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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-30

LEXINGTON, KY. September 29.-An
impertsnt sale was eOnsumated here yes
tsrssv when A. Smith McCAnn, we'll
known as hall owner Of the renowned trot-
ting stallion Red Wilkes, bought the late
Cen. ". i. Wither's stock farm, known IS
Fairlawn. which contains $50 acres, stu
ste5 near this city. Toe price paid was
sIO5. 600. It was at first thought be had
b,nght the 275 head Of horses belonging to
witber's estate, bUt they vii not be sold
,,,il the 10Th Of next month when they
will be auctioned of here.
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ANorHsR RICHMOND.
GAliDg.r, Of New Hampshire, Candidate
for Tanners Place.

GAllugtr Of New Hampshire, u Oanuluate
for Tanners Place.
WASHINGTON, ID. @, September %
Senator Henry W. Blair, Of New Hamp-
shire, arrived here to-day to meet the
President on the lattsl's arrival from Deer
Park. The President had not been long
in The White House when Senator Blair
called on him.
The Senator is urging the appointment
OF ex-Congrsssman Jacob Gallinger, Of
New Hampshire, to the Pension Commis-
sionership. DR. Galiiager, it viii be re-
membered, made a steady fight against
IBn Chandler lor the SsnatOrship last
spring, AID his friends expect that he will
/ be- in the ED against Blair when the lat
I ter's term expires.
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NEW YORK, September 29.-ohairman
McDermOtt, of the New Jersey Demo-
cratic State Committee, received letter
to-day from United States Senator John
R. MCPHERSON, rendering his services ara
his whole time from now until election
day TO the Committee The letter dis
moses Of the report that Senator McPher-
son is opposed 10 Abbett's election.
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ARRESTED AND RELEASED.

John Mahoney Accused Of Completely
in the Cronin Murder.
CHICAGO, September 29.-John Ma
honey, a Michigan Irishman, who arrived
in Chicsgo, Friday, was arrested last
night, as one Of the supposed murderers
of DR.. Croniu. Mahoney was taken from
q South Side resort, which is recognized IS
anti Cronin headquarters Of Clan-Na-Gael
men. Police Capt. Schuttler and Detective
Collins were az FIRST inclined TO regard the
capturees important, but investigation to-
dsg failed toidsnuiy the prisoner BIth the
affair. and be has been released.
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An Irish Preiate Denounoes Italy.

DUBLIN, September 29.-Archbishop
Logue, the Catholic Prelate Of Ireland,
preaching in Armah Cathedral, to-day re-
ierred in the strongest terms to Italy's
treatment of the Pope. He declared that
the Italian peasantry were overtaxed and
in q worse condition than the DOnegal's e
peasants; that the Italians were emigrat-
ing faster than the Irish, and that the
Italisn government had encircled the Vat
ican with troops, knowing that if the Pope
departed grass would soon grow in the
streets OF Rome
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UNCLE sAM,s BOAT.
The New Cruiser WV BE Constructed a
BrodMYn

NEW YORK, September 29.-Cruiser No.
Z is to be constructed in the Brooklyn
Navy Ysrd. Her cost is to be limited to
81 100, 600, but before any work is done
upon the ship proper model will be made
on the scale Of quarter of an inch to the
foot. This model will be twelve and one
half feet long, as the cruiser will be 300
feet long, with breadth Of beam of forty
two feet. The model will be miniture,
perfect in every detail, and from it the
schedules Of the materials will be made.
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n1hsnIdier Dead.

ST. PAUL, MINI, September 2a.-Gen'
ersl Samuel D. sturgis, Z. S. A, died al
his home in this city yesterday. He grad
mated from West Point in 1876 WIFE
George B. Mcclellan, Sionewall jackson
stoneman, Pickett and many other famous
soldiers.
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,.,uon to Have Ga- m ths Nc.'
Future.
-9se... Telegram to Che Register.
GRAFTON. September 29-At q sp-ciAi
meeting of Council Saturday night The
pttsburg Improvement Company we're
GRANTED a three year exclusive privilege 20
Isy pipes ard mains IN the corporate
limits The object OF the company d 90
r-nish natural g8s ,or Lighting and fuel
member OF tine company De- here and
r on Monday start on 8 prospecting
r-- lo near hv localities where gas is sup
eesed to exist iu large quantities.
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Horrible Crime Attempted by a Crazy
Wife

