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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-17

,ist tomorrow and next day iu the pa
ades and at the grounds. Besides
those. several other bands from Ports
mouth, o.. and other points outside will
lc here this evening or tomorrow.
Among the notabIeS already present
and to arrive this evening are; Gem
erals Hayes. B. +. Kelly, Il. =. Ken
needy. W. W. Avcrel, l.. n. Duyal, IL. f..
puyaL W. n. Powell, w. II. Gibson, G. Il.
Grosycnor, T.. B, Taylor, w. II. Enochs,
Hon. J VI. Dalzen. OF .'Private" Dalzell,
a, Doe is more familiarly called. Col. JnO.
O.. Vance. Hon. j. w. Mason, Capt y.
B. Warwick, Major B. A. skinner,
Major Wm. Mckinley, "pr.yate' NJ b..
Wells. Major u. W. Ovcrturf. Capt f..
d. Ewing. Capt C.. T. Irwin Rev. j..
49, Bolton, Capt Ed. r. Wilson, Col
Latham. and dozens OF others too
numerous to mention, and not half the
number expected have yet arrived.
Twelve street ears are continually
running between Market street and the
camp grounds and they are filed every
tme
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-17
THE REFORM SCHOOL.
Supt. Showalter Has an Experience with a
Runaway Inmate.

SDecid. Telegram 10 ne Htgtsfer.
GRArroN, Septemberl6.- -Theautncrities
at Parkersburg sent a boy named Brook
over TO the Reform School. The lad was
placed in charge of Superintendent
Showalter, early yesterday morning He
remained contcnted and was given his
liberty as the other boys had been served.
but i'm the afternoon hc took advantage of
the absence of the Superintendent and
made his escape When the boys
informed Mr. Schowaltcr of the boys
escape, he had probably been gone AN
hour. The Supcrintcudenta at once mounted
one of his hucks and started in pursuit
On arriving al Grafton he learned that the
boy had crossed the river and would prob
ably board freight train and by that
means reach Parkersburg He first got
sight of The boy near the cemetery and
gave chase. and the race was an exciting
one. as the Superintendent weighs nearly
300 pounds. IL was nip and tuck for some
time, but with the assistance OF some boys
he finally captured his boy, placed him on
his horse and took him back To- the school,
where he viii probably be kept in safety
hereafter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-17

take anything for granted, but they arc or
ganizing for a determined fight. In the
Third and Fourth distsicts reports are en-
tirely favorable TO the Democrats. The
Democratic Congressional Committee in
tend to give substantial aid to the Con-
gressional fight in West Virginia
Pensions-O Original invalid, George w.
Mayield, Dellslow; James c. Thomas,
School House; John T. Dood, Palatine /;
Lafayette Sharer, Sissonvile; Nathan IL.
Stewart Mole Hill; John c. Livezey. PHI
ney; Bernard +. Leonard, Palatine; Jacob
Forrest Point Pleasant; Aaron Yost, Bird (;
John b. Wright, Statler's Run; Jason 5.
Goodnow, Grafton; Sarah, widow of Jacob
Sisler GAINESVILLE.
The Postoficeat at YOung's Mills, kanawha
county. has been discontinued. In West
Virginia special postal service has been
discontinued as follows Peach Tree,
Raleigh county, from Dry Creek, Pump
kintown. Raleigh county, from Coal River.
Marsher Redbird, Raleigh county, from
Vista
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-17
CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATS.
Morris Nominated by Acclamation The
Rest of the Ticket.

