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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-26
TIE MONEY srANpARp.


Sex FEtScrsoo, May Ex-senator John
Sherman, visiting this city, VIZ rendered
. public reception this afternoon by the
members OF the Chamber Of Commerce,
Board Of Trade and Manufacturers Asso-
ciaaon. IN SsFlying 70 an sddress Of vel
come Mr. Sherman touched on the silver
question and said: aWe want 4eertain
adjustment between silver and gold that
both these metals may be coined !
that they may be deposited in tbs
United States Treasury In exchange for
money certificates, and both be 50
adjusted that they may rayel al over the
world equal 70 eaeh otler in eTeFY land.
To accomplish this silver must he pup.
chased, coined and paid out atthe market
rates or received on deposit At the market
rates and paper mnsey issued for II. This
will make bf.metallis money, good not
only In San Francisco, but in New York,
London and al other parts Of the world.
NJ. Sherman leaves Wednesday for
Oregon and Washington Territory, re-
turning east via the Northern Pacific.
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Died in.ths Harness.

DES MolNEs, IA, May 25.-Iast night
the Rev W. j. Hahn, pastor Of the
African Methodist Church, concluded his
discourse, alter which he begged his hear.
ems 70 indulge him while no made q per-
sonal statement. He grew considerably
excited, and IS he concluded he fell over,
and with gasp or two was dead. The
scene at the church for an hour after his
death was very sad, the women weeping
and sobbtrg about the pulpit, Il Is noted
a. . coincidence that the Rev. ]. w.
Cheek, his predecessor, died In about the
same Way.
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A WnAprYn PAIR.
How John L. saiiiyan Surprised the virtiani
Ben BatleF. -

How John L. saiiisan Surprised the yigiiant
Ben BatleT. ~
BosroS, May 25.-on to-day's list in the
divorce court was the. case Of Annie, wife
Of John [. Sullivan. who petitions for a
divorce on the ground Of her husbands
excessive cruelty to her and his confirmed
habits OF intoxicatton. General Butler
and F. L. Washburn, counsel for Mrs.
Sullivan. stated in court this morning that
they had been taken by surprise by the
libellee's answer aled on Friday, which
sets up cruel. and abusive treatment and
gross and confirmed habits OF intoxication
on the part Of the wife.
A medical certificate was offered that
the libellant being III in Rhode Island,
was unable TO be present, and continu.
anee was asked for. Counsel for the libel
Ter objected, and offered to waive that
part OF their ansa er which ayerredS cruel.
~. Court appointed Wednesday next as
the day TO argue the question Of continu-
anRl .
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wAsulSaros, May ga stranger from
West virginia, who has been here since
March Is seeking 4 miRqF appointment,
suddenly realized Yesterday thatt,ls cash
and credit had both given out. Its re
ported that being an expert bieycler he
stole 4 machine and started for home oyer
the nearest turnpike. Before leaving he
wrote 4 note 10 the owner Of the bicycle
stating that he had borrowed It and would
return the machine in good order BY ex-
pres. aI would rather noe earn bills IN
West Virginia at twenty Live cents per day
than 10 wait around Washington tor ]
cabinet place, said the note in conelps
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M, NORsIsoS, being in Washington,
pesuis himself to remark in passing: ~
ald not expect much from 1t. 1wfthdrew
IN tA1or Of another man, whom they
thought they could elect after modern
methods, but the modern methods did no,
work" Translated literally 'tmodern
methods mean cash-bcodle. But they
we're unable to buy any Republican votes,
and Logan won the stabbora light "An.
StaeF man" willbe glad 70 hear from hid
t'end Morrison via Washington.
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wnrrrnAll, n. ". May 25.-Ths body
Of Nellie Brittell, Of Elinbethtown, N. Y,
aged q year,, Who left her home twelve
days ago 10 gather winteryTeens. was
found Yesterday on the bank Of the B0quet
river. Over City men were engaged in
the search. The body was nude. Pieces
Of the young lady's clothing were found
Tor distance Of over two miles from where
her body was discovered Il is sup.
posed that she strayed 80 far into the
woods that she could not find her way
out, and that she died tfom exposure and
skaFvation.
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The Burglars Got rhsre.

