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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-26
NEWSLETS.
Interesting Pieces of TeIegraphIc News In
Small Space.

The trial Of w. p. Baird, the MADEIRA,
Cal. bank wrecker, on the second charge
of forgery, closed last night. The jury re-
turned a verdict of guilty as charged
There are five other allegations of forgery
pending against him.
The Duke of Fernan-Nunez died yester-
dav at Madrid OF spinal complaint.
The noted prima donna Branca Donadro
has decided TO retire 70 convent in Rome.
L. M. Strong, Republican OF Hardin
county. O., was nominated on the sixty
third ballot at Kenton. for Congressman.
Inthe Senate yesterday the silver coin
age question was under discussion. Mr..
Morgan and Mr.. Sherman had an inter-
esting tilt, but no definite action was
taken.
The Associated Press is authorized BY
Mr.. Clarkson, Chairman Of the Republican
National Committee. TO say that meeting
of the committee will be held at the West
Hotel. Minneapolis, Saturday, June 4, at
II a. N.
Sam Jones has been preaching in the
South in favor Of lynching rape fends.
Delegates to the Tennessee State Demo-
cratic Convention are arriving at Nash
Vile. The Cleveland sentiment seems
strong.
Before the civil service reform commit
tee Yesterday, Mr.. Roosevelt scored Waua-
maker for hiding behind his subordinates
in the Baltimore postoffice affair.
The fetes in honor OF the golden wedding
of the King and Queen Of Denmark began
last evening.
In the New Jersey Democratic State
Convention, yesterday, the delegates were
instructed to vote for Cleveland as long as
his name is before the convention. The
resolutions indorse tariff reform and de-
nounce Republican abuses
In the Colorado Democratic State Con.
vention. the name Of Hill was cheered
Cleveland was not mentioned.
AtGravesend fair crowd was in attend
auce. The track was in fine condition
First. furlongs, Kingston won; time ]: Is
Second. mile and three sixteenths, Lepan
to won: time. 2:03 Third, the Parkway
handicap, mile and a sixteenth, Major Do
mo won; time. 1:47. Fourth. one, milo, St
! Carolus won: time. IA Fifth, Fsfurlongs
Integrity won: time, 1:o4lS- IN, on
mile and furlong, Snowfall time
.5l
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One Of Deeming's Statements.

MELBOURNE, May 25.-The Age, Of this
city, publishes a statement which Deeming
made to Jail Official shortly before his ex-
ecutlon In the statement Deeming says
that when Emily Mather, the woman
whom be married 10 Rain Hill and brought
to Au.tralia, found that he lacked the for
tune she had supposed him 70 possess,
there were continued quarrels between
them. During one Of these violent dis
putes, which occurred at night, be struck
The woman three terrible blows with an
ornamental battle axe, killing her. He
then carried the body into the yard and.
cutting the throat. bled the corpse, In order
that deconposs-yn might be delayed lie
next proceeded 70 bury the remains in bis
cottage in q room adjoining that where the
murder was committed he covered the
body with cement which. he admitted. be
bought prior to the murder. but had intend
ed It's use for making ordinary repairs.
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.TANT THE FORCE BILL.
Harrison and the Administration
Republicans Are
lyZr0USLY AWAITING A CHANCE
e. p,,, fss F'rcs Bill-They Wan: the Govern
-.-. Turned Over to Them Under Such Condi-
mons That Corrupt Power Cannot be Dis
l5l-si-Johnson Makes the Break.

