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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-28

A Mysterious Woman In Black Visits
EAsI Newark Weekly.

A Mysterious woman IN Black visits
East Newark Weekly.
NEWARK, o., July H.-EAst Newark 10
all agog over the appearance every Thurs.
day evening, between the hours Of 0 and
II, Of woman in black, who has been
observed some weeks to rise apparently
out Of the ground In the East Newark
picnic grove, situated about one.balt q
mile or lees from the public square Of the
city. She slides behind bugges and ap.
pears to walk on the opposite side OF che
lence along the aide oil those passing that
locality late at night. On Thursday night,
July IA, Jack Rliters had his blood cur.
died by observing her In the grove wing
log her hands 10 manifest agony and
uttaring horrible shrieks. On last Thurs.
day night Will Warden followed her, and
when they were in quiet corner OF the
grove, aud at rather close quSTters, he
addressed her, saying, "What In hi are
you doing here every night2" and at the
very mention Of the biblical name ot the
theological tnrrid zone the mysterious
figure seemed - eVspoTate and was lost 10
view.
She Is tall aud slender, and wears q
shawl ovat ber head which effectually
concealS her spiritual features. She never
utters wnrd--only wrinHs her handa In
apparent sorrow and utters hideous
ahiieks. She has appeared every Thurs
day night ior the past month, and for the
last two occasions has been observed BY o
crowd oil curious tremblers When dog
was set on her Last week she defied the
animal with her flashing eyes, Tor some
moments, then resolved herself into moth.
ing, about the same instant reappeAfing In
the opposite extremity Of the grove BY .
seeming miracle II is the opinion Of those
who have studied her curious movements
that her appearance 10 either Fremont.
ton oi some calamity 10 light upon that
portion of our cl y or that horrible crime
has been perpetrated In the grove she
makss hidsouS every Thursday night by
her shfisks, and that her mission is to dis
close the particulars Of Il. SuperBtition
has got the better OF reason among the
residents Of East Newark. Another effort
is 10 be made next Thursday night to faith.
ON the mystery.
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FENIAN PLOTS
on THIS sIDE ExCIrIHG ENGLAND.
RISetIOnS 81 lhs COntinSat-IAdIERatioH
Of 1PanISh Catholics = Movement
AgaiHst RrSs Trade 10 Germany,
OIhsr Foreign HsWs AotOS.
EMosE IARERMAL nAOnINEs.
NOV They we're DISeOySred-No CIae I
the shipper or COnsIgnee.

the hhiPpeF o. Consignee.
LONDON, July T.-slr William HGrcout
Home Secretary, upon receiving informa'
ton three weeks ago Of the expected ar
rival Of the internal machines, took strin'
gent measures. The isWsss possible mum.
Der Of psrsons were entrusted with the
facts, and these persons were spioined 10
fidelity with the utmost earnestneSs. The
publication Of the news was premature,
and 1t is feared some OF the important
Investigations now going on In regard to
the matter will be rendered ineffective,
while all chance Of discovering the ssndels
or the conaignes Is practically dssEFoYsd,
One oil the machines, retained Of the
head constable's Office o. Liverpool, 10 de.
scribed % very beautifully made and most
effectively designed. Although the ma.
chimes are all charged with an explosive
substance, there Is tolerAbly conducive
evidence that there Was NO intention on
the part Of the sendeTs that they hhould
explode In the holds OF the steam.
eTs while In transit from Boston
to Liverpool, The machine Is inclosed In
an Cblong case Of zinc, Of which It occu'
pies the upper portion, There 10 clock.
work arrangement which, upon being set,
runs aboutix hours Then II oanses the
lever 10 descend upon q tube bearing q
cap, and connecting with the lower hall Of
the case; the tube 10 filled with explosive
material, which upon being hred sets of
the deIonating cap placed In the middle
OF the dynamite compound in the bottom
OF the case. The presumption Ia that the
machines were intended to be used for
destruction or injury ol public butldinGa
throughout the country In accordance
with an admitted Fsnian programme. Un.
the Government have reason
to believe that the same warning voice
which conveyed an inGlmation Of the eI.
penlsd ErfiyGl oil the machines also gave
the hint toi.he senders and oonsiguess.
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CHICAGO, July 27,--L. ]. Clavson, Jr.,
. prominent operator on the Board Of
Trade, wSS drowned last night while bath.
ing 10 the lake at Kenwood. az
CLEVELAND, July 2z-While the schoon-
or Shawnee was nearing this port about
nine O'Clock last evening, towed by the
steam barge Farewell, and at distance OF
nine mules out, Joeeph knight, one Of the
sailors, was accidentally knocked from
the deck by swinging boom and dlSap.
peafed 10 the dark waters. Captain Ca-
dott and his men hurridly threw several
pieces Of lumber overheard, but the unior-
tunate man was not seen 10 rise 10 the
surface. The yaWl boat was then manned
and q search instituted which resulted
only 10 finding the victims hat floating on
the water. Knight was nineteentyearB old
and Feaided in DatHoik
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euIrEAU As A DEAD.BEAr.
The Experience OF Beck Agent q
WhDni he Tried 10 borrow Honey.

