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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-30

In the Law Governing ocaI Inspectors
OfhteAm Vessels,

WASHINGTON, D. o., August 29.-General
Dumont, Supervising Inspector General ol
Steam Vessels, in an interview to-day on
the RiyeSdals disaster, expressed the
opinion that a radical change in
the law prescribing the method OF
investigating such Casuslitie6 was needed.
Under the present system, he SAID, the
local inspector virtually investigates his
own official conduct, for when an investi-
CATION Of an explosion Ia needed
It 10 made by the inspector who
examined the vessel at lis last in.
speution. SO also; II there ia
q collision, caused by the inefIiciency Of
pilots or masters, the inspector who grant
ed such pilot or master his papers is called
upon TO investigate the circumstances at
tending the collision.
Secretary Dumont has recommended q
the Secretary OF the Treasury that the law
governing saoh Investigations be changed,
10 as to provide for courts Of inquiry con.
stating oithree supervising inspectors OF
districts, who shall investigate the acts OF
the local inspectors in granting licensea TO
officers aud in inspecting steam
vessels, instead ot allowing such invest.
cations to he made by the local inspector
himself. He further recommends the law
shall also, be made to provide for the re.
moval Of any local inspector by the SecrC.
tary Of the Treasury, II the report Of such
court OF inquiry shall find him guilty oil
neglect OF duty,
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VOLCANIC ISLANDS,

Krakatoa, or as it is sometimes called
Crockatos, is volcanic island at the mouth
Of the Straits Of sunds. lis shores are wash.
ed by the waters Of the Indian Ocean, It
is situated in latitude degrees 9 minutes
south and longitude l05 degrees 90 minutes
east. The island is about six or seven
miles long and about four or five miles
broad. The Dutch government have estab.
llshed a signal station or fort on it, but 1t is
not inhabited otherwise. To the northwest
OF Krakatoa Is small nameless island,
and 10 the east is q similar one. Both are
very close to the larger island. . Directly
north oil Krakatoa and near the coast OF
Sumatra are two other volcanic islands,
called the Lebocke aud the Sshesie Islands.
They ara smaller than Krakatoa and are
uninhabited.
Sumatra is the most northwesterly OF the
Sunda Islands. of the Malay Archipelago,
and next TO Dorneo and New Guinea the
largest in the Eastern seas. 1t has popu.
Jation Of 100000, mostly Malays. IB
products are tropical fruits, spices, coffee
and scented woods. The island Ia divided
into number OF native States. Part Of
the island is under the supremacy of the
Dntch
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ATLANTIC ClTY, N. j., August 29-There
is not place on our beach front that has
not been damaged some by the heavy tide
and surf to-day. The total loss will not
be less than $4,000. Long before high
water. which was at Q o'clock, the board
walk began to wash away by the
high water. Along tine centre OF
the city was mass cot debris.
Bath houses, restaurants, photograph gal.
leries and stores with dwellings attached,
which were built so far from the surf it was
thought no sea could reach them, were
undermined and carried bodily into
the ocean and beaten by the
waves into fragments. The tide
has fallen little though and great
anxiety Is felt about the next high water,
as the wind is from the northeast, ,ls increas'
ing, and should 1t continue until higher
water tomorrow the damage will be more
than double OF that Of to-day. The surf
was the heaviest ever seen here.
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TnG ant.machinG or Reform Democracy
olCIncinnati is going right ahead with its
work, and there is to be aconvention Sep
tenber S to put Democratic ticket in the
tsId. Mr. McI.ean's Boss ticket is already
'he'e, and will stay. Hamilton county is
aeady won by the Republicans, 80 that
tie Reform Democrats can not fairly be
aHused o! placing their party ticket in
l0Pardy. They have merely asserted their
manhood aud protested against the degra.
dllon OF their party. 1t begins to look
staough Senator Pendleton was a little
oaoFehanded when he declared that he
aid neither previous knowledge OF nor
Napathy with the protesting movement.
lit shallappear that the protestants repre-
sent the party in Hamilton county the
S:aator will find himself between the devil
aud the teep sea; for, being out with bis
'''ner iFien1s be is certain to be opposed
10 the death by his persistent enemies.
Even in politics it DOESN'T hurt a man to
have a backbone.
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THE COILS iIGMrEaING
Frank James-The strong Tesii'
mony OF Yesterday.

