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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-23
A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
A YOUNG MANS SAD DowNFALL.
Only Married Three AOuthA to RsAutirnl
Young Lady He Shoots a DlIrsputAbIs
Woman and then Commits Suicide.
Life Of Dissipation Faded.

CHICAGO, Jan. 29,-Charles A. Gloves,
wealthy young married man, shot and
killed "BanChe Grey" an inmate OF u
disrsputable house at No. AL South CLARK
Street, this morning aud then killed him.
sell. Cloves father died al Springfield
about year ago aud left him fortune es.
Ilmated at 100000. For several years hs
has spent much time in Chicago and made
many acquaintanCes, spending money
freely, lie was a very handsome man, OF
strong build, line eyes and rich dark hsir
and mustache. His mother now lives in
Hyde Park, and with her Is Gloves
young wife, whom he married only three
months ago.
The girl whom he shot has been an in.
mate Of the house two years. She was
very pretty, with wealth OF black hair
and large lustrous eyes, She had petite
form and dressed In good taste. She Is de-
scrlbed rs having bean quiet and tenn
perate, AT the house 1t was said that abe
has been Cloves mistress for six years.
lie associated with her In Peoria and
Springfield and brought her to Chicago.
II Is stated that the direct cause Of the
shooting was the girls upbraidinR him Tor
his marriage, The wife whom Cloves mar
ried 30 short a time ago is said to be a
most estlmable lady, and the shame and
horror Of the occurrence utterly pFoStrated
her, and fears are entertained for her life.
THE STRICKEN WIFE.
A reporter called at Cloves late home
at o'clock this morning, where he
awakened the young widow Of Gloves, a
petite, dark haired woman with handsome
features, but whose face disclosed trouble
anu pain. The reporter only informed
her that her husband had some difficulty
With q woman. Soon aiterwayd Mrs.
Cloves accompanied by her uncle, mid
die aged gentleman, drove to the Central
police station where the exact facts were
learned. Entering the carriage they were
driven quickly away.
Az Glowing the relations existing he.
tween Adams and his mistress it Is cited
that IN her room liie-siEe portraits OF the
woman and Adams hung upon one OF the
walls, and upon the tables and dressinV-
case stood bits OF costly briC-a.braO which
he had given her at various times. In the
ears oil the corpse on the bed were mag.
niiieent earrings and the fingers were
loaded with rings studded with gems, ali
Of them presents from the man who had
Just sent both Of their souls into eternity.
the woman OF the house had scarcely
realized what had happened before
q lieutenant with sauad
Of Armory police arrived with
two patrol wagons. The two dead bodies
were placed on stretcher and carried out
past tho grouIB Of woestricken women
who stood In the stairway. The remains
Of Cloves and his mistress were both
taken to the morgue, where they will
remain Till after the inquest.
Immediately after Cloves body was re-
moved a hack arrived at tho house, con-
tanning hve young men, friends OF Cloves,
They were In "The Drum" saloon when
they were notified OF the affair, a resort
which had been trequentsd by Cloves
and men OF his class.
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Destructive FIRE
Al Now Mar.insVlils-Loss Estimated at
Over 10000.
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Al Now MartinSVIils-LosS Estimated at
Over 10000.
Spttidl DIruleG 10 IN JaItlliOaeer., a.
NV MARrlNsylLLr, Jan. 22.-The most
destructive fire that ever visited this village
broke out this morning about q. o'clock in
tho ji'.'o,ger Office, and tho store house
and residence Of Chris Eisanbarth, the
residence Of N. r. Grouse, the residence
Of &c. Bucher, together with the Me-.
Hngtr ollice we're consumed. The loss
will aggregate six thousand dollars. II
was feared for time that the Wetzel
House would burnIalso, and that the fire
would extend TO the houses OF NJ. u.
Davis and h. V. Richardson's residence
and drug store, but by almost superhuman
Efforts they were saved. go
The citizens Of this town cannot be ex.
Cellel anywhere for determination and en-.
ergy In lighting lire, and, while for time
II looked TO all as though large portion
Of our town would be burned, yet not
wlthStanding the great loes we are quite
C0nBOled that II Ia no worse.
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BOllaiFO,
The Methodist churches are both having
nightly meetings.
Mr.. Frank Robinson, Of Bridgeport, was
In town yesterday.
Mr.. Dubois has concluded to open the
ElyBian rink occasionally for social skat.
ing, and 1t will be open Tonight.
A part Of the D. 4 o. tunnel at Frank.
lin caved In Thursday night, but trains
were able to pass through yesterday fore.
noon.
Tho Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad has an
engine at work putting Ice from the cars
Into their Ice house at the Union street
bridge.
Some building Is being done between
the cold waves. The frame OF John
Rowles' house In Sheets addition is com.
plOted.
The bumper at tho north end Of the H.
4 o. switches at Thirty.eighth street gave
way, Thursday night and lot car down
the bank,
The Philip Philips entertainment Of
singing and exhibition Of pictures by lime
light will be repeated tonight at the
Christian church.
Mr. Tyson RowleB and his family and
Mrs. Herman and q child, accompanied
by some bridgeport people, left here this
week for new homes In Kansas.
Tho MeSsrs. ViCtorins, Of the Union
street clothing store, have bought the
business Of Jacob 0ppenheimer, at Barnes.
vile, and will close out their business
here,
There Is a family In this township,
claiming the aid Of tho trustees, that nuti.
berB twenty.i0ur. Twelve are dogs, which
the township trustees will hardly agree to
support.
Mr.. A. Y. Marble died Yesterday morn.
Ing at his home near WGrnoCk'F, at The
age Of elghty.fUur. lie was the father Of
Mrs. John !. Powell, Mrs, Il, B. WinanB
and Mrs. Hartshorn.
Maurice Blum died at A O'Clock yeSLer.
day morning, aged q years, Of pneu.
monla. His death had not been tineT.
pecte1 for some days, and bis sister had
Just arrived from Florida the evening be.
fore. Maurice had charge Of the clothing
department Of Dlum bfothers' stores on
Belmont street,
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"RgrrulcAS" shows very clearly the
ialsily CT tue Registers position concerning
The requirement that not more than two
Of tho Police and Fire Commissioner
shall be Of one party. Such a provision Ia
extremely wise, II not necessary! "Repub.
can" shows that it Is legal as to It's party
effect, it iscertainly as fair in the long run
for ono party aS the other. The Regi'ttr,
as usual, argues desperately to maintain
an uutenable position, and It's argument
gradually shows all but itself the ialsity ol
ia stand.
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HELD A SIADuousE.
A Woll.knoWn Hotel Keeper at NArrga
Ahtt Pier Locked I'm,

