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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-09
MASSACHUSETTS, REPUBLICANs
Have Good Time at Public Dinner.
Secretary Tracy ON the Navy.

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Secretary Tracy ON the Navy.
BosToN, April s.-The largest politi-
cal gathering of the kind held in Boston
for years, the first dinner of the Repub-
lican Club of Massachusetts, was held
in Music Hall this evening. Covers
were laid for $40, besides the guests
and speakers, aud more than thousand
people were present.
There were present: President Roger
Wolcott, Secretary b. +. Tracy, Lieut..
Gov. VIM. II. Halle, Hon. Joseph IL.
Walker, Congressman L. A. Morse, ex-
Governor Oliver AmeS, Senator Nelson
w. Aldrich, Of Rhode Island; ex-Goy-
ernor j. Q. Bracket, Congressman
Henry Cabot Lodge, Il. Il. Greenhalge
and General \. p. Banks.
When President Wolcott introduced
Secretary Tracy the latter was greeted
by the guests rising and cheering.
After expressing his thanks for the
welcome extended him, he paid high
tribute to the Republican party and the
present administration. He spoke OF
the diplomatic triumph OF the Secretary
of State, saying that in the latest ques-
tion arising in our foreign relations
where single error might have pro-
duced grave results, the course
promptly adopted by the State Depart
ment mas been followed by wave Of
public sentiment in every capitol Of
Europe, in commentator of the tone
and temper with which this govern
ment has met the occasion. He de-
Scribed the good work accomplished In
all the other departments OF the gov
ernmcut aud defended the Fifty-irst
Congress against the charge OF extrava-
gance,
The Secretary then gave detailed
account Of the work in which the Navy
Department is at present entaugled, and
severely denounced the political system
of employment there, saying 1t is an
ulcer on the Naval administrative syS-
TEN, and he proposed TO cut it out
[ Applause He said also that he pro-
posed to adopt the system adopted by
Boston ia employing laborers for that
city. This system will secure:
/. Free and open competitions
?. Employment upon grounds of merit
to be determined by non-partisan eX-
pertS engaged in and responsible for the
work; and,
3. Absolute publicity In every detail.
. And having begun in the way have
indicated, do not propose to stop until
the principles OF efficiency and worth is
the only test OF navy yard employment.
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The New Insane ASYLUM.
,,l.inl rlilnrnm 10 ne R.aister.

Special Telegram 10 TIE Register.
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, April s.-The
Board of Directors of the second ASy-
lum for Insane at Spencer recently
appointed by Governor Fleming, met in
this city to-day. The Board is com
posed as follows! DR.. T. Il. Camden,
Parkersburg; j. NJ. Snydenstricker,
Lewisburg; John A. Ollie, Morgan
town: j. w. Williamson, Willow Grove;
Hon. r. j. Kidd, Glenvlle: W. E.
Lively, Weston; Hon VIM. woodward
Spencer, and William Kee, Beverly.
The Board met at the Blannerhasset
Hotel this afternoon and elected the
following officers: President, w. h.
Lively; Secretary, A. b. Wells; Treas
uaer. William Woodyard; Executive
Committee, William woodward, DR.. I.
b. Camden and a. b. Wells. Bids for
building the large central wing will be
awarded together with plans and speci-
fications Tor the same. The BOARD will
be In session tomorrow.
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Rakluc Harrison.

CHICAGO. April S.-The Herald Dem
c,~atl this morning has the following
vicious drive - eX-Mayor Harrison, VINO
ran for the Mayoraity oH 81 independ-
ent Democratic ticket: Harrison sue
coeded in splitting the Democratic vote
nearly in two. His candidacy goes on
record AS the most contemptioie ana m
derhanded piece OF treachery that was
ever perpetraged on a political cam
paiep. His avowed intention was TO
iniure the Democratic party. lie has
placed Republican in the Mayoralty'
and defeated the party that has been
loyal TO him. 1t is the success Of a
..tGa- Iscariot: it is the success OF a
ganedict Arnold. The brand OF traitor
j. stamped indelibly upon CARTER Har-
rison. de is man without party
and wherever he may go he will be fol-
ios,s ~ rhe cry OF traitor.
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lie Visits the Republican LegiIstors 90
Confer with Them.

