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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-17

Array Graphically DsGsrib bed Atuntord an,
CArilIiA'a Statements.

Array graphically Described Atuntord and
CariIIlG'A Statements.
kaAsas CIV journal, June 49,
The story Of the shooting is graphically
told By MI. o. 3, Edwards, Of the Journal
stat, who was standing on the rear plat.
form Of the grip cat at the time. Mr. Ed.
wards said;
II stated from the Office for home at
lust 5 O'Clock, and went to the cable line.
The cars came, and I stood on the teat
platform Of the ghp car, Watching the
crowd.
n saw Dr.. Muniofd come on the rear
car, and Just as be got 70 the door Catlisle
came running through the crowd and
called out, 'Df. Munfofd, you killed my
wlle.' AZ he called Dr.. Munfofd turned
hall around, and Carlisle ran on 10 the
platform with O revolver IN hls hand,
pointing u Muniotd's body. He Wai
within three feet Of The doctor.
"As soon a. ! saw the pistol made 4
lump los OAfllble and jefked him baol
pgalhat the railing 4 hO hfed, He ietkot
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THK idea Of the medical school grows.
Home folks are giving II serious thought
and outside friends desire to be in at the
opening This is perhaps q good time to
say that the 1NrELLtuRSoKR took the
liberty Of mentioning Dr. Reeves as a
suitable person for, Dean Of the Faculty
without consulting him. The thought
was advanced by phyBicianS who regarded
Dt. Reeves as the best man for tallying
point, so 10 speak, and one who would
bring TO such a position qualifications not
possessed in 90 marked degree by any
other phyuIclan in the State.
This matter would, ot course, be en-
Htsly with the Regents, but they Coult
not make q better selection than Dr.
Rsevts. The unauthorized use Of bill
name has already borne good fruit In tht
response elsewhere Published. The In
1EtLiaRScER 10 more convinced than eve
that Wheeling can have a Credltable medl
cal school II she wants II. Does she wan
~ Rsmembet that We have oil resolved
10 boom the old town.
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ST. louis, June 16.-Four more afIida'
Wits were filed to-day to support the mo-
ton for new trial in tho Maxwell case
In three OF the aGlldavits the parties swear
that juror jesse Sears expressed an opin'
ion unfavorable to the prisoner previou,
to the trial. The fourth Is in regard Il
Juror Cuolahan. 1t is made by Henry
Flood, in the wall paper business. HI
alleges that in August, 1885, he hearc
Cuolahan say In talking OF the Southern
Hotel tragedy, Maxwell ought tobe hung
and would like to help hang him." The
defense feel confident Of securing re
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-17
TIE NATIONAL UNION
Convention at MauI1eld, ohio = omcsrl
psaa.nN

Present.
Special Correspondence Of Lhs IntsligMer.
MASsFlELD, o., June 16.-The Senate oI
the National Union met Ia the parlors ol
the Sherman Club Rooms at 10 O'clock
this morning, with the following officers
present:
President, John Marshall, Mansfield, o.
Vice President, Frank Creager, Fremont,
D.; Speaker, Geo. o. 1nghaln, Chicago,
II, ex.President, ]. O. Anderson, Mans.
field, o.; Secretary, Geo, U. Harm, Mans.
field, o. Treasurer, Geo. w. Cole, Mans.
field, o.. Medical Director, A. Il. Keys,
Mansfield, o.; Chaplain, r. II. Cfago,
Wheeling, w. Va. Usher, y. Mcfarland,
Bafnesville, Oh Setgsant,At-Armg, 2. L,
Teeple, Mansfield, o.; Doofkeeper, I. A.
1ronmongef, Greenwich, u, and Senators
| u, =. Seweil, ]. W, Myers and W, NJ.
Bayne, Of Ohio; F. N. Gage and ]. Wet.
more, Of Illinois z. ]. Charlesworth, o.
II. I. Brian, District Of Columbia.
The Senate proceeded 10 business al
once. The reports oi the officers and
various committees were made, and those
OF The officers referred 10 the various com
mittees. The reports Of Secretary And
Pfesldent show The order 10 be IN tht
very best condition. The increase dhrinS
the past year has been steady, and lbtt
order now nunb befs about IL, 900 membefg
Senators Keyes and Ctago we're appoint
ed q Committee on Credentials, and geha
tors Gage, Graham and H. I, Brian a Com
miLtee on Dlatfibutlon.
MahV RnanlutiaNN tpaSa saaasinJ aaA
also amendments 70 the laws. The Gee
sion will be q very buAy one.
Judge X. II, Oochf6n, Of Toledo, ID
delegate, and will be here this evening Of
tomorrow motnina,
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ALpENMkN ~ LAhaE.


