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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-17
BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

There is a great revival Of "Pinafore" at
Chicsgo.
"Grandmap C'rroll, aged 1T, is dying
at Cumberland, Ind.
Four persons were poisoned at Upper
SandusEy, o., by eating FISH.
Tue bill for the admission of Wyoming
will be fsvorably reported 10 the HOu e.
Claims sgpinst the o & n. W. railroad
have been referred 10 General Coweu.
A Philadelphia woman claims tia. de-
tectives fraudulen;ly obtained $40, O0C
from her
THE Farn Law and Order League
of Ohio" was organized st Dayton on the
18Th inst.
Governor Fleming, of Florida, promises
State aid in Furnishing the slsyers Of Dep
usy Marshal Saunders.
There are applicants for the ofiCe o.
Assistant Secretary of War, although the
bill creating II has not yet passed both
brancoes Of Congress.
The Toledo, Findlay and Springfield
railroad. which will run through the hear
Of Ohio's natural gas and oil territory, IL
now bsisg surveyed.
The Senate Committee on Privileges ant
Elections is investigating the credentials
Of the several claimants toT seats in the
Senate from Montana
Rumors caused S run on The Mutus
Home Baildii g Association OF Dayton, fol
two weeks pact. but Oh the assurance tina
its sffAirs are all right, the excitement II
abating.
Investigation will be made as to tn
practicability and expense of tunneling tn
Detroit river. near the city of Deir1it
With view to the use Of the tunne! 10
railroad trains from the United States Il
Canada.
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Liquor Crusanders.

LATHRoP, Mo February Is. The tenn
perance crusaders met 10 day at the resi-
deuce OF Ms. ]. S. Sluckey and formed
regular organization by elscting Mrs. +.
A. Kinney leader Of the crusade. II WAS
determined to hereafter enforce the law
governing the sale Of liquors in manner
similar 10 that employed Il week ago,
when the stocks Of several saloOnists were
destroyed. An address to the women Of
the country was drawn mp urging them to
drive out the saloonisis By force.
Saloon keeper Ward, one OF the sufferers
By the crusaders raid, has not sworn out
the warrants for the arrest Of the women,
as be threatened 10 do. /. ia believed
that he will rot q to law over the matter
at all.
HAMILTON, NO., February Nv +.
Irving, druggist Of this place, aud owner
of a drug store al Nettleton. email town
d short distance west of here, received
telegram from his NetiletOn manager to-
day informing bin that his store at that
place had been destroyed by fire early this
morning. Mr.. Irving has been wsrned by
the temperance crusaders that something
would happen if the indiscriminate sale OF
liz nor at his store wss not stopped. !. Is
believed that the crusaders Get fire TO the
building.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-17
Two Fatal Slabs

NEW YORK, February 16.-James Mil
Ter, IS years old, Morris Miller, 90 years
old, and William H. Lawrence, all colored
lived in a tensment house ct l75 Third
avenue. The Mlllets are not relatives,
Lsst week young colored man named
Stephen on, who is related TO Morris Mil
Ter, was arrested for passing counterfeit
silver dollars. l, Was said Lawrence had
given the information leading 20 his ar.
rest, and Morris Miller threatened to get
even with him.
Shortly after midnight this morning Mrs.
James Miller became very i'll, and Lsw-
renee went after her husband, who WAS in
a neighbOring cigar store. AS the two re-
turned they stumbled against Morris Mil
Ter, who was concealed behind the front
door. A quarrel followed, and James Mil
Ter WAS stabbed twice in the neck. He
screamed with sgoay, ran upstairs to bis
room and fell dead on the floor. Morris
Miller YVES found By the police concealed
in a closet on the third fl ior Of the house
In The closet was found a blood.stOined
Knife. Morris Miller pleads self-deferse
as an excuse for the killing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-17
WARY of Patriotism,

