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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-14
TWIN MURDERS.
An ItRliRn In Now York aud Another in
Chicago Kill Their T0rmsntors.

An italian In Now York aud Another in
Chicago XII Their TUrmentOrs.
NEw York, Sept. l3.-Miguel Zeth, an
Italian peanut seller at Seventeenth street
and Seventh avenue, this morning fatally
stabbed Charles Bradley, q truckman, who
with party of drunken companions an
noyed the Italian while he was sweeping
the pavement in front Of bis stand. The
blade Of the murderer's dirk knfs went
clear through the heart Of his victim. Z.th
was arrested. Bradley's companions were
too drunk to give coherent statement Of
tho murder.
CmcAeo, Sept. lS.-Thiu morning FIVE
young men walking down Halsted street,
stopped near the stand Of Michael Rosa,
q fruit peddler, while one Of theirnumber
purchased some bananas. Becoming en-
Tagsd because one Of the young men took
a banana which had not been paid for,
Rosa seized long pointed knife and
plunged it into the breast Of John Keo.
The wounded man ran across the street
and fell down. Rossa fled, but hps bson
captured. lie admits the cutiug, but
claims it was done in sclf.defense.
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"LlSE aud stal"-an old subject in the
army and nayy-is up again. General
Sheridan ought to be good authority, but
when he classes engineer officers with the
salT he surprises a good many people who
have thought with General Newton that
an engineer officer belongs to the lighting
line. In time Of peace our military men
amuse themselves Sighting overthe never
settled question Of rank. In time of war
more important matters engage them, aud
then the country forgives all the rank
non,ense.
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The President Warns tho oailiorniRns.

NEw YoRE, September l9.-The Posts
Washington special says; "The President
Is said to have taken decided stand in
reference to California appointments
which may also extend TO other States In
which there are bitter fActional contests.
The California isgtiopa as so bitter that
each claim that they would rather have
the Republican officials continue in office
than see the other faction triumph. The
president has given the California polid-
clans 70 understand that he will not listen
to anything further in reference to the
offices, or make any moEo appointments
untiI the Atrife ceases,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-14

NEw YoRx, September ls,-The Demo
cratic and Republican district GOnyen'
lions to select delegates to the iorthcom,
ing State Conventions were held through
out tho State to-day. Ip many Of the
Democratic Conventions resolutions en-
dorsing President Cleveland's sdministrA'
ton were passed. In some Of them the
delegates were instructed to vote in CON
yeution for Governor Hill for Gubernator
ial candidate, in others they were in
strucled for other candidates. The Re
publican delegates generally 90 unin
stFuDted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-14

pARsELI knows how TO stir up both tie
biz British parties. he has only to open
lisli,lle mouth and the great heads howl.
This is what can be done by man Of
nerve with constituency behind him. II
Parnell keeps up his lick he may accom-
pli,h more. So long as his followers do
not resort to arms they are waging re-
beli.on which all the power of Great
B;i.aia cannot put down.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-14

WAsuIYoroN, Sept. l2-The PhiladeI'
phia Times says the South Pennsylvania
road will be built in the near future, that
the Vanderbilt scheme Ia abandoned and
that abandonment is final without regard
10 the Issue Of the litigation instituted by
the Attorney General, but the Vanderbilt
effort for Southern line in the State and
the money expended on 1t, have awakened
not only the people immediately interest.
cd as residents OF southern counties, but
the public generally, to the Importance Of
the line, and its construction Is assured,
and probably within the Limitation, i'm
posed upon the South Pennsylvania cor
poraLion. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-14

THERE was good racing on Thursday
,pd FliIay, and big crowd witnessed it.
/, was noticeable, however, that while the
sooed trials were in progress Agricultural
Irll was crowded, the poultry show held
il,ogp aud the stock pens were visited by
a stream Of interested people. The point
!. that while the races are an attractive
feature Of the Fair they are by no means
the whole show.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-14
National Miners, ooavsnllOn.

