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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-29
HOERIRLE DEATH oP HIGHT ROIS,
Deadly work OF the LiEhInIaE IN LOaIS-
VILE Streets.

LOUISVILLE, April 2s.-A terrific storm
visited this vicinity this morning, and
heavy rain, hail and lightning prevailed
for some time. At ten O'Clock q wagon
was struck by lightning, as it was being
driven along street In the west end, and
four boys riding in it, together with the
horse, were instantly killed.
A similar horrible occurrence Ia report.
ed from Market and TWenty.sixth streets,
Some boys, pupils Of school at that point,
were playing ball at recess, when the
lightning descended among them, killing
four boys, Harry Soele, Lee Fleck, Joe
Schultz and VIII Tahaaser,
Their game was Just concluded and the
bell summoning them TO their school
duties was ringing, thereby causing Inc
boys to be in the same spot where their
coats and hats had been placed before
they began the game. As the tiaah Strucf
the earth, the boys WeEeio q moment OBJ.
scured from sight, 80 vivid was the light
ming, When Q lew people in the neigh.
borhood again looked toward the boys
they, were oil aAt on the ground. Two
gentlemen ran 10 the spot, and To their
horror discovered four dead faces
upturne1 In the direction OF The
sky, from which they had bat
shortly received their last summons. Two
other boys. stunned, lay near their com.
panions. The gentlemen quietly procured
water aud quenched the fre in the cloth.
Ing OF tho boys, as well as stamping out the
flames which were fast burning parts
OF their apparel that had been torn from
their bodies. Vain efforts had been pre-.
viously made to revive the boys, all OF whom
appeared lifsless, and four Of whom were
rIscogniLed Us positively dead. Drs. q.
W., Griffith, Given aud Dougherty, who
arrived hortly after the accident, exam.
ined the boys and found that four out Of
six had been struck dead. The lightning
eliminated directly over VIM. soele, son
oil the teacher 10 whose class all the bows
belonged, The spot OF earth which bears
the marks oil the bolt could be
covered by q buShel measure. The
surface Of the ground Ia but
little distuTbed and resembles hole which
might have been driven In by q crowbar
On the ground, two or three feet from
the sport where the bolt entered, could be
seen, when q reporter visited the place,
pieces Of clothing, parts Of shirts, drawers,
suspenders and fragments OF boots, ali
burned and blACkensd by electric Gre,
resembling Q mass Of chopped up rags
baked ready for the manufacture Of
paper.
Young soele was worse dlsHgured than
any Of the rest. His clothes were literally
burned from his body, and pieces Of
scorched clothing were picked up on the
spot where be fell. His bodily was burned
to crisp, and blaCkened and SCARED In q
horrible manner. A piece Of his under.
shirt picked up by reporter looks like q
rsg which hAdGbeen burning on stove
and suddenly exinguished BY dash Of
water.
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RIYER kIppLEA.

The Buckeye State and Bachelor left
Yesterday morning for Pittsburgh, both
with good cargos Of freight, but light
passenger lists.
The Hudson left on time for Cincinnati
with good cargo Of miscellaneous freight.
All the local packets were regular In
their arrival and departure yesterday.
AZ 10 o'clock last night the river marks
showed II feet and falling slowly.
The Eagle, Storm and Ifonsides, with
empty toWs, passed up yesterday.
The Scotia will pass down early this
morning en- route 10 Cincinnati.
Captain T. II. Mongis here In The In.
tefest oi Gfay's Iron Line. The Captain,
who Ia one OF lie officers Of the Iron
Duke, is looking well and bis many friends
here are glad u see him.
The Welcome, on her down trip yester.
day, ran into the Bellalre whaif boat. She
Was damaged about fifty dollars worth.
FieighIs are lively on tho landing and
all the local and through packets are do.
Ing profitable trade.
ptrTtBUhoH, Apiil 2S River I iect 0
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
warm.
