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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-05
BRIDGEPORT.

Mrs. George Duncan and daughter Miss
Lottie, are home from Pittsburg
A health committee has been appointed,
and they propose to have the town cleaned
up in the proper shape. Mayor Mitchell
appointed the committee, which consists OF
Messrs. T. B. Smith, b. McConnaughey,
John Turner, James Clark, James Fox and
Oswald Schick.
The excursionists had fine time at Lin
wood Cemetery on Decoration Day. The
spot is beautiful one and will be a popular
burial ground.
Mr.. Richard Lewis, the well-known roll
turner, has been offered position at Pitts
burg, which he will not accept
Miss Mollie Hausnauer, Of Ktnaville,
who has been visiting friends in Wheeling,
has returned home.
Messrs. -Bayha Bros, have completed a
handsome butcher wagon for MIR. Fred.
Neininger.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-05

New YoRE. June Miss Pauline Hall
Is 10 have an opera company of her own
next season. Of which she will be the bright
particular star. She has not Yet completed
her preliminary arrangements but has Sc
cured Hermaun's Gaiety Theatre, formerly
Dockstader's. for sixteen weeks. Ihe
name Of the opera chosen ana the compost
ton Of the company have not YET oeeh an
nounced. nor have they been defnitely de
I.ffss1 uu0u
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Royal Arcanum supreme Council.

MILWAUKEE, June 4.-The thirteenth an
nual meeting of the Supreme Council of the
Royal Arcanum began in this city to-day
and will continue for ten days. Secretary
Robson reported the membership of the
order at the close of the year of 1889, as
%, ,957, rs compared with S6,99l in lSSs. In
point OF membership New York heads the
list Of States with 1881 members.
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PEORIA, Ill, June AFTER struggle
of six weeks, the striking coal miners
practically acknowledged their defeat yes
terday. Several Of the strikers applied for
work at the mines. More men are willing
TO work than can now secure employment.
Lack of financial support hastened the end
of the strike. IL is conceded by the miners
that the strike failure here leaves them no
hope of gaining at other places, as this
was the center Of the competitive geld.
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Cadix Goes Dry.

S0e-ih Correspondence Qf ne Register.
C,plz. o.. June AT a special election
held Yesterday i'm German township, this
county to decide whether LOCAL option
should De repealed, the drys wo9 by forty
majority. H..
A party of railroad magnates, headed oy
VIM Thoruburg Of the Valley Road, ana
Engineer John Hanlon. passed over the
proposed route from Valley Junction 10
Bcliaire this week. and seem fayora0ly I'M
,,r,.-sed with the route.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-05
BIG LAND SUIT.
Squatters Fight for Their Farms and
Homes.

FoRT DODGE, a., June 4.-The case of
the United States VS.. the Des Moines Navi-
CATION and Railway Company and Edward
Litchfield, was opened here yesterday in
the United States Court, with Judge Shiras
on the bench. 1t is brought, according to
instructions from the United States Attor-
ney General, TO settle the ownership of
10000 acres of river lands, valued at g, ;
900, 600.
These lands, located along the valley of
the Des Moines river, were granted TO the
company that is the defendant in the suit,
and afterward settled upon by squatters,
who made their homes there for years. In
the fall of 1855 hundreds Of them were
evicted by order of Edward Litchfield,
who now owns the Company's title TO the
lands.
The settlers claim that the Company's
title to the lands is void because of a non
compliance with the condition of the grant,
and the United States suit was brought 10
decide the matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-05
A Telephone Monopoly in Danger.

CITY or MEXICO, June 4.-The contracts
of the Mexican Telephone Company with
the Federal and Municipal governments
expire in few days, and this fact has
aroused European companies OF French
and German origin to enter the field In op-
position to the renewal of the concessions
to the American company, and the Boston
ians owill have TO make a good fight 10
retain their privileges, without which their
business is of no value whatever.
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Great Dunkard Love Feast.

READING. PA, June "A two day love
feast of the Dunkard denomination came 10
a close near rSchaefferstOwn, Lebanon coun-
tv. today. The interesting and quaint ser
vices of feet washing, Lords Supper, greet,
ing with the holy kiss and communion Were
observed, and over 5000 people We're prSs,
ent including half dozen Bishops anu
dozen nreachel'S
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Moained the Fertilization Bill.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 5.-The forti'
fication bill was taken up in the Senate
and two items, appropriating sl,o0,OOO foi
S1in % machinery. etc, at New York arsenal
Syere stricken out, and a A25,Oot
item fem inserted for the manufacture OF y
inch guns at Watervleit Arsenal. Some
new gun tests were agreed to, and the bill,
with amendments, was reported to the
Sarate and DaSsed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-05
Good News Killed Kim.

