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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-19
MACUNE RESIGNS
His Membership In the Farmers ALI
anceAPOlitics Didn't Suit Him.

0nce-PO1tics Uidn'C suit him.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, November 1S.-The
Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union
reassembled this morning. c. W..
Macune became discouraged and with
drew from the order. The following
officers were elected: NJ. d. Loucks,
North Dakota, President; Marion But
Ter, North Carolina, Vice President;
Ben Terrell, Texas, National Lecturer;
Editor Taylor of the Nashville TOiler,
Secretary, and the following Executive
Board: L. Leonard, Missouri; NJ. Page,
Virginia; /. E. Dean, New York; II. c.
Deming, Pennsylvania.
Macune is grimly disconsolate. To
an Associated Press reporter he said:
II resigned from the order because it is
being diverted from its original purpo-
SEES and made the tail to the third party
kite"
This means that the non partisan AL
lance members can no longer remain in
the order.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-19
West Virginia Postmasters Appointed.
er,e.aL TeLS0r0p, 10 ne Register.

WASHINGTON, D. c., November 49,
The following West Virginia post
masters have been appointed: j. S.
Doak at Deep Valley, Tyler county,
in place of D. G. Ankrom, resigned;
w. G. Morgan at Hallsvile, Mcdowell
county, in place Of NJ. w. Pendry, re-
signed; r. NJ Roush at Maggie. Mason
county, in place OF c. Thornton, re-
signed, J. II. Barns at Samaria,
Marion county. in place Of L. w. Burns,
deceased; Alice L. Hull at Mt. Wash
inzton, Wood county, in place Of s. B.
Hull, deceased.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-19
THE SCHOOL QUESTION.
The Archbishsps Adjourn After Three
Days' Conference, Most of the Time
Beinr Devoted to the Schools

Days' Conference, Most of the Time
Being Devoted to the Schools.
NEW YORK, November 1s.-The con.
ference OF archbishops OF the United
States. which has been in daily session
at the archepiscopal residence OF Arch
bishop Corrigan since Wednesday last,
was concluded to-day.
The question that has engaged the at
tention OF the archoishops to the larg-
est extent, and the one which has pro-
lonQed the conference to the period OF
three days, is the matter relating TO
parochial schools. Not until to-day was
any real progress made, and the follow
ing report indicates compromise upon
the question.
The matteras given out by the private
secretary of Archbishops Corrigan,
Father Connolly, is entitled, Report
on Parochial Schools" ano is as follows:
At a meeting of the Archbishop oil
the United States. held at the residence
of the Most Rev. Archbishop OF New
York, on the 10th OF November, 1s92'
to consider the best means &c
provide for the religious edu
cation of such children as dc
not at present attend the parochia
schools or Catholic schools OF any KIND
the assembled prelates unanimously
agreed on the following resolutions:
RESOLVED, That we promote tht
erection Of Catholic schools, Sc
that there may be accommo
dation In them for more, anc
II possible for all our Catholic children
according to the DEGREES OF the third
plenary council OF Baltimore and The
decision of the Holy See.
Upon emerging from the Archepisco
nal residence tonight, the champion o.
the "Farlbault SYSTEM" Archbishop
Ireland, appeared in most affaolt
mood, but referred all press representa-
tiyes to Archbishop Corrigan for infor
nation regarding the business OF TIT
conference. He repaired Immediately
to the Fifth Avenue Hotel and will TO-
morrow leave for st. Paul and Minneap
oils.
Cardinal Gibbons was driven away II
carriage to his hotel and was soon FOL
lowed by Archbishop Feehan, OF Chlca
go, who is stopping at the Windso
hotel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-19
Chief Englneer Pom KILLED.
gDseial 7eLeorqm to The Reoistsr.

CLABKsBURG,,W wv. VA, November IS.
This morning the FIVE o'clock east
bound train collided with box cars at
this place. William Penn Of Parkers-
burg, chief engineer, who has been in
the company's employ for thirty-fve
years, was instantly killed. The wreck
is supposed to have been caused by an
open switch.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-19
VIRGINIA DEBT SETTLEMENT.
Long-drawn-Out Negotiations About
CInaed Up batislactOrily.

