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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-12
NEWS IN THE STATE.
ACCIDENT AND CRIME REPORTED PROM
WEST VIRGINIA.
A Deliberate Murder on the Streets Of Charleston
Business Man Missng-Prs at Parksrs
barg-A Number Of Accdents-0bsr
News Matters.
Special TtlerGm to he Register.

Special Telegram 10 he Reglster.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, November IL
This afternoon an old shoemaker, Barney
Jones, went into a bar-room with Rush
Mitchell, somewhat desperate character
for drink. Mitchell asked for a drink,
bat the bar-keeper refused tones IS he was
drunk. The parties then separated and
went out on the street. Shortly after
wards Jones went up to Mitchell, and
with a shoe-knife cut his throat. No
words were exchanged. Mitchell cannot
recover. Jones was arrested and jailed.
This makes six cases Of murder to be tried
at the December term Of the Circuit Court
Jones is said to have killed man in Vir-
ginia some years ago, and it is charged he
is not going under mis- right name here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-12
SANITY MoRMONs

Insist on Practioiny Polygamy in Canada
OTTAWA, November 1.-THE Mormons
who recently settled in tie Canadian
Northeast have intimsted THAR intention
of disputiDg the right Of the Dominion
Government to prevent the practice Of
polygsmy, and mskipg test case in the
courts if any interference is offered on the
part of tie Government 1t is contended
that there ia no law on the statute book OF
Canada that would reach Mormon poly.
gamy.
At the Department OF Justice it is learn
ed that immediate eteps will be taken TO
prosecute any one known TO he living in
pOlygamy, in view of the Mormons having
said they will defy the law in that re-
spect.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-12
YIELDS THE LAST LINK
A PIECBi OF CARPET WEIGHTED WITH
DEADLY MEANING
Fragment Proves That Cro1in Was Murdered in
the Carlson Couags-Burks Was the Tenant
Thsn-Ths Testimony Taken Yesterday.
Important Details.

CHICAGO, November II Yesterday af-
ternoon Captain Seheutiler cleanfei a
small piece of the strip of muddy carpet
raked out of the sewer in Lake View, on
Friday, and found that it was exactly sim
liar to the cheap ingram carpet sold 20 81.
B. Simonds" by Salesman Hatfield, OF A.
Prevell & Co.
The police viewed the finding Of the car
pet as of very great materiality. Pre-
viously the frame Of the vslise which had
contained the clothing was all there was to
rely upon. To have this positively iden-
titled as the frame OF the valise sold 10
Simmonds with the other articles was
recognized by all the lawyers for the prose
cntiOn as a very difficult task. In fact,
Hatfield as much as said he could not say
positively that it was the same.
Now that piece Of the carpet has been
recovered, and in such good state of
preservation, Judge Longenecker feels
much surer of his evidence. The carpet,
found in the same sewer with DR.. Oronin's
clothes, serves to locate Dr.. Cronin in the
Carlson cottage, whence the carpet came,
and where Martin Burke was ostensibly
residing at the time of the murder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-12
WINDOW GLASS POOL.
A Gigantic Combine Formed by Pittsburg
Concerns.

Concerns.
PITTsBURG, November 11.-A gigantic
pool, in which all the leading window
glass manufacturers of the United States
will cooperate as to price Ct product and
other matters of importance to the trade,
is now in process of organization. When
completed the combination will include
the members of the Pittsburg Consolidated
Window.Glass Company, the headquarters
OF which were transferred to Chicago last
week, and the Chambers q Mckee Com
pany, owner OF the tank glass-factory To-
Gated at Jeanette. There is a strong
probability that all the window-glass man.
ufacturers Of Baltimore and the large con-
Germs of Ohio and Indiana, which are not
controlled by the United Company, will
also enter the combination, as negotiations
looking to that end are now in progress.
At the State Department last week
charter was granted to the Pittsburg Con-
solidated Window Glass Company. The
signers to the application were Charles o
Smith, A. Clark Dravo, D. o. Cunning
ham, Abner W. Howard and Robert Gun
ningham, all OF whom are members Of
leading window glass manufacturing firms
in this city.
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HEnNAL HISTORY.


