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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-13
BLOODY BATTLE.
WARS GRIM -YISAGED FRONT
Seen With All Its Horrors in Peaceful
WellSburg.
WEST VIRGINIA SOLDIER BOYS
Practice the Art Of War---News Through
State.
Special Telegram 10 the Sunday Register.

Special telegram 10 the Sunday Register.
WELLsBURG, October 12.-With clear
weather the sham battle would have
brought large crowd here to-day, and
raining as it was nearly all the morning,
the attendance was reasonably good. The
Camden Guards came in on Friday night
and we're quartered in Armory Hall, sleep
ing, soldier sfashion, on their blankets.
To-day the Wellsburg boys, assisted by the
young ladies of the town, prepared a
splendid dinner in the hall for the visiting
companies.
At1:30 the procession formed with the
Wellsburg Band and the Crescent Dunn
Corps. of Steubenville, in front, followed
by the Camden Guards, the West Liberty
Guards and the Wheeling and Wellsburg
Companies. After marching through the
principal streets they prOceeeed to the
Fair Grounds and went through series Of
evolutions in which many of the boys
showed considerable proficiency.
THE LINES OF BATTLE
were then formed. That on the west side
was under Major Armstrong, of West Lib
erty, and consisted of Company A, Capt.
Boyd; Company B.. Capt Beck; Com
pany O, Lieut.. Duvall; Company D,
Captain Fowler. That on the east side
was under Major Thomas, of Warrington.
Company A, Camden Guards, Captain
Sine; Company B, Captain Amick, and
companies c and D. composed it, Major
Armstrong sent forward mis- skirmishers
under Captain Boyd, Major Thomas his
under Captain Sine. The latter after a
lively skirmish were driven in. When,
the Camden Guards being sent to their
support, the engagement soon became gen
eral Major Armstrong nesting them
with two companies, and finally bringing
on HE entire reserve.
The back WOodsmen were too much for
the city boys, and many of them broke for
the rear on a double quick, followed by
Major Thomas men with roar of mus
kerry almost desfening, bat luckily failing
10 make any captures, although Private
Harrison, of the Wellsburg Guards, had
rather a close call. After stacking arms
the boys were given an hour to tall TO the
ladies and watch the ball game, when they
returned to the Armory where stirring
speeches were made by Majors Armstrong
and Thomas, to which the boys responded
with three rousiDg cheers.
THE BASE BALL GAME
between the Nails, OF Bridgeport Ohio,
and the Grays, of Wellsburg, wiI wit
messed by lar. crowd, and tne game
stood IA to 4 in favor of @ellsburg.
Shrimple, of Wellsburg, and Kuhnly, Of
Bridgeport, acted as umpires.
Tonight the Wellsburg company is
holding f ir and festival, which will
close with a military ball The large
Armory, the largest in the State is densely
crowded. The Camden Guards left for
home on the $40 train.
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PEACE, PEACE.
BISMARCK EXPLAINS TO THE CAR
That the Triple Alliance Aims to Avoid
War.
IN IMPRESSION on ALEXANDER.
The Two EmpsrOrs Spend the Day in the
Hunt.

BERLIN, October 10. Prince Bismarck
will have another conference with the
Gar tomorrow or Monday morning.
Yesterday a conference was chiefly occu-
pied by Prince Bismarck in reading to the
Gar memoranda on The aims of the Euro
pean Alliance Of Peace. The exact terms
of the memoranda have not been divulged,
but semi-Official hints percOlating through
the foreign Office, suggest that the Chan
cellor tried TO convince the Gar
that the alliaucs was non-sggressive
and directed toward the realiz ltinn of the
objects of the Berlin Treaty that Germany
was especially interested in the preserya-
ton of peace, and as o fnal aud impressive
stroke, that all the great powers, except
ing France were united TO prevent or
shorten European conflict. The Cars
subsequent friendly and even smiable de-
meanor toward Prince Bismarck proves
that be took the Chsncellor's exposition
with good natured courtesy.
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FOUL FRAUD.
THE LAST AND BLACKLIST PAGE
Of the Bloody Conspiracy Among CrOninS
SlaysIS.
ENORMOUS BRIDES FOR JURORS
A Bold Effort to Shield the MurdereTS--'
BriberS Indicted.