TERRE HAUTE, IND, September 2s.--
This morning, about o'clock, VIM. Catellr
a pudiler at the iron works, went to bed.
While asleep his wife, Cathrine Catelli
who has been 10 the insane asylum fol
treatment, poured coal oil over him and
set him on fire. he was badly burned,
hut not fatally, and had to be taken to the
bospital. His wife was locked up in all
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tlssa-BcEs BUDGET.

.- ..r. lr Mr. slurgiss-troi
F'.us-Y. 81. @. A Opening
.lt-1 Register
I...r s,R9. September 29.-James
t, of Putram county, bias been
-.d lcial clerk to Dstue; Attorney
.C s.ureiss and viii make nis
quarters ia this city. Mr Stewart ls
o.tsr.u-i8v OF Mr S.ur-lss.
D.I C. White, the distinguished geol-
.rfths State University at Morgan
town. i, the c.,7 on Dis way 90 some OF
III. awer interior counties to nd three
weeks in locau1s on and gas wells. some
upor.ant Developments may be exp aeied
Thsneu 81. ST.. @. A. loons will oe
o-maug opened tomorrow nisat "ltn On
. .sror,Ie reception. Tne rooms are very
rr,l.rme ina wall lornished.
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uu.,,andIlomIiulla Matched.

Ew YORK September 25.-A trolIing
rs..t between Sire B.o5' HAIRY Wilkes
-f Ca 20 y. Hamlio's Belle Hamlin has
.,a ar-arsei lor Friday, October IL. on q
raee-t. So 600 s.ia 40 Fleetwood PARK.
.t.est tso other tr5.s viii be arranged
.- one s1me day. one probably for q cup
ueub.rs' ho-s,s aud the other for q
.au.. pace .3r the 2ai or some iastef
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Burns Sends Aid to the Strikers

LONDON, September 29.-JOhn Burnsr
the Socialist and Labor agitatOr, has SEM
300 pounds to Rotterdam, to aid the strik'
ero
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BUCKHANNON NEWS.

A New Lumber Compsuy-HOrse Thief Es-
capes From jail.
specisl Cor-csnondence Of the Register
BUcxHANNoN, W. VA, September %
The Alexander Boom and Lumber Com
pa1y are now located here, and are pre-
pared 90 operate largely in the Lumber bus
mess. They viii employ about 200 hands
and viii begin work OF once.
A HORSE THIEF
bv the name Of Armor broke Jail at thi:
piace on Monday night A liberal reward
is oil red Tor his recovery.
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a.,.,ng g,,ronare Down to a science.

Getting patronage Down I" . 7NA0NNN'
WASHINGTON, September 29.-Post-
master-G sneral wanamaker is preparing a
statement to give to the President upon
the lat.er's return TO this city, showing
the status Of al the Presidential postoi-
fees that have not been disposed OF. The
Pfesiieut probably anticipates on attack
hy the patronage hunting C)ngressmen At
an early day, and ns wants to be prepared
Tor them. The papers in each case are
being briefsd, SO that the President can
zen st glance who the incumbent is, how
many applicants there are after the place
end VINO their respective indor5ers are.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-30

WAsaIssroS. September 30 II Con.
.m1a But1rworth telesraphed to Gen
.-.r B-orn 90. day 20 come 20 Washington.
r1,s invitation. Mr. Butterworih says, Is
.rt-s,r bis own. No action hes been
.ser by the Plai3sni w.h reference to
tbe Pension Clumissionsrship, and Gen
asI Brown is not coming 10 response 10 3
nmmor from the President OF the Secre-
LII. L Ii. interior.
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London,s New Lord MAYOR a jew

LONDON, September Yesterday the
ancient corporation of the city of London
elected It's Lord Mayor and two Sheriffs
for the ensuing year. 1t is about as curl
ous a combination as ever appeared at the
head of any municipality in the world, as
the new Lord Mayor, Alderman Isascs, is
Jew, while one Sheriff is a catholic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-30