Long-drawn-Out Negotiations About
CIosed Up BatiSiactOrily.
RICHMOND, VA, November 1s.-The
delayed settlement Of Virginia's
Jt is about completed. The only
pg in the way was the suit w. L.
vail brought against the foreign
mmfttee of bondholders. The OlcOtt
nmitsee, it is understood, through
New York Trust Company, furnish
the Planters National Bank, their
tents here, with an indemnifying bond
vering the amount OF Mr.. Royals
tachment suit.
Governor Mckinney and the other
embers OF the Board of Sinking Fund
commissioners have signed 3 bond for
5000. 600 and forwarded it to the Debt
ommlttee in New York. Accompany
II the document was q certified check
)r an amount covering one years in
crest on the debt Of S24, 600, 900 in old
onds, which were sent here by the
)lcott committee and which Mr.. Royal
attached for his claim against the Lon
ion committee which will be
transferred TO the Commonwealth.
This being done the whole
OF the debt settlement is dis
posed OF. The manuscript for SIC, 000,-
300 will be held by the New York COM
nittee until they can determine the ex-
act proportion OF distribution among
ne owners Of the bonds pooled. As
on as this is done the new bonds will
furnished by the State. The Board
Sinking Fund Commissioners will st
ice advertise for the holders OF bonds
ot pooled with the New York commit
q TO send the same In to be funded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-19
PnrrIms starting 70 Rome.

ROME, November 1s.-The pilgrim
ages to this city on the occasion Of the
Pope's Jubilee will begin at the end oil
January. The pilgrims from Alsace'
Lorraine will be the first to start. They
will be followed by the Irish pilgrims,
headed by Archbishop Walsh, the Eng.
Iish headed by the Duke Of Norfolk, and
then the Italians. They will be received
in succession on the 18th, 10th and I'm
OF February. All will attend the jubilee
mass on February 10Th. The German
pilgrims will be received 10 March, ADD
those from France and Spain In April.
The beautifcations decreed by the Hc'-
See will be proclaimed At the end
February.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-19
Big JOlllacatIon at Rowlesburg.

6pfcIdE It5eVT lI7's % W 1'SV''''''
RowLEsBURG, W. VA, November IS.
The great Democratic victory was cell
ebrated here tonight in royal style.
The residences Of all the Democrats
were beautifully decorated and illumin-
ated. The parade was the finest ever
seen in the town. The display Of fire.
works was magnificent. The Grafton
city band furnished the music. Mr..
Blaney, Of Grafton, was here with his
celebrated paintings OF Cleveland, Ste
yenson and Mrs. Cleveland. They were
carried in the procession and were ad-
mired by all.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-19
The Reault in Webster.
Ifelal 7tLtQram % "a ReQistsT

SPECIAL Telegram 10 me Re0tstsr.
ADDISON, w. VA, November 1s.-The
National and State ticket for Webster
county stands: 737 Democrats; 353 Re-
publicans; majority, 3s4, Alderson's
majority being 10 ahead OF State
and National ticket. MCGUIRE,
Sheriff, is elected by 2S7 ma
jority. There is not a single Republi-
can elected in the county. not even con-
stable. The Democratic majority, 3S4,
being the same as IN 1883.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-19
ABlr Nova scorIa Coal Deal.

HALIFAX. Ms, November 1s.-A
large mining deal. embracing all the
coal and iron mines Of Cumberland
Comfy, has been consummated. The
syndicate Is composed Of Montreal and
New York men. The new company
will be known as the Canada Mines and
Coal COMPANY, with capital Of 81, 500. 7
800. ThelNew York bsnk4- tvs'' =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-19
Wanted to Fight A1S--s |. -~.-.-

CHICAGO, November 1s.--For some
time there has been i'll feeling between
j. G. Warbinton and Frank d. Judson,
both employed by w. B. Fleming.
After several small rows, in which War
hinton was worsted, he challenged his
opponent to meet him in the Park and
be prodded with cold steel or punctured
with hot lead. Judson declined to fight
a duel and had Warbinton arrested.
Both men are said to admire the same
young woman, and here too Warbinton
has come out second best.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-19
AND SILL THtY CONE.

