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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-19
DUN Il CO.'S REVIEW.
Condition of Trade During the Past
Week.

New YoRK, July lS.-R. G.. Dun x Cos
weekly review of trade says The silver
bill has been passed and is signed by the
President. but has had scarcely any effect
ON the markets as yet. No change appears
In money markets and foreign exchange re-
mains steady The industrial outlook is
not improved by delays in Congress. West
ern wholesale trade Is quiet in summer
goods. cotton goods are stronger, but wool
fayors buyers.
A rather better tone is reported in the
philadelphia iron market. Shipments for
six months have been 7l3.205 tons, and
sales made already c0ycr about three
months more Of production Coal is lower
Wool is dull and limited demand. No def
mite Improvement is seen in the wooden
goods markets Little is doing at present
In knit goods. Wheat is more than half a
cent lower than week ago, notwithstand-
ing some evidence of injury from drought,
The stock carried over from the last crop
is estimated at 30, ,000, 600 to 10000, 900 bush
els, which, with yield even smaller than
is now expected will more than
meet all probable requirements
Corn has advanced nearly half a
cent higher again in spite Of favorable crop
prospects. Hogs and pork products are
weaker and coffee unchanged, though the
distribution is very moderate. Raw sugar
has been advanced a sixteenth, though re-
fined is lower
The business failures occurring through
out the country during the last seven days
number 207 as compared with total Of l91
last week. For the corresponding week
last year the figures were pos.
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WAR NOT IMMINENT.
A British Commodore who Talks Words
OF Peace.

VICTORIA, 3. c., July lS.-H. NJ. S.,
War Sprite, Tag ship OF the Northern
Pacific squadron, with Rear-Admiral
Holham on board, arrived here yeSter-
day. The Admiral was seen on board
the flag ship by the correspondent who
interviewed him chiefly in regard 10 the
suggested movement OF war ships to
protect Canadian vessels in Behring
Sea The Admiral had not yet had op-
pOrtunity 20 complete the peruSal Of
the mass Of correspondence that awaited
him here, but he stated emphatically
that he had as yet received no instruc-
tiOnS TO send any Of the fleet TO the
North TO protect British vessels from
seizure by American cutters, or to re-
take any that might have been seized
i'm Behring Sea. He considered the
matter principally from what he had
read OF il In the press aS purely one for
diplomatic negotiations. and he had yet
% learn what new phase had presented
itself that would suggest the possibility
of war ships being required 10 take
hand In the adjustments OF the difficulty.
Had England any intention OF send
ing one Of the fleets 70 Behring Sea this
wear 20 prevent the seizure OF the
schooners flying the English tiag, it was
presumed that orders would have come
long ago. Now, IL one did 90. il would
practically be too late in the season 10
accomplish the end aimed at. He GER
taiuly should make no move in the
matter without ample instructions SO to
tn
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VIOLATED THE LAW.
Illegal Naptha Shipments Caused the
Tioga Horror.

CHICAGO, Julp 1s.-The Coroner's in
quest in the matter of the explosion on
the steamer Tioga was continued this
morning. City Oil Inspector Grain tes-
titled that he had several times found
naptha on board vessels in this harbor,
shipped by the Genesee Oil Company, OF
Buffalo, and had notified the cOnsignee's S
of the fact, but had received no reply.
He had found three shipments of naptha
by the Genesee Company, via the Union
Steamboat Company, during the present
month. The witness said he had no
doubt that both the Genesee Company
in Buffalo, and its branch house here,
had knowledge of the violation OF the
law in this respect.
Agent Morford, Of the Union Steam
boat Company. testified that his com
pany would not knowingly accept nap
tina for shipment. The company was
imposed upon in the naptha shipment
on the Tioga. Right after the explo-
sion,n he said, 1.-The Gennesee Oil Com
pany sent representative to tell me
that, as seemed TO be in trouble, ii 1t
would help me out to to have them take
the oil from the dock, he would remove
ii at once | told him, i guess not, not
until have had it inspected. '"
The Coroner then explained to the
jury that Alonzo BEDFORD, the Chicago
agent of the Gencsee Oil Company, had
been subpoenaed to be present, but that
he was not now to be found. \ recess
was then taken.
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NO. 8
BLAINE MAY GO OUT
aR Is BITTERLY OPPOSED TO TIE MKISLEY
BILL
And al Odds With Harrison-McKinleys Bitter
Criticism Of His Erstwhile Chisf-A Very
STRAINED Condition Of Affairs
Apparent

