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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-04

the place The church farm and tithing
yard were rented to the church for more
money than could have been obtained from
any other party.
An adjournment was then taken until
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
After all, the bsst way to know the real
merit of Hoods Sarsaparilla, is to try it
yourself Be sure to get Hoods. IA
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-04

Christy's London Derby hats in all col
ors. We are sole agents.
BAsT TERRY MER. Co.
Hatters and Furnishers, l42 Main st.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-04

A well known London lady of rank
has just had q pair Of ten button gloves
made in which each button is a dia-
mond. The pair cost $500. Gentlemen
in London are now wearing mousque-
taire gloves which go higher than the
elbow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-04

Queen Victoria, having completed the
fifty-third year Of her reign, has now
reigned longer than any English mon
arch excepting Henry III, George IFS
sixty years On the throne being left an
considered, as it was SO interrupted with
repencieS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-04

The announcement Of the double en-
gagement of members of the graduating
class at'Boston university shows that CO.
education is often factor in inatrimony.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-04

Mems ri veted o. blue overails redcued
from 75c. to G0c.. at
PEOPLES EQUITABLE Co-op.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-04
WILLIAMS AUSTRALIAN HERB PILLS.

If you are yellow, bilious, constipated
with headache, bad breath, drowsy, no ap-
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One box of these pills will drive all the
troubles away and make new being of
YOU Price % cents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-04

IVORY PATENT" AND ROYAL GORGE
excel all other fours in quality. Ask your
grocer for it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-21
AGAINST THE BLAIR BILL.
The Personnel of the senate Vote on the
Educational scheme.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. March 90
After debate on ting Blair bill. the
Senate proceeded to vote on the bill, and
the first vote was on the three amend
mentS offered by Mr.. Moody. of South
Dakota. to the effect that the Hit
crates among the Indians shall be in
cluded in the calculation. Mr.. Blair
said that there was no objection to the
amendments.
Mr. lIawley. in opposing the bill. read
table of appropriations to be made for
the next fiscal year showing eXpendi-
lures Of S523. 10000 against an mme-
mediate revenue of $3.50, 600. max
ing deficit of $50, 100000 Mr.. Moody
amendment was agreed to.
The Senate then proceeded to vote on
the third reading and cngrOSSmcnt of
the bill. When the vote was concluded
and it was known that it had resulted
against the bill. Mr.. Blair changed his
vote from aye to no as to make a motion
to reconsider The result was then an
nounccd as yeas 81, nays 81, as follows:
Yeas. Republicans, McSSrS. Allen, Chan
dlcr. Cullom. Dawes, Dolph, Edmunds,
EvartS, Higgins. lIoar. Mcmillan. Man
derSon. Mitchell, Moody, Morrill,, Petit
grew. Platt. Squire, Stanford. Stewart.
Stockbridgc. Teller, Wilson (of Iowa.;
Democrats. Barbour, Colquitt. Daniel,
George, Hampton, Hearst, PaSco, Pugh
81.
Observation-Disclosures. Blair,
Davis. Dixon, Farwcll, Frye, Hale,
Hawley. Hiscock; ingalls,. Jones, of
Nevada: Pierce, Plumb, Sawyer, Sher-
man. Spooncr. Walcott.
DemocratS-Batcs,B Berry, Blackburn.
Blodgett. COckrcll, Coke, Faulkner,
German, Gray. Harris, Jones, Of Arkan-
SaS: Kcnna. Morgan, Payne, Reagan,
Turpic, Vest, Voorhees,, Walthall and
Wilson. OF Maryland
The following pairs were announced
-MeSSrS. Butler, Vance, Paddock,
Casey. Gibson. Brown and Call. who
were for the bill, with McSSrS. Quay
Mcpherson. EuStiS Ransom, Wash
burn. Bray and Cameron. who were
against it, Mr. Blair made motion ia
reconsider the vote, which motion wa,
entered. and after an executive session
the Senate adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-21
TIPS FROM THE TICKER.

