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OoAl More RELIABLE than GaD-variOus Local
NSWa Matters.

COAl More Reliable than GaS-various Local
Nsus Matters.
O. B. BraSheSrs, the dentist, Is very ILL
Thos. Everett Is making many improve.
ments at the old Acme machine works.
B. 4. Williams Is lying very low with
rheumatism. II iB hoped that he will re.
cover.
A good deal Of Ice 10 being put up, which
10 Of . good quality and six or seven
inches thick.
Colonel Jake Kemple lectured at the
school hall Tuesday night 10 q rather
Slim audience.
Clarence Jacobs and Miss Lilly FraIier
were married Monday evening by Rev.
]. D. WalkinshSW.
Ross D. CLARK, who has been olerking at
]. NJ, Duyall < Col left for his home at
Monistown yesterday.
The pony on skates WAS the attraction
al the Gas City rink on Tuesday eyenibR 4,
II 10 the "culest thing on wheels"
Quite . number Of citizens visited
Wheeling yesterday. Among them were
Hon. W. II. Tafr, James N, Rodgers aud
j, Il, Montgomery.
", g. DuVall, Of the firm Of DuVsll 4
Douglass, ID 10 ba married to-day 10 d
daughter Of Charles 4pAuldinR, Of The
Brilliant Iron works.
Isaiah Roberts, who died last week, was
one Of the oldest citizens Of Brooke county,
II be had lived until the sth Of April he
would have been so years old.
Andrew Hebtank, Of the jeWelry firm Of
Hsbfank 4 Bro, Wheeling, was in town
yesterday, This IL hls old stamping
ground, and he sells 4 large amount q
goods here.
Plerpont Post no. 9, q. A. H., Ia max.
Ing Arrangements for parade on the 22d
Of February. Memorial services will be
held the same evening, This post stands
second 10 no other In the State.
Forbes, Carmichael 4 Co., the leading
coal merchants Of Well1bufg, furnished
this week more than seventy. families,
who have been uAlng natural gas, with
coal. The cold and freezing weather has
had the effect Of limiting the supply ol
gaa. From this the wise citizen ConBidefa
The black diamond the best fuel aftet al,
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LONDON, Jan. 13.-The German Consul
here has forwarded the following tele-
gram to Prince Bismarck, handed to him
by Lord Salisbury, which was received
from Mr.. Powell, tho British Consul in Ss-
moa: Commander Weber haadrlven the
King from the seat Of government Weber
hauled down the Kings ilRg, q force
from the Albatross assisting. The British
aud American COnSuls entered a solemn
protest. Their presence alone prevented
q massacre OF the Germans. War is inn
minent. A report is current that Ger
many will annex Samoa"
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MANUFACTURERS CONFERENCE
OF Eastern Bar Iron As'oslaliun-strOp
Tarih Resolutions,

OF Eastern Iar Iron -strOp 6
Tarin Resolutions,
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 13.-The Eastern
bar iron conference held q conference this
afternoon. There was large attendance,
representatives being present from all the
leading rolling mills east Of the
AlleghenleS. The feeling was hat!
monious, and 1t was thought by those
present, while there was now
no prospect or desire for a boom this year,
business would be conducted on paying
basis, and prices firmly maintained. The
conference decided that as freight and
fuel, pig iron, scraps and in some cases
labor hsYe advanced, the mills should Rd-
vance prices 1-100 Of cent per pound to
cover the increased cost OF production.
The schedule OF extra for small iron was
referred TO committee for revision.
The following tariff resolutions were
adopted:
WnEREAs, The demand for all kinds Of
manufactured products has been gradually
improving for several tnonthS, and there
are now substantial business reasons for
believing that the year which has Just
opened will witness at least reasonable
prosperity in American trade, aaording
employment at fair wages 10 an increased
number ot our people, therefore be 1t
Res0lved, That we call upon Congress 10
refrain from attempting general revision
Of the tariff Of this time, believing that o
revision Of duties for the purpose OF re-
duction will check the growth Of conf
dence and will make consumers again
limit their orders, causing o serious shrink.
age Of business and involving the closing
oil many works and the discharge Of many
Workmen.
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IN A DRUNKEN FRENZY
A MAN BRAINED WITH A CHAM
By Another who EIpsstsd to Marry HIl
sIItsr.iR.LAW-rhs Stricken oas Falls in
the Crate and Is Literally RoRStsd
Before Help Reaches Hin.

