attorney. Burke hatted his eyes vigOr-
ous.y aud got a Bit redder under the
charge, bat Mr.. Lougenecker yesterday
afternoon still maintained that Burke had
rot confessed. The defense seem to regard
him as a weak brother, and would like to
get him into a trial OF his own. There are
no nav 1eTalnnmenls To daY
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CABLE FLASHES

Mr.. C. Perkins colt, Che.a, won the
Yorkshire stakes at the Augusta meeting
King Christian, Of Denmark, and King
George. of Greece, welcomed Gar and
Czariua upon their arrival at Copenhagen.
The North German Gazette bitterly at
tacks the proposed Emin Relief Expedi-
ton, and says it is inimical to German in
terests in Africa.
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NEW YORK's SHARE.

Drippings of ONCE Fall on Hungry Ap-
pllcants.
DEER PARK, August 29-President
Harrison has appointed Gen. Jas. NJ. War
ner postmaster at Albany, N. Y, and Jas.
NJ. Bailey Surveyor of Port at Albany, N.
Y.
The President has signed the commits
sious of Charles K. Flint. New York, and
Hon. Henry G.. Davis, West Virginia, as
delegates in the part of the United States
to the Congress of American Nations to be
held in Washington in October. HOp.
VIM. Mckinley, of Ohio, called upon the
President to-day.
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A RACE FOR HANLAN.
Teemer and Gaudaur WIN Give the Cans
dian "A lhaan-

Teemer and Gaudaur VIII Give the Cana
dian Chase.
PITTsBURG, August 29.-When inform
ad Of Hanlan's intention to challenge the
winner of the Teemer- Gauduar race, last
night, John Teemer expressed a willing
ness TO grant the Canadian an opportunity
to row should he be victor. Hanlau is said
TO be at home on straightawa contest,
and such race would be interesting and
exciting. Should Teemer win. his race
will be for the same stakes and under the
same conditions as govern the contest
with Gauduar. An intimate friend OF the
latter stated last night that Gauduar
would also accept Hsnlan's challenge
should he defeat Teemer.
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Pensions for West vlrgInIsus.

Special Dispatch 10 The Register.
WASHINGTON, August 80. - Pensions
we're granted to West Virginia veterans
to-day as follows: Original invalid,
Isaiah Eddy, Bud L. Jentey, Winfield
Black.
Re-Issued-JOhn T. Rogue.
Oiginal Widows, etc.-MinOrs of John
B. Fullerton.
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DEMPsEY's DEFEAT.
New York Sports Lost Their Money on
the NODpareiI.


NEW YORK, August 30. 9.-Dempsey is SO
we'll known in New York and 30 we'll liked
by all of the sporting men that the result
of the fight seemed to be on everybody e
tongue where sporting men usually meet
Many excuses were offered for Jacks de-
feat, and doubtless those VINO referred to
the somewhat easy life he has been living
for some time past as the cause, hit the
mark. They knew that the MARINE"
had once been whipped by Dempsey, though
it was with skin gloves, under the London
Przs Ring rules, and they were positive
that Dempsey because of this fact, must
have been too confident. The fact that it
was a chance blow was late in arriving, II
changed views somewhat
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nsmnorats Of North Dakota

FARGO, y. D.. August 29.-The hrst
Democratic convention OF North Dakota
met in this city this morning at 10 o'clock.
The committees on credentials, rules, Or
panizstion and resolutions were appointed.
a recess was taken till o'clock in the al
ternoon, when the report Of the committee
on permanent organization in favor OF
lanes O'Brien as chairman was adopted.
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Rad Year for Aeronau.s.

UTICA, n. Y, August 29.-Aeronaut c.
E Slocum, Of Prospect, this county, fell
fcom his balloon yesterday at Antwerp,
Jefferson county, $50 feet to the ground,
breaking no bones, but receiving con-
cussiOn of the brain that may prove fatal.
The balloon WAS unmansgeabls and he at
tempted to leave it by parachute, but the
latter failed to work.
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DIsense In Johnstown.

JOHSsTowN, PA, August 29.-The dry
weather, and low waters thereby occasion
cd, will, without doubt, be very dstrimen-
tai to the health of the people here. There
are twenty-five patients in the Red Cross
hospital suffering from typhoid fever, and
a number Of others sick with a cOmplica-
ton of ailments.
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Fr.noh Amy Imnroremeni..

