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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-23
NEWS IN BRIEF.


A naval exposition will be held in
Havre in 1887.
Claude Carr suicided at Lexington, KY,
by taking morphine.
Mrs. Ellen Palmer, OF West Newton,
o., suicided by hanging,
Natural gas has been discovered in the
northern part Of Delaware county, o.
The barn OF William E. Cox, near
Dresden, o., was burned by an inCendiary,
Willie Light was drowned at Charles.
ton, W. Va, by tho upsetting Of skiG.
Clark ( Dow's nail factory, at Haysr-
hill, Mast, was completely destroyed by
fire.
The tobacco factory Of j. D. Buckner &
Co., New York, was damaged by fire; In.
sured.
Joseph Barber, farmer living near
Cedarville, o., committed suicide by cut
ting his throat.
Miss Lindley, Meadvillo, Pa, left $4,000
to Allegheny College, that place, Tor needy
atudenls' benefit.
Mrs. Ann Sophia Stephens, the novel.
let, died at Newport, K, l., Friday, aged
seventy-tour years.
Christian sChnable, a saloon.keeper ol
Rossyille, o., committed suicide by shoot
ing himself through the head.
Machines for reeling silk from unpierced
coCoons are in operation In the Agricul.
tural Department In Washington.
The noted pacing horse, Ralph Jones,
was fatally injured by fall at Decatur,
III. He was the fastest horse in the
State.
An attempt was made Friday to burn
the Standard nail works at Middleport,
Ohio. Two nailers have been arrested on
suspicion.
John A. Hamley, Ascending manager
Of the United Lines Telegraph office at
Toledo, o., was arrested In New York on
charge Of forgery.
In tho trial yacht race 10 select the de.
fender Of Americas cup, the MayiloEer
was hrst, the Atlantic second, the Priscilla
third and the Puritan fourth.
President Cleveland excuses his ap.
pointmeht OF Matthews as Recorder Of
Deeds In the District oil Columbia with
the plea ol adherence TO party pledges.
The Mexican Government is reported
"a having ordered number Of celebrated
Maxim guns, which fire six hundred balls
per minute, from the mandatory in
England.
Geronimo, the Apache, with his band,
has been surrounded by the MexiCans,
and unconditional surrender demanded.
Captain lIawton's U. y. force 10 hastenlng
10 the locality,
DR.. Madden, q physician Of Cumberland,
Nd, was shot and seriously wounded by
VIM. Hornef, prominent business man
OF that place, whose vile the doctor at-
tended professionally.
The Indiana State Democratic Central
Committee has decided that both Bynum
and Bailey should withdraw from The
Congressional race, and let the District
Committee make the necessary arrange.
ments for the future,
AZ Pine Dlufr, Atk, a phaeton contain
ing O ColOrsd driver and three children o
Charles We'll, fell IhlIty feet through /
rotten bridge, One child was killed, and
The two othsfs Bsflously injured. The
driver wAs fatally injured.
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CUTTINGS CASE,
He Is to go Scot Frso-ThO Courts Think he
has Suffered Enough,

