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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-15
BRIBERY SENSATION.
Mcdowell win stick DeIamater'S Friends
scared.

SHARON. pa, July ll.-Mcrcer com-
ty politicians grayitated toward Sharon
to-day, and their presence denoted the
the intense interest taken in
the Tweuty-ffth Congressional dis
trict bribery charges. Major Me-
Dowell took occasion early to
deny the rumor that he contemplated
rcsiguing I'm order TO have a new con-
ference. and reiterated his intention of
remaining ON the field until election day.
The most prominent Republicans in
the county accepted McDowcll'S state
mcnt that ne had no connection with
the bribc giving. They say the only cX-
PLANTATION that can be given of the pro-
ccedngs is the bad blood existing be-
tween the jackson Wallace faction in
Lawrence county and Townsend in
Beaver county. Lawrence united ON
Mcdowell 10 defeat Townsend and Quay
and this more than any vote buying
caused the charges of bribery. Deama-
ter Republicans are already worried
over the effect the exposure will have ON
the state ticket i'm November
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NEW SILVER LAW.
100000 Ounces of Silver Will be Pur-
chased Every Month.

Special Telegram 10 ne AtgtstF.
WAsnINGroN. ID. c., July 14.-Presi-
dent Harrison having signed the
silver bill to-day, the law takes effect
from and after August 18th next. Di-
rector of the Mint Leech said to your
correspondent to-day that il was
the intention of the Secretary of the
Treasury to buy 100000 ounces
every month after the law went into ci-
feet. if it could be obtained at the mar
ket price. Mr.. Lccch thought that this
quantity would be purchased in August,
thus terminating the purchases under
the Band-AlliSOn law with the month
of July. In anticipation of the sig
nature of the bill by the PreSi-
dent. Secretary Window ten days ago
directed the preparation by the bureau
of engraving and printing of the plates
for the treasury notes to be issued for
the purchase of silver bullion under the
new law. only notes OF the denomina-
tions Of ten. one hundred and one thou
sand dollars can be prepared for the
purchase of the first months install
ment. but these notes can be exchanged
for smaller ones hereafter if desired.
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ing rescued Young Adams could swim,
but his companion could not They had
the good sense TO float along quiet
ly and not attempt to fight against the
waves TO the shore During the six hours
they We're in the water, from 9 to 3, they
were buffeted by the pillows and blown
hither and thither by the gale. They first
drfted about a mile down past the town,
and then change in the wind carried them
up the river front seven miles from here,
where they were rescued still alive and
well, but considerably the worse for their
hard eXperieuCe
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Thirty Days After Passage

Speciqi telegram 10 tie Register.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July l4.-Mr. Nc,
Kinlev SAYS that whenever the tariff Dill
reaches the committee of conference he
will propose that it be made TO take efect
thirty days after its passage. He VIII do
this upon the ground that importers have
already had sufficient noticeoi the passage
of the bill, and he desires to check as soon
as possible the increased lmporti'llols ION
which have been made during the past four
months In anticipation of the passage OF the
biu Ifh he should succeed in this the Dill
will probably 90 into effect about the mid
die OF next October.
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BLAINE'S ARGUMENT.
Another Cov>rt Attack ON the Mckinley
Bill.


WASHINGTON, ID. c., July IA letter
from Secretary Blaine has been received
to-day by Senator Frye, from Bar Harbor,
Me. saving the Secretary had learned from
Havana that American -four, under the
new duties imposed by Spain. can not reach
the Cuban market under cost of Sll.ij
per barrel and that Spain totally excludes
America from the markets of Cuba and
Porta Rica in many articles on account Of
her prohibitory taxes The letter goes on
to sav it would certainly be Il
very extraordinary policy on the
part of our government irst at
this time 10 open our markets, without
charge of duty, to the enormous crops oil
sugar raised in the two Spanish islands.
The charge against the protective policy OF
this country which has injured it most Is
that its benefits 20 wholly TO the manutact-
urer and the capitalist and not the farmer
This ifuntrUc, but ii IS the most plausible
and therefore the most hurtiul argument
made bv the free trader. Here is an oppor-
tunity where the farmer may be benefited
He does not doubt that in many respects
the tariff bill pending in the Senate is a
inst measure and that most of its provis-
ions are in accordance with the wise policy
of protection. but if sugar is not placed on
the free list without eNacting important
trade concessions in return, we shall close
the door for profitable reciprocity against
ourselves He refers to the Presidents 5
message of June Is ON the subject as con-
tanning as much practical wisdom
as was ever stated in so short
a space Our foreign market for
breadstuffs grows narrower. Great
Britain is exerting every nerve to secure
her bread supplies from India and the rapid
expansion Of the wheat area in Russia
gives us a powerful competitor in the mar,
kets of Europe The late conference OF
American Republics proved the existence
of a common desire for closer relations.
Our Congress should take up the work
where the international conference left 1t;
Our field of commercial development and
progress lies south of us
Very sincerely yours,
JAMES G.. BLAINE.
Hon. Wm. p Frye. L. :. Senate.
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4 Good rhIng to Keep at Hand.

