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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-23
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-23
MEDICAL.
How About Your Mother?

Scrofua or Kings Evil is the most stubborn of all Skin
affections Whether inherited otherwise tsa blood dis
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-23

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-21
4 sINGILAR ROBBERY.
Thirteen Houses Stripped of Ga- aud Vice
trio Lighting Appliances.

PrrrsBURG, March 2O. - D.nwiddic
street was the scene OF a bold robbery.
IL is one OF the boldest aud most pocu-
liar ever pcrpetrated iu the two cities.
The affair was a peculiar one through
out. and from the ncatnesS with which
the property was detached from its ias
Jennings. there is reason TO suspect that
the thief was a somewhat skilled artisan
In the plumbing aud gas-littiug line.
Thirteen Of Mr. Charles Lockhart'. .
new stOne-frOnt dwellings ON Dlnwid-
die street, near the Fifth avenue mar
ket house, were yesterday discovered 40
have been stripped Of large proper
tion of the gas and electric light ft-
tings. and the work was So deity done
that no clue whatever was left Boy the
perpetratOr.
The chandeliers from the parIor..
dining rooms, secOnd-loor 'front.' room-.
and the hall lights were ali found 90
have been removed. and the giobc, and
llly-shaped bells Tor the incandescrnt
lights. together with the bulb lamps,
were also carried away. ~ all these
articles were Of finest and best kind.
the financial loss will cover several hun
dreds Of dollars TO say nothing of the
annoyance.
The houses were unocoupicd. but a
private watchman was kept on duty
constantly TO guard them. The prop
erty is fayorably located for such loot
ing, however, being on quiet street.
with a steep bluff in their rear. giving
every opportunity for easy entrance hy
a skillful houscbrcaker.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-21
THE ELECTRIC PLANT.
Additional Specifications Received From
New York. Yesterday.
Yesterday morning Chairman Farr'

Yesterday morning Chairman Farrell,
Of the Electric Light Commission, re-
ceived from Expert John A. Seeley, OF
New York. revised drafts OF the agree
ment TO be entered into between firms
contracting TO erect the proposed street
lighting electric plant and the city, as
well as revised pole line specifications,
and I'm addition the draft Of the speciii-
cations for the dynamOs and lights,
and form OF contract 10 be entered
into.
The dynamo specifications call Tor
eight j0-light dynamoS, complete, OF
.. 900 c. D., or their equivalent, with
Adjustable bases: 400 arc lamps and
carbons for same. complete; 800 shades;
100 galvanized iron hoods, mounted
ready to hang: 400 hanger boards; one
switch board for twelve circuits, com
plete: sixteen lightning arrstorS; eight
belts for dynamo>; exterior wire ana IN
sulation for same.
II is set forth that leach dynamo
must be guaranteed to deliver 30 lights
OF 900 e.. D., o.. 10 10 ampcres current,
and at - to 80 volts at $50 watts per
. 600 G. D." These must be adjustable
so as to operate successfully any num-
ber OF lamps from one up TO the
full load. and shall not require
more than six-Sevonths h. p. FOR
each lamp OF $50 watts. They must
operate with very little If any sparks at
the brushes. but this clause does not
debar machines using blower at the
commutator. II the dynamoS have closed
coil. they shall have armaturs OF tho
ring type, and they must be built on the
interchangeable system, TO facilitate
repairs.
The lamp may be either double or
single but must burn II hours, and be
silent. and give a steady white light
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-21
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY
Taking Its Way south-Successful New
Enterprises There.