|
DALLAS, Tx, August 2l,-The follow.
ing from EI PasO may be relied on as
authentic in every particular; Yester-
day the Second Chamber Of the Supreme
Tribunal OF chihuahua took up the case
Of A, K, Cutting, and, after fully review
ing the entire written evidence, argument
WAS begun. This did not last long, for the
attorneys pro and con conc 10 an agree
ment, that the two months imprisonment
already suffered by Cutting be considered
9 complete purgation Tor his crime,
This makes 1t certain, beyond doubt,
that the sentence will conform 10 this
agreement among the attorneys, The
case was heard with closed doors, 1t is
expected that Cutting will be released in
9 few days. The court says that, mas
much as Il is the first case under the extra
territorial law, and RS 1t caused much op-
position and excitement, 1t is better 10
conHider that Cutting has suffered enough
and set him free.
American lawyers say this does not In
the least affect the international question,
The court expressly affirmed the right Of
Mexico TO punish acts done In the United
States, and the whole case will, doubtless,
come up again in the form Of question ol
indemnify.
Another dispatch says: The Court holds
both Judge CGstenad and Judge zublR ex.
actly right in trying and sentencing Out.
ting, but updsr the circumstances the
Court thinks he has now, by two months
confinement, suffered enough, and they
will order his release, to take effect prob
ably by Tuesday or Wednesday OF next
week, The 5000 line Is also TO be remitted,
The Court expressly reathrms all that
has been said in favor Of the right oi
Mexico 10 try an oHense committed IN the
United States; therefore, the status oil the
case as an international question is not,
and will not be, in the least altered by the
release Of Cutting. 1t will come up again
directly on a question Of indemnity.
Consul Bingham says he did not see
how the release OF Cutting at this state
would change anything but the personal
comfort OF Mr.. Cutting, 1t was not so
much a question Of the personal liberty ol
Cutting as the broad principle at stake.
AS Mr.. Bingham understood 1t, the
court had expressly affirmed the validity
Of the law which Secretary Bayard has
rightly said that the United States could
never permit to be enforced. 1t was,
therefore, likely that the point would
come up again on question Of indemnity,
which, lie thought, would have 10 be paid
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NEw York, August 9l.-Marshall ],
Hillman, the Massachusetts merchant who
shot himself aix times in the head at q
hotel in this city last night, after he had
made au unsucCestful attempt to suicide
by taking laudanum, Is able TO sit up In a
chair at the hospital, and the doctors
think they will bs able to send him home
in couple OF weeks. There Is big hole
In his skull where the doctors trephined
him, and he has 10 breathe through q all.
yer tube inserted in his windpipe below
the wound in the neck, but the remaining
four wounds are not dangerous, and In
other respects he ia doing quite will.
None Of the persons in this vicinity
whom he named us friends and relatives,
have called to see him to-day. He still
says that his suterings from dyspepsia
were all that led him to attempt his life.
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WAITING FOR TIPS,
ANARCHISTS TO BE LET ALONE
For Awhile to See What They VIII Do-The
Real workIngmsn Dsnounce the Thugs
who are Already COndemnsd-ThVy
Have No sympathy with Them.

