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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-04
MILLS REPORT
OF His visit to Europe on Behalf OF the
Labor Congress.

CHICAGO. October 3.-Walter Thomas
Mills. Chairman OF the Committee on La
Dor Congresses 10 be b, Id during tue
Worlds Fair. mas made a report OF MS re-
cent trip 70 England.
IL was part OF &ir Mills mission 10 Sc
cure the cooperation Of the great LABOR
leaders ana sympathizers. In luis ne was
quite successful. John Burns, VINO lea
the London dock lacOrer's strike; Ihoulas
Mann, a we'll known organizer OIL IaDor :
W. Z. Stead, the London editor, WEO I''S
done much for such movements; Sir John
Gorst aud others have Sigu.iien their lnleu
tion of attending toe LaOor Congress 10 o9
held during the Exposition. -.
Mr. Mills, in his report on MS V@IS!' @
abroad, saws: Il obtained from the Itt'
Hon. VIM. b. Gladstone COMMUNICATION
ia which he expresses his SOoI WlsaeS lor
the attainment OF the ends set form ID ihe
document and accepts an honorary auo cor
responding membership Cardinal Man
ming accepted "a similar membership. Sar-
| dinal Manning in cOnvt rsaton 0ec!areo MS
conviction that nothing could be more ne
| ful TO universal peace and good felowsShlt
amOng the nations that the series OF Con
/ crosses proposed by the Auxiliary hC
\ discussed a. some Ieh5th his hoPaS Tor tat
/ IngIisb sDeGking nations and their part NJ
br;9oine the ends Of the earth nearer Il
- Ia = other. In a note which DC @ItSr =
W9td Handed 10 uae he SAYS: IN my inus
! fueuL luctC 10 tlIUrC important cuOlecL
/ after the way OF eternal life than the vel
/ fare Of the world Of labor"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-04
WONG TIE BIO on WELLS.
Great Mcdonald Gushers Continue to Pour
Ont the Golden Fluid-The Daily output
,r tho ou Mixers Declines but LtttAo.

Grsot Mcdonald Gushers Continue to Pour
Ont the Golden FIuld-The Daily Output
of the OIL Makers Declines but Little,
-'cD1u,uU 81, ,lnucs ~ n-l,ste Oh &c It's usu-
gushing ~. 1t was said 10 be making
..t barrels an hour by actual gauge yester-
day. Ia is still the great attraction of the
la.t. a well making l50 or 200 barrels an
hour attracts no notice. The oil was still
rluaing away yesterday, but the pipe line
was making a heroic effort TO handle 10.
his well had an appreciable effect upon
rl5 market. On last Wednesday oil was
50 cents. When the big well was report
e1 10 started down, and went 10 -
before it stopped. From that point il
took am upwarn turn and last night closed
d. Goa. The production Of the field is es-
rmatea TO be from $1,000 70 10000 barrels
per day, but il is highly probable that the
pipe line figures will show both estimates
20 be somewhat too large. The No. 2
Elliott Of j. NJ Guffey & Co was expected
u last night but up 10 late hour had not
reached the pay. W. p. Blacks Crook
-ot well has been shot and will make 35
barrels an hour from the fifth sand. His
samiS0n lot well is pumping 100 barrels a
Day. The Springer lot well is good for 90
barrels a day The George lot well is
making eight barrels an hour. The Nc
Nall should get the fifth to-day. The Mil
ler No. 3 OF Garland Il Hays got the Cor
don sand last night, bu, viii not make a
record breaking from that well.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-04
SIX Men Entombed.

