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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-10
Fighting Gossip.

Jack Burke OF Texas, who fought 10 rounds
with the late Andy Bowen, Is In town. The Texan
wants to meet any i35. pound man in the business,
Jack Evcrhardt and Martin Julian have agreed to
be friends again. The pair met at the knicker'
booker A. {. at tho McCoy.Daly fight and shook
hands. IL f. possible that Everhardt may accom-
pany Julian and Fitzsimmons to England.
Tommy White OF Chicago told a SUs reporter yes.
terday that while he IL very anxious TO night George
Dixon he will not challenge the dusky champion as
yet. II viii wait ami take all the easy coin In
sight" said White, land then II l see q chance I
Will take him on"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-10
IFTH GAME-PoNztANI.

IL. D., New lork-Nou VIII Ind your name In the
l,t ~ competitors.
-. 5, New NoTE, Entries viii be received W to
Ernest W. Tyler, asI Lewis avenue, HrookIyn u,
writes u IhE SrN as follows " would IKE 60 play
am hos my age, OF anybody older than myself | am
rs wears u agt and have been playing chess only for
SIX months l trust that you wll nnd me an uppoF-
Ar =, New York-YOu cannot win the game in
question, AS the pawn moves into the eighth square
foT uuegniag purposes, which IL not commanded W
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-10

HARTFORD, May 0.-John Houllhan, who was
knocked out at New Britain Thursday after
noon In the fight with Patrick Nolan. relapsed
into Inconsistencies last night and is In q dan
gerous condition. He has brain fever, and his
physician, DR.. Martin. thinks he may not re-
cover.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-10

The score OF the match OF seven games up, as being
played at the BruukIyn Chess club, has now reached
lie stage Of four ~ one In favor ~ The boy player,
napier, Following Is the score OF the nfth game, con.
tpStpl ON Tuesday!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-10

Before leaving Russia, says Stelnitz in a letter to his
adopted daughter. Miss Hedwig SteinitZ, he deposited
500 with the Moscow Chess club as a forfeit that he
would be ready to meet Lasker in the championship
match next fan. After giving various exhibitions OF
play at Rostov.on.t the Don, Moscow, and porpat. he
lett Russia for Berlin. He next went to MaSdeburg,
and then to London. This week he was due at Utrecht,
Holland, and he intends to leave the latter place for
New York very shortly.
Following are tho scores OF the eighth. tenth. and
levcnth games of the match between the veteran
and Schifers as played at RCstov.on the Don on
March .6, 81. and April 3 respectively. A summary
Of tin IL Inh Ia alan nnnAnlAl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-10
WHlTE-SENES PGECES-
White to play and mate in two moves
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO 420.
]. Oh 5, b X q; g. XIX 9 mate.
]. Oh 5, Il X 1t: 2. Y K Il mate.
]. Oh 5, K-B 1; 2. Kt-Q mate.
1, OBJ o, any other; 2. 1t X Z or Kt-B @ mataL

Correct solutions received from Fred Carter. Boston:
Yet Another, New York; once More. New York;
Fred Engel, Brooklyn; A. outflow, New York
h /; W; WEymann. New York! May win; BROOKLYN;
Theodore X. Huyler. Brooklyn: A. NJ. Wardmann.
Brooklyn; stephen McGrath, New York; Pretty, New
Y YoTs:; s fake @; s Ms iS, Eio BSi,Gni H Igst II Tine sos NSw
Correct You Are, Br9oklyn; Junior, Sew York;
Conn. Cosmic.. New York: J A. Dean: New York;
DR.. a. II. Baldwin, Norwalk. Conn: J. W. Raymond.
Hartford, Conn; d. 7. Wood. Mount Vernon, n. Y;
4. " Barry. South. Boston, Mass; Francis skinner,
New York: Chas. +. Gustapson. New Britain; Edwin
II. Baldwin. Norwalk, Conn.
Thomas +. Robinson, Brooklyn Hills, L. l.. for.
i2S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20
THREE SHOT.
A Serious ARRAY Reported from Din
CESS, this State--TwO Of the Men
Injured were ColOred, and VIII Die.

