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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-31
MEETING 1T MOUNDsyILLE.
John \. Hutchinson Addresses Slim
Audience of Marshall Republicans.

Special Telegram 10 ne Register.
MoUNDsvILIE, October 3O.-Thcre
was Republican demonstration at the
Court House tonight. John A. Hutch
inson, the noted criminal lawyer and
advocate OF monopoly, was the speaker.
Large posters were placed in
the store indows announcing
the event. and the band was
hired for the occasion. The familiar
tones OF the old bell sent out peal after
peal in order to draw a crowd and the
band played thirteen tunes, in their en-
deavors to get an audience. Several
federal Office holders, who have been
sent home to Go political work were on
hand at an early hour, but the honored
epeaker did not arrive till the
IS o'clock train on the Ohio
river road. He was driven to the
place of speaking by rapid transit, where
an audieAce of 2fout l25 persons, among
whom were several Democrats, We're in
waiting. The speakers remarks were
mainly on the tariff and the Lodge
election bill. The audience applauded
when they thought the speaker needed
It, and congratulated themselves upon
the success of the meeting. Marshall
will send in ap increased Democratic
vote at the election on Tuesday next.
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KILLED and Robbed by Brigands

PFsrH. October 3O.-The residents Of the
village OF I.acshazq, thirty-two miles south
west of this city, are greatly excited over
terrible crime that has been committed
there. A corn dealer named Blesier, ac-
companied by his wife, two children and
maid servant. was at the railway station
awaiting the arrival Of train, when
number of brigands made an attack on the
marty. all the members Of which were
killed and robbed of whatever valuaoles
+hnr Ind ahnnf fhem.
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ALYNCuING CERTAIN
II the Murderer OF Young Woman ~
Georgia Is Discovered.


ATLANTA, GA, October 30.-The
news Of the brutal murder of Il young
lady has reached here from Rocknarl
The victim is Miss Baker and her home
has been in Stillboro. The crime was
committed about o'clock yesterday
morning. She was alone in field where
she was al work, when she was assault
ed and beaten to death. A heavy club
was the weapon used by the murderer
and after completing his bloody work,
the mangled body Of the dead girl was
dragged some distance to a spot near the
line of the railroad where an effort was
made to hide the crime by concealing
the remains in brush pile. Suspicion
was aroused by the failure Of the young
lady to return home at her usual hour.
and her father started out TO the field
in search of her. After some little time
his attention was directed TO the brush
and upon looking closer he found the
dead aud mangled body of his daughter.
The whole county is up in arms and Il
vigorous search is being made for the
perpetrator of the crime. II found 4
lynching is certain.
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4 Matter in Doubt.

NEW York, October S0.-The General
Board of Appraisers to-day, on protests
submitted by collectors Of customs, mace
decision against the assessment OF duuies
on certain fish imported from Canada lnlo
the port Of Sandusly, Ohio, the imports
tiou having been made since the tarih ,S,Y S0'
of October /. 1890, went into effect. The
assessment made was one-fOurth Of one
cent per pound on fresh fish. The import
ers contend that the fish in question are
free from duty under the provision Of para
graph Sal.
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n.o,herhood rrainmen's Convention.

Los ANGELES, CAL. orto6er SOLIhe SOe
National Convention of the Brotherhood
Of railroad Trainmen, which has been N N
Se session sion here for the past ten days, close closed
MS labors last night and finally adlourrneSu, .S
~ ~, H. oh oficers were re elected and the
~. Eederation era was ratified. Boston was
.bosen as the next place of meeting. Inc
odoption of the Master Car Builders
conpler was not entertained.
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REEMELIN's FIGHT
Against Governor Campbell-The Question
Before the Supreme Court.