Some years ago we were very much sub
iect to severe spells Of cholera morbus; and
now when we feel any Of the symptoms
which usually preccde that ailment, such
as sickness at the stomach, diarrh9'a etc
90 become srarv. We have found Cham
berlain's Remedy the very thing 10
straighten one out IN such cases, and a.-
ways keep it about II is somewhat simi-
lar to the usual cholera cures, but seems 10
contain ingredients that render u more
pleasant 10 take. and that DO their worn
re nt,i,klv Sheriff DeyereuX tells us
that he is subject 20 cholera morbus. and
recently felt a spell coming on, when hc on
tained a bottle Of Chamberlain Conc,
Cholera and DiarrhWa Remedy. and Two
,,.,.i,;,,, his for "A nav testimonial, but to
Iet our readers know what is good thing
to keep handy in the house. For sale by c,
r Goeize VI. ". Irwin, C.. Schnepi ana
John klari.
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PARNELL's MODERATION
Displeases Radical Members of His Own
Party.

LoNDoN, July lit is commonly be-
lieyed that serious split in the Irish party
will result from Mr. Parnell's speech in the
House last Friday. 1t was listened to in
breathess silence, and an embarrassed
pause followed its delivery. The speech
was far too moderate and cOnciliatory 10
the Tory party to find favor with such vio-
lent spirits as Dillon or O'Brien and their
followers
1t is generally wished that Parnell would
retire from the leadership of the party, as
his attitude is not in accord with the ma
ioritY.
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Hunting the Conco's Source

BRUSSELS, July 1.-THE Commercial and
Industrial Company of the Congo has just
sent out an expedition headed by seven
Europeans to solve the remaining problems
connected with the upper waters Of the
Congo. 1t is known that the Congo is
formed by three great rivers. The most
important of these rivers is the Lualaba,
which comes hundreds Of miles from the
southwest and flows through a long chain
of lakes, two of which have been explored
by Cameron, Bohm and Reichard.
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The Next Pope.

BALTIMORE. July 1.-THE Herald notes
the nomination by the Montreal Witness Of
Cardinal Taschereau to be the successor Of
Pope !. .eo. to say that Gibbons is a more
euphonious name than Taschereau, and
that the claims Of the United States are
greater than those Of Canada. The course
Of Cardinal Taschereau towards the
Knights of Labor, says the Hpdli, makes
him an impossible Pope, while the CONT
nent that contains him also holds the sue
cessful champion y the Vatican Of the
rights OF members Of the labor societies
Cardinal GibbOus
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YYerc promned while noatlng.

GMNE~vlLLE, Fla. July IA party Of
thirteen We're out in sail boat Yesterday
ov Alachua Lake. in that portion Of it
known as 1.-The Sink" When about a mile
from shore the boat capsized, and all We're
thrown iutot the water Ten were saved by
clmciug 10 the boat, bat three of the party
were drowned and the bodies up 10 the
hour of 10 o'clock last night have not been
recovered. The names of the drowned are
Mrs L. j. Burkheim and three-ycarold
son and Miss Tillic Brown.
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National League.

