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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-03
CENTRAL p4pK ARR 0ALLERY
AND the Adjoining HrsiUuFant Destroyed
by Fire Hare. and Costly Works Of Ara
BEAIFOyed.

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And the AdjOIning ~ hrsIuuFant De.IFoyed
by Pre- HRre. and Costly Works oTArl
BsSIFOyed.
NEw fVRE, January 2-!Ths Sun fur,
nlshes the following; The old land mark
on Mt. St. Vincent, or northeast part Of
Central Park, which for many years has
been hotel and restaurant, was totally
destroyed by fire to-day. So fierce were
the himes and SO quickly did they spread
that tho occupants had barely time 10 ca.
cape with their lives and a small amount
Of clothing. The premises were e4ten.
sIve' The wooden portion was used
as a waysids hotel and restaurant and.
being very old, burned like tinder,
In the rear was the art gallery or mu.
scum, built Of brick On the south side of
the art gallery WAS fine hot house and on
the north were stables and sheds.
Great difficulty was found in OBJ aiming
water. The Park hydrants were covered
win snnw valuable time being lost In bnd.
ing them. When found they were frozen.
up H"N hAu To De thawed out by steam.
The large wooden building was burned
down to It's foundation Of stones, not
even q Charred piece Of wood being left
standing, Tho inside Of tho art gallery
was completely gutted by tho Il umes
and onI = portion of the brick walls
remained. The hot house suffered prin.
Clpally by the destruction OF tho plass,
The property belonged to Central Park,
and the assets will reach $4,000; partly
insured,
i cannot yet be determined what loss
will fall on Central Park Museum, al.
though many statues and models, which
can't be replaced, were DESTROYED,
The tire had not got under iull head.
Say In the art gallery when the tiremen
rescued number Of small pieces before
tho building fell. The larger pieces, in.
cludlng all the colossal statues, are buried
under tho fallen roof, and all
believed to have been entirely destro we'd,
Ihey include tho statues Of James Obs,
Patrick Henry, Thomaa Jefferson, lhe
N0odman, the Indian Chief, the Indian
Hunter, the Soldier, the Merchant, tho
NchoomastOr, the SChOolhoy, and ihe
Daughter OF Harodius. Thorn 1son's Auli
Lang Sayne, a massive niece, in stone,
and valued at SO 200, suffered tho loss ~
An arm and foot, which can srarCely be
restored The marble bust OF Lincoln. bv
Lewis, the colored sculptress.
vas saved, as was Glso the bust OF Oulum.
BUS by y. lnnes. On the south side of
he chapel WIS a large conservatory, buiIt
under the supervision OF the Park Com.
mtssioneIs aud containing a large number
i rare exotic plants. THIS was one Of the
most interesting features Of the upper part
y the Patk, and was an attraction TO tho
,h1usar d. who daily make a pilyrimage 10
Mount 81, Vincent. "
The Il 20 itsel did not reach the congor.
'aory, but falling bricks and tly inv beams
rushed IN the glass, and the waller from
he engines drenChed the Eensitiye pianta
md IlITers, which required only expog.
hem. '''''' " Ut"
oome. oithe most valuable Of the exolicR
we're destroyed and many others viii
ionbiless yield 10 the cold before sny.
hing can or will bo done to protect them.
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FRRpnSHsSuRG, Va, January 1.-THE
train on the Potomac, Fredericksburg and
Piedmont Road, which left here Wednes
day last, returned tonight for supplies and
fresh hands, being unable to proceed
further than PArEer's, seventeen miles
west. Several men were frost. bitten dur
ing Thuradav night, when the thermOme
ter stood 22' below zero. Trains on other
roads are running irregularly, and much
suffering prevails on account Of the nnu.
susl aud intense cold, against which many
we're unprOvided. Cattle and game were
frozen. and dper have been caught neal
dwellings in tho country while searching
for food,
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A way out.

WAsniSGroN, January Lit 10 under
stood the President will not appoint Sec
retary Of the Navy, on account Of tho great
difficulty in getting a suitable person tc
accept the position Ior 50 short q time. II
Ia stated that the Attorney. g Genoral holds
that the President can designate othel
officers to net Tor ten days caCI and, In
accordance with that OpinlOn, 1t Ia believed
the other Cabinet officers will each In turn
be Designated to act as Secretary Of the
Navy In thH event AtturHuy.G General
peyenH will succeed Secretary lIAmsey ~
Acting Secretary ni tho Navy.
