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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-29
Drivinp Ont the Nerroes.

OKLAHOMA CITY, 0. T., June 2S.-There
is great excitement at Norman on account
of the alleged determination of the people
there to drive the negroes out Of town.
DOH Smith, a negro at that place, is show
ing this notice to leave town:
NORMAN, June 81
',DoU smith.
you are hereby notified to leave this
town within the next ten days. We are
determined no niggers shall live in this
town. We give you timely warning TO get
your things and "git' or you must stand
COnseQ ueUces.
Signed "DEATH,n
smith says that at an early hour he was
awakened by three men who covered him
with Winchesters and ordered him TO leave
town He o5syed taking the first train
for Oklahoma CITY.
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THE OHIO COMMITTEES.
The Republicans select the Men Who Are
10 Have Charge of the Campaign.

10 Have Charge OF the campaign
Special TsleQraps TO the REGISTER.
COLUMBUS, o., June 9S.-The Repub-
lican State Central Committee, in or
ganizing an executive committee to
have charge of the State campaign here,
to-day drew largely upon new material,
but few of the old political leaders are
found in the new committee, and those
who do appear In the committee occupy
unimportant positions. c, A. l..
Dick, Of Akron, who was chosen
as the Executive Chairman is the Audi
tor Of summit county, and has been
Chairman of the County Committee for
TWO years, but he mas had no eXper-
fence in State politics. John L. Nal
ley, who was elected Secretary, is a
young man but little over thirty, and
having been employed as clerk in the
State Committee rooms, he has prob
ably had more experience in State poll
ties than the Chairman. George A.
Sinks, who was elected Treasurer, is a
banker OF this city, whose political eX-
perience has been confined 10 donations
20 the campaign funds and doubtless
was selected with that in view. With
these three officers the new Executive
Committee contains twenty members,
an unusually large committee. Three
COlOred men were contestants for a
place on the committee. The fight was
waged so warmly that it was found
necessary TO admit all three. K. 5.
Purcell, of Logan, was made member
of the committee out OF courtesy, he be-
ing the chairman of the State Central
Committee, aud j. j. Grant, OF Canton,
was made q member as a compliment
TO Governor Mckinley, he being a
neighbOr and close friend OF the Gov
ernor. The committee was filed ont
with the following members: w. ii.
Clifford (cOlOred), and Mark A. Hanna,
of Cleveland; Homer Laughlin, East
Liverpool; j. NJ Lewis, GAINESVILLE:
DR.. J. T. Loves, Dayton; Harry 5.
Griffith, Mt. Gilead; William III. ROney
lCOlored), John NJ. DOane and George
X. Nash, Columbus; Judge Il. w. Daw-
son, Portsmouth; David Robinson, Jr.,
Toledo; j. c. Howe, KentOn; r. +. Hey
ward, Springfield; h. l.. Morris, Ham
ilton; VIM. Ford and Geo. H. Johnson
(cOlored), Cincinnati.
The ieht for committeeman at large
was lively among the cOlored men. The
supporters Of the Rev. w. b. Derrick
were confident Of victory, but greatly
to their surprise the prize was carried
off by Rev. j. b. b. Smith, of the
Twenty-third district, who was elected
by vote OF % 90 10. John s. Kenyon
was elected secretary, and Samuel
Thomas treasurer of the committee.
The resignation of Frank s. Witherall,
FaSSet'S successor as member OF the
National committee, was received and
w. A. Sutherland, OF ROch ester, was
chosen in his place.
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NEwSLETS
Interesting Pieces of TeIegrsphIc News In
small Space.

