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The morning call., 1891-01-25

COMMITTEE REPoRT-F. w. A, City. If
the report of the duly organized committee
of a society is unanimous. it not only suffices
but it is common practice also for the Chair.
man and the Secretary only to sign it. But
this is only begging the question. The
committee cannot take action without a
majority membership, and if five constitute
signatures of three as it is of two of that
majority membership of three or four.
Moreover. there is nothing to prevent the
minority from presenting its report.
The morning call., 1891-01-25

TINE DIFFERENcEs-J. L., San Diego
Cal. ~ The hour is earlier in San Francis
co than in New York. as you state. and not
later, and the difference in time is hours.
10 minutes and 427 seconds. (2) You ara
also right in stating that in date there is a
difference OF Is hours and Is minutes be-
tween San Francisco and Sydney in Aus
tralia, SO that when it is noon here to-day it
Is 6;l5 C clock In The morning tomorrow at
Sydney. The time at SYDNEY wouI,l he ear
lier but for the fact that between it and this
city lies the line of 1862 from Greenwich.
which is the place from which me new
day is counted.
The morning call., 1891-01-25

aul0 ~ Su&Wy TIC Mr.
The morning call., 1891-01-25
for Infants and Children.

"Castoria is 50 well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" Fl. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, NY
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
The ALLIANCE
Seems to Have Absorbed the #. NJ. B. A.
Instructing Congressman How TO Work.

Seems to Have Absorbed the #. M. II. A.
Instructing congressman How TO Work I
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, November 21.-
The Alliance and +. M. Il. A. are prac-
tically amalgamated. though each have
refused TO adopt resolutions looking to
the consolidation. But the two organi-
cations are just as firmly united as II
the formal resolution had been adopted
The arrangements looks to the disap-
pearance OF the +. M. b. A. before It's
next national meeting. Last night and
to-day the Alliance had been initiating
into It's membership many of the most
prominent members of the +. M. Is. A.
These are to go back to their homes to
proselyte among the sub lodges.
The Alliance mas agreed to admit sub
lodges of the K. NJ Is. A. into the ALI
ance upon payment OF one dollar for
blanks. 1t is expected that before the
time for the next annual meeting OF the
II. NJ. b. A. nearly all the lodges will
have Joined the Alliance.
The Supreme Council OF the Alliance
this morning endorsed the Knights OF
Labor boycott on the Rochester Cloth
ing Exchange. The branch resolution
instructiug Alliaace Congressman not
to enter the caucus of either OF
the old political parties, finally
passed with an amendment instruct
ing them not to vote for any man for
Speaker who does not support the Ocala
platform.
The report OF the committee which
had the protest Of the anti-sub-treasury
people in hand reported that the antis
had refused to present this case, and the
matter had therefore been dropped.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
CRISP STOCK Up.
Belief in Washington That he Will
Be the Speaker.
MR.. MILLSS VISIT TO NEW YORK
Seems to Have Hurt Rather Than Improved
His Chances---He Lodged With Mug
wump---Crisp Claims all New
England, New York and
New Jersey.
Special Telegram to the Sunday Register.

