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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-18

ToLIDO, Quo, August 1.-THE city Ia
crowded with delegates aud visitors To
the Democratic State Convention. The
attendance 10 large, COnSldOtlng that II Ia
the "olF year. In Ohio politics aud only
hye minor Offices are 10 be filled, hnsin'
ming with Secretary Of State. There
are several candidates Tor Secretary
Of State, but the Indications point
10 the choice Of Doston Young, ol
Marion, though John Mcbride, Of Mas
sillon, the present representative oi the
Knights Of Labor, will give him q close
race, with William Bell q good third,
Judge FolletL will have no opgoilLion LOT
fenomlnatlon for SuprNne Judge, nol
CfulkShank, the present Incumbent ioi
Olsfk Of the Supreme Court, John II
Martin, the present incumbent, . The
only candidate mentioned lof the Board
Of Public Works,
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Coin PRArr, OF Virginia, our nsw min
lister to Persia, has discovered that it ia
provided oy treaty that whom he sppeAra
before the Shah he ia TO take oil his shoes
This requirement has wrung from COL
Pat a promise to the Secretary Of State
that op tho ceremonial occasions pro
ylded for by solemn treaty he will wear
socka. 1t 10 related Of an official Of this
city that before receiving his appoint
mont he made similar promise which
he has not kept.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-18

PlrrsnURGH, Pa, August 1.-THE ex.
perts who have been at work on the books
Of Gay, the late ChieI clerk in the United
States pension office at this city, have
completed their work. Mr.. Errett, the
Pension Agent, says ho has positive or
ders from the GoverEm snt not to divulge
anything relating to the amount OF the
detsl ;ation, and refuses to say word
From ono of the Government employees II
is learned that the peculltions will fill fll
short OF what was anticipated, and will
not reach 5000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-18

TnE constitution Of Nebraska provides
that the electors Of that State shall, by
ballot, express their preference for a per-
son 10 fill the office OF United States SCna-
tor, aud the Legislature passed law to
carry this provision into effect. There
never has been such vote, but now Soma
tor Van WyCk issues an address to the
people and asks them to express their
choice, which 1t is supposed the LegislR-
ture will respect. II there were a vote on
this question in West Virginia what actlvi.
ty there would be among tho politicians.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-18

At ohicago-OniCago, 10; Kansas City,
l. Earned runs, Chicago, o. Kansas City,
/. Base hits, Chicago, 10; Kansas City,
4. Errors, Chicago, Z; Kansas City, 10.
At Philadelphia-Philsdelph 9; Bos.
ton, 9. Earned runs, each. First base
hits, Philadelphia, s; Boston, Z. Errors,
Philadelphia, 8 Boston,7 7.
At Detroit-st. Louis 2; Detroit s
Earned runs, Detroits A, First bass hits,
DetrOi,s 10; st. Louis II. ErorP, Detroit
4; ST. Louis q.
AT Washlugton-New York 10; Wauh.
ingtonS. Earned runs, New York3; Waah.
ington 0. First base hits, New York 0;
Washington 10. Errors, New York 81
Washinpton II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-18

WASHINGTON, b. O., August l7.-The
Civil Service Commission contCmplatel
another important change in the system
Of examinations for admission 10 the post
Office and custom house services, which
will shortly be formulated and promul
gated. It will be made Ia response to The
decree Of the Civil Service Reform aSaoCla
ton that local Boards Of Examiners fol
admission 10 the poBtolllCe aud custom
service should be composed oi men who
are not thamselYCs In the OWL Service.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-18

