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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-10
THE REDSKINS SULLEN.
Danger OF An Indian Outbreak at the
Pine Ridge Agency.


OMAHA, NEB., October 9.-Dr. V. T.
McGullldy, of Rapid City, s. D., well
known as one Of the best posted men In
the country on Indian matters, Is In
Omaha, having just come from Pine
Ridge Agency. Talking to-day to q
Bee reporter, he said: 81 don't wish TO
pose as an alarmist, but the situation at
Pine Ridge Is not at all satisfactory
just at present, and there Is no I'm
mediate prospect of 1t improving. The
Indians are sullen and in many ways
show resentful feeling, and unless
something is done 10 counteract this
there is danger of trouble next spring.
'"The Messiah spirit is not dead, and
the whites must not depend on the state
ment that the Indians are no longer
considering the promise made by Sitting
Bvll and other medicine men who led
the trouble two years ago. While
there Is no open dancing, there Is
quiet discussion Of the subject, and the
fact that the promise was that
the Messiah would come after two
springs, which would bring the time
in the spring of 1893, is being carefully
hepb III Mluu Uy 0hO Auuiono' ~
Government recently paid the Indians
at Pine Ridge Ss5, 600, and this Is used
as an argument that the great father
fears his bad sons. else why should he
seek to buy them off, then the return
from Fort Sheridan Of Short Bull and
Kicking Bear added another disturbing
element to the already deeply stirred
state of affairs at Pine Ridge.
1.-THE most significant thing is the
fact that there has been communica-
tions between the various tribes OF Sc
cret and apparently important nature
during the summer. There is line OF
communication we'll establiehed and
constantly used between the Indian Ter
ritory and British America, and the In
dians all along the line understand each
other"
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A FATAL PRIZE FIGHT.
slugger Davis Knocks Slugger Barker
Out OF the World.

slugger Davis Knocks Slugger Barker
Out OF the World.
MEMPHIS, TENN, October "a rat
thing eight-round mill took place last
night at the Amateur Athletic Club, in
this city, between Jack Davis, pro-
fessional prize fighter, from Texas, and
Dick Barker, who halls from Louis
Vile, KY, and at present at work in
Memphis as a moulder, which resulted
in the death of the latter at
noon to-day. Davis was seconded by
Mike Conley, the Ithaca GIANT" and
Bob Lee, local sport. Barker had be-
hind him Tom Matthews and Jim Ryan.
Up to the eighth round the amateur
had the best of the fight, Davis being
weak hnd groggy. Towards the end OF
the eighth round Davis landed a swing
ing left hand blow on Barser's chin and
knocked him out.
Nothing serious was apprehended
until to-day when Barker took to his
bed. Medical aid was called in, but to
no purpose. Barker died and the
doctors decline to state until after the
autopsy, which will be held tomorrow,
whether death resulted from the force
Of the blow or from congestion.
Davis Is in jail pending investigation.
The seconds are being arrested and
placed under bond. The officials OF the
Athletic Club, it is likely, will be ar
rested tomorrow and considerable ex-
citement prevails. Lawyers say the
crime, il crime it proves to be, will be
involuntary manslaughter, punishable
in this State BY short imprisonment.
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INGALLS, Is LOYAL.
He's a Republican, but He Wouldn't be
Senator, Not he.


ATcHsoN, KANs., October S.-Sena-
tor ingalls, left this morning for To-
peka, where be will make his first
speech in the present campaign to-
night.
Referring TO the belief entertained
by some that he was not loyal to Re
publican principles, be said:
81 have been criticised on account OF
some OF my utteranees made after the
November election in 1890. l have
nothing TO take back. l repeat: 1t
was not a Democratic victory, nor was
il a Republican defeat. 1t was a pro-
test Of the people against existing
conditions; cry for more equit-
able distribution OF the profits
OF the counry's industry. In saying
this, I committed no treason to the Re-
publican party. 1 was the greatest
loser by the upheaval Of 1890, and l
have taken my medicine. have moth
ing to gain personally by the success OF
our ticket in November. l am not In
politics except as a private citizen who
takes a lively interest in public affairs.
"Do l want TO return to the United
States Senate?
Il say frankly and candidly that
have no more desire to go back to the
Senate than I have to go back TO col
lege. want no Office OF any kind. l
am out Of politics and want to stay out.
No, sir; DO asplrant for the Senate need
lose any sleep on my account
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still Figuring.

