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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-03
VIILAINY HEAPED UP.
..-.... retwwRD'S CARRIER 0B CRlAb
IgN6THgNS oJE
r..s-i-, B,sFsl % Ca-ai2 Ias' IN Tine f"
ra.s A Revelation oi Three More
Na-ags-Aa'.as- Chapter
cfHsLa.

V,v vory August 2.-There was
-.-.-t ,s,o,d ia Christian Science circles
v..,e-1.v that the notorious Worthine,0'
Who .A.ppsd town last week otter .i ms
nan, b.stm..s aud othsr crimes were oi''
l,-.s had bsee located. Persons raae'eo
,n.s e,,y Yesterday from Montreal who re-
.--..s .5,. wor.hiBg.on sas there. he
...- and rse,so'zsd IN the corridors 0i
w.. w,,5.r Hotel in that city Those
WHO cav tssy SOW him recognized ni-n no'
.s w,r.sirriau. ths Caris.isn oeientisr
I.,rsC.r A B Warf the pIkota law
vr- whose robbed and deserted vile no"
iiss.n a maternity hospital
NEW vllLAISIEs DISCLOSED.
r.v,e- John D. Townsend tells s. story
,b,-t Worthingt1r that increases the sun
of his viliairies considerably. The story
ISN'T d.iuits erou,A 70 make an eXsct
rpu.ation Of the number Of his mar
risle. possible. but it makes is clear, II
true ihat Mrs P.unkett Is az least Worth
iogton's tenth Uiie.
Wo-l1.agtou was, according Co Lawy Or
Toausl-d. en euploye IN his oihce from
1-s- to 1869. He was then ksoTn as
Samuel Oakly Crawford, and this Is per
hans his correct name, since he Was 90 ihat
time living with bis mother and sister %
Ssuqsrties. Duriag this year that be vas
with LAWYER Townsend be appears 10 have
hen srfoai-hlv active ia his devotion TO
the IsG.ss. He c1urted q Miss Annie Bnn-
nsu cf Newark. and a Miss Hattie Black,
of Ro-svile, and paid frequent visits 20
Phlsds.1ha. vh.re be msrued g MISS
Moore. telegraph operator. He confessed
90 this uarriags TO- Lawyer Townsend oo-
fore Pee lsn bis employ.
MIS-. Crawford. who go- work ia w asn-
iuqtor. tried io gst @ divorce aiter ner nus
bs7s lsf her. Mr. Townsend says that
C-avfo.f o., Worthugton aitesward went
to Albany. and Fa, engaged to hiSa Louise
Croo. there. He cut o swell In Albany as
are.l estate ase7t. bat did rot msfry the
oirl Hew-s also engaged to Mr5 Lizzie
C.vsl. 81 ridos oi Toy, but he eoimlney
from her uuc'a ouier false pratencrsr ana
was arrested. tled aud sent to iAe pen'-
tenfsrv where he served tvo 7esrs and
hal H. l0- rrt Layer Ao~l az say
by oe,..i1- 9a some ts.l5v c'-y.cis, who
had rale pot to break jia-
IHREE MORE MARRIAGES.
Tasr Wor.h.rg,on went 10 Caicsgo and
married A Cay Fnl.is.d and deserted
hert-e dav after hermauisga. AtNenia
OLi5. tc married Miss May Barlow, the
dsueb.srof d Judge They bad one child,
and lit.s sixteen months Of married life,
Ws'tol. ss BE was known there, skipped
out. Al Major Eugene Bonner, he was
next smiled upon by Mrs Mary REYNOLDS
nt Peoria, IN. He got hold OF $1,000 o
Mrs. Reynolds money and rae on to Sal
Francisco, where be became acquainted
with judge Bidwell and was engaged % 5
married sgl.n. This time the lady wa
Miss IIy Lsngley. hlrs Reynolds how
ever. exposed hin, and be disappeared
and was last heard Of by Lawyer Towns
end at Salt Lake Ci;y.
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MHARFBOAT BURNED.
A Three Thousand Dollar Fire at St.
Na

A Three Thousand Dollar Fire at st. AL
bans, W. Va.
Special Telegram TO the Register.
CHARLESTON, August 3.-The wharf
boat, owned by j. NJ. Turner, at st. Al
baus, nesr here, was destroyed by FIRE this
morning. 1t contained merchandise,
which, together with the loss of the boat,
amounts to about $1,000. twas uuinsur-
ed. The boat contained about ten barrels
of oil, which made furnace heat ald de-
stroyed the hull. The origin of the fire is
a mystery. The suppOsition is that it took
FIRE from matches lying on the table IN the
office
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nrproLYrE VICTORIOUS.

