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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-23
GERMANY'S SENSATION.
Amid Great Excltement Rector Ahlwardt
Submits Documents TO the heichstag-
Charges Against Bismarck.


Charges Against Bismarck.
BERLI,y. March 22.-There was a very
large attendance at the opening OF the
Reichstag to-day, interest being whet-
ted by the expectation that Rector Ahl-
wardt would produce the documents ne
claimed to have in his possession show
ing that during Prince Bismarck's oc-
cupancy OF the chancellorship fraudu-
lent contracts had been made repeated
ly with Hebrew fnanciers, and that
vast sums Of money belonging TO the
State had been transferred dishonesty
TO Hebrew spectators.
Immediately after the President took
his seat to-day, Ahlwardt arose and
stated that he wished TO lay few pa
pers upon the table. This announce
ment was the signal for excited shouts
from the members demanding that he
furnish the House with all the docu-
ments. eleven In number, which he was
directed Yesterday TO furnish. Ahl-
wardt, in response TO these demands,
said that after Easter he would supple
ment the documents he now furnished
with other papers bearing out his state
ments. Renewed demands were made
that he produce at once all OF his alieg-
ed documentary proof OF dishonesty on
the part OF officials and ex-of1icials.
A motion was adopted for an immedl-
ate inspection of the papers, and re-
cess was taken, after committee had
been appointed TO examine'the docu-
ments.
O.. W. DalIaetram was qnDOintpd
chairman of the committee. Upon the
re.assembling Of the House he stated
that the committee had carefully exam
ined the documents presented to them,
but had found nothing TO prove the as
sertions of Herr Ahlwardt. Ahwardt
again arose and reiterated his promise
10 produce after Easter the other docu-
ments in his possession.
Speeches on the question were made
by number OF members, all OF whom,
without regard to party, condemned Al
wardt for tue charges he made with no
apparent proof TO support his asser-
tions.
Count Won Ballestrem communicated
TO the Reichstag the resolution adopted
by the committee declaring that the
documents contained nothing that
would cast q slur upon the present or
former members OF the Reichstag, the
Diets, or the Imperial or other German
Governments.
DR.. Stocker Conservative who was
formerly Court Chaplain. and who, him
self is noted anti-Semite, said the
blame for the whole affair really rested
upon the electors who considered Ahl-
wardt fit TO sit in the Relchstag. His
presence in the House was one OF the
consequences OF the infamous secret
ballot.
Throughout the whole scene, the
greatest excitement prevailed and the
members showed by their every action
after the report OF the committee that
they placed not the slightest confidence
in the grave charges made by Ahlwardt.
Ahlwardt was treated with such con-
tempt as has not before been shown by
one Deputy toward another In the par
liamentary precincts.
The Reichstag has adjourned until
April l3.
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CONGRESSIONAL INFLUENCE

VIII Count In the appointment OF Post
masters-hr. Bissell Doiines his Posi-
tion.
/ WAsHIN6rON, d. c., March 92.-Five
members oN the Missouri delegation In
Congress, headed by Representative
Bland. lalled at the Postofice Depart
ment to-day aud had 3 conference with
kpStma8ter General BeSSell. The dele
ytatOn desired some expression from
Geueral B.SSell as TO what weight
would be given 20 the recon-
mendatiouS of members OF Congress
In the appointment OF pOstmaSterS.
It he'd been repeatedly stated In the
newspapers, it was said, that Congress
sional influence was TO go for nothing,
and IL had come 70 be the general be-
lief throughout the country that the
recommendation and influence OF q
member Of Congress was Of no particu-
lyr value TO an applicant. IL was an
embarrassing situation for a member to
be placed In and it was hoped that the
Postmaster General would give a def
mite answer on these points.
MIR. BlSSell listened attentively 70 al
that was said, but declined 70 decide
questions Of this character until an ac-
tual case involving the points under
discussion was presented. He did not
think that he could justly be held re-
sponsible for what had been published
In the newspapers and he called atten-
tlon TO the fact that thus far not a
single postmaster had been appOin ted
who had not the Endorsement Of the
member OF Congress. That ought to
be taken as conclusive evidence
that newspapers sometimes made mis-
takes, and that il was by no means his
intention 10 ignore members of Con-
eress. He thought, however, that the
question Of candidates should, in 3
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They keen socrets in Rus,ia.

