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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-22

Hoods Sarsaparilla cures catarrh by eX-
pelliug impu,ity from the blood, which Is
the cause of the complaint. Give 1t Il
trial
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-22

Fresh fish just received, at Emmerts.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-22

The best 5 cent cigar in town, at En-
merits
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31
Ruae IlnlI Nnins

The Joe Wagner club will play the KEN
pie club next Friday. Answer through
REGISTER.
The Red Cross Oil club will play the
Standards, of the Island. next Saturday on
the ball park
The Clay School Juniors challenge any
club under l3 years Of age. They would
like to get a game for Saturday, August >.
The Browns will play the celebrated Red
Cross Oil club next Sunday at Benwood.
A good game is promised Game called
at p. m.
The Pink Roses have organized their
club and will challenge any nine under II
years of age. Address or call on Howard
Turby, manager, or j. Lynch, captain.
The Snowballs expected the challenge Of
the Belmont Stars on the Peninsula
grounds Thursday, ana will meet them on
the corner Of Sixteenth and McC0lloch
streets.
The Sunfiowcrs will postpone the game
OF base ball with the Wheeling Registers
for game Tuesday afternoon, on account
Of they cannot get all the players The
game will be called at half-past two o'clock.
The Shamrocks have reorganized with
the following players: Dick Miller, e. and
T. f.; Abe Buchanon, c. and r. f.. Chas.
Fox, D.: Els Gray. p; Mick Ritz, lst.
lst; Henry Bauch, 2d: Bob Buckley, Sd
Pete Niece 5. s.; George Murray, J. T.
w. Buckley, C. T. The Shamrocks would
like 10 hear from any club In the city for a
game on the Tunnel Green Sunday after
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31
CONDENSED NEWS.

Secretary Tracy stated Yesterday the
Baltimore will sail for Sweden with the
remains of John Ericsson late IN August.
Judge Allen b. Morse OF the Michigan
Supreme Court will probably be nominated
bv the Democrats for governor oil tha'
State at their convention on September lO
French Catholics of the Ogdensburg (N.
W diocese are demonstrating against the
annointment Of the Very Rev. DR.. Gabrie!S,
Of Troy. as coadlutor to Bishop Wadhams'
which il is rumored the pope Will make
They want u Frenchman.
Michigan soldiers encamped near Battle
Creek were recently driven from the town
by mob Of millmen because the wife oil
one OF them had been insulted bya trooper;
They afterward returned fully armed ana
dispersed the workmen.
The hoop mill Of the Anchor Mah1lac-
toring Company, Detroit, burned loSS'
81, 900.
Burglars robbed the Union Pacific ucke'
Office at Denver of Sl,5O.
John \. Burke and Edward Johnston,
two Omaha Aldermen, have been arrested
charged with accepting brlbes.
Alvin. Hal Pointer and Mambuno
Maid won in the Cleveland races yeSter-
i dispatch from New York says that
since the passage Of the silver bill silver
bullion is being shipped to Europe the
same as gold.
A motion for leave TO file a petition IN
error. in the case of "Brocky' Smith, the
Cincinnati murderer, will be argued in the
Supreme Court August b.
Charles Williams, of Dayton, Ohio, has
been convicted under the new law Of de-
serting his family, and was sent TO Jail.
George II. Thomas Post, G.. \. r., Gin
cinnati. at the last meeting passed reso-
luton favoring the appointment of some
ex-volunteer Union soldier as Colnel Har-
ris' successor at the Dayton Home
Khaftan. Bertha, Rainer. Long Time and
Al Farrow won in the St. Paul races.
The Lima Oil Exchange elected officers
and will open for business August II.
Defaulting City Clerk Geo. Ghegan, of
Paris. Ill, has been captured at Terre
Haute
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31
NEBRASKA INDEPENDENTS
Nominate state TIcket-Yan Wyck for
Congress.

