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Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-02
Rumors About Gould in Mexico.

CRY OF MEXICO, April LIT is re-
ported probable that deal will be made
with Jay Gould for the Chamlia rail-
road The report doubted as the rail-
road concession is now in the hands of
European syndicate. Another rumor
has it that Gould will establish a steam
ship line from the United States to
Mexican and Central and South Ameri-
can ports
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-02
Cxar and Kaiser.

ST.. PETERSBURG, April Arrange
ments have been made for the meeting
of Emperor William and the Car the
coming summer. The Emperor will
attend the maneuvers of the Russian
army.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-02
Had Trouble with HIS wife.

New YoRK, April Morris Marks,
commission merchant and silk importer,
committed suicide today. He married
last fall, and had trouble with her.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-02
Where ia smithY

Tucson, Ariz., April There are now
six indictments against ex-Receiver Fred
Smith. Bench warrants are out for his
arrest, but his whereabouts have not
been discovered.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-02
Corbett to Meet sullivan.

New YoRK, April IA focal paper
says that it is practically Isettled that
John L. Sullivan and JinACorbett, of
San Francisco, NJ III ucet in u four-round
glove conteet in 5opt ~ weeks.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-02
MiddIeton,s f,one...,cr.

OTrAwA, April 1.-Before the Parlia-
mentary committee today, Sir Frederick
Middleton admitted that he had ordered
furs confiscated, and that share be put
in bales and forwarded to Bedson, Nh
Reid, the Ip1iap Cons1n ssioner and
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-02
Died at tho Hospital.

SAN Francisco, April Phillip Mar
tin, the saloon-keeper who was stabbed
by Michael Chebullara an Austrian,
Sunday night, died at The hospital to-
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-02
Hard Lines for an Innocent Man.

IN China the nan Who lives nearest
the scene Of murder is accused Of the
crime, and he must prove his innocence
Or stand the punishment Consequently,
II he ia innocent he rattles round pretty
lively TO discoyar the crinninaa,
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-02

Nottingham Handicap.
LONDON, April 1.-The Nottingham
spring handicap was won by Jezered.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-02
HOLMAN At the HeIu

SAN FRAncrsco, April Ill. w Hell-
man assumed chsfxe <,f tbs N6lVax1o
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BRIEF TELEO RAMS.


L">pnN, F.h. To- The EIkh"rn Mining com
ls,ns. of Montana. was placed an th. >to.'k mar
k'f during the last week.
Lospo>, Feb. Io.-Th. Steamer Sp,ri.iion
near Falmouth. Right pcr>.,n> saved
The captain drow ned aI,l - .dli,.r>
missing
tI Washing anal sur r,,,u, ,f n. :. Is,,i
s:ns Light comIstny resulted IN th,. death "i
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h.Ls L.,p., shaken hx Al lI,,. b,,,i,iin, N LII
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wa> heard Tor a mil" or more away.
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JUDGE E0OoDwlN'S VIEWS.
Comments Of the Tribune" On the RusuIts
of Yeste rsiay's Work.

Comments Of the .Tribune' On the RusuIts
of Yesterdays Work.
SALT LAKE, Feb. 1O.-Speaking editor
tally of to-tlay's contest. Judge {. 4. Good
win, of the Tribune. says: "A great wave
of thankfulness will sweep over Utah to-
day. The blow delivered yesterday at
Mormonism "a political power was a
terrible one and news of it will strike
upon thousands of hearts like visible
answer to prayer. February 10, 1880.
marks an epoch i'm Ctah's history. To the
mental vision of old, narrow fanatics IL
will seem almost like one of those cata-
clysms in which science denominatcs a
geological period. They will he forced to
pause and ask themselves IL il is
possible that for all these years
they have been mistaken., and their
hearts will be very sore. We believe that.
on the other hand, twice ten thousand
women who are bound in the tolls of
Mor,nonism will, while kissing their
seisS % 70 sbx sisep % To rnk viii Se
dashed from their children's lips. We be-
lieye that the great body of Young Utah
suit. In the hearts OF the Gentiles who
have waited and watched and worked for
this day, the thought is one of exultation
and of profound thanksgiving. They have
not worked from selfish motives. they have
never from the first asked auRht except
tina, tins, Mormon power should % a..,'h,ia,e h,av..
never worked for anything except what
they believed would he of as much benefit
I'd N1Or1nOns as tO tthtnselNts. ne
struggle has been tn Americanize tah.
and as the central stake Of the saints
kingdom passes out of sanity control. the
| Americans are able to point proudly to
their record here. which is not stained
| by ono wrong done by them. which has
bee n simply one mighty and lonG-con-
| tinued struggle to make the triumph. II
| is a false charge that they have ever at
tackled n religion or that they have ever
sought to iniure Mormons in person oI
property. They have struck body blows
AT the political assumptions of Mormon
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IN the SENATE.
y Number of Public Htiis Pa.-~sl-Ors1i-
nance for Washington.

