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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06
HUMAN BLOOD STAINS.
Telling Evidence Against Isaac sawteiIc,
the Alleged Murderer.

DOVER, y. H., September The result
of the analysis of the stains found ON Isaac
Sowtellc's clothing. which was recently
couplcted bv Prof. T.. =. Wood. of Harry
ard University, is that the stains were
caused by artcIial blood. lsaac's under
Garments and oycrc0at were literally COW
cred with blood As for his pGntaloons,
Jacket and vest The prosecution Will show
at the trial that those he wore the day
Hiram Sawtcllc was killed have meyer
been seen since, and that the accused man
must have disposed of them i'm the same
manner that he did Hham's head and cloth
ing Blood was found on lsaac's clothing
and ON the carriage cushions, as well as on
the pic5-aXe found in the woods less than
two months ago.
The case was brought before the Grand
Jury of StrafTord county this afternoon.
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4 Cnnrnccnn. lIan ClerIl.

r,,r,<.porls. IND.. September Mail
Clc~i- Nfarsev reports that as his postal car
nm he Biz Four was nearing Anderson last
,,;r;t II was entered by hurley negro,
WHO compelled him 20 hand over an ms
registered letters. Ihe negro jumped ON
,I,l ,.ar. nj Anderson. dropping some letters,
,--i r. is Thought most of them were rccov-
...1 THE negro escaped.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06
oe,cers of stationary Engineers Associa-
W finn.

Nru YoEK. September The National
Association of Stationary Engineers, al
meeting to-day. elected officers Tor the en-
suiug wear. Resolutions We're 4iopteid re
questing the New YORK Staii me Le5'sars1fo ecr. re
,,,.5l,..,,r, licenses. !. j. illngsworth. OF
I-tico. y. y. was elected President, and
4 G. Cmlcy. of Allegheny, Pa Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06

Yo.Ve,rowN. o.. September .. 5.-Fran6
Aalcv. who has been u the Hospiia. with
"a broken neck since Monday, died to-day .
His mental faculties were not lhlp piliSo-
md fe WAS conscious until short time be-
f,r, his death. The case excited great in-
ter,-t aul1nr the medical fraternity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06
RUSSIAN CRUELTY.
An American Tells of the Brutaii;ies on
Saghal!en Island.

Saghdl!cn island
san FRANCISCO, GALA, September g.
Barsent.ne Catherine Sudden has arrived
at Port Townsend from Siberia. Her COM
mander, Capt. John Thomas. has sent TO
this city a description of the Russian exile
system as witnessed by him. He describes
the brutal scene which he witnessed on
Saghalien Island, famous Russian exile
prison. y large party of eXilcs of all ages.
heavily manacled, were being taken 10 the
island \ few old men whose strength
gave out fell from exhaustion. The brutal
driver, acting under orders from his SUI
perior shot the unfortunate men and re-
moved their chains. No mercy or dis
crimination was shown. Wives saw their
husbands killed before their eyes, mothers
saw their daughters outraged and insulted.
The eXilcs were driven like cattle, heavy
whip being used 20 urge them ON. The
prison cells were filthy, and the treatment
barbdr0us
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06

WASHINGTON. u. c.. September 5.-Land
Commissioner Con today issued TO regis
ters and receivers OF United States ldno
offices % circular releasing irom reSerN IL
ton the lands of the arid region. lie can,
attention To- certain reservoir sites ahu
bitches
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06
Fast Walking Match.

DErmr, September 6.-At midnight to-
night the end of the fifth day of the walk
iug match the scores stood as follows
Hart 432. Moore 43l, Cox 42l. Hegelmalh
4l3 Click 40>, Koran 800. Campana 30
Townsend BIZ, Noremac 29', Iaylor -'''
Sullivan 24j.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, Septcm-
bcr 5.-Retuns from an of the 243 towns
i'm the State show a total vote of 33, l3S for
PAGE. 1924 for Brigham, and l,2lj for
Allen and others This shows falling on
i'm the Republican majority of II, 40. The
House will consist of Ia Republicans, y
Democrats and two Farmers League.
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slnned The Premier.

N,DeD. September 5.-Sen0r Canoyas
DeI Castillo. the Prime Minister with his
wife. were about 90 depart from ictorla'
when q jecring and hooting MOB maze IL
,',st f~r tbe Premier's car and smashed IN
tGo windows ~ his compartment with
stones Neither was injured
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06
ATHLETICS WRECKED.

