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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-11
CONDENSED TKLEGRAMs.

Thirteen cognterfeiters have been cap
tured in Butler County, Pa, within tie
past ten days.
GaIduer Ayers, employed in an elevator
at Indianapolis, was ground to pieces Ia
corn-shelleT.
TIE rema ne Of a murdered man, partly
eaten by hogs, were found in the woods
rear AcTOrth, Ga.
Chsuucey N. Depew says that, so far as
he knows, the Big Four road has not been
absorbed by the Vauderblts.
Miss Esther Abrams has sntd Lester
S,raus, OF Cleveland, far breach OF promise.
She wants s., eco damages.
There is a bslef at Detroit that the pO-
sition Of Secretary OF War has been offered
to General Alger, end that he will ac-
cept it.
Rice and Watson, hunko men, have been
sentenced to two years each in the Michi-
gan PenitentiaIy for bulko game at De-
troit.
Ed. Stevens, a hotel clerk at Rushville,
Ind, was arrested on charge Of fobbng
the safe at hotel where he formerly clerk
ed, in Paris, Ill.
1t is said that delegation OF snti-Fottsr
members of the Ohio Legislature will 90 10
Indianapolis 10 advise against his appoint
ment to 2 Cabire. position.
The Democratic County Convention OF
Butler county, Ohio. held AZ Hamilton oD
the 9th inst, Endorsed Hon. james L.
Campbsll "a c candidate for Governor.
TIE Governor of Missouri has granted a
respite Of sixty days to William Walker
and John Matthews, The Bald KnobbeT:
under sentence TO harg On the 18Th inst.
Duncan c. Ross has accepted Capt
Daly's challenge for a return wrestling
match.
At ST. Paul, Saturday night, Annie
Johnston was tTaDpled to death by run
away horse.
The anthracite coal trade bas improved,
and 600 men will rtsume work at Mt.
Cerintl o day.
Gen. Salamanca has bsen appointed
Captain General OF Cuba
Mr. Bslfour denies the stories of the in
human treatment Of O'BTien.
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ANew R.llrlou. Sect.

CHARLESTON, February 10.-Some ex-
ciiemeat has bsen caused in the middle
counties Of the State by the advent of q
new religions sect, whose apostles have
started ont on q crusade. Apostle Jen-
kins explains the new creed as follows;
They bsheye In three heavens and three
heIls. Life on earth is both heaven No. 1
and hell 40. T. Then there is a hell and
q heaven where people, or rather their
souls stay between death and Judgment,
aud then q permanent heaven and hell.
Their views as 20 creation, as set forth by
Mr. Jenkins, lsrathcT novel HsCi,ed the
.irt chapter Of St John to prove that Jesus
Christ was present at tie crestion. He said
that Jesus aud God were The only two
beings Who could create something from
nothing The devil came from space,
which was never crested nor had it be-
gioning The beginning Of creation was
for ihe 0susfl of Gods offspring The
souls oi men, which were not created by
him, had embryonic existence in God.
Apostle jenkins is from North Carolina.
His sect Is known as The True Lights -
lie ssys there SIZE about 20O True Lights
iu this State. sad few in North Carolina
and Georgis
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nnsaIn About Boulanger.

PARIS, February 1O.-The FreemasOnsr
who have always been bitter opponents oi
General Boulanger and OF his methods o
saving the country, on Thursday night
black-balled his friends, Messrs. Laguerit
and la Lon, in most fOrcible way
They were pitched down the stairs OF the
Masonic Temple, end only rescued with
difficulty by the police from the furious
mob of Masons.
Many rumors are current about the Gen
erals petition for divorce. The Civil
Courts having refused TO release him from
his bonds, it is now said that NJ. De Gas
sagnac and other prominent Mcnarchis's
are intercediDg for the unhappy husbau d
at the Vatican, for the purpose OF obtain
ing q dissolution CT the marriage. In the
meantime Mad. Boulapger threatens to
take up her reaidence again under her hu'-
bands roof
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stairs, our long absent kindred. Why,
there is father, there is mother, there are the
children. Ali we'll again. All young
again. All of US together sgain. And as
we embrace esch other with the cry,
Never more to part! never more TO part"
the arches. the alcoves, the Railways echo
and reecho the words, 'Never more to
part. Never more TO part" Then our
glorified friends say: Come out with us
and sse heaven" And, soma of them
bounding ahead of us and some of them
skipping beside us, we start down the
ivory stairway. Aud we meet, coming up,
one of the kings of ancient Israel, some.
what small Of stature, but having coun-
tenancs radiant with thousand victories.
And as oil are making obeisance to this
great one of heaven l cry out, "Who is
he?'' and the answer comes: This Is the
greatest of all the kings of Israel. 1t is
David, who after he had served his gener-
alton by the will of God, fell on sleep"
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$5OO,OOO FIRE.