BALTIMORE, March 90.-The Mdiiu-
factiircrS Record, OF March u, will say:
When the failure OF the Barings caused
a panic in Europe and America the
Manufacturers Record Immediately
claimed that while It's temporary effect
would be the breaking up OF many ne
gotiations then pending for large enter
priseS in the South, the final result
would be TO attract still greater atten-
tion 10 this section a. the safest and
most profitable investment field In the
world. These predictions are already
being verified. The strength Of the
South's financial position through
such crisis has astOniShed the
whole country, and, though
some great undertakings have
for the time been checked in securing
the capital promised, yet the tendency
OF foreign and Northern investors to
look Southwark was never more pro-
nounced than to-day. From every di-
rection enquiries are coming as to the
opportunities for locating in the South
and for the establishment Of manufac-
lures there. The Southern people them
selves are pressing forward the great
work of development, and activity is
seen from Maryland to Texas. Iron
works. cotton mills, woodworking enter
prises, phosphate miAing and manufac-
turing companies, flour mills, coal
mining companies, electric light and
water companies are rapidly being or
ganized, while those previously project
ed are being pushed forward,by active
work OF construction. During the week
a 81 900, 600 company was chartered at
Atlanta to improve an extensive water
power property, engage in manufacture
ing, &c; Roanoke, Va, voted Si20, 900
for public improvements, and the Nor
folk and Western Railroad, will, it Is
said. expcnd 100000 on improvements
in the same place.
The enthusiastic activity and tireless
work which pushed Alabama, Virginia
and Tennessee so rapidly to the front
has spread to West Virginia, to the Car
olinas. Florida. Texas and elsewhere,
while Georgia, which was the first OF
the Southern States TO begin much indus
trial development after the war presses
forward with unabated energy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-21
WHEELING, W. VA. SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 81 1891.
GRAVE SITUATION
or the Newfoundland Questionable Gov
ernment is Going slow.

LoNDoN, March 90.-The gravity Of
the Newfoundland question only begins
to dawn on the country. In yesterday
evenings debate in the House OF Lords
the leaders on both sides avoided as
far as possible touching probable COM
plications endangering the peace OF
the empire, yet they could not avoid
imparting an impression that develop
ments are likely which may give
rise to serious trouble. Lord
Salisbury, in the gravest OF
recent ministerial deliverences, weigh
ing every word with care, admitted that
it was difficult to look without grave ap-
prehension to the future in view of the
strong feeling in France against the
slightest relaxation even OF the more
extreme and unreasonable Of her claims.
Lord Salisbury refrained from dis
closing what inducements would be Of
fered to NJ. RibOt, the French Foreign
Minister, to consent TO arrangements
satisfactory to Newfoundland. He was
equally reticent on the question whether
armed coercion would be used TO enforce
the KnutSford bill.
Sir j. =. HenesSey, intended, tonight,
TO move an adjournment in order to i'm
mediately challenge the government
policy, but was induced to postpone his
motion until Mr.. Smith has presented
the statement which he promised to
make Monday next. II Mr.. Smiths
reply does not meet the wishes OF the
Liberals the government will have TO
face in addition to the parliamentary re-
sistance strong pressure amongst the
conservatives TO concede the delay
which the Newfoundland legisla-
ture asks, before passing the
bill. Lobby forecasts tonight agree
that the Government will pause until
the delegates of the Newfoundland Leg
islature, who are coming TO LOudon,
have had ample time to be heard. The
bill provides for its suspension II the
Newfoundland Legislature passes meas
ureS necessary TO secure the temporary
ModuS I'iUenH. Opinions CLEANED in
the lobbies of Parliament, from MEM
bers of all parties, agree that it is i'm
possible to permit the Government to
cOerce colonists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-21
TERSE TRADE TALK
A FEELING OF HOPERULNESS AND CONFI-
BgNOE FOR TIE FUTURE
Manifested in All Sections Of the COuntry-Bright
Crop Prospects for the Coming SsasOn-NO
Change in The lrOa Trads=bdustrial AZ
tivity Developing in the Sogih.

New YORK, March 20.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review of trade says: There
is found almost in all quarters a feeling Of
confidence and hopefulness for the fu-
ture. Though the present effect of short
crops is felt in the northwest the pros
pect for the coming season is exception
ally bright.
Sales of wool at Boston, New York
and Philadelphia, this year thus far
show an increase over last year Of 20
per cent, and still continue large.
The dress goods makers have
closed the most prosperous season
known and hope for better prices
presently. In knit goods there is some
complaint that they are carrying too
large stocks, and that margins for
profits are close, but great many or
ders are still received.
The iron trade shows no change, buy
ers believing that as soon as the de-
mand for consumption increases again,
no strikes nor shut downs will restrict
production. Rails are sitter and the
demand for structural iron trille better.
The glass trade is fair, with prices un-
changed. The general average OF all
prices is still advancing, having risen
half:of one per cent for the past week.
At Philadelphia the iron trade is dull
and trade In liquors and tobacco quiet.
Pittsburg notes no change in iron, ex-
cept growing scarcity. The Monon-
gahela coal mines are busy. AT Clncin-
natl trade Is quiet and collections fair.
Chicago repol is decrease in -four, corn,
barley, lard and butter, but increase in
cured meats, hides and wool. Collec-
tions not so good as year ago.
Fair trade is reported at the South
for this season OF the year. Money
markets easy at most interior cities.
The Treasury has put out $1,000, 600
more money than it has taken in during
the week, besides issuing Sl,000,O 900
more silver notes. The business fail
ures during the week were 975 as COM
pared with 273 last week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-21
TUE ITALIAN CONSUL
At Chicago Issues a Manifesto To His
EouutrVmen.

