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where Leadership Ends.

From The New York sun.
Husband lreading, This paper says
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altar shortly.
Wife-Humph! He'll never lead her
any further.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-29

Funeral notices neatly printed al the
"~Stdndard'' Office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-19
ELKINS NOT IN 1T.
HE WILL NOT BE A CANDIDATE FOR con-
GRESS,
Or at Least He So Tells Register Correspondent.
Additional Appropriation for the Little
Kanawha-DemOcraic Leaders En-
thuSiastic-Nicholas Meeting
Special Telegram 10 tAe Register.

Special Telegram 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June ls.-The
REGISTER correspondent Is enabled To
announce upon the authority OF Steve
Elkins himself that he will not run for
Congress in the Second district. Several
days ago Elkins declared 10 Il friend, a
very prominent man, that he had never
had any idea of running. He said his
name had been used without authority.
and that he had written 10 the parties
using 1t, telling them To discontinue
any further mention OF his name
Elkins declared that this decision was
final, and he may mean it.
LITTLE KANAwHA APPROPRIATIONS.
Upon examination OF the engineers
reports Senator Faulkner ascertained
that ii only required Si5, 900 TO complete
the lock and dam on the little kanawha
river, and he persuaded the Commerce
Committee 10 insert that amount. He
had already succeeded In increasing the
appropriation from $4,000 To 10000.
As the River and Harbor bill stands
ready to be reported, the paragraph for
the Monongahela river reads aS follows:
For improving Monongahela river above
MorgantOwn according TO survey and
report OF 1875, $4,000.
ENTHUSIASTIC DEMOCRATS.
Senator Faulkner and Representative
Anderson have returned from the Demo
cratic meeting at Nicholas Court House
more than delighted with the aspect OF
affairs. Senator Faulkner says he never
attended more earnest and enthusi
astic meeting; that all factional differ
ences have been healed and the Demo
crats are marching in solid and compact
line. The Senator says that three farm
ers who were formerly ardent Republi-
cans openly declared for Democracy ON
the tariff issue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-19
CLEVELAND STRIKERS
Thwart All Efforts to Run Trains
Yesterday.

CLEVELAND, O., June 1S.-There is no
change in the strike situation this morning.
Six strikers on the Lake Shore are said 10
have agreed TO return to work in the after
noon. The switchmen generally are at
home to-day, and but few have been seen in
the yards.
Notwithstanding the rumors of Tuesday
that an attempt would be made to resume
operations in the railway yards this morn
ing, 10 work was done by the switchmen on
any road. The Lake Shore switchmen at
COllinwood were said to be at work, but on
the city tracks everything was at stand
still. About midnight, on Tuesday num-
ber of Lake Shore strikers were awakened
from sleep, by members of the Switchmen's
Committee for that line, and told TO report
at the freight depot in the morning, as
compromise was being talked OF. The men
RESPONDED To THE MIDNIGHT CALL
were met by Superintendent Couch. 1t is
said that the Superintendent talked very
sweetlyr TO the men and told them if they
did not 20 TO work at once they would be
discharged and new men employed. 1t is
also said that they were promised police
protection if they would return. Six men,
threa of them conductors and two of them
committeeman, agreed TO go back If they
were protected, and they went TO the shop
yards with the intention of reporting for
duty An hour later reporter visited the
shop yards, but no switchmen were
at work, and it was said that
the time for resuming operations
had been passed until afternoon. A big
show was made by the Lake Shore road in
the morning, when five pony engines were
sent down to the freight depot yards as if
going to work. They stopped in the yards
-. f., hnt M yard
men appeared. One by one the locomo-
tives returned TO the shops until only one
remained, and that was manned by a yard
master.
The Lake Shore live stock and through
freight trains were running as usual, and
no effort was made to interfere with the
road men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-19
MISINTERPRETED IT
JUDGE JACKSONS DECISION IN THE ESSENCE
CASE.
Articles Composed Essentially Of Alcohol Require
the License-General State News-Stale an
Disastrous Flood at Belmont
Mysterious Disappearance.
spseial Tslearam 70 ne Reqisler.