WAsHISGroS, d. c., July ls.-"The
race for the Democratic nomination Tor
President In 1892" said the Hon. Mr..
Mckinley, chairman of the Ways ana
Means Committee OF the House, and the
author of the Mckinley tariff bill, this
afternoon, seems 10 be narrowing down
to Grover Cleveland and James u.
Blaine" This is the manner in when
Mckinley tried TO dispose OF Blaine
recent letter To Senator Frye. Nc
Kinley, Reed and all the Republican
bosses and protection barons are
furious. They are calling Blaine
traitor, sensationalist and pima
Samson who is attempting TO pun the
temple OF Republicanism down aoou,
him. McKlnley's friends say that
Blaine is jealous OF the Ohio man. 'n"'
Blaine still has the Presidential pee
buzzing In his bonnet at the rate oi
about 1000 revolutions a minute anu
that he looks on Mckinley as his most
dangerous opponent for the nomination
in 1892. They say he is trying To de-
stroy Mckinley by destroying the oiii
on which Mckinley's fate as fres'-
dental candidate hangs.
Blaine Is far-seeing man-hls iriends
and his foes admit this cheerfully. Inc
Democrats and more conservative ne
publicans believe that Blaine Is clearly
right: that as far-seeing man he mas
come to the conclusion that the protec-
tion policy has been overdone, that the
country is ready TO revolt against i. tha'
the free raw material idea OF the Demo
cratic party has captured the manuiact-
urers OF the East, and that unllmlt-
ed protection can no longer Dc
cried all over the country. East, west
North and South. Believing this.
Blaine is trying to stem the torrent oil
Reed, Mckinley and company and try
ing to save the Republican party IRON
the inevitable wreck that will ensue D.
il keeps on i'm its present course. Reed.
however. looks upon Blaine as a bach
number and does not hesitate to call
him such on occasions, and Mckinney.
who looks upon himself as tbe young
Napoleon OF protection, the hope and
pride OF the protection barons, feels
Blaine is merely jealous Of him. What
Harrison feels. OF course. can only Dee
suspected, as he does not take the pu1-
lie into his confidence. and Whatever
leaks from the White House has got io
run through several channels before DO
reaches the historian Of the daily pres.
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FACTS IN A LINE.

The Washington Critic prints story
that eighteen Western Rep9ollcan; ;noS osna "a
tors recently caucused and determined a., e
oy,nose Harrison IN 1892. Allison or Cui
lom will be their candidate.
CONGRESSMAN Grain, of Texas, is report
cd on a spree and hunting O'Brien Moore re
n Washington newspaper man. WIN i0
volver. -,
president Harrison is credited with
making large investments at Rockville
Washington suburb.
The Players League has decided tina, ;.,
the three Boston-Pittsburg games, II
which ell Hatfield, of the New York CLUB
plaved, must be thrown out
Mrs. E. d. Nelson was killed ana hei
child seriously injured by being struck oy
a train at Williamsport, Ia
The steamer Cambria collided with and
sank the schooner Verona at Ashtaoula'
Laura Davidson, Mary J. Palhena
Nevada and Longshot won in the Washing
ton Park races.
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OFFENDERS STRIKE BACK.
Original Package Men Sue Prosecutors
for Damages.

TOPEKA, KAs., July 1s.-Judgc Phil
lips decision granting an injunction to
two original package agents restraining
prosecution by county officials, seems to
have turned the tables in more ways
than one against the temperance advo-
cate. Maynard, Hopkins X Co., whole
sale liquor dealers, OF Kansas City, in
stituted suit in the United States Circuit
Court yesterday against County Attor-
ney Welch. Sheriff Wilkinson, p. l..
Bonebrake and DR.. +. 5. McCabe, Police
Commissioners, John Gardner, Chief of
Police, and j. X. Hudson, editor of the
Topeka Daily Capital, for $4,000 dam
ages, alleging conspiracy on the part Of
the defendants to prevent the plaintiff
in carrying on their business. Major
Hudson is charged with publishing n
cendiary articles in the paaer.
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METHODIST SEMINARY.
Officers and Teachers of the New School at
Buckhannon.
SDeci1[ TsI.1ratn f0 fhS Psofsfsr

