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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-25
FUGITIVE LANE LEAGuERs.
An Interview With EaBan-ITIs Opinions
on the Situation.


New YoRK, October PA Correspon.
dent telegraphs from Paris that he saw
Healy, Eagan, Biggar and sheehy yester-
day. Biggar and Healy had Just arrived
with the other Leaguers. The Correspon-
dent asked Eagan what the League meant
by advising the farmers to follow the policy
OF a passive resistance:
Egnn-"We mean by II that the farmers
should refuse TO pay rent and submit to
eviction, II needful, and wait for the in.
evitable defeat OF the landlords"
Correspondent-"suppose they should
starve"
Egan-"Why should they. They will
have unpaid rents in their pockets. We
shall help them as far as we can from the
the fund. A large proportion OF the farm
ers who adhere to the League are well 10
do"
Correspondent = "But YOU have only
1000 at commando"
Eagan-" Money will flow In fast enough.
/ should not be surprised TO have million
sterling before long"
Correspondent-"I see the Clergy Of Kill
dare arc giving an example Of submission
to the government"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eisan exceptional
county, and the two Bishops are notorious
Wings, and have no influence, besides In
Kildare the rents happen 10 be particularly
fair, relatively speaking"
Eagan concurred in this opinion.
Correspondent-"Is there any likelihood
OF the Home Rule movement being reverted
tor
Eagan-'1t Is well nigh impossible. We
could not make common cause with
Shaw, for instance, who Is the Home Ruler.
The whole movement has never been very
widespread In Ireland"
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RAILROAD ArrArRs.
The vanderbIlt.JeWett Fight Over the
ohio Railway Company.

ohio Railway Company.
CLEVELAND, o., October paw. II,
Clement, recently appointed receiver oi
the Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati 4
indianapolis Railway. arrived here early
this morning from Columbus accompanied
by Mr.. Woodward, one Of his bondsmen,
and II. ]. Booth and L. A. Ferguson, at.
torneys for II. j. Jewett Shortly before
reaching the Union Depot Sheriff Buckley
boarded the train and served upon Mr..
Clement o summons OF the court In the
proceedings Of the injunction granted by
Judge Caldwell, In behalf Of II. Wallston
and George Herring, the English trustees
Of seventeen thousand shares OF Ohio
Railway stock, restraining the Receiver
from In any manner interfering with the
officers, agent or property Of the Ohio Rail.
way Compaiiy, or from taking any action
whatever under the order appointing a re-
ceiyer, 80 far as the Ohio RailwayAis con-
Cerned.
Nir. Booth brought with him papers
issued by the Columbus Court, which the
Sheriff served this morning on the parties.
Tile Injunction against Receiver Glenn.
ent has been set for hearing here Novem.
Der 7th, two days later than the day fixed
for the contempt cases at Columbus, Per-
sons In d position TO know the inside
workings Of affairs predict that Tie diff
Culties will be amiCably adluSted to-day, A
consultation Of the attorneys was held this
forenoon al the Companys office Under a
guard OF slout employees, and no one was
permitted to enter without permission.
The prospect Is that the Ohio railway
difficulties arc near settlement. Mr..
Clement, who was appointed receiver Of
the Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati 4
Indianapolis Railway Company, and
Messrs. Booth and Ferguson, Of counsel for
Hugh ]. Jewett, had a conference with
President Devefeaux, Vice President
Burke and others Of the Ohio railway, dU.
ring which Judge Rufus +, Ranney, d
counsel for the OHIO railway suggested to
hoIh parties that, inasmuCh as the whole
cohtroyetsy hinges on the legality Of The
equalization Olthe Ohio Hallway Contrary
that question lie taken beiotG the State Sd.
pfeue Court and thus end the litigation
The representatives Of the Ohio Hallway
agreed 10 stand pf hll by that decision
and Measrs, Clement, ROOlh and Ferguson
have gone 10 Columbus 10 consult with
Mi, Jewett In reference 10 the adoption o.
the suggestion.
The guards have been Withdrawn iron
the companya headquarters
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MORE Conspiracy CASES.
Members OF an Association OF clerks ID
newark Held for Trial.


