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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-08
A SPLENDID IDEA.
A Talk Among Members of the Chsmbe OF
OF Commerce Last Evening.


There was nothing special before TIE
Chamber of Commerce last evening, but
following out the intention of the members
that they meet there Informally every
Thursday evening, number OF the gentle
men assembled last evening and discussed
various things in an informal manner.
Mr.. Henry Bser called the attention of
the other gentlemen to the fact that
ZiDesvilIe recently spent SIC, 900 in enter
taining The merchants Of Eastern and Gen.
trail OHIO for day to show what the city
contained.
Mr.. Qaarrier doubted the benefit of
such an expenditure OF money in that d.
rection, but he felt certain that if tire
merchants Of VIII 'eling would subscribe 10
a fund of S5 600 10 be used in getting up
an exposition in connection with the State
fair, il would be Of vast benefit to the city
and her mercantile interests.
This expression WAS generally acquiesced
in by those present, and Senator Scott
said he would state on behalf of the Gen.
tfal Glass Works, that if such move were
made for the next meeting of the State
Fair that they would erect a small furusce
on the grounds and show the people how
glassware is made.
Here is sample of the good these
Thursday evening meetings will do. This
idea sogn in such an Internal man
ner, will no doubt take seed and
grow, and if the gentlemen
who were preeent last evening take the in
teiest in the matter that they seem to feel
Wheeling will not only have a State fair
next season, but an exposition that people
will come miles TO see, and something that
we should have had long sgo. An expo
stion of Wheeling's industries in actual
operation on miniature scale would be
something worth eeeing. and as suggested
las. evening, the exposition might COM
mence week before the regular fair, and
continue week afterwards. This is an
idea that should be taken no and carried
out. With such gooo start il would be
certain to be grand success.
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Lexlslatiye Fieures.

RICHMOND. November At t1is hour
,midaigh unofficial returns from every
county in the S Sate except seven, shows
Democratic majority OF i2.7l5. TGe House
stands 79 Democrats IA Republicans;
doubtful. one. TIE 5 ns,e stauds: Dem
oc,ats. %; Republicans 9 aud one doubt
ful This is the smill,s, representation
the Republicans have had in the L gisla-
ture in the history Of the State.
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TARIFF REFORM.
Cleveland stm Holds High the Banner Of
Democracy.

Cleveland SIN Holds High the Banner of
Democracy.
WASHINGTON, November 7.-ExPresi-
dent Cleveland was interviewed last night
on the election results.
at is evident" said Mr.. Cleveland,
''that the leavsn of tariff reform has at
last leayened the whole lump. The West,
which hiss suffered the most from the uD-
iust burden of tariff taxation, has awak-
cred. The State platforms of Iowa and
OHIO we're abreast Of the st. Louis plat
form on The su' Jet of tariff reform. The
people have considered aud pissed judg-
ment. 1t was for the people to decide.
Tnsy are now deciding. 1t is enough for
me to say that sm satisied at the indi-
cations and results Of Tuesdays elections.
The verdict in Virginia indicates that the
South is still faithful to the Democracy OF
Jefferson and Jackson.
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derson." Henderson suffered from the
use Of mouey chiefly in Bellsire, Martins
Ferry a0d May nsrd
Browns friends attributes his defeat for
Comm issiouer 10 several ctuses. He was
the friend snd neighbor OF the present In
cumhent and he Was looked upon as Mr.
Cope'7 personal representative. Tde
Chronicle. the Republican organ, sssailed
the Democratic Auditor very vigorously,
and il its attacks condemned the Repu6li
can Commissioners. BIown's friends as
sert that these attacks had the effect in
tended and that another Republican corpse
hss been planted il the private graveyard
hack Ci the old stable on the Chronicle lOt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-08

WASHINGTON, November Tx Pfesi
dent Cleveland this afternoon called on
President Harrison.
It's understood tha. President Harrison
made good naiurtd reference to the re
cent eleeiious, which Mr.. Cleveland an
sSered in the same spirit. Mrs. Cieve'
land LEFT her card for Mrs Harrison.
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IN PITTSBURG.
The Pan-Amerioans 500 tho Wonders Of
Netarsl Gan.

