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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-05

Trouble Retween Frerch aud English
Fishers OF Hew POundiapd.

ST. JonS, N. F., September 4.-The com.
mander Of the British flag ship, Northamp'
ton, to-day investigated the serious outrage
perpetrated on four British vessels by
French fishermen headed by the shore
captain at Cape Onions on Northeast New
Foundland early in August. Four British
fishing vessels came to anchorage at Cape
Onions for cod fishing. As soon as they
launched skifr number OF Frenchmen
ordered them to weigh anchor and quit.
They refused, whereupon the FrenChmen
commenced TO unbind their sails, seized the
oars and carried them into shore. Having
stripped three vessels they next boarded
the schooner Comet, Captain Aylward, who
delivered some lusty blows on tho French,
men, putting them TO flight. They
then turned on Captain Aylward and his
crew with boat hooks and gGila and severe
ly maltreated them. They then stripped
bis vessel. Two days af.er the Freuch war
cruiser arrived, and after some inquiry re-
stored the sails and gear to the vessels but
ordered them 10 quitthe harbor. Ali four
vessels left under protest. The people Of
New Foundland aro indignant at the vIo.
lent outrage and it is not unlikely that it
will lead TO international complications.
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TIE FATAL FLAMES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Later Particular. of the DIsl..sr-Elrht Person.
Burned to Death and s,lII la the RuIns Ofa !
SmOuId.rlns Mass Of R'Es Aad Debris.
Recovery Of Bodies Slow Work. h

CINCINNATI, o., September 4,-Later in
vestigation swells the number missing al
Dreman's rag warehouse fire to nine. The
list is, @. Bsrmap, Rose o'Connell, Mary
Burke, Mary Lynch, Bessie Brady, Nellie
Kelly, Mary Lee, Maggie Lee, sisters; Mary
spieler. None Of these have reported to
their homes and all were known 10 be in
the building at the time Of the fire. The
entire building has fallen except a little
portion OF the front OF the southern hall
next to the Times Sar building. Rags are
still burning and a stream OF water from
an engine IL still playing on the smoking
debris. Tho work Of searching for the
dead cannot be undertaken yet. The
TinleS-Sdr will issue an edition at IL
o'clock. It's presses are not injured and
will be used. The tyPe--~asall destroyed
and the editorial rooms drenclitd. The
V0lkSbiah. gave them type and editorial
room to-day. Tomorrow they will re
move the composing and editorial rooms
to the building vacated by the late Nears
Company, where they will remain until
repairs are made.
Search for the bodies in the brennan reg
warehouse ruins is still in progress, but
without success. The task is exceedingly
slow, half burnt rage, paper and hemp,
drenChed with water, make the mass
almost impossible tc remove except by the
handful. The mas 10 smoking yet from
stnouldering tire. With the exception Of the
discovery that no suchgirl ss Lizzie Kelly
worked in the house there is nothing to 10.
dnce the number Of victims below that
given already. It was very late last night
before it was csrtainly known thatso many
as eight persons lost their lives in the
hnildinn
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In IiYilizatIon.

