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Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-30

Rooms handsomely furnished Will,
ANTIQUE oak furniture. t'-si ''s1-i 81 A$i.t
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-30
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-22
WANT IN DAKOTA.

Terrible Suffering Among Many Of the
Farmers
Pierre s. OAK, February 2l.-That
dsplorsble des,ituiicn does exist in South
Dakota can be no lorger successfully COZ
troverted, for Hon. Il. H. Sheets. Of Kirgs-
bury county, chairman Of the State Relief
Committss, has inst returned from a
thorough canvass OF every section which
has sent an sppeal FOR aid and states IN
qualifedly that the settlers are in sore dis
trees in hundreds OF cases.
In Minerva, KingsbuTy, Besdle, Faulk
and Edmunds counties the drought wss
general and the harvest practically fail
ure. and large sress in CLARK, Ferauld,
spiLk, Wslworlh, Mcpherson, Hsnd,
HYDE, McCoOk, Hanson, Brown and
Campbell yielded barely sufficient to sup
ply bread to the farmers snd their fam
ihes.
Mr.. Sheets says the situation is of s seri'
ous nature. The suffering is much greater
than the people Of the State are aware ot'
or have been willing to admit, aad calls
for Immediate relief The people sre
pretty well provided with clothing, but
fuel, provisions and seed grain for next
springs sowing are badly needed and must
be supplied in some way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-22
whiskey on election day, I feel constrained

whiskey on election day, feel constrained
to vote aye.
Toe roll call was finished and the bill
passed by the following vote:-
Ayes-CaTr, Presidsn,) Campbell, Get.
finger, McCallister, Maxwell, Morris, Nor.
risOn, Prichsrd, SHeerey, Snyder and
Woodysr ii.
Noes, Arbuckle, Flournoy, Furbee,
Lowther. Minear, 0xley, Price, Van Pelt,
Worley-9.
Several were absent and one or two
pairs. The bill was then sent to the
House end Immediately taken up for con-
sideration. A resolution was offered 10
adjourn sine die Monday, but it wac laid
over under rules.
The game law was taken up and amend
ed so as ts make il unlawful to shoot quail
between the 18th of Dscsmber aud Janu-
sry l. The Senate thea adjourned till
Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-22
In SECOND DEGREE.
WALTER KELLY FOUND GULLY OP
MURDER.
Close Of the St. Olairsvllls Murder cass-Ths
Prisoner Takes the Verdict StOldlY-An
Effort Will be Made 10 Secure
New Trial.

special Telegram to the Register.
ST. CLAIRsvm.LE, o., February 81 -
The crowd was not so great as usual this
morning when Mr. Duncan began the CT.
sument for the State in the Kelly murder
case. Ths Court had limited the argu-
ments TO three hours on each side, half OF
which Mr.. Duncan spent in a clear and
searching review of the testimony attack
ing with great force and scumen the ttsh-
mony Of the defendant and that OF hrs.
Kelly.
Mr.. Francis followed in behalf OF the de-
fendsnt in carefully prepared manuscript.
His argument Was bssed mainly on the
Mosaic law agsiDs. the sin Of adultery,
which be endeavored to bring home as
sUfic excuse for the crime.
He WAS followed in turn By Mr.. DAnford
on the same side. who closely folio we'd the
conduct Of Colts and Mrs. Kelly from the
beginning OF their guilty iaison to the time
Of the shooting, graphically described the
fearful scenes OF that night, and with sn
eloquence and iervor seldom equallei,
woke the sentiment Of the jury with an ap.
peal 10 protect the home and the family
relations from the lecheries Of human de-
pravity.
Mr.. Hollingswor,h spent the remainder
Of the time in sunming up for the State
and calling bsck the minds of the jurors to
the question to bs submitted 20 them.
The court occnpied forty five minutes in
delivering the charge, and at fifteen min
ntes before c p. n the case was fiaally
submitted to the jury.
Later-Tbe Jury in the Kelly murder
case came in ss : 40 and rendered a ver-
diet of guilty Of murder in the second de-
vree. Tne prisoner took the verdict s,ol-
idly, w.tbou. the movement OF muscle.
The verdict is surprise, Il yerdic, OF
msuslaughter being expected. A fight
will be made for q new trial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-22
IN SESSION SIXTY MINUTES.
The Republicans Up to All Sorts of FiIibus-
tering Tactics.

