Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-28
SUNDAY COMBINATIONS.
Interesting TelegraPhic News Condensed
From Sundays Register"


Gov. PattisOn issued a proclamation
saturday cOnvening the Senate in extraor-
binary session on Tuesday, October IS,
ISQi It sets forth that diligent inquiry
should be made TO ascertain whether there
i reasonable cause for the removal Of the
tulitor General aud State Treasurer;
t5at there is a conviction in the public
lind that they have been grossly inefficient
and wanting in fidelity; that much OF the
money lost through Bardsley would be in
me treasury IL the Auditor General
and State Treasurer had performed their
5uties with fidelity, and that Bardsley's
ysfllsal 10 disclose any information as to
The conduct Of these officials has compelled
ne abandonment OF proposed criminal
prosecution, az least for time. The Gov
e-nor also addressed a communication 10
senator Smith, asking that he permit the
Attorney General 10 be present and to
participate in the further Investigation.
The St. Louis Republics New York cor
RESPONDENT telegraphs rs follows, Sstur-
5av. The rumOr that has been mildly
coating around New York for a week TO
me effect that the HeTGld's famous CHILEAN
scoop was the work OF Minister Egan,
yrho. In his anxiety to serve that paper
forgot TO serve his Government has at last
taken definite shape. IL is openly charged
Government, during the most thrill
ing periods OF the Chilllan war,
was compelled 70 depend on the HerdlGs
reports. was furnishing those same reports
FOR q consideration. II is rumOred that the
correspondent got 80, 900 for his work from
tbe Herald The rumors about Egan
reached Washington City.
Thomas Burdett, who was SEN
fenced from Kanawha county In
1S,5 20 eight years in the peni-
tertiary, for murder in the second de-
cree. mas been pardOned upon the recon-
mendatiOn of DR.. Bruce, the penitentiary
physician. The prisoner is entirely dis
abIed from a disease, and by good conduct
has shortened his term so there are but a
few months Of his sentence left TO serve
anyway.
The Chicago NslCs says that had broker
Deacon White added 500 900 bushels more
20 his 1000, 900 bushels OF corn, actually
paid for, ne would have practically owned
The visible supply Of corn Of the United
States and Canada II would have only
REQUIRED S255, 900 10 do this. The amount
he invested in the cash article was 81, 200, :
900. Had he succeeded he could have set
his own price on corn.
A Charleston special to the SUNDAY REC
1sTER SAYS: Last Tuesday on Sycamore
creek, Clay county, ALI w. Burnett and
Constable Crinkshank arrested A. r.
Brown, charged with embezzling $4,000 be-
longing 10 A. r Brown & Co.. ex-Sherih
Ar5oz6st being the loser. Brown is pretty
well known In the United States COurtS'
having been arrested for pension frauds.
A Washington, Pa, special TO the Sun
dav REGIsrER says: Albert Catlin, the
supposed murderer of Emma Gross, whose
BODY was found at Mcdonald yesterday,
was arrested this afternoon on the Can
onsburg road about four miles from Wash
ingtOn.
A special from Charleston, w. Va, says
that Frank Baden, the thirteenth man
charged with murder, has been placed In
fail az Perryville, Mcdowell county. Bal
den is charged with numbering Frank
Hand.