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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-04
AGAINST TIE CHINESE.
Further Details Of Tho outbreak in wyo.
ming Territory.


RAw1lxs, w. T., September 3.-The
largest coal mines in the entire Union Pa
cifc system are at Rock Springs, l2O miles
west Of here. The road has recently been
importing glarge numbers of Chinese to flll
tho places Of white men. Yesterday alter
noon the entire force Of white miners,
numbering $50, organized, and armed
with shotsuns, marc1ed to that portion Of
the town occupied by the Celestials, and
after firing volleY into the air reloaded
and ordered the "pigtails" to leave. The
order was obeyed at once, the Chineman
fleeing to the hills like drove Of sheep,
closely pursued by the miners.
Several yolleys were fred at the fugi-
tiyes with fatal effect. The Chinese
quarters were then set on fire aud thirty
nine houses owned by the railroad COM
pauy we're destroyed with their contents.
The miners next visited the various mines
in the camp, upeRrthed all the Cinnamon
at wotk therein and bade them flee for
there lives. They fled.
or some four hundred Cinnamon who
piade Rock Springs their home the day
before, not one remained. All are in tho
Hills, heading for Green River, 1S miles
further west. Seven Chinanen were Kill
led outright by the shots fred BY the
miners and many are wounded. It said
also that several sick and feeble persisted
in the burning Of the Chinatown. The
Sheriff arrived from Green River by
special train last evening with posse Of
deputies, but they were too late to prevent
tho mob from carrying out it's plans.
The miners quietly dispersed alter max
ing sure Of the departure Of the Chinese,
and oil is now quiet. The railroad Of
hcials appealed to Governor Warren for
protection. and Assistant General Super.
Dickenson and Superintendent
Wurtell are en- route for ths scene Of the
trouble by special train. Both OF these
men are popular with the miners, and will
be able to oquell any disturbance
likely to arise now. The Chinese have
now been run out Of Rawlius, Carbon,
Laramie and other points in Wyoming.
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Big Fire at CincInnau.

CrxcmS4TI, September S.-About dusk
this evening the entire FIRE department
was called to the corner OF Sixth a4d
Hosdly streets, where fire had gained
muGh headway Ia the freight depot Of the
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad.
The building extended from Filth 70 Sixth
streets, distance OF 500 feet, The lower
floor Is occupied as freight depot by the
railroad company, ybile the upper stories
are used by the Cincinnati Milling and
WAREHOUSE Company, J, r. McGrice 4
Co., proprietors. An Immense quantity
OF grain was stored in the building, and
with the building was totally destroyed.
The freight on hand was also badly dam-
aged. A rough estimate places the loss at
over $4,000, but this may be modified.
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SOUTH AAIHIsICA.
Tho Delayed Maus-The Operations of the
military I'm Peru

Tho Delayed MntIs-The Operations OF the
military in Peru.
PANAMA, August 95.-A loading topic Of
interest here at present is the continued
arrival OF Pacific Mail steamers without
the customary New York and San Fran
cisco mails, which causes much inconve.
nienoe in the commercial community.
The New York mails OF dates OF the lst
inst, came via Jamaica, by royal mail
steamer.
In Peru great deal OF comment has
been excited by the publication Of q pro.
clamation or manifesto signed by General
Caceres, at Talasma. Caceres declares
his only object is to restore peace and tran
GUILTY. 10 Peru, on the basis OF her future
honor and hsppiness, and that when his
design Is accomplished he will retire to
private life, satisfied with having com.
piled with his duty az good citizen. He
states that on various occasions he has
proposed measures which, II accepted,
would assuredly have brought about the
desired end, but that he has been met
with resistance, and even contumely. as
when his Commission, sent to Callao
from Mollends on the United States
steamer Shenandoah, was even refused a
herring.
Important military operations arc now
being carried on In the north. In ad-
dilion to the detachment Of 600 men
stationed at San Pedro observing the rebel
garrison occupying Truiillo, division ot
1000 soldiers, horse, foot and artillery,
under General Ramirez, the chief Of the
general staff, was sent up to PAcasn;aye
lew days ago.
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ST LOUIS No, Sept. s.-rbe last &C.
oounta from Kirkwood, tho scene Of yes
terday's excitement and tragedy, are that
Buechel was not killed, but was lnortally
wounded by Sheriff Allen. 1t also ap.
pears that Buechel was crazed with drink;
that he shot Mrs. Randall while she was
entering his shop, and that in. tho attempt
to arrest Ruechel heemptied two revolvers
at his pursuers; that no attacked the
Sheriff with large pruning knife and
was ouly overcome by q Rhot from the
officers pistol. Mrs. Randsll's wound is
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WAsuINGroH, September 3.-The exam
nation of candidates for appointment as
cadets in the revenue marine has been
concluded. Fourteen candidates passed,
but as there are only seven vacancies, it
was decided to appoint the seven who at
tanned the highest averaged in the exami-
nation. Tho names Of tho successful can
lidates are; John 3. Hull, OF Virginia;
Stanley N. Laudroy, Of indiana Preston
Il. Uberoth, Of Pennsylvania; Ellsworth
P. Bsrthalf, OF New York; Gordon i.
Wilcox, Of Pennsylvania; Richard Q.
Crisp, Of Maryland, aud William d. e.
Jacobs, OF Maryland.
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manning. OPINION ID thr 0. A. r.

