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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-05


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VERY GOOD LIST.
Mr. ClArksOn Passed Busy Day Ysster-
day.

Mr. ClarksOn Passed q Busy Day YesteI-
day.
Special Telegram TO Ge Register.
WASHINGTON, D. O., September A.
Mr.. ClsIkson's machine ground out the
following fourth-class West Virginia post
masters yesterday: John T. Belcher,
Belcher, Mcdowell county, succeeding G..
W. Lambert, resigned; A. Trent, Gilbert,
Logan county, succeeding A. Stafford, re-
signed; George V. Kincaid, Mountain
Cave, Fayette county, uccceding L. P.
Willis, removed; Thomas Combs, Orange,
Boone county, succeeding A. Dyernattie,
resigned; BraxtOn D. Mars, Samijim, Nc
DOwell county, succeeding G. W. Bowling
resigned; ]. ]. Shannon, Sun Hill, Wyo-
ming county, succeeding L. II. Shannon,
resigned; Benjamin Stout, Washington
Ward, succeeding John W. Stout, resigned.
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DIED FOR LOVE.
The Terribly Fatal Duel of Two Ersiwhile
Friends.


Friends.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, September A
Malada City, just over the Idaho border,
has been thrown into excitement by a
fatal duel, which occurred Monday after
ncon, between two young men, Abraham
Likes and Jude Springs, Of Clarks fiat.
They came there last Spring and went into
partnership ranching. In short time
both fell in love with Jennie Trauts. I'm
abe to settle the matter amicably they re-
solved to the BrOokside with six shooters
where each principal took position. At
the word both fred, Springs bullet strik-
ing L kes in the left arm, and Likes firing
wide the mark.
Likes demanded another shot. This
time both men fell 10 the ground. Spring
was shot through the head aud instantly
killed. Likes received bullet in the left
breast, Just above the heart and died In
five minutes. Both were buried in the
raviue by the. ranchers. Miss Trauts is
nearly crszsd by the terrible event, and II
is feared she will end her own life.
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BADLY MINED UP.

Man whose vital Organs We're Sadly
Out Of Place.
Council BLUFFS, IA, September A.
Frank Havens. aged 80 yesrs, dropped
dead last evening. A post mortem exam
nation disclosed an abnormal arrangement
of the vital organs. The hea,t was on the
right side, the apex lying against the SEC
o1d rib. A large coaguls, amounting to
about two quarts of blood, surrounded the
heart TIE liver was on the left side OF
The abdomen and the stomach on the right
The lungs we're only one-thiId the normal
siza, and were pressed upward. How the
man could have lived any length Of time
after birth seems a mystery to the surgeons.
The CorOner's 3 Jury returned a verdict that
death resulted from a rupture Of the heart.
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DENIES IT.

Longsireot says His Soldiers Did Not Pil-
lsge Johnson's House.
DURHAM, " c., September 4.-EiwaId
A oldham. editor Of the "Globe" has Ee-
csiyed a letter from General Longstreet de
nying the charges recently made by a
Washington correspondent TO the effect
that during the war be had driven the la
dies Of ex-President JOhDsOn's family from
their home in Tennessee, had turned the
elegant mansion into g smallpox hospital,
broke int the library and distributed books
and papers among the soldiers, including
a blue hack spelling hook highly prizsd by
Mr. Tohnaon
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PIrTsBURG's SHOW.
The Smoky City's Great Exposition Opened
Yesterday.

The Smoky City's Great Exposition Opened
Yesterday.
PITTsBURG, PA, September 4.-Pitts-
burg's new exposition was formally opened
tonight, in the presence of fully 10000
people. The buildings have been in course
OF erection for more thsn year and have
just been completed at cost of a half
million dollars. They extend along the
Allegheny river front for three blocks and
are handsome and imposing structures.
The main building is built Of stone and
brick, but Power Hall is constructed en-
tirely Of Pittsburg products, iron and
glass. The latter building was erected in
less than month and can be taken down
and transferred to another place at any
time. The exposition will continue 40
days.
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Mnnl WhIle Po.lm..ters.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, September A.
Henry Come. a negro, was recently ap-
pointed postmaster at Lnverue. There are
very few negroes ia the neighborhOOd,
and the whites we're indignant over the
appointment The negro had secured a
postofice building and announced his in
tenton Of taking charge iu a few days.
The building was destroyed by fire Satur'
day night 1t is supposed it was fired by
white citizens who have said openly that
the negro should never hold Office there.
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KILLED THE UMPIRE.

