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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-10
The Koch treatment ProhIblted.

MADRID, March "A commission oi
six MEDICAL men, appointed TO investi-
gate the Koch method of treating CON
sumptiyes, has reported In favor Of the
total suspension OF that form OF treat
ment. it having been found, according
to the committees report, that not a
single cure had been effected here by
the use OF the method in question.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-10

MADISON. WIS, March 9.-The Re
trepchmcut Committee OF the LeglSla-
ture is considering a proposition to re-
duce the pay Of the clergymeu Of Madl-
SON. who are called ON 90 open the ses-
Sions az the two houses with prayer.
The last Legislature reduced the price
To $40 prayer, and now il is proposed
L., make the price SlO per week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-10
Only Took Two Rounds.

NEW YORK, March A-The much
talked Of twenty round glove contest
between Jimmy Hagan, Of philadel.
phia, and Tommy Danforth. Of this
city, which was fought tonight at the
Kniokerbocker Athletic Club, HobOken,
was Of short duration. 1t only took
two rouRds to settle 1t by Hagan land
ing 4 Highlander on Danforth's eye
which doubled him up and compelled
him to give no the fgh,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-10
nnmilton peclared Dead.

Ns~ YoEN, March after taxing
some evidence, ihis morning. concern
ina the death OF KoDert Ray Hami ton
SURROGATE Ransom gave immaculate
Judgment in the noted contest over the
sili of Hamilton by Evanscllne l. Mann
in which De- declared that Hamilto" is
dead. and lhen admitted the Will TO pro-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-10
Sir Charles Dilke's Case.

LONDON. March 9.--At a meeting of
Liberals to-day Sir Charles Dixie said
that he was confident that he would be
able TO clear his character and return
once more to political life, He was con
fident that if he accepted the nomina-
tion for Parliament for the Forest OF
Dean he would be triumphantly re-
turned, but he could not definitely de-
eide to-day to contest the seat. Lady
Dixie, wife OF Sir Charles pike, also
addrt ssed the meeting She said she
was convinced that her husband would
yet be cleared OF the charges against
him
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-10
Iron ore Miners Strike.

IsHPEMNG, Mich, March 9.-Some
$50 miners employed ia the iron mines
here are on strike. They demanded
that they be allowed to Quit work at
5:45 in the evening, IN order that they
might REACH the surface at o'clock.
Thi. demand was rejected and the men
struck.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-10
Al Jehnssn ssIIs out.

CLEVELAND. O., March % lbert I.
Johnson sold an his interest in baS--62li
to-day. both in Cleveland aud Cincin-
natl. 20 the National League for $50,
900 cash. The sale was made by j..
Palmer O'Neill and Ed Hanlon OF Pitts
burg. aud Johnson. Judge Sanders aud
l.. A. Russell, %. this city. II follows
that there viii be no league club in Gin
cluuAtl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-10

CINCINNATI o., March 9.-Nicholas
Vincent. unmarried, aged 30, was found
to-day in his cobber shop fatally burned
and died on his way to the hospital. 1t
is supposed be upset lighted lamp in a
drunken sleep. 4 hole was burned
through the foor on which he was lying,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-10
- Nh Cnnte.t settIed.

NFw NoEs, March 9.-The Faycr-
weather will contest has been brought
to "a sudden close. Tue ease has been
settled. aud the objections @iihdra"n'
EN-Surroeate Rollins decunrs ~ say
upon what basis the matter has Dec"
settled. though Surrogate Ransom
lated that the allegations OF undue 'h-
nueu.s LaI not been sustained.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-10
a nIIuLnrd strIkes Enrland.

LONDON, March.9.-A terrific blizzard
prevails throughout the southwest por-
tion of England The storm is the
severeSt on record in that part OF the
country. Many small vessels have been
wrecked of the coast. The loss OF live
stock is also reported obe heavy. Hun
dredS of sheep and lambs have per
shed IN the storm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-10

Special l-leg' tn 'D M. hsgis'ef.
COLUMBUS, o., March At the reg
ular weekly meeting OF the Methodist
preachers of Columbus, this morning,
the temperance question being dis
cussed. Secretary ol State Blaine was
severely criticised for soliciting by Spe-
cial circular the sale Of American beer
and other malt liquors 90 the south
American Republics. DR. Bennett de-
clarrd this was the first instance Oh
record of an official attempting To sell
I..rr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-10
Iirht MrIrnt ChampIon.hIp.

