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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-06
THE LATEST NEWS.

"A Rome dispatch says the Pope 4
again confined TO his bed. 4
John Baldwin shot bis cousin, Phi
lander Baldwin, at Homer, Minnesota
Saturday, killing him instantly. CauSe
woman.
AT Dubuque, Iowa, Monday morning
q German farmer named Jacob EmericE
euicided by hanging in ct Of Temporary
insanity. - I'0I'
AT the burning Of q house In New,
port, N. e., Sunday evening, E E. Rich
ardSon and George Williams were killed
by falling chimney.
Tho factory Of the MIddleSeX Stone
and Brick Company In Wellesley, Mass
was entirely destroyed by FIRE Sunday
morning. Loss $65 600. Insurance $24,.
600. a7r ...
Hon. Hugh N. McAlllster, OF Centre
Pennsylvania, Republican delegate at
large to the Constitutional Convention,
died on Monday morning at bis tempo
rary residence In Philadelphia.
EARLY Monday morning, q hotel In
the town Of Hamburg, N. Y, owned by
Joshua Smith, was destroyed by fire, also
a. barn near the premises with tWentyhead
OF cattle. The FIRE was an incendlAry.
Tho Department Of State has received
information Of the removal Of O'Kelly 10
Havana. His case 10 deemed less serious
than was anticipated, and all proper IA
cilities will be extended to him.
The sale oI the New York Central
railroad locomotives, by the United States
Collector for government tax, which was
advertised for Monday, was postponed
until the 18th inst. 1t Is said that owing
To Judge Woodrufi's decision against the
company they will now pay the tax.
"a Corpus Christi letter, of April 81,
says that two bands OF Mexican robbers
numbering thirty each, ore operating 10
Neuces county, Texas, sacking stores and
rObbiug travellers Tho farmers are COM
PEELED to leave their work TO protect their
homes. A party oI fifteen citizens pur.
sued one gang, and discovered evidence
that over 200 cattle had been stripped Of
their hides. They caught up with the
band, and after q fight captured seven
horses whose saddles were empty.
Owing to the scarcity Of Arab horses
in certain parts Of The Ottoman Empire,
the Turkish goverpment has forbidden the
expectation Of horses from the villages Of
Bagdad, Syria, and Aleppo for the next
four years, TO date from April 0, 1873. In
consequence Of q bad harvest that govern.
ment has also prohibited the expectation
of all kinds ol cereals from the districts Of
Rouschonk and Widen for three months
from April 10, 1873. I....
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THE EAST AFRICAN SLAVE
TRADE.

The Mission Of Sir BartIe Frere.
New YoRK, May 5.-From late files Of
London papers a dispatch dated Bombay,
April 90, says Sir Bartle Frere's mission
was well received at Muscat, and the ro.
suit Of his efforts have been that Synd
Turki has signed q treaty, In which the
latter undertakes 10 forbid importation Of
slaves, and declares free all negroes and
other bondsmen hereafter arriving in the
territory OF Oman. By provisions Of
this treaty he likewise agrees to
put down all public slave marts,
and any one who may be pro we'd
to have imported slaves, will be amenR.
bic TO the law. Similar engagements
have also been entered into with the
Sheiks, at Makullahon, on 5adramaunt
coast, the political residence OF Bushrie,
will take all precautions on the Arabian
shore OF tho Persian guilt. Sir Bartle
Frere will proceed to MAhSbuleShwan,
where he will have an interview with the
government, and thence he will 60 to
Simia.
Lord John Ludford, of Chichester, is
dead.
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The City In Mourning,
The Work Of Raising the Bridge and
Recovering the Imprisoned
-1 Bodies Begun l.-i .
Forty Bodies Recovered In all

