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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-11
Among the Big Leagues.

At tChicaro-Chicago, N. L. ); Cleve-
land. (: pitchers. Hutchinson and Beaten
hits. Q and ,: errors, & and nothing.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Al ~ L.
3: New York. ,; hits, and :; errors, !
AID >: earned, none; pitchers, Buinnton
and Keefe and Crane.
AT Brooklyn Brooklyn p. L. ,. Bos-
ton ,: earned, and ,; hits. T. and :; er,
rors. and >; pitchers, Nanhaltran ana
Gumbert.
At Brooklyn-Brookly IN. L. 6, Bos-
ton 4: hits. Brooklyn 5, Boston IL; errors,
, and /; earned, and 3; pitchers, Lovett
and Clarkson.
philadelphia New York N. l. !,
Philadelphia Is: hits, : and O.; errors and
,: earned runs, Philadelphia ;; pitchers,
Welsh and Vickery.
At Buffalo Buffalo (P. L. ;, Cleveland
| hits. Il and :; errors, Buffalo pitchers,
Keefe and Bakely. -
AT Rochester -RochesterG, Athletics ?;
hits. II and 4 errors, EACH pitchers, Cal
ahan and Esher
Al Louisville Louisville 9, Columbus =
hits. Is and I; errors, 3 and 4; earned, Lou
isville a.
At ST. Louis-St Louis Q, Toledo 5 hits.
II and 6: errors and i; earned, 1T. Louis
3. Toledo !.
At Cincinnati -Pittsburg >, Cincinnati
Q: earned runs, and 6; pitchers, Sowders
and Freeman.
At Pittsburg- Pittsburg 10, Chicago l;
hits. 5 and g; errors, and t; earned, and
|: pitchers, Morris, Baldwin and barstoh
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MORE CLERKS NEEDED.
Additional Appropriation Requested by
the Interior Department.


WASHINGTON. June 10.-Thc Secrc-
tary of the Treasury sent to the Senate
to-day an estimate of the Secretary OF
the Interior of an additional approprla-
ton of $50. .G2O needed by that depart
ment for the employment Of a force OF
clerks for the Land Ollice and the rental
of additional quarters for them. Ihe
number of additional clerks is 30.
In a letter to Representative Payson,
a copy of which is enclosed with the
Secretarys communication. the Com
missioner of the General Land once
calls attention to the fact that within
the last six months over 10000 more
final entries have been approved than
have been received.
There are still 2iO.O final entries IN
his Office awaiting action. To dispose
of these would require the most diligent
work on the part OF the whole Office Tor
many months, providing no further en-
tries were received, but it is believed the
number of entries received will be IN
creased bv the establishment of several
new Offices. and the arrearages Will
probably remain for an indefinite pc
riOd. unless relief i afforded, TINS ieop-
ardizing and imperilling the interests
of settlers. and causing them much
hardship. expense and inconvenience.
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SUICIDAL MANIA.
ALARMING NUMBER OF SELF DESTRUCTION
ISIS IN RUSSIAN CITIES.
The St. Petersburg Police Connect ALI These Acts With
the Recent Arrest Of Nihilists in PSris-How
Russian Affairs Have Been Responsible
for the State Of Affairs.

LONDON, June lO.-Within the last
fortnight an appalling number OF sui
cides have occurred in 81. Petersburg
and other Russian cities, the victims OF
sclf-destruction having been mainly OF
the better class.
To-day another student in the Rus
sian School Of Mines shot himself dead.
and the motive of the deed Is regarded
as very mysterious by his associates.
The 81. Petersburg police connect all
these Sclf-murderS with the recent ar
rest OF Nhilists I'm Paris, and ascribe
them 10 the revelations contained In
the correspondence captured az the
lodgings OF the conspirators by the
Paris police.
The Russian police authorities are
now more than ever convinced that the
Paris Nihilists were connected with
conspiracy in ST. Petersburg. Of wide
ramifcations and influential member
ship. against the life of the Gar. and
the attempt OF the Minister Of the In
terror 10 obtain the names Of those In
correspondence with the Paris plotters
will. If successful. unquestiOnably keep
up the average OF suicides for weeks Ia
come. unless IL Is reduced by the flight
OF the incrminatcd persons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-11
HOT on THE TRAIL.
Troops and vigilantes Pursuing the Train
Rnhhers.

