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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-11

LONDON, June lO.-The rate OF dis,
count during the past week was Hal
per cent. 1t is expected that there will
be further decline during June and
July il the superabundance OF money
continues. Another reduction Of the
Bank of England rate is probable. Trade
being very quiet, stock exchange require
ments are small. Business on the stock
exchange during the week was very
slack, with dropping tendency. The
action OF speculative cliques in New
York discourages the American railroad
market here.
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DRUELLA, THE GYPSY.
Information Asked Concerning Her aud IN
Alleged Stolen Child.

Information Asked Concerning Her ana IN
Alleged Stolen Child.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, June 10.-Tel-
egrams by the dozen have been re-
ceived by the Chief of Police of this
city since the departure of "Queen"
Druella, the alleged Gypsy, who got
$1,000 from Mrs. Ulerick, Credulous
old lady, to be used in her incanta-
tons or consultations with the old
lady's horoscope. Many of these tele-
grams ask for a description OF the child
left by the gypsy us collateral with
Mrs. Ulerick, while many others de-
scribe children stolen from Richmond,
Virginia, Chicago and other points.
The child has doubtless been stolen,
us she says the gypsy was mot her
mamma, but that she had another
mamma some place." The little one is
about six years Of age, very dark COM
plexioned, in fact, she has the appear
ance Of being OF creole French ex-
traction, and has most probably been
stolen from some place in the South.
She is, however, too young to give the
names OF her parents or clew to their
whereabouts,
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TUE CROP SUMMARY.
Effects OF the Late season-AvcraGo Acre
nge by StnteS

Effects OF the Late SeaSOm-AVeraGo Acre
age by States.
CmcAdo, June l0.-The Farmers Re
gie~ this week will print the following
crop summary: The unfavorable condi,
tions for the termination of seed this
spring-excessiv moisture and unusual
ly low temperature-have made rcplant,
ing OF corn a necessity in many locali'
ties; replan.ing is not finished in some
late districts, but in others corn is up
and making fair progress. An average
temperature for this season Of the year
is now most required to insure good
foundation for remuneative crop. The
ground has dried very rapidly since the
recent rains and gentle warm showers
would be welcome in many places. An
appreCiable increase this year in the
acreage planted in corn is again
noticeable from summary Of the re.
port from our correspondents. In
Minnesota there is, however, apparently
a falling of in the acreage planted, while
in Kansas, Dakota and Nebraska, the
increase is quite extensive.
A summary OF the reports OF our cor,
respondents gives the following aver
ages by States OF the acreage planted tc
corn this year: Illinois, l04 per cent
Indiana, 100 SO per cent; Ohio, los pei
cent; Minnesota, IS! per cent; Kansas
l26 per cent: Dakota, 1856 per cent, ant
Nebraska, ll9 per cent. As indicated
by our reports, there appears to be de
cided decrease in the acreage sowr
to spring wheat this year Us compared
with last year. A summary Of our re
ports gives the following averages by
States Of acreage seeded as comparcC
with last year: Illinois, 81! per cent
Iowa, 95 per cent; Minnesota, SS pc
cent; Dakota, 9S per cent; Nebraska 4
per cent,
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GOV. HOADLY NOT ELATED.
What lie Says of the Democratic NomInU
tlOns,

What lie Says OF the Democratic N0minR'
tlOns.
New YoRK, June l0.-A S,m reporter
called upon Ex-Governor Hoadiy, oi
Ohio, yesterday and asked him how he
was pleased with the nomination oI
Thurman.
"I've got nothing whatever to say on
that subject" said Mr. Hoadly.
Don't you intend to vote for him"
81 am going to VOTE" said the ex.
Governor, impressively, "for the Prcsi,
Dental Electors. They won't let Inc
vote for the men themselves. was op.
posed to Thurman's nomination from
the start, and did all l could to prevent
it; and il I'd had a week longer to work
l would have prevented it."
"Then you don't think his name lends
strength to the ticket?"
"I've got nothing to say about that. ]
use white handkerchiefs, though, and
don't go in for bandNnas and snuff"
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"THrN every industry will spring for
ward at a bound, and wealth, prosperity
and power will bless the land that is
dedicated to free men, free labor and free
trade.
ave should not strive to find out the
lowest duty that will bring the highest
revenue, but fall MS far bclow that us pos
sible, and in doing so, whatever loss to
the revenue may occur should be sup.
piled from some other source. We
should remember that The lOtCcr he duties
The greater wiR be The imports.
1--WE should gradually decrease the
amount until our customs inreS come dions
from nOn-compcting articles entering our
custom houses" ."-ROgcr q. Mill, ,rl,osc
bill was endorsed by The Democratic Con-
UentiOn.
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A STRONGER KIND OF CONTRACT.
Marriage Bonds Hold Faster than South
Carolina Statute Law.

ullIEbEb Douub hutu EhAtcE tihAh oohhH
Carolina Statute Law.
COLUMBIA, S. c., June 1O.-Robert
Bratcher has been tried ut Abbeville for
enticing away laborers under contract,
which is a serious oflense in this State.
Some time ago Miss Hamilton, with her
sister, brother and mother, contracted to
work with ]. B. Ashley, of Abbeville.
Although in poor circumstances, the
girls were young and pretty and Miss
Hamilton soon captivated the heart Of
the young farmer, Bratcher. He asked
her to marry him. She accepted, the
ceremony was performed and he took
her to his home. Miss Hamilton, how
ever, was still under another kind OF
contract with Ashley, and it was unlaw-
full to take her off the place. The de-
fcndant was arraigned and tried. The
case was hotly contested. The jury,
however, could not be made to be hard
on the young couple, and they received
verdict OF not guilty us wedding
DrpRent
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TRINIDAD, Col, June 1O.-one of the
most disastrous fires that ever visited this
citystarted late this evening. After a
hard tlght the fire department succeeded
in getting control OF Il, but not until the
Commercial hotel with seven or eight
business houses had been consumed.
The fire also cut off all telegraph com.
munication, making it impossible to get
further particulars tonight.
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PEsTH, June TO- Emperor Francis
Joseph in receiving delegations said he
was satisfied with the amicable relation
existing between Australia and the
powes The great military credits de-
manded did not mean that trouble was
impending; they were asked because
other States had augmented their forces
He declared that he earnestly desired
DeaCe.
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A CHARACTER RESURRECTED.
Lan,Iuulet williams About TO Contest tn