NEw YoRk, October 24.-The Early
Closing Association Of Newark, composed
Of clerks and salesmen Of retail stores, was
organized last sumner, and an agitation
was begun for the closing Of ali places Of
business at Z r. NJ. The officers OF the As.
sociation went round among tho trades
Unions, and induced them 10 pass resolu.
tions declaring that their members would
not trade with any business firm that car.
ried OH business after I r. NJ A few weeks
ago The Early Closing Association
with band Of music held q
street parade, and marched up and
down In front nf the store Of Jonas Agens
a Shoe dealer, In Nroad street, and uircu.
lars were Issued urging people not 10 buy
goods from him. Nlr. Agens was one Of
several sliop.keepers who refused TO aCCedt
TO the demands Of the Association. Mr.
Agens took the matter before the Grand
Jury, and yesterday 4. NJ Smith, y. +
Sherman, A. G. Doty, William Smith
Prince and Y. u. Taylor were arrested ant
arraigned in the Coiirt Of Quarter Session.
to answer an indictment for conspiracy
They all pleaded not guilty, and were heit
In $500 bail eaCh. Their trials were sc
down for next Wednesday. The mel
claim TO have acted under the advice O
theit counsel, who assured them they had
right TO do what they lid.
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VOLUME XXX...NUMBER "a.

tons are known and warrants are already
in the hands OF the London police ortheir
arrest. For several months past, until a
few weeks ago, what Is known as Fenian'
mail has been conveyed TO London by the
storekeeper on . National Line steamer,
who forwarded the mail TO Liverpool and
Dublin, Important mail was received in
this way just before the recent attempt to
destroy the Liverpool Town Hall. The
storekeeper finding himself watched Joined
another steamer which arrives in Liver
pool. II is also stated that Parnell and
several other leaders Of the Land League,
including member OF Parliament, visited
James Stephens in Paris. The story con-
cludes with the rumor that the Fenians
have plotted the assassination Of w. Il,
Forster, Sir William Harcourt, Gladstone
and some members OF the royal family,
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RECIPROCITY WITH HAWAII.
How Il L. Used 10 Enrich MonOpoIIit
OfBugaP.

San Francisco, October 24,-There Is
reason to believe that the reciprocity treaty
between the United States and the Sand.
wiCh Islands benefits no one in this Coun-
try except Clause speckels, He controls
the sugar trade on this coast. There are
several sugar rehneries in this city which
have been shut up by his influence pre-
cisely as the small oil operators have been
crushed by the Standard OIL monopoly IN
Pennsylvania. The story Of the way Speck-
els established the monopoly Is interesting,
The sugar reHnes Of the East pay q duty
to the United States Of from u 10 B cents
per pound on every pound Of raw sugar
they import, and then work II up and offer
II at 2 cents per pound cheaper
than Speckels does, who pays no
Government duty on q large propor-
tion of his raw sugars, With
the help Of the Central Pacific Railroad lie
keeps Eastern sugar out OF the California
market and keeps up his own prices, He
makes the most OF his raw sugar on bis Ia
Dor contract plantations in the Sandwich
Islands, and much cheaper than the Eas-
tern rehners can buy raw sugar in Cuba or
In Louisiana. He brings Il In without
duty, yet sugar Is two cents per pound
higher hero than in the East, That, and
the customs duty, unpaid represents
spckels' profits, When he began gro.
GERS seht East for their sugar. Then he IS
sued an order that any one who bought
Eastern sugars could get none from him.
While railroad freight was only one cent
per pound on sugars grocers were inde.
pendent OF him. Suddenly on the first OF
last January he and the railroad became
friends, freight rates on sugars were dohb-
led, and every grocer had 10 yield or get
out Of the business.
Another popularity OF the reciprocity
treaty Is shown in the importation 81 rice
from the Sandwich Islands. All the rice
produced by Chinese, and those having
relations with the islands know that every
pound Of rice consumed by the 5000 Chi
nese on the island Is imported from China.
These frugal people export all the rice they
grow on the Hawaiian Islands, because Il
enters here duty free, and they import from
China all the rice they eat, because tho
duty Is very small. How much OF Chinese
rice, gets mixed up with Sandwich Island
rice, and Is shipped here duty free, there Is
no means Of knowing, but the temptation
to this fraud Ia great,
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EUREKA, NEv, October 24.-James L.
Anderson, who made national reputation
in Louisiana during the political troubles
OF 1870, and who has lately been editing
tho Daily LEADER here, was assaulted last
night by W. j. Penrose and beaten over
the head with revolver. The wounds may
prove fatal. The Leader had been making
personal attacks on Penrose. The latter
says he met Anderson on the street and
spoke, when Anderson drew pistol. He
(Penrose) wrested II from him and struck
him with Il,
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CINCINNATI, October 24.-The proprietor
OF iron mills have been in conference al
day with representatives OF the working
men in the mills, and the conference Il
still in progress, with fair prospect for {
full settlement OF all points OF difference.
Tho workmen have conceded their claims
30 far as TO agree TO accept Pittsburgh
prices in the slabbing and scrapping de.
partments, and the proprietors have agreed
to increase the number at the furnaces to
equal the number employed at Pittsburgh
In a similar way.
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sr. LOUIS, Mo-, October 24.-James Find
ley, u prominent wealthy farmerlivlng neal
Wallace, fifteen miles from st. Joseph, was
assassinated Saturday night. The deceased
was setting at the table eating supper and
chatting, when sudden discharge was
heard. Findley tumbled over OH the AooI
and died ina few minutes without speaking
n word. Eleven No. 2buCkshot were found
In the back Of his head. One shot lodged
in the shoulder OF Mrs. Findley, who was
sitting directly opposite with a child in her
arms. Findley was only lately married to
q farmers servant, Of whose child he was
the father The atIair Is shrouded in mys'
taFV
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All Along the Line.