UtSCtSSATf, April 2S.-RIvsr 20 feet 8
Inches and falling. Weather Watin; thun.
der storms. Arrived: Ariadne, Tennessee
river; Government boat Lily, from PiLta.
burgh. Departed; Sidney, for Hunting.
tor, 10 load for 81 Louis.
OAiR1, April 2S Arrived: Carrier. 81.
Louis. Departed. Carrier, Pittsburgh.
RlVer Al feet II inches and falling. Thsf.
tlometet 76'. One and one fifteenth
inches oil rain fell In about twenty minutes
this evening, accompanied by heavy hail.
LOUISVILLE, April 2s - River falling
with feet in the canal and feet In The
chute on the falls. Weather cloudy, with
thunder and lightning and hail al noon.
Enterprise and tow, Pittsburgh 10 Pitts.
buigh. The Andy Baum 10 due up 10.
night.
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IArKAON COUNTY.


W ntNPsNHt
JACKSON @. II, W. Va, April 25.
Elion lhtliG0ncsr
We are alive to the importance oI the
", FAC. Railroad, and have made up
our part OIL the money Tor the survey. A
committee wp7 out last week iu the direc.
lion Of the Wood and KanNwha county
.ues, and succeeded In getting the right
OIWly for about three.iourths Of the route.
Our people are Satiated with mud and
iIolAtlOn. We want to, and will have q
nay TO get out Of the mud to market.
The route most favored from PArkers.
hrgto Charleston is by way oi Limestone
hll, sandyvile and Ripley; this route is
direct, shorter aud Of easier grade than
ny other that has been mentioned or
aled about.
Spring time has come, the grass Is grow.
iSs aud the birds singing. Wheat does
NIlOOk well, though In. q ride through
As county lev days since, We noticed
N1eral good bill fields which have been
nEn on new ground, The bottom wheat
hslds will not give q halt crop.
sheep are dying With o disease un.
tHOWn 10 our sheep men. | cannot give
he symptoms Of the disease, but have
hVIsed our sheep men to write 10 sheep
tttsers In your section giving the symp.
toms, aud asking for light on the subject.
Butter, scarce, 70 cents per pound; eggs
lOcents per dozen; bacon, scarce at l2I
per pound corn IS cents per bushel; 30.
lltOes 81 per bushel wheat 81 per bushel
beans, white, 81 16A2 90 per bushel; hay
not quoIAble, none to sell ouI ,ns, lettuce
aud asparagus are now coming into fash.
iou, and We hope ior new peas and pota.
'0es about the middle oI Jlly.
JArRRhu
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us II possible that Mr.. Godfrey is up
and at work, and cured by 90 simple .
femedy~
II assure You II is true that he Ia en-.
tiFely cured, and with nothing but Hop
Biltefs; and only ten days ago hls doctors
gave him W and said he muat dIel"
"WeIlad dsyl That is fematkablei |
will go this day and get some for my poor
Geotge-l know hops are good. .".Salem
Post. MWPAW
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OLD WOGL0 vans.
French and TunIsIau IIubrOEIIo Coming
TO Crisis.


to CFIAIs.
PARIS, April 2S.-LAtest dispatches from
Tunls indicate the appoach Of crisis In
the matters in dispute between the Bey
and the French Government. A dispatch
has been received by the Bey from the
Porte, In which the latter states that Il
considers Tunis part Of the Ottoman em.
plre, In such sense that lie invasion 10 at
the same time an act OF aggression towards
Turkey. The Sultan has also telegraphed
Turkish representatives abroad instructinR
them TO demand the observance OF exist.
Ing treaties between the powers and Tur.
key touching the present situation in
funis. The Sultan condemns in severe
terms the action ofthe French government,
and accuses France Of initiating war for
tue purpose OF conquest and not for The
suppression Of local lnsurrecLion.
