Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-24

| WIN nublished the Common Veal in Lon
don. was buried Yesterday. Mowbray was
released from prison TO attend the funeral.
The funeral was an immense Anarcnis'
demonstration. Two OF the more conspicu-
Gus banners bore the words: Remember
Chicago" There will be time when our
silence will be more powerful tnan the
| voices you strangle to-day"
Heayy rains have again caused the Kas.
kaskia river TO overflow, and al Carlisle,
! Ill, il is now four miles wide. AL bottom
lands are covered and much stock has been
| lost A man named Potts was drowned
last night while attempting 10 cross the nv
er at Mascoutah.
John Savage, who has for some time
beer an inmate Of the Scott county, Illinois,
poor house, mas fallen heir 70 an Englisn
estate valued at over million pounds.
Savageis over 20 years OF age and has a
large family.
VIM. Maddigan, living on Wabash ave
nue., Chicago, was shot and killed late last
night by Lewis Powers, bully, whose re-
volver also probably fatally wounded VIII
| liam Alt The shooting was the ending OF
sn evening of dissipation.
| Fire at midnight partially destroyed the
| American Hotel, at Ashland, Wis. There
was a panic among the guests, several OF
whom barely escaped with their lives. A
number were seriously injured by dropping
from windows, but it Is thought all will re-
cover The financial loss was small
Passenger train No 4, on the Missouri
Pacific road was ditched yesterday near
Nebraska City, Neb. The fireman, Chas.
Movers, was scalded 10 death beneath the
engine. Engineer Allen was badly scalded.
The body of young woman was fonnd
| floating in the Ohio river, last evening, at
| the mouth OF Willow Run, near Bromley,
Ky. From articles Of clothing and lewelry
| on the body, il is thought that the body Is
that Of Miss Myrtle Sturtevant, the young
girl that left home in Columbus, Ohio,
| April eth.
The newspapers of ST. Petersburg an
nounce that the prohibition Of the export
of corn will be maintained September l.
The Democratic primaries to elect dele
gates to the Connecticut State convention
were held last evening o. the fifteen
voting precincts Col. G.. \. Osborne cap
fourteen as delegate TO Chicago for Cleve-
land
A very virulent epidemic OF cholera Is
raging In Benares, India. The mortality
| IL very great Yesterday there were re-
| ported iSO new cases and 1876 new deaths
| from the disease.
Steamship Montevidean from New Or
| leans 10 Havre, took fire in London port
and the fire was not extinguished until
much damage was done 10 about 500 bales
of cotton. The vessel received but slight
injury.
The Manchester (England) Courier says
that the betrothal Of Prince George, only
son of the Prince of Wales, and Princess
Mary Victoria, daughter OF the Duke and
| Duchess OF Teck, has been definitely de-
cided upon, and that 1t will shortly be an-
| nounced.
The steamship La Bretagne which sailed
| for Havre from New York yesterday car
ried 81, ,755, 900 in geld consigned TO Paris.
The New York weekly bank statement
shows the following changes Reserve,
increase, s., IA, AS; loans, decrease, u, iO2,
500; specie, increase, t3, 500; legal ten
ders, increase, 81. 100, 100; deposits, increase,
e., ll3, 100; circulation, increase, SoS, 400.
The banks hold sl9,5S2,5Io In excess OF
the % per cent. rule.
The latest reports concerning the pros
pective duel between Fox and Burrowe,
growing out Of the publication OF the letters
| in the Burrowe- Drayton affair, are that the
parties fixed upon some place in Belgium
| az the scene Of the combat. IL is said that
the duel will be fought to-day. II is ru-
mored that Burrowe was seen in London
| Yesterday.
Chas. Koons and Brakeman Lutz, on q
Lehigh Valley freight train, were shot at
Bellmore Colliery, Pa, yesterday by men
hiding in the woods. Koons was shot In
the right eye and his companion in the ab-
domen.
Among the passengers who sailed yester-
dav for Havre from New York on the
steamer La Bretagne, were Nine. Sarah
Rernhardt and Mr.. and Mrs. $. Bernhardt,
Colonel and Mrs. Daniel Lamont and
Misses Bessie and Julia Lamont, ex-GOv.
A G. Porter, United States Minister 10
italy, and George T. Porter; Mrs. Marie
Nevins Blaine, and Special Treasury
Agent ]. Allison Bowen, who goes TO
Europe as an agent Of the Worlds Colum-
bian Exposition.
Two passengers on the steamer Oakdale,
which has arrived at Copenhagen from
New York, have been arrested Tor rooting
Dix & Phyfe, brokers at New YORK
The Huron copper mine at Hancock,
Mich, which closed down in November
throwing between 800 and 400 men out,
will start on a smaller scale, employing
20 men. about May l. movement is on
foot 10 consolidate IL with the Isle Royale,
An adjoining mine which has not been run
ming for several years.
A destructive cyclone visited the north
ern townships Of Hastings county, Ontario.
few days ago. Buildings were blown 70
pieces ard other extensive damage done.
In New York, man and woman regis
tered as John Vagari and wife. OF Wash
ington, were found asphyxiated yesterday
morning in Park Row Hotel. Nine. De
Fenelon. a teacher Of elocution and mother
of the late Comedian James O'Brlen. was
found dead In her room asphyxiated by
0as which the police believe TO have been
turned up with suicidal intent.
The Republican convention OF the First
district OF Ohio has chosen George B. Cox
and Charles Fleschman delegates TO the
national convention, and Is. b. Moorenead
and Lewis Krickemeyer alternates. Jonu
B. Mosby was chosen as Presidential cleo
tor.
The pumping Of water from the Lutte
mine goes on rapidly. The body OF John
h. Zerbey was reached shortly after noon
The excitement around the mouth OF tne
mine continues unsbated. Coroner Guidon
summoned jury.
The Memphis races yesterday resulted
as follows: First, 8 furlongs; Enterprise
won. time, 1:l6H. Second, furiongs;
Moose won, time, 5lH. Third, IL miles;
Faithful won time, :55A. Fourth, mile;
HyDy won, time. 1:l7z<. Fifth, fur.
longs; Surgett won, time, :0S. Sixth, D
furlongs; Grey Goose won, time, l:l6H.
The proprietors Of the West Chester, Pa,
Daay Ys,cs. found guilty Of hbellIng Con-
gresham Robinson, were fined $40 and
costs yesterday.
During the past week 1920 immigrants
we're landed at New York. This Is the
largest number landed in any one week this
year.