LoNroN, February 16.-There are signs
that the Portuguese are getting tired CT
playing at patriotism, AID their percep'
ton Of the ridiculoue, which seemed en-
tirely to havs disappeared, has been to
some extent quickened by the discovery
that while they have bsen paying more
for goods formerly svOweily supplied
from Eogland, hut now supposed to
come from America and other frisndly
countries, INSCRIPTIONS native trscers
have been growing rich By placing POrtu.
0ess labels on the same articles, and
oocketirg the erha-csd and unhallcwed
profits. ~
The information az TO Lord Salisbury
action in regard to i'll treatment of British
subjects has bssn fully confirmed. His
lordship, in tone more Of sorrow than
anger, told the Lisbon government that
while he was fully aware OF the difiisulties
of their position, it was really time for
them to put a stop to the anti English
demonstrations and to curb as fer as pos
sibls the virulence OF the newspapers.
Premier PimaBtel then plucksd up courage
enough TO prohibit street manifestations
and had 140 noisy patriots arrested and
placed aboard men-ofwar DOT OF harm's
Wav
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GERMAN ACTORS BARRED.
They VIII No Longer Be Allowed to Ap
pear In Russian Tn eatres.

They VIII No Longer BE Allowed to APP.
pear In Russian TIL eatrss.
PARIS, February 15.-The cry OF Russis
for the Russians is growing Louder, and
under It's Influence the process of Russian
ling tbs southern provinces ia steadily CO.
ing on. involving the expulsion of various
classes of German inhabitants and the cup
preston OF German manners, customs and
speech among those who are permitted to
remain. This uufiiendly course does no.
tend 10 improve the relations between Ger
many and Russia. Armed peace is forced
to arm the move, and the situation be-
comes acute.
This being the state of sffiirs, action
has last been taken at st. Petersburg
which can only be compared TO throwing
a ife-brand into powder magazine. 1t
ia officially announced to-day that the
Car has issued a decree forbiddirg the
employment of German actors in the thea
ters. The decree is to 90 into effect on
May l, 1890, and managers will be obliged
10 annul all contracts with German actors
upon whom the best theaters depend, and
the artists themselves are virtually tx
cluded from Russian soil. Fierce resent.
merit is sure to be aroused by this unwise
and inhcspiiable act.
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ONE HINGES ON THE OTHER.
As tho Election BIN Goes So GOss the
Adjournment Il solution.
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As tho Election BIN Goes So GOss the
ADJOURNMENT II solution.
Special Telegram to the Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, February 10
The actions Of the Republican Senator'S
have made their determination TO kill the
election bill so apparent that even The
blindsst advocate Of the bill can see it.
Col Snyder, Saturday, speaking for his
party, declared that unless The adjourn
ment resolution wss passed the bill could
never 20 through the Senate. Toe resOlu-
ton WAS no. passed and it is certain that
he Republicans will make good Snydsr's
threat. With this fact before it, il is folly
for this legislature to attempt any further
legislation, and if sound counsel prevails
il viii not.
There is q disagreement between the
two Houses over the So. 600 appropriation
for the members Of the contest committee.
This ought to be speedily adj usted. When
this question is settled there is absolutely
noting to prevent the adjournment Of the
legislature.
Il is therefore probable that the House
resolution to adjourn on Tuesday Will yet
psss the Senate though 1t may be
amended 10 fx the date later.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-17
VIEWING THE OMNIBUS SPOT.
The Chain Of Evidence In the sswtelle
Murder Case Strengthens.

Murder Case Strengthens.
ROCHESTER,. n. H., February 49,
Thousands Of people have to-day visited
the locality where the dismembsred re.
mains Of Hiram A. Sswtelle were nm.
earthed. Everything in tbs shape OF con.
yeysncas within a radius of thirty miles
has been pressed into servics, and an end
less erray of overcrowded teams hes been
the result.
While there has been no startling de-
velopments TO day, many minor matters
having been brought to light strengthening
the chain of evidence Early this morn
ing tbs County Solicitor sent Doctors Hall
and Sullivan from Dover, who, with Dan
i=ls Of this place, made thorough exam
ination Of the body. Superintendent
Small bad already telegrsphed Officer
Waltham that there wss thickness OF
flesh around Hiram Sawtelle's fiug' nails,
caused by disease, also q twist in the
ankle, both of which the physicians found
on tbs dead body.
Every day brings additional proof that
the murder was committed in New Hamp-
shire which has q capital peoslty, while
Maine has not. John Wiley, who drives
a logging team, made a statement that he
passed carrisga, supposed 10 contain
Hiram and Isssc, in the pine woods be
tween here and East Rochester, and few
minutes afterwards be distinctly heard
three shots 10 quick succession A mum
Der of other psIiie8 heard the firing.
Scare for the missing man ID still being
prosecuted.
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FuperaIofrhoma James.

