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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-05
THE CAMP PAIGN OPENED.
Senator Faulkner's Ringing Address
at Philippi.
DELEGATES TO THE CONVENTION
To Be Held at Charlesiown Chosen Yesterday-A
Court House Full of People Hear the Firing Of
the First Gun of the Campain Of '92.
The Billion Dollar Congress.
Special Telegram totse Register.

PHILIPPI, w. VA, April 4.-The cam
paign was formally opened here to-day
by strong, stirring, eloquent speech
by United States Senator Chas. j.
Faulkner. The Democracy had been
called together by the County Execu-
tive Committee to select delegates 10
the Convention at Charlestown, which is
TO select delegates TO the Chicago Con-
vention.
Barbour delegates to Charlestown are:
For Philippi district: j. Hop Woods,
Jas. K. Hall and w. u. Zinn. Cove
district: J. S. Cornwell, Jr., and ID.
l.. Stalnaker Glade district: Geo. w.
Baughman, A. b. Vannoy and Jasper
Moore. Barker district: Charley Ridge
way and Albert Rohrabaugh. Valley
district: John Waters. Union district:
C. C. Talbot. Ella district: w. G.
Riley and Samuel G. Walker. Pleasant
district: James M. Woodford and Isaac
Proudfoot.
There was good turnout OF people.
The meeting was held in the Court
House. The best OF order and good
feeling prevailed. Col. Woodford, an
aspirant for GubernatOrial hOnors,
spoke few minutes, claiming that the
farmers we're entitled to the Governor
ship and declared himself for free and
unlimited coinage Of silver.
Senator Faulkner then took the ros-
trum and for an hour and twenty min
utes held the audience by his excellent
reasonings, his splendid arguments, his
indisputable facts and his eloquent
words. Briefly, he reviewed this coun-
try's history, calling attention to the
difference between the conditions under
Democratic and Republican rule. He
then mentioned the force bill and gave
due credit to the eight Republican Sen
ators who voted against. He then called
attention to the enormous expenditures
OF the Fifty-irst Congress. That Re-
publican Congress spent S5sl, 900, 900,
SUN equal 70 nine dollars per head for
each citizen OF this country. West Vir-
ginia'S share OF this would be Sc, S00,0 600,
and Barbour countys share would be
S114.O0O. The Senator'S speech was
excellent and attentively listened to by
Court House iammed full Of intelli-
gent people, most of whom were farm
ers. The campaign in Barbour prom
iSeS to be very active.
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rapidly down the street. when be left
darkness. This was the only clue TO
the direction taken by Maier.
The murderer was baker In the em-
plope OF Mr.. Kuehlborn, Mrs. Molter's
old stani) whose establishment Is To-
Gated on Sixteenth street. Mr.. kuehl-
born came up TO call him, shortly
before two o'clock, as he
should have reported for work long be-
fore that time. and he awoke Maier, and
il was probably while he was dressed
and ready to leave that he asked his
wife 10 kiss him, and upon being re-
fused became angered and hred the
fatal shots.
Maier is a German and was born In
Wurtemburg. He was about 25 years
of age, and had only been married since
October Goth, 1891, Rev. Werder per-
forming the ceremony. Mrs. Maier's
maiden name was Marie ioho. After
their marriage, the couple lived
at Ill Twelfth street, until
the 18th OF March, when they moved
into the house where the murder was
committed. Their married life was not
q happy one. and they had numerous
quarrels.
Maier was not OF the best character.
1t will be remembered that he received
$3.50 from Mrs. Hager some time ago 10
deposite In the bank and that be left
the city and spent all the money.
Coroner Phillips was notified OF the
crime at three o'clock, and was on the
premises viewing the victim and
the surrounding scene half an
he would empanel jury after day
light, and would at once notify DIR.
Wilson, that an autopsy might be held.
the results OF which will he valuable TO
the authorities later on.
IL was a matter OF remark by
those viewing the corpse immedi-
ately after the murder that she must
have been instantly killed by the hrst
shot, as there was not the slightest
evidence that she had moved
hand or foot after the revolver was lev
eled at her for the first shot. The
corpse lay on its back, with the hands
and arms In Il natural position by her
side, and the face-a more
than unusually beautiful one-was as
calm aud unrulled In feature as though
she were asleep, the small bullet
wounds, splotch OF powder and the
CHASTITY palenesS alone dispellIng the
Illusion. The murdered woman did not
look TO be more than twenty-three or
twenty -four years OF age. There was
very little blood TO be seen, there
being none at all upon her night
c,othing. and very little upon either
pillow or bed clothes. One ball entered
the pillow on which the dead woman
rested, a few inches from ber head.
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Continued on Fourth Page, ]
POLITICAL POINTERS.
Matters of Interest to Partisans of all
shades of Belief.