zASEsVuLE, o., Jan. l9.-A terrible
tragedy was enacted at Fsno, near Zanss.
vile, on the Bsllaire, zansayills and Gin.
cinnati road to-day. George Galosly
and Gordon Apperson quarrellsd when
the latter was struck on ths head with a
chair by the former and instantly killed.
The body fell into an open CRATE in the
room and was burned to crisp by the
time others, who were attracted by
the fall, entered, Gallogly yester-
day procured license 10 marry
Apperson's HiSter'in.law, Carrie Bricelsnd,
He began drinking then and kept itup
to-day, When he appeared at the
home Of the expectant bride he
was badly intoxicated, and Appsrson
took him TO an upstairs room and remon-
strated against him marrying his, Apper.
sons, sister.in.lsw while In that condition,
This enraged Gallogly who said somebody
has been opposing this match all the
time, and raising chair he fairly Drained
his companion, He was promptly Ar
rested by others present. The bride is in
a swoon from which she may not recover,
The murdered man leaves wife and
three children,
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NEARLY A PANIC
10 Chicago Theatre from an ovOrtuTned Cd

Ia Chicago Theatre from an Overturned
oil Lamp.
CmcAao, Jan. 13.-A disastrous panic
was very narrowly averted at the Chicago
Opera House this afternoon. The house
was filled with an audience consisting
mainly Of ladies, present at the frat pub
lic reception Of the Chicago Opera House
Conservatory. Miss Anna Morgan had
just commenced a recitation, when sud.
denlySa cloud Of smoke rolled over
the foot lights. The audience was
terror stricken and made frantic
efforts to quit the building, but the
aisles were 30 crowded that few got far
from their seats. One or two ladies tainted
and nearly all screamed. Miss Morgan
calmly continued her recitation until Man
ager Kayser, OF the Conservatory, appear
ed on she stage and quieted the crowd by
saying that the small blaze was caused BY
an overturned lamp and piece Of paper,
which had been extinguished. Though
the theatre was still filled with smoke The
audience remained and the performance
went on,
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PITTSBURGH, Jan. 1S.-The Master Paint.
ers Of Allegheny county have formed an as.
SoCiation TO protect themselves against
dealers In paints, oils and glass. They claim
that dealers now sell to customers paint and
glass at the same discount they do to them,
which ig injurious to their trade. They
also declare against mixed paints, assert.
ing that they are Of no account whatever,
II these things are not corrected they
threaten to boycott the dealers.
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Attsmpt 70 A..na.lnnte a Jndra.

LANcAITER, Pa, Jan, 1S,-Joseph ].
DosCh, an e1Baloon keeper Of this city,
who removed to Reading to engage in the
same business and returned to Lancaster
q few days ago, made an attempt to assas-
Iinate Judge John u, Livingstone, Presi.
dent Of the Lancaster Courts, this morn.
Ing. He entered the Judges Office and
pointed pistol, but was thrown down
and disarmsd by the Judge. He was al.
tsrwards committed to prison. DosCh has
been drinking heavily, and was agyrieyed
because the court refused to license his
saloon.
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Mail Fllchor Arrested.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 13.-Hsrry @. Al.
Tiger, a mailing clerk in the city postofElce
was arrested by poatofllce inspectors this
morning charged with riling the mails.
At the time Of his arrest i've letters were
found on his person, three Of which had
been opened and robbed OF q ten dollar
note, . check and apoatal order. The let
ters were taken from the official mail and
were addressed To the Secretary OF the
Treasury Of the United States, Treasurer,
and Commissioner OF Patents. Alliger
confessed that he had been riding the
official mails for the past five months.
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Fighting FRO In tho Gold.

DOVER, N, H., Jan l3.-Flre broke out
this morning in Tumeys Saloon in the
Lathrop block at Great Falls. Consldera'
BILE head was gained by the FIRE before the
Gremen, who labored under great disad,
vantage, the mercury being 20 degrees
below zsro, could get to work. -Four
stories were burned out besides the con.
tents Of the offices over head. The prin.
Cipal losses we're sustained by D. Lathrop
< Co, clothing $4,000; insured $50 600;
David HARRISON, stores $4,000, insured
$780, and Alfred Oarts, dry goods, $l0,.
OO0i insured $1,000 Several Gremen and
spectators were frost bitten,
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NoRwALE, O., Jan, 1s.-RspubliCAns oi
this city and county are very indignant at
the course Of Representative johnson,
refusing to vote for the expulsion OF the
Hamilton county fraudulent members,
His action has politically killed him in
this county. Huron County Republicans
believe in turning the rascsls out at once,
without further delay, as the evidence is
overwhelming Of their fraudulent election.
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FoRr WAYNE, 1Ep., Jan. 1S.-At 1880
this afternoon q boiler in the basement ol
81. Maty's Catholic church, corner Of Jsf.
ietson and Lafayette streets, this city e1.
ploded with . terrible crash, instantly
killing the engineer, Anthony Evans, and
O little school gill, whose name can not
now be asceftained, and entirely wreck
Ing the beautiful edlilCe. A few minutes
later FIRE bioke out.
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Pound Up 70 ni. ChIn In anon,

