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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-30

HOMESTEAD, PA, July 29.-The peo-
pie are beginning to pick up interest In
the strike here with the withdrawal OF
a large body Of troops, at least 1t has
been noticeable all evening that larger
assemblages of locked-out men are con-
gregating on avenues leading TO the
mill and discussing the fight in louder
tones than in three weeks. During the
evening several strangers were closely
interrogated by bodies of the
men and il is plainly TO be seen once
again the people here are beginning to
assume control of their own town. or
course, though, with the militia so near
and so many sheritfS lettering around
ready to report any undue exercise OF
authority, it is improbable that the
locked out men will again attempt to so
thoroughly control municipal matters
as they did, yet any non-union men who
get off trains and announce their tnten-
tion of going TO work, as several did
unmolested earlier in the week, would
surely find their way obStructed.
The advisory committee was in very
complacent mood this evening over the
turning back of thirty-fve non-union
men who were coming TO take jobs.
The committee having been warned
that the above number Of steel work
ers had left indianapolis, they sent a
delegation TO Birmingham, Pittsburg,
where the place seekers were inter
cepted, and after a long parley all
agreed TO return and also TO endeavor to
dissuade others from coming TO Home
stead who were only waiting their re-
port.
The committee claims that although
a month has passed, the lines Of the
Homestead men are unbroken, and they
are starting another month full OF hope
and fight. This statement, however, is
contradicted at the works tonight,
where Superintendent Potter said that
fortv-two men who formerly belonged
to the Homestead lodge Of the Amalga-
mated Association are now working In
the mill Most of these men, according
TO Mr. Potter, went TO the works TO
learn for themselves whether the report
of the number OF strange men working
i'm the mill were true. On being con-
vinced they removed their coats and
have not left the mill. This is re-
markably small percentage of 5000 men
and indicates the degree of tirmneSs the
men exhibit.
Speculation concerning Hugh O'Don-
nells whereabouts is again on tip-toe,
and all sorts OF rumors agitate the lock-
ed out men who are not in the conf
dence Of the Advisory Committee. 1t is
said tonight that O'Donnell is not on a
vacation but in New York arranging a
disagreeable surprise for the Carnegie
Steel Company Limited.
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YESTERDAYS BASE BALL GAMES.

AT Pittsburg, Pittsburg punched four
hits in the first inning, which won the
game. Rain kept the attendance down 10
16s. Burns was released. Pittsburg z,
Louisville /. Earned, Pittsburg 4 errors,
2 and 3; hits, and 6 pitchers, Ehret. Gum
bert and Stratton; umpire. Hurst.
AT Boston Nichols was more effective
than weighing at critical times. Boston .,
philadelphia 4; earned and /; errors 3
and ,; hits, 10 and IL; pitchers, Nichols
and WeyhinR; umpire Gaffney.
At New York, New York outbatted
BROOKLYN, knocking Hsddock out Of the
box in the fourth inning. Attendance,
2.49O. New York Z. Brooklyn S.; earned 3
and 2; errors. 8 and ,; hits, l2 AID .. Pitch
ers, Crane, Haddock and Stein. Umpire,
SNYDER.
At Washington, Baltimore pounded Kill
len hard in the seventh inning and won the
game. Washington 5, Baltimore Z; earned,
Baltimore 3 errors. each; hits, and r.
Pitchers, Killen and Mcmahon. Umpire,
Macullar.
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RECEPTION TO MCORKLE.
Enthusiastic Charleston Democrats SER
enade Him with n BAnd-Severai Felici-
tous Speeches.

