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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-21

PntLADELFIIIA, October 20-Flour dull; western
eNtn y 5%a9} I0i Minnesota, extN 2 70; do
W Ohio new GroeCH 8 j0i winter patents 81 10
as H., Wheat dill and lower No. red OctOlIGr
Il t%GI iO' November q 4Ga9l AZ December
Mii mIECd on track 7l4a7gc; steamer tic: No. 3,
7lCi sail mixed October GsdGsNc; November GgJsn
6n 6iNnc December i2IIsa721sc; January it1Sa7l1sC.
9G@ !n n good demand; No. white E9c; No, 8 DO
choice wanted Und. others dnll creamery SIa:SC;
New YORK state and bradford county H. eXtFaH
5M3lni dairy 2ja21c Eggs firm at 25c. CheeSs
dulI AMI nominal. Petroleum nominal Whlsky
wenk atEl II,
GHICAGo, October 2l-.ThO Drortrs journal reports:
Hogs Receipts % 1000 head; shipments 800 head.
,.inn DginanI small; gc0l quality lja2Oc lower;
mixed dS packing g 75aG, So choice heavy S6i0l
w llght ~ OOn6 !I0 CullS and gnlSGTS 81 6hlj ~.
CGllle-Recelpts 1000 head; shipments g. 200 head.
Market gcomliy cAslCt aud lOC lower exports 81 10
hi W rOh to choice nativts more plenty and slow
~ - WhO w. common 10 fair 81 50aJ 10; butchers
S2OOai0G dockCS aud feeders 81 OGnI 20 range cal.
tlo wcat grass Texans 81 OOa3 fG half breeds aud
natives Il fOai 60.
Sheep receipts 1900 head, Market weak and
tlOwi IOQr to choice 81 9iaJOO territory aud CON.
mon 10 fair 81 OQIa 10.
T9LEpo oct9btr;;O Wheat dull!' 10. 2fed 81
STy M94 -oi1 G2rR @al S9 sPSt Gc Deccr9Gsl
~ ~ hi; 39 s1t 81 70 bid; 81 ill3 asked; October
i9H bid q u asked; November 81 Az bid.
u TX asked December 81 - bid; year. q Ill
nsEcl Corn quiet; No. spot Ole! November EJii,
hili OIJG asked; year G21 {C BID G2tIc asked: May
'WF Oats dnIl No. 2spot October held Ai &c.
CINCINNATI. October g.-COtton qnict at lie
flour ea,igri family 81 Wl7 Ii; fancy 81 iOas 90.
Wheat NgIet and weak No, rcd winter 81 49,
Torn weaker No, 2 BA5ABsH. Oats firm; mixed
iniiIc,.. Ryo dull al y llL. barley steady al
ihi la Pork quiet at $40 o. Lard duh al 81 a,
liulE meats quiet shoulders o. 90: clear Tib S1 7b
lho9n easier: shoulders e. IT, rlcnr tih $40 76 clear
$40 ~ Whisky nfm Ut 81 IL; combination saleI
at u ID. ,ButIer firm and unchanged,
NEW i0RK, October 9l-DY GOOns,-IIusIne,H
cqhllhlcsmOletRte, With package houses and lob.
ping trade quiet. Cotton goods are moving stead.
ily aud prices remain firm. Prints mostly OuIet
GlhghRis nih dress goods In moderate reduesi
tive In INT hands
CitEClNSATi. October 2o.-lIOg quiet; common
anu light " OOa6 10; packing and butchers d Goa
. 6j. ReCelplA 800 heRh: slIIpnnnIa 1 Esl hEAh
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CmCAGO, October 2O.-Charles S. Waller
Of the Water Works Department, resigned
yesterday, because Of what he believed to
he M interference Of the Mayor with his
functions, and j. X. Tcnney followed up
the resignation Of his Chicfwith the follow
ing caustic letter
10 The Hon, Carter H. Hdrrison, Mayor Of
Chicago:
believing that wave Of rascality and
pCCuation is about to submcrgC your ad.
ininistntion will decline risking my good
character in such company Ns you appear
to favor at present, and hereby tender my
resignation us Register Of the water Depart.
mcnt, and wish to be relieved us soon ms
possible. Yours,
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FOREIGN MISSIONS.
Meeting Of tho American Hoard Rt ~.
LOuis-TIIe Inst Days Session.


