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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-16
VOLUME XXVIH.-NUMBER 9O2.

and Smiths planning mill would have done.
Mr.. Brailly's machinery has not been
much used for some timo. It is now the
only wood working machinery left in Bel
laire.
Robert Chisholm and family left satur-
day for Black River, on Lake Erie, to be
gone till the middle OF next week.
James Bickerton returned from Kansas
on Saturday. His wife has been back for
several months. Will aud Thomas came
as far as Toledo. They have sold out their
stock and fixtures in Kansas. The climate
does not agree with them-too much ague.
Sheriff Hilles and vile stopped here, at
Walter Darrah's, Friday, TO spend few
days on their way back to st. Clai, svile.
Rev. Father McMenamin preached at
the Catholic church Sunday, Father Gull
being absent.
The Bellaire blast furnace has COM
menced making iron again after long
stop. Ex'Superintendent Davis helped
SUPERINTENDENT Jones got ready for the
first blsst.
A lew Of our citizens went to the Re-
publican meeting at Benwood Saturday
evening, and more would have gone with
more favorable weather.
The depots and the river landings here
lately, show always some piles OF house
hold goods just arriving. The wonder Is
where they all find room. A gentleman,
Saturday, was hunting house with six
rooms, or four, or even two he would
take and look around for more room az
terwards. The people must come, and
considerable Inconvenience Is felt from
the scarcity OF houses. Several buildings
are getting ready for occupants rapidly
that will help matters some.
Another boat load OF watermelons for
Sunday retailing came to the ferry land
ing Saturday night, It contained 5000,
mostly small melonS.
Mrs. Caroline Arnett was taken before
Mayor Crisswell Saturday and fined $5
and coats for beating her mother with
poker. Her mother is over seventy five
wears old, and lives with son in the
Frame Row." near the Fourth Ward
hose house. Mrs. Arnett lives in another
part Of the same row.
Albert Marshall came from Woodsfield
with the camp.meeting ex3ursionists Sum
day and stopped off at home.
Rev. l. J. Spencer arrived here Saturday.
and preached Sunday at the Disciples
Church. His wife and child did not &C.
company him, as the child Is sick.
John Roland, oi the Cleveland Plain
dealer, came with his family and Miss
Annie Roland, OF Iowa, via the @. 7. va.
W. road Saturday, and went out to Hon.
A. O. Ramages to rusticate awhile.
There was quite lively alarm Of fire at
the residence OF the Rev. Toland on Fri
day evening at half past aeven. No fire.
men were needed, but some small boys
made quite lively exit from the grape
arbor in the back yard. R.O.F.
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MADRID, August 14.-The revival OF
Carlist UItramontainism in Spain is much
assisted by the arrival Of hundreds Of Je-
suits and FrIars from FRANCE. The Lib
erals say that Premier Canovas del Cas-
tillo Is copntenacing q movement which
is irausht with future dangers.
Representatives OF leading coal mines
in Ehineland. Westphalia and Upper
silesia, and Of railways and manufacto-
ries, In conference, are considering tariff
scale for transporting coal TO Hamburg,
Bremen, Lubbock and Baltic ports, 80 90 TO
supersede English coal. No decision has
been reached yet.
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WEST MONDAY MORNING. AUGUsTl6l

ports and imports Of gold and silver are
not so complete as desired, but they are
sufficiently full to show that the United
States exported much more silver than
It did gold. The officers Of the Treasury
Department do not expect that our gain
in gold for the present year will be 80
large as 1t was last year. Crops in Europe
are much better, and the grain harvest in
Russia Is only partial failure, instead OF
a complete one, as has been heretoiorer re-
ported. France and England will buy
more oi our grain and breadstuds than
any other nation. There are now sioat
on the way to this country 5000, 900 in
gold for the settlement OF the balance due
to the United States, and this amount will
be increased as soon as the autumn ship.
ments are made, but our imports in gold
will not reach the figures OF last year. 1t
Ia estimated that they will be between
$40, 900. 900 and $50, 100000.
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PARIS, August l5.-The Ksni1 publishes
a letter from NJ. Gambetta to a Councillor.
General, explaining his views in regard to
the recent elections. He says the elec.
tons were profoundly Republican and
Democratic. The Democrats do not wish
Republic in form only, but want
organized Institutions, in order
that the Democracy may no long
er be lie and the Republic q
snare. It is by constant application of
such methods at home that the Demoe-
racy will succeed in bringing into play its
admirable resources, the treasures and
hidden force aud might OF our great coun-
try, and that France will Be permitted to
resume without precipitancy the ad-
vanced rank which belongs to
her in the world, regain the
provinces violently torn from her,
and of her restored integrity make a
pledge for the peace OF Europe.
The Perite makes reservations in regard
to the conclusion OF the letter, declaring
that any scheme OF revenge by armed
force would forever compromise the peace
OF Europe.
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paring Outrage Upon u Woman.