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A BAD BEGINNING,
THE YEAR USHERED IN WIN FIRE
AND BLOOD,
Cold Hooded Harder In n:IndIAnA-BuFn'
Ing Ofan InhrmaEy, ChpFCh, News.
paper once aud Opera HOHSe, and
BusintSs Block - Other
Grimes and. Casualties.
A HOOsIER MORROR.
Cold BlOOdtd murder OF a Family by y
Visiting KInnnAu.


CHICAGO, January "A wholesale anG
cold blooded murder occurred one mile
south Of 0lias, Ind, last Friday night
James Augustine and family have lived IL
that place for many years, and were pos
sessed Of considerable property and gen.
orally had a good deal Of money In the
house. During the afternoon Henry
Augustine, newhew Of James, came
from Chicago to make them visit and
tried Vainly TO get them to drink from q
bottle which proves to have contained
poisoned whisky. About II o'clock al
night he got up from his bed a I'd sought
the bedroom Of Augustine, and levellinp
o revolver, began firing Mrs. Augustine
was so badly wounded that she
died TO d lay. James Augustine WAS sho'
IN the breast, and will probably die
Henry ran from the room after firing sew.
eral shots. The SOUS hearing the lring,
came down, and Christian Augustine de-.
manded oi Henry, whom he met In tn,
kitchen, what he meant, Henry replied
with bullet, which killed him instantly
lie gave a parting shot at the youpges
brother, which only made a slight hrsl
wound, aud then COolly went to his unclel
room and demanded admission, assuring
him he wPS all right and wanted to hell
them. James, the son, got the revolver
from him IN the kitchen and locked th,
door. Henry escaped, bare.footed and
!latless, and is not yet captured. Lynch
Ing will probably follow his capture.
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NEWARK, N. j., January l.-Depuy
Sheriff Davis this afternoon informed
Frank lsmmens that he tLan,men.) must
die on Thursday next. Lammena shud.
dsred and became morose. lie had iust
npen clo.e'pd with his spiritual advist r,
Father silCox.
Mr. Davis aleo informed Mrs. Meitho fer
that I here was no hope for her. She re.
CGtvGd tie information with Composute
he was visited TO day by her two sons
and intane sister. She advised her chil.
dren reltgi0usly. The interview with her
sister was affecting, Bth prisoners were
quiet to day. lammens refused food, but
he smokes continually. They will be
hanged separately.
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PAhKERssuRG, January Tho past
three nights aud days have been the
coldes: VIC have had for years. The ther.
momoIcr has stood % 'l9, and l4' below
zero. The Kanswha Is frozen tight and
nard from its headwaiers down, while the
Ohio River is frozen tight nearly aCroSs at
the point, Is gOrged above the bridge. and
bids fair to remain so for some time to
come.
The city elections, to come Of OIL the
Sth, will be very exciting, as the issne will
he license Or no license. The Anu.l.iCense
Crusaders are holding laaas meetings
very night, and will keep them going un.
til after the election.
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PErEnsnuRU, VA, January 2-Thls city
wAs visited last night by another heavy
onow storm, which lasted until this morn
ing when It cleared off cold The river Il
itozen distance Dt several miles, and
navigation Ia completely suspended The
river ponds al AGENT to the city, arc crowd
ed to-day with skaters. AlltrAinn are soy
gtBl huufB late.
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New YonE, January while one Of
The Pennsylvania Railroad ferry boats was
crossing to Jersey City las! evening an
elderly, well dressed lady in one Of tho
cabins waa taken III, and ex.Assemblymon
Thomas @. Brown Of Jersey CITY, escort.
ed her 70 the Windsor Hotel In Exchange
nlaCe. There she was attended by Mrs.
Flax, wife Of the former proprietor Of the
MOTEL. The sick lady had a BstcheI con.
aiming large sum OF money. Il was
learned that she was the mother oi Charles
Stewart patuell. AS soon Ms she reCoy.
cred che took train for Newark,
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Grccn mnnntnln wrnlnor.

WnITE RIVER, W., January 2.-The
coolest weather for many years ha, pro.
vailed here since Thursday. Al daylight
the mercury Stood 20 degrees below zero,
Friday at daylight 20 below, this morning
at o'clock 20 below. At Lindenyille on
the passumpsiC railroad, Friday morning
the mercury stood 32 below. Water in
the springs, wells and streams Is exhaust
ed, 40 that farmers mud others are com.
PEELED to haul water n long distance for
cattle and other purposes Tho indiCa.
tiOns to might favor excessive cold weather.
