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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-24
Bclmont DRYING club MoetInc.

PHILADELPHIA, October 23.-At TO-
days meeting OF the Belmont Driving
Club Association, the two unfinished
races ia the $40 and 2:20 classes were
trotted out. Claudius easily won tho
2:4O race In 2:2GA. Bravo captured the
2:20 race in 2:2G1. To-dGy's races:
First race. 2:20 class-Stanley won;
time, 2:273[. Second race, 1898 class
Unfinished.
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s.U-...rv MAINE Keeping outlet.

New York, October 23.-SecretarY
Blaine did not receive callers at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel this morning. He
breakfasted in bis room, and sent down
a note to the newspaper men that he
had no engagements for the day, except
to see his daughter. He will leave Cor
Washington tomorrow morning.
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BosTos. october 23.-The demand for
wool has been moderate. Sales for the
week, 24,000 pounds. Good Ohio y
29c; Xxx and above 3Oa3ic; Mich
lgan X 2sc; No. Ohio 35a3Gc;
do. Mlchisan 3is35c; Ohio fro
delaine 3ss35c; Michigan do. 33c. Tn
washed range at 25s27c; Territory fine
6Oc: fine medium 57s5sc; medium 53a
SIC: Texas, California and Oregon
steady; pulled steady; super 3Oa4Oc; ex-
ira 22s3Oc; Australian firm; foreign car
net oulet.
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Cumberland Park Races.

NASHVILLE, TENN, October 23.-TO-
days races at Cumberlan Park wero
Witnessed by about 1900 people. The
weather was fine and the sport good.
Summaries: Three-year.old trot, purse
81, l,50O-Eyangeline won. Time, 2:i9h.
2:l5 class, pacing, purse Ss0o-Grant
Abdallah won. Time, 2I25[. 2:i9
class, trottIng, purse 81 900, unfinished.
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THE LOUISIANA LOTTERY.
Indictments Found gainst all the Officers
and Directors

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., October 23.-At
noon to-day the United States Grand
Jury returned eighteen indictments
against the officers and directors of the
Louisiana lottery. The evidence was
all laid before the jury in the form OF
affidavits and kept with the utmost
secrecy.
The United States Marshal left this
evening for New Orleans to arrest the
President, Vice President, Secretary,
Treasurer and Directors Of the Lottery
Company. Among the list are General
Beauregsrd and. Joseph S. Horner. The
indictments are for transmitting lottery
advertisements through the mails, which
is violation OF the lottery law passed
last winter by Congress. The extreme
penalty in cases of conviction Is nve
years In prison and S., 900 fine.
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New Postmasters Appointed.

cptctdt 4etsgI-uHt 70 tIo HeIsStsT
WASHINGTON, October 93.-The fox
lowing fourth-claSs poStmaSters havs
been appointed in West Virginia: B. L
Mason, at Apgat, KSnawha county, il
place OF A. c. Druett, resigned; w. A,
Blackshire, st Forks Of Little Sandy,
Kanawha county, in place Of j. A. Black
shire, deceased.
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rrain Robbsrr Arre.ted.

Ell PAso, TEX. October 23.-Captain
Frank Jones and two OF bis Texas
rangers arrived this evening from Com
stock with three Of the robbers who
held mp the Galveston, Harrisburg and
San San Antonio train at Samuels Sep
tsmber I'd.
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Another Brand New volcano.

RoNE, october 23.-A new volcano
on the Island OF Pantelsris is $500 feet
long and Is just visible above the suF-
face OF the sea. The eruption contin-
ues though will less violence.
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twenty-five Barrels At Taylorstown.
Spsei,rt TsieorQyy, 20 fAs Rscfsfsr.

WASHINGTON, PA, October 23.-J.
Aiken Il Co. brought in a well on u
Flake farm, in the Taylorstown fiel
this evening, which is producing at q
rate Of twenty barrels an hour. This
the best well which has been drilled
that field for some time.
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SAFE OoNDJOTs REFUSED.
Minister Egan Having Little Trouble
With the Chlian Government.

