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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-03

(S Nm NOU -NN I|-H ~ -
TO the Editor Of The Register.
Please announce the undersigned as can
didate for the nomination OF City serseantisub-
iect to the decision OF the Democratic Pfima-
ries 10 be held ia mary 10Th, 1891,
And oblige JOHN IL. liam.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-03
Rrlipiniln Nntirrs.

hurst PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Rey. d.
7 \. Cunningham. d D., pastor, viii preach
al 1870 "a M. aud : % ? N. And also a prac-
teal sermon zach evening during this Week OF
Prayer.
S,ERVICES AT SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
- Church. by Dr.. Cooke morning and evening.
services during the Week Of Prayer. at 7:3J p.
ma. All are welcome.
HOURTH STREET METHODIST CHURCH
il -Rey Charles ". Cushing. pastor. Services
20 lO.aO a. IA. and 7;S0 ?. IN. Subject Tor even
iny ..Timelv Suggestions" Seats free.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-03

EOR SALE OR FXGHANGE-SMALL Stock
Il OF Drugs snd Patent Medicines. Good Real
Estate Business for sSle. Apply 10 ". H. DAGG,
No. Ice Market street. jag
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-03

VIvASTED-A GOOD SOLICITOR IMMEDI-
w ately. Good pay to the right party. Call
at S725 Chapline street. ja2a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-03

40 inch mote the width All-Wra
Black Cashmercs, G0c.-regular value,
- cents.
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TERMS:
PIN TEAR, 81 NAL, POsrAaE FRxFAD
DAILY. SIX DAYS In tse Week...............E o.
DAILY. three days In the week............. %
DAILY, Two days in the week ............. 3 o.
DAILY, one day 10 the week ....-.......... 81
WEEKLN. one year, In advance ........... %
NEEkLY, SIX nonths................. 81
DELIVERED BY CARRIER
DAILY, per week. 90 De paid weeSly.. ...... Is
DAILY snd SUNDAY. Per week ............ IS
The DAILY viii be delivered by carrier in
any other city OF town At. .............. IS
Siuele Copies Of DAILY or WEEKLY Gee. 5
EG-rribu;es OF Respect and Obituary Notices
50 cents per inch.
~ CoRREsfOSDzNCE CONTAINING IMPORTANT
Ssws SOLICITED FEoN EvEET Pant or The SUI
SOUNDING COUNTRY.
Rejected communications viii not De returned
au.ess accompanied by sufficient postage.
stamps 90 the denomination Of TWO cents aud
less accepted Tor amounts less than one dollar.
ne REGISTER. embracing is general editions,
10 entered az ne PostQeses ia WAssliac. w. "a,
~ second class mater
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-03

dor SALF-SECoND-HAND sIDEBOARD.
IL ia good condition. Call at s23 Market st.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-03

before you buy black dress. Samp.r.
cost you nothing, aud will save you do.-
lars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-03

WANTED-A YOUNG MAN WITH SOME
w general knowledge OF office work, who Is
also competent stenographer, telegraph and
typewriter operator. Address "MANUFAC-
TURER." this Office, stating age, experience
and salary expected. jar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-03
!. s. Rhodes Go.
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS AND LOANS,
GEORGE s. OTTE 81 CO.,

Real Estate Bought, Sold and Loans Negotiated
Special Attention Given 10 Collection OF Rents.
We offer the following valuable property for
sale:
Three Building Lots, i50Nl00, corner Forty
fourth and Jacob streets. VIII De sold by half or
full lots. VIII be- sold cheap.
Two-story Frame House, new, four rooms,
lot 25xlOO No. 1919 Wood street. \ bargain.
Building Lot 5OxlO0 corner Thirty-nintb and
McColloch streets Cheap.
No. 1873 Jacob street. Lot 50xi0) ALLEY corner,
new house three years old. in excellent condi-
ton, contains six rooms. also wash house In
rear. Gail early for a bargain.
Address or call on GEO. 5. OTTE & CO,
del3sat, Tu,r h-sb City Building.
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1lftp ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED TO BuY-FIvE TO TEN ACRES
w foF gardening purpose, c,oss 20 city; with
or without house Call or address ROLF A
HARVEY, INA Market street. la3eSdh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-03

AZ inch All-Wool Black Che,.ot,r.
5Oc.-worth 75c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-03

NOR EXCHANGE-GooD LEATHER-ToP
Il Buggy. Qight), for a light Dayton" wagon
or will sell Call between now and January Cd,
on GUS. FRIES lOry7 Main street. iale&dh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-03

