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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-09
fUNlN THE HOUSE.
spluolt. Uresseuor aud Mcmillan Take
Hand lu Relieving MonotOny.

WASHINGTON. January S.-In the
House today Mr. llrluhar, OF New
Work.. moved to 60 into Committee OF
-le Whole 01 che shipping biIL
Mr.. IMthan. o. Illinois. opposed the
.l.slslry and Mr. Wheeler. of Michigan
tayes,l TO-. Mr. Grosvenor, Of Ohio'
said ,hera WAS % feeling of sentiment 10
SAVIOR otth bII. whcreupon Mr Spino-
.a. of New Work. brought TO the Iront
t., measure for tho erection of monu-
meut ,o thc memory % the victims or
,le prI>ou,hip> That measure was
.l- Dt sentiment and Justice. and yet l'
iai been voted against oy .ae k-Puod-
ln side of the House.
Nr. 'Gro>yenor stated that he voted
r,he bin.
Mr. Spiuola warmly .amid laugeteri
tllnsed him Tor that vote. but % was
Co.,, Intention 40 every occasion % orinS
ta. measure to thc attention OF the
House
Nr. cr1,venor said that the gentle
naa reminded him 0t the late John
nU.ns. except tLa; his hobby was .
aattIc monument instead of "a bar OF
anr'c SASS. Laughter
Nr Sp.u0'a said he would Insist upon
Dol monument being erected ln oruer
.lat t4ture generations would see thal
Congress could DO Justice % the memory
'. the sogutry s patriots.
Nr GrO>t cuOr-l viii vote not ON!
,0r monument % revolutionary ne
rc..,. but will vote one u the gentle
..a ,rom New York now. Laughter. J
Eesaning consideration OF the BILL
Nr. Grosseuor said that the opposition
.. tt had bees, based ON tEe ground that
.. naS Republican measure why
should tLat De- 500 Why on "a ques-
..u which Involved the best interests
o. great nation should the Democratic
ralrv always Doe found on the wrong
-l,f Why was TO that the Democratic
prty ta.6ay stood on the same plat
.0rr and Ana .he same position that it
Dad occupied To- half century-oo-
-trgctiug progreSs'
Nr. Mcmillan. Of Tennessee - II
scents Goo se popular with the peGs'e'
laughter.
Mr Grosyeuor said thar he would
come 90 that question after awhne.
The popularity with the people was 9
divided popularity. and the victory had
-.ea divided victory. Aud when al
tppoftnamcut 90 the proceeds OF th'
rictory vac made among tae hetero
seEous aud tisrOrdaut elements wnlci
had Hilde mp the Victory, il would o.
hard Co see how his friSnd from Tennes
src would coae out as 20 assets
Lsughter.I When the gentleman too'
,tocs 10 would be f0uld that neyei
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psrnl, m cnrolIne I.Iand..

sAy FKANcIsco. January -.-Hcfbert
L. Rand, OF Carthage. 3D.. recently ap-
polnted American Consul 10 the Caroline
Islands, is here on his way - the scene
OF his duties. he has Just received iei-
ters from his brother. who ha. been
missionary on the islands for iG year,.
giving an account Of onirases commit
ted By natives. In their revolt against
the Spanlards the natives have Killed
500 foreigners. including l91 spanish
soldiers. They have looted and burned
number Of houses u mlssl0uarles-
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An Alleccd Conspiracy.

Boise CIIY, IDAHO, January s.
There are rumors atioat here Of start
ling move to be made In connection
with the recent Senatorial election.
Section Gl43 OF the Idaho revised sta
tutes declares it felony for member
of the Legislature to vote or promise
support upon any question or matter, II
return for support of another member.or
any question or matter upon which they
NAV be called upon 10 pass officially.
II is said warrants will be sworn out
unser the above section, for the arrest
of several members OF the Legislature
who were connected with the ALLEGED
shoup Dupois Mcconnell combine
charging them with felonious con
SDiracV.
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Want to Impeach McGrath.

