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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-08

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-08

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-14
SOME SUMMER POLITICS.
An und erstanding brought About Between
Messrs. Carlisle, Randall and Curtin.

An Understanding brought About Between
Messrs. Carlisle, Randall and Curtin.
WASHINGTON, D. O., August 1s.-The
Etntng !Sar tonight has the following in
regard to the speakership programme:
''The paragraph that is going the rounds
about Governor Cnrtin's having gone to
Speaker Carlisle when they were both in
Washington, a few days ago, and asked 70
be allowed to put the KentuCkian in nom
ination for the speakership in the Demo.
cratic caucus, is an old story somewhat
changed. Just about the close OF the last
session Of Congress, Representative Ran.
dali sent Governor Curtin to Mr.. Carlisle
10 inform him that he (Randall) would
not be candidate for Speaker this winter.
When the Governor had deliyered the
message, Mr.. Carlisle asked II he would
present him In nomination. The Cover
nor was nleased With the proposition and
very readily consented. Since then 1t has
been the understanding that Curtin should
present Mr.. Carlisle's name. Governor
Curtin will probably be again placed at
the head Of the Foreign AaAirs Commit
tee, and, Notwithstanding the opposition
in some quarters to Mr.. Randall's being
retained at the head Of the Appropriations
Committee, 1t Is not thought that Mr.. Car.
Isle will make any change in this respect"
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TnoRoueu1Y plslNrEorEp.

The House In which Occurred the Bristol
Case Of Cholera Completely Renovated.
LONDON, August 1S-From Bristol to-
day it is learned that Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper,
in whose house the sailor from Marseilles
died Of Asiatic cholera, have both been III
with choleratic symptoms, but have re-
covered. Sanitary officers are daily patrol
ling that district ali the beds, bedding,
and furniture Of the Copper house have
been removed and burned and new sub
stituted at the cost OF the city. Yester-
day fatal case, called by the. local
authorities English cholera, occurred near
Ohollerton, on the Tyne, about twenty
two miles northwest OF Newcastle.
Alta meeting Of the local union authori-
ties was read q long communication from
the Local Government Board on the sub
ieet Of precautions against cholera. The
union resolved upon minute inspection
OF all the parishes in the neighborhood.
Yesterday, also, the Durham Municipality
Council held q special meeting for SINH
Lar purpose, with similar resolves. There
Is much activity in other localities Of Eng.
land. The sanitary laws Of New York are
much needed here. The EpdttDO Standard
commenting upon the recent seiInte in
New York Of unripe fruits, regrets that
there are no such procedures In London.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-14
EXCITING TIMES
At Catiettsbure, Ky.-rryipg TO Rescue .
Condemned Murderer. -

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At Catlettsbure, Ky.-rryipg to Rescue D
SEf7, Condemned Murderer.
CArIErrsRuRa, KY, August 13-0n
Friday, for the first time since its organi-
zation a3a county, thezcounty Of Boyd
will be the scene Of alegsl execution Of
the death sentence, provided the con:
demned does not escape. The judicial
victim will be Henry Ffeese, colored, and
the crime for which he suffers expiation
was that Of numbering Chester Hanaker
last May. Recognizing his end Is near
Freese and his friends are desperate, and
are using all the means they can possibly
concoct TO extricate him from his precari-
ous situation. The authorities are on the
alert, and all Of their schemes 80 far have
proved futile.
3 a short time since the negroes here
abouts organized o mob to release Freese,
but the Taller got onto their game, pre-
pared for the emergency and notified the
fingleaders to desist at the peril Of their
lives. Since then the lady members of
the jailet's household have absented
themselves from home at night, and the
Jail was watched. Then the Governor was
appealed 10 for Executive clemency, and
III this, too, they failed.
But 10 cap the climax, last night Freese
and the other inmates attempted to blow
the jail up, and only by o miracle failed.
In consequence OF last nights action the
town has been in state of excitement all
day, which increases with each hour, and
viii continue until Henry Freese is dang
En,, tSnt .raas,, :, and aarfh ~ Il iti7s
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a wife murderer Hung.