The Big Philadelphia club Is Bank
rupt
PmLApElrHA. PA., September The
players of the Athletic base ball club held
a meeting 40 the law Offices of Messrs. Wolf
and Judge today, TO take action looking To
the recovery of their back salaries. Mr..
Whitaker. the Treasurer and practical
owner of .hc club. said that IL was practi-
cally bankrupt lie had lost 5000, and
suggested that the players 20 ahead ON the
tcmpOrarilV
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Frightened to Death.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. September 5--Nearr
New Albany, Ind, last night the wife OF
Chas Graham was so frightened 10y George
Blunt, while drunk, swearing at her that
she went into commissions, from which she
died in few hours
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Duelli.t. Interrnnted.

GHENT, September IN. Rochcfort and
NJ Thebaud left here this morning with
the intention of fighting a duel near sal
safe. town about twelve miles from this
eth, but We're interrupted by the author.-
ties NJ Rocheiort had sent the challenge
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ren per.on. Kiled by Dynamite.

IA ROCHELLE, France, September a
disastrous explosion occurred to-day at the
dynamite magazine 40 the Pallicc Dock.
Ten persons were instantly killed and many
nthnrs inIurel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06
OverbnnI tho white House.

WASHINGTON, September > During the
absence of the Executive household at
Cresson. the White House will be thor
ouehlv overhauled and extensive repairs
made: $4,000 will be expended on the re-
mfrs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06
BURIED ALIVE.

Blight Men Entombcd tn "a Michigan
Mine
l-uruNIND. NICu- September O..
Eight miners were buried uu thc Lake
Au-cIu mime by 90 cave boo ou Che sixth
lose. rhis morning Every c1or, IS
being made tn rescue ,Acm. The mcu
arc communicated Cob bymcau> of pipe
used to convey compressed air for 90
power irill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06
NATIONAL REFORMERS.
\ New Party Born Amid Throes and
Struggles.

NiIusE
ST. Louis, September "a new polit-
ical party called National Reform party.
is the outcome ofthc convention assembled
during the past 81 hours. After much We
hemcnt discussion, the platform as a
whole was adopted at a very late hour
This platform embraces about - planks.
including prohibition, protesting against
the alien ownership Of lands tariff reform,
and the restriction of paupcr immigra-
tiOu
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rEIuHPmANr sALvADoEiANS.
The Conquering Army Marches into Ia
Ifbertad.

u LHEETAD, SALVADOR, SeptembrF
G.-Thc seven thousand men of the Sal
yadorian army made their triumphal
entry into she Capital this morning.
The whole city was profusely decorated
and the streets were backed with en-
thusastic multitudcS, a general holiday
having been proclaimed. The crowds
chccrcd the Presidential party with the
greatest enthusiasm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06
De,trnctiye Fire. i'm hungary.

VIENNA, September Reports of very
destructive fires continue to come from
Hungary Tho latest dispatches say that
lzaluOK and several other hungarian yiI
lagos have just been burned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06
Stnnlcy In the AIM.

/ LONDON. September .. Stanley rs enjoy
/ ing himself in the Alps, and has gained
greatly iu appetite and strength lie has
| climbed the F0rnO glacier
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06
ON THE VERGE or RUIN.
The Illinois Central Said to be Wrecked
by Fish.

by Fish.
New YoRK, September An evening
paper publishes "a secret petition, which 10
states is being diligently circulated among
the stockholders of the Illinois Central
Railroad. urging them TO rise in rebellion
against the present management of the
Company. al whose head stands President
Stuvvcsant Fish. of New York, and who
until recently has been assisted by r. II.
Hartman. also of New York. The pcli-
tion states that the Company is practically
on the verge of ruin through the misman-
.os.u.ouf of IFS affairs
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TERRIBLE DESTRUCTION.

Twelve Thousand Houses iiurned at
Salonica.
SALoNIcA, September Tile fire.
which broke out almost simultanc-
ously in four different part. OF the town
yesterday and which destroyed l2.O00
houses and most of the public buildings,
been cXtinguishcd.
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4 Court Flooded out.

