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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-25
KILLING OF BARRUNDIA.
The House Passes a Resolution Asking for
Information on the subject.


WASHINGTON, September 2i.-Mr.
Hit, of Illinois, from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs. reported a resolution,
calling on the President for information
relative to the killing Of General Bar
rundia. Mr.. McCreary, OF Kentucky,
strcnuously advocated the resolution.
The killing OF General Barrundia by
the Guatemalan authorities on the L. ).
vessel Acapulco had attracted wide at
tention both here and abroad. Public
Indignation had increased as the facts
Of the killing becamL known, and pub
lie sentiment demanded that there
should be Il thorough investigation of
the killing of a man In an American
vessel and under the flag of the United
States. There was no law which per-
mittcd Minister Miner to advise or Sug-
geSt TO the Captain of Acapulco that il
was his duty TO give up his passenger.
When the minister did that he violated
precedent and law The deck of an
American vessel was the territory Of the
United States. lie Mr.. McCrcary) had
offered this resolution because he be-
lieved that the L. 5. Minister had not
done his duty, and that the officers of
the United States war vessels had not
done their duty. Americans owed it
to themselves and to their flag to inycS-
tigate the matter. Where was our
boaSted vigorous American policy?
Mr.. Hit said that he believed that
every member of the House was in ac-
cord in regard to the propriety of adopt
ing the resolution. He wished to know
all the facts in reference to the matter.
and he was advised that the State De-
partment would send the information
promptly lie instanced the case OF
Gomez, a political fugitive on the same
line of steamers. whom the government
of Nicaragua attempted TO arrest. The
captain, by Consular advice, had re-
fused to deliver him up. Secretary
Bayard had sent dispatch stating that
it had been the plain duty OF the cap
tain to deliver Gomez to the local author
tiles. The resolution was adopted.
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Sow Pnper for PItt.burg.

PIrrsBUEG, PA. September 24.-lt is
announced that early in October the
publication Of new Republican morn
ing paper to be called The sun, will be
commenced in Pittsburg. Mr.. c. d.
Brigham. long known as one Of the fore
most newspaper men. will be the editor
in-chief. The paper will be eight pages,
seven columns to the page, and Will sell
for two cents a copy 1t will be issued
by the sun Publishing Company, oi
Pittsburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-25
ANOTHER OIL FIELD
LOOMING Up IN BARBOUR AND HARRISON
COUNTIES.
Great Excitement Prevails at PhiliPPi, and Leases
Are Being Soaghi-A One Hundred Barrel
Well Struck in Harrison County
Great Rejoicing There.


Special T,lsgram 10 the Register.
PmLPPI, W. VA, September 2L-
Great excitement prevails here tonight
in regard to the move which Is being
made by the oil company, 1t seems the
drillers ceased operations day or SO
ago, for the purpose Of repairing some
tools so they saw. But the rumor has
leaked out that they have struck oil and
that the hole is plugged until further
leases can be obtained by the company,
which they are trying to do. Quite
number Of men were sent out in every
direction to-day for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning leases Some parties refuse 20
lease their lands by reason OF the rumor
that they have struck oil. Everybody
seems pleased over the prospects, and
regular oil boom is daily expected in
this locality.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-25
pI.a.trou. TIoods In rrnnce.

Pans. September 2i-Furthcr reports
Of damage by floods are being received.
The town Of Annanoy, department OF Ar.
dechc, and the surrounding country have
been inundated by the overflow from the
Canoe and Deaume rivers, and the dam
age is enormous Factories have been de-
stroyed, bridges swept away and the rail
ways damaged 10 such an extent as ~ rcu-
der them impossible. The floods have been
accompanied by some loss of lie ln AM
nancy manufacturer and several women
have been killed. The water is still rising.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-25
BOB'S UP SERENELY
KENNEDY FIRES OFF ANOTHER LOAD AT QUAY
IN TIE HOUSE,
Although the Chamber Votes to Expunge BIS Re-
marks from the Permanent" Record-"King
Bob a Candidate for the Ohio Gnber-
material Nomination.
!Snleinl T.l.mnn 10 Me n aist.r.

