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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15
TIE WHISKY TRUST.
President Greenhut says Burrows's Rsso-
lution is Buncombe With an Ulterior

President Greenhut says BurrOws's Rsso-
tuition is Buncom0e With an Ulterior
Purpose.
CHICAGO January 14-Presideat J. r.
Greeuhut, Of Peoria, chief executive Of the
Disdllers aud Cattle Feeding Associa-
ticu, was asked to-day what be thought OF
the resolution introduced into Congress by
Representative Burrows, Of Michigan.
Thisis the resolution which demands an in-
vsstiEatlon OF the Distillers and Cattle
Feeding Company, or WHISKY Trust,
which has attracted so much attention dur
inC the past few days.
1T looks 70 ne" said President Green
hui. "ss though it was introduced simply
as matter OF ouncomoe for some Interior
purpose II is we'll known to everybody
that the Distillers and Cattle Feeding Com
pzny is q legally organized corporation un-
Ger the laws OF Illinois and as such is
subject 10 the law as is any other
CORPORATION. The names of its officers
and their places Of business and all other
information asked for by Mr.. Burrows in
his resolution can be ascertsined in any
city OF the United States oy simply asking
the ouestions of sny mercantile agent
When anvoody attacks the purity OF our
goods ne attacks not only Us but also the
internol revenue Of the government
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15
AMERICAN POPE FOR AMERICA.
A Conspiracy to Establish an Independent
Catholic Church In America, Alleged TO
have Been Discovered.

A Conspiracy to Establish an Independent
Catholic Church In America, Alleged to
have Been Discovered.
New YoRK, January 1.-THE London
correspondent of a morning paper eabled
the following to-day:
a significant rumor comes from the for
eign Office conceraing Catholic Church
affairs.
1t is declared the British minister in
Rome has informed the government
through Lord Rosenberg that tue Vatican
is greatly disturbed over the condition OF
affairs in the United States.
Archbishop Vaughan has been commuR-
icated with, IL IS alleged, 10 the effect that
a very great peril meuaces the interests OF
the Pope in the United States. So far as
can be ascertained plot has been discov-
cred, having as its basis a separation
OF the church in America from the mother
church in Rome and the creation Of an inde-
pendent body with head selected oy the
American bishops.
The idea seems TO be the creation OF
body similar in some respects 10 the Greek
Church Of Russia. with responsible head.
with powers equal to the Metropolitan in
that country.
DR.. Vaughn declines to discusss the mat
ter but il is known that he has given GER
tain counsel tending 10 counteract the al
legged conspiracy 10 create an American
Pope for America.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15
ARCHBISHOP CoRRIGAN
Was Not at Rome and Could Not DO
seen-Father Connolly speaks for Him.

Was Not at Rome and Could Not be
Seen-Father Connolly speaks for Him.
New YoRK, January l4.-No Official an-
nouncement Of the appointment OF Mgr.
Satolli has reached Archbishop Corrgan,
nor does he expect any. Speaking as his
representative, Father Connolly stated that
whatever might be said in regard 10 the re-
suit Of the appointment OF Mgr. Setolli as
apostolic delegate must necessarily be
conjecture only.
ave do not know what powers will be
vested In Mgr. Satolll, he said. "They
can onlp be learned through the documents
which 1t is announced have been forward
ed to him at Washington"
Archbishop Corrigan himself could not
oe seen. 1t was announced that he had
prepared his statement upon reading the
report Of the appointment, and had gone
out
Archbishop Corrigan, "said Father Con-
molly, accepts the ruling OF the Holy
Father as right. There was room for an
opinion opposed 10 this action previous 10
the appointment. Now, however, there
can be but one view OF the matter"
There may be some people who will take
this appointment as direct hit at Arch
bishop Corrigan; will he have anything TO
say in answer 10 thatin was asked Father
Connolly.
eve cannot help what people think" J"
was the reply; 1.-THE Archbishop will ig-
more whatever maybe said.'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15
GEORGE DIXoyS MANAGER

