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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-20

ST. LOUIS, March ia formal welcome
to St Louis was given to Senior Zamacona,
Mexican Minister, tonight at the great
hall Of the Merchants Exchange. Over
three thousand ladies' and gentlemen.
representing not only the mercantile and
manufacturing interests, but the wealth,
culture and fashion Of the city were pres.
ent Abrief and graceful address of vel.
come on behalf Of the city and citizens
generally, prepared by Mayor oyerstalz,
owing to the illness OF that gentleman
was read by Hon. Geo. Balm, ex -Presi.
dent Of the Merchants Exchange.
To this Senior Zamicona replied in n
short speech, giving a brief sketch Of the
commercial relations between the Mexican
and European countries since the Mexi.
can independence; the past and present
condition Of trade between that country
and the United States; the radical change
Of sentiment on the part OF the two peo.
pie OF late years; the growing disposition
on the part OF the Mexicans 70 cultivate
q closer social and more intimate CONNER.
cial intercourse, and pointing out
SShO VI tuu Weuus Nv which
more friendly and profitable
order Of things may be brought about
BE seemed TO think that the MississipDi
Valley possessed the most natural facilities
for conducting trade with Mexico and rs
st. Louis is the largest and most central
city OF that Valley, he thought she should
lead OF in the new enterprise, operating
a direct commerce with the great Southern
Republic.
After the addresses were finished the
floor was partially cleared, and there is
now one Of the most brilliant promenade
concerts and dancing parties in progress
ever seen in st. Louis. Since SeSor
zamaconas' arrival here he has received
marked attention from the leading citi.
zens, He has been shown through ali
the chief mercantile and manufacturing es.
adjustments; taken to all places Of note in
the city and suburbs, and says he has
spent the time not only pleasantly but
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Death OF Rev. Dr. DeKoyen.

CHICAGO, March l0.-Rev. James De
Koven, D. D., Dean Of the Racine, Wis.
College, died suddenly Of appoplexy at the
College this morningat 0 o'clock. He was
recently elected Rector Of st. Marks
Church, Philadelphia, but had not yet ac.
cepted the flattering call, He was highly
esteemed both In and out OF church circles,
especially in the Western States, wherein
hasspent the greater portion OF his life.
PARTICULARS OF MS DEATH.
The announcement this noon OF the
sudden death Of Rev. James DeKoven,
Dean Of Racine College, caused a feeling Of
the deepest sorrow in this community,
where the distinguished divine was almost
as well known as tho local clergy. At 0
o'clock the deceased was in excellent
health and conversing with student,
when suddenly he exclaimed, "Help me,
please, and then fell back into chair un.
conscious and died within ten minntes.
DR.. DeKoven was about AZ years OF aVe,
and had been connected with Racine Col.
lege for the past 20 years. The call he re.
Gently received from, st. Marks Church
Philadelphia, he declined only yesterday.
His death Is attributed to over work and
anxiety since his accident in this city
about six weeks ago, when he fell and
broke his leg. The funeral will take place
at the College on Saturday forenoon.
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Vessel owner, oonr.ntlo,,.

CLEVELAND, o., March 10.-The Conyen,
ton re.assembled at 2:SO p. NJ. Several
members made remarks, and communica.
tions were read from vessel owners who
were unable to be present,
At3P. NJ. the Committee reported The
name to be "The Inland Vessel Owners
Association Of tho Western Lakes" and
that the officers shall consist Of President,
V. President, Secretary, Treasurer and Ex.
ccutive Committeeoi5 8, who shall be elect.
ed annually. A Board Of Directors shall be
elected consisting OF seven members, 10 be
chosen at the annual meeting Of the Asso.
citation and 10 hold their Offices for one
year. The Board OF Directors shall meet
once week during the season Of naviga-
tlon, at some appointed place, and agree
upon list OF prices oil the different arti-
cles Of freighting from this port and such
others as may be designated to their con
troll by the Association, such prices TO be
issued by them in printed form.
The owners or masters belonging to the
Association must report all freight en-
gagements to the headquarters Of the AS
sociation.
After some discussion by Jones, John
son, Ovens and Ryan the report was
The Inland Vessel Owners Association
oil the Western Lakes was then Organized
and the following officers were elected:
President, E g. Merrick, Detroit: Vice
President, j.. a. Reddington, Cleveland; /;
Secretary and Treasurer, ]. johnson, Chi.
cago; Executive Committee, 8. B. Grom.
mond, Detroit; II, s. Halsted, Chicago; :;
Frank \. Penn, Buffalo; John b. Merrill,
Milwaukeei R. X. Winslow, Cleveland.
The Convention then adjourned till 0
O'Clock Thursday morning.
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The Usual Mississippi Tragedy.

