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who have worked over time; to enable
the President to force reciprocal canai
arrangements with Canada; to amend
the interstate commerce law 90 as 10
meet the Gresham and Counsei man de-
cisions and correct other defects 10 IL;
10 permit enlisted men TO be examined
for promotion to second lieutenant.
There was some legislation erected
on appropriation bills, the most I'M
portant being as follows: Closing the
Worlds Fair on Sunday and grantlhg
the fair So, 500, 900 in souvenir hall dol.
lars; authorizing the construction OF
one new cruiser, one line OF battle snip
and three gun boats; approprlatlng
$500. 900 for expenses OF the interna-
tional naval review; prohibiting pay
ments by government officers for trans
portatiou over non-bonded branch lines
owned by the Pacific railroads, lines
leased and operated by the Union ana
Central Pacific not being included now
ever; abolition Of army contract sur
geons; to stop the gauging OF liquors
from rectifying houses.
The Senate passed on two election
contests in favor OF the sitting mem oers;
Dubois, of Idaho, and Call, OF FLORIDA,
the contestants being Claggett ana
Davidson respectively. Tne House un-
seated Stewart, the Republican sitting
member from Pennsylvania dlstrlcI
and gave the place to Creig. In tne
Noyes-Rockwel contest from New
York, it refused to follow the recon-
mendation of the Election Committee
that Rockwell, the Democlatic slttlne
member, be unseated, and by major
itv vote confirmed Rockwel's title. In
the cases of McDuffie VS.. Turpin, from
Alabama, Reynolds VS.. ShonK' ana
Greevy VS.. Scull, from Pennsylvania
and Miller VS.. Elliott, from South Caro-
lima, the Elections Committee reported
in favor OF the sitting members.
Among the Senate bills not hereto
fore mentioned which failed IN the
House we're the following: Authorizing
! the Secretary of the Navy to transport
contributions to Russian famine suner-
ers: authorizing surveys for ship canais
| 10 connect Lake Erie and the ONO
river. and to create q national highway
| committee Ia good roads bill.) Among
| the House bills not previously men
toned which failed to pass the Senate
were the following: For the admission
of New Mexico and Arizona to state
hood: the New York and New jersey
bridge bill; to promote the safety OF
National banks By forbidding loans to
bank employees.
Many other measures OF Importance
failed IN get the endorsement Of either
House, including bills for the creation
of a sub-treasury system; for an exten'
sive system OF Notifications; for uni
form systom of bankruptcy; Tor the
taxation Of federal notes and the repea
of the tax on the State banks; to trans
fer the revenue cutter service to tine
navy; for an alcoholic liquor committee
constitutional amendments making the
President Ineligible to reelection
changing time of meeting OF Congress
for women suffrage; irrigation OF arlC
lands bill; the Nicaragua canal bill; Il
IL. sf1... La
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nm sENArK's kxrRA SESSION
May Assume Considerable Importance.
Business Mapped Out.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 5.-The
Senate of the Fifty-third Congress will
reassemble in special session tomorrow
at noon. Usually these special sessions
are perfunctory and formal, the busi-
ness being confined to the reception OF
nominations from the President But
because of the peculiar condition Of az
fairs so lar as the composition OF the
Senate itself is concerned. with the
doubtful standing of the Senators who
hold appointments from the Governors
of their States instead of creden-
tials of election by the legislatures, and
further because OF the announced in
tention of Senator Stewart, OF Nevada,
TO precipitate q silver discussion by the
introduction Of resolution Of enquiry
directed to the new Secretary OF the
Treasury, it may be that this special
session will assume degree Of impor-
lance and excite such popular interest
as has never before been witnessed in
such cases.
It is probable that in the early part OF
the week the Senators on both sides Of
the chamber will hold caucuses to de-
termine upon the lines OF party policy
and TO decide what shall be done in re-
spect 20 the organization Of the COM
mittees and the appointment Of the nu-
merous force of Senatorial employees.
Some lively contests may be expected.
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The Pops's Communication to the
Apostolic Delegate.
FULL CONTROL OF THE CHURCH
In America Confded to Him by
the Delegating Pontiff All
Whom it Concerns Commanded
to Recognize in Him the Su-
preme Power Of the Pope
Obedience and Concurrence In
All Things Commanded-AH
Penalties Will be Ratified.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 5.-The
following is the concluding paragraph
translation OF the communication IN
Latin from Pope Leo XIII. TO Arcn-
bishop Satolli, appointing him Apostoiic
Delegate In the United States:
For grave reasons the churches OF
the United States of America demand Oh
Us special care and provision.
Therefore, venerable brother hoiu-
ing yo in very special affection, we, oy
our apostolic authority and by virtue OF
these present letters, do elect, make ana
declare you to be Apostolic Delegate 10
the United States Of America at the
good Measure of ourself and this holy
See.
awe command all whom 1t concerns
to recognize in you an apostolic dele
gate, the supreme power OF the delega1-
ing pontiff. We command that tney
give you aid, concurrence and obedience
in all things, that they receive WIN
reverence your salutary, admonltions
and orders. Whatever sentence OF
peu alties you shall declare or inhic'
duly again st those who oppose your au'
thority, we will ratify, and with the
authority given us by the Lord' VII,
cause to be observed inviolaely until
condiQn satisfaction be made, notwith
standing constitutions and apostollc or
dinances, or any other to the contrary
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-06
DIR. SAMUEL B. CHILToN DEAD.
He Expired sa urday Evening at $3.50 Of
Typhoid Pneumonia.