CHICAGO, October 11.-At noon to-day
Judge Horton issued venire for special
grand Jury, returnable at 1870 p. m, to
investigate the attempt at ''jury fixing" In
connection with the CrOnin trial. The ju-
rors summoned are now assembling in the
court room. Ex-Mayor Roche is among
the grand jurymen and will be foreman OF
the body.
Al Hanks and Mark Solmon, Criminal
Court baihffs, are under arrest charged
with packing the Cronin jury. The first
suspicion of this fact was the failure OF
the men to report for duty this morning.
Then it was learned that they were ID
States Attorney LOngenecker's office y11-
terday and had not been seen since. Their
absence is due TO the fact that they were
taken to a North Side hotel by several de-
tectives snd have been kept there in close
surveillance.
CORRUPT THE JURY.
The men have been discovered in an
attempt 10 corrupt veniremen summoned
to Judge McCJnnelps court and instruct
these favorable to the prisoners how to
answer the questions of the States Attor-
nev in order to be retained as jurors. The
bailiffs in custody have not at any time
been engaged in summoning jurors for the
trisl. and it was not known that they had
anv connection with the defense. Neither
is an Irishmau, but that they have been
acting as agents of the defense is almost
certain. This action to great extent ex-
plains the extraordinary activity which
was going on all yesterday afternoon, and
in fact almost until daylight, IN and
aroud the Criminal Court building. Judge
LoDgenecker states that there is no truth
in the report that the records in the Gro
min case have bsen stolen.
INDICTMENTS FOUND.
Az o'clock the grand jury had agreed
10 return indictments against Alexander J.
Hanks, Mark Solomon, Fred W. Smith,
aud Tom Kavansgh, but up TO 1870 O'Clock
nc formal indictment bad been prepared.
Hanks has been a bsiliff for or 8
years, having been appointed in Sheriff
Matson's time. Mark Solomon was ap-
pointed bsihff in May. 1888. Little
is known about him. Fred W. Smith
is unknown around the Court House
Tom Kavanagh was engineer at the
Insane Asylum during the Bocdiers'
regime and was mixed up in that trans
action.
Fifth Indictment was agreed upon
against Jeremiah O'Donnell, recently sp-
pointed gauger at South Clicsge. Al 10
D. m. it was reported that two additional
indictments, seven in all, had been made.
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mis- friend and said: 81 sm not that ind
of man," whereupon the bailiff said, II
am working for the Court"
He then pointed to a buggy standing
outside and remarked: That is my
horse and buggy"
At noon the Venireman went back to his
place of business, and subsequently re-
turned to the Court House at 2 o'clock,
after which he was retained and called to
the jury box, where he remained until
hslf-past o'clock, when he was excused
for cause. He left the Court House in
tending to return to his place of business,
and on leaving the Court House met on
the steps leading to the sidewalk the man
who had attempted to bribe him.
MADE IT FIVE THOUSAND.
The man turned to him and said:
"Where were you this noon, Tom? 1
looked everywhere for you. They said we
willmske it SIS, 900, and damn him, make
him do IT,"
1t was tco late, however, for the Venire-
men had been excused for canse, but he at
once returned to his place Of business,
having reprOache1 the man for putting
such low estimate upon him, and re-
ported to mis- employer, prominent citi-
zen, what had taken place, who, the fol-
low ing day, reported it to the prosecution.
Pursuant to apr ointment, the venireman
attended at the States Attorneys Office,
and having made a full statement OF every
thing that took place, WAS requested to
step into an ante-room and the Bailiff was
summoned. He proved to be one Of the
bailiffs of the Criminal Court, who, during
the trial or attempt TO procure q jury,
has been in charge of one Of the FIVE prison
ers-OOughlin. The bailiff WIS ques-
toned closely by the States Attorney and
his associates, but prOfessed profound
ignorance until the veniremsn was called
from the ante-rOom. The venireman was
requested to repeat the statement he had
made, which he did, whereupon the bailiff
made a complete confession, in which he
implicated several prominent persons, also
another bailiff. The attorneys for the
prosecution, together with Chief Hubbard, +,
and others, at once went to work on the
case, and have disclosed one of the most
deliberate attempts TO corrupt jury and
to defeat the law of Illinois which has yet
come to the public attention.
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n THE DUST.
.Do,n OHIO EDITORS HUMBLED'
.... Apologies Made to Candidate
Campbell.
.7rvFS.S7AR- SOUNDS WARNING,


rternn TO the sunday Register
CorrymCs, o, Os,obsr 12-To make
.,,,oyiss for slsudsring Hon. James +,
rsuame seems to be the order Oi
he d.v for Republican journals at present
rbs Times star. Commercial Go-siis anu
po.t have publicly apolOgiz.d for SANDER
q, him and connecting his nsme with the
sllot box trust" Now the OHIO c'a's
NAL Of this city, FOraker's chief organ
Central Ohio, comes out this morn
Il, ap,loQ'zing for publishing
-.-y Yesterday 90 the effect that
c.rnbel. while acting as attorney Tor q
leland drm took a blsgy from a debtor
,,fsf,ction of the claim, used the buggy
n. lerg.h of tima aud then refused to
.-.-s,isr ths buggy when it was demand
= nnrl his fee or S25 was paid. The
-rl SAYS its duty, since Campbell POS
ssaly denied The story, is to spologlze TO
~, and saws it IA glad its informant was
-.s,,ksn Thus it is seen that the four
i.,5ipg Republican journals have bowed
.ssi- heads 10 the Democratic standard
ha1r1r
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SHOT HIM DEAD.
one Prominent Georgian OOolly Murders
Another.

