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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-16
ACItr pnrtInII1 RInoird.

Rock ISLAND, Ill, April l5.-There was
considerable alarm here during the night,
caused by the rapid rise Of the Mississippi,
owing to the gorge OF ice. The FIRE bells
were rung and the congregation which
had just assembled In St. Joseph's CGtho-
lie Church rushed madly out. The water
works were flooded and the Holly engines
disabled, leaving the works entirely sus,
pended. The water reached above the
furnace gates. The water overfiowed in
the region OF the glass works, Buiord's
plow works and Weyerhaussrs saw mill,
and caused general stampede ol
poor people living on the fat known 90
Doslough. Trains on the Peoria railroad
were stopped and the street cars were sua.
pended. Many people vacated the lower
floors Of their houses, taking up the car.
pets, and everything liable 10 damage.
There were grave fears that the dykes
would break and flood the entire city. ex-
Cspt the blufs. ,.-
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An Unsuccessful spectator Takes his
LIZ.

CHICAGO, April 15-L. R, Ramsey, jun.
ior member OF the firm Of Ramsey & Son,
doing business in the stock yards, suicided
at his residence, Emerald avenue, town Of
Lake, near Fourth street, at On early hour
this morning. He returned home from
the organization and installation OF officers
Of the Abraham Lincoln lodge, G. A. R.,
shortly. alter midnight, and after kissing
his wife and boy good night, he retired to
another room. Shortly after his wife
heard the report Of pistol, and rushing
to his bed side found him breathing his
last. He was sho! through the heart. The
cause assigned for the rash act Is unsuC.
Cesstul speculation In provisions.
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CHICAGO, April 15.-Johu wiedsh was
arrested at o'clock this morning for
setting fire TO his liquor store, S6s West
Eleventh street, It is supposed, for the
purpose Of getting 81 500. The FIRE was
discovered BY Mr.. Brown, living upstairs,
and rushing down he found Wieder stlll
In the saloon and the Are kindled In three
place Under whisky barrels. In a few
moments Mr. Brown and bis family
would probably have been blown sky
hiuh
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ArSsATIoNALsroRY
That the Remains or A. T. stewart HA
NJ Last Reen Pound.

That the Remains OF A. T. Stewart Have
..,' NJ Last Reen Pound.
NEW YoRk, April 15.-1t Is believed the
body A. T. Stewart now lies in the crypt
OF the Stewart memorial cathedral at Gar.
dan City. It tis said that about two weeks
ago o midnight train arrived at Garden
Olty, that Mr.. Hilton, Mrs. Stewart and
about half q dozen others got If he train
and went to the cathedral, while from the
baggage car was taken coffin, which was
also taken to the cathedral, aud that the
party was there q long timo, the cathedral
being lighted and the doors locked. The
body was then placed In the crypt, covered
with heavy stones, and the masonry
sealed with cement.
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AN OFF DAY,
no SESSION OF THE SENATE, AND
THEREFORE NO ROW.
Some Important lIatiers tfrOni the Ha.
IIonaI Capital - VIEgiDiR Politics
from u straight Republican
audpOInt-The Robertson
NOmInHllOu, &c, dc.
RlnERIsoN,s NoMlNArIoN.

No Sort Of Compromise COuntenaneed
BY the PFSsIdeat-COnkIlnE's Probable
Policy.
WASHINGTON, April l5.-A prominent
New jersey Republican, editor Of leading
Republican paper in Jersey City, had q
long talk with the President on the sub
ieCt OF Robsrtson's nomination, He Gays
that the President will neither Withdraw
Robertson ner consent to any sort Of COM
promise; that the President says 1t Is q
case To test whether the executive or the
legislature power oil the government con.
trolls the nominations for Office, and the
matter had better hs decided at the very
beginning OF the administration; that the
President did not want to open any tight,
but aS 1t Is made, be thinks the sooner II
is decided the better. He says the Presl-
dent Is determined to recognize all the
elements OF the Republican party and will
not be driven from that policy.
This gentleman says further that the ad-
vices OF the administration are that Conk
ling will not seek 10 smother Robertson's
nomination In tie committee, bnt that he
too proposes to make square fight, rely.
ing on the Senate to sustain him; that
COnkling will try TO get an adverse report
on Robertson from the Commerce Com.
mittes and submit this report to the Senate
with q speech endorsing It, Three mem.
bers cf the Commerce Committee are
openly favorable TO Robertson's condrma.
tIon, but II Is probable that majority
will agree TO report adversely.
The President and Cabinet are desirous
OF having some Of the nominations con.
6rmsd, and 1t Is generally stated and be.
heved tonight that an executive session
will be held about next TnesdAy.
Postmaster General James goes over to
New York tomorrow.
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or Immigrants tanning over - Som
MOneyed Men.

