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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-02
OFFERS FOR TIE BONDS.
@54,5OS, 100 Subscribed Tor at Rates
Ranging Up 20 1eO.S29.

So, 6GS, 100 Subscribed Tor at Rates
Ranging IN 90 1eO.S29.
WASHINGTON. D. c., February l.
More offers 20 take the > per cent.
bonds to be Issued By Secretary Car
Isle were received at the Treasury De-
partment to-day. Promptly at noon
the time elapsed at which offers could
be received, although il was
said that such as had been
mailed for that time and had
not arrived on account Of delayed
trains would be received The New
York mail in which, 1t IS believed, shere
are a number of offers, was late to-day,
and particular reference to the state
ment that the DELAYED offers will be re-
ceived, is made.
The subscriptions TO the new ; per
cent. loan so far as received amount to
S54. sos 100, ranging from Sll1.223 10
Sl2O.S29.
Include in the offers which Secretary
Carlisle received to-day was one that
came in an express package from Chica-
go, evidently sent by some person as q
joke. In the package were fifty enve-
lopeS, numbered COnsecutiyely from l to
30, and the communication 10 eacn one
contained an offer for $1,000, 600 in
bonds or an aggregate OF $4,000, 900,
the amount OF the entire issue. The
price offered was 11S and fraction over.
The person who offered to take the
issue whose name was withheld, speci-
fed that be wanted registered bonds in
denominations OF $4,000 TO be paid at
the suO-treaSury in New York.
When the money is actually paid, for
the bonds, then the gold reserve of the
treasury will be increased by the
amount which will be received.
The gold reserve to-day is, in round
numbers, sos, 600, 600, and if the bonds
were paid to-day in gold at $4,000, 900
the total reserve would be 1923, 900, 600,
or S23, 600, 900 more than is regarded as
the customary limit.
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PAssrp ran FIRsT srAeE.

So far as the House Of Representa-
tlves is concerned the Wilson bill is
law.
The measure has yet to run the
gauntlet of the par,isans in the Senate
and the opponents Of the administra-
ton on the Democratic side in that
body. The outcome of the contest il
the Senate is more uncertain than it
was in the House and there are COM
plications that cannot be figured on.
The DILL passed the House By vote
Of eO4 to 14O-a majority Of Ga. What
the opposition IN the Senate will be to
the income tax provision and the ex-
tent OF HILLS influence against the
bill are matters Of conjecture. The
Senate is a body uncertain, coy and
hard to please, and for ways that are
dark aud tricks that are vain many Of
its members are peculiar. 1t is not
likely much time will be wasted in tariff
elocution in the upper house, though
some OF the Solons may avail themselves
Of that time honored fake Senatorial
courtesy" to flibuster against the bill
In view OF the universal demand for a
speedy settlement OF the tariff ques-
ton, however, it is not likely thai any
Senator will take it upon himself to
ruin his political future by unnecessa-
rily delaying action on the bill.
The prospects are good for a speedy
settlement Of the question, consum-
nation devoutly to be wished.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-02

sugar. AS Mr.. Mcmillan puts it, the
question is "whsther it IS better to tax
sugar. Of which every one consumes
about the same quantity, or accnmu-
lated wealth, which goes practi-
calIy untaxed, for government pur-
poses? Shall we tax man on what he
has or on what he eats?"
True Democrats can make but one
answsrltO this.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-02

The BEGIsTEE'S artist, whose skill
and taste have done so much to make
the REGISTER popular, is in almost
daily receipt OF compliments upon his
numerous successes, but none have
been more appreciated than those con-
corning the portrait recently published
in the REGISTER Of the TT. Rev. Bishop
DoNAHUE. The cut from which
it was printed, and which was
made by the REGISTER artist,
was sought by several papers
for publication. The first paper to APP
ply for the cut, aud consequently the
successful one, was the Cumberland
Times, which afterwards reproduced 10.
The New York Frc0aau'S Journal, in
writing for the cut, says it is the best
picture Of the Bishop the editors have
ever seen. Such expressions from such
sources are duly appreciated by the
REGIsrEE and are commended to its
readers
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Got It Coming and Going.