The Republicans Up to All Sorts of filibus-
tering Tactics.
Special Telegram 10 he Register
CHARLESTON, w. VA, February 21.-
Ths House met this msrning, and the
members af that body remained in session
about an hour. The House took recess
until $3.50 p. m, at which hour the B ,llot
Reform bill came over from the Senate,
aud the House began the consideration Of
the amendments made by the Senate, con-
tiuuiug tine session until late in the night,
working hard all the while, with only one
hours recess at six O'Clock. The Rspub-
licans tried oil sorts Of filibustering tactics,
moving that the bill be tabled; the pre-
viOus question; taking appeals from the
Speakers decision, adjournment, etc, all
Of which were sat upon by the Democrats,
Attempts TO delay the announcement Of
the vote on sustaining the Speakers de-
cisions were made till 10 o'clock. The
Speaker finally ruled that DO member
would be recognized by the Chair 10 make
any further dilat0ry motions.
The reading of the amendments to the
Ballot Reform bill were flushed at 11:55
p. m. The work WAS shortened on motion
of Vrooman, which Jumps fOrty.one Of the
amendment. There was clean sweep OF
all amendments, and the bill goes back to
the Senate as it was originally passed by
the House. Ga motion of Stifel the House
adjourned uutil Monday at 1870 3. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-22
CONDENSED NEws.

The House Judiciary Committee has
made favorable report on the Tarrey
National Bankruptcy bill.
The Indiana Prohibitions have held their
convention and nominated full State
ticket.
Ia the lie Coney murder trial at Gam
den, n. j., yesterday, the prisoner testi-
fed in his own defense. No conclusion
has yet been reached.
Hon. W. L Wilson will address the
Democratic clubs of Trenton, n. j, OF the
subject OF ballot re orm next week.
Dr.. Draper, a well known physician Of
Zanesyile, Ohio, committed suicide by
cutting his throat. He was despondent on
account of love affair.
Peter Jackson. the colOIed pugilist,
last night, at Washington, knocked out
the Gypsy" a Maryland fighter, weigh
ing 255 pounds, IN the tecobd round, The
fght lasted four mihutes ard half The
'Gypsy" got in one savage blow which
nearly took Jackson off his feet, but the
latter rallied aud gsve his opponent one
from tue shoulder which speedily put him
IN glafn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-22
ALL UNDER ONE.
Proposed Consolidation Of the Lines OF the
Panhandle Systtm.

Panhandle System.
PHILADELPHIA, February 2l.-The
plan OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
psny ard the Pennsylvania Company
to consolidate the lines of the Pan
handle system west Of Pttsburg ia to form
a new company, to be known ns the Pitts
burg, Cincinnati, Chicago and st. Louis
Railroad, which will issue $75. 000 900 of
common stock, $50, 900, 000 Of preferred
stock and s., 000, 900 of bonds
The roads TO De merged are the Pitts
burg, Cincinnati and st. Louis, the Chi.
cagO, st. Louis snd Plttsburg the Jeffer
son, Madison aud Indiana, the Cincin-
natl, Richmond and CbicsgO, and the Gin
cinuati and Richmond, comprising about
!, ,051 miles. The stock and bonds Of the
new company will be issued in ex-
Change for the stock and bonds of the
merged roads, and enough reserved for
working capital and to fprnish means for
improvements. All the details have been
agreed upon; and the lawyers OF the Penn
sylvanis Railroad Company are preparing
the papers necessary to consummate all the
merged.
There was some opposition to the con-
solidation on the part Of the city and
township of Steuhenville, Ohio, which
together owp l 1853 shares of stock OF the
Pittsburg, Cincinnati aud st. Louis
Railroad, the one road Of the group whicb
is likely to earn a dividend ppon lie
stock, but SIS five.sixths Of the siOck Is
owned by the Pennsylvania Bailrcad, the
protests of the Steubenville people are
likely TO he in vain. The plans were per
fected in this city By Wistar Morris, w
H. BlIues and Capt. Johd P. Green.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-22
The Bic ckada Lif,od.