Chemical Establishment OF John Wyeth
a Bro Philadelphia, Wholly ID estrOyed.
PHILADELPHIA, February 1O-The ex-
tensive establishment of John Wyeth ~
Bro. manufacturing chemists, at Nos.
1i12 141l and 14l6 Walnut street, was
completely destroyed by fire to-day. The
building was completely gutted and the
loss viii be $500 600, on which there is an
insurance of over $500, OOO The fire created
the greatest excitement in the neighbOr-
hood. Families hastily packed mp their
rost valuable possessions and novel
10 safer quarters. The firm Of
Wvstb & Bro. occupied the
whole of the large double marble front
bnilding at Nos. 14l2 and 14l6 Walnut
street except the front part Of the ground
floor which was leased by Frank F.
Morgan. who conducted a retail drug
store. The brown stone front building
No. 1916 was also occupied by Wyeth, the
Ground floor being used as au extension to
tba sales room and Offices on the second
door all these buildings. On this floor also
vas the stock from whsIe the goods man
nfartured were stored until sold, and in the
resr part was the packing department:
The third and fourth floors were devoted
:, the manufacturing department. Several
explosions occurred, causing the hremen
IN run for their lives. TIE fire originated
in the front psrt of the cellar of No. 14l2
Its origin is a mystery. During the prog
ress of the FIRE the central portion Of the
double building fell, burying several fire
men. George Showers was taken out dead
aud Abrsm ssvery ard Wm. Duzzard ser
iously injured.
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A DUEL In THE 200.
Two Bucks Would Have Fought to a Finish
but for Prof ConkIin.

Two buckb Muutu fsaft Eousub 10 + tnlsn
but for Prof ConkIin.
NEW YORK, February 10.-The acci-
dental opening at an early hour yester-
day morning, of the wire gate which
separates the pastures of two distinctly
Americans fsctions in the Geological
Garden at Central Park led to a duel
which, but for the timely interruption of
the authorities, might have resulted
fatally.
An intense rivalry has for months ex-
isted between certain MoDts gues and Csp-
ulets of this picturesque region. Through
the inteTstices of wire fence the poly
gamous family OF magnificent brown
buck deer have tauDted with
many airy tossings of their heads
the virtuous but lovely consort of
buck whose hair is white, but
not with age, and whose cruel antlers are
shsrpened to a fOrbidding point. There
has been cause and enough for battle, and
the wind-swuDg gate provided an oppor-
tunity not to be lightly lost. With beads
lowered until their horny weapons almost
swept the frozen ground, and with painting
breath, the two bucks charged upon each
other.
The kangsrOOs in an adjacent paddock
stood on the tip-toss of their muscular
hind legs and crossed their short fore
paws over their mouse -coloTed breasts in
All ecstasy Of fright. The crares ard
stOrks in the adjoining yard stiflensd their
voluptuous limbs in emulation Of the more
fortunate ostrich, who from iis natural
pedestal enjoyed the advantages of q
gallery stall. The bears in their wire
den on the neighoring hillside, ran
up the bsrkless trees with which
their prison ia provided and hang on TO
each others tails il their eagerness 10 lose
no detail of the fight. Unfortunately for
the other members Of the geological family
they were shut out from enjoyment Of the
spectacle by the heavy walls OF the great
buildings ia which they are confined. For
a space of ten minutes the contest wsxtd
fierce and strong and the rattle of entan
gled antlers arOse above the chattering Of
a million excited sparrows lowering in the
air. Fortunately, Prof Couklin, WHO has
charge of the Biological Garden, happened |
TO be abroad earlier than is bis custom |
and, summoning a number of assistants, |
succeeded in separating the duelists before /
my serious injury WAS done to either.
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schaefrer Challenges DAILY.

BosroN, February 1O.-The Steamer
Hsytian Republic, recently the cause Of
so much trouble with Hayti, arrived tn s
morning. In letter Jacob Scbae iier chGl-
lepg5s Maurice Daily to a match game OF
billiards for 81 900 side and if Daily will
choose the balk line 14-inch-game Schaef-
fer offers TO concede him Odds of one
thousand points in three thousand.
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Demonstration at Hyde Park.

