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wnr nenart,nent CrIticI,ed.

Chicago, March 1.-THE Congre-
gationalist Club, composed Of promi-
nent Congregationalsts Of this city
and ministers of that creed after listen
ing to speeches by Indian Commissioner
Morgan, DIR. Chas. Eastman, a Congre-
gationalist minister and full blooded
Sioux Indian, and Miss Mary Collins, an
Indian missionary, last night unani-
mously passed resolution condeming
the War Department for allowing
Buffalo Bill the privilege Of carting In
dian prisoners around the country to be
exhibited at MS show. A committee OF
three was appointed to convey the news
of the clubs action to President Har-
rison and request his official action In
the matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-18
Peer. who own Groggeries.

LONDON. March IA blue book is
sued by the Government to-day discloses
the fact that lj2 peers or the realm are
the owners Of places in which intoxl-
eating drinks are sold. The number Of
drink shops" owned by these peers IS
1889. The list is headed by the Earl OF
Derby. who, the blue book shows, is the
owner Of seycnty-two drinking places.
Next co mes the Duke Of Bedford with
= "drink shops" to his credit Then
comes the Duke Of Dcyonshire with ~
followed by the Earl of Cawdor with 80,
the Duke Of Rutland with b, the Earl
of Dudley with 80. lncludcd in this
list /, the Right Rev Richard Lewis,
d. D.. Bishop Of LANDAU who, the
blue book shows. Is the owner oi I've
places which are devoted 10 the sale OF
intoxicating liquors,
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RedIstricting New Jersey.

TRENTON, \. j., March 1.-THE
Congressional Redistricting bill was in
troduced in the Assembly to-day. 1t
provides for one additional district
under the recent census, making eight
districts in all. The districts have been
so planned by the Democrats as to leave
the First aud Second as at present,
which ensures Republican Congressman
in both, while the other six districts are
drawn so as to give Democratic majori-
ties of from 500 to several thousand.
The bill passed by strict party vote.
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cnEs Strike to be Con,lnned.

ScorrDALE, Pa, March 1.-THE
sixth week Of the big coke strike was
inaugurated to-day and promises to con
tmue for several months. \ meeting OF
the Executive Board of the mine work
ers was held here this evening, and II
was unanimously decided to continue
the struggle until next August, if neces-
sary to win. The wants Of hungry fam
lilies are To be supplied out of the de-
fense fund, which is increasing. la ad-
dition TO the $4,000 received by the local
assemblies of the region yesterday,
III, 900 more is assured next week.
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the Norfolk and Western railroad.
They signed contracts which virtually
made them prisoners in the hands OF the
con tractors, and to-day they are
watched by armed men to see that they
do not escape.
Half starved, wretchedly clothed,
with but little protection against the
rigorous climate, the unfortunate people
are shut up in that desolate country.
DELIVERED OVER roR - EACH
The man who brought these poor
creatures into this wild region is u
Russian named K. l.. d. R0senthal. lie
went to New York early in December to
secure laborerS to work ON the section
of the extension contracted Tor 10y Il.
Purcell, Jr and brother. He was TO re-
ceive 50 for each laborer he delivered al
the contractors camp in Mcdowell
county. The railroad fares and eNpen-
ses were To be deducted from the money
the lab0rerS earned. Al an employ
ment agency In Greenwich street be Sc
cured fifty Hungaridns. The agree
ment was that they should receive 81 20
per day for each full 'ay they worked
building the railroad grade. They
were to board themselves, or the con
tractors would board them for sll per
month.
With forty-nine men and one woman
Rosenthal left New York about the
nth of December. The party went 10
Norfolk by boat, and at Norfolk were
crowded into the emigrant ears OF the
Norfolk and Western road. They rode
for twenty-four hours in these sitting
cars. At Radford. Va, the train left
the main line anf went up the branch
road through the mountains. As the
train wound around the hill above Rad
ford the poor HungarianS had the last
GLIMPSE OF civilization they were to
have for months to come.
BLEAK CHRISTMAS FOR THEN.
They arrived at the Pocahontas coal
miles at night, four days before Christ
mas. Twenty-Five inches OF snow lay
upon the ground and the weather was
bitterly cold. Many Of the poor fellows
were lightly clad and suffered intensely.
The little group stood shiyerIng on
the Dlatform, staring wOnderlngly NJ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-18
Both Bills Vetoed.