Hartford. CoNN., September lG.-At
the State Democratic Convention, Con-
grcSsmau W. T. Wilcox spoke. He said
that Cleveland was the able>t man that
ever occupied the White House. The
mention of Mr.. Cleycand'S name called
forth great applause. Farther on in his
speech Mr.. Wilcox said 10 one but
President Harrison could have made
the Hayes administration respectable.
He closed by predicting Democratic
success in Connecticut this fall.
An informal ballot taken for Gov
nor resulted: Morris BOB; Hyatt 93.
Morris, nomination was made unani-
nous.
The ticket was completed as follows:
Lieutenant Governor, Joseph w. AlSop.
of MidIlctown; Secretary of State, j. j.
Phclan, of Bridgeport; Treasurer, Mar
vim II. Sanger. of Canterbury; Comp
t.0llcr. Nicholas Staub of New Milford;
Hon. William NJ. Springer, Of
Illinois, recommended that the
farmers of Connecticut send
a petition ON % Washington and request
that the entire internal revenue on to-
bacco bee taken of. The platform
adopted rcafirms the National plat
form Of lssS. demands that crude ma
tcrials be- admitted free: charges the
decline of farm values to Republican
tariff policy: accepts James G.. Blaine's
Interpretation as Infamous, and de-
nOunces the Election BILL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-17
ANDY RoMEN wnIrrED
by Jimmy Carroll, of san Francisco--A
Brutal Exhibition.

New ORLEANS, La. September lG. .-
The great light weight battle between
Andy Bowen. of Orleans and Jimmy
Carroll of San Francisco. was fought
tonight in the gymnasium of the Oily
phic Club. The match was for
$4,000, of which $500 went 10
the loser. Mr.. John Duffy was
chosen referee. Bowen weighed 150i
pounds and Carroll l32i@. Bowen had
been in score of hard fights. but was
never beaten. and had the best of il up
TO the fifth round, when he was dazed
by an ugly upper cut, but promptly
knocked Carroll down. Then both
fought lcrccly. Bowen appearing the
freshcr Of the two. In the eleventh
round. some one said the gloves
- on had been doctorcd. but they were
found TO be an right. In the fifteenth
round Carroll was awful groggy, but
Bowen was too weak to knock him out.
I'm the twcnty-lirst round Bowen show
ed game TO the last. but fell three
times. terribly punished, but never
whimpercd. Carroll was then declared
winner Bowen was icariuliy punished.
while Carroll was mhurt, with the eN-
ccption of "a swollen lip Betting was
even
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= mormon Bishop indicted.

BOISE CITY. IpAHo, September 10
Word mas Just reached here that Bishop
Bulge. of the Mormon Church, has been
indicted by the Grand Jury at Paris,
Idaho. on a charge of conspiracy II is al
legged that i'm the election two years ago
Bishop Bulge advised the Mormons to
sham a withdrawal from the church in
order TO vote, and that 10y this means
several Mormon members Of the Legisla-
ure were elected from Bear Lake County.
The Mormons, however. were not admitted.
Several were convicted OF illegal voting
The Bishop was released on bonds of 500
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-17

To blow for Hoods Sarsaparlla. On Sat
urdav. Sept 20. AT p. m. the grane
chorus will begin, At that time the agent
nj Hoods Sarsaparila will distribute 10
the bows of this place, near the postoihce'
new Patent Duplex Chime Nhisters' zen
erouslv sent ont as free gifts by the propri-
efo~s 0f this famous medicine. The same
event will take place in the cities and towns
all over the country. and it is safe % say B.
win be a happy day for Young America ana
for Hoods Sarsaparilla. Let every boy ne
on hand
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-17

LOUISVILLE, Ky, September lG-Thc
elders of the Christian Church at Rich
mond, Ky, have expelled from member
ship l.. +. Francis and wife and Miss
Corncha Cornclison for hcresy in believing
In the divinity of George Jacob Schwein-
furth. All three have been very active i'm
church work The Francis are well-to-
dO educated and refined. Mrs. Francis
wrote a lengthy defense, in which she
claimed that her entire life was according
TO the teachings of the Bible, and that
Schwcinfurth's claim has divine sanction.
1t is said that Schweinfurth will attempt
20 start colony at Richmond, and there
are threats of a serious disturbance in case
hc attempts IT,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-17
FOREIGN NOTES.

Cholera has made ITS appearance In
Aleppo.
New cotton of superior quality is arrIr-
iug 40 Cairo. Egypt, in large quantities.
The Car has given directions for special
exemption from CONSUMPTION " AT men
who have widowed mothers dependent
upon them.
The Russian maun-ugrcs 40 Noihinil, .n
which 10000 mcu are engaged, age now lu
progress so foreigners have been iH-
yited and strict watch is kept for strangers
m disguise ~
Sir EVELYN Barring and Gen. 'iehl,i
have gone 10 assist Lord DuHcf.n ih lN'
negotiations with Italy Tor me delli1ll ldli'N
Of The frontiers of the Red Sea territory.
Al Buenos Ayrcs gold is quoted ai li'
per cent premium.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-17
nrnrc achnIo Dick Dad.