BIsMARK, y. D., June lO.-The four
masked men who held up the Northern
Pacific passenger train Sunday morning
will doubtless soon be captured by sol
diers or vigilanteS.
Yesterday afternoon strong dctach-
mcnt of cavalry was dispatched from
each of the three nearest military sta
tionS-Standing Rock, Abraham Lin
coin and YateS-to Overtakc the civil
ianS in order to prevent the wholesale
lynching which will be the result if the
robbers are first discovered 10y the from
tierSmcn.
Last night 4 report reached town that
the searchcrS were within three hours
ride of the robbers. They are headed
for Dickson, toward the Bad Lands, and
should they get into that country there
will be- much trouble and danger in cap
turing them.
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HACKING AT THE ELECTION LAW.
Republicans in Caucus for the Fourth
Time Mt Washington.

WASHINGTON, June lO.-FOr the fourth
time the Republican Representatives were
in caucus tonight upon the subject of the
national election law. The attendance was
small. and as il was understood that vote
was not to be taken before = o'clock to de-
eide between the Lodge and the Powell
bills. the first two hours was devoted en-
tirely TO a discussion which served but to
accentuate the preference of the Southern
Republicans for the Lodge plan. The fea-
ture was u speech In favor of that measure
by Cheatham, the colored member from
North Carolina The result Of the talk
was that when Speaker Reed pointed out
how the differences between the adherents
of the two bills could be adjusted by the
com mbination of the features of principles OF
each. which were unobiected TO. The
proposition was unanimously accepted and
Messrs. Powell and Lodge were in
structed to formulate cOmpro-
mise bill. Its features will
be an enlargement of the supervisory sys-
TEN so that the supervisors shall partici-
pate in registration voting and canvassng.
TO carry out full the national idea the
supervisors returns are TO be prima facle
evidence of the right of member TO MS
seat. and TO prevail in making up the roll
of the House. In cases of conflicting re-
turns the certificates of the State canvass
ers NAV be used to allow the House 10
form its Judgment of the qualifications OF
the contestants.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-11
WASHINGTON CHAT.
Honors ueaped Upon Congressman Wilson
The Ell<ins Boom.

Special Telegram 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June l0.-Rcp-
resentativc Dockery. of Missouri, was
renominatcd to-day by acclamation.
Representative Wilson, Of West Nlr-
ginia. attended the convention. at Rich
mond, Missouri, and made the principal
speech. kilograms to Dockery here
state that Wilson made a great speech
and the MiSsOurianS are urging him To
settle among them.
Tomorrow Mr.. Wilson will deliver the
commencement address at William
Jewell College, aud the people there are
begging him to take the presidency OF the
institution. They promise If he VIII
locate in Missouri to give him safe
Democratic district and send him to
Congress as long as he wants to serve.
Mr.. Wilson has resisted all these tempt
ing offers. being unwilling to abandon
his own people.
In the House considerable feeling has
already been aroused at the proposed
candidacy of Steve ElkinS, aS every
body knows that he relies upon money
alone to carry him through. Shonld
ElkinS enter the race it is the fixed pur-
pose of the Democrats to give Wilson
support and to expose many weak spots
in Elkins' record.
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nALrrMoRE's RAILROAD STOCK.
Arranging for the IL. \ q. tn he Operate"
with the Richmond Terminal.

New York. June lO-A report was cur
rent on Wall street to-day that the ken
mond Terminal Company was the real pur,,
chaser of the city Of Baltimore holding OF
+. 4 O. stock. President lnman, OF the
Richmond Terminal Company, left the city
Tonight. ostensbly for Washington, out
parties closely connected with nm
saw that he has gone TO Baltimore
10 arrange for the cousummatlon oil a
deal bv which the Baltimore and ONO Will
be operated in harmony with the Richmond
Terminal. IL was also reported on the au-
thoritv of persons high in Richmond Ter
minal affairs that the Northern Paclhc was
ioined with the Richmond Terminal IN the
deal and would use the B. X
q. as an Eastern connection. Inc
deal is also said TO include pro
vision for an arrangement by when
the Pacific Mail Steamship Line VIII MAKE
Tacoma terminal point and give the
Northern Pacific road trans-Paclnc ser
vice -,
Calvin :. Brice and Samuel Thomas
will be made directors Of the b. X .. IN Il
few davs and will represent the new IN
terests in the board.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-11
The Finest on Earth.

