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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-07
THEY ARE KICKING.
Window Glass Men Promised More Tariff
but Are Denied.

PIrrsBURG, August 6.-The reduction OF
the window glass tariff by the Senate from
/ to 9 per cent. has caused very bitter
feeling among the members Of the National
Window Glass Workers Association.
Daniel Winters, amember Of the Executive
Council Of the Association, was seen last
night by representative of the Times and
said: "The act of the Republican leaders
in cutting down the tariff after our associ-
alton. worked so hard to elect President
Harrison is black ingratitude. Unexpected
a slight increase in the tariff and were
promised anything that we wanted. Many
Democrats in the association voted the Re-
publican ticket on account Of these promi-
ses and the present administration has not
kept them, but has added injury. tits nat
urll to expect that this action will have its
effect on the next Presidential election. In
the Senate we expected to find no opposi-
tion at all 10 the increase we asked, and
yet that body has voted decrease. Our
committee has set the matter fully before
the Congress, and there is nothing further
that we can do
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Association Games.

At Toledo-Toledo G, Rochester 3; hits,
Il and 9: errors, and {; earned runs, 3
and pitchers, Healy and Ttcomb.
At Columbus Columbus T.. Athletics g.;
hits, II and II; errors, , and ); earned
runs, and /; pitchers, Gastright and
Seward.
At ouisyille-Louisville :; Brooklyn > :;
hits, and 6; errors, 3 each, earned runs
Louisville .; pitchers. Startton and Daiy.
At St. Louis-St. Louis :, Syracuse >;
hits, II and ); errors, each; earned runs,
and o.
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Parkersbure oil Notes.

SptcIUl ItltgrlW 70 IHt HtyI6ItF.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA. August 6.-Ihe
Roberts gasser at Burning Springs, is still
as strong as ever. The well is now in the
first sand, and will be put down 1000 feetif
necessary.
The Poor Farm well at Writ c. H., is
going down rapidly. and the projectors are
sangnine of success.
About a dozen new wells are in course
of preparation at Burning Springs, by
PENNSYLVANIA parties
Two new rigs are up on the High White
farm, opposite Davisville.
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IN THE SENATE.
German Takes the Lead In the Tariff
DIscussIOn.


WASHINGTON, August G.-After some
routine business of little Importance
the Senate proceeded TO the consideration
of the tariff, the question being on Mr.
Morgan's amendment to paragraph l21,
page a, in regard to iron ore. Mr.. German
resumed his argument The metal sched-
ule, ne said, was perhaps the most import
ant one in the bill. and the paragraph un-
der discussion was the whole sched-
ule. The rate of duty on iron ore
controlled TO large extent the cost
of production of iron and steel east Of the
Alleghenies. Mr. German spoke at great
length in favor of the reduction Of the duty
on bessemer ore. Mr. GOrman said that
with a reduction of duty on foreign besse-
mer ores the result would be
that steel ships would be built rs
cheaply in Baltimore as on the
Clyde.
IA hot controversy concerning Mr. Blaine's
proposition followed. Mr.. Frye stated
in reply to Mr.. Gray that Mr. Blaine
had criticised the bill in simply one regard
the provision making sugar free. In his
judgement Mr. Blaine had simply criticised
IL because the free sugar provision was not
accompanied with provision that would
open up the markets of the South Ameri-
can farmer. That was a criticism which
he himself would have made. There was
no other criticism made by Mr.. Blaine on
the Mckinley bill, and he himself sympa-
thized strongly in the criticism. Mr.. Glib
son denied the statement that Mr.. Blaine S
letter referred to sugar alone, and asserted
that it referred also to hides and wool and
ores.
Mr.. Morgan withdrew his amendment in
order TO allow Mr.. German TO thereupon
move to amend by reducing the duty on
iron ore from - TO 30 cents per ton.
Mr. Plumb moved 10 amend the amend
mcnt by making the rate 80 cents per ton.
Mr.. German accepted the amendment. The
amendment was rejected. Yeas 81, nays
% Messrs. Dawes, Ingalls,. Paddock and
Plumb voted aye" with the Democrats,
and Mr. Payne was paired with Demo
crat, Mr. Barbour The rest of paragraph
l21 was agreed to as reported by the Fl
nance Committee.
Mr. Vance moved to reduce the duty on
pig iron from 3-l0 cents per pound 10 s. a
ton. Without disposing of the amendment
the Senate adjourned.
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Jobn nuIl Grows Excited.

