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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-05
Interesting Meetings.

The usual Sunday afternoon and Satur
5at. ni0ht meetings. at the Young Men
Christian Association building. Market and
twentieth streets, promise to be OF special
interest -.
service The subject will be, But Now IS
Christ Risen" After the meeting the
monthly social will be held, at which re
freshments will be served.
All o'clock tomorrow an Association
Missionary Meeting will be addressed 10y
+ n Williams. J. W. Amick, J. {; Lynch
and :. p. Parker The subject will be the
Work of the Associations for Young Men
n America and Foreign Lands. The inter
est of the meeting will be enhanced Oy an
orchestra that will accompany the singing,
led by c. s Morrison All young men aie
co,,5islIv invited TO be in attendance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-05
To-DAY's CONFERENCE
OF the Committees of the Builders EN-
change and Trades Council.

At nine o'clock this morning meet
Ing of conference will be held at the
Chamber OF Commerce between the com
mittccS of the Builders Exchange and
the Building Trades Council, and it is
possible that the differences between
the two bodies may be settled. and it Is
to be sincerely hoped that the outcome
Of the meeting may at least be
favorable, because the planning mill
men have determined that another week
shall not pass with their plants lying
idle, and If this conference doesn't bring
forth good fruits, the strike will result
more disastrouSly than the prosperity
Of Wheeling can afford.
The carpenters union held largely
attended meeting, last evening, at
which President Roland was present,
and the situation was discussed in all its
bearings. The Builders Exchange also
held its usual weekly meeting, and the
strike was the chief topic discussed.
The whole trouble has now narrowed
down to the single question: Shall the
planning mill men be allowed TO sell
their product to whom they choose?
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FIELDS OF SPORT.
THE GREAT REGATTA AT SEATTLE Is
ASSURED.
Seven Thousand Dollars 70 be Given in Pizes-A
Purse Of $4,000 for Sullivan and Jack
son 70 do Battle-Gaudaur
Wins Again.

SEATTLE, WASH, April 4.-The big
professional regatta on Lake Washing
ton seems a certainty. c. c. Calkins,
the promoter, said to-day: I'VE have
raised s., 900 of the $1,000 which we in
tend to give out in prizes. In addition
to the prizes to be offered as spoken Of,
| propose, individually, to give one of
the best lots in East Seattle to the win
ncr of one OF the best races. 1t will be
worth not less than $1,000"
The regatta is to be OF two weeks du-
ration. and will come off some time in
June. Every kind Of race, both i'm
speed and fancy work, will be given.
Peterson, OF San Francisco, will be here
within thirty days to Superintend the
arrangements, and Mr.. Calkins is in
with Hamm, Gaudaur,
Teemer, Ross and number Of other
leading oarSmen of the country, who
will be here.
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RAILROAD RIGHTS.
Important Bill Passed by the Ohio House
GOV. CampbeII's Enterprises.

Important Bill Passed by the Ohio House.
GOV. CampbeIrs Enterprises.
CoLUNBUS, o., April 4.-The House
this morning passed Richards House
bill, comforting upon railroad companies
Of the State consolidated with railroad
companies of other States, rights to pur-
chase leased lines. and giving them
power to borrow money aud issue bonds,
which it is questionable whether they
can do now. II also strikes out pro-
vision relating to all directors being
from this State. providing that two are
sufficient,
GOV. Campbell is interested in two
corporations made by the Secretary OF
OF State to-day. One is the Standard
Asbestos Compady, capital stock $780,
GOO. The other is the DeSant Electric
Company. for the manufacture OF
electric supplies, etc, capital stock
$50. 600 The incorporators are in each
company the same; Edward +. Robert
son. James +. Campbell, Claude Mecker,
Edward Hughes and Robert Il. Palmer.
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ILLINOIS TORNADO.
Houses Unroofed. Trees Blown Down and
General Hari-Karl.

GALENA, ILLS, April A tornado
passed over this city yesterday after
noon. 1t was accompanied by demging
rain and fearful rumbling noise,
which caused great fright among the
people.
AS far as reported the damage in
cludes the blowing down of many sign
boards. the partial destruction Of Wun-
bruster and Ross furniture factory, the
unroofing of several houses and the
wrecking of the smoke stack OF the
Galena Boot and Shoe Factory. On the
hills i'm East and West Galena fences
were leveled and trees were uprooted.
No lives were lost and no person in
jurcd, but many miraculous escapes are
reported.
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FARMERSH HOMELESS
TERRIBLE MORTGAGE RECORD IN SOUTHERN
NEW JERSEY.
Two Hundred Atlantic County Farms Sold in Two
Days to Satisfy Mortgages-Fory Fam
lies Homeless Men Driven
to Suicide.