Moscow, March 22.-Owing TO the ex-
treme care exercised by the authorities to
suppress all information concerning the
shooting of Mayor Alexeijef, 1t is impossl-
BILE TO get more light on the case. Even
the fact of his life or death is enveloped IN
mystery. This morning the NoT0e Vremya
announced that he was dead. This after
noon an official bulletin denied this report
and stated that the surgeons had extracted
the bullet and the Mayor might recover.
II is reported this evening that Adrianon
is half crazed Nihilist, once arrested in
St. Petersburg for conspiracy, but was
adiudged insane and sent TO on asylum.
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CELEBRATE JEFFERSON DAY.
His Next Birthday Is a Neat. Appropriate
Time for General Renewal of Devotion
tn DIs PriaciuleS.


to nIs Principles.
WASHINGTON. d. c., March 22.-The
National Association Of Democratic
Clubs has issued a notice recommend
ing a simultaneous celebration on the
18th Of April next Of the birthday OF
Thomas Jefferson. The address says in
part:
The time is peculiarly appropriate
for a general renewal OF eur devotion TO
the principles OF Jefferson. For the
first time since the civil war the Demo
cratic party is about to return to power
In all political branches OF the general
government. We have professed the
purity, simplicity and frugality of JEFF
ferson and his Democratic associates.
Let us, let the Democratic people
see, as best we may that these profess
sions are redeemed by our public SER
wants. The Republican party, by its
excesses, invited the most sweeping
condemnation ever visited upon any
party in America. 1t has been dis
placed and the Democratic party re-
stored, because the people at large de-
sired the pure, just and constitutional
government which jefferson and his
disciples gave them and which we have
promised them"
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First Presbyterian Church.

A highly appreciated aud attractive
series of sermons are being preached
this week on great Gospel themes oy
the Rev. A. B. Marshall. The con-
eregatlons are increasing In size
from evening to evening, and there
are marked evidences OF the quicken
ing presence and power Of the Holy
Ghost. There will be preaching again
this evening and also Friday evening oy
Mr.. Marshall preparatory 10 the
administration of the Lords
r-spper on next Sabbath. The Session
as,ts every evening at the close OF the
services for the purpose OF receiving
thoss who apply for admission to the
membership OF the church.
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HarrIs,s statement.

New YoHK, March 22.-Carlyle W. Har-
ris gave out his last statement before be-
ing taken 10 Sing-Sing, to the reporters. IN
the Tombs this afternoon, as follows:
"a large number Of persons, some known
70 me and some unknown, have sent me
messages Of sympathy, small amounts of
money, books and food.
II have not had time nor strength 10 ac-
knowledge these kindnesses individually.
and beg that this public expression of my
appreciation and thanks will be accepted
in lieu of personal acknowledgment
1t is rumored he will be taken to Sing
Sing early tomorrow morning. His
mother spent a portion of the day with
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A MURDEROUS BRUTE LYNCHED.
He Murdered His Wife aud Her Sister
and Mutilated His Own Child.

He Murdered His Wife aud Her Sister
and Mutilated His Own Child.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, March ga
brutal double murder was committed at
Hileman, a mining town in Monroe
county, to-day.
VIM. Frazier, a miner whose wife left
him few days ago, on account of his
drunkenness, went to where she was
staying, and killed her and her sister,
Mrs. Smith, who ran to Mrs. Frazier's
assistance.
Mrs. Frazier had knife run through
her and died at once. Mrs. Smith ran
into the room where she heard the
screaming and was instantly stabbed In
the breast, dying in few minutes.
The brute then made an attack on his
child, mutilating it.
As soon as the tragedy became known
public indignation was aroused and
Frazier was lynched by an angry mob.
Great excitement prevails in the min
ing town, but no further trouble is
feared,
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sa,,ed with Abingdon's Body.

New YORK, March 22.-Charlie Mitchell,
Jim Hall. Teddy Bailey, the private secre-
tary of the late squire" Abingdon, and
the valet Monk sailed to-day for England on
the Majestic, in charge of the body OF
Squire Abingdon Baird, who died in New
OIleans, of pneumonia. The Squire was
by no means forgotten, as the dining saloon
tSbIe was literally covered with flowers
sent by friends Of the deceased sporting
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-23
MR.. HARRIS ELECTED
President Pro Tempore of the senate.
DIR. Manderson's Resignation.