Special telegram 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, d. c., September "a
Representative Kennedy in his speech
to-day reiterated in substance and spirit
his recent assault upon Quay. After
his speech Kennedy expressed himself
freely. He said he would have gladly
made new and more violent attack
upon Quay but that Reed and other Re
publican bosses had told him that would
not be permitted. Kennedy said further
that he had the best of Quay and that
the Ohio Republicans endorse him. 1t
now develops that Kennedy intends to
be a candidate for the Republican nomi'
nation for Governor of Ohio upon the
strength of the notoriety he has OBJ
tanned, and he believes he can beat Me-
Kinley.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-25
West Xirginia PersOnals.

Special TsiegrGm 10 the Register.
WAsmINGToN, ID. C., September "a
Lieut. and Mrs. h. NJ. Brown, Of X street,
arrived from Deer Park yesterday, and are
at their home in this city.
Ex-senator and Mrs. Henry c. Davis
and Miss Grace Davis will soon return 10
the CITY. The season has been one Of unu-
sual rains at Deer Park.
NJ. y. Cecil. of Wheeling, and G. ID. Con,
son Of the General, are at the National.
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s,,..,, and yc,ulire VIII Fight.

LoyDoy. September 24.-The ar
r,noements for the international iirlt
berween Joe McAulifTe and Frank =.
Slavin for El.OOO, the Pot'ce "oIe1te
championship belt, and the champion
sbipof the world, will take place within
two weeks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-25
West Virginia Pensions.

Special TsiegTam 10 ne Register.
WASHINGTON, September 24.-Pensions
have been granted TO the following West
Virginiaus Original Observation-Disclosures
Zoby, Georgetown.
Reissue-Allen Riggs, Finch; John
Rufus Morgan, alias Rufus j. Morgan,
Long Reach; Thomas Cottrell, Newton
Jos. +. Shauer, Charleston; John y. Little,
Wheeling.
Reissue and Increase Madison J. Ogden,
Clarksburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-25
Both VIII Die.

LIMA. o., September 24-At Ottawa,
near this city, last night, Sherman Lines,
a barber, and ID. l.. Lee, furniture dealer,
ouarreled, when Lee drew u revolver and
fired at Lines, who also pulled revolver
and commenced firing. Six shots were ex-
changed and both were fatally wounded.
Both will leave families. The trouble
grew out Of Lee placing some distractions
in the pathway leading from Lines shop
10 his home beyond Lees store. Both
have been placed under arrest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-25

Al Columbus-Coiumbus ?, Syracuse 81.
hits, each; errors. 3 and 1 earned. and
4: pitchers, Knauss aud Keefe; umpire.
Curry.
Al Toledo-Toiedo 6. Baltimore :. hi,s,
: each; errors, 8 and 3; earned. Toledo b.
pitchers, Healy and German; umpire
Emslie.
At ouisville-Louisyille ]: Rochester
/. hits. and >; errors, , and g.. earned
runs, Louisville, / pitchers, Maxim and
Titcomb; umpire, Kerins.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-25
Caught Between the Humper.
N''b''E ~ y y y w '''''''T y
Special Tsiegrdm 10 the Regisfer.

oFf's4t A'fsf 20" a" 'tf HfsNifs
FAIRMoNr, September 2f.-John D.
Chisler, a prominent hardware man of
this place, had one foot badly mashed
this morning. He was az the depot
experimenting the unloading Of % ear
load Of fertilizer, and in crossing bee
tween two cars he stepped ON the coup
ling between the bumpers. An engine
struck the train and the ears came to-
gcther, catching Mr.. Chisler's foot and
mashfnp il terribly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-25
Ennal. lrteli.s Record.

KANKAKEE, Ill, September "a
Nelson, a stallion owned by c. II. Nell
son. of Waterville, Maine, trotted a
mile over the Kankakee track this after
noon in 2:12, equaling AXtell's record.
The first half was made in l:0f54; the
last half against n heavy wind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-25
The Two smucgled Members.