YANKroN, S. D.. October 9-The Peo-
nle,s party of this State, is still figuring on
fusion with the Democrats. Members Of
the Peoples party who believe
in fusion with the Democrats are
considerably wrought up over the belief
that Chairman Peterman, of the State
Central Committee has been bought of by
the Republican National Committee. An
investigation is quietly being made
and Peterman will be deposed
if the rumors prove true. He
has bitterly opposed fusion or conces-
sions of any kind, while other members Of
the committee are unanimously in favor OF
such a movement In exchange for four
electors. The Democratic candidate for
Governor has expressed willingness TO
withdraw in favor Of the Peoples party
candidate
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Mr.. breckenridge win be There.

La GRANGE, KY, October 9.-Hon. w.
@. p. Breckinridge spoke here to day TO a
large crowd. The rumOr having gained
circulation that the distinguished gentle
man would, owing TO the attitude OF the
Chicago Press and other reasons perfectly
satisfactory to himself, decline to de-
liver the opening address at the Colum-
bian Exposition in Chicago, OCTOBER u,
a Courier Journal correspondent put the
HColopel. will you be in Chicago Octo-
her 2l and deliver the opening address at
the Columbian ExpositionW
aCn September % addressed letter to
the Commission on Ceremonies OF the
Columbian Exposition, WltnorsM!nk ny
Sccentanee Of the invitation to deliver the
dedicatorY address on October 81 AZ the
reouest OF the Council Of Administration, l
have suspended the decination OF my ac-
eeptance"
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rmm.t nalton aEay Livs.

CorrErv1LLE, KAs., October 9;-Emmet
Dslton's condition is so greatly improved
that il is probable he viii recover An
osficial or the Wells Fargo Express Com
pany arrived here to- day 70 make ~7rrange- ~
La ~ savs = The company viii be glad 70 pay
:. - ssnilies of the men killed In the raid
= s,,,s ma ~ money sufficient 70 show It's ap-
fion of their bravery, though there
4. -, reward outstanding st the time OF
~ - nes,ie A committee Of citizens VIII
ss',a s..S Srf circulars 10 the banks throughout
ss,,. 49, .,str letting subscriptions for the
80 e;S ~ TIE families Of the dead men'
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A Prairie Fire.

HURON, s. D., October "A terrible
prairie fire started seven miles south OF
this city this afternoon, burning over a
stretch of country ten miles wide by twen-
~ miles long. Several towns narrowly es-
caned destruction. Citizens turned out
and fought the fire till dark. The country
burned over is thickly settled by
nrosperous farmers many Of whom lost
everything The fire originated by men
hnrninp a fire break about a timber claim.
I'm to eight o'clock tonight the fire was
still raging though less iercely. The wind
blew at a velocity Of forty miles an hour.
The heavens are abIaze with light to-
-svhf
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RepublIcans pon,t Like It.

PIrTsBURG, PA, October 9.-The consti-
tutionality of the Baker ballot law is to be
tested in court. Ex-deputy Attorney Cen
eral Sanderson, of the law firm of Lyon,
Mckee Ss Sanderson, of this city, is pre-
pairing the papers, and, if finished, the mat
ter will be brought before the Supreme
Court. now in session here, tomorrow.
1t is not definitely known what
particular points in the law
the Supreme Court will be asked to pass
upon. This action was decided at con-
ference of local Republicans yesterday.
An effort will be made to have Chairman
Brennan, of the Democratic County Com
mittee join in the proceedings, but 1t was
stated tonight that he would refuse as he
regarded it as purely Republican meas
urn
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A Sensation IN court.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, October 9-There
was a sensational scene in the court room
Of the Court of Common Pleas In Kansas
City, Kansas, at noon to-day. When Judge
Anderson had sentenced Thomas Monroe
to two and half years Imprisonment In
the penitentiray for assault with intent 70
kill, his wife, who was sitting by his side
attempted TO give him the contents Of a
sr1ai vial containing strychnine, which
she took from the pocket OF her dress.
Monroe has, ever since his arrest, been
playing insanity, and Deputy Sheriff
March was watching him closely. He saw
Mrs Moore and quickly struck the bottle
from her hand. The contents were spilled
on the floor. Mrs. Monroe was taken into
custody
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He Did Not Get 1t.