DRESDEN. September The rise OF ihc
Elbc river has flooded tie royal castle al
Pillnitl. and the Court has been transferred
10 Strchicn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06

At Syracuse Stars -, ST Louis3; hits
- and Z; errors, and t.; earned, 10 and .
nitrhcrs Casey and Neal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-06

Al Chicago Chicago -. Cincinnati $;
hits. n and > errors, and 3; earned, &
and l.
At New York New York 9; Brooklyn
1: hits. I'D and (: errors, and B.; earned,
each: pitchers, Sharrott Loyett and Ca
ruthcrs Umpire Lynch.
Dodge City times., 1890-10-10

A grain Of produce is worth . pound
of craft.
Boosters are cousins to liars.
Confession Of q fault makes half
amends.
Denying fault doubles it.
Envy shooteth at others and woundeth
herself.
Foolish fear doubles danger.
God reaches us good things by our
hands.
He has hard work who has nothing
to do.
1t costs more to revenge wrongs than &c
bear than.
Knavery is the worst trade.
Learning makes man fit company for
himself.
Modesty isa guard TO virtue.
Not to hear conscience is the way to
silence It. u --
One hour to-day Is worth two to-mor-
row.
Proud looks make foul work in fair
Quiet condolences give quiet sleep.
Richest is he that wants least.
Small faults indulged are little thieves
that let in greater ~
The boughs that bear most hang low
est.
Upright walking is sure Walking.
Virtue and happiness are mother and
daughter. e7Ls
Wise men make more oppossunies than
they find. r
You never lose by doing . good aot-
Zeal without knowledge il Ere without
light.
Dodge City times., 1890-10-10
Thanks to the santa Fe.


George r. Peck, general solicitor of
the A., T. & 8. F. railroad. is in receipt
of a testimonial from the Oklahoma
les ls,sture, evincing the gratitude for
and appreciation OF the people Of that
territory OF the wise and generous &C.
ton Of President Marvel in providing
under his direction seed wheat for the
needy Oklahoma farmers.
The testimonial was prepared by q
committee of one from each house of
the territorial legislature and the gov
ernor. Il enclosed the following as
passed BY the legislature:
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. TO-
Be it Resolved, By the house Of rep
reeentatives, with council concurring,
that We tender the A., T. & S. F. rail-
road our thanks in behalf Of the people
OF Oklahoma territory for their gener.
Gus donation or loan Of $4,000 worth
Of seed wheat, and the presiding officer
Of each house appoint q committee OF
one, with the governor concurring, TO
draft and forward to the A., T. & S. F.
railroad such acceptance as in their
judgment would te proper.
Signed. G. w. GARDENHIRE,
President Of Council.
'-.'s - O. J. JONES,
SPEAKER OF House.
Endorsed O. follows:
EXECUTIVE OTFIcF, GUTHRIE. O. T..
3-..pf E September ..
I heartily concur in the joint reso'u.
tion set forth herein.
GEO. W. STEELr, Governor.
Dodge City times., 1890-10-10
STOCK AND FARM.

From Kansas City: It is estimated
that 100000 pounds of cabbages
will be raised in Wyandotte county this
year.
Cimarron Jacksonian: The Cimarron
bank folks have men at work fencing in
several hundred acres Of pasture south
Of the river.
!; Hoisingtcn Dispatch: Mr.. Dusen-
bury and Mr.. Norris, of near Claflin,
are putting in 1900 and $500 acres Of
wheat, respectively, this fall.
From Wichita: A disease resembling
blackleg has broken ont among the cat
tie in Greenwood and Butler counties
and within the last two days 1000 head
have been lost The disease Is supposed
to have been brought in by some cattle
from the Panhandle. The state author
tiles we're notified to-day.
South Haven New Era: j. W. Smith
brought to our Office FIVE peaches which
weighed, all together, thirty seven
ounces; the largest one weighed half a
pound. He says Mrs. Smith, who went
to Kentucky last week, took some
finer ones with her than the ones
brought to this omoe. They are Of the
Gov. Garland variety.
Springfield Republican: Tho follow.
ing farmers have implicit faith in Sew.
ard county as wheat county, and in
tend to verify the same. They will SOW
as follows: D. E. Mabafney $50 acres.
Millner 4 Bard $50 acres, J. j. Leach
100 acres, w. II. Minton 15O acres,
Garringer $50 acres. J. NJ Singer $50
acres, Sam Jones 100 acres, and the
Cooper brothers 100 acres
Salina Republican: W. A. Connolly,
residing at Luray, Russell county. was
in search of cattle thieves, who entered
his pasture near Luray, some time last
week, and drove away a carload of fine
cattle. The loss was not discovered un-
til Saturday, and Mr. Connolly has been
unable to discover any clue to the
thieveA He thinks the cattle were
driven to some point on the Union Pa
cific and shipped to Kansas City.
Dodge City times., 1890-10-10
KANSAS CHURCHES.

