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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-26
LOST HIS LOVE,
And the World was Bright and Pleasant
To Him No More.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, November 25.-Charlea
Trum shot himself twice in the head, this
afternoon, in a cemetery, during the ser.
vices at the grave Of his intended. Trum
arrived from Germany last March, with
Bertha Engleslatos and came to this city ten
weeks sgo. Theyoung woman obtained EN-.
ployment as domestic and Trum went to
Chicago. Ten days ago the former was taken
sick with typhoid fever, and Trum receiv.
ing no letters returned yesterday, half an
hour after Miss 'Engleslatost death. fhe
shock seemed tos .unsettte the mind-of
Trum, who was very detected. No one,
however, had a suspicion Of his intentions.
The attempted suicide created intense ex'
element at the funeral. Heis still living,
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Sr. PETERSBURG, November 24-Thers
appears to be more and more ground fol
the report that the Car some time ago BE-
lected Count Tolstoi and Priyy Councillors
Pobedonoset and KatkoF to elaborate a
constitutional charter for the Empire. The
charter is said to contain an organization
more adapted to the spirit Of the age,
wherein, though the principle Of autocracy
is maintained, the possibility is given to
prominent persons, as representatives ot
the people, TO mediate between the latter
and the Crown as advisers Of the Govern.
ment. These reforms are granted in order
to do Justice to the universal desires Of the
neople.
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CoNsrANrNopLE, November 25.-Gen.
eral Wallace, US, Minister, has again
complained Of the inaction Of the authori.
ties Of Bills, in not furnishing the authors
OF the recent assault on American mission
aries.
In fresh note to the Porte he insists
that unless the Governor Of Bitlis Is dis.
missed the trial Of the assailants shall bt
held at Constantinople, as there is no coa'
fidence in the present Governor for the
proper execution OF sentence against the
maleiactors,
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Pound Dead Under Suspicious Cireum.
stances.

PrrrsBuRen, November 24.-The remains
Of ayoung man named W. G. Elliott were
found at an early hour this morning under
the trestlework Of the Allegheny Valley
Railroad, in the Twelfth ward, the head
cut and the body bruised. Evidence was
elected by the coroner's jury TO the effect
that the man had fallen, but the facts az
Certalned tonight leave little room for
doubt that he met with foul play as his
watch and vsluables are missing.
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IRoxroN, November 25-The Kelly Nail
and Iron Company, at Ironton, which
have been building a new mill at this
place, have strike on their hands before
thew got their mill in operation. The nail
men who we're to be employed III the mill
put in q bill for getting the machines ready
tor work, which the operators refused to
nav, as they thought the price exorbitant,
In consequence Of which the nail men re-
iused TO start the machines. It was entirely
unexpected by the operators 10 have strike
on their hands before the mill had been put
in operation.
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are actively at work to avoid the impend-
lag calamity With every prospect Of success.
Ex.Speaker Keller arrived last night
and his rooms have been the headquarters
for the Republican members all day. So
far as heard from W. A. Phelps Is the only
man who Is opposed to giving him the Re-
publican caucus nomination for Speaker.
His impertinent letter has created the
opposite effect to which It was intended.
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PROVIDENCE, R. l., November 24.-1n
the Court Of Common Pleas to-day was
heard an action for trespass and eject.
ment, brought by the Union Company
against William Sprague and 1neS, his
vile, to recover possession oi the Fanny
Sprague estate. Under instruction Of the
Court, the Jury found for the plaintiff.
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PETERSBURG, Va, November 25.-An or.
der was received to-day by Capt. Vaughan,
Of the Petersburg artillery, from Governor
Cameron, for one OF the company's guns to
be sent at once to Matthews county to be
used against fl4et OF oys!ermen engaged
In the illegal dredging OF the Rappahannoek
river. The gun Napoleon, l2 FOUNDER,
left tonight. A large quantity ef ammu:
milton has been also sent the Sheriff oil
Matthew'S county. TO be used to protect the
fiyer aSainst the dredgers. -. -.
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ly poison. The desperate woman had
cooked 1t with the oysters. Had 1t been
arsenic all would have died. Mrs. Over
holtz has abou. recovered, but Mr.. Harsh.
man still feels the effects Of the overdose Of
calomel and may not recover. Mrs. Harsh-
man, the would-be murderess, has just been
adjudged insane by the Probate Court and
will at once be sent to the asylum.
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GLADSTONE sees nothing that his Govern
ment can do 10 stop the work OF the Nor
mon missionaries in Great Britain. There
issomething that this Government can do,
and II ought not to be much longer
before it begins to do 1t. Polygamy,
the cornerstone Of Mormonism, Is unlaw-
fol, and the Mormon church is an organized
rebellion against the authority OF the
United States.
