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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-12-19
APKCULIAR spiCIpE,
A Man Shoots Himself in Bed Two Days Be.
fore it 10 Discovered.

Loro IL 10 Dlbcovorous
ISD1ANApoLrs, IND, Dec. 1S.-The cir.
sumstanCer Of very peculiar suicide
came to light this morning by the. death
pt the victim, K. T. Adams, a well.knoISn
retail grocer Of this city. For several
years he has been constant sufferer from
neuralgia and at times was delirious
iopdey he attempted to leave the house
ina iisrobed condition, but was prevented.
Early Tuesday morning smothered re:
port Wss heard, but nothing unusual vas
seen when parties entered the room
where he was lying In bed. Aa hour aitar
Adams was found TO be unconscious and
the physician called and gave restoratiyes.
He grew no better, and yesterday, in
turning him IN bed, pistol ahot wound
was dlsCoyeFsd Immediately under the
heart, and q small pistol wAg found by bis
side. He had secured the pistol and had
fred Il pnder the bed.clothes on Tuesday
morning, tue nqiRc which attracted the
family at that time being, ns doubt, the
report OF the weapon. He remained un.
conscious till this morning, when death
eusued and the iRots in the case came out.
His family relations were oil tho most
pleasant character, and he was undolbt:
edly crazed by disease. Adams came to
this city in 1872 from LSsalle, ILL.,, where
he was engaged in the banking business.
The case is q very peculiar one, and the
Coroner is now investigating.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Altveiss y. Gsntyen died very mys!eri-
4 tramp namsd Meirwas badly mangled
by cars at Lima, Ohio.
Kneeland 7. Adams, an Indianapolis
grocer, committed BuiCide by shooting.
Mrs. D. T. S. Parnell, mother OF the
Irish agitator, is seriously i'll in New York.
John Doran was robbed and badly in
jured by highwaymen on the sLreets Of
Findlay, Ohio. e
The schools at Columbus, Ind, have
been closed on account Of the prevalence
OF scarlet fever.
In a row between miners at the Beaver
greek mines, neQr sonerset, Eyp three
men were killed.
James Bodine, wealthy farmer, has
been appointed Receiver OF the Farmers
Bank, Of orville, Ohio.
Jacob Stair and . man named Aumen
are under arrest at 0rrville, o., charged
with robbinE Stairs grandfather.
At indianapolis Charles Mitchell shot
and fatally wohnded Simon Cox. Jealousy
was the cause ot the trouble. Both are
cotored.
There 10 strong opposition developing
among Republicans and Democrats to the
confirmation OF ChenoWeth as First Audi
tor q the Treasury,
The Western freight pool Is to be re.cn-
acted, as decided by the representatives Of
Eastern and Western railroads in confer.
ence in New York city.
The cost OF criminal prosecution in the
various counties OF Ohio for the fiscal year
ending November 10 was $IS4,S65 81.
The number OF prisoners convicted was
S8s.
Seventeen perlops Sre reported as SUI
lering from trichinosis by the Health o.
ticer OF New York, contracted by eating
ham at . birthday party, given by fRmi-
ly named Weitzel.
Wash Jones, living near Liberty, Ind,
had Q leg broken, and was seriously in.
jured in the stomach by lsing caught be-
tween one Of the horses aud wagon tongue
while hitching his team.
The meeting oil the Western Export Az
sociation at Chicago reduced the price Of
raw Bpirita one cent per. gallon, and de-
cided to limit distillerieS TO thirty.three
and one-third percent Of their capacity.
Tho Crestline, (0.l officials have order
ed saloons 10 be closed promptly at 10
o'clock ?. n. Trouble Is anticipated, a
several Of the saloon-keeperS are reported
as determined to ignore the ordinance.
The Kentucky Court OF Appeals has al.
frmed the depiaion Of the Woodford Or.
cult Court in the case Of Ollie Brown, who
was convicted Tor the murder Of City
Marshall Freeman, in Versailles, two years
ago, and sentenced 10 the penitentiary for
fourteen years.
Thirteen National banks OF Cleveland,
Youngstown and Elyria, o., have fled
in the United States Court al Cleveland
their prayer for an injunction to enjoin
the County TresSurers Of the counties in
which they are located from collecting ex-
cessiye taxation,
The Bureau Of Animal Industry at
Washington Is gathering information
looking to the Establishment Of cattle
quarantine line in Northern Texas. The
Bureau has no knowledge OF pleuro-pneu'
moniA west Of the Allegheny Mountains
except an isolated case in Kentucky.
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THE WATERS WAY.


