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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-05
THE oIsaGsSID OHAIKMaN
Orthe Democratic / xeeuiiye Connniitis'
AnadIy'a Bsr'l Closed.

ID Aoadiy's Gsr'I Closed.
f CoLuNpus, October I-if there Is dis
sSgusted q man in Ohio it Is Chairman Bargar,
Of the Democratic State Executive Commit
tee. II there is discouraged set Of men
any where 1t IS the members Of that organi-
z,tion. The activity displayed by Repub'
licans with the besinniugo OF this week, and
the consequent changing Of the tables 30 as
10 give the Republicans the boom In the
yery last days OF the canvas3, has been
only one of the TessouH for the lony iaces
and discontented looks that are met about
Democratic hel.dqnarteTs The other
reason Is the failpre" OF Hoadly to
meet the demands OF the committee
or more money, and the neces:
sity tbs committee is under Of failing to
meet Its promises 10 local mansgers a!l
over the S,ate.I The organization ot the
party wss worked up at IN enormous out
iay, aud It suddenly becomes practically
useless because Of the refusal OF the prln'
cipals 10 "put,upr moGsy for the election
dey spurt that was intended. II should
not be argued hylthiJ that the Democrats
Will hayeio money to spend. On the Goa
tmry, local committees have laid q levy on
saloon. keepers aud candidates aud wealthy
membeiS OF their party. ami raised large
sums. Bookwalter and Pendleton have
both been placing money IN large amounts
IWbere Il would do the t1ost good" But
This is all being expended on local and
special purposes The State organ Zation
"a blocked. and the advisory committee
who were to tcAtter $! bills on election
day, are without function" which may
stand also for being without "usufrnct,'
Only one construction can be
put on Hoadiys raiusal to meet
The demands Of the 60 amittee, VIZ: Ths,
he does not believe victory posSible., The
i fight las therefore .been shifted 10 the leg
! isIative ticket, aud 10 the special contes
being made by the liquor dealers TO deiea
the second amendment. The Democrats
| In thei. ettort to scare the liquor elemen
by assertions that the second amendmen
would carry, have literally cut their owl
throats. The liquor men, instead Of rush
Ing TO the open Democratic arms
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VOLUME XXXII.".NUMBER 81.
mob is ripe for rebellion, Mandninso Of
the higheat rank hre insnlted and spat

mob is ripe for rebellion, Maudsrips Of
the highest rank asre insulted and spat
upon while going through the city.
Troops are being drawn rom. the
outlying forts to guard the palace
Of the Viceroy. The foreign quarter
Is safe, being under the cover Of six gun
boats, including the United States steamer
Palos The Juanityia was expected in a
few days from Saturday. The Yiceroy's
interpreter called on me at the residence Of
Mr.. Charles Seymour, the American con-
sui at Canton, bringing an invitation to an
audience at the palace on Tuesday alter
noon. I was subsequently requested not
to come, as the Viceroy could not guaran.
tee my Patety in the journey through the
city. Much uneasiness is felt by foreign.
ers elsewhere. Even in Hong Kong pre-
cautions have been adopted. Arms for
volunteers have been deposited in two
banks, and the night patrols have been In
rreQpad
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AN o'clock on the morning OF the Ex-
iosi'ion fire the Pittsburgh Commercial
''nf was out witha four page extra CIV
'asaveFy iull report Of the disaster. The
NGaI filled eight columns Of the paper,
ald lift little to be told except in amplifica-
uaH' A feat Of this kind is not accom-.
pIsael without ample resources and
thorough organization such as only the
hs'1rogre:sive newspapers can command.
Andthere must be one cool head a.sisted
fyn4ny more cool lleat,. ''~
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GLASS worler., Combipa,ior.

