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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-18

WAsHINGrox, d. c., December H.
1t is the present intention Of the powers
hat be in Congress to adjourn for the
holiday recess next Thursday until
January 4th Of the new year The
tariff debste, which the Democratic
leaders had hoped TO enter upon before
the adjournment, cannot now begin
until after the recess, although the bill
viii be reported to the House either on
Tuesday or Wednesday. The four days
before the adjournment promise TO be
busy ones.
Tomorrow the debate over the ap-
preparation Of 100000 for special ex-
aminers in the urgent deficiency bill
will DO continued, limited by an agree
ment made yesterday, to one hour and .
half on side. None of the other
items IN the bill are subject 20 opposl-
tiOn and the bill will pass as soon as the
debate is concluded.
After the urgent deficiency Sdisposed
Of, the New Mexico Statehood oil,
which is the special order after tne
'.g5fnibg hour, will again come forward,
spd it is expected that it will 60
through tomorrow afternoon or Tues
day, provided the Democratic quorum
remains intact. If she Republicans NIL
buster and the quorum breaks, the
House NAV be deadlOcked for the rest
of she week, as far as business after the
morning hour is concerned.
The transmission Of the Hawaiian
correspondence by the President may
lead 70 some debate on this question 10
the open House. Much, however, will
depend on the nature OF the CORES
pOndence, and the instructions given 70
Minister Willis. The tenor Of she
Presidents message transmitting the
CORES espOndence, 10 can be stated on the
highest authority, will show thaE the
administr tratiOn has done all in its power
by the aid OF diplomacy TO right
the wrong from its standpoint done the
Hawaiian monarchy aud that the sisu-
alton is now ore FOR the Congress OF the
words, that diplomacy pa 49, 80
s,ora rbe conditions existing prior 90
tbo rsvolotion. and Congress must no"
.3ociSo v-betber other means are 70 De
employed. The message WI! VIII
s,ll o,n 49, ro,ove the last doubt
aSo-+ disaqreement between the
pros;deDt and bis Secretary Of State.
- iii, show Mr.. Cleveland and Secre-
torv Gresham have been In thorough
sccord from the first On Wednesday
A. fs possible that Mr., Bailey's volun-
tarv bankruptcy bin may come up. The
bin for the collection Of abandoned and
captured property may also hgure in
the weeks proceedings. The morning
hour each day will be consumed with
matters OF minor moment.
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The BRIDGE DISASTER.
stu Searching for Bodies-One More Dis
covered.


covered.
LOUISVILLE, KY, December H.
work was continued at the scene OF
Fridays bridge disaster early this
morning. and large force OF men has
been at work all day clearing away
the wreckage in their search for the
bodies of the missing men. Bet
ter success attended their labors to-day
than yesterday and at 3:15 p. m. the
body OF c. +. Holderer, one OF the miss
ing men, was taken out. The body was
badly mashed and was frozen stiff. No
other bodies were recovered to-day.
The injured at the hospital, with one
or two exceptions, are doing nicely,
and DR., ROdman says they will soon be
out again.
Chief Engineer Deans has arrived
from PhGnixville, Pa, and will take
charge of things.
Coroner Gilbert, OF Jeffersonville,
held an inquest over the body OF f. ID.
Burns Yesterday afternoon before 1t
was taken to Franklin, Pa, by his
brother, and rendered verdict In ac-
cordance with the facts, simply stating
that Burns lost his life in the collapse
of the JefIersOnvile bridge.
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An OId Citizen MIssing.

special IslsoT0m % ths ReGtstsr
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, december II.
Mr.. Matt McNulty, an old citizen of
this city, is missing this morning. He
has not been at his home since 6 o'clock
last evening and it is feared that he has
met with some misfortune. Mr.. Nc
Nulty resides on Green, between Sixth
aud Seventh streets, in very hand
some residence. Mr.. McNulty had been
baggage master at the B. & o. r. R.
depot for many years, and had been
pensioned of. BE was an excellent
gentleman and good citizen.
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NInr strike nr ANY Tine.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, December IL
The grievance committee of the strikers
on the Lehigh Valley road are said TO
be In session at Wilkesbarre. The men
here and at Auburn expect to hear the
word Of q strike at any time, so they
say. In Auburn non-union men are
boycOtted and cannot get anything to
ent Every house is closed against
them, and the only hotel which vii.
board them is full.
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Fearful Voyage.