ported Drowned.
WlLKEsBARRE, Pa, Dec. l8.-The water
in the sutquehAnna river at NAnticoke
broke through the workings OF the No. I
slope OF the susquohanna Coal Company
this morning, and at noon there was about
si1feet OF water in the slope. An alarm
was sent through the workings when the
danger was apparent, and all tho men ex-
cept seven Hungarians, who arc believed
to have been drowned, hurried to the
mouth Of the slope and were rescued. The
mules and mQIt b the t9ols were Sayed.
Accounts from AantiOoke are conflicting
AdviCea received this afternoon were tn the
effect that tWenty-nine men employed on
rock work in No. l slope were imprisoned
on the upper lifts by the rapid rising
Of the water. Several miners entered the
slope at 8 O'Clock with boats, intending to
pSe every Mesps tg peach tho mep. A
despatch receiYed here &t 6 O'Clock this
eyeng irom Nalticoke stated that sixty.
one Of the miners were upsQcnunted for
and that itwassupposed they were drown.
ed. Later advices state that all Of the
men are reported to be out Of the mine ex.
cept twenty-four. Tho fate Of these is yet
unknown.
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MICHIGAN CRIMEs.
The Burned nouss-An IuSaas Man MUIR
dered.

The Burned nouss-An Insane Man Mur-
dsred.
DETROIT, Dec. ls.--The coroner's In
quest in the case Of the murder and burn
ing OF Frank Kuoch and family was resum-
ed this morning. Because of suspicious
actions Mrs. Kuoch, mother Of the MUIR
dered man, and his brother, Herman, were
taken into cultody to await the result Of
the inquest Gus Knoch was wanted
but could not be found. Mrs. Knoch
holds note OF $500 in Franks name,
which is said to be forged. The Knoch
family and the family OF Mrs. Frank
Knoch have been at sEord's.point, and at
times came to blows. Frank sided with
his wifes family. The actions OF the
Knochs throughout the investigation have
been careless and Indifferent. Their house
Is being searched,
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MERCHANTS visiting Wheelingare especi-
ally invited to call at G. S. Feeny's whole
sale house, l4l0 Main street and, examine
the extensive stock OF plain, assorted, fine
candies &C., &c. His factory js the
largest in the State, and, with the addition
of new machinery, is daily turning out
great quantities Of fresh confectionery.
Don't fail to call whether you want to buy
or mot
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TERRIBLY AvRNGRD.
A Negro RaVlsheF RHq Murderer Beat to
Death With Clpha.


Death With clpha.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 1s.-one OF the
most dastardly deeds ever committed In
this State, which was followed by swift
FetribE:ipp, is reported from Putnam
county. Mrs. yoseph BroEp, well known
and highly respected woman, while 70.
turning home from the residence OF q
neighbor, was lAet By Thomas Robinson,
colorcd, who assaulted her. Being in :
thinly settled locality, her cries for assist.
euce were unheard, and Robinson, after
thrice outTqgipg her person, stoned Mrs.
Brown to death. Marke on her throat in
dicated that she had been choked, and
Lhers 10 evidence Of desperate resistance.
The discovery Of the ctime excited the
greatest Indignation among the citizens OF
Pekin, and steps were at once taken TO ef:
feet the arrest Of the perpetEatoF Of tho
crime.
Robinson was taken into custody on
suspicion, spots OF blood having been
found on hi1 clothing. A young white
man named Hayes was GlGo arrested. The
prisoners were arraigned before magis.
trate and Robinson was bound over for
trial, while Hayes was discharged. ow-
ing to the excitement that prevailed, .
posse was summoned to convey Robinson
to Jail at Cookville. Upon nearing Double
Springs, a few miles from Cookvilie, the
posse were met by large number OF citi-
zsns, who secured Robinson and beat him
to death with clubs. When tho news Of
Robinson's fate reached the negroes in
the county, they declared they would have
revenge Tor tho killing Of Robinson and
the discharge Of Hayes. Later reports
from Pekin state that the excitemen is
very high, and trouble is hourly expected.
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Abont o'clock last evening Will An.
derson and Charlie Ball, two well known
young colored men OF this city, met on
Market street just below Twelfth, and
stopped to talk to each other; they
commenced joking, but presently the
fun grew to be more serious and Ander.
son becoming angry over some remark
made by Bell, pulled out knife and stab.
bed Bell in the breast, making deep and
po1sllly dangerous wound.
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Yolunt..r soldlsr,, Homo.