Spsci9. TO the Register.
Huntington. W. Va, January 10
Persons who arrieyd here tonight tell
Of a shooting aTray which occurred
last night at D.ngess, a small mining
town on the Norfolk and Western rail
road.
All engaged were miners and were
employed by the Pearl Mining Com
pany.
Yesterday was pay day, and las,
night. as usual on such occasions, a Big
game Of cards was begun It was not
long until a dispute arose, when revol-
vers were drawn by several parties and
fifteen 20 twenty shots were fired.
Sharon WeaJherhoE is reported fatal
ly injured, George Wea,heholJ is in a
dangerous condition, and Frank Stew
art .s seriously injured. The others
uuiujursd, and they will be given
riug before Squire Mead to-mOr-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20

London, January 2O.-The Berlin cor.
respondent of the Times, in the course
Of a long special article, recalling the
splendid enthusiasm OF the victory OF
1871, says:
Can it be said that the heart of the
German nation responded yesterday
with the same enthusiasm, or that in
many minds the splendid memories OF
the past were not to some extent dim
med and marred by disappointed expec-
tations and
UNEASY APPREHENSIONS?
The death Of two Emperors has made
room for a sovereign OF a strangely diff
ferent type, of whom all that can be
safely said is that in this year Of his age
and the eighth OF his reign, his chief
characteristic is his youth
The correspondent then proceeds 10
refer to the absence of Prince Bismarck,
the King of SaXony, the Grand Duke Of
Baden and Gen. Blumenthal from the
fetes, and reviewing the internal
lluuultS duu
MENACING OUTLOOK ABROAD,
he says:
Few Germans can look forward with
ont apprehension TO the issue of the
great conflict upon which it is universal
ly felt the destinies Of this young em-
pire still hang. Between the lines OF
the dithicambric leading articles one
may read even to-day something of the
disappointed weaTiness and uneasy rest
lessness which have cast over the
gloriaus memories OF the past the
shadows of
THE ANXIOUS FUTURE.
The appeal to aid him in binding tho
greater German empire across the sea,
though formulated at Saturdays BAN
quet for the first time in such impress
sive and emphatic form, has probably
possessed the Kaiser's mind for long
time, and probably furnishes the key
to Germanys recent action in China
and the Transvaal Yesterdays cere-
mony was invested with every element
of spectacular pomp, but even in the
moderate papers complaints are rife
that it parto0k more Of the character
of a state pageant than a national fes-
tival. The Kolnische Zeitung and the
National Zeitung are bitterly sarcastic
over the exclusion Of the press"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20
THE ANNIVERSARY
OF the German Empire Celebrated in New


OF the German Empire Celebrated in New
York.
New York January 19.-The twenty
fa.h anniversary Of the proclamation
of the German empire was celebrated
by nearly all the German clubs, social
and singing societies in Naw York and
vicinity. The most important events
were a commers arranged by the Deut-
s5le Knegerbund on January 17th, a
commers held by former students Of
German UNIVERSITIES at Liederranz
HAN on the I8lh, and banquet at the
German Cub on the same day, where
Mr.. Wm. Steinway responded 20 the
toast: Germany, our mother; Column
bla, our BRIDE
The mos. important celebration took
place o-day at Carnegie Hlll under
the auspices OF a committee aded by
Mr.. Wm. SteinWay, who was assisted
BY Messrs. Oswald Ouend0rfer, Carl
S8hurz. Jacob H. Schien, Frank A.
Enret. Herbert ellis and others. Hem
rich Zoeliuer's opera, "B 5 dan, was
performed for the first time in Amer
lea.
The chorus &C the LsilerkranZ Soci-
ETY. and Miss lillian B.auyeI and other
solois.s took part. Mss Ida H2ar re-
cted a prologue which aroused the m
thusiasm of lc audience.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20
THE NEW GOVERNOR.

