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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-02

LONDON, October Ia dispatch TO
the Daily Nel0s from Vienna describes
a remarkable meeting OF women social
lists which occurred yesterday az
Schoenbrunn. a suburb OF Vienna The
women present were mostly matrons. but
prominent among them was handsome
Young girl, jauntIly dressed, with rosy
cheeks and bright, flashing eyes, whose
invectiyes against the government And
the present order OF things In general
sounded strange from her youthful
lips.
Another young and pretty girl among
the speakers declared that II the Bour-
golse refuse to grant universal suffrage
TO the workers they would seize II BY
brute force,
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The Death Of PslIa..

BARCELONA, October THE APP
preaching death OF Pallas, the Anarch-
ist. who will be shot In the back next
week, is discussed throughout Spain.
While very little sympathy Is expressed
for the desperate man, the police are
we'll aware that he has q number OF
sYmpathizers among q certain class
Of the populace. his has caused
them to take TIN most extraor-
binary precautions . 4 TO make the
most thorough searches = proof OF
further outrages contemplat 2N
investigation, IL now appears
have found positive proof THAI
had accomplices among foreign a.
archists. An Italian named Manci was
arrested to-day charged with being one
o. these accompIces, and II Is said that
the police expect him to place them In
the way Of obtaining information which
will lead to further and most Important
arrests.
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SUNDAY BASE BALL.

CINCINNATI, O., October 1.-Cincin-
natl won the final championship game
OF the year by playing steady game.
The Cleveland's play was very uneven
and careless although they outbatted
Cincinnati. Score: Cincinnati IL, Cleve-
land 5. Batteries, Dwyer and
Murphy; Cuppy and thinner;
earned runs. Cincinnati 3, Cleveland s.;
two base hits, Latham, Smith, Dwyer,
thinner, Cuppy, Ewing; three base hits,
Holiday, Latham, Cuppy; double plays,
Dwyer, Smith, Vaughn 2, Smith, Nc
Phee. Vaughn, Ewing, Childs and Nc
Carr: first base on balls, by Cuppy a.;
hit by pitched ball. by Cuppy l; struck
out Dwyer /; passed balls, thinner 2;
wild pitches, Dwyer; umpire, Oehler;
time, l:45.
CHICAGO, October 1.-Two exhibition
games were played to-day by the Chi
cago and Brooklyn teams. Chicago
won the first by scorn OF to 4, Brook
Iyn taking the second by score Of z
to /.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, October Dos
ton and the All-Star Americans played
an exhibition game here to-day before
500 people. Score, Boston 10, Ameri-
cans |.
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s,.m,. Uoooual,,on.l surrender.

BANGKOK, October LA final settle
ment Of the dispute between France
and Siam was arrived At to-day by the
acceptance upon the part Of the drafts
ofa new treaty presented by NJ Dvil.
lIers, the special envoy OF France 70 the
govern ment Of siam. The French envoy,
II will be remembered gave the Siameso
government but forty-eight hours IN
which 10 accept or decline the treaty
sgreed upon to-day, threatening 70
leave Bangkok unless bis demands
were complied with. Fron this u 10
Judged that the SIamese government
has made 40 unconditional surrendert y
France. and that the latter country no
has everything which she has demaD
ed from Siam, with the exception OF
demands which were considered In
cess in her ultlmatum presented
time ago.
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BACK AT LAST.
Senator Turple's Brother Returns After
Forty Years.

Forty Years.
DELPHI, IND, October l.--Forty-one
years ago John Turpie, brother Of SEN
ator David Turple, left his home near
this city. and for forty years his rela-
tives believed him TO De dead. A few
DAYS ago he reappeared. During all
the years that had elapsed DO word or
intelligence Of any kind as to his whers-
abouts or his fate had been received.
OF the seven members besides him
self that comprised his fathers family
when he went away only three brothers
are now living. They are the Senator
in Washington, another brother In
Kansas City, and Robert Turpie, an &C.
centric bachelor, who now occupies the
old homestead, the sole surviving mem
Der of the family now residing in this
county. Father, mother and two sis
ters are dead.
John Turpie went to Oregon when he
left homo with young fellow named
Bob Dsckey. Dickey took the measles
near Hannibal, Mo-, and Turpie went
on alone. He went from Oregon to
California and worked In the mines,
pineries and on the rivers. He finally
settled at Astoria, Ore. He never mar
red. He lost all trace Of bis family,
and time sped by so rapidly that he did
not think to hunt up the members until
his hair began to turn white. lie Will
return 10 Oregon soon.
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ALABOR RIOT.
The Auburn shoe Troubles Result In q
General Fight.