CHICAGO, August "A special train con-
veying President Arthur General Sheridan
and other members Of the Yellowstone
party, which left this city one month ago
yesterday, arrived from St. Paul over the
Northwestern road at 2:55 o'clock this after.
noon. A great crowd had gathered to wit.
ness the disembarkment The reception,
owing to the uncertainty which had pre-.
vailed as to the President movements was
as an informal one. The committee waited
the Presidents arrival at the depot ip car.
riages and members OF his party were at
once driven to the Grand Pacific Hotel
under an escort Of one hundred veterans.
The formal reception Of the President will
not occur till tomorrow night.
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WASHINGTON, September 4.-All the
leading telegraph companies whose lines
enter this City, including the Western
Union, American Rapid and Baltimore 4
Ohio have recently made application to
the District Commons for leave to erect
new lines OF poles or reset the old lines in
various parts Of the city. The applications
have all been denied upon the ground that
poles and wires dis6gure the streets and in.
terlere with growing trees. The request OF
the Western Union CompRnywhicli was re-
ferred to Captain Greene was returned
with the following endorsement: "Not
recommended. In place Of setting new and
larger poles this trunk line should be
placed under ground without delay.n
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LONDON, September Minister Lowell,
at Taunton tt-day, unveiled the bust OF
Henry Fielding, damatlst and novelist.
In the large crowd presoat were many well
knownin literary and dramatic cirClss. In,
bis address MF. Lowell paid high tribute to
the manliness Of the character Of the de-
ceased, and defended the works OF Field,
ing from the charge oi coarsenegs and in-
morality, arguing that his works were writ
ten in consonsnGe with the spirit Of tie
age in which he lived,
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GRRENyIILR, Pa, September 4.-The for.
NAL opening Of the shenango & Allegheny
railroad was made today. The road ex.
tends from Greepyille to Butler, a distance
Of flity.eight miles and the branches to the
coal mines makes mileage Of elghty.fiye
miles. A special train left this place for
Butler at 2:S0P. ", bearing President A.
II. Steele, OF Titnsvllle; Vice President
Thomas H. Wells, Of Youngstown; Gem
eral Superintendent ]. L. Blair, Of ttireen-
Vile, and titty invited guess, among them
General Superintendent Baldwin, Of the
Pennsylvania Company and B. K.J&mison q
banker OF Philadelphia, representatives Of
Philadelphia,
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LIVERPOOL, September 4-james Nc.
Dermott was btousht before the court
again to-day and further remauded to jail
at the request Of counsel for thsptoeecution,
who stated that poCketbook found among
the prisoners effects contained very i'm
portant entries, but their nature was not
indicated. MeDermoLt complained 10 the
Judge as an American citizen that he was
sub bjected TO very harsh treatment, and
stated that he was not even aware Of the
nature Of the charge aHaipst him.
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aJnyhawker', An a New Role.

INDIANAPOLIS, September 4.-When the
grand Jury met yesterday Judge Norton, Of
the criminal court, laid before it q letter
from J. Il. Woodland, a newspaper cor.
respondent, together with slips Of paper
bearing upon the Brady and Dorsey inter.
view, more particularly with reference to
the alleged disbursements Of 800, 0,000 in
this State in the last Presidential cam.
paign. The Court laid stress on the bear.
ing which the statute OF limitation might
have on the alleged ofieuse and turned the
en,iYs pstter over for the consideration OF
the iury,
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otrat any reporter who happened to drop
in for friendly chat?"
"Well, two Of US did meet this morning
that's tfuau

of at any reporter who happened to drop
in for friendly chat?"
swell, two OF us did meet this morning
that's true"
(which two?"
"Ool. 0'Btien and l."
"What was said?"
"He stuck his bead in my door and said,
Good morning, Mr.. Baines, and replied,
How are you, FergusopP' That's Ill I've
heard said on the subject to-day"
Secretary Of State Stalnaker was in the
country and the Governor had not yet ar
rived from Parkenbufg; SO the reporter
left In despair. =.
soMR PRIVATE VIEWS.
Col. Dan D. johnson, OF Tyler County,
who has figured extensively as politician,
and from his home on Long Reach. ...gazed
on and longed for many Offices, .somc OF
which he got and others OF which be did
not, was in the city yesterday. He smiled
incredulously as he read the article, but
looked sober whea told that the slate had
been made to dead certainty. Then put.
ting his finger on Vests name he said
There's good man and the rest OF the
ticket amt SO bad; but the head-great
heavens y and Col. johnson looked sick.
he continued: "If what you cay about
this slate being made up Is 80, You can bet
your good money that the gentlemen who
made the Camden and Kenna Senatorial
slates will find that this one will be most
beautifully busted"
M. I. Frame, Eeq., said he had not had
time 10 think over lhe ticket. He was for
Auditor Miller for Governor.
but you don't mean to gay you are for |
Auditor Miller II the bosses decree that
Henry q. is to be the candidate, do you ?"
MILLER is my man at present."
Col. Alex Campbell, this States represen
tative on the National Democratic Execu.
tive Committee, came down from his
Bstbany farm yesterday and was caught
on the street by an lNTELLIGEScER maa
and asked for his views about tue ticket
by Camden, ct al. to be swallowed
by the Democracy Of West Virginia at its
next State Convention. The Colonel said
that when lie iirst read the ISTRLLIdENcER
he had made up his lnind that the erpOSe
Of the workinesof ths bosses was hoax,
but that since coming to the city, he didn't
know bute there might be something in IT.
"And what ii there is something in 1t,
"Why, simply this-if the Democrats
want to relegate this State back 10 the
Radicals, why let 'en nominate that ticket.
Nominating ticket like that, that has
been cut and dried beforehand by . select
lew, means that for four years Democrats
n this State will forage, and you Republic
,ans will enjoy the State Offices. ! speak
.roely, fnr 1 have no political aspirations
myself" III
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Deserved Iii. Fate