JOLIET, H., June Life convict Ber-
nard Hony, whose sentence was last week
commuted to a term of twenty years, fell
dead Yesterday by heart disease, brought
on by JOY over his good fortune. He
would have been free man next OctoDer'
He was sentenced for the murder of Police
man Bosenieild, but persistently denied
his guilt.
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ANOTHER SENSATION.
The Mayor of Allegheny City Charged
With Perjury.

PfrrSEUEG. June IA warrant
charging Mayor James &. Wyman, Of
Allegheny City, with perjury in swear
Ing that ne had been legally elected
Mayor of Allegheny City was issued by
Alderman Reilly last night. The infor-
nation charges him with contributing
and promising TO contribute money and
other valuableS To secure his nomination
and election. Mayor Wyman gave bail
I'm the sum Of y. 100 for a hearing on
saturday
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A Minister Attacks Masonry.

New YORK, June 4.-The Reformed
Presbyterian Synod met here to-day. The
report Of the Committee on Secret So
ceties caused little excite
ment The report was mild and DR.
George, Of Beaver Falls, said IL was too
mild, as some secret societies were the de
stroyers of mems souls. Rev. ~ k. John
son, of Oakland, Gala, was even more en-
phatic. and arraigned the Masonic order
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An Iowa City Engulfed by the Waters

Council BLUFFS, Iowa, June A.
Underwood, - miles north city, was en-
quilted by a cloud-burSt before daybreak
and scores of houses were wrecked,
while Mosquito creek was % feet above
high water mark. The lower part OF
the city is still under 10 feet of water.
1t is impossible to estimate the damage
tO-night.
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Relief for Russian Hebrews.

ST. PETERsBURG, June 4.-The Car has
issued ukase ordering the abandonment
of the Russian anti-Jewish policy for one
year. This measure is understood to have
heen taken in Difference to the numerous
protests against the recent wholesale ex-
pulsions of Jewish merchants and lawyers
and other Hebrew outrages which have Ia
ken place in Southern Russia.
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EASTERN HORROR.
Bloody Battle Between ArAaudS and ServianS
Fifteen Killed-Many Women Out
raged-Foreign News.

BELGRADE, June "A bloody en-
counter has taken place between
Arnauds and Servians on the Scrvian
frontier. The Ottoman and Servian
government have sent telegraphic orders
for a promised inquiry into the affair.
The Arnauds killed fifteen Christians,
wounded thirty-fve others, robbed the
dead and violated number of women.
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6lCk> oN THE TAN.

"'p''i.tu Congressman Against the
lu Plate DUTY.
N.loN. June i-COngressman
$50. Chicago. ONE of the l0w-taritt
wh0 voted for the Me
I unarr protest. went before
..o Committee on Finance To-
made an argument against the
feature oi tlc House bill.
-e House Republicans who
u consultation and Sympa-
senator Allison there is q great
a'.efn.uc,s That The tin-platc
"I ue shocked ont in the
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ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS
An Enthusiastic Convention Held at
Springfield.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, June 4.-The
Democratic State Convention was called
to order to-day by Chairman ID. p.
Phelps, of the State Central Committee,
who read letter from eX-President
Cleveland. The reading was followed
by great applause. After the appoint
ment of the usual committees a recess
was taken till o'clock.
After nominating Judge Z. s. Wilson,
of Olney, for State Treasurer, silver
plank recommending liberal coinage was
passed. The platform then denounces
the admission Of the Republican Sena-
tors from Montana as fraud: condemns
the Mckinley bill Us a crime, and favors
the Australian ballot.
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New Ohio River Cruiser.

Special telegram 10 ne Register
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, June 4-The Ga
zelle Biddle x Gadon's excursion propel-
Ter. to ply between this city and Blenner-
hasset Island. is now on the docks taking
its finishing touches and larger screw
The G azelle, it is claimed, will be the iu-
ture excuasianist on the New River.
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PLAYERS League.

