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LIVE W.ISHINGTON TOPICS,
The Coming Week In Ccngrexs-Specu,ation
Regarding Norton's detection.

WASHINGTON. June 12.-Congress is likely to
spend another npethetic week. unless the
House again breaks forth into frenzy OF leg
islation and puts through other measures as
important rs those passed last Monday. But
tho chances are that this will not occur in the
absence OF warrant hy the rules. no general
suspension day occurring Last Monday was
set apart by the rules as day for passing bills
under suspension. but another suspension
day will not occur until n week from to- NOR
row. However. it cannot lie predicted with
certainty what the House may do. So many
Democratic members will be absent nj the Chi
cago Convention thatit vii! not be safe for the
Democrats to attempt any important legisla-
ton. The agreement made between the leaI-
ers of the two great PARTIES in both Houses not
to press 70 vote any Of the tariT bills or tho
Silver bill will continue until after the Demo-
The return Of Republican Senators vii! give
IN" senate an opportunity, OF doing some
work. but 1t is probable that the entire week in
that body will be devoted TO tho consideration
Of the resolution. offered by Mr.. Vest. directing
tn" discharge of tho Committee on Finhnc,.
bill and also to the dcba" or Mr.. stewards
Free Coinage bill. Mr.. Morgan will make some
r"marks on the silver biz Tomorrow, md
measure and on Mr.. Vests resolution.
the specu!ations here in regard to the cause
Of Vice-Prcsdent Morton's rejection 10y the
Minneapolis Convention have now settled down
into n general belief tint Mr.. Morton was re-
gnrded as too lukewarm in the Presidents in
trrcst He is said to have shown an indisrn-
sitlon TO assume the role Of II practical poll
ticIan." and this kind Of politician is very
much in request at tho Whit" House nova
dnys. The President himself has cultivated
practical politics extensively Of late. and so
have all the lncmher Of his Cabinet. 1t was
practical politics o. the finest kind that Sc
cure'l his denomination. But in all the recent
rart He has held noof from the midnight
gatherings ut the W bite House. and has made
gain counter. The situation in New York de-
mands hustling henccforth. and accordingly
Mr., Reid was put in to hustle. The feeling
still prevails in this city that Mr.. Morton was
treated very shabbilv.
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THE ALLIANCE TICKET.
Talk OF Nominating Senator Stewart OF
Nevadn for President.

OMAHA. Neb.. June 1.-THE news Of the
death OF L. l.. Polk, President Of the Farmers
Alliance. was received with many manifesto
tons Of regret among the party leaders. 1t
seemed assured that Polk would be either first
or second Mt the Omaha Convention. 1t was
apparently generally understood that the in
view TO concentrate the West and South. "a tho
latter section should receive the second place.
To-day q new plan developed which seems
the now party in this section. 1t Is proposed
t. oGinatc United States Senator William NJ.
J.. Watson, Representative in ! ongress from
Georgia. for Nice-Prcsident. 1t Is now said
that Gen. Weaver. who has been most promi-
nently mentioned for the first place. Is strong y
inclined to favor this ticket.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-13
A New Express Train to the Southwest.
vim PennsYINmnii. RnIlrond.

The Pennsylvania IaiIroHd Company announces that
commencing on sunday. the l2t INST a ~ w Aprrss
rain entitled The southwestern Express" VIII leave
New York daily nj $50 i, NJ, arriving AZ Pittsburgh
y ID A. NJ, Columbus ~ f. 81. Ginriun.ti n Il,
A. NJ ' ~ w
This train Will Pullman vestibule Sleepng Car
New York TO Memphis and New York to ST. Louis and
Dining Car through To 81 Louis. "
on the same date the Columbian Express will arrive
a. Chicago NJ 800 J.. ~ Instead VI slb ~ pTssonL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-13
BISHOP POTTER At THE ALMSHOUsE.
Nineteen Old Men mud Old Women Con.
Armed on Black wells Island

