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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-08
Merit Wins.

We desire 10 say TO our citizens, that for
years we have been selling DIR Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, DR. Kings
New Life pills. Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
and Electric Bitters, and have never han
died remedies that sell as well. or that have
given such universal satisfaction We do
not hesitate 20 guarantee them every time.
and we stand ready 20 return ths purchase
price. if satisfactory results do not follow
theirusc These remedies have won their
great popularity purely on their merits.
Logan Dmg Co, Druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-08
sECOND-CLAss ATTRACTION.
The Harrisons Fail to Draw at Cape
May.

CAPE MAY. y. j., July The events
and incidents Of the last three days have
pretty thoroughly demonstrated that as a
drawing attraction, pure and simple, Pres
ident Harrison is lamentable failure. To
quote the terse phrase of theatrical man
ager summerng here. neither the Prcsi-
dent nor Baby Mckee have drawn eX-
penses thus far
1t is rather difficult to explain the causes
of this apparent lack of interest in the
temporary head Of the nation. II may be
that the people hesitate to intrude upon the
privacy Of occupants of the Harrison cot
tage. and it may be that the multitude are
coarsely Indifferent to the multifold charm
of both the PreSideat and his illustriOus
grandson. However, no matter what the
causes are. the fact remains that Mr.. Har-
rison's coming has not as yet attracted one
extra guest to either Of the three hotels
grouped on the Point, and the expected in
fiux Of hungry-eyed eXcursionists has not
been forthcoming.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-08
SILVER MEN WIN.
The Advantages They Gain in the silver
Agreement.

SI.cili I,i,Wus 90 tls Register
WASurNGroN. ID. c.. July The
action of the Republican Senators who
Ioincd the Democrats to-day in refusing
to begin 40 once the consideration Of
tho tariff question was induced by sew
cral considerations, one Of them no
doubt being q desire 10 dispose OF the
silver bin and the pending appropriation
bili, before entering upon the discussion
OF the tariff. 50 far rs the silver Oil Is
concerned the agreement to-day oi the
Conference Committee will bring the
hin up for action i'm both houses at
once. There is mo- doubt that the re
mort of the Conference Committee Will
hc adopted. and that the President Will
spDrove the bin is modified 10y the con-
forces. I'm pursuance Of the policy an
noprccd at the beginning Of the discus
sion that whatever legislation was
agreed upon should be distinctly Re
pnhlican measure. The Republican
ronfcrees OF the TWO Houses first agreed
upon tine report and then submitted IL
to the Democratic couierecS Tor ther
fr.pection. The agreement is suhStan-
TALLY what Your correspondent pre-
di,tcd moro than % month ago that u
,NogId Doe. namely, the puchaSe OF 4,'oO,-
600 ounces of silver month Instead
.of >o many dollars worth, no matter
how high the price of silver goes the
Secretary Of the Treasury Is bound
to purchase the specified quah
tty every month. The rejection OF the
bullion redemption clause and the
legal tender quality of the note
issued for the purchase oI
silver bullion were conceded al
tine beginning of the conference and the
only points left for discussion were
whether the purchase should be stated
.iu ounces or dollars worth. aud whei
the law should take effect. These have
s been settled by yielding the most I'm
portaut points TO the silver men WINE i
81 they concede the minor point that th'
r,v.. Shall take effect thirty days after
....-.. i..sfead of Immediately.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-08
Liberal Oner.

Mat. McCabe, Of New Brunswick, III,
offers to pay five dollars to any person isS,a
troubled with bloody flux, who viii I;a.. Iahe
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Dlar, par,
rhoea Remedy according TO directions ana an, d
does not get well in the shortest possSi oie
time. One half of - cent bottle OF t1is
remedy cured him of bloody iiuX, aIter ne
had tried other medicines ana Tue pIescIIP
WcCabe ~ is perfectly safe in making this
offer as more than thousand bottles OF
this remedy are sold each day, and it has
never been known to fail in any case Of colo,
cholera morbus, dysentery, diarrhGa or
bloody fux. when the plain printed direc-
tions were followed. For sale by Z;
II. Goetze, W. w. Irwin, c. Schnpei ana
John Klari.
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Wait on One Another.