PorTsvILLE. Pa, October 3.--An explos-
ion of gas occurred in the Richardson col
lierv OF the Philadelphia and Reading Coal
and Iron Co, at Glen Carbon. this evening.
I,ATER-It is now learned that seven
men are entombed in the gangway Of the
Crosby vein. One man was taken out
dead and three others fatally injured. Inc
men are imprisoned behind wall Of rock
which was brought down by the explosion.
The accident occurred just before the quit
ting time. and as Richardson colliery is
three miles from here details are not easily
obtained.
LA-ER-Wingeld Mack was taken out
dead. J. f. Brennan, Michael Grant and
Thomas Convil,e were taken out alive, out
terribly burned and crushed. John Law
Ter. Thomas Clancy, Michael Welch, John
Salmon. Thomas Shields, John Purcell are
still behind the pillar that run" sand not
only closed the mine but brought down and
exulod the gas. wrecking the side OF the
coiIiery in the shut OF and imprisouing the
ak without hope OF their escape alive.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-04
SOME GERMAN news.
The Gar and Czarina to Visit Berlin
Quietly,
BUT NO POLITICAL IMPORTANCE
Attaches to Ii. Anrouncsnsnt-fhs Nesting Between
the Gar and Emperor William VIZ
Be Purely Matter Of Courtesy.
Small Pork lnPoriahsaa

[Copyriclt, By tAs Nsc York associated Frsssl
BERLIN, October S.-An Official dispatch
from Fredeasborg received in this city to-
day, announces that the Car and CESr.na
are expected 70 arrive there on Tuesday.
Their majesties may remain az Fredens-
borg until after the celebration or their
silver wedding anniversary, which occurs
on the 9Sth inst, returning 10 ST. Peters
burg via Berlin. There Is nothing 10 indt-
cate that the meeting OF the Car and En-
peror William will be invested with dlplo-
matte Importance. IL will probably De u
brief visit Of courtesy. The Russian en-
bassy In this city has not received any IN
structions regarding the visit OF the Cfar.
Despite the protestations OF peace wnicn
are heard on an sides. the relations between
the governments at Berlin ana 81 refers
burg remain strained.
Regarding the Cars presence IN Berln
the journalists VINO are obliged 70 record
the event have no agreeable anticipauons
OF their duties. The precautions which
have been taken 10 prevent any but om-
cials approaching the Czar are so strict
that even the authorized representatives or
the press will be kept at distance.
The replies 10 inquiries made oil leading
wholesale dealers here and In Hamburg
regarding trade in American pork, show
that il is still very limited, the cost OF In
spection in America, combined with the
duty still imposed here, prevents the popu-
lar sale OF American hog products.
The Socialist, Wildberger, who is an ar-
dent opponent Of the policy advocated by
Herr Enbehel and Llebknicht has been
selected delegate 10 the Erfurt Congress
from provincial district.
This success OF the extremists, following
the election OF two other members OF that
branch Of the party rs delegates from tho
Fifth district Of Berlin strengthens tho
hopes Of the members OF the Secretary,
who desireto effect the overthrow OF tho
present Central Directing Committee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-04
To THE PACIFIC.
The Boston and Atlanta to Go where They
arc Needed.

WASHINGTON, October st is announced
that the cruisers Boston and Atlanta will
Oe sent 10 the Pacific for service at an early
date
The alarming news from China, and the
constantly growing demand for more YES
sells ia the Pacific has forced Secretary
Tracy 10 make this disposal Of these YES
sells. The vessels viii probably so to Chill
TO relieve the Baltimore and San Francisco,
which are in need OF repairs.
The dissolution of the squadron of evolu-
ton, it can also be positively stated will
follow the detachment Of these vessels.
One Of the remaining three vessels will go to
the South Atlantic staticn while the others
will be consolidated with the North At
lantic squadron. Commander Walker will
probably get leave Of absence until next
spring, when he will either succeed
Rear Admiral Gherardi, or be detailed as
President of the Inspection Board in place
Of Admiral Kimberly, who retires in April.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-04
THE GAME A FARCE.

Cincinnati Wipes Chicago Out With
Ease.
CHICAGO, October 3.-The season closed
here and the game was burlesoue.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-04
GREEN Is. RAUM
Tells About His Conference With Harrison.
VIII He 60?