KINGwoOD, w. Va, July ls.-A
meeting Of the Executive Committee of
the West Virginia Conference Semi
nary was held here yesterday and last
night. Hon. b. F. Martin, of Grafton.
Samuel Woods, of Philippi, Hon. A.
Nj. Poundstone and Rev. l.. II. Jordan.
of Buckhannon, and Rev. B. w. Hutch
inson, ID. d., President OF the institu-
tion, being present. Prof. j. +. Ogden,
Prof. +. B. Trotter, A. B. and Miss
Emma Tavener were elected teachers.
Music teachers have not yet been Sc
lected. The President will select a
teacher of arts. The meeting provided
for all necessary furniture, heat
ing apparatus, etc, and will
have everything in readiness to
open school September third. Mr..
Trotter, teacher of large experience.
having taught in the Kngwood graded
and normal schools for years, a gradu-
ate OF Roanoke College with the highest
honor Of his class, will teach Latin.
French and German. Prof. Ogden has
had considerable experience as teach
er, and is considered quite an acquisi-
tion to the school. The trustees and
faculty are putting forth every effort TO
make the school iirSt-claSS. The splen-
did new building is ScOnsidcred the finest
in the State. President Hutchinson
made a fine impression on our people.
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FIGHTING FOR THE FAIR.
Trouble over the Site to be Selected In
Chicago.

CHICAGO, ILL, July ls.-There will
be an exceedingly lively time at Spring
field when the special session Of the
Legislature meets. which will be next
week. So determined are the people Of
the west side that Jackson Park shall
not get the fair that they have virtually
instructed their representatives in the
Legislature to load down the Worlds
Fair bill with all sorts Of entangling
and annoying amendments, and this the
aforesaid representatives will proceed to
do. As the City Council is determined
not to let the control Of the lake front
pass out Of their hands this virtually
destroys the possibility OF that large
piece Of ground being taken as 4 site,
which leaves Jackson Park far in the
lead.
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NO HOPE FOR M'GLYNN.
The Great Priests Case Finally Sealed
at Rome.

New YORK, July 1s.-The Herald
publishes the following from Rome:
There is no shadow of foundation for
the statement of DR.. McGlynn's friends
that he has gained fresh footing in
Rome. The Pope himself, at my solici-
tation, not long ago, said through Car
dinal Rampolla that DR.. McGlynn had
either to recant Internationally and
confess his guilt or in some way induce
Archbishop Corrigan to bring the case
before the Vatican. The truth is that
McGlynn is regarded here as a person
whose mental faculties are not what
they used to be. Before he was eX-
communicated tremendous efforts were
made to bring him to Rome. The most
powerful officials OF the Propaganda
sent him the assurance that he would
have fair, square hearing il he an
swered the Pope's summons. He re-
fused, and was hurled over the preci-
nice.
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Players League.

At tPhiladelphia-Ph Philadelphia 12,, Buffa
10 ,: hits, - and 9; errors, Philadelphia 3
Buffalo not given; pitchers, Sanders and
Keefe; earned, Philadelphia ,.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn IA, Cleveland 4
pitchers, Weighing and Gruber; hits, II
each; errors, and .; attendance, 500
earned, > and ,.
At New York-New York 10; Pittsburg
.; pitchers, Crane and Staley; hits, II
and 5: errors, and O. attendance SIG.
At BostOn-Boston +, Chicago >; hits, Il
and II; errors, and /; pitchers, Gumbert
and BarstOn
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tnDroachinC "a Crisis.

NFw YORK. July lS.-The World >
Washington correspondent tclcgraph>
that the strained relations between
Secretary Blaine aud President liar-
rison are rapidly reaching a crisis. and
that Blaine's resignation Of his position
in the Cabinet is imminent.
The passage Of the Mckinley Iar.h
bill in the form Objectionable 90 Mr.
Blaine. will cause the severance of the
official relations Of that gentleman with
the Administration, whose policy q, 80
widely divergent from his own prInci-
.fr1ae
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BEAVER FALLS, PA, July 1s.-The
lodge Of the Amamalgated Association
here held meeting yesterday, at which
Sullivan, Vice President Of this district,
was present. The machinists and all
the repair hands, including the brick
LAYERS. members Of the Association,
working at the Carnegie, Phipps & Co. :
mills. were ordered out, and quit last
evening. The time set for an adjust
ment Of the difference between the COM
pany and the Association expired yes
terday without settlement. Ihe com
pany refused to agree to the scale,
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IMPROVED HIS OPPORTUNITY.
A Trusted Agent Disappears With Large
sum Of Money.