Special Telegram 10 the Register.
PARKERSBURG. w. Va. June lS.-ln
view of the fact that the action of the Col
lector of Internal Revenue of the district
of West Virginia had brought many appli-
cations of merchants for special tax for the
sale of essences, &c, under the recent rul-
ing of the United States Court, and also TO
get a satisfactory explanation from the
Court itself, | interviewed the U. :. Dis
trict Attorney this morning. The District
Attorney informs me that the Court made
no such ruling in regard 10 essences and
bitters" as has been attributed to il by Il
PAPER which is published by the Collector
for this District. The Court held thEt
certain compounds and decoctions known
and designated as bitteIs and essences, in
which alcohol is not only an essential
but so largely the dominant element that
il becomes an intOXicant, that before sales
could be legally made of such articles Il
special tax must be paid.
The construction put upon the ruling Of
the Court by the Collector is causing no
end Of trouble to the merchants, who are
tioc6ing in to get their special tax under the
impression that they dare not sell essence
extracts, pharmaceutical and other ingre-
dients commonly sold in country stores. 1t
has caused all over the State quite sensa-
ton, as such ruling, if true, would have
been the cause of much trouble and annoy
auce in the future. The ruling rs given
above, is, / understand. precisely that
really given by Judge Jackson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-19
VIOLATIONS OF CONTRACT LAWS.
The Association to Have Its Hands Full
in Defending Them.

Chicago, June lS.-A local paper says:
The Carpenters and Builders Associa-
ton will have its hands full in defending
the cases which it is said will be begun
against its members by the Treasury De
partment. 1t is said that over fifty cases
of violation of the contract law are already
in the hands Of Special Agent Stitch. The
evidence in each case when completed VIII
be forwarded to Secretary Window. 1t
has recently come to the knowledge OF
General Stitch that not less 200 men have
come here from Canada in answer to adver-
tisements inserted in the newspapers by
the boss association. These men have eX-
pressed willingness to appear against
their former employers, and will be used
as witnesses for the Government.
The Carpenters Council has been CO.
operating with Agents Stitch and Lester
in ferreting out derelict bosses. Commit
tees, whose object it is to locate alien car
penters. are securing the city, and making
daily reports TO the Council
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-19
SONS OF VETERANS.
state Encampment of the Order at
Parkersburg.

Speciai telegram 10 me Register
PARkEESBURG, w. Va, June Is
The annual encampment division of
West Virginia Sons of Veterans is hold
ing its session in this city to-day. with 4
very large attendance from over the
State. Every train arriving brings large
delegations. Colonel Baguley aud staff,
Division Commander, arrived from
Wheeling on the Ohio River railroad.
The train was delayed by waShoutS and
deliberations, consequently, We're post
poncd. The meeting was called TO order
this afternoon by the Division Comman-
der. and the roll call OF various camps
showed quorum present \ splendid
banquet for the visiting guests was held
by Andrew Mather Post G.. \. R.to-night,
AT which the music. tOaStS, speeches and
feaSting was the order Of the evening.
The business session of the encamp-
ment will commence tomorrow. at
which officers will be elected and all
other important business transacted.
Nearly every county in the State is rep
resented: some of them, Ohio and
Ritchie, by large delegations. Officers
of Wheeling Camp: Col. Il. Il. Baguley,
Admtant Geo. \. Huntington; Q. NJ. >,
=. Z. Hal: Sergeant, Major ii. Il.
Watkins. and Aides Edward SylviS, VIM.
I. Marsh, John Boyd and William Bur
Wrinkle are present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-19

