Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-11
NEWSLETS
Interesting Pieces OF Telegraphio News In
Small Space.


The steamship Hayel, sailing for Eu-
rope to-day, will take out s3,5OO,OO0 gold
shipped as follows e, 600 by Heidel-
back. Ickelheimer g. Co.; sl,0OO,OOO by
Lazard Freres, and $4,000 by Laden
burg, Thalman Il Co.
Yesterday Ex-Governor A. G. McGiath
died at Charleston, s. C., aged ~ years.
Admiral Paris is dead at Paris. M. De
candolle, the Botanist, is dead at Geneva.
William G. Robbins. of the New York
Life Insurance Company, yesterday COM
mitted suicide by shooting himself through
the head. He belonged 10 wealthy fami.
IL. and he expected TO iuh crit fortune OF
more than e., 100000.
Antonucci, a conspicion italian aero
naut, made an accent IN balloon at Arezzo
Tuscany yesterday. A gust OF wind
drove the balloon against tower, Autonucci
was thrown out and he fell loo feet.
His skull was shattered. ballon carry
ing three passengers left Brussels at
midnight Saturday. NJ. Toult, proies-
sional aeronaut was in charge. over
Staples. department Of Pas-De Calais,
Toll fell from the balloon. The other two
passengers continued the voyage.
MIR. Edwin G. Fowler, the Chief Clerk
10 the First Assistant Postmaster General
mas D6c0 utlulltu W aooAot AAe%N NAs'
During the first administration OF President
Cleveland, Mr.. Fowler was acting hrst
assistant much Of the time, and as Chief
Clerk 70 Mr.. Stevenson because thoroughly
familiar with the duties Of the Office.
Three persons died Of cholera yesterday
in L,Orient, in the department or Morioi-
han, France, where the disease mas caused
many deaths recently.
na~ufnh lnaAor has
made another raid in Upper Egypt. He
directed his incursion toward Tokar. and
was met and repulsed by the Egyptian
cavalry. The cavalry pursued Digmas
orces and killed twelve Of the Dervishes
Lobasco, the famous trottinR stallion
owned by J. S. Ladd, died at Beatrice,
Neo., last night OF laryngitis.
Henry Smithers, negro, was lynched
last night near Donaldsonville, In Miller
county. Ga. He was hanged 70 tree and
his body riddled with bullets. He was ar
rested on suspicion Of entering room oc-
cupied by four ladies.
Chairman T. II. Carter, this afternoon
ISSUED call from Helena, Montana, for Q
meeting OF the Republican National Com
mittee at Louisville. KY, May 10.
The New York Assembly last might
passed by vote Of IS to % bill abolishine
1 capital plIlSuutut. I'd ldhc tHtCt, nuONiu
it become law, On September 2.
An earthquake shook most districts In
Servia early this morning. Thousands oi
houses and many churches have beer
| wrecked.
The latest report from L'Orieut say'
there were 10 deaths from cholera there OF
| Sunday.
Everything IS quiet az Hull so far as th'
| strike Of the dock laborers Is concerned
| The nou-union laborers are actively eu
gagged In loading o number OF vessels with
| out interference by the strikers.
Legal papers In the suits for conspiracy
| against members Of the Clothing Manufac
| turers' Association have been served or
President Horinthal and others. Th'
complainants are locked out cutters.
A dispatch from Lisbon says that while
| King Caalos was driving yesterday {
young man fired shot above the King
/ head. The man was arrested.
At Louisville. Louisville defeated Balti
more in an exhibition game yesterday
Louisville, 5; Baltimore. 81: hits. and
errors. 4 and q; pitchers, Heming ans
| CIausen. Baker and NcSeb.
Delegates were elected 70 the Presbyte
rian General Assembly. which meets a
| Washington, ID. c., op the third Th1rsds'
| in May. by the New York Presbytery yes
| terday. Four are favorable TO DIR. Brigg
| and three are against him. The Brigg.
| case is again exciting great interes
| throughout the country.