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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-23
GR00MS WIN AGAIN.
BROOKLYN BEATS NBW YORK APTBR A
HARD STRUGGLE
Brilliant All-AOund Work Done by Both Sides
The Brotherhood Fight-Spaldilg Declares
War-Hs Will Replace HS Play
sr With Young Blood.

NEW YORK, October 22.-The Brook
lyns won their second victory in the
worlds championship series to-day. Dark
ness again played an important part in
deciding the game. In deciding the ninth
inning, with the bases full and only one
man out, Gaffney called the game, to the
great JOY of the followers of the Brooklyn
club, and the intense disgust of the friends
of the Giants. CudwOrth, captain of the
Worcester club, lit big piece Of paper in
the grand stand and held il over his head.
President Day says that Cudworth will
not be allowed to enter the Polo grounds
again. Welch pitched poorly and O'DAy
was put in to pitch in the sixth inning.
Caruthers relieved Hughes in the eighth
inning. Tomorrow and Thursday the
games will be played at Brooklyn. At
tendance. g. 1S1. Score:
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A JURY AT LAST.
The Twelfth Man to Try the Cronin Murdsrss
Pound-Prssh Evidence Against Beggs'
KlrdsrOus Camp 20.

CHICAGO, October % "A complete jury
was secured 10 the CIonin case late this
afternoon. When this work had been fin
ished, the States Attorney asked for an
adjournment for two days, in order TO
give the prosecution time to make out a
plan for the presentation of its case. The
defense objected, ard Judge Mcconnell
compromised by sdjourniDg the hearing
until Thursdsy morning. The impan-
elliug of jury commenced on
August 80, and in all seven weeks
have been occupied in getting the jury;
1,09l jurcrs have been summoned, Of
whom 80 have been excused by counsel
for cause. In addition to the 1,O9l
special veniremen summoned, there were
only twenty -four on the regular panel dis
posed of; IT'S peremtOry challenges have
been used, of which the defense has used
ninety-seven. At the time the jury was
sworn in, Mr.. BeRgs, for the defendant,
had three peremtory challenges left and
the State twenty-five.
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AuImportAn, Miner. Conferences.

PTTTsBURG, October 25-At confer
ence Of prominent miners here to-day il
was decided TO make an effort 10 revive
the Inter State Miners aud Operators
agreement, which was IN existence for
several years prior 10 1888 /, is under.
stood that the operators and miners of
Ohio, Indiana ard Illinois are willing 90
re-snter the compact. The miners aifo
resolved to sioni by any agfeemcnt made
at the forthcoming convention 10 be held
At Columbus, Ohio.
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STARVING DAKorANs.

SIX Thousand Farmers Who are In
Want,
CHICAGO October pa special dis
patch from ST.. Paul So Us: The relief com
mittee Of the Chamber Of Commerce has
presented a startling report on the desti-
tuition existing in the DakOtas. In sub
stance it says the suffering and destitution
is much greater than has vet been report
ed. The report continues: Ramsey eoun-
~ has a population Of 600 people. OF
these about 5000 are engaged in farming
The frosts of last year cut Of the crops
generally snd the farmers we're obliged to
mortgage their farms for feed, provisions,
clothing, etc 10 carry them through last
winter.
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EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
Important Business Transacted In Yester-
days Session.

Important Business Transacted In Yester-
days Session.
NEW YORK, October - There was q
good attendance at the Protestant Episco-
pal Convention to day. The morning
services were conducted by Rev. DR..
franklin, Of New Jersey, and Bishop
Whitaker, Of Pennsylvania. DR.. Good
win, on behalf of the Committee on Canons,
presented a lengthy report, which was re-
ferred TO the next convention.
THE STATE OF THE CHURCH.
The Committee on the State OF the
Church gave a detailed account Of the
work done since the last convention. II
set forth that the ministry should no look
for recruits from the INDECENT only but
from the rich as well. They reported in
favor OF something being done for aged
clergy amp dwelt at length on the unsatis-
factory character of the Sunday school
work. On motion the report was trans
mitted to the House Of Bishops.
WILL MEET IN BALTIMORE.
The committee appointed to select q
place for the next convention reported in
favor of Baltimore. The report WAS
adopted and the convention will be held
there in 1892.
REVISION WORK.
The entire set of versicles ss amended
was adopted. The House then proceeded
to discuss the revision of the liturgie.
On motion of Rev. DR.. Hart, 1t was de-
cided that the Gloria Patria be printed at
the end of palm xiv. A message from
the House Of Bishops, recommending that
the Prayer of Humbleness be removed to a
place Immediately before the administra-
tiOn OF the Communion was received, but
the House of Delegates refused TO concur
in il. Messages from the House of Bish.
ops were also received announcing con-
curTence ia the resolution that the next
General Convention be held in Baltimore
and that the present one shall adjourn
next Thursday evening.
THE DIVORCE QUESTION.
DR.. Hatt moved the passage Of section
three, in the order Of the burial OF the
dead. 1t provides that in place Of the
rubric the minister shall say the
Lords prayer with an exhortation added
II was carried. The house concurred with |
the Bishops on the fourteenth division OF
the form ofprayer and Thanksgiving DR.
Hale, OF Iowa, moved an amendment TO be
used instead of the existing marriage GER
emony, a clause to cover the vexed ques-
lion Of divorce, which read: "And live
together in holy love unto their life's
end " This was adopted. Dr.. Hunting
ton Immediately voted TO reconsider. An
active debate followed by DR.. Hale and the
was approved a second time.
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INDUSTRIAL ITEMS
Picked Up About the Ony aad vieini,
Yesterday.