body steals one of them. On the street
cars and steamboats, place is parti-
toned off for the "harem," and woe be
unto the man who looks inside.
The most characteristic thing about
the Constantinople street is the yellow
dog. He is lazy, impudent and nu
merous eur. He lays himself out on the
doorstep, spreads himself
ALL OVER THE PAVEMENT,
and nobody dares to molest him. |
counted forty dogs in front of one house
fast asleep on the sidewalk. Two OF
the ladies counted over two hundred in
the short ride from the wharf TO the
hotel. The hack drivers carefully
avoided them. Policemen stood guard
over them. II is a great temptation
To poke with a stick the dog that OBJ
structs your way, but in Constantinople
it is hazardous to do so. These people
seem to have a kind of reverence for
dogs. In Athens we saw the patrol
wagon gathering up stray ours and
hauling them away as nuisances; but
no such progress has been made here.
! believe the explanation is that Mo-
hammcdanS are taught that the dog Is
natural scavenger, and must not be
disturbed. 1t is part Of their relig-
ion.
1t is nice mornings ride around the
Golden Horn, and you have fine view
of the War Harbor, now well stocked
with men-ofwar.
One afternoon we had delightful
excursion up the BosphoruS to the Black
Sea. The BosphOrus is about twenty
two miles and varies in width from a
quarter of mile to two miles. The
scenery is very fine, and the trip re-
minded me OF ride up the Hudson.
The western, or European, side is lined
with Pachas' palaces and fine summer
residences. The wealthier classes OF
Constantinople go up the Bosphorus In
summer to escape the heat. Nearly all
THE FOREIGN AMBASSADORS
have summer residences there. Pretty
little villages are scattered here and
there on either side. But the most con-
spicuous building on the Bosphorus,
seen almost from one end OF it to the
other and commanding fine view of the
whole country, is Robert College-an
Institution founded and directed by
benevolent Americans.
The north approach to the Bosphorus
Is securely guarded on both Sides-pr0-
tecting Turkish dominionS from north
ern inyasons. a. the Dardanelles guards
the south. In the event of war Con-
stantinople, at least, Is reasonably safe.
c. c. HAYS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-19
National League,

At Brooklyn-Philadelph 3, Brooklyn
8. hits, and 9; errors, and |: pitchers,
Gleason and Caruthers; earned runs, Brook
lyn l. umpire, Powers.
At Cincinnati Cincinnati &, Chicago 3;
earned runs, Cincinnati 81 errors, 0 and g.;
pitchers, Foreman, Luby and Hutchinson.
AT Boston-Bostong 9, New York |; hits,
II and 3; umpire, Zacharias; errors, and
5, piShers, Nichols and Burkett; attend
ance ,022
At Pittsburg 3, Cleveland o;
hits and >; errors, and 3; pitchers, Baker
and Bcatin; umpres, Wilson and Dawes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-19
POWDERLY's BLOOD UP.
The X. of l.. VIII Reply to Charges by the
Federation of Labor.

New YORK, June 1s.-General Master
Workman T. V. Powderly tonight sent
to Samuel GomperS, President of the
American Federation of Labor, the fol-
lowing communication:
DEAR SIR-It is the intention of the
general officers of the X. of l.. to review
and reply to the numerous charges and
accusations which have been made and
circulated by the officers of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor against the X.
of L. The meeting will be held on Fri
day, June Goth, in Cooper Institute.
That you may not have to depend on
hearSay or garGled reports of the meet
ing, deem it but an act of courtesy to
you to invite you to be present and oc-
cupy II seat on the platform on that oc-
casiOn. 1t will afford me great pleas
ure to share the platform with you
should you desire to reply to anything
to which you may take exception during
the deliberations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-19
West VIRGINIA pensions.

Special T,iegram 10 he Register.
WAsmINGToN, ID. c., June ls.-Pensions
Original - Bartholomew Hileman, Al
bright; Eugenus Harker, Wise; Absalom
Arnott. Smithton: David II. Martin. Val
ley Point; Sanford McElfresh, Shinnst0n
Geo. W. Chapman. Littleton; Simon Fur
man, Cassville; VIM. j. Jordan, Rusk ;
VIM. Davis, Tooley.
Increase-James Stafford, Parkersburg
David. Il. Roberts, Mannington; Barnes B.
Smith, Ford; John a. Grant, Frazier 5
Bottom; VIM. Klmberling, Arbubkle
Robert G. Wilson, Blaine; Adam NJ
Kerns, Queens; Simon Geary. Oxford
Andrew Saugh, Selbyville: Franz J.
Mahnke, Parkersburg; George w. Shar p,
Pennington.
Reissue-Newton Squires, Flatwoods ;
Thos. p Samples, Charleston.
Original Widows. etc.-Cassander, moth
er Of VIM. McFetters. Jakes Run; Eliza
r.. widow Of Jeremiah Jordan, Frazier's s
Bottom; John, Of David Van Sickle,
Glade Farm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-19
AMERICAN MECHANICS.
Wheeling Beaten for the Place of Holding
the Next Session.

CHICAGO. June 1S.-The Jnnior Order of
United American Mechanics to-day chose
the following officers: National Coun-
selor, Geo H. Bartlett, Massachusetts;
National Vice Couselor, John X. Bovlin,
Maryland; National Council Treasurer, D..
Adam Saul, who was re elrcted; National
Council Conductor, DR.. VIM. H. Painter,
Harrisburg, Pa; National Council Inside
Sentinel, A. H. Barber, Wisconsin; Ma
tional Council Outside Sentinel, j. T..
Pierce, Alabama The next session of the
order will be held at Cleveland, which was
selected this morning, as against Wheel
inc, w. Va, and Richmond, Va. The
council took strong ground on compulsory
education and adopted resolutions favoring
laws for compulsory education and depre-
eating the growth Of parochial and private
schools
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-19
BAD West Virginian.

CINCINxATI, June IA Richmond, KY,
dispatch says that at Mrs. Costello's board,
ing house. at II camp on the new railroad
eight miles from town, Patrick Costello
shot and killed Captain Brown, boss OF the
laborers' camp. Costello objected 10
Brown attentions to Mrs. Costello trouble
arose and Costello got peace warrant
fo,. Browns arrest. While the officer was
bandcufing Brown, Costello reached over
the shoulder of the officer and shot Brown
dead. The officer caught Costello and
manacled him. Costello was brought to
Richmond. He is from Parkersburg' w.
Va, bnt lately from Wellston, Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-19
Unable TO Agree.

LoNpoS. June lS.-The jury in the case
of Miss Weidmann against Captain Robert
Horace Walpole for breach of promise oil
marriage. to-day announced to the Court
that they were unable to agree upon yer
dict. and were discharged. This was the
second trial Of the case On the hrSt trlal
a verdict was found for the defendant, be
cause the plaintiff refused to answer Ger
tain questions regarding the Oirth oI mel
child. of which ske charged Captain wal
pole was the father. y new trlaI was
t,ranted ON the ground that Miss Weid'
mann. who is German. did not properly
understand the purport Of the question.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-19
FLOOD AT BELMONT.
Great Damage Done by the French Creek
Torrent.
Ir-.iaI I.IlqranI o ~ Ns9IsIer.

NNlrlHI IrIfITINi 70 IIt IfIlNItI'
BELMONT, w. Va, June lS.-This section
was visited by terrible rain and thunder
storm last night, doing considerable dam
age 10 crops. Acres of corn were drowned
out i'm the river bottoms French Greek
rose about ten feet III fifteen minutes. and
the roaring waters could be heard above
the boisterous peals of thunder y. G.
Williams " Co. had about 10000 feet Of
lumber in the creek. II all broke loose
and drfted down the Ohio river. Their
loss will be several thousand dollars. Sev-
eral shanty boats We're also harbored in
the mouth of the creek. The drifting lum-
Der crushed into the boats, knocking them
loose. and all drifted away. Luckily no
one was drowned The boats were all
landed safely about three miles down the
river
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-19
Australian Murphy and Jack McAuIire.

san FRANCIsco, June ls.-President Ross
Jackson. of the Occidental Club, announces
that he will hang up purse of 5000 for
fight between Billy Murphy, champion
feather weight of the world, and Jack Me
Auliffe, champion lightweight. Murphy is
willing to put up 500 that he will meet Me
Auliffe in the ring.
Jimmy Carroll will go East shortly in
the hope of getting return match with
McAuliffe, and yesterday afternoon is
sued challenge to fight any man in the
world at l35 pounds for suitable purse
and q 600 ON the side,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-19
NJ Longer Controverted Question.

