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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-29
IN DURANGO VILE.
The False Christ Captured and Lodged In
jail

The False Christ Captured ana Lougeu III
JAN.
SAVANNAH, GA, July 2S.-EdwaId
James, the cOlOred magistrate in Liberty
county who announced himself as the
Messiah after Dupont Bell had been sent to
the insane arylum. is in Jail tonight, and
will be sent to Milledgeville tomorrow.
Daring his short reign as Christ two human
beings had been offered as sacrifice
to appease his wrath. The whites were in
danger Of massacre and incendiarism. The
Sheriff Of Liberty county organized posse
Of 40 citizens, who, for the past two days,
have been securing the county. One OF
the first to be run in was James himself,
who was found stark naked, surrounded
by large number Of worshipers. They
would have defended him, but with wave
Of the hand James called on his followers
to be quiet, as he would soon rejoin them
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WILL FIGHT 1T OUT.

New York Union Printers Wnl Resist the
Reduction.
NEW YORK, July 2S.-TO-dsy s meeting
Of Typographical Union No. 6 is said to
have been the largest ever held in this city.
A thorough discussion of the troubles OF
the past week was had and by vote Of
about 500 to 400 it was decided TO resist to
the utmost any reduction in the price OF
composition. The printers regard Big SIX
"a the backbone OF trades uniOnism IN the
United States, aud it is assumed that II
the scale were reduced here, the printer s
stronghold, reductions would follow in the
trade au over the country.
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CHURCH PEOPLE DISAGREE.
The Split In the United Brethren Denomi-
nation Evidently Widening.

The Split In the United Brethren Denomt
nation Evidently Widening.
DELPHOs, o., July 2S.-The secession
in the United Brethren Church on
account of the rev liberal rul-
ing on the question Of secret 60
cieiies has progressed to the contest
for possession of the church property.
Both factions here seem equally
determined in these claims. Rev.
O. weyer, of Elids, was sent here
by the secessionists to preach, but was
ordered out of ths church by the oppos-
ing element. and a most disgraceful scene
ensued, which resulted in the reverend
gentleman proceeding with bis sermon.
More trouble is expected next Sunday.
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LATE NEWS CONDENSED.

The Liverpool cotton spinners have de-
termined to 90 on short time.
The Minnesota State Prison Board have
determined to employ the prisoners IN
making tubs.
The new Clyde steamer Thetis, win
$3.50. 600 worth of sugar on board, which
was believed to be lost, has arrived in Ne"
York.
Paris police raided the La Presse office
yesterday, and seized number OF letters
addressed to Gen. Boulanger.
Thomas F. World and daughter, Iillle,
were drowned at Toronto yesterday.
James Conaty, o Ri hmoud barkeeperr
shot his wife and cut his own throat yes
terday. Conaty died Immediately.
The striking miners at Ksugley, H.
have become riotous and serious trouble Ii
feared.
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SULLIVAN'S WINNINGS.
Nearly S25, 900 Put In His Pocket by the
Great Battle.

Great Battle.
NEW YORK, July 2s.-The proprietors
of the Illustrated Neics presented to Cham
piOn John L. Sullivan, yesterday, the
IS, 600 which they had contributed to the
$40, COO stakes put up for Snllivan in his
fight with Kilrain. Wakely and Johns
ton had already presented to Sullivan the
other IS, 900, which they had jointly put
up. This made, with the $40 600 stake
money won, the So 800 Of gate receipts
and the 81, eco personally from Kilrain,
the sum Of $40 600 which Sullivan had
made out of the fight
This afternoon Wakely ard Johnston
called at the Vanderbilt Hotel for Sulli-
van, and the three went TO the Illustrated
Nars Office together. They were closeted
with Arthur Lumley for an hour and
half. Before the visit was over Mr. Lum-
ley said that Sullivan could have the
Illustrated Necs stakes. Papers were
drawn up, making the transfer of the
$1,000.
Sullivan thanked Lumley and thrust
the papers in his pocket. This makes the
entire proceeds of his victory $24 600.
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GOING TO BOSTON.
John L sulllvan's Plans for the Coming
Summer.

NEW YORK, July 2s.-I! is believed to
be at last a settled feet that Of very early
hour this morning Mr.. John L Sullivan
will be on his way to his home in Boston,
accompanied by his brother Michael and
VIM. MuldOon. Sullivan wants to get
away quietly and get into Boston qui' tly,
If possible; consequently the hour of his
departure Is not generally known. He iu-
tends to spend the next six weeks as quiet
ly as he will be let, and thinks the best
way to get rest is to 20 to some of the re-
tired, out-of-the.wsy seaside villages on
the Eastern shore aud keep away from the
maddening crowd About the middle OF
September he intends to start on q tour
with Muldoon, Cleary and possibly Ashton,
and will open the season in Boston, after
which the champion of champions will pay
us here short visit
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HELENA KNOCKED OUT.
Selected as the Capital OF the
New state of Montana.