...,s OW0, s. Sp.smbsr % Rob
-tr H.Utsy. ihl detailing Cashier Of
-1s National Blnk, Of M1 G.lead,
Nlo Hst .e.1 il hiding for the past four
Fees. lu.riarcd himself 70 the L. 5.
art..ur he.e today, ari the bond for
as a.n--arca was liked at SO, 600, which
le ra. unable to give. He i5 charged
fIth .u. oines $4,000.
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BBUrAL ATrsNDANTs

Committed cuel Auociues ON So. Paul
Patients
ST.. PAUL september 2s.-Ths report
of ihs Rochester Ashull Investigating
committee was made public yesterday.
Dr. Rowers is entirely exonerated nom
Inv culpable neglect in the management
of ths Ashuu, but stringent suggestions
srs made tor the regulation Of attendants,
bv whom twenty atrocities are proved to
lave been committed. At the conclusion
,f the reading OF the committees report
ma after be- had been fully exoneratei,
l- Bowers rendered hi' resignation a'
rperiu eudert ard 10 was accepted
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shot bya a pIscarded Lover.

BALTIMORE, Md, September 2s.-JOhn
Fries a car conductor, to day shot aud
fatally wounded Miss Georgia V. Stone,
Who worked at the Mt. Vernon cotton
mills. He was her discarded lover.
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hungarian Murders His Fellow.

ALTOONA, PA, September 29.-Last
evening during a drunken quarrel at
Glen White, Peter Dunk, q Hungarian,
was probably fatally stabbed in the left
side by gorge Bsrnalate, afellow country
man. The assailant made bis escaps.
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Merlon Fsvors New York.

CITY OF MEXICO, September 2s.-Prom'
insnt business men and officials here say
they would prefer to see the Worlds Ex'
nosition of 1892 held in New York rather
than any western city.
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M1LLER's ELEVATION.

Oaice Partner Elam Says He VIII Go on
the Supreme Bench.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-The many Re-
publicans in Washington who have always
insisted that Attorney General Miller
would be nominated by President Harri-
son for the present vacant place on the
Supreme Bench, we're not much surprised
to-day to hear that John B. Elan, the sole
remaining partner of the law firm of Har-
rison. Miller & Elan, of indianapolis, had
made positive statement to that effect
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NEW YORK, September 29.-The Steam
o. Victoria arrived here 10 day from Gil
b-altsr. with ASS passengers. As small
-, rad developed among her passengers
fbs steamer Vas pnt in quarantine.
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ral.. R.a..r

o fls Register
CHAa rows, W. Va, September 29
-l1 enE n.c Of hog cholera has been
m lh.s end adjoining counties.
N-EE j. Beavers has les. thiriy-hye or
tea. Nr. b. r Rsmey au equal
lr.. O,hsr Losses iu the county are
s.s svv and viil zoo. mp 90 about three
Farmers are much alarmed.
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O,Rrien Writing n Novel.

LONDON, September 29.-Wm. 0'Brien,
NJ. P, is engaged in writing an Irish
poetic novel.
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Tho snnninrds Released.

TANIER, September 29.-The crew Of
the Spanish vessel captured by Rffisns off
the Morocco coast have been released.
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81 shnw for Glnss Pnckers.

PITTsBURe, September 29.-District
Master Workman Ross said yesterday that
the glass paIkers' application for a charter
to orgsaizs a national trade district to in-
clude cOpers, teamsters and other glass
house packers, would never be granted. II
the packers alone wished to organize and
had sufficient members to command a
charter there would be no objection offered.
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saIvatIon Army Tor South AmerIcf

LONDON, September 29.-General Booth
is sending q special officer to open Saliva
ton Army campaign in the Argentine Re
public He proposes to start very ener-
getic work there as soon as possible.
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Archblrhon Bombay Dad.

