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ten perloren bate, fein paiiagier, Der
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re6t ber3li@ gela6t bdtte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-30
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i'm auf bas 8ereitnillisffe aaen, ipel9e an 9al'
Iiaen Nufdaen ober an elmer bar9 Seberforun9
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aen DbSpepfie sebrau9te.
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ter BON georaia: sd babe Simmons 2tber
ReouIator aeaen Sartleibisteit, bic bnrd cine
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Qtber NeauIator unb betra9te i1n alS bie rnd9'
tiate Mrsnei ber @esentuart sesen bic ben mala'
ridden @egenben eigentbimltben SrantDetten.
etne 70 CUTE grsnei uerSient aase'ne'ns Sr''
pfebluns.
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pott ben nnter5ei6neten beretttt tpir0.
J. FL. Zeilin & Co.
alIeinise gisentbiimer, @bilabelpbia, Ya.
Hreis $1.00.
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ubrina@er unb Sumelier San Mntoz
ttios, miro am /. Oftober iein @ei9dft
bon Der Commerce. StraBe na@ benz
MainspIasa, neben Wolfion's Wbite
.@lephant berlegen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-30
Ser befannte unb beIiebte.

- Ser befannte unb beIiebte, an Diz
pifonfraBe, Solebo, Sbio, tpobnbafte
8dderneiiter, 9err Soiepb Sdger, bat
f9pn lange bic 9r. Nuguft 26nis's
Samburger Gamilien=M Mebi5inen anges
tpanbt unb tann felbe ibrer bielfeitigen
9eiltraft tpegen Sebem empfeblen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-09

JUDGE BRANSoN says the ISTELLIdgNcER
correspondent did not correctly report
his Glenyillo speech, The Judge shall
have tho benefit Of his disclaimer and
thea wo shall call his attention to his
spe,ch Of yesterday, at slStersvllle, re-
pors4d by one Of the home stat sent to
alori him the amplest facility for reach.
in, the greatest number Of people. The
main points Of the two speeches, includ,
Ing all the lAlse doctrine and heresy and
all the inaccuracies, are the same.
Tho pivotal point OF each speech, or Of
the second delivery OF the same speech, is
that tho tariff ought to bo taken Of the
ueceasarios Of lie and put on the luxuries.
Judge Brannon very properly classIties
diamonds asluxuries. Hewill not maintain
taat tariff on diamonds helps any Amer
lean industry-that Is purely tariff for
revenue. A tariff on "the nscessaries ol
life" IL help to every American n
engasel in their production
and II the tariff bo high enough to make
up for the difference as between the coal
OF production in this country and abroad
1t is protection actual, practical, bene'
fcenL ~
Judge B'annon does not seem to know
that one way to increase the customs
tsycnuCs--which he regards as clearly a
tax on American consumen-is to lower
thente otduty and stimulate the purchase
Of foreign products; or that the revenues
can nbe decreased by increasing the rate Oi
duty. sCs ~
la short Judge Brannon's position or
tho tariff question may be fairly charuc'
terized @ignorance aggravated by astropg
leaning to free trade which he is too old
to overcome. With due respect to the
Judge and the great party which oGert
him to the people, he is not the man tc
represents district to which protective
tariff is a vital necessity. Our Congress-.
man he cannot be.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-09
The oleoml,rgarlno Law.

WAsnISoroN, Oct. S.--The Acting Sec.
retary Of the Treasury has asked the At
tornOy General for any opinion as to
whether the oleomargarlne law imposes a
tax on tho different Ingredients used in
the manufacture Of olOomnrgarine and
also a tax on the article when finished
and placed on the market, or whether the
law Contemplates tax only upon the
finished article. Tho question has been
raised by the opponents Of the measure,
and It's determination will make Consid.
erable difference one way or the other Ia
the persons dealing In oleomargerine.
Commissioner Miller has received proofs
Of tho new oleOmargarine stamps, and
said to-day that the stamps will be ready
for shipment to the collectors about tho
1kkh inpk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-09

