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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-05
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, ID
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY


WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 30. lssg
To Cashier -- National Bank-Sir
The department has decided to reduce the
numtef OF national b5nk deDO-iiariss.
and the amount Of public monies kept
Herewith, which at present are largely
in excess Of the requirements of the
public service. Ii Is desired 10 make
the reduction with the least possible in
convenience to husiness interests. To this
end you ere Instructed 70 deposit on
or before Janus-y l5 1890, from funds
to the cIedit at tue Tceasuter of the United
Statoe, 20 like credit with an assistant
treasurer OF the United States, ~ 'trars-
fer Of finds from your bank, the sum OF
$50 900, which will rsducs your fixed bal
snce accordingly. When this transfer
shall have been made, you will be author
lied TO Withdraw security bonds to that
amount of $50, 600 upon receipt Of the Ger
tiicstes OF despOsit for amount trans
ierred, the treasurer's receipt for the
bonds and a resolution for their with
drawsl; or, If desired, the bonds
will be purchased by the department and
the amount to be transferred retained from
the proceeds Of the bonds. A blank form
of resolution to accomplish the latter pur-
pose is herewith inclosed. Other calls
will be made from time TO time until the
entire amount may be transferred at onoe
and the bank discontinued as q depository.
Should you decide 10 cell the bonds to the
government, notify the department by wire
Of the amount and price Of bonds offered.
Respectfully yours, WM. WISDOM.
Secretary.
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is 1T A NEW PARTY ?
Beaumont Of the K. Of L. Says the Order and
The Farmers Will Cooperate in Political
Work-COnsOlidato Not
Proposed.

ST. LOUIS, December 4-Mr. Ralph
Beaumont, chairman of the National Leg
islativs Committee of the Knights Of Labor
at Washington, and one Of committee TO
confer with committee from the Farmers
and Laborers' Union, said this afternoon:
eve have no intention of endeavoring 10
effect consolidation with the Farmers and
LabOrers' Union. AS I understand it the
Northern and Southern Farmers Alliance,
the Farmers Mutual Benefit Association
and the Agricultural Wheel have consOli-
dated, and ne are 10 confer with
them with a view to fnrtheripg the
interests Of both organizations in the way
of cooperation, not consolidation. We
are both working for the same ends, and
this conference is for the purpose of es-
tabishing confidence in each other. We
all agree that when the farmers put can
didate ia toe field for Legislative, Sena-
torisl or Presidential position, We will
support that candidate, and they will do
the same for US. We wish to work to-
gether and have harmony in all things. II
we do not sgree on any candidate, then
each Or0aniz ltion will assist its own can
didate -
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GREATEST IN EXILE.
Dom Pedro Has Faith in this Republic
ODnosed IN a ZoIverein

Dom Pedro Has Faith in this Republic
Opposed to a ZOlverein.
LISBON, December 4.-Brszilian royal
isis in this city state that Dom Pedro is
much opposed to the proposition made in
the United States looking to the organiza-
tion of an American Commercial ZllvereiD.
He bases his objections on the fact that
Brszu ia chiefly an agricultural country,
not yet much advanced in manufacturing
interests, ard that it is in need Of Euro
pean capital, immigrants and markets, and
cannot deprive itself of these by joining in
an exclusively American combination.
DOM PEDRO CONFIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC.
Dom Pedro telegraphed from the leland
of st. Vincent to Count Csserts, the hus
band of his niece, that he will remain
IN Lisbon a fortnight and will then
droceed to Games, where a friend
hes offered him the use Of his
villa. Dom Pedro ia reported AZ having
said at st. Vincent that any attempt to re-
store the monarchy in Brazil would only
tepd to blOodshed, and that he is convinced
the Republic is firmly established.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-05
CHARLESTON BUDGET.
Brakeman Curry's Irjuries FataI-Olen-
dennin's Trial.

Brakeman Curry's Irjuries FatAi-Olon-
deDnin's Trial.
Special Telegram 10 he Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, December A
few days since VIM. Curry, brakeman on
the Hooking Valley railroad, was run over
by freight train at GallipOlis while comp
ling cars. His left foot vas cut of and leg
torn to pieces. The injuries caused his
death yesterday. His home was in Mid
dleport, where he leaves a family.
CLENDENNIN GUILTY OF MANsLAUGHTER.
The iury in the murder case against
Bure1 ClendenDin, whichlhas been on trial
all week in the Circuit Court, returned a
verdict this morning of involuntary man
slaughter. Clendennin was charged with
the murder Of Jack Austin, whom he
stabbed to death at Winifrede two months
aUO
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EX-sHERIFF BROWN DEAD.