Enthusiastic Charleston Democrats Ser
enade Him with n Band-Severai Felioi-
tous Speeches.
Special 7sls0rGu 70 the ReOi'tSr-
CHARLESTON, w. VA, July 20.-An
immense demonstration was made here
tonight 10 honor Of Col. William A.
MacCorkle, the Democratic nominee
for Governor Il was intended TO give
him a grand reception upon his arrival
here to-day, but there was a misunder-
standing as TO the time the train would
arrive and although preparations had
been made for reception at the depot,
the train rolled In before any one was
aware OF its near approach.
But the demonstration tonight COM
pensated for the failure Of the plans
this morning. An immense crowd OF
people gathered at Col. MacCorkle's
residence, on Summers street with the
Second Regiment band and rendered a
serenade.
He was introduced by Judge Houston,
and made an excellent acknowledgment
Of the honors bestowed upon him by
the Democratic Convention. AT the
conclusion Of Col. McCorkle's speech,
Judge Okey Johnson, Joseph +. Chill
ton, w. w. Adams, OF Kanawha, and
Senator J. A. Shepperd, OF Logan, were
each called out and made a splendid
speech.
There IS great enthusiasm among
Kanawha Democrats tonight, and
everybody is predicting big Demo
cratic majority in Kanawha county as
well as in the State at the November
election.
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New YORK, July 29.-After severa'
days OF deliberation and conierenC
with MessrS. Calvin 5. Brice, Wm.
Whitney and Governor James Z. Ca
bell, Chairman w. +. Hsrrity o
Democratic National committed III
nounced at five o'clock this afternoon
the names which have been selected for
the National executive and campaign
committees.
They are as follows: w. f. Turpey,
California; Charles S. Thomas, Colora-
do; Carlos French, Connecticut; Sam
uel Pasco, Florida; Clark Howell, jr.,
Georgia; j. j. Richardson, Iowa;
Charles w. Blair, Kansas;
Thomas II. Sherry, Kentucky; James
JeiTries, Louisiana; Arthur Sewall,
Maine; Arthur Z. German, Maryland;
d. j. Campbau, MIehigau; Michael
Doran, Minnesota; Charles B. HowrY,
Mississippi; John G. Prather, Missouri;
A. w. SuIloway, New Hampshire; Miles
Ross, New Jersey; VIM r, Sheehan,
New York; NJ. Ransom, North Carolina;
c. S. Brice, Ohio; Samuel Rhoney,
Rhode Island; Holmes Cummings, Ten
nessee; o. T. Holt, Texas; Bradley b.
Smalley, Vermont; Basil B. Gordon,
Virginia; VIM. F. Harrity, PennsYlva-
MIA, Chairman ex-ofiicio; 5. p. Sheerin,
Secretary ex-oflicio.
The campaign committee Is COM
posed OF the following: Calvin s. Brice,
Ohio; A. p. German, Maryland; VIM.
+. Sheehan, New York; y. B. Smalley,
Vermont; M. w. Ransom, North Caro-
lima; b. +. Cable. Illinois; +. G. Wall,
Wisconsin; Josiah Quincy, Massachu-
setts; VIM. +. Harrity, Pennsylvania.
Chairman Harrity when seen to-day
said: 81 am very much encouraged by
the manner In which the leading and
representative Democrats are coming
TO my support. Whatever differences
may have existed prior 20 the Chi
cago convention, all have disap-
peared. All seem now disposed 10
lend every effort and 10 bend every en-
ergy TO win success Ia November. The
letters and kilograms from Nhe leaders
Of the party are OF the most co.cial
character. They all say In g.
Place me where can do the most
and / will give my best services
1T looks TO me as II we arc 20 be
thorough organization Of united,
monious, aggressive and enthnt
party. The present outlook is
ingly gratifying
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NEARLY A RIOT.
The Soldiers Called to Quell Disturb
ance I'm n Justices Shop.

The Soldiers Called to Quell Disturb
ance In Justices shop.
HOMESTEAD, PA, July ga riot
was narrowly averted at Duquesne to-
night. The strikers were paid oil to-
day and discharged, and large crowd
had gathered about the mill.
John Bourk, a striker, and a watch
named Foley had a dispute which
ended in blows, and both mel we're ar
rested. During the hearing this even
ing crowd of several hundred strikers
gathered about the Alderman's office
and threats of violence were freely
made.
Finally son of Foley's rushed into
the Office and struck Bourke in the face,
inflicting an ugly cash. This excited
the crowd and the deputy sheritfs be-
lieving themselves unequal to the occa-
sion wired to Homestead for assistance.
The Sheridan troop was quickly sent
to the scene and arrived just in time to
prevent general fight The FoleYs
were held for court and were taken to
Homestead understhe protection of the
Sheridan troop. Everything is now
quiet.
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lected to a marked degree. He smoked
constantly at cigarette and impudent-
" blew the smoke directly in the faces
of the magistrates.
J. G. A. Leishman this morning en-
tered an additional information against
Bergman, charging him with carrying
concealed weapons. This, with the
charge of felonious assault and battery,
made by Inspector McKelveY, and the
six charges preferred by Secretary
Loveioy makes eight counts. The total
bail required was $4,000. If convicted
of all these charges and given the limit
he will serve "a years in the peniten-
tiary. No attorney appeared for the
prisoner. It is said a fund is being
raised by New York Reds TO defend
hi inn
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" Tsgsgram to tal Rsgls'sr.

