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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-20
TWO DEAD, ONE
Terrible Wreck on the Confluence & Oakland
Branch Of the B. & 0. Railroad-LabOr-
srs Escape Miraculously.

CoNNELLsvILLE, PA, October ia
most disastrous wreck in which two men
were killed and large number injured,
thres quite seriously, occurred to-day near
Confluence, Pa, on the Confluence & Oak
land R. r new line to connect with the
B. & o. road at that place. This morning
construction train started out with 200 Ia
borers, who were to work at q point not far
from Confluence. Engineer Thornley, was
pushing his train at slow rate of speed
when car IL the front iamped the track.
The second car contained two reD, tEs
foreman and negro laboTer. Ia the next
Car were about 100 men, and the third Car
was loaded with rails When the frs. car
jumped the track, the third car crashed
INTO the two front ones, and all the others
piled on top of them.
The two men in the first car, foreman
James Fitzpatrick, of Wilmington, Del.
and James Williams, colored, Of Snakes
vile, Va, were crushed to death and hor-
ribly maDgled. MOst of the laborers in
the second car miraculousiy escaped, only
three being injured seriously, although
number sustained slight cuts and bruises.
OF the seriously injured GeOrgh Hind
baueh will die He is hurt internally and
one leg is broken in three places. J. w.
Turney and brakeman Ira Stesrn had
their legs broken and otherwise injured,
but will recover. The cause of the scoi-
dent is not yet known.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-20
RESERVE LIST.
The Men Kept by the League Clubs for
1890.

The Men Kept by the League Clubs for
1890.
WASHINGTON, October 19-Pfesi6ent
Young, of the National Base Ball League,
has received the reserve list of players for
the season of 1890. The following named
players have been reserved by their re-
spective clubs
New York-wm. Brown, R. Conner, E.
Welch, NJ. Tiernan, J. NJ. Ward, T. J.
O'Keefe, P j. Murphy, ]. O'Rourke, II.
O'Day, D. Richardson, NJ. j. SIattery.
Washington-A. Ferson, G. s. Had
dock, G. W. Keefe, O. d. Krock, John
Irwin, W. R. Milmot, E. Beecher, O.
Clark, G. Mack, J. H Riddle. S. Wise, A.
A. Irwin, w. F. Hoy, ]. ]. Carter.
Boston,. G. ClarksOn, Chas Radbourn
VIM. Daley, @. W. Bennett, Ohas. Gan
zell, D. Brouthers. Jos. Quinn, VIM. Rush,
@. Smith, NJ. j. X ely, b. F. johnson, II.
Richardson, NJ. J. Madden, T. Brown.
Phfladelphia-C. O. BufiugtOn, John
Clements, A. B. Sanders, VIM. Shriver,
VIM. Gleason, F. II. Decker, S. D. Far
rar, Al. Myers, Jos Mulvey, W. Hallman,
F. ]. Delehsnty, J. G. Fogarty,S. l. Thomp-
con and David Anderson.
Clevelsnd-C. L. thinner, E. E. Sut-
clife, Henry Gruber, E. Beatin, J. F.
O'Brien, E. Bakely, J. S. Faatz, john
Stricken, E J. Mexican, o. Tebeau, I. G.
Twitchell, J. B. McAleer, P. Radf0rd
and R. K. Gilks.
Chicago-Thos E. Burns, E N. Will
hanson, D. L. Darling, @. A. Farrell, j.
K. Tener, W. F. Hutchinson, G. Van
Haltren, Frank Dwyer, Jas. Ryan, Hugh
Duffy, n. F. Pfeffer and A. @. Gumbert.
Indianspolis-J. W. GlasscOck, ]. Den
nv, G. E. Bassett, P. A. Hines. j. @. Nc
Geachy, G. F. Andrews, J. E. Seery, j.
H. Boyle, A. W. Russie, @. H. GeizaiD,
F. D. Buckley, ]. A. Sommers, O. a.
Daily and NJ. Fee.
Pittsburg (Allegheny)-G. F. Miller,
]. E. CALVIN, F. H. Kuehne, ]. ]. Fields,
Fred Dunlap, II. F. Staley, A j. Maui,
p. Beckley, P. ]. Conway, J. F. Rowe,
]. L. White, William SoWders, Alex Jones
and James Mccormick.
Fourteen men, as will be observed, have
been retained by each club. In the case
of the Chicago Club, Captain Anson's
name does not appear, as he signs a sepa-
rate contract with the club. The Wash
ipgton Club did not reserve Daily, who
also signed q contract agreement, and is
probemstical whether or not he will play
in Washington next season.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-20
HILLS BOOM.
The Governor Entered in the Presider-
tlal Race.

