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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-19
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS. {.

The Business Transacted at Yesterday
Session.
Court met at 10 o'clock, Judge Green be-
ing absent.
Jones for use, &C., V. Browse, receiver,
writ of error, from Peasants county sub
mitted.
Lynch Y. Kerns, writ of error, from Gil
mer county; continued.
Bennett et al, v. Cox, appeal and super
sedeas from Calhoun county; continued.
HAYS '. Riddle, writ Of error, from Gil
mer county, continued.
Norman d al, Y. Bennett ct a., appeal
and supersedeas, from Gilmer county; sub
mitted.
Zane V. Law, appeal and supersedeas,
from Calhoun county; submitted.
MeGugin Y. Ohio River Railroad Co,
appesl and supersedeas, from Jackson
county; submitted.
Martin v. Martin, appeal and superse'
deas. from Clay county; continued.
Smith V. Moore, from Lincoln county
petition for appeal and supersedeas re-
fused.
Adjourned until Thursday at 10 q. m.
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SHOWED UNDER
Prohibition Buried Under an
Avalanche
e10D. HONESIKEYSIOAE VOTES.
.-.a-s W loo for the Cold Water
Man.
TWO COUNTIES DO THE WORK.
,-ra-i Philadelphia Furnish 10000
eI-Havy Prohibition Gains IN
r hs Rural D.sincs---A Re-
rkstls Voa an Over
the State
NJ GOOD HOIESTEEYSTOBR VOTES.
-..-s W loo for the Cold Water
Ma1.
TWO UuIBS DO THB WORK

,nurBIA, June 18.-Bullitin,
tnam Returns from sixty-four Of the
seven counhes OF the State, give a
vof16i.47o against the Prohibitory
.nsnt The counties not heard
.,- Carbon. Clinton and EIk.
r-v-tvo counties, not including Ale
t. show amajority Of 4,525 in favor OF
.t. abolition of che poll tax
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PROHIBITION cowARDs


The Erie Chairman Bames Defeat on His
ovn Party.
EsE Pt, June 1s.-The election held
hsrs sto aay was dll and quiet, but the
aans p1t o1t about eighty per cent. of the
vote usvgt tbeless The figures which are
ssu,oHc.al az this hour srs .- follows:
For fmbihlo0. go votes in Eis city,
a1t B I0- in Che county, making total Of
40I. against The amendment; Ede City,
'l'l county vote outside of city 3 $50; to-
aI i16 giving majority of 4. AS against
Che amendment Ele city gave major.
tW o. 8 966 agains. the amendment. The
opposition to the amendment bad money
and political experience behind their move
men, while the other side ws3 generated
oy c.grgymen and women. County Chair
man George Reed declare3 that his party
s1TSed their duty and stayed at home
and were guilty of rare cowardice. The
ulsga amendment Jared badly IN this
section OF the State
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CHICAGO, June ia special dispatch
from st. Paul says: Tbs troops sent 10 the
scene of the reported Indian outbreak at
Mile Lacs broke camp at Mora and re-
turned to Fort Smelling last night. The
latest courier from the reserve brought
news to Mora at noon that the Indians had
sobered of and were not inclined to make
further trouble.
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- rhandlnr Gets There.

CONCORD. n. h, June 1s.-The Senate
this afternoon took a ballot for United
States Senator, which resulted ss follows
Harry Bingham, 6; William E. Chandler
Is Mr.. Chandler was declared the choice
of the Senate. In the House q viva voce
vote for Uniten States Senator resulted
d. Knowles, III. h. Challenger, Luther
II. Mckay, 3; Harry Bingham ISIi "ln' M
b. Chandler, l65. Mr.. Chandler was de-
clared the choice Of the House.
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ALLEeHENY KILLS 1T.
n Gives $4,000 msjority Against the
Amendment

H Gives e5. 900 msjorlty Against the
Amendment.
prrBuRG. PA, June 18.-To-day cleo
bon on the probibitory amendment wss
1syer equausd for strange sights and
N1nds The streets we're filled all day
v,th amused crowds, watching for the
brass bands of the antis and the infantle
s.ae clubs of the prohibitionisf- As each
would appear the crowds greeted them with
cheers and 10 made little difference on
which side the people we're. Every one
seemed to be in d good humor, and the
election YVES freer from fights than any
election ever before known. The wagons
eoa.aining the brass bands Of the antls
we're followed by those containing the
see clubs of the opposition, and each al
.ena.e.y f'led the air with music. AT
many polls the Pr0hibitionists had refresh
4s1i s.auds aad served lunches and SOFT
l1nss lo sll the voters.
A-t1Ias from Allegheny county are COM
.as PM slow Conservative politicians say
'le minority sghust the amendment Will
reach $4,000. TIA this city tweny-nine
e''ls ont of thirty-siX. gives Los
Aao'i.y agaiut the amendment The
slllage amendment has beeu lost sight OF,
-. safe 90 say that the mslorlty
-stl- DO viii hs very large
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Elixir Of Dates.