Netdral GaH.
PITTsBUEG, November The Dele
gates to the PaD-American Congress visit
ed the various iron and steel plants of this
city to-day. They were highly grstiied
at the exhibit.
At night the delegates were taken to the
Exposition bnildings, whero there WAS q
magnificent display Of the city's Industrial
products. An arch Of electric lamps YVES
formed to read America for Americans"
North, Central and South. The delegate
we're then escorted to the river bank,
where thousands bad assembled. FOUr
immense gas jets were suddenly Lighted,
and shot their flames fifty fe.t in the sir.
Another column OF fl i,me sprarg from the
middle Of the river, in tower of fame
and boiling water. Chemicals were inject
ed into the pipes, and the flames took e
dozen different hues. The spectacle was
magnificent
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McKINNEY'S MAJORITY.

It is Now Estimated at over
10000.
RICHMOND, Va, November The
Richmond Dispa'D publishes a tsbulatsd
statement Of the vo,s OF the State this
morning giving Mckinney a majni;y CT
4l.O9o.
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PILLSBURY'S DEAL.
The Great Minneapolis Mills Sold 70
~ O0n OO0

The Great Minneapolis Mills Sold for
Ss,00O,O00.
NEW YORK, November 7.-Dispetches
received ID this city from O. A. Pillsbury,
the Minneapolis miller, state that he has
bsen notified by cable from London that
the s. 600, 600 necessary TO purchase the
Pillsbury and Washburn mills in Minnes-
polls has oil been subscribed and the deal
closed. The properties sold to the English
syndicate include besides the mills be-
longing TO @. A. Pillsbury and W. D.
wasbburn, the water power at st. An
tbony's Fslls, one hundred and thirty
elevators belonging to the Pillsbury in
teTest, and the controlling interest in an-
other elevator line.
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FOR WILSON'S PLACE.
MARYLAND Likely to send Governor Jackson
TO the senate.

BArrIMoRE, November Now that
the election is over, the Udi'ed States
Seastorship is the absorbing topic among
politicians Those who claim TO know say
that Euhu l. Jackson, tine present Gov
erpor Of the state, will undoubtedly sue
esef 5 nstor Wilson. The latter is aged
and. it is understood, does rot desire a re-
sl.ctio,. There are other d. girants from
the eastern shore OF Maryland, which, ac-
co,3ire 10 "A S,ate law aud custom, Is entl-
tled TO the prizs. State Senator John
Brown, of Gusen anne ard Henry Psge,
leadirg lawyer OF Somerset cocniy, are
IN the field, hat Senator GOImsn is thought
20 prefer Governor Jackson, and as his aid
aud Ia flusuce will 20 far toward dsterm'n'
irg who the winner shalt be, 1t Is safe to
say thst Governor Jackson will represent
Maryland.
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BARRETT SUSTAINED.

The Sugar Trust Receives Knock Out
Bow From the supreme Court.
New YORK, November The general
term of the Supreme Court to-day handed
down about ninety decisions upon c'ses
submitted during tbs past few mouths.
Among the most important was that in
which Judge Bsrrett's order dissOlving
the North River Sngar Refining Comgany
is sustained,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-08

NEVER give mp the ship. Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup will cure yOu, as it has done Others.
Price % cents.
A Baltimore B1tcher's Experience:-l
have Uttered with bad headache for years,
aud have tried many remedies without Oh
tanning relief, was advised to give Saliva
ton OIL a trial and it has entirely cured
me. ED. BALTz,
Lafayette Market, Baltimore, Md.
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yhey Did Not Elope.

CHICAGO, November THE report
that Philip D Armour, Jr, ard Mss
Mary Lester had elOped is untrue Their
marriage was celebrated yesterday alter
neon at the residence Of Phi ip D. Arnour.
No. 2l15 Prarie avenue. The Rev. Frank
W. Gunsaulus performed the ceremony.
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"FROD." "FROD."

The New York Republicans Have to Ex-
plain Their Defeat.
NEW YORK, November General
Knapp, OF the Republican State Commit
tee, announced this morning, at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, that "the most astounding
frauds upou the franchise had been dis
covered in Troy and other pieces" on the
part Of the Dam1crstie party il the recent
election. Hs could moi state what he tx-
pected TO DO about it, or whether tie Ie-
suits in the election would be affected by
,he disclosures.
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bismarck Renrs the News.