The Insurgent General VIII Soon Have
Control of the Eotire Island.
NEW YORK, August 2.-The steamship
Ozams. which arrived at this port to-day,
brought some important news from Hayti,
she having left the port of GOnaivea July
81. On the oath, General Girardi, Hippo
lyte's Commander-in-C Chief, had taken
Fort Toussaint L'Ouverture, situated on Il
hill three miles northeast of Port-au-Princs
and shelled that town.
The Ozama wa1 escorted out Of Gonalves
harbor by the lated States steamship Os-
since. The captain of the Ozama Is Of
opinion that the next news from hayu
will be decisive and that Hippolyte will be
master of the situation.
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EACH GOT A SLICE.

The Purse In the Murphy Fight Divided
Murphy to Fight Warren.
SAN Francisco, August lat meet
ing Of the directors of the California Ath'
letio Club last night, the Murphy-Murphy
fight. which was partly finished Tuesday
night, was indefinitely postponed and the
purse consisting Of 81, 245. was divided be-
t. cen the two men. Frank Murphy re-
ceived 500. aud John Murphy S675. The
fight between Frank Murphy and Tommy
Warren, feather weights, for a purse o.
81, 500, vas also arranged. 1t will poobA
bly take place in September.
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trlsAN OLD STORY.

Rumor- rhas Fowdoriy WIN Reslgn from
ths h ci L. leadership
PHILADELPHIA, August 2.-I1ere is
again come talk here about T. v. Powder
ly resigaiug bis position as General Mas
ter Workman Of ths Epights Of Labor aud
becoming a candidate for election 20 Con
crsss. This story has been started bsiore
every Congressional elsc'i0n for The past
six years Sometimes the story is varied,
substituting some Government position for
Co1grsa Hr rovderiy himself has al
ways laughed a, gch rumoIs. aad his per-
sonal ireo1s here ss7 hat there il Just as
much truth n t1s iaa, stOr7 hs I'M the pre-
vious ones
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a Big Rallroad Venture.

WARSAW, IND, August 2.-The direc-
tors of the New York, Fort Wayne and
Chicago railroad, new route to run
yearly parallel with the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago road, met here yester-
day. A survey was ordered and COM
mittee to take up the right of way was
appointed. Work will commence on
August 8. 1t ia expected that cara will be
running through this county by Christmas.
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EdHsnIsn On HIS way Home.

ST. LOUIS, August Ed Hsnlan, the
oarsmnn passed through st. Louis to-day on
his way home from Australia. He thinks
Ssarle the greatest sculler in the world,
and that he will defeat O'Connor in their
coming race in England. Hanlan stopped
here long enough to take spin on CEeve
Coer Lake with Jake GaudauT.
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L.. ci...Hnn,es Bought.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Augzst 2-The
roited Gla7s Company, which already OWLS
81 the window glass works in this State
AID several outside, to-day bought the
Rsvstoae 1~T glass works, at MeadyiIle, Pa,
and the Diamond glass works at RAvenns,
Ohio.
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WELCOME TO HALsTEAD.

The Republicans of Cincinnati VIII Give
Him Rousing Reception.
CINCINNATI, August 2.-Mr. Murat
Halstead of the Commercial Gazette. who
has been in Germany to recover his health,
ia expected to reach home to-day. The
Republican clubs of Hamilton county have
arranged to give him public welcome to-
morrow night at Music Hall. Mayor
Mosby will preside. Mr W. H. Parhsm
will spesk a welcome on behalf Of the col
ored people. Mr.. NJ. A. jacob on the
part of the press snd Gov. Foraker on be-
half of the Republicans of the S ate.
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FIRES OF DISCONTENT.
West virginia Republicans Ready to Split
In fractional Fight.