Real estate sales at Winchester, KY,
aggregated 5000, 600 in two days.
Ezekiel Sullivan died at Columbus.
Indiana. yesterday, aged l03 years.
No trace has been discovered of
Whilden, the missing Birmingham cap
italiSt
The Edmunds meat bill is opposed by
the pork packers of the country, who
want it modified.
4 horse was instantly killed and a
man violently shocked by an electric
wire at PiQua. Ohio.
The indications are that the Ohio
Working Home for the Blind will be
discontinued.
4 saw-mill at Brook6eld, Ind, was
blown up by dynamite.
The President left Washington, Tues
dav. for Maryland, on duck hunting
expedition.
Conductor Houghtaling. charged with
responsibility for the Lake Shore wreck,
was bound over at Buffalo,
Judge Hart SAYS that he was APP
preached during the Forty-eighth Con-
greSS, and solicited To take an interest
in the ballot-boX bill. He will be sum
moned by the Investigating Committee.
1t is claimed that the. bill pending in
the Kentucky Legislature to regulate
the sale of leaf tobacco in the markets
of that State gives protection to the
planter, but discriminateS against the
--ohouSemen. The merchants and
emen of Louisville are united
pposition to the measure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-21
WHEELING, W. VA, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 81 1890
OVER AN EMBANKMENT.
Bad Accident on the West Penn.-A Con
dnctor Fatally Injured.

BIAIRsvILLE, March 2O.-Freight
train No. 81, leaving here at 9:l2 last
night. struck alandslide at Bagdad Sta
tion, near the Allegheny Valley juno
tion, at about 1890 o'clock last night
The engine and five box car were
thrown over the embankment into the
river. The engineer, fireman, cOnduc-
tors and one brakeman were injured
Engineer David GreaSley and Fireman
NJ. l.. Anderson jumped from the cab
and escaped mparativcly uninjured.
GroaSley sustained a Sprained ankle. and
Anderson had his face and forehead
badly cut. John Sullivan. the brake
man. was badly Scalded about the head
and face.
Conductor George Ringlc was the most
seriously injured of any, and will likely
die. He was carried over the embank-
ment with the cars, and was found "
ing under the tender just at the edge of
the river. His right leg was so badly
injured that amputation was found ne
ceSSary. He is also badly injured about
the head and has sustained internal in
JurieS.
The track was torn up for a distance
OF 100 feet, and two wrecking trains
were sent out TO repair the damage. The
East-bound express, which was almost
due at the time Of the accident, came
along and was Signalled to stop. When
it had come to Standstill the engine
was dispatched to West Penn Junction
for physicians. The latter arrived later
and the injured men were cared for.
Conductor Ringle was removed to a tenn
porOry hospital at West Penn Junction,
where his leg was amputated just below
the knee.
Conductor Ringle, Engineer GreaSby
and Fireman Anderson jumped off the
train on the river side OF the track and
rolled down the steep bank. AT this
point the road bed is chiScled into the
rock. and the space between the inside
track and the side of the cut Snot more
than two feet in width. Sullivan
jumped off on that side of the train,
and how he escaped being crushed to
death by the passing ears is difficult To
understand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-21
ne.ume Of thc Inhor sltnatIon.

CmcAGo. March 2O The Knights ~
LnLor ia it, next issue. will publish "a
resume Of the situation throughout the
country in the proposed movement
for eight hours a. da} 2,
work. II will say: 81 present
there j. much activity boo thc
field Of organization among the trade
unions throughout the country. Tho
work q, being done quietly. but none
the les, surely are the great and little
trade unions placing themsclyc- Zoo posi-
tion ~ meet the draft that will be- made
upon their treasury on May l-t
when the cight-hour day FOR the
building trades will be- inauguuted.
There j. no Indication that the in-
dustrial centres II the country VIII
pass through such an exciting period
as that produced by the labor cou-
yulsions four wears ago. Employer
and employees have both been taught %
lesson by the events tragic and other
wise Of 1856.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-21
MAD ALL THROUGH.
BLAIR FURIOUS At THE ACTION OF THE
SENATE ON HIS PET BILL.
He Has a Hot Rod in Pickle For His Party As
sociates--RepublCan Senator's are Try
ing 10 Choke Him Of--Cranks Urg-
ing Him On to Glory.
Special Tlegram 10 tie Register.