MAYS LANDING, \. j., April 4.-The
misfortune which has come upon the
farmers Of the town Of Germania causes
intense excitement all over Southern
New Jersey. Over forty families are
now homeless. Sheriff johnson Of At
lantic county, has sold within the last
two days 200 farms to satisfy mortgages
which had been foreclOSed. One Of the
farmers evicted was George Ling. His
misfortune made him crazy, and Tues
day night he set fire to his house and
burned it to the ground, dying himself
in the flames Another farmer Fred
Wcrsbo, has barricaded himself in his
house. and announces his intention To
keep possession or die.
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Washington News.

A committee of New York glove i'm
porters appeared before the Ways and
Means Committee yesterday 20 urge the
substition of specific for ad valorem duties
Representative j. ID. Taylor. from the
committee ou alcoholic liquor traffic, pre-
seuted report iu the House in favor OF a
committee t0 investigate the traffic.
The report of the special committee in
vestigating the charge of cruelty against
Capt Healy Of the revenue cutter Bear, eX-
o~arrfaa him
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RUSSIA'S VOLCANO.
THE LAND OF TIE CAR RENT WITH DIS
CONTENT.
Fins Oppose the Scheme tr RusNfcat1u of Their
Proyinos-StGieas Continue Iarbalelt
AP.d 70 XII he Cnr-Gea-
eTal Foreign News

LoNDoN, April f-Adyices received
here to-day from 81 Petersburg rcatIrm
the reports of the serious condition of
affairs In Russia They declare that
the Car is suffering from nervous fever
The scheme for thc classification OF
Finland is received with extreme dis
favor in that country. and trouble h,
certain To follow The adyiccs further
say that all the mniyersitic, boz Russia
have been closed hy the Government
The student, Of tbc 81. Petersburg
University made au attack upon Lieut.
Gen. Grc>>cr. Chief of the ~. Peters
burg Police. who Wcntto thc University
90 quclI the disturbance. and treated
him boo % very rough manner De- wa>
thrown Co the hoor. and willie living
PROSTATE was kicked number 0f t.mr>
hy his a>~aiIantS.
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WHEELING. u a.. NIi.I
IL M Eifor ofn. E.gi.fft
SIN ln your issue Of to-day s.-. 3D. p.0.r
that concerns mc. ~ is headed ihnH
Times Dccciycr ! want t0 plf i uF.f
stoMrs Dawson finding fhr cutting H
an old saichcl. that is a mistake i,lt' '
to her myself ltwas taken FROM tIe l'.i'.
burg Bisprfrh uf JuIy s. ls~s and It Hl. l
verdict Of acquitiai never said f'
divorce from my wife. b. was shoe tlai ap
poalcl Tor b. As to iiour,h.uea r0i..t'I.
could not do b.. as / lcf' my rFn.t'r u
the boiler house Whcrrl was pumping tNN
can prove b. by my partner WhH ran iH
other tower f0r be- Saw d. And as p" fn'
wife 100 bridgeport. o.. ~ l0l wiIl mai'
enquiry sou wiil hnd tlat ia..o tol. 5000
well known iu Bridgeport SO" f t"N
will print This under thcoihrr pies" iN ''''
next issue YOU wIll confer favor 1900
g. ID ntH.I..
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student. Sing the national Anthem,

81. PErEH~HuHo. April g. Ih, -tl-
dents abandoned ihc meeting which ih,f
had proposed tu hold yesterday. thr ai
tendance being too small number nf
the student, who have been interviewed
persisted ia their declarations thaf thr
agitation arises solely ou account oi Dl.
ucational matters. lu proof of thi, d.,
laration the students assembled 900 fI.
University and thc archaeological ln-t.
tutc and sang the anthem. "Cud ru.
serve the Car.
The Car is greatly iuccn~.I h...u-.
Of the disturbances. aud Boo. >.gH.hDl
his intention OF closing aii tl, higher
public educational establishment, for o.
year. IL is feared by thc Russian o0.-
cials. however. that year, ldirnr--
will foster the growth of di.aile.t.Un
among the students,
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Work ON the Railroad Bridge.