Emporis Republican: The Emyoria
delegation to the state missionary C u
vention Of the Christian churcl; at Ct.
taws report a great convention md
come back jubilant over the fast q,
they captured the same Tor EEpcr;a
next year.
Emporia Republican: Elder haiI
prsachsd to large audiences at the Firs.
Christian church Five persons were
received into membership. Ore gentle
man was baptized at the close OF the
morning exercises. There have been
twsnty additions TO the church the past
three Sundays t'-7 '-=zi -
From Abilene: Tho Kansas confe:-
encs Of The United Brethren in Christ,
. church which hes many members in
this vicinity, met in annual ssssioc in
this city. Bishop Floyd. Of Dublin.
Ind, pe1sides, and President Eiracese.
ehiel a tn nissionary board, y also
- ts1ing lsedilg Pa
Dodge City times., 1890-10-10
Sure Preventive.

The Spanish wit and PHILOSOPHER,
Quevedo, who in his time gained a
reputation for knowing almost every.
thing. was asked if ne knew of means
whereby q person could avoid growing
old.
Most certainly" said Quevedo, II
know of certain rules which will surely
prevent your growing DID,"
What are they9" -s.
Keep always in the sun in summer,
and always in the wet in winter. That
is one rule. Never give yourself re.t;
that is another. Fret at everything
that happens; that is still another. And
then if you take care always to eat your
meat cold, and to drink plenty of cold
water when you are hot, you may be
perfectly sure that you will never grow
Oldm
Dodge City times., 1890-10-10
Reckless

In teaching his boys The composition
of sentences, schoolmaster said to
them:
IF I ask you, What have I got in
my hand p you must not answer Chalk,
but COMPOSE a full sentence and say.
You have chalk in your hand Now
We will 60 on. What have J on my
feet?"
Boots" was the immediate answer.
Wrong. You haven't listened to my
directions 1T all.
: Stockings" returned another heed
less one.
Wrong again! worse than ever,
wrathfully cried the schoolmaster.
well" he continued interrogatively to
. lad near.
"PIease, sir Then he paused. Per-
Ihaps he thought his answer might seem
funny, but convinced that he was right,
he gasped out recklsssly, "CornsP !
Dodge City times., 1890-10-10

the troops which nads Il impossible to
give ths display. Companies o: the
Kausas Eataoual Quart came In on
every train and marched ct once to the
grova Companies are in camp from
Fort Scott, Topeka, Kansas City, Kan,
Olathe, Burlingsme, Gsrnett, and Hol-
ton and many more are expected on the
night trsins.
Hutchinson News: Mr.. Sample, Of
Little River, has gray wolf. which he
has completely domesticated. It goes
over the farm, chasing rabbits, cattle
and pigs with his dogs. with whom il
never quarrels or fights. but often
worries beyond their notion OF fun, on
account of its great playing propeusi.
ties. 1t still hangs to tie notion that
the flesh OF fowls 10 very good and when
chasing chickens it must be watched or
it will kill and devour them. Aside
from this habit it is thoroughly do
mesticated and will come when whistled
for. or will bark at any object that ex-
cites it. alsil ars' -lf a
I Axte.l Anchor: Several strangers
have been in this city during the last
few weeks looking for farms, some
wishing to buy, others to rent. People
from abroad have become conscious Of
the fact that the country in the vicinity
of Axtell is the garden spot of Kansas
and a general rush for this locality may
be looked for at any time. During two
Of the five years We have been hero
other portions OF the county have su.-
fered almost q total failure, while crops
in this vicinity have been good and
this year is no exception. Drouth has
ruined the corn crop in many places,
but Murray township will harvest a
fair crop, in many fields the yield reach.
ing forty bushels, per acre.
Wellington Mail: Dick Millard. who
acted as clerk at Farris' big stock sale,
informs US that the proceeds of the sale
were $500, and that the stock brought
good prices. OF this $500, notes for
only $500 were taken, while $4,000 was
paid in cash, the buyers, who were
almost exclusively farmers, being in
shape to take advantage of a discount
for cash. The fact that the farmers
were able to pay cash is significant.
Ordinarily, s6,OC0 would have been
taken in notes and but $500 paid in
cash. But in this instance it was Just
the reverse, and demonstrates concln-
sively that the farmers of Sumner
county are getting in better shape each
year. Sumner county has no superior
on the face OF the globe, and is the
right one to tie to.
Dodge City times., 1890-10-10
n, 80 s..,isAa

