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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-21
wARNEIs,s Walls
Over the Civil Service CommissIon-Aftsr
Ktllnr's Scalp.

Over the Civil Service CommisSlon-Aftsr
KtllAT's Scalp.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l9.-General War
ner is not confning himself to regulating
the monetary affairs Of the nations, but
he shows disposition to rearranEe and
regulate several departments OF the Gov
ernment machine. He has made known
his purpose to put the Civil Service Com
mission to death without further cere-
mony. The Kellar case is still the red rag
in front Of his horns.
1t seems strange, in view Of his rage in
regard TO that matter, that he consented
to help an administration that would re-
tain Kellar, out OF the silver trouble. But
he seems TO think that the Secretary OF
the Treasury will not dare keep Kellar
after his probationary term has expired.
II Mr.. Manning does not dismiss him at
the end Of that time, it is clear that the
Presidents aid will be invoked or rather
commanded by General Warner.
He does not intend TO stop at this.
When he has secured the scalp OF kellar
he intends to 20 after the Commission
itself with meat axe. He says the pres
ent Commissioners arrogate to themselves
all the power OF the Executive, and by en-
veloping themselves in cloak Of secrecy
make it possible fer them 70 manipulate
appointments to suit themselves without
the least danger OF their methods becom-
ing known. The Commissioners, he says,
must go and men must be puE in their
places who will treat Democrats with fair.
ness and put the proper construction upon
the law.
There is nothing in the law, he says, to
preclude the head Of department from
demanding list OF all the candidates wh1
have passed satisfactory examination,
and selecting from the whole number
those he wants.
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~, 0,ices EeaIiz. ID at public sale for the

TBg prices tealiz I'd at public sale for the
2,pe estate lots is another indication that
money is not scarce in Wheeling, and that
tbere is no loss Of confidence in the future
Of the city. Another inference is thatthe
Island is as much in favor as ever. The
preference seems to be for unimproved
property, probably because the purchasers
have architectural ideas Of their own
which they intend to work out in forms
new to Wheeling. The city can stand a
new departure 10 the character of its resi-
dsuc,s, and there is no better place to be-
giu than on the beautiful Garden Spot.
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INDIANAPOLIS, ND, Sept. 2O.-The Jour
nails Marion, Ind, special reports the
killing Of Andrew Owing, farmer eight
miles from that place last night. Sam, q
seventeenyear-old son ascribes the act to
his brother Ira, aged nineteen. The lat
ter and his mother say that the neighbors
had attacked the house with view OF
driving them from the neighborhood and
that the oil man was killed while resist
ing. The son and wife remained in bed
after the arrival OF the officer, and during
the progress OF the inquest manifested no
interest. A verdict OF patrictde was rem.
dered. The sons were placed under ar
rest and the mother will be arrested to-
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SENATOR EyAnrs will take q kindly
v,,ojn, that he must keep his head down
and not be bob5ing up so serenely. He
may eseaps nomination for Governor,
hnt tbe frat thing he knows the Repub-
lic,p, will be nominating the next Presi-
dent, and there are reasons why itmay be
Js,ir,ble to take him from the Empire
Stats. If Mr.. Eyarts wants to remain in
,bo Senate he must keep very quiet.
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BILE seat was filed, and the aisles and hall

bic seat was filled, and the aisles and hall
ways we're jammed to suiocation. The
exc Governors argument in favor OF taxing
and regulation, and not regulation by tax.
alton. elroneoualy stated by Leonard, was
clear and logical, and carried conviction in
every sentence. Prohibition, he main
tanned, Is impossible to prohibit, and at
best is only measure Of restraint. Taxa
ton is measure Of restraint also, and has
proven to be the most effective that has
ever been presented to the people for rati-
fcation. The speech is considered the
best ever delivered by the Ex-Governor,
and is q masterpiece on the liquor ques-
tion
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TUE eREATsrRIkE ENDED.
Fires Started In the Cleveland Rolling Mills
aud Hundreds Resume work.