,PKERsBURG, w. Va, July %
of the delegates to the Democratic
Convention had left the city by
evening, and the town is gradually
Ing down 10 its wonted quietness.
who are still here hove not I'm
talking over the exciting scenes
week, or explaining the various
4ments, cOndOling over plans
which Mt wrong, or endeavoring 10
anticipate what the harvest Will De-
Three car loads Of Panhandle dele
gates. including number OF those rom rom
Wheeling, broke for a SpeclaI l-'' Oulo
River railroad train about l o'clock
this morning. but an hour was WASTED
wing al she depot here while freight
train came in, and the special did not
get q cieyerly Out of the city until
quarter Of three o'clock. The other
pp-river people went TO their hotels
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President Harrison When Confronted by
Justice and a Campaign Fund, Takes the
Later.

President Harrison When Confronted by
Justice and a Campaign Fund, Takes the
Later.
Special Telegram TO TIE ReGiSter.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 29.-When
il was learned to-day that the President
had vetoed the bill for the relief of
Billy McGarrahan, the famous claim
ant who has been for thirty-five years
irving to get Justice from Congress, the
common expression was: "Well, what
show could a poor old Irishman expect
to have against Whitelaw Reid's million
aire father-in-law WIN is looked TO for
a contribution OF several hundred thou
sand dollars to the Republican cam
paign fund"
D. O. Mills is the controlling spirit in
the company which has taken millions
of dollars worth OF quick silver and
other minerals out Of the land in Cali
forDia, which McGarrahan claims, and
which, the bill the President vetoed to-
day, gave him title TO.
Mills and his company have fought
McGarrahan's bill before Congress for
years. and even descended to the per-
sonal persecution Of the generous old
Irishman in the hope of frightening him
into abandonment Of his claim.
McGarrahan's friends expected he
would break down utterly when he
learned OF the veto, but instead he took
il like a philosopher. He said he had
been waiting in poverty many long
years for what was justly due him and
he could afford TO wait few months
longer.
The Presidents action was severely
commented on, even by Republicans.
1t looks all the worse in the light of the
fact that the bill passed the Senate
unanimously and the House by a two
thirds vote. An attempt will now be
made TO pass the bill over the Presi-
dents veto,
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Before the Chautauqua Assembly.

MADISON, WIS, July 29.-Ex Governor
St. John, of Kansas; Governor Mckinley,
of Ohio. and W. G. Warner, Of the New
York Tariff Reform Club, delivered ad-
dresses at the Monouo Lake Assembly to-
dsv. Henry Watterson, who was an
nounced as one of the speakers, was taken
i'll at Chicago and could not be present
Governor St John addressed hundreds
of Prohibitionists in the morning. When
Governor Mckinley arose to speak this af-
ternoon he faced an audience Of $4,000
people. His speech was general review
of the tariff, which was well received.
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NEWS FROM The RACE TRACKS.

At Brighton Beach, the hot weather pre-
vsiling in the cities drove throng Of 1000
people 10 the seaside. First, 81 furlongs,
Ella won; time, m. Second. . furiongS,
Morello won; time. l:l5n. Third, Z fur
longs, Casanova won; time, / 1874. Fourth,
6< furlongs, Msole Glenn won; time,
INK. Fifth, mile and half, Tea Tray
won; time, 2:37l4. Sixth, steeple chase,
short course, Westmorelsnd won; time,
3:l31f.
At Saratoga, the weather was warm and
the track fair. First-6 furlongs. Logan
won; tine, Ills. Second furlongs.
Stoops won: time. 03j1. Third-mile
and sixteenth. Margherita won; time,
1:5lL. Fourth--one mile. Rex won
time, Ia Fifth-oX furlongs. Inferno
won; time, %.
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NEWSLETS
Interesting Pieces Photographic of News in
Small space.

Yesterday while two tourists were CLIMB
ing the Kaxalpe, favorite Viennese holi-
day resort, they slipped on the boulder
strewn slope and fell over a preci pice.
Their bodies were found, still roped to-
gether, at the bottom Of the precipice.
Count Hermsdorff, a member Of the
Prussian Landtag, and Provincial Coun-
cillor, has been arrested at Iglau, Austria,
onthe charge oreem mbezzling the proceeds OF
a sale of 1.500 shares of the Friedrichsdorf
Iron Works.
AT Nevada, Mo-, the two-story brick
buildings belonging TO Tyler & Roberts and
Byron McDonalds, suddenly collapsed yes
terday morning. Frank Meade, g railroad
conductor, sleeping on the third floor, 'sas
killed There were other rool1ers and
maybe other bodies are in the ruins.
The New York Board Of Walking Dele
yates in their fight with the Iron League
Yesterday, ordered strikes on dozen new
buildings and called out !. 500 men. There
ars now over q, 900 men on strike
York.
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The state Executive Committee Meeting.
Special Telegram 10 n. Register.