A Well.kn0wn Hotel Keeper at NarrEan,
Astt Pier Locked Up.
PROVIDENCE, Jan. ll.-Capt. George N.
Kenyon, who for several years has been
proprietor Of the Ocean House at Nara.
gansett Pier, and who Is known To so-
ciety people Of all parts OF the United
States, was missed from his hons at the
Pier the past week. His friends at once
proceeded TO investigate, when 1t was dis.
covered that he had been placed In the
Butler Insane Asylum IN this city by
some OF his relatives. To-day Kenyons
son and 100 Of his friends presented q
long petition to the Supreme Court and 10
the Hospital Trustees In which the imme.
diate release OF Captain Kenyon was asked
on the ground that his removal 10
the institution was conspiracy To get his
property. His son claims that his father
10 perfectly sane, as docs also his family
physician, while DE-. Wilcox and Others
assert that he 10 insane, and that ID not a
lt person to have charge OF q large estate.
Kenyon Is taxed for $4,000 and the
ground on which his relatives placed him
In the asylum waS because he had recently
bought considerable valuable properly
near Narragansett Pier. Captain Kenyof,
has engaged his own Counsel, and proceed.
ings will at once be commenced In court,
Tonight the Captain was not forced TO re.
main Ia bis cell, Rs the hospital doctors
believe that thoughhe may be Of eccentric
habits lie 10 not by any means al insane
narnhn
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THE DEATH HOLE.
Tho Scenes q the Ailnss--rhs SsAroh for the
Dead.