.ISp1NAPoLIs, ISp, Sept. l2.-The Min.
ers' Convention concluded It's business To-
day and adionrned, Among other resolu-
tons adopted to-day was one authorizing
the Executive Secretary to draft an I'D.
dress 70 the mine operators Of the country,
asking for q Joint meeting with the Execu-
tive Board, for the purpose Of adopting
market aud mining prices in such way
as 10 avoid strikes and lock outs, and 70
give each party an increased profit from
the sale Of coal. A resolution, asking the
Presidans 70 call IN extra session OF Con,
Rrsss 70 consider the labor situation, was
voted down,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-14
RUSSIA F0nTIrYING
And Strengthening Her DsfsnSes on the
Black Sea and Vicinity.

Black Sea and Vicinity.
LONDON, September l2.-The Russian
Government hrs decided 10 transfer the
administration Of its Black Sea fleet from
NicalaeGf to seb,stopol, The harbor at
tho latter plsce is being much enlarged
and immense fo.E5 and other works OF de-
ferse arc being constructed around the sp-
proaches. The Gar is also organizing a
new fleet to he stGtioned at Patoum on the
cast coast OF the Black Sea. This little
town is being rapidly enlarged because Of
its stra2etic IMPOTENCE 81 the central
point OF the RuFsian deienses OF the east
coast Of the Black Sea. This action OF the
Czar is now restoring to Sebestopol the
military and naval prestige it possessed
before the Crimean war, is regarded with
misgivines in certain British.Indisn quar-.
ters.
Besides making the above changes in
the Black Sea, the Russian Government
is erecting barracks for the accommoda-
ton Of 80, 900 troops at Rostsf on the Don,
90 miles above the outlet into the Sea OF
Azov. These barracks and their accom-
panying deienses will connect the mill
t1ry works in the Caucasus with those in
Central Russia. The Crimea is also being
strengthened by the erection Of a number
Of new modern batteries at Keitch and
Taganrog. The latter place is situated
opposite the mouth Of the Don and on
the north shore Of the Sea Of Azov, and
the former stands on the Strait Of Yeni-
kale, which connects the Sea Of Azov with
the Black Sea.
A Russian naval commission will soon
be dispatched to examine and report upon
the condition Of all the harbors along the
Greek and Turkish coasts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-14
CommoroiaI STA I.tics.

wAsulSaroS, September l9.-The Chief
of the Bureau of Statistics reports the
total valuation Of the exports Of domestic
brcadstufIs as follows: 900,
Two months endel Aug. Sl-. ld,42l,bl 2f,s90, 7gs
Eight mouths ended Aug, sl. gS,2js!9s 9hO5S,l7S
The exports OF cotton were as follows:
Bales. PounlE. DOlltts.
Total for twelve
moGths ending "a, .,oo ,o, ,,o
Tom( for twelve
XHsa,t 81, iSSiGSss,2Sl !, l,sci,S97.6f6 l9T7i0,Sll
The exports Of mineral oils were as fol-
lows: 40, ,ss,
EgGt mouths ended Aug. ST., 3l,7jl,ns SO,EO0!2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-14

LONDON, Sept. 12.-sopewhat of a SEN
sation has been caused by the develop
ment OF certain scandals in the manage
ment OF the Inventors Exhibition. Il
appears that a number OF specula.ors have
been allowed by the managers to take
spaces in the halls and 10 then retpil these
valuable spaces out to the highest bidders.
1t is also alleged that blackmail has been
collected from certain exhibitors who de-
sired to secure prizes. A private inquiry
into these charges is now going On.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-14
ExpIo,Ion Of Fl,O Damp.

PrrrsBuRGH, Pa, Sept. l3.-Yrsterday
afternoon while l5O men were at work in
the Youghiougheny Valley coal mines Of
the Ashtabula Coal Company, at GaHsy's
Station, on the Baltimore & Ohio railroad,
an explosion OF FIRE damp occurred, fatally
-iujuring William Bradley end seriously
burning James Hamilton. A number Of
others were slightly injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-14

Is the death Of Emory storrs the coun-
try .oses one Of its most brilliant men.
Those who have heard this gifted man
sp.ak will not soon forget his power as an
orator. His speech at the Chicago Con-
ysntion Of 1881 was an electrical shock.
Mr.. stous' style was strong, graceful and
convincing. His vocabulary was remark
ably full, and the play Of his wit very fine.
His death ia a loss to the Republican party
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Crlmipnl unrels..nsss,