LONDON, September 29.-Most Rev. Leo
Porter, S. j., the Catholic Archbishop oi
Bombay is dead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-30

COMPLEXION powder is 50 absolute ne
-, of tbs refined toilet in this climate.
I,o1,1 uc@-oni,s combines every element Oh beau
ty and purity.
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No PIeuro- Pneumonia in Pennsylvania
WASHINGTON, September 29.-An Off
cial investigation into the reports of an ex-
trao7dinary outbreak of pleuro-pneumonia
among cattle in Chester, Montgomery and
Berks counties, Pa, proves them to be
uithout foundation.
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NEW FIRE BRIcR

A contract has lately been made with
some Philadelphia contractors to furnish a
new kind of fire brick for building pur-
poses. Under q new process the brick is
turned neat and beautiful and is specially
adapted for building purposes. A large
number have been ordered for a building
in Philadelphia, and il the test is satisiac-
tory, the brick will be used in a number
Of buildings in that city. The T., Q. x
St. l.. K. K. does big business in haul
ing brick from here, Captain John Porter
alone sending cut thirty carloads day.
The new pottery is in full blast. Il haa
baen running for the last two weeks and
will give employment to two hundred peo-
nile
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RAILROAD EXTENSION.

A good many Improvements have been
made here lately, the most Important
of which is the fine large Presbyterian
Church. This building cost Sls. 600 exciu'
Give Of the stoDe which was quarried near
town, and it is certainly an exceedingly
cheap and substantial edifee. oiher build
iugs are going up. Handsome structures
are being built by Mr. l.. o. Smith
and Mr.. W. A. Scott. A splendid
three story hotel will be erected by Sheriff
Sweeney, which will be material i'm
provement to the town. At the rear oi
Smiths Peoples Store large addition hss
been put up and is almost completed.
S snator Smith is one Of the most enter
prising ciiizsns Of the place, and be and
his sons deserve the prosperity they are
evidently enjoying. There are IN nli
twenty-five or tkirty houses going up;
There ia great demand for carpenter, enu
laborers of all kinds are scarce. Livery
body in New Cumberland IS busy
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DECEIVED BY DELILAH
TBB MIGHTY SAMSON SHORN OF HIS
LOCKS.
Three Great Lessons of the Old Bible Sory-womans
Power Over Man-How Men Fall Into
Fsmpaton-Dr. Talmags's Tab
arnacle Sermon.

BROOKLYN, September 2S.-After ex-
pounding the appropriate passages of
Scripture in the Brooklyn Tabernacle this
morning the Rev. T. De Witt Talmsge,
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[COEiiaued on Third Page.
The morning news., 1889-04-09
BRIGET BITS.

IT is wise child that goes out of the room to
| laugh when the old man mashes his thumb
Ierre Hdute Express.
WHAT were you thrashing your boy for last
mighty" asked a reighoor of Mr.. Caution.
wild oats, was the old mans reply.-PittS-
burg Chronicle
ma" said Willie lis man made of dustY"
YES my SON"
Was that the reason pa said his name was
mud when he forgot his umbrella the other
night!'-NeD York World
YOUNG WIFE-My love, have a delightful
surprise in store for you. You cannot guess
what it is
Young Husband (full OF the pleasantest an
ticipationsl-What is it, darling?
Young Wite-I've invited mother to spend the
holidays with us.-Courier.
LIoEKI--Why do you remain in the ball
roomf You are not guest, sir.
Stranger am detective, employed to
| guard Mrs. Van Stamps' diamonds.
Lonel-But her diamonds are not worth
watching. They PASTE
Stranger-My presence gives them the ap-
pearance OF reallty.-Chicdgo Journal.
AN INVISIBLE Color. -Professor-Mi Microscope
cal Investigations lead us to believe that there
are colors too delicate to be discerned by the
human eye-invlsible colors, we may call them.
| Studeut-I know the name of one of them,
sir.
Professor (surprised) Indeed! What is it?
Student-Blind mans buff. f.-Hdrper'S Bazdr.
YOUNG CoRKFITsRoY hastily seeks CAB on
his return from Europe and is driven rapidly to
his apartments.
Now, James" he remarks to his valet, ''you
telephone to my haDerdasher AMI my tailor
that they must come to me at once. Gracious,
| have been on the ocean fifteen days-blahst
the beastly weather! and don't know what
changes may have taken plac5 in the fashions"
-E1Och
COULDN'T ATTEND TO Such DErA1Ls-"Pve got
a complaint to MAKE, said an Office boy to his
employer
''What is it?"
''The bookkeeper kicked me, sir. don't want
no boOkkeeper TO kick me-"
''Of course he kicked you. You don't expect
me to attend to everything, do you? can't
look after all the little details or the business
myself. '-Erchdnge.
is halted by footpad. F. P.-Your money or
your life.
Guz.-wen, don't mind; I've only got
quarter
F. P.-Give it up. It's good for drink, any
how.
Guz.-A drink why, man alive, it's good for
t1oO; won't you treat?
+. P.-Cert, come along. Day
NOT REDUCED TO WANT desire to insert
this small advertisement in your paper to-mor-
row morning. she said.
This >, said the advertising clerk, looking it
over. will 20 among the wants"
Have you no wish column"
mo, mum. "
''Then, sir, said the young lady from Boston,
naugntly, y Ou need not insert II. ! simply
wish a situation as governess. That is all 1t
| is not case of want. Is there any newspaper
printed in English in this placeT"-ChicG0o
! Tribune.
COLD CoMFoRT-A young man in very thread
| bear clothes summer derby and op IN toed shoes
was shivering his way up Bates street yester-
day when benevolent old gentleman stopped
him and said:
why, man. you have no overcoatr'
"No, sir"
And your clothes are very thin
Yes sir"
You must suffer with the cold-actually
suffer-"
81 do, sir"
at is too bad-too bad; but while you suffer
| be consoled by the thought that this weather is
| making ice for next summers use. ."-Detroit
| Free Press.
The morning news., 1889-04-09
Rebuild the Church.

