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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-17
NEWSLETG

ROME, October 16-Reports from Leg
horn give % new cases OF cholera and 81
deaths. ;From Palermo new cases and
: deaths are reported.
MACON. Mo, October 16.-.The hunts
Vile miners. who were at Ardinore yester-
day, for the purpose of inducing the men
there TO Quit work, carried their point at
big meeting held at Ardmore last night,
and the men decided TO join the strike.
MoNTEvIDEo, October l6.-Ihe govern
ment has decided TO increase the army ex-
penditures and will take immediate steps
to add TO the military force.
bucharest, October 16.-The crown
Princess Of Roumania, formerly the Prin-
cess Marie of Edinburg, gave birth to
son Yesterday, Both she and the baby are
doing well.
NEW YORK. October 16.-A deal has just
! been concluded in the city by which the
Edison Electric Light Company Of 81.
Louis. has absorbed the other electric light
companies of that city. both are incandes-
cent. This brings all the electric light
companies of St. Louis under one manage
ment.
LONDON, October 16.-Chas Francis
Guouod. the great composer, has had
severe attack of apoplexy at St. Cloud, In
France, where he has been living. His
condition is reported TO be critical
T,oSDoN. October l6.-The total number
of deaths from choleraic diseases al the
Greenwich workhouse is eight. Two VIC
Tins continue in a critical condition and
others are improving.
Sr. LOUIS October 16-Twenty-fve
hundred dollars were received here from
New York to-day 20 cover 1000 alleged 70
have been offered by Tom Allen as wager
that Mitchell will whip Coroett, IN their
coming fight.
New YORK. October 16.-The New Y ork-
Rroolklyn pos series ended to-day and the
Bridegrooms are now the champions. To-
| davis score stood to - in favor Of the
Brooklyn team.
PIrrsBURe. PA, October 16.-The Edgar
| Thomson Steel Works Of the Carnegie
| Company at Braddock resumed iln all oe-
uartments to-day after al idleness or sew
| era months. The resumption gave en-
ulovment to about z, 800 men.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, October l6.-At Naml-
| oki, Ill. at 80, rails on the Wabash spread
| ditching a Worlds Fair train, inlurlng 80
| people. but none fatally.
PITTsBURG, Pa, October 16.-At meet
inc Of the Executive Committee OF the
| Window Glsssworkers' Union to-day, ii
was agreed 10 submit to revision Of the
wage scale in case the tariff on window
| glass is reduced.
PIrTsBuRe. Pa, October ia move
ment has been set on foot TO here TO encir-
Gle the earth with non-sectarian christian
commissions in honor Of the l9Ooth anniver-
sarv of the birth of Christ. The first will
| be neld at San Francisco, the second st
Bombay, the third at Jerusalem, the fourth
III Cairo. the fifth al Rome, the sixta ct
| London and the final grand
international convention in New York.
| awe intend y SAYS one Of the promoters Of
the movement, 10 put cable around the
earth and hang it to the throne Of God"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-17
AN AWFUL EXPLOSION.
A Premature Discharge or Dynamite
Works Awful Havoc In an Illinois Town.