LINCOLN, NEB., July 3O.-Thc lnde-
pendent State Convention did not con
cludc its laborS until o'clock this
morning. the candidate for Commis-
Sionor Of Public Lands and Buildings
not being nominated until after 3
o'clock
1t was g:l5 last night when the Con-
ycntion was again called to order. The
mention of the name OF DR.. Coleman,
fur ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, came near pre-
cipitating the expected trouble between
Butler and Burrows, and for over an
hour confusion reigncd. Order was
finally restored and nominations con-
tinucd, w. il. Deck, of Saunders
County, being successful on the second
ballot by vote GS2.
An attempt to adjourn failed, and
more wrangling enSued. 50 that it was
l. o'clock when ballot for Secretary
of State was taken, Charles NJ. May
berry, of Pawnce Countv, being success
ful. Little opposition developed to the
name Of J. Y. Wolfe, OF Lancaster, for
Treasurer, who was nominated on the
first ballot
The full ticket is as follows: For
Governor, J. II. Powers, Of Hitchcock
County; for Lieutenant Governor, w.
IL. Deck, of Saunders; Secretary of
State. NJ. c. Mayberry, of Pawnee;
Treasurer, J. v Wolfe, Of Lancaster;
Auditor. John Beatty, Of Holt; AttOr-
ney General, George w. Edgerton, of
Douglas; Commissioner of Public Lands
and Buildings, w. +. Weight, of Ncma-
hap; Superintendent Of Public lnstruc-
tion, ID. Almond, of FurnaS.
As soon aS the State convention had
adjourned the delegates to the First
district Congressional convention as
Scmbled and unanimously nominated eN-
Senator c. II. Van Wyck for Congress.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31
BUYING The ENGINES.
An Outnt for the Mcnongahela valley
Railroad.

PrrrsBURG, July 3O.-Mr William j.
Steele. OF the new Camden system OF
railroads in West Virginia, was in the
city Yesterday. He came 10 purchase
some locomotives from some Of the older
roads. The new line ON which these
will DE used is a short piece of track
and only small portion of the contem-
plated system When the line is opened
clean through TO the kanawha river ii
will bc equipped as thoroughly aS any
road I'm the country. Mr.. Steele succeed
ed in securing then locomotives. One Of
them was run ovel the Junction road TO
the Is. * O.. and then over the Wheel
ing division To that city. From there it
will bc run over the l.. X o. To Fair
mont. and there the new system now
commences. The engine taken out yes
terday is 20 be run on the division from
ClarkSburg TO Weston.
For years the last two towns have
been connected by a narrow gauge
road. 1t was the first one ever built in
West Virginia aud was great money
making affair. senator Camden, at
that time in the United States Senate,
was largely Interested in the road. lie
bought large quantities of timber and
coal lands and interested other capital
lists: as result, 10 was determined TO
build q standard gauge road from Fair
mount through the state to the mouth
of the Cauley river, and thence down
the great Kanawha to Charleston.
Mr.. steele in speaking of this said:
I'VE opened the new road on the l06th
anniversary of the founding of Harri-
son County (Clarksburg is the county
seaD even TO the day. Work on the
other branches will De pushed, from
what l learn, as rapidly as possible.
The route has been surveyed down to
the Kanawha and good deal of the
grading has been finished. With the
change of the guage from Weston to
Buckhannon, another important link
will have been welded"
This is the road that the B; y O. has
helped by guaranteeing its bonds. As
soon as the B. X O. extends its line from
Uniontowu to MorgantOwn, distance
of 22 miles. this new road will be put
i'm direct communication with PittSburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31
GENERAL AMNESTY.
TIE COyTENDIgG FACTIONS At BUENOS AYRES
KISS AND MAKE UP.
Forgiveness Promised tie RevOlntionists and Quiet
Rsgns Again-Ths Central American War;
Guatemala Effects Great Loan.
Cruz Recalled.

PARIS, JulY.-DiSpatches received
here from Bucnos Ayres, dated last eve
ming, announce that the Government
has granted general amnesty to all
persons who took part in the insurrec-
ton which broke out last Saturday.
4 steamer has arrived at Marseilles
from Buenos Ayres with !, 200 returning
emigrants on board. These people,
who were induced to leave France, Italy
and Germany for the Argentine Repub-
lie on account of the reported fertility
and prosperity of that country, return
in Il destitute and deSpairing condition.
They declare that it was impossible for
them to find employment, and that the
land is all taken up or held at high
prices, except in remote districts where
it is as yet valneless. They would have
starved had they remained longer in
the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31
GERMAN CATHOLICS.
A Great Church Convention To he Held
In Pittsburg.

PITrsBURG, July 3O.-One Of the
largest church conventions ever held in
Pittshurg will convene here September
% and continue in session four days.
The convention is that Of the German
Catholic Central Association Of Amer
lea From 500 to 600 German Catholic
priests are expected to attend and as
many more lay delegates from all the
churches In the country of that denOm-
nation. The four High Bishops Of the
Association will be present; also, the
distinguished Dr. Leibcr, Of Berlin,
Germany. who, as member Of the Ger
man Rcichstag, became famous several
years since by his successful opposition
To Bismarck in the latlcr's arbitrary
treatment Of the German Catholic priests
in the German empire. Many other
distinguished personages will attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31
BURNING UP A TOWN.
Inccndinries Want the oil Underneath Il
Village.