BERLIN, August 2e-Articles in the
Cologne Gdzete and Hamburg CoTepOad'
eni. pointing out the superiority Of the
French army resulting from the new army
bill, are regarded as indicating an inten-
ton on the part Of tho government TO ap-
ply to the Reichstag for fresh military
credits.
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other S a-ss Ihe Ii.'geeer CORES
plndelt aNet .n uo,e tle iact tlat tle
evidence proved .lat OF these emp.29e'
very ieH ever established or intended to
establish or recognize residence 10 tlis
State On l1e other hand it l5 clearly
proven .ha, these co.ored miners ere oi o
utay character "o't t'nk mere one
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.eI'EN.s lS WEST VIRGINIA.
".. rr.-.fors of the cllferies in these
....e- sla,.thl where. say D Orames. are
..q mil form .iren month. the names
more thsn d dozen of the number
... l.s f,--.l m, lba nav RON for tbe suc-
...f.,, r,r-r While sn inspection of the
nav -.li. .f p.csbonns Virginia. mines
e.'l shara a. CHANGE t' tbst locality. The
evidence .r-tr.r -hor- thst number of
Ihsss same ra.-css Who voted I'm Mercer
..-uf. ,..r. -7 tra.,,y -,rs I'M p,cahon-
fas e.rnfr Vi-si1l. l--ins the yesr 1sss.
and were registered flc-l as voters, show
le--s -sli,on o- their ul1snshlp in
'H-.la.
Nor lN rHE STATE NINE MONTHS.
Another part of the evidence shows that
a numbered negroes voted who were never
ina The State of West Virginia before Jau-
nary. f-s9 and who were brought here
from Vfrgini1 and transn0rtation furnish
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A Politician Arsas.Inated.

SATARTIA, MISS, August 29-James
NJ. Newbaker was assassinated last night
about 9 O'Clock, being riddled with bullets
as he was entering bis own house New
baker was a prominent politician and a
candidate for the State Legislature before
the last county nominating convention.
About year ago an attempt was made 10
assassinate him.
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nanahters of st. George.

PrrrsBURe, PA, August 2s.-To-dsy' g
session of the Grand Lodge of the Daugh-
ters Of st. George was devoted to the cleo
ton of officers for the ensuing year. Inc
results were: President, Mrs. W. II. kod-
gers, Cleveland; Vice President, Mrs. An An
drew Vice, Cleveland; Secretary, Mrs. d.
NJ. @. Fletcher, Plymouth, Pa treasurer
Mrs. S. Frazier, Cleveland; Chaplain MIS-
Narv Moon Akron q.
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Rotb Returned and Were Forgiven

BosToN, August 29.-Df. W. NJ. Booth
by, whose sensational elOpement with Mrs.
Kennem, a beautiful Russian married
lady, several months ago, stirred Manches-
ter to its depths, has returned to his for
saken wife and has been forgiven. Mrs.
Keunem has also effected a reconciliation
with her husband and has returned to her
hnnaa
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rhaLawrer., Oonyentlon.

CHICAGO, August 29.-Tbe National
Bar Association reconyened in the Metho-
dist Church block. at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. Prof. Simon F. Baldwin Of the law
school Of Yale College read an address on
the Centenary of Modern Government.
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MRS. BLAINE NO BETTER.
The. Young Wife's Debut VIII be Poit-
poned Until Next Year.

poned Until Next Year.
NEW YORK, August 29.-There was no
improvement in the condition of Mrs.
James G. Blaine, Jr, yesterday, and
throughout the day she suffertd greatly
from the rheumatic pains in her right side
and arm.
The likelihood that she would be i'll
for some time-and there was no use in
denying that fact from her-preyed upon
her mind very much and added greatly to
her bodily pain. Her manager, Mr.. Dam
iel Frohman, called several times at the
house during the day, agd aitsr a consul
tatiOn with her physician he came TO the
conclusion that it would not be well to ar.
range for the lady's debut until after New
Year. Mr. Frohman said lsJt night that
Mrs. Blaine's leading man, Mr.. II. B.
Conway, would arrive from England next
week.
81 should lad some way of utilizing his
services, " said Mr.. Fcohmsn, land the
members Of the company will not suffer
through the illress of Mrs. Blaine, as
will see that they are placed in some of my
other companies"
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LIsrRN. NIR. HARRISON.