PrrsEURaH, Pa, Jan. l3.-A Johns.
town, Pa, special says; A thirteen.year-
old boy, named Willie KrumsChelt, was
frozen to death in the recent snow storm.
He was on his way to the house Of a rela.
tive. Not arriving at the proper TIM
searching parties were organized and the
body found by boy companion OF Krum.
schelt. He had been in snow up to his
chin. His hands were claSped upon his
breast as II In the act OF praying,
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a STRANGE STORY.
A Woman Once the spouse Of a Planter DISI
the Wife Of Negro.

a Woman Once the spouse Of Planter DleI
the Wife Of \ Negro.
GAIEsBURd, I'LL, Jan, lS,-The death
here Of white woman, Eliza Bowen, yes.
terday has brought out a remarkable
story. Since her residence in Galesburg,
some twenty years in all, shO had been
the wife Of a negro, black as night, For
a long time the two have been looked al.
ter by The city. The woman was partially
paralyzsd in one aide, The miserable two
lived in rude small shanty, upholstered
and uncomfortable, in the east part Of
the city, This she had built with money
abe had begged, Lately she complained
Of III treatment at the hands Of her black
husband.
This woman was, before the rebellion,
the wife Col. Hanks, at one time an officer
in the British army and afterwards resi-.
dent Of Kentucky, There he became
possessed ot q large plantation and many
slaves, the man Bowen awong them, Dur.
ing the war he died and his estate passed
10 the creditors. His wiiehe put In charge
Of Bowen, whom he instructed 10 care for
her. The marriage occurred several years
afterward. She has been frequently heard
to contrast the Injuries she formerly
enjoyed with her miserable and penur-
iols surroundings here. The story Is q
remarkable one, but 10 vouChed for by
many who have heard II from the wo.
mans own lips,
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A oUACK DoCroR
Causes the Death Of Five Smallpox Patients
Arrested and Impfisoned.

Causes the Death Of Five smallpox Patients.
Arrested and ImpfISonSd.
CnicAso, ILL.,, Jan. 13.-A man named
Bertholdi, claiming TO be a prGcticing
phyaician, but not having sstate license,
was attending a family afflicted with small.
po1, living over a saloon. As a result Of
his negligence 1t is claimed that Eve
persons have died from the disease and q
number Of other cases have developed.
Bertholdi dvd and remained for some
days with q family at Washington Heights,
but was arrested one week ago and taken
10 Jail. In the meantime two children In
the family at Washington Heights are 70.
ported dying with the disease, and Bet.
tholdi has been allowed to mingle with
the jail prisoners, causing the apprehen.
sion that o break out ofthe disease among
the prisoners may occur. The three
hundred inmAtegoi the county jail were
vacClnated and the building will be thor.
ouRhly fumigated.
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pl.n..r.n, c1cIpn. ln rnrlnnd.

LONDON, Jan. ia disastrous cyclone
passed over the middle counties Of Eng.
land to-day. The railway station at STRAIT
ford.on.Avon, was uutooied aud traffic on
the railways was stopped for some time.
A number Of cranes werc blown over at
Wenlburg, aud two persons killed at that
place. Reports from allseCtlons trRverBed
BY the cyclone says trees were uprooted,
houses unroofed and damsgss Of other
sorts sustained.
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ORIGINATE, Jan. 1S. S.-Wllllam Smith, OI
Detroit, while in the room Of woman,
living on George street, about 0.SO o'clock
this evening, was suddenly confronted BY
Henry Wsull, who entered the room with
aClub and Indignantly announced that he
was the woman'g husband. WAull struck
Smith and the latter drew q revolver and
shot Waull through the shoulder. The
parties were all taken 70 the police station.
The police think that the affair was 4
blackmaillng scheme on the part Of Waull
and the Woman.
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HORRIBLE CRIME.

