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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-21
The TANGLE
In the Senate Still Remains
UnSOlYed.
The IDEA OLA CONFERENCE
Was Still Strong Last Night But No
Agreement Could Be Made
The Republicans
OFFER THE DEMOCRATS THE CLERK
Aud HINT at Dropping Contest Cases But 1t Is
Refusei--They Bar Carr and Ainsar
From Election in Their Proposition
The Democrats United


CHARLEs- on, W. Va, January 20 -
The iaogle in the Senate remAios uusolvsd.
The idea Of q compromise, however, is still
strong tonight
General GOf Senator Scott and other
prominent Republicans had q conference
aud drew up a Sc. Of proposals. Senator
Scott gave ;hem to the Democratic leaders.
The main features were that the Demo-
Gratis should select ths President from the
Republicans. excepting Carr and Miuear,
and the Democrats should be allowed the
Clerk. Il was also hinted that all con-
tests for sests in the Senste and House
should be dropped.
The proposals we're not accepted ard
probably will not he. They were not of
the character that the Democrats feel they
have a right to demand.
The Republican Senator's made
ANOTHER EFFORT
70 tgeat with Carr to-day. They proposed
arbitration, but the scheme was knocked
10 the lead by the perveTsity Of two Of
Their own members. Morrison and Nor
ris both refused to sigu the paper pledging
themselves 20 enter into the arbitration,
snd the matter thus fell through.
There il strong feeling that the Sanate
should be organized soon, aud especially
as it may conphcate the election Of an
United States Senator, for If matters con
trua as az present it is altogether probable
that this feeling Will result in some de-
cidei action before Tuesday noon.
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HOw'S THIS FOR PROTECTION ?


All ENORMOUS consignment OF Contract
Lab. Arrives.
New YORK, January 2O.-Whl ap
pears to be one oflhe biggest consignment
of contract labor ever landed here in ore
ship was discovered by accident af ,hs
landing OF the passengers OF the Ia Cham.
payne at Castle Garden To-day. ltnas
noticed that more than every other o1o or
the 2l3 steerage passengers were bound ior
Florida. IL was found that all bad come
from Alsace, Germany, aud thai the, ua
sage money had been paid by man muol
George Strum, OF that province. laer Do
the day member of the firm Of S'uUol
& Storm, Of this city, appeared Of, c. 'Ie
Garden. He said he Was au Alacan arI
had arranged TO have his oountrymen come
here, but denied having paid their hrc.
lie had large tract OF land in FIondaari
proposed TO furnish each hmily with
house and forty acres OF land ali START
them at raising tobacco. He wol.a buy
the product The people TO ile number of
l30 were detained awaiting thc action OF
Collector Mag0ne.
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DEMOCRATIC UNITY.

They Confer on the Senatorial Question
Can an Election Bo Had Tuesday,
special T.iegraa 10 Al Rs1iser.
CHARLESTON. January 20.-The confer
ence OF the DsmOcratic members OF the
Legislature, held lass night, is another
proof Of unity ia the Democratic ranks.
The proceedings were most harmonious in
character. Tbs questions discussed MIA
ted to the propde.y of holding 2 caucus to
nominate a Uoited Senator on Monday
Night and the possibility OF entering into
an election on Tuesday. No decision vas
arrived az, bu. the greatest good feeling
was manifest on every side. The only quss-
tsn is whether or no. an election
can be legally held on Tuesday. The
maiority OF the Democratic leaders are in
c,inei to believe that it can. The law on
the c4se vas cited 10 this mornings REG
IsrER. A committee Of prominent Demo
cratic lawyers was appointed to consider
the matter and they now have IL IN hand.
Trey will meet tomorrow morning at 9
O'Clock and determine their decision. This
Will be presented TO the conference held to-
morrow night and if satisfactory the poop
ue- steps will be Immediately taken to put
a party Candidate IA the field. The con-
ference may resolve Itself into 3 caucus
and nominate then and there.
The representative of the REGISTER has
made q caseIul canvass amo5g the mem
bers OF ho.h Houses, and finds there is one
sentiment prevailing over any mere per-
sonal preferences. The gTelt majority are
warm admirers Of Senator Henus, but if
there are other Candidates presented the
merits of each VIII be carefully considered
before any decisive step is taken
Senator Smith, Of Hancock county, is
confined 70 bis room with a serious illness,
snd be viii rot be able 10 be present in the
Senate tomorrow. To is not probable that
he viii have any pair. The Senator's i'll
ness may bring about an organization.
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FURTHER DETAILS.
ofthe samoan Outrage Accounts Of Other
Correspondents

ofthe samoan Outrsge-Aooountso Of Other
Correspondents.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 2O-The de-
ts;ls of the events at Samoa which fol-
lowed the attempt of the Germans to land
their forces and the defeat Of their troops.
described at length in the Associated Pres
correspondence fIom Apis are supplement
ed by Other correspondents, whose ac-
counts are Published here.
Toe Samoan Times. published at Apis,
sud which hes been impartial in its &C
count Of the events on the islsnds, give
the follosing version of the fight of De-
Gambler 18th: AT O'Clock on the morning
of Tuesday so railOrs from the Olga were
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FLASHED rRoM TIE wnE..