~aa.r
w,suxeroN, D. c., May 25.-A piece
.,i,f1-matiou which all Democrats and
" S.rrbern Democrats, especially,
L,,rs hear I'm mind was brought out In
s-..,sr,rs debate in the House this
,.-,,,n It was announced by Mr..
I.E-s,n Of Indiana, who is one OF the
g.-.s. friends President Harrison
~, the house, that the President,
.-4ar overwhelming majority OF Re
----r.,ars In Congress and all over
i.s.0nrtrv are still eager TO pass the
49, bfI and only await the day when
.-sr again have control OF the govern
-set In all it's branches, 20 do II.
r-trs8n made his speech in support
no a motion 70 insert in the Sundry
.gl bfIl an item appropriating 500, 1000
=, enable the cOlored people OF the
.,r-trv TO make an exhibit of their In
s,.t-faI .urOgreSS since the emancipa-
n, Tie attacked the Democrats OF
~ S5ntb in the old time bloody shirt
..rrs and used such violent
'.goage that he was repeatedly
.,rs5 10 order. He was given
IN ,bs time be wanted, however, as the
Dsmocrats we're not averSe 70 letting
~ country know how the PreSidant
al the Republicans feel to-day toward
~ South. The anti-HarrisOn Republi-
ans also did what they could TO give
Johnson all the opportunity he needed
a make clear that the Harrison wing OF
ts PARTY still favored the force bill.
Mr. B0ute.le. of Maine, a strong anti
Harrison man, made repeated appeals
bs, Johnson might be allowed 10 pro-
ssd when be was called 20 order for
rnsrressing the decency Of debate.
sere is a great feeling that Johnson'S
reach is part of the fight which the
P.ssdents friends are now vigorously
making 20 save him from defeat at
Minneapolis II is interpreted as a SOP
10 the Southern Republican delegates
% keep them solid for Harrison.
. Walediscussiug an amendment TO the
. Sl11ay Civil Appropriation bill 10 appro-
/ ws,e money TO collect facts as to the pro-
i rsss OF the Negro since his emancipation,
i pospresented at the W Orld's Fair, Mr.
! Henderson of Iowa, scored the President
! trn1, having given the Negro race repre-
. g-adon in his Worlds Fair appoint
rl,s
Several amendments were offered clos
hgt1e Worlds Fair on Sunday and 70 pro
/ h5t tue sale of intoxicating drinks but
4 -1e0t them have been finally decided up
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A STARTLING DISPATCH

Sent by Secretary Hazard of the wash
ington state Committee to Senator
Bill
VANCOUVER, WASH, May 25.-The Dem
ocratic State Convention met here to-day.
The convention strongly endorsed Cleve-
land but refrained from instructing the
delegation. After the selection of the
delegates to Chicago the convention ad-
iourned.
Immediately after the adjournment Of
the convention this afternoon Secretary
Hazard, of the State Committee, sent the
following dispatch to Senator David b.
Hill, at Washington:
washington delegates chosen to-day
to the Chicago convention are are not in
structed The Democracy Of Wash
ington know the difference between
Democrat and mugwump.
If there is to be a president in the White
House who would be entirely controlled by
mugwumps, then why not let Harrison re-
main. Not one OF our delegates will vote
for Cleveland until his name is presented
by the State Of New York. These are bot
tom facts
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he Congressman Returns from HIS
District, where He Has Been Work
Ing,
8as. Tslsgram 70 ne Register.
WASHINGTON, May 25.-Representa-
i've A.iersOn has returned 20 Wash
ly.ol, feeling assured that he is going
% win in the warm but not unfriendly
contest for the nomination for Congress
Elcl he Is making with Ex-Governor
wilson in the Third district. The sit
,l,.Og as 10 stands seems 70 be about as
0.0ws:
The Third district has sixteen cOun-
,e. Conventions have been held in
ayel counties, namely: Monroe, Mer-
car Mcdowell, Webster, kanawha,
slyette and Boone. Ex-Governor Will
al has been making an active and en-
egstic fight all along. Anderson has
pursued a temperate and conservative
course. The Executive Committee
-lle up of a majority Of his friends
-aaied by Hon. w. E. Chiffon, Of
L1rest0u, did what was regarded as
i,lt and wise in recommending that
l,1 candidate in every county
o-.d be given his fair
-g0r..0u Of the vote. Alder
Pa has To every instance complied
.,1 the suggestion Of the Executive
uni,-ee. Itis claimed by Wilson's
ENDS that Monroe county stands for
son and for Anderson. Mercer coun-
Instructed It's vote for Anderson
--l o for Wilson. tn Mcdowell county,
-.cl has four votes, a vote was taken
'.8een Anderson and Wilson and the
-l,y is solid for Anderson. In Web
.i county, which has 2 votes, the same
ls was done with the same result.
!e,,e county, which has 10 votes. di-
--- lbs delegation equally between Al
.'s'l and Wilson. kanawha, Wilson's
-s county, gives Wilson 20
Anderson l3, so that in so far as
'elr01s have been held Anderson
~ %, votes and Wilson 43l(. 1t is
l--t there is not more than one
-.y remaining In the District which
-sIson Will not carry. If this fore
proves correct his nomination is
.A-ej.
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The o. p. General Assembly.