CLEyELAxD, Sept. 10.-The great strike
Of the Cleveland Rolling Mill company's
employees is practicallyat an end. Eleven
weeks Of idleness has broken the back
bone OF the foreign element among the
dlsafected worknen, and they are willing
to accept any terms. There was great ex-
element in Newburg early this morning
when columns Of black smoke were seen
10 ascend from the hugo stacks in dozen
furnaces. Soon alter o'clock gang OF
labores, fremen and engineers, number
ing in all about $50 men, walked up Wire
street and down the @. 4 P. railroad track
through several gangs Of Poles and Bohe-
mians. They we're met at the wire mill
and old mill gates By few bosses, who
conducted them into the mills and placed
them at work In several Of the depart
ments. Steam was soon made, and about
So'clock the rail and blooming mill en-
gines commenced to work.
Superintendent Walker said to repor-
tdr ave will start several other depart
nents Monday morning, but it will be
some time before Nll the mills will be in
working order" A paper was exhibited
the signatures OF men who are
Wiling TO 80 10 work, and host OF names
were upon the list Of men who are thought
to sbe solid in the strikers ranks. AT
1880 A. N. the furnaces in the machine
shop and small bar mill bsgan TO belch
torch smoke, and little later the engines
TO run. A gang OF Poles,
at,the prospects Of losing their
jobs, went TO the mill during the forenoon
and were placed at work repairing ma
chinery. There is great rejoicing among
the business men over the prospect ,ol a
Of work, for the enforced idle
ness OF 5000 OF their customers has para
Iyz ID trade.
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HORRIBLE MURDER.
A Case of Jsaiousy Terminates in .
Bloody Tragedy.

Bloody Tragedy.
HENDERSON, KY, Sept. l9.-This after
noon, in this city, about 8 80 o'clock, John
Organ had his throat cut from ear to ear
by Thomas Curtis, dying in very few
minutes Afterwards. For several years
past Organ and his wife and two sons
have been farming on Thomas soaper's
river bottom farm, in Walnut Bottom,
this county. During portion OF the last
two years Curtis has been boarding and
working with Ogan. The latter becoming
jealous Of him on account OF his wife,
made many threats against his life. Last
Wednesday Organ rented rooms in this
city at the Rankin place, in which his
wife and son are now living.
To-day Organ came up from his farm,
arriving here about 2 o'clock. About 3
o'clock Curtis came in town also, and pro.
ceeded 10 the Rankin place 10 see Mrs.
Organ. Organ and his wife were sitting
at their window when Curtis started up
the walk from the front cato When
within short distance OF the house Or
gan drew shotgun from corner and
fred at Curtis, but missed him.
Curtis retreated, aud left the premises.
A short time afterwards Organ sent bis
son out 70 ask Curtis TO come back and
settle their difficulty. Curtis did return,
and upon entering the room where Organ
and his wife were sitting some angry
words passed between them, when Organ
attempted to use the gun on Curtis, but
being under the influence OF liquor he
was little too slow, and Curtis whipped
out barlow knife and cut Organs throat
from ear to ear. Curtis washed his hands
and fed, but the police were Immediately
notified, and Marshal ]. A. Rudy and
several others started after him In hot
pursuit, and in less than thirty minutes
had overtaken and captured him and
lodged him in jail.
Curtis had also been drinking to some
extent. A knife was the only weapon
found on his person, but in the right
pants pocket OF Organ, the dead man,
was found an open knife and q fye.shot
pistol, with every chamber loaded.
No Inquest was held over the body. A
preliminary examination will be held be-
fore Judge Dabney Monday morning.
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Two Murders In leoanlylvauia.

PIrrsBuneH, Pa, Sept. 2o.-The Com
msrcial Gasssts'S Dawson, Pa, special says:
Last night about 10 o'clock James Stewart,
a weighmaster on the Pittsburgh, Nc.
Keesport & Youghiougheny railroad shot
aud Killed Cooper Percy, an engineer on
the same road. The deed appears to have
been unproyoked. Stewart was arrested.
CALIFORNIA, Pa, Sept. pa deck hand
on the steamer j. &. Blaine attacked John
Kain with q bludgeon last evening, iptict-
ing injuries that will prove fatal. Kain
refused to pay his fare, claiming he had
already paid. The deckhAnd, whose name
is unknown, has not been arrested.
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Ds.truo,Ivo PrairIs Fires.