In Faotional Fight.
gss-iaf T.Ieg7anl 20 De Rsgtstsr.
WASHINGTON, August There Is
trouble brewing between the Republican
leaders of West Virgins, which will de-
velop soon. The men who have done the
psrty work ard footed the bills, are in
dienant that Steve Ekins should boss
everything Eikins' liberal hospitality
has captured Harrison, aud Steve can have
anytbing he wants. but Etkins Is not salts
lied 70 boss West Virginia. Hens reaching
ont TO other States and debating appoint
ments for Maryland, for North Carolina,
snd for Virginia. There are breakers
ahead for Elkins.
Mckinley, Of Ohio, has his eye on the
next Ssnatorship for that Stats, though be
is laying low, rs ne does not want to lose
point in the speakership hghl. he has
coached his workers to look out for the
election Of Mckinley men to the Legisla-
ture, but be il very doubtful about the
election OF a Republican Legislature. he
ia afraid that the liquor troubles at Gin
cinnati will result in electing Demo
cratic delegation from Hamilton county.
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The Boston Woo Market.

Boston, August Wool market quiet.
OHIO and Pennsylvania y SAC; X1 and
above 35e: No. 1 3sc; Michigan S2c. Com
hing and delsine feeces, quiet ard uu-
changed. Territory woods, range 2Oa27ci
Texas wool 1926; Oregon 1929; Ohio
and Michigan IN washed, fair demand.
Pulled woOls, steady. Foreign Wools,
firm
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STARVED TO DEATH.
A Child Of One Of the Illinois Striking Miners Dies
Of Insufficient Food-Horibls Case Of
Suffering.

SPRING VALLEY, ILL, August q
Twin children belonging to the wife of
locked-Out miner died here this morning,
aud the physicians who attended them
pronounced it clear csse of starvation.
The mother had but little food in the
house and was unable to provide sufficient
uourishment for them.
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SMITH AGAINST sLUsHER.
A Deadly Family Feud OEOr a Two Dol
lar Hog.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August "A fieres
quarrel has broken out between the Smiths
and the Slushers, near Pineville, over hog
worth 81. The Smiths home was attacked
Saturday by the Slushers and volley
poured into the house which put holes
through the door and broke several win
dows. Smith retalinted by putting guard
armed with Winchesters, on Slushers' road
to Flat Lick, the nearest village. Both
sides are now we'll armed and are waiting
for each other. Incidentally all travel
along the road passing their homes is cut
off
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DETROIT MicHs August "A deaf
dumb, blind a-d insane girl vas found
near me uarke, house yesterday and taken
TO 2oac- laajQuNie-7 where. from a let
,-i I'lnt OBJ her psr5on. +. was learned
,-'' n-r acme 'gas S,els Howard, aged 2s
eAIs' and t-e- sh5 had walked from
','.l 'o... Pa, .o ilis city, in search Of an
aunt l1 c-c uq.lirg Is learned Of the
"l-', .o1,e o.. Che auns the unfortunate
s'rl T..l bel seat back 90 Scranton bv rsil
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THE DAM IS SAFE.

The People OF PIainfisld Breathe Freely
the First Time for Days.
PLAINFIELD. N. j., August 2-The
FeltvilIe dam is now safe and the water
hr1 lowered three feet. 1t will immedi-
ately be strengthened by heavy stone but
tresses and sdditiOnal sluce ways will be
cut SO that it may never again be threat
enipg Danger to PlaiDfe
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WASHINGTON, August 2.-Assisiant
Secretary Ticheror was taken suddenly Ill
in his Office in the Treasury Department
this morning snd had TO be removed TO MS
home for treatmeat. He has been IN bad
health for a long time and has WORKED
a great desl harder that bis friends tninR
be should have done.
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sULLIvAN's PLEA.
He Hopes to be Let or Lightly by
Lowry.

