The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-06
THE OFFICIAL Ak
AsoUTr 70 FALL ON DEVOTED HEADS.
Lowell VIII Probably hs Camo!estsd-TaeB brook,
Poisoning Caas-lsrea's Last Effort GA
Guitsau'a BthAlf-HemovAl OF Jrfrer. I.
t.1lS sons Remains Oppo.ed-Notss.

| u I.H . I'd. 4 a q . - i.
,s Guiteau'a behalf Removal or Jrfrer. 4.
sons Remains Oppo,ed-Notss.
Special Dispatch 10 the intclllgCncer. N5 "a
| WASHINGTON, juno 5.-Rumors arc II
lively circulation today that the President
is about 10 remove number Of prominent
Treasury officials, chief among them being
Assistant Secretary French. Also, TINT tht
heads OF Alonzo Bell, Assistant Secretary
Of tho Interior, and Mr.. Lockwood, Chiei
Clerk Of tho Interior Department, ART
marked, for decapitAtion. Gorlam, Of the
Republican, whose withdrawal from llia,
paper Is certain to take place soon, Il
spoken Of MS Bells successor, and John NJ.
Carson, Clerk Of the Why's and Means Com.
mittec, for Lockwood place. y
Lowcli'a Recall not Probable.
1t is not thought probable that the
President contemplates the recall OF Min.
lister Lowell. 1t would be virtual con.
cession to the vigorous foreign policy fore.
shadowed by. Mr.. Blaine 10 make any
change III that mission ut present. The
Administration would doubtless prefer 10
iail with Frelinhuyscn sooner than popu.
larizo itself by adopting the suggestions
and advice Of President Gartield's Sec.
retary. 4sTA Itn l,5f51" Z Sss'5i.
| A New Way 10 Remove .Oniclui.. r.
Tho recent poisoning Of Maj. Brooks,
chief OF the secret service, is believed by
him and his friends to have been the re.
suit OF design instead Of accident or care.
lessness. Mr.. Thwing, editor OF the Baptisl
Nation and relative Of Maj. Brooks, and
who boards in the family, partook ot the
beef tongue and suffered seriously from It.
He is positive that the tongue when pur.
chased was in excellent condition, and
TINT the arsenic WIS subsequently, intro.
duccd with criminal intent, There arc 4
Egreat many scoundrels in this country
who would be glad to have Brooks out Of
the way and would hesitate at nothing
which they could safely do to effect his re-.
moval. 49,! W. " 'EN.ss 4
| Let tho Dead Rest.
General II. 7. ". Duke, oil Charlottes.
vile, Va, has addressed letter to Judge
Butler, q member OF the board Of trustees
OF Glenwood Cemetery in this city, stating
tha.lunder no circumstances will the owners
OF the burial groundsat Monticello allow The
removal Of the remains Of Thomas Jefferson
to Jefferson or elsewhere. He is authorized
as attorney for the heirs, to make tllisstate.
ment, and thus put q prompt end to u very
foolish scheme. Mr.. Jefferson is buried in
n lot Of his own selection, and it would be
a species OF dissertation to disturb his re-
remains. The proper thingis for the Gov.
eminent 10 buy enough OF the Monti
cello property 10 properly care for.and
adorn the great Presidents last resting
| place. a G E
Survived, Hut Lost His KenSon.
Jack Cole, the boatswain OF the jean.
nette, who returned with Lieut.. Dancn
hover in dementcd condition, brought
on by the severity Of his privations, Inns
been sent for treatment to St. Elizabeth's
Asylum near this city. His reason, to al
appearances, is entirely gone, but physi
cians familiar with such cases have stron,
hopes OF his recovery.
EE Reeds Lust Effort.
The motion which Mr.. Reed is 10 make
before Judge Wylie, OF the Criminal Court
tomorrow, in behalf OF his client, the con
demned assassin, will probably be his las
effort. lie declines to state the full pur
port OF it, but as there seems to be nothing
left for him to do, except to make another
attack on the record in the case and rs liis
efforts in that direction have been hitherto
utterly unavailing, not much importance
is attached 10 his final rcques
for relief. Nothing but death iron, natura
causes now stands in the way Of Guitcau'
execution. It is true that his divorce,
wife, Mrs. Dunmire, OF Colorado, and he
husband are dcsirous that his scn!enc
will be commutcd, and have SO expressed
themselves, but the movement ior cxecu
tive clemency extends no further, or, Il
least, has takon no shape. The country i
well contented to let the law take its course
West virglnin & pcnnxy lvnnin II. IL.
Congressman Wilson said Tonight tla
: the West Virginia and Pennsylvania Rail
road Ind been voted Sl50,ooo by Harrison
4 county, 100000 by Marion, and on tn
: 10th inst. Monongalia county would vot
: on a proposition to subscribesl5o,0O 900. III
y directors have appointed Mr.. Wilson on
Of sub. b.committee to confer with the pee
. pie Of that county, and in Difference /
Il their wishes lie starts tonight, having bee
n excused from, the House for week, bein
! paired with Judge Rice, OF Massachusetts
. Speaker Keiier acted in good fnitt abor
! recognizing Mr.. Wilson on his motion /
4 suspend the rules in order to oilerhis con-
Il house bill, but there were SO many dilator
> motions made that Mr.. Wilson was nj
II reached II u i5..5 I.
:, West Virginia Personals. -
;. Ed Brace; Of Wheeling, is gaining muc
y " distinction os m oarsman, and will par,ic
:. patc in the Visitors scull race, at Frede
icksburg, on the ith Of July. His boat
!" ;, here, and is said TO be a beauty. lie wi
: launch it tomorrow. Is 5s VI.
:, Mrs, John Blair Hogc reached here til
y evening. gss,' FL, : a 9Sl U.s. y .i,t