Spe6iGl TSLsOrdrn 70 th' RsJIsse--
PARKERsBUR6, w. VA, February l.
Wesley Carpenter, who was arrested and
Jailed for abduction, sent letter TO the
mother OF the girl he had abducted and
threatened her with violence il she APP
peared against him. The letter was
Intercepted and Carpenter was brought
into court to-day, when he was fined
500 and sentenced to thirty days in
Jail for attempting to intimidate a wit
ness.
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ALOr of New Postmasters.

SDeel0I TELEGRAM 70 TIE Register.
WASHINGTON, D. c., February l.
The following fourth-class postmasters
were appointed to-day in West Virginia:
J. Z. Thomas at CantweIl, Richie coun-
", vice Mabel Davis, resigned.
NJ. w. Morrison at Lattimer, Roane
county, vice u. B. LStimer, resigned,
James Morrison at Sarah, CYJell
county, vice e. E. Adkins, resignsd.
The following were appontedf,n Bel
mont county, o.; ]. c. Thompson at
Bannock, vIceJ. i. Bentley, removed;
J. E. Lucas st Bethesda, vie L. S.
Thompson. removed; Thos. eabe al
MAYNARD, vice w. 4. Adams, Hmnved
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The Brady-Gorman Fight.

The prize fight between Patrick Bra
dy, who fought 10 draw with Ryan,
and Edward German, who fought a sim
liar fight with Jack McAuliffe, will
come off in the near future, for $500 a
side, the agreement to which was set
tied at the REGISTER office, between
this city and East Liverpool, some.
where. German is in training al East
Liverpool, and Brady is getting in good
trim at Brilliant. Ohio. There is con-
siderable talk OF the event in Wheeling
sporting circles, and the mill promises
to be good one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-02
A SIGNIFICANT OVATION TO nR.
WILSON


The almost unparalleled ovation to
Mr.. WILSON at the conclusion of his
speech in the House yesterday, is a
crown Of laurels which no legislator
ever was more entitled to wear.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN struck tho shack
les from tie slaves. William L. VIII
son has done his all TO strike them
from American labor and American
industry.
Ne wonder pandemonium reigned for
fifteen minutes, and that dignifed
members Of the national legislature
rushed at the eloquent West Virginian
and carried him around the House on
their shoulders. No wonder the people
in the galleries and the members on the
floor who had sat spel-bound by his
earnestness and eIOQuence aud the so-
emn and mighty truth Of his argument,
broke ont into the widest demonstra-
tion at its conclusion.
We venture 10 say there was not q
person within the sound OF Mr.. VIII
sons voice, no matter what mis- tariff
belief, whose heart did not 60 ont to the
noble. minded and fearless West Vir-
ginlan, nor one who did not feel the
truth and force Of bis plea for the toll
ing millions Of his countrymen.
The remarkable ovation following
Mr. Wilson'S speech and which was
participated in by men Of all political
opinions Is conclusive evidence not only
Of Mr.. WILSON'S personal popularity
among his colleagues and Of his elo-
quence and ability, but Of the great
strength Of his tariff bill and
the fac. that when taken
of their political guard, or not
held in terror OF the party lash, every
one seknc edges the righteousness Of
tho WiLsON has so ably ad-
gb&sev.
-.stration IN
sh viii
-s,S
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CEALED PROPOSALS.

For the purchase OF the properly, effects and
assets OF tie Mound City Brick Company. Of
Moundsville, W Va, VIII 5e received nc the
Office Of the Company until y noon, February
Z. 1924
The property consists OF about u ACRES OF
clay land. on which are located the buildings
OF the plant, which is suitable Tor the manu-
facturc OF soft mud brick the machine having
a capacity OF 30 N. brick per day
The drying tunnels contain i3 tracks and
about 200 pallet cars. There are three 90 kilns
IN fair condition, and about 500 VI. burnt brick
also four (4l horses, y stable and dwelling
hOuse.
The object OF the sale is the dissolution Of the
corporation. For further particulars or infor
nation call on or address e. w. kronhHrdt,
Benwood w. Va, or &. II. Hodgmen, Mounds
VILE, w. Va. jau2j-eod 10 leb5
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highly protected Pennsylvania
arons who imported those strik-
laws, Poles, BelgianS and Bohe-
o. cut down the price OF labor
IN share Of the riot and blood
nSWer for.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
20 THE CREDITORS OF THE

TO THE CREDITORS OF THE
Il ESTATE OF F. DILLON.
You sre hereby 0 fed that o. the request OF
Lewis Steenrod. late Sheriff. and administrator
OF said r Dillon, hare appointed
SATURDAY. MARCH 3D, 1894
at Q a. m, and my Office. No. 1872 ChapIine
street. Wheeling, w. Va. as the time and place
for receiving proofs % debts or demands agsins.
the said decedent or bis estate. AZ which time
and place you are required 10 atteud.
Given under my hand as Comm .ssioner OF
Accounts OF the County Court OF Ohio county
this 18th Day Of January, 1884,
GEO. f. BOYD,
Ja2VoawV Commissioner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-02
HUMPTY DUMPTY.