MELBOURNE, December 1.-THE
bark Trafalgar arrived here to-day from
Batavia after a fearful voyage lasting
As days. During the passage the Cap.
tain of the Trafalgar, two officers and
three seamen died OF fever. Several
other seamen were prostrated by the
same disease. A youth only eighteen
years Of age nayigated the vessel after
the death Of the Captain and officers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-18
A Pn,rid Neat Pie.

ST. PETERSBURG, December 17.-At
the annual banquet 90 Monday last, a.
the winter palace of the soldiers deco
rated with the cross Of st. Andrew and
81. George, forty Of the guests are said
TO have psrtaken Of a meat pie which
was In a putrid state. The result Is
that fifteen of them have since died OF
cholera and the others were very sick
for several days afterwards.
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why Did He DO 1t?

CINCINNATI, o. December 17.-Henry
Mcmillan, letter carrier in this city,
was found drowned in the Ohio river
here to-day. An interesting feature of
this casualty was the revelation that
Mcmillan leaves an unincumbered es-
tate Of hundred THOUSAND dollars COM
pressing 3 wooden mill in Indiana, sew
eral farm and a number OF houses In
Cincinnati, Newport and Covington.
He lived in Newport.
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Clnrk.hnrr,s ProgreIs.

SOsctdt IeteQTINt 70 Gbe A9VbS'cy-
CLARKsBUBG, December 17.-Clarks-
burg is bound to progress. Another
enterprise is on foot, headed by the fol-
lowing physicians: D. C. Louchery, 5.
S. Strother, J. B. Conaway, L. W..
Frum, A. j. Evans. e. Stricken, c. o.
Henry, r. B. Siblev, John Gregg, o. y.
Bond, w. +. Swsher, W. CASTOR, j. w.
Bowcock, Fleming Howell, l.. E.
Dainson, E. n. Flowers, a. o. Flowers
and d. 2. Morgan, who have for their
object the establishing in this city OF
hospital. 1t will be under the auspices
of the Harrison County Medical Soci-
ETY., whose members will compose its
medical and surgical staff. This is a
step in the right direction. There is
no need for our people to go to a dis
taAt place to be treated, when it can be
done at home in firSt-cass hospital.
We sincerely hope that the project will
succeed and that our citizens will give
it all needed encouragement, and es-
pecialIy all those who fully appreciate
the advantages of such an institution.
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war On the Anarchists.

PARIS, December 1.-THE Offices OF
L'Anarchiste were raided to-day, and
number of documents were seized.
The Journal Des Debdts says that ten
dynamite cartridges have been found in
an ON nibus in the Rue Fuyler.
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TO ADJOURN.
A Holiday Recess to Be Taken Next
Thursday Till January 4.
TARIFF TALK WILL Be DELAYED

It'll After the Recess-The vii
son Bill, However, Win Be Re-
ported TO the House Tomorrow
or Wednesday - Four Busy
DAYS PrOmised-The Hawaiian
Ouestion-The Administration
Has Done All in It's POwer-The
Rest Remains With Congress.
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Certificate of Incorporation.

Spectds 4eieOfdW 20 Hts hs5tSttF.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, December 16.
The Secretary Of State has issued a
certificate Of incorporation to the
Guardian Fire Insurance Company, of
Huntington, with an authorized capital
OF S9OO,0OO The incUrporatOrs Joseph
Budzilein, OF Huntington, Joseph G.
Wins, Edward w Buck, Arthur w.
Stevens and Il. II. Gage, Of Chicago.
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Lumbar Fallure az Massillon.
,idl Telegram 20 TIE Rs0tsrsr.


MAssILLoN, o., December 17.-Wm.
Castleman, the oldest lumber DEALER in
Massillon, made an assignment yester-
day to Attorney John Garrett. Assets
SIC, 600; liabilities $4,000. The failure
was caused by inability to make collec-
tionS and general business depression.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-18

BERLIN. December l7.-Telegraphic
dispatches from Moscow give an en-
phstic denial OF the dispatch received
there yesterday 70 the effect tnat the
Moscow police assisted by a detach-
uent OF Cossaeks had surrounded and
surprised a large number Of Nihilists-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-18

that much danger exists at the present
time. and advising residents to leave
the city. Many people consider that
the time has arrived for the recognition
of the belIigerent status Of the insur-
gents"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-18

READING, PA, December 1.-THE
bolt and nut works Of J. H. Sterngerg
& Son will begin tomorrow working
iulI time, ten hours a day. For sew lral
months past the plant has been rnn ing
short time. Over 400 WOrkmen viii be
bene ftad
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-18