oRCFSsAEh O., May eS-It has beeome
known that on Sunday, May "a, during
the temporary absence Of the servant, who
left the back door open, the residence Of
The Misses Carpenter, lla9 ytHs street,
vas opened in broad daylight and robbed
Of bonds, mortgages, insurance and other
valuable paptrs, representing SlG0oe,
most Of them negotiable, together with
$3.50 in bank Hotes and silver, and $50 In
gold. In his haste the rohber overlooked
a small box Of jewels worth several thou
sand dollars. There is NO clue 10 the thiett.
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WAsHNeToS, Nay 20.-Prol. Riley aays
ot the seventeen locasts, whose visit is
predicted, that they are harmless to grow.
ing crops and do no injury except to the
twigs of forest and fruit trees. whenever
young orchards have been planted ON
land which has been cleared during the
last . eyenteen years trees are liable TO sni-
teFs but Il d probable that kerosene
spray upon the tTeesRill protect them,
The ordinary locust which Is % destructive
To- growing crops has Jaws which ent,
while the seventeen year species, more
properly called the eicado, has only beak
through which be susks his nouIahmsnt,
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PrrTssuRoH, P4., Map es.!The nail
manufacturers Of the United States viii
meet in secret session in this city on
Wednesday to adopt scale Of wages for
the easuing yeaF. It is said the SCALE will
be the same as last yeas. The iron and
nail manufacturers, however, want ten
percent reduction, claiming that they are
unable to compete with the steel nail
manufacturers. The latter are willing to
pay the old vages,
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l.REsBYrEnlANs IN COUNCIL.
The subject Of Baptism and the Rema
Enthafin fShnreh

Catholic Church,
ClSclxx4Tl, O., May 2a.-IR the Presby-
teriaa General Assembly to-day, Judge
prakels resolution against the validity Of
the Roman Catholic baptism was taken
up. He yielded the floor asking that some
opponent open the debate and that he be
allowed 10 close. Dr.. W. O. Alexander,
Professor in the Theological Seminary Of
San francisco. spoke in opposition to
the rts1lution. He said II was useless ss 1t
would not be dsliyarance but simply an
expression Of opinion Of those voting. Il
was misehieyops, since, by passing It, We
make ourselves the lanehlng stock Of the
world. 1t Is more Papal than all the
Popes combined; It involves misinterpre-
tation Of the standards according "a which
TO the visible church is composed 81 all
those who profess the tue religion. This
resolution denies the validity Of baptism
administered 70 millions Of persons who
have come into the Protestant church
from the Roman Catholic and never re-
cefyed any Other baptism.
Qr. @. H. Nevin followed, showing In
what the corruption oi the Roman Gatho-
Lie church consisted.
DR.. SchRf offered Q substitute Tor the
resolution TO the effect that the Roman
Catholic church, though corrupt andteaeh
Ing many unscriptufdl errors yet retain-
ing the holy scriptures and ancient eFeeds
with al the fundamental truths Of Chris-
tiauity, Il EtiIl branch Of the visible
church Of Christ and therefore the sacfa-
ment Of baptism administered by that
church. with the right 10 baptfze Is true
and valid ChriAtian baptism, which cam
not and ought not 10 be repeated.
Dr.. Sehatf spoke In favor Of the substi
tute by showing from the history Of the
church that baptism administered In the
name Of the Trinity with proper fnten-
ton, regardless otthe character Of admin.
isteEing had always been considered
Yalid,
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Ar this distance from the seat Of peace
itdOes not appear that the Anglo-Russia
Negotiations arc going well. 50 long as
these great powers cannot agrss upon an
arbitrator or upon the questions to be sob.
Ritsd, they can come no nearer to an un-
dentauding than they were when Russia
Raadeaed the English by the bloody ssiz-
are Of Penideh.
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.yOrulyo," says Nlr. smalley, writing
,,on London to the New York Tfi0ras,
-Do,biug .,S has more e1asperated English-
man Of every class than that iswelled
,Tord the Emperor sent to General
SomepE." 1t did look as though that
isrelled sword was studied insult.
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or the starting Of newspapers there is
no end. Rumor associates Frank Hatton
and John R. Mclean in a scheme to start
an Independent Republican newspaper in
New York with q capital OF million.
NJ. HattOn's experiences In editing Post
eRss Department reports 70 supposed TO
arm him Tor this kind OF a struggle.
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TaE GzaI Army Department Encamp-
p.p. has been an occasion OF great enjoy
neDt to the Boys in Blue. Wheeling is
I,i to have had them within her gates,
sDI clad to know that they are to come
.,,in next year, at which time there viii
DPol,.bly be more elaborate doings.
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GExrLlSASLy Democrats having State
secrets concealed about their person
should be careful not 70 give themselves
away to everybody they meet as they go
cruiingthrOogh the departments. AwaRhs
iagtOn correspondent of the ISrErllaEs-
eEE tells how patriot opened his mouth
and put his foot in it Reform win out.
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THE COuriST.Joun,aI wants to know
vhether Henry B. Payne, withall his abili-
tv would have been chosen Senator at his
time Of life If 1t were not for his wealth.
Not with the kind of Legislature that
elected him. Wealth was essential. and
lo,s Of it Mr.. Payne knows this himself.
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TnE weather may soon be a little warm
tor roller skating, but then it will be Just
The thing for coaching. In Paris, London
and New York iour.in.haad clubs are,
not exactly popular, but the top thing for
fashion. Why cannot we in Wheeling
idle the summer months away with our
iour.in.hands7
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70! The administration is nervous
,bout Virginia and Ohio, is sit2 There
peed be no nervousness about Ohio. The
Bgetsye State is safe enough. They can't
make enough changes in the offices to
change that to a Democratic State. This
lime ..ra,ye got 'em" over the river.
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TIRE PARIS PLAGUE.
More Deaths From Dread pi,ea.s-Th
Black Tongue Dipbthertn Feared.