The next attraction at the Opera
House is Bates Bros. Humpty Dnmpty,
which appears for matinee and evening
performances tomorrow. The prices
Of admission have been reduced ard the
house should be crowded at each per-
formance. The pantomine has been re-
constructed. aid a great many pleasing
specialties introduced.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-02

'GU UGU Gazette announces
4ADsroNE will shortly re sign.
satement is denied but the GSctte
es it is true. IL TO is It will be
ed by a lively shaking up aud an
sd new deal in British politics.
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THIS ALTERNArrvE.

II the Democratic party expects to
retain the confidence Of the people it
must redeem ITS pledge TO the people
and pass the Wilson bill.
This has been promptly done in the
House. It would probably be done
in very short order ia the Senate,
also, we're il not for the opposi-
tion Of the selfish capitalists Of New
York TO the income tax provision. This
may delay the passage Of the bill in the
Senate but WI probably not defeat it.
IL is simply an alternative between a
light tax on incomes and a resumption Of
the sugar tax, for the necessary reve-
nue. must be raised to run the govern
ment. Is must be either Of these two
or, else, a complete abandonment Of the
Pledges the Democrats were elected to
fulfil.
The extravaganza OF the last Repub-
lican administration and Congress,
which looted and left the treasury
empty, has seriously embarrassed the
work Of tariff reiOrm-as the shrewd
Republican leaders evidently intended
it should-and the question Of raising
revenue has had 10 be considered as well
as the question Of reducing taxation
and has been almost as important 3
problem. Il resolves itsC into this:
rhe deficiency must b through
tax either on whar le con
-h'eh now ut Of
the fs' or
rad "a
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AMUSEM ENTS.
ROGERS BROS. co.

Rogers Bros. Company of fun-makers
opened q three nights engagement at
the Grand last night, to large and
weli-pleased audience. Each and every
act is a feature in itself. The Rogers
Brothers are as funny as ever, and
made a big hit. The company will re-
main at the Grand the rest Of this
week. and give the usual matinee Sat
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PROPOSALS.
sEALED PROPOSALS
~~FoR TIT
Removal Of Garbage.

CITY CLERKS OFFICE. !
WHEELING, w. VA, February l, 1894
Sealed proposals will he received at the Office
OF the City Clerk until Monday, February 5th,
1894 at O'Clock p. m, for the removal OF all
kitchen garbage and ofsl from within the
limits Of the city OF Wheeling for the twenty
four ca months commencing on the first nst)
day OF May, 1891, and ending on the Both day OF
April, 1896.
Proposals o be addressed to the Chairman OF
the Committee on Health.
THOMAS F. THoNER City Clerk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-02
nAZZLER. v

THE Dazzler," Cosgrove and Grants
brilliant musical farce comedy, APP
peared at the Grand Opera House last
night. The singing was good, the music
catchy, and the show fully achieved
that for which il is intended to create
smiles and laughter. -lVUkCS Barre
(Pd.) NcUS Dealer THE Dazzler"
will be the Opera House attraction next
Monday evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-02
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

"The World Forgotten" is melo-
drama of very strong interest. The
story is heart-touching one, while the
cimaxes are of kind that are vocifer-
ously applauded, and many of the situa-
tions evoke enthusiastic demonstrations.
The Company is an excellent one. At
the Grand next week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-02

E-BALL managers are bidding for
TIT az an attraction next season.
TT certainly played ball at Jack
le.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-02
/. Senate viii next tuesday take

Ute on the question OF whether cleo
tions shall be controlled by the people
through their State governments or By
the leaders Of the party that may be in
power in Washington. The party Of
the people has control Of the Senate,
and should prove its right TO the title.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-02