Sr@-i1l telegram fO me HtgiSiff
CHARLESTON. W. VA. March II
Since the adjournment Of the Legisla-
ture the Governor mas vetoed two bills,
both Of which originated in the House.
one of them. No. 2i2, was TO empower
the town of KeySer to issue bonds for
the erection of water works and other
improvements The other, No. 276, was
20 authorize Boone county toiS>ue bonds
for constructing bridge across Big
Coal river. Both are vetoed for the
same reason. The bills provide that II
a.majority Of the qualified voters voted
for the proposition the bonds should be
issued. The constitution requires =
three-dfths vote ON such questions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-18
1tnllnns car.e a chIcaro CitI1en.

CHICAGO, March l1.-Franl I. Hag-
adon. this morning stood waiting for a
car. Three Italians were near him.
Hagadon began talking Of the New Or
leans lynching and said that every
member OF the Malta should be hung.
The words were hardly uttered when
the three Italians drew their knives and
attacked him. He was severely cut and
would have been killed outright had
not his cries brought several men to his
assistance. The Italians escaped.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-18
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula OF simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
manent cure Of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh. Asthma and all throat and Lung
Affections, also positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com
nlaints. after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands of cases, has
felt il his duty to make il known to his suf-
fering fellows. Actuated by this motive
ana a desire to relieve human suffering, !
will send free of charge. to all who desire
il. this receipt in German, French or Eng
lish. with fuil directions for preparing and
using. Sent by mail by addressing with
stamp, naming this paper, W. 4. MOVES
so Poirers' Block, Rochester, ". y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-18

LONDON, March 1.-THE Times to-day
commenting on Mr.. Parnells admiSson
that he opposed labor candidates for
Parliamentary seats in England at the
bidding Of his English allies and upon
Mr.. Michael Davitt's retort that Mr..
Parnells pretended Independence was
really betrayer OF the cause OF Irish
labor, says: "We do not know whether
this makes Mr. Parnell bigger sharper
or bigger fraud than before, but it
gives him hard nut TO crack
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Cough Remedy, the Best
of All.
LArRonE, PA, Jan. q.

LATRoBE, Pa, Jan. p, 1881.
u...r. Chamberlain 4 Co.. DE MOiHos, IOrd
GENrLYNgN: You have helped me con
siderable with good medicine ana splen
did advertising. Chamberlain's cough
Remedy IS the most popular cough meol-
cine handle.
trobe steel works, always has your Cough
Remedy in her house persuaded her "
try il months ago and Yesterday sofa her
the fourth bottle.
Samuel Osborne, a prominent contractor
tells me:-"John Macmillan, you can say
too much for Chamberlain's Cough hein-
edy, Say all you can and viii put my
name TO it"i
mir. Macmillan, you remember asking
me 10 try. lust 10 try, bottle Of Chamber
Iain's Cough Remedy for that terri Die
cough which carried for months. Wen
That cough is gone. Oh. My name is
Miss Weis.n
Mr.. Jos. Barnett. our bank cashier, bad
tickling In his throat for four or hye
nights: Mac. one dose only Of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and | slept TIL morn
ing" ,.u
Gentlemen, these are samples OF hun
dreds that know.
Think OF the vast number Of cough syI.
uns sold Chamberlain's Cough keheuy
excels them all Sincerely yours
JSo. G. MAcMiLLAN,
proprietor Of the Corner Drug store
cbamberlain's Remedies are Tor sale "
the following druggists W W. lrwih' n, n
y Goe,1e g Schnepf j. Klarii NJ. ".
Henrici VI c. Armbrecht L. Mehhelis,,' =,
Ter W +. Williams, John Coleman anu -
L. Brice.
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rr,ok In The Leyee At New Orleaos.

NEw ORLEANS, March l7.-An iron
i'm the levee on the right bank of the
river three miles above Canal street, and
nearly opposite Audubon Park, broke
last night, causing a crevaSse. The
levee at that point is said to be - feet
high. The break is nov 25 feet wide
and 10 or II feet deep. The Texas and
Pacific railroad tracks are under water
and the water is up to the cross ties Of
the Southern Pacific road. There is a
large force of men at work and every
effort will be made to close it.
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nig Winning. At Monte Carlo.

Monaco, March r. The Engli,hnan
who at Monte Carlo twice broke the
bank recently yesterday won $1,000
making him, he says, quits with the
palace. He adds that he ha. hitherto
been loser aud accuses the bank oil
cheating. Various stories are 10 circn-
latiou in connection with heavy losses
lately sustained by the bank. 1t is said
that they are due to regular system of
play organized 10y syndicate Of wealthy
LondonerS. 1t j. also asserted That the
large stakes were all won by these indl'
,.fdua1-
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PRINCE NAPOLEON DEAD.
His sunerings Came to an End Yesterday
Afternoon.