I, etSClSSATI, September 4.-The Times
%lr' y Aa!sville, Ky., special says: Samuel
y ,GSalger, coIored, who committed rape on
sHe 1S,!sS !tsSSeIyt;year old daughter OF Mr.. Nc
auLin While on her way home from school,
S .s hanged to-day in the jail yard. He
n. i. Gaptised byR Catholic priest Sunday.
Ss ~. ItN none last night, but ate q, hearty
SW.IAlst SAlst this morning. He was attended
y he priest on the scatleld and died In
une minutes. The execution was private.
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saorIlIs ) srEp.EATMER.
a Cleveland Man DeIIbera' ely Kills His
Stfp.lathep.

CLEVELAND. O, September flames
Donohpe, aged %, this morning deliberate.
Iy and without apparent proyocatlou, shot
and killed his step father, Michael 0'Oon.
nell aged IS. A short time before the
tragedy Danohue went 10 his trunk and
took thereirom 4 revolver. His mother
urged him to put the weapon back, but he
threatened to shoot her II she intertered.
Then he sat on a lounge in the sitting
room, with the revolver id bis hand. Pre-
ssntly the step fItheI, large man, came to
the mouse, saw Donohle and, walking to.
ward hin, said: "Jame, give me that
pistol" Bonohue Immediately rose to his
feet, fired ball through o'Connell's heart
and then lay down on theloupge, seeming.
ly unrepentant aud urconcerned. O'Con-
nell walked few steps and fell dead. Mrs.
Q'Connell rushed screaming out OF doors.
A policeman soon arrived, but Donohne
stoutly resisted and had to be very severely
dubbed before he could bO arrested. q
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posrroNENRNr ASKED ron.
A I,Or C,,.i.rKY
For mormons-Adr"ca,cs Pei'ed with
IecRyed EEys.

For Mormons-Adr-ca,cs Peised with
necSyed EEss.
ATLANTA, GA, September 4.-Mormon
elders arestill popping up in various p.rts
Of the State. Tuesday night two elders
held q meeting at. Emory Chapel, in the
Fourth District Of Coweta county. The
meeting was attended by good many
Young men, some Of whom went through
curiosity, but there were others who vent
from other motives. The meeting was
opened By singing and prayer. After this
one OF them got up 10 deliver a discourse
on the beauties OF Mormonism. When he
had made q few remarks there came q
voice from the audience saying, Take
him out" The elder paused a mo.
ment and aaid he was there for
religious worship and hoped he
would not be disturbed. These words bad
not more than left hia lips when they were
both peltsd with 0 shower o! rotten tgss.
They saw at once that they had met with
the wrong crowd, and, grabbing their grip.
sacks. they darted out Of The nearest door,
pursued by the entire audience, who
chased them as long as they could see
them. Tue young men, seeing their ina.
biliy TO keep up With the AoFuons, sent
after seveial hounds and put them on tho
lost trial, aud chased them several miles,
when all track Of them WAS st. w hen
last h ard irnnl they were making be
line WestWArd.
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CHICAGO, LII, September 4-Richard
Michasls, editor OF the Free Pre", Ger.
man daily, was arrested to-day for criminal
libsl on warrants sworn out by August
Spies, who edits q rival paper. MichaelE
was arrested last Saturday for calling Spies
A Thief. He repeated the assertion yester'
day and was accordingly rearrested, "
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TIE HAGUE, September 4.-The Cover
nor OF the Dutch Fast Indies telpgaphS
that the town Of Telokislong was probably
totally destroyed by the recent volcanic
eruption. The district in which the town
Is situated Is entirely inaccessible, as all
roads are oblilerated. Nothing new from
l,lmpopgo, on the southern coast OF Sum.
alra. Some Of the lighthouses in the
5 rats arc standing but the lights are ex'
tinct. The report OF the destruction o.
TiirIpgine by 4 tidal wave and the drown
Ing OF 10000 people there is confirmed.
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BraSEss men ate complaining OF the
raSLsineis-llke system Of dating orders
ahead. For example, for goods bought in
August TO be delivered December bills
are dated February or March l on thirty
or sixty days time, virtually adding a credit
o. flour months. Large dealers see in this
system a dangerous expansion of credits,
Oat there is general disinclination 10
Ake the first step in the direction OF re.
Io,m
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II seems that we are not to have a Re-
publican conference, Juta very able.bodied
Bourbon caucus has come and gone, and a
beautifully framed slate is the result there
Of Thecaucus has not got so far away from
the base Of supply but it might get around
again before roll call.
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MIsSRApoLis, September 4-The Mani.
toba railway bridge over the Missouhriver
Is on fire. A strong wind Is blowing and
the prospects, are that the whole structure
will be consumed.
The Lyndale Hotel, where President VII
lard and guests were banquetted yesterday
afternoon, was partially destroyed. Less
mt asnaTtainel.
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CnlcAeo, September 4-Tae boy in
charge Of the passenger elevated in the
Grand Pacific Hotel lost control OF the ma
chine this morning as it was making an
inward passage, and advised two passen.
sers on board at the time to jump off at
he next landing. In attempting 10 do so
one OF thom, Christian jackson, painter
employed In the hotel, was killed. The
tragedy was needless as an automatic ap.
ptisuCe caused the elevator TO stop natu'
rally on reaching thcupper story,
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Later Intelligence of the Cyclone Of Last
Wcck-Llyes Lost.