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept ST Is reported
that during Mauning's stsy here he was
called upon by Postmaster o'Leafy, The
magaato complimented the postmaster
upon his administration OF affairs in the
office, and finally abruptly paid: Il see
Won still have Zallman in the office. Why
Il he not remoyed?" "Well, he's pretty
good man, and besides he's Grand Army
man, and the order h9ye requested his de.
tention," was Mr.. 0'I.sSIy'6 reply. Grand
Army be damned" Mr.. Manning is re-
Doltsd 10 have sententiously remarked.
EReu1oye him at once, and put Mike Cor.
msn In his place. German is a practical
politician, after ManningS owD heart.
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M1LLIoNAIIsM MArKAY.
uumors Circulated lhas he Wants to |

numvrs Circulated that he THmtS to buy
tho New York "nc:aIL."
New YoRx, Sept. S.-The Tribune this
morning says: "A report is current that
Johp ", Mlckay is negotiating with Mr..
Benustt-lor tho purchass Of the Herald.
with the intention OF putting John Rus
sell Young at the head Of the editorial
stafr. Mr.. Mackay is interested with Mr..
Bennett in the Commercial Cable, in the
construction of which sS,OCO,00O is said to
have been sunk. For Str. Relnett's share
in this enterprise Mr.. Alackay Is reported
to hold mortgage on the Herald
Mackay's wealth is much talked Of in
this connection. He Is said to have $2l,-
900, 900 In securities locked up in his safe,
viz: S5,0oO,60O in United ststes 4 per-
cents, S., 100000 in French rentes, 5000
600 in Euglish consols, Sc ,000, 600 in State
bonds and similar American securities,
bearing B to percent. In addition to
this, is his cable Investment and his in
terest in the Bank OF Nevada. The gossip
runs that he could back tho Herald With
S30O00,000.
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TuscoN, ARIZONA, sept. ga Fort
Bowie special says: Lieutenant Guy L.
Heise, just returned from Mexico with
twenty-five men, having made 1000 miles
since May 10, hasin charge fifteen Of Gero-
nimo's squaws and children as prisbnefe.
He reports that in the late fght Geronimo
picked up his favoritc child aud rushed
out OF the camp. Then he was surprised
and had 10 run the gauntlet cf fifty rifles,
the best Shois Of the ChiricShuas and San
Carlos tribes. He was shot twice, and
dropped the boy and ran, covered with
blood, and with his left arm shattered.
His tquaws say he was shot through the
body some OF them say he is dead.
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BALTIMORE, Mp, Sept. S.-To.day 0
party Of Italians entered the saloon Of
Walter Welch in the western section OF
the city aud passing into rear room
acted in o disordelly manner. Welch
ordered them out and drove them from
his premises ut the point of revolver.
Five Of them returned, q part entering
through the front door and the Others by
the rear. They were armed with dageeFJ
and made break for Welch. Wolch
had his pistol at hand, and raising it
fired it at the foremost Of his assailants,
and Frank DAntonio fell dead. The
others ran. A Jury Of inquest rendered a
verdict that Welc6 did the killing in self
defense.
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PARIS, Sept. S.-Ths Paris publishes Che
following seui-oflicisl note: Several Ger
man and Spanish newspapers accuse
France of seeking to ptir up strife over
the Caroline Islands. That accusation is
absolutely false. The great burden Of
public opinionin France earnestly desires
an end Of conflict, which tends TO cause
fresh trouble on tile French frontier. Tic
truth is, the hostilities between Ger
many and Spain are fostered by the vio-
lenca Of Spanish and German newspapers,
and by parties interested in embroilipg
France and Spain, as witness the National
Zeiiung'S recent malicious warning TO
spaniaris that France seeks to part Spain
and Germany in order to sleze Morocco.
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wREoKED uAvovERIAN.
How the Disaster eoarred-AH PasHeags
Safely Landed.