SDfCift ItktyfuM ~ tNtr 4AfFeNtts
CoLUMBUs, O., October 30.-The in
junction suit brought by Reemelin and
other members of the Cincinnati Board
of Public improvements to restrain
Mayor Mosby from acting under the
law passed by the special session Of the
General Assembly reached the Supreme
Court of Ohio this morning, Judge Hunt,
of Cincinnati. having refused to grant 1t.
The motion for leave to file involves the
merits of the case, and argument was
made at once. The plaintiffs were re-
presented by MesSrs. Follet and Kelley,
and Peck and Shaffer, while the defend
ants attorneys were Horstman and Cal
vim. and Drausin Wilson, all OF Cincin-
natl. The conStitutionality Of the law
was the question raised. The plaintiffs
argued that it was special legislation
and unconstitutional, in that it provided
for representing in the board created Of
only two parties. The case will prob
ably be- decided on Saturday.
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Nm. Of the neauties of the Tariff Bm

MANKATo, MIN, October 30. The Man
kato Touring mills have been informed ny
the Chicago correspondents that owing 10
the Mckinley law the flour merchants OF
Holland and Belgium will not buy any
more of the second grade bakers hour
made in this country. This shuts Out
,narl,et which has annually taken over r.
O00 barrels of this grade Of flour from the
Nankato mills alone. The result VIII De
the DISCHARGE Of a large number Of men.
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PrnsncrIty Ruined Him.

GRAND RAPIDS, MICH., October oO'-
onis Wolf was arrested here yesterday as
= common drunkard. He halls from Louis
Vile XIV. where five or six years ago ne
feii heir TO 5000 900. His downward course
has been rapid, and he is now total
wreck. loafng about the saloons oil tue
c;tv His friends here say that he has sew
e,al hundred thousand dollars in trust lor
him in Lexington, Ky, which he cannot
get Get owing to his habits. He will be sent 10
= ;,abria+p ASYLUM
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rlonrInc VIM wrecked.

W1cuIrA. KAs., October 30.-Bozeman' ;
big Touring mills at Marion were wrecked
last evening by the bursting Of the oolier.
C.. Y. Allen, the engineer, was taken from
under the debris with the upper portion oi
his body cooked, and his son was knocked
senseless by flying piece Of timber; Ia.
Boseman, one of the propretors, had MS
arms, breast and head terribly OurheG'
The two men will die. A barn in the vi
.cinity was set afire and consumed.
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rhe nrnlnr Nm IL lhere.

Sps.iai IsisGrlw % t's Register.
COLUMBUS. o., November ao.-Nil-
liam L. Wilson, representing the Second
West Virginia district in Congress, has
notified the T0astS Committee ot the
"Old Roman" banquet tina; he will be
present and respond % the toast The
House Of Representatives, Judge Da-
vid J. Brewer, Of the Supreme bench,
writes d letter very complimentary 10
Judge Thurman and rcgrettlng that
duties OF Office prevent his attending.
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Sfrlkn Ended.

BosToN, October 3O.-The strike Of tho
journeymen free stOnecuttors, which has
been in progress since February -. was
declared OF last evening Tho cause of de-.
feat is alleged 20 De the disunitcd action of
the building trades council and the rciusa.
Of the carpenters and bricklaycrs 70 strike
after pledging their support. During The
troubles 81 900 has been expended to main
tain the struggle But seven Of the twenty
five member of the union returned 10 their
old EMPLOYERS
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Hnw She Separated Them.

ALTOONA. PA, October 3O.-Last night,
at Gallitzin, two Hungarian men became
Involved in a fight They We're struggling
on on the ground when woman, who was
hoilinc clothes near by, took up bucket
Of scalding water and dashed it over them.
One of them escaped, but the other was
almost boiled. the flesh coming off his bones
in strips. He is now in the hospital in a
critical condition.
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A Massacre Avenged.

LONDON, October 3O.-Adyiccs from
Mimbasa state that nine hundred seamcn
and marines and 80 Indian troops took
part in the storming Of the town OF Nltu.
which was captured and burned Tuesday
by the forces sent there % punish thc na.
tiyes for massacreing a number of Ger
mans. Many Of the natives were Killed
A few members Of the British force were
wounded 4 reward OF 10000 rupees hd'
been offered for the capturcof Bakrai, ihe
Sultan OF Nitu.
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ReetIin Michigau.

DETROIT, Men. October D.-Hon T. 3.
Reed made an address az the rink here To-
night. II was crowded 20 oyeriiowing
when he was introduced. His address was
opened By reference 10 the rules which
were adopted by last Congress, and which
gave 10 the majority the right conferred
upon them by the people. He made pass
ing reference 70 the Solid South, and
eulOgized the Lodge bill as a measure 20
give the people the liberty Of an honest
count and inst ballot
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Discreaits the Mexican Retaliation story.

