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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-29
rHITH WINGED PEACE.
The Presidents Message and the Re-
naming Chilean
CORRESPONDENCE PRESENTED TO
pa Senate and Ho1ss-Flu Text Of the Apology
and Proposition Of Chile Which Has Been
E1ai a. for Several Days-Diplo-
rs.y VIII Now Finish the Job.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., January 2S.-
~ts following is the Presidents mess
--s transmitting the additional Chilean
.-r-ssg0udeuce 70 Congress:
WASHINGTON, d. C., January 2s.
uT,Hs senate and House Of RepresentQ-
ers,.
81 transmit herewith additional cor
,ssa9gdeuce between this government
s~t the government of Chile, consisting
n q note Of Mr. Montt, the Chilean
Minister at the Capitol, TO Mr.. Blaine,
dated January %, a reply of Mr..
F.a.ue's thereto, of date January %,
and o dispatch OF Mr.. Egan, our Minis
-.- a, Santiago, transmitting the re-
.r1gss of Mr.. PereCia, the Chilean Min
ts,sr OF Foreign Affairs, TO the note Of
Mr.. Blaine Of January 81, which was re-
eg.yed by me on the Goth inst. The
note OF Mr.. MOntt 10 Mr.. Blaine, though
dated January %, was not delivered at
the state Department until after .
o'clock, meridian, OF the 25th, and was
NOT translated and its receipt mentioned
% me until late in the afternoon OF that
day.
"The response Of Mr.. Perecia to our
note of the 2lst withdrawS with accept
able expressions Of regret the offensive
note of Mr.. Malta, OF the 1lth ult, aud
also the request for the recall Of Mr.
LEau. The treatment Of the incident
o.. the assault upon the sailors Of the
Baltimore is so cOnciliatOry and friend
Is that am of the opinion that there
is good prospect that the differences
growing out OF that serious affair can
row be adjusted upon terms satisfac-
tory 70 this government by the usual
methods and without special powers
from Congress.
This turn in the affairs is very graf
flying 70 me as l am sure it will be TO
Congress and to our people. The gen
era. support Of the efforts OF the execu-
tive 10 enforce the just right OF the na-
ton in this matter has given an iustruC-
tive and useful illustration Of the unity
and patriotism Of our people. Should
10 be necessary, 1 will again communi-
cate with Congress upon the subject.
signed BENJAMIN HARRISON.
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WITHDRAW EGAN.
AIr. Breckenridge Thinks Chile Means to
do Right and should have an Agreeable
RIfnisrer

r
do Right and should have an Agreeable
Minister.
WASHINGTON, D. c., January Is
Representative Breckenridge, OF Ken
tucky, who, on Tuesday, created con-
siderable discussion in the House by the
introduction Of resolution cali
ing upon the President to trans
NIT to the House without de-
Law all additional dispatches received in
regard to the Chilean controversy since
or before the transmission OF his mes
sage TO Congress, and this evening
asked his opinion Of the message and
dispatches to-day submitted.
'From the correspondence submitted
to-day" said he, "mY Judgment is that
the relations between the United States
and Chile ought to become at once
friendly and that it is a
mere matter OF detail as to the mode
and time OF settlement and the amount
Of indemnity. 1t is evident that the
chilean government always meant peace
and not war. l think it wise that under
ali the circumstances our government
should At once recall Mr.. Egan and send
sone Minister there with whom the
Chilean government may negotiate wita-
ont apy sense Of either humiliation or
irritation"
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SHE CONFESSES
Mrs. Schneider Admits that She Assisted
Her Husband In His Foul and Murderous
Work .

Mrs. Schneider Admits that She Assisted
Ber Husband In His Foul and Murderous
Work. .
VIENNA, January 2s.-The trial OF
Frank Schneider and his wife Rosalie
was continued In this city to-day.
They are accused OF having decoyed
eight young women TO their home on
the pretext OF employing them as SER
wants, and when a favorable opportun-
ity offered Of having murdered them
for the sake OF obtaining the little
money and effects which they pos
sessed.
Mrs. Schneider had from the first
stoutly protested her innocence OF any
participation in the awful crimes chargJ
ed against her and her husband, but the
letters which were produced yesterday
showing that she was implicated in the
work of decoying girls TO the house
and obtaining their luggage by means
of forged orders and other rusee, after
they had been murdered, so strongly
pointed out her guilt, that she at last
broke down completely and has now ac-
knowledged her completely In the re-
voting affair.
The accused couple were both placed
on the stand, to-day, and gave concur
rent evidence TO the effect that Mrs.
Schneider, after her husband had
strangled the various unfortunate girls,
had helped TO drag their bodies 10 the
recesses OF an adjacent wood, whore,
safe from observation, she would strip
all the clothing from them, and that
she would afterwards.sell the spoils OBJ
tained by the murder Of their victims.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.