Dispatches sent out from Cincinnati are
authority for the statement that ex-GOv.
Porter, of Indiana, will be candidate for
the Republican nomination.
The new city council, of Lancaster, Pa,
Yesterday elected Stephen i. Owens, Dem
ocrat, City Treasurer. The Democrats
also elected all the other city officers, max
ing a clean sweep.
The certificate Of incorporation of the
City Club of New York filed yesterday in
the Office of the county clerk, states that
the purpose of the organization is - e"cure
an honest and efficient administration OF
city affairs, ,severing municipal n ON nation
al politics and securing the eie, Ion OF fit
persons to city Offices
The Republicans closed the Rhode
I land campaign AT Providence last night
ith dinner 10 Secretary Of the Navv
T Icy. at which the Secretary spoke and
l, 400 guests took dinner.
The Associated Press reports show that
Republican gains were made in Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati, but that in near
lv all towns in the State of Ohio local
issues took precedence over partisan poll
tics, and the gains either way do not carry
political weight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-05
CHINESE EXCLUDED.
Herafter No Chinese Persons, Whether
subjects of China or Other Nations, VIII
be Allowed to Enter This Country.


WASHINGTON, d. c., April "A bill
held by friends and foes alike TO be one
OF the most important pending in the
American Congress, was passed by the
House of representatives to-day after
only thirty minutes debate.
The bill in question is commonly
known as the "Chinese exclusion bill, }"
and was reported by the House CON-
mittee on Foreign Affairs, and to-day
was taken up on motion Of Mr.. Geary,
OF California.
The bill was passed by vote OF 179
yeas TO 43 nays. The bill absolutely
prohibits any Chinese, whether or not
subjects OF China excepting diplomatic
and consular officers and their servauts)
from entering the United States, and
Chinese who may hereafter leave the
United States are prohibitep TO return
TO this country. Ii makes liable TO ar
rest upon warrant issued by any JUS
tice, Judge, or United States Commits
sioner, Chinese or persons OF Chinese
descent entering the United States by
crossing its boundary lines, or found
unlawfully in the United States, and
provides for the punishment of the
Chinese by Imprisonment not exceeding
five years and subsequent removal from
the United States to the country whence
they came: provided that when they
come to the United States from China
by way OF contiguous foreign territory
they shall be- returned to China. The
act applies to subjects Of China and all
Chinese, even If subjects of any other
foreign power.
A proviso grants the Secretary OF the
Treasury power TO admit Chinese other
than laborers or artisans, to temporarily
visit the United States under such rules
as he may prescribe. The last clause
repeals all acts inconsstant with this
act. Violations of the law will be fol-
lo1yad hv 6na and poprisnn mani
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SPANISH ANARCHISTS.

madrid, April 4.-Great excitement
was caused here to-day by the discovery
Of an Anarchist plot 10 blow up the
chamber OF deputies. The leaders OF
the consplrators arrived here within
the past month. The civil governor
had received information that two for
eign Anarchists were cOnspiring with q
number OF Spanish Anarchists 20 blow
up the public buildings, and the sus-
poets were accordingly watched.
The project against the Chamber of
Deputies was arranged 10 come on on
Saturday: a Frenchman named Deyal
and a Portugese named Feirrihs. In
tending 70 conceal q couple OF bombs
under the seats iu the public gallery and
then 70 get out before the bomb er-
ploded. Feiraiha, however. was taken
in and the attempt was postponed untn
to-day at 4 .. M. when both conspirs-
tors left their houses, each carrying
under his arm small parcel OF ths
shape OF a bottle wrapped In news
paper.
The police Swallowed them and kept
them IN sight until they reached the
Cortes building, where both were seen
70 place themselves before the door
leading 70 the Chamber OF Deputies oy
which the president OF the chamber,
Premier Canovas De CASTILLO, usually
entered.
The police then decided IL was time
70 act and they at once proceeded 70
arrest the plotterA Both were lnrne-
dlately handcuffed. When scared tney
were found 70 have in their possession
eonlcal booms enclosed In csstifon
cases eight inches long BY three oroao.
The boons have not been carefully ex-
amined as yet. but they appear 70 pe
loaded with enough dynamite 70 Dior
up the whole Cortes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-05
THE RHODE ISLAND CAMPAIGN.
Both Sides Are Firm aud Clnim Every
thing-Indications OF n Republican Leg
Iatura.