PITTSBURGH, October 4.-The National
Association OF Window Gla:s Workers
now engaged in a strike againsta reelection,
have formed combination with million
dollars capital for the purpose oi entering
into the manufacture Of glsss In opposition
10 their late employers. A party Of four
teen window glass blowers left for Belgium
to-day to work. They assert they can make
as much money there ss here.
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TRoY, N.Y., October Awhile putting
away uniforms after the parade to-day,
substitute fireman. in the volunteer steamer
house dropped cigar stump setting fire to
the hsy and causing the destruction Of the
uniform OF Fred. W. Abbott. The fireman
who IVES spectator ives assisting at the fire
and iell from aladder and was fatally in
jured. III. G. Tabor had his head split
open by q falling ladder.
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LONDON, October At is now stated that
Joseph Smith, joseph Hanlon and Michael
Kavanagh informers OF the Phoenix Park
murder trials who we're not permitted to
land at Melbourne will go to India, where
James Carey decided to go until he was
diesuaded thereirom by his wife, II Is
reported Carey WEI offered clerkship in
the New Barracks at KnrracI &c. 49,
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SHOT FOK A BEAR.
A German Farmer Of Wisconsin, shoots
His Brother Accidentally.

A German Farmer of wisconSin shoots
HIS Broiher Accidentally.
ST.. PAUL, MIMI, October 1.-THE Globes
special says at Menominee, Wis., last even
ing Christ. Beguhn went ont hunting for
bears that had been near his farm, few
miles from here. While on watch he
thought he saw bear and shot 1t.
Being afraid to go further he returned
and said he had shot bear,
aud that they would go out for it in the
morning. This morning while preparing
to start his brother Williams hired msn
came over making inquiries for him. sus.
picion being aroused they hastily repaired
to the place and found Williams dead
body. He being taken for tue bear was
shot by his brother. The parents are
prominent German farmers and old resi-
dents OF the county. ....
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BosroN, October IA noyelty,in the
way Of campaign document will be scat
tered broad cast by Buffers managers
headed Regular Republican Ticket" It.is
printed in the ballot form on the material
which is an imitation Of the human cuticle
after tanning and dressing, and bears the
names for State Offices OF the gentlemen
prominent in the defense Of the !Tewks-
bury almshouse. ' F-''
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LONDON, October "A reward Of lC0
pounds is offered for the arrest Of George
Warden, Secretary Of the London and
River Plate Bank, who, II was announced
yesterday, had absconded. 1t sstated this
morning that the bank loses from e5O,00o
to elG0000 by Warden's defalcations. but
Its surplus Is sufficient to cover all It's
Losses. Warden YVES also manager Of the
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WAsHtN0roE, ober4.-Generals Swain
says there is no truth in the published
statement that the project Of erecting q
monument to Garfield IN Washington,
under the auspices Of the Society Of the
Army Of the Cumberland, had been aban.
doned, and the funds, collected for that
purpose, used in erecting monument In
Cleveland instead. The statement proba-
bly arose from the fact that the monument
to Garfield Is to be placed at Lake View
Cemetery, near Cleveland, in addition 10
one to be erected in Washington.
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LOUISVILLE, October 4.-Lord Coleridse
aud party arrived at a late hour last even.
ing. This morning they were shown about
the city, visiting the City Hall, O urt
House and other buildings. Wilhelm Vice
Chancellor Simerall'a room the Chief
Justice occupied a seat by him during the
hearing OF case. This afternoon the
party visited the Exposition, and tonight
a grand reception and banquet is in pro-
gress at the Gait House. The reception
has been cordial and without ostentation.
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ISDrASAroLls. October 4,-1he railroad
war on passenger rates to Chicago will
end at lo O'Clock tonight. A compromise
has been at ,cted by which the new air
line division Of the Louisyille, New al.
bany & Chicago Railroad will be admitted
to the union passenger depot and the
privileges Of the union tracks Of this city.
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CHICAGO, October 4.-The pcstofice
authorities here caused the arrest this
afternoon Of Frank L, Loring for his sup
posed completely in the alleged frauds Of
Fleming. & Merriam. Loring pretended
to be- simply 3 srk for Fleming & Mer.
rism, but IL is understood the Federal
authorities claim now tn be able TO show
his active interest in the Affairs Of that now
notorious firm,
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ValcAGo Board OF TRADERS are torn up
over scheme Of one Of their number to
'''al pools Of notices than $500 for specu.
@'''e purposes. The operator rays he is
sF'a9 people Ci small means q chance to
.0aOiae and do what is done by people OF
"ie' neans. The complaint against this
S'G seems to suggest the refined difference
Gs, Neen grand lottery and policy. But
1o0c.y need be Ilseced against his will.
trryb, dy may stay out Of the pool and
bod bis I, W dollars within reach.
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have mapped out q programme oi their
own, and are,making o point, 70 carry 1t
into effect. They have about agreed upon
a-non.partisan q movement for election day
10 oppose the new partisan movements.
The general indications are that their vote
will be divided so as to secure influence In
both parties, and to have influence which
ever wins.
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ctal DLgpdleh % ule InttIlQener.