WASHINGTON, October 30.-The De-
partment of State is without informa-
tion respecting the alleged imposition
by Mexico of Il discriminating duty OF
$500 per car load on American cat
tie. which is reported from
the West. Acting Secretary Adee
says that when the Mexican
Government, by decree issued a year
ago, increased the duties on imported
cattle and swine (Which, by the way.
were general duties, and not directed
especially against the United StateS), !,
the Department Of State was informed
of the action within twenty-four hours,
and while he cannot deny the last re-
ported action, he is compelled to doubt
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A POINT OF LAW
INVOLVED IN THE CASE OF The CONDEMNED
MURDERER BIROHALL.
he is Asked to Be Witness in Libel Suit Against
Canadian Paper-The Claim Made That He is
Already Dead to the Law and His
Testimony is Valueess.

TORONTO, ONT, October 3O.-An aft.
davit has been filed asking for an ex.
animation of j. Reginald Birchall, now
lying under sentence OF death in Wood
stock Jail, as 4 material witness in q
libel suit brought by GroSyenor Hood
Graeme against the Globe, on account OF
an alleged insinuation in the paper
that Graeme might have had some.
thing to do with the murder of Benwell
The motion is to be argued tomorrow
aud it is to be resisted on the ground
that Birchall is at present legally and
civilly dead to the law, and that there.
fore his testimony Is valueless.
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Pendleton WI Nc Galns.


Sptrt1- lctegrHn 10 ne At--''ef'
SI.rERsvILLE. w. VA. October 30
John A. Hutchinson addressed small
crowd here to-day. mostly Democrats
Although posters had announced ms
comiug for several days, 10 was a wasted
effort. aud the Republicans were much
disappointed. They are concentrating
ali their efforts on Hubbard, but Pen
dleton will ma ke a small gain here.
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..nnm,ln nIll.." IndInns

AyrwERp. October 30-Mr. John NJ.
Burke and the Indians connected with
Buffalo Bills show sailed from here to-day
for Philadelphia on the Red star steamer
Belgenland. From Philadelphia the ln-
dians will 90 10 New York Prior 20 their
departure for the West, they will visit
Washington aud call upon President lIar-
N .nn
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New York CIty,s Census.

New York, October 3O.-After con
ference with Governor Hill, Richard
Croker and others, tonight, with Mayor
Grant sent another letter to Secretary
of Interior Noble, demanding recount
If the Inhabitants of New York City.
The NIavor reiterateS his claim that the
federal census does not do justice 10
The city. in that it fails to contain the
,o,,es of all the inhabitants.
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Nh Hone From Austria.

ROME. october 3O.-It is stated 5 thaj
8, ,be farewell interview with Cardinal
Tavigerie. r. the Pope said that he nc
longer hoped for anything rom a Hs', ss,,.- 10,
He would place all his trust IN Ill.s, IanoY
10 secure the restoration OF tempor"l
power.
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Big Meeting at Barton.

SIlcIlI ItI1r1W n ~ HFTI'-fF
MANNINGroN. w. VA, October 30
Attorney General Caldwell and John j
Conif addressed a large and enthuSi
astic meeting of Democrats az Burton
tbis afternoon. The Democrats OF Wet
Eel. despite the inclement weather
turned ont in large numbers 10 hear th'
issues OF the campaign discussed. Wet
zel will do herself honor ON Tuesday
uUNf
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uennesser,s AssassIns.

ST. LOUIS, October 3O.-The police are
in nossession of information to the effect
thai three of the supposed Italians impli-
cated in the assassination of Chief Hen
nessev have fed from their hiding places
in Nev Orleans. II is reported that they
left for St Louis, and are now probably
hiding in this city.
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LONDON. October 80. Herbert Ward
who was a member Of the Stanley cNpcdl.
ton, says ne knows nothing about the al.
legged facts upon which Stanley based h.s
insinuatiOns He lived with Barte.otl
many months, and is unaware Of anything
that would detract from his character as
an officer and as gentleman.
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CoLuNBrA, Tenn. October SO-Dah i.og iI
inson. a negro employed on oranGh rall I
road near this city, was shot ana KlllTI ~ !es
terdav BY another negro nanneu Lee ~ ui -
80, -, ahont woman. whom both claimed as
,bsi~ he vie Hurst is still at large.
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Shnf His Hrniher.