Sr. JOSEPH, No, July ls.-For years
CYRUS Craig, Of Marysyille, has been
employed as local agent for Bartlett
Brothers. extensive brokers and real es-
tate dealers of this city. 1t has been
discovered that be has defrauded them
and others out OF a sum variously estl-
mated from 100000 to sl75,oOO. One
of his fayorite schemes was 70 change
the abstracts and procure loans upon
lands which were already plastered with
mortgages. He would purchase these
lands. make the loan aud pocket the
money. 1t is said that Craig IS now In
EnnfnckY
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Jefferson County Democratic Primaries
cn,-;af J,l,graU1 10 he Regisfer

CHARLEsrowN, w. Va, July ls.-The
Democratic Executive Committee for
jefferson county held meeting in the
Court House to-day and decided to hold
primary elections for the various coun-
ty offices and for the nomination OF
members Of the House OF Delegates.
The time set for the election is August
Cd. and at the same time delegates TO
the Senatorial, Congressional and State
Conventions will be elected in each vot-
ing precinct in the county.
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PENDLETON, THE BIGAMIsT.
The First Wife of the Man Who Married
His Typewriter Heard From.

FoRT WORTH, Tn, July ls.-Mrs.
W. S. Pendleton No. arrived in Fort
Worth last night with her two little
girls.
She was met by Hon. George ;. Pen
dleton, brother OF the recreant husband,
and her brother, John w. Shelton. Mr..
Shelton said that Mrs. Pendlet0n knew
nothing Of the divorce, and her husband
parted from Mrs. Pendleton affection
ately in Tennessee a fortnight ago. The
City Council will take no action until
the next meeting, when impeachment
proceedings will probably be begun.
A telegraph was received from Pendle-
ton stating that he will return here
from New Orleans to-day.
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ssrinu. Accident at Paint Creek.

PAINT CREEK, w. VA, July l6.-A
serious accident occurred just below
this place Sunday evening. Miss Bridget
Quinn and Miss Frerry, OF this place,
were out taking a buggy ride, ana had
with them little John, son OF Dennis
Brannen. just below here the morse
became frightened at a passing freight
train. and being inexperienced IN driN-
ing Miss Quinn was not able to manage
the horse. which ran away, throwing
little John out Of the buggy, his head
striking the iron rail Of the road. AT
this writing he is in very critical con-
dition. Miss Quinn was also thrown
from the buggy and it is thought has
sustained serious injuries.
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MOTHERS CRUELTY.
She Lock. Her Child Up for Six Long Yea

She Locks Her Child Up for Six Long Year,.
NEwBuRG. y. Y. July ls.-Eiia
Steckler, 90 years Old. was arrested ip-
day Oh the complaint of the local So
ciety FOR the Prevention 81 Cruelty 90
Children. which charged her with iin-
prlsoning her daughter. Anna. Tor the
past six years in her home no 40. .
Chambers street Anna is . years OH.
and an only daughter. and the mother
declared that she had locked her up as
a means Of preserving her from witches.
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sn,,n to Build Submarine War Vessels.

LONDON, July lS.-Spain has decided
10 build whole lotilla OF submarine
war vessels after the model successfully
produced by the inventor Perat. Each
boat will be constructed with aceommo-
dations for from 20 to so men. Perat IS
for the time being the greatest man In
Spain. and the Spaniards believe that
his invention will place the nation in
the forefront of the great naval powers
Of the world.
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Fl. WHITE. Fla. July ls.-Green
Jackson. negro, was iynchcd here
Yesterday by neighbors Of Mr.. Robert
Richards. white woman, whom Doe hll
outraged. There is great excitement
and none Of Jackson's friends dare 20
cut the body down.
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TERRIBLY BURNED.
Probably FATAL Accident ~ NY y. \ W
Foreman.

optCtut ltttVFNNt ~ tftf fAtNtftFs
HUNTINGTON, w, Va, July ls.-A
man named Charles ChiceSter, OF Park
ersburg, who was employed on the n.
& W. railroad grading by a. II. Stanley
& Co., near Ceredo, was badly burned
last Saturday. He had can of powder
in his hand and was pouring the powder
into a hole in the ground which had
been sprung before with powder.
There happened to be some fire in the
hole which caused an exposition.
The unfortunate man was blown
about eighteen or twenty feet and was
burned in terrible manner all over his
body. He received medical and surgi-
cal attention at Ceredo for day or so,
and then his physician started for his
home with him. His Sufferings were
too great when they reached here to pro-
ceed farther and he was taken TO the
Seventh Avenue Hotel and kept there
until this morning, when he was taken
to Parkersburg.
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KNOCKS OUT IRRIGATION.
The Senate Adopts an Amendment to the
Lake Bill.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 1s.-The
consideration of the Sundry Civil APP
preparation bill was resumed in the
Senate, the pending question being, as
on yesterday, the amendment repeating
the irrigation provision Of the Lake bill
of October ., 1ssS, excepting the reser,
voir and canal cites heretofore located
or selected shall remain segregated and
reserved from entry or settlement. MIR.
Reagan continued his argument, begun
yesterday, against the amendment and
i'm favor of the irrigation scheme initiat-
ed by the act Of 1883. After some fur
ther discussion the amendment was
nrreed TO.
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CENSUS s0UABBLE.
New Counters at work-MInneapOlitan'
Stolen BY st. Paul.

