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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
JUSTICE WHITES INSTALLATION.
It VIII Take Place on Monday Next and
Is Very simple Matter.


WASHINGTON, D. c.. March S.-The
installation of Senator White, OF Louis
lana, to his seat upon the bench Of the
Supreme Court, will occur at nooh'next
Monday. Very brief formalities attend
the advent of a new Justice TO the
Supreme Court, the only ceremonies
customary being the administration or
two oaths, one to support the ConStitu-
tion OF the United States, the other TO
faithfully try all cases. The oath OF
loyalty to the Constitution is admins
tered by the Chief Justice in the con-
sultation room, before the Justices enter
the court room. When the Justices en-
ter at noon the spectators rising, as
the always do, the new member OF
the court walks at the end OF the t1le.
Sometimes the new member wears
gown which has been made for him, or
which be has borrowed from one OF his
colleagues, and occasionally he enters in
citizens dress. He takes a seat beside
the clerk. Mr.. J. w. Mckinney, the
Chief Justice announces the appoint
ment of a Justice TO succeed the late
Justice Blatchford. The commission
from the President is read by the Clerk
of the Court and then Senator White
stsNds and with his hands on the Bible
assents to the oath OF Office, which the
clerk reads. This completes the cere-
mony. The new Justice walks to the
end of the bench at the left of the Chief
Justice and takes the farther chair TO
the left. As he walks up the steps the
Justices rise and bow, and he takes his
seat and returns the salutation, Then
the court proceeds in the regular rou-
tine.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
New Ba,s Ban Contracts.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-Secretary
Young, OF the National League, an
nounces the following contracts for
1894:
With Cleveland-J. X. Virtue, Wm.
Ewing, o. Tebeau, j. McGarr, George
CuDpy, John O'COnnor.
With Brooklyn-D. w. Dsub, Thos.
P Kinslow, Edward F. Stein, George
Tired way.
With Louisvlle-Tim O'Rourke.
BOstOn-Wm. Nash.
With Chicago-Adrian c. Anson, w.
S. Camp.
New York;. T. German, w. B.
Fuller, J. Meakin.
With st. Leuis-Perry W. Werden.
Released BY New York, NJ. Baldwin,
J. Milligan. BY Washinton, Jovette
Meekin.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
ARRESIIEG TIE RIOTERS

Bench Warrants Issued and the Militia
Assisting the sheriff in serving Them.
From a Stgf Core p0rds9t OF Tie Register.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 3.-As
a aesult Of the vigorous measures pro-
posed by Governor MacCorkle, immedi-
ate steps will be- taken TO arrest the
strikers 40 l1agle Military have been
Al that point since Wednesday night
and mo- arrests have yet been made and
when q committee Of operators appeared
before the Governor this morning TO pro-
test against the removal, he told them
politely, but hrmIy, that the military
had been sent simply 20 assist the civil
forces, and If the operators did not take
steus 90 have the rioters apprehended
and punished by the civil authorities
that be would withdraw the troops and
let them fight It out among themselves.
Upon the receipt OF this information
steps were at once taken 20
procure the arrests Bench war
rants we're sworn out before Judge
Campbell. of the Circuit Court, for
forty-three OF the participants in the
riot Of Wednesday, charging them with
murder, ri0tiug. conspiracy and inCit-
ing riot. Sheriff Human this evening
attempted tO secure a posse cOmltatus
from the citizens Of the county TO assist
him in the arrests, but was unable to
get any one 90 help him. He then ap-
Deaied 10 COL Hodges, who related the
,Iaa~ H.,e D f-frr
nor aud asked iOr advice. The Governor
replied that a sufficient number OF the
military 90 answer the purpose might
be- furnished the sheriff II citizens
could not be secured, and instructed the
sheriff 20 proceed with the arrests. II
is feared that this will be the signal for
more trouble, as the men are ia no
mood 20 submit 20 arrest.
THIS GOvEENOR Is DETERMINED
that IL the military must be employed
they shall be employed TO advantage.
When asked him tonight bis opinion
as 90 the situation be replied:
"I regard the situation tonight aHd
tomorrow as very grave. II the ar
rests are all made ana made quietly and
the civil prosecutions begun, / think
The worst OF the trou bic will be over. /
have felt very greatly" be continued,
,sthe responsibility Of ordering out the
military. but the lives and property Of
opr citizens must be protected.
The striking miners will be
allowed TO use al the moral
suasion they can 10 their effort TO pre-
vent men from WorEing ~ the mines,
bnt no force viii be permitted. have
much sympathy for these men, out tne
laws Of the State must be upheld. and
,ronosa 80 suEnuOnin upheld. I have
49, +, vice UIi oego move on fifteen
iBE. two more com
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
EEWSLET6
Intsrssting Pieces of TslsgrAphIs News
in small space.