A Prominent WeIIsburE Mao Passes
Away.
Special Telegram to the Register.
WELLsBURs, December 4.-Ex-Sherifl
David Brown died here this morning at
half-past II o'clock. His disease gas ty-
phoid fever, irduced by heart disease. lie
had only been sick a few days, and until
yesterday was Thought to be in 10 imme-
diate dauger. There is universal regret at
his death, as he had endeared himself to
all by his gentlemsnly bearing and up
right conduct as a public official in busi-
ness and in his social relations. He was
single, but it is supposed he would have
been shortly married to one of the most
eseimAble yoUug ladies' Of this community,
who is very much prostrated by the shock.
Funeral services here tomorrow at 10
o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-05
McGAW'S BLAST.

The Expsned Editor Makes Serious
Charges Against the X. of L.
PITTsBURG. December 4.-Homer L.
McGaw, who was expelled from the X. OF
L. at the recent convention, gives to the
press an extended statement tonight, in
which he makes some serious charges
again6t the leading officials Of the
order. Mr. McGsw was one the of the.in-
surance association Of the X. Of L for
three years. The charges were preferred
against him by the officers of the Window
Glass Workers Association. He says lie
was expelled because he had been
instrumental in collecting evidence TO
prove that President Campbell and
other officers of the Window Glass Work
ers' Association had assisted in importing
forty.fve English glass blowers, now at
work at Jeanette. He alleges that the
action of the Association was unconstitu-
tional and accuses Charles LitchmaD.
He offered to prove from the records was
one time short in his accounts, and only
paid them when threatened with criminal
prosecution. He was not given the
chance
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-05
PARAGRAPHRD FACTS.

The old Grant farm, once belonging to
Gen U. S. Grant and located near st.
Louis, has been sold.
A party of Pennsylvania ofice holders
are preparing a Christmas souvenir for
Senator Quay.
A strike is threatened on the Georgia
Central railroad against the employment
of negro tiremen.
The Australian ballot system was tried
successfully at the New Haven municipal
election.
At Newark, Ohio, an emigrant woman
attempted to kill herself and child on re-
ceipt of news that her husband was dead
The schooners Kate and Erie Stewart
went ashore near Rochester, n. J Inc
crews escaped.
The mysterious disappearance OF Sn
entire family is reported from Y ello"Viile'
Ark. Murder is feared.
Mrs. Mills, wife Of an Episcopal minister .;,
at Kalamazoo, Mich, attempted 10 XIII
her child and then committed suiCiue'
The failed Boston leather firm, Dawson,
Williams & Co, owe S297 ,OCO' ana nave
$4,000.
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IRON AND STEEL.
a Greal Boom In the Industry Predicted
Rt Pittsburgh.

a GreRl Boom In the Industry Predicted
Rt Pittsburgh.
PITTsBURG, December 5.-There is
every indication that next years output
OF iron and steel in this district will ex-
ceed that of the present year. There are
also undoubted indications that prices will
not be reduced, and it is possible that they
will range higher. This prediction is
based on indications which are considered
by experts to be always reliable.
1t was learned to-day that Pittsburg
blast furnace owners have purchased a
larger tonnage of ore for next years de-
livery than ever before. The practice in
previous years Of buying ores in January
and February has seldom been departed
from until this year, bat it is now esti-
mated that contracts for 1000, 600 ton of
Bessemer ore for the furnaces Of this dis
trict have been placed, and thar, too, at
an advance OF about 81 per ton over this
years. pl ces. The indications are that
early neSt year still further advance
wild be ma1e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-05
TALKING COMPROMISE.
Montana Parties May Agree 10 Divide the
Ofices

montana Parties May Agree 10 Divide the
Onioes.
HELENA, MONT, December 4.-Both
parties are getting tired Of the long dead
lock, and there is general talk of cOmpro-
mise, each party selecting one Senator.
one combination suggested is W. A. Clark
and W. F. Sanders; another, B. Platt Gar
penter and Martin Msgginis. The friends
of Col. Sanders are openly urging this
ticket since the Hershfield and Power men
united on Carpenter. The majority of the
Democrats, however, are not favorable TO
Clark. Many of them are for Magginis, but
if q compromise is arranged they will be
more likely to select Hauser.
The Republican Senators yesterday noti-
fed the Democratic Senators that they
would like TO have a conference looking TO
the breaking of the deadlock. In the af-
ternoon the Democratic Senators held
caucns and decided to adhere to their pol.
icy of remaining away from the Senate
Chamber until the Silver Bow case is set
tied. They then agreed to appoint com
mittee and NEST on day selected by the
Republicans, the two bodies to jointly in
vestigate the Tunnel precinct case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-05
WOOD HAS WEAKENED.