4G inch All-Wool Black Serge. r0..
very remarkable value.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-10-17
CABINET CHANGES
All Depend on Whether Secretary BlaI

All depend on whether Secretary Blaine
VIII Resume His Omoial Duties.
There is a rumor to the effect that
the president incines to the belief that
Secretary of State Blaine will not re.
turn to Washington to resume his Off
cial duties, and If he does not Mr.. Uar.
rison has selected man to take tho
vacant shoes. Gen, John w. Foster.
according to the rumor, is next for
promotion to the state department,
There is a good reason given for
this action. Mr. Miller, it now seems
certain, will go out of the cabinet and
take a judgeship when the new an.
pointments are made. Then Indiana
Will be without cabinet officer. The
reasons which indicate Mr.. Fosters an.
polntment are equally cogent If new
man went into the state department it
would take him six months to get the
run" of things, whereas Mr.. Foster
having really done about all that has
been accomplished since Mr. Blaine
eft could take up the work where it
low is, and carry it to a speedy and |
conclusion.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-10-17
AT HOME AND ABROAD.

1T is said that one-eighth of the wilma
produced in California last year came
from single vineyard.
EVERY workman in Japan wears on
his cap and on his back an inscription
giving his business and his EMPLOYERS
name.
THERE are still fourteen different
places ON the globe where cannibalism
Is practiced, but the custom is gradually
dying out.
A RESIDENT Of Parker's Ford, Pa. ia
said to have ring dove which is TWEEN.
ty-one years old and has been in one
cage all his life.
IN the Philippine islands canary seed
Is ground and made into most palata.
Die bread which is in common use
amongst the people there.
BARSAsp, Vt. Is said to have a Girl
snirtcen years old, perfectly healthy.
who weighs 22s pounds, and there ara
three women in the town whose united
weight Is 1000 pounds.
1T has rained only twice In twentv.
nine years In Alden and then oniv
enough to lay the dust The last time
! 3 rAined there was three years aro.
- snsasy7six ysesu Of dreusht
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-10-17
RUSSIAN CRUELTY



''"e Very Distressing t,o,,
Under the Observation of ,I' come
Commissioners. '''o American
a 81 Petersburg dispatch 70 tbor
t; eon news says: The Us ;mm;ona
ts t'on commissioners, who have racan,i'. a.
oeen visiting Russia, wero na;st,iy Utn,,y
impressed by the condition I''i.s Of .ts
saw saws VINO " are within the pale Tbev
saw, according to the News o. .ney
poiuent number of cnrions a,.a,''.l,H' o'i,e,
VI ,,h; the Russian administrator y,
A a"Ien I the following instance S givan.
80 h w." suffering from hydrophobia was
'eihe treated at the Pasten,, ;nst;.''.@ 90
"',,.l az MOSCOW. When supposed TO , ba
tnta senoarme arrived at the inst;.
tule and the jew was copdnctoa ,'',l W.,
i;5 1901 marching stage by stage I, aloua ur
nIas nl"e 'ne gcndarme's horse, to his birth.
r pi"'e IN the western provinces Tb.
:. commissioners, the News
correspondent adds, also ,,;s;."s u"s
y tho factory at Gradno, capital Of
Lne m province of that name wbora
,"nureos ya1ar OF Jews were working for
wages amounting to less than sftr M
,,.l.'',! ,en'S per week The high standard of |
of these Jews, in spite Of tha m
'.a'1 t oi frIghtful poverty in which tbev
,rass;,s l.eu' Is sad to have made deep i'm.
;ieNSioh upon the American commits.
toners' ~ At Russian police station
nino,,. m commissioners received lesson in
rloery' a Russian friend of the trarel
~ a, openly Lribing anumber of Russian
.i' one a ter another without
leetlng with single rebuF 0''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-10-17
VIOLENTLY SHAKEN.

