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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-03
THREE TINE DEcEIvER.
\ Washington. Ia. Bigami,t with a wife
In Bridgeport. Ohio.

WA~HNoroN. PA. April last
sunday G.. d. Daw son. formerly Of Pitts
burg. bat recently a wcll-kown oil man
here, disappeared. and it was rumorcd
that hc had clopcd.
In response 10 an inquiry Mrs. Daw-
son told the following story:
Last July married the man whom.
until last week. have always consid-
cred my lawful husband. We were
married hy Squire Ripple, and until
lately never suspected that there was
ANYTHING wrong. While rumaging. a
short time ago. i'm an old Satchcl of his,
| found an old newspaper clipping from
a PittSburg paper relating the attempt
of mau named G.. ID. Dawson to shoot
his wife in the Union Depot, at Pitts
burg.
Il Immediately questioned him con-
ccrning it. but he at first denied the
whole thing. and when forced to ac-
knowledge the truth he said he had
obtained a legal divorce from her.
doubted this and sent my sister To Pitts
burg To- investigate. She went To Roger
O'Mara. who gave her information by
which she was able to learn that his
wife was not divorced from him, and
that she was living in the vicinity OF
PittSburg and was making arrange
mcnts to begin criminal proceedings
against him. When ! informad Mr..
Dawson of this he nOuriShed a revolver
and threatened To Kill me.
Il am now in correspondence with a
lady in Bridgeport, O., who, | think.
from the description she gives of the
man She supposed to be her husband.
has been equally deceived by G.. ID.
Dawson.
Mrs. Dawson is refined looking lady.
and originally came from Worcester,
Mass. Her maiden name was Lizzie
Clark. She seems to be- a self-reSpcct-
ing woman who has been deeply
wrOngcd.
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DOLLS Run FIELD.
4 New Oil welI-Important Developments
Big Oil Suits

MoRGANTowN. w. Va, April En-
the Mt. Morris field OlSten 4 Co. : well
on the \. G. Garrison farm is in the
first paystreak and making 40 barrels a
day. The South Penn Oil Company will
put down well ON the Werner farm.
two miles south Of the Elizabeth Tctty
farm at Peddlcrs' Run. and +. VI. Hu-
kill will start drilling on the Fox farm
in a few days.
In the ease Of GuiTcy u Murphy v.
+. VI. Hukill. and Thomas ct al. y. +.
VI. Hukill. recently decided against Mr..
HukiIl in the lower court Of West Nir-
ginia and appealed To the Supreme
Court. the Monongahcla Circuit Court
appointed "a receiver and required Mr..
Ilukill % give - 900 bond in each ease.
the former for 80 days aud the latter for
H.. The Supreme Court has oNcrrulcd
this by reducing the bonds t0 $500 until
the cases are decided. and practically
doing away with the services of re-
ceiycr. The ease, are important One,
for West Virginia operators
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SHOT mIN DEAD.
4 Hatfield Killed in Quarrel at logan
Court House.

Hl''|t"N A'.. N."' .' .'.' tt'Ht|.''f
CHARLESTON. ". Va April D.
Another chap.cr ia the lIatdcld-McCoy
vendetta was opened at Logan last sat
urday night. Jerry Hatfield. young
man and cousin of Devil Ansc" Hat
field. met VI. G.. Lee in a house Of bad
rcputc in Logan Court House and a
quarrel resulted The parties quietcd
for a short time, but il did not settle the
trouble and the result was that Lee shot
Hatfield from the effects of which he
died. Hatfield was prosperous young
merchant of Logan Court House, but aS
hc had been Deputy Sheriff of Pike
county. Ky. hc was wont 10 brag on it
and made many enemies who desired his
removal. 1t is believed that he was in
weighed into the trouble which resulted
in his fatal wound. Jerry Hatfield was
one Of the guards selected by old
"AnSc" Hatfield 10 guard him TO the
city AT the last term OF the United
States Court to answer the charge of
violating the Internal Revenue laws.
The shooting has caused considerable
excitement
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-03

THEY FAVOR CHANGE.
Report on Revision 10y the Cleveland Pro-
tcry's Committee.