Isa combination of the active properties
of dates, figs and prunes, and other tropi,
cal fruits. It's pleasant taste and benefciai
effects have rendered it immensely Popu-
lar. It cures hsbitusl constipation, indi-
Oestion. biliousness, sick headache, piles,
etc Sold in so cent bottles by W. W.
irwin. W. E. Williams, John Laughlln,
and d. R. Goetze. ]. T. Goodwin q %.
and Logan & Co., Wholesale Agents.
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HE Is GETTING MAD.

The Czar's Warlike Preparations stir Up
the GermAns.
BERLIN, June 1s.-A memorial was
handed TO Emperor William by Gen.
Count Won waldersee, two weeks ago, set
ting forth the fact that Russia was arm
ing her troops, and begging the Emperor to
ask the Gar the meaning Of these war
like preparations. The communication has
caused the Emperor considerable irritation.
Prince Bismarck is persuaded, however,
that Russia has no hostile intentions.
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WON BY RACELAND.
Belmont's Great Horse Wins the Suburban
Handicap.


Handicap.
NEW YORK, June 1S.-The greatest
American racing event of the year was de.
termined this afternoon at Sheepsbead
Bay track. The attendance was the great
est ever seen at the course, over 30, 900
persons being present. The day was fine
and the racing was excellent.
First race-Foam Shakes, fve-eighth
mile, st. Carlo won in 1:01.
Second race-One mile; Sea Drift won
in la 3-5.
Third race-Tidal Stakes, one mile; Sal
vation won; time. 1:44 2-5.
Fourth race, "The Suburban." hsndi-
cap sweepstakes of 800 each; half for first,
the association to add the amount necessa-
ry to make the value of the race $40, 900,
the second to receive $1,000, the third
81, 900 out of the monny 80 added.
Racelsnd, owned by August Belmont,
winner; Terra Gotta second, and Gorgo
third. Time by fractions, "a 1-5, so, LII,
I:43 2.5, 2:09 As.
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MRS. DE LA HUNT
Writes a Letter Getting BeDjsmIn Out oi
Scrspe.

Writes Letter Getting Benjamin Out OF
Scrape.
WASHINGTON, June 1S.-In reply to
several newspaper articles criticizing the
Presidents failure to apr oint Mrs. De La
Hunt pOstmistress at Cannelton, lnd.'
against whose removal by President Cleve'
land he protested, while member of the
Senats, a reporter was shown at the Post
Office DEPARTMENT card from Mrs. Hunt,
which was printed in the locsl papers OF
that section, in which she says: I'm order
to silence all and numerous unauthorized
expressions concerning my desire or expec-
tation ofobtaining the CanneltOn postothce,
I wish to say once for all that am not,
have not been, and shall not be an spph-
cant for that Office"
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Emory storr's Son In Court.

NEW YORK, June 18-In the Harlem
Police Court to-day George F. Storrs, son
of the late Emory StOrrs. of Chicago, was
again charged with sending an obscene let
ter TO his wife. The defense is that the
letter was a privileged communication not
sent through tine mails. The case will be
continued on Friday.
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Tho Rnnnv Scot In Detroit.