in small space.
WuKEsBARRE, Pa, March 3-The Mos
sic powder mills at Moosic. Pa, exploded
shortly after o'clock this morning. Three
men were killed. The report Of the e1-
plosion was heard in Wilkesbarre, sixteen
miles away. Windows ratified and rouses
were shaken.
CHicAGo. March 3.-The estimated gross
earnings Of the entire system Of the Chi
cago, Rock Island and Pacific, both east
and west Of the Missouri river. for FeDru-
ary are 81, ,234. 80, q decrease as compared
with February, 1893, Of Sy9,sfs.
LoyDox. March 3.-The STANDARD has an
article on the Stein expedition 70 tn9 Arctic
and wishes Il all successes. IL says. how
ever. that STEMS plans are distincuVeiy
ChicaQoan in their light hearted view OF
Arctic difficulties and show that the new
explorers are quite fresh 70 their work.
LoSDox. March "a dispatch % tbs
Timss from Odessa says that earthq uakee
have occurred IN the southern part OF
Russia
BALTIMORE, MD.. March g. The story
published 70 the effect that Jake Kilrain,
the well known pugiist. IS dying is with
ont foundation He was on the street this
morning, and says be Is in gooo oconcition.
P1rrsBuRG. Pa, March IA decEse
was entered by Judge Aches0n IN .e
United States Circuit Court t0-dsk
charging Receiver John El8pn Of ~ -
Well Supply Company. ,ompf -, ~
made q satisfactory arraR fnr - Ilfeel
creditors. The assets wefD te-@
tie company. I
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panies, one at Huntington and
one at Milton. A special train
with steam up is waiting to carry them
TO any point where they may be needed
The sole object Of ordering out the MILL
tary is TO assist the civil authorities In
the discharge OF their duty. As soon as
this duty has been performed the troops
will be Withdrawn, but not before.
II p. M.-A telegram has just been re-
ceived by Adjutant General Holley from
Sheriff Hinman ssying that he has sue
cesded in arresting several OF the men
for whom be had warrants, and that
there has been no trouble so far.
SUMMERS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
MR. WILSON'S CONDITION.

Removed From BIS Car to a Hotel-Tem-
perature Almost Normal
ST. LOUIS, March "A special to the
Republic from the City Of Mexico says;
Congressman Wilson's mperature TO-
day was 99l6 degrees. Consul General
Crittenden to-day received an autograph
letter from Wilson, written in pencil, In
which he speaks in a hopeful and cheer
ful tone of his condition. He was re-
moved from his car to the best hotel In
Guadalaiara to-day and will be able TO
dress himself in about ten days. Con-
gresham Tsrsney and wife, now that
the crisis is passed, will come on to the
City of Mexico next week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
NnnrlrnFirnn AT FnIrmont.
r...aran % n. s.,nagu Rsass..-.

s1FrIdI Isl1GTl0 % " S0NUIy hsIl5I'T'
FAIRMONr w. VA, March 3.-Fair-
mont had a narrow escape this morning
from a disastrous fire with possibly the
loss OF several lives. About 4 o'clock
the Continental Hotel was discovered TO
be on FIRE and the alarm quickly given.
Both volunteer hose companies, with
city Nos. 1 and ., we're quickly on the
scene and soon had the fire under con-
troll. Several of the guests made their
escape from the third story windows as
the smoke was so thick that they could
not find their way out The loss is
about $500: insured.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
Hardlv an Unouallfied Denial.

PIrTsBURG, PA, March 3.-Concern-
ing the New York and Washington
dispatches to the effect that the Carne-
gle Steel Co., Ltd, had been fined Sl40,-
4S49l by the United States Government
because Of defective armor plate, Secre-
tsry Lovejoy said: 1--WE never did, nor
shall we ever furnish, defective armor
plate to the government" Mr.. Frick,
chairman of the company, refused to
discnsS the matter
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
wm Not coln siIver f0r be FubLIc.