ST. JOINS, NEw FouxDLAND, Sept. 81
Very meager details have thus far been
received from tho wrecked steamer Han
overian. No statement can be obtained
from Captain Thompson until he arrives
here from Trepassy, TO which point q
sealing steamer has been sent with srti-
clcs of relief for the passengers and crew,
who must have suffered great hardships,
The place where the ship struck is some
six miles from that fishing village and rs
shc is reported to have been going at
speed, it is hardly possible there was time
to remove either provisions or clothing to
the shore, and the rough coast offers
no shelter. The passengers have
now boon taken 10 Trepassy, where
they will remain in comparative COM
fort until the steamer sent to bring them
to this port arrives. 1t is the general
opinion among seamen here that the
ianoverian mlatnok the light Of Cape
Pine for that OF Cape Race and without
sounding proceeded to lay q course for
this port which ran her into Portugal
Cove. There are shoals between tho range
Of the lights and the cove, and il the usual
soundiugs bad bseu made the mistake
would have been speedily discovered.
There is no etber tenabte theory Of the
disaster without charging gross and crim;-
nTl carelessnc5s upon the officers. A dis
patch from The Signal Station at Cape
Race, which is the nearest telegraphic
po;nt to tho scene Of the disaster, says the
vessel will bo total wreck with all her
1OFGo
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DurFA1o, Sept. President Sloan and
his family arrived in this city last even-
ing en- route TO Niagara Falls. The trip
over the Lackawanna from Binghamton'
to East Buffalo, lO7 miles, was made in
2i9 minutes inclusive OF % minutes stop
page for water, oiling and RAILROAD crossing,
making the actual running time exactly
IO7 minutes, or imilh "a minute. Mr..
Sloan expressed his satisfaction at the fine
condition OF the Lackawanna's roadbed
and rolling stock. The party went 70
Niagara Falls over the New York Central
from here last night.
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After rfain IlobhorS.

KANSAS CRY, NO., Sept. s.-Tho special
train sent out from here to the scene OF the
robbery last night on the Chicago 4 Alton
Railroad, near Blue Springs, left shortly
before one o'clock this morning, and after
some delay, reached there about three
O'Clock. The car contained several oiIi-
cials and employees Of the road and q
strong posse Of detectives and deputy
marshals, arriving on the ground here
were secured, and the officers started on
the track Of the robbers. Blood hounds
have been procured TO aid in the search.
At noon, the time Of the latest report,
none OF the robbers had yet been cap
tured.
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RosqEsRF4, N. Y, Sept. son the
evening OF August el,;: W, R, Brooks, Oi
Phelps, N. Y, discovered suspected
comet, which tonight was verified by
protess9s Lewis Swift, director Of the
Warner Observatory, of this city, Its po
sttion is: Right ascension y bours j.
minutes, declinstion, North 90 degrees fC
minutes. II has no tail nor nucleus and
IL pretty faint. 1t is moving Southeastern
" and csn easily be seen throug b four
inch telescope. ftiA in the constellation o.
the Hunting Dogs. This discovery, II moi
antedated, entities Mr.. Brooks TO the
Warner prize OF $500, making the third
won by him in the past three yesrs.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Sept. ga young
man named Winney, living with his step
father, George Daniels, three miles north
Of this city, shot Daniels with a shotgun
during quarrel over a board bill, this
morning, and killed him. He then came
10 the city and gave himself up, claiming
that his step.iather hadrIShed at him with
. club and threatened to kill him, and that
he shot him in self-defense.
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BuRLiSdroS, Iowa, Sept. S.-Iu an in.
terview relative to the recent decision Of
the First Comptroller Of the Treasury
disallowing all the minor expenses Of the
Court Of Alabama Claims, Judge Harlan
prcs ding Judge Of the court, holds that
the Ca, ,ptroilef's decision is not only in
conflict win, the acts Of Congress creating
The cont and u describing It's dutieS and
with ali presidents in that and otheI
courts, but that It will, II Sustained, result
in prolonging the work II the court ane
increasing the aggregate expsuhas'
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paMlIlpl n1aas nomole.g.

