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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-25

CINCINNATI, O., April 24.-Cleveland
won the game Ia the ninth Inning on
MeCarthys misjudRing EWing's fly
and Vaughn's mud OF HOy's clean
throw to the plate. Attendancs, 1000.
Score:
Cincinnati .............0 90 o
Cleveland ............-O 0 o 0 0oO0 / /
Errors, aud 3; his, 2 ands3; pitchers,
Parrott and Young; umpire, Emslie.
LOUISVILLE, KY. April 24.-Louis-
Vile defeated Pittsburg to-day In = very
interesting game. Both teams feldsd
brilliantly. and catches by Denny,
ORourke aud Twitcbell were OF the
sensational order. Both Menafee and
Nichol pitched good bAlh although the
latter was a little wild. Attendance,
., 500. Score:
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May Come over the B. & O.

CHICAGO, April PA sensational
story is printed here to-dayte the effect
that General Sullivan on his own state
ment has made arrangements with the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad 10 trans
port 5, 600 iron moulders in box cars 10
Washington. They propose TO leave
the city on Thursday.
Baltimore snd Ohio officials, both OF
the passenger and freight departments,
deny that there is any truth in the
story so far as their road Is concerned.
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Increasing at Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 24.-Randall's Com
monweal army is having a boom.
To-day recruits came in faster than
they could be enlisted. The chair
man OF the finance committee reported
There will be $3.50. 81 in the treasury
when we get the $3.50 promised to u.s."
The present number OF the Chicago
army is about 700. It's start Is indetin-
tie, but will probably be made by Sun
day
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LABOR TROUBLE AVERTED
by Day & Henry Agreeing to Pay the
Price Demanded for Labor, and TO EN-
pIoy None but Home Labor.

by Day 6 Henry Agreeing TO Pay the
Price Demanded for Labor, and TO EN-
pIoy None but Home Labor.
Special telegram to the Register.
SrEUBENvILLE, o., April 24.-For
several days labor trouble has been an
ticipated in this city because Of be-
lief that Day & Henry, the BeIlaire con-
tractors, would pay only one dollar per
day for labor On the work OF improve
ment OF West Market street and employ
Hungarians and Italians tHstead OF
home labor. Every morning or a week
about two hundred men would conRre-
gate on the scene, but as the
contractors would not put In an appear
ance they would have TO return homo
disappointed This morning the men
assembled again and the contractors
put in an appearance ready TO COM
mence operations. 1t was announced
that one dollar and twenty-five cents
would be paid for labor and that none
would be employed except those having
letters from ths Committee appointed
to look after the unemployed OF the
city. As very few Of the men present
had had foresight enough TO procure
thislletter, only six men went TO work,
but a large force is expected tn 60 on
tomorrow morning. The feeling
against the contractors has changed,
and nothing but praise can new be
heard of them.
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THERE WAS ANOTHER MUTINY

And a SPLIT is Likely TO Occur in tho
Kelley Brauon OF the Iodus5rtsls, Be
fore They Get Much Further East.
WALNUT, Iowa. April 24.-Another
mutiny seemed probable to-day, and
this time it promised to be more serious
than the Nicola incident. Colonel Spead,
whose popularity with the men is as
great as that Of the commander, posi-
lively refused to obey orders on to-day's
march, and 1t was apparent that any
attempt TO discipline him would cause a
split in the army. Spead has been
inclined to be unruy ever since
Colonel Bakers discharge, and has Sc
cretly sympathized with the ex-Colonel.
As the army neared Walnut, Kelly Or
dered Spead to march with the commis-
sary wagons and look after them.
Spead promptly replied that he was
doing all he could and would not follow
the command or his instructions. A
decidedly hot exchange of compliments
between the two men followed, and for
a time a general row was imminent, as
the Sacramento men promptly took
sides with Spesd while the California
division favored Kelly.
At last Kelly climbed upon wagon
and began a speech to the men. He
talked quietly and dispassionately. at
tempting to quell the angry mob. he
informed that court martial had been
held and that the captains had by a
vote OF twenty TO three reduced Spead
70 the ranks. The mob quietsd down
during the afternoon, but many OF the
Sacramento people announced their in
tion to split at Atlantic and follow
Snaad 10 WAshinRtOn.
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rHE STATE ENoAMpMENT
ExPeoted 70 Draw large Crowds of G. A.
X People 20 ParEersburg.
Il IL. !. u.-r-

