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THE ANARCHIST PLOT
To Destroy Vienna WAS Hatchcd In Amor
ioe' and Was the Most DIaboIlcaI
EVcr Invented

VIENNA, oct. 10. The Vienna police have
furnished the press with an account OF tho
recently-discovercd Anarchist plot to
burn Vienna. Although many details are
ohviou sly suppressed, the plot j. shown to
have surpassed in extent any
diabolical ingenuity and dynamite
plot hitherto concoctcd. Seventeen
OF tho CouSptratOrs have boon ar.
rested. An examination OF the prisoners
shows that the plot was hatchcd in aud
directed from America AND London, aud
was 10 he carried out hy Nicnuc>e Auarch-
lists who recently returned from America.
The plot was ClCvcrlV organized. Tho con
spirators were divided into several groups
one OF which was detailed To set fire 10 tho
town, another To take charge OF tho dvna.
mite operations, aud another To forge tho
necessary official documents aud to coin
money for expenses. Parties were detailed
70 set fire To PenEing, Untermaidling,
Hetzendorf. Meidling and Favoritcn Tho
police got wind OF the plot and watched 10
until II was almost mature. They reCC vo
universal praise for their zeal aud cirCum-
spectiop. An Anarchist of Prague pnvc
the first information concerning tho
conspiracy 20 the authorities Tho
plottcrs we're mostly CYcCkS aud Ger
mans. They held secret meetings in n
tavern at PenZng, whero operators VcrN
instructed in the use and manufacture OF
bombs. The seizures include numerous
daggers and bombs, dynamite. Hro bottles
Tor hring buildings, printing apd
forging implcmcuts. md "A. vnrtctv
OF dIsguises, all of the most inpeni.
Gus character Another plan 60 oh
tain money was bv means of n forged doc
ument 20 trightcn old ladies, at whose
houses the plotters would make n domicil-
inry visit under pretonso OF searching for
counterfeit money, when they would seiln
All the good money upon which they could
Jay hands. \ recent fire IN a private house
was tho result of an experiment with fro
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
NC Olemaraarlra Iax

WAsHiNGToN, oct S. The Acting Secre-
tary of tue Treasury ha, asked tho Attor.
ney General for an opinion a. to whether
the oleomargarine law imposes q tax on
the different ingredient. used in tine manu-
facture Of oleomargar,nc aud also IN z
on the article when finished and placed on
me market or whether lhe Jaw contem-
plates a tax only upon the unfinished arti-
Gle. The question has boon raised by the
opponents Of the measure. and it. determi-
nation viii make e considerable difference
one way or the other 20 person, dealing in
OleOmargariur
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
Never Knew wha, Hur, Them.

bEApWooD. DAKr Oct. ca boz con
tanning thirty pounds of giant powder cx-
ploded in the 800 level OF the Caledonia
mine yesterday -Four men were killed
outright. Their names are: Philip Wv.
man, Thomas Cheshire. John Pascar and
Harry Rosfrer Fred Belin was badly
cut and is not expected to live. The bodies
OF the killed were blown in pieces aud the
remains taken out in barrels The five
men had gone TO sleep on box used Tor
powder, when n spark from one OF the
mems pipe fell among the scrapV
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
The Halter Tiuhtenjnu.

CHICAGO, oct. In the case Of the Chi
cago Anarchists the motion for q new trial
was overruled, and the prisoners will be
sentenced tomorrow. I'm response TO tho
question whether they had anything TO say.
several OF tho men addressed the court: II
shall die proudly, defiantlv for the cause Of
Justice shouts Spies i'm response 10 the
Judge. Oscar Neebe burst into violent
abuse, calling States Attorney Grinuell "A
cur, his assistants scoundrels The police
were assaled, and in short, his speech was
TRADE OF abuse. Neebe abandoned him
self to wild appeal for the Judge 10 hang
him with the others
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
The Mormon Question.

