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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-06

SENSATIONAL correspondent Of the
p,tsbureh Dispatch sends to that paper
nam this city telegram which the editors
decorate with the headlines: After
Another Rins-Frauds Unearthed in the
Assessors Department at Wheeling" The
telegram is as follows
WHEELING, December 4.-Investigation
bv t6e board of Equalization and Appeals
n. resulted in unloOked-for discoveries,
Wgny Of the most wealthy people and busi-
ness houses Of the city have been returned
Sr ,bc assessors ut ridiculously low rates.
Psope Of the highest standing showed no
rompnnction in cheating the city by mis-
sating the amount Of their property. II Is
estimated that S2,OOO,OOO personally was
AOtrclrned'
That the matter alluded to is an evil
which calls loudly for redress we do not
DENY. But that there is any excuse what
ever for the sensational heading or tele-
gram quoted above We do deny, and the
rty assessors owe it to themselves and the
public to prevent such an injurious i'm
preston from getting abroad. Almost, II
not quite, year ago, the ISTELLIoEScER
called attention to the practice OF under
stating the value Of personal property.
This is however, n general practice, and
has come to be regarded as a matter OF
course. Al the time this paper was inyes'
tigating the subject It was shown that the
entire number OF horses and carriages in
Ohio county were listed at price that
would not pay for as many vehicles as any
citizen Of Wheeling could recall to
mind Of his personal knowledge,
and there were no cows listed in the coun-
ty ytospcak Of. The same ridiculous state Of
affairs prevailed in regard TO pianos and
organs We're all the returns truthful, the
rate Of taxation could be materially lover
el, and those people whose small posses
sons make it impossible to misstate them
would not have SO disproportionate bur-
den Of taxation to bear. But how is an
evil so general to lie remediedH 1t may
well call for earnest investigation on the
part Of our law makers. 1t certainly does
not call Tor abuse Of the assessors, who
merely return the valuations certified to
them by the property holders themselves.
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MICIIIGAN MAT.ERa.
An Unpr0YOked Murler-A Desperate
Struggle With n Convict DespcrndO.


DETROIT, December 5,-An unprovoked
horrible murder 'was committed in the
western part OF this city last evening by a
young man named Chas Martin. He
followed an old man about 70 years Of
age, named Christian TERMS, who was
peaceably carryingmilkto customers whom
he regularly served, asking him insulting
questions and attempting to pick quarrel
with him. Not succeeding to his satisfac.
Iion he knocked the feeble old man down
and stamped bis head out OF shape, OF
course, killing him, He was arrested. 1t
Is needless to say that he had been drink
Ing at various saloons throughout the day,
and was considerably under the influence
OF liquor.
The Baptist church at Greenville, of
which Mrs. i, @, Bninartl, who was nc.
quilted lust week Of tile murder OF the wife
OF Rev. Il. Curiiss on Saturday, was a mem.
Der, Withdrew fellowship from her,
Saturday afternoon on the day express
from Chicago, over the Michigan Central,
o desperate struggle took place between
Henry W: White, alias Burton, n notorious
stage robber, bandit and desperate, en-
route to the Detroit house OF correction,
and United States Marshal PIP. Wilcox, OF
Denver, Colorado, who had him In custody.
White, who had been apparently engaged
In reading newspaper, suddenly rose In
q rear seat and flriously attacked the officer
with his handouts, the lock Of which he
had picked with tooth.piCk, thus reliOv-
ing his hands, His feet were shackled,
which alone prevented his escape.
The passengers all fled from the cur ex.
cept u pluCky woman, Mrs. SmithsOn, OF
Denver who rendered valuable aid by
throwing her arms about tho neck OF the
despcrado, thus hampering him in his
struggles with the marshal, who was at first
somewhat stunned by the blows from tho
handouts, which came thick and fast,
while White also succeeded in wrenching
his revolver from him aud which he at.
tempted to fire, but 1t failed TO discharge.
Two guards who were In the baggage car
smoking were finally apprised OF whit was
going on and fastened to the rescue OF their
Chief, and the powerful villain was speedily
brought into sIbjeCtion.
White Is notorious stage robber and
murderer, who has been terror to Texas,
Arkansas and Colorado for several years,
and is now under sentence for life, liz
was sentenced during the administration
OF President Hayes to tho MoundsyilIe,
West V,irgnia, Penitentiary, for robbing d
stage, but was Subsequently partlonpd.
Yesterday Marshal Wilcox was suffering
quite severely from the struggle. His head,
face, shoulders and hips were badly bruised
and the hearing Of the left eur slightly
impaired by blow which was received OIL
the left side Of the head, making him pr.
tially deaf He leaves for Washington
today,
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posed ring, she alleged, that could give
her points on certain stock that would not
fail to enrich their Golfers. The Doctor did
not have that amount to invest, 30 the
schemer proposed to go for SPOOL"
A third party could be let into the So
cret, she said, and she would guarantee the
one-third OF the amount necessary for her
share. The third party was soon lound in
the person OF Mr., Pinzer. The latter did
not have the necessary amount, but agreed
to pay his share, and to satisfy the firm
put up part OF the capital. This he REIN
forced until the 81 $50 was paid, and on
the 18th Of August an agreement OF part
neEship Of the three parties was drawn up
and signed. Dr. Fitch had already adj
vanced his share OF the "pool," and, ac-
cording to the chief operator, the stock was
purchased, consisting OF shares in the Chi
cago and Northwestern Railroad,
As time went on and no dividends were
announced the capitalists became uneasy
and began questioning the promoter OF the
scheme, Mr., Pinzer soon found out that he
had been swindled and by the notorious
Mrs, Peck, He then demanded the return
OF his money at q meeting which they held
in the Astor House, butswas only laughed
at. He therefore appealed to Inspector
Barnes and that official procured the war.
rant from the same Judge who Issued the
the one in the Babbitt case. Mrs, Peck is
forty years al age, very plain in appear.
ance, but possessed with good education
and splendid conversational powers.
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BoSroN, December 5-The Indications
still are that the Pacific bank will succeed
in saving the banks organization. The
weeks statement show they have raised
the $500000 expected Of them, and will de.
liver 1t before night. The directors an.
nonnce they have provided for the 81 ,OOO,-
600 required from the Stockholders. 1t is
notprobable that the doors will not be open
for business for some days yet, for addi.
tloatl time Is needed properly classify tho
assets, etc. The clerical force will be re.
organized and new officers chosen. A
private creditor has heavily attached the
property Of President Beryon,
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hIIEnMAN.H NIL.
The Text Of IterundInE IlilI introduced
by senator sherman.

