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HIS TROUBLES ENDED.
Hopkins Dies at His Home, Surrounded b
Hia Family

Hopkins Dies at His Home, Surrounded by
His Family.
CINCINNATI, o., January 7.-Benjamin
E. Hopkins, late assistant cashier of the
deiunct Fidelity National Bank, died at
6:3O this morning, st his residences No.
26S Richmond street.
He was pArdoned by the President De-
cember 20, but the paper did not reach
the Columbus Penitentiary until Friday,
January 4. Mr.. Hopkins resched h'me
that evening, and after a joyful meeting
with his family, seemed to be exhausted by
the excitement and visitors were excluded.
lie never fully rallied, and died this morn
ing, surrounded by the memte,s Of his
family.
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soo,.,,.,. want Boul.nger.

PARIS, January IA meeting of Social
isis WAS held tonight to choose candi'
date for the vacant sea: in the department
of the Seine. One hundred and ten dele
gates representing all the Social commit
tses in the department were pretent
The meeting voted unanimously IN favor
Of Cen Boulapger. This action 1t is be-
iiavsd ensures the return Of Gen. Boulans
ger TO the Chamber Of Deputies ny great
majority. President CsrDot accompanied
bv Connt Won Munster. German Ambas-
sador has gone to RambOuillet On a hunt
ing expedition.
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n,,.r want the Flrht There.

BosroS, January This morning
Cant. Cook received a letter siSned by four
nromioent men of FL PasO, who offered
hiy Inducements to have the Sullivan-kil-
rain fight take place there. They oner 10
deposit $4,000 10 bave the hght take
place there, asking gate privilege, ana
guaranteeing immunity from molesia'i9n
and iutimatiug that the railroads make
spscial rates. The offer of the Texas men
VII be brought to the notice OF the pugl-
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cannlellns sRumor.-rsr.snaI.

tItc.NTs 'er-tm ,o Che Register
pAEs EE-BrEG. January 1T is now
reported thsi ihe death Of Mrs Thomas
Graham, which occurred two or three
days aso. near Mineral Wells. in this
county. was brought stout BY her son Al
bert. vhc 10 d. alleged. killed her while
insane us hss been in the s.ylum twice,
and is powerful fellow There are two
sides io the story. There afe many who
believe she was BILLED. while others say she
died of apoTleNy. The family is promi-
ncnt one.
To-day Ho1 W. n Chancellor. Captain
Ch' b smith Republican candidiie for
Congress Editor A b. White. Col. Droo.
man and Hon. J T. Meyer. members CT
h- leg stature, and v. b Archer. attor-
neY Of the Olio River railroad. an of this
r.iv .et ior Charleston. Among the more
rt'uremstei Legislators passing through
D. day gerc j. W Mason, VIM O. Daw-
.en. d. w Morris, s T. Mccormick. Judge
ai.N sell, state Senator MineaF aud n s..
White John A. hutchinson has also
gone 90 Charleston TO lock after the cleo
tIuu CASES
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THE 20" SETTLEMENT.
The Correspondence Involved In u Mado
Public.

The Correspondence Involved In n Mado
Public.
CHICAGO, January THE following IS
self-explanatoIy:
BOsroN, January 3.
Henry b. Stone, Jice President O., y. e 2.
Railicdy, Chicago:
/ did not telegraph yesterday, AZ
you requested, because it seemed
important under the circumstances AID
since we have been asked by the engineere
TO say what our position is that j. should
he done with the authority OF the whole
Executive Committee. The cammitie9 u
now in session, and am authorized and
instruc,ed to send the following:
''The company will not follow up,
blacklist or in any manner attempt b. pre-
scribe those who were concerned 40 the
strike. but on the contrary will chefriully
give TO all who have not been gully OF
violence or other improper corduct Tel.
ters of introduction, showing their rec'ri
in our service. ard will IN all proper ways
assist them in finding employment.
"The first duty Of tho management n To
those who are In the company ~ emoloy,
and we must remember and preie their IN
ter,sts by promot Ons ami by every other
means in our power. Beyond this, if 1t
should become necessary 10 90 optcide 81 tue
service for men in any cspicity ~ ls oar
intention TO select the best men
available in making select ons MOTTO ex-
clude these who wert engaged in the siIike
of February 27, If they are the beet men
available ard provided they nave not SINCE
bsen guilty of yioleuc4 o. other improper
conduct" .fus.
You>re authorized 10 give c py oi this
,,sssaa. ,o the engineers who called upon
you. cr prprrys
CHICAGO, January T. l--''
DR.. A b. Cqrao. Chairman Bro'herh'''
Locomotive Engineer; .,
DyAR SIR:-The above copy ~ telegram
| received yestsrday from Mf. feiklul'
onr President. and which in accordance
with his instructions, have snbmittfn 10
Won and which has teen fdlly dhcn-seo
with you and your committee
Yours truly,
rS;u.a1 HESRY T. STONE.
CHICAGO January d l7o3.
lfr Hnrv B. Stone Second Iiec-President
DEAR srR-we. the under-igned COM
nittee. In behalf oi cur respective organ
za,ions-tbe Brotherhood Of locomotive
Fn0ineers and Brotherhood Of LOcomo
i've Firemen- and ss rspress natives
n the ex employees OF the Burlington
Ivst.m. who left the service Of sad Com
ANY February 27ih., lsss or later. on
,ccount Of the strike. approve Of the ore
,oing aZaemtnt and here declare the
trike of said * employees a. settled.
YouIs truly.
[Signed. ALEX K CAyESEh
WIN C. HAYES.
A " PERLEY.
A ". LOGAN.
EDWARD KENT
THOs HUMPHREYs.
r p BELLOWS.
A. l.. MAY.
S NJ DIXON
l. MOONEY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-08

