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WILL FIGHT THE TRUST.
independent Distiuers Preparing for a
Long Struggle.


Long Struggle.
KANSAS CITY. June 9.-Mr J. d. Her, the
well-knOwu brewer. returned from Chicago
yesterday. where he has been for the past
week looking into matters pertainingto 10 the
coming war between the distilleries IN the
corporation known as the Distillers and
Cattle Feeders Trust and those not in ac-
cord with 10.
The indications point to warning fight
between these. and it is stated the distil-
leries not in the trust will carry the war
into Africa. With plenty Of capital and
plans partially perfected the antitrust tel-
lows say that they win soon be in position
/ % cope with the output of the trust. both rs
To- quantity and price.
To attain this end. they are formulating
plans and raising capital, says Mr.. Her, for
I the erection of two great diSulleries which
will have almost as great capacity as the
combined distilleries of the trust.
I 10 is proposed 10 erect two distillcries AT
/ "a cost of about =, ,OOO,OOO each. Their joint
capacity will be about 10000 bushels Of
grain daily. which will be great enough TO
cope with the combined output OF the trust
production of the Ohio river.
The location of the distillerics is not vet
agreed upon. but il is likely thar Kansas
/ CITY viii secure one OF them.
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A REMARKABLE CASE.
Yellow Fever Develops Thirty-Eight Day.
After Leaving Rio.

New ORLEANS, June 9.--The press dis
patches Friday night brought intelligence
of case of yellow fever at the Chandelier
Island Marine Hospital station.
This station reports direct to Washing
ton. and is not subject TO the control of the
Marine Hospital here, consequently little
information concerning the case could be
learned here
DR.. Carter, who has charge OF the Chan
delcur Hospital, in a letter to DIR. Arm
strong. of the Marine Hospital Service at
New Orleans, mentions the case. The
vessel came from Rio Janeiro. The re
markable feature of the case was that ii
developed in 3S days after leaving Rio
This is claimed to be most unusual, and
direct exception to the theory that the case
must develop within ten days after the in
fectiou is had.
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EuMAcINc ruRorcu RECORDS.
\ singular Discovery bya Member of the
Illinois CaNalrN.

VI MAr~t,LLrowN. IowA. june &C. II.
Brock. "a member of the Eighth Iowa Cav
airy. in rumaging through old records of
this county, discovered among the proceed
ings of the Board of Supervisors in lc65,
that on December 9Th, of that year, ~
passed "A resolution granting TO every man
who should enlist after that date $50. In
january following the Board passed an
other resolution granting "a bounty % all
who had enlisted before, or should enlist
after that date. due In S5O annual payments
with Is per cent interest on the unpaid ac-
counts Brock accordingly filed a claim
Saturday for Sl25. AS he had received 80
when he enlisted, and the accrued com
pound interest for over % years amount
inc to over 800 He further discovered
that 10 would take over Si0.OOO 10 pay the
claims 90 which soldiers enlisting from
this county are entitled. The only thing
which can prevent the collection of these
claims is the statute of limitations. which,
10 is said. does not apply 20 the debts OF
the Government defenders. Exciting devel-
Oumeufs are expected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-10

NEW NoRK. June q.-Judge Barrett, OF
the supreme Court, to-day RENTED the
fine of S2.O00, imposed on Honest John
O'Neil. OF the i>S4 Board Of Aldermen, IN
addition 20 his term OF Imprisonment, 10
which he was sentenced on his conviction
of bribery O'Neil. under this decision. will
be released from Sing-Sing. on June 18th,
when his term Of Imprisonment expires.
Had the fine not been cmitted, O'Nell
would have been obliged TO serve a day for
each dollar of the fine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-10
Advice to Mothers.

MRs WrNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used by mothers for children teething
for over fifty years with perfect success.
II relieves the little sufferer at once, pro
duces natural, quiet sleep by freeing the
child from pain, and the little cheruo
awakes as "bright as button" 1t is very
pleasant to taste, soothes the child, soitens
the gums, allays pain, relieves wind, regu-
iates the bowels. and is the best known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. Twenty-Five
cents bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-10

June % Representative
f.ur-s s.rmia. to-day reported
.r House from the Library
'.e en. appropriating s3O,Oh
0. .. 81 monument on the
lnne4roc. Indiana, % com
aero.sm OF the men who
tei there under the leadership
Henry Harrison.
.l Senators Allison and
'e,,nf the House from Illinois
rard before the Senate Com
urrce Iu support OF the ap
>'NoO t0 begin work on The
project contained lu tnt
r n0. The item was rc
> Dit. un'y one vote. that of
being ara.ust 90 in the com
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Body of u Child Found.

