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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-28
THE DIPLOMATIC BILL


The Importance of Caring for the Diplo-
mats Discussed in COMMITTEES OF the
Whole
WAsH1NGToS, D. c., April 2z.-The
opening hour OF the House session to-
day was an unusually dull one. Various
measures were presented for action
They were all of local importance, but
after the time had been consumed In
the reading of the bills and reports OBJ
iections to their passage were inter-
jected. ..
By unanimous consent. with the
Walker expunging resolution still block
ing the way OF the regular order, the
House went into a Committee Of the
Whole, Mr.. Oates, of Alabama. in the
Chair, on the diplomatic bill.
Mr.. Hooker, of Mississippi, paid q
high tribute 10 the success
of American diplomacy. Ii was
diplomacy which had settled our
Chilean difficulties. 1t had been diplo-
macy which had settled the Bering Sea
controversy. Fortunately for the coun-
try, it had in the position OF Secretary
Of State man Of such large and diplo-
matte ability that he had settled these
questions by diplomacy.
Mr.. Hit moved an Amendments hav-
ing for its effect the separation OF the
Missions of Columbia and Ecuador,
which the pending bill consolidates in
one Mission. The amendment was re-
jected. Mr.. Hit made several eff
forts to prevent the consolida-
ton of Missions and the reduc-
ton OF the salaries OF Ministers,
to the South American republics, but
his efforts were OF no avail. He then
offered an amendment to restore to
81, 500 the salary of the Minister to Ven
ezuela (the committee having cut it to
S., OO0) No quorum voting on the
amendment the committee rose and the
House adjourned.
The following bills were reported to
the House to-day: Appropriating S25,-
900 for the erection Of monument TO
William Henry Harrison, the gradfather
OF President Harrison, at North Bend,
Ohio. .Appropriating $4,000 for the
erection of a monument at Putin Bay,
Ohio, commemorative of Commodore
Oliver Hazard Perry and those who
were with him in the Battle OF Lake
Erie.
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WAR In vENEzUEALA.
The Fighting Keeps up Unabated-Goverl
menI Forces in Imminent Perll.

The Fighting KaepS up Una
menI Forces in Imminent Peril.
New YORK, April 27.-The HerdId'S
Puerto Cabello advices from Venezuela
say:
Generals Ybarra and Casanas with
nearly 5000 of the government forces
have been cut off from Palacio's main
forces are in imminent peril. General
Crespo, the insurgent commander in
chief has effected junction with Gen.
Mora.
Gen. Juan Quevedo and his Aid de
Camp Jose Armes have been killed,
butchered in a terrible manner by the
populace OF Los Tongues.
Gen. Quevedo has been identified with
all the revolutions of the past 25 years
and was always on the Governments
side. He had amassed millions and
owned rich coffee plantations in the
State Of Gnzmsn Blanco. He was
dragged from his horse in the suburbs
of Teques, and beaten with stones and
clubs. His brains were literally dashed
out with big bowlder in the hands OF
two powerful mountaineers. A strong
body guard which had followed the
two unfortunate Government military
leaders were badly treated by the popu-
lace.
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A Very short Session.

w ARLINGTON, d. c., April 21.-After
routine business in the Senate the army
appropriation bill was taken up, the ques-
ton being on striking out the House pro-
viso which prohibits payment for transpor-
tation Of troops and supplies OF the army
over any of the unbonded lines, owned,
controlled or operated by the Union Pacific
Railroad Co.
After long speech by Senator Morgan,
the House proviso was struck out; yeas,
90; nays, 20.
Mr.. Morgan was the only Democrat who
voted with the majority, and Messrs. PEI
fer and Pettigrew the only Republicans
who voted with the minority. The bill
was then passed and the Senate adjourned.
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The Parents RsIent.
Special Telegram to TIE Register.

PARKERsBURG. PA. April 27-The
couple of youthful clippers, A. j. McFar-
land and Birdie Ellison, who were fol.
lowed and captured by their parents when
making a bee line for Marietta to get mar
ried. were united to-day by Rev. Il. l..
woodward Of this city. The old folks con-
cluded there was no use trying TO keep
them apart and concluded TO let them get
married. Each was 10.
II is reported that complaint has reached
the War Department that the Government
lock on the Little Kanawha has been great
ly damaged if not ruined by the tim oermen
running large quantities Of logs over it,
and that an Investigation has been directed
with instructions to proceed against all
timbermen who have have been violating
the navigation laws and those who have
injured the dam. Major Lockwood, Of the
Government ENGINEER Corps, and District
Attorney Sturgiss left for the upper
Kanawha waters to-day.
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THE BLOCK SYSTEM.

