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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-11-12
sPoRr INTo RIpIcULE.
NEWSLETG
Interesting Pieces of TelegraphIo News
In Small Space.

in Small Space.
LONDON, November 1.-THE funeral OF
Sir Andrew Clark, the eminent physician,
took place to-day There was an imposing
procession of thirty carriages, which fol-
lowed the body to Westminster Abbey.
Among those present at the funeral cere-
monies were many Of the leading physi-
clans Of England.
BERLIN, November 11-An epidemic Of
mild influenza prevails in the suburbs OF
this city.
SAN Francisco, November 1.-THE
huge furniture warehouse occupied by the
Wisconsin Furniture Company and the
California Furniture Company burned to-
day Six firemen were buried by the fall
ing Of the roof but were rescued, and it is
thought their injuries are not fatal The
loss is $40, 900; insurance, $4,000.
WILKEsBARRE, PA, November lit
has Just been announced that friends OF eX-
Attorney General Palmer will present his
name before the next Republican State
convention as a candidate for Governor
Luzerne county going Republican at the
late election started the boom.
New YORK, November Thames Brad
ley, the supposed demented laoorer, VINO
shot Superintendent Matthes, of the new
Postal Telegraph building and held at bay
a platoon Of policemen, was able TO leave
Bellevue hospital yesterday morning.
Judge Meade remanded Bradley under
- 500 bail until November 10 for examinR
tion.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, November 11.-This
morning at the ST. James Hotel here, two
cigarette advertising agents, Jas. Salmon,
of New York, and B. p. Collins, OF Wash
ington, D. c., occupying the same room,
were found dead in bed, having been
asphyxiated. Tue cause was detective
gas cock.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, November u.-Martin
Heller contractor and builder, engaged In
government work has disappeared with
large amount belonging to the government
and TO the sub-contractors. He has gone
10 Australia.
WARSAW, November ia despatch
Just received from the Russian-Pollsh
town Of Litovski says an explosion oc-
Cured there in a chemist shop ana twenty
one lives have been lost and many people
wounded.
Pans, November lit is semi ofdci al
ly announced that the Government will
refuse to receive the Dahomeyan ENJOYS
who have just arrived mere.
INDIANAPoLIs, November IL. : Robert
REYNOLDS, one Of the best known young men
in the city, committed suicide this morning
at the home OF his father, on North Ala
barna street, by shooting himself in the
head with a pistol An estrangement De
tween him and his wife occurred several
wears ago. and it is thought that his suicide
was the result Of dependency.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. November Ill. F.
Day. of the Chesapeake & Ohio, head Of
the freight trafic department. has been
elected chairman Of the Southwestern
TRAFFIC Association.
RACINE, WIS, November 1.-THE steam
er Arthur Orr collided with the steam
barge ThOs. H. Smith, near here at 30
this morning in the fog. The Smith sank
at once but not until the crew was taken OF
bv the Orr. Both vessels were light
NEW YoRK, November II. = Arrived
steamers LaTouraRine, Havre; SPAN,
London Rugia, Hamburg
ST. CLAw, M1oH. November 1.-The
steam bayk Lowell Was burned hare last
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MANHATTAN FIELD. November IL
The Yale and University of Pennsylva-
MIA foot ball elevens met at Manhattan
Field to-day. and all the foot ball world
was there to see.
In that the Quakers had withdrawn
from the intercollegiate league, one OF
the elements of the game In former
years was wanting. 1t was not cham
pionship game, yet to-day's contest was
far moro important than any cham
pionship gave ever played between
these colleges in the past.
To the very IA ct that the University
Of Pennsylvania had retired from the
league may be ascribed its importance.
THE TEAMS LINED UP AS FOLLOWS:
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OTHER FOOT BALL GAMES YESTERDAY.

NEW YORK, November 1.-THE first
OF the series OF the games for the ANA
teur cham pionship was played at East
ern Park, Brooklyn, to-day between the
Crescent Athletics and New York Ath-
ietic foot ball teams. The Crescents
had everything their own way, and won
Uy score OF 30 10 0.
ITHACA, n. Y. November Ito
day the Cornell foot ball team met
their old enemles-the Lehighs. The
latter won the game esaly. Score-l4
10 nothing.
sseeGal TsEssrsBl to EAs Sunday RsSts.er.
MAssILLoN, o., November 1.-THE
Mssslllon high school foot ball team de-
f>ated the Salem, Ohio, high school
teG here to-day. Score. 10 20 8.
ORANGE, n. J., November 11.-About
200 persons attended the game to-day
at Orange Oval between the Orange
Athletic Club aud Yale Law Schoors
eleven. The score was Orange Is, Yale
Law School nothing.
BosTos, November 1.-THE B. A. A.
football team and team Of the Har-
ward freshmen played lively game on
Hodges field this afternoon. b. A. A.
had q walk-over and won By score Of
80 70 nothing.
EXETER, n. r.. November 1.-THE
foot ball eleven Of Philadelphia Exeter
Academy to-day won a great victory
over Phillips and Andover. defessing
them By score Of 20 70 10.
WEsr PoIHT. N. Y. Mover
| The Cadets eleven and the
Trinity oolisgs. Of HsrtfOr
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.NDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER Ia. 1893.