PARKERsBURG, w. VA, July 29-The
Democratic State Executive Committee
held meeting at the Hickory Club rooms
this afternoon. A temporary organization
was effected with John 7. McGraw, Of
Grafton. in the chair. The field was fully
discussed and plan Of campaign laid out
and agreed upon, and the committee will
at once proceed 10 work.
The committee will meet on Saturday
next, August q, at Charleston, 10 effect a
complete organization by the election OF
permanent officers, fixing its headquarters
and making sucn other arrangements as
NAV be necessary. Every man is expected
10 be present at the Charleston meeting,
together with many leading Democrats OF
the State, who will assist the committee.
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Lohnson Met by a Band.

SpscidL telegram 10 ths Rs0tStsr.
PHmLIPPI, W. VA, July 29.-The Bar
bour delegation reached home from Par
kersburg this morning alto 80 and were met
by the Phillippi cornet band, who led the
procession up town TO the courthouse. Mr..
Johnson, the nominee for Auditor, made
brief speech and was loudly cheered. Bar
bour county people are elated over John
sons nomination and will give him cor
dial support. The general expression OF
opinion here is that the entire ticket Is
strong one and a sure winner.
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GOFF FOR GOVERNOR

A Well Authenticated Report That ne
VIII Accept the Republican Nomination
IL rendered by Acclamation.
SPECIAL Telegram 10 the Re0iStsr.
GRAFTON, w. VA, July 29.-l have
just received information to the effect
that General Goff has consented TO ac-
cept the Republican nomination for
Governor.
My information comes from a very
direct source and have every reason
to believe it to be both correct and
final.
It seems that the faithful have been
working with him for some weeks and
so great was the pressure brought to
bear that to-day he gave his consent TO
accept the nomination If rendered him
by acclamation.
have every reason 20 believe thisin-
formation to be positively correct.
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Big Storm in Pitt.burr.

PITTsBURe, PA, July "a sever
thunder storm passed over this city about
4 O'Clock this this afternoon doing great
damage. Two negroes named Richardson
and Castle. who had sought shelter under q
tree at Highland Park, were struck by
lightning and killed
A white man named Williams was stand
ing short distance away and was rendered
unconscious but was afterwayd revived
He was not dangerously injured Four
aus were struck BY lightning and trees
ubbery thror| cut the east end
adv DAMAGE
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-.TING DELEGATES
e Out of Parkersburg and Are
Glad Of It.
UCKY TO SLEEP ON THE GRASS.

soreheads Still Rubbing Their
Fresh Wounds and Saying
Things They viii Be Sorry for
Before the ElectiOn-EveryoOdy
Completely Exhausted by the
Terrible Strain-The Wigwam
Not So Bad, Considering All
Things-Garden Gracefully Ac-
,epts Defeat-RepOrters I'M
lOsed Upon.
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Judge Bonnstt's Ankle sprained.
nfriaI TLlsgrdD 10 me RSOistST.

WESTON, w. VA, July 29--Judge Ben
nett met with an accident this morning
which may not prove serious, but will lay
him up for several days. There was a
freight train of the track west Of Salem,
and there being some confusion as the traib
was about TO stop, the Judge thought there
was going TO be a collision and jumped from
the train and sprained his ankle. He is
suffering considerable pain tonight, al
though he was able 70 walk home from the
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West Virginia PostmasterI.
:, 1,,,c-,,n ,otA, R>o.st>-

speesoI Telegram tOths Re0tsteT.
WASHINGTON, D. C., July 29.-The fol-
lowing West Virginia postmasters have
been appointed: d. Rollins at Central
Station, Doddridge county. in place Of j.
Stuck. resigned; w. D. Ord, at Landgraf,
Mcdowell county, in place Of L. w. Gil
liam, resigned.
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ONCE MORE IN CHARGE.
The Withdrawal Of the Militia From
Homestead Gives the
ADVISORY COMMITTEE COURAGE

To Assume Charge Of the Town
Thirty-five Non Union Men Met
at Birmingham and Induced to
Turn Back - Superintendent
Potter Says There Are Forty
two Amalgamated Men at
Work in the Plant Speculation
as to O'Donnelps Mission in
New York.
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GOSSIP OF PARLIAMRN
What the oueen VIII Likely s
speech Franchise Reform ma
Only Item.
Copwi0At 1893.

