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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-12-05
NEWS in BRIEF.

A remarkably successful Catholic Mis-
sion is in progress at Albany, Ind.
The second cousin OF Lord Lytton, the
author, died suddenly in New York. y
1t is said that filibusterinR expedition
against Cuba Is being fitted out at Key
West.
The steel cruiser Dolphin is being pre-
pared for final trial, the longest sea trip
she has ever made.
4 prominent lawyer ot Macon, Ga, was
shot by another well.Connected citizen
owing to the refusal Of a loan OF money.
The Treasurer OF Wabash, Ind, is a de-
faulter to the amount Of S., 200. Ho has
been using the public funds for business.
It Is reported that fully two-tbirds OF
the wheat crop Of Dakota has been sold,
and passed from the hands Of the farmers.
General Logan's book, 1.-THE Great Con.
spiracy," is so near completion that It's
publication y ANNOUNCED Tor February
hext.
The suit OF Levi Wilson against Philip
L. Moen, began in the United States Court
in Boston, for damages amounting to
$l50,0Q9
The Mexican Minister asserts that he
has received no official information con-
cerning the revolutions said to exist in
Mexico.
The Michigan delegation In the House
haye agreed upon q tariG bill with q long
free list, beginning with free lumber and
Tree salt.
A prominent physician, who was for q
long time the attendant OF Mr.. Hendricks,
says tho Vice President did not die OF
heart paralysis.
Some interesting disclosures regarding
the undervaiuation Of cutlery have been
brought about by the Customs authorities
Of Philadelphia.
The New York express on the Chicago
& Atlantic, ran into q pyramid Of railroad
ties, supposed to have been the work OF
robbers, near Marion, q:
Seventeen pereons, among the number
some OF the most notorious criminals the
State, escaped from Beaver county, Penn
Sylvania, jail early yesterday morning,
The gas well at Sidney, o., 10 going down
at the rate Of ten feet an hour, and the
vein Of water which has been struck Is
said to equal the great medical waters.
The miners Of the Black Diamond and
Scott coal mines, at Palmyra, have struck
for an advance OF ten cents per ton. A
general strike among the miners Of that
locality is anticipated.
The nropIletor OF the Senate Restaurant
has begun to violate the Senate rules by
presenting formidable list Of wines and
liquors, thereby neutraliAing the effect Of
the news from Atlanta.
A. NJ. Bell, Supervising Architect, In
his report to the Secretary Of the Treasury,
mentions eighty new buildings, ranging
from $4,000 TO $1,000, 900, in course Of
construction. Total, $s,5ll 400.
The New York Chamber Of Commerce
adopted series Of resolutions deploring
the decline Of American shipping. The
present indeIensible state Of New York
harbor was made matter oi attention by
the HAlbor Improvement Committee,
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MARRIKD M ! MApMAN.
The Curious Divorce suit Of Willard BlaiI
doll nnd Rife, Formerly Of PhiIadelphIa.

The Curious Divorce suit Of Willard BlAis.
dell and wife, Formerly of Philadelphia.
BANGOR, Me-, Dec. "A singular di-
vorce 6aso has Just been finished here and
the decision reserved. Willard Blsisdell,
brother OF DR.. Blaisdell, well known
physician Of this city, for some time a
prominent business man in Philadelphia
and frequent visitor at BuCksport, Me-,
some years ago tell in love with Miss Ed
ridge, his cousin, and took her, with the
consent Of her parents, to Philadelphia,
as his housekeeper. After she had acted
in this capacity for three years he broke
I'D his household in Philadelphia and,
With her, visited Boston, New York and
several PLACES iR New jersey. At Jersey
City he married her.
After the marriage they lived together
for two or three months at several places,
principally in Philadelphia. They then
started iof lucksport. He came with her
a. lar as Boston and left her there. She
went to Bucksport and he followed her q
week later,
Both ask for q divorce on the ground
that Of the time of tho marriage he was in
sane. She alleges, In support Of her peti.
ton, that he lett Philadelphia the first
time under the impression that he was
pursued by police officers and detectives,
sud that this delusion followed him up to
the time Of the marriage and subsequent
thereto; that after joining her in Bucks.
port he said he had the same delusioI,
and srmed himself with a pistol and bowie
knife. Finally DO became 80 violent that
6s was taken to the insane asylum at
Augusta, by direction Of the municipal
officers at Bucksport, whore he remained
about two years.
Blaisdell's story is substantially the
Salns. The puzzling question seems to be
as to whether or not az the exact moment
Of contracting the marriage he was Compe-
tent to do so.F Il, insists that he knew
precisely what he was doing at that time.
He is a man Of wealth and high social
connections, and sheis q modest appear.
ing girl OF about q years Of age. At the
time Of the marriage he was 81 years oil
age, and she leIs than IS.
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n..,oDr.tl: S.naIori.l ununuu.

