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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-25
"BILLIE" CHANDLER.
The New Hampshire Boss gets Big
Roasting.

CONCORD, \. H., February 24.-Near-
" the entire afternoon session OF the
House was occupied by Senator j. H..
Gallinger, of Concord and ii. W. Greene,
| Hopkinton, in replying under quest
ion Of personal privilege to the allega-
tionS made by L. 5. Senator VIM. +.
Chandler I'm an editorial in the columns
OF his paper, the Concord Monitor, that
these gentlemen and other Republicans
had entered into series of bargains
with Hon. Frank Jones, Hon. c. A. Sin
clair and other influential Democrats in
ical to the interests of the Republicans
of this State. Each gentleman spoke at
great legth denying plainly and une-
quivOcally every charge Mr.. GallingerS
remarks were characterized by modera-
tion and dignity. Mr.. Greene at times
became very animated and during these
periods he applied the epithetS cur,
"coward" and assassin of character
u Senator Chandler While Mr..
Gallinger had the floor he appealed TO
Mr.. SullOway, of Manchester, 10 state
whether Senator Chambers allegation
was true that he (Galliugerl was rcSpon-
sible for the attacks made upon him
chandler in the Republican Senator
ial caucus of 1889. Mr.. Sulloway, who
was then a member, said Mr.. Gallinger
was not SO responsible aud that Senator
Chandler was an unmittigated liar.
Mr.. PnlSbury Republican, offered
the following
Resoled, That this House has read
with unreasonable surprise and indig-
nation in the columns of the Monitor, a
newspaper Of extensive circulation,
whose chief owner is Hon. William
L. Chandler, Senator from this
commonwealth, charges OF the
most offensive character against
certain prominent members OF
this body. who have been especially
honored by Us, and by the people Of the
State, charges which, If true, would in
hict a lasting disgrace upon this body
irrespective Of party and leave Il stain
upon the fair name OF our State, we are
therefore called upon to characterize
the utterances of said paper Of the 10th
inst. above referred 10, as either the in-
ventions Of malice or the maniacal raw
ingS OF one whose reason seemed 10 be
dcthroned.
1t is. therefore, the sense OF this House
that Senator William +. Chandler ought
to tender to this Legislature either an
apology or full retraction OF the
charges.
Mr.. Angel (RepJ said before this
resolution was submitted 1t should be
known whether VIM. +. Chandler is
sick, insane or diseased. 81 judge from
what has been said this afternoon, he Is
insane, aud if so, why notice these
On motion OF Mr.. Lyman the motion
was tabled.
During these extraordinary proceed
ings the galleries aud lObbieS Of the
House were thronged with spectators.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-25

ard the evidence in their cases does
not argue drowning either. Misto was
much emaciated when found. but de-
composition has made no sign upon him.
His eyes were Sunken back in their
sockets, and the skin Of his face were
drawn tightly over the facial bones and
presented almost unmiStakable evidence
of having been starved TO death. Samuel
Horter was found in BOyle's breast,
standing on his head in the manway.
He had his coat, shoes and s'OckingS
off, as though he had hcon g.aded by
the despair in b., i.st moments to
make an effort for life by trying to
swim out, but was caught in the tim
bers.
The bodies of Lawrence Reed, Henry
Ball, Mike Smith and James Bullock,
which were found in No. Q breast Of the
east gangway, also bore unmstakable
evidence OF death by some means other
than drowning, possibly by suifocation,
for from the arrangement of the rudely
constructed hut and its surroundings
and the chalk marks on IL, II is certain
that the unfortunate men lived for
some time in the vain hope Of rescue
from the outside world. The food in
the dinner pals, which with spare ra-
tions would have lasted four or five
days, was all eaten, and the men were
living on drops of sulphur water. The
damp, cold air coming from the water
below in the breast chilled their rap
idly weakening bodies, and. not realiz-
ing what they did, they tit fire TO keep
of what they supposed was the chill OF
the water, but what was ia reality
the cold hand of death. The
fire in short time yitiated the air in
their low cell which was only four feet
high and 1OX3O feet in dimensions, and
when all the life-giying principle was
consumed by the fire and the air was
thoroughly laden with its sulphur it
died out, and with il fled the spirits Of
the brave aud hopeful men. 1t is bare
ly possible that they expected death 50
soon, for the body Of Bullock was
found on the path from the waters |
edge, with his coffee bottle by his side, |
making last vain effort TO stay the |
pangS of hunger and despair Of himself
and comrades with little water.
OF the nine men found yesterday four
were dead-Jamcs Griffith, Barney Me-
CloSkey, and two HungarianS. The
bodies of the Hungarians were floating
on top of the water, but those OF Grif-
iith aud McCloskey were free from wa
ter or debris. The other five, as men
toned above, were the only ones found
alive
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nou,ine Council Proceedings.