The Governor Entered In the PrssideI-
tlal Race.
ATLANTA, GA, October 19.-Governor
Hill and party left this city last night for
Rome, where brilliant reception awaited
them. The stay OF Governor Hill in At
lanta has been notable, both politically
and socially. The leading residences were
thrown open and the youth and beauty of
Georgia made vain assaults upon New
York's bachelor governor. The leading
events we're the reception of Governor Hill
by the Legislature of Georgia, and later a
banquet rendered to Gen. Patrick A. Col
lins, of Boston, at which the Governor
was present.
The banquet was Gerved at the Kimball
House at 4 O'Clock, Gen. Collins being in
the seat of honor, With Gov. Hill on his
left and Gov. Gordon on bis right. Pat
rick Walsh responded to the toast of "The
Irish People," and in doing so said: "The
man sits with us tonight who can be
President Of the United States, and we
must make him so in 1892. I boldly de-
clare now that am in favor of Gov. Hill
for President" Wild applause greeted
this statement, Gov. Gordon clapping his
hands vigorously. When Mayor J. s.
Glenn, of Atlanta, responded to the toast
of Atlanta" He wound up by saying:
owe want a msn for President who can
get there. Hill never makes race, but
be gets there. Then am for Hill, and if
we nominate him IN 1892, depend upon it
that he will get there
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-20
4 Gigantic nenoe AIIIsnoe.

LONDON, October 49, According to the
wisescres there is to be a quiDtuple ALI
ance for the Perseverance Of the peace in
Europe, England being already in accord
with the firm, Tnrkey being ready 10 come
in as a juhi partner, as is indicated by
her preparations TO greet tie German En-
peror, whom the faithful are eDjOined to
hail ~ bulwark against the dreadful
Czar. That Russia is not free from mis-
giyi1gs or the point may be concluded
from the tona OF the Russian press in ap-
pealing to the religious and race hatreds.
What, they ask, cln be expected Of
ruler who affiiates with TIA oppressor Of
the Cretan Armenian Christians.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-20
MURDER IN RITCHIE.
one Farmer Quarrels With and Shoot
Another.

One Farmer Quarrels With and Shoots
Another.
special telegram 10 he sunday Register.
EILENBoRo, W. VA, October 19-An-
other terrible trsgedy was enacted two
miles from here this morning at O'Clock.
Thomas Dye, q prosperous farmer some
time ago leased piece of ground to the
Schoield brothers, on which to erect a
lumber shed. This morning the brothers
attempted 10 remove the shed, when Dyes
son got into an alteration with Frank
ScbO6eld, striking him on the head with
piece of iron, inficting a Sc
we're wound. The elder Dye
went home, procured musket, invited q
friend TO see him load it heavily and told
him he was going TO kill one of the Scho-
fields. He went to the ehed and COM
manded them to stop work. Edward, the
Youngest brother, aged twenty-One, climb
ei down and was in the county road,
when Dye fred, striking him in the
beast with twenty-seven slugs. The
wounds will prove fatal. Dye was arrested
this evening aud is at Harrisville.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-20
THREE STATES SWEPT.
Terrible Destruction by Numerous Forss
Fires.

