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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-07
GOVERNMENTAL.
WHAT L GOING on N THE
DEPARTMENTS
AN EPErONCE 90 WHAT Wa
EEARNED AT TIKI CAPITOL
YESTERDAY


The Z'IvErnur lus Irtet-tI LdF-f -sti-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-23
A BROTHER KILLED
pYADRuNKsN MAN AT FRANKLIN
Over the RIvSr.-ThOmas Tallstt Fatally
stabbed by William TSilStt-Ths Result
Cta Family QuAvrsl-rhs Murderer
In custody Was 1t Self DeFonSOS

There was a bad rutting sCrape at
Franklin, Eevsn miles west Of Bellsire, on
the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad, Wednes.
day evening, which may result in the
death OF a young man. The victim,
Thomas Tallett, is we'll known in Bell
atre asa quiet, steady young man. The
affair was rather made light Of as a family
quarrel, but graver rumors were afloat
yesterday morning,
William Tallett, about thirty.hve years
Of age, is a widower with several children,
and has been drinking frequently, trialng
with his time, and doing little towards the
support Of his family. Thomas and Frank
have been the main support Of the old
folkp, and became tired Of supporting
William too. They had some lively dis
cushions Of this mater, and William came
To Bsllaire afterwards and manifested his
independence by getting on another spree,
Going home he met Thomas and knock
ed him down. Thomas rose and threw q
stone at William, which in turn knocked
him down.
Thomas al Tor the house, and FRANK
ran out to separate the brothers, William
drew a large pocket knife and stabbed
Thomas several tiues in the neck and
body, the worst wound being made In the
right side, where he twisted the knife in
the wound. Frank was also badly cut.
William left Franklin but subsequently
returned. 1t seems he went to st. Clairs'
Vile to consult q lawyer, but he probably
gave u version Of the matter favorable TO
himself, aud the family thought little OF
the matter until it was evident that
Thomas could not live. kilograms were
sent TO Bellaire and to st. Claitsville, and
constsbles were sent out late Wednesday
night to Franklin. They found their
man at James Patterson's, at Quincy, and
arrested him. He was taken to 81. Olairs-
vile and lodged in jail TO await the result
Of Thomas's injuries. The wounded man
is pronounced fatally hurt.
Iallett refuses 10 talk much about the
cutting, but claims that IL was done In sell
defense.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-23
scorrIsn nIrN MAsoNs
Celebrate the Feast of the PRsSOVsF-EAting
Of Lamb Roasted Whole,

Ola Lamb ROASTED Wh0l0'
Last evening the Scottish Rite Masona
celebrated the Feast Of the Passover,
Wheeling Consistory No. 10, Of the Car
neau body, met in regular session, Initial
ed four new members, and adjourned to
the Mcclure House, where the feast was
spread in the parlor, A lamb roasted
whole was placed in the middle Of a table
filled with abundant good cheer.
III, COMMANDMENT Chief q. W. Akin
son, asked the Divine blessing, and thirty
three members OF the Consistory sat at the
table and enjoyed a spread which did
credit to the house. Tho banquet being
over, the Ill, COMMANDMENT Chief deliver
ed an excellent historical address on the
origin Of the Feast OF the Passover and the
reasons for Its special observance by Scot
fish Rite MRsons. Short addresses were
delivered by Ill, Bros, Alfred PAUL, Rob
ert Simpson, r. g. Barr, II, j. Smyth.
Charles Burdett Hart, Frank P. Mcneil
II. L. McGregor, r. Heber List, j, Ellwood
Hughes, A. j, Sweeney, N. b, Scott, w. II,
Travis and Frank johnson.
The pleasant occasion was brought to 9
close with prayer by Ill. Bro, J. Ellwood
Hughes. The Uonsistory extended a vote
Of thanks to the host OF the Mcclure, Ill
Bro. J. Fred Norton, for the very satis
factory manner in which he had furnished
the least.
Rose Oroix Chapter, Pike Rite, presided
over by Ill. Bro. j. W. Morris, NJ. D., held
It's feast at the Phoenix Restaurant
Twelve members were present. There
were no formal %observanCes, but the affair
passed of very pleasantly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-23
A NEW MASONIC NAIL
Talked OF by tue members OF tho 1,ra,s
bity-An Association Formed,