DETROIT, MICH, June 18.-The annual
convention of the Royal Clan of Scotland
is in session here to-day, Chief John Kin
nair, Of Boston, presiding. About 100
delegates are present. The object OF the
organization is the uniting of the Scotch
in America, as we'll as forming relief
fund for INDECENT compatriots.
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tion. This indicstes a msjOrity in the
county of 8, 200 infavOr Of the amendment.
But few returns have been received from
the Suffrage Amendment. 1t will likely
be defeated by 1, 600 in the county.
Burgettstown's Vote.
BURGErTsTOwN, June 1S-For prOhi-
bition, 142; against, 5S Suffrage amend
ment, for, 26; sgainst, 14S There was a
very light vote pOlled.
Indiana Surprised the Vets
INDIANA, PA, June 1S.-The vote in
the county is a surprise to the advocates
and opponents Of the amendment. The
majority for the amendment will not be
less than 800.
The Vote at seottdale.
SCOTTDALE, PA, June 18-The vote
here to-day was light, there being but 447
votes cast, the prOhibitOry amendment
having a majority of 2l7.
Green County Dry.
GREENsBURG, PA, June 18-There
was a fair vote polled in this county to-
DAY. It is impossible at this hour to esti-
mate the result Both psrties are claim
ing the county. Chairman Spiegel, of the
says il has gone foT the
by 500 to 500 Forty districts
give them. by their figure, 44O majority.
washington County Against 1t.
WASHINGTON, PA, June 1S.-The pro-
hibition amendment was defeated in this
county by probable majority Of 1000,
over half the precincfl being heard from.
washington Qava 2S5 against it. The vote
on the suffrage amendment was largely
against It,
Franklin 3, 200
FRANELIN, PA, June 1S.-Fifteen out
ont Of "A districts give 4SO majority for
the amendment. This indicates a major
ity in the county Of 1000.
Prohibitions Heavy Gains.
CLNT0NvILLE, PA, June 1S.-Fifty-
nine to one in favor of the amendment.
MERcER, PA, June 1S.-BorOuRh COM
plete-2S5 for amendment, 1O7 sgainst.
SOMERSET, PA, June 1S.-BOrough-for
amendment, 153; against, 1874
SHARON, PA, June 1S.-Nearly 900
votes were c-1t in Sharon today. The
election was unusually quiet To the great
surprise OF everybC iy, Sharon gives 81 ma
iority for the amendment. Sixteen dis
tricts through the county give 7CC major
ity for the amendment This proportion
will give 1000 for the amendment in the
county.
Knocked Out in Luzerne.
WuKEsBARRE, PA, June 1S.-Luzerne
county gives $500 against the prOhibitOry
amendment. WilkC sbarre will give 500
against The vote We light.
Beat All Estimates.
PHILLIPsBURG, CENTRE COUNTY, PA,
June Is This place givol $50 majority
for the amendment, 100 more than the
highelt estimate.
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LITCHMAN GETS HIS REWARD.
He Did Not Stump Indiana for Harrison
and Protection In Vain.


and Protection In Vain.
PHILADELPHIA, June 18.-Charles H.
Litchman, ex General Secretary of the K.
of L., who stumped Indiana and other
States for Harrison, Morton and Protec-
ton, during the campaign last autumn,
has been appointed Special Agent of the
Treasury Department with the under
standing that he shall make special in
quiry into the matter of alien contract
labor and the Observance or violation of
the statutes regarding the same. The ex-
General Secretary wrsa candidate for the
head of the Department o. Labor at
Washington, in the expectation that Col.
Carroll D. Wright, the present incum-
bent, would be promoted = take charge
of the census. The appointment of Robert
P, Porter as Superintendent Of the Census,
however, practically destroyed Litchman's
chances for Col. Wright's place.
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Base BAH Dead at Reading.

READING, PA, June 1S.-The Reading
base ball club and member of the Middle
States League disbsnded this morning on
account of lack of patronage. The play
era have received their board, but have
been given only two weeks pay since the
clubs organization. The games played
here of ball have attracted only about
twenty-five to fifty persons.
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QUAY AND MALONE.

They VIII Try to Boss Elections in the New
States.
WASHINGTON, June 18-Quay and Ma
hone spent most of the day together plan
hing future assaults on the departments
and on the common enemy at the fall cleo
tions. Malone diued with Quay and Quay
went driving with Malone. They talked
especially about the elections in Dakota,
Washington and Montana, and the Con-
gressionsI election in the Third Louisiana
district to succeed the late Congressman
Cav. Quay hopes TO carry this district, as
we'll as the Montana election.
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The Roston wool Market.

Boston, MASS, June 18.-There con-
tinues to be a steady movement in new
wool. Ohio X is quoted at 32c; Xxx 33a
34c; Michigan X 3Oc. Wyoming woods at
6la62c. Texas spring woods 22s24c. Spring
California at 16a21c, as to quality. Pulled
woOls, steady; superfine 2Sa37c; extra at
25a38c. Foreign wools continue firm,
both for clothing and carpet grades.
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ParneII,s Appeal Dismissed.