The New York Central railroad has
been driven by the numerous verdicts
against it by juries in the cases Of suits
for damages growing out of collisions,
to the Introduction Of the electrical au-
tomato block signal system over its en-
tire road bed from New York to Buffalo.
On the Hudson river division all the
work is under contract and most of it
is already partly completed.
The block signal stations are to be
placed at distances Of about three miles
over the entire route, aud the system is
to include freight as well as passenger
traffic. by November next, it is ex-
pected. the work viii be complete
This great reform is due solely to the
persistence aud courage Of New York
iuries. Why should it not in the same
way be forced upon railroads all over
the United States? 1t is as necessary
everywhere else as upon the New York
Central. Had u been made compulsory
upon railroads generally all over the
country-more particularly in localities
where traffic is crowded-sn annual
sacrifice Of thousands Of human lives
and scores Of scenes Of suffering aud
horror would have been almost, If not
altogether, avoided.
The block system Is such that coils
ions are almost impossible where it is in
use. 1t would deprive trainmen Of all
excuse for neglect Of obvious duty, and
would demonstrate to juries whether
trains are running in violation Of the
time fixed by the ordinances within the
city limits.
The block system should be in general
use, and all railroads can be forced to
adopt it. It would be as great benefit
70 tie companies as to the public.
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U.P. DIrectors Elected.

BOsToN, April 27.-A meeting of the
Union Pacific railway stockholders was
held here to-day. There was large at
tendance. Balloting for directors this
evening resulted as follows: Whole num-
Der of votes cast, 419, SIS; Frederick l..
Ames, Boston, had 479,34S; Edwin F.
Askins. Boston, 419,S4S; Samuel Carr,
Boston. 4Te, 34S; Henry II. Cook, New
York, 457,5 S2; +. Gordon Dexter,
Boston, 4T9.S47; Sidney Dillon, New
York. 479,2l0; Greenville Nj. Dodge,
Council Bluffs, Iowa 1850;
Marvin Hughitt, Chicago, 41Q,34S; Henry
B. HYDE, New York, Az, 3tS; Joseph II.
Hillard. Omaha, 459, S4S; Alexander E.
Orr. New York, 4T9, 34S; J ames Sharp. Salt
Lake City. Utah. 479, 34S; Gardiner NJ.
Lane. Boston, 256,6l6; Jay Gould, New
York, PAS, +24; Russell Sage, New York,
"a, 105.
The above were declared elected. The
meeting then adjourned The directors
subsequently met at the Equitable build
lac for organization Sidney Dillon de-
cared reelection to the Presidency, and
5. IT. II. Clark was elected in his place.
SIR. Dillon being elected Chairman OF the
Board. 3 position created Tor him. Edwin
r. Atkins was made Vice President 20 sue
csed Mr.. Clark and tie LATTER vas psde q
uember o. the Exeeutive Committee ID
lace Of Russell sage.
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One Apiece.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, April 27.-Phil-
adephia and New York played of two
postponed games to-day and. each sue
ceeded in winning one. Attendance
4.500. Score-First game:
Philadelphia. l 0 3 @l5
New Yerk. o o O.
Earned rms, Philadelphia s; errors 2
and Z; hits 90 and 4; pitchers, Keefe and
Esper and Rusie; umpire Hurst. Sec
ond game:
PhiladelphiS. o !
New York ..........I 0 o 3 0 g
Earned, New YORK 1; errors, each;
hits, and 9. Pitchers, weighing and
King. Umpire, Hurst.
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johnson and Bennett.

