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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-20

PrrrsRuncH, Aug, is-Afeight train
on the Pan Handle raflroad ran into .
coal train on side track ~ Midway.
twenty miles west Of hers. Saturday
night demolishing tho engine snd ave
o. sir cars, Three employees were
saigbAy injured.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-20

DjsfRpiT, Mich, Aug. .Is,.tAktkSmid.
spRpief handicap games 30 petroit
Athlete Club saturday H4ffy ysgett,
Of Chicago, q Notre Dame sttIl K broke
the American hop. step and jump roo.
ord The record has lbeeG ~ feet, q
inches On the first pttempf yeyeu
hads tisSk ~ iAphaA f4raiaAlhR An-
atenrs d new record. IFS hop was sew.
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-20

DASvrLLE, Iliy Aug, ts,-Policcmap
Poll while. attempting TO arrest some
mon in saloon Saturday night was as.
saulted BY gang Of toughG Poll drew
. revolver and shot John cleland
through the lungs and AL Gle land In the
arm. John Cleland can not recover.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-20
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-20
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-20

NICHOLAS LuNse, q we'll known San
Francisco capitalist, died In that city on
tho 18th. His wealth was estimated at
between fifteen and twenty millions
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-20
'ioiA CHILb KILLED! & rs

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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-20

NEW YoRK, Aug. 1a--James Pollion,
forty-hve years old, locomotive engL
neer, was struck BY the Spuyten Duyvel
local train at Mott Haven at two
O'clock Sunday afternoon and instantly
killed Pollion leaves . widow, who
lives In Troy. He was member Of ths
brotherhood Of Locomotive, Engineera
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-20

! MANtrdELD, o.. Aug. fa o Eight cattle
cars were thrown over an embsnkment
b D. rear-end, SOLUTION on the, R4p
Handle railroad Saturday afternoon,
Two dfoyefS enginocr Reed, OF che rthf
train, and fireman Morrison wore bsdi }
injured.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-20
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-04
CLAYBURN CASE.
A RATHER DAMAGING REPORT ON The
CASE
By the Majority Of !hs Elections Committee in
the hoase-Ths Seat Declared Vacant
What Congress VIII Do the
Coming Week.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. August Rep
resentatiye Lacey, Of Iowa, has pre-
pared for submission to the House the
majority report OF the Election Commit
tee upon the Clayton n-Breckenridge ease.
The report continuing says: No rea-
sonable explanation Of the murder ap-
pears except that some OF the ballot box
thieves, finding the taking Of the teSti-
mony progressing killed Col. Clayton u
suppress the investigation. No other
other motive is possible
The report urges laws that will pre-
vent ballot-box stealing This is
spoken Of at great length, and the re-
port continues: THE murder OF Ben
jamin, well-known Little Rock Re
publican. who was killed near Morril-
ton while cOnfeIrlng with local Repub-
licans with regard to bringing the bal
lot-boX thieves to justice was well
known, no doubt, but no effort was
ever made 10 find the murdcrerS." The
report says the majority Of the House
declines To be bound by the
action Of an Arkansas jury in ac-
quitting those charged with fraud.
and disagreeS greatly with other legal
propositions brought forward by coun-
sci. Never BEFORE" the report says,
"has a contest for a seat ia Congress
been terminated by the bullet OF an as
saSsin. II such methods are submitted
to in silence the party benefited by the
crime of his partiSans quietly and with
out dispute retaining the benefits Of the
death Of his competitors, new element
would be introduced into our form of
government. The resolution accom-
panying the report declares the seat
vacant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-04
AttncI,ed hy Strikers.