The Bl.ok..ouj NAM featuring COmpan
WIN Aa's1F 'n1l"'t'' of Cotton
WOoxsoclET, n L, November 1s.-
The Black one Manufacturing cOmpa-
ny, cOtto5 ma nfacturers, of Black
stone, Mss, kill advance wages De-
cember S. \Pyces have not yet been
made known
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-19
IN. aErpet Men FOLLOW Suit.
made known

LowEL5MAss., November 1S.-The
carpet CO. poratiOn has followed the lead
Of the oBtton mills and raised wages z
per ceE., beginning December 5.
ApenJLyon PROCESSES to think that
bud bss will hardly warrant the in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-19

The Chamber Of Deputies spsnds Ano
Day Discussing az.

Day Discussing &C.
PARIS, November 1s.-The debat,
the Press Bill was continued In
Cham Der OF Deputies to-day. The
cussion lasted five hours. nj. Pincl
Radical. opened the debate by de.
ing that the existing law, II prof
enforced, was sufficient to meet al
quirements.
Referring to the speech Of ths.ct
DeMun, be evoked M
declaring that the Il
pared 10 bestow full
lies, by abollshing
for public WORSHIP
After q few
attempt TO
made. Then "
was ready to n
general policy
be would not
10 be contour.
Men who oil
OF the Republ
days been pro
the political
said, so BE-
trines OF
timed:
passed,
charges
based
10 has
But 81
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ecldI I6If0Td1l % t1e hs0lsler-
WELLsBURG, w. VA, November Is.
The First ward Democrats of this
zee painted things red tonight. Sew
h hundred were in line. All kinds OF
--.arla- we're used. The two drum
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-19
CRITCHLOW ON TRIAL.
The First Of the Homestead Murder
Gases Begun Yesterday.
A JURY SECURED AND EVIDENCE

Taken For the Prosecution-Dis-
trict Attorney Burleigh's Strong
Presentation Of the Case to the
.Jury-Connor, the Alleged Vic
tim Of Critchfleld's Aim, was a
Pinkerton Detective on One of
the Barges, That Fatal Sixth Of
July.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-19
FULLY APPRECIATED.
Grover Cleveland Thoroughly COmpre-
bends the immensely
OF THE UNDERTAKING BEFORE

Him and the Democratic Party,
and the CONCENTRATIONS ofthe
Great Work Fill His Mind With
Sober RefectiOns-The Party
Must be in Harmony and Must
Work for the Advancement of
the Peoples Cause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-19
Mr.. Blaiue Indlsposed Again.

WASHINGTON, D. c., November 49,
Ex-Secretary Blaine is confined to the
house with cold contracted Tuesday
last, but his condition is now very much
improved, and it is expected that he will
be entirely restored to health in few
days. Mr.. James G. Blaine, Jr., said
this afternoon that there is nothing
serious in his fathers condition. "He
had a high fever last night" he said,
''but this has been reduced, and he is
now resting very comfortable. There
n no cause whatever for alarm" Mr..
blaine is subject TO indispositions of
tbis character. and the present attack is
attributed to the recent sudden changes
iH the weather.
,.-..res fzather) Pabss to Leave the
stage.
ArrRRE HAUTE, IND, November IS
IL. - ~ Z
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-19

LONDON. November The
ards Paris corresr ~vS
en- ployes 10 . b.
~ -..- -~.-Tff
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-03

