davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
NEW EVIDENCE FOUND.
TRADE MoDERATE.
slight Changes in Business Conditions Dor.
frg tho Woek.

slight Changes In Business Conditions Dor
ing tho woek.
NEw YORK. January 10.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'s weekly revisw Of trade says: An
essier MONEY market and colder weather
have helped business some. The large
payments by the Treasury have much re
lieyed the money market, the excess Of
disbursements over ncsipts duricg the
past week having been 10 less than S.
200, 900.
TIE movement OF wheat has not been
large in December, with prices compare
lively low, and can hardly be EXPECTED to
increase much with higher prices.
No important change ia seen 10 the great
Industries. The cool trade remains dull,
and affects prices Of coal stocks, though
the sVersge for active stocks is about so
cents per share higher than week Ogo
Sugar trust stocks have been pushed down
10 shout so. notwithstanding higher
prices for sugar. TIE business failares
number 1873 For the corresponding week
last year 3Sl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
DEAD In THE CAlSSON.
rgslMSYILLg HORROR CLAlAsD fOuh'
TBsN VICTIMS.
y.,-sl S bis Seen by ls Rssea1g f0ros-Oaiy
r.-.s Bodies RsssyTsd-ihs Imprisoned
Nsn Died aFar'a. Dsash-CfimnA
Csrs'ssusss Charged.

rorIsyuLE KY, January TO- At
,aao this moroi-g he bodies If three oi
,,. n,iortuna,s victims Of he caisson SC
.ls,t we're recovered hy the wOrkmeU.
The position in which they were found
.b,rsd tat desperate struggle bad "a
ts, plses 81 the narrov door Of escape.
ooe ne,ro bod succeeded in pulling his
ho5y through the aperture, bu' death bad
o,.rtsksn him just when life was prom
I'd Another negro bad eraWied partly
through. His hands we're
FASTENED BY DEATH
g. aha clothing Of ihs negro in font Of
him shoaisg tbs. be had die N oes-
-srsts esde.y1r 20 eciPe hrs'. bst~een
H. tive negroes was the body Of o "ai's
~, II s5Deared from his position that
Ls ~ss irving 10 push back some one VINO
= clingipe TO his legs. The ssad, ae-
',~nlating AZ ths door by the sudden
s,nting of Che csissoD, bad wedgsu 10 the
t.s.of 4 white mau 10 such manaer tnst
h could not be removed
A srRyWOR's STORY.
Abe Taylor. one ,f the negro lsborers,
s,r,,y.3 ihs terrible catastrophe, was
s,a,5 AZ bis hons oo Preston street, 0y a
-...r .o- Vs had DC, entirely recovered
rom tbe fright incident % ms late exPe,i,
me ana h.s voice rsno.ed - ne to.a
Mai happened O., ihe o,i-2l Q, 2, 'ae iivs, ,5
.,s-.-.s,. can rememo-r," be sad,
,..e--' ,bfssn ol us who went down
- rs b,f eirfl, be- our hands, aud
.,I-,-,,,r..i lh- i0l.5 -e worked win
rs. .,gi,. Fs- pumping ar into The
...s.o- We here rOr thinking oi danger,
s,5 b,fpo IDEA chat there was weak
,oinf In the casing We were talking
and running o with each other, Just IS We
alweys 90. Somebody said We would be
rsIisyed in about two hours l replied
tb.t wished il was uOw. looked to see
bow near the csiss0n was 10 sand bottom.
/ vas siandirg close 20 the little door,
.beu somebody said Great God, map,
she Is breaking
TIE BUSH Og THE WATERS.
Ina then the water commenced TO Insh
,hropeb the she'll dooIs snd it seemed ss II
everything gave way st ouce. broke for
tbe focr. hardly know how | did IL,
but I mansgsd to get through. The men
bsbad me we're rushing and tunbling
ov each other and could hear them cry
ipg We're lost. help, help; my God save
us Bsdly frightened as | Was eon'dn'i
helo but Oitg them. ! could do no1hiDs
for them so / helped myse't l could heai
ths waller rushing 10 on the poor fellow.
al climbed up through TIE msnhole, oui
,bsir eri,s sounded louder than TIE roar o. ,
,bs wa,ss. got ont safely and thanked
cod for my delverance. never vii. l'i-
,st that awful sight as long az live.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
PARAsRAPaED EEws NOTES.