LIEGE, December 17.-Serious con-
ficts took place yesterday and to-day
between Liberal and Catholic students.
The riots arose from the celebration OF
the found alton Of a Catholic school.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-18

ST. JOSEPH, Mich. December IL
Early this morning the Dskeview Hotel
In this city was completely burned, en-
falling loss Of $4,000; insurance S2O,-
600.
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on Markat.

on CrTY, PA, December 16-F etroleum
opened and lowest at 791<c; ii 3st79l<c;
closed at 791Sc; sales, H. barrels;
clearances, 112,O00 barrels; ST lents, 49,,
505 barrels; runs, q, 255 bar
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wheeling People In New York.

Special 7siegrGm % ths Re0lsts-.
New YORK, December Ill Hon. J.
B. Sommervile, of Wheeling, is at the
Astor House.
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mnrs AnnrohIrts Arrs.ted.

PARIS, December 1.-THE Paris po-
lice on Friday last arrested three
friends Of Valiant, the Chamber Of
Deputies bomb-thrower, at Choisy lie
Roi. The statemen Is Of these prison
ers have led to the arrest Of eight other
Anarchists.
PARIS, December 1.-The Lfbate states
that valiant has confessed that he was
given a hundred francs by we'll TO do an
archist in order 70 make big COUP. Vail
liant is quoted as adding that be used this
money in the purchase Of the explosive.
etc, Of which helmade his bomb, and that ne
concealed the latter in a flannel waist belt.
Still, according 70 the LtbcTts Valiant in
tended to haraDgue the Deputies after the
explosion, but be was chOlled with smoke.
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rae WEATHEE

w.suusrox. D. C.. Deosnbsr i7.-Eor West
VIrgInia, eenersliy falri warmer Tuesday;
southuesteyly winds.
For western PenneylTania. western New
yorE and Ohio snow 1urfies. uHrnef Tuesday
raornsnz; wind becoming southWestsfly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-18
THE BI-MEFALLlC LkAeUG.

President Warner Makes sratemsnt OF
he action Of the Association.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., December IT.
A. j. Warner, the President Of the Con-
ference Of the Bi-metallic Leage, which
has been in session here for several days,
today gave out an explanatory state
nent OF the action Of the conference.
The meetings of the conference
aavs been well attended, . number
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-18

Do SoT put of taking a medicine.
Numerous little ailments, IL neglected,
will soon break up the systm. Take
Hoods SarsapariIIa now, 10 ezpel dis
ease, give strength and appe e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-18

HOOPS Pills cure constl patton by
restoring the peristaltic action Of the
ailmentary canal.
The Washington bee., 1893-05-27
From The Ladies' Home Journal.

History teens with such examples.
During the terrors oil the French keyo-
luton, the most delic..tely matured, the
most luxnriOusly r ared, the most sensi-
tive daughters Of The old aristocracy pass
ed through crowds of the insulting, mad
dened pOpLlace, to tie gallows, as ghastly
as unmerited, without appeal OR Iaments-
ton. Pieb. ian woman, i'm desperate ex,-
gencies, ,re as fearless as tn, haughtiest
patricians. Rank or 10 rank, they are
are alike equal to the sternest obligation.
Honest men who have seen women tri.
ed again and again are eager to admit
that she ho DIS 8 courage that they can OF
command. women aIe tinid when peril
is fr away; as it approaches, their
daring rises to meet it; fairly confronted
with it, they overtOp it Uu:ie. They
are not brave to do wrong, to speak evil
to injure huma. .iiy, as meu SO often At ;
but, Ill the cause Of good, Of advance
ment, of pure unselfishnsss, they parallel
Caesar o. Lincoln. The courage OF men
Is landed and ,rumpeted; the Courage OF
women i, passed over and unappieciated
The Ladies Industrial Club of Shiloh
Bapt. Gnu. cll will give a grand Martha
WASH NJ .ou's TIA party, Friday evening
June 9, SO. for tue benefit of the church.
Every person present will be presented
With beautiful Tuts Claus (cup and
saucer.) Coma early aud secure oEe
Admission IS cents.
The Washington bee., 1893-05-27
PENSION DECISION REVERSED
secretary Hoke Smith Makes a New Eu,,n,
In Disability Cases.