ia. Operation on Col. Goodloe His
Wound am Accident
IIs.-.>, ky, November IA
-1 vlo was ia Attendance upon Col.
ao-.o. sss the following medical his
trTo.Us case.
eas sbo, st l.i0 Oh Friday after
ra Attha, time be bsd had 10 diuner
a.I Itle -,ou. .ca and i1te-tnes were empty.
Ills condition remained reuarkably favor
b.. e Chat afternoon and night, and up TO
..o.c.ccS reVt day bis co1oi ion was such
tt tli not warrant any interference
wound. such as probing oc. At
0co.s ou Srurjsy he began 90
r.ous pointing ,0 tie coz
Ihe inteatnes had
.l. A consultation Of
w5s held imme-
Tas determined to
ari-sF mp the wounds
-ae 0hi eco was not to
- l a-ration was not
F am because the
co harm. What
N--r the injury. The
.s.. O'Clock, it being
..--. C'nuor and doish-
The iacision was not
SIDE. as reported, and
to. Oh the left side.
at TIE incision
.- ued.au lire. the
a 'ae 1esi opplrtuni-
me 1'esi1es and cleanse
.L cavity lt was found that
f.t ctei almost az right
iauIual cavity. the OBJ
ing '-e bal. having been a
Ht1,ye-t pocket. and that it
l-1m. one coil OF the in
rr irom ihe leo saecal
also one layer
'} Tee wound Of
HfN-A-AaNA
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THE EVIDENCE.
Important Testimony Taken In the Case
Yesterday

Important Testimony Taken In the Case
Yesterday.
CHICAGO, November 1l.-Miss Martha
Johnson, private Secretary of Microscopist
Bellfeld, was the first witness on the stand
in the Cronin case to-day. She merely
identified the bloody substance, which
Prof. Bellfeld had examined. Henry
Buchholz was next called. The defense
objected on the ground that his name had
not been furnished them with the indict-
ment. The court overruled the obi sction
stating that the rule was intended only to
prevent injustice to prisoners, when
there was not sufficient time to ex-
anime the characters of witnesses. II could
not be closely followed in this case. The
defense took an exception. BuehhOlz then
testified that Kunzs boarded with him in
April, 1889, under the name OF John
Kaiser. Charles Herhemer alfo testified
to Kunze passing under the name Of John
Kaiser at that time. John p. Damn, e
plumber, testified that in April Kuuze in
troduced Coughlin to him az a coed friend
of his, and said that Coughlin would do
anything for him (Kupz.). Other wit
nesses testified 10 a similar effect.
THE TINssnTH's STORY.
Gus. KlaheEe, the tiDsmith, was the
next witness. He said that on Monday
morning after the murder, Martin Burke
brought him tin box 10 be soldered. The
witness continued: 1--WE got to talking
about this case here, as ! read it in tine
paper Sunday morning, and be said that
DR.. Cronin wss British Spy and ought to
be killed. Witness testified that when he
tried to cut the cord TO the box
in order TO make q good job, Burke showed
his arm to one side rnd said: "For Goo's
sake don't cut it," or some remark like
that. told him had to cut il to make
job and he said 10 do it any way, it don't
make any difference what kind Of a job
it is.
Michael Walsh, a gas filter, testified
that in the latter part Of May he WAS at
work in Joliet. Martin Burke came there
and began roomiDg with him. They
roomed together until May Is. Burke
worked one day while there, for which he
received 81 CO.
Two witnesses then testii ID to coz
versation which they had with Beggs
after Cronin disappeared They were urg-
ing Beggs to have his camp take some
action. Beggs claimed that Croni1 would
turn up all right, and said that those on
the inner circle knew ali about it,
THE BLOODY CLOTHES.
Michael Gilbert, sewer cleaner, was the
next witness. he described in detail the
finding of DR.. Cronin's clothes, his box of
splints and his medical case, while clean
ing sewer in Lakeyiew on Friday last.
Mrs Conkling, at whose house DR.. Gro
min liveG, was then called and identified
the clothes as those worn by DR.. Cronin on
the night when he left her house for the
last time. She also identified the other
articles, including the box Of splints and
the case of surgical instruments as having
been taken by Dr. Cronin on that occasion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-12
LAMPSON ELECTED.
The Republican Candidate Gets in by the SKIN o.
HIS Tesh-0hsr Republican
0fcsfs Elected

COLUMBUS. O.. November 1.-THE eff
cial returns from sixty counties received
at the Secretary Of States Office, and the
twenty eight on kilograms from the officials
of the counties, indicate that the plurality
OF Lampson, Republican, for Lieutenant
Governor. will be 13l. These figures will
rot vary much from the final result. The
Republicans elect all the State ticket sx-
cen. Governor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-12
ALA CANARD.
A Reported Disagreement Between Booth
and m6ieakR.