ST. 1.ouIs, October 20-'The American
Board of Foreign Missions continued their
work to-day. At the morning session re-
ports OF missions were madc by Rev. J. r.
NOycs for thirty.thrce years missionary in
CeylOn,; by Mr.. p, PNrmloc, OF
eighteen years in Eastern Turkey, Rev.
Robert West, OF ". Louis, reported on
Mexico us Il field for mission labor He
recommended the spending Of 100000 in
TINT country, regarding it Hs most fruit
ful field for missionaries. Rev. A. SturgGs,
in charge OF MicrOnCsian missions, report
ed work done in his district, and Rev. DR..
Hawks read papers on missions in Western
Turkey. The meeting then adjourned un.
Ill 2P.M.
At the thirteenth public meeting the
WOmen's Board of Missions in COnnec-
ton with the American board Of Foreign
Missions, held this morning, 800 delegates
were present. The proceedings comprised
devotional exercises, report from the
Boston Board, report from the Pacific
Board M outline Of the WOmcn's Board
OF the Interior, addresses by Missionary
ladies'. Mrs. Moses Smith, Of Detroit, pre-
sided. The principal addresses were by
Mrs. Prot. Wilson, Of Chicago, on Missions
in Turkey, Syria and China; by MH. Gu
lick, on Mission Work in Japan, and Mrs
Washburn, on work in Constantinople
md Turkey. The meeting then adjourned
sinp ,t;g
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Until further notice the Treasurer will
pay bonds embraced in the one hundred
and fifth call upon presentation with in
tcrcst accrued TO the date OF presentation.
Scoville says the Court will appoint two
lawyers as counsel for Guiteau without the
necessity OF argument.
The New York 7imcs to-day publishes
Tyner's report on the star route service, q
synopsis Of which was given Monday
night in the Western Associated Press dis
patches. 1t was upon this report and It's
suppression that James was removed. IL
is now said that Tyner claims to have sub.
mitted this report to Postmaster.G General
Key, and that he suppressed II all at Keys
request,
kilograms are being received from the
Republicans Of Louisiana protesting against
the retention Of Secretary Hunt In the Cab
met, as the Louisiana Republicans urge
Longstreet for a Cabinet position,
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llrOll'Cl

The Hancock Courier has this to say
about the Fair;
eve attended the State Fair last Friday
and say, without fcar Of contradiction, that
Wheeling did herself proud. 1t is the
finest display ever gotten up in the State,
and more particularly is it so when the
very short time occupied in getting it up is
taken into consideration. We predict that
next year it will eclipse anything Of the
kind in this section Of the country the
Pittsburgh Exposition not excepted"
The Point Pleasant Mason county, Regis.
Ter refers to the Fair as follows:
ave understand from some Of our Citi.
2ens who attended the State Fair ut Wheel.
ing, that it was decided success. Ohio
and Pennsylvania were well represented in
stock, while our own State showed II Won
derful interest in the enterprise. They
have one ofthe best race tracks in the Statc,
and the grounds and buildings are excel.
emit Had it not been for the low water
Mason county would have sent some of her
fine cattle and horses"
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HAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
Serious Affair on the Cincinnati South.
Cru,

ClNCINNATI, October 90.-Fivc men were
killed yesterday on the Cincinnati Southern
Railroad ut McKinncy's station, one hun,
dred and thirty miles from here, They
were on IL cur containing water tanks
which had been detached from Il coal train
with the engine to goa little distance up
the truck, On returning the engine be.
came unmanagcablcand the cur was driven
with great force against the standing coal
train, The men killed were David Camp
bell and George Campbell, of Mckinney.
who were riding for amusement. John
AlCorn, Chas. Knobs, and Geo. Whippey,
railroad employees, and another CmplOyc,
Thos. Smith, had both legs broken, and
Doc Lane was badly hurt. Whippcy lived
ut Cleveland, Ohio. There is some qucs-
tiOn about the cause Of the inability OF the
engineer to stop the engine.
The train was an extra coal train, and
stopped near Mckinney Station to deliver
coal for the Uso Of the road, The engineer
took u car containing two water tanks, and
with the engine went TO Mckinney to gel
hands to help unload the coal. Four en-.
plOycs OF the road and two youg men who
wanted to take ride got on the cur which
WIS backed to the standing train. The
conductor, Mark Noman, wNs in charge OF
the engine, which was one Of the heavy
pattern, called the Mogul. For some Uni
explained cause he could nOtstOpIt. When
nearing the train there was Il steep grade,
but this is not sufficient reason. The tanks
on the car when the collision occurred
were thrown violently together, and the
men were shockingly manglcd. 1t has been
suggested that the conductor was drunk,
hut no confirmation can be obtained from
parties here. Trains were delayed two
hours by the accident.
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CtSCiSXArl, October 2O-Enoch McgruC,
for over 20 yCars Chief Of the Cincinnati
fire department, died ats o'clock this morn.
ing from lingering illness, CAUSED by in.
juries received while on duty.
Senator Lamar, Of Mississippi, is in the
city.
The rolling mill of l.. NJ. Dayton K CO.,
Newport, kyy started up this morning
with force Of fifteen men, and is running
two boiling furnaces and two heaters.
About forty union men were at the works
trying to persuade the new workmcn to 90
away. They succeeded in persuading three
to leave by paying their fare home. NC
trouble is anticipated.
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Prospects for OIL Among our PCnnsyI.
VRnIR NcIghbOfS.

