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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16
PIANIST, COMPOSER AND CONDUCTOR.
A Triple Grown, Giving Expression to Great
Musical Genius,

A Triple Grown, Giving Expression to Great
Musical Genius.
Louis Mass name and personality are
we'll known in all musical centers ofthe
United States as well as Europe. AT an
early age he was professor at the Leipsic
Conservatory of Music, and in 1SS1-S2 was
the conductor of the Philharmonic Society
of Boston. His compositions are of the
highest order including an American SYM
phony, piano concerto, etc, etc. As a
pianist he made several tours in Europe and
America, gaining a great reputation, and
ranking among the greatest pianists OF the
musical world.
In an interview with reporter of the St.
Louis Spectator, April -, 1884, Dr. Mass
said of the Henry f. Miller pianos, which
he always used in his concerts:
'T have never used piano anywhere that
had the smoothness of action, the brilliancy
of tone and the carrying power that that in
strument has. The Miller pianos are, in
my estimation, the finest now made
An elegant assortment of these world
renowned pianos, including grands, parlor
grands, uprights and pedal uprights at w.
c. Whitehill's Music Parlor, 152 Third av.
enue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16
A Splendid Opportunity

To own good overcoat or ulster dirt cheap
We will sell to-day 800 mems chinchilla
overcoats and 800 mems chinchilla ulsters at
Sc each. The overcoats are well made and
trimmed and nicely finished with a velvet
collar
The ulsters have big collars, are cut long
and f1annel-lined throughout. We offer
YOU choice Of either for only So.
P. c. c. c., Pittsburg Combination Cloth
ing Company, corner Grant and Diamond
streets Open tonight until 10 o'clock.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16

IF you want real bargains in cloaks see
what Rosenbaum & Co. offer.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16

MORAL waves of New York and other
metropolitan eccentricities, by Murray, in
THE DISPATCH tomorrow
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16
REMNANT SALE
CARPETS.
HALF PRICE.

20 patterns Body Brussels,
from IS to IS yards each, amtA
,57S 6orae1s; IS patterns Body
Brussels, I8 to 20 yards each,
at 65c, regular b1zce SE55.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-30
DEEMING'S TRIAL.

No Evidence That Ho showed Any Traces
OF Insauity-Miss Rounsevell ON the
stand.
MELBOURNE, April 29.-The trial OF
Frederick Bailey Deemlng, alias VIII
iams for the murder OF his wife al
Windsor, was continued In the Criminal
Court here to-day. The prisoner was
silent and downcast. Several witnesses
were called by the prosecution and they
all testified To quarrels that had oc-
Cured between Deeming and his wife
while thu ~ were living At Windsor. The
most interesting witness, however, was
Miss Kate Rounsevell, the young lady
TO whom Deeming, who had then assum-
ed the name OF SWANSON, was engaged
TO be married, and who was upon the
point OF joining him In the Southern
Cross gold fields when he was arrested.
The court room a on every occasion
when DeemiDg has been arraigned, was
crowded. Miss Rounsevell narrated
the story OF how she met Deeming on =
steamer bound for Sydney, aud how nm
ally she accepted the proposal OF mar
rlaye he made TO her all OF which has
beed before reported Ia these dispatches
Throughout her evidence Miss Rounse'
veil spoke OF Deeming politely and nm.
resentiully. She declared that Deem
lng's manner toward her had
always been courteous and kind.
A number OF ordinary love
letters written 10 Der by
Deeming were then handed
to her for Identification. Mr.. Hirsch-
feldt, who accompanied Deeming 81 the
time he was arrested from Perth, West
Australia, 10 Melbourne. was the next
witness called. He was subjected 10 a
severe cross examination, counsel for
the prisoner trying 10 elicit from him
whether Deemlng had displayed any
signs OF insanity on the voyage. The
witness stated, however, that In his
opinion Deeming was perfectly sane
and his testimony was In no wise
shaken by the efforts Of Deeminsf
counsel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-30
THEY SHOT TO KILL
Harry Milbank and the Due De Morny
Surely Aimed Well.
MORNY BADLY SHOT IN THE HIP.
Be Aimed at Milbank's Head and Sent Ballet
Whistling Within an Inch Of the Mark.
Had He Aimed at his Body Hs
Would Have Brought Blood.