Sptcldt ItItQFdNl 70 ne NtuIeItF.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, June 9.-Thc
body of well developed male child was
found in Elk river this morning by some
boys who were padding along the shore.
The body had evidently been in the
water from three to six weeks and was
badly dccompoSed. There Is no suspi'
cion as to where it came from. 1t was
wrapped tightly in an old quilt, which
may assist in finding its parentagc.
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BOYS Engineering Fent.

SpscidI Itlegr1m 10 ne HegtSTtr.
PARKERSBURG, w. Va, June 81. V
Dunbar, the youngest civil engineer per
haps in the State, has just completed the
finest map of the Eureka, Belmont and con
tiguous oil territory yet made. 1t has been
done from actual survey and contains GOt
miles of actual location. Every one who
has seen the map and knows the territory
says it is a specimen of engineering skill
worthy of the oldest professional head in
the service
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-10
Turning Theatre in Brooklyn.

SNEw YORK, June 9-The Hyde X Beh-
men theatre on Adams street, in Brooklyn,
was gutted by fire at l. :45 this morning.
The big Arbuckle building is also on fire,
and the Germania Bank, next door, is
threatened. The loss is estimated al pres
ent to reach at least 100000. The the
ater was vacant at the time except for
the ianitor and his family, and no one was
injured as far as known. The cause of
the fire is unknown.
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fraudulent Pensinner.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 9.-Mary Con
ron. widow of Michael COnrOn, OF the First
MARYLAND volunteers, who was killed IN
battle in 1863, was to-day placed under
;. 900 for trial Ion the charge of fraudu-
lently obtaining a pension from the gov
ernment by swearing that she was not re-
married. evidence having been introduced
IN show that she had.
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\ Riot in Bangor.

BAxGoR. ME., June quite a riot was
reDorted tonight from Ellsworth, where
some men of the place became involved in
a bloody fight with some employees of Rib
boris circus. A large number participated,
which resulted in many broken heads.
and severe bruises After desperate
struggle partial order was restored II Is
reported that a special police force was
appointed and patrolled the streets win
rifles. Great excitement Is reported IN the
city. Several men were severely injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-10
ANXIOUS OF HIS WHEREABOUTS.
a Real Estate Agent of Parkersburg Tn
accountably Absent.

Special Telegram 10 he Register
PARKERsBURG, June 9.-Mr. NJ. S. Will
son, who came here from Cincinnati some
time since, but who is native of Barnes
vile, Md, has unaccountably disappeared.
Wilson was a dealer in real estate, and
when he left had several deals on hand.
He left here several days since for Eureka,
and was last seen at Waverly. A
number of people with whom
he had trades and contracts
have been looking for him and large
amount of mail matter lies AT the hotel ad-
dressed to him, but nothing in the way of Il
clew to his whereabouts. He left several
articles and papers of importance TO him
and all his private correspondence with his
family and friends. 1t is generally believed
that he has been foully dealt with.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-10


..H. The thirty-eighth
uf tbc International
Ja.ou was called 10 order
d. I Plank this morning.
iIH delegates present
Canada and almost every
UHu. Among the delegates
..> Miss Taylor Of Cincin-
-> >la.troph, of Rochester.
session was devoted %
.r-au'zltion and the APP
committees. The after
h., short one, taken up
work. The most im-
to-day was the pass
endorsing the Chace-
International copyright
.tu- Secretary McClevy 10
same to the President of
ani thc Speaker OF the
I.. r.>oIutiouS urge Congress
I a> originally introduced,
f">ett.ug and non-impOrta-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-10
N ELASTIC TOPIC.
SILVER QUESTION AGAIN DISCUSSED BY
NR. 60CERELL
le Silver Dollar Inscription.
Dsrnlaauoa Either for or Against
Silver ". Vests Ship
B.l Considered.

