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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
TO THE GUILLOTINE.
valiant, the French Auarchist. Sentenced
to- Dsath-Be seems satisfied.

valiant. the French Anarchist, Sentenced
To- Dssth-Be seems satisfied.
PARIS, January lO.-August Valiant,
the Chamber OF Deputies bomb thrower.
was placed ON trial ia the Palace OF
Justice to-day. Immense crowds surged
about the entrance attempting To gain
tdmittauce, but were Kept from the
doors OF the palace by large platoous Of
police. who were also aided by sentinels
with fixed bayonets Ia front OF tho
doors. Every door OF the palace was
shut and admittance was by card sup
piled by tho authorities.
The court was announced at II
o'clock, when President COze and four
other Judges, attired la their red robes
and black gold braided caps, entered.
Every one I'm the room rose as the
iud yes entered. The presence OF the
jury was verified and Judge Coze. ac-
cord ng 70 the French custom, proceed
ed 90 question Valiant as To his age,
place OF residence, etc.
The prisoner was calm and answered
In clear voice, which was pitched In a
key OF bravado. lie appeared 20 enjoy
the uOtOrIety he had gained. The act
OF accusation was then read, in which
the prisoner was accused OF an attempt
al assassination coupled with an en-
deavOr Go destroy the Chamber OF Dep
uties. The evidence given before the
examining magistrate was also recited
In reviewing the case Judge Coze
said most OF those injured by the bombs
were spectators and not deputies
valiant, lnterruptiug, exclaimed:
That is not my fault. The deputies
are la the highest degree responsible
for the social misery prevailing II
was them / meant should feel their
responsibility.
valiant further denied the story
that he had attempted 10 escape after
he threw the bomb, as he was Injured
in the leg.
The Jury retired at 5:35 o. m. and
were absent for tj minutes. Upon their
return 10 was announced that they found
the prisonor"Rullty without exteuuating
circumstance"
Upon hearing the forcmaus answer %
the Iudge's question, asking him II the
jury had agreed upon verdict, valiant
sprang % his feet and shouted. "Gtis
death. / thank you for TO-" The court
then retired % deliberate upon the hnd.
Ing Of the jury aud 20 decide upon the
sentence.
Dpon the return OF the court tho pre-
siding Judge announced the sentence Of
death, and valiant upon hearing the
words which condemned him 90 the
gulllotine. shouted "Viye Tanarchle."
The session Of the court was closed
soon afterTards without any further In
cldeut.
valiant has refused 20 sign an appeal
20 the Court OF Cessation against his
sentence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
SUPREME COURT ORDERS.
sp.efal z.Leeram @ y. R.ns..-.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, January 10
The Supreme Court met at 10 o'clock
to-day, ell the judges being present.
Judge English having resigned as
President OF the Court. Judge Braunon
was designated as president to act til
further orders.
The following cases were disposed OF;
state. CT Tci Wilkinson vs.. j. T.
Hoke, Judge, otc., upon a rule in pro-
hibiton. The answer OF the respond
ent was filed and the hearing OF tho
cause was continued till future day.
state at tho relation OF trudgiou vs.
Reynolds, and others, upon rule In
contempt. Rule enlarged till a future
day OF the present term.
Stricklar vs.. Bailey, Ct dt, from
Rltchte county, cause dismissed on the
motion OF the appelles for failure 10
print record
j. G. Eyrick was qualified 10 practice
before the Court, on the motion OF j.
Il. Chiffon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
THE COLORADO LEGISLATURE.
The FStraorhinary session Bsgun-Gov-
srnor waite Reads uis Messagc.

Tho FStrhoriin0ry session Bsgun-Gov-
ernor waite Reads uis Message
DENVER, Colo, January lO.-The
ninth General Assembly OF Colorado
convened at noon to-day. In both
branches the old organizations wero
continued.
Governor Waite began reading his
message at , o'clock aud finished At
1870. Cheers and loud applause greet
the venerable executive as he pronounc-
ed the opening words. Governor
Waite,s message reviews the recon-
mendations which constituted his call
for tho session. Ha asked for repeal or
modification OF the present laws ON
trust deeds and attachments. He de-
clares these laws iniluitous. He
discusses the silver and financial uues-
tlons ht some length, critlcisiug some
utteTances OF Secretary Carlisle and
Senator Teller, and declares the oniy
remedy the State has. is to compel the
restoration OF the rights of which IL has
been deprived, by coming it's own sill
yer bullion into dollars, which should
pass as legal tender for all purposes on
an equality with gold. lie concludes as
follows:
owe stand upon the brink Of an in
dustrial slavery an era OF falling
pricos, which has reduced In Colorado o
the value OF commodities and real estate
TO. In many cases, less than one-third
their value one year ago"
Immediately after tho joint ses-
sion was dissolved row broke
out In the House. Mr.. Bonynge.
tiepD, declared the Governor had
insuited the Intelligence OF the
legislature by making n partisan
stump speech. Mr.. Swoaney, (Pop.C
botlY defended the Governor motion
20 adjourn sine die was defeated. The
message was ordered printed by vote
nf lI In u
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LEGISLATORS WANT TO RIDE.
Virginia LAw-aaker. t-ind Il Inconven-
tent 10 Paw Fare