A South Carolina CongrsHmAn son
Guilty OF q Terrible orime'
CHARLOTTE, n. G, September "A
terrible tragedy was enacted yesterday on
the base ball ground in the little town OF
Darlington, s. c., Just across the North
Carolina line, William Marshall, a clever
Young man, the son of Capt. Joseph I.
Marshall, OF Wadesboro, was killed, hi'
SLAYER being Leon Dargsn, II years old,
the SON of George W. Dargan, Congress
man from the Sixth Congressional Dis
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WINDOW GLASS.
FIudIay Factories VIII Start Up on Sep
fnrnhar

FIudlay Factories VIII Start Up on Sep
tember 10.
PITTsBURG, September 4.-Mr. c. E'
Williams, the general manager of the West
Park Window Glass Company, Findlay,
o., is in town to hire a number of blowers
and gatherers for the purpose Of starting
up his works.
He was at the Office of the American
Window Glass Workers Association this
morning, where he succeeded in securing
the men be wanted. Mr.. Williams said
all the Findlay factories would start up
on September Is, aud pay the Assocla-
tion's wages. He did not think the strike
would amount to much.
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Pushing the Tanner 1nye.tIratIon

WASHINGTON, D. c., September A
Secretary Noble, accompanied by his pri-
vate secretary Horton Pope, returned to
tae city this morning from Riohland
Springs, where he bad been for three
weeks. 1t is stated with some degree OF
positiveness that the Secretary will take
up the Tanner investigation in a decisive
way before the end of the week, the IN.
vestigating committee having learned
enough to warrant decisive action.
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trict ofSouth Carolins. Marshall was um-
piring ball game, and Dargsn was play
ing short-stop. A quarrel arose ard Dar-
gan struck the umpire with 0 bat.
rhe Browns are DemoralIzld d.

BALTIMORE, September 4.-The st.
Louis players are badly demoralized by
the result of yesterdays game, snd are de-
spondent. Capt. Comiskey is sore, bat
cannot blame the umpires, as there was
not close decision in the game. Comis-
key reiterates the charge that Ferguson
recently gave Columbus the best Of it.
he refused to make any detailed statement,
but contented himself with shaking his
head and keeping mum.
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CABLED COMBINATIONS.

Figaro says that Prince Victor Napoleon
has declared that he will not issue a mani
fsstO in connection with the approach ng
general elections, for the reason that they
will not decide the question of the form Of
government.
The controversy between the proprietor
aud tenants Of the Kelnare estates, Ire
lard, has been compromised by cancella-
tion of all rents due
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-05

Amonc che one Hundred sud si1iy sto'
dents stths Opening of the Uniyersity
Special Telegram ,0 One keg'stcr.
MoRGANrowN, WA, September q -
The University opened this morning with
an Attendance OF one hundred and sixty
students. of which ten were young ladies
Each train Is bringing new arrivals. There
Is no doubt that tbe enr, ilment this year
sil De larger than it has ever been before.
Water and gas have been pat in The Unit
versily buildings recently. A beautiful
iron fence now surrounds tue grounds.
The chapel hau is now being used as a
library and reading room. Tne course OF
study IS beirg extended and entrance eX.
aminauous are made mere rigid.
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Rav statn ProhIbs Meet.

WORCESTER, MASS September 4.-The
State Prohibition Convention was called to
order at 1890 this morning at Mechanics
Hall. A permanent organization was per
fected with George KemptOn, Of Sharon,
as chairman.
The Convention nominated DR.. John
Blackmore, of Springfield, for Governor
For Lieut.. Governor, B. F. Sturtevsnt,
of Jamaica Plains, was nominated.
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Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, Is the prescription OF
one Of the best female nurses and physicisns
in the United States, and has been used
for forty years with never failing success
by millions Of mothers for their children.
During the process of teething its value is
ircaIcnable. II releaves the child from
main cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping
= tbe bowels. and wind collie. Bygiying
health 10 the child it rests its mother
Price 25c bottle.
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COLD WATER POLITICIANS.
Women In the New York Prohibition
Convention.