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LoSD,S, JANUARY l,-EiAnIat St Ross,
the OArsmcu, have issued challenge to
any two men IN the world for d double
sCnll race for $500 or Il 900 a side. the
race to TAKE place in ths early part Of the
ensuing srasou. They will allow lair
portion OF the sakea Tor expenses In going
td America 10 row. llauan and hayCOCk
did good w.'k yesterday. Both arc III e1.
CCllcnt health.
Boyd ha4 informed LanIan that he will
not ~ to Toronto to meet him. A match
between RJss and Bbyd on the Thames
next August will probably DO arranged
after the llnnhn.La,cdrk race.
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LESOFTWO
OCCURREHUES OF INTEREST sATUR.
DAY AND YESTERDAY.
Tennessee: Legislature COnVeneS-HenAtO'
rial Situation In New YOFk-ExOdus.
tsrS Going Rack H0mo-TesiImo.
NAL to the PFesldenI-GAraeId
and GrRnt-sOuthern weather.
TENNESSEE LEGIsLATURE.
Both Parties CauCnSsInE for the OrSanI
Enllnn.

kullOus
NASHVILLE, January 1.-The low-tax
Democrats had another meeting tonight,
but adjourned till Monday without reach
Ing any conclusion. 1t is understood that
a committee of conference will be appoint.
ed by the high.tax and low.tax Democrats,
with view to harmonizipg, in order to
organize the House, which is now OF the
greatest importance to the Democracy as a
whole.
Tho Republicans held CauCusto.night
and decided to vote for r. Il Butler, for
Speaker Of the House, All tho Republicans
were present except two, who are not In
the city. The fact that Lewis, Republican,
who declared last night that Il Mrson,
Democrat, ran for Speaker, he would vote
for him In the Caucns, IL taken as an indi.
cation that he will vote for Butler in spite
Of his individual preference for Manson.
II the Republicans vote solid together the
organic 'tion OF the House Is within their
grasp; II not, one vote will change the re-.
suit Only the Speakership was taken into
consideration tonight, the United States
SenatOrship not having been discussed,
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New ioRt, January Three hundred
and forty y.iour failures were reported in
this city during the year 1880, with liabiIi.
ttea amounting to $lO,20l, ,5S2, and assols
s. 40 2gl The gross liabilities we're
81 100000 greater than Tor the ptcceli, x
year on account ui tho heavy failures In
The coffee, tobacco and grocery trades, hut
The number Ui failures Eas twenty five
per cent lr.s and is the smaleGL since the
manic Of lII4
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New ORLEANS January l.-Ths morn
Ing fire broke out In Aaron Wallis crock
cry store, on the corner Of Magazine aud
Common streets, destroying the building
and contents, valued at $4,000. Insured
for $4,000. This building is separated
from Hansell's establishment, Oh MaEa
zine street, which burned last night, by 9
double fire proof wall, and the opinion Il
that the fire was not communicated, but
like that in Lewis store, last night, wa,
the work Of an incendlary. In April, rs, q
fro broke out in the inSlde Of Lewis crock.
cry store, similar to that Of last night
damaging the same building and contentt
10 the amount Of $4,000. The fire from
Wallis building spreadtnJas Lewis station.
ary store, to the ell Of llansell's establish
men', on Common street, and to j. Ii
SCOTS oil and lamp store, involving :
further loss Of 100000, covered by In.
BuranCe.
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The Chinese government is colpaletin,
Its AIInanentR, aud sc. efai German mann.
SciuteFs have received orders. Theship.
building finn of Nolcan, at Setlin, hna
concluded contracts Tor the construction Of
several mcn'O'.wGL and the gun uanufac.
turtles Of Manspr Nt OhethotI, aud Of Lowe
at Berlin, have been commissioned to pro.
vide the Chinese with weapons Of tha
newest and best system. Inc Chinese
government intends at the same time 10
,orm a commission Of officers, who shaIl
be inltus'ed with tho minute inspection
, alI these arms before they arc sent TO
Olina. ''''' ~
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A Token Of Esteem to mr.. and Mrs
AlnyeH,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l.-John Welsh
Esq EI.Minister to England, and othel
prominent Republicans, are circulating
for signatures and subscriptions Of cSsh
an invitation to he sent to President
Hayes rendering to him and Mrs. Hayes
reception In this city az "a token oI
appreciation of the non. partisan and
pure Administration of Mr.. Hayes
Nearly fifty signatures have been Oh
tanned. There are to be over Que hun
dred. Mr.. Welsh wants Il understood
that the event will not be of a political
or partisan character, but merely al ex'
precision Of friendship and esteem The
invitation will DO forwarded In about q
week. The reception will probably Occur
in February, certainly before Hayes
leaves the White House.