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TuE President has acted wisely, but not
hastily, in the pardon Of Sergeant Mason,
who shot at Guiteau. Mason was in
prison long enough to vindicate the law
aud The discipline Of the army. 1t was
right to send him to prison and it was
right TO let him out.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, November 25.-The
loss by FIRE at Thos. Evans & Co.'s glass
factory today, was 5000, on which there
was $40, 900 insurance. The fire started in
the blacksmith shop, but the origin is
unknown. The factory was the most ex.
tensiye and complete In the United States.
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THE so-called reforms alleged 10 be con-
tenplated by the Car show how far BUS
s, il behind other civilized Governments.
The programme grants very little but it
would be great thing to the Russian peo'
pIs 1t would not, however, put IN end to
y;h;Iiun
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ter was shot and killed by the robbers.
The robbers went through the train hold.
ing up Conductor Vail and one passenger.
They secured 5000 or 500 from the express
car, the messenger offering no resistance.
The train was ditChed by the removal Of
fish plates and throwing tho rails aside. A
depntysheriff organized posse aud went out
on a,special to the scene orthe.wreck where
they will procure horses and pursue the
robbers whe are supposed to be cowboys.
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WILMINGTON, DEL, November 94.-Five
prisoners were whipped at New Castle
to-day-three colored and two white men.
Ward Groome (colored) convicted OF house
breaking, stood one hour in the pillory,
and received twenty laahes. The othera
were given ten lashes each,
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DELEGATE HESsuAw, Of Berkeley, in a
communication printed on another page,
expresses himself in very straightforward
way with regard to State politics. Mr.. Hen
shaw is Grecnbacker, elected by Green.
hackers and Republicans, and a man Of
influence in his county.
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Srw YonE city Democrats are talking
,ho,, A conference for harmony andre
ov,pj,,.ion. Ifanybody is interested to
Nh the conference an experienced execu'
,iorpr nigh, be found in West Virginia.
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PARIS, November 24.-1t is thought
probable the decree iorbidding the impor-
tation Of American pork into France will
soon be Withdrawn, in conformity with the
report Of tho Hygienic Committee. DR..
Broardel states that the cases OF trichinosis
In saxony were produced by German meat.
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tSxT Editor R.res.ed.

LONDON, November 24.-WilliamJ ]. Ram.
say, proprietor Of the Frecthinktr, convicted
on the 9th Of March last OF publishing
blasphemous libels, and sentenced to nine
months imprisonment, was released to-day.
He was escorted from Jail by Bradlaugh
and a large crowd Of sympstbixsrs, who
cheered him, and was given q public
breakfast at the Hall Of Science. George
w. Foote, editor Of the Freethirker, con.
victed Of the same oIense, has ye. to serve
thraa mnntha
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Mr. WEEKS ssys, Thou fool" to the
man who puts money in the iron business
uthistime. The admonition is timely, but
,be money will continue to bc put in by
pe,pls who don't believe tha. the depres-
sion ia real.
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Nh. PAYNE, ei Ohio, is q candidate for
,ny,hipg his party has to dispose Of, and
h. has the means to make his boom look
v,,y formidable. lie also "knows the
y.lue Of a kindly chorus" in the newspa'
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II ought to be possible to devise 4 plan
~ n,eveut tho duplication OF pay accounts
:, ~ army officers. The assumption that all
ofi.ps are gentlemen and, therefore, will
", Neal, is not sufficient protection.
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IAN receiving my fall stock OF women's,
missos and childEens shoes and mems enc cali
hand.sCWed shoes In all the different styles
10 which I invite an inspection. 6ays
added several new lines 10 those have been
keeping heretofore, making complete essort.
msnt Of Ane and medium goods.
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Special Dispatch to the Lntellf0enee.
PARKERsBuRG, W. Va, November 25.-
1l:S5 P. NJ: at this hour Ex-Governor Stew
enson is sinking, and it is not thought he
will live through the night.
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TUX Controller Of the Currency considers
!, ,.r,,b the matter Of the national bank
! s,cnIStjop-a question which Is to come
S.,o,s Congress and ought to be met
L;,Iv
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,.cr.,Tor Henry &. DAVIS will locate
p baltimore this winter. He will be a
y ~. handy nucleus for frequent BaFnum's
u,isI conferences.
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PARKEnsaURG.

A wife Beaten 10 Insanity by her Hus.
baud-The Geiger Verdict.
Special Dispateh to The I"te!hi0eLoe.
PARKERspURo, November 25.-Bark Dils
beat his wife to-day in such manner as
to cause temporary alteration of mind.