Women In the New York Prohibition
Convention.
SYRACUSE, n. Y. Septembes A. The
Prohibition State Convention opened at
Shakespeare Hall this morning with a
prayer meeting, presided over by L P.
Ide, Of Brooklyn. There is a fair atten'
dance Of delegates, but not as many as
were present at the prohibition convention
neld in this city one year ego. Many
ladies are present as delegates. Around
the hall are hung the notices Save the
Boys" "For God and Home and Native
Land. "
Promptly at II o'clock the Convention
was called to order, and Prof. A. A. Hop
kins, Of Rochester, was chosen temporary
chairman. Iu the course of his speech he
said the Democratic party was as much the
liquor party as it ever was, and the Re
publican party more so. At the cOnclus.
ion of Prof. Hopkins speech the usual
committees were appointed and recess
taken until 2 o'clock.
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NEW YoRK-BosTON.

The Two Teams to Play Series In
October.
NEW YORK, September Arrange
ments are being made by the New York
AM Boston clubs for special series Of
games. no matter which wins the pennant.
The games, probably seven in number,
can be played between october 8 and 10
three in New York, three in Boston and
one on neutral ground. The League sea-
son closes October and the Association
season ten days later. The games for the
worlds championship consequently can
not begin until October l5.
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FlRE All MAIDEN.
Odd Fellows Hall. turnUure and Regain
Burned.


Burned.
.s,e.a r -on .l H- RFEr.
CHARLESTON. w. va, September q -
About 30 O'Clock ibis morning the Ojd
Fellows Hall at Maiden, a Two story frame
building. was destroyed by fire. The re-
gala. furniture and fixtures were also
consumed by The DANES The fret floor
was occupied as an ice cAeam an couiec-
3nerv store by Dick Porierdeld, OF this
Ity. There was also "a barber shop on
ihe same 1cor. Everything n this part OF
the building was destroyed. The origin OF
the fire is "a mystery. The building was
insured for fl GOO n the Hamburg Bra-
men Insurance Company, and was placed
in Peterson's agency, this city. There
was $500 insurance. on the regall7,
furniture and fixtures. This was placed
by Lttlepags's sgsncy IN the German
Insurance Company. of Freeport, Indiana.
The contentsof the first floor were insured.
The building was erected about twelve
wears ago and was located 10 the center Of
Che business p1-t of the town. twas for
tunate that The ire wss prevented from
spreading Co adjoining buildings.
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WILL BLAINE RETIRE.

The OLD Old Rumor Revived in a Positive
Form.
DEER PERE, September 4,-The rumOr
that Mr Blaine viii posively retire from
the Cabinet upon the assembling Of Con-
gress has been revived, and while it is
positively denied in administration circles,
it ia evidently a source Of great worry.
should en- extra session be called and
should tee Blaine rumor move 20 he true
there is fear for the result upon the elec
tions TO be held during the fall. This is
one argument given to day, or rather one
reason given, why there will be no e1tgs
session
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News From Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO, September 4 -(via
Galveston) Heavy floods prevail at Tet-
terella. in the State of Morlos. Several
lives have been lost. A large bridge has
been swept away. The water is still ris-
ing.
Senior Matias RoemerO will represent
Mexico at the American Congress, which
will be held in Washington on Oct :.
Two other commissioners for this country
will be appointed later.
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BrltI.b sailors Desert by wholesale.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 4.-Ihe
British ship-ofwar Acorn was compelled
to put to sea last night, owing to her nu'
merous desertions. Five sailors seized the
steamer cutter Monday night and escaped
to shore. Lieut.. Valentine met another
deserter, who knocked him down and es-
capped. The reason given by the sailors
for the wholesale desertion is harsh trea'-
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secretary blaine Abandons Augusta.

