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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-01
PRODUCE.


NEW YORK. March 30. -FlouT-ReC ipts
II. 600 PACKAGE; exports 1913 barrels and
/ 500 sscks market dull and steady; sales
3. zoo barrels. neat-Receipis 6 GOO; ex-
pcrts -. 500 bushels; sales ?, 768, 900 bush
els future. and 5000 bushels spot spot
market dull and easier; No red -24c;
No. ! white soc; options dull and iuegu-
lar; No. , Ied March SOC; April ss3c
Nav SOC: Jane 9Osa9ltc, closing 81 Gle
July so. 9lic, closing sc 9l5c; August
9ssc: September SOC; December 81 i93sc,
closing at 93{c. COn-R5ceip's lO9, 934
bushels; exports Is, 200 bushels; sales
22f. coo bushels futures ard ~, 900 bush
Ella spot: market moderately active; M
graded mixed 4Oa43i'; April Age; May
42I s43}c, closing at 43ic; June 43ai3icr
closing at 43lc; july 43ss4ic, closing at
44c; August Az. Ostf-Receiptg 10000
bushels; sales rs. 900 blshtls fu'uree, and
81 600 bushels spot; market lirnef hut
quiet; spot No. white 334ci mixed
western 32a33c; white 10 3il39c; No. >
Chicago 32c. Hsy-Stesdy. Coftee--Oplions
steady aud 5a10 points lover April
Msv and June 1635al6.55c; July
and August IS 65116 soc; September, Oc-
toner and December IL sOal1t5c, Jan
uary ana February Il OgalEIO;; sugars
law quiet; refined firm. Molssses-
ouiet K ce-Quiet. PetIoieum-Sisaly
/ United gOsc. Cotton Seed Ou-firnl.
Tollow-stroug: city 4sc. R-sin-Q1ieti
st,s;,e5 81 l5aI III. Turpentine-Dull.
F,os- Steady: western 10sall8c. Pork
Firm; new mess SIS 77al4.OOi extra prime
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-01
Yesterdays PRIZES.
Many Nominations Made by the Pr,
dsnt-One Namo Withdrawn.

Many Nominations Made by the Presl-
dsnt-One Name Withdrawn.
WASHINGTON, March 30 The Presi-
dent sent TIE following NOMINATIONS to the
Senate today.
John I. Abbott, Cf New Hampebire, 10
be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary Of the United States tc the
Republic Of Colombia.
Edwin Il. Terrill, OF Texas, to be Envoy
Extraordinary and Minisie Plenipolen-
tisry Of the United States 20 Belgium.
Witbdrawn-John W. Bergman, Post
master ct Versailles, Ky.
To be delegates u the conference be-
tween the United St9tes of America aud
the Republic OF Mexico, Central and South
America, Hayti, San Domingo and the en-
pire OF Brazi', 10 be held in Washington, in
1899: John B Henderson, of Missouri;
Cornelius n. Bliss, of New York; VIM.
Pinckney Whyte, of Maryland; Clement
Studebaker, Of Indiana; T. Jefferson
Coolidge, Of Massachusetts; VIM Henry
Prescott, OF SOuth CarOlins; Andrew Car
negie, Of Pennsylvania; John r c.. Pitkin,
of Louisiana; Morris N. Eitee, Of Calif1r-
mis-; J. H. Hanson. Of Georgia.
POsTNfAsTERs-E. NJ. Bliss. Spencer.
II Sc; Ira F. Hicks New Britain, Conn.
Henry Flood, Elmira. n Y S S Moore
Elizabeth, \. J.; c. b. Gould, Emporium,
Pa Jas. Ogden, Latrobe, Pa w. II ~
fall, Meysrsdsle, Pa r. A. Love, War
ZEN, Pa; r S. Barker, Lock Haven, Pa e;
D. D. p. Alexander, Apollo. Pa; Thomas
Dawson, Rockville, Md; c. h. Walker,
Fros!burg, Nd Ii. G. Cooper, Tsmps,
Fla; W. W. Merrick, Pomeroy. O; +. S.
PuTsell, Logan, O.. J. 3 Hnrgarford,
Carroll, Iowa; II. l Long, Manson, Iowa;
II. J. Depue, Lacon, Ms S. A. Ballou.
nls.; J. 6. Eckers, T0laro,
Gala l. S. Loveuthal, Modesto, Gaia; c.
Alameda, Gala; J. NJ. NJ. Ba-
con, Oregon City, Oregon; T. G. Mellow
ell, Ellensburp Wash Ty.; Sarah J. D,w-
son, Phillipsburg, Montana, Ty.; George
Hanover, n. H.; j. n Reid,
Versailles, Ky; F. A. Freer, Gainesburg,
Ills; O. J. Deylin, Spring Valley, HIS;
G. L Nicholson, Meas City, Kas.
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JOHN BRIGHI's FUNERAL.
The Famous Commonsr Laid TO Rest
Wreaths From, tha Queen