CLEVELAND. O., April 3.-lhe com
mittcc of the Cleveland Prc-byicry has
prepared report ON the revision of the
Confession of Faith recommending
several radical and startling changes.
/ The committee recommends the re-
vision Of the statement of sovereign
eternal and unconditional rcprohatiou
Of any of Gods creatures; approves %
clear expression of belief that none
diving i'm Infancy shall ctorually perish;
disclaims the certain damnation of all
the hcathcn world aS part of the
faith: desires the elimination ol thr
mention of Roman Catholics as nrc">-
sarylly idolalrou, and advocates the
striking ont of the assertion that the
Pope of Rome is the Anti-Chri>t.
The committee recommends that Inc
love Of God and the missionary duty oi
the Church be- emphasized 100 the Con
fcssion. and the adoption. in co-oprr1-
tion with other churches. Of short
creed. not to displacc the confession, r''-
yiscd or murcyi>Jd.
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VICE PRESIDENTS
Elected 10y the Ladies' Hospital As'ocia-
ton Last Evening.

4 meeting of the Ladies' Hospital
Association was held yesterday after
noon nj the Y. VI. G. \. Building and IL
was well attended. Mrs. Butler pre-
sided and among the business disposed
Of was the election OF Vice President
for each ward They We're; FirSt-MrS.
W. \. Wilson: Second Mrs. c. Il. Brls-
coc: Third-Mrs. \. W. Kelly: Fourth
Mrs. W. \. Crawford: Fifth-MrS. I.
II. Higgins: Sixth-MrS VIII Ticrnan'
Seventh G.. o. Smith; Eighth
Mrs. Peter Leighton.
On motion the President. Secretary,
Treasurer and Vice President were APP
pointed committee to confer with the
Directors Of the Hospital Association.
The Secretary reported additional fund
having been received. and everything
i'm favorable shape 4 committee was
also appointed on entertainments.
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BRMNERD, MINI, April 2.-The taking
of testimony in the preliminary eXamlna-
ton of Charles Searles and VIM. Paine,
Jr.. upon the charge of robbng the North
ern Pacific Express Company of $1,000,
was concluded yesterday. Mrs. Edith Col
Inns the woman in the case, who testified
that Searlcs and Payne confessed TO her
that they had committed the robbery stood
y vigorous cross-examination fairly well,
but nothing that she had to say aided the
State in any way. Substantial allbis FOR
both Paine and Scarles were set up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-03

Curc,eo. April . The Wisconsin Cen
frll has PASSED under the control of the
Northern Pacific under the lease Just rati-
fed The change took place Immediately
anormidnight of March 81. Nothing was
I,nown about the deal in the Northern
Pacific offices I'm Chicago, and at the Wis
cons'n Central office all that was known
WAS that circular had been received from
their general office in Milwaukee saying
Thar the road had been leased 20 the North
ern Pacific. which would operate 10 under
the -tvlc. Northern Pacific Railroad. les
-,,,. of the Wisconsin Central.
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YESTERDAYS BASE BALL GAME.
Wheeling shows Up in Good shape Is
pecinlly AZ the Bat.