SltcIul UNpllcH 70 We IHtLlEDtIetT.
SrEuBESvrLLr, O., October 4.-There is
great excitement in this city over the an
nouncement that Rev. DR.. Grimes is can
didate for Representative on the Prohibi-
ton ticket. The other ministers. .imembers
OF the Second Amendment Executive
Committee, condemn the action OF their
President as unwise and inexpedient. The
Republicans deneuuCe his action.
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4Gths signs favor a Democratic deiea:
q Chic. Eut it is to be hoped that Repub'
liza V will take nothing for granted; that
lhey vii not rely on Democratic opathy;
thA. the sill depend on nothing but votes
ntH tn ny Of them 81 they can COM
nlzd, Tie majority thistime can not be
to lswe ,.gI
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NJ wonder the Florentine tradesmen
,,s dad 10 have the ex-Khedive and his
t,,em 70, customers. Fall bonnets and
..I .kin coats! Mrs. Ismail Pasha will
,,n to appear at their best-for what
rogll Mn. Gruudy say?
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VIZ desire herewith to remind the Dem,
rua,c nexspapers Of the First Congress.
iall District that John 0. Pendleton, gen,
,.enan, scholar and lawyer, would not
aiugaway in disgust nomination ten.
laed unanimously, or nearly so. Mr..
peni.etOn's candidacy IS not thing to be
p,o,pJ
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r,,r,s srNSEn IVES a good deal OF a
,cbusetfs man himself, but he never
nd t,'' .pch llip.hold on the Old Boy States
%,,,, No. AZ Butler has But then Sumner
,,, ..r,, made a traffic arrangement with the
I.rnrraiic patty.
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NE RASpALl's election to the Speaker
tlip would be very shrewd dodge. 1t
sonld live Democratic stumpeis in strong
vo.tction districts something to "point to
With pride" in 1854. 1t would be so
n,Slully clevah" that some Democrats fear
itvont be done by a bungling party.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-05

BsArsy Ben Butler voted himself tired
ID, jeff Davis in the convention Of 1860, 1t
Jb,, no. follow that Mr.. Davis will turn up
IN tnc convention OF 1854 as a Butler dele
s,le. The liveliest gratitude rarely lives
,broupb A ouarter OF a century.
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yoryD,ylLLE has great advantages as q
manufacturing point, and her people seem
J.nosei to realize on her position. Nat
nal lrs, and perhaps more to come, two
niI,oals and a river for shipment, are
.r,ug practical arguments. 81
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SHATOR SHARON has never been much
fAStHaIor, but be ST, ows good judgement
and courage in Standing up against the
SDnla who declares that he promised to
nary Lcr. The claim has lacked the
sap Of good faith, aud il the woman is
a''sIy after ShNron's money he is doing o
'ao.ir service to resist. The rich me.a must
slAl BY each other. y
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TnE Belgium window glassblowers who
hsye left Pittsburgh Tor home, are report
ID ., saying that they can make ss much
money in Belgium ss here. This is not
tue, but il they are determined to tear
themselves away nobody will hold them
Lab Is.
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Another nys,erlous Dl.appearanee