The Famous Commonsr Laid TO Rest
Wrcaths From thu Queen.
LONDON, March 3O-The funeral Of
John Bright took placs to-day. Crowds
OF people lined the route of the procession
from Oae Ash, Mr.. bright's late residence,
near Rochdale, to the cemetery. Among
those present were RI. Hon. Joseph Cham.
herlsir, Sir Wilfrid Lawson, Mr.. jess;
Ceilings, Mr. Arnold Morley, Mr.. William
Rathb5ne and Gen. II. Lynedoch Glrdi
rer, C. b., Equery in Ordinary 10 Queer
Victoria, who represented Her Majesty
A number Of Populations headed the pro
c5ssion. Fifteen carrigges containiag
mourueIs followed the hearss. Eight o
Mr.. BEght's OyBmen carried the coffin &c
the heaI5e and from the hearse to tht
grave
The mourneIs grouped thems Ives about
the grave IN silent meditation, according
10 Quaker cusion. The Dean of Flounderi
College pronounced The funeral Grafton.
lie said 'Mr Blight vss a man OF great
simplicity. He did not attribute h.s tal'
en,8 TO his own efforts. but TO Gods en-
dcnmtntn Four Wreaths remained On
the coffin VIM it was lo6erei into he
grave. O9e was that which the Queen
had sent from Biarritz, and to it was Of
tached a card bearing her autograph as g
mark CT Tespect ia The dad statesman
Tire second wa sent by ihe Prince ED
Princess of Wales, The third was dorat d
By the working paople who had been en-
ployed for years by Mr. Bright, ard ttt
fourth was sent b. Miss Golden. This
last bore q card On which was written th'
name Of the doaor and the words: IN
loving memory OF my fathers best friend
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Confirmed by the Senate.

WASHINGTON, March 3O.-The Senate
mas confirmed the following nominations:
John Hicks, Minister to Peru; George B.
I.oripe. Minister to Portugali Robert 7.
Lincoln. Minister to Great Britain; Allan
Thornd7ke Rice, Minister to Russia; Thos.
RYAN. Minister to Mexico; Patrick Egan,
Minister to Chill. Receivers If Public
v.r.s. Csssius NJ Elue-, s.. Go hfie,
Indian Territory; Jacob V. Amire, at King
d.her's stage Station, Iudiin Territory
/ Register of Pablo Land,, Jacob Z ko6-
r,.s, at Kirgfsher's Stage Station; JONI /.
Ollie. 81 Guthrie, Iudian Territory; Geo.
B. Fsrgusiu. Collector of Customs, At Bel
fast. Maine; Robert Adams, Jr., Minister
10 Brazil; Lansirg B. MIz2er, hinister 70
the Central American State; w. J..
Scroggs. Minister 20 venezuelan W. ..
Bradley. Minister resident and Consul
General to Corea; W. s Upton, United
States Mar.hal for the Eeiern District oil
Tennessee: Tyre Glenn, Marshal for the
western District Of North Carolina; Mar
isr Frwin. U. s. Attorney for the south,
am District of Georgia; CSC. Chandler OF
Kqaeas. TO be First Assistant Secretary oil
I he Interior
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The Baraesvllle Election.