The second exhibition game of the
Wheeling Tri-Statc League club with
the Columbus Association club AT the
latter place yesterday afternoon. was
much'morc of success than that of the
previous day. and the Wheeling boys
showed up in very creditahlc manner.
especially at the bat, at which import
ant point they exccllcd their opponents.
Evidently Wheeling has some heavy bat
tcrS. and it seems that McSSrS. Easton
and Widncr did not have much of pic
ME with them.
Following is the score by innings:
Columbus .........O ? % 81
Wheeling ......-.....l d = E-l'
Batteries for Columbus, EaSton. Wild
ner and Bigh: for Wheeling. Fitzgcr-
aid, Osborne and Lytlc: hits. l. and -;
errors, and Q.
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FIGHTING THE TOBACCO SCHEDULE
BENJAMIN'S BATCH.
4 Number of Appointments sent to the
senate Yesterday.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., April 2.-Ih'
President to-day sent to the Senate the
following nominations: George f. Tur-
rittin. Surveyor General Of Nevada; Pen
sion Agents. John G.. Mitchell, at Col
umbuS. o.. Edward IL. Harvey. at De-
troit. Mich; Registers OF Land Offices.
James l. Fleming, at Topeka. kaS.,
Henry C. Olney. at GunniSon, Col; Re-
ceivcrs of Public Monies, George c.
ThaXtcr. at Carson City, Nevada. John
j. Lambert at Pueblo, Col; Indian
Agents. James Mclaughlin, at Standing
Rock Agency. y. y; Charles ;. Kelsey,
at the Green Bay Agency. Wis; Alex +.
Mcmillan. of Michigan. Deputy First
Auditor of the Treasury; William w
Wintcrbotham. Postmaster at Eau
Claire. Wis.
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r.rrihIr NIine p!saster.

WuNE>nHRr. PA. April BY an eN-
ulosion of ras In No. slope OF the Susque-
hanna Coal Company. 40 Nanticoke, three
men were killed. four seriously injured and
txo slightly injured The killed are Jas.
Adams. William A. Jones and Anthony
Roseman John Marshall Morgan Prime,
John G. Grinith. and Joseph ID. Lanskey
were seriously injured. and George Elmy
and Joseph Nofrski were slightly Injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-03

Mercer and Mcdowell counties.
some of these mon will be legal voters
ueNt fau. but large proportion will
not With the experience of the past,
however. We think We can assure the
people that there will be no repetition
ofthe frauds of lSSS. The Gubernatorial
contest has taught the voters what the
requirements of the law are. They will
loo6 after each vote, and the ballot will
bc limited 90 the honest voters. From
their decision the Democrats of West
Virginia have nothing % fear. \ Dem
ocratic supreme Judge will be elected,
and at least three of four Congressman
viii he Democrats.
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ANTI-PROHIBITIONI,Ts.

Republicans of Iowa sicken on Their Dose.
DEs MONIES. a.. April 2.-The anti
prohibition movement within the Re
publican party that has made headway
since the last election eliminated in a
State conference here to-day. One hun
drcd and uincty-siX delegates. represent
ing twenty-five counties. were present,
and they stood for several thousand Re
publicans at home who share their views.
Resolutions were adopted declaring
fidelity to the Republican party and de-
nouncing prohibition as impracticable.
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Mc.ton.. ElectrIc LIght..

SD.ciql Telegram 10 me- Rfgis'sr.
WESTON. W. VA. April 2.-The Electric
Light Company turned on the lights in full
force for the first time last night about ten
O'Clock. and tonight they are in general
use in the stores. The streets were lighted
also Both the are and incandescent lights
are i'm use and work well, giving satisiac-
tion. Weston is getting a metropolitan air
slowly but surely.
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NNn.hinctnn Notcs.

The Senate Committee on the World 5
Fair failed TO meet yesterday for lack oil 4
quorum. eA.,,.
The House passed large number oi oiilS
,.esta,,iay authorizing the construction Oh
br;5ges across various Western rivers.
The Senate has passed a reSoluuVn reS,oll,-, ,a ~ ~
change its hour OF meeting oa'A -
O'Clock.
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senator Faulkner's Bills.

Spe,iai Tsi,qram 70 he Register.
WASHINGTON. d. c., April 2.-Senatol
Faulkner introduced a bill to pay trustees
Of Trinity Episcopal church of Martins,
burg s. $50 for the use and occupancy OF
the church property during the war as
bosnital He also reported fayoraoly from
the Claims Committee the bill to pay w m
liam + Wilson. Of Berkely county, Si'9s
for the use of warehouse near Harper
Far,.y ~ the United States during the ""r
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THREE THOUSAND OUT.