Joe Healde fell into taak Of boiling
grease at DAnyilie, H., md Was terica''y
Injured.
TIE Mercer Gas and FueI Company viii,
it is said, he able to supply Cmlllau
with gas for fuel
Charles Ffi's while in Jail q. Wood
bury, n. Y, for forgery, committed su.-
eide by hanging himself 10 the door Of bis
cell
A reward ofS20O has been Offered for ilc
arrest and conviction OF the mufdur oi
Lester Wood, in Edgar County, II, on
the lst Of January.
Joseph Kistler, Of Lime, o., indicted by
the grand jury for poDning horse' bias
has bsen notified b. the White Cai to
leave. He will 20.
Miss Ellie Ssibart, who dianplctrtd
from her home in Fcst0ria, o, WAS ionnc
in New York An officer took charge oi
her, and her psrents have been notified.
John Wanamaker, Of Philadelphia, who
has bean prominently mentioned in con
nection with President Harrison Clbilcl
sailei for France.
The Monmouth ParR Association, 90
New York, has purchased about iour hun-
dred acres Of land, ht cost Of more shan
S1O OCO, for the construction Of a LcH
race oouue.
Mrs. Eeston, Of Springfield, o, who 81 s
AFRAID 10 deposit her money IN bsnk Tor
fear the bank would break, was robbed al
5000, which shs had been saving l0r ye ri.
Coarles Hodlett, a miner, was awarded
81, $50 damages, AZ Brazil, led, in slit
brought against the Brazil Block Coal
Company, for injuries sustained BY falling
into a shaft.
James Thomas. alias william Brennan,
who was arrested at ST. Louis for @ri.ng
letters to fallen women, sign
ipg himself "Jscx, the Ripper has been
committed 10 the insane asylum.
The recently published cablegram from
Paris, purporting 10 express the yee- OF
Baron HIsch upon the Mefsian.c question,
il the subject Of much comment among The
Hebrews, who, almost without exception,
consider IL a csnsrd.
Mrs. Mary Finlay, a wealthy widow AZ
Madison, Ind, il charged with whipping
! little orphan girl with q raw hide, leaylg
marks on her body and limbs, besides
pulling out her hair by the handful. The
,hild having escaped, told the story Of her
.r1el treatment, and the matter VA taken
% the courts.
At Canton, o., Daniel K. Rosche inserted
in the papers, guaranteeing
work for unemployed men as travelling
Iale.men in various lines Of business A
remittance Of s. 10 defray incidental eT-
oenses wss required Of each applicant His
yoluminous mail matter aroused the sus-
picions OF the postmaster, ard the "fske'
Was discovered.
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THE WEATHER.

Eight and Ten Inches OF Snow Fall In
Virginia.
WASHINGTON, January 20.-The first
snow of this winter began falling here
early this morning. In the afternoon il
changed to rain, Masking walking extreme
" dieagreeable. Reports received by tine
Signal Office show the storm is general
throughout the U5ited States east Of The
Mi, sissippi river. At Cleveland and msny
other northern points snow he's turned 10
raj D. but il is eiiil showing at Baltimore
and other places south OF Cleveland. The
are that the weather will clear
up tomorrow and that the thermometer
WILL fall considerably Monday night.
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The Immigration Society.

Sgoci1 T,cgrcn 90 ths Rsg.sr.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Jan nary 2O-The
Board Of Vice Presidents Of the State In
m gration Society will meet in this city on
Friday next Several members Of the
Board are already here, and great interest
is taken in the meeting. Cn consultation 1t
was determined to ask On appropriation Of
$4,000 for the work in hand, and it is be-
hevsd it will be gcanted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-21