LONDON, June 18.-Mr. Parnells ap-
peal against the pOstponement Of his libel
suit against the Times has been dismissed
with costs. The Appeal Court decided
that the delay in the trial had not dam
aged Mr.. Parnells character, the TINES
having admitted the libel and paid the
money in the court.
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GRAFTON GENEROSITY.
The Citizens Send a Handsome OontribT
finn IN tha Relief Fund

The Citizens Send Handsome OOntribu-
ton to the Relief Fund.
The citizens of Grafton have forwarded
total of $159 80 for the relief of the sufferers
by the floods, and the money, now in the
hands of the REGISTER, will be sent on to
Johnstown at once, through our relief
committee. A part of the contribution,
fifty dollars, was contributed by the
school children of Grafton, and their
names, az we'll es statement of the pur-
pose for which they made their cOntribu-
tion, will be found in the following, en-
closed with the cash:
Contributed by the children of Graf
ton, w. Va, for the relief of the children
of the Johnstown sufferers:
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Tntberan CHURCH PublloatIons.

PursBuRe, June 1s.-TO-day's session
Of the Lutheran Synod was devoted to
the consideration of the affairs Of the
Board Of Publication. The secretary's re-
mort showed net assets of SOS, ,264.16, and
sales Of S68. .S94, 462. The number Of sun
dav school periodicals. ordered for the
month of MAY was 2O4, 500, making an ag-
0re0ste during the two years OF about
Z O6O GOO. Rev. Eli Huber, D. D., ana
Rev. S. A. Holman, d. D., were appOlI'-
ed representatives Of the SYNOD IN 'n'
nnblicatiou society.
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Heavy Floods I'm PennsvIvania.

wn.LIASrTPoRT, June 18.-The water
in Lycoming creek was very high yesterday
on account Of the recent rains and bridges
Nos. 10 and 19 on the Northern Central
railway have been taken of. The Niagara
express north yesterday was caught be
tween the two bridges and was not able to
20 on or return.
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MYSTERIOUS HASTINGS
Leaves on Visit to Beaver High Priced
Commission.

Leaves on Visit 10 Beaver hiBh hAiOo"
Commission.
JoHNsTowN, Pa, June 1s.-Just at 6
o'clock tonight Adjutant General Hastings
and Superintendent Pitcairn, of the Penn
sylvania railroad, left here in a special car
esst-bound. Their movements were mys-
terious and both refused to give out in
formation regarding their trip, but from re-
liable authority it was learned that the
two went to Oresson, where Governor
Beaver and his million dollar commission
is supposed to be quartered.
The Board of Directors of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad were here to-day. They
were examining the condition of their road
and were advising regarding the necessary
repairs TO be made.
It is not definitely known here whether
Governor Beaver, with his commission,
will visit this place, but it is generally be-
lieved that be will.
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nj g. AttnrneYa ResIgn.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June. 18.-The
Attorney General hal received the resigna-
tions of George s Peters, U. s. Attorney
for the southern district of Florida, and +.
M. Boykin, Q. S. Marshal for South Caro-
lima They have all been accepted to take
effect upon the appointment and qualihca-
tinn of their snCceasnra
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AFAMoUs 81 sETTLED.

Newton Hubbs, OF Peasants County, Ac-
quilted OF Counterfeitlng.
Special Telegram to the Register.
PARRERsBURG, June 18.-The old and
somewhat famous care of the United States
against New .on Hubbs, Of Peasants coun-
tv. for counterfeiting, WIS decided In the
United States Court this evening. The
jurors verdict was not guilty. Hubbs was
defended by Governor Jackson, Judge J.
NJ Jackson and G. T. Caldwell. The
case has been in court for five years.
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A Salvation Army Jubilee.

DECATUR, ILL, June 1s.-Marshal Bal
lington Booth, of New York, Commander
of the American Branch Of the Salvation
ARMY. attended Jubilee rally Of the Sal
walton Army of Control Illinois, in Deca-
tur. last night. Mrs. Booth was one OF
the speakers at the meeting.
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nnrplarv Wood County.

special Telegram to the Register.
PARKERsBURG, June 19.-The residence
of s. W. Goff, in this county, was burglar
lied to-day. A great many valuable pa
pers were taken, but no money.
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Ynnnr GIrl,s suIeIde.

CINCINNATI, o., June 1s--Miss May
Mcdonald, aged nineteen, stenOgrapheF
for RaQlis, Brown & Co, dealers in iron,
vvas fo9nd unconscious in the yard OF her
f,tbe~is residence on Walnut Hills this
,,,o-ning ,oc,- with an empty vial Of prussic
acid bv her side. She had dressed 70 90 70
her work. but went out and TOOK the
noison No cause is known except b
r,sIsrcboIv ON account Of heart disease.
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The Panama Relief BIZ.