SACRAMENTO. CAL, February 2l.-
Last evening the snow plOw succeeded in
breaking the snow blockade on the Cen
tral Pacific line in the Sierra Nevsdas.
An eastern. bound train that had been
on the road five days succeeded in reaching
the eastern base OF the Sierras q; Truckee.
Probably day or two more will be spent
in Hanging ths rails, but unless there is a
heavy snowfall again the road will then be
open for all trains.
Wednesday night, at Cape Point Mills,
plow engine and four other locomotives
were derailed by broken rail. The pillow
engine and two locomotives we're carried
down e bank so feet. Brakeman J. Will
lisms was so badly scslded that he died IN
two hours. Fireman Evans was badly
scalded and bruised. Engineer VIM. Dor
lard was badly injured about the hips,
and Fireman Bates more or leso bruised.
They we're brought here to the Railroad
HOsDitGl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-22
JUST SAVED THEMSELVES.
The Ohio RsdlstrictIug Bill Has Close
Gall.

The Ohio Rsdlstrictlug Bill Has Close
Gall.
Special Telegram TO the Register.
COLUMBUS, o, February 21.-The Dem
ocratic restricting bill narrowly escaped
defeat in the House to-day through the
csrslessness of Democratic members. The
bill was on the calendar for the second
reading snd referring There were only
% Democrats present to 80 Republicans
Hodge, the Republican leader, saw an
Opportunity TO defeat it, and moved TO
iudef nitely postpone. This would send it
to the table, from which only twO-thirds
vote could get it. Geyer was in the chair
The Democrats saw the danger in mo-
ment, ana in Rn instant all vas excite
ment.
The Democrats began fshiiog by dils-
tory motions and the Republicans were
pressing the question. Finally Speaker
Hy FL came in, and. rushirg to tine desk,
grssped his gsvel and began pounding for
order. He ruled the calendar out Of order.
No sooner were the words ffom his mouth
than motion was made to adjourn to rext
Monday, which WAS at once put despite the
Republican clamor, and il was carried.
/. was q close call for the redistricting bill,
and the Democrats will not be 80 careless
hereafter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-22
A NEW RIVER TRAFFIC
Nay BE Created by southern Pig Iron Ship

hhy ne CreAteu By = DutneTu Elk htoh ch'P
ments.
Capt W. W. O'Neill, of Pitttburg, said
tia other night that the boat Percy Kel-
sey, which is com ng up to PitAburg from
the Tennessee river with a feet of bsrges
loaded with 5000 tens of pig iron from
Sheffield, Ala will clear over 5000 on
the trip.
"The rate is 81 so ton TO Pittsburg,"
said he, "and that makes sl2, 500 for the
trip. I'll undertake to bring similar
tow to Pttsburg and am satisfied that il,
will not cost me s., 500 to do it,"
Capt. 0'Neil thinks that If this cargo Of
Southern pig gives satisfaction to Brown
& SOM, to whom it is consigned, that a
new river industry will be developed, ss
the railroads cannot haul pig iron at the
rates it can be brought mp BY river. He
thinks, furthermore, that q such trade
will do more to expedite the improvement
OF the Ohio and Tennessee rivers to make
them navigable oil the year through than
anything else. 1t will make the Con-
gressmsn of the States Of the Mississippi
and Tennessee valleys join issue with
those of the OHIO valley States and West
ern Pennsylvania in demanding sppro-
pristions to remove barriers to navigation
and to build dams and locks all the way
10 Oinciapaii on the Odio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-22
Tic BniIder, Frchanxe Msstlnx.