AnaoOnda Selected as the Capital OF the
New State of Montana.
HELENA, Mont, July 2s.-The Con-
vsntion went into Committee of the Whole
for consideration of State institutions and
public buildings, yesterday. Section .,
relating to the seat Of the
Capital, was taken up. Every
town in Montana was named for
this honor. A vote was called for under
confusion. Anaconda received splurality
which caused CONSERVATION aud excite
ment throughout the city. 1t was con-
sidered bluff, but the Helenaites are
sqitated. The vote stood 30 TO "a. A
call to adjourn was heard frequently.
The Convention finally adjourned until
Monday at 4 p. m.
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CHARLIE BLAMES JAKE.
he says KIraln shirked His Training
Donovan Treacherous.

He Says Rllrsin shirked His Training.
Donovan Treacherous.
LONDON, July 2S.-Mitchell, the Pugl-
ist, was interviewed at Queenstown to-day.
He said thst X lrain's defeat was due to
skirkiDg Of training, and to Overmuch con-
fdenca in his ability 10 beat Sullivan.
Donovan, said Mitchell had 70 right to
throw mp the sponge though Kilrain's
second, he was Sullivsn's man. The re-
port that Kilrain was severely punished
wss rubbish, s. he was in better form the
day after the fight than on entering the
ring. Sallivan was worse disfgured than
Kurain. Mitchell denied the truth Of the
reports that he had quarrel with KilraiD,
and said that he and Kilraiu were good
friends.
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wes,., Nsme rnken Down.

CHICAGO, July 2S Mr.. James G. West,
who has had control Of the Chicago Times
for eighteen months, retires to-day from
the management Of that Journal. The cap
tion, by James G.. West" which during
that period has stood st the head Of the
great paper founded by Mr.. Storey, will
be supplanted tomorrow by the words:
"By the Chicago Times Company" Mr..
H A. Hinskamp, Of Keokuk, Ia, is the
President of the company.
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WILD CHERRY AND GRASS

So extensive are these forests Of great
tree,-eome Of them fhy feet 10 in. hr't
although millions and millions
Of feet Of lumber are shipped annually,
for the most partthe regions maintains i'7
urimitive wildues4 Whsre the 'pfuos
and bemlock has been cut away, the nm
bsrmen have been surprised 20 -ee c.eiiy
suringiDg up. ard they cannot 'atiri1c-
torily explain the phenomenon ON sny
bssis than that birds have carried cherries
into the mountains They similarly ex'
pIsin the fsct that where the timber has
been cut away. grass bas grown up
naturally. They believe, therefore, that
sben the clearing has reissd far
coed laad for grazing purposes
will be produced.
The coal lields-ihe miDes-aDd mining
towos m ust be reserved for another letter.
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GREENBACK PRINCIPLES.
The National Chairman Finds 1t Necessary
to Define Them.

Inc NANlOnAl IL
to Define Them.
WASHINGTON, D. O., July 2s.-Cbair-
man Geo. o. Jones will issue a circular
tomorrow defining the purposes of the
National Greenbsck Convention to
be held on September -, and it's
probable declaration of principles
The convention, he says, will confine its
declarations of principles 20 the questions
of restored fraternity and spirit of true
American Nationality among the en-
tire people; to payment of public
debt according to original contracts,
to land, transportation, trusts, board
Of trade gambling on, and making prices
for American farm products; English con-
troll ever the volume of our money; Eng.
lish capital manufacturing or handling pro-
ducts Of American labor; and to such other
questions as affect the material interests
and welfare of the American people and
free government.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-29

NEwAEE. n. j., July 23-Fourteen out
of the twenty-five patent leather manu-
fac,urers Of this city have signed options
TO sell 90 English synd'cates on cash terms
but an option 20 take o7e-third in stock is
given. There is q stipulation that no
manufacturer who sells shall re-epgage in
the business within ave years The COM
bina,i0n is formed 10 maintain prices.
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A soupd Legal Opinion.