WAsHfNCToN, oct THE Utah CommIs.
sion, through its chairman. has made its
annual report 20 the Secretary Of the In
terror The Commission is virtually CON
WINGED that only the military con eradicate
tho Mormon evil. There are 2OO.OJD Nor
mons IN the world aud pOiygamy Is taught
70 inc children in the schools and Sunday
schools ~ Divine right In Salt Lake
City, during the past year. there we're very
Few polygsWous marriages. being re-
strained ~ H. believed, by fear Of disfran-
chisement and the penitentiary
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
RemarkabIs eseans Of : P1I,nn.r

~. b'ii-. Oct james Smith lcolored).
charged with arson in Charleston Mo,
"oho oe'ng taken from this city 90 tho
scene on bis crime by sheriff HUFF ycster.
daY escaped from custody Tbe ebcrier
was standing by the prisoners side in tina
glsie or the car when the train gave n sud
den lurch and threw him To the foor
Sihlth quickly opened the window and
threw himself out The train ,-os ~ t,,.,...5
ahd thorough search was made for lin
out 90 trace Of him could be found The
ualn Was running at the rate of thirty
nue. nue. pel hour when be made bic escape
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
The Weeks Failures

NfW YoEK. oct s. The business failures
occurring throughout the country IN tho
last seven days number for the United
states l6f. and for Canada - on y total of
100 failures. which is about up to the aver
age oi Tire last six or seven wccks Tho
failures IN New York and the East are
light. the bulk ~ the week casualties be-
ing reported from the Southern and West.
srn States and Canada
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NEw YoKK, Oct. io.Wm Dunn, employ.
cd in n chemical works, cxtinguishcd tho
lights this morning preparatory 10 going
home, and in the darkness made n mistep
and fell into n vat OF scplding water. AL.
though literally boiled, he was able 10
crawl out, and, in hopes OF relief. dragged
himself 20 n hydrant and turned tho cold
water on. This only added TO his suiTorings.
His screams brought people TO the spot but
they could do nothing TO help him, fol
death soon followed
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
BELIEVE 1T OR NOT.
georgia Man Has Perpetual Sh. Ner
Bath IN His Back ward

NFw HoRI Oct Ga special from Daw.
son, Ca, says 4 wonderful phenomenon
may be seen at the home of Mr. NJ. =. Hoyle.
who resides only a few hundred wards be
yond the corporate limits Of Dawson IL
is constant fall OF rain from a cloulle,s -
SKY Ine area in Mr. Hoyle's Nurd that i,
covered bY the shower being about twenty
five feet square MANY citizens hny. been
out 10 see this remarkable sight. and all
teStity that there s genuine aud ccnsc!cs,
tall OF rain drops At times the supply of
water seems greater than at others MIR
Hoyle first observed thi, unusual jgbt
three weeks ago. He can not eXplain the
olNhterY
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SaIvationist Commits Brutal Murd,

WARSAW, y. Y, oct. The town Of Cas-
tile, Wyoming County, is excited over a muir
der committed there last light by Robert
Van Brunt, an Englishmau and member
OF the Salvation Army Van Brunt board
ed with the family Of Simon Roy, and last
night found his son. Will Rov. sitting mn
late with his half sister Eva Van BrIint
told Eva TO go TO bed. and she refused He
then drew revolver and fired at Young
Roy, causing a fatal wound i'm the head.
Inc murderer was oveTpowered by n
brother of Roy, and handed over 20 tho
town constable
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
Deadly Diphtberia.

WARA-H, ISD.. oct 10 Fears are entor.
tanned Of the spread into this county Of tho
diphtheria raging in bogansport and por-
tious Of Fulton County Al the former
place the disease battles the skill of phvs-
icians. and has now bocn raging fuIy throo
months, with deaths averaging ~ p"r cont
New cases ~ the rate Of SIX per day ars
reported This is partially accounted Tor
by the filth Of tho city Scarcely 70 dav
passes that dead animal is not dumped
into the river. in defiance of law
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
International Question win Msyioo

LtREro Tx. Oct Rafael PinaIe a
Mexican officer who seven or eight years
ago fired across the river az n deserter and
killed him the desorter being on the Texan
adc. while Pinale was on tho Mexican
shore was arrested here to-day. NJ issaid
that Pinale Will plead non Jurisdiction in
the cAte a. he was in Mexico when the act
vas committed
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
GhastIy Warning 10 Criminals.