Nineteen old men and old women, inmates
OF the Aims House on Backwells Island. were
confirmed yesterday afternoon in tho Chanel
Of the Good Hope on the Island. by Bishop
Potter.
The Rev. Arthur Profltt and his brother. the
Rev. Charles Protlitt assisted the Bishop in
the the ceremony; The steamboat Mnnehannock
to attend the Continuation ' Amo one if fham
were tho Earl and Countess OF Meath One OF
the old ladies.fainted at the altar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-13
Ar1hMruED MUNDEN IND SUICIDE.
Edward HuDpe Hacks Pauline Hummei II
AID Himself with a Razor.

Edward Huppe Of 1875 Second avenue was
at Pauline Hummclls house. across the
street last night. A quarrel Of some. sort
arose. and he made at her with a
on her hands when she threw them upto ward
OF the attack; Then. thinking that he had
finished her. Huppe cut his own throat. Both
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where Yesterdays Fire. U.r.

M.-l.a5, 400 IVES, ffty'iourth street, BunneiIs
express, damage a3ton a'2o, ~ Cottage place. vii.
son street. no damage
L. NJ H;.'i, $50 last faIty'Inh street. Margaret
Drumluniu damage so, 800, 2lI Meat ,iNI,'aI,st
street damage 20 lo3i, ~ East l2ist street dnn.
age lr,ung; 10 ~ ST. Marks place. Bertha Fink.
owner. damage ShCoo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-13
A WIG Tor the Cz.rewI,ch.

LONDON. June 12.-The Copenhagen cor
respondent of the Post says, 1t is rumored
here that the CZarewitch will he betrothed to
the Princess OF schuumburg -Lippe. niece OF
King Christian" -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-13

The plant OF the Crescent Paper Mills At Hartford
City, Ind, was burned yesterday. Loss. $50 600
Powers opsra House In Grand Raplda Mich x.s
burned Yesterday Loss, 100000.
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A Rumor that the Frrpca Have Taken
vkydnh.

PARIS. June IA despatch sert out by tho
Havas Agency says that the French have oc-
cupied Whydah. The Ministeroi Marine. how
ever. does not confirm the report.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-13
BRADLEY WAGONS,

Handy Wagons in paint and natural wood: Ram,
BugEes with four styles OF bodies and the ex,,.ss
riding spring invented; Surveys Extension ropa
and Rugges; Two-wheelers that absolutely tree
from horse notion Road Carts that nre made to oars
people.
BRADLEY & CO.. II WARREN ST.
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Peerless In Every Respect
Are the through trains OF the PspnsylyauA Railroad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-13