She was taken 10 jail, but later was taken
charge OF by her relatives.
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w. read that Freddie Gebhardts
A,ss, % picked up junk in the streets OF
S Ssr York" Up to date the sons career
NJ, been less creditsble.
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PARKRRsBuRG, November 24-The jury
in the case of the State vs.. Andrew Geiger
brought in a verdict Of guilty Of man.
slaughter. Geiger, it will be remembered,
is the boy who in company with his father
killed Young Harker.
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rur newspapers are discussing the evils
4, ini ni,eJ msrriagej. viii nobody raise
". rnce against mixed drinks?
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s.s.,7 Cox is lecturing on music. He
al, abcu. the "old masterT," with
wv, .'.l rpference to John Kelly.
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,,s,k o! the OAio Democracy being
= TiIJen ia a blind. There is too much
w w. i' ,,lpnt in Mr.. Tilden's way.
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pHcRxcRs In Sabre Of the American Booth
may yet be had atA. A, Ftarzhelm's jewelry
store,
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Chs gnteltiseatsr.
:,o,, Is aud ~ Fourteenth street.

u. CARLISLE hao the figures. Mr. Ran
=" ~ iii probsbly get the votes.
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John Hatns, a truck iarmer;iivingaear
Reading, Psn died Saturday, aged Iof
veara = - : : 8. = J
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lr NAV be- remembered that Mr.. Henry
S. Walker recently fell back into the Dem.
Ocrntic party, and that shouts went up from
the hosts Of the faithful because in Mr..
Walkers proper person it was believed that
the whole Greenback party Of West vir.
ginia was centered. There remain Green
hackers who prefer To do their own voting,
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BosToS, April l5.-The steamer Nestor.
ian arrived last night with $50 passengers,
most OF them being impoverished Irish
people sent over at the expense OF the
English government. The greater part are
families, some OF which number eight or
ten persons, while the average is about five.
The majority are from Galway and the
others are from Mayo, Derry and
Donegal. The most Of those from
Galway were evicted during the past win.
ter and lived as best the could, finding
shelter in tents, and Indian meal porridge
being their principal article OF food. The
English Government furnished money TO
those who desired 10 go TO places beyond
Boston, the amount depending upon the
size OF the families, some receiving few
shillings, others two, three, five or
six pounds. A great many men are far
mers, but they seem undecided what they
shall do here, some going to New York,
others to Pittsburgh, Portland, Chicago,
and Canada, while some remain in Boston
and vicinity. Several paid their own passage
but brought little with them in the way Of
money or household got d. They are being
sent TO their various destinations by the
Steamship Company. The steamer Par
thia, from Liverpool, arrived this mosning,
also brought large number OF the same
class ol emigrants.
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Az ArfAIR OF HONOR.
Two Treasury Clerks settle One Accord
Ing 10 Rules Of the Prize Ring.

WARRINGTON, April 14.-An affair Of
honor was settled in the White Lot the
reservation Immediately south OF the Ex.
ecutive Mansion, yesterday afternoon, in
true pugilistic style. 1t appears that a
clerk in one Of the Bureaus Of the Treasu.
nv Department some days since insulted
another clerk. Friends interiered to have
the difficulty settled by an apology, but
the aggrieved party demanded that meet.
ing should take place. Pistols at twenty
PAGES were spoken oil, but friends ar
ranged that the affair should be set.
tied according to the rules laid down
by the Marquis Of QueensberTy, thin,
hard glove being used,.
At 4:S0 yesterday afternoon six well
dressed young men entered the White lot,
and walked over TO the southwestern cor
ner, where the shrubbery and trees cut
them of fran the observation Of passersby.
Both men stripped to their undershirts
and trousers, and at 4:45 time was called,
and the men began pummeling each other
in lively manner. Both were adopts in
the manly art, and they gave and took
rather tiercely. Five rounds were fought,
when they clinched and began rough.and-
tumble fight. They were warned that they
were both violating the rules in shocking
manner, but they both seemed to enjoy it,
and persisted. After fifteen minutes
OF this sort Of work the friends
Of the challenging party argued
with the friends OF the other
that the challenged party had iouled by
biting the cheek OF the other, and the out.
looks were called in to pass uponit. They
insisted that the men should be separated.
In two minutes, however, the fight was re-
newed, aud after fighting three minutes
more, one OF them received such terrible
blow on the ear that he was unable to take
any further interest in the proceedings,
The winner was ordered to dress, and alter
the defeated party recovered, they oil left
In parties OF three each. Both were at
their desks to-day as usual, though one
bore the marks OF the contest very plainly.
BY mutual consent, II was agreed that
nothing should be said about the affair.
