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The daily critic., 1890-10-01

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The daily critic., 1890-10-01

Mn Eruor +. SHEPPARD, the rclig
ious editor Ola New York Republican
paper, made o speech the other night
too vulgar for modest type lie Is an
imitator of CANNON, but his vulgarity
IS Of more delicate character than
that Of the Illinois Congressman. lie
Is dudish while CANNoN IS rough and
tough He Is a BLACKBOARD Of the din.
ner table after the cloth has been re.
moved. while CANNON IS a fishwoman
IN pantlloons
The daily critic., 1890-10-01

Mss ATKINS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
stamford, Conn
Established IN 1855. Prepare Tor college,
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New YORK
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EducaIas Tor the Christian Ministry. Room
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for gas. heat ana care Of room. All expenses
moderate. Term begins SEPTEMBER b.
Address
REF. A. A. LIYERM0RE, D. d.
President MeaIFille Pa.
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The daily critic., 1890-10-01

TuE GoyEUNuENr PWNTIS8 OFFICE
men who received money from other
Government Printing ONIcc men f1r
campaign purposes and have been iu-
iic'cd are in q bad baN Their con-
,ittiou is inevitable
The daily critic., 1890-10-01
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higher courses.
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The daily critic., 1890-10-01

Commissioner RAuN doui1s the re-
port that his resignation is in the hands
Of the President He will no, retreat
under fire. lie never did during the
''latewar" end he viii not now 10 these
piping times Of peace And why should
h.3 There seems 10 be nora7-ou Why
Ip should either die or resign.
The daily critic., 1890-10-01

TIE lNpErENDENT REPUBLICAN Is
abroad IN Pennsylvania, and is roaring
lie seems to be anxious to devour
QuAY's man FR1DY, the Republican
candidate for G0.crnor And an effort
Is being made TO get the Independent
Democrat OF that dcplorable State on the
war path also. II they DO aud In
dependent meets Independent what will
be theresull. We don't know We give
Il up. We don't care.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
AN ENGLISH SYNDICATE
Up The sswerpipe Works Neal
Toronto, Ohio,

BnyIng Up The Sswerpipe Works Near
Toronto, Ohio.
TORONTO, o, January 10-The Tribune
Gays: Fur two months past syndicate of
several million dollars capital, and whose
base Of op sratiops is Manchester, Eogland,
has been putting forth an effort to pur-
chase ell the sewer pipe manufacturing
establishments in this country. Messrs
Skillemsu sni EastOn, representatives OF
the syndicate, accompanied by Meesrs
Dunspaugh and Lyth, Of Buffalo, N. Y,
spent week or more III this vicinity the
latter part of December and secured COM
pleie detailed reports from dozen or
more factories here and options on the
plants. Some Of the manufacturers have
agreed to sell outright, while several have
agreed to cell partial interest in their
works and thus become stockholders Ia t-e
syndicate.
The representatives, have been very sue
csssful in securiug options, no. only OF the
works here, hut nearly all in the United
States, and have returned TO England with
their reports. Should the purchase be ef-
fected, rs there seems now 3 strong probi-
bility, it is the understanding tnat the
new owners will assume control on March
|. In most cases the present proprietOrs
are TO continue TO run the factories, but
will have nothing to do with the sale of the
ware, as il will all be handled through o
central Office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
.SOREHEAD HALSTEAD
SAYS DEMOCRATS NsyBR BOLT AND BRICB
Is SAPB.
Hs Gives Up the Fight and Satisfies Himself BY
Abusing Rostr-Rsasons Against Rich
Man Senator Given BY
Rich Man

CHICAGO, January 10-Murat Halstead
was in the city to-day. To An EpeninS
Journal reporter he expressed himself Oh
things political. He did not place much
reliance on the report which came from
Columbus, tia. Brice might not be elected
by the o iio Assembly after all, owing to
the fact that suolhsr Democratic member
is reported 10 be dying aud three Others did
not attend last nights caucus. There If,
| know, talk Of bolt by the Democrats,
but there ia nothing 10 it, Democrats
don't bolt. Brics will be elected.
SORE ON FOSTER.
"Who will bs the choice OF the Repub-
licsDsY"
81 do not know. Probably Foater, bot
they should not choose him. They ought
not TO give their vote, even though com.
plimentaIy one, 10 representative Of the
money interest in politics. Sach a man ia
Foster. It may be his misfortune, but il
is true, and sh uld not be done. No,
there ia no possibility Of their defea.ire
Brice, no matter whom they nominate.
But there is q future, and they should
nominate man for whom they would have
nothing to apologize for.
BRICE's REsIDEkCg.
Mr.. Brics lives in New York, and the
representative solely, entirely CT monopoli'
sies, trusts and miliionsires. He is not au
Ohiosn, and TO give him seat in the Sen
ate is simply giving New York three Ssns'
tors. Mr.. Brice may have serious diff
Guilty in holding his seat on this account
for when be signed the New York sque
duct bond he swore he lived in New York
and be has not yet changed his place o.
habitation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
FUD'S NAME is MUD.
WGINNIS CONTEST PROVES A PLAT
FAILURE.
He Produces No Evidence, and Files No Brief ID
Regard to the PscIs Republicans Let
BIN Drop Easily but Decidedly
Washington News.

