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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-04

Terrific Explo,ton,

Cry OF KINGSTON, N. T., May g.
There was q terrible calamity at the vii
lage Of Chamangank, on the Waikiki
Valley Railroad, 80 miles from this city
last evening. As the day hands employ.
ed 1t Couduirs large paper mill were
leaving the shop, just before six o'clock,
q large rotary boller exploded nearly de.
molishlng the building and burying in the
ruins many oI the la6orers. The follow.
ing we're taken out dead: Peter Ostraud.
er, Mary Mclaughlin, Eliza Conklin,
Patrick Frier, Vim. i. Hill, Michael
Flanagan and Robert Owens. Tho fol.
lowing were fatally wounded: John
Smalley, George Robinson and Joseph
Jansen. Those killed were horribly
mangled. Tho force of the explosion
was terrific. The boiler, weighing five
tons, was thrown 600 feet. There is In.
tense excitement in the village, and a
crowd threatened to lynch TF0uter, the
superintendent Of the mill who, 1t is
claimed, was guilty Of criminal neeli.
genee In using rotten, condemned boil.
er. The mill was recently erected at q
cost OF 100000
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TIE prompt expulsion Of the ak stu
dents Of Michigan University who per-
sisted in renewing the reprehensible Gus
tom Of "hazing," will meet with the un-
reserved approval Of believers in general
decency and good order. Let the Faculty
follow up the good work by promptly
suspending the, no sympathizers, and
thus prove that an excellent institution Of
learning canuot be cowed into submission
by q lew reckless young men. 1t was
thought the tragic death Of young Leg
gett, at Cornell univenity last fall, would
bring the cowardly practice Of ''hazipg'
into permanent disrepute, but there is an
evident determination that 1t shall still be
q part Of undergraduate discipline. I'm
mediate expulsion for the first oftense, and
Tor all time, is the only remedy. 81
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MEMPHIS.
BOARD oF ALDERMEN REFUSE AID FOR
THE ovERFLowKD. 4.

BOARD oF ALDERMEN REFUSE AID FOR
THE ovERFLowKD. a.
MEMPHIS, May 2-Thcre was con-
siderable excitement here this morning
over the action Of the Board oil Alder
men last night in refusing 10 concur in
a resolution that the Common Council
donate SIC, 600 TO the sufferers from the
overflow. The AUGlGnche says that the
defeat was owing 10 the OppositIon-o of Aid.
erman White and Alderman Davis. The
first talked about paying the city bonds,
and the latter delighted In reminding the
public that Mississippi and Arkansas did
very little for Memphis during the yellow
lever plague Had either urged any legal
objections against the appropriation, ihe
argument would have been at least re-
spectacle, but tho objections urged BY
them were not only contemplate but
unchristian. The Appeal says that any.
thing more dlscredilaple to, US, anything
more disgraceful, anything 90 little, and
contemplate has never yet blotted the
official record ot our city. We hang our
heads for very shame and take refuge be.
hind our liberal hearted business men
our merchants, our policemen and fire
men, whose labors In behalf OF the i'm
mediate sufferers alone relieve US Of in
delible dizziness.
Robert Elder was struck on the head
last night by Willis Connutt, (colored)
and fatally Injured. Connutt escaped.
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BALTIMORE May "a statement Is
this evening Of a shocking out.
rage perpetrated by TWO negroes on Jaa.
Henry Woodley, colored, aged Is, in
Howard county, on the 10Th of April.
The boy charges that the men SCARED
and branded his limbs " ith red hot iron
and afterwards poured spirits Of turpen-
tine over his naked body and sot him on
fire. In this condition. he escaped and
succeeded in extinguishiDg the flames,
Woodley Is at the Lombard street lpfirm.
ary. His back and legs are roasted 10 q
crisp, and his recovery Is doubtful. It is
reported that the persons who commit
ted theoutrage have been arrested.
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The Committee on Ways and Means
will to'morrbw make report on what
Is called the Sanborn cases. So far as
can be verbally ascertained they recite
the law and give a narrative Of the trans.
actions under 1t. as derived from the les.
timony. The Kelsey contract being the
irst one that was made.is given at length
as q specimen ofa the contracts. That
with Sanborn included thep phrazeology Of
the former all being similar. They
discuss 3 the order given under
the signature OF Secretary Bout
well addressed 10 the Assessors and
Collectors oi Internal Revenue, directing
them to assist the several contractors in
such way as they may ask In the exam.
nation Of their books. The Committee
condemn the order on the ground that
instead Of the Internal Revenue officers
assisting Sanborn and Others, that me
latter should; have assisted the
officers. The Committee fnd some
fault with the unsatisfactory character Of
the evidence Of the officers OF the Treas.
ury Department, some OF them having
endeavored 70 evade the responsibility
connected with the preparation or making
Of contracts. The committee don't find
that any OF these officers were In what
they did Influenced by any corrupt or DER.
sonal motive. In conclusion the report Of
tne committee recommends the repeal OF
Ine law under which the contrscs were
made and that the contracts be annulled.
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The New York Graphic, noting the
fact that three leading Western editors
arc In that city on brief visit, speaks out
Tor the country press" as follows:
"These gentlemen represent the live Jour.
nalism Of the West, and provoke the re-
gret that newspaper cannot be set with
a bait tempting enough 10 catch and keep
at least one OF the trio here. New York
has papers enough, but is sadly in want
Of an editor or two above the range Of vii.
lage or provincial journalism. A metro.
pOlltan editor here in these days would
be more Of a sensation than Barnum's
Hippodrome."
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ALL the saloon.keepers Of Keokuk have
signed the following pledge: 1--WE, the
undersigned saloon-keepers Of Keokuk,
hereby pledge ourselves not to sell alc,
wine, beer, or Othe. drinks to minors or
persons iDjured,by abuse from the use of
intoxicating liquors and we solicit notifl-
cation in writing from parents, guardians,
wives or relatives, to aid us in carrying
out the above pledge, and will take it as
q great favor to have the aid Of all parties
personally interested. And we, lufther-
more, will .discountensnce any person or
persons engaged in our business that will
not unite with us in carrying out this
practical temperance reform"
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A win Case iu Which some Wheel.
Ing Parties are Interested.