hVhy VI AtbAGEAHy.
GALLATIN, Mo-, August 29.-Court reas'
ssmbled this morning and G. W. McCune,
a farmer in Jackson county, testified to
Dick Liddell leaving's wagon at bis house
some time after the Winston affair. The
books of the Richmond Express Office were
put in evidence to show the receipt Of guns
and Mrs. James sewing machine. Miss
Emma Kendig and her mother, living
four miles from Winston, identified Dick
Liddell and Frank james as being together
on the day Of the robbery. WIN. Bray, a
fSmer, who took Jesse James In a buggy
toHamilton at the time the expedition was
abandoned at Gallatin on account OF Jesse's
sickness corrohorated Dick Liddell's ac-
count Of the affair. He positively identi-
fed Frank James and other members OF
the gang that visited his farm with their
sick companion.
Frank Wolfenber, young farmer living
uine miles from Gallatin, was one Of the
best witnesses examined. 1t was at his
house the robbers stopped over night on
their return from the second rip when
Jesse was taken sick. Witness accurately
described the party, designating Clarence
Hite as "slouch." He detailed the move
ments Of tho party during the time they
were at his house, repeating the converse
tiou, and showing remarkable memory
for details.
KANSAS Cry, No., August 2O.-The
Journals Gallatin special says: The testi.
mony oil the State witnesses 10. day was in
tended 10 supply all the missing links and
State bas been forging for the past four
days, and when the State rested its case
to-day little doubt was left in the minds Of
those who have heard the evidence from
the beginning Of lis completeness.
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Tnr money phase Of the case in which
County Commissioner Stein figures is Of the
least Importance, though under the law
Ehich he quotes his right to hold the mon
ey is not clear. Heis not an 0verseer, and
beings member Of the Board Of Commits.
sOuen he can hardly be regarded as its
agent The greatest objection to the trans
acton lies against the mystery in which
Commissioner Stein envelopes it. II in
Lals are to be amuggled into the County
Iu6rnary by County Commissioner who
kindly covers up the important matter Of
9arentage, it is easy to see that the county
is put in the immoral attitude OF encourag-
Uv lOoseness Oisocial relations not con-
lacive to the welfare OF the community.
Taxpayers do not maintain the Infrmary
Tor thiBpurrnse.
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BERLIN, August 29.-The Reicbstag open
ed to-day. The message Of the Emperor
opening the session declares the Reichstsg
was called to ratiy the Spanish treaty and
secure beyond doubt the payment OF The
indemnity granted the Government by
the Bundesrath for carrying the provisions
OF the treaty into immediate effect. Two
hundred and sixty Deputies we're present
The presidents and vice presidents OF the
previous session were reelected.
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WASHINGTON, Do, August 98.-Seyeral
leaders OF anti.Bourbon movements in the
South have been in Washington yesterday
and to-day, and to-day met in General Ma
homes room and there they remained in
convention until late hour.
The conversation turned on the Southern
political question in general and the pros
poets NJ success Of the independent revolt
against Bourbon rule in particular.
General. Malone is said to have spoken
with confidence Of the result Of the indie
pendent movement in Virginia. 1t is un-
derstood 1t was generally agreed that this
movement should be extended throughout
the South.
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The Great Oisappointed's Wishes KeeI'
lug HoatIy In the Fieid.