wN-HiSGToN. Feb. lO.-Amoug the pe-
titions presented tn the senate to-day and
referred was from the Indianapolis
board Of trade asking the repeal of the.
Interstate commerce act, and one from
Mississippi and Georgia. praying for ths,
passage of u national law tn secure the
right of suffrage and for the enforce ment
OF tn. 18th amendment.
Hills making appropriations for public
buildings were approved and placed
the calendar as follows: Oakland, Cali
forniss. Ss,OD.UO: Cheyenne. Wyoming.
SiOUD: Helena. Montana, Sl5o.oo0; Salt
Ss5.UO; Mammoth Hot Springs and Vel
lowstoric National Park $1,000; Portland,
9rrs.n' $1,000: 5000; Virginia C,'y. Sa NeS1da: aba:
Daiies. Oregon. Sio.ooo: Reno. Nevada,
S15.oo; san Dcixo. California. SsO.OoO.
The bill TAI provide n temporary govern
m-nt for Oklahoma was taken up aud
Plumb offered an amendment tn include
within the bo.nalare- ,:i OF the territory the
Land" Plumb admitted that this tract Of
land was i25 miles from Oklahoma, bat
of tbs. new territory should be extended
over mo Mans Land" Plat argued
against the arnsnsi.nent, did also sew
eral others. Finally question was taken
il and the vote yeas IA. nays 1s, mo-
quorum. After this. call of the roll and
a's,a.m,%sn' anr%% ,Se Ss Sii prsssnes wss laid ID
aside and and B!air'~ ed, educational a,.; bill, bill,
nL MJ xs sx hr % ,n.. ier bii went % over uns;i na
Tomorrow. and the vice-presislent laid
before the senate a message from the
president the subject OF the recent ne
xotiations for the Sioux lands and recon-
mendiux an immediate appropriation To
carry out the recommendations OF the
commission. Referred. A number of
public building bills were taken from
the calendar and passed; also the follow
ing: E,r the issue of ordnance and ord
nance stores to the state OF Washington
ito the amount of $12.OsOD i'm lieu OF the
ordnance and ordnance ssoses borrowed
t.x- I... Inxa Mo-
Perres Indian war OF 1877 and 1878. The
executive session then adiournesi.
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priests, that they had alright to rule
and tn constrsse for themselves the
constitutionality Of laws, and at that praC-
tice which, against all the teachings and
commando OF civilization. detDssses women
and degrasles men. That they have at
last, in a fair contest. wrsing this chief
city of Mormonism from Mormon control
In something tn make their hearts hound.
something they have q right to rejOicc
over, and their joy IL haightened by the
thought that Christian civilization the
world around will rejoice with them. The
year of jubilee is come"
The Herald, the organ of the Mormon
church., at this hour has not yet decided
upon what they will say on the subject.
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l'my,ssi Anair~.

ROME, Feb. t0.--The pope - well. but in
consequence OF the death Of his brother,
Cardinal Pccci, his holiness will sccl,ide
himself for a few days. The body of the
cardinal is lying i'm state.
Six Italian cardinals will bc created in
March. In view of n minority of ltali ian
cardinals compared with the number
of foreign cardinals. the pope has decided
against holding the conciave outside "f
Rome.
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wN~uINoroN. Feb. 1o.-Ex-R"prr-.nta-
tive Symcs. of Colorado. made an arg,I-
mcnt before the house oinlniftce on cuis,-
age. weights and measures to-day i'm he.
half of the full coinage of silver. lie OPP
posed the Window hill.
The senate couf ufirins.st Jacob NJ. tois.-
as postmaster at phsrnix. Arizona.
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DoINos IN rHE HOUSE.