New YoRK, April pa dispatch from
LoRdon SAYS: THE report OF the duel b.
tween Millbank and French opponent Is
confirmed. Millbank's antagonist was the
Due d'Morny, who was wounded. Tue
quarrel which led 10 the duel occurred in
the restaurant OF the Gaand Hotel At Brus-
sells, and grew out OF the Dray ton Borrowe
trouble D'Morny was wounded, reported
seriously. One report intimates that he
will not recover.
The duel took place about two miles from
Ostend. Morney is said 10 have behaved
with remarkable coolness, while Milbank
was as deliberate as ever in the role. which
has grown familiar 10 him. IL was a duel
in earnest on both sides, although II Is be.
lieved that Milbank did not mean TO kill
but hit Just where he intended.
Morny, IL is said. aimed for Milbank's
head. evidently with the purpose OF giving
him a deadly shot, but missed by hardly
more than hairs breadth. whereas II he
had aimed at the body he would probably
have at least wounded his antagonist when
he received the wound in the thigh. lie
wanted 10 have another shot, but as the
wound was bleeding freely and appeared
from the location 70 be dangerous, the sec
onds would not permit II.
The Duo DeMorny has bad social repu-
tation and comes OF bad stock. He was
born in 1889, aud is the son OF the late
Duke Chas. DeMorny, one OF the favored
associates and natural brother OF the ,ate
Emperor Napoleon tho Third.
Duke Charles was the illegltimate son
of Horiense, Queen OF Holland and tpe
Count DeFlahut. Napoleon made the ell
der DeMorny Duke Ia 1867. The De-
Mornys are wealthy, having amasSed a
fortune during the Empire and beside the
present Duke received an enormous dot
with his wife, Carlotta ths daughter OF
GuZman Blanco. the ex-President aud eX-
Dictator OF Venezuela.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-30
NEWSLETS
Interesting Pieces of TelegraphIc News in
Small Space.