THE best medical writers claim that the
successful remedy for nasal catarrh must
be non irritating, easy Of application, and
one that will by its own action, reach all
the remote sores and liberated surfaces
The history Of the effort TO treat catarh
during the past few years obliges us to ad-
nit that only one remedy has completely
met these conditions, and that is Ely's
Cream Balm. This safe and pleasant
remedy has mastered cstarrh as nothing
else has ever done, and both physicians
and patients freely cOncede this fact The
more distressing symptoms quickly yield
40 ~
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Catarrh Cured.

A clergyman, after yeas Of suffering
f,om that loathsome disease, Catsrrb, ana
vainly trying every known remedy, a. anS lass
found a recipe which completely curea ilIl,'i an.
saved him from death. Any snfisfer ron ~
this dreadful disease sending seiI-Sa-
dressed stamped envelope 70 Froi; =; A
Lawrence, 50 Warren ST., New forK Oi'y'
viii recaiye the r.rin4 free nf charge
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Narrow Escape OF "A Princess.

ST. PETERSBURG, January Princes
Liven, while sleighriding at CharkoA, at
tempted TO cross the railroad track at that
place. A train that was rapidly approach
ing struck the sleigh and killed the coach
msn. Both of his feet were cnt of. The
princess was hurled from the sleigh 70 the
middle Of the track where she lay sense
less. The train pAsssd over her but did
her no injury.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-08
FOR Rlckets. Marasmus, and wasting Dis
orders OF children,

seoit's Emulsion Of Pure Cod Liver OIL
with Hveophospbites is unequalled. The
rspidity with which children gain flesh
and strength upon i: is very wonderful.
Peod the following: II have used Scotts
Emulsion in casss OF R'ckets and Marss-
mus of long standing. and have been more
than pleased with the results, as in every
eass the Improvement was marked.-J. NJ.
MAIN, NJ. D., New York.
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Helping Harrison.

NASHVILLE. TENN, January IA full
caucus of all the Republican members oi
both branches of the Legislature to-day
unanimously recommended Wm. Baxter,
of Knoxville, Temp. son OF the late Joho
Baxter, for a position in Gen. Harrison
cabinet. A resolution WAS adopted up
pointing committee 10 20 TO indianapolis
and lay the action of the caucus before the
pfesident-elect.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-08

WASHINGTON, January The entire
Republican COpere ssiOnal delegation from
Ohio called upon Msjor Mckinley at the
Ebbitt House this evening and assured
him that they would cordially and active
ly support his candidate for the Speaker
chip.
The feeling was unanimous and enthu-
siastic. The delegates express great conf
dence in the MsjOr's election.
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oaml,lIogand VVhIsky.

CLEVELAND o., January Harry IT,
arobeaugh, cashier and book keeper Tor
Hopkiuson. Parsons x Co., insurance
sgsn,s has fled the city, defaulter for at
least ss GOO and perhaps more. He leaves
a wife aud three children. UamohnS ara
love of liquor wrought his ruin. lie Is
supposed to be in Canada.
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Ann o,DoIIa Oan,t Have the Kids.