says Dixon Is Ready TO Fight Any 1Is
Pound Nan in the World for the Cham
pionship.
Ngw YoKK, January 14-Thonas
O'Rourke, George Dixon's manager. TO
day published q statement regarding the
criticism Of sporting writer's about DiKon's
action in refusing 20 fght a. 10 pounds.
Il aavs asked the leading prize ring
authorities in America" O'ROurke says.
'in regard 70 the weight ~ which feath-
erwsiEht champion should AEnt snd they
state viii authority taught oT experience
that 1is pounds Is the outside limit.
"Richarc X Fox also decides tnGt Dixon
will never forfeit his well won titleDy re-
fusing 70 fght a. any weight ever rs
pounds.
man in the world for $4,000, the large1t
purse, and the championship Of the world
az lle pounds. Five hundred dollars ce-
posit Is posted with Richard X. Fox 70
show Dixon means business, and ny mosey
i ready"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15
THE CLEVGLANDS AT LAKEWOOD.

Anxious People Insist on Sending Mall to
the President elect Despite His Positive
orders-Ous for n Sleigh Ride.
LAKEWOOD, n. j., January 14.-Presi-
dent-alect Cleveland was up and about at
an early hour this morning, as was also the
other membe of the ''little white house of
the pines"
After going through the morning papers
Mr.. Cleveland was handed batch OF let
ters which had come by the early mail,
despite his orders that all mail for him
should be sent to his New York office. AT
II O'Clock Mr.. and Mrs Francis Freeman,
who entertained the Clevelauds when here
last month. called at the cottage. In few
minutes Mr. Freeman returned with Mr..
Cleveland and both gentlemen entered the
sleigh and took an hours ride.
Before leaving the house Mr.. Cleveland
refused to be interviewed by the reporters
and sent out word that ne had nothing to
say regarding the story that Mr.. Carlisle
had written him letter accepting the
Treasury portfolio on condition that the
administration support him for the presi-
dency in 1895. Thus far no other callers
have been at the cottage.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15
BOTH SIDES CLAIM IT.
Populists and Republicans Ready GO
Make Trouble Rather Than vacAte.

PopuIIsts and Republicans Ready co
Make Trouble Rather Than VacAte
TOPEKA, KAs., January 1.-THE crisls In
the legislative conflict that has been
waging between the Republicans and the
Populists since tho day tho Legislature
assembled, has finally been reached Tho
Popuists' House has oeen recognized by
both the Governor aud the Senate and the
Popnllst state government is In position
to turn the Republicans out
The only way 10 pass the crisis wftout
serious trouble, and possibly bloodshod, Is
the acceptance BY both sides OF some com
promise measure, and that now seems tho
re,notest possibility. The only step wanting
10 bring the situation 70 crisis was the
recognition Of the Populist House by tho
Senate. After an extended debate In tho
latter body TO-DAY, the desired recognition
was extended. The state OF the feeling on
tho House side Of the capitol may oe imRg-
ined from the remarks mado oy both speak
ers when the action OF the Senate was an
nouncsd.
Mr. Douglass. the Republican speaker
said the principle OF self-govornment was
on trial now as IL was years ago, and IL
would triumph now as II did then.
MFR. Dunsmore said the Popullst House
had been legally organized abd recognized
and no power on earth save tho sword
could dissolve II.
Dsspite this bitterness OF feeling, at
tempts are being made by the leaders OK
each side 20 bring about compromise.
Both Houses adjourned 70 4 o'clock Mon
day afternoon, in order TO give ample Tins
FOR the conduct Of the negotiations. The
Governor has delayed the transmission Of
his message FOR the same purpose.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15

WICHITA, KAs.. January i4-An orcsr
was promulgated by the officials OF the
Santa F'e today that al OF the employees Of
the road must either resign their pOsitiora
or withdraw from the order OF BrOtke,-
hood OF Station Men eeicre o'ciock %
morrow evening. The local league 10 quite
strong. but the men realize that the infan-
tile brotherhood is not Jet powerful enough
% pe with the railroads, so they had 40
alternative bet 70 withdraw froA II. Taey
forwarded their designations 70 The Broth
erhocd heacq quarters rbia evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15
PritcAara Changes His Mind again.

