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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-10
Gompsr, ON the Eight-Hour Day.

Chicago, April 9.-Samuel Gompers,
President of the American Federation
OF Labor. arrived in the citp this after
noon. In an interview on the prospects
OF success In the proposed demand for
the eight-hour day by the miners OF the
country, he said:
II have consulted with representa-
tive labor men in every section of the
country, and in every instance ! have
been assured that If the miners through
out the country are not granted the
eight-hour day by May !, the laborlng
people throughout the country, from
the Atlantic to the Pacific, will render
us all the financial assistance needed to
win the expected strike. There are 1870,
600 men in our organizations, and the
miners can rely upon every one of them
for assistance If the threatened strike
should occur
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-10
New Charters Issued

Spscill Telegram 70 he Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, April 9.-The
Potomac Building Stone and Iron Com
pany was chartered to-day to quarry
stone mine and manufacture iron, oper-
ate blast furnaces. bore for oil and gas
etc. The once will be at CharleStown.
Cauital $3.50, with the privilege oI IN
creasing 1t TO $4,000. The moor
,,,rotors are Chas. +. Keller. G. B.
WoIer ]. Garland Hurst, ChaS. II. Trail
and Forest W. Brown, all of Jefferson
county.
The Granite State Building Co@rnan!
was also chartered 20 operate a build
ing and loan association al Charleston
with a capital Of $1,000, and the privi-
lege of increasing it to $500, 600. Geo.
e.. Hackett. of Wakefield, Mass, and
other Massachusetts people are the in
corDOratOrS.
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SPENCER INSANE ASYLUM.
Partial Payments Made on Contracts-The
Insurance Placed.


PARKERsBURG, April 9.-The Board
Directors of the Second Asylum for the
Insane. did the following business to-
day. An appropriation Of Sl3,5s1.2O was
made 90 Henry O. BIenneSS, and $4,000
20 Trimble x Lutz. of Wheeling, on
their contracts. The Treasurer was or
dered 70 draw on the State Auditor for
$500, the amount appropriated for in-
suraucc. Most OF the day was spent in
the awarding Of the contract for the in
surance Of the building. Six com
pauies put in bids, among which
were several local companies. 1t
was finally awarded to K. II. Whitlock,
the lowest bidder, at the rate Of Sl35 on
the thousand dollars, for five years, on
the building valued at S43, SOL.
Hon. w L. Lively, DR.. Camden and
Senator woodward were appointed a
special committee 10 visit and examine
buildings similar TO the proposed main
building, TO be built soon, and to en-
plcy an architect, and to report plans
aud specification at the next meeting OF
the Board. Some bills and expense ac-
counts were allowed. and the Board ad-
jOurued.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-10
Stock Yards on Fire.

CINCINNATI, April 9.-The Union
stock yards, situated In Camp Washing
ton, about four miles from the centre OF
the city, are on fire. The fire started
about $50 in the hay sheds AMI spread
rapidly to the grain sheds and
cattle pens. The fremen are trying to
confine the fire within its present limits,
for it is spreading to the old sheds.
Everything in the neighborhood will go.
The loss already has been about $50. 900.
partially insured. There was no loss on
stock.
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sHARP's FOUNDRY
Burned Yesterday for the Fourth Time In
Twelvs Years-The Loss and Insurance.

spscia. Ts.-grsrs % no Register.
SrEUBENvuLE. April AT 9:45 this
this morning an alarm of fire was turned
in from box Sci. and it was soon learned
that Sharu's large stove foundry, on
North Fifth street, near Market, was IN
flames. The fire originated in the pack
ing room. on the second floor, and the
explosion 0f barrel Of oil kept there
caused the flames 20 spread so rapidly
that in a Few minutes the eu.ire four
story portion OF the works, which was
used us grinding rooms, packing rooms,
nickel plate shop and storage rooms,
was burning fercely, and twenty min
utes after the alarm sounded the
Inside OF the building was entirely
burned out and the four walls
fell in with loud crash, sending a
shower OF sparks and flames up into the
>ky. The fire department succeeded ia
saving the mold shop and adjoining
buildings, although az Que time IL
looked as u the whole structure would
oe destroyed.
This is the fourth time this foundry
has been destroyed by fire in twelve
years. 70 having always been rebuilt by
Sharp i Son At the present time the
irm was overruu with orders and the
works We're running on double time
The pay roI shows that sixty persons
were employed iu the foundry, alI of
whom will be thrown out OF employ
uSt ......,... ...,.
Ios, at $4,000. the portion Of the build
.ngs burned being valued 40 O,00O and
the stock and machinery destroyed at
$4,000 The Insurance held by them is
as follows Imperial, of London, 81, 500;
Merchants. of Newark, y. j., $500
Commercial Union. of London, s., 500;
Milwaukee Mechanics, Sl,5OO; German
American. of New York, S2.5O0: North
eru. Of London. s. 500; North British
and Mercantile. -. 800, total Sl4, 500.
To is not yet definitely settled whether
the foundry viii be rebuilt or not, but
the probabilities are that 10 will. as "a
good portion OF Jhe buildings escaped
destruction. aud the wide reputation
tbe estabIs shmeut has and its conSe-
quent heavy patronage would preclude
the idea of abandoning 10.
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Mines on Fire.

