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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-12
A MExIcAN REVOLUTION.


The Deep Laid Plan to STIR up the Sister Re
public,
DALLAS, Tx, Nov ll,-It appears that
the 6libustsrlng expedition proposed to
invade Mexico and establish a new Re-
public, to be composed Of the present
States Of Chlhauhps, Sonora and Duran
60, is not q myth, Two emissarlea OF the
movement arrived In Dallas yesterday,
and uudor promise not to give any infor'
nation that might bs used against him,
ole OF them has given to your correl-
p,ndont soma pOintS IS to the true in.
warduess OF the daring scheme, a. says
that this A'ibustsrlAg movement was ON
too! before the Cutting Oaso was heard oil,
but that In mstsers ol guCh deliOlcy 1t is
necessary to move slowly and with great
caution. He did not, h0Reyer, deuy that
Cutting Ia now one oil the leaders oil ths
affair. The Executive Olmnittes cous'sEs
oi twelve persons, three Of whom are 10.
Gated in VI P4sO, two are travelling and
WorkingIlp the scheme by secret agents,
and OF the remainder, some ol them very
wealthy men, are In New York, Chicago,
Salt Lake City and the Oity OF Mexico.
Three Of the Executive Committee are
Roman Catholic pyipats. Gao Of the lat.
ter Ia now on his way to Rome to confer
with the Pope. His Holiness, 1t Is said,
has long desirsd some convulsion In Mex.
leo which might give opportunity for the
Sa.establishment there Of the State
Church, and tie ponsplgRtaEs look with
great confidence to him tor Slu. The
New York and Chicago capitalists are in
tbs scheme Tor what they can make.
They have faith In It's success, and pro.
pose to get In on the ground floor Of the
pro ected new government, making
. handsome profit on Its bonds
and grants ol LAND and min.
ing privileges. The conspiracy has
progressed 60 far that the plan OF the new
government has been formulated. II Is to
be q SoCialistiC Republic, held In check by
by strong military power. Great In.
ducements are to be offered to the unem-
ployed workmen OF the United States to
omigEat0 thithef. The secret agents say
that the proposed inyasioh will dot neGes.
sarily or probably take plaza from Ell
PAso, but may soon occur at any point on
the frontier between Fort Yuma and
BrovnsYille. Cutting, the only man
suspected in con1ection With the affair, Is
receiving bushel Of letters day from all
parts OF the country. Nearly all these
letters tender personal service, and the
writer's Of many Of them say they can each
salse from one to five companies armed
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VOLUME xXxv.---NUMBER 90,
ooNYERrEp ro SLAVES.
A Mormon Colony In Pennsylvania PrcpRr
Ing to EmlgratS,

PITsBURaH, Nov, ll,-New England d
q athriving little village, q few miles back
oil Coal Valley, on the Mouongshsla river,
There two or three Mormon mIsslonariea q
took up temporary abode q few mont hs
ago, and quietly began to preach their
doctrine to the people, Some twenty Of
the citizens, including their families, have
been converted 10 the Mormon faith, and
are making preparations 10 depart for
Utah, The leader Of the Mormon ennis.
saIies Ia known as Rev, Barns.
Information from that place Is to the
effect that seventeen Of the converts will
leave for Utah in few days, while the
remainder will go just as soon as they eau
dispose OF their little real estate, which
many OF them have secured from the say.
ings almost Of life time, The mission.
Rrles tried to establish q following at sew
eral points along the river but were not
successful to any degree until they reached
the village Of New England, which is
largely composed OF English coal miners
who have but little intercourse with the
outside world,
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To TnRRATEN to forbid mechanics to
build house for man who reads boy
cotted newspaper, Is a phase Of the boy
colt that will be nioyed by those mechan'
les il they II they shall receive the sub
lime order OF tho supreme boyCotters to
stand around with their fingers in their
mouths. This very threat has been made
against reader OF the INTELLIdENCER,
and the men WHO made 1t are not report.
cd to have smilod once while they were
reading the riot act.
What connection the building oi that
house has with the fact that the printers
walked out because the morning nexsps.
pers felt unable to advance their pay, is
something which only the refined intelli'
geucs Of professional boyCOtter can find
out
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rnANsI.AnENr rnIoKs.