.>...N. June The Senate silver
...a.u taken up auj Mr. Cockrell
tIc Senate.
r.ltal thc benefit that could bc
.uc poposcd oil was that the
would be compelled 60 purchase
...rfn nf silver every month more
.....r bad the n lht To- purchase. and
.-... .rrorcv would Doe increased 20 that
I was opposed to discrimination
.-uea.u-t gold or silver. lu sea-
..t af season, those who favored
.IE rNlNTEn COINAGE
..re rlgntcd with trying 70 flood
-.r With deprecated 1--ccut dol
-..u noble. grand. national scnti-
..rnoi ou The silver dollar. "In
rr.-- was suecred at and derid-
.n- "lu God we trust rather
mmcut for The other = cents
ta dollar
.......,, Uf Mr. Cockrclls speech. the
..-hI was laid before the Senate.
~. ...ruotei that the bin be printed
r.a table without reference TO
. Committee, which was SO
Hf. Vest asked the Senate 90
consider the bin "t0 prohibit
tle transportation of cattle %
ntras" and stated as "a reason
tariff oH would De before the Sen
week.
~ PAN Thought the Senate should
tlc silver bil as be want
rvari TWO bulls for the ad-
fWo territories as States He
-ll- hcucci0rth the silver bill
..tr Nor EE LAID ASIDE
... and nay vote.
r ~.rr gave notice that when the
flscu up tomorrow he Will
IDS consent to have "a time fixed
f.c vote.
ST. Vests u was then taken up aud q
..f Ir was carried Ou between
r..- defense and Mr. HOar and Mr..
a.s rue bil. is to prevent uu-
u4ruu between shippers, and
-.lr rH vessel, as common ear
n...-e healthy cattle Iu order Oh
moved to amcud tGc bill ov in-
words ''uO- already contracted
I faiths Mr. Vest opposed the
a- one rha, would entirely
t.c biL He said the whole
Urc aai been taken by one ship
Nr Eastman and that 10 was done %
IIr ENGLISH NAKNEr,
-u- outau other cattle dealers of
Unite. States The vote on Mr.
u. iuout was. yeas ln. noes -5,
having voted. the Seuat,
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prniect the Mines.

PARIS. Juue 9.-The majority. OF the
miners in the St. Etiene district nave
struck. Gendarmes are protecting the
mines. The troops are confined in the par
racks. The Prefect is acting as mediator
between themen and employers, and Is Try
ing to arrange a meeting for the discussion
of the differences
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Making a Tour of the Continent.

BERLIN, June 9.-The Crown Prince Of
Italy, who is making n tour Of the Cont
nent. arrived at Potsdam this morning
He was met at the Merwasgme Railway
station by Emperor William. As the
Crown Prince stepped from the train he
was embraced by the Emperor His Ma
jesty and his guest entered a state carriage
and were driven TO the StadstchlOss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-10

Hrffa fa m. Register.
NerlV. ID c.. june 9-Coi Ben.
no West Virginia. is soon 90 retire
Attorney Generals office Hc
the entire Government case iu
l sp0.lation claims, and when
..au administration came iu 10
chat his further services Were
-...eto Government interests Ht
u, public work well. and wal. re.
W..t Virginia to make his home
-. w.I practice law in West Nir
Washington.
,r Faulkner was informed from the
tonight that the President
approved the bill for the erec-
1uilding no Martinsburg
4-ulv aud assures Martins
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-10

Scorr CITY, KAs., June An extra en-,
zine and way car ran into and wrecked
the rear car of the second section OF the
Colorado East bound passenger train, on
the Missouri Pacific Railroad here today
Five persons We're more or less injured,
and one baby received injuries from when
cause il subsequently died.
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CongressIonnl NomInatIOns.
Special Telegram to ne Register.