The Peansyivania Railroad
onsrs sig great trains to Chicago every d4y.-Lds
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deed and In truth Ministers are to become
saloon keepers. or snperintend the saloons.
tsS wn hn M k 1oT nyS1
and Morgan Dix are to stand behind the bar D
| T GS wou ay ps nss S"H
mess for the Church. and were not Dr.
E"n sd.G SO yell known it would Is
man. But as ~ matter mat Oh Of an fact l"Sq 1ns
doctrine oG me has been hrnImulgated ~ cold blood
would involve an entire change OF front on the 70
part OF the Church. and convert her from II
savior, OF men intoa wnnton destroyer i re-
gard the proposition us infamous as 1t is ride
ulous.. BY it Dr. Rainsford allies himself with
the saloon power and n. nrorer course for
poses to put lis theory into practice. 10 pro-
! affirm that the Church is. scandalized by
such ntterances and already. doubt not, in
their PRONUNCIATION; Every drunken topper will
R R"os to Dr. lhaniord Ih. tempted
wlstfcr iS shall accept invtatlo as to
drink win quote the reverend would saloon
thinks IT no sin. why should not II Oh! the
ssorr.w this Doctor OF Divinity has brought
into the hearts OF anxious mothers whose sons
60 up 10 the greut city and are forced to face
Its terrible tom ptations., Tint Dr. liainsiord
Is sincere have no doubt, He has a sublime
Of this country He believes what he says or
ne would not say u, but he has very, poor
the duty OF the Christian Church. Of one
succeed in this country. lie has Mortified the
land and written tho epltaph OF his popularity.
America viii not endure these fore gn notions
the sabbath day.
Wa have saloons enough in this country
AMI do not want ministers to start any more
OF them. man can DO switched on toward
perdition IN church saloon as Well rs in a
saIne alcoholic ingredient that does The mis-
chief. sne one good arising from this dis
cusslon II will awaken the plilanthropic peo-
tutes for the saloon"
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Nv BELIEF e that the safety the nat Ge sS
hsGs Sss 81
political combinations Just before left Ire
snd and TShs Iyipg on bed e pess
A. Collins OF Boston. were anxious I to come ON"
20 some arrangement which would obyiate
alists at the coming general elections, i Mt
Gnse INTO he METER and
bers should be permitted unopposed to obtain
sSats for some nom bers and that
To Poan soss be TAN
Of twelve. This meant that While the
McCarthyite party should not, throw
o he@S mot ff
methods. We were to consent to some twenty
Of our members having summary vengeance
irish political life. everybody IN Ireland know.
I'M that II the fight Is fought out We VIII be
to number Of
cannot be regarded as proposal for peace"
30 anxious. however We're my colleagues
eral elections should be obviated that we made
proposition OF fair and reasonable charac-
, Ter, which. II carried out, would hove restored
way to speedy reunion Of ri" the " national nal
t Mr Gladstone will be returned 70 power.
nule bill will be before the world, and
ncton o oS to Mr Dillon that pending the pro-
land s shn %, Az nalst2nes blthe strife in Ire
, ,ti snouu absolutely cease. that no contest
t Ssest Sad h! we would net attack Tie seats Of
inc seats OF the Parnellites. This proposal was
says i Ia his foi Yntssl,.6y M pIllon He
revolt What Mr. Dillon really meant gV Was
tnat tho real master Of the situation. So far as
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-27
MANUAL TRAINING AGAIN.

Mr.. B. +. CALDwEIL's remarks last
night upon manual training were not
only true and timely, but noble and
generous. If we had fifty citizens in
the town Of Mr. CAIDwELL's practical
aud liberal views upon this an import
ant subject it would not be twelve
months until such D schoo, would be i'm
full blast It may be that the remarks
Of this gentleman will cause an awaken
ing to the absolute needs Of manual
training for both boys and
girls in this town. Until there is,
Wheeling can no more take place
among the progressive and prosperous
cities OF to-day than she can Gy. The
truth is that so long as she is without
this invaluable aid 20 her growth she
will continue TO drop behind in the
fierce competition for position and
trade. We must have schools for teach
ing both the head aud hands il the
town IS not to be s.ietacked and walled
in as finished.
Who viii unite with NJ. CALDWELL
in forcing this vital matter TO the front?
Eyety taxpayer, every head Of a family
IS deeply interested, morally, socially
anC financially.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-27
A THEE WITH A ..PULL."