night. She was discovered 70 be on fire
while at her dock and as soen as the crew
could reach shore the lines were cast on
and she foated down the river and finally
went ashore. The loss will be total.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, November ll.-A dis
patch from ex-Secretary Rusk's home says
that his condition is favorable and his
physicians think he will recover, although
still very Ill.
GUTHRIE, Ok, November 1.-THE chief
of the Usage Indians has issued an orders
for all negroes,to leave the Usage reserva-
ton in thirty days.
BALTIMORE, MD, November ll.-Pex-
ito's agents are recruiting soldiers here
for the Brazilian army.
nBARDsTowY. KY, November ll.-At l:l5
the jury returned q verdict Of guilty
against Evans and was discharg ged. This
seemed to satisfy the mob and all trouble
was averted. The soldiers returned home.
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TIE MITCHELL-CORBETF FIGHT.
Brady and Thompson Both Failed to show
up at the "GaIetts" Once.

New YORK. Noyember IL. Manager
Rouse, OF the Police Gazette, made ar
rangemeDts TO meet Messrs. Brady and
Thompson, the managers OF Corbett
and Mitchell respectively, at tho Ga.
zette Office this afternoon AZ O'Clock to
consult about the Jacksonville offer.
Neither OF the gentlemen turned up
and Mr.. Rouse said he expected 10 meet
them tomorrow, Sunday. Messrs.
Bowden and Mason are on their way 70
this city from Jacksonville, and are 10
arrive In the morning.
The check for $1,000 to defray the
training expenses OF the pugilists had
reached Mr.. Rouse And IL is thought
lfhe agreement will be signed by Mon
day evening.
Messrs. Rouse, Thompson and Brady
will have conference with the jack
sonville representatives Tomorrow,
when final arrangements will DO made.
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CLEVELAND, o., November 1.-THE
fact has leaked out that the Cleveland
base ball club is for sale, and Detroit lS
reaching out for IL. President Frank
d. Robinson, while not eager to part
with ii, says he has so much other BUSH
ness that he is willing to dr0p base ball.
II the club goes 10 another city II is not
unlikely that q new company will be
formed to buy the Louisville franchise.
CLEVELAND, o., November ia
dispatch from Detroit says that the
effort to raise S45, 900 and buy the
Cleveland base ball clubs franchise has
failed. A meeting was called'lAss night
10 Detroit but only two men attended
It. President Robson, OF the Cleveland
club, has nothing more TO say Ii is said
that several Cleveland men stand ready
TO buy the franchise and keep the club
here If President Robson desires to sell
IL
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Another Indiana sporting Club.

INDIANAPoLIs IND, November IL
The Roby matter is again coming up.
Articles OF association OF the athletic
club were received by the Secretary OF
State this morning. Among It's many
purposes is that OF giving contests OF
science and skill. The association pro-
poses TO open It's Offices at Hammond,
and does not designate In the articles
the amount OF capital TO be invested.
Among the members are A. w. Warren
and Morris CampaiRne, who are on'tho
$50, 600 bond OF the Columbian Athletic
club, now oa Ca In the SfprpysL~is'ceis-
The Secretary OF State has taken undor
advlsement the incorporation OF the
new club. The association asks for
legal life under the McHugh law, the
same that gave the Columbian club its
life. The Attorney General will also
pass upon the question.
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PROMISES WINTER STORNS.
a..ial 7.llran % ne sunday R.q.stsr.

81 eeiaI Ttte0TGnn TO ne sunday Rso1sfsr.
ST. JOSEPH, No., November 1l.-More
severe weather than usual will occur
from November "a TO. December 9, and
Immediately following this period
severe cold wave may be expected.
Winter storm waves will cross the coun-
try about November 25 and December
and z. January weather will be OF un-
usual interest, and 1 will mail 8 chart
giving graphic forecast Of tempera-
ture, rainfall and force OF storms to
those who send stamp and addressed
envelope.
invite comparison between my long
range forecasts and those made twenty
four hours in advance by the National
Weather Rureau. w. I. FOSTER
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Buneosd the Foor Egyptian.

