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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-10
FAIRvIEW.

Local Ecws nnd Gossip from IN Ohio
County Village. T.
James Elliot, Of this place, has horae that
has the "pink.eye." n =" : :
Every Republican in this community is
for Blaine and Lincoln. -
The Bon-ron socistyof Fairyiow will give
grand leap year party soon.
There are parties out hunting squirrels
already. The sporting men OF the city would
better wait awhile and let the hair grow on
thesquirrals before they kill them. y
People here arc looking evsry day for n
train OF oars to come down Middle Wheeling
Creek, on the South Pennsylvania railroad'
There Is one mile OF the road finished ON
Middle Wheeling Greek. o.
The wheat in this community will be sbout
one,third OF crop. The prospects, for big
fuit crop never were better, except peaches
and the.e will be mono OF them, RI tho peach
trees are all more or less injured by the past
.calh Ylnter.> S',E
Th entertainment that camU Of at Fairyiev
school House, on Tuesdny evening, was TIN
grandest Affair Of the kind that over took
place in this community. The school house
was jammed full OF good citzsns and the
order In The school house was the best that
ever was known in this part OF the State.
The Dallas brass band furnished the music
and was liked very we'll by the audience.
The Fsirview Bon-ton Society extend their
thanks TO the brass band for past favory, AID
10 every one else for their kindness. 5e
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LOconorlvE ROLLER ExpLODEs,
Killing Two Mon, W0unding Others mt
DeinolishiuK Part OF n Building.

Killing Two Mon, W0unding Others nnd
De,nolishing Part orn BuIIding.
PARSONS. KANs, May 0.-About one
o'clock to-day the boiler Of engine No. 49,
NJ, X. 4 T. Railway exploded in the round
house OF the Missouri Pacific at this place,
killing two men named NJ. A. Slatterly, OF
Chicago Junction, O., and DeLoy Tomente,
an apprentice, who were, on the engine at
the time, and wounding several other, and
completely demolishing four sections
Of the round house. The building
is large one story structure with slate
roof, capable OF houging fourteen engines.
The end walls were blown down and the
roof blown of and the entire SECTION made
mass OF rlins. The engine was On old
one and had been recently repaired, and
WAS undergoing tests when the explosion
occurred. The damage to the company'i
property is about $4,000. ~ s.57z755! {,
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{ GlRtIstOue lI,.sed.

LONDON, May 9.-Tao Times, referring
to the Kisses and groans with which Glad
stone was greeted yesterday at the health
exhibition, says: We arc hardly wrong in
supposing the feeling Of discontent which
has been gradually Gathering since tue
nervelessness Of the Government's policy
in Egypt became apparent is immensely
increased by the treatment Of Gordon. 4
Cniro dispatch says that the oiisr Of funds
to bribe natives to secure Gordon's eaiety
are refused, as Gordon refuses 10 escape on
such terms. The Upper Egypt Govern
ment is accepting taxes in kind and will
negotiate loan on realization. .
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THE COLOR QUESTION,

Following the excitement upon this cub.
jeet cans 9 gkis44ieh, which must lead by
and by to q big Gght, on the color 9ues.
ton. Color Is always prominent In repre-.
sentative Methodist gatherings. Tho nro.
position on Wednesday was to have the
conferences deelere the churches and in.
stitutions Of learning under its control
equally accessible to blacks and whites.
Hitherto they have not been, and the
church, moreover, while showing great re-.
gard Tor the black man in many respects,
has allowed tho color line to divide q mum.
ber OF its annual conferences, the result bs.
ing that in the South 1t has several confer.
! ences called by different names in the Rame
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THE GRANT AND WARD FIRM.