Expeoted 70 Draw large Crowds of G. A
K. People 10 ParKersburg.
Spse7Gi I,lscrGm 90 t1s Rs0ss5sr-
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, April % -
Delegates 90 the annual encampment Of
the Grand Army Of the Republic Of
West Virginia are arriving by nearly
every train. The WOmen's Relief Corps
and Sons Of Veterans Of West Virginia
will also hold their enesmDment to-
morrow. The headquarters OF the G.
A. r. department officers is at the Blen-
nerhasset Hotel. Mrs. Amanda l..
Murdoch, Of Wheeling, President
OF the WOmen's Relief Corps; Mrs.
sarah Lyons and Mrs. Silver. Of Wheel
ing. Mrs. MOllie Cornwell, OF Charles
ten, Junior V. P, Mrs Ellen +. Dan
iels, Mrs. Z. J. Summerield and Miss
Ella Sharp, OF Charleston, are here.
The headquarters Of the W. +. c. will
be at the Palace Hotel. Among the
officials OF the G.. A. K. now here are
Col. r. II. Freer, Hsrrisville; J. w.
Matlick and W. Lowery, keyser;
c. W. Hart BuckhannOn; L. A.
Martin, Charleston; ). h. Grimes,
Grafton; G.. w. Brown and
Rev. Am. Bennett, Gladesville; Geo.
II. Walker, Rsvenswood; Anthony
smith, Or. K. II. Lee, st. Adams, Capt.
ID. r. King, BeIleville. The following
is the q. A r. programme for We'd
nesday: Council Of administration at
Hotel BiennerhssSett, 9 "a IN; committee
on credentials same place, 10 4. ~; ousi-
ness meeting Of Eacsmpment at h. OF P.
ball, II a. ~; camp fire at Academy Of
Music, ; p. 70. Large delegations are
looked for TO all Of the EncampmentS
from an parts Of the State.
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sued for Defamation of Character

SPECIAL Tsle0ram 10 re Register.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, April "a
F. Z. Rexroad, an uptown citizen has
brought suit for $40. 900 damages against
George w. Hutchinson, of this city, for
alleged defamation of character. The
plaintiff claims in his petition that
Hutchinson accused him of stealing q
bank containing S25 in money from
Hutchinson and that Hutchinson ha:
damaged him by circulating the report.
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The Oklahoma Crowd.

OKLAHOMA CITY, o. T., April ga
com panv of the Commonweal has been
organized with an enlistment OF 100.
Col. Ralph Beaumont, the noted Knight
of Labor lecturer, was the organizer.
The company will join the Guthrie
branch of the Commonw veal, and all ey-
pect to go to Washington together
without change OF cars.
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cnrrlT. Af.fIfaiiA % t.- A-i.'-7'-
C1ARKsBURG, w. VA, April o4.-ro-
day in the United States Court, Charles
Malcolm, Luther HoSey and Garry
Blagg were found guilty Of passing
counterfeit money and each 6ned two
hundred dollars and sentenced TO con-
fnement in the Sutton Jail, Malcolm
going up for six months, Hosey for
three months and B.agg for two
months.
The case Of State against B. & o. R.
r. Co. Will be tried tomorrow.
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SBseiCl Ts,sCrGm % ne Rsciis-.
SALEM, w. VA, April ga most
prominent wedding took place in our
town this evening when Rev. Curtis w.
Smith, OF Ohio, was married 10 Miss
Flora Trough, an accomplished young
lady OF this place. over three hundred
invitations were sent out and the we'd
ding was the largest ever known in Sa-
lem. Prominent people all over the
State were present. Rev. 7. H. Clark,
of Ohio, married them.
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Guarding the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. April 24.-Sev-
sral hundred stand of small arms and
repeating rifles were delivered at the
Treasury Department this morning
from the War Department. The small
arms were turned over TO Capt. Putnam,
Of the Treasury watch, and the repeat.
ing rifles were placed st convenient
points about the Tressursr's cad OF the
hpfldinO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-25