AUGUSTA, NE, September Mr.
James C. Blaine has closed his house in
Augusta and will not reside here for sev-
eral years to come. He and his family will
leave Bar Harbor near the close Of the
present month, going direct to Riceield
Springs, where they are to witness the
marrisgs of Emmons Blaine to Miss Anita
Mccormick. Of Chicago. The wedding
is 70 take place September 26.
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Killed by Lightning,

MEADyILLE, PA, September 4.-DuT-
ing heavy thunder storm that passed
over this section this afternoon, Edward
jacquard, while driving a reaping machine
in field near Guys Mills, was killed IN
stantly By lightning During the storm
several buildings in the vicinity of tins
city were damaged or destroyed by the
same agency.
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Patents to West virglniaus

Special Tlegram 10 1e Register.
WASHINGTON, September 4.-The fol-
loving patents were granted to West Vir-
ginisns through the Office Of ]. F. Bsale,
solicitor: VIM. NJ Page, POweltOn, coal
conveyor; J. W. Parrish, Milton, churn;
J. H. ROsdhaayer, Terra Alto, device for
locking drawers.
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wAsHINGToNwARD.

The President and Mrs. Harrison Leave
Deer Park.
DEER PARK, Md, September THE
President and Mrs. Harrison, Dr. Scott
and Private Secretary Halford left here ON
the 1854 train for Washington on the B. &
o. road, which should arrive at 7:20 p. m.
in Philsdelphiphia, but it is half an hour
late. They 90 to Philadelphia, thence to
the celebration OF the Log Cabin College
10 morrow
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Senator stuu Yields for Harmony.

WARREN, o, September 4.-SsnatOr
S.ull called his friends together tonight
and titled the trouble in the Senatorial
district very handsomely and generously
by declining the nomination. This will
pacify the grangers, who have been fight
ing him. and assure TO the Republicans
three members Of the Legislature who
might have been lost in Trumbull and
MshOniuo counties.
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searIe-O'Uonnor Stakes.

LONDON, September A. - Tomorrow
night the final deposit will be made, and
referee of the boat race chosen. O'Connor
said to-day he did not know who the
referee would be, but expt tcted no Difficult
ty over selection. OConnor never
looked stronger in his life, and is quietly
confident
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DANvHLE, VA, September 4.-The
sales Of leaf tobacco in this market during
August past aggregated :. 2.s16, s99 pounds,
and fcr the eleven months of the tobacco
year %, IL, 600, q falling off of about p
OOO, 600 pounds compared with the eleven
months of last year
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WAYNEBURG, PA, September A.
James Nea, one of the four men convicted
Of the murder Of Drover McCauslaud, Of
Allegheny, was granted new trial yester-
dav. Testimony was introduced to the
effect that Juror Barnhardt, previous to
the trial, hsd stated his belief that the in
dic.ed men we're guilty.
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GOULD THE YOUNGER.

George and His Pretty Wife Going to
Paris.
NEW YORK, September 4.-Geo. Gould
aud wife sailed to. day on the City Of Paris
They will 60 direct to the Paris EHposi-
ton and from there Mr.. Gould will go to
Glasgow, Scotland, to inspect the new Pa
ciic Mail STEAMSHIPS China. Mr.. Gould is
president of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company and the China is new boat that
has ust been completed for the company.
She will be the fastest boat ever on the Pa
oific, her builders guaranteeing a speed OF
IL knots an hour.
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mexIoo Puts a Duty on Live Cattle.

NEW YORK, September A City of
Mexico special to the Times says; The
Mexican government has revised Art. l. OF
it's customs tariff, wherein living animals
ars made free Of duty and has imposed
heavy duties on imported cattle, swine
sheep, mules and goats-a measure tnat
can't fail to have most disastrous elect
on the business that has already grown to
large proportions.
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THE usual treatment Of catauh is very
unsatisfactory, as thousands of despairing
patients can testify. Ga this point trust
worthy medical writer says: Proper local
treatment is positively necessary to sue
cess, but many, if not most Of the RENE.
dies in general use by physicians sfford but
temporary bentft. A cure certainly can
not be expected from snuffs, powders,
douches and washes" Ely's Cream Balm
ia a remedy which combines the important
requisites Of quick action, specific curative
power with perfect safety and pleasant
ness 10 the patient.
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MCLEAN ACCEPTS.
The Cincinnati Divine VIII Hold the
Helm at Bethany.