LA CALLE, ALGERIA, April 28-General
hltter, commanding brigade In General
DeIdecque's column, has been conveyed
here very III. His brigade, not having
encountered any more OF the enemy, has
partly relEaced ils Rteps and will to.mor.
row join General YinCendon's and Gen.
eral GalIiard's bfigades and reconnoitre
the Baboncheen region, where large mum.
bers OF Kroumiers are assembled.
THE TROUBLE WITH the ALBAStAss.
LONDON, April 2s.-Thsre are 10000
Albanisns between prisrend, Ipeck and
JGkovo. The Turks occupy Prisrend, the
insurgents being encamped within three
hours march from that place. The Al.
banianB occupy Pfistina, Dervisch pasha
arrived at GlEoveViCh with 25,0OO men,
he will advance thence to Askub, which
hAssurrendered 10 the Albanians.
DEFINITE STATEMENT OF THE CONTENTS or
THR PROTOCOL OK rHE GREEK 9uEsrioN.
CoSsrASrISoPLE, April 2S.-The proto.
col drawn up by the military attaches,
and approved by the ambassadors, makes
the following definite arrangements In re-.
gard 10 the Ceision ot territory 10 Greece. .
The Turkish evacuation will begin In Two
weeks and terminate three months alteT
the signature Of the Convention; ordinary
war material may be removed within three
months, but six months will be all0Wed
for the removal Of heavy guns; the Inter.
national Military Commission will have
general supervision OF the evacuation,
which will be spread over three periods,
the first 10 be taken up with the surrender
oil Fort ThessAly, the second with the aur
render oil Aria and Punla, and the third
with the surrender Of the remaining teiri.
toty, excepting VAIO, which will be- cedsd
after the complete removal Of oil the war
material. The Commission will fx the
days and the hours when the Turks are 10
withdraw and th i. Greeks advance,
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NV YORE, April 2S.-The oysts,msn
NJ NJ. Preparing q for the slack season, Des.
Ts,.a T,% Sas severe winter they have made
i..9 aoleI The deposit representing tbe oysisS
S,., WV IN the Cumberland County Bsnk
N.Y. NY, ,s. SEGREGATED 500, ,OOOlst one time lie
=, seRon. iss An average Of 10000 oysters
Y, \. I,y " have been shipped from Poft lar.
SSOS,sTs iaSs .semptembet /. Some fifteen
NlSHsssS mel, %SG have .N} 1Sen employed in tbs
i,SsSIss. iIs river and Delaware bay oyster
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Tus lpt alleged movsmentby Jay Gould
, NE absorption Of the Chicago and New
O,l..u, route, which Is composed Of the
illinois Central and the Chicago, St. Louis
4 New Orleans Railroads, for the purpose
Al BID grand consolidation Of controlling
Me- rail and river systems running from
Chicago and St. Louis to New York on
n. one hand, and the gateway to Mexico
a. ths other, which in turn 10 Subor'
lna,e to the greater project Of forcing the
commerce Of the country into its natural
channel. Indicated by water courses and
out Of the artificial channels indicated by
,,il,nA,ls
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OF the Situation OF the CEaF at Hla Castle
Locked ~ In Prison, With OOpaAcka
Armed 20 the Teeth Constantly on
GuArd-Ihs lniPIaeable AIhlIISIS SIiII
seeking HIS Life.
New YoRK, April ga letter from st,
Petersburg gives gloomy account OF the
new Czlr'sliis at the Castle Of Gatschina,
thirty miles from the capital, Before the
court removed thither several hundred
artisans Of q Prsobrajincky regiment were
sent to make the necessary alterations,
Atmidnighl they assembled in church
al Ciatschina and were 'swOrn to silence,
death or Siberia being the penalty OF an
inilaCtion oi the oath. Ten roubles were
the price OF each mans silence. The alter
atoms were made In twenty.lour houFs.