Forty Bodies Recovered In all.
Dixon, May 6.-ThiS Is today indeed a
mourning city. The shadow Of the
awful calamity that has brought sudden
terrible death to 90 many happy homes
seems to rest on every face. All day long
the mournlul tones OF the funeral bell has
filed the air, while the cemetery Is dotted
thickly with neW.mado graves. The men
engaged \ in erecting the derricks with
with which TO raise the fallen bridge
worked oil last night and shortly before
noon to-day succeeded in getting them in
place and commenced recovering the
bodies Of the uniortunStes who were car
rled down underneath the bridge and
held fast by II. The following are those
recovered to-day; Nm. @. W. Kentner
Mrs. E. Hope, Robert Dyke, Frank Ham.
ilton and Miss Netue Hlll. There are a
great number Of strangers IN the city, and
the river banks In the vicinity Of the scenE
q the accident have been lined to-day
with people anxious N see the result o.
the sad search. There was q report thh
morning that the bodies Of several chill
dren had been taken out Of the river 81
Rock Hill, about two miles below
the city, bu! 1t proved to be q
mistake. 1t Is certain that there art
other bodies still beneath the ruins Of the
fallen spans; but how many, It is impoSSi
bic to say. Forty bodies altogether have
been recovered g. far, and It 10 believed
that not leSS than twelve or thirteen art
still In the river. 1t Is now believed tha
there was not more than 100 people OF
tho bridge at the time of the accident
Tho wounded are nearly all doing we'll
aud 1t Is hoped they will recover. A
Coroner's inquest was begun to-day, bu'
nothing Of interest was ELECTED and tht
inquest adjourned until tomorrow.
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THE LATE BISHOP MOILvAlNE.
Attentions to the Remains In New
- :. :. REll, York CITY. ~ -

Attentions to the Remains In New
leF3.EEi' York City. i,tFs -
New York, May 5.-To.day the re-
mains oil the late Bishop Mc1lVaine will
be removed from the steamship City oil
Baltimore 10 St. Paui's Chapel. under ar
rangements concocted with a large Com.
mittee OF Laymen, representing the
churches of New York and Brooklyn.
Tuesday at 0 o'clock P. N, the public
servlc6 will DO held Ot the instance oi
Bishop Smith, Of Kentucky. and under
the immediate auspices OF the Rev. Dr..
Dix, Rector OF Trinity Church, and Rev.
DR.. Haight, In charge ot st. Pauls Church.
On Wednesday the body will be removed
from the chapel to the train that Is to bear
the Bishops family to Ohio. To-.
The Committee Of Arrangements on the
reception oil the remains Of the late Bishop
Mcllvaine are assembling in st. Paurs
Church, preparatory to proceeding to the
steamship City Of Baltimore, there to re-
ceiVe the body au convey 1t TO the
church, where the funeral services will be
held.
New York, May 5.-The remains Of
Bishop McIlvaine werc removed from the
steamship City OF Baltimore this morn
ing. The box containing the coffin was
opened, the Casket taken out, a wreath
placed over tho inscription and the whole
covered by the American flag. Rev. Mr..
Lawson, who accompanied the body
from Florence, in a few appropriate re.
marks, transferred his charge to Rev.
Thos. 8. Yocum and Mr.. T. G. Odlorne,
the committee from Cincinnati. Mr..
YoCum received the remains, taking oc-
casion 10 express on behalf Of the diocese
and the family the grateful appreciation
tor tho kindness and COurtesies shown BY
Rev. Mr.. Lawson and the off,
GERS Of the steamer. The body was
then taken charge Of by committee Of
thirty-fve, representing the clergy and
laity Of New York, who conveyed 1t 10
St. Paul's Church, where 1t was placed In
front ofthe chancel on the spot where the
venerable Bishop was consecrated forty
years ago. The time for the ceremonies
at the Church have been changed to Tues.
day at P. u, when special services will
be held conducted by Bishop Smith, who
will act by the request OF the Bishop
Of New York. At tho close OF the
service, the committee from Cincinnati
will again take charge Of the remains and
conduct them 10 that city by the s p. NJ,
train via Erie, Lake Shore q Short Line
Railroads. They will arrive at Cincin-
natl early Thursday morning, and the
burial service will be held In Christ
church Friday morning on the 9th Inst.
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WASHINGTON.