A delegation Of 20 p'omisent Mes
Workers are in Washington TO appear BE-
fore the Worlds Fair Oommiiiee.
Joseph KOsco, an sKilsd Russian noble
man, Committed fuicide In New Y5Sl
yesterday.
The Sonthsrn Socisty 10 Nsw York Il
badly split up over the resOlutions adopted
on the death Of Jefferson Davis.
Mrs. Ann Kip Miller, lay o5nld'l
mothe -in-law, died 10 New York yester.
day.
Six different kinds Of pttroleum have
bsn found 10 Sugar Geek township, neal
OIL City, Pa.
DOllie Dalton, the famous midget, died
at Marlboro, Azss., yesterday.
Tso ladies were killed and two seriously
Injured by runaway accident at Mil
waukee funeral.
Three more bodies OF Johnstown ..0od
victims were recovered Yesterday.
The Secretary Of State Of Missouri his re-
voked the charter OF the Quick Meal Stove
Company for non compliance with the
Antitrust Law.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
wa.hineton News.

The Chicago Worlds Fair delegation
called on the President yesterday.
Tbs Senate committee on public build:
iuss will recommend an approximation OF
$50. 900 for 3 statue 10 Columbus 10 Oe
unveiled in 1892.
The House committee to inquire into the
ballot box forgery in Ohio will meet ana
organiz to-day.
The senass cOnrittee on Public Bu'id-
mos has decided TO report fsvorsoly on
h5;ldipCs for Allegheny City, Beaver Fails
and Sc. Paul.
Congressman erOsysnOr has prepared :
bill sppropriating $3.50, 600 for ine puI'
cbsse Of Chattanooga ard Chickamaugs
battle fields and making them Government
parks.
At the Democratic caucus last night
resolution was carried suthori4ing ine
naming Of the Congressional campaign
committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
CABLE BRsvIrigs

The Pine of walks hss psHip1nsi biz
,rD 10 Csnuts - scoouai 81 fhe pfes riiisg
Do hIeaTt
The Emgfea Ffoisi * has ieiumed
from Rome b. BiIlin to aitsnd ihe fnnsfal
Of ibs Enpre- Augusis.
The inhIsfri bas comriaie.y ii'lppeaf
"A from st Peisrshofg sni Mfr.0w.
The strike Of ihs c5llisn in Walden
BohsnIa j. fndirg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
rhs -. p.l.na kaoE

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jsnusry lO-The
efforts to recover the bodies 10 the bridge
caisson by pumping 10 aiI have been given
up and in the morning men viii be sent
10 BY the excavation shaft SAyy, Smith
s. Co, the contractors. claim through
General Superintendent. Willard, that the
scciient was rot due 30 negligence, that
Knox was an especially competent man As
shown by previous work hsre, and that
be was not drinking a they employ no
drinkiDg meo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11

nrnrkes Foreman Osu.ed the Cat
as.astrophe.
LOUISVILLE. KY, January 9-Mr.
Iosle. the resident engineer Of the Bridge
oompsny was seen. He expresses 'he
opip,on that some one wss evidently to
blame tor not hsyirg the trap door in
proper condition and also fer the weakness
of the caisson which resulted in the leak.
Ne declined to express himself without
reserve IS be was not in possession Of al The
facts. bat said that such accidents TeIe
rare Notwithstanding the great apparent
danger and that there was evidently gross
igence somewhere.
ApRCNRES BOSS RESPONSIBLE
An employe who had been sick for eey-
ersl days bn, who i8 one Of the lock
Keepers and who declined to give his name
said ihst ho knew Kaox was 70 blauei
that Knox was reckless aud often under the
influence OF liquor The most plausible
theory a. 10 the cause Of the accident is
thus given by one Of the survivors, Louie
Crouch and his story receives not little
credsuce from the superintendent a the
work. Knox. the foreman, fai been seen
near the KEY which controls the air supply
and il is believed that be cut Oh the air
more than be really intended 10, csu7ing
abe ca.sson 20 sink into The sand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
NEGRO KMiGRArIoN