Dir. Manderson's Resignation.
WASHINGTON, March ga provision
in the last legislative appropriation bill
required the appointment by the Speak
er Of the House and the presiding officer
OF the Senate Of the Fifty second Con-
gress of three Representatives and three
senators Of the FIfty-third Congress as
a commission 10 inquire into the work
ings Of the several executive depart
ments OF the government.
Mr.. CullOm, vino was one Of the Sem
atorS so appointed, applied 10 the Sen
ate to-day TO be relieved Of his duties on
the Commission; but it was developed,
i'm the course of discussion, that the
law did not provide the means of filling
any vacancy that might occur. In
view OF the difficulties in the case, Mr..
Cullom withdrew his request.
Mr.. MandersOn resigned his position
as President pro tempore Of the Senate,
and Mr. Harris was elected in his place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-23
Mr pillnw wants a Place.

WASHINGTON. March 22.-Among the
callers at the White House to-day were
Walter Cain. editor OF the Nashville Amer
lean. and Thomas Spofford, of Pulaski.
They came in behalf Of Ernest Pillow, a
relative of the noted Confederate General,
who desires the position of Assistant At
tornev General for the Interior Depart
ment
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-23

The Pension COmmtssionershlp Refused
on Account of Physical Inability.


WASHINGTON, d. c., March 22.-One
OF the most interesting developments OF
the day at the White House was the
fact that the CommissiOnership OF Pen
sions had been offered to ex-COngreSS-
man Wheeler, Of Michigan, and de-
clined. Mr.. Wheeler had long talk
with the President yesterday upon the
subject, and at that conference the Of
ser was made. Mr.. Wheeler told Mr..
Cleveland az the conclusion of the talk
that he did not feel himself capable
physically OF assuming the laboriOus
duties involved in this important posi-.
ton, although be appreciated very high
" the compliment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-23

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 22.-At the
csucus Of the Democrats which nominated
a ticket for S senate officers, il was agreed
that certain Republicans should not be
disturbed Among them are the venera-
Ole Assistant Doorkeeper. Isaac Bassett,
and Actiug Assistant Doorkeeper, Charles
Z Reade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-23
NEWSLETG
interesting Pieces of Telegraphic News In
Small Space.

Congressman Springer emphatically de-
nies that the President has consulted him
with regard TO an extra session.
Representative Holman, Of Indiana, who
called at the White House, is authority
for the statement thst there viii not be an
extra session of Congress unless some con-
dition not now existing and unforeseen
arises.
II is denied at the Treasury Department
that J. Pierpont Morgan has gone ABROAD
70 negotiate a loan for the United States.
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Faward b. whitney Not Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 22.-Some
comment was caused by the failure 10 con-
firm Edward B. Whitney, OF New York,
nominated TO be Assistant Attorney Gen
eral. This nomination has not, il is said,
been reported from the Judiciary Commit
tee. although that committee met last Mon
day. An objection would carry it over IN
Ill the next meeting Of the committee.
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RUMORS AND RUMORS.
RumOrS Are Plentiful, With Now and
Then q Real Fact.
A SURPRISE FOR COL. MILLER.

A Report that the Oflce He
Wants Will Go to Pennsylva-
nia-It Improves Mr.. Jepson' s
Chances-Major DOwntain is
Stunned by the Suddenness OF
His Drop-Postmaster General
Bissen Explains Some Things.
Commissionership OF Pensions
rendered and Refused.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-23

CINCINNATI. o., March 22.-Distillers Of
Ohio and Kentucky were notified to-day
that the Internal Revenue Commissioner
has absolutely refused to grant further
time TO those who have large quantities Of
whiskey in bonded warehouses in which 10
paw the tax, regague and remove the goods.
The custom has been heretofore to allow
seven months grace The bonded house
storage this year is large in Kentucky,
where the crop so far has been double that
Of 1892, and the round totals of gallons will
creep up close TO fifty millions.
THOUSANDS sink into an early grave for
want of bottle Of DR.. Bulbs Cough Syrup.
This great remedy would have saved them.
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n.A.-.. ..Mannfaninrinc Morks Burned.