Up ADNuN NNNN and NIEInNfN
Yesterday.
Workmen were busy all day yesterday
tearing down the old and useless bulldogs
Il the Baltimore and OHIO railroad shop.
These old landmarks are oil being clesnd
away. The iron will he hauled AWAY IL
Is not known what Use will be made Of the
lumbsT
The West Virginia China Company now
have their works on in foil. Busine.s j.
good with them aud the chances fir iu-
provement in trade are excellent.
Business continues good a. Belrs foun-
dry. All hands are hard at work. Their
stove trade ia especially brisk, and con
stsntly gro sing larger
The K,na mill has bse1 making heavy
shipments for the pact few months
Splendid time has been made in all de-
pariments.
The Standard ia running foil in all de-
psrtment-.
Hobb,' gla,s house il raining fall snd
working steady. Tney are qlite busy
now
The old water tank at the Belmont
h'llsis being torn down, and neN one
will soon be erected 10 its stead.
At the new Wheeling Pottery q straw
boute and stable 10 in process Of o0nstruc-
tion. II is brick building, and is 100
feet long by 30 wide.
Wilson & Dunleyy's planning mill is
goirg a. hard a. possible. Busiress -
booming and good trade IL being carried
on.
The following item AbOnt the Wheeling
and Lake Erie K K. is from the Toledo
Bee: Oa November /, the construction
trims on the B1Eerst0n extension Of the
W. 4 L + will be taken n and nothing
more be done un.il spring. The company
has succeeded in completing 81 Il started
out to do, aud will have put IN operation
by November ist, - additional miles OF
road opening up the richest coal territory
10 the State. The terminus for the win
ter will he LsureltOp, q new town spnrg
Jog up because Of the opening Of the Lsur-
elton mine This. with the Dillon ard
Long Ran, will give tbe road nearly 80
cars Of coal per day. i may be that the
road will be extended 10 Portland, on the
Ohio, bot it u doubtful II the bosine-
done there will warrant il. This road D.
in admirable shape and will bring lots Of
trade to Toledo.
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United states Court Notes
Z T..s9r1-a 10 'hs Esglssr.

aa4at A'ala. ~ ~
MARr1NsBURG. W. VA, October r.
The United States District Court convened
hare this morning with Judge Jackson IN
the bench. After the regular routine OF
work the Judge delivered his charge the
or. I'd Jury, which was without doubt one
Sf the >blest delivered from the bench for
Years lie called the jury's attention
more strongly % the violation Of the pen
siop postal and revenue laws and the
illeyslity Of voting, stating that IN all his
long experience on the bench he had con
sidsred and weighed well these matters
and finds them 70 be constantly on the IN
crease instead Of decrease. The grand
iury then adjourned to their room to or
g.nize. 10 the afternoon the following
indictments were tried IN tie United
States Circuit Court; United States vs.
John H. Burns, Ei. Wilson and Jonn
Wright. for violation Of revenue laws, YER
diets mot guilty.; in the United States
Disiric. Court. Uaited States vs.. ". T.
PENNINGTON and Judson Roy for VIOLATION
revenue laws, verdicts guilty, sentence
in the former case was withheld for tne
present TIE latter was fined 500. Court
then adjourned until tomorrow morning
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Terrible OhoIera seourrs.