A very largely attended meeting Of the
Builders EKchsrg ge was held last evening
in the Chamber of Commerce, and
business OF Importance wee discussed.
The mtetirg was red hot one and the
remarks of those who took the floor were
pointed. The oath of secrecy was i'm
posed upon the members, ard repeated
attempts mlde to discover the aciion OF
the meeting were unsuccessful. 1t
was leaned however, that the
trouble between the carpenters and Louis
nartong snd Wilson & Co. was one Of the
matters under discussion, ard it occssioned
a very warm debate.
Mr.. W. S. Sharon, editor Of the Builders
Exchange, of Pittshurg, addressed the
meeting, aud es ususl bis speech was q
very 70 cible one. 1t ia understood the
E1cbspge hes about decided TO resist the
demands of the workmen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-22
WHEAT INJURED
lbs Cola sasp Did serious Damage In
Taylor.

lbs cold sasp Did serious Damage In
Taylor.
ss,-.L I...--. oas E.sar
GRAFTON. WA February 2l.-Tasre
wassbguss ID ths river here yesterday
ssiat 10 o'c,ccz last nigh, the water had
gotten slnost into some ,i The residences
in ssa.d G-sfoa. but 10 dsmsge was
done. The t-srucmstsr .hs moroirg was
tosato SD degrees and +. is feared has
damaged ,as wlsst very extensively IN
.5as localities Reports Iom Pruniy-
to~s Esasm.1 and o.hsr parts Of The
county Indicate that toe fruit crop is en-
trsly destroyed throughout the county,
WITH 8 pro5sb.s loss Of o1e-half Of the
shsa. 1o2. Tee .hermoNe,er is still fall
ing a1iii is bard 10 tell what the result
vilbe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-22
CELEBRATING YESTERDAY.

The Schools Observe Ws,hington's Birth
day by Appropriate Exercises.
In ell Of the schools Of the city yester-
day there were appropriate exercises cele-
brsting Washington's birthday. There is
no doubt but there il q general ava kening
Of patriotic sentiment in the whole coun-
try. The following programme OF the ex-
ercises in Webster school Is much like oil
the others:
song-My Country ..........
ReCitatOn-Amefica..... ....t ucy Reed
Recitation Patriotic Sentiments MalcOIn Brice
Esssy Heroes Of the Rev llu,iOn. ................
Percy Callahan
Essay-Women ofthe Revolution. ................
sggie Carpenter.
SOng-Freed IN and Honor ......-Q quotation Glass
Essay-Friend of Washington - Howard CLARK
Essay-Our First Pre- sident....... Harry Gre ghton
Chofus-A Thousand Iears..........................
Recitation-B Birthday oi Washington ...........
Winnie Irwin.
Recitation-Our George .............. Henry srobel
Reading-Anecdote' Of Mount Vernon.
Kate Snider
SOng-N tive
RecitstiOn-Our National Ens!gu..................
Eddie WestwOod.
Essay-Amercan Flag .............. Clint McChe ney
QGotstion Class.
song-star Spangled Banner
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-22
TO THE wORKHOUsE.
Five steubenville Dive Keepers Severely
Sentenced in Common Pleas COURT.
Special TsLsoraH, 10 Dae ReoI&r.