or ImmIErAnts tanning over - BOtne
MOneyed 11en.
NEw YoRK, April l5,-0Ver t,1OO immi'
grants have landed at Castle Garden with.
In the past twenty.four hours. The class
OF immigrants thst has been pouring into
this port during the present season is far
above the aVersge In social and material
condition. A single German banking
house Of thiscity csshed drafts aggIegating
Sl0O 900 for immigrants who arrived BY
the three last German steamships, A
strange passenger who arrived on the
Labrador, from France, on her recent
trip, had Hity thousand iancs In gold
bslted about bis waist under his clothing.
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WASHINGTON, April 15.-A large dslega.
ton OF manufacturers OF woolen goods
called upon Assistant Secretary French,
ot the Treasury Department, to-day and
expressed a desire to be heard upon the
construction OF the decision Of the su.
preme Court, which reduced the duty to
80 cents per pound on a large class Of
WOODEN fabrics, aud held that the stock
ings OF worsted and cotton are dutiable at
80 per cent Advalorem, under the schedule
IN" which includes several enumerated
articles with the stocking and not under
the schedule IL" as knit goods, at q
higher rate ofduty. The articles Of the most
importance 10 American manufacturers
appear to be knit shirts and drawers, and
az there is some doubt as to whether these
articles are included in the decision refer.
red to, the Treasury Department has di.
reCted the collector not to apply the de-
Cision 10 this class Of goods until otherwise
ordered. The delegation will be heard to-
morrow,
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LOUISVILLE, April 15.-The Chancellor
OF the Louisville ChSncery Court this
morning In the case Of Stewart VS.. Sim.
mons and Dickenson oyerruled the de.
PENDANTS motion to dissolve the injunC.
tion. and held that Stewart was the sole
owner Of the Frankfort lottery and had
the exclusive right to operate the lottery
under that grant; that Simmons and
Dickinson had no right to the property
in the lottery; that they were admitted 10
be insolvent and ths! the injunction, up.
on the grounds Of public policy, must be
continued
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Az ENGINEER,s CLAIlI.
Against His LRIe Employers for PeeunI.
RFY Damages,

CHICAGO, April l5.-Duane o. Ross has
brought suit against the Chicago, Mil.
waukee and St. Paul Railway company, for
the purpose Of recovering $50. 900 for dam.
ages received by the plaintiff at the hands
OF the defendant. The plaintiff is loco.
motive engineer, and received his iniu.
ries in acolIision with wild freight train
running on the road against the rules and
regulations, without the plaintiffs knowl.
edge, and when he was runaiug his train
along in the regular way, He was terribly
injured, SO that he will be unable to work
again. He therefore claims that he has
suffered damages to the amount OF $50, 1875,
In addition he AYERS that when he was
thus injured his Expectation OF life was
twentY'seven years and six months, and
that for ten years OF that time he could
have worked at his vocation and received
wages at the rate OF 1870 per ldGy but for
the conduct Of the defendant In putting on
the wild train. For this be claims special
damages to the amount Of 81, 900.
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A Family of Fi,s Psrsoss aaRsrinE Ter.
fibiy from TfIehiuOaIs.

CLRvELASD, April l5.-wm. Degsnet,
a German, residing at IS Brooklyn street,
with his wife, two sons and a daughter are
suffering from the effects Of that terrible
disease TriChinosis. II was brought on
by eating raw sausages. Mr.. DeRener &
himsell In a very dangerous condition, and
II Is with the greatest diticulty that he can
LAko nouEiahmank.
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Ollie and N.st tIt.lnI. ], .It.0.h

IL .VLVNar', o. Apfili5.-The meeting Of
Ne "a, e,locGholdeu Of the Ohio and West
NJ bnsts'S p'i, soad took place in the rooms Of
a's "a resident yesterday morning. This
MS ",I !ynhS road, having been In opefation
,os1 @ 'slEs my January let The business Of the
,yal', .,J however, has been moot PROSPEROUS
sJG seinS,2,aiagiug. There haa been no lack
Ill., bms,stis and plenty Of passenger travel,
m ,DV StsS, sgaI runs iIom Columbus to Logan
h" 10 y lns MI, locking Valley track, from Logar
usrnpoIis on ils own new track, snt
,b. Gvm ealiipolis 10 Pomeroy. through
He,s. H. s.eah OF tue mineral region Of M
Nv ,iSVAi9s Valley, and carries large quAntl
po,,.ol ~ o. salt i,Gm the salt iIruGces 0
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CABINET mEETlNG YESTERDAY.
CUnfereace ON the situation of the Da
hota NuHerers-C Copy rights.