.Afbrdsku fNV Iffer-
1t is related Of i-year old girl oi To-
cal fame. that she was recently heard
commanding her little cousin to do al
errand for her.
-Kitsey." said She. go up stairs ana
and get my dolls dress.
.Why. Caroline" said her mother,
..vou shouldn't talk TO Kitsey that
way The little face grew long with
seriousnese and the big blue eyes OPEN
ed even wider than ever.
Why. mamma. 'stonished at you.
Didn't Jesus have his disciples WASH
each othre's feet to teach them to wait
ON one another? Kitsey. you 60 right
nm stair. and get my dolls dress.
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ARCHER SENTENCED.
,taryland's DeGaulting Treasurer Goes to
Prison for Five Years.

BuuNoGE. july s.-EX-State Treasurer
Archer this morning pleaded guilty 70 the
charge of emDczzling Sl32.V .V0O Of the state :
Funds. and was sentenced 20 i've years m
thc peuiteut.ary The sudden and uneN.
ueted ending 0f this celebrated case caused
considerable c0mm0t.ou iu court circles
rl. trial of the ease was set for tomorrow
blt Mr. Archer decided not 90 stand trial,
hlt ro plead guilty
Mr Archers coJusc. read long state
meut. which he begged the mercy of the
Court. He offers no excuse or palliation
of his conduct. and realizes the en0rmity
ot hiScrime. No blame for any part OF n,
he saws. attaches to any one but himself.
Mr. Archer after the sentence. immediate
Iefr the court room aud was driven 10 the
I-.-t.rtilrE
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pow,,erIv Dcnonnces Delamater

SCRANTON, PA. July Alta knights
of Labor meeting in Priceburg ycSter-
day General Master Workman Pow
derly. after describing the en-
slaved condition of the Pennsyl-
vania miners, scathingly arraigned
the doings of the recent Harrisburg
Convention. He blamed the people
themselves for such nominations a that
of Delamater; their apathy alone made
them possible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-08
Maid Dudrev FicId VIII Preside.

LoNpoN. July David Dudley Field IS
IN nreside AT the Universal Peace Congress
to begin here on Monday, the 18th inst: ON
next Monday Mr. Field, who has resisted
the temptation for many years, IS 10 be eX,
alted by presentation at the lcvce to be held
bv the Prince of Wales at St James Pal
ace. Other Americans who will also be
permitted to wear knickerbockers, bow be
fore the royal gentleman and back out OF
his presence are +. +. {. Lawrence and
John W. Mackay
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FREIGHT HANDLERS STRIKE.
Serious Complications for the Railroads at
Cincinnati.

ClNCINNArI, July between 400
and 500 freight handlers refused to 90
10 work this morning. Early in the
day the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
railroad announced that it would receive
no more freight until further notice.
The Big Four also handled no freight
to-day. but expect to have men at work
tomorrow. The o. Il NJ. and Il. 4 o..
Southwestern, Cincinnati Southern.
Louisville ard Nashville and Little
Miami continued to handle their freight,
though with considerable reduced
forces
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PYTuIANs WRECKED.
One Killed and Ten Injured in IA Disaster
at Manteno.

KANKAKEE, Ills, July THE most
serious wreck that the Illinois Central
has experienced for several years oc-
CURED at Manteno this morning at ;
o'clock. \ special excursion train OF
fourteen cars carrying 600 members ol
the Knights of PythiaS and ladies to the
biennial Supreme Lodge, was derailed
at the switch while entering the
village at speed of 81 miles an
hour. When the train broke chair
ear occupied by the East st. Louis con
tingent turned upon its side and the
occupants, numbering 30 were hurled
with great violence against the sac ol
the car. The sudden Stoppage oi the
train causcd long list Of casualties.
LII. Crowdcr, of Waco, Texas, aged
30 was standing ON the platform OF one
Of the cars and was killed. About ten
others were wounded in this car but
none seriously.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-08
STORM FURY LOOSE.
TERRIBLE CYCLONE FLOWS THROUGH FARGO
NORTH DAKOTA.
Business Houses UnrOoted and Dwellings Crushed
Seven Young Lives Go Out in the Storm.
Many People Seriously Hurt.
Train Wrecked

