Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-01
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In New York thirteen new cases fty-
phus fever have developed within the last
twenty-four hours. All the patients have
been removed to Riverside Hospital.
Eight thousand workmen held meetings
throughout Mexico yesterday. Resolutions
were adopted favoring the reelection Of
President Diaz.
Lieut.. George Edward Keipf, Of the Ger
man army has been arrested on board the
steamer Aurania, New York, on the charge
of embezzling 1000 marks.
The New York Hcrdlds San Salvador
dispatch says that rumors are widespread
10 the effect that enemies of President
Barllas are planning his assassination.
The President is terribly frightened by the
idea that he may be poisoned.
The Russian Senate is preparing a
measure providing that no foreigners be al
lowed to become naturalized citizens unless
they can speak the Russian language.
Representative Springer, at Washington,
is contiped TO his house, suffering from an
aggravated attack Of erysipelas and de-
rangement of the nervous system.
Inquiry at Jay Gould's house, New
York, last night, elected information that
he is greatly Improved and that he will be
able to make his Western trip soon.
A crazy shoemaker named Revell, Of
Broadswepter, England, killed his four
children, yesterday, by cutting their
throats.
The fast stock train on the ST. Paul road
broke apart at Spring Valley. Yesterday.
Twenty y-ffve cars were ditched, -four car
loads OF stock killed and brakeman Fair
banks fatally injured.
At Tahlequah, l. T., last night, Thomas
Mcdaniel was called TO the door Of his
home, and killed by an assassin. There is
no clew TO the murderer.
Thomas Dolan. one Of the best known
telegraphers Of the country, died yesterday
of paralysis in New York.
A destructive confagration visited Hot
Springs, Ark, early yesterday morning.
Fifteen business houses, including the new
syndicate stone block and the postoffice,
were burned. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
so, 600.
A Washington special to the New York
World says Senator Sherman will probably
retire from the Senate before the expira-
ton OF his term aud that Secretary Foster
will succeed him. Senator Sherman's
comment on the statement was brief but
comprehensive. There is not the slight
est foundation for the story. have never
uttered TO any one my purpose TO resign for
have never even contemplated it."
At Rockville, Ind, fire yesterday de-
ssroyed the building occupied by the Rock
vile Light Artillery and GatliDg gun
Two hundred thousand cartridges exploded
but 20 one was injured
Secretary of State Blaine has received
official notice OF definite agreement for
the establishment Of q commercial reci-
procitv treaty between France and the
United States.
A Harrisburg, Pa, special says Col.
Waiter w. Greenland, Of Clarion County,
has been boored for Adiutant General.
The appointment will probably be made
this week
At San Francisco, Charlie Turner. Of
Stockton. aud Hllrris Martin. both colored,
fought last night before the Occidental
Athletic Club, for purse Of 81, COO. The
men weighed about l45 pounds Turner
won in the nineteenth round after hard
fight.
Senator Hill, of New York. has accepted
an Invitation 10 visit and address the Leg
islature Of Mississippi on March 10.
Mr.. Gladstone aud, his wife returned 70
London yesterday from France.
Fire at HillsviIle, Va yesterday, de-
strcyed half Of the town No particulars.
Chairman Springerl Of the House Com
mittee on Ways and Means. has requested
Representative Mch[ii Ian. of Iennessee, 70
assume charge Of the t3ri1 bIus during bis
illness. and 10 make thf openipg speech in
the discussion