Zig strike of Miners at Irwin. Pa,
Ordered.
PrrrSRrRG. April "A special from
Irwin. Pa. says the miners employed by
the West Moreland and Pennsylvania Gas
Coal Companies. met yesterday and decid-
ed to demand an advance in wages of fifteen
cents per ton. The operators notified the
men that they could not pay the advance
before May, but the latter refused 10 wait
and a strike will be ordered. About 1900
men will be affected.
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The Flood iu the Lower Mississippi Is Past
its Worst.

WA>uI&oroN. ID. G.. April 2.-The
Signal O0ice gives ont the following re-
grlug.thc Mississippi flood: The Ohio
reached it's highest point to-day. April
.I. go Cairo. where the gauge reads 40
ic.- O. inches. The river has been riS-
m- feet I'm eight days and will now
slowly fam. The Tennessee. Cumoer-
and and Upper Mississippi rivers are
falling rapidly. despite the fact that
nearly four cubic miles of water have
fallen the past week i'm their catch oa-
~in The water now in sight below
Cairo would cause rise of one foot or
moro 40 VickSburg. At New Orleans
thi, ri>, can scarcely exceed To-"
tcuths of foot and will NOT equal the
high water already passed.
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Going to Alaska.

CINCINNATI, O., April 2.-The advance
guard of the expedition sent out by Frank
Lc>Iis's Illustrated Newspaper 10 explore the
unknown copper country of Alaska, consist
ing of f.. II. Wells, Alfred b. Shans and +.
ID CLAY. start tonight by the Ohio and
mississippi railroad for St. Louis. Thence
they 90 to San Francisco. where they will
meet the rest of the party and take the gov
ernment steamer Peterson for Alaska.
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ANo ACCOUNTS SUICIDE.


DENVER. Col. April Yesterday
evening man calling himself George
Hartman walked into "a saloon ON Lari
mor street, and blew his brains out in
the presence of dozen men. His body
was taken to the morguc, and to-day il
was identified rs that of Count Schim
mcrmau Won Hartman. of Hambug
Germany Poverty and drink We're th,
causes generally attributed for tho
suicide. His wife arrived from san
Francisco TODAY.
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He VIII HaNc War.

CLEVELAND. O.. April 2.-President
Frank Deli. Robinson. of the Cleveland
Club. saws tonight that if the Brotherhood
changes its schedule the League will also
change in order TO compel the two organiza-
tlons to conflict He says there will be a
frht TO finish if the League is compelled
10 change its schedule twenty times 10 meet
brotherhood competition.
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EmIn Pasha VIII Conquer Savagery for
German Glory.

ZANzIBAE. April 2.-Emin Pasha has
finally accepted the proposals made To
him by Maj. WiS>man. and has entered
the German service. He will receive a
salary OF 900 pounds year
He has given up his intention of re-
turning to Europe, and will leave Bago-
moyo about the middle OF April for Vie
toria Nyanza. lie will be accompanied
by large caravan and 800 SoudancSc
troops under command of German OIL
GERS. Emin PaSha's decision meets with
strong diSfay0r in Zanzibar.
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DEMOCRATIC GAINS.
Illinois Municipal Elections show Sur
prising Results.

CHICAGO. April 2.-Elcctions were
held in number Of cities and towns
throughout Illinois yesterday. II
Quincy the Democrats elected nearly
their entire ticket At Springfield they
elected majority Of the Council anC
the township officers in the city. The
Rock Island Democrats secured ma
joriiY Of the City Council and the town
ship ticket. In Aurora the Republicans
made a clean sweep. I'm Galcsburg the
issue was the liquor question. and the
temperance people scored decided vie
tory.
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Nrrc.l.lcnllnI ro.lonicr.

goe-id T,l,grm, 10 ne Hg.sIr
ToRoSro. April . Word has been r'-
ceivcd by Postmaster knaei. imiormnt
him that the Toronto postoiiicc has been
,.,;.oJ a. tbc presidential class The
CHANGE +, to take effect 40 the beginning of
the fiscal year. july LIST. lNh The once
will be- paid salary Of Slauo per year boa.
stead of "A commission.
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NAvIEs or THE WORLD
May be Reviewed in New York Harbor
in '92.