LONDON, February 10.-Notwithstand-
ing the fact that heavy snow storm pre-
vailed here to-day, the demonstration an
nounced to be held in Hyde Park, TO de-
nounce the governments ccercive meas
ures in Ireland and TO express sympathy
with William O'Brien, was successfully
carried out. Thousands of citizens, chiefly
from the workingmen's and radical clubs,
attended the meeting, marching to the
park through the storm with bands and
banners. Speeches were delivered from
twelve platforms. The speakers denounced
tbs government generally and Mr.. Bal
four esp. .cially. A resolution which
was put simultaneously at all the plat
forms and carried amid great cheering, de-
clared that the citizens of London con-
denim the brutal policy of coercion, pro-
test against the Governments upcivilizsd
treatment OF political prisoners, and de-
mand the release of Irish patriots, whose
only crime is the exercise of the ordinary
rights of free speech. The Socialists occu-
pied one platform, which was decorated
with red flags and at which was displayed
a banner with the inscription "Remem-
Der Chicago" Perfect order was main
taiued throughout the proceedings.
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Dt,r,.t.r pendIeton,s Condltion.

BERLIN, February 10.-The North Ger
man Gazette says that a gratifying change
for the better has lately occurred in the con-
dition of Mr.. Pendleton, justifying the
hope that he will Boon personally assume
the direction of affairs at the American
legation. Mr.. Pendleton returned to Ber-
lin on New YEARS. day and the official
American overtures regarding Samoa which
were made at the foreign office on January
: are attributed TO his initiation.
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rho F,ebt Almost Became General.

NEW YORK, February 1O.-Jack Kelly
of this city, ard Maurice Rose, of Brook
lvn. engaged in a fight for $500 purse,
this afternoon, in a barn near Grave'end'
A After three rounds the fight came very near
being general. Rose V olated many r9ies les
and when at the end Of the third round De
continued to punch his antagonist after
time" had been called. Johnny Golden,
the referee, decided the fight in favor Of
Kelly Rose's admirers grew furious, Dut
the more fair-minded declared the decision
a inst one and interfered to prevent the
onslaught attempted on Referee Golden.
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Oama TO LIE In His Oofiin.

BALTIMORE, MD, February 10-J. T.
Fletcher, Of Jenkins Bridge, was al
most buried alive On Sunday. The
funeral services had besn held, the coffin
inferred, and the grave nearly bricked,
when some one heard groan issue from
the coffin. The coffin was at once
disinterred and Mr.. Fletcher examined
His blood was found to be circu-
lating and his heart beating He WAS at
once carried TO his home and put to bed.
He rapidly improved, but never regained
Consciousness. On Tuesday, the 18th
inst, be died and was again buried. 1t is
not known what was his disease.
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Love at First Sight.

PoMERoY, O, February "a romantic
marriage took place at MiddlspOrt Thurs-
day night. Alex Neighborgall, young
man from sixteen miles back in the coun-
try, came TO town and met Miss Ella
Rowe at the Grand View Hotel. They
were introduced and, after an hours court
ship, were married. They never met be-
fore The brides home is in ROckbridge
cnnntv Va
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wh,,s Harber's oolored Customer.

CAMBRIDGE, OHIO, February ia
case under the Ohio Civil Rights law was
brought before Justice Turner in this place
today. The defendant, George Moses,
white man, is the keeper of barber shop
here. Wednesday Q colored man named
Isaac Green applied for a haircut and was
refused. This made Green angry, and the
suit was the outcome. Moses waived ex-
animation snd was remsnded to the Com
mon Pleas Court in 800.
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To shnnt 100 Live RIrds

CINCINNATI, February 10.-Mr. Albert
Bandle, of this city, mailed tonight to the
american Field, an acceptance Of DR.
Caryer's challenge TO shoot q match at 1CO
live birds in Cincinnati, on March 16. for
$3.50 side, under Hurlingane rules. Mr..
Bandle's letter contained 9 draft for $3.50.
to cover like deposit by DIR. Carver.
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Theory or snIclde nirnroyed.

NEW YORK, February 9.-Juige Frs
zer, of Caldwell, Ohio, arrived here late
last night and went 70 MTs. Hecker',
bosrdiDg-house, No. $40 West Fiftieth
street. where the body of his dead con 10y.
The sealed and stamped letter, which the
coroner did rot open, wss the regular
weekly letter which young Frazer had bsen
in the habit OF sending home. This fact
effectuslIy disprcyei all theories OF sui
.;da
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Bottom Of the Pot Dropped Out.