TOPEKA, KANs., January s.-Steps
have been taken looking TO the impeach-
ment OF Frank McGrath, President OF
the Kansas Farmers Alliance, who is
accused OF being a party to the scheme
to elect L. J. Turner, Republican Con-
gresham from the Sixth district. to the
United States Senate. The matter will
be brought before a special session OF
the Executive Board of the Alliance,
which Is to be convened In this city next
week. Mr.. McGrath says that he he
lieye's the letter signed with Mr.. Tur-
ncr's name to be forgery. Mr.. Me
Grath courts investigation and has call
ed meeting of the Farmers Alliance
and Peoples party leaders to look into
the matter, The meeting is to be held
tomorrow afternoon.
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Connecticut Legislature

HARTFORD. Cr., January s.-The
House assembled shortly after 10
o'clock. The joint resolutions passed
late Yesterday afternoon by the Senate
were received by the House. They de-
clare each OF the Democratic State
officers elected. Representative Green,
of Norwich (Rep.), offered resolution
creating a special committee of the
House on canvass OF State officers, re-
ferrlng the returns to them and direct
ing them to investigate allegations OF
inaccuracies of the count recited In the
preamble to his resolution. After a
long debate the resolution was adopted
A resolution for recess TO January 20,
at 10 a. m. was passed at $50 by vote
of l20 to 100, and the House will not
meet again until that date. The House
committee Of inquiry into the vote for
State officers will begin its session at
4p. m. to-day. The Senate has made
no effort TO transact business Today.
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Coverpor nurleieh Inaugural.

AUGUSTA, Me-, January s.-Both
branches OF the State Legislature met
to-day. The oath OF Office was admins
tered to Governor Burleigh aud be pro-
ceeded TO read his inaugural. II was
an exhaustive review OF the affairs OF
the state, containing recommendations
looking To Internal improvements. As
TO the ballot, the Governor says: IL am
firmly convinced that the time has come
for Maine to adopt the Australian sys-
temof voting" He refers to the liquor
traffic and urges the citizens 10 renew
their efforts to keep Maine in the van Of
temperance States.
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STARTLING RUM0R
ABOUT TEE RENEWAL OF TIE BRGNRIELD.
MC0l FEUD
In Lincoln Oounty-lt is Said Meeting Occurred Oh
Hsn's Greek, and That Six Men Were Killed
and Four We're MOrtally Wounded
No Particulars.


SptctdI IeLegrdn 10 he Rsgistsr.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, January s.-A
gentleman coming in from Logan coun-
ty to-day reports that the Brumfeld-
Mccoy feud which took place on Hart's
creek, Lincoln county, has broken out
again, and on the day after New Years
a fight occurred in which six men were
killed and four mortally wounded. He
does not know the particulars, but has
been reliably informed OF the occur
renee. County papers from Lincoln and
Logan have not mentioned the affair.
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RelIeyes lymph Treatment

TITUsvILLE, PA, January s.-Mr. r.
T. Winthrop, Of this city, one OF the
most prominent business men and dl'
rector OF the Second National Bank, ar
rived from Philadelphia yesterday,
where he has been for the past three
weeks undergoing a lymph treatment
for cancerat the University OF Pennsyl-
vanla. He expressed himself as highly
pleased with the result OF his treat
ment. He was innoculated eight times
in all, one injection being given him
every other day for sixteen days. In
the ward with him were ten'consumptlves
who were all under Dr. Koch's treat
mentand gaining in health rapidly.
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Minnesota Deadlock Broken.

ST. PAUL, January s.-The House
managed to elect Speaker at the aft
ernoon session. Immediately after the
Secretary of State called the House 10
order II. c. Stivers, the Democratic can
didate, got the floor and withdrew in
the interests Of peace and in favor OF
E. T. Champln, the Alliance candidate.
A ballot was then taken, resulting in
~ votes for Champlln to4 for Searlc.
Without choosing any other officers
the House adjourned until tomorrow.
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MAYOR FOrouNs Trial.

TouroX, January s.-The trial oi
Mayor Foroux. Of Toulon, who j.
charged with being concerned IN con
spiracy to procure a criminal operation
upon Nine. JonQuleres, his mistress
who IS the wife OF Capt. Jonquierc-, oi
the French Navy, was continued to-da!
at Draguignan. The principal witness
was female servant of Nine. JOnquie-
res. This woman testified that NJ
Fouroux had Frequently visited Nine
Jonquieres, and that the defendant had
sometimes ill-treated his mistress. Sey
eral medical men testified 10 the effec'
that Nine. JonquIeres had been subject
ed 20 A criminal operation.
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Inauguration of Governor Russell

BosToY. January S.-Governor Rus
sell took the oath of Office at 1890 to-
day. He then proceeded to read his IN
augural address, in which he advocates
an amendment to the Constitution OF the
State annulling so much OF 1t as requires
the payment OF tax As qualification
for voting. He strongly recommends
that the Legislature petition Congress
to take action for the proper protection
of railroad employees against the dan
gers 10 which they are exposed.
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Novel Surgical Operation.