A,prr>oN. IND. March 9.-E. d.
Jeffries and Tommy Hubbard. light
weights. fought FOR 5000 and the light
weight championship OF the Indiana gas
belt yesterday. The men wore tight
x,ote> aud the fight was 20 be 10 "a
6ni.b. Az was given To- JeffrieS at the
end ~ the foasth round ON a foul. Dick
Collier. ex-champiOg middle weight
....t..T as rafarnn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-10

Sp.-ill ls.sgrdn, n, NE h-gti'r
81. CLAW~vuLE, O., March 9.-Dr.
John Alexander, the oldest and one oi
the most prominent physicians in the
county. was. while visiting patient yes
terday morning. stricken with paralysis.
he remains iu a very crltital condition.
10 8, possible that his wonderful vitality
may carry him through this attack, but
hi, complete recovery is impossible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-10
coa, Miners, Strike Settled.

PrrrsBuRG, March 9.-The six thouS-
and miners in the fourth coal pool in
the Monongahala Valley resumed work
this morning al the Increased rate OF
wages conceded by the operators. There
is general rejoicing in the Valley over
the settlement Of the long strike and
the prospects Of steady work through
the SDring.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-10
Methodist Book Concern Spreading

CINCINNATI, o., March 9.-In pursu-
ance Of the authority granted by the
general book committee Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church at its recent
meeting here, the Western Methodist
Book Concern has bought for $50, 900
lot at Fourth and Home streets, ad-
Joining their present building. On this
will shortly be erected additional build
ings. The growth Of this concern mas
been astonishing the past seven years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-10

The worlds famou, magician. Herr
mann. aided by Nine. Hermann. N..
be- seen at the Opera House neat MYn
day. March IL, which will in aiI praba
bility, attract all lovers OF wonder. A.
an exponent Of the BLACK Art Herr
maun has always been away up 10 thr
top Of the tree. H. come, no~ aIih i
wonderful array Of new trick. and i.Iu
sions, such a. have never been produced
here before, among them being ->tr..
belka," his latest and greatest Illusion
New Black Art. " "A Slave GIr'.
Dream, %" "florineffhe Child OF theAir.
Abdul Khan, the Oriental fak.r. Prince
Awata. royal japanese iuggl,r. aud
Others.
'Strobeika, Hermann, latest il'l-
sion, seems 10 he very ificuit 20 expose.
a. no reasonable explanation of tl,
clege, Illusion hd, thu, iar been given
70 the public.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-10
w,u protest Froptisr County Eleetiens.

OTTAWA, oST., March a.-lt is an
nounced that ii the courts will permit
il the election In every frontier county
that went against the Macdonald gov
ernment will be protested, and the
eght be made over again. Sir John
Macdonald expects to win number of
his seats back again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-10
The Wheeling steel Plant Start. Up.

After an idleness Of about seven
weeks, the Wheeling steel plant re-
sumed operations yesterday morning.
Il was ton o'clock before a start was
made, but after that time everything
worked smoothly. 1t is quite probable
that the several nail factories which
depend upon the Wheeling plant for
supply OF material will now start up.
Workmen are changing the nail plate
rolls at the BenwOod mill, aud doing
general cleaning up and repairing. An
effort W III be made 10 start the factory
next week. and II is probable that the
heaters will 90 on this week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-10
secretary poster Gone HOME.

WAsmNGrON, d. c., March Sec
retary Foster has gone 10 his home IN
Fostoria, O., for the purpose Of arrang
,nr his private affairs Tor permanent
residence g.. Washington. lie VII be-
zone about two weeks, and Assistant
Secretary Nettletou will act Is Secre-
tary during that period.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-10
Snow In No!rasku.