Col. johnson and Judge Bennett ap-
pear to have the bulge as to possibili-
ties for Governor, with Johnson in the
lead at this stage of the game. The
people are clamorous to have a farmer
for standard bearer. Col. johnson comes
as near filling the bill on that point as
any man in the State. He was born and
brought up on a farm in Tyler county
and has been identified with agricul-
tural interests all his life. But while
Col. johnson is a farmer in the true
sense of the word, as lawyer and busl-
ness man he is qualified to fill any posi-
tion within the gift of the people.
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AMoSe our Western friends the sug-
gestion is taken quite seriously that
Senator TELLER, Of Colorado viii posi-
bly, head presidential ticket which is
to be put in the field on platform de-
manding the free coinage Of silver and
nothing else. In Colorado there is being
favorably discussed q proposition that
the Republican and Democratic State
Conventions shall instruct the candi-
dates whom they nominate to vote for
no man for President who is opposed to
free coinage; If all this should result
il the formation of an independent po-
litical party with TELLER as its nom
inee, Colorado, Montana, Idaho and
Wyoming would probably be carried for
him, while Kansas, Nebraska and South
Dakota would tremble in the balance.
This would delightfully."- complicate the
presidential situation.
DUELLIsT EDWARD FOX swears tnat
Col. THOMAS P. OcHILTBEE advised him
to publish the Borrowe-Drayton cores
pondence; that Col. THOMAS P. OcHIL-
TREE further advised him to sell it to
some newspaper with an appetite for
garbage. Col. THOMAS P. OcHILTREE,
upon this, promptly ups and swears that
Duellist EDWARD Fox is liar and a
horsethIef. The Texas statesman ap-
pears to share the general estimate of
Fox and is not bit afraid of his recent
ly made, though questionable, reputa-
ton as fighter. VIII Duellist Fox
now deem it incumbent on him to chal-
lenge the red-headed Texan to duel, or
will he rest resignedly under the impu-
tation the whole world agrees in put
ing upon him, of being frst-class, all
around liar?
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Pittsburg props Another.

PIrrsBURG, PA, April 27.-Ehret's
wildness in the first inning lost the
game TO the home club. Stratton kept
the hits well scattered. Attendance
3,270. Score:
p,,,sburg .o Ol 90 o 9 0 IA
Louisville. o 0 o - 9
Earned, and 4 errors, Louisville ?;
hits. IL and S; pitchers, Ehret and
Stratton; umpire, Lynch.
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ram.,.nr Gives n. 600.

New YORK. April 27.-The Sachems OF
the Tammany Society last night, after lis
teping TO addresses by Gen Horace Por-
ter. president Of the Grant Monument As
ISOLATION, and Gen. Daniel Buttsrneld,
adopted a resolution ordering that <5,DpO
Be subscribed as Tammanyis contribution
to the building Of the Grant monument
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-28

REPUBLICAN opposition to Mr.. HAIR
RIs0S shows signs Of restivensss. The
anti-Harrisoniaus appear more and more
DESTROYS Of making a move, but are in a
ouandary as yet as to what move to
make. There are strong indications
nat the move. whatever ii may be, will
made 81 Minneapolis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-28

The laborer has been forced TO pay more
for the roof that shelters htm, for the hat
that covers his head aud the wOOlens that
cover hts back. lie has had 20 pay more
for the linen he wears, the hammer aud
hoe with which he works Yet his wages
have not gone up one cent. what beoeit
has increased protection been 20 him.
Erfracf IRON CongrsssmQR NcMilidH's Speech IN
re House H1rrh qfh
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Boston Won Two.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 27.-Two
games were played here to-day and Bos-
ton captured both. Attendance, $500.
Score-first game:
washington 30 O o o o 90 o. o
Boston .............2 2 00S 1 -
Earned, Boston .; errors, each; hits;
and 10; pitchers, Gastright and Clark
son; umpire, Gaffney.
Second game:
Washington. .......O o o OO1 0 o. l
Boston ......0 0 0 0 i
Errors, 6 and 3; hits, and 5; pitch
ers, Kilroy and Stivetts; umpire,
Gaffney.
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Ahont the sIre I'D It.

An old restaurant bill, printed In
Richmond in January, 1864, gives the
following wartime prices in Confeder-
ate money: Soup. sl.50; chicken, $3.50
roast beef, So: ham and eggs, s.; raw
oysters, So: coffee, So: bread and butter,
81. so; a bottle Of champagne, $50; a
drink Of rye whisky, 80; bottle Of ale,
SO. and a cigar. 50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-28

THIS Mayor Of Scranton, Pa, and an
editor Of the same city, are 70 fight a
duel with bare fists, to a finish There
is more satisfaction and possibly quite
as much courage in this as in facing a
pistol at twelve PAGES.
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Saved the Cowboys.