heaviest Earthquake Ever Fxperiepced
at Napa, Cal.-Several y,uildinys sh,,
tered, Including the Fine Masonic Ter
pie.
Inc heaviest earthquake ever felt at
Napa Cal, was experienced at 1884
O'Clock Sunday night, People rushed
INTO the streets in night clothes in great
excitement. Chimneys toppled over
several buildings were shattered and
shaken up. Drug store fixtures
suffered greatly, bottles being
thrown from the shelves to tbe
moor' and other damage was dom.
The Masonic temple, a fine building
was shattered. At the state insane
asylum great excitement prevailed, the
patients being almost uncomfortable.
1t is reported that the building cracked
and that other damage was done. The
movement seemed to be from the north
east to the southeast On Polpula
ranch, near Sonoma, which contains
lumber OF warm water springs, the
,arthquake caused the water to gush
orth IN great quantity.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-10-17
UNVEILED in CHICAGO.
fhe Equestrian Statue of Gen
Grant Exposed to View
In Lincoln Park-An Enormop. Co,oo,,...
OF fe"pie View the Impressive Cere-
monies-Imposing Pageant of
Military and Civic Or
ganizations.

CHICAGO, Oct s-A giant hero in the
sky-that was what, suddenly outlined
against the heavens through the smoke
and roar of artillery, the huge bronze
statue of Gen. Grant looked Wednesday
TO nearly 100000 people on the shore
and ships at the long beach in Lincoln
park. High in the air, topping hill
gay bunting, surmounting massive
pedestal OF granite, had quickly been
withdrawn disclosing as if by magic
tho "old commander" in magnificent
proportions, scores of bands at the IN.
slant crashing forth the "Star Spangled
banner" troops presenting arms, the
mighty assemblage in the background
almost as far as the eye could reach
bursting into cheer reverberating like
the surf in storm, while out on Lake
Michigan, through tangle Of masts
and flags and shrieking Whistles thun-
Tered the deafening boom of a presi-
lentlal salute. 1t was the unveiling of |
he tribute of the west-the largest and
perhaps the most artistic equestrian
'ssting ever made in America.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-10-17
A Novel Journey

Wm H. C. Brotherton, who left San
francisco, April |, last. intending to
wheel barrow TO New York CITY.
passed through Flagstaff, Ariz, Sun.
day He was ill in a hospital at Los
Angeles for five months, and renewed
ms journey September 20. Brotherton
Is to make the trip in 1888 days, and is
seven days ahead of time. The trip is
being made upon wager of s., 600.
San Francisco and New York sports are
putting up the money as to the result
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-10-17
Iron Ore Census.

lhe census office has made public a
bulletin in relation to iron ore II
shows that the quantity of iron ore pro.
duced in the United States during the
year 1889 to have been 14,5lS,O4l long
tons, valued at S38, 35l, 97s, an average
OF $3.50 per ton. The four leading
states were Michigan, Alabama, Penn.
sylvanla and New York, aggregatine
lo,25i,@5S tons or 10 40 per cent of the
166 Igg T''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-10-17
RIO JANEIRO RIOT.


several PERSONS Killed and Many In.
Jured-Fresidont Fonscca In Bad uca,tb
serious disturbances occurred at Rio
oanelro Thursday night They made
'iielr hrst appearance in the Italian
'neater from some cause unknown
ana the trouble soon spread to the adj.
Jacent streets. The police arrested
many OF the rioters, but, finding them.
selves outnumb bered, a force of cavalrv
made several charges and dispersed the
mop. When the streets were cleared
and order restored it was found that
several persons had been killed and
many injured. The health of President
fonseca has cen in precarious con.
altion recently. Friday he was some
,etter' but he is still extremely weak.
ihtflgues are afoot regarding the sue.
'ession to the presidency.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-10-17
A Double Murder

A double murder occurred at Cham.
paign, ILL.,, in which Royal Voorhees,.
OF Ladoga, Ind, and Robt. Creque, of
Charlottesville, Ind, were shot through
the heart by Daniel Renner, of Tuscola,
ILL Renner was taking a friend to his
home, and he claims Voorhees, and
Creque attempted to rob him. Voor.
hees had long knife in his hand when
shot. Renner drew his revolver and
shot them both. He claims self-de-
fense. He gave himself up, and is now
IN Jail.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-10-17