The semi-monthly report OF City
Clerk Thoner showed total balances "i
$50 ss7.33. CITY Collector Myles re-
norted total collections OF SOB, 2O2.s 81, OF
which SIS, ,ls7.G9 was on account oi
6ftv-cent levy and SIS, llj.2i on account
of ten-cent levy. The report was re-
ceiyed and filed. A.
The announcement was made by Mr..
Craig that Mr.. Morningstar, OF the
Eight ward, who had not qualified with
in the time fixed by law, would have to
he reelected The rules were accord
ingly suspended and Mr.. Mornlngstar
WA, renominatcd and unanimously
elected. being sworn in by Receiver
Woeber.
The Water Board sent IN comnlh'-
cation regarding the purchase oi land
necessary to extend water pipes in the
neighborhood Of Caldwcll's run, ana IL
was referred to Streets, Alleys anu
Grades. with power To purchase the
necessary ground.
The estimate of the Committee on
CITY Prison. asking for 5000 Tor ''I
was referred to the Finance COMMITTEE.
The estimate of the Committee "n Gem
eteries-sl. 4OO-also went To this com
mittee.
The following bills were recon-
mendcd for payment by committees.
city Prison g
| Police ,s e
Scales. ........ ...-....-- q N
Cemeteries .....--.....
The Gas Board sent in a communica-
tion. calling attention TO the fact thhi
many.meters were out Of order. and u
call of the repair force 10 take th'
state Of the meters would be 10 seriously y
cripple the work of getting gas through
the mains. The Board asked that they
he authorized to allow the February
hills to 20 over to March, when the
aggregate Of the two could be presented
10 the commissioner The request oil
the Board was cOncurred 10.
The petition Of the State Far As'o.
citation for the opening Of 'O-ioo'
street on the north side Of the J. All
Grounds. was referred to the Board OF
/ Public Works.
Wharton x IIaberfeld were granted
AN auctioneer's license At No. 2''J Mar
ket street. a.
The Fire Committee asked that th'
cutter i'm front Of the Island hose hous'
be repaired. and also that a sewer De
pnt n alley +. from the Eighth ware
hose house to Thirty seventh ,trert J.
vas referred to the u. /. W.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-25
cLARNsuuRG sENsAr,oN.



CIAEksuJEo, February "a Clafks.
burg was thrown into excitement to-
day by che service of papers tor a
maudamus upon L. NJ. Long, Clerk OF
thc County Court. The proceedings are
instituted by Arthur Clark, and the
summons requires Mr. Long. on the
26th inst. to appear before Judge
uagau> at MOrgantOwn. aud show
reason why there shall not be "a mauda-
mus compelling Long 10 permit Clark
-0 Inspect the records OF the county.
The facts are, as We are informed, that
Mr. Long did not refuse Clark any
privilege that the law secured him, and
offered willingly Co give him any and
alI books for examination; that he asked
FOR bur insisted that t should be under
Li, supervision and that he was entitled
t0 his legal fees. The sympathy of the
people is for Long, for if he is not right
in the premises NO clerk of % county
court can make living. il some other
person can como iu the office, do the
work aud get the benefit. The question
is au interesting aud novel one, as the
statute simply says the records and
papers of the court shall Doe open 20 the
inspection of any person and the clerk
shall when required furnish copies
thereof
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-25
C,ncinnati's Surprise.

CNcGNNArI, O., February c4.-Con-
trary to expectations. the river up TO y
O'Clock tonight reached height OF
fftv-seven feet and two inches, ana al
that hour was rising half an inch per
bour. The sky is partly overcast,
and the weather is so warm that
hlne binds have opened into leaf. The
only fear now is that rain will fall IN
the Ohio valley in the LeNt 81 hours.
Nobody has been caught by this flood
unprepared for it. The wind blew hard
mn doy. but tonight there is perfect
calm and the weather is almost sultry
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-25


p,rRFL-r.ea. February 4-rhis
morning DO . O'Clock while Que ot Jacob
Woodward workman wls engaged feed
In. stock loo No0dyari's big barn, the
.slup exploded aud set ire o. the loose
hls aud straw. almost immediately set
t.ar th, entire tuliiu1 ou fire. There
A-rc o. thoroughbred aud registered
HuI-f-iu aud Jersey cow, fastened in
the stalls. aui of the whole herd only
~iN escaped. All. the rest burned TO
death. together with the immense barn,
t31 feet long. The engine and machln-
cry. farm utensils, hay. corn. wagons,
huseies. harness. etc. woodward S herd
was the finest herd of thoroughoreds
and registered stock o. the State; some
of them cost $500 each, while others
were valued 900 $500 each A fine im-
ported Jersey bull was put iu the barn
last night for the first time The loss
f, very heavy and only partially m-
-rret
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-25
A BIG DEAL
OF West Virginia Coal Land Held by
Pittsburg Parties.


