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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-01
WAYNESBURG'S PANIC.
Dozens OF Business Men are Practically
Ruined.

Dozens OF Business Men are Practically
Ruined.
WAYNEsBURG, PA, November 80
During the last three days ard nights
Judgment notes amounting to $500, coo
have bsen entered in the Prothonotary's 8
Office at this place, and many of the for
merlv prominent business men are ruined
financially. The Farmers ard DrOvers'
National Bank opened its doors again this
norniug. and Notwithstanding it is con-
sidered safe, there was a rush made at once
by depositors which lasted all day. The
newly elected President, G.. l. Wyly, says
the bank ia safe and has plenty Of money
TO pay all the deposltOrs. A. l.. Lindsay,
formerly Assistant Cashier, was elected
Cashier at a meeting Of the directors yes
terday morning, vice W. 7. Lsntz.
Az least twenty Of the most wealthy
men of the county will be ruined by being
bail for those who have failed. Among
them are Robt. Smith, County Treasurer
all he has and likely his bOndsmen also
are heavy losers. ". p. Lsutz's liabilities
are about 100000 more than his assets.
". Bradens, ex.Tressurer, and D. A.
Sprsgg, $50, 600 each. Gen. J. F. Temple
and ex-Collector John DOwlin about Sl25,-
600 each. Many farmers all over the
county are in for bail money. Much talk
is heard against Lautz q Spragg, and they
may be arrested, At this time it is not
possible to tell who are hurt, but there
never was such failure here before, and
general panic may follow. Money
could not be obtained here today for less
than 2n ner cent
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VIGILANT DEMOCRATS
Form a Plan That VIII Defeat Senator
Allison.

Form Plan That VIII Defeat Senator
Allison.
DEs MONIES, IA, November 30.-It is
now almost certain that an attempt will
be made by the Democrats, as foreshad-
owed few days ago, to capture the next
Legislature by raising a question as to the
constitutionality of the reapportionment
made by the last Legislature. 1t is
claimed that aixteen members of the
House of Representatives have been ille-
gslly chosen, for the reason that they came
from districts not having the population
required by law. The last Legislature
fixed the ratio Of representation at one
member for each "A 600 of population.
The constitution declares that Every
county and district which shall have
number of Inhabitants equal to one-half of
the ratio fixed by lsw shall be entitled 10
one representative"
In order to gain an undue advantage
over the Democrats, the Republicans fixed
the ratio of representation at "a, 000 This
left several Democratic counties of 80, 600
to 35, 900 population with but one Repre-
sentative, and gave the Republicans one
each from sixteen sparsely settled north
western counties, which were strongly
Republican at the time the bill Was
passed. The Democrats denounced the
injustice of the measure, but it was put
through under gag rule Now, with the
unseatiDg of the alien, John Law, elected
from Winnebago county, which the Demo-
Gratis have the power to do, they will
control the House, and can declare tbese
other sixteen seats vacant upon the
sufficient cause that the act is unoonstitu-
tiOnal.
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THE FARMERs' ALLIANCE.