PTTsBURG, August 3.-John L. 5ulli-
van passed through the city this afternoon
in charge OF Sheriff Ohilds and one of In.
spectOr Byrne's men, en- route TO Missis-
sippi. He said he had made no attempt
to run away from srIest, and if Governor
Lowry had sent for him he would have
gone without the officers. He had his
side to present to the Governor ard hoped
ne would act leniently with him. If he
was fAed he would pay it, but did not
want to 20 TO prison.
The fight, be said. wPl forced upon him.
He was compelled to defend himself and
country. Arrangements had bssn made to
have the mill in Louisiana, but at the last
moment this was found impracticable.
As for KilIain, he did not know where he
Wss and would not like to meet him In
prison. He had whipped him fairly and
squarely and bore him nc i'll will.
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LOWRY ON HIS MUSCLE.
He Revokes Norris Agency Because He
Fails to Catch Kilrain.

He Revokes Norris Agency Because He
Fails to Catch Kilrain.
JACKSON, MISS August deputy
Sheriff Childs telegraphs from Pittsburg
thar he will arrive at Jackson with Sal
livau Sunday morning. 1t is probable
that Sullivan will give boad here for
his appearance at Purvis for trial on
the 12,h inst, the ds'1 fixed for the special
term Of court to be held for the trial OF the
prize fighters. Several sporting men are
Tesdy TO sign his bond. Snsal
Special Officer Norris turned mp here to-
day, and wound up long story with the
statement that Kilrain was in Canada.
The Governor at once withdrew the reward
offered for KilIain, and revoked Norris
agency.
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An rnltor km,d by ! LAWYER.

JACKSON, Miss August "A telegram
dated Rosedale, Miss, was received here
this afternoon announcing the killing Of
Charles NJ. Hull, editor of the Bolivar
county Democrat. by 1, A. Weissinger, q
LAWYER. to-day. No particulars. Hull is
,-,Toinently connected.
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LARORs HATEp FOE.
Aud Russell Harrison's Firm Frisnd-Ihos'
Furlong,s Record.

Aud Russell Harrison's Firm Frlsnd-Ihos'
Fuslong's Record.
WASHINGTON, August 2.-Ihomas Far
long. Of st. Louis, IS al applicant fer The
position Of Chief of the Secret Service Di-
vision Of the Treasury Department. Dur
ing the last campaign he was employed by
the Republican NsuOnsl Committee to do
secret work in Indiana. He was chief Of
ths detective service on the Missouri Pa
cidc daring the strike Of the Knights OF
Labor ir $50, snd was then credited with
oersscutiug the members Of tie order.
The Knights here have established the
fact that Furlong'5 appointment is TO be q
reward foy his services in Indiana during
the Campaiga, and 10 Russell Harrison in
the $40. 600 libel suit Of Schuyler Ctosby
ss1inst Price Russslps Montana news
paper, and with these weapons in their
hands, with the declaration Of FurlOng
that his mission in life vas to break up Ia
Dor organizations, they think they are
suoog enough to make it very hot for the
If the former Pittsbulger
be appointed.
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NIAGARA HARNEssxD.

4 Mechanic who Dsvlses Plan 10 Uhi-
izs It's Fosce.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Angus! Is. II. Pal
mer, d practical mecaanic employed at
the Central Car-Wheel Works, to-day as
tonished the Business Mems Association
by putting in demand for their prize of
500. 900 for harnessing the power of the
Niagara river, and moreover demonstrating
that he was entitled to the prize. Pal
mer's machine is simply an endless steel
bslt. two hundred feet long and twenty
feet wide, each link of which is tiny
Turbine wheel. When set crosswise 20
the current it moves with resistless force.
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POSTAL CHANGES.
New Routes for west Virs sinia Two Fourth
Class POstmasters