Bunco-steerer Ton O'BRIEN has con-
clusively proved after an experience
covering 80 years, that he is, not only
the prince Of slick criminals, but the
man with the biggest all-around 'pult'
in the world on the people whose duty
il is TO put him behind the stone walls
aud within the iron cage and 10 keep
him there. For, although it is said
that he has been a notorious criminal
for almost % years, that he has oper-
ated in nearly every State in the Union,
and that be has swindled people out OF
over 5000, 600, he has but once been con-
victed Of crime, and he seems TO have
been offered every facility for escape by
those charged with his detention on
both sides Of the sea.
In January, 1889, by passing himself
of as q brother OF ERAsTUs CORNING
he, with a confederate named POsT, got
possession Of $4,000 belonging to JOHN
NJ. PECK, Of Albany, n. Y, through the
ordinary bunco process. Being ar
rested some time afterward in New
York, he forfeited his bail and went to
England, where he was again arrested.
His extradition caused some trouble,
but he was finally brought home last
January, convicted at Albany, and SEN
fenced Co ten years in prison. The pris-
on authorities kindly permitted him to
retain his hair and whiskers, and when
he was taken TO Utica on habeas corpus
proceedings, based on the assertion that
his extradition was irregular, he was
placed in the care Of
keeper who permitted him to
90 at large, although Judge
CoxE in dismissing the writ ordered his
confinement in the Utica Jail. He
naturally disappeared aud was not heard
Of again until he was arrested at Havre
on Monday. But he slipped through
the fingers Of the French authorities as
readily as he escaped the grasp Of the
American officials and at this writing is
still at large, though the Havre police
are processing to be vigorously engaged
in looking for him. tie seems TO be
singuiarly fortunate in the fact that
official energy is always confined to
searching for him after his escape
rather than expended in guarding him
when in custody.
Many are the gifts which are vouch-
safed to the human race. Some men
are endowed with powerful intellects,
some with pleasing manners, some with
untiriug energy. But for general con-
veuieuce, especially when ones way Of
life iuclines TO obiiQuitY, there is no en-
dowmeut of nature more effective in
smoothing away rugged obstacles than
a far-reachiug "puu."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-27

Nos. 5End 4, daily, FF. V. Limited, fss ,sai
between New YORK and Cincinnati VIII Faiu
byle Sleeper between Washington and Loa'.
Vile aud between Cincinnati aud Oid Poisi
Comfort.
Nos. and solid trains with Puiiman sissgsn
between Cincinnati and NAshiEztcp. 10 tss
Pullman Sleeper Roncsyefls 20 Old Poisi Cos
fort daily.
Train No. leaves Clifton forge a. s.i0Gs
and arrives al ChAriottesyllIe ~ I0;l0a
HUNTINGTON DIVISION No. lB istN
Clifton Forge daily 6.5OA. "a. arrive huzuaEDS
s:s5p 70. No. "a. daily, issFs HgEilrg.cs ~
a m, arrive Clifton Forge $40 ?. D.. -. -
daily except Sunday leave East EsBeA 3 %
n, arrive Huntington 1000 a. n. 20. - eaJ
sxcsp; SEncAy, leave Huntington 400 ?. r. 81
rive Esst Seyell 7,C5 .. 70.
CINCINNATI DIVISION: No. H. ahiy -
cspt SUNDAY, lesye Huntington biD 3. p 49,
Cincinnati BIB e. 70. No. ", eallg 81.
Sunday, leave Cincinnati 400 p. p 49, 49,
Buntibgton ESQ p. N. No. 10, aaily ~
Sunday, leave Haysvile $40 a. a. Aif.H -. -
cinnAti 7:sl q. u. No. % daily erespi 800,
leave Cincinnati 800 ?. n, srri's AAJ''"'
OSCAR ". G. MURRAY, Tfans Hsa.s'L
ID. FpLLER. Gem fss'. Az
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-27
FURTHER LIGHT ON NEGRO OUT
RACES"