Nav YoRK, July T.--Jose Gsllardo, Of
Flushing, L. l., relates a reminiscence Of
Guiteau'a trying to borrow money Of him.
"For some Time" said Mr.. Gallatdo, yea.
terday, II have, when 10 the city, gone 10
Curriers' dining rooms for my meals.
Two or three times had noticed man
sitting Of the table with me, and one day
he spoke 10 lne In the course Of the con.
yersation he asked me what my business
was. | told him | wac an agent OF the
Bible Society. He then told me he
had written q book 10 defend the
Bible from attacks made upon Il, and
that he would be glad II 1.Would sell II
when selling my Bible. He said his
name was Charles Guiteau, and he was o
LAWYER and q theologian. We did not
have much conversation then, but few
DAYS siserward he met me OF the ferry
when l landed, and gave me q copy o.
bis book, telling me II Would readily sell
Tor IS, and he would lot me have 1t for 50
His plan was for me 10. show the book
when I went about, and ad ! received or:
ders 10 get the copies from him. did
not want 10 take II, but he forced II on
me, and paid him the money. When |
got home I read Il, the result being that l
have II yet, never having offered II Tor
sale. Ny reasons for keeping IL were
that saw al once that II was not Z tt
work TO sell. II was oil GniteSu, and no
Bible. II had offered II ior sails | should
have lost every customer | showed II to.
"Some time alter that l met him again
at the dining rooms, and he then told ue
0 story about some very good people 10
Europe, whose names he could not di.
yulee, having ordered work from him on
The subjsct Of Communlpm. He said I've
would make between 50 0UO and A 600 out
Of 1t, but wanted $40 to complete the sum
necessary 10 buy the paper. This he
wanted me TO lend him on his uole, and
he said he would pay me interest | told
him | had no money 10 lend. Then he
wanted mo 10 borrow II foe him,
hat I told him | never borrowed
for myself aud would NOT ior
any one else, Then he asked ma u could
not get IL At my home, meaning Flushing,
and I told him did not intend TO Try. He
raid great deal about how much interest
he would pay me, aud how much be
would do for me in Europe. ! told him |
did not want him 10 use any ittluebee IN
Europe for me, 90 I was 10 America. He
Vot vety much excited, and seemed 90 Gel
upon my doing something that ! Al last
told him would meet him the next day
Sl Lhs Chambers street ferry, but attel
that | SIways went BY another ferry, and
have never seen him since"
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u.dauIu Enquirer
sl,v,u Mead yesterday arrested J. E.
u,Coy and O. NJ, Watson, who are wanted
.PLrmout, West Virginia, for running
,,,, With pair OF mules, which they are
,I.r,d 10 have sold and poCketsd the pro-
...d,, ThS arrest was made on . tele'
,,,nbic order to Colonel Gessors from N.
Eauon, father oil one OF the boys, who
",,i that his son and companion had
,,oisu , Two Of his mulea and deCam ped, The
NM are only seventeen ysaEs old, bat hard
s,.sL Thsy we're found near the ZoOlogi.
s.jCia,dsus, and locked up in the CeptFal
EalIou, where, upon being searched, $50
SndA revolver we're folnd upon Watson
,nd but Sll upon Mccoy. Mead was not
gtlasd with the first searching he had
dpu the boys, and, researching them,
iactsedsd in hnding $50 more In McCoy's
mouth. The young ruuaWAys will be held
70 await the arrival oil Nj. Watson.
CiSslusIu GII'tts'S IecOunt
LE. Mccoy, aged seventeen, and @.
", Watson, Of the same tender years,
var aksn In by Detective steve Mead
yHtsrdGy forenoon, on the strength ot 0
pIUlm received from the father Of the
httsr. The dispatch gave the additional
information that the boys had decAmped
viii pStsr Watson's mules, and 1t was pos
EblJ the loss Of the long.eared specimens
mn;s than the loss Of the foolish son
which induced the old gentleman to send
hEulsgiIm. Mead was ordered by the
Colonel 10 look the boys up, and he et
0ua started for the "Z1o," well
knowing the boy propensity for
monkeys bears and "slch," and
there hs found them. The poor lAds did
not suspect the detective, and as they
tfullsd about the grounds the boys be-
n. 10 think that, aside from certain
ioudresi Ios asking questions relative to
th.irpGSt lives, the stranger was rather 4
nice sort al man. Steve applied the
pump until he obsaiued their names, aud
fGtmont, W. Va, % their place Of resi'
dOnte, and then made the proposition
that they accompany him TO the city,
tad, a they soon found, TO the station
house. Fifty dollars and Q loaded 70.
IolVst were lound on Watson, while Nc.
Coy had tll. There 10 but little doubt
that the boys, who had longing to see
he dIy," Ssld the mules and came hlther
90 The proceeds. Both have pleasant
faces. Mccoy Ia rather small, while Wat.
100 iS the traditional Virginia six feet,
lud $50 thin said Mead, In bis dry way,
"thlsyou could spit through him."
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Romantic SIoTy YTon, oregon.