WAsntSoroS, December 5.-The follow
ing is the text Of three per cent. refund
ing bill introduced this afternoon by Sen.
atot Sherman.
Be Il Endcied! Section l. that the SCcte.
tary Of the Treasury is hereby authorized
10 receive, at the Treasury Of the United
States, lawful money Of tile United States,
10 the amount Of fifty dollars, or any null
tiple Of that sum, and to iSslie In exchange
thereto all equal amount Of registered cou.
pon bonds OF the United States, Of the de.
nominations Of $50, si0O, 500, 81 900 and
$4,000 Of such form rs he may prescribe,
bearing interest at the rate oil three
per cent per annun, payable either
nunrtefly or seini.annually at the Treasury
Of the United States. Such bonds shall be
exempt from all taxation by or under State
authority, and be payable at the pleasure
OF the United States after the LIST day Of
JANUARY, 1887. The order OF their payment
10 be determined by law, OF in the absence
Of such legislation, by rules and regllH.
tions 10 be prescribed by the Secretary Oi
the Treasury. The money deposited un.
der this act shall bo promptly applied
solely to the redemption oithe bonds Of the
United States, bearing 81 per cent interest
and the aggregate amount Of deposits un.
der this act shall not exceed the sum o.
$500, 600, 900,
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SEEING sIeIrs sIN NEw YoRIs.
one Of the ohio Edliors sees More Than
lie Exnaeteu.

New YoRK, December 5.-The Timtt
says: Mr. Harris, aged sixty, editor Of the
Democratic press, Of Ravenna, Ohio, while
seeing sights IN New York, being here
with n delegation Of seventy.six Ohio edi.
tors OIL the same business, was taken in by
bunCo men Friday night and fleeced out OF
$l25 in cash and 500 in personal notes.
Tic went alone, and at II o'clock was
found by Ills associates In the hands Of two
girls near tue Aliens, and taken away from
them and lodged In the Grand Central
Hotel. He got out, went II alone
again, and met n man who called
him Brown. lie said Brown was not bis
name, and told him what t was. He soon
after met n inan who addressed him cor.
reCtly and took him to private art gal.
lefy. Tie man entered and won steadily.
Soon this induced Harris to enter and lie
won steadily Until $1,000 In cash was piled
on the table to his credit, The $l25 he had
In his own pocket was paid out In percent.
age To the dealer, and note for 5000 besides.
Then he started In whole, winning against
similar sun and lost. The gamblers, at
his earnest entreaty lent him $50 TO get
home. Tho other editors are disgusted.
The police cannot find the place, because
Harris don't reColleCt II.
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FoRKloN MnrRa,