WASHINGTON, January 2O.-Argument
has been concluded in the supreme Court
Of ere Uaited States, in the case OF the
Church OF Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints, appellants Va the United States,
brought bere on appeal from the Supreme
Court Of the Terii,cry of Utah. BY ths
terms of tie Eimunds Anti-Polygamy act
the church corporation was dissolved, ana
its properly eschasted 10 the United States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-21
1r.ohlnr Threatened at Charleston.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, January 90
Frank Dickson arrsa;ed at La Rsy, few
dsys ago for wrsckiog a Chesapeake and
Ohio train rear this city on October 20,
va. brought to this city before daylight
and lodged in jail. Organized mobs OF
abroad men are expected here to lynch
,hs rrisooer. and two military companies
90 n readiness 20 repel them
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-21

T0sToN. MONTANA, January 2O.-At
the village of Radersburg, eleven miles
from here, Robert Hcssieldt was shot and
killed by John 2. freeman, who came
here couple Of years ago from New York.
The cause Of the shooting was that Hoss-
feldt required the payment Of t2S, which
Freeman owed him for pasturing his
horses. The murderer is in Jail.
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Parkerrhnrr court Notes

Special Telegram 70 the Register.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, January %
The evidence was Concluded last evening
in the case of United States vs.. J. F. Vibal.
The csse will bs argued by counsel TO-
morrow. Il Will be a very interesting
case before the lawyers are through with
it -.
The following penitents plead guilty to
violations of the Internal Revenue laws,
Yesterday, and received the Judgment OF
the Court: Wm. SwHgge, from Weizei
county: Daniel Sellmsn, from jackson
connty: VIM. Phillips, Doddndge county.
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The vandalIa on for samn..

SAN FRANCISCO, January 2O-At four
O'Clock this afternoon the United States
man-of-war Vandalia LEFT the Mare island
nayy-yard, in this harbor, bound .or
Samoa Islands, the present seat Of wAflike
disturbances.
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Same Here.

New YORK, January 20.-SnOw COM
menced falling here this afternoon, bat
soon after dark turned to rain and sleei,
with snow at intervals. At this hour,
midnight, the storm has ceased, leaving
the streets in horrible condition of slush,
and tte thermometer several degrees
above The freezing point.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-21

LYNcHBURG, VA, January 2O.-The
fist snow storm Of the season occurred to-
day. 1t has been showing since early
morning, but has turned to sieet. Travel
is much obstruc.ed.
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West Virginia Pensions.

Special IeItgrtu . NC MS I'sVI'
WASHINGTON, January 2O.-rhe fol-
Ioxiag pensions have been granted West
yirsinians: Oigioal invslid-Christo-
pb,r Poli. Bengoo5; John White, Brad
shaw. Abner Stout. New Milton; Lawson
Williams. Wayne Court House; Madison
II S.one Point Pleasant. Incresse-Mil-
ton Kemp. Clifton Mills; James Youtz,
Msrtinsburg. RsiSue-JOseph A. Arkle,
Wheelioy; FraUois Taylor, UniOntown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-21

The c,e,test cure on earth for pain, SAWS
SON OF will give instant relief. Price 2oc.
"a iswel of the first water" is anothtr
mama for DIR. BILL Cough Syrup. Only 2oc
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Ten Inches at Harrlsonburg.

HARRIsoNBURG, VA. January 2O.-The
old wave reached hare ye,tsrdiy. 1t
commenced showing this morning and
snow is now 10 inches deep. The weather
ia very cold.
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EIrht Inches 81 staunton.

STAUNToN, VA, January 2O.-S1ow fell
TO the depth of inches to-day. 4 heavy
eleet is now falling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-21

"-" YORK, January 20-Isasc Bell,
Ioi'ed States Minister TO the Meth
.-aS od ;his morning az 9:23 O'Clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-21

THs Nsro-of theci.y hss been deprived
hy the radical bosses OF the slight respon-
anl.y o.. appointing the judges Of cleo
t1ls Wls Because he isa Dsmoccat.
Ieo years ago Mayor SEAHEIGHr did that
duty sell ana iuqartslly. In tact ever
s1cc The city had a mayor the duty has
b.sn done by chat official and no fault ha'
e.sr b,ea aani with the appointments. 1t
remained f,r the present RadicalIing 90 80
-,ulay themselves hy doing this little
deed ,aa, they might 20 through ,he eye
o.. I.,d'e In a bunch and not grsza a
mIr
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ing for them.