Madrid. January 19.-Gen. Valeriono
Weyler has accepted the appointment 10
,he GovernCrsh:p of Cuba He VIII sail
for that Island on next Friday. Gen.
Suarez Valdes has been appointed sec
ond in command.
Gen. Gamir, Governor of Porto Rico
has died Of yellow fever. "
A despatch from Havana reports an
interview with Gen Marin, Governor pro
tempore Of Cuba. in which he said that
the situation there was no. dangerous
since the Insurgents were always de-
feated in every engagement in which
they took part. He intended, ne said
to organ:za a fresh plan of campaign in
Cuba.
Madr.5, January 19.-Aphough Mar
tmez Campos has declined the post of
presIden, Of The supreme military count
Of justice, his appointment VIII never
theless be gaze,ted. Gen. Marin has
been appointed Governor of Porto Rico.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20
mIII- rArsE CONMENT-

London. January 20-The Daily News
has dispatch from Berlin, which says:
There is not the slightest reason 10
believe THAT absence of the Princes
from Saturdays feres had any pollti-
cal reason or significance; but it was
unfortunate and viii cause unpleasant
comment
The Standards Berlin correspondent
s2ys.
"Prince Bismarck received over six
hundred coneratulatory teiegrams. in
clding one from Emperor Francis Jo-
senh. and one from King Tlumbert. and
nearly an the ( arman soyereigns.
The fact that Or. on 3oetticher has
not received any new decoration has
revived the rumors Of his RESIGNATION" ="
London. January 90 The Post has
Berlin dispatch which says:
Although no direct invitations was
sent TO the German sovereigns the
question of their coming here was tho
subject of informal diplomatic commu-
nications The Austrian Ambassador
was summoned TO an audience Of The
Kaiser at the Schloss tonight"
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THEY HAD FUN.
Five Young Men Who Went Out for a
"Time. ." and Had 1t.

Fort Wayne, Ind, January 19.IThis
morning about two o'clock five Fort
Wayne sports, while cut for a time,
called at Mother Barnum's road house
and raised a disturbance. Mrs. Bar
mum ordered them away and slammed
the door in Frank Chanvey's face. His
nose was almost 5orn off. The boys
then forced the door in aId Mrs. Bar
mum seized a shotgun and fired down
the hallway towards the boys. There
were five separate trails of blood from
The house on the snow. and It is sup
posed every member of the gang was
wounded. Chanvey has an ugly wound
in his side which may prove serious.
One of the gang named Bailey got fif-
I6een shots in his right leg. Charles
Bailey was wounded painfully in the
hip, The physicians in charge of those
or the other two young men refuse to
reveal their identity, or where they are
having their wounds dressed Mrs.
Blrnum has not been arrested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20
THE NORTHERN EDITORS.

Tampa, Fla, January 19.-The Ma
tional Editorial Association, on their
eleventh annual excursion, reached
here this morning, three hundred and
fifty strong. This afternoon the party
visited Port Tampa to witness the ar
rival Of the steamer from Cuba.
The editors expressed warm sympa-
thy for the insurgent cause, and stated
that at the convention to be held at st.
Augustine this week, resolutions would
be adopted urging their recognition.
This evening they enjoyed sacred con-
cert.
To-morrOw's steamer takes the edl-
tors on a trip down the bay To-mor-
row night the party goes to st. Angus
tine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20
N. E. INGALLS,.
A Presidential Boom for This Popular
Ohio Man is Gaining Strength in
the Buckeye State.