Cosle of Ral~~.
wAsHINGroN. Feb. lO.-The Journal of
Thursdays proceedings was read and as,
proved Yeas 1a9. nays q, the speaker
counting u quorum.
The conference report on the hill apprt-
priatin3 S15.GD for the removal OF -uags
from the Missouri river and Ss5.GD for the.
Improvement Of the mouth Of the Col,In-
biss river agrresl to.
Cannon e~plaincsi the provisions Of the,
code. He criticized the rules that pre-
viou>ly governed the house i'm the last
congrc~s. HE sai.i the business of th..
people piled up ON the calendars. and
Una, i.,h when huSinc-T had been CON
% %'.cs ,ms haI @ b..e% %,a-' pSam s,.""s. IT. ,ns sr
obstruction Of the minority a. to
the c"n-iei. Grafton OF the business of IA
posed change prohibiting the speaker
from entertaining dilatory motions. He
denied that the proposed rule was tyran-
meal. s,It IL IL was tyranny IL was
tanned by the ma ajority of the house. Dis
cussinH the rule permitting the speaker to
count "a quorum. he said IL the democrats
wanted to go to the country AZ against th..
principle contained i'm the rule, r,p,,bli-
cans were ready tn meet them, and let the
people. choose. Cameron then proceeded
tn review other changes in the code. main
tanning their corr.ctness and arguing that
their effect would bc to facilitate the
transaction Of the business of the people.
Mills. of Texas, said the proposed code
would reverse Legislative action and run
back upon the track upon which the gov
erumeut had been running forward
for century. Ia was founded upon
the proposition that the minority had no
rights. The great object Of government.
as pr,s' 'laincsl 10y the dec claration Of indie
pcn'icucc was to secure the inhlicuablc
rights of citizens. The minority had asked
for rules. but for rules. which. while pro-
viding for the prosss.slurc of business.
would preserve and protect the. rights of
the minority.
Payne, Of Pennsylvania. Justified the
committee nn rules in bringing i'm the pro-
posed code, arguing il would facilitate the
transaction at business and prevent the
minority from multiplying the will of the
majority of the representatives of I'll.
people.
Biount. of Georgia. made. argument o,,-
especial antagoni>rn upon the clause MAX
ing tp members u quorum i'm the com
mittce Of the whole.
Pending the. discussion the ho,Is., all
joirncsi.
Federal Apusotnt soent..
wAsruSsroN, Feb. lO.-Sa,nucl Merrill.
Indiana, to bc consul general at Calcutta
tai hc 4. -. consul. -. Edward Bs,,llor.
Pennsylvania. at Annoy; Levi Myers,
Iowa. at Victoria. IL. e.; Felix A. Mat
hews. California, AT Tanuicr; James
"Bricn. Minnesota. chief Justice of su-
prcnlc court at New Mcxico; Cornelius u,
trict of Washington.
OprU-ed the win.,om mn.
wNsUNGroN. Feb. t0.-Ex-Rcpr.-.nt..
tive Symcs. of Colorado. made an s.rv,r
ment befor., the house committee ON coin
age. weights and measures to-day i'm be-
! half of the full coinage of silver. lie op
! posed the Window hill.
| The senate confirmed Jacob NJ. toIs-
| as postmaster at plsrniN, Arizona.
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The Admiration at Idaho.

wAsHISoToS. February lo.-The senate
committee on territories has directed the
chairman to make IA favorable report oi,
the bill for the admission of Idaho as "A
state on "Wednesday.
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wAsHISGToN. Feb. fO.-The president
to-day signed the proclamation opening
the sioux reservation i'm south Dakota.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-12
Driven to Suicide by Love of Ais Dead Dog