Troy, N. Y, August 13.-The execution
Of James Horace Jones, q years Of age,
for the murder Of his wife Amelia, took
place at the jail in this city to-day, at
1881 i. u. Jones died In fourteen minutes
after the Sheriff pulled the rope. The
condemned man met his fate cody and
fearlessly. He insisted that he never In
tended 70 kill his wife, and hefelt sure Of
his spiritual welfare. When asked by the
sheriff Ii he had anything to say he shook
his head. His face was pale but his nerve
was wonderful. His hands did not ttem-
ble. ., W.. 4 = l,t,,s5.
provided BY friends Of Jones, after the
execution, and taken at l2 o'clock to 81.
Mary's cemetery, east OF the city. A
crowd Of 1900 people remained outside
the jail the entire morning, aud inside
about 100 Witnessed The execution: II was
successful, the machinery Of death work
ing perfectly.
Z Jones crime was o brutal and cowardly
one He Ihothis wifein O, drunken frenzy
on July 3rd, 1884, alter having beaten her
and knocked her down.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-14

Davis and West Point, that General
Toombs had contradicted himself in say
ing that The South could have succeeded
had itnot been thIottled by West Point, =
and following that statement with the as
eert;on that the Confederacy could have
certainly succeeded under Albert Sydney
Johnston first or Joseph E. Johnston
next, both 81 whom were West Point men.
General Lee said that his own remarks
were, that the war developed too many
good soldiers on both sides from West
Point, TO admit Of any disparagement Of
that institution, while there were also q
great many splendid soldiers on both sides
who were not trained in that school, as,
for instance, Gordon, Forrest, and many
others. He added that in his own eom-
mand were numerous accomplished cayal-
ry officers who had never seen the gates
Of West Point, but who had learned the
military art in the greatest Of all schools,
which was actual war.
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srEaL MANuFAcruMKns
Meet in Conferences and Discuss The Present
ss -, a. ,f.,,ia'..

Meet in Conferencs and Discuss the Present
Depression In Trade. II
LoSo BRANCH, N. j., August 1S-A'
meeting Of the Associated Bes5emer Steel
rail- manufacturers was held Of The West
End Hotel this morning. The following
companies are represented: Bethlehem
1ron Company. Pennsylvania Steel Com.
pany, Carnegie brothers, (limited, The
North Chicago Rolling Mil Company,
Joliet Iron and Steel Company, Cleveland
Rolling Mill Company, Cambria Iron Conn
many. Iackawanna Coal and Iron Com
pany. Rensselar Iron Company, Scrall-
ton Steel Company, and Worcester Steel
Company. =.
forced two mills into bankruptcy during
the last eighteen months, and forced two
ethers ID shut down. After a long digcus-
sion. Il was unanimously agreed to reduce
the protinction OF steel nails 80 as not to
exceed the demand, and to enable manu-
facturefs 10 make rails at remuneratiye
nTices next year. The reduction Will be
bpsea upon The capacity Of each mill aud
wilI taFe eject January i, 1886. An in.
formal meeting Of merchants and steel
manufsclurers was held a long discus;
sion was had, but no decided action was
taken. u 3 n. /.
me Bessemer Steel company, Enised,
Of Pennsylvania, representing Jour OF the
States, held their seni.annlial nleettng
and discussed the depression IN the trade,
for which various remedies were sligg.s
eested. The meeting adjourned 70 meet
Iin Philadelp
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By the internal Revenue Assn.s-The GOV.
ornment Cheated out Of s15s a pay-Ex.
trayarant Charge. Of the uadertaksr
at araa,,s Funsral-capital News.

NEW YoRk, August 1s.-The Po.ts
Washington special says: The Internal
Revenue authorities have reason TO sus-
pect that there has been an extensive sys:
tenn ofwhisky frauds by means Of bogus
barrels! made Of slaves thickened about
the bung.hole, some Of which, as stated
in these dispatches, have been discovered
in use in one Of the largest distilleries in
Cincinnati. Experienced revenue agents
investigating this sabjectin New York,
Philadelphia, Cincinnati, st. Louis and
Chicago. Partial reports received from
some Of these places tend to increase the
approximations Of the Department. Special
Agent someryille, who is investigating
the distilleries at Pekin, Illinois, has not
found any Of these barrels on the prem
ises, but it is believed that he has discoy.
cred that some Of them have been shipped
from one OF the distilleries there to New.
York.
II does not seem TO be the intention OF
barrels bar 't to 70 into lie trade, since they
would, Of course, be readily detected II
open 10 general inspection. These bar
rels are designed to be used for the pur-
pose only OF what is called dumping the
whisky, or carrying 1t from the disdllery
to the rectiiying establishment. Upon
being dumped or left at the recdtying
establishment, the whisky is sgauged, and
by use-o these barrels are returned empty
to be used again. One hundred OF these
barrels would be sufficient for the use Of q
large diatillery, and 1t would be possible
BY means Of them TO defraud the Govern
ment Of perhaps Sl75 daily.
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Rndueiion OF speeial Iasp peo.oss.