WASHINGTON D. G., Dec. ls.-The
Trustees Of the National Home for Dis.
sbled Volunteers are in session in this
city, preparing their annual report to
Congress. The new home at Leayen.
worth, Kansas, is'said TO be rapidly ap.
preaching completion and the Affairs gen.
orally under the control Of the trustees
are represented IS being in very salts.
factory condition. The trustees will ask
Congress foT an appropriation Of 81, 81.
S97 to Ooyercurrent expenses, including
construction aud repairs forth fiscal yeal
ending June 50, 1887,
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FAMILY FIGHT
InauEuratsd by Great Misrepresentation OF
of Fanta,


WAsBIKGroA, D. c., Dec. lS.-There Ia
a breeze in the Senate Committee on
Foreign Relations. Th9y wanted the
papers in the case Of an Ohio appointment,
and Secretary BAyard, suppOsing the Re-
publicans were hunting for a case, re-
fused to let them have the papers
unless every member Of the committee
united in asking for them. Then he
would let his private secretary bring them
down for brief inspection. But 1t soon
turned out thatit was Senator Payne who
wanted to look at the papers, and that it
was family fight This puts the State
Department in opposition on It's own
side in the Senate. The Repub-
licsns are enjoying the fight. It has mot
become known what diplomatic appoint
ment Senator Payne 10 cunning for, but
thoRe OF Judge Stallo and Mr.. Hughes, OF
Hamilton, are suggested. It is certain,
however, that the Republicans will Sus-
tain the Democrats in inSisting upon see.
inc charges against men removed; and II
ihey are needed for information, the
recommendation to office, too.
In the present case the Republicans are
keenly enjoying the Rmazement oi Mr..
payne and the scrape' in which Mr.. Bay
ard finds himself. Mr.. Payne can be de-
handed on for two thiags-to help all the
KilS and Ooal.oil men in, and TO labor to
prevent the confirmation Of the few Demo-
Gratis in Ohio who arc neither Kids nor
Coal-oil politicians, and who nave man
That the Republican committees Of the
Senate are giving close attention to the
eharScter OF the new appointeeB and the
circumstances attendinEtheir appointment
IA sufficiently evident from the fact that
while nearly all the recess appointments
hayS been sent In, amounting to several
hundred in number, not one has as vel
been confirmed, and, 90 far as known, moi
ope has been reported from committee.
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Nh. PRICE,, Of Wisconsin, will go down
in history as the one member Of the House
who voted against the pension for General
Grants widow-a gratuity bestowed upon
every Presidents widow. Mr.. Price un.
derestimstes the size of this country.
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THE Harris.Pic!Sett case, on trial in
Judge Jacobs court, has come to sud.
den and remarkable conclusion. 1t has
all the characteristics of q highly-wrought
dime novel. What has become OF the
girl7 This is an interesting question.
There is still something hidden that ought
to be brought to light.
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In order that our town shall have the
best goods possible, the popular druggists
Logan & Co., and Charles Menkemeller
have arranged to sell Acker's English Pre-.
scriptions, among which is AcEer's Dys.
pepsia Tablets. They act upon the sys-
tenn when suffering with Dyspepsia, Bad
Breath, Sour Stomach, Flatulency, Heart
burn, &C., &C., with wonderful Ger.
tainty, hence they guarantee them Ia
cure always, or will refund the money,
TTUs6W
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Wheeling Gonsistory No. l6, A. A. s. R.
NJ, last evening organised ito Lodge OF Per.
lection by the election Of the following
ofTicersl
Thrice Puisuant Grand Master, Ross ],
Alexander.
Deputy Grand Master, Dr.s. B. Mcoor.
mick.
Venerable Senior Grand Warden, ]. v.
L. Rodgers.
Venerable Junior Grand Warden, A. J,
Grand Orator, George GiGsn.
Grand Master Of Ceremonies, Frank
Johnson.
Grand Captain Of the Guard, P. B. Dob,
Grand Hospitaller, r. NJ. Brown.
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PrrrsBuRoh, Dec. lS.-JsmeS Barton, {
coal miner, accidentally shot and killed
Philip Berdafd, FrenChman, at Mans.
feld, Pa, this afternoon. Burton wa
shooting Mt chickens, and Bernard passing
on the other side Of tho street received the
contents Of the gun in his head, killing
him instantly. Barton gave himself up
but was exonerated by the Coroner's jury
and released. .a.sii
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lr is understood that the Ohio supreme Court
Will adjourn until alter the holldayL-DLpGteh.
The court should be in no hurry. They
have done all the damage they could.
The only thing that worries US is, that II
the Court sits much longer it may do
away with the holidays.
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TuE seeming outbreak Of mad.dog is
not confined to this country and France.
In London alone one veterinary surgeon
say, he has had under his caro- seventy
three cases Of rabies this year. Col.
Fleming veterinary surgeon of the Royal
Engineers, knowS Of twenty-six human
beings who have died Of hydrophia in
London this year. The authorities are
asked to order that every dog shall be
muzzled for at least two years, for one dog
may infect large area.
With regard to the popular belief that a
m I'd dog will turn away from water, Col.
Fleming says that he has seen rabid
dog swim the Mersey and then bite dogs,
pigs, COWS, fowls and everything he could
come upon in the iarm-yMd. It is recon-
mended that the body Of every rabid
dog shall be burned, so that the disease
germs may be entirely destroyed.
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STEEL FOR MODERN ORDNANCE.
senator Camsron's Bill to Encourage II
Manufacture In the United States.

