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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-13
FREAK OF NATURE.
Remarkable Double Child Born to "A So
ciety Couple.

WINrNAC, IND, July l2.-Four weeks
ago Mr. and Mrs L. ". Hatfield, promi-
nent society people, had born to them a
double child, a most peculiar freak nature.
II IS pair of boy babies, whose weight Is
pounds. One child is perfect in every
respect. while a second is without head.
Its lower limbs, body and left arm are per-
feet, but the left hand is without little
finger. Its right arm is merely rudi-
mentary growth of three inches, with
nail on the end of it, resembling an index
finger. Both children are well and hearty
and seem TO be growing and developing as
one child. The attachment of the second
child to the first is by fleshy union at the
upper and outer side of the umbilicus.
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LOTTERY MIDDLE.
No One Can Tell What VIII Come
of II.

NEW ORLEANS, July l2.-The report that
ex-President Grover Cleveland has been
employed TO look after the law end of the
lottery question has nothing more to back
it than the fact that Mr.. Cleveland is the
private attorney of Mr. John A. Morris in
New York, in matters not effecting the
lottery interests How the lottery ques-
tion may be got into the United States Su-
preme Court on an appeal from the Su-
preme Court of the State is prOblematical.
One plan is TO mandamuS the Secretary OF
State TO compel him to prOmulgate the
proposed constitutional amendment. An
appeal would be made TO the Supreme
Court of the State, and thence TO the Su-
preme Court of the United States with a
promise of litigation interminable. The
next State election here takes place IN
April. lSg2. and the proposed amendments
must be promulgated in every parish IN
the state for three months preceding the
election The election would hardly be
suspended pending appeals TO the higher
courts
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suPEEINTENDENT LANG SICK.
The Dunbar Verdict Does Not Give General
satisfaction.

DUNBAE, PA, July l2-The report that
Superintendent Lang, of the Hill Farm
mine. is very indignant over the verdict,
and SAYS il is spite work. is entirely with
out foundation.
Mr.. Lang is a very sick man. and knows
nothing whatever of the verdict.
During the work of relief he was once
compelled TO retire to his room for two
days. but he heroically fought the sickness
of and resumed the work. At the close Of
the excitement his constitution again gave
way. and to-day he is very low-much
worse than yesterday.
The verdict is not at all satisfactory to
the people here.
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No More Bodies Found.

HALIFAX, y. s, July l2.-No more bod
les have been found at the scene of last
nights disaster at Dartmouth and the
search has been abandoned, as it is believ-
ed there are no other bodies to be discover
ed Edward Foster who was taken out
alive died to-day His daughter was among
the drowned The inquest was begun this
morning.
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viii Sue the Dunbar Co.

UNIoNTowN, PA, July 12.-Repre-
sentativeS of the Knights of Labor and
United Mine Workers met representa-
tives of the bereaved Hill Farm miners
to-day, aud employed counsel to enter
enter suits for damages. The families
will sue the Dunbar Furnace Co., and
will be backed by the labor organiza-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-13
National League.

At Philadelphia Philadelphia -, Cleve-
land (; base hits, Il and 10; errors, 3 and
,; earned runs, 8 and o; pitchers, Gleason
and Wadsworth; attendance. 1889.
At New Yorx-New York IS, Pitts
burg /; earned, New York ;; hits, IS and
1; errors, l and 9; pitchers, Welch and
Bowman; attendance, 603
At Boston IN. L.)-Boston ,, Chicago 81;
earned, each; hits and 3; errors, 3 and
); pitchers, Hutchinson and Clarkson; at
tendance 5.327
AT Brooklyn On. L)-Cincinnau l.,
Brooklyn :; hits, 3 and s. errors, and !;
earned, Cincinnati I, Brooklyn 3; pitchers,
Rhines and Caruthers: umpire, McDer-
mott.
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Confirmed by the senate.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-The follow
ing combinations have been announced:
tmaSters-Winield S. Barr, Parkers
Landing, Pa; Samuel c. Stevenson,
Scottdale, Pa.
b. Bowser, United States consul to
Sierre Leone.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-13
WI RetalIate lor the MckInIey Rm.

