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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-21
TAYLOR DEMOCRATS.
Enthusiastic Convention to Nominate
Delegates.
Special TsieqrGm 10 ne Register.

Special Telegram 10 he Register.
GRAFTON, July 20-Pursuant to call
of the Democratic Executive Committee OF
this county, mass meeting was held in the
| Court House, last evening, for the purpose
of appointing delegates TO the State Con-
gressional aud Senatorial conventions.
James II Stout, Chairman of the Com
mittee, called the meeting 10 order and in
brief but very pointed speech, stated the
object Of the convention, and named Cap
tain Geo ". Whitescarver as temporary
| Chairman. The Captain seemed 10 be IN a
humor for talking, and before taking his
seat made a ringing speech. >. w Poe,
editor Of Lcddcr, was elected temporary
Secretary.
On motion the temporary organization
was made permanent.
The following delegates were appointed
for state convention: j. j. Jenkins, ] \.
Grimes, /. NJ. Ringer, i. T. Render, j. ii.
Stout. j. j. Herman, j. J. Gilligan, Geo
Green. Isaac Harter. T.. j. Poe, William
Summers. Aaron Luzader, y. 4. Lake, \.
ID. Poe. j. 5. Chambers, j. \. Findly w.
ID. Machin. K. f. Barrett, \. Trippett,
The chairman and secretary were added
the last. The meeting was most harmon
ious one and included one Of the most rep
resentative body Of men ever assembled in
the court house made up largely OF farmers
who mad lef, the harvest field and plow TO
assist in righting the wrongs now pcrpctu-
ated on the people of this country by the
party in power in power The proceed
ings Of the Convention were harmonious
and enthusiastic Those present seemed
10 have the cause of Democracy at heart
and were fully confident OF winning at the
November election.
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NEWS IN \ LINE.

Judge Thurman sillness Saturday caused
the postponement of the anti-Federal eIec-
tion law meeting at Columbus.
Patti has refused the request OF the
Prince of Wales TO sing in Convent Gar
den.
Charles Tenant, the brother-in-law ol
Stanley. will pay visit TO America
Austrian merchants are angry and
threaten to refuse TO participate IN the Cnl-
cago Worlds fair.
Il Is said that Speaker Reed has decided
that the "original package" bill must pass
the House today, and it will therefore
pass.
The Ohio Board of Parlons has pard.
or,5 1obn Corder. who has been in the
penitentiary for y years.
John Needham, a stevedore at chicago
stabbed and fatally injured Nick Williams
and Pat Clinton.
Five children Of family named Sing
berr-er were poisoned by canned meat at
Fau Claire. Wis Four will die.
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MARION OIL FIELD.
Progress OF the Wells in Their Search for
the Sand.

Special Telegram 10 NE Register
FAIRMoST, w. Va, July 20.-In addition
to what has been published the Inder says
in its oil review of the Marion field that
several wells are expected in next week,
and each day will add new interest TO the
field The situation at Fairview is not
much changed The South Penn people
after driving their Wallace well down to
about the top of the Big Iniun for some
reason stopped work and everything is
shut down there at present. We hope
they are not waiting TO hear
from the well on the State Fork before
bringing this well in. They progressed
nicely at the \. b, Yost well until a day
or two ago and were about through the
salt sand when some of the tools became
fastened and they are now fishing.
At the T. w. Youst well work was COM
menced Thursday morning 10 drill TO the
Big Injun. The oil found in the "Yost
sand" was not sufficient 10 justify stopping
at that depth Oil men think that some
where in this county good paying wells
will yet be found in the Yost sand. Col. De
Wittsaid this week that he intended TO COM
mencc at once to drill the Wallace well on
Plum run, to the Gordon sand. This well
is little west Of the supposed Big Iniun,
and the chances for oil in the Gordon are
thought to be good. There is nothing new
from the ColfaX well, and no change is re-
ported from Hukilrs well on the Arnett
farm.
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PLOT AGAINST BISMARCK.
The Empress Frederick Wanted to Rum
Him in 1860. lie Saws.