PHILADELPHIA, October S.-The jury in
the trial of the suit of Jacob r. Culoertson
against DR.. J. r. Mansfield, OF German
town, Pa, brought to recover so, 600 dam
ages for the alienation Of Mrs. Culbertson's
affections, this morning brought in YER
dict in favor of the defendant Dr.. Mans
field. s.
The case has attracted widespread inter-
est on account OF the sensational cnargss
from both sides, and was practlSsiy
dec;ded when Judge Finletter handed the
cssa over TO the Jury last night, expressing
the decided opinion that the evidence IN
this case conclusively shows that the plain
tiff's case is vile conspiracy sustained on
periury. The purpose of this: conspiracy
Is evident-to be freed from ms vile LOT .
newer love and make money BY 1t
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The PresIdent Cannot BE There.

WASHINGTON, d. c., October 9.-Owing
to the condition of Mrs. Harrison's health,
the President has concluded that il will be
out of his power to participate in the
social events TO which he has been assigned
in the Columbus celebration in New York
the present week. He has. therefore, re-
quested Vice-President Morton, who is
now at his home ut Rhine Cliff, TO
take his place, to which request Mr..
Morton made a prompt and favorable
response. Mr.. Morton will be in New
York tomorrow morning. 1t is possible
that the president will make hurried trip
to New York to review the military pro-
cession on Wednesday, but even this has
not been definitely determined, and whether
he will go or not will depend entirely on
the condition of Mrs. Harrison AZ that
time. Is he does not 90, the vice president
will represent him in this capacity also.
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The Poe, Laureats's obssquiss.

LONDON, October a.-The Prince Of
Wales will represent the Queen at the
funeral OF Tennyson Lord Salisbury is
expected TO be among those present az ~
poets interment. According TO proi1I1e
the Lord Bishop Of Winchester preach51
the funeral sermon In the Hasloni0<<
Church to-day. He referred 70 the d91c
laureate In eulogistic and feeling te'.r
in the course OF his sermon. the Bt u A
said he would call the deceased p0ev q
In bis completeness, he seems 20 faf sur
pass Wordsworth, and 10 almost match
Shakespeare. He was ss strong as1byron.
without any Of Byron's cynical and AFRO
CANT disdain.u
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Tha AmericanIsts.

HuELvA, October IA grand banci
was given this evening 70 the mcmbers5
the Congress Of Americanlsts. Spcect
were made expressive OF the friendship r
listing between the different neto
Premier Canoya's Del Castillo, ia fciit
Gus language, proposed the heaitn OK
heads OF ell the nations represented ~,
sponses were made By the Mayor OK huc
va and Mr.. Davis representing Americf
the latter declaring that the service
dered by tho Anglo-Saxon IN tnc.r W
ton OF America ought not 70 De lortf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-10
Elkins' scheme.

BILrTNORE, October "a staff CORE
,ondent Of the Nstrs, writing from ROa-
re, Va, says:
heard Of a scheme too day that will be
.erest 70 West Virginians. 1t is
that the hand Of Elkins is behind
is a colonization scheme. The
old by reliable man here He
wish his name used for fear that
niure his business.
IS that the Southwestern Goa
and the Norfolk & Western
upany are having negro min
over the line, TO be used TO
irginia. There are q large
70 miners employed close TO
is a comparatively easy
hem over My informant
st 1,5O0 have been seat
sstern Coal Company Is
most part OF Philadelphia
would certainly not be
she proceeding"
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PARIS. October 9.-Letters received here
from Tonquin contain the information thif
several battles recently took place between
the "black flags and the French forcos on
the frontier, while the French soldiers
were reconnoItering. Fighting rds fierce
and determined on both sides, and in one Of
the engagements the French sustained =
loss OF sixty killed and thirteen wounded.
The commander Of the French forces Asks
for reinforccments In order 20 suppress tho
frontier raids, which he declares are insu
gated by Mandarins.
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ruan's View.