CLAEk>BUEG. w. Va, February "a
Your correspondent last evening called
uu Bosom Brown and asked him what be
had t0 say regarding the land deal re-
ported u Saturday, PittSburg Post,
and Doe declined to Dee interviewed. This
morning. however, Mr. Brown hesitate
mg'y said the report in the Post is in
substance correct. the deal has been ou
haud some time, as the Eastern syndi-
cate was very cautious iu get
TING up the contract and giving
their notes for the purchase money, the
survey plats and abstracts all being com
u'pted with the deeds trom the first
hands and the deed from the CIarksburs
PARTIES is uow ready Co De delivered
.rth the possession of the property 20
.tac Eastern syndicate as soon as the
notice Tor thc purchase money is paid
OPP adjusted Boo that event ail the pa
ucrs vi.I bc put Goa record and the deal
ea.,.mmat,d Among the C.arh>burs
rrou'r Interested iu this transaction are
Eu Wilson. E->ou %. Brown, john
49,. Brown and A. Co. Smith. Thereby
|a lr-e coal field will pass Vto the
+ hand. of pItt,burghers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-25
Mrs. Lyncl's Mission

Special Telegram 70 ne heg'Ster
WASmNGroN, February 9l.-Mrs. w.
y. Lynch. one Of the West Virginia
lady commissioners to the Worlds FAN
is here at the call Of the special finance
committee of the board OF lady man
ayers of the fair. The special finance
committee is made mp OF some of the
most prominent women in the country,
aud they are here to look after the in
terests of the enterprise before Con
gress. There is q disposition in the
Senate To cut down the appropriations
for the fair below the figures allowed
by the House, and this the ladies wish
10 prevent, as they would suffer by the
cutas we'll as every one else connected
with the exposition. Mrs. Lynch wa'
an the Capitol to-day interviewing the
West Virginia members aud Senators.
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senator wilson, OF Maryland, Dead

WAsmNGroN, ID. c.. February "a
Senator Wilson, OF Maryland, who has
been indiSposed for the past two days,
died suddenly at the Hamilton House at
1905 this evening, of heart failure.
Senator +. X. Wilson was born IN
Snow Hill, Md, December -, 1921. lie
was graduated at jefferson College in
1871 and studied law. In 1852 he was a
presidential elector on the Democratic
ticket. He was judge Of the Maryland
circuit court from ISIS till 1854, when he
was elected L. ). Senator. His term
would have expired March 4th, 1891.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-25

PnGyIx. ARR, February 2i.-The
6r., wire into Phonix since wednesday
was completed to-day. a heavy rain
last night and this morning raised the
Salt river very high. but 10 did not get
over the bank sufficient % repeat the
damage Of Thur,day Late adYIccs
this afternoon are that Yuma is threat
ened with iuundatiOn by the ella chang
ing its bed where % rmptir, into tAe
C,lorado. All wire are down aud 30 .-
supposed the tOnnua- been -weyt away.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-25
ANOTHER pIL0xIM RETURNS.
what Gen. Thomas Says About the Ru-
mored Railroad Deals.