He Visits the Republican Le@lrtAt"AH ~
Confer with Them.
Ss-.ll T.lulg. 20 tts R,g'.'-r.
CoLuuBu>. o., April S.-Seuator John
sherman arrived iu Columbus last night
ln response toau invitation extended 20
him by the Republican members OF the
General Assembly q few days ago TO
consult with them, 10 is pre-
sumed. upon State politics. rela-
tive to the approaching Senatorial
and Gubeuat0ria. campaign. This
morning bee addressed the Decennia.
Board ot Equalization briefly, severely
cr.ucisiuc Ohio's tax laws. Imam inter
view boz denounced Ohio's tax system as
grossly unjust and said be would like 20
round out his public life with a term In
the General Assembly and secure reform
iu thi, regard. Later in the day be vis-
lied the Ohio Senate and House, ad-
dressing brief remarks 90 each body.
In the latter assembly De was intro
du.ed by Speaker HySeli, Democrat, as
~Ohio's greatest living son. Tonight
a reception was rendered him 40 the
Lincoln League, where numbers OF
Columbus citizens met him. lt Is be-
Ieved that Sherman is In a plan with
Bushnell. Foraker aud Mckinley, by
which the latter is % be made Governor
and President; Bushnell, Lieutenant
Governor. Foraker. Senator, and Sncr-
mau possibly q member OF Mckinley S
Cabinet.
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Rrldcenort nraned In Mourning.

BRIDGEPoRr, CoNN., April s.-This
city is draped ia mourning over the
death Of T. T. Barnum. The hour for
the funeral is o'clock Friday after
noon. 1t is probable that business will
be entirely suspended during the
iuaer-i Mrs. Earnum bears up we'll,
although she has lost a great deal Of
sleep. She has received numerous tele-
grams from friends all over the globe
Mr.. Barnum leaves an estate OF over
=. 900. 900. which he disposes by will
Iarga1v Ia his legal heirs
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RALEIGu. y. G., Apr. ,.-Gov Daniel
G.. Fowle died of apopi-Ay a-t night
He wa, go years of age. 80 pr.vDs.
announcement had been made 1fI'- n-
disposition. but bee had Tor d4y 1r fHp
been suffering from indigestion aHi Dad
not attended 40 the capito. yc-Irrd.y-
lie aided his children at thr.r lessons
last eyeling. retired 80 ipo'r.0.s and at
1880 called hi, daughter fo h', rh.n-
bers saying he frt quite grH' .n'
was about 10 faint, and then -laIuJ
.wYfr.d
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rhree Murderer. TO Hang.

PIrrsBURG, PA, April s.-Andrew
Todt, Michael Sobal and George Rus
neck, the three Iiungarians convicted
of the murder Of Michael Quinn, who
was killed in The labor riot at Carne-
gie's works at Braddook, Pa, last New
Years day, will be hanged. This morn
ing the motion for new trial was over
ruled by Judge Stowe. The three priS-
oners were then brought into court and
sentenced 10 death. Before the SEN
tence was passed Todt and Sobal pro-
tested tbeir innocence. The condemned
were then remanded to jail to await the
signing vi the death warrant by Coy.
PattisOn.
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Carter WIN leave Chicago.

CHICAGO. April S.-EX-Mayor Carter
r.. Harrison announces his permanent
rs,i,suent from political life. lie says
he proposes tg ieaye Chicago for good
and either travel or go Oh q farm. Con
rernipg the tactics of the Gregier wing
Of the Democracy, Mr.. Harrison said to-
l,v I'm an interview 1T was In line
with its action FOR the last TWO months
-frsudulant. intimidating. corruptns
aud di>graceful. II was revelation to
me. for / had never before attended the
polls in the hcodium districtS. Wilder
and more disgrsceiul orgies, aors De-
sotted savagery and open appeals 70
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Reduced RepublIcan MaIorItIe..