Secretary Hoke Smith Makes a New Ruling
In Disability Cases.
Secretary Hoke Smith has revoke;
order No. 1874, made by Pension Com
missioner Rum, which provided fo,
giving disability claimants the maximum
of $l2 month in all cases. instead of
grading them at 81, So to S12 a month
as provided in the law of June q. 1Sg,
1t is claimed this decision will save from,
SIS, 5,0OO,OO0 to $50, 900, 900 per year to n.
Pension bureau. The law provides that
where disability incurred in the army in.
capacitates the applicant to perform
manual labor the rate shall be S12 ppr
month, but where actual incapacity does
not exist or where disability was CON
tracted since the war the rate of Den.
sion should be graded at from ST to sc
per month. Commissioner Raum's de-
cision raised the disability cases all ta
rank of service cases. Secretary Smith
holds that this order was in violation
of the law of 1890, and puts all dis L.
bility cases back under the graded ratings.
The Washington bee., 1893-05-27
From the Va, Lancet.

From the Va. Lancet.
This country will never be what
it ought, until the laws which are
made from time to time are faith.
fully executed upon both races
alike. 1t may seem a pleasant
thing now, to make a One-sided
affair of if, but the time will come
when those who do such shall be
heartily sorry for their misdoings.
Just watch it,.
From the LangsLon City Herald.
Our people, as general thing,
are too ready to believe any report
that may become current. If they
would ouly stop for a moments
consideration as to the possibility
and probability of the results des.
tined by the report, they would
not always be victims to penicious
doctrines.
From the Tongue1et.
When the race learns the wise
lesson of combination and owns
large property upon which it Car.
rles on extensive operations, com.
peting with his white brother in
all lines Of trade like the mist be.
fore the vivifyiDg sun, shall this
un1ighteous caste be chased away
from our vision. Stump speeches,
leather -lunged braying convention
al dissscuions will fall short accom-
plishing the desired end; while
moderation, wise forbearance, edu
cation, moral Improvements, large
realty values, and thrifty business
will attain it.
The Washington bee., 1893-05-27
KILLED BY A GRIZZLY
Henry Mason's Unequal Fight with p,
Mountain Bear

Henry MasOns unequal Fight with D.
Mountain Bear.
Henry Mason, well-knoxp cit;,o.
Newcastle, Wyoming, was killed !" h. u
bear on Fri lay night. He left homs' =
the morning to work on a miuina or,;
IL few miles away, telling his WIFI T.
would be home in the evening. sba.,
distance from the house he saw the tr.,l
of a bear. He followed the trail sL-s oa
three miles into a canon. wher. h, 4.
covered the animal-a large. erzlIv n
fired one shot without effect. whsn. - =,
Winchester refused to work. Tho / -
then attacked him. Mason at,annt,I
to escape by climbing a tree. bur H.
bear wrenched the gun from him AMI
badly lacerated his foot. H. ey.Ian,I,
remained in the tree until the bear bol
DISAPPEARED, hen he came down arI
started for home. He had not gopo e..
when the bear again pounced upon him
and mangDed IIis body In a terrible man
ner, thirty-eight distinct bites benc
found. Mason not returning, a search
ing party was organized next day. His
body was found, and not far away was
the bear. Aftera hard fight he was killed
The beast measured seven feet in length
and weighed 600 pounds.
The Washington bee., 1893-05-27

By virture Of a resolu ion accom-
panied with the report of the last
historian, Of the coloTed Press AS
sociation, Mr.. I Thomas Fortune,
adopted at meeting IF the last
press convention held in Philadel
phia, Pa, in September 1892 to the
effect, that each colored editor or
publisher of Il newspaper shall
mail to the historian Of said associ-
alton copy of his paper, SO that
a correct record may be kept and
to enable the hist0rlcan to make a
concise report to the association of
all papers published in the United
States by negroes. 1t is also hops
ed that, each publisher whose name
does not appear in his paper WILL
furnish the historian with his cor.
rect editorial staff.
FraternalIy yours,
W. Calvin Chase,
Historian of the Colored Press
Association of the United States.
The Washington bee., 1893-05-27
THE REPUBLIC N
ACROBAT.