sfctidt frte1rcfi fn t4s Register
RICHMOND, VA, January lO.-An In
terosting aud spirited fight will take
place In the Legislature hero to.mor-
row over n bill 10 require railroads TO
furnish members OF the General Assem-
oiy with free passes. Tho members
have been receiving free passes on rail
roads FOR years, but at the last session
OF tho legislature law was passed pro-
hloiting the railroads from furnishing
them. The legislature, however. have
found IL very lncOnvenient 20 he forced
10 take money out of their pockets when
ever they wish TO travel over tho d ilTereut
roads In the state, hence the bin intro
duced this session, which is only 20 lc-
galize custom which the Legislature
has found it almost imprRcticabie To
break mp. Ono OF the most prominent
members OF the Legislature tonight de.
nounces tho bill as simple system OF
demanding the railroad corpurs tions To
stand and deliver free transportation To
the Legislature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
PEACEABLE, LAw-ABIDING CITIZENS
Wore These Two Hoosiers rm They Feu
uut and Wcat GountnE For zach
Nthrr

We're These rwo Hoosiers rnI Tbey Feu
uut and Wcat GuuniuE For Zach
other.
LOUISVILLE. KY January lO.-The
details OF trouble that occurred at
French Lick, Indiana, yesterday az ter
noon, between two OF the most promi-
nent citizens OF that section, has Just
been learned. The participants were
Samnel Morgan aud William Mahon,
who have been partners In the manu-
facture OF whetstonos.
The trouble between the two men be-
san several days ago, and whilo before
that they had boon tho warmest OF
friends, they became the b.ttcreSt OF
enemies and both armed themselves,
threatening 10 kin the other on
sight. Yesterday afternoon tho
men met on tho highway, two
miles from French Lick. Morgan was
on horseback and Mahan on foot
Morgan dismounted aud both men be-
gan firing. Both men emptlod their
pistols, aud as they stood almost touch
Ing each other, each threw his weapon
ia the face OF his opponent Several
men who had been attracted by the
shooting came upon the scene, but be-
fore they could reach them both had
fallen to the ground unconscious.
Morgan was shot twice In the breast
aud once In tho shoulder and died with
out regaining consciousness Mahan
was shot in the abdomen aud once in
the shoulder. His physicians say he
cannot recover, Both mon have been
regarded as peacoable and law-abiding
citizens.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
AUTHORITY TO Iosur noNDs
Asked by Secretary CsrIIsle-He Meets
The sennte Committee ON ILnnnrr

the senate Committse on Finance
NASWNGroN, ID. c.. January TO-
Secretary Carlisle proposed an issue OF
bonds 10 the senate Committee on
Finance this afternoon. Senators Noor-
bees, Harris. aud Jones, OF Arkansas;
Vest. sherman, Allison, aad Jones.
OF Nevada, were present IL was
supposed that the Secretary
would have proposition form-
u'ated 10 present, and such
proved TO be the case. MIR. Carlisle
said be wanted authority 20 issue bonds.
and SO stated 20 the committee in few
words. He thinks the issue OF bonds
the simplest way 10 meet the apparent
~ rapidly approaching crisis iu tho
treasury. The Secretary dwelt briefly
upon the rapidly diminishing gold
reserve and stated that in-
stead OF increasing, as he had
hoped the government receipts would
DO, they had continued 70 diminish un-
III there was monthly gau Of about
ten millions between receipts aud ex-
penditures. He thought, therefore.
that IL was eNpedienj that Congress
should take steps TO provide against tho
eNll. lie asked that the act of ls1G for
tho resumption Of specie payments,
which also authorizes bond issue.
this issuance Tor shorter time aud
at lower rate OF interest
than is provided for In that
act. The lowest rate OF interest named
In the bonds provided for in the act is (
per cent. and the time for the per
cent bonds is thirty years. Mr. Car
Isle said the country would not Justify
the Secretary OF Treasury In taking
advantage OF his authority because
United states Government bonds could
| be disposed Of at much lower rate
OF interest aud for far shorter
time. lie thought DO would
/ be very easy matter TO sell bonds
/ enough TO tide over the present urgen.
! cy-to meet the prospective deficiency
| OF the present fiscal yeAr-at 3 per cent
! interest and running for 3, or years.
! There was general Interchange OF
| opinion among the mem 5ers Of the com
| mittee. Enough was developed "a
show that 10 is going TO be very difficult
Tor the committee TO agree upon bill
The meeting dispersed without TAX
| ing any action.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