New YoRK. October 3O-John A. Amdo,
nine Years old. residing at 500 Park avenue;
Shot his brother, WIN. 5. Amdo, aged
eight. in the head this evening Tue broth
ers I had cooked molasses taffy. They then
9uarreled over it, and John pull.e,di. re
Yolyer from his POCKET and shot william
,,bo will nrohablV die
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lsecafue Insane.

LoNDoN, October 3O.-Hogg, the Londo.
porter, whose wife and child were found
murdered in the locality Of South Ham
stead few days ago, and for whose Kill
ing Mrs. Crychton, alias Pierccy' Hog s.
mistress, was held by the coroner, has Dee
como insane.
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Nenr the Rorder.


Sps-ici Tslsqr4n 20 ne hsJis'sf.
PIEDMONT. W. Va, October ao-Elklns
smoke 40 fair house here tonight. IL
was the same old plea for high tariff
senator McKaig. Of Maryland, made 4
rattliug Democratic speech TO good house
in Westernport at the same hour.
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Gninc Too Far.

LzAvENwoRTH, KASs., October r59.-Post-
master Richie this morning excluded from
the mails the entire mail edition OF Leaven.
worth Times, because il contained list OF
articles won at a raffie at Catholic church
fair. during the early part Of the week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-31

Every child born into family is thought
TO be worth "a thousand dollars" 10 the
parents. Why then should they not be
cared for from infancy 10 maturity, Keep
the mouth and teeth right by SOZODONT,
and you start them right
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-31
EIGHTH WARD DEMOCRATS
Hold "A Good Meeting-Fifth Ward Demo-
Gratis,

The Ritchie District Democrats held
good sized business meeting at their
club room, on South Jacob street, last
night. The principal matter which
came up for consideration was TO make
arrangements for grand mass meeting
at Westwood's Hall, corner Thirty.
eighth and Jacob streets, this evening.
The meeting will be addressed by Col.
Ben Wilson and Col. w. w. Arnett, and
promises TO be a rouSing one II was
the intention 10 secure a band and have
short parade before the meeting, but
the committee found that they could not
secure music. All the Democratic clubs
in the city are invited to attend this
meeting.
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This evening the Democrats OF Wash
ington district will hold a big meeting
at Gchringer's Hall, in Fulton, TO be ad-
dressed by Attorney General Alfred Cald-
well and Col. w. w. Arnett. This Is
the last public meeting ~ be held by
the Democratic voters OF Washington
district, and there ought to be large
attendance from the city proper.
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This evening there will be Z

This evening there will be big meet
ing of the Democratic voters OF Ritchle
district. at Westwood's hall, corner OF
Jacob and Thirty-eighth streets. Thls
meeting will be addressed by that old
favorite of the Wheeling Democracy,
Col. BENJAMIN Wilson, and Judge J. j..
Jacob. and two splendid speeches can
be expected. All Democratic and inde-
pendent voters are invited to be pres
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Hon. John o. Pendlcton will address
a meeting at Wieyville, Wetzel county,
at p. m. to-day, and at Red Mills at
p. m. Saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-31

The Democrats Of Center district met
at Democratic headquarters, corner
Twenty-irst and Main streets, last
night. The meeting was well at
tended, but nothing was done beyond
transaction of routine business. The
meeting adjourned early to allow the
members to attend the Wilson meeting
at the Opera House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-31

Tomorrow evening Col. BENJAMIN
Wilson and Col. w. W. Arnett will ad-
dress the Democrats Of the upper end
of Marshall county, at Benwood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-31

Look out for counterfeits. See that you get
tbe genuine salvation Oil. Do not let the deal
er sell YOU some Just A. good. but insist upon
getting the genuine with the Bulls Head tFaae-
mark on the wrapper.
found DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup 10 be most
edectral remedy and feel sure that the most
stubborn cough and cold will yield TO its heal
ing influence. Frank S Price, New Orleans La
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Meetings TO Como.