II PENSION DECISION. L q III
WAsnINGToN, May 6-The Comhis-
sioner Of Pensions to-day announced the
following highly important ruling: Sec.
ton 0 Of the act Of March 8, 1873. pro-
vides for no addition TO the two dollars
increase OF pension in any case. 1t Is d con.
solidatiOn Of section 2 Of the act oi July
25th, 1865, and sections 4 and 5 Of the
act OF July 9Th, 1868, with an amend
ment to the former section so as TO give
the same increase to the widow Of BOl.
dier or of sailor for the children BY q
iormer wife as for the children'by herself,
and to the widow Of an officer as well aS
Of soldier or sailor. It also gives the
increase TO all children under sixteen
years Of age OF officers as well as Of sol.
diers and sailors, instead Of all but one
where there Is no widow or where she
has died or remarked. In other respects
1t embodies the provisions Of the three
sections named.
The Treasury to-day paid tho Inst
claims Of the loyal citizens OF LOudon
county Va, for live stock seized for the
army under the orders OF Gen. Sheridan,
dated November eth 1904. These claims
amounted to $6lS2l. .L.
Commodore Case will sail from New
York next Wednesday 10 relieve Rear
Admiral Alden Of the command Of the
European squadron.
The aggregate amount paid into the
United states Treasury up 10 noon to day
by twenty seven members Of Congress, 1t
being their return Of extra compensation,
Is gill 900, including check received
this morning from the Secretary OF the
Senate, GOruam on account Of Senator
Sumner for $4,444, ~
Legal tenders outstanding were $751;
1SO,9i9.
INSTITUTION oE REBEL PROPERTY.
The argument was commenced to-day
In the Court Of Claims in the governments
plea as to Jurisdiction in the case Of E ].
Kelly, involving the questions whether
the parties relieved by President John.
sons amnesty proclamation from liabili.
ties TO seizure Of ther property under the
captured and abandoned property ACT can
bring suit alter tho aspiration VI the Two
years limitation prescribed by said act.
This proclamation Of amnesty was not
made until two years from the date Of said
act had expired.
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War Between the Two schools Of
Catholics In Canada.

NV York, May GA letter from
Montreal states that bitter war, increas.
ing In violence, is being waged between
the Liberal Catholics and Ultramontanes
otCanada. The former are under the
lead Of the Archbishop Of Quebec, and
the latter, under the JGsuItS and tho Arch.
bishop Of Montreal. In the last election,
the Quebec party increased their delega
lion In the Parliament from 10 10 %; and
the representatives Of the Montreal coali-
tlon Shrunk from so to 81, losing control
oI Parliament The Jesuit party sought
to subvert tho authority Of the ArchbISh-
op otQuebcc and destroy his influence
IN IN hope thereby to regain their power
lhe Archbishop visited Rome and has
Just returned, bearing u reprlmand for the
JesuitS, which Ia likely still further 10 In,
tenSiiy the conflict, and II may lead TO the
expulsion Of the Jesuits from Canada,
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wheeling, Pittsburgh d Baltimore
Railroad,

PITTSBURGH, May 6.-The CONNER
cidFI Washington, Pa, special states that
at tue meeting Of the stock holders Of the
Wheeling, Pittsburgh & Baltimore Rail.
road, held to-day, @. NJ. Reed was reelected
President, and the following named gen.
tlemen for Directors for the ensuing year:
q. N. Reed, ". w. Smith, W. Work.
man and s. B Hayes, of Washington; W.
8. Bissell, Of Pittsburgh; Col. ]. B. Ford,
OF Wheeling; and W. Keyser, Baltimore.
Tho road is an extension Of the old
Hempheld road running between Was.
ington and Wheeling, W. Va. 1t Is to
make connection with tho PlttSburgh &
Connellsville road, near Lsyton's Station,
and Is designed 10 form part oGR though
route from Chicago to the Seaboard.
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ST. LOUIS.
A Rnnklhr nouae Nea,lr swInd

A Banking House Neatly SwlndIed.
ST. LOUIS, May Son Friday morning
last an elegantly dressed young man en-.
tered the West St Louis Savings Bank,
on Franklin avenue and Fourteenth street,
and presented letter purporting to be
from E D. Randolph s. Co., bankers OF
New York, introducing Jas. 8. Adams,
and enclosing q draft Tor 5000 In bis
favor, and certified to by the Nassau Bank
Of New York. W. F. Very, the cashier
Of the bank, being absent, Mr.. Harker, o
young man temporarily acting as cashier,
examined the papers, and thinking them
all right, gave Adams $2,50O on the draft,
that being all he desired at that time.
Later In the day HArker suspected that
all was not right, and on teIegraphlng to
the Nassau Bank and Randolph & Co.,
received reply that both the drait and
the letter were forgeries. Tho police
were notified Of the transaction, but
Adams Las not been arrested,
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Tho Coal NIinern, srrIks.