ROME, March l7.-Prince Jerome Ma
poeon, after dismissing all the other
distinguished visitors who called upon
him yesterday probably for the last
time. coniided TO King Humbert his last
wishes The Prince decidedly rejected
any formal religious ministrationS
1t IS said that the United strength Of
four men is required to keep the dying
Prince in his bed, aud his cries, caused
by the pain which he suffers, are audi
BILE in the street.
Prince Napoleon has left his memoirs
and his entire correspondence in the
hands Of Mr.. Frederick Mason.
After reading telegram from Pere
Hyacinthe, which said, Dear Friend,
we will pray for you, God alone is your
support" Prince Napoleon remarked:
when the moment arrives ! shall be
quite ready. My conscience IS perfectly
easy.
Prince Napoleon died this afternoon.
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Mnrhered His Cnptnin.

LIVERPOOL, March l7.-Bhergwar'
the Malay sailor who murdered Captain
Lyall, OF the ship Buckingham, three
or four months ago, has been sentenced
todeath. The ship was bound from Dun
dee to New York at the time OF the
murder The Captain, young Scotch
man. who had been recently married,
and who had his wife aboard the ship,
was fatally stabbed in his cabin. The
body was buried at sea and the murder
er. on the arrival Of the ship at New
York, on December 5, was handed over
IN the authorities.
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Grs HILLS COMPANY.

The Grand was crowded again last
night at the second appearance OF Gus
Hilrs World OF Novelties. The COM
pany is without doubt one Of the best
speciality shows seen here In long time
and the entire company met with per
feet ovation. This afternoon there will
be grand matinee for ladies and
children. and the performance this
evening closes the engagement OF the
company in this city. Seats are on sale
AZ Weir's
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GRAFToN'S ELECTION.
The License Men Garry the Day by "A Large
Majority.

spscid! Telegram 10 the Register.
GRAFTON. w. Va, March l7.-The
municipal election passed off quietly
here yesterday, 4 large vote being
polled, and resulted in the election oi
Geo. w. Chambers, present incumbent
mayor, Sanford White school commits
sioner, John Flanagan councilman-at-
large. Chas. V. Cough collector, John
y. Tregelias councilman for the First
ward, and Hiram Gains and A. Zeck for
the Second ward, License was carried
by large majority.
The principle fight was made between
the temperance people with Charles +.
Guard as their candidate, and the liquor
element, which voted Solidly for Cham
bers. who being somewhat doubtful of
the result, was on the street all day with
tickets, as was also number Of minis
terS in support of their ticket. But the
license people were the yictors with a
majority of POO The present Council
stands four Democrats and two Repu0ll-
cans with a Republican Mayor.
The proposition to build water
works was not submitted, as the Coun-
Gil at special meeting Saturday night
withdrew the ordinance.
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rmn Girls Killed hY Cars.

ROANOKE, VA, March 1.-THE west
bound train on the Norfolk and West
ern road struck Lula and Leila Copper
age. five miles from this city, instantly
killing Leila, aged 10. and iniuring
Lulu. aged l., so that she died last
evening. The girls were walking on
the track. and the train dashed around
sharp curve, and was on them before
they could escape. Their parents were
walking along a road near the track and
witnessed the accident.
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A Plot against Governor Campbell.

Special Telegram 10 me Register.
CoLUEBUs, o., March 17.-From ex-
celIent Democratic authority it is
learned, this evening, that deep laid
plot is being arranged by Democrats
who oppose Governor Campbell's re-
nomination. A sensational story is now
being prepared for publication in the
Cincinnati Enquirer, which has begun
war upon the Governor, that will at
tempt TO show that when in Congress
Governor Campbell voted for measures
in which he was personally interested
in a financial way, and will also open the
ballot box contract cases again. The
object Is. OF course, to make Governor
Campbell'S denomination out OF the
question.
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Two Deaths Will Result.

PlrrsBURG, March 1.-Two deaths
will result from last nights fire in the
Seventeenth ward. They are Mrs. Kup-
perman, and the four-months-old baby.
The others will recover. The fire was
caused by the explosion Of lamp,
which scattered the burning oil in all
directions. The house was frame and
the flames spread so rapidly that the
sleeping family was rescued with diff
Guilty. Two boarderS, Solomon Gold
berg and Frank Smith, jumped from a
second story window and were quite
seriously hurt. The damage to the
house will not exceed 5000.
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nExNEssY AND rnr mAr,A.
How uc Came TO Get rheir t.umitS lie
knew Too Much.

