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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-20
WINDOW GLASS POOL.
The Incorporation Papers Filed ut Spring
field. O.-Firms In the Deal.

SPRINGFIELD, O., November l9.-The
final papers of incorporation of the
American Window Glass Company have
been filed and show the following stock
subscriptions to the combination:
Charles A. Smith, Pittsburg, Pa, Sl3,
900: Louis Blatz, Detroit, Mich, $1,000;
j. Milton Lewis, Barnesvilc, o., 1900;
ID, O. Cunningham, Pittsburg, $4,000;
Il. o. Ihmsen, Pittsburg, $1,000; j. o.
Campbell, Pittsburg, $1,000; Washington
d. Keyes, New Albany, Ind, S22, 900; T..
ii. Johnson, North Baltimore, o., Sl0,-
600; Ulysses G.. Baker, Findlay, o.. s9,-
900: c. Ihmsen, Jr.. Pittsburg, $4,000;
J. L. Van Deventer, Maumee, o., $1,000;
Thomas +. Hart, Muncie, Ind, $4,000;
John D. Baker, Findlay, O..
Sl5,O 900; A. X Smith, Muncie,
Ind, $4,000: Clifton w. Phillips,
Pittsburg, SO, 900: Daniel Mckee, Pitts
burg, Sl3, 200; Geo. A. Phipps, Pendle-
ton, Ind, $1,000; Wm. Loeilier, Pitts
burg. $4,000; John Stollburg, Toledo,
SC, 900: Abner w. Howard, PittSburg,
siO, 900; Frank IL. Morrical. Findlay, o..
1000: VIM. II. Werner, Findlay, o.,
81 900: J. w. Knox. New Castle, Pa ,
$1,000: Thomas Wightman, Pittsburg,
SO. 600: J. \. Chambers, Jr., Jeanette,
Pa, $4,000; Tim O'Leary, Jr., Pitts
burg. $1,000: Thomas ). Cunningham,
Pittsburg, 9l.000.
The Board of Directors for the first
year of the existence of the company in
cludes all these named and others, max
| ing forty In all.
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a Missionary Car.

ST. PAUL, November l9.-The Bap
lists are to have a rolling tabernacle,
chapel on wheels, which is TO travel al
over the northwest. carrying two mis-
sionaries. The chapel car is 60 fee
long and 10 feet wide. AT one eud
space about Is feet long will be fitted
up for living purposes, The remainder
of the car will be fitted and furnished
as a chapel. This car will run up OF
the extended system of the Northern
Pacific and Wisconsin Central railroads
and doubtless upon other roads also
The control and management of the
chapel car will pertain to w. r. Smith
of Boston. the Sunday School Mission
ary for Minnesota, OF the American Bap
fists Publication Society.
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WILL Stick to Him.

New YORK, November 19.-T. p. Gill,
NJ. F., was seen this afternoon by an
Associated Press reporter. He said that
the Irish ENJOYS in this country would
not issue manifesto on the attitude OF
the Irish party towards Mr. Parnell,
but all OF them reierate the statements
already made, namely. that they will
support Mr.. Parnell under all circum-
stances and urge him to continue his
lnaderShin
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Eoch Will lie knighted.

BERLIN. November 19.-As reward
for his services in medical science the
Emperor will probably confer the tue
of nobility upon Prof. Koch. The Pro-
fessor states that the government must
prepare the lymph used in the cure oi
tnhnrcnlnSis.
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i"hk, November &c. +. Mi
r. .gnee Of i. W. Gallaudet X
'er, 40 No. Wall street. said
.-.. ,-ai he had made a rapid but ap-
.....'e statement of the firms ac-
p. .-.. 'I'm which hc thinks il IS safe
..at ihe assets on their face value
r... aing over Sl.O0O,OOO. the eSti-
r. ,"e assets being based, 50 far as
l-.. rifles are concerned, at the
depressed valuation. The LA
-'f ,-uU. 1000. r
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The Burglar Confesses'
.;nI T.lsorau 10 the Register.

Spscial Tsle0ram 70 NE Re0tster.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA. November
1o-Frank Bush, the burglar who bur,
rlarized Butchers gunsmith shop ana
was captured on the order OF Detective
Mehen, confessed in open court here to-
day. and was sentenced TO three years
in the penitentiary.
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WILL Reunin Loyal.

DUBLIN, November l9.-At private
meeting of Irish members OF Parliament
in Dublin to-day it was unanimously re-
solved to remain loyal TO Mr.. Parnell.
Great preparations are being made for a
meeting to be held in Leinster hall to-
morrow night.
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The CompAct Sealed.