New York. November 11--Mordac.
of Cairo, Egypt, who says he was the
manager Of the recent Cairo Village on
the Midway Plaisance, At the Chicago
Fair, was complainant at police head
quarters to-day, claiming he had been
buncoed. According 20 the story he
told he is out $3.50 in English money
and 1900 francs in French coin. Nor
dac is said TO have sailed to-day for
Europe. The thieves have not been
captured.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA, November IL
The following address has been given
out for publication as being the result
Of a meeting Of delegates from the trade
and labor unions held last evening at
the Ashland House. It Is proposed 10
put the resolution to the coming
Knights Of Labor Convention as the
views Of the meeting on the question OF
political action by the trade and labor
unions:
WHEREAS, 1t Is proposed at the con-
ference Of the Knights Of Labor and
trades unions, held this day in Philadel-
phia, 10 consider the question OF polit-
ical action by workingmen as the only
possible and practical remedy for in
dustrial and political evils, to adopt
platform OF principles and elect officers
for the political movement; be 1t
"RCSOlred, That we approve OF this
new departure by WOrkingmen as the
true remedy for the evils Of their con-
dltiOn, and as one preferable to the
past policy Of non-political unions
whose illegal methods
AND UNLAWFUL ACTS
as eIemulifed ct Homestead, Roches-
ter, Buffalo, Albany, Toledo, Chicago,
ETC., etc, only resulted in the defeat
and ruin of the men, the arrest Of the
leaders, or the selling out Of the strik-
ers by the ring in Philadelphia to the
corporations.
"ReSOlUed, That we enter our protest
against the attempt that will be made
b7 the few fanatical crsnks or dishon-
est men TO destroy this new movement
by forcing into the platform SOcialistic
and impossible demands for cOn6scation
and robbery Of private and other radical
issues that the common people do not
want nor believe iD, to gratify their
selfish desires, plans or purposes, or 70
kill the new movement; and we demand
the adoption of q short, simple platform
on labor questions,
WHICH WE UNDERSTAND
and is demanded by the wOrkingman,
for shorter hours. better wages, and the
improvement OF their condition, such as
bills for the regulation Of mines, mills
aud factories, anti-child labor, anti
convict, Chinese aud pauper labor, life
and limb bills, lien laws and other
measures that can be obtained by legis-
lation upon demand Of wOrkingmen
even from the present House OF Con-
gresS and State Legislatures.
'RCSolUCd, Thgt we also enter our
protest against the election as officers
of the new party any OF the present
hypocritical and corrupt ring who have
plundered aud wrecked the Knights Of
Labor, growing rich out OF the ruin and
misery Of its members, by big salaries
and extortiOn. and by pretending 20 sell
the votes OF the order to Republican,
Democratic and Populist parties at
each and every election, when they at
the same time preached against politi-
cal action or discussion Of political
questions in the rank Of the order, and
who having ruined
THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR
and reduced t6u membership from 700,
600 70 10000 members now attempt TO
start a new movement that they can
control, rob and sell out st future elec-
tiOns.
[SiEnedl
&C L. JEFFERs, Chairman.
IN. M. RoBERTS, Secretary.
ROBERT BLIsSoN, Secretary"
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Ha "a stiII There ANYHOW.

LONDON, November ia despatch
received here to-day says that the Pope
is suffering from quinsy. On the other
hand the Associated Press dispatches
from Rome say that the Pope has quite
recovered from his recent cold, and that
he resumed his audiences this morning.
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To stop Prize Fighting.

New ORLEANS. La, November IL
The Attorney General brought suit In
she District Court against the Olympic
Club OF this city asking for an injunc-
tlon prohibiting IL from having any
more glove contests or prize fights be-
fore 1t, and asking for forfeiture OF lts
charter for those II has already held.
This is understood 70 be the beginning
of the fight which the Governor had
promised for some time past looking 70
the suppression OF prize fights In Lousi-
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WHEELING PEOPLE IN NEW YORK.
.,tol g.l.orau 70 th< Sundav RssLs.sr.