NEW YORK, January Judge An
drews, in the Supreme Court 10 day, dis
missed the writ of habeAs corpus obtained
by Ann O'Dslia Diss De Bar, the
''Spook" princess, to.obtain possession OF
her children, who are in the care of Mr..
Gerry's Society, and decided not to let her
get nOs aesiOn Of them.
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WIN Test Tho Exoln.ion Act.

WAsHISGToS, January TN the Uni
ted States Supreme Court to-day Governor
HcsdIy, of Ohio, in behalf of Chea Chan
Ping, appellant, vs.. the United States,
made motion to sdvauce the case for
argument. The Chinaman, Ping, left the
United States and was given return GER
tifcate, but when he sought 10 re-enter
this country he was refused admission
under the provisions of the Scott Exclus-
ion Act of 1883. Governor Hosdly, in
making the motion, said thai haste was ad-
visable,, as the constitutionslity of the
Exclusion Act WIS in queetiOn.
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Let rhsm ssyereIr Alone.

OF the two it woald be wiser to let the
teeth 70 unbrushtd thSn TO use some OF
the articles alleged 70 beautify and pre-
serve them. SOZODONT has done much
to drive thess tooth destroyers from the
field. Let them severely alone.
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on so the Mecca.

special Telegram 10 the Register.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, January L.
The town Of Point Pleasant was alive
with West Virginia statesmen this
afternoon on their way to the political
Mecca al Charleston. While waiting for
the X. & o. train they inspected the
several uoists OF interest and wound up
with an excellent supper at the Stortz
House. NJ. +. Tracy, former Wheel
ing boy, the urbane and accommodating
clerk, convinced his guests that be was
the right man in the right place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-08
THE PANAMA CANAL.
no FOREIGN POWER SHALL HAVE CONTROL
OF IT.
A Secret Debate IN the Senate Over The Rdumnds
Rssoluton-Ths Joint Resolution Adopted
No Foreigners 10 Monkey With
the Canal.

WASHINGTON, January THE resolu-
ton reported from the Committee on For
eign Relations in reference to the Panama
Canal Co, was taken mp by the Senate,
ard Mr. Gray rose to make a remark, but
was interrupted by motion by Mr.. Ed
munds and seconded by Hoar, that, in the
consideration Of the subject the doors be
closed. The galleries were accordingly
cleared, the doors closed, and the Senats at
1876 proceeded 10 the discussion of the
subject in secret session.
The secret session continued till $40,
when the doors were reopened. 1t was
then found that the discussion had been
carried on by Senators E1muuds, Sher-
man, Morgan, Gray, and Jones, Of Ark
and that the joint resolution was adopted
yeas 40, nays Shaving been modified
so as to read.
Resolved, By the Senats and House of
Representatives Of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled, that the
government Of the United States will look
with serious concern and disapproval
upon any connection Of any European
Government with the construction or con-
troll of any ship canal across the isthmus of
DarieD, or across Central AmeTics, and
must regard any such connection or con-
troll as injurious TO the just rights and in
terests OF the United States and as me-
mace to their welfare.
Section 2-That the President be and he
is Hereby requested to communicate this
expression Of the views Of the Government
OF the United States to the Governments
Of the countries OF Europe.
On motion Of Mr. Allison the existing
order as to the vote on tbs teriff bill was
extended for one day, in consequence Of
this days session having been occupied by
the Pansms canal resolution, 80 that th'
vote on the tlriff b II is TO be taken on the
22d, of January, al o'clock. Adjourned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-08
Selling at One Pound.

IINERPoOL, January Shares of the
Electric Sugar Refining Company were
sold to-day at one pound. Spectators are
hopeful that confidence in the company
will he reatoreI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-08

hiSNEAroLIs, MINI, January o.
Ths strike ol che coal handlers at Duluth
ass come 90 an eud. The men refused 10
le a-s-ssi for the expense Of hiring
,peaket, and balls. and were compelled 10
inset in -hs open cir. Last night it was
otc'cst to dlc.4tirus ths strike aud APP
ply I'r WORK al Che seduced rate
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The snndry Ci,II RIlI.

WAsHISGroN, January The sundry
civil appropriation bill was completed by
the committee to-day. The bill carries
500 S52. 800.
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G.mcken Not Acconntablo.