A Premature Discharge or Dynamite
Works Awful Havoc in an Illinois Town.
EMuNeroN ILL, October 10. BY tao
premature explosion OF dynamite to-day
five persons were killed aud Ave injured,
two OF whom cannot live. The killed
are: Chris Ever, OF the firm OF Eyer
Bros, well diggers, Dwight, ILL.,; c. +.
Fowler, Emington, H.; James Corn
well, Dwight, Ill.,; Fred Eyer, Olnoy,
H., cousin OF Eyer Bros; Tom Eyer,
Olney, H., also o cousin OF Eyer Bros.
The Injured are: James Wyllie, En-
ington; William Wyllie, Emington:
John Brown, Emington, cannot live;
Chris Sheror, olDey, cannot live; John
Kennedy, Emington.
Wyllie Bros, OF EuinRton, who are
we'll makers, had contracted with the
city OF Emington TO furHish a we'll.
Having gone down to depth Of 800 feet
their drill broke and they were
unable to 90 any further. Hence they
engaged Eyer Bros. TO use dynamite Ia
order to further their work. The latter
arrived this morning from Dwight and
began their abers. A two foot piece OF
one and quarter inch gas pipe was
filed with dynamite. They had filled the
tube and were wrapping IL with
solder, when the tuoe exploded.
The killed and injured were thrown
over fifty feet by tho shock. They were
dead and mangled so badly that identl-
ication was almost impossible. Their
clothes were completely torn from sheir
bodies. and pieces Of flesh were pic
up all around.
The shock was plalnlAtelt at Campus,
FIVE miles away. and the estire city 10
more or less wrecked. The business
portion Is badly damaged, hardly pane
OF glass remaining In the fronts.
The two WYlle brothers are sue
worst hurt Of the injured and their H-
covery is doubtful. Their bodies az
blown full OF splInters and dira anh
their hair Is all burned of.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-17
COURT AT MARIINSBURG.
sDscsal 7slearam to tA4 RsOI'ts-.


MARTINsBURG, W. VA, October 16.-
The United States Circuit and District
Courts met here to-day and transacted
the following business:
In the Circuit Courts. 5. Vinson vs..
Newman and Spencer, renanded to
Charleston; E. A. CsrdoDy VS.. Edgar
Perry, demurrer filed and case submit
ted; United States VS.. Tazy, Conway
and Martin, violation Of election laws,
continued; United States VS.. Lem
Law wbright, violation internal revenue
laws, trial by jury, verdict
guilty, fined s10o, and 80 days In jail;
United States VS.. Mrs. Wabright, same
offense, nole pros; United States VS..
Nlmrod Shaff1en, same ofense, guilty,
fine, S10O and costs and 80 days in jail;
United States VS.. Raymond Sponagie,
same offense, nolle pros; United States
VS.. Jackson Sponagle, same otfense,
nolle pros; United States VS.. Stewart
Bland, same ofTense, not guilty; United
States VS.. J. Van Brown, violation OF
the postal laws, plea of guilty, fined $50
and costs.
In District Contributed States VS..
Joseph II. Easterday, Sr., violation OF
the postal laws, trial by jury, verdict,
not guilty; United States VS.. Joseph ii.
Easterday, Jr., same offense, verdict,
guilty, fined 500 and costs.
Mr.. Mollihan, of Charleston, was ad-
mitted to practice. The court will prob
ably adjourn on Wednesday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-17
THE CHADDOCK CASE.
The Jury win Not Get It Before This
Evening-Argumenss Yet to Come.

The Jury WIN Not Get It Before This
Evening-ArgumensS Yet to Come
sssesaL 9sIscran 20 tts as,tsss-
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, October 10
The Chaddock case will not reach the
jury before tomorrow night. AS men
toned in the REGISTER, Assistant Pros
ecutor McCann's address was not con-
cluded till Saturday evening. This
morning Attorney Frank Moats. Tor
the defense, addressed the jury. He
was followed by Prosecuting Attorney
McDougal at noon in an analysis OF the
law applicable to the case. Mr.. NC
Dougal confined his remarks al
most altogether to the law side OF
the case in order to give Assistant
prosecutor George w. Neale, clear
field in which to discuss the facts. At
torney White for the defense followed
Mr.. McDougal this afternoon In an ar
gument lasting several hours. To-mor-
row morning Judge Loomis will con-
clude the arguments for the defense
and will be followed by Attorney NeaIe
who will conclude for the State. The
jury will probably get the case late In
the afternoon. The interest still con-
tinues to be very great and the crowds
will doubtless be still greater tomorrow
when the principal arguments will be
made
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-17
ANOTHER VESSEL LOST.
Thirteen OF the sixteen Members OF the
Grew Fin d watery Graves.