Talked OF by tue Members OF tho Frator,
pity-An Association Formed.
For some time the Masonic lodges o.
Wheeling have been considering the feas
Utility Of erecting a Masonic temple here
The fraternity is dissatisfied with Its pres
ent lodge accommodations In the Washing.
ton hall building, for the reason that The
order cannot control the building. Fol
this and other reasons II Ia deemed desira.
bic to have a new building, and on Wed.
nesday evening a meeting CT the Masons
was held which resulted In the ofpaniza.
ton Of the Masonic Temple Association,
anil application was made Yesterday IA
the Secretary Of State for a char.
ter. The objects of the Association
are the purchasing, leasing and holding
Of real estate, and the erection thereon u
q building or buildings, for the use Of the
Order Of Ancient Free and Accepted Ma.
sons, and for such other purposes As aaid
Association may direct"
The stock Of the Association IL divided
into shares Of fifty dollars each, one ol
which Ia held by each Of the following In.
coiporstors: George Baird, o. II! Collier,
!, ID. MoFadden, w. l.. Bender and nj O'
Ott, and the privilege Is asked OF increas.
ing the stock BY tho sale Of additional
shares to $4,000 in all.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-23

For the coming concertth the Opera House
orchestra has put forward extra efforts
and gone 10 large expense. A number o.
Pittsburgh musiCiana have been secured
for the event, including the gentlemen
who have assisted on former occasions
and an oboe player. Professors SchoCkey
and ArbenS, Of this city, will also assist
The orchestra will number twenty-five
pieces. Miss Flora Williams, Of MARITIME
Ferry, a popular vocalist, will sing two
numbers, the orchestral accompaniment
for which have been arranged by Prof
Was, the director. The programme pre-
pared Is a rich and varied one, and an &C
auaintance with the members Of the or
chestra and those who are to assist, fully
warrants the statement that the concert
will be a rare musical treat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-23
sle,u Advertisements.
Che ~qtttdliqemm.
Nav Advertisements

omeel Nos. I'd aud vi Yonrtoenth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-23

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to record
the following transfers Of real estate:
Deed made August 10, 1854, by the
Wheeling, Pittsburgh 4 Baltimore Rail
road Company to Edward NJ. Atkinson, in
consideration OF $l75, for a piece Of land
on the Middle Greek pike and Hemptield
Deed made November 30, 1884, by
Charles P. Atkinson to Z. NJ. Atkinson,
Of 1915, for a portion Of the Shepherd
Deed made April 20, 1885, by George
Crumbacker and vile 10 Almedia WEIGH,
in consideration Of 5000, for parts OF lott
IL and II In Square A in Baker and Car
rolls addition.
Deed made April 20, 1886, by George
Crunbacker aud vile to William p. and
Gall B. Murphy, in consideration Of 500
for parts Of the same lots named in the
foregoing deed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-23
AIipgo MIN matters.

The Junction nail factory and steel
works will hereafter pay of on alternate
Saturdays making a pay day every Sat
urday. The nail factory started up yes
terday morning, and will run the balance
OF the week. The new shalt for the plate
mill has not yet arrived, but Is expected
daily. It may be a week or ten days be-
fore this part Of the mill starts up, which
ia unfortunate, as the demand for nails
exceeds the supply, and they are loaded
directly from the factory into the Carf
without going through the warehouse.
The addition 10 the nail factory is about
completed, as is also a new oil house,
The new laboratory will be ready in q
week or ten days. Stack No. 2af the blast
furnace has been leveled to tho ground,
a contract for erecting the new stack has
been awarded to Gordon, strobel 4 Lau.
reau, OF Philadelphia, the same firm which
made the recent improvements at the JEFF
terson. One Of their patent stoves will be
added. The new furnace will be modern
in form, IS feet high, with II foot boshi
and will be completed in about three
months,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-23
LOCAL pnEvIrlEs.


