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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-05
FOREIGN FLASHES.

The Spanish Government has granted
permission 10 physicians to inocalate
with cholera virus.
Menotto GaIibaldi and his brother.in.
law, Major Canzio, oppose the sale Of
carperaito Italy, effected through General
Garibaldi's widow,
Three masked robbers yesterday over
powered the manager and accountant OF q
branch Of the National Bank OF Australia,
at Melbourne. After stealing gI, 600 they
escaped and have not been captured.
The press Of Paris make q violent attack
upon the Aldermen Of London for refusing
9 vote oi coincidence upon the death OF
Victor Hugo. NJ Rochefott calls the al
dermen band Of Ignorant, jealous, tur-
tie soap eaters
The intention 10 present the Berber
railroad material to the government Of
Cypress has been abandoned. owing to the
difficulty Of landing the plant from the
twenty vessels by which It was carried
from England. The vessels will return to
England.
Prince Bismarck, in reply TO number
OF petitions from the Eastern provinces OF
Prussia IN favor oil q hi-mettallic standard
tor the coinage OF money, safd that the
question was being studied by competent
authorities, and that the Government
would await their reports before taking
action.
The English delegates TO the Plenary
suez Canal Commission at Paris have
been instructed to continue to oppose the
French proposals for a mixed commission
Of surveillance, and 10 make counter pro-
posals to inveat the supreme power OF
supervision in the Egyptian Government,
assisted by g consultative board consist
ing of the foreign consuls at Cairo.
! Americans have expressed themselves
well pleased with the warmth oIthe recep-
ton accorded Minister Phelps at the
banquet given last night by the Lord
Mayor Of London To the Judges The
LnEd MsyoE, In proposing the health OF
Mr.. Phelps, said that he gave to him
most cordial greeting, not only in behalf OF
the citizens OF London, but OF the whole
people Of England, The Lord Mayor then,
in words OF warm praise, spoke Of Mr..
Lowell and closed q graceful tribute to Mr..
Lowell by eharacteristng him as one
Whom all honored."n Mr.. Phelps was
much applanded during the delivery OF
his response 70 the toast 10 big health.
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TaE free trade newspapers look for an
eaort next winter to revive our industries
BY extending the free list 50 IS 70 inalrde
more raw materials and by reducing duties
on other commodities. TO this scheme
President Cleveland Is expected to give
his cordial support" Itthe RspablicaR
Senate doesn't tsRet what 1t is there for
the scheme will 6ls nhorning. This idea
Oildmitting nav materials doe Of duty is
very fascinating until Il strikes yoal oyn
industry or that Of some one who buys
your product Then the illusion ysnishes.
Coal isaa* material and 90 Is WOOL, and
esshere are sufficient reasons why both
should have fair protection.
The idiOey OF the free trade suggestion
lvssy apparent ct this time OF depression.
Nobody is complaining Of the high price
OF commodities, Give the wage.earners
employment at fair wages, tradesmen
tsts. .7ably good business aud farmers good
crops, an they will not ask that any man.
0'aetared artiSle be sold cheaper. Aud
what aSli4 the tn.:re eheapsnins Of com.
uodities to those whS lIsye mot the money
% buy at any prieef There u porelief in
@as As vel offer : cup ~ St9 70
aFched lips in YaterlesS desert
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A SEw BUILDING ERECTED

For the accommodation Of classes con-
nected with the various 'tsummer schools, =
as they a1s termed, and for the comfort oi
those attending evening exercises and en-,
tertaiRments, . fne building has been
erected sox40feet two stories high, within
the camp enclosure aud adjacent to the
auditorium, which contains, besides par.
lors. lecture erooms, &C., an audience room
capable Of seating 800 peysons comfortably,
finely lighted and well ventilated.
Just without, and to thew OF this en-
closure, are numbers Of neat cottages for
rent, and Q dining hall for those who Dc
not care 70 keep house.
Besides these Improvements, work Is
progressing upon other buildings and cot.
tsges in different parts Of the Park, prov
ing oonclnstyely that It Is increasing steadi.
ly both in popularity and population, and
while people are expected from every part
OF the country It Is said that Wheeling
still takes the lead, at least such seems 10
be the case atthe hotel, though the list OF
Balhmpfeans engaging seems to be on the
increase "a compared with previous sea-
sons, New York, Philadelphia and st,
Louis heing about equal.
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NEWS IL BRIEF.