Work has been pushed very rapidly dnr i,
ing the past week or ten days, oy Bairt
Bros. the contractors for the erection OF
the superstructure Of the union railroad
bridge. and the west span has been com
pleted. showing up in great shape from the
island. The false work IS in for the next
span. and it will be but short time until II
is also completed. Meanwhile the work OF
putting in the additional false work re,
auired for the other spans will be pushed
rapidlv. and the entire bridge will be com
pleted, except the channel span, by the hrsl
Of Nav
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-05
piiest Pile.i Piles

DIR. Williams Indian Pile Ointment Is
the only sure cure for Blind, Bleeding
or Itching Piles ever discovered II
never fails to cure old chronic cases OF
long standing.
Judge Coons, Maysville, KY. says;
"Dr. Williams Indian Pile ointment
cured me after years OF suffering.
For sale al Logan & Co. :.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-05
EASTER MUSIC.
THE SONGS OF JOY THE VARIOUS CHURCH
CHOIRS WILL SING
At the Sunday Morning and Evening Services il
the ChurcheS-The Personnel Of
the ChoirS.

Easter Sunday in Wheeling will prob
ably be more generally observed this
year than for some years past, and II
the weather is fair, Of course the
churches will be very largely attended.
The directors Of the various chOirs in
in the city have prepared especial muSi-
cal programmes for the services incident
upon the day, and as is the custom OF
the REGISTER, number OF these pro-
grammeS, along with those comprising
the choirs, are given this morning.
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stiII Laborlng with the Colored Brother.

Candidate Smylic and his right bower
Judge Cochran. made another effort To
corral the Independent colOred voters
of Martins Ferry, last night. 1t
will be- remembered that about three
weeks ago. Mr.. Smylie had one
of his hcnchmcn invite a large num-
Der Of colorcd men TO meet him AT
certain place. The meeting occurred,
and Mr.. Smylic took of his coat and
laborcd hard with the refractory
brethren, but to no avail. In plain
words they told Mr. Smylic they were
tired Of the way the Republican ring
had run affairs, and intended to vote
fora change. Mr. Smylie ceased hi,
efforts until last night, when hc and
Judge Cochran met with the colored
brethren again. The conference il is said
was rather stormy. 4 number of col
orcd men reminded Mr.. Smylie of the
rings broken promises in the past. and
Smyie could make no satisfactory eX-
planation. 1t is not believed that the
meeting helped the Republican candi-
date any. The honest and independent
colorcd voters will east their ballots for
Wm. Burns in spite Of Mr.. Smylie' :
efforts
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nme.r. Of the Phi Kappa Psi.

CuIcAco. April THE Grand Council Of
the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity. which has
been I'm convention here, completed It's la
bors to-day The following officers We're
elected for the ensuing two years PreSi-
dent of the Executive Council. Hon. John
p. Rea. ext N-COmmander-in-Chief OF the u.
a IT,. of the Minneapolis Association
Treasurer. George W. Dunn, OF the ONO
Delta Society; George smart OF tue emo %
Delta. SECRETARY. c. L. Van Cleve. of the
OHIO Alpha. was reelected editor of the
NhE.rF
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Second Presbyterian Church.

MORNING.
Carol-"Merry Easter Bells ............. Danks
Hymn g9-IIymn 67s.
Authem-.'The Lord j. Risen Indeed Billings
Hymn 6l0-llymn $50
EVENING.
Anthcm-"Praise Ne the Lord" ........ Murphy
HYMN lGO-lIymn l5
Anthem--In Dreams Heard the S"raphs FAIR
Barrett.
Carol-"The Resurrection Day ......--.. Dhnks
Members ~ Boy Choir George Atkinson. Earl
Adams. Waldo Carnahan. John Clark. Charlie,
FLANAGAN. Willie Frohme. Cecil Gracbc Earl
Mckee. Edward Mryrrs. Thomas Perry. John
Reed Allen Robinson. Chappie Watson, 80
pranos: Chester Bell. Willie Merchant, Edwin
Jackson. james McGrannahan. Albert Redman.
Morse Van Fossen. altos: T. K. Bulard. b. Red
man. tenorS; Thomas Lawson. y. VI. H"ihIn"hu
I,n ..ns. lrrnni.t Wis Nelllr Ntnrer.
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PAm-. April g. To- au interview to-day
NJ Eticunc. Minister of thc Coiuu.c.. .aIi
that the French forces boz Dahomry wru'
sufficiently strong to cope with their al
yersaries, and that no r.iui0rccmcuts Wcrr
necessary The French troops. hr said.
would shortly make AN attack upon Why
dan. the coast town of Dahumcv when. thr
DahOmians obtain their arms
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PLOT AGAINST rmr clAE.
lie Is Warned Not TO 60 10 Poland. aud
Accordingly Doe. Not

BERLIN. April At i, stated hrrr
that the Car was recently warmed Poo
abandon the proposed excursion tD p0-
land, and accordingly changed i,u.au>.
Subsequently 10 was discovered ih4t
plot had been formed to wreck hi, train
and several persons supposed tu hr u.
plicated were arrested.
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WHISKY WAR.
six Men Killed in a Kentucky Moonshiners'
Quarrel.