Special Tele0rcn 10 ne Register.
WASHINGTON. January 1O.-The House
Elections Committee to-day took up the
contested case Of McGinniss against Alder
son. Mr.. Anderson WAS prepared to meet
the case, but McGinniss appeared
with his fingers in his mouth. He
had fled no brief except one claiming the
seat on prima fdeie evidence, and that
phase of the case had been settled by the
swearing in of AldersOD. Even the Repub-
lican chairman advised McGinnis that be
must present some showing on the merits oi
his case. Alderson's brief setting forth his
legal msjority and showing that several
hundred fraudulent votes had been cast for
McGinniss was before the committee. The
Republicans were in a dilemma, and they
got out of it by granting McGinniss fifteen
days to file brief on the merits of his
claim. They then allowed Anderson the
same time to file his answer. This action
removes the Anderson case from the docket
and it will have to take its chances for
consideration as a matter Of fact. The &C
ton ofthe committee is generally construed
to mean a device to let McGinniss down
easy. The Republicans have about con-
cluded that be hss no case, and the best
policy for him is to defer hearing and
thus escape the direct issue.
The Pendleton case, from the Wheeling
district, will be argued next Tuesday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
FIELDS OF INDUSTRY.
REMARKABLE INCREASE IN THB COKs OUT
PUT P0R SO.
A Year Of Great PrOspsrity-Ths Iron and Glass
Trades Booming English After Ohio VAL
ley Sewer Pipe WOrks-Gsusral
Industrial nsws

CoNNELLsvILLE. PA, January 10
The Courier to-day pnblisbed fail &C.
count Of the coke business for the past
year, of which the following is synopsis;
During the year 1889, the Cennellsville
coke operators marketed 326, 800 cars Of
coke, negregsting 5.s25. 600 tons. A
large portion Of this immense output, the
greatest in the history of the region, was
sold at prices near the dollar Easrk
yet the average price Of the
total output was about $1.40 per ton,
st which rate the spot vale of the yearly
output would he about S. $50 900. The
output for 1883 war, in round nombers,
5000, 900 tons, OF the avsIsgs value Of
Sl.20, msking total value Of So, 600, 600
These figures show decided increase 10
trade during the past year. The trade
outlook for 1890 opens very conservative.
ly, but another prosperous year 10 earnest
ly anticipated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
RUM0RS AND RUM0RS.

Republicans Desire n Democratic BOLT
from Brios.
COLUMBUS, o., January 10-There have
been several rumors in circulation to. day
relative to q proposed bolt Of the caucus
which last night nominated Col. Calvin s
Brice for the Senate. There were 73
members o. the caucus, three did
not appear. They are Smith,
Of Frsr kiln, Munsop. of Licking, and
Oonnts, Of s elby. II is reported they
will not vote for Bfice. Counts is here
and refuses 10 talk Mu1son went home
this morning. Oie report ls that he will
vote for Brics aud another that he will
bolt A double healed expression has also
been received fof Smith. for and against
Brice The situation OF least has created
upessiaess. Those who ought to know
the facts are not talking for publication.
There will be seventy -four Democrats from
the caucus to vote for Brice, Brown, Of
Hancock, having sent note to the csuccs
thlt be would support the nominte
THE STRENGTH OF THE PARTIES.
There are II R-pnhlicaps, and II the
three boilers iin them they would have
the same number Of votes as the Demo
crets. TIE claim is made that Brice
will have 10 secure msj irity
of all the members elected 10 the
Legislature, which would be 1S. The
Brics mapsgess claim that the law only
reqnires e NJ sjority of those present and
voting. representative Knapp (Dem.
died last night, and LawlOr dem } is no,
expected to live through the night, which
cuts the Number of Democratic members
to ~, and three allegei bolters still
reduces the available strength to "A,
Col. Brice and his advisers seem but very
little disturbed ovsr the report, and say
the three members will support the clrcus
nominee, and that it is on Injustice to
charge them with entertaining an idea OF
boiling the csncus in the interest Of enother
Democrat or Republican. An election to
fill the Knspp vacancy will he ordered by
Governor Campbell next week, hut this re-
quires about 30 days. Gov. Foraker re-
fused TO issue proclamation to-day on the
ground that X Kuspp had NOT been hurried.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
"PAUL X AUVAR
A Magnificent Performance ut tho Opera
House Last Fy2ulua