WASHINGTON. D. O., Dec. 4.-senStor
Beck, Chairman Of the Democratic caucus
Of Senators, has Issued a call for con.
ference to take place at l2 o'clock to-
morrow, in the conference committee
room OF the Senate. The chief purpose
OF tho meeting Is TO nominate a Demo
cratic candidate for the temporary Presi.
dency Of the Senate. SenRtoy Allison,
who has been named as possible presl'
dent pro tempore Of tAU Senate authorizes
the statement that he Is not 9 candidate
for the place, and should decline 1t u ten.
dsred him, believing that he could not
discharge the duties Of his position with.
Gus resIgning the Ghairmanship Of the
Committee on Appropriations, which he
prefers 70 retain
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The Senatorial CONTEST

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-The Evening Star
has the following: Representative O'Fel-
rel, OF Virginia, says the Senatorial con-
test in his State is so close between Mr..
Barbour and Mr.. Daniel that he would
not bet handful oi burnt beans on either
one OF them. They seem To have about
even strength in the Legislature, and it is
impossible to predict which win win.
There is q chance, he says, that neither
can be elected, and Q third man may step
in. Concerning Senator Rtddleberger's
reported feeble health, he says that, while
the Senator is not robust, he is in better
condition than he has beenfor some time"
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MAS0N'S NEW ROLE.
ATTORNEY FOR THE LIQUOR MEN
His Great Organ in West Virginia Alleged
to be GU Its Last LsEs-Gspsral Logan
Nominated for President of the
ssnAte, but Declines the Honor.
st.esaI plpaleA TO he InselItqn.eer.

SpeetdI Uu1ldlea 10 Hk IntkHIqGleeT.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Al mentioned re
Gently the fact OF James NJ. Mason beiht
here. 1t was developed in my presence
tonight that the great anti-monopoly ant
auti-lobby champion has located in Wash
ington for the winter for no other purpose
than to lead a Stronglobby the interest oi
the greatest and most dangerous mono
poly in America. A Appointment West Vir.
giuia Democrat, who claims to get it from
tho Jefferson county statesman himself,
ststes that "Erratic Jim" is here
in the interests Of the whisky
men Of the country. He predicta
that there will be movement in
Congress this winter to amend the Reve.
nue. laws to the detriment Of the liquor
interests. Mr.. Mason Is to be the leader
of the lobby in opposition to the proposed
measure. 1t is stated that the Wall
street attorney will appear in his new
role with all the accomplishments OF a
regular organized lobby, having engaged
suit OF rooms to be used as headquarters.
The same gentleman is authority for the
statement that Mason's paper, the Demo.
crdt, is on the eve Of closing its career, its
engagement, though briet, being unsuc.
cessful.7
Among the arrivals to-day are Senators
Kenna and Camden, the latter from In
dianapolis.
Senator Camden says no recommends
tion has been made for the Parkersburg
poatoilice. He thinks Democrats there will
settle on some good man soon.
Editor Colston, offs Martinsburg, recon-
mended for Postmaster to succeed Mr..
Evans, recently resigned, to take elect
January /.
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ROCHESTER, N. y, Dec. 4.-Professor
Barnard, OF the Vanderbilt University,
Nashville, Tenn, announces to Director
Swift the discovery of & new cometin the
constellation Taurus. 1t is faint, and
small, Its position is as follows: Right
ASCENSION hours 81 minutes 81 seconds
dcciination north degrees 45 minutes
daily. Motion northwest IS minutes,
This makes the hth prize Of $500 won by
Prof. Barnard for the discovery Of comets
ProI. swift saw the Paris comet last even
ing through the l6.inCh Warner telescope
and reports it as being very faint.
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naulOlLoadlng 10 rrslllnlnnry Vote.