SpectQk Iete1Tdn 20 Nse ouHuuV heotst1.
WASHINGTON, D. c., November ell
The leading candidates for the Speaker
ship, Crisp and Mills, have returned
from New York, and Speakership talk
is again lively here.
Crisp's friends are more confident than
ever over the results Of their candidates
conferences in New York. On the other
hand, the Mills men are depressed. 1t
is said Mills gained nothing in New
York, but rather lost ground. He un-
dertook to win to his support some OF
the Brooklyn Democratic members but
failed. 1t is considered that Mills
made a mistake in staying while in
Brooklyn at the house OF Mr.. Thomas
G.. Shearman, whom Democrats there
regard as q mngwump.
Crisp men now assert positively that
their man has already pledged to him
l07 members, counting no one in the
least doubtful. They are confident
Crisp will be nominated on first ballot
in the caucus, and il their claims are
correct he will be.
They say Crisp will have more than
majority of the New England Demo-
Gratis, all but three Of those from New
York, and d solid delegation from New
Jersey. Three OF the New York men,
heretofore for other candidates, have
in the last few days come out openly for
Crisp. Crisp stock is away up tonight.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
YALE THE WINNER.
The Blues Guido Their Crimson OPP
pOnentS Nicely.
HARVARD VERY WEAK AT POINTS
Who're Strength Was Needed MOSt---Twen-
ty Thousand People Watch the Event
Great Interest Throughout the
COuntry--All New England
Colleges Represented.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, November 21.-
The great game is over, and Yale has
won the day.
Fully 10000 people saw the blue wave
victorious on Hampden Park to-day,
and when the great contest was over it
was the unanimous conviction the
best team had won. When the game
was called everyone had seat and
everything was in readiness.
This city was owned to-day by wear
erS Of blue and crimson. The hotels
and streets have been crowded since
morning, and the early and late trains
have added thousands to the throngs.
The weather for the game was per-
feet, cool and cloudy, with little wind.
The ticket spectators seem to have
been badly bitten. The seats which
were held at high premium last night
were this afternoon down nearly to
par. The betting last evening was
nearly even, but to-day odds were given
in Yale'S favor.
Most of the Harvard men arrived last
night, and at HAS q. m. The Yale
delegation came at noon by two special
taains. Most of the city stores are
decorated impartially. All the smaller
New England colleges are represented,
Amherst and Williams sending the
largest delegations on special trains.
At IL a, M, Yale men were offering
S1OO to $50, which Harvard hackers ac-
cepted readily. At 1880 several hun
dred persons were waiting for the gates
Of Hampden Park to open, and at IL,
when the gates swung back, steady
stream set in from way down Main
straat
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
A ROUGH SEA.
The Britannia Has the Worst Voyage
in Her History of Seventeen Years.

The Britannia Has the Worst Voyage
in Her History of Seventeen Years.
NEW YORK, November 21.-The
White Star Line steamer Britannia ar
rived at her dock this morning, after
one of the toughest voyages the vessel
has experienced in her II years buffet
ing the waves of the Atlantic.
She left Liverpool November II, when
a terrific gale was sweeping around the
British coast and playing havoc with
shipping. She Immediately ran into
boiling sea, that sent mighty volumes OF
water over the vessel. TIL. crew were
compelled to cling to ropes to keep from
being swept overheard.
The tremendous sea boarded the ves-
sci, swept over the deck, and carried
with it Quartermaster Thomas Mcken-
zie, who, in going over the rail, gave
piercing shrek of despair. He disap-
peared in the angry waters and was seen
no more, for in sucha sea nothing could
be done for him.
The Britannia continued to oencounter
very rough weather during the greater
part of the voyage, and for the most
part the passengers were unable 10 go
upon deck. The time of the voyage was
8 days, hours and 5 minutes, covering
1871 miles.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
PRISONERS FOR THE PEN.
jefferson COunty's Record Brokeu-A Wo'
mans Attempt at Suicide.

Jefferson County's Record Broken-A WO-
mans Attempt at Suicide.
Special Telegram 90 the sunday Register.
STEUBENvILLE, November 21.-The
Sheriff this morning took five more
prisoners TO the penitentiary at Colum-
bus, they being Joseph l.. Mercer
and William o. Wingard, convicted OF
burglary; John Cunningham and John
Gaughan, convicted of highway rob
berry, and I. n. Drickard, convicted n
shooting with intent to kill.
This makes ten prisoners taken to
the penitentiary this term Of Court,
and Agnew, convicted Of attempted
rape and sentenced to three years, will be
taken out next week unless the Circuit
Court acts favorably on his petition in
error for new trial, which is regarded
by lawyers as impossible. This breaks
the record in this line in Jefferson
county.
Ellen Kane attempted suicide by
drowning in the river last night, but
was rescued by Bill Walker. The cause
Of Ellen's GnhappineSs was row she
had with her latest ''mash," a potter
from East Liverpool, at divers saloon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
AN ENTENTE REACHED
Between Russia and Frnpce-Resuit OF n
Recent Meeting.

PARIS, November 21.-The Pair to-
day declares that Russia and France
have come to a complete verbal entente
in regard to the alliance between the
two nations.
This understanding, the Pdtr de-
clares, was arranged during the recent
visits of the Russian Grand Dukes TO
President Carnot.
In addition the paper says they are
the only exponents OF the alliance which
vet remain TO be defined.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
A PERSIAN REBELLION
Created by a High Priest, Promptly Sup
pressed by the Shah-- Many Killed

