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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-05
THE MONTANA LEGISLATURES.

Democrats and Populists Divide tho Off,
GERS of the House--Very Close.
HELENA, Mont, January 4-The organ
ization of the House begun yesterday by
an arrangement between the Populists and
Democrats was concluded this morning
Populists have the Speaker and Ser
geant-at Arms; the Democrats the Chief
Clerk, assistant Clerk and assistant Ser
geant-at-Arms.
Republicans have stopped dilatory move
ments, but are watching for an opportunity
to get control of the House.
The margin between the two sides is so
close that the absence Of one Democrat and
the switching OF one Populist, would give
the Republicans control
The latter refuses to pair under any cir.
cumstauces. The doctors still refuse TO
allow Davidson, the sick Democrat, to at
tend the sessions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-05
IN A FLOODED NINE
Eight Russian Miners Found Aftsl
Imprisoned Ten Days without III

Eight Russian Miners Found After
Imprisoned Ten Days without n
ST. PETERsBURG, January 4.-Td
ago mine on the line OF the Lond
way flooded by the sudden ingrel
large volumo~aof water The nine
set OF blast and kthe. explosion vi
lowed by a rush ofyEater' taaBt TO pump
were not able 10 cope with. fho mlpert
fed for their lives and all managed Z
reach the surface in safety except eighq
men who, II was supposed, had beenl
drowned in the workings. The pumps,
were kept goinglnight and day. and after
a week they began 10 gain on the water.
To-day the niue was declared safe v
enter and party OF miners went down q
reecue the bodies OF their comrades. They
searched the main galleries, but found n (
trace OF them. Finally In a steep workinb
that had been abandoned long time agd
they almost stumbled over the men who Il
appears had made for this point when they
found escape by means Of the shaft cut on
They were alive Dut had their rescue beelI
later by even few hours, they would havf|
died OF starvation. For ten days they bad,
been without morsel OF food aud they
were so weak they could hardly speak.
They were removed 70 the surface as quick
ly as possible. Medical aid was summoned
and stimulants In very small quantities.
were given 70 them, after whicS they werd
allowed little soup. The physicians stats,
that with extreme care, the eight men vii,
probably recover.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-05
Will Boycott the Boat.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, January "A
letter from Vice President Hickey. of the
Amalgamated Association Of Iron Work
ers, TO local iron worker, discloses a sys-
tematic and extensive plan to boycott
the christopher Columbus, +" the passenger
whaleback built for the Worlds Fair, be-
cause the vessel is built Of steel plates from
the West Superior Iron and Steel Com
pany, which is non-union shop. The diff
fculty grows out OF the strike last sum-
mer, and is actuated BY the Amalgamated
men who are discharged.
The scheme is TO have all the labor
unions of the Worlds Fair City pass boy
colt resolutions and an agent from here
will visit Chicago and other cities in the
interest Of the scheme. The barge works
people express no fear Of the threat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-05
TYpHUs Is EPIDEmIo.
Ten New Cases Found In New York Yes
terday Morning-One Moro Death.


NEW YORK. January 4-Typhus fever
is now undoubtedly epidemic in this city.
Before 10 o'clock this morning the health
officials had discovered ten new cases, all
on the east side of the city and in the most
thickly populated districts. To-day's
cases makes the total foot up eighty-one
victims since December l, when the
plague first broke out There was one
death from the disease at North Brother
island during the night, the unfortunate
being John Sllsky, who had been taken
from 81 Bayard street. All of the lodging
houses south of Fourteenth street, and
there are sixteen Of them, were visiled last
night by health inspectors. Every one of
the lodgers was examined. The pest hole,
"a Bayard street, where the first case was
discovered, was fonnd to have thirty
seven beds in excess of legal allowance.
The total number of dodgers in all the
lodging houses in the city is $4,000 The
health board will meet to-day to take adj
ditional steps against the spread Of the
plague.
Another typhus victim from "a Bayard
street, d. Brennan, 45 years old, died at
North Brothers Island this afternoon. max
ing the third death there from the disease.
Eight additional cases of typhus fever
were reported tonight, making total Of
90 cases since December l, 1892.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-05
AGAINST SILVER COINAGE.
Congressman Harter Introduces Sub
stitute joint Resolution - International
Agreements Desired.