ToLEDo, O.. July 3O.-A most re
markable condition of affairs prevails al
BalrdStown. an old village on the Balti'
more and Ohio Railroad, about twenty
miles south of this city. 1t has had five
inccndiary fires within one week, and
every business house has been de-
stroyed. The alleged cause is this;
Some time ago the authorities passed
an ordinance forbidding the sinking OF
any gas or oil well within the town linn
its. Men who were holding town lots
at big prices, hoping to sell them to oil
men, thus found their aspirations
checked. Remarks were made that
what Is below the ground is more val
able than what is above it,"
The idea thata section of a communi-
ty, as is intimated. would set deliber-
ately at work and burn up town with
the view Of converting the site into oil
producing territory is something so sin
gular that one can scarcely believe it
possible and yet the statement is pub
licly intimated by citizens of the de-
Stroycd village.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31
TERRA ALTA SENSATION.
A Prominent Man Charged with Arson
and Bigamy.

Special Ts,egram 20 ne Regis'sr.
TERRA ALTA. July 3O.-Quite an eN-
citement was caused here to-day by the
arrest OF Marshal Spindlcr and his wife,
for the alleged crime of burning the
Crane building at that place a short
time ago. which building was occupied by
Fox Bros. general merchants. Beltds
DE Witt. ieweer, brother-in-law TO
Spindler. and in which resided the
families of De Witt and DR.. George Il.
Hardy. dentist. The building ana It's
entire contents were destroyed. 1t was
with the utmost difficulty that the fam
ilv of De Witt were rescued from the
burninp building. Spindler and his
wife had a preliminary hearing before
JuStice +. ID. Benson and were sent TO
Jail to-day 10 await the action oil the
Grand Jury.
After this trial was over woman
claiming To be Spndler'S first wiIe APP
peared and produced what purported to
be a marriage certificate made out IN
due form. and charged Spindlcr with
bigamv. She claimed To identity him
As the man to whom she was married
eleven years ago. and who, she says,
deserted her shortly afterward ana
who. q few years later. married WIG
No. AT Covington, Ky. The Justice
held Spindlcr ia "a bond of 500 for his
appearance at the next term OF court
Spindler IS one of the prominent mer-
chants of Terra Alta, and the affair has
created quite "A sensation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31
BLAINE ASKED IT.
Recall of Guatemala's Minister to the
United States.

CRY or GUATEMALA, July 3O.--lt is
reported here that DR.. Fernando Cruz,
the Guatemalan Minister to the United
States. has been recalled to Guatemala,
and that DR.. Lorenzo Montufar, now on
a special mission to Spain, has been
named to succeed him.
One rumor states that DR. Cruz is re-
turning to assume the Presidency Of
Guatemala, as President Barillas in
tends to abdicatc or leave DR. Cruz in
charge.
Another story is that Secretary Blaine
has asked the withdrawal of DIR. Cruz
from Washington. The cause Of this is
said to be that the Guatemalan Minister
has made use Of the newspapers to ven
tilate diplomatic intercourse with the
United States State Department. when
he had no business TO do SO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31