How tho 'Co-partnerniiIp wns Formed.
Their knormous Liabilities. ~-E'a7
NEw YoRk, May 0.-The Tribune Gays !:
Further details Of the transaction between
General Grant and VIM. H. Vanderbilt
were learned yesterday. General Grants
visit to Vanderbilt was made on Sunday,
and then the lstter's check for sl5OOOO
was given. It is said that at the request Of
General Grant the check was dated as OF
Saturday, and the check Of Grant & Ward
on the Marine Bank Mr.. Vanderbilt
agreed not to use for a day or two. 1t is
not believed that the ex-President knew Of
the state OF the firms affairs, and Ward is
credited with furnishing satisfactory ex-
planRtion Of the circumstances under
which Mr.. Vanderbilt's consent wes OBJ
tanned. When presented, the check Of
Grant & ward had been rendered worth
LEES by the two failures. The day after
General Grant called on Vanderbilt at
the latter's desire, and it is said that as.
surances were given that he would be fully
protected in the matter, even ifgreat eacri-
fees were necessary in the direction OF
Mrs. Grants property.
An enormous amount OF unsecured liza
bilties Of the firm OF Grant 4 Ward exists,
comprising notes and simple receipts for
money received for speculation, The
story told regarding the operations OF the
firm, by those who arc in position to be
acquainted with the facts, is as follows:
HOW TIE FIRM STARTED.
!. The firm started with the prestige OF
General Grants name to aid it's members
in securing capital and inspiring conf.
denco in their ability and position. The
actual money Of tho concern was raised on
notes that the ex-President and James D.
Fiah had endorsed, but to what extent the
responsibility Of the conduct OF it's affairs
rests upon Fish and upon Ward cannot be
learned. It is not believed that General
nn da % o. H. ds.s saR h RBs Rsd close ass,4ts1 1sa
ship agreement provided that each
member could withdraw $1,000 per
month, it is said the profit above
that sum being retained az capital. Neither
OF the Grants ia believed to have paid
closer attention to the dotails than the reg
ular drawing Of his allowance. The
scheme carried out 10 obtain most Of the
funds was hased on advances made by the
firm. to contractors Tor Indian aud other
supplies to the government, tho firm taking
assignment Of claims from these men and
collecting on them when the contracts were
approved in the regular course OF govern.
ment procedure. BY representations re.
spectiDg these contracts heavy sums OF
money were obtained on notes or receipts
given by the firm OF individual members.
High rates Of interest were paid, and in
many cases the advances were secured for
only a few months. .ss -! NJ
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LOUISVILLE, May 9.-The CouritrJeur-
mats Elizabethtown, Ky, special says:
This morning, about 10 o'clock, masked
mob came to town and taking the keys
from the jailer took Miles Petty, negro,
who some weckn ago outraged Mian Van
merit, and carrying him o low miles from
town hung him to a tree. A placard WIS
pinned to his body saying that he was moi
to be cut down till 0 o'clock. None OF tho
lynchels Were recognizad.
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MaIlet Kilbourne,s Verdict.

WASHINGTON, May 9.-Judge Wagner TO-.
day set aside the verdict OF S37,5OO as ex-
cesslve, in the case OF Hallet kilbourne
against ex.Sergeant-at-Arms Thompson,
but said il the plaintiff would accept a
judgment for $4,000 it would be allowed
to stand, otherwise he would grant a new
trial.
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EIniEfnut Killed,

SptcIdI Ols1Idlch 70 HN lnteUl1tncer.
GRAFTON, W. Va, May 0.-George
Kronninguer, aged 35, was run over and
terribly mang!ed by the. eaetbound train
near Petroleum last night. He was an
emigrant bound for Kansas, and is cup
p1sed to have been killed by falling from
the weHtbound train earlier in the night.
The railroad company buried his remains
in this cify.
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Ross HDeu,0

CLEVELAND, May 0.-Duncan O. Ross has
issued.the following: II will match Chas.
lspg, champion heavy weight pugilist OF
Ohio, to spar Captain James G. DAILY or
Hal Stoddard, ring rulea, with hard glofes
to finish. for five hundred dollars a side,
which amount l have forwarded 10 Rich.
ard K. Fox, who, il agreeable to the
scceptera, I am Satisfied shall act as stake.
aioldef and appoint the Referee" :
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! RivEE IMPROVEMENT.
The Sums OF Money Proposed to be Ap
prOprinted for West yn. Streams.