a Reported Disagreement Between Booth
and Mo jeslxa.
NEW YORK, November 1.-THE Herald
this morning published q story of sensa-
tional nature. the substance of which was
a rumor of serious breach between Eiwin
Booth and Madame MOdieska, who are
starring together at the Broadway.
It was said that MOdjeska desired to
cancel her engagement because Of uDgen-
tlemanly and unchivalrous conduct on
the part of Mr. Booth toward herself, and
that she proposed 10 take legal steps at
once to secure a release from the Booth
BnIett combination. Both Mr.. Booth
and Nine. MOdjeska deny the report. They
will bring libel suits.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-12

The torturiug disease neuralgia is in
stantly relieved and rrpidly cured by Sal
vstion Oil.
Rev. VIM. Wm. H. Chapman, Pastor OF
NJ. E Church, Georgetown, D. c., wrote
ne: "Having had an opportunity to test
the excellent qualities of Dr.. Bulls Cougb
Syrup. hesitate not 10 say. it is the best
remedy have ever used in my family" "
For Group and whOOpiug cough it is sure
cure
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-12
MISS WILLARD REELECTED.
The President of the W. c. t. U. Wins
without Struggle.

Ane EreAluent OF the w, 4. T. u. Wins
without Struggle.
CHICAGO, November 11.-Miss Frances
E. Willard WAS reelected President of the
National WOman's Christian Temperance
Union this morning. The vote was prsc.
ticslly unanimous, since on the in formal
ballot bat nine votes were cast for Mrs.
]. Ellen Foster, of Iowa, who represents
the non-partisAn element in the conven-
tiOn.
THE VOTE IN DETAIL.
Battery D was we'll filled with specta-
tors daring the election. The Committee
on Credentials reported that 467 delegates
were authorized to vote for officers. After
considerable debate the number was cut
down to 46}. When the informal ballot
was counted, 43O of the ballots bore Miss
Willard's name. Besides the nine votes cast
for Mrs. Foster, there were number of
blank ballots and several ballots cast for
Miss Mary II. Hunt, of Boston, and for
Mrs. Woodbridge, the National Secretary
Miss Willard was duly notified Of her
election and made brief and fitting
speech in return.
ANOTHER BLOW AT MORTON.
Thsre was another brief spat over the
Merton saloon license question at the after
noon session. One of the delegates had
telegram from some one in the East
reasserting the statement that the
license for the bar room was
taken out by Mr.. Morton's mansger, Mrs.
Hoffman rose to speak, but Mrs. H. G.
Wallace shut off farther discussion by the
introduction of this resolution inasmuch
as Vice President Morton occupies second
position in authority in an administration
that fAvOrs the policy of high license, l
move that the whole matter be Dismissed
from the consideration Of the
convention as he could not
have done otherwise without
the policy of the party. This
was adopted. Senator Blair, of New
Hampshire, delivered an address. The
election OF officers was then taken up
Mrs. Caroline B. Buell. was re-slected Cor
responding Secretary, and Mrs. Mary A.
Woodbridge Recording Secretary; Mrs. L
NJ. N Stevens, Assistant Recording Secre-
tary, and Miss Esther Pugh, Treasurer.
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TAKE YOUR CHOICE.

Two Predictions ss to Bugaris-General
FOreig1 News
PARIS. November i 1.-The Journal De'
De Bats says that two regiments Of cavalry
have been summoned to Paris to suppress
the proposed Boulsrgist demonstration on
Tuesday next. There are rumors that no
attempt will be made to hold the demon
stratiou.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-12
NEWS OF THE SPORTS.
The Lssgus and Association Beard Mssts-Changss
in the Agrssmsnt-Sunol Sold 10 Bonner
Dempsey and Mitchell Matched.

NEW YORK, November 1.-THE BOsrd
Of Arbitration of the Base Ball League met
in the Fifth Avenue Hotel to-day TO take
action in regard to the qualifications
necessary for players who wish to join the
National League and American Aseocia.
tion. The board consisted Of Young, Day
and Rogers, ofthe League, and Krauthoff,
Stern and Byrne, of the Association.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-12
Travelling Man Mis.lnr.

Special Telegram TO the Register.
MoRGANTowN, w. VA, November IL
q. NJ. Stein, the travelling salesman for
S. S Marvin & Co., of Pittsburg, is miss
ing. He Jeff Fairchance on
October 15th for Morgantown
but never arrived here. His &C
counts are all right, and it is feared he has
been foully dealt with.
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FORCED TO oFLFE FROM ENGLAND

Criminal Charges Against Thirty N BILE
men and Ohicers.
LONDON, November 1l.-Warrsnts have
been issued for the arrest on a criminal
charge of thirty members of q West End
club. The men incriminated include the
heir to dukedom, the younger son of a
duke, peer, a well known finsncieT, sew
eral yOugsr sons Of peers and a number of
army officers. The latter have all resigned
their commissions in the army, and the
execution of the police warrants have been
temporarily withheld on the condition that
the persons charged with the crime leave
the country at once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-12
PAN-AMERICANS PLEASED.