October 9. - Senator
addressed q large meeting
night, was asked by a re
thought OF the political sit
eply said: II take a hope
hopeful view Of the sltua-
snatOr Sherman, "out l be-
'ssult OF the contest depends
4 idea is that there isa Won
o canvass.
! 60. so far as the speech
erped. but the result OF my
| been that this feeling does
the people. The public IS
part in this canvass, ana
ing but apathetic. Their
o be intense" "
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railroads hope to get everybody home
hafnra r,nrninn

IaiiIodus nope W Sot eFtIyuouy nomo
before morning.
Grover Cleveland telegraphed to-day
to the Hotel Victoria from Greenwich,
Conn.,, to secure window on the Fifth
avenue side Of the building from which
he and his wife could witness the parade
tomorrow. The hotel is just now over
crowded with guests, and there are no
rooms on that side of the house vacant.
Mr.. Cleveland's regular set Of apart
ments is ready for him, but his ROOMS
are on the Broadway side Of the build
ing. AT a late hour tonight the hotel
people were still looking for some one
who would give up his room for Mr..
Cleveland's benefit, but without sue
cess. Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland are ex-
pected to reach the hotel early to-mor-
row morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c.
Benedict will probably accompany
them.
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Want m Advance.

Co1cMrus, O., October 9.-The yard
sxvitchmen on all the railroads entering
Columbus held meeting to-day and de-
cided TO make formal demand on Tuesday
for the same wages paid at Pittsburg and
Cincinnati. The men expect the advance
win be granted W the companies without
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-10
TOR BRICE
by the Political Out
sels Confident.
Register.

by the Political Out
sels Confident.
RsgfstSr.
c., October 9,-Sen-
Washington for a few
how the work on his
ing Oh. He talked
i the outlook for
and seemed not to
Ut hope that OHIO
country by going
Of the bitter fac
ne Republicans.
lries Of a deal"
I'd Foraker. He
locratic headQuar-
dicated a good deal
st, but the Demo
gamers by this.
to poll their nor
the Republican
of heavily. As
he said there
0t Of Tammany'S good
dicted a large increase
atic majority Ia New
conditions in the State
N were most encOurag-
Democrats had to fear
anger OF not being able
r canvass through lack
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FEDERAL QUARANTINE. =
Camp Low to be Made q Permanent
Quarantine Station.

CAMP Low, N. j., October 9.-The
question of making Camp Low per-
manent federal quarantine station has
been practically settled by the an
nonncement here to-day that on the
of Surgeon General
Wyman, permanent buildings are to be
erected with sufficient and suitable
capacity, containing complete steam
plant
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in SESSION.
the Bosses Spent
at Grafton.
ANDSTATEC CONCLAVE

4 Who Pull the Wires
cibute the Doodle of the
agnates in West Vir-
hey Were at It "On the
Saturday and Sunday
st Accounts Were
-Ex-Squire "Bin"
There.
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oxnox october Q.--5ir Gladstone 10
- .effsn,ieS services at Hawarden-a 1act
...,';,b ~res ktrsnKth & tho denial OF yea-
,''-'ssr,s y. ,.s'.. = " e e cf his Illness
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nra anrri.on.. Candl,ion.

WAsHINGTos, October 9.--There was no
change worthy Of note TO day in Mrs. Har-
rison's condition and her physician said
after making his last call for the day that
she was resting easily. She took the usual
amount OF nourishment to-day. There has
been a slight relaxation In the nervous af-
fecrion since Mrs. Harrison's return from
cause ara less severe. Her nights are
moderately comfortable. She sleeps for
an hour or more AZ q time and then wakes
and remains awake for some little time be-
fore she again falls asleep. The treat
ment py massage with oil which Is supplied
about O'Clock in the evening Is Of mater
ial assistance In producing rest.
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p.xrs. October 9.--Twenty frf
=, cholera and five deaths from
were reported IN this city and
terday.
ST PrrEEsBCEo. October
yesterday thirteen iresn
were reported 70 the
deaths due 70 iheip'aguff
the same time
HEADACHE. nc1ralr
enness, spasns, slecF
Miles, NcrriDe- So
Gru1 Ccmpany'ss
BoUie . "a. br
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er Fusion eame.

A. October "A a confer
J Chairmen Of the Peoples,
B Socialist Labor parties
re early this week to ar
iectoral ticket, so that the
4 secure the three per cent.
sary for tina printing OF
on the ballot next year
electors for the parties
ted alphabetically on the
nd it is proposed 70 vote
mes, irrespectiNe Of their
lined that the com NED
fty thousand, which will
required three per ent-
w0 weeks with d ural-
on gave me imu hate
9. Bald, Mosher eG
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TIE Rsai,tsr.