pressou Dy the Suhh--hhhy hhiSN'
LONDON, November 2l.-A dispatch
from Teheran, the Capitol OF Persia,
states that the Mutrhidor, high priest
OF the Shah's sect, which is the
predominant religious sect OF the
country. its followers number
ing nearly seven millions, recently
fomented a revolt in Mazanderan, a
province Of Northern Persia.
The Government took prompt meas
ures to suppress the revolt, and body
OF troops was despatched TO restore or
der, and to place the High Priest under
arrest. The rebels were prepared, how
ever, and made determined resistance
against the Shah's soldiers.
They had entrencbed themselves In
a strong position and desperate battle
ensued. The rebels were finally defeat
ed, not however. until two hundred OF
their number had been killed. The loss
OF the troops was twenty killed. A
large number OF the rebels were taken
prisoners and 1t is expected that sum-
mary justice will be meted out TO them.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
TALKS OF WAR.
TolstoI Makes Some Statements That
Sound Odd I'm Russia-The Ukase Dis
cussed In Germany.
Copyright, 1911


ICopWfoht 1911
BERLIN, November 21.-The papers
of this city tonight, on apparently
good grounds, associate the Rus
sian ukase prohibiting the
export OF wheat and wheat products
with the failure OF the overtures OF Nj.
Vishnergradsny, the Russian Finance
Minister, to Berlin financiers te reopen
the Germen market to the Russian
loans. Mendeilssohn and other finan-
cial houses have again been in confer
ence with the Government with refer
ence to the subject.
A statement published by the st.
Petersburg 01icial Messenger on the con-
dition of the Imperial finances, and Its
relation to the famine was telegraphed
here tonight as an authoritative decla-
ration aiming TO minimize the dangers
OF the situation. The statement begins
by announcing that the stock OF grain
after the prohibition OF export will be
sufficient for the population until the
next harvest.
AS the people in the agricultural dis
tricts depend on the sale OF grain, they
will find the position embarrassing, and
the government has therefore assigned
to them 100000 roubles from the
cash reserve in the treasury.
Count Tolstoi advocates the purchase
Of corn in America in time to protect the
country from famine and the terrible
social disturbances that are GER
tian to attend such a condition OF
affairs T0lstoi contends from
his own personal calculation
that the stock of grain will not be- suili-
cient and the governments reply guar
anteeing enough to feed the people un-
til the next harvest, If falsified, will
lead to revolution, in which Tolstoi
saws he will aid
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
CPEENE COURT PROCEEDINGS.
'''7s Handed Down by That Body Yes
terday at Charleston.

tcEuag al NhhEtcsAoAs
Re, Ts.waw 70 ne Register.
.aAEIESToN, w. VA, November 21.
>a Supreme Court Of Appeals to-day
-sa Down the following opin-
Sc vs. Ohio River Railroad Com
-A from Wetlel county, opinion by
e. Judgment of Circuit Court affirm
STATE vs.. Pearls, Mercer
company, opinion by Holt,
-s-ent Of Circuit Court
.'sed and case remanded. Taylor
t-o River Railroad Company, Ma
county, opinion by BrannOn, judg-
' o, Circuit Court reversed and
'enanded. Watt, Lang & Go. vs..
-,ag'er, M0nongalia county, opinion
''Alnon, decree Of Circuit Court re-
.',- and ease remanded. Bail VS..
-->'orih, Morrison county, opinion
--S .sh, Judgment Of Circuit Court
-5o. LaSier vS. L3Sier, Monon-
-' county, opinion by English, de-
vi Circuit Court reversed and
Ienanded. Spence vs.. Robinson,
...'' county, opinion by Lucas, iudg-
.-o' Circuit Court reversed and case
TT--1ed. state vs.. Workman, opinion
~. --'1S' Judgment Of Circuit Court az
- following orders were also en-
- Oaperton's administrator VS.. Ca
- .-I 5 heirs ct al, Monroe county,
~. n aad SuperSedeas allowed, no
3 NIe.As required. Knight vs.. Coop
lr.,-.. county, writ OF certiOrari
1' Adjourned tin next Saturday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
AswEEr-sCENrED TRIo.
Two Doctors and a Liveryman in the
Burgling Business.

JOLIET, ILL, November 21.-Gard
nier, twenty-eight miles from here, is
excited over the discovery of two lead
ing physicians and, levery stable
keeper of the town are responsible for
the recent daring burglaries there.
Drs. Boyce and McAdaman, and
livery stable man Briggs were discov-
cred early this morning trying TO blow
open the safe of the Gardiner bank.
Burglaries have been frequent during
the last year. and detective was en-
plsyed to ferret out the perpetrators.
He suspected the trio and joined
them in order TO get at
their secrets. He helped them
to plan the burglary of the bank, and
while they were in the act of blowing
open the safe called on them surrender.
They resisted, and attempted to escape.
The detective shot DR.. McAdam aud
brought him down ahd captured DR..
Boyce. Briggs escaped.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
"MINNEAPOLIs BAIT"
Colonel Pat Donan On the Republican
National Convention.