VIII Lose "a Colorsd ConSrsssnsAn his
ssat.
CoLrNmA, S @, January lO.-Con-
Tessnsu Z p Cheathsm, the colored
Representative u tie Second District Of
Nuia Carolina, is reported 70 have lef; bis
seat 10 Congress and come down 70 stump
os district against emigration. de has
oeeone alarmed at the continued exodus
o. he negIoes from his district. II Is said
'la' Cnsa'lam has airesdy lost several
~oa'snd votes 10 bis disiuc', and that II
"euid loV so D,mocAtio by l,50o pin
rali.y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
Dlnersnesf. Br.'ners.

Mr. Higbup-I don't see why my
brother William doe Mt prospsr. He hss
ss good business as mine snd az excl
lent location, but he is constantly having
reverses. No matter wha. be attempts, be
seems 10 blunder.
Mrs. Highup Bot you mrst Iemem ber,
my dear, your brother William has 20
wife 10 advise him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
MANY Farms Under water.

CHICAGO, January 10.-Special dis
patches report that many farms in south
ern Illinois are almost submerged with
water, the result of the long continued
rainfall. Thousands Of bushels OF corn in
that part OF the State remain ungathered,
owing to the fact that farmers have been
unable to drive into their fields to make
the harvest. Much sickness has been
caused By the damp weather and the stsg-
nant water.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
rha Cha,g,n MlthdrAwn

WASHINGTON, January TO- The clouds
are clearing above the head Of the Rev.
DR.. Joseph H. Rylsnce, of st. Mark
Protestant Episcopal Church. Mr.. Wm.
V. King, one Of the trustees who have
been most aggressive against the pastor,
has seen fit to withdraw all bis charges in
writing. This will end the proceedings
in the civil courts against Mr., King for al
legged libellous utteranoes. The charges
were that DR.. RyiAnce bad hsen indiscreet
with female mem bers OF his congregation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
Ascrap of Paper save. Her Life.

It was Just an ordinary scrap Of wrap
ping paper, but it saved her life. She was
in the last stsges of consumption, told by
physicians that she was incursble and
could live only short time; she weighed
less than seventy pounds. On a piece Of
wrapping paper she read Of DR.. Kings
New Discovery, and got = sample bottle; IL
helped ber; she bought q large bottle, II
helped her more, bought another and
grew better fast, continued its use snd is
now strong, heslthy, rosy, plump, weigh
iue 40 pounds For fully particulars
send stamp to W. II. Cole, Druggist, Fort
smith. Trial bottles of this wonderful
Discovery free at Logan & Co. 'sdrug store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
A THIEF IN OFFICE.

president Harrison Appoints Defaulter
Postmaster at Richmond.
WASHINGTON, January 1O.-Presideni
Harrison has appointed as postmaster OF
Richmond, Va, a man who is according to
to reports now on f,e at the Treasury De-
p,rtments a defaulter to the Government.
Ois H. Russell is the name Of the sppoin-
tee, and the charges of defalcation have
been formally presented TO members OF the
Senate Committee on Postoffices and Post
rnads which has charge Of the nomination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11

FOR A NEW TRIAL.
Counsel for the Gro in Suspects Prefeat
Their Petition.

