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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-10
striking Carpenters at st. Louis.

ST LOUIS, April 9.-The inclement
weather this morning did not damage the
ordor of the striking carpenters, and as
many of them were present at the meeting
as ar' on any previous morning since the be-
c;nning of the strike. A big street parade
S.s been decided upon for Thursday after
noG noon and the consent of Mayor Noonan
GU' I"T the parade to take place was
iol aocured to-day. Since the beginning
of strike the aid Of the executive commit,
70 tsa in Philadelphia has been promised t. {
strikers. and this morning the following
telegram was received from the grano Sec
I'VE congratulate the st. Louis carpen'
.orso on their firm and manly struggle fol
eight hours. Let there be no surrender sure Ger
on p that point stsnd firm and united, and
he brotherhood will support your oe
msnd."
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Rase Hall Briefs.

Vesper Jennings will play first and catch
for Hamilton, Ohio.
Gamey Westlake is in BelIsire. he
leaves to-day for Springfield, Ohio, for
which team he will catch this season.
To see Ryan field ball from right to
first base, and return a mau who thinks he
has made base hit, is quite pleasure.
Mullen has gone 10 Mingo and will play
with the team there. He is funny little
duck and will no doubt become popular.
The Wheeling team will 90 to East
Liverpool on Friday, where they play the
Crockery Citys on that day and Saturday.
The next game here will be with the
Columbus Association team on Monday.
The Toronto, Can, team, Of the Inter
national League, will play here on Tues-
day next. Mcmillan and Grim, OF last
years Limss, and Al. Swift, who played
with Zsnesville and Wheeling, are with
the team.
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VS. OF THE CITY.
HOME TEAM DEFEATED.
Dalton Gives Thirteen Men Bases on Balls
The wheelingites Hit the Ball.

Dalton Gives Thirteen Men Bases on Balls
The Wheelingites Hit the Ball.
Wheeling met Springfield again yester-
day afternoon on the Island park and they
also met old Col. II. E. Defeat by quite q
majority. Dalton and Bowman were the
battery for Wheeling, and those who knew
something of Dslton's record as a pitcher
expected him TO pitch good game, but in
this they were quite badly left. He
couldn't have done much worse if he had
tried, as be gave exactly thirteen men
bases on balls in eeven innings. He
seemed TO be unable to control the ball at
all, and kept Bowman jumping around
in pretty lively manner TO handle it.
The Springfield batters got 80 they would
just stand up at the plate and wait for
four balls to be called, although several of
them, notably Dick Johnson, took advantage
Of some good ones and pounded the
sphere about the lat. But Dalton was
somewhat nervous, and his arm was no,
in good condition which may be excuse
for his wildness. He certainly is capable
of much better work. Bowman did good
work behind the bat.
Neal, who was with Columbus last year,
pitched for the visitors, and he did not give
man a base on balls. The home team
touched him up pretty lively. Damn,
Hobrecht, Bowman and Spiedel all doing
good work with the stick, johnson backed
him up in fine shape Had Dalton pitched
a fairly good game Wheeling could have
defeated the visitors, for out of twelve sin
giles with total of seventeen, and thirteen
bases on balls, equal to thirty bases in all,
they were only able to get in
thirteen runs. Ia the last
halt of the eighth inning Brodie went into
the box fer the home team and Boyd caught
him. This was the only inninga man was
not given base on balls and it was re-
lief. Brodie puts them over the plate and
gives the fielders something to do. One
hit was made off him. 1t would be waste
of time and space to tell how the teams got
in their runs. Sheppard umpired the game
and he gave everything possible to the
visitors, his calling on balls and strikes
assisting in giving them so many bases on
balls. About 300 people witnessed tie
game The following score tells the tale:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-10
MULLANE POUNDS GILKEs.
The Trouble Began on the Diamond .
Police Interfere.