KANSAS CITY, April s.-The result Of
the elections in Kansas yesterday, as
shown from the latest returns indicate
that the following cities and towns were
carried by the Republicans: Topeka,
bya small majority; Kansas City, by Il
greatly reduced majority; AtchiSOn, OF
tawa, Clay Centre, Garden City, Law
renee, Holtoh, Great Bend, Eureka, Be
lott, Leavenworth and Wichita, were car
ried by the Democrats, but by greatly
reduced majority. Abilene and Arkan-
saS City elected the citizens Alliance
tickets. la Dodge City the anti-Prohi-
bition ticket was elected. Ottawa elect
cd candidates from each OF the tickets.
With the exceptions of Kansas City,
Topeka and Leavenworth, the woman
vote was very light.
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Ohio'. Direct TaN share.

,u--ir. l-lsgrfn '1 ne H-gi',-r-
CoLrmU-, o., April s.-Governor
Campbell to-day sent special message
to the Genera Assembly relative 90 the
disposition of the Sl,332,0o0 direct lax
fund ilc STATE has just secured. lie
rreilc.s his recommendations with these
significant words: 1T is now possible
f.r the first time ia many
vpar, 90 restore the state
Treasury 90 healthy condition.
After sslay it Will De Impossible TO
meet the Stato's obligations without
cs'nr- for adyauccmeuts from the
counties. This has been done regularly
since I,ss The Governor thinks .t
wrong u principle. lie recomm ads
rlata ,uaic.cl, part oi the fund oe app
rrauratcd fu- meeting rAe>e o0hsa-
lions of the State SD ass OBJ avoid de-
maulne advances ,ron the counties.
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Monkey BnIIat st. Louls.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April s.-Twenty
five hundred people were at Sportsman
Park to-day, TO see the opening game
between the Browns and CincinnatiS.
Umpire Gleason gave a very bad eXhl-
btion of umpiring. causing great deal
Of wrangling. After the ninth inning
the CincinnatiS tried in every way pos
Sibe TO delay the game, allowing the
Browns to score eight runs, five of them
earned. Umpire Gleason ordered them
to play ball, but they refused, so he
gave the game to the Browns: Score:
st. Louis, :; Cincinnati, :; hits, 4 and
Il: errors, each: earned, Cincinnati 8.
Pitchers, Stivetts and McGil. Umpire,
Gleason.
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New Charters Issued.
.cinl r.learam to the Reqi.,er.

Special telegram 10 the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, April s.-The
Capitol Hill Company was incorpor-
ated to-day, for the Improvement OF
Capitol Hill, formerly known as Cox :
Hill, at the head OF Capitol street. 1t
will be sold for residence lots. The
capital of the company is $4,000, with
the privilege of increasing it to twice
that amount The incorporators AIRED. ;.
Savage, Ben Haer, Chas. Cspito. !.
Schwabe, II. b. Smith, !. +. Duffy and
Henry May.
A charter was also issued to the JEFF
forson Building ana Loan Association
No. II, the principal Office to be at
Charleston. Capital. S6sG, with the
privilege Of increasing it to s26O, ZOO.
w. f. Lippith and four others, OF
Charleston, are the incorporators.
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The HanIey Murder Trial.

peeiGt Telegram to the Register.
New CUMBERLAND, April s.-John
Hanley is still in Jail here. 1t seems
there is no penalty in the law against
involuntary manslaugbter. The defen-
dant's counsel, Mr.. Arnett, den .lGed
his release. Judge Campc.l has re-
served his decision in the case until
next Saturday.
The omission OF any penalty In cases
such as the above mentioned is said to
be an oversight in the law makers. II
such be the case the Courts have been q
long time making the discovery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-09

"OthellO," Shakespeare greAIes'
tragedy. is the bill Tragedian Louis
James commences his eugag ement with
at the Opera House. Friday evening.
The Marble Heart" is the bill al the
matinee Saturday and "Macbeth" satur
day night. An exchange says oi tNe
Marble Heart"
Those who attended the Opera House
last night saw a superb performance
and one they will not soon forget: IL
rivets itself in the memory, not from
any special part or point, but as play
developed in all Of its parts from the
beginning. so that from the foundation
10 the finish the unity is preserved and
the structure grows into vivid ana mar
monious embodiment.
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Chamberlain'- Cough kemedy.