one Prominent Georgian OOolly Murders
Another.
ArGEsrA, GA, October 12.-The second
bloody chapter in the terrible history
which began with the shooting of @. F.
MCGregor in hrs own yard Friday night,
December %. 1887, was enacted on the
streets Of Wauenlon, Gs five miles from
here to-day in the killing of J. N. Cody
1y e r MCGrgor. Cody was under in
olc.ment for attempting to kill Nc.
Oisgor He was released under
oood. and i,iiyd 70 appear in Court today
Nlea called After Court adjourned he
role oio tovn and dismounted. Nc
v,'eso' walked across the street and shot
l.@ Three times Cody fell dead. He
vas s.S prominent c izsn and worth about
,b.y b'.y.V AeGrsgor is an ex-membsr Of
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EDIsON's REMEDY.
RIOTS IN NAvAssA.
Davenport Denies the Statement Published
at Jamaica.

Davenport Denies the Statement Published
At Jamaica.
BALTIMORE. October 12-The statement
in the Jamaica Post, alleged to have been
made by Charles Davenport, cOlOred, IN
which he tells thrilling story of brutality
on the part of the white men over the ne
groes al Navassa, was shown him in this
city, and, after reading it carefully, Dav-
enport denied ever having made any such
statement to any one. He said the only
thing he did WAS to substaDtiste the otate-
ment of DR.. Smith before the q. S. Consul
at Kingston.
Mr.. Vail, one of the returned survivors.
said that Samuel Marchsnt had become in
sane from wounds on the head while COM
ing to Kingston on the II. NJ. S Forward,
and walked overheard. He was rescued
and died q few hours afterwards from his
wounds
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-13

WASHINGTON, October 12.-Rear Ad-
miral Jouett has submitted to the Secre-
tary of the Navy the report OF the Board OF
Inspection on the United States steamship
Dolphin at New York The board found
the vessel in admirable condition, "clean
and sweet throughout. and eyincing much
care and attention on the part of the cap
tain and executive officers The board
compliments the designers and builders on
the structural strength of the Dolphin,
and recommends thet the six-inch breech-
loading rifle, fitted as q pivot gun, be re-
placed with six 30-pOuuder rapid-hre guns
Constructor bIintoyne, in q special report,
estimates the cost Of needed repairs at
s.. 500
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-13
oFF FOB JRRUsALEM.
to Make It Again the Capital

A Movement to Make IL Again the Capital
of the Orient.
PITTsBURG, PA, October IA He
brew colonization society numbering 500
members has been or within the
last two months in Pittsburg. The organ
izatiOn is known as the "LOvers of Zion,"
and its object is TO colonize Phestine with
American Hebrews. About 800 colon
lists have gone from this country for this
purpcce. This is the outgrowth OF move
ment begun in Europe several years ago
among the Hebrews of the middle and
lower classes TO encourage emigration to
Palestine to once more make Jerusalem
the capital of the Orient.
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A SIMILAR CASE.
THEIR OLD RECORD.

The Kanawha County Court Stands by Its
Old Certificate.
Speetd! Tsle0rara 10 The Sunday Register
CHARLESTON, w. VA, October l2.-
The County Court this morning disposed OF
the Gubernatorial recount matter by certi'
fyinp to the result of the election ss shown
by their original certificate. This makes
Goff's majority in the county 1873. The
court signed a bill of exceptions, setting
forth its actions and rulings in the prem
ises.
At the request of Judge Fleming's coun-
sci. an adjournment was taken until We'd
needay next in order to give MsI. McGln-
mis- an opportunity to be represented by
counsel when the Congressional recount
matter will be taken up.
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THE SPORTING WORLD.
Base Ball, Racing and General Sport
Yesterday.