CHICAGO, August 2l,-State's Attorney
Griunell, having completed his arduoul
labors in connection with the Anarchist
trial, left for New England and the East
ern sea.coast this afternoon. Immediately
before leaving the city Mr.. Grinpell held
private conference at his office in the
Criminal Court with Captain schaacE, De-
tectiye BonAeld and his assistants, Mr.,
Walker and Mr., Furthman. The principal
question discussed was the attitude oi the
State toward the remaining Anarchists in
Chicago who have not been arrested or
presented for indictment by the grand jury,
At the conclusion OF the conference the
States Attorney was aak ked Have war
rants been issued for the arrest Of Gtorge
Schilling and Joe Gruenth ?" mo" said
Mr., Grinnell, "but will say this much
concerning Gruenth's Interview with the
morning papers. II Is the most ineonsis-
tent interview that man Of intelligence
could utter. Gruenth has told me time
and again that he was opposed to the An
archists; that they were Tetarding in
huenCe for the poor man or the laborlng
man in the fight against capital that they
ought TO be stEangled and gOs rid Of"
"Then you do not propose to go ahead
at once and bring other well. known lead.
ers OF anarchy to the halter2"
ave intend to leave the Anarchists
alone for time to see whether they have
now learned what the right OF free speech
means In this country whether they will
still hold 1t to mean that they can incite
men to riot, murder and plumber. But !
will say this: We have had In this trial
men who were called EQuealers and in.
formers. There were three or four Of
them. One Of them went back on US on
the witness stand. From these men we
have obtained the names Of all the prinCi.
pal Anarchists In Chicago. We have
these lists, and the Anarchists do not
themselves know 1t. l want them to
know 1t. l want them to know that
they are marked men,
"And II ever hand ia raised 10 injure
the hair OF the head Of any juror or person
connected with the trial that Is now over,
every Anarchist may as we'll consider that
his death knell has been sounded. We
have their names and will bring every one
to the gallows. Let them understand
that"
Messages OF congratulation by mail and
wire were poured into Mr.. Grinnell's office
from all parts OF the country.
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MtSSEAroLts, MiNN, August 20. "A
small row boat was upset upon the lake
during The storm this evening, and three
Of the four men In Il were drowned. Those
drowned were; Robert T. Hurlbuft, q
prominent real estate DEALER W. ]. Black
son, Jr., Secretary and Treasurer ot the
Monitor plow Works Company, and .
hired man In the employ Of the ploW
works. Jacob Stone, the fourth ol The
marty, WAB rescued,
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, August 22.-The Knight
Of Labor In this city have finally engaged
in battle with the Socialists in their OWE
ranks. The fght began month ago, but
90 well trained arc Mr.. 'Powdefly'l
soldiers II has been kept from the public
until to-day, although known 70 the rank
and flo Of two entire assemblies. The
trouble began Of once after the Haynar'
ket riot. Many Of the Knights had before
taken counsel concerning the dangerous
ioothold the Socialists had obtained,
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at least, prevented a riot between Orange.
men aud Catholics. The clergy freely
acknowledge to-day that we, the working
men, have leRs quarrels among ourselves
than we used to. So in every way, | say,
we are in harmony with the church. Our
constitution and ritual are ready for in
speCtion by any clerical authority when
ever they may be asked for"
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KNIGHTS IN CANADA
Likely to Rise Superior to any Attack l
Cardinal TnsChoreau.

Likely to Rise Superior To amy Attack by
Cardinal TnSchCrcau.
New YoRr, August 2l.-Cardinal Tasch.
ereau's letter to the Canadian Bishops
affirming the decision Of the Roman
Catholic Church sgainst the knights Of
Labor creates no alarm among the leaders
here, In course Of long conversation on
the significance and effect Of the ChurCh's
attitude, Master Workman T. B. Mcguire
said "The Roman Catholic clergy Id the
United States are almost uniformly In
favor Of our organization. Many oil them
have openly expressed their satisfaction
with our work and have Co.operated
with Us In securing the ends We aim to
reach. The priest at East 81. Louis
said from tho pulpit that the knights Of
Labor had done more toward improving
the moral welfare Of the people In his dis.
LriCt than any agency outside Of The church.
You could not expect clergyman to say
more than that. Cardinal Gibbons him.
sell has said, when speaking Of the order:
4 see no objection 10 wotkingmen or.
ganiGlpg for the improvement oil their con.
dition, as long az they do not act contrary
10 The tenelS Of the church. Now, we
arc not In any sense, however slight, OPP
posed 10 Tie church, We are seeking to
effect the same ends that the church is,
but In our own way. We endeAvof 10
abolish poverty, and with that gone there
will be, as we contend, no incentive for
crime, and therefore no sin,
"ThC church is opposed 10 secret orgAni.
| ..liaAs IhaI hava a RaliOinna InR,n III 1kAis
own, or service that may have a religious
sipniaCanCe. There Ia nothing Of the kind
In the Knights we have certain pass
words, but they have exClusively an edu.
calionah ahslgnlHcanCe, and no form OF Ritual
Of the order could be construed % being
religious. Why, we are 80 fat nonsec.
taflan that We have succeeded several
times In Quelling Disputes between WORK
lngmep when the trouble arose out oi re-
ligious differences, We have, IN one caae
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SERIOUS COLLISION
ON tho Camden and Atlantic Isallroud-A
Number Injured.

