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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-13
CARELESSNESS CAUSED DEATH.

Eggin, the Baltimore Sailor, Was not
rroDerIy Treated-The Gun shot Wound
Killed Him.
Vallejo. GALA, January ia
genuine sensation was developed IN the
Baltimore investigation to-day, thing
entirely unexpected at the last stage OF
the proceedings.
The case had dragged along slowly In
the morning session, a number OF
sailors being recalled 70 testify as TO
the soberness of Riggin, Iurnouii ana
Davidson before and during the riot:
After recess, however, Surgeons Stitt
and White. OF the Baltimore, took the
stand. After testifying TO the wounds
OF the members of the Baltimore'S crew,
they declared that the death OF Turn
buI. was directly caused by neglect IN
the hospital where he was carried oy
The police.
The Chiieans refused to allow the
Bl.Jimore's surgeons to treat their men
and declined 20 do ft themselves, except
IN a very superficial way. For IOuI
days the surgeons yainly begged Juuge
Of Crimes Foster TO allow them 20 re-
move the sailors 70 the Baltimore, OUT
lot am II became probable that IGrh-
bun would die would he grant ihem
Permission.
The men were taken to the ship, out
70 was too late for Turnbull. Blood
Poisoning had set it, and Turnbuil dlea
I've days later. The surgeons were pos
Tive death resulted from neglect ana
imperfect treatment ia the hospital
The Sisters of Charity, who had charge
seemed to regret their inability 70 help
the sailors, but had to obey the order
Of their superiOrs.
From u summing up by the surgeons
happears as q result Of the moo Two
aallors Of the Baltimore were Killed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-13
FAVOR DIES MONIES.
Senators German and Hill Look Kindly
Upon the Iowa Metropolis.

Upon the Iowa Metropolis.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, January 12.-J.
J. Richardson, of Davenport, Iowa, a
member Of the Democratic National
Committee, has gone east to take steps
towards securing the National Demo
cratic convention for Des Mo!nes, NJ.
Richardson it is claimed, has the aid OF
Senators German and Hill favoring Des
Moines on the ground that OF any OF the
western cities which are now pressing
their claims, unless it be Indianapolis,
IS chosen, the local sentiment would be
too strong in the nomination Of Cleve-
land to be overcome.
In Indianapolis on the other hand,
they would have to contend with the
GRAY boom. But in Des MOines, Cleve-
land sentiment would be met and over
come By the sentiment in favor OF Gov.
Boies, and this they are not afraid to
meet. Democrats OF the east, too, think
that they can carry Iowa in a National
election, and Mr.. Richardson expects
to work on this.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-13
HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS.
The Tendency Toward n Republican Form
OF Government.


HoyoLULU, January 12.-Robert Will
cox, the ex-revolutionist, who has been
charged with reasonable correspond
ence with c. c. Moreno, and with en-
deavorlng 20 foment trouble here, has
made a statement that he Is not the au-
thor OF the letters published IN New
York and other papers purporting TO
give Moreno prominence as the agent In
America OF the Hawaiian revolutionists.
At liberal meesing presided over by
Hon. j. L. Bush, Wilcox, however, has
since IN 4 speech said: III our affairs
continue 20 be conducted In base and
unsatisfactory manner as q present its
own rotteness will hasten Us TO Re-
public"
Wilcox added that high Govern
ment official had declared be would favor
tho candidate who would promote the
Mott Smith treaty scheme, virtually
ceding Port Harbor 70 the United
States, and allowing them 20 erect forts
there. The Queen has signed the treaty
but the President has not signed 10
Congress f. awaiting the approval OF
the Hawaiian Legislature.
II the candidates OF the reform party
should be elected, Pauloa will surely be
ceeded 70 America. The native sons OF
Hawaii held largely attended meeting
on December 0, and passed resolutions
denying that the Hawaiian people are
standing ready 70 embrace a republican
form Of government, either ipdepeDd-
emily or otherwise. Hosham Gilmore,
OF Baltimore, Is mentioned In connec-
sion with the position OF Hawaiian min
ister resident a., Washington.
The u. s. S. Pensacola Is still here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-13
AN OIL EXHIBIT.
Oil Men VIII Show the States Product Mt
the Worlds Fair Anyway.