AOtb HuutEeLH-SOpyEkuAs'
WASHINGTON, April l5.-The War and
Navy Departments were unreprsssntsd
at the Cabinet meeting to-day, owing to the
absence Of Secretaries Hunt and Lincoln.
The situation In ID kota was considered.
President Garfield called attention to the
destitute condition Of hundreds Of home
less sufferers by the floods, and expressed
an earnest desire 10 have every needed 70.
lief extended with the least possible de-
lay. II was decided to authorize the
issuing Of army rations for two weeks, and
clothing and supplies. Arrangement was
Slso made by which salt meat, which can.
not be furnished at needed points In sui.
ficient quantities by the War Department,
will be furnished through the Interior De-
partment from the Indian supplie-, 10 be
replaced eventually BY the War Depart
msnt.
Gov. Ofdway was at the White House
Immediately alter the Cabinet meeting 10
confer with the President relative to car.
tying out plans for relief.
The Postmaster General has iesned a
general order concerning the violation o.
The copyright, and designating ss untnail.
able matter any publications which vic.
lstes any copyright granted by the United
States,
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rss average cost Of teaching per pupil
&, III, he PbIlaielphis schools is 80 46. Based
~ - .npaa expenditure the average cost is
|osr ~ The school Board is shortly to
~ .,,,i5sr an amendment to the rules pro-
,5'r, that no pupil shall be excluded
,.sm,,bs % school by reason OF color.
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ST. LOUIS, April l5.-The Republicans Ell
Paso, Texas, special says; Day before yes.
to-day two young mexicans named Jouri.
que and Sanchez were shot and killed by
Americans in difficulty about some land
some eight miles up the river from
here. The Mexican Consul, with an
armed force Of Mexicans, having obtained
permission from the Mayor, came over
here and took possession Of the dead
bodies. While the, remains were in wagon
in from. Of Justices Office awaiting an
inquest, between and o'clock last
night, a dispute arose about the
presence OF the armed Mexicans be.
tween ]. W. Campbell, John Hale, and a
policeman named Krempkan. Hale cover.
ed krempksn With a pistol, and shooting
began. Hale was:shot, Kremkan, the City
Marsha, was shot and a Mexican accident
ally, also Campbell, making six men,
lying In the street at one time. Hale
died in q few minutes after being shot,
Krempkan WAS killed instantly, Campbell
died this morning aud the Mexican Is In a
critical condition,
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FAiaIItIss a ,IIlWnnLee.

MILWAUKEE,, April l5,-Johu Schultz,
Of Milwaukee, was run over and killed by
the cars in the Chicago, Milwaukee < ".
Paul yards to-day. Fred. Baumap, 81
years old, was found dead and is supposed
10 have committed suicide,
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CrSctNSArr, April l6.-J. G. Unser, a
dispatch clerk in the Cincinnati PostofIice,
was arrested this morning for robbing the
msils Of letters containing money. Mr..
Burt, superintendent oil m ails, set deCoy
for him, hid, watched and discovered him
IN the act and arrested him. He admits
this case Of stealing, but denies having
stolen previously. For several months
valuable packages have been stolen from
these mails. He was held to answer and
iB In iall,
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PHtbADzbpHtA, April 15.-All persona
who are given employment on the Lehigh
Valley Railroad, are required 10 sign a
tom petance pledge, which sets forth that
while Ia the employ Of that corporation
the party taking L will abstain entirely
from the use Of all intoxicating liquors a
a beverage, and that houses where drinks
are sold will not be visited.
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sPRiSoFrLD, lii, April 15.--ifemotial
services at the tomb Of Abraham Lincoln
we're held this morning at 7.3O o'clock.
The Governor and large number Of Leg.
ieIasoFS were present and participated in
the ceremonies,
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A FAMILY AYPAIR,
Two Married women EIOpe With TFamps,
UuIOFInnateIy for one Of TEamps.