RIcHMoND, Dec. 1.-THE Democratic
members OF the General Assembly held n
caucus tonight, On a resolution to go
into caucus nomination for United States
Senator tomorrow night Barbour's friends
opposed it. An amendment to substitute
Monday night ne4t prevailed. Daniels
friends voted lifty-six Of the ninety.four
members present, five members being alb.
sent, Barbour's strength was only thirty
eight as developed by the voting tonight.
There was good deal Of warmth in the
caucus, which lasted over three hours.
Daniels men say this vote secures him
the senatorship without. doubt, possibly on
the first ballot. Fifty-one votes will give
him the caucus nomination and insure his
ELECTION.
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NEw YORK, Dec. "A Washington
special to the Pot says: 1.-THE State De-
partmcnt is advised thatOwithin the laat
few weeks Minister Pendleton, at Berlin
has intervened in the matter OF the expul'
SION OF twelve German.AmeriCans. The
Intervention has been for the purpose oi
obtaining information for future action
A dia,inction is made between the terms
Intervention" and "protest." Minister
pendleton is understood as yet not 10 have
hled protests in any case.
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George Stevenson when advising young
men how to get on would finish by saying
"Do as I have done-peTsevere." For
fifteen years he piodded and worked be.
fore giving the fnishing touches to his
locomotive. In as many days those perse.
yering In the use Of DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery" have experienced
great relief and found themselves on the
high road TO health. Liver complaints,
impure blood, chronic lung diseases and
many others yield 70 its healing influences
never to return. All druggists.
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A negligent Operator.

PtTTsauRO4, Dec. 4.-Hoar LeetOnia, O.,
this morning, on the Fort Wayne rail
road, freight train No. rs collidOd with
the second section Of freight train No. II,
demolishing both engines and Eve cara
Engineer Malone and Conductor Bell were
badly injured, and one Of the fremen and
q brakeman slightly. The accident was
caused BY the failure Of an operator 70 de-
liver orders,
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MILWAUKEE, WIS, Dec. 4.-AspeciSl tc
the Ertning WicOn,tn from Keuosha givet
the particulars OF fatal accident neal
that place this morning. William Rohl
find, aged G3 years, and for over thirty
years resident OF that county, and hil
son Charles, aged 32 years, were both
Killed by the running away Of their team
With which they were working in q field
This dead bodies were discovered by
tramp, who gave the frst information o.
the nCitisut.
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sT. PErEmBuRs, Dec. A meeting ol
the slav Charitable Society in this city, at
which Generals Ignatieff and TiOhernief
were present, unanimously adopted res.
qlution to assist the sufferers by the Servo.
Bulgarian war. Gen. Durnomo, who pre-,
sided in an address declared that King MI,
Ian had apparently been instigated to be,
gin the war. Durnomo reviewed the pre-.
vious Eastern war, and stated that the
Cars recent order praising Bulgaria for
Swallowed the beginning Of new era.
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THE MlNEits' STRIKE
In tho MouongahSlaJ Valley About Endod-
Tho Strikers Returning to Work.

Tho Strikers Returning to Work.
PrrTsDuRau, Pa, Dec. 4.-The ranks
OF the striking miners are gradually be-
coming smaller, a number having resun.
ed work to-day at o'Neil's pits in the
second pool. The committee from the
mine has been visiting other pits in the
pool, and advised their partners to resume
work also. Itisnow the prevailing opin.
ion among both operators, and well-iuform.
ed miners that the strike is almost over
as far as the lower pools are concerned,
Advices state that there we're eighty men
at work at Coal Valley yesterday, and
also a large number at Alliquippa. The
miners now working are not being inter.
ierred with, and the indications are that
a large number Of miners will start up on
Monday,
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ST. PAUL, MINI, Dec. A genuine
blizzard set in here about 10 o'clock this
forenoon. The snow was driven in blind
ing sheets through the streets, No reports
have been received from points west Of
here, but the indications are that the
storm 10 general thropghoutthe Northwest,
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TuE best thing that England has done
in the century ia the capture Of the King
Of Blrmah, who could at the beck Of his
finger iecapitate any of his courtierp,
whether they offended or not. Besides,
bs mss been accused OF slaughtering q
number Of his innocentsubjscts whenever
bs feels that such visitation will sat-
isiy his craving for such an entertainment
The day Tor being Slaughtered to make q
Roman holiday" has passed.
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pannlnn nMlndler Hsld.