PIrTsBUIG, January Six weeks
ago little Jacob Paden, aged q, broke
his leg when entering vessel in Ger
man port, bound for this country An
examination at the Mercy Hospital
showed g half inches OF bono 10 the
right leg below the knee 10 be decayed.
To-day black and tan dog was chloro-
formed. its leg taken away and crushed
into bits and filled into the cavity OF the
boys leg. The surgeons hope that gran
ulation will soldify the hundred bits OF
bone: If not. they will then attempt the
theory of grating direct from the bone
of live dog. The black and tan canine
used is living and comfortable.
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A PnnIent CriilcIsIn.

LONDON, January s.-The Pdu Moi
Gazette to-day during the course Of 81
article on the Boulogne conference
classes il as "Iiarlequlnade" and adds
that the Pocket handkerchief policy
ended in programme Of pocket
O'Brien wept, and Parnell has won
He agrees TO pay the Tipperary tenants
but pockets OBrien. and stultihes the
patriots by inducing them to depos'
Mccarthy in favor OF his nominee IN re-
turn for fictitious retirement. Snct
conclusions show that the patriots are
as maudin as Parnell has shown him
self mad
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The osuber watch Company Failure.

CLEVELAND, o., January s.-A con
ference was held at Canton, Ohio. to-
day between Howard Douglass, Of Gin
clnnati. aud Manager Moore, OF the
Denber Watch Case Company, repre-
sentative Of the Hampden watch works
and the Canton Board Of Trade. looking
TO the resumption Of work at the Canton
factory. The result Of the conference
was not made public, but il Is believed
the works will soon be started.
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nI-nnnoInted Reporters.

BouLoGNE-SUR-MER. Januery s.
This afternoon. contrary to the expecta-
tions Of the newspaper representatives
who have been watching the confer
encc Of Irish leaders. was not signalized
by the landing from the Folkestone boat
Of single member Of Parliament. The
wives OF Mcssrs. O'Brien aud Gil came
here from Paris during the day, but
otherwise there were no additions TO the
Irish party at the Hotel Du Louvre.
Mr.. John O'Connor. VI. T., has aOan-
doncd his Intention Of going to Paris
and has instead started for London.
Justin Mccarthy is expected here to-
morrow
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Sent un For Perjury.

Special telegram 10 TIE Register.
PAEKEEsBURG, January s.-A man
named Samuel Russell was arrested and
brought here for the crime OF perjury
in the pension case OF John j. Sails
bury, OF Peasants county. The officers
had hot chase after Russell, but finally
captured him. He was given prelim-
mary hearing before United States Com
missioner Tanner, and sent TO Jail in de-
fauI, Of bond. Russell made a com
plete confession, detailing when and
where Salisbury bribed him to swear 10
Saisbury's pension paper. Russell
swore he was present when Salisbury
was shot. Russell was not in the army
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AnIndlan Scare In Iowa.

WATERLOO, Ia, January SIT Is re-
ported here that the Indians located in
the southern part of Tam county have
an attack OF the Messiah craze and
that an outbreak is imminent There
are about 300 Indians at that place.
The Governors Greys, the Muscatine
Rifles and two companies Of the Ma
tional Guard have been ordered in readi-
ness, and it is expected that the CON-
pany here will receive orders very soon.
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Persecution Of Russian jews.

WASHINGTON, January S.-The Cum
mings resolution with reference TO the
treatment of the Jews in Russia, was
under consideration by the House Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs, to-day, and
was discussed aud considered at some
length. II was finally referred TO 4
subcommittee with authority to draft a
resolution that will be in conformity to
the facts reported 10y the American dip
lomatic representatives in Russia, and
which will al the same time be SO word
ed as not % constitute an interference
with RusSia's internal affairs. II was
the general sentiment OF the committee
that the resolution should do no more
than express the sympathy Of the Uni
ted states with the Jews.
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rn.tmn.ters Nomlnatcd.

WASHINGTON, January S-The Presi-
dent TO-DAY nominated l. iOllc lug
poStmasters: West Nirginia-JameS L.
stone, Rayenswood; Henry c. McWhor-
( ter. Charleston.
Ohio-JOhu A. BirEmier, New Lex
| iugt0n; Andrew ). Mason, Aburndale;
AlviR +. Nishwood, Tippecanoe City;
John t. Grain, jamestown.
/ Peunsylvania-Ben Benjamin Steele, Ir-
win: Henry Howard, North Clarendon.
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Big Steel Plant Projected.