GALVESTON, TEXAS, August l7.-A spe.
Cinl from Overton to the Netrs says! John
Price, tho alleged murderer Of Conductor
Frasier, and againBt whose life an alteinp,
was made about three weeks ago, was alioi
and instantly killed about I O'Clock Mon,
day morning while OH the back veFanda o.
his house. Mrs. Price, who was present
At the time, Gays the shot came from
window Ol the residence OF JOH q
Wheeler, about thirty yards distant. Al
Old feud exlStOd between Price ant
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WASHINGTON, D. G., August 17.-An in
teresting and successful trial trip was
made yesterday OF an engine run by oil
instead Of fuel. Tho engine, with a pas.
senger car attached, left the Alexandra
depot Of the Washington, Ohio & Western
Railroad about noon, and ran up the
road as far as Vienna, Va, q distance Of
Gfteen miles. At times a speed Of forty
miles an hour was attained and no dilli.
Guilty WAS experienced in raising steam
pressure OF l4O pounds. The Inventor,
Uaptain W. II. Brooks, an old locomotive
engineer, accompanied the party.
The oil Is used on the same principle Us
in vspor stoves, the crude petroleum being
vaporized by blast Of superheated steam.
The heat generated Is intense and con-
tinuous. About thirty gallons are used
each hour, and tank on the tender Of
the engine yesterday carried six barrels.
Qlite a large number OF WashinRtonians
are Interested in the invention, which, II
Is claimed, will reVolutionlze the use ol
coal, as we'll as doing away with cinders
for the burning Of the oil creates no
smoke,
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SHORT sIIRIrr.
An Early Morning Murderer LynchCd be
fore Shutdown.

An Early Morning Murderer IIynchcd be.
fore Shutdown.
CINCINNATI, August l7.-Mr. Davis, eta.
ton agent oil the Ohio & Mississippi rail.
road at Huron station, Indiana, was muir.
derod early thismornlng by tramp. Tho
man came into the station with IN AFRO.
giant air, making considerable noise. MIR.
Davis was dozing In his chair at tho time,
and on rousing himself ordered the tramp
to get out. This was resented, and ONE
hot words followed. Mr.. Davis said II be
did not 60 he would put him ont. lie
was dared 10 carry out his threat, aud both
men prepared for conflict. Davis took
hold Of the tramp, ondeavoring 10 push
him through the open door. The mau
drew a huge knife and stabbed Davis sev.
eral times, from the effects Of which he
died in ten minutes. Parties living neaI
were attracted by the sound Of the melee,
rushed To the scene and found Mr.. Davis
dying. Search was Immediately begun
lot tho murderer. he was found BLOtt
distance from The station, aud with little
ceremony was taken 10 neighbortng tree
aud hung by tho indignant citizens. Much
excitement exists, aud the town is filling
with people. The murderer Is still un'
identified.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-18

LONDON, August l7-Mr. Gladstone
will neither initiate nor ptolong the dis.
Cussion with reference to Ireland in the
debate on the address in reply to the
Queens speech. His followers acquiesce
In this deCibion. Although the speech
from the throne will not indicate Lord
Salisbury's Irish policy, 1t 10 understood
that eithor Lord Randolph Churchill or
Sir Michael Hicks Beach during the de.
bats will intimate that q measure will be
introduced next year dealing with the
Irish Local government aud land ques'
tiouH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-18

1SDlANAPOLis, AuguStl7.-The Jounal'
Princeton, Ind, steClal states that in Wa.
bash township, Gibson county, this morn.
Ing, Frank Stout, aged 20, was shot aud
Instantly killed by Charles EnmonE, q
bired man, who had recently been die.
Chatged by Stout. Emmons also assaulted
A q Stout, father Of the man he killed,
and beat him until bis life 10 deBpaired Of,
EmmOns has not been arrested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-18
A sTnANGE STORY
About the Purchase Ur II New Cruiser by the
Canadian HOvUFnmGnt.

About the fuTCHusO vi " NbW Nruher W tht
Canadian Government.
HALIFAX, N. g., August l7-OAptain
Peterson, Of Antigua, West Indies, is in
this city and tells a curious story about a
now cruiser purchased by the Dominion
government in New York. She was, be
says, in tho West TndleO last year, pur.
chased by a New York spsCulStOr for
$4,000 Previously shO had been sent
out for a trial trip by the Governor Of the
WindwAFd Islands aud he after the trip al
sea, became frightened Of her aud would
have nothing 10 do with her. The New
Yorker succeed In getting tho Dominion
government 10 purchase the vessel for
$50,0OOby Yankee lrlCksry and the Vxpen.
dilurs OF $1,000 on flash inside furnish.
ings. Peterson says Ahs is not safe at sea
aud WAS not accepted lrOm tue builder on
that account. slIcs the Yosemite arrived
In port yIserday mOtnlng many who
have been Oh board Of her cay she could
moi have been built aud equipped loI
three times the amount held lot her by
ihv DolninloINg government,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-18

AUGUSTA, Ca August 1.-THE trial Of
Or, James Woodrow, on charges preferred
by Dr.. William Adams, Of Augusta, be.
iore the Augusta presbytery, began at
II ,tbNny, Gteeu county, yesterday. The
chaIvpS are that Woodrow pr0mulgateN
doetTines and opinions III conflict with
sSStSd scriptures Ia teaching that the body
Of Adam was probably tho product Of ev9'
lnLlOn from the body Of some lower AMI,
NAL The trial promises 10 occupy several
days and Is exciting much interest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-18
w,rdow CIn.. Syor,,rr, wages. i.