The Trouble Began on the Diamond. T..
Police Interfere.
CINCINNATI, o., April 9.-During the
eighth inning of the game to-day between
the Cleveland and Cincinnati clubs, Gilkea,
of the CleveIands, while at the bat, charged
Mullane, of the Oincinnatis, with trying
to hit him by his pitching. Words
passed between them then and there.
After the game, in the dressing room,
Mullane went into the room where
Gilkes was alone arranging his dress.
Mullane says he went to make peacable
explanations OF his pitching. He says
Gilkes seized base ball club and made as
if to strike him. At All events, Mullane
seized Gilkes, threw him heavily ON
the floor and began pounding him, when
other members of the Cincinnati clnb
rushed in and pulled Mullane of Mean
time members of the Cleveland nine on
the outside made rush for the room TO
aid Gilkes, but were kept back by the
police. The feeling between the clubs
runs high.
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THE MAYHEM CASE SETTLED.
rhirty-One Thousand Dollars Distributed
Among the Creditors.
..r.,.i.f TIL. e., ~, p,..f.t,-

Among the Creditors.
I Special Telegram to the Register.
PARKERsBURG, April 9. 9.-Yesterdsy the
United States Court had before it the ia
nous case of Mayew against the West Vir
ginia Oil and Oil Laud Company again fol
consideration. This case has been before
the Court for years aud has travelled once
OF twice to the Supreme Court of the
United States and back Some time age
the iset WAS noted that the Supreme Court
of the United States had confirmed the
Judgment Of the L. s. Circuit Court upon
an appeal taken by Senator J. n Camden.
The mandate OF the Judgment
Of the Supreme Court was ente ed
yesterday upon the minutes
Of the Circuit Court affirming that iudg-
ment. After the Judgment was affirmed
there remained considerable fuCd in the
hands Of the Court to the credit Of the
cause 20 be distributed among the credi-
tors Yesterday more than S31, 600 of this
fund was distributed by the Court among
the creditors: A. Q. Worth, New York,
So 296 81; W. II. Beach, Michigan. s.. .
59S %; Toledo National Bank, Sl2. 246. 43;
X S. Blair, Richie county, 81. .475 is; b.
b. Valentine, Michigan, Sl1, ,2476l.
There is still q balance of about so. 600
in the hands Of the Court awaiting the dis
position Of the application Of O. D. Cole
man to have the same applied in the dis
caarge OF Judgment he recovered against
the defendant company. The right to
spply this money TO this purpose is con-
tested on various grounds. This is about
the only question of any Importance left
10 this famous cause.
Judge Okey Johnson, representing Mr.
Coleman, was here to-day TO argue some
preliminary questions before the Court
Mr Coleman, himself, is also here. B.
Mason Amber, Esq who represents Her
mon LOOmis, Of Adrian, Mich, contests
the right of Mr. Coleman.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

The Senatorial deadlock in the Rhode
Island Legislature continues.
Remington, the inventor Of the rifle,
WIS buried at Utica yesterday.
Krutish. the boy aocused Of the murder
Of Drug Clerk Wechrung in New York.
has been acquitted.
James K. ReifT, farmer at Center
Square, Pa, who was buncoed out OF ~,
600 worth of securities, has recovered Dis
property for 81, 900. w.,;.
The President will not leave "asniDg-
ton until he goes to New YORK on the
29th. -,
A cotton mill at Savannah was burned
Yesterday. Loss, 500, 1000.
Warrants have been Issued in Pans for
the arrest of Count Dillon and M. Roche-
fort.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-10
NATURES HIGHWAY.
DoIngs of Boats and Bostmen Along the
Ohio.

DoIngs Of Boats and Bostnen Along the
Ohio.
The Coal City passed down yesterday
with tow Of coal.
The Katie Stockdsle passed down at 8
o'clock yesterday morning.
The Chancellor will pass up this morn
ing and the Hudson will 90 down.
The Andes got away last evening for
Cincinnati at o'clock, with a good trip.
The marks on the landing last evening
indicated II feet inches and stationary.
The marks from above yesterday were;
Pittsburg, 8 feet inches and rising. Nor
gantown, feet 8 inches and stationary;
weather clear. Rice's Landing, 7 feet 4
irches and rising; weather cloudy. Browns
vile. 7 feet and rising; weather clear. Lock
No. 4. 8 feet & inches and rising; weather
clear Greensboro, Is feet and rising;
weather clear. Parker feet 6 inches and
falling, weather clear and warmer. Oh
CITY. 8 feet inches and stationary; weather
clear and warmer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-10
MANY MEN WITH MANY WIVES
Interesting Statistics About the Mormons'
Zion TO be Built.