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. April 24.--A Kan
sas City eommonweal armyis forming.
Charles J. johnson. head waiter in 3
proniuent restaurant, is 10 be the COM
mxuder-in-cbief. aud when the enroll
ment Of soldiers reaches the three hun
orgd mark, the march toward Washing
TN Is o ba taken M Already Dearlv a
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a Pntrerr Purchasad.

.Spsesal TslscrGm % ne RsgiNs-.
EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO, April "a
A company OF striking pOtters and busi-
ness men, with q capital OF $50. 900,
organized here tonight 70 purchase the
East Liverpool pottery, a four kiln
plant which has been shut down since
the strike. The company has an op-
tion on the factory for $4,000 and the
deal will be closed In q day or two, The
plant will be started within a week. 1t
will employ hundred men.
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Local Hass Ball

Albert Meyers, OF the irwin Base BAH
Club, has resigned and will play with
the Kurner & Chew Club.
The Irwlss will play the Mozart team
on the Riverside grounds next saturday
afternoon for the stake OF $40 slds'
The Dexter club would like 70 heaf
from any club 10 Bsllaire, Ohio, under
twenty years. Answer through the
REGIsTER.
The Kurnsr g. Chew team defeated
the Rodnan Bros. team yestsrday after
noon on the brick yard grounds oy =
score Of II 70 IL.
The HazIstts ehalIsnge the Harry
Kings for . game nsIt Saturday on the
B. & o. grounds. II accepted answer
through REGIsTER
The Wagon Tongues have challenged
the Lincoln Juniors, under the man
agement Of Fatty Brady, for game
Sunday morning st the Tunnel Green.
The Mozarts accept the challengs Oh
the Hubs for a game next Sunday after"
noon on the Riverside grounds. Inc
clubs being Rivals good game ls As
sured. =
Two picked mines Of the Sixth ward
contested yesterday afternoon on tss
Briskyard grounds The nine eaptalnsd
by Daniel Kssnen woe tbs game %
score Of 10 20 "A.
The Gutnan Stars will challenge tnJ
nine Of fourteen years OF age or usdsf
for a game Sunday Afternoon. April
2g,h. az North Fad diamond. Answer
through this paper
Manager II. w. Prichafd, Of the heo
Cross ball team received teiegrtm iron
Barnesville, Ohio, asking the CLUB 70 20
there neTt Friday for ga1e- II Barnss-
Vile comes up 20 the terms OF tns lea
Cross. they will 60.
The Reymann Juniors have Changed
their name 10 the KGrner q CneEA
Thsy defeated the Rodmsn stars On
the brlckyzrd grounds by score OF ~
70 "a. Batteries for the RsTmAnns.
Lynch, Kennedy and keenan,, for me
Rodmans, Fry and StsTen.
The Kraus elub rsoFganiEed with tns
following players: +. Reineke. G. 4
Kenney. D.; L. P6fer. .. &; J. henIcn,
1b:J. Gallagher. 2 b.; r. Bowers, b.;
+ Holiday, c. T.; +. Gray. T. J.; osorge
Rac1er. !. I. The club challenges asy
club 10 thecity under twenty years oio.
| n accepted assrsr through the kEois-
TEE
- rr->.<fr. Cnrr 1
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Inreniou, IYest vIrrinIan.
y.,,af J,lseyan TO the Rsou,s-.