Interesting Pieces of TelegraphIc News in
Small Space.
The following Senators have been ap-
pointed Executive Committee OF the Ma
tional Democratic campaign committe: NJ.
G.. Butler, South Carolina; A. H. Colquit,
Georgia; J. >. G. Blackburn, Kentucky
]. H. Jones. Arkansas; w. B. Bate, Ten
nessee; C.. J. Faulkner, West Virginia
David Turpie, Indiana; Rufus Hlodgett,
New Jersey; j. s. Barbour, Virginia, and
Il. q. Mills, Texas.
The New York customs officers made a
big seizure of struggled iewelry yesterday
on the person of Jules Della Motto, of
San Francisco. The jewelry was valued
at s., 900.
1t was reported Yesterday that the Read
ing Railroad Company would file its an
swer TO Attorney General Hensel's suit 10
arnul the recent deal and the several
new points in favor of the combination
would De presented to-day.
Fifty cases OF gunpowder shipped for
Venezuela were seized at Hamburg yeSter-
dav at the instance OF the Venezuela
Consul, and taken 10 the Government
magazine.
The National convention OF Brewers
employees has petitioned Gov. Fifer, oil
| Illinois, to pardon the Anarchists.
Walter de Clarke, a railroad man, from
Portland. Oregon, went 10 Tracy TO kill
Miss lilly Ludwig, but was himself shot
and dangerously wounded by the girls
brother, Henry Ludwig. De Clarke had
been engaged to marry Miss Ludwig, bat
the engagement was broken.
The racing at Bennngs yesterday result
ed: First three-fourth mile, Rosa ii. won
time. ll7L. Second, four and one-hali
| furlougs, Lady Grace won: time, :J91I
Third, six furlongs, Key West won; time
l1:l7. Fourth, one and one-sixteenth miles
George w. won; time, 1853. Fifth, one
mile. Lallah won; time. ! 80. Sixth, i've
furlongs, Grey Rock won; time, l:041s.
Representative Bailey, of Texas, has
prepared a new rule for the House where.
| ov a Congressman's wages are withheld
when he is absent without excuse.
At Charlotte. Y. C.. Miss Inez Sykes, a
Young lady, was caught by rufian on the
Street last night, who smothered her cries
and cut OF her hair She wore her hair in
! a long plat aud he cut it off with razor
Her assailant. after cutting of the hair
struck her on the breast, threw the hair &c
the ground and escaped.
The building containing the Colossal
Panorama of the Cruclhx1on, at Vienna,
was destroyed by fire yesterday. The great
painting was entirely consumed. The loss
amounts 10 l20,0 900 forms.
Very severe gales prevailed in variou;
paris of Great Britain and Ireland last
night, and dispatches are arriving telling
| of maritime disasters. A number OF fish
/ ing boats ran into Shields for shelter.
Ladenburg, Thalman & Co, Of New
York, have ordered s255, QUO more gold coin
! for shipment 10 Europe to-day. Total or
dered to-day, 81, 225, 600.
The steamship Karlsruhe arrived az Bal
timore. yesterday. from Bremen. She
brings 2.295 immigrants, nearly 90 pei
cent of whom are destined for western
! States.
/ ing occurred at Vacaville, Esparto and
Winters, Cal, shortly after O'Clock yes
terdav afternoon The shock was strong
at Vacayille, but no damage is reported
yet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-30
ParRersburg Points.

NUs1l' ItltUuiH 20 ~ hsVtstsF.
PAeEERsBunG, w. VA, April %. An Old
man who gave the name of ROOt. 1. Hall,
telegraphS the Cincinnati Post from this
CITY to-day, the startling message that he
wouldn't commit suicide to-day, on account
OF family trouble, as he had notified them
a few DAYS since be would do. Later the
Post telegraphed asking about Hall, and
whether he had killed himself as per ar.
rangement. The police were notified but
they couldn't unravel the mystery.
Men from the lower end of the county
say Hail is mentally unbalanced, but as
he can not be found. no body knows
wheter be has changed his mind.
4 special session Of County Court to-day
granted - licenses TO saloon men. The
State and county license is $3.50, city $3.50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-30
WORK OF ANARCHISTS.

The inhabitants OF the town Of Langeac,
in the Department OF Haute de Lore,
France. are in state Of terror arising
from the destruction by incendiary fires OF
n number OF buildings in the town. There
is no doubt entertained in Laneeac that
these fires were the work OF anarchists.
A dynamite explosion occurred yester-
dny in the Place St. Pierre, France, in
the residence Of widow related TO a
prominent local manufacturer. The lower
rooms Of the house were completely
wrecked.
A bomb was exploded in the sewer OF
the residence Of the Sub-Prefect OF FaeuZa,
Rome. The only damage done was the
SCATTERING OF the windows OF the Sub
Projects residence, ana a few OF those in
the guard room. rhe police have made
seven arrests.
Inceboiary proclsmatioDs that were IS
sued by the reds In Barcelona, CadlZ ana
other cities in Spain caused the police 10
make concentrated raids that resulted In
the arrest OF many anarchists. All were
locked ND and will be kept in confinement
till after May Day.
Five Italian Anarchists were arrested at
Nice Yesterday and expelled from France.
Three Anarchists were arrested at Chosy-
Le-Roi
The Spanish Minister Of war has sent In
structions 10 the provincial governor for
their guidance on May day. Military de
tachments must occupy strategic points
wherever public meeting are held, and at
sign OF riot the soldiers must charge and
dispense the mob without awaiting for
martial law 70 be proclaimed.
Forty Anarchists have been arrested In
Florence. Italy. In the city Of Carcarra,
where the great marble quarrfes are stu
ated. thirty arrests were made yesterday.
Arrests have also been made In number
OF other cities.
The police have seized the entire force OF
newspaper published in Rome In the IN
terests OF the Anarchists and bearing the
title Of the First Of May.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-30
STILL OUT $25.
Examiner Greenwalt Fails to Get Back the
Money Morgan Sent TO Cooper.