ST PAUL, MINI, July "A Wahp-
ten, \. d., correspondent Of the Pioneer
Press telegraphs that paper as follows:
A straight wind from the northwest
struck Fargo at 2:3O a. m. Great dam
age was done to the city, whole blocks
were unroofed, Yerxs' Wigwam. McGnl
& CO.. warehouse, the Opera House. the
Republican Office, Kceny block. Ex-
change Hotel. Continental block. the
Manitoba freight house were unroofed.
and the Milwaukee depot blown down.
Small houses were raised and a lot of
plate glass on Front street and
Broadway was broken. The residence of
the late Capt. Mccarthy, corner Of Fifth
and State was struck by the storm and
demolished. Seven children were iu-
stantly killed and Mrs. Mccarthy is not
expected to live. Two unknown tramps.
stopping in a box car were killed. No
l passenger train on the Northern
Pacific going west, had just pulled out
of the yards and had stopped at the
Milwaukee crossing. The train was
made up Of three baggage coaches and
| sleeperS, party Of Chicago and North
western officials in a private ear and
Superintendent McCabc's ear. All OF
the coaches and the tender were blown
/ from the track, but no lives were lost.
THE INJURED PASSENGER, AND TRAIN
MEN,
so far as learned, are: George VI. Man
ming, Post Falls, Idaho, knee hurt and
shaken up; j. f. Roundtrce, Of Pingrec.
y. d., badly bruised and leg hurt: Miss
McCabc, Chicago, ankle bruised; c. r.
| Helm, OF EllcnSburg, Washington. knee
hurt and bruised: Victor Montgomery
Chicago. scalp wound; Mrs. Nordster
Seattle. badly cut In several places:
John Richie. baggage master, cut In the
head; Albert Lee. express messenger.
bruised; Mrs. K. c. Mann. OF Milwau-
kee, arm bruised aud shoulder sprained;
Addison Augurc, Washington. face
cut: C. A. Marr. St Louis, temple
bruised Mrs c. X. Griffith. OF Miles
City. Mont, badly bruised; Ben Sports
man, porter, spine injured and head sc-
riouSly hurt; Col. Thompson and wife.
slightly injured A number Of others
were slightly injured.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT
of the Fargo disaster says the Mccarthy
children took refuge I'm a coal bin and
were crushed to death. Their mother
was seriously hurt. The loss j. $4,000.
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Tho OIL NInrket Menk.

rur~EUEc. PA July There was
slump in the oil market to-day As
soon as the Exchange opened a weak
feeling became manifest. 10 was not
hammered down. but declined with
little work ON the part of the brokers.
so ouc was willing 90 step i'm and stop
the decline. The opening and highest
was 99'- aud thc lowest and noon price
VI. III
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CHEAP SEAL SKINS.
Two Great Companies VIII BE In The
Business.

SAN Francisco. July 7.-The Chron-
icle states that the Alaska Commercial
Co., which until Recently had the eX-
elusive right to capture seals in Ameri-
can waters of Behring Sea has now
secured contract with the Russian
government granting them the exclusive
right TO capture seals on the Siberian
coast. The number of seals to be taken
yearly is not known, but it is believed
to be very large. The steamer Karluk,
owned by the company, has recently
sailed for PetroffSky to capture seals
there. The competition of the Alaskan
Commercial Co. will be very
severe for the North American Com
mcrcial Co., which was recently award
ed by the L. S. the sealing privilege in
Behrlng Sea and it is believed the effect
will be to greatly to reduce the price of
SealSkinS.
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PLAYERS League.

At Philadelphia-Ph Philadelphia ,, Pitts
bnrg II base hits, 9 and -; errors, 5and
pitchers, Sanders and Morris; earned runs
and 3; umpires, knight and Jones.
AT New York-New York Is, Buffalo &
Hits, 10 and .: errors, and 9; earned, II
and ,: pitchers, O'Day and Haddock; um
pires, Gaffney and Sheridan.
At Brooklyn Brooklyn 9, Chicago o.
hits, and 6; errors, Chicago earned
Brooklyn , pitchers, weighing and Bald
win umpires, Ferguson and Holbert.
At Boston Cleveland ., Boston ,; earn
ed, and ,; hits, - and :; errors. I and $
pitchers, Bakely and Daley; umpires Mat
thews and Leach.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-08
Ask Your Friends Abont It.

Your distressing cough can be cured
We know it because Kemp's Balsam with
in the past few years has cured so many
coughs and colds in this community, It's
remarkable sale has been won entirely oy
its genuine merit. Ask some friend who
has used it what he thinks of Kemp
Balsam. There is no medicine so pure, none
So effective. Large bottles soc and Il Al
all druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-08

~ -il. I-l.frra 20 20. REGISTER.
GRArroN, W Va. July 7.-Wm.
Leuthae, for of the stone masons for the
b- X %. east of the Ohio river. died al his
home this morning about o'clock Of
typhoid fever The funeral will take
auspices of No 81. /. o. o. r. The inter
meut VIII De az Blue Mont
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The Programme To-Morrow.