This remedy doe, DOT dry up "a ca.t tl llf
iO9sens and relieves b. IN prevents cough.
iug bv producing q free eXpeef0r-t 0n. ami
bv aliaviug the inflammation aud Irritation
OF the throat TITS the oniy preparation in
common use that produces an expulsion NJ
rnucus from the air cells ~ tle lungs. r..
ders the mucus Jess tenacious aul oi,.er Poo
expectorate, and opens The ,ecrefll- lr
completely undernInes cold. It ,r,p.c
ially adapted % children. as 10 contains g1
injurious substance u ls q great flFr r.te
for Group. aud has never yet ia.'rI i.ffy
cents per bottle For sale 5y fte follow
ing druggists ". W Irwin. e. D.
Goetze, e. Schnepf, D. Klar. 81 W dal
rici. ". c. Armnrecht a. Menkcm.l,-.
" (. Miller, John Coleman ami = J.
Brice, and b. Bowie & Co, Bridge port
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VERY QUICK WORK.
TIE CHARLESTON NHGRO WHO ORIaINALLY
ASSAULTED A WHITE WOMAN
Arrested, Taken Before the Grand Jury, Indicted
And His Trial Set for Fridsy-in Aggravated
Cass-RspOrts that the WOman's Friends
Will AttsmpttO Lynch the hend.
SDeoial 7slloram 10 ne Reoister.

Special telegram 10 The Re0lsteT.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, April st
appears to-day that Sim Johnson, the
negro who was reported by your cores
pondent last night as having attempted
to assault Miss Bailey yesterday after
noon, was successful in his attempt.
Holding her down by the throat with a
long knife in the other he forced her TO
weld. The lady was badly bruised and
injured, but was able TO be out to-day.
The negro waived an examination be-
fore a squire to-day, but was immedi-
ately turned over TO the grand jury OF
the criminal court, which happened to
be in session. He was indicted for rape,
which is capital crime in this State,
and his trial set for Friday OF this week.
Members OF the grand jury say it was
the worst case Of It's kind that ever
came under their observation. The
people OF the county are very much eX-
cited. all aud day threats of lynching
have been made. 1t was rumored that Il
crowd of miners from Davis Creek,
where the outraged girl lived,
were coming over tonight to
secure vengeance for the crime,
and tonight there is a crowd OF de-
termined men on the other side OF the
Kanawha river bridge, which has iust
been completed. The people of Charles
ton would hardly offer any resistance
should the mob come after the negro,
as public opinion condemns him as un-
worthy of life. The Sheriff says no mob
can get the man tonight. His trial
comes off so soon that he will prevent
any attempt to anticipate the law.
Negroes, which are usually very
numerous on the streets, can hardly be
seen on the streets tonight.
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West Virginia Pension.

,pscial T,i,grg'a 10 tts A.1s.,t
WAsHINoroN, April ,.-The follow
ing West Virginia pension, have DD.u
issued Original y. C. Doi-on. rs 3D.
Carr. John W. Day l-aa. Cuurlf.
Philip l.. Coz. Geo. ~. Harrison. DmU,I
-. Carpcr. Crockett J.. llayne-. John D.
Cadd. Cyrenu, Gullcy. john M. Gator,
aud James Fuimer
Additional Jonathan T. llav.c and
John J. Boston.
Wills Little. Jacob d.
SINNERS. Irhamer r. Hudson. Geo. a.
CAssett. Geo. Stewart. VIM. Bar.hIan.
Erasmus d. Stafford. Marion ANr.
John Holt. John q Edward- L.u.-
Cooke. Levi BIankcn,bip. y. Downor D.
Weekly, j. Waggouer. j. McNhrrer
l. Florence and j. Dousheriy
Original widows. etc. L.Ha. widow
Of Jas. Cook; James, father of BenI D.
Alkirc.
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New Postmastcr-.