LONDON, July 2g.-When the~ra
bers Of the Cabinet separated yesterday
1t was practically decided that the
Queens speech from the throne at the
opening OF the new Parliament would bo
limited TO blank intImation that Par
lament had not met for the transaction
OF business
The militant section OF the conserva-
tive party, who want 10 combat the op-
position, feel thoroughly exasperated
at the abandonment OF what they be-
lieVe TO be strong position both for Of
fence and defence.
Lord Salisbury Ia to visit the QueAn
on Mondey previous TO the final cabinet
council for the consideration OF the ex-
act form OF the speech from the throne.
Powerful influences will Ia the inter-
val be brought TO bear on the Queen
and Cabinet ministers alike 10 try 20 In
duce Lord Salisbury 10 adopt bolder
policy.
A proposal which Is finding large ac-
ceptance at the Carlton Club, is that
the government open parliament by o.
nouncing the introduction OF franc
reform bill, including such a 70
button OF seats as will co
present abnormal system
tIon.
Many Unionist member
pressing Lord Salisbury and 1
net members 10 defy the oppos
make franchise reform the slngio
OF the Queens speech, and the W.
business OF the session appealing
defeat.
But Lord Salisbury has not the pluck
and stamina required for this course.
Intimate friends OF the Prime Minister
confess that be IL weary Of Office and
wants q rest.
The appeals nov being made 70 him
and his colleagues 20 challenge the
Liberals on franchise reform have
some ministerial support, but the major
ity OF the members OF th
cabinet appear 70 rely upon an earl
break up OF the Gladstonisn governmf
through a rupture OF the internal for
on which IL must rest.
The absence OF any declaTatio
policy in the speech from the ~
will not deter the Liberals from
posing vote Of mo confidence"
will be rather strengthened
nouncing the governments for
the avowal OF programme.
The Irish party are not er
sured In spite OF Liberal
that home rule will
and until Mr. Gl
the assurance OF
dissolution Of Parliame
OF Lords reject the bill
haunt them that they
carry the Newcastle
| then thrown aside.
First western stse
SV LOUIS, Mo-. July 2
| Haf on & Howard Irof
| juf lcted furnace for
" atyweltth and IA
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READY FOR THE WORK.
Chairman Harrity Of the Democratic
National Committee
ANNOUNCES THE EXECUTIVE AND

Campaign G Committees and Every
thing is Now in Shape for an
Active and Energetic Campaign.
The Committees Are Both
Strong Bodies and Insure Good
Work - Chairman Harrity
Pleased With the Willingness
Shown by Prominet Democrats
Everywhere.
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Every child born into family is thought
10 be worth "a thousand dollars 70 the
parents. Why then should they not be
cared for from infancy 70 mRturityl Keep
the mouth and teeth right by SOzO-
DON'T, ana you start them right
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RED HOT WEATHER,

New YORK, July 29.-People on the
streets Of this city at noon to-day be-
lieved it to be the center of Gehenna-
so sickening was the heat. The clang
of the ambulance gong was frequent in
the streets, for up to 11:30 a. m. A.
deaths from heat had been reported for
the 20 hours expiring then, while pros
trations were frequent. The number Of
deaths in this city for the day up to
midnight was as; prostration 107. In
Brooklyn at the same hour 46 deaths
were reported.
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Another night Arranged.

NEW ORLEANS, La, July 29.-President
Noel. OF the Olympic CLUB to-day received
a dispatch from Frank Williams, who Is
now In New York announce 2 that he had
matched Dixou and Skelly a fight Sep
tember 8. yjrfIy Carol red 70
be in readiy train
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CHICAGO, July 99.-During the five
DAYS OF unusually hot weather begin
ming Sunday morning aud closing with
tho looked for rain last night, there
were 90 deaths in Chicago from sun
stroke. Other cases may yet terminate
fatally. The total number of prostra-
tions was probably not short Of 500.
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PHILADELPHIA. PA, July 29.-Twenty.
nine deaths were added TO the results Of
the hot weather to-day, but relief is now
at hand. A thunder storm burst upon the
city tonight and the temperature has
fallen several degrees.
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FIrst We.tern n

SY LOUIS, Mo-. July 2
Ha on & Howard Irof
ju Bcted 3 furnace for
n AZ Twelfth and Pa
y few days be ope
Manufacture Of
b. IL
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McGARRAHAN TURNED DOWN.

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