SANTIAGO DE CHILL, October 23.-
The Chilian government has Informed
Mr.. Egan that SAFE conducts will not be
issued for the refugees new in the
United States legltion. The supposed
ground for this pfusal is that the men
are criminals. Mr.. Egan continues to
demand safe condlctS for the men. The
question now appears far from settle
ment.
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Other LOTTERY Law violations.

WASHINGTON, October 23.-Chief In
spector Wheeler to-day received the fol-
lowing dispatch:
Ell PAso, TEX, October %.
John Hart, j. d. Ponder and Thomas
O'Keefe, OF the Ell Paso Times, have
been arrested on ten informations. for
violation of the anti-lottery law by
mailing copies OF said paper containing
lottery advertisements. They were
bonded in one case in the sum OF 5000
each. The trial will take place next
week.
[Signed] MAYNARD
InspectOr.
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WHEELING, VA, MORNING, OCTOBER "a 1891

in Carnegie's mills the Governor Sd y
the Pittsburg Republican papers weP
very Quick to explain that it was nota
reduction, but a readjustmsnt. "Whyl,
said the Governor, 'ff Carnegie shoup
saw the moon is made OF green cheeP
there are some Republican editors P
Pittsburg who would at once oecIs
that they could smell cheese-llKe ouF
on moonlight nights"
The deliberate and studied Insult %
Governor Campbell by the protectP
manufacturers at East Liverpool, Thus
day. demonstrates the truth OF the Gq-
ernor's assertion that they try TO cru
in politics, in person and estate thoie
who inyeigh too vigorously agalnt
than. The Governor had q crowd u
five thousand working potters' ana IY
manufacturers sent their roughs ap
boodlums to cry him down. de oi
nounced them I'm the most VlgorOS
terms ever heard from public speaSs'
and held his audience for TWO nous
Campbelps colossal meetings at Tole'Y,
Cincinnati aud Cleveland have scarp
the Republicans to death. They ae
now resorting to the old time, 0ruql
and stupid trick Of attempting TO ore3
M his meetings, but 1t will not work.
Chairman Neal has been fully awFe
/ for several months that the Repuolich q
state committee has been receiviF
stacks of money for use In the Gag
paiQn from many sources, and many q
dications there were that the protecup
industries Of Pennsylvania were fun-
ishing a large part of it. But i%
/ days ago Mr.. Neal received induOitaue
and specific evidence as to where CO.
siderable sum has flowed in from. II
came In the way of statement OF ne
proprietor OF manufacturing concen
in Western Pennsylvania, w'o
said he had been dOgged by agents u
the Republican party in Ohio for mony
10 help elect Mckinley until he WAS
sick Of the whole thing. He had begn
to doubt that protection was any benat
even to the people protected. He though
Chairman Neal ought 70 know wha .
force OF protected interests in Penns1-
vania was arrayed against him, ad
gave him the following list which, PC
said. he copied from a paper hanGa
him to subscribe TO. 1t shows the nanss
of the concerns subscribing and ne
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soor. m tha Rlcrcle Rnoe.

New YORK, October 24.-The score
in the bicycle race at the end OF the
fifth day at midnight Is: Martin, 1902
miles; Ashinger, 1859; Lamb, 1924;
Schock, 1900; Boyst, 1,107; Albert,
1,12l.
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want 1t ClOsed on sunday.

New York, October 2S.-The Presby-
terian Synod to-day adopted resolu-
tion urging Congress not to lend Chicago
s., 600, coo for Worlds Fair purposes un-
less it was agreed that the Fair should
be closed on Sunday.
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Nerro Rapl.t Paw. Che Penalty.