A Magnificent Performance ut Tho Opera
House Last FvsaiYz.
"Paul KauyaTn wa9 produced al the
Opera House, last evening. 10 fair audi.
encs Tue audience should have been
twice as large az i. was. for y better pro-
ductiOn has not hs2- presented before a
Wheeling audience this season. From
top to bottom tie play and the company are
excellent. Usullly these plays, rtquiring
large company, are sSdly lacking in de-
tail, but suOi was rot the case in the pro.
duc,ion al the 0psra House, last evening
"PSul Kiuvar" is m historical drama
by Steele MEckaye, ard is OF thrilling in
tsreSt from the rise oi the curtain on the
fret act to It's fall OIL the fdh. Tire lime
Il the play is during the French Rsvolu
tion, il the midst OF the tceoes Of which
It's Intricate plo. is laid, taking in the
thrilling incidents OF tina. bloody time,
which are inlers o7tn with hsaatiiul and
romantic story of los0, military yslour
ard heroism. Tse play forcibly reminds
ose Of Dickens great novel, "The Tale o.
Two Cities, which deals with somewha.
similar people and incidents Of the French
Revolution.
0le feature Of The preeentaiion Of this
play Is worthy OF spscial mention and that
Ia the stege management aud The careful
after Iion given to detail, which sre items
that nre almost always sadly ueglec ed IN
such performances ia this c;ty, TO the
greAt detrimsnl Of tue pei iosn.aDces ~
whole TGis VAS especially boticeahls 10
the lac. set, where the caaaile PLAY
Considerably parG The French rsbole
was represented by a we'll 'msde up.
we'll drilled and cJmpeiaDt compauy, aud
there Nere noae # tnst halkirg aad
clunsy sbsnrdity Sh,eh 20 ifsglesily
mar such sosnss ca tie sisgs.
Mr.. Jo.eph Hasorih aa.umsd ihs lad.
ing role Of PaHi Ks.sar. Mr. Has
arth 10 an sct0T of sci ciBosl-fgsd ah J.
~, A. his y, rformance lat D'ghl testhrf.
NessIa Gas Nsndsnhan. q & CTtig.
K ihsIt W. Dfouei. 4 X sgs1csF asi
George Coa~ty. hkswiss p-iiafust TIER
several parts spleneiiiy. NJ -
.ze Rschelle. o. B.ai =. EsaaHon
sc;sd her part lie saiure Nis kechslle
Il bssatful woman snd htr a.iins
eyinos- careful study. Me- Lpais RAJ,
- Mantle POfia, uss visosoos and fa1i
The costumes we're elegant and histoHoaiiJ
correct. la fact, syeryih ~sn, TO m.k-
up 4 ihoroughlJ sCSd psriormssoe oi .
Thoroughly god play. 'Paui k'uVsr'
will he presented sSsin this afternoon and
evening and certAisly deserves foil houses
a. boib performances.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
KELLEY'S MEMORY
HOnOred by the HOuss in Fitting ResOlr

Honored by the Houss in Fitting Resolu-
tions.
WASHINGTON, January 10 -Drapsd in
sombre black and adorned with simple
bone uet OF white fowers, the desk so long
occupied by Mr.. Kelly, Of Pennsylvania,
this morning reminded members that the
Father Of the House" had departed from
their midst. In his opening prayer the
Chaplain said: Thy servant, so long Ill
and suffering, is st rest. This event has
been approaching, has come. Tie loss we
feared has bsen realized. He 30 long an
honorable and useful member Of this body,
going in and out among his associates here,
has gone away forever. The places, the
scenes, the duties, those who have known
him so long will know him no more for
ever"
Immediately after reading the Journal,
Mr.. O'Neil, of Pennsylvania, arose and
paid short bat eloquent tribute to the
memory Of Judge Kelly, and closed by
presenting the following resolutions:
Resolred, That the House has heard with
deep regret and profound sorrow, Of the
death Of the Hon. VIM. d. Kelly, late
Representative from the State of Pennsyl'
vsnis.
Resolred, That in recognition OF The
loug and distinguished term Of service rem
dered in this body by the Hon. VIM. ID.
Kelly, term the longest in its history,
and which has made him for many year'
''the father ~ the House"-thst apprc-
pirate service be held in the hall OF the
House tomorrow at IL o'clock noon.
Resolved, That a committee OF nine
members bs appointed who with such
members Of the Senate as may be appoint
ed shall attend the funeral at Philsdel
phia.
Resolued, That the clerk communicate
these resolutions TO the Senate and trans
nit COPY to the family of the deceased
The resolutions were unanimously
adopted and the Speaker appointed the
following COMMITTEES: Messrs. O'Neill, oi
Pa; Mckinley, Cannon, Banks, Nc
Ksnua. Carlisle, Mills, HOlmsn and Mutch
Ter. The House then as mark Of re
spect to the memory Of the deceased, ad
i0urned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
Doe. Erpsrieae. Count t.