The Sums OF Money Proposed to be Ap.
proprinted for West Va. Streams.
From Or Special Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, May 9.-Following 0. are the
sums Of rnonsy proposed to be appropriated
for the construction, completion, repair and
preservation OF the public workain and ad.
Joining Wes. Virginia as provided Tor in
the River and Harhor appropriation bill
as reported to The House: t Vs. 70. .sif
Improving Big candy river, West Vir.
cinis and kentucky, iity thousand dol.
iara, of which sum continuing improve.
ment below the fork and completing the
lock on the Weat Virginia side, forty thou
sand dollars; on Tug Fork, in West Vir.
pinia, five thousand dollars and on Louisa
Fork, in Kentucky, five thousand dollsr1.
. Improving Great .Kanawha river, West
Yirpinia: Continuing improvement, two
hundred thousand dollars, Of which sum
seven thousand five bundled dollars are to
be used on harbor Ct refuge at tho mouth
OF the river. s.sSt.i, y
Improving Guyandotte River, West Vir.
sinis: Continuing improvement, two thou
sand dollars. ..5- .-is.z,:: :
Improving Little kanawha River West
Virgins; |Continuiag improvement, for
which purpose THO restriction put upon the
use Of tho thirty.ono thousand, dollars ap.
propriated by the act Of 5Auglst %, 1852,
ia hereby removed, and said fund ID made
Immediately svsilable.
j Improving Moncngahels River, West
Virgins; Continuing improvement, forty
n 80 tl,ovrood Io11ara
Improving Buckhannon River, West Yir
cinia. onethousaud Eve hundred dollars
: improving the Ohio River; Continuiu:
improvement, six hundred Thousand dol
lara;i Of which sum, seventy thousand dol
lars,:o aoimuch thereof 90 may be neces
snry iior the completion OF the Davis lslant
Dam, ahsll be expended on the work; fit,
thousand dollars shall bo used in continu
Jug IGork, on the upper and lower dixie
and otliex improvements ut Grand Chain
aud seyen thoassud five hundred dollar
for the ice harbos Il the mouth Of th'
Crest kauawha. '-ir,.. .s
| The: bill directs the Secretary Of WAY 6
his discretion to cause an examination
suryey, or both, and estimate Of cost Of I'm
proyement. proper to be made on Gree
River, ". va.
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Murdered for Money,

NEBRASKA CRY, NEB., May 9-Ths
body OF Thomas Leonard an Fpglishman,
30 years old, was found shockingly mutt.
lated in the eastern part Of tho city near
the river yesterday. The head was crushed
and the face beaten and disGgured almost
beyond recognition. His a:sailsnts had
evidently made an attempt to drag the
body 10 the river bank, but failed to do 80.
Robbery is supposed to have been tho
cause. Among the effects OF tho dead man
was found a certificate from q comNanv
commander in the Eighth Regiment,
British army. Five hundred dollars has
been offered for the arrest of the murderers.
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est In full on the investment. Hereafter
We shall pay him quarterly, not only be-
cause he needs the money but because we
DO not mean any one else shall lay hands on
II. was with General Grant on Sunday
laat, and he WAS in complete ignorance
OF the impending disaster. Other than
this fund he does not possess dollar, and
more than that be Ia deeply and almost
irretrleyably in debt. All that he did In
Wall street lo did for his aon, and It seems
too sad TINT this man, who has done 60
much for his country, should be left in his
OLD age dependent on tho nation which he
helped 10 save. 0,0 O.' =
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A Convict Murderer.

Mr.. STERLING, KY, May GA psnilen-
tiary guard in charge OF eight convicls,
whom hewas transferring from Frankfort
to prison, on tho Kentucky Central Rail-
road, reached here yesterday afternoon
and started on foot for the prison. Later.
five Of the prisoners were met, who said
one Of the prisoners, complaining that his
handouts were hurting him, took adysn.
tage Of the opportunity, overpowered tho :
guard, seized his gun and killed him, and
three prisoners escaped. The other live
were trying 10 reach the prison.
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IT will require proof to convince any.
body that General Grant knew Of the black
streak that was running through the trans
actions Of Giant Il Ward. Wards "knowl-
edge Of the business" seems to have gained
for him the confidence Of bis associates aud
the "run OF tho ill.," ...., -..r
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AN "Anti.Coal Oil Democrat" Of Ohio is
quoted rs saying: "The Payne boom is
busted Hoadly can't be nominated.
The Republicans will carry Ohio next fall,
and the country Ia going 10 the devil"
The show has been on tho road under that
management for nearly quarter Of 4 CEN
tnry, and i.s motto has been Excelaior, right
along. ..i 10 ',EH ~ T..
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Josh Ruff shot Will lCoady at Warren.
ton, Ga, last evening. Marshal Coddy
found Run in the act OF carrying Coddy
away on bis shoulders, evidently hoping
to conceal his crime. The wounded lad'
who was quiet youth Of seventeen years,
diee in few moments, and Ruff was az.
rested, ..- N. !. :.
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WIPED OUT IN BLOOD.
THE LAST OF THE HILL BOYS GANG
Shot by Posse After Having KILLED Ono OF IN
Partners Ia Crime, for Fear that liz Would Let
Out the ster.ts-A sstEuInAry Ercota OF
Deeds Done In Other Part. ofths Coun.ty,