AhC StNNPbVA"tNN AASNP-
iUg IIoadiy In the Field.
CINCINNATI, August 20.-Judge Hoadly
has been confined to his home OIL East
Walnut Hills for week by malarial at
tack. The anxieties Of the canvass have
been trying to him, but there is no good
ground for the report that he has been
broken down physically. He is capable OF
a great amount OF labor, and could proba-
bly, speak every night during the campaign
without great fatigue. His trouble lies in
his sensitiveness. lie feels keenly whatis is
said about him. Although very ambitious,
and in spite OF the fact that bis plans all
depend upon success in the present COLI
test, he has been so affected by the assaults
of Republicans and the coldness OF
Democrats that he has more than
once impulsively declared that lie
would withdraw from the contest.
These fits OF encouragement have caused
anxiety 10 his friends, because OF the dan
ger tina! the Judge, when feeling that way,
will say something within the hearing OF
some one who will circulate it, and there
by greatly damage his canvass. A cor
respondent has been informed that OH one
occasion when 'he Judge was particularly
restive, message was dispatched by his
immediate frienus to MIR. Tilden to explain
to him how the Judge was feeling, and
bring back message Of encouragement
from the Sage, and his personal request
that Judge HOadly should dismiss thoughts
OF retiring from the contest. This your
correspondent has from a gentleman who
says lie had talked with the messenger.
Aoadly holds Tilden in the highest yener-
alton, and SINCE this little ruse to remind
him OF Tilden's interest in his canvass he
is said TO have ceased his talk OF withdraw.
lug. 1t is little singular that this should
haYe occurred just az the time Of serious
demands within his party that he be re-
moved from the ticket.
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LIVERPOOL, August 29.-ln the examina-
ton Of Jas. McDermott, who is supposed
to be connected with the dynamite con-
spiracy it is stated the cards found on the
prisoner were signed by James Stephens
and 0'Donovan Rosa. On the latter's
card, which was 10 bid McDsrmott good
bye, the following was written: "Teil the
boys over there, | will do my utmost 10
help to destroy the Common enemy.n
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Sioux Cry, Ia, August Ex-senator Lo-
gan, Dawes and Cameron, Of the special
Indian Committee, reached Sioux City to-
day from tour OF inspection on the Mis-,
souri, River Indian Agency. They g.,
hence to the Pine Ridge and Rosebud
Agencies. The Senators are not prepared
to what the committee will recommend,
but express the opinion that the Sioux are
ready lor lands in ssyeralty. Other mem
bers Of the committee are prosecuting ill.,
yestications in Montana,
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LOUISVILLE, KY, August 90.-A special
to the Courier Journal from Big Spring,
Mead county, says: A strange sight met
the eyes Of our people yesterday in the
shape OF a shower OF wheat s,raws, which
actually rained down for five minutes. A
strange feature oi the affair is that there
were neither clouds nor wind apparent at
the time. The only solution given is that
the man in the moon was threshipg his
wheat and some Of the straws fell out.
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WASHINGTON, August pa difficulty oc-
Cured this evening at the Metropolitan
Hotel between Miles Commonder,
Chairman Of the Republican State
Central Committee OF North Caro-
lima, and Colonel D. @. Lindsay,
a prominent politician, OF that State, who
is at present employed in the Treasury De.
partment Of this city. The trouble between
the men It is asserted grew out Of the jilting
Of Lindsay's daughter by Commondef.
The latter, 1t is alleged, was engaged to Miss
Lindsay, but recently married another wo-
man
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WnES John Brown, Queen Victoria's
late servant, was in the flesh, her partially
to him was the subject Of frequent COM
nep,. 1t was more than hinted that this
subject had too great an influence over his
sovereign. John Brown, being dead, con-
,inues to engage the British mind. The
queen is going to give him a monument
aud biography, and the poet laureate has
been commanded to do him up in verse
a Job which Tennyson's muse will be Ger
uiu to enjoy. There was once a John
brown Oh this side OF the Atlantic, more
ola figure than the EuglishmaD, but he
Adn't the sweet privilege Of living and
dying under a gracious sovereign.
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.,yr1,y1 ,b.t the removal OF Dr. Camden, whose
,t.',yr,r,O OF administration gave such uniyeis 4
,,,,iSritol, WS unfortunate, yet we GO not tnlhk
,'@,r |. suyhlug In the ClIiTHri now made against
n. Band and his management Of the Asylum
Eid roismt EgiaT.
TIE removal has indeed been unfortu-
nat, bu, rr. Bland, in his present state Of
mipG. will hardly thank a Democratic
nsvsp, uer which admits anything to bis
pteialic., He will probably prefer to deny
every ,hipy, even though he do not chal.
l.rv. the urooi,
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CoLuMBuS, August 9o.-ool. W. A. Tay-
lor, correspondent Of the Cincinnati Ne.p-
Journal, and W. ]. Elliott, editor Of the
Sunday Capitol, had an encounter on the
streets to-day. In which both received
slight injuries and were arrested Threats
OF more serious character have passed be.
tween the men. The trouble was over an
article in the Neus Journal rejecting on
the personal and political record OF El.
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,eing in fringe of ane pine timber