Public Printer DenedlCts Great Display of
Economy and What II Amounts To.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1l,-Public Printer
Benedict madeA great diapisg Of economy
when he took hold Of his present position,
and cut down his force right and left, as
he claimed, to bring the expenditures OF
The establishment within the amount Of
tho appropriation WHICH Congress all9wsd
II. The trick was Too transparent II was
known that as coon GS the matter ot whole,
sale discharges had died down o little
there would be a number Of appointments,
aud SnTe enough this has been the result.
lie has inaugurated what night be o spy
system. He created o lot ot tat positions
which he terms superlntendenciee or In
upeatorships, the holders Of which walk
about certain beats, frequently changing
the same 90 az not To be known by tue
employees, 10 "spot" such employees 80
NAV Happen 10 be In the least delinquent.
This prison discipline ID carried 10 such
an extent that II girl feeding one ot tho
pressSu wore tp walk across The room 70
pet drink oI water Whep her nre9l 10
ready for feeding, she would be itim6dl'
ately reported TO the public printer.
Should note or letter DO handed TO q
prinLsp SngSged at tho caSc aud he 9top to
tead L, hn would bs Immediately re.
ported. The employees o. the office were
never before subj sCIed 70 such
iToaLmeut, aud naturally they feel
ike TeBelllng, Tbo galarleg o.
these UpotleFU ID also aiuOh greater thSR
that Of the bulk Of The force al the Coy
eminent printing oiIlses, and there is no
doubt that the expenditures will be fully
d rrost a. ever without anything llke.the
eItiulenoy In The establishment which was
maintained by eI.PubliC Pflnler Rounds,
benedict 10 merely using Ills bvSiuan tq
make room iot political friends in New
York, and cares nothing about making the
Government Printing ONCE the model o.
ils kind In the world, u i certain thai
N The Senate blu confirmation will DO VIZ
forty opposed by influential DsmoCrats 81
we'll ai Republicans, and they can hell
Il Benedict VIII moi w The name ol thl
iublln Printer very long, Among tht
Democrats who are opposed 10 him i9 Cor
. mar, 81 Mkrylend, who ewoArs BY all tha
. a good and Holy that the Senate ehAll no
Conafm the nomination.
. -seS--
H. JADoiA oil will cure boil and lea
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DIABOLICAL SCHEME
TO WRECK a PASSENGER TRAIN.
A Load of Dynamite Placed Under the
Trucks UFa Passenger Coaeh-The Non.
Explosion Of Material UnaccOuut.
sd fOr-A Narrow Escape.

PITrsDuRaH, Pa, Nov, 1l,-Upon tbs
arrival at DubOlis, Pa, oil the mail train
on the Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh
railroad to-day, the car inspector, while
the passengers were getting on and Of the
cars at the depot discovered three dyna.
mite bombs and caps fastened under
the springs OF the rear coach. The
bombs were carefully removed, aud
there were many pale faces among the pas
ssngers when they learned the terrible
late they had so narrowly escaped, The
train starts from Punxsutawney every
morning and It ia undoubtedly at
that place that tho bombs were placed
under the springs, as It only makes
short stops between there and Dlbois,
1t Is 20 miles from the place Of starting,
and how,it was possible for train to Iun
that distance over short curves with that
amount Of dynamite and cap9 under the
eGngs Ia q mystery, Thirty"iour persons
In the coach, and had the accident
occurred as intended the loss Of lie would
have been very great.
Suspicion points directly to no person
as the perpetrator Of this deed, but the
matter will be thoroughly investigated by
the railroad authorities, and an effort
made to bring the criminal to justice.
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Gladstone an N. I,Il,or,l party.

LONDON, Nov. 1l.-Mr. Gladstone pub.
fishes letter inviting the Liberals to
unite. He says: cater reading the
Marquis Of salisbury's speech, It seems to
me that we have arrived at the testing
situation for all Liberals really desiring
liberal union. We have no right to do.
mand, when the Government have pro-
duCed their plans, that they shall pursue
an altered course upon them, but we
have already tolerated long delay in
tho production Of those plans. The b..
ginning Of new delays In February will
virtually be making indeduite the produr'
tion II the plans. | am unable 10 under.
stand how anybody promoting or inviting
such delay can be said TO desire the re
union OF the Liberal party"
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srRvuRsylLLE, Nov. 1.-THE now Celet
brated wool VrowerS case was finally de-
cldsd to-day, 90 far ss the lower court Il
concerned, by the jury finding for the iul
amount ior the plainuGS The Farmers
Qo,opefatIve Trust Company, oi Fhilsdel
hhia, In tho slim Of S3ll0.
In 1873 the Wool GrowOrS' Exchange
was organised In this city by q rumboto o
Jefferson county farmers, with q capita
stock Of $4,000, Alter conducting busi
ness several years the company failed, ant
the present suit was brought against The
members Of the ornauiAatlon As indlyllu
alO, With the above result, The yetdlC
was In the nature oi agutptlsB, Aa Il Wal
thought The defendants could not be hell
indl viduAlly responsible.
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is IT A BOOMERANG?
a REooUST ~ MANNINGToN,
A Knotty Problem for the County Court OF
Marion to soIVs-What the Returns
show-some Dissatisfaction AIaHi.
tested Among tho Voters.