MILWAUKEE,. WIS. July THE Supreme
CornriI of the knights of Pythias OF the
World World, viii be formally opened tomorrow.
Ht Ar 10 n o'clock tomorrow public reception
Will wi be given in the Exposition building
and at o'clock the great parade VIII take
place down Grand avenue and Wisconsin
Street 10 the lake front. II is expected that
there will be $1,000 people in the city To-
,,,otuoty
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-08

bEEhrlN SPRINGS. W. Va. July -
james West, who lied after shooting VIM
Irtapoe lu "a quarrel 40 Goshen's grove on
the night oi the Fourth. was discovered to
Gay hiding in the woods near his home
w hen West found his capture was certain
DEE placed The barrel of his Winchester rifle
AGAINST his lett temple and blew out his
brains. Irtapoe whom he wounded. still
lives. hut will probably die.
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National League.

At Philadelphia Philadelphia /, Cincin
matt 3; base hits , and :; errors, 3 and 3;
pitchers, Gleason and Rhines; earned runs
Cincinnati / &; umpire, Lynch.
At New Iork-Ncw York /, Chicago 4
base hits, and s. errors, and 3; earned
runs, Chicago >; umpire, Powers; atten
dance GIL; pitchers. Rusie and Hutchin'
son.
At Brooklyn-C Cleveland ,, Brooklyn I
hits, each: errors. . and ]. Pitchers
Beatin AID Caruthers. Umpire, McDer
mot
At Boston-Boston ;. Pittsburg 3; earn
ed runs, each; hits II and :; errors !
and ,. Pitchers, Clarkson and Hecker
Umpire, McQuade
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wallace WIN support The Ticket.

fIrr~EUEG. July Lewis McQuis-
tom. of Butler, au ardent Wallace sup
porter. passed through Pittsburg Sat
nrday night ou his way from New York.
where he went after the Democratic
convention. IIe says he rode with Wal
aco from Scranton TO New York. lie
says positively that Wallace is not
>alk'ns and will heartily support the
ticket
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STORM GENERAL.
Reports of Disaster From Many Point, in
Dakota


ST Paul, July THE Pi0nccr-Prc.s has
the following additional news from the
storm district From the surrounding
country within radius Of thirty
miles reports Of damage TO growing
crops in. Farm houses, barns and out
buildings in all directions are reported lcy
eled TO the ground, and trees along the
river bank for miles in both directions from
this city are broken on entire. CasscliOn
reports bridges in all directions washed
out or blown away.
Maplcton-Nearly every building in
town bears marks Of the storm No one
seriously, but a number badly hurt.
Durbin-Heayy hail storm. accompanied
by wind, and great damage was done Ia
crops Of all kinds
Wheailand-N Numerous building, were
blown down, and the damage Ia crops by
hail was considerable
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ANOTHER HOT WAVE.
Weather Sharps at Chicago Say 1t VIII
Beat the First One.

CmCAGo. July 7.-According TO the
predictions of the local Signal Service
officials. and, in view of all the surround
ing conditions, Chicago and the North
west are in for another spell of hot
weather, which is likely TO Surpass
the one OF a few days ago, not only in
extent. but i'm dueation and intensity.
At various points west, yesterday,
the mercury reached 100. Valentine,
Neb., shows the maximum. lo2 for two
days.
No proStrations by tine heat have been
reported to the police so far to-day.
Continued warm weather throughout
this region is predicted by the Signal
Office for tomorrow.
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washington News.

In the House, yesterday, Mr.. Bland ex-
plained that the reason for his absence
from the Conference on Silver on Satur
dav was that he had been notified by Chair
man Congers that theri would be no con
ference.
The House considered the Land Grant
forfeiture bill yesterday, but did not aci
on IL
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SOIDAN FAMINE,
Terrible Suffering Among the Destitute
Natives.