Your Good Republicans Have No Use for
Civil Service.
BALTIMORE ND, August 29.-Last
night the Federation Of Republican clubs
of the third congressional district, which
represents % associations adopted the fol-
lowing;
Rsso'ref. That We, as Republicans,
pledge ourselves not TO support any one
for Clice, either national, State or city,
who is in favor of the present OdiOus civil
service, or its application in the distribu-
tion OF public patronage.
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NEW YORK, August 29.-Nathaniel Jar
Wis, Jr., whose connection with the Flack
divorce case won for him considerable no
toriety, has resigned the position Of clerk
Of the Court Of Common Pleas. Tho
Judges Of the court to-day appointed "a his
successor ex-Judge Samuel Jones. Jarvis
resignation ia dated August "a.
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Um. Thaw,s Remains In PIttsburE.

PrrrsBuRG, August 29.-The remains oil
VIM. Thsw, Vice President OF the Penn
sylvanis Western system, who died IN
Paris recently, arrived home this morning.
The fnneral will take place tomorrow
afternoon.
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Younr Oa,holle.. UsnxsntIon.

NEW YORK, August 29.-The New
York Catholic american publishes the fo,-
loving on behalf of the local committee of
arrangements for the coming National Con-
vention of Catholic Young Mems SOcieties.
The convention will take place September
3. 4 and 3, at the BrOwnsOn Lyceum Hall,
Providence.
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Erin. OhamnInn Won.

NEWPORT, r. l., August 29.-The pro
fessionsl tennis match between the cham
pion Of Ireland, George Kerr, and Tom
Petit, the American professional, came
of this morning before a large number Of
spectators, and was won by Kerr, 63i q J.,
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smallRs1Isf for Starving strikers.

BRAZIL, IND, August 29.-The miners
Executive Committee yesterday disbursed
1858 among 5,571 dependents. Over $500
OF this amount was reserved from the last
distribution. the smallest yet received.
Last week 8, 600 was given, mostly by the
General Assembly, Knights of Labor.
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BRUSSELS, August 29-The Belgian
Workmen's Council has sent telegram
to Mr.. Burns, expressing sympathy with
the London strikers, and denying that
Belgian workmen have been despatched to
London to take the places Of the dockmen
IN gfrike
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rhe Re.t staIIIon Reoord

LEXINGTON; KY, August 2s.-An st
tendance of IS. 600 to 10000 people wit
messed the excellent racing here to-day
and saw Bonnie McGregor lower his record
to 2I3l, which ranks as the best mile to
the credit of any living trOtting stallion.
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Washington News.

Secretary Proctor has returned to Wash
ingtOn.
p NJ. G. Wanamsker has written let
ter to the New York bankers who objected
to the proposed withdrawal of the special
foreign postal service. He says their ar
suments will be given proper cOnsidera-
finn
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ruint.nasut OF shelterlog Arms Hos
pilal
uue,sota Popular Lady.

II n ~
$751; s.Ga. W.NA.,Aug 29 -Themany
1Iso o. Miss Lola J0ass viii be sad 60
.oe .lst she is in very dangerous con-
an Lnue hope is had of her recovery
.lI i.is ssrel she may 40. live unt.l to-
.lt Her father James Nj. Jones,
.nsster. is unable 30 he out on account
bad sorlined ankle
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THIS IS OUTRAGEOUS.
Our workingmen Cannot Stand Diamond


Our workingmen Cannot Stand a Diamond
Trust.
NEW YORK, August 29.-Carl H.
Kregor of Kregor & Verster, post contrac-
tors to the Orange Free State, with head
quarters at Bloemfontein, South Africa,
arrived here on Sunday by the steamer
UmbIia. He says the Diamond Trust is q
powerful combine; that Rhodes, the great
diamond man, has formed an amslgama-
tion with the Bonato Brothers, Jules POr-
ges and Jules Kuhn, and they have bought
all but the France and Central Companies,
and have stopped mining, so as to advance
nrices