At Buffalo-Bufralo l. Pittsburg 4; hits,
and : errors, > and ,; earned, Buffalo I,
Pittsburg >; pitchers, Staley and Maui;
umpires. Holbert and Ferguson.
At Chicago Chicago 4, Cleveland l;
earned. and /; hits, 10 and 6; errors, l
and 3:pitchers, Barston and Bakely; UNI
pires, Gaffney and Barnes.
Observation-Disclosures At ] i, Brook
lyn II: hits. l. and 10; errors, and .;
pitchers, Cunningham and Van Haltren.
AT New York-New York 9, Boston I !;
earned, 3 and | hits, IA and 5; errors, and
4; pitchers, Keefe and Madden; umpires
Cunning and Matthews.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-05

r.. Commissioner OF Pensions May Deter
.-.-- LII El..L..m.

.r.a.a.i-,iouer of Pensions May Deter
mime Co Resign.
..->.o>. June There was q
.rouud the Capital to-
.1r. chat Gcu. Eaum, the
ui Pensions. was think
ol r-.-niug his position,
.-.. a.t chat his private inter
- neglected. and he cannot
..t government position
.... Ssh. -t.c and yct requires SO
...r and worry. Raum was at
r-I.y. and was in earnest
with some of his friends.
n..>aut relations. 10 is said.
administration. and should be-
t.r.trc .r viii o" because his
affairs demand aI Of his time.
..- are however. that "en-
u.t resign his p.acr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-05

LoNDRN, June Paris is looking for
ward 10 a sensation in the trial of Marquis
DeMores. From intimations which, have
tion it is expected that the remarkable his
tory of the Marquis will be related with
new and startling revelations as TO connec-
ton with anarchistic ahd other revolu-
tionarv conspiracies.
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vo,n,, and Two children Murdered

Tucson, ARIz., June "A Mexican
brought word here to-day of the killing
of mates wife and two children at
Puntano, thirty miles east of Tucson,
Yesterday. He reports going to the
ranch and finding the family murdered
and the house burned. He came to the
city to give the alarm. The ranch is on
the direct trail from the San Carlos
Indian reservation and Mexico.
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Case Against Beeeher's Son.

SEATTLE, WASH, June 4.-ln the U: );
District Court, yesterday, Judge Hanford
refused to dismiss the celebrated cases
against Ex-Special Customs Agent Betch'
er. of Port Townsend, son of the late Henry
Ward Beecher, upon report OF U. >. At
torney Winston that he had been author
lied by the Department OF Justice to entel
a nOlle in the Sc cases.
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unntinrtnnnnd Big sandy.

SDeriGf telegram 10 ne Regssfer
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, June 4,-Ihe city
council last night granted a right OF way
through the city TO the Huntington and Big
sandy railroad. This is short line TO De
built from here to connect with the Nor
folk and Western road. Work will be be
puu on il i'm few days.
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c.,,,a,.s From Nashville Normal.

NASHVILLE. June 4.-The following
West Virginia students will graduate
from the Peabody Normal School TINS
wear: Guy BaSSell, Lost Creek, ana
Olive Ross, Fairmont, Bachelor OF Arts
Jasper y. Anglin, Weston; Charles d.
Maxwell, st. George; Elias Il. Mercer
Fairmont. Licentiate of Instruction.
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National League.

At Pittsburg-Pittsburg /, Chicago 3;
hits. and g; errors, and |; pitchers,
Baker and Gibson; umpire, McDermOtt.
AT New York-New York I, Brooklyn
/: earned. New York I hits, New York o,
Brooklyn ): errors, Brooklyn 3; pitchers,
Rusie and Buckley; umpire, McQuaid.
At lphia-Boston :, Philadelphia
,: hits, and l3; errors, philadelphia 1;
earned, Philadelphia ); pitchers, Getzein
and Vickery.
At Cleveiand-C Cleveland 3, Cincinnati /;
hits and B: errors, and ,; pitchers,
Beatin and Duryea; earned, Cincinnati / :;
umpire Lynch
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Want the Price of Bread Increased.

VIENNA. June THE journeymen bakers
of this city have served notice upon their
employees, that unless the price Of bread is
increased by next Monday. they will organ
ize general strike The bakers claim that
the low price of bread is used by the mas
ters as a reason for continuing the present
scale of lVaCec
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yandever Declines to Run.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June 4.-Repre-
sentative William Vandever (Rep), of
the Sixth California district, has sent
telegrams to his friends declining to
enter the field for denomination, and
asks that his name be withdrawn.
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4 PUZZLE FOR VI. D's.
4 Girl Who Has Been Asleep Almost Two
Months.