The scenes ~ the hinO1-Eho boafoh Tor the
Dead.
special Lispdtch 10 ht Iatelllsalasr
NRwBuRd, W. Va, Jan. 22.-ThS east
hound train brought o. great number
from ClarkbbutH, Faifihont, Grafton
and intermediate points, and gympa.
thising friends came from a. far east az
Piedmont They sWelled the hopeless,
helpless crowd that hung about the pit
mouth. Men, women and children we're
gathered there, pale, trembling, weeping,
staining at the shaft, almost dumb with
CONSERVATION. Few words were exchanged
and those In low tones, for the people
there knew that they stood above, the
tomb Of thirty-nine men who went down
10 death at O'Clock yesterday morning.
In half an hour more they would have
been out, 90 narrow was the margin. be-
tween the sweet welcome oi home and the
appalling fate that overlook them. AZ /
reached the spot the men we're still at
work fixing the Bliattered timberB oil the
bhaIt, aud other men were In the bucket
going down tho black hole into the blAcker
deep below returning they brought no
tidlngs for the anxious crowd.
rHE TIAsr BoDtES FOUND.
But soon the rumor spread that the
searching party had found at the bottom
Of the shaft Daniel Miller, The eager, and
his son, fifteen years old, 4 driver, young
Tinmors, q tfappef, and young CLARK Q
driver. One Of the party was credited
with saying that they found kinney's
mule blown sixty feet out Of The stables,
With hih halter on, The eeafehefa theme
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NnntirnLn NINA nl,n,iar.

WlLEMnARRE, Pa Jan. g2.-Mine In.
speOtots j. Il. RodsrlCk, Of the Fourth
district, Hugh Mcdonald, Of the Second
district, and Patrick Bewett, Of the LaCka.
wanna district, together with number Of
other inspectors, left Tor Nanticoke this
morning. They will visit the scene ol
the disaster and enter tho mine a far aS
they can, to learn the trae state Of allAirs
regarding the enLombed msn. Having
done this they will make n report to Mine
Inspector Williams, Of this district, who
has been seriously Ill al his home here
Tor some months past. a general In.
snsCtion will be thoroughly made.
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o,.-.,, So.. .5 aAd " fourteenth street,

TERRIBLE calamity has overtaken the
viII,se Of NewbnrE, Preston county, this
.,,s-a disaster incident to all mining
1i.tricts. In many homes there is mourn
,o.-viyes weeping tor husbands who will
,.y.r greet them again, and sons,
I,n,blers and brothers Who mipgle their
,.,n si,h the widow. This is not ALL
,,lsI to this sorrow is the distress OF
n,,,,,y OurdispRtches tell the story, and
Il, gloomy situation Of many families sp-
',,, to the generosity and the well known
1ib.r.lity Of the people Of this State,
When Wheeling was in distress owing to
,be great Hood OF two years ago she re-
o,ed substantial aid from the charitable
minded Of the country. Let her not for
OIL the needs Of the distressed families Of
S.wburg. Any contributions received at
tbis office will be forwarded to the tRmi'
ljes in need Of help,
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CLAlIKsUUHG TORN UP
over Detective HssEsrty's DISCLOSURES he.
fore tho Grand Jury,

over Detective HssEsrty's DISCLOSURES Bs'
fore the Grand Jury. =.
Special Dispatch 10 he IpiAli0aeT. -.-.
OLARGssvR0, W. Va, Jan. 2o.-The
Circuit Court and Grand Jury, in session
here for the last two weeks. have found
over 800 indictments, principally Ogainsi
tho whisky sellers, not one Of the thirty
or more saloons escaping. Tho gambler
also came in for their share, over City in.
tIiCtments being found. General promi.
nent citizens and business men, and
great many ot the young bloo6s and
society men were indicted for gambling,
who are feeling very blue about this time
The Grand Jury made a clean sweep
this time, over 800 witnesses being sum.
moned. Tho people ale intensely excited
over tue situation and some Of the inter.
ested ones are making preparations "a
emigate.
Detective j. W. Haggerty is responsible
ior great many Of the indictments, and
who repaid the confidence aud kindness
oil the people with the basest treachery.
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A Crsxr Mani. I.rsnk.

CmrroHp, MlcH, Jan. 29.-Johu r.
Moore, wealthy farmer whose homo is
near here, during temporary lit OF insani-
ty yesterday, removed the cover from a
large wood ntove and jumped head. first in
on the hot Gre. Although he was dragged
out almost immediately, he was terribly
burned about the face and the upper por.
ton Of his body, and his recovery is
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CLsvItANn, o., Jan. 2g.-This morning
Gus Barber, the Colored hair cutter, ol
gainesville, Ohio, who eloped with Ina
Norton, Of this city, January I, applied In
the Police Court for help 10 recover hid
wife. A day or two since his white vile
received q telegram saying her mother
wAg sick, Mrs. HAFber came to Cleveland
and not hearing from her the husband
came uI, 10 see about II, but was refused
admission 10 bis wile's tofmer home, and
nov there Ia blood on the moon. Barber
clalms hiB vile Ia being detained against
hls will and he will attempt her recovery
by A writ Of hdbtdi c0rpu,
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u. 8. ClnCUir COURT.
Proceedings of that BodJ-Ths Criminals
TTisd-Ono Set Free.