Special TELEGRAM to TIE Sunday Register.
NEW YORK, November 1L-Hotel ar
rivals: G. A. Wlckham and wife,
Wheeling, at st. Nicholas Hotel; D. E.
Stalnaker, Wheeling, at Hoffman
House; ]. K. Winery, Wheeling, at
Murray Hill Hotel.
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afternoon. The result was q victory
for the Cadets, score is to 6.
WILLIAMsTowS. MASS, November II.
Tufts was defeated oy Williams in
Williamstown town to-day by score Of
90 to4.
HANOVER, n. H., November IL
Dartmouth won the intercollegiate
championship foot ball game by defeat
ing Amherst to-day by score OF "a to
nothing.
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Tnken . 3 safsr Place.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, November IL
Lsmmou aud Arnett, the train robbers,
have been removed from the jail at
Batssvllle 70 the State penitentiary for
safe keeping. The Sheriff and posse
are still 10 pursuit Of i've Of the rob
borh
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BILLY'S BOAR HUNT.
How Emperor William Transfx" "Wild"
Boar, Afsr Its Tusks had Been Treated by a
Dentist and Its Mouth Nuzzlsd-The "Tage-
blaH" Turns the EmpsrOr's Idea Of Sport TO
Ridieuls
oopurtant nn he A,soeta.sa Press.

Copyright 0y the Associated Press
BERLIN, November 11.-Winter has
fairly set in in the mountain districts of
Germany and especially in Silesia, Thur
ingla and Bavaria, where the snow is
already quite deep, causing much delay
to the postal service.
The weather in Berlin has also been
very cold. There was dense fog yes
terday, during which the Thermometer
registered six degrees Of frost This
rapid change in the temperature Is
affecting the public health, and great
number of people have been stricken
with influenza during the past few
days.
Tie statement made by the Asso-
ciated Press to the effect that 1t was
probable that there would be another
trial in which the parties implicated
are charged with
GAMBLING FRAUDS
similar to those disclosed during the
recent trial and conviction of Lieuten-
ant Meyerick and his associates, turns
out to be correct In every point. The
newly unearthed gambling frauds will
shortly occupy the attention Of the
criminal tribune of Hanover. The first
hearing is fixed for November Is.
A salient feature Of the PruSsian
elections is the great number Of admin
istrative councillors returned. There
have not been so many councillors In
the Diet since the notorious Chamber OF
Administrative Councillors In 1858.
The TdgebI1tt publishes the allege'
circumstances OF the Emperor's recent
boar hunting expedition in Huberstock.
The story told is evidently intended to
turn the Emperor's idea,of
SPORT INTO RIDICULE.
The st. Rpberfs day hunt, the Tdge-
bldtt declares, was a mere court dis
play, which in DO way reflected credit
upon the royal sportsman. The boar,
IL is said, was deprived of its tusks and
was otherwise handicapped In order to
remove any possibility of It's hurting
the hunters by its mouth being muz-
zed. The boar was taken to the scene
of the hunt enclosed in box, and when
released, the 1GgebJatt adds, the unfor-
tunate animal trotted peacefully away
until the Emperor easily overlook and
transfixed the "wild" boar with his
spear.
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Referee Bf00KS sJOou OetWeen tno
two lines, watch in hand. When the
hauds showed 2:3s o'clock precisely, he
called out ''play."
Pennsylvania opened the game with
n wedge. The ball was passed to Os-
good, and before he was downed he had
gained ten yards. They then tried In
effectually to advance the ball and lost
il on four downs at Yale. Yale then
tried to send her halves through Penn
sylvania's tackles, but gaining only
three wards, was forced 10 try Kick.
Butterworth, however, fumbled the
ball, which was poorly passed by Nor
ris, and was downed In his tracks. 1t
was Pennsylvania's ball on Yale's 49,
yard line. Pennsylvania at once sent
Osgood for five yards through to Muir
ply. PENNSYLVANIA then formed for a
fYing wedge. When IL was started,
however, Hickok broke through and
downed Brooke, who had the ball, In
his tracks.
Knipe was then sent, without gain
ing, after which the ball was passed by
the guard to Vail, who made short
kick just beyond Newton, who broke
through
AND CAUGHT THE BALL.
Vail had ruu up about ten yards and
put him aside. Knipe was then sent
for gain OF q yard through Hickok.
Again the same play was tried, but
Pennsylvania failed to make any dis
tance by 1t, and lost the ball on four
downs. Armstrong then tried inef-
fectually to go through Oliver who
stopped him. Yale was evidently
worked up at this stage, for she sent
Thorne through Pennsylvauia's centre,
making Yale's first down. Butterworth
followed with three mora yards through
the centre after which Thorne made
one more through Mackey.
On the next try, Morris, In trying to
pass the ball to Thorne, fumbled IT, but
Beard fell OF IL and saved IL for Yale.
Yale then falling to advance the ball by
rushing, kicked poorly and PennsylVs-
MIA got the leather only fifteen yards
away. They at once tried kick but
HIckok breaking through blocked IT,
When time was called for the first half
the score tood to nothing in favor OF
Yale.
IN THE SECOND HALF
Yale lost the ball on four downs. Cor
coran, who was substituted for Thorne
on the first try, went through Pen nsyl-
vania's tackle for the first touch down.
Hickok failed to kick goal.
Pennsylvania In six plays carried the
ball to Yale's 15-yard line. Then Knipe
went over for touch down. Knipe
kicked the goal.
Yale worked the ball steadily to Penn
sylvania's 29-yard line with second
down. Then some 6ne mass plays on
tackles carries the ball 10 yards nearer
the Pennsylvania goal line. The ball
was then on touch line yards away.
Time was then called with score Of
14.to In favor OF the Yale team.
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KANAWHA VALLEY COAL MINERS