Trouble is said to be brewing in Tame
many Hallon account Of John Kelly's
sesEaqess.
vice treSdeEt Hendricks is attending
the Episcopal State eonseatioa ct Fort
Wayne, Ind.
General Sherman has sent 4 eongratula-
toYV letter to the cadets ut West Point, who
sFe being eSamtnea.
The General Assembly pl the United
Presbyterian church, which aet at Eope.
ka, Kas., has adjourned.
In the late Government appointments
the official axe Is falling rapidly in al de-
partmeHts on n!d Union soldiers.
The Exposition COMMITTEES OF lev CT.
leans have decided 70 reopen their show
next year, whatever the Government may
as,
Lizzie Hugse. 9 cosaeIy liss Of u years,
has mysteriously disappeared lsotR Som:.
ervills, q small village near Hamilton,
Ohio.
The ss4ike nf the beam hands Of the
Allegheny City tanAess e9,iSpsed yester.
day and the men returned 70 work at toe
leLuplUyeIb petAH5s i.tl -tg
five pe,SssS we're poisoned by eating
boiled ham and bread, vita hptteEmilk, at
East Walnut Hills, Cincinnati. 9ne VA
sasiously affected. The articles were
bogght iro8 sa sdioining grocery.
speetmeagcf wheat stalls from FEe4efiek
eouIiEy. Maryland, h9ye been e% %hibttea II
Baltimore, which have been sfected bY The
Hessian flies. heinsect was found IN the
lower iotntsneaf the root.
The Chesapeake & Nashville road has
bonded rs lE0 miles Of proposed road at
coo per mile, tiia Lcpds having been
taken BY Q New York syndieats, Nith' tie
Eetropol Titan Bank Of New Y York as trustee.
The opefe tssse e plGinsell, Michigan,
was burned yesterday nsEAiEg With Glen.
aass dry good store the Riaihwell .eaq.s
neyspapeg pgpnsTty, household goods
and seeDely, ma sln i tcis scss Of s goo /
insurance s. e0t9. 5s.'.s
Mslse 4 Company's large shoe factory,
n Dsnvef lentre, Mass, and three stores
together with 80 90 worth ot stock, we're
burned early yesterday morning. Ihs
.ossis 81, ,0O0; fnily insured. Two hgndfed
hands Fe shtsgp ogt 81 Eork q AeiEes
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Because Miss Cleveland happens to have
a brother who happens to be President, a
considerable elatter e raised because she
has written a book. As NO understand
some Of the comments Miss Cleveland
ought not to have written book andsr
these peculiar circumstances, at least she
should not have been 90 bold as to commit
it to the press. Miss cIeveland's book
may be bought out Of curiosity,
bot twill be judged on It's merits. Il the
verde: be adverse everybody who can't
Vdts book viii have Ills proud satistae-
ton. From all accounts Mis- Clayeland
han intelligent and sensible woman With
N individuality quite apart from the ac.
edent Of her brothers official station. II
ias has not written a great book she
probably has not written slliy Qua.
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Desperate FIss. win nursIar.. /.

ST. Logls, June IA specialto % the Pot.
pisPateA fp4 sedslia. Mo-, gives an &C.
count Of a desperate fight between Police
men Fiter and MeGee and some bursIars,
who We're attempting to rob a laie in
Bailey Brotke4s olaee at a o'clock this
,AoEntas. Three men were inside working
on the sale while q ioarth was watching
outside, The latter was ordered TO throw
gp his hands BY MCGEE, but he suddenly
turned on Fiier and fired three shots Ian'
idly, one OF which struck Fifer In the iace,
iniicting serious wound sad bringing
him 10 his knees While in this position
FiteE FetuE Eaed the fire, shooting the burg.
lar through the heart, killing him In.
ttantiy. The other burglars escaped,
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Rase BAN Y.star,lar.

