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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-10
THE RENT QUESTION.
Irish Tenants I'csiSting EvIctlon-Posltion
of the Ministry,

Irish Tenants Rosisting EyIction-Posltion
of the Ministry.
LONDON, Sept. 0.-In consequence Of the
enforcement Of evictions on the property
Of the Marquis Of Clauricarde at Wood
ford, County Galway, the sentiment Of the
entire county has become iuilamed to a
high degree. Notices have been posted
throughout the district urging tradesmen
to abstain from furnishing the police and
others who have assisted In the eyictions
with supplies Of any kind whatsoever,
and to a large extent these appeals have
been complied with. The police have
torn the bills down repeatedly, but they
have been Immediately replaced
by others, and the tree.trunks,
gate.poats, walls and fences are
covered with them. TWenty.one prisoners
we're remsnded at Waterford yesterday,
charged with pouring boiling water mixed
with lime upon the heads Of the police
and baillRs, and the little town is in a
foyer OF excitement, Men are hocking in
from all parts Of the country, each carry
Ing stout stick and many having other
weapons concealed in places easy Of access
In readiness for defense In case Of an at.
tack by the police and possibly for otIen-
slye uses should the increasing excitement
cnlimate In an assault upon tile officers of
the law and their aids and sympathizsrs.
Further disorder Is expected, and 1t is pre-
dicted by the most peaceably disposed
on both sides that In the present state Of
leellnR II can be but few hours distant.
The PaA MaH Gazette expresses fear that
The ministry, instead Of yielding 10 more
generous and Etatesmanlike impulse OF
Lord Randolph Churchill, Ia being driven
to coerce Ireland by the dominant author
lsy Of Lord Harrington. "Tho door OPEN
ed To Cancellation by Lord Churchill and
Mr.. Matthew'S" It says, "is rudely slam
med in the face OF the Irish peRsSntry by
Lord Salisbury and Harrington. The
payment Of full rents this Rutumns Is
impossible. Eviction should be stayed
on the payment by the tenant Of reas-
enable modicum Of rent, and Just sum
to be asCertained by experts. The Gov
ernment would thus save seventy or eighty
percent Of the rents instead Of losing the
whole by insisting upon an impossibity.
What Lord Churchill must do, II he is not
constantly overrulsd by Salisbury and
Harrington, is to construct Spenlow and
Jorklns arrangement with Chamberlain,
who stands committed To toe staying OF
evictions. Mr.. Uhamherlains neutrality
on Mr.. Parnell's bill will be another count
added TO the long list OF services which
that gentleman has failed 10 the cause he
declares he has at heart"
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GENERAL W. II. Il. FLICK was nomi'
nAt by the Second District Republicans
at Neyaer, yesterday. II the people OF
tha. dslric. wish for man to serve them
with zeal aud impartiality they will vote
for Gelleral Flick. He Is not only popular
in the Republican party, but enjoys the
respec. Of the Democracy. General Flick
can win tho battle II the Republicans will
Oaly s!lr themselves. When they remem-
Der the close shave made by Wilson they
ought to try to retrieve their apathy. We,
in the First District have to Aght, and
never allow our sentinels to sleep. This
isa hint worth pasting in the hat Of every
Republican in the Second District.
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now IN i,LUNDERs.
Tho Mistakes, of tho DemoCracy-Connect
liant RspubllCnn Convention.