Five steubenville Dive Keepers Severely
Sentenced in Common Pleas COURT.
Special TsIs0rau 10 ne Re0l&r.
STEUBENvnLE, o, February 21.-A
few weeks sgo all the leading houses Of
i'll fame, with saloon attachments, were
pulled by Justices Love and Beard, and
fifteen persons identified with their man
agement, were bound over to await the
action Of the grand jury, which body
found indictments against them al. The
arrests were the outcome Of a dttermins-
ton on the part Of Prosecuting Attorney
Gregg to make this class Of violstors feel
the strong arm of the law, as they bad
conducted their Betsrious business for
years in dtfiauce Of law, ard without re-
gard for the will Of tine authorities or the
wishes of the general public.
When the tine OF trial came on all the
small fry or assistants in the business were
released, aud only the heads Of the estab-
lishments called upon 10 plead. The COM
pilation OF ths evidences had been 80 thor
oughly done by the prosecutor that the &C.
cused had no hole to crawl out Of, and
four Of them, Jim Henneghsn, Bill Horn
er, Henry McOfystal and Jack HanlOn,
plead guilty, hoping thereby to secure
mercy from the Court. Bill Walker, who
kept negro dive on Tbid street, stood
trial, and attempted to prove that he kept
boarding house, but the jury wouldn's
have it that way, and he was found guilty
las. night.
This morning the five men were brought
into Court, and Judge Hsnce sentenced
them esca TO two months imprisonment in
the Cleveland workhouse, to pay 500 fire
and the costs of prosecution, and TO stand
committed in the workhonse until the fine
and costs were paid. The Judge farther
declared that the establishments operated
by these men we're public nuisarces, and
il an attempt was made to reopen them
tbat they would be closed without the
trouble Of a second trial.
Sally Welsh and Lucy Winters, the lat
ter the wife OF VIM. Winters, who is 10
jail under indictment for murder in the
pecond degree for hitting Harry Peltz.r 10
the head with hatohet, from the effects
of Which he died, have also been found
guilty Of keeping houses OF i'll fame, but
will not be sentenced until next week,
after Judge Hsnce returns from his home
In New PHILADELPHIA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-22
Tho Development Company.

The Bard CT Directors Of the Wheeling
Development Company went ont to their
block Of leased lsnd at the hesdwatsrs Of
Caldwel.'s ruu, yesterday, TO take q look
at the lay OF things to ascertain, if posi-
BILE. the most suitable location for drilling
the fret hole.
The company has bsea receiving bids
from contractors ioE some time, on dril-
ling we'll TO depth OF 1000 feet, in
case oil or gas should not be obtained ~
the intervening sand, and if tho msoy OBJ
stscles are not enooantered. L. Is the in.
teption 10 start thirteen inch hole, and
insert the ten i5ch casing at 600 feet A.
/ 800 feet string Of a casipg will be IN
serted, and at 1000 feet q sirifg Of 6s
casing will be placed in tie bole Il Will
rot be long nov before the work is started
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-22
nranh Army rnonmpmen,s.

PITTsBURG, February 2l-A Newark,
Ohio, special says: A. ihs fourth annual
encsmpment OF the Union Veteran Legion
here to-day, the following officers were
elected, after a spirited contest Com
msnder, DR.. @. s. Read, Of 81. Louis;
Senior Vice Commander, A. C. Bond,
Of New York city; Junior Vice
commander, James r Smythe, of Will
Transport, Pa; Q1artermaster General,
Frsuk L. Blair, OF Allegheny City, Pa (;
Surgeon General, H. H. Piper, Chaplin in
Chief, Rev. John A. Dsnks, Of Allegheny
City, Pa; Judge Advocate General, W.
Chapman, Of Bradford, Pa. The officers
elect were duly installed by Pest
Commander A. X. Pearson, OF Pi,'sburg.
The bo6y adjourned to visit the old fort
The encampment closed tonight with a
banquet. The ladiea met in Marsh "
Blandy's hall, East SIDE, sad organized
the fret national auxiliary.
The next encsmpment OF the O0ion
Veteran Legion will be held at F. Wayne
Ind., the third Sunday Of February ls9l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-22
ADJUSTMENTS.
nsheU Tn-N ght.

''Sbe" will doubtless be greeted by a
large audience at the Opera House this
evening. The Cincinnati Enquirer says Of
it. H. RIDER Hsggsrd's She Was the
attraction last evening a, Houck's Opera
House by the Gilbert & Dickson Company,
snd was greeted by big house. The
wonderful stage pictures and startling elec.
tIical effects we're superb. The scenery is
marvel Of the scenic artists art, The
deck of the Arab vessel Dhow,' the
Head Of the Ethiopian, The Temple OF
Truth and Ruined City of Kor' and Cav.
ern Palace OF She being especially fire. "
Reserved seats can be secured ct Houses
music stoTe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-22
"DhYIl,s NIinn ~