Il does Ia every line Of business, aud e.
ptcially in cOmpounding and preparing
medicines This is illustrated in the great
superiority Ct Dr.. Hood. Sarsaparilla and
other preparations, a. shown By the re-
markAble cures Il has accomplished.
The mead Of the hrm OF o. /. Hood & Co.
ia thoroughly compsient and experienced
pharmacist, havisg devoted his whole life
10 the study and actual preparation oi
medicines. He IL also q member Of the
Massachusetts, and American Pharmaceu-
ticsl Associations, and continues actively
deVoted to Supervising the preparation oi
and managing the business connected with
Hoods Sarssparilla.
Hence the superiority and peculir merit
OF Hoods Ssrsspsrilla is built upon the
most substantial foundation. In its pre-
paration there is represented All the knowl-
edge which modern reEench in medical
sciercs hiss developed, combined with long
experience, brain work spd psriment.
Ii is only necessary to give this medicine
fair trial 10 realiss its great curative
value.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
SCATTERING TALK.
Advocates Of Tariff Duties on snndry Arti-
elss Appear.

Advocates of Tariff Duties on sundry Arti.
elss Appear.
WASHINGTON, Jsuusry 10 As the tar.
ID hearings before the Ways and Means
Committee draw TO 4 close, they cover a
wide field. To-day was Get down for the
diicussion Of that schedule Of the tariff act
known as ''SundIits
d. Ettlipger, Of New York, representing x
the photographers Association, pleaded
for a large ircfesss Of be duties on litho
Vr.phers. Maurice Ksoffnsnn. Of New
York, al importer OF lithosraphic work,
took an opposite view and argued in favor
Of reduction Of du'y on that article.
Henry Van Glider, Of Nav York, repre-
senting the leather Interests, said the
growth Of undeIvaluation had been SO
rapid Of late "a TO thrss'en the sxiermins-
ton OF the leather industry. He wanted y
duty tf 30 per cent. cn manufactures OF
leather and % per ceut. on skiyeis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11

The Bondholders Sounding the state
Legislators.

The Bondholdsrs Sounding the state
Lsgislators.
RICHMOND, January l0.-It IS learned
that Governor Mckinney will transmit to
the General Assembly the letter recently
received from the chairman of the Council
and Committee Of Foreign BondhOlders,
relative to Virginia's debt, with comments
Of his own thereon. Neither the Governor
nor AR. Royal will tell iGst what the let
ter cor tains, but am advised that Vt only
makes Inquiries cOuc,r0ing the fiaances OF
/ the State, and while no proposition Is sub
mitted il is regarded ss beiog intended to
feel the pulse OF the Legislature SIS to how
a proposition from the bondholders would
Be received.
The impression prevails that the State
will make no concessions whatever. There
is q strong sentiment among the legislators
rot to retreat in the least
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
NORTH DAKOTA IMPECUNIoUs

Governor miller Owes the Legislature
Sol a Argument for Economy.
BIsMARCK, JauuarY 10 10-G0vernor Mil
Ter has submitted = verp important mss-
sage on economy to TIE Lssislaturs- He
calls attention to the fac. that bis first e.
tinete Of the prospective deficiency, 1885,
SO so, was entirely too small He gives
the total expenditure OF the State for
maintenance Of her public institutions
and Tor The payment OF Ons-hslf the cur
rent expenses Of the Territory Of Da-
kota, a. shown BY the statement made for
the purpose OF settlement between North
Dakota and South Dlkois, from The Sth Of
March to November 4, 1899 as $24S $50.
At the ssme ratio Cf expense fer the bal
anee OF the year the total cost OF the iGsti-
tutions and ore-half of the general ex-
peeses Of the Territory would be 1913. 239.
This is exclusive of tho cost Of the present
session cf tie Legislature. estimated at
SlOO, GOO. (which together with other pist
expenses makes the probable cost Of gov
eminent FOR the year 1895 S489, 9O5. The
total estimated receipts are $24l ,S9S, leav-
ing prospective deficiency Of S24S, ,OO7,
which, according 10 the present basis Of
expenditures, is likely to be greatly ex-
ceeded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
RITCRIE COUNTY NRws.
The "CaIIco" Road Put In Good shape
New Cars,
cpfnial Tslsc-o,n IN fhe Pf0fsIr