ON tho Camden and Atlantic IIallrOad-A
Number Injured.
PHILADELPHIA, August 22.-Quite ser
ious accident, by which seven persona
were injured, more or less seriously, oc
cured at Ancoria, a small station on the
Camden & Atlantic railroad twenty.eight
miles from Camden, this morning, by 9
collision between the regular excursion
train leaving Camden OF 7 o'clock and the
fast newspaper train which left Atlantic
City on return 10 Camden at 5:l5 A. M
The latter train had to side track al
Ancoria for the excursion due that at 7:40
The excursion train consisted of an engine
Of the camel back pattern and six crowded
coaches. They had been running al the
regular % miles per hour until nearing Q
curve Just this side Of Ancoria, when
the engineer Stacked up in order to pass
on time, he being then one and hall
minutesahead. Ashe rounded thecurve be
saw the newspaper train about to enter the
siding, but before he could reverse his en-
gine they Collided with terrible force
The tender Of the passenger trains engine
was telesCoped into the smoking car, and
the car Immediately behind was badly
damaged, but neither left the rails. When
the collision was seen to be inevitable the
engineers and fremen jumped and es'
capped injury with the exception oi en-
gineer Pine, OF the excursion train, who
was badly hurt and may die. The pas
sengers injured are;
ANDREW DoSRGAS, aged 10, injured about
the head and lost oil his teeth.
ANTHONY FILE, aged IS, two ribs broken
ALBERT SoULE, aged20.
MAX souLE, his brother, aged II, injured
internally. The latter received Contri'
sion Of the left arm.
]. DouGnERrY, aged 10, and James Dough
erty, bis father, bruised about the head
The latter two were removed 10 Allan
tic City and the others taken To theii
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The ISTgLLlGESCER again gives a great
deal Of space to Mr., Sam Jones' diEcourses,
including his delicate reference to the
editor Of this newspaper, which does not
call for special comment, though it more
than confirms the first impression Of hia
style.
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sLnl liln ilnnld. In Cprk.

NIAGARA FALLS, oNr., August 99.-Wil.
liam ]. Kenall, Of Boston, to-day swan
successiully In cork vest the whirlpool
fapidB Of Niagara river. The trial was 10
settle wager Of ten thousand dollars
made BY Boston parties. he 70 receive
Si 900 oi the stakes. There were lew
spectators Of the affair, II having been kept
ntttal
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AxAS who died suddenly in this city
Yesterday had bought half a pint OF
wbisEy within an hour OF his death.
Couldn't the authorities take time to in
ouire who sold him the whisky in yIoIa'
ton Of the law! Yesterday was Sunday.
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Anarchists would ipiure the labor cause,
We asked Mr.. Harrison TO stop the lake
front meeting, but he would hardly listen
10 us. The Anarchists Of Chicago have
done more harm to the labor movement
than the capitalists have"
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TYLER county Democrats laysr free
trade in wool. Yet Tyler grows good
deal Of fleece. 1t looks as though the
Democrats and the wOol.growers have
parted company,
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SptcIaI Dl'pdlch % ne InItLll7tEetT.
MARrlSsDvRa, W. VA, August o.
David Smith Eichelberger, the founder oi
the Martinsburg Stattsman died this even.
ing in the sixtieth year OF his age. He
was native OF this county.
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pARKERspuRd is to be subjected to the
awful test Of a Civil Service examination.
Wheeling hasn't yet been confronted with
this humiliation,
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Al ttoOklyn-,Mets," 4; Brooklyn 2,
Az Observation-Disclosures Louisville,
B. Eleven innings.
AlsL L0als-pilhburUh, 81 1ouIS,O'
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Solid forWIIson,

Special Dt,patch to t& Intelliqtner.
MARrlSsBuRa, W. Va, August 22.-The
Democratic primaries which were held
yesterday, with possibly one or two ex.
ceptions, send solid Wilson delegations.
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ApLg comment is hung up to give place
10 the newa.
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TIM, time Texas catches it, and the flood
sweeps away ten unlortunates.