FoRT MONROE, VA, October 23.-
Robert Jordan, colored, was hanged at
Hampton to-day for committing an out
rage on Mrs. Moore, a white lady, re-
siding near Back River, in July last.
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Gated in PittSburg. 1t is altogeth
likely that the same assessment systa
has been carried out all over the Ste
Of Pennsylvania in the interest of Z
Mckinley campaign, and of course d
total must be an enormous sum.
But in spite Of all these things, Go
ernor Campbell is more than holding 1
own, and the people, the voters Of
parties, are rallying to mis- support
the most encouraging manner. ia
Governor feels that he Is entirely Ssl
in Hamilton county, and 0yerythi
seems TO indicate that he is, and thl
he will carry the State.
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0TER IN OHIO.
Campaign in That State has
Novel Features.
r r.uPBELL'S NOBLE FIGHT.
7- g,E1,,y From Pennsylvania Protected
,...-.-s.1,.-s-ETor.s 10 Howl Campbell
D.vn-Scms Characteristic
U.lsr1ncsS.
-,,.,r1m totis Register.

ne pItScue N@lu -.
Ohio bears q number OF
features that are entire
" novel. One OF them
Is the spectacle Of the
Democratic Governor
of the State making a
campaign for himself,
almost alone, and with
the hearty support OF
but one OF the leading
Democratic papers.
Ordinarily, this state
of affairs would be con-
sidered discreditable TO
the candidate, but 10
This instance, 10 is just
the opposite. Excepting
the Cleveland Plain
dealer, which is and has
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THE BANKS CONDITION.

The Teller Took $4,000, But There Is
Still $500. 900 Capital and s15o,o0o Sur
plus In the Institntion-Clea House
Help.
The record-union., 1891-02-06
JANUARY WEATHER.
Lieutenant Finley of the Signal Service
Makes His Report.

Lieutenant Finley of the Signal Service
Makes His Report.
The month of January, says Lieutenant
John p. Finley, has been notable for the
following important features: First, the
cyclonic areas. Second, although the APP
proximate paths of eight cyclones have
been chartered for the month, in no case
did the center of any storm reach south
ward into Washington. Third, the
marked deficiency in precipitation
throughout the Pacific Coast States.
Fourth, general increase in temperature
III all districts, especially in Washing
Washington and Oregon from the 7th to
the 14th, and from the 10th to the 23d,
when this region was occupied by an
anti-cyclone. Sixth, the slow movement
of the cyclonic areas of the month, espec-
tally the storm of the 14th to the 18th,
which required nearly five days to pass
eastward beyond Washington. Seventh,
the period of high northerly winds in
California from the 18th to the 30th, when
the yelocities ranged from twenty-five to
over forty miles per hour at many places.
During this time an anti-cyelone was
central on the northwest coast of Califor-
mia and the southwest coast Of Oregon.
Eighth, the peculiar development of the
cyclone of the 18th to the 31st.
This storm appeared to remain almost
stationary over BritishlC Columbia but with
a remarkable influence in diminishing
barometric pressure to the southwark,
without apparently changing the location
of its center. The barometer fell slowly
but constantly for three days, from Mex
leo to British America, eliminating on
the night of the 3lst in light rains with
snow In mountains, in California, Me-
The record-union., 1891-02-06

IT is gratifying to note that the DISPOSE
ton Of the legislators towards the Home
for the Care and Training of Feeble-mind-
ed Children is one Of interest and warm
friendiiness. The institution cares for
class which, if not trained into some de-
gree of self-helpfulness, would become
absolute burdens upon the State. The
experience of other States and countries
is, that the feeble-minded child can be so
far strengthened and improved as to
make it, in most cases, self-helpful, so
that it is not necessary for it to be sup
ported wholly by the State, as is the case
with hopeless idiots. The California in
stitution, therefore, is really an economic
one for the State. 1t is, of course, as vet
in its infancy, but even at that it has ac-
complished great good. 1t ought to re-
csive, and we think will have from the
State liberal support, its buildings COM
pleted and its domestic necessities re-
sponded to. In very few years the in
stitution will, we believe, be able TO pre-
sent balance sheet that viii prove it to
be the most inexpensive charity, meas
ured by its accomplishments, that is
wholly under State charge.
The record-union., 1891-02-06