ing lor lhem.
Every step" said he "that BIS. been
made in advance has been paid ior m
blood, and has left pathway behind
il strewn with corpses. The history oi
progress is the history Of q battle, and
we, too, will have TO fight for our riPh's
How did this republic free iiseii; Iy
blood? How was the slavery question -s'-
tied? By blood. These victories wde
not won by holding prayer-meetiugs ari
singing hymns. tell you the law mu.
he throtiled; we must tmmp!o 30 under
feet until the law Of nature flls ihe world
and reigrs supreme. We clru.i
obtain these things boy pence.
able means; We must rc.or
to force. wild cheers The capitalists
are prepared TO meet the people With force
but some day we will 70 10 them and say,
Your time is up-the time is come
Applause. What happens when tao
great forces meet?n The speaker heio
bent over the reporters aud said
This il diplomatic Language, but We
all understand what II means"
The remark was caught by the audience
and was followed by laughter ard ap.
plauee.
The Speaker in concluding shouted
"D0wn with capitalrts; down with The
present system; down with iha rob'rfsi
down with wage slavery
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-21

INENU-rHEEE THOUSAND DOLLARS
o' expenditures over receipts is a sure way
o. n-ge,lng city leans
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AnEx Minister Dead

AN uSrsrAL number CT murders &C.
e'tr Yesterday regular epidemic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-21

A.EgTAIN Judge upiu HankCock Coun-
I l.. auested the attention Of al Wheel
i-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-21

INTERESTING matter from Charleston
VIII be- found on The third page of this
impression.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-21

Nnmatter how severe your cOugh may re
DIR. Buli's Cough Syrup will oureit. 2oc
For caring cramps, ,swellings, aud intlem-
nations of all kinds rub with Salvation Oil.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-21

IKE uy wife 70 use Pozzoni's Gem
''n Powder because 10 improves her
'''As and Is as fragrant as yiolets
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-21

IFE Democrats have put an excellent
Council ucke. in the field. Iu tact. the
ticket is splendid one from top to bot
tom.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-21

If $1,000 IS Che net increase Of the city
debt 'or l''' what will be the net increase
iof i'-9. u The present regime be con-
hn1sd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-21

iHs Senate wil have some sharp hust-
Ing to do ou the regular order after il bss
disposed OF .s hll for the further enrich
ment of miu.oraires
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,nr1- ; .ENAroRsHr.

.sn eloft making at the Capital
several Democrats from going into
the purpose OF nominating "a
s,.t..r United States senator. This
,-i vs hore no Democrat Will
.s,- 60 such advice no matter from
,. comes If there ever was a
.r.. the Democrats should be unit
.. discipline. it is now. IL they
.- ,a.s important crisis, every sub
s,h. tbey make Will he all the
harder town.
.,, chat does not want al the
,.to .o into caucus2 First, the
,,sas. and second, The very weak
-.- ar United States Senator, all
- p.r.orcs are opposed 90
...,,,.t candidate Do the
-ars with shat 10
.niy they viii play into
t..f. o. .ls common eaemy by
...ros achos2 Every nerve Is
,.f and every uick known to an
-... and cunning foe i' az work to
Ascension into the Democratic
.,. t.aa.s B. knows, IN that way and
.-t.t,a.v. csnit succeed. The REGIS
y,.. timely warning thai the'e Is
...,o.s a.s to oparue in order 10 w'ni
r. g,.re ycar party discipline on
.-.r.- issues before you. So thsre is
...,...oa.r one way to lose the battle
.,., r,- h,gs so well begun and that Is .
., t..i iths 3tr-aa. IN your o"n .
.,.., ,..i tss vls of the common enemy /
-,or-aI Democrats reach Common .
.---r.. Ibis sy.al point, tte sooner will
M rr,..ua. Much o., Che ''za- .
-,..5 Stumbling blocks already en- .
....-.i a-s the results 90 this very "ea' .
.,t d., The D.mocaac s-uor. HspAI .
r.tsad .vu be iur.egaao.e. To be
.t,.is..ssu3 OPP 60 ones duty.
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THE GERMANS DEFEATED.

As soon as they gained this position they
at once opened fire on Matafaa's Inen
Within a minute fully 200 sto ) had been
fired by Germans aud black lsboreIs, ma
tiyes of other islsnds, who were employed
on German plantations.
A hot fight then ensued, and the soi'
ders. increasing in number, began iirine
from behind trees at the German shilo's,
who numbered $50, having been reinforced.
The ssiors finally became panic-stricken,
threw down their arms and took TO ihe
bush, where they wero followed by the ma
tiyes and slaughtered when overtsken. A
few of the sailors managed to escape by
taking to the boats
The next day the German Consul sent
word TO United States Consul Blackjack
that he WAS going to send men-of-war mp
the coast TO stop the fighting and TO disarm
the Mataafs and Tamasese forces
Blackjack protested in the name OF the
limited States against the seton OF the
German Consul which would place the
lives and property Of the Americans 10
greatest danger; and that their action was
ia di:ect conflict with powers conferred
nnon the representatives Of the three
tIea,y nations. Soon after the Nipsic ar
lived at Lst0ngo Captain Mnllsn, win
three Of the ship officers went on boord the
Adler TO demand Consul Knsppe's reason
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-21

t'Eaf coed citizen condemns the at
temp, io gerymudsr the city for strictly
part1au purposes To Will be properly re-
mkei next Th1rdav.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-21

