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of merchants and commercial travellers hay
ing occasion to travel frequently over the
line OF the international and Great North
ern railroad. have decided 10 Introduce one
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-19
LATEST NEWS.

"A raid was made Friday night, on q
negro den near Quincy, Illinois, and q
large quantity Of stolen jewelry and val
liable clothing were captured. George
Williams was arrested.
AN effort Is being made 10 have
erected monument 10 commemorate the
virtues OF Phillip Embury, who emIgrat.
ed from Ireland in 1905, and the follow
ing year conducted the first Methodist
services on this continent.
"A special from Quincy says that the
Friendship, which was sunk at Hannibal
a week ago will be raised Immediately.
Hon. James Phelan, q prominent law
yer and formerly member Of the ConIed-
crate Senate from Mississippi, died at
Memphis, Saturday afternoon, Of erysipe.
las caused by the removal oi Q small tu.
NOR from his neck.
col. r. A. Pinson, a prominent Mem.
phiS merchant and President Of the Cham.
Der OF Commerce last year, died there on
Saturday. During the war he command.
ed Confederate cavalry regiment.
Col. J. W. Ragan, OF the firm Of RS.
gan, selden & Co, died at someryille,
Tenn, Friday, Of consumption.
One hundred choice paintings, col.
lected during the past thirty years By the
late James ". Brown, Of Philadelphia,
will be sold at St Louis al auction during
the coming week.
The Mcdowell Medical College build.
ing In 81 Louis, better known as The Ora.
tiot street prison per, was set on fro satur.
day night, by some unknown person. The
flames were discovered in time to save the
building.
The Springfield, Ills, post Of the
Grand Army OF the Republic made ar
raugements Saturday night for the observ.
ance Of Decoration Day. 1t was under.
stood that tho graves Of eight hundred
Union and three hundred Confederate
soldiers in the cemetery at Butler would
be decorated alike.
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From the MOdOC Country.

SAX FRANCISCO, May 1s.-A dispatch
from Yreka dated Scamp at the Lava
Bed, South Tule Lake, May TO-" stated
that Mason's and Hasbranck's commands
had formed q junction near Jacks last
stronghold. In the second dispatch, Of
May 10Th, the former statement Is con.
tradicted. 1t states that the junction has
not been made, further that the Modocs
had escaped from their stronghold. Both
OF the commands are In pursuit,
but neither has been heard from:
Donald McKsy's Warm Spring warriors
bring the latest news from the AOdOcs.
They are encamped on the SNOW Noun.
Gains, twenty mileS south Of Sorass Lake.
Hasbrouck started In that direction on
the 10th. MasOn's command remains at
the Lava Beds. Mckay thinks that Bos.
ton Charley was killed In the last fight.
It Ii tho ught that Mason will find the
Modocs this time, and Kingsbury's COM
mAnd has been sent TO reinforce him.
II is announced that Medical Director
Benily has furnished the annexed official
q count OF the killed and wounded at the
battle of Dry Lake, May 10th: Killed,
James D. Tolter, corporal, Company B;
Adolphus Fisher, private, Company D.
Wounded, Louis Dunbar, scalp wound;
Peter Griffin, flesh wound in left hip;
Jesse Reeves, corporal, fracture Of right
arm, amputation performed; Patrick Nc.
Guire, fracture below right knee; ampu'
talion below right thigh; Samuel McDew,
flesh wound in the right arm, cutting an
artery; Geo. Brown, flesh wound in the
LEFT leg, all of company i. Michael Ma
har, company G., flesh wound in the
right hip. All OF the above named. be-
long to the lst cavalry. Wassamucka
and Leblster, Warm Springs, were killed
and Y0nowton, another scout, has his
right arm fractured,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-19
Lexington Races.

LEXINGTON, May II. The spring
meeting OF the Kentucky Association
closed to-day. The weather was flne and
the attendance large. Result Of first
race-AIile dash, purse 800, free to all;
Robinson's Florence, /; Thomss's Trouble
2; Stewards Hummlng Bird, 0. Time
-l.47.
Second Consolidation purse Of
$3.50, mile heats for beaten horses; Rey.
nold's Elsie, BY Bonnie Scotland /, 1;
Thomas Trouble, 2, 2. TIme-1:40, 1:49t.
Third race-sWeep stakes for all ages,
8 mile dash, $500 For this race, which
was the event Of the day, there were z
entries, o started; McGrath's Susan Ann
/; Harper's Extract, g. McGrath's Jury,
81 Reynolds Clarina, not placed. Bu.
ford's MalakoG, not placed. Time-6:Ss.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-19
SPAIN.