LRlPsIc, January 1t ia stated here
that Prot. GefIicken was released on the
gtound that he was not accountable for his
action.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-08


Tomorrow probably the most important
.-si,uof the legislature eyes held in this
state win convene
Astte organ Of the people and The Dem
o.r,Hc panty of West Virgins, The REC
rrrr desires to say anal word to the
Democratic members before the op.uing Of
the session The Democratic majoriiy is 40
exceedingly small that rot a single vote
can Pee spared Tee Democratic members
mus. act as unit throughout OF the
supremacy of Deuo.1cy in thsgoveTnmsnt
Of ihe State mu.t end.
Now is ROC time when We can afford TO
,ubbls about mea. It is the life Of the
party tba. .sat stake Let MS iis. firmly
eniblone Democracy and then, if vemust,
turn our attention to men.
We believe. and our dispatches this
morning from Charleston, confirm the BE-
lisG chat the Democrats Of the Legislature
thoroughly realize Che imperative nec's'i-
ties of tbIs cr-is, aud that au personal
visbs. likes. dislik,s and ambitions, will
be- buried cu. of eight. and Democratic
uprsmscy aloas Kept in view. There is
mus need. uow, 60 rscapitulale the train
oftiaslcus resulta that viii surely follow
o. islu.e TO doth.4 They are well known
io every Democrat. and must be avoided
at any sacrifice of personal desires.
There siu bsa caucus on the guberra-
torai contest Every Democratic member
must 70 mioit and abide by the decision
of the maiority. Ilis "a matter Of the most
vital importance. not alone to the Demo-
cratic parry. but to Che people OF the
whole State, that fraud shall no; b. per
miaei to triumph, and that the will Of The
ms.ority Of the honest voters Of the State
be- upheld. and the fair fame Of West Viz
gun vndicated
Every Democrat likewise, must 20
into the caucas for the selection Of d
United States Senator aud thus pledge
himself 90 vote ,or the man who is
the choice o, the msiouty, whether
that man may be his personal choice or
not TO IS not a question OF 'riaf Demo
crat. but staG ft. Democrat ~ an Tel
must De "a Democrat who shall succeed
blr EENNA. NOT only for tbe sake OF the
people aud the party 10 this State, bat ior
the sake o. the people and the party Of the
United sntss Vital questions will cone
before Che Senate Of the United States and
the Democracy carnot afford to lose a vote
or an advocate in that body.
There viii be persistent aud insidaous
efforts made by the politicians Of the Re
publican party to prevent this necessary
hamoay amors Democrats. There is
much at stake and The ground viii be
fought inch by inch. No means or meth
ods viii De- considered too desPicable by
the men who have deluged the State with
fraud. 90 be- used to carry their plans
through Vigilance. constant vigilance,
is what is necessary. Let the Democrats
act in harmony on all questions keep the
good of the people aad the party iolely in
view aud there will be no trouble in Sc
clrirg to the Democracy the ast victory
they have Won.
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TIN WEATHER

r- r....-r r.uusrlyania West Nrr.lia ana
0..r generally fslr. slightly warmer Win1- .e
....I.. a.....r.r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-08

I'f 'n. 1maic and neuralgis affections,
'a''''i'n oi has no peer. Price % oeats.
Caosea By an immense majority
'nl Cough syrup. Price only - cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-08
wnnl Grnwera, namands.

COLUMBUS, o., January THE Ohio
Wool Growers Association, to-day, sp-
pointed seven delegates to attend the Ma
tional meeting at Washington this week,
and adopting a serious of resolutions pro-
testing against the schedule of duties pre-
pared in the pending Senate amendment to
the tariff bill.
A. S. Lewis, late master workman of
District Assembly 35, X of L., has issued
special reply to Garnd Master Workman
Powderly, in which he makes personal
attack on Mr.. Powderly's official course
Lewis is now secretary of the National
Progressive Union of mine loborers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-08

TIE piadcsl Hanawha county cour, has
failed to dle am answer why they should
not be- punished Tor contempt of court in
aagauuy disobeyirg the iDiunctiye order
%, che Circuit Count They failed to 6ls
au answer ior the very good reason that
tbey have no answer TO fle. They have
mo- eNca.e 90 make Their action was
simply plain violation Of law ard rank
Outrage on the people, for which no posi-
b.e excuse can be made. The returns
they have sent 20 the Governor are illegal.
OoyEHSoR WILSON'S message Be- an al
miab.s and important document Hi
recommendation q, glrdiug the frauds Al
The Ucel. election should receive the care
ful attention of the legislature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-08

Horsferd's Acid Phosphate
Relieves Indigestion, Dyspepsia, etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-08

THE only Complexion Powder in the
world that is without vulgarity, without
injury to the user, and without doubt a
beautifisr is PczzOni'p
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-08

''IT1T'T" /" 7 NU.II = I0I1'77
Col z Birdie Hart Is here, aud Is filter
ing alleged news through his soft brain to
the iHisNgucer His dispatch in this
mornings lHielhgmcfr about what "a
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-02-21
BARRET'S BLUNDER.