Chicago, October 3.-Gen. Green b.
Raum, Commissioner of Pensions, arrived
in this city last night. A reporter spoke to
him about his reported conference with
President Harrison Wednesday. at is
not true,n he said, that I rendered my
resignation 10 the President at that con-
ference. did, however, say that did
not wish IN any way TO embarrass his ad-
minigtration, and that if my conduct Of the
Pension department had not been satisfsc-
tory TO him, or If he credited the vague
charges brought against that department,
was willing my management should cease.
I felt justified, however, in saving that
felt that had conducted the Office as well
as was in the power of any man, and was
then in better condition by far than ever
before. The President assures me most
cordially that the Office under my admins
tration had been entirely satisfactory, and
the subject OF any charge was no further
touched upon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-04
STORMS DURING OCTOBER.
There is One on the Way Now, and An
other Il Due to start Next "Wednesday.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, October 3.-In my last
letter l mentioned an important storm
period extending over the first half OF Oc-
tober and gave the dates, lat 10 9th, on
which the first storm wave OF the month
would cross the continent From 5th 10
7th clearing weather may be expected TO
cross the continent from west 10 east,
and the next storm wave Will be due 10
leave the Pacific Coast about the 1th, cross
the central valleys from Sth TO 10th, and
reach the Atlantic Coast about the lltn.
Following this storm l expect TO turn 70
come towards wintry weather; not all over
the country, as has been stated by some,
but beginning in the highlands OF Colorado
and the DakotaS, and gradually reaching
the central valleys much earlier than Is
usual. also expect that frosts will about
complete the destruction of tender vege-
table growths as far south rs Jacksonville,
Mobile aud San Antonio. The September
drouth and heat OF the central valleys Will
have disappeared, and the first two sorm
waves Of Octooer-lst TO llth-wlll pro-
duce more rain in the west than ala sil
those of September. The October storm
waves will take routes more 10 the sonth
than did those Of September. September
storms spent their greatest force In Europe.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-04
SUCH CONTRACTS VOID.
Speculation in Grain Futures Illegal In
Minnesota.

ST. PAUL, October 3.-The Supreme
Court of Minnesota has reversed the de-
cision of the lower courts and filed de-
cision finding the dealings In grain futures
illegal aud void.
The finding is one Of great Importance,
as two large boards Of trade are now To-
Gated at Minneapolis and Duluth, the OPP
orators on which may now repudiate their
contracts with impunity, when on the
wrong side Of the market, except when
they deal in real wheat, oats and other
commodities.
The Supreme Court finds as follows
"Contracts for the sale and delivery OF
grain or other commodities 10 be delivered
at q future day are not unlawful where
parties Ia good faith intend TO perform
them according TO their terms. But con-
tracts in form for future delivery not IN
tended TO represent actual transactions,
but merely 10 pay and receive the differ
ence between the agreed price and the
market price at a future day, are In the ma
.ture,of wagers on the future price OF the
commodity, and void. The order or the
lower court is reversed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-04
,Ir.t,ce Harlan win Hear Them.

WASHINGTON, October 3.-Justice Field,
NJ the United States Supreme Court, has
requested Associate Justice Harlan 70 hear
the suit of the United States, complainant,
Us. the Central Pacific Railroad Company.
the Southern Pacific Company and the
Western Union Telegraph Company, de-
PENDANTS. which was brought before him in
chambers as presiding Judge Of the Ninth
Judicial california; Circuit. Justice Har-
Ian viii hear the case at any time ne may
designate during October, November or
December. AS most OF The counsel in the
case reside in New York, Chicago and
Washington, IL is probable that Justice
Harlan will decide 10 hear the arguments
in Washington, as Justice Field intended
10 90.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-04
IT IS A GIRL.
I nrchtsr Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Grover Cleveland.
h TIPS THE BEAM AT 8 POUNDS.
q. Vv-Prssiisns Bears Bis New HOaOr Well and
D,,-ss Hs New Baby is as Stout and Good as
Most Babies Three or Four Days Old.
Mrs. Cleveland Doing We'll.