Their Trip Through the Country Was
Revelation to Them.
PHILADELPHIA, November ll.-An
Associated Press reporter to-day inter
viewed the Psn-American delegates
on the impressions Of their tIip'
They all expressed great satisfaction,
and said the industrial exhibits hAo
been a revelation to them. Iney
had no doubt that American trade
with their countries would be largely IN
creased, if better transportation facilities
we're secured, and Americans made an ei-
fort 10 introduce their products.
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MILLIONS IN 1T.

A Valuable Bed of Aluminium Believed TO
Have Been Founo Near Erie.
ERIE, PA, November 1l.-People at
North Collins, this county, are much in
tested in the supposed discovery of a very
valuable bed of oIuminum; samples have
been sent 10 Philadelphia Tor snalysis and
they prove very encouraging; "A leading
as:ayer from that city will visit North
Collins ard the outcome il looked forward
to with much intest. A plant will be ope-
rated If the examination proves eatisiac-
tory, as the capital now stands ready for
investment.
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THE NEW CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY

VIII be Formiy Opened on Wednesday
Harrison To be Present.
WASHINGTON, November II. - The
Catholic Total Abstinence society will hold
meeting al the Ebbitt House on Thurs
day. Among those who will address the
meeting are Archbishop Ireland, Father
Nueent of Liverpool, Eug well known
temperance advocste Father Cleary, OF
Keuosha, Wis, Vice President; the Rev
Father Sleedy, ex-President; the Kew;
Father Cousty, Of Worcester, Mass, and
Father Elliott, of New York. The new
Catholic University will be formally
opened on Wednesday at 4 o'clock. Presi-
dent Harrison and Cabinet will be present
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-12
Train Out of Jail.

BosToY, November 1l.-Tbe persecutors
of Citizen George Francis Train learned
to-day to their sorrow that Stone walls
do not a prison make nor iron bars cage"
when it comes to the genial philosopher Of
Madison Square. Psycbo tonight is free
man after seven weeks sojourn 10
dingy cell OF the Suffolk county basiile.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-12
DEMPSEY AND MITCHELL.

Fight for $1,000 Between the Middle
weights.
BosToN, November IA telegram re-
ceived by Captain Cook in this city last
night said that Jack Dempsey aud young
Mitchell, of California, had been matched
to fight in two months at the Calilornis
Athletic Club rooms for purse Of S., 600,
and bet Of 8. 500 on the outside.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-12

special Telegram TO the Register.
WASHINGTON, D. O., November IL
Pensions have been issued TO West Vir-
giuia applicants ss follows: Original in
valid, Miner Shahan, Independence; in
crease, Franklin J. Walker, Pt. Pleasant
VIM Shearer, Alum Bridge; Richard Poole,
So Marys.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-12
Pnrned the BibIes.

OTTAWA, ONT, November IA gen
tleman who has j1st returned from the
Province of Quebec, snys that in one par
ish after mass on Sunday morning be saw
several hundred Bibles burned, in front Of
the church, at the instance o. the cure oi
the parish, who had collected them from
h;o uarishionera
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-12
The Carroll-Lueie Match f. or.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 11.-Tbe
middle weight contest between Mike
Lucie, of Troy, N. Y, and Jimmy Carroll,
of Brooklyn, which was 10 have taken
place at the Golden Gate Athletic Club
next Wednesday evening has been de-
cared off as Lucie is stated TO be suffer
ing from psoriasis. The match may posei-
bly, take place in January.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-12
MoRTON's CAFE.

Senator Blackburn buys whisky There in
Order to Answer Query.
WASHINGTON, November 11.-Senator
Blackburn, having been asked by the edi-
tor of a Western Democratic newspaper
whether liquor could be bought at Vice
President Morton's hotel by others than
guests of the house, went into the Shore
ham Cafe with the correspondent of the
Western newspaper, bought and drank
some good old Kentucky whisky and tht n
telegrspbed tie Western editor that al
though he was rot guest at the Shore
ham be had had no trouble in buying O
drink at lie cafe.
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Sad Dea.h at Grafton.