KANSAS CITY, No., April 27.-Hard
hitting by the home team and very
sharp fielding saved Kansas City de-
feat in to-day's game. Score:
Kansas City .......4 O O02 oil
Toledo .............0 l 2 0 O. 3
Earned runs, Kansas City 4; errors,
Kansas City .; Toledo 3; hits IA and A.;
pitchers, Etlejorg and Pears; umpire
McQuaide.
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Two More Arrested.

PARIS, April 27.-Two Anarchists named
La Peire and Francois have been arrested
in this city. Francois is suspected OF be-
ing concerned in the explosion at the cafe
of M. Very.
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-, Advertisers light paste this axiom
~ in their hats with profit; "AneWs-
paper that viii lie about It's own olrouia-
tion viii lie about that OF it's cOntoniPor-
aries.n
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when Baby vas dck. We gave Ger castoris-
when she was Child, she cried for castoria
when she becams HisS, she clung 70 castoria
whsa she had Children, abe gave them Cas-, u
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Call for Congregational District Couven-
lions for the Purpose of Organizing Dis
trict Associations OF Clubs, and Trans
acting such other Business as May Come
Before the Conventions.
wHrRrAs. Its deemed TO the best interests
81 the party and that it will better serve the
majority OF she clubs 20 hold Congressional
Conventions. instead OF State Convention OF
clubs. and wi. a view Of making the organi-
ration Of clubs more eficieut by the organizs-
ton OF Congressional District Associations Of
Clubs. Il IA therefore orderei that a Convention
of Democrats Clubs OF each Congressional dis
trlci be- held on Wednesday, the 6rst day Of
june. 1892 a. the following places: For the
First Congressional district. at Weston; for the
Second Congressional district, az Charles Town;
for the Third Congressional district, At Charles
ton. and for the Fourth Congressional district
q, Ravenswood; FOR the purpose Of organizing
District Associations OF Democratic Clubs aud
trsnsaciing such other business IS may come
before the Convention. In such Conventions
local stubs viii be entitled % the following rep
resentation All clubs with membership OF
ons hundred or less viii &C. entitled 10 Eve dele
gates. with more than one hundred aud less
than two hundred, seven delegates. and with
two hundred or more, nine delegates.
The object Of calling said Conventions to
meet at the same time and places as the Con
ventions to elect delegates 70 the National Con
vention. is 90 afford delegates the opportunity
81 attending both Conventions, thereby saving
both time aud expense The County Commit
tees and those heretofore appointed TO organize
clubs, and an Democrats who believe IN such
an organization Of the party as will make it in
viuclble In the coming campaign are requested
70 assist in the work OF organizing clubs in
every mseisterial district and to have them
properly represented at the Conventions.
r.. S. RILEY,
Chairman Of State Committee.
WM. c. HANDLAN,
Pres. State Asso Of Dem. Clubs.
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TIE uninstructed delegate bids fair
70 be uncommonly numerous at both
national conventions this year.
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TIE IRfgligepcer says that Messrs.
PESDLEroN, ALDERsoN and WILSON
lodged" the vote on the Rockwell
Noycs case. II the Intelligencer does
DOT know IL is not telling the truth il
should consult the news columns Of the
REsIsrEB- Messrs. PENDLEQoN and
ALDERsoN were absent and ven paired.
\ lr. WILsoN ca4 undoubtedly good
ason for not voting. Heis man
dodge apy question. W. the
-llgenr sill apologize foi vs.
sthe West Yirs
tthat il knows
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lEhAo;
.wuvrtr1 PosrksK PREPAID.

Rejected communications viii not be returned
uniess accompanied By sufficient postage.
n1REGISTER. srabraciRg 10 ssUsral sditions
% scattered a tts P0stofes "a bhes''Hh D. "a
r,sscona-elass mater.
fw-Tributss Of RssPees AID Obituary Notices
1lcents Per inch.
stamps Of the dsnomlna.ion OF tWoeenis ana
less accepted Tor amounts less than one dollar
81 CoRszsroSDENCs CONTAINING IMPORTANT
sfws SOLICITED rRox EyERE PARr or Jas sUH-
aorxDISe coUSrRY.
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ENeLAND Is now said to be making
the best locomotivesint the world. What
Free Trade England?
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Ills Not Mhat We Saw,

But what Hoods Sarsaparilla does. that
makes IL sell, and has given it such a
firm and lasting hold upon the conf
dence Of the people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-28

WHAT is J. B. FoBAKER doing over
in Ohio that keeps him so quiet? JOEY
B. is devilish sly.
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For dinner pill and general family
cathartic we confidently recommend
HOOPS PILLS.
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Cleveland Won.