LONDON, March 3.-A dispatch TO the
Times from Tehersn, the capital Of
Persia, says: The government has Off
cially announced that the mint will no
longer coin silver for the public. 1t also
declares that the importation of silver
is prohibited for the future, and that
month hence the customs authorities
will treat as cOntrabBnd all silver not
ordered by the mint.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
THE DIsTEIBUTION OF SEEDS
May Be = Subject for Serious Contention
before 1t Is Settled.

before 1t Is Settled.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 3.-The
annual distribution OF seeds by the De-
partment Of Agriculture, in response
TO personal applications, has been dis
continued for the present season, and
hereafter distribution will be made at
the direction OF the Congressman who
still have certain quantities TO their
account. The department this year
provided for more than 5000, 600 pack,
ages OF seeds, two-thirds Of which are
the quota for Congressman only, one
third being sent out Independently by
the department. The appropriation for
the distribution of seeds for the present
fiscal year is S135, 400. Secretary Morton
does not believe in the wholesale
distribution OF seeds and he has
submitted TO Congress an estimate ask
ing for but S35, 900 for buying and dis
tributing seeds for the coming fiscal
year. The distribution is to be made
by the Secaetary in his discretion as to
the best means of carrying out the pur-
pose Of the appropriation. he is to use
the agricultural experiment stations TO
the extent he may think best, as his
agents without compensation in the
propagation and distribution provided
for. The matter has not come up In
the House as yet, but when IL does 1t Is
bound to provoke the opposition OF any
Congressman who are in favor OF con-
tinuing the present system OF seed dis
tribution.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
rEashinrton Personals.

Special 7sie0ram % tle Sunday Rsgtstsr.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 3.-Col.
Alex Campbell has been in town for
several days. Col. Campbell is connect
ed with a large real estate agency in
this city. Col. Campbell's friends feel
confident he will yet get a good consul
ship.
Capt. A. S. Dandridge, OF Jefferson
county, was among the West Virginians
at the National during the past few
days. The encouragement Col. Dan
dridge's Gubernatorial boom received
was 1atIering indeed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
YESTERDAYS HORSE RACING.

RoBY, IND, March 3.-Races: First
race, purse $500, 5 furlOngs, Indigo first.
Time, 1:12. Second, 9-l6 mile, Three
Forks first Time, 1:O53l. Third, 7-l6
mile, Babe Murphy first. Time, :472I.
Fourth, 9-16 mile, Con Luch first. Time,
EO356. Fifth, 81 mile, Maggie Murphy
first. Time, 1:29.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
WORD ABOUTPENSIONS.
Extension Commissioner Black De-
fendS LOChren.
PENSION CLERKS GREAT RECORD,

Ie Was Promoted Because He
Ran Over Pension Applications
at the Rate of One Every Four
Minutes-Gen. Blacks Splendid
Description of Lochren's Posi-
ton at Gettysburg-Who Gre
ates Pension Legislation, and
What Party is the Most Lib
eral.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
No WingA

In the midst Of battle a general saw
a man running from a very close situa-
tiOn.
"What are you running for?" de-
manded the disgusted general in stern
voice.
"Golly, general, ," said the feeing man,
"Pm running because can't fy."-
St Louis Republic.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
Got the Fight on q Foul.

New YORK, March danny Rus
sell. OF Bridgeport, Conn, aud George
Siddons, OF New Orleans, fought twen-
tv-seven rounds In ball near Newark,
n. j., this morning, for $500 a side.
Siddons was awarded the victory on a
foul. The battle lasted two hours.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
Fourht NIne,een sIoody Kounds.