The desire to see the Independent Presbv-
terian church rebuilt Immediately is very
general among the people of Savannah.
If the expressions with regard to the mat
ter, which are heard on all sides, are any
indication Of what might be expected if
help were asked to rebuild it, there would
not be great deal of difficulty in raising a
very handsome sum in a very little while.
1t is believed that there are citizens of
large means who would regard it as a priv
ilege to contribute largely towards the re-
building of the church if the work were be-
gun at once. There are many reasons for
saying that contributions could be obtained
much more easily now than they could one
or two years hence.
Sentiment with regard to the old church
is very strong among all classes of people.
The sight Of the ruins gives the town the
heartache. and there is scarcely any an
nouncement that would be received with
more satisfaction than that the church
would be rebuilt Immediately, and that the
appearance Of the new structure would not
differ materially from that of the old.
OF course there is no disposition to iu-
struct the members of the church as to the
course they ought to pursue. They VIII do
what seems best to them. They know
the condition of tho church's finances, and
are better prepared than outsiders to judge
Of the help they would be likely to receive
if they should begin the work of rebuilding
promptly. 1t is certain, however, that
decision to rebuild without any delay would
be received with great favor, not only be-
cause Of the desire to see the church re-
stored to what it was as nearly as it can
possibly be, but also because 1t would en-
courage the building up at once of all the
burnt district and the improving of other
parts Of the city.
The officers of the church are acting
promptly and energetically. There is no
doubt that they will have the united support
of the congregation. and that their course
will give great satisfaction to the public.
The morning news., 1889-04-09
Estimates of the Loss.

There is a great difference of opionion
respecting the damage caused by Saturday
nights fire. and as it is impossible to get
the exact damage in each case this differ
ence will continue to exist. On Sunday
morning we placed the damage at 81, ESQ.,
600. This estimate was based upon the
best information obtainable at the time.
By many this was thought to be
about correct. Some thought it too
high. and others too low. Yesterday morn
ing we gave an estimate that was based
upon the judgment of a gentleman who
had gone over the burnt district pretty
carefully, and who is very well acquainted
with property, both real and personal, in
this city. That estimate was 500, 900. By
almost everybody this estimate was thought
to be too low. Few thought the damage
less than $1,000 900. and some thought it
greater than that amount
This morning we present another esti-
mate, based upon information furnished by
thoss Of the parties in interest who could
be found, and by those who are in posi-
ton to estimate the damage very closely
This estimate is about 5000, 200, and it is
probable that it is not very far out of tho
way,