COLUMBUS, May 9.-After long and
excited legal contest a motion to set aside
what purported to be the will Of joseph
Caldwell, formerly Of this city, who died
in New Orleans in 1870. was agreed to by
the District Court, Of this district, this
evening. The property in question Is
valued at two hundred thousand dollars.
Among the direct heirs Of the property
were Mrs. J. Btllltt, oi Philadelphia; Al.
fred Caldwell and heirs, Wheeling. West
Virginia. William ]. challoner, New
York, Samuel Caldwell, Of Detroit, III.
The substance Of the will admitted to
probate on oral testimony in 1871, pro,
vldcs that Samuel Caldwell, brother Of
deceased, should enjoy life estate in the
property, provided the small bequess
were paid TO theother relatives.
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Active War In Arkansas.

A RR1aN OF ANARCHY AND BLooDsHRp.
New York, May "a dispatch from
Little Rock says: "Three OF Bsxter,s
troops were killed at New Gascony. Can't,
Van Desande, one Of the leaders on ihe
side Of Brooks, was dangerously wounded.
De had been colonel IN the federal army,
The Gdzet1 remarks editorially that the
war 10 opened, and will extend through
out the State unless the President takes
speedy action 10 tho matter. Sheriff
Vaughn was arrested yesterday by King
White and imprisoned. The city Is get
ting to be rather unsafe, people being shot
at every night. with either shot guns or
pistols: King Whites proclamation Of
martial law in Jefferson county Is pub
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pnrATCnRs PROM BILBoA,

MADRID, May 9.-Addltional dispatches
state that Gen. CoDcha, who left The seS
coast several days ago with 10000 men,
attacked the Carllsts in the rear and
gained the heights on the left bank OF the
river Gen. Andechaqua was killed In
the engagement. Previous to the deliy.
etance OF Bilboa by 9errano's troops, the
church in SAM Pedro .Abanto was nearly
demolished by the fire Of the Republicans.
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CINCINNATI, May arch Bishops
MeCOsky, Of New York; Bailey, Of Balti-
more; Wood, of Philadelphia; Bishop Nc.
Cluskey, ot Louisville, O'Connor, Of f'Pbil.
adelphis, and Reys. James o o'Reilley and
a. ]. Mel cDonough, Of Philadelphia, have
arrived to attend . Convocation Of Roman
Catholic Bishops this week. 5iss
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A Doctor Charged with Attempting
10 XIII a PnIienI.