PARIS, July l2-RumOrS are still cur
rent that some of the members Of the
Chamber of Deputies, and perhaps some of
the Ministers also. desire to retaliate
against the United States I'm case of the
passage of the Mckinley tariff bin by
changing the French tariff So as to favor
Russian petroleum
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Sold Alcohol to His Boys.

LWEER, Mon, July 12.-James c. Ray
mond, of Attica, has brought suit in the
Circuit Court against John w. Peck, a
druggist in Attica, and Daniel West and
Anthony Williams, his bondsmen, claiming
damages in $4,000 on the allegations that
on May 30 last Peck sold Raymonds son,
a boy of u, eight ounces of alcohol, by
reason of which the boy and younger
brother became helplessly intoxicated and
were run over by locomotive
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DOESN'T KNOW 1T.
McKinIey's Comment on the Proposed
Tariff Bill.

PITTsBURG, July 12-Among the passen-
gers on the Western express this morning
by the Pennsylvania Railroad from Wash
ington was Major Mckinley. Il do not
look for Congress to adjourn for some time
yet, said Major Mckinley, ''else would
not have left it just now About the tariff
bill, why, l can hardly tell you anything
about it, Indeed it has been cut and
changed so since it left my hands that I'm
afraid | could not recognize it now. Some
of the changes made in it may have been
for the better, but doubt if many of them
have improved it,
''Win there be any tariff bill passed this
session."
"Cndoubtedlv.n
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Parkersburg News.

OpfcldI IflfOrdDl 70 Nte ReQlStt"
PARKERSBURG, w. VA, July IA local
freight on the Ohio River railroad, near
Murrayville, jumped the track last night,
wrecking nine cars and tearing up the
track "A long distance Nobody hurt.
a man named Heath, an employe of the
Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad, was run over
and killed yesterday by "A construction
train. His body was brought through and
sent TO his home at Point Pleasant to-day.
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POLITICAL SUPREMACY.
The Census Said to Place it in the
West.

West.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., July 12.-There is a
great surprise in store for New Workers
when the official returns of the enumera-
ton of the population of their city by the
Census Bureau are made. The rough estl-
mate of the population was put at l, 100000,
but the returns, which may be in late to-
day. will show that the population is about
/ 500. 600. or something like POO, 900 less than
was anticipated. Even with that falling
off New York will. of course, stand at the
head of the list II is nip and tuck be-
tween Philadelphia and Chicago for second
place with a population of about million.
BROOKLYN will be fourth, ST. Louis fifth,
Boston sixth, Baltimore seventh, Cincin-
natl eighth, Minneapolis ninth and st.
Paul tenth. There is "a marked contrast
in the percentage of increase between the
East and West, and it is very evident that
when the apportionment of representatives
TO Congress is made the West will be the
legislative ruler of the country.
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DororuY rENNANr.

r.r,.ra The MARRIAGE OF Mr..
NJ stanley and Miss Dorothea
rrer,srt took place to-day iA ,Nt l m,
-, Abbev Mr. Stanley SuoWou .a0
- me illness by which lc was at
tocire8 Yesterday and hc was ,e.- pe'.eU ~
No. "a sfi,l, to assist him 'n W'iN'"1 ~ Su's
S-.o - .t., .e,-a~ The Abbey was CROWDED
,,-;tb friends of the bride aud t.poui'
,r,- M ....,,.r WAS performed oy tne cry
-' .,'.-,-.... Bradley ID ID. Dean OF w NeSt-
49, +b. Very Rev FREDERICK William
,,- ID ID r.. R. :. Archbishop OF
- IV,stm.ustcr. and tne klgnt heN;
Iriu,ar Bord Carpenter. ID. d., Loru
BisbrD of Rip0u. The service was iulIy
rbo~lI A great crowd congregated ABOUT
rbe Abbey and loudly cheered Mr.. Stanley
and Miss Teulau- and the wedding guests
~r +h.ir arrival Miss Tenants dress
was of white corded silk, trimmed with
white satin and embroidered with pearls
and orange sprays. She wore miniature
.r The Queen which had been presented by
Her Majesty as a wedding gift. The rep
reSer-ative of King of Leopold. of Bel
rirm. was Mr. Stanley's best man. All the
officers Of Mr. Stanley's last expedition
into Africa We're present az the wedding.
THE FORMAL CEHENoNY.
Mr. Stanley, who reached tle Aooey
fr,- rose upon the entrance of Miss Ten
mrr and the ceremony az once began.
During the ceremony be held beneath his
arm the stick which DE was compelled 70
use f0r support while walking As he re
ueated the service his voice was almost lu-
audible, showing the results of his illness.
Miss Tenants voice was clear and steady
and onIv flltered as she repeated the words
-In sickness and i'm health. After the
ceremony platform, which had been
erected for the convenience OF guests, col
l-,,e,l and several persons who were sit
t-ar or standing upon 10 were bruised ne
weather was dry though duL
WEDDING EECErUoN.
After thc service the party proceeded to
the residence of the brides parents lu
Richmond Terrace. whore reception was
held. which Nr and Mrs. Gladstone. Sir
Garnet W0'Selv and Lady Wo.se.y and a
host of other vellkuown persons were
present
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Turned ON the Electric Light.