At Philadelphia-Ph l., Pitts
burg hits, lG and 3; errors, and Il:
earned runs, 3andO; pitchers, Vickery and
Heard
At New York New York I : Cincinnati
&. hits. and :; errors, and ,; earned
runs o and 1: pitchers. Rusie and Fore
man; umpire. McQuaid; attendance, G9i.
At Brooklyn Chicago 3, Brooklyn 10;
hits, and II; errors, q aud ] a; earned and
T. Pitchers, Luby, France and Lovett.
Umpire. Lynch. Attendance. l.i10.
Al Boston Boston l., Cleveland q; earn
ed runs. and t.. hits ~ and Ii: errors. =?
and ,. Pitchers. Nichols and Bcatn.
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PASSENGERS INJURED.
4 Disastrous Wreck ON the Indiana
Road.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 1.-THE Times
Bloomington, Ind, special says: At :l5, as
the local freight on the Louisville, New
Albany and Chicago road, was going down
Smithvilc NIL, it came in collision with
the accommodation from French Lick. The
accommodation was demolished and several
freight cars smashed. \ dozen passengers
were injured, some fatally. Conductor
VIII Brown, in the baggage car, was
crushed among the trunks. Hecan hardly
recover: Grant Jones. OF Chicago, has hi $
head and baci; crushed; very dangerous.
Billy Mitchell, of indianapolis conductor
on the air line, wrist broken; JAS. NJ. My
ers. engineer on the accommodation, cut in
the head and face; Mrs. Patton, Of Smith
vile. Engineer Ilendrickson, of the freight,
JEFF Robertson. the brakeman. Everett
Foster and WIFE of Worthington, Charles
Marvin, conductor of the freight, William
Beggley, OF Chicago. Charles Andrews, Of
Bloomington, Alice Walls of Bloomington,
Kate Tafe, of Indianapolis, are all more or
less injured
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tdxice tn Mothers

. MRs WINsLow's SocTHISG SYRUP has
been used by mothers for children teething
for over fifty years with perfect success.
IL relieves the little sufferer at once. pro
duces natural. quiet sleep by freeing the
child from pain, and the little cherub
awakes as bright as a button" II is very
pleasant 70 taste, soothes the child, softcns
the gums, allays pain, relieves wind, regu-
lates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. Twenty-Five
cents bottle.
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Mat McCabe, Of New Brunswick, H.,
offers to pay five dollars to any person
troubled with bloody tiux, who will take
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhCea Remedy according to directions and
does not get well in the shortest possible
time. One half of - cent bottle of this
remedy cured him of bloody huX, after ne
had tried other medicines and the preScrip-
tions of physicians without benefit. Mr.
NIcCabe is perfectly safe in making this
offer. as more than a thousand bottles Of
This remedy are sold each day, and 1t has
never been known to fail in any case Of collie,
cholera morbus, dysentery, diarrh@a or
bloody aux, when the plain printed dircc-
tions were followed For sale by I;
II. Goetze. ". W Irwin, {. Schnpel ana
John klari
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FALL OF THE BASTILE.
Enthusiastic Celebration of the Anniver-
sary I'm Paris

PARIS. July l4.-The one hundred and
first anniversary of the fall of the Bas-
tile was celebrated with great enthusi-
asm here to-day The city had fes-
tive appearance, and the streets were
thronged with holiday makers. One
feature Of the celebration was the march
past the statue of StraSburg, in the
Place de la ConcOrde, bya procession
consisting of the members Of a number
of patriotic societies. NJ. Mary. "a BOu-
langiSt member of the Chamber of Dep
utieS, attempted to make a speech at
the statue. He was warned by the
police to desist, but he persisted in ad-
dressing the crowd despite the warning,
and was thereupon taken into custody.
Another feature Of the celebration
was a parade by the children attending
the public schools, who deiilcd before
the Hotel de Vile, where they were re-
viewed by the officers of the municipal
government.
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FREMONT'S FUNERAL.
The Old Hero to be Laid at Rest Qui-
city.

tine funeral of Major General John c. Ere
mont were made to-day. II will take place
at 10 o'clock on Wednesday morning next
from the Protestant Episcopal church OF
ST Ignatius, Fourth street, between Fifth
and Sixth avenues. 1t is to be as quiet and
transformations as possible, and there will
be no military display Mrs. Fremont and
the Generals daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Fremont, are in Los Angeles, Gala, and
will of course be unable to be here IN time
TO attend the funeral. The interment Will
be i'm Trinity Cemetery this city. Inc
pail bearers will be Gen. " 7. Sherman,
Gen. o. O. Howard, Col. Floyd Clarkson'
Commander of the Department of the State
of New York, c. a. r., and four repre-
sentatives of the Pioneer Association oil
lnlifnrnin
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rheIniured at Lake GerNaise.