STsctdt Iff1fNN To Nf hfyis'r.
WAsHNGroN, April Wo-t Nr
gnia postmaster, w~re appointed f,
day as follows. G.. =. Myrr-. y.re a. IS
Ditty, resigned. Bcar-yI.ie. Tyler r1ul
"; +. e. Jones. vice j.. W. >luan r
signed, Fatw0od. BraNton cDunfH ~
B. Dawkln-. vice W. g. Duor resigned.
Meadow Dale, Jackson county. d. T.
Hayermcie, vice l.. &. Rider. remove i.
Rider,yiile. Morgan county.
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n.n,sr.. rlr.t psmoeratls Ma. or

DENvEE. Apri. S.-Denver to-day mas
q Democratic mayor for the urSt time in
her history. and the members OF th'
party are celebrating the event aS they
bsye never celebrated since the election
NJ Gov. Alva Adams. Returns from
various points in the STATE SHOW iha'
Yesterday was something OF e Demo
cratic landslide. as the gain Of that party
wiiI reach 35 per cent. AZ Central CITY
,i... home of Senator Teller, out OF nVe
'.',......,t,..,, the. Democrats elected four.
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This great domestic drama. which
will be AT the Grand tomorrow evening
Id, had the biggest run Of any drama
in America, and the company that pre-
sents it this season is said to be- the best
that has ever appeared ia il. Tie IN
dications are that it Will be greeted
with crowded hovacs bo!h tomorrow
and SATURDAY evenings. Seats are now
on sale at We!r's,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-09

Nrw ORLEANS, April S.-Ihe grand
urv meI agl.n yesterday ana eHtrr'u
upon the investigation Of the lynchin2
Of the eleven Italians in the parish
prison. Attorney General Ro-'rs Mas
rresent assisting the grand jury in ITS
work Among the witnesses examined
during the iay were Mr.. w. ID. Parker
son. rhe leader OF the mob, aud Italian
Consul Corte aud hts setrrtary.
It b., understood chat the original list
of bio committee 10 safety that "'a-a
the cau 0u the people Co attacS tue
.uri,1n was aled With the grand jury
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The IY,re va, AnYe.

KANSAS CRY. Mo. April s.-Thomas
Beard. OF santa Re, while passing over
the bridge between North ana South
Araent,ne. reached above his head and
caught hold OF an electric light wire.
The current passed through his body
and he died Instantly. His hands were
burned almost through by the wire.
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THE COUNTY FAIR.

Beginning Monday, April l3' at the
Opera House FOR two performances. we
are TO have The County Fair. "hlch
has made Neil Burgess famous ln the
past three years at the Union square
Theatre. New York. In this comedy
they introduce realism, taken from
everyday life IN the rural country oi
New England. The play is SAID 70 DE
full Of music, mirth and simplicities,'
especially the merry hu,king bee with
II. pretty land lassies' singing Anu
dancing. In the last act is seen ihe
county fair ground scene, on which The
great running horse race takes place.
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Rear End Collision.

sp.eql T,lsgrG7! 10 ~ Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, April s.-At :
O'Clock this morning ! freight train on
the c. Il 0. railway ran into the rear
end Of another freight. mile east OF
Hinton. The caboo>e and several cars
elo plea up On liz engine ot the rear
train and the engineer slightly Injured.
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Sweet and balmy slumber secured for the
,i,ile ones suffering with coughs and colds,
~ .ne uss 81 Dr Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price % cents bottie.
have had occasion 10 try Starvation Oh
I'm my family Tor neuralgia ana rheuma-
tispl' Ia every instance 1t effected per-
msnent IRE. also riei 1t oa my Child
suffering with sprained back with like
success. take pleasure in recommending
q TO all
+. ). Costello, 32l Park Ave, BALTIC. Nd
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CowHIDED TIE CLERK.
How IA Woman Punished a Man Who Had
Insulted Her.
nj IL