vada, Oregon and Washington. Ninth,
the development of huge water spout
off the mouth Of the Columbia River on
the 9Th, in the southeast quadrant of the
cyclone, then central off Vancouver's
Island.
This cyclone first appeared on Decem-
Der 31st, last, and remained in the vicinity
of Washington until January 9Th. The
water spout" was reported as of remark
able size and power, moving from south
west to northeast, attended by a loud
roaring noise. 1t seemed to possess the
characteristics of a yeritahle tornado and
would undoubtedly have caused consid-
cradle destruction to property, and per-
haps life, if it had passed over the land.
Tenth, the heavy and continuous gales off
the washington coast, especially from
the 18th to the 18th, during which time
the average daily maximum velocity at
Fort Candy was nearly fifty miles per
hour. Eleventh, the heavy rains turning
to snow in mountains in Southern Cali
fornla and Southern Arizona on the 18th
and 18th, resulting from the high north
erly winds and low temperatures of that
period. San Diego LOS inches of rain and
Fort Grant 800 inches Of snow.
The rainfall has been deficient in all
districts, especially in Northern Califor-
mia, Western Oregon and Western Wash
lngton. The deficiency ranges from 0.25
inches at Keller to 7.7S inches at Eureka,
4.57 inches at Red Bluff and 40S inches at
San Francisco. The rainfall at San Fran
cisco has not been SO small since 1852,
when the amount reported was 0.5S
inches. In 1851 the amount was O.7D
inches. The rainfall for January, 1891, is
0.9S inches. In January, 1862, there was
recorded A.36 inches, the heaviest rain
fall ever reported for San Francisco The
largest monthly rainfall was 660 inches
at Fort Candy. Nc rain fell at Keller and
Yuma. The heaviest rainfall in II
hours was Los inches at San Diego on the
18th and 29th. Rain fell on % days in
Washington; in Oregon, "A days of rain
and five days ofsnow; in California, days
and OF rain IL of snow; Nevada, 10 days
of rain and IL days OF snow; i'll Arizona,
four days of rain and four days OF snow.
Local stcrms-Astoria, Or, I'd, Thunder,
lightning and hail.
1t has been above the normal in all
districts, except Northern Nevada, where
the deficiency is only one degree at Win
netnucca. The excess is most marked in
Washington, Northern Oregon and South
western California, where it ranges from
II to l30. The highest temperature, so,
occurred at Los Angeles, I'D. The lowest,
lS0 below zero, at Halleck and Carlin,
New, 10th.
The record-union., 1891-02-06
UNFAIR REToRTs.

1t was scarcely the thing for the free
coinage silver men in or out of Congress
to sheer at Edward Atkinson and speak
of him, as the dispatches put it, as ''the
fellow" Now Mr.. Atkinson has right
to differ with the silver men. He has a
right to give his reasons for non-concur-
renee with their views. He has the right
to go to Washington and to urge the PEG.
The record-union., 1891-02-06

Mr.. LACEY has introduced a bill in the
Assembly making it an offense to expose
for sale q long line OF products without
the weight being marked thereon in plain
figures. Such q law is unnecessary. I'm
til there is established some authority to
seal weights and measures and to inspect
all scales and weighing appliances and
measures in use, such bill as Mr.. Lacey's
will be valueiess. When that authority
is established, as it should be, and weights
and measures are inspected and stamped,
every purchaser has the means of de-
termining whether his grocer or rner-
chant uses the standard, and in turn it
will be used by the dealers, because the
penalty of the law viii hang over them,
IS well as the danger of loss of custom,
and because they viii require the pro-
ducers to give them full weight. This
the producers will do, because the dealer,
as they well know, Will weigh and meas
IRE to protect himself. So that under
those conditions the law Mr.. Lacey pro-
poses would be needless. What we should
have is a law in the form provided in the
bill to create the offices of Deputies to the
State Seaier of Weights and Measures
the Secretary OF State. That bill, which
the RECoRD-UNIoN recently fully ex-
planned and commended, covers the
whole ground, amply protects the pur-
chaser and involves the State in no ex-
penses, as we then pointed out.
The record-union., 1891-02-06