LoNpoN, July 3O.-The jury to-day.
IN the Dunlo divorce case. returned
verdict In favor OF Lady Dunlo. The
court room was crowded when the dee
clslon was announced IL was received
with cheers by the Sympathizcrs and
auhilrers oil the cX-music hall fay0ritc
Lady Dunlo on the stand.
Lady Dunlo took the witness stand
IN her own defense Her testi.
mony given in court Yesterday
was listened 10 with rapt attention and
created a favorable impression She looked
pale and exhausted, but bore the ordeal of
long and searching examination SPLEEN
1ldly. She detailed the history OF her
naiSon with Weston, the American. the
iSther OF her child, and solemnly declared
| that she had never been Wcrfheirr.r-.
mistress. After her marriage She berrei
Lord Dunlo 70 take her 10 Australia. as be
had promised, but he said II he went alone
ms father would allow him upon his return
10 I'VE with her. II he remained in Fue-
lanu MS father would have nothing f0 dl
with him. Dunlo left Immediately
shortly after Wertheimcr returned from
America she said She went TO live with lir,
IN his house, but he never slept ia the house
during the time She was living i'm H. Slr
asserted that the detectives story about
their struggle near a window was untrue
She told Wertheimcr never 20 enter fhe
house alone as they were being watched
! Wertheimer never kissed her after h,r
marriage. but did once before H. and tI1f
was on his departure for Amcri,a
young fellow sitting IN the rear of the
court room snickercd at this admission
ana was summarily elected. Justice Han.
nen renarklug with AN angry look that he
would not allow any expression OF lcyIty
among the spectators These were mostly
girls and women, and they became Qu.eter
after this reprimaud
TRAVELLING WIN WrRrnrnun
Lady Dunlo said she had never loved
| Werthcimer, who. She claimed. adorsd hrr
Sir Charles Russell failed % elicit nnv r,.
markable admissions In the cross-cXamina.
ton. The fair witness denied that whilr
| Weston was in Jail she rapidly grew more
intlml lie with Wcrtheimer. She related
how they went t0 Tr0uyiile and Paris tu.
/ gether. She did not give her name at tho
! former place, whore they had their meal.
! together Shc said that they did NOT OCCUPY
the same room. but admitted that their
apartments communicated. The maid. sle
added. used 10 leave the connecting door
! open. and she often locked it On return
lng 10 London She continued t0 accOmplnl
Neriheimer from place 10 place. but did
not 1--we under the same roof with him
! This ended the examination Tor the day
wfgrnrnrE rr-Tiur-.
lsad0r Werthemcr a fashily dressed
man Of 2b, with decided IIcbraic cast DI
| features sworc that his relations uitI
Lady Dunlo had always been popei
Since her marriage be- had given l.r
many rich presents of horses. carriage.
diamonds; hc had suppl ed her with money
before marriage. but never since.
! Medical evidence was introduced tO show
that il was impossible for Lady Dul.o m
have been Werthcimcr's mistress ilrul
the time suggested. Other witness. ,w0n.
they had never seen anything improper Doe.
tween Wertheimer and Lady Dun.0
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31
MORRILL, on TaE TARIFF.
The Vermont senator Makes Defense of
uis nm.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July O.-The Tariff
bill, was taken up in the Senate and Mr..
Morrill, spoke on 10. He said that the IN
uatured demonstrations toward American
manufacturers by OratOrical free traders
indicated that they preferred the prosperity
og the foreign manufacturer 20 that of their
own countryman. and they would compel
the latter TO manufacture as cheaply Us any
foreigner. pay no higher wages or abandon
their business. The real purpose was fin
ally % break down and degrade the pres
eut scale OF wages of American workmen.
Coming 90 the question Of agricultural de-
precision. NIr Morrill, said the only possible
remedy within the reach Of the American
farmer was positive protection against for
cigu competition, and such encouragement
To- other avOcatiOus AS would Increase the
consumers of their product.
AGAINST ELNNE> SCHEME
Referring 20 the countries Of Central and
south America Mr. Morrill, said that the
rapid growth and development of those
eouatrics was ore of the marvels OF the
axe With their vast areas of fertile land,
90 favorable climate, they had )as might
have been expected turned their chief at
tcutiou 20 agricultural products and 10 cat
t'e. sheep aud horses. OF all these they
had am abundant and cheap supply, not
only Tor nome consumption, out also lof
expectation. To carry any Of those pro
ducts there, in the vain hope of finding a
market would Doe like carrying coal 10
Newcastle" On the question of sugar.
Mr.. Morrill, said that the add
ur of free sugar 20 the break
fast table presented stronger case
than tea and coffee had presented iu 1872
for Ike treatment Ever dollar of the
duty came out OF the poor as well as out of
the rich IL the revenue from sugar of
over fifty millions could be prudently done
without, the duty should be removed with
olt hesitation.
AT the close of Mr. Morriu's speech, the
consideration of the bin by paragraphs was
continued The amendments offered YES
teriav by Mr.. Mcpherson 10 make the
DUTY ON chronic acid Is per cent ad val
orem. instead of six cents per pound was
rejected
Numerous other amendments We're voted
on. the votes were divided strictly by par
IS lines.
The tariff bin was laij aside and the con
ference report on the District Of Columbia
bin was presented. No ac-
non was taken upon TO-, and after an exec
uf.ye session, Che Senate adjourned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31
AN OFFICER FINED.
Policeman john Shorts Arrested for As.
sault and Battery.