In the Spanish Senate yesterday the I'D.
ministrator Of the Bank OF Spain declared
that the position OF the bank was satisfac-
tory and that there was no warrant for tho
uneasy feeling prevailing regarding the
banks affairs.
The Wool and Cotton Reporter prints
petition 10 Congress By leading WOODEN
manufacturers, representing the wool con
Springer bill.
The Boston Glob, says that the failure OF
w. NJ. Cober involves the embarrassment
OF five prominent concerns In that city who
are alleged 10 be made mp in note shaving
business ON which &, 900 900 is involved.
The run on the Hopkins Place Savings
Bank, Baltimore, was continued yesterday.
Police were necessary TO keep the citizens
in line. President Smith said they had
plenty Of money 10 pay all who came 70
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STATE COUNCIL, o. .. a. NJ.
The Oficers elected and the Next Place
of Meeting Announced-Wheeli Men

The OHcers elected and the Next Place
of Meeting MISUNDERSTANDING Men
Chosen.
Sreeial Telsordn 70 re Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January 2s.-
The order OF United American Mechan-
les which is quite strong in this city,
met here to-day in State Council.
Their reports show very fattering
increase in membership and funds.
Point Pleasant will be their next place
of meeting in the last week OF May 1898.
The following officers were elected to-
night: State Councillor, L. Sorrei,
Parkersburg, State Vice-Councillor,
Alex. Bebout, Wheeling; State Council
Secretary, w. T. Mitchell, Wheeling;
State Council Treasurer, j. n.
Farrell, Wheeling; State Coun-
ell Inductor, b. f. Gibbs,
Point Pleasant; State Council Examiner,
]. w. Boyer, Warfeld; State Council
Protector, C. f. Quinn, Charleston;
Representative to National Council,
Charles Schultz, Wheeling. The Coun-
ell will finish up its work tomorrow
and adjourn.
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THROUGH THE Times
Information from Santiago by
London.

LONDON, January 2s.-The II
day publishes a dispatch from
respondent at Santiago de Chile
that in reply to suggestions, Ci
pre ssed her willingness TO have
Spain or Brazil act as mediator
differences with the United StatG
that public opinion is in favor {
mitting the questions to the arbit
Of the Supreme Court Of the [
States.
The correspondent further say
the Chilean Government is rec'
messages Of sympathy from all pa
South America and the United )
and that American residents In S
90 publicly demand the caneellat
the eIequatur Of Mr.. William /
Creery, Consul OF the United Sta
Valparaiso. Reports from the [
States received at Santiago declar
President Harrison has decided
call Mr.. Egan, the American Nil
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He KNOWS EGAN.
EEan Wac BalmAceda's Right-hand Man
He Sheltered Red Handed Murderers
in the American Legation.


New YORK, January 2S.-Ricardo L..
Trumbull, a member of the Chilean
Cangress who managed the Itata affair,
said what he thought concerning the
recent Chilean troubles before the Re-
form Club of this city tonight. He said
Of Mr.. Egan:
''It was believed in Chile that Mr..
Egan was Balmadeda's chief adviser
The Congressional party also thought
that he manifested too great an anxiety
to have the four million dollars shipped
on the Pensacola when he could not
have but known that Balmaceda by so
doing was committing a robbery"
"Mr. Egan honored me with his
friendship, and ! shall ever be glad TO
him for his offer of asylum for my self
and family during the troublous times,
but this does not blind me to his faults.
He harbored and sheltered red
handed murderers, not political
refugees, and turned the
American: Legations into an asylum for
bloodthirsty outlaws, and when think
Of It," he said, growing eloquent, my
American blood rises in Indignation at
the thought that the Stars and Stripes
should have sheltered such ruffians."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-29
INFLUENZA AND OTHER NALADIES.

There has been decrease in the number
of victims of influenza in Copenhagen.
During the past week there were only six.
tv-two new cases of the disease reported.
The number Of deaths due directly to the
disease or its complications was thirty.
At London, Lord Chief Justice Coler.
idge. who was recovering from an attack
of influenza, has had a relapse.
Capt. John S. Bradford, United States
Commissioner at Springfield, ILL.,, died yes
terday afternoon of grip, aged seventy. He
was appointed Commissioner in 1873
The Queen Of Ssxony is suffering from a
severe attack Of influenza.
A dispatch from Mentoue says that there
Is no Improvement in the condition of the
Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon. He is very drowsy
but is conscious when he Is addressed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-29
BY DYNAMITE.
A Party OF Hungarian workmen Blown
Out of Existence.

