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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-09

THE mystery has been solved at last;
Our teeth no longer need decay,
All troubles Of the mouth are past,
BY SOZODONT they're swept away
And young and old may smile secure
With lips and teeth so bright and pure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-09

COMPLEXION Powder is an absolute
necessity Of the refined toilet in this eli
mate. Pozzoni's combines every clement
Of beauty and purity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-09
EVADING THE LAW.

A Wheeling Firm to sell Liquor in Orig
inaI Packages at Washington.
Special Telegram to he Register.
WASHINGTON. PA. May S.-A Wheel
ing liquor firm, it is learned here from .
reliable source. will place an agent il
Washington. with recognized headquar
ter. to sell liquor in original packages.
This scheme will be worked under tn,
recent decision Of the United States Su'
preme Court to the effect that Sucf
agencies and such sales came within the
jurisdiction of the Interstate Com
mcrcp law.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-09
storrs in the Asylum.

NEW YORK. May Geo. NJ. Storrs, son
of the late f. A. StOrrs, Of Chicago, was
to-dav committed 10 the State Insane Asy-
lum al Poughkeepsie.
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FOR SICK HEADACHE
Ise Horsfordss Acid phosnhaf,

DR.. NJ. W. Gray, Cave Spring. Ca
says: II have used IL with perfect sue
cess in habitual sick headache"
, 1890-03-13
SHOT FOUR PERSONS.
A Sensational ARRAY in
Chicago.
CAPTURED BY A STRATAGEM.
:. Man Crazed by Drink Chased
Down the Street by Hundreds
OF People.

CHICAGO, March THE most sensa-
tional shooting aiiray which has occurred
In this city for long time took place to.
night, Patrick Grove being the piinci-
pal. lie succeeded in wounding wom-
an sli ishtly, and two officers and citi-
zon, badly. one of the Officers will prob
ably die.
Grove came here from Omaha short
time ago, and has been working
in n packing-ho Last night
he wound up in protracted
spree in disreputablc house on
CLARK street. This afternoon ho de-
mandod at the poiut ofa revolver from
Annie Hall, in whose company he was,
jewels valued at 1850, which she had.
The woman screamed and Grove fired,
the bullet lodging in the tleshy part Of
her arm. He seized the jewelry and
rushed toward the street. At the door
he was met by a oolored woman, whom
lac knocked senseless with the butt of
his re yolyer.
lie got away for the time being and
later in the afternoon he pawped the
diamonds. officer Linyile, who had
been watching for him, met him at the
hubi VI IhNiA-snoD atN'AAiN'A ~
arrest him, but was Instantly shot down,
the bullet passing through his face and
cutting his tongue in two
Grove ran down town, followed by
hundreds Of citizens. Officer Briscoe,
located several blocks down, attempted
with drawn revolver TO stop the fly ing
man, but Grove promptly planted a
bullet In Briscoe's breast and kept on.
Soon after ho turned and discharged his
last cartridge ut his pursuers, the bullet
striking e.. Il. Cole in the arm.
At last Grove was cornered in blind
alley, but kept the crowd ut bay with
bis empty revolver until two detectives
stole march on him, knocked him
down and handcuiied him. Fully 1000
people followed him to the station yell.
ing 'lynch him." but the detectives
landed him safely behind the bars.
Grove is supposed to have been crazy
from drink. According to his own story
ho Is of a respectable family. lie worked
in an Omaha packing house before COM
ing here.
, 1890-03-13
A MYSTERIOUS CASE.
A Murdered Jewe,s Discovered In q
CELLAR

NEW YORK, March i0.--A mysterious
murder was discovered by Bluniah l. evy,
a feeble, tottering woman 20 years old
in a grimy cellar on Eldridge street this
afternoon. The murdered one was a
young and good looking woman, evi-
IDENTIFY a JeweSs. The body was GOV.
cred with bruises, and the skull was
fractured. Shrcds of human skin were
found hanging on light threads from her
ingernails, mute evidences Of the awful
struggle with the murderers.
No one had occasion to use the cellar
for six months before to-day. Mrs.
Levy, going down 10 get a boer keg to
preserve pickles, discovered the crime.
For the past year Mrs. Levy's son used
the ground tloor as a place Of business,
and rented the floor above to two rich
Hebrews, who founded n Hebrew school
Isaac Jacobs, n crazy Hebrew, who
killed Herman Rogozinskie recently and
shot, but did not Kill, Mrs. Rogozinskie,
and when pursued shot and Killed him
self was the janitor Of the school. IL
was said that he had II number OF wives,
and the police think the murdered
woman was one Of Jacobs wives, and
that he killed her before his onslaught
on the Rogozinskie family.
, 1890-03-13
wHE BILL LIKELY TO PAss.
The Lottery Men In North Dakota
Using sharp Tactics.