CHARLESTON, w. VA, April s.-Buf-
falo, a little town in Putnam county,
35 miles below here, on the kanawha,
is all worked up over sensational cpl
sode that occurred on the streets OF that
place Monday night. Mrs. James
Wright'S husband is steamboat pilot.
William Jones is a clerk on the steam
boat Claribel. He came TO her house
at night in her husbands absence and
demanded admission. She told him her
husband was away from home
and that he could not get in.
He insisted, she says, and tried to break
the door open. With knife in one
hand and a revolver in the other she
drove him from the house. Monday
night Jones returned TO Buffalo and was
talking with crowd near the Wilson
Hotel, when Mrs. Wright saw him.
Securing a cowhide she started after
MIN and pursued him from the hotel to
the steamboat landing, thrashing him
tiercely at every step and Jones begging
for mercy. He escaped to the boat and
there found protection. The affair
caused a good deal Of excitement in the
town where 1t occurred.
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Lumber Firm Fails.

LANCASTER. PA, April S.-EIecu-
,,onS for 500, 500 were issued to-day by
Columbia and Lancaster National Banks
against y. ByreS & Co., nmueE dealers
and saw mill operators OF Columbia.
Edwin Eberman who assigned on Mon
day -as the principal member OF the
firm The, claim assets Of Sl4S,QQQ in
miami and lumber.
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west ,lrglnlan. at Washington.

SD<csIi Isl,grd1 70 ne A.gt'sr
WAsmNGToN, j.. G.. April So LR-
Governor f. W wilson atfhs Al-
tional The Governor is In4K.ng l-
though he would enjoy a.ra.e WIfnDi.n.
GOG for the G0yern0r,nIp. u y Na
lis, Of Clarksburg. ". Va. Hh0.e-a
liquor dealer. is also a. tho N4l0al.
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ROUGHLY HANDLED.
4 Man Decoyed fr ~ Home and Severely
Beaten.

Special telegram % the Register.
JoHYsrowN, w. VA, April s.-Johns-
town is in a fever of excitement. On
March 20 a number OF masked men, sup
posed to be from CpShur county, de-
coyed one VIM. Sutton from his house
at one o'clock at night, on the preteXt
that they had letter for him. They
carried him about four hundred feet
from his home and handled
him SO roughly that three
of his ribs were broken and he was left
in Frustrated condition. Friends were
prevented from interfering by threats
and the firing OF revolyers. y young
man was arrested by the name OF Nc
Vany, and his preliminary examination
occurred before Justices Rlaire, Cottrill
and Camp oil Tuesday and he was held
to await an indictment In the sum $500.
McVany says he is innocent, and that
he will be able to prove an alibi.
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Will strike Us Hard.

ROME, April s.-The hdlid to-day ex-
presses the opinion that Americans
have but one God their strong boz. IT
saws further. In this strong box We
must strike them. demanding the
largest possible indemnity. On their
tongue their is but one word-'dOllars.
Let u take advantage of it,
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Roston Rrntan.

BALTIMORE. Mn. April s.-Tho
American Association season was opened
here to-day in the presence Of 1, 500 peo.
pie. The feature OF the game was the
betting of johnson and Brouthers.
Score: Baltimore. II: Boston, :. Hits.
l3 each; errors. : AID e: earned, Boston
.. Pitchers. MaAon. O'brien and Had
dock. Umpire. Snyder.
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Edmnnds surprIsed Them.

ST. ALDANs. VT. April s.-The resig'
nation of Senator EdmundS was uneX-
pected in Vermont. and was surprise
to his constituents. The appointment
OF his successor devolveS on Governor
Page, Us the Legislature is not in ses--
sion. The candidates aie secretary OF
War Proctor, Congressman Ii. II. Pow
ers. and Ex-Governor j. Gregory Smith.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-09
Athletics Outplayed.

PHILADELPHIA, April s.-The Wash
ington club outplayed the Athletics this
afternoon and won the opening game
after az interesting contest. Attend
ancc, >, 2GG Score: Athletic, ); Wash
iHgton, 9; hits, l. each; errors, and 2;
earned and 81 pitchers, Weyhing and
CareY. Imnlre. Lunns.