HoUGHToN, MICH, April 9.-Smoke
Of an underground fire filled the Quincy
and Franklin mines last night and the
miners rushed to the surface in panic.
Two OF the Quincy miners, lately from
the iron mines, lost their way and did
not get to the surface for hours. Many
others had narrow escapes. No pre-
diction can be made as to the
duration of the fire, as the indications
are fully as strong as at the late Calumet
and Hecla fire, and that lasted for many
weoks. The fire was caused by the
mine engineer, C. E. Bailey, and his as
sistants, building fire to warm their
dinner pals, which they failed to ex-
tinguiSh properly.
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Rennhllcan Rlnt Nm snnin.

QpoETo, April Q, This city, recently
Ihe scene Of violent Repuhl'caa out-
break, was to-day disturbed by Bepub.-
can rioters. The trouble arose through
the arrest during fairoi several tileye,
who were mistaken by the crowd fur
Republican agI.ators. A riot followed.
which the military was summoned o.
que... The soldiers were stoned By ,nc
floters, and were forced 10 charge upon
the mob, iniuring many.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-10
IrI,b National League Meering.

CINcGNNATI, o. April 9.-Eighteen
members out OF the thirty-tive compos-
ing the Executive Committee of the
Irish National League Of America are
in session to-day AT the Burnet House
with President John Fitzgerald, Of Lin
coin, Neb., in the chair, and Mr.. p. j..
Sutton. secretary. The session is Sc
cret one, and will probably continue
through the day. The meeting is called
to consider the present situation In Ire
land of the National cause, and to de-
termine what shall be the attitude Of
the American branch toward the two
factions in Ireland.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-10
Master and Journs,men rlumher, Acrrc.

ISDIANAtoLIs, April g.-The master
and jOarneymen plumbers have reached
an agreement. the former % employ
none but union men, wages 90 boz ~
cents and 30 cents for plumber. and as
and &C. cents for gas filters, aud so cents
for steam filters, eight hour, 10 b-a dly IS
work. Nearly al the master tlnner-
have s,gned the schedule recently pre-
s5nted By the iOurneYmen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-10

BERLIN. April 9.-Thc NorG car
man Gazette referring 70 the -n.t.d
States commercial treaty with Brazil
says to-day that the German exporters
will probably lose great portion of thr
South Americn market and thi, is % rea-
son. the Gdzetic adds. for the conclusion
Of the AuStro-German treaty as paving
a way for new trade outlets.
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Two senators Oppose 1t.

SpectG! telegram 10 the Register.
COLUMBUS, o., April 9.-The caucus
OF the Democratic members Of the Gen
eral Assembly has decided to push the
Buchannon bill, providing for the cleo
tion OF Presidential electors by Congress
sional districts but two Democratic
Senators. Howell and Lowery, oppose
it, and it IS believed it will not pass.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-10
Steel GIrder. Garnisheed.

CHICAGO, April "a train load OF
steel girders, for use in the Masonic
temple, are held in the b. & o. yards
here by attachment proceedings. The
Columbia Coke and Steel Company, of
Uniontown, Pa, had the contract for
furnishing these girders and it failed
last week. Creditors brought garnshee
proceedings on the b. Il o., and several
car loads are held at the yards awaiting
decision of the court. Yesterday the
railway company asked Judge Altgeld
to allow them to deliver the cOnsign-
ment. Argument was heard to-day.
One OF the attorneys had a telegram
from Uniontown saying that the COM
pany would resume business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-10
Locked -, setnrn. ID.

CHICAGO. April 9.-Maior Ballantine,
OF the City Press Association, under IN
structi0ns oi the President Of that asso-
citation, has taken the returns Of Tues
days election, as gathered by the City
Press Association that night, and has
locked them up Tor safe keeping. fhis
action was taken with view 10 their
pse % necessary in case a contest should
arise over the Mayoralty election.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-10
Must Draw Lots.