Sidney Clay was London builcer S
clerk, living in EustOn road. lie was
sc years of age, and had q wife ana
several children. 4 SiStcr-in-!aw lived
with the family, and this lady had a pet
dog. 4 toy carrier called Peep, which
became a great favorite with all. Last
July Clay took the pet dog for walk
and lost il: presumably the dog was
stolen, for it was extraordinary small
and marvelously intelligent. Clay made
every effort 10 recover the pet, bul
failed. Thereupon he became despond-
ent and moody, and last Sunday he sud
denly fell dead in the family sitting
room. At the pOSt-mortcm examination
IL tranSpred that the man had taken q
dose of cyanide Of potassium with SUI
cidal intent. 1t seems that Clay had
for long time contemplated making
away with himself, for a letter dated
July 1S) addressed to his wife was
found upon his person.
TO the best and dearest OF women,
Marian, my wife" he wrote; there are
times In the life Of Il man when he Is SUI
premcly happy. Such has been my io'
with YOU until quite recently: Ineh
comes a downfall such rs has beialieh
me Since | lost our deer, darling Peep
the life, light, and joy Of our heart
have been broken-hearted. told you
on one occasion | should never be able
TO brook her loss. and feel lnever can.
With kindcSt love, your atfectionate
husband -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-12
prncehlnnp eculiar Position.

WASHINGTON, November 10.-ThC
Supreme Court of the United States
through Justice Field, to-day rendered
an opinion reversing the judgment OF
the Circuit Court for the Northern Dis
trict of California, diScharging Henry
Christensen from the custody of the
Chief of Police Crowley, of San Fran
cisco. Christensen had been arrested
for retailing liquor without license. The
conrt holds that the commissioners have
arbitrary discretion to grant or refuse
licenses, and that such ordinances does
not infringe on any privilege or right OF
the applicant for license. The dcciS-
ion OF the lower court is reversed. thus
placing the Police Commissioners in 4
peculiar position.
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PUTNAM COUNTY.
The Good Work Accomplished By the
Democracy in That Section.

To ne EilOr Of TIE Register.
SIR told your readers few days
ago that we would carry this county,
and gave as reason for the belief the
fact that the Republican leaders in
their convention last september utterly
Ignored the Greenback- Labor element,
with whom fusion was found neceS-
sary heretofore. and without which no
Republican ever would have held oiiice
in this county. The returns have veri-
fed my prediction. We have elected
our entire county ticket from majoritieS
ranging between ll9 and poi. The eX-
PLANTATION is to be found in the fact that
the Grecnback-Labor element has re-
turned TO It's natural utilization.
Another very gratifying result Is the
election Of our candidate for the Sen
ate. This county, you will remember,
is part of the Sixth District, which
only few weeks ago was giving the
Democracy of the whole State so much
concern By supporting two candidates.
Our friends, the enemy, declined TO
name candidate under these circum-
stances and prOfesSed L readiness 20
support Colonel Fife in opposition TO
the regular nominee. But both our
candidates having consented 10 submit
their differences 10 the State Executive
Committee, a compromise was agreed
on and Col. Fife withdrew. Then the
Republicans nominated Capt. John IL.
Thompson, of this county, who was Tor
many years leading Democrat, but
left MS during the Greenback upheaval,
ten or twelve years ago. lie was ana
is personally very popular man; Is Il
badly wounded eN-COnfederate soldier,
and has been twice elected County Com
missioner on the Republican ticket.
Notwithstanding the Captains per-
sonal popularity and really ell
Client services rs county oincer,
and the widespread diSatlection
among our people growing out OF what
We considered bad treatment at the con-
ventlon which nominated Mr.. Marcum,
that gentleman received l 81 votes on
Tuesday. leaving Capt. Thompson ma
iority OF only 2lS in this county, when
he and his friends confidently expected
500. The Captains defeat does not hurt
him a much rs the fact that his name
WAS scratched of large number OF
straight Republican tickets.
Now that the people have had anoth-
or unmiStakable evidence of the pur-
poses Of the Republican leaders when
ever favored with power, it is to be
hoped they have been given their last
opportunity to curtail our liberties and
wreck our prosperity. IlGoIVS.
Wmfcld, ". Ia, Nor. o.
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SALE OE
CITY Of WHEELING
FOur-and-a-Half Per Cent Bonds
OF 1890.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Commissioners. appointed by an ordinance OF
the City OF Wheeling, entitled An ordnance
to provide for the issue and sale OF bond Of the
City Of Wheeling. to be known rs tle M"in
Street Bridge Bonds snd for the redemption
and payment thereof, NIatiied by the voters OF
said city on the 18th day OF April, lSgO WILL on
| WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 10th, 1880, be
tween The hours Of o o'clock Il. IN. aud clock
~ IN ,t The Bank OF the Ohio Valley. III the
ritv OF wheeling W. Va, receive bids in writing
Tor aud sell bonds of said city authorized by
said ordinance 10 the amount OF slOOVo: one
hundred thereof OF the denomination OF sloo
each: 100 OF the denomination of 500 each, ana
tn. residue of said bonds shall bc Of the dcnom-
inaiion OF Il 90 each all dated on July lst
1870 PAYABLE on or before July ls;, 1921. at the
Bank OF the Ohio Valley, with interest nj the
rate of Il per cent per annum, payable annu-
ally on the lSt day OF July. 1881, ana on the hrst
day Of July in each wear thereafter until ana
including the year 1921, atthe SAID Bank oi the
Ohio Valley, In the city OF Wheeling, Tor whlch
interest coupons in proper form are attached 70
each bond.
These bonds are issued to pay for the con
struciion OF permanent new D:idge on Nam
street. in the city Of Vince ing. over Wheeling
creek. and will be sold only for cash to the
highest bidder approved by the undersigned.
aud none of said bonds will lac sold for less than
the principal thereof with the accrued interest
thereon The bonds hereby advertised Tor sale
are liable To redemption. NJ their par value, on,
and at any time after the st day uf July, \. d..
1900. rs provided in said ordinance, ana neither
such bonds nor the coupons thereto attached
will be- subject 10 taxation under authority OF
said city BY said ord nance the said city OBJ
ligat,s itselfto pay each year after 1899 until
the bonds authorized under said ordinance are
fully paid the one-twenty-iftho OF all such bonds
not paid before the lst day OF July; 800
=. Il. DOBBINS,
i. T.. HUGHES,
f. T. JEpSON,
Commissioners.
noi2.i6.9O.23 2s3019l0.
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Pnles Emigrating to Erazil.