DON CARLOS IN NAVARRO WITH $1,000
MEN-HE NRGoTIATRsA A LARGE LOAN.
BAYoNNE, May 17.-Don Carlos has
written to General Dorregarrsy, Congrat-
ulating him upon the result of the late en-,
gagemcnt at Puente DeErault, and an.
nouncing that he will soon assume per-
sonsl command oftn field.
PERPIGNAN, MAY 1.-THE Carlisl
Journal published here, announces that
Don Carlos entered Navarro on the night
Of the 14th inst. and took command Of an
army numbering $4,000 men, with whom
he Is resolved to conquer or perish. It Il
also stated that Don Carlos has concluded
loan Of 400, 900, 900 reals with English
bankers, and has promised to make Ollo q
Marshal, and DOrregarray o Lieutenant
General. Intelligence has reached here
Of tho total defeat in Aregon Of the Span.
ish troops.
LONDON, May lS-GenerSls 0llo and
Dorregary have been promoted. by Don
Carlos for the victory Of May 9th.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-19
The Western COngreSsmsn'S EIcur-
sion.

YINTTA, INDIAN TERRITORY, May H.
The excursion party arrived here, three
hundred and sixty.lour miles from St
Louis, at 1890 P. ". The run from
Springfield has been made, for the most
part, al the rate oil from forty 10 tIty
miles per hour, through q most msgni6.
country. The party will dine here, and
will be transferred to the h. K. &. T.
Railroad so as TO arrive at DenniSon,
Texas, about Q o'clock tonight.
DENIsoN, Texas, May 1S.-The exCur-
sion party arrived here at 4 o'clock this
morning, after q run OF geo miles from
Vinita. W. 4. Woodward, General
Superintendent OF the Missouri, Kansas &
Texas Road, who has had charge Of the
party from Yinita, will transfer us 10 the
Texas Central Road at this point. Our
next stopping place will be Corsicaua,
one hundred and twenty.seven miles be.
low here, where the party will change
cars on account Of the break in the
guage in the road; thence we will. pro-
ceed to Houston, where the State fair will
be visited, and where we will meet Va.
rious committees from Galveston, who
will escortus to Galveston.
SHERMAN, May 1S-The excursion
party has been detained here since 10
o'clock this morning by mashed track,
IS miles Isouth and damaged bridge
some 80 miles beyond, oCcasiOned by the
heavy rain storm which has pravailed
throughout this section for two days
Trackmen have been at work and
have repaired the damage so that the
train will be able to leave here about nine
o'clock tonight A pilot engine will
precede the train and every precaution
has been taken by the officers Of the
TexCs Central road TO prevent accident
to the excursionists. This delay has dis.
arranged the programme somewhat, but
the prospects now are that there will be
10 further detention and that the party
will have fair sailing from this on.
ST. LOUIS, May 18.-The Congressional
eXcursionists arrived at Denis0n, Texas,
to-day. A dispatch has been received to
the effect that since visiting the Indian
nation and talking with many ol the more
enlightened Indians, the CongreSsmen ex
press themselves very strongly. In favor
Of throwing open the territory 10 white
settlement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-19
ENGLAND.

NEW York, May 1.-THE London pa.
pers announce that the last survivor OF The
calamity at the Wynnstay Colllery,
Ruabon Peter Darlington, son Of the
manager, Is dead. There Is no one now
left to tell how the explosion was caused.
A searching investigation will be made
by the authorities:
The remains Of Macready, the TRACE
dian, have been deposited In the vault Of
Capel in Kensal (Green) cemetery, London
The funeral was attended by great mum.
Der Of persons, though not quite so many
people as would have stood around the
tomb had the veteran tragediRn either re,
mained longer on the stage, or died at q
lesa protracted period alter bis retirement.
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Weather Reporr.
WAR DHPAATMGlT,
UEPiuA OF FHl CnIIB SIgNAI ORION,
WASHNGroN, D. O., Nay Is.-e09 7. 4.
PROBABILITIES

For the upper lakes and southwark TO
the Ohio and Missouri valleys. Q falling
barometer, northeasterly and southeaster-
" winds, cloudy weather and rain. For
the Gulf and South Atlantic States md
Tennessee, southerly and southWesterly
winds, low barometer, cloudy weather and
occasional rain For the lower lakes,
noItheAsterly winds, falling barometer,
warmer and partly cloudy weather. For
the Eastern States and Canada, clear and
partly cloudy weather and diminiShiDg
pressure. Cautionary signals continue al
Duluth, Milwaukee, Chicago and Grand
Haven,
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Car Shops Burned at Aurora, IIls...
Loss o250,OOO.