sr. PAUL, March 0.-The North Da-
kota legislature few days ago ap-
pointed seed wheat commission. some
of the members of which are the ac-
knowledged leaders in the lottery
scheme, and the opponents of that meas.
uro at once expressed fear that
through the necessities OF their constit-
uents some Of the anti-lottery members
would be won over by the commission.
A Pioneer Press special tonight says
that there arc the best of reasons for be
lieying tina. the lottery bill will be taken
from the table tomorrow or Wednesday
in order 10 get a test vote on in. II
the motion carries a new bill will
be introduced making the tribute an
nualiy $3.50, 900 instead of $40, 600, while
the price OF the charter will be raised
from So, 900 TO $50, ZOO, and $21, 900 to
be paid at once into the state treasury.
The seed wheat question will be used
with powerful effect.
, 1890-03-13
THE SHORTS WE'RE wonsTED.
Excitement on waI Street Over a
Rrading Pool scheme.

NEW IoRH, March 10 The most eS.
citing incident on Wall street for some
time occurred to-day. when the big New
York and Philadelphia pool in Reading
sprung scheme on the shorts, COM
pclling them to pay 20 per cent. for
the use of the stock for one day.
The pool, which hal its head
quarters in the Worsmers' office, is said
to have been dissatisfied with the re-
suits Of its operations last week and
after n disagreement to-day suddenly
transferred their accounts from the
Wormsers' to Moore tS Schley. Then
they notified Wormser to deliver all the
POOLS stock to Moore & Schley. At the
some time Moore X Schley and all
other firms associated with the pool
called In all stock, loaned them,
and us u result tho Wormsers, who are
said to need 5000 shares of stock TO de
liver to the pool, In addition to being
short as much more on their own ac-
count had to climb with the bear
traders and the clique that had put out
short lines.
None of the interested parties would
make a statement,
, 1890-03-13
A BOY MURDERED.
A Sensational Poisoning
Case in Portland.
A HUSBAND ACCUSED BY HIS Wife
The Boy Made to Eat Food in
Which Was L arge Quanu-
ties OF Arsenio

PoRrLAgp, March l0-The most SEN
satlonal inquest ever held in this city
was concluded this evening. and the
case Is still enshrouded with mystery.
A young named George Becker died,
under peculilr circumstances, on the
morning of the 2d. The physicians who
were called IN too late to render
assistance said that he had all the symp-
toms of poisoning As no bad drunk
some whisky tho evening before for o
cold II was thought the liquor was
druggcd.
The coroner summoned Jury and
took testimony tho following Monday,
but II was not able TO conclude without
holding an autopsy. Doctors Rand and
Wheeler were accordingly directed to
make post mortem examination and
the inquest was postponed.
They examined the stomach, and the
results confirmed the suspicious, They
found the stomach badly congested,
which must have been caused by pow.
crful irritant taken recently. They be-
lieyed that II was arsenic, Croton oil, or
corrosive sublimate. Tue county court
then ordered that chemical analysis be
made of the contents OF tho stomach,
which resulted in discovering large
quantities of arsenic In solid particles.
The chemist found over ninety grains
of the poison and gave 1t as his opinion
that II was taken In food. The whisky
was all right and contained no poison.
The coroner's Jury concluded its
labors to-day and returned verdict in
accordance with the testimony. They
did not know who administered the
arsenic.
The mother suspects her husband,
Thomas Sheridan, the boys step-father,
as the Inter never liked him Sheri-
dan also threatened to give the boy
croton oil In whisky. TO break him of
drinking. AS Sheridan was at the store
all day he had no opportunity to give
the poison. The mother had every OPP
portunity, but no motive. Detectives
are working ON the case and startling
developments may follow.
, 1890-03-13
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
The Travellers Insurance Company
Loses to n, q. Henry.

