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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1890-12-16
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Dlaczego?
Powazny ozwa1 sic CLOS flozofa, m6wiace-
90 takim tonem, jakby koryfeusz starozytnego
ch0ru:
= Przyjacielu, jezeli ME jestes szczesliwy,
to dlatego, re szczescie twoje by}o dotychczas
zawsze iednakowe. szczescie jest jak zdrowie.
Ably go uzyG W ca}ej pe}ni, potrzeba bye go
pozbawionym czasami Otoz ty ME by1es nj
gdy chory - czyh = chcialem powiedzie6:
ME by}eS nigdy nieszczesiwym. Oto jest, cze-
go CT ME dostaje zyciu, Kt6z zdo1a ocenic
szczescie, jezei ME by} nigdy nieszczesliwym,
chociazby ma kr6tka tylko cbwile W zyciu?
A po tel uwadze, nacechowanej madroscia
flozof nasz podnoszac kielich najprzewybor-
niejszego szampana,
= zycze, zawo}a}, ably s}o1ce naszego 60.
spodarza zaGmi1o sic cokolwiek; azeby dozna}
troche bolesci W zyciu.
Potem duszkiem wychyll czare
Gospodarz da1 znak, ze sic tenn zgadza
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1890-12-16

goire sam ofarowa} sic zabra6
90 re SODA. Padlewski W tym
celu przebra} sic W kobiece
suknie, a rzeczy jego spalono.
Postanowiono anarchiste De
labruyere'a stawic pred sa-
dem "a pomoc udzielona Pa.
dlewskiemu do ucieczki. Rad
francuski poprosi rzadu W
Argentynii, dokad Padlewski
miat sic udaG, o wydanie NOR
dercy.
Rzeka Loire zamarz}a przy
Nantes, Sekwana zape}niona
krami lodu, statki po niej
przesta1y kursowaG.
ROsya.
st. Petersburg, logo grudnia.
Urzednicy rzadowi ma Kau-
kazie otrzymali rozkaz, azeby
kraju wygnali wszystkich
zyd6w, kt6rzy ME maja tam
prawapobytu.
WschOdnia Afryka.
ZansyJar, logo grudnia.
Potwierdza sic wiadomosc,
re sultan Funio Baker, z With
i jego zwolennicy zburzyi
misya angielska mad rzeka
Tasza i pozabijali mn6stwo
chrzescijan.
Samoa.
San Francisco, 15go grudnia.
Nowo mianowany sedzia dla
Samoa, baron Cederkranz, wy
jecha1 stad wczoraj ma parow-
Gu Alanda do Apii.
Pofudniowa Ameryka.
Panama, 15go grudnia.
Telegram z Colon donosi:
Ameryka6ski parowiec Enter
prise wyp}yna1 stad do Bocas
del Toro, dokad go wys}ano W
waznych interesach. Amery-
ka1ski konsul wsiad1 nan, axe
by udaG sic do Nowego Yorku,
ale nagle podr6zy zaniechac
postanowH.
Przybycie parowcow,
Hambemg: Scandia z New
Yorku.
Londye: Suevia z N. Yorku
sygnalizowana z Lizard Pa
rowiec Spree, kompanii
Norddeutscher Lloyd wyp}y-
nal W niedziele po po}udniu o
czwartej z Southampton do
Nowego Yorku, wiozac ITO
podr6znych W kajutach i 345
pod pok}adem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1890-12-16
Ze stolicy Zwiazkowej.
Washington, Is. grudnia.