Months.
ANNOY, Ill, June 4.-Grace Gridley,
the l0-year-old daughter of prominent
business man, has been sleeping soundly
for noarly two months.
She went to bed in her usual health
the night of March -, aud could not be
reused from sleep the next morning.
After sleeping about a week she reused
up and walked over to rocking chair,
where she Immediately went to sleep,
and has not awakened since.
The girls checks are rosy and her
breathing regular, and her sleep is seem
ingly as normal as that of an infant. All
attempts to arouse her are fruitlcSs.
She is fed regularly with liquids. Her
case puzzles all the doctors.
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THE FIRST EARNINGS.
The Bridge and Terminal Company Re-
ceiye the First Check for Freight.

/ The bridge ana
ceive the First Check for Freight.
Yesterday morning the Wheeling Bridge
and Terminal Railway Company received
from the Reymann Brewing Company a
check for Sl14. for freight delivered at the
brewery during the past two or three
weeks, being the first income Of the Rail
road Company. Referring to this check,
the following correspondence passed be-
tween President Cochran and Col. Bissell
yesterday:
WHEEIISG BRIDGE AND TERMINAL RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
Wheeling. w. Va, June !, 1890.
COT Gcorge p. BisscH, Financial Ag., etc.,
Wheeling, ". Va:
DEAR SIR Herewith please find check
of the Reymann Brewing Company for
Sl74.OO in payment of certain transfers and
/ freight earnings. ] esteem il pleasant in
cident, worthy to be noted, that this check
for our first earnings is signed by our lib
eral and steadfast friend, Anton Reymann,
! Esq.
His frank and conhding conduct towards
us from the beginning has done much TO aid
us in our efforts to prove that under fair
treatment from good citizens and gener
Gus public, corporation need not and
ought not to be ''soulless'' that 1.-The best
way is as good as any
Very respectfully,
X. II. COCHRAN.
President.
WHEELING, June 1, 1890.
Hon. r.. H. Cochran. Presiden " u. and
Terminal RdNrdD Company:
DEAR SIR:-Your Of this date is received
enclosing Reymann Brewing Co.'s check,
STA. being the freight and switching earn
ings on the line of the Wheeling Bridge
and Terminal Railway, which | pass
10 the credit of the Company ON ac-
count Of earnings.
| / respond most cordially 10 all you say
about our friend Reymann, and think we
may both be pardoned for little exulta-
tion at this 'ingathering Of the first
| fruits
With such friends as Reymann, and
/ Whitaker. and Scott and host Of others;
| in short, with the whole city Of Wheeling
as our friends, what may we not accomplish,
and what prosperous future may we not
/ foresee for this great enterprise. Let it be
our purpose (as it Isl TO 50 accommodate
and faithfully serve the business interests
of this good city, that our prosperity and
theirs NAV be mutual and co-equal.
agree with you that the Reymann check
shall be framed, with appropriate inscrip-
tions. and hung in our Office as a perpetual
reminder Of this happy commencement
of our business life.
Yours resp'y, GEO. p. BfssELL.
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RIOTOUS STRIKERS
Prevent the Operation of Street Cars at
Columbus.

COLUMBUS, O., June -Four hun
dred street car employees struck this
morning, and not car Of the ConSoli-
dated lines is running, AS the company
controls all lines in the city except one,
the public is greatly inconvcnicnced.
An attempt was made by new men to
run out cars at several barns, but the
strikers blocked the cars, and would not
allow the men TO work. Ii is the inten-
tion oi the company to employ new men
as soon as possible, and late this after
noon another effort will be made. under
police surveillance, to get out some
cars. by the terms of its charter the
company is compelled to run at least one
ear daily over each of its lines.
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BOLD FILIBUSTERS.

\ Complete Plan tn Conquer Lower Cali
fornia.
SAN FRANcISCo, June l.-E. &. Foster,
General Agent of the Department Of JUS
tice, is still investigating the
filibustering scheme against Low
er California He has secured con
fessions from two of those most prominent
~ connected with the scheme that confirm
the essential correctness of the expose as
published.
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BUCKHANNON BUDGET.
Forgery Case Ended-Sudden Death Il
Court.

Forgery Case Ended-Sudden Death in
Court.
Spe-ial telegram 10 he Register.
BUCKuANNoN, W. Va, June 4.-ln
the prosecution of John Il. Henderson,
n noted citizen of the county, for
forgery. the defendant was to-day dis
charged from the indictment on the
plea that the State had allowed three
terms of court to pass without bringing
the accused to trial.
This afternoon Patrick Moran, aged
- years. died suddenly while giving ev-
idence before the grand jury. He was
horn in Ireland, but has lived here
many years. lie leaves a large family
of children and grandchildren.
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Helen Dauyray's Manager.