A Prominent Republican Implicated in the
Ballot Box Forgery.
CINCINNATI, December 4-There are
rumors of startling developments in the ia
nous ballot box forgery case. 1t is un-
derstood r. G.. Wood, the man acused Of
forging the names of Mr.. Campbell, Sena-
tor Sherman, Congressman Bulterworth
and Others has weakened. Those intrust
ed with the confession, as it might be
termed, are very reticent, bat it is under
stood that one of the most prominent Re-
publicans in the State, as high in that
party as Governor Foraker, is more then
implicated. The papers referred to are in
the handwriting OF this man, and the tele-
grams bear his signature. They show not
only q knowledge of the details of the fol-
gerry, but bear evidence to close cOnnec-
tion with the act itself and that the man
referred to was at the very bottom Of the
grest crime.
FORAKER GIVES OUT HIS LETTERS.
Gov. Foraker tonight gave cut for pub
LEGATION the entire correspondence between
himself and r. @ Wood, of Cincinnati, in
regard to the ballot box contract forgery,
which figured in the late campaign.
The correspondence was brought out by
the article published in the Cincinnati
ENQUIRER of to-day, intimating that Wood
had made a confession which would, when
made public, implicate some men high in
the party and authority. The article was
30 construed as to leave little doubt that
Gov. Foraker was the one referred to.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-05
FAULKNRR'S BILLS
Measures Introduced by the Junior West
Virginia Senstor.
sreeisr Telegram To the Register.

NIeasurcs Introduced by the Junior West
Virginia Senstor.
Special Telegram to the Register.
WASHINGTON, d. O., December A.
The Senate consumed several hours intro
doc.ng bills, most of them old ones that
were before the last Congress Senator
Faulkner introduced q number, all of them
measures that he had endeayored to get
through the last Congress. They were as
follows AppgopriatiBg 100000 for o
public buud,ug at Msrtinsburg granting
a pension 20 Mr.. Osrolida F. Dsgsrmo; to
pension NJ. j. Fogp; to pension David H.
Lu'man, 10 pay Wm NJ. Morrison, Of
Jefferson county, 81, 800 for sup
plies. furnished to Indians;
20 pay amounts due the employees in, and
contractors who furnished castings TO, the
the United States srmory at Harper's
Ferry dudrg 1861, the sum 81, 500; to pay
the heirs Of Lewis W. Washington, of
J.hrrsou county. 81, 454 20 for stores fur
nisled the army; 70 pay Wes. Virginia the
sum of S2,O1957 TO reimburse the State
for moneys paid officers of the 1881 West
Virgins militia daring the late Wal; to
paw The trustees OF the German Egangel-
cal Church Cf Martinsburg s. 500, for
their church destroyed during the war;
for relief of Edith O'Donneu
aud others and TO pay to
them 5000; to pay the trustees
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church at
Harper's Ferry $1,000 for the destruction
Of their church during the war; 20 pay
@. NJ. Shsfier, OF Berkeley county, 81 500
tor occupation of his warehouse during
the war; referring to the Court of Claims
the clsim of VIM. F. Wilson, Of Berkeley
county. for a house near Harper's Ferry
tsken by troops during the war; to pay
Trustees of ST. Joseph's Catholic Church
&C Msrtnsburg s, $50 for use and damage
20 their church property during the war
Mr.. Faulkner also introduced his bill
90 establish in the Department Of Agricul
tur5 a Pare Food Division for the inspec
ton of live stock about TO be slaughtered
40 slaughter houses for canning, ssltilg,
etc lie also introduced several bills re-
lating OBJ the District of Columbis. Sena-
tor Faulkner stil uses one crntch, but is
steadily improving and hopes soon to be
able io dispense With their aid.
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nor Kllled WhIIe RuntIng.

Special Telegram 10 he Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, December A
Last Monday afternoon Columbus Denly,
aged 10 years, went out hunting near his
home on Tupper's creek, and when short
distance from the house his gun was scci-
dsntally discharged. A load of buckshot
struck him Just above the heart and tore
away part of the shoulder blade. The
load passed through the body. He called
for his mother but before she could reach
him he RAs dead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-05
LONDON'S SCANDAL.
Another Vile Chapter In the Infamous
History.