WARSAW, November lO.-tor some
time past large bodies of Polish emil
grants have left Russia bound for Brasil ,
where it is their intention to found
colonies. The government does not
look with favor upon this wholesale en-
igration Of the Poles, and in many cases
large numbers of the emigrantS leave
the country surreptitiouSly, crossing the
frontier without securing from the au-
thoritics the necessary permission IN
the shape of passports. Much concern
is felt regarding the experience of these
emigrantS in leaving Russia, aud then
success after reaching Brazil. where
the conditions of life are so diSSimilar
from those to which the Poles have
been accustomed
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JACKsoS's VOTE.
The Great Fight Made in that County
pnicinl Maiorities.


n, DE Editor oftie Register
SlR:-The result of last Tuesday
election in this county, while not Il COM
plete overthrow of the Republican tick
81. i grand Democratic victory mas
much aS We had Republican majority
ef over 300 to overcome. We have gained
one member of the House of Delegates,
in the person Of DR.. j. VI. Carney, who
will always be found faithful to the
cause and PRINCIPLES of Democracy. The
election OF Hon. Geo. Is. Crow and Geo.
Romine to the offices of County Clerk
and County Commissioner respectively,
inSures our county affairs to be efficient
lv and carefully conducted and the buSl-
ness thereof dispatched in due season.
and not DELAYED unnecessarily at tie eX-
pense of the taxpayers of the county. Ii
is unnecessary to say that we feel de-
lighted with the result in this county,
and we are not Uumindtul OF our Ike
publican friends who assisted Us IN Sc
curing this satisfactory change. We
tender them our sincere and grateful
thanks. and earnestly and cordially in
wife them To remain with Us and give Us
their help i'm future contests, and We
shall continue to be grateful. The
cause of Democracy is right, just and
true. and will again prevail in 1892
Jackson county extends her hearty con
gratulatiOnS TO the Democracy through
out the State and the whole country
and to the REGISTER for its faithful
pronunciation of Democratic principles
aud exposition of Republican schemes.
Following is the official vote of the
county:
Reynolds 1000, Smith 2.OC', Davie:
1915. Fleming 800, Miller 1870. o. Brier
zoos. Lemley l,94S, Cole LBS.
Lucas l.gsi. Capehart 1,9l5, Wiley
l.95a. Brown 1916, Carney 1915, Duci
f.Ss5. Crow l.9Ji, Romine l.992.
acknowledgements 76, Smith 90
Davies -. Miller over Brown ~, Lem
ley 100, Carney over Fleming l., ovei
Miller :. Crow &. ROmine ~
Holly G.. ARMSTRONG,
Chairman Co. EX. Com.
.Tsr,Nnn 4. H., November 10.
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