PHILADELPHIA, October 24.-The Penn.
sylvanla Railroad Company has increased
all through passenger rates from the East
to points west Of Pittsburgh, to take effect
tomorrow. New schedule: Boston to
Chicago and Cincinnati, $l5; to ST. Louis,
Sl7; from New York, Philadelphia, Dalti.
more and Washington to points named, 81
less than from Boston, viz: $l4 to Chicago
and Cincinnati and $40 to st. Louis. A
corresponding increase in rates was madC
to other competing points in the West,
The Baltimore 4 Ohio Company has agreed
to Join in the advance.
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CLEVELAND, o., October 24.-The Relic
IIureati received about one thousand let.
ters this morning applying for EoltyeniT,
and every mail brings requests by the hun
dred. Namesa are being registered OH books
IN order To record them. Lithograph Ger.
tiiicates will be ready in n day or two, and
then the bureau will begin 10 send out rel.
ics 10 applicants. A number Of pavilion
pieces will be worked up into articles oI
various descriptions and sold.
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GgARLEsrps, October "a 4.-Fbe city pretty
much abandoned business to-day and Rave
itself up to entertaining ConnectICups Gov.
erpoF and troop with parades, lunches and
banqgets during the day, and reception. by
the mayor In the evening, Many speeches
were made and the enthusiasm was con.
tlAuoua,
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Nav ORLEANS, October 24.-The steam.
boat owners Of The Lower Mississippi Val
ley, Texas, Alabama, Florida and Georgia
representing three hundred and titty steam
efs and $50, ,0OO, 600 Of capital, headed by
The Morgan Line, have Just commended
ihe administration oi Supervising lnspec
tore Genetal Of Steamboats, James A. Dupont
i,v a memorial 10 President Arthur.
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RtcHMoSp, VA, October 24.--The grand
historical tableati and torchlight procession
gotten ZIP by the German citizens was. a
grand affair, and saved from failure the
local Centennial celebration. Owing to
the uhiayorable weather OF the morning
the military parade was abandoned. The
colored troops and societies will be re.
viewed tomorrow by tlfe State and city
nftNnfa
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rhs tiarasld . S1annmenI rnnd.
CLEVELAND, O, October 24-The Garfield
Monument Committee received the follow


DIS MolSEs, Iowa, October 90,
] am instructed by the Governor Of Iowa
10 acknowledge the receipt Of your Commu.
nication inviting him to act aggeneral man
ager Of the fund for Iowa, and In reply, 10
say that he at once caused notice 10 be
published saying that he would acceptany
contributions that might be sent to him,
acknowledge the same and transmit the
funds and names Of the dopoB to you.
The Governor has received one draft for
this fund amounting to $40 90, which to-
gether with the names OF the contributors
Is herewith transmitted. Be pleased 10 &C.
knowledge It's receipt.
Very respectfully yours.
Priuie &cretdry of Governor.
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LrnuRS, N. Y, October 2l.-The will ol
be iale Colonel b, D. Morgan was admit.
led 10 probate Saturday Among the pup Il,
lie beluests Is one Of SlO0N9 70 Mella
COLLEGE, Aurora, N. Y !, In addition 10 l0Q,.
go aiIeady given 10 form . Morgan Fund
ios the college,
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LONDON, October 24.-The steamer Alex
andria OF Malmo, Sweden, bound for that
port from,Newcastle, witha crew OF twenty
men, six adult passengers and four chill
dren, oil Swedcs returning from America
on visits to their friends, Is now week
overdue, and, 1t Is feared, has been lost in
the recent gale,
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HAMILTON, OKt, October 24.-Conslder
able excitement was created by Q letter o
Hev. ~. Blfns,principal oil the wesleyan
Female College, endatslhg and symPathit
inc with Rev. Dr.. Thomaa, ai Chicago
agaihst the charges Of heresy that hay'
been maintained
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AboMNa1yyS