Brute Splits OpSn the Head of Man
and CrlmiuRlIy Assaults His wife.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Jan. lS.-A Bloom
lnGton, Ind, special to the New1 says the
murder Of James Dobson by a hired hand
named Holley EppS, has developed into
the most unparalleled crime in the history
Of Indiana. Epps went to DObson'a bed
side while he was asleep, cut his head
open with an axe, then pulled Mrs. Dob.
son out ol bed, telling her she must sub.
nit to his desires. She resisted so long as
possible, but the brute accomplished bis
object and left her exhausted, with, her
dead husband. Epps lldenies the rape
and says he killed Dobson in his sleep.
The excitement Is immense all through
the county, aud 1t 10 likely he will be
mobbed II the crowd can get at him, EppS
will likely be taken to Bedford for safe
keeping, His feet are 30 badly frozen
that he cannot walk.
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WASHINGTON, u. G., Jan. ls-The Pres.
ldeut pro terppore laid before the Senate
today memorial Of the colored North
Americans, asking the establishment Of
national industrial schools In the States
aud Territories 80 as 10 give the Colored
youth o common school education and q
trade. II also aRks for an appropriation
for the establishment Of the Garfield colo.
nv in lower California,
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MADISON, Wis, Jan. lS-The case OF
Henry Waterman, Of Milton, against tho
Ohichgo 4 Alton Railroad for $4,000 dam.
ages, has been terminated with a verdict
for Waterman Of $4,000. In December,
1882, Waterman was in Chicago with two
cars ot stock which the st. Paul road had
shipped for him. While taking them to
the stock yards the train was run into by
Chicago 4 Alton engine. Waterman
sustained a fall from which spinal difi.
culties resulted, and his nervous system
was completely shattered.
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MACON, GA. Jan. lS-Fire broke out in
a RalAton Hall block early this morning,
destroying the old theatre and stores, oC.
cupled by RosuS, MSrshsm & Co., whole,
sale grocerS, Hone 4 Phillips, haberdash.
ers, ]. Thorner, dry goods and liquors,
Felix & Co, fish and fruits, W. s. Chap.
man restaurant and Sam Bear retail grocer.
Tho total loss is $4,000, and inSurceu
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VIZ cannot accept the theory Of the
the Rsgi,h that high official ought to
have more consideration in his moments
Of iorgetiulness than one Of the common
herd, We are disposed to reverse that
theory and hold the high official to a
s!ric.cr account, There is no justice in
making fish Of the man who carries the
hod and flesh OF the man who draws
comfortable stipend from the public treas.
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LONDON, Jan, lS-The case OF John
Magee, charged with attempting to pro.
cure money from the Prince OF Wales by
writing threatening letters came up for
trial to-day. The prisoner by advice Of
his counsel pleaded guilty to the charge.
He declares that the statements contained
in the letters were false, that he did not
intend to lnjure the Prince, and that dis.
tress inpelled him to theaten His Royal
HighneBs In thehope Of obtaining money.
Sentence will be passed upon the prisoner
on Friday, -
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SAVED. Prom ! Tsrrihla .psnih. .

SANDY HOOK, N, j., Jan. 19.-The fsh.
Ing smack which was seen last night
towing white boat, which was thought
To be the missing boat from The ioundorcd
steamer Hylton Castle, arrived of Sandy
Hook this morning. She proved 10 be
the Stephen WoolSey, and was boarded by
the liie.Saving crew, who ascertained that
the remainder Of the unfortunate crew
had been picked up of Fire Island and
were all on board and doing well, some Of
them being little frost bitten.
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TORONTO, 0ST, Jan. l3.-A special to
the Globe from London says that the Pfvy
Council has agreed to rosCind the rule
in relation to the landing Of live Cattlein
the United Kingdom. The regulation
was that no cattle could be landed alive
from vessel which had touched at q
scheduled port within thirty days. Vari.
ous representations have been made to
the authorities here, and the frat Cana.
dian cargo coming within operation Of the
rule was treated exceptionally and the
cattle were allowed TO be landed,
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ptr4ssuReH, Pa, Jan. 13.-The Edgar
Thompson Steel Works closed down At
midnight lot an indefinite period, because
the furnace men refused 10 accept their
terms. The lAtge force Of Wofkmen
will be paid OF at once. The strikers
have appealed 10 Andrew. Uatnegle In
New York and Ate hopetul ol q layota-
bio answer,
Andrew Carnegie arrived here thlS
afternoon TO investigate the troubles a. the
Edgar Thomson Steel Works. Nothing 10
vet has been done, but stePs tomorrow
viii be taken toward an adjuStment Of the
differences,
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NEw ORLEANS, La, Jan, 19.-A special
to the Timss-DtmOcrOt from Indian Teri
tory, says: Reports from the ranges are 10
she effect that the cold weather has been
very severe on the cattle interests. In
the Cherokee Nation, whsro the greater
part Of the stock ranges are centered, the
losses are heavy, nearly every stoCkman
loainR q number Of cattle.
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TnE effort to organize in Wheeling q
branch Of the Irish National League Of
America deserves to bs encouraged.
Ireland has good cause, and the sympa'
thy Of America has already stood her in
good stead. A little more pressure on all
sides may liberats = grieyously oppressed
people, whose struggle has been long and
hll Of bitter disappointment.
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Bsports Of Brsadsluii, ..