Posel Evans z Tennessee
wni6s} dis za}ozenie domu in
walid6w W poblizu parku woj-
skowego Chattanooga q Chi
ckamanga. Ma eel ten ma sic
wyznaczyc 900 akrow gruntu
! 100000 ma budowe dom6w.
Mason Z Illinois wni6s} in,
korporowanie kompanii: Pan
American Transportation Co..
kt6rej celem jest zakupywanie
i budowanie wszelkiego rodza-
ju parowc6w i okret6w i kur-
sowanie takowych pomiedzy
wszystkimi przystaniami na
ziemi, po oceanach i rzekach.
Kapita} zak}adowy 10 milo
now dolar6w. G}6wne biuro
ma bye W Galveston, Texas.
Komisarz Raum zapyta} mi
nistra spraw wewnetrznych,
czyli zo4nierz zwiazkowy, kt6ry
poczatkowo s}uzy} u Po}udnio-
wc6w, ma prawo ado pensyi /
czyli W tym razie musi udowo-
dnic, re by} raniony s}uzac W
armii zwiazkowej. Odpowiedz
by}a, IL ma prawo i ME potrze-
buje udowadniac, re by} ran
nym, skoro 80 dni najmniej
s1uzy} W armii zwiazkowej i
i otrzyma} honorowa odprawe.
Ex-senator Palmer, prezy-
dent komisyi wystawowej, dis
wiecz6r oswiadczy}: uWystawa
swiatowa jest ma najlepszej
drodze bedzie najwieksza
wystawa, jaka kiedykolwiek
na ziemi sic odby}a. W pre-
ciagu tego ,tygodnia zostanie
og}oszona proklamacya W tel
sprawie."
POzary.
Be!!fazo, N. Y, Is. grud.
DIS rano wybuch} pozar
W skutek eksplozyi oliwy W
Barber Asphalt Works przy
Weldon Avenue. Nocny str6z
Neal Campbell poparzy} sic
tax mocno, IL W skutek tego
umar}. Warsztat maszynowy
i hala do maszyn spalone.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1890-12-16
.Telegramy zagranieEne.
Oiciec Swiety chory.
Limfa Ora KOcha W drodze do
NOwegO Yorku.
Delabruyere ma bye uwieziOny.
Zydzi z Kaukazu napedzeni.
Watykan.
Rgyna, logo grudnia.

W Watykanie wielki niepo-
k6j panuje powodu, Il Pa
piez wskutek niezwykle zim-
nego powietrza wielce cierpi.
Lekarz DR.. Cornelli kaze bye
przygotowanym ma wszystko,
Biskup Nancy przyjety ma
audyencyi u Ojca swietego Z
ust tegoz dowiedzia} sic, re
.Stolica Apostolska polityke
kardyna}a Lavigerie W spra
vie polaczenia rzadu z koscio-
lem W zupe}nosci pochwala.
Niemcy.
Berlin, logo grudnia.
Dyrektor kr6lewskiego tea
tru, Otto Devrient, zosta1 od-
prawiony "a to, IL cesarz ME
by} zadowolony z jego kierow-
nictwa.
DR.. Einhorn otrzymawszy
pieG flaszeczek limfy dla zasto,
sowania jej W szpitalu nowo-
yorskim jest W drodze do A
meryki.
DR.. Cornet "a leczenie cho-
rych metoda Ora Kocha ma
zarabiaG $4,000 dziennie.
Bank W Gera zbankrutowa}.
Passiwa 100000 marek.
Francya.
Pary5, logo grudnia.
Nadchodza wiadomosci cd
wielu ludzi, kt6rzy jakoby
mieli stosInki z Padlewskim,
morderca Seliwerskowa. Me
jaka PAM Duquercy potwier-
dza wiadomosc, re Gregoire
ukrywa} Padlewskiego od'
1890 listopada do 3go grudnia
twierdzi, IL Padlewski maj
prod u niej szuka} schronie-
MIA w}asnie kiedy Gregoire
by} u niej ma obiedzie; Gre
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1890-12-16

Masskegon, MicA., Is. grud.
Wczoraj wieczorem szko}a
centralna spali1a sic. Szkoda
wynosi $50, 900, ubezpieczenie
$31,OO
Little Rock, Ark., Is. grud.
Wczoraj wieczorem miejsco-
wosci Dardanelle Monticello
W Arkansas zosta1y prawie do
szczetu spalone. .Zadna z tych
miejscowosci ME mia}a stray
ogniowej.
Chinczycy spaleni.
San Francisco, IS. grud.
Wczoraj wieczorem spali}o
sic tn kilka chi1skich fabryk
cygar fabryk ob6wia. Ze
zgliszcz fabryki ob6wia dobyto
try trupy Chihczyk6w. Pra-
wdopodobnie jeszcze trzech lub
czterech Chi6czyk6w sic spa
lilo.
Apachy W ArizOnie.
Tombstone, Ari., Is. grud.
Pzywieziono tn trupy
dw6ch ludzi nazwiskiem Bird.
&c Robinson, kt6rzy W sobote
zostali zamordowani przez
Apach6w. Odarto ich re su.
kien i pokaleczono. Poszuki-
wacze z}ota i w1asciciele trz6d
W wielkiej So trwodze.
ArabOwie W Nowym Yorku.
Nee0 York, Is. grudnia.
Ma zgromsdzeniu odbytem
W tutejszej arabskiej dzielnicy
przy ulicy Washington uchwa.
lono za}ozyc towarzystwo ce-
lem chowu jedwabnik6w i Ia
}ozenia sad6w, kt6reby dozwo-
lily znaleze zatrudnienie przy.
bywajacym do tego kraju Ara
bonn. Rzeczoznawcy Townsend
Scutter polecono ogladnac pc
wne grunta W Pennsylvania i
Arizonie( y najstosowniejsze
Z mich zakupic. Pr6buja row.
niez zachecic do wsp6lnego
dzia1ania Ormian W tym kraju
.zamieszka}ych W liczbie 5000.
Posiadaja oni znaczne kapita1y
i mogliby bye wielce pomoc-
nymi. Wielu bogatych Syryi-
czyk6w bierze udzia} W tym
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1890-12-16
ROk I.