The Farmers Union May Amalgamste
With the X. OF l..
ST. LOUIS, November 30-President
Evan Jones, CT the Farmers and LabOrers'
Union of America, which is to hold con-
vention here next week, arrived in the city
last night. Mr.. Jones said it was not un-
likely that an alliance would be formed
with the Knights of Labor, az the objects
of the two organizations were practically
the same. He bad no official knowledge
that the Knights would send a committee
to the convention. The farmer and labor
ers propose 10 make war on trusts, monop-
olies and syndicates that control large
tracts of land.
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the renting of that cot.age2 If Burke was
working at the stock yards, why 20 out to
Lake View TO keep house? Well, We will
see if We cannot find a reason for that. BY
following the evidence In this case we will
give yOu a good reason for Martin Burke
not keeping house. Ny opinion is that be
ought to be compelled TO live there all the
days Of his life; that be ought to be COM
PEELED to waliOw there in the blood that
was drawn from the veins Of DR.. Cronin."
Sensation.
Going back to what was done in the
Clark street fiat, the States Attorney said;
There are the two men that we first see
at III South Clark street (pOintiDg),
Kunze, the little German, and Burke, the
Irishmsn. Kunze had been sleeping
there.
The defendant Kurzs (excitedly) Il
never did. That's lie.
The States Attorney-As say, Kunzs
had been sleeping there. Now Burke WAS
helping to move the furniture with an
other msn. There is no co-tentiOn here
that Kuuzs ever helped to move the furni
ture. Nobody would contend that he
would lift any furniture.
At this point Kuuzs made gesticula-
tion aud motion as if 70 again interrupt the
speaker but be was checked by bailitf
behind him, who laid his hand on the pris-
onsr's shoulder and sternly cautioned him
10 silence, and the S,ate's Attorney went
on with bis speech.
LINKS or EVIDENCE.
Judge Longenecker continued to trace
the story of the crime, dwelling upon the
various links IN the chain OF evil
dence which connected each of the pris-
oners with the crime. O'Sullivan and his
contract with the doctor, his known and
avowed enmity 70 him, the driving away to
the Carlson Cottage, and the part the diff
ferent prisoners bore in the trsgedy enacted
there with the subsequent disposition of
the body.
THREE FATAL CONTRACTS.
shall not take up your time to argue
the proposition that il was anything else
than the blood of DR.. Cronin. But if you
want to get at this case, if you want to
boil j. down, if you want 70 write the his
tory OF the case, you want
to write: al contract for the med
+ ical services of DR.. CrOnin. Patrick
O'Sulhvan. I contract for cottage
Martin Burke. I contract for a horse and
buggy for my friend-Daniel COughlin
Draw your line now and write committee
Of three. Aud write again. con-
tract for your life-Patrick O'Suli-
van. contract for horse and
buggy to drive you to death-Daniel
CoughHn. rent cottage in which to
strike out your hfe-Martin Burke. Write
again-the committee reports to the Senior
Guardian alone-JOhn F. Beggs. Judge
f Longenecker's closing was very effective.
JBDGE WING OPENS
Judge Wing then addressed the jury on
behalf Of the defendants. He began with
Dan Coughlin's defense He began by
stating the vast amount and the numerous
kinds of evidence produced in the case. A
mass Of suspicion mus, not be taken as
proof, but each circumstance must be
weighed separately.
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VICTIMS OF THE FIRE.
One Dead and -Four Missing From Bos-
toms OOnHsgration.

One Dead and -Four Missing From Bos-
toms OOnfsgratiOn.
Boston, November 3O.-The police and
fremen kept up their lonely vigilin the
burned district all last night, and there
waa a continual but fruitless search for the
bodies of the four los: fremen. Friends
of the missing men remained near at
night to take charge Of the bodies should
they be found
Some believe the men were eremeted in
the frightful heat, and that no trace Of
them will ever be discovered. At day
light this morning the work Of pulling
down dangerous walls was proceeded with,
and gangs of wOrkmen we're employed 70
dig out the safes. Whiting, the veteran
fireman who was rescued in such thrill
ing manner, from so Chauncey street, by
Officer Maine8 and others, died at the Hos
pital this morning of his burns.
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INTELLIGENCER ASSININITY.

A WhOppIng Lie Caught on the Fly-A
Boomerang Which Kicks Harder Than a
Mule.
Special Telegram to The Sunday Register.
FAIRMoNT, November 30.-There is sb-
solutely no foundation for the report in to-
days Inteaigencer that negotiations are
pending through me for the purchase of the
REGISTER. No one connected with me in
the Democratic daily newspaper enterprise
at Parkersburg has expressed any desire or
intention of attempting to buy that valua-
uable property. Our newspaper designs
are limited to the city of Parkersburg, and
reports to the contrary are void of the ele-
ments of truth.
n 9 MCKrNArpxy
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Conductors Mutual Aid Society.

CHICAGO, November 30.-The fifteenth
annual convention of the Railway Psssen-
ger and Freight Conductors Mutual Aid
and Benefit Association began here yeater-
day. President ]. H. Snyder, Of the
Michigan Central, delivered short sd-
dress, in which he gave good account Of
the work and the conduct of the Associa-
ton. Frank Chaplin delivered the annual
address.
The Association concluded the business
Of their annual convention By electing Of
ficers for the ensuing year, as follows;
Preaident-J. T. Curran, Of the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern. First Vice Presi-
dent-H. NJ. Tagger, Michigan Central.
Second Vice President-H. A. Neil, Grand
Trunk. Secretary and Tressurer-Charles
Huntington. Chicago ard Alton.
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Coke Workers Scale.