Tho Mistakes OF tho Dem0Cracy-Co Connect
Icut Republican Convention.
HARTponp, OoNS,, Sept. S.-The Repub-
lican State Convention met here to-day.
Senator o. II. Plat was selected CHAIR.
man. In speech the Senator said:
"Thirty years ago the Republicans OF Com
necticut nominated its first electoral tick.
ct; twenty.six years ago it assumed, and
for twenty.for yeats maintained, the con-
troll Of national affairs. Never before in
the history OF mankind did people In a
quarter OF a century make such rapid ad.
yancemont In oil that makes nation
strong and a great people. Two years ago
tho Democratic party came into power, and
eighteen months Of its administration
have made the people sadder, II not wiser.
The administration oi Grover Cleveland
is not success. II gives promise Of a
most dismal failure. The President, like
his party, came into power with un.
numbered promises, made to obtain votes,
TO be fulfilled. Not one Of its promises
has been redeemed by either President
or party during It's twelve monthS' ad-
ministration. It cannot live longer on
promises alone. The record is one Of
sheer inbscility aud broken promises" J"
Mr.. Plat then said that the Democratic
Secretary OF the Navy had deliberately
and wiCkodly Compassed the ruin OF the
grea. ship builder John Roach"
Mr.. Plat continuing, said: I'VE are
deienceless rs a power at the mercy Of
any third.rate nation" He referred 10
Mf. Tilden as the leader oil the Democratic
party, beseeching Congress with his dying
breath TO do something TO defend our
coast and protect our seaports. The Dem:
ocratic House voted the muniRcent sum Of
$500 900 for the defense Of our more than
10000 miles OF defenceleSs shores. The
Senate increased Il 10 S6,0O0,000, bqt tho
House refused 10 concur.
In speaking OF Democratic diplomacy
he said II brought sense Of national ~.
initiation and disgrace. He quoted the
Diplomatic correspondence with Canada
M 10 INC olltrages on American fishermen,
and said he Jailed TO find q manly demand
that these outragea should cease. re;
garding the Cutting affair, Mr.. Plat SAID
that the action Of the Government 10 the
matter had been weak and dlscredita6le
and unworthy OF the United States. He
claimed Il at the tariff was . very live
issue, and that an equitable protectiVe
tariff sends blessings 70 every American
citizen.
real desire OF the Democracy 10 70 prevent
Buro Republican majority In the 1egis.
lature. The Senate alone stands between
them and the full pOsSsaplon Of the Gov.
ernment, II is the Senatorial eleotlon for
which they will struggle. Once let the
Republicans Of Connecticut undsr9tartl
The BignlaCan0e Of this contest and the
danger will be passed. The people oi
Connecticut are not reGdy 10 be represent,
cd BY William Il, Bafnum instead oi
Joseph L. HAwley.
Nominations were then cSllSd ior and
Hon, I, q. Lounsberry was nominated tof
Governor on the arbt ballot.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 9.-Acsing
Attorney General jerks, in an opinion
submitted to the Acting Secretary Of the
Treasury, decides In the case Of a Cana
dian vessel which carried passengers from
Cleveland, O., to Chicago, ILL.,, by the way
Of Windsor, Canada, where the voyage
was temporarily broken and resumed In
the same vessel for Chicago, that the yes.
sci having made substantially Continu.
GUS voyage from Oleyeland to Chicago Is
therefore subject TO the penalty provided
by lava fine Of 81 for each passenger
carried. This settles question which has
excited a good deal Of interest on the Lakes
and In Canada.
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A TrI.stato Tragedy.

FoRr WAYNE, IND, Sept. 9.-The sequel
Of the late Tri.stSts Reunion trouble cul.
minated last night in the shooting Of DR..
]. W. Youuge by Scott Swami. Since the
reunion closed a bitter quarrel has been
kept up between the interested parties,
and the last move was by Dr.. Younge 10.
Ing to Detroit aud furnishing newspaper
With alleged social misconduct by Swami.
When the article appeared Swami went 10
Detroit with his lawyer and commenced a
suit against tho paper puhliRhing the
story, laying damagss az $4,000. On
Younge'a return from Detroit last evening
ho was met by Swami, who at once open.
cd hre without word OF warning. The
bullet passed entirely through Younge's
body and lodged under the akin, and
there 10 great dapgeE Of internal hemor.
rhaRe. sWRun was arrested and 10 now
In iail
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surFocArED r0GErnER.



in Bcginning Their Life.
CulcAoo, Sept. 0.-John Euright and
his wife were found dead in their bed at
No. 4So Twenty.sixth street to-day. They
were married. last Sunday. they had Just
started at housekeeping on small scale,
having moved into two little rooms imme.
diately alter their marrlags. BE was a
laborer employed in the gas works. She
was young aud comely. Mr. and Mira.
Rnright were last seen alive Monday
night, when number ol their friends
were at their homo. Yesterday they did
not appear, but no one seemed To notice
that until to-day, when 1t was remarked
the neWly.married couple must have gone
away on visit. The led 10 an examination
Of tho premises. and the doors we're
found locked. Friends Of the young Cou.
Pile we're seen, and said they had not left
the city, aud the police were notified. The
officers at once broke open the door. The
sight that met their gaze was sad one
On the bed Were the unfortunate couple,
their bodies were purple from decompoSi.
tion, which plainly showed that they had
been dead at least twenty.ionr hours. A
TASTY examination OF the bodies showed
no marks Of violence, but the lid Of the
stove partly removed ahowed WhGt 10
thought to have been the cause Of their
death. 1tis remembered by the guests OF
Monday evening that fire was burning
In the cook st We. When the couple re.
tired, they either removed a lid to allow
the fire 10 cool of, or an accumulation OF
gas caused q slight explosion and Jared
the lid from its place, allowing the room
to gil with the deadly gas. The coroner's
Jury rendered a verdict that the deceased
persons came To their death from sutIoCa.
tion, caused by an accidental escape Of
coal gas from the Btuva.
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THE congressional nominations Of the
Republicans in this State command the
respect and vote Of every man who has
not only tho good OF the State but the
prosperity Of the entire country at heart
Flick; Hutchinson and Brown are men
who will not only reflect credit on their
CO usLituencies but challenge the ability Of
any menbcr on the floor Of the House Of
Rsp OacntaLiyes. They are men Of in
tegrity character and influence, and ought
to win, 1t now remains for the First Dis.
trict to put in the cap sheat. That duty is
expected Of her, aud the whole State will
hold her responsible II she makes mis-
Ioka
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soLpIERs, REuNIoN