How te Came TO Get Their Enmity-he
knew Too Much.
NfW ORLEANS. March l-.-This ey-
rrIus Mr.. George W. \ondrrVort, Hem
Messy private secretary and connden-
ual friend made statement of the his
tory oi ueuue>sy's connection with the
Italians. Mr. Nandervort begins with
the E,p0sitO case. a price was
,et upon the head OF the famous
bandit aud Ueunessy Joined in
thc chase. ENposito was captured ON
rl, street. HeuuesSy kept him con-
cea.ed until the New York ship was
ready to leave. smuggied him on board
and then walked on boldly into crowd
.of Italians. who We're watching
ou the wharf E>pO>ito was taken
Do New York, and Italians went on 70
swear they had known the man here Tor
20 wears and he could not therefore be
the bandit. Among those witnesses
were John CarsO aud Rocco Gerrdt,
who were killed last Saturday beside
several Italians still prominent here.
The Identification az opposite was
competed aud he was taken 10
Italy. The Italians were bent
I
Idit and the Malta chief had offered
/ HeuueSsy $4,000 To- sweer ESposlto was
NOT the man. The chief refbSe and was
marked man. Henuesy did not con-
found the Malta and the vendetta.
The yenedetta was the subject of pri-
vatc vengeance. The Malta was or
ganized for robbery, biackmail and
murder. as Tot revenge. HenneSsy
uur,ued the Malta. ln HeuueSSy'S
i 0pInion the heads of she local Malta
I were Tony Maraug0, Jim CaruSo, Frank
/ Romero aud Rocco Gerricci HennesSy
I thOurht Joe Macheca a member. hen
Messy regarded Macheca a. "a bad man.
/ Nacheca was once Captain OF the luuo-
cents. Cicilan political body
/ charged with many dark crimes.
I Hennessy traced up Macheca's past and
when there came q break between them,
| the Chief uuwisely blurted out what he
I kuew. and threated 90 take Macheca 20
/ the states prison. That was one OF the
motives for HenuesSy'S doom. henuesSy
/ traced out the fact that the
Malta met iu the Italian quar-
Ter. Romero was master at
arms. hung around the courts, kept
trick of green" dagoeS and picked out
the man for assassination. Gerraccl
was tine bulldozer of the society, and
Uennessy attributed TWO murders %
Ithat lloodthirSty Matau.
The SECOND ease was the feud between
I thc Pro,yuauos ANA Natriugo>. lie
took sides with thc former, aud threat
euri 90 go ou the stand and expose tue
autecedeuts of the latter. For this he
yls marked man.
October ! was only few days before
the date set for the second trial of the
Pra>ezauo, Hrnur>>y died with his
Threatened exposure uutulh.lcd. Hen
.cssy always Thought that OMaliey di-
r..trd aos, w The cumlV against
Am. Hc refused tO work iu
Ola, Malrauga ease with uMa.ley.
Of the men mentioned above Jim Ger
racci. Jim Caru~o. Machecaahd Romero
were killed John ClrusO escaped by
hiding in the prison. and O'Malley hsa
not been seen for several DAYS, no doubt
through fear OF "a viSi, from the yigi-
,i-rce committee.
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rhs Miners. nIn Defeated.

ST. LOUIS. March l7.-The bill pro-
viding for Semi-monthly payment Of
miners wages and the establishment OF
the time check way OF paying, which
also had iu view the determination OF
the "pluck me stores, was defeated IN
the upper house of the State LegiSla-
ture last evening. The measure had
passed the House aud it is believed a
strong effort will be- made to resurrect
Do in the Senate.
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Tic sherlock pIsaster.

CINCINNATI, o., March 1.-THE
United States local-inSpectors OF steam
vessels have submitted their report OF
the cause OF the collision OF the steamer
Sherlock with the piers Of the CheSa-
peake and Ohio bridge. They found
nothing wrong with the machinery or
with the crew. and attributed the acct
dent solely to the smoke and steam OF
the lowered chimneyS obScuring the
headlights on the bridge 50 that the
pilot lost his bearings, and although
he stopped the engine Us soon as lac lost
sight Of the lights, il was impossible to
avoid the collision when the lights re
apuearpd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-18
senator Kenna to Argue Murder Case.