General n. Golf and w. =. Hubbard
will speak at the Opera House this even
ing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02
TAMMANY NEGLECTS TIE AQUEDUCT
WHY THE MAYOR WOULD NOT ACT WITH THE
BOARD ON WEDNESDAY.

A resolution passed BY the Aoueduct Comm'S-
sioncrs VIXEN the present Board first organized. thl'
n,estings sbou,d be hold each "Wednesday These
meetings have been held with greater or less reg
uarity, and when there has been business OF ahV
great importance for the Commissioners TO transact
there has been a pretty full attendance "eherH
Duane, president Of the Board. and Commissioners
scott Howe and Tucker have been regular In their
attendance, but Mayor Grant has not G'onded ~ MS
name at rollca for many months. AS the b""'d
stands rammany cannot " rum II IN the interest,"
Of that organization, the Mayor has not seen III u
cooperate With the other Commissioners Inc euo"H
which were made 10 get General Duane out Of the
Board the ground that retired army officer. 10
could not accept a civic appointment. was part OF
the scheme To get his place for Tarnmany man.
Had this effort been successful. the Tammaly mem
bers Of the Commission would have been as diigent
In their attendance aS they have becn negligent.
No meeting of the Commission was held la, Wedne'-
day afternoon, simply because there was no quorum
Commissioners Duane. Howe and Tucker were on
hand, but needed to make quorum.
and as there several Important questions for the
Commissioners 20 act upon every effort was made 10
get another Commissioner to the meeting. C0nmi'-
soners Gllroy and scott and Controller Myers were
ont OF town. Mayor Grant was In his ohce bnt
refused 10 attend. Then the three commissioners al
journed to the Mayors Office, but ne declines 10 a.
with them giving excuse thht ne Hfu ioo
much work 10 do In signing paw warrants I" a'tehu
to the Board. ,,
Tho subjects upon which the Commissioners Wan'ei
IN act a.t "Wednesday tc proposed repairs To Tie
new aqneduct and tho construction OF F'e',N"r -
rho mans for the repairs have been prcpar d by Mr.
Ftelev the chief engineer OF the Board ana thN ar
directly opposed Ia the plans which '"hm',-"GIGa
C;roy sent to the board. Here j wher the tr,un!9
lax and this IL the why Mayor Grant rrfu~'sl
10 90 o. ,ttb tho three commissioners. Engineer
r,eIey, pIan IS 10 make the repairs from platforms SCI
nm I'm tha aqucdnrt while Commissioner GilroN thnh-
fiat shafts should be sunk III" CONSTRUCTION 'ol9
mittec 81 the Hoard has voted to adopt the engineers
plon and Commissioner Gilroy did not like IL. ~ all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02
r,yr DIRECTORS MAKE 4 SETTLEMENT.

Tho director, Of the THIRD National H'nN' ",''''
thcy adjourned yc,tcrlay. ngrccd ON statement I"
even "a the public Tic vice president ana 'hc ''''
,.r declined 10 add anything 10 IT, ard the na"'N VI
49,, it...o-- ,ho wcrc pr,.scut the meeting "cr''
refused The CLOSING scn'"nc" IN the statement W"
no, r,.,oluti-a If the board. ana II VIII LOT app
,..,l,bly I'm TIE minute. In the circumstances Ut"
4, .crt,on J., remarkable Nicc President hu'N"",l' F
virtue of hi, ofcc will act a, president uhu' M
,al,av.y'- successor Ia. been selected lie re"'''
meetings Of the board OF Tuesday, and fruN -
, trrc f. aid =, be NO reason 10 expect an election
al the next meeting
The official statement was rs follows: ~ INC I'N''
lar meeting Of the board of directors "i TIE lmI"
,,,.,.,I Rank held 10 dav the resignation OF MT.
rolcrt ~ galloway IL president was accrpru' t III
r.n,ipiug In the boGrl director. Mr ~ ,1i ~
"1rr Ia NOT rendered hi, r.~iculton nor VIII no
4" 80 Sir w. II. Bccrs president Of The ~" orN
II, Insurance COMPANY and Mr. George = zoe NclV
,i.ctcd direction, Ia Gll two VACANCIES IN the boaln
II j. The unanimous opinion Of the directors present
mat tho capita and surplus OF ne hah' hh"uh'Hs u
~ zoo 900 I, entirely safe ana Intact