Counsel for the Gro In suspects froteat
Their Petition.
CHICAGO, January 10.-Late this alter
noon Attorneys Ewing, Donohue and For
rest filed motions for new trial in the
c,ses Of Coughlin, Burke, O'Sullivan and
KGnzs, conv;ctid Of the murder Of DR..
CroniD. The motion was filed to-day in
accordance with ihs order Of Judge Nc
COnnell, before whom the arguments will
be made Monday. The motion assigns 80
causes Of error in the rulings Of Judge Nc
Council during the trial Of the case. These
grounds of alleged error embrace every
point contested by the attorneys for the
defense and range from an objection TO the
Courts overruling the motion TO qussh
the indictments mp to the assertion that
the defense has, since the trial, discovered
new evidence, which entities them TO a
new trial.
GROUNDS FOR THE PETITION.
The denial of Coughlin's motion for o
separate trial is made the basis of four Of
the alleged errors, there being a separate
count for each of the defendants. The re-
fussI of the court to permit the defense to
show that Messrs. Mills, IOgham and
Hynes were employ ed 10 the prosecution
by private parties, vino we're sctuated by
improper motives, ia alleged to have been
prtjudiciai TO the defendants. The court
allowing these three lawyers to sssist in
the prosecution is said to be an error. The
overruling of the challenge for cause pre-
ferred by the defendants to long list Of
veDiremen, whose names are given in the
motion, is farther sllegsd TO be au error.
Side remarks made By the States Attorney
while examining jurors are charged to have
been improp'r.
NRw EVIDENCE FOUND.
The introduction of Dr.. CroDiu's knives
after the State had closed its case is ssid TO
have been 10 error. Objection is made to
a number Of the instructions given to the
Jury by the court. The verdict ia pro-
nounced as contrary to law and not justi-
6ed by tie evidence, and finally, it is said
tha: "the defendants, and each one OF
them have discovered evidence which en-
| titles than In a new fripl ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
RsCE WAR IN ILLINOIS.

GO5d X, publiosus Mad because Coiorsd
Sch
ALTON, IiL, Jsuuary. The white
people Of this city arc up il arms
over the admission Of colOred pupils
70 the high schools. A large
number nf colored men msrched "a
the High School to-day prepared to force
the aimieeiOn Of their children. They
were forced back by the whites but the
Board Of Education afterwards admitted
the colOred children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11

Tbis il .hat you ought to have ~ iae''
Won mrs, have H. 10 fully enjoy his.
Tbousauds are searching for 10 daily. ara
mourning became they ind y rot ., llou,
sands upon thou ands Of dollar. are -psn.
snnually by our people 10 the hore inv p,
they may attain this hSsn. And -, -. :.
,nsy he bad by A. We guarantee that
Electric Bitter u osel accofiiug 70 sil'e- a'
1iops spd - uss PERSISTED 10, will brnk
,on cod Dise.tioo and ousi The ceinon
,,vrsr..ia ana .nsisll iRsisat kapsp-y.
NJ. sstommend EleciIic htisfs for DJ-
pspsia and sll dl.sas,, o. ne ., i,l's.' !, =,
sck sad Eidaey. soid 81 aOe a. s''''
.,.r bottls by I.a.aB a o., DfuEsisiA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
A ARlg R,cing Ch.lIspge

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, January TO-
W. f Davis, OF Chicago, has deposited
$500 with the Breeder and Sportsman ol
this city as a forfeit for match between
his PAGER, Roy Wilkes, ahd 0rin HickOk's
Adonis for 81, 500 side, the winner to
take tie gate receipts also. The match
must come of before February 10, as after
that date Wilkes goes into the stud.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
A FlEND srRANGLED.

Death cfa Man Who Assaulted his Own
Daughter.
hLsioH, n. O., January 10. c.
fAnsa was banged here to day for assault
uPPoa ais Own daughter. he died main
'Aoiag bis innocence. BE Was ~ years Of
sss aad hsd q wife ard several children.
sAi.sh {. sed uoihiBg on the galloWs be
1'so by silsrsglaiion after hanging eleven
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
PRosPERoUs IRON TRADE.
Remarkably Favorable Conditions-Fur-
naces Ia Blast.