PrrTsBURG, PA, March 22.-The Roberts
Manufacturing COmpany's WORKS on
Smallman street were partially destroyed
by fire last night. Loss, SoO'0OO; IulIy ln-
snred. The origin OF the fire is not known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-23
p,pounce District Attorney Burke

INDIANAPOLIS, Isp., March 22.-The
first open revolt against any OF President
Cleyeland's appointments was made here
to-nlght, when a large mass meeting, called
bv president Gruelle, OF the State Fedora
tion of LABOR. denounced the appointment,
OF Frank Burke, as United States Districz
Attorney.
Speeches strongly copdemnatory w
teveIed ~ Bur< and Senator Voorhees,
conoresSrnsn Brown. who were Ing
mental in securing the appointment
fact. the latter gentlemen were exc
iu stronger terms than Buike.
Cleveland was absolvod from bla
olutions were adopted and q
the Presinent-
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AJEfE wEATH

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-05
LA HORTENSIA
12-ATOCHA-12
AImaCen de k0vedades.
Mercad0, Colon y Ca.

ad favor ead m mas crecente pdbioo dpensando
estabecimen Pedonan medic de hacerse
acreedores distinction.
Rinsfal c5modo legan ben situado local penecente
d Ia succession de Ramon nportar de
. ftoaea .lhmanio, Ela7a, inglat,ra, AUSTRIA
mpontes AMERICA, espGnddo
surtdo novedd fantasia de exquisite uados
las Ultima realn competencia,
muclos de difcil
Eegane somberos seHoras oma los mmo aPoas:
don hio colores
caballs
ombrlas: abgos de
lana
acredi
fabas dc solctado pvo SIMON
de
Tn escolo surdo dc obetos popos rego esnches
algodon, hio,
lana, seda, &a
Dde echa ontnar ell do mensualmente
da de Paris Ponce Jnno de 1898
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-05
Bartolomc Segui

IIace publico que, con motive de
no convenirlc continuar con aleunos
eoches funebres que en- 81 agencia
tenia de Ia propiedad de don Pablo
Berga, los entrego i dicho senior,
quien los vendio don Antonio Roca,
continuando Segui con su agencia,
con coches de su propiedad. en- el
mismo sitio que el publico conoce,
dispuesto siempre i complacer j todos
los que le honran solicitandole, sin
alteration alguna.
tml Ponce, Julio 4 de 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-05

Sc acaba de recibir IN excelente
surtido de Iicores de todas classes, fl
gurando entre ellos Ell
RENoMBRADO VINO STBoNEY
que Sc detalIara al por mayor y al
deta |.
Tambicn sc encnentra 4 Ia venta
tabaco en- rama y elaborado. de las
reconocidas vegas de Comerio y Ia
Plata
Acudid, acudid, y os convencereis
de la veracidad de este anuncio.
Ponce. Junio II. 1893 SIM.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-05
Quinta en- Cuatro Gales

Sc vende una quinta en- Cmakro "a
lies con nuevc cuerdas de terreno y
una casa recientemente construida con
caballeriza, cochera y demas depen-
dencias.
Dirigirse don Manuel Araujo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-05

qufmco
crcdto America,
clcna plbico precios imado
despacho de faaceuto OBJ
/ mayor escruPuoidd exacitud unio II de 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-05
Sc vende
Gran "HOtei Marina >

Los que suscriben. dnehos deeate antigua
acreditado establecimiento, tienen 81 gus
to de participant al pilblico, que .con esta
fecha queda alberto en- u misn3a forma que
10 estuvo anteriormente, admitiendo hues-
pedes abonados.
Tambian participant tener banos frios, ca
lientes de ducha, q todas horas
BOIx s. Garcia
Ponce, Mayo de 1895. Sim
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-05
Sc Vende

Una casa con solar dc 10 varas de
frente cen 90 varaa dc fondo con
gran caballerisa a proposito para
emPresa de cochcs. Contiene rnn-
cbos palos frutales, j esta situada eli
Ia calle del Comercio. frcnte a la he
rrera dc los seHores Querejeta &
liermanos.
FL que ID interesc puede diriiirse a.
gu dueno don Federico NJ Leon, ca
lie del Leon nlimo ,.
Junio II de 1893. 2Im
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ROBERTO GRAHAM
INGENIEBO
PONCE, F. r.

Agente autorizado para la venta
de las famosas turbinas hidraulicas de
James, Leffel & CO
Pidanse catslogos.
Pence, Julio 70 de 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-05
Juan Casasampera
(Nat1ral dc 1NaSnou, Catal,ma)

Para informarle de asuntos que le
interesan desea saberse su residencia: !:
dfcese Sc encuentra en- Guayama 5
Cayey
DirGase r Toro s. ca (Ponce)
JUNO, II de 1898.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-30
RESULTED FATALLY.
Death of the Young Man Brutality
Kicked From a Train,