WLKEsBARRE, PA, Jonuary 2s.-A
terrific explosion Of dynamite occurred
at Honeybrook, a small mining town,
five miles from Hazleton, at noon to-day.
Fifteen Hungarian miners were employ
ed in a coal stripping operated by Dick
& Mantz, at that place. They were sit
ting around the stove in the workmen's
shanty eating their lunches, when sew
eral sticks Of dynamite, which had been
placed near the stove, exploded, blow
Ing the shahty to fragments and scat
tering the inmates in all directions.
Two men, Adam Bornick and John
Slavitski, were instantly killed, their
bodies being shockingly mutilated. OF
the other thirteen, no one escaped in
jury. 1t Is no believed that number
of the victims will die.
At eight o'clock this evening report
comes from the hospital at Hazelton
that there are seven men there. They
are still alive, but their condition is con-
sidered fatal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-29
PRODUCTION INCREASING.
The Mcdonald Field with No New Wells
Shows a Lift of ZOO Barrels.

PITrsBURG, January 2s.-The pro-
duction OF the Mcdonald field seems In
clined to increase from 1000 to 1900
barrels day in spite of the fact that no
new wells of gusher size have come in
during the week. Since Tuesday not a
new we'll Of any capacity has come in.
yet the production for Wednesday was
reported to have increased 1,500 bar
rels.
Yesterday the production was 34,5O0
barrels, an increase of 1000 barrels as
compared with the previous day. AL
though there was not single new well
brought in Wednesday the production
was reported to have increased 1000
barrels when it really should have de-
creased double that quantity. The
natural decrease Of the Mcdonald field
is about 1000 barrels day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-29
NEWSLETS.
Interesting Pieces OF Telegraphic News in
Small Space.


Small Space.
A Philadelphia and Reading coal engine
blew up near st. Clair, Schylkill county,
Pa, yesterday morning. Five men were
instantly killed. The engineer, David
Ziegler, Fireman n. Paul and Jacob
Turner and Jack Green and Henry Sands,
brakemen were the victims. The bodies
were horribly mangled. One has not yet
been found.
The final vote on the commercial treaties
between Belgium and Germany and Bel
gium and Austria was taken in the Cham
Der of Deputies yesterday. The treaties
were approved.
The strikers at Bilboa, Spain, attempted
TO hold a procession Yesterday afternoon.
Thep had banners bearing the inscription,
"Long Live the Social Revolution" They
were dispersed by the troops.
At Jersey City, N. j., Arthur Stoke,
shot his wife Kate in the head yesterday
and later shot his sister-in-law, Mary Tier
ney.
The returns up to eleven p. m. in Hun
gary show the election of 122 Liberals, 20
Nationals and 80 Independents.
The report that Reid intends to resign
the Office of United States Minister TO
France is denied by the United States Le-
cation at Paris.
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cionrinr Rannr.s skirts.

WASHINGTON, January 2S.-Some cues,
ton has been raised about the tune OF tne ,s
receint rec of the dispatch from Mr, Egs9 %
Mr. Blaine conveying the note OF Mr., re
reira- the Chilean Minister OF Foreign Al
fairs. -, Ia 80 -,;,b+
Private Secretary Halford sala to-nlsne ttsi :;
sThe hrst intimation the PresIosns nSS 49, -
I,.e, nc Tob5 W Foster, who called on the
s..,,i,c, elSa ~ ~ the 26tn between 10 and II
llct~tE9 nicionE about some other matter, ana ne
ia JtY the president that dispatch had come 1N
from from MIR, Egan, which was being tranSiA'
cod -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-29
ronhnn Nswspaper Comment.

IoxDoy, January 2s.-The Times anu anu
7-lIegrauh have sarcastic articles on sse;aI 49,
5enf HarrisOn's disclaimer oA ..'.,ov
knowledge OF Chile's oacA-GTSma TSa Ems Fms
70 SSelne "perhaps the President
con SOnI more explanations to ofer;. They seem
mas !. ,-nssDt .sSs very much needed" The Tunes
aacopI,ssnondent ~ at Santiago telegraPns;
ScTrt Ss.cHntSins, has been received officially irom
WSsSinTton. Everything is quiet h~sS
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FIRES AND INSURANCE.