LONDON. August 6-The Chronicle, com
menting upon the killing of kemmleer says
the scene was worthy of the darkest
chamber of the Inquisition in the Six
teenth century The Times says
il would be impossible to imagine
a more revolving exhibition. IL
advocates lethal chamber IN
preference to the use of electricity. The
standard saws: "The scene can bedescrlO,
ed as a disgrace to humanity. 1t VIII send
n thrill OF Indignation throughout IN.
civilized world. We cannot believe tha'
Americans will allow the electric execu-
.:,,, - ctond -
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Must Look Alter Thelr Fences.

WASHINGTON. August "a number of
members who were called back to Wash
ington by the recent order revOking their
leaves of absence, are not pleased with the
situation OF affairs. Some of them called
on the Speaker to-day and desired to know
if he intended to insist upon the attendance
of members who were looking after their
denominations. Mr.. Reed intimated TO
them that he believed in the doctrine that
self-preservation is the first law Of nature,
and that as many Of them as can be spared
will be allowed TO look after their fences.
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RUSSELL AND THE LOTTERIES.
His journal StilI Publishing Lottery Ad-
Nertisements.

HELENA, MoNT.. August G.-The
Helena Journal Russell lIarriSons
newSpapcr) continues to publish the
advertisement Of the Louisiana and
Mexican lotteries. and It's editorial col
umns have not contained a word in APP
proval OF the Presidents message on
the subject. 1t has been hinted on sey-
eral occasions that Russell Harrison is
pretty thick with some OF the lottery
people. although he has Indignantly de-
MED it. The new State Constitution
absolutely prohibits lotteries in this
State, but, as the Legislature was In a
deadlock last winter, no act prescribing
penalties for It's violation was passed
Thus newspaper publishers, who care
nothing for the law. So long as they are
not fined, accept the advertisements.
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ALL BUILDING TRADES
To Meet in Joint Convention Next
Year.

PITTsBURG, August G.-At to-days ses-
sion of the brotherhood of Painters and
Decorators OF America, Secretary Elliott
read communication from Secretary II.
j. Mcclure, Of the National Association Of
the Brotherhood OF Carpenters and Joiners,
now in annual session in Chicago, asking
the Painters convention 10 withhold ac-
tion concerning a selection of the next place
Of meeting He explained that plans have
been matured to have the general conyen-
ton OF all building trades organizations 10
meet jointly hereafter at the same time and
place
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Insane Asylum Plumbing.

SDecidi telegram to he Register.
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, August 6.-The
Board of Directors of the Second Insane
Asylum at Spencer, met in this city to-day,
tho following representatives being pres
ent: j. NJ. Sydenstricker, j. a. Nandale,
Senator VIM. woodward, Senator B. j.
Smith, George Harman, f. p. Jepson,
David Timmons, and H. 5. Wilson. Bids
for furnishing all material and performing
the labor on the sewerage, steam heating
and plumbing, were opened. y number OF
bids were made by parties IN this city,
Pittsburg, Columbus, Athens, and Wheel
lug Trimble x Lutz, Wheeling were the
lowest bidders. $4,000 for the work com
,,1pta
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CABLE FLASHES.

The Pope celebrated high mass in the
Pauline Chapel Thursday. His health is
still good
Great discomfort prevails among the men
in the British Navy, and a mutiny on some
Of the ships is feared.
An outbreak Of Roman fever has caused
200 deaths IN Rome.
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Mrominc for Alderson.

SpftidI Itltgr1M % ne HegsftT.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, August 6.-The
Democratic Convention held in Wyoming
county. Monday, instructed for Anderson
The county has five votes in the conven-
tion. The convention also instructed for
John Sheppard for the State Senate from
that district
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CONDENSED NEWS.