The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
L. Il. is the only line running Pullman
Perfected Safety Vcstibuled Trains, with
Chair, Parlor, Sleeping and Dining Car
service between Cincinnati, Indianapo-
lis and Chicago, and is the Only Line
running Through Reclining Chair Cars
between Cincinnati, Keokuk and Spring
field, H., and Combination Chair and
Sleeping Car from Cincinnati TO Peoria,
H.. and the only Direct Line between
Cincinnati, Dayton, LiTa, Toledo, De
troit. the Lake Regions and Canada.
The road is one OF the Oldest in the
State OF Ohio and the only line entering
Cincinnati over twenty-five miles OF
double track, and from its past record
can more than assure its patrons speed
comfort and safety.
Tickets on sale everywhere, and see
that they read c. II. Il d., either in ol
sut Of Cincinnati. indianapolis or Toledo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-11

prrNtErnN. y. J.. june lO.-Ihi> morn-
iu,. tho twenticuth annual games occurred,
-n which three records were broken. the
Dob wards being run iu even time. the ~
wards iu - seconds by Cary, and the shot
being put So feet > inches by Janeway.
The peace class championship cup was won
bv gi with 5> points The GuyOts memoria!
tablet was unveiled In Morquand chapel
atftam. The tablet is placed over the
northeast door. and is set in AN erratlc
boulder from beneath one of the MI. Blanc
Glaciers. Switzerland. Guyot was the nrSI
man 90 show the true nature OF these
boulders. hence its significance The new
buildings. which Will cost about S+o,uuV
each. will Dee constructed of white marolS;;
iu the purest classical style ana eacn WIZ
han. "a colouuude monolith marble column
iu front
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-11
HELD Up \ TRAIN.
/ Bold Mau Car Robbery Reported in
Arkansas.


TrNAKKNNA. ARK, June lO.-The bclated
train ON the Texas and Pacific, which left
here al IL o'clock last night, was robbed at
what is known as the -Four Mile June
ton" A switch was thrown open and the
train wrecked. An unknown man who
WAS stealing "A ride was mashed into Jelly
and instantly killed. Express MeSSenger
Neville resisted the robbers as
thsv entered the express car
and WAS fired upon. one Of the charges
MERGING his right hand and another cutting
him through the ear. The robbers then
went through the express safe ana made
their escape. The amount Of money and
valuables taken cannot be ascertalned. a
posse of men was organized early TINS morn
Inc and went in pursuit of the bandits but
as they had a good start, II Is not likely
that they will be Overhauled
Another account Of the robbery IS tele-
rraphed from Little Rock: At an early
hour this morning the Express car attached
20 the uorth-boUnd passenger tram on the
81 I,Ouis. Arkansas and Texas Railroad,
was robbed between Camden and TeXar-
kama. by four masked men, ana ABOUT
SlOOOO was taken from the southern
Fxpress Co. 5 safe. Messenger y, NJ. Mes
bett was i'm charge of the car As soon as he
discovered the intention Of the men he
fired two shots AT the leader and was III the
act of firing a third when he received Il
bullet i'm the breast and fell. The robbers
boarded the train at water talk, Where
they had been waiting. Express Agent
Runn. of Memphis. arrived this evening,
and reports that Nesbitt was killed, ana
that the robbers secured everything OF
value iu the safe. The men made lhe'r eS-
cape.
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GIGANTIC CAPITAL.
A NEW BANKING COMPANY BACKED By
s25,0O0,000.
The New Organization to be Known as the Great
American and European Banking CO.-PNm-
inent B. & 0. and Other Rail-
rOai officials Interested.

PHILADELPHIA. June l0.-Wharton
Barker has organized a great American
and European Banking Company, with
capital of se5,OOO,OOo, one-half of
which is to be issued at once. The
company will conduct a general tnan-
cial business. Among the American
directors are Wharton Barker, Vice
President King of the Il. n o. K. r.,
George Deb. Keim, of the Reading X.
r.: John ii. Converse, Of the. Baldwin
Locomotive Works; VIM. Brockie, {.
Gibson, Charlemagne Tower, Jr., JAS.
Bement and Simon Il. Fleischer. The
principal Office of the company will
be in London and Philadelphia. 1t is
believed the company will be ready for
business some time this summer and
will have branches in Berlin, Vienna
and other European cities.
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Perils of the Rail.

HANNuBAL. Mo, June 10.-A con
struction train collided with 4 freight
train ON the 81. Louis. keokuk ana
Northwestern on 4 curve about twelve
miles south OF here yesterday, ana
twelve ears were wrecked. Firemen
Arthur Taylor and Berry Nelson were
>calded to death. Engineer Carver was
injured about the hips and arms. Sew
eral other trainmcn were hurt, but not
seriously. An error of Train Dispatch
.er Davidson. said to be his first In l.
wears. caused the wreck. He at once
resigned.
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-. r.ther nnlcley IndIeted.