Portland, oREaoN, July 27.-A case Of
systematic irAud on boy carried through
many years, has Just come 10 light here.
Several years ago Edward Halne came to
live with Mr.. Halne, In East Portland.
Knowing that Mr.. Haiue, whom the young
man supposed to be bis father, received
considerable Bums Of money at stated
periods, he asked Where the money came
from, bat never got satiSfaCtoEy RnsWer.
A abort time since young HAine was at.
tackled at night aud beaten nearly 10 death.
Suspecting his supposed father, Haine left
Tor FAllA FAlla, and now comes back with
positive proof that his father lives In
Leayenworth, Kansas, and the HAine here
u his uncle, who has appropriated since
the victims boyhood oil the money sent
BY bis father Ior his support. Edward
HAine has brought euit against bis uncle
for the recovery Of the money advanced
by his father for him,
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TALKING LoNG RANGE.
A BueeeSsfaI TsAI Win . Bell Telephone
over o LIne og 500 mlIts.

EEw YoRr, July T.-Mr. NOonan, ol
the Paterson, N. j., Telephone Exchange,
and L, @. Bailey, Assistant superinIen'
dent Of The Metropolitan Telephone and
Telegraph Co., made the experiment ol
talking by telephone from Paterson tc
Buffalo yesterday. The distance ID 800
miles Theteat wasmade Eiths Western
Union Telegraph wire. A battery was at
tachsd 10 the wire, with three induction
coils, with primary and secondary con.
nection to increase the force. A RAlvono,
meter and rheostal was also used. The
test is the first one made for 90 long dib.
lance with the induction coil. Mr.. Noon,
an could be heard OF Buffalo, and the men
there telegraphed back bis words on an.
other wire. The Buffalo men were not
wholly prepared for the test, and no! e1.
tireiy successful, because they could not
be heard In Paterson.
Mr.. Noousn will 90 to B6fAlo himself
to arrange matters, and II the experiment
succeeds the system will be adopted BY
the Bell Telephone Company. 7
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ExCaANsEs OF A WEEK
A. Al IudsK Of :lhs Opndttisp and Pres
INV ROoin % 7Fada.

NEw YoRK, July 27,-From The Pubic
Looking at the records Of the business
transacted 1t Is hard to believe It 10 mid.
summer, Until the last week in Noysm.
bar cleaning houses never made as hrgs
exchanges in any week at New York, or
elsewhere, as they made during the third
week Of July. In comparison with the
corresponding week last year the iucrease
in the sRRregate is 47-p0r cent; in the
aggregate outside Of New York 80 20 per
cent, and in the exchanges at New York,
lesS double the market value OF atockS
sold, SS4 per cent; but the comparison
loses much Of It's force II 1t 10 not remem.
bered that in July, 1880, also, the sx'
changes showed an increase Of % per
cent In The SggregRts and 20 per eent out.
side OF New York over those Of the cor
responding week In 1879, The following
shows the amount OF exchanges ~ San
Francisco for the week ending July 10th,
and a. other cities Tor the week ending
July 23d: 4
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REELlna AeAINsr IrALE
Riads EzprsusIon In an OmslAl UttsEau
Of Ihs PaPaI PEImaIo or spain.