Cincinnati. Ohio, January 19.-Sincs
this city did net get the Democratic
National Convention, there IS now a
movement to get the nomination. 1t is
argued that no effort was made to Sc
cure the Republican National Conven-
tion as Ohio had a candidate in Nc
Knley and # the Democratic C0nven-
ton had been held here. no local can
didate could have been consistently pre-
sented. The Cincinnati delegation that
went to Washington last week to pre-
sent the claims of this city to the Ma
tiCnal Democratic Committee, was head
ed by Melville Z. ingalls,, president Of
,he Big Four system, the Chesapeake
and Ohio and other railways ald he is
the man that a combination Of business
msn and politicians are considering as
a candidate who would command the
confidence of business interests in these
stringent times. The failure Of james
z. Campbell again TO become Governor
and of Calvin S. Br.ce to be returned
as a Seua- or at the last election is cited
as clearing the way for the ingalls, men
to get a solid Ohio delegation and then
the support of other States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20
A HEROIC DEFENSE,

hl0. Ine garrison made
A HEROIC DEFENSE,
the colonel taking part n the battle and
upon being charged with the bayonet
the insurgents are reported TO have re-
treated with a numerous loss. The
troops ,Ost nine.
Gomez IS now proceeding in the direc-
ton of Cienaga de Zapata, the great
swamp In the southern part of Matan-
zas, for the purpose. It is supposed, Of
awaiting a junction there of the forces
which are advancing from the eastern
provinces
A large force of the insurgents con-
sis-ing of the bands of Rabi and Jose
MaceO, passed the village of Manjuari
to-day
The insurgents have burned the rail-
road station at Carebas, only few
miles from Matanzas
The Mayor of the village of San Mich
olas has been hanged by the insurgents.
The column of Major Cedeno fought
the band of LeOncio Vidal on the plan
JatiOn of Natalia in the district of Sa-
qua, the insurgents losing eight killed
and five taken prisoners. The troops
lost one killed and one man prisoner.
The station at San Cacietano, in Ha-
vana province, has been burned.
The band of Bermudez plundered
Sierra L-neras .a Ffnar del Rio. and t
IS alleged that the negroes of the band
violated all that they could lay their
hands on and
HANGED THE MERCHANTS
IN the presence of their wives and child
ren.
1, IS reported that one hundred and
fifty persons have taken passage on the
steamer Olivette for her next trip to
Florida.
Gen. Sabas Marin has been named as
Captain General of Porto Rico, n sue
cess.0n to Gen. Gam,r, whose death from
yellow fever has just occurred.
Gen. Camp0s will not accept the pres
idency Of a supreme court of war and
marine, though ne thanks the govern
menJ fer ITS attentions and for the cour-
tesies ne received while he was captain
general.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20
BRIEF TELEGRAAS.

LONDON. january 1e.-Bev. VIM. Rogers
VINO y,-ls the tutor of the Earl of Roseoery
IS dead.
NEW YORK. January ls.-IAe Two story
~ r. .-..,~. .lr7 office building. corner Park
rr.ru. and Fort y-Seconl street, was sui-
-.F bv IRE to-day. Total loss Silrt. par
-..rIv' covered hy insurance.
WAPANONETA. o.. January A-Ths
....5r-5-ef murder TRIAL OF Louis Nan
.s,-.,-s,- v,h0 last summer figured in tAe riot
r.r. and killed two strikers came 90 an
.-F -r-fqv The jury. after being out
.,,-srr,-usne hours. brought in verdict of
-rr-.en-er. tIis sentence Will Dee given
.n "A few days
BERLIN. january 19.-Judge Brauswel-
.a~ Who was the severe 81 ana mos Ieey,, .e,,
..-~erv ~ the Berlin Judges n all loiIilc2I
...afs fs dead. AS was mentioned eNciu.
.-srv f~ dispatch 20 ,he Assocate'l
7-sss on saturday. he had recently become
insane and had been placed IN an ASYL Luin
A- a+-erlr.t IS now beng made 70 nave
s5rne Of his severest sentences set aside.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20

Monticello Ill.,. January 19.-Tle sub
committee of the V.cksburg Na .3nal
Park Association, which was appointed
to secure options on the 1000 ac. Of
land surrounding the c.ty Of N.cks-
burg occupied by the armies Of Gl1.
Grant ana G=n. Pember-3n during the
s.ege. has completed its work and de-
parted for washington 20 p-ezen, O. bill
TO Congress for tae purchase Of that
battlefield. Tae land VIII c3s- $28 an
acre. The committee VII recommend
That the government purchase the 4'oJV
acres. costing SIP geo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20
FLEEING FROM THE ISLAND.