PTTTsBURG, Pa, November 30. AT tho
coke workers convention ct Scotidele,
Pa, to-day, the scale to take the place Of
the agreement now in force was adopted
and resolutions were passed empowering
the division officers 10 close down any
works in the region on ten days notice
whenever men have been suspended with
out Just cause. The convention was the
largest ever held in the region.
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OIL RICHES.
FORTUNES In EUREKA SANDS.
A Five Hundred Barrel GuSher in Yes
terday.
4 BOOM IN LAND PRICES.
Marvellous Development Of PleaSants County
Field.
speetal Teleqram o he sundan Realsier

Spectdl Iee9fda 70 me sunday hegisteT.
ST. MARY's, W. VA, November 3d.
The Eureka oil field has again proved it's
quality. Tonight the excitement over
the oil development is greater in this sec.
tion than ever before. The Cochran well,
No. 6, on the Cochran farm, which has
been anxiOusly expected for some days,
reached the sand at a depth OF 400 feet at
four o'clock this afternoon and immedi.
ately began to flow. The tanks were al
ready built, and the we'll was turned in.
It needed only q few minutes to show that
it was a tremendous gusher. Tonight
it is flowing at the rate of
500 barrels q day. 1t
bids fair to equal if not excel the famous
"Big John" we'll. The Cochran well is
600 feet west of Che Big John and was put
down by Barnesdale and Moore. The
same operators control both.
EXTENDS THE FIELD.
TO-day's strike brings in an important
extension of the territory, and new devel-
Opluculn dAc CcEbhlu " Dc Drkuu ALu utul-
ately. The A. B. Smith well, which
struck the shallow sand Thursday, is
proving a bonanza to its owners. It
is a steady producer at the rate of
fifty barrels day, and the
oil is of the finest quality used for lubri-
eating purposes. 1t is valued at s. a bar
rel in the tank. The Duncan Bit. Co., of
Pittsburg, put down this We'll, and they
are now getting ready to drill two new
ones in the same pool.
The total product of the Eureka field
from the deep sand is now about ], 200 bar
rels daily. The product from the shallow
sand Is fully as much more. About TWEEN
ty wells are now going down. The Boyle
well is probably the most advanced of
these. 1t is expected in next week. 1t
is half mile in advance of the field, and
is looked on as a certain producer.
BOOM IN LAND.
The increase in land valuations in the
belt has been little short of marvellous.
Bonuses of $400 and $500 an acre can be
obtained for good lands, and the farmers
are reaping golden harvest? Oil opera
tors are here from all sections of the cOun-
try, and speedy development Of the ter
ritOrY is certain.
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uANrn.rON,s PLANS.
One Method of shutting Disease Out O

One Method of shutting Disease Out OF
America.
WASHINGTON, November 30.-SurgeOn
General Hamilton OF the Marine Hospital
Service, has submitted to the Pan-Ameri-
can Congress q psper on the sanitation Of
ships and quarantine. He regards 1t as
Of universal interest that united efforts
shall be made whenever opportunity offers,
20 circumscribe, limit and eradicate at
their beginning the diseases which produce
pestilence. He suggests the establishment
Of q number Of refuge quarters along the
whole American coasts, to one of which
infected vessels must proceed before enter
ing mort
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CORNER IN CORN

Split Open Yesterday---A Big Drop in
Prices.
CHICAGO, November 3O-ShOrts in No
vember corn evidently took counsel Of
their fears over night and arrived at the
conclusion that they were ''in a hole" and
must get out the best they could. COnse-
quently, the first quotation of that option
after the opening of the Board Of Trade
this morning was 60 cents bushel, an ad-
vance of cents over the closing price yes
terday, but it Immediately dropped to 55c,
and to 5Oc.within three minutes, but raj
lied to 52c bid. After that the price rap
idly declined and at = o'clock was "a cents.
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CONFIRMS THE DEAL.
Won Der Abe Says That The Brotherhood
and Association WIN Unite.

Won Der Abe Says That the Brotherhood
and Association WIN Unite.
ST. LOUIS, November 3O.-The story
that the American Association and
Brotherhood would combine is confirmed
here, and perhaps the most astonishing
phase of it is that Won der Abe will sell
or transfer his team to other hands, and
the new Brotherhood management will put
a strong team in SpOrtsm1n Park. The
boss president will not :slk on the sub
ject, but the deal for the transfer Of the
team is on.
President Stern, Of Cincinnati arrived
to-dsy to sign Holiday, but the player re-
fused to sign. stating that he had received
a fine offer from the Brotherhood, and he
would give Stern until o'clock tO-mOr-
row "see" the offer.
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SUPREME COURT VACANCY.