ATLANTA, GA, November l9.-The
Legislature met in joint session to-day
and formally announced the result OF
Yesterdays election of John Il. Gordon,
as Senator for the full term of six years
from March 4, 1891.
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Was Temporarily Insane.

BALTIMORE, November 19.-Lee Weo-
ster. a resident of Cockeysville, Baltl-
more county. killed himself early TINS
morning in the residence oil Mrs. "m'
Renshaw, North Charles street, TINS
city. Mr.. Webster is believed TO have
been temporarily.
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x.,,o,., paint Convention.

CINCINNATI, O.. November l9.-The
delegates to the National Paint Con.
vention listened to-day to the report oi
President Richardson. He said the or
ganization had continually grown since
IFS beginning in 1854, and that 1t had
accomplished I many good results in the
,vav of removing evils.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-20

-'NuuN November ~. The Times
.'. Nfa.., drawn on Barring broth
-- l,. Saturday by correspond
a- accepted. but all drawn
"..I Dee recognized. The
'a .a . -a-aud is practically in charge
HlrH-> affairs. II is probable
1. t. re>uSicitated with fresh
THO bank is charging a high
l-. iu order 90 prevent an
> 10 desires holders tOeX-
arau.e aud not throw un-
Hars ou Che bank. All ac-
ady provided for will be
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" J.. November l9.-At g
M -.-uing a crowd had assem-
>. -le doors Of the Howard
t-,'.. zion. They were depOSi-
- ar The bank 10 open in order
,hcir money. When the
opened. the crowd had
r. l,si and they swarmed into
ase dies. All the forenoon
.ae bank continued and the
"-, paid out as fast as the clerks
---- it President Frainghui-
.0al.e t0 state how much had
-i to> the clerks had all been
Tie thought the amount
from $4,000 To 100000. He
,.a,ea.Iy that the bank was
= alie to pay every depOSitor
,s ana >ti.i have Sl,OOO,OOO. lie
..'--lt the run was caused by
..lucIdI crashes
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what Fools We Mortals BE. "

LONDON, November l9.-An explana-
tion Is published regarding the report
that judgment for large sum had been
obtained in the American court against
the Duchess OF Marlborough. II APP
pears that the Duchess possesses life
interest in property In America. from
which the sum Of eiO, 900 Is realized an
nually. The American courts do not
allow a change to be made upon a life
interest, and the Duchess therefore
raised large sum in England to spend
on Benheim Palace, and in the purchase
Of London mansion. In order TO com.
plete the lenders security the Duchess
insured her life for heavy amount and
allowed judgment to be taken in the
American courts for the advances made.
This legal operation does not affect her
business or financial position.
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Decline In Scotch Pig Iron.

GLASGOW, November l9.-lron war
rants are almost unsaleable in the mar
ket here. Pig iron yesterday declined
to ASS. lOd. and closed at ;he worst
| noint
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Coal Driyers ON a Strike.

Brazil, IND, November l9.-The
drivers in the various block coal mines
in this district are out on strike for an
advance in wages.
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WAT RESTORED CONFIDENCE.
The Bank Of England's Action-The Har-
moniration of Interests.

nNnlfAAlhn OF Autttt>N~s
NEN YoER. November lg.-Thc Post
Sass, There We're two leading causes
,or tle recovery OF confidence aud the
price DOB the afternoon. First was the
action by thc Bank OF England in post
ing notice officially denying that the
bank will call iu loans, aud also ia ad-
vi>.ug tho banks generally 20 continue
their loans Co hroSer- until the next ac-
count. or iortuishtiy settlement. The
result % this was that discounts wer,
easier iu the afternoon iu London auc
the Stork market there closed firm at
large recovery with good buying bl
capitalists for Investment and with th'
fact that the Bank of England rate o
discount would not be raised tomorrow
rs was thought earlier ia the day that .
would De-. All of this had a great fleet q
help restore confidence in this market
Second. the revolution in the Pacific
Nln directory. which takes place with
.gt 81. election. and without much, II
ANS .,rgr-Ie. ir the market for control
of ftb. ,,l-i. but by "a negotiation, Is re-
garl.I.a~ th. index ot most important
Iarn.rIftfi.r uf interest 0u q larger
SCALE Iu tn. NuD'r Granger aud Trans
continental railroad system. hur cSpe-
c.aiy iu themlt-er ui tlr Ju1n Pacific
Northwestern Alliance. ari 'lra-t.,udc
uf thrutIrr Granger road, towards it.
The restoration Dt t.r eultro. ut the
parf. Mail ,o Mr. Gould is also fac
tDr il that f lc iI r0, have it the
Union Pacific and los other allies would
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Extremely Rare.