BERI1Y, July 20.-Prince Bismarck re
peats his accusations against Sir Robert
Morier He declares that Sir Robert con
spired in 1860, with the Grown Princess
Victoria. now the Empress Frederick, 70
ruin him.
The Liberal press retort by saying that
il the Prince knows anything TO the detri-
ment Of the Empress Frederick he would
do well to say so openly, as the Empress is
quite able to defend herself.
Bismarck denied that there was any hos
tility between the Emperor and himself.
He was a loyal adherent of the Hohenzol-
lerns, although he differed with the Empe-
ror on the question of Socialism. The EN-
peror had decided to try to induce the So
cialists TO maintain a peaceful atti-
tude by means Of concessions, bat he Bis
marckl believed in fighting them as black
mailers. The sooner they were deiied the
better. The time would come when social
ism would be found to be a military ques-
ton and in place Of the present mild state
of seige. there would be universal state
of war
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\ BOGUS nARoN's BOGUS PAPER.
He Spread Bad Checks broadcast Among
Kentucky Folks

MIDDLEBoRoUGm, Ky. July 20.-Bogus
checks. for sums varying from so to $500
have been dropping here like leaves in
autumn, and the police are searching
for the gentlemanly swindler who passes
as 'B. Won Hatcher, an Austrian baron OF
immense estates" He is known to have
served term in the Hamilton County
Workhouse. and his full record is in pos
session of the authorities. He is supposed
to be on his way East. and the New York
police have been notified to keep SHARP
eve for him.
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MIR. and Mrs. pamrosch In Paris.

PARIS. July 20.-Mr. Walter Damroscn
and his bride tthc daughter Of Mr.. James
G.. Blaine. the American Secretary OF
State spent three days at the residence OF
Mr. Whitelaw Reid, the American minis
ter. last week. They visited the opera,
and met at dinner Count Won Munster, the
ambassador: SenOr Mariscal. the Mexican
minister, and a number of prominent
Americans. Mr. and Mrs. Damrosch left
Paris for England. They are going on a
coaching tour through Scotland with Mr..
Andrew Carnegie They will sail for
America August !. The social season here
has closed and the ofaials are leaving the
city. A large number of Americans are
passing through Paris. Few remain in the
city. A majority of them are going to
French watering places and to Switzer-
land
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Rev. Howard McQueary, the diStin-
guished divine referred to in the above,
was a few years ago one Of the best
known and most popular young mem
bers of the Episcopal ministry in West
Virginia. Rev McQucary is Virgin
ian by birth, and after his theological
education was finished one Of his first
charges was at Fairmont, W. Va. Here
maincd there three years preaching not
only in Fairmont, but in Morgantown,
Warrington, Clarksburg and several
times filling pulpits in Wheeling. a
man of powerful physique and eloquent
delivery, his sermons were very vigor-
ons. thoughtful and distinguished for
their broad libcralty. He left his
charge AT Fairmont in lSs7 to accept
his present paStorate in Canton. His
work there has been remarkably sue
ccSSfu.
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Prrr~BUEC. PA, July 20.-Five hun
dred men are ont at the American Iron
Works. The pudding department in
the large mills is the only portion OF the
plant that is affected. The men claim
that the quality of the iron furnished
them is such that an extra amount OF
work is required 20 boil il. IL is not
probable that the Amalgamated ASSoci-
alton will lcgalize the So-called strike
las the men are obiecting against the
rules of the association, but they are
determined to see what can bc done.
They want fifty cents 20 ton more Tor
wor6lu. the hard iron, and they think
I they will get if.
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ARRESTED THE FIREMAN.
Sensational Outcome of the HORRIBLE Van
Vert Murder.

Sensational Outcome of the HORRIBLE Van
Vert Murder.
PIrrsRUR re, PA, July GA special from
Van Vert, o., says; The shocking murder
OF Engineer Nandevender, Of the Cincin-
natl, jackson and Mackinaw, while on his
engine, and the probable fatal wounding Of
his fireman, sam Roadhouse, resulted to-
dav I'm the arrest OF the latter, charged with
the crime He protests his innocence
and sticks 20 his first statement
that they were both assaulted by
an unknown man. They We're known 10
have been Quarreling for several days. and
the detectives theory is that Naudevender
knocked him down, iuiuring his head hor-
Iibly iu the coal in the tender. The de
tcctivcs think he waited his opportunity
and struck the engineer with a hammer,
which was found covered with blood
O6icers are also searching for Blair Mock,
who was sent 10 the penitenuary on Van
devender's testimony. and who swore 10
kin the latter IL is known that man
answering Mock's description inquired if
Nandevender were on the fatal tran.
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THE MORTON JEWELS SAFE.
None of Them Taken by the Saratoga
Burglars.