SrEELyrtLg, Mo, Oct s-The body OF
Pat Wallace, the murderer OF the Logan
family. hanged by n mob here on Monday
night was cut down and brought tn town
Yesterday, aud lay all day IN tho court
house stretched out on plank the moose
stu about his neck aud the hands aud feet
pinioned a. the mob had left them Ac.
cOrdlng 10 his request his parent, were eeut
word 10 come and Rct his body Word
came back from his father that ne would
nave nothing 10 do with tho body Of n son
friend.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
Chlcaoc's Bad Citizens

.HicAco, Oct g. VIM. T. Gallagher was
held boz $1,000 bail hy Justice Keistou. this
afternoon on seven warrants charging
forgery, conspiracy passing Gctifi0u. bills,
and Tor obtaining money uud r false pre-.
u b Chadsey and = vs.. Ellis who tere
ronnectCd with the affair. gave bonds vvhile
Frank Bell went TO jail with Gallagher
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
Preparing for the BarthoIdi Celebration.

NAsHINGToN, Oct G.-Rear Admiral
Luce, commanding the North Atlantic sta
ton, and Commodore Chandler. command
ing the New York Navv-yard have been
directed to consult with General Schohcld
relative TO the participation of the navy i'm
the ceremonies attending the completion
of the Bartholdi Statue ON the 18th inst
The u. =. flagship Tennessee will take
part, as well as other ships of the squadron
AZ available.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
OpIum seIlurs al snn frnnnl.on

SAN FR'Ncisco. OCT iO Last uieot tho
Custom house authorities seized n LARGE
quantity Of opium which was consigned
in The disguise Of ten 90 Chung Yck A. Co.
oi tnis city and which came over ON the
Bclgic last Thursday Tho value OF Uo
opium seized is $1,000
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
Irish Trnnns Rint

LoNboN Oct a. The Royal Enniskillen
iusileers, stationed at Aldershot went on
riot last night, in resistance TO a draft that
was being made for service in Africa A
savage hght ensued. and the Irishmen were
only subdued after n number OF soldiers
and police were wounded Forty ono Of
The motor. were nrre-leh
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
General Gordon Elected eovernnr

ATLANTA, Ga. Oct. 6-Generol Gordon
was to-day elected Governor Of Georgia
without opposition 50 quiet indeed was
the election all over the state except IN
two or three points. that the people went
about their business in blssfu ignorance
OF the fact that q Governor was being
made.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
OIeomarnar ne Slamns.

WAsHINGToN, Oct. IL -Specimeu, Of ime
OF the new oleomargarine stamps were ut
the Internal Revenue Bureau today. For
the special manufacturers the 500 taxi
the stamp IS large II is embclisbed with
an engraving OF the Treasury, the north
front being presented For the ten-pouud
packages the engraving represents farming
industry, and the stamp has coutens
enough to make II available for nineteen
pounds of oleomargarine. Tho other, viii
be completed next week
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
ResIstins Eviction

DrBrIN oct s. While tho eviction NJ
farmer named Tromoroc. living near Min
town Mellbay, was in progres, to-day. the
neighbOrs ~ Iromoroe gathered in force
and made desperate attack on tho cviot
ing party Au emergency man bad his car
severed from his bead by the blow Of
stone thrown by one of the attacking party.
Two arrests were made
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
Only $50. 600 Short

excitement was occasioncd here tonight
by q report that ex Town Treasurer Josiah
Carter had been arrested Tor culbolz'em.nt
OF The town funds The amount of the
deficiency is said to be- $4,000 Carter is
seventy years old, carpet dealer. and was
town troa.uror lor Lwenlv VOTE
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15

WA-HfNoroS. oct 1O The Commis-
sioner Of Agriculture writes that picuro.
pneumonia still prevails among cattle I'm
and around New York city. in several
localities lon New Jerspy. among n limited
number of herds in pennsyl lvania aud Dol
aware. quito extensively boz Baltimore C.tv
and county. in few n the eastern border
counties ~ Virginia. and quite cxten-it .Iy
in some Of the distillery and other stables
in Chicago
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
AMlnhlnan IAN nel.ueru