VlcKsDuRG, March l9.-Last night a
shooting afrray occurred between Captain
W. F. Fitzgerald, Captain Andrews and
W. L. Greene. Andrews and Green were
killed almost instantly and Fitzgerald
dangerously wounded. The difficulty
originated about an Hibernian meeting,
at which Andrews was elected President,
Fitzgerald claimed to still be the President
Of the llibernian Society and denounced
the election of Andrews as a farce.
Greene took exceptions to Fitzgerald's re.
marks and attempted to draw weapon,
Fitzgerald drew first and shot Greene
through the heart. Andrews then shot
Fitzgerald and Fitzgerald shot Andrews.
Andrews was the head Of the firm Of w.
Il. Andrews 4 Bro, and was President OF
the Howard Association after Rockwoods
death last summer. w. L. Greene was
clerk Of Andrews & Bro. Fitzgerald Is
2. prominent lawyer, and once tile Repub.
lican State District Attorney.
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SOCIALISTS NOT AssAssiNs,

BERLIN, March l6.-In his speech in the
Reichstag on Monday last, Herr Lieb-
kuecht, Socialist, contended that Hoedel
and Nobling, the would be assassins Of the
Emperor, werenot Socialists. The Social.
lists, he said, We're convinced that the pro.
gress oil the history and triumph Of their
philanthropic progrmme could not be i'm.
peded by the existence OF any single In.
diyidual. Their Socities might Be disabled
and their Journals suppressed, yet they
would cling 70 their tenets, The middle
classes would soon preceiye that what
they really ought to dread was the govern
nents dill and barrack system. II the
Government could prove the connection
OF the German Socialists with the attempts
on the lives Of the Kings OF Spain and
Italy he would accept the antt.socialist
law. The Government should itself be
placed at the bar for imposing the petty
siege In Berlin rather than the Socialists,
and remaining seated when the Emperor
was being eheered; was no insult III was
merely q duty which the Socialist owed
10 their political convictions,
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BARNEsvnE.
BARSrSILLE, March 10.


Editors IntOlliesnOer.
After 80 long an absence we again as.
sumo the responsibility Of "writing up"
matters in general from this place.
Your correspondent during the past few
days has interviewed several OF our promi.
nent merchants to ascertain what the pros
poets were for business during the coming
year, andthey unanimously agree that tho
prospects for rareyival in business are really
encouraging. They all arc Of the opinion
that all that Is needed Is confidence. They
say, however, that customers are buying
more freely than a year ago, and arc not In
elined to 60 in debt rs much rs heretofore.
This bit OF news seems really encouraging
when we consider the backwardness OF
Spring, and that the amount Of money
which will be put in circulation anon.
our farmers the fiBt Of A pril for last years
900. ~ " Wv
An alarm Of fire was sounded Saturday
morning, and in q few moments our
streets were crowded with people rushing
to the scene, which proved to be the office
Of John Bolon, on East Main street. The
lire was subdued, however, before the flre
apparatus arrived, with no damage save n
hole burned in the roof. The fire oripi.
mated from sparks from the chimney.
Orville Marshal notorious character
arrested at Moundsville last week, by tho
y. & o. policeman, Roeder, OF Bellaire, on
the charge Of stealing tools from said com.
pany, succeeded in making his escana
from our lookup, by the use OF saw
which he made while confined there. Of n
knife, by saving the iron bars In two. Ns
yet no clue has been ascertained Of his
whereabouts.
The colored school building is a thingof
the past, and most Of the debris has been
nauled away, leaving nothing but the va.
can't lot 70 remind US OF that memorable
spot where majority OF this community
received what education they possess, and
Ine Work oil excayating the dirt for the
new building Is rapidly progressing. We
understand the laying OF brick will com.
mence about the first Of May.
Every indication points TO the fact that
quite number OF new buildings will be
erected the coming season, together with
me usual amount of repairing and remod-
deling Of others.
Our pump and lightning.rod men are
making preparations Tor their annual tour
Of this region.
Harry Danford, our Representative in
the Legislature, has lost good many
friends and supporters by his action In
regard to the local option bill, and he will
ind out next fall leven il he does succeed
in getting the nomination. that he will be
numerically scratched by the temperance
people in and out of the party.
Mr.. Levi Mahana, Of this place, is con.
lined TO his room with severe attack of
''''S>
The strawberries are in good condition,
and II fn9thing prevents from this time for.
ward, large yield is anticipated.
The new building Association will com.
nence next week. Capital stock S75, COO,
mostly owned by young people in this
Some Of the machinery and effects of the
Buckeye Burial Case Company, which
Iailed some time since, was sold on Tues.
day at auction, at great sacrifice.
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Ancient Order or IInite,I Vo,ku.,