LONDON, November THE Vienna cor
respondent OF the Times says that Count
Herbert Bismarck will arrive in Bnda
Perth tomorrow to inform Emperor
Frrncis Joseph, Herr Tifza, the Hungarian
Premier, and Count Kslnoky Of toe results
of the interview in COnsianiiDople be-
tween the Emperor and the Sultan.
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TANNER EXPLAINS
The Repeal of HIS Pension Order by bus
sey Caused Foraker's Defeat.

WASHINGTON, November Tx Com
missioner of Pensions Tanner was to-day
asked ''What do yOu think contributed
most to bring about the defeat of the Re-
publican party in 0hio?"
Il am satisfied in my own mind" he
replied, "that one little thing turned hun
dred Of votes against Foraker, and that vas
the order of Bussey that set the Pension
Office at work turning our certificates for
- and 50 so q month. l made ~ order
that no certificate should be Issued for lese
than 81 a month, and this was overruled
by Bussty. Judging from my corr spOnd-
ence, and it is large, the modification Of
my order has char gsd hundreds Of votes in
ONO Shortly after il was done l was
told by Ohio Congressman that it woald
affect 81 least Is legislative districts and
play havoc with the Republicans.
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rracv,s Change Hands Around.

NEW YORK, November 7.-Sscretary
Tracy has concluded the programme out
lined at the time Commodore Ramsey was
made Chief Of the Bureau of Navigation,
by ordering Resr Admiral D. L Brsine to
the command of the New York Navy Yard
on the llth inst.
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Rnatnn art. Dnnnran.

Boston, November THE Boston base
ball club has signed P. J. Donovan, late
of the London, Olt., club, for the season
of 1890. Donovan is powerful batter,
remarkably fne ouliielder and fast base
rgnner, with but fsw equals in running to
first haze
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Mis- Drexel WIN Not Return.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November T.
Relatives of Miss Kate Drexel say that
from what they kcow Of her intention she
will not return to the world after taking
the white veil, but will continue ia her
novtiate until she becomes fall member
Of the nrder
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WHEELING W. VA FR. DAY MORNING, NOVEMBER g., 1889

stterd his men, substantially as it has
been told before. After this witness was
cross.examined q recess was taken.
In the afternoon Captain Setback took
the stand, and iold Of conversation which
10 had bad with O'Sullivan. The ice man
told him that be was net out Of his house
on the evening Of May A. He afterwards
retracitd this statement and admitted that
ne bad been cut for few minutes only.
O'Sullivan told wi,ness about his contract
with Cronip, but said that none of his men
had ever beea hurt. Chief Hubbsrd fol-
lowed Captain Setback. His testimony
was not important.
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N0N-SECTARIAN.
Cardinal Gibbons book Treats of the
Broad Truths of Religion

OarGlnhl dlbooIH booh At"SAo VI ''0
Broad Truths of Religion
BALTIMORE, November :. - Cardinal
Gibbons book, "Our Christian HeIiisg'," "
is tomorrow issusd by die publishers,
John Murphy & Co. To the memory Of
John Carroll, the patriarch Of the
American church aud 10 the prelates ard
CLERGY OF The Uoited States, heirs OF his
faith and hi3 mission, it Is sff-criOns'ely
Inscribed on the one huudredth anni7er
,ary of the creation OF the Catholic hier-
archy.
The book endeavOrs to show that the
fundamental trG,hs underlying Christian
ity sre sll n D,ible Of being demons'ra-
tel ny our unaided reason but are made
still more luminous by the light of Chris
tiari,y. l, has nothing to ssy against
oiher Christian denominations. Nest Of
the subjects discussed are advocated by
Protestant writers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-08

DEs MONIES. IA, November Com
plste unofficial returns give Boies, Demo
ocrat, Glib plurality for Governor. The
entire Democratic ticket Is probably elect
q 2 by plurali les somewhat smaller. Tie
Republicans probably retain control Of tbs
Senate bv two majority. The House is
Uroblblv il publican.
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ALLISON SAVED.

The Iowa Republicans Got ths Legisla-
/ turs.
DEs MONIES. IA, November Re
turns on the legislative ticket show tnat
tbe Republican msjority will be S, thus
iasuring The re election Of Senator Allison.
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a, american Sims Crew Lost.