Congressman Harter Introduces Sub
stitute Joint Resolution - international
Agreement Desired.
WASHINGTON, d. c., January 4-Repre-
sentative Michael ID. Harter, OF Ohio, OBJ
jects to the suspension Of the silver pur-
chase resolution introduced in the Senate
BY Mr.. Mcpherson, OF New Jersey, on the
ground that il gives to the Secretary of the
Treasury greater control over the subject
than any man could wish, and more than
Congress ought 70 place IN the hands of
any officer Of the Government. He offered
in the House to-day substitute in the ma
ture OF a Joint resolution providing as
follows:
ssThaU all further purchases Of silver bull
lion oy the United States of America shall
cease from after the passage, or adoption
Of this resolution, and that said purchases
shall not be resumed until an international
agreement shall be reached which agree
ment shall at least include Great Britain,
Germany, France and the United State Of
America; and which agreement shall fix
LIBERALIZATION at which silver bullion will
thereafter be received for coinage witho Ut
limit as to quantity at the mints Of all the
natiOus which are parties 70 an interna-
tiOnal agreement"
Mr. Harter thinks this resolution should
accomplish the same result, and not be
open 70 the same objection as the McPher-
son resolution. 1T would, moreover" he
says, "be notice to the world that we are
ready to jain with other civilized nations
in the coinage OF silver on any agreed-up0n
international ratio, and that meanwhile we
declined going on raking their chestnuts
in for them at the risk Of commercial dis
aster and national disgrace"
Mr. Harter says ne believes that silver
purchases have greatly contracted the cur
rency during the last twenty-four or twen-
ty-hve months, and that after counting in
the notes issued by the government in pay
ment for pig silver, the actual volume OF
the currency is to-day probably at least
goo, ,OOO, 900, and perhaps S250O00,0O 600 or
S215, ,OOO, 900 smaller than il we had been
out Of the silver speculation entirely.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-05

ecfal Tsls0ram to ne Rs0isssT.
EUNTINGToN, W. Va, January AT
'ut half past two o'clock this afternoon
ln Rose, the colOred porter and general
per at Keef's drug store, walked into
house occupied by Henry Arnett ana
Inrv Graves and wife aud calling Matte
ives, the wife Of Henry, ana SAID ne
ted to see her privately.
q went into the middle room OF the
with him and Mr.. Arnett, who sus'
trouble. started 10 follow. Then ne
"a a SS-caliber revolver and pointed II
er. She ran to call a policeman, out
.tore she got back four pistol shots rang
h in quick succession. When she got
ck into the house, Rose leaped out OF the
BIZ and disappeared up Second avenue.
avegugatiOn showed that Rose had nrst
bed the woman, Matte Graves, In the
and then fired three shots into ner
one passing directly through the
ID, another entering the LETT SIDE ten
les below the fatal wound, while the
two were slight wounds.
he knife stab in the neck was an ugly
which would have killed the woman.
s murdered woman scarcely moved out
her tracks, so quickly was the work
and when found she was laying hall
bed, her legs hanging over on the
The fire from the pistol had ignited
rtion Of her dress in one place and was
ug when she was turned over The
yer and knife, Barlow" :" were
q floor beside the dead woman.
roner Burlington arrived soon after
Aurder and Immediately called jury.
victim, Matte Graves, was a fair
ne cOlored woman, married TO Henry
res, but it seems she had been keeping
Rny with Rose.
had a quarrel last night about some
and the woman told Mrs. Arnett
an hour before that she feared Rose
q kill her.
Sc is an intelligent negro and had
Sair knowledge Of pharmacy.
took refuge under the freight depot
Ohio River Railroad, where Deputy
Wilson and Chief Of Police Turner
ended him and conveyed him 70
not at all unlikely that Judge Har-
convene another special grand
court being still in session, and II
tment is returned, give the muir
speedy trial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-05
THE SENATORSHIP.
Senator FauIkner's Friends Think He VIII
succeed Himself


Special T6le0rGm 20 ths Register.
WASHINGTON, d. c., January 4-The an
nOUncement in some OF the morning papers
to-day that there would be organized OPP
position 70 the reelection of Senator
Faulkner, caused a good deal Of discussion
here. 1t has been the general belief In
Washington that Senator Faulkner would
have no serious opposition, and the Charles
ton dispatches caused surprise. Much
doubt was expressed regarding the truth
OF the report that ex-senator Camden was
in the fight against Faulkner as IL was
thought his letter Of last spring withdrew
him from the race. The reports have not
disturbed Senator Faulkner's friends and
they express the utmost confidence that he
will be reelected by a safe majority when
the time comes.
The Senator himself showed no symp-
toms Of alarm and said that he would re-
main in Washington until Saturday next.
Representative Wilson is still absent
from the city but friends of his who were
seen bv the REGISTER correspondent said
Mr.. Wilson was not q candidate for the
SenatOrship.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-05
WORKING ON Immlrration.