BERLIN, November l9.-Prof. Koch
asserts that the recurrence OF tubercu-
losis after treatment by his method is
extremely rare.
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Troops for Pine Ridge.

CHEYENNE. WYo., November 10
The troops at Fort Russell, under the
command Of Col r. II. ALLEY. expect to
leave this evening for Pine Ridge
Agency
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To Study Koch's Method.

New YORK, November l9.-Dr. W. a.
Taltaval, of this city, will sail on the
steamer Rugia on Saturday on his way
to Berlin, to study Prof. Koch : method
of treating tubercular diseases.
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LNNpoN. November lg-The stock
-.alnse to-day was prey % rumOr>,
.ltr oi which We're founded on fact.
&, SIT. le astonishing IL t0-day'S con-
''e-atoa is mot followed by a sharp
H.y There is nothing in the mon
,aft situation to create uucaSinesS.
l-o Bans of England returns will prob
-.i 0NceI fourteen million pounds,
lal is expected io reach sixteen million
pound, l week iaIcr Every facility
N. .e given 5y the Bank Of England
-.l ''arr banks to borrowers ON stocks
ana o.-.r securities. The country
.i.a> .ate ceased 90 withdraw money
A" London, and there is every ap-
t-'an.o 'aaf the >ub-acute panic is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-20

WASHINGTON, ID. c., November 10
Secretary Proctor returned TO Washing
ton from the west this morning and was
at once shown the following telegram
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Always keep the bottle handy
Do not place it out OF sight
For II cured our little Andy,
Who was coughing day and nlgh'

veni. vdi vcil This is said Of salvation oI,
o., II conauers the worst cases OF rheuhats,ih
aoa m1 :, nevrsIeia AT once Price only &c bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-20
scotIand's Free Church Leader Dead.

LONDON, November l9.-Rev. DR..
Adam, leader Of the free church in Scot
laud, is dead.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-10-03
Personal AND POLITICAL.