ClIARLEsroN,.W. Va, May 9.--Last Mon.
day night Bill Spurlock went TO Robertson
spurlock's house, on Main Mud River,
Boone county, called out Robertson Spur.
lock and shot him dead. On the next
night poase found Bill spurlock and
made IN effort to arrest him. He refused
to be arrested and fred on tho posse, who
killed him. Bill Spurlock's reason for kill.
ing Robertson spurlock was that ho was
afraid that he would give away the eecrets
OF tho gang and have them arrested, aa all
were members Of the Hill bro!hers' gang.
hnsOn County Murderer Sentenced,
I POINT PLEASANT, May 0.--Tho trial of
James Hall, implicated with his brother in
the murder Of their step-!a!her, Bird Webb,
at Clifton, on the 29!h day OF March last.
was concluded before the Circuit Court 10.
day, the jury finding him guilty OF murder
In the second degree. Sentence has not
yet been passed. Tho penalty is conGnc- {.
ment In the peniteutiary at hard labor for a
period not less than five nor more than
eighteen years. His brother, Oven Hall,
Is now on trial. being indicted as principal
in tho second degree. .'5 -.
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= s.s-
Basc Ball YeNicrtinY.

At New Yerk-Detroit, Q; New York, g.
at Providence-Bufslo, l; Providence, 8
At tBoston-Cleveland, 9; Boston, Q.
1t ItWsshington-Met'p'rn., Z; Wash'n, Q
! At Philadelp'ia-BaltoY i Athletic 81:
innings.
At Gincinnati-Toledo, Q. Cincinnati, 9
At Pi.tsburgh-Allegh'y, s; Brooklyn, .
At Philadel'a-Chicago, 7; Philad's., 4
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"A Brutal Murder,

PlrrsDuRon, May 9.-Oliyer'a Wire mil,
on tie South Side, was the scene this morn.
ing Of q brutal and unproyoked arsault
which resulted in the murder of a. German
wire puller. Fred Hogan and his assistant
Rice, Hungarian, were working at the
wire machine, when, through the careiess.
ness OF the latter, the wire got tangled.
This angered Hogan, who began most
abusive TRADE, and when Rice told him 10
stop he picked up heavy hammer living
near by and struck him over the head ieli.
ing him like u log. The workmen ran to
Rices assistance but before they could
reach him Hogan struck him three moro
blows, pounding his fsco to jelly and
crushing his skull. The injured man is
still living but death Is expected momen.
tarily. Hogan was arrested.
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Gte Mrtelli2en1r,


: ALLthe alleged Independent Republican
bla!her againat Blaine Is nonsense. The
!. RS won't kick after the nomination.
They would as soon take foreign missions
and things from President Blaine as from
President Anybodyelse. ., .
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Z N-r-----N--
THE REEL0lG CAEE.
Attorney General Brewster speaks Oai

y sfl.., on the Subject. 7rt..,
EWAss.ksYps, D. O., May o.-Attorney
General Brewster said to aSiar reporter to.
day that the published statements ehsrs-
ing the, Department OF Justice with CON
nivips ioi tho dismissal ol the kellogg
case are unjust and untrue. y believe"
said Mr.. Brewster, !"that there was undue
haste in preparing and presenting the case
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-
An attempt was made. Monday night to rob
the postoiice at Clifton Forge, Ksnawha
county. The burglars broke open q door
leading into q room in tho resr Of the build.
Ing and finding that they had gotten into the
wrong room, left, as there was no door con.
nec!inG with the postoillce building. ,---..,,a
Suit has been brought in the United States
Court, now sitting at Parkersbure, in the
name Of the Supreme Council Of the Catholic
knights Of America, against John L. Hech.
mer, Louis Hechmer, George Brinkman and
Adolphus Armstrong Ths three latter gen.
tlemon, were the sureties OF John L. HCch.
mer, who absconded with funds belonging TO
the Catholic Knights OF America amounting
to over 81. coo.
A slight collision occurred on the Panhan.
die road Just above Mingo, last evening, be-
tween freight and gravel train. The
trains were nearly stopped before striking,
nevertheless, the engine OF the gravel train
Was thrown from the track, causing some de-
lay. in other taiLs. three or four freight
trains arriving on each side tho wreck aud
being compelled to wait to rs, through.
Among them was the fast mail, eastbound.
A few houIs cleared the track.
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LH'nntcd to-Dle Huiure Tko'rTims.. o
ASHLAND, O., May 0.-George Horn and
William Gibbons, in jail here, sentenced
to be hanged May lG for the murder OF
Harry Williams near Polk, about a year
ago, took morphine this morning with Snl.o
cidel intent, but medical ekill tbwhfted~
their purpose and they will recover.
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Mexlcnu Trnin Hobbcrs.