TuE killing of q man at Elm Grove was,
rs the CorOner's jury found, iustifsble
act, Tho man had committed burglary
and was found by Mr., HaHlieb In his
house under all the conditions which
Justify killing, Any-ethsf- prudent man
would have protected himself sud his
family in the same way, and any man Of
feeling would regret the necessity which
compelled him to take life, as we are sure
M, Har!lieb does, 1t is probable that
the man Troy was not entirely responsible
for his acts, yet there was method in
his meanneas, and nobody could
b, expected to take time to inquire into q
burglars mental condition, Mr., Hart.
Heb took too great a risk when he
stopped to parley with the msu-the
shooting might easily have been from tho
other eide. Iievory burglar were sure Of
Troy's fate there would be fewer bur-
vlariea
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-09
LA MAscoprE DISASTER,
The Death Roll Numbers ThIrty-YeriiCt of
2 rN tlis CergpSr'4 1ury,

The Death Roll NumberS ThiFty-Yeriict OI
II ~ tlis csFgper'4 Jury,
81, Lobls, No., Oct, s.r7The following
deaths occurred yesterday among those
injured In the La MRscotle disaster, max
ing the total number thirty. MsrshAl
Wade, aolored, ,iof Walnut Hills, Tenn.
Albert Rice, Golored, Of Cape Michael; NJ.
G, sIerlOr, Of Cincinnati, Ohio; Lswis
Chatham, colored, Of PaduCAh, Ky.
George Il. Davidson, the boats carpenter,
is In q very pIaGRrious condition, and is
not expected I'd live.
The coroner resumed his investigation
into The tahse Of the deaths resulting
from the accident. Adolph Evelyn, pilot
OF the Eagle, testified that he notic5d the
explosion Of the La MasCotte, but hearing
no signal supposed'that the boat was not
in distress, M
whenhe saw nat sho was on .ars,
however, he ordered the deck hands 70
lower skill aud the yRyl, They did so
and aided In the resCuspt the passengers
and thA,GFew, The captain Of the Eagle
appeared on deck about this time aud
seemed provoked that lie (the pilot had
ordered the boats lowered. The Eagle
than ran ashore and took on board Rll
those Ehohad escaped tlOm the burning
boat ~ H.k x.
Capt. O. Through, OF The Eagle, testi-
fed that hO was powerlGss to render any
assistance to the LsMascOtte, for his own
boat would certainly hRYe caught fire II he
had attempted to- push the burning boat,
NA the yawl aud skill had already been
lowered when he came on deck, and were
resCulng drowning pasaafgers and mem
bers Of the crew. Hs did all in his power
to alleviate the Auferinst OF the Injured
after they h4d been brought aboard the
Eagle. 1
Several Of the La Mastotte'H crow test.
lied that Captain Thompson, master Of the
La MascottO was the last one to leave aud
that he did all in his power to save the
boat and .hgr crew and pNbsengOra. They
all agreed that the Eagle could have
pushed the La MssCotts ashore without
endaugering herself. Captain Thompson
testified as soon "a he knew tho boat was
on llrehe Reatched the upper and lower
decks for Ills crew and deck hands, butRll
but two OF them had been too severely In.
jured toreuder any, aSsistaliCs in exttn-
gushing the fire OF hsIlnsde theirescape,
He and Afr. GerelahRssisted the ladies to
the stage and supplied them with lie
preserYera, ,
: After the evidence was all taken the
Jury almost Immediately returned yer.
dict exonerating the officers Of the La
Msscotte from all blame, and Revsrely
criticised Captain Through, OF tho Eagle,
for his treatment Of tho aurvivora and for
not attempting to run the burning boat
ashore, and reeotnmendedthSt bis ilCspsd
be revoked, - NJ -. 1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-09
An AssnsnIn,a Cnnrcssinn,

Sioux Cry, Ia, Oct. S.-1uportant de.
velopments have been made iu the Had.
dock assassination case. 1.switt, who
was arrested in Chicago yesterday. was
notbrought here, but taken to Kinssley,
the home OF Attorney Wood. He is ex.
pected here Monday, the date fixed tor
the beginning Of the examination Of the
parties arrested.
The confession Of I.eavitt has been made
public this evening, In this confession,
sworn to before a Notary Public In Obi.
cago, l.eavitt charges that the shooting
was done by John Arensdori, foreman o.
the FrapA Brewing Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-09

Hon. G. W. Atkinson, Of Wheeling,
will preach 10 the lrBt NJ. u. Church 70,
morrow morning.
The Ohio Wine Company received from
Parkonburs Yesterday 90 tons Of fine
grapes Of the Virginia Seeding variety
The Cleveland, Lorain 4 Wheeling
company 10 buSlly engaged driving niles
along the river front Tor the Martins Fer-
ry extension,
Work on The power house for the new
water works ia progressing as rapidly a.
practicable. The sinking box 10 down 10
The required depth, and work on the ioun.
dAtIauwlll he begun The Qfst Of the
week, The reservoir 10 we'll under way
pIpe ID being laid, and everything points
10 an carly completion Of the work,
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rnr wAL1Aop 1YNonlNa.