A western New York company Of oil OK
perts are boring for oil on the McGugin
farm near West Middlctown, Washington
county, Pa, and have already put down
one or two wells, but with no decided pros.
poets as yet for oil. They have, however,
struck a considerable flow Of gas and hope
tostrikc the oil from whichit is believed to
be generated. A writer in the Washington
Observer thus records the progress Of the
experiment now making
There has been nothing now 10 note
In reference to the oil well on the
MCGugin farm, and what news hai
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BULLET PROOF.
An Arkansas Mob Takes the Law Into
Its Own Hands,

LITTLE Rock, Oct. 2O.-A Helena special
says: AS W. B, Lindsey, Deputy Sheriff,
and Constable Cole, Of Search Township,
and Messrs Sullivan and Spears, special
officers, were returning from Esquire
Brands court, last night about 8 o'clock,
with james Cunningham, Henry Lamar
and Willie Cunningham, men charged with
attempted assassination OF J. W. McSlath,
when near Pillows Bridge were charged
upon by mob Of fifty men. The mob
rushed upon them, when officer Lindsey
drew i revolver and ordered them to halt,
but was Immediately confronted by three
men with shOt-guns and ordered him to
keep quiet The mob then took the pris-
Oners from the wagon to side.rOad and
asked Jim Cunningham to confess before
they shot him. He replied he was inno-
cent. Then several yolleys Were fired
at him and he was left for dead, The
other two prisoners were returned to
custody and the officers who
brought them to this city and lodged them
in jail. The men were disguised, and but
one or two spoke word, so it was mpOs-
siblG to recognize any. This morning
Esquire Burnat summoned Jury and pro-
CecdGd to the scene to hold an inquest
Arriving on the ground they found the
body OF Cunningham gone, but after u
search il was found thrGG.quarters Of
mile distant, he having crawlcd that dis.
tancc in the dark. The attending physi-
clans report the wound OF Cunninghans
not dangerous, and he was jailed, lie has
made statement charging seYCIal parties
with shooting him, Warrants have been
issued for their arrest, 1t Is thought all Of
them cNn prove an 0libi Cunningham
seems to be bullet proof, having been
shot and left for doad several years ago,
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l.ONDOS October 20.--Right Hon, Cir
John X Mowhray, Conservative n,emIer
OF Parliament iorOxiord University. writes
TO the Times confirming Prof. Goliwin
Smiths opinion concerning the kindly ipel.
ings Of the Americans for England. llp
says that during nm extended tour Of tlle
Union he heard the most afIectionate ex.
preston, towards England from all Glasses,
AnI he believes the unreasohableness UI
uic Irish agitation and the character Of its
leaders are az thoroughly appreciated In
America as In Enulond
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POn IIuRoN, Micn., October 2O-7o he
Public; Thanking the charitable public
Of the United States and the provinces Of
Canada for their very generous contribu.
tons, would request that no further do
nations in kind be sent to this committee.
We have adopted the plan Of distributing
money, having disbursed Sl1 600 to the
sufferers; and al monies entrusted to this
committee will be promptly sent to the
burnt districts in cash. The Port Huron
Daily Times will contain q weekly balance
sheet Of Our business, and we will mail q
copy on application 10 the Secretary or the
undersigned. E, Q. CARLTON, Mayta
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The military review was successfully cur
rcd out, All the organizations presented
Il fine Appearance and marched well. The
route was about four miles in length over
broad fields. One hourand twenty minutes