Both Sides Are Firm and Clnim Every
thing-Indications Of n Republican Leg
Iature.
PROVIDENCE, 4. l., April THE
preparatory work for the State election
on Wednesday Is nearly over. But Few
more meetings are 10 be held and none
OF these are OF much importance. except
the Republican gathering In this city
tonight, which is TO be addressed by
the Secretary OF the Navy and Con-
gresham Burrows. OF Michigan, the
mass meeting OF the Republicans to-
night In Pawtucket, where ex-Speaker
Reed will speak and similar rally In
Newport tomorrow night, 10 be ad-
dressed by Mr.. Reed and Speaker Bar
rett. OF the Massachusetts House Of
Representatives.
The Democrats have flushed their
large gatherings, but some small ones
will be held I'm various parts OF the State
tonight and tomorrow night Both
parties claim 10 be confident OF the re-
suit. but the indications point 10 the
election OF Republican majority In the
Legislature. The State ticket 10 likely
10 fail OF an election with the Demo-
Gratis securing a plurality OF the votes
cast, which will, however, be OF no
avail In case OF the election Of Repub-
lican Legislature.
Senator Aldrich states that he con-
siders the outlook very satisfactory for
the Republicans and hopes that they
will receive a plurality vote for state
officers, ss this will be taken as an indi-
cation of the vote In the Presidential .
election which l. by plurality instead OF
majority, as in the State contest. The
Democrats claim that a plurality vote
on State officers is assured them and 9
that they hope for majority too as
we'll as the balance OF power In the Leg
islatnre.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-05
WANTS TO LIVE NOW.
The Cabell County Murderer Don't Want
Them to XIII Him-Wll Have "A Speedy

Trial,
Special telegram 10 the Register.
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, April 4.-Allen
Harrison, who murdered his sweetheart
near Ona, in this county, Saturday az
ternoon, aud then tried to kill himself,
is now in Jail here. Great apprehension
was felt last night, and on account Of
the rumors Of lynching the sheriff re-
moved the prisoner from Jail last night
and hid him. He was taken into Circuit
Court to-day, and says he is ready for
trial. Until to-day he kept begging his
guards TO kill him, but to-day he says
he wants TO live as long he can.
Judge Harvey had special grand
jury drawn to-day to meet on Wednes-
day. and the trial will probably be held
on Friday. This prompt action Of the
Judge will probably prevent any dem
onstration of mob. The murder was
a cowardy and brutal one, the lady
being shot before she knew Harrison
was abont. She had repeatedly refused
to marry him, and he wreaked his
vengeance in her death. After the
murder he took audanum, but was
saved by prompt efforts OF local physi-
clans
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THE Tolls TIGHTENING.
Prince Michael and His Spiritual Spouse
Locked Up 4 Again for a Hearing.

DETROIT, Mich, April 4.-The exam
ination Of prince" Michael Mills and
Lizzie Court, members Of the Flying
Roll sect, who are charged with various
acts of immortality. took place to-day.
Barnice Bechol, the ffteen-year-old
daughter, who charges the Prince"
with seduction. was the first witness.
She began her testimony by stating
that she made the Princes" acquaint-
ance at the house of her uncle in Sarnia,
thence she went to Toronto, and later
20 Detroit. From here she received a
letter forom the prince" In it she
was ordered TO join him as she was
"called by God to take the tenth place
in the God-Head respecting obedience. ="
She came 10 Detroit with her mother
and another lady and met Mills at the
house of Mr.. Bell. who was one OF ;he
Princes followers. At This stage the
hearing was adjourned until o'clock
this afternoon.
When the Court reassembied, Justice
Hang then raised Michaefs bond TO
50. 200. and then boUni the defendants
over TO the Recorders Court for the
May term.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-05
NEWSLETS.
Interesting Pieces of TeIegraphic News in
Small Space.