planie, zachecajac swych roda-
k6w do wyjazdu do Ameryki
i wstapienia do stowarzyszenia.
Niemadra dziewczyna.
Hamilton, Ont, Is. grud.
13 letnia Sarah Hunter, kt6-
IA by}a s}uzaca u w. H. Smith
W poblizu Winony, pr6bowa1a
otruf familia swych chlebo-
dawc6w i sama zazy}a trucizny
ma szczury, wskutek czego u
maria. Powodem by}o, IL ja
wykrzyczano "a to, re ME pill
nowa}a ognia.
Zakfad dobrOczynny.
White EARTH, Mimn., Is. gr.
Budowa szko}y rzemieslni-
czej i Domu Sier6t za}ozonych
przez Katarzyne Drexel Z Phi
ladelphii wkr6tce zostanie u
koGczona. Jest to dom trzypie.
trowy i dla $50 uczni6w lrza-
dzony. Koszta budowy wyno-
sza oko}o $4,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1890-12-16
KKOPOTY CHINCZYKA
w CHINACH.
- PRZEZ -
JULIUSZA VERNE.
W CHINACH.
ROZDZIAL |.

~ kt6rye rzynaioty imarodoaoo$d os66 dsia5ajqcych
z,coLno sic ods{aniajq
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1890-12-16
Wtorek, dnia 16 Grudnia 1890 T.

Telegramy KrajOWe.
Sitting Bull zastrzelony przez
pOlicyanta indyanskiegO.
Oboz indyanski zajety przez woj-
SkO.
Chihczycy spalepi W San Fran
cisco.
Apachy W Arizonie morduja.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-07
IN WEST VIRGINIA.
OIL DEVELOPMENTS IN THE MANNINGTCN
AND EUREKA FIELDS.
The Simpson Company Has Good Shallow Oil
Well-News Of the State-Insane Asylum
Directors Mset-POlitical Notes
and Gossip.
nseial T.,,a.am 10 the Registe-.

Special Telegram to the Rsgister.
BELMONT, w. va, August 6.-The
oil field is extending here almost daily,
and operators are more confident than
they have been for weeks. The Simp-
son Co. 5 oil well found oil yesterday at
a depth of $40 feet and shows for a
good producer. The well will flow from
twenty-five TO forty barrels per day.
The oil is Of fine lubricating quality,
and commands price from three to
four times as great as the common oil.
The company is composed entirely OF
Wheeling capitalists, and they are To be
congratulated on their lucky strike.
All the oil wells are keeping up their
production. Jones No. / at the
mouth of French creek and be-
longing to the Duncan Oil Co., Is flow
ing about 500 barrels day. Duncan
No. ,, on the Tyler farm, is down about
GOO feet, and will come in next week.
The Duncan Company now has six wells
under way. Johnston x BrockunierS
No. is flowing about 100 barrels daily.
This well is one Of the finest producers
in the field. 1t has flown without ceS-
Sation for over two months, and its out
put is nearly if not quite as great now
as when first struck. The Acre-and-a-
Half well is improving, and is now
showing so barrels a day. The well
bids fair to be one of the best payers in
the field.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-07
washincton Notes.

1t is stated upon good authority that
Senator-elect Calvin 5 Brice has bought
the Indianapolis sentinel. The sale, 1t is
said. was made about two weeks ago.
Miss PhUbe w. Cozzens has made appli-
cation for the position of Superintendent
of Charities of the District Of Columbia, a
recently created Office that will pay $1,000
a year
The monthly Treasury statement shows
that on August 1 there were in circulation
of gold and silver coins and certificates,
u. S. notes. etc, s., ,43. 1885,, net in-
crease over July of 81 ,@i ,99l.
The President and Postmaster-Gen
returned from Cape May yesterday.
Robert NJ. Nixon, Of New Castle, Ind,
has been appointed Deputy Comptroller Of
the Currency.
The House agreed 10 the conference re-
port on the Original Package bill yester-
dav. The bill is exactly as it came from
the Senate
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-07
THE AUTOPSY WAS BEGUN
KEMMLER's CAREER.
How He Butchered Tillie Ziegler-IIiS
Trial and the Laws Delay.