Special telegram 10 tie Register.
WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator.
Kenna and Faulkner are very much
elated at the defeat OF the Blair bill, and
they both deserve credit for the result.
They have worked umemittingly to ac-
compliSh the defeat of this vicious
measure, and last night Senator Kenna
accurately predicted the result. Scna-
tor Blair is furious and threatens ia
make a savage onslaught upon the Re
publican party His party fcalty has
been destroyed, and tonight he de-
nounces the Republicans in the
most violent and vindictivc
terms, having changed his vote when
the defeat Of his bill was manifest. He
has the right to move tOrecOnSider, and
hopeless. He intends TO make "A stir
ring and singing appeal to his party,
and says he will remind the Republicans
of their pledges to pass the bill.
Blair has hot rod in pickle for his
party associates, and the Republican
Senators are trying 70 choke him off.
They are Scheming TO prevent Blair
from getting in his motion to
reconsider, as they know that
he avowS his purpose to ac-
company it with speech
arraigning the Republican party. The
Democrats are determined that Blair
shall have fair chance to vent his
spleen against his party as matter OF
interesting gossip in connection with
this bill. 1t is worth stating that Blair
has counted upon it to carry him to the
White House. The crankS Of the cOun-
try have persuaded him that it was the
greatest measure ever devised and that
its passage would make him President
of the United States, hence Blair,
tears.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-21
RIVER RIPPLEs.



The marks at Pittsburg Yesterday az
ternoon indicated 9 feet aud rising.
The marks on the landing last even
ing indicated L. feet 10 inches and fall
ing.
Captain VIM. Hahn. of GAINESVILLE.
saws two steamers are soon Ia 90 into
service between PittSburg and Iancs-
vile. rcviving the trade Of years ago.
Pilot :. :. Sanford has been transfer
red from the Scotia 10 the Rainbow and
Joseph Alexander has taken the place
Of Captain Sanford at .he wheel of the
Scotia.
The Percy Kelsey arrived at Pitts
burg on Tuesday night from Sheffield.
Ala. with three bargcs Of pig iron. She
left one barge loaded with the same at
this place.
The recent snow will keep mp the riy-
cr for some time TO come in the absence
of rain. II the snow should 90 of with
a rain. the biggest river Of the season
would be- the result.
Capt. George +. O'Ncal. at present in
command Of the steamer c. W. Batchc-
lor. was al the wheel Of the Silver Wave
when she passed the rebel batteries al
Vicksburg during the famous siege Of
General Grant. There was no Drawer
deed during that famous siege than the
one performed by Captain O'Ncal. and
he was complimcnted for 1t by Gen.
Grant.
Talk about towboats doing big work.
there's no flies on the Joe Walton.
Can't. Jim Richardson doesn't run
slow. She took her big tow Of coal to
Cairo last trip in ifty-Scycn hours.
From February sto March sshe handled
1.O-5.OO0 bushels Of coal. run 3.j1j
miles and never wet q lump or met
with an accident LouiSrHic Courier
J,lJrudi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-21
IN THE TRI-STATE.


Interesting Items of the National Game.
Dayton opens the season with Toledo
on March 20,
Tillin now wants to get into the Tri-
State League. Next.
The Wheeling players will not report
here until next Thursday.
Munyan will this year play short for
the Columbus Association club.
Akron has signed thirteen men. They
will reduce it TO eleven before the season
opens.
Henry Morrison and some Of the other
local players were over on the grounds,
yesterday. putting IN little practice.
The day was 4 good one.
Jack Doyle has reported at Columbus.
He says he is prepared to catch the
game OF his life. He has been practic-
ing all winter at his home in llolyokc,
Mass
According to the Sporting Life. W. r.
Irwin. better known as the One-cycd
pitcher. who made such a good record
with the Kalamazoo club. is IN Cincin
natl willing 10 accept an engagement at
reasonable figures.
Three OF the present members of The
Tri-Statc League are in favor Of a ten
club circuit, IL j. said, because they
claim that it will reduce railroad cN
pcnSeS. 1t is hardly probably that more
than eight clubs will be organized. how
ever.
There is good reason to believe that
Sandusky will be- one Of the Tri-Statc
League cities this year. for ii is thought
Youngstown will not be able to raise the
amount Of money they desire. san
duSky seems to be- the fayoritc among
the majority.
T. c. Nicholson left last evening for
Toledo to Join the base ball club Of that
city. with which hc will play this season.
occupying the position Of the second
bascman. Tom took his family with
him and they will make Toledo their
headquarters until next November.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-21
GONE WITH HIS TYPEWRITER.
4 Sensation In Buffalo by the Flight of a
Business Man.