Tampa. Fla. January 19.-The steam
er Olivette tO-n.gh, brought forty-fiye
refugees here from Cuba and last night
landed one hundred and thirty in Key
West Three hundred refugees are al
ready booked for the next trip and ad-
d.uomal benches and cots Will be taken
to accommodate them. Those arriving
o-day say that if one does not partici-
pate in the revolution they must leave
Cuba or JOIN the Spanish forces Those
able to leave are dong so, but the less
fortunate VII join the revolution and
greatly swell the Cuban army.
Gen. Martinez Campos is expected by
he next steamer to return to Spain
through the States and New York.
There is some talk here Of giving Cen.
Campos an cvaticn when he arrives.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20
WATTERsON ON. LINCOLN.

Boston. January 19.-Hon. Henry
Watterson. editor OF the Louisville
Courier-Journal, delivered an address
at The Boston theatre tonight under
the auspices of Post Mex. G. A. r. A
large number of veterans were present
and Mr.. WattersOn was warmly re-
csived Ex-Governor John ID. Long in
troduced him. Mr.. Watterson spoke
on the work and characteristics Of
A3raham lincoln.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20
BULLETIN:

New York, January pa dispatch
to the World from Havana, Cuba, says;
Gen. Martinez de Campos, after sur
rendering the supreme command in
Cuba to Gen. Marin, made the following
indignant statement to the World. The
press censor forbids its transmission by
cable. and I send it by messenger TO
Key West. Gen. Campos's statement:
"I speak because 1 am now private
citizen and not the general.
Be it known that l have not resigned,
the government
HAS REMOVED Me,
and has done well.
"I feel a great resentment, caused by
the conduct OF the parties in Cuba.
Nations exercise their sovereignty in
various ways, but the head should al
ways rule. The principle Of authority
should rise superior to all elsa.
81 have been opposed because while |
may break, yet 1 never pend. l have
prevented a repetition Of the sad scenes
Of the last war. and this has been dis
tasteful to the mob.
The situation is this: Here is a
province. distant from the mother coun-
try. where the political parLes, by the
...-- .t-.- ..... .-1-;~,r rr .,l- .-O & N ana
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20
4 PITTsBURG BOY
Who Has Been Seeing the World the Past
Four Years.

Philadelphia, Pa, January 19.-When
the steamer Belgenland was docked TO-
day. one of the frs. to step ashore was
s.xteen-year-old Thomas Och.lTee, of
R.Esburg. after an absence OF four
years. He was welcomed by his mother.
F:lled with a desire to travel the boy
ran away from home and after visiting
all Europe he arrived IN Liverpool.
The American deputy consul sent MIN
home. On the same vessel was twenty
year-old Edward Freyer, Of OT3 on.
Minn. He was no. discovered until fi-
teen minutes before .le passengers land
"a having slowed himself away. Among
others, be letc home for the African gold
fields scme time ago. I'm England ,he.r
money gave out and they parated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20
SUPREME COURT.
The Business Transacted Before the
Judges. Saturday,
IL "a IL .r.:-.

The Business Transacted Before the
Judges. Saturday.
Special to the Register
Charleston, w. Va, January 19.-The
Supreme Court met yesterday, with all
the judges present, and handed down
the following orders:
State VS. Flaherty, from Cabell coun-
ty; writ of error allowed.
Lockhart VS.. Hill ct ais, from Writ
county; prohibition refused and rule
discharged.
State VS.. Bingsham, from Cabell
county; writ of error allowed.
Clark's administrator VS.. c. & o.
railway, from Summers county; dis
missed, agreed.
Chapman VS.. Burk and Prichard
from Cabell county; dismissed by ap-
pellant.
The following cases We're submitted
Christian VS.. Mace, from Logan coun-
ty; Hisam VS.. Parritsch, from Cabell
county; Kirk VS.. n. & w. r. r. Co.,
from Logan county; Stephenson VS..
Kyle, from CabeH county; State, use Of
Blake, VS.. Enslow, from Cabell county;
Blair vs. Mouds, from Logan county;
Pefferman VS.. Harvey, from Cabell
county; Fotten VS.. Neighbor from Lo-
gan county, and Dingess VS.. Marcum,
from Logan county.
The case of Berkeley VS.. c. &, O. Rail
road Company, from Cabell county, was
continued. as was also the case of Coal
dale NJ. & NJ. Co. VS. Clark, from Wayne
county.
Edward Brannon, of Weston. Elliott
Northcott and R. L. Hutchinson. of
Huntington, were admitted to practice
in this Court.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock Monday
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THE FLYING SQUADRON.
Steam WIN Probably BE Gotten Up To-day,
The Qneen TO Inspect the Fleet