Another Vile Chapter In the Infamous
History.
NEW YORK, December 3.-The most
startling and unexpected addition to the
whole wretched scandal at Cavendish
Square comes to-day. 1t is now as
serted, and the story comes spplr-
emily trustworthy, that Scotland Yard
Was egregously deceived in it's inveatiga-
tion, which hiss resulted in involving
some of the most notable of E0glan q
arstocracy. Private information which
reached this city on Monday is TO the
effect that many of the supposed telegraph
boys taken to the house for alleged i'm
moral purposes were young girls dressed
as boys 1t is charged that over seventy
young girls ranging from ten to fourteen
years of age were debauched in this man
NOR
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-05
BLOODTHIRSTY WARRIORS.
Republicans Already Planning to Spill
Gore In '92.
gnaofel Teiaorarn IN the Raoistav

Republicans Already framing 10 hpul
Gore In '92.
Special Telegram to the Register
CHARLESTON, W. VA, December A
Last night a large number of repretenta-
tive Republicans of the State met in this
city, and discussed the situation and for
mulated plans for the conduct OF the next
State campaign. There were present
prominent Republicans from Putnam,
Nicholas, Raleigh, Wyoming, Jackson,
Clay, Greenbrier, Monongalis, Turker,
Logan, Cabell, Preston, Monroe, Nc
Dowell ard Ksnawhs counties. Hiram
Lewis, who ran for State Treasurer on
the Republican ticket at the last
election wss made President, and Dell
Upton, NJ. B. Reber and J. L Gibson
secretaries. After lengthy discussion Of
the present situation it was decided to
call State conference to meet in this city
at an early day, if possible. during the
special session of the Legislature. A COM
mittee of five was appointed to wait upon
Gov. Wilson, and to ascertain when the
special term is to be called. Ths confer
ence will be call by the Committee, which
is composed of A. Burlew, NJ. B. Rebsr, J.
L. Gibson, Dell Upton and Sim Iron.
Much interest was manifested by those
present, and judging from speeches made
the Republican braves have donne1 their
war paint and are ready for gore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-05
FEUDs FaIeHTEN COURTS.
a Kentucky Judge Who Fears Danger
He Oonvenes His Court

a Kentucky Judge Who Years Danger II
He Oonvenes His Court.
CATLETTsBURG. December 4.-The
Judge said to-day that Court was to have
been held at Hindman, Knott county, this
week, bat he, having been adYised that it
would be most dangerous TO 20 there, con-
cluded to stay away. He says the
Ora ughn-Hayes feud in KBott county has
been identified by recent merging with
the French-Eversole feud in Perry coun-
ty.
The French party have united with the
Hayes, and the Eversole8 with the
Draughns, and both are prepared for blood
shed. Judge Lilly says the avoidance Of
a crash is well nigh impossible. Under
present circumstances curt proceedings,
whether presided over by himself or a
Judge elected by the Bar, would be farce;
hence his determination TO remain away.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-05
Wn.hlnrton News.

Secretary Noble has left Washington for
p visit 10 bis home in ST. Louis.
A large number Of bills snd resolutions
we're introduced in both houses yesterday.
The total collections Of National Reve-
uue for the first four months Of the fiscal
year, we're Sl46 7s3, $40.
Cabinet meetings will be held heretier on
TUESDAYS and Fridays
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-05
oodfr.v TO Test Welshman Daly

BOSTON, December 4-Those New York
era who think they have in Daily, the six
foot. three Welshman, a prospective world
beater, are TO have chance to see what he
can do with George Godfrey, of Boston.
Godfrey has accepted $3.50 offered by
Daly's hackers for a six-round fight to be
held in private in New York.
Weir and Murphy fghtiu San Francisco
nacav,, har o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-05
AN "EYETALIAN" LADY

Places Three Bullets ia the Bodies of Her
Enemies.
NEW YORK, December Shortly after
noon to-day Antoinette Feralls, of No. Z
James street, was shot and instantly kill
ed by Asunda Buq'o, another italian VIC
man, with whom she became in
volved in row over money matters.
When a policeman entered the room be
found Antoinette Ftralla lying dead on
the floor. A bullet had entered the wo-
mans back and passed through the heart.
It was from 44-calibTe pistol. Maria
CerAse, the dead wOmsn's mother, WAS
shot through the left elbow, while her
sister, PetrOmells Perison, received bull
let in the left breast. The row was a gen.
eral one
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-05