At Chicago Issues Manifesto To bis
Countrymen.
CHICAGO. March 2O.-COunt MannaS-
sero hi Costigliole, Consul OF Italy at
Chicago, has issued the following mani
festo through the Italian press of the
city. pursuant to instructions from the
Italian Minister at Washington;
considering the great agitation
throughout our local colonies in Amer
lea. caused by the events at New Or
leans, make through you confident
appeal to their patriotism, requesting
them to show themselves at this time
worthy of that most civilized country
which gave them birth, by observing
among themselves strictly peaceful
and lawful behavior
The Consul General here has also sent
out the following note republication In
the Italian newspapers:
The digniticd protests made by the
resident patriotic colony and its eXcm-
plary conduct during the present sad
circumstances, render further words OF
mine quite unnecessary to maintain
complete and absolute calm, and to
faithfully and patiently await the iinal
actions II our royal government.
The following private cablegram has
been received here from Rome:
IL am informed that assurances on
the part Of the Federal Government al
Washington have reached here, saying
that ample and satisfactory reparation
will be given"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-21
OHIO'S NEW ELECTION LAW
Promises to Disfranchise Many Votes at
the Coming Election.

Special Telegram 10 me he0ister.
SrEUBENVILIE, O., March 20.-Under
an amendment 10 the election law re-
Gently adopted by the Ohio Legislature
the outlook is exceedingly good for
large number of voters being diSfran
chised i'm SteubenvilIe as well as in other
Ohio cities. Heretofore the Board OF
Registrars sat on two full days preceding
a spring election and also for half day
on the Saturday Immediately preceding
election day, this latter time for the
sole purpose OF granting certificates OF
removal to persons changing their resi-
dence from one ward TO another. As
April lSt is general moving time it will
be seen that this days sitting was very
necessary in order TO enable persons 10
have their residence legally transferred
so as to be entitled to vote at the
municipal election, always held on the
frs; Monday OF April.
Now. this thing is all changed, ana
the Registrars will only be in session
Friday and Saturday, March 27th and
2Sth. and the Board of Electors is also
depri yed by the new law OF the power
of granting certificates OF removal, so
that any persons changing their resi-
dence from one ward to another after the
2-th and 2sth inst. cannot qualify them
selves for voting at the coming cleo
tions. The law is also changed very
materially on another point Boards Of
Election had the power TO register any
person who was more than fifty miles
distant from his legal residence on his
forwarding proper application, accom-
panied by an affidavit setting forth
that he was unable to be pres
ent on the days set apart for
registration, which would enable him to
appear on election day and cast his ballot.
No one can now be registered except nc
appear and make application in person
To the Registrars on the regular registra-
ton days, this power having been taken
from the Board OF Elections. This will
affect Steubenvillo particularly because
of the fact thata large number of men
whose families reside here who are at
present working at other places, The
Board of Elections of this city is consid-
ering the adviSability of calling the at
tention Of the Legislature to these mat
ters with view to having the trouble
rcmedicd, but as yet no action has been
. -, ,H-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-21
ADJUSTMENTS. A
CHEAT MILITARY PLAY.


Mr.. Bronson Howard is certoinly the
greatest living American dramatist, and
his most successful play will be pro-
duced at the Opera House next Monday
and Tuesday, finely staged and acted by
a company which comes highly recon-
mended.
Shenandoah" has created the
greatest enthusiasm in all the large
cities OF the country, with the exception
Of Boston. Its record has. been really
remarkable, and it has made fortune
for It's authors and the managers. An
diences here do not differ so very much
from audiences in other American
cities. and it safe to say that this play
which was received with great enthu
siasm in New York, Chicago and othel
cities. will be given an equally hne re
ception here. 1t is practically ne"
play which IS offered for tomorrow
evening. and the greatest play dealin'
with the war Of the rebellion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-21
,nEv.ninc Of Melody.