M ~ Routes Tor " est hlf& lnAA ANo No-ttA
Class POstmssters
special Telegram tothe Register.
WASHINGTON, D. G, August , Post
office at Location, Tucker county has been
mail goes to BOhen. The
following star route schedules in West
Virgins have been changed: Ravenswood
20 Jerry's Run, Tuesdays and Saturdays;
Charleston to Pleasant Treat, Tuesdays
and Saturdays; Red House Sncals TO Flat
Fork, from Hinton to GumOnet, from
Mineral Wells TO Plandale, from Rudy
Ripple to Oiaville, each on Tuesdays and
Satnrdays; Hanging Rock 10 Sabines,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from
Albright to Laurel Iron Works, same days;
Newburg to FellOWsyille. daily except
Sundeye.
Isaso Weaver has been commissioned
Postmaster SO Ireland, aud Andrew 3.
Wilson. at Sistersvilie
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Pen.lonn for west vlrsinIans.

s. -cici T.legrau, 10 nc Register.
WASHINGTON, August 2.-Pensions
were granted to West Virginia applicants
today "a follows: Original Invalid-
Lewis J.. Blackwell, Salathiel @. Outright
and Thomas J. Tucker. Iuorease-Wu-
lilm j. Castel.
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NOT NECESSARILY ARSENIC.
Sr. Ma5brlck 1sy Havo Died Of Some
Oth.r Poison.

LIVERPOOL, August "A. lbe trial OF
Mrs. MaybriolS to-day medical eHpers
testified that they believed tina; the'de,th
Of Mr. Maybricd had resulted from the
use Of arsenic The physician who made
the post mortem examination testified hat
death was caused by an inltant poison,
bat rot necessarily arsenic.
An analyst testified that be had exam
ined Mrs. Maybricka clothing and bad
found traces Of arsenic 10 q pccke. Of her
dressing gown, up1n ons cf ber hludker-
chiefs, and tlso uyon an apron that sne had
worn
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A SCANDAL ENDED.

The Notorious Seneca swain Goes to Prison
for Ten Yesrs.
CHICAGO, August "A special dispatch
from San Francisco says: Seneca Swain,
who was convicted Is months ago Of steal
ing diamonds from Mrs. Clara Bell Nc
Donald, Of this city, and Who was sen-
tenced to ten ysars in prison, had his sen-
tence affirmed yesterday By the Supreme
Court Swain Was IN adventurer Who
became intimate with Mrs. Mcdonald, and
waa largely responsible for her troubles
with her husband. a son Of the millionaire
President of the Pacific Bank.
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BREAKERS FoRPALNIER.
senator German Has Stuffed Club Lai
AWAY for Rim.

senator German Has Stuffed Club LAID
Away for BIN.
SDse.Gl Tsxgranl 70 ne Regt,,eT.
WASHINGTON, August , Public Print
er Palmer seems 70 have struck the gait
chat Republicans admire. He is bouncing
Democrats daily, and to-day dismissed q
humber Of Senator Gorman's appOintees.
As Gormsu il member Of the Senate
Printing COMMITTEES and Palmer has not
vet been confirmed, the Maryland Senator
" IN have q chance to retalate. Ia view
Of the narrow Republican majority IN the
Senate and G0rman's influence, he msy
make trouble for Palmer
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o.,,on ~ Roval Eiouette.

LONDON, August 2.-The proposed visit
of the Shah to Constantinople has fallen
through, all because of failure to agree
upOn the etiquette to be observed upon the
occasion. The Sultan is too high and
might parsonage TO go down to the dock
to greet the Shah on his arrival as other
European potentatcs have done, aud the
shah is I, big a gun altogether to make
his call at the Sultsn's lodgings. SO there
c,nRo, be any visit, and the Shah on his
return tsip will give ConstaahnoPle vide
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1,,Lev Prepares Tor var.

CossTAYrIyoPLE, August -E'ghiy
thousand Turkish Resargts rave Deen
called ont. The Porte il hug ng unii''n7
and stores. ard work is proceeding a1 'ne
Dock Yards With fsverish activity.
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MINERAL RICHES.

Colorado VIII Display Them to tho World
in a Palace.
PUEBLO, August 2,-The directors oi
Of the Colorado Mineral Palace Association
met at the Grand Hotel yesterday, and or
canized and elected officers. The Com
pany is capitalized at 100000 The
directors are capitalists of Denver, Colo
rsdo Springs and Pueblo The meeting
appointed ss secretary. Thomas Nelson,
who engineered tins Fort Worth Spring
Palace. The work Of construction is to
begin at once, the sight having been Sc
cured
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D.atb OF. Xyn,hIpetou Journalist.