Base Ball, Racing and General Sports
Yesterday.
BUFFALO, October 12.-Dennis Gala
CHER, the local wrestler now in Europe in
search of fame, is meeting with great sue
cess. He has already defeated two Of the
best catch-as-catch can wrestlersin France.
He is now matched to wrestle Antonio
Pierre, catch-as-catch-can, best two falls
out of three, for 1000 francs side in Oo-
tober in Paris, and is training for the event
in Chantilly. Chantilly, it will be remom-
bered, is the place where John L. Sulli-
van and Charley Mitchell fought draw
for the worlds championship. On many
occasions Gallagher has wrestled with his
trainer in the same ring where the great
mill took place, just for a lark.
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HE SHOOK HARRISON.

uis French Cook Could Get More Money In
Chicago.
WASHINGTON, October 12.-The repre-
sentahves of the intrusive press have chosen
to say some unpleasant things because Hu-
20 z eman, who for time has been stew
ard Of the White House, has returned to
his Old position IN ChicsgO. Whether or
not Zieman ought to have remained stew
ard Of the White House is not an interna-
tiOnal matter; but the reason that he left
was that be could earn nearly twice as
much money in private employment as ne
can by accepting the salary which the Gov
ernment allows for steward at the Whit
House, and ZiemaD, like q thrifty man,
decided to return to the Hotel Richeheui
in Chicago.
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Toledo o October 12.-The Circuit
VOD'' to-day sustained the decision rem
-''sd recently by Judge PendletOn in
common Pleas Cour, at Findlay. Suit was
-.'lSa' BY the Standard OIL Company to
s'e.snt a railroad from being built along
.'-'iiory which had been leased by that
s.-pAny y. for gas and oil purposes. the
standard Company claiming to own the
,l.Ie right except Tor agricultural pUr.
poses Tbs is denied.
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Wheel That Cost 100000.

SCRANTON, PA, October 12.-The Dick
son Manufacturing Company has in its
shops here, ready for shipment, wheel
54 feet high and weighing 200 tons, con,
sidered the largest piece of mechanism OF
it's kind in the world. 1t was built for the
Calumet Mining Company, of Lake Su'
perior, Mich, to be used in hosting waste
sand to certain height, so as to allow the
refuse matter to be dumped into the LAKE,
The cost is 500. 600.
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THE BROTHERHOOD SCHEME.

Pittsburg Man offered the Position of
Manager.
PITTsBURG. October IA gentlemen
in this city, who would not allow the use
of his name, received letter yesteaday
from brotherhood official asking him TO
either accept the position Of Assistant Man
ager Of the club the new Lesgue would To-
cate in Pittsburg or serve on its staff OF
umpires. The Brotherhood man, he said,
was member of the New York club, and
told him in the letter that half Of his salary
would be paid on the frat of April and the
remainder in monthly payments.
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GIndslnninns Win a Scat.

LONDON, October 12.-The election il
the North Division OF Buckiughamshire,
to fill the vacancy in the House Of Com
mons, caused By The elevation of Hon.
Egerton Hubbard 10 the Peerage, resrlted
in the return OF Captain Z II. Yerney,
Gladstonian. who received 1855 votes,
against 4.647 Cast for his opponent, Hon.
Evelyn Hubbard Liberal UniOniat. At
the preceding election Hon. Egerton Hub
bard. Conservative, received a 446O yoter,
ead Captain Verney. who at that time also
wcs the candidate OF the GlsGs,Onisns, re-
ceived $50.
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ROYAL GAME.

Imperial sportsmen ErjOy Themselves In
the Chase.
BERLIN, October 12.-Emperor William
went TO The Russian Embassy at Z o'clock
this morning and met the Gar. At 715
their Msjesties started for Hubsrtstock,
where the day was devoted to hunting.
The Emperor and his Imperial visitor en-
joyed a good days sp1rt in the forest.
Both displayed skillful markmsnehip,
killing a number of red end iallow deer.
Shortly afternoon they took luncheon in
the open, guarded by cuirassiers. After
the repast they resumed shooting. They
returned to Berlin this evening
COMMENTS OF THE PRESS.
The TaqeJldH says: "The short speech
made by the Czar, at the banquet at the
Scnloss last evening, shows that be is de-
termined TO preserve free hand.
The Vossische ZeitunQ says: Everything
indicates that the Czar's visit % the En-
peror is purely perfonal matter, and is
essentially Independent OF political affairs
The North German Gazette. the official
organ OF Prince Bismarck, guardedly re-
frains from all editorial comment upon the
Czar's visit. The other conservative jour
nails to-day are almoet az silent
The comments Of the st. Petersburg
press, official and unofficial, are strongly
hostile 10 Germany. They breathe def
ance to the.Tripls Alliance and deprecate
any rdpprOcA0nent with Germany.
The Austrian press comments very
freely upon the Czar's visit, but can find
nothing 10 ibe circumstances attending IL
TO alter the views heretofore expressed
upon the relations between Russia and
Germany. In Austria no political i'm
porta1ce whatever is attached TO the visit.
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Pueilist KilIen i'm Luck.