The "CaIIco" Road Put In Good shape
New Cars,
Special Telegram to The Register.
ELLENBoRo, ". VA, January 10
Messrs. II. s. Wilton & Sons, the large
lumber manufacturer of Parkersburg,
have finished about three miles Of their
new road on the ole Calico" route, from
Cairo, and are pasbirg the work az rapidly
as possible. They expect TO complete the
track to Elm Run, distance ofabout five
miles, during the winter. A few rights
ago, as the hsnd.clr was coming to Cairo
at rapid rate, it Was thrown from
the track down high embankment,
tossing the passengers into the county
road, injnring some OF the woTkmen CON
siderably and Captain Wilson slightly.
Some miscresnt had put stones on the
rails for the purpose Of dersiling the car.
A reward Of SIS has been. offered for his
apprehension.
W. n. Ssealey, the ClarksSurR contIac-
tor will build three new cars for the
Pennsboro & Hsrrisville Railroad during
the winter. The 'oad' is in good shape
and the increase in FRIGHT requires new
rolling stock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
BIG C. & 0. SCHEME
A Railroad to Conn ect Its Lines With the
PeupsyIvsnia.

A Railroad to ConD ect Its Lines With the
Peunsyivsnia.
RICHMOND, VA, January 10.-M. Z
Ingalls,, OF CiDcionati; o. II. Cos.er md
Samuel Spencer, of New York; W. j..
Robertson and T o Barlow, Of Virginia,
are the corpOrstOrs named in hill intro
duced in the House OF Delegates to-day TO
incorporate the Piedmont and Potomac
Railway Company. The company asks
permission TO construct and operate road
from Q Qiantico or some other point OIL the
Potomac TO point on ~. Chesapeake and
Ohio, eest Of the Blue Ridge Mountains
The desjgn of the charter is to give the
Chesapeake and OHIO direct connection
with the Pennsylvania road. The author
izsd capital stock is S.. 100000 Another
bill was introduced authorizing the Ohesa-
psske and Ohio to purchase OF construct q
branch over this route.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-11
ALMOST \ RIOT.
Striking Italian Miners cause Trouble At
PunxautswneY.

striking Italian Miners cause Trouble 1T
Punxsutswney.
PUNNsUTAwNEY, PA, January 10
There we're only three families of the strik-
ing miners syicted to -dsy-two Hungarian
aud one Italian. There was considerable
excitement bat 40 violence. Af.ec THE
sheriff, accompanied by thirty.three Pink.
erton men armed with winehesters, had
thrown out an Italian family st Walston,
about 300 Of their eluntrymen collected
aud began yelling ami firing into the air.
About 200 ahots were fred and they were
getting more excited as the music OF theil
revolvers increased. Master Workman
Wilson arrived or the scene just at this
tine, went amongst them ana told them
they must be quiet ard not break The
peace, or they would ruin their cause.
Wilson SAYS ia IL bis sincere conviction that
hsd he not happened on the scene when be
did there would be one Of the blOOdiest
riots ever seen in this country.
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Ths pia.s.gefs 90 ihs BE lice train
lat sgssing bad fome iss. A god look
iug yooBg woman. spP rsntiy g0iag on
iof tsa evssius With a gentleman, possi.
By h.i .sft home hnffisily She fsnoy'
II bsf bat. placed Il On ths Il ior, and
~ith o oswspspsr hssdy. vent 10 work 10
Do up bsr hair. TIE WOMAN rolled Hads oi
paper, and In tea inmates she bad hsF
hair dotted With eaTlplp,rs and spparenhy
WAS unaware al The quiet fun ever Dody 20
the car xas having. The couple isf ihe
train a. Back Rock station snu q 'n,1
left the ear tie mlfth Of lbe pi.'si i.. E'I'
found a yeni, and everyb ~ foafta. %
Young woman blushfd. then smii'u ~.
looked AZ II she vas saih I'D hs''Ds 90
her hair IL shap-.