At BucklauuOn-A Gala Day-Capt, Dove
Her's OratlOn,
Special Dispatch 10 he InislIiVeHoer.
BUcxHANNoN, Sept. O.-AsI l predicted
in yesterdays despatch the crowd was one.
half larger to-day than yesterday. Fully
5000 souls were here to-day, and never
did a crowd enjoy themselves better. Last
night the old veterans in camp had love-
ieats and experience meeting, which wss
enjoyed by all. The lookers.on cheered
Justify every good story that was told,
Very few slept and the meeting was kept
brought fully 5000 people to town and
long before the hour for tho parade the
line OF march was crowded.
Promptly at 1880 the veterans fell in
line and marched down TO town through
the principal streets and back to camp,
where dinner on hard tack and been
soup was enjoyed by all, BY 2 o'clock
there was not q hungry man, woman or
child on the grounds, Alter dinner Hon,
B. B. Dovener delivered the speech Of the
occasion. For a real genuine patriotic
speech 1t could not be surpassed by any
one. He was heartily cheered and he
was followed by many veterans from both
the Blue and the Gray.
The closing speech was made by Col.
George W. Dawson, who was only seven.
teen years old when he entered the war
RS an Upshur Gray. Dawson's speech
was full Of happy hits and was we'll re.
Csived.
1 omitted in yesterdays report to give
Tom Philips and Draper 0. Hughes credit
for the arch described. They arc Sons OF
Veterans, one from each side, and such a
piece OF work comes with good grace from
them. The best Of order prevailed, and
everybody pronounces the reunion the
greatest success ever witnessed In Central
West Virginia.
crates and their brothers and the Union
men were worry appropriate and well re;
Ceiyed. The BucGhannon reunion will
now pass into the history Of West Vir-
sinia as one Of the events abe can be
Justly proud OF.
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POSTPONED.
Tho Second Race BotwOsn the NIayflowel
and GalNtca to be Sailed Over.

Tho Second 1saCO BOtwOsn the NIaynower
and GRlNtoa to be Sailed Over.
Nav YoRK, Sept, O.-There are plenty
Of disappointed yschtsmen in New York
tonight, for the second race Of the inter.
national series has been postponed till
Saturday, After sailing in a fresh breeze
from the eastward for four hours and in a
light bretze from the same quarter for two
hours more the MayLlower and Galates
with an accompanying fleet OF nearly 100
vessels were envelopel in thick fog ten
miles cast Of Sandy Hook light ship, and
were compelled to postpone the race.
When the MAyaower rounded the outer
mark, twenty miles east OF Scotland light
ship, at 4:26, the Galatea was not In sight
from that point, The May dover had out
sailed her on every tack from the start,
both carrying the same sail In o breeze
that was steady from about east, with oc.
caslonal rare squalls and q moderately
heavy swell from that quarter. The May:
flower could not have finished the race In
the allotted time OF seven hours even II
the weather had remained clear.
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ALEXANDER'S EXIT.
TINE TROOPS WEEP Fon NM
Aud the Populaoo ars Greatly Moved at his
Departure for bulgaria. -fhe Rent
Question In IrOland-EVIetIons Ro-
sisted -General Foreign News,