More Deaths From n Dread Dissase-Thc
Black Tongue Dipbtheria Feared.
Spcefal Dhpa.eh toths Lateleaea.
SrEuBKSyn1E, o., May 25.-The epi-
denie prevailing q. Paris Roads, Wash
ington county, Pa, which resulted last
week in the death Of i've children Of Ken
nedy Truax, and the sudden insanity Of
his wife through grief. is continuing. its
inroads, and hasreached Hanlons Station,
adjoining Paris Roads, on the Panhandle.
The third death in the family Of Mich
olas Truax took place yesterday, and a
step-dauehter Of Kennedy Truax Is ex-
pected to die tonight. Others are down
NTH the disease. Physicians from New
York and PittsbuEgh are making e1amin-
atoms as 70 the nature and causes Of the
disease, which has the symptoms of black
tongue dfphtheria.
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Ai0RSETGESERAL GARLGNDx present iCke 4
g9ll We htst removal be made IA his department.
~ ~ ne iHm0Tal from bis private Otliee Of the
SSa statne Of Heury ". which Nj, BrsEster 20
Ataiy priIed Phio1dPhid PrnI.
Good joke. Now our impressionis that
TIE bronze Henry was in fact a bronze
Loai', that it was the personal property
el Nj. Brewster, and that It used to adorn
bis Philadelphia home before he became
AttOFney-densral. The Pres ought to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-26

N. tbooebt that in the interest Of re-
0n D,. Gregory, Republican, member of
.S"Cyil .S,J Service Commission, must go.
=. -. tbe pay is very good, and the party
/, i,.ouplaiuing Of Republicans eating the
s..,5 6f1 Democratic administration"
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SAN JOKES, rough but earnest eyangei
is, Who is stirring up sin In the South,
SAYS: ara rather be in heaven learning
ABB C,s than in hell studying Greek. =
How does Mr. Jones know that the
classics are part OF curriculum in what, in
another place, he refers to as "the burnt
district?
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!, We are not spry the French viii erect
, - r,oopmen. TO Victor Hugo before We
:, The pedestal ready for Liberty En-
\, ss,,h.spiug the World. There is 4 great
~ oTd,,b in the French character.
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PooR TON rIrtss, fua

And there is 'Tom" Upton, OF NesEas'
"a Born iast across the river from you,
in HslgisoR county, Ohio, he gained his
INST notoriety BY ba.ng ELECTED to the Leg
stature from Guernsey sosnty By Z ma-
iority Of one. Atterward he dritted out e
Hehsaska, and when that Territory was
admitted ss . gtste he came to Washing
TON as one OF her Republican Senators.
He went off in the Greeley msseWens o.
ls72. and has been q Democrat, privately
and in small way, ever since. Now he
comes iolg3d-as member OF the Cabl-
-4t or Minister TO Spain? No; IS re
eeiyef q public moneys Ct Bloomington,
Nebraska, !" an office paying about s. mlch
- \ clerEship. Were these men oyer
rated In the o!den days, or arethey under
rated noWf D
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-, ,b5od.nt supply Of iesbergs in the
,d,n,ie ina warrants the Suspicion that
=. ILL., -. Francis Adams has strayed away
saI S.I increased and multiplied.
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seer Cleveland became President he
=, % ..fo,msd about 100 Republicans out
u ~ he internal Revenue service. This
= ~ i.rt :, slow when you come to think ofit-
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Fan ,ne boycotting tie polluted streams
,.si.h s,51 turpish the water supply Of two or
=, ~ ~ biy cities, Philadelphia among them.
I5 sab and monkeys have some sense.
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9.r.T1 The Blooded is voted the Great
,is.Es DaIs'Y Il the administration, and he
Ais',L. s Naming hardly speak as they pass
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wIcKllrFE,s ArPo1sTMENT.
Why the KsntnekIaa Was chessn-clsys
lands Policy.