SARATOGA, \. Y, July 2O-Further in
formation concerning the robbery at the
Bliss cottage shows that thieves carried
away fully $1,000 worth of diamonds and
jewelry. but Vice President Morton says
Mrs Morton's iewelry was not taken
Chief of Police Blodgett says the dia-
monds and jewelry belonged to Mrs Bliss
and her daughter, and they saw the val
uables last about two o'clock on We'd
day afternoon. The next afternoon,
aboun o'clock, they were about to dress
for a drive, when they discovered that they
had been robbed.
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C.. \. Il. ENCAMPMENT.
Preparatory Work for the Great Meeting
in Boston.

BoSroN. Mass. july 2O.-Ihc Re-
union Committee of National Grand
Army Encampmcnt earnestly desires
tine names of an organizations that have
secured through local members and
without application % the committee
their own accommodations. The names
of ORGANIZATIONS with names OF preSid-
ing officer and secretary and the place
and hour of meeting should be sent be-
fore August l.. The committee also
desires that al military and naval or
gauilat.onS that contemplate holding
reunions during the encampmcnt week
aud have not already notified the COM
mittcr should do so at once. Notices
should or sent 90 j. payson Bradley,
chairman Reunion committee. No. . \
Beacon street. Boston Mass.
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Association Games.

At Philadelphia /, St. Louis
!. hits. and u: errors. o and }; earned
runs. ST. Louis ;; umpire, Peoples; pitch
ers. seward and Stivetts.
At Louisville-Louisville :; Brooklyn
&: hits, 10 and 10; errors, 5 and 4; earned
and > pitchers, Meakin and Mccullough
attendance, 1,237.
AZ Rochester :, Columbus
2. hits. l3 and 9; errors, and :; earned
runs. } and /; pitchers, Titcom0 ana
Knauss; umpire, Curry.
At Syracuse Stars ,, Toledo !; hits, ,
and 1: errors. , and g.; earned runs, ana
I. pitchers, Morrison and Healy; umpire
Emslie.
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Mayor CottrelI Captured.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, July 2O-W. W
Cottrell. of Cedar KEYS, Fla, who recently
created a sensation there, was arrested III
United States Marshal Walker. He came
to This city with some Of his friends and
nromptly gave bond. Cottrcll formerly
lived near here, and his father was once a
member Of Congress from this State.
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NO FAIR ON SUNDAY.
The Demand of Large Number of
Chicagoans.

CHICAGO, July 20.-At q large meeting
held in Farwell Hall, this afternoon, the
following resolutions were passed unani-
mously, by rising vote:
Resolred, That the Legislature Of our
State called to meet this week. and take
action in reference to the Worlds Colum-
bian Exposition, be earnestly requested to
see to il that the Exposition be closed on
Sunday.
Resolved, That the injury to our city,
State and Nation of an open European
Sabbath cannot be estimated, and that the
American institution of quiet Sabbath
must not be trampled in the dust.
Resolccd, That the example set by the
United States of America at Philadelphia
in 1876 and at Paris in 1889, shall be con-
tinued. and that we owe it TO the working
people Of the world, and especially TO
those of our Nation and State, that this
most precious boon Of rest day be saved
for them
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Railroad Directors.

Special TtisgrGm 10 the Register.
PmIIrpI, W. VA. July 20.-The stock
holders of the Grafton and Greenbriei
Railroad. at their meeting yesterday
elected the following directors: j. W
Hamilton. VIM. Watkins, j. +. Hall, ID
w. Gall. j. Hop Woods, r. T. Elliott, {
f. Tetcr. J. r. Odell, John Bradshaw, q
NJ. Whitescarver. l.. ID. Morrall. j. y. b
Grim & T. KcntS
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BLOODY WAR ON.
Battle Between the Guatemaleans and
SalvadOrians

CRY OF MEXICO, July 20.-Ei JRi-
rcrsal publishes AN account OF 4 battle
between Guatcmalcan> and San Saliva
dorians in san Salvador, in which the
former were defeated with heavy loss.
The Guatcmalcan force numbered
5000. General Barrundia, the Guate-
malean refugee, has left OaXaca to take
part in the war. He will probably
raise the standard Of revolt in Guate-
mala.
Private tclegrams from San Salvador
say that the San SalyadorianS captured
the Guatemalean artillery in the battle
which took place on Thursday. Ii Is
rumorcd that President BarillaS. OF
Guatemala. talks Of rcsgning.
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AEntflinp PriLe Fight.