YoKAHoMA, November THE Ameri-
caa ship Chesborough, Captain EicsoD,
from Hicago vie Hokadadi for New York,
has bsen wrecked on the northern ceast Of
Japan. Nineteen Of her crew were
drowned.
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Pensions for West virginians.

Special Telegram to the Register.
WASHINGTON, D. O., November L
Pensions have been granted in West Viz
einia rs follows: Original invalid, VIM.
A. Hewitt, Pa1kersburg; Andrew Moore,
McCurdy; George S Winkler, Seary; Jas.
P. Grouse, waverly; John Martin, Hart
ford City; John II. Bostwick, Mslden.
Rsasue-Oale5 D. Spencer, Tfontons;
George R)binson, Sissonvillei Thomas +.
Spencer, Lncaticn.
Reissue and IDcrease-Wasbiog'on liner,
Benefits Mills, and Jasper W. DAVIDSON,
Gairn.
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Approximate Figures.

CINCINNATI, November 7.-Unolieial
returns, including few official returns,
hsve been received from all the counties in
Ohio. They show plurality for Campbell
of IL, Asa.
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rENNsYLvANIA,s vorE.

Boyer sAs over 10000 Plurality for state
Treasurer.
PHILADELPHIA, November 7.-Reyistd
and fuller retrrus received for all counties
in Pennsylvania do not materially change
the figures already sent out. The latest
makes the plurality for Boy
sr. Republican,, for State Treasurer
80 231
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New Trial Of the Tnden VIII Case.

NEW YORK, November THE decision
in the Supreme Court in the Tilden will
case has been reversed by the decision of
the general term Of the Supreme Court and
a new trial ordered
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PETERSBURG SWEPT.
A s75O,OOO Fire In william Mshone's
Native Town.

Native Town.
PETERSBURG, VA, November IA ter
rble fire started at 3 o'clock this morning
in George II. Davis & Co.'s dry goods
house on Sycamore street, and spread with
incredible rapidity, burning down in
short time the whole iron front block and
adjoining properties. Lieut. Orichton, of
the police force, WAS in one of the build
ings when the wall fell in on him. He was
burned to death. Half block on each
side of Sycamore street from Tabb street is
gone. The estimated loss is $3.50, 600; in
auranca NOT vet ascertained
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CLARKsuN's AXE
swishes With RsvenEeful Force After the
Elections.

Special Telegram to the Register.
WASHINGTON, November IL. r Belt,
Industry, Calhoun county, vice J. Lynch
resigned; L. II. Spass, Looneyville, Rosne
county, vice A. Looney, resigned; Miss
Emma Mace, Pink, Calhoun county, vice
d. A. Brown, resigned; L. L. Pitchtord,
Sigman, Putnam county, vice A. II. Bray,
resigned; ]. Matheny, Stafford, Writ
county, vice Samuel Cline, resigned; W.
Barnes, Stsen, Calhoun county, vice O. T.
Stump, resigned; VIM. Gill, Tyler Greek,
Cabell county, vice W. H. johnson, re.
b.yned.
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An Ipiured Oomsdian wants Gore

CHICAGO, November Edwin Etroy,
we'll known comedian in Fi'zpatricS's
ip-van. wiDkle Company shot twice at
Arthur W. Gibson, violinist in the COM
pany, this morning, but did not iDJ ure
him. Elroy had proof that Glbson had
heen intimate with his wife.
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mis- CnIdmeII,s Enture.

PITTsBURG, November THE friends
of Miss Caldwell, who is in the city at
tending the ceremonies Of taking the veil
by Miss Drexel to-day, said it was under
stood by Miss OaldwelPs friends that she
would return 10 America and found su or
der, of which she will be the Pfioress.
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ALatn R.nrhilcnn nlnlm.

DEs MONIES, IA, November Il a. m.
-Therevised tisuSel az the Registers Rep
office give Blies, for Governor. 4, ,79O plu-
rality, and indicate the probable election
Of an the Republican State ticket except
the Glv.Tnor.
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rrrpacemen Get an Advance

YOUNGSTOWN, u, November Mot ces
have been posted in all the furnaces IN the
Mahoning Valloy, granting all employees
an increase in wages of 10 per cent. The
rev arrangement gees into effect Novem-
hnr The incresae wAa unsolicited.
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SENATORIAL SPgCULATIONS.
Who wm Succeed Payne In the L. :.
EnnAfo.