AUBrRN. y. Y, August 6-Kemmler
was a man of low mental and moral quail
ties The surroundings of his birth and
early life were very bad. His father was
butcher I'm Philadelphia, whore William
the murderer, was born in 1860. The 0oy
grew up in the shambles and in the market
place His parents sent him TO school Tor
"a brief period aud several times he saw
the inside of "a church and heard the ser
vices there. These feeble influences con
stituted the only contact the boy ana man
ever had with things pure or good.
In lS>1, Kemmler married worthless
woman named Ida Porter, in Camden, y.
j.. Two days later he found she had oeeh
previously married, and he left her TO i've
with Matilda Ziegler They moved to Bul-
falo \ y. Kemmler frequently found his
mistress purlOiniug money from ms cloln-
ing. and he suspected inidelity on ner Par1,
They Quarreled, blows were eXchanged'
Kemmlcr became a hopeless drunkard'
on TIE MORNING OF MARCH %, lSN9,
ou RuTalo was shocked by the brutal
butcherv of a woman at No 526 South Di-
vision street. The woman killed was I'll
lie Ziegler~ ~ and the murderer was hemm-
Ter The murder was the first that hau
been committed in the state OF New
York after the law TO kill murder
ers by electricity had become operative.
Kemmler was arrested, and IN the mean,
time the unfortunate woman was removed
to "A hospital. Her face, arms and breast
were covered with blood, and she was IN
sensible. She fingered in comatose con-
dition until the next day, when death
ensued before she had once regained con-
sciousneSs. and was, therefore, unaole 10
make an ante !mOrtem statement Inc ohiE
eyewitness was a fOur-year-old daughter
of the victim, who said: Papa mt uahuia
with the hatchet when she was lying on
the floor
The couple in Buffalo had lived under
the name of Hort. The victims father, Il
Philadelphia huckster, named Irpner,
came 10 Buffalo and identified the body oil
dead woman as his child. With him came
Henry Kemmler, the murderer's brother,
who had married sister of the dead
woman. The woman was described by the
Buffalo papers at the time as a preposSess-
ing brunette Of about l35 pounds, and quite
stylish looking.
After his arrest Kemmler refused to talk
of the crime, and at one time there were
doubts as to his sanity. He made no at
tempt TO escape after the assault. When
pressed TO give n reason for the deed he
only said. Il wanted to kill her, and the
sooner l hang for it the better Nearly
$500 in cash was found at his room. The
coroner's jury pronounced kemmler muir
derer. and Immediately after the inquest
he was taken from the Jail to the police
court and arraigned on charge OF murder
in the first degree. He pleaded guilty,
saving he had no use for lawyer
JUDGE cHiLDs SENTENCED HIN
TO die within the week beginning June p,
1859, by the application Of electricity as
provided by the Code at Auburn state
Prison. Counselor Hatch took exceptions
To the sentence upon the ground that the
punishment was cruel and unusual and
contrary to the spirit Of the Constitution
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-07
BLAINE IS ON TOP.
HARRISON A CONVERT TO TIE RECIPROCITY
SCHEME.
De Will Probably Write Another Message.
Endorsing It-How the Conversion
Was Mais-Houss and Senate
Proceedings Yesterday.

