Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-19
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Grace Mckinney Stearley died last
night. aged Il, at Cleveland, o. Mrs.
Stearley is the actress who, a week ago,
was married TO Rev. Edward Wilson Stear-
lev, she being then so Ill that she was not
expected TO live.
3. +. Hill, proprietor Of saw-mill in
Hillburg, Mich, was thrown against a cir
cular saw and killed yesterday. His body
was cut in two.
Sidney S. Jackson, said 10 be the Oldest
horticulturist in the United States, died al
his home in Green township, Hamilton
county, Ohio, yesterday, in the nineteth
year OF his age.
A hall in which a public lecture was be-
ing given in North Cork, Ireland, last
night, was the scene Of faction fight be
tween Parnellites and anti-Parnellites.
Many persons were injured by being
struck by missiles. The disturbance was
quelled by the police.
Dennis Cloonau, the switchman, who
beat his wife's brains out at st. Peters
burg, with a chair, last night, was commit
ted 10 jail this morning for murder by the
coroner, and an hour later the grand jury
found true bill against him. He will be
tried next week.
A dispatch from Duisburg, in Rhenish
Prussia, states that the boiler OF the tug
boat Heinrich plying on the Rhine explod-
ed last night. Six men including the Cap
tain were killed.
A man named Souberoux Informed the
police OF Bordeaux yesterday that he had
found six dynamite cartridges In the cellar
of his residence. The case IS being inves-
tigated.
At ST. Petersburg three story house In
course Of erection collapsed yesterday. A
large number OF workmeB were employed
on the building, and thirteen OF them were
killed by falling walls.
Much interest has been excited in Newry.
ireland, by the arrival there OF Mrs. John
McKeown, of Washington, Pa, who with
a solicitor is searching for relatives OF her
deceased husband. Mr.. McKeown left a
large fortune made In oil.
Shaffer's wagon factory on Bingham
street. South Side, Pittsburg. was destroy
ed by fire Yesterday morning. Loss, t40,-
coo; insurance, eli, ZOO.
Patrick J =, brother Of w. J. Elliott, now
serving life sentence for the murder OF F..
C.. Osborne on the streets Of Columbus, o..
February %, 1891, was to-day convicted OF
manslaughter.
! The first execution that has occurred In
Switzerland since 1855, took place yester-
day at Lugerne. The culprit was an Italian
named Gatti, who, after outraging Mile.
Degaen. a teacher, murdered her. He was
executed by the guillotine.
Sanitary Policeman O'Connor died yes
terday on North Brothers Island, New
York, from typhus fever.
The President yesterday signed the COM
missions of the new United States Circuit
Court Judges.
A committee Of the French Chamber OF
Deputies has unanimously adopted bill
making IL a capital offensc 70 blow up
houses with dynamite.
Yellow fever is raging in Beuonas Ayres
and Rio Janeiro.
At St. Petersburg, special precautions
have been taken 70 protect the imperial
family, gin consequ uence Of the receipt Of
communications from the Paris police 70
the effect that Nihilists have prepared 70
make an attempt 10 assassinate the Car.
A house was destroyed at Sasa, near
Turin. Italy, yesterday. The bodies OF six
persons have been already taken from the
ruins. aud four OF other persons who are
missing, are supposed to be under the
debris.
Claus Spreckles gave his usurl emphatic
denial Yesterday when asked II he bad
finally concluded to join the Sugar Trust
Secretary Blaine continues 10 improve
and his physicians hope that he will be
able 70 ride out early next week Senator
Morrill's family are much encouraged over
the improvement In bis condition and be
lieve that he mas passed the danger line.
Representative Springs physician reports
him as gaining little strength every day.
He sat up for while yesterday
Thirty Anarchists have decamped from
Paris to London They have asked their
friends TO supply them with enough money
to enable them 10 reach New York.