PHILADELPHIA, February 1O.-The bot
tom dropped out of a pot filled with molten
glass in the glass works of James j. Muir
ray & Co., at Trenton svenus and Culyert
streets, this city, this evening, setting fire
to the building and doiDg $40, 600 worth OF
damage. The firm employs $50 persons,
most Of whom will be temporarily thrown
out of employment.
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v,.oo,,ho ,,In,strv In Doubt.

PARIS, Februory 1O.-It is expected
that the Chamber of Deputies will pass the
serutin d'Arrondissement bill tomorrow
after n short debate. The real issue be-
tween the cabinet and the opposition will
he fought on the revision scheme on
Thursday. The fate Of the ministry is
doubtful.
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DIPTHERITIC GERMS.
LATEST DISCOVERY BY PROP. PASflUR.
THE GREAT SCIENTIST
Which MAJ Lead 10 the Extinction Of lhe Drtats.
DissaM-No Prophylaeiie, However
Has Been Found for its Pre-
vsntOn or Cure.

NEW YORK, February 1O.-The World
prints the following from its Paris cor
respondent
found Prof. Pasteur this afternoon in
the magnificent building known as the
Pasteurian, in the Rue RotAt, which has
been erected by public subscription as
memorial and as home for the greatest
scientist OF the age
"Yes," F" said the professor, with a pleas
ant smile, 81 think that can give you
good news for the World My able assist
ants, Drs. RoueK and Yersirs, have disooy-
cred the germ of the dreadful disease,
diphtheria, which perpetrAtes such terrible
ravages during the winter in your large
cities. believe it exists in more yiolon;
form in the United States than il does in
any other part Of the world. My ass's.-
ants have taken pieces Of the diseased iis-
sue or membrane from the victim ani
have inoculated several animals there
with. All of the latter have in due
course died Of a disease displaying an the
objective symptoms Of diphthe-ia that
terrible destroyer of child life So farso
good But the opponents Of the microbs
theory in epidemic diseases then argued
that these experiments only showed the
terrible yiTulence Of the original poison.
To answer this my young scientific assist.
ants, by means Of series Of Il ass tubes.
diluted the morbid tissue TO an iu6ni,osi-
NAL amount
"a germ was then taken from the inal
result, and a rabbit was iooculatei there
with, which Immediately died as quickly
as the first victim in the cause of tc.enc..
before the diluliOn OF the virus
This is bow We stand, continued Prot
Pasteur. "We have found the deadly
germ, but We have not as yet eecurCi
prophylactic for it's cure or prevention
MY conferees are now at work solving
the problem, and from their success so far
10 this original field OF research have but
little doubt but that the inoculat'ng lud
will soon be forthcoming We have ta
virus bottled and corked. We can give
diphtheria TO any number Of rabbits I
dogs and kill them as ellectually as though
they had caught il drst hand Ia the r.n-
lar course of events. have not, however
succeeded yet in alternating the virus a-i
so cannot inoculate. / wish you would
lay great stress on this point belu.o
know the circulation Of the World ald
the wonderful receptiyity Of the Am-i-
can people for news and ideas, ani am
afraid that whole shiDlOads Of yorr conn
trymen will be coming over IN Secure. by
visit to the Pasteurian Institute imunn-
ity from diphtheria affections Tel ih,m,
please, that we are not resdy for busueei
yet, but that perhaps we will De In tum-
mer."
As the correspondent turned To- leavo
DR.. Pasteur submitted 10 his Inspection
his glass tubes filed with deadly germs,
mi
wi
Pr
ch
pie
tu
wi
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Rev. DIR. Nash DYING.