wAsH1seTos, D. o, August 1S.-The
recent action Of the Treasury Department
in reducing the force Of the Special In.
spectors Of Foreign Steam Vessels to one
half the present number Is due to the fact
that the inspection service has dimin-
ished in about thatrati since the force
was originally organized by Secretary Fol-
ger. The number Of steam vessels % oe
inspectedis only half OF what y was when
the inspectors we're appointed, This ex-
planation is made at the Treasury Depart.
ment, so that the fact that number Of
ofiicers were dismissed may be properly
understood, and not considered as reflect
ing Ia any way upon their ability or IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-14

wAsnlSaToS, August ls. s.-owipg TO the
inadequacy Of the force Of special agents
in the employment Of the General Land
office, the cases Of lands Illegally fenced
IN. which it sheen possible up to the
nresent time to examine and survey shove
ing an Illegal appropriation Of about
as SO acres, are said by the acting COM
missioner, Judge Walker, to be enly Q
drop In the bucket Of illegal fences: The
practice against which the Preadents
proclamation has been Issued is believed
70 prevail generally, and principally in
that part Of the country which lies be-
tween the ninety.ninth meridian and the
Rocky Mountains.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-14


Mn. GEORGE WILLIAM CuRrIs may be-
lieye in the Civil Service reform profes-
sions Of President Cleveland, but there
are Democrats who don't The Demo
cratic Committee Of Suffolk county, n. Y,
puts this on record:
RssoIrd, That we heartily thank the
administration Of President Cleveland for
the changes thus far made in the Federal
officers OF this county and earnestly recon-
meud that the work so well begunshall
be continued until o thorough reorganiza.
ton Of the Civil Service Is effected, and
we also cordially thank the Hon. Perry
Belmont for lis valuable services in secur.
ing the appointment to office OF applicants
indorscd by this committee.
This will be hard for Mr.. Curtis and his
fellow Mugwumps to swallow. The Mug:
wumps praise the President for reform,
ing the Civil Service, including Higgins
and Tie jail birds. The Democrats who get
what they want thank the President fol-
reorganlzing the Civil Service. Reorgan-
i1stion and reform may be as wide apart
as the poles, and this seems to be about
the situation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-14
Thieyinr postmaster Caught.

wAsnNaToS, August Is. Assistant At
torney General Bryant, of.the Postotfice
Department, says that William Simpson,
the defaulting postmaster who absconded
sometime ago from Louisville, Colorado,
hss been captured by one Of the newpost-
Office inspectors. Simpson is now de-
ltained at Denver on 3 charge Of embeEzle-
ment. The evidence Of his guilt Is com
plete. and the mieIpp ropriated money has
been recovered. The United States At
torney in Colorado proposes to prosecute
the case yigorouslyjRg the postal service
in that region hp3 been much capdaliLed
through the maladministration Of some
postnaStefs. ~ ,'i,'t',ff II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-14
e5u5oApLY,s ], J, YOUNG MAN.
what stsubsnyillian HAD 70 Say About h,

~ 10 nisconysiies. 3. .
cmcNs1Tl, August is s.-The Commercial
Ga.etts has the following: An old.tm,
lsteubenyille man met . Commercial
Ga.stte reporter and said: II see GU
home correspondent Of yourpaper 'didrp
the Mcc conyilles, particularly Goyerno
Hoadly's ex.H Handy Andy, in great shape
aWell, do you know those McConyillei
are q strange set. They are seriously
supershtious and imaginative. Daniel
the Sixth Auditor, as well as his brothers
Is q spiritualist, but Daniel himself enjoy
the distinction Of being medium.
All the boys surround . table and
after the necessary rappings occur, they
hold cherished conversations with de
parted kindred and friends, and by this
means are directed in the winning paths
OF politics particularly.
81 was sitting in q prominent Stenben'
vile lawyers Office the other day, and he
said 10 me: .tDo You see that young man
across the street? Well that is the Sixth
Auditors brother. That young man Is
enf,aring nnder the painful delnsion that
Danial. shis brother. d President OF the
United states. ana that Grover Cleveland
IA theT slxth Auditor Of the Treasury,
"a. .Jim.' lDan's brother. was. TO use the
imported expression Of the family, once
President a the town. So You see they
Eare ali distinguished.
dom Ina Youngest, and. probably,
most mysteriois Of the family, served the
city by carpetine its new opera house lat
me tax.payers expense, not only in the
'aisles Of lie theatre. but. ii is charged,
over the roof Of the house. befuddling and
bewildefine the Building Committee until
they could not publicly tell at a ameeting
Of Conncil whether they had ordered him
to Law two or two thousand yards OF carpet.
In de Hayes.Tilden campaign, while It
may be mot known generally, yet the fact
remains. nevertheless, that ban McCon-
vile n the man who handled and dis
tributed all the moneys sent into and paid
ont ii this State IN the interest OF Sammy
riiden, his boast being that he had slept
in n hotel With s800. 900 under his pillow.
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rnE7 E7olnLoIEnAll InECoRD.
I.1ei.sml,sat IN nseyiile. me pllsaseo Q