PITrsDURG, May 25.-The Thirty-fourth
Annual General Assembly OF the United
Presbyterian Church was opened tonight
in the Second L. p. Church, Allegheny.
Nearly all of the 269 delegates were present
and the others are expected in the morning
In the absence of the moderator, Rev.
DR. Kennedy. of College Springs. Iowa,
Rev. w. w. White, of Xenia, Ohio, 1eliy-
cred the opening sermon. The Assembly
will be in session week or ten days. The
first business meeting viii be held to-mor-
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Mr.. WATSON,
The Georgia Alliance Kicker, Stands in the Way
Of the Consideration Of West VirginiaS
Direct Tax ResOluion-May
Come Up Soon.
Special Ts!sgram to ms Rsqis.sr.


WASHINGTON, May 25.--There is now
chance that Mr.. Wilson may soon get
up the West Virginia Direct Tax reso-
luton in the House, and have it passed
by unanimous consent. The youthful
and belhgerent champion Of the Farm
erS' Alliance, Mr.. Watson, OF Georgia,
has stood in the way Of any move OF
this kind for a couple o. weeks. Wat
sons opposition was not directed
especially against the Direct Tax reSo-
luton. Watson has for some time
been trying to get the unani-
nous consent OF the House TO
direct the Committee on Ways and
Means 70 make a report on the Sub
Treasury bill. This the House repeat
edly refused TO do. AT last Mr.. Watson
got angry and gave notice that until he
could get his request complied with he
would object 10 the granting Of unani-
nous consent for any other purpose
whatever.
This prevented Mr.. Wilson from
doing anything about the Direct Tax
resolution, which has been held in the
Speakers teeth ever since il came from
the Senate. The regular course for IL
20 take would be 20 go 10 the Judiciary
Committee for a report. But this would
take time and might cause entangle-
ments that would delay action
for long time Mr.. Wilson thought the
better way would be 20 get the unani-
nous consent and have the resolution
voted on without going through the
committee mill lie found at first some
opposition 70 the resolution, but he now
thinks this has disappeared and he has
no reason to apprehend that it will fail
10 pass il he can get IL up.
Yesterday the House yielded to the
persistent demands Of Mr.. Watson for
a report from the Ways and Means
Committee on the sub-treaSury bill.
Watson having thus been placated, he
will not longer refuse to yield unani-
nous consent for other measures. Mr..
Wilson will now at the earliest oppor-
tuuity move 10 take the direct tax reSo-
luton up in the House and pass it.
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Some Private Blu, Introduced.

~. l'.-ais 20 ne Rscs,sr.
".A'aliNoroN, ID. c., May 25.-Nr. Alder
.-y introduced bills granting pen
~ q. a. NJ. Jarrett and LeonidaS n.
ne also presented peutions from
-'-.s s 4l Greeu0rier county and from the
-s' 1-- Farmers Alliance No. 10 of
is --5s county against the Brosius lard
t5-.-- praying for the passage Of the
..s,,-A pure food bills; a petition from
s'.,,- elltens OF Summers county TO the
.s,,-t.- t-- s-.- as above; petition from lS4
,..--s 'l b.lete.d. Mercer county. asking
cs-.! !.-Ss-Se OF the bin restricting theim-
ny.1-.-..-... alt Importation of alien labor
s----t t,.--ol from citizens Of Pocahontas
.Fr-5 -Tl,,l9.1s,rat.ng against opening the
ls-o-5,LI arr on sunday, and against fur
s-s- 92rauous for the fair. Mr.. Al
-,,.. .-So .a'd before the House the reso-
.tl-'5...-- ..--op.sd by the Eoard Of Trade of
.,- ~ b'ol' ..l' W Va, in favor of the adop-
Re- ~ .-s House Of Representatives, Of
a,56- e1dments 70 The river and
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Rnt ,he Plav won't On.

New York, May 25.-A Paris cable to
the Herald says: A terrible tragedy took
place in the little theater which is known
as the Theater d'Application. The wife OF
an obscure tenor named Peralde, who could
not bear TO hear her husband hissed by the
audience, died suddenly in the lobby, her
husband meanwhile continuing TO sing and
play his part on the stage.
The body was removed to one Of the box
es, aud by the managers orders the play
was not interrupted. When the occurrence
became known much indignation was ex-
pressed by the audience.
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WOMEN ADMITTED
To the Westminster NJ. L. Conference.
An Interesting Session.

WESTMINSTER, Mp, May 25.-The ab-
sorbing question in the Methodist Episco-
pal Conference to-day was the seating OF
the women delegates from West Virginia,
Indiana, Iowa aud Kansas.
After speeches for and against the ad-
mission, vote was finally reached. IL
was taken by orders, and resulted In the
admission OF the women delegates. The
vote stood: Ministers, Al ayes, ~ nays ;
laymen, "a ayes, 20 nays.
The action Of the conference in declaring
that the women ministerial and lay dele
gates were duly elected and certified,
changes no law Of the church, but inter
prets the law TO mean that women are
eligible TO ordination and 10 fill the Office OF
delegate TO the general conference.
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II TIcked the rim, for Davis.