speclal Telegram to the sunday Register.
BARNEsvIILE. o, March 3O.-One Of
the hottest elections in the history Ct the
municipality will occur on Monday. The
contest Is between the Vets and the Drys.
The regular nominees of the Republicans
are. it is understood, pledged to the repeal
of the prohibitoTy ordinance. The temper
apee faction OF the party have holted the
ticket, aud will support the Democratic
nominees A good many Democrats Will
not support the nominees Of their party,
hut will Join the Vets. The Temperance
people are very much alarmed at the out
iook, and aTe holding meetings by which
thew hope to cave themselves from defeat:
At this time it looks like the VETS Will
have wslk-oyer, and that the saloons
will come back.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-01

WHAT Is SAID IN FRISCO
A Disaster Unprecedented in the History
of the Navy.

A Disaster Unprecedented In the History
of the Navy
SAN FRANCISCO, March 30.-The news
from Samoa OF The vrscking Of the Ameri-
can and German men-oi-war, in the haTbOr
OF Apis, caused intense excitement On The
streets. Every bulletin board was sur
rounded by 81 anxious thropg, eager for
particulars. Some surprise was expressed
that SO mucn damage should have been
done IN the hsrbor. but officials say it
must be remembered that the harbor Of
Apia is merely an open roadstssd, STR
rounded by coral reef. From the ac-
counts received by vessels arriving 6urif g
tine past two weeks. would seem that tn
;ad AID rain storms in the South Pacific
Oaeau hsd bseu exceptionally severe, aud
had beeu accompanied by electrical dis
turbances.
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now rIIE MONEY GOES.


Appropriations Made 10y Congress- a'hc'
the Forty second
WASHINGTON, March 30 The clerks OF
Che appropriations committees OF the two
houses. woo are required 10y Law 10 pre-.
psrs slatemeLtIof appropriations made at
each session. have completed that duty,
md hsve also compiled statement show
ias ,be appropriations for the fiscal years
rom 1875 10 1890 inclusive This Hble
shows O. constantly but not regularly in-
cre-s.ag total Of appropriations. Ins total
appropriations far the year ending Jane
g0 1890. amounts % Sl-5, 252 33l.
TIE total appropriations meda by each
OF he several Congresses since 1876, a'e az
follows: Foyt third, S649,7 $50; F .rt7-
nn7th. 1891 ti3,212; Forty-h'th, Sob
sos 9G3. Fortv-si-th, 1927 696 COS; Feriy-
--, .rh. S177. 695 93s; Forty-eiyhtn, 5000 O.
26g io2 Fort, ninth, 706.2i3. 5ll; F.i-
tiesh. S-l1. SIS O7j.
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AnFspEtArn ArrEMPr.
John C1cl,reu Cuts His Tnroat and Jumps
Into the Kanawha River.

John C1cl,reu Cuts His Tnroat and Jumps
Into the Kanswha River.
Special T.legrGra 70 The Reglsier.
PARKEBsBURG, March 3O.-John Cock
rell, macbinst employed at the B. " O.
shops tried to suicide this afternoon by
cutting his throat with g razor. His nerve
failed him and he then went TO the Little
Kanawha river and jumped in. Some men
SAW and rescued him. His 'hroat was
badly but not fatally cut. Melarc. ola
yrs the cluee C0ckrell IS sirgle, about
40 years of year,, and formerly lived at
Clarksburg and Grafton. He has sister
ana SEINE property at Z7nesville, o.
Samuel 4 Smith, wanted at Beverly, . 4
for grand larcencY and at various other
places flr vatious offspses, wac arrested
here to-day by the Chief OF Police
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-01
ASHTON WHIPS LANNoN.
SIX Hundred Sports, Including John L
Witness the Fight.