ST. JOINS, N. F., September 4.-Dis.
patches received from St. Pierre giving
ffesher intelligence OF the disasters on the
Great Banks from the cyclone of Sunday,
August 26:h and the storm Of the Thurs.
day following state that between forty five
and fifty Of the French banking feet arrived
in the roads Of y. Pierre in a shattered
condition. The cable chains, anchors,
batterans, dories and lines were all swept
away. The loss Of life was very great.
One banker owned by Jacquette Ives
lost six men; HafdY's banker 0;
Vincent =; ,Lomcostes 4, and the remain
der OF the fleet, with e few exceptions, two
or three each. rourdon's banker four-
lered and sank. The. crew was saved.
Over thirty Vesaels are missing and grave
apprehensiOns are entertained. Theslorms
were the most violent ever known on the
banks. 1t gave no warning, but broke
furiously upon the fec. when most OF the
dories were away from the ships overhaul.
rand setting travis.
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The village Of. BattinCourt, near Arlon,
Belgium, vas totally burned yesterday.
One hundred and sixteen houses were DO.
stroyed. s,fa-s5a 4+rH
Tkree bakers, arrested in Cork, charged
with having arms and explosives concealed
on the premises, were discharged for want
OF evidence. +. g5-
The Swiss Government has refused to
extradlte Lenneg, IN American student,
who killed fellow student in q duel IL
Germany, as drelling!s not named In the
extraditlon treaty. Ef
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THE gentlemen who have kindly con-
seuted to conduct the Democratic party Of
West Virginia met at Barnum's Hotel,
Baltimore, and resolved that Mr.. Kenna
T@thsir man for Senator. The INTELLt-
GrScEE has no desire to open old sores, but
did the party ratiiy that artistic selection
or not?
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MiiAl rI.k. .AE.
A Few susges,lons hom the Aew TorE
inClusIriAl LcsgHe. ~

NAw YoRx, September - the Metro.
politan Industrial Leaguehas app,inted a
committee to wait upoa the 4 publican
and Democratic satc Conventions and
uye the adoption by thcss bodies Of the
folloyias principles Of Industrial Policy:
F,rst protection 10 American labor by
duties on the importation ut all Grticl's OF
the kind We rSn produce, equal to the
difference httgeeu lhe cost ., lOEeign and
domestic labor and capital necessary to
their production. Second, incrtMei duties
on those Sriicltslhat have been discsimin;
aied Ngailg. In the last tariff revision, 90
that all American labor MAY be impair
TALLY protected against paderpaid foreign
competition. :,
ResSirTd, That the agreement ot tho poll
teal parties upon these principles, essential
10 American prosperity, will result In set
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Eni ed nrnre. Yts,el seized.