WHKEsBARRE, PA, July pa prize
fight took place at Hyde Park, suburb
Of scranton. Friday night between Frank
Clark. lightweight champion of Canada,
and Richard Dunn. Of Chicago, for $50 a
side. Thirteen lively rounds were fought
in the presence of $50 spectators Dunn
was then too weak to respond and the
stakes were awarded to Clark
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II Co.iIr IncendInry TIre.

PARKINSON. y. T.. July 20-The eNtcn-
sive machine works of b. G. Todd. one OF
the Oldest manufacturing establishments n
This c.tv. was destroyed by fire early TINS
morning. cntailing loss of about Sl5OOOO.
The fire is believed 10 have been OF lncen-
diary origin. The Todd machiue works
was the principal establishment in the
United States for making hemp and rope
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smith May Have Opposition,

special ItifgFdW 10 NE HtytsfeF.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, July 90
i. Smith, present Congressional incum
bent. will probably get left on the nomi'
nation at the next Republican Congress
onal convention. The opposition II
this city is 50 great among Republicans
that 50 far as the city itself goes, h'
will not have a show. State Senator
VIM. woodward, of Roane, seems Al
this date to be a general favorite for the
emniY honor OF a nomination.
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Pirr-BrRG. July 2O.-Thc PENNSYLVANIA
Company has iuauguratcd through sleep
iur-car service between PittSburg and
Louisville via Cambridge CITY, thereby
avaiGug itself of It's own line between those
cities for through passenger trat1c- Con
necti0u is made 40 PittSburg in both dlrec-
tions for fast express trains TO anu rom
New Work
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A - Innrnnli.t ncnd.

ST Louis. July 20-Charles \. Taylor,
well known for many years to the news
paper profession of the West and south
west as an able writer, was found dead IN
his room 10 2:3O o'clock this afternoon HIS
death resulted from an overdose Of NOR
phiue taken 90 allay bodily pain. ~ one
time Mr. Taylor was night editor OF the
Ciohc-DsmDcr1, and was lately employed on
the Republic
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-21

BOLD BANDITS CRIME
Prominent Texan Kidnapped and Put to
Death.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, July "
Three weeks ago Mr. b. f. Spnney' Il
business man Of this place, and a large
ranch owner in South Park, was kidnapped
and taken into the mountains by a
Texan named Harris, who claimed
that Spinney owed him 5000 for
a bunch OF cattle The Texan said
that ne would hold Spinney ten days ana
If the money was not forthcoming IN that
time he would kill him. Mr.. Harrington
brother-in-law of Spinney, raised the re-
oulred sum recently and went INTO the
mountains to pay the ransom, but ne 700,
has disappeared 1t is feared that Harris
has cnrried out his threat
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,......-...,... rinnncinI Tronhles.

LONDON. July 20.-Cable dispatches from
Nonteyideo say that the Government con
templates the creation Of an internal debt
NJ : her cent. interest in order TO withdraw
from circulation the National Bank notes
Tbe merchants and foreign bankers have
stoned an agreement TO refuse forced paper
currency in selling gold transactions
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-21

t... july -fA brilliant meteor
-... ...r This c.ty .as, night 40 S45 p.
'.we>,er'y direction The nhe-
N-, Witnessed hv @ great many
.v describe tle passage as eX-
Inspiring None could be
observed tlc presence OF
iu the eastern hori-
acrcci that 10 had
near Che centre liue and its
- HD.a straight 10 looked like "a
about the size of % football
fire flashed through the
..t behind 10 a broad tail of
-mmered aud then diSar-
-,.uc sound accompanied the
t. Dispatches noting the appearance
come from points as far south
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nenem Cnniirms the Report

LoxpoN. July 2O.-I called on Chauncey
Depew. this evening and interviewed him
on the new complications in the Chicago
stockyards. They say you are President
of the new company. Is that not so:'
"WelI. " answered Mr.. Depew, Il dare
say il is. only it's the first I've heard of IT..
am over here for pleasure"
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Roger q. Mm. Campaisning in Missouri.