san Francisco, August 3.-For several
months the iron molders' union here mas
been on a strike against a number OF
forndries of which the city iron works IS
one. This afternoon Walter Rideout. a
Young married man, one Of the non-unlon
apprentices in the city iron works on
leaving the foundry found a number OF
strikers seemingly awainting him. With
the aid Of a policeman he succeeded IN get
ting away on cable car and believing
bimself safe. went to sleep. Two strikers,
HI. Siebert and an unknown man, got on
on the car, however, without Rideout see see
ing them. Siebert suddenly gave lhe
sleeping man terrible blow in the face.
Rideout. awaking, drew revolver which
Siebcrt tried to take from him. The other
man came to Siebert's aid. In the struggle
the pistol was discharged, the ball passing
through Siebert's left breast. The wounded
molder died at II o'clock tonight. The
moiders are much excited, and extra pc p9,-
iicemen have been stationed at all struck
fonndries to prevent disorder. None IS re
ollv expect ed, however.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-04
ONLY FIVE WIVES.
The Accusations Charged Against Charles
LorinE.

inc Accusations -NAA - AAAANN NtAtAAAN'
LorinE.
CmcAGo. August 3.-CharlcS Loring.
locked u the court house Jail ON
charge of bigamy, is accused of having
Eve wives living, and it is suspected
that fuu list would Include the names
of d dozen women who have fallcnyic-
Tins t0 his Establishments. Thirty years
ofage. well educated, handsome and OF
excellent family. Loring has made a
record scarce second Co that of Don
Juan Tho story of his alleged iu-
u.-ues. his hcartle>s abandonment of
the women hc is charged with having
betrayed and the tirele>S pursuit
0f one of the wr0nged wives Will
le told in court next Friday. Loriug.
10 is related was born in Boston thirty
years ago and was a member of the BoS-
ton Light Infantry. He went 90 school
Boo England and at Brighton married his
first wife. The man then led wild
life that cannot Doe properly told out
side of novel. invariably winning the
woman Lc was after by his fascinating
manners aud tales OF great wealth. Tn
New York with wife No. 8 L0riug
struck bad luck. No. 3 pawncd her
wedding ring and q charity organization
supported them. Loring eN-
p'aincd his lack of money by
sayiug his father was 40 the point of
death and could not Doe seen. lie subSc-
luently told wife 40. that his father
vas dead and q week later left her dcS-
rtlte and ned 20 Denver. But aiI this
time Mrs. Lorlug 80. had been work
ing for revenge. aud was ON her false
husbands trail. She discovered his
e.cauades with Miss Anderson and
Mis-, Winfield. aud also discovered that
=. had a family boo Wheeling, West
Ia and another iu Montana. Neither
..f these wives have Yet been
definitely located The rough Loring' 5
father. the gay Iothario'> whereabouts
wore discovered. and Mrs LOring No. I
..nco-tcd scheme 20 have here re-
,.ns. She was successful. and Loriug
was arrested ly o bogus telegram.
/ Whcu arrairued L0riug secured "a COM
tiuuaucc until next Friday iu order TO
have his father here. The prisoner is
NOT communicative and apparently
hope, that his wives will relent and fail
tD prosecute him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-04
Foreign Markets.

LONDON. July j-Thcrc was 4 fair de-
mand for discount during the past week
at - ta4il Business on the stock exchange
was very limited owing TO the holdings.
The attendance was small. Quotations
were nominal. The settlement passed of
well in view of the recent heavy declines.
Three defaults were announced, none of
which was important. Chief declines have
been per cent. in Argenties and Guate-
mala bonds and d per cent. in Egyptian
and Uruguay issbcs. English railways Sc
curities were duh and irregular. Amerl-
can railroads were depressed all round,
but there was seme symptoms
of recovery yesterday giving
business resumes. The weeks variations
in prices include the following decreases :
Louisville and Nashville, u; Norfolk and
Western preferred. u; Northern Pacific,
Mexican Central iirsts, Mexican National,
New York. Pennsylvania and Ohio and
Norfolk improvement bonds, each; Union
Pacific. a.: Central Pacific Denver and
Rio Grande, Lake Shore, New York, On
tario and Western, and Ohio and Missis-
sippi. J., each; Canadians were fiat; Grand
Trunk first. second and third preference
declined. u; Mexican railways were strong
owing to the rise in silver; brewereS
share were dull; Frank Jones and New
York, dropped =; copper shares were
steady
PAEIs. August 3.-On the bourse the
mast week prices were firm. Attention
was centered Yesterday on the settlement
contagios were easy. Money was plcntI-
full. Three per cent. reEtes show rise Tor
the week of 27c. and Bank of France shares
rise of psf, while Panamas have declined
> T. and Rio Tintor l4f.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-04
MARION FIELD.
Progress of the wells-New Ones Expected.