MlSNEApoLls, MiNS., October There
is a mysterious disappearance Of Tillie
Anderson, swede girl. 1t is reported
she came to Minneapolis two weeks ago
from Michigan, and teen in America
only siuce June. Two weeks ago Thurs.
day night she secured work at the resi-
denCe OF John Geelan, where she re-
mained until Monday. On the evening OF
that day she l,it 10 visit an aunt, since
which time nothing has been heard Of her.
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sAsDusKY, o.. October 4-Judge Hoadly
addressed crowded house here lest night.
To-day he was prestrated and decided to
give up the Toledo meeting, leaving for
Cincinnati via Toledo this evening. He is
much broken down.
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nUiI AT SEA.
Murder ON shipboard-Tea SaIIorJ Ar.
Tasted r the Crime.

MuEueE On bhtpbohFu-AoA bhttoE4 Ar
rested Z r tbe Crime.
DusKIRk, October 4-Ten sailors have
Just been lodged in prison here, and the
trial Of some Of them will form the closing
act Of one Of the most startling tragedies
Of the sea that has been recorded for some
years. Though, in this csse, without the
wholesale bloodshed and brutality which
rendered the mutinies on board the Ienaie
and ,Flowery Land memorable, the delib.
Grafton with which the crime wss accom-.
plished was, II possible, even greater.
The French vessel, the Marie Gabrielle,
was bound from Dunkirk on long trad
ing voyage. Her Captain, Charles Louis
L. BPgue, was known as 0 severe, hard
master towards his sailors, and had often
been involved in disputes with bis crews.
He had been convicted at one time by the
Maritime Tribunal OF Dudkirk for abusing
his authority, and badly treating cabin
boy.
Before he set out on what was to prove
his last voyage, LIE Begue seemedto have
been troubled with uncomfortable forebod.
ipgs., He had been the recipient Of certain
threats, and the police had moreover been
obliged to intervene on board Of the Marie
Gabrielle in consequence Of disputes.
Because Of the misgiyings thus aroused LIE
Begue provided himssli with . revolver. )
But his precautions were fruitles3 and
renewed troubles arose after the ship put
to sea, and the death Of the Captain was
was decided upon between several of the
crew. To accomplish their design with
safety to themselves, they prevailed upon
a cabin boy to abstract the Captains revol.
yer. The boy succeeded In this and hant-
ed the revolver TO o sailor named Men.
dal. The next morning, at about 10 o'clock,
the Captain was on deck, and Just about
to take an observation, when Mendal ap.
preached him from behind, and fired two
shots at him point blank.
l.eBegue fell, and was at once despatch
ed by three other shots. iiT- II
'Mendal, aided by one Of his accomplices,
carried the murdered man into his cabin,
and informed the crew, who had been be.
low at the time OF the tragedy, and had
heard nothing, that LeBegue had commit
ted suicide In his cabin. Tho accomplices
Immediately set to work to make II appear
that the captain had done as they stated,
and to further this purpose, his papers
we're burned and his log talsided.
When the Marie Gabrielle arrived at
Saint Vincent, Cape de Verde Islands, the
mutineeis made q preconcerted declaration
to the French Consular Agent concerning
the Captains death, but the real facts were
revealed by four Of the crew, who had not
been duped by the pretended suicide. A
medical examination corroborated their
statements, and the French Consular
Agent consequently arrested the whole
crew, numbering ten, aud sent them on
board the steamer Vile de Saint Nicholas,
which has brought them to Dunkirk.
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MnwAuxEE, October Edward seiber.
Of No. 4sO Cass street, hes in his possea-
sion copy Of the celebrated work, 'The
Memoirs Of George w." The book orig
inally belonged to his father in 1895, but
who returned to England when he mar
ried and afterwards died.
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IN CHINA,
The Aspect OF Afiairs-some Trouble An.
lIeIpAted-Itipe for RebellIon.