WAsurxG1ox. d. c., September 2i-In
the House to-day, the desk of Mr.. Lang
ston was profusely decorated with flowers
this morning. Mr.. Miller, OF South Caro-
lima, who was yesterday declared to be
elected rs a Representative from the
Seventh South Carolina district, appeared
atthe bar OF the House and took the oath
Of Office
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-25
:, ron,,f Of Imprlsoned Anarchists

Chicago, September 24.-Another
legal step toward the release OF the An
archists. now confined in the peniten-
tary. was taken in the Federal Court to-
dav. in the shape Of petition for
writ of habeas corpus on behalf OF
Michael Schwab.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-25
THREE ENGINES wREcKED
Through the Carelessness of Employcs on
the X. a VI. Road. Near Charleston.

/ Special Telegram 10 ne Rsgisffr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, September d -
Three locomotives belonging 90 the
Kanawha and Michigan Railroad Com
pany were demolished IN collision at
Attes. twelve miles from here, about four
o'clock this morning One engine used in
handling the stone train from a quarry. 40
Attes, jumped the track on the switch lead
ing TO the quarry and another was sent
from Charleston 10 her assistance When
the second engine went 10 the train. coming
along al good speed, il ran into The open
switch and the freight crashed into The
other two engines. Tho engineer reversed
the lever and all the men jumped OF so that
no one was hurt, but all three engines were
piled up and badly injured. The loss to
the company will be pretty heavy
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sHOPLIFTERs HELD.

Two Women Arrested in Parkersburg
With Goods In Their Possession.
Special Telegram 10 ne Recisfsr.
PARKERSBURG, w. Va, September
detective Mchcn arrested Molly Baily
and Emma Reed, two notoriou, shop
lifters, on a house boat this morning
The boat was literally filled with goods
stolen from merchants. -Four store,
were robbed last night, and goods from
each were found in the possession OF the
women. Both were held.
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She Tainted.

SAN Francisco, September 24-Samuel
Goldberg, who was shot by Millie Pan
horst Monday night died last night at the
hospital. Miss Panhorst when informed
of Goldberg's death tainted
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-25
ruelre PERSON. FATALLY seaIded.

LONDON. September 26-An explosion
occurred to-day on the steamer Pandora at
Armstrong; ship yard at New Castle.
Twelve persons employed about the steam
er were so badly scalded by the escaping
e,ear that they will die
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-25

SAN SLABS, Of Roneys Point. me, with a
severe accident yesterday. He was about
starting on a hunting trip, when the horse
that be was driving became fractions and
kicked the front Of the buggy 10 pieces 4
fractured il badly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-25

LOVE rules the court, the camp, the grove
But this we find where'er we rove,
That SOZODONT alone supplies
The dazzling teeth and ruby dyes,
That lend q maiden half the charms
That win her 70 her lovers arms
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-25

,. fte Frs, Congressional District met in Convention at
~ and adopting comprehensive |eIconsidered anu
N- frstel Congressman o. rendeon by reclamation
,r- prda ringing challenge to g. y" Atkinson TO
.r. M people dared in dsnihed and earnest language
.....s,i leaders 90 meett the issue thus raised
session. Of this body, and the events of great days work
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-25
WOULDN'T TAKE HIS LAST CENT.
a Considerable Highwayman Gives His Vie
tim Rebate.

tim "A Rebate.
Special telegram 10 the REGISTER.
WASHINGTON, Pa. September 24.-
William Borchers, prominent oil man
Of this place, was driving along the road
between this place and Cannonsburg'
late last night, when he was stopped by
two masked men and at the point OF pis-
tolls compelled to give up the contents
of his pocketbook amounting to not
quite $50.
Borchers handed over the money with
the remark that's ALL" when to his
surprise the highwayman handed him
back dollar. for, he said, he wouldn't
take a mans last cent. The men were
not recognized.
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OIL STRIKE HARRISON.