TIE sickness and destitution of the
widow of General Fremont at Los An
Celes, Cal, has been confirmed.
Ex-PREsIDENT CLEVELAND made a
vigorous denial of tho report in a New
York paper to the effect that he was in
failing health. His face was brown and
ruddy and he laughed at the report that
he was in bad health.
GENERAL BoULANGER Will issue book
of 200 pages as reply to his detractors
in France.
1T is understood that Mr.. Parnell will
shortly call a convention of the Irish
Nationalist party.
THE First West Virginia Democratic
Congressional convention renominated
John o. Pendleton.
TIE Republican Congressional con-
vention OF tho Fourteenth Ohio district
has nominated r +. Swingle.
THE House Committee on Post-ofiices
and Post-roads has authorized n favor
able report on the bill introduced by
Mr.. Bingham appropriating $40. 900 to
allow tho Postmaster-General to test
the free delivery system at small towns
and villages.
PRESIDENT and Mrs. Harrison and fam
ily returned on the cath to Washington
from Cresson, Pa
The Armenian Bishop, Bedross Nor
garian, has been imprisoned at Constan-
tinople on a charge of melting the Ar
menians to revolt
LIEUTENANT FREMONT denies the
stories of his mothers extreme desti-
tuition.
f. H. DEAs, colored, has been nomi-
mated for Congress by tho Republicans
Of the Sixth South Carolina district
Ex-GovERNoR CHARLES FOSTER has
decided to accept the Republican nomi.
nation for Congress from the Eighth
Ohio district
Mr. PARNELL has called a conference
OF the Irish Nat onalists to be held in
Dublin October 8
The twentieth annual convention OF
the National Prison congress COM
menced at Cincinnati on the 25th with
ex-President L. B, Hayes in the chair.
a COLORADO Democrats have nominated
Caldwell Yeaman, of Trinidad, for Gov
ernor.
A REPORT by way of San Antonio,
Tex, says that recently an attempt was
made to assassinate the President OF
Mexico by concealed parties, who fired
q volley of musketry.
The President has nominated E. Burd
Grubb, OF New Jersey, to be Minister
70 Spain; Edwin II. Conger, Of Iowa,
Minister to Brazil
THE Italian Government has caused
tll feeling by prohibiting bands from
plavine the Marsellatse and 0sgihaldi
hymns
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ate on firearms are retained, l., as arc
also the reduced rates of the Senate on
copper.
In the spirit schedule, brandy, cor
dials, LIQUORS, etc, and spirtiuous bever-
ages or bitters containing spirits are
made dutiabie at 81. so per proof gallon;
bay rum 81. so per. gallon; champagne
and all other sparkling wines IS per
dozen in quart bottles; ale, porter and
beer in bottles 40 cents per gallon.
The rate on undressed flax is fixed at
1 cent per pound; on tow of flax or
hemp one-half cent per pound; on
cables, cordage and twine, except bind
ing twine composed wholly of MANILA
or sisal grass, ~ cents per pound: on
cables and cordage, made of hemp, "a
cents per pound; tarred, 8 cents per
pound; cotton bagging valued at more
than cents per square yard, one and
six-tenths cents; valued at more than 8
cents, one and eighteenth cents
Important changes made by the Sem
ate in the wool schedule were allowed
to remain. These provide that the
duty on wooden and worsted yarns
made of wool, worsted, or the hairs of
animals, valued at not more than
thirty cents per pound, shall be dutia-
BILE at two and half times the duty
imposed on unwashed wool of the first
class, and in addition thirty-ive per
cent ad valorenl, and the duty on
wooden or worsted cloths of the same
standard shall be three times the duty
imposed on unwashed wool of the first
| class.
There is a great deal of feeling among
| the Southern members about the pro-
| posed change in the rate of bounty on
sugar between so and 90 polariscope
| test. They claim that it is contrary to
| the rules of both houses for the confer
rees to make such change in an item
on which both houses had agreed, and
Mr.. Carlisle will make this point against
| the item in the Senate. 1t is claimed
by the Republicans, though, that there
was a general disagreement between
| the two houses on the sugar schedule
which warrants the proposed change in
/ bounty; and besides, that the change in
the time of putting the bounty system
into effect makes the change in rate OF
| bounty germane.
| Some anxiety IS felt about the attl-
tude of the Western Senators toward
the binding-twine amendment Sena-
tor Paddock is much put out by the ac-
ton of tho conferrees, and he stated
this afternoon that he will vote
against the conference report 1t is
not know how many of the recalcitrant
Senators will stand with him, but the
| conferrees do not think there will be
enough to defeat the report
! Speaker Reed and Messrs. Mckinley
and Cannon, the Republican members
of the committee on rules, had
a consult tation yesterday afternoon in
| relation to programme for the
disposition of the conference report
on the Tariff bill by the House
No agreement was reached, but it is un'
derstood that the committee on rules
will bring in an order to-day provid
ing for the immediate consideration Of
| the reDOrt .t.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-10-03
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

AN unfortunate affair occurred at the
Virginia Military Institute on the cath.
Cadets Frank w. McConnio, of Texas,
and w. L. Taliaferro had personal
difficulty which eliminated in fight of
several rounds. About two hours after
the matter had been settled young
Taliaferro died.
THE Senate Committee on Military
Affairs has reported favOrably Senator
Bates bill to transfer the Weather
Bureau from the War to the Agricul-
tural Department.
A MOVEMENT is on foot to erect a mon
ument to Stephen G. Foster, the COM
poser of ''Old Folks at Home" and many
other celebrated American songs.
A PECULIAR distemper has broken out
among horses in Manchester, n. H.,
which has baffied the veterinarians.
The disease begins in slight lameness
and eliminates in swollen limbs and
running sores.
THE business failures occurring dur
ing the week ending on the Goth num-
Der 219, as compared with 100 last week.
For the corresponding week of last year
the figures were 1872.
NEAR Middlesboro, KY, on the Goth,
Jim Kearn attempted to murder the
landlord of Bennett Fork camp and was
killed by Jim PrafTt.
TWELVE miles west of Birmingham,
Ala, on the 25th, party of engineers
prospecting for coal struck a vein of
natural gas. A holc had been bored to
a considerable depth when a strong
volume of gas burst forth. 1t was
ignited and burned freely. 1t is
thought the find may prove a valuable
one.
THE American schooner David Crockett
was seized at Charlestown, Quebec, on
the 26th, for violation OF the fisheries
law. The seizure was made by Capt.
Mckenzie of the Dominion cruiser
Critic The Crockett is now in charge
of the prize crew.
THE quiet arrest at Pittsburg of
Joseph Keener, for passing counterfeit
money has resulted in securing a prize.
A search of his home in Allegheny dis
magnetic battery for silver gold plating
besides table worn and marked by a
years use for cooling hot dimes, quarters,
njckels and dollars. The heavy dollar
plates were perfect. A number Of peo-
pie since the arrest find they possess
silver dollars nearly, but not quite
genuine.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-10-03