6p6cfds IsIfeTdDs 20 me RfStStsr
CHARLESTON. w. VA. March g.
DIR. Samuel B. Chiffon died last night
at $50 o'clock at his home In 81. Al
bans, where he had been sick for sever
al weeks with typhoid pneumonia. He
was 80 years old and leaves a wife and
an eight year old son.
DIR. Chiffon was born and raised 10
Kanawha county and Is q brother Of
Joseph, William E., George o. and
Savery Chiffon, all well known through
out the State.
DR.. Chiffon was the family physician
OF the late Senator Kenna and during
his last illness was almost constantly
with MIN. He was one OF the first and
most earnest supporters Of Governor
MacCorkle for nomination and cleo
tlon and IL is peculiarly
sad that his death should
have occurred on the very day on which
the inauguration OF Governor Mac
Corkle took place.
Governor MacCorkle went down 70
ST. Adams In the afternoon immedi-
ately after the inaugural ceremonies
were completed, and was 81 his bedside
when DR.. Chiffon died.
DIR. ChIIton's illness was due 70 ex-
posure aud constant attention at Sena-
tor Kenna's bedside during his last ILL
mesa.
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BIG FIRE In covINaTON.
Two Tobacco Factories, n Church aud
Other Buildings Destroyed.

CrNcINEATI, o., March 5.-Flre start
ed,about2 q. m. to-day In the establish
meBt OF tho Fred j. Meyers manuiact-
urng company on Madison ayonue,
Covlngton, KY, and destroyed that
great plant together with the Prague
aud MatsOn tobacco warehouse. tho
Capitol tobacco works, the Central
Christian church and three or four
small frame dwellings. The loss on
Meyers establishment is estimated
at 5000, 900. Their insurance Is
only sos, 600. A safe In the building
contained $4,000 OF accounts. IL Is In
the ruins aud It's contents may be res
cued. The tobacco warehouse con-
talned s75, 900 worth Of tobacco. IL
was insured for $50, 600. the building
was insured for S35, 900. The Capitol
tobacco works was q three-story brick
structure, owned by parties In Frank
fort, Ky. Loss, probably s50,00o; In
surance not known. The Central Chris
tian church was handsome stone
structure, erected al cost Of $4,000.
with insurance Of $4,000 The Coving-
ton electric light plant and q number OF
valuable dwellings narrowly escaped
destruction. -.
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7HE SURFACE SINKING.
Great Alarm Among the People Of an
English Town.
THE EARTHSHOWS GREAT CRACKS
From Which Noxious Classes Are
Euitted-Houses Shaken Down
by the Violent Movements
Rumbling Sounds Strike Terror
to the Hearts Of the People-An
Inexplicable Phenomenon.