4 sunken barge with four dead men on
board has been found of Long Branch,
y. J.
The Washington base ball club has dis
banded and the players have been released.
Il is believed that Dakota wheat Will
not average more than five bushels to the
acre.
The North Dakota Democratic conven-
ton is in session. Judge Templeton will
be nominated for Congress.
Princess Annie, Mora, Orange, Mrs.
bennett and Sunny Brook won in the
Saratoga races.
Leonard. Rose. Dallas and Margaret ).
won in the grand circuit races at Buffalo.
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v.stinpbousc Saws it was Butchery.

PtrrsprRG. July G.-Mr. George Wes',,
;rrbonse of the Westinghouse ElectrlV
% when asked this afternoon if he had
ANYTHING to say about the killing of kemm-
Ter said: Il do not care TO talk about II;
II has been brutal affair. They could
have done better with an axe. My pre-
dictions have been verified. The pu6li.c
viii Law the blame where it belongs, and II
will not be on us. l regard the manner OF
the killing as complete vindication OF all
otir claims -
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New west Virginia Postonices.

SptciaI Iele1TaIV 10 ne Ht0lSItr.
WAsmNGroN, d. c., August G.-New
postofices have been established as follows
in West Virginia: Dell, Upshur county,
with Perry Smith as postmaster: Driscoll,
Pocahontas county, with ID. b. McElwee
as postmaster; Horner, Lewis county,
with Thomas +. Stalnaker as postmaster.
The postofiice at Barkville, Mineral coun-
tv, has been discontinued; mail will 60 tc
Burlington.
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Tyler County for Col Dan.

Special TtleQTdU 10 the ReGlsteT
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, August G.-Tyler
County Democratic Convention met, with
/. +. Davis Chairman and Clifford Morris
Secretary. Delegates to the State, Sen
atorial and Congressional Conventions
were elected. Delegates to the state Con
yention were instructed to vote for Judge
Armstrong for Supreme Judge, Congress
sional Convention for Col. Dan johnson
and the Senatorial Convention for Hon.
Wm Morris.
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Logan County Murder Trials.

Special Telegram 10 me REGISTER
CHARLESTON, w. Va, August 6.-Mike
Lee, who was found guilty Of murder IN
the second degree in Logan county Tor the
murder of Jerry Hatfield, one of the noto-
rious Hatfield gang of that county, has
been sentenced TO ten years in the peniten-
tiary.
The trial Of James Brewer, in the same
county, for the murder of his cousin, Ike
Brewer, resulted in hung jury.
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..urieinaI Package Lottery Tickets.

INDIANAPOLIS, August G-The Original
PACKAGE decision OF the Supreme Court
he's let loose flood Of lottery business in
this city. Packages Of tickets from Lou
isiana are received here almost daily by
several agents, and the police find that
they have no authority to interfere except
when they detect agents Offering them for
sale. and this they think they cannot do
when the tickets are sold in original pack
ages
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brotherhood Games.

At Pittsburg -Pttsburg, 4; Buffalo. 5;
base hits, ) and II; errors. and 4, earned
runs. and ,; batteries. Staley and Gun
ningham; umpire, Knight and Jones.
At Chicago Chicago, 4; Cleveland, 6;
earned runs, Cleveland. ,; errors, and
pitchers, King and OBrien.
At New York Brooklyn II, Philadel-
phia Q; pitchers, weighing and Sanders
hits. l3 and 9; errors, 3 and ; earned runs,
and g. attendance, about 600.
At Boston-BostOn :, New York 0;
earned runs, Boston 3; errors, and 3;
hits u and 3; pitchers, Gumbert and
Kcefe.
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NO TRUTH IN 1T.

Russian Hebrews Not to BE Expelled.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August G-Im-
medately upon the announcement Of the
report Of the wholesale expulsion of He
brews from Russia the Department Of
State cablcd to the American legation in
St. Petersburg, asking If 1t were true, and
has been informed that there was no
foundation in il.
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rEAsrING on LAMP cnIMNEYs.


WAsHiNGroS, pa. August G.--F'red Me
Connell, - years old, came TO this place a
short time ago from Buffalo, y. Y. About
six years ago, while at circus, he saw. a
performer eat glass and was 50 pleased by
the performance that he resolved 10 learn
10 do ii himself He tried il and as re
suit was seriously IN for six weeks, but
not 10 be discouraged he repeated the per
formance, and experienced no serious ef-
fects. Ever since then he has eaten glass,
and made money by IL by approaching
strangers and Offering to bet them that If
they will furnish him lamp chimney, he
will eat half Of it, He invariably wins.
The result Of these six years Of glass cat
ing has apparently had but one bad effect.
Although IN his sixteenth year, he is no
taller than an ordinary boy Of or 10.
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IN THE WILD WEST.
A Fierce Battle In Which Two Men Are
Killed and Two Wounded.