AapN'oulhkb Va tnAt hOul-AuO gEInlAAhh
TTisd- one Set Free.
SI'eiai Di,pateA TO hl hteIttO@aR. zT
PAEkERsBTRo, ". Va. Jan. 22.-The
United States Circuit Court which has
been in session here since last Friday, ad.
iOuined this evening for recess Of two
weeks, to give the officials an opportunity
to gel the witnesses and attorneys in the
various cases present. i.
William. Dowen and Jacob HertE, who
we're charged with tobbing the postmaster
at simpsons Station In 1886, were brough
into court to-day aud plead guilty to the
charges agsinst them. Sentence has
been deferred. These nen have just fn!
ahed a three.yeAr term sentence In the
State penitsntlSfy for the same otiense.
George Evans, Of Calhoun county, was
!hed by the Jury to-day for violations oi
lhe Internal revenue laws, and acquitted.
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TOLEDO, o, Jan. ss.-The jury In tie
case Of Jacob Gourni, one Of the Polish
rioters charged with murder In the second
degree, late las! night returned verdict
Of msDsIGnghter. The penalty Is from
ono TO tTonty years, and he will doubtless
receive the full extent. There are two
more Poles on trial on the same charge.
rwenty'seven more will BIZ tried tho coin.
Ing week, ten Of whom will answer 10
murder In the FIRST degree. The trials ex.
cite little II any public attention.
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Rihhi...

Why isA widow like a gardener sho
tries to get lid oi her weeds, II she was
trying to get rid Of that hacking cough
and, palms In her chest Abe would use
and Mullen.
Why Ia a riddle which is very clearly
discovered Ike q letter written by a child
10 lie mothef2 II ls loo apparent 10 n
parent). tisappatantio every mother who
has cured her child Of Cfotip with Taylof's
Cherokee Remedy Of Sweet uuma and Mul.
leln that II should be kept by all parents.
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Tug newspaper correspondent once in
awhile gets too smart. Lately one ol
them made fun Of "the spread.eagle
speech" ola Western Congressman, which
h. subsequently, found out was stolen
iron Macauley. In this case the Con.
gresham Knew more than Tie correspond.
ent, Tor be knew that his speech was the
language Of MsCauley.
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THE COKir SrRIl[E.
No Disturbances Yesterday, Though Trouble
10 Feared TO.tay,


Ia Feared To.day.
PlTT'BuRdlI, Pa, Jan. 22.-There was
no trouble reported to-day at any point in
the coke regions. Since yeaterday'l con.
veptiop tho strike has assumed enormous
proportions, and may ba said to be the
greatest struggle between labor and capt.
tai ever known In the coke re-.
gion, from the number OF men
engaged in the strike, the extent OF
the territory covered aud the value Of the
interests at stake. Over G,0CO men are out,
and nearly all the works in the Councils.
vile district arc idle. Tomorrow il the gen.
eral payday. and the date fixed. Tor the
eviction OF the strikers, who we're notified
to leave the company houses ten days
ago. It is feared that any R.tsmpt to force
the miners to leave the houses will result
In serious trouble.
While the mass meeting Of strikers at
Mount Pleasant was In progress this after.
noon the police car came up, and was
stopped . short distance away. Tho
miners left the meeting and surrounded
the car, threatening to mob tho officers,
For time affairs looked sQually, but
through the prompt action OF lEev. Father
lamblng, Catholic priest, who addressed
the strikers, counselliDg moderation, a
serious riot was ayerod aud the miners
diBpefRed,
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Nav YoRK, Jan. g2.-The cigar makers
strike is unchanged from yesterday, except
in one shop. The committee appointed
to walt OH John w. Love reported that
they had come to an agreement by which
hisemployes areto return to their benches.
Mr.. Love agreed to pay his men the old
rate Of wages. 1t was decided by the
loCked.out men To send another committee
TO confer with the manufacturers upon the
situation,
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UNITED STATES SENATE,