BALTIMORE. October p Secretary Car
ter, of the Health Board, has received
sanitary report from AsiAtic Turkey, show
ing the extent Of the epidemic OF cholera
in Mesopotamia, a part Of the country
lying between the Euphates and Tigris
rivers. The total number Of deaths from
cholera from July q TO September 20
g. us. Among the afflicted cities
BsgdAd, wherein there were 92i deaf
about five weeks; Nasrie, 4S5 deaths;
sors, 45O; Kerkank, 385; Kerbela, 3i3.
Chatra, 345.
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TERRIBLE DRoUrH.
Thousands OF Montana Cattle Dying for
Want OF water.

Thousands OF Montana Cattle Dying for
Want OF Water.
ST. PAUL. MINI, October 22.-Hon' L.
B. Res, Of Miles City, NJ. T., a member OF
the Montana legislature, arrived here to-
day and paints a terrible picture Of suffer
log from great drought. he says in West
srn Montana tie grass il literally with
cred away for want Of rain. Many thou
sands Of head OF cattle have starved TO
death for want OF grass and famished for
water. "Rarcbmen," said he, in that
part Of the State are paying IS high "a e2O
to S25 a ton for nay, and ia a week or two
it viii be impossible to get it at any price
Water Is being hauled In some cases as far
a. twenty mles, and several rachmen have
made preparations 20 20 further West
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reduction. He was attentively listened to
and heartily applsuded by bis hearers.
CANfPRRII, Is CONFIDENT.

CAMPBELL IS CONFIDENT.
The meeting began at such late hour
that it was impossible to carry out the
full programme, and Hon. Allen o. Myers,
who was on the platform, did not speak.
While Mr.. Outhwaite's address was in
progress, Mr.. Campbell was holding a
public reception in the lobby ofthe Globe
Hotel. For over three quarters of an
hour be stood and grasped the hands OF
the hundreds who thronged TO see him
A REGISTER reporter was one Of them,
and in reply to his queries, Mr.. Camp
bell stated that he was very much pleased
and encouraged by the results OF
the campaign so far. With the
exception of one or two counties, his
meetings had been more largely attended
than political meetings ever bad bsen in
Ohio. The Democrats were stirred up,
and they were making magnificent fight.
"Ofcourse, Ohio" be said, sis Republic
can State, but it is possible for the Democ-
racy to carry it, and we are making the
right sort OF a fight to do so. We will
make gains, l think, in every section Of
the State. but principally in the cities.
In the Northwestern Reserve, however,
there is a deep-sested disgust with For
akerism, and it will cut down the Repub-
licsn vote there. l find this same disgust
with the Republican regime all over the
State, especially in the cities,
where Forsker's appointees have done
much to make themselves unpopular.
The third term idea Is also a new thing in
Ohio politics, aud conservative men look
ON it with suspicion. All these things are
working in cur behalf, and they justify
the belief that the Democratic ticket will
be elected from top to bottom"
THE GOVERNORS WORK.
Mr.. Campbell expressed his regret that
be was not able to make more than one
address in Belmont county, but he is now
doing sll that a man can do, and his pro-
gramme will not permit any change He
goes from Bellaire TO Zinesville.
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p.-1o,sr,,nr the JOhnstown Dead.