DENVER, Col. January s.-Ihe Den
yer Iron and Steel Company, win a
capital Of 81, ,000, vas in ,orpora'Ir ui.s n.le
to-day by David II. Mohett' water water
Chesman. ex-senator Tabor brown
prothers and some half dozen othel
canl,allsts. II Is the intention 70 erect
ulant for the manufacture oil iron
and steel goods.
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LOCATED HIS HEART
And Then He Sent Bullet from Revol-
Yer Through 1t.

PORTSMOUTH, o., January s.-A start
ling and sad suicide occurred in this city
last night. Raymond Lyon, OF Corning,
O.. came to this city Friday, registering
at the Arlington. He was young man
of about twenty, bright, and possessed
of very pleasant address. lie said his
mother, Mrs. NJ. c. Lyon, lived at
Corning, kept a hotel and published the
Corning Times. He was looking for en-
ployment and was willing to do anything
about a hotel. Yesterday afternoon he
called on his cousin, c. !. Baker, OF the
Portsmouth Times, and seemed in good
sDirits. saying he was on his way TO
! Louisville to see his brother, L. u.
/ LYONS, of the Louisville Times.
Yesterday morning he called at the
office of DIR. Titus and asked him as
matter of physiological study TO exactly
locate for him the human heart. The
doctor, with the point of his iinger
drew an imaginary circle on the young
mans vest to satisfy him. In the aft
ernoon he entered the Office OF DIR. Lot
fridge and told him he had been having
discussion with friend as to the eX-
act location Of the heart. The doctor
pointed out on his breast about the !oca-
ton, and had some conversation on the
subject.
About half-paSt in the evening Lyon
appearcd at the gun store oil h. hac-
auard. on Front street and wanted TO
examing some revolverS. lie hnaily
selected an English bulldog, and asked
IN see some cartridges to fit il. Several
were given him, and he walked back to
the stove and sat down. as If to make
an examination. Mr. jacquard was
busy with other customers, and paid no
attention until he heard the report OF
the revolver, and the young man ieil
over dead, shot directly through the
heart.
The body was taken to the station
house, and the Coroner summoned. IN
the ovcrcoat pockets were found letterS
to his mother and brothers and sisters
saving that his life was unhappy. lie
was out of money aud employment and
had contemplated self-deStruction Tor
six months. lie said If he did not sue
coed i'm getting employment by the
evening of the 9th he would end the
matter by taking his life. He indicated
the disposition to he made Of MS
praver book and other meager effects,
forgave all who had injured him, and
begged forgiveness In return OF any
whom he might have harmed. Inc
letters were full of tenderest feeling
and good advice. He asked for plain
coffin and a quiet funeral, preierrlng
II he could not be buried in Catholic
ground, TO be cremated,
An inquest was held this morning,
and verdict rendered in accordance
with the facts stated.
His mother has been summoned o!
telegram. and will arrive this evening.
mn. c-,,.b S,r1n has been before the
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WHIPPED BY WHITE CAPS.
a Drunken and Abusive Husband Treated
TO "A Soldering Dorc OF Hickory Switches.

INDIANAPOLIS, January S.-North In
dianapolis is in Il fever Of excitement to-
day on account of beating that was
administered by White Caps last night
TO David Davidson, an employe Of the
Udell Ladder Works. Davidson got
drunk, IL is alleged, and, between and
10 o'clock, went home, and began TO
abuse his wife and family. He contin-
ued drinking, and finally attacked his
wife, and gave her very severe whip
ping. Mrs. Davidson called upon some
of the neghbors for protection, and ten
or twelve citizens responded by going to
Mr.. DavidSon's house about midnight,
taking him forcibly quarter OF mile
from home, and giving him Il very Sc
we're whipping with hickory switches.
The men took turns on Davidsons back,
and he was badly used up. To-day he
is confined to his home, and his condi-
tion is serious.
Those who know the particulars OF
the affair refuse to furnish the names
of those who did the whipping.
Davidson, North indianapolis citizens
say, has been in the habit OF coming
home intoxicated and abusing his fam
ily
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RE Snow storm In Kansas.

MlLroSDALT, KAs., January s.-A
heavy snow storm, accompanied by a
strong wind, IS raging throughout
Northern Kansas. Freight trains have
beon abandoned. There have been no
tsa!ns in on the Central branch Of the
Union Pacific for eight days.
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Margnret's Audible Critic.