The Cincinnati Divine VIII Hold the
Helm at Bethany.
Special Telegram to the Register
WELLsBURG, September 4.-Df. PEN
dletOn is here from Bethany, and says he
has telegram from Dr.. Mclean, stating
he has so arranged his affairs so that he
can aud will accept the presidency of the
the college and while the Board Of Direc.
tors will still come together TO the called
meeting, it will only be necessary to ar
range some minor matters.
1t was on account of the effect it was
likely to have on the mission service that
caused him to ak to be relieved, and q
person hes been secured TO take his place
there, and be will give his time to the col
lege.
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LIGHTER IMMIGRATION.
A Decrease Of 7e,135 Arrivals at CASTLE
Garden So Far This Year,

A Decrease of 52,l36 Arrivals at Oastle
Garden So Far This Year.
NEW YORK, September 4.-Statistics
carefully compiled at Castle Garden show
that in tine eight months since January l
last there has been falling off of ~, 1876
in the number of immigrants landed there
as compared with the same months in
1888.
In no month of the present year thus
far has the number of immigrants who
passed through the Garden equalled the
number who arrived during the cOrre-
spending month last year. Here are the
figures showing the number arriving and
the decrease by months:
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SOUTHERN METHoDIsTs.

Thlrty.Slxth Annual Conference Of the
Church In West Virginia.
Special Telegram TO the Register.
CATLETrsBURG, KY, September 4
thiriy-sixth annual conference of Western
Virginia NJ. E. Church, South, convened
in his place this morning, with Bishop
Alphens Walter Wilson, Of Baltimore, in
the chair. Rev. J. A. Black, pastor OF
Catlettsburg church, was elected secretary
and Rev. Preston assistant secretary. The
session will continue a week or more.
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FOrger COllOm Gan Pay Out.

CHICAGO, September A dispatch from
Minneapolis, Mimi, says: 1t was given
out last night, on good authority, that the
schedule on assignment made by ]. Frank
Collom, charged with S227, 600 forgeries,
would show assets Of SAIL 900 and labili-
ties Of about $225, 900.
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Died Under Chloroform

CINCINNATI, September 4.-GeO. Dill
hOf died last night while under the innu-
ence of chloroform administered for the
purpose of making a surgical operation
Dilhof Rad injured his thumb so that am-
putatiOn was necessary.
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Base BAH Briefs.

A game of ball was played Monday at
Steubenville between the Grays, of Wells
burg and the Clay Citys, OF New Cum
berland, the Grays winning by score OF
u to 6. Batteries Sharon and Lauck for
the Grays, Carey, Householder and KOelly
for Clay Citys.
The Pink Carriers and the Red Letters
will play on the Island ball park Satur-
day, September 7, for purse of $50 and
the amateur championship Of the State
Each club will put in their strongest team
and q good game may be looked for.
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srdn.r nnlon,. Plsa,urs Trip.

PORTLAND, OREGON, September A.
Sydney Dillon, of New York, the great
railroad magnate, fnancier and capitalist,
accompanied by party Of relatives and
friends, arrived here last night from Puget
Sound He left New York several weeks
ago. Mr.. Dillon came to the Pacific coast
principally on a pleasure trip.
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r.nt the rohacco rak RepsaIed.

BALTIMORE. September 4.-Petitions
sre being circulated for signatures in the
lower, or tobacco counties OF Maryland,
for the repeal Of the tax on tobacco. They
are being signed by hundreds, and, with a
formidable list Of signers, will be laid be-
fore the next Congress. Silmilar petitions
are being circulated in Virginia and North
Carolina.
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REMANDED TO JAIL.

Mrs. swlr ton and Her Sweet Scented Son
In Court.
NEW YORK, September 4.-Mrs. Swim
ton and her Joshua Mann, two of the con-
spiraLOrs in the celebrated Hamilton case,
we're arraigned in court this afternoon
and were remanded until Friday next.
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struck because q Negro Was Employed
SPRINGFIELD, O., September 4.-Thir-
ty-6ve moulders ct the establishment OF
E. W. Ross & Co, manufacturers OF iod-
der. struck to-day because the firm en-
ployed 3 colored mOlder.