New YORK, August Ga dispatch to
the World from Cape May says: Blaine
has won. President Harrison has been
generally convinced OF the practical
wisdom Of his Chief Secretary's recipro-
city programme and is preparing mes
sage on the subject"
1t was not an easy task, for MI.
Blaine found that the opponents OF his
views had literally saturated the Presl
dent with their arguments. both
political and commercial. Mr.. Blaine
was fully prepared to answer the
political objections. He showed the
President how the entire Democratic
press OF the country, by its haste In in
dorsing him, had placed itself in posi-
tion which stopped il from dcnouncing
reciprocity with Latin America. even
though it became leading feature In
the Republican policy.
Mr.. Blaine then dwelt upon the sig
niiicance OF the endorsement which the
new policy was receiving throughout
the South, and to cap this phase OF the
argument, he pointed to the prompt APP
pr0val OF the San Francisco Chamber Of
Commerce. When the opposition likely
to develop in the House was referred To,
Mr.. Blane'S eyes snapped. and he de-
clared almost petuantly that he would
attend to that, or words To that effect
that he regarded the opposition as un-
important.
Mr.. Harrison then sprung the COM
mercial objections. which had been tab
ulatcd and carefully prepared for him
He thought he had Mr.. Blaine in tight
box, but the aStute Secretary then
played his great card, namely, John
Wanamaker, whom he called into the
conference, and when Mr.. Harrison,
with all his tables and figures, grapplcd
with the burly Postmaster General ON
the commercial phases OF the reciprocity
question, he was thrown time after
time.
1t must be remembered that Mr..
Blaiue had not consulted the President
before his first declaration Of this new
and radical policy. Mr.. Harrison re-
membered this fact, and several times
referred to il. The result Of the confer
ence was that President Harrison be-
came prOSelyte. He affected no furth-
er resistance. He promised 10 give rec
iprocity, with some slight notifications,
which are not yet formulated. his sup
port, and To address a special message
10 Congress on the subject at an early
date. Mr.. Blaine received this iutclli-
gence without a shade OF surprise.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-07

Kemmler reached Auburn Friday, May
"a, at midnight. A writ of habeas corpus
was served upon Warden Durston just be-
fore the fatal day arrived, and upon June
- an exhaustive argument was heard by
County Judge Day. The whole argument
was as TO the constitutiOnality of the law
substituting electricity for the gibbet,
upon the ground of the former being
cruel and unusual. Judge Day
dismissed the writ, and the case was taken
to the General Term, of the Supreme Court
at Rochester, where the constitutiOnality
OF the law was upheld. The last resort
was the Court Of Appeals, and here, too,
the decision was adverse 10 Kemmler's
counsel.
The criminal was sentenced 10 die in the
week beginning April IS 1890. 1t is likely
Kemmler would have been electricized on
April 80, but on the Goth a United States
writ Of habeas corpus was served on the
Warden, and the case was then carried TO
the United States Supreme Court on the
point Of constitutionality of the law on the
same grounds as urged in the State Courts.
The New York Courts were upheld in the
final appeal, and Kemmler was again SEN
fenced to be killed in the week beginning
August l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-07
HARRISON DEMOCRATS
Hold an Enthusiastic Convention Mr.
Pendlcton Speaks.

oltCtut ItttffuM 10 itc AeVtoftfs
CLARKsBURG, w. Va, August 6.-An en-
thusiastic and harmonious county conyen-
tion was held in this city, to-day. The
court house was crowded to its utmost
capacity by delegates and anxious listen
ers. Delegates were appointed to the
State. Congressional and Senatorial con-
ventions. A vigorous and aggressive plat
form was adopted with well defined and
clear cut Jeflersonian doctrines, which IS
unanimously approved by our Demo,
Gratis. The vast audience was addressed
by the Hon John o. Pendleton. His
speech was an able and impressive one and
made him many friends in this county.
Hon John j. Davis in his usually eloquent
and characteristic manner entertained the
assembly by this discrimination OF sound
Democratic faith, and exhorted the Demo
Gratis to action for principle and right.
Primary elections will be held for the
nomination of county officers, 1t is be
lieved with proper effort the Democrats
will redeem Harrison county from Repub-
lican domination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-07
C.T.A. UNION OF AMERICA.
Important Assemblage of Catholic Tenn
perance Workers.

PrrrsBrRG. August G-The Catholic
Total Abstinence Union Of America met IN
the opera House in their twentieth annual
session. here this morning, with 300 dele
gates present from all parts Of the country;
The Association will be in session until
SATURDAY. In the morning Right Rev.
Bishop Watterson, OF Columbus, Ohio, de
Iiyered a sermon. and Very Rev. ;.
Wallaed and Mayor Gourley welcomed
the delegates. The afternoon ses-
sion was devoted to the reading
of reports which showed the union to be in
a prosperous condition, with a steadily in
creasing membership. In the evening
there was a reception in Duquesne Hall.
rendered by the ladies' Of St Mary,s oi
Mercy Society. The convention will be in
session the balance Of the week. A num-
Der Of prominent persons are in atteud-
ance. including Grand Master Workman
Powderly, Bishop Watterson, Rev. Father
McCleary. Of Kansas; Rev Father III
cock. of Philadelphia, and Rev. Richard
Burke, Of Massachusetts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-07