'tN bAAiNAN h ENhAA Hf AhNtNNttN NNaffa -
Witness The Fight.
PROVIDENCE, K. l., March 30.-JGck
Ashton ard joe Lannon fought with two
ounce gloves before 600 sports at Burrill-
vile, % miles from here, at an carly hour
this morning For eighteen rounds tie
fight w,.s very light and honoTs were about
even, although Lsnuoh, in The ninth and
tenth rounds, vas 10 bad shape, but be
almost evened Il up several times.
The articles called for hut s rounds, bat
through a misunderstanding another was
call,d by the referee, Frank Moran, Of
Bridgeport Conn.
In the opening Of the last round Ashton
led and catching Lanro1 under the car,
tumbed hira to the floor, the first knock
down in the fight. Joe came ID bis feet
and had bsfely squared away before Ash
ton swung his right and, cat ;h.ug Lanncn
this time on she jaw, cent him down agslD.
He got up in dsztG condition and Aeh-
ton went for him, forcing him by q succes-
sion of blOws to the ropes, where he pep
pered at him for several seconds, Lannon
finally collapsing ana falling full length
on tie floor The ten seconds allowed by
the rule elapsed but Lannon continued
on the floor seussless, ard the Referees
verdict was: ashton wins
After the fight Ashton was found to
Rave a swollen ear, and one lumpy check,
while Lannon's face was bruised and black
and blue, and he complained of severe
pain i'll the chest. He may be seriously
hurt. John L. Sullivan wss present at
the fight, alternately coaching both men.
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sroNEwALL JAOKs0N's WIDOW
st. Declinss the OGsr of the Position of
=. l-..-.... ~ l.. ,Irrfnn. Va.

sbe Declines the Offer of the Position OF
Posunistress at Lexington, Va.
RICHMOND. VA, March 5O.-Rseently
the assurance was conveyed to the widow
ofStouewsll Jackson, q. he request otore
who represented that he spoke for the
President and Postmaster General w ana
msker. that they desired her to accept al
eppoirtment as postmistress OF Lsxir gtonr
NJ Mira Jackson, who is nov hvirg IN
Rardolph county, North Carolina, stated
fbst her Esther is now 81 years oil age ano
rs.7s be- presence. and she was confident
she did 30; possess the requisite 4uA''u''
tjors for the office.
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A GREAT COAL srRIKE.
strong Indications of General Shut Dow
IN the MouongRhela.

strong Indications of a General Shut Down
on the MonOngahela.
PrTrsBURG, March 30-The indications
to-day roiut to n general shut down Of the
c,sl mines elong the Monongahela river
On April l, as mas been intimated for
some time past. A numbsr of oper-
ators partially closed down their works
to.dsy. They say that by Monday
nearly all of the mines will be shut down,
70 he closed until the miners agree 20 a re-
duciion in wages TO two and a half cents.
The shut down will affect 5000 miners.
There are row sb5nt 5000 600 busbels Of
coal loaded and ready for shipment.
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PENDING CAsEs.
EvERY - AccouNrED FoR

Int rnal Revenue Stamps valued az Si5,-
OOO, 900 Transferred from aiiller 20 1sson.
WASHINGTON, Ms,cH 30.-The Treas.
ury Committee appointed to count me
stamp 10 tho yaults Of She Internal Reye'
nue. Bureau, completed their work to-day.
The count whs made necessary by the
transfer Of tle Bureaa from Commissioner
Miller to Commissioner Mason. Two
hundred mill.oa clamps Of The yalue OF
SIS, 100000 we're counted, end every cent
vas accounted for and the stamps wer,
4. uud TO be in good coldition.
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KAvENswooD's ROMANCE.
A Father and SON are to Meet After Twenty
Years Separation.