AURORA, Ills, May 1s.-A fire broke
out iu the c. B. s. o. R. X. Co.'s car
shops, In this city about 1:S0 o'clock on
Sunday afternoon, originating IN the paint
shop. Eight wooden buildings belonging
10 the company besides two residences on
North Broadway were destroyed. The
lre was checked when 1t reached the
stone machine chops, slight damage
was done 10 the east end Of the machine
shop, but with that exception, everything
west Of II, including the two round
houses and all the engines together with
all the machinery in the locomotive de-
psrtment were unipjured. The large
blacksmith shop and foundry on the east
L the Company's grounds were also saved.
Most Of tho tools in the various shops
were also saved. A lrrge lot Of lumber,
three Pullman cars, several passenger
coaches and some unfinished work In tho
shops were burned. There were between
$50 and 400 freight cars, mostly loaded,
standing in the yard, all Of which were
run out aud saved, excepting eight cars
loaded with lumber. The total loss Is es.
tImatcd at $3.50 000S fully insured. The
origin Of the hre Is not definitely known.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-19
FRANCE.
LIBERTY OF THE PRESS UNDER THE RE,
PUBLIC.


PUBLIC.
PARKS, May 17.-several Journals have
been fined Tor publlshing letter Of Felix
Pyst's, addressed to the priest, and print.
ed originally In the London Times. The
Ptupl6 SorsTdiB has been suppressed for
publishing editorials, critcizlng the Ma
tional Assembly.
The designations Of Gaulsrd and Jules
Simon have been excepted by the Presi.
dent. Their successors will be moderate
Republicans Of the Lett Centre party. II
Is thought that the Ministry Of Public
Worships will be re.established.
PARIS, May 19.-The President has
appointed II. CasSemer Perier, Minister
Of the Interior; n. Turton, Minister oi
Public Worship; n. Beranger, Minister
Of Public Works; n. WaddiDgton, Min
ister Of Public Instruction. Other Min.
listers unchanged.
It Is expected that on the meeting Of
the Assembly, n. Perler will move the
postponement Of all debate on the ques-
lion oI general policy until tho territory
Is evacuated by the Germans.
The NeSSengSr D'Pdris thinks the
President has come victorious out
Of the crisis, and that with the
ministry formed oil or resting upon
the Len Center he may expect 10 see
calm restored. The Monarchists are die.
satisfied with the appointment Of III.
Pirrer. At meeting Of tho men,
bers Of the Right, yesterday, speeches
,were made appealing TO tho Assembly
TO act with energy, and rescue France
from Radicalism. It was resolved that
the first business 10 come before the AS
sembly Would be a demand for an ex.
planation of the policy Of tho new Cabi-
net, and that iGthis would prove unsatis-
factory, then an effort will be made to
force the Ministers to resign, and finally
that the party will not hesitate TO over
throw the President II he refuses 10 an
nounce bis trimming policy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-19
Riot at ReedIpr, Pa,

READING, May 17.-This evening In q
riot at the White House, summer resort
q short distance below this city, u young
man named Jas, Hahn was shot dead,
David Walters was shot In tho neck, and
William Briner In the right cheek; the
two latter were not dangerously hurt.
The shooting was done at close quarters
by sub.boSs engaged on q contract on
the Berks county Railroand named John
Peoples. Shortly alter tho occurrence
the police arrested the murderer. Peoples
alleges that he committed the deed in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-19
MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Nay 1s.-Col. James Rsgau,
reported dead last night, was not dead ai
the last accounts, but no hopes were en-
tertained Of his recovery.
Mark E. Cochran, q lumber merchant
and prominent citizen, died to.dAy otcon'
gestion.
About ii o'clock last night q row oo-
CURED at the &c. o. D." saloon, on Main
street, caused BY Billy Quinn, q fireman,
beating dog, which resulted in his being
shot and fatally wounded. Joe App Ru.
dolph Mueller and Matthias Coumont were
arrested. Mueller and Coumont were
sent to jail 10 answer the charge Of muir.
der, and App was released on bail. The
police thus far have been unable TO find
out who fired the fatal shot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-19
Tho Nova Scotia COlIlerv DllaDter.

WEsTvILLE, N. g., May 17.-EVery
thing is quiet about the Drummond Col
llery to DAY. Anumber ol men are en-
gagged In carting away the earth with
which the various openings were filled.
No fresh names we're added to the al
ready long list. Mr. Drummond, Presi-
dent Of the company, says immediate
steps will be taken TO organize the men
and provide work about tho, surface for
those willing TO remain, and will do all
10 his power for them.
HALIFAX, May 17.-A relief meeting
for the widows and orphans BY the Drum.
mond Collery explosion was held here TO.
day. A large amount was subscribed and
committee appointed to solicit subscrip'
tlons.
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ST. LOUIS.
Dedication of a Colored Catholic
Church.