LoSDoN. March Slate last night
the people OF Sandgale County OF Kent,
were aroused by the rocking OF the
houses and loud rumblings under
ground.
Walls split, ceilings tell, foundations
sank and roofs fell.
As the inhabitants fed TO the streets
they found large rents In the ground,
and we're almost overcome by noxous
vapors.
Everybody supposed that the town
was being shaken by an earthquake
and as the rumbling continued hum
dreds fed in panic TO the nearest
towns.
A few remained behind 10 remove the
furniture from the falling houses.
The reports cal ried abroad by the
fugitiyes caused the troops 10 ap ada
cent camp to hasten to the ala OF tue
people still In Ssndgale.
Citizens worked for two hours In NOV
ing the most valuable property from the
houses and in erecting tents In the
fields q mile outside the town Tor tho
women and children.
AT the end Of that time the rumbling
had ceased, and the investigation was
made in tue town by the commander OF
the troops and several citizens.
They found the ground had sunk
several feet aud that less subsidence
hal extended throughout the surround
ing district, affecting in all about a
quarter mile.
Many cottages had been wrecked
completely.
Nevertheless many OF the inhabitants
returned 70 the town toward morning.
Between 5 and O'Clock, however
they were frightened away by further
subsistence of the ground aud the re-
currence OF the rumblings,
These phenomena have been repeat-
ed several times during the day, and
tho town is now practically deserted.
AS far as known no lives have been
ost. The cause o, the sGbsidence Is
! unexplaiuod
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AIh,rte.n.rs.r.old Mard.rer
iaI 7tLeorsra o q Regls.lr


CoLUMBus, o., March 5.-Oliver John
son, colored, thirteen years old, murdered
Stanly Hott, white. aged five, here last
night and thre " MS body into the Sciota
river. Hott left home, $50 West Fulton
street. ia company with johnson in the
afternoon snd as be had not returned up TO
late hour he police were notified john
son this morning Vas taken into custody
by the police and being pressed as 70 the
whereabouts of Hott confessed heshad
killed him with hatchet and thrown the
BODY over the Mound street bridge. They
ouarreled in their play. The body has not
yet been recovered.
LATER-Late tonight there were start
ling developments IN the myster-
ions disappearance Of Stanley Hott, the
five-year-old white coy. who Oliver John
son. a thirteen-year-o.d col0red boy,
this morning confessed 70 having killed.
II appears that two patrolmen engaged on
the case have extorted half dozen con-
fessious from the boy By threatening 20
lynch or choot him. To-day one OF them
held the muzzle Of revolver 20 the boys
head, saying that ne would kill him unless
he told the truth about the matter. The
frightened boy then said bis mother had
killed the missing lad and threw tns body
into the canal
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MoHraonERY-DEsr.
Two Young People EIope From nor4
town and marry at Oakland.

sDseiag Ysk0raa 70 Gs R>0istsr.
MoRsAsTOwS, w. VA. March b.
"Mr. Montgomery aud ! we're ma led
here Saturday; home Monday" waf the
dispatched received Dy Marshal M.
Dent to-day from his daugnteT Miss
Carrie Dent. dated Oaklaod, ndl
The announcement was 8 surprise and
the first knowledge impaired 70 Nor
gsntown citizens Of the elopment oi two
very popuiaryoung people. The groom,
Charles Montgomery, resides at Charles
ton, this State, aud entered the UDiyer-
sity here last September. Miss lent
mad been ia Wheeling, engaged az stem
ozrspher IN the Office OF glass factory
at Bridgeport, but came TO her home
here some weeks since and met hr.
Montgomery. who has been her devoted
admIrer since.
The manner selected OF Introducing
the binding ties Of matrImony 70 their
attachment was a quiet trip 70 OAK
land. and for that place they left a.
e:3O Saturday morning, with the result
a indicated 10 the dispatch OF the
bride. Both are under age.
Mr.. MONTGOMERY belongs 70 one os
tho vealthiest families Ia the Kanawhe
Valley. Mrs. Montgomery is the
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs- NJ. 81. Dent,
q sister OF Supreme Judge NJ. ii. Dent.
and has always been popular member
OF the younger society set.
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TO MAKE AN INVESTIGATION
Into tho Manner of Conducting the varI
Gus Departments of the Government.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March SIN the
closing hours OF Congress, Representa-
tive Dockerey's resolution was adopted,
providing for an Investigation into the
methods of doing business in the sew
eral de- artments Of the government.
The investigation will be carried on
by joint committee OF Congress, con-
sisting Of Senators Cockrill. OF Missouri;
Jones, OF Arkansas. and Cullom, OF ILL.,
nols, and Representatives DOckery, Of
Missouri; Richardson. Of Tennessee,
and Dingley, Of Maine.
Under the terms OF the resolution the
committee has power 10 appoint three
experts who will do the teehnicd work
OF the investigation and report to the
committee.
The com mittee is authorized 70 re-
port al any time, and its existence is
made coterminous with that OF the Fif-
ty-Third Congress. The committee ex-
pect 10 get the three experts at work
within the next fortnight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-06