Years Separation
special 7cleqrom 10 ne Sunday BeCis,cr.
RAvBNswooD, W. Va, March 30.-In
1862 f. II. Hodge, then a farmer in Aiisa-
issippi, left his home ard family consist
ing Of wife and three children, 20 enlist
in the Confederate army. Two years
later the wife died and kind friends taxing
charge of the children brought them
north Porter Hodge the eldest, settled
in this County, the other two going to
Pennsylvania. The daughter ia now the
wife OF a Pittsburg gentleman named
Thompson. 90,
Nothing Was heard from the father until
few days ago, when Porter received a
letter fom his father, n0w OF Or NADIA,
Miss saying that travelling eal'fman
had Informed him of his sons where
abouis. Letters were exchang Il. and
II wa found that this indeed, was the
missing parent for whom he had been
locking for twenty yesrs. Mr.. Hodge
leaves for Mississippi next week.
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RAvENswooD, W. Va, March 81
TobD Hsnsell net with au accident while
bo7lirp a losd Of stone. The horses be-
csme frichteued at the breaking OF the
vqegon tongue. dashed down hill at iuil
speed. throeing NJ. Hensell ont sgslps., .
Tree. and causing internal irJ dnes when,
/, il feared, vii, prove fatal Mr.. Hen liens.
is well known II Washington county
Ohio
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WEST vmGINIAN IN THIS WRECK
Lieut. X N e.. Brown, Formerly of King
wood. aud TX Senator Davis Sou-in-Lsw,

Lieut.. X n. q. Brown, Formerly of King
wood. aud Ex-senator Davis Sou-in-Lsw,
Escapes.
sse--i T.1src,e % ne sunday Reg.so.
WASHINGTON, Marca 3O-Li5u'enant
Il NJ C. Brown, of the Uaited States
uau-,f-var Trenton. wrecked et Apia, Is
west vi-r;uiau. lie is from Kias0ooJ,
and was appointed 90 the Navel Academy
al Annapolis dunrg the wor. lie IS
b-1.he.-i1-lsw Of judge Ollie, of Morgan
,ovu, ana f- velikno0n throughout the
State, especially 1om the fact chat he
married he youngest daughter OF eS-Sens'
tor Henry q. Davis.
He telaerlphc3 to his wife to-day, IRON
Auckland. Nsw zealand, that be was all
right
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Cambridge Wins by -Four Lengths.