Who WnI Succeed Payne In the L. ;.
Senate
COLUMBUS, November 7. Now that the
Legislature is positively Democratic, the
question Of the election OF United States
Senator becomes OF sbsoi bing interest TO
that party. The Republicans bave anus
ed themselves speculating as to whether
Foster. Foraker, Mckinley or BulterwoTth
would succeed to Senator Payne's seat.
Now the sb3urdity Of such guesswork is
aopareat and the Democrats are taking
their turn. Half.a dozen names have bsen
mentioned, but no one would be so bold az
10 stake his political reputation as polit-
ical prophet on this or thai candidate.
There seems to be abundant reason 70
belieys that Senator Payne will not seek
.hs honor again. His years, if nothing
else would interfere with any ambition
he might have. Fer several years J. K.
McI. .eau, proprietor Of the CINCINNATI IN
gyjrer. has been regarded as a candidate
for seat in the Senate. Recently, hoT-
ever. MS name is not heard 10 that conDeo-
tion TO auy great extent.
SOME OF THE CANDIDATES.
Calvin S Brice, the Chairman of the
Ns,ioral Democratic Committee, was az
enc time regarded as the strongest candi-
date that the Ohio Democracy cOnld pre-
sent 70 tn Legislature, but his absence
from ,he State large part ofthe time has
given new sspirsnts clear field conpAra
lively. oc-,, ..,,
liongire. is sn av1Red candidate. Mr.
Thomas is hard az work. and has made
considerable headwsy. He will control
several Democratic membars of the Legisla-
ture.
One Of the best equipped men for the
Ssuajolsbip 70 Congressman Lawrence
! T. Neal, Of Clilhcoths. h hiss nore tx
periepcs in polltics aod public Office than
I snv Of the candidates and hes many
frierds Rewas the most formidable op'
oonant of Campbell before the convention
that nominated tbs Democratic eandida,e
for governor last Summer. la his travels
sbort the State this fail stumping for tue
ticket, he has msde the most favorable
mpIsssioo.
KLINE AND HURD.
Virgil P. Kline, of Cleveland, Is one Of
the best lawyers IN the Western Reserve,
-icorous and uocompIOmising Demo
crat. ieau;us toward free trade, aud an
other candidate for the gubsrnatoriai nom
nation that Campbell carried OIL. he ls
not an aggressive man in any sense, and
/ Roc NOT n-shed himself ~ all in the Sen
atorial questions The fact that Senator
Payne lives in the seme city, however
NAV hurt Klins's chances.
The Northwest has man who Wonld
sbiv renressnt the State in the Senate and
his name is Frank Hurd, an ex'Congress-
man. and known particularly because oi
his free trade views. There might he suel a
tbipg As Allen W. Thurman, son ofthe 'O.d
Roman" fl ling the place made so honor
ably by his ilnstIiOus father. be has
quite a strong iolloSiDgin the Democratic
convention Of las, summer f5f the place a'
the head Of the ticket.
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Pnnnlatinn OF the rwo Dakotas.

WASHINGTON, November Arthur q.
Melle,te, the Governor Of Dakota Territory
in bis annual report to the Secretary of the
Interior, says that the growth of populs-
ton in the Territory has been siueularly
rapid and stable, and now reaches o5O, 600
as against 4l5 6l0 in 1885.
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Annthsr nnntsr.non with Roulanger.

LONDON. November IA conference
between the leaders of the Boulangist par
ty was held to-day at the residence Of Gen
Boulanger, on the Islsnd Of jersey. Sixty
Of the prominent members ci the party
we're present.
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C..lE-r.N. ~. Va, November o.
oavr-..r Wilson iss telsgraphed Hon.
I.r Cuphel, of Oaio as follows.
N rs corgratu'atous upon your
..l. your crest victory and
... r..r viriicalOa.
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TOLEDO, November 7.-E. S. Van
Hoeser, q prominent church member and
cashier of tue Toledo National Bank, was
arrested last evening charged with en-
bszzling abOut $50 600 If the banks funds.
J. NJ. Mckee, teller of the bank, wss ALEC
arrested as an accomplice.