PirrsnuRou, August 1.-THE annual
conference Of Western window glass man.
utRcturers and workers Tor tho purpose Of
arranging q scale Of wages for the coming
year began here this afternoon, but ad.
journed this evening to meet again 10.
morrow, without reaching an agreement.
The wofkmen presented last years scale
with the addition OF 10 percent, in the
wages Of the gaiherers. The employerf
offered 10 settle OH the same basis ns last
year, bus refused TO grant any increase.
they also Insist upon uniformity oi
wages throughout the country,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-18

CONGRESSMAN BRADY, OF Virginia, be-
lieves that the Republicans will elect six
or seven Of the ton congressman in that
State. That will dcp6nd altogether on tho
honesty Ct the elections, There is no
doubt about Republican maiorities in the
Old Dominion, but II the old frauds are
allowed to bs repeated they will be sup
press ID in the hallot-hox.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-18

SECRETARY BAYARD ia growing desperate
indeed when ho charges prominent Re-
publcans with giving pointers to Mexico
on the way 10 manage the Cutting case
against the United States, Such school boy
twaddIg does not add anything to the dig.
nifty OF Mr.. Bayard. ii no IS in hole he
should wriggle out OF it in more dignided
manner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-18

CRY or MKztCo, August 1.-THE nswH
received here that II Is denied at Wash.
ington that Minister jackson has resigned
creates surprise, ns II 10 firmly believed
that hlB resignation addtGSBed TO President
Cleveland aud dated June 80, WAS sent Ia
Washington when Mr., jackson was In the
United States on leave Of absence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-18

TuE terrible storm which carried away
bridges on the Baltimore 4 Ohio, did more
and worse than that-it swept away
almost an entire family. When the
mountain streams rice suddenly, as they
often do, the little homes built upon their
banks ara turned into death traps from
which 1t ia not easy to eFcape.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-18

BuppALo, N. Y. August l7.--Thc SOS.
slOn OF the Grand Lodge Of the order Of
the Cons Of 81 George, opened here to-
day. About 200 delegates are present,
representing nearly every State IN the
Union, II, W. Fltok, Of New York, wa1
elected Grand President aud Thomas
Brown, OF Philadelphia, Grand Vice
President. The meeting will continue
until Friday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-18

ukIOhAlluhb IN Iuk HALLE
Arrangements were about completed in
and around Central Music hall to-day for
the Irish National League convention TO-.
morrow. Chairs have been placed at the
back OF the stage for invited guests and
prominent individuals. The press will
have fair accommodations, and telegraph
wires have been put In the hall 10 cable
the news To Ireland while the convention
is In progress. A number Of men were at
work ali day putting up the decorations,
using strings and wires, as the man.
agement refused to allow tacks or
nails in the wood work. The decor.
ations are simple and yet to tho
convention they will be soul inspiring.
Back OF the stage aud at tho hall entrance
are PLACED the American and Irish
national SColOrs supported by eagles,
shields, etc. The remainder OF the dis.
play consists Of streamefs aud banners
on which are inscribed sentiments like
the following: "lrlsh Eyictions are SEN
tences Of Desth."-W. Il. Gladstone.
"We are for Irish liberty-peaceably II
we can. otherwise II We must" II Hn
amazed at tue deadness cl Englieh opin'
ion 10 the blackguardism anu basenes5
that beioul the history OF the Union."-
W. L. Gladstone: Always keep ham
mertng at the Unlon."--HenFy Grattan.
PARLIAMENTARY DELEGATES ARRIVE.
Tha ,,ain hsariny the Irish psrIia.
mentary delegates west from New York
was met al Michigan City al 8:20 O'Clock
,h,a evsninV. bv a Michigan Central
snScisi n trsinI containing a CIs sevatiun Of
T 0pont fiitv from ths Chicago fsceptlon
"oSnn;,tas "UT john FineT,v. c6airmani WAS
OCuon nnsrIsd hv o.hsTS. -
Wic6sai Mott waa alan ona of ihoaa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-18

Tux Mayor OF Philadelphia is charged
with taking money from pawnbrokers
A man who would cheat a pswnbrokel
"ls lit Tor treasons, atrategems and epoils.
But We don't think Mayor Smith has done
this or any other crooked thing with
money in It.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-18
1rnr.n il,nnnIirnin.