TURN sEyRRIN, Sept, O.-Prince Alex.
ander, M, stambulof, NJ, KSrayeloH, and
nearly all the Bulgarian Ministers arrived
here this morning in a yacht, Roumalian
troops received the Prince az the landing
and lined the route along which he paaa.
cd to the railway station,
Alexander took leave Of his ministers
and officers here. The farewell was very
affecting, A Bulgarian aIde-de.camp will
accompany Alexander from here. He
will leave Turn seyerln this afternoon and
will proceed direct to his parental home at
Darmstadt.
The town Of Loml'Palanka was hand.
sonely decorated yesterday in honor Of
Prince Alexander A number Of trium.
phRl arches were erected on the prominent
thoroughtares. Great enthusiasm pre-
vailed and the Prince was frequently
Cheered by the populRce. The Vice Pres
ident Of the National Assembly delivered
an address Of welcome to Prince Alexan.
der, in which he said that Bulgarians
would never, forget that they owed Prince
Alexander everything and that they
would continue to consider him their
ruler. In conclusion the Vice President
said that It was in the hope Of all Bulgar.
tans that the Prince would speedily return
to Sofia TO again assume the reins Of gov.
ernment.
The Prince In reply said that he was
happy when the Bnlgarians were con.
tented, that he was ever ready to assist
them when In need Of his aid, and that
he hoped to see them soon again.
LONDON, Sept, 0.-It Ia rumored that
Russia asked the Porte whether it was dis
posed to sanction the restoration Of Alex.
ander, and that the Porte replied that as
The Prince IN his recent action totally
ignored the Porte, Turkey would confne
herself to supporting the decision Of the
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FLYNN AND SQUIRE,
District Attorney NICoil Indignant at JudI
Chuftlliii's AOtiBN.

district Attorney NlCoil Indignant al Judge
CiurtilliiI Action.
NEw YoNE, Sept 9.-Ths account Of The
move on the part o. the counsel Of Flynn
and Squire LogaVds making o.! the illegal.
ity Of the grand Jury which indicted these
men aud Of proceedings which they hEa
lSkSn 10 that end created great excite.
msnl uot only 10 tho District Attorneys
siIsca AMI, The Coufk Of Genstol Sessions,
hi among Che Vb00dlb" aldermen and
t6eif iHetds il whose bEGlSlg this new
move raised bright hopes. seVeeia q !Re
"boodlO" aldermen called on !Ar. rev.
Conbo al hlB Office and vera pomtortsd ~
his assurances.
W. Delaney NIcoll, the asaIstAnt district
attorney, who has charge ot the klynp'
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WASHINGTON, D, O., Sept. 0.-The Ma
tirnal Board Of Health, which has for
several years had precarious existence,
has at last bowed to tho will Of Congress
and abandoned its headquarters in this
city. The Appropriations Committee Of
the last session OF Congress positively re.
fused TO appropriate ior the further main.
tenance Of the Board, consequently its
secretary could mot under the law con.
tract debts in the shape Of Office rent,
fuel, messenger service, etc. The Acting
Secretary OF the Treasury has also called
upon the President OF the Board for a re-
turn OF the Government property used in
the Office, and the desks, bookcases, chairs
and other articles Ok furniture will have
10 be accounted for TO the Secretary Of
the Treaury.
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The dime circus enlivens tho Second
ward.
The wife Of DR.. D. Q. stoere Is low with
q cancer.
A child OF Samuel oOrbett was buried
yesterday.
Bellairo turned out in iorco at The
Wheeling fair yesterday.
Several additional wide street crossings
are being made In the Fourth ward.
Ida Pelky, who ran away from home,
was found at Barton Station and returned.
Bane's Concert Company az City Hall
on the l4th inst, will bs the hrBt show in
the new hall.
Samuel Leach Ia acting with the police
force In place Of Z. o. Ctfsswel, who d oiF
on a vacation.
Judge George Caldwell and wife, Of
Grand Island, Neb., are the guests Of
Col. David Rankin,
Wood Kinds has sold bis interest In ths
coal works OF Sullivan 4 Hlnds and viii
90 Into business at Flndlay, o.
Rey. j. g. Black, now preSIdent Of
franklin College, Will preach al the First
PFeSbyterlan Church on Sunday next.
John Shuttlewotth will 20 TO Richmond,
Var aB a delegate 10 national convention
o. knights Of Labor, lie iayOfB The re.
election ol I. v. Powdstly as President.
Enough Subscribers have been obtain.
ed 10 q petition, 10 insure the paving OF
Union street from the Cleveland 4 Pitts
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A I.ascaIly Attorney.