ol Monday evening, February Oath, the
great melO-drsma, "Ths Dsvirs Mine"
will be produced at the Grand This ia
said to be one Of the greatest dramas of the
age. Among the views to be ehown ia q
hsautfal vists of rocky gorge down which
fl)ws mountain stream OF real water.
Another scene is the Home, Sweet Home
Hotel in the second act. 1. is here that
the vaudeville artistic are introduced,
smong whom are Miss Msnd Dickson the
great dancing soubrette Miss MAbsl Flor.
ence, formerly with Aunt Bridgers Co.,
and the grest banjo player and comedian
Billy Pesrce. Seats can be secured al
WeiI'a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-22
EtraIn TnlfdO.

TOLEDO o, February 21.-At 2 O'Clock
this morning fire broke Gu. in the tin box
and fruit can msnufactory of E. P. Breck-
iuridse & Co, occupying half Of q large
four.stoIy brick structure on Superior
street. The losses are: Building occupied
by Breckinri5ge and Smith and Hslde-
mann, S56, COO; Breckinridge's loss, $40,-
600, insurance S35 600; Smith & Hslde-
mann, $40, 900, insurance S25, 900; Bortz,
IS 600. ins nsurance 81, 800; John Nsgely,
bcx factory, SO, 500 The Woolscn Spec
Company's factory caught fire, but was
extinRuisbed with no material loss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-22
Labor IrouhIe. In PItt.burk.

PITTsBURG, February 2l.-The mem
bers of the Amslgamated Association EN-.
ployed at ShOenberger's mills, in this city,
are divided as to compliance with an or
der issaed by President Weihe. Fifty
men have quit work, snd some of these
have assaulted other who refuse to quit.
The police have been called to
protect the loyalists, and the firm
has appealed to the Courts to restrain the
dissenters from interfering with lis bust
ness or the men al work. Some time since
a worker named Murray was suspended.
About fifty fellow employees in the con-
yertiug mi st uck sgainss the suspension
Presiden. Weibe ordered the men bsck to
work pending an investigation. They Ie-
fused to obey, snd it is probable they will
he expelled from the Tanks Of the Amalga'
p,ated
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-22
MILLIONS IN DISPUTE.
Americans Contestisg for an Enormous
EugtIsh Farfuna

Americans Contesti5g for an Enormous
English Fortune.
New YORK, February 2l.-La.yer
Henderson Benedict, Of the Garfield Build
ing Brooklyn, has bsen retained to prose-
cute the claims of repu!ed heirs to the
estate OF James Wood, a wealthy banker Of
louCe'tershire, EuRland. The proceed
ings are brought by william O. Spear, Of
No. 1s3 Patchen avenue, Brooklyn, on be-
half Of himself, his brother Lswuel, of
Jersey City, Mrs Pike, Of BOs,on, a sister,
and others. Mr.. Wcoi died in the early
part OF the present century. The estate
nov smouats 20 IS, 000, 600, or nearly s25,
100000. II the statements msde by Mr..
Benedict are true, bis clients msy receive
this money with II the next Six months.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-22
narksneahY Olouds.

PETERSBURG, VA. February 21.-A re-
mnrkable phenomenon was witnessed here
Yesterday morning, the like Of which has
never been seen before. About 8 O'Clock
an angry lockiug cloud passed over here,
enveloping the city in darkness for about
10 minutes. Lamps and gus had to be
lighted to enable the people to see what
,6ey were about. Many people were
frightened by the appearances of the cloud,
which came from the west and travelled
due east. The people in the surrounding
country we're als1 scared By the sudden
darkness. The cloud slsO passed over
Burkville, 90 miles west OF here, where
the darkness waa as great as it was here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-22
vvu Cont,,us TO Do Bu,ipe,s.

MINYEAPOLIs, MINI, February IL
Attorney General Clapp has written an
official letter to Bank Examiner Kenyon
in which be says that the facts in the re-
report of the latter in regard 10 the Amer
icsu Building and Loan Association Of
Minneapolis do not constitute grounds for
proceedings against the company. The
compsny will therefore continue to do
business without interference from the
State authorities.