DENVER, Col, August Ga Glen
wood Springs, Col, special to Times
says: Thomas Welch and Alex Layelle
have for some time disputed over the
ownership Of certain lands in the north
western part OF GunniSon county on
Muddy creek. Yesterday Layelle and
five others were cutting hay, and, eX-
pccting trouble, they were all armed.
Welch and his son, with three others,
soon came up and opened fire, which
was Immediately returned, the parties
exchanging about 100 shots. Wclch's
son and Alex Lavclle were killed out
right: Charles Purham was shot three
times and will die. Pete Small received
.wo bullets, but it is thought he will
1.-Two
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MANNINGTON YIELD.
situation of the Wells at Present--Mc-
Keown's Venture.
MI f-..-...,. 10 o. pl,fsflr


MANxINGToN, w. VA, August G.-The
last twenty-four hours has not brought
forth any important developments in this
field. The South PENIS Moore No. is re-
ported as standing sixteen hundred feet of
oil in the hole Taggart No. is flowing at
the rate of two hundred and fifty TO two
hundred and seventy barrels per day.
Montgomery and Jackson X Co.'s Fleming
No | is pumping at the rate OF eighty
to ninety barrels per day. The Logan Oil
Company's Hawkins No. !, which was due
in pay sand to-day and on Monday was
caught in cave, have not as yet been sue
cessful in fishing the tools out. Several
new derricks are being started. John
McKeown made a location last evening on
his Beatty lease, for which, it is said, he
paid -. 900 bonus and one-eighth of the oil.
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West YIrclnIn Pensions.

SDtcIuI ItltJFdW 70 Ul' HtDt6ItF.
WAsnINGToN, August G.-Pensions
have been granted West Virginia appli
cants as follows Original-Robert Siebert
Wheeling: Daniel b. FarnswOrth, Vol
cano: Simon Snyder, Masontown; Nicho-
las King, Stevens; Lloyd Drum, Benwood
James y. David Salem.
Restoration and Reissue-Charles II.
Quigley, Charleston.
William f. Holt Blandville.
Original WidOws-Sarah r. widow of
John A. Tabler, Martinsburg.
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FARMERS MISFORTUNE.
His Children and Wife Killed and Him
self Crippled for Life.

anna, Ill, August Ga fatal accident
occurred yesterday, six miles northwest of
here. \ farmer name Castle and his wife
and three daughters were returning home
in wagon drawn by mules. Just as they
reached home a dog ran into the road and
the mules ran away and overturned the
wagon upon the occupants The daughters
were killed, the wife fatally hurt and the
man so badly injured that he will be a
cripple for life
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Reiccted suItor. use vItrIoI.

LONDON, August 6.-Two young men,
Michael Collins and James Lucey, rejected
suitors for the hand Of "A young woman
named Margaret Sullivan, made murder
Gus assault upon the girl with bottle Of
vitriol, burning her face, neck and bosom
in frightful manner. Collins and Lucey
were arrested. Miss Sullivan is in crit
ical condition.
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A Small AFFAIR.

CHARLESTON, ). c., August G.-The col
ored Alliance Convention, which met at
Aikens yesterday, consisted of only two
county alliances. The meeting was not Of
of political nature, though some Of the
speeches made approved Tillman. but de-
nnnnced other mon ON his iickei
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p,ontvof Coal but Not Much Water.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, August 6.-One
hundred and fourteen barges loaded with
coal are now lying at Charleston, awaiting
shipment Oh the first rise. The Ella Lay
man Towboat Company has thirty-hve at
their landing, the Ida Budd thlrty-hve
lust above the transfer; the Wlnfrede
Coal Company twenty-five, at Porter
Ferry and twenty at the Charleston wharf
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An AppeaI for the Grenadiers.