tlolpatsd-Ripe for Rebellion.
f. LONDON, October 4.-A correspondent
writes from Hong Kong: have Just
returned from Canton, and Affairs there
are in critical condition. The populace
Is greatly excited over the result Of the
Logan trial. Communication between the
English and the city is entirely cut of.
Incendiary placards are posted on the
walls Of the Yiceroy's palace daily, and are
torn down ny the police. They proclaim
that should the French feet threaten an
attack the mob, tirst Of all, will kill all
foreigners and destroy their property. The
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CLEVELAND. O., October 4 -Mr. Richard
Smith, Of the Cincinnati Commercial! Gd,ette,
Is here tonight attending the wedding Of
his son, Richard Smith, jr., with the
daughter OF Judge D. R.Tilden, OF C!eye.
ln,a
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pu Majesty, Of England, should have a
,,tip, that would cry nothing but
.rmyn .S John Brown" Our esteemed royal
,,y,nDor,ry Is going it very strong on the
ps lameuted.
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,rrw Of French mutineers has been
,.a,d in prison. The Hamilton county
.sirss,s D.st are still at large, and the ship is
5,nytr DIGGING to the bottem.
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FALL RlvRa, MASS, October 4.-Pesl.
dent Artnnr left West Island at s:45 A. N.
for New York, via Newport and Wylord
Junction, much benz fitted in health.
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pen N.y HUFFMAN will have nine years
= ''' oujte contemplation-with labor.
u g..Dtr Of lime to regret the error Of his
I'VE ,"s His business promised better than
:, aid.
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,,,,x Yf, Jem Mace tackles Mr.. Johnny
.,;.,D we shall see what a little spice
,rlJo iorthe p. R.
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NEuFcHArRL, October "A pHblic
meeting has been called for next Sunday
to demand the authority for the expulsion
! from the country Of the Salvation Army.
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EsvApED FROM JAIL,

a MuIatto Murderer freaks the Hars of
RJail anu Gains Freedom. ,..,
Spetdl Dipdteh 10 he Inteitigrseer. y hill,iA /.
OAKLAND, MD, October 4-John Smith,
the mulatto murderer Of Josiah Harding,
who is under sentence Of death, escaped
from the Garrett county jail this morning.
He knocked the isilor down, hurting him
severely. He is about Eve feet eight
inches in height. 90 Y < "
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r. ..e Ly the immigration statistics that
...,,Dsr. u, are docking to Philadelphia to
'5"s =. ,bs champion base ball club.
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CHARLIE acUOMAS.
negotiation for Ii., unsuccessral-The
Death ofChiefJu.

Ell PAso, TEX, October 4-Advices frem
Dsming cay that George Wilson and D. H.,
Leroy, who left there September 10th for
Mexico returned to obiaia little Charl,y
McComss from the Indians returned here
yesterday. Their eforss were unsuccess-
tul, owing 10 the death Of Ju, the principal
Indian Chief, who ws1 drowned in Csso
Grande river while drunk on the 2lst,
which had 'demoralized the band, and be-
cause OF the presence Of a large body OF
Mexicans troops and the interference OF
the Mexican local authoritiea They re-
port the boy alive and well with JUS
widow, who does not wish to give him up.
They also report that the Indians elected
Geronomis Chief after the death OF Ju,
Ignoring the latter's sons, which created n
bad feeling. Geronomis is raid to have
l5O warriors in his band. and is using every
means TO obtain ammunition, even offering
aihoIse for ten cartridges.
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,. TUNES ought to be the captain OF a
A- linn base ball nine. That way glory
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,,,r German fellow citizens are at werk
,,,nss,. and their demonstration next
: ,.'t s''f siyrs promise of a splendid success.