Grew Find watery Graves.
PoRr RowAS. ONT, October l6.-
The steamer Wococken has gone down
off Long Point, and Of her crew OF six
teen people only three are saved.
The dead are: Albert SWsld, captain,
Marine City: Mrs. Sarah Hes
wsld. sister-ln-law OF Captain John
Mitchell, Cleveland; First Mate David
Jones, Cleveland; Michael Hinklenan,
chief engineer. Cleveland; Matthew
Haslock, second engineer, Marine City;
George Smith. fireman, Marine City;
John HinkIeman. fireman, Marine City;
Charles Minard, steward. Marine City;
Henry Cruch, watchman, Marine City;
Edward Eldridge, Watchman, Marine
CITY: William Bachla, Wheelman, Ma
rine City; Michael Ksnney, deck hand,
Marine City.
Saved. p. Sapp. second mate; j..
n. Rice, wheeiman, Cleveland; Robert
Crowdipg, Delaware.
The WocOcken left Ashtabuls on
Friday, bound for Duluth, and carried
A cargo Of !, 800 tons Of coal consigned
IN W. L. Scott, Of Duluth She went
first 70 Erie. where she picked up her
consort, the schooner Joseph Page.
Shortly after leaving Erie she was struck
by the full force Of the storm and after
irving 70 make head against IL for some
time. Capt. Heswald decided TO put about
and ruu for the hzrbor and she found
ered not far from the west end Of Lonz
pint. The boat nigh. possibly have
stood the storm had not her hstches
given away. They we're WAshe9son oJ
the heavy seas, the watts peom'
uIetely fling the boat = gmfhe
went down. The Paige cnpa :
fore the gale and 10 now iD
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-17
THE EXTENSION BILL PASSED.
Chinese VIII Be eivOn More Time in
Which TO Register.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., October To-
The House this afternoon passed the
McCreary bill, with the amendments
offered by Mr.. GeaIy and Mr.. Caminetti,
The bill as passed extends the pro-
visions of the Geary law six months,
defines Chinese laborers and Chinese
merchants, makes mandatory photo
graphic Identification, requires mar
shals 10 carry out orders for deporta-
ton, falling Cinnamon without bail
pending the execution Of deportation
writS aud excludes Cinnamon convicted
OF felony from permission to register.
Mr.. Geary declared that the bill as
passed is perfectly satisfactory 10 the
Coast, and if enforced at the expirS-
ton OF the time limit will settle the
Chinese problem.
The rising vote resulted: 167 ayes, 9
nays. Mr.. Loud, Of California. made
the point Of no quorum. Tellers were
order and a quorum was developed
Mr.. Loud's request was Withdrawn aud
the bill declared passed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-17
SAY HE pR1sED rnK JuRx.
Serious Charges Against ~. II. ourtis'
the Man Charged With MurdsrinE Ro-
IcsIaan Grant.

Serious Charges Against ~. II. Curtis
the Man Charged With Numbering Po-
IIcsIaan Grant.
SAN FRANCISCO, October I6.-The
Eramher publishes 4 statement OF
charges that have come 10 Hgeh Oh
bribery OF four jurors 10 the recent
trial of NJ. b. Curtis, the scter, for the
murder OF Police officer Alexander
Grant. OF this city. The statement is
based principally upon the declaration
OIL n. f.. Wilson, Curtls's attorney.
The man accused oftrylng 10 get money
from Curtis on the ground that they
p.id Jurors 10 vote for his acquittAl are
Frank McManus, commonly known as
"King" McManus, a local polslc'An'
and State Senator William j. Dunn.
According TO Wilson's statement, tnete
men have since Curtls's scquittal maae
several efforts 10 Induce GURUS
and Mrs. Curtis to pay them s2,soo'
saving that By agreement with Curtis
bv which they were 10 receive ts,eOO
thew paid four jurors So. 800 TO vote Tor
CurtiT acquitIAl. Thomas Nj. hcFar-
land and c. S. Coy are mentioned ~
two Of the Jurors bribed. Wilson denies
there was any attempt TO bribs juro"
"a lar as be knows, and Curtis, Nc
Manns and Dunn also deny u. Bus
Cnytl, Il now living on his ranch near
Fresno and IS guarded by a deputy
.herIT. as ths actor has made demand
mon Sheriff Scott, Of Fresno, Tor pro-
tectIon. stating his life has been threat
sned by McMInus and others, though
he did not say the trouble was on Se-
conat of a Jury bribibg TRANSACTION
Attorney Wilson relates In 40 lhtsryisW
bs had with MeManus and Dunn 10
vbich he says they tried 70 get money
,,or Curtus 20 bribe jurors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-17
SUPREME COUNCIL SOOTIISHRITE MASONS