New ORLEANS, LA, February 49,
The Picarunes Dallas, Tex special says:
The funeral of Thomss James, the IN for
tunate victim Of the Kilrsiu-Muldoon box
ing match took place at o'clock THE
evening in this city. Thousands Of per
SOFA gathered at the undertaking establish
ment te zee the cortsge start. Fdlly 200
bricklsyers, all dressed in mourning,
formed double line from tie undertak-
ter's font doors down the street to the
hssrse and through this line, the pail
bearers carried their burden. It wss
the saddest sight seen at funeral in Dali
las for lopg time. As soon as the pail
bearers emerged from the building The
widow and bride tainted away into the
arms of ffienda. Every head was uncoy'
cred and hundreds were in tears. Thu
ended one of the most tragic deaths eyeI
known in Dallas.
Prevous TO the night Of tie 18th Thorn
as James was only known among circle
OF friends in Dallas and few other cities
but the sad case of his untimely ending
gave him worldwide introduction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-17
THIS WEEK IN WASHINGTON.
Gu line of Matters TO Be Considered by
Congress

Gu line of Matters TO BE Considered Dy
Congress.
WASHINGTON, February Is For the
first time since the present Congress met,
the House is to have sn old fashioned sus-
psnsion day 10 morrow result OF the
new cCde Of rulcs. The Worlds Fair
Committee will probably request the
House to adopt iis programme for the dis'
position of it's bills and reports, and the
simple majority vote necessary 10 make
this order, will doubtless be secured. 10
case this ia done the working days Of the
week will be devoted to the presentation
of the claims OF the cities c0ntending for
the Worlds Fair and ballOting upon the
cite. The Pension Appropriation bill
will probably be reported to the House,
or Tuesday, end may be called upon be
fore the end of the week for consideration.
The Blair educational bill is the ubfiu
ished business on the Senate calendar, and
Senator Blair states that he will call it up
for debate at every opportunity. He will
require two or more days in which to
complete his speech, provided he ia not
compelled to yield any Of the time for the
con ,ideraticn Of other business. The de-
Bate will be participated in by a number
Of Senators, including Messrs. Stanford,
Evsrts, Higgins, Chandler and Wilson OF
Iowa.
Several Republican Senators have indi-
cated a purpose to call up the resolution
still pending, asking the Attorney General
to submit to Congress the report, if any
has been made by the L s. Marshal for
Mississippi, upln the assault at Aberdeen
upon Henry FAM, the Indiana timer,
who united the rope sustaining the efigy
Of the Secretary OF War Proctor Ifthis
is done there will be renewal OF the dis
cussion of the Southern political situa'
ton.
Mr. Sherman hiss given notice that he
will ask the Senate this week 20 consider
his bill declaring trusts, and tomorrow
Piatt, from the Committee on Territories,
will report favorsb,y, with request for
early consideration, the bill for the edmis
sion of Idaho as o State. The report will
embody the recent decision Of the Supreme
Court affirming the validity Of the Mormon
test oath contained 10 the constitution
adopted for the proposed new State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-17

KALAMAZOO, MICH, February TO-
The case Of the OOnsistory Of the First Re
formed Church We. the First Congregational
Church Of Constantine, has been decided
By Judge Leveridee, at Centerville, in
favor ofthe plaintiffs.
He refused TO issue an order Of tjtct-
ment to the PLAINTIFF, however, stating
that the case must 90 TO the Supreme
Court for final decision. This will proba-
bly, not be done, as the usjority of the
Reformed Church members are sgreed
upon Joining with the Congregational
people in building q new church.
After the majority of the Dutch Re-
formed snd Presbyterian societies. had
united to form a Congregational Church,
and hsd transferred the church property
to the trustees of the new Congregational
Church, a minority of the Dutch Reformed
Church appealed to the Classic, who began
action in fjsctment to recover possession Of
the church property.
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BoULANGER IN THE SCHEME.
Evidence of Plot In the Demonstration
OF the Duke of Orleans.