PirrsurEG. PA. September lG.-Chal-
mers l.. Dick. who single handed and alone
stopped the Huugarians and others from
piliaeng houses and robbing the dead al
Iobnstowu the day after the great flood,
died suddenly at his home in Johnstown
this morning. Chal Dick, as he was iamil-
iarlv called, was a man of brilliant attain
mcnts. and in his profession as lawyer
was very successful He was District At
toruevof Cambria county for number OF
years. and was also Burgess Of Johnstown.
lie was noted for his courage and skill as
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-17
W. Va. AT THE CAPITAL.
Wheeling Visitors-Tho Second District
quabhle-Pensions, Etc

WASHINGTON. d. c., september To-
Captain Thomas Prince Mr. William
Tucker. editor OF the Graphic, and Post
master Cowden. of Wheeling, were at the
CAPITOL to-day DE- John II. Pipes, Of
Wheeling. who has just returned from
two months trip 20 Europe, was here to-
dav eu route 10 Wheeling.
The Republicans of the Second West
Virginia district are so much divided ihat
there is no danger for the Democrats.
However the Democrats do not intend 10
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TO CORNER CATTLE.
Owners Of Live stock Trying to Form
(nmhimp.


CHICAGO September lG.-A circular has
been sent out from this city, having for its
object an association, or trust, among
cattlomcn throughout the United States.
for the purpose of controlling the cattle
markets
William r. Hunter. wcll-known
ranch owner of Wyoming. sent out the
circular. I'm which he says: " have over
S}5O.0Ol invested in cattle. which / will
hold over till next year In preference 10
shipping while the markets are al such
ruin0us prices. Many wealthy friends
standing behind me with their money
are perfectly willing, IL / can form an asso-
citation. 20 advance any amount of money TO
help us hold our own. We can control the
market, sell and ship when we please, aud
at our own prices doing away with the
brokers' commission of 30 cents head.
which last year amounted 10 over 5000
O0O not including - jOO.OOJ yardage"
IL is charged 10 the circular that much of
the depressed condition OF the cattle
market is due 10 the action OF the brokers
who handle the shipments, and whOalWays
give plausible story of why the stock
could not bring "a fair price
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-17
Now Mhnrn,nnt

Spscigi IeitWaH 10 me Register.
MUERAY~vILLE, w. VA, September
lG.-The large wharfboat for Wheeling
being built by the Murraysyillc Manu-
featuring Company for Capt. Frank
Booth. Of your city, was successfully
launched this morning. She will be
completed in about two week and will
be- one of the finest wharfboats on the
Ohin rivnr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-17
nendlr Thnnder storm.

pnoyfv,rr0wN. Ma, September l'.
During "a thunder storm to-day "a tunnel
shaped cloud with a Rushing noise swept
directly over the Union " nari store.
Lightning struck the building ana instant r
lv killed Solomon STANLEY, aecl -, anu
C,nt Ralpb Atwood. aged - Capt. At
yyood's son Henry and Fred Williams, one
Of The proprietors Of the store, were pros
frated and a dozen others received slight
shocks Capt. Atwood had only returned
from a fishing trip 20 the Bay Of St Law
renee. He leayesa widow and SIX children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-17

PIrr-nrRG, PA, September l6-Thc
United States Baking Company, or cracker
trust, met here to-day, representatives,
being present from Cincinnati. Indianap-
oils. Chicago. GAINESVILLE, o., and other
places. The chief topics of discussion
were the recent advances in the prices Of
flour and other baking materials. 10 was
unanimously agreed that there should not
be any advance in the price of crackers
cakes or bread The company now has in
operation - factories. from all of which
come reports of active business and excel
lent prospects for the winter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-17