wELLsvILLE, O., August 14.-A daring
outrage was committed near Walkers
Station, on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
railroad, this afternoon, upon the wife Of
a man named Boland, one Of the workmen
employed at N. W. Walkers sewer-pipe
works. The lady was caught by couple
OF men while on her way to the river for a
bucket OF water in the immediate vicinity
OF the works. A cloth was thrown over
her head, and although she made de.
termined resistance they each succeeded
in outraging her, alter which they allowed
her to escape. Her hands and arms were
scratched and torn in the struggle. Intense
excitement prevails. The Williams are sup:
posed to belong to Liverpool, Ohio, and
detectives are now on the srarch.
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WASHINGTON, August l5.-Reports re-
ceived by the International Revenue
Bureau show that everything is quiet in
the moonshine districts Of Georgia. The
four counties where there is the most illicit
distilling, Rabuu, Townes, Union and Fan;
min, are constantly patrolled by force oi
internal revenue officers, wh6 are doing
good work. The manufacture Of ofmoonshine
whisky has been to great extent broken
mp by the recent vigorous work Of the In
ternal Revenue Bureau. It is not intended,
alter the good accomplished. to haul of
and let the thing commence over again.
The moonshine districts will remain under
close surveillance until il is no longer
necessary.
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YouNo WIPES SUICIDE.
After Making Very Careful Preparation
+. = ,. for Her DAatb.

q rl's for Her DAspb.
ST. LOUIS, August l4.-A curious sui
eide occurred here some days ago, but
was only discovered this morning, Mrs.
Josie Langelet, wife OF deputy marshall,
shooting herself in the head. She was
found lying on the floor Of her sleeping
apartment, her face turned upward and
her form Strengthened. Her right hand
rested across her breast, the other hand
drooped carelessly by her side: A revolt
yer, which looked as II 1t had fallen from
the hand on the breast. was lying against
the left arm. There was an ugly bullet
wound in the right temple, from which
the blood had oozed out and soaked
into the carpet. She had been dead
some time. A sadly interesting
feature OF the terrible disaster
is that the young vile had made the
neatest aud most careful preparations for
death. She bad donned new night
dress OF spotless linen, with white en-
broidety; had encased her tiny feet in
the daintiest Of buttoned kid shoes, and
done up her heavy silken brown hair in d
large braided loop. Doubtless she knew
she would appear handsome in death
even with the dark scar showing on heI
white temple. Nothing is known o
the cause OF the suicide, other than tha
Mrs. Langelet was an intimate friend o
Mary Henderson, the young wife who
shot and killed herself In East st. Louil
last week, and read aud spoke Of that Of
fair as II she took more than ordinary
/ Ia ffN 10 khn hnr hHa nHI
pistol from the bureau drawer on Sunday
and had neighbor to show her how !
worked. It was with this weapon shO
shot herself. Mr. and Mrs. Langelet liveC
happily, and the distracted husband can
not Understand that there was any motiy
for the rash act.
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A FEARFUL LIST
OF RAILROAD AND OTHER CASUAL.
TIES.
A Wharf Gives Way at Fail River-Mau
Killed Near wheeling Junction.
Accidental Parkersburg-
similar Occurrences
Elsewhere.
ACCIDENT IN BROOKE COUNTY.
a Gravel Train and Freight Train Col.
lide-Patrick Callahan Killed.