AnLCIGbbtnB EASCch "a AcACkAoRHAC AtCWo ~
Small Space.
The London Neirs prints letter which
IL saws Mr.. Spurgeon wrote In 1885, ap-
proving Mr.. Gladston9's amended Home
Rule bill.
John K. Thornton was hanged in the u.
S. Jail al Fort Smith, at 1928 yesterday,
for the murder at Kreibs, /. T.. Of his
daughter, Laura Mornie, in DIT Of drunk
enness
M. Rlbot said yesterday that rough treat
ment in the case Of Capt. B0rup was resort
ed 70 as a warning to other oyer-zealous
military attaches
The question that is now engrossing the
principal attention Of the leaders Of the
Republican party at Wheeling is the per-
sonnal Of the executive committee which
will have the general management OF the
Republican campaign in the presidential
election. Secretarys Elkins and Rusk had
a conference with Mr. Campbell, chairman
Of the National Committee, on the subject
this afternoon. and Mr.. Campbell 3~a A.
DeYoung, vice-ebai-r
subse6uor
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- DuANs 49,

His NeIghbors VIII Call Upon Him to-
Night and Shake Hands with Him and
His Estimable Wife.
BUZZARD's BAY, MASS, June o.
Arrangements are about perfected for
the grand reception to Grover Cleveland
tomorrow night at that gentleman's
summer home. Mr.. and Mrs Cleveland
will keep open house from till 10 pm. f,
when their friends and neighbors In the
villages of Bourne and Buzzard's Bay
will present congratulations.
The voters OF the towns, irrespective
of politics, are expected to call in a
body. While no speeches have as yet
been suggested, it is thought possible
that some citizen may address Mr.
Cleveland on behalf of the entire VII.
lage. Mrs. Cleveland will assist In en-
tertaining. and the ladies Of the village
will probably be present.
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BidwelI in the Lea d.

CINCINNATI, June 2S.-At midnight Bid
wei seems to have a clear field for the
Presidency. Many cool headed people
think he is pretty sure of nomination on
the first ballot Nevertheless the Illinois
delegation tonight, in caucus cedded
TO present the name of judge David
Mccullough, of Peoria, for President.
The Illinois delegation is reported to have
determined also to make fight TO have the
national Headquarters at Chicago instead
of at New York. The Georgia delegation
met in caucus tonight and decided to pre-
sent the name of the Rev. Sam Small for
Vice President
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groes, recognizing q
identified, left Mi auo ner
youngest daughter was caught and victim
lied by the remaining two negroes.
After this the ladies all left the place,
going TO DIR. Shefliepd's home.
The next day tub five negroes were ar
rested on suspicionl and investigation led
to the confession as above.
Upon confession being made ten men
were deputized to convey the negroes TO
the Woodville Jail. They started with
them Friday AFTERNOON.
When out about mile from Spurgis
they noticed lot OF red flags apparently
from the roadside. following which were
80 masked men.
These demanded the release Of the ne
and emphasized their demand by lev
elling their guns upon the guards, who
naturally acceded to the demand.
The guards were told to retrace their
steps few PAGES which they did. A few
moments later a volley from the guns of
the masked men told the fate Of the ne
groes.
The deputies returned to the spot finding
the three negroes literally riddled with bull
lets all dead.
The corpses were taken in charge by rel
atives in the neighborhood and were buried
at Town Bluff Saturday evening.
Hundreds Of people were there to witness
the burial.
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Tho Neutrality-suspicious. FIeht.

SAN Francisco. June 2s.-Interest in the
McAuliffe- Goddard fight scheduled for
next Thursday night, is on the increase.
Though betting thus far has not been heavy
the odds are 10 to on McAuliffe, and the
Australian hackers claim they should be
greater considering the disparity between
the two men in height, weight and reach.
McAuliffe's friends predict an easy victory
for him. If Goddard wins, he declares he
will challenge Peter Jackson.
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Two Prisoners on Trial After the Grand
Jury EHsU- Returned "Not True
BIN"
Spscta! Telegram 70 ~ REGISTER
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, June Is
The cases of Laura Snead and Minnie
Vealey, the two little girls nine and ten
years of age, who were arrested for
robbing the Huntington pOStOffice, came
up In the United States Court to-day.
The little Snead girl was defended
by Hon. John A. Hutchinson
and b. NJ. Amber, who
were appointed by the court. The girl
was allowed 10 plead guilty on one
count and the others were dismissed
and the jury rendered a verdict of
guilty. Fortunately for the girl, in
order to fix the degree Of punishment il
became necessary TO hear some OF the
testimony and the Huntington post
master was put an the stand. While he
was testifying, one of the grand jurors
happened In the court room. As soon
as he saw what was going on he hurried
back 20 the grand jury room, when Col.
VrOOman, the foreman, hurried out into
the court room, where be informed the
court and officers that the grand jury
had returned on the indjct-
ment mot true bill" The
Indictment had gone through
the hands of the Clerk, the assistant
attorney and the counsel for the de-
fence and not one of them had made the
discovery. OF course the prisoners
were discharged The story is creating
considerable amusement at the expense
OF the parties interested. A collection
was taken up to pay the prisoners fares
home. and most of the money was con-
tributed by the victims Of bad case OF
oversight.
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ON THE SLIDE.
Suburb Of Cincinnati Slowly Slipping
Into Der Greek.