WA>mNoroN, ID. C., March l1.-Sen-
tor kenua is still in towL and viii be
detained here until after the lSt OF
April by a case which he has to argue
IN the supreme Court The case is that
.ofa West Nirgiuau named Ball, who
was convicted iu Texas Of committing 4
murder. Judge Boarman. who is now
under Impeachment. presided over the
court I'm Texas from which the appeal
was taken 10 the United States SUI
preme Court The ease will come up
here iu the latter court the first Mon
day in April.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-18
SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTION
OF the State in Session at GraGton-A Good
Start Made.


GRAFTON, w. VA, March 1.-THE
State Sabbath School Convention con-
yened in the NJ. f. Church at this place
at 1880 p. N. There are delegates pres
ent from nearly every county In the
State, and quite number are expected
TO arrive on the morning train. Tho
delegates and visitors crowded the large
auditorium. lion. L. h Martin, chair
man of the Executive Committee, called
the convention 10 order, and after mu-
sic by the choir, DR.. Graham read a
portion of the scripture Rev. Flana-
gan, Of the Presbyterian Church, offered
up 4 prayer.
h. ID. Benghner was made secretary.
Mr.. Watkins, of West Grafton. deliv-
cred the address OF welcome, to which
Rev. |. II. Lacy, Of Weston, replied in
a very able and eloquent address, touch
ing the duties of teachers and superin-
tendents. Rev. William Reynolds, OF
Peoria, H., spoke briefly on the objects
of the convention. His address was
full Of enthusiasm and seemed to both
inspire and encourage his hearers in
the cause OF Sunday work. The con-
vention has started of in a very ilatter-
ing manner and promises to rebound in
good.
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NewIndu.try at Harpcr's Ferry.

S0ftIlI ItIsQrlFl 70 ~ hs1IFIt'.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, March II
A charter was issued TO the Columbia
Guano and Phosphate Company. The
office will be kept at Harper's Ferry.
Capital stock 5000 with the privilege
of increasing it $500, 900. The incor-
oorators are Edward +. Bailey, Dan
vile. Ill.,: James w Walsh and r..
Brand. Washington, d. c.; w. c. Jones.
New York, and Benz. +. Herr, OF Har'
per's Ferry.
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A cle,eland non work. A..Ign.

CLEVELAND. O.. March l1.-The Nari-
ety Iron Works Company made an as
>ignment this morning. The Liabilities
are about 500. 900, and the assets sl'u.-
900. The deed of assignment states
that the board of directors had a meet
ing Monday and decided that it was
necessary In view Of the embarraSS-
ments of the corporation that it make a
general assignment Of its property for
the benefit OF its creditors.
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VIII Oppose ParnelI.

DUBLIN, March l7.-Mr. 7. 7. O'Con-
nor. NJ. p. announces that he intends
to actively oppose ParnellisD. by all the
legitimate means in his power, Alder
man Valentine, OF this city, represent
ing the rotunda ward, will be the Par
nell contestant for the parliament seat
made vacant by the death Of Mr.. Me-
Donald. McDermott, 1t is announced,
will be the McCarthyite candidate. a
lively struggle is expected.
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carried on Dy "A whirlwlnd.

WukESBARRE, PA, March H.
While Joseph Pollock and son were
riding in carriage from Dallas yester-
day. they were overtaken by whirl-
wind and the men and carriage were
lifted bodily and carried some distance
and thrown against the trees. Each Of
them weighed above 200 pounds. They
were badly hurt. The whirlwind was
confined to a narrow compass and did
no other damage.
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Probable That Boyd VIII Win.

LINCOLN. NEB., March 1.-THE de-
cision in the Boyd-Thayer gubernato-
rial contest is Indefinitely postponed.
1t is claimed that Justices CotT and Max
well favor Boyd, while Noryal fayorS
1hayer'S side. 1t is also rumored that
a scheme to remove Con by giving him
a Federal position has been unearthed.
The air is full of rumOrS of plots and
counterplOts. 1t is probable that Boyd
will win I'm Tho end.
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He Shot His Son.

GAINESVILLE, ARK, March IA
terrible tragedy occurred near Hart
man, nine miles above this city, yester-
day, which resulted in Harris Gilbert
killing his son. Gilbert and negro
were engaged in a game Of cards, over
which they disagreed. \ quarrel re-
suited. Gilbert walked TO his house,
and on his return his son stepped
between him and the negro to prevent
the shooting. Gilbert ordered his son
to get out of the way, and upon his re-
fusal shot him, killing him instantly,
He fed, but officers are in pursuit.