vcw York, October 3.-There is an
.-sss 10 the house of Cleveland. The ex-
9.s..jeuts beautiful young wife presented
~ with a dauehter to-day az their home,
q Madison avenue. Little Miss Cleye-
"a was born az six minutes after mid
1r this morning. She tipped the scales
firnt pounds, and after testing her
--rs fell into q quiet SiumOer.
ur j. ID. Bryant was in attendance;
---bsr and child are doing well. The I'M
-.--srr news did not become known down
-r, until nearly noon. Then II spread
~-r the utmost rapidity, both IN the city
Ito other parts Of the country.
During the afternoon many flowers were
.s-- TO Mrs. Cleveland, and both tatner
e-f mother received hearty congratuIa-
r--s. The messenger boys began 10 move
-- The avenue with telegraDlic messages
5,n all parts OF the country. The eX-
D-ssi6ent bears his new hOnors modeStly'
gesaid to-day
u don't want TO brag any, but this BABY
-,v is as stout and as good as most oAoies
RI when they are three or four days OLD.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-04
On the Delaware Plan.

NEW CASTLE, DEL, October S.-This
morning Sheriff Simmons whipped i've
criminals, three negroes and two whites
as follows; Lorenzo Walters. colored
aged IL, who also stood one hour in the piI.
lory; John jackson and Daniel SOr6on
both colored, each five lasbes: John NIurphy
and William Moore, both whites, each ten
lasheS. Andrew II. Rice, colored. about
10 years Of age, who stole chickens. stood
one hour in the plllory; James Hanlev.
white, found guilty Of forgery, stood one
hour in the pillOry and viii spend one wear
In iail
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-04
THE MINERS WIN.
A Decision to Remove the Convicte In
Tennessee.

KxoxvILLE, Tenn, October 3.-A case
came before the Knox County Criminal
Court Yesterday, on writ OF habeas cor
pus, which is an attempt 20 do by law what
the Briceville miners recently attempted
to do by violence-prevent convicts from
being worked In any mines in the state.
The convicts at Briceville are sub-leased
and the lawyers for the miners assert this
10 be illegal. They induced convict, sen.
fenced for murder. 10 sue for writ OF
habeas corpus. Yesterday Judge Sneed
rendered a decision, which II affirmed by
the Supreme Court, now in session, will
cause all convicts In East Tennessee 70 be
removed 70 the State Penitentiary. Law
yers believe that the order OF the lower
Court will be confirmed
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-04
DR. j. EDWIN WILSON'S DEATH
Caused by Heart Disease. superinduced
by Excitement.

Special 7sIscrom to TIE Sunday Register.
CHARLEsTowS, w. VA, October 3.--Dr
J. Edwin Wilson, a prominent physician OF
Summit Point, seven miles west OF TINS
place, and who is half brother Of Con-
gressman William L. Wilson, died this az
terDoon at the residence Of Congressman
William l.. Wilson, in this city.
DR.. Wilson'S death was brought on oy
heart trouble, accompanied by congestion
of the lungs Yesterday he left his home
for this place, driving spirited horse, and
on the way the horse became somewhat
unmanageable This caused the doctor
great nervous excitement, and soon after
arriving here he was taken with shortness
of breath and hid to be removed 10 his
brothers residence. being unconscious
part of the time. This morning he grew
worse, and his death followed this evening
He was a man of exemplary character,
and highly respected. He leaves widow
and five children. His age was about sixty
years. The funeral will take place Sunday
from the residence of Congressman VIII
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-04
We LsBUaG'3 CHALLENGE.
Ker Base Ball Club Wants to Play Any
Amateur Nine in the State.