CINCINNATI, o., JJ6a, pa most un-
usual accident is afficting a small portion
of the hillside porti,n of the city on East
9th street, near GilbFt Avenue.
The locality is step hillside on which
cheap houses have ,een built. Not long
ago sewer broke underground and its
leakage has so soft.hed the earth that a
huge landslide 500fett wide has started. IL
moves slowly but has already wrecked q
half dozen or morshouses. IL is threaten
ing many more. z Je building inspector has
ordered all famill in its path TO move out
OF their houses. The damages ere already
estimated at $40 100. If the aalanehe is
not stopped IL VI cross 9Th street and stop
only when it .aches the depths OF Deer
CIesk Valley.tN
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The Strike is over.

NEW YORK, June 2S.-Despite the threats
of the Iron League and the defiant crowd
Of the housesmiths last week. the outcome
of the lockout was not nearly as serious as
was expected. Nearly all the men returned
to work yesterday morning, but before do
ing so, were obliged to declare that they
were not members OF OF the housesmths
union. The men had no hesitancy in an
swering the question in the negative Al
most all the old hands are at work again.
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Murdered in NeNico.

SAN FRANCIsCO, CAL, June 2S.-News
has been received here from chihuahua,
which leaves little doubt that Andrew Fra
zier, the well known mining and mechanical
engineer for many years in the employ OF the
KisdOn Iron Company has been murdered
In Mexico.
tits believed that he was murdered two
weeks AGO, probably by his guide for the
purpose of OBTAINING money and valUa0les
he NAV have had with him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-29
AN ADOPTED
CARNEGIES
the WOTkm8l at
homestead
AvvGPT A REDUCTION,
Man Who Belongs to Any Labor
Union viii Not Be
TNlZED AFTER JULY FIRST.
i'll Fitted Up Like a Fort and
Prepared for War.
WATER FROM FIRE PLUGS
y
be Poured Upon Any One Who
Comes Within Reach
Man Who Belongs to Any Labor
Union viii Not Be
FNIZED AFTER JULY FIRST.
i'll Fitted Up Like a Fort and
Prepared for War.
WATER FROM FIRE PLUGS
be Poured Upon Any One Who
Comes Within Reach

Ter the War has Been Declared-An
Example of How Protection"
Protects the Workingmen-The
Chief Of All the Tariff Barons
Shows How Much He Cares for
Those Who Toil-From His Castle
n Scotland, He Congratulates the
candidate of Monopoly and at
he Same Time Directs the War
Of subiugation Against the Men
His Party's Policy is Alleged to
7enefit,
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MIR. CleveIand's selections.

New YoEK, June ga morning paper
saws that news reaches here from nigh
authority that Mr. Cleveland will select
the following chief officers TO direct lis
campaign:
Chairman Of the National Democratic
committee, ". c. Whitney; chairman Of
the Executive committee, VIM. +. Harrttv,
of Pennsylvania; secretary, George +.
Parker, of New York
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LII. Con.tlrntionnl.