ToiFno. O.. June lO-Rev. Father Quig-
lev. pastor of ~ Francis DeSales CathOhc
church. was to-day indicted by the grand
jury for misdcmcau0r or for negiecuns 10
r..uorf pupils to the Board OF Education.
The law provides That IL shall be the
duty of au principals and teachers of all
schools. public aud private, 20 report TO
the CLERK of the Board of Education
the names. aces and residence Of all pupils
boa attendance 40 their schools Father
Quiglcy failed 20 make such reports, and II
is understood claims that ne did so ON the
advice of counsel that the law was uncon-
stitutioual. The penalty prescribed for
neelectiug to perform any of the duties
designated IS "a fine of not less than - nor
more than 80 for each and every ofense.
The complaint was made by the Board OF
EluclfiOu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-11
cEADr,rIo> HUMMELSHINE,.
f.,,yS and Or.,ilon~ m rrofu~ion What
Prof Cox is Doing.

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'.'..- -nd Roofs ,N'.' ''','' ''''''
..r Henry Thomas, ict'.f 'l 4 lI''l'9
...ua Church. opened the cNercises
PRAYER The next on Tine programme
...4 .rcctu- elec Dy thc class Then ioi-
H.. the atdrc>s of welcome. when was
..-DJ hr Miss Bertha Smurr, Doc +. mos,
.a uur manner. chat brought lorth ''nd
..rc.-t
.nl, ST Rgs,Icr followed next Wi.u
.. .r-oa. Poverty often "a Blessing 900
U.ui-. aud was loudly applauded i me-
...tal. -Au the Worlds stage ny
N>, Iu. Logan followed next on the pro
lalac lll was met with hearty ap
..--. 81 ISIS Flora Strau,sher ln oe''Uli-
.ruer followed next with .1n oFatlou on
..n. ElucafIou and received uuuSe"l
.lr.-.~e Then followed % song Toy Jue lass
stu the summer RAIN Is over leo.
~u.utfs came next with am Grafton ON
luu.s sos. Education n West Nf-
This was followed 10y an orSJ,ou
l-- Nauule Simmons ON oeli ~. ~.
Miss Ncttc Nllnr lpH'W," ''''
A c.auou on Make J-e bss, .,,. y.
--, Music /, Us l-ea .,.,ii -,'i'leu o' s''0
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-11
Decided To Advertise.

OTTAWA. ON. June lO.-The Dominion
Government has decided 10 advertise IN the
leading English papers for tenders tcr Q
last Atlantic steamship service. The ad-
vcrtisemeut viii call for minimum
average speed Of Is knots per hour irom
bort To port. a French port being the start
iue goint op the other side, and tue vessels
10 call at either Southampton or Plymouth
as NAV be hereafter agreed upon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-11
CYCLONES RAVAGES.
One of Those Spiral Combines Strikes a
Town in Alabama.

ADMISSION, Ala, June 10.-A cyclone
struck Piedmont. a small town - miles
north Of this city, yesterday afternoon,
and levelcd the three-Story brick and
stone building Of the Bank of Piedmont,
which was nearly completed.
Mr.. Sullivan, a white man, and anegrC
whose name is unknown, were working
on the roof, and were thrown to the
ground aud fatally injured.
After striking the bank building the
cyclone rose into the air, not doing any
more damage in the town. The build
ing cost about $1,000.
News from the surrounding country
reports the heaviest rainfall OF the
season, and great damage to growing
crops will result.
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wHEELINGs SUFFER \ RELAPSE.
The Youngstown Ball Club Grabs Victor,
by the Forelock.

There was an audibly interested gath
ering at the Island ball grounds ycSter-
day to witness the second contest IN the
Wheeling Youngstown series. 1T was
not a game after the enthusiasts own
heart, yet it was sufficiently interesting
to hold the audience intact. The home
team was the first at the bat, and put Il
bright rim around the horizon by salt
ing down three runs. The IOungS-
towns then came to the bat, and collared
run through two bad fumbles. of the
home team. In the first half of the Sec
ond inning the Whcelings went out in
one. two, three order, and then the Wis
itors got dead on to Morrison and
knocked the sphere all over the green
Sward. They punched four runs. In
this inning Armltagc Of the home team
made a magnificent running catch.
Morrison was evidently not In good
form and he retired at the close OF the
second inning in favor of Henry, the
new pitcher from Bridgcton, who did
some creditable work. In the fourth
the visitors Tailed for a oner, but moth
ing eventful occurred again until the
first half of the seventh, when Lytlc
and Glcnalvin both raped three bag
gers, and brought in two scores. The
score was now to six to five in favor of
the visitors, and the interest in the
game began to heighten. But hopes
were dashed when Porter Of the loungS-
towns ShO. the leather over the home
run fence. For field work O'Brien, OF
the WheclingS, especially distinguished
himself. What was generally believed
to be rank decision of the umpire
near the close of the game helped the
visitors to get there. The following
is the official score:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-11
Argument ON Interstate Commerce