PATERSON, N. j., May 2-Dr, Norton
2. Ricardo was arraigned at Paterson to.
day on charge OF assault with intent to
kill . boy. The indictment sets forth
that defendant was called on to attend the
ooy LOT broken arm; that through his
Numbering the boys lie was endangered,
and that Ricardo TO then conceal his
olunder, tried 10 kill the boy by pre-
scrthtng overdoses of morphine. The
boys arm was subsequently, amputated,
having mortified. Ricardo pleaded mot
guilty" and was released on $500 bail.
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Recovering.

HUDSON, N. Y, May 2.-Charles
Ernst, the officer whom Walty the day
before his execution was thought to have
murdered, has recovered sufficiently to be
removed 10 his residence. Walty was
buried on his farm last night. The only
persons in attendance being his father,
mother, sister and o laborer, The brain
Of Walty was sent TO Albany for exami-
nAtioHlfl9 tltflF. NtLF
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REv. ALEXANDER CLARK, editor Of the
Pittsburgh Asthodist Recorder, was in the
city yesterday, stopping at the Grant
House. BE is on his way to attend the
General Conference Of the Methodist
Protestant Church at LynChburg, Va,
and lectures at Fairmont tonight en-
route, and at Cumberland tomorrow
night, his subject being "a Race Of MIN.
ies'" Before his return Mr.. CLARK will
90 as far South as Atlanta, Ga, on his
leCturing tour, and we hope to publish a
letter or two from him in the IsTE111,
eENoRR descriptive Of his observations
among our Southern brethren.
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pRooKs GAINING GRouNr

A Democrat Little Rock, Ark, special
says that the addresses Of leading reform
Democrats, taking strong grounds In
favor OF Brooks, are regarded as an i'm.
pottant movement, and is having serious
effect on Bakers cause. Between 200
aud 800 white men, from Fort Smith, ar.
rived on Saturday to reiaIorce Brooks,
whose defensive force now numbers
three iull regiments and several others
subject 10 immediate call, G.i5
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N. 3. onuRon sourn.-The Genera,

N, 3. CHURCH souTH.-The General
Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South met at Louisville, Ken
lucky, on Friday last, and will probably
remain in session for three weeks. The
occasion derives unusual interest from the
fact that, OF the last General Conference
Of the NJ E Church North, ambassadors
were appointed to visit the Louisville
Conference with o view to facilitate
friendly and cooperative relations be-
tween these two great branches Of the
Methodist Church. As is known to most
Of our readers, the separation between
the North and South Churches occurred
in 1874, and grew out Of the slavery ques.
tiou. Bishop Andrews had mar.
rled wife who held slaves he was
called TO account for neglecting to
eniranchise them; hot debate fol-
lowed and then disruption. After q
tedious law suit the Southern Church was
confirmed in the possession Of property in
possession, and was allotted an equitable
proportion Of the value ol property which
had grown out Of the Joint contributions
of the undivided Church. Atthe time Of
secession the Church South, We believe,
had tho largest membership. The Stats.
tics noy stand:
Ministers. Members
Methodist Episcopal North. ..lO67l i,46I OS7
Methodist epiteopAl (South J.. sass 6S07f
COlored Methodist Episcopal. 6SS 67,ssS
The Colored Methodist Episcopal
Church was an ottshoot, in 1870, from the
Church South, and partly sympathizes
with that Church.
twill be seen that the Northern Church
has left the Southern organization far 10
the rear In the matter Of membership. It
has outstripped 1t equally in wealth and
social power. The relation Of the two
Churches has been hardly civil since their
separation, until very lately. We believe
the Church South charges the blame for
this upon the Church North, claiming that
fraternal delegate sent 10 a General Con.
ference Of the Northern body In 1S4S was
not received. At the last Conference Of
the Southern Church q delegation from
the North was received. Sentlments
more or less friendly were exchanged. At
the General Conference in 1879, we be.
lieve, there were no fraternal delegates
from the South, but the committee to
whom was referred the state OF the Church
reported fraternal series Of paragraphs
In regard to the Church South, and rec.
that committee be appointed
to visit the Louisville Conference. This
was done, and the Northern delegates arc |
in attendance at Louisville.
A union OF the two churches Is not |
practicable at present, but the probability |
Is that they will conclude a treaty oil |
amity that will ultimately result in blot
ting out the hereditary prejudice which
now is the only cause OF separation.
When accomplished, 1t will put the Meth.
Odist Episcopal Church in the front rank |
Of the Protestant Churches Of the world.
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IT is stated that the lumber dealers 10
Western oanada. have an unusually small
stock on hand this year aud that o largo
demand Is expected from the United
States. They are refusing offers under
me Impression that prices will be high
before the season has advanced far. The
reason assigned for the scarcity is that
the panic last isll suspended the shipment
Of logs d
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strIke for Non.Payment of Harna

