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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-21
James N. Ewing.


James II. Ewing, one ofWhoelirg's old
eat and beat known ci;izars, departed this
life yesterday at one o'clotk. He died
as the good man dice, as one going to re-
ceive the reward of a vel spent fe. He
was born in this city on the Both day If
December in the year 1914, where he re-
sided during the whole Of his long life.
He was descended from Scoich-Irish par
ents. His father, John Ewing, is buried
in Mount Wood and bis grandfather Henry
Ewing, on Wheeling Greek, near the city.
Both were citzsns Of Wheeling.
In May, 1s42 he married Mary, second
daughter of Abraham Lnkens' Of Philadel
phia, q defendant Of the illustrious Penn.
This was happy marriage. This lady,
by whom he has fOnr living children, who
has ever tenderly watched over all that
periained to him and hii household, and
who has stood by his side 20 comfort life in
Rlsdness or sadness, survives him with
their children 90 mourn his loss.
He frst went into the book binding and
Job printing business under Meeeu. j.
Fisher & Son, then extensive school book
publishers in Wheeling. He remained
with them come thirteen years and then
entered the service OF his bro her william,
alsO a M ssier printer, for several years.
bat in 1863 he established q business of
his own, which he conducted pfosperOusly
until some five or s.K years ago when 10
and his sons JOhn II aud william l.. Dur-
chased the china, g.ass and queena1aTe e.
tablishment on Market street now con-
ducted under the ifm name Of + wing
BIOS the old gentleman having retired
from pcliye business several years since
James NJ. Ewing was a noble example
Of the honest, frank man. He loved his
city and took lively interest in all that
perlaiDed 10 ito happiness or prosperity.
He was for many years sn active
and useful member OF Council, and
an active and Efficient member Of the
Board Of Education, and was slso for
quite q number Of years an sctive member
Of toe Board Of County Commissioners.
To all these stations be acquitted himself
with ability and honor and gained the
esteem Of his fellow cit zsus. He was a
PresbJtsrian, aud died surrounded by his
sonoEing family, cOmiOried ard happy 10
the consultations Of his religion. Dutirg
his whole life he rigidly KEEP. .be moral
law, and taught his children to walk By
the light that guided MS feet, He was a
tender husband and q good IA h-r. His
life is a roble example for bis children 20
follow. The city loses au old ard honored
citizen, whose memory will long be cher
ished. May he rest in peace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-21
HE WAS FEEBLE.

The Popo Addresses "A Party OF French
Pilgrims.
ROME, October 20.-The Pope to-day
gave an audience TO party of French pill
grims, and delivered an address to them.
He appeared feeble and his voice was
almosl inaudable. In his address he urged
the necessity of religion for the massee, and
said that the Pspscy was protector OF
the working classes. he also reiterated
his protests against the attitude OF the
Italian government toward the Papacy.
The Pope advised the formation of an az
sociation which shall be devoted to seour'
ing the material wslfore Of wOrkmen by
procuring increased facilities for labor, In
culcating principles of economy and de-
Tending the rights and Legitimate claims
of workmen. He expressed the hope that
governments everywhere would treat the
working classes with kindness and en-
deavor to restrain tendencies toward lux
ury and an undue desire for wealth. He
advised masters TO be kind to their work
men and Workmen to be Obadient to their
masters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-21
THE BASE BALL WAR.
THE BROTHERHOOD SCHEME SAID TO BB
BACKED BY SPALDING AND BOSTON.
Spading to Place $4,000 or SS5,OOO il the
BroihshoOds Hands to Begin Operations With
Next Ysr-II Means tho Disruption
Of the Association.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, O,tOber 90
The statement is made here, on good au-
thority, that the Brotherhood Of Base Ball
Players is backed by Mr.. Spalding and
tho Boston Triumyirste. The Brother
hood managers had not secured the ex-
pecled financial aid and il vas thought
the move would be abandoned. Finally
it was concluded to have q conference
with Spaulding, and the last time
the Giants played in Chicago
Ward had a long conference with
him. He made a proposal to Spald-
ing that the moueyed members of the
Lesgue should advance funds for running
the Brotherhood clubs at Boston. New
York, Chicago and Philadelphia. In re-
turn the Brotherhood agreed to sustain
clubs IN the other four League cities, with
the hope that the Brotherhood would break
even on its first season. Spalding, after
communicating with the Boston managers,
agreed to advance from S25, coo to $35, 900
in cash, which would be placed in the
Brotherhood's hands in the spring. The
proposition was excepted by Ward
Uadsr the existing order Of things, the
Brotherhood is An off.shoot Of the League;
it also means
DISRUPTION OF THE AMERICAN AssOCIA-
ALTON.
The strong clubs will be taken into the
L Lsague and the League and the Brother
hood will divide mp among them, two
clubs being allowed in towns that will
warrant such condition of things, as in
Phil delphia, New York, and possibly
Boston and Chicago. The wsifsre will
apparently be bitter and for the reddest
kind of gore, but at the end Of the play
ing season of 1880 the moving spirits OF
the Brotherhood and the National League
will have several good round dollars to di-
vide among themselves, and base ball will
be regarded az a good investment, and If
need be, the clubs in New York and Chi
cago, which have recently been
incorporated, will lie idle, the
name being secured them, and rest con-
tent with the profits that will accrue from
the Brotherhood organization.
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FEDERAL COURT.
Decisions 10 Important Railroad Gases
saturday
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Decisions in Important Railroad Gases
Saturday.
Special Telegram % the Register.
MARrINsBURe, W. Va, October 90
United States Circuit Court convened at
$50 yesterday morning, with Judge Bond
p-esdiug. The cases OF ]. Wendell Mar
lin and J. Wilson Martin, his SOP, vs. the
B. 6t D. railroad 10 two separate actions Of
.re.psss were beard. In the case OF the
nruer for 81. 995 and the latter for
10000 Judgement rendered in favor
ef the defendant The case Of
Porter j. Coughlan vs. the B. x o.
Rsilrold d. 40 action Of trespass for S5O,-
damag5s, was continued from yesterday
and argued by counsel. 10 was submitted
90 the Jury, which failed 10 sgree, and
vs discharged. The Circuit Court then
adjourned until Monday, when Judge
Jackson Is expected to be present to con-
yeue the ID srrict Court. Considerable
interest is manifested or account o. q large
number Of criminal cases to be tried.
rIn Fridays account Of the above court
the name of the Hon. Daniel B. Lucas was
omitted by mistake, after the word
Hon, ," and preceding the name Of Mr.
F. v. Aler, among The attorneys who
were qualified 70 practice. I'D
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Burying the King.