LovDoN, March e.--The daily Neics says
editorially of Presiaeat Cievelands ln-
augural address;
'7It wss worthy Of tho oecasion which =
recognized universally as by far tNs2S
est one that Americans have known Mhce
the civil war He read his countrymen
lesson on some faults OF the national
character, while doing full justice 10 their
splendid qualities, the faults Of which are
but defects After such an address, no.
body can say that Democrats are TO be gov
erned by flatteIy. The merit OF the ad-
dress lies In the courage OF H. Whatever
ruler ia Mr. Clevcland's place would have
dared to avoid the safe path Of obscurtty
and platitude and give sixty million OK
people piece OF MS mlndPi
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pormaneut nome for satollI.

NEW YORK, March 5.-Defnite steps are
now being taken to collect fund with
which to build permanent residence. Tor
Archbishop Satolh, the Apostolic dele
gate. the money to be raised by popular
subscription.
Tinted States. a COPY of which was re-
caiyed in this city to-day, Bishop Ryan
makes formal announcement that he has ac-
copied the Office Of treasurer Of the fund.
He also says
"The permanent home Of the Apostolic
Delegate is, we learn from an AUTHENTIC
source. to be in Washington, ID. Z. VIII
receipt for all sums sent TO me, but shall
publish no names unless asked to do so.
The names of the donors will, however, be
nreserved on a rolI - honor in the archives
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McAULIFFE's BAD BREAK.
Hc Gives Mike Mooney a Severe Beatin e
in Tony FAust's Place In st. Louis.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, March 5.-Jack Nc
Aulife terminated his st. Louis engage
ment in a manner not at all creditsble
to himself Report has already been
made Of his failure to make match
with Mike Mooney, local boxer Of some
reputation. Shortly after mid
night McAullfe, with his spar
ring partner Jimmy Nelson,
and Sullivan's partner Dwyer, sauntered
into Tony Faust's. Seeing Mooney there
alone, McAullffe went over to him and
without a warning smashed him in the
face. Another blow followed quickly.
Then the champion held his victim so
Nelson could get lick at him. The
alarm had been given, however, and Nc
Auliffe and party jumped into car
riage and started TO get out Of town.
The police are securing the city and say
he shall not leave town.
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the Ex-PresIden. IN Pitt.burg.

PITTsBURs, Pa, March 5.-The special
train bearing ex-President Harrison ar
rived IL this city st eight O'Clock this
morning and was side tracked at East Lio-
er;y station. The ex-Presldent spent tie
day as the guest Of Rev. j. d. Kumbler,
formerly pastor OF the church which ne at
tended at Indianapolis. The entire party
attended divine service in the morning a.
Mr.. Numbers present church-the East
Liberty Presbyterian During the after
noon Gen. Harrison received large mum
Der Of prominent persons who wished to
greet him Late this evening the party
left on their special train for Inpianspolis-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-06
A Mother,. FisudI.h Crime.

DENVER, Col, March 5-A most inhu-
man and awful crime occurred in High
lands. suburb OF Denver, to-day, where
the six-year-old daughter Of Mrs Concinita
Sabatina was discovered in dying condi-
ton by tne reighbors. The child was a
mass OF burns, but was aoie 10 tell that her
mother had usen hot fiat irons on her and
inserted burning sticks into her flesh, af-
.erward hanging her 10 the beo-post. where
she was found OF the neighoors. She can
not recover. Mrs. Sa5atins and her ten
year-old boy, who is charged as an acces-
sory, are IN Jail. No motive is known for
the crime.
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uav. s,cn,d Jack C;lassooolr.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 5-The ST. Louis
Browns are now practically complete as a
team to begin the base ball season Of 1893.
Yesterday Jack Glasscock sent his accept
ance of the salary offered him and Man
ager Watkins wrote him to come on to St.
Louis by March u, when the Browns will
20 South. With Glssscock signed this
leaves but two men outside the fold, Haw-
lev and Breiteustein.
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Hunting for Hudson-
y.r 7,.f.,-,... IN ~ Hs,yfst<r