Fires.
BISMARCK, n. D., October 19.-AD i'm
mense prarie fire has been raging since
yesterday morning within a few miles Of
Bismarck. Efforts of farmers TO check the
huge confagration have been unavailing
and large number of farms have already
been destroyed. A strong wind has been
helping the fire along. The village Of
Menoen. IA miles below Bismarck, con-
sisting of sixteen blocks, is entirely sw pit
away and the inhabitants are reported des-
titute. The wind is rapidly carrying the
fire to Bismarck and the city is enveloped
in smoke and flying cinders The resi-
dents Oppreheud great danger.
MINNEsOTA'S SHARE OF THE FIRE.
PRINCETON, MINI, October lex
tersive forest fires have bean raging for
the past three weeks between this piaca
and Brideemsu, extending east and west
from Mora, TO within ten miles Of Sank
Rapids, aud destroying thousands OF tons
of hay, great quantities OF cord wood and
timber, and il many localities the wealth
of natural meadows is burned and for
this generation destroyed.
WISCONSIN AIR FILLED WITH SMOKE.
MARsHFGBLD, WIS, October 19.-FoT-
est fires are raging in many places in this
vicinity, some of the cOnhasrations being
in dangerous proximity 20 mills and ium-
ber yards. The air mere is filed with
smoke, which is hoully growing more
dense
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-20
DEATH COMES
ALIKE TO KING AND PEASANT.
The Portuguese Monarch Answers HIS
Call
HATZ?ELDT-H HUNTINGTON WEDDING.
The Date Of the Distinguished Ceremony
Fixed.

LISBON, October 10 The ling Of Portu-
gal, who had been i'll for some time, died
to-day. His death occurred at II o'clock
this morning. The Duke of Bcsgarza,
eldest son Of the King, who succeeds to
the throne, will assume tee title of
Charles l.
Louis Philippe Maria Ferdinand Pierre
dAlcantara Antoine Michel Raphael Ga
briel Gorzigue Xavier Francois d'Assite
Jean Jlles Aueus:e Volfsndo 90 Bragan-
u Bourbon second Int eldest Surviving
son Of Donna Maria H., Queen of Portu-
gal, and Dom Fernando, Prince Of
Ssxe-Ooburg, was born October, 1888 He
visited England with his elder brother ii
1854, when be bore the title Of DGks Of
Oporto, ana afterward attained the rank
of captain IN the Portuguese navy.
Louis succeeded 10 the throne CT the
demise of his brother, King Pedro V, (by
a fever which carried off another brother),
November II, 1861. He married October
6. 1862, Maria Pie. youngest daughter o
Victor Emmanuel, King of Italy, by whom
he has two SONS, Carlos, born September
%, 1863, and Alfonso, born July 81,
1865.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-20
THE FOURTH AMENDMENT
TAKES THE VEIL.

Miss Kate DreXel RenOunces Millions for
Religious Life.
P1rrsBURe, October 19.-Miss Kate
Drexel, daughter of the late F. A. Drexsl,
who has been in retreat at the Mother
House of the Sisters of Mercy, Pittsburg,
since June, has finally decided to embrace
a religious life, and will take the veil next
month.
The ceremonies incident to the formal
profession of such intentions are extreme
ly impressive. In Miss DrexePs case they
will be conducted very quietly, and 1t is
understood that no one beyond the mem
bsrs of the immediate family and the
guardians of the young lady will be pres
ent. Archbishop Ryan will probably re-
ceive her profession.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-20
IMMEDIATE RELIEF.

The Johnstown Fund to be Divided at
Once.
JOHNsTowN, PA, October 19-Secreta-
ry Kremer, in bis reply to the Finance
Committee concerning the delay in the
distribution, says:
There are no impediments to the i'm
mediate and final distribution of the relief
money. 1t is not competent for me to say
that the money will be paid in accordance
with the awards of the Committee of In
quiry. The result of their work will be
submitted in few days to the Commits
sion, and on their instructions the money
will be paid. If the work of the Commit
tee of Inquiry be approved payment will
commence at once. If their awards be
changed, it will yet begin at once, as the
change will be in awards only"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-20
NEWS IN ALINE.