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CHICAGO, April 15.-This afternoon
Rouan Nowak, a Bohemian cabinet maker.
went to the house Of his divorced wife for
the purpose Of getting possession Of one Of
their children, a boy four years old.
She refused him admission. He
drew revolver and fred through
the window at which she was sit
ting, shooting her in the head, the ball
lodging in the brain. He then turned the
pistol upon himself and blew out his brains,
falling dead upon the steps. A letter in
his pocket giving directions to the Knights
Of Honor to use the insurance on his life
for the education Of his children evidenced
premeditation. The woman cannot live
through the night.
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THEY were having Confederate reunion
at New Orleans, and Mr.. jefferson Davis
emerged from his retirement long enough
to raise his voice for the cause which by
seusible men who espoused 1t Is conceded
to be lost forever. Mr.. Davis said: 81 am
pleased TO see the representatives of the
Army Of Virginia united with those oil the
Army Of the Tennessee to do honor not
only to the cause Of the past, but Of the
future. How are the,e associations to be
preserved? The time must come when
the members Of the Army Of the Tennessee
and the Army Of Virginia shall pass from
The earth. Is there any obstacle to intro.
duciDg into these organizations the sons Of
those who were true to the cause Of truth
eternal, which trust will yet prevail p
The cause not only OF the past, but OF
the iutureI" OF course Mr.. Davis was talk
ing nonSense-the cause Of the future as Of
the present is the Union; however Amer
leans divide on party lines, and espouse
party principles, they are agreed on this.
There is no party Of disunion in America
to-day. OF all the men who fought the bat
ties OF the Coniederacy, 1t is doubtful
whether regiment could be raised under
the old banner to make war on the coun.
try which Americans everywhere are now
proud to call their own. We do not be-
lievs that Mr.. Davis speaks for any element
Of the Southern people respectable in
character or in numbers. Bat his Is a bad
kind Of talk for the young men OF the
South to listen TO. II the cause which he
continues to champion were not dead
1 we'll as lost he might de-
velop into breeder Of mischief.
Happily the seed be sows falls on barren
ground. The South Is busy and making
money. Days OF untold prosperity are be-
fore her. For two generations the Union
has not been so strong as now. The Sec
tons never were 80 closely knit together.
Easyand cheap communication, the growth
Of manufacturing in the South, Northern
capital giving employment to Southern
hands and increased value to Southern
lauds-these conditions have strengthened
aud will make stronger the bonds which
NOtte remote communities in an indissolu.
Die union Of interest and government.
Men who hold the welfare Of the Southern
people above their own vanity do not talk
sAt. Davis talks.
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To be Performed by Home Talent with
Prank HennIs n Star.

fFhnA heuuIS M btuF.
For several weeks Mr.. Frank Hennig, Of
this city, an actor with considerable expert.
ence, both asan amateur and professional, has
been preparing for an event OF unusual in.
terest, the presentation, by cast com posed
OF Wheeling amateurs, with himself as star,
OF Shakespeares Julius Ce arr TIE re-
ception Mr.. Hennig's proposition met with
was encouraging. and he has already secured
q guarantee by number OF leading citizens,
of the sale OF enough tickets In advance to
make the project at least pay expenses. which
Is all he desires, The cast Is complete, and
the performances will be gotten up with care
fol attention to details OF costume, scenery
and stage effect.
The characters will be taken BY the follow.
ing we'll known gentlemen and ladies: Cas-.
TuI, really the star part. though not the title
Oscar Seeley; Marc ANOny, by Mr.. Edward
Larkiu; BrIltitt, by Mr.. joe Devine; Cdscq, by
Mr.. Andy Ray; 0etdriW Caesar, by Mr. G.
Hennig; TreboniuJ, by Mr.. Thomas Burke;
Deeita, by Mr. Phillips; AtIeliuI, by Mr.. Will.
,am Wins; 7itiniuS, by Mr.. John Roemer;
China, by Mr.. Harry Odbert; Lueius, by Mr..
Harry Frauz1eim; SeTrtus, by Mr.. Alfred
Davis; Piaddrus, BY Mr.. John Pogu.; PdpiIius,
by Mr.. Ell. Hennig; the SoOthSdyer, by Mr..
Ryder; POrlid, by Miss Rena House, and Cal.
phUI7siG, by Miss Jennie CaSsell.
This castwill at once strike the public as
complete and strong. The date OF the pre-
sentauon has not yet been fxed, but no time
will be lost Active work at preparing for
the parts has already begun by the members
OF the cast, and rehearsals will commence at
Fran zheim's hall at the earliest possible day.
The public performances will be given at
the Opera House, and the full orchestra will
furnish music, aud everything will be on a
professional scale.