NN1CIII I1IlITlIl ~ no Is'ItS7FT'
WASHINGTON, PA, June 9.-The RepuOll,
can County Convention to-day nominated
+. +. AcheSon for Congress. \. l.. Hawk
ins for State Senate and T. Nj. Pentrost
for County Treasurer. The other officers
OF the county went through with little OPP
position. The State delegates were DR.. ID.
NJ. Anderson, John Thompson and }. r.
TavlOr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-10

Earned runs, Wheeling 3, Youngstown ;
two-base hits, Glenalvin /; sacrifice hits,
Sherman, Glenalvin, O'Brien; stolen bases,
Glenalvin, Zeigler, O'Brien; struck out, by
Fitzgerald 4, by Doty g; bases on balls, of
Fitzgerald ., off Doty !; double plays,
O'Brien TO Glenalvin to Armitage; Parker
to Sherman to Cody; Parker to Sherman
to Parker; Porter to Parker Time, %.
Umpire, JamisOn.
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Uritish Grain Trade.

LONDON, June 9.-The Marx Lane Er-
press, in its weekly review Of the British
grain trade, says: English wheat is dull
and lower Sales of English wheat the
past week were 81 ,4l6 quarters at S!s lOd,
against Al. .6s2 quarters at 2ss 9d during the
corresponding week last year.
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Crushed by EnlIing Freight.

Special Telegram 10 ne Register.
MoRGANTowN, w. Va. June o
While unloading some oil well casing
to-day George w. Debolt, well known
citizen, was knocked down and crushed
by heavy piece of pipe. His injuries
are probably fatal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-10

New York. June 9--RecOrder Smythe,
I in part IL. of the General Sessions Court
/ this morning sentenced Broker Geo. II.
/ Pen. of Sixth National Bank wrecklng
| fame. TO Imprisonment at hard labor for
seven wears and six months in the State
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a MAN KILLED.
Fatal Accident on the Pan-Handie Road.
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Yesterday morning about four o'clock a
brakeman on a westbound Panhandle
freight train fell off the top Of car when
near Mingo, and was ground TO death by
the wheels His head was cut of almost as
clean as if done by butchers cleaver,
both legs and his left arm severed and
parts Of his body badly bruised and
scraped. On the left arm OF the dead
man. between the elbow and wrist,
the name "G II. Hickman" ap-
pears in India ink, but he was on the pay
roll OF the Panhandle Railroad Company
as &c. A. Kelly" Men on the road who
knew him say his home is in Altoona, Pa,
and kilograms were sent there 10 learn
what disposition TO make Of the body. The
deceased was well-built man, apparently
about 20 years of age. with smooth face
and dark hair
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-10

The Phoenix defeated the Senators by a
score of II TO e.
The Successes defeated the Mayflowers
on the Success ground Sunday afternoon
by score Of II to 3.
The Atlantics would like to play the
Pink Garters Sunday week. Answer
through the REGISTER.
The Silver Spurs will accept the chal-
lenge Of the Winchesters for game next
Sunday by city Water Works.
The White Oaks challenge the Mark
Twain base ball on the Peninsula grounds
June IL. II accepted answer through this
paper.
UThe Springfield and Mansfield clubs
were arrested at the former place for play
ing on Sunday, and Justice of the Peace
fined each man twenty-five cents.
The Success club challenges the Senator's
for a game on the Peninsula brick yard
Sunday morning. June 18th, for dollar
and a quarter Reach ball, and If accepted
answer through this paper.
The Success base ball club of Wheeling
challenges the Moundsville base ball club
for a game of ball Fourth Of July afternoon
at MOundsville, and if accepted address
Success Base Ball Club, GJ5 Main street.
The "Red Cross Oil Club played AT
| Newark, Ohio, last Saturday and Sunday
and they lost both games. The score
of the first game was , TO 4, OF the second,
10 TO :. Both games were witnessed by
large crowds. Both clubs were AIRED Sun
day and each man was put under twenty
dollars bond, the Newarks standing good.
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COUNCIL COMMITTEES.
A Number Of Meetings at the City Hall,
Last Night.