PlrrsBundu, Pa, August l7-While In.
toxicated to-day Jamts MCElyenny,
living on Liberty street, assaulted his
wife who was sick in bed with typhoid
fever, and beat her so badly that the
physician says abe cannot recover. Nc.
Evenny has b9en arrested aud will be
held 10 await the result Of his wiie's In.
infirB,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-18

MAURICE d ELYSN is another man who
has gone out OF politics. Mr., Flynn takes
with him about s5OOOOOO picked up in
fifteen years. Squire too will coon go,
taking along a pretty penny for a little
over two years. residence in New York,
all of but fifteen days OF which he has
spent a. Commissioner OF Public Works.
In squiros case the bosses imported the
,.,,,,. .,,,,kn.ioI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-18

SOME person should be sent to inter
view Geronimo to ascertain il the United
States fully understands his case, Mr.
ssdgwick, who has been bundled OF tc
Mexico by Secretary Bayard, might under
take it and thus combine business with
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Now Indlrlmsnl. Arnln.l snnlrr.

NEw YoRk, August 1.-THE grand Jury
was In session nearly three hours to-day
A new Indictment was framed against
ROllln NJ. Squire and Maurice d. Flynn
Assistant District Attorney NlColl, aided
them In their work. This new indictment
consists oi % counts and will bupefCadl
the one oi last week which contained
only 10,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-18

BELFAST, August l7,.-IhS funerals Of
several victims Of the riots took place TO.
day. They were conducted quietly. The
Nationalist are annoyed because they are
not represented on the Royal Commits.
Blon appointed 10 Inquire into the riots,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-18

PtrTsDvRdH, August 1.-THE miners
employed at the West Newton mines 70.
turned TO work to-day on the same termH
as those Of Scotia men OF Scott Haven, 55
cents per ton over thr0D.quarter inch
screen, or II Ceuls per ton over a one and
one.uuarIer inch screen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-18

New YuRK'a boIdIe exlles, De Lacey
Ksensu aud Billy Malouey are in France
in search Of the tombs OF their ancestors
Nav York has forgotten them, as 1t forgot
Tweed and his gang aud will forget
snuIre, FlYnn and ThompSon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-18

SARATOGA, N. Y August President
Cleveland and wife, with Col, Lamont,
DR., Ward, Of Albany, and three other
f,ipntla. passed through here on a special
cat Attached 10 the Montreal express at
j no thlB morning, bound Tor tho Adlron'
dagks,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-18

BLACK Will bs no dark horse before to-
days Democratic convention at Harris
burg, BY the way, Lieut'Governor Black
was student in the old Morgautown
academy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-18

Cooks, walters aud servant'girls are or
ganizing in Philsdelphia-no more burnt
steaks, broken dishes or country cousina
sitting up o nights.
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KSnno,ly nm Ti,srs,

SPRiE0FiELp, OHll, August 1.-THE
Republicans Of the Eighth Congressional
district to-day nominated Lieutenant. Gov.
0rnof Y, T, Kennedy by reclamation,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-18
CONFERENCE or NANAoRns,

At conference held this morning be.
tween Chairman Hensel and the Wallace
managers, II was determined there should
be no contest in the convention over tho
organization. Mr.. 1IonsOl angseBted e1-
Judge NJ. q. Herman, Of Cumberland
county, for temporary chairman, and this
was accepted by the Wallace people, With
the understanding that they should name
tho permanent chairman. This arrange.
ment was agreed 10, and II Ia probable
that tx.COngreBsman NJ. +. Elliott, OF
Tioga, will be their man. II Is possible
that Mr.. Elliott may not BAtlSfy all the
Wallace people, and that Hon. Jacob
u 'igler, Of Butler, may bO selected alter
all.
There appears 10 bO little prospect Of a
dark horse In the contest for tho head OF
the ticket. The situation now promises a
lVht to a finish between Black and Wal.
lace, and 90 far the Lieutenant Governor
appears 10 have the best OF II, but BY no
means q Bure thing. Africa will DO nomi
mated for Secretary Of the Interior, with.
oft contest, II he consents, aud Max.
we'll ssephsnBon's chances for tho Con.
gressional nomination seems 10 DO next
To certain,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-18
CANADIANS p1sousrEp