The Father Of The Murderer Refuses 70
claim the Body for tlutlRi.
81. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct S.-A special from
stsslvills, BAyai The body oi Pat Wall
lace, the murderer Of the Logan family,
hanged by a mob here on Monday night,
waS cut down and brought 10 town yesLer'
day and lAy oil day 10 thp Court House
stfelChed oul on q plank, tic. nooOo lill
abUht hiB neck, and his hands and ieet
pinionbd as the mob had left them.
According 70 bis request bic parents
were sent word 10 come TO get hl9 body,
Laie yestefdhy the word came back from
the father that he would have nothing 10
40 with Tho body oil his son, 20 unnatural
% 10 murder his parents best irlelds,
A pine coffin WAA inAde last night and
the inurdefets body placed therein, II
will be buried on q desolAte hill by tht
road side where many years ago . hegfeel
who murdered heE. tnaBtefB CHILD wa
buried after being hanged according u
law
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nIoeEsr YET.

Gas Struck near Fairmont-A Regular
...ar GuSher Well Tapped.
Special Dipa.ch 10 he IRislliqeteer
FAlRnoNT, W. Va, October s.-This
town was thrown into a state Of excite.
ment to-day by the news Of tho striking
Of natural gas at Huklll & Co.'s we'll.
When the gus was struck 1t came go sud-
denly and unexpectedly thatit blew the
tools out Of the we'll, and threw stone
from one hundred to two hundred feet
high, besides tearing part Of the derrick
down by its force.
Experienced gas men say that 1t is the
largest we'll that has yet been struck in
this country. The roar Of the escaping
gas, 1t Is said, can be heard from si1 to ten
miles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-09

New YoRE, Oct. S.-A special from the
City Of Mexico says: General jackson
presented his letter OF recall To President
Diaz yesterday aud last night he left for
the United States. In the railway depot
he received from tho American colony
and other foreigners and Mexicans the
greatest ovation ever given to any Ameri.
can in Mexico, with the single exception
OF General Grant. The American colony
presented him with handsome oil paint
Ing, which he accepted in a feeling speech
full Of gratitude To bis countrymen here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-09
AN ocEAN 1ronllon.

Terrible Experience Of FSvnr.strlcksa
Crew-lISacuSd BY Ms1iCana.
NEw ORLEANS, Oct. S.-ThS British bark
Montreal arrived yesterday In charge Of a
Mexican captain and crew. She left
Colon in August Ia command Of Captain
Davidson aud q crew Of fourteen. After
leaving port the captain and CREW were
stricken down with fever. The captain
becoming delltlous Jumped overheard and
was lONt, The steward, boAtBwAin and
chief officer alao died. The elk remaining
men were unAbls 10 manage the vessel,
and she drlIted At the mercy Of Wind and
wave. Being caught In 0 hurricane, che
lost all her sails, and finally beaChed near
Uomlteke, Mexico. Here she was found
and OAtOd, and taken charge Of by Gap.
taln lSadOrn HutoE, O Mexican, who fea!.
Ted her In UOmiteke, and brought her and
her sick crew, after many days, 10 New
Orleans. The captain claims heavy cal
wage. Tho bark was In ballast, and Il
9yhedOy q. Churchill 4 Sons, Halifax
N y,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-09
Words of Warning.