Sr.PAUL. July 1.-THE injured At Lake
Gervaise and vicinity are: Mrs. Lincoln
j. Clark. possibly fatally hurt; Miss Min
ME MeiSs, breast badly crushed and back
cut: Frank Melancon, seriously cut about
I head Will die; Lydia Ann Mclancon,
head badly cut and body bruised ;
I Gucnther. ablusious aud internal injuries;
/ Simon Good. bruised about head and chest,
internal injuries: j. II. Schurmeir, badly
cut about head and chest; Mrs. :. Good,
confusion of eye and bad scalp wound :
Mrs Hurbert Schurmeir, head badly
bruised and eve destroyed. Fifteen on
twenty others are badly bruised and gen
orally battered up, but not seriously i'm
| iured.
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Washington News.

The bill to appropriate $5O,ODO0 6i:j iqr d
memorial structure at Marietta Ou'o;
commemorative of the first settlement III u
the northwest territory, was reportSu anu
nlaced on the Senate calendar yesterday
The Senate bill to suspend for ten years
the statute in relation TO the Guano Islaius
passed yesterday.
The House considered District oi 90,
lumbia bill yesterday, out accom-
u0thng,
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a wander Worker.

Mr.. Frank Huffman. a young, man oil
burlington. OHIO. states that he had been
nnder the care of two woprominent physicians,
and used their treatment until he was not
nile 10 get around. They pronounced ms
,sse IN be Consumption and incura0le. lie
,,.os nersuaded to try DR.. Kings New
discovery for Consumption, Coughs ana
Colds and at that time was not able TO walk
across the street without resting ~. lc
So,,nd before ne had used half of dollar
bottie mat he was much better; he contin-,
ned ned To use il and is to-day enjoying good
health. If YOU have any Throat, Lung or
Chest Trouble try II. We guarantee Satis-
faction. Trial bottle free al Logan Drug
Co 5 drugstore
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EOUE MONTHS SLEEp.
Remarkable Case of Patrick Meehan. Of
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, July H. Pat
rick Mcchan, twenty-five years old, an
inmate Of the insane department Of the
Philadelphia Hospital. awakened to-day
from a sleep Of four months. recognized
those about him and asked for the 90
tendant who was with him when be- sank
into his slumbcr. lie came from Ire
land few years ago. He became men
tally diseased. was sent TO the hospital
in February last, was seized with th"
grippe in March, the attendants found
great difficulty in keeping him awake.
and finally he fell into deep sleep.
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IIectric Hiffer..

This remedy is becoming 50 well known
and 10 popular as 10 need no special, men
,ion All who have used Electric Bitier'
sing the same song Of praise. A purer mel
iri1e does not exist and il is guarantee io
do all that IS claimed. Electric BiIi,t' - ~,
will cure all diseases Of ;he Liver ana ma "A
ne,s will remove Pimpics Boils. SAT-
R5enm M and other affections caused by .,n.
pure blood Will drive NJ Malaria la ,, irom iI Ia .hg
system and prevent as wei as cur al CI,' 'i,'
isriaI yers-For cure Of Headache Con ,,..
siipation and Indigestion try Electro BIT
ters~Entire satisfaction guarantee. d,5 :, 9r on
money refunded ~ c's. anu si,'
No.. bottle. al Logan Drug Go. s drug stoie-
Borf, and Pimples and other aiiec
lions arising from impure Diood may
snncar AZ this season. when the Dlood
H. heated Hoods Sarsaparilla removes
The can.c Of these troubles by purifying.
yitaIizinq aud enriching the blood. and
~, The same time IL gives strength 10
the whole system.
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DrIIrH. MlNN., July IA small cy-
clone swept over West Duluth yesterday,
doing damage TO the extent of 1000. The
frame work Of furniture factory and an
incline railway engine house We're totally
destroyed. Lynes X Fishers warehouse,
Smiths livery stable and many other
buildings We're damaged. Nooue was hurt.
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rLAGs AT HALFMAST.
A National Tribute to the Great Path
finder.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE following
order has been issued by the President;
Executive MANSION,
WASHINGTON. July II, 1880.
The death of John c. Fremont, Major
General ON the retired list of the army, was
am incident requiring appropriate expires
Sion of the national sorrow and of grateful
appreciation his public services. HIS
career was full of adventures and discovery
and OF devoted and conspicuous service
both in civil and military aHalrs. ne
.opened the passage of the Rocky mountains
and gave value to his discoveries by aiding
to create AN American State on the Pacihc
coast. II is ordered that the national nag
be- displayed at half mast upon all the
buildiugs of the Executive Departments oil
this city until after the funeral snail nave
taken place.
Bv direction Of the President.
T. W. HALFORD,
Private Secretary.
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IAm Crazed WIN Toothaehe