mchinleys committee Hearings, D. ssll
the views of the cutlery com mbination)
as 10 the taxes which they would levy
o,, On all the people of the United States
Ihey said that their business was moi
prosperous, although they had. unde,
'he existing law, the advantage Of n 5f
per cent duty on their competitors
abroad; and therefore they insisted on
Prohibitory duties upon their FOREIGN
competitors so that they could tax the
american people at their pleasure i
"hen it was known that prosneritv
among the people had become a yapueS
'raaition. These manufacturers pro-
posed the following amendment.
fen-knives or pocket-knives of ali
SINUS and erasers or parts thereof
wholly or partially manufactured val.
ued at not more than 80 cents per dozen
~ cents per dozen; valued at more than
~ cents per dozen, and not exceedinot
81. oo per dozen, 80 cents per dozen.
Valned at more than ST. so Der dozen
ana not exceeding SO. 90 per dozen. Al oo
',e per aozen; yaiuedF>at naAsb than $500
lion e6 e6ereto, g. e9 on psr sf dtGEen tase and in addi
cent ad valorem" Hearings, D. 85.l I'll
An examination of the Mckinley bill.
now the law paragraph 1867, will
'how that the proposition was literally
'dopted. And SO the tax upon pocket
inlves was more than doubled, being
made highest ad valorem upon the
:heaper kinds.
REVISED BY ITS FRIENDS"
similar instances, showing who made
he Mckinley bill, could be multiplied
u nauseam.
1he insolent demand that ''the tariff
mould be revised by its friends" be-
anne mockery in view of what actually
appened.
Inc tariff was revised by its bene-
Charles, to put it mildly. In fact, the
evasion was scheme of robbery de.
lsed by the robbers. And the victims
ere denied even hearing in the
ouse of their friends. H. G. Turner
St Louis Republic
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-10-17
cover the Loft ~

There is trust-killing tariff. men
ana brethern" So says the high tariff
New York Tribune But the equally
high-taritf Boston Commercial Bulletin
prints the two following news para.
graphs:
The Hint glass firm of DOYLE & Co.
OF Pittsburgh, has joined the United
states Glass Co., the combination re-
Gently formed by the consolidation Of
tnirteen OF the most extensive western
lint glass manufacturing firms. II is
claimed that the accession of Doyle g.
TO. will make the combination strong
enough to cntrol production. dictate
prices, and freeze out small comnct.
itors."
1T is announced that the United
states Glass Co., the combine int
winch all the glass factories of the
ohio valley were recently merged, will
oegin at once to make sweepinp
change In glass manufacture. Here.
after all the molds to be used in the
various factories in the trust will be-
made IN three factories-one in Pitts.
ourgh, one in Wheeling, and one in
fostoria, Ohio The mold shops in over
twenty-five other factories will he
closed down. The change will throw
over 1000 moldmakers out of emplov-
nent,"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-10-17
TREMENDOUS EXPLOSION

One Man Killed, Several Badly Iniured
ana sixteen Hundred Thrown ont ot
Employment Pending Repairs.
Park Brothers Black Diamond Steel
Works. at Thirtieth and Smallman
streets, Pittsburgh, was the scene
OF terrible explosion at $50 o'clock
Monday morning The large
triple valve, used to inject
steam from the main boiler or res
ervoir into fifty-four smaller boilers
located in different parts of the works.
exploded by reason of the presence of
condensed steam. Huge pieces of boil.
er plate and debris were scattered in
all directions. f.. C Ebling, an en-
pIoye, was fatally crushed. Several
other employees We're badly hurt, and
were removed to the West Pennsvl-
'anla hospital. Sixteen hundred men
VIII be thrown out of employment un.
IL necessary repairs are made.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-10-17

A review of the extent to which rail.
way construction has been going on in
'he United States during the present
year shows that during the nine months.
enuea September 80 there were 2,sa3
miles of main line built on 1856 different
roads, Although there are three months
OF the year left in which the tracl5.l Law.
ing IN progress on number of short
INES VIII be materially increased, il
now seems probable that the total for
1871 will fall below 5000 miles. At
present it is about 0GO miles les,
than at the same time in 1890 when
n .he total for the year reached nearly D..
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-10-17
GRIMES CONFESSED
"oman Under Arrest at Scranton.
ia'' and viii BE Probably Prosecuted far
AoE