Ssrt1 SIr MARI MIcH, oct I0 AT a
O'Clock this evening. while the officials of
the Ehippown County Jail we're serving
suDpor- % the pri,oncrs n break for ubrr.
" was made The prisoners succeeded i'm
locking up the jailer and cscnpcI ip ali
probability over tho border
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
Riqidly Inspe otin1 Chicaoo Be,f

Nrw YoRK oct Baltimore and Ncv
York health officers are rigidly Inspecting
all shipments Of Chicago beef into the
cities. and also all live cattle
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
Three Ihousand Hands Idle

fHLAnELPHA, Oct 6.-All the tevi.is
Oiills IN Frankfort, near Philadelphia buHe
been closed down on account of tho a..
mands ~ strikers In The mills Of Troth Il
Go Three thousand hands arc thrown ont
Of employment
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
Mayor smIthls Ca,e WIll nrnn-

PHiLApELPHiA, oct 7-Common council
this afternoon, by n vote Of fifty 70 twenty.
five. decided ~ postpone for tho present
resoI uuOn 10 appoint n committee 10 i'm
peach Mayor Smith before the select couu-
Gil ~ Is the general opinion that tbe
charges will not be again taken MP
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
Martha Wasbinn,on

WA-WNGroS, oct. g. The cut of Martin
Washington, to be used on one Of tine Tron g.
ury notes. cost $500 10 cngrave Th g r.
nette of General Grant, also to appc Ir ol
one Of the notes, shows the side view. tho
only profile likeness ever taken of tho
General
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
Annfher Cnmel.

NAsuvILLE, TENN oct Prof Her.
iard, ~ Vanderbilt University. ha dis
covered telOscopic comet in the cpu,'.Ils-
tion Of Leo, right ascension iO H.. IS m
. s. north deciination q deg - IN I, is
moving northeast
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
Charlesinn nniei and Rnsv

CHARLEsroN. :. G.. oct e.. SO shock.
we're felt to-day and every thing is dmet
The city Is full Of scaholds. aud wOrkmen
are busy rs beavers The situation Is INA
proving steadily
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
Thirty Deaths from ibs RIVER Disaster

81 Louis, oct s-Ihe additional deaths
which have occurred among those injured
iu The Ls Mascotte disaster makes tho total
number thirty. Among them Was VI g.
Hherori ef Claoinpati
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
Now MS Ejoo Milan

LoNnoN Oct. L. Rumors worthy of Gre.
dence are current 20 the effect that con
TIagy mas been discovered a. Altfrazna
20 kidIsp King Milan and force hin, 10 al.
dicate, With the alternative Of death
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15

HAREfsBuRG PA. oct 6.-An advance of
two cents dispelled the strike cloud that
hung over tho whole Of the Lenigh region
for several days The men in every col
lierY went % work - usual To- dnt
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15

The white inhabitants on the Paci-
nc coast are greatly exercised over the
aeuoh Oh the Chinese iu providing
themselves with arms. One dealer In
Sacramento, Cal. recently sold seven.
teen repeating rifles to Cinnamon in one
day SIM Fr0Hctgr0 CuH
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15

1t is an old custom to eat bread
with honey ON the oveof Rosh Hashanah
as hopeful symbol of q sweet wear.
where there is q scarcity OF honey kiss
ing O pretty girl viii answer the pur.
pose Try it, He5rcD Standard.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
More Natural Gas In lod,ana

<oKoNo. lyp, Oet G.--Naural gas was
struck here to- day about nine hundred feet
down 10 biaz'd tou feet high when
matchsd Great excitement exists
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
An Earthquake In calIfotn 3.

SAY Dreo. CtL. oct. s.--A sharp earth
quake occurred here early this morning
The vibrations we're from esst 90 west 40
serious damage
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15

BosroV. oct S. United states Senator
Austin r. Pike died suddenly at Franklin
Falls. y H. to-day
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Rnmels Rennmiiaien

IoLFnO o. Oct q Jacob Ronei- was
reuominsted by the Bopublicans 10 dsv 10
run for Congress against Frank Burd
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15

b"S,dcs the above named trains tIcrc is n
way IRA N with a a. s>cnECr car atta,.hc that
goos both East and Nest daily except sun ~
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b. d o. r. R. TIME-IABI.E.
WESTWARD.

tondensed time-tabls OF rasstur ,,af,,,
for the stations named below.
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PowoeRLY TALKS.