NASHVILLE, March ls.-In the Supreme
Lodge Of the Ancient Order Of United
workmen, the Indiana delegation asked
that everything In the laws Of the Order
concerning libraries be stricken out
Telegrams were received from San Fran.
cisco and Buffalo inviting the Supreme
Lodge to hold its next meeting In those
cities.
Applications were received from Wis.
consin asking to be set apart as sepa.
rate beneficial jurisdiction.
The institution Of the Grand Lodge OF
Massachusetts, was declared to be reg.
ular.
Fifteen proposed rituals have been
presented to the Supreme Lodge
since the last meeting, none OF which
meet the requirements Of the fraternity,
and the committee recommended the re-.
lection Of all the propositions.
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MEETING AT BEXwooD. some time
past an agitation has been going on at
Benwood in favor ofincorporation, mainly
on account Of a demand for better drain.
age and police regulations. Recently a
vote was taken on the subject, which re-
suited in a majority for incorporation.
There was, however, considerable mi
nority opposed to it, mainly on the ground
OF the expense that would be thereby en-.
tailed on the property interests OF the dis
trict to be included in the corporation.
Last night a.meeting was held in the hall
over Fishers store, which was called for
the purposes OF conference and compro-
mise between the two sides. II was largely
allGIlded, and the subject OF incorpora-
tions was discussed pro and con. Mr.. ].
A. Landers acted as Chairman, and NJ. ].
GatelY as Secretary. Mr.. st. Clair, the
Benwood druggist, was the leading re-
preventative OF those who favored in
corporation, and he and two or three
others asked and answered questions. on
behalf OF that side. On the other hand,
those who opposed incorporation were
represented by Hon. W. L. Hearne Of the
Riverside Works, and by &. B. Caldwell,
Major Loring and A. W. Campbell repre-
senting the Behwood Iron Works. After
full and free comparison OF views by
both sides in regard to the advantages and
disadvantages Of incorporation, the meet
ing adopted the following resolution by
vote Of IS to Ii:
WHEREAS, assurances have been given
by the Benwood Iron Works Company
and tho Riverside Iron Works Company
that the proper drains shall be constructed
10 drain their respective properties, and
also that measures will be inaugurated TO
obtain such police force as may be neCes-
sary or expedient In Benwood, as soon US
il can be legally done; therefore be Il
ResOlped, That it Is the sense oi this
meeting that proceedings TO incorporate
Denwood into u town shall be suspended
for the present 5r, H.
A feature OF the meeting was the eX-
cellGnt music discourSed by the Benwood
brass band, an amateur organization oi
comparatively recent date, mainly made
up OF operatives OF the mill, who aston
the conclusion of the meeting a handsome
collection was taken up and presented To
the boys Us a token Of appreciation on the
part Of those present as to the services
they had rendered in the interest
OF good feeling and harmony. AZ the
windingup Of the proceedings three cheer.
were given in honor OF the boys on the
motion OF Mr.. Jake Altmyer, the indeiati
gable and good natured manager OF the
nail factory.
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DEADwooDp D, T., March lO.-The jury
in the case Of the Territory VS.. Clark,
Travis & Smith, charged with the murder
Of Alex. Frankenburg, at Lead City, last
January, returned a verdict OF acquittal
this morning. After hearing the verdict
Judge Moody severely criticised the nc.
ton Of the Jury, and intimated very strong.
y that they were controlled by corrupt
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INDIA.
oRIoIY or TnE RvRMEsE pIrrIouIrY.