WASHINGTON, December 4.-The first
bin introduced in the Senate in the fret
session Of the Fiity-Grst Congress came
from Senator Sherman, and was aimed at
Trusts. I5is identical with the snti-Trust
hill, reported by him last year from the
Committee on Finance. Ii declares all
trusts unlawful, gives peisons power to
recover in courts whenever articles are ad-
vancad in value by combinations and de-
clares officers Of Trusts guilty Of misde-
meanors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-05
MRS. PARNELL's BENEFIT.
scanIsn's Company VIII Appear In "MyIes
Aroon."

scanlsn's Company VIII appear In "hyIes
Aroon."
NEW YORK, December 4-Mrs. Della
Stewart Parnell is to be rendered benefit
performance at the Star Theatre Thursday
sfternoon, at which Mr.. w. j. Scanlsn and
his company will appear in "Myles
Aroon." Tne interest is solicited Of all
admirers of Mrs Parnell and lovers Of the
Irish cause. Mrs Parnell is actually in
need, and not half Of her suffsrings have
been made public. As the daughter Of
Admiral Stewart, one Of the brsvGst officers
in the American Navy during the War Of
1912, she is entitled TO the highest consid-
Grafton and the assistance Of American cit
iZsna generally.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-05
clsrk mephsr.on.. Appolntes..

WASHINGTON, d. O., December A.
Clerk Mcpherson has made the following
appointments Charles r. McKenney, of
Minnesota, % be enrolling clerk, vice I.
King. of Illinois; and Judson POlcOmb, Of
Pe1nsy ylvania, 20 be index clerk, vice Ouey,
of Virgins. The appointees formerly held
ths places 10 which they have been reap
pointed Era L. Noorehouse, of New
York has been appointed assistant libra
rian of the House vice Barnett.
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DEADLY DIPHrnERIA.
Terrible Ravsges OF the Disease In Central
Illinois

MONTICELLO, Ill, December 4.-The
reports ont out from here of the preva-
lence Of diphtheria in Central Illinois have
not been exaggerated.
DR.. Toby, aa old physician, Of Macon
Ill, states that be has treated IS cases of
diphtheria, with five deaths. The public
schools were closed for time on account
of the disease. d.. King, of Illiopolis,
states that he has treated AZ cases, with
six deaths there. DR.. Mayes, OF Illioplis,
states be has treated 20 cases, with one
death
At Clinton the postoffice has bees quar-
antined on account Of diphtheria, and in a
number of towns the public streets have
been closed on sccount of the disease,
ahowing that no exaggerated report Of this
dread disease has been sent to the press
from Monticello. ILL.,
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ua,.,t strlke. EnglI.h EdItors.

LONDON, December 4.-The Times COM
mentiug on President HArrisOn'a message
velcomes the extraditiOn proposal and e3-
nresses surprise that the Western states state! uI ~
not revolt agsinst the heavy eHac.iOos .S 80, -
taxation imposed for the beneat o! 'Ss .s 1os-
,oA :, AID IRON workers OF the Atlantic states
prosident D. s,i Harrison, the Times says prop,
abIv had this in mind when he S1ssesseu &c as,
sbs} s the he protective principle should De sp'
piled to farm products. lie ,sform
The Standard thinks that tarin = felOan i'm
NAV N mean something real a couple OF years
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A RIVAL FOR CHICAGO PACKERS.
The UIi Object of a Big Enterprise in
Buenos Ayres.

The UIierior object Of a Big Enterprise in
Buenos Ayres.
CHICAGO, December 4.-Geo. BrouEham
has sold out his meat-psckiDg establish.
ment here and will sail from New York
next week for BuenOs Ayres as the sd-
vance agent Of q syndicate OF English cap
italists who have subscribed el.000,00
with which to start and operate gigantic
beet extract ard meat canning works in
the Argentine Republic to compete with
Herr Litbig, the ftmous beef extract man
ufacturer. The ulterior object is to com
pete with the big Chicago packers for the
worlds trade, and now that the scheme
has been discovered there il much uueasi-
ness in packiog circles. 1t is intended 10
make the new establishment the largest
in the world, as the capital behind the un-
dertekiug is unlimited
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-05
NON-UNION MEN

Quitting the Throats Of the Green Glass
Blowers.
PHuApELPHIA, December No set
element was reached OF the conference held
ia this city to-day between Master Work
man Arlington, Of the Green Glass Work
ers, President Smith of the Flint Glass
Workers. and Messrs. D. ". Moore, J. P.
Whitney and Walter Saddel, representing
the wage committee Of the manufacturers
assoc Uiion. The success attending the
experiment Of running with non-union
men bas caused the manufacturers to de-
eide TO stand by their original terms IN
ar.rr r..n-n.