HARRIsBURG, PA, January 12.-The
oil men of Pennsylvania are in quite an
excited frame of mind over the objec-
ton to their exhibit by the Worlds Fair
alleging that storage OF petroleum or
its products on the grounds would be OF
such a dangerous character as to be a
constant menace.
The oil men deny that the exhibit
will be dangerous, and say that it is not
fair that one Of Pennsylvania's greatest
products shall not be displayed. They
threaten that If the Commission will not
give them room to put up a building
they will purchase ground and erect q
structure in which all Of the oil men
can display their exhibits.
II the Commission gives them plot
of ground the men in the oil regions
propose to put up large building.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-13
at THEIR OLD TRICKS.

Chueans Stone the Yorktown's Gig at
Valparaiso - The Chileans Act on the
Matter
WASHIvGroN, d. c., January 12.-
The following cable message from Com
mauder Evans, commanding the gun
boat Yorktown, the only United States
vessel now In Chilean waters, was made
public this afternoon:
VALPARAISO, January 9.
Secretary Of the Nary:
Yesterday afternoon my gig, while
lying of the landing place, waiting, was
stoned by three men IN a crowd or Dad
characters. No one injured. visited
immediately the senior Chilean naval
officer afoat and requested him 70
notify the police authorities that | de-
handed efficient protection, and II the
0T-ase was repeated l would take the
natter I'm my own hands aud protect
nv men with arms. Much regret was
expressed by the Chilean senior naval
officer who went at once 70 the police.
Today I have assurance that the par
cas will be punished and protection
given. lSigned EVANS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-13
The Indianapolis Car Strike.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, January 12.-The
situation in the street car strike is tonight
practically unchanged. At present there
is not the slightest sign Of weakening on
either side. The strike has been heartily
endorsed by all of the labor unions Of the
city.
An attempt was made TO run another car
on College avenue late this afternoon,
which resulted in slight disturbance and
the arrest of about a dozen OF the strikers,
who were Immediately bailed out by sym
pathiziDg citizens. Several of the Brother
hoods committees are holding secret
sessions tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-13
GRAvEs Is CHEERFUL
And Confidently Expects to Get Out Soon
No Stripes for Him.

DENVER, Col, January 12.-Dr.
Graves was quite cheerful to-day.
Through the intercession Of friends he
was excused from having HIS hair and
whiskers removed and was not COM
PEELED to wear the striped suit OF the
prison. The regulation death watch
has not yet been placed on his cell and
will not be unless the Supreme Court
refuses to grant the Doctors motion for
another trial.
The doctor speaks confidently OF an
early release and says he could not live
IL he thought he had TO stay here long.
Every effort is being made 70 hurry
the action of the Supreme Court, and II
Is expected that an early decision will
be rendered in the motion for new
trial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-13
DAUGHERTY'S TROUBLE.
The Grand Jury Investigating the Charge
That He Was Bribed TO Vote for sher-
man.

That He Was Brlbed TO vote for sner-
man.
Special telegram 10 TIE Register.
COLUMBUS, O., January 12.-Representa-
tive Lillard, of Cincinnati, to-day intro
duced bill restoring the Congressional
districts of three years ago, giving the Re
publicans fifteen and the Democrats six.
The House and Senate voted separately
for United States Senator to-day. In the
Senate John Sherman received eighteen
votes and James E. Neal eight. In the
House Sherman received niRety-three
votes and Neal twenty-nine.
The resolution TO investigate the eligi-
bility of United States Senator Brice was
discussed in vigorous speeches in the
House, but action was postponed till
Wednesday afternoon.
The grand jury is now investigating
charges of bribery against Representative
Daugherty, Of Fayette. 1t is claimed he
received g, 500 for voting for Sherman.
Daugherty rose TO a question Of privi-
lege to-day in the House and denied the
charge The grand jury is, however, in
vestigating the case, and City Editor Kelly
and II. d. Landon, a reporter Of the Eren-
ing Post, were before the jury to-day. Other
newspaper men are 10 be summoned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-13
Favorable to e. p. Acheson.
.rink Tekenr1rl % "a Re1tstsr.