pies representatives there assembled, not
to take step which, he believes to be
dangerous to the nation.
He did go to Washington and did
frankly, strongly, but respectfully say to
the Silver Committee that it would be,
from his standpoint, wise to report
against free coinage. It is not charged
that he misbehaved, that he abused any
one, that he threatened or vituperated,
but he is spoken of as 'haranguing'' the
committee. Atkinson represented large
financial and commercial interest, a large
body of citizens, and the thought of the
foremost political economists of the age.
But we find by the reports that the
finger of scorn and derision was pointed
at him in Congress, and the reporters
were so impressed by the shabby man
ner in which he was treated, that they
speak of him as ''the fellow" This is
not the proper treatment for citizens
who protest or petition. Mr.. Atkin-
son is neither fool nor a knave.
He is scholar, a lifelong student of
political economy, a statistician of great
experience, and man of broad, bold
views. He is 63 years Of age, citizen of
Massachusetts who is highly esteemed
and respected by his people. He is the
author of many works on economies that
have the commendation of the ripest
thought of the day. He has been honored
for years by invitations to address the
people far and wide, at home and in for
eign lands on great variety of topics, re-
lating to legislation, revenues, banking,
applied science, etc. He is the founder
OF the Boston Manufacturers Mutual
Fire Insurance Association, and withal is
an inventor. His writings cover wide
range of economic study and research,
and are to be found in home and foreign
libraries among standard authorities.
Mr.. Atkinson may make, probably
does make mistakes, but he certainly is
not afraid to change his mind when con-
WINGED of error; yet that fact was one of
the main charges made against him i'll
Congress on Wednesday. He certainly
did advise that petitions be sent up
against silver imitation, and certainly,
also, it was his right to do so. We sub
NIT that vituperation by legislators
against rs distinguished an economist as
Edward Atkinson is confession OF inabil-
ity to meet him in open debate.
The record-union., 1891-02-06

The RECORD UNION, SUNDAY UNION
and WEEKLY UNION are the only papers
ON the Coast, outside of San Francisco,
that receiUe The full associated Press dis
patches from all parts of the aoorld. Out
side of San francisco, they hare no com
petitOrs either IN influence or home and
general circulation throughout the State.
The record-union., 1891-02-06
Anrfin4ta.
AUCTION SALE

OF THE ENTIRE FURNITURE AND
" Carpets of the SACRAMENTO HOUSE,
s. rooms. BELL & CO., Auctioneers, will sell
FRIDAY, February g, 1891, on the premises,
925 Front street, between and ], sale to COM
part us follows: Parlor Furniture, Elegant Oak
bedroom Suites, Spring and Top Mattresses,
Fine Feather Pillows, Blankets, Comforts.
Spreads, Sheets, Pillow Cases and Shams
Toilet Sets, Lace Curtains and Cornices Ward
robes, Center Tables, Chairs, Bed and Spring
Lounges, Elegant Brussels Carpets, Stair and
Hall Carpets, Dining-room and Kitchen Fur
niture, Ranges, Parlor Stoves, Crockery and
Glassware, etc. N. B.-The Sacramento House
contains 8 rooms, the furniture of which Is
in very good order. Some very handsome
Brussels Carpets and Ash Bedroom Suites.
All goods to be sold to the highest and best
bidder, regardless of cost Sale positive. Terms
cash. lf5-2t] BELL IL CO., Auctioneers.
The record-union., 1891-02-06
Weather Forecast.