Stol!enberg, the stenOgrapher of Alex
ander Sullivan, is said to have confessed
to part in the CroDin plot, which was to
keep a fictitious Cronin travelling from
Chicago to Paris, and thus throw dectec-
tives off the track. He says one Cream
inspired the Toronto dispatches.
Susan B. Anthony has brought suit
against Glucose Co. for $3.50, 900.
Nearly 1000 persons lost their lives in
the late Chinese floods.
Msior Filter, of Philadelphia, is said
to be ambitious to succeed Don Cameron
in the Senate.
The Chicago, Yorktown Boston and At
lanta, of the new Navy are under sailing
orders, and will be taken on voyage
around the world.
The Farmers Alliance of Iowa, has de-
clared war against Hutchinson, the Re-
publican candidate for Governor.
The sowing of wheat has been greatly
delayed throughout Indiana by the con-
tinued drouth.
Edward Psyson Darling, prominent
attorney of Wilkesbarre, Pa, died yester-
day.
Passion, Dutchman, Zulu, Lottie, Mo-
nita Hardy and Fonzo won in the Latonis
races.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-20
SURPRISED POLITICIANS.

Illinois Statesmen Had Endorsed Another
Man.
CHICAGO. October 19.-The announce
menl of the selection of Gen. Green b.
R,um as United States Pension Commis-
s.oner. was q great surprise to politicians
in Chicago. A reporter called this morn
mo Al the Office of Senator Farwel but
fo1nd the Senator absent, he having gone
TO south Bend 10 meet the members oil the
Pan-Americsn council. Several politicians
were found, however, and all expressed
surprise. Most Of thsm strongly endorsed
Gen. Martin, of Salem, for the position.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-20
GIANTS WIN.
CRANE PITCHES 4 GREAT GAME
And Easily Lands the League Champions
Ahead.
GENERAL SPORTING EVENTS.
Col. Stern Does Not Want to Go Into the
League.
GENERAL
SPORTING EVENTS.

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-The second game
in the Worlds series between the Giants
and Gfooms, was played before treuen-
dous crowd. The Giants redeemed them
selves and won rather easily, out batting
and out fielding their rivals. The crowd,
which occupied every inch of space in the
inclosure, seemed impartial and cheered
both teams heartily. Lynch turned mp
after receiving his $500 for the series. A
good deal of money was changing hands
on the result of the game. Crane was wild
at first bat did remarkable work after the
second inning. Attendance 10000. Score:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-20
smalIpox I'm Boston.

Boston, MASS, October 19.-Three
cases of smallpox, the first in Boston for
more thar year, were reported to-day to
the Board of Health. The cases are in a
family named Cavalli, at the north end.
Three Italians-a young man aged twenty
and two women aged twenty-one and six
teen respectively-have the disease, while
two children display it's symptoms. The
first three were taken to the hospital.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-20
WANTS TO SETTLE.
John Bull Anxious TO Fix Up His Differ
ences with Uncle Sam.

John Bull Anxious TO Fix Up His Differ
ences with Uncle sam.
OTTAWA, ONT, October 19.-The Do
minion Government has been advised that
Sir Julian Pauncefote, British Minister at
Washington, returns with authority to
feel the pulse of the United States Cabi-
net on the principal matters of dispute
between Canada and the United States,
the fishery question and the Behring Sea
difficulty. 1t is stated here in official
circles that Secretary Blaine has init
mated his desire to informally take the
several questions with the British Min
lster. that a policy may be agreed upon,
with reference to avoiding expensive and
lengthy arbitration or sittings of commits
siOns
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-20
he SCENTS THE BATTLE.
Col. Stern Fights Shy of the Lesgue-He
Fears Trouble.

Col Stern Fights Shy of the Lesgue-He
Fears Trouble.
CINCINNATI, October 19.-In reference
to the report sent out from Washington to
the effect that Cincinnati is to become a
League city next season, President Stern
says there was a time when he would have
jumped at chance to break into the
League, but he has now firmly resolved O
stick to the American Association, and has
laid his plans accordingly. 81 can gain
nothing by going into the League at this
time. It is true my Sunday games have
been stopped, but l will make some pro-
vision whereby they can be played across
the river in case the authorities here refuse
to allow Sunday ball"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-20
BROKE THE LAW.