"TAE QUEEN or TABLE WATERS
"For water drinkers Il Is Of the utmost in.
poftsnee 10 have Al command a table water of
The highest type of purity, agreeable in favour,
eShilafatihg BY reason Of rs sparkling etEet.
yescenee, and suitable for daily use a / table
luxury; and IN home circles at Il public ban.
que.s, the APoLLtNARIS NATURAL
MINERAL WATER has established Itself n
pablie and professional favour as possessing
these qualities, and I believe is introduction
may be recommended aud supported a1 oi great
value to The cause ot Temperance and good
health"
LsS4ss, Eng Aessa ~ 1880 tsivhD
NORMAN KERR, M.pg Fills.
Ciag Gt~ta, Dtsttisls, ~ lHissal Wat, bSAA,s,
BEWARE or INVITATIONS,
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a c0NTuMAeIous WOMAN.

Several moro arrests under the Coercion
Act were made in Ireland to-day, includ-
ing Miss Hobrett, OF Ballydehob, for per
sisting in exhibiting copy Of the "No
Rent" manifesto in the window Of her
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FROM OVER THE OCEAN
A Better FEELING IN IRELAND
SIass the Government PrOelanAtIOa WM IEsusd.
Another PsAlHn Scare -BsrtAOldI'l Status
Of Liberty Review Of DrltISh GraIA
Trade General HorsIsn News

LONDON, October 24-Dr. Kenney,
member of the Executive Committee ofthe
Land League, and the medical attendant Oi
several imprisoned suspects" was arrest
ed to-day and conveyed to the Kilmain.
ham jail.
Patrick ]. smyth, Home Rule member Of
Parliament for Tipperary, agrees with
Archbishop Croke in his depreciation of
the "no rent rule"
A Dublin correspondent says Since the
proclamation against the League accounts
from various parts Of the country have
been satisfactory, There has been no dis.
turbance OF business and the people are
much relieved,
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IMPRIs0NED LEAGuERs TO BE REMoYEp.

LONDON, October 24.-It Is said that 1t Is
probable that Parnell will be removed from
kilmainham to Belfast or Litferl jail, and
Kettle, Monaghan, Dillon, 0'Kelly, Bren-
nun, and, II his eye-sight permits, Boynton,
will be removed to other prisons, But It'll
impossible to remove Sexton and 0'Brien,
because OF their health,
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company. This decision of the New York
court, II 1t be sustained in other States, will
very perceptibly affect the value OF insur-
ance policies as class Of securities.
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oun Rlonrs IN rnE FASAlIA cAyAt.

The President to-day sent 10 the Senate
the report ol the Secretary Of State In an.
sWef to The resolution oi October l4th, IN.
ouiring what steps the Government had
taken 10 protect the tights Of The United
States In the Panama Canal, Secretary
blaine, In bis communication Ia the Ptesh
dent, fepofla that having learned since the
Adjournment Of Congress Of the rejection
by Colombia oi the protocol negotia-
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1oME, October 24.--King Humbert will
leave Mama on Wednesday next for Wen.
no TO meet the Emperor Of Austria.
Sunday being the anniversary Of the en-.
gagement between the Garibaldians and
the Pontincal soldiers in 1867, there was a
popular demonstration OH the spot where
It occurred. The police removed thecrown
bearing fireworks: "ltala Irridenta," from
the tree where Carroll fell. Ricclotti Carl.
baldi addressed the crowd.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-06-04
CT 81. atTICk anu IIal DOfnG st
DOnaldsOnyiile.
For SALE.
Desirable Property in the Town
Of DOnaldsOnyilie.