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TIE Sunday MrsLttt<r forcibly remark.
ca in Its issue Of YESTERDAY, that II the
authorities Of the Baltimore K Ohio road
chad intended to arrange their timo tablG
in such manner as would be Of leaHt benefit
to the business men Of this city and their
patrons in the neighboring towns, they
could not hHYe hit it better" Said authori.
ties will find after a while that they nrs
making mistake in thus vexing the pub,
lie. They arc revying all the old feeling
OF animosi'y that they partially allAyed
two years ago.
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WASHINGTON, January l,-Dan voor.
heeS will have to raise another Exodul
Committee, and spend another $40 600 to
learn why few colored cooks and washer.
women are returning from Ohis and In.
diana to North Carolina. To-day another
batch went through, having had one taste
OF Western winter and being satisfied.
They we're on their way from Grennsburg,
lud,, to which place they emigr ated last
January from Wilson county, North Caro-.
lima, They state that they could not
stand the cold climate OF Indiana, aud pre-.
ferred TO return to their old homes. They
said they had plenty Of work In Indiana,
and the people treated them very kindly
and paidsthem every cent they agreed to
do for their labor, but Notwithstanding
all that they could not live there no hap.
PLY az in North Carolina. They had
plenty OF means to carry them back, and
were not dependent upon charity. One
Of them said that they would rather face
North Carolina Ku.Klux than an Indiana
winter,
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An AUrI0WIrAeIVEstArEMENr

N-AN - - +"
COncernIng tho Policy or GaFIiCId's Ad.
mIpiaITatinn = Gar neId's Friends Re.
nsSuFed.
New York, January 1.-The Tribune to.
morrow will give prominence to the fol.
lowing editorial: "The time seems fit for
al least one statement about the approach.
ing administration Of President Garfield,
1t is not to be used as makewoight in the
pending Senatorial contests, whether in
New York or elsewhere. We are fully
authorized 10 say this and the words are
entitled 10 their Significance. 1t is proper
TO say further that tho coming
administration will see TO It that tho men
from New York aud from the other S,ates
who had the courage ut Chicago to obey
the wishes Of their district in haloiting
for, President, and who thus finally voted
for Garfield, Bhall not snlTAr for 1t nor lose
by 1t. They will not fail OF honorable rec.
ognition for their independence, their
courage, their resolute pursuit Of the poll.
Cy they believed beat for the Republican
party and Tor tho country. The
gentlemen IN Albany who are
said to have been threatened with
a different course 1T Washington may re-.
assure themselves. The administration
Of President Garfield ia to be an admins.
tration for the whole Republican party.
1t will iORent no qlArTcIs; 1t will most
earnestly seek the things that make for
peace and for tho best interests Of the
pOrty 1t represents Ou. 1t will rot permit
its friends 10 b9 pG'secutei for their friend
ship. Whoever has been persuaded to
doubt this may as well make heuCeiOrlh a
declaration Of independence from diCla-
ton from any authority, save the wishes
Of their constituents and his own ConviC.
tiOns Of policy and rgnt.
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lilsISu SuS, lSD, January l.-whiIp
Crossing the Ohio river on the Ice TO day,
Frank harrison, a young Kentuokian
stepped In an air.hole and went down ID
hiS arm pita, aud was unable to draw him.
selt out lie remained In this pptilons
situation for nearly Az hour, and when
rescued vas nearly frozen TO death.
Robert Thompson, an Oli.time steam.
boat engineer, and noted far and vide tot
his agility and grace as a skater, iail IN.
day, while skating OIL the river, and broke
his thigh. lie Is about bixty.Ave years
Olu
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ATLANTA, Ga January IA lady wa,
horribly burned al Notcross last Wednss
dry night, from which abe died yesterday
aud was brought hero to day fot burial
Mia Cicero Brown, the name al the IN.
fortunate lady, was tanning tho FIRE, when
her dress caught, and every particle Of hei
clothing was consumed except her correct
She fingered IN groat agony until deAtl,
relieved her suffering lasl night,
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OMAHA, January 1.-The annual repor
Of the Secretary Of the Omaha Board o
Trade estimates the grain crop Of Nobras
Ia in 1880 upwards Of S0,0OO,OOO bushels
In spite Of disasters to growing crops
OnO'ha OF the grain along the Union
Pacific system found market in the
mountain regions westward, and the East
ern movement was much lessened In
volume. Cattle receipts at Omaha over
l50, 900 head, and the business OF packing
and canning beel for the European mar.
ket Is growing important. The rapid de.
velopment Of the far West ls indicated by
the TACT that tonnage received at Omaha
increased over a billion pounds In 1850.