The Auburn shoe Troubles Result In q
General Fight.
AUBURN, Ma, October 1.-The ex-
citement in the Auburn shoe troubles
eliminated last night in a serious riot.
One man was shot through the shoul-
der and another stabbed 10 the neck.
Al the Main Hotel, a non-union board
ing house, are ninety-siI boarders,
twelve OF whom are Armenians. Last
evening two OF the Armenians went TO
Lewiston, aud on their way home were
chased by a lot Of union men. They
checked the mob on the bridge by mr.
ing their pistols In the air. The mob
followed them at a distance 10 the
boarding house, which they attacked
with stones.
Finally the Armenians emerged In
body aud began shooting and striking
With knives, which soon put the crowd
20 flight. They again rallied, but the
determined front OF the defenders
caused them 20 stop. The leader OF the
Arrnan ans was arrested and the crowd
dispersed at the command Of the Mayor.
Landlord Dunham says the mob broke
down his door. and his bOarders only
helped drive them away.
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CHINESE IMMIGRATION.
An Attempt by Canadian Labor Organ
izations TO stop It.

An Attempt by Canadian Labor Organ
izatiOns 10 stop It.
OTTAWA, October 1.-Several attempts
have been made by labor organizations
OF the Dominion to induce the govern
ment to impose further restrictions on
Chinese immigration. The government
has Just passed an order in Council
which practically settles its policy in
this regard. The order, after reciting
the circumstances which called it forth,
says:
"Whatever sympathies may exist, and
whatever views may be held on the sub
ject generaily-Or more particularly
with reference TO Chinese exclusion or
to such restrictions as are demanded by
the petitiOners-they must, In so FAR al
least as exclusion is concerned, be held
to be subordinate to the obligations
solemnly entered into between two
great and friendly nations, and no &C
tion should be taken which could be
constructed by the Imperial govern
ment as inimIcal or as infringing upon
treaty rights.
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strlke Imminent.

MEMPHIS, TENN, October 1.-The
crisis in the railroad situation here
seems 10 have arrived and general
strike and perhaps tie-up is imminent
this morning.
Twenty men in the yards OF the c. d
O. railroad switchmen, oilers, etc,
went on a strike In resistance TO the re-
duction OF salaries. The men In
the Yszoo and Mississippi VAL
ley and the Illinois Central
wards refused to handle c. & 0. cars,
and they we're dismissed. AT meet
ing of union and non-union switchmen
held tonight all the yards in Memphis
were represented, and il was agreed TO
refuse any cars for striking roads.
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THE POOR MAN
Won the Bride After Desperate Race
For Her.


For Her.
AUGUSTA, GA, October 1.-Miss
Annie Story is the daughter OF Colonel
II. F. Story. She is very beautiful.
Col Story lives at Yorkville and is a
leading man in Paulding county. Miss
Annie ha many admirers, but could not
decide between Andrew McBrayer and
David Govan. Finally she sent for the
minister and the two y Eng men. She
told the rivals that the one who would
come back TO her first with marriage
license should be her husband, both
men TO leave Yorkville at the same
time and TO ride to Dallas, the county
seat. The young men were well mount
ed, and the distance was nineteen miles.
The race was hot one. McBrayer,
the rich lover, reached the Ordinary
first and secured license before Govan
appeared. The latter came a moment
afterward, hurriedly explained things
40 the Ordinary ard also secured IL
cepse. In few moments he was also
on his way back to Yorkville. The race
became sharp. Govan was desperate
because McBrayer was the better
mounted.
Miss Story, her father and the minis
ter waited on the front piazza for the
racing rivals. McBrayer was first
seen. He was excited, and far down
the road it was noticed that his horse
was nearly exhausted. The race seemed
his. He was nearing the gate. In a
mement Govan appeared In by-path.
He was 200 yards ahead OF McBrayer.
He first reached the piazza and won the
prize. He had taken short cut
through the woods. The ceremony was
performed and McBrayer gracefully
acknowledged defeat and joined In the
marriage festivities.
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NO MONEY YET
With which to Fight the SMALLPOX
Epidemic in Muncie.