At Cehralia, Ill, Wells s. CARROTS hard
ware store and John Glorer's harness store
have been burned. Loss, $4,000. The
Guard printing office was badly damaged.
The farm house Of George Myers, near
Kendallville, Ind, was burned Yesterday,
and Marion Myers, Is years ola, ana a
S.othsr of Mrs. Myers, named Owens,
s-sra roasted to death. The other members
~ the family. consisting of seven persons,
barely escaped with their lives.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-29
Indiana Republicnns.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, January 2S.-The
Republican State Central Committee met
at the Denison Hotel to-day, and reelected
John X. Gowdy, Chairman; Frank NJ.
Millissu, Secretary, and Horace Mckay,
TreasurG, District conventions for the
selection Of delegates to the Minneapolis
Convention were called for March s. A
State convention 70 oAocse four delegates
at large to the National convention was
fired for Indianapolis, March 10, and con-
vention TO nominate State officers for
Juuo o.
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sseeiGI TsEsmom to tAs Rsgtstsr.

IBcSsSs @eseffe5fs ~ VIE 2aoBeesEs
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, January %.
Probably one of the most encouraging
and enthusiastic meetings Of the State
Executive Committee ever held, was
that at Parkersburg to-day. Every
member Of the Committee was repre-
sented but two, one OF whom was un-
avoidably absent on account of sickness.
Besides the Committee there were
large number Of prominent Democrats
from all over the State, among whom
your representative noticed Hon. c. j.
Faulkner, Secretary OF State Ohley,
Capt. John Sheridan, Of Mineral, Judge
John Brannon and Louis Ben
nett Of Lewis, Hon. Bob
Carr, Messrs. Joe Chiffon
Gen. c. C. Watts, Samuel Madison, Bill
Dave Goshorn and Judge Snyder, Of
Kahawha; Charlie Hagans, of Marion;
Cam Thompson, Of Cabell; w. c. Hand
lon, of Ohio; Senator Camden, who is
sill somewhat under the influence OF
the grip; Gov. J. B. Jackson and others
whose names 1 do not now recall.
MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE.
There were several candidates for
State Auditor present who kept a sharp
eye on everything that was going on.
Among them were A. D. Garden, L. M.
Darrah and Holly Armstrong.
Shortly after ten o'clock a. M, Chair
man Z. S. Riley called the committee to
order in the psrlor Of the Blannerhas-
sett Hotel.
The following gentlemen answered
their names.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-29
Close the Fair On Sunday.

COLUMBUS, o., January 2S.-The Senate
refused to concur with the House in re-
pealing the law establishing a State en-
camping ground at Newark.
The House has adopted, by a vote OF %
to 90, resolution requesting that the
Worlds Fair be closed on Sundays.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-29
Pension for Mrs. Gen. Kelley
.. -. z d, "a pagfcfer

yv,surSeToS. ID. c., January 2S.--A
''.,,,r,t is on foot to secure pension for
,be H. widow Of the late General Benjamin :
Eellev Of West Virginia. At the time OF
his death, General Kelley was in receipt OF
= -, 1onsion Of 500 per month and it will be
sopght to have this pension continued y 70
his widow. A bill authorizing TINS VIII C,9 pc
infrodnced in the Senate shortly, aRd VIII
-
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Hon. Samuel II. Dawson Dead.
.s1y T,,Lsor1sa In fha Rs0isffr

ELLENBoRo, w. VA, January 2S.-Hon.
Samuel r. Dawson died at noon to-day.
Mr.. Dawson was a member of the first
Legislature, Private Secretary to Governor
Boreman, Collector Of Internal Revenue
under Lincoln and held many county Of
fees. He was pastor of the Fourth Street
M. E. Church OF Wheeling in 1S49.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-29
HARMONIOUS MEETING.
The Democratic State Committee Meets
at ParkerSburg.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC GATHERING.
The Times and Places Named for Holding the
S!a.s and District COnyentions-A Plan Of
Organization Formulated and Adopted.
Going in TO Win.