Dickinson, OAK, Sept. ls.-Prairis ares
have been raging all day. Miles ofcountry
were burned over The were numerous
lossea Of grain, hay and several buildings.
II is impossible 10 estimate the damage,
but the amount 10 several thousand dol
lars. The hre 10 supposed 70 have been
started south Of here by Indians,
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MILWAUKEE, September 2O.-A row oc-
cured between the different factions Of the
Thadwigs POLISH church society to-day
in which number were cut with knives,
wounded with stones and clubs, and
seriously injured in other ways. Six par
ticipants, members Of the church, have
been arrested and jailed.
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ROME, September 2O.-The cholera re-
ports from Palermo, Sicily, for the past
twenty.four hours, show 25s new cases
and Iii deaths. King Humbert hopes to
visit Palermo shortly.
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LONDON, Sept. 2O.-Adviees received
here relative to the death Of osman Dlgnn
say he was killed altar crushing defeat
Of his force Of 10000 by the Kaasala garri-
son and friendly tribes. The latter alter
the defeat sent amply supplies to Kassala,
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Mn GIlDsToxE's way Of conducting
~ election campaign is not approved by
~. :" Tory orsans-iustss as the Democratic
..,,,oaners ''.S can't find it in their ink wells
~ endorse Mr.. Blaine's or Senator sher-
~ ;" ",n's way Of gkinniug the Democratic
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ass.. So.. IS and 81 Fourteenth street.

ror Cincinnati Enquirer, in a spirit OF
.,alta,ion prints the prophecy that whis-
tA', e.. "iIl rajj below a dollar a gallon this
;! ~ Now We understand why the En-.
Ssy@' ''';,,r is 50 confident OF the election OF
nnally.
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ST. PETERSBURG, September 9o.-1t is
hoped in Court circles that the signatory
powers Of the Berlin treaty will treat the
Roumelian troubles amicably, keeping in
sight the just grievances of the people Of
Austria. 1t is thought she will probably
annex Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2O.-A single scull race
on Creve Cousr lake, this afternoon, be-
tween Gaudaur aud Harry Parker, three
miles with turn, for purse Of 500, Gau-
daur to give Parker five seconds, was won
easily by Gaudaur. Time, Gaudaur 2l:l5,
Parker 81 80.
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To be Tried Tor sh0otlng IN American
CRY OF MEXICO, Sept, 2O.-Congress has
decided that deputy omana, who shot the
American Hardi, cannot plead immunity
from the ordinary judicial proceeding on
account OF his being a member Of Con-
gress. He will therefore be tried for MUIR
der. US. Minister Jackson has been &C.
tive in procuring the establishment oi
legal proceedings
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PARIS, Sept. 2O.-A meeting of Anarch-
lists was held here to-day in the neighbor-
hood of the Bourse. The meeting broke
up in row. Many persons were wound
ed by shots from revolvers.
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MADRID, Sept. 2O.-The Spanish man
of-war Arrazsn has returned. She estab-
lished q garrison on the chief the Pelen
Islands. No traces Of Germans were dis
covered on the islands.
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r,.t,oy.rnoT Yo,,sr An.vor. L,,opnrd.

FosroRtA, o., Sept. ls.-Ex.G Goyerner
Foster answered the misrepresentation
made by Dr.. Leonard here Thursday As
the Opera House tonight, Every avstla.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-04-08
PrQba1o Notice.

Notice of time and place appointed TO,
hearing petition for conveyance of Real Es
tate,
In the Probate Court in and for the County of
Silver Bow, Montana Territory.
In the matter of the estate OF Harvey W.
Mckinstry Deceased.
Pursuant to an order of the Judge of said
court, mede this day, notice is hereby given
that Saturday the 1sth day of April, 1885. at 10
o'clock a. IN. ofsaid day, being irregular day of
the term of said court towit the March term of
the Probate court in and for the County OF
Silver Bow, Montana, at the cour: room of said
court in the court house at Butte City, County
and Territory aforesaid, has been appointed
for hearing the petition Of William II. Young
and Hezekiah ROWdebush, PRAYING, for, a de-
cree authorizing and directing the administra-
tors of the estate Of Harvey Ii. McKinstry de-
ceased to make a conveyance tosaid Young and
Rowdebush of a certain portion Of the Mapleton
Lode claim, particularly described in said pc
tition Oh file in said court pursuant to a certain
agreement made by said Harvey W. Mckins.
try in his lifetime. At which time and place
all persons interested therein may appear and
contest the same by filing thsir objections in
writing.
CALEB E. IRVINE,
Ex OfticiO clerk.
Butte, Mont, March II 1879 3-1S-d4W
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Strayed or Stolen.