HUNTINGTON, W. VA. March 5.-The
police are looking for j. B. Hudson, who
came here from Parkersburg two weeks
AGO. He IS IS, short and stout, and good
dresser. He worked himself into the good
grsces of Southworth * Co. well known
hardware firm. and is said TO have robbed
their store Friday night While the police
were searching his luggage last night, he
gave them the slip and disappeared.
He was IN the habit Of leaving the hotel
at midnight and returning at four O'Clock
in the morning, and told the nizht clerk
that be visited lady typewriter from
Pittsburg 1t is thought that Hudson went
nm the Ohio River railway from here.
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The 6uckhannon Postofics.
.ecfaI TsiscrQn % he R6lGier.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 5.-There
has been quite lively cOnteet for the
postmastership at Buckhannon, Upshur
county, in MIR. Asderson's Congressional
district The leading candidates were
Mr. VIM. Mearns and Mr.. Fisher. 1t is
understood that the contest has been prac-
tically settled and that Mr.. Anderson viii
recommend the appointment OF Mr..
Mearns. The Senators will concur in this
recommendation.
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MilIer's Friends Feel Safe.
spsricI Te,sordfn 10 tie RsQ5stsr.

WASHINGTON. D. c., March 5.-The
friends of the Hon. Jos. s. Miller. of West
Virginia. now feel entirely confident that
he will be soon re-appointed to his old
place of Commissioner of Internal Reye-
nue.. II is understood that the hackers Of
the other candidates have learned enough
to convince them that their men are not in
it; they are looking around after other Of
fees to push them for.
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.s,,ar 7.l.oran to ne R.0s,sr.

STf1T IfIfITuNl % 10 4l'I1''''
CHARLESTON, w. VA, March 3
In many respects the inauguration OF
GCernor-elect William A. MacCoTkle
ws a notable and brilliant event Inc
wather, however, was unpropltlous'
ad the serious Illness OF DR.. Cnliton'
yho was one OF the Governor-elect ;
,ost intimate and tried friends, tended
make the social features more sedate
han they otherwise would have been
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-06
Personal Relief treasures Passed
S,,.e,nI 1els1ratn 10 fhs R11iStfr.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. March 5.-Con-
gresham Copehsrt has secured the pass
age through the House and Senate Of the
following: A bill pensioning Elizabeth
Carpenter, OF Arnoldsburg, Calhoun coun-
". and a bill for the relief Of S. J. Brooks,
of Evans, jackson county. The latter DILL
grants Mr.. Brooks three months pay as
first lieutenant in the Federal army dur
ing the late war.
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THE WEATHER..

w1sxrxs7os. D. c. Mach A-For Wsst
yirxinis fair Monday Inosnihe- with warmer
southwestsfiy Winds threatening weather ana
urobsbIe showers Tuesday.
For western Psnnsylysniz and Ohio. sener.
slivSfsir. exespt light local SHOWS on lake
Eris: westerly winds: warmer In southern
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-06
MCOREE'S INAUGURAL
West Virgia's New Governor Speaks
Periodically.
NEITHErFEAR NORFAVOR SWAY

His T1t.rances and He Will Ad-
p,inster His Ofhce With Only
the4ood of the State in View
avs That Need Correcting
Rslroad Legislation Should
Hge Careful Consideration
re Need OF Small Land Own
es and Actual Settlers-A
Slendid Document.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-06

ADOLF LALLoz. carriage manufacture
er, lie Carroll street. Buffalo, n. Y.
states: was troubled with nausea Of
the stomach, sick hesdache and general
debility. Burdock Blood Bisters cured
me.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-06

ALL our city fathers say: Use Salvation
Oil, the greatest cure on earth for pain, for
rheumatism and neuralgia Is CTS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-06

ELN CENTRALIZED POWER,
to the caprice OF an unrsgu-
yacillating public. This pro-
y already apparent 70 she good