We So
City,
ELEAzER KINsEY was locked up yester-
day for peddling without a license,
Two d~lsorderlies and a drunk are on the
slate for this mornings police court.
GLASS RdGs in ~vsriegsted huear a late
Easter novelty, are sellingi In Wheeling ny
the barrel.iull,
TuE Fulton paper mill Ia making a large
extension and other improvements, when
will largely increase its capacity
TnE National Ideal Opera Company
will wear entirely new costumes during
the engagement at the peoples Theatre
next week.
TIE Calisthenic entertainment to be
given at Mt. de- Chantal next Tuesday
evening is for the parents OF pupils ut the
Academy only.
THERE was u wreck on the Baltimore &
Ohio near Grafton, Wednesday night, IN
which several cars were badly broken up
but no person was hurt.
JosErH Ii. Fox'was yesterday appointed
administrator OF the estate Of Joseph H.
Fox, deceased, and gave bond in the sum
Of 1900, with George Otto as surety.
The dry goods aalesmen Of the city are
circulating q petition to close all dry goods
houses at six o'clock =. Nj, after May first
Saturdays excepted, the year through.
Miss JAM CooPRR, of this county, died
recently at the Insane Asylum at Weston
Of which she was gu inmate. Her re-
mains were brought home for interment'
THERE is again talk Of constructing 9
telephone line between ST. Clairsville and
Bridgeport. II would be such a Conven'
fence that the patronage would fully jus
tiiy the expense.
MANSFIELD ,BRoTHRRs, on Main street
are making come improvements to the
building in which they are located. 1t IL
now the most inviting establishment OF
that end OF tho street.
TIE Hon. Chang Len Woon, the new
Chinese Minister to the United States, &C
conpanied by his suite oi3O people passed
through Wheeling Junction yesterday
morning en- route Tor Washington.
THE Building Committee Of the Board
Of County Commissioners has decided moi
10 pun tu6 phteut uuCuLleht Alieo ~ tAS
hreproof vaults, on account Of the cost
The value Of the invention Is recognized
WILL SwEARINuRN has sold his fine
trotter Ned" TO Peter Erb, the liveryman
The horse Ia q handsome dark boy, q year
old, about 10 hands high and has gplendiC
action. He also has considerable speet
IN him. The price paid was $40O.
Rev. Mr.. SwoPE will o~fiCiate for Rev
Mr.. CAN'T this evening at st. Luke!
church at 1880 o'clock. They will boil
preach and lecture 10 the confirmation
class. During the service an Offering vii
be made for the mission among the Jews
RECENTLY a young lady Of this city mar
rowly escaped death on q west'bount
Baltimore & Ohio passengert train near Fair
mont. She became Ill from the sWaylnt
motion Of the car on q rapid run TO maxi
up lost time, and went out on the platform
10 get q breath Of fresh air. She lost heI
footing, and barely caught the railing
and with go precarious q hold that sht
could not have maintained 1t, had no
Conductor stottsberry caught her from
the other platform and lifted her safely
aboard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-23
MoRKINo IN NILES.
The NaiIOrs and Feeders from This Section
AyreeabIy RsceIVsd,

Ayreeably Received.
Vice. President stevs Ripley, Of the
United Nailers, Rollers and Heaters As.
ISOLATION, has returned from Niles, Ohio,
to which place he accompanied the nail
ers and feeders who recently went there
to accept situations. He says the report
printed yesterday from the Pittsburgh
Chronicle. Telegraph, that there was dissatis.
faCtionat Niles overthe employment OF the
new men, Is entirely without foundation,
He says he never saw better feeling mani
tested by n set Of men toward another
than was shown by the Niles workmen
whom the Wheeling and Pittsburgh men
arrived. The men from here went to
work at 0 O'Clock on the night OF their ar.
rival, operating 2S machines, and cut 200
kegs Of nails that night. The next
night, working full hours, with 80
machines, they cut 400 kegs. The mana.
gers Of the mill say they never had better
work done with less breakage or int more
workmanlike way, than the new turn oil
hands have made. This, considering the
long rest the men have had, Is high praise.
The old workmen leave their machines In
good shape for the second turn.
The youngstown nailers were disposed
to think they ought 10 have had the pre-.
ference in selecting men for the second
turn at Niles, but did not make any point
Of this, as they will 20 TO work shortly in
the new mill Of Brown, Bonnet & 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-23