New York. June A telegram was re-
ceiyed in this city yesterday from San
Francisco saying that Mr.. Joseph Brooks
had arranged with Mrs. Helen Dauyray-
Ward 10 manage her next season MIS-
Ward and Mr.. Brooks are both in San
FRANCISCO. in which city Mr. w. w. Crane,
for whom Mr.. Brooks is manager, is play
ING in ''The Senator
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SHARPLY CRITICISED.
What Bayne's Colleagues Think of His
Course.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-Bayne' decli-
nation is the main topic Of converse
tion among members Of Congress. His
act is. regarded as unaccountable, and
by some Of the members Of the Penn
sylvania delegation is severely criti-
ciscd. On all hands it is agreed that he
has left his friends in an unpleasant
predicament. Many think It would
have been better for Bayne to be defeat
cd in the convention than to place his
friends in this attitude.
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OVER A DOG.

A Terrible Array in Bloody Harlan
County.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, June News is
lust received that fight has occurred
between the Turner's, Of Harlan county,
and Sheriff's posse. The Turner's
shot John Carter'S dog Monday and
Carter Swore out warrant. The sheriff
summoned posse and a fight ensued in
which two men were killed and three
wounded, But one of the sheriffS
pOsse was hurt.
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THIRD OF THE WEEK.
Central Iowa Has Its Fill of Destructive
Storms.

Council BLUFFS. Iowa, June A.
This is the third and most severe storm
of the week. Railroads are washed
away. The loss in Underwood and Vi
cininty will aggregate Sl50,000. Weston,
on Mosquito Crsek, is under five to iif-
teen feet of water, and the loss will
reach 100000, and reports Of losses
higher up the valley are hourly coming
in, and the indications are the valley is
submerged for thirty miles. No loss of
life vet rcDOrtcd
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Opi. r... r.. - 49, rrF---'
CHICAGO. June 4.-But little can be
learned of the wind storm at Bradshaw
last night, as the telegraph wires are still
down. From passenger on an incoming
train it is learned that but one passenger
was killed, child. Two houses only are
left standing in the village
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WALKS THE PLANK.
Another Democrat Falls Victim to
Pirate Captain Reed.

>psci1i Ielegrdm 20 Us Register.
WASHINGTON, June 4.-The Demo-
uuSeating of Turpin. of Alabama, and
many Cf them threaten 10 retaliate in
kind If they control the next House.
Turpin had am honest majority of over
thirteen thousand Ii was shown that
the negroes deSpiSed McDuitie and that
colored Republicans organized revolt
and put up "a candidate, but later with
drew him in the interest of Turpin and
appealed 90 the negroes TO support the
latter Reed is driving the Republicans
as he pleaseS Not one of them has the
courage TO refuse TO obey the fat boss.
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GREAT THROUGH LINE.
Pittsburg and Chicago to he Connected by
Short Route.

FINDLAY, o., June 1.-THE American
Midland Railroad, which is in operation
fro$ this city to Glendorf, a distance of
AZ miles, was sold to-day at United
States Commissioners sale TO w. C..
Dorm, of New York, for the sum of
Sl01, 900.
1t is understood that the purchaser
represents the PittSburg, Akron and
Western Railroad, at the back of which
is Andrew Carnegie.
The object of the purchase is to con-
struct grand trunk line between Pitts
burg and Chicago, which will be at least
sixty miles shorter than any other route.
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ELKINS WEDDING.
stephen L.. Elkins' Eldest Daughter Be
comes AN OIlphant.

NEW NoRK. June 4.-Mt>S Sarah FL
kius. daughter of stephen B. ElkinS,
and Major \. G.. Olipbant, OF Trenton,
y. j., were married last evening at the
residence Of the brides father. Rev.
Heber Newton officiating. Among the
ushcrS were James Y. Long, Cleveland;
Richard Coulter. Jr.. of GreenSburg,
Pa. and LieutenantS Griffin and Wood
ward. L. y. y The wedding was q
quiet and very select affair. NAmong the
numerous. costly and beautifubprcSents
were gifts from President and Mrs.
Harrison. Secretary aud Mrs. Blaine.
Secretary and Mrs. Window. Andrew
Carnegie and General Scwcll and staff OF
the New Jersey State militia.