CLEVELAND, O., April 27.-Chicago
failed TO connect its hits to-day and in
consequence Cleveland won. Weather
threatening. Attendance 500. Score:
Cleveland .....1 o 9 o 0 2 o O. 5
Chicago. ...........O U u
Earned, Cleveland 3; errors, and l.;
hits and s; pitchers, Cuppy and Gum
bert; umpire, Sheridan.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
Call OF the Democratic State Executive
Committee.

The Democratic State Executive COMMITTEES
81 West Virginia, al meeting held al Parsefs-
burg. on January 18th, 1892 determined ana OF
dered that the Democratic state CoAvenlon 20
nominal candidates for the offices OF Gov
ernor. State superintendent Of rree schools,
Auditor. Treasurer. Attorney General ana Two
Judges Of the supreme Court OF Appeals, an9
toseiect TWO Presidential Electors at Large, ana
transact such other business as may properly
come before the convention, Will oe hsia on
Wednesday, July 9th, A. ID. lS8s, a. the Clty OF
parkersburg In the County OF Wood.
And AT said Convention each Of the counties
in toe state viii be entitled 90 one vote therein
Tor every one hundred votes OF iraouona part
thereof over atty. east FOR The Democratic can
dilate FOR President OF the United States al the
election held in iSSS and that no county sNdtt
81 entitled 10 more dssgdfss ttGn Sae has fotss %
rosf The various cOunty executive committees
49, requested TO take such action IS may be
necessary To have their county represented IN
aid convention al persons, regardless OF
former party affiliations, who believe m tFlU
reform and an honest aud economical admins
tration Oh government thereby securing 20 the
peonle areduction OF taxation. are invited 20 CO.
operate with the Democratic party In sendlng
delegates 20 said convention.
j. III. ONLEl, i. }. klLEh'
Secretary. CHAIRMAN.
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THB duelist who doesn't want to get
laughed at these days must get shOt-NelC
York World.
Or shoot the other fellow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-28

Quay comes out for HARRISON. Evil
dentlY the deal is on.
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vIckery's Errors.

OMAHA, NEB., April 27.-Errors by
Vickery, and the lstter's wildness
gave Columbus an unearned victory to-
day. Score:
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Omaha .....0 s o 0 o
cninn,hns O 0 0 l | D .

Errors, and S; hits, 6 and b earned,
Omaha, >; umpire, Snyder; pitchers,
Vickery and Stephens.
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hnalaSsRpoIi...o % . ) i II Q o s
Earned, and /. Errors, 6 and ?.
Hits, Is and IL. Pitchers, France and
Gayle. Umpire, Corcoran.
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Earned, and 8; errors, l each; hits, 9
and S: pitchers, Cobb and Foutz; UNI
pire, Maeullar.
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Minn.e Wins q Game.

MlyNEAPoLIs. April 27.-Minneapolis
won to-day's game by lucky hitting ana
good base running. Score:
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Ratted Ont of Time.

BALTIMORE, Nd, April 27.-The Bal
timore club played postponed game
with the Brooklyns, but were defeated
because they could not bat at the right
time. Attendance, 2,ll9.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
A ENCOURAGEMENT.
A ENCOURAGEMENT.
"a FOR SHERIEE.

/ hereby announce myself candidate for tbs
Office OF Sheriff Of Ohio County subject to ths
decision OF the Democratic Primaries, and re-
specially solicit the votes and influence Of ali
Democrats.
sp3edb JOHN ROBRECHT, SR.
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Wfttrful dlnttres.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OF FRANK LESLIE,

All creditors Of Frank Leslie, deceased, arc
hereby notified TO present their claims against
his estate to the undersigned within ten days.
HOWARD LESLIE,
anIaevda Administrator.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-04-07
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