Unfortunately for one OF rTFamps.
CINCINNATI, o., April ia Timss,Stdr
special says: A week ago two tramps, who
had been living some time with Ben Davis
and son, on St. Francis river, ssventy.tiVs
miles south Of Memphis, persuaded the
wives OF the two DAviGes, in the absence OF
their husbands, TO elope, and they started
down the river on fiat boat, The
younger Davis on coming home armed
himself with shot gun, took passage on
q steamer in pursuit and came up to the
party, who were encamped on the back,
Prevailing on the Captain TO slow up he
shot and killed the tramp who abducted
his wife. He got of at the next landing,
came back and found the dead man de.
serted. From q pardon in his pocket he
found the mans name was Clark, an
Illinois convict.
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A sNAKEsroRY
which Would be Less HtRrtlIng n Not
b. 4 from a TemperAneA Town.

:
CLEVELAND, April 15,-A LEADER special
chronicles an interesting case at Mount
Vernon, ZiIler Williams shot and killed q
stork three feet ands half high when
erect, The bird being strange II was
taken to the office Of Dr.. Robinson and
examined by ornithologiCal experts
While being handled the head OF snake
protruded from tho fowls mouth. Ma.
turally the spectators dropped the bird
and awaited Developments. The snake
Crawled out from his strange prison in
the stork's stomach, and proved to be as
rare o specimen among the ophidians as
the stork 10 In North America fauna. The
reptile measured four feet in length and
three and half inches In circumference.
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VIRGINIA KEPUBLICANs

Call Upon PFesIdeut GaF1eId aud Ask
Him TO Discourage any Coalition with
MRhOns-COI. MOsby to be the straight
Republican Candidate for Governor Of
virginia.
WASHINGTON, April ia delegation Of
Virginia Republicans headed by Con.
gresham Jorgensou called on the Pfesi'
dent to-day and begged him not to reCog
nlzs Malone or to encourage any Repub'
lican coalition with him. Representa-
tive Jorgenson was the principal speaker,
and he assured the President that the Vlr.
ginia Republicans will not form any coall.
ton with Malone. He said that the
Republicans want q straightout Re.
publican ticket and any attempt to
force On alliance with Malone
will be fatal to the party. Jorgenson
stated that straight Republican conven-
ton will be held 10 ninety days 10 nomi'
nate straight Republican ticket for State
officers In Virginia. That was intended
to nominate General WiCkham for Gov.
ernor, but business prevents him from
running, and the present purpose Is to
nominate Colonel Mosby, now consul
at Hong.Kong. Instead Of appointing
more readiusters the delegation urged the
President TO remove those now holding
ofice. The President said he would
thoroughly consider oil Of the questions
and act for the best good Of the Republl.
can party. Mr.. Jorgsnson thinks they
have stopped any chance Of atEiliation with
Malone. ...|
General Miles was here to-day and says
the Whitaker Court Martial will be wound
up In two weeks.
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AIDES srRuCrIvE rIRE


Escape OF FIfemeu.
BuTFAIo, April 15.-A disastrous are
broke out in the hat man nutactory Of Stat.
ford, Foul & Co., situated in Matthews
Block, at midnight last night. destroying
the stock Of the firm. amounting 10 S25,.
900; insured for S22, 900. The loss on the
building, owned by J. N. Matthews, editor
Of the Morning ErpresI, Is $40, 900; insured.
The establishments oi Z. Htrschheld 4 Co.
and Hiram Exstein, adjoining, were in.
jured by water TO the extent Of $50, 900;
both, insured The cause Of the Ere Is IN.
known Several 6remen narrowly escaped
with their lives, being carried down tire
floors, but wero rescued.
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Rev. stuart Robinson Resigns His Pas
t0Fnte.

LOUISVILLE, April 15.-At the meeting
Of the Louisville Presbytery this morning
Dr.. Stuart Robinson resigned his position
as pastor Of the Second Presbyterian
Church, giving Rs reason his sge and
failing health, which made II impossible
for him to bear the tolls and troubles OF
active ministerial duties. DR.. Robinson
has been pastor Of the Second Church
over twenty-five years, and is the most
prominent minister In Louisville, and
perhaps the most prominent minister in
the Presbyterian Church South.
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An "UBeis rom's Cabin" Troupe RotteB
RR1Rd.