Governor Hill Ystuus the Bill Recently
Passed By the New York Legislature.
ALBANY, N. Y, June 16.-Governor
Hill has vetoed the bill passed by the
Legislature providing for the election oI
fourteen Aldermen at large in New York
City. In his memorandum he approves
Of the feature OF spring elections, but he
disapproves Of the election Of the Alder.
men on general ticket for the reason
that the several districts would lose the
local representation that they now enjoy.
More than one.halt Of the memorandum
is devoted TO the Governors objections to
the proposed plan Of cumulative voting
His main reasons for opposing this feature
are that 1t is an experiment which has
never been tried elsewhere except in the
immaterial instances: that the individual
voter Is insignificant; that the best politi.
cal machine will win; and that there is a
serious question as to the Constilutionality
Of the provision.
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BosroN, MASS, June 18.-At the after.
noon session yesterday Of the North
American Turner.Bund after warm de.
bate Il was voted to use both English and
German in the Turner schools. It was
also voted To hand over the examination
Of the Turner'S Seminary to board 10 bt
composed Of members from district or.
ganizationg. In the evening q long ano
excited discussion Was held on the result
Of recommending the abolition OF the
Presidency and Senate Of tho United
States. The proposition Was agreed 10
by vote OF 80 To B4.
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A R.ruIN,lon wind Storm,

DETROIT, June 16.-A special to the
Evening Journal from East Lewis, Mich,
says: A terrific wind storm, accompanied
by heavy rain, passed over here last night.
Il broke the United States signal stat,
leveled Richards Brothers' large block oi
stores; trees were blown down and large
quantity OF lumber was blown into the
bay. The residence OF James Shaw was
moved bodily off the sllls and carried
naarlv fiYA feet.
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CutCAeo, June IL. The News WaupeCa
SpecIalsayS John Kslly,Srespscted citizen
Of Ostrander, this county, was shot ant
mottally wounded last night by Sam vii
Bop, keeper Of the house Of ill.iame
Wiison has been ordered 10 leave town
and not doing 90 q party Of citizens wen
10 bis place 70 compel him 10 do 90. HI
Bsised . shot gun and fred with the above
result. He was brought here and lodged
Ia fail. b,nohing 10 feared.
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wnirr MEN sltspEornt,
OF Having Part III The UutraEes Of aoro.
hino,s YIilAinoha Hand, ~

nlmo's vlllAinoaA Band.
NEw YoRk, June 1O.-A Tombstone
special to the Herald says. 4 party 4
United States troops while scouting h
the neiphbothood Of CalamoS 4 few daya
ago came suddenly upon two Americans
and several Mexicans, all sleeping III tho
brush near where Geronimo's horses wefe
at pasture. All wore moccssinS and made
o trail very similar 10 that Of The Id.
dianB, a -
While ills pretty generally believed that
these men are guilty Of some Of the dep.
relations charged against the Indians
there was no evidence 10 commit them,
and after an examination they were let At
liberty. The party were unable 10 rive
any satisfactory account Of themselves.
An important change will soon be made
In the efficiency oil the arms at present
used by the cavalry. The Indiana have
superior guna with longer range and Dut6f
aim than the cavalry.
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PITTsBURaH, June l6.-The iron output
this year compared with that Of the cor.
responding period Of 1885 shows q good
condition. Two hundred and three tons
more Of iron are being made than during
last June. In the steel mills 700 tons Of
metal are used daily In the nine mills
the puddlers are on double turn. In the
remainder half Of the pudding furnaces
are on double, and one.hali on single turn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-17