ST. LOUIS, No. October 16.-The Su-
preme Council OF the Scottish Rite Of
Free and Accepted Masons met to-day.
The following officers were elected
for life:
Grand Commander, Philip Crosby
Tucker, OF Galveston, Texas; Lieuten-
ant Grand Commander, Thomas Hub
bard Caswell, Of San Francisco; Grand
Prior, Erasmus Theodore Carr, OF
Lesvenworth, Kansas; Grand Chan
cellor, Odell S. Long, Of Char
lesion, West Virginia; Grand
Minister OF State, Martin
Collins, St. Louis; Secretary General,
Frederick Webber, Washington, d. c.;
Treasurer General, ]. w. Brown, Wash
inrton, d. c.; GranC AlmOner, Robert
Carroll Jordan, Omaha, Nebraska;
Grand Auditor, Samuel Manning Todd,
Of New Orleans.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-17
Mr. cleveland Can't Get to tho Fall

WASHINGTON, d. c., October 16.-It
seems now certain that the President
and Mrs. Cleveland will not visit the
Worlds Fair before its close, as 1t was
hoped they would. A few days ago
President Higginbotham, Of the Expo
sition Company, wrote letter to the
President, cordially and earnestly urg-
ing him and Mrs. Cleveland to attend,
but the President, in a letter sent Mr..
Higginbotham on Saturday, announced
that he was unable to leave the city at
this time,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-17
On the Upper Lakss.

SAULT STE. MARIE. MICH, October
l6.-R.ports Of disasters from the gale
continue TO come in thickly. The
steamer Sitka lost her consort, the
Wadena, At the foot OF Isle Royale. Sat
urday afternoon, and the last seen Of
her was near Kewsnee Point IL Is
thought that she may be under Ke-
vance. The steamer Gratwiek lost her
schooner, the Gsorger, of VermIll-
ion, Saturday morning. The MarubA
sighted schooner answering her de-
scription near Sand Island. The shore
in that vicinity Is very treacherous.
Fears are entertained for her safety.
The steamer J. NJ. Prentice lost her
consorts, the MiddleseI and ConstItu-
tioa, of Caribou Island. The two
barges are AZ WAiskAi Bay. Both have
their spare canvas and deck loads gone.
Nothing has been seen Of the Prentice
aimee they parted company.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-17
OF INTEREST TO WEST VIRGINIANS.
speeial 7elsoran 70 lAs RsGts.e-.

spCetGI IeteOTGfHt0 20 tas hs0tsser.
WASHINGTON, D. c., October 10
The following new Board of Pension
Examining Surgeons have been ap-
pointed at Warrington, on the recon-
mendation Of Representative Wilson:
Drs. T. NJ. Calvert, Nj, f. Hamilton and
II. S. Yost.
New postofices have been established
at Page, Putnam county, with Adam
Britton as postmaster, and at Ntrga,
Roane county, with Joshua II. Presley
as postmaster. Thomas II. Alvey has
been commissioned postmaster at Jones
Springs, West Virginia, and Edison
Hare at Stewartstown, West Virginia.
George Rankin was to-day appointed
postmaster at Graysville, Marshall
county, vice A. w. Ownby, removed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-17
n,KrSLETAT ToEoSTo.
obio's Governor MAKES so@s very Do"
Breaks
..t r,L,o,aU. 20 ~ RGslstey.