ISDIANAPoLIs, April 9.-The Indiana
Supreme Court has decided that where
candidates for public Office receive an
equal number OF votes, the election must
be determined by the drawing OF lots.
In the case on which this decision was
based there were candidates for trustee
in Decatur county who each received
the same number OF votes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-10
Grew Out Of on speculatlon..

SpfcilI IeIe1ruH 70 nc hsyI"IT'
CLARKsBURG, w. VA, April Com
siderable excitement prevailed here to-
day when the rumor was confirmed that
James Monroe and L. d. Jarvis had Ia
stituted suit in the Circuit Court OF this
county against T. NJ. Jackson, laying
the damages at large sum. The suit
grew out OF some misunderstanding in
regard to recent oil speculationS. The
result will be awaited with considerable
anxiety
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Threatened to BOYCOTT the Road.

New YORK, April 9.-The Chicago
and Alton stands alone by the various
rail,oad associations for its determina-
tlon to pay commissions 10 aeents. the
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy has
sent a telegram to the board agreeing
10 oconform toltS decisions. On Wednes-
day next. unless the Chicago and Alton
repents Of its present stand, the threat
ened boycott will 90 into effect. All OF
It's tickets will be taken off sale by the
5l roads 10 ,Ae bQycott movement.
Time tables will be taken from ears ana
baggage will not be checked through
over the Alton to any point on It's line
on the other roads.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-10
Immigrants Pouring In

lnFS Apr r0-day's regis
.srtrouattbc barge Office
station a4s been the largest
las. summer. There were 4.322
passengers from six steamships
cred. The steamships Cachemire
bermuda arrived yesterday with
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-10

OMAHA, NEB., April 9.-The strike Of
the Burlington switchmen is assuming
A serious nature. The yards are guard
ed by police aud although the strikers
are quiet at present, they threatened to
ihjure tue non-union men at work.
Trouble is feared to-nigh!
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A Nem Chnrrr Arnln.l nlna.lnn.-
A Fe.er slrIck.n Nr...l.

GLASGOW, April o. The Anchor
Line steamship Circas,.a. Captain Hoo
berwick, which vessel lcit Now york
on March i, reached hara yt-f.I.l.
with fever on board. :, detained .f
quarantine. The second engineer OFF tt0
steamship died from the fever during
the voyage, and seven other, Di fhr
Circassia's crew are suffering from thr
same maIady. The nature of thr lrtrr
Is not stated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-10
ChIcnpnia Now CnunciI.

ChIeAao, April s.-The new city
council, as near as can be ascertained,
is as follows: Republicans, %; Demo
Gratis a; Independent Democrat. !.
The present council consists OF 81 Re-
publicans, "a Democrats, !nGepeh-
dent Republicans, ana Independent
democrat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-10

LANCASTER, PA April Milton
Kaufman, a yogHg man of this city,.
died ten dayZ ~go under mysterious cir
cumst9nces, and last night hi. brother
Harry died from the same symptoms.
which resemh..d arseuicai poisoning
Their father to-day stated that Harry
had confessed 10 han that be- and bis
brother had taken poison with ttr oD-
ject Of dyiag together The boy would
give 10 reason for hi, act.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-10
New York, Increased Mortality,

NEW YORK, April 9.-The mortality
for the "a hours ending at noon to-day
shows an alarming increase over the
previous days record, and 1t is the
largest since the grip epidemic OF 1889
and 1890. The total number OF deaths
in the city during the past "a hours is
2O6, against l76 for the preceding
week.
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Llesnge sralR7ted in Weston.

WESTON. w. V. April 9.-The County
Court refused to grant license TO sell
whiskey to several applicants from
hoaaoSe, jacksonville, Camden, and
other points outside of the town OF
Weston. The refusal was based upon
lengthy petitions from all these points
asking the Court not TO grant license.
The Court granted license TO four ap-
niicapes a. Weston, as the City Council
il I'm favor liCense.
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THE CHICAGO MAYORALTY.
oniclaI Canvass Begun Yesterday-Both
sides Claim Victory.

Chicago, April 9.-The official can
vaSS OF the votes in the late election be-
gan this afternoon, and IL is expected
that the work will not be completed in
side OF a week. Both the Republicans
and Democrats continue TO claim the
election of their respective candidates
for Mayor, and until the official canvass
Is finished, it will be impossible to de-
clare positively which is correct.
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Flnnd In tic NIissnnri.