lands Policy.
WAsHIssTos, May 25:-1t now appear
that the appointment OF Judge wickliEt
to be United States District Attorney, fol
Rentueky was made in accordance witha
ma.ured plan Of the Presidenfs. Or
Friday nobody in Washington thought
Judge wickiae would be appointed. He
was antagonized BY both Kentucky sena.
tom, by the entire delegation, by Proctor
Knott, Governor Of the State this eousin),
and by m overwhelming majority Of the
local authorities in politics.
Almost his only backer was Attorney
General Garland, and that was not con-
sidered yery important TACT, in view Of
the Montgomery case in California, and
the telegraphic recall Of the commission
issued for the Iowa Marshslship at Mr..
Garland's earnest request. People, there
fore, were astounded at the announcement
yesterday that Judge Wieklif1e had been
chosen, and were wholly at loss TO ae-
eountfor Ii. An explanation, however, Is
given by the wise.
They say that Mr.. Cleveland, before en-
tering upon his executive duties, tormn-
lated plan upon which he would dis
tribute the patronage. 1t was q purely
geographical plan. He prepared q map
TO assist him in executing his idea. Per-
haps the Kentucky case viii illustrate the
proposition. For instance, when young
Buck was appointed 70 Perm, Mr.. Cleye-
land stuck peg In that section OF Ken.
tncky which MI. Buck was supposed TO
represent.
When Mr.. Durham's nomination came
another peg was planted, Then Boyd
Winchester to Switzerland and Warren
Green TO Japan. Thus when the Dis
trict Attorneyehip arose, Mr. Cleveland
tonnd two. pegs already in Louisville.
and large district of Kentucky still
bare. Furthermore, Mr. Watterson and
other distinguished Kentuckians were
urging q Louisville man for Surveyor OF
the Port, and large petition had come
on signed by leading citizens Of four
States, urging another Louisville man as
Steam Inspector.
Then Mr.. Cleveland, seeing his system
in danger OF total extinction, and feeling
that simple ju+tice was also involved, de-
clared that he could not aud would not
give everything to Louisville. He was In
4 MEASURE compelledto concede the Sur
veyorship, since that was essentially . local
office. Similarly, he felt that Louisville
was entitled to tie Steam Inspector
ship, because it was most largely inter
Iested, and because its iayorite was best
recommended Consequently the Dis
trict Attorneyship was refused to Mr..
Fleming, who had the indorsement OF
nearly every prominent representative
man in the State, and bestowed upon
Judge Wicklife. a.i
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WHITE SLAVERY.
MoREPERs oNAI rEsrIMoNY
In Regard 70 the Horrible Grimes Commit.
ted by the Gaatsmai.an Kid.Nappsrs.
raiss Of Woe and saslsr.ns in csntrai
Ansriea-A. TouehiBE Reed al.

vIcKssuRs, Miss, May 25-James
Early, an Intelligent young ATississippian
of about 25 years Of age, who formerly re-
sided at BatesviIle, Miss, where he for q
long time was deputy sheriff, returned a
few days since from Guatemala, where he
had been induced to 90 by labor agents
and seductive adyertisementslastsummer.
In an interview last night he said: left
yicksburg in September last 70 60 to
Puertos Barrios, Republic Of Guatemala,
TO work for Messrs. Shay, Corniee & Co.,
on the Puerto5 Barrios and Guatemala
City Railroad. Handed there October q,
In the rainy season, and went to work
grading track and graded up 70 January g,
when Invent with iron gangand worked
there TIL February. At New Orleans I
met q man by the name OF Parker,
who had an effiee on Front street, near
Clausman, who was the labor agent for
Shay, Corniee & Co. In company with
1863 others signed q contract 20 work ut
- per day. We were to pay 50 trans.
poItstion out of our Hrst pay and We were
70 pay s. 50 per week forboara upon our
arrival at the work. When We landed
We were put ashorse in the night, while
1t was raining, and had no camps or place
TO 90 into. In the rain next day We put
up some poles on forks, and covered them
with menacca leaves, and these consti-
tuted our shelter. Il continued 10 rain
for about two months. 1t would rain for
an hour, and the sun would come out hot
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Mcr AND uYAnLg 70 WORK.