Pl7r,BrKG. September l6. This was the
dav fixed by the river miners for suspen-
sion of work If the operators refused TO
sirn the dead work scale As far as heard
from none of the operators have signed the
scale. and an the men are at work as usual.
The employees who DO work outside the
mines including boat calkers sawmil
vrori,meu and dOclmcn, are out, however,
faruinc hours work at ten hours pay. ne
operators have refused 10 grant the Ge-
Tand and about 900 mon are out along The
Nfou0ucaDcla river.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-17

NEW YoRE. September 1.-THE VA
tionaI Tile Makers Union of the United
states. now in session in this city. today
fxed a scale Of prices which the men be-
longing to the union will present to the
bosses7 The men are classified as a, b and
c. The men in class y are to receive S+2O'
closs r $3.50. and class c $500. The con-
vention also fixed a uniform scale OF prices
to he charged TO the bosses in each city ol
fbe union. The intention Of doing 'AiS is
In sbut off all ouside competition
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-17

WASHINGTON. September l6:-kepre-
sentative Boothmau. Of OHIO to-day intro
ducei in the House joint resolution.
which provides for Congressional
districts in Ohio. and is also 20 secure 20
the electors therein the right 10 cEo99e
members of the Fifty-secoud Congress Us
En--.r...-nrnl d -strlcts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-17
BIG NIGHTS WORK.
Important Ordinances Passed by the Chi
cago Council.

cago Council.
CmOAGo, September l6-Last nights
session of the City Council was unusually
interesting
In addition to passing the ordinance per
hitting the use of the Lake Front for
Worlds Fair purposes, number of inn
pOrtant resolutions were passed. one OF
them instructed the Corporation Counsel
TO draft am ordinance providing for the
erection of plants by the city for the pur-
pose of furnishing gas for light aud fuel
purposes, and electricity for Illuminating
and power. az substantially cost prices
Another instructed the Corporation Coun-
sci TO take action acaiustthe North Chicago
Street Railway Company, through the At
tOrncy General of the State, unless il shall
within ten days comply with the order of
the city 20 cease charging two fares for
passengers who ride on its lines TO points
beyond the old city limits.
An ordinance was introduced granting
a franchise to a new telephone company
which proposes TO furnish telephones at
reduced rates.
An order was issued 10 the Commissioner
.of Public Works directing him not TO issue
any permit for the laying Of pipes for the
bringing of natural gas into the city until
the Council shall have acted Ou the matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-17
SotMuch ola We'll.

Sr,rrG-yiLLE. ". Va. September 10
The wild cat well. located % bali mile from
Sistersville. in Tyler county. has been err
roncously reported as finished and making
80 barrels Gay. The facts are. al depth
of I .65l feet they got little black skum
and a large dose of brine which they are
now cndeayorinc % case of Practical
oil men who visited tue well say the ven
ture iu its present stage is y. G..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-17

BosroN. Semptember "a meeting OF
creditors Of the Worchester Steel Company
was held 20 day. a statement was made
attributiug the trouble tothe suspension OF
the Pottcr-Lovel Company. Ihe property
including the coal and iron mines Is ap-
praised at s. $4,000 IL was DECIDED .ol no,
enforce an assignment, as u was SHOWN lNe
co,nnauy could meet its engagements.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-17

san FnANG~co, September 1.-THE
locomotive iremcu Yesterday devoted ,eu-
siderable time 30 "a discussion Of the report
Of the Beneficiary Claims Committee and
miscellaneous business The following
Executive Board was appointed: j. +.
Ball. John T.. ORelly and T. u. o Rourke
The delegates left today on an excursion
20 Mt Shasta. after which they 20 20 Los
Angeles and thence 90 their respective
Lnr..-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-17
SETTLED AGAIN.
southampton strikers Granted an Ad-
vance of Wages.

SorruNurroN. September lG - Large
crowds of dock aborcrs assembled outside
the dock gates this morning, waiting 90 re-
sumo work.
The Onion and thc Royal Mail Steam
shin Companies which were the last 90
hold out against the demands of the men,
this morning posted placards on the docks
announcing that the increased wages would
be granted an around.
The directors Of the ROYAL Mail and Kan
won Companies tclcgraphed to the officials
here that they would agree 90 an advance
of one crown per month for seamen, trim
uers and bows. in addition 90 the advance
already C.vcn provided the strike was
ended Immediately. The strikers accepted
tnc offer and resumed work to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-17
.nInIer. onpo.e shcrman.. Alnendment.