Vodki soon loosened the tongues OF the
workmsn, and the following 10 Q descTip.
tion OF the precautions against asSassina.
tion made 10 the palace OF the Car: A
HubteTraneSn passage leads from the
Cars room to the stables, where mum.
ber OF horses are kept sAddled aud bridled
day and night, Sentinels are posted Of in'
teryals Of twenty yards all around the
building. The Imperial bed room has
two windows, protected ct night by mas
sive iron shutters, which can only be
reached from the outside by passing
through three spacious ante.Chambers, In
which are posted eighty CossaCks armed 10
the teeth. They are allowed 10 speak and
move about In the two outer rooms, but in
the hall adjoining the Cars bed room
perfect silence Ia maintained all night,
The general on duty for the day ats In an
easy chair, bis cossaCks sitting on q diyan
which runs around the whole room. At
the generals right hand 10 knob OF an
electric apparatus, which rings the bell In
every guard house within tha palace
grounds. When the Emperor is
about 10 retire, before shut.
ting the door he removes the outer
handle so that no entrance can be effected
until be himself personally opens the door
from the inside. Unlike his father, he
cannot endure armed soldiers in bis bed
chamber. Several mines have been dis
covered Of ST. Petersburg. A quantity Of
dynamite was seized just aller 1t bad been
introduced into the court yard OF the
palace OF Gatschina, concealed In load OF
nay, The CZArlna 10 seriously Ill, DelnR
subject to severe nervous attacks and
strange Authorizations, .-rr
Hessy HolfmRnn's illness is expected to
be brought to a close In Q very short time,
and II d thought this will be signal ior
her execution. The Paris IRttdndgiCdnls
declares that she has been ruthlessly
tortured since she became prisoner.
On Easter day revolutionary proClamA.
tons from the Lsnd and Liberty party
were found enclosed 10 EIster eggs, dis.
tributed in the streets OF Moscow. The
proclamation urges the pessantry to seizs
lands and refuse 70 pay taxes or Eerve in
the army.
Count WolujefT resigned the Presidency
oil the Committee OF Ministers. His resig
nation Is connected with the distribution
Of government lands during his admins.
tration OF the ministry oil the domains.
No successor will be appointed, as the
Committee Of Ministers will be abolished.
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Three Large HOuaea Consumed, and An
ether Almost Totally DesIFOyed-NaF
row Escape OF the TOWn-OlheF Fires
Yesterday.
PIEDMONT, ". Va, April 2S.
Special Dispatch to the InulliGpnesr.
A disastrous fire broke out in Western
port, Nd, by which the store and dwell
ing occupied and owned by j. II. O.
Gooty, the store and dwelling occupied
and owned by Mrs, Hogan, and the dwell
iug occupied by John Lewis and owned
by Ms. Hogan, were destroyed. A large
double house, owned BY Miller Bros, and
occupied by Messrs, Wright and Fayen'
boxer, was pulled almost to pieces. The
furniture and goods were dAmGged to q
considerable extent. No insurance. The
Ore originated in the back part OF Mrs.
Hogap's house and was under way before
discovered, But for the efforts Of the citl-
zsus, with the meagre fire department,
the greater part Of the town would have
been destroyed. X.
GRAIN RLIvAToR BURNED IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2s,-Ths great
Girard Point elevator, owned by the Penn.
sylvania Railroad, with seventy thousand
bushels Of grain, was destroyed by FIRE
this morning, The loss will amount TO
over half million dollorS; covered BY in.
suranCe. The building had capacity for
eight hundred thousand bushels, II Ia to
be rebuilt Immediately,
MIDNIGHT FIRE IN LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 9s.-About mid
night last light destructive are broke
out in lot Of stables on Eighteenth and
Chestnut streets, which for a while threat.
ened to prove more serious than 1t did.
Owing to delay in sounding the alarm the
FIRE gained considerable haAdway before
the arrival OF The engines, when the fre
was soon brought under control. The
loss will not exceed 81 ,00O, partly covered
by insurance. Two horses confined In
one ofthe stables were burned. Fire the
work Of an inCendlary. ......
