Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-31
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receiver will be appointed for the
Commercial National Bank Of Nashville,
Tenn. The failure amounts to over $780,
600. The cashier has been arrested for
embezzlement.
The Universiti es of Yale and Pennsyl-
vania met on the base ball field yesterday,
and "Pensy' beat the blues by score OF
eleven TO six.
tits learned that Captain G. E. Henry
went TO Brazil TO arrest II. A. BottSford,
who embezzled 1000 from the Woods
jerks Company, and if he has arrested
David r. Paige, nobody has heard any
thing about it.
Impeachment proceedings have been be-
gun against j. @. Allen, Secretary OF
State: 4. r. Humphrey, Commissioner Of
Public Lands and Buildings; G. U. Hast
ings, Attorney General, and j. I. Hill, ex-
Treasurer of the State of Nebraska. The
testimony shows a systematic and con-
tinuous plunderlng Of the State.
There were no new developments in the
clothing cutters strike ia New York yes
terdav. POwderly and Gompers Will con-
fer with regard to the trouble to-day.
Charles Daubleman was burned TO
death in a varnish factory fire at CIeve-
land, o., yesterday.
Col. Robtert c.. Ingersol returned home
Yesterday from an out-of-town trip, suffer
ing from cold. On inquiry last night at
his residence it was said the Colonel was
indisposed, but his illness was not Of grave
import.
The greater part of the arsenal in Lyme,
France, was burned yesterday All the
apparatus used in charging cartridges ana
melinite shells was destroyed The pow
der and melinite magazines, however, were
saved. Loss ,0000 900 francs
Mrs. Z. s. Starr, the general race agent
Of American pigeon fanciers says that the
several pigeons reported captured in vari-
Gus sections Of the country having leg bands
marked IN" were from philadelphia lofts,
and not from the missing steamer Naronic,
the letter "Nn being the society 70 which
the owners of the birds belonged
Gov. Pattison. Of Pennsylvania, has
signed the pardons of Abe BuzZard, the
Lancaster outlaw, and James s. Duncan,
the cashier of the Bank OF America, OF
Philadelphia, and one Of the wreckers OF
that institution.
General William Clendennin, Of the
Illinois National Guard, has refused TO re-
sign at the request of Governor Altgeldt,
and the Governor has dismissed him from
the service. General Clendenuin, in reply
TO the Governors letter, charges him with
using the National Guard for political pur-
poses, and demanding his resignation that
The vacancy may be filed by & partisan OF
the Governors political following.
A foreigner named Kaltenbach, living IN
Paris, has cleared over a million dollars on
sslong'' coffee ia the past nine months. He
is the secret moving spirit in gigantic
operations in New York which American
dealers have, heretofore, been unable 70
explain.
The Chattanooga base ball team yester-
dav defeated the Chicago club, the score
being TO , in hotly contested game.
Chattanooga scored ? in each Of the second
aud ninth innings. Chicago scored one
each in the ffth and seventh innings.
At the inquest held IN jackson, Mich,
prison Yesterday, TO discover the cause OF
the death OF Guard Halt, who was pois-
oned by Prisoner Lstimer, very loose
state Of affairs was discovered. Guards
and prisoners hob-noboed together. drink
Ing and feastlng at night, and drugs and
poisons were admitted without being ex-
amined.
The steamer Chester, just in at New
York, reports passing ships boat UPSIDE
down. ABOUT $50 miles west OF wdere the
Coventry on March 4, passed the Naronic's
boats.
The trouble between the Choctaw fac
tions at Antlers. l. T., threatens TO break
out spain. and L. S. Commissioner Glib
bons has telegraphed, giving the condition
Of affairs TO the Indian agents IN tue vicin-
slt1Apd TO Secretary Hoke Smith.
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