Columns, o., Jan, 29,-In the Ohio
Senate this morning, the question being
on the approval Of the journal, which was
tabled by adjournment yesterday morn
ing, the President held that it
was regularly before tho Senate
for approval and tho. proceedings
only were tabled having reference
TO tho resolution to take from the hands
OF the Committee on Privileges aud Flee.
tons the Hamilton county contest case
and considering the same in open Senate,
An appeal was taken from the decision OF
the Chair and the appeal sustained. The
Journal Of Wednesday did not therefore
come up for approval.
General Kennedy, President, rose to
question OF privilege, and in long state.
ment, citing authorities as to the scope OF
his duties as presiding officer, announced
that he would perform his duties in &C.
OordanOe with law and preCedenls, regard.
less OF rules which may have been adopted
by the majority, abrldglng him In his con.
stitutional flgGts. The statement went to
the Committee on Privileges snd Elections.
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IA TO coNrlI,MAr1ons.
The PreIident HoldS that the Senate has NO
hight 10 Demand Reasons.


Blight 10 Demand Reasons.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The matter OF
furnishing information by the executive
departments In response 10 requests by
the Senate committee 10 still pending.
Yesterday afternoon two or three Repub.
liCAn Senators went 10 the White House
at the invitation Of the President and
talked with him over the whole subject.
The President said he desired the heads
Of the different departments to furnish all
papers on lle n relation 10 the new ap.
polntments, but he held, that the Senate
had no right to demand the causes for the
suspension Of officials.
From political staadpolnt the matter
seems 10 have narrowed down 10 this
Issue, Nhether Or not The majority In the
Senate can compel the executive officers
OF the Government 10 furnish the commit.
Ieea Of the Senate with all the papers they
may call for on the fles Ia the dehart.
msilts. The Republican Senators claim
that they have q tight 10 any paper on
9ls ID tie departments, and on this point
they will stand together Some Of the
Democrats are strong 10 the assertion that
the cabinet officers need not produce the
papers relating 10 suspended officials, and
one o. two Of the more violent Lave gone
90 far as 10 advise that The papers be taken
from the flss and burned.
The great maiofity oi The nominations
will be confirmed without question, hat In
certain cases, where II 70 deemed necessary
10 examine the papers, both As 10 the oil.
IlClal suspended AZ well ~ the new ap-
palntee, these papers will be called for,
aud the HepubliCans expect that they will
bs furnished. It's not Impossible that, II
the Information can not be obtained by
the ordinary way Of request by the chair.
man Of the committee having charge ol
the case, II will bs asked for by formal
resolution In open Senate.
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READING, PAo Jan. 22,-Malignant
diphtherla prevails N the northern part
ofthis county to an alarming extent. De.
tween twenty-five and thirty deaths have
occurred within a short time within a
radius Of five miles. The disease has nov
broken out In the eastern portion OF Pich.
mond township and numerous deaths are
reported every day.
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SrgrGESyftLE, o., Jan. 27,--The large
building used as a dairy by William
Becker situated on the hill above the
tlty, was destroyed by fire tonight 10.
geLher with the contents. The building
was owned by the Means heirs, whose
loss ls about q, 900; insurance not known.
ieeket'N loss will probably aggregate about
tOOO insurance $500 or 81 900.
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VOLUME XXXIV.---NUAIBER 1872.
A FURIOUS GALE.
San Francisco Entirsly Cat on From Tsls
graphic Communication.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22,-Further news
from the great storm on the Pacific coast
says: The storm was predicted by the Sig.
nal Service and the cautionary storm sig,
nal was displayed by order OF Lieutenant
Glassiord from the flagstaff Of the Mer.
chants Exchange building. Due to this
timely notice many vessels postponed
their departure from here and thus es-
capped the dangers oithe storm. Although
the bay inside the hRrbor was very rough
and the passengers on the ferry boats were
made seasick, shipping suffered no dam
age, Considerable damage, however, was
done throughout the city by vi DIS and
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EtpIatsd his UtlHae.

YEw ORLEANS, Jan. 90 IA special 10
tho Tima.Dtwocrdl from Minden says
Tie execution oi Henry Jackson, Galored,
occurred here to-day. Ills crime was the
murder Of n. A, Btilton, on the night Of
July 9Th, 1885. He Bhot his yiCtlmwhile
he slept, hlA object being tobbing Bit.
toms store. When captured, jackson made
Q ttll ponlesslQn. -
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BUFFALO, the home OF President CIsve'
land, Is stirred up over an attempt to en-
ors Civil Service rules is regard to Coun'
oil appointments, the Democrats, oI
course, opposing the reform.