LoNDoN. July 7-Advices have reached
Cairo that the famine which has for some
time past prevailed in the Soudan is in
creasing rapidly Thousands Of natives
are without food of any kind, and the re
ported number of deaths from starvation
is appalling. With the reports Of this
dreadful state Of affairs come horrible
stories of cannibalism, which is also said
10 be on the increase. II was reported not
long ago the dead were being eaten by the
famished survivors, but the present ad'
vices represent matters as still worse. II
is now asserted that large numbers Of men,
women. and children are deliberately put
10 death that they may serve as food for
their frenzied companions Relief has been
extended to these unhappy people as far as
possible, but not sufficiently TO allay the
terrible suffering in the interior settle
ments which are beyond reach.
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Costly Fire nj Evansville

EVANSVILLE, ND. July The
Armstrong furniture factory and Kahn,
Goodwin X Co.'S Evansville Stove
Works. burned to-day. Loss SlGO, 900:
insurance Sl2O.O 900. Several persons
were proStrated by the heat and over
work.
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NICHOLS PROTEST.
The Governor vetoes the Louisiana Lot
terry Bill.

BATON RoUGE, July 7.-Governor Mich
OILS to-day returned the Lottery bill with
out his approval. He says the State OF
Louisiana is not pauper and predicts that
the lottery bribe will cause endless eXtray-
agance, dissatisfaction and corruption. lie
also points out that the names of the six
men who with Morris are 10 constitute the
company have not been given. Atno time,
he saws would he dishonOr the State and
himself by signing such bill.
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AGREED ON SILVER.
The Ba.i, of Compromise Between the
Houses.

WASHINGTON, July An agreement
on the silver question has practically
been reached. 10 viii provide for the
purchase of $500. 600 ounces of silver Il
month. uo bullion redemption, the GER
tifcateS tO Dee redeemable in coin 10 be
fun legal tender. a meeting OF the full
Conference Committee has not yet been
held but as an agreement on this basis
has been treasured by the Republican
members. all that will remain TO be done
at the formal meeting will be 20 ratify
the agreement and order its report to
the senate and House a meeting OF
the full Conference Committee has been
called. senator sherman is now pre-
pairing q report 20 be presented to the
senate. and il is possible that this viii
bs submitted late this afternoon, though
10 may 20 over tin tomorrow.
The last section of the bill provides
for covering into the Treasury the fund
held for the redemption OF National
Bauk circulation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-08
Long Drawn out Strike.

PirrsBURG, July The strike of the
boiler makers in this city promises to be a
long one. The manufacturers decided to-
day to combat the demands Of their men
indefinitely, and the men say they will hold
out until they are granted the reduction IN
hours The strike was inaugurated July
lst. and affects nearly 1000 men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-08
Rnckef.lI.r.. MnnIiicence.

CIEvEiAND. July Soon after the or
-aniatiou of the Baptist Educational SO
ciety John ID. Rockefeller placed SlOO,OOO
at It's disposal 20 aid struggling academies
aud colleges. Several appropriations have
been made from this fund with such bene-
hcial results that Mr.. Rockefeller now
gives an additional $4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-08

Mansfield
W lIanlInr

Earned runs, Mansfield ,, Wheeling ,;
home runs, Mooney; three base hits, Me
Vey, Myers, c. Zeigler; two-base hits,
Dale ,, Zeigler sacrifice hits, Wheeling
double plays, Glenalvin and Armitage
stolen bases, Mansfield :, Wheeling ! {:
bases on balls, Fournier l, Fitzgerald 6;
struck out, Fournier 9, Fitzgerald /; hit by
pitcher, Founer2; passed balls, Zeigler !;
time, 80; umpire, Hill.
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NATIONAL TEACHERS.
Fcsteen Thousand of Them Assemble at
ST. Paul.

ST. PAUL, MINI, July 7.--To-morrow
afternoon the first of the sessions OF the
Educational Association proper will begin
in st. Paul Train load after train load OF
bright faced teachers having been pulling
into the Union depot all day long. The
most conservative estimates of the number
of teachers to be in attendance is l2,OOO,
though the number may reach l5,OOO
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sudden Death at Charleston.

Special Telegram 10 he Register.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, July Mrs. Ellz,
abeth :. Clarkson, widow Of the late David
Clarkson and daughter of the late a. w:
Quarter, died very suddenly last night oi
heart disease. She was G6 years of age
and leaves ten children
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serious Explosion of Fire Damp.

PlrrsBURe, Pa, July BY the explo-
sion of fire damp in the Suckeryville mines
near Rankin Station, Pa, this morning
five miners were seriously, but not fatally
injured. Their names were John Jones'
William Spence, John Kelly. John Carter
and Robert Craig
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