At Bufalo-st, Louis, 8; Bufialo, 4,
Etrors, St. Louis, 4; Buffalo, s. Enes,
s. Louis, Isl Buffalo, II. sIFNek olt by
Boyle, 0; by Calvin,
At Detroit netroits, 3; Chicago. s
frfors, Detroit Z SSnieaee, 3 Bases
Detroit, 8; Chicago, 8. Struck ont 81
Teidman, 5; olarkson, 1. rs.
3 PHILADELPHIA Athletics, Q; ST. Ionis
4 kTors, Athletic, 8; st. Louis, !. Bases
Athletic, s; st Louis, 1a. Struck out By
caIEuthefs, siby I.eyettye.
{. At Ralt;moEe- baltimore, l9; Cfncinna,
d, /. Errors, Baltimore, nine Gfnetn.
mat, q Bases, Baltimore, u; Cincinnati
8. Struck out by Henderson, 8; BY White
none, =
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A JEwELRY FIND
In chieago-A Lawyer stunblss Upon
5000 Worth Of DIamenaa.

$4,000 worth OF plamen1s'
CHICAGO, June According 10 story
told here this morning LAWYER Frank q
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DOES the President forget that there are
ail some waiting patriots in West Viz.
giniAf There's bis friend okey Johnson,
present Judge Of the Supreme Court o.
Appeals-it isn't hot enough here for
Okey. He wants to shed his oyercoat in
aVIm climate where the yam flourishes
ia prodigal abundance. aud a tropical
society discatds the choker collar and
othe' cumbrOus eonyentionalitiss. Oh, Il
sOuld make the stone gods weep to be-
hold okey clad in the dscollette costume
oil South American court.
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rnEFARMsR's ENEMY.
The Hessiaa ar oFestfs GREAT psyastatips
In Kansas wheat Rield.,


in Kansas wheat Rield'.
ToPkxA, rs, june 4.-Much anxiety ls
expressed over the disastrous report in re-
gard to the condition Of the wheat crop in
this State. The Secretary OF the State
Board Of Agriculture said to-day that his
June report was not yet ready, hut Tenld
be ont Friday night. He refused TO give
ayures, bqt said. the news had been very
disseminating that the best wheat In many
instances would be total failure on d..
count OF the, Hessian fly and chinch
bug. Many wheat fields that up 10
ten days ago promised half crop are
now heading out cheat. This, said the
secretary, is the worst failure in wheat
that Kaasss hes eyer experienced. In
q long talk, Ia which he declined to give
official figures, he said It was no Use tS
Disgusting the fact that in many localities
farmers could not get their feed. His in
formation was that large area Of the
whess. 1t bis last report considered
promising, was now eirssE being plowed
up or that the cattle had been turned IN
upon it. Mr.. Graley, the manager ot the
largest stmiIl in this city, said THAT he had Just
FetGEned iron 2 tpgF Of the wheat districts,
and that in his opinion the eAtife haFyest
would not exceed 1900, cog bushels. II
was learned that the Secretary Of the
State Board would make his April esti.
mates 80 percent, which viii make the es-
sns.ed yield about Is 900, 600 bushels or
about 81 60s, ,OSl bEshels less that last year.
Corn now isthe only hope ioF kaqs449 this Z!
raap =
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Asr Brzz41p, the alleged ontlax, but
really notorious chicken thief Of Lsncas-
ter county, Pennsylvania, has surrender.
ed under peculiarly advantageous circum-
stances to the eouaty, making his eapsors
promise not to claim the $1,000 reward
that vas offered for his arrest. This con-
sidentiOn on Burrard's part for tho
finances of the county deserves some re-
eoEnitonin these hard times.
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O.RsxAx HASLAs says that although he
lost his big race with Beach he brings
home $4,000 as the result Of eighteen
nou!hs stay in Australia. More than this,
he Su dined and wined BY the officials
and nobility, and his professional staad.
ing gave him the open sesame to allplaces
Of amusement. Ar. Lowell can't make SO
goOd showing for bis soIourn in England.
Bat then Mr. Lowell isonly a Literary tel'
leE' who has been PLAYING at diplomacy.
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Rnrll.h IcafliaiI, pilastisr..

ppHgGl Esq, IEae iE eSpleslaa
Of dledaap IL tie I;ailadslp lphia collisry
caused The mines 70 catch Are. Twenty
two men were killed blythe explosion out
Of three hundred efnp ployea. a terrible
scene Of flight ensued a the shaits Of the
pit where 1 efowdof women ard Ehlla n
hs4 ssssmhIed 1llins tEs SSith lannsll.
tatIens. However, Nth the exception
Of the unloEtunate tNenty.tEo, all Of the
rest were released ifljdrediby resening
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Tyr Nova scotia fishermen seem to be
j.,sninel to keep American fishers from
,nuchtng on their grounds, or blood will
h .Dilled. Iiaa engagement takes place
,,5 he pare red gore Of any American
tipps. Nova scotian waters, and United
Stl.s, ands it out, it will be made very in
t,rstius for that little dependency.
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"a 3rrlr...dsatlsi I lpp,olnimsnt..