WASHINGTON, PA, January 12.-The Re
publican County Committee held its meet
ing in the court house to-day. A resolution
was passed providing for the appointment
of a committee Of three TO meet with a sim
liar committee from the remaining counties
Of this Congressional district in reference
to making Congressional nominations.
The committee is composed Of J. +. Taylor,
John /. Carson and Edward Mcdonald.
The committee is perfectly acceptable 70
+ T. Acheson, Washington county's fav-
orite for Congress. 1t was decided TO call
the County convention after the announce
ment Of the State convention has been
made
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-13
A HUSBANDS FOLLY.
Drives Wife to Attempt suIcide-wIn
Try Again.
c,,r{1I JSL<rrdtn IN N, Rs1fs,sr

~
MARIETTA, o., January 12.-An un-
successful attempt at suicide was made
in this city last evening. Mrs. j. ID.
Smith, wife OF carpenter, who works
in the boat yards Of NJ. HG. Knox &
Son, and her husband have not been
living together as happily as they
should. 1t is stated that the husband
a few day since drew all the money
that they had saved, from the bank and
went on a spree with the usual result
of losing all the cash.
Mrs. Smith became so despondent
over this and other domestic infelIcities
that she determined to end her exist
ence. She procured and drank an
ounce Of laudanum. This fact was dis
covered in time and q physician sum-
moned, who administered the proper
remedies. Mrs. Smith will recover, but
she says that she will make way with
herself yet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-13
ALirely Election at Weston.
sneeinl 1elecrqrn % ths Register.

treclus 1tscGFcW % e'SS %Aes'oSo''
WESTON, w. VA, January 12,-At the
municipal election here to-day there were
four candidates for the mayoralty and
three candidates in each ward for Alder
man. Col. n. p Newton, }. p. Troxell
and ]. E. Ricketts, were the Democratic
aspirants for mayor, while Geo. G. Cole
led the Republican ranks for the same
office. Mr.. Newton was elected By ma
iority of IS, Notwithstanding his strong
Opposition. The Couucilmen are: First
ward. II. NJ. L. Davis; Second ward, r.
Weber; Third ward, j. W. Williams;
Fourth ward. ~ H. Brown. 1t was very
interesting election and great deal Of
hard work was done.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-13
WHEELING W. VA, WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY l3, 1892

nVe seriously wounded, being disabled
Ior from nine TO forty-four days, and
twelve received slighter wounds, being
disabled from two to eight days.
IL turther appears that IL Riggin had
not been shot he would probably have
recovered, as his knife wounds were not
very serious.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-13
NO INFORMATION.
The Bank Examiner Gives Out Nothing
New-Green Gives Bail.

WuIIAMsPoRT. PA. January l9.-The
bank examiner investigating the Muncy
Bank has not made public much additional
in reference TO its condition. The arrested
eK.onlcial. Della Green, furnished bail in
the sum OF g., 900 for a hearing on January
10 He protests his innocence, and today
tried Co have warrants issued for the arrest
of some OF the other officers, but did not
succeed.
Bank Examiner Dinglcr has not pro-
gressed very far with the examination OF
tho banks finances, but finds shortage OF
al5.OOO in cash. Green AYERS that tho
funds were all right when be examined tho
bank in 1890. The other officers say ,fiaL
the surplus funds were in the vault OK
which they did not the combination, and
the past two years.
Other business Troubles.
Bloch & Schwerin. carriage manufactur-
ers at Philadelphia, have assigned. LA
bilities, $4,000; assets the same.
At Providence, Il. l., Frederick A. Pat
terson, manager OF the Reliable Benefit
Order, was arrested yesterday for violat-
ing the insurance laws of the State. The
organization is represented 10 be au endow-
ment insurance society chartered In West
Virginia, but IL has not complied with tho
laws OF Rhode Island, and hence has been
doing an unlawful business. Poor colorcd
people are the principal victims.
The Vanceburg, Ky, Deposit Bank clos
@ ! Yesterday on account OF u run occaslOned
by dissatisfaction among the stockholders.
The stock was $4,000. The bank was
sound financially. The business will bo
wound up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-13
A Queer Contradiction.

CLEVELAND, o., January I2.-Frank l..
Forlow, a prominent attorney Of Hicks
vile. and a member OF the Methodist
church at that place, was arrested at De-
fance last evening and lodged in jail on a
charge Of forgery preferred by his father
and grandfather. The forgery is said TO
aggregate 10000. Forlow protests bis In
nocence and says that his father and
grandpa signed the notes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-13
Another Company Chartered.

6psd1I telegram 20 th< He0lfta.
CHARLEsIoS, W. Va. January 12.-The
"Brooke Terra-Cotta Company" was chart
cred yesterday for the purpose OF making
and dealing in terra-cotta ware The pm
cipal Office is 70 be kept in Wheeling. The
capital stock subscribed is 500, ten pei
cent Of which has been paid in Share:
are 500 each, and are held oy James Paul
and others, Of Wheeling, w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-13
An Accidental Death.