CALCUTTA, March 19.-The origin OF
the trouble between Burmesah and the
British residents at Mandalay, is that the
latter protests and refuses 10 deliver up to
slaughter, two royal princes and their
families, who have taken refuge at the
Residency. The King OF Burmah, who is
said 10 be mad with drink, urged by
fanatics and the reactionary party, threat
ems to force the residency. Such a hos.
tile measure on the part OF the govern.
ment 1t Is believed would be the signal for
q general massacre of the citizens.
LAHORE, March 19.-The British resi-
dent at Mandalay has received assur.
ances from the King OF Burmah respect
ing the maintenance oftranquility.
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The olIVer-Cameron Case Pans out Beau.
tlfnlIy as a Scandai-A BABY In the

Ihe eOIIYeF-CRmeFOn Case Pans Out BeRu
tlfnlIy ~ u ScandaI-A Baby In III,
Case.
wAsnNoToS, March l9.-The Oliver
Cameron breach Of promise suit was CON
tinued to-day, and the cross examination
Of Mrs. Oliver by Gen. Butler, resumed.
A number Of letters written by Mrs.
Oliver were produced, read and acknow.
ledged by witness as hers, An effort will
be made by the defence to show that the
hand writing Of these letters is identical
with that Of the letters purporting TO have
been written by Senator Cameron to Mrs.
Oliver.
The letters read were generally Of a
threatening character, demanding money.
Among thom was one stating that
she would bring suit for $50, 900, bat was
willing to compromise for $4,000. To
this was added postscript, saying ~ am
going before Court next week to swear to
the truth that you are the father OF this
baby, so that II will not come into the
world unprovided for"
Witness stated that there was no child.
put she believed herself In that condition
at the time she wrote the letters. Others
Judged so, and she was obliged to leave
the Treasury Depastment on that account,
Mr, Cameron forced her to take medicine.
She believed at the time 1t was done 10 de-
stroy her. She afterwards had miscar.
rage. She went into Mr.. Riddles Office
~ state oi pregnancy; and later return.
ed and said the child was born, and want
cd him TO go after Mr.. Cameron 10 yet some
money. Adjourned.
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sAS Francisco, March 1O.-The crop re-
ports received to-day from all parts Of the
State arc Of the most tiattering nature, ex.
cCpt some places in the upper portion of
San Joaquin Valley and Los Angeles and
San Bernardina counties. Tho late rains
have been very beneficial, and the pros.
poets are for more than anaverage crop
in the State at large. Some OF the Tube Isl.
ands, in Sacramento county, are suffering
from high water.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, March 19.-The Manchester
mill masters have agreed to q compromise
of5 per cent In the proposed reduction Of
wages on the ground OF the recent aboli.
tion Of India import duties.
A Berlin correspondent hears that the
Tariff Commission have finished their la.
bors and presented the scheme OF the new
tariff othe Federal Council. The Reich.
stag will not discuss it before Easter. Il
seems that the Commission has taken the
tariff Of October l, 1873, as the basis Of its
labors and merely altered the figures.
AMERICAN MEAT FOR THE GERMAN MARKET.
An English company is about to start at
Flushing, Holland, the importation Of
American meat, alive and dead, for the
German market.
AvAIASclIEs IN TIE TYRoL.
Many avalanches have recently occurred
in the Austrian Tyrol. At Bleiberg ten
houses were crushed, forty persons killed,
eighteen seriously injured and fifteen
missing. I.l l..II. -s..
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A panrerous Prisoner.

LITTLE Rock, March l9.-In tho city Jail
today one Hall, a prisoner, snatched re.
volver from Ayers, guard, and danced
put 70 the yard threatening all who were
near him. Officer McWhorter, however
got the drop on him with q gun, and walk.
ing slowly up, took,the revolver from him,
ltall Is now heavily ironed.
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ROWS NEARLY nrsrnoYrn

ST.: LOUIS, March l9.-A Globe Dt7nOcya,
special says: The town OF Pineville, The
county seat OF Mcdonald County, Mis-.
souri, was almost entirely DESTROYED by
fire before daylight this morning. Oniy
the Court House, one hotel and Two busT.
ness houses are said TO have escaped dc.
structi0n. The fire is supposed to be an
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Serious Charges Against the ImmacuIate
EIoIfan

IxDrASAroErs, March 10. The Journal
tomorrow morning will publish a letter
from Hon. j. L. Evans, Congressman from
Indiana, to Hon. Clarkson N. Potter,
charging the latter with being a party
either to the opening or the copying OF a
private letter addressed to Evans by Con-
sui Bullock at Cologne, concerning the ci.
nher telegrams published in the New York
Tribune. The letter is very severe.
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ITALY.