The President Desires to Nominate MIR.
r. b. Hayes.
WASHINGTON, November 30.-TE re is
report tonight that the President
will nominate an Associate Jus
hce on the Supreme Court next
week. Those who claim to have in
formation of the subject cay there is some
hesitation between Judge Woods, of Indi-
ana, and Judge Russell, of Massachusetts,
with a strong inclination to appoint
Rutherford B. Hayes, to succeed the late
Justice Matthews.
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ARMOUR ON THE RACK.
The Beef Packing King Compelled to
Testify.

WASHINGTON, D. c., November 3d.
Phil Armour, the Chicago pork packer,
appeared before the Senate Committee in
vestigating the dressed beef business, to-
day. Armour said he had been in the
business about ten years. 1t had been re-
munerative only since 1881 and 1882. He
denied that he or his associates had en-
gagged in any combination to decrease the
price of live cattle; over production anu
overmsrketing, Mr.. Armour said, was re-
sponsible for the decrease in the prices Of
range cattle. He had no agreement with
anyone as to the prices charged for dressed
beef, but refused to state whether or not
there was any agreement as to territory.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-01

WASHINGTON, November 3O.-Secretary
Blaine is much better this morning. He
is still confined to bis bed, but expects to
leave it during the day and to be at the
State Department on Monday. His attack
Of lumbago was at times scutsly severe,
but it's continuance was not as long as
usual A slight cold aggravated the in
to which the Secretary was
an hfocfa1
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NOT THE Blenders.

The Kansas Suspects Are Able to Prove
Their Identity.
EAST SAGINAW, MICH, November 30.
A new phase in the Bender case has
been developed. The sheriff Of Oswego
Kansas, wrote a letter 10 the sheriff OF
Huron county, in this state, on behalf Of
the woman suspected as Kate Bender, in
which he states that she alleges she lived
at Wild Fowl Bay, now known as Bay
port with her husband in 1894. She
gives her husbands name as Hiram john
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A Riot Not RevolutIon.

KEY WEST, FLA, November 3O.-Ffom
letters received here fOm Havana, it ap-
pears that the reported revolution in Cuba
was confined in its scope to the shooting OF
a Spanish civil officer N the San Cristobal
election riots at Csrdenss and street tight
between two Spanish regiments stationed
nA Mafanzaa
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Gas Through q Paper Tube.

CINCINNATI, O., November 3O.-E. S.
Bates, young student from Boston, who
was reading law here, committed suicide
last evening in his room in the Hotel
Geneva, by inhaling gas through paper
tube as he lay in bed. II is said that ne
had led fast life, and that when his
money was gone, he had been Tilted by a
woman upon whom he hsd lavished much
of his means.
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1mnrisonsd Forelrn Laborers.

COLUMBIA, S. c., November 3O.-An
incident which may cause an international
complication is reported here. A gang of
fifty-six French and German labOrers ar
rived from New York under contract to
work in the phosphate mines. The men
were ill-treated, refused to work and were
imprisoned by justice. The French and
German consuls have demanded their re-
L.
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moussa Bey's Trial.

CONsTANTISoPLE, Nov. 3O.-Aoussa
Bey's trial on the charges Of murder, srson
and pillsgs in Armenia attracts large
crowds daily. Yesterday the throrg was
so great that it forced the door of the court
house. II is not thought that Mousss will
be convicted. The Court is very favorable
to him, and treats him with the greatest
reaDect
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WORSE THAN EVER.

Je frerson Davis Condition is Very Serious.
New ORLEANS, November 3O.-Jeffer-
son Davis condition has again become St.
rio1s, more serious than it has been at any
time during his present illness. The mem
bers of his family still cling to the hope
that his wonderful vitality and recupera-
tive powers will pull him through.
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Desertion Drove Her to Suicide.

SEATTLE, W. T., November SO.-Mrs'
Paul Rothenbentel committed suicide here
yesterday by taking strichnine. She left
letters charging that her husband by going
of with smother woman drove her to take
her own life.
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WRECKED HIS SHIP.
The FiendIsh Work of a German Bark's
Captain.