Steam WIN Probably BE Gotten Up To-day,
The Qneen TO Inspect the Fleet.
London, January 19.-The flying
squadron has now been completed and
IS lying or Spihead. If the weather is
favorable steam VIII be gotten up TO-
morrow to enable the admiral to put the
squadron In motion.
on Tuesday. according 70 the present
programme the Lords of the Admirall-
IS VIII arrive az Osborne in ,le Ad-
m.ralty Yacht Elclantr5ss. The fleet
VIII then move down to C0wes Roads
B. be inspected by the Queen and by the
Lords of the Admiralty. The Queen
VIII not so afOa- for this ceremony,
bu. win witness the manO5uyers from
Osborne House.
The squadron will sal On Wednesday
probably for a long cruise. as no tOrpe-
do boats have been commissioned 70 ac-
company t. Rear Admiral Drake in
command VIII only get his final orders
Tor the cruise q, the last moment.
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A1-srR1A NDIFFERENT

London. January 2O.-Ths Times has
a dispatch from Vienna, which says.
"On the whole. the German festival
ELECTED no remarkable Outburst OF en-
thusiasm in Austria-Hungary
London. January pa Berlin dis
patch to the Times says that me ne"
William Order has been bestowed upon
the Countess Won Waldersee, the Baron
ass Won Stumm. and Dr. Hintzpeter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20
THE FIRST STEP.

London, January 2O-The Paris cor
respondent OF the Times says:
The impending recall of Count Le-
febvre de Pehaine. the French Ambas-
sador 20 the Vatican. puts 2 stop to the
radicals and socialists and is the first
step towards suppressing the embassy
10 the Vatican.
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GRADUALLY COMING ROUND.

London, January 20.-The Chronicle
believes that both England and Vene-
zuela viii institute inquiries into the
settlements and cessions Of land in the
disputed territory. This viii present
O. basis" the Chronicle thinks, for the
renewal of negotiations. II is now
most probable that arbitration will be
TesOrted to-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20

London. January 20.-The Times this
morning has an editorial eulogizing
Germany's re7ce policy, which con-
cludes as follows:
we are The friend Of peace through
out the world and W. look with equal
eyes on Germany and on her great RI
val. who has arisen so wonderfully af-
ter her defeat. so long as neither
threatens 10 disturb IT,"
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POOR DFVILEl

London, January IA dispatch to
the Times from Madrid says thai Gen.
Weyler, the newly appointed Governor
Of Cuba. VIII abandon the lenient policy
towards the insurgents and adopt
complete change of tactics
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PAS TWO JOBS.

London. January 20.-Ihe Chronicle
we understand that for the presert
Sir Charles Tupper viii fill the dual Of
foe of cabinet Minister and Canadian
High Commissioner in London
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20
RAISED THE FLAG.

Galveston, Texas. January 19.-At a
secret meeting hee to-day of the Cuban
Club, the flag of the insurgents, called
In Cuban flag was raised over the
headquarters of the club.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-20

1-r. c. Schnepf. the Opera House
dr,,qrist made the following Observa-
S+ions of the temperature yesterday: 7
m 80. Q q. m, Al; u m, ~; p. m.
Al; 7. .. IL, 30. Weather, rain.