One Hundred Barrel an Hour Well
Struck on the Isaac Marsh Farm.
Special Tslsgrdm 10 he Register.
CLARKSBURG. w. VA. September "a
Great enthusiasm prevails among the
people at Browns Mills, in this county.
Jackson and Jarvis, who have been drill
ling a well on the Isaac Marsh farm.
struck oil yesterday at depth OF about
ZOO feet. II IS a great gushcr and 10
will flow 100 barrels an hour. The exc
citement is great and there is every
reason to expect a great boom in the
business Of this county. Other wells
will be sunk az once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-25
Th Dehauded Congressman Nominated by
ACClamamatiOn at MOundSViI0,
urn SCENES OF GREAT ENTHUSIASM.
m, EomIsa TOSas His Glove in the Face Of G. Wesley
Atkinson.
,yn DARES HIN TO ENTER THE LISTS.

os,c Of Eleven Counties Of the First District Assemble
The Mo dsvile Ringing Platform and Place Con-
Con'' IN the Tcket-A Day and Solid Work.
l,s and Over the Work of tho 6od-The
me the Speeches a Detailed Report Of the Session
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4 TEST CASE
As to the Liability of Mine WORKERS ior
Breach of Contract.

speeidl TeiegrGm 70 ne Rsgtsfe-.
CoLuMBus. o. September ii, re-. -.
dent Rea and Secretary Natchetu, % ~ .u'
United Mine Workers nave rece.'e Gu So 49,
al,a;1st ,hat organization by the II. {
I;ric- Company. OF Connellsville. Pa, II
= aIie,ed liz that the United Mine Workers
did not live Mp TO the agreement made VIE
the Coke Company, and this will Dc a test
case as TO whether or not a labor organiLa
ton is liable.
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The Proceedings Leading Up to the Nom
inntIon.

The delegates reaSsembled in their
seats soon after one o'clock, to hear the
reports of the several committees and to
select a candidate from those TO be pre-
Scnted to the body. The delegates,
lured by the beauty of the day and the
inviting nature Of their surroundings,
early manifested, during the noon hour,
a disposition TO wander about the town,
and so widely scattered did they become
that il required series Of airs by the
band TO recall them TO the Court House.
At half past one, the gavel in the
hands OF Chairman Arnett. called the
body TO order. He took occasion
10 make the announcement, by
request, that rs the Republican Con-
greSSional Convention was TO meet in
the hall Friday, the decorations be not
moleSted nor disarrapged. He then an
nounced that reports OF committees
were in order, Rules and Order Of Rus
mess being first in order. II was read
as follows;
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
This committee submitted the follow
ing programme of procedure, through
Chairman J. ). Naylor:
Report of Committee on Credentials.
Report of Committee on Basis Of Rep
reSentatiOn.
Permanent Organization.
Executive Committee.
Report of Committee on Resolutions.
Nomination OF candidates.
The rules TO be the same as those gov
erning the Legislature OF the State.
The report was adopted as read.
CREDENTIALS.
This committee, through Chairman
w. Il. Campbell, reported there were no
contests from any county, and recon-
mended that proxies be dispensed with.
Mr.. Braddock, OF Brooke, was oppoS-
ed to that portion Of the report recon-
mending the rejection OF proxies. He
said that OF the nine delegates from
Brooke, seven were present. The two
unable 10 come desired to have voice
and representation for their conStitu-
entS. and had given the speaker their
written proxies authorizing him to cast
their vote and speak FOR them. He had
handed the proxies to the member OF the
Committee on Credentials from Brooke,
without comment; yet he had been in
formed that member had stated
in committee that majority Of the
Brooke delegation had expressed hope
that the proxies be not recognized. No
such action had ever been taken, and
he hoped that part OF the committee
report would be rejected, and he made
a motion TO that effect.
Mr.. William Gary, Of Lewis, said he
stood on the same ground occupied by
Mr. BraddOck. He also held a proxy,
and he thought the gentleman who gave
it ought TO allowed a voice in the body,
through a proxy.
4 rirn roce vote on the motion was st
even that the Chair was unable to de
eide. aud a standing vote resulted %
ayes and - noes. a call Of the coun-
ties was then ordered, and resulted as
follows
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Will Call a Convention.

LONDON. September 24.-Itis understood
that Mr. Parnell will shortly cal! a conyen-
ton Of the Irish Nationist party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-25
O'Brien suffering from Catarrh.
uoRsroRp,s ACID PHOSPHATE

DUBLIN. September 24.-Mr. Patrick
O'Brieu. NJ. p, who was arrested here
Yesterday. is suffering from gastric catarrh.
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CONTRACTOR SKIPs.