BUFFALO. y. Y. March 9O.-A scnsa-
tion was caused in this city to-day when
it was currently reported that J. w
Woodruff, ex-PreSident OF the Life
and Reserve Insurance Company.
had hurricdly left town. leav-
ing many creditors behind.
For nearly eight years Woodruff had
been associated with the company. but
the fact Of his running heavily in debt
became known in the Office and created
unpleasant comment. An investigation
was recently ordered. 1t was
found that Woodruff had pur-
chased lot OF land and had
contracted to build fourteen houses
thereon, the money for which was taken
from the funds OF the company. The
Board Of Directors thcreupon proposed
Woodruff from Office. Woodruff had a
pretty blonde typewriter with
whom he fell in love, and II Is
believed that the couple have
fled together. The sheriff has started
in pursuit of Woodruff. The officials Of
the Life and Reserve Company say they
have not lost anything, having taken
care To protect themselves.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-21
STEAL NUMBER FOUR.
The Republican Contestant Gets There.
and hi, Name l. Mudd.


and His Name l. Mudd.
WASmNGroN. March 20. - IN thc
Senate to-day after taking up the
Compton-Nludd ease. and az the clos, of
the debate Moore. Of Texas. on behalf
Of the minority of committee on
elections, offered resolution declaring
Compton entitled 10 the scat Thi,
was defeated yeas lij. NAYS l5g. Tho
absentee of those paired and not voting
were McSsrs. Riggs. bingham. Brosiou-.
Brewer. Brown. Of Indiana: Duckalrw
Dunn. Compton, Dargan. Clifford. Good.
night. Hopkins. Lansing. McClamm,
Payntcr PaysOn, Phclan. Randall. Oi
Pennsylvania; Rcyburn. skinner. Smith.
Of Illinois: j. d. TAYLOR. of Ohio. Tur.
ncr. Of Kansas: Turpic. Wheeler. of
Michican; Whitthornc. Wilbcr and
Wilson, OF Kentucky. The vote wa. d
strict party one.
The majority resolution declaring
Mudd entitled to the seat wa. adopted.
Yeas l5g. nays l45.
Mr.. Mudd then appeared and took
the oath Of Office amid some applause
from the galleries
Mr. Morrow. Of California. moved
that the House go into Committee of
the Whole for further consideration oi
the pension appropriation bin pending.
when Mr.. Hooker. Of Mississippi.
moved an adjournment Lost Yea,
l22, nays l53. Mr. Morrow motion
was then agreed to-lcas los. nays jp.
The committee Immediately rose and
the House adjourned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-21
Rnhhed and Reaten.

ToRoNro. ONT, March 2O.-Charlcs
and Louis SchocharetS yesterday decoy-
ed Morris GoldStcin into their premises
and beat him into insenSibibility. after
which they robbed him of 5000. Gold
stein has thirty-fvc wounds on his
head. and his recovery is doubt
ful. The police say the prisoners
are NihiliStS and believe that there is
something more than robbery behind
the attack. They think that GoldStein
NAV have been a Russian spy and that
the object OF the attack was revenge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-21
WITNESS STOOD WATCH
GRuDGE AGAINST STEELE.
Some Things That Would Tend to Damage
Wild's Case.

CHICAGO. March 9O.-Thc trial by
Court Martial Of Lieut.. Steele was con
tinued this morning. After the report
Of Yesterdays proceedings had been
read and approved, the Lieut.. Crowder,
counsel for the accused. asked to have
Private Wild recalled to be further
questioned. Lieut. CrOwdcr had a
written statement made by Recruiting
Sergeant. Anotio Wenrith, Of this city,
which said that Wild had come into his
Office and voluntarily talked about the
ease. He said the only reason why he
refused to obey Steele. was that he had
grudge against him and wanted to get
even. If he could get steele behind the
bars he would testify. Wild was re-
called and asked what he had to say
To these statements. He declined To
make any statement as To the facts.
saving that he was not on trial and did
no have 10. Sergeant Wcnrith was
then called and told the story Of Wild'S
talk in his Office as related above, and
Unidentified Wild as the man who did
the talking.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-21
Indians in Affect Poverty