PIRE PROM A TAILoR's GOOSE,
PADucAH, KY, April 2S.-The building
occupied by B. Weille, clothisr, VOight
4 Son, tailors, was partially burned. The
loss is total to Voight & Son, also to col.
ored lodge. No insurance. Loss by Weille
s., 900; insurance $4,000, The FIRE origi.
mated from tailor'H goose,
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ia, President says he Is determined
,.,t tbe whole mass Of corruption In the
w ps,ofics Department Sh'll be probed to
-. bottom that he does not care who Is
I S't in the process, and he has given
W., positiye instructions to Postmaster
G..,al G James that nobody Is to be
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CIGAR MAKRRs WANT MORE WAGES,
Some Account Of His hallway Project
IN Texas,

IN Texas.
CHICAGO, April 2S.-Col. Fred Grant,
who resigns his military rank Tor a more
lucrative position In connection with rail.
way construction and development, left
Chicsgo to-day with his family for New
York. lie will spend the peater part Of
bic time In Texas. He will be The head Of
the Texas Narrow Gause Railroad Com.
pany. This road is projected from HouR.
ton to Ptesidlo del Nofle, 900 miles, but
only 49 miles, from Houston, to Patterson,
have been completed and are In opera
ton. The construction OF the road was
commenced In 1876 In 1879 the Com.
pany was reorganiGed with Abram NJ.
Gentry, OIL New York, As President, and T.
H. scahlan, Of Houston, as Vice President.
The Company has a land grant from The
State Oi sixteen sections per mile, equal
10 1920 acres. The piece OF finished
road has earned about $4,000 yearly. A
reorganization Of the Uompa Ia now in
progress and will be perfected within len
days or two weeks. Col. Grant is 10 be
president of the new company, and iB Ia
lake immediate supervision ot the con.
stthCtion. The capital has been sub
sCribed for an immediate extension Of The
road from Patterson 10 Ptesidlo del Notte.
The old company contemplated the con.
sttuction ot btanCh from San Marcos
l6j miles west Of Houston, In The ditec,
tion ot TtinldAd, COL, bot whether or moi
this branch ls favored by Lhe new com
pany, cannot be stated upon reliable in
formation. Col. Grant aaya that the neV
company expects 10 build and equip i've
bundled miles Of this extension before thV
end Of 1881, aud Il 10 the purpose 10 mai
the construction TO Ptesidlo del Nofte viii
the utmost dispatch. He stated Ia feplV
70 an inquiry, that Mr.. Gould IA not inter
ested IN the Texas Western, hut il ia in
tended as 3 connection oi the system 0
lines owned by that gentlemA an, and In,
company hopes 10 bring the two Into coin
lnerctal accord,
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ors .dyicss from Preston and Tsylor
.,nn,ie, show that the wheat crop prom
-. roll, As does the fruit crop. Outside
aICi,eeue county, Pa, we have received no
\ ,iries, A, to N unpromisIng outlook for
,b.,. iu any locality OF this region. The
,,oD will, taking into account the incresS'
II acreage, probably exceed the average
II The lSs, two years,
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hETnoDIsr hINisfER wtrH.
nRAWA
From the church. and RSnoHneeS the
+, Doctrine or EtsFnal inhIAhmeBL

J victoRtA, b. O., Apfii 2s.-Ths Metho.
dist circles are stirred by the secession from
their communion ef Rev. II. Il. Smith, cd.
petinlendent OF missions and head OF the
church In the province. Some weeks
ago Smith delivered course OF sefmons,
,ih which he declared his disbelief In the
doctrine oi eternal Punishment. Lasl
evening, d the annual district meeting oI
the conference, Smith took the chair altel
the devotional exercises. rr..a d.
Objection gwAa raised 10 The doOttinai
views which Mf. Smith had announced
dating the year from his pulpit. Mr.
Smith stated that he was no longer 10 be
bound by the close standard Of The church
and Lendered his resignation az q membeI
oi that body, which was accepted, and be
Withdrew from the meeting. II ls said
that he will be .feiloged by number oi
his congregation and An Independent
church established. ..