was consumed in passing II given point.
When the procession reached the grand
stand General Hancock and staff rode ut
the head, but there fell out Of line, and
with President Arthur, his Cabinet, foreign
guests and other dignitariCs reviewed the
troops from the stNnH. General Hancock
stated to the President that there were
$500 men in line. The States represented
by volunteers were GcOrga, New Jersey,
Delaware, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,
Maryland, South Carolina, New lamp
shire, Virginia. New York, North Carolina,
Rhode Island, Vermont, Kentucky Michi.
gan and Connecticut. The President wHs
quite enthusiastic over the mNgnitcence Of
the display. The only COOred troops in
line were two companies from Richmond,
Virginia, comprising part Of the First Nir.
ginia regiment They were loudly chCered
by the spectators.
In the afternoon General Hancock gave
reception on board the steamer st. John.
Among the guests were President Arthur,
David Davis, President pro tempow Of the
Senate, French and German visitors, oili-
GERS Of the Army and Navy, Congress Com.
mitlces Governors Nnd other officers Of
States
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THR movement on behalf Of the propos,
cd railroad down the Ohio shore, from
Bellaire to Marietta, still goes on. The
leading men in BeIlaire have committed
themselves to its support, and have ap-
pointed committee to canvass for Bell
aires share of the stock. We mention this
fact in order to let our people on this side
OF the river understand just what they may
expect II they let theirpresent opportunity
90 by. The Ohio movement is gathering
strength from the apparent indifference OF
the friends OF the Wheeling 4 PUrkersburg
DrOirrt
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been received has been unreliable
and not worth repeating The opera,
tors are still drilling, and We're until
Friday when one of the caps on the auger
stem got battered up and operations had to
stop until they could send to Olean, n. Y,
and get new one, which will not be here
before Tuesday. The present well has
varied considerably from the first one in
reference to the staata OF rock and coal. In
the first well three veins Of coal We're found
varying from - to IL feet in thickness,
but In the present well only one OF
the three were found, that being the
large vein which is 2j5 feet below the sur
face. The strangest feature in the case is,
that the two wells are only about one hun
dred yards apart. The well has been cased
for 100 feet TO prevent it from falling in;
below that depth the rock has been solid
enough to stand the pressure. The differ
ent rocks passed through below the depth
gray sandstone, and slaty sand mixed
with shells. They are now ut the depth OF
about 1900 feet and ut what is supposed to
be the third regular sand on the oil
bearing rock where they had to stop
Dn account Of the breaking OF the
tools. The engine is run by gus, and
enough gas is wasted, il collected in
l receiver to supply Washington with light,
Mr., Crocker expects to strike another gas
vein in the third sand, which will hcave
he 1000 feet Of salt water which is in the
we'll out through the top Of the derrick
A quiet ripple Of excitement was created
IN Saturday when Squire Mcclure, who
lad Just returned from visit to the well,
epOrtcd that small quantities OF oil had
leen coming up in the sand pump during
Thursday and Friday. The next week will
solve the problem OF whether oil
'xists in this section or not. II the com.
,any are successful in getting paying sup
by they will commence laying pipeline
lirectly to their rctlneries, which are sit-
toll ut HuIE,ln Y
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FOREIGN NOTES,