Special Telegram to tie sunday Register.
GRAFTON. w. VA, July 12-Captain
Stewart. of the Globe Contract Company,
of Wheeling, has finished putting in the
electric light system for this place and the
light was turned on tonight. 1t proved a
grand success. The people are thronging
the street at this hour and there is great
enthusiasm over the immense improvement
IL makes
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Wood County Republican Ticket.

Special Telegram 10 the Sunday Register.
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, July 12.-The
Republican County Convention made the
following nominations this evening: For
County Clerk, B. +. Stewart; Circuit
Court Clerk O. NJ. Clements; County
Commissioner. a. b. Beckwith; House Of
Delegates, DR.. L. ID. Bond, l.. +. Stone,
and George Boem.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-13
MORMON IMMGRANTs.
Pretty Girls Who Expect to Marry Bishops
at Least.

NEW YORK, July l2-The GuiOn Line
steamship Wisconsin brought l2O converts
20 Mormonism in this port to-day. Among
the lot. made up mostly of Scandinavians,
were two pretty English girls, who told
Labor Inspector Lee that they expected to
be married 10 Mormon bishops. Mr.. Lee
said he thought this was improbable. After
a little more talk with Mr.. Lee the girls
were inclined 10 think that they had aimed
too high and that plain. everyday Mormons
would DO. The party was allowed TO land
and left on a steamship for Norfolk, whence
10 vii. go ov train TO the West.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-13
Another OIL Gusher.

Special Telegram 10 the SaHdoy Register.
PARKEssBURG, w. Va, July r.
The Bartlett well No. /, on DR. c. II.
Bartlett's place, Calf Creek, 425 feet
deep and only six inches in the sand, is
flowing through lO-inch pipe over the
derrick It's believed it will make a
500 barrel well.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-13
CHANGE THE RULES
THE CRY AMONG THE REPUBLICAN SENA-
TORS.
A Scheme 10 Fasten the Federal Election
Bill on the Countrywide Silver
Bill Passes the House After
a Long Debate.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-The Senate
caucus committee met at half past ten
o'clock this morning and spent the time
up till noon in trying to devise plan
to carry out modification of the exist
ing rules or practicable method of
procedure by which majority of the
Senate may reach a vote upon the
National Election bill or any other
pending measure within reasonable
space of time. The committee did not
reach a conclusion to-day but hopes to
be able to report to the caucus early
next Week.
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They Have Never Failed.

have been sick more or less for the last
ten years, which has cost me many dollars
in doctors and druggists bills. The last
two years it only cost me three dollars.
WHY. Because / used Sulphur Bitters in
steak of employing doctors. They cured
me Of Jaundice.-F. F. Boyd, Hob0keH.
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One of Them in the Tolls.