being in a fringe of fine pine timber
which covers the mountain sides and Is
elevated enough to overlook splendid
meadow upon which our animals are feed.
ing, and commands comprehensive view
Of the lake, whose waters wash the precip-
itieusclifls Of Shoskone mountains beyond.
The head Of an extinct species Of rhino.
cerous and two vertebrae Of large fossil
saurians, in an excellent state OF preserva.
ten, were found on the bank OF the lake
near our camp by our surgeon and natural
iss W. H. Forwood. specimens are in
teresting and will be sent to Prof. Copes, Of
Philadelphia.
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ACCORDING to the Democratic newspa-
,., l;oyeruor Foster is the longest headed
r ooli,iciaus. He ioreordained all that has
,,ms 10 pass in Ohio since 1880 and ne has
, head lall Of things likely to happen be-
t,rru this and the next Presidential elect
ion. It isa very llattering view of the jolly
n,rornnr
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w4sHESaToS, August 2O.-commodOtc
English has recsived the following teIe-
gram from Lieutenant Commander WEIGH
at Pensacola: "No new cases and no deaths
In the Navy Yard" A private telegram
from Pensacola this morning states that
Payniaster Brown Is dead, aud Mrs. Brown
has slight attack Of the fever.
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FALMOUTH, MASS, August GA lie
preserver, torn and evidently in recent use,
stamped with the name Of G. H. Northam,
was found yesterday upon the shore Of
Vineyard Sound. 4 party o children
playing Oh the Beach near Falmouth say
the body OF a man floating in the surf elose
TO the sands, but becoming frightened ran
away and told none until too late.
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THE rnEsIpENl,s lo1KNEY.
In Camp Ag,In-Big Find OF tho
Haturn'ist Of the Party.

CAMP CAMPBELL, AT THE FOOT oH YEL-
LowsroSE LAKE, w. August 9o.-The
President and party arrived at this camp
at noon to-day, having marched from the
upper end of the lake, twenty-five miles.
The trail we came over was around the
borders Of the lake, almost entirely through
timber; agreeable shade and absence Of
drst, made the ride one Of the most
ENJOYABLE oi the whole journey.
Ata point wherewe remain tonight there
IA abundaut and nutritious grass, our camp
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WASHINGTON, D. G., August GA man
named o. p. Keller, Of New York, called
at the White House to-day and de-
manded an interview with the Presi.
dent. He was very importuuate, and said
he must see the President at once Being
told the latter was absent, he left with the
door.keeper bundle OF pamphlets on the
advantages Of. Alble Study" which, he
said, be wished given the President the mo,
ment Of his return in order, he said, tha,
the country might be saved TO Christ,
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ATLANTA, August l0.--Frank -Esrr, a
colored burglar, was shot dead this morn.
ing by Police o&cer Green. They were
entering the station house when the negro
furiousIy assaulted Green with q knile, in.
flicting several wounds. The negro started
10 run when Green shot him.
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voLUMEsXXXII...NUMBER 6.

can boast Of 30 many volcanic eminences.
Serang is the principal town OF the resi-.
dency OF Bantam. It Is only one hundred
feet above the sea level. AMER lies on the
coast at the narrowest part Of the Sunda
Straits and vessels from Europe usually re.
ceive fresh provisions and water there.
Cheribon (Tjeribon) is one OF the most i'm
portant places in Java aud ia the residence
OF the descendants OF the old Sultan. The
regents residence Is the principal building
in the town.
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rr,y the latest Mingo disaster the New
ya,p U,,abI draws double track moral.
:, ~, problem for every railroad company
:, " ,.,nsiler how many wrecks equal one
.InrhIe trAck.
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CINCINNATI, o., August 9s.-4t Ronpe.
yerte, W. va, the Chesapeake Touring
mill burned Yesterday. Loss $1,000. In,
surance $1,000. The mill was owned by
E. II, Dickson.
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VIESSA, August 2O.-Although order hes
been restored at Egerseg, Hungary, the
scene Of thelate attack upon the Jews, all
shops are still closed. The Jewish families
have fled and trade ia suspended.
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NEw YoRK, August 99.-The announce.
ment that the Ohio Central Railway Com.
pany will default on its River Division
bonds interest due on September 18th,
had but little effect on the, e,Company's secu.
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BLACKBURN BALKS
ANo KICKS OUT OF THE TRACES
Ia the Race forths spsalsr,hlp-His Lore for aar.
uoaI and Ills Party Aetuatts Hin, 70 Drop
Oat-Hs Mould Rather bs a Lamb Ia the
Senate Than q LiOu In the House.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August GA special
10 the Coarier.Journal from Frankfort, says:
Hon. J. @. S. Blackburn was in the city to-
day and made known his intentions con.
cernipg the speakership to Col. Stoddard
johnson, editor Of the Frankfort roenlan,
He said: Certainly have no reservation
when speak to the people through the
Yoeman, which am always glad 10 make
my medium Of communication. can say
that l am not candidate for Speaker. For
some weeks have made my de-
termination known to my friends,
and you are authorized to make Il .
announcement public. My desire for the
success OF the Democratic party in Con-
gress and for the organization OF that body
upon basis which will ensure that the
best interest VI the country is superior TO
any mere feeling Of personal ambition.
Ardent friends and fellow members have
urged me TO prosecute canvass for the
position, and have assured me Of substan-
tial aid in the callcus,
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At Toledo-Pt. Wayne, 8; Toledo, I.
At East Slginaw-Quiucy, 0; Saginaw, l2
At Pitts-AlleGheny, 9; Columbus, 10.
AT Chicago-Cleyelapd, 0; OhiCago, Z.
At Detroit-Butfalo, 2: Detroits, s.
At Phila-Athletics, II; Eclipse, 8.
At New York-Met'p'ln, Z; st. Louis, l..
At Bay City-Peoria, 8, Bay City, 8.
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AAHAL CADET iIAZE1s
A'Ge Their Victims Eat soap-No Excuse
for Them.