New YORK, February 24.--Gen. Sam
mel Thomas is the third OF the Imam
Gould quartctte to return to the city
from the famous Southern junketing
trip over the Richmond Terminal syS-
TEN. He left the fourth member OF the
marty. Senator Calvin ). Brice, drifting
about somewhere in the West aud South.
When asked what use the Terminal
Company and the several individuals
had for the Il. X o. stock they pur-
chased several months ago, he smiled aS
he replied "Oh, well, We can keep that
As an investment. 1t is not bad stock,
YOU know. The story that the Richmond
Terminal had bought the Louisville,
New Albany and Chicago Railroad, "he
added. "is all wrong. have no doubt
the 'Monon' people would be glad To
form an alliance with the Richmond
Terminal. or with the Lake Erie and
Western Railroad. In fact, they have
brought the subject To Senator Brice and
myself. but we have done nothing IN
the matter. At their urgent request
the Senator went out there to look over
the road, but any actual negotiations
are vet IN the luluIc. Ouo IhiuE - 'ci
tain. that road will not be purchased by
the Richmond Terminal. II is not
the policy of our company to extend our
lines north Of the Ohio River. That
water seems TO be a natural boundary
between two sections OF the country. If
il were found that an alliance, or
traffic agreements, mutually bene-
fetal. could be made, they
might be cOnSummated, but
so far the whole matter is only in EN-
bryo. The 'Monon' road is in good
shape and doi.s a. good business, and
there is no reason why it should not
continue under its present manage
ment and be worked successfully
What has Henry ;. Ives got to &c
with the 'Monon' road?'
Nothing" replied the General
That story about his conspiracy Il
wreck the road. or to obtain control oI
il. looks to me as if IL was made out ol
the whole cloth. OF course do moi
know what Mr.. Ives may be up To, 0u
| do not see where he figures iu tha'
corporation at all
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-25

impassioned speech Mr.. German de-
nounced Mr.. Chandler's proposition as
an atrociouS one, as giving the Presi-
dent an unlimited use of money, and as
more dangerous TO the people than an
epidemic of cholera, yellow fever or
smallpox would be. Mr.. Chambers 5
amendment was agreed TO.
The death of the late Representative
Watson, Of Pennsylvania, was an
nounced, and after eulogies the Senate
adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-25
NOTES OF The RIVER.
News About the Boats ana Dostinen On
the Ohio.

The Frank Gilmore viii "a IS do"n
for Cincinnati in few days, and "'il
return with tow.
The Bennett passed down with a
tow Of brick from New Cumberland
Yesterday, and returned shortly after.
Capt. Phillips expects 10 have th'
Scotia In frst-class condition Tor lea'-
ing Plttsburg for Cincinnati on triday
next.
The marks on the landing at midnight
indicated % feet Of water In the chah'
mel.
The marks from above were;
Morgantown-River feet ana la''
| idg: cloudy aud cool.
Pittsburg. Pa.-Riyer - feet 3 'n'h''
aud failing: cloudy.
Brownsville-Riyer II feet inches
and falling: cloudy and cool
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-25
TEATERS FOUND GUILTY
OF Murder In the second Degree-Motion
Pending for "a New Trial.
S1s--1f Tsl.o-rt. 20 fR1 Psris+sr

WASHINGTON. PA. February "a
The Jury in the Sanders murder case
rendered verdict this morning OF
guilty of murder in the second degree.
The prisoner. TeaterS, manifested no
feeling no the announcement. From the
time the jury retired until early ln the
morning the jury is said % have stood
six for frS, degree and SIX for second.
At O'Clock am agreement was reached
and verdict rendered accordingly.
John NJ Bradcu. one of the lawyers for
the defense. immediately made mo-
tIou for q new trial Judge Nell
yiinc refused tO entertain the
motion anti. the reasons were filed.
The prisoner was remauded % Jail 20
allow MI Bradcn time to communicate
with Col Aruett, his associate counsel,
who wa>at the time in Wheeling. The
Uurr brothers, who We're proven TO
have been connected with the shooting,
have as yet not pleaded guilty, bur il
O., expected that they will enter a plea
of guilty of murder Ia the second de-
gree during the present term OF Court.
The verdict as rendered by the Jury
was "a surprise. ass first degree verdict
Nls confidently expected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-25

Pirr>BUEG. February 2t.-Whiie
workm,u were busy pulling down the
wall, OF the burned building corner of
Llco,k and Federal streets. Allegheny,
they fel inward. burying q thinner
ramcd Jacs Romack. aged Is. lie was
soon taken out dead. The building had
boon condemned Is years ago. was re-
crut, Quilted by fire. and the iounda.
uous were further weakened by the re
cent Hoods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-25
Ready for Flight.

san FRANCISCO, February 24.-Advi'
ccs from Guatemala say that President
Barrillas has made all arrangements fol
leaving the country.
He has sold his coffee crops for the
next three wears for 81, 600, OCO cash, and
has mortgagcd his entire estates for s.
200. 900 TO German syndicate, so thai
i'm case he is forced to leave the country
his property cannot be touched.
RarrilaS is said 10 fear au outburSt ol
nopular sentiment against his rule ano
to be- prepared for flight atany moment
He has q nest egg. of $50, ,O00, 900 deposit
ed iu the Bank of England.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-25
1nrenious West yirrInians.