OF No. 81. together with all the build
~ inss and improvements thereon, stu
ated on Chetimaches between Mississippi
and 1berville Streets, being the properly
now rented by F. &. Earhart, ESQ. Lots
Nos. II. Is. 10 and 20, on Latuurche between
Mississippi and Iberyille Streets. together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, known as the Braud property.
For terms and conditions apply 10 ROD.
BRAID, Agent, half mile below Donald
sonsillc, or to FREDERICK DUEFEL.
attfoney at Law, 1T his Office opposite
Court House. ,1v7-ff
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PUBLIC SGHooLS-If the teachers of
the pnbilc schools will occasionally favor
the CHIEF with reports Of the condition
and progress Of the schools under their
charge, we shall be glad to publish them
for the information Of our readers.
Mr.. Cornelius d. c. Bryan, teacher of
the Washington school, in the fifth Po-
lice Jury ward, informs us that he has
1o5 pupils OH his roster, with IN average
daily attendance uf 81. This is entilcly
too large a number Of children for enc
teacher to instruct ana manage properly,
anI tie ScGool Board should provide Mr.
Bryan with an assistant Saturday be
fore last 4 fair WAS given at the school
house for the purpose Of lasin. funds to
make some essential Improvements about
the buildings ana grounds. The enter
tanmcnt proved quite successful. h.it Il
small balance being still required to
complete the necessary fund, the teacher
contributed il ont Of his salary and the
desired improvements have been effected.
Al the l-arroiN school, il lIe fourth
ward. there are II pupils iii Attendance,
Il majority OF whom have never been to
>choo! prior 10 the present term. Under,
the tnit:ou 81 Mr. James II. Protlitt they
are making rapid advancement III n.aS-
t"riag tile lu,ilaentary branches ALA
sounding i!Io depths of the liyulets that
SOW from the pielian spring.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Further Proceedings in the Ecle-
Vcrria Case.
Going to the United States Supreme
Court on q Writ Of Error.

Going to the United States Supreme
Court on q Writ Of Error.
Judge r. n. Sims, of counsel for de-
PENDANT in the celebrated case Of tho
State er rel. w. E. Howell, District At
torney pro tem., rs. A. j. Echeverra-
wherein the Supreme Court of the State
last week rendered a decision against de-
PENDANT, declaring the office of Sheriff of
Assumption parish vacant-tc.egraphcd
from New Orleans to his client, Thursday
evening, that his application for a writ
os error to the Supreme Court of the
United States had been granted. This
will not only delay a final decision in
the case for a considerable periol-pcr-
llaps two or three years-but will have
tie effect of leaving the defendant in
undisturbcd possession of his office until
such a decision is rendered.
Mr.. Eclleyerria and his friends are nat
urally jubilant over the success of lis
counsel in winning this important vic
tory in the contest that has been 50 Wig
orously waged to deprive him of his Of
flee, and the sympathy with the defend
ant, who is Republican, seems by no
means confined to party lines.
A reporter Of that consistent Demo-
cratic journal, the New Orleans Ereniny
States, characterizes the alleged incligi-
bilty of Mr.. Echeyerria as merely rest
ing upon Il tecinical;ty, and favcrably
mentions the fact that he has held the
| Silerit1"s and other Offices in Assumption
parish through the support Of q great
majority Of the people of both parties"
| In the next issue of the CHIEF we
shall endcavor to present a synopsis OF
the decision Of the Supreme Court III tLl,
case, and also Of the grounds upon
which the writ Of error to the United
States Supreme Court has been granted
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River News.
Stage of Water for 1881, Compared to High
Water Mari, of 1874.
Ashland Store, June !, 1881
TUOS. MILLER.


TIIOS. MILLER.
At the solicitation of the municipal
authorities and number Of prominent
merchants of our new Capital, one of the
new steamboats, being built for the New
Orleans Anchor Line will be named
" City Of Baton Rouge" The boat is t.
be ready for business by the middle of
September.
Capt. Geo. l. Kouns, an old Red river
steamboatman, died of heart disease at
his residence in Alyers week before last.
The water at Alsatia crcvassc is falling
steadily and the flow through the break
is not over five feet deep.
The Assumption will next week re-
sumo her semiweekly trips to Thibot!aux.
Capt. Charlet, who has been quite i'll, is
convalesclng rapidly. Simultaneous with
the appearance of the Assumption, the
Belle Of the Coast will discontinue her
trips down Bayou Lafourchc, and will
run tri-wcekly between New Orleans and
DonatlSonyiie.
A new steamboat, the Gem City, has
| lust been built for the Kcokuk Packet
Company, at st. Louis, that is expected
! to be the swittest craft on the Mississippi
She has q beautiful model and more
power i'll comparison with her displace-
ment than any boat or the river, not ex
ccpting the J. NJ. White.