Last evening George Lennon, the
Island Street-paving contractor, went
before Justice Gillespy and swore out a
warrant for Officer John Shorts, charg-
ing him with assault and battery.
Shorts was arranged before the Justice
last night, and after hearing the evil
dence, the defendant was fined $50 and
costs, the Squire remarking that "it
was an outrage Oh citizen. Because
a man wears brass buttons he has no
right TO do as this officer did" The
defense promptly took an appeal To the
Circuit Court.
The arrest grew out OF trouble at
the entrance to the circus tent yeSter-
day afternoon, and, according TO the
evide nee last night, the circumstances
were about as follows:
Mr. Lennon, accompanied by his
wife aud two other persons and three
children, purchased four full tickets
and three halves at the ticket Office and
presented them at the door. The ticket
takcr objected TO passing 4 child on one
of the half-tickets, and demanded a
quarter more. Mr.. Lennon refused TO
pay and demanded his tickets back
Being told by the ticket-taker, after the
dispute had lasted little time. he must
90 away, Mr.. Lennon refused TO 90
without his tickets. He was given
three whole tickets and two halves. but
he still insisted on the other whole ticket
and the third half.
All this time the crowd was very
dense about the entrance To the tent.
and one lady was pushed against a tent
stake and tainted, after being hurt,
while two or three others were crying.
and everybody was hot.
Finally the ticket taker threw the
disputed tickets on the ground, and told
Officer Shorts to put Mr.. Lennon out.
The officer caught hold him and pushed
him against chain stretched as a
gOurd.
After Mr. Shorts had taken hold Of
Mr.. Lennon and pushed him against
the chains, Mr.. Lennon gathered up
his tickets, thrown on the ground by the
ticket-takcr, and went away, threaten
ing as he went to have the officer ar
rested. This he did. as has been eX-
planned.
The hearing attracted quite Il large
crowd Of people. and the evidence was
listened to with great interest. Had
the ticket taker promptly returned the
seven tickets to Mr.. Lennon, on his
demand, it is likely the whole tronble
would have been avoided.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31

A Large Party OF Wheeling People Leave
Over the IL. Il %.

Quite a party is OFF for Atlantic City
over the h. x O. on this. the third eN-
curSion, and some left last evening, but
the larger part will leave on to-days
various trains. Among tsoSe going are
the following: Mrs. Jessie Berger,
Misses Jennie Bailie. May Woods and
Callie Garrard, Mr.. and Mrs. ChaS JEFF
fers, Ed. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Rinehart, Misses Mary and Lizzie Camp
bell, Lou CumminS, Eta Rinchart and
T. H. Thomas. Il. ). Allison. DR.. l.. c.
Meyers, Kennedy Friend and sister,
Miss Gene. The following party will
go this morning in a special parlOr car:
Mr. and Mrs. George Bremen. W. j.
McNabb. VI. II. McNabb, Dave White.
Frank Dinger. Leon Cuycleir. Theodore
Fink, John Stewart. Fred Meyers. Mr..
and Mrs. Wm. Mccormick, George
House
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31
WHEELING DROPS A GAME
TO the YOUNGSTOWN People Yesterday After

The Youngstown people played in
good luck yesterday, and by punching
hits in one inning succeeded IN making
enough runs to win the game. Wheel
ing ought to have won the game. and
would have done SO had not an error or
two come i'm when they counted for the
visitors.
Both pitchers put mp Stiii game,
and it is 10 be regretted that with only
four hits the the Youngstown people
got three runs, while with seven hits
Wheeling figured out only two tallies.
The game was not called until 1870
o'clock, in order to give the people at
tending the circus an opportunity to see
the game.
But the circus visitorc were too tired
to look at base ball game and not many
were caught. The same clubs play a
game to-day, aud aS this is the last
championship game Of the season on the
home grounds. good crowd should
turn out and see it,
Following is the score Of yesterday :
zane
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-31
Corrip,n and Creicer at War.

CnlcAco, July 30-Ed Corrigan, of the
West Side race track property, has de
clared war against Mayor Creiger and
his administration. He charges the Mayor
with Malfeasan ,e in Office and threatens to
bring him to the bar on criminal charges.
An application for writ of injunction to
restrain Mayor Creiger and his chief Of pO-
lice from raiding the pools and bookmak-
ers at the West Side race track has been
prepared and will be fled in Judge Tut
hill's court. Mayor Creiger enters an en-
phatic denials to all allegations in Corri-
gan's bill.