- 80 AAEeA = NAAA@AN - 84NRA4N
LONDON, July ia dispatch from
Madrid says that the Cardinal Arch Biah-
oP Of Toledo, the Primate Of Spain, In q
pastoral letter, read in every church Of
his diocese, most violently attacked the
Italian people and the government, in
citing all the Catholics, even Princes,
Statesmen, politicians and Journalists 10
combine, and, II necessary, use force and
arms to restore the independence and tenn.
poral power Of the Pope in Rome. The
Italian Minister at Madrid Immediately
protested, and the Spanish cabinet de-
elAred that II severely blamed the Pri-
mates Language, and would cause strong
rsmonstraposs to be made TO him, The
government has not submitted the pastoral
to the Council oi State but will verbally
express 10 the Pimate their dissppFoVAl Of
his language, and will make no reply 10
the communication OF Cardinal JAcobine,
Papal Secretary Of Stale, on the subject.
The Spanish EmbsasAdor at Vatican,
will, Notwithstanding, have instrue ions to
communicate 70 the Pope the regret OF the
Spanish Government at the disturbances
attending the removal OF the remains Of
Plus the l&, l.
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FATAL FIRES,
HonH RIREs EHAT wERE Nor HArAL,
CaSualrisS Of Other kllds, and Crimes.
Death ~ DrOWnIng-SuIeids with
thS ReroseHs CaH-A Mower as
A. KngiHs of RsVssEo.

] Oh CITY, Pa, July 27-Thrse men lost
well at Clarendon, Il Clarion county. The
body Of Henry sterneF was literally baked
BY the burning oil, and the aesh cracked
open IN places 70 the bone, from the ex.
eessiye heat. Eddie Steiner was burned
about the abdomen and lower part OF his
body, and inhaled the flames. Every
stitch OF clothes had been burned from the
body. Stephen GToner's burns had OK.
tended over his whole body, the clothes
having been entirely burned Of. he sui.
Tered more than the others, bat bore his
pains without murmur. He died ON
Sunday, The victims all lived at Fribug,
Clarion county, d.
CoLUAHus, O.. July H.-A hrs hrsks
out 1t six O'Clock last evening in Ksui.
man's Exchange Hotel. ct High and Ma.
ple streets, near the Union Depot, and
before dlscovery had spread beneath the
roof Of the entire building. Control was
not gained Of the flames lor half an hour.
The loss zig about 5000, equally divided
between VIM. Powell, owner OF the proper.
y, and Henry kaufman, owner Of tbs
furniture, with insurance covering each,
Hose across the railroad tracks prevented
the departure Of trainB.
CoHIY ISLAND, N. Y, July 27,-Ths
Plerrepont House, destroyed by Are this
morning, was . small, chsap wooden
building. The depot, burned at the same
time, was the station Of the New York 4
Brighton Beach Railroad Company (tor.
merly GunthsrS). This should not be
confounded with the Brighton Beach
property, a. It 10 situated on Ocean Park
way, half mile distant. The total loss
will not exceed $500. nm,
TIrUsvILLB, July 2z-At ave o. clock last
evening Q fire broke out In the pattern
house Of Roberls' factory, and before 1t
could be qusnchsd 5000 worth Of prop.
erty MAS DESTROYED. The insurance ls
about 81, 200, The ERE originated In q
spark from the engine room, and burned
for two hours, 7.....
CINCINNATI, July 57.--The loss by the
Osrdiugton, O., hre will reach $4,000.
Sixteen business houses were burned,
eleven frame and Ave brick. The FIRE
commenced In A. Meyers grocery, and
was not checked until help arrived from
Delaware and Gallon.
DAYTON, o., July H.-The harness
manu- factory OF D. LsenAn, on Main street,
was burned last might. The place had
been closed three days on account Of the
death Of the owner, and spontaneous
combustion occurred.
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MArrOoN, I'LL, July 27.-A very uniortu.
nate affair occurred In William Ames' bay
fsld, three miles north OF this city, yes.
terdAy. A man driving mower quarrel.
led with another, and he either fell or was
pushed by The man upon the sickle bar.
The team became frightened by their loud
words, and started the machine. The
driver was badly cut on one arm, large
piece of flesh wAs cut from one nt bis
thighs, and 4 great toe taken oH DE-. j..
". Dora, Of this city, amputated bis arm,
but his chances for recovery are very
1n,,hIfaI
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-..mbsrs Of the Council COMMITTEES
u. =. Eli pirs DOpsrlmsn. are inclined to
% ~ !. ..n,ibls view Of the needs Oi thai
s'S n the city service. They realize
~, s !. i impossible to preserve discipline
" 'aE" y. department. without an efficient
s..5 : A. and that in order to make the head
aS.a, ase.al NJ .Sors must bo no division or re-
,Is' .a',i.n oi hisuu!hOrlty. Hence, they offer
u sp'I' ~ away with the old arrangement
p ,,.S ~ m,ts r the Chief AsrShal's dseisions
'.nsnd 1usn on the pleasure Of the Committee,
a'S a'S D,oDoss 70 give him full control Of his
'IS s,,iina,s,, holding himself accountable
'aYS =, ,bsir good behavior and the iudIcious
~ H,sls.nsn, OF the department.
-S TSi. /, the only way in which a satis-
,.,o,, condition OF the Fire Department
'..',,' :. !. ,scured and retained. II the Chief
T.,'b,l proves inefficient he can be re-
.l...1 BY more satisfactory officer, bat
!" r'' Inns a bis efforts TO control the torss
q, q ,,.,isIsd bslOre the Committee, ~ they
~ are, By any one to whom they arc
t,s ti.t,'l,tul, It is impossible TO hold him
,,,oou.bIslOt the good. .conductot his de-
psrtmsnt.
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Emphatic Expression oTa German semi
0nieIal organ,