IoN0Hov, under the provision OF ths
Aw both branches of the Legislature
should assemble i'm the House and east
their ballots for a United States senator
This duty cannot te performed uoless she
Senate is organized except senator No
CREEEY s. plan is adopted. We trust 10
such plan may Dee necessary. Let the
Senate organize to-day, or tomorrow
morning q. latest. and get down to work.
THs Senate viii take a vote on the
Tuia hl about the middle Of the week.
10 viii pas. by "a strict party vote, although
it is sand that EEovN, Of Georgia, the
g,oa. employer Of convict labor will vote
Orit Brown ought to bs d Republican,
anyhow
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A MIDNIGHT ATTACK.

Before midnight 200 armed men had
assembled on shore, short distance above
the English Consulate, and concealing
themselves in the bush. waited for The ap-
pearance of the German boats, which. 1t
was ssid, woud contain number OF
Tamasese men az well as German saiIors,
who had been brought from Salnaiata by
Olga. An American newspaper man
named John q. Klein accompanied the
Ma,aafa men to witness the proceedings
in the interest of his paper.
About > o'clock in the morning three
German men-of-war boata approached about
half n mile above the British Consulate,
ard were distinctly seen by the British
Consul. It was evidently their intention
TO lard, and proceed TO Mataipga'ele on
foot. Soldiers of Mataaia gathered on the
shore. and asked Klein TO ssk the Germans
not TO land, as it would be regarded as q
hostile act, and that they would be fired
upon. This WAS shouted TO them when ihs
boats were fifty yards from the shore. The
boats came on toward the shore, when they
received a second warning.
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"H0MEW
A BEAUTIFUL SERMON BY DR.. TALMAGB
YESTERDAY.
The Story Of David and the Amalskitss Illustrated
-ziklag in Ashss-"Pursus, for Thou
Shalt 0vsrtaks Them and
Recover ALL"

Special Telegram to the Register.
BROOKLYN, January 20.-The Rev. L.
Dewitt Talmage, ID, having expOund-
ed appropriate passages of Scripture, gave
out the hymn:
"who are these in bright array,
This innumerable throng,
Round the altar night and day
Tuning their triumphant song?"
TIE subject OF the sermon was "The
March Homeward," and the text l.
Samuel, chapter 80, verse 8: "Pursue:
for thou shalt surely Overtake them, and
without hil recover all" DIR. Talmage
said.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-21

AsrElSE Of l.-00 miners hss been in-
aogurited i1 illinois because ;hs company
refused TO discharge an empioye who was
ohcoxious to the strikers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-21

Two boats pulled ont toward the sea
aud went to a village called Vailele, four
miles from Apia. a third boat kept along
the coast, being still followed by Matasis $
soldiers. When opposite Matasiale the
bost pulled straight scrOsl the bay to q
point or the other extremity. A Matasfe
Chief, followed by eight or nine men, rsn
around the edge Of the hay iointercert the
boat. When opposite the village OF Fsg.li
Vailele the boat pulled rapidly for the
shore. At the same moment three men on
horseback, carrying lanterns, rode ont OF
the bush and sigUsled the men in the
boats. simultaneously a number Of Ger
msn soldiers rose from the bottom OF the
bost. where they he'd been concealed, ard
began to wade ashore. Some OF Mataaia
mer lad come up in the meantime and the
Germans began shooting at them. The
native, did not return the fire. The Ger
mans were soon landed, and took shelter
behind some rising ground.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-21

TIM cor,e. for City Clerk is becoming
animated. Toe Democratic candidate IS
making q splendid race. He is popular,
competent a1l ds.e-yes the success which
Is sare Go accompany the rest Of the ticket.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-21

Tueeday and Wednesday, bat just Whit
order the business Of the week will as
-ume it is not possible 20 state, IS the
Committee on Rivers and Harbors have
selected the same days for tie consider
alton Of their appropriation bill, while
Mr.. Randall intends 20 move to proceed
with the sundry civil appropriation bill
slready before the House. Theee measures
are sufficient to fill in all of the working
time OF the House during the week, while
in addition S conference report on the Me
araueus Canal bill, which may prove to be
a bore of contention, is likely to be ADDED.