PETERsBURG, VA, May ga large and
handsome clock which had hung in the
chamber OF Jefferson Davis while he was
President of the Confederate States was
taken from the Executive Mansion in Rich
moud on the day of the evacuation by a
Upi~ dier aud hy him sold to party in
d. Yesterday this clock was pur-
Jy Mr.. Morris Levy, q wealthy He
this places who viii send it to the
Fair.
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West Virginia Pulse-Feelers.

CLARKsBURG, W. VA, May 25.-The
West Virginia Medical Association met in
this city to-day. DR.. Shriver, Of Bethany,
presided aud DR. ID. Meyer acted as secre-
tary. DR.. Fleming Howell on the part of
the society and NJ. H. Thompson on the
part Of the city made the address of wei
come Dr. Shriver delivered the annual
address. Great interest is manifested and
il is expected a great number Of physicians
will be here tomorrow.
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In Spite of Protests.
,.,,l Tslsor0yn 10 fhs RsCtsfsr-

CoLUMBUs, O., May Ex-Governor Nc
Kinley to-day, in spite Of protests Of For
aker Republicans, appointed Joseph =.
Smith, Of Uroana. State Librarian. Smith
has been venemous in his attacks upon
Foraker men, and the defeat OF Judge
King for the Congressional nomination in
the Stark county district three weeks ago
was accomplished by him.
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nrIrht noy BADLY Hurt.
Sr.eial TeLl1rqfn b ~ Reotser.

cbeClQt Aetc8f f-lfa GO tft9 @AF1Feeefs
SISTER LILLE, w. VA, May 25.- -Clar-
ence Wetzel. a boy fifteen years old while
playing on the local freight train which
was switching here to-day, fell under the
train and lost his left leg above the knee.
Clarence has the sympathy of every one.
He was well liked He was agent for the
REGISTER. The chances for his recovery
are doubtful
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Two County Conventions.
DsdaI Telsorlrn % Ne RsJistsr


HUNTINGTON, W. Va, May 95.-The Lo-
gan county convention Of Monday, which
was reported in the REGISTER Of to-day as
having instructed for McCOlkle for Gov
ernOr, also instructed for e. L. Thompson
for Auditor. and for w. NJ Mahood, of
Mercer county, for State Senator. OF the
delegation Wilson gets nine votes for Con-
gress and Anderson six. The Boone county
delegation though uninstructed as TO Aud
it0r, is understood TO be solid for ThOmp-
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Awful RnYages.

MAR1ANNA, ARK, May 25.-Appalling
reports come from the lowlands on St.
Francis and White rivers. 1t is estimated
that at least ten thousand people have been
rendered homeless. Thirty-two lives in
all have been lost in the Arkansas bottom,
and the report comes that several negroes
and Indians have been drowned there.
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CHEAPER COKE.
A Reduction In the. Freight from Con
nelIsvIIIe TO Wheeling Allowed.

PITTsBURG, PA, May pa conference
OF furnacemeu and prominent representa-
tives of thesPonnsylyonia Rolroad Conf
panv. Baltimore and Ohio, Lake Shore,
Lake Erie and New York, Lake Erie and
Western Railway Companies was held here
to-day 10 consider cut in rates from the
Connellsville coke regions 10 the Mahoning
and Shenango Valleys and the Wheeling
and Cleveland districts.
The furnacemen claimed that owing TO
the depressed condition Of the iron marke,
and the competition from the Southern iron
markets reduction in rates was necessa'
~. II was decided TO reduce the rate 70 the
Mahouing and Shenango valleys and
Wheeling district from Sl.35 70 $l-25 peF
ton, and TO Cleveland from CLIO TO tl.65.
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Rivers Rising Rapidly.

V1CKsBURG, Miss, May 25.-News. from
below on both shores is alarming. Bayou
MOniOn has overtOwed and caused heavy
losses to planters. Boeuf and Temes rivers
are rising fast, over five feet in twenty-four
hours, and Tensas Parish is being heavily
flooded.
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All sent TO ali.
sp.csai 7el.orun fofse Rsg ssr.