LONDON, Oct. s-Atthe annual meeting
OF tho Iron and Steal Institute, yesterday,
D. Adsmson, Of Manchester, was elected
President for the ensuing year. President
Percy, the retiring officer, delivered an ad.
dress on the iron and steel making re-
sonrces Of Great Britain aud United
States. He showed that the British out
put Of Bsssemer steel was constantly de.
cressing and he warned his hearers that
II there should be war or commercial
struggle, bliud belief in their own Buprem.
aGy would be dangerous, aud that disre-
gard OF their antagonist's power would re.
sult in disaster,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-09
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Union Furniture Company, al
Grand Rapids, Mich, loses $4,000 by
fire.
Louis Napoleon, on italian prince, has
arrived at San Francisco by steamer, and
will take in this country. la
Republican clerks in Washington are
fearful that their heads will be cut of II
they 90 home to vote against the admins.
tration. ..T..
At the county fair at North Manches.
ter, Ind, Hoosier Sam, pacing horse
with record Of 2,22, was instantly killed
in collision. ~
The Washington administration is
scared by the formidable appearance Of
Henry George in New York, and Ia con.
CsntrRting lie force for his defeat. 0'
A good many distilleries that have been
closed are all now opening, and the
Treasury Department 10 notified that o
number Of new ones are To be opened.
The last cotton crop report for the Mem.
phis district says: The light frosts which
iell in portions Of the district on the night
Of October let we're not damaging, and the
fair weather that has since prevailed
gives assurance Of favorable conditions
which Adds 10 the bright prospects, Of the
planter, and enables him 10 gather his
crop In u clean and satisfactory manner.
Republican miners Of Glen Roy, O.,
Issue an address In opposition 10 the elec.
tlOn o. John Mcbride. They Say: 1--WE
call upon the Republican workingmen ot
tho state TO assert their ume'honored
manhood, and show the Democratic poll.
tlctans that we cannot be used TO serve
their ambitious purposes. The ballot Ia q
blrtbright Of every American citizen, and
no man can rob US Of the intelligent use
Of that mighty weapon. We want no man
for Secretary Of State whom the Bpoils ot
Office can buy. Mr.. Mcbride cannot
serve two masters. He cannot serve q
president ot trades union and % o stand.
ard bearer Of the Democratic party
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-09
AN orr1oLAL,s MISTAKE.
Tho parLonlng of the RevoIutlonIsts-uov

The Pardonlug of the Observation-Disclosures
... II waS Done. ...-.ll.
LONDON, Oct, s,-The true Gtory Of the
reported pardoning Of the Spanish insur-
gents has just leaked out. Itappears that
at meeting oil the Cabinet on Monday it
was rcaolved that the death sentence Of
the Court Martial should bO confirmed.
An Under Secretary 10 whom
Premier sagasta whispered the decision,
misunderstood the hurried remark, and
going out announced to the crowd which
had assembled to await tho YER
dict, that the prisoners had
been pardoned. The newspaper men
rushed OFF and telegrsphed tho news to all
parts OF the country. Senior Sapasta, IA
soon as he learned Of the mistake 81 the
Under Secretary, despaired Of stopping
the kilograms, but sent correction to
ell the newspapers. The press, however,
did not believe in the correction, thinking
that tho Cabinet wished 10 keep the par
don secret until after the converting OF
the Queens Council, and published
the pardon as authentic. The
Cabinets situation is a difIi.
cult one. II they really pardoned the in.
surgents thoy did 60 against the dictates
ol their conscience and against the wishes
Of the army. II they did not pardon
them, and the sentences Of death were
carried out, tho public would believe tho
Queen forced their execution. The Off.
Cial's blunder has thus, probably, eaved
the insurgents' lives.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-09

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. S.-The Louis.
villes outbattsd the Athlotics to-day, but
could not win because Of Wolfs's mlsers.
bic catching aud wild throwing and Cooks
errors at first. Score; ~
nnlng',"...""".rr""". 2 s46S7S
Louisville. 0 2 0 o 10 2-S
AthiOtics ."."".. ......'"". 8 0 / i 8 Q . 6-.ii
Earned runs, Louisville s; Athletic 2.
Two base hits, 0'Brlen. Three base hits,
Browning, Wolfo, Collins. Passed balls,
Wolfe 8. Wild pitches, HeCker 2; Atkis:
son 9. First base on balls, Hecker s;
Atkisson 2. Struck out, HeCker 9; Atkis.
son .. Base hits, Louisville, 8; Athletic
10. Errors, LouisvIllO 0; Athletics 8.
Umpire, Kelly. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-09
KAULBARS' RECEPTION
~ awe pULeARIAN pRoyINols
Very Uold-Ths Army Officers Refer Hun
to tho Government The Decoration
of French Soldiers Graves Cen
eral Foreign Nswsof IutOrest.