paces Ia Blast.
PITTsBURG. January 10.-Tne american
Manufacturer hes completed summary
of the conditions Of the blast fornsces OF
the United States up to January l., 1890
The report save:
"The total Dumber Of furnaces in opera
ton on the first of January Was $40 end
on the first OF December 337, showing d
gain of furnscfg in blast, the same gain
az was made in d acembsr over the previous
month. The Increase in the cspicity Of
the furnaces in blast is from 1865, 955 tons
on December l, 10 75.002 tons on the
first of January, gain of SOi7 tonS.
This is quite remarkable showing,
aud indicates that the fdrDsc5s are heiDg
pushed 70 meet the requirements Ct a large
demand for pig iron. A number of fur
PAGES shich were idle for months on &C.
count Of the unsatisfactory condition OF
the pig iron merke. are repairing and will
blow in ss soon as possible, while rot q
few of the furnaces have already done 60.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
NJ Ynrk,a naath Rn,e.

NEW YORK, January 1O.-The number
of deaths during the twenty-four hours
ending at noon to-day, reported to the Bu-
reau Of Vital Statistics, was 2O2. OF these
So deaths were due 10 pneumonia, Il io
bronchitis snd 80 10 consumption. There
was one death from influenza, without
complications, and Is from iDhueuzA com
pliested with other diseases, principally
nneumOnia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
Found After Fifteen Ysnrs.

Special Telegram 10 De Register.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, January TO-
Mrs. ]. W. Burnham arrived to-day from
Boston TO see her dying sister, Alice
Breeze, alias Alice Morgan. As stated in
the REGISTER the other dty Mrs. Burn
ham is the wife of a wealthy Boston Rail-
road official and her sister an unfortunate
woman of this place. They had not seen
each other for fifteen years. Mrs. Burn
ham will remain with her sister during
her few remaining days OF this life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
Elixir ofDates

Is combination Of the active properties
Of dates, figs, prunss and other trOphica
fruits. Its pleasant taste and beneficial
effects have rendered it immensely popu
lar. 1t cures habitual constipation, indi
gestion. biliousnsss, sick headache, piles
etc. Sold in so cent bottles by W. W.
Irwin, w. E. williams, john Laughlir
and O. K. Gcetza. ]. T. Goodwin 4 Co.,
and Logan 4 Co., W Is.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
TROUBLE IN LINCOLN.
A LyDehiDg Mob Reported TO Be Acvanc
ing on Hsmlin.

A LynchiDg Mob Reported TO Be Aovanc
ing on Hamlin.
HUNTINGTON, January TO- The Ad'
r1tiser publishes the following dispstch
from Hanliu. Lincoln county; News
reached this place at 4:30 this evening that
there was a mob on the way for this place
from Logan county and Hart's Creek, this
county, for The purpose Of lynehiOg Fer
rsll, who killed Butcher, ia Hats Greek,
about q week sg1.
The prisoner has been taken from the
iail and hid. He will no, leave, ss he
gave himself up in the first place. and hss
never been cor fined at any time. Il is also
reported that FeTIell's friends from HArt's
Greek sre ON their way 20 this place, so II
it comes 20 psss that these reports are true
and both parties meet here at the same
time, the probability is there will be blood
she'd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
ESCAPED MfRACULOUsLY,

A Horror Narrowly Avortsd I'm Chicago
Printing House.
CHICAGO. Jabuiry 10 The 500 girls
and men employed by the John Morris
Stationery aad Printing Co., got terrible
scare this evening. A boiler in the base.
ment exploded, smashing the light and
glsss windows throughput the building
and otherwise wrecking the structure. AS
il by miracle, no person received serious
ipinry, though dozen or more were pain
fully bruised aud cut. Fire swelled the
Ioas In Sl0 600
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
RANDALL sUCCEEI s.

Keiley's Honored Title Falls on His
shoulders.
WASHINGTON, January 10.-The hon
Ored title Of Father of the House, "
which the late Judge Kelley has borne for
many years, has by his death descended to
another Philadelphia member, Mr.. Ran
dali. Still another PhiladelphisD, Mr..
O'Neill, entered Congress at the same time
that SIR. Randall did, but failed OF re-
election ons term. II was matter oi
comment in the House to-day that the
three Oldest members in continuous service
came from the same city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
Dsath 81 aRsp - vands grIft.