4TfcfuI ] ItteoTuH 70 tts AtEhs-s.+
WASHINGTON, April PA patent
was granted to Charles E. Blue, of
Wheeling, on a work holder; TO John
h. Fitzgerald, Of Frankfort, W. Va, on
a curtain fixture; TO George p. Hobbs
and A. L. Edwards, of Wheeling, on a
wheel. and to Edward w. Stifel, of
Wheeling on pin for attaching flowers
IN n dresSes
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CRIMINAL oAKELEssNEss
Said to Have Caused the Wreck of the
Los Angeles and Six LiveG

SAID TO nave Nautou the WEoCA oA hhO
Los Angeles and Six LiveA
MONTEREY, GALA, April 24.-The
coroner's investigation into the cause Of
the wreck of the steamship Los Angeles
at Point Sur on Saturday night has
resulted in a verdict charging Roger
Ryfogel, the ships third officer. with
criminal negligence and cGrelessness.
he will be taken into custody and will
be tried for msnslaughter. The testi-
mony before the coroner's jury showed
that Ryfogel changed the ships course
without consulting the captain, doing
so after Captain Leland had particular
ly ordered that he be called from his
bunk to direct the steamers course
when the Point Sur light should be
reached. The hidden rocks on which
the vessel was wrecked are some dis
tance north OF the light. 1t was shown
too. that the night was clear and the
light in full view, though the accused
third officer in his testimony insisted
that the SKY was bazy. He admitted,
however, his disregard of Captain Le-
lands orders. The bodies of i've Of the
six persons known to have been lost
have been recovered.
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g.-s,ra,. . ~ ReJiee.

Grectdi 1e.sGrGfn % M hsNf,f.
CHARLESTON, w VA, April 9f.-The
pastors Of several Of the churches Of
Charleston went before the Council and
County Court to-day and protested
against the granting Of license for the
sale OF liquor 10 Charleston. The court
will take till Wednesday morning 60
consider the matter.
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Would LIMIT DEBATE.
Senator Mills Urges Immediate Ac-
ton on the Wilson Bill.
NOW IS THE TINE TO PASS IT,

Before the People of the Country
Starve and Industries are Para
lyzed-Give us the Ocean, Give
us our Heaven-born Rights and
the Markets of the World and
Unemployed Men will not be
Marching on the Capitol Ask
ing for Work-He Makes an
Earnest Plea for Free Raw Ma
terials, the Income Tax and the
Entire Wilson Bill.
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The Frre niHiaIon.

TERRE HAUrE. IND, April 24.-Frye's
army left here for Brazil at p. N. to-
day, 2sO strong. About sixty were re-
cruits from this vicinity, but not more
than three citizens.
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SDscidt lsi ran % 90 Rs1isisr.
CHARLksro w. VA, April cav.
w. Adauil Of the law firm Of Adams &
Smith. dio this morning Of heart dis.
ease. He vas one Of the leading law
yers Of KsnsWhs bar, and was
prOnineni 10th ia religious and politi-
cal ercieir he was elected 3 member
- the te Senate from the Eighth
strict was one Of the leading
uoers y that hndV
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proceeding, Against the Gas Trust.

CHICAGO, April 24.-Attorney Gen
eral Moloney, Of Illinois, this afternoon
announced a decision on his part 20 be-
gin ouo-warrantO proceedings against
the Chicago Gas Trust This proceed
ing has been expected for s0me time
and il successful means . forfeiture oi
the chartar Of the trust
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Special Tslesran 20 tas Rs4is.s-.
CoLUNBUS, o., April 24-Robert h.
Miller. OF Shawnee, Thomas McGeOugh,
OF Bridgeport, Thomas II. Love, OF
LeeSville, and ReeS 7. Davis, of East
Palestine. we're to-day appointed by the
Governor 70 be State mine inspectors.
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NEWSLEh
Interesting Pieces OF TslsgraphIc News
in small sDacs.