With Which to Fight inc smhh-E oA
Epidemic in Muncie.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, October IA
committee Of Muncie citizens called
upon Governor Matthews to-day TO
urge that a part OF the cholera epi-
demic fund be set apart for use In Nun
Gle TO assist in the fight against small
pox. They said that $500 week would
answer the purpose, unless there should
be further spread OF the disease. They
admitted that new cases were develop
Ing every day, but not in sufficient num-
bers TO be alarming. There were three
new cases yesterday and two to-day.
The Governor listened to the commiLj
tee, but did not indicate what h .
would do, and the prooa-
bilities are that he will deny
the request. 1t is admitted. however,
that the bonded debt Of the city has
reached the constitutional limit aud
that no more money can be borrowed
while the city treasury has been eX-
hausted bp the drain OF $4,000 per week
which the smallpox epidemic mas made
upOn IL.
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A Rahs FOR ssrsnty-Three Years.

WEST CHESTER, PA, October 1.-The
funeral of Charles Tailey, at Chadd's
Ford, to-day, was the final chapter in
the history OF remarkable man.
He was 73 years and 6 months old,
vet never fed or dressed himself single
time in his life. Every part OF his body
was perfectly formed, yet he could per-
form only the most simple acts with
either hands or feet. lie was one year
old before he raised his hand from the
pillow, aud twelve years old before he
made any progress whatever in locomo-
tion. His mind was clear, his judgment
keen, aud his memory retentive. He
was a resident OF Brandywine Hundred,
Del, but was buried at Chadd's Ford.
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Think They Can make a Point.

NI7IIN7 A9''9I 77I' 70 W ~ 1'-1'7'7''
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, October l.
The Republicans OF this city, or part
Of them at least, thinking that they
can make 8 great point have despite
the protests of the leading men OF their
ranks, called a meeting Of the Garfield
Club for tomorrow night Ito take some
action regarding the views Of Governor
McCorkle on the tariff on coal" What
that will be cannot now be stated, but
that it will be something to attempt to
incense the Democracy is not dou bted.
The club has not been heard OF since
the last campaign, and like all Repub-
lcan clubs ever organized here, never
had much say. Little attention will
be paid to what it does, however.
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TWELVE NEW CASES

OF Yellow Fever Reported at Bruins
wick, Ga.-LeavinE the Town.
BRUNSWICK, GA, October Twelve
new cases Of yellow fever were re-
ported to-day, ten white and two
cOlored.
The epidemic eventually dispels the
idea that negroes are by nature exempt
from the disease.
The announcement that fever had ap-
Deared, created excitement in Jessup,
and many signlfei their intention OF
remaining. Others regretted that this
fact did not become known before the
train passed, few minutes previously.
A majority Of the citizens will PROBABLY
leave town.
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'EUROPE'S ANARCHISTS
Making Things Quite Lively for the
Police.
A BATTLE AT MANCHESTER
Yesterday Between Law and An
archy -Anarchistic Outbreaks
In the Rest Of Europe Stir
Their English Brethren Into
Activity-Spain Excited Over
the Execution Of Pallas.

MANCHESTER, October /. A very
lively and interesting fight between .
number Of English Anarchists and .
squad OF police took place here to-day.
The police, IL appears, have long been
aware that the Anarchists had formed
a group 10 this city, and that they were
holding meetings AZ irregular intervals
The discovery Of the Anarchists plot
TO blow up the House OF Parliament In
Vienna, and the attempt OF the Spanish
Anarchist Pallas to XIII the COM
maud der-n-chief OF the Spanish forces,
seems 10 have aroused the Eng-
lish Anarchists TO pitch OF un-
usual excitement, for they commenced
drinking immoderately, shouting aud
cheering at their meetings and mAklag
things very disagreeable for the
peaceful residents OF the neighbor-
hood OF their meeting place. This
gave the police the opportunity they
had been looking for. Formal COM
plants Of disturbances OF the peace
were made against them aud raid
upon the assembly room OF the reds"
was made to-day by the police.
But the attempt to take them Into
custody was resisted by the Manchester
Anarchists. who were full OF light;
they seized hold OF chairs and other
pieces o, furniture aud defended them
selves desperately against the
policemen. The latter drew their
batons and one OF the most Inter
esting rough and tumble fights between
the police and Anarchists ever Wit
messed In this country took place.
During the battle three Anarchists
were so severely injured that they had
to be taken to the hospital, and num-
Der on both sides received more or
less serious wounds.
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An English opinion.