Sp,ra. DiFaich 10 he Inielliqaoer.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Dec. 4.-Doctol
Jones, who was arrested in the northern
part OF the county recently on charge
preferred against him for alleged pension
gwindling, had an examination before the
United States Commissioner In this city
last night. He was held in default OF bail
for $, 600 for the next term ofthe United
States District Court.
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ALaGRs, Dec. 4.-An earthquake has
thrown down many houses at Mascara,
BlidAh and Msdeh, and destroyed three
quarters Of the town OF Nisila. Thirty.two
persons were killed and twelve others
were injured. Among the victims were
aAVaral EurOneauR.
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Tng geat American industrythese days
Is lie turning out Of fourth.class postmas-
tens and putting in new inCumbents. Sec
rotary Manning ought to write letter OF
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CARo, Dec. 4.-A British force consist
ing of thousand men has defeated four
thousand rebels near Giniss. A body
Of rebels attacked the fort at AWogol and
was repulaed,
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An Iuyontor Deed,

ITHIcA, N. Y, Dec. 4.-Heury T. Hor.
ton, the inventor OF the Ithica calendar
clock and autophone, died suddenly last
evening from neuralgia Of the heart, De
ceased was 90 years Of age,
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This announcement was formally made
by President Monroe, after consultation
with Mr.. Madison and Mr.. jefferson. It
was formulated by John Quincy Adams.
Our Government has firmly adhered to
the Monroe DOCTRINE, and even so late as
1865 1t warned Napoleon III. out Of Mex
leo. 1t is impossible to foresee in the re-
cent scramble OF the European powers for
acuqisitions OF colonies how soon an oc-
casion may arise forpur putting in practice
tho Monroe doctrine. 1t is clear that
there ought to be some relation between
our assertion of that doctrine and our
preparation to maintain 1t. It is not in.
tended to recommend any attempt to
rival the great European powers In the
creation Of a powerful navy. The changes
which have rapidly occurred by the d.
mingaou Of the relative Resisting power
OF the defensive amor OF iron olads and by
the increased efficiency OF modern artillery
which, on the whole, has gained in the
competition-suggestthOt We should not at
present, enter largely into the creation OF
armored vessels. In the questions that
besst this subject uHth they shall have
reached a solution, we gan content our,
selves with adding but aparingly to our
navy, but what we do add should be the
very best that science and experience can
indicaLa
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II Theebaw lad only thought before he
smoke he would not now be prisoner.

The servo.Bulgarisn situation isapuEzle
alike to diplomats and common-every-day
people.
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MACON, GA, Dec. 4-Tbe boiler on a
locomotive on the Upson County Railroad,
exploded this morning four miles from
GAINESVILLE. Engineer Hooker was in.
stsntly killed and the fireman badly
Hcalded.
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LONDON, Dec. 4.-At Windsor TODAY
Queen Victoria personally invested Lady
Randolph Churchill with the insignia Of
thethe Imperial order Of Crown Of India.
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This prudential view is reinforced by
the consideration that the annual charge
of maintaining war vessel bears an i'm:
portant proportion to the original cost oi
construction. In constructing permanent
Notifications and in providing an ample
supply Of tho best modern Ar.
tillery the annual cost OF main.
tenance is inconSiderabls. Nearly the
whole expenditure 10 in the original
outlay for construction. II we do not
make expenditure necessary to provide
for our seacoast detepses when We have
certainly will not make those expenditurss
when We haye no longer surplus in the
Treasury To leave our vast interests de-
fenselesR, in order to reduce the cost Of
whisky to its consumers would be q
solecism,
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Nrw YORK, Dec. 4,-The grand jury
to-day presented an indictment for bribery
against General ShRleE.
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The safe, a very large affair, and which
was warranted to 10 hurglarprooi, was
in Q wonderfully dilapidated condition
There are three doors on the sale; the
outer, with the combination, seCcHd
door Of iron, and finally the burglar proof
compartment. The safe was opened by
drilling a hole Just beside the combina
ton, inserting a punch and forcing Of
tho lock. In the second door two holes
were drilled, filed with powder, and the
door blown open. The burglar.prooi
door had two holes, one near the combin.
alton, the other near the lock-. A dyna.
mite cartridge had been inserted and the
door forced. The shock was SO terrific as
to hgrl the safe three feet from
the wall and cause It to break
through the floor. Singularly enough,
none Of the windows were broken. On a
table near the sale were the following
articles: One cold chisel, one punch,
brace and bit, dark lantern, large Bledge,
bottle OF sweet oil obtained from Hot
den's drug store, Federal and Iacock
streets, Allegheny, and lot OF fuse. All
the tools had been stolen from Brant's
blacksmith shop near by, except a sledgc,
which was stamped D. Jones, Pitts.
burgh manufacturer. In drawer Of the
cash desk were two coll9rs and an old
black necktie. One of the collars was
perfectly new; the. other was older and
marked No. 244, the trade mark OF some
laundry.
The singular part OF the affair Is that
but one man saw any OF the robbers and
no one Knows how they escaped. Those
who went out to investigate the explo-
sion were fred at and driven back at the
murEle OF a revolver. William Basker, a
butcher, half q dozen deoFa from the
bank, heard the explosion and said at
once 1t came from the bank, He went
out to investigate, but had scarcely left
his own door when he was shot at three
times by men who were on watch. One
OF the bullets lodged in the shutter Of
William Hollands house across tho street.
Mr.. Holland was Just looking out at the
time, and had not the shutter been in the
way the bullet would have struck him.
When fred Gt DaSher ran in for his re-
yolyer, but his vile would not allow him
TO go out. He insisted until he found the
weapon was not loaded. He and his wife
heard the two explosions, which they
state shook the house.
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vIRGINIA rOLlrlUs.
Tho omuial Vote for aoveruor-Thc ssuA.
torial Contest.