The Grand Master Wosk,pnn 90 the
hnil,h,s OF Labor RcV cwS tho Growth
Ant Educa tionnl Necessities OF tho or
der WAY itc Opposed the Railroad aud
EiGht-llour strikes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-23

N9h WAN 80 4ANhA
The nomination Of General Beaver TO
head the Pennsylvania Republican ticket
has been regarded as settled fact. There
are no complaints this time Of ring
manipulation, no charges that the Cam
erOns are forcing Beaver on the party.
P~snnsylyania Republicans have felt that
Beaver did not deserve defeat when he
ran before, and they are determined to
make amends for that misadventure.
Now come the liquor men organizing a
movement to defeat General Beaver at the
polls. Theyare circulating a petition, par
ticulatIy among workiugmen, who are re-
quested to voLe against General Beaver II
he is nominated, Ths objection to Gen
eral Beaver Is that he does not use stronE
drink and advises other people to refrain
from using it, W. think he does not favor
prohibition. at all events the liquor men
are against him because he practices and
favors abstinence.
The liquor men Of pennsylvania are
not wise Il thsy are going into this move
ment. They are not strong enough to de-
feat General Beaver, But they might
show their teeth enough to bring down
on them the crushing force Of the Repub'
llcan party in Pennsylvania, and that
would be bad for them, The liquor inter
cat has no more right than any Other
interest to dictate nominations, and the
spirit Of the age is aSaiust that kind o.
bossism in politics.
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and other effects Of his wound, which
necessarily involves loss Of time and pay,
and In the course Of nature will soon be
totally disabled for clerical duty.
Your committee, In view OF the marked
and peculiar services rendered by General
Kelley, which makes his case an excep-
tional one-Considering the TACT that he
raised the 6rst Union regiment south Of
Mason and Dixon's line, fought the first
battle, and was the first officer wounded
in the war, and that after recovering he
continued In the service with marked abil.
ity to the close OF the war, receiving many
testimonials Of appreciation from his com.
mAndlDg officers and the Government, and
considering his age and necessities-yopr
committee are otthe opinion that, now in
his advanced age and still suffering from
the effects Of his wound, he should be re.
lieved from the necessity OF daily physical
labor for his support, and therefore recon-
mend the passage OF the bill.
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=. ,uhnl Nnlnrnl nn. mann Mrourht.

In two years, according 10 the Pitts.
bureb Times, natural gas has increased by
20 percent the manufactured products Of
that city, during the past year added from
5000 10 10000 me to the permanent
working force, and is attracting capital
from remote places to share the Rdyant-
ages Of the cheapest and best fuel. This
is q handsome result, showing what ma.
tural saS has done for Pittsburgh through
a time Of industrial depression. The i'm
aginahon may picture what would have
happened II the past two years had been
"boom' years.
A feature Of the use Of the new fuel
Upon which too much stress cannot be
laid is, that 1t gives TO the product a finish
not possible To give 10 1t with coal. This
IL strikingly true Of glass, Sheet-iron and,
IL Is said, Of every kind Of product. The
pas.inade product may not bring higher
prices, but IL has the preference, a con.
siderable advantage, particularly in a
heavy market,
with a good supply Of natutal gas sum-
Client 10 meet the demand for nanutactut.
Ing purposes, Wheeling will not only hold
her own but 20 ahead. We shall see, "a
In pi.,sbursh, The extension 81 essabllshed
concerns and the erection Of new works
The new impetus Is likely to develop
branches Of industry new TO Wheeling 90
that the community will no longer have to
PLACE Ia main reliance on nails and glass
We do not look for a sudden and flOtous
woomn in this vicinity, but with our CO.
tabiished industries as a good beginning Il
IL a reasonable expectation that natural
eas will give III a steady aud sure growth.
Only the most accomplished %blundsfine
can kill a city Of whsellng'S wealth and
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