Speciol Telegram % ths Rfgtster.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January 12.-The
coroner's Jury Of Sullivan county, Tenn,
returned a verdict Of accidental death in
tine matter of the death Of John Goshorn,
whose body was found in cave near Bris-
toll. Mr.. Goshorn had his life insured in
the Mutual Life, of New YORK, for which
he was agent, for $4,000. He also carried
81 600 insurance in a Western company.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-13
SOLID FOR BLAINE.

Fifty-Five of the Fifty-Eight Delegates
From Philadelphia Instructed for Him.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, January l2.-As
result Of the Republican primaries held
here tonight 10 elect delegates 10 the State
Convention, that will elect delegates 70
the National Convention, ffty-fve out Of
fifty-eight delegates we're elected with in
structions 10 vote for James G. Blaine for
President
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-13
Ciroult Court of Berkley.

suszdI telegram TO the RsGtsteT
MARTINsBURG, W. VA, January l2.-Ihe
Circuit Court for the county OF Berk!ey
convened in this city to-day. with Judge j.
s. D. Wickwall on the bench No WORK
other than the findings of the grand jury
was transacted. They returned a number
of indictments, but not having completed
their work were adjourned over until TO
morrow to complete IL Ed. Huffman was
made the foreman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-13
s.Iimmie" is Dead.
r ,ao,,ava 10 ths Rsqiste,

SDfcsdt 7 ssL5HAHl 70 w 1sgssttF.
WELLsBuRG, W. VA, January l2.-Word
was received here from Steubenville this
morning of the death Of Frank Bottles, or
Jimmie" the Italian junk dealer OF this
place. He had gone 10 Steubenv1lle after
the holidays where he caught the grip,
After getting partially well he came down
to his shop, but had TO so back to Steuoen-
vile, where he died.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-13
You Can Rely

Ir,on Hoods sarsapariIls - remedy
sor every form Of serofula, salt rhenm,
boIls, pimples and all other .,.s'ss;ss a,,ss:ss
csnsed by impure blood. IL eraaIca.ss
an impurIty and tones and viiaiisss 'hs'
whole system.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-13
IrALY,s InPRovED WEAPONS.
New Repeating Rifles, Cartridges ana
Rayonets For Her Soldiers.

RoME, January I2.-The new repeat-
lng rifles adopted by Italy Will be pro-
yided with q new type OF bsyonet, muen
shorter than the one now In use. :,
A lieutenant Of artillery has invented
a new cartridge, which according 70 the
official reports presented to the Minister
OF War, concerning the recent expert
ments at Nettuno, Is destined greatly
70 modify the prevailing views concern
ing projectilss. ,
The powder adopted will develop pro-
gresslyely the effects Of the gas arising
from its combustion increasing 70 al
extraordinary degree the Initial Se'oc-
ity Of the ball.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-13

NERVOUS DEBILITY, poor memory, diff
dence, sexual weakness, pimples, cured by
DR.. Miles Nervine. Samples free al Ihe
Logan Drug Cos and r. B. Burt's ana at
Bowie Bros bridgeport.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-16
AFTER MUCH WAITING
President Harrison Opens the Grow
Reservation to Settlement.
THOUSANDS OF RICH ACRES
An Opportunity Offered Worthy
Homeseekers-Tracts Reserved
for the Use OF the
Indians.

WASHINGTON. Oct. l5.-Prcsident Har-
rison this afternoon issued n proclamation
opening TO immediate settlement the
lands of the Grow Indian reservation in
Southeastern Montana. aggregating about
1,soO.00O acres, cedcd to the govern
ment under the agreement of
Dec. 2S, 1890, as modified by
tho agreement of Aug. "a. 1892.
Under the terms of the agreement the
ceded lands. except mineral lands. must
be disposed of only to actual settlers un-
der the provisions of the homestead law,
except section 2,3O1 of the revised statutes,
which gives 10 ex-soldiers and sailors the
benefit of tho time they served in the
army or navy of the United States. pro-
vided. however, the soldier shall before
receiving patent for homestead pay the
United States for the land taken by him
in addition to the fees provided by law.
and within five years of the date of the
first original entry, the sum of si.50 per
acre. onc-half of which shall be paid
within two years. II is further provided
that any person otherwise qualified, ex-
empted. but for any cause failed to secure
title in fee to their homestead
under existing law, or who has made
entry under what is known as the 'com-
muted provision homestead law" shall he
qualified to make n homestead entry upon
any of these ceded lands. II is further
provided that all white persons who To-
Gated upon the Crow reservation by rca-
son of erroneous survey of boundary and
afterwards were allowed TO file upon their
loca ZION in the United States Office. shall
have 30 days in which to renew their I'LL
ings. In all cases where claims are lo-
Gated under the mining laws of the United
States prior to Dec. I. 1899, by qualified
locator who believed he or she were SO To-
eating on lands outside of the Grow reser-
walton. such locator is given 3)days within
which to relocate this claim within the
ceded limits of the reservation.
The ceded lands constitute the western
part of the reservation which is opened to
settlement except the mineral lands. and
about $40 Indian allotments which are re-
served in the eastern part remaining in
the reservation.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-16
CHEROKEE LANDS.
Miilions OF Acres 10 BE Conceded 10 the
Goyerpment