The French Chamber OF Deputies IA.
hulled the elections Of La DaGrede aid
Amagat on the ground that the tlecli6i
W'ru carried by clerical Influence
Six hundred Of the Duke Of Deyohsiiio
tenants have decided not 10 p,,y tS6ia (
cept with a reduction Of 90 per cent
The pigeon shooting match between b
Carver and Stuart Morley resulted I'd
ue, each killing SO,
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Are YOU disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excfuCiating pain Of cutting teeth I
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States Sold everywhere. % cents 4 bottle,
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CHICAGO, December 5.-This morning
Frank Banke, tailor living on Sie.el
street, cut his young child's throat from
ear to ear with a butcher knife, killing the
infant instantly, and then endeayored to
kill himself He cut great cash in his
own throat and stabbed himself several
times In the stomach. Physicians say lie
may get well. Banke had been out OF en-.
ployment for some time, and had become
very despondcnt, He bought the knife on
Saturday,
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QUEEN or C0NFi0gNCE WOMEN
once More In the Tolls Of the hOtropOii
anA AAaIInn

New YOnK, December 6.-on a bench
warrant issued by Justice Bixby, tnspec.
TOR Dytnes' detectives arrested Elizabeth
Peck, (who hhs many aliases), OH charge
Of securing si,O5O upon false pretenses
from Samuel W. pinzer, a manufacturer Of
pills at No. 22 New Chambers street. Mrs.
Peck has been named the "qaeen Of conf
dence women" ever since Rhe obtained
s2i 900 worth Of diamonds by false repre-.
sentatiOns from John D. Grady, tile burg.
lars barker, three years ago. In January,
1878, she was arrested for swindling u. +.
Babbiu, the soap manufacturer, out Of Sig,'
900. II was shortly after her release she
purloined diamonds from q wealthy Cuban
gentleman to The value VI $4,000.
AT present there are numerous indiCt-
ments against the prisoner resting in the
District Attorneys Office which, through
some tcchnicality, have not been enforced.
In the present instance she adopted q new
scheme and succeeded in The following
way; Making the acquaintance Of a Dr.
Fitch, OF Brooklyn, she proposed to him q
plan by which $4,000 could be made In q
little while II $500 was faised TO put Ii
the Investment, She claimed the persona
acquaintance ot several brokers who com
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ment Asylum for the Insane, at Washing
ton, thought upon the theory that the
facts setfofthin hypothetical questions were
true, the prisoner was undoubtedly insane.
DR.. jus. Il. Mcbride, Of Milwaukee, Wis,
and Dr.. Claiming, Of Brooklyn, Mass,
also thought, taking Hypothetical propo-
stlons, it wins true that the prisoner was
insane. DR.. Theodore W, Fisher, OF Boston,
would dislike to be confined to statement
Of the facts contained in the Hypothetical
question, but Il iicompelled to answer, would
say be should Judge the prisoner insane.
The witAess was informed by the prose-
cution that they would want him for wit
ness. Scoville announced that he had no
more witnesses present, and would intro
duce but two or three more before closing
his casn
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wMnxoroS, December 5.-prof. ]. W.
Shively, who calls himself the "True
Messiah, arrived in this city on Thurs.
day and took rooms on Sixth street lie
q once addressed letter TO Judge Cox,
Judge Porter and others connected with
ihc Gueau trial, TO convince them Of the
iialaCy Of Guitpau's alleged inspiration. In
hislettcr to Judge Cox lie demanded to be
pq! on the stand TO confront Guiteau and
leIl when and where to find this awful
Deity OF tie Republican party. The
police were notified and this morning ar.
rested him, lie will be sent TO the Insane
Asvlutu n, la,
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Annn.iln. ntai,rlni,nrn.