SrRuRESrILLE, August Is.
Special Dispatch to the IntellIgsncer.
Last evening about o'clock a frighiul
railroad accident occurred at a point about
one mile and half east Of the Pan Han.
die railroad bridge. The gravel train
which was at the east end OF the bridge
started to back to Holidays Cove for some
of It's men, not knowing that one section
Of freight train No. II was to pass them
yet. This section was behind time and
came around the curve at the rate OF about
80 miles an hour. The engineer did not
see the gravel train till too late to escape
the collision, and he and the fireman
jumped from their engine. The engine
came on, running into the rear OF the
gravel train, going clear through the Ca
boose. Patrick Callahan was the only
man in the caboose, and he was jammed
up among the debris and his skull lrac.
tured. The gravel train engineer had re-
versed his engine and jumped of.
The shock broke the engine loose from
the tender, and she ran on at full speed,
with full head of steam, and without
any master. Another train was standing
on the side track, and the switch being
open the gravel train engine ran into the
freight engine, showing the latter clear
through her tender. All three OF the en-
gines were completely demolished and the
track blockaded until l2 O'Clock last night,
when it was opened sufficiently to allow
passenger trains to get past.
Callahan cannot possibly recover, his
skull being crushed in, and he receiving
other injuries. The other men escaped
injury. ALwyN.
LATER Callahan, the man injured by
the railroad accident last night, died about
noon to-day.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS War.

LONDON, August l4.-A dispatch from
scutari, Albania, Wednesday, says Musta.
pha Pasha's advance upon Albania has
had no result so far. A few skirmishes
have resulted successfully for the Alba.
mans. The Montenegrins are concentrated
at Podgoritza.
This dispatch, taken in connection with
the reported declaration OF independence
by the Albanians at Prisrend, may indi.
pate an outbreak Of hostilities between the
Albanian and Turkish forces.
RAGUsA, August l4-The Miridites are
returning TO Tusi, aud the Albanian
League are giving them money and rifles.
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Fatal FnIl of a wharf.

FALL RIVER, Mass, August 1.-THE
wharf at Mount Hope, upon which was a
large crowd OF excursionists, broke down
at $40 this evening. There must have
been number lost, but it is impossible to
ascertain tonight how many.
LATER The first reports OF the accident
on the wharf at Mount Hope appear ex-
aggerated, but owing to darkness shthere
being no light on the wharf-it cannot be
ascertained tonight whether any person
was drowned. The wharf parted in the
middle, precipitating from fifty to seveuty.
five people into the trough. Many OF
them clung to the wharf, and others
plunged into the water. Many were taken
out unconscious and almost liieless, but
were resuscitated.
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LONDON, August l4.-The following is n
verbatim copy Of the dispatch received by
the Daily Nnrs from its coresrondent'at
St, Petersburg, last night:
"I have grave reason to believe that
Ayoob Khan has beep acting in concert
With and been assisted by Aodurrahman
Khan, and that the worst suspicious are
not without some, foundation. Iwould as.
SUI edly not send such discouraging intelli.
Reuce except on the most serious grounds" "
The expression "worst suspicious" Is In
terpreted TO refer to Russian intrigues, or
possibly 10 rumors!of actual Russian CO.
operation withsAyoob Khan. .sI
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5eT1 BLIsHED AUGUST "a, 1852.