CHICAGO, Sept. l2.-An accident, by
which one man was killed outright and
several other persons seriously injured,
occurred at noon today at the corner Of
R,becca and Loiten streets. A building
which was occupied by ]. w. Sherman as
grocery store was being elevated 70 q
level with the street grade on posts. Toe
posts gave way suddenly, and the building
isll, crushing q labofer named Hugh
Smith and aarinnalv iniuvinos"vnv J o'herV.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-14

If Germany and Spain had been
tbm.ghtirI enough to announce that they
xers going to come to a friendly under
sanding at last, Alfonso could have
rIpkcd to his dons and perhaps the
So,u!sh mob might have refrained from
Insulting the German flag. What game
Of chess it is-with crowned heads for
t.nps and living men for pawns!
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a,rmnu spls. Arrested.

PARIS, Sept. l9.-Mauy German spies
have recently invaded the various iorti'
fed places in the eastern part Of France.
1t is stated German General and two
officers were arrested at Belleiort, the capi-
tGl Of the frontier department OF Hapt-
Rhin, while in the act Of taking plans Of
the various fortified positions In the ylclH.
ily, and escorted 10 the frontier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-14

LAST MANS" dining club is jolly
enough until the last man sits down alone
ali bis comrades gone, his own hand un-
.,s,dy, his feet tottering. This is the kind
oi 5s9auet the lals Old Defender had in
p,I,jnore las. saturday-not another ore
,b-,e to propose his health or laugh at his
".b,sputs," Could any situation be more
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-14
THE RECORD D0F CRIME
HACKED ro pIEoEs Be CHINESE.
A Man of Money Murdered by Low Com.
panlops-TwO Italian Fruit Dealers, oue
in New York and One in Chicago,
Use the KnIIo with Fatal Eject.

LEWISTON, IDAHO, Sept. I'D. NJ.
Frazer, for twelve years Auditor Of
soshone county, was found murdered in
his lodgings in the rear of his store, at
Pierce City. The body was hacked to
pieces. The object was robbery. Blankets
were hung over the windows and an un-
successful attempt was made to blow open
the safes. Tracks leading from the room
indicate that the deed was doreby Chinese.
There is no clue to the murderers. Mr..
Ftszar was pioneer OF Southern Idaho,
and well-known and respected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-14

PORTLAND, ORR Sept. ia prizs GGht
for $500 u side, with bare knucklesr
between Dave Campbell and Jim Reilly
both Of Portland, the best rough and tum'
Die dghterl in the State, took place thirty
miles below this city this morning before
alaTge crowd. Campbell won in fonrtseD
rounds, knocking Reilly iuSensible. Camp
Dell did not get s,,rRtch.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-14

T,r Fair did not fail because there was
40 wbsel Of fortune there. The Fair was
., . ,,eal succ rs, and those who desired to
~ ,bsir luck at the wheel found their
"9ootpnity n, in town. The gamblers are
M. ~ ,lruid Of the police.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-14

CLEVELAND, September IS al Bucyrus,
Ohio, lest night, William Jones was seen
in low resort with Peggy" Hotelling
and Joe 1de, two hard characters. Hebad
considerable meney in his pocket, mud was
drinking. This morning his dead body
was found on the railroad track and his
pockets empty. Hotelling and lle have
been placed under arrest TO await the re-
suit oil the coroner's INQUEST.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-14
TO YTYIrY TnE MoRLp.
DR.. shrady and al Associate WIN Expose .
valuable Ozone secret.