Demand an Advance of half Cent =
Bushel and Will Strike for It.
Special 7eiTSyGm 70 the Sunday Rs7istsr.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, November II.
The coal miners Of the KanaWha
valley demand an increase OF one
hAf cent per bushel for mining,
and have given notice to the operators
that unless the demand is granted a
general strike will be ordered next Mon
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Another OF the Forty Thieves Caught.
speetol Tsssorarn 20 lhs Ssadag Es0;sssr

PAkKERsBURs. W. VA. November
11.-Henry Belford. who is charged
With being q member Of the notorious
Fort Sidney gang Of forty thieves. was
arrested to-day st Sistersville and
brought to this city and jailed. The
of6cers have located 3 number Of others
Of the Rang sad viii probably arrest
them before nsny hours.
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STIRS UP REPUBLICANS
Secretary Gresham'S Letter to the
President AngerS Them.
Mr.. HARRISON'S JINGO POLICY

With Regard to the Hawaiian
Islands Was a Scheme to Make
History" at the Expense OF the
Peace and Prosperity Of the
United States-Mr Cleveland s
Plan VIII Gain for the Country
All Advantages Of Annexation
With None Of Its Bad Features.
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and accredited representatives to it and
il could not restore the former condi-
tion. Mr.. Morgan said he had his
vsews on the question, but it was not
for Senator and member on the Com
mittee on Foreign Relations to say any
thing about the action the Government
had taken or the course it would pur-
sue 10 the future.
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sp1ciaI hibernate a. saadly RsdisisT.

eD1cfdI TfScran1f9 "a Sa1dgg HsolstsF.
HUSTIxGTOS. w. Va, November IL.
There was jail delivery 10 Logan
county short time ago, a3d the ot5cers
here were notified 20 b9 on the lookout
for the -four men. who are desperate
characters. They we're In this city To-
day, and the county jsIler recognized
one of them, Hugh Upton. and after
race OF q mile captured him. His psD
left the city 10 hurry, aodf the chi
OF poll and jaileF pursued them
KENT and At late hour to-
are In the trail.
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YALE BEATS THEU.OFP.
Foot Ball Eleven in a hot Game on
Manhattan Field.
GAMES ESLEWHERE YESTERDAY.

Clevelands Base Ball Franchise
Said to be for Sale, and De-
troit. After 1t - The Jackson
vile People Seem TO Mean Bus
iness-Their Offer for the Cor
Mitchell Fight - An Effort
to Secure Charter for An
other Athletic Club in Indiana
General Sporting Newa
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THE NEW MOVE

Locking to the Formation Of a Political Labor
Organization, Which Shall Be AvOwsdly
Wha, It Is-A Meeting B6li to Formulate
Resolutions Expressing The Visws Of the
Leaders - Knights Of Labor Leaders Barred
from the Start
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SENATOR FAULKNER,

OF West Virginia, had only glanced at
Secretary Gresham's letter, he said, but
inferred that the main idea OF Secre-
tary Gresham's statement was the rssto-
ration Of the monarchy in Hawaii. He
could not understand how that could be
brought about by the United States
under existing conditions.
THE provisional government is In
full power there, and has control OF
everything in the islands," he said.
The United States might do one OF
three things: IL might keep its hands
of Of Hawaii, proceed to annex 1t, or
declare a proteetOrate, but how We can
interfere TO restore the monarchy Is
beyond my comprehension"
Judge Turner, OF Georgia, who is one
Of the best lawyers in the House, said
to-day that be was early opposed TO the
annexation OF Hawaii, and was inclined
to agree generally with what the Secre-
tary Of State said in connection with
the Hawaiian affair.