Three new cases of typhds fever have
been discovered in New York. Two Of the
victims were inmates OF the worS-house in
Blackwellis Island, aud the third Of mount
Sinai Hospital All three have been re-
moved 10 North Brothers Island.
Actress Margaret Mather's application
fordivoree was made public at Chicago yes
terday. II was not handed into court until
Saturday, and was suppressed for service
until this morning. Orchestra Leader Emil
Haberkorn, the husband, is charged with
desertion. The special clause is inserted
whereby il the divorce IS granted the par
ties are al liberty 10 marry again.
1t is reported that steamer bound from
the Persian coast for Bacu. in the Black
Sea. with two hundred passengers and a
cargo of cotton. has been lost with all
aboard. II is said that the disaster was
due TO the fact that the steamer was great
Is overloaded.
AT Plymouth, Pa. the nottingham mine
of the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Com
pLny, having the greatest output OF any
colliery in the anthracite regions, is flooded
and will probably remaid so for several
months. The trouble began on Thursday
last. and the water rose so rapidly that on
Saturday all the large pumps inside were
drowned and stopped.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-05
Anarchist. Found Guilty.

LoNDoN, April 4.-The Walsall Anarch-
lists, Frederick Charles, Victor Gales,
Joseph Thomas Deacon and John Battola
were to-day found guilty at the Stafford
shire Assizes of "unIawfully and knowing
ly having in their possession or under Their
control certain explosive substances under
such circumstances as to give rise TO the
reasonable suspicion that they did mol
have them in their possession or under
their control for any lawful purpose. u
John Westley and VIM. Ditchheld, who
were also tried on the same charge, were
acquitted
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-05
The New MartInsviIle Election,

SPECIAL TsisQrGfn TO tas Rs0lstsr-
New MARTINsvILLE, w. VA, April A.
The town election resulted in electing the
following on the Temperance ticket: For
Mayor. J. 5. McCaskey; Recorder. Levi
Tucker; Council, Joseph Herman and
Mont Burrows. For the License ticket,
for Council, Jacob Koontz, +. Lentz and S.
/ Robinson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-05
Rumored That Chas Emory Smith Comes


NEW YORK, April A Washington
special says it is reported that Mr.. Chas.
Emory Smith, United States Minister TO
Russia. will return home during the pres
enth month and that he will resign soon
thereafter. No confirmation of the reports
can be obtained at the State Department
but it is regarded as correct. There Is
reason to believe that he will reach New
York before Nav |.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-05
Followed Deeming's Tactics.

DUBLIN, April 4.-The body of girl has
been d scovered underneath the floor Of a
cottage near Bandon, twenty miles south
west of Cork. The body had been buried
and then covered with cement, in man
ner identical with that followed by the
murderer Deeming in the case of his wife
ard four children. whose bodies were found
under the floor of Dinham Villa, at Rain
Hill, near Liverpool.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-05
RenuhlIcan. Carrr CoIumbu..
fGl Telegram 70 the Re0isisr.

CoLUMBUs, ONO, April 4-But little
more tkau one-half the total city vote was
polled at the municipal election to-day.
The Republicans elected their full ticket,
except two Police Commissioners, by ma
jorities ranging from 500 to 2,7C0- They
also gain Comedian and a member of
the School Board r J. Swerer. broth
er-in-law of ex-GdSernor Gray, Of Indiana,
was Democrati| candidate for Council,
and ran behind hiA ticket
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-05
The Nicholson Bank Failure.

BALTIMORE. MD., April 4.-John NJ. Car.
ter and Matthew X. Aiken, Trustees OF
the Nicholson Bank failure to-day filed in
City Court the first stated account OF the
condition of the firm. The statement
shows liabilities OF sl.l5S,96l, and actual
assets OF between $780, 900 and 100000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-05
Republicans Carry Toronto.

.
ToRoNro, o., March tin the first cleo
ton here to-day, held on strictly party
lines. the following were elected Council
men: A L. Hull. Democrat; JOS. Chaine,
Republican: Samuel MaAdoo. Republican.
Water Works Trustee, 7. B. Freeman, Re.
publican.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-05
MannInrtou Goes Dry.

Scl7dI IeIt0TdrIs % " Ae1Is1H
MAxSIx6ToS. W. VA, April AT the
town election to-day the antiIIquor ticket
swept everything. Their candidates have
majorities ranging from 10 TO 81. Against
license 45
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-05

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he Throat sin ce childhood. caused oy siphthe-
ria. and have used various remedies. but have
never foaud anything equal TO BRowS's Bros
oH1AL TRocHEs RE. g. n r. HaHspsoH, Plss-
ton, by. Sold only in toxes
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