The Weeks Business and the General
Trade Outlook as Reported by II. G.
Dun Co.
New YORK, Sept. 27.-R. G. Dun &
Co. s weekly review of trade says:
Treasury disbursements for bonds and
silver and prepaymcnts of interest have re-
duced balances by nearly $50, ,000, 900, bat the
enormous supply of currency has not as yet
inflated prices at all. The local rate for
money on call has declined from to per
cent, and an easier market Is reported at
Boston, Philadelphia and Chicago. But the
great foreign banks continue to lose gold,
England and France reporting loss of S4,-
GOO, 000 for the week. With lower prices,
there appears the desired Improvement
In export of products, and the decrease
for the past three weeks is now only
four-sevenths per cent compared with
last year. The imports are much enlarged
by effort to get goods into the country be-
fore a new tariff goes into effect, but the
current accounts of such increase are exdg-
gerated; the value of all imports for three
weeks has been but 15I3 per cent above last
years record. The reports from cities show
a remarkable activity in all branches OF
legitimate trade. Boston reports more
trade with easy money and exceptionally
largo sales OF wool reaching 6,7500J0
pounds. At Philadelphia the shoe and
leather trades are exceptionally GOOD
and the iron trade improves. Chicago notes
heavy decline in grain receipts comptrcu
with last year Cincinnati also reports
quite a go cd trade and fair crops At Cleye-
land trade Is good, and at Pittsburgh it
holds prices firmly, though there is slight
weakening in pig iron. Milwaukee reports
trade much in excess of last yaars, ana De-
troit also. At Minneapolis lumber has ead-
vanced so cents. White wheat is unsettled,
with receipts of 10000 bushels. Kansas
City reports steady trade, aud Savannah
notes general activity, with firm prices Tor
staples. Though money is very active at
most points, and rather stringent at many,
the volume of business does not seem to be
anywhere curtafled thereby, and the reports
as to collections are much more favorable
than usual
The business failures during the last seven
days number: For the United States, 193;
for Canada, 27: total 219; as compared with
a total of l9O last week, and 1913 for the week
previous to the last For the correspond
ing eek of last year the figures were 1872
representing los IN the Unite1 States and %
in Canada
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-10-03

NEW DIRK, Sept GA movement
on foot to erect monument to
Stephen c. Foster. the composer of
The Old Folks at Home" and many
other celebrated American songs. VIM.
J. Noble, former resident of Pitts
burgh, is interesting himself in tho
matter, and has conditionally arranged
with d. Il. Shehan, the sculptor, to
fashion the statue. 1t is expected that
before many months the monument
will be erected at Allegheny Park,
pittsburgh.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-10-03
The Doorkeeper was in the Line of His
Duty.

WASHINGTON, Sept 27.-The House
committee on the judiciary, to whom
was referred the resolution introduced
in the House by Mr.. EHloe, of Tennes-
see, charging the doorkeeper of tho
House with using violence in trying to
stop him leaving the House, Yesterday
reported it back to the House adversely.
The doorkeeper charged with the
offense claims that he simply laid his
hand on Mr.. Enloe's shoulder and re-
minded him that it was against the
rules to leave the House during call
of that body, and the committee after a
careful consideration of the resolution
could find no reason for granting it.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-10-03
MONEY AND BUSINESS.

The Weeks Business and the General
Trade Outlook as Reported by II. G.
Dun & Co.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-02-26
and evidently the grip had the effect
OF renewing this latent disease.
Philadelphia Record.
A Queer Character.

Billie Mustard is an eccentric old
man, well known among the farming
community of Hanover and ST.
Clair townships, in Butter County,
Ohio. During the sumner and fall
months he worked as a day laborer
among the farmers, being q good
man wherever he was put. He was
saving, and when winter approached
he resorted to Four Mile Creek,
where he dug a hole in the bank and
constructed cot of straw and such
other materials as he could gather
and spent his nights there. During
the continued rainy spell his domi-
Gle caved in, bnrying the old man
to the waist, and in this position be,
was compelled to dig himself out,
which occupied two days. Billie has
led a queer life, but has through an
his yicissitudes borne O name for
honesty and sobrietY A few days
ago some of the neighbors had him
removed to the county infirmary.
where he viii probably end his days
as he is far advanced in years.