LISBON, October 20.-The funeral OF the
late King will will take place in the
Royal Pantheon, probably on Saturday
next. Ga Monday night the body accom-
panied by the Royal family will be taken
to Belem, where the remains will lie in
state in the Monastery of the Church OF
St. Jerome. A deputatiOn from the Ger
man regiment, of which deceased was
Honorary Colonel, will attend the funeral.
Queen Victoria has sent a message OF
coincidence to King Carlos on the death
of his father Owing to various rumors
the Royal doctors have advised that pre- s
representatives be invited TO view the
body of the late King before 1t is en-
balmed, They declare that no amputatlon
was performed, and that there were no
signs OF gangrene.
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Five and a Half Feet at Birth.

CINCINNATI, October 2O.-The female
giraffe ct the Geological Garden in this
city brought forth a young male giraffe
this forenoon. This is said to be the first
born in captivity in America. The mana
gers of the biological Garden say tna'
none have been born in captivity e'se'
where except in London and none tbeTI
since 1871 The youngster at the zoo Is
nearly fige feet end half high and his es-
timsted weight is $50 pounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-21
OBITUARY.
Death Of DR.. Frank oracraft.

| Death OF Dr. frauh Ofhcrhit
Yesterday morning at $40 o'clock Dr..
Frank P. Cracraft, OF Triadelphia, this
county, breathed his last. His death
being rather sudden and wholly unexpec-
ted. On Saturday morning DR.. Cracraft
drove into the city, and leaving his horse
and buggy at the pOstofiice walked up to
Logan & Co.'s drug store, where he at.
tended 20 some business. He then went
to barber chop TO get shaved, afterwards
returning to the poet, flee and from there
driving home by way OF the poor house.
He arrived home shortly after
noon and ate hearty din
ner, but almost Immediately complained
of feeling unwell He Was then seized
with what the physicians pronounced an
attack Of apoplexy, and although his
brother DR.. Will Cracraft and Drs Siorer
and Carter worked with him all afternoon
and late into the night, be did not regain
consciousness until abou, midnight when
he revived and recognized persons In the
room He also took some medicine and
drink Of water, bnt soon relapsed into hie
former state From that time on until his
death he revived and sAuk alternately
each time becoming weaker until his heart
refused to longer perform its functions and
death came from exhaustion Of the heart.
Dr. Cracraf. was an unmarried man
about 30 years OF aye. and has been sui
ferer from asthma for some time, and for
a couple Of weeks past he had been com
planning Of feeling uuwell, but nothing
serious was feared. He was an energetic
man and had good practice. II has
been only something over three years since
his brother, Budge" Cr5crait, died, and
year later his brother James passed
away. His father, DR.. George X. Ora
craft, died about one year ago, and he is
the fourth in the family inside of four
years.
The funeral will tahe place from his late
residence Tuesday morning at 1890
o'clock. Interment at Stone Church Gem
etery.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