Courena, No. q. Of Michigan; Peoria, No.
3, OF Illinois; Omaha, OF Nebraska; st.
Aldemar. OF illinois; Kansas City, No.
IS, OF Missouri; Temple, No. 4. of
Des Moines; Palestine, No 9, OF Iowa City;
Everett No. 10, OF Rock Island; Beausant,
No. 12, OF Iowa; Wyoming No. /, OF Col
orado; Wyoming No. /, Of Cheyenne;
Covington. No. z, Of Kentucky; Maysville
No. Z, Of Kentucky; also full delegations
from California, Nevada and Omaha, aud
partial representation from Albany, New
York, Ohio, Utah, New Jersey. Tennessee
and Maryland.
q By tomorrow night the entire list OF
Communicates, numbering $50, will be
here. Late trains delayed many. The
day will be taken receiving the comman-
deries as they arrive and settling them in
their quarters, by speeches and welcom'
ing addresses, from the Mayor, Governor
and representatives OF the Grand Master.
It rather cool for camping, but pleasant
and dry. Several Commanderies were
sernaded tonight by the Apollo Quartette.
The aid OF the police was required TO re-
sist the entertainments OF the crowd on
the camp ground and tents. The city Is
already foil OF strangers.
81. LOUIS huikut Notes'
sr LOUIS, August l5.-The st. Louis, the
St. Aldemar, the Ivanhoe and the osca-
Iona Communicates, Knights Templar, Of
this city, accompanied by party OF more
than dozen commanderies from differ
ent parts of the State, and representatives
OF the communicates from Little Rock,
Fort Smith, and Lawrence, Kansas, left
here this morning for Chicago by the In
dianapolis 4 st. Louis road. The train
sent out by this road was in three sections
and numbered over thirty coaches. all OF
which were crowded, in the first one with
knights, the other two with guests and
visitors. The Chicago & Alton, the Van
dalia, and the Burlington, Quincy K Wa
bash also sent out long trains tonight,
filled with people who have taken advan-
tage OF the low rates TO visit Chicago and
witness the grand display.
Ivanhoe Commandery, OF this city, will
be mounted, and will assist as escort to
grand encampment OF United States. The
supreme lodge OF the world Knights OF
Pythias will convene here on the 24th in
slant. Preparations for the event are far
advanced, and arrangements have been
made for the finest display this order has
ever had. The programme is quite elab'
crate and embraces entertainments dif-
ierent kinds, several prize drills and
grand procession, in which all local mill
tary companies will participate.
Through Cleveland In Route.
CLEVELAND, O., August l5.-seventeen
carloads knights Templar, from New
York and the New England States, passed
through here tonight for Chicago. ori-
entail Commaudery, of this city, which
has tho distinguished honor OF being se-
lected as escort for the Grand Commandery
OF the United States, at the triennial con.
clave, and Holy Rood Commandery, also
Of this city, will leave tomorrow morn
ing, IN special train OF fourteen cars
deliberately decorated.
BUFFALO. August l5.-FIt'een separate
Communicates Of Knights Templar passed
through this city IN route to Chicago to-
day.
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Trial of n Female Murderer.

PARIS, August 1.-THE sensational trial
OF Virginie Dumaire. for the murder of
her lover, DR.. Picart, was resumed at noon
yesterday. Neither yirginie nor Picart
have much sympathy. She owns to hav-
ing had several protectors, one of them
an old man named Herbin, who abandon
ed her short time ago and made her
present OF 10000 francs, large part OF
which found its way into Picarl's
pockets. Hearing the perhdious doctor
was about to marry another woman, Vir-
ginie bought revolver and shot him in
the street as he was STOPPING to give a
Judas kiss" Averdict was not found
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NEw YoRK, August 1.-The long range
rife match between Canada and the
United States took place to-day at Creed.
moor, weather and wind fsvoring. The
shooting began at 1915. The firing was
rapid, and in about an hour each side
had finished the work at 800 yards
range. The following is the score:
Amaricans-L. Weber, ~; ]. P. Waters,
"a; R. RGthbone, "a; Fl. s. Jewell, 73;
Issac S. Allen, "; L. L. Hepburn, ".
Total, 439.
Canadians Joseph Mason, "A; DR.. Nc
Laughlin, "a; j. NJ. Gibson. 73; A. Pain,
70; F. schwarz, 90, W. Mitchell, G7.
Total, 427.
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5 CINCINNATI, o., August l2.-George
Hackers, an old man, was killed this
afternoon by Herman Hackers, his son, at
Dayton, KY. opposite the eastern portion
OF Cincinnati. Rackers has been melon
choly for some time over the loss Of
money OF his own deposited with Arch.
bishop Purcell, and also OF trust funds de.
posted with the bankrupt St. Francis
Church OF Dayton. He had been drink.
ing, and this morning having been refused
money by his wife he undertook to strike
her with a poker, when his son Herman
struck him with the poker, crushing his
skull. He died in Q few hours.
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LoSpoN, August 1.-THE trial by Court:
martial Of Sergeant Marshnan for false
marking, at Wimbledon, began at Cos.
port yesterday, The charges included
offences 10 1873 and 1879, and on the OPEN
ing OF the Court to day the prosecutor
stated that one Of his principal witnesses
had been knocked down aud kicked by q
peraun whO had prOated by Marshman's
nrACtiCea,
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New York, August 14.-since last Sat
urday DR.. Tanner has gained twenty.
seven pounds. He was walking nearly
all the morning.
The doctor has got down to three meals
a day, and light ones at that, judging from
those he ate to-day, which consisted only
OF oysters and milk. He gained no tlesh
to-day, and this was probably due to the
fact that he did considerable running
about. He was out Attending 10 business
most Of the forenoon and afternoon. Al
soon as he is thoroughly recuperated be
will deliver q lecture in this city. Hi
sensations and feelings during tho fast
will form the leading feature Of the leo
.luFo,
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Fourteen Freight Car. Demolished.