Senator Camaron's Bill to Encourage III
Manufacture In the United States.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. fS.-Two billi
we're introduced by Senator Cameron TO-
day to encourage the manufacture OF steel
for modern ordnance, armor and other
army and naval purposes, directing thu
Secretaries Of War and OF the Nayy,respect
lively, to make contracts, after suitable
advertisements, with responsible atee
manufacturers for = supply Of rough bored
rough turned and tempered steel for the
fabrication OF heavy ordinance adapted to
modern warfare, and steel for armer and
other army and naval purposes, In quantt'
tynot 70 exceed 10, 900 gross tons, in quail
ty and dimensions conforming to Speciti.
Cations.
BiddGruare requiredto guarantee TO erect
in the United States suitable plant capa-
BILE OF making all the steel required and
Of hnishing it in accordance with the con-
tract, and 10 agree In the case OF the ord
nance TO deliver yearly specified guam
tity OF each calibre, the time Of delivery
OF the smaller calibre TO commence ct the
expiration OF not more than eighteen
months, and that Of the largest calibre at
the expiration OF not more than three
years from the date Of the acceptance OF
the contract.
The Secretary Of War is directed to
erect at Wateryfiet Arsenal, West Troy,
n. y, an army gun factory, and the
Secretary OF the Navy at the Navy Yard at
Washington, D. g., q naval gun factory,
in accordance with the report Of the Gun
Foundry Board, for the fabrication Of the
heaviest guns adapted to modern warfare,
the manufacture OF gun carriages and or
'dinance equipments for each service, at q
cost not TO exceed 81, 900, 900 in each case
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DAKOTA has her Kit packed, already to
move into the Union. She is knocking
loud and has been knocking long. II she
isn't allowed to. come in, maybe Delaware
and Rhode Island will be sent out to keep
her company.
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CrSCfSSATI, Dec. iS.-A Parkersburg
W. Va, special says: Richard Neal died
last night from a blow from poker in.
iltcted in self defense, by l6.year old
son OF the deceased. The boy has moi
been arrested.
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The chilling blasts of winter wither the
flowers and they fall. So does 1t affect
the human family, and II precautionary
measures are not taken, being chilled Is
followed by evil results. Taylor's Chero-
kee Remedy Of Sweet Gum and Mullen
will cure coughs, colds and consumption.
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ElGuTY.EloHT MILLIONS in gold and sill
yer are stored in the sub.Treasury vaults
in New York. Vanderbilt could have
stocked two SUBJ b.Treasuries and then had
4 car fare left.
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An pi,eord. d ninrri.d LII.

