Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-18
NEWSLETS.
Interesting Pieces of TelegraphIo News
In Small space.

In Small space.
PARIS October I'm. Gounod is still In
critical condition.
JACKSON, MICH. October 17.-Mrs. Tim
othy Donovan, of Morris Run, Pa, died
this morning. She is the thirteenth victim
of Fridays wreck.
PARIS, October 17-At p. m. 1t vas
thought that GOuuod could not live through
the night. He had been in comatose con-
dition since last midnight.
VICTORIA. B. G. October 17.-Itis report
ed that n. NJ. S. Champion is going south
under orders 10 search for the missing
Mlowara, now nine days overdue.
BERLIN, October 17.-General Kame1e,
ex-Minister Of War; was buried yesterday
with military honors. Prince Frederick
Leopold, of Prussia, represented the EN-
peror at the funeral.
WASHINGTON, d. c., October 11-Sena-
tor Gibson, OF Maryland, was taken sud
denly i'll in the cloak room OF the Senate
about ~ o'clock to-day. There is no dan
ger of fatal termination.
WASHINGTON, d. c., October l7tn.-At
the request Of citizens Of the recently open
| ed Cherokee strip the War Department has
directed that the Third cavalry remain
there until November 80.
CHICAGO. October 17.-Jacob Schaefer
and Frank G. Ives have placed $1,000 each
in the hands of j. Harry Ballard as sec
ond deposit in the billiard match which IS
to be played next month.
BELGRADE, October IA dispatch from
Kraguyevatz, a town Of Servls, fifteen
| miles west Of Gagodin, says that one OF the
| government powder mills there exploded
this moruing, blowing six workmen to
| pieces.
PULLMAN. WASH, October IA.
| Cooper, a prominent merchant OF this place,
was shot and killed last night by burglar,
who escaped. A large posse are In pursuit
| Of the murderer, who If caught Will be
| lynched.
Houston. TEXAS, October 17.-Reports
! from East Texas saw that fifty miles Of
nine timber, reaching from Montgomery
| couHty toward the Sabine river, is mass
| of flames Several fine milling plants and
towns are in the path Of the FIRE.
TUsKAHoMrE. /. T., October IA Csddo
| dispatch received last night says three
! drunken Choctaws opened fire without
! provocation on two drunken white men
| named Fisher and BurlOy, killing them in
stantly. Officers are after the assassins.
DENVER, Col, October 7-Rich gold
| discoveries have been made IN tue region
around and above Idaho Springs aud Grip
ME creek. The number Of people headed
! for these gold fields is a reminder OF the
old excitement Of Pixies Peak years ago.
! WASHINGTON, D. c., October 1.-THE
Mexican government has appointed Senor
| Don Jose Canalizo . commissioner under
! the treaty Of March, 1882, 70 determine the
questions Of boundary growing out OF
changes in the bed OF the Rio Grand and
| Colorado rivers.
NEW YoRK, October 17.-On May 8, last,
the well-known Wall street firm Of Patton
| & Co, failed with liabilities OF Siss, ,OOO'
and assets OF S6ll, 600. To-day, VIM. Pat
ton. member Of the firm, was arrested,
charged with the hypOthecation OF SoCfzDu
worth Of securities, sad also with sPpro-
priating ESQ, 900 Of the actual $4,000 lost
| 10 creditors.
WASHINGTON, D. c., October H.-Sen-
stor Brice and the Attorney General nave
procured the appointment OF Hon. George
! Hoadley as special counsel 70 represent
| the government under the Attorney Gen
eral in the Union Pacific affairs Governor
Hoadley arrived in this city yesterday, and
has been in consultation all ds- n the
Attorney General and Senate
| WASHINGTON, D. c., Oc~ - 1t Il
understood tonight that President Cleve
land will not attend the jubilee banquet o1
Cardinal Gibbons at Baltimore tomorrow
night The President feels that his duties
demand his constant presence here II Il
doubtful at this time whether or not ths
President will 20 70 Chicago 70 close ths
Worlds Columbian Exposition In respons'
10 an invitation from the Directors Of thi
| Exposition.