YOUNGSTOWN, oHEo, May 5.-The
strikers are still inclined to interfere by ex
treme measures, with any who are disposed
to go to work. At hall past II o'clock
on Saturday night, aSh0t was fred into
the house Of Ephraim Goulge, oi Liberty
township, who lad gone TO work at the
reduction, passing within few inches Of
his wife. This 10 only one ota number Of
attempts Of like character, 70 inalct the
greatest injury possible on those who are
willing 10 work. It Is reported that the
operators have determined today, to
combine and bring from Castle Garden,
1000 emigrants. This win probably end
The strike and break up the union.
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River News.

CINCINNATI, May 5-Rlver 20 feet, 8
inches and rising. Weather fair and
pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, May Weather pleas
ant and partly clear. Mercury IS 10 70
River has arisen 19 inches.
PITTsBuRGH, May 5-Tho weather re.
mains clear and pleasant. River falling
rapidly; 10 feet Of water In the channel
at o'clock this evening. The present
high water prevents steamers from max
Ing up toWs. Several toWs will probably
get out in few days.
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FOREIGN.
VIENNA.

All Departments Of the Exhibition
full Except tho AmeTlCans.sURs
favorable Weather.
VIENNA, May 6.-Rapid progress has
been made In the arrangements Of the
interior Of the Exposition building since
the opening. All the departments are
filed with goods, except that Of the
United States, which Is still empty
Great indignation iS felt by American
exhibitors at this state Of things. The
public have been admitted daily since The
1st Of May; the weather, however, has
been uniGyorable, rain having fallen al
most constantly since the opening and
the number Of visitors thus far Is below
what was expected TcfE
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
orPIcs OPrdE yHIEH Si9NAL 0rToEH,

WAR OBPARTNENT,
OPPIcs or THE DHIRP SI8NAL OFFIoBA.
WASHINGTON, u. G., Nay $500 4.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Gull Suites, Tennessee, and the
South Atlantic States, falling barometer,
sOutheasterly and esSterly Winds, higher
temperature, cloudy weather, and rain
For the Northwest and upper lakes
thence 10 Missouri and the lower OAio
valleys, diminishing pressure, southeriy
aud hortheasterly winds, increasing
cloudinsss, and occasional rains. ForthG
lower lakes, and thence 10 the Ohio
valley, northeasterly Winds, increasing
pressure, and partly cloudy and cooler
weather | For the Middle States, higher
barometer. lower temperature, partly
cloudy weather, and southWeSteFly winds,
veering to noriheasterly. For New Eng.
land and CauRdA, westerly 70 northeast
erly winds, and generally cool weather
till Tuesday evening.
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Tho spring Races at Lexington. !.

CINCINNATI, May 6-Adviccs from
Lexington, Kentucky, say extra trains
will be run on the roads, centering there
during progress Of the spring races which
on the 18th Instant. The
stables at the course are already full and
extra stabling for horses to arrive will be
secured. The interest In the Contesting
horses was warm. The indications are
that tho meeting will be a great success
and the attendance the largest ever US.
sembled on the Kentucky Association
Grounds,
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SPAIN.

MADRID, May 5.-President FlgureaS,
In bis reply to the speech Of General
6ickles, Saturday, declared that Spain
was fully capable Of realizing the glorious
work Of Washington, but In the meantime
the national patrimony should never be
diminished while the Government was In
the hands Of the Republicans.
BAYONNE, May 5-The Carlists have
reoccupled the town Of Vera, in Navarro,
after sharp fight with the Republican
troops.
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DarlCn Exploring ExpediliOn..RG"
MORT of Returned Members.

NEW YoRK, May 6.-NemberS ot the
United States DAriGn exploring expedi-
tion have returned. They report that
their ship canal Vid the Maple and
DegnadO rivers will be twenty.eight miles
long and length Of tunnel three miles and
the estimated cost Of the enurO work
seventy millions dollars.
A detachment Of U. 8. soldiers left here
yesterday Tor the Modoc country.
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suicide Of Lieut.. John L. warden.

WATERFOWL, N. Y, May 6.-Lieut.
John i. Warden, army officer stationed
at the Madison barracks, SSCkets HArbor,
committed suicide yesterday morning, BY
cutting his throat with carving knife,
The death Of hie wife, some months ago,
Is supposed TO hRvo deranged his mind
He was a son Of Admiral Warden, who
commanded the Monitor In the conflict
with the rebel ram Merrimack.
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Escapade OF Boys from West Dor.
Ough Reform School.