F Bsinbridge, Mundsy Esq, County
Attv CLAW Co., Tex, says: "Hsve used
Electric Bltters with most happy results
Nv brother also wss very low sith Mala-
TiI Fever and Jaundice, but was cured by
imsIv ~ nse Of this medicine. Am satisfied
Electric Bilters saved bis life
NJ d. I. Wilcoxsou, Of Horse Cave,
" adds a like testimony, saying; He
nosi,ively believes he would have died,
Pa u mot been for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward of, az well
80 cnre ali Malarial Diseases, end for all
T;dnev. Liver and Stomach Disorders
stands uBequaled. Price 5Oc. and 81 az
Logan & Co. e Drug store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-29

Earned hits, 2 each; two base hits, Ber-
ger, Harris and Hobrecht; three ase hit,
Williams; bases on balls, off Miller 3; off
Shamus 1; hit by pitcher, Ryn; passed
ball, Doyle; wild pitch. Shamus; struck
out, by Miller G, by shamus 2; sacrifice
hits, Ryn, Williams and o Rourke; stolen
bases, Doyle ., Miller 3, Berger; time, 1:45;
umpiree, Barrett and Harrington.
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Arrlalror the yorktown.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-This morning
Secretary Tracy was advised By Commo-
dore Rlmsey, Of the BrOOkly Navy Yard,
that the Yorktown was ready to start upon
her four days trial cruise. The trisl was
provided for in the contract, and was to
be made with four months Of the date Of
her provisional acceptance, which time
expires on the 4ih OF August After this
trial the Yorktown will 60 20 Newport for
her trial by Commodore Walkers board.
There vet remains about S27, 600 to be
paid the contractors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-29

N0RwALT. o, July SS.-The Sheriff
took Mrs. Salhe H. Thomasson, Of Ohicsgo
Junction, 10 the Toledo Insane Asylum
Thursday. She is q cousin Of the late Gen.
u S Grant. Her SIN c6on WAS brought
about bv the death Of near aud dear rela-
tives. She has lived In this county about
two years with son. she came to this
county from West Virginia
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uNcLE - TREAsUBY.

over s1oo. 100000 "a the Uoitsd states
Tr, ,asury.
WASHINGTON, July 25,-The couni OF
the cash and securities in the Uni.ed
States Treasury, incident to the trans
fer Of the Office from Mr.. Hyatt
to Mr. Huston, the incumbent, was com
pleted yesterday afternoon. The amount
reported on hand aggregated over 800. p
600. 600 in gold, silver aud paper, aud
Mr. Huston said it was all accounted for,
and that be would give receipt 70 his
nredfcsesOr TO that eject
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-29

MONDAY, AUGUST p,

Wm Sec The first r. gular Passenger IraIn
Run TO Eiklns.
DEER PARK, MD, July - General
Manager o. T. Brstz of the West Virginia
Central, ia here in consultation with Pes
dent II. G. Davis and Steve E.kins. i,
has been decid.d to run the first regular
passenger train with mail 70 E'kns, ~
Tggarts Valley, 10 miles south Of Cum
berland. on Monday, August y The tele-
graph line was completed last evening"
giving l3O miles of wire, with sixteen ci
fees. As completed 10 Eikins, the main
road ia 115 miles: T. K Garden brarch, s
miles, Davis branch, q 10 al, l5O.
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urRDER FIVE TIMES.
rBg gogglBB C2MS OF WHlCH AN OHIO
S-H1lI TgACHSR
d, r,,r,st ST. Linens NsE---A -as'a VIII
Es0w0rsa L.ais % Dsa.A' and ViAa-
ws Killing. 10 Order % Conceal
DE Deed.

sr rors July IS joseph A. Howell
o. school teacher. who has been on triai ID
Iissus. no, several days Psst' ea'iN'O
~ab numbering bis cousin, Mrs. Mionis
HAN srd her four young children, l'''
Brookd.d. in January lss1 and 'o'D
b1rpine tie bouse over their heads TO o0n
cs,l ,bs crime. was found guilty this ai'e'-
ro,, Of murder in The first degree. Sen
teacs was deferred.
HOWELL g HORRIBLE CRIME
The case has been in many respects one
Of The most sensational ever tried 10 the
west and dhssa.trac.cd universal attention
Howell was a young school teacher from
Iropton. Ohio. He went west snd located
at B,ookdsi. No, q few miles from
Linsus He secured the school at Brock
6eli and taugh. 1t part Of last winter, be-
ing universally liked. Minnie Hall, a
young widow with four chill
DION, and cousin Of Howel's,
lived five miles from Brook6sld in a little
farm holss. soon after his arrival, Howell
began calling on the widow, snd made re-
psated visits TO her house. He soon be-
came TO be- recognized as her lover, and
generally spent the time between Friday
ead Monday at the Hll house.
DIED BY HEE HErsAYEE
O, the nineteenth of January, 1so9,
Howell closed his closed his school at
Brockfsld. and walked TO tde Han home
stead carrying instruments with him with
which to psiio,m su abortion. Daring a
criminal operation. which be undertook
bimsef the woman died. Howell
then decovad the four children M
to the room aud murdered
them one By one in order to eonceii t1e
evidences OF his crime The oldest child,
a girl of Is. struggled terribly iog life, and
her body wss beat and cot 20 pieces. The
murierer had httie difficulty in disposing
of the other three. Without waiting 20
bury the bodies. be Sc. out for Brookhs.d
and walked the whole way A light snow
was falling. aud be was tracked tot1e town
by this means.
A. DESPERATE DEFENSE.
Howeus attorneys made q desperate
defense Witnesses. 10 is claimed, Wese
offered money TO prove an alhi for him.
His old father came on from lronton, o.,
20 aid his son. and bis means were spent
lavishly. Public sentiment against the
prisoner has been very strong, and there s.
little donb. that be would have been
lynched If ,he jury bad accui ted him.
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VALE B0ULANGER.