On Or about October 4, last, from my preml
branded B on left hip I; one Is q dark red and
has part Of both horns broken : the other Is .
light red. Almost at the same time, one six
year old dark red COW, both horns broken
partly of ana branded Diamond J. on right
Mr.. John Bell, on the Pipestone. "A reward Of
$50 will be paid by the undersigned for the re-
turn of said stock. MRS. p. HOPSY
VAUDEVILLE, MT.
N
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Dissolution Notice.
Notice is hereby given tina the partnership
heretofore existing between Geo. Rogers and
Joseph Ludwig, under the firm name Of Rogers
q Ludwig, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, The liza bilities of the firm are az.
sumed bv, and all outstanding debts viii be
collected by Joseph Ludwig. Signed,
~ GEO. ROGERS
z-2l-u JOSEPH LUDWIG.
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Notice to

fed that /, your co-owner, have, in accordance
with section 1894, Revised Statutes of the United
States, expended in labor and improvements
upon the Lady Washington quartz lode mining
claim, situated in Independence Mining Dis
trict, Silver Bow county, NJ. T., for the year
ended December 81, 1884, the sum of (S10O.O)
one hundred dollars, and you are hereby fur
Their notified that unless you contribute, or
cause to be contributed your proportion of said
dollars and sixty-six and % cents, together
with interest and costs, within $50 days
from date of this notice, all our right
title, interest AID claim in and to the above des-
the property of the undersigned, your co-owner,
who has made the required expenditure.
WILLIAM HARTLEY.
Butte, NJ. T., January 7, 1855.
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They are in Heaven.

II am entirely unacqualnted in
the city," exclaimed a fanatica|
tramp to q gentleman whom he had
asked for assistance.
"You are in a bad fix, them" feel
ingly responded the gentleman.
"Oh, no; not quite as bad IS that.
I am pretty we'll fixed. have treas
ures laid up, but I cannot mortgage
them to help me out at present.
"Probably l can help you"
mo, not to get them for present
use."
"And where are they, if I may
ask you?"
''Oh, they are in Heaven. .'--Carl
Pretzel's Weekly.
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Notice to Co-Owner,

To C. NJ. Sheppard: You are hereby notified
that we, your co-owncrs. have, in accordance
witt, section 1924, Revised Statues Of the
United States, performed labor and made i'm
provements TO the amount of 800 for the two
years ended December 81, 1884, upon the Little
Dorrit qua. tz mining claim, situated in Little
Pine mining district, Silver Bow county, Mon
tana territory, and you are hereby further
mott ed that unless you contribute or cause to
be contributed your proportion of said ex pandi-
ture amounting to $50 fifty dollars, t. gethcr
with interest and costs, within 1Sl days fiom
date of this notice, all your right, title, interest
and claim in and to the above described quartz
lode mining claim will become the property of
your co-owEers,w who have made the required
expenditure. JOSEPH LABoUCuERE.
LOUIS DEs RiyIERFs.
Soap Gulch, N. T., March %, 1885 3-2S-sw3m
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SHE HATED WILD HORSES.

Whist a Young M an Missed by
Driving with Both Hands.
$50 you were out sleighing last
night 2" said one West Fourth street
girl to another.
Eyes," was the reply in a some
what dissatisfied tone,
ibid you have q nice time ?"
''Oh, yes, nice enough; but but the
horse was so wild that John had
to use both hands all the time TO
hold him, and L just hate wild horses
because they are 80 dangerous, you
know"
The other girl said she knew, but
didn't say what she thought.
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FARMING
To all Uhom it nan concern !:

To oil Whom 1t may concern:
I, being enc ofthe owners of the WEST GOLD
HILL mining lode. located in the town site OF
Butte, Montana, joining the Eas: Gold Hill on
the eastand running parallel and adjoining the
warn all parties not to build or dump upon OF
otherwise infringe upon the premises des-
cribed. This property was loo ated before the
Butte town site, and patented; and having .pur-
chased the same for mining purposes especially
one, under penalty. from using the said prem
Uses for any purpose whatever:
D ccr Lodge, NJ. 7 March 18th, 1885. S-l4lm
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People with gray hair may conceal
from the world the fact that they are
becoming aged, and passing on to
decay, by the use of Halls hair re-
newer. 1t is q fact that this article
renews. cleanses, brightens, invlg-
crates and restores faded or gray hair
to its youthful color and lustre. cheap
ly, quickly and surely.
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Notice to Creditors.