The Jeannettte Glass Workers Imported
Under Contract.
PITTsBURG, October 19.-Homer 1 Nc
Cav a1d Joseph L. Evans, the leaders in
the prosecution of the Jeanette Glass Blow
ers csse are to-day in receipt of new evil
denca against the foreigners. A List Of
names Of men in England who are willing
to 20 on the stand aud testify that the
spirit of the contract labor law has been
broken, is now in possession of Mr.. MeGaw
and will fOrmard it to District Attorney
LYON to-day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-20
Nsw Manager for the Cowboys.

KANSAS CITY, Ootober 19-Arrange-
ments we're concluded to-day with @. n.
Hackett, of HOlyOke, Mass, to mansgs
the Cowboys next season. He managed
the Clevelands in 1884, the BrooklyHs in
1885. and later has been az the head of the
Newarks and Syracuse Stars, but hss rot
been in base ball this season President
Spears has never seen him, but signed him
solely on bis reputation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-20
Another Opinion of Tanner.

WASHINGTON, October 10.-In regard
to the charges made against him by Cor
poral Tanner, George Baber, of the Board
of Pension Appeals, enters a general
denial. He says he was never an appli-
cant for a place in the Pension Depart
ment and consequently did not "fsil to
pass" Mr.. Bsber refers pointedly to the
late Commissioners unfitness for official
work.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-20
UNITED BRETHREN

Divided and at Law Among Themselves.
CHANIBERsBURG, PA, October 19.-An
equity suit was begnn here to-day between
the two factions of the United Brstbren
church, which has been prepared as test
case and will in all likelihood decide the
ownership of valuable church properties.
The suit is the result Of the church split
on the secret society question, ard it is
brought by the orthodox members to eject
the seceders, who have seizsd the church
here
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-20
1ntarnal Revenna ReosInts.

WASHINGTON, October 19.-The total
receipts from internal revenue for the first
quarter of the present fscal yesr were S34, =
6S4, 226, or 50, 10, 8O7 greater than the re-
ceipts during the corresponding period Of
the preceding fiscal year. If the receipts
increase at this ratio during the remain
der of the year, the total receipts for the
year will aggregate about Sl45, 600, ,O0O
or $14, 100000 more than the receipts dur
ing the previous year.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-20
CHILI'S FRIENDSHIP.

The southern Repubic's Fine Glf5 TO
American Manufacturers.
WASHINGTON, D. c., October 10
Asst Secretary Batchelder said yesterday
afternoon that the action of Chilli in plac-
ng imported machinery, agricultural i'm
P.sments, tools, copper, iron and other
things on the free list was a most friendly
act. 1T opens up" he added, "a fine
market for our products and if we are
prompt to avail ourselves Of the OppOr-
unity it viii be Of immense value to Us F"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-20
RArM NAMED.
q. WILL TAKE UP THE BURDEN
. Vas Too Heavy for Tanners
Shoulders
,ps POLITICIANS SURPRISED
., g-as Had Recommended Another
Nan.