Special DiJpaieh to the hl.lllGGesr
FAIRTcST, W, Va, Nov, 1.-THE re-
count Of the votes Of this county by the
County Court, devslopss no change In
the totals for Congressman, Judge Flick
loses a vote and gains one, though sur
plus Of one in the Warrington ballot box
may deprive him Of the vote gained, A
demand was made Tor recount Rs 10 two
OF the candidates for HOuss OF Delegates
Carter, Republican, and Kinssy, Demo
crat, between whom there was q differ
ence upon the face Of the returns, OF buI
seven votes in favor Of Carter. At the
close OF the recount Kinsey ia sho wn tc
have six msjority, aud the County Court
will, OF course, 30 declare before adjourn
ment.'
It will be remembered that in 1880 the
Democratic returning board OF this county
threw out q Republican precinct on &C.
count OF alleged defects in the returns and
defeated James Fl, Furbee-Republican,
for the SsnAte,-ilve precincts giving q
net Democratic msjority Of about 300 sent
in. The returns this year are more
fatally defective than those cited; the
Court is therefore Obliged to either
throw out these returns, or by admitting
them acknowledge that Mr.. Furbee was
delrauded in 1880, This Court will oI
course adopt the latter alternately, as to
throw out the returns will elect Flick to
Congress.
There is great dissatisfaction with the
action OF the Court on account Of the fact
that no discrepancies appear in any vote
except for the House ol Delegates. The
Court may bn presented with some knotty
problems tomorrow,
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,Yir rnrlrr I,eaiInnt. .

NEw YohK, Nov il.-ThO Mai a,ud FL.
pts,t washinston special says Secretary
Lamar says Tie reslou why Gideon Tuck.
OF wrote such a high sounding letter
when offered the Office Of Commissioner
10 examine railroads Is that the place was
tsudered 10 Mr.. Tucker because no had
repeatedly and putSlStently applied tor
aoinv once. The Secretary says he told
hlm that poms position Under the govern.
nSni would 10 very Agteeabls 10 hlu', aud
he made the sane remarks 10 other Cab
mai oillceIS. When u came 10 appoint
inV thS oommlBaionDfB, Nj. Meaning gug
pesLod fuckers name, and t!aHlar th1oRgh
he would like 10 have II, and would rem
der An honest report and tile President
CenSSntsd 10 appoint him"
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ALL AIlIlAIGNEp.
Tho Noodle Crowd of Aldermen are brought
Iutp COupt,


iutO COupt,
NRw YoRE, Nov. ll.-In obedience Ia
sumnOnses served en- them yesterday
Jake" Sharp, "Jlm" Richmond, James
w. Foshay and Thomas s, Kerr appeared
In the Court Of General Sessions to-day Ia
plead to the twenty-ono indictments
against them for bribery in the Broadway
Railway matter. The court room wal
filled with spectators and friends OF The
accused railway Magnatea. Ny. Richmond
was accompanied by Judge Fuller.
ton, Judge Homer, A. Nelson and
Frank j, Dagignac, who are engaged
for his defense. They took seats neal
the defendants railing and chatted
quietly. Sharp, Foshay aad Kerr were
accompanied by their lawyers, John II,
bird. The UGses were called, Sharp's be,
ing first. Albert stiCkney arose to repre-.
sent him, and stated that he was prepsr.
ed to enter plea for his client, but be.
fore doing 80 ho desired leave to with.
draw the plea to be entered, and enter an
other demurrer to the indictment, OF
make 9. motion concerning the case. He
iesired q reasonable time 10 depide upon
the steps to hs taken.
District Attorney MARITIME stated that
the defendant had already had Considera.
bio timo to examine into tho case, aud in
rpOpango 10 EeGpEder Dmyt6e.s query Mr..
Stickney EeGponded. "Ten days! This
case, your Honor, contains more intricate
facts than ordinary cases."
Recorder smythe, after como argument,
gave tho defendant until Monday neSt IA
withdraw the plea and submit another,
hut sstd that u It was decided 10 make q
motion the District Attorney must be
given notice a couple OF days In advance,
A plea Of 'not guilty" was then eptered
in behalf OF Jacob shpYp.
For Richmond, Judge Fullerton, en-
tered q like plea, with the same stipula.
tioNs He said he would probably make q
motion calling upon the District Attorney
to produce tho minutes Of the proceed.
ings Of the Grand Jury, and would serve
tho District Attorney with notice SataF.
dRy il he 90 deo;rpa.
For Foshay, John II. straham entered
the same plea, and John II. Bird perform.
ed like service In behalf Of Kerr, and
alter I short private consultation the de.
PENDANTS and their lawyers left the court
room,
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THE PACKERS STRIKE.
THE .REPORTRD BACKDowN
OF the Strikers DenIsd-Ths Representa-.
tyes of the knights Of Labor In Secret
SsssIon-The strikers QuaFrelIug
Among Themselves Now,
BACKDowN