NEW YORK, January Is Ted Pritchard.
il appesrs, has saSin changed his mind
about fighting Alex. GreZgains bSiors the
Crescent City Athletic Club, OF New Or
leans
After President Noel bad sent Richard
Il. Fox 500 expense money 20 be forward
e. Pritchard, Mr.. Fox sent q caOleEram to
his representative in London, George At
kins0n, asking If Prtchard intended 10
come 10 America.
To-day he received this reply: "Tel
Pritchard Is not going 10 America. BLY,
Mccarthy. Of Australia, is going 10 Amer
lea and be win fght any onsof his weight"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15
THERgLL BE NO MORE FUSION.
The Populists and Democrats OF Kansas
Part Company aud For hseps

ToPgKA. KAN. January B-Not tho
least Of the results Of the split House Is the
dissolution OF the compact between the
Democrats and Populists. Fusion hss
been declared on.
Jerry Simpson notified Chairman Jones,
Of the Democratic State Central Commit
tee, that the partnership heretofore exist
ing between tho Populists and Democrats
has been dissolved. The t@o nad lively
interview.
1--WE want nothing more 70 Go with Jour
crowd said Simpson.
1--WE are quite ready TO quit you,' re-
piled Jones.
Then Simpson said that the two parties
had 70 dissolve partnership some tine and
Il might as well come now Is a. another
time.
Two years from now, he said, I'VE VIII
lick both the old parties"
Leading Democrats say they arc very
much ashamed OF the present conduct OF
their late political partners. The so-called
straignt-outs are saying 81 told you so. "
aud are already claiming the leadership OF
the party hereafter
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND IS PLEASED.
Rome is the Seat of All Catholic Power.
But iris 600 Far Removed from America
The Character Of Pope Leo.


ST. PAUL, MINI, January 14-When
asked by the Associated Press represents
tive about the institution Of an apostolic
deleFation in the United States this after
noon, Archbishop Ireland said:
Il am heartily glad. Controversies, agi-
tatiAg for some time past American Catno-
lies, are over aud peace will reign. Mgr.
Satolli came 70 this country IS papAl able
gate term which indicstes . tempory
mission ard ssmeWhat limited powers.
Objections vers ~ enee raised il certain
quarters against him. His authority wss
Questioned or denied. His recall demand
ed. nis mission declared Z failure.
TO all clAzorings Of this nature the
Pooe gives aaswsr swift and effective. He
declares that we shall have q permanent
apostolic delegation ia the United States
So well satisfied is be with the work so far
accomplished by the ssiegste ana, IS a
perfect recognition OF Mgr. Satolliis rights.
he names him the first apostolic delegate.
Leo XIII. is man Of hrm character (;
opposition strengthens his resolve. All
that has occurred since Mgr. Satolli's arri-
val demonstrates the more plainly the need
of q representative Of the Pope, clothed
With well defined and extensive powers.
For Catholics, Rome 10 the supreme tribn-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15
Near Zero at st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, January 14.-With the ther-
mometer but six degrees above zero at 3
D. m. and rapidly descending, the coolest
night of the season seems to be upon this
portion of the Mississippi valley.
The Mississippi river is gorged above
and below the city, but between the gorges
there has been sufficient clear water for
trans river traffic.
Among the steamboat people there is
great fear thai the river will freeze over so
completely that all traffic will have TO sus-
pend between this and the east side.
II the cold weather should prevail much
longer it will be impossible TO prevent
gorge from bank TO bank.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15
100 - Rseommsnd.tlon..

LONDON, January 14-At to-day's ses-
sion OF the Independent Labor party at
Bradford. the miners committee reported
in favCr or the abolition Of overtime, piece
work ana child lR0cr; the establishment OF
IS hours as legal weeks work, the making
az provision Tor the sick ana disabled and
for orphans and aged widows, the collec-
tive ownership Of land and suffrage and
the abolition OF the House OF Lords.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15

WAsHNGTox, D. c., January 14.-This
has been a good day for Blaine-the best
he has passed in its entirety for two days
DR.. Johnston visited the house al 10
O'Clock tonight, remaining but few mo-
ments.
He said that Mr.. Blaine was stronger
than he was Yesterday and had passed an
easv. comfortable day. There were but
few callers during the evening, and at IL
O'Clock, as usual, the house was closed up
for the night. Dr. Johnston stated that he
would not return during the night unless
sent for, and from indications he could SEQ
no occasion for that.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15
THE OHIO FROZEN
From Louisville to HeadwRters and the
Tributaries Locked With Ice.