WASHINGTON, d. c., January 4-Senator
Chandler to-day introduced q second bill
restrictive Of immigration designed TO be
supplement or supplant the first bill. The
features Of the new measure are the desig-
nation Of four new classes of excluded per-
sons; requirement for declaration by
every immigrant Of name, place OF depart
ure, former residence. and other informa-
tion; the issue Of certificates by U. S. Con-
suls upon voluntary application OF immi-
grants; requirement Of more space for
immigrants aborad vessels and better ven
tilation. and new naturalization clause,
requiring sixty days notice of.tEe applica-
ton before trial
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-05
she CouIdn't Leave Mamma.

CLEVELAND, o., January 4.-Dr. w. T..
Coriett, who occupies high social and
professional position in this city, to-day
nled suit for divorce from his wife, Ka-
turah, who was Buffalo lady before mar
riage. They were married less than a year
ago. Mrs Corlett declined positively TO
live apart from her mother, aud when that
lady was not here she was in Buffalo. A
few months after marriage she left him al
together and returned to her mother in
Buffalo The grounds on which divorce is
asked are gross neglect Of duty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-05
A VERY ExoITlNG rIRn.
Lady Orde's Residences Burned and NJ
HeirIoons Destroyed.

AAehl0onAo DDsNfoIGu
LONDON. January "A fre attended
exciting scehes occurred to-day In the "a
ionable noighborhood Of Seymour strd
The dowsger Lady Beatrice Orde, wild
OF the late Sir Sir John Powlett Orde.
her residence on Seymour street. The
dy is advanced ia years. but we'll prose
ed. Early this morning lady Orde's hor
took fire. The flames gained such RAJ
headway that escape by the ordinBry 6L-
its was cut OF, and for q time II seemed
that lady Orde and her servants on the up
per floor would perish. A large crowd as
semb,cd 10 witness the efforts OF the nro.
men TO reach the imprisoned inmates.
One servant who was badly fright
ened by the smoke and flames
that were pouring into the apartment ia
which she had taken refuge, was about 70
leap from the window 70 the street, but the
fremen and the crowd shouted 70 her not
70 risk her life aud tnat she would surely
be rescued. Lady Orde, who appeared ~
one OF the windows, showed remarkable
courage and restrained her servants as
much as possible while preparations wero
being made for rescue. The fremen bur
riediy elevated the Gre-escape. and Just as
a nun Of smoke shot out over tho heads Of
shrinking women, the fre-escape was ad-
iusted and frcmeD FASTENED 70 assist their
descent Amid frantic shouts Of delight
from the crowd. Lady Orde and her ser.
wants were brought down Ia safety. not q
person. 50 far IS known. being missing.
The residence, however. was consumed
with large quantity Of heirlooms Of the
Orde family which Is one Of the Oldest In
the kingdom.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-05
Baron Hirseh.

Baron Hirsch has proved himself the
most successful owner Of rsce-horses 10
England by winning sl65, 600 this sea-
son on La Fleche, Watereress. Wingall
and other representatives Of his stables.
Charity will profit by these winnings,
and some OF the Baron's friends have
already profted thereby For by one
Of La Fieche's last victories the Baron
won SIS, 900 for the ladies who we're
STAYING in bis house. Baron Hirsch's
kinkness TO his guests takes practical
form that is probably relished By the
Jmpecunl0us. All the cartridkes for the
shooting parties are prox.ds1 le< .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-05
PROMIsEs TO Bic SPICY.

A Prominent Young Parkersburg COople
Principals IN Breach of Promise Case.
Svscsal Telegram to tie Register.
PARKERsBURG, January 4.-Miss Fannie
Wise, a popular young lady Of the East
End, has instituted suit for breach Of prom
ise against Earl Perkins, well known
East Euder. 1t is said there will be some
very spicy revelations if the case gets into
court. Miss Wise asks for $1,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-05
An unmlstakabIe Evld.ncs.

Two strangers occupied the same
seat in crowded car on railroad
down in Indiana. and after the manner
OF travellers they began to get &C
ousinted. One was reading q paper,
and after minute or so he laid it in
his lap and remarked:
ST was just reading there that out In
Kansas the other day they postponed .
horse race on account OF funeral."
They don't do that way In my state, y
said the other.
mop" Queried the irstgaan.
mo; they postponea funeral on ac-
count OF horse raLe.
The first speaker looked at his COM
panion raom9nt and stuck out his
hand.
.What p<t .of the state ars yoa
fromg be kad. I'fs
taeky mzae
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Proposed to Disband the Militia.
scfaI TsIsordHt 10 the Rt0istSr.