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept S.-Al the build
jngs ON the block bounded by South,
Pearl, RrOsl and Alexander streets and
Fourth avenue, wer0 burned to-day, ex-
cept three brick ones on PeaIl street. The
wall Of one Of the buildings fell at 3;45,
and the firomen narrowly escaped being
buried. Fireman Priendenhall, Of Truck
No. /, was badly burned about the head:
Twenty-Five to thiFty families are burned
ont pl their homes.
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nIuuldera Gain TLeir Point.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. S.-The striking
nlou!ders OF the two large stove foundriea
Of Lebrant & Mcdowell, and Thomas Rob.
erts, Stevenson 4. Co., returned to work
to-day, the firms agreeing to tine payment
OF the ten percent advance demanded,
No conditions, it is said, were exacted by
the employers. Five firms have now
granted the ten percent increase. The
noGlders feel greedy encouraged and
think that before many days all the estsb
lishments will again be running.
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Flro LOssOs,

New YoRK, Sept, S.--The New York
Dailv Commercial Bulletin, of September
4 estimates tho fire Losses in the United
States and Canada dlring August at
$500 600. This is o declded improve
nsnt upon former records, the average
aggregate Of fire losses in August for the
ten In ysars past being s. ,O00, 900, In August,
issi. Inc tire loss was about $1,000 900
The Rpietin thinks there Is ground tof en-
couragement In 80 tayorable an exhibit
Nevertheless the Are losses oil the year g
the end OF August foot up .$6o,UOOiU OiUOv
with four months yet to hear from.
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TIE snFEr MILLS.
A St. Louis Firm slEus The scnlO-Ths Anna
Sau1nted Association Discouraged.

A st. Louis Firm slEas the scalU-Ths Anal
sauan,ed Association Encouraged.
PlrrsDusGn, Pa, Sept. S.-'rhe officials
of the Amalgamated Association have re.
caived intelligence that the Neiderine
house stamping company, OF st. Louis
has signed the sheet mill scale. The
Neidering house is ono Of the most ex.
tensive sheet mills in the West and,
being the first to sign the scale since the
conference in this city, it is considered oI
great importance inasmuch as It will
doubtless have the effect OF swinging the
Western manufacturers into line.
The executive oIticers Of the Analga-
mated in the several districts are now
secretly engaged in strengthening the or
sapizatiou. Within the past three weeks
three lodges were organized in the Pitts-
burgh district, Reports from other dis
tricts show large increase Of member
chip, and new lodges were organized stree
the scale convention at Wheeling, w. Va
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GENEVA, LIS Sept. S.--Henry A. Fer
son, of St. Charles, xho has for some days
been in despondcnt frame OF mind, at
tempted to commit suicide yesterday by
placing his chin above the muzzle of a
shot gun and then kicking the hammer
with his foot. His head leaned back and
the charge carried away the front Of the
lower jaw, part Of the tongue, the entire
nose and part Of the cheekbones, leaving
the eyes all right, aud plowing hole
about two inches wide through the front
Of his face. He still lives, but will hardly
recover,
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LONDON, Sept. S.-The Times, in COM
menting on the address made yesterday
by United States Minister Phelps on the
occasion of the opening ola wotkmen's
club at Rugby, Gays that he is treading
with success in the footsteps OF Mr.. Low
ell. He has readiness in the use Of speech
and as remarkable power Of interesting
histories on public occasions, and he may
be congratulated on his manner OF avoid
ing the utterance OF anything that could
give otfense to either political party or to
10 the country.
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An AmerteI.u Ifftrented.