CNc1NNATI, o., January 14.-With the
Ohio river frozen from Louisville TO head
waters, with al its tributaries locked IN a
still closer icy embrace, and with fall OF
snow almost unprecedented at this time OF
the year, the outlook for resumption OF
river traffic is dark indeed.
With these conditions the river may re-
main closed a month or more, ana the
breakup must be accompanied with great
damage. Destitution Ia the city Is In
creased by loss of work and by the high
price OF coal. out help is coming promptly
6otn from the city and from private clti-
Znna
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15

nal; but Rome is rather far away. A hand
near by is needed that Will at any moment
reach out and bid the sea be placid.
"The most far seeing liberal mind In the
world to-day is that of Leo: the most gen
tie and generous heart is his. Neither
Catholics nor Protestants Of America know
him sufficiently. II is the duty OF all TO
study him; ii is the particular duty OF
Catholics 10 draw nearer 10 him and fol-
low more lovallv his supreme guidance
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15
Frozen nUpatLouisvlIIe.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, January 1.-THE har
Dor IS almost frozen solid aud thousands
are skating on tho ice. The ferry boats
still have q channel through the ice, but it
takes over so minutes for the powerful
boats 70 60 from shore 70 shore. Pitts
burg coal is nov selling for s. ton, while
Tr0ntucky coal brings IS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15
AFFAIRS OF TIE FATHERLAND.
The Indications are That the Army BIZ
viii Pass-The ERect of Won CnpriVfs
Speech Abroad.

The Indications are That the Army BIZ
viii Pass-The kfTect of Won CnpriVfs
Speech Abroad.
BIZ Ca6Is to the RtGister
BERLIN, January 1.-THE opposition is
now beginning to admit that the army bill
has a fair chance Of passing the Reichstag
The general tone of the parliamentary cir
cles shows decidedly that the Chsncellor's
forceful presentation of the governments
demands and the reasons for them has
created strong Impression. II
is generally conceded that the
Chancellor's speech was most
powerful and skillful plea for united action
on the part of all the German parties on a
matter that involved the safety OF the
Fatherland. His speech was an appeal
10 the patriotism Of the country and, not
withstandlng the statements made oy some
mem bers Of the Reichstsg, 1t IS believed
it was not madsin vain.
In the official circle the question now IS
not whether the government will get ma
jority, but how large the maJority Will oe
The effect Of the Chancellor's speech
abroad is eagerly watched here. kilograms
from St. Petersburg received to-day state
that the Chsncellor's words made the
worst sort OF an impression there, ewing
To the want OF accord between his utter
snces before the committee and his pre-
yious pacific declarations, which were re-
Gently received through the German En-
bassy.
THE TENOR or THESE REMARKS
influenced the Cars decision 70 send the
Czsreyitch es his representative 10 the
marriage OF Princess Margaret. The re-
vulsion OF the friendly feeling entertained
for the German government viii be intense
unless Chancellor Won Caprivi officially
explains his remarks regarding Russia and
Denmark. The speech is hailed at Vienna
and Buda Pest as establishing greater coa-
hdence on the part Of the Austrian govern
ment in Won Czprivi than was ever felt in
Prince Bismarck.
A movement that has been inaugursted
aTsinst the privileges enjoyed oy the ou-
reaucrscy is stirring the middle classes OF
Prussia. Prussian officials, whose num-
eer is legion. are exempt from any TAXA
ton except direct income tax. Outside
the oficsholdiRg clSss this is believed to
oe an iajustice, and meetings have eeen
held in several places to protest against ths
exemption.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15
-. ,l,,.s, ,n r,n. MInntns.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, January 1.-THE
three mile skating race between Hagen, OF
Norway, and Breen. Of st. Johns, n. B,
this afternoon was won easily BY Hagen
Time, nine minutes fat. Breen's time
uine mines sud twenty-elght seconds.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15
A GOOD DAY FOR BLAINE.

90 Was Better Last Evening and tho
House Was closed for the Night at IL
D. m.-The s5OctOrs Not In the House
WASHINGTON, D. c., January l5.-UP to
l 80 a. m. there have been no signs OF lie
within the Blaine house. AS the last caller
ca1ne out he said that Mr.. Blaine was rest
ing easy, and that there was no change In
his condition.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15
AraoIn nbrIdre Wants CnrII.ln,n S.