Quarrel.
LOUISVILLE, April 4.-Lawlessness
and violence have again made their ap-
pearance in the dark and bloody ground
of Rowan county. This time, however,
the warfare is not Of fcudal nature.
1t grows out of the manufacture and
sale of Illicit whisky. The L. 5. Reve-
nue. Service officials made a swoOp a
week ago, destroying various stills.
This enraged the moonshiners, and they
are making it decidedly uncomfortable
for the people who are believed to have
given the Government information.
Eph Cooper was shot from ambush
yesterday, and Bart Baumgartner and
Sim Cooper were killed in fight Geo.
Hogg. son OF the Sheriff. was shot this
morning. Hiram Roberts was BUSH
whacked yesterday and mortally wound
ed. Nelson Egan was called to his door
Tuesday and received a bullet in his
brain. 1t is all a mere question Of
whisky or no whisky, and there is no
telling where the bloodshot will end
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Rohherrin mou.e Of III rame.

Jennie Lilly. Moundsville girl, who is
an inmate of Nellie Martins house OF III
fame. lost Sl45 in the house between four
and six o'clock Thursday afternoon, and
there was lively time in the house during
the night and yesterday, as a result OF the
loss. and the police We're appealed To-
1t seems the Lilly girl came 10 the house
about four o'clock Thursday afternoon, az
ter visit to Moundsville. and sat down 10
change her stockings and clothes. She had
the roll Of bills in one Of her stockings, and
when she removed it she laid the money IN
her lap Nell Martin was in the room, and
the girl got up without thinking oi the
money. and the roll fell 10 the floor. She
did not miss il for a couple Of hours.
thinking she had put it back in her stock
ing. and when she did, she charged the
landlady with having the stun Thence
the rOW
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Rn..Inn rcn.ani. IiI.lnr.

LoNpoN. April 3. The Tfegrdpis &c.
Petersburg correspondent ,ay-- "lhr
peasants are rising boz Ramu and h.Dud
has already been >hpd. The agitation
Is spreading to Finland aud Poland.
and gcndarmc, and Co>,ach, have heDn
sent 10 qucll the disorder Tho eNrlu.
ment b. Intense.
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WA~ulNGroN. Pa. April The mem
bers of the Nazareth Baptist church, of
which Rev sharp Hatchctt, colored, Is
pastor held a meeting last night aud sue
ceeded in bouncing that gentleman. In
addition t0 the cOlored congregation sew
eral members Of the white Batpist church
were present. and 10 was mainly through
their efforts that Mr. Hatchett was re
moved from his position. The latter states
that he viii start another church immedi-
atcly
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rItt.hnrg,. Saloon Lieense LI.t.

PrrrSBURG. PA. May 4.-Some $40
liquor licenses were granted here for
PittSburg and Allegheny cities tonight.
Only l23 was issued last year. The cut
down for 1889 brought more than 1000
..speak-eaSieS" into existence, and the
Court acknowledges restrictive temper
ance will not do.
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Cnnrht i'm Honduras.

New YoRK. April "A special from
Tegucicalpa. Spanish Honduras, says that
Edmund Sturgis Crawford has been ar
rested at Santa Barbara for the theft OF a
package. containing $1,000. in transit from
the American Exchange National Bank IN
New York 10 the Adams Express Com
rnnnN,s nfice.
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MILWAUKEE. April "A special 70 the
trl,ifg WISCONSIN from Irouwood. Mich,
saws. Nine hundred miners Of the Goge0llc
and Penokee iron ranges met here tnlS
moruinc tO organize "a union The dele
yates present represented 600 men; Or
eauization committees were appointed from
each mine
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PREPARING THE CHARGES.
McCaua win BE Tried by Cour ar /
New York. I'D

WAsWNGroN, April 4.-Thr report OF
the Judge Advocate General i'm regard
Co the McCalla ease viii probably be
submitted tomorrow afternoon, and il
is expected that the Secretary will take
immediate action thereon.
The delay iu the compilation of the
report is thought Co be due TO the fact
that the Judge Advocate General is pre-
pairing the charges aud specifications TO
be preferred against Capt. McCalla.
Opinions differ as To- whether or not he
is t0 be the only one court-martialcd.
but the general opinion is that Lieut..
lnger>oll Will also bee tried. II court
martial is ordered il viii convene in
New York.
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Corbin Compromised.