COLUMBUS, o.. June 2S.-The Supreme
Court declared the Massie law constitu-
tionaI The law requires the Secretary OF
State TO retain as fees for the State one
tenth of one per cent. of the capital stock
of corporations for issuing certificates of
incorporation or consolidation.
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PAID THE PENALTY.

Five Negroes Who Confessed to Com
uniting Rape, Lynched While En-
Route to Jail.
GALVESTON, TEX. June 2S.-A NeiCs
special from Col. Mesneil says:
AS a sequence TO an item furnished
from this place last night relating TO an
outrage near Spurgis, intelligence comes
tonight to the effect that three negroes,
Prince Woods, Tom Smith and Henry
Gaines, arrested Friday, while undergoing
examination trial, confessed to having
committed the crime and in their confes-
sion gave the details of the plot
Three of them went to Sheffield's home
about 10 o'clock at night, one getting in the
window, after which the alarm was given
by the lady assaulted by him.
The other ladies ran to the door 70
escape when two other negroes entered the
house.
When Mrs Beasley. the elder lady, asked
hay daughter IN stri : e m toh ora 81 nh
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q on July1.

- present SC1le eXPireS0p June ou,
ID il is asserted the firm has deter
ined to run the mill non-uniOn there
ter. The works were running in all
apartments to-day, but the undercur-
ent OF feeling is very strong, and If
lou.unlon men are put to work it is
cared there will be trouble
The arm realizes this and have taken
very precaution to protect their plant.
,he property is entirely surrounded by
new high board fence, and large re-
diving electric search lights have been
laced 10 the skylights Of the mills, so
bst,obiects over a mile distant are
My visible on the darkest night.
9mething Of a sensation was caused
1-day by the report that hot water will
thrown from the fire plugs in case
men should attempt to surround the
Is, or enter between the high board
Ms. Dangerous port holes look out
this narrow passageway from the
3 slosure Of the mills, and it is stated
Z in case Of war it will be made very
4 = for any one seeking to enter the
~ e.
4 ne men claim that detectives are al
on the ground in considerable
but this is denied by the firm.
,t~angers are regarded with dis
number who have appeared
wn have been hustled out again
aen in an unceremonious man
me man who arrived to-day stated
he had been engaged to 60 to work
July /. A crowd Of iron and steel
-kess took charge Of him and placing
in a ferry boat warned him to keep
~.
ogetber the situation at Home
nous and the first of July is
Nth grave apprehensions.
iron wages trouble presents
ing new: No signatures to the
have been received by the
,lgamated Association, and as but
days remain until the expiration
ae scale, general strike OF the
aen in all bur the sheet tin plate
wire rod mills seems inevitable.
would mean idleness for upwards
90 men.
National Rolling Mills, OF the
al Tube Works Company, at
sport, and an Of its employees,
ade an arrangement Of mutual
ton govern the operations at
ensuing year. Two
Interested.
the sheet and tin
aud a committee Of
ociation is now in
an amicable set
before adjourn
departments
r Steel Com
pifcance at
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surely She Wa. Justified.


CoLu,prsi O.. June sS.-As her> answer
Sd her huA bands petition ,for divorce,
Mich was based upon her fefasal 10 live
Mrs. = rhara 3urne fled in
ut declaring
Ntsh him
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ALLENTOWN, Ia une 27.-The~cata-
saqua Manufacture Company to-day re
duced puddler's w hes from 8 to 800
per ton and the pay d other employees pro-
portionately.
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chamberlain's Collie. land Diarrhea
Is the standard. cures have
won il praise fron ~
Every family an6
be provided wiz
other remndy
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BURG, PA, June 2s.-The pros
4 settlement OF the wages diff
srnegie's Homestead plant is
liier as the da.e of the ex-
the present scale ap-
srs present a firm front and
vely that they will not &C
sduction, and the firm is
ermined in the stand taken.
upon what is considered a
yreliable authority, that ev-
man in the employ OF the
works at Homestead will be
q on July /.
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A SLIGHT OVERSIGHT.

Two Prisoners on Trial After the Grand
Jury E.sGS Returned "NOt True
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A BUREAU OF LABOR AND INDUsTRI
AL INTERESTS.