WASHINGTON, d. c., April 29.-The
sumed to-day very quietly after the
stormy close OF the last meeting. Com
missioner Raum was not present, though
il was understood he would again APP
pear.
J. G. Greenwalt, the special examiner
who made the investigation which re-
suited in Commissioner Raum prefer
ring the charges against Representative
Cooper, was asked il be had furnished
the SIS TO Morgan which Representa-
tive Cooper refused 10 accept ana re-
turned. Gfeenwalt declined to answer
on the ground that in an interview Mr..
Cooper had said he intended to prose-
cute In Court the parties TO the affair.
Mr.. Cooper said he would, il necessary
10 get at the whole truth of the matter,
relieve the witness himself OF any fear.
Mr.. Enloe asked il the witness de-
clined 10 answer on the ground that II
might criminate him. The witness re-
piled that he made the investigation as
a subordinate, and had instructions to
do anything he might think necessary
TO elicit everything connected with the
transaction.
The witness die not want to make a
further answer, because it might fur
nish Mr.. Cooper with Information he
could use in the prosecution of others.
Finally, however, he admitted
that he had furnished Morgan the
S25 10 send to Mr.. Cooper
in order to draw out the information he
wanted. He had done this in good
faith, believing Morgan's statements.
Gen. Raum had told witness he should
not suffer pecuniary loss through the
payment of money to get information.
Witness understood Mr.. Raum would
reimburse him out of his own pocket II
necessary, for witness knew 1T could
not be paid from the public funds.
Witness was still out the SIS, as Mr..
Morgan had not returned the SIS after
Mr.. Cooper had declined TO accept 1t,
supposed Morgan still had it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-30
TIE SCOTCH-IRIsH.
Efforts to Get the Next Convention Me
Kinley Elected.

ATLANTA, GA, April 29.-The sec
ond day OF the ScOthIriSh Congress
opened with increased attendance. AT
ter prayer by Rev. DR.. Z. Fl. Barnett,
OF Atlanta, Prof. n. A. White, Of Wash
iugton and Lee University, delivered
an address on THE Three Ideals"-the
Puritan, the Cavalier and the Scotch
Irish. Prof. White was followed by
Prof. George MacLoSkie, DIR. Henry
Ouigg and Major IL. c. Smith in brief
speeches.
Mr.. George Il. Frye, Of Springfield,
O., Will invite the congress 10 meet In
that place next year and Henry Wallace
OF DesMoineS, will ask it TO go TO that
city. Mr.. Wallace says every officer OF
the Iowa State government is Scotch
Irishman, including Gov. Boise. Mr..
FRYE offset this by nominating Gov.
Mckinley OF Ohio, for mem bership in
the Scotch-IriSh Society of America.
Gov. Mckinley was of course, unani-
mously elected with enthusiasm.
Pat Calhoun will tonight address the
congress on the ScOtch-IriSh OF Geor'
gia, showing that this State is Scotch
Irish and not AnglO-Saxon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-30
DUN,s REVIEW OF TRADE.
The More salient Points OF the Business
situation in the Country.