WooSsocxEr, Il. l., December t.-s.
Cook and Horace Cook, Of the Cook Worst
81 Company, whose mill Is at Waterford,
Massachusetts,, were arrested at the In
s9nCeot o, II. Sampson 4 Company, COM
mission merchants, Of Boston, for whom
lhe worsted company manufactured carpet
yarn on contract, Sampson 4 Company
furnishing the raw material. There was a
supposed slrinkngc Of fifty per cent, The
actual shrinkagc II Is alleged Nas only
i9uy.two per cent, and II Is claimed that
he difference was kept back by the Cooks
and sOldlo other parties,
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, Presidents message was not fort

Tur Presidents message was not forth
coming aiteral yesterday and it is notice
sble that those cnterprising journals who
have been anticipating the delivery OF
.ncb communications to Congress in their
'aInmps have not succeeded in securing
sonies In other words, their past actions
Sayebeen equivalent to the plucard; "LOOk
on, for sneak thieves
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READY FOR BUSINESS.
THE ORGANIZATION OF THE HOUSE.
The Weak Opposition to Chaplain POWSn-Th'
New sp,akSr-PIO. to WrO't Judge Ksll0I''
ChalrmaulhIp From HIn-ThO Probable
DI,tributlOa the ChaIrnanIhIpI.
Special dispatch to the lntelllgoncOr,

Special dispatch to the IntelllgenCer,
WAsuINGroN, December 5,-Despite th'
rumors Of last night, every officer nomi
mated by the Republican caucus, Saturday
was elected without opposition, The Oppo
sition to Mr., Mcpherson, by Barr ant
Errett, Of Pennsylvania, did not materi
alize and after all Of Houk's talk OF
FIGHTING REV, POWER,
the caucus nominee for Chaplain, he met
with no opposition,
Ex-Governor Bishop, Of Ohio, has been
in town all day, and has devoted a large
portion Of his time to securing Democratic
votes for Mr.. Power. The result was that
when the House met Mr.. Bishop had &C.
cured six Democratic votes from Kentucky
for Mr.. Power should he need them, and
beside this had the pledge Of Samuel RAN
dali to secure Powers election by Demo-
cratic votes II necessary The cx-
Governors sole interest in the Re-
publican nominee was the fact that he was
q Campbellitc, which sect, without respect
to party, aided greatly in Mr. Bishops
election in Ohio in 1877,
THE NEW SPEAKER.
The new Speaker, Gen, Keiter, by his
digniRed bearing and impartial ruling in
the midst OF very trying debate to-day,
won the respect and admiration from all
sides Of the House. His success with the
gavel was n surprise to his friends MS well
as opponents, and they prophesy for him a
brilliant career us Speaker.
GUARDIANSHIP or THE WAYS AND MEANS
COMMITTEE,
A well authenticated report says tonight
that n strong effort Is being made to take
the Craftsmanship Of the Ways and Means
Committee from Judge Kelley, who ap-
pears to have lein upon it. 1t is said
there are men coming from States just rs
strongly interested in protection US Pennsyl-
vania, who will care for protection fur more
etectually than Kelley Mckinley, OF Ohio,
is strongly urged for the position. Strange
rs it may seem, two Pennsylvania Repre-
sentatives arc said to be connected in this
plot to deprive Kelley Of what he considers
his right.
TIE PROMINENT ciIAIRsuPS.
A close friend OF Sneaker Kciier makes
the followlngasser regarding the Chair
manships tonight:
Approprlations--Frank IIiscock, New
York.
Banking and Currcncy-W. W. Grape,
Massachusetts.
Pacific Railroads - Benjamin Butter
worth, Ohio.
Claims Richard Crowley, New York
CSmmerce-MOrk Dunnell, Minnesota.
Public Lands-J. Ii. Ketchan, New
York.
PostofIlces and Post Roads--J. G. Cau-
non, Illinois.
District OF Columbia-H. ]. Neal, Ohio.
War Claims-C. G. Carpenter, Iowa.
Public Expenditures Romualdo PaChcco,
California,
Agriculture-Edward X Valentine, Ne
braska.
Indian Russell Errott, Pennsyl'
vania.
Military AHairs-Anson McCook, New
York.
Naval AfEairs-Geo. NJ. Robson, New
Jersey.
Foreign Affairs-Mr. Kasson, Iowa.
ElcCtions-Mr. Orth, Indiana.
Private Land Claims-J. G. Burrows,
Michigan.
There are twenty-five more chairman
ships to assign, but these are the most i'm
portant.
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,CtScfSSAri, December 5.-Manuiactur.
efs and dealersin leather and leather goods
formed Hide and Leather Exchange by
adopting a constitution to-day. There
will be a meeting Of the officers held on the
third Monday In December.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, December 5.-Maude
Howard, Colored, an inmate Of the city
Jail, lit cigarette in her cell yesterday and
threw lighted matches over her head. Her
dress became ignited and before the flame,
were extinguished she was severely burned.
She was taken TO the City Hospital, where
she died this morning.
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HuNNEwELLE, December 5.-The COM
mission appointed to confer with Colonel
Danford respecting tho affairs Of his banks
here and at Caldwell and 0sage City, have
accepted his proposition and left with him
this afternoon to meet his friends This
will probably settle the whole matter and
dismiss the prosecutions.
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THE CHINESE FRONTIER.