Ell PAso, TEX, May O.-The Times Gays:
Robbers attacked the down train on the
Mexican Central, forty miles below
Querets1o, to-day. They toro up the rails
aud. succeeded iu deraiing the train, but
not 'wrecking it. One robber was killed.
No passengers were hurt. Sixty thoueand
dollars in silver was.on the train. Alter
tho killing >oi ene Of their number the
rnhhers tlau - -
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Near Florence. In Randolph county, Nc.
Gently, James Hull was attempting to roll
logs BY himaslL. He was found dead in bis
elearing.S Tho cant hook which he was using
BY some means slipped. striking him on the
head, crushing his skull and causing instant
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DIRE DEVELOPMENTS
IN THE oRtAT FINANCIAL CRASH
Ia New Yoik-rfsL,blllty that tho Failures VIII
Reach Ten aillIohs-Wsrt, the Wicked rsrtner.
Detectives Alt.mptto Arrest Him, But ilavs
No Warrant-A Pathetic Picture Of Grant.

NKw YonK, May 0.-Suspicion growi
TINT the Grant.Ward failure Is much more
serious lthan at first suspected. A we'll
known member Of the Stock Exchange TO-
day said: "For four or FIVE months I have
heard rumors Of tho queer transactlcns Of
Grant 4 Ward. l do no! think S. OOO 900
by any means an extravagant estimate OF
thor liabilities. My belief Is that they
will exceed slO.OOOOOO. When the failure
was announced I said |. would be the
largest that Wall street ever saw, and L am
more firmly convinced than ovt Of the truth
Of my estimate. What the assetu will be
no one can say, but probably they will be
very small and the disparity in figures will
undoubtedly. cause great surprise.
A clerk OF Grant K Ward said: The
amount Of the liabilitles undoubtedly will
be very largo. They are discovering new
business every day. Yes, I know the
names OF some persons caught but cannot
give them. Some gentlemen are in ior $500.
700, and ethers for larger sums.
VIM. O. Smith, Of the Stock Exchange
md q member Of the firm, said: I do not
hink the statement Of the assignee will be
,eady unit! the latter part oil next week, l |
ion't think the amount OF liabilities will
each SS,C0O.00O. izs.. -
RvkRuEAp, l.. l.; May 0.-The following
was recorded in the Suffolk
county court to-day. U. s. Grant, Jr., to |
abraham Il. Jones, Of New York Oity, |
Iced Of the farm and country seat at Hall
way Hollow Hills, town OF Huntington,
lated February eSrd, 1883. Expressed
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STATE AND VICINITY,
Recent DoingH OF West virginians n
their NelghbOra.al ".

Aecehe noiuRH OF west tlrkiniAnH mt
their Neighbours
:, Charleston people are kicking on their un
lighted Streets I.I,. I0.00'. -
Grafton Ia shortly to have barber shor
run by women. ~ 80
Harrison county will celebrate her centen
Mai on July II. ,"11 -
The Grafton public schools had their Com.
mencement last night. III.
The District Conference for tho parksrs.
ourg District West Virginia Conferences M. L.
church, South, will meet In New Martlnsville
next Wednesday.
1t Is reported that the las. body from a dis.
tance has been incindera!ed in The Lemoyne
Crsmatory, as the trustees intend 10 ooniine
tho services Of the crematory te the vicinity.
Dr.. and MIRA George P, HAYS expect 10
lsave Denver next Tuesday ior Saratoga 10
attend a ameeting Of the General Assembly.
IN their way home they will visit Washing.
Ton, Pa, their old home.
The fires In the mountains, las! week, p,c.
ssn'ed magnificent sight from here. The
only great damage we have hard OF il Ibis
county is the destruction of fencing. which
= reported to be quite heavy.-Kingrosd
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Southern Nnptist A,xocIntion

BALrINoRE, May s.-In tho convention
OF the Southern Baptis!a Yesterday G gorge
". Norton, OF Kentucky, vas reelected
Treasurer; Nimrod Long, Of kentucky, was
reelected Auditor. A committee .of one
from each State was APPOINTED to reviss
the constitution and bylaws. Dr.. Auder-
son, President OF the Rochester University,
by by invitation addressed the convention.
The special order, religious des,itution
among the whites in the South, was taken
up, and DR.. Burrows offered resolution to
raiae orc hundred thousand dollars TO
meet the need, 81 FsT.
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WHEs you want 'f'st.clsss Buggy or
Wsgon, 90 to Boyd's.