ATLANTA, April, l5.-At Griffin, Ga
jubilee singers presenting "Uncle Toms
Cabin last night were saluted with a
shower oil rotten eggs. Uncle Tom was
struck on the cheek and Eli,d on the
neck, and all the performers we're spotted
with eggs. II broke up the show. Some
OF the egg throWers we're arrested,
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srEUBESvlLLE, April l5.-Mrs. Col. Alex
Doyle, Of this city, died this morning at
the residence Of her daughter, Mrs. Drake,
at Warren, Ohio. She was In her seventy.
tiith year. Two Of her Sons reside in Pitts.
burgh one In New York, md one in Chi.
cSgo. Her husband survives her.
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ObsniBE Of the Baas Bali season Al
Cleveland.

CLEvELASD, April l5.-The base ball
team played lie first game Of the season
with the White Sewing Machine Company
nine, sttong local semi. professional club.
The following Is the scores Cleveland, 2;
White, 0. The Cleveland team only went
70 the bat eight timee,
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MnwAuEEE, April iO.-A special to the
Republican iAyS that Mrs. HobSon, Of
wAupaca, aged sixty years, is experiment.
ing at abstinence from food, and has
nov lived eight days on nothing but
wafer.
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ray Pennsylvania Railroad Company
b,,s,dsr consideration the basket lunch
,r,,sn On trains, so popular on the Boston
1 A.blay road. There are gix bills OIL
h,,. the price being forty cents. The
orders are sen. ahead by telegraph to the
,,.,tou, whsrs the baskets are delivered
Ia. bnke:4 hAya neat compartments,
nth all the couyenienCss for comfort
MA replst, and extras Of fruits or drinks
,s also furnished. The basket lunch is 9
French idea, aud Is worthy Of adoption
gbs,sger there Is a railroad.
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AssAssINs ExECUTED.

Five OF the COnsPiralOrs Against Ih'
Care Life, IneIudIng q Lady o.
PFIneely Birth, Put 70 Death at 90
PeteHbuFE,
ST.. PETERSBURG, April 15.-The Nihi
lists convicted Of having been concerned
in the successful plot against the life o.
the late Car, were hanged at the Fortress
at 10 o'clock this forenoon, with the ex
csption oil Hssssy Hslfman, whose execu'
ton was postponed on account Of her deli
cate condition. Those hanged were
MichaeloH, Russakoff, KibSltschitisch, Je-
liabof and Sophie Pieofsky.
The condemned were escorted from the
fortress to the place OF execution by the
Cossacks and the infantry, with the drums
beating and files playing DstAchments
Of all the regiments OF guards in st. Peters
burg surrounded the sCRtfold. All the
prisoners received ministrations from the
Priests and kissed the cross and each
other They were very firm, except Russa'
kotf, who tainted at the last moment,
The rope with which MiChSelof was to
be hanged broke, and he fell 10 the ground,
thriIl Of horror ran through the i'm.
mense copcourse OF spectators who wit.
messed the execution, which was tearfully
intensified when, MiChaelof having again
mounted the sCatfold, and new rope be-
ing adjusted, he was swung of the second
time With the same result. The rope
agsin parted. Many Of the witnesses
turned away in horror, but MiChaelof
firmly ascended the steps again, and stood
during the lengthy preparations for the
third attempt 70 take his life without Q
tTemor. The order was not interrupted
by the populace,
Many thousand people passed the night
at the place Of execution. The convict
prisoners were conveyed from The fortress
in two carts, with their backst0 the horses,
and their hands tied 10 bands on their
breast, bearing the word "Regictde" In
large letters. Alter hanging for twenty
minutes the bodies were cut down, and
taken to a cemetery outside the city.
1t was some time ago reported that the
Czar had expressed desire to temper
the fat Of Justice with royal Clemency, II
the prisoners would confess and appeal 10
him for mercy. This all declined 10 do
out Russakof and MiChAelo6, whose
petitions were ignored by Alexander.
Sophie Pieofsky even expressed hope
that her sex or noble birth would not In.
huence the executors OF the law to more
mercitul teatment Of herself than her fol-
low conspirators.
Madam Heliman will be executed ss
soon as her health admits after the birth
Of her child.
ANOTHER NIHILIST TAKEN.
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RIcuNoSp, Va, Aprii 1b.-GovsrnOr
Holiday declines to interfere In the case
Of Lucinda Fowlks, convicted in Lunen.
burg county, for numbering her husband
! sst January, and sentenced 10 be hanged
the 32d ibRt.
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RALEIGH, N. G., April l5.-A special 10
the Nsesdnd Ob%rrsr says; ". j. Mundsn,
a member Of the Lower House OF the
Legislature, elopsd with the vile Of ]. A.
johnson. They carried of large amount
NJ mohAV