Worcester, MAY GAS the four hun.
dred boys IN the West Borough Reform
School were marching from breakfast
this morning, they made break for the
gates, and one hundred succeeded in max.
Ing their escape.
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Journalistic Excursion to Colorado.

ST. LoUIS, May GA pOrty OF thirteen
Journalists, representing papers OF Chi
cago, 81. Louis, Quincy, Bloomington and
other places, viii leave Springfield, ILL.,,
tomorrow on an excursion to Denver and
all points Of interest In Colorado Among
the papers arc tho Tribune, Tines and
Inter. Ocean, Chicago; Democrat and Re.
publican, st. louis; PdntdOrapR, Bloom,
ington; Herald, Quincy. Secretary Of
State Harlow and Clerk Of tho House Of
Representatives Sheppard viii accom-.
pany the party.
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Attempt TO Shoot an indianapolis
Editor.

INDIANAPOLIS, May Oh. 8. Vance, q
theatrical actor, at the academy OF Music
attempted TO shoot George G. Harding
editor Of the Saturday HSrdld, this ottef-
noon, firing one or two shots without Of
feet. Vance hos been arrested.
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Murderer Sentenced at Springfield
Mass.

sPRrNoTIELD, MASS, May 5,-Albert
n Smith was to-day sentenced to be
hanged for the murder Of @. II, Laokett,
Of Westheld, last November.
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The flour mill Of @. 8. seetry, at
Carmel, IIa, burned Saturday night,
Loss 10000. No insurance.
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DEATH BY CHL0RAL.

Tho report yesterday that O. e. Archl.
bald, Conductor on the Gross Cut Rail.
road had committed suicide proves 10 be
incorrect. His death was caused by his
accidentally having taken chloroform in.
stead Of hydrate Of chloral which CAUSED
almost instant death.
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LIvERPooL, May 6.-The steamers Ba!.
tic, Minnesota, and Frlsia have arrived
out.
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TITVsvII1E.

Great Council 1. o. R. n. of Penn.
SylVAniR.
The Great Council OF the Improved
Order Of Red Men, oi the State Of Penn
sylvania, will commence their session
here, to morrow. There will be two hun
dred delegates, and from three 10 four
thousand members present from different
parts Of the State. This evening the
Wigwam was dedicated with imposing
ceremonies. Tomorrow evening a grand
banquet will be given, and on Thursday
an extensive parade will take place
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED 4 & PRESS REPORT.

ExClusl1oly 70 the IRtslligsnOer.
tBy The Western Union Limo
once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe stG)
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-12-29

had You can understand my solicitude
to know how they came into your pos
sesss on
They are not mine, Mr.. Willoughby, :"
was the surprised answer .'they belong
to NY mothers governess.'
And her name q he said excitedly.
'Ianet Arbuthnot.
Mr.. Willoughby's travel -bronzed face
grew absolutely radiant
''0ne other favor, Miss Agnes, he
said ''Can | see your mothers COVER
ness ?"
Fer an instant Agnes struggled with
wounded vanity and self-love, and then
said her better nature triumphing,
% see, Mr.. Willougby, that there is
a grand denouement at hand, the finale
for our tableaux. Come with me-"
He followed her from the parlors, and
into little ante-room, where the young
governess sat. One glance at the quiet
figure in its robe of brown at the pal
lid, sorrpw-worn face and Eustace Viii.
loughby yrushed forward with outstretch-
ed arms.
Janet! Janet p he cried, shave !
found you at last ?''
Agnes (isengaged the emeralds from
her hair, and dropping them softly into
Janet's LAP, left the room, blinded by
really genuine tears.
'It is quite as we'll as if I had wor
him myself" she said.
"Why did you leave our dear old ci
ty % said Eustace Willoughby, when he
and Janet were alone together. Il car
understand something Of your reasons
of course you shrank from old associa
tions but it has led to this apparent
desertion on my part. | had to 60 W
the country from Calcutta, ON importan
business, fell sick, and was detained fo1
months. When [ returned to America
all trace Of you was lost. [ have been il
search you for months. But now W.
will never part again"
So, after all, gladness and rejoicin!
came to Janet, and to the friends sh
loved, with the dawning of that happ.
NEw-YEAR.