JoHSsTOwN, PA, October p Sixteen
bodies Of flood victims were lifted and re-
inferred to-day. Every coffin was opened
and the remains carefully examined. A
large crowd of people, who had lost friends,
were present throughout the day, but only
one body, that Of Phillip COuItable, Of
this place, was identified. The remains
of all will be exposed to view st the place
Of re-interment. and a waiting room hss
been erected for the accommodation Of
those looking for friende. The ground ia
very wet where the bodies were taken
out to day, and most Of the cofiins were
half full OF water.
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convey The Bishops to Washington, sna
Cardinal Gibbons viii dedicate the new
University.
QUESTIONS TO BE DISCUSSED.
Ex-Governor John Lee Carroll, Cf Mary
land, Will preside at the Centennial Con-
gress, which will sit for several days in
Coneordis Opera House, and at which the
following papers will be read and discussed:
Charities, Peter L. Foy, st. Louis;
Temperance, " ]. II. Campbell. Philadel-
phia; ''T Catholic Press" George D
Wolf. Philadelphia; Church Music, "
Professor Herman Allen, Chicago; THE
Temporal Power" Charles ]. Bonaparte,
Baltimore; Societies, " H. 5 SpaunhOrst,
Sc. Louis; Education" +. J. Dunno,
Florida; sunday Observance" Manley
rello, Cleveland; Lay Action in the
Church" " II. F. BrownsOn, Detroit; "The
Church in America, " Richard II. Clarke,
New York; "RsformstOry Movements"
VIM. Seton, New Jersey; Catholic Con-
gress, by John Culinary Shea. editor OF
the American Netrs Of New York; "The
Work Of Women and Children in the In
dustrisl World, by ]. ". Cummings, Of
nWaAunr anu AhLuulAl EuutpAAuur tx
Judge Edmund F. Dame, OF Florida
Mr.. Dunno Is ths ex-Supreme Justice OF
Arizona. whom Precedent Grant 6ecapi-
tated for his sd-Ocacy of the parOchial
school system az against the public schools.
The relations Of capital and labor will
also be- discussed All the papers to be
read have already been perused and
passed upon by Cardinal Gibbons While |
the Congress will no doubt discuss at
length the labor question, IL is understood /
that it will not commit the Church to any /
particular attitude toward solving the /
problem. The question Of negro missions /
n the South will be discussed, aad steps .
10 be taken 10 advance the interests of the .
Chnrch in that direction. The Sunday
law question viii also be discussed, and q
irm stand taken on the matter.
The Congress will appoint a special
10 convey to the President Of
he United States s copy Of the resolutions
hat will be adopted extOlliDg the Gov
.rnment for the protection it has always
Afforded 70 religious liberty, and declsr-
ng that the Catholic Church aims 70 be
me OF the strongest supporters Of Ameri-
an institutions aud n guardian Of Ameri-
an morals. The convention will be COM
'ossd Of delegates from all States Of tee
Union, and Will have a membership of
lbout 600.
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TIE PorE,s REPREsENrATIvE.
ArohblahOp SATAN, whowm speak for Pop

Archbishop satalli, WhoWin speak for Pope
Leo MIL &C the Catholic Centennial.
BALTIMORE, Octo5er - Right Rev.
d J. OConnell, the messenger from Leo
NIIL to Cardinal Gibbons, has been ad-
vised that Most Rev. Francis Satalli, the
chief representative Of the Pope, will leave
Havre next Saturday for the United States.
Mr.. O'Connell, after the ceremonies Of
November next, will be the distinguished
VISITORS companion during a visit TO the
more important places in the country.
Tois duty Mar O'Connell performed once
before for the POPS representative, he
. having acting ss private secretary for Mgr
Conroy. Atclb shop Of Ardagh, who
brought the pa,lium TO the present Arch
bishop of Baltimore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-23

Earned runs, New York 4, Brooklyn 2;
two base hits, Gore, ConHor, Welch,
Pinckuey, Clark; three base hits, Tiernan,
Smith ., Hughes; home runs, COrkhin
and O'ROurke stolen bases, Tiernan, Ew-
ing, Richardson; dOnble plays, Collins snd
FOuiz; first base on balls, WEIGH 3, O'Day
3, Hughes, Csruthers l; passed balls,
Clark /; wild pitches, Hughes 1, O'DAy l !;
time Of game, POT; umpres, Gaffney and
Lynch.
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POPE AS ARBITRATOR.
TRB CAR ASKS LEO Kills SERVICES IN
THB BALKAN QUESTION.
Move That Kay Establish European Peace
Rnglishmsn Backing The Slave Trads-Ths
RnPsDrs Address 10 the Rsishsag-
General Porign News

PARIS, October 22.-The Rome CORE
spondent of the Figaro says that General
Ignatief has arrived there on q special
mission to the Vatican. General Ingatief,
the correspondent says, bears an autograph
letter from the Car accepting the srbitra'
tion OF the Pope in the Balkan question
and leaving His Holiness free 10 convoke
congress or adopt any other course
which in his judgment will lead TO the
establishment Of q mOdus pipendi between
Russia and Austria.
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SPALDING WILL FIGHT.
de Goes TO Law to Compel His Men
IL

He Goes TO Law to Compel His Men to
Accept His Terms.
CHICAGO, October % Unless all of
Spalding' recent players sign contracts by
Saturday, writs of injunction will be sued
out TO prevent their playing with any
other team. spaldiug is on the war path,
has half a dozen attorneys and will fight
the Brotherhood to the bitter end. All
the reserved players received in their mail
this morning notice couched in legal
terms, to the effect that a contract is await
ing their signature under the eighteenth
section of their last years agreement
which gives President Spslding the light
10 reserve them for the season.
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EMPIRE DEMOCRATS.
EnthusiastIo Meeting of the New York
Associations.