LONDON, October 1.-The Observer
commenting on the financial situation
saws that further uncertainty as 10 the
financial policy OF the United States
has been caused by the continued resis-
tence of the Senate. American eI-
change has hardened point. 1t is
hoped that the feeling Of diStrust will
be allayed by the firm tone Of President
Cleveland's letter. The gold is not
wanted here and the loss will cause a
renewal OF he disturbances in the
United States.
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AGenuInsCass.

JEssUP, GA, October 1.-Surgeon
Murray, Of the Marine Hospital, ar
rived from Brunswick this morning at
o'clock, and With Medical Inspector
Samuel and local physicians held an
autopsy upon c. ]. Warren who was
reported to have died with yellow fe-
yer. The physicians pronounced 1t a
genuine case Of yellow fever, The OIL
cials are doing all in their power to pre-
vent the spread Of the disease.
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sHAWEN WILL BANG

On the FIrst Friday in February Next.
Sentenced saturday.
Special Tslsoram 10 the Register.
RoSINEY, w. VA, October In the
Circuit Court yesterday morning, Judge
Faulkner sitting for Judge Daley, the
motion for arrest Of judgment and a
new trial in the case of Shawen, con-
victed Of murder in the first degree,
for the killing Of Iser, was over-ruled
and the prisoner sentenced to hang on
the FIRST Friday In February next.
Time is allowed for application to the
Court Of Appeals for writ OF error,
which will probably never be made.
Shawen broke down completely under
sentence.
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The vaikyrie WIlI be Seen.

NEw YORK, October Early TO-
morrow morning tug will haul the
VaIkyrie TO the Erie basin. where she
will 20 on the dry dock and for the first
time her lines will be seen by the Amer
lean public. Persons who pretend 70
know say that the Valkyrie's build Is
almost counterpart OF the Britannia.
in which event the race with the vigil
liant will be the same old test between
the cutter and the centre-board.
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Wasn't Bovnton.

New YORK, October 1.-The arrest Of
an American named Boynton by Brit
ish man-oi-war in . Brazilian harbor for
Illegally fying the British flag on . tug
carving a torpedo intended for use
against the insurgent feet, has created
the impression that the prisoner is Capt.
Paul Bonyton, the famous navigator.
This impression is false. Captain Boyn-
ton is in London, managing the worlds
water show at EarlS Court.
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An OH Firn

LoUIsvILRE, KY, October S.-Fire
broke out at o'clock this afternoon in
a box car standing on the tracks Of the
Standard OIL Company's refinery and
before it could be extiuguished property
to the amount of $40, 600 had been con-
sumed. The FIRE communicated to the
ompany's bi & warehouse, containing
.. 500 barrels Of high grade oils, and it
was entirely destroyed with its contents.
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DAMAGE SUITS
Against tho Phoenix Powder Company at
Kellogg


Kellogg.
Special TeEearan to the Register.
HUNT1xGroN, w. VA, October l.
The Circuit Court has been in session
in Wayne county for the past week ad-
journed over last evening until to-mor-
row. There are number Of damage
suits set for next week which have Gre
ated a great deal OF interest. They are
against the Phoenix powder mill OF
Kellogg, five miles below this city and
are brought by property holders against
that concert on account Of the dspre-
citation in the value OF their real estate
caused they, the plaintiffs, alege by
the frequent explosions Of the powder
mill. The company will fight them to
the bitter end. The works are not now
in operation, but the managers say that
they will resume work soon despite the
great attempt which has been made to
stop them.
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ImmirrntIon rla Canada.

New YORK, October DIR. SenDer
has returned from Washington where
he was in conference with Supt. Stuup.
They considered the regulations to be
carried out on the Canadian border to
prevent the entrance OF undesirable i'm
migrants. the arrangement that has
been made is q most satisfactory one,
although it is not with the Canadian
Government" said DR.. Senner. The
cooperation Of the Canadian railroad
and steamships has been secured, and
the agents will act with u.s."
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BRIGHT AND PLEASANT
Was Yesterday as the white City and the
Attendance Was Big.
Oeiatsd Pres Daily WoriG' Fair SOseio1

AIsoei1tsd Pres Daily Worlds Fair Soset0I
CHICAGO, October FOLLOWING the
rain of yesterday, the sun came out
bright and cheerful this morning. The
day was warm and pleasant, aud the
people turned out quite largely for
Sunday. II was one Of the largest Sun
day crowds that has been TO the Fair
for several weeks.
Like all Sunday crowds, the majority
Of the people spent the nay At the Art
palace, and the resorts along Midway.
1t is expected that this months attend
auce will be far In excess, OF that OF any
month Of the Fair.
Chicago day, which will be celebrated
October 9. will probably, should the
weather be good, see more people at
the fair than any other day. The COM
mittees having the sale OF tickets In
charge hope 10 dispose Of three quar-
ters OF a million OF the pAsteboards.
The entertainment provided for that
day is certainly more extensive than
any other event.
CHICAGO, October 1.-The paid ad-
missions to-day were 1880.
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APnllman min DsraIIed.