The riotous foreign miners Of the
Mansfield coal region are said TO be
fleeing with their families from that
locality for fear they an viii be sum-
marily dealt with by the people, They
judge Americans by their own standard.
ONLY the wicked fee, we believe, VIXEN
no man pursueth. But let them go
the further the better.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-02

THE REGISTER AT CHARLESTON.
The DAILY ana SUNDAY REGISTER can
be procured in Charleston at the Hotel
Rufner News Stand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-02

THE REGISTER AT WAsaiNGTON.
The DAILY and SUNDAY Rooster can
be procured in Washington City az the
Newspaper Exchange, opposite Willard'S
gotel, and Queens News stand, Nauona
9stoL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-02

HORSEPOWER has entered the bonds
Of matrimony. VIII it mean a brass
band9
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Possession ~ once -
9O2 Market street. room lh
gQl Market street. o rooms 1i.' '-
Possession April l.' ......
i22 Twelfth street. 4ra.u ~.
1904 Jacob street. Z room 0i
1916 Jacob stie.t, 10 m. .i..
qO6 Market street. % r.In-
1912 Market street, 5r1 .r. i- ~.
25i6 Market street. ra0
l29 South Front street .
water, both gases.
30 Eighteenth street f1. N' 80.
1873 Boufteenth street. B .c Itf
10 Sixteenth street
Store room No. 1887 Na..'' -
GEO.J. MATTE
l3z3 Market S. mr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-02

No OTHER ssrsaparilla has the merit
to hold the confidence OF entire com
munities year after year, as has Hoods
Sarsaparlla. 1t possesses curative
power peculiar to itself.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-02

THoUsAyps out OF work and
ID. OF course this is the
4 the Wilson bill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-02

HOOPS PILLS are purely vegetable
carefully prepared from the best in
gradients. 2jc.
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WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING CO.
PrullsaKss AND PBoFRUToaS


sw-TFisu.es Of Respect aud Obituary Notices
dTe cents per line
Stamps Of the denomination OF twoeeat' ana
lsssacosptod Tor amounts less than one cellar
rV-CoRRzsroHDrNcs CONTAINING nPoRrANf
yrws SOLICITED raon EvEaT PAAT OF TAI sCA-
ROUNDING COUNTRY.
Rejected communication win not be eeturaea
unless accompanied by sufficient postage
The REolsTER, embracing 20 several odl-
tlons. Is entered az tho Po1toh'es IN "nssi'
~, VI. Va. "a socond-eiaas matter
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CA. SCHlFEa t&
FOR ZEN.

Cor. Fourteenta ADJ NAYS
n WILHELM
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PUBLIC LIBRARY EN'

For rent from Ap'.' '.. g. W
oommodious room. uoH .rc-Ps. =
Library and the ii1-araas i- 3
and Fourteenth Streets
-Four fine onice f0oHt n no
Temple, third floor. h.li a'. s'
etc, included 10 reut
Enquire az once.
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FnR SAFE

LlOR SALE-THE LAT.
II cry stable, Brilgsro-i 'l -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-02

Prof. John Mullen will entertain the
pupils OF his dancing academy, and
friends, with the usual fortnightlY hop
at the Calumet club rooms, next Mon
day evening. The music will be furn-
ished by Mrs. RIDDLE.
, 1894-11-10
THE CHOLERA.
Times, Sept. 2Sth.

Dr.. Koch. speaking last Friday 1T a con,
gress of the Sjciety for the Promotion Of
Public Health at Magdeburg, said that the
measures which had 0een taken to combat
the infection had been successful.
"Olly in III $50 cases where we began too
late has there been a regular epidemic OF
cholera. The assertion that without such
measures tn cholera would have b3en Of such
a mild description as it has been This year
is untenahle. If it h.d besn the first or
even the second ysa. it might have been
argued that the conditions were unfavourabls
for an outbreak. But this is the third wear.
and we see that whorea4 our neighbours
have suffered greltlJ, we have been compare.
lively freo. This assertion iS as uniustlhed
as the one which / have often heard ~latelv.
that tfs oh llera has lost strength and is not
the rral and terrible ASiatio cholera.
should like to have sent the supporter Of
this theory to the village of Niedz@edzen.
on the Russian frontier, where it happened
that the real character Of the epidemic was
not at first recognized. In this village more
than Ii per cent. c. the popula alton fell Nc
Tins TO the diseaSs. The epidemic in this
case was ten times as strong as th It III
Hamburg
, 1894-11-10
SOUTH AMERICA.
Favourable news from Brazil.