/
eat, but the following day Ialways had q
rayenons appetite. They Issued meal
tickets TO the workmen when the meals
were ready, and we could get nothing to
eat without . ticket. The day stterI was
inst sick l went TO the timekeeper, who
gave out meal tickets, and asked him for
q ticket. He looked over list Of those
who worked the day previous and said:
'SYou did not work yesterday No; !
was sick eWell, !" said he, 'swe feed no
one here but those who work get out Of
here and 90 to work and we viii feed
you"
Twas unable to work, and. had to 90
to the thickets and get some fruit TO stay
my hunger unit. Ieould dreeuperatee enough
to 90 to work. i worked twenty-five days
and had done sI1 80 worth Of station
work. Days when was Iaahle TO put in
a full day went 10 the timekeeper and
asked him how ] stood. When he told me
my passage was SIS so; that my board was
81 50per week, and that was then 10.
debted TO the company 81 5O,I told him
thought he was mistaken, and asked him
LUZ III lttu4Aktl 6tANeGlblts
BuLLpoztxa SCHEMES.
he said: II win give you an itemizsd
statement" Then turning to . drawer
hetook out pistol, and presenting it at
me, said: "I viii give you an itemizsd
account with thisn Isoon Afterwards, in
company with six Others, procured o small
sail boat, and in the night We escaped and
made our way to Belis4, British Honduras,
from there wewere sent home in the same
ship We went over in. OF the l69 who
went over with me there were not more
than ninety LEFT when / escaped. For a
time they died at the rate OF seven to eight
day. Two companions Of mine died,
and they were stripped Of their clothing
and buried without collins in nude state,
and within an hour saw their clothing
displayed in the commissary for sale and
saw the same disposed OF on account 10
some Of the men,
MA yoRcRD 70 WORK.
Men who were unable to work and not
sick in bed were forced by soldiers to 90
to work, and when on the works il they
refused to work, they were arrested on
some trivial charge and placed in stocks,
but the Germans were often thus
punished. A number Of the men ran
away and attempted to escape, but they
had charges put against them, and the
baretooted soldiers arrested them as con-
yiea and brought them back, when heavy
fines were pnt against them in every In
stance. Some Of the men appealed
to Mr.. Sarg, the American Consul at
Livingston, about nine milea from where
we were at work. He said he could
do nothing for Us. The Consul at British
Honduras, in company with come ladies,
heard OF our condition, and he came over
10 see for himself Afterwards he reported
the matter and the United Ststes man-ot.
war Swatara went over and brought the
Americans away. ] had left, however,
before the arrival, and only heard this
from some Of the boys who came over on
her and who are now In the Charity Hos
bital at New Orleans. Ny feet have been
swollen ever since l worked In the raln
last iall, aud ! do not think viii ever re-
Faln my health. ! did not get . dime or
q stitch Of clothing for my work while
there.
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I 5PosroFfIcH AWARDS.
The Contract for Rurnishiss the Postage
Stamps Made.


Stamps Made.
WAsnISGzoS, D. c., May 95.-The Post
master General has awarded to the Amer
+ican Blnk.Note Company, Of New York,
tho contract for furnishing the postage
stamps for the next four yeara;at s1ol,-
SIG 50 per annum for ordinary stamps
(which will be printed entirely by steaml
and $, ,442 70 for postage due and other
issues Of stamps, making total of Sl0S,-
e59, 81 per annum. The gross bid OF the
bureau Of Engraving and Printing, which
was the next Invest bid, was Sill, 1873 50
and the Sork was to have heenseyecuted
by combination OF steam aud hand
work.
Samples af the steam work OF the Amer
lean Bank Note Company was found to be
fully equal 70 the requirements Of the de-
partment. The prizes paid for ordinary
postage stamps under the new contract
will be 6.99 cents per |, ,00e, as against e.le
under the present contract. As nearly
1000 600, GOD stamps ATE required TO meet
the needs Of the service, the saving Of
three cents per 900 during the next four
years win show . considerable reduction
In this item Of expenditure.
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as..i No.. ), asa . EOattssa.a street: