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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-28
The Injunction Too Late.

CINCINNATI. October 21- Contrary
to general expectation. am application
was made this afternoon for an lnIunr-
tion 10 restrain Mayor Mo,by from lp-
pointing the members of the Board ol
city affairs authorized by the act OF tle
Legislature passed on Friday last. THE
application wa, made 10 Judge Hunt, oi
the Superior Court, by Loui, Rcrm'in.
VIM. Montgomery and Ed Durham. o.
the Board Of Public Improvements,
which was abolished by the same art
The ground Of the application Us that
the act Of the Legislature +, Illegal and
void because it is unconstitutional Iu
being a special act comforting corporate
powers, and i'm that D. limits the -cIer.
tion Of the members 90 the two leading
political parties 4 temporary order
was issued. bus before 10 was served th"
Mayor had made bis appointments aud
administered the oath 10 them. Ih"
new board is Thomas G.. Smith and T..
W. Graydon, Republicans: Gusmfc
Tafel aud Max Fcchhcimcr. Democrats.
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The Waycross Riot Breaks out again.

CHICAGO, October PA special dis
patch from Waycross. Ga, says that the
riot which cost two lives day or two
ago broke out afresh on Saturday night
when $50 men armed with Winchester
rifles went to Warns and fired the tur-
pentine still Of c. Il. Warm. They also
riddled his commissary with bullets,
some of which narrowly missed the
clerk who was sleeping inside. The
party said they intended to return the
next night and finish their work OF de-
struction. Mr.. Warn wired Governor
Gordon for protection to his property
and notified Postmaster General Wana-
maker that he had abandoned the post
Office at Warn in consequence Of threats
against his life. Governor Gordon
wired Sheriff Henderson of Ware county
TO hold the militia in readiness to pro-
ceed to Warn. No one could furnish
any names.
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Enisconnl Regents Meet.

New YORK, October 27.-The annual
meeting of the Church University Board
OF Regents. which is the central educa
tional board of the Protestant Episco
pal Church. established by the unani'
nous action of the Episcopal conven
lion last October, was held here to-day
President L. \. Potter, the advocate
and General Secretary of the Board
presented his annual report. Among
the measures discussed and adopted wa:
the proposed meeting of general con
ference in this city next May. represent
ing all the educators of the EpiScopa
Church in the United States.
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belmont OIL Field.

SDecidl Telegram 10 the REGISTER.
BELMONT, October 27.-Thc Taylor
farm well, No. :, that was brought in
Saturday is doing about 300 barrels per
day. No. 4. on the Taylor reserve has
filed up more than thousand feet, ard
is expected to come in at any hour. ]
is expected to be a good well.
The Mutual Oil Company well has
good indications and is looked for Tues
day or Wednesday.
New wells are going down all the
time, and the outlook is very encourag-
ing.
The Sistersville oil well seems to be
somewhat Of a mystery. 1t is down
about =, 300 feet, and they are drawing
the casing, claiming that the hol vas
started too small. The contract calls
for a depth of 1900 feet, unless oil is
struck before going so deep.
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Got the natehet Himself

SULLIVAN, IND. October 2'.-Edward
Houck went home drunk Saturday ana
began to abuse his wife. who was Ill IN
bed. threatening to kill her with a
batchet. While he was standing over
the bed where she lay four masked men
entered the room took him out and with
the same hatchet beat his head into a
iellv. Houck died yesterday from the
effects of his injuries. No one saw the
murder except Houck'S wife, who can
not describe the men very accurately.
The police are looking into the matter
but have made no arrests.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-28
A DEAD SECRET,
Sealed by Lips Which Never Again VIII
NIove-A Mystery.

BALrIMoRE, Mp, October 97.-AnSon
Garncau. blacksmith, hailing from
Lockport. y. Y, died at the Maryland
Hospital yesterday from Inflammation
caused by bullet wound In the head.
For more than week detectives have
been investigating the case. Garneau
declined TO make any other statement
than that he had been shot in quarrel
and supposed the ball must have en-
tered the head. The detectives finally
concluded that it was case OF suicide.
Though the cOroner'S jury last night
rendered a verdict thatdcath came from Il
pistol wound, how fired or by whom they
did not know, the fact that the ball en-
tered the left side puzzled them. nor
could they learn whether the man was
Ileft-handed. The case was a peculiar
one. Garneau was found last Sunday
night in a door step with a bandage
about his head and in 4 semi-CnconSciouS
condition. lie said at the time that he
had cut his head and was taken to the
station house.
Not until the following dav was 1t
found that there was a bullet in his
head. He was then removed % the
hospital DR.. Edgar. the resident ply
sician. says that the location Of the
wound precluded the theory OF an
accident. He also said it was
"A very remarkable case, and it
was very strange the man
did not Immediately become unconscious
when he received the wound. An ope-
ration was performed on him, and por-
tion of his skull was removed. When
Garneau was told he would die, he said
it was an accident and he could not help
it. He always avoided talking Of the
shooting, and never would say outright
that he shot himself. The bandage
taken from his head was new and clean,
and could not possibly have been placed
there by himself, nor could the police
learn who placed it there. Garneau re
fused TO talk much about himself, but
acknowledged that he had been driven
from Lockport, y. Y, three years ago,
and until lately he had been in Rich
mond. He will be buried by the city.
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s. .rti. A..tgrGW fo flt register,
CoLU,BUS, October 27.-A telegram
was received this morning from T. ).
Riley, Chairman OF the State Demo
cratic Committee of West Virginia.
asking that Governor Campbell speak
no Wheeling next Thursday night. The
Governor is in Ddrke county, where he
speaks at Grcenville tonight, but his
Private Secretary said 20 the REGISTER
correspondent that he could not ac-
ccpt, as his dates are fun up 20 election
day. Mr.. Riley explains that he de-
>ireS 90 cooperate with the Ohio Com
mlttec I'm conducting series of meet
ingS this week along the border on
either side Of the river.
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sandwich I.Innd Ncn..

SAN FRANCISCO. October 2o-Ihr
steamship Zcalandia arrived this morn
ing from sydney and Honolulu, bringing
adyiccs that the new missionary schoau-
cr Robert W. Logan, Captain Worth.
arrived at lIilo October IL. The brig
Consuclo. which left the Islands for SAN
Francisco October II. had on board Az
bert l.. Loomcns, convicted of treason
by the Supreme Court Of Hawaii. for
taking part I'm the revolution of July BOD.
lss9. and who was sentenced to death.
The Priyy Council csmmuted his >on.
tence to one years imprisonment 900 bard
labor, TO be- followed by bauishmouf
from the country.
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Andoyer Fire Swept.

CLEVELAND, O., October 27.-A disaS-
trous fire swept away a part of the busi-
ness portion of AndOver, Ohio, this
morning. The fire started at 1870 o'clock
in Morley & Co.'S shoe store, situated
on the northwest corner of the square
and spreading both ways. Fifteen
frame buildings, all used as business
places, were entirely destroyed. The
loss will reach at least 100000 Among
the buildings destroyed were G. II. Sar-
gents dry goods store, poStoillce' Bank
OF Andover. Il. ID. Morley N Co. shoe
store, Town Hall, Odd Fellows Hall and
Masonic Hall. Nearly all the property
was insured.
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BaIfour's Trip.

DUBLIN, October - Mr.. BIlfour
Chief Secretary for ireland. who d,
making tour OF the western counties.
will remain at Bclmullct. county Mayo.
to-day. Thence he will proceed to
Newport and Westport The EIpro>
Of this city, commenting on the trip of
the Chief Secretary, says: "Mr Baliour
and his companions will long remember
their journey of Saturday boz the midst
Of fierce storm. which helped 90 ro-
veal wild and miserable prospects 10
gave them a vivid experience Of the
terrible conditions under which thc
scattered population Of the west of lrr-
land maintain their struggle Tor exist
ence. Mr.. Balfour'S reception ha~
everywhere been respectful, often cor-
.dfn1 "
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ulrh Tide on New England Coast.

BoSroN, October 27.-The extremely
high tide OF the raSt two days has caused
much damage along the line of Boston,
Revere Beach and Lynn railroad, and
mad it been accompanied by wind the
property loss would have amounted to
many thousands of dollars. The water
was clear over the sea wall which pro-
tectS the railway. and at Winthrop
Junction everything was completely
surrounded with water The Point OF
Pines was almost surrounded with wa
ter to-day, and all along the beach the
effects of the high water is more or les
noticeable. In Boston haroor the tue
was the highest to-day for a long time
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uarrnw Tnnth Trust.

UTICA. y. V, October 27.-The spring
tooth harrowmen have organized the
National Harrow Company, with cap
ital stock Of S50O,0OO The main Office
of the company will be in Utica. They
have purchased great number Of pat
ents. covering substantially all the har-
row manufactures in the United States.
II is understood there are but three
manufacturers who have not gone into
companv and that they are likely to go
in within a short time. Strange to re-
late. the prices for the coming year have
hcon reduced from those of last season.
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Guessing Goes.

BLOOMINGTON, Ill. October 2-.-
Several merchants Of this city are con-
ducting guessing and voting schemes ln
advertising their business, and fearing
that the newspapers carrying their ad-
yertisements might be suppressed Post
master Neville was requested 10 consult
Postmaster General Wanamaker wheth-
er the schemes were prohibited by the
lottery law. Mr.. Neville has received "a
letter from Attorney General Miller.
saying that such advertisements OF
guessing and voting contests may for
the time being be permitted 10 run in
the ncWSDaDprs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-28
THE POTATO CROP.
The Estimate ofthe Yield for the Present
Year--Comparison with Other Years.


Chicago, October 25.-The following
will appear in this weeks FdImcr's Re
riclc: The statistics furnished by our
correspondents indicate that the crop
of potatoes as vested in the twelve
States covered by our report will be
about one-thrd of the product harvest
ed in those States last year. The severe
midsummer drouth which followed an
unusually wet spring proved disastrous
to potatoes in Illinois, Indiana, Ohio,
Missouri, Kentucky, Kansas, Nebraska,
Iowa. Wisconsin and Dakota. In many
counties in those States the crop was
an entire failure, and at best the
yield was very light. The majority OF
our Michigan and Minnesota correspond
ents report yield fair and quality aver
age. The fact that the area planted to
potatoes this year was about 10 per
cent. less than last years acreage,
should also be considered. We make
the following estimate of the potato crop
for 1890: Illinois. average in bushels
21. total yield 2.745,O00; Indiana, aver
age -. yield 1,7lS,000 Ohio, 40, yield
7.Os2, 600; Kentucky, 33, yield l,420.
600: Missouri, 2G, yield 1912, 600;
Iowa, IS, yield 1000; Kansas,
81, yield 2,46l, 600; Nebraska, ~, yield,
l, 100, 900; Michigan 81, yield G,5ii, 900;
Wisconsin, Sc, yield, 5,s5O,OOO; Mime
sofa. -, yield f,955,OO DakotaS, 43,
yield, 2,G5s, 600. Total average in bush
els is 42lS. Total yield 4s,l34,000.
The crop in the other States and Ter
ritories will not probably exceed 70, 100,
600 bushels, making grand total for
1889 of l29. .731, 900 against our estimates
for 1889 of 233, 70l, $50. and for lSsS OF
214.GiG. 600.
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WHAT Do WHITE wORNINGMEN
THINK OF TIISo

But speaking ofcolonization,it wouldn'
hurt West Virginia to import ten thousand
good negroes. We eare practically white
state. and 1t wouldn't hurt to have "A
larger negro population. They are good
safe citizens. Negroes will work, and l
know lots of white people who won't. The
Democratic party is afraid of the negroes
and the miIlionaires coming into the
state. e."-Stepiea b. EikiHs Enforcement Of
Oy1,J Colonization Scheme.
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Big Meeting at Rowle.burg.

sDelcI T.lsgr1ls % he RsGis'sr.
ROwIESBUEG. w. VA, Octobrr 81
The largest meeting of the campaign
was held here tonight by the Demo
Gratis. 10 was addressed by Nh. w. Il.
Estel. OF New York, and j. j. Conid, OF
Wheeling. A respectable number OF
Republicans was present, although Ger
tain Republican bosses made vain en-
dcavors % keep thcm away. The even
ing was wet and cold and the large
gathering was o. surprise 90 both Demo
Gratis and Republicans. Farmers living
from five t0 seven miles distant Were n
attendance.
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Sps-igi T-l.grln 10 Ts Register
st. MARY'>. W. VA, October 27.-G.
". Atkinson spoke Co about dozen Re
publicauS here to-day. He made at least
two of these SO mad they Swore they
would vote the Democratic ticket
straight.
Perry Simpson spoke 20 q large mass
meeting OF Democrats last night at Cl0-
yerda'c. lie is having big meetings
everywhere he goes. He leaves to-mor-
row FOR Putnam county. Peasants
county is O. X. She will elect every
man on the Democratic ticket as usual.
The Republicans are on the GO, and We
.cXpoct them 90 gO-uD salt river.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-28

