Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-17
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A London dispatch declares that "Bui,
| falo Bills Wild West Show has collapsed.
Neither Mr.. w. F. Cody lburalo blI.l nor
| Mr. Nate Salisbury has, il is said, Vouch-
safed apy explanation Of affairs 70 the
public.
An explosion Of fire damp occurred yes
| terday in a colliery at Lillienield. Austria
Three miners were killed and six seriously
! injured.
At Altoona, Pa, during family quarrei,
| Frank Jevlle threw lighted lamp az MS
wife Mollie. The lamp exploded ana sue
was literally roasted TO death.
Frederick Krupp, the great cannon man
! ufacturer, has promised 10 prepare an I'M
mense exhibit for the German section OF
the Worlds Fair. twill belthe most com
prehensive collection of fire arms ever
shown at any exposition and Will cost
$25O0O0 TO prepare and transport.
The London Times Berlin correspondent
saws that the Prussian government inter
prets the Duke OF Cumberlands letter as
an actual remuneration OF his claims 10 the
| throne of Hanover.
A duel was fought yesterday between
the Marquis DeMores and Nj. Isaac, the
sub-prefect Of Fournes, France. Isaac was
DANGEROUSLY wounded in the right breast.
MARQUIS DeMores married daughter OF
L. Won Hoffman, the New York banker.
A strike of the iourneymen horseshoers
Of Cincinnati is imminent, The union com
prises about all the iourneymen. Secret
meetings have been held and II Is feared
strike is at hand. The grievance so lar as
known is supposed purpose OF the bosses
TO break down the union.
The London Chronicles correspondent AZ
ST. Petersburg reports an alarming IN
crease Of passionate crime throughout RUS
sia Murders due to jealousy, double sui
cides OF lovers, etc, are mentioned as es-
peclally prevalent.
The overflow Of the Tiber has inundated
the lower parts of Rome. Railway com
munication with Naples and Florence is
interrupted.
Henry NJ. Stanley the explorer and his
wife sailed yesterday from Adelaide Tor
England.
Fire which originated in one OF the dry
ing kilns of the drying house of the Spreck-
les sugar refinery at Philadelphia, yester-
day, completely destroyed the building,
causing loss estimated atSl5O,OOO.
Thecase of DR.. II. Scudder, charged with
the murder Of his mother-in-law, was
Yesterday. The same witnesses VINO were
heard in the preliminary examination ap-
peared before the grand jury. The grand
! Jury found a true bill against DR.. Scudder.
! II will be carefully drawn and returned
into court TO day.
Judge VanBrunt has decided that Ed
ward Nj Field is insane.
At Glasgow, the cattle market which
was closed because OF the preva-
/ lence of the foot and mouth disease, was
reopened Yesterday There was sharp
fall in prices. Values Of American cattle
declined , pounds per head.
The British brig Gudurn, bound from
! Fowey, 10 which port she belonged, has
! been wrecked in the Shingles OF the Isle
| of Wight. She had crew Of ten men, and
/ all Of them drowned.
The blizzard which has been in progre s.
! at Columbus, Kans., for the past fifty hours
! has brought all farmers 10 standstlils
! Stock of all kinds is suffering severely
! The Most Rev. VIM. Smith, Roman Cath
! olic Archbishop OF Edinburg, died yester-
| day.
The American steamer, Indiana, bearing
relief 10 the Russian famine sufferers,
/ came into the roadstead at Lihau and
/ dropped her anchor al o'clock yesterday.
| Her cargo will be discharged Immediately.
The House committee on merchant ma
| rine and fisheries yesterday agreed 20 re
port Representative Fithian's bill Tor the
| free admission 10 American registry OF
/ ships built IN foreign countries after Janu-
/ ary !, 1898. A minority report IN opposl-
| tion 10 the bill! will also be made.
Secretary Blaine was able 10 SIT up yes
| terday but is still too weak 10 leave his
room. 1t is said at his house thai he Is
making good progress toward recovery.
-. sh.as a q
preventative Springer continues but his
progress towards recovery is exceedingly
| slow and tedious. He is extremely weak
and exhausted and IL will take some time
| Tor him TO gain much strength
An important meeting OF the Richmond
/ and Danville and the Richmond Terminal
| railroads was held ia New \ ork yesterday.
/ The two roads were consolidated, and ar
rangements effected for the formation OF
new company 10 be known as the Southern
| Railroad Co, with sl10,0OO,0OO per cent.
| bonds, S70,0O0.0OO preferred stock, ana
/ 100000 common stock.
! The delegates 10 the Iowa State C0nven-
| tion were arriving at Des MOines last
night. There was a strong division OF
opinion as to Blaine and Harrison, and tho
! discussion, it was thought, would prevent
! the delegation from being instructed Tor
either.
The funeral Of the late Bishop G. T. Bed
! dell. OF the Episcopal Diocese Of OHIO, took
! place at Gambler yesterday.
Thirty-fve members Of the House OF
! Representatives are sick. MIR Springer
and Mr. Blaine are better and Senator
Morrill, is doing fairly well.
The directors OF the AnderluiS mines.
where the frightful accident occurred on
! Friday last, have subscribed 100000 for
/ the relief Of the families OF the men who
! lost their lives.
An avalanche occurred yesterday az Bel
/ luno. a city Of North Italy, fifty-one miles
north Of Venice Eight persons were over
whelmed and killed by the immense mass
Of snow and considerable property was de-
! stroyed
A severe snow and sleet storm IS raging
! in Arkansas. Tennessee and Texas.
/ A locomotive boiler Oh the Reading road
/ exploded Yesterday and killed two men and
| seriously injured three others.
A majority of the delegates 70 the meet
! ing OF the English Miners Federation are
l in favor OF resuming work on Monday.
! The prices Of coal have declined In London
/ and Manchester. and there promises 70 oe
I a heavy red uction before Monday.
"Hlstory Repeats ITSELF"
! And so does Hoods Sarsaparilia In the
remarkable cures IL Is continually sc-
complishing. II you will give this
medicine a fair trial IL will do you good.