PlTTsBuReu, May o. Yesterday after.
noon about 200 men employed In the Al
legheny Valley r, R, shops, in this city,
struck on ccount Of three months wages
being due them. They were notified by
the company that they would receive one,
and probably two months pay on Monday
or Tuesday, but about 100 concluded 10
stop work Tor tho present The company
Is In no way dlsabled, and It Is ascertain
ed tonight that the majority Of the men
will resume work Tomorrow. The third
months pay Is not properly due until the
18Th Of this month.
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NEW YORK CITY.
RATLRoAp MATrRRs.

L
NEW YoRk, May 2.-James McHenrv
says the object Of hia visit here at this
lime Is TO arrange certain matters In con.
1ecslon with the Eeie and Atlantic and
Great Western Railroads, and Il the Erie
does not lease the Atlantic and Gfeal
western there are those who will. He
declines, however, 10 name the parties
ready 10 lease the road In case the Efie
declines, but he is thought TO be looking
u me direction OF Vanderbilt and New
York Central interests.
A committee Of the creditors Of Capron
q Merriam, brokers Of the late Cleveland,
Columbus u Indiana Central combine
lion, have Examined the books OF the
urm and verify their verbal statement at
the meeting OF the creditors that the firm
owed $460. 900 and had as an offset $l3,.
Hoslerbourg, who arrived here recent
y as representative Of q large number
oI German holders Of American rail-
road bonds says that the immediate cause
o! his visit was the interest which
his constituents had In the Rockford. Rock
Island q St Louis Railroad. It had been
bonded to the extent OF 100000, Of
which $s.775, 600 was held In Germany,
and had twice deiaulted In interest, and
10 consequence he was here to look after
the interest oi the bondholders. he had
telegraphed TO the President requesting an
interview In this city, and be hoped and
expected that the result Of the conference
would be the institution OF q friendly suit
road.
The Commissioners Of Emigration took
under their special care yesterdsy six
Danish conylcts who had Just arrived,
having an expiration OF their several terms
OF tmprisonment. They had been sent to
America at the expense Of the police au-
thoritIes Of Copenhagen. Secretary Fish
and the Danish Consul have been made
acqalnted with the case.
BANK STATEMENT.
The following Is the weekly bank state.
ment: Loans, decrease 81, ,s4O, 200; specie,
increase, $l80S. 200; legal tenders. in
crease, 1,09S. 400; deposits, decrease, $S5,.
2OUi circulation, decrease, $4,000; re-
serve, increase So. .4?0 900.
NEw YORK, May 3-The London Tel.
tgTaph Of April Dist says: "The Golden
CLUB has passed q resolution recording
with profound regret the death Of Charles
sumner, long friend and correspondent
Of MIR, Golden and an honorary member
of the Club"
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pRoPosRp CoNsOLIDATToN.

Alta meeting Of the stockholders ofthe
st Louis & Iron Mountain Railroad yes.
terday one hundred and twenty. four
thousand, out ol one hundred and forty
three thousand, shares Of stock were
voted IN fsvor Of consolidating with the
Cairo & Fulton Railroad. A meeting oil
the Stockholders Of the latter road will
be held at Little Rock, Ark, on Monday
to ratiiy or reject the action Of the meet
ing to-day. E'y F5H
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1spIANGpoL1s, Nay 9.-ohas. Y. King
was shot and fatally wounded by Rudolph
Mpnglet about noon today. Both we're
employees OF the Singer Sewing Machine
Company. Mungler attempted TO escape,
but was overtaken by the police and ar
Ielted. - ~. ~ -. ~ I,
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Weather Report.
WAR DlPA1FHANF,
OrFIon or THH CHIEP SIGNAL OFYIcEn, !
WA9nMaToN. y. @, Nay 9.-EO0 r. Z.
PROBABILITIES.