Special g,l>oyan IN ne A.g,"e-.

RIcUNoND, VA, January lO.-At q
meeting OF the Virginia Grange to-day.
At Winchester resolutions were adopt
ed asking tho President 90 remove Ssc-
retsry OF Agriculture M0rt1n. Tho
resolutions charge that that che latter
publicly DETAINED. before the assembled
representatives OF the agricultural
world az the Chicago Congress. the
Grange and its organizers as the most
insiduou- foes OF agriculture The res
olutIons set forth thst SIR. Morton, be-
ing q member OF the orgar'lation, must
have known this allegation was incor-
rect
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

CISciSvhrI. o.. January 1O.-At the
session to-day Of the Poplar Lumber
Dealers8 Association representing
ninety per cent of tie United States
reports we're presented showing fall
ing on in production during the past
year OF one hundred and Hfty three
millions OF feet This was attributed
90 a decrease in supply and 20 the stress
Of hard times. Directors elected are.
s. ~. Ford, Williamsburg, Kyt David
Burns, West virginia, NJ r. Greene,
Chicago. j. B. Thomas, Ford, Ky:
George Scott. Dyessburg, Tenn, and
j.. I. Hamilton, Nashville. Tenn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

PEfyCEroE, EY.. January lO.-B p.
Hubbard, a prominent farmer living
about eight miles north Of this place,
was asssssinated last night. he was
sitting near window where tho light
from a lamp -hone on him, and some
ono on the outside without warning
emptied two loads Of buckshot from a
doubIe-Darreied shotgun into his breast.
killing him instantly. VINO the party
was no ono knows
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

PITr-BrEG pA., January 1O-The
Penn Gas Coal Company have posted
notices notifying their men that gen
eral reduction loo wages will take place
on aud after January 1G The miners
will be reduced ten cents per ton and
outside employees l6Jl cents on the dol
lar The WestmoreIsud Coal Com Dany.
tho largest concern 0f The kind ZOO the
country, have reduced their men % a
like amount.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
THE roTrERs' ASSOCIATIONS.
SIR. Charles w Frnnzheiun Elected First
VICE President

WAsHlSGTON, ID. c.. January 10. -
The second DAYS session OF the
eighteenth annual convention OF the
United states PotterS' Association was
devoted To the business of organization
and presentation OF committee reports.
Hon. VIM Burgess, of Trenton. n
j., Consul at Tunisal, England, 10 the
last ad ADMINISTRATION, was elected Presi-
dent, and the other officers chosen were:
First Vice President-CharIes W.
Franzheim, OF Wheeling. w. Va
Second Vice Presideut-D. +.
Haynes, OF Baltimore.
Third Vice Presideus-B. G.. Simms,
OF East Liverpool, Ohio.
Treasurer-James fl. Goodwin, OF
East Liverpool.
Secretary-Alfred Day, OF Steuben-
Vile.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

CulCAoo, January iJ.-The ST. Jo-
seph MOI Hcr0d and the ST. Joseph
lMo.l G1scHc. hitherto members OF the
United Press. have signed ninety year
contracts win the Associated Press.
They. will cut OF tho United Pfo-s ser
vice aud begin taking the Associated
Press leased wire report February l.
So. II. STONE.
Gon'l Manager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

subrnittd by tho Sub COMMUNICATIONS 6f
the Provisions.