WASHINGTON, D. O., September i-The
Department Of State is in receipt Of infor-
nation that two American vessels, R. j.
Moultor and Josie Z. Moore, were seized
at saqua La Gyahde, Cuba, by the Spanish
authorites for alleged violations Of the
Spanish revenue laws, on grounds urged
BY the Consulo! the United States and
instructions nom the Department Of State.
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PRESIDENT ARTHUR ia now near enough
TO Washington to get his delayed mail.
When he looks over his Democratic ex-
changes and comes upon what they have
been saying about him he will regret that
the cowboys didn't claim him astheir own.
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AORNOS missionaries are not desinble
people to have around, but it is less desirs-
bic to scare them of with eggs long from
the hen and with blood hounds, as they
didn Georgia. Mormon missionaries are
a. wOrkin West Virginia, and the best
vAyO get rid Of them is to let them alone.
Lethem preach to empty benches.
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RoAaE, September 4.-The French Am.
bassador to the Vatican had several inter.
views with Cardinal Jacobini, Papal secre-
tary Of State, for the purpose Of arriving at
n definite agreement concerning the inter
probation oithe Concordat In relation TO
the salary oi the clergy in France. The
decision Of the Vatican, it IL expected,
will be announced tomorrow,
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FRox telegraphed outline of the de-
ienIe We begin to suspect that Mr.. Frank
Jamesisa much abused citizen and gross
ly libeled patriot. Ia Missouri they don't
seem disposed to give genius any credit.
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Az EDIronIAL WHICH woy'r 4PRgAR.

qualifications OF the next Democratic can.
dIdate for Governor-a man in good cir.
cumsauces, Of experience in public life,
and above all things identified with the
development Of the State. DON'T you see
that les in Henry q. Davis. Now | sup.
pose tLat Idea will be hung up in the Regis
lT Office 10 await later developments.
Now don't you go and Jay hawk me"
A Democrat who seemed to be g good
deal stirred up, but declined to be quoted,
said: "l think that is mighty good ticket,
and your paper only gave 1t away because
Il was afraid Of it,"
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A Columbxs dispatch says that it is re-
ported on reliable authority that at the
meeting Of the Ohio Democratic Executive
Committee on "Wednesday a proposition
from Judge doadly for his withdrawal will
be submitted. The Judge proposes to
withdraw ION account Of III health and in
the interests OF HARMONY 80.
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=, GLlcAGo, September Eight hundred
~ y Si Ie neTsboys INDUCED In a street parade
say and afterwards journeyed to South
th, T.. where 4 picnic had been arranged
IS,;..la N, !ntla BY a number Of the Young Mems
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At TOledO-Psoria, s. Toledo, 4. Ten
At Baqalo- Cleveland, 8; Buffalo, 0.
At Chlcago-Detroits, /; Chicago, l3.
At Phila-St Louis, !; Athletics, H..
AT Baltimore-Columbu 81; Balto.,i.
At New York-Eclipse, S; Metropoli'n, s.
At New York-Boston, s; New York, g
At Pitts-AlleGheny, Z; Cincinnati, 8.
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tling the question Of free trade as COM
pletely as the slave question is now settled,
and will prevent calamitous labor disturb.
ances and disarrangemento Of business and
industrial interests by insuring TO in
telligent American labor free favorable
field for lis development.
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JrDGE oxKY JOHNSON will Of course, be
glad TO have his old friend, Hon. D. IL.
Leonard, Of his own county, relieve him
olthe ermiue which he has worn with 80
much grace and dignity.
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For Gorsrnor, Henry G. Daris, Of Mineral.
For Auditor, ThomasJ. Wea, G RarriSOn.
For Treasurer, Wayne Ferguson, Of Wayne.
For Attorney. Gene'ai, Alfred Catd,reli, Of
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@FoEr Pillow CHALMERS" is what the
New York Sun calls him. 1t was not ever
thus. Democratic newspapers were not
calling him names when he was in full tel.
loEShip.
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pousxorru, Ohio, is said to have Of
ised to Messrs. Slade and Mitchell very
pOlite invitation to come there and have it
ont. las Wheeling no soul for high art?
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DIED.

TAYLoR-At the reSIdeace OF Joseph Fonyth,
iss iSssT WlGtGSS a T. rnTLoS ia lis issh y1ST y
The bodywiil be taken 70 aOniSsown, o, this
lwedncsdAy) morning for inteIment
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TnE Democratic ticket Of the masters
will be hard to beat in the Convention.
Orwill they change their minds and try
their hands at reconstruction?