Progress of the Wells-New Ones Expected.
Special telegram 10 The Register.
FAIRMoNr, w. VA, August 3.-The
Tnder says in its oil review: The
Dewitt, jackson & Co.'S well on Modd's
Run, another eastern well, has been
improving since it came in week or so
ago, and it is thought may yet do -
barrels per day. The connection with
the pipe line has not been made to this
well. and as the tanks are full no effort
is made to pump the well. The Flem-
ing No. on Flaggy Meadow is graz
ing 100 barrels very closely and is one
of the best in the field.
Watson. McGray Il Co. have
located wells Nos. and 4 on the
Blackstone property, which runs clear
across the belt and will drill them as
soon as possible. This company has had
mck with their wells Nos and on
this property, but are not discouraged
and will soon have four holes in the Big
Injun. They are still fishing in the Er-
win and HibbS wells.
The Rymer No. l and Furbee, ST.,
No. 1, drilled in by the South Penn Com
mysteries. They have oil in both, but
what quality is not known. Kennedy
No. l. drilled by the Logan Company,
which is now down some five hundred
feet. is on the line some two miles to the
southwest, aud its progress will be
closely watched.
The wells to come in next week are
Burt No. and Hawkins No. /, which
are about on the line and are likely to be
good wells, the Swamp No. /, in which
Fairmont people are largely interested,
which is some distance to the west, but
is a considerable distance east OF the
western line as now defined. The two
wells now being drilled at Fairyiew will
be due in next week, and will tend large
ly toward establishing Il field at that
place
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-04
ENGLAND OWNS CHILL.
Has Mortgage ON All of the South Amer
lean Republics Resources.

PlrrsBrRG. A. August 3.-The Rev.
Camille Iseult, French missionary from
Chill passed through Pittsburg en- route
for Chicago, where ne is to stay for a while
in the monastery. He said that in Chilli
most of the people are satisfied with the
present government, and there is no pro0a-
bility of an outbreak at present, although
there is much grumbling over the enor-
nous revenue which the country pours
into the British Golfers.
THE British said Father lseult, not
only own all the railroads and mercantile
navy, but they also own the gold ana SAT-
metre mines. the guano beds and have
mortgages on most of the big landed es-
tates of the country, and the burden IS
well nigh unbearable. This may lead to
revolution. but it will be against the yoke
ofG reat Britain and not against the gov
ernment.N ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-04
RUSSELL On LOTTERIES
The Harrison Heir BIushingly Admits that
He Canvassed for "A Day.


ST. Louis. August 3.-RusSell B. Har-
rison dropped into St. Louis this morning,
was invisible the greater part OF the day,
and dropped out again at sunset without
stating where he was going or why ne was
here. He will, however, be back Thurs
day. ,..
tisan papers have been claiming that my
paper. the Helena Journal, has been advo-
eating the cause Of the lotteries and has
been urging their introduction into
the new States. That is not
true. We have been paying no
more attention TO the lotteries than any
other Western paper am interested in the
Journal to the extent that | am It's Presi-
dent. but do not supervise its manage
ment. OF course we print lottery advertis-
ments and get as much out of them as we
can, but all Western papers do that. per-
sonally am not particularly in favor of lot
teries' but recognize the fact that the lot
terv has great hold upon the people OF the
northwest, and they look for information
on that subject with far more interest than
upon anv other
is il true that when in Mexico you so
licited lottery advertisements!
MIR. Harrison was very unwilling To dis
cuss this phase of the question, but finally
admitted that while he himself had not
sought Mexican lottery advertisements, he
had an agent specially employed for that
purpose.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-04
OUR OIL FIELDS.
Developments at Huntington and Bel
mont.