ST. JosEPH, Mo, April 9.-The citi-
zens of Ellwood, Kansas, suburb OF
st. Joseph, are greatly alarmed at the
rising OF the Missouri river. The water
Is now ten feet above the low water
marx and rapidly rising, hllwood is
cpon very lcE .~ound and has been sew
eral times washed away.
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MiNNEAPoLIs. MIN, April 9.-The
McHale anti-tights bill having r-ssed
the Senate to-day, TIC WllDer Opera
Company nQW playing a twelve weeks
engagement In this city will don bloom
ers for the remainder Of their engage
mont
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-10

BURNS or wounds should be attended TO
carefully, especially in cold weather. We
would recommend Salvation Oil in such
cases. All dealers sell it for p cents a
bottle.
LIFE is full Of sorrows and disappoin..
meuts, but the most sapggihe hopes Of ali
those who try DR. Bulls Cough Syrup are
always realized ItneVeT disappoints. Al
all dealers. Price s5 cents.
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Australian Ballot Bill Passes the Ohio
HnnaR.

opstldl IeltJFuW 70 IHe He1I''|'
COLUMBUS, o., April 0.-After pro-
tracted night session the so-called Aus
tralian ballot bill has just passed the
House Of Representatives. 1t provides,
in brief, for a State board and county
boards OF elections, for the secret ballot
by election booths and for official tickets
on the Indiana style, with the excep-
tions mentioned. The election laws
now in force are not materially changed.
The bill nov goes to the Senate, where
# will probably also be passed ahd thus
become a law
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This Looks Ominou,

ST. PETERsBUEc, April 9-Thc aar
Office has ordered the eeXpulsion from flo
Russian camps on the frontier OF aU for-
eign traders The war office fears 'h.i
these traders might serve as guide, rD
the Austro-German forces boo thr event
OF war. Hungarian pcddlcr>, especially.
are suspected OF acquiring knowledge of
the various strategic route, beading
into RusslA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-10

ST. PAUL, april 9.-The McHalc bill,
which prohibits the wearing Of tights
on the stage in this State, and compel
ling the use OF at least short skirt,
passed the Senate OF the State Legisla-
ture this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-10

SouFE~ET, PA, April ], 1871.
/. David Nicely. make, concerning
the murder of Herman Umberger, for
which ann convicted and sentenced 10
be hung April 3, the following state
ment. i was present when Herman
Tmberger was murdered. ] left my
home about one o'clock on February -.
lss9. t0 go 90 some place In Somerset
county FOR the purpose OF robbery II
not murder. and did not know who was
to be robbed. not learning | mOerger $
name until well ON the road. The muir
der took place about seven O'Clock M
taa evening. I arrived at home about
one or two o'clock next morning. 1
had a pistol and hred Il into the ceiling,
bur not with the intention OF hitting
Mr.. Umberger, nor did any shot
fired hit him. l Intended
only 90 srighten him. As TO my evil
deusa ir court, part was true ana part
was not. My evidence was not true in
tbis. said was not present az Her
man Cmberyer'S murder, when 1 was
The pOcketb0Ok produced ia court as
mine was not the one which / gave 20
VIII Thomas. as I-teStihed In court. IL
was bogus. Hamilton Smiths teSti-
mony .u the case against me was false
in this. iVas not Ia Ligonier on FEB
rulrv 27. Issa, as hs syore Lew Bener
and Ed McCracken did not meet me ON
tine pike as stated iu court Charles
Veneer and Lewis Veneer, his son, couiu
rot have recognized me, Us their testl-
monv saws they did on the PittS0urg
and Philadelphia pike February p.
1850. make this statement IN view OF
approaching execution in fear OF Tod
trethlully. 90 C.. W. Oranges, ~ spirit
uai advise While he does not say So
10 is thought.that Dave intended TO con
view the idea that Joe committed the
murder
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ItaIIan soeIalI.,Ie pemon.lratlan.

ROM. April 9.-The Socialist.
throughout Italy are organizing dem.
onstration for the lst of May They
have issued a sinister manifesto printed
on red paper, which is being secretly
distributed among wOrkiugmeu. Il
circular calls for meeting 10 Maple.
MAY Day
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-10
summaries m q Hctel Bic.

New LONDON, CoNS., April a.-Early
this morning fire broke out in Jacob
Schwarz's dry goods store in the Central
Hotel building. The guests barely
escaped. One however, Michael DAILY,
aged 20. father Of the DAILY Bros, pro
prietors Of the hotel, was sufiocated'
Loss. Sa0.OOO.
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MANlPUR MASSACRE
WAY BRlTISa COMMISSIONER QUlSIOY Ay0
PARTY WE'RE SLAUGHTERED.
II ihs Rsnipurs Story is Trus They p,s ry.t Dsait.
Horrible Atrocities -Aroihtr Engagement Be-
tween tie Tr0ops-The Rtb.l.io.s Tr5is
Willing 70 Submit 10 the British.