SOFIA, Oct, s,-eeneral Kaulbars met
with cold reception at sistoya. A meet,
ing Of 1000 Of the inhabitants declared
against the intervention OF Russia. Gen.
erpl Kaulbsrs notified the officers Of the
Bulgarian army stationed at Slstoya by
letter to meet him and hear message
from the Car. The officers replied that
he should address the Bulgarian Govern.
ment.
General Ksulbars arrived at Rudchpk
to-day, He was received by the Russian
consul, but thcre was no public demon.
stration.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-09

oales, Nos, 20 and ~ FouFssontA street,
CncAoo's Anarchists die hard, but they
GENERAL GOyE will find Judge Bran
mons sisIersville speech very pleasant
,JtpU

We greatly regret that Judge John
Braunon lost last year s2Gl in the cattle
business, but we can't honestly encourage
him to hope 10 make 1t up next year out
Of tho salary OF q Representative in Con
aess. We advise him to stick to the cat
Ne business and see II he can't find his
mnrey where he Lost It.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-09
DEArnN pY A nunanAAt
who Was I.outsd grcm Jls plnge Of Con
teniinOnt ItntlOr n lied,

Who Was Houtsd grOW ILs tlngc Of Con.
teaiinGnt Under q lied.
NoRFoLE, Va, Oct S!--John Culpep.
per, an SgCdt9rmsr living alone on Jul.
lan'S creek, almost four HilOu from Nor.
folk, Upon retiring Wednesday night dis
covered a negro Under his bsd. He pro.
Cured shot gun and fired at tho intruder,
missing him. Tho negro thOn. EelEOd the
nuEsIe Of the gun Bnd struggle ensued
which tesulted lp MI Oulpsppef being
horribly bsatOn With the weapon, having
Biz skull and face crushed, ohe arm shat.
tered and right ear bitten Of, Yesterday
morning the nelghbors found Mi. Unlpeb,
per Ia 4 dying condition but able TO tell
vhst had happened. A party was organ.
lied aud started iu pursuit Of the negro.
"wednesday Nj, CulpCppef received d
large sum Oi money which the negro was
probably aware Of and he sectOtod hin.
Ssli under TIE bed to rob the promises,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-09

AT Washington Kansas City 2; Wash.
ington 9. Game called on account Of
darknges. Base hits, Kansas City 8;
Washington 4. Errors, Kansas City Z;
WashingtonG o. . -
AT philadelphis, Pa.,-Detroit Il; Phil.
adelphis O. Earned runs, Detroit 4. Base
hits, Detroit l2; Philadelphia 4. Errors,
Detroit 2; Philadelphia 7.
AT Boston-BostoD, Z; Chicago, 0. Base
hits-Bostop, IL; Chicago, o. Errors
Boston, a; Chicago, 7. Pitchers-Rad.
bourne aud Mccormick.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-09

NEW FoEEI Oct, S.--The imports oil Dry
Goods the week ending yesterday were
1851 packages, valusd At SS,l74eSl
against a,7OS pACkSgsS valued at $9,l79,40t
Of the previous week. OF The total I'm
ports Of 1854 packages valued Al sl,075,
474 which were entered Tor CONSUMPTION
and l,ll7 packages valued az Si00, los
were wAtehoused. Withdrawals from
the warehouse ioT tho week were 2,40,
packages, valued Of sl4l,BO3.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-09

BERLIN, oCtobsr 81 The appeal Of
Socialists Auer, Bsbal and others, against
the sentence Of the Court at Freiburg,
comes before the Court Of Appeals st
Leipaic, on October llth, 1.-THE tribunal
should Contlrm the sentences six OF the
condemned, who are members OF the
ReiChstag, will be unable TO appear at tue
next session, their terms Of imprisonment
covering nine month";,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-09

BERLIN, Oct S,-The Official Journal Of
strasburg, noticing the formation Of la.
dies committee at Metz to tend the
graves OF French soldiers who were killed
there in 1870, declares that the committee
Is usaless, that the German Government
having charged itself with careful tending
Of the graves, under article 10 Of the Frank
fort Treaty; further, that II the commit.
tee make the matter an oCCasion for
political demonstration they will not be
tolerated..