bright past, and stands peer
less on the very pinnacle of
millinery excellence. Here are
pattern bonnets fresh from the
Partisan designers-things of
exquisite loneliness not to be
seen elsewhere in the North
west, and all of the new trim
mings and shapes in bewilder-
ing profusion. Nothing like
this stock has ever been
opened in the state.
Orders have been left with
the New York importers to
forward the newest styles as
fast as they appear, and nearly
every day new things come
into stock.
Modern millinery fresh from
the fashion centers is what we
have to show, and this Easter
tide Seattle ladies will wear, at
the same time as their New
York sisters, the very best of
the fashionable spring styles,
and at no greater cost to them
than for what ordinary mil.
linery is sold.
The stock was personally
selected by the head milliner
in the New York markets, and
it is beyond question superior
for style and excellence.
Visit the department and &C
quaint yourself with new styles
in millinery and learn the prices.
From one extreme to an
other-from millinery to shoes.
The two departments are close
together on second floor, and
while one offers you the latest
and best things for your head
wear the other has a large
amount of new styles in nice
footwear.
This ladies' shoe department
of ours has made it a point to
keep the best footwear for
feminine feet. 1t is stronger
than ever this spring.
Novelties in low shoes are
now ready for your examina-
ton, as well as a large selec-
ton of cloth-top shoes.
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The lace ones start as low as
|25c each. The stock is greater
than ever before in every
detail.
The dress trimming subject
lis too great for word explain
ing. You must spend time al
the section, studying and COM
pairing the scores Of differen,
styles.
Fans are here in more novel
styles and beauty than ever
before. You'll be surprised to
see how much the fan makers
have created for this season.
Belts are to be correct for
feminine wear. The belt sub
iect, as shown in center aisle,
includes metals and feathers
and cloths in too many styles
for quick enumeration.
At the head of the notion
counter is a new section de.
voted to perfumes, scents,
soaps and toilet accessories.
Everything is fresh and of bes,
quality. and the prices are not
fanciful. Nearly every article
for toilet use is in the section.
Laces are in such quantity
land magnihcence that they lay
claim to sole attention for men.
ton. SO many new styles and
$50 much delicate beauty that
today the mere hint is only
possible. Soon, however, a
considerable space will be given
over to lace information.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-03
HERE'S NOVELTIES.

Have you seen the new
things in the notion and fancy
goods department? They are
worth much critical examina-
ton.
This is the newest novelty
in jabots-First. most any of
the delicate shades you want !;
next, a collar and heading of
chiffon, or fluffy crepe, or null,
and then a fronting of deep
guipure de gene lace, in tans
and creams, and in very hand
some open patterns-elegant
and attractive and shown this
week for the first time.
In the handkerchief stock is
novelty after novelty in lace
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-03
MODERN MILLINERY.

The showing of the millinery
department has been most IA
vorably received. In fact,
nothing but Aattering comment
has been made upon the new
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-03
DOMESTICS.

Scotland and France are side
by side in their best products.
Here's the artistic .Gaul with
his sateens - elegant beyond
anything known in the sateen
history; approaching nearer
and nearer to the genuine satin
and silk appearance, and with
a wealth of colorings and pat
terms which the high-priced
silks barely excel.
And the ginghams-the very
best that John Anderson, the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-03

edged ones;
some in
chiffon
shades and
effects. A
whole army
of lace
ones, be-
sides guam
titles of
the regu-
lar styles.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-03
CLOAK STYLES.