COLUMBUS. o., January Ain the Ohio
Trades and Labor Assembly here To-Day a
resolution was offered asking the disosnd-
ment of the State militia. There was warm
debate upon it, and the resolution had many
supporters, who based their argument up-
on the part the militia here ana otner
states had taken in strikes 1t was de-
feated. but resolution asking that the
usual appropriation for the annual encamp-
mont of the militia, was adopted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-05
The county Nust Paw

ALBANY, n. Y. January 4-Comptroller
Campbell has received an opinion from
Attorney General Rosendale holding that
Erie county is under obligations to reim-
burse the State for the payment Of the ex-
peuses of the National Guard during the
recent switchmen's strike at Buffalo. The
amount involved is in the neighborhood OF
SlSO.OOO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-05
GERM
Beat Non-Union Miners
Windows of ri'elr II ousy

Beat Non-Union Miners
Windows of ri'elr II ous
At.
BERLIN, JanuaryA-Thi
OF keen anxiety In the Saar
the miners and their an
have made a desperats at
their cause by spreading ter
enlng open conflict.
Ia Puttlingen this morningy
hundred strikers ralded thq
men who had refused 10 ioinI
out and beat several snrsn
dows.. Ia
In Fofbach q mob starthl \
similar purpose was stopped I
by a priest, who begged the d
sonable and not to make inno}
men suffer for trying TO suppdI
lies.
The doctrines OF anarchy
were trying 10 realize. were
Germans and Christians.
fired at the priest as be spokI
anarchists, and Q shower ol
around him.
The mob made a rush for
saved himself by running aw|
broke a few windows, beat tv|
had refused 10 stop work 4
Reports from SearLoup to-Q<
effect that. despite the b0y
leaders and the apparentresp
the men. tho strike Is weaken
The striking miners are SUI
from the severity OF the weat
pected contributions from EnI
and Belgium have not come in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-05
PLUNGED THROUGH TaE TRAIN.
Eight Passengers KnIed-The Orders Mis-.
understood.

VIENNA, January A passenger train
from this city collided at Kanizsa, to-day.
with passenger train from Stuhlweissen-
ourg. Kanizsa is at the junction of the
two lines. and the engineer of the Vienna
train Misunderstanding the signals, ran at
half speed ahead of she Notwithstanding
train, which was moving twenty miles an
hour.
In the crash the locomotive of the latter
trained ploughed through three carriages
filed with passengers. They were COM
pletely demolished. Eight passengers were
killed instantly, five sustained injuries Of
which they will probably die, and ten were
wounded severely, but not mortally.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-05
SENATOR KENNA BETTER.
He Gains Sufficient Rest Yesterday to Ma
terialIy Improve dis COnditlon--NO Hope
Held Out By His Physlcians.

Reid Gut by dis RhyAlcians.
Spsct0l telegram 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, d. c., January 4.-There
was a slight, but most gratifying improve
ment in Senator Kennais condition to-day,
which inspired his family with all the
greater hope, because of the discouraging
symptoms which he has exhibited for
several days and which seemed TO pre-
elude any possibility Of ofimprovement.
The severe pains from which be has suf-
fered for nearly week disappeared, and,
though very weak, he seemed very COM
Portable, ahd was able TO get some refresh
ing sleep during the day and evening.
While this change for the better has
greatly relieved the anxiety OF the Sena-
tors family and made them feel tnat his
life may be spared, his physicians do not
hold out any hope Of his recovery.
They reluctantly admit that the Sena-
tors constitution is now so far reduced
and his heart 50 weakened by the severe
spasms which il has gone through that
nothing more than a prolOnging Of his life
for a few weeks at the utmost can be look
ed for.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-05
Another Postmaster Appointed.
,ei1I 7Ssegrnrz q th< Rfofster.

WASHINGTON, d. c., January 4-W. s.
Kirkham was to-day appointed postmaster
at Thompson, Marshall county, w. Va, in
place of g. G. Matthews, resigned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-05

I SUFFERED for two weeks with neural
gia, and Salvation Oil gave me immediate
relief Mrs. VIM c. Bald, MoSher street,
Baltimore, Nd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-05

RANToN, Pa, January 4.-Fire broke
|ASt Thomas's College here this morn
h upper floors Of the building are
kaged, while torrents Of water
much destruction on the lower
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-05
SOTHER FOUL MURDER
idsd to Cabell COunty'S List Of
\ Brutal OutrageS
MARRIED WOMAN WHO HAD

zen Intimate With Another Man,
killed by Him-John Rose, a
Negro, Stabs and Shoots His
Victim to Death in Her Own
House-The Murderer in Jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-05