PlrTspuEG, PA. January s.-Margare'
Mather played Juliet tonight 10
crowded house at the Bilou. Mr.
Louis Bagger, Royal Vice Consul from
Denmark, Sweden and Norway, obiec'
ted in stentOrian tones to the lady's in
depreciation Of divine Shakespeare.
His audible comments lasted an hour
and he was finally hauled out by police
man amidst great excitement. The
gentleman, who is from Washington
ID. C., was taken to the police station
and several sympathizers put up s3C
forfeit for a charge Of disOrderly con
duct
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Injured ina IuDs~a,

SDffI1l IeIf1FINTI % ~ ~
PAEKEgsBUKG. ". Va. January --
Edward Byrd, while driving . wagon "l
the Stephenson farm. was thrown our
by the runaway team and bad one ie<
broken and was terribly injured other
wise. When found several hours later,
the broken bones were DfotflaiuE
through the flesh. Mr Byrd, who ls %
brother Of Mr.. Stephenson, is 10 Jan
gerous condition.
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WA>mNGToN, January s.-Gen. Scho-
G.ld this morning received the follow
ing telegram from Gen. Miles, dated
Pine Ridge Agency, January ;; "Sev-
enty Indians came in from hostile camp
I to-day. aud reports from them are that
Red Cloud, Little Wound, Two Strike,
Big Road aud others will come in to-
morrow
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Annihsr Benwell Case.

WALLAcEBuRG, ONT, January $
An Englishman named Wadsworth
who was stopping here with mar
named Hardy has mysterlously disap'
peared. He is said to have had VIII
him g. 900. with which he intended te
buy a farm. Hardy denies all knowi
edge Of his whereabouts.
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AF.t.l Experiment..

IANEsvuIE. o., January s.-AoneI
Bellmyer and +. Henderson, b. 4 o.
railroad employees, were engaged To-
night in pumping coal oil from one tank
car 20 another. aud when they thought
h was abont empty one OF them care
les,lv thrust a lighted torch into the
tank In see how much oil remained.
The gas ignited instantly, and EXPLODED
with report THAI was heard Tor ten
miles. Both men were blown hity iee'
or more from the ear. aud gere so badly
injured that they died within Shorl
time. Bellmyer was fifty years old and
married. Henderson was a young man.
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CAUSE OF THE OUTBREAK.
ryrannical Action OF the President Exas-
perates the People.

perites the People.
NEW YORK, January s.-Dispatche
were received this morning indicating
the outbreak of trouble in that rather
quiet and staid cOuntry-Chili.
Mr.. Jeiireys, OF the firm OF Flint 4
Co., was seen and said: "Yes, We have
had several letters, and also some later
dispatches which give the difficulty
pretty fully. The whole trouble is be-
tween the President, Mr.. Balmaceda
and the Congress. The people through
the Congress, want some laws made
which will be concessions TO the lower
classes. The President refuses to call
the Congress together aud does not de-
sire the laws made.
Il suppose the overbearlng aud tyran-
meal action OF the President has exas-
perated the public aud led to the rumors
OF an outbreak which you have heard.
The exchange is down to 90 pence,
which is the lowest 1t has been for
years"
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KANSAS CITY, No, January >.-A dis
ps.,h from jefferson City. Mo, says that
senator EeSt was unanimously renom-
mated tonight by the Democratic eau
Gus. The Democrats have an over
whelming majority in the Legislature
and MIR. Vest will be elected beyond a
doubt
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IfIt Cures Tom. it Will DO.
r.......-ts !.

PrrrSRrRG, PA, January > if'
Stewart. OF the hospitals OF this city
has lust returned from Germauy WIN
vial OF Prof Koch'S lymph. one oi tnt
first patients upon whom the trial VIII
be made is Tom Hewitt, the veteran
newspaper man, who Acknowledges tha'
he * almost in the last stages OF con
: -. ~ ION
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p.,d.nt,. Cou.in Dead.

CHICAGO. January s.-iarry Harri,
son' a patent lawyer Of this city died
Yesterday at New York, among stfans,
ers Mr.. Harrison was COUSIN u
president Harrison, and had held sew
ersl important public Offices
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,,,.,n Rreas, oft.

DALLAS. Ten, January Sin Wal,
do county, Texas, Mr.. Una Holland aud
Mrs Sands have been jailed for killing
the husband OF Mrs. Sands. The pris-
oners have made clean breast Of com
mittlng the crime.