Mrs. Agnes Hochstetter, one Of the VIC, VIC,
tins of the Mount Auburn I1cline fiane .5,,s
accident, died yesterday. Miss ~ I'M
Oskamp and Joseph McFadden are uOiDs
we'll.
AtSt. Louis, Andrew GetcheussF, a2sa 6.s
II. was shot and Instantly killed oy - 80
Ger Robert Mccormick, while atten ps.Is 80.
to force his way into dance without ~ .Ss
ing. The coroner's jury e1onera'eu ~
officer.
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NIFNICAN RoNp RoBBERY.
How We're the Bonds Removed From the
Treasury

How We're the Bonds Removed From the
Treasury
CITY OF MEXICO, October 20-At a
late hour last night Minister OF Finance
Dablan, speaking Of the Bond robbery,
stated that everything would be cleared
up on Monday. The Minister Of Justice
insisted that the bonds had not been found.
The Chief Of Police, Gen. Carbslleda,
and the Chief Of ID tectiyes, claimed that
the bonds bad not lett the country. 1. is
said that that the books which contained
the bonds weighed $50 pounds aud it is q
mystery how they could leave the treas
ury without discovery.
To-day it is ssmi-of6cially stated that
the stolen bond books each contained
bonds of nominal value Of S60O,OO and
that the Bonds were neither signed, sealed,
dated nor with the private mark Of the
Treasury Department.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-21

CHICAGO. October 2O.-s.ates Attorney
L9neenecker tonight expressed the opin
ion that the Croniu Jury viii be completed
tomorrow. His idea is that MessIs
Brysn and Bontecour, who were rendered
hy each side yesterday, will be sworn IN
with some new tslesmen to be examined
Tomorrow. and the four vscanies thus he
dIlsd. Shonld this be done the State'
Attorney thinks the taking Of testimony
will begin promptly Tuesday morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-21

COLUMBUS, October 2O.-GOv. Foraker
was quite ill yesterday, but the fact was
not made known to bus few Of his intimate
friends. Last night he was threatened
with peritonitis, the result Of a cold, but
the physicians announce that the danger
point was passed.
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consecrotea and Installed a Bishor

NohHeNAta's '' -t
RICHMOND, VA, October 2O.-Ip.
Right Rev. A. Van Devyer was consecra'eo
and installed as a Bishop in ST. Peter !
Cathedral to-day, Cardinal Gibbons Sc'eo
as Consecrator and the sermon was preacueo
by Bishop John J. Keane. The AssIs's9' !;
Consecrators we're Bishop Ksin of Hhee,,
ing, Bishop Haid, of North Carolina, anu
Very Rev. A. MagniOn, D D, Superior 0i
st. Mary's Seminary, of Baltimore
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DR.. Talmage's New Church

New YORK, October 2O.-Rey. DR.. Tai
mage announced to his congregation In
BROOKLYN tonight that the Board OF Irus-
tees of the Church had purchased last
week, the property, $50 by 200 feet on the
northeast corner of Clinton and Green
avenues. on which to erect new TsbeI-
nacle TO replace the burned one. ct is
understood that the price paid was IN the
neighborhOOd of Sl25 600. DR.. Talmage
also stated that he would personally break
ground for the church on the afternoon ol
the 2Sth inst.
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Cannot stnnd the stenoh.

LONDON, October 2O.-The work of re-
coving the bodies OF victims of the ezplo-
sion st the Bentilee Colliery in the Long
ton region, last Wednesday, has come to
stsndstill The miners refuse to de-
scend into The mine on account OF the
stencil arising from the dead bodies oil
men and horses in the coal pit.
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stennshln NeMs.

NEW YORK, October 2O.-Arrived-
Steamers Umbria, Liverpool; Bothnia,
Liverpool; La GAscOgne, Harve; Parisian
Monarch, London; Helyetis, London
Richmond, Hill, London, and Harve.
LONDON, October 20.-The steamer
British Prince. from Philadelphia, October
9, arrived at Queenstown at nooa to-day
and sailed for Liverpool.
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FRONT (!