are happily avoided. Harmony, peace and
contentment prevails in home that Is un.
der the magic influence OF the sweet tones
Of ChickerinR Piano. The above pre-.
scription promptly illed at any hour by
G. A. HoUsE,
1920 Market street, city.
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The handsomest limo Of suspenders,
Linen HAndkerchieis, Neckties, MutIlers
and Men and Boys Underwear to be found
int he city for Holiday presents at B.
MARKS Mcclure House Hat, Capt and
Gents Furnishing goods store.
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The New York 5 and 10 Cent Store,
ll22 Main street, is the headquarters for
cheap and good articles, In fact almost
any article known In their line OF goods
will be found on their counters. The
stock embraces good tinwRre at half ita
prica.--
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SALVATION On quickly tindS IDS way to
the seat Of the disease, allRys the infam-
nation, and, by removing the cause, effects
permanent cure. 25 cts.
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HRLENL, MON, Dec. lS.-H. Q. Combs,
in charge Of Eddy, Hammond & Co.'s
store, at Arlee, was assaulted yesterday
morning by two Indians, supposed TO bs
SpokRnes, who forcibly entered the store
aud drove him out. Combs dred ct them,
killing one and seriously Wounding the
other. Sheriff Lane and posse left Mis-.
soulR for Arlee in the afternoon to quiet
any disturbance which might be enHen.
dered by the affair. Last night he wired
the authorities, calling for military aid,
saying that the Indians had taken from
him some prisoners ne had arrested. A
detachment OF troops has gone out from
MissoulR. The white settlers Of Arlee
have taken an engine and left the place.
There are some 800 Indians there.
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GLOVES, mittenp, suspenders, handker.
chiefs, muillers and necktieS suitable for
Christmas presents, at
]. BRILLHs'. ll5S Main street.
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Music every evening this week and at
Saturday matinee, at the Capitol rink.
Admission, adults 10; children 10 cents.
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IL these days holiday gifts sparkle ii
the columns OF the favorite newspapers.

TIE brewers OF Chicago and Milwaukee
hsye decided that they will not, reduce
the price OF beer, now s. 20 q barrel. Per-
laps they have decided to put in some
hopg,
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The SIS edition Of Lalla Rookh, on In
dia paper, Is one Of the many attractions
at STANTON & DAvENPoRT's.
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Are making four beautiful bonton tim
types for only 25 cents. 1888 Main street,
Wheeling,
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We wills the Weekly Intelligencer
and Harper's Monthly Magazine one year
for 81 90; and either HRrper's Weekly or
Harper's Bazaar and the Weekly Intelli-
gencer one year for s. 20; Harper's Young
People and Weekly lntelligencer one year
for $2 90. Send in subscriptions at once,
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SPECIAL inducements in Diamonds at
HEDRANK & BRo.'s,
1917 Market.
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FoR the latest novelties in Christmas
Tree trimmings, oto DURsr's,
lib Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-12-19

For the finest line Of Christmas Tree
trimmings, 60 to DuEsT's.
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coMo Wigs; Boards, etc., for carnivalu
and mask purposes at
BAoHNAS's, 1l2S Main street.
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THREE NILE RACE tonight, at the Alham-
bra Rink, between George Ferrol and
John Watson.
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FANCY RIBBONS below cost, at
E. RoDY's, Main street.
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MR. RUsElS thinks there Is great f1-
ture for American Rrt-but he hardly re-
alizes the enormous demand over here for
Dr., Bulls Cough Syrup,
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BARGAINS in Solid Silver and Silver
plated ware, at HKBRANK & BRo.'s.
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FoR the latest novelties in Christmas
Tree trimmings, go to DuR1T's,
l1l3 Market Street,
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Glove" says a writer, sis a great level.
ler," So Is Mr., John L, Sullivan,
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LINEN HASDKERcurEp's below cost, at
L, RoDY's, Main street.
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onicGl Nos. 20 aud 81 Fourteenth street.