Notice is hereby given that all parties know
ing themselves indebted to the undersigned,
are requested to call and settle on or before the
Goth ofApril, 1885 or their accounts will be placed
in the hands OF an attorney for collection.
MICHAEL McNAMEE,
JOHN DRELLlN,
22.d1m. VAUDEVILLE Saloon.
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Notice of Probate Of Will.

In Probate Court III and for the County of
SILVER Bow, Montana Territory.
In the matter of the estate OF J. T. Parker
deceased.
Pursuant to an order of said Court. made on
the 18th Cay of March, A. D.. 1885, notice is here
by given. that Monday, the S0th day of March,
Al u. 1885, at lU o'clock a. M. of said day at the
in the County of silver Bow has been appoint
ed as the time and place for proving the Will
of said j. L. Parker deceased, when and where
any person interested may appear and contest
the same.
Dated this 18th day of March, Al 1885.
CALEB E. IRVINE,
3.19d1Ot Ex-officio Clerk.
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Notice to CO-Owuer.

Toe. NJ. Stcphard: You are hereby notified
that we, your coo yners, have, in accordance
with section 252i, Revised Statutes of the
United States, performed labor and made i'm
provementst to the amount OF $500, for the two
years ended December 81, Ssot,, upon the
Sheppard Il Labouchere1 quarts lode mining
claim, situated in Little PIN mining district,
Silver Bow county, Montana Territory, and you
are hereby further notified that unless you CON
tribute or cause to be contributed your proper
ton of said expenditure amounting to (S5O),
fifty dollars, together with interest and costs,
within $50 days from date of this notice, ali
your rish', litle, interest and claim in and to
the above described quartz lode mining claim
will become the property of your co. owners
who have made the required expenditure.
JOSEPH LABOUCHERE.
LOUIS DIES kIytEREs,
Soap Guleh, NJ. T., March %, 1885. S2S-sw3m
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TO E

Proposals will be received by Fl. NJ. Mozart
ney & Co, OF Spokane Falls, Washington Ter
rito-y, for hauling all or any part OF
Q TONS
of freight from tina place to the Columbia Rlv.
er, via Colvilie. Distance LOG miles. Good
roads; no bad hills. Baled hay supplied at
S14.OO per on. Oats 40 cents per bushel. Cash
payments on delivery. Ali freight to be deliv
cred by May 20. Apply at once. 2-17-d2Aswlm
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$500 Reward,

The Rochester Stock Growers Association Of
fers the above reward for the arrest and con-
victiOn Of any person or persons 10 ind stealing.
slaue htering or driving away any cattle. horses
or other stock belonging to any member of this
association. JOHN WILLHART, President.
CHAs A. CLAYTON. Secretary. II ID sw1y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-06-27
Il ARDt Elk.

Mr.. Dannie F. Wing VI Waterville, called
on Gardiner friends yesterday
Mr.. NJ H. Gsubert, superintendent at
Haines Lawrence's let house, Pittston, met
with ry painful accident Thursday. B.
ing near one of lis men, who was at work
with heavy sledxe hammer driving spikes !;
the man lost hi. dance and control Of the
hammer, Mr.. G Fec living the full blow on
the end of the finger, bursting il open in a
verv bad manner.
The house of Mr. Joseph Wakefield, two
miles out on High street 10 West Gardiner,
was entirely consumed by fire Thursday
evening about nine o'clock. Loss estimated
at 1880, insured in Hartford for 800.
Master Alec Forsyth had fall while riding
Il bicvcle Thursday. di,loc sting the left arm
at the elbow DIR. Piympton Get the in
jured member.
The English iron steamer Summerside has
been compelled to hanl in to Dinglev Bros.,
wharf to unload her cargo of coal The
depth of water at the r II wharf not being
of sufficient depth to accommodate her.
Flynt & Spear have made wonderful
transformation in the old Forsyth store and
now have one of the neatest stores on the
street.