National Convention.
ST. LOUIS, November 21.-The Re
pub &c to-day prints from the pen OF the
redoubtable Pat Donan, an editorial In
which that gentleman ridiculeS the pre-
tensions Of Minneapolis for the Repub-
lican National Convention. He says
"They talk OF quartering the crowd at
St. Paul and Mnnetonka. st Paul Is
fifteen miles in one direction and Mime
tonka twenty miles in another. The
committees made up from forty-nine
States and Territories will be scattered
from Lake Pepin half way to the Mani
toba line"
The editorial concludeS:-"Bah! The
whole thing is braSSy scheme to re-
viye their busted real estate boom. The
Republican Convention should be held
In New York or Chicago and the Demo-
cratic in Philadelphia or st. Louis. The
National Committee should sit down
with forty-tOn emphasis on this strolling
band Of wild and wOolly Minneapolitan
wind weavers."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
Murdered His Wife.

FLORENCE. KAs., November el.-
Hugh j. O'Neii, wealthy stock man
near here, last Wednesday morning
made his servant stay away from the
apartments OF his wife, under threat OF
punishment, claiming his wife was Ill.
He left in the morning, twelve hours
elapsed and he had not returned and
nothing had been seen or herd OF
O'Neil. Investigation disclosed that
O'NeiI had murdered his wife and lock-
ed the body in her r.om. OF course
they are hunting for O'Neil.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
FpidemIc of Influcnza.

LONDON, November 2l.-The physi-
clans of Dartmond, fifteen miles south
of London, have their hands full attend
ing TO the children OF the Catholic In
dustral School at that place. Influenza
recently attacked some Of the children.
and the disease spread with great
rapidity.
Some OF the cases we're Of a particu-
larry severe nature, and despite the best
attention and care several OF the chill
dren have died. At the present time
there are no less than one hundred
patients at the school prostrated with
the disease.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
All snnposed to be Lost.

LONDON, November 23.-A telegram
has been received here from the Mar
auis of LansdowDe, Viceroy Of India,
stating that no doubts are entertained
that the pilot brig Culdoon foundered
during the terrific hurricane which re-
Gently passed over the Andaman island
and the Bay OF Bengal. The Culdoon
had crew Of six British officers and
thirty-fve native sailors, and it IS be-
lieyed that all were drowned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
WASHINGTON WON.

The West Penn Medical Men Defeated
by a Score of so to in Two Thirty
Minute Halves.
Special telegram TO The REGISTER.
WASHINGTON, PA, November 2l.-
The last game of foot ball for this sea-
son on the home grounds was played
here this afternoon between the West
Penn Medical College team and Wash
ington and Jefferson team, which re-
suited in victory for the latter so to
in two thirty minute halves.
The features of the game were the
clever blocking and tackling OF REIN,
Of Washington and jefferson. and the
long runs around the ends of Abbott,
also of Washington and Jefferson, he
alone making eleven touch downs. The
West Penn Medicals had the weight but
were out of practice.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
WHEELING W. VA SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER %. 1891.

back to the center field. The ball was
forced by short. hard rushes into Yale's
territory, and Trafford kicked, but his
rush line failed to hold, and the kick
was blocked by the Yale rushers, but
Hallowell recovered the ball finely.
Harvard continued to force the ball,
aud when Yale's fifteen yard line was
reached, Trafford tried again for goal
from the field. 1t was an easy drop
kick, but he missed it, and the last
chance for scoring was gone. Yale now
braced up, and in the remaining time
forced the ball upon the field. Time
was called with the ball in Harvard's
territory. Score: Yale 10, Harvard
nothing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
PIrrsBURG WANTS 1T
And Sends q Strong, Non-psrtisan Delegs-
tion After It.