The Council Committee on FIRE Depart
ment met last evening, and spent couple
of hours in talking over the new chemical
engine Mr.. Edwards, representing the Mus
kegon, Mich, Manufacturing Company,
and f. ]. Mitchell. OF the Chicago Fire
Extinguisher Company, were present, and
detailed to the Committee the advantages
of their various machines, and after they
had Withdrawn the Committee adopted a
resolution requesting all companies COM
peting for the engine, to have model at
the City Hall, Wednesday of next week,
for examination by the Committee.
The Committee on Cemeteries spent
good deal of time discussing the Farrell
resolution. relating TO the East Wheeling
cemetery, and the Robinson resolution rclat-
ing to the Twenty-second street cemetery,
as well as the resolution bysMr. Ellingham
authorizing the cleaning up OF the Sixteenth
Street Cemetery, at cost OF not exceed
ing $50 The whole matter OF the city's
power 10 remove or compel the removal OF
the bodies still in the cemeteries named
was gone over at length, and various plans
suggested, among them being one that the
city remove all the bodies, with the consent
of the surviving relatives, at its own ex-
pense, 10 the City Cemetery. Finally with
out taking action, the matter was laid over
until another time. The Committee ap-
proved the design for a new gate for the
City Cemetery, submitted by Architect h.
B. Franzheim. and will ask for bids for the
work.
The Committee on Markets ordered the
chairman TO see at least two
architects and get plans for the
roofing and enclosing of the
Fifth Ward market space, at a cost not ex-
ceed 81. 800 The committee will ask for
bids for whtewashing the market houses.
Bills aggregating sl9.6O were ordered
paid.
The Committee on City Prison passed
bills aggregating s59sl The report of the
superintendent showed 10 prisoners in
prison May |, 80 received during the month,
and II in prison June |, the time OF IL pris-
oners having expired and - having been
released.
The Committee on Real Estate audited
bills aggregating sl39. 10, and passed res
olution providing for three awnings for the
windows of the Engineers Office.
The Committee on Railroads met, and
after examining the ordinance providing
for railroad switch on Water and Twen-
ty-fourth streets, for the Hoffman tannery,
recommended its passage by Council.
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Charter Granted to the sprekels Co.

HARRIsBURG, PA, June "a charter
was granted to-day to the Sprekels Sugar
Refining Co, of Philadelphia, with a capital
Of 8, 100000.
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Among the Giant Leagues.

At Buffalo-Buffalo Z, Cleveland IA:
hits. and IL; errors, and 3; earned runs,
Cleveland :; pitchers, Haddock, Krock
and McGill; umpires Gaffney and Barlos
At Pittsburg ,. Cincinnati
;: hits. IL and 8: errors. . each; earned
runs. Cincinnati 3; pitchers, Rhines and
Gray.
At Rochester -Rochester9, Athletics B.;
hits, and ,; errors, : and 6; pitchers, Barr
aSd Mcmahon.
At New York Brooklyn 10. Syracuse .;
hits II and 10; errors, and 9; pitchers,
Mattimore and Kerr.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn {, Boston o.;
earned, . and I pitchers, DAILY and Weyh-
ing.
At Phiadelphia-Phi Philadelphia II, New
York ?; hits, 10 and :; errors, and B.;
pitchers. kell ana Ewing.
At Philadelphia-New York |. Philadel-
phia d; hits, New York 4, Philadelphia .:
errors, New York d, Philadelphia D.
At Brookiyn-Brooklyn :, Boston 81,
hits, Brooklyn 1, Boston :; errors, 3 each :.
pitchers, Terry and Nichols.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg 6, Chicago o.,
hits, Pittsburg l2, Chicago 3; errors, Chi
cago Z; earned, Pittsburg 4 pitchers, Gal
win and King: umpires, Ferguson and Hol-
bert.
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Canton Wins,
Iiase Ball Notes.

Batteries, Young and Yak, Scheible
and Mackey. Umpire, Hill.
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The Committee on Railroads met, and
after examining the ordinance providing
for railroad switch on Water and Twen-
ty-fourth streets, for the Hoffman tannery,
recommended its passage by Council.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-10

The Committee on Real Estate audited
bills aggregatng sl39 10, and passed res
olution providing for three awnings for the
windows of the Engineers Office
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-10

-.u- ou-au other cattle dealers of
JutoI States The vote on Mr.
ueut was. yeas I'D. noes -3,
having voted. the Senate
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-10

NE H,gi'.r.
N Pa. june Mrs. =. Sut-
avenue, offers a reward OF
nation that viii lead % the
er SON. ". l.. Sutton, aged Il,
strange man and supposed
The boy is dark com.
lch slouch hat, old clothes,
eyes. His mother is almost