WASHINGTON. d. c., July 1s.-A
night force Of counters has been EN-
ployed at the Census Office, and will be
continued until the count of the entire
country is completed and verified. From
this time it is expected that the daily
count will average two millions.
Supt. Porter to-day received a large
number OF af1idavitS from citizens fC
Minneapolis who charge that against
their protests, they were enumerated as
residents Of st. Paul.
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Broke the Cast for the statue.

CINCINNATI, July 1s.-Mr. Louis Re
bisso, of this city, the sculptor OF the
Grant statue for the city OF Chicago,
has returned from a visit to the foundry
where the bronze work is being done,
and reports that there has been serious
accident to the cast of one of the pieces.
1t is the largest of the pieces, and the
plaster east weighed ton. 1t is the
hindquarters of the horse, including
the body up to Immediately beneath the
saddle
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SOFTENs IRON ORE.
A Discovery Announced by We shouse
Agent.

. ST. PAUL, MINI, July ls.-C. A.
Daigh, of the Westinghouse Electric
Company. has been in Tower, Mimi, at
the iron mines for the past week, eXper-
imenting with electricity and iron ore
in the interest of his company. He de-
clares that he has discovered process
by which he can center the rays of an
arc light upon piece of iron ore, and
thereby soften it to such degree as to
be able to work it with greatly reduc-
ed amount of labor. 1t has not yet be-
como known with what success his
laborS have met.
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ArCHISoN, KAS.. July lS.-There was
a genuine case Of ASiatic cholera in
this city yesterday. Every symptom
was developed, except that 10 was
sporadic. The victim was Mrs. W. r.
Bishop, tho wife of awell known citizen,
and she died within twenty-iour hours.
Two prominent physicians pronounce
the case undoubtedly ASiatic cholera.
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Fnster VIII Run.

FNDLAy, o., July 1s.-The Morning
Rcp'tblicGn OF this city announces that
it has assurances that Ex-Governor
Charles Foster will accept the Republi-
can nomination FOR Congress from this,
the new Eighth district, il rendered
him. and will make an aggressive fight
for election. The district has "a nominal
Democratic plurality Of about 1 800.
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CHANGING THE BILL.
The Senate Committee Amends the Fed
eral Election Job.

WASHINGTON, July 1S.-A meeting OF
the Republican members OF the Senate
Committee on Privileges and Elections
was held to-day To consider the provi-
sions OF the Federal election bill. The
session lasted more than two hours.
Members OF the committee refuse TO say
anything respecting the proceedings. 1t
is said by senators not members OF the
committee that it is their understanding
that the committee will make very con-
siderable changes in the lodge bill and
reduce its length materially.
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National League.

AT Brooklyn-Pittsburg Z, Brooklyn Il;
hits. Q and Is; errors, 9 and /; earned, l
and S: pitchers, Coleman and Lovett; UNI
pire, Lynch.
At Philadelphia - Philadelphia !; Chi
cago =, hits, and ;; errors, Philadelphia
none, Chicago ); earned, Philadelphia |
pitchers, Vickery and Hutchinson.
At Boston - Boston 9; Cincinnati 3;
hits. II and 4; errors, and {; pitchers,
Clarkson and Duryea and Mullane.
At New York-New York 9, Cleveland
>: errors, ( and 8; hits, Il and 10; earned
runs. 5 and ,; batteries, Rusie and Clark,
Beatin and thinner.
Second game-New York I. Cleveland ;;
pitchers, Rusie and Lincoln; errors, ) each
hits. II and 4; earned. New York ,; um-
pire, McQuaide.
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Robbed Tho vice-rre.Ident', cottage.

SARATOGA, y. Y. July lS.-A bold
daylight robbery was committed In this
village yesterday About noon sneak
thieves entered the Bliss cottage on
North Broadway and got away with
$4,000 worth OF diamonds and jewelry.
The cottage is occupied by Mr.. Morton,
Nice-Presideut of the United States and
his law partner, Mr. Bliss, with their
wives.