Forecast till s p. II. Friday: For North
ern California Fair weather except light
rains in. extreme northern portion; variable
winds, generally south to west; nearly Station
airy temperature.
The record-union., 1891-02-06

TRIED and true" is the verdict ofpeople
who take Hoods Sarsaparilla. The good
effects of this medicine are soon felt in
nerve strength restored, that tired feeling
driven of, a good appetite created, head
ache and dyspepsia relieved, scrofula
cured.
The record-union., 1891-02-06
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
CHEAP FURNISHED ROOMS BY THE
" day, week or month.
f6-tf w. A. CASWELL, Proprietor.
* CARD.

EDITORS RECORD-UNION: THE SENSA-
~ tionai article in last evenings Bee in re-
gard to the settlement OF Lee Fong Gees estate
is destitute OF truth.
No such meeting as therein mentioned has
been held; no such or any threats have been
made, and none will be made The daughter
Lulu and her husband are just as safe as any
persons could be. and are not in any manner
alarmed. This whole matter was originated
and blown to bubble by interested parties,
seeking to unduly and illegally influence the
action of the court and create unmerited SYM
pathy for particular litigant.
If DIR. +. F. Tebbets will attend to his own
business, and il Mayor Comstock and Captain
Lee Will enforce the laws and ordinances of
Sacramento, and not NEEDLE in private af-
fairs, they will also have a better private and
public record.
We ask this to be published, as we were
among those called upon by these men, and
also because we are interested in keeping up a
good reputation for the Chinese merchants of
Sacramento, for they deserve it.
Sacramento, February 5, 1891.
HACK SHONG kUNG SUN,
All JOHN.
LOOK HOY.
LEE HONG.
l.. HING. Jts
TIME NEWS OF THE WORLD is CON
II ixryr- r1vpr
The record-union., 1891-02-06

FOR THE CURE of the inflammation and
congestion called n cold in the hcad' there is
more potency in Eiy's Cream Balm than in
preparation has Tor years past been making n
brilliant success as a remedy for cold in the
head, catarrh and hay fever. Used in the
initial stages of these complaints Cream Baim
prevents any serious development of the
symptoms, while almost nu,nherless eases are
on record CT radical cures of chronic catarr:l
after all other modes Of treatment have failed
kTTf'
The record-union., 1891-02-06
SAN Francisco Agencies


This paper is for sale at the following places:
L. p. Fishers, room 81, Merchants Exchange,
California street; the principal News Stands
and Hotels, and at the AIarket-street Ferry.
Rs5- Also, for sale ON all Trains leaving and
coming into Sacramento.
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s5prcfni 5lnitcss.

FAST TIME TO THE I1AST-T.e Atlantic
and Pacific Raiiroaf. (Santa lie route) is now
twelve hours shorter to Kansas City and st.
Louis, and twenty-four hours shorter 10 Chi
ing Cars to Chicago every day without change.
Personally conducted excursions every Thurs
day. GEO. W. RAILTON, Agent, 1904
Fourth street, Sacramento. MWF
The record-union., 1891-02-06
PIANOS EnR EyERYponv

Prices, $3.50. $2pc, $3.50, S275 and ND
wards We at this time have an unusually
large stock OF new and secondhand pianos,
both upright and square, which we viii close
cash or on instailnents, and for rent with
privilege OF purchase. We Mt all times have {.
IuH stock in all the styles of the UNSURPASSED
MATHUSHEk pianos. Call at Cooper's the
leading and largest music house, 631 street,
sacramento. jaiS-tf
SAMPLE ROOMS, -1o14 Sixth street. be-
tween j ana X. Fine Wines, Liquors ana CT
CARS. JACOB HEARTH, Proprietor.
nl1-tf
PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH. by
use of local anesthetic. DIR. WELDON,
dentist, Eighth and streets. je22-.f