NEBRASKA, NEB.. March 9.-The
heaviest snow OF the season FELL mere
Saturday and Sunday morning, reach
ing depth Of eighteen inches in the
level, Heavy drifts in places made
sOads impossible. All trains arc more
or less behind time,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-10

JACKSONVILLE, ILL, March 9.-Two
If the passengers injured in the Jack
sonyille Southeastern wreck yesterday
near Havana died last night. They
we're Charles Mulhaney, Of streator'
and Walter Con0ver, OF Manltou.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-10

WASHINGTON. March 9.-The PreSi-
dent left Washington this afternoon ior
: ieE DAYS duck shooting on the GheSa-
peake hay. near BengieS, Md. lie was
accompanied by ex-senator SeweiI' oi
Nav lerseY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-10

SuRN0FtFLp, III.. March s-only
twenty-five votes were cast Ia the oniF
ballot taken in S0int Assembly to-day,
of which Palmer received IS, Streeter
(, a..! ogleSby /.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-10

WASHINGTON. March 9.-The PreSi-
deni has denied the application Tor Il
uarlou in the case Of John I. Emo,
charged with pmbes.hng the iEnIS oil
the second National Bank OF New forN'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-10

Spe.ial Telegram 10 ne Register.
WASHINGTON, D. C., March s.-The
following pension examining surgeons
have been appointed: ;. {. EuSmlSell
and Il. R. Harvey, of Philippl West
Virginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-10
Bi.Iop Paddock n..,

BosToN, March o. Right Rev. h.nIl-
min II. Paddock. Episcopal Bishop of
the Diocese of Massachusetts. died a.
afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-10
Prince Jerome Diving.

ROME, March 9.-Prnce jerome Ma
poleon is sinking fast. King Hum6ert
and the members OF the royal family are
at the dying Princes bedside.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-10
no,E no ENGLI.n -

HO~E unL ENGLISH POLLY soNuhNl
A tremendous audience assembled o.
the Grand last night % ,rc thI, great
vaudeville company. The entire
performance. oas well a. .tle ,D-
tunes and scenery, was the finest e,.r
seen at the Grand. There were ~ many
grand features introduced that $50 have
not the space 10 mention the individual
artists. Everything was new, refined
and good The costumes are sure tD
draw lbe ladies ont ln large number.
There will be- grand matinee for ladir-
and children TOMORROW afternoon. The
company made -1ch a great h.t la,t
night the. she Grlnd Is sure o. h"
crow.ed At every performance. sal,
At Weir's-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
coryTy DEMOCRATS SEEKING PEACE

The County Democracy Committee CredentlalA
and Contested Seats had long and perturbed session
in Room 81, Cooper Unon yesterday the various
cases Of contested primaries Thomas F. Heating pre-.
sided and Charles j. McGee secretary. The XXth
Assembly District first discussed. II decided
TO recommend the seating Of the Bxby-WilSOn deegl-
ton. with the understanding that the leader Of the
contestants John Hayes, should have place on the
list, in the interest Of harmony Bernard Wilson s
to be nominal leader with ex-senator Francis NJ Bixby
as actual f" boss"
The trouble in the XXIId District, ii thought,
could be patched up by accepting TIE delegation headed
by John j. Qunlan. The committee advise, however,
that the other side, led by Daniel Sheehan, have
show sheehan, in presenting his side of the case
TO he committee asserted that his people would never
train under Quinlan that tiere is certainty Of
peace.
The struggle between Henry Maurer, " Pat" Kecnans
successor in the XiIth District, and samuel Cohen.
who asserts that his crowd is smonpure anti keenan,
and therefore IA no danger OF T4mmany domination,
ended disastrously TO the Maurer faction The result
Is a victory for Ernest Ilaryier. who chairman OF
the committee Of three, charged with conducting the
primary In the NIIth. put In report against Maurer
and I'm favor OF Cohen. II Is thought that this Is an
indication that eXJusce Powers grip IS still effective
on the organization protest against the regularity
Of the sitting delegation from the Nth District was
thrown out.
The report OF the committee on credentials recon-
mcnding the action indicated In the several cOn-
tested districts WEI be presented TO the County Com-
mittee at It's meeting on Tuesday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
THE ELECTION IN RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, II. l., April 4-lhe returns 'rOH
Wednesdays election, as corrected oy 'ooaS au
,cos bov the vote for Governor to have been as fol
lov,s Rurton. Nationalist 384; Davis, Democrat,
% 24o: Ladd, Republican. 20,001; Larry, ITO
hibitionist, 1899. These figures show That DAVIS
plurality over Ladd 1854, but lie lacked o-o
votes of the majority necessary to elect Inc com
plexion of tho Legislature shows: senate-T"ehy-two
Republicans, 7 Democrats, Independent ana 10 Oe
chosen House-Thirty four Republicans. ~ Demo
Gratis and 10 to be chosen, which VII give inc hepuD
ucans on Joint ballot a majority of ore. with tlelr
nresent strength ByeelectiOnS Will take place IN
Providence East Greenwich, Foster, NeWpor, nouIn
Kingston and Cumberland hcpuOncan' VIII Oo
elected IN many Of these places.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
DIED as THE CRANK PREDIC7ED.
CURIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE CONNECTED WITH
THE DEATH OLA SAN FRANCISCO BROKER.

CURIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE CONNECTED WITH
THE DEATH OF A SAN FRANCISCO BROKER.
San Francisco April Speclal). l).-There was no ses-
sion OF the Stock Exchange today, on account OF
the death Of Colonel Deane one OF its members.
The death of Colonel Deane yesterday was made
more noteworthy by the curious fact that he died
the day and almost at the hour predicted by
crank who had lost his money on stocks bought III
Deanes office. Several weeks ago, Carl Volght, a
crank who is well known ON the Comstock. where no
lost several fortunes in stock speculation, invested
few hundred dollars in stocks buying them of Deane
among lothers. lie bought Consolidated Virginia.
which Jumped from So to $12. Instead OF selling ne
doubled up all round and when there was setback
OF "a in Consolidated Virginia, and other stocAs
slumped in sympathy Voight was cleaned out as
he had everything margins. Last week nc calieu
on Deane and amazed him by demanding S3,'oo, WHICH
would have been his profits after the reaction IN
stocks had he made his margins good. Deane trieu
TO reason with him. but he left the Office swearing
vengeance He went TO a notary public and had o
long affidavit prepared setting forth how he had Deeh
" syindled, and concluding with the demand Ior MS
money or he would Deanes death Oy super.
natural agency. The document closed rs iolio"9
We, the real, lawful Almighty CON Cod that mlif II
pGSvldeahSad PnS shoad wSiy RfSi refuse or neglect to
pay at or before Thursday the "a "a oHsb oSS he
April in this solar year. $510D 5n1isbed SSv with natural
bnt judicial death Of your human animal body ana ana
which must occur one minute after the miuuay Hou Jul
Of Friday, Sd of April by administration OF an an
officially judicial spiritual Tap which taT mpst sb De her
OF the Supreme. PrOvidential Governments Vi "ie
great Republic Of the Universe
Deane was much excited at the receipt OF this
document and had warrant sworn OUT lOr ",e
arrest Of Voight The latter has not yet been found
and he Is supposed to have left the city Deane'S
death was on the day predicted by Voght, but three
honrs later Considering that he was very SICK man
fhe matter may have preyed upon his mind ana
hastened the end ,, - . barr,Iess
VolCht on the COmstOck was regarded as haFnless
crank Twelve years ago he was sent 10 an lisaIo @
asvum for threatening 10 kill stock broker Oul was
soon released. Deane died comparatively poor mai
though in the bonanza days he could nave retie1 VIII VIII
a million. lie made small fortune IN oieIId
Nevada deal but lost II again lie always contended
that the managers Of half dozen Comstock mines
could uncover bonanzas If they wished, ana ne Ohe
hired hal and delivered lecture on the subject TO
an excited crowd. He also brought suit against the
directors of certain mines. Brokers regarded MN as
a crank on this subject, but they always respected
his honesty and ability.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
4 BOY ABDUCTED FROM SCHOOL.

New-Uaven, Conn, April 4.-Shortly after O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon woman, heavily veiled; called
at the Worcester school, and asked for Harry Donavah
age seven. The teacher excused the boy ana nc isi
the buidlnc with the woman, her explanation being
tbot the boy,s grandmother was i'll. The boy has not
since then been seen and it is supposed he has been
taken TO Brooklyn, " Y. by some relatives Michael
Donavan the boys father IS mate of the steamer Con
tinental. running between this city and New-foik'
some years ago he married Brooklyn woman much
against the wishes Of her flmy After her death tne
failed They object II is said. to the boy being
hroncht ND under Catholic instruction. The boy sad
10 be heir TO several hundred thousand dOais leie l
by his grandparents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
IN DANGEE or TYPHUS FEVER.
THE HEALTH BOARD AUTHORITIES SEND
SUSPECTED CASE TO NORTH BROTHER
ISLAND.