DESvEn, Col, March 10.-Tho masters $
report, in the celebrated case of r. &.
Henry against the Travellers Insurance
Company, of Hartford, was filed to-day.
The report finds large cash balance
due Henry, and that there should be re.
turned to him collateral aggregating
over 81, 600 900, and orders of the cancel
lation of all Honry's obligations.
The master finds that these obligations
have been paid to the Travellers Insur.
ance Company by the reception of tho
bonds of va rious irrigating companies of
Colorado With which Henryhas been CON
nected. All the claims made by the
Travellers Insurance Company for mis-
appropriation of money by Henry In
Kansas and Colorado are rejected by tlre
master,
This result effects the most important
agricultural districts and changes the
legal status Of more than half of the
Large irrigating canals OF Colorado.
Action was begun by Mr.. Henry to-
day In the United States circuit court
against tho company for s50o, 900 damages
for the illegal seizure of property. More
suits Tor damages will follow.
, 1890-03-13
THE LAKE SHORE a EASTERN.
Denial OF the Application for -. Re-
s.raining Order.

SEATTLE, March, 0.--The application
of Byron Van Houton VS.. the Seattle
Lake Shore & Eastern railway, the Sc.
attic, Lake Shore Il Eastern Construc.
ton Company and the Union Trust
Company, of New York, to enjoin the
first named corporation from building
operations was this evening denied by
Judge Litchenberger.
Van Houten was subscriber to the
original stock Of the Seattle, Lake Shore
q Eastern railway, and claimed that tho
Seattle, Lake Shore x Eastern Construe-
tion Company was absorbing the Seattle,
Lake Shore Il Eastern hallway Com
pany and was seeking to defraud the
small stockholders. The defendant cor
poration, in answer sought to prove that
the Northern Pacific company was back
OF the whole proceedings, for the purpose
oil Killing competition.
Van Houten's attorneys will appeal.
, 1890-03-13
A SUCCESSFUL MUrISy.
Dlscontcntcd sailors Place Their
Captain In Irons.

NEw YORK, March THE story OF q
mutiny is told by Captain William
Prattley, OF the ship Riela, from Rio
Janeiro. lie says rice ship from Cal
cu,ta put into Rio, commanded by the
second mate, with nine sailors before
the mast. The captain, first mate. and
five sailors were In irons. When several
days out from Calcutta, some bad pork
was given the sailots, and during the
night nine of them mutinied. When
they complained of the food tho cap
tain said he would starve them into
submission. The men armed them
selves with pistols and old swords, and
headed by the second mate, commanded
the captain to give them the key 10 the
storc-room. The captain refused, and
summoned the iifst mate and five sea.
men. They could only find two pistols
and musket. Two Of the sailors that
stood by the captain were shot down
The captain, first mate and three sailors
were placed in irons by the mutineers,
who brought the ship to Rio.
The British consul was informed and
q naval court was convened which sent
the mutinecrs to Jail. They will prob
ably be shipped TO England.
, 1890-03-13
FIRE IN a TENEMENT.
Great Excitement, and the Inmate,
Rescued with Dinicuity.

SEw YoRK, March io.-rhc cry of fire
awakened Ludlow street once more to
night. IL came from 1877, n human bee
hive, six stories high which sheltered
forty families, Less than two years ago
the building was rayaged and number
OF people were burned, although
none were killed. 1t has
since been provided with every
escape for its teeming population.
During the progress Of the FIRE the occu-
pants of the building were IN terrible
peril. All were rescued in safety, how.
ever There were many marrow escapes.
AS the flames surrounded the building
the iire-cscapes and halls were filled
with smoke,
An incident of the fire was father
throwing his baby from o second-story
iirc escape into tho arms of an officer
below, who caught IL lying. Several
persons were rescued by being lowered
by ropes.
The loss was small
, 1890-03-13
MAJOR wIssMAN.
His Forces Again Victorious Over ths
Natives

ZANZIBAR, March Major Wissman
attacked the fortified position held by
Bwana Herr at Nelembale ON January 1.
and carried ii after severe fight The
German force consisted of 500 spudaneso
aud ofli GERS, while Bwana had |, 800 men.
The battle lasted several hours and the
complete.
The expedition under Major Wissman
and all the German officers belonging 10
1t, have started for Sagdani, the strong
est position held by Bwana Herbs forces.
The intention Of Wissman is to attack
the place. The German expedition at
Usumbra has been successful,
, 1890-03-13
THE SUGAR TRADE.
The Combination OF Wholesale Deal
srs Causes some Comment.

NEW YoRH, March 1T Is reported
that the com bination among the whole.
sale dealers In sugar has caused consid.
erable comment. There seems to be no
fear, however, that the price of sugar
will be increased to any great extent.
+. II. Thurber says the combination
will be extended throughout the entire
country, IL In not a trust but the OBJ
ject Is to prevent irregularity oil prices
and cutting below legitimate profits
The price at which sugar may be sold to
retail dealers will be telegraphed daily
to the wholesale dealers, and at the end
one -iourth cent per pound to all who have
not cut under the established rates.
, 1890-03-13
DANGEROUS INDIANS.
A Desperate Fight Betueen M, xicans
and Apaches.