Special Telegram 20 the htglbIef,
GRAFTON, w. VA, November IL
o. NJ. Cline, familiarly known as Ollie,
the eldest son of Mr.. A. 7. Cline, division
chief operator at this point, died at 6:l5 to-
night of il fl ,mmatory rheumatism, after 8
few days sickness lie was one of Graf
toms most respected youths, and his death
is regretted by the whole community.
His sge was 18.
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ALL UNDER ARREsT.
Three Young Men Held for Shooting r
Young Woman.

FAIBMoNT, W. VA, November IL
Clifton james and two young men named
Wright, all from near shinnstOwn, were
brought here and lodged in Jail tonight to
await the result of injuries, Inflicted by
james upon q young woman Of alleged
questionable character named Toothman
by pistol shot Sunday night last. The
wound, it is believed, will prove fatal.
The parties were all drinking and james
claims the shooting was accidental. The
girl says he pointed his revolver in her face
and threatened her before. The affair oc-
cured just tast Of Pennington, this coun-
ty, and the details are revolving in the ex-
trsme.
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Costly Barn burning.

Spesidl 7eleordm to ne Register.
PARKBRsBURG, W. VA, November IL
A fine barn, one of the best in Weed
county, belonging to William A. Deemit,
of Chesterville, was burned, together
with four valuable horses, forty tons Of
hay and valuable implements. The lose
is eighteen hundred dollars, insured for
six hundred.
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A British steamer Lost.

LONDON, November 1.-THE British
steamer Queensmire, before reported
wrecked of the coast of Ireland after be-
ing on fire, has broken smidships and an
enormous quantity Of wrecksge has Il Isted
ashore. The bay in which the wreck lies
is strewn with timber, cotton and other
Wreckage.
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BOUGHT BY BONNER.

The Owner of Maud 5. PURCHASES the Won
derful Sunol.
NEW YORK, November 1l.-Mr. Robert
Bonner has purchased the great three year
old Sunol from Governor Stanford, Of Cali
fornia. Sunol on Saturday last trotted q
mile in unparalleled time for three-year-
old of2:104. Considering her age, Sunol's
performance is regarded as the greatest
ever made by a trOtting horse,
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WIN IPrnient RnIrarIa-

LONDON, November IA dispatch
from Constantinople to the Times says tina;
Count Herbert Bismarck, during his re-
cent visit to that city, informed Grand
Vizier Kiamil Pacba that the great powers
wOuld, under no circumstances, allow
Bulgaria TO be disturbed. COunt Herbert
Bismarck has returned to Friederichsruhe.
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A Tough Citizen Corfalled.

BUFFALO, n. Y, November ll.-Rich-
ard NJ. Mani cid, alias Robert Hamilton,
was arrested near Bradford, Pa, on Satur-
day evening for stealing horse and buggy
from this city and brought back here yes
terday. Il is believed he is one of the men
who broke jail at Cleveland, Ohio, on July
20, last, and killed deputy sheriff who was
pursuing them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-12

PORTLAND. ORE, November 1i.-Yes-
terday the passenger steamer J. h. Libby,
from WhatcOn, Puget Sound, was totally
destroyed by fire in the straits between
DADgeness and Smiths Island. The
steamer was valued at $50, 600. All the
passengers and crew escaped.
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Tie Nlce,,s nust Hang.

PIrrsBURe, November H. Chief Justice
Psxson, in the Supreme Court this morn
ing. rendered an opinion affirming the
Judgment of the lower court in the appeal
of Joseph and David Nicely. The men
were convicted of the murder OF Farmer
Umberger.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-12
FUN FORIowA.

Democrats WIN Make Lively Times In tho
Legislature.
CHICAGO, November IA dispatch to
the Nsrs from Des Moines, Iowa, says:
There is evidently going to be lively times
ia the legislature this winter. The Re-
publican majority is 80 small that every
effort will be brought to bear for the de-
feat Of Senator Allison and the enactment
o- a hiRh license law.
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Another Yale student Dsad.

NEW HAVEN, CT, November II -
Frederick P. Otis. Of the Yale Divinity
School, died last night at the New Haven
hospital, Of typhoid fever. His relstivea
reside at Oliget, Mich.
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The Boulapger nemon,tratIon.

PARIS, November 1.-The Solea says
that the recent interview between the
Car and Prince Bismarck during his
majestys visit TO Berlin resulted in de-
cision 10 oust Prince Ferdinand, Of BulgR-
ris, from the rulership of that country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-12
Tho Hirhsst PrIce Erer Pnid.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 11.-Sena-
tor Stanford was asked tonight to state
the price paid by Robert Bonner for Suuol.
He declined to give the figure but stated
that the price to he paid is the highest
ever paid for horse in the United States.