ST. PETERSBURG, December 5.-The
NuOe Hrema says the Chinese intend to
extensively fortify tho western frontier at
Kuldja, when they occupy that distriCtnext
spring, and will transfer eight thousand
families from Kashgaria 10 replace those
who emigrated TO Russia. There has been
two Mussulmnn revolts In the last four
months against the Chinese gnrfison ht
Ganghissar. One hundred Chintst. were
massacrcd, and four hundred rebels were
subsequently beheaded.
NOT CENT ron REWARD, BuT THOUSANDS
FoR PROSECUTION. NJ
LoSpoN, December 5.-Tt is stated that
the Earl Of Crawford and BalCarrcs has do.
Cided that he will not offer reward for the
recovery Of the body Of his father, but will
spend any sum Of money tracking tie
thieves,
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Fine nehnyior for vocIaI CIreIo,,

WALTON, Ga, December 5.-NIrs. Jack
son, OF Social Circle, was cut in horrible
manner by Mrs. Auglin, who thought her
husband was paying his attentions to Mrs.
Jackson. Mrs. jackson Is reported dead.
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AWEEK'S EXCHANGES.
Showing the Condition of the BuSlneSs
of the Country.

lostoS, December 5.-From the Post I:
the following table shows the total gross e1-
changes at the leading clearing houses in
the United States, tweny.three being for
the week ending December Sd, and ono in
Louisville for five business days, ending
November 80, together with comparison
with the gross exchanges Of some clearing
houses for corresponding weeks Of 1880:
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CoLuNBus, Ga December 5.--Nfn, JIM!
Clewis and child, living near Antioch
Church, Thomas county, was found NM.
dered A colored man suspected is Ia iall
al Thomasyille. ri
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MS OWN ExpERT.

Guiteau interrupted him and demanded
that subpnnas be issued for General Grant,
Senator Conkling, Governor Jewell and
others he had mentioned on Saturday,
Finding no objection to his interruption,
Guiteau proceeded to make an incoherent
harangue, while his counsel smiled COM
placently, as II feeling that the prisoner
was making more headway with the jury
than any expert testimony could compass
He was finally silenced by Judge Cox, and
Scoyille read from Guiteau's book, "Truth," !"
until the hour OF adjournment.
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FELtbwS sYRtP will cure Pulmonary Con.
sumption In tile lltst, and will give great
relief and pfolohg life 10 tile second and third
stages.
III restoring persons suffering from the
effects Of plphtlltrla aud the cough following
Typhoid Fever, prevalent In this region, Il
acts With expedition and entire tatiSiaction
MW4Aw
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VUI7TuV VI 4VUW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The business Of the country, us reflected
In the Clearing House, exhibits the house
falling Off in the general trade, due TO the
close Of the season, which has become more
general than was reported a year ago, be-
sides, ms general reason, there has been
local causes operntngin the different cities
which lave affected adversely the clear
ings in those cities. In spite oil these ad-
verse influences the grand total OF ex-
changes for the week, 81 1926, ,022,3 ,30S, stands
some distance ahead Of those In some cities
last week when the figures stood at 81, ,l52,-
g1i 100
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NEwArK, N. j., December 5.-Gustave
Ziruth, convicted Of blackmailing and con-
spiraCy, was sentenced to two years to
State prison and $500 fine.
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Ghs grtelIigenter.
o9te,. I'm, rs aud "a Fourteenlh Street.

WASHINGTON, D. c., is to have a new
newspaper, called Common Sen''' II any
~ n,occ needs common sense, that is the
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BAnsoS, N, v, December b.--tiaishts
Mnhety at Milton Centre, burned last
evening, Loss, $4,000,