WAeHtNGTOy. ID. c., January TO-
The Democratic member OF the Ways
and Means Committee met to-day 10 re-
ceivo from the subcommittee the com
pieted internal revenue bill including
the Income tax provisions. The advO-
Gates OF the tax had a majority OF one
on the committee. Mr. Mcmillan SUBJ
mitted a draft Of the ON, which Is still
iu the hands 0f the committee, further
action nav ag been postponed until to-
morrow loo ordor that IL might be con-
sidcred by Full representation OF The
Democratic members.
10 is believed that the internal revo-
nue. measure will be sent % the House
as an independent bill
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

were not landed at Honolulu. II is
stated that the British commander
acted out OF an abundance OF caution
10 protect British interests, sud not for
any purpose OF asserting British do
minion over the islands.
Cougrcssmen who have visited the
White House aud the State Department
nave received definite Information that
fresident Cleveland will send another
message TO Congress to- morrow cover
ing the dispatches brought oy the Cor
win.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
OFFERS $4,000

For the Corbett- Mitchell Fight 90 Tho
Ouray CiuD Leads aii tho D,g OTers.
DENVER, Cot, January 1O.-The
Associated Press tonight received the
following dispatch:
OuRAY, Col, January 10. 1894.
The Ouray Athletic Club has decided
10 offer purse OF S7j, 900 for the Cor.
bett- Mitchell fight II accepted they
will build pavilion at lronton 70 hold
20. 600 DeOnln.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
oomrANY ~ rnoUnLEs.
The Hearing OF the Habeas Corpus Pro-
oesdings Come tn To-Day.


lqUeciaf TClsgr1U fg me- Regls f-
PARKEH-BUEG, W. VA, January TO-.
The habeas corpus case OF w b. hlte-
show, % company y, was called this
afternoon in the Criminal Court. The
court house was packed with people and
nearly every member OF Company T. vas
present. Judge Okey johnson arose and
stated that ho was only notified last
evening 90 take part in the trial aud
asked the court 90 grant him until to-
morrow morning % examine into the
case. 10 is reported that Attorney Cen
zeal Riley. OF Wheeling. will take part
In the case when 10 comes uD tomorrow.
The United States Court was convened
This afternoon on the arrival Of Judge
jackson from the East District A..
torney Watts. Assistant District Attor-
ney james Couch, chief Deputy Marshal
Garden and quite a number OF deputy
m1rshals md others are here This
term Will probably prove most Inter
osting aud Important one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
HEARN KENNEDY.
HsRntitm Wedding at Farkershurg
Nsstsrdar.

hesteruuF.
SrScfci Tsisort'n 90 %. E.gtcsr
PARkERSAURG, VIVA, December 10
Mr.. James NJ. HeArn, OF Marietta,
Ohio, and Miss Hannah NJ. kennedy
were united ia marriage this afternoon
at 81. Naviers' Catholic Church. this
city. Rev. Father Hickey united tho
couple In the beautiful and Impressive
ceremony OF the Catholic Church Tho
great editco was packed from corridor
To chaucel, and the street opposite the
church were tlrd with frionds aud
ocquaintances Of the bride aud groom
after the ceremony reception was
held at the residence OF thr brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Ken
nedy, on Murdoch avenue. MIR Heorn
Is popular travelling man who has
hosts OF friends In this city. The bride
Is a beautiful young lady whose excel
lent characteristics OF mind aud heart
has eudeared her to all OF her acquaint-
anCes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
The ANCHOR NURSE BARRED
For the Hemaindar uf tho Present Hii-
nara Tournament.

nara Tournament.
CmCAOo, January 10 - The two
bright particular stars OF the American
billiard tournament Schaefer and ives,
drew big crowd al Central Music Hall
az the first encounter since Schaefer ia
New York, four weeks ago, setahigh
water mark in runs aud averages.
Schaefer, Slossen and Ives met to-day
and signed an agreement which bars
the anchor nurse for the balance OF the
tournament.
The score at the end OF to-nighCs
contest is as follows
Ives GOO. Schaefer 3s9.
AveraRes-Ives 33 srhaefer 90 In.
High runs-Ives I3l. Schaefer 1903.
Schaeier and SlossOn play To- orrow
night
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

More of tho Barcsiona Fiends Arrested
on e. Leader ,onfession


EAHcELoNA, January i0, Santiago
Salvador. who confessed that he threw
the bomb in the Lyceum theatre. made
further confession to-day. lie said
that man named Biccherini and an-
other, both of them leaders of the Bar
celOua anarchists, attended q meeting
in the bull rul boo barcelona.
NUst OF the anarchists went with
OrsInI bombs aud other explosives. in.
tending % blow up the building, aud in
the confusion that would eusue 90 sack
the town. The cOnspiratOrs disagreed
and tho plot was aO1rt'te.
Baccber.ni and The other leader we're
Immediately arrested. The police have
been informed that salvador -0me Q. on .
ago murdered % custom house officer
while The latter was trying % arrest
him for smuggling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
RgrUBLIoANs ~ POSSESSION.
The New jersey Legislative TangIs-The
Fight Not over Yet.