TopoxTo. OHIO, october ie.-Govef-
nor McKIpley spoke 10 the Opera house
,SIs M Afternoon AZ 2:3O, tbs a0disnce 10
,ha main being com posed Of Democrats.
probIbltlonists, West Vlrginlsns, ladies'
I'D children Of the public schools. hs
sSv,ncsd nothing new 10 bis usual liee
~ .rgumsnt. silver and tariff. bGi ns9s 's
=, on e e,eeedingly bad break when be i sala
ssr.r a. OIDe was protected, when 10 ,'l faes
IL Is broaghi As ballast from iors'sn '.,nl
eopo,riss. = and were It no. for proissS. isS.
I've agitation perhaps our trade IN la: .nl:
Inc % Win Canada would be double wa. ;.
/, al /. Al present. Then u sewer plps =
n,o,.ctsS. why the great eut 10 w,gs. q.
sumner? nm These things would .a@is ,ss.Ioa :,
.s,i.fsetory explanation Ia THIS 's0"'-
OF the woods
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-17
Society women Go Out Burgling.

ADRIAN, MICH, October les. Sco-
vile, Of this place, is visiting the
World'sFai with all his family. Last
night officers saw two burglars in the
Scoville residence and arrested them
after struggle, 10 which
one OF the officers had
his eyes filed with cayenne
pepper. The two burglars were found
to be Bessie Church and Mrs. Church,
mother of Bessie. They were dressed
in masculine garb when arrested. Both
Mrs. Church and her daughter have
moved in the highest society circles Of
Adrian.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-17
A GOOD CANE OF BILLIARDS.

New YORK, October 16.-John Rob
erts, Jr., Of London, champion OF Eng
land at billiards and pyramids, crossed
cues with Alfred De Oro tonight, in the
Madison Square Garden Concert Hall,
in a grand effort TO wrest the worlds
cham pIousbip from the Cuban wonder.
The terms Of the match were
that $50 points should be played each
night. De Oro's friends were OF the
opinion that he had q "cinch, but
when Roberts won the toss and held
eight out Of fifteen In the first frame oy
faultless play, the Cuban's friends
changed their minds. Roberts selected
the English table which Is six by
twelve feet. For the start be made
some beautiful hazards, playing mag
ni6cently and cornering De ORC at every
"lesye."
The first four frames were played on
the American table. and Roberts scored
"a 10 the Cuban's 90. De Orc terrified
the Englishman when be opened the
American game. making II balls on the
run, and Roberts finishing with the re-
naming one.
Score for the evening: De Orc 152;
Robert I32, completing the ,9th frame.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-17

the west shore Of Long Point, with all
her canvas gone, And is in badly de-
moralized condition. The Woceeken
was valued al $50, 600 and was owned
by Capt. John Mitchell, Of Cleveland,
who was on her when she ioundered.
Both vessel and cargo were fully in
sured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-17
AGAINST COMPROMISE
Silver SenatTS Want as Much as
the Sherman Law Gives.
Mr.. CLEVELAND WANTS REPEAL;

And He Wants it to be Uncon-
ditional or Not at All - Silver
Men Think They Have the Key
to the Situation - Probability
that the Rules viii be Chang
cd so as to Make a Vote Pos
sible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-17
A Good Berth for Ex-GOv. HoadIsy.