France at Last Repudiates the Arch Agi-
tstor.
PARIS, July 28.-Returns from 500
cantons show that Gen. B1ulsnger has
been successful in only twelve. Returns
are awaited from $50 cantOns. The hopes
of the Boulangists have fallen to zsro.
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uMeans Nothing.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 2s.-"There
is no significance whatever" re-
marked Walker Blaine, this morning,
sin the return Of ex-Consul Sswall to New
EuQland. He lives at Bath, Maine, and
his duties in connection with the Samoan
Commission having been finished, he has
returned home. There is no foundation
for the story that he has gone to Bar Har-
Dor to consult my father Regarding Sam
oan affairs, for there is no necessity for such
q cfsn -
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Sunday Baseball.

At Columbus Columbus TO- Louisville
II; hits, Columbus a. Louisville Is; errors,
Columbus 5, Louisville 7. Pitchers, Wid-
ner and Hecker.
At Brooklyn 1, Cincinnati 2;
hits. Brooklyn 4, Cincinnati .; errors,
Brooklyn 3, Cincinnati 2. Pitchers, Terry
and Duryea.
Kansas City-Athletic game postponed
on account of rain.
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LANCASTER, PA, July %. The large
building on North Queen street, owned By
A. O. Keel, and occupied by Reilly Bros.
& R,ub, hardware merchants, wa gutted
by FIRE this morning. David Beard,
fireman, was seriously injured By f'ilins
from ladder.
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nnlr ono of the Theorles.

LONDON, July 2s.-The publication Of
an article here to-day claiming that the
Whitechapel fend is woman, caused a
great sensation. Investigation shows that
fbeTe Is nothing more than q mere theory
10 base the statement on.
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sIlnistor Pholps Wm Take ais Tim

WAsHlNGr0S July 2S.-'It Is sunhkely
that Minister Phelps viii 20 to Berlin be-
fore September" said Assistant Secretary
Of State Wharton to-day, "ior there is
nothing that rtquires his p7eseoce there
now. When he vas appointed ii was pret.
ty well understood tina. he would have
several weeks in which 20 pnt his aGurs
10 this country 10 Orisr and he was given
an The time be askai llru
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TO SEEK EUROPE.
Barnum wnl Astonish the Old World with
His shows

His shows.
NEW YORK, July % 81 signed con-
tract to-day with Henderson Brothers, "
said George o. Starr, Barnum & Bsiley's
agent, yesterday, "by which the
Anchor line steamers City of Rome and
Furnessia are chartered to take "the
greatest show on EARTH to London. The
negotiations have been pending several
weeks.
This is one Of the biggest contracts
that steamship company has ever en-
tered into The City of Rome will sail on
Ootober 16 and the Furnessia on the 10Th.
II we need another vessel the Ethiopia
will be available. The cost Of transporta-
tion will be nearly $500, 600.
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AMRIrIors PARsONs

At the town Of Parsons which has bsen
benefited much by the lumber trace, a
very handsome depot, more correctly
station. has been erected Parsons has
grown so great that it has begun a serious
agitation Of the removal Of the county
seat of Tucker county from 81. George.
II is only a question of a short tine when
This will be brought before The ople 10
formal manner It will result Of course,
in one of those dsigreeAble couaty-seat
fights
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BASE BALL.
YesterdaY,a Game.
Special Telegram to the Register.