CHICAGO, Sept. 0.-one Of the financial
transactions Of Attorney George H. Leon.
ard, who recently Absconded, has been ex.
posed in a suit filed by James W. Crabb,
Of Hyde Park, in the Superior Court.
Crabb wanted 10 borrow $1,000 on prop.
erty owned by him, and, acling on Leon.
ards Instructions, made out trust deed
and notes which no sent to Leonard
Crabb never received any money, and
Leonard disappeared. Subsequently,
Ctabb discovered that Leonard had bof.
rowod $1,000 from Charles Morris and or.
ecuted Crabb's deed In the owners name
to secure the loan. Morris conveyed the
deed TO Q. g. Fessendep, Leonardo legal
associate, saCiahb sues Fessenden and
Morris to have the deed cancelled, and 10
escape tho liability for loan Of which he
never got cent,
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TliE IL. u ., MINEns,
Resolutions which WoF6 Adopted ut tlll

Resolutions which Wer6 Adopted nt tl,s
sutOrvlliO Meeting.
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 0.-The delegate con.
vention Of the miners at suteryille, on The
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, was we'll at.
tended yesterday. II was presided over
by John Costello, District President. Tbs
iSllowlng resolutions were adopted unAn.
inouSlyl
Fitst-we, the miners Of the Baltimore
and Ohio and pemlCky, will do our ut.
most In trying 70 maintain the present
rate OIL mining, "
Seoond-T6At we endorse tho action Of
The Port ltoyal lnlnere maintaining Tho
district price, and aDk the hearty support
Of oil hinets ID The DISTRICT while the
strike Al that PLACE pontnueu.
Thitd--That we earnestly request The
miners Of the Republic mines 10 CeAsV
working, 40 BuOh action on their patI
would have 0 tendency 10 reduce tho price
Of mining throughout the entire district
Resolved further, that In case Of the lss
public miHeFg gtlll pefglsting 10 work con
trAfy 10 Tue SlBheI Of tho miners Of lhlI
District, that We AK the tesbscllYe tlld d
this Ia2d Ia appoint committees 10 We'll
the above nlneB Tot Tie purpose Of lnduO
Ing them 10 cease working.
-
RuB your back With 81. Jacobs OIL ant
that pain will leave you.
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ANOTHER ADDRESS
ROM cHARIEsToN's MAYOR,
He Appeals for Help to Cover the Heads
and Cloths tho Naked During the Cold
Weather = The Fran shelter now
oRsrod-Ths Relief Measures.

CHARLESTON, S, O., September O.-Mayol
oourtenay to-day issued a second address
to the people in which he says that he can
testify to the large damage throughout the
whole extent Of the city, and that 1t can
be truthiully said OF the community as
q whole that their moral courage
and heroism were equal 10 their
disaster, The Mayor shows in brief
what was accomplished in the midst OF
the crisis and mentions particularly the
devotion to duty OF fremen, OF the con.
stancy Of the police force, the fidelity Of
the telegraph operators and the zeal and
the courage OF the municipal medical
corps aud private physicians Of the city,
In conclusion he offers the following ad-
vice for the beat interest OF the people;
"At the end Of ten days we must surely
expect cold weather, and am alarmed at
the consequences 10 follow the use OF tents
and lrail shelter In our streets and public
ways, which must lead surely to sickness
and calamity In this day TO occupy the
uniujured part OF my brick house, and
In Rll such cases where return to
their homes is possible, l earnestly In.
woke the immediate and united action OF
all my fellow citizens. Where immediate
return is impossible, by reason Of the dan
gerdus condition oil the home, / recon.
mend temporary refuge In the interior
OF the State or elsewhere"
The Relief Committee issued about 1000
rations for seven days each, A soup
kitchen had been opened, likewise pro.
vision has been made for furnishing per.
sons destitute. The bulk Of the appli.
cants for subsistence are from Colored
people. Later reports contradict the
rumor OF the subsistence OF land on the !
Charleston and Savannah railroad.
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NEw YoRv, September O.-The follow.
ing letter explains itself:


NEw YORK, September 0.-The follow.
ing letter explains itself:
Tohs Editor Of he Erening Po,t;
sR;-A week ago went to a ball and
stayed to the end, went home and 10 bed
early. Next morning my friend, Mr..
Guirand, came 10 call upon me, and found
me dressing, and we went out All the
officers aud members oil the Jockey Club,
who arc the principal people Of the city,
have signed d lettOf exoneratlng me from
all improper behavior at any time during
the ball. The gentlemen who saw me re-
Nltn iI0m the ball hsyo signed q card that
H. ey oblsrved nothing except that ! went
low Std my room. l have Guirand's state
nent In writing as 10 his call Ia the morn,
inp, b,SS,,s tue statement Of the hote
manager, tilst Lo scene Or rev Of any kin[
took pISC Q In t.he hotel and also that
went 10 ~ room ai'et the ball. i,
Noey0 WltEess has ever beeh produced
and / only know from hsarsay what The
stories circulated 70 the United states arc
Secretary Bayatd ht,s telenSphod me th9l
my pOfllonal denial Of the HcanaM U
eno1sh. Make any uSq oi this tsM YOU
think proper. A. y. SEDdWioR'
Ciiygf Asrico, iSepkmber ..