District Conventions TO choose delegates
to the National Convention June L.
State Convention to nominate State Off
GERS to be held at Parkersburg, Wednes-
day July "a,
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lCOntinued ON Second PogHI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-29

WASHINGTON, d. c., January 2s.-
~ts following is the Presidents mess
-.,s trsBsmitting the additional Chilean
.,r-ssu0ndeuce 70 Congress;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05

RoMr. May 4.-The atmosphere in the Cham
Der at the reo.ening to-day showed that the
Cabinet crisis is still acute. Premier tli Rudini
was received coldly. and no attempt was made
by the Government to get vote of confidence
A motion OF confidence will DO made to-mor-
row. however but it is apprehendcd that the
Cabinet will be beaten. The opposition to
Rudini is exceedingly bitter. Besides the
Radicals are to be counted in its ranks the
close friends OF Crispi and the Irridentists.
who have never forgiven Rudini for proving
false their prophecies when he entered Office
that he would swing AWAY from the triple alli-
The Government will contend that tho manu-
ffncturr OF the new rife must 60 ON. because
that arm is wanted. and the national armo-ies
cannot be ,lisnantled and tho stan Of skilled
out vital injury. TO the defensive strength OF
the country, The new Italian rine is the best
arm yet introduced. superior to the Lebel,
Mauser. or Mannlicher. The army authorities
are determined not to sacrifice such nn Hd-
vantage. no matter what other sacrifices must
he !4nde. The Government will contend that
tho manu- iacture must 60 on. even il the
African colony has to be given up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05
English insurance Men Grumsl,nc.

LONDON May AT the annual meeting to-
day Of the London and Lancashire Insurance
Company at Liverpool the Chairman declared
that business with tho United States was
worse than that with the whole of tho res. OF
tho world put together. Scarcely n company
came out clear on its American business. and
some were heavy losers. All the companies
working in America. English and American
ali Ike. realized that tho premiums did not bear
cause or olher. he should not attrmpt to state
what. fires had increased alarmingly IN 1891.
easy to see. There had boon no great fires, vet
experts were unanimous in snyinG that we
would have TO 90 back to 1871 To lind q parallel
to the last years losses Stops were being
taken to raise the premiums to n scale SUM-
Client to Offset the losses which experience had
proved to be inevitable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05
Depicting n FACULTY,
The Detection from Clark TO Chicago Univer
sity Said to be Due to Dlssati sfactiou.

WORCESTER. May 4.-The recent raid which
President Harper OF tho new University OF
Chicago made on tho faculty Of Clark Univer-
sity in this city. deprivinr the local institution
Of some OF Its best men. has caused IL commo-
ton. Those who arc going to the university
Of nigh salaries are c. o. Whitman, director
OF the biological department and professor OF
animal morphoogy: A. A. Nicholson. profess
scr OF phpsics: H. II. Donaldson. assistant
professor of neurology; S. Watase. assistant
and lecturer in zoology; +. o. Jordan. fellow
ant In animal morphoIoey: f., J.. Mall. adj
jnnct professor OF anatomy: George Baur.
Mende. Lille. Bristol. and Johnson. fellows in
biology.
These mon say the increased salary does not
tempt them. and according to stories in cir
citation which those specially interest ed will
neither deny nor confirm. the primary cause OF
and PRESIDENT nall. Tho matter is further
complicated by the absence OF Mr. Clark tho
i,c The local ,Hniyerfity is not n posi-
large salaries and large appropriations.
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NEWS or TIE RAILROADS.
Eeduetion In East-bound Rates FROM Chi.
caSo Authorized Yesterday.


cnSo Authorized Yesterday.
Dispatches from Chicago announce that
Chairman Blanchard OF the Central Traffic As
ISOLATION has authorized reduction to 90
cent basis Of the rate for freight In tho sixth
class from Chicago to New York. beginning
May ). Until last year this had been the ruling
basis after the opening OF lake navigation for
several years. but especial attention has been
given to this reduction by the charge made by
Mr. J. q. Mccullough First Vice President Of
the New York. Lake Erie and Western Railway
Company. in an interview printed Yesterday
that east bound rates have not been in good
condition, for tho past thirty or sixty DAYS.
to that port" The Pennsylvania Railroad is re-
ported to be getting larger share than usual
OF the grain tranlc. which Is rated in the sixth
class. Its recent successful haul of forty load.
cd cars containing nearly 10000 bushels OF
grain demonstrated it's ability to handle this
hsssa tSe Senps and St. Louis
lines that when the lake and rail lines mnde q
rate Of - cents on the opening Of navigation
the az rail lines began to shade, their rates
Hates by Peoria and Fast ST. Louis lines are
1lG per cent OF those from Chicago. so that a
still preserves tho equities between the dfYer-
The trSmn vessels that rly on the lakes are
trade as they "ft"m nd Il to thsr maYns rnn
to take return loads ut rates Tint allow an en-
ceehngly small margin for profit. 1t is gen
freight sitm"ntion Is not salts factory. nnd u
solution will be ATTEMPTED ct tho meeting Of
the Executive Committee Of the Trunk Line
Goddard said Yesterday tlat hc did not appre.
bend any war OF rates.