GUTHRIE, o. T.. Oct. l5.-The Cherokee
commission has concluded deal for the
surplus land in the kiowa and Comanche
country after the Indians are allowed
their allotmcnis. The Indians are guar
antced S2.0O.0O0. on which they are to re-
ceive annually g per cent. until the
amount Is paid. The stipulation in the
treaty allows them to appeal TO congress
for an additional half million. The land
will remain undisiurbcd until April, 1884,
much Of II being leased To cat,lemen. The
treaty Is subject to the consent and sigma
turc OF the majority of Indians. and then
TO ratification by congress. The total
area OF the reservation is 2.96s, ,s93 acres.
Less than 3,O.OD acres are occupied by the
Wichita mountains. which are not in
clndcd. besides l2,Oo acres of tho Fort
Sill military reservation. and allo,ments To
5000 Indians of loo acres each. This
leaves public domain furnishing homes
for IA, go families.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-16

To-Day subscriptions will be
taken in all methodist churches
for the fund to establish a
National University at WASH
ington.
Att recent meeting in Omaha,
Neb., attended BY $4,000 per-
sons, steps were taken to pro-
mote the scheme, October 10th
being chosen as Subscription
Day. Only graduates will be
admitted to the UNIVERSITY.
which will not be opened until
S.. 900 have been raised
We are raising a stir with our
line of boys and children's cloth
ing We put style in them. We
make them fit. We think boys
coat should fit as we'll as a mans.
Ours are designed in original
beauty and novel fashions.
We know how hard boys are
on clothes. Ours are made to
stand the toughest sort of usage
Staunch stitching. Buttons we'll
fastened. Elastic Wristbands.
Substantial fabrics.
Your boy will appreciate the
comfort of our clothes You will
like the fashionable appearance.
Their durability. They are
economical. Try them.
Boys ovcrcoats in endless
assortment OF style and price.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-16
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
supreme Court Ruling Regarding 4
Printing OF Ballots. u

Los ANGELES. Cal, Oct. lb.-Thcf bu-
premc court of California to-day In the
case of Raston VS.. Brown. being an appli.
cation of non-pariisan political faction
of San Francisco for a writ OF mandate TO
compel the registrar of votes TO place tho
name of the non-pariisan on municipal
ticket to be voted for next election on ulc
ticket. decided adversely TO the plaintiffs
on the ground that sections Of the polit pal
code providing for the voting OF strai0ht
tickets by stamping the ticket headin4or
party designation at the head of the ticl lbt.
unconstitutional. The court holds q ht
the official ballot should be printed wi {h-
out party designation or any party at ose
head of the ticket, and voters can oQly
express their choice by stamping opposite
each name or proposition voted for, tx-
ccpt as TO presidential electors, who nify
be voted for by single stamp oppostc
the party group on the ticket. Tho coTt
is unanimous in its decision. which is cdh-
sidered an important one by all parties.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-16
scapdtunviaos of Rutte.

BUTTE. Oct. 15.-To-night the Scandina.
vian brotherhood had a sociablc at the
Scandinavian hall in honor Of the Scandi.
navian ladies who presented the order
with n banner some time ago. There were
music and amuscmcnts. and il was one Of
the largest gatherings witnessed under
one roof in liver Bow county in quite a
while. Speeches were made by several of
the members of The order.
The order was started Oct. %. 1889.
and duly organized Feb. 6. 1892. and
started with "A membership of II. II has
now membership Of 125. aud has I'm its
treasury more than $50. The committee
Of arrangements were George Erickson
Alfred jackson. L. Ronning and Hans
Boo,