PrrTsBURs. January 1O-A telegram
was received from Hot Springs, Ark, last
evening, announcing the death Of B. W.
VspdsRrift, Of this city. The cause OF his
dsash Il sid to have been directly due to
ths JohnstOEn fOod. Capt. Nandeerifi
- a. bis sons bedsida vheu the latter
died. He was - years Of axe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11

eroSASt TALIs, WASH January 10.
-fnal papefs Of treaty between the
1ai'ad States sud the Occur D'Aleue Iu-
o'ns hays been signed. The treaty Sc
,a'ea <25. 900 acres Of the most valuable
s-''ei The C1eur D'Alens reservation, EN-,
I1sseag The largest portion Of the beautiful
',s ~. q. The same name ard much rich min
N ill timber Land.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
CLARKS0N WILL RESIGN.
he Has spent the Most Instructive Year of
His Life.

His Life.
WASHINGTON, D. c., January 10.-First
Assistant Postmaster General ClarksoD
will resign, but he may not do SO before
sprirg, and even then he may change his
mind if he shall be assured Of getting any
vacancy that may occur in the Cabinet.
Clarkson regards the time that he has
spent in office as the most instructive year
OF his life. He Gays he has learned more
of the politics OF every county and State in
the Union in the time that he has been 10
Office than the rest Of his life put together.
There is not county In the States but has
had its leading Republicans here before
him fighting out their local battles, and be
knows now the exact standing and exact
work Of every Republican politician in the
country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11

WORURE, MASS, January 10.-At g
meeting Of the striking wOrkmen to-night
Grand Master Workman Mortlsnd tn-
nounced ,hst the lockout in the leather ia
dustry is practically ended aud the men
were ordered back TO work next Monday
morning Both sides have agreed to submit
the mate TO the Stale Board OF Arbi,rs-
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
PLA, KRS PROG aAMME

Regarding Contrac;-greskers IL Not 10
Eojoir, bu. TO Sac and Attach Salaries.
CHICAGO, January 10.-The contract.
breakers Of the Players League will not be
pursued with irjunc.iops. That WAC the
policy announced to-day at the Payen'
hesdqusr tsIs ~ having been decided upon
for ute throughout the country. Judge
Henry Bacon. of New York, counsel iol
the Players, advised this couIse and th,
measures to accompany it. These will b,
to simply cue the rupa ways on their con
tracts. /. is proposed TO obtain as lsrg'
damages rs possible in each case. and en-
force the judgments by attaching the sal
ary paid by the National Lsague to eacl
rscalcitrant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
RARKLY POSSIBLE.
What a Columbus journal Thinks OF the
Alleged Bolt.

Ailekeu bOit.
COLUMBUS, January 10.-The Colum-
bus Dispatch says this afternoon, notwith-
Standing the fact, that Mr.. Brice received
the unanimous vote of the caucus, he may
be defeated for Senator, owing to the fact
the Democrats have only five Of q majority
O., joint ballot. ons Of which is Knapp OF
Defiance, who is nov dead, and Lswler, OF
franklin, who is not expected to live
through the day, aud three OF which ma
jority, Munson, Of Licking, Kun'z. Of
Shelby, and Smith, of franklin, did not
attend the caucus. II will be readily seen
il these three members fail to support the
nominee OF the caucus. the State of Ohio
may he represented byls R'publican in the
Senate
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
Lorimsr Ha, Not Accented.

BQsroS, January 1O.-The COMMITTEES
Of the Warren Avenue Baptist Church,
which was appointed to 20 to Chicago and
extend q call to the Rev. George Lorimer.
has returned, but without the assurance Of
acceptance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
Johnstown A.k, Government Aid

JoHSsTowN, Pa, January 10.-The
local Finance Committee have prepared a
bill to Congress, which will be presented
by Col. Scull, the representative for this
district. asking for an appropriation Of
a.hslf a million dollars for the purpose
Of dredging the Conemsugh aud Stony
creek Rivers.