EVANSVILLE, O., February 1O.-Rsv.
DR.. Nash, the Episcopal clergyman who
was badly injured by fall in St. james
church, on Sunday, is slowly sinking, and
his death may occur before morning. He
is almost totally psralyzed, but still re-
tains consciousness.
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CHARLESTON, w. Va February 10
The strike which has been or in the Elk
horn miaios region Of Mercer and Mellow
ell counties, Of TINS state, for nearly a
month, has been declared OF. 4 special
from Brsnvel Gays: "The miners Of
Blues.ous had q meeting on the eve Of the
-.h. aud they unanimously decided to 60
10 work at the price heretofore paid, 75c'
and 80 cubic feet as basis of the cars
which the Cpar1t0rs OF BluestOne and Elk
born s-reed on 0t their meeting January
IL. over .OC2 OF the men will turn IN to-
day. Ekhorn and Fhppiug have been
working for several days.
TIE leaders Of the strike will be very
much disappointed at the result Of the
meeting. as some Of the principal sgitators
of the strike had the best work in the
mire,. such as driving entries, etc, but
nom this on other work viii be given
Them rot So ,.so6 table. The miners who
stood tv tie operators during the strike
viii have the preferences Of the los; work
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ycu meet iIom jav 20 day
pcre, healthy l,Col. The
..'o.1.ouf tan. am cts the large
lop.s, while many others ac-
..s ts iom impure a,r improper
r.. Wong uculgeuces Hence the
ut,e-siiy for reliable blood
Hoods SNsaparilo, which
-if mpuutv, and gives to the
aui health It cures srrof-
-nm, fuuors, boiis. pimples.
t... -nsD lions caused hy impuri-
r... onnns germs in the blood. All
ts.. ,. .l- H0od'sSarsapafillais that
SVEN O. tUr trial
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l.. February l0.-Thuty oi the
r.o rec-lelly returned to work
Lre lost were discharged to-
-r places fnsd ei.h "scabs, '
p',m their applications while
s luiiug. About 9 O'Clock
u-r. with q number OF 9TH
.rE c1sirucIilns on the tracks
avenue between Twenty-s'Xth
streets. The police were
,. uuub-r of them boarded
c-et-d themselves This ear
Others bed been and the
d tae io.oos drivers, many
were beaten with the long Iost-
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Thine we'll SPENT means an errand to
your druggist for Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Why pay fifty cents for linimsnt when
Salvation Oil is sold at % cents a bottle?
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Salvation Oil. the pain eraa'eli2f o..,l. emu
family medicine, ia only - 's,i'' u. . -
VERY sensihls-To uss Df. b1iis OousN
svrnn for coughs. colds. hoars ae-'' ,'e'
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An Ancient Deed with Curious ProvIso

An Ancient Deed with Curious Proviso.
MIDDLETowN, n. Y, February 10
Some of the ancient public records in the
Orange County Clerks Office are of curious
interest. One is beautifully and eIab-
orately engrossed parchment deed, execui-
ed March %, 1874, when George II.
was King of Great Britain and
William Cosby was Colonial Governor OF
New York. The deed is conveyance by
Edward Blsgge of 800 acres Of land in the
Blagge Patent, located in what is now the
town of Blooming Grove, to SSlvanus
White, minister, and others of Southamp'
toD, L l., with this curious prOSiso at
tached:
"Reserving out of the within grant unto
our sovereign lord, the King his heirs and
successors forever, all tIees Of the diane
ter of twenty-fOur inches and upward, at
twelve inches from the ground, for masts
for the oyal navy, and also all such other
trees as might be fit TO make planks, knees
and other things necessary for The the use
of the said Davy.n
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like hay Wis 70 use POzzoui's Com
plexiou Powder because It improves hS
ooks and is as fragrant IS ViOlets.
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A DIRECT SNUB.

On Account of Which the Next President
VIII lie Asked to Remove Gov. Church.
BISMARCK, OAK, February 10.-In a
message to the House OF Representatives,
Governor Church yesterday attacked his
predecessor bitterly, and the Legislature
returned the attack with equal warmth,
and then postponed their formal answer
till Monday to get it in better shape
After sending in his message he closed up
ais cfice, winch is Considered as a direct
snub by the Legislature then in session, az
be could not be found by the officers of
the House. As his message was consider
ed very insulting there has been much talk
about the matter and the indications Of
action looking to bis prompt removal by
the incoming President are very pro
nounced. 1t is held that the closing Of
his office while the Legislature was sitting
is sufficient ground for asking for his i'm
mediate dismissal.
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THE Run MAELSTROM.

But alas where are the good clothes for
three-fourths of the human ract? The
other one-fourth have appropriated them.
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But must not look any longer at those
gardens of beauty, but examine this ouiIn-
ing in which have just awakened. l
look out OF the window this way and tnat
and up and down, and fud II Is man
sion Of immense size in which am stop
ming. All its windows of agate and lts
colonnsdts of porpoyry snd siaoaster,
WHY, | wonder if this is not the house OF OF
"many mansions" of which l used to readS
II is, it is. There must he msny OF my
kindred aud friends in this very mansion.
Hsrk! whose are those voices, whose are
those bounding feet? l open the door ana
see, aud 10. they are coming through all
the corridors and up and down all the