situation i'm the Country.
New YORK, April OR. @. Dun 4 Co. s
weekly review OF trade: More favorable
weatherln many parts of the country dur
ing the past week has brought better re
ports of business. Undoubtedly dlstrlou
ton has been much retarded by the back
ward season and the condition of country
roads and in some quarters collections have
been slow on that account. This week the
Improvement in such quarters mas oeen
general and meanwhile the volume OF bust
ness continues to surpass all previous re-
cords.
Gaining but little, and vet gaining at
least over last year and falling behind only
about one per cent. at the South IN the ag-
gregate, notwithstanding the great depres--
sion in the price OF cotton, the volume OF
trade has been over 10 per cent. greater
than in any other year at the West, though
on the Pacific slope some decrease appears.
That collections are on the whole satlstac-
tory. the condition Of the money markets
aud reports from other cities clearly show.
In all parts OF the country the supply OF
money is abundant, but the demand is not
especially active.
At Philadelphia the dry goods trade was
equal 10 expectations and trade IN other
branches fair. AT Pittsbnrg no improve
ment is seen in iron, and pig sells fairly
az low prices, while finished iron is pro-
duced in large quantities, though makers
complain Of Improbable trade. At Cleve-
land trade is good in nearly all lines, but
in iron inactive.
The striking feature of the past week
has been the immense and unprecedented
trade in dress goods. A better feeling is
seen in iron. The western demand struc-
tural iron, barbed wire and pipe is very
heavy and large structural orders are eX-
pected here. For the first time IN the his
tory OF the county exports of iron products
have exceeded imports in value for eight
months of the current year. The business
failures occurring throughout the country
during the last seven days number oil, as
compared with POI last week and 255 same
week last wear
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-30
THE PARIS ANARCHISTS.
They Do Not Seem to BE Daunted by tho
Arrest of Their Comrades-Ihe Police
Officials Condemned.


PARIS, April 29.-In an interview on
the Anarchist question NJ. Loubet. the
Prime Minister. and Minister Of the In
terror. said: "We are suffering from
the faults OF our predecessors, who for
a succession OF years allowed every
thing 10 be done and said under the
guise OF liberty OF speech and pen TO
prostitute the cause Of liberty. and this
has resulted in the recent outbreaks OF
Anarchism. am now collecting every
thread Of evidence against the agita-
tors and their plots aud intend to con-
tinue TO do So"
NJ. Loubet added: There is ALSO
lutely no reason to fear that
disturbances will occur on May
Day. Precise instructions have
been sent everywhere, and every
contingency has been provided for.
France may honestly and frankly be re-
assured"
A majority OF the Ravachol jurymeD,
during their open discussion OF the case,
declared they were strongly opposed u
finding extenuating circumstances. but
on secret ballot seven OF them voted
for leniency and five against it.
Most Of the papers declare that the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-30
The Galleria. Clo.ed.

PAgIs, April 29-The public galleries OF
the Bourse were closed to-day in conse-
ouenee Of the receipts OF letters by the syn
dicate threatening TO blow up the bourse:
A bomb with a bali burned fuse attached
was found in the Rue FIeurus to-day.
Two loaded bombs were found near the
Church OF ST. Denis. The suD-Drefecture
az Espalion was burned to-day. The fire
Is attributed 10 anarchists.
VThe waiter L'Herot, who Informed the
police Of Rayachol's custom OF dining al
Very's restaurant, has left Paris on account
of the numerous threatening letters he has
received. La France says that the French
government is convinced that the Anarch-
lists in France are only the tools OF foreign
instigators..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-30
Cunn,ugham's Trial.


CHARLESTON, w Va April 90
The taking OF the evidence in the iu-
peachment trial OF Judge Cunningham
OF the County Court has been com
nleted. Argument was commenced to-
day aud will close tomorrow morning
when the case will De given TO the jury.
The sum Of the evidence Is that Judge
Cunningham has often been intoxicated
While on the bench but not incapaci-
tated for the transaction OF the countY'S
business. Its difficult 10 say what
view the jury will take Of the evidence
but il is expected that they Will dlsa-
gree and the matter will end there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-30
MEMS IRON JARAN.
FIres, Mine Explosions. Election hi''s'
smallpox and Things