I. wAsRSGfoS, D. O., IEns 4.-The Pies
idsnt today made the following appoint
meuts: Herbert Poote Reeeher to be Col.
isetor of Customs ios the district Of Puget
sound In the State Of 0reson aHd TegTj-
tory ot Washington. Archibald skillpan;
10 be Collector ot internal Revenue Tor
the District Of Neyadai Baker p. lee, 70
he Collector oi Customs tot the DtstFlet ak
Yorktown, Virginia. Herbert J, ReecheF,
Fhe Vas appointed Collector ei Customs
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at Port Townsend, Isl SON Of Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher and Q resident OF Port
Townsend, where he is engaged In the
steamboat business. Il Is said that his
father pefsistently refused 70 speak In the
behalf of his sons appointment, or 70 al
low any other member OF his family TO-
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Car FRASE Boar, Of Warrington,
d.oa,aees tie Republican party as IAN
imbeciIe, bigoted aud wicked relic" This,
o,..nibly, because the Republican party
Mani closed in with the overtures OF
PnbiJiti,a. The rea! trouble with Capt
Bad 4 thl. he ia a free trader and the
R.noblieap party is not.
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vr YoKE'. police force, numbering
NJ, W. ZOO men, costs $4,000. and ifit
~! .,Ss 'I spes,,o it is one Of the best in
q. Eorld.
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vxI,,Es PaELrs has got as far as the
, ~ Mayors table, but he hasn'. yet
Ls.. h''a osrrsd a university chair. That
,'ss..tor.b Sssa must he the goal Of the Aned-
asn ,.s.'s Minister'S smbitiOn-tO have the fell.
sa sito,, opportunity to decline.
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v,,,7 Is still there and the Russian
~, .oa.iaaes to prOxl about the neigh
So,sood, S virtually with none to dispute
II, el,iu. The Lion will be greatly re-
r.,siif the Bear doesn't insist upon lay
n, h, imperial paw upon Calcutta and
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r,,,, !. no doubt that Spain has the
luz. luz. .-,icIe Of cholera. The question
E.aa'Is .aa,...s 70 rs is whether it can be kept
. ~, ,u' .omips here. Let US remember that
IN. I'. i . good club TO fight it with.
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,,,,ra.l extract from Mr. Robert P.
p,.,o,', letter on the basic process ofsteel
...in, .S'. sill be found in another column.
I,t.afin.ersst now that steel is fast thrust
i.,ir,o :, aside and manufacturers are seek
~ =, tbe best method OF production.
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ST. Lerfs No, June 4-A special To
tie Rost1 1ipa's6 from Chattanooga, says:
A sensation occurred at oakdale, Ky.
IalbeTt Scarborough, while under the in
tiuence Of liquor, went to the house Of his
brother Samuel and swore he would kilI
him, whereupon Samuel drew d pistol and
shot him through the heart. The muir
deTpI wee aTsested.
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,,,rp much inpOrtppity and inpatient
..'i,i., si 4Old Rosy" gets a good place.
sla4s !, :. 80 convinced that this is Demo
?. i..,i, ! administration ID from Washington to
C,iiornia.
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TurRE was great deal OF Civil Service
reform cry on the part Of the Democrats
iu the last campaign, and tue leaders OF
tbat party mads many sxtrayagant prom
ises 70 the people, which they never
thought ottulallins. The Mngwumps took
it all in, and now they sit in sadness and
gazs on the spectacle otaa administration
that totally ignores the Civil Service Com
D;s,;o,
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lRus.ia's Frisnd.hip for this Country.