END. o. t, April 24-The tMerchsntsi
Bank. Of this place, did not open this
morning. About fifty men nah race for
North Enid to catch the trs1 before it
went south. When they arriveN the train
had gone with Cashier CharAs Bright
The failure is about so, ,0O0.
wAsHISsroS, April 24.-BeFa Lock
wood to-day applied u the UnI led States
Supreme Court for q mandaf hs 20 CON-
pel the Suprene Court Of APP Of vir-
rinia To admit her 20 practice b1fars it.
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third of that number have signihed 4
willingness to join the movement, ana a
full complement is expected to mater
ialize within a short time.
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Earned runs. one each; two.base hits,
Lyon; three-base hits, Denny; stolen
bases, O'Ronrks 2, 7. Brswn, Denny,
Donovan; frat on balls, of Menefee, II
of Nichol, Z; hit, Richardson, T. Brown,
Glasscock; struck cut, by Nichol 4. BY
Menefee 2; wild pitches, Michel Time,
2:05. Umpire. Swartwood.
Sr. LOUIS. April 24.-Anson's colts
did not put up = star game to-day, nor
did the browns. The average OF the
browns work was simply httle better
than that OF the ChicARos. The error
column on both sides ran up rather
rapidly, but In no case were the errors
marked by disasters. Attendahce, 1000.
Score:
St. Louis.................o 5 2 80 /
Chicago ..-...............o 0 0-i o. 5
Earned runs. 5 and 2; errors, and O.;
hits. Q and 5; pitchers. Clarkson and
McGlll: umpire, McQuaide.
WASHINGTON. ID. C., April 2h--A two
base hit by Mcclure In tho eighth Inn
ing, sending Ia three men, decided the
game for Washington. Score.
wasbin ngton ............0 O.
Earned runs. Q each; errors, Z and 4 4
hits, and 9; pitchers, Petty andNRuslet
umpire, Lynch. III
BALTIMoRE, MD., April 24.-BaFf
more had sluRglng streak in the ninif.
inning to-day. aud this, aided by bases
Oh balls and reckless playing By Boston
after the game had been lost, piled up
fourteen runs. Score:
Raltfrnore q 0 fl-B
Boston ...-..........O 2 0 0 o 0 o.
Earned runs, G and !; errors. eachi
hits, IS and 6; pitchers, Mcmahon.
Stiyetts aud Nichols; umpire. Hurst
BROOKLYN, n. Y, April 2A-Phila-
delphlA outplaysd the home team a.
every point and won with ease. Score:
PhiladslphiA.... - ~
Brooklyn =
Earned runs, PhIladelphia .; errors.
and 6; hits, IL and l3; pitchers. Carsey
and Kennedy aud Korwan; home runs,
FreadWay and Cross; umpire. O'Rourke.
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.ONE RUN GAME PLAYED
Cleveland Makes the Only Run Of the
Game in the Ninth Inning.
LOUISVILLE BEATS PITTSBURG

Scores OF the League Base Ball
Games Played Yesterday, and
Results OF the Races Run-A
Bear and Lion to Fight at the
Mid Winter FairLThe Interna-
tional Boat Race-Other Sport
ing Events OF Interest.
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Confessed Her Crime aud Went Insane.

NT|""-.-
FAIRNoNr, w. VA, April 2f.-The
report comes from MOnOngah Of daS-
tardlv crime committed at that place on
Saturday, April "a. Miss Bessie Snod-
grass. who is accused Of the crime, gave
birth to a child on or near the date
above mentioned, as shown by the ex-
animation Of a physician. On the l4th
she went TO an outhOuSe and threw the
Infant down the vault, where it was de-
tected by its cries but was not rescued
before death had come % It's relief. An
INQUEST was held and Miss Snodgrass
confessed 70 the crime and named her
seducer. She was too ill 20 be confined
in jail, and it is reported has since be-
come a raving maniac.
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THREE THOUSAND MORE MINERS
Joia the strikers 10 Pennsylvania-PFac-
ticslly All Out There.