mont.
Special Telegram 10 The Register.
ST. MARYS, ". VA, August 3.-The
Ordclc says j.. its oil columns. At Van
cluSe Station. there have been two or
three new wells started, some Of which
have good show in the shallow sand,
and being pumped, the best of them
makingfrom ten to fifteen barrels per
day. hNhitelnll commenced to drill 4
new well on the land of Job Smith on
last Saturday. 1t is reported as finish
ed. and the general opinion is that 1t is
a '.crawliSh" hole to hold lease which
had pretty nearly expired. The Dye
well on French creek, has the tools in
the hole at about LOO feet, and is fish
ing. A good show OF oil was reported
here lust before the tools were lost.
The Stewart well. half mile below on
the river, is in the salt sand, and will
probably cease the first OF the coming
week. There were several fine shows
of shallow oil in this we'll aS the drill
went down.
There have been some large stories
told OF a $50 barrel well back of New
port. Ohio, but investigation shows there
is but little in them. The facts are that
nice little well has been struck on the
Brown farm, which lies on branch OF
Ncwell's run, one mile north OF west
from Belmont. 1t is said to make 100
barrels per day since it was shot, but
probably if it is doing half of that its
owners are satisfied. II there have been
other strikes in that ncighborhood no
one seems to know anything of them.
The oil still flows at intervals from
the Alb. Smith well, which burned the
other night, the gas and oil being struck
in the top of the salt sand at about 525
feet. No provision being made to save
the oil, it flows into the creek. The
reason this well took fire was because
no one was looking for oil where they
got it, and the gas and oil canght fire
from the light. No one was hurt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-04

CHICAGO. August Fin moment oil
unroyernable rage this afternoon Henry
Ieying. a hardware clerk, 10 years olG'
shot and almost instantly killed Fred
Heck. the 1O-year old son of window.
Uevinp. with a number Of friends, was
target shooting. and was being
guyed by crowd oil youhs
Sters. While in the act oi
raising his rife, IIeying was struck oy
= Stick thrown by the boys. He instant
Iv turned the weapon at the group ana
fired. striking the Heck boy near the
heart. Heying went home and after an
agitated conference with his parents,
acted on their advice and gave himself
mn m the DOlice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-04
TURKISH ATROCITIES.
Christian Women stolen for the marern..


LONDON. August 3.-Thc story Of the
Armenian atrocities Is only beginning
to be told. The Christian population oi
Erzcroul is wailing, not alone for IA
thcrs and brothers slain. but for wiyc-
and daughters missing. Since the
dav OF the terrible massacre
women have been missing. aud
there is no doubt that they are pri,-
oners I'm Turkish harems. subject 10 .
fate worse than death. Among the Rus
sian forces on the Asiatic frontier are
several Armenian regiments, and IL is
rcported that the men are wild with ar
dor 70 march against the Turks and
ayenge their cOuntrymen and country
women. An invasion OF Asiatic Turkey
NAV take place at any time, since Tur-
KEYS failure 10 pay the war indemnity
gives Russia a preteXt for action, and
the partial surrender OF the porte 10
Bulgaria's demands has served to irri-
tate the ear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-04
ODD FELLOWS DAY.
Magnificent Preparations for the Display
at Chicago.