"WnALINo bus fallen OF greatly in re.
cent years." says an exchange. Yes,
some OF us can remember when q young
fellow iolt himself neglected II his teacher
didn't whale him at least once . day.
Whether the new way is better, Is mat
ter Of opinion, but the old method made
ia imnression. .r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-17

surPosE we have a meeting Of the
Chamber OF Commerce and the physiCiant
Of this city to discuss the project Of
medical college in Wheeling. That would
be in the line Of taking the sense Of the
community. The time to talk it over is
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~ i-I IItnNnsd ID stsabenvllle

''ItFF1I I7I7I1lTtV 70 NJ ITItlVVV VVV77Q''' ~
srEupISviLLnp., jane l0.--Eafly this
morning Thomas Connolly, q tSn.yeat old
boy, wGs drowned in the river near the
PGn.HAndls bridge. Nobody saw the
drowning occur, bnt II 10 suppoeed be gAa
10 bathing and took cramps. The hnding
oi bic clothes upon The fltel hAnk led Y
Tho dlScoVeSy, The body VA IeoVVeFea'
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AN EsIlMATR
OF Thompson by friend Who Knew Him
IntimAtSly,

" @eNesfatA - = AANSAN WA9 AAAbN
ultimately,
PITTSBURGH, Pa, June ls,-A persona
friend Of Winfield ]. Thompson, the
principal in yesterdays tragedy at the
sturtsyant house, New York, has Just re,
turned to the city. He says he had been
10 Thompson's company on an average OIL
three times week. The last time was
Monday afternoon, when he appeared 10
be In the best OF health and spirits. He
never mentioned being married and II has
been currently reported and taken ior
granted that he was engaged TO be married
lothe adopted daughter Of Phillip Armour,
the well known Chicago pork packer.
1t Is very safe TO presume that he was
not married. He was very regular In his
habits and very leyel.headed. The theory
advanced that he had married clandestine.
ly and feared to meet his father, who will
arrive In New York tomorrow with his
daughter, intending TO sail for Europe,
may be true, but he was not the man to
weaken or commit an act such as he did
through fear OF any body.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-17

As A summer resort Wheeling very
nearly approaches perfection. Ia place oi
the seaside we have the beautiful river
banks, studded with old hoopskirts and
tomato cans, Our majestic hills, rising in
eternal grandeur, invite the lAnguid soul
to seek surcease amid their smoke.Clad
peaks Between hill and river the gentle
btee1eS sweep through the city and fan
the teyetish brow with odor.laden xephyrs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-17

81. LOUIS ought to be able to learn. il
she is she will not permit her Anarchists
10 hold Fourth Of July picnic TO raiie
funds for the benefit Of their compatriota
imprisoned In Chicago. The day is strik-
ingly inappropriate for that sort Of thing,
being essentially an American holiday.
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"TnE parry in power is the party il
trouble" says the Chicago Inter Ocean,
While this Is undoubtedly true, we know
a party that is willing to take the one will
the other and it hopes 1t isn't going to
have 10 wait very long. either.
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CHICAGO, ILL, June lG.-"I have no
adopted daughter" Mr.. P. D. Armour
said, after reading the dispatch this after.
noon. "Ths girl referred 10 Is an eStima.
BILE young lady who lived for time with
my brothers family in Kansas City"
Mr.. Armour says he met Thompson
but once, but that the Kansas City
Armours were very intimate with the
young mans family. Thompson, as far
as he knew, had q good character. Mr..
Armour's brother was To accompany the
young mans father to Europe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-17

Blsnor WILLIAMS, Of the Methodist
Church South, will, II he thinks 1t advlsa'
bic, establish a native conference Of hii
church when he reaches China. The
Chinaman who doesn't readily appreciate
theessential difference between the Metho'
dist Church South and the Methodist
Episcopal Church isn't worth saving al
nnu milan
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THE @. SO. RAILROAD.
Ths Old Board Rs-slootod-ThS Reads h
tenAi0n Assured.
RDteiaI Dispatek 10 tke InteIIf1eRoT,