SDLA. April g.-The letter received
here yesterday from the leader of the
Manipurs, who ordered the massacr. OF
Chief Commissioner James " Qgintln
and his colleagues al Manipur >ay.
"Ihe British troops attacked the pa.-
ace and maSSacred nay soldiers aud also
killed women and children. ln addi-
| tlon they threw women aud children
into the burning houses. aud de>ccratri
the Temples. Therefore We killed
Chlef Commissioner Quniou and
party"
The party referred To as killed by the
Manipurs was composed of Chief Com
missioner Qulnton, Col. Skeuc. Lieut.
Simpson, Mr.. f. 81. {. Grimlord.
MeSSrs. CosSins and Melville. Lieut.
Grant, who was in command az % small
British force which stormed and c.t-
tured Fort Thabat recently and pr. ,-
grave In command of detachment %
troops Sent TO reinforce Lieut.. Grant.
one OF whom 10 was feared was tho Brit
l,h officer. reported To have been killed
during the further Disturbances ahi
lighting near Manipur are now both
said to be safe.
Adyices have been received hcre of 81
brilliant success for the British forces
near Manipur.
The state OF mind iu which the on. .ia..
ilnd themselves may be- judged from t.r
fact that the Niceroy OF India. the Mar
quiS OF LanSdowue. Is ou the rofnf uf
resigning his Office. According 20 fie
cheering dispatch received to-day. OBJ,
Manipurs have made fierce affara
upon the slender force of GluIrka.
commanded by Lieutenant Grant Thr
Manlpurs attack was >tlbborn.y maIe.
and they pushed forward in spite Of a
destructive fire. The enemy fought
gaIlantly aud finally the Mauipur, wcr.
repulSed, the usurplng rlJal anl tNu
prominent chief, who haj DISPLAYED rc-
markable bravery. being b. .leI dur.n.
the loss OF life The Manpur, now
express willingness tO recognize f.r
authority Of the British l0itai~ ~dIr.tf.
ly the British troop, re-cutcr Ma..l.r
Additional troops are low 600 ihrirn.
20 Manipur. where the mas>arr. .f tt.
GhoorkaS and the Subsequent dratl 10
Chief Commissioner QpIntnu aud i.-
party Will De- thoroughly liNt. .IgItrI.
New Charge Against Gladstone.
LONDON. April 90 In connection W.fh
the charge made boy Mr. ParrcN uat
MIR. Gladstone bad received American
dynamiter> at MS residence boz uama.-
den, the 81 Jamc, Gd1lG, publishes
story 10 the effect that Mr. Atkinson. OFF
Detroit, and Dr. O'Rcily visited Eus-
land IN lss9 as emi>saric, ot Alexander
Sullivan. and as representative. OF tho
lrish-American Extremist prtY auI
that while To- England thr 1870 gentle
men visited Mr. Gladstone. The p.per
adds that aS Dr. O'Rcl.y', uamr Wa-
one OF the most notorou, in connection
with the dynamitcr>, Mr. Gladstone
could not have received them without
knowing their true character
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-10

wood. arrested for obtaining money un-
der false pretenses. Keller alleges Allen
borrowed SIS from him a short time
since and gave a worthless check on
Raver swood bank. Allen gave bond to
appear on the 18th.
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pre.IdentiaI Po.tmasters Appointed.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 9.-The
President has appointed the following
postmasters: James d. Caldwell, Sharon,
Pa. vice j. 5. Stitt, removed; David >.
Heburn. LanSdale, Pa; A. j. Hearn,
Bluefeld, w. Va, the Office becoming
Presidential.
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Coward nv Name and Nature,

JEFFERSoNvuLE. IND, April o.
Jane. CQward and his mother quarrelled
this morning. She struck him with a
rock, and he procured pistol loaded
with shot and discharged It full in her
face. wounding her fatally.
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Tried Hide Her shame.

Special telegram to the Register.
COLUMBUS, O., April 9.-It is discov-
cred that Miss Josie Wood, who died at
Springfield, Ohio, April l, was a victim
of malpractice. She was the star In
the 'Out Of Sight company.
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ohio,s Child Labor La ".

Spsci0l Itls0rgm 70 thf heglsIt''
COLUMBUS. O., April 9.-Mc Dermot's
child labor law passed the Senate to-
day and is now law. 1t forbids the
employment Of children under fourteen
years.