For tho Lower Lakes, increasing north.
erly 10 easterly winds, cloudy weather
and probably rain.
For the Upper Lakes, northeasterly
winds, backing to northwesterlY winds
and rain in southern Michigan and Wis
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys,
generally cloudy weather and rain, fol.
lowed by clearing weather 10 lower Ohio
VGiIey and Western Tennessee.
For the Northwestern, cool and partly
cloudy weather, northwest winds bsci.
ing to northeast with rain in Missouri and
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A NEW SOUTHERN CHURCH

Saint Johns Protestant Evangelical
Church was dedicated today with 1870
members, heads OF families. The church
is an otshoot from the regular Lutheran
Church, and was organized by members
OF the old church who were members Of
secret societies. -a.
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Sale of a New,naner.

IRoNToN, May The Ironton Com
nerctaI, semi-weekly newspaper, has
been sold, and will be transferred to NOR.
row. Ed. A. Herzog, Of the Sheridan
House, Is the purchaser, Albert Lawson,
formerly OF the Lonton Journal, will be
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Murderer ArrestetI.

PrTsBuReH, May 2-The murderer
OF the Hamnett family was arrested last
night in Allegheny City, giving his name
as Ernest Menlztng. He made full con.
Iession to-day and said he murdered them
with an axe; the object being TO obtain
possession Of Hamnets money, supposinR
a considerable sum was in the house.
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TIE Wheeling 1NTE1HaENcER is in
favor OF the appointment OF five first class
men by the Governor to revise our Con-
stituuonal laws, and make the necessary
amendments. The FIVE men are proposed
to be selected from the Democrats, Jacob
men and Republicans, si-r1 5.--
We second the motion; but will our
mighty men now In power consent to
such q courseS We doubt it-Parkers-
burg Times. et4reEt Eerfte,r.
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Ice IIonsnn RnrnnlI

BosToN, May s.-The Ice houses be.
longing to the Chestnut all' Company,
at Newton, were destroyed by Are on Sat.
urdsy night together with 1000 tons Of
ice. Loss $4,000. f5fFl'i ~
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.
oARIrsr FORCES nrnnr

oARLtsr FORCES RErREAT1xo.
MADRID, May s,-Oficial advlces re-
eelved this morning, announce that The
Republican troops have entered BilboS
the Catlists retreating In great disorder
Inc news creates great excitement Ia
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New YORK, May "A rotary boiler
in Caudits paper mill exploded this even.
ing, seyen or eight peIsons were killed
and several wounded. The mill and ma
chinery were destroyed, -.
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Death of a Well Known Physician.
ZANEsvr1LE, o., May LA telegram
from Washington City this evening an
nornces the death Of Professor John G.
hoIsston, .s, well known physician Of this
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Tus HAGUE, May 9.-General Van
Swleten, commander Of tho Dutch expe-
dltion to Acheen and staff have returned
10 BAtanio. Ns7IH'- 81
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PROVISIONS FOR THE ovERFLowED.

The joint committee for the relief Of
the Louisiana sufferers today ordered the
purchase Of thousand dollars worth oI
provisions to ship on the Exporter. Con
tribution boxes TO receive donations Tor
the Louisiana sufferers will be placed at
all places of amusement one night the
coming week and at all the churches on
Sunday, Nav 10Th.
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CATHOLIC DIsHops,

Roman Catholic Archbishops are arriy.
ing TO night to attend next week q con.
vention OF all the Archbishops OF the
United States. The object Of the conven.
tion Is not promulgated, but Is supposed
to be for the purpose Of considering the
adVisability ol increasing the number Of
ArChbishops.
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h AUGUSTA, May 2,-The execution ot
VIM. Hunt, for the poisoning Of Eliza
Boamuer, took place at Elberton yeater-
day.
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GERMANY.


BERLIN, May 8.-The Emperor Of Ras.
sis and Grand Dukes Alexis and Com
stantine have arrived in this city on Their
way to England.
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BY TELEGRAPH
AssooIATRp pRNssRNPoRr

By tho Western Union Line,
ONCE Northwest cor u Main and Monroe Sts,
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SIenmer News,

aAvRs, May s-The French Trans.
Atlantic steamer Ameriqus arrived in
this Aatbor to day IRON Portsmopth.
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ST. Louis, May ga fro in McLane's
boro, Ills, on Thursday last, destroyed
property valued az $29, 900; no insurance