Fight Not over Yet.
TRESToV, n. d., January 1O.-The
Republicans secured possession OF the
Senate chamber this afternoon. They
are Still IN possession tonight, aud say
they will retain the advantage they
have gained. The Republicans to-
day asked Governor Werts for the
Keys OF tho chamber. The Gov
ernor refused % have anything TO DO
with the matter. A committee then
visited perintendent Ford. OF the
State House lie referred them 70 Mi
cnael Nathan, the Democratic Ser
geant-at-Arms Nathan could not be
found and the Republicans sent for a
locksmith. lie was unable 20 effect an
entrance and hundred keys we're tried
in the chamber door but without avail.
Captain Jack Graham, OF Jersey City,
smashed in window leading to the
ladies' gallery. lie threw back the bolt
OF the main doors and i'm
few minutes the Republicans
filed the room. At $500 Senator
Rogers President OF the Republican
Senate was Zoo the chair and the other
Republicans were in their seats A
Committee on Rules was appointed and
Clerk Potts Of the House delivered TO
the Senate race track repeater A
recess was then taken. The Repubil-
cans will place guard over the cham
her and keep watch night and day
The Democratic Senate held session
In the chamber bat adjourned without
transactiDg any business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
xe.t y1rglnin rn.t,I An,lr..

hpfrtdL IettoFdfu 10 me hsCtsts-.
WAsHNGToN, w. VA, January TO-
A new postoflice has been established
at Lockwood. Nicholas county, W. Va,
with Robert g.. Neil. postmaster
The pOstonica at Providence, Jack
son county, mas been discontinued
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

WAeWSeroN. ID. c., January TO-
Senator Camden and the members Of
his family left Washington on their
Florida trip tnis morning.
Gen. st. Clair is IN the city on Worlds
Fair business
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

Robert Poole, who Rode ia New Or
leans Fiuv Years Ago. Dead 30 Bighty.

ITHus FIIIT ftHFH y 20. DHHH 20 TIEHIY.
rgOviDEyCE, E j.. January lO-Eob-
ort Poole, the oldestuud ln bis time ono
OF the best known jockeys in this cUun-
try, is dead. Mr. Poole was 50 years
old, aud ever since be was old enough
20 $40 fro saddle or stick 90 tho seat of
% racing su.ky he has been a winning
driver or rider. over -IZtY years ago
be rode in some Of the biggest racing
events of The country, which a. that
time were held 300 New Orleans. and
ihere ls no course of any Importance
from Nsino 90 California 90 which he
mas NOS figured
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

BEAVER FALLS, Pa. January TO-
Fifteen HunTarians went % work to
Gay in the grinding department Of the
American Axe and Tool Works in this
place and The engagement OF these for
eiRners TO take the places OF tho
strikers, has created much feeling aud
indignation among the latter.
The affair ia almost che sole topic Of
conversation among the working class
es, and fears OF trOnDle are enter
tained.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

WAsmNGrOS, d. G., January TO- 1t
has been authoritatively learned by
members Of the House COMMITTEES %
Foreign Affairs that British matines
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

sDscf7i Tsle0ram ft. H.9t
BruI1ASr, o., January 10 Tobias
Howell died here yesterday OF fever said
to have been supcriuduced by starva-
zion. Howell had beon out Of work aud
destitute since iast June There is %
tendency TO criticiss tlr county author
lties Tor Howefs death. the charge
being that be DID not receive the atten-
tion bis condition warranted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11
Toni. JOHNSON SPEAKS
BE is a Rank Free Trader and a
Single Tax Advocate.
HE SCORES THE WILSON BILL,

Because He Says 1t is Not Rad
ical Enoueh-He has Some In
formation Regarding the Steel
Rail Pool Which is Really In
teresting and Which Mr.. Dali
zel Doesn't Care to Controvert.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

wAeursarov. January lD.--For West virginia
fair followed by Increasing ciou1ine.. and
probably showers, warmer losthcriy wiRls
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

Evtrv zrns0n brings new cror Of cough rem.
odieF. but tIeg cannot compete with that grand
old Dr. Bulls Cough syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-11

sensible uonau Vili not faU 70 Keep bot
tie of SALVATION OI ou hand for cuts ami
bruises. ltIs unfiFa.el. ~ CO.