LONDON, March 3O.-Csmbridge won
over oxford to-day, snd the Cantabs are
rejoicing. Large crowds witnessed the
race. a light wind was blowing, bat the
water was smooth. There was i,ne ncj
TO fog.
An excellent start was made ~ ll:l5.
Cambridge at once took the lead, and at
Hamme smiths bridge II miles from ths
atartrg point, was a length ahead. Both
crews were rowing well. At this tine a
heavy rain was falling The Oxford cfew
shortly afterwards became confused and
steerei badly, splashing some end almost
COLLAPSED. Near Barnes bridge, five fur
longs from the finish, Oxford made f1al
spurt. bu' failed TO reach the Cambridge
boat. the crew OF which, rowing well, won
bv f,ur lengths
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Sl25Oa12.75. Cut Meats-Quiet. Lard
Easier and dull; western steam 81 40;
city IS 80; April s. 35; May 81 10; June
81 ~; July 81 10; August and September
% 46. Butter-Steady; western dairy
llal6c; creamery 16a2l1c; elgins 264.
Cheese Quiet western 9ia11fc Pig
Iron Firm. Copper-Dull; lake Sl4 -.
Lead-Quiet; domestic s. 20. Tin
Stronger; straits at S2l %.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, March 30.-In wheat today
quiet snd easier feeling existed. Corn wss
fifmer. Oats were stronger and shsde
higher. Provisions easier. Flour Quiet
and steady. Whest-Cash No. 2spring and
No. , red 81 GOAL cot; No. spring SOC;
May at 81 0l4sl 05, closing at 81 0l3;
June 95is9Sc, closing At 95ic; July 87la
SS!c, closing at sic; year 793as0lc, clol-
ing 81 1850. Con-Cash NO. ,. 34sc; May
35sc; Jure 35ic; July 36sc Oats Cash
No. = oslo; Nay 26c; June aud July 25sc.
Rye-NO. ., 43,. Flax Seed-At al 52l.
Timothy SEED At 81 30 Mes7 Pork
Cash, May and June SD sOa12 s.; July
$40 SO Lard-Cash and May s. O0a7 %;
June s. 10; July s. 12l; August s. 17l.
Whisky-At s. O3. Other articles un-
changed.
baltimore
BALnMoRE, Md, March Wheat
Western dull; No. , winter red spot
and April s9las9lc; May s9la90c; June
9OlO9O!c; July S9fc. Corn-Wesiern firm;
mixed spot, April and May 4l4ailtc; Juna
42fc. Oats-Firm; western Waite 33lc.
Rya-Quiet at 56A57c. Ray-Steady at
SIG 0Oa17 90. Butier-Quiet; Western
packed 16a20c; creamery 25c. Eggs
Steady at 10!c Coffee Quiet fair at Is!
a1ss3.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, March 3O-Fiour
Weak Wheat-Firm; ungrsded$l 05a
l 05l; No. , red March 93s9lc; April,
Moy ana June 92lc Ccn-Quiot but
firm; No. . mixed March 40lailc; April
41a4ltc; May 4l4a4l}c. STEADY;
No white 81; No. . white April and
May 338s3ic; June 3is3i4c Butter
steady; Pennsylvania creamery, extra, pc;
do prints 24c.
C.1eiurs'.
CISuEEAu. O., Ma3ch 30 - Cotton
Firm. Flour-Dull. Heavy; No.
, red 93c; receipts 800 bushels Corn
Heavy; No. mixed 3jlc Oats-Dnll;
No. mixed 264c Rye-Qoiet; No. iSc.
rk-Steady at $l3 90 Lard dull 70
i695c Bulk meats aud Baccn-Ste
aud unchanged. Whisky-Firm at 81 03.
Butter, Sugar and Cheeae-Quiet.
80 1l1.
IOLsDO. March 30 -Whsa Weak and
lower; cash 96s96lc; May 9llc; July Sole
August Sac. Corn-Duil; c..sh 3ll C; May
354c Oat5 Quiet cash 2j,c. Glover Seed
-Actiye;cash and March s. 90; April $500
Receipts Wheat 1 600 bushels; corn TO-
GRO bushels; oats 600 bashe's; clover seed
500 bushels
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mant was 80 toms and indicated speed
ten knots Her battery consisted of one
eigbt-iuch mU1zle-loadiBg riff. four nine
inch smoothhorss one sixty-pouud breech-
Loading rifle converted Parrot, which WAS
located on the forecsstle. J. tns seoOac.
arg batter, one three inch r. de h0witz II,
one twelve-pc under and one short geling
gun. In addition to these there were sixty
Hotchkiss nil ss of the la,est improved pat
tern IN her armorY, besides the usual num-
Der OF pistols and side arms allowed by
.e1ulatiOn 70, vessels O. he NipSic class
The Trsutol and NsEda.is ere larger
than Ihe Nip,ic. The TrentOu was shp-
rugged wooden crnicer OF zen gus and of
3 900 tons displacement. The VandaliO
Fos also a bark-rigged wooden cruiser OF
. 1000 tons. With battery OF eight guns,
mostly smooth. hOre2.
The Olga was the mos. formidable Of she
German vessels 50 Apia. She wac an IN
armored and unprotected sipgle-decbed
cruiser of .. 200 tons displacement, aud
was built Ia lSSO. Her pine pal battery
consisted Cf eighs siX-iUch Kiupp rifles,
and numfer OF Ho.chkiss revolving can
mons. The Adler and the Etsg were not
as large or ne strong as the Olga, tie Adler
Carrying four and the Eoor ,hree Krupp
rifles.
Career of Capt. SchOOnmaker.
Captain Cornelius NJ. SHOEMAKER,
commanding the Yandslia, who lost his
life Apia, bad totol SEA service Of fiji
teen yesrs, with 40 additional thirteen
yenrs aud five months ON shore duty and
about SIX yesrs unemployed
He wss appointed froW New York in
1851 He became midshipmso IN 1859
was msde q iieu.sl am az The outbreak on
be- rebellion. and In 1865 became leu
tenant commander. Eight years later lie
pct his .uli rank as clnmlrier, becoming
captain IN October. 1856. lie was mem
Der of the Ulster county family of Sch1on-
makers.
Pendloton 20 Blaine.
The sllsawiug telegtan was received at
the Department Of State this afternoon:
BERLIN, March 30.
Ito Secretary Bl1ine. Washington:
The foreign Office has been officially in
formed THIS. in t7pbcon ~ Api- the EHer
aud Adler were totally lost, aud chat 80
ssi,ors are dead. The Olga stranded with
no l0ssss Three American and al mer-
chant vessel5 10 port we've lost. Sixty
Americans are dead. Tho English war
Ship vas damaged and hiss gone to Sydney.
PENDLErON.
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PETROLEUM.
Oh rit