san FRANCISCO, April 2s.-Ihe
steamer Belgic arrived to-day. oh'
brings details Of great IRE Al IokIo;
Japan. on April 10th. The IRE starter
early in the morning 10 the house o. :
small restaurant keeper from ean''s
left burning. o,.l,
spread ia three directions through
deuseiy populated districts. ins III. nse
was extlnguished BY boon ai'el ~ 90.
sumlng FIVE thousand houses % -
twenty streets, including forty var
houses. police stations, scnoOH anu
' The details OF loss Of llfe are measIs ~.
=, vsrIously estimated that seventeen
~ forty.dye persons persisted. ,s
" The rS steamer Raiden Marco was son lS
~ sostIng ice in Kushlro haroof anu
forty drowned. ., ,lo, IN shors-
me- nil otb, 10 which tweniy-ioDf
gun sa,son. were seriously wounded.
oo,,ve paper states that the I'm I'm
a nI \. IIseIy 70 vi.I, the Worlds FAR
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-30
A REHEARING GRANTED.
The Mining Law TO be Argued Again BE
fore the Supreme Court.
S,,ses1i Tslegrrya fOths Rsgistsr


CHARLESTON. W. Va, April % The Su-
preme Court of Appeals this morning al
lowed a rehearing in the case of the State
against the Peel Splint Coal Company, in
vOlviuc the cOnstitutionality of the new
mining law. II would be dihcult 70 pre-
dict with any degree of certainty when the
case will DC decided, but il will prob
ably be some time yet as the
Court has adjourned until the first day
OF the next regular term, which will open
az Wheeling on June LIST. The other orders
entered by the Court were as follows:
Stockton vs.. Morris, from Fayette county;
petition for rehearing allowed Turk
Trustee IF. Skiles, from POcahOntas coun-
tv: petition for rehearinC docketed and
continued. Hukiu VS. GuTey, from Mo-
mongolia county; petition for rehearinC al
lowed CapertCn vs.. Caperton, from Mon
roe county; petition Of Craig for rehearing
refused.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-30
nsmopt County Grand Jury.

SpsciQ, telegram 20 ne REGISTER.
ST. GAINESVILLE, April 2S.-The grand
Jury returned the following indictments
this afternoon.
Robert Barker, rape upon daughter;
Joseph TaylOrs end Robert Walton, lar
ceny; Benicki McNeal, pointing fire arms
and discharVing same; VIM. Mcknight,
larceny; Andrew TAYLOR, receiving stolen
goods; Henry LeOnhard. conversion of
property by Bailie; John Vance, robbery
lanes Bunke, burglary and larceny; John
Danford, assault with intent 10 commit
rape. There being no further business
the grand Jury was discharged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-30
rHn DAY WASTED,
The Abssntsss Of yesterday Eressoe ,.
tho nonte.


WAsHINGroN, ID. c., ADfii 29.-Aore
vas,e-oi time Is to-oay's record OF the
House OF Representatives. No business
OF Importance was transacted and eI-
Speaker Reed, during a colloquy with
Representative Bailey OF Texas. de-
clared the present House laughing
stock for gods and men.
Speaker Crisp acted a. Police Justice
and the dignI6ed representatives. OF the
people served in the capacity OF jurors.
Before this august tribunal twelve Of
tenders were arralgned bY the Ser
geant-at.Armes charged with having
been absent without leave yesterday
and thereby being 10 contempt Of court
They looked upon their trial a. farce
and joked with jurors while awaiting
the verdict. Nor were they 10 error a.
70 the outcome. The jurors were les-
lent and the prisoners were all ae'
quilted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-30
Quite a Startling Occurrence.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 29.-The only
startling thing about the game to-day
was the fact that the st. Louis Browns
woD. Gleason pitched in good form.
Nichols, on the other hand, was wild
at times. Attendance 1000. Score:
ST. Louis o 0 0 O o.
Boston. .......O O.
Hits, ST. Louis 6, Boston 4; errors,
Boston /; pitchers, Gleason and Nichols;
umpire, McCrum.