valuable Ozone Secret.
NEw York, September ia method Of
producing ozone in illimitable quantities
is revealed 10 the world by DR.. George F.
shrady, the physician who figured as one
of General Grants attendants. The pro-
cess is the invention, however, Of DR.. An.
drew II. Smith, city practitioner; and
he and Shrady, in obediance to the ethical
rule OF the profession to impart all discov-
cries TO the public, instead Of patentinG
or secreting them, will disclose the matter
fully at the forthcoming International
Medical Congress.
The power OF ozone to vivify, iuvigorate
and strengthen those who breathe It has
been subjected to ridicule by Jules Verne,
in his story Of the wild doingS OF ay.llsge
which became accidentally permeated
with it; but physicians and scientists have
long regarded II seriously, and have ez
pected some means OF utilizing it. Ozone
Is gaseous substance, the true nature o.
which is not fully understood. It getI Q
name from the peculiar odor, which 7,
sembles that produced when a succe 1ior
Of electric sparks arc parsed through the
air. Faraday considered ozone one Of the
forms Of oxygen, and identical with the
medicinal quality in electricity. WoIkinS
on the problem from this prer'5e, Dr.
Smith han built machine for maxim!
or one, and this is what he and ShTady
have decided TO give up 70 the prof -sion
The apparatus consists ofabox tilled witt
sresIe-lrce cotton fibre, through which al
electric current is ed between tht
prime conductors Of static machine. A
large surface Of air is thus exposed to elcc
trical action, and corresponding amount
Of ozone is produced. To breathe thb
through an inhaler makes one cough a
once, and II long continued would cause
bronchial Inflammation but by turning
the output Of ozoneinto room wonderiu
results-so the doctors think may bt
effect ID in curative and exhiliatory way
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-14

LoSpON, Sept. ln,-The strike Of the
5000 workmen employed at the Elswick
Gun and Machine Works Of Sir William
Armstrong has been settled in favor Of the
strikers. {rhe two ioremen objected to by
the workmen were discharged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-14

FALL RlvRn, Mass, Sept. le.-ssmuel
Hunts homing pigeon. released ct Mont
sonery, Ala, at s'l5 a. ", August 22,
TlIeached here at 9:l2 o'clock this morning.
ihe actual distance 10 1881 miles. the
''nEe'l distance ever aoWpi ip this country
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PrrsHuRoH, Pa, Sept. ls.-TEelye
glass tableware factories, which have been
closed since last June foR tue usual cum
mer vacation, will resume operations hare
.to-monoW, giving employment 10 1000
men
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-14

N Ohio Democrats are turning out to
rb,,5 Party meetings to swell the crowd.
= r' gopld be terrible thing il the Third
p p,r,y were to open its mouth and Gulp
,ba Democratic party down.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-14

NEwFoRr, R. L Sept. 12.-Rsar Admiral
Baldwin's cottage was entered by thieves
this evening, while the family were at
dinner. and robbed OF several thousand
dollars worth of jawalrv.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-14

TAXI the Baltimore & Ohio to elpcin-
matt Tuesday, September 10. Round trip
s. 90. Through trains leave Wheeling at
p;l6 An. and 1926 P.Np city time,
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one,, Nos. IS and 81 rourtO'nth Street.

Tar ohio State Fair gave this year less
dian 500 in premiums for fine wool sheep.
Tne 1,,,,,' Mes. Virginia State Fair gave over
i.oo is This is something for sheep'breed-
AZ. TO consider.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-14

The sugar works ofthe American Giu-
cose Company, at Peoria, were destroyed
by Ere. lioes, $4,000.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-10
Rev. Mr., Brtstor on Pcrsec utiOn

The Rev. George K. Bristor, Of
Baltimore, who was accused Of disrep.
utabla conduct by members of his
church in Newark, hut who was sus-
tained by the conference, preached in
the Fourth Street NJ sthodist Protestant
Church, in Williamsburg, Sunday, on
tho text: Fer | know that my Re
deemer l!veth.' the church was
crowded Many ministers were pres
SIT. "Goi,' he said, directed
Satau's attention to Job, and Satau
told God that if he took away Job 5
Gich es he would not serve him. The
picture Of what followed is a sad one.
One evil follows another. But in tie
picture there stands job, who says,
boxing about on the ruin aud degola-
tor, " Blessed he tie Lord, =" :" Oh,
. tel you, said The eacher, every
Que who sets his fac9 toward the Lord
is persecu'ed, for Satan walks with
the sons Of God. i 3 i'll the case Of Job,
friends turn tier backs on him who is
suffering. Their looks CT condemnation
are more cruel than words. jobs
filends locked down upon him, and
thsn they began to upbraid him.
There is no connection between suffer
ing and Fin, although CON monty 1t is
| thought that he who ST tfers is a sinner
Jesus. said the blind man was not sin
tner, but that he suffered blindness
that God might b. honored. Job criet
to these friends, " Have mercy on me- ;
His servants fed from him. Did Jol
wishto have all liis srt.eiings known
Did he care to Lave the story told TO al
men? Oh, no, All lie wished to max,
known, all lie desired to be writer
was, know that my Kedeemer liveth
and that he will make all things right.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-10