The proposed branch Of the U. ). Mint ia
strengthened by the showing TINT Omaha
receives annually one hundred million
pOund' ot bullion anu precious metals, he.
sides large amount Of coming dnRt and
refined gold aud silver bars. The improve.
mentB Vi Omaha exceed one million aud H
quarter Of dollars. The aggregate trade
and commerce Of Omaha reached Aity mil
lion dollars, aud the total volume Of bank.
ing transactions two hundred and fifty
millions, gain Of fifty millions. A large
immigration noted, and \ rapid advance
In wealth and rOal estate values.
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lnhInn t,clcnnllon boz Nn,hInrlnn

ST. LOUIS, January l,--D. ", lInshy
head, chief Of the Cherokee Indian
Nation, and r. \. Blackstone and George
summerN, delegates Of tho tribe, leave hero
tonight Tor Warrington, wheFo they will
watch the inie'c8ls ol their people during
the session Of Congress,
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We respectfully call the attention Of the
Hot. j. n. Camden to a communication
printed in this issue OF the INrELLIGESC
Disclosures are coming to light in regard
to the great monopoly in which hc is a
stockholder, that will cause members Of
the Legislature to pause bsfore voting one
Of It's representatives into the United
States Senate.
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NEw YonK January l.-MAyor Cooper
vacated his Office to-day in favor Of the
new incumbent, Mayor Grace, and the
new Aldermen will organize on Monday,
The other now officers took their oathE
some days ago. The new Board oi Al
dermen ia composed oi eight Repnbi.
cans, si1 Anti.rammany and eigh! Tam.
many.
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CncAot, lLL January 1.-The State oI
illinois starls in tho new year free from
debt. State Treasurer Iiila ia to pay of
the lRSt State bonds, amounting IN about
iliOOOO There Ia still money III the
Treasury, and the State haa a revenue AMI
hcient to inset all i.p ordinary expenses
without taxing the neople.
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ALONG with the members Of the Legis.
latures, numerous candidates for page.
ships will arrive in the city the latter part
OF this week. The button.holing for
Office at the hands OF the members will
be brisk by next Sunday.
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KANAwMAINFIMnARY BURNED.


UlARLEsTJN, January 2.
Special Dispatch TO the InlOllIgenCcr.
The Kanawha county Poor House, and
smoke house filled with 20 600 pounds OF
bacon, also lot Of beef, flour, meat and
other articles, were burned yesterday
morning. 1t Is believed that the building
WAS fred by the paupers, who do not like
Superintendent Smell, who waR re.elect.
ed last week Loss probably $4,000; in
sured In IL ma and Hartford companies.
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FoRPoLE, Va, January l.-Only the
ocean steamers are running from this
port, the Ice blockade being on the rivers
in every direction. In the canals to North
Carolina the ice Is several inches thick,
and the sideWheel steamer Cygnet came
last night in tow OF the tug Tredegar, hav.
ing been cut through by the Ice. The
steamers Resolute and NettiO tonight
went up the bay for the purpose Of reCOv.
ering tho anchors aud chains Of the
schooner Serena l.. SOper. The schooner
John X. Ford, which got ashore near
Yorktown last Sunday, and which was
afterwards hauled of, arrived in our har-
Dor last night. A survey WIS held, and
the Board ordered that her cargo be dis.
charged and the vessel be put ON the ways
for repairs.
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FIFTY DOLLARS per day was the price
Of a sleigh carrying four peROnS making
New Years calls in New York on last
Saturday. A sleigh for two persons, Gf.
teen dollars. The SleighIng was first class,
and so was the price,. L
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TIE Pittsburgh iron market Is firm and
active at about $22 Tor good mill pig. Mr..
Weeks, the Secretary Of the Iron Associa.
tlon, looks for an enormous demand for
iron this year. d.
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THE New York Tribune says Of thsTear
lust gone, that 1t was zone Of enormous
business, Of great advancement in indus.
try and the arts, Of remarkable gen.
eral prosperity, and OF signal triumph,
both hsre and in Europe, Of thoae poIlti.
zeal. principles which promote the pros
,perity OF nations"