Emphatic Expression ora German soml.
01icial organ.
BERLIN, July H,-Prompted by elee.
tioneeribG necessities, the North German
Gasstls Is now producing a series Of articles
intended to persuade il conStItuenCies
that free trade Ia delusion which Ia
rapidly being exploded The frat course
Of articles, on the Golden Club, says the
club 10 really the colossal machinery for
provoking political agitation abroad. The
Gazette considers that those principles
called by Golden, with horrible blasphemy,
Goods International law Of peace" have,
wherever they have been applied, ruined
agriculturisls, degraded wokmsn to mere
machines and converted counties who
accepted them into tributaries OF Man
chester.
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IRIsH.AMERIUAN PREsa
or UtiIIty ~ aH indicator or Irilh sen.
stmSRL

nmSRE
LONDON, July T,-The Pail Nal GaIells,
In q leading article referring TO the Irish
preas in America, Gays: "It the Amsri
can Government should Supprsss these
odlous newspapers tomorrow, the con.
Hpirators who devised the internal ma.
chimes, II We accept the theory that they
were devised by the FsniapS, are not the
kind Of men who need sanguinary lead.
ing article to set them to their detachable
work. They may bspTssumed 10 be cool,
ingenious, calculating and unscru'
pulous men, who certainly will
not lot 0'Donovan Rosa iato
their secret, II is highly desirable that
oil governments should make secrets Of
this sort % dangerous as possible to male.
factors who hArbor themi but to deprive
ovTselVes OF the meana OF knowing what
they are thinking and saying to one anoth.
or assuredly does not bring US any nearer
our ends. We do not believe such prop.
agandum ot assassination 10 Q force,
though 1t 10 o sign. Even II It could be
shown 10 be to some extent q force % well
o. Q sign, Il would still be an open question
whether It's minchievousness would not be
counterbalancsd by its utility as signal"
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RossA mAKEs DENIAL.
ais statement About the shipment q
DInAmIIa.

NEw YoRK, July 27.-J. o'Donovsn b
Rosa, who is charged with being impli.
Gated In shipping barrels containing dyns.
mite to English ports by steamers Iropa
this country, has furniShed the following
letter Of denial for publication: my
name hiss been used In connection with
the shipment oil internal machines, on
some Of the steamers leaving this port.
The: Ebglish papers call on the American
Government to suppress such actions on
the part oi tho Fenians In New York.
They purport to have seized barrels 81
cement containing machines charged with
dynamite, And that my nGtuB rwaa found
on papers therein. How abantdl II we
sent such more caution would have been
used. My printed circulars would not be
enclosed "a an Advertisement; aud, more
over, II such wste sent by the skirmishiIe
fund they would not be sent to blow up
steamers leaving our port aud carrying
some Of our dearest friends" /