hAGES.
The REGISTER doubts if the Republi-
can organs Of the North, which have
been making political capital out of the
reports Of outrages upon negroes i'm
ported to work upon the Norfolk and
Western railroad, in Logan county,
West Virginia, have the fairness and de-
cency 20 publish the verdict Of the cor
oner's jury at the inquest held on the
body of the negro, LEE WILLIAMS,
alias RED SMITH, who was lynched
on Laurel or elk, in that county, re-
Gently. The jury's verdict is as fol-
lows:
We the jury, to-day summoned by Mr..
II. p. Clark, q duly qualified Notary Of
Logan county. w. Va. having been duly
sworn bv the said II y. Clark, to investi-
cate the cause of the death of Lee Williams,
allies Red Smith, who was found on Laurel
Greek, suspended from tree, ind that
death was caused from being hung by I'M
known col0red men, hands employed on
the Norfolk * Western railroad, after be
ing taking from deputy Sheriff Mead aud
his posse of IL white men, being citizens of
Logan county. w. Va. The evidence fur
Their shows that not @ citizen of Logan
county CIS Implicated Do the hang
ug, but thar the same was
done by ABOUT two hundred armed colored
men, foreign la0OrerS. The evidence furth-
er shows that Lee Williams was identified
as the same man who brutality murdered
Lester Fields, "a cOlOred hand employed by
Mr.. Serpel, on the night of May 9TH, be-
tween the hours of S and @, q short distance
above Mr.. SerpeI'S lower camp. Shortly
before his death the said Williams con-
feSsed 90 the killing of the said Lester
Fields, and also 20 the killing of man IN
Alabama some time ago, he giving this as
his reason for assuming the name of Red
Smith. We, the jury, are satisfied that
the Deputy Sheriff, VIM. T. Mead, did his
duty 20 preserve the dignity Of the law, and
only surrendered by being OverpOWered oy
the aforesaid mob
The lyuchiug was done by those i'm
ported negroes, themselves, and was
not participated in by any citizen Of
Logan county. No white man had a
hand in &c. The white Sheriff de-
Tended the "colored victim Of southern
outrage against colored mob until
0verp0werel.
viii the Wtc'jigcpcrbave the honesty
and decency TO publish the verdict Of
the Logan county cor0ner's jury, as
given above, as set off 70 the false
statements 10 has published in regard to
this southern negro outage?"
win any Republican organ publish
fl?
We doubt 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-27
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithilY Told

Minor Matters Of Interest Briefly anu
Plthilv Told
MEMBERS of the Keuna Club are re-
qnested TO meet at McLaughlin's Hall TINS
evening
THE Wheeling Turnverein will give
gvmnastic exhibition and concert at Turner
Hall on May BOTH
MIKE MORAN and George McGill were
arrested by Officer Scauy, Yesterday, for
completely in the North Wheeling hght,
Wednesday night.
THE Germania Singing Society will run
an excursion TO Wheeling Sunday on the
O. X. Il. They expect TO take along large
crowd of people.-PdrkCrSbu Journal.
QUITE a number of oil paintings were
auctiOned Off by Auctioneer Heryey at the
store-room above Twelfth street. on Mar.
ket, yesterday. Several citizens captured
bargains.
THE matter of the motion for new trial
in the Probasco case is expected to come up
before Judge PAUL this morning, but
whether it will be argued or continued 10
further day. is little uncertain.
FARMERS will have busy time for the
next few weeks. Corn and potatoes are
now unusually weedy. The ground has
not been in condition to york and the
weeds have been growing rank and strong
all the time.
WEDNESDAY Chief OF the Fire Depart
ment Frank Healy lost a white gum coat
out Of his buggy, and the article has not
been recovered. The finder would confer
q favor by notifying the Chief Of It's wher-
ebouts.
A WOMAN BY the name Of Maude Rogers
EMPLOYED at the Hotel Windsor had rather
a painful accident yesterday afternoon
about three O'Clock She was standing
upon the outside of the sill Of one OF the
windows just above the roof Of the office
rotunda, washing the wood work, when
she missed her footing aud fell back upon
the roof, a distance of about one story. NO
bones were broken, but she was somewhat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-27
Some Good New words.