GRAFTON, W, Va, June l0-The an.
nuRl HtoCkholders' meeting Of the Grafton
4 Grssnbrisr Railroad was held at
Beverly to-day, and resulted in the
reelection Of the old Board Of
Directors. This is triumph Tor
Mr.. G. w. Whitescarver, Of the Board,
whom the Standard has recently devoted
its whole time to fighting. The endorse
msnt Of the Board by the stockholders as.
slres the extension Of the road TO Beling.
ton, nearly half way between Philippi and
Beverly, Randolph county. Probably work
on the extension will be commenced
within q week.
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WHILE the French princes are looking
for a spot in which their exile may be
made comfortable, we desire to call their
attention to Wheeling. II they are good
hands at plps.laping they can get employ
ment here this summer.
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TnE longer Dakota, Montana and Wash
iugton are kept out Of the Union by Dem
Ocrstic votes the bigger will be the Repub
llcan majorlty they will bring with them
when they do come tripping in.
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New HAVEN CoSN., June 1O.-The large
provision and pork packing house ol
Spery 4 Barnes, OF Long Wharf, took fire
this morning and was burned 10 the
ground. The loss will be about 500, ,00(
aud is covered BY insurance. Several fire
men were injured.
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Oh, HAS ri
REPUBLICAN GOSPEL.

Representative Mckinley, of Ohio, on
behalf Of the minority Of the Committee 10
On Ways and Means submitted to-day a
teport on the wool resolution reported ad-
gerBely by that committee. The minority
report says that the majority report, while
lstensibly made upon the resolution Ia in
TACT supplemental report on the general
ariff bill, and evidently intended as de.
tense Tor the action OF the Committee 10
place wool upon the free list The minor.
ty goes into an exhaustive argument
oristling with figures to demonstrate that
.hegrowlh and development Of agriculture
nave not bsen hurt by protective tariff.
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GOVERNOR FrzHuoH LEE needn't ge'
excited. II he can't stand few comments
from a Northern preacher, what view
does he think sensible people north and
south take Of the recent triumphant resur'
rection Of Mr.. Jefferson DavisH
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soNE Of the theatrical managers desire
TO do away with "window advertising,' ;
but the stars know Of no other way to gel
those charming full.sheet portraits before
an easily enchanted public,
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PirrHuRaH, June 16.-A Harrisburg
dispatch says: The Pardon Board des.
troyed Milton Weston's hopes Of release
ifom the penitentiary last night by refus.
Ing his application for pardon. The de.
cision is final and the Chicago millionaire
must now serve out his sentence. His
friends are much cast down over the dc.
ninlhn v
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BASE NAL.
A Phenomenal Game BS,wssn the DaIti-
moFOS aud AthlstioS-Othor ConieStS.

mOrSS aud AthlotiOs-Othor Contests.
BALTIMORE Nd, June 1O.-After play.
Ing eleven innings to-day darkness put
an end to the Baltimore.Athletic game,
neither being able to make more than
fou, runs. The visitors did the best work
with the bat, but the home team exCelled
in fielding, and the game was close and
exciting throughout The features were
Milligan's heavy batting and the field
work Of Soners and Beirbauer. Score:
InninSS.,.. zee. l 46G7S 10 II
4sRI,Iis'e:.-....::::;. 2ssREiIiIIiS;e:....: fHSSGSS e.
Earned runs, Baltimore, /; Athletic, 8
First base on balls, OF Henderson, 2; oil
Atkinson, 8. Errors, Baltimore, 8; Ath.
letlc, s. Umpire, Valentine.
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KICK on Arbitration,

srRtSornLD, Ills, June le.-At a mass
meeting Of the minerb OF the Third district
held here to-day, strike throughout the
district was ordered, the Board Of Arbitra.
lion having failed 10 hx a satisfactory
price for the mining. The men want q
new board appointed on different prinCi.
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g,pala tJobftmatlobs aod Ilel.A,l,o,.