Tucson, Ariz., March l0.--Advices
from Bairski, Sonora, state that ON the
18th INST. posse of Mexicans overlook
and had fight with six Apache In
dians. one Indian and one Mexican
were killed, and another Mexican was
wounded. A small band of Apaches
have been depredating in old Mexico for
the past four years.
MANY NURDEHs REPORTED.
YUMA, Ariz., March 1O.-The Indian
runners bring news of several murders
along the Colorado river in Lower Cali
fornia among the Cocopah Indians, Old
Chief Colerow died three weeks since,
add the chief believes the medicine man
guilty Of witchcraft, and caused his
murder. Thereupon, his relatives killed
two OF the slayers, and now the chief,
with the balance OF the tribe, assert that
they will kill all the medicine mans y
male relatives, including his sons. Con-
siderable excitement prevails. The
tribe lives In Mexican territory. short
distance below the International line.
, 1890-03-13
BETWEEN PORTLAND AND JAPAN
The Monthly steamship Contract
Finally Closed.

SAN FRAScIsco, March 6.-General
Traffic Manager Mellcn, of the Union
Pacific, and Ben Campbell, general
freight agent of the Pacific division OF
the same road. which comprise the
Oregon Short Line, spent the entire day
Thursday in consultation with Fourth
Vice President Stubbs and General
Traffic Manager Gray, of the Southern
Pacific. 1t was learned that the Union
Pacific had finally closed the contract
with Frank Upton, OF Japan, for "A
monthly steamer each way between
Portland and Yokohoma and Hong
Kong The steamers are British vessels
of from 5000 TO 3, 800 tons burden The
line is subsidized by the japanese gov
ernment, and will operate under the
Japanese flag. The terms of the con-
tract between Mr.. Upton and the Union
Pacific are not known, but the Union
Pacific will exclusively enjoy the benefits
of the arrangement.
, 1890-03-13
A WELL DESERVED SENTENCES
A Portland Rsvishsr Sentenced To
Seven Years.

PORTLAND, Or, March s.-This morn
ing w. Is. Daniels, convicted yesterday
OF the crime of rape on Miss Maude
Miller. was brought before Judge Shears
for sentence. As the Defendants counsel
saw that 1t would be useless to move for
a new trial or take an appeal to the su-
preme court, Daniels was hovering be-
tween fear aEd hope when he entered
the courtroom. He was relieved OF his
suspense very rapidly, though. After
replying to the courts question that he
had nothing to say why sentence should
not be passed, Judge Shears sentenced
him to seven years In the penitentiary:
Daniels turned deathly pale and seemed
dazed at what he considered the sever
ity of the sentence. Upon being taken
back to his cell, he said TO Jailer James,
"My Cod this IL horrible. lie might
just as we'll have given mo life as seven
years"
, 1890-03-13
Wissman's native soldiers died Of sun.
stroke. The Arab loss was heavy.
RosALIA NOTES.
An Interesting budget From Our
Regular Correspondent.

NNoNhtAt -hhNcn ".
Tho weather took quite O change on
Saturday from sunshine to quite bliz-
card In the evening. Washington seems
bound to take tho lead and excel, even
ifit Is In big winter The mex, thing
will bo big crop that will surprise the
world.
IL. Y. Suksdorf, of spangle, Is regis.
tered at the TUlton house, and Is iigur.
ing on sowing an immense acreage OF
grain this year
Several newcomers have been noticed
ON our streets, and number of them
have located and intend TO make this
their future home.
A large immigration Is expected hers
before long, as numerous letters arc
daily received by people from their
friends In the east.
q. A. Andrews, general superlntend-
ent of Sabbath schools, visited Rosaiia
and was much pleased with the progress
of the Sunday school under tho man
agement OF q. II. Robinson. Mr.. An
drews addressed the children and gave
them some excellent advice, which wa,
very much appreciated by both old and
young.
DR.. Iconard's little boy Is lying dan.
gerously III, but is reported somewhat
better TODAY.
, 1890-03-13
CATTLEMEN BARRED OUT.
Thsy Can not Treat with the Indians
for Grazing PurposeA

ARKANSAS CRY, March a-Immedi-
atoly after the issuance Of the presidents 9
proclamation, ordering cattlemen to 70
move their herds from the Cherokee
strip, they began TO negotiate for leases
on several Indian reservations in the
territory. Some Of them have
contaminated such leases All were
greatly excited to-day by the report
from Indian Agent W ood that Lommis-
sioner Morgan had instructed him to
allow no arrangement to be made by
cattlemen or .thers TO treat with the
Indians for their lands for grazing pur-
poses, and not TO allow cattle upon any
OF the reservations.
, 1890-03-13
pRow SED Dy A LANDSLIDE.
The Way They do Things Down In
California.