Al the Manner In Which tho Government
Acts In tho Fisheries Matter.
NGw YoRE, August l7.-A Halifax
special to the Tribune says: The Domin-
ion Government is being bitterly attacked
by the press OF both political parties for
It's lack OF efficient protection 10 the
fisherieu. A correspondent at the North
Bay Gays: "On Saturday there was q fleet
Of l5O sall of MlminegaSh, full two.
thirds OF which were Americans. About
sundOwn q cutter come along, hoisted a
Gag aud bred agun. She chased schooner
ashore, but 1t proved to be q Nova SEQ.
tian, Tho cutter business Is q
farce. The Americans do Ns they please.
They were OF hero yesterday Sunday
evening and they are here this Monday
morning. Whit sort Of protection Is this ?
| hope that some Of the United States mem
of.war now said TO be In the bay willblow
them to the devil. They are an Rrrnnt
humbug and meetings should DO held
throughout the provinces 10 lot the Gov.
eminent understand that the people are
NOT TO 10 fooled in this fashion. The tlsh
to-day arc plentiful In two iathoms oil
water and We eau gsGe on the Americans
filling their vessels with maCkerel inside
the three mile limit aud no Canadian cut.
ter In sight,
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To-Day the Pennsylvania Democrats
are to meet in convention. Unless the
signs are misleading there will be circus
and Black will b. nominated for Governor,
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SAN FRANUlsCo, August 17.-A Gre last
niqht at l'ulAre, Gala, destroyed the bust.
ness portion Of the town, Lose q quarter
oi q million dollars insurance Light The
Hte was incendlAty,
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BASE BALL.
PIttsburgh's Costly Observation-Disclosures
Gives the Game Awny.

Plttsburgh's Costly fountain
Gives the Game Away.
PIrTSDuReH, Pa. August l7.-Moun.
tain, who has not pitched in d champion.
ship game for the home team since early
in the season, was given an opportunity
to-day, as tho management thought he
had recovered his old time effectiveness.
He apparently had no control over the
ball ag he gave ten men bases on bAlls,
and hit three more. Lynch whirled tho
sphere for the Metropolltans and was bat.
ted hard. The fielding OF the visitors was
loose and under ordinary circumstances
the PittBburghs wonld have had Iotrouble
in winning the game. Attendance 1000.
Score:
nuinEs..,...,.,.r....... / 2 34b $50
ESI!IiSpsai SttsSp pssl!SH;"....:.9 i @ : 80
Two bpse hits, Orr, Q, Smith. Passed
balls, Reipslsgef, 2. Wild pitches, Noun.
tain, |. First base on balls, of Mountain,
10. First bnse on errors, Pittsburgh, 4;
MetropolitauO, 8. Struck out, by Noun.
tain, 2; by Lynch, 8. Errors, Pittsburgh,
8; Metropolitans, 7. Bases, Pittsburgh,
II; Metropolitans,7. Umpire, Valentine.
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Ghe GlsteIligettter
once, Nos, 20 aud ~ Fourteenth street.

WnRN Mr., Small arrives the people who
went to the Camp Ground to hear him
will doubtless learn what detained him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-29
rnlnl nnce Illot In lho pnrL.

WHEELING, w. Va, April M-At fosti.
val given by tho colorod pooplo OF Bracnncll
Mercer county, Friday night II riot broke
out between tho blacks and whites In which
ono colorod man was killed and several Of
both races wounded The melee originated
In tho Questionable conduct OF the whites,
who were moro or less intoxicated, aud whose
presence was undesirable 10 those In charge
Tho combat which was wagod In total dark.
moss, the lights having boon oxtnguishod,
wos carried on with u froo uso OF royoycp,
clubs and rO2ors, Whom ordor was restored
Bon Watkins, coorcd, was found dead, with
two wounds upon his person. Two white
men were dangerously cut and one noglo
was badly wounded by q revolver shot