VA, October 9.-Sec-
3. Elkins came here last
hington, and was met by
Thompson, of Putnam
Or A. B. White, of Par
rman Dawson, OF the Re-
e Committee; Senator
ston county. and William
shington State, the rep
the Republican National
ormerly Squire "Bill"
Keeling.
leen in conference since
are still in session.
tlemen have not let the
Interfere with their plans
lg the voters Of this State
that which Secretary El-
ain 1884: "that the mat
ng West Virginia is only
finance" While this con-
going on to-day at Elkins'
Grafton Hotel, the county
committee was holding q
sion at the headquarters Of
the Secretary Of the State
Republican clubs, and it is
secret on the streets that the
sary slnews OF war have been de-
cred to-day for Taylor, Barbour and
.eston counties. 1t is a subject Of
comment that the dignity Of a
Cabinet officer should have at least de-
tered Secretary EIkins from proian-
alton Of the Lords day, but then
Elkins' theory on such small subjects is
found in the maxim Of Dave Martin,
that everything goes In politics"
Philips formerly resided in Wheeling,
and has been here some days in consul
tation with Allen Love and other local
-nders.
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vrxELAxD. N. j.. October s.-The Vine
land green gla5s work which went into
blast last week, has q ke on It's hands
already. Yesterdeyr Sftors under
toek 70 reduce the ae tending
boys which caused Etil thef
r9furr work Ally &tiihef
20 SUI d dopersr
,ryIs
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-03-04
NOTICE.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BY virtue of an order rendered IN the
cause of VIM j. Leary Jr. aud wife ~
w. l. Leary and wife ard others. as
commissioner / shall sell on the 22d dn~
of February, 1892. before the Cc,rS
House door in Edenton, \. G.. The f"I-
lowing real estate lying and beiEg in
the county OF Chowan and stale Of y.
g., to Wit: LIST, Tue Haughtou-LeSry
let in Edentop at tho Snuthweet coTr.r
of Okum and Queen streets, extending
along Okum st ITO feet and theLCs
along a line paralieI with Queen street
TIA feet, thence Nurthwsrdlv a line
parallel with Okum street 40 feet Ia
Queen street, thence along Queen o..
TIA feet to Okum street. 60 firs; s;ati0A.
This lot ia improved ana has on il a bne
dwelling with 8 rooms and other out
houses. The lot is we'll located, easiIy
drained and very valuable.
Cd, The Leary tract OF land or The
Paxton road, adjoining the LANDS Of
Minnie L. Perry, Lewis os~eli sL.t
others, containing about 16t acres. Thus
tract is in about l niIe OF Edsuton, au'i
| will, when red need to cultivation. aks
T." fine farm for truck OF other produce.
Terms One third cash unG balAnce in
| one and two years tom date with u -
crest, title lelaIue,i uut!i the purchase
| money shall be paid iD full.
W. y. rRUDEN, Corn'r
Jan, 2lst, 1892.
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Notice.
To the Members of the Several Churches
a.. Of Edenton. - ~ - 2

Rev. Thos. H. Law, d. d. Dist.
Supt. for the American Bible Socisty,
has planned Campaign through thIs
section of the State in the interest of
the bible cause.
He expects to begin at Elizabeth
City next Sabbath. and to reach Ed
eDtoa the following Tuesday. March
9Th. It is his wish that We may have
q unisn meeting ofthe several churches
Tuesday night. at which time 1t is his
purpose nct to raise money for the
American Bible Society but to speak
of its benefits to the people and to es-
tablish, if it is thought best to do so,
Bible Depository. &c, in Edenton.
Remember that this is to be union
meeting. and that all. who wish to see
a more thorough circulation in this
community ofthe best book in the
werld, are earnestly requested to be
present that they may hear what DR..
Law has to say in regard to the great
work in which he is engaged.
The meeting will be held in the
Methodist Church at 1880 p m.
VIM. r PRoCTOR.
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SHILOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE.

This is beyond quest ion the most
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ever sold, few doses inyariable cure
the worst cases of Cough, Group and
Bronchitis, while it's wonderful success
in the cure of Consumption is without
a parallel in the history of medicine:
Since it's first discovery it has been sold
Oh guarantee, a test which NO other
medicine can stand. If you have
cough we earnestly ask you to try IL.
Price l0c., soc, and 81. 1t your lungs
are sore. chest, or back lame, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by
Hooper & Co.