SALT LAKE, UTAH, April 9.-At the
closing session of the Mormon conference,
last evening, George X. Cannon read the
statistics of the church, as follows; Twelve
Apostles. 20 Pstriarchs, 3, 3,719 high priests,
II. sos elders, 2.069 priests, 2, 292 teach
frs. II, ,61O deacons, 81, 969 families, 2i5,-
915 officers and members, and O,3C2 chill
dren under 8 years of sge-a total MOT
mon population of 1921. The number
of marriages for the six months ending
April 6, 1899, wss $50; births. 3'754; ne"
members, 4S8; ex. communications, 10
Cannon said that many young men were
Leaving the Territory to take no land else
Where The saints, he said, had been call
cd together to build up Zion and this scat
teripe must be stopped.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-10
ApLuCKY POLICEMAN.

Although Frustrated by Bullet He Fs-
tally Wounds Burglar.
CHICAGO, April 9.-While patrolling his
beat, about two o'clock this morning, OH
Ger Woodville saw man come out OF
store at Evergreen Avenue and Leavitt
Street, and chased him through an alley
TO the rear of the building. Here the OIL.
Ger was confronted by TIVE men who opened
fire on him, bringing him down With a bull
let in his thigh.
Woodville managed to draw his revolver
end fred a shot which struck one OF the
burglars in the head, iDficting tatal
wonnd. His companion escaped after firing
again at the PROSTATE officer without re.
s1lt Both policeman and burglar are a.
the county hospital. The officers wound
is not dangerous.
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r,o old.T,me Bunco Game.

sHANoKIN, Pc, April 9.-T"o s'ran-
gers visited Samuel Keller's place To-day
and after a prOpOral to purchase his farm
engaged the old farmer in game OF earos,
Keller became interested and procured
"a 700. which he pnt mp as stakes. Inc
money was seized by the strangers ana
Keller WAS covered with revolver wnlle
tbev moved off Both men escaped. One
of the men represented himself IS the sor
of J. P. Packer, Of Sunbury, an old irieno
of Keller.
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Rohsrt CARAT. birthday.

BALTIMORE, Mp, April 9.-Sinee Mr.
Robert Garrett returned to Upland" his
country residence, he has steadily i'm
proved in both health and spirits. His i'm
provement is 30 marked that DR.. Jacobs
who has been constantly at his side sinc'
last fall. will leave his patient Monday anC
return to his home in Boston.
Mr.. Garrett has received an invitation
to ioin Mr.. Wiuans in hunting over ths
gentlemaa's game preserves in Scotland
and is contemplating accepting the invita-
ton in June, and will probably prolonG hi
stay in Europe TO several months. He i
fortv-two years old today.
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A TOWN GUARANTEED.
scarlet Fever Raging and the Church'
and Schools Closed.

Scarlet Fever Raging and the ChurcneS
and Schools CLOSED.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL, April9.-The town
Of Fairbury, Ill, has been quarantined on
account of the prevalence of scarlet fever
There are more than twenty cases OF the
disease in the little town, and Six deaths
have occurred In the past few days. No
religious services were held Sunday Inc
Sunday schools were closed and the puplc
schools have been adjourned.
The families in which the disease pre-
walls are not permitted to leave the prem
ises, and provisions are furnished them by
a committee appointed by the Town Board;
scarlet fever has visited a number OF small
town in this vicinity this spring, and tne
way it is spreading in Fairbury has greatly
alarmed the people.
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Smith to be Raised to the Peerage.

LONDON, April 9.-rhe 81. James Ga
zetie announces that VIM. Henry Smith,
First Lord of the Treasury, is about to bF
raised to the peerage, and that he will &C
cordinsly resign the government leadership
in the House of Commons and take hi
seat in the House of Lords. The Gdzett
insists that of the possible candidates fol
the leadership in succession to Mr.. Smith
namely. Lord Randolph Churchill, ST.
Michael Hicks Beach, Mr.. Goschen srC
Mr. Bslfour, the last named is the bes
choice and it declares that the Conserva
tiyes will not tolerate any leader other thai
Mr.. Balfour.
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A SPARK FROM HIS PIPE.
1t Ignited His Wife's Clothing and She "s
Rurned to Death.