NVfIITE IfIfVI IIIFI 70 Ut 4t'l4'V'''
WAsuINGroN, February 24.-The fol-
lowing patents have been issued to
West Virginians: Enoch FAINT, w. Il.
Anderson and :. w. Richards, Frank
lin. tool handle attachment; Mordecoi
Levi assignor of one-third to w. I.
Levi. OF Charleston, steam boiler
Franklin p. Morrison, Big Skin Creek,
hoy liftpr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-25
OHIO LEGISLATURES.
The Democrats steal a Neat March ON
the Republicans OF the Senate.


>...-fl I'-e.la f0 t's h-lis'sr.
Coipmrs. February 2i.-RepreSent-
at.ye Phillips to-day introduced "a bill 90
prevent sunday publications.
Mr.. Mcclure. of Putnam, introduced
.u bfmakiug disappointment oi taN in-
IUui,itorS iu each county compulsory
Nr. Carpenter introduced a measure
reducing the telegraph rates ia Ohio TO
fft.cu cents for twenty-five words and
.ne cent for each additional word.
The Democrats stole march on the
R.nub'icau, .u the Senate this morning
and seated d Cd. Amos. the newly elect
cd Senator from Sidney, who suddenly
appeared The Republicans protested
but lieutenant Governor Marquis ad-
m.nistcred the oath oi Office aud Mr.
Am0, took his >eaL
Speaker Hy,ru 8, reported very sick
|at his hotel here. and his friends fear
. he bas typhoid fever.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-25
Pension for porter,s Widow.

WASHINGTON, February ei.-The
House Committee on Invalid Pensions
to-day reported a bill granting a pen
sion Of -, 500 per annum TO the widow
of the late Admiral Porter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-25

WASHINGTON, d. c., February "a
Among the combinations OF the Senate
to-day was that OF ). w. Cowden' to De
postmaster at Gallipois, Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-25
r. 4 O. Men laid or.

CLEVELAND, O., February 24.-Thirty
men were laid of at the b. ~ o. car
shops in Newark. Ohio, to-day 1t Is
sand similar reductions will be made
along the line.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-25
New POSTMASTER Appointed.

Speciql ItleqrdM 70 ne Rf1lSfsr.
WAsHINGroN, ID. c., February ~
+. II. Stats, vice J. y. johnson, re-
signed, has been appointed postmaster
at Sissonville, Kauawha county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-25
Boston Wool Market,

BosroN. February 24.-The demand Tor
wool has been steady and OF falr proper
tions, with prices nrm ana uhChahse S; y;
Foreign carpet woods have oeeh Hrni anu
| in steady demand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-25
Knives and club. Used.

ASHLAND, Wis. February 24--When
the Land Onice closed last evening
there was still a still long line OF men
waiting for a chance To file an entry.
The best sections Of the newly-opened
lands had been chosen by those first ~
line. Nevertheless, at least so men re-
NAMED in line all night, in order To
make a filing To-day.
There was nearly riot Just before
the office opened yesterday. \ mob made
\ rush with the intention Of crowding
ont the people who had stood in line
despite the inclemency Of the weather
since last neday. Knives "eIe
drawn and clubs used freely, but WIN
the aid Of the special police the raider
we're driven back after brief struggle
No one was seriously hurt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-25

LIFE is misery to thousands OF people
a,Lo have the faint OF ScrOfula IN their
blood. There is no other remedy equal
- Hoods Sarsaparilla for scrofula, salt
rbenm and every form OF blood disease.
II is reasonably sure to oeneht All WIN
Try ii.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-06-12
OFFICIAL NOTICE.


NOTICE Is hereby given that the
~ Board Of Review Of the assessments
and valuation OF real and personal prop
erty, Of Dubois county. Ind, will meet q
the Court House in Jasper, on the first
Monday after the fourth day ofJuly. 1891.
The Board will hear complaints Of
owners III real and personal property
with view Of correcting al errors 10
nance and descriptions, and the assess
ments and valuations returned BY the
several Township Assessors, to make such
returns comply with the prcvisions Of
the law. All good citizens ere respect
fully invited to attend, either IN person
or IN written statements, 10 assist the
Board to make just and equitable
Equalization IN The several townships
throughout Dubois County, 70 conform
20 an equal standard -reference BE-
ing had 20 natural and geographical con
|ditions. and other elements Of value.
In testimony whereof, l have set my
hand aud affixed the seal Of
SEAL the Board Of Commissioners
~ June llth, 1891.
john GRAMELsPAcHFP,
Auditor Dubois 60.
June IL. '9l-4w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-06-12

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