and serves YOU right for having neglected
TO use SOZODONT. Had YOU done so
YOUR mouth would have been healthy and
your teeth sound. Get the 'snag' pulled
out and commence al once using SOZO-
DON'T. thereby preserving the balance Of
YOUR teeth.
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Another matter Of national interest con.
corning which action will be taken. is the
situation in Illinois, where the miners are
demanding an increase in the scale of
wages Tie trouble between the miners
and operators in that State has reached
such deplorable point, that il is regarded
quite probable that the Executive Board
will tomorrow order out about 10000 men,
thus precipitating the largest strike in the
West for many years.
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prnstrnfeh KN Bad Wnter.

Iowa CITY, Iowa, July l4:-One hundred
and tiftv men. women and children at a
church picnic at Solon, few miles north
If Iowa, fifty were prostrated Yesterday
With serious symptoms of poisoning
phvsicians were summoned and in few
hours the patients recovered, no case being
fatal. The use of water from a well long
abandoned is given as cause OF the sick
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Rrntherhnnd Gnmes.

At Philadelphia Philadelphia y; Chi
cago :; hits, II and Il; errors, 3 and
earned runs. i and ,; pitchers, Bullintor
and Baldwin, umpircs, Matthews and
Leach.
At New York Cleveland 10, New York
;. errors. > and 1: earned runs. and >
hits, 10 and 10; pitchers, Grubcr, keefC
and Crane; attendance, i63.
At Brooklyn-Brookly g. Pittsburg >
pitchers, weighing and Calvin; errors, .
and / base hits, and ,; earned runs. and
,; umpires. Jones and Knight.
At Boston-Boston l3. Buffalo >: earned
runs, and ,; hits, - and : pitchers. Gum
bert and IIaddock.
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DmpINcHl'i. ALA., July ~. While W ar
ner x Smilev's hearse was going TO the de
pot this afternoon with three corpses the
horses became frightened and ran away.
Two bodies were thrown out in the street
aud badly mutlated The hearsc was
overturned and the other body torn from
the coffin
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Jefferson County's Pixies.

SDfflll ItIfgfuNl 70 ne HttiSTtF.
SrEUBENNILLE. o.. July li.-At last fall $
election the people of Jefferson county yot-
ed in,favor Of a system of pixies and accord
inrlv county commissioners advertised Tor
bids. This afternoon bids were opened and
the contract for thirty-three miles oil PIKE
was awarded to Mcdonald x Timmons,
their bid being the lowest The average
cost of the pixies Will be littlelcss than four
thousand dollars mile.
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10 was stated this afternoon that 20
keep thc water ont of the cabin, and TO
keep the people under shelter, Capt.
Wcthern had locked the door of the
cabin. II this Dee true. it may explain
much ol the loss OF life, although the
loss would still have been very heavy.
Estimates vary aS to the total number
dead There were over POO ON the
steamer and barge when they started
to return 90 Red Wing. very few re-
naming behindon accouutof the storm,
although many protested against the
proposal 90 steam up the lake i'm the
face of such q gale as was then blowing.
OF the whole number il is known posi-
lively that about hfty were saved.
More may have escaped, but only
this many are known at this time 90 Doe
safe. This would leave $50 victims OF
thc disaster, but every one hopes the
number may not 90 beyond l25. \ good
number are still in the wreck and ,
great many are In the bottom of th,
lake. where tine gale first struck tn,
steamer. just how many Will not b,
known for some time Yet. possibly iol
several DAYS.
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DETROIT, Julyl .3.-Iay Faatz, on behalf
Of President Johnson, of the Cleveland
Players League club, rented the grounds
of the disbanded Detroit International
League club Saturday for the balance of
the season. Johnson proposes playing the
games scheduled for race week in Cleve-
land here and also transferring the Buffalo
Players club players and franchise to this
city August
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RIVER RIPPLEs.

News About the Boats and Boatmen on
the Ohio.
The river remains about stationary. amt
only local packets are running.
The new boat building at Marietta for
the Pittsburg and Muskingum river trade
is being pushed forward to completion a'
rnnidlY as pnssible.