IL Ignited His Wife's Clothing and She "ns
Burned to Death.
MANSON, Ia, April 9.-RObert Shideler
and wife were driving to town Yesterday
when spark from Shideler's pipe ignited
the clothing of his wife, and as the wind
was blowing stiff gale she was enveloped
in flames in an instant. The terror
stricken woman jumped from the buggy
ON one side and her husband on the other.
He did all in his power TO quench the
flames, but to no avail. Tbs grass TOOK
fire around them, and Mrs. Shideler was
completely enveloped in fiery shroud and
died before her husbands eyes. Shldeler'f
hands were burned to The bone. he was
brought to town and his wounds dressed,
but it is feared his hands will have to be
amputated. He is nearly crazy from the
shock of his wife's death and his own pain,
and his physicians says.he must die. The
family is one of the Oldest in the county
having been here for thirty years. Mrs'
Shideier wan sixty-five years old and her
husband is seventy.
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Startled. the Congregation.

DUBUQUE. IA, April 9.-An old man
with long white beard and very shabblly
clothed, created decided sensation Snn'
dey in the Methodist church OF this city:
While the pastor was preaching the OLD
man arose from bis seat and announcer
that the world would be destroyed ID nine
days. and that he had been commissioned
bv the Almighty TO declare the news,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-10
A Bank for Oklahoma.

WINFIELD, KAs., April Capt
Couch, the Oklahoma leader, was in the
city to-day Just from Oklahoma. He Gays
the soldiers have secuted the Oklahoma
country, and about everybody without
authority to remain has been driven
out. Nobody is allowed to alight from
a train longer than the train
stops at a station. The bank Of Guthrie,
I. r., with capital stock Of $50, 600, was
organized here to-day. 1t will open for
business at Guthrie on April 22d, and eX-
poets to be the first bank in Oklahoma Ter
-
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Meeting of the D.restors at Weston.

Special Telegram 70 the Register.
WESTON, w. VA, April 9.-The Board
of Directors of the Hospital for the Insane
convened this afternoon, all of the mem
bers being present excep: Mr.. Sturgiss. J..
Slidell Brown was elected Secretary. 1t
was ordered that the Treasurer draw out
of the State treasury the sum of $4,000
for the month of April and s., 600 each
month for the succeeding six months. The
CONTRACT for furnishing flour for the ensu-
ing six months was awarded to A: r..
Giffin & Co., of Weston, for IS. 80 per bar
rel. and the contract for furnishing meal
was awarded to the same firm at 60 cents
per bushel. The beef contract will be let
tomorrow. The present session will be an
important one andIwill probably continue
the remainder Of the week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-10
The yarniot unanlmous.

W. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind, tea
titles: "I can recommend Electric Bittera
as the very best remedy. Every bottle
sold has given relief in every case. One
man took six bottles, and was cured Of
rheumatism of 10 years standing" Abrs-
ham Hare, druggist, gellville, o, sffirms'
THE best selling medicine | have ever
handled in my 20 years' experience, Is
Electric Bitters." Thousands Of others
have added their testimony, so that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric Bi,ters
do cure all diseases of the liver, kidneys or
blood. Only half dollar bottle at Lo-
gan & Co. % drug store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-10
wELLsBURG GOES "wET."
The Republican Candidate for Mayor HIS
"A Majority of Eight Votes

The Republican Candidate for Mayor Has
Majority of Eight Votes.
Special telegram 10 The Register.
WELLsBURG, April AT the election
to-day Geo. B. Crawford, Republican, was
elected Mayor by votes over John Blank
insop, Democrat.
Hall. Republican, was elected Marshal
over HALEY by 81.
Joseph Walker, Democrat, was elected
School Commissioner over Caldwell by 80.
For Council, the Democrats elected Dor
nan and Winn, First ward; the Republi-
cans, Sheets and Reid, Second ward; Duval
and Baird, Third ward. The town went
wet by Al
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-10
SPRINGFIELD. Al

Earned runs, Wheeling 1, Springfield 5;
home run, johnson; two base hits, Dunn,
Bowman ., Stapletou, Johnson; bases on
balls, off Dalton 13; bit by ball, by Dalton
l. struck out, by Dalton 2, by Neal A;
passed balls, Bowman 1, johnson /; wild
pitches, Neal 1. Time of game, 205.
Umpire. Sheppard.
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Amr.tnrion. WINGS.