optCIaI ItItBTAIu 70 Iut heBlsIet.
CANTON, o, July Wheeling hit the
ball hard today, but not at the right time,
aEoeps in the third inning, when two runs
wsrs earned. Canton's few hits came
Sheu needed. Canton again played an er-
rofisss Rlme. After the game was finished
both teams adjourned to the club house,
Whsn they were placed under arrest. They
were released. to appear before Justice
Wettac isst evening. The fines will be
very light. Score:
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RRowN,s ROUGH EXPERIENCE.
The Wichita Banker Receivers Enough TO
TN Nplnt Ia KnnWa

The Wichita Banker Receivers Enough 10
Tell What He Knows.
WICHITA, KANSAS, July 28.-E. l.
Brown. the Wichita banker, who mys-
teriously disappeared jane 10, last, and
returned to his home recently in de-
mented condition, has recovered sufficient,
ly to talk to his friends. He says he must
have been assaulted and knocked sense
less. for he has no memory Of anything
that occurred for several weeks. He does
not know how he escaped from HIS aSdue
tors, or in what direction he came from
when he wandered back homs.
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Favorably Impressed by the LIncOlns.

Favorably Impressed by tho LIncoIns'
LONDON, July 28.-The American Min
lister aud Mrs. Lincoln gave their last pub
lie reception for the season on Friday, and
will start in few days for the German
watering places for brief visit Mr.. and
Mrs Lincoln and Miss Lincoln have made
a very favorable impression in London
society.
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An Ootorsnariau ORsrs - 600 for wife
COLUMBUS. IND, July 2S james
Morgan, a wealthy but eccentric citizen Of
Morgan county. northwest Of Asre, aged
eighty wears sdvertises in 3 local paper
that be will give S., COO for q wife. he
stipula;es that she must be young and
preposssssing 10 appearance.
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May Anderson. Birthday Party.

LONDON, July 29.-Mary Anderson gives
a birthday party tomorrow at her house,
near Hampstead. She has sent out invi-
tatious to a few friends. Americans here
have sent flowers. Miss Anderson's phy-
sicisn says the actress is improving daily.
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c,c,ora,s rsrr,bIe Work,

VIENNA, July 2s.-A cyclone in Han
gary, Trausylvania and Bukovina to-day,
swept over several thousand square miles
of territory. Hundreds Of persons were
killed, the crops destroyed and enormous
damage was done to houses and churches.
Three districts were completely rayaged.
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ANOTHE8 FLOOD REPORTED.

Heavy Loss by Rain Rumorsd In Calhoun
County.
SD.co rrr.rr 1 hs Rsg-tc.
ELLENH1Ro, W. Va, July % 1t is re-
ported to-day thata fearful alod last night
devastated Calhoun county, washing away
crops. fsncirg and even houses Some loss
of life is rumored, and the food is said to
be similar 30 the one experienced last week,
but particulars are very meogsr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-29

Newark. n. J., July % Four women
are here looking for Charles A. Lewis, the
defauldng purser of the steamer City OF
Albany, ofSea Beach, which plies between
Newark and Coney Island. Three claim
they are his wives, and one expected to be.
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NORRIs AeAIN FOMED.

Gov. jackson Refuses 60 Issue a Warrant
for Kilraiu.
BALTIMORE, ND, July 23-Aiter hi;
conference with Gov. Jackson at Salisbury
Detective Norris again showed up in Bal
timore to-day. It seems that the govern
or issued no warrant for Kilrain's arrest,
and that the detective viii be obliged to
10 back to Mississippi, as the grand jury
OF Marion county, where the otiense was
committed. bas not yet found an indict'
ment agalnlt The pugilists.
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Republicans cunning for Dom Pedro.

RIO DE JANERIo, July 2S.-The Portu-
gese, who fred shot at Dom Pedro, on
the night of July 16, while the latter was
leaving the theatre, is named Adrisns
Vale. He declares that he was instigsted
to make the attempt upon the Emperor's
life by Republican Association.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-29

CHICAGO. Jnly 27.-WG. Harrison'
a comedian, whose stage name ia William
Co.grier. fell dead from heart disef So IN
Petsr Schmutte's saloon, at 3lf State
street. Yesterday. He had been in Chicago
but a short time.
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Base Ball To-day.

The Wheeling team will arrive home
to-day, accompanied by Canton, and this
afternoon the two clubs will play on the
leland Park. Wheeling lost three games
at Canton, and they will make desperate
endeavor to take them from the Dsuber-
ties The game will be called at $3.50
O'Clock.
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neon steamers Ar1Ived.

NEW YORK, July 2S S-Arrived, steam
ers Unbria, Liverpool; La BOurgoyne,
Havre; Nsustria, Naples; Australia, Med
-iterranean ports.