WASHINGTON, June 1O.-Tho Senate has
rejected the nOminationo Of John o. sholdS,
Of Michigan, to be Chief Justice oi The
Supreme Court Of Arizona, and Abraham
Rase, 10 be Postmaster at vihton, "A
number Of PoetmAstsfs, ColleoIof5 and
Surveyor ot Customs weis Oonatmed,
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In Alaska, it is true, they don't have to
take step.ladder to see what has becomt
Of the thermometer, but then they cant
get to Washington often to see what Is the
matter with the patronage mill.
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juDdE HoLHAN's attempt to strike down
the Civil Service act in an appropriation
bill psye him q walk-over for renomina'
tion, THE OK knoweth his owner, and
the asa his masters crib"
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TuE President OF a Colorado Mining
Company happening to be in Louisville,
was mistaken iora confidence man desir'
Ing to sell nothing at good price. Gould
ANYTHING be more absurd
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oLNEtASD, June iOY-A special from
Warren, Ohio, Bays that 10000 pounds. .ol
wool were purchased there yesterday BY
Eastern buyers a thirty Sentspsr pound
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CHICAGO, June iS.-The Daily Nept'
Bushnell, Ills, special says; A furious
wind storm this afternoon, accompanied
BY rain and hail, fAttsnel 10 the ground
Wallace 4 Oompany's circus canvas, In
iuflng about Thirty people, several danger
nualV.
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f. MR, MORRISON is going to try 1t to-mor-
,ov. ius. to see how many Democratic
vill be mean enough to vote against his
Iiule net.
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HorGls complain that guests are not or
dsring so much wine as formerly. Itmust
be that the commercial traveller Is working
on commission and paying his own ex'
penses,
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WHEN John Stuart Millsaid, "The Con-
,sryalives are always FOOLS" he was look
jps hard at Lord Salisbury and the rest Of
tha ldsh.haters. .-----.--
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A BRooxLYS judge who refused to ad-
NIT an Anarchist to naturalization, hit
him ,ouars on the head.
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pRov. PRocTOE says that Gladstone iSin
ADVANCE Of bis time. Then the time must
c,,eb up or be knocked out Of joint.
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poTr rule or misruls-this ia the IrIsh
opeSLion in nutshell,
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oARLlsLE's STATEMENT.

cARLIsLE's STATEMENT.
Mr.. Carlisle was placed in the muir.
derer's cell at the Central Police Station,
and only intimate friends were permitted
TO converse with him. A friend pur.
chased him q cot and Mrs. Carlisle sent
him some bed clothing which was placed
In his cell. He refused TO make any state.
ment to reporters until after he had con.
versed with his attorneys and friends.
About 8 o'clock he was visited by Mr.. L.
W. Byran, his attorney, and Rev. ]. w.
Lowrance, with whom he Conversed for q
few minutes, and then made the follow.
ing statement to q Journal reporter:
II left my Office in the Wales building
10 20 home between 4:30 and o'clock.
Ny partner, Mr.. Crater, will remember
the exact hour. went up Delaware street
10 Ninth street, and as there was no car
on the track, ! stood there an instant
looking around. Presently / saw Mr..
Doane, the architect, and Mr.. George Law,
the real estate agent, standing on Main
street, Just above the Burlington ticket
Office, and as / had some business with
Mr.. Doane, | went over TO speak 10 him.
had been there but short time when l
heard the car approaching and crossed
back over Ninth street and stopped In
front Of the Times building. The car came
up and stopped and just as / was in the
act Of getting on ! saw DR.. Muuford on
the platform, entering the car. In an In
stant the assault he had made upon me
flashed through my mind, and thinking ol
the condition Of my wife, 1said 10 him:
"Dr. Muniord, you have killed my
wife Twas going TO say something else,
don't remember what, when he turned
around very quick and struck me In the
face with his arm. | do not know II II
was done Intentionally or not, but II
alarmed me very much at the time and ]
reached for my revolver and he pulled out
his at the same instant. As soon as pre-.
ceiyed this fred at him. He got down
on bis knees and fred several times and
then crossed over the car and attempted
to get out OF the way, when i was arrested
by the Office"
"Have YOU been in the habit Of carrying
q revolver2'
mo, sir. not previous to about q week
ago, Shen borrowed q 3S calibsr Smith
4 Wesson from friend, aa had been
told that DR.. Munfotd was armed for me,
Friends oi mine had gone 10 bis Office
several days ago, and had seen him with
two large fevOlvers. II was because ol
that that armed myself. had nc
Thought OF seeing Muniord to-day, In fact
| have been keeping out Of his way ID
hopes that the matter would blow over.
II want YOU 10 say Tor me that ! regret
very much that the other people we're In
jured, as / had no desire 70 hurt any one
except Muniofd."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-17

EVERY wool grower who lsyon free wool
viII vote the Democratic ticket this year.