WASHINGTON, d. c., October u
4 motion was made to-day in the [. ;.
supreme Court to advance three habeas
corpus cases growing out OF the arrest
Of the proprietors Of original package
establishments in Kansas for violating
The prohibition liquor law. The point
raised was that it was necessary for
Kansas to re-enact its prohibition law
aftrr the passage Of the original pack
ace law bv Congress in order for it to be-
come of effect. as against the selling OF
original packages. The Chiei Justice
announced that the court would not de-
eide the motion until the vacancy caused
nv Justice Miller's death had been filled.
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nledo of Heart Disease.

Spfci1l IllfgrafN % t7e hfgI8IsF.
RAvEXswoop. w. VA, October q
Mr.. Hubbard Palmer, another old land
mark of this county. living three miles
above Rayenswood, died to-day OF heart
disease. He was seventy years Old,
and still hale and hearty for that age.
He was found dead in the lot just in
front of the house with bunch of stove
mood still In his arms.
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Dismissal of Telegraph Operators.

NEW YORK. October 97.-The Timc'
says: The Western Union Telegraph
ers in this city are generally Of tho
opinion that the dismiSSals in Omaha
st. Paul and Chicago are owing to de
termination to crush out labor organiza
tions. when was employed last,
said one OF them yesterday, Il was re-
quired to sign an agreement to the ef
feet that did not belong to the order
of the knights of Labor. / was alSC
cautioned against labor agitation
There are very few knights among the
telegraphers at present. The CONNER
cial League is the union with which
most of US are affiliated, and it extends
all over the United States. II had been
very weak for some years, but had been
quietly growing Of late.
Night Manager Sink, of the Western
Union. said the diSmissalS, he bolieyed,
were owing to local causes. NoinStruc-
tionS had been given as far as he could
learn to keep out union men.
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Bad Case OF Hog Cholera.

PIrT,BrRG, PA, October ~. Word
wa, received tonight from Brownsville.
Pa. that 800 head OF fat hogs, being
fattencd 40 IIamburger's distil.cry. bad
died. and were buried in trench. Or. T..
l.. Carter, State Veterinary Surgeon. OF
this city. was called and after a careful
investigation. pronounced the disease a
ease Of hog cholera Of the very worst
form. Meanwhile the rest 0f the drove.
some 700. had been driven through the
streets Of Brownsville and shipped
East, mainly to Philadelphia. r. is
said many Of the hogs dropped dead on
the streets, but were picked mp and
shipped with the living. Many
animals owned by the farmer.
I'm the vicinity have died.
The matter is new in thc
hands Of the state Board Of Health. but
owing to the delay Ia notifying tho
proper officials. It Is not though tdc dis
eased hogs can be traced.
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Atkinson at Parkersburg.

Special Telegram to the Register
PARKERSBURG, October 27.-Gcorge
Wesley Atkinson addressed small
squad i'm the Court House on the beau
ties of the robber tariff, tonight. The
attendance wouldn't load an express
WAGON.
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SptciGI Ie.eGrdiH % "a Hl0ISItr.
SIsrERSvILLE. w. VA, October q
Hon. John o. Pendleton addressed a
large audience at this place this after
noon on the issues Of the day. The
crowd listened to him for an hour and a
half attentively. All were pleased with
the address. lie left here for Middle
bourne. where he spoke tonight. Look
out for good news from Tyler next
week.
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Carpenter's Fall.

Special telegram 10 TIE Register.
MARrINsBURG, w. VA, October %
A Young carpenter Is years old, by the
name of Elmer f. Grim. fell from the
second story of a house this afternoon
i'm this city. He cut his head so badly
that il IS thought he cannot recover.
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Diamond importers Assign.