Row., March 1O.-During the coming
summer three thousand Italians will leave
Faranto for Southern New Guinea,
70 establish a colony to be called the
Italia. The initiators and leaders OF the
enterprise are Meunate, Garibaldi and a
fellow soldier named Achille Fazzari, Six
million dollars required for the enterprise
is now ready. The equipments Will in
clude cable to connect with Northern
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NEw ORLEANS, March 19.-In tho Sixth
Senatorial District, this city, Judge Dan A.
Pardee, Republican, was elected q delegate
10 the Constitutional Convention over ex-
u. S. Senator Eustis. T. B. Stamps, Re-
publican, was. elected in the Fourteenth,
and w. i. Loan, Republican, in the Fit.
teenth Representative District. The Re.
publicans carried ST. Martin, st, Mary and
iberia parishes by majorihes Of 800 to 500.
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", have Two letters from MorsaItown
,',l.ns WI "' ,o,no particulars Of a disturbance
as,l'rs ,s,.,Ins between the Faculty and the two
g,.,,r gr societies Of the University 1t
". "e'. ON, Of an indispositiOn on the part
:, ,bc societies to arrange Tor a
o. .,.,..' g hi, year, and an apparent
,'..mioa,ion '", on the part Of tho Faculty
S.nrLrn into a contest One Of our
!. ,..,,, .g.., ,rc,, oi .c elro the Faculty
WV" ,,,smpt al yull.,lU1lus and the pres.
'aoI ,bep President in that way is espe-
' "n. nnpla,.scI Us MI act OF that kind
T'a % s-,, letter rrcci,rl OH the subject
',N. .", 10 hand some lays ago, but
'.' ais, 10 the fact tI.at the INTEL
,.,r,rrp IA not in good odOr at the Uni
r,,,i,, on account of its opposition to the
n ,n,,,,,,,,pt,lenands Of that institution on
ts,,x,aycrs Of West Virginia, wethought
',,ne, 70 withhold it until We could be
,r,l, in regard to the iucts. A letter re-
ri,elyeslerlay, as well as a reference to
Il, ,ropbIe in one Of the AIorgantown
~,er., SUBSTANTIALLY confirms the state
ntr,, Of OUT correspondent, and We must
NY thai u S,.Nea "' 10 s ,I,n sol,ool
4l1 la' Two ,.:, .,'al| 'tsV T. ",,"h ,oosoion IN
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leISyr0 wv sO,''s''"' ~ 0'.u' -. y. ~
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'yi,s, i, >o.,,s trom o,,r corrcsnonderce that
,.a t,.rI,y n,sspd resolutions in favor Of
~ '.,n,.,, and ,ort ,bom in 10 the so.ieties
militia, iho rsrtbenon Society returned
,bsn rndor.pJ n,I;ronrr,tin and, IN ad.
l:,;,r n,,,o,I como resolutions of h own
nr',.,';n, " % = ,,,nno ,orms ,I,o oot ~ T..
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reference ny tue lacUlty' lhls AcuOn so
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LOUISVILLE, March lo.-Thc Merchants
stake Of the Louisville Jockey Club, which
closes tomorrow, the 10th, will have an
enormous list Of entries. From present
appearances the cream OF the thorough.
breds will be represented, and Il 4 gener.
ally conceded that It will be The race Of
the year. as the time fixed gives every
class a chancet 70 contest Il.
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PROXY.


COLUMBUS, March lO.-The State Board
of Agriculture to-day decided to change
the time for holding State fairs from the
second week OF next September 10 The
last week in August. The change was
made to avoid conflicting with the tri-Statc
fair at Toledo and the Cincinnati Exposi-
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The Negro Adopts the Shot Gun POLICY

The NcEro Adopts the Shot Gun Policy.
MENrHs, March l0,-A special TO the
Arulaaels from starkyille, Miss, says:
Thos. s. Wood, a prominent attorney, was
mortally shot last night by Wm. Gilmer,
colored Wood had caned Gllmer last
week for using insulting language in the
presence OF his wife. Gilmer made pub
lie threats that he would kill Wood. and
last night shot him as he stepped into The
back yard. Gilmer was lying In ambush
and has fed.
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FRANCE.


h LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS. ] w
PARrs, March 19-Although the Com
mittee to which it was referred rejected
Lengles motion, there will be debate
onthe question Of conversion OF feiites
in the Chamber Of Deputies. The report
that General Borel had resigned his COM
fnand is contradicted. CD = =
PRESIDENT GREvY Rejects THE PROTEST.
ifPARIs, March lO.-Paesident CREW has
returned to the senders the protest ot the
Rochebouet Cabinet the vote OF censure
with a curt note saying he could not re,
ceivc it. -