JACKSON, MICH, April 9.-lrving Lat'
mer. accused Of numbering his invalid
mother January oath, was brought out io'
trial Yesterday. but the case was put at the
end Of the criminal calendar by consent o.
the Prosecuting Attorney, upon the de
fendant's lawyer revealing the identity o.
a mysterious woman witness. she Is MIS-
AIis Rogers, of Detroit, and her friends
deem 4 a calamity 10 drag her into th'
Gaze AZ it is believed she knows nothing @
Ts,imsr other than having speaking &C
ousintsucs with him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-10

special TtlCgra1l 10 ne Register.
ST. CLAIRsvHLE. O., April 9-The
election lor school director here yesterday
resulted: John W. shannon, 1G9; John
b. Longley, .. Mr.. Shannon was the
Democratic candidate. Mr.. LOngley was
supposed to represent the People. The
use Of his name, however, he declares, was
wholly unauthorized.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-10
BOULANGER WARNED.
o Must Abstain From Political Agitation


He Must Abstain From Political Agitation
While In Belgium.
BRUSSELS, April 9.-The Belgian Gov
ernment has formally warned General
Boulanger to abstain from political agita-
ton. which the Government will not
tolerate.
The General has been informed that if
he complies with the wishes of the Govern
meut in this respect he will not be expelled
from Belgium
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aIesNHorHAN ACQUITTED.


Chapter iu a Very Sensational
,a'e-Srl Heid without bail.
--a Regttcr.
NA--n-oS w. Va, April 9.-The
1s dsgmbotbsm arson and mur-
dto sgree and was discharged
~l' '7ls Judge Of the Circuit Court
'cei i've for conviction and
lo.utai The case arose from
hotel, dwelling snd store
t- Hss' Esd last August, al which
Rachel Wallace and her son
we're burned 20 death. The pris-
''' 'enanded 60 jail without bail.
eo ths state ". +. N. Dickson,
aarssd w..h ureckipg a train Cp-
e c.ty m October last, which
c-l ''iu .o burn, also the desth Of
Nsthsriand snd Fireman tl-
n. SD ~ere burasd iu the wreck, was
20 ,usl Much damaging evidence
D. .'oaaeel a.aiu5. the accused to day
Nll. las' tha rest OF the week.
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Cnr1-MRrs. O. January l. 1889

To the Eiirir Of Dates Co:
DEAR SIRs:-Elixir Of Dates cured me
of hsbitual constipation and dyspepsia.
recommend it to sll my friends.
Very Truly Yours,
Jos. ZBDiER,
Prop. of Hotel st. Claire, Columbus, o
Sold by w w. Irwin, W. E. Williams
John Laughlin and O. K. Goeize. J. I
Goodwin 4 Co. and Logan & Co., Whole
sale Agents,
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rs ,.4'nati0n Of the active properties
s.. -.s and Pruucs. and other tropi-
-., lis pleasant tsste snd beneficial
-i'e rendered 10 immensely uopu-
n .lIes habiiual constipation, indi-
D.. nhousness, sick headache, piles,
o..l IN SD cent bottles by W. W
~ n" E Williams, John Laughlin
II y. Ii Goetzs. j. T. Goodwin x Co
logan N Co., Wholesale Agents.
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Sr,pcH grows sticky-cOmmon pow
ders have a vulgar glare. se1zOnls ; Is 'H'
oniv Complsxi0n Powder at for use'
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-05-16

Whit 10 the Swift Specific Compa'
ny, Who compose the orgni@tion
Is it II clap trap patent mcdicinohnm-
bug, gotten M TO deceive aud make
money ont OF tho people! These
questions we think arc answered 10y
the officials and citizens OF our city
and State,
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov, 10, 1888,
We know tho gentlemen compos'
ing the Swift Specific Company
They are prominent citizens Of onr
State, men of means and oil high
character and standing.
". A.. HaMpHnL, Pres. Capital
City Bank,
]. H. Poprxn, Pres, Merchants
Bank.
PAUL RomARE, yice'Pres Atlanta
Nat. Bank.
III. Hin, Pres Gate City Nat,
Bank.
Jyo. b. Gapoo% Governor Of Goor.
gin.
ALFRED II. ColQirr, Z. $, Senator
j. T. Cooper, Mayor Of Atlanta.
Fl. w, GnADG Editor Atlanta Con
stitution.