L'aNIHB IIIs NftdII0T7 IH TN' IWTTTI1
Rayenswood Merchants Caught.
Special telegram 10 ne Rsgisfsr
RAvENswOoD, w. VA, september
24.-JeT Steele, the wcll-known con
tractor Of the firm Of DebarS & Steele.
has skipped to parts unknown. lle had
contract on the Ravenswood. Spencer
and Glenyille railroad, when just q few
days preceding payday, he skipped.
leaving accounts to the amount of
80, 500 behind. lie caught almost every
business man In the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-25

Imparts New Energy to the Brain,
giving the feeling and sense OF Increased
intellectual power.
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THE AFrERNooN SESSION.

m, after warm debate and severa
votes.
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IContinued on Fourth Pdgc' ]
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12
a Boom Town in Montana.


call to mind the time when there was
big boom in Billings, and every body
thought they had struck the spot for a
second Chicago. Before the railroad
reached Billings men came from the
Black Hills, where all you could hear
was the great boom Billings was having
and what lively place it was. Seth
Bullock, merchant of the Hills, sent q
stock of goods to Billings. In a month
or two he thought he would ride over and
see how his store at Billings was pro-
crossing. 1t was between 800 and 400
miles, and Seth went on horseback. He
rode along and was pretty well tired out
when he got into the Yellowstone Valley
and about o. clook one night, when he
thought he must have gone far enough
he met man.
''Can you tell me where Billings is?'
asked Seth.
''You re in Billings now replied the
stranger.
cam, eh?'' said Seth, rather puzzled.
'Well, if that's the case can you tell me
where can find Seth Bullock Is store. -
90, yes, - said the obliging stranger.
''It's on this street about fifteen miles
from here; just keep right straight
ahead,
Seth was about the worst surprised
man you ever saw, but he found it pretty
near as the stranger had said.
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cous,.mpt,on s,,rezv Cured.

To the Editor-PIease inform your readers that
have positive remedy for the above named
disease. By its timely use thousand Of hopeless
cases have been permanently cured. shall be
glad to send tSao bottles of my remedy free to
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they viii send me their express and P. o. adj
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FOR MARRTEp FOLKS.

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To the Gazette.
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alone; please tell the reverend father
that bankruptcy is staring us in the
face, - and he laughed.
'You should not speak SO, Gerard, of
the good fathers; of course it is absurd
of the vicar coming to US,
'sThey are all the same, +" answered
the graceless Gerard. with a merry
glance of his bright hazel eyes.
Mrs. Brewster looked at him, ana
smiled too, and then patted his shoulders
affectionately.
"'You are bad boy, - she said indul-
gently. 'Let me see-where have 1
put my purse?''
The purse was lying on the dressing
table, and Gerard snstched it up with
light laugh.
''what have you got in it?" he said,
jokinglY. ''Four pounds. Mother. IN
only leave one, and the silver, or of
course you IL gITe it all away.
He put the three pounds into his pocket
as he spoke, and Mrs. Brewster only
shook her head.
;'I'll give you the money back when
the priest is gone, -" went on Gerard;
f'won It you be glad then to get it?''
Again Mrs. Brewster shook her head
and then went to the looking glass and
adjusted her neat, matronly cap, and
having given this attention to her per-
sonal appearance, she presently de-
seended the staircase, and entered the
dining room, where Father Hayward
was standing.
She bowed gravely and respectfully as
she went into the room, and the father
also returned her saIutation very gravely.
''You are Mrs. Brewster?' said
Father Hayward.
eyes, your reverence, she an
sEered.
ST have message foo You, - went on
Father Hayward, yet more gravely; "a
message from Lady Gilmore
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Look at the date on the label Of this 1Oesk's
sg-aPper that your sabscFiPtioB may not run or
before Tot EJlo1r r.,
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1t Exposes and DenOunces

the worst class is found Two general {
people. Mock auction sales and the tril
game. Dead-beats. How clerks and
How a wealthy man was confdenced by
women. BLAcKsdAILING. How bushes
External causes. Scandals. The undo
timents.