PlrrsBUEG, PA, April 24.-Ata meet
ing of coal miners held At Leechburg
to-day. delegates representing three
thousand miners who have not hereto
fore been connected with the National
Miners Union, asked that they be or
ganjzed and declared in favor OF a
ssrike. This will take out practically
all she Pennsylvania railroad miners
a.ong the KiskemintaS river. Three
pits we're not represented az to-day's
meeting, and tomorrow efforts will bs
made 20 bring these men into line. The
strikers claim that this new move
will tie up the West Penn Rail-
road entirely within two or
three days, and as the Pennsyl-
yania main line from Altoona east de-
peuds for coal supply on these pits, the
situation may become embarrassing for
the whole Pennsylvania system east.
On the other hand, the operators say
they have coal enough on sidings to
keep them supplied as long as the strike
may asst.
Elsewhere 10 this district the situa-
tion remains unchanged, with both
sides watchful at every point The
coke region is coming into line with the
strik kers, and the men claim that the
whole region will be out tomorrow.
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SPRINGFIELD, Ills, April 24.-At
delegate convention Of the mine workers
Of Illinois, held to-day, resolution was
adopted requesting all cooperative
mines not organized to suspend work az
once. Ii was also declared that no local
settlement be recognized or authorized
until a general settlement is had
throughout the entire United States.
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WHEELING. W. A. WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL 60 1884

] Harris, the Senate went into executive
ession at 500. and at 4:l0 adjourned.
According to the agreement entered
into between the Democratic aRd Re-
publican Senators, the reading oil the
| tariff bill
BY PARAGRAPHS FOR AMENDMENT.
will probably begin at o'clock to-mor-
row. The programme now does not In
clude any prepared speeches, but II
there should be opportunity for one,
either Senator Dolph or Senator Quay
will probably proceed as both have un-
finished speeches on hand.
An executive session was held shortly
after the Senate adjourned.
When the doors were opened group
OF Republicans known as the steering
COMMITTEES OF that party and Senator
German were holding q conference.
Propositions and counter propositions
we're made, but no agreement was
reached, and IL was understood when
the conference broke up that no agree
! ment would be attempted In the Senate,
but that the consideration OF the bill
would be begun al o'clock, and the Re-
puUliChuS lhlOI Iuou MI OJi Wdu hheh
their side OF the chamber would insist
on 8 quorum when any vote was taken
on any amendments to the oill.
Senator German, whe is Chairman OF
the Democratic caucus, has written a
letter to every Democratic Senator In or
out of the city asking them to attend
the sessions of the Senate for the pur-
pose OF
PUSHING THE TARIFF BILL
BE reminds them that unanimous con-
sent, under which the tariff bill has
been considered, will END tomorrow at
noon. he says the members OF the
finance committee having immediate
charge Of the bill intend TO push Its con-
sideratlon as rapidly as possible, and %
enable them TO 10 so, IL will be neces-
sary for every Democratic Senator to
be present tomorrow az one o'clock aud
remain within call during the consider
alton Of the bill.
Senator Harris says the bill must pass
by the 1rst Of June, while Republican
leaders say that the date is al least two
months too early.
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CHARGED WITHMURDER
The Death Of a Young Lady Followed
by the Arrest Of a Doctor.
CRIMINAL OPERATION CHARGED.

A Sensational Affair in Parkers-
burg in Which a Young Girl
was the Victim-Her Deathbed
Confession Said to Have Been
Enough to Send the Physician
to Jail Without Bail on a
Charge Of Murder.
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RAG uEArnEE

WisHrssr0x. D. c.. April 2b-For West
Virginia. far. esstsriy winds-
For Western Pennsylvania fair, rinds shift
ing % ezsteriY-
uarmer
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DANvmLE, ILL, April 24.-The
miners Of the various country aud strip
banks decided to-day 10 join the strike.
Nearly g. 1000 miners near Danville held
are now ont.
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ROBBED OF $1,000.
Fell Asleep on q Train aud some one Went
Through His Pockets.

sps.tal Tsl.grsDs 20 tas RsNstsr-
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, April "a
Jacob Dubinskv,o Of the frn OF Dubinsky
Bros, was robbed last night Of $1,000
The Dubinskys had shipped ten carloads
of old iron 70 Cleveland, o., and jacob
Dublnsky started back yesterday with
about 81, 600 10 bills which be put in the
inside pockets OF his coat. Duoinsky
boarded a train at Marietta for this city
ana fell asleep 10 the car, and did not
awake until he reached this city, when
he discovered that he had been robbed
OF all his money and valuabIes. There
10 not the slightest clue TO the robbers.