ST. PAUL, MINI, October I2.-Pat Kill
len, the pugilist, has received letter from
his attorney in Philadelphia in which he
is notified that a contested will of one of
his ancestors he's just been settled in his
favor The amount that Pat will rec 9ive
is in the neighbOrhood Of $4,000 or
$4,000. The heavyweight will go 20
Philadelphia on the 10Th to receive the
amount. His windfsll is a portion Of the
estate of his mother, who died recently in
Philadelphia possessed of property worth
upward of 500, 600.
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other Games.

At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 7, Baltimore
8; errors, Athletics /, Baltimore 5; hits,
Athletics 8, Baltimore 6. Pitchers, Nc
Mshon and KilroY.
At ouisville-LouisVille 6, Kansss
City 4; errors, 3 e'ch; hits, Louisville 10,
Kansas City 8. Pitchers, Ehret and PesrJ.
AT Cincinnati-The game between the
st. Louis and Ciucinnstis was not played
to-day owing to the bad condition of the
grounds.
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An Attack ON Tho Hebrews.

LONDON, Oo.ober 12-Violent attacks
upon Francs and the French are not so
rare in the German press as to excite sur
prise. but the old Tory orgln, the Kreuc
Zctuaq has found particular ground Of
oflsnse in that the French are . headsIoug
nation. Fraucs's financial and political
msgnstes, the Zeitung points out, are eth
er wholly or partially OF Jewish blood, and
il congTatnlstes Germany on having
awakened to the danger Of Hebrew az
gressson in time to save itself from falling
into vsssalsge to the hated race.
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No Gas for Beaver Factories.

PrTsBURe, October 12.-In view Of
the shortage in gas in nearly all the lines
in the Beaver Valley, much unfavorable
comment has been made upon the advance
in rates for the ensuing year. The Citi-
zens Gas Company announced an advan, E
of about IL per cent over last year, and the
Brideewster Company has not only raised
;,s rates, but has issued an order to all
manufacturing consumers that all contracts
have been withdrawn, and that hereafter
M GAS can be furnished them.
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DOWN THEY COME.

Grant Orders the Removal of New York
Electric Light Wires.
NEW YORK, October 12.-MayOr Grant
this morning hastily called meeting OF
the Board Of Electrical Control, and as
soon as 1t assembled a resolution was
adopted ordering the immediate removal
of all electric light wires that were not
properly insulated Before this work
could be begun, a temporary injunction
was served on the Mayor, restraining bin
from interfering with the wires of either
Of the U S. Illuminating Co. or the Brush
Electric Light Co. Under this order OF
work the removing Of wires will be de-
layed until Monday.
EDIsON's REMEDY.
An interview with Edison is printed
this afternoon, in which he says that no
insulation will make electric light wire
safe and subways and insulation will alike
prove ineffective and that the only way TO
prevent loss Of life is to regulate the pres
sure, the same as the pressure of steam
boilers is regulated.
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Consul Levi. OalIed Home.

WASHINGTON, October I'm. Berezu-
Il, the Morocco merchant, reappeared be-
fore Secretary Blaine to-day and recited
the story Of his wrongs at the hands OF U.
S. Consul Lewis, which have been hereto
fore fully detailed. Throughout the whole
interview Secretary Blaine is said to have
manifested the keenest interest, and at Its
close wrote a cablegram to Consul Lewis,
directing him TO appear at the State De-
partment and meet the charges sgsinst
him.
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- we.t Ylrrlpla PoslmasteEs.

special Telegram 70 the Registe-.
WASHINGTON, O.tOber u 2-The fol-
lowing West Virginia pOstmasters have
been appointed: Amos Dyke, Clifton,
Mason county, Vice L Somerville re-
moved, Rufus Pack, Cove Gap, Wayne
county, Vice W. P. Mankin removed, W.
H. Westfall. SInnett's Mills, Ritchie coun-
", Vice S. 7. Riddle removed, Jesse
Snith, Tcoley, Wayne county, Vice
Charles TOOley removed.
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CARNoI's GRATITUDE.

In Return for the Pops's Neutrality He
VIII Give the Church Some support.
LONDON, October 12.-The Rome cores
pondent OF the Daily Chronicle says that
the Archbishop of Rheims hes arrived in
Rome WITH a letter from President Carnot
thanking the Pope for his neutrality IN
the recent French elections, 10 return for
which the President promises to support
the moderate cOnciliatory policy of the
Chnrnh