Members Of the Health Department were troubled
yesterday by the suspicion that typhus fever had
appeared in the crowded Hebrew quarter east Of the
Bowcry. Typhus fever is the dangerous o the
contagious diseases which the department has 10 deal
with in this city, and about the worst place for an
outbreak is in the Hebrew quarter. Twenty-Five fam.
lilies live in the tenement house No. III Henry-St.
On st. PatTicks day three Hebrew grls arrived In this
city from Russia, and went to that house to board
with the family Of samuel Lippschutz in the base
ment One of them, Fanny Goldberg Is Lppsclutz's
niece. She is seventeen years old The day after
she went to the house she complained Of headache and
few days afterward she too Ill TO leave her bed
No physician was called to her until last wednes-
day, when Dr. Lambert called fom the Midwifery
Dispensary at No. 312 BioOmest.
lie saw that she suffering from a suspicious
fever. and he sent word to the Bureau Of Contagious
Diseases. one Of the physicians OF the bureau saw
the girl and suspected that she was suffering from
typhus fever. on Friday she sent TO the hospital
North Brother Island. The house in which sho
had been sick disnfected. and the clothing and
bedding which she had used were burned
Ii was learned that Fanny Goldberg and her two
companions had slept several nights in lodging house
in Hamburg before going the steamer which carried
them to this city. They were among 900 persons in
the steege Most of the typhus fever patients which
the Health Department has had take OF in recent
years caught the disease in lodging houses in Ham,
burg
Dr. Cyrus Edison would not admit Yesterday that
Fanny Goldberg had the typhus fever. lie said 1t
would be necessary to keep her under observation until
Monday l.efOre the nature OF her disease cOuld be
determined Meanwhile other occupants OF the Henry
sent the island hospital il they show any symptoms
of the dreaded disease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
END OF WAR IN THE Glass TRADE

ST. Louis, April 4.-The that has been wagine
between the manufacturers of plate sd window glass
for the past year has reached its end and 1t Is predicted
by leading ST. Louis dealer that the price OF glass will
advance from 20 10 30 per cent exclusive of rebates
to dealers within the next few days. The dealer has
already received private advices Of tho coming advance
which he asserts are Trustworthy The last year tho
prices OF window and plate glass reached the lowest
mark in years. During the winter Just passed the
price continued 10 so down until such low figures
have been reached that dealers all the country
have overstoekeG themselves for other purpose than
that they regarded glass fine investment. They
losing money steadily for some time. The manufaetl-
rers have evidently determined To combine and all the
leading factories in the United States Will raise their
prices simultaneously.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
cooD REPORTS FROM THE WHEAT FIELDS.

Chicago April 4 (SpecaD. from crop cor
respondents show that the late heavy SHOWS In the
Northwest which have been gradually melting have
nut the ground i'm better condition regards moisture
than at any time since 1882. In Northern Minnesota
and North Dakota no seeding has yet been DONE and
there are no prospects Of any change In TINS deouo
for at least week or ten days even with the most
favorable weather. The high prices of wheat and tho
fvo.ble conditions Of the soil will cause farmers to
put out a larger acreage Of wheat this spring than
usual More progress has been made with seeding III
sont Dakota than in any other portion OF the spring
wheat belt. The acreage promises to he large. NO
oats have been Hardly any oats have been SoW
ranS m of tbe season fell Iowa and Nebraska report
thai snow and rain have far prevented seeding All
,revn ling conditions, however. have been favorable 10
The growing winter wheat crop, while the growth 80 far
In Iaou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
ry.EDIr0R VEST AGAIN INDICTED.

fticaco AprlI 4 (spcciaD.-James J. West. eX-Ed-
Itor NJ 4" The Tines whose case rcmanded by the
State supreme Court last week, was again indicted
by the Grand Jury to-day for over-iSsulng "Ilmes
stocL. Three indictments turned in by the jury
and are based on practically the same evidence a'
secured his Indictment about two years ago, and on
which he tried fld convicted These former IN
d,ctmeuts we're recently held by the state supreme
,,, to have been faulty i'm construction, and for that
o.o, Vest, conviction was held to be Illegal, and
the verdict Of five years In the penientiary was re-
,orsed Yesterday witnesses appeared before the
Grand Jury and gave evidence on which West va, was
ardi - 600 shares of stock. Three separate lndlct'
anOu. n wee found, and bail was fixed at S2,OoO In
par