Hannibal, alias "B%aresville," down Che
river, Is all torn UP over a scandal. Some
time ago'a young lady from q down the
river town came to Hannibal TO visit hH
uncle. She was handsome and the young
men about Hannibal looked sweet at her
but we're frowned away by her uncle,
Recently she left aud after several weeks
returned with her mother and an infant
they went to the uncle's house and the
girl charged him with being the father.
He struck the baby. Ina few days the
child died and the uncle clandestnely
buried II in q grave 30 shallow that its
coffin can be poked with q stick. Nobody
has been arrested. The New Martinsyille
Democrat tells the story, but gives nc
names.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-23

The Daily Calumet, OF South Chicago
says there Is no truth in the report thai
the strike has been declared of and the
n%on.union. men discharged atthe Calumet
mill, but insists that negotiations are pro
crossing favorably. Everyone seems san.
guins Of a settlement this week. Vice
President Lewis Is on the ground and IL
understood the committee are within call.
The Calumet says; A number Of the old
nailers who were visiting their families
and friends here on Sunday returned 10
Bay View. From interviews with them,
We Judge they are quite Indifferent as To
the outcome OF tile fight between the
manufacturers and themselves. They say
that they are doing quite well where they
are and are well satisfied.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-23

A long frame structure at Bethany,
owned by Isaac Stewart and occupied al
sleeping apartments by students OF the
college, caught tire by some unknown
means on Wednesday morning, and was
entirely destroysd,i esufiCien maanso
fighting the flames at the disposal Of the
village making no Impression whatever
on the blaze. The building was insured
for $500 ii the Fife and Marine Insurance
Company, Of this city. II Is q total lobS,
with part Of the contents, and the damage
in all will probably reach sl,2OO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-23
They Only aet sIEt1 pays.

James Duggan and John MCDonough
who tried to work q scheme to rob Mr.
Anton Reymann's house Wednesday
night, were arraigned in Police Court yes
terday morning, but Mr.. Reymann failing
TO appear, the trial was adjourned till al
ternoon. The evidence then showed thai
the two men had seen Mr.. Reymann down
town, and took advantage Of his supposed
absence from home TO attempt 10 rob the
house. Mr.. Reymann, however, asked
the Court TO be as lenient as he could
with the prisoners, and In Difference Il
bis wishes Judge LETTERS sent them TO the
hill Tor sixty days, though he said biz
own disposition would be 10 give then
the full penalty, one year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-23

latter named paper adds; II even says
there has been no correspondence on the
subject, which is likely a mistake on the
part oil the excited editor. There has
been some correspondence about the ad-
Visibility Of such a move, However, we
are glad to learn from our namesake that
the Quaker City glass works "is making
better and cheaper glass than in the
natural gas belt" and that the company
is getting rich, That company will be
like an oasis In q great desert.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-23
AEALsEsAsn REPORT.
Alleged Gobbls OF tue Natural Gas Com.
PRay Of WOSt Virginia Denied.