There was very pleasing programme
rendered at the Disciples Church last
night. the occasion being concert IN
aid Of the La Belle Mission school.
There was an audience present that al,
most completely filled the church. ana
the applause that followed the various
numbers was generous and hearty.
Perhaps the chief entertainer OF the
evening was Prof. Wilfrey, Of Bethany
College. who gave two or three admira-
HE recitations. The Western Orator
piece was particularly enjoyable and
kent the audience IN roars OF laughter.
Vocal solos were rendered by Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Seeley. A. Il. Williams Miss
Laura Sellars, Chas. Zulauf and Mrs.
Mcclellan. all of which were app lauded'
Miss Bertha Hamilton gave a pleasin
recitation, as did also Miss Decie hamll'
ton. while a fine piano solo was e1eGu-
ted by Miss Rose Sonneborn' ana /,
coronet and claronot duet wa piayeu
by John and George Hopkins. hl'o.
gethee il was = concert thal Wa eD'''
taining from start 70 finish
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-21

News About the Boats and Boatmen On
the Ohio.

the Ohio.
Capt. Cooper, Of the Andes, is indi~-
posed.
Hod Knowles is now chief mate of Che
steamer c. W. Bachelor.
The Scotia is scheduled 20 depart Tor
Cincinnati this morning about eight
O'Clock.
The towboat james Gilmore VIII bo
offered for safe by thc United state
Marshal on the 30th inst.
The c. W. Bachelor got away for
Cincinnati and way point, yesterday
morning at nine o'clock.
The Congo passed up for P.u-bmf
Yesterday morning A. ten o'clock. ~t'
left great deal of freight here.
The following boats passed down 5'
terday with tows of coal fpr southern
points: Samuel Clark. W. W. o'Nr.
and B. y. Wood. The Jacob Heather
ington passed down light before d'i
light.
There was no Insurance ou th" res
lost az the Cairo bridge by iho jos. D..
Williams. one boat belonged to 'ai'
Mike Munhall and the other boat and
bara, 10 Chas. Juttc a oo.. " PITT
burg.
Charles Shinkle, former wei. known
Cincinnati and New Orican. pilot ], in
the city on visit 20 relative. h' i-
now connected with manufacturing
firm in Wheeling. -Cbicihn1n 'onim>
ciGi G0zcito.
The marks on the landing a. midnighi
sbowed about lO feet inchc, VI water
In the channel and falling.
Brownsville. Pa.-Riyer ieet }
inches and rising. cloudy and cool
Morgantown. Pa.-Riyer . feet and ?
inches stationary cloudy and cold.
Warren, Pa-Rher feet s-ll"tA-.
Inches aud falling cloudy and milo
Pitt.burp pa.-Rser ic.i n'hr
and rising; raining.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-21
Six Lcpers Found.

OTTAWA. ONT, March 20.-Word has
reached here from Victoria OF the dis
coyery of six new cases Of leprosy right
in the city. which the Cinnamon were
endeavoring to conceal. 1t appears that
it became necessary for the Municipal
authorities to drive a large number ol
Cinnamon out Of their novels, which
were erected on ground required for the
building Of Market Hall. The STAN
pede disclosed the fact that six Chinese
lepers in the worst stages OF the disease
had been dwelling with their country
men in the vacated novels. Two o
them we're subsequently found, but ionl
of them are still in hiding and thelI
friends refuse TO disclose their place o
refuge
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-21
DEPUTIES ARRESTED
Charged with Intending to Incite an In
surrection-Anarchlsts In Hook.

PARIS, March 9O.-The Police Of thi:
city last evening searched the houses OF
number of leading Boulangists. They
also arrested NM, Granger and Roche,
members of the Chamber OF Deputies
who belong TO the Patriotic League, and
two Anarchist leaders named Morphy
and Caron on a charge of fomenting an
insurrectiOn and intending to incite a
disturbance at n meeting in honor OF M.
Jules Ferry to be held tomorrow.
Many revolutionary documents have
been seized by the police, and will be
used in evidence at the trial Of the men
in custody.
In consequence Of the arrests a meet
ing of sectional presidents OF the Patri-
otc League has been convened for to-
day. NM. De Roulede and Richard
will preside.
Tomorrow NJ. De Roulede will ques-
tion the Government as to the action OF
the police, and as result stormy
scene is expected in the Chamber OF
Deputies.
The police seized at NJ. CarOn's resi-
dence, list, containing the names OF
twelve hundred men so arranged in
groups as to form military companies.