New YORK, October 27.-D. II. Wick
ham 4 Co. importers Of diamonds at
- Maiden Lane, assigned to-day TO
Nathan J. Newwiller. A preference Is
riyen to John Monroe & Co., in amount
not to exceed one-third of the estate
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-28
AnefanItlng Auditor.
s,.-iql Tslegrqm 70 The REGISTER.

g. riGi telegram 70 ne Register
COLUMBUS. O., October 27.-On a pc
tition from POO citizens OF Putnam coun
". who claim that w. W. Place, eX
auditor of the county, has misappropri'
ated funds and "doctored' his books
state Auditor Poe to-day appointed C.
W. Webster, Of Delaware. to inveSti'
gate the matter.
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The Peters Fallure.

MANIsrEE. MIcH.. October 25.-The
assignee of the K. G.. Peters Salt and
Lumber Company and Of r. G. Peters
has filed his bonds and schedules. The
bonds are alike, each for $3.50 600, with
Albert NJ. Henry as principal, and X. A.
Alger, j. L. Johnson, VIM. c. Colbern
Allen Sheldon, Alex. Mcpherson and
Alex. Lewis sureties. The L. G.. Peters
Salt and Lumber Co. 5 inventory as filed
by the assignee shows assets. 81, 2,sO3,932
liabilities, 1854, 39s; contingent liabili
ties S43l, 900: scheduled by X. G. Peter
in his direct liabilities with Peterson
Meigs IL Co.. SlO9, 900, and with the Pc
ters Lumber Co., Of Alec, Ala, $50, 600
The r. G.. Peters inventory is: Assets
S3. G3O. .Ol6; liabilities. 81, 453, 2sj; contin'
gent as cndorser for Arthur Meigs y
Co., $3.50, 900, and MathiSOn a White
$50, 600.
On Peters individual assets is listed
his stock Of 81, 700, 600 in the Peters Sal
and Lumber Co., ,hc value Of which /:
problematical.
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REAL ESTATE MARKET.
Deeds of Transfer Left for Record fester

The following transfers Of real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hook 5
Office yesterday:
Deed made September 30, 1890, by
Rose f. O'Keefe and John A. O'kecfe
and Others. to John Lanahan. for the
north half Of lot No. :, on the east side
Of McCulloch street, South Side. Con-
sideration, $50.
Deed made October Is. 1890, by j. Ed
ward Krauskopf and wife and others. To
John Long, for lot No. IS in j. and {.
Ritchie's addition, on the west side OF
Eoff street, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets. Consideration. $500.
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servIan Parliament Opened.

SOFIA, October 27.-Prnce Ferdinand
opened the Sobrange to-day. The route
along which the Prince drove was lined
with troops and enthusiastic crowds.
The speech from the throne referred to
the Governments plan 10 perfect thr
army. OF the construction Of railways,
the conclusion Of treaties Of commerce
and friendship with the Sultan.
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Hubbardat bethany.

Special Islegrln 20 't- Register.
NELL SBrHG. October 27.-Hon. w. T..
Hubbard addressed a Republican meet
1 ing at Bethany to-day. There was an
exceedingly Slim turnout OF farmers
land lahoriug men. The Republicans
are feeling very blue over the outlook.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-28

DR.. O. c. STOUT. Syracuse, y. Y, says;
Il gave it to one patient who was unable TO
transact the most ordinary business, be
cause his brain was tired and confused
upon the least mental exertion. Immediate
benefit. and ultimate recovery followed"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-28
RIVER RIPPLEs.
News About the Boats aRd Boatmen on
the Ohio.

the Ohio.
The marks at the landing. last even
ing, showed Is feet and falling.
Brownsville, Pa.-Riyer Il feet 3
inches and stationary; coudy: cold.
Warren, Pa.-Riyer feet Q inches
and falling; coudy; cold: light rains.
MOrgantown-Riyer feet and fall
ing; cloudy; cold.
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OTTAWA. ONT, October 27.-The
B;rchall case is now engaging the at
tention of the Minister OF Justice. No
petition in favor of the prisoner has
vet reached the department, the belief
prevails here that the law will be al
lowed 10 take its course.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-28

Ry me passage Of the ne'c tdrig bill the
prices Of almost all imported goods in tho
tdilors' trimmings line has been SEVERELY
ADVANCED. We therefore beg Ia ddrisc DoH
that our prices arc subject 10 change at am
time UithoW further nottcc.-Tr rade circular
of Harrington Il Goodman, Philadelphia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-28

KEoNUE. Iowa. October 27.-MrS.
Jane ClemedS, mother OF Samuel Glenn
ems, better known as Mark Twain,
died this evening, aged = years.
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