SLOWLY but surely the chains are
being rivetted tighter .and tighter on
tie tax payers of this city, and we may
reasonably expect, that unless some
unforeseen change takes place, lou'
a few more years will elapse ere the
City Council will be abolished, and the
municipal affairs of this city governed
by commission appointed from Kent
and Sussex Counties. The bill increas
ing the power of the Judge OF the Mu-
.nicipal Court, which was concurred in
by Council last evening, places the
police completely under the control OF
the Cour', and if the act is passed by the
Legislature, the Judge can suspend
them at will, for anything that he may
choose 70 construe into contempt OF
his court. 1t strips the Mayor still
further OF power, and makes him
nothing more than mere figure head.
The bill could very consistently be SC
amended that it would abolish the office
of Mayor altogether, aud center all the
power in Democratic official, holding
an office that was created by partisan
Legislature, for the express purpose Of
overriding the vote of a majority of the
citiz3ns OF Wilmington.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-10
The Firsf Battle.

between the Russians and Afghanis-
tans, on the Murghab river, On the 30.h
Of March, ami that the latter were de-
feated with loss Of 500 killed, while
the Russians had but one officer and 10
privates killed, aud some 90 wounded.
If the above repor: be true, this is the
beginning Of greas conflict which
will shake Europe from center 10 cir
cumference England must uphold
the Ameer, ard her troops will be
pushed rapidly forward to check the
Russian advance. Russia VIII put
10000 men in the field and the allies
will supply An equal number. AZ the
struggle progresses Germany may also
take hand in ii, and Austria possibly
may End 1t expedient TO lin one or the
other Of the con,ending parties. The
war will then be on gran i scale, and
will rive the tsrtion OF the entire
civilized world. Fortunately the At
lantic ocean as well as miles of land
separate our country from the fields Of
carnage, and our people may prof.
from their misf.r-unos. In the end the
boundary will have 10 be .e..led by ar.
bitrati2n, and il the par les were wise
they would settle the mater in tia,
way without another battle.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-10

The Pence and Princess of Wales az,
rived in ireland on Wednesday, ana
were received with demonstrations ol
pleasure as provided for in the program
keeps-a7, fog the occasion. II the ,a rhY1
discover a remedy for some OF the eSifl
that afflict the people and produce dis
content. Should this be the case his
visit will not be in vain. The laws
now in operation are tending TO the i'm
poverishment of the people, as well as
to the depopulaticn Of the country, and
change of some kind is sadly needed.
Ii Ireland cannot be given parliament
of her own, the peasantry should at
least be protected and given an oppor-
tunity to make living. The game
laws should be abolished, as well as the
laws Of primogeniture, and the hunting
parks and great estates should be broken
up. There would then be chance for
the landless to get homes and the coun-
try again to become prosperous, not~ith-
standing the couplet an honest peas
antry, the country's pride, when once
destroyed can never be supplied" We
hope the royal party will complete their
visit in safety, and that good will result
from IT,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-10
EIOneNlElsCfinua

Tho Democrats claim to fav.r a full
vote and fair count at all elections, but
they are always ready to cheat l..tle
in order to elect their candidates to
offices. In this way they make it ap-
pear tina. Carter II arrison has been re-
elected Mayor Of Chicago, but the con-
mit.ee of public safety has dctermine
TO investigate the matter, and it j..
thought thatthe frauds perpetrated may
be exposed and the ras ais brought to
justice. If rowdies and ballot suffers
should be permitted 10 decide political
contests, our elections will soon de.
generate into nero far2es and villains
may entrench themselves in power. Il
really looks now as if the remarks G.
falsifer, pol;roon ard coward applied by
General Logan to Carter Harrison fl
tingly described his character, and thai
he might consistently added perjurer tx
his catalogue. The Republican party
cannot succeed 50 long as such villaiu
go unpublished and are recognized a
leaders, by the prominent men in III
Democrat, party. The difference mus
be made disrerutuatle and then homes
men will get their dues.