by Woman Under Arrest .t sou
| "a, and viii BE Probably Prosccut.d IN,
| Murder. "'o" i"r
Mrs. Fannie Decker was arrested NJ
scranton, Pa, Saturday night charged
Win performing one hundred criminal
operatons, the one leading to the ar.
rest telng that performed upon Mrs
Lena Brersin, of Hyde Park. The
story OF the crime Is as strange az
II Is shocking. Mrs. Brersin-nee
Lena Muller-was betrayed by Mi.
chael Brersin some months apo. nndar
promise OF marriage Shortly after that
brersln disappeared. Deserted by her
lover and fearful of facing the derision
OF the world alone, Miss Muller called
upon Mrs. Decker, who informed her
that she could easily rid her of her EN-.
Darrassment The operation was per-
formed last Monday. On Wednes.
day Brersin returned, explained
ms absence and married the girl
that day. The same night she
was taken sick and on Friday night
her physicians told her she was about
to die, Then she sent for an officer
ma her confession was made in writing !
INA signed, The mode of operation of /
hrs. Decker is described in the details
II this confession. The woman seems
o nave made confidant of her latest
'atron, telling her of one hundred sim
lar operations which she had perform
d Mrs, Decker, who is the wife of n
1an OF means, has been arrested for
ne criminal operation, and will bs
rosecuted for murder if, as is expect.
d, Mrs. Brcrsin dies
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-10-17
Convicted of Intimidating voters

IN the United States district court at
Abingdon, Va, Friday, Judge Paul
presiding, Jack Mullins, of Buchanan
county, was convicted of intimidating
voters at the precinct in Buchanan at
the last presidential election and was
sentenced to six months Imprisonment
IN jail and to pay Il fine of $500. This
is the first conviction in Virginia under
the Federal laws for the protection of
the elective franchise.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-10-17
PARNELL'S MOTHER.


mrs Parnell, the ex-lrisb le,de,.s .
mother who lives at Bordentown N
y, w. mas been prostrated ever s;nca
Wednesday afternoon. Her friends
'o"r Inat the shock of her sons death
mas oeen too great for her, and that
M sne may lose her mental balonca
'he mas been confined to her bod
.ief o!d servitor, Edward Sleyin and hor
'flend' Mrs. W. j. Knoud, of New York
oe ny IN constant attendance. FRIDAY
morning at o'clock the watchers wore
5'artleu Mrs Parnell left her bed and
ourst into the dining.room, her evas
aoIaze and her features hagpard She
was greatly excited, and declared she
would go at once to New York and
Ihehce sail for Ireland, to see her be.
oveq o,. son, sobs and hysterical laugh.
.er shook her frame, and the attendants
We're greatly frightened and sent for n
physician. A''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-10-17
UNDER THE OULD SOD.
Farnelfs Funeral Great Demon-
stration.
',els Dony the Corpse a Peaeefu,
uria,, Their Orgies Even Invade
tne Grave's Soiemnitv


~ is a pity to be compelled to saw
.ia' rarnells public funeral Sundpv
,nueo at hightfall with the rouebest
a n.nu Oh rowdyism and ribaldry on the
very verge of the grave; vet anv state.
lneh' more moderate than this wonld
o. come within reasonable limit Of
ruth The people were beatenf bocl,
WIN SUCKS from the graves Aside.
ana sent home with blesdinn
% n1aos' Many of Parnelrs colleagues
Nmo mad followed the hearse for
inlles through the mud, were unable 70
se' anywhere near the grave, aud those
ohl;naa III ula succeed in getting there ,.ere
oohged to plead piteously With ths
unruiy crowd not to trample parneIl,s
weeping relatives under their beels
l lie spectacle in every wav was
more disgraceful than was nrob, ,hln
ever seen at funeral. Parnells
feel keenly mortified
over IT. since very little forctbought
nave prevented it. With the
'Aception OF the two hours DELAY in
starting mainly due to the unpropitious
weather. the arrangements made for
!urylhg Parnell worked admirably nm.
IL IL came to the final scenes at tbs
where everything collapsed
I Is only fair to say that this disturb.
nee was not due in the slightest de.
rec to Anti-Parnellites. Otherwise
ne funeral was great demonstration
'Ver 4o' 200 viewed the remains in Dub.
W nail and most of them followed
ne,n 10 the tomb. 1t was
ark before the body was
taceu IN the grave, and amid shrieks
1 women, the scene was a weird ono
Irs' farnell did not attend the funeral
her condition is serious. The con-
,u, of flowers were many, Miss
onea floral tribute being, in Low.
g Memory of Mothers Husband"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-10-17
Another Balloon Acciden.

Just as balloon at the fair ground.
at ureenup, ILL.,, ascended Thursday af.
ternoon, Alexander Gordon, a country
youth tried to jump across the ropes
attached to the parachute They
caught his feet, took him feet upward,
ana in his struggles to escape caught
the rope that releases the parachute,
which threw him and the regular bal.
ioonist to the earth, about eighty feet,
killing the balloonist, VIM Ksser, of
Louisville, Ky, and breaking Gordon's
leg and arm and injuring him other
wise.