New YORK. April "A Washington
special says: The proposed feature Of
a grand review of the navieS of the
world in New York harbor in October,
1892. now pending in the Senate aS an
amendment to the Worlds Fair bill, has
already been commended by Admiral
Porter.
The plan for the grand review OF the
navieS of the world i'm New York harbor
in 1892 is TO my mind a most happy and
appropriate one. said Secretary Tracy,
at the Navy Department. Il hope the
amendment offered by Senator Daniel,
of Virginia. which provides for this
feature Of the celebration will be adopt
4
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,LIrrLE cOMBINE
On Foot Among several Of TIA" "iA'- No.
tories in thi. Nirinity'


tories ia thi. Nirinity.
r.. understood that there i Hiur
I'm. nm foot among three or four oi
.f- " gi,.. factories u this vicinity 10
~, Wv. 81 combine 50 that when there i-
', .'' an.uob businc-, % run all the fac
~ .", an. ar two Of the iacs
-. - will close down as the
I".n,,d suggests and the factory
or factories in operation Will supply ihr
other. with the ware necessary To sul-
ply thelr trade. The idea is 10 lessen
the cost Of production by doing away
with the usual stops and starts. aud al
the same time give stcadier employ
meut 10 certain number OF men. I'D"
scheme will probably culminate to-day
a conference of operators having been
held last evening.
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MASONRY IN COURT.

Ohio Cerncaus Bring suit to Escape EN-
pulSion.
CLEVELAND. ONO. April 2.-Thrce
suits were filed to-day by County
Recorder \. T. Anderson, Deputy Pro-
bate Judge +. VI. Chandler and a. +.
Gilbert against the Grand Lodge of
MaSons of Ohio. All three are Cerncau
Rite MasomS. and state in their petitions
that action has been brought to
eject them unlawfully from the
Masonic order on this account They
pctitioncd for a temporary injunction,
restraining the Grand Lodge from eN-
pcling them. which was granted.
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pcnsion. for west Virginians.

Special telegram 10 the Register.
W.surxcrox. d. c.. April 9-Original
Invalid - Philip Nangilder ..ti aia',''r \, .
Thomas c. PARK. Wellsburg; Samuel r.
rbo,nss Wheeling IncrcaSe-Adolphus
clark Burning Springs; Wm. p; Hess
Tyrconnel: Ephriam Strickland. Jordan
Bates Cooper. Winifrede; w. King, Green
vile; Andrew j. Sheppard, Richmond li /:
David Hudson. Clifton; Enos '. b. els
Warrington: John Yates Weston, kelSSue
Wesley Davis. Nuzum's Mills; Lorenzo
ID. Midkif Spring Hill. Original w lIoWS
Margaret. widow of John Watson, Brad
shaw: minors of John II. Buck. Padcn $
Valley
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Temperance Women on Their Muscle.

FARMINGroN. Mo-, April 2.-ThiS
morning crusaders, headed by Mrs.
Williams and Mrs. Foster. opened their
campaign armed with Sledgc hammers.
They stopped Gus Thompson's beer
wagon and smashed six barrels, empty
inr the beer into the street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-03

Sror that coughing; if you do not, i may
l-iil vou. 4 bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup only costs you > cents. and its time
ly use may save your life.
had always been much annoyed by ne1-
..,ieio and headache At length | deter
mined to try Salvation Oh. l am glad to
commend it. as it made perfect cure III
-, -, MARKS New.
'"' - Aisquith St. Baltimore, Md.
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The nucket Shops stlll There

CnicAGo. April I'm spite Of the efforts
of the Board Of Trade 70 prevent them
from doing So. the bucket shops managed
to secure quotations to-day with reasonable
promptuess and frequency. and they
claimed that their business was not being
irfuraf
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Thc CanadIan Fur scandaI.