MMWAUKEF, WA, SeptemDcr IU.-Ihe
Mulcrs' National Association has issued a
letter addressed TO all its members asking
that they al once send their protests TO
their Congressman against Senator Sher-
mans amendment 10 the Tariff bill, which
reads as follows: That in no case shall
drawbacks ION exported merchandise
States bcallowed where the claim amounts
to less than SO" The letter says the
amendment is I'm the interests of the "Jute
Combine" and aimed at the welfare Of
the small millers The letter concludes
with the following: I'VE have one hope
for Justice. and that is TO bring such pres
sure to bear upon this Conference Com
mittoe that the above provision shall be
amended" -"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-17

BUFFALO, y. y, September ld-The
glove fight between Tommy Warren, of
Cleveland, and John Van Heest. OF Ash
land. for $500 a side, came Off early this
morning ina the vicinity of the State line.
10 resulted in "a draw after eleven rounds
had been fought, though the fight was won
fairly hv Van Hccst.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-17

MILWAUKEE. WE, September ia
special from Ashland, Wis. announces the
arrival there Of the steamer Charles
Tebard. which reports the loss Of the
schooner Bon Brink. with crew OF five
men. on the rocks of Eagle Harb0r, Lake
Superior. The crew is supposed % have
been drowned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-17
Broke Her Arm.

gDl-iqI TtIlgraW ~ flt Hf1Is'fr.
GRArIoN. W. Va. September To- Mrs.
Williams. in attempting to lift her little
three-yearold girl by the arms, broke the
left arm between the elbow and shoulder
The little cirl was playing and her mother
TO amusc her caught her by the arm, result
ing rs above stated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-17
Really Got Hurt.

PARIS. September ia duel has been
fought at Geneva between NJ. DumonteiL
member of the Chamber OF Deputies for
Aisne. and NJ MermeiX the author of the
recently published charges against Gen.
Boulanger NJ. McruieN received Sc
,..ol,. ,.nnnl I'm tho rirhf sidc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-17
ANXIOUS MANUFACTURERS.
iron and steel Men Urging Restoration of
the Mckinley Bili Rates.

WASHINGTON, September 1.-THE iron
and steel manufacturers of PENNSYLVANIA
who have their representatives here watch
ing the progress of the Tariff bill, are del
ugiug Senators Cameron and Quay with
telegrams and letters asking the restoration
of the House duties on steel rails. steel bill
lets and other steel products.
The steel interests Jared badly in the
Senate, and all efforts viii now be direct
ed TO influencing the Conference Commit
tee to increase the duties as fixed by the
Senate.
While advantage may be gained, the out
look is not encouraging for the restoration
of the rates of the Mckinley bill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-17

BERLIN. September l6.-An eNplosi9n on. oc.
..r-rsd today in the Maybach PIT az Sanel ,l
Wendell. Rhenish Prussia, Oy WAlsH - -
miners were killed. Inc olAeI men men j" '"0
,,., ,o-l,o number Of 335 were rescued.
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Ear Ahead of BIuebeard.

A native Japanese paper mentions case
of man, aged forty this year, living 10 the
province of Bizen, who has married and d.
vorced thirty.five wives and is married to the
thirty sixth. He was first married at eigh-
teen, and the reason assigned for this extra
ordinary example of Inconsistency is that be
has younger sister of extremely jealous and
rancorous disposition, who from the moment
that bride enters the house, institutes sys-
tenn of persecution, which soon drives the I'M
happy woman to ask her husband for d.
vorce. The husband is helpless to retain the
yagaries of his sister and cannot turn her out,
so the wretched business goes on year after
year. The native chronicler adds circum-
stance which is improbable, even in the far
east. He says that in two cases, the brides
arriving at the door of their future home
changed color, and declaring that they re-
cognized the house as one where they had
already passed some months of most miser-
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n B.-This treatment is not snuff or an oint-
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