AlleReu uobDto OF tue NATURAL HAA Jpnl'
PRay Of WOSt Virginia Denied.
A statement was published in a Pitts
burgh paper yesterday to the effect that
the Natural Gas Company OF West Yir-
ginia had been absorbed by the Wheeling
Natural Gas Company, which was re-
Gently organized. Capt, g. W, Bachelor,
President Of the Natural Gas Company Of
West Virginia, was asked in regard to
the alleged deal. "There is simply no
truth whatever in the statement. There
has not been a single step looking towards
a consolidation, and there is no intention
Of taking any such action. Our company
Ia going right ahead according to the
plans adopted some time since, and the
work will be prosecuted with all the
vIgor possible. l have no idea how such
a report was started, but l do know 1t has
no foundation in fact" Other officials Of
the company, including Its resident at.
torney here, W. II. HeRrne, Esq, also
deny the report emphatiCally,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-23
rnrIY onIMiNAL rn1ALs.
Alleged hoy Thieves Aeqattsd-A Ionlo
Sentence.

Alleged hoy 4hleVoa Aequltteu-A LehIeht
Sentence.
In Part IL Of the Circuit Court yester-
day, the case Of Edward Ball, one of the
youthful toughs indicted for the larceny
Of several gold rings from Mrs. James
Hamilton, was put on trial to a jury, and
a verdict Of not guilty was rendered after
a very few minutes spent in dellberation.
Prosecuting Attorney Jordan then enter
ed a noRe proWgUi in the case Of Joseph
Dllworth, Jointly indicted with the Ball
boy for the same otTense. The evidence
as TO his guilt was the same as that given
in the other case, and 1t was not deemed
necessary to 90 through the formality Of
another hearing. /.
The case Of Ross Stottsberry, indicted
for the larceny OF q watch, 10 set for trial
to-day. Stottsberry was arrested on the
charge Of entering and robblng the hard.
ware store OF Knote & Hutchinson, on
Main street, but was not indicted. When
arrested, however, he threw away q pawn
ticket, which was found to be for Q stolen
watch; hence the present prosecution.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-23

Chief Of Police Smith went out to the
stable Of Ike Smith, the colored night.
cart man and starver Of horses, Wednes
day evening, and put an end 10 the suffer.
ing Of the horse which the owner beat
with a wire and then left to die. Capt,
Smith shot the horse, which had been
lying nearly forty.eight hours without
attention, food or drink. General regret
10 expressed that the law does not author
lie the shooting Of the brutal owner %
we'll as his dumb victim. The residents
OF the vicinity Of Alley II, where the
stable Ia located, complain that the dead
horse was allowed 10 lie In the stable
twenty.iour hours after 1t was shot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-23
tnsurs Your Life

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The Ohio Valley Life Insurance Company
Of Wheeling, affords reliable life insurance
at rates within reach Of small incomes,
The average cost last year in the Ohio
Valley was less than that Of any other life
insurance company OF society In the Coun.
try. The Ohio Valley has III eight years
paid over 100000 dollats 70 widows and or
plants Of deceased members. The year
1886, Notwithstanding the hard Times, was
the most prosperous year Ia. It's history.
Medical examinations made at the Office
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-23
LOU %sWADACKER.

II will DO TO tho interest OF every lady
to cali Ut our store and sec the Newest
Designs Ia Itlllte, Ecrne and COlOred
Embroidered and Lace Dress Robes Just
received. Satteens In all COlOrs. IhG
Newest Spring Shades III WOrSted LaCes,
Frlnges and other Novelties In Wrap ana
Dress Trimmings. uauZe Vests for La.
dies aud Children. Llsle and SILK Gloves.
Our Corset department Is replete with
popular makes ut popular prices.
LOU SWABACKER,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-23

"The new craze Is the Gr.pillow, consist.
ing Of an unbleaChed cotton bag filled with
the twigs Of the fir tree. The pillow-tase
is Of linen, canvas, satin, or plush, accord
ing To the taste and pocket OF the maker,
and upon the surface Is embroidered a
likeness OF the fir itself, or some emblem.
attic motto. The pillows have o soothing
effect on the nervous sleeper, giving
sweet and dreamless slumbers as II by
ns Eli n Wheeling By Geo. R. Taylor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-23

%PirtsDuRon, PA, April 2g.-slnCe the
intIoduclion Of natural gaB into this city
the output Of the mills and factories la
beer, Increased twenty percent, q large
number Of new plants have been erected
and neatly 10000 additional men given