Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-08
NEWSLETA
Interesting Pieces of Telegraphlo News In
Small spacs.

| The exhibit company mas uoI ye. SsN
ceeded in obtaining a license, ana tue
Mayor has announced his determination 10
prevent the fight il be has TO go 10 CA
tremes.
The plasterers' tenders strike at Bos-
ton, is ended, the men being granted every
demand made.
The lasters and cutters employed In
Auburn, Maine, shoe factories have STRUCK
for new scale OF prices.
The White Star Company has at last
officially recognized the loss OF the frelgnt
steamship Naronic. The officials OF the
line have Just issued the new passenger
list for the season. and in the list OF tue
company's boats, the Naronic Is not IN
cluded.
Martial law has not been proclaimed In
Chile. Rumors that 1t was the intention
of the government TO issue sucn an oruer
were circulated in Santiago yesterday, out
there has been nothing Official puohsneu
yet
In connection with Count Apponyis'
speech in the Hungarian Diet Thursday,
Emperor Francis Joseph VIII pass severai
weeks in Pesth His intention has been
communicated TO residents OF the city,
who are arranging for great demonstra-
ton.
For a week the Union Pdcific has been
unable TO get trains through 20 Portland
on account Of floods. Bridges have been
carried away. Yesterday the road was
able TO resume business.
At Nashville, Tenn, Marsh Il Sons
harness and collar factory and tannery
burned last night. Loss, $4,000; insur-
ance, $1,000.
The disabled Hekla, from Copenhagen
with 900 cabin and steerage passengers,
was passed about S25 miles ous by the
Veendam. The Hekla was coming slowly
| westward and needed no assistance
At Buffalo, n. Y, Rt Rev. Stevens
Perry, Bishop of Iowa, Wednesday night,
preached the first Of a series Of Columbian
sermons at st. Paul's Church. He said we
owed nothing TO Columbus, Spain or Rome,
but all TO Cabot and Henry VII, and that
the discovery was made in defiance OF
pope Alexander VII. The sermon was
strictly anti Columbian and anti-Romish,
and has created consider able excitement.
A cablegram has been received at New
York saving that Jim Hall and Frank +.
Slayin signed articles 10 fight for al ,OOO
a side Tommy Burns, of,Liverpool,c champ
ion diver OF England, challenges Steve
Brodie or any one in America 10 swim any
distance mutually agreed upon Tor tlOO or
$500 aside.
The Nebraska State Senate yesterday
without a dissenting vote, adopted reso,
| luton impeaching ex-Attorney Generai
Lees for misdemeanors in office.
Jesus Feuene, the Spaniard, who yester-
day butchered his mistress, Francisco
Flores, and an aged German, at san ber-
nardino, Cal, was lynched last night py
mob of several hundred people.
1t is reported that San Domingo has an
insurrection under the leadership OF Gen.
| Gonzales. the leaders styling themselves
anti. l.Annexationists and opposed TO the
annexation of San Domingo TO the United
States. which they charge President Heu-
reaux with attempting 10 bring about
$500. 600 in gold mas been ordered at New
York for shipment Saturday.
The failure is announced OF Wertheimer
e. Co. Liverpool, cotton brokers, for R7O,-
| OOC. james BertOis Il Co. and Marks "
| Co. cotton brokers, have also failed in con-
sequence.
The Order of Adelphi is in financial
trouble. and a petition for dissolution ard
appointment of a receiver has been filed In
| Common Pleas court, at Cleveland, Ohio,
| by Vim. +. Krempel and others. The con-
Germ was organized in 1880, on the seven
wear plan. The headquarters were at Al
| lance. Ohio, and the Supreme officers num-
bered some Of the most influential and
aristocratic citizens Of that place.
AT Owensboro. KY, fire yesterday az
ternoon DESTROYED the four large ware
houses OF the Glenmore Distilling Com
pany. The buildings, containing ls,lE7
barrels Of whisky. The loss is estimated
at $3.50, 600; covered by insurance.
Frederick Ksldenberg, OF New York,
one OF the leading men in the meerschaum
pipe trade, has made an assignment with
out preference, TO Henry Z. Euler The
factory is valued at $4,000 and Is encum-
bered by mortgage OF $4,000. Mr.. hal-
denberg is endorser on notes 10 the amount
Of $3.50, ,OOO
The contest over Mrs. Barnaby's will,
for whose murder DR.. Graves Is awaiting
a second trial at Denver, has been settleo'
and il is believed Graves will not be re-
tried.
NJ Patenotre. the French Minister 10
the United States. has received the creden-
tials promoting him 70 the grade OF Am
| bassador.
Gossip has II that Chicago is 10 be made
prize ring headquarters during the
Worlds Fair. Whether "Parson" Davies
1 q
attitude Of the police are exciting specula-
tion.
The debate on the second reading OF the
Irish home rule bill was resumed yester-
dav In the House Of Commons, and proceed
ed tamely until the adjournment. No
notable speech was made. The House was
half deserted.
The revolt in the province Of Catamsria,
Argentina,is spreading and gaining power.
Several encounters between government
troops and insurgents have been reported.
MANY were killed, and all the prisoners
we're shot. The insurgents have recap
tured the railways. The government is
sending troops 10 protect State property.
The funeral Of Dan Donovan, the Cleve-
land pugilist. was held at Auburn, ". Y,
Yesterday. He was denied the funeral
rites Of the Catholic church because the
priests could not counteDance prize fight
ing. and there were no services whatever
az the house. He was given Christian
burial In ST. Joseph's Catholic cemetery
George I. Seney, the well known Brook
lyn phiIanthropist, died last evening.
Counsel for the clothing cutters were
busy Yesterday preparing afndayitS on
which warrants will pe asked for the ar
rest of various members Of the Clothing
| Manufacturers Association. Tne counsel
expect TO recover damages for the e0l lock-
ed ,ut men aggregsting A.O5O,OOO. IL Is
reucrted that 1000 cutters went out al
Brownsville, L. l., on asyInpathetic strike.
Reports OF destruction from prairie fires
continue 10 be received at Yankton, 5. ID.
The fire swept through the finest farms Of
the country. Losses sustained by prairie
fires during the past few days aggregate
many thousands Of dollars
Willis p. Troy was elected general ma1
ager and Pat Powers general agent OF
| National Bicycle Association at New Y