Or, Ten Years with the Travelling
Sam B. Harrison's lopg-loOked-fOr book
is out.
1t is a neatly printed, paper-bOund vol
ume of $50 pages, bearing the imprint oi
the American News Company, Of New
York and from cover to cover 10 fnll OF
good things culled from the authors ex
nerieuce as a hotel man, in charge of The
desk at the Mcclure. This experience,
naturally. has not been confined TO taking
cash from travelling men and fitting ap-
propiiate answers 10 their many queries,
and as result of this, the volume dips here
and there into other matters, telling many
interesting incidents of hotel and city
life. and introducing, under not al ways
imDenetrable disguise, q number Of more
or lass well known characters. Bat this
DEPRESSION but adds the spice OF variety to
What is in the main = chronicle OF the
travelling meo, and this clever and indls-
nsnsable clement in Nineteenth century
business life will be quick to appreciate
the many laughsble skits which Mr. har-
rison has impaled upon his facile pen and
transferred thence TO paper. The Volume
before rs is labelled Front or Ten
Years with the Travelling Men, and Just
beneath the title is sam B. Harrison, ="
in the tangled and lett-handed
chirography Of the author. 1t Is:
DEDICATED
BY THE AUTHOR
~ Thy GREAT ARMY or TRAvELIEG hES OF
rHE UNITED STATES WITH WHOM HE HAS
SPENT MANY PLEASANT HOURS.
"Fron." is book without plot or con-
sscntiye narrative; it is made up, first, Of
the early recollecuons Of the anthor, and
a chronicle of when and how he came to
enlist in the able army of hotel clerks sec
ondly. of some oleverly told incidents OF
hotel life. and, thirdly, Of a host OF tales ol
the travelling men which have been treas
ured ND in Mr.. HarrisOn's memory during
the past decade. ,,r
sam entered the service Of the NcLure
March 81, 1873. and of this important s!eI
be says: IT,.
moznbere wac filed with Wheeling soot,
for this was in the dsys when soft cos
rsiOned supreme snd had full sway, the
su,oke and SCOT from the chimneys con
t-ibuting their portion to the clouds
wbich o1erhung the city in those days
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The League pennant Presentsa.

NEW YORK, October 2O.-A reception
was given tonight at the Broadway Thea
ire to the New York Base Ball Club and
that edifce was filed to the doors. De
Wolf Hopper presented James Mutrie
with the psnnsns Of the League.
At Oolumbus-C Ciucinnati2 2 Columbus 5.
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A sound Legal Opinion.

e. Bainbridge, Mundsy Esq, County
ATTY. Clay Co, Tex, SAYS: Have used
Electric Bitters with most happy results.
Nv brother also was very low Eith Mala-
rial Fever and Jaundice, but was cured by
timely use Of this medicine. Am satisfied
Electric Biiters saved his life. "
Nlr. d. I. Wilcoxson, CT Horse Cave,
Ky, adds like testimony, saying He
positively believes he would have died,
bad il no. been for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward of, as well
"a cure an Malarial Diseases, and for all
Kidney. Liver and Stomach Disorders
stands uuequaled. Price SOC and 81, al
Logan & Co. 8 Drug store.
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ST VINCENT, MINI, October 2O.-The
temperature has not risen above % degrees
and is falling rapidly tonight. It will
probshly be within a few degrees Of zero
hv morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-21

T. Knight Of Ritchie cOnuty, has enter
Cd suit for $40. 600 damages for libel against
S. $. Stewart, editor Of the RereiHs, OF
Harrisville, basing his suit on an article
that appeared in that paper last week.
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pr,nce wnIlam shot at by Crank

BERLIN, October 2O.-While Prince
William, of wurtemburg, was driving to
church at Ludwigburg today, he was h[ed
at by q man named Klaibe, who upon be-
ng arrested, exclaimed: 1T is high time
Wurtemburg had Catholic King Inc
The Prince was not hurt. The would-be
assassin is supposed to be dersuged.
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wounded Count and Killed Himself
YoKAHANIA, October 2O.-oOunt Oku-
me, Minister Of Foreign Affairs, was slight
" wounded to-day by a wOuld-be ASSASSIN.
The latter committed suicide.
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0.. .o which Commissioner Tanner 10
.lyew refers, covers a little more
.-aa eighteen printed pages and Is dated
September s.. 1850 i, is addressed 20
.n Clrus Bu-sey, Assistant Secretary OF
ne -.ieror. and Is ,ignei by Geo. Ewing.
ia Ciuphel, II. l.. Bruce, Special
n''f4 .i EXtuiners. The mode Cf pro
,-'.e Boz .he re-ating oi pensions IS given;
.re i.e- which are analyzsi and cited IN
.i' report are an important plrticulars
sll.l.1ual.g O. the same general character
as those cl.sd in Secretary Mobiles letter 10
commissioner Tanner, dated July "A last.
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Very truly yours
JAMS TANNER.


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Notice OF Sale Of Personal Prop
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