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE report tele-
graphsd from here early this evening
that the strike at the packing houses was
at an end, was based upon direct Informs
ton from the packers, At lOp. m. infor'
nation was received from the same source
that rthe report is without ioun'
dation. Mr., ], O, Hatsley,
member ot the Executive Committee,
Of the Packers Association, says the
statement that the strike had been de-
Clsred OF by the Knights was q mistake,
He does not undertake to explain how
the mistake was made, and can only say
that shortly before 6p.m. the packers
we're in receipt Of information which,
though uot otIiciAl, was conSidered by them
to be reliable. Messrs. Barry and Carleton,
members Of the Knights Of Labor General
Executive Committee denied to reporters
shortly alter y. NJ, that there had been
any change whatever In the status OF tho
strike. A meeting Of the strikers 10 Ia
session tonight at the yards which is be-
ing atteaded by Messrs. Barry and Carle'
ton
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FOREIGN NEWS,
Prince Waldemar'A Election to the Bul.
garlan Throne.

Prince waldemar'A Election to the Bul.
garlan Throne.
pRsTH, Nov. ll.-Atter the election oil
Prince Waldemar to the Bulgarian throne
ye,terday, the Austrian and German Am.
bassadors AT 81. Petersburg were instruct
ed by their governments to inquire oil
Russia the nams Of the candidate she IA
vorsd as Prince AlexSnder's successor.
II Russia refuses to accept the election OF
Prince Waldemar. or to nominate another
candidate, II will he considered that she
entertains designs agains! Bulgarian indie.
pendence, and in this event England,
Germany, Austria and Italy will arrive at
an understanding similar to the one that
existed among them at the period Of the
Berlin Congress.
TiRSovA, Noy. 1l.-Princs WaldemGr
has sent telegram TO the regents ex.
pressing his grateful senss OF the honor
conferred upon him by the Sobranje in
eleCting him Prince OF Bulgaria. He
states, however, that the decision OF his
acceptance rests with his father, the King
of Denmark, aud adds, that other duties
may prevent his assuming the rulership
Of Bulgaria. The Princes reply 10 con-
sldered to presaage his refusal Of the
throne.
CopESHAaRs, Nov. 1.-THE Danish
papers generally advise Prince WaIdemar
to refuse the Bulgarian throne. It Is un.
derstood that Prince Waldemar will con.
suit his family before deciding.
PARIS, Nov. l1.-A rumor is In CirCula-
tion to the effect that Prince Waldemar
will not accept the honor conferred
upoa him by the. Great sobrGnie Of Bul.
1aEia.
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senator Aorner.o1 ni.ersstIy nellesn


Senator Mcpherson DlsOrsstiy Rellcent,
WASHINGTON, Nov Senator McPher.
son was in the city to-day making ar.
r4ngements for opening his house for the
winter. He went back to New Jersey BY
one OF the morning trains, hut said that
he would be back with his family by Sat
urday or Monday. Regarding ths elec.
tlons in the State he said very briefly that
he was satisfied. The Legislature would
be Democratic on a Joint ballot aud Gov.
ernor Albeit, who was the choice Of the
party, would be elected United States
Senator. He did not mention the Kelsey
opposition or make any estimate as to
what 1t amounts to. His own desire to
get into the Cabinet was also kept Judi.
Ciously in the background.
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DHrRolr, Nov 1.-the Ertnin5 Nee,
to-day pubilGhSSa sensational account Of
trouble In the Fne Py@ olIlcs, alleging
that the Free Pres IL H. 1auOlAlly and ed.
itofially embarfassed that Mr.. W. Il.
Qilmby has resigned from the preBl denUy
aud the position Of editor In chief that
there arc dlssenHlonB on tho editorial
floor that the property Ia heavily mort.
gagged that debts we're unpaid and that
financial backing was 10 b6 withdrawn
The Free PrtI denouncOs The snGirs
statement 90 false and malicious, aud will
tomorrow institute suit against the NeWI
claiming heavy damages.
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EAST SAGINAW, Mtca, Nov 1l.-Cap'
tSln Harry May, Of the barge Transport,
was awakened last night by three bur.
CLARA 10 his cabin, who had come after Z
large bum Of money be had with him
One stood over him with revolver ant
demanded hia money, The CAptait
Jumped Up and landed his head in thl
burglat'g stomach, stunning him. Whit
The Captaln was giving The alarm The bur
glafB escaped,
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INDIAN RDGoATioN.
An Adverse Report Upon tho Schools n
Carlisle aud Hampton.