ST. JoF. Mo-. July 20.-Congrc>Sman
Roger o. Mills talked 20 5000 people
on tariff reform ON the banks of Lake
Contrary. five miles south of -. Joe.
yesterday afternoon. This was Mr..
Mills fitch Of series of speeches de-
livercd iu Missouri, and he stated to-
day that De- believed that he had talked
to moro than $4,000 listeners. The
crowd to-day was largely composed OF
farmers Mr.. Mills goes from here TO
Kansas City. where he speaks to-mor-
rUfU
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Con. d.,rmcs Routed by smugslers.

Coxsr,NrINorLE. July 20.-A company
of Cen. d'Armes had fatal encounter
with a gang of smugglers. at Therapia, to-
dav. The Gen. d'Armes We're seizing con
traband tobacco. nearthe British Embassy,
when they were set upon by the smugglers
and badly defeated. Two officers Were
killed and a number wounded.
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10 GO UPON THE STAGE.
The Daughter of Eyraud, the French Muir
dcrcr. the Latest Debutant.


PARIS. July2O The brother Of Eyraud,
the murderer, has succeeded in securing q
legal Injunction against the further pre-
sentation of a theatrical piece which dealt
with the murder of NJ. Goufe. This piece
has been running for some weeks and draw
inc crowded houses. but it is now stopped
on the ground that il brings needless re-
proach and scandal upon Eyraud's limo
cent relatives. BY strange coincidence,
however Eyraud's own daughter has Just
completed arrangements TO 20 upon the
stage herself, and thus trade upon the no.
tnrinfr of hcr fathcr.
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Grand Army Day at silver Lake.

New York. July 2O.-Mrs. L. 5. Grant,
Gen. O. H. Howard and wife, Commander
Clarkson and wife, Chaplain McCabe and
Rev DR.. A. G.. Pamler will leave by spe-
cial car on the Erie road for Silver Lake
Assembly, to be present on Grand Army
dav. the 23d inst
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The Turn Belirk in Session.

DAyrNpoRr. Ia, July 2O.-The Four
tccnth Biennial Fest of the Upper Misslss-
ppi Turn Bezirk began here to-day. sing
inr societies and turning classes are pres
cnt from Des Noines, Ottumwa, Burning
ton. Walcott. Rock Island. Moline, Clin-
ton. Nluscatine and other points The at
Tendance is the largest in the history OF
the ...l-.LLfLnn
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a STRAW FOR 'oe.
Maryland Republicans Provide Against
Any Harrison Delegates.

BALTIMORE, Mn. July 20.-Thc re-
suit OF yesterdays session OF the Re
publican State Central Committee is
looked upon among politicians as a GER
tain Indication that President Harrison
will have not one delegate from this
State in lSge. The friends OF William
T. Henderson. who is generally recog-
uized as the leader of the opposition to
tlc faction now in power. regard the
rcseit of the fight as a complete victory.
and do not anticipate any further trou-
blc from their opponents for several
years no least. They now have control
Of the party machinery throughout the
state. aud that means nothing less than
the control OF the party.
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An Original Package Case that May Trou
BILE Legal Lights.

BILE Legal Lights
Cu,NuEuLlN. =. d., July 2O-Judge
Henry or this district has restrained his
temporary injunction closing the original
package house I'm this city. The grounds
given for the decision are that the enabline
act admitting South Dakota 20 Statehood
authorized tho enactment OF the prohOt
ti0u clause ia the State constitution. such
enabling act having been passed by Con
-ress subject to the passage of the Inter
State Commerce law. therefore the prohio-
ition laws has received the sanction OF Con
rrcss. and the supreme Court decision
docc NOT. therefore. apply 70 South Dakota.
This brings up new question. which viii
bc carried up. and which. If sustained, viii
b,. of great Importance 20 all OF the new
States which have adopted prohibition.
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KIIled Ills Daughters sultor.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, July 20.-The usual
Sunday murder occurred here to-day. John
Stober shot and killed Frank Mullens.
Mullens was boarder at Stober's house
and was very attentive to St0bcr's daugh-
ter. On refusing to leave the premises,
Stober shot Mullens through the abdomen
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SONS. ~ H.. July l9-Sir James
cables THAR be had q consultation
lglest English legal authorities,
-lced tae m0dus Vivendi illegal.
4-.rounug the treaty of Versailles
Ntalet The newspapers now ad-
fishermen to resist with physical
necessary