SPECIAL Telegram 10 the RsoasteT.
COLUMBUS, O., October 16.-Ex-Gov.
Hoadley received a telegram from the
Department OF Justice, while attend
ing a meeting of the stockholders Of
the Columbus, Shawnee and Hooking
Railway here to-day, informing him
that Attorney General Oiney desired
him to represent the governments inter-
ssts in the Union Pacific receivership
matter, and he left for Washington at
Oppa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-17
Mary keefe', Body washed Ashore.

MANIsrEE, MIcH., October l6.-The
body Of Mary Keefe, cook OF the MIN
nehahs, came ashore about three miles
north Of this city last night. Captain
Packer identified the remains
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-17

w,.urxoros. D. c. October ls,nss1s ssr.
NtsillSo.. Hlasses. sherman and Gormao 49, 49,
sors org s0J those VINO called g tss IL Iss'sty Sc
Depar'crIiI 'crsrIi.Is 20 day. Altheufn f.,'Issa 1ss !,
rear, =, ,ss5r conference u not oi,s ~. b tbs
y suts hs'ieyed n s % have bees Ia rs1.''1
silrer Dill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-17
Ohio Mine inspectors Report.

SPtctut 1eSeQFoV1 ~ |'0 A''S'''''-
COLUMBUS, o., October 16.-The an
nual report of the State Mine Inspector,
filed with the Governor to-day, contains
some interesting data as to the Ohio
coal output for last year. The total
production was IA, 500, 90S tons. This
is a gain Of 1,549,72 tons over the pre-
vious year. Two thousand five hun
dred and forty-one persons are employed
at machine and 2O,65s at pick mining.
The average product Of each miner was
sos tons. At the close Of the year there
were s92 mines in the State. The ton
mage from lake ports was 7,O96, sl2 tons,
which 3,24O,l47 tons were anthracite.
OF the bituminous coal shipped, 2,11s,-
6s5 tons come from Pennsylvania mines,
zoos, 922 from Ohio, and 172,O5S from
West Virginia. The FIRE clay industries
are growing and now employ over 4, 600
persons. There were 29S casualties
during the year, AZ of which were fatal.
There was an increase In iron ore pro-
duction of 81, 73S tons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-17

Jackson, MIeR., October 1.-THE in
Quest upon tue victims Of last weeks
wreck were gun to-day. The fireman
Of the train aave eyidence that the air
brakes refused 10 work. ORe more victim
died to-day, making IA
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-02-15
As to the Member From Mcpherson
County.

EDITOR ADVOCATE: - The following
resolutions were unanimously adopted at
the regular meeting Of the Mcpherson
county F. A. & l. u, February IL, 1898:
WHEREAS, It has been circulated by
the partisan press that the people Of Nc
Pherson county, regardless of party,
condemn the action Of Hon. H Helstrom
for contesting the seat Of Hon. Charles
Stromquist as q member Of the legisla.
ture from the Slxty-ffth representative
district, and have expressed themselves
as being entirely out Of sympathy with
the present administration; and
WHEREAS, We believe it is the inalien-
able right Of an American citizen to de-
mand a hearing upon any grievance
which may effect the welfare Of the COM
munity, his future prosperity, or indi-
Vidual liberty; therefore be it
ReSOlUed, By the Mcpherson county F.
A. & l. u, that we hereby express entire
confidence in Brother II. Relstrom, and
believe he has q perfect right to contest
the seat of Mr.. Stromquist, believing,
as he does, that he received the ma
jority or the legal votes cast In the
district for representative, and we
urge him to press his case until every
means is exhausted to prove the true re-
suit.
ResolDed, That we express our hearty
approval of the determined effort OF the
Populist representatives to uphold the
cause of the people and unfold the cor
rupt practices in certain election returns
which otherwise never would have been
done, and especially do We commend the
bold and manly stand taken by our noble
governor, L. d. Lswelling, and urge all
lovers of truth to examine all sides Of
the question.
ResOlUed, That the action of certain
county officers of this county in 80 stren-
uously objecting to recount ballots cast
in few named townships in the county,
have led US to seriously doubt the sin