Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-13
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A blizzard is raging in Northern Austria
and Hungary. The snow has made the
roads impossible and railway trains are
imbedded in the snow. American visitors
declare that the storm is fully equal TO O
Western blizzard.
Information has been received Of the
death in New York yesterday OF Rt Rev.
Gregory Thurston Bedell, for many years
Episcopal Bishop of the Diocese OF Ohio.
Prof. John Cairns d. d. LII D., Princi-
pal OF the United Presbyterian College at
Edinburg, Scotland, and well known
writer, is dead. He was in his 74th year
of his age.
Emperor William was again confined TO
his bed yesterday. He has, however, re-
ceived in person the usual daily reports OF
his Minister.
II is now believed that the street car
troubles at Indianapolis will be amicably
settled, President Frenzel agreeing to re-
instate two discharged employees and the
men conceding other demands.
President Cleveland has accepted an In
vitation TO deliver an address at the open
ing Of the New College Chapel at Valpa-
raiso, Ind, May l.
Nichols Crouch, the author of kathleen
Marourne," and other popular and famous
songs, is dying at his home in Baltimore.
Prof. Crouch is eighty-four years OF age.
Great distress prevails among the work
ing classes in Lisbon, and the situation
grows worse daily. Many are absolutely
penniless, and every day bread is distrlO-
uted TO great number. The government
is about to start puclic works TO afford en-
ployment to the poor.
The General Executive Board Of the In
ternational Association Of Machinists has
officially endorsed the machinists strike In
the Pennsylvania shops at Indianapolis,
and indications point TO general strike on
the whole system. The Federated train
men have also endorsed the strike.
In the guise of Valparaiso dispatch, the
rumor is printed in New York that Mr..
Egan will soon be recalled TO Washington.
He will, il IS said be appointed United
States Minister 10 Brazil.
The works of the Colwell & Collins Nor
way Bolt Company, OF Cleveland, were
burned to the ground yesterday. The loss
on buildings, machinery and stock is at
least 100000.
AT indianapolis, Ind, Oscar Abbott,
colored. twenty-six years old, shot and
slightly wounded Celia Bass, also colored,
and then blew out his brains. She had re-
fused to marry him.
Various morning London papers warn
Mr.. Balfour that he has been pitiably
weak thus far, and must be leader who
leads or fall.
The Thompson Carriage Factory at Osh-
kosh, Wis, was burned this morning.
Loss, 5000.
The farmers in County Tyrone, Ireland,
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snow storms. Sheep have perished in the
SPERM mountains.
Richard Frederick Cavendish, second
son of Lord Edward Cavendish, and
nephew of the Duke of Devonshire, who is
a student at Trinity College, Cambridge,
has been fined two pounds and costs for
ussing obscene language in Market street.
Cambridge. He is twenty-one years OF
age.
Joseph Mszroski, tho Syrian Jew who
on last Saturday night shot at and wound
ed the Rev DIR. Mendes of New York be-
cause Of the latters refusal 10 give him 900
was arrested while begging on the streets
in Philadelphia yesterday.
The Republicans Of Medina county were
the first in Ohio, TO hold their convention.
They met Yesterday, endorsed the Mckin-
lev tariff bill and proposed Governor Nc
Kinley as their first choice for President.
Military trains bearing large NUMBERS Of
troops are continually passing Cracow,
Poland. en- route for the western frontier.
In the villages and towns of Poland l20, 900
troops have been billeted upon the inhabit-
ants.
DIG. Parkhill and F. W. Vesey. farmers
from Mound Postoftlce, Ohio, complained
N the police at Philadelphia yesterday that
they had been swindled out OF $S25 on
THURSDAY night BY green goods men at
hotel in New York City.
A band Of 90 armed men, yesterday, made
an attempt TO raid Almagro, a city Of New
CASTLE. Spain. They first directed their
operations against he railroad bridge,
which thev partially destroyed. The gen
ID armes were on the alert, however, and
attacked the raiders, who fed.
twas stated ut Mr. Blsine's house, last
night. that the Secretary was feeling very
well and would probably be able to leave
the house early next week.
The Democratic caucus at Washington,
last evening, was poorly attended. A reso-
lution was adopted for the appointment Of
a Congressional Campaign Committee,
consisting Of one Democratic member from
each State, TO be selected by the State
delegations.
whisky Trust Ohicials in Court.
Bosrox, March l2-All of the indicted