OF the Duh6 VI Ofichuus
LONDON, February 15.-The young
Dnke OF Orleans has received the sentence
predicted here last week and is dsmesn-
iug himself with msnliness which could
scarcely have besn expected from HE
years. His friends are acting less sensi-
bly,, and their reckless zeal may make 1t
necessary to keep the lad in prison much
longer than kind hearted President Carnot
would desire. There are abundant reasons
to justify the belief that the Doke's action
was deliberately resolved upon with a
view to advance the 0:leGnist cause, and
to create a suspicion that B5ulapRer also
was not ignorant of what was about to
happen. A big bale OF photos end lisho-
graphs representing the Duke il soldiers
uniform, holding French flag, WAS seized
Oh the Belgian frontier Tuesday night.
The pictures came from England and
the coud not nave been prepared under a
week or two. Men known 10 be in the
confidence of Royalist leaders in LoodOn
and PARA have been visitipg jersey. RI.
mors Of the Dukes arrival in Paris were
il circulation in Lisbon, where ti' mother
ia living with her daughter, the Queen OF
Portugal, lopg before he had reached the
capital, but after be had crossed the French
frontier. And lastly, there is no adequate
reason why the Comte de Paris should
have undertaken his voyage to South
America, except to avoid suspicion and
make the Dukes action appear absolutely
spOntsneous
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-17

HANOVER, N. H., February 16 Mrs.
Belva Lock wood leciured tonight before
large audience composed mostly OF Dart
mouth students. She took for her subj CT,
as Marriage a Failure" and brought Tor
ward many sirong arguments 10 show 1t
was not. Marriage" she affirmed, was
as old 81 the world, and tie abolition OF
the marriage cuitoms-of country would
seem to be TO we'll ordered society what
anarchy il to lava gong backward or a
returning to first principles"
II James Buchanan had had wife witn
half the backbone Of Abigail Adams or
L1oy Webb Hayes, he would have
squelchsd the rebellion in its iucipiencY.
Mrs lockwood denounced polygamy, but
gave the Mormous credit for taxing care Of
many q woman who would otherwise have
beer helpless old maids.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-17
THE REPUBLIC ASSURED.
Dom Pedro 20 Return to Brazil In the
Capacity of President,


PARIS, February 16-Brszil sill cccu-
pies the attention of European politicians.
The experiment OF a republic is closely
watched by both skeptics and sympathiz-
ere. s close friend of Dom Pedro has re-
ceived letter from Brszil stating that the
movement there 70 place the ex Emperor
in nomination for the Presidency of the
Republic is strengthening and spreading.
The Emperor has been informed of the iu.
tentiOn of his friends, and they await his
consent to the use OF his Dsme. The Em-
peror has already expressed his willingness
to return 10 Brazil 10 any capacity, puolic
or private, it bsirg his supreme desire to
be allowed 10 die among his people. He
has declared, however, that be sill not
sanction action in his behalf likely TO lead
to violence of any kind.
'If the people want ne," he says, ''let
them call for me of their Own free will and
indicate their will in manner which will
admit of no mistake."
To ascertain the feeling in this city with
regard TO restoration OF monarchy in Bra
zil, several distinguished exiles were sp.
preached and asked for 40 expression Of
their views. Senior Sosres de Souzi, late
President of tbs Brfz liam Senate and chief
Of the Conservative party, sage he accepts
the situation, and believes the present form
OF government irreversable. The r public
has come to stay. The change has been
brought in such way that it is impossible
for the nation to go backward.
Senior Antonio de SOrsiva, the states
man Dom Pedro commissioned to organize
the Cabinet in which General De Fcnseca
had placs, said: "The Republic is an
accomplished fact. Nothing remains for
us 70 do but to submit to the charge and
do all we can to maintain order and liberty.
An attempt TO restore the monarchy would
be IN wise and unfortunate. 10 the actual
condition eff affairs there is but one road
to follow. We should do nothing t, en-
barrass the new regime. Order and peace
are assured, and it wOuld be folly to dig.
turb the present condition of things."
Senhor Sorsivs returns TO Brazil, where be
will use his ibflueDc9 to restrain the ultra
friends of Dom Pedro from following re-
dictionary policy.
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A Million Sunk.