SIR:-Representatives of the Wellsburg
and Warrington base ball clubs met at the
H. tel Beller, IN Wheeling, on Fridays
TO try TO arrange game between
thetwo clubs The Manningtons refused
to play W Tn the'r own club and no assist
aude from outsiders or professional play
ers The Wellsburg club refused to con-
cede this point, but offered other conces-
sioNs hut no game was arranged.
Wells6urg claims to have the champion
AMI ur team of the State, and will play
am tsam in the State on the following
coihltions: None but amateurs to com
DO e the teams and the teams to be made
up by players who have played with
tbak CLUB during the present year
thd umpire to be selected by the Wheel
ind REGISTER or Pittsburg Dispatch; the
wiiuing CLUB to take all the receipts
and the entire stakes. no matter what
arbunt may be fixed, and the losing club
To bay all expenses incurred; the choice
OF krounds to b. decid I'd by tossing coin.
his challenge is open 10 any amateur
bae ball club in the STATE.
WELLsBURG BASE BALL CLUB.
Tells5Urg, october 3, 1891
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-04
Association sanding.
The League Standing.
NEW yORKwINs
A Good Game From Hf Sister City Over
the Rtvtr.

New YORK. October S.-The Giants
woke up to-day and wen a good game.
score:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-04
PRESS COMMENTS
On tho speech OF MR.. gladstone mt New
Castle-some Censurc.


Castle-Some Censurc.
LONDON, October 3.-The newspapers
this city all contain exhaustive comments
upon Mr. Gladstoneis speech delivered at
New Castle last night. The Times says
Mr. Gladstone never before so completely
abdicated the functions OF a great leader or
sunk so absolutely 10 the position OF
mouthpiece Of "A political machine. Ho
plays the part of a mere Snowman OF tho
war turned out by "A caucus, His profound
belief in his success renders his action all
the more extraordinary He has no idea
OF what he will do with IL and remains on
the fence 10 regard 20 tho eight-hcpr Qrcs.
tlon. But he begs New Castle 20 vote Tor
Mr., Morley.
The standard CONSERVATIVE states that
"lt becomes increasingly difficult 20 crit-
cize Mr.. Gladstone's speech. He does not
make the most simple effort 20 direct pub
lie opinion, but merely inquiries OF wiro
pullers what proposals are likely TO attract
votes or 20 assist Homo Rule plans. And,
having cautiously assured themselves that
the transaction Is "A paying one, be pledges
himself to the bargain"
Tho Chronicle complains OF his chilling
treatment OF the labor question.
The Ncirs says: "Mr. GladstOno's warn
ing 10 the Peers is likely 10 exert whole
some influence on them. They viii proba-
bly, throw Lord Salisbury over as they did
before-when tho ship labors and threat
ems TO founder"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-04
AN OHIO TRAGEDY.
Two Men Killed as the Result of Petty
Quarrel.

LIMA, o., October 3.-Yesterday William
HOusen and Spencer Cameron, farmers liv-
ing near kentOn, engaged in a quarrel at
the farm Of the latter over some trifiing
matter, when Cameron went into the house
and secured his shotgun, came out and shot
HOuSen in the breast Cameron then
closed in on Housen and beat him over the
head, knocked him down, jumped on him
and was hammering him when HOusen's
son ran 10 his assistance and crushed Cam
eron's skull with the butt end of the gun.
Cameron's son then rushed out to avepge
his fathers murder, but assistance inter-
vened. Housen is in a critical condition
and cannot live
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-04
Whom the rrsatles Frnire

WASHINGTON, October BY royal de-
cree, communicated 70 the Governor GEN
eral OF Cuba by the Colonial Minister, the
privileges granted TO the United Stated by
tAe last reciprocal commercial arrange
ment between the United States and SpSin
snail also De granted 10 all nations which
IN their treaties with Spain have the clvuse
OF "mest favored nations, - as long as said
treaties are lu operation. They all, except
the treaty with Sweden. will terminate in
February, 1892. The treaty with Sweden
viii expire IN June Of the same year. After
the lst of July, 1892, only the United States
Will enjoy the PRIVILEGES Of the arrange
mentS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-04
THE Third TINE.
CIearfeid's Bank President Arrested
Can't Get Bond.