kusttA'S Frisndship for this Country.
LANSING, MICH, June 4.-Hon. George
" n. Lathrop by invitation addressed
the LeSiRlatare in joint session this atter.
noon, The Governor, Justices Of the su-
pteme Court and State officers as well as q
large number OF citizens were present
Mr.. Lathtop returned ttas,4nil lof the
ssss sS; AIN = 4s ssa.qgs ]. sad
mission and spoke Of tue frg tr,endskip
iYficf RqsaiE lad exhibited toward the
United States during q critical period Of
the war Of the rebellion. The Czar sent q
large q Yet with sealed orders into Ameri.
can 6. waters Y q { Ilgs Ehea eaapll asisas =
foreign bowers. fortunately the eontin-
gency never arose, but when the sealed
orders were opened thsY wee iaAnd 10 Be
thst Il the hrst hoidie interference the
batteries OF the Russian tIeet should open
against the enemies Of the Union. Long
and continHea Aaplssse.
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AN ENRAG Ed MOB
OF italian. Fire saloon and Defy the a

Il ia thorttIes.
! iDErRolr, June 4.-The following addi.
tisaal paFdeglas af the trouble at Vulcan,
Sunday Aisht, have been received by the
Detroit gotTaa'i Sunday evening large
number Of Italian mineTs visited Malo-
Ineys saloon and went In for big time.
Several went into the saloon and began to
drink. Soon they became disorderly,
smashing the saloon fixtures, whereupo1
Malosey and friend put them out. This
saloon with their rifles. Their FIRE being
returned with revolyers, two Italians were
wounded badly, one OF them re-
ceivfng a, bullet in his breast,
which will probably bring fatal Fea9lta..
This ea eHraged tie mob That tn 4 short
fine thEee hundred Italians were carrying
on, Q fusilade. About forty rounds were
fred from the Winchesters in their hands.
Marshal Bush, Of Norway, went down
and succeeded in stopping the firing, ar
resting Maloney and q friend, whom he
took 70 9utnHesae, fearing lynching Of
aoEEay, He then tried 10 raise posse
Of twenty-five men, but succeeded in
getting only three, with whom
be returned TO Maloney's, arriving as
the Italians fired the building. He pat
out the fre, which they .ekiAaled, but Il
vie lsAsdiaJelY e{hnggtshsd again. The
mob waited long enough 10 secure addl-
tian9l rifles and then Afed the building o
third time, keeping the officers quiet by
means Of their guns. After the building
was destroyed Marshal Bush wired 70
Menoninee for HELM TIE mob thsestels
iBfshFs Violence bpt e i thought the
Ntenohimse f9ree viii be sufficient 10
laell any disturbance. Tie Vpsadsd
were taken aRAY bY tte mob aai their
Eieseni eonditi0h ie unknown.
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Lou.sstElr K 81, Juhe 4. -1ohn Deasp-
Ing, m innate 81 he llsnatie asylum It
Anchorage, Ky.i md Nifh . horrible
'aesth fhis morning. He Jumped into .
gesldiig BATH and dis4 almost instantly,
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American Pfot.stant As,oelation Closed.

Am eFiean FfotsatAnt tAssoeIAtloh OIusSu'
SssqI Dpatea % TIE IAisiltpaeT.
sTElaiSyrtaS O., Jgqe 4.-The session
Of the Grand Lodge Of the 44efiG4E
Protestant Association Of Ohio closed at
noon today, TO meet in Cincinnati the
first Wednesday in June, 1885. The dele.
gates were shown the sights OF the town
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RoSeessnS BsTaf1.

WAsuISo7os, D. G., June .I.-Tbe Fres-
ident this afternoon appointed General
W. S. Rosecrans, Of Cltftornia, tobe Reg
istar at tha Treasury, vice B. K. Bruce, re-
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:. ,,559.Ep man vas found to lake the
y, ~ IJ'iss i Register Bruce but the admins
Pas ~. =, ti5 some very liberal talking.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-05
on Hot Tran.

GAlyEsros, fEE, Igne "A special TO
the Msas from EE Paso says: The latest
news received here concerning the rstaiEs
BY Apashas comes from the neighborhood
Of Hillsboro, New NsKing. Fifteen armed
tlso sades The leadership oi one {sslsop
LEFT Hilisbofo Tuesday morning and before
noon had recovered Twenty eight horses.
They eontinBed on the 6sil gAleb before
night became vesy tresh, and tie Nes Nesh
concluded TO 90 into camp sRd send IoF
reinforcements. Jackson Aecotdso guy se5t
me!,. r,osSly territorial militia, left at g
O'Clock Yesterday siteFpoon 70 assist Jack
eon's band. The Indians apparently are
dIyin. 4 large lot Of captnted stoss he
iofa then. Unless they abandon the
stoek and take to lieht Jackson e certain
% oysrtsks and atfack thenl. y, "