or City.
On CITY, PA. March O.-Peroleum
Opened at sole; highest 9lc; lowest
sole; closed ct 904c; sales 296. 900 barrels;
cleararces. 2.3Gs eco barrels, charters,
"a 6O3 BE- res; shipments, o., 2is hsrfehi
rms 70,020 barrels
New York.
NEW YORK, March 3O.--Pc;roeum--
Opened steady at 90lc, and moved mp On
light trading to 81. The price then sag2ed
of slightly and market closed dull a, go c.
S lee 270, eco
-;tt.bo-e
FmmRJBe, PA, March 30.-Petroleum
Dali bat steady; ops.sd aud logeli at
9Olc; closed erd highss 9Osc,
BRA ifo-c.
BRADFORD, PA, March 30 -peu cam
Opened and loves, g. eO.c; closed 90
90sc; highest 90sc; clel.lnces SIG 600 lar
rel5.
Iitusgiils.
THUsvMLE. M4.ch 30. Petroleum
Opened &! 9Osc; hie sst Ole; lowe 9osci
closed at 904c.
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Tr tle Navy Department Dc was noucea-
r'. tn.I while Ihe lane officers mourEeo
rr .nemlu o-s zoe bureau officers ha1 an
.r.. regret for tte ships Naval Con.
sfrrcIo Hictbcrh. vino is acting a. Calei
Of .r. Construction Bureau during the iil-
Commodore Wilton said, The
Trenton. which wss Adul-al Kimberly
DBL. -r1o. was -fe best $40 den vessel DID
|tl. Auercsn navy and Che best ship OF
/ me Old navy The Naudaln rss another
I sac vessel. aud had been thoroughly re-
fitted n tl0 Stare Island Navy ard 90
I cnsCentll expense just before she
sailed
Eneiase- cGc-- recall the fact that the
I Trenton. vticr is set down as having d
speed OF 1916 sucts, when m the Red Sea
s--1i-hf5 tte Elclishmen by easily run
rirr aaIy from crack vessels OF their uteL
Size was ianuclai in New York 90 1857 a,
/ trersvg gari. She lad 400 officers ano
rI.- aboard ah.u she sailed from home
rr. Vartslis H.s rated - knot ship and
.s--.f DO OH and men. The Nlpsi'
sailed Com .t. United States with ESQ Of
rre-s su. me- ehc3ri. making the totA
r.ncth o. ihe American hset at Slmo.
$40 men. or ressi7 iouo'e the strength G
/ the German .o-c.s
the Olga Ind 26- men, the Adler ~
men eud rhe lttls Eosl -1 men. yet, Will
|oue-hsil OF che number Of ta7 Awefcal
. forces ibea uniortcaa-e vessels apps5r ID
/ have .cs. more tt1n t.iic1 as many men
. Some raya, officers think This is sn inoica
lu 1at Che American vessels h1d sreale
s.u 1u. s.reug i thal ite German ship'
or Clos. superior seamalship was snoWn'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-01
1tIlerlin9 Be9iater
DISASTER At APIA
TRENTON BID YABDALlA LOST
The NpSc IS Thrown Upon the Beach and
Nav he Saved


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