OTTAWA. ONT. April 2.-The Bremner
Fur Committee met yesterday. Gen. Sir
Frederick Middleton admitted that he had
ordered the furs to be confiscated, and had
ordered that a share be put up in bales and
forwarded to Bedson, Mr.. Reed. Assistant
Indian Commissioner. and himself Ihe
.c"nmittee will probably ask the House TO
vote Bremner II. 800 as compensation.
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TIN PLATE TAN.
Republicans Reyolt Against the Tarin
Bill.

WAsulNGroN, April One OF the
echoes since the provisions of the tarIll
bill have been made public is in regard
10 timed plate The Democrats ON the
WAYS and Means Committee claim 10 De
able to rally enough support from Re-
publican members of Congress repre-
Senting agricultural districts to prevent
the proposed increase. The argument
is that all food products put in the TINS
will Dee increased in cost, and that the
cost to consumers everywhere VIII DE
advanced.
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Phi Beta Phi's in Convention.

GALEsBURG. Ill. April 2.-The au-
nual convention Of the Phi Beta FhI
society OF the United States was begun
IN this city yesterday with seventy-iVe
delegates i'm attendance.
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DEFEAT nEFoRE THEM.
Republicans Paralyzed 10y the Democratic
Victory i'm Milwaukee.

MINIATURES, April e.-RepublicanS
in Milwaukee and throughout Niscon-
sim are paralyzcd TODAY at the sweep
Ing victory of the Democrats in the
metropolis of the State The result is
laid to the bitter fight made by the
Catholic priests and Lutheran ministers
against the Bennett compulsory cduca-
ton law. The situation is one of great
moment tO the Republican party in Wis
consiu. and many of the leaders predict
defeat next November IL the fight Is To
be ou the same line as that of yesterday.
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IT WILL iitt



y.-I rtra anr E.7if,r
Wh~uNeroN. April %. By party
t0lr the llou-. Committee ou Election
of President to-day agreed to thc proc
visions OFF thr McComa- b.Il to prohibit
States from making amy changes boo the
boundaries OFF Congressional districts.
Frank. of ~. Louis. Republican. who
uu.u~D. tlr hlli. was persuaded 90 roe
main away from to-day'> committee
meeting. tut hr declares hc will never
vote fDr thc b.ll as Dis people dcuouncc
if vigorously. The bin will Doe iayorahly
reported. hut will not pass the House.
Butlorworth is aggressive iu hi> oppo>l-
tlOu and Mckinley is agaiu>tit. Ihomp-
SON. another Ohio Republican. says hc
has made an his arrangements 10 rum
for Congress under the new Ohio law. aS
he docs not expect Congress interfere.
- mady Republicans oppose the bill ON
THE ground that public sentiment Is
against 10 that ii will never get through.
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rrntaI Murder At Canton.

CANTON. O.. April "A laborer named
Henry Pcpp stabbed Moriu Grether q
deafh this afternoon. Grether was sa
loon keeper. Popp entered his place de-
manded a drink. was refused and put out.
He entered again. drew q knife and cu'
Grether's throat from ear to ear The mur'
da,.er. WAS arrested.
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Harry Garfield Defeated.

CLEVELAND. O.. April 2.-Harry W. Gar
field. son Of the late President CARRIED,
was defeated for nomination a. member ol
the Board Of Education at the Ihlrd dis
tIict Republican primary last night.
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Pnstmnsters Appointed.

Special telegram 10 NE Register.
WASmNGroN, d. c., April 2.-The
following postmaStcrS have been APP
pointed: :. L. Bradley. Nelson, Boone
county. vice q. W. Nelson. deceased;
Dell Upton. Valley Fork. Clay county,
vice 4. VI. Rogers. resigned.