PHILADELPHIA. April THE war against
President Corbin. OF the Reading railroad,
bv the syndicate that has secured +oV,Un
shares Of the stock Of the road ana mas 0eeh
seeking 10 have the voting trust abolished,
was brought 10 sudden end yesterday by a
compromise by which the opposition IS
given representation on the Board oil
Managers Of the Company.
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MINISTER ADAMS Will our


LIVERPOOL. Apr. g. Robert Adams.
the American Minister Co Brazil ,lIlrd
boy the Majestic lio spoke kindly of
his sojourn in Rio. hut said hc wa, tlrDi
Of the post. and did not care to rr.um.
the position under the Republic. adding
that the climate WAS Vile. llD books
well and younger than before Boz went
10 Brazil. but assert, that hr ha- .u-i
several pound, in weight
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Ayonnr CattIe Man Murdered.

New ORLEANS, La, April A special
from FL Paso. Tex, says: A foul and
atrocious murder was committed in Juarez,
Mexico. last night, the victim being 5. II.
Cavitt, a young and well known cattle
man. and the murderers w. S. Bolton,
familiarly called Doc and j. w. Clay
ton. The cause of the murder is not
known. Bolton and Clayton were ar
rested Cavitt's wife is now in Tennessee.
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THE REAL ESTATE MARKET.
The Transfers Left for Record, Yes
terday.

The following transfers Of real estate
were recorded by Clerk Hook yesterday:
Deed made March 81 1890, by Marga
ret Waters, to Geo. NJ. Varney, for lot
No. Q, in square No. /, in Waters adj
dition. on the east side of South Broad
way. in the base ball park. Consider
alton, 5000.
Deed made March 81. 1890, by Anna
b. Smith. wife of Andrew j. Smith. To
Martin Winston. for - feet Of ground
on South Wabash street. north Of Della
ware street. Consideration. 81. 100.
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LAwLESs "REFORMERS"
Raid and Destroy Three saloons in King
man. kas.

WICHITA. KAs., April 4.-Thc cru
SADIE against the saloons or joints has
reached this State. Some OF the mem
bers Of the W. c. T. L.. of Kingman,
yesterday applied to the Court for war
rants to pull jointiStS. and the business
of the Court was such that time could
not hc given them at the moment they
called. They decided to make a raid.
Three of the places where it was sup
posed intoXicantS We're being sold were
visited, and all liquids Of suspicious fla
vor were carried out and dumped into
the street. Quite a crowd collected.
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DYSPEPSIA. Indigestion. sick he1u-
ache and that tired feeling are cured Dy
Hoods Sarsaparilla, which tones the
stomach. promotes healthy digestion
creates an appetite. cures sick headache
and builds up the whole system, sou HD
bv all druggists. 100 Doses one DoiIar'
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ANOTHER SENSATION.
Receiver McConvilIe Charged With Specu-
latlng with Bank Funds.


CINCINNATI, April Agent James
McConville, representing the stock
holders OF the Metropolitan Bank, will
not be permitted to close his connection
with the trust until certain important
matters, involving a large amount OF
money, have been set right. A few
days ago he applied to Judge NoyeS
TO be relieved from the trust
and his accounts confirmed. But
before this was done Mr.. VIM.
Stacy planted himself directly in the
agents path, and seems to be there to
stay. Stacy declares that McConville
used a large part of the Metropolitan
bank funds in hotel speculation, and
sues for an investigation of Neon
villc'S management.
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The Egyptian question To Again.

CoNsrANriNorE April f-rhe Sultan
has signed am trade providing for ness ne
gotiatiOns with England for convention
based on the withdrawal of The English
from Egypt ltis stated thNt Lord Sails
bury. the British Prime Minister. and lil.
TEN Pasha. the Turkish Amhasaldnr af
London. viii Immediately commence nrFn
tlaninmn haNImg ihal nlLnrl -n Wow
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HAD THREE WIVES.
Smiler, the Wife Murderer, Also BIga
mist.

mist.
New YORK, April 4.-lIarriS a. Smiler,
who killed his wife last night at 2S4
Seventh avenue, and was arrested at
10 o'clock this morning, is now known
to have two other living wives from
whom he never legally separated
When quite young he married girl
named Maggie Hears, whom he deserted
some years ago, and who is now living
I'm Harlem. Afterwards he married
Mrs. Gates. a widow who lives at AL
West Twenty-Sixth street. HcdeSerted
her about two years ago to marry the
woman he killed last night.
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Negroes for Pittsburg Mines.

PrrrsBrRG, April 4.-Seventy negroe:
from Halifax county, North Carolina, ar
rived here to-day to work in the Goa
mines of W. p. Rend X Co, near here
The negroes are to be paid from 81 to sl.J
per day at the start. The miners say ther,
will be trouble if the new men work fol
less than the scale.