LoGANsPoBT, IND, March 3.-John
Bailey and Albert Melton, OF Madison,
Ind, thu two middleweight colored
champions, fought nineteen bloody
rounds last night, three miles from Lo-
gansport, before two hundred sports.
Melton was knocked out Bailey, the
victor. lives in this city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
ALL QUIEI YESTERDAY.
No Further Trouble Among the
Striking Coal Miners
TIE INQUEST OVER ADKINS BODY
Leads to a CLASH Between TwI

,eads to a Clash Between Two
Justices of the Peace-The
Burning Of the Trestle on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Branch
Turns Out to Have Been a
Matter of Little Consequence,
and the Damage VIII Be Re
paired TO-Day-The Civil Au-
thOrities Ready for Prompt
Action-The Strikers are Well
Armed and the Operators Have
Supplied Their Men With Win
chesters and Ammunition.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
NOT LIKELY TO RESIGN.
Cardinal IedOchowski Expected to
Continue In His Office.
IS, HOWEVER, AT VARIANCE WITH

The Secretary of State to the Holy
See-As a German Pole, He
Believes France Receives Too
Much Consideration at the Ex-
pense OF the Dreibund-He Is
Also Opposed to Mgr. Satollf
and His Mission to the United
States.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
Modern ReaIIsn.
His Wifs-ThIs in the one.

Modern AuthOr-Whic is the phSSH-
graph took TO Mrs. Forundred ,re-
ceDtion2
His Wife-This in the one.
Modern AnthOr-Very well. Tell 4 =
secretary 70 COPY Il OF and send it 10
the Hiqht0ns MagGzine- / promised
them new society novel this week -
Nee York Weekly
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04

IIARsHALL, TExAs, March 3.-The Hope
Lumber Compauy's plant at Hzrlettn.
this county. burned this morning. Ltss.
SIS, ,oo0s Insurance, Sis.eeo.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04

WAsnI IsTox. .. O.. NsF3t 3-For Ws.s
virri1if western Pennsylg 1a aqd v1le, faiti
tEarne1 rsatn Hinds,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
~ - a WINcHEsTER

helis from which were iouhd
che strikers had been hhak
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-18
DEMOCRATIC Civil SERVICE
just How 1t is Being ProStituted to
IgnOble Partisan Ends.
RETRENCHNENT ALL ONE WAY
II You're Democrat, You'n Not Suffer;
but if You're Republican Govern.
inent Employe, Possibly Crippled for
Life, You'll Be Promptly Fired.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.


Washington, Oct, II.
bill recently carried through con-
gress under the leadership Of Mr.. Dock
cry, of Missouri, under the plausible
plea of economy, dispensed with the
services Of $50 clerks by abolishing sew
eral important bureaus in the treasury
department. Among other criticisms
offered in opposition to this measure it
was urged that 1t was cruel in the pres
ent state of uneXempted business de-
preston to legislate out of office so
many employees, many of whom were
disabled from other than clerical occu,
patton by wounds and diseases con.
tracted in the military and naval ser.
vices of the government, and thus aug
ment 4 thalGreat body of the unemployed
and sufEring.
1t is important to note just how the
old soldiers and the Republican officials
and clerks have Jared under the
changes and transfers that have taken
place. Every one of the Democratic
officials and chiefs of division who We're
legislated out of Office have been given
places equally as good, and in many
cases better, in other bureaus, where
old and experienced and valuable Off
cials were dismissed in order to make
places to be filled by these favored
ones. In the transfers of the clerical
force under the new law no Democratic
clerk has suffered; but with the old
clerks, nearly all soldiers, and who are
supposed to be Republicans, the re-
verse has invariably taken place.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-18
train ROBBERS Captured
Detectives Think They Have Three
of the 0uantico Bandits.
ONE MAN IS LOADED NTH CASH
Two Suspicious Characters Arrested ut
Cherry Run, w. Va, and Another at
Cumberland, Md.-The Country
Alive with Special Officers.
BY the United Press.