The attack of the Hon. Johu j.
Ingalls, on the negroes of this coun
try il, not only cowardly but ma
llciOus. 1t is true, the negroes
were emancipated in ignorance and
poverty, but they had hearts and
souls which the southern white
man honor and respect today.
The Southern white man Is not
the negroes greatest enemy; al
though the negroes may be dis
taseful to a few of the southern
white people; their objections are
principally on account of their
political afiliation with the repnbli
EN- party.
1t is on account of the negroes
strict fidelity and loyalty to the
republican party of which John J.
ingalls, has been tite sucker for a
number of years that has caused
this dislike. The party's tlte has
been exhausted by such political
acrobats as Mr.. Ingalls,.
Among the representatives with
in the negro race, alr. Ingalls, found
one educated and great man, he
declared that he had two thirds
caucasian blood in his vains.
While Mr. Ingalls, was a memb Der
OF the republican party and as
long as the negro could be used as
political factor he was consider
ed a power Lii the body politics and
good citizen.
Why has the southern negro be
come such a dangerous citizen aud
terror to the white people of the
south, as Mr.. Ingalls, stated?
The same love, fidelity, and hon.
esty that characterized the negro
prior to reconstruction can be
found in him today.
The white people of the south
10 not want Mr.. Ingalls,, at this
time to champion their cause, nor
do they want him at this late day
t defame the memory Of their
faithful ex slaves whom they know
we're true and loyal to their ances
tors.
Many hundred outrages com
mitted on the white people in the
south are not always committed by
the negro, they know many an
innocent negro has been executed
outrageously by the bum element
of the south.
Ingalls, is back mem ,er.
The Washington bee., 1893-05-27
China VIII RetaIiate.

Mr.. j. HUXLEY Ashton, one of the coun-
sci of the Chinese Government in the
recent test case before the Supreme
Court at Washington, says: "The CHI
nese Government has already informed
the State Department that if anything Is
done under the Geary law all relations
with China, diplomatic, commercial and
otherwise. may be considered as terml-
mated. The Americans now in China
will be ordered to Withdraw and what
trade we have with China will stop
Mr.. Gresham has already been noticed
of this, as the diplomatic phrase goes
There is nothing further to be said Oh
! part of the Chinese Government.
The Washington bee., 1893-05-27
DIGNITY THE PROFESSION,

With but few exceptions the
colored attorneys around the Police
Court, do more to disgrace than to
dignity the legal profession.
Not that they are Incompetent,
as a few of them have been com.
plimented by the court.
The fault is, large number of
them stand On the trout platform
of the Court House and fish for
clients to defend another class
when case Is in sight, and if the
victim has only fifty cents, they
will defend him, while some
others will take a case for Dothing
to enable them to get their names
in the newspapers.
The court is, very often COMPEL.
ed to chastise few of them on &C
count Of nnprofessional acts and
sharp practice.
The legal profession, so far as the
coiored lawyers are concerned
can be dlgni6ed; another fault with
certain colored attorneys is they
imagine that the Court often enter
tain prejudice against their clieuts
or themselves, on account of color.
It Is a mistaken idea some of these
colored men have.
To 60 before either of the Judges
of the Police Court you must have
a clear case or a reasonable doubt
must be entertained by the Court
in cases in which jury trial is not
asked, before 1t is dismissed.
The sooner the colored attorneys
learn how to act and conduct their
cases with more dignity, the sooner
they will be respected by the more
fortunate III the legal profession,
Dignity the profession.
The Washington bee., 1893-05-27
Two Comnosite Gunboats.

Secretary Herbert has decided that
two of the three new 1900 steel gun.
boats ordered by the last Congress shall
be built of the composite type VIZ
with steel frames, and with steel plates
above the water line, but with OAK
planking below the water line, shoathed
with copper. This will enable the YES
sells to make long cruises in tropical
waters without going through the ex-
pensive process of docking and scraping
The cost of the composite type IS not
likely to be in excess of the cost OF
steel vessel of similar size.
The Washington bee., 1893-05-27
AFTER ELECTION DEMO.
GRATIS.

There are In this
number of after elect;en democrats,
men who were republicans or milk
and water democrats before the
final result was announced. These
individuals are the loudest in the
administration tor the democratic
party and the President. They
have always been demccrats(?) OF
course and they defy you to ques-
tion their sincerity. These individ
uals apply tor all the best places
and readily give those 10 under
stand who are simon pure demo
Gratis, that their claims are preeml-
nent.
The Washington bee., 1893-05-27

In the Florida House of Representa-.
tives the Hon. James E. Alexander o.
volusia, county offered q reso.utGn'
which was adopted. providing that 'L'
representatives of Florida in the Coh-
gress of the United States be reGae5ls"
10 work for an investigation by Congfe''
of the acts of Charles S. Wayne, judy
of the United States Court for the -E'r'"'
ern District of Florida, for the pyfPo'I,
of impeaching him before the Oni'''
States Senate.