RlcuMoNp. Dec. 4.-The General Assem-
bly, has counted the vote cast at the late
election, with the following result;
FIt2hugn lie, I6i
John Misc, p6lt
IL
Lee and Massey were declared Governor
and Lieutenant-Governor for the term oil
four years, beginning January l, 1886.
Adjourned.
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LOGAN fingers in the affections OF the
Republican party.
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Cre. Gmtelhigstteer,.

oa,po, Nos. 30 and 81 fourteenth Street,
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An Ideal Session.

Hiawatha Lodge, No. 10, held an ideal
ssion.last evening. under the supervision
of the officers of the Grand Lodge, VIM. p.
Caldwell acting as marshal, with Mr.. Frear
as chief templar, Mrs. Foxwell as vice.
iemplar, VIM Scherrel as p. w. c. T. and
George W. Frost as worthy chaplain.
The candidate, W. L. Wyvill, was car
ried through one of the most imposing
initiatory ceremonies ever witnessed in q
Good Templars' lodge, much credit being
due to the beautiful reading of the obliga-
tion by Mrs. Foxwell. The good of the
=. order exercises, VIM. A. Hungerford, chair
man, consisted of spirited addresses by
VIM. Scherrell, VIM. p. Caldwell, Bussius,
Cristiancy, Frost, Clark of Pennsylvania
recitation, "The Wedding Feast" by Mrs
Foxwell toast to the Ladies' of the
Order" was happily responded to by A
Middleton piano solo by Miss Cheeseman
the song, "The Bold McIntyres," was then
very creditably rendered by VIM. Proctor
Of MinDebaha Lodge. Attention was called
to and tickets distributed for the Good
Templars meeting at Herzog's Museum
(old Lincoln HALL, Sunday evening at 2;3C
p. M, to which all are earnestly invited.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

n. II. Lucas, Charleston, s. c., is at WI
lard's.
-Bayard Stockton, Princeton, N. j., is al
Wormleys.
Admiral Smith, U. 8. Navy, is at the Eo.
bit.
r. G, Bradwood, Halifax, N. s., is at the Eb-
bitt.
"A. L. Chandler and daughter Denver, Coll,
ire at Wizards.
M. Guardiola and daughter, Spain, are at
the Ebbitt.
w. Talbot Walker and Miss Walker, Nor.
folk, Va, are at the Eobtt.
james @. Bentz, Mrs. A. Parsons, w. 7,
fent2 and wife, Carlisle, Pa, are at the E J.
lit.
-Alonsas Agnur and NJ. Plnclo, City OF aex.
10, are at the Rgg
Governor John F. Hartranft, Philadelphia,
10 at the Riggs
"A party OF Britlshers, consisting OF Edmund
Robertson, Temple, Londop; James Flnlay-
sor, jr, and w. T, Finlayson, tombstone
ScOl.i +. q. McAndrews and W. n. FORESTER,
Glas gov, Scot, registered this morning al the
Riggs. hey are on a pleasure tour.
Charles r. Durston, Auburn, N. Y, and Z.
5. underhill, Bath, n. y, are az Wizards.
General Thomas Wilson, u. S. A., native
~ this city aud a brother OF Colonel John NJ.
Wilson, the new Commissioner OF Public
Buildings and Grounds. IL In Omaha visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Swit2 or.
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