Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-12-04
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THIRTY, ALL BUT ONE.
WASHINGTON law Of Nicaragua
| passed October 9, last, absolutely prohibits
/ the immigration of Chinese.
| WASHINGTCtN.- General Gud-
! ger. at Panama, reports that England is
doing all in her power to obtain control of
| the Panama canal.
| TOPEKA.-The first snow of the season
| fell over Kansas last night, with great
| benefit to the wheat.
! PARIS.-Syb Sanderson was received
! into the Catholic church two days before
| she married Antonio Terry, the immensely
/ rich Cuban.
| PARIS.-'I have proofs of Dreyfus' in
t nocence," Emile Zoa asserts. He shall
not remain in exile L have made his lib
| GRAFTON my affair. 1 will devote my life
| to it,
ST. PETERSBURG.-Frei on kero
| sene has been reduced to encourage ex-
ports.
ST. PETERsBURG-Grea reticence is
| observed regarding the political situation
| in the far east, but the opinion is that
Germany will not permanently occupy
| kiao Chou bay.
| TOPBKA.-Water was never so scarce.
| Emporia is at the junction of the Neosho
| and the Cottonwood rivers, and for weeks
| not a drop of water has flowed in either.
| The city council has taken stringent
| methods to curtail the use of water and
has stopped water motors.
! CHICAGO.-True bills have been voted
under the Illinois antitrust law by the
| grand jury against five prominent stove
repair manufacturers.
| SCHENTCTADY.-Ge r. Blodgett.
head of the law department of the Gen
| eral Electric company, was shot by
| burglar and mortally wounded to-day.
i LA CROSSB.-The Mcmillan opera
! house and Pomeroy block burned to-day.
| Loss, 100000
! LAFAYETTE, Ind-Two trains on the
| Monon collided near McCoysburg. Engin-
eer Miller had a leg broken. The damage
! will be heavy.
! ATLANTA.-Hoke Smith announces to-
| day that he does not intend to move to
| New York.
! PITTsBURG-The trouble in the win
| dow glass workers association was set
| tied this afternoon by President Burns
paying over $4,000 10 the cutters and flat
1 teners, the latter formally withdrawing.
! There viii be two organizations hereafter.
| LIMA.-A Chicago & Erie locomotive ex-
f., ploded this morning. Engineer Joseph
| Doolittle, Fireman j. c. Beaver and
| Brakeman 5. n. Blank, of Huntington,
Ind, were injured.
! SIOUX CITY.-The ninth annual con-
J vention of the National Live Stock Elk
| change began here to-day.
| BORDEAUX.--The French bark Bonnie
| Josephine Lecerf has been sunk. Nine OF
/ her crew are missing.
| AKRON, O.-Two masked robbers enter
| ed the home of John Hartong, farmer,
! 50, and tortured him into insensiblity.
| They found $500. Hartong is wealthy.
| Local talent is suspected.
| WASHINGTON.-Spea Reed arrived
| this afternoon. He did not care to speak
| concerning important questions; He had
! a flood of callers. The speaker looks Wei
! and says he was never better.
| SIOUX CITY.-A foot of snow has
| fallen
! LANSING -Governor Pingree will lend
| personal efforts to the rigid enforcement
Of the State law against the manufacture
| and sale of oleomarganne.
| DIES MOINES.-It has been showing S
! hours; seven inches.
! IANSTNG.-The S.ate Insurance Com
| missioner to-day published 80 hre insur-
! ance companies unauthorized in Michigan,
! some of which have no legal existence
/ anywhere.
| WASHINGTON at Indian
! Head officers made final test Of the new
six-pound automatic gum The weapon
| has been fired Al rounds per minute and
! dispenses with one man man at each gun.
CLEVELAND.-Senat Hanna contin-
ues to improve but his return to WASH
! ington is indefinite.
OMAHA.-snow has fallen in Nebraska
! continuously for "a hours, averaging
inches. The snow Is general in Iowa
and South Dakota. The storm has stop
| fifth Of Nebraska's crop in the field. Move
ment OF trains is hampered-
| INSTITUTIONAL new counterfeit five
| certificate, series Of 1891, portrait Of Grant.
is out: The note is short and narrow;
| well executed.
NEW YORK.-A conference of citizens
| from various parts of the United States
| is to be held here next week in the interest
of uniform primary e-cuons.
NEW YORK.-The Wheeling & Lake
| Erie railroad reorganization is not yet
| complete.
| ROME.-Twenty houses in, the village
! of Roviera have been burned. One man
was burned. Thirty families are homeless.
! NEW YORK-A matinee at the Knick-
| erbocker to-day melted the actors fund
! $500
| NEW HAVEN.-Yale won in the debate
with Harvard.
! LONDCNt-The bark vesta has landed
a Scotchman. the soc survivor Of a
| crew OF four of the ketch Maude, lost in
/ the North Sea.
WN.MINGTON.-Eno j. Berry. who.
on September IS, had a bone fastened in
/ his throat while eating soup, died last
/ evening. Tie bone. half an inch long.
/ was coughed up October 5. but Berry had
! lost 80 pounds. Assesses formed in his
/ threat.
! NASHvILLE.-The hotel and various
| other buildings at Red Boiling Springs
burned this morning. Loss, $4,000.
| PHIIADELPHIA.-Al Hirkoff to
! day shot George A Haas, OF the White
dental factory Htrkoff had been recently
discharged. He slipped UP behind Haas.
| PARASITES decision Of General Pei
| reux. detailed 10 investigate the charges
| against Count Esterhazy in the Dreyfus
| case will be announced tomorrow.
| MADRID-It is believed no more Span
! ism troops VIII be required for Cuba. The
| present forces are regarded as sufficient.
| TOLEDO. O.-ThE National Anti-Spir-
| ituailst Association has issued an invita-
/ tion TO the National Spiritualist Associa-
| ton to join d committee to investigate
| tie phenomena Of modern spirituadsm-
CSSELS-Americans residing IN Be-
| GUM will be exemt from service In the
| civil guard
SHAMOKIN. Pa.--John Long. 1s acct
| dentalIy stabbed MS two-year-o1d sister
| in the eye to-day. The b:aGe pierced her
| brain. She cannot recover.
AUSTIN. Texas.-The National Prison
! Congress opened to-day.
/ SHINGTON.-Minister Dupuy de
.. LONE has a cable from Cuba. saying Gem
! erai Pando Is in excellent health and Is
striking some decisive blows.
wASHINGTON.-Ava cash, SEQ, =
1ss 122: go reserve. sl57. 45s.c3s
CHICAGo-Four more jurors were ac-