6p<ctdi 7<ISoTa'n fonls H<1 sn-
mAErIssBUEc. w w. May 25.-Ths
preliminary hearing 81 Timothy Desmond,
Lawrence Shanahan, Martin Dorand and
James II inter for the murder OF John W.
PoisaI. before Justice Bartlett, was con-
tirucd today aud ali the prisoners were
remanded 70 iaA TO await the action Of the
grand fury
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u 70 hs Rsg,s,sr.
cer, ~ s., d. c., May 95.-The fol-
,ll1-st rginia post masters were
a,loBgCi. gay D. ). Brown. at Holman.
g1ed. -4Sn'y 10 place Of r. B. South,
st,, cor, T.. II. Hanuaman at Newark
'sas1eS- IN place OfW. H. Roberts.
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Died suddenly.

y 's's9rarH 70 ne Rsgis,er
a N Wi'ss.sgRG, .lRG, w. Va, May es-Mr
{, g,ie,-a.llsnican, a well known passen.
Mai S9',ses ss on the Baltimore aud Ohio
srb Oe.el suddenly at his residence ',,o an
~clnS -eSl street. at four O'clock this
IS de was fifty years old. 'O'S
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6snrxs7ox. D. c.. May z-Yor West yir-
Ia and Ohio fair: sbozsfs on the lakes;
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sufferers nom Coughs, Sore Throat, etc-.
should try l9r0,rn's Broaeafag Ir0etss,' a sim
pie but sure remedy. sold oaiV n o0rss. Price
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SEDALIA, Mo, May 25.-A young white
man who gave his name as T.. j. Williams
was arrested in, this city last night, charg-
with the murder Of the four women in
Denison, Texas, last Tuesday night. The
arrest was made ia the Western Union tel
egraph office by Marshal De Long, who had
a message 70 be on the watch for Williams.
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ALDERsoN's CHANCES.

ne Congressman Returns from His
District, where He Has Been Work
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-08-11
Mortgage Sale.

nEfAULT having been nade In the condI
~ lions OF O certain mortgage made by NJ arr
us B. Karovitz and Mary Karovitz to David
Thompson. dated May 2. ID. 1890. and recorded
in the Office OF the Register Of Deeds. for the
County OF Crawford and State Of Michigan IN he
Mortgage. on page $40 on which mortgage there
Is claimed TO be due at the date OF this notice the
sum Two hnndr0S and seven Dollars. aud ~ cts.
and an Attorneys fee OF Fifteen Dollars provid-
ed for IN said mortgage, and no suit or proceed
ings at law having been instituted to recover the
thereof;
Now. THEREFORE, By virtue OF the power Of
sale contained In said mortgage and the statute
in such case made and provided, notice is hereby
given that on the lst day Of September A ID. 1sg9,
at Ten o'clock In the forenoon. shall sell At Pub
| lie Auction, to the highest bidder at the front
door OF the Court House. In the village Of Gray.
ling that being the place where the Circuit Court
for Crawford County Is holdenl, the premises de :
scribed In said mortgage. or so much Thereof as
may be necessary to pay the amount Il ne ON said
mortgage. with per cent. interest. and all legal
| cost. together with an attorneys fee of Fifteen
| Dollars. convenanted for there In the premises
being described In said mortgage as all that GER
tain lot. piece and parcel OF land situate In the
village of Crawling. in the ounty of Crawford
and State OF Michigan, and known and described
as follows:
Block six OF Roffees addition ia the village OF
Graylng In the County and State aforesaid.
Said aboye described mortgage was duly as
signed by said David Thompson to Edgar w.
Farley on the 9TH day OF AprilA. D., 1892 and re
corded In the Office of the Register of Deeds for
the County OF Crawford on the 9th day Of April
Dated I'M nn N u l1er 81 a on page w.
Farley I snG a Ait H ~ ''' Edgar w Farley
Attorney for MORTGAGE. Mortgage.
June ID 92
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-08-11
Columbian Exposition.

The executive committee of the
Worlds Columbian Exposition" has
set apart the 18th. of October as a
grand national holiday for the public
schools Of America. 1t is contemplate
ed that on this day, every school in
the land and the citizens of every
community will hold exercises CON-
memorative Of the discovery of Amer
lea.
The national committee has prepar-
ed an appropriate program for this
occasion and by September 1st and on
application, will be sent to any school
in the United States. The schools
and citizens of Grayling will join in
celebrating this day. Let the schools
throughout Crawford Co. take advan-
tage of this opportunity to teach a
lesson in patriotism. Particular in
formation can be had on application
to w. +. BENKELMAN, Chairman
of Local Committee. e.