Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-30
HERE YOU HAVE
IN Black and White the Little Newslets
OF the Night.

IN BLACK ana hnlte the AAltJle NoNoAOts
of the Night.
Assistant Secretary Nettleton, of the
Treasury Department. has the grip.
The production of the Mcdonald oil field
was estimated at $4,000 barrels yester-
day.
William Sutcliffe, brewer aud malster, of
Auburn, n. Y has confessed judgments
amounting TO $4,000.
Lord Randolph Churchill is deSirous of
entering the diplomatic service. He will
be appointed TO ST Petersburg.
Secretary Elkins left Elkins, w. Va, at
one O'Clock Yesterday and will be on duty
at the War Department to-day.
Alta meeting of the Boston Walters AL
lance last night il was voted not 10 partic-
ipate In the convention OF walters and bar
tenders in New York January Is
Mr.. Joseph Richard Cox, member Of
House of Commons. states that he recelv-
ed promises in Australia Of 925,OOO to the
benefit Of evicted Irish tenants.
Mckinley has written Blaine letter
stating that he never said MIR. Blaine Ia
vored placing hides on the duuable list.
The striking German printers are ready
70 give in.
The Chicago Times has announced that
il will build a million dollar home for it.
self.
Judge s. D. McEnery, nominee Of the
Louisiana Democratic convention for Gov
ernOr to-day sent his letter of acceptance
TO the committee. He is opposed to lot
teries.
Assistant Secretary Willis, Of the De-
partment OF Agriculture win preside at the
meeting OF the American Forestry Associa-
ton, which begins at Washington to-day
The coroner's Jury decided yesterday
afternoon that when Joseph Selling killed
John Wogau, In Tom Gould's dive, in New
York, Christmas morning, he acted in self
defense.
The will of the late Hon. VIM. L. Scott,
o. Erie, Pa, was left for probate last
night Fifteen million dollars is oequeath-
ed 10 members of the family. There were
nc public beQuests.
This morning all the cutters and tool
sbarpeners OF the New England Granlte
Works at Concord, Y. H, went out. The
trouble is due to proposed shortening of
tue hours OF work.
John Brunette ana wife, of Wild Rose,
n d, were found dead in bed, asphyxiated
bv escaping coal gas from the stove. They
leave nine young children, some OF whom
are also sick from the effects of the gas.
Edward NJ. Field is still confined in Lud-
low Stseet jail, New York, and perSistently
refuses food lie viii not take the brandy
prescribed for him and yesterday morning
would not touch cup Of milk offered him
An Altoona, Pa, special says the Clear
field hotel livery stable was blown up by
dynamite at , o'clock yesterday morning
The debris took ire and destroyed five
other buildings. Eight horses were con-
Sumed.
Senator Proctor's SLIGHT attack of grip
stil confines him to his residence. Con-
gresham Wright was better Yesterday.
Speaker Crisp is stronger ana is able 10 SIT
up Bishop John Mclaughlin, OF Brook
lyn, is dead.
Allie Parker and Dora Van Scack, the
two stage struck girls who ran away from
their homes IN Chicago aud who were ar
rested In New York. were released yester-
day, started on their hOmeward journey
accompanied by Allies father.
Chicago city railway stock yesterday
touched BIS The reason for the sudden
Jump was the publication OF statement
taat g, 500. 900 stock of the South Side Ele-
waited Railway Company sould be dis
tributed as a stock dividend.
DR. Won Holleben. German Minister to
Japan, win be transferred to Washington
I'm place Of Count ArcO Valley, deceased.
Baron Won GUtschemid, viii 90 10 Toxic
and DR. Won Wi1ckler. now Secretary OF
the German Legation at ConStantinOple
viii 70 10 Mexico.
The East Tennessee, Virginia and Geor-
gia Railway Company telegrapaerS claim
that a number OF operators have been
silently decapitated recently because they
belong % the Order OF Telegraph Opera
tors The order is strong. aad has the
sympathy OF other railway employees or
ganiz2iOns.
Amos Cole, whose age is said to be lis
wears, died Yesterday at mis- home ia
Springdale Ky, from the effects of grip.
Cole was personally acquainted with Simon
KsntOn, kentucky's noted pioneer, and dis
tinctly remembered the inauguration of
President Washington in 1889. Coles
mother died when she was rs years Old.
Heretofore the Southern Pacific Co.'S
statements Of earnings and operating ex-
penses have been given regularly 10 the
press. but an order just issued by G. p,
Huntington forbids this in the future A
week ago an article published in the San
Francisco Can stated that the surplus for
the year wouli be about S4,0oo,000 the
largest known in the history Of the Com
panY.