TuE Democratic primaries were inter
eating and little surprising, To-day's
convention may be even more so,
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II tls reported that President Cleveland
has appointed Thomas L. Benedict, Ol
Albany, N, y, Government Printer,
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Ghs Gstelti9sater

once, Nus, sS aud 81 Fourteenth street,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-08

The Waco Day INDUCES Its usual lido
syncracies In commenting upon the
Cleveland General Assembly. Any one
who has followed the course Of the Day
on labor criticisms, falsely so called,
need not be told that the very name OF
X. OIL. stirs the rage Of that sheet like
red flag the madness OF ball In the
Spanish ring. Or the principle that we
hate those worst whom we have most
unjustly treated, the Day must have a
long settlement in store with its own
conscience over this labor matter. The
Day is not alone in this injustice; the
time will come when the journals that
have added insult to injury in their
treatment OF the great industrial move
ment of this year will repent of their in
justice and write bitter things OF self
condemnation. The fact is that all the
old line democratic journals are sore
over the suspected stampede Of the
workingmen from the ranks Of the moss
backs this fall, and strike out blindly, in
season and out of season, hoping a fang
may be fastened in some workingman's
Organization. We put it down to the
folly of blindness and let it pass.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-08

THE conviction seems to be gaining
ground among thinking men-journal-
lists, physicians, clergymen, lawyers,
Judges, teachers, men Of all classes who
mingIe with the world and observe the
tendencies OF things-that the theory of
prohibition is distinOtiyely wrong; that
the rational solution of the liquor ques-
ton lies in the direction Of high license.
TO this complexion will the country
come at last. No amount of special
pleading and ex-parte testimony will
convince the observing and unpredju-
diced mind that prohibition, In any ef-
fectual sense, prohibits. Even lift did,
the argument of the apostles Of personal
liberty has never been met; and, with
the failure of the attempt to correct the
liquor abuses by prohibition enactments
backing ~ that argument, the whole
theory will come sooner or later to be
discarded for the practical measures OF
high license.
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druggists who usually keep it are out Of
it, and cannot afford to wait the slow
arrival Of their supplies.
Lake lrena, Florida.
JOHN L. BEEKs,
81 D,,h Ina
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-08

For impure blood the best medicine
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Wonderful Cures,

W. d. HOyt Il Co., Wholesale and Retail
druggists of Rome, Ga, says: We have been
selling Dr. Kings New Discovery, Electric
Bitters and Bucklens Arnica Salve for two
years. Have never handled remedies that sell
so well or give such universal satisfaction.
There have been some wonderful cures eff.
fected by these medicines in this city. Several
cases of pronounced consumption have been
entirely cured by the use of a few bottles OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery, taken in connec-
ton with Electric Bitters. We guarantee
them always. Sold by A. Dreiss. l
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An En,srurisino, Reliable House.

A. Dreiss can always be relied upon, not only
to carry in stock the best of everything, but to
secure the Agency for such articles as have
well-knOwn merit, and are popular with the
people, thereby sustaining the reputation OF
being always enterprising, and ever reliable:
Having secured the Agency for the celebrated
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
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and Chest, and to show our confidence, we in
vite you to call and get a trial bottle free. |
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-08

The call intensifies for the board of
health Of this city to materialize. There
is no time to loaf around the doorstone
OF sanitary opportunity with the city in
its present condition. Now is the accept
able time. An immediate movement on
the garbage works, refuse heaps, col
ogne vaults and other nuisances is in
order. Typhoid fevers are lurking
around and cholera has sent us notice Of
her approach. In times Of moderate
health prepare for seasons Of sickness.
Nature has done more for this city, sani-
tarily, than for any other in Texas. Let
the board, Of health back up the old
mothers efforts, little; just little.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-08
Cholera.

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GLADSTONE was defeated on his home
rule measure yesterday by vote OF 3il
to 3ll. Commons stands adjourned IN
til Thursday, and the whole country is in
confusion. Gladstone will appeal to the
country, but Harrington may be called
to form a cabinet.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-08

Supt. Board of Public Instruction.

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or Eminent, which is made by an old Ken
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