Ns1p York sun.
An important reform movement, in
which we cheerfully join, is begun by
the Post Express. In the matter Of the
typewriter, so inconyeniently double in
It's meaning, our contemporary suggests
remedies for both doubt and inconven-
fence:
"For 'typewriting' say 'typing.
"For typewriter lthe machine) say
'typer.'
''For typewriter (the OPERATOR say
'typist.'
For typewritten' say typed
For 10 typewrite' say 10 type.
II any one will let
when the fascinating typlst isn't tipping isn't
Ana the clicking typeFs shut as nothing's
typed ncthng's typed
run through his fancy. and then repeat
with the more cumbersome terms now
in use. he will admit that the proposed
connections have great merit. We are
for their adoption.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-27
ROUTING AN Army.
How the Worst Invasion of Modern Times
Is Absolutely overcome--Hints of Great
Value.

Is Absolutely OVercome--dlnts Oh Ote@'
Value.
When men or women feel depressed or deoih-
tated at the present day, it is common to say
Il think have malaria" What is malsriss II
is only germs that get into the yody; germs
that thrive and increase unless they are killed;
germs that worm themselves sll through the
system; germs that ruin the health and under
mine the life They are aggressive, they ieed
upon the body, they must be killed. Many
things which have been advocated Tor KhllHe
these germs viii not do so Il has been tnousnt
that quinine would accomplish this, out many
people cannot take qRinine; Il GisSgrees Win
Them, II often nsuseateS. IL is known, now
er. that pure spirits taken in moderation VIII
Kill and entirely eXterminaie the worst ar ~,
OF germs which ever invaded the system lhey
cannot Withstand il. Under the influence OF
pure stimulants the germs are killed ana we
body is sire ngthened TO expsl them from the
system, and thus restore the health.
IL should not be understood, however, thAt
all spirits will do this, few viii. IL requires
something specially pure. and this Is precisely
what Dufy's Pure Malt Whisky Is. IL Is
scientific, medicinal preparation. Il does nor
rank with The ordinary whislies, but IS spec!Si'
~ designed for forttylng the body and fepeii-
ing disease. II has the highest endorsements
OF doctors and scientists; 10 Is wonderfully pop
ular because II is so efficient and powerful DO
not be deceived into the use OF any other, lot
there is no other preparation upon the market
that can accomplish what j. accomplished by
Duffys Pure Malt You will fnd that II Is kept
by reliable druggists and grocers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-27
NOTES OF TIE KIvER.
News of the Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.

News of the Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.
Capt. Hold Knowles is second mate OF
the Iron Queen.
The Beaver, towing 10 loaded coal
boats, barges and fuels, made tue
run from Louisville to New Orleans in
9 days and : hours actual running time.
Her time to Red river was s days, which
is considered splendid running.
Since the flood began tue Anchor line,
St. Louis, has reduced the pay OF roust-
abouts on its steamers from so a month
to 81 a day. The rousters have talked
about striking against the reduction,
but as yet no demonstration has been
made.
The marks on the landing at mid
night showed l. feet Of water in the
channel and rising.
BROWNSVILLE, PA, May 26.-River 0
feet 9 inchs and rising; weather cloudy.
MoBGANTowS, w. VA, May 60
River feet and stationary; weather,
rainy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-27
New secret society.

The pretty little town Of Elkins has
a novelty. a number OF young ladies'
nave organized q secret society that is
called the 7. O. O., that Is, Independent
order of Orioles. The organization is
secret and is a bona fide order. The
obiect Of the ordor is mutual benefit,
charity. love, truth aud lots Of fun. A
mean man peeped at one OF their initia-
tons recently and discovered that they
nse a mule instead OF q goat The
Grand Socaiymock and the Grand Lofty
Noenl are the euphonious titles tue
high officers wear in secret
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-27

THE Inman Line flyer, City Of New
York, has beaten the east-bound record,
by making the run in six days and
twenty minutes, an average speed Of
say twenty-one miles an hour. To per-
sons who have scruples about travelling
on the Sabbath it is only necessary TO
jump aboard tho packet which leaves
New York on Monday, and on the follow
ing Sunday he can attend church SER
vice in Liverpool or London, according
10 his inclinatious.