Chicago. August 3.-Arranscments
are complete for the Odd Fellows dem
onstration. which commences here to-
day. A grand stand has been built on
the Lake Front Park which is nearly
half q mile long and will seat 10000
people. In the park are long avenues
OF poles on which to hang hundreds of
electric lights. When the great spec
tacular celebrations occur Wednesday
and Thursday nights, at the conclusion
Of the ceremony of the decoration of
chivalry. the generalisSimo will place
his foot upon Il switch in his tent and
the electric lights will be instantly
put out BY pressing another switch
he will send the electric current through
the wires that will fire the first piece OF
the great pyrotechnic display. causing
a mighty eruption Of fire from the shore
of the lake and sending hundreds OF
shells into the air. 1t is estimated that
there will be $4,000 odd Fellows in
Chicago by Tuesday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-04
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

Thirty deaths were caused by the intense
heat at Chicago on Saturday.
Mr.. William Martin, the retiring Secre-
tarv of the Amalgamated Association, was
presented with handsome testimonial by
friends Saturday.
Prince Oscar of Sweden, brother-in-law
Of the Car. will become King Of Bulgaria.
Alexander Jacques, Frenchman, has
lust successfully finished Il day fast.
4 great strike of the employees OF the
railway. dock and colliery works in South
Wales will commence Wednesday. Han d
million persons will be employed.
n is said that Col. Bridgland. the prom
inent Indiana Republican, who died re
Gently. died of a broken heart, on account
of Harrison's refusal 10 recognize his SER
vices
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-04
Iov Ratesto Boston.

The National Encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic will be
held at Boston. Mass, August 10 to l6'
1890, and for this occasion the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company Will
sell round trip tickets from Wheeling
for all trains on August to II, incluS-
i've, valid for return passage until Au-
gust %, inclusive, at one lowest first
class fare for the round trip.
An extension of time until September
30 can be secured by deposting the re-
turn part Of the excursion ticket WITH
the joint agent Of the terminal roads at
Boston.
Tickets will be sold via New York, all
rail. at rate of $3.50; via New York
and Sound lines, Sl6.5O: or via the new
route by way Of Bethlehem and the
PoughkeepSie bridge, Sl6.35.
All excursion tickets to Boston via
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad are good
via Washington. 3-4-6-'-s-lo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-04
PATRIARCH RESIGNED.
CowardIy Action Of the Head of the Ar-
mcnean Church.

mcnean Church.
CoNsrANTINoPIE, August 3.-During
the disturbances by the Armenan> in
the Koom Kape quarter Of this city last
Sunday the Sultan'S cScutchcOn az the
Armenian Patriarchatc was carried
away and smashed. The examination
OF the prisoners who are held for taking
part in the riot and the searching OF
their houses continue. IL is reported
that those ON whom arms are found Will
be shot.
The Patriarch. in document resign
ing his position as spiritual head Of the
orthodox Armenians, pardons all those
who took part in those hostile demon
strations. A mixed council. consisting
of Armenian bishops and notables. as
sembled at the Armenian Patriarch
ate ON Tuesday and expressed CON
iidence in the Patriarch. 10
was decided not 10 accept the Patri-
arch's resignation II 10 was rendered.
The council also agreed upon the answer
10 be sent in reply to the sultan $ note
informing the Patriarch that hd would
be- held responsible for any further out
break that might occur, and ordering
him To write letter expressing his
gratitude for the aid rendered by Tur-
kish troops in suppressing the disturb
anccs on sunday. and asking for the see
we're punishment of the rioters. The
reply says that the demonstration was
not directed against the Patriarch, but
was the outcome Of the prevalent de-
SPAR of Armenians at the Portc's fail
urc to reply to the numerous memorials
presented by the Patriarch regarding
the Armenian Church.
The patriarch refused To sign the re-
ply agreed upon by the council on the
ground that he had resigned. lie to-
day officially resigned his Office, assign
ingaS his reason for doing so the con
dition Of affairs in regard TO the Armen-
ian Church, as set forth in the reply of
the council to the Sultan's note. In
view of the condition Of affairs induced
by Sundays riots and the tenor OF the
note from the Sultan, he i' no longer
able 10 retain the position. His deter
mination to resign the office, he says,
is unaltcrablc.