Favourable news from Brazil. Q
Our correspondent at Viensa says that the
latest accounts from Brazil to hand are of q
favourable character. According to the
most recent dispatches, the political situation
was satisfactory, and the official commercial
reports for July show that the outlook of
trade was likewise promising. Vast tracts of
territory were lately acquired in the Nothern
States for the highly profitable cultivation
of tobacco. The o condition of the young
plants is everywhere excellent, and the best
results are confidently anticipated. The cot
ton crop in the provinces of Bahia, Pernam-
buco, Sergipe, &c, Justify sanguine expecta-
tons. A gradual improvement has been
going on for some time past in the trade Of
Rio Janeiro itself. The stock of merchan-
disc in the interior is exhausted. and album
dant orders for fresh goods are being received
at Rio. The coffee supply was coming in ra.
pidly from the interior, and money was thus
actively changing hands.
A despatch from Rio de Janeiro mentions a
brawl of little consequence between soldiers
and civilians there. The reports published i'll
New York of serious disturbances appear to
be based ON this occurrence. The city is
tranquil.
, 1894-11-10
CYCLONE IN ARKANSAS.

The business portion Of Little Rock, Ar
kansas has been almost destroyed by a
cyclone. The State penitentiary was plr-
TALLY wrecked, Several convicts were hurt,
one OF them fatally. The roofs of 30 Of the
largest buildings were torn of. Eight per-
sons in all we're killed and several others f..
tally injured. The male ward of an asylum
for the insane was RACED to the ground, four
floors falling in, and DIR. Ingate and two pa
TENTS were killed. The loss of property is set
down at 81 600, 600. The uninjured ~luratics
made their escape, but nearly all have been
recaptured. Ssy-signs and trees were blown
through the air like paper. The storm WIS
accompanied by heavy rain and was followed
by brilliant lig~htning.-Ibid.
, 1894-11-10

~ Crystals per ID. 81
Muscovado 80 TEST per ID 8
English Islands llolasses per gal 3s-.27
Exchange New York and LoaGon 1881
10 ndOn, November..th.
Demerara Crystalsne eNtl3l8-l3j9
Sugar Muccovado IS 9d.-I0s =,
German Beet 9s. I'D.
Demsrsra Rum per gal. lois al.
Trinidad Cocoa pr cwt 63I-64J
Consols 103-7.l6
Bank Of England rate of Discount 2oio
Java 50 10 Sugar, Gibraltar, or Channel for
orders, fonting terms, per cwt. 1919
Three pr ct Rcntes in Paris 1902. 10
, 1894-11-10
CENTRAL AMERICA.
ATTEMPTED murder of a Presideat.)

(Attempted murder of a P~resident)
A despatch from Panama gives particulars
Of an Anarchist attempt on she life Of Senior
Iglesias, President of the Costa Rican Re-
public, A military review was being held at
San Jose, when a man named Araya advanc.
ed from the crowd and fred five shots from
a revolver at the President. who was, however,
unhurt. The would-be assassin W IS arrested
and found to be an Anarchist. Twenty-four
Of his ~accomplices were also captured. Doou.
ments found in their possession proved that
the attack on the President WAS the outcome
OF a widespread oonspiracy.-IJid.
, 1894-11-10

The Antigua Standard mentions that Mr..
Edward Hutson, who was for several yeus u
Grammet School by, has o,iainel the de-
gree of B. A. from tho University If Durham,
with honours in Classics, after spending his
three years at Codring on College. Not
being yet old enough for Ordination, he hns
gone to the Theological Seminary OF New
York for a years study there; after which
he will return and be ordained for work in
this diocese, becoming the personal Uurate
of his honoured father the Venerable Arch
deacon HutSon, N. A., K. D.-St. Thomg
Tidende.
, 1894-11-10
DENMARK.

The Finance Minister submitted tie Brd-
get for 1886 in the Kigslag On Taesd.y.
The revenue WAS estimated at 63,8 0.OOJ
kroner and the expenditure at 81 800 0U),
showing a surplus Of 100000 kroner. The
report on the Budget for l893.94 showed an
ascertained surplus of 1000, 900 kroner, and
there is an estimated surplus of 800. 90
kroner ON the Budget of l894-95. Times.