LONDON. August 6.-Public opinion as 10
/ the excessive severity Of the sentences i'm
posed on the ringleaders in the mutiny Of
/ the Grenadier Guards, has manifested IL
self in monster petition 10 the govern
ment 10 release the men. a petition with
40 900 signers has arrived.
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PARKERsBURG NEWS.
An Attempted Suicide-TwO Children
Drowned.

Drowned.
Special Telegram 10 the Register.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, August John
Drum, of Marietta, attempted TO commit
suicide by shooting himself in the breast
with a 32-calbre pistol. John had been
rejected in love affair He went off and
got drunk. and then went home and shot
himself. His wounds are serious, if not
fatal.
Robert Buchanan, son of c. r. Buchanan,
was drowned in the Muskingum river
while swimming with several other small
boys.
i young child, the eight-year-old daugh-
ter Of Gin Cole, disappeared off the steam
er Hawk last night. 1t is believed that
she fell overheard and was drowned.
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FATHER AND son.
Both Dead as the Result ola Family Quar-

CHICAGO, August G.-Frcderick Wilkie,
a German cabinet maker sixty-fve years
old residing with his family at 125 West
Fourteenth, went home intoxicated late
last night and had free fight with his
family. He shot and instantly killed his
son Albert, a young man eighteen years
old Wilkie was stabbed in the back and
struck on the head with an iron shelf base
and the blow fractured his skull and he
cannot recover
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Oliver Steel Plant Resumes.

PTTsBURG, August "a general re-
sumption Of the Oliver Steel plant will
take place tomorrow. The differences
have been settled satisfactorily. The men
go to work at five per cent. advance over
last years wages, and also get few eX-
extras
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CantonD DIsl,ands

Canton, O., August G-The Canton club
disbanded last evening, the players all
being paid of in full Second baseman
Darrah has signed with Tacoma and third
baseman Westlake is wanted by the
Cleveland National League team. Canton
will have "A club next season.
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FIeting From the Cholera.

TOLEDO. SPAIN. August 6.-The inhab-
itants are fleeing from this city by rail,
wagon and on foot to escape the cholera,
which is making awful advances. Eight
ont Of ten cases result in death.
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rbir,v-one Building, Wrecked.

ST. LEONARD. y. B., August GA heavy
thunder and hail storm, accompanied by
cyclone, did great damage IN the Parish Of
St Anna, Madawaska county, yesterday
Thirty-one buildings were blown down.
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Young Ohioau Suicides.

SDfcidi telegram 70 Ht HeolsTtF'
P,RKERsBrRc, August 6.-Euiias DORIS,
4 well known and popular young man oi
Lodi township, Athens county, o., com
mitted suicide Sunday night by shooting
himself through the head. Mental aoerra-
tiou caused by excessive drinking is sup
nosed to have been the cause.
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oarpentcr.. mendnnarter. at phIIadeIphIa.

Chicago, August G.-The convention Of
the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners continued the work OF revising the
constitution to-day 1t has decided TO To-
cate the headquarters of the body at Phila-
delphia for the next ten years.
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CONVERSE THE MAN.
The Columbus press" Says He Is Au-
thority for the Campbell story.

CorUMBUs, O., August 1.-The Press
states this evening that eX-CongreSSman
George l.. Converse furnished the in
formation upon which its story con-
cerning Gov Campbell calling ont the
militia. was based.
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sixty Mile. Of Railroad Gone.

Trcsoy. ARIz., August 6.-Heayy rains
have been falling in the territory during
the past day. Sixty miles Of the Sante Fe
between Benson and Noguales has been
washed away.
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LIFE WAS Not GONE

The Warden replied that ne could not let
any OF the witnesses 20 until he had their
certificates. AL of This conversation took
but minute. DR. Batch was bending over
the body looking az the exposed skin. Sud
denly be cried out sharply.
"Dr Mcdonald, see that rupturew
In moment Drs. Spitzka and Mcdonald
had bent over, and looking where DR. Batch
was pointing at, little red spot on the
hand that rested on the right arm Of the
chair. The index finger Of the hand had
curved backward as the teXOr muscles
contracted. and had scraped 4 small hole in
the skin at the base Of the thumb on the
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ms a Quick and Painless
Death
9Y The ELECTRIC FLUID,
rn Only a hrha
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