Dedication of a Colored Catholic
Church.
ST. LOUIS, May 1s.-A Roman Catholic
Church for tho colored people, the first
established west OF the Mississippi, was
dedicated hero to-day with imposing cere.
monies, Bishop Ryan, together with four.
teen other prominent Catholic clergymen
from this city, Chicago, Topeka snd other
places, participated In the ceremonies,
Rev P. F. o'Reilly preached the dedica.
tony sermon, dwelling largely upon the
idea Of the universally Of the Church. A
short sermon In German was preached by
Father Weber. Nearly 10000 people
were present. Over twenty Irish, Ger.
mln, Bohemian and colored benevolent
and temperance societies marched In the
procession with regalips, banners, and
bands Of music. A collection amounting
I9over 81 900 was taken up from the co.
Cieiies
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FOREIGN.
VIENNA.

THE AMERICAN eCANDAL.-THR LNVEsTIoA.
TIoN coNPLRTEDARRCKLRss RXPRNDI.
TURE AND BRIBERY.
VIENNA, May 17.-The investigation
into the charges against the suspended
American Commissioners hes been COM
pleted and the details forwarded to Wash.
ington, The inquiry shows that the Con-
gress appropriation Is nearly exhausted,
and that thirty thousand dollars were
charged as expended \on the roof Of the
sewing machine department, when the
actual cost should not have been more
than one-tenth that sum. Other reckless
expenditures were proven; also charges Of
bribery.
Goods arc arriving rapidly, and 1t Is ex.
pected that the American Department
win be ready by the 10th Of June.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-19
SALT LAKE CITY,

SALT LAKE CTY, Nay 1s.-Yesterdsy
Judge Boreman discharged O. W, Baker
on q writ Of hdbNaS eofptta. Baker was
sentenced by the Probate Court TO two
years' imprisonment The Judgeruled the
same as other members Of the Supreme
Court Of Utah, that the Probate Court
had NO Jurisdiction in criminal cases.
The contest still goes on, noEWithStand'
Ing the new deal In the appointment OF
judges,
Camp Douglas will not permit the
MormopB to take part In decorating the
graves Of their dead comrades. The ex.
Confederate soldiers are invited TO pArtic'
ipatG on Decoration Day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-19
ROME.

The Pope Receives More Visitors.
ROME, May 1s!-Thc Pope to-day re-
ceiyed tho French Legation and a depu-
tGtion Of foreigners. The Pope's cnndI-
ton Is still feeble, but there are indications
Of improvement.
THE PORES HEALTH IMPROVING.
RoNE, May 17.-The health OF tho Pope
Is improving rapidly. He gave q grand
reception In the Vatican to-day. A large
number Of pilgrims are expected to-moT-
row from Florence. Disturbances are
feared and the garrison has been rein.
forced.
The Chamber OF Deputies to-day ap-
proved Of the religious bodleain Rome BY
q vote Of 1856 against 10. Fifteen Deputies
were absent The second clause, with an
amendment granting the Pope 100000
lires annually for the maintenance Of Gen.
erals OF orders, was adopted bY vote oI
22O against 1893.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-19

IN. new Board oI Education In New
York has very properly declined to re-
celve Mr.. RoosEvELT's profer Of his Con.
sressional "back pay" to buy prizes for the
school children. The New York Times
says: "IfMr. RoosEvELT's pay cannot
properly be kept by hlm, it cannot pro-
perly be distributed as prizes TO the schol.
ATS Of the public schools. This Is the view
the better portion Of the community eve.
rywhere takes orihe matter. This back
pay burns the pocket 1t can rest quietly
nowhere but in the Treasury of the Uni
ted States"
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IT is no. generally known, we presume
that Mr.. Chase was the last Of his line
Yet such is the fact, according to the
Washington Star. Although he had six
or seven brothers, 1t SO happened that
none ofthem had male issue, and all died
before the Chief Justice. And as he
died leaving no son, it follows that the
naule ol Chase, SO far ashis fathers imme'
date branch Of the family Is concerned,
became extinct with his death.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-19
MySterlOuS Murder In Maine.

WALDADoRo, ME., May 17.-Dr. R. R.
Baker, ot Warren, was iound this morn
ing, shot through the heart, Of o house
near Warren. About 2 o'clock this morn.
Ing, a woman named Mink called at .
neIghboriDg house, declaring that Doctor
Baker had shot her, but as there was no
wounds, she was supposed to be deliriouI.
Soon after daylight Dr.. Bakers carriage
was discovered OF the Woman'S house,
and tho neighborS on entering found the
Doctors dead body,