MINNEAPoIIS, MINI, March 20
The Journals Ashland. Wis, special
SAYS: Pride and hunger is the portion of
the Indians on the Flambcan rcServa-
tion near here Recent white visitors
were forcibly elected from the reSerya-
tion. and only week since these same
Indians refused to accept Government
aid profIercd on condition that they
would repay it. Great suffering on ac-
count of the scarcity of food and cloth
ing is reported among them. The rcSer-
vation is wholly unfit for cultivation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-21
RELIEVING THE FLOODS.
The Situation of the Overflow Along the
Mississippi.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. March 9O.-Scc-
retary Proctor to-day transmitted to the
House, in further response to the reSO-
luton of that body, relating to the floods
in the Mississippi river, copy Of re-
port from Col, c. b. COmStOck, corps Of
engineers, President of the Mississippi
River Commission, which says: "ln my
opinion, the Mississippi River CommS-
sion has as much money as can be
wisely used i'm the protection of the
Government levec works and plants
so far as the same may be
practicable during the present
flood unless there should be
further heavy rains. In that case Sl50,-
600 additional would be needed. Thus
far though the river at several points is
higher than ever before. But four Seri-
GUS breaks in levces are reported to me,
and from them the danger to life is not
great, but any additional rise would
cause wide spread disaster and, even as
it it, the danger of disaster is very great.
Seven steamers and many bargeS could
be supplied to give aid to those in
peril.'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-21
Trial of Bishop Esher.

READING. pa. March co. IhiSinorh
i,g,s trial Of Bishop Eshcr. Of Chicago
for unchristlan conduct. was mostly Ia
l,cn nm with reading Of the extensive
"orresnondcpce between the Committed
an Investigation and the Bishop, ir
which they invite him to come to Read
fng He curtly refused, saying Of Tho
scriopsne.. Of the charges, will speak
In nv own time. II God spares my life,
tb,t time will come. lie sent back tho
ronv Of the charges and refused to sub
mil 10 a second examination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-21
QUESTION OF HOURS.
The Result of the Conference of the Exec
mtiVe Council.

PITTTsBURG. PA. March 20.-The re-
suit Of the confercnce.of the Executive
Council of the Federation of Labor in
New York, last Saturday, has just been
made public to-day. Vice President
William Martin says that no one trade
will be ordered to demand the eight
hour law. nor to strike To enforce the
demand Mr.. Martin said it was left
entirely optional with each trade whcth-
er they desired or thought they could
secure eight hours for n days work. 1t
will also be optional with the trades
whether they will 90 into other queS-
tionS or not That they will do so is
shown by the replies sent to the Fedora
tion from most all trades, saying they
desired to and were able to win for
eight hours. as it is left to the strongest
trade.
PittSburg and Wheeling districts will
be represented by carpenters first asking
a conference with builders, and If re-
fused, demanding it. New York and
Boston stone masons will probably make
the first break in those cities. to be fol-
lowed by other stronger organizations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-21
INFANT LIEUTENANT.
The Youngest Military Officer in the
United States.

Sptctdt Ititgf0vi 70 me Register.
COLUMBUS, March 20.-Gov. Camp
bell to-day issued a commission as Lieu
tenant in the logan Rifles, company
of the Fifth Regiment. to John A. Lo-
gan. the third. The Lieutenant is a
grandson of the late John A. Logan and
IS just six weeks old. He is no doubt
the youngest Lieutenant in America.
This was done at the urgent request of
Colonel Gibbons. of the Fifth Regiment.
McMacken's bill regulating the hours
of employment of railway hands is a
law. 1t provides that no employe shall
be required or permitted to work more
than "a consecutive hours, and l. hours
makes a days work. For overtime en-
ployeS can secure extra pay.
Governor Campbell's reception next
Tuesday night will he exclusively Off
cial Invitations have been extended
to none outside the official list.
Sebastian Miller, the wrestler, arrest
ed here for baStardy, was held at pre-
liminary hearing here to-day TO the
grand jury. He could not give the bail
Isl, ,00O) and went to Jail.
Senator Gaumcr offered a bill to-day
providing that not more than two Off
GERS of State institutions shall be chosen
from the same county.
Senator Corcoran offered bill pro-
viding for the establishment Of State
asylum for dipSomaniacS and victims OF
morphine and cocaine.
Senator Sutton offered bill cOmpcll-
ing the State Insurance Commissioner
to publish quarterly in two papers OF
opposite politics in each county list Of
the insurance companies authorized TO
do business in this State.
NcKclvey's bill, authorizing the Gov
crnor to deed to the heirs of Joseph
Carl certain lands in Belmont county, is
now a law. The bill is to cure defects
in titles.
There was a bill introduced in the
Senate to combine the duties Of the
Canal Commission with the Board OF
Public Works after April 18th.
1t seems now quite certain that the
proposed amendment to the Owen Sun
day law will be defeated.
Governor Campbell has not yet APP
pointed the new State Prison Board.
He went TO Urbana this evening to at
tend the banquet. a great many poll
ticianS here are anxious in regard to
prison appointments.