An Adverse Report Upon tho Schools Mt
Carlisle aud Hampton.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1l.-superintendent
Riley, OF the Iadlap schools, in his report
to the Secretary Of the Interior, speaks
very disparagingly Of the work OF the
schools at Carlisle and Hampton. He
makes an encouraging report on tho other
educational efforts under his care. Re.
garding the regular schools, he sRys:
"The increase in attendance has been
very large, and q number Of new schools
have been opened" Upon the general
plan OF Indian education he says: II am
gatrGsd that the rudiments OF the Eng.
lIsh education ore what We should conaue
ourselves to In this matter, and that he.
yond that we cannot successfully 20. We
cannot teach Indian boys agriculture sue:
Cesaiully at either Hampton or OarliOle,
for the agriculture Of Virginia and Penn.
sylySnia is 60 vastly different from that Of
Dakota aud ARIZONA that itserves NO pur.
pose. Higher education 10 practically
yalueless." Mr.. Riley is Of the opinion
that the schools at Carlisle and Hampton
could be aloaed without detriment to the
cause Of Indian eaueRtioH.
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aernlanY nnd pulrarIn.

BERLIN, Nov lin political circles
here 1t is considered certain that Prince
Waldemar will decline the post Of Bul.
garian ruler. Prince Bismarck 10 inclined
TO favor the Prince Of Mingelia as can
didate for the throne OF Bulgaria. Prince
Nicholas hSsan especially good social repu
tation In Berlin as well as In ST. Peters
burg, Emperor William to-day received
Prince Louis, Of Bavaria, and atterward
had a conference with Prince bismarck
The Socialists are preparing 10 give re-
cep.ion to HOrr MebGnechE. rne latter'I
American tour realized handsome sum
which he donates 10 the electoral fund o
hia marty.
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An interesting bit OF election news
comes from Marion county. Republicans
must not Jump at the CorcluSion that the
County Court oi Marion is going to follow
the precedentu which did Mr.. Furbee out
Of seat in the State Senate to which the
pooplO had elected him. Consistency al
the price Of electing q Republican to
Congress comes too high. What ia sauce
for the Democratic goose is not aauce FOL
the Republican gander.
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Almost all the diseases that silICt us
from Infancy 10 old aye have their origin
In q dlSordOfed liver A rOAlly good liver
medicine u the most important In the
whole range Of pharmacy, We Dol eve
Simmons Liver Regulator 10 be the best
among them all. We pin our faith upon
tile Regulator. and II wa could persuade
every reader who 10 In III health 10 buy u,
We would willingly youCh for the benefit
zach would iecOlvg.-lID. CINCINNATI GA
EEFrE,
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pnoup ALABAMA.
An Her Taxes COLLECTED 9nd y IIosY QutlQol

All Her Taxes COLLECTED Rnl y IEosy Outlook
fpr the Future.
MoNTdouERY, Ala, Nov. 1.-THE Leg
islatuYO organised yesterday by the cleo.
tion Of The officers chosen by the Demo.
cratic caucus. Governor o'Neal's mes.
sage was sent in. It Is devoted entirely
to State affairs. IIo calls attention to the
fact that Alabama dsvotes more than one.
third Of all the revenue she receives into
the State Treasury 10 the public schools.
He also refers To an increase oi
$50, 100000 in the assessed value
Of property in tho State during
tho last few Ye9rq, and Gays that
the whole alaotint ot the tax for the
past fiscal year has been collected with the
exception Of $50-a record, perhaps, un.
paraileled In the financial transactions oi
any State In the Union. Every obliga.
tion Of the State, including the interest on
the bonded debt has been promptly met
and the rate Of tex reduced.
As showing the Improvement In peni.
tentiary matters, ho instances the fact
that with an average Of 600 conviCtB ior
the year 1850 there were only eighteen
deaths, and four ot these from causes
ante.dating imprisonment. The people
are Satisfied with the State, emigration
has ceased and immigration begun. and
altogether ke presents The outlook lor the
future as Of the most roseate hue.