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ANOTHER GRAPHIC ACCOUNT,

The Erening Journals Elyin dispatch
sayG; An appalling disaster occurred here
this morning which has brought sorrew
into nearly every home In this city. The
recent h1od has done great pecuniary
damage in this vicinity, but among other
disasters that which has Inflicted the
most discomfort 10 the washing away OF
bridges across the Fox river which have
been daily traversed by great crowds OF
school children and operatives In the fac.
torles across the river from here, The
Council ct once ordered Q temporary ferry,
A small ecow was rigged to wire cable
and made its first trip last evening, amid
the jeers Of the crowd, who suspected its
value from the start. On Its second trip
this morning, when overloaded and
heavily dipping its edges in the whirling
and eddylng stream, which wasstill sweled
BY the brooks and flooded mesdows,
Il yielded to o strong wave, and with
s living freight OF thirty men and chill.
dfen was overturned In mid stream, and
the whole number were In one instant
pteCipitated into the mad current and
Whirled away down the river, utterinR
piercing Shrieks and making the wild out.
cries peculiar to drowning persons. Those
on the banks who witnessed the horrible
sight, set about rescuing those who kept
their heads above the water, and there
were some daring acts Of bravery, and
more persons were picked up in small
boats and drawn ashore by means Of ropes
than would seem possible.
The disaster does not now seem 10 be 90
bad 90 Of 6rst reported. Sixteen persons
ate known TO have been saved and ten
persons are misOing, Of whom four are
known 10 be drowned. There 10 intense
excitement In the city, and hundreds OF
persons are buslly engaged in dragging the
river.
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s,,vra. are cautioned by the UadiI
,osia, Rplblcan to exercise extra care
V.'', ". '..,ou in selecting their seed corn
IIn " ,sno,tsd that much Of the corn OF last
~ "I b,5 me sesd.germs killed by freezing
=. .,,Ir viz m or winter, and therefore will
rot sprOut,
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~, ~ N. 'U.., W.. Aptil 2s.-A London special
y" ys. ~. y steamer Rhine will bring to New
tSpediS,SS " : lev days Two msmt era Of The
The SIu Sto,Su.,es "a Z route Iot Behring'S Strait,
10 Berlin SSrtols'sots Of Natural Science
engaged /, T,SunSefy, They have been
men lof n. n ins ni..i Geological Society Of BE
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AsUnJECr ron ngnp.
Flcndish Crlins OF . Negro Roush III
ohio.

OhiO.
COLuNBUs, April 2s.-A special 10 The
Daily Di,patch from London, Ohio, says
there Is much excitement at that place
over a particularly aRgravAtihs assault and
rape Of a child elk years old BY James
Turner, . coloted iabofef, The child,
Annie Smith, was left alone at het father
house laAt evening while the family went
TO church. During the evening Tufnei
came 70 the house and committed M
rape. The child 10 terribly fuplufed And
probably iALally ihinfed. =
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oxso soEOur cigar manufacturers received
=, o,jsr day or two ago from a Pitts,
Ssrh Sa house for one hundred thousand
',a,'a. ya'S Although they make stogiss in
%s ps.bp,ab, yet somehow the Wheeling
,'.,s Iiks Wheeling nails, is preferred
byths trade.
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Probable R,le.:. :, :,,-.--,-

,,.s ""s,so'os, ,a.., April rs. Blaine will soon
Govt,SsmUrs,sSs; Pondencs S{ with the British
Re ISSIi.S ElIh view to securing ifom
BSytan,s ..h ..I Prison in Ireland WiebSeI
ID 'SV sVi1!ea release u possible. lii said INT
HsytSn, S' sSS ,ts, q conclusive Ia favor OI
that BI,iSS 70, snSi There is no doubt buI
ltiSs, 'An' Will be able to secure hls re-.