SHASTA, Cal, March TO- News was re-
ceiyed to-day of fatal landslide which
occurred nc Moauervillo last Fri
day, drowning two brothers
named John and James Sowden.
The slide came from tho mountains,
filling their dam and sending large
body of water rushing down the gulch
where tic men were at work on their
claim. The bodies were found half u
mile below the place where they were
Workiu
, 1890-03-13
THE FARMERS ALLIANCE.
Bishop Fink withJraws His ObJec-
lions to Catholics Joining.

LEAyENwoRrH, Kan, March o. Bish-
op Fink has consented to have his re-.
cent letter prohibiting Catholics from
joining the Farmers Alliance modified.
Representatives of the state and county
alliances assured him that there was no
that the religious parts of che constitu-
tion would be eliminated. In view of
Letter io A II Tbistlewait,, anem bor
of the alliance, stating that his objcc-
tions TO Catholics joining the alliance
were withdrawn.
, 1890-03-13
Won EoETTICHER DECORATED
Emperor william Confsrs Honor
Upon a EayorItc.

BERLIN, March 0.-To mark the ami
versary of his grandfather Emperor
William, the emperor to-day sent to
Won Boetticher, minister Of the interior,
the decoration Of the order OF the Black
Eagle. Accompanying the decoration
was letter written by the emperor, In
which he associates the honor with tho
memory OF the late en- m1lrof, 90 yhOm
he refers as the pioneer - s1uiss rciOrtn
which he says the government is re-
solved to pursue with all persistence. In
the efforts to carry out the desired rc-
fora the emperor says he found Won
BOetticher mis- main support.
The incident is much remarked on in
connection with the rumors that Won
Boettieher will succeed Bismnrck.
, 1890-03-13
DETERMINED OPPOSITION.
The Natives OF Fotmosa Defeat the
Chinese Troops.

sAS FBNScIsco, Maj ch 0.-'r he steamer
Belgic arrived this morning from
Hong Kong and Yokohama, bringing
advices that the aborigines of For
mosa banded themselves together and
offered so determined opposition to the
Chinese troops that were trying to quell
Formosa that the commander of the
Chinese, alter 30 of his men had been
led into an ambush and all but ten
slaughtered, gave up the campaign
against the rebels, and opened friendly
negotiations with them.
The natives, on receiving promises OF
large concessions. agreed TO abandon
their hostile attitude toward the Chi
nese authorities. Brigandage, however,
is still rampant.
, 1890-03-13
CoLFAx NEWS 1T EMS.
Three Jaii Birds Succeed In Obtain.
Ing Their Liberty.

CoLFAx, Wash, March 6.-Iast even.
ing as the lailJr entered the jail to lock
up the prisoners in their cells, he dis.
covered that hole had been cut through
the wall, and that Charles Thompson
and Thomas Whallen, charged with
grand larceny, and Charles Olsen. in for
burglary, were missing. Their pal, Car.
ter, was left, the hole being too small
ior his delivery. The work was done
with razor. outside assistance was
rendered them. a reward OF $50 is Of
fofed.
o. II. Williams, of this place, has pur.
cha sed the interest of A. l.. Mills In the
bank OF Colfax. Mr.. Mills will locate IN
Portland.
Hon. James T. Perkins has returned
from his alifDrnia trim
, 1890-03-13
A sysrEMATiC SCHEME.
Two Wells Fargo Robbers Mako .
COnfesaion.

SAN FRAsoisco, March 8--George w.
Gregory and John Newing were arrested
this afternoon for robbing the Wells
Fargo box on on Oakland boat some
months ago. They have confessed q
plot for an extensive system Of rob-
berries.
Gregory was formerly messenger for
Wells Fargo, but resigned In December,
after securing key which would unlock
the treasure boxes and another
for the express cars. He took New
ing into partnership, and on January
o they robbed the box on the fery.boat
between here and Oakland. Gregory
had also learned the combinations OF the
safes In many Of the country Offices and
they next tried several Of them. Un-
fortunately for their schemes the com
binations were changed AFTER Gregory
resigned. Then they planned to hold
up an express messenger on an overland
train, but while hesitsting through lack
Of courage were nabbed by detective.