WASHINGTON, June 1O-E. B: Stahlman,
representing the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Company, made an argument be
fore the House Committee on Commerce
to-day in opposition to the pending bill
giving the Interstate Commerce Commis-
Sion The power to fix rates up on railroads.
He contended that to perform this duty the
Commission would require special force
of /. 800 clerks, as the company he repre-
sented constantly employed seventy-tive
clerks 10 adjust its rates on the 1000 miles
of road controlled by it.
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United Society of Christian Endeavor, ST.
IOnis. No.

The Baltimore and Ohio r. r. for this
occasion will sell tickets from all points
ON its Western Division to 81. Louis
Mo. and return. at the low rate OF one
fare for the round trip, June 10th and
llth. good for return passage until
June 18th.
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ADeck Hand Found.

Sps-icl El.g,1a fe ne REGISTER
ToEoNro. o.. June lO.-A man named
Nouurans found hoater in the river at
Nudcrson's Yesterday morning, In the
p0,.l,cts were found several dollars m
change and some letters bearing the name
of John HenderShott the deck hand VINO
fen Oh the steamer Elaine near Port
Homer saturday An inquest was held
bv Justice Chapman, OF New Cumberland
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END OF THE ABDUCTION CASE.
Mrs. CowIes Regains Her Daughter-Prcp-
arations for Hales Trial.

aratiOns Tor ntie lrH'i'
MONTREAL, June 10.-ThiS morning
Mrs. Cowles appeared in court before
Justice TAFT. with her daughter Flor
ence and her friends. The letter which
CowleS wrote renouncing all claims to
his daughter and the order from him TO
the Nuns with whom she had been
placed, authorizing them to deliver her
up. was produced. This was regarded
aS concluding the case. COwleS' cOndi-
tion is not improved, and his wound may
result fatally.
A commission Of physicians has been
named to examine COwleS tomorrow to
ascertain if he is in fit condition to
come into court. If So, the case of Hale
will at once go to the grand jury, and il
a bill be found against him, he will be
tried at once. None of the party will
leave Canada till everything is finally
settled.
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In the House.

WASHINGTON, June 1O.-The House
to-day passed the Senate bill amending
the internal revenue laws SO as 10 au-
thorizc the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue to formulate rules and regula-
tions by which beer may be carried di-
rect from the vats to the bOttling de-
partmcnt without passing through the
intermediate process Of heing drawn
into k0gs.
Senate bill was passed changing the
present system Of drawback on exported
beer and fermented liquors, and per
mitting their expectation in bond, in the
same manner as distilled spirits are now
handled
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UNDER TONS OF WHEAT.
4 Fatality at Grain Elevator In
Chicago.


CHICAGO. June lO.-Wm. i. Harvey
Il Co.'S grain elevator was the scene oil
an accident yesterday in which two
laboring men. Simon Purman and
Timothy Lynch were instantly killed.
In company With Peter Gill, they
were engaged in emptying grain bin
containing so, 900 pounds of wheat. The
bin in which they were at work was
almost empty. and the weight of the
grain in the adjoining bin caused the
partition to break, and the broken por-
lion crashed down upon the men in the
empty bin and the $4,000 pounds OF
wheat covered them up. Gill struggled
out of the bin. getting his hands upon a
beam over his head and drew himself
up out of danger. He gave the alarm,
and when the grain was removed and
the broken partition raised, the crushed
remains of Purman and Lynch were
found.
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New President ofthe R.ichstag.

BERLIN, Jnne lO'-Herr Won LcvctzOW
was to-day reelected President Of the
Rechstag. During the session Chancellor
Won Caprivi. in reply TO a question by Herr
Richter, said that the passport regulations
applying 10 Alsace-LOrTline We're render
ed necessary by the number Of eases of
treason brought before the tribunals, but
the enforcement was more especiallyneccs
sary for military reasons. They were dc
signed TO render intercourse between the
Alsatians and the French more difficult and
to accelerate the Communication of the
nrnNinl..a
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S,N FR,Ncisoo. June lO.-The supreme
Court TODAY reude. ed decision, reversing
thc Judgment of the lower court, granting
alimouy and counsel fees TO sarah AIthe1
Hu-Sharou. IN her well-known diEorcee
case agaiast Wm sharon The alleged
contract of marriage. ON which she based
her claims. were declared by the United
States Circuit Court in lS>6 "a forgery and
therefore null and void