DES MONIES. IA, June lS.-Judge kav-
auagh has rendered his decision on the
original package case of the state VS..
Terry Chambers. The Judge sustains the
lower court in condemning the liquors, the
re,icence tending 70 show that Chambers
bad broken the original packages and was
selling iu quantities 10 suit purchasers
The opinion SAYS that the right Of citizen
% import Intoxicating liquors into the State,
and the corrOllary right OF the importer
to sem the goods thus brought. is no longer
% coutroycrted question, but holds tnat
goods must remain in the package in which
they were imported.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-19

san FRANCIscO, June lS.-Chief OF Po-
lice Crowley announced yesterday that he
would make an effort TO stop glove contests
between professional pugilistS, as given in
various Athletic clubs in this city He in
timated strongly that he will arrest the
principals, seconds, club officials, or prob
ably the spectators at the next contest to
be given i'm any of the clubs, and will have
them prosecuted under the State law,
which prohibits prize fighting. The next
contest to occur here will be the match be
tween LaBlanche and Young Mitchell, at
tho California Athletic Club, June q.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-19
councu of swedcnborgian Ministers.

Chicago. June Is The National Coun-
ell of Ministers of the Swedenborgian
denomination of the New Jerusalem
Church (Swedenborgian) convened at
the New Church Temple on ypp Buren,
street. Yesterday The council is pre-
paratory to the General Convention OF the
New Jerusalem (Swedenborgian) Church
in the United States. Rev John Worces-
ter. President of the Theological school at
Cambridge. Mass. presided. A number
of papers pertaining TO the different phases
of the duty of ministers were read. These
papers were discussed at length. The
council will be in session four days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-19
An ,h. witnesses Were Killed.

PARKERsBrRG, w. Va. June 1s.-The
railroad disaster several days ago, on the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad, near Ash
land. in which a number of persons were
killed, was the means of saving the life
of Aero Polly. He was about to be
tried on charge of having assaulted Miss
Julia Hester, the penalty for which crime
in this State is death. The only witnesses
were the girl herself, her sister and her
mother All three were killed in the
disaster. and the case against Aero has
been dismissed for want of testimony
AGAINST him
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-19
Association Games.

At Toledo-Toledo 6. St. Louis ,: hits,
II and Il: errors, , and A. pitchers, Cush-
man and Wittrock; earned runs, Toledo >
Umpire, Barnum.
At Columbus !, Columbus D;
hits, and g; errors, and :; earned
runs. Columbus 3; pitchers, Easton and
Stratton.
At Rochester-Roche 10, Syracuse ;;
hits. 9 aud ); errors. 9 and I; pitchers,
Barr and Morrison: earned runs, Roches-
ter l. Attendance. l,l2i-
At Philadelphia-First game Athletic
6, Brooklyn 4. Second game; Athletic .,
BROOKLYN .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-19
Educational Aid societv's Work.

CHICAGO. June lS.-The seventh annual
me>.;ng of the American Educational Aid
Socle-S was held yesterday after
noon at the Grand Pacific Hotel: Nearly
100 delegates were present. The report
of the General Superintendent, Rev. \. Il.
Van Arsdale. showed that during the past
year homes had been secured by the Soci-
CIV in Illinois, Iowa and Minnesota for 800
children. To-day the Board of Directors
elected the officers of the Society.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-19
CONDENSED NEWS.

ON the Canada Pacific road, near To-
routo. five men were killed by an engine
falling into creek.
The President has approved the act Tor
the relief of the Southern Exposition at
Louisville, Ky
The Senate eulogies on :. 5. Cox have
been postponed until Thursday OF next
week.
Mr.. Frye reported the River and Haroor
bill TO the Senate yesterday.
Blue Rock, Adelina, Red Pelham;
Eclipse and CAST Steel won at Sheepsheau
Bay
Aaron NJ. Jones, prominent citizen oi
Denver killed his wife and commllteu
suicide He was insane.
Fire destroyed crucible department De
troit Steel Works. Loss S5O,OOO.