Tom-"Whst's your horses nans?7
Joe-"Messsnger Boy"
"Tom-"What do you call him that
Jos-"Because he won't 80 out q n
walk" -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-05

Two SIN
The Batti
Arriving %
Country I'd
Excitement

JOHNSTON CT
The report come
that Calvin Snii
Osborn, was ~
morning. i
In the struggl!
posSee were XIII
the mob.
IL was one OF
occurred in M
ger just from I
still fighting al
ing killed.
Those Of th
killed are Jam
Robert Jones,
son, VIM. Rec
Laws, Nathan
Tom Hale. |
Those Of the
Osborne, Thed
John Osborne.
Will Rutter, IN
and Jack Philh1
The whole Cd
the war, and RED
from the adjoinn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-05
VERY BAD PAPER MONEY.
Worn Bills Garry All Sorts of Bacteria
and such Like Vermin.


and such Like Vermin.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., January 4.-Repre-
sentative Cultivate, of Ohio, has taken up
and in view OF the danger Of cholera inva-
sion will press vigorously at this session
Of Congress a prOpOss tiOn for the frequent
Iexchange Of sOiled paper money for new
AnoteS. An investigation made at his sug-
kestiOn has shown that old greenbacks and
ank notes contain the germs Of disease to
unusual degree, and there is reason for
Aprehension Of them as producer OF dis
e.
ne subject was first brought to Mr..
hwaite's attention by DR.. +. G. Clark,
Olumbus, and shortly afterwards the
gers Association, OF Ohio, to which
)uthWaite wrote about the matter
ed a report Of legislation to secure
snt exchange Of notes.
j. G. Graham, psychologists Of
Medical College, was asked to
an investigation, and his partial re-
iScloses the fact that old paper money
all OF bacteria as eggs are said to be
Graham writes that be made an ex-
on of eight bills. A one-6Ollar bill
eries Of 1873 showed three kinds of
one Of Uhe series Of 1860, two
wO twO-dOllar bills of the same
e each, and another dollar bill Of
of 1856, two kinds. The bills
uch worn and very dirty. The
IA Of the notes showed on each
re- a number Of bacteria
might some day under some
develop an energy enough
human system.
cal authority, the London
notes were found contain
OF various kinds Cul-
in broth, and these were
and guinea pigs, most of
twenty-four hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-05
TIE BAR ASSOCIATION.

snth Annual Meeting OF the
R'S,faAay Opened az Parkers-
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NOT RECOGNIZED.
AActIon of the Training
aongahela.

|larv 4.-The action Of
n Z. S. training ship
Easf
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-18
Be nos suplica publican 10 que sieus.

SO nos suplca publican 10 que Eigue:
For I'm ha dado su nombre el autor de Ian
Nociones de Geografia tan decantadas en- las CO.
lumnas de este periodico, que Sc suponfsn olvi.
dadas en- los archives de la Junta Provincial nor
distraction del que suscribe Sc llama Den Mar.
esso v. Verona. Este seiior dice en- su comuni-
cAdo, que 20 prometf bajo mi 6rma decfr d6nde
ss encontraban las reteridas nociones 81 81 dabs
su nombre. ID6nde y en- que parte he hscho sge
compromise? Dfgaio 81 senior Varona. En- ssto.
hay mucha malicia y mala intsnei6n. Tres s6oa.
dice, Ia, que Sc recbieron en- IL Junta Provincial
dichas noconss.
IPor que no laH ha rsclamado an TODD ana
tiempoS En- tan POGO estimaba 90 obrs? Un ADO
hace qae me retire de las ofcinas de In Juuts
Provincial, tempo bastants, dara alterarss todo
su archivo, si alguien ls place, sin cue me Al.
canoe responsabilidad alguna y ,hoy 10 hacel
Jamas vi sobre la mesa de mi despasho usmeian.
tes nociones, nj nunca ss me hizo rscIsmsci6n III.
guna sobre elias. Aquf hay tambisn mucha ma.
licia y mala intenci6n.
No todos hacen LEILA del Srbol caido.
puede que este 20 vuelva lsvantar. Yo 10 cue
deseaba era saber Ga nombrs seHor Varsna. Me
ha complacido listed. Gracias por hoy. Algdn
dia NOS veremos J entonces nuestras sxplicscio.
mes seran mas lstas. Siga ustsd eacribiendo GUAM.
to le plazca seguro de mi silsncio, porqus no hs.
bra de mortiicar 81 que goza IL satisfaction que
produce Ia conciencis del deber cumplido.-
Aartdn Martinez CANDIDA"