VHUlu Nj ULJs
The Cloak Department pre-
sents a busy scene, and search
ers after the latest and best
styles need seek no further.
The cloak buyer exceeded his
past brilliant record this sea-
son and presents a wonder.
fully fine stock to your notice.
Come and see the new
things in capes. with the beau
60 tiful lace
60 effects and
a !. !. ! !. !: !: !: ! !: !"
n ~ perfect SYM,
mAA kh metry Of
\ MANY cuts. Top
F I NlMR coats, new
In ,M.z1H in design
NJ sEl this sea-
,. &Iw son, and
MHVESEEAZM. box coats
lfk va and reef.
ers and blazers, such a goodly
company of each kind that
each style in itself equals in
quantity most cloak stocks.
All the novelties in cloaks
are here, and not in samples
but in generous quantity
enough so that you will find
whatever you want without
further searching.
Loose circulars, with hoods,
lined with changeable silks,
are novelties that will please.
Be sure and see tbs variety
of travelling listers in their
great selection of handsome
goods.
All the fashionable cloaking
weaves, in Cheviots, in Bed
fords, in every new and cor
rect cloth, are to be had in all
the different shapes of jackets.
Note the harmonious and
striking effects produced in the
silk.lined coats, and compare
the prices and garments with
anything that you know of in
the city.
The cloak ball Is but fairly
started rolling. Each day new
things come in stock. This
week there will be a large adj
dition to what is now shown.
Later in the week we will
have in a stock of tea gowns
and wrappers which will eclipse
anything in this line that we
have yet shown. Announce
ment of their arrival will be
made later.
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every Poitioll Oh the SiODe-
luxurious rugs, fit for nabobs'
palaces. from the Orient, from
the land of the Crescent, from
all the places where the rug
TART is the highest
The showing of lace and
portiere curtains will more than
please any housewife. 1t is
complete to the minutest de-
tail, and beyond criticism as a
whole or in part.
In the curtain materials there
is added richness and numbers
'of new figurings and stuffs.
The upholsteries reach now
their top notch of excellence,
going beyond their great past
in every particular.
In carpets of every good
quality we have a stock that
admits of no comparison in the
state. 1t is complete in all
good qualities. and the prices
ARE as low as any reputable
establishment quotes on goods
'of known reputation and
quality.
We do not carry imitation
carpets nor inferior qualities,
but we do have the best grades
for the prices asked that can
be found anywhere.
We have many special feat
ures in our carpet department
which will not be found else
where.
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from many a clans tartan with
all the sterling Scotch good
ness in them, and the very
beauty of the lea reproduced in
cotton texture.
Another gift from Monsieur
,of France-ine imported fan
nels in plaids, in stripes, in
polka dots and many new col
.orings. Certainly this is the
most perfect lot of imported
hannels that we have had in
years.
The French nannsis ars.......... Use yard
The sateens are .40c yard
The ginghams ars......-25c and ACC ayard
Here's the fashionable Bed
ford cords in cotton goods and
lin a large assortment of shades.
They have almost the appear
'ance of the wool Bedfords and
lat a great deal less of cost.
Elder down cloths are just
received in a large variety of
'colors
The table linen stock is at
the high-water mark OF ex-
'cellence and is full to the brim
with splendid goods and bright
est prices. Every good kind
of linen is here in plenteous
selection.
Mulls and lawns and dimity,
and all the range OF white
goods are strong in quantity
and selection and elegant in
patterns. The new figured
mulls are worthy of inspection
early.
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Examine some Of the new
things in slips and robes and
sacques and cloaks, or in caps,
shawls, etc. The low prices
will prove one of their most
interesting features.
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We have many special feat
ures in our carpet department
which will not be found else
where.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
cI,OsING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
Wednesday, March 16-p. m.


Speculation in stocks and railroad securities
was at stand to-day. There was little trading
in Reading but the extreme fluctuations IN thls
stock were within range Of per cent. There
was no change in the final prices OF such stocks
az New-York Central Lake Shore, Louisville and
Nashville and Union Pacific. Atcllison was IN
demand although there was no other excuse than
the covering of small short interest. In the
unlisted department Sugar Refining further
dropped about | II per cent, although IL IS pos
sible that independent reineries have been bought
up Tie distribution of stock which has been
accomplished by professional trading, has been
vi e. ne anthracite coal deal suggested per-
manont control OF Reading stock. 1t j. a qUcs-
ton whether the stock was ever more widely
distributed.
Ihe long-delayed plan for the reorganization Of
the Richmond Terminal Company has been put
forth The Georgia Central 10y the rcceiversl1p raS
quently the guarantee syndicate has only
10 provide about 81 5,000,OoO instead Of 500
600. 1000. There is very substantial difference
between the two SUMS There Is no doubt
that the present plan will be accepted by the
holders OF the securities of all constituent com
panies The adjustment of liabilities must be adj
United to DE reasonable and i'll full accord with
the ordinary rules Of equity. Whether the GER
tain success Of the plan will encourage buying Of
stocks by the public the speculative public in
Europe and America-is one Of those things which
remain to be seen. The subscriptions to the
guarantee fund are much beyond the amount
required.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
sale of $50, 900 coupon AS although 1-2 per
cent above the bid price, was without effect on
the Government bond market The closing quota
tons were as follows