PITrsBURG, PA, October IA spe-
cial New YORK train Of nine Pullmans,
en- route from the Worlds Fair, was de-
rallied near Wildwood, Pa, on the Pitts
burg and Western railroad. early this
morning. The passengers were thrown
from their berths, bat escaped with
slight bruises and bad fright. Several
New York newspaper men were on the
train, which was delayed three hours
By the wreck. The accident was
caused By the rails spreading.
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WILMor. s. D., October IA diff
Guilty occurred 81 the village Of SiSse-
ton. betwesE Thomas Morse, white
man. and three Indians, which
terminated in the killing Of one
of the Indians, Henry Camp
bell, the late interpreter OF
the agency. 1t appears that Morse
whipped q drunken Indian and Camp
bell obtained a warrant for the arrest
of Morse. Campbell and his brother IN
dertook to aid in the arrest when Morse
drew = revolver and shot Campbell
three times. CanpbeH lived tFO days.
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Engineer UOnIey Dead.
TeL.pranl @ tAs RsnMsr.

PARKEHsBURG, w. VA, October l.
Engineer Patrick Conley, who was
struck by the accommodation train on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at
Harriet street, last night, died Of his
injuries this morning. Engineer Conley
was the oldest engineer on the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad, having worked
on this end almost ever since the branch
was built. He was a most estimable
citizen and an upright gentleman.
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"shine" Preston Caught.
Z Tsk,o-1,n 70 fhs RsotsEer.

PARKE BsBURG, w. VA, October L.
"Shinen Preston, one of old man Cot
toms robbers who jumped his bond and
escaped on the day set for his trial be-
fore the Criminal Court, was captured
at Columbus, o., last evening, and will
be returned to the authorities in this
city. PPreston will probably be placed
on trial as soon as the court gets pos
session Of him.
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oorInns,. Mother Married.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, October Mrs.
Jennie Kimball, manager Of the Kim
ball Opera Company and mother OF
Corinne, and Arling Schaefer, OF Fon
Du Lac, Wis. a member Of her com
pany, were married this evening. The
wedding was a complete surprise TO the
members of the company.
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Corbett in Good shAas.

New Y oRK, October lit is the I'm
preston Of everyone who visits ''The
Farm" just north Of Asbury Park,
where Jim Corbett is now in hard train
ing for his fight with Mitchell, that
sturdy Jim is fully twice the man be
was a year ago. He shows In every
way that he Is quicker, stronger, more
confident, and admits himself that he
feels twice as able and ready as when
he stepped into the ring to meet Sui
liVau
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smidth. Wa. .Iealous.

CHICAGO, October 1.-Wm. Smidtha
objected % the attentions Henry Miller
paid Mary Potst and tonight shot Mil
ler through the thigh and pounded him
over the head with revolver. Think
ing be had killed Miller, Smidtha cut
his own throat from ear TO ear, dying
In a few minutes. Miller is in . pre-
carious condition.
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Railroad va. Street Car.
gr.J.,-,.,, 20 fbs pg9sggs.

SpscidE TsLs0ram 20 tas Register.
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, October l.
The Consolidated Street Car Company
was sued Saturday evening c. and O..
Ry. In assumsit, and for S4, 900 damages.
The litigation grows out Of the pay
ment of watchman at the Sixteenth
street crossing in the eastern limits OF
town where the two roads cross, and 1t
is alleged by the plaintiff that defenn-
ant has never assisted in putting up IL
nancially for the payment Of the men
kept there as they should have done.
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,,.n., ,.nd co.t.Ilo Watched.

ST.. PAUL, October 1. = SHADOW"
Naher, OF Australia, and Buffalo" Cos
tello, OF New York, have been mstched
for twenty round boxing contest be-
fore the Twin City Athletic Club, Octo-
Der %. for q purse Of s., 800.