Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-13
NEWSLETS
Interesting Pieces of relegraphic News In
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The Cnilds-Drexel Printers Home was
opened at Colorado SpriHgs, Col, yester-
! day with imposing ceremonies. Mr.. Childs
was present and delivered an address
! Senator ]. II. Gallinger, of New Hanp-
shire, delivered the Grafton Of the day, IN
which he praised the craft and the benev-
olent gentlemen who are providing the in
| stitution. He also dwelt at length upon
the advancement of the world, due TO the
printers art. Quite large number OF
| prominent people were present, including
the officers and representatives of the In
ternational Typographical Union.
A large skating rink in course of con-
struction at Buenos Ayres, collapsed yes
terday. Thirty persons were killed. The
| architect and builder were arrested.
I, 1t is stated in Paris that the Pope re-
Gently instructed the Papal Nuncio in
! France 10 protest against the action OF the
| French government in the matter Of sus-
pending stipends of the French bishops.
IL is also said that NJ. Ribot, Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, reported 20 the Papal
Nuncio by refusing 10 recognize the right Of
the Pope to interfere in the matter.
City Clerk William Hughes. of New
Richmond, Wis, is missing. He left on
the third instant for Appleton to attend q
meeting OF the Grand Lodge OF the A. q.
u. w. He was last heard Of Friday night,
when he bought a ticket az Mefah for his
! home. His accounts are all straight and
his family relations pleasant
Franck, the cashier Of the Deutsche Bank
of Berlin, who absconded in July, 1891.
after robbing the bank OF 100000 marks,
has been arrested. Franck's stealings
were carried on with the aid Of broker
named Schweiger.
-, sn.
| rejoIn his family, SAYS that he desires TO let
the Drayton affair drop and that ne will
not further interfere in the matter. His
| opponent in the recent duel. he says. was a
French diplomat. The latter was danger
ously wounded.
The last dividend that will be paid on
| Standard Oil Trust certificates was de-
! clared yesterday payable June 10, when
the trust dissolves TO reappear again in
some other form TO transact business be-
fore il. The undivided profits on hand
amount to $3, ,00O 900, which will enable the
officials of the trust TO pay dividend OF a
fraction oyer per cent Oh the $97, $50, 600
worth of certificates.
NJ. Ribot, French Minister Of Foreign
affairs has received formal invitation to
the International Silver Conference.
At Quebec yesterday morning, in the
Mercier conspiracy case, after counsel for
the crown and the defense had addressed
the court. the case was declared closed.
| Judgment was reserved.
The President and Mrs Harrison will
probably leave to-day on the lighthouse
tender, Jessamine, on short cruise in
| Chesapeake Bay, touching at Fortress
Monroe. The trip is made for the benefit
Of Mrs Harrison'S health.
! Queen Regent Christiana of Spain has
conferred upon Mrs. Grubb, the wife OF
the American Minister, the insignia OF the
Order of Maria louisa for noble ladies.
At Louisville, KY, Judge Toney de-
cded yesterday that the Frankfort lottery
had right TO run no matter II the state
constitution did prohibit it. The Henry
| College lottery grant, however, was ex-
hausted
The tanners OF New England yesterday
voted TO close their works for a period Of
| sixty days, beginning some time between
June and July1 for the purpose OF cur
failing production.
The London Court of Apeals has con-
| firmed the compromise arrange
ment arrived at between Mrs. Par
nell, the widow Of Charles Stewart Par
nell, as the sole heir OF her aunt, the late
Anna Maria Wood, and Mrs. Charles Page
Wood and General Sir Henry Evelyn
Wood.
The Pope has sent message TO the Cath
olic Congress in Paris declaring that the
members ought to comply with the moni-
tions contained in the encycical enjoining
obedience 10 the constituted government.
The French Cabinet has decided that NJ.
Loubet, president of the Council and Min
lister of the Interior shall attend as repre-
sentative Of the government AZ the funeral
Of M. Very, who died from the effects Of
| the injuries he sustained in the dynamite
explosion at his restaurant in the boulevard
| Magenta.
At Independence, Mo-, the Missouri river
which is steadily rising and has already
overiowed the northern banks, Is about 10
go over the south bank. The land is being
rapidly undermined and great damage is
feared.
The pottery OF Thomas A. Maddox &
Sons. the largest sanitary ware manufac-
turers in Trenton, N. j., was totally de-
stroyed by fire early yesterday morning.
The loss will reach $l75,0OO; partially in
sured.
Early Yesterday morning d. A. Scho-
field, Of Ewing, Mich, shot and instantly
killed his wife and then shot himself in the
breast, dying. They had been married
seven years.
A bill was introduced in the Senate 10
make Columbus Day, October II, 1892, a
national holiday. Also a resolution in
structing the President 10 open negotiations
with Spain for the formation Of an indie
pendent republic Of the island Of Cuba;
Cuba TO paw Spain the value Of all public
buildings and governmental property. Mr..
PETER, Of Kansas, talked silver while
also.
The House Public Buildings Committee
has reported favorably bill for building
at Steubenville, o., 70 cost $780, 900.
In the House, yesterday, Mr. Watson's
resolution 70 investigate the Pinkerton de-
tectiye agency was adopted. MIR Holman
and Mr.. Reed had personal tilt on the
question of increasing the appropriation
for lighthouse tenders, and Reed wandered
of into his old stamping ground; the rules
Of the House.
The first Of the Doodle Alderman trials
in Chicago yesterday resulted in the dis
missal Of the prisoner.
An official denial IS made Of the report
that was circulated from Berlin that the
Sultan is suffering from serious Illness.
Schulz. the auditor Of the Reichs Bank.
Berlin, who was arrested for embezzling
funds Of the bank, has committed suicide
by hanging.
Ten thousand foreign Jews in Odessa
have been ordered 10 leave Russia for the
south.
The investigation BY the special House
committee Of the charges against the Bslti-
more postoffice employees, made by the
Civil Service Commission, was begun yes
terday. Mr.. Wanameker was before the
committee and showed the report Of the
Postoi1ce inspectors exonerating the men
OF the charges.
A mining disaster occurred at Cherokee,
Cal, yesterday afternoon Three men,