TWI1nlNaroN, Jau. i8.-The 0blsi Of
the Bureau Of Statistics reports that the
total values Of exports Of breadstutfS from
The United States during the month Of
December, 1885, and for the six and twelve
months ended December 11, 1885, as COM
pared with similar exports during the
corresponding period Of the preceding
year was: 1885, December, 8l0, 1922 /;
1854, $l4,20l,642 six months ended De.
Cember 81, 1885, $52, ,90S, 1885, 1884, S79,.
700bO7, Twelve months ended December
5i, 1855, $l2p, ISL 1905 1884, $l47, 1878, 4O3.
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MR. CURrIN REsIoNs
His ChairnAuShip In Very .QaiOt and Dig.
nifed Manner,


nihsd Manner,
WASHINGTON, d. O., January l3.-In
the House to-day, the moment that Mr..
Curtin, OF PsnnSyIysnia, who had been
conierring with friends, succeeded in
being recognized by tho Speaker, he
arose and said; "It was your pleasure,
sir, 10 do me the honor to place me fint
on the list OF the Committee on Banking
and Currency. l did intend to state to
this House my reasons for declining that
honor, but on the advice Of many friends
and Of the sentiment Of the public jour
nails Of the country, have concluded to
offer no reasons ot. my own, As to de-
Clining the position 1t was your pleasure
to give me, did not heed the advice OF
any man, for my disposition in this re-
apeCt was made up from the beginning.
For reasons OF my own which seem to be
understood by my friends and colleagues
on this floor, ], do ask this House to ex.
cuse me from the Important duty as
Chairman Of the Committee you hAvea
signed me-"
The speaker-1f there be no objection
the gentleman from Pennsylvania will be
excused from duty 50 chairman OF the
Committee on Banking and Currency.
Mr., Bland, Of Missouri, moved that the
House do not excuse that gentleman from
Pennsylyanis, hut this motion received no
support, and Mr.. Curtin was excused.
The resignation Of Mr.. Curtin, Of Penn.
sylyania, from the ChairmauBhlp Of the
Committee on Banking and CurrsnCy.de.
wolves the duties Of that position upon
Mr.. Miller, OF Texas, who will be elected
to holdit permanently unless the commit
tee alsctS Boms other Of It's members to
preside over It's deliberations, as 1t Is au.
thofizsd to do by rule OF the House.
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CLEVELAND, O., Jan. 1S,-To.day Judge
Walker entered a decree in the Circuit
Court here for the sale Of the Wheeling
and Lake Erie railroad. It Is 10 be sold
on the llst mortgage bonds, and any sur.
plus after paying the bonds is 10 be
brought in court for future distribution.
The sale 10 to be made at Cleveland at o
date 70 be ixed hereafter.
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SHERMAN RLEcrEp,
PAyns'S Election to bs InVSStigatsd-A Re,
esption to Sherman,

CoLuHBus, Jan. lS.-Tho Senate and
House met in joint committee at noon
to-day and elected John Sherman to the
United stAtsa Senate, It required "A
votes to elect, Sherman received S4
votes and Allen G, Thurman 50 votes,
The House OF Representatives to-day
adopted q resolution and appointed a
special committee to investigate the
charges made against four members Of the
present House, that they accepted bribes
70 vote for Henry B. Payne for United
States Senator while members Of the late
General Assembly.
Senator Sherman will arrive In the city
At $3.50 O'Clock p. N. tomorrow, and viii
be met by Legislative committee and ea-
corted to the Capitol, where he will be
presented to all the members, and in the
evening general reception will be given
In the Senate chamber,