By the United Press
Cherry Run, w. ", Oct. II.
The men who are supposed to be those
who held up the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad train at Ac-
quina creek last Friday night, and
robbed 1t of large amount of money,
were cornered near here yesterday af-
ternoon by detectives. After hard
fight two of the men were captured.
Cumberland, Md, Oct. T.-This morn
ing at about 1.10 o'clock Officer Beck of
this city, noticed man acting in Il
rather suspicious manner near the Bal
timore and Ohio depot He tried to
board express train No. 8 westbound,
with two satchels. The man answered
the description of the one who was i'm
plicated in the robbery Of the express
car at Quantico, Va. last week. AS
soon as the officer attempted to make
the arrest the man started to run, but
was soon caught by the officer
He was taken to the station house and
upon being searched $1,553 was found
hidden In two woolen stockings. Nine
hundred and twentythree dollars We're
in notes and 5000 in silver, one silver
watch and one gold one, lot of pawn
tickets and three silver pocketbooks. "A
fine Colts navy revolver was in his
pocket. There was 43 cartridges in his
pocket and a memorandum book show
ing where the entire Doodle had been
divided between the three men.
In his satchel were found old muddy
oil hOt nd ne mn n
that looked like disguises.
The prisoner weighs at least 1866
pounds. He is six feet tall, with Il
smooth face and dresses neatly. II
was discovered by the officials that he
had arrived In this city at about IL
o'clock yesterday morning, and had
gotten away with several hundred dol
lars in a gambling house.
He was committed TO Jail to await
trial on the 25th inst. Officer Beck says
that the man was intoxicated, ana
made hard fight before he could be
arrested.
Following Hot Clue.
Washington, Oct. 1.-THE Adams Ex-
press company today dispatched a de-
tective to Cumberland, Md, and Mar
tinsburg, W. Va, where suspicious
characters had been arrested in connec.
ton with the robbery of the Southern
express. Last night detectives We're
sent to Cherry Run, w. Va. to investi-
gate the reported arrest there Of two OF
the bandits
Conductor Green, of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, sent word to Mr..
Moss, the local agent of the express
company, that two men had been ar
rested in Martinsburg this morning,
Conductor Green had come to Washing.
ton TO make personal report, because
of the fear" of the express company Off.
cials to resort to the telegraph.
In the case of the Cumberland arrest,
the express officials here believe they
have hot clue, and are hopeful that
the man captured is one Of the robbers.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-18
LIVE NEWS OF SPORTS.

Hefflefnger will coach the Yale eleven.
At Brunswick, Me-, Bowdoln eleven, 2S;
Colby, 0.
At Springfield, Mass, Yale eleven, S4
Dartmouth, 0.
Harvard and Yale will play in New
York on Nov. q.
Louisville's base ball club just comes out
even, financially
w. Y. Hastings is the new commodore
of CornelPs navy.
Canadian cricket team is to go to
England next year.
| Hugh Duffy's batting average of .4Si is
| the highest ever made
At Troy, n. Y, Williams college eleven
| s; Laureate Boat club 0.
The Pennsylvania Varsity eleven yes
| terday polished off the Lehigh team to the
tune of 30 to 0.
Foot ball men generally condemn Yale's
action in doing away with the Thanks
giving Day game.
John l.. Sullivan thinks that F'itzsim-
mons will give Corbett the fight of his
life and may win out
The pneumatic saddle now reinforces
the pneumatic tired sulky.
Philadelphia wheelmen held fantas-
tic lantern parade last night.
French physicians say the use of the
! bicycle will cure many pulmonary dis
| eases.
! Lord Dunraven has ordered 90-foot
yacht built, and will issue another chal-
| lenge.
Pitcher Sullivan, of the Providence
! team, is to take Harry Staley's place on
the Boston team
a mile race course, costing 100000, will
be laid out near Pttsburg, at a site newly
chrlstened Monaco.
Kremlin, Arion and Directum are the
| racing disappontments of the season.
| Neither has yet lowered a record.
Manager McCloskey has signed O'Brien,
second baseman of the Buffalo club, for
! the LouiSVilles, and is after Jacob Glass
cock.
Three weeks from next Monday night
Ives and Schaefer will hold a siX-day bill
| lard match in New York. Abe Levy will
back Ives to the extent of $4,000.
The faculty desires a return of the old
scheme of playing the Princeton and Har-
ward foot ball games in New Haven and
at Princeton and Harvard on alternate
years.
The matter of selecting the day for the
| annual Yale-Princeton foot ball match
has been left with Princeton. Yale has
notified that college that no game on
| Thanksgiving Day or Dec. can take
place.
As the result Of wager of $1,000 side,
made by two private individuals, Ed
ward Payson Weston, the famous vet
eran pedestrian, is going to make the at
tempt to prove that he can walk forty
miles day for twelve consecutive days.
The men decided on for next season by
Louisville will include Lake and Cote,
catchers; Inks and Knell, pitchers; Clark,
a. inNI "a