EntnublAbIO meotiuk VI tho 4NSh hoh N
Associations.
NEW YORK, October 22.-The annual
convention OF the State League Of Demo
cratic Clubs met in the Hoffman House to-
day. Gov. Hill appeared before the con-
vention and made brief address He said
The Democratic party stood exactly
where it did a year ago. It bad pledged
itself for tariff reform, and it reiterated
the pledge. The longer the pres
ent administration was in power
the more it would bs shown what wise
administration WAS that Of Grover Cleye-
land, for Grover Cleveland fulfilled the
pledges of his party. A letter wac read
from President Cleveland in which be pre-
dicted the triumph Of Democratic prirci-
pies. Resolutions were adopted endorsing
the State ticket and reafirming the st
Louis platform.
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GOV. GRAY ON OHIO.
He Thinks the Democrats Have A''
Chance Of Carrying the state

He Thinks the Democrats Have A'
Chance of Carrying the state
INDIANAPOLIS, October 22.-GovernOr
Gray returned to-day from a brief cam
paipn in Ohio. He will resume the stump
at Msrion and Dayton next week ne ne
says that be does not want to 90 on Ie.oIu .u
as prophesying great Democratic Viot'Iy
in Ohio next month, but be THINKS tnSfe Il i'
a good fighting chance, and all the oiIi,
nary signs of Democratic success Ne
thinks. are disceGnible. The Ohio RepuO-
licans are not sympathizing with GOV.
Foraker's third term ambition, and are
not-fghtipg with the accustomed vlgoi
Many more are demorslized by tue an
rer episode in national politics, anu ..' iOi
this and other reasons are much disss-,' 1,u
fed with Harrison's administration: 4ne
Governor thinks that unless the western
Reserve turns out with unusual stTeng'D
Mr.. Campbell will be elected.
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wvomine,s Industrial Growth.

WASHINGTON, D c., October 22.-Fran-
els E. Warren, the Governor of Wyoming,
has filed with the Secretary of the Inte-
rior his report for the year ended June &c.
1889. The population Of the Territory Is
estimated at from $4,000 to 105 COO, as
against 8 1l8 in 1870. The total assessed
value of all property in 1888 was sSl, 43l,,
495, as against Sl1, s57, ,344 in 1880, and
Sc. 924,357 in 1870.
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PoRrLASD. Mich, October 22.-FOrest
6res are resulting disastrously for farmers
in Po,tland. Ssbewa and Westphsla town
ships. Ionis county. A widow named
Spencer lost her house snd farm buildings
Yesterday in Sebewa. Cross ways have
burned on the high ways west Of Westpha-
lia. and farmers are fighting the flames
night ard day.
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aIad,tons,, COMING ar.at Ennrt

LONDON. October - Mr. Gladstone's
coming great speech at Southpor, next
Wednesday afternoon is regarded a. the
one great event in politics Of the week.
The tickets Of admission TO the ball where
the great Liberal orator is TO speak are al
exhausted. and enormous sums are offered
for single one by admirers Of the grand
old man.
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CHICAGO. October 22.-Axtell, the fa-
nous trotter, was brought here this morn
irg and was taken to Washington park,
where be will be kept for about a month,
at the expiration of which time he will be
taken to the farm Of NJ. P. ljams, at Terrs
Haute. Ind.
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T,mmapv Wants Fverythlng.

NEW YORK, Oetober 22.-Tbe Tam
many Hall organization tonight drafted a
communication to be sent TO the leaders Of
the County Democracy, refusing to coal
esce with them on the proposed agreement
of the one half Of The senators and Assem-
blymen from this city to be allotted 10 each
of the organizations.
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The Young women. Christian Association

The Young " otnsh NhTIsII1iI 7hs'VVIIRII
BALTIMORE, October 22.--The second
biennial conference of the Young WOmen's
Christian Association Of the United States
and Canada, began this afternoon at the
hall Of the Young Mems Christian Associs-
ton. Mrs. c E Beebe presided. Dele
gates were reported from fifty associations,
sn increase Of y during the past two
years. About one hundred delegates are
In attendance
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To Form a National OoIored League.

CHICAGO, October % John G. Jones,
colOred lawyer OF this city, who, many
years aso, strongly advocated the forming
OF State and National League among his
race, With a number Of prominent colored
men in different parts Of the United States,
have agreed TO call conference to meet in
Chicago, in June next for the purpose OF
forming National Loeeue.
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DECATUR, Ind, October 22.-Forest
ares have been raging in the neighbor-
hood Of this city for the last forty eight
hours doing an immense amount Of dam
age 10 crops. fences, timber, etc. There has
been no rain here for six weeks. The
wells and cisterns are giuing ont and
stock is suffering greatly for want Of rain.