The Speculative Tragedian Imagines He
 Can Play Mime. Modjeslsa to Suit His
 Own Sweet Will, But the Fair Countess
 Plays Second Fiddle to NJ Man, Not Even Booth.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 15-Mme. Mod jeska's black orbs snapped and she stamped her pretty foot angrily when she read the Chicago dispatch stating that her contract with Managers Nixon and Zim- merRann, of Philadelphia, for q thirty weeks engagement for $35,0 had been turned over to Booth and Barrett for S50,000. My dear sir" said the actress, ''Mr. Barrett promised to have me star jointly with MT. Booth, but when he forwarded the contract for me to sign, found by its terms was to be only aleading lady. For this reason rejected his contract. I can not afford to be lead ing lady to even Mir. Booth. Furthermore, l do not proTose to do so. For artisti reasons I would gladly star with MT. Booth, and to do so had made arrange ments with MT. Barrett by which 1 was to receive 5000 less for the season than Nixon and Zimmerman agreed to pay me. But MT. Barrett has not lived up to his promises. Think of me being billed IS leading lady! I am making arrange ments to fulfil my contract with Nixon and Zimmerman. MT. Barrett has seen lit to nave it stated in several Eastern papers that was to be Mr. Booths leading lady. He will find that he has made a great mis- Eake."
 The lady's husband stated that her con- tract was for S36000, and not SS5,000, as the dispatch stated. The management was also to furnish Mme. Modjeska with aprivate car, and pay all other expenses. The Philadelphia managers will be held io their original contract, and the result s watched here with interest.
The Russellville Democrat., 1889-02-21
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

A TERRIBLE raim storm prevailed be- | tween Dark's Mill and Pulaski, Tenn, on the night of the 10th. It was almost equal to waterspout over that entire territory. Every stream was filled to overHowing. Fences were destroyed, and in many cases outhouses in close proximity to the streets were swept away by the torrents of water. | AN illicit still and a complete, though crude apparatus for the production of corn whisky have been unearthed in Chicago and seized by the United States revenue officers.
 GEORGE NJ. PULLMAN has secured q prac- tical monopoly of the sleeping-car service of both classes of travel on the entire sys- tenn of transcontinental railroads.
 TIE Supreme Court of Tennessee has de cided that it cannot interfere in the matter of the Bates Evans controversy. It can not compel the Governor 10 do what he re- fuses to do.
 THE case of the Commonwealth of Ken lucky against James W. Tate, the default ing Treasurer, and the sureties on his official bond for, the rerm of 1882 and 1sS5, was begun on the lGth. The shortage on this bond is S59,2Sj 96,. and the case is a test one. Tate's total deilcit ia about S159,- 000, and if this suit is won the Common wealth win sue on all the other bonds.
 FoUR children of Mir. Wellington, living near Faulkner Station, Miss, were burned to death on the night of the 18th. Ar party in Delaware Bend, Texas, on the night Of the 10th, Charlie West was killed by a blr. Harris. West fired twice at Harris wouuding him. On retiring from the conflict Harris fired backward over his shoulder, the ball taking effect in tue fore head of West lie died instantly.
 A. NJ. SrREErER, late Union Labor can didate for President, advocates q fusion of the Prohibition aud Union Labor parties
 THE Democrats of the House have ar ranged for a caucus to consider the Mills resolution declaring Che Senate bin uncon- stitutional, and to discuss the present tariff situation generally
 THE regular physicians Of Massaohu- setts have begun an open warfare on the faith curists and have introduced a bill in the Legislature to prevent them from prac ticing iu that State.
 Of the 825 certificates of Congressman elect which should be on file with the Clerk of the House, only 20i have yet been pre- sented.
 RErREsENTATWe BRECKENRIDGE, of Arkansas, has sent communication 70 the House committe on olectious, calling the attention of tho committee to the resoiu- tions offered by the Hon. Charles Gros venor relating to tine congres sional elsctiou In thasecoud Aekansas District ana urging early action.