Pans, Sept. 3.-An American named
Link was arrested here about q month
ago on a charge Of trying to sell worthless
Mexican lands and was sent to prison.
The prison officers ill.treated him with
the view Of forcing him TO make q con-
fessiop and would not allow him TO see
his wife. Although lie proved bis inno-
cence he was retained d whole month, and
has Just been released iat the instance Of
Mr.. Mclean, the United States Minister.
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wAsuNoroN, D, O., sspt. 3.-Tho
acting Secretary OF tho Treasury has re-
scinded the order recently prepared by
the Registrar in ;esard to thetransfer ol
U. S. bonda, which required az 3 condi'
tion precedent to the issue to any trustee,
executor, administrator, guardian, sc
tbat the benefciency shall be named IN
the application and in the assignment oI
u,a hnula
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PIrrsnuRdu, Sept. 9.-rhere is a divi'
sion among the Monengahels Valley coal
miners that will result disasttousIy to oths
Miners Union of the Knights Of Labor,
The latter has ordered a strike on sAlur,
day for ali advance Of three cents per
bushel. Officials ofthe Miners Union are
opp0singit. II the men so out the con.
ysntion oi the miners association called
for the 18th will not be held. Those who
think they know the river miners pretty
well say thatit ishardly probable that they
will assume the responsibility OF strike
at this time. as with divisions in their
rankg, the prospects Of success would be
vary small
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JACKSON, Mich, Sept. 9.-Arnold
Moorey, a colorcI school teacher, at.
tended church festival near here Tues
day night. On his way home with two
young ladies' he was set upon by party
of hoodlums. Moorey retreated and one
Of the attacking party drew q knife.
Moorey then fred his revolver into the
crowd killing Isaac Maxey and woundinR
Bill Anderson and Albert Startley, The
Coroner has returned verdict Of iusti-
fable homicide.
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sltAwsgr, o., Sept. a.-coyle, one Of
the Kenney sympathiaers, will leave town
this coming week. Stanton and Gallagher,
the other two who have had notice to
leave, will stay and face their foes.
News has Just reached here ola horrible
crime hsviaS been committed near this
place. Charles Eichner, who has been
working in one Of the syndicate mines,
contrary to the rules, was taken out and
beaten in q horrible manner, and 1t, is
feared will die from the effects. No one
can tell where it will end.
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srRISanx1D, Mass, Sept. s-Reports to
the New England Homestead indicate
that the onion crop OF the country will
be below the average in all but favored
sections, andpriees promise to be more
renumetatiye than for two yeras past
Growen Withhold the crop from 90 cent
"a one dollar per bushel. Tho crop OF
bott,. N sets Is only two.thirds OF the aver
aVe. bns Of tine quality. Onion seed 10
good croI,, both in yield and quality.
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HoBoEES, N. ]. Sept. S.-There is no
change in the condition Of O. NJ. Amende
the druggist whose mistake caused the
death of Gretchen, Margaret aud Ellen
Heltz, and who attempted to commit sui
eide by large dose Of aIrophia, lie is
believed, however, to be out Of danger.
He has not yet been informed Of the death
Of the second victim, Miss Ella.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 3.-w. B. Smell
formerly business man OF Clarksville
Tenn, was found in the house Of Malvinl
Hiser, courtesAn, in Metcalf, county, Ky.
with his throat cut and horribly gasbed
about the head aud body. This Hisel
woman, who was his mistress, has been ar
rested and charged with the crime.
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THIRD AUDITOR WILLIAMS endeavored
10 a.. down hard on extension Agent
Norris, OF Philadelphia, and got up harder
with splinter in his duster. Instead Of
Norris being dereliCt he has shown that
the Third Auditor was merely looking
around for a little party capital.
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GALVESTON, Sept. S,-The strike of the
Knights Of Labor against the Gull Colo
rado and Santa Fe Railroad Company,
with the mutual signing of articles Of
agreement regulating the rates of wages
and guaranteeing immunity to all the
striking employees. The schedule OF wages
agreed upon has not yet been made pablif.
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AWIfo nIurdersr,. Last pp,.,

CoLuxnus, O., Sept. s.-Patrick Hart
nett, Of Cincinnati, Wits murderer, will be
executed at the Ohio penitentiary about 8
A. N. tomorrow. He spent a quiet night,
Is totally Indifferent TO his fate and assist
ing in the preparation for his execution as
II Il was an ordinary hnsincss transaction.
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TnE person who went to inform Senator
Morgan Of tho mishap to his son, put it
this way: Senator, 1 have bad news for
Won. Your son is drowned" There is
nothing Ike gentle breaking otsad news.
Some people do everything with the left
hand.