NEW YORK, February 16.-A motion
was made to-day before Justice Dykmsn,
at White Piains, for the appointment
Of receiver snd TO dissolve the Non
Magnetic Watch Company of Nsw York
CITY. Last Oc;Ober Charles @. Nc.
Collough was eppciuted Temporary
receiver of the company. The Latter
WAS organized shout two years ego
by Charles W. WaId, Of Detroit, in Berne,
Switzerland. Ward, who is the SOD Of
David Ward, millionaire Of Detroit, vent
to Switz Rand and established p large
watch factory at Berne. His father became
his security and Endorsed all his notes. l.
is said that neatly one million dolls,s wee
sunk in the business TIE company turn
ed out thousands Of watches, for which
there was no den and in the market. TIE
proceedings are brought to close uD the az
fairs of the concern.
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Rarnnm flaming Home.

LONDON, February 15.-The great moral
show concluded its Eoglish engagement to-
night, after success end beyond the most
ssnguins anticIpatiOns OF the original Bar
nun and the only Bailsy. Folly 100. 600
people have been turned away from the
doors this week, aud for the last three or
four weeks the crowd for the evening per-
formaucss had begun 10 gather at O'Clock
ia the afternoon, 60 that when the after
noon performance was over the entrance
had been blockaded, end those in the bald
ing have been compelled to make their
exit through the Olympian stables.
Los; night the Princes CT Wales, with
Processes Victoria and Msud, Prince
George of Wales and Prince Christian Of
Denmark visited the show, sud Bsrnum
chasied Affably with them in the royal
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-17

SALT LAKE. UTAH, February 10
Judge Powers, the leader AID organizer Of
the late successful liberal campaign, was
given a bsrquet last nigh: at the Walker
House. One hundred guests, the leading
men of the city, sat down to the tables a.
10 O'Clock, and toasts began at midnight.
Governor Thomas, Chief Justice I'ne
and other officisls, SIS we'll as
leading bankers ard busi6ess men
we've uresept. Speaking and
enjoyment continued till 2;SO. 10 the
ro3rse of it Judge Powers was presented
With a certified check for 81 GOO as testl-
monial Of the appreciation of the business
Of his service in redeeming the city from
mi.role aud putting the city On On Amsr-
lean business basis. Tire great stimuius
to prosperity is apparent on every hand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-17

CITY OF MEXICO. February 15.-Com-
missioneis representing Matamcras, Cam
argo, Mier, New Laredo, Piedras, Negrss,
FL Peso, Del NOrte and Nogales, Mexican
towns on the froatier of the United States,
have visited President Disz to protest
against tie adjustment Of the rec z)Ee.
Tue commissioners claim to have sssur-
a7ces that the free zone will he retained.
Tasre have been rich PETROLEUM discOv-
cries or the Pacifi Coast.
Toe Ofciqi Gazette announces tho tbs
money Isia the hands Of Banker BleichToe
der, Of Berlia, for the payment Of the ecu
pons q ue en- the Isl Of April. Government
bonds are rising steadily here. German
bankers offered Presiden; Dilz new loan,
EhiCh he refused.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-17

SAN FRANCISCO February l6.-A ssn-
dictate among who are l. W. hellmsn, Les
Angeles; Schom Brosr, Of San Francisco
and New York, have acquired the CEN
trolling interest in the Nevada bank Of
this city. The owLe-s Of this bank since
the death Of the late James C. Flood hes
been entirely held by John W. Mackey,
James L. Flood and Senator james G. Fair.
The syndicate will have control OF i've
sixths Of the capital stock, which Is
So eco coo. leaving one-sixth or half q
million. which will be retained By Mscksy
and Flood. Il isunderttcod that Mackay,
Flood and Fair simply wanted to be re-
hsyed OF the responsibility in the manage
nens Of the bauk 50 their time could be
devoted 10 other matters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-17
The Frenoh Elections.

PARIs, February 10 Elections we're
held 10 a number Of divisions to-day for
members Ct the Chamber OF Deputies
Nsouet ard Merry. two B0uisugis,s, wbo'e
election was quashed By the Chamber lest
December, sgsin bead the poll in two Oh
visions of the Seize department, but second
ballots are necessary. BOulangiss Cons
so,. r .vsst aud Lsure are reelected in
thee divisions OF 81. Dsuii Belleval,
Boulsoeist, ia reelected in the first divi-
sion Of Inc scesU1, receiving II 022 Votss.
against $50 for Doblet.