4SSANoLS, Mn, August 29.-Captain
E'aSey belrg asked what the character Of
the hazing was, sud whether of not 1t was
slight, responded that it consisted in turn.
ins'he iounh class men out OF their ham.
n'cks at night and making them eat soap,
sand on their, hands, turn somersaults,
sOS songs, ETC., and in every way make
themselves as ridiculous aS possible.
come people, he added with a smile,
my regard this as slight. Captain Ram.
Ay Men went on to say the hAzers had no
excuse for their conduct. They had been
.aIIy warned. The law Of Congress had
peen constantly kept before their eyes, and
.'sa ny remained posted in their quarters the
,sn.eIeyear !, Their attention had been called
70 70 y u special order, in which the law
nsa been cited ut length. The Captain
SsIed S tiAt 4 cadet had been dismissed last
November lOr haling Campbell; also one
'o' LsL'lS hsdale. two for hazing Tusgle,
,, ;% % saI.nG Wineram, and now you see
'n'se very boys have been hazing Others.
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II, State administration is getting back
T., ,.siops. Have the broom-sagers OF the
,.,.,io, !. ~, captured our genial and gentle
,.,nv Governor?
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Vi'0"n'ot v Ne IfdI..tgNeT.
HARRISBURG, ", Va, August 2S.-The
t1''c''ta OF to-day were exceedingly edi.
g,HS aud entertaining. Prof.. c. O. Show.
= ~" gave a model lesson How 10 Teach
"S'oS"Pay'' vt Albert HoG, Elq., showed
y Iae necessity Of Boads Of Education and
~, iti'lees providing the county schools with
SpiS'a'as. Mr.. W. NJ. Blair conducted a
ssaauGn IN Physiology. Miss Ida Lowe
SSyt a dtr!amatlon OF some merit, and
ss AN AIle CohSway in a Creditable manner
ygSiNSSteia + Neia SeLeGt rCating. After which j,
p,OyS pyySGSn, Esq, read u psper Oh Hygiene.
h";.V ,%, Vaig, as conductor, Is giving salts.
io,.' i.,on' !, and the teachers appreciate his et.
hi,S,'oMaEsihe Institute q success, rs well
"''sfse and scholarly remarks.
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IL, cha Me OF the Emperor Of AMMAN
,,I,s fIoady may read bis own. The
: y.,' p'aas,or was reduced to complete sub
.,..ior"
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,rrrvS is here before the summer is
.,-5,t-tut- bffds needn'~be in a
INV tn,,v We shall have another touch Of
,E.,5ernometer I before sleighing time.
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Yesterday as the Princess was landing At
the Bellaire whartboat, oolored man called
Bob, fireman on the boat, rot bis foot be-
TWEEN the ttt4nbeal and the wharf and 1t was
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w,,rx the Ohio Democrats get through
.5,in, each other they are going TO
sII.tbe Republicans.
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,rxcIyyArI man was knocked down
~ beer mallet. Did the monogram on
',',.,,Iyr read &. H ?