PITTsBUBe, PA, November 21.-At q
large mass meeting this afternoon a
committee OF representative citizens.
composed OF Republicans and Demo
Gratis, headed by Robert Ptcrain, OF the
Pennsylvania railroad, was appointed 70
go TO Washington and present Pitts
bnrg's claims for the next Republican
National Convention.
The meeting to-day was very enthu-
sIastic, and II was shown that this city
was amply able TO accommodate any
crowd tnat might be drawn here by the
convention. Tho committee will leave
for Washington on special Baltimore
and Ohio train tomorrow night. The
same committee will also make an effort
to secure the Democratic National con-
ventIon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
This Has a War Significance.

LosDoS, November eL-The Chron-
icle's st. Petersburg correspondent says
IL IS expected that the expectation o,
horses to Austria and Germany will be
prohibiten. This and the prohibit on
OF the expectation OF wheat are regard
ed as having military significance.
Very many cases of influenza are re-
ported In the Cars entourage.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
WON HEE sUIr.
Mrs. Moore Gets Ber 5000 From Hop
kius.

BATH, Me-, November 21.-The an
nouncement is made here that Mrs.
Hattie Moore, formerly resident Of
this city, has finally won her breach Of
promise suit against Moses Hopkins,
the California millionaire, and brother
OF Mark Hopkins.
The suit has been pending In the Cal
ifornia courts for three years. Mrs.
Moore was al the first awarded s75, 900,
but the case was appealed and the
amount reduced TO $4,000. This sum,
it is said, has finally been paid.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
GOOD CANADIAN CROPS.
An Enormous Yield of Spring and Winter
Whea and Oats.

ToRoSTo, ONT, November 2l.-The
report of the Bureau Of Industries issued
Yesterday show that the yield OF grain In
Ontario this year is extraordinarily
large. Fall wheat average from twenty
five to thirty bushels per acre in many
sections and weighs from sixty TO sixty
six pounds per bushel. Spring wheat
and oats are also far above the average.
The crops of wheat, spring and fall,
are estimated at 32,5s4,026 bushels,
nearly half as much again as the crop
of 1890. The oat crop exceeds the light
one of last year by more than $1,000, 900
bushels, while the average per acre is
the highest in ten years,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
ANOTHER GOOD GAME.
The Ithaca Boys Win Well Played Game
at Detroit

DETROIT, MICH, November 21.-The
Cornell-Ann Arbor faotball contest this
afternoon was undoubtedly the finest
exhibition of that rough but scientific
game that has ever been given In De-
troit.
The score of fifty-eight to twelve in
favor of the Ithaca boys would indicate
that the game was one sided; it was by
no means a walk-away, as every point
gained was gotten through by hard
play, and every inch was vigorously
contested
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
BURIED ALIVE.
A Number of workmen Caught by Cav
ing, Trench at Brooklyn.


BROOKLYN, n. Y, November 21.--
This afternoon new conduit extension
under course of construction burst, and
submerged q number of labor
ers. To add to the horror a
large gas pipe which ran
parallel with the conduit, was broken,
filling the place with the fumes OF gas.
Four laborers, and possibly seven,
were buried alive. Hugh Murphy and
two Italians, known only by numbers,
were completely entombed by the ava
lanche Of earth.
Another Italian was partially buried
in the sand, and pinned down by tim
bers. Another cave In occurred while
the workmen were at work, and Frank
Besin, an Italian laborer, was seen to
sink out Of sight.
The work of rescue is being pushed
as rapidly as possible, but it would be
impoS sible to get down to where the
bodies are buried until Sunday after
noon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22

MAKsHALLTowy, IA, N0yember 81.
Two engines and over twenty freight
cars were demolished by . head-end
collision on the Chicago, st. Paul and
Kansas City Road, near Marsballtown,
this morning. Six trainmen were In
iured, 1t Is thought none fatally. The
track Is still obstructed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
FIRES AND LOSSES.

NEW YORK, November 2I.-A tene-
ment house at No. 80 Baxter street was
dana yed to the extent Of $1,000 by fire
this morning. ALI the inmates escaped
with the exception OF Mrs Barbara
Kruger, who was burned so horribly
that She died in few hours.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
INDIANA MINERS STRIKE.
Four Thousand of Them Now Out and
Indiana Coal scarce.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 21.-As q
result OF the miners meeting held at
Washington, Davies county, last night,
five huudred more miners struck this
morning. This brings the number OF
miners on strike in Indiana up to about
four thousand.
There is great rejoicing among the
Brazil miners, as the Washington coun-
" men had held out against all over
lures up to the present time. While
all the Indiana miners are not idle, this
late accession of the strikers ranks will
make the supply of Indiana coal practi-
cally nothing.