The original sum Of EtOO,OOO given by
the late George Peabody, in 1862, asa fund
ior building lodging houses for the poor in
London, now amounts to E72OOOO.
Panama advices from Lima report lint
INC Government Of Garcia has ceased Ia
exist, decree Of The Gillian command.
er at Calloa, declaring that In oil paris az
perti occupied by Chilan forces, no other
government otherwise than the Mnnici.
pal, except the Gillian, will be allowed IN
exercise governmental authority.
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nnrnoIh Mnmnrlni EAsrelsns.

IlOSroS, Mass, October % Memorial
exercises in honor Of the late President,
under the auspices Of the city Of Boston,
were heldto.lay in fremont Temple, which
was deliberately decorated The platform
was occupied by Mayor Prince, General
Banks, the Licutcnant.Governor and other
prominent men, and the audience which
filled the hall was most intelligent one.
The Mayor, presiding, made short ad.
dress, and l'alesirinas requiem mass was
rendered Rev. Dr. Iathrope offered a
prayer, and another musical selection pre-
ceded the oratlon delivered by General
Hanka
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kTEUBENVILLE.
Nearly Another Murder Railroad Man
Fatally Injured.

STEuBESvILLE, October 20.
Special Dispatch to the lnclligcnCcr
Another sensation was made this even.
ing by the news from Winn's den on Water
street that Policeman Toner, while attempt
ing to arrest John Yoder, was attacked from
behind and struck with II hatchet in the
hands of David YOdcr. Toner was left ly.
ing on the floor while the criminals escaped.
The doctor says Toner is not dangerously
hurt.
Daniel Gavin, formerly yard master at
this place, but lately brakeman on the
Panhandle, was fatally injured this even
ing while attempting to couple two
gondoIas ut the depot.
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ISpl4SArOLls, October 20-Gen. Geo. Il.
Roberts, President Of the Pennsylvania
road, J. N. Mccullough, Vice President,
u. W. Caldwell aud other officials Of the
various lines connected with the Pennsyll
vania system, arrived here this morning
OH their annual inspection tour. They
leave for 81 Louis tomorrow morning via
the yandalla route,
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TIE present freight rates on nails to
Chicago are Is cents per keg, to Cleveland
Z cents and to New York l4l cents per
hundred pounds. The B. K o, does not
meet this rate on nails, owing to the ex-
pense Of terminal charges in New York.
1t IL at disadvantage in this respect com.
pared with the Pennsylvania road.
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Train wrecked on the ~. Louis 4 Kte.
kuk Road.

ST. LOUIS, October 2O,-The north.l,ound
freight train on the st. Louis, Hannibal 4
Keokuk Railroad was ditChed near Nc.
Cune's MIL Station, making q complete
wreck Of the train, No one injured. A
cattle train on the g., j. 4 q. Road was
wrecked near Creston, Ia. Twelve car
we're wrecked, but not one was severely
damaged, Some cattle were killed,
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ST. IOuis, October2O.- George F. Roberts,
an EngliShman, was robbed Of nine.
teen hundred dollars on sleeping
car between lndianapolisand I.itchneld, on
the indianapolis ( st. Louis railroad, Two
other passengers were robbed Of small
sums,
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PirTsBuRdri, October 20.-At this morn.
ing's session Of the Pittsburgh Diocese Of
the Episcopal Church Convention the lay
delegates confirmed the election Of Rev.
Dr. Courtlnnd Whitehead as Bishop Of the
Pittsburgh Diocese, to succeed the late
BIshop keFloot,
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Until further notice the Treasury Depart
ment will pay bonds embraced in the one
hundredth and fifth call, upon their pre-.
sentntion to this department, with interest
accruing to the date Of presentation. Par.
ties transmitting bonds for redemption
should address them to the Secretary Of the
Treasury, loan division, Washington, y. G.,
and all bonds presented under this circular
should be assigned to the Secretary Of the
Treasury for redemption When checks
in payment are desired in favor Of any one
but the payec, the bondsshould be assigned
"ro the Secretary of the Treasury for re.
demption fornCcount Of -" (IIere insert
name Of person or persons TO whose order
the check should be made mynblc)
[Signedl WILLIAM WtSpN,
SnrrnInrN
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Ghe GRteltigeutsr.
once No.. % and - FourleenIh street.

TuE tax.ratc over at Cadiz is So cents on
the 500; at HorrisvilIe it is 81 l3; ut
Hopedale, 81 Ol; ut Athens, 81 Sc.
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>. PAhls October 20.-The RepJiiqpe
Fr1ncat%,, commenting on the Yorktown
centennial, says; Frenchmen are doubly
bound 70 greet IL because they have 4
share oil the glory in that victory Of liberty
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A bay After the Fair-'rhc Closing EXcT.
CiSNS.

ciScS.
YoRErowN, Va, October 9O.-rhc
steamer Charleston, with the Governor OF
the Commonwealth and staff and troops,
arrived this morning. The pilot OF the
steamer did not know Yorktown mrbor
and anchored his boat at the mouth Of
Yorktown River until he could get pilot
to bring her into port.
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TuR proposition to build ChiIirep's
Home in Harrison county, Ohio, was de-
ieatcd at the recent election by vote Of
1853 to 1916
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Pacific COAST CONTEST.

Congressman Page, Of California, backed
by otiler Republicans Of that State, is
making fight against the Director Of the
Mint, BurChard, with view Of having him
removed. Page and others sometime ago
attempted to have l.aGnngc, Supernten-
dent Of the San Francisco mint removed.
Investigation ensucd, but lIurchard sup
ported LNCinnge md he wNs sustained.
Page now claims TINT the investigation was
n white washing affair and That Burchal
managed it to save LAGRANGE. Frank
Cicott, formerly Coiner OF the San Francisco
Mint, and who was removed by BurChard,
is here with Page, anl furnishes the tCsti.
mony on which Page bases his attack upon
BurChard.
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MiLDERRECllT-On Thursday, Octobt1u ttst
AvsVsI llilbLDREcHT, aged 66years. ~ '''A'
Fuhenl notice tomorrow,