FRANKFoRT. KY, January 14-It is said
CONGRESSMAN W G. p. Breckenbridge will
make d fight for Senator Carlisle's seat as
the Cleveland candidate.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15

exhibiting him rs a Christian Of tender
pietv, but l truthfully and heartily bear
testimony that ae had a sincere and strong
Catholic faith. When he was ready 70 en-
ter public life he never felt the temptation
TO ding aside his faith, that might handi-
cap him 10 the race for position. He never
felt called upon % apologize for his creed
under government that leaves every man
free 20 worship his Maker according 10 the
dictates Of his conscience. While he did
not 0Otrusively proclaim his religion from
the house tops, be was willing that the
world should know that he believed IN the
doctrines Of the Old Church, aud acknOwl-
edged the supremacy Of the Pope. There
were, perhaps. periods when the pre-occu-
patton Of his politics caused him to adjourn
the confederation Of his religious duties
longer than he should have done, out he
never thought Of entirely abandoning them.
On Sundays, when in town, he faithfully
occupied his place in church, and be was
seen, too,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15
POOR UNHAPPY
She Has Two Houses Of Representa-
tiyeS and Neither at Work.
THE POPULIST HOUSE RECOGNIZED

BY the Senate and the Governor
Some Pretty Strong Language
Used By the Speakers Of the
Two Houses-They Talk About
Swords and Things and Play
Patriot.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15
AT TIE COMMUNION RAILING.

''On the day OF bis Oldest boys first
communion he gave nv congregation the
ediication of seeing him kneeling humoly
at the railing with the boy and processing
his faiLh in the real Presence. As for his
fGults, be was honest enough. 70 admit
them. He is deGc, and il is nov our prov
iuce 10 settle the account between him and
mis- Maker God in His mercy accorded
him the time during MS painful last illness
TO regulate the affairs Of his conscience. j"
AT the conclusion Of the mass the casket
was borne Dy the pail bearers to the fu-
neral car, and the cCrtege moved 10 the
cemetery back OF town, where Father
SteDg ger pronounced at the grave the last
solemn service OF the church.
Gen. Watts was pail bearer and bis
place upon the Senate Committee was
hlled BY Senator Dorsey, OF Marshall.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15
down INTO TlH CRAVE
The Mortal Remains Of West Virgin
las Beloved Senator
CONSIGNED TO MOTHER EARTH

The Last Sad Rites Of the Church
Performed Over the BOdy-Rev.
Father Stenger, Who Has Been
~ Senator Kenna's Pastor for a
Quarter Of q Century, Delivers
the Funeral Sermon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-15

In the House. bill was passed approp.
Rating SS.5e5. 900 70 pay Tor the Cherokee
striR
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II established in the United States, and
you are confirmed as the first delegate.
"O'CoSNELL."
Information was also received here con-
frniug the announcement that Rev. +. Z.
Rocker. OF Albany. n. Y, had been for
mally appointed secretary Of the Apostolic
Delegation and stating further that be had
lsft Rome for New York and was no doubt
the bearer Of the pspal bill creating the
delegation and confirming all the powers
Of Mgr. Satolli.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-07-07

canned goods, jellies, sirups, extracts,
jams, preserves and the like may be
put up and with little effort will find
good demand. OF course, immediate
returns are better, but as everybody
can not live adjacent to large consum-
ing localities. the next best thing is to
devise way to utilize to advantage the
things we have in hand, and so prepare
them that they can not be sold at
longer range.
In the districts Immediately surround
ing large cities comparatively little
fruit is put up. The grower, for the
most part, works on a small scale, and
has neither facilities nor time for pre-
serving it. Quick returns are more de-
sirable, and the fruit is all rushed into
the market; often, indeed, with so
much haste that the quality and man
ner of preparing it are secondary con-
siderations, and, as natural result,
such fruit brings low prices, and
the name of the grower is rarely
heard beyond his own neighborhood
and the commission house to whom he
consigns his goods, and that very rarely
finds it possible to make returns salts
factory to the producer.
With their naturally dainty and care
full habits. women are specially adapted
to the growing and marketing of small
fruits and the management of flowers.
The business is rapidly increasing
among them, and many are making
most pronounced success That others
will soon take it up is merely matter
of course,-N. Y. Ledger.