WASHINGTON. August George H
Jameson, well known newspaper man
connected with the Washington Post, died
al an early houc this morning. after
short illless, Of malarisl fever He was
cosnscted with the National Republican
many years $40, and went from Washing
ton 20 Chicago, where for a long time ne
published a commercial paper called Daily
Business He returned to Washington last
February 70 sccept position on the FoSt
lie leaves a widow, the daughter Of Judge
j. j. NGnh of this city.
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Five Victims In q Mine.

MARQUETTE, MICH, August "A ter
ribly fatal explosion occurred at the Re-
public mine at five o'clock this afternoon.
Two cases of giant powder exploded in q
pit, killing two men and three boys. All
the victims were torn to shreda. Their
names have not yet been ascertain /.
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To Friradlte nnnlancer.

PARIS, August 2.-The In LbDfe says
that NJ. WaddingtoD, the French Emba3-
sador at London, has been directed 10 se-
certain what chances the Engllsh law AZ
fords for the extrsditiou ofGsn. BDulangtr
as guilty OF crime under the common
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PROBABLY BAsELEss.

\ Rumor That Minneapolis VIII Go Into
the League.
MINNEAPOLIS, August 1T is Iunored
here tonight that Manager Morton, OF
the Minneapolis base ball club, has re
ceived an offer to 20 into the National
Les3ue, and that it is among the pToba-
bilities that Minneapolis will take Pitts
burg's place in the parent organization
al the opening of the season Of 800.
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ADOhIo Town wiped out BY Fire.

CINCINNATI, August "A Iimes'Stdr
special from Ripley says that at O'Clock
this morning a fire broke out which en-
tirely destroyed every manufacturing
plsce in the ;Own. The loss is estimated
at 5000, 600. Three hundred men are
tbro,yn mt of empiovment.
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Four indians Escape ching.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, August 2 The four
Indians who were arrested by the Sheriff,
for shooting the fve-year-oldsOn Of Farmer
Walter Benjamin, near BeDdare, Neb., last
Saturday, narrowly escaped being lynched
by the excited people, while on the way
to iaiI vesterday
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p.rllamsntarr crl.I. % Italy.

ROME, August 2.-Great susplie e wss
caused to-day BIZ the suddrn Prorogaiion
Of Parliament No reason for TIE pr0fo-
cation is assigned, but it Is surmised to be
preliminary to dissolution and general
a1eoiion
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Is IT A FAILURE?
~ Three New Works } ia the ConueIls-
..lIf. StrgL..

Only Three New Works } .in the ConueIls-
VILE Strike.
CoNHELLsvfLLE. PA, August . The
efforts TO make tbe coke strike general
have thus fer met with email success. The
leaders o. the strike last night were f,ce ia
giving out the impression that this morn
Ing would witness the susp -n-ion Of wo,f
at Troi:er, Mas field, DonHeiiy, Cora. Bes-
semer, PenDsville and SluthTct No. !,
for certain, and possibly at even maay
more works. The day hes passed and ihe
list of idle works has been increased by She
addition Of only three works.
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A Mln,.ter ygent Astray.

LoU1svuLs, August George Siler
killed the Rev. Sam Sharp, Lebanon,
XIV this morning. Both were colored.
sharp was living with Siler's sister, claim
ing she was his wife.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-03
a Fine Horse Sold.

LEXINGTON, KY, July "A. J. Alex
snder, of the woodburn Stud, hss sold to
H. c. Graves & Sons, Sandwich, H., the
Bay Stallion Sandwich, 4 years old, by
Lord Russell, dam Rosabells, by Belmont
PAIGE $5, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-03
4 areat Rattle E1pected.

CAIRO, August 2-The main bodies oi
the British Army and the Der5ish Army
are now almost at striking distance OF each
other. The Dsrvishes are marching norIh-
ward, slowly and cautiously