PARKRRsRURa, August l5.-An accident
occurred last evening about eight o'clock
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. A
freight train coming west, at the entrance
to Tunnel So, Just this side OF Walker, ran
over three cows, killing them all and pass
ing overthe bodies OF two OF them success
fully, but the third COW, which was in the
tunnel, was thrown against the side OF the
tunnel, but fell back on the track, throw
ing off and wrecking fourteen freight cars,
completely demolishtng the entire number.
Fortunately none OF the employees were
injured.
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NEWARK o., August l4.-An attempt was
made to wreck the Pan Handle train com.
Ing from Columbus yesterday near Big
Walnut. A man was found near the
track and the train was stopped and the
man brought to Newark. He was then ar.
rested and confessed TO the crime, but
said his conscience caused him to remove
the obstruction. He was put of on o pre-,
viou1 train for refusing to pay his fare
He gives his name as William Heathering,
ton. He Is in jail here and will nndoubt,
edly be found guilty,
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NEw YoEE, August 1.-THE bull fght
ich waswh to have come of this afternoon
was postponed until Wednesday on &C.
count OF threatening weather. superin.
tendent Hatfield, OF Bergh's society, was
present with twelve men and Police Cap
tain LeaEy with thirty officers, but their
services were not required. Deputy
Sheriff Snyder has attached the animals
for board bill OF about $500 claimed by
Serapio Hotisgo, Spanish hostler.
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KtERS, August II The Military Dis,
trict Court has tried twenty.one indiyidu.
ais charged with forming a Society for
forcibly overthrowing the existing order
Of the State. Two were sentenced to
death, three to twenty years penal servi.
tude and sixteen to hard lsbIr for terms
varying from ten to fifteen years.
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OVER THE OCEAN.
THE DIsruRRISG ELEMENTS STILL
woRhING.
ADELAIDE NELSON.
Sudden Death OF the Famous American
Actress nj n Paris Hotel.

Sudden Death OF the Famous American
Actress nj Paris Hotel.
LONDON, August l5.-Miss Adelaide
Nelson, the American star, died suddenly
this afternoon at the Continental Hotel,
Paris. kilograms received by her friends
in this city, among the unusually large
number OF American actors now here,
have produced sensation Of profoundest
sorrow, the deeper that when she was
here Miss Nelson was in the best OF health
and spirits The late hour Of her death
prevented the reception OF fuller particu.
lars. Miss Nelson but recently left this
city for Paris, having come here from
America sitter her withdrawal from the
stage last Spring.
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WAsnIXaToN, August 1.-THE official
statement Of our imports aud exports Of
specie has just been finished at the
Treasury Department. The statement in
regard to gold shows that during the last
fiscal year the net imports to the United
States amounted to 77,l5S,s8l, a larger
gain than ever before in the history OF
the country. The figures as to the ex-
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NEw YoRk, August ia pail bag re-
ceiyed at the post Office to-day was with
it's contents saturated with blood. In
quiry showed that a freight train on the
New England road ran into train oi
empty cars standing on the track at wa
tering station, North Windhsm, Connect.
ticut. Several cars were wrecked and
Frank Way, the engineer, killed.
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NEw YoRK, August l4-A match for
1000 was made to-day between Captain
Paul Boyton and George Fearn, the cele-
brated long.distance swimmer, to swim in
the sea off Atlantic City, n. j., next
Thursday, Boyton TO swim twelve aud
one.h miles in his life saving suit
against ten miles for Fearn. q
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were adopted strongly denouncing exist.
Ing land laws and the House OF Lords.
Cologne Cathedrai.

NEw YoRK, August l4.-The following
has been received by E. steiger, Of this
city, from Cologne: "The dome of the
cathedral has been finished. The last
stone has been inserted In the final OF the
second tower. Flags everywhere an.
nounce the joyful event"
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a Train Ditched.

DENVER, Col, August IA north
bound freight train on the Denver and Bio
Grande Railroad ran into wash.out about
ten miles south of Littleton this evening.
The engine and three cars were ditched,
and the engineer, named Nolan, so badly
injured that be died in few minutes.
The fireman was only slightly hurt