which he placed in front and
a little to he right of the eXecu-
ti0n chair Facing a little circle
of men, Kemmler sat down, COM
poSedly looked about him and then
up and down without any evidence Of
fear or OF especial interest in the event.
His face was not StOlid, 10 was not indif-
fercnt. he looked IL anything, as
though he was rather pleased at be-
ing the centre OF interest. Warden
DurSton stood at the left Of the chair
with his hand at the back of il and
almost az the moment Kemmler took his
seat he began speaking short quick
periods. Now, gentlemen" he said,
"this is William A. Kemmler. have
warned him that ne has got to die and
II he has anything TO say he will say it,
KENMIER's LAST MESSAGE.
As the Warden finished. Kemmler
looked up and said in a high keyed
voice without any hesitation and as
though he had prepared himself with
the speech: "Weu, I wish every one
good luck in this fort, and l think l am
going % good place; and the papers
have been saying lot OF stuff that is
not so. That's ALL have 10 say.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-07
League Games.

AtCleveland First Game Cleveland ;,
Chicago ! hits. II and 3; errors, 3 and .;
pitchers, Young and Hutchinson; umpire,
McDermott Second Game Cleveland !,
Chicago : hits. : and l3; errors, 3 and .;
earned runs Chicago {; pitchers Garfield
aud Luby.
At Philadelphia-Ph Philadelphia ;, New
York g; hits, 10 and II; errors, and / :;
earned runs, > and 3; pitchers, Gleason
and Welch.
At Cincinnati-C Cincinnati IL. Pittsburg
3: earned runs, Cincinnati 10; pitchers,
Mullane and Hccker; umpire McQuaid
At New York-BOstOn >, BrOoklynG.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-07
WILL ELKINS RUN
A Scheme to Force Stephen to Accept a
Nomination.
SieeiaL Tsle0rdta 10 he Re1isffr


Nomination.
Special telegram 10 he Register.
WASHINGTON, August G.-The census
Office has issued bulletin, showing the
amount of the debts Of the several
States. In West Virginia in 1850, cash
and fund on hand and the excess of as
sets over debt amounted to S257, s0O.s2,
and in 1890 to 81, ,02O, ,243.51. There is
no bonded or floating debt reported.
STEVE ELKINs AGAIN.
Whispers are heard of the probable
nomination of Steve Elkins against
Representative Wilson, it is said that
the clique so anxious TO run ElkinS, pro-
pose to control convention, nominate
Steve and adjourn. Then they will ap-
peal to Elkins to make the race on the
ground that the calling Of another con
ventiOn would tend to weaken the party.
ElkinS has declared most emphatically
that under no circumstances would he
make the race, but then he has not al
ways kept faith. He is known to be
slippery in politics as well as other mat
terS.
Representative Wilson has introduced
"A bill to pay Samuel Lemon, of West
Virginia, $3.50 for supplies furnished
during the war
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-07
MARSHALL TEACHERS.
An Interesting Session " the Institute nj
Moundsyille.


Moundsville.
Special C0rrespoAd,Hct Of the Register.
MoUNDsvILLE, August G.-Wednesday
morning the teachers gathered 20 the num-
Der OF one hundred and siXty-two The
Institute was opened by singing aud de
votional exercises, conducted by Rev. Lee,
pastor Of the NJ +. Church. After roll
call the work Of the day was opened by
Prof Lorentz, who gave very extensive
and interesting talk on recitation. The dis
cussion Of the subject was continued by &.
j. Higgs, Armstrong and King.
After exhausting.the subject music was
called for, after which short recess was
given.
Prof. Armstrong continued his talk on
Educational Psychology - which he com
menced on Tuesday Mr. Helms recited
the "SeminOle's Defiance His rendition
was excellent After singing a song. un-
der the direction Of Prof Armstrong, the
Institute. at o'clock, adjourned.
At o'clock the teachers reassembled
Prof. Hemns took the floor 10 explain the
subject Of Reading" He said that read
ing commenced in the cradle, aud lectured
strongly against the evil effects Of using
baby talk. such as "tootsy wootsyn and the
like. He had spoken Of this 10 a number Of
teachers
Prof. Quinn. Of the Wheeling schools.
next gave an interesting address on the
subject Of words" their meaning and use.
and how they should be studied. He be-
lieyed in the analytic method Of study, by
which one might learn 1900 words by the
study Of the roots Of only ten