PrTrsBURe. PA. October "A Clear
aeld. Pa, Trl-State News Bureau spe-
c,al says: Presiden. Dill, Of the deiunct
HoutzdaIe and Clearfeld Banks was ar
rested again tonight, making the third
time to-day. The last arrest was made
on a warrant sworn out In Houtzdale
charging him with embezzlirg SIS, 900.
he had Just secured bail for the other
charges and tho new suit created panic
among the bondsnen. He has not yet
been able TO secure another dollar Of
bail, aud he IS now at
his home closely guarded BY
officers, two deputies being sent there
this evening. II Is believed be will 20
10 jail some time tonight, but officers
say they will try and keep him in
his own house until the arrival OF q. ).
District Attorney Lyon and U. 5. Mar
shall DarrEh, both OF PittsburR, who
have been autographed for and will ar
rive here tomorrow morning When
the news spread that Dill was TO be ar
rested, the trouble with depositors
broke out anew and the excitement
tonight IL almost as great es when the
banks first failed. II was generally
thought that no arrests would be made
At least until later on, and Bank Exam
iner Miller. In charge OF the CIear6eid
bank, and Receivers Byers and Dickey,
OF Houtzdale, were allowed 70 20 quiet
II on with their work investigating tho
bkoks Of the bank, when they stumbled
Oh entries which caused the arrest. The
Huns and SIavs are still Wild over their
l)sses, aud tonight the late President
was burned IN ef3gy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-04

ST. PETERsBuR0. October 3.-The re-
serves in tho south Of Russia hove been
called out for three weeks drill 10 is b.
Heyed portion OF them VIII remain for An
indefinite period with their colors. SIX
hundred yersts OF military roads have inst
been completed in Vilna, Grodno. Kovno
and Moghile1. The roads are 90 con-
structed tha; they can be quickly trans
formed into railways. The bridges rsss
upon stone pillars clamped with iron.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-04
pouLAsoEs HURLED.
An Immense Crowd or People Prcsent.
Some Disorder.

BRUSSELS, October 3.-The funeral of
Gen. Boulanger took place to-day. An I'M
mense crowd OF people assembled hours be-
fore the time fixed for the interment cere-
monies IN front Of the residence Of the dead
soldier, Ia The Rue Montoyeer.
The police were not able 20 maintain or
der and gen dnrmes were called, who sue
ceeded in controlling the MODS. but rot
until after several arrcsts wero made.
The coffin Of the unfortunate General
was covered with hundreds Of floral
wreaths tied with tri-col0red ribbons. most
" sent from France by his political ad-
rnirers, aud In addition there was a num-
Der Of tri colors festooned about aud draped
around the casket containing the remains
OF the once popular idol Of large section
OF French people.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-04
Piedmont wins Two Games.

N1'---. L59eITll7l y 10 'ITIIl3 N51I5-eF-
PIEDMONT, ". VA, October 3.-The
Piedmont club won two games Of base ball
today. They played the BOwery club at l
o'clock. Batteries. Jack, pitcher, Porter
catcher, for Bowery; Mansfield pitcher,
Mclaughlin catcher, for Piedmont. The
bowery club o5jecting % the umpire's de-
c.Si0ns quit PLAYING IN the eighth inning,
Tie score standing 70 4. The game was
given to Piedmont, score, 9 90. At three
?. 70, they played LoanacOuing Stars.
Burt and Pollock for Piedmont; Porter
ana Mclaughlin for homecoming. Score:
Piedmont q, Stars 4.