I:1eitsmsnt In seville, spain The Disease on
tho 1ncrease.
NAnmp, August ls, There Ii great ex.
element in Seville over the government
proposal 10 abolish the power Of the local
authorities during the prevalence Of cho-
lena because Of theirlineiiiciency in fani-
|tation, and 10 itself assume the disec-
lion 81 the city'sl local afails.
The pcpulace has been hostile 10 the
doctors and ayerse to any interference In
family Affairs, and they strongly support
the local authorities. Great CROWDS as.
seinbIed d In al public places last evening
"a discuss the Bituati ion and the guard was
called upon 10 disperse them.
Pslis August 1s.-Reporls received
here to-day from Mapeilles state that the
cholera there has received o fresh impe-
ltul owing tothe extFeme heat, sudthAt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-14
National a Amatear Regatta.

BosToS, August 1s.--In the National
amateur regatta, on the Charles river, this
afternoon, the final heat IN the Senior
single shells was won by D. ]. Murphy, Of
Boston. Time 9:42. Mulcahy, Of Boston,
second, and scholes, Of Toronto, third;
The race for the Senior four. cared shells
ives won by the Nautilus crew, OF Hamil-
ton, Ontario; Fairmonis, Of Philadelphia,
second; Albany rowing club third. Time
S:22.
The eight-oared race was won by the
Columbia boat club, Of Washington. Time
In the double-scull race the Crescent
boat club, Of Boston, came in first, the
Albany club, Of Albany, second. The
Albany club claimed a foul and the deci-
sion was reserved. No time was given.
The final heat Of the Junior single was
won BY Snyder, Of Albany, in 1884,
Matthew Qaigly, Of Newark, n. j., second,
Kyte, OF Paterson, N. j., third. .
The referee ordered the double-ecull
race between the Crescent5 and the
Albanys 1owed over. The former refused
to row and the race was given to the
Albanys. -iI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-14

WASHINGTON, August is. .-C Colonel John
iHastinga, Of Panxsntayney, Pa, is in
town, and to-day occurred the appointment
Iotnfne fourth.class postmastefs in Jetter-
son county. Hisson, W. s. Hastingg, has
,boueht the Harrisburg Pdtsiot, now con-
Quoted by B. Il. Meyers: &.
Ike Hill, of Newark, o., took home with
his to-day about o dozen commissions
ior fourth class postotiiees IN bis county,
and from al quarters comes the word that
First "A Assistant Postmnster General Steven
son q making the heads hy Just as fast as
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rbo Imn,,d.a,. l,sliy.fy stamp.

WASHINGTON, D. O., August 1S.-The
following is a technical description Of the
new immediate delivery stamp: "a line
engraved ON steel, oblong in form, dimen-
sions / S.lBxl 7.lG inches, color dark blue.
Design /: On the left an arched panel bear
ing the figure Of mail messenger boy on
a run, and surrounded by the words
United States; on the right an oblong
tablet ornamented with wreath of oak
and laurel surrounding the words, "Se-
cures immediate delivery at q special de-
livery office.i Across the top of the tablet
Is the legend, Special postal delivery;
and at the bottom the words Ten Gents,
by a small shield bearing the
nt1fneral .10'.n
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Aprphlpltion st.aN.

CLkyE1AND, August 1S.-The leader has
the following from Wellington, o.: Alta
meeting Of the women's ohfistian Tens
peranee Union, held here yesterday, a
warm discuesion arose concerning the
withdrawal Of this organization from the
State Union. The discussion resulted in
ayote Of 6ftwenty-one to seven In favor ol
Withdrawal, the majority desiring 70 fight
the temperance iesue without reference TO
political parties. Alter the motion was
made Il was found by the constitution
that they could not withdraw before the
end el the year, and the motion was 40
cordineiy Laid on the table. But this
straw ahoYs how the wind blows.