Kicked from Train.
SAN JOSE, July 29-Earle Lincoln, the
young man who Is alleged to have been
kicked off the platform of the last car on
the south-bound Monterey express train
yesterday afternoon by a brakeman, at
the corner of Fourth and San Carlos
streets. died At the County Hospital at 2 SO
o'clock this morning, without making any
statement as to how tina accident occurred
The body was removed to the Morgus this
morning and his parents at Paso Robes
notified.
A warrant for the brakeman, charging
murder, has been issued, and when the 4 10
train arrives from Monterey this afternoon
an attempt will be made to serve il on the
party who is alleged to have knocked Lin
coin of the car.
Witnesses state that they may not be
able to Identify the brakeman.
Latsr-When the train arrived from
Monterey this afternoon the brakeman al
legged to have kicked Lincoln off the train
was on board in charge of the Marshal Of
Monterey, who had been tcleGraphed to
arrest him. The man was George Z.
Granger. He refused absolutely 10 say q
word concerning the accident. 1t Is sup
posed that Granger will attempt to prove
au alib, as it Is ssid that no was talking to
parties in another part of the train when
the accident occurred
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-30
came off to-day, with variations from the

came off today. with variations from the
original announcement. Representative
Harter of Ohio arrived in due season, but
Senator Stewart of Nevada did not come.
A man known as Farmer" Dean Of
Honey Falls. N. Y, came as substitute
for Stewart At the latter's request. Dean
said the real interests Of the country will
be best served by return to the policy
followed from 1892 to 1893. We want
currency enough to meet the demands of
trade and commerce. There 10 not gold
enough in this country to carry on trade
We have money famine, the worst OF all
famines. We need double the present
volume of money.
Harter said nation can never have too
little or too much money, il standard is at
a parity with itself. To have too much
money is as undesirable as to have too
little. The volume is Of little consequence.
If ninety mine per cent of the business of
the country is done upon credit does not
that fact contain nnety-niDe arguments
WHY credit should not be sound.
mo nation" said Harter, "has eyer sue
ces.fully carried on business under two
atandar,ls !"
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ship S. C. Bement. thirty-eight days from
Yokohama. arrived tonight with $500 tons
Of tea consigned to Eastern markets.
WILL FAVOR RESTRICTION.
Forecast of the Result of the Behring'S
Sea Arbitration.

Sea Arbitration.
PARIS, July 29.-Since the closing OF
arguments in the Bering Sea case the arbi-
traitors have been sitting as regularly as
before at the Foreign Ministry. endeavor-
ing to agree upon decision.
Yesterday was one of the few days they
.have missed. Baron Decourcelles. presi-
dent OF the court, being absent on private
business, while it is Impossible 10
tell when they will announce their
decision. general idea of what that deci-
sion will be may be given with reasonable
assurances of its accuracy The aroi-
traitors will decide that pelagic sealing
should be restricted SO as to prevent
the extinction of the fur seal spacies. but
they will not give to the Americans 1ull
property rights in the herd which are
claimed. The question of damages is I'M
derstood to be the one which is chiefly
prolonging the labors OF the arbitrators.
This forecast of the result of the arDitra-
ton is substantially Endorsed by those
Americans and Englishmen best qualified
to know. Speculations as to the time o!
announcing the decision. based on the fact
that Senator Morgan had announced his
departure for August 5, are not trust
worthy, as he has changed his date to Au-
gust 10. and says he is not sure he can get
away them
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the mouth sIs the sMentezuna Slough by
an Albanian named Nick Grillo. As near
as the circumstances can be learned.
Griiio and Jacob we're dining at the scow
of one John Tellcro. The wine Jug had
made many rounds, when dispute arose
and the Albanian went to his scow. pro-
cured knife, and coming back plunged
it three or four times into the back of
Jacob. The injured man was brought to
this city this evening for medical attend
ance. DR.. Pisrcey pronounces his wounds
very serious. Officers Malone and Hyde
have gone up to arrest the aggressor.
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AVENGED HIMSELF.
Fatal Encounter Between Kentucky
Marshal and a Prisoner.

LOUISVILLE, July 29.-Town Marshall
A. j. Blank and Edmund Graham, a
tough. shot and killed each other this
eve Mug.
The Marshal had placed two Of Gra-
hams cows in the Pound, and Graham
broke the gate down snd let them out.
Blank, who is white-haired man of 10
wears. secured a warrant and attempted to
serve it on Graham. who opened fire.
Marshal Blank began to shoot also,
and brought Graham TO the ground at the
second shot Graham got up. however.
and, aiming at the old Marshal, shot him
In the breast.
The game old man fell. but drew himself
up to his knees. shot Graham near the
heart and fell back dead. Graham died
soon after.