Special Telegram 10 tie Register
WAsHINGToN, PA, July 12.-William
Pendergast was arrested and taken before
Squire c. NJ Ruple tonight, charged with
selling original packages TO men of intem-
perate habits and without license. He
could not get bail There are five houses
now running in this town.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-13

pElANo, Gala. July 12.-Fire broke out
IN hvery stable Yesterday afternoon. was
iSnned by the light breeze, and spread rap
NY consuming twO-thirds of the town.
1Le lold. loss viii reach nearly 100000.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-13
DEMOCRATS Will FIGur

According TO what the Democratic
leaders say to-day they will never con
sent TO the proposed changes. and they
do not see how they be brought about.
Senators Pugh and Cockrell, remarked
that there was mo way TO end debate
on the question of changing the rules
any more than there is on any other
question, and we are sure that our side
of the House can stand in debate as
the other side. The attempt to tire as
out by all night sessions would be fool
iSh. There are no more able-bodied
men on the Democratic side than on the
Republican"
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FIred the KIcklnr Po.tmen.

LONDON, July l2-Anairs this morning
among the postmen have resumed their
normal condition, and the deliveries of the
mails are proceeding without interruption.
Four hundred and thirty-fve men have
been dismissed from the service.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-13
After the Absent Congressmen.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-Representative
Anderson, of Kansas, in the House to-day
offered for reference, resolution revoking
all leaves of absence Except such as are
granted on account of sickness) from and
after Tuesday next.
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Signed the Scale.

CLEVELAND, o., July 19.-The pro-
prietorS of three rolling mills in the
Mahoning Valley, two at Youngstown
and one at Niles have signed the scale
and will resume operations on Monday
next.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-13
CHICAGO'S HORROR.
Thirteen Bodies Dragged from the Tioga's
Hold.

CuCAGo. July l2-ThiS morning the
number of the dead in Chicago explosion
was placed at fifteen, based on the facts
that seven bodies now lie at the mOrgue
and that at least eight bodies are known to
bewithin the hold of the boat That this is
an extremely conservative estimate there
can be no doubt, for IL does not include the
badly injured at the County Hospital, nor
any account of sixteen stevedOreS who fail
ed TO answer at roll call this morning. The
list of the missing is uncertain. The gang
of stevedOres who We're ut work at the
time of the explosion, had been engaged by
the foreman. who was last seen alive stand
in,r bv the hatch. five minutes before the
explosion occurred. He had the only yreli
able list of the gang. and until ms body
shall be found il cannot oe known whether
true information Will be secured VI the
ships crew the following are missing; {.
I .enallie. lookout: VIM. Cuthbert, watch
man. Edward Fitzgbbon, waiter; and
/ three deck hands whose names cannot be
/ learned
THE SCENE AT THE WEENNEp VESSEL
/ o., ..l.,,. ,,.,s even more desolate than when
covered by the pail OF last night ; uarKneSS.
I -rbonsands of people were there, the bridges
/ md docks on both sides of the river being
crowded. Before them lay the boat nearly
half under water Wreckage and charred
timbers were everywhere 1T will be late
i'm the afternoon before we will be able to
take out a single body" said Capt. Phelps.
I'VE have sent for pumps and as soon as
they arrive, we will begin pumping her
out"
"How did the accident occur, Captain -
was asked
NO one can tell how. No gasoline or
naptha aboard. We did have 100 barrels of
crude petroleum in the hold. This would
not have exploded. The remainder of the
cargo was general merchandise, of which
only the rear deck load had been taken off.
William Palmer, a porter took lot OF
/ lamps into the the hold and came forward
I 10 my cabin. \ little later the explosion
came. II must have occurred while the
stevedoreS were passing those lamps back
and forth"
THIRTEEN VICTIMS.
Up TO tonight fall thirteen burned and
mangled corpSes had been taken from the
fatal hold. and one of the wounded IN the
County Hospital had died. Conservative
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Small Pox on Board.

NEW York, July 12.-The Hamburg
steamship reached quarantine Wednesday,
and was there detained on account of case
of small pox on board. The patient is
STORAGE passenger 20 years old.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-13

h.L>os AYEE>, July l2-The financial
.-.l oere subsiding. The premium on
-.-- Iea 1rer cent to-day, and az the close
""> quoted 40 lgS per cent.
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STOLE $4,000.
\ Train Robber Unable to Secrete His
SpOilS.