House bill 1888, introduced by MI. Bige-
low of BrOoktield, to provide bureau of
labor and industrial interests, is intended
t supply a very pressing need, pa ticu-
larly among the farmers. Briefly stated,
the provisions of the bill are as follows:
The Governor is required to appoint
commissioner for two years ending No
vembeT 30th, 1894, at which time all the
provisions of the act cease. The duty of
the commissioner is largely discretion
airy. He is required to initiate some
measures ito supply reliable laborers,
male and female, of American or foreign,
birth, for the industrial and domestic in
terests of the State. For every male la
boreI the commissioner supplies a firm
or individual the beneficiary is to pay
the commissioner for the State $40, for
every female SIS, for one year or more, or
pToportionate sum for less than one
year. Listers ale required to furnish the
commissioner information asked for, AID
that official is required to make detailed
report of the work of his bureau, with
statement of receipts and expenditures.
The sum of "a, 900 is appropriated, in adj
ditiOn to expenses, and commissioner
may use all OF a part, in his discretion.
He is allowed actual expenses in dis
charge Oh MS uuGleS, ana % DAY Tor
time actually spent. He may employ
clerk at not exceeding 50 day, but the
total sum paid commissioner for services
rendered shall not exceed 81, 400 for the
two years of his office, and $1,000 for
the clerk"
If this bill is made law and its pur-
pose realized, it will, in no conventional
sense, ''till long-felt want" The great
draw back in the farming industry is the
scarcity Of laborers, for house as well as
field work. If the State can step in and
help the farmers in this matter, it seems
to us it will be wise and judicous ex-
ercise of the functions of government.
The bill is drawn with reference to max
ing the commission self-sustaining-in
part, if not entirely-and it contains a
provision tor summarily ending it's exist
ence at the end of two years. In respect
to the bureau as State institution, the
State will then stand where it is at the
present time. The Legislature can re-
create the bureau if its services are bene-
| fetal and its administration approved.
! Under Governor Fuller's watchful eye
ald practical Judgment, the appointee
! to the bureau ought to render certain
employers of labor very valuable service.
-Wdtchmdn.
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-"Gratitude and blessings" says Il

-"Gratitude and blessings" says Hen
nv Talcott, twill fall in cOpious showers
from long-sutfering but patient people
upon the perfect butter-maker, and adj
miration will rest upon the merchant or
dealer that will keep hands off and not
put in his usual work of destruction"
Coughing uea0s TO Consumption.
Kemp's Balsam will stop the cough at
once. Ay1
Order in the house and order outside
on the farm sometimes go hand in hand,
but often they do not. If the farmer
likes and demands an orderly house, why
Should not the farmers wife demand an
orderly kept farm when she goes out to
get the air after her work is done9
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Five of these letters spell woman" and
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oFEvALINE THATCHER
Notice of Settlement and Application for Distri-
hutton.

Notice of Settlement and Application for Distri-
button.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court
District OF Bennington, rs. held at Probate Of
Gee in Bennington, within and for said district, on
the 3lst day OF October. A. ID. 1909
Present. Hon, Alfred Robinson, Judge.
c yelling Thatcher administrator OF the estate
of Eyahne Thatcher late OF Bennington, in said
district deceased. presents his administration
account for examination and allowance, and
makes application for decree Of distribution and
PARTITION of the estate Of said deceased.
Whereupon. it is ordered by said court. that
said account and said application be referred to
session thereof. 20 he held at the
Probate Office. aforesaid. on the 22nd
day Of November A D. 1892 for hear
ing and decision hereon; and, IL is futher order
ed that notice thereof be given to all parties in
terested by publication OF the same
three weeks successfully In the
Bennington BANNER a Newspaper published at
Bennington. previous to said time appointed
for hearing that they may appear at said time
and place, and show cause, II any they may
have why said account should not be allowed ,
and such decree made.
A record whereof is ordered TO be made.
A true record. -
A true copy Of the original record.
AZ Attest ALFRED ROBINSON. Judge