Ths blinds were open. The sols sun.
light Of May strsamsd into the room;
Mother, said . girl, whose rich
hair spread ever the pillow. like . glossy
covering, prop me up. I want to hook
out. How green the grass is. Snow
was on the ground when / went to bed.
Mother, didn't you say that would b
well by spring.
Yes, darling i
But l am not WE'LL - s.5f
The mother sighed s'Ah. child. I
fear you did not stop work soon
enough. You sewed your life away
Il didn't know. knew that had
to work. did so long for spring to
come, but now that it is here, the air is
cool. Mother, see if have q chill"
mo, darling" the mother replied
placing her hand on the girls brow.
A Garage passed. Merry laughter
came in with the sunlight. A frolio-
some boy. held by happy woman,
threw q rose toward the window.
Il wish I could ride in Q carriage. /
have seen so little Of the world, mother,
and the little I have seen has not been
rich with pleasure. There, mother. I
make You weep. Twill not complain.
It was only for . moment" ..F.-
She put her wasted arms around her
mothers neck. ........ .......t
mo. I will not complain. I know
that you have done the best you could.
Please put the blanket on my feet.
Mother, don't you remember once when
they asked me to join the church,"
Yes, precious, but don't let that
worry You" " [
sOh. il does not worry me-" she re-
piled, with q smile. Lam not afraid.
/ have never harmed living thing. l
could never bear to keep q bird in q
cage. God could not have the heart to
punish such poor. frail thing as am,
could He, mother?"
mo, darling. Don't let your mind
dwell upon such subjects"
They are not unpleasant, mother.
How l do love you" she said, pressing
her mothers head against her poor
bosom. I'm all my life l don't think
that I have lo.ed you SO much as do
now. You look beautiful to me. Don't
cry, mother, please don't"
-Oh. my angel-my all, how can ]
give you up!'
Don't, mother-don't. You must
not talk that way. Last night when
you thought I was asleep heard you
pray for me. There now, mother.
Ease me down. Has the sun stopped
shining?"
mo. darling"
Il don't see it. No, it's gone. Kiss
me-kiss me again" 's h.'~
Dodge City times., 1890-10-10
A Convenient Way to Rrpuise an Old 40
... ,.- quaIntance. --. ..--

a COnvOnAont way To kepuise an Old AC-
. ,-. qualntance. z,.. ..--
A Chicago man stood talking to u
friend in the Continental Hotel corridor
recently. A seedy looking individual
approached, and, after prolonged con
temptation of the Chicago man, stepped
in front of him and with . half familiar
air said: -.=s-,1
"Are you George Evans?'
The Chicago man looked the new
conner over and then said, quietly.
No, my name is William Evans
Tie ques,iorer seemed embarrassed
as he said, Excuse me, thought you
we're George Evans, of Chicago"
The Chicagoan made no further reply
and his questioner had nothing to do
bnt wander away. When he was out Of
e.rshot his friend said: --..-....-
"But you are Ge 'rge Evans, are you
not? George William Evans?'
YES. but when . man who knew
me as George Evans in Chicago
comes to me with the manifest inte tion
of trying to borrow IS, especially il his
breath suggests . distiilery, I'm In
variabiy William Evans. It's a most
convenient way to repulse an old ac-
quaintauce who is undesirable com.
pany."-Philadelphia Press.
Dodge City times., 1890-10-10
Iho Hum0rtst.

Statesmen may be made. but genuine
humorists are the production Of nature
alone. A great man or two will not be
missed, but the man who makes health
full innocent fun. who sets the heart to
Growing like chanticleer, who makes
two smiles where there was but one
or no smile before, is q benefactor of
the race, . messenger of good straight
from the hands Of the goddess Of langh-
ter and pleasant thoughts. We bless
him while he lives, we miss him when
he leaves us, and phi osophy it, eli, with
Hamlet, mourns more over the Yoricks
that it has lost than the more sovereign
things that have perished from the
earth.-BaltimOre Sun.