Sppil~.
NEW SALEM, y. D., July l2.-On the
night of June last, Northern Pacific
train was bOardsd near New Salem by two
masked men, who terrorized the trainmen
and cot away with several pouches of reg
istered mail One of the robbers was after
ward captured by a sheriffs posse. On
his person We're found gold ring and gold
watch taken from the mail sack, and about
500 in money. A search was IN ade to-day
for part Of the money stolen, and rem
nants of large amount were found near
where the rObber was captured. Ii is be
ieved they secured $4,000.
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rlasue steadiIr Ah,tinr.

'lto.Iin. July l2-The Valencia cholera
--ie'ins Indicate that the plague is steadi-
decreasing iu virulence ON Thursday
'.A .e% eases and i've deaths were report
- 40 Gambia.
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Another War Story Denied.

OTTAWA, ONT, July 12.-The Dominion
Government received official advices last
evening from Victoria, that the report
about Canadian sealing vessels fitting up
there for defensive operations in Behring
Sea is without foundation
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-13

LONDON, July 12-Mr David Pugh.
member of the House OF Commons for the
-stern division Of Carmathaushire. is
.c.t He was Liberal and favored Home
N-.e for Ireland
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The Letter Not Genuine.

WASHINGTON, July l2.-The letter pub
Isle, Pa, purporting to give the views of
President Harrison concerning free trade
and protection, is not genuine.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-13
Washington News.

The tonnage subsidy bill passed the Sen
ate yesterday, yeas 90, nays Is.
The tariff bill was taken up yesterday
and made the unfinished business.
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A STRONG MAN.
nthusiasm Over the Nomination of
warwick.

Enthusiasm over the Nomination of
Warwick.
MAsSuuoN. o., July l2.-The nOmina-
tion of Lieutenant Governor j. G.. War
wick for Congress bv the Sixteenth district
convention last evening cOeverted this city
into a pandemOnium. Steam whistles are
blowing, rockets are ascending and general
iubilation prevails.
The nominee is a popular man in his
party, having furnished the sinews Of war
for many years TO keep the organization in
tact in this locality. Republicans admit
the nomination as being the strongest that
could have been made
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MRS. LESLIE To WED.
She VIII Become the Marchione,s De
Leuyille.

LeuYille.
LONDON. July l2 The official register
of Nirtoria street, Registry Oaie for West
minister District. contains the formal no.
tice of the engagement of Mrs. Frank
Leslie 20 Marquis De Lcuvillc The entry
was made last Thursday evening in De
Leuvile's writing. 10 was signed William
oliver, Marquis Leuviue. age 49, bach
elor. residing 40 gS Victoria street. This
is the address where De Leuvillc lived
some years. Mrs Leslie is described as
widow. 3S years of age, residing at the
GrosveuOr HOtOl
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TUE Bill PASSED.

The debate was continued at great
length, nearly twenty members taking
part in it. \ vote was finally taken
and the bill passed, yeas 122, nays 90.
Fifty pairs were announced, and the bill
now goes TO the President.
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STANLEY AND EMIN.

The III Feeling Between Ahem Ntedtl9
Magnifed.
ROME. July l2.-ln an interview, Capt
Casati, the African explorer, said that him
self and Emiu Pasha were heartily glad 10
be liberated from the equatorial province
by Mr.. Stanley. Evil tongues. he said, had
maguihed the misunderstanding between
Mr. Stanley and Emiu Pasha. They had
the highest respect for each other and had
never seriously disagreed
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-13
MANSFIELD'S GALL.
1t Applies for ToIedo's Place in the Associ-
atIon

alton.
MANSFIELD, o., July Mansfield
tonight made telegraphic application
to the American Association as soon as
the news Of Toledo's assignment was re-
ceived. The Mansfield Company has
best of financial backing and has a club
that can make very credtablc show
ing I'm the Association.
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rHIRrEEN vICTIMs.

Up 10 tonight fall thirteen burned and
mangled corpSes had been taken from the
fatal hold, and one of the wounded in the
County Hospital had died. Conservative
estimates put the probable fatalities at a
total of AT least twenty.