PARIS, June 18.-The committee OF the
Chamber Of Deputies, to which the Gov
ernment Panama relief bill was referred,
was still Discussing the measure. Seven
members Of the committee favor the bill
and four AK more time in which TO exam
inc IL.
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Cb,Dasa DinIomsts 70 be Promoted.

CHICAGO, June 1S.-Chsn Fan More,
secretary to Chan Foo, Chinese Minister at
Washington, arrived in the city Sunday
morning and left this evening for San
Francisco. With him were his secretary,
O. NJ. Heller and Mr.. Isaac GAM, Of
Washington, D. G. Chan Fan More and
the rest of Chan Foo's suite, have been re-
called to China for promotion.
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Two Jobnatovn WaIfe.

NEW YORK, June 1s -AlOysius O'Neill
aged fourteen years, and his sister May
aged eight years, arrived at the Mayors
Office to-day from JOhnstown, Pa. They
had lost their parents and two sisters and
brother in the food. They are on their
way to an aunt at Ansonia, Connecticut,
and will be sent on there at once.
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A BRACE OF ACCIDENTS.

Collision at martinsburg-A brakeman
Hurt
Special TsiegrGm % ne Register.
MARrrNsBURG, June 1S-One Of the
B. & o. railroai engincl collided to-day,
with several Gers side tracked in this city,
near one Of the large engine houses, and
broke the entire south side Of the building
in. Damages will reach several hundred
dollars.
VIM. Carpenter, a B. & o. brakeman,
was thrown from his train yesterday and
had his leg sevesely broken.
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Rad Railroad Wreck.

MEMPHIS, TENN, June ia special
to the appeal from Birmingham, Alabama,
saws: "a railroad wreck, causing the
death Of two men and the injury of about
one hundred others, occurred at Pratt
Mines this morning."
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Patriotic SONS of America.

WASHINGTON, June 1S.-The thirteenth
annual National Camp of the Patriotic
Order Sons of America began its sessions
in this city this morning. About seventy
five delegates were in attendance, Illinois
and Pennsylvania sending the largest del
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. .r...hor nf the sInnr nnmmIsslon.

WASHINGTON, June 1s.-Lucius Fair
child, ex-Commander-in-Cbie Of the Grand
Army of the Republic, has been appointed
a member of the Sioux Commission.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Men Chosen for Places in the Terri

Men Chosen for Places in the Terri
tories.
WASHINGTON, June I8.-Ihe President
made the following appointments to-day
Royal A. johnson, of Arizona, to be Sur
veyor General Of Arizona; James ]. Stokes,
of Dakota, TO be Receiver of Public Money
at Pretcott, Arizona; to be Indian Agents
VIM. McKusick, of Dakota, at the Sisseton
Agency. in Dakota Stanton G. Fisher, of
Idaho. at the Fl Hall Agency, in Dakota;
VIM. r. Bishop, of Oregon, at the Kla-
math Agency, in Oregon; Samuel L: Pat
rick, OF Kansas, at the Sac and Fox
Agency, in the Indian Territory; Sir Hor-
alto Rust, of California, at the Mission
Tule river. O. r. Higgins has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Fort Wayne
Indiana.
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rhrea presIdentIal Postmasters:

WASHINGTON, June 1s.-The Presi-
dent to-day appointed the following
named postmasters: James H. Haggerty,
at Ridgeway, Pa; John COrcOran, at
Denver, Col; George w. Gaghen, at BOWL
ING Green. Ohio.
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The state Press Association.

Special Telegram TO The Register.
WELLsBURe, June 18.-The State Press
Association met here in Bsrth's Hall to-
day. There was a good attendance ot
newspaper men from all over the State.
No important business was transs cted.
Tomorrow a banquet will be tondered the
waiting edifora
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HoteI Man Killed.

Special telegram to the REGISTER.
PARKERsBURG, June Is. j. Il. Scott,
nroprietor of the Bradford House at
Marietta. was thrown from buggy last
niOht and killed, his head striking stone.
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MOVED TO VIRGINIA.

A Cincinnati Iron firm Locates on the Nor
folk and Western.
C1NcrNNATI, June 18.-MoOre' harK-
ness & Co. have determined to move their
stove foundry works from this city to Rad
ford, Va, on the line of the Norfolk and
Western railroad, and have mado con
tract for the establishment at that place oil
a new foundry and warehouse, to be COM
pleted by September 1. The reason as
signed for removal is the lower cost Of iron
and the favorable transportation facilities
offered