-,c October 19-The Presi-
.s.lsd the long controversy
a'-' ~. appointment CT Commits
over lp.,-,-s 20 succeed James Tan
a'''' .r.3 BY the appointment Of
ns' p.,~ crIlinois, ex-member Of
Green %. 80 --s Commissioned Of Iuter-
nal Revenue o-evaile6 two days
ls ,i. p.s of New York, would
ls' -l'- .e Tois impression was
be all.- .-s t.r..el expressions Of Sena-
oas,- u vr8r SIR Poole's principal
COT -l.'..'- Sd. .bo .elt confident OF his ap-
I.,,sn, mem, Ia more of the speculation about
~ s-rcsss,51 tr Commissioner TANNER mas
~ .o-,e of NJ. Baum neuTed proml-
'us .,---rt;l lss. night. and then the pos
-5- -.l.,.., M his appointment Fss discussed
r,.,.sss 81 one time suggested tnat
~ No. tfs Commissioner OF lnternai
revenue. might be transferred 10 lue usau
-ftbs Pension Ofice, ard Mr. hauh sue,
,ss5 him as Commissioned OF I9'erDal
8,vsnre Tine appointment, which was
---,,,,a1 earlv this morning, came as d
nine surprise 20 most Of those inter
s.,.9 The new Commissioners Was s"otn
70 a. noon.
TIE NEW CONfMISSONEB.
10, Rsum was born in Golcoada, ILL.,,
-,.r,bor 2 1929. He received q common
-.,oI s8ucltion. studied law and was ad-
..s9 hi ths bar in 1888. Ia 1856 be re-
-,,sd with mis- family 20 Kansas, and at
--,s affiliated wish the Free State party.
p.o-irr ob.oxious to the pro-slavery
-..,- hs returned the following year 70
mimi. and settled at Harrisburg.
l, the opa1iug OF the civil war he
~.5s 6r fr. speech as war Demo
-. rbTe ee was attending court at Ne
,-oooris ill., Subsequently he entered
.s. s-nv a. l3iar OF the FiftY-sixth Illi-
ms resiwsnt. and was promoted to
T..r.s7sn. Colonel, C)loael srd B5evet
Pr;gali4- General He was msde Briga-
Ner Gsne-I of volunteers on ths l5.h Of
rsbrrs-- 1868. which commission ne re-
sirnsl OBJ Ny g.
IN 1855 b. obtained a charter for the
Caro- s1i Iucennes Railroad company,
sided ir securing its constitution ana be-
cane its drst Wee President. he was
then elected TO Congress. and served from
March 4. 1867. so March , 1869. Ia 1876
Be was Presid-rt of the Republican Con
7snuou, and ln th- same year ha was dele
gate 10 the National Convention OF that
party 10 Ciaciucar. He wes ap-
pointed Comm iouer Of Internal Revenue
August 9, 1876, sad re,aiced that office ill
May 81. 1883. During this period he col
.scied $3.50 COO GOO and disbursed S3O,-
100000 without loss He wrote the re-
ports Of his bureau for seven successive
1sars. He is also the author OF Tine
Existing Camille between Republican
Government and Southern Ohgafcay.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-20
Burned the Jeu

SAVANNAH, GA, October 19.-Charles
Harris, negro convict, vas shot and
killed while resisting arrest at Lumber
City Thursday afternoon. That night the
Jail burned, and it is believed negroes
fired it to avenge the death of Harris.
There is. however, no danger of trouble.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-20
LANDED IN CHICAGO.

The Pau-Amerlcans Close a Week of
Travel.
CHICAGO, October 19-The closing run
OF the weeks journey by the All-Ameri
cas- Excursionists, 1O5 miles into Chicago,
was ended at the 221d street depot at nine
o'clock. All had diaed upon the train,
and Immediately upon alighting took car
risges and, under escort Of the First and
Second regiments of this city, were driven
to the Grand Pacific hotel, which is to be
the nome of the party while in the city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-20
FLOURIsHING FLINrs.

Secretary Dillon Makes Most Fiattering
Report.
PTrTsBURG, October 19.-The affairs of
the American Flint Glass Workers, as
shown in the report of Secretary Dillon,
are in a fourishing state betokenirg as
we'll the prosperity of the association as
the good condition of the trade. The to-
tai number of furnaces in operation is 188,
and there are ten idle. The membership
of the union now numbers 6,521, being an
Increase of $50 since the last report. The
apprentices number 1914.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-20
ENDED IN LOVE.

Wm Their Marriage Close the ToIliver-
Martin Feud?
CINCIyNATI October ia TImeS-Star
special says that this morning at Pine
Spring, Rowan county, KY, Frank Tclli-
vermarried Miss Grace Martin. The bride
and the bridegroom respectively are sister
and brother Of the leaders of the opposing
factions that for several years have been
industrious in numbering each other in
that county. TO-day's wedding seems to
be q trial of peace.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-10-20
rhs Eloners Return 10 Ireland.

New YORK, October 19.-Miss Mary
LIE Hunt, who elOped with her fathers
gardener from her home in County Wex-
ford, Ireland, and was landed at Castle
Garden few days agOr started for Ire
land in company with her brother to-day.
She went as a first cabin passenger in the
steamship Ems, instead Of being returned
as an INDECENT immigrant on the Aurania
Tbs gardener, John Burns, went back in
the Auranla's steeaage.