Captain.
LONG BRANCH. n. j., November 30
There is no reason to doubt that the bark
Germania was deliberately run ashore, as
was suspected al the time of the disaster
The bark proved more rotten than was
supposed, and instead Of getting all hands
off unhsrmed, the sea swallowed the cap
tain and nine others of the crew.
Lieutenant q. II. Mcclellan, U. S. R.
NJ, Assistant Inspector Of the United
States Life Saving Service, this morning
began an investigation of the disaster, as
is demanded in all cases of wrecks accom-
panied by loss of life. He conducted the
examination in the presence of disinterest-
ed spectators, in little upper chamber Of
station No. 5, where the Germania's sur
vivors are tarrying until the COroner's in
quest tomorrow. The rescued sailors
made their statements of the wreck under
oath, before the Inspector.
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GAN NOT BE CITIZENS.

Mormons Who Have Taken the Church
Oath Shut Out.
SALT LAKE, UTAH, November 3d.
Judge Anderson to-day delivered his de-
cision in the matter of those Mormons
who have taken the endowment house
oath. The decision reviews the tes-
timony at length and denies their ap-
nlicatinn for citizenship.
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Long 4 Co.'S Financial Fix.

PmTsBURG, November 30.-At meet
ing of the creditors of Long & Co., the
iron manufacturers who failed last week,
a settlement was prefented by the firm.
showing the liabilities to be S525, 600 and
the assets S543, 900. It is probable the
works will resume operations in a lew
dayg
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no CASE MADE.
Charges Against Pgwderly
A.. 81.

Callaghsnb Charges Against P0wderly
Fan to the Ground.
PITTsBURG, PA, November 30-The
case Of Edward Callaghan against T. V.
Powderly, J. L. Byrne and Peter Wise,
prominent Knights Of Labor, for conspir-
acy, came up before Justice Merritt, at
Scottdale, Pa, oday. After hearing
Callaghan's evidence, Justice Merritt de-
cided that It was not sufficient 20 hold the
defendants for Court, and the case Hss
dismissed. There will be no necessity
noN for The arrest Of Mr.. P0wderly.
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Mrs. Macmillan Declared Insane

HAMILTON, o., November 3O.-Air5.
Fred Macmillan, who recently arrived
here from Philadelphia with a tale Of
msl;reatment alleged TO have been re-
ceiyed from her husband at the Girard
House, wss to-day adjudged insane. Her
family today conveyed tie unfortu ,te
woman to the Oxford Retreat Her
rawlings are terrible.
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railroad Subscription Carried

sDecicl TlllQrGm 3 tle Sunday heglsteT.
ELLENBoRO, W. VA, November 3d.
Complete returns from all precincts show
that the twenty-five thousand dollar sub
scription in Union district to the Ohio
and West Virginia Southern Railroad is
carried by q large msjOrity.
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A Plate GIass Crank.

BURLINGTON, Ia, November 30.-Con-
siderable excitement vas caused last even
ing by crank, who started to run through
the business portion OF the city swinging a
huge sledge-bammer and smashing every
plate glass front that be passed. lie vas
coralled in short order.
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SUlf0 ItItTGm D ne >uHf1y HtYisttT'
WASHINGTON, D. c., November 3d.
Pensions have been granted to West Yir-
ginians as follows Reissue, John B.
Allen, Of Wyatt; original widows, etc
minors Of Thomsr j. Hall, Of Brown
Mills
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NItro.GIycerine ExpIodes.

OIL CITY, PA, November 3O.-At 2:lO
this afternoon the Harper Nitro'Glyeerine
Works, located at Deep Hollow, three
miles from this city, exploded with terri
BILE force. Two men we're killed and sew
eral fatally injured.
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Two Big Failures.

Toronto, ONT, November IA. F.
KieIoan & Co, wholesale grOcers, have
suspended. Liabilities $50, 600; assets IN
estimated. +. Bryan, of Lindsay, lumber
dealer and mill owner, has made an as
signment. Liabilities S450,0OO assets
nominsllv $40. O00
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Thraa more Wraoka.

CHEBOYeEN, MICH, November 3d.
The Troja is ashore on Gray's Reef. The
Queen and Whitney are in the same con-
ditiOn. All the lighters and several large
tugs with about 100 men have gone to un-
load the earPos.
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FarnIng Dur,pg the ExposItIon,

PARIS, November 3O.-The French rail
waye, during the six months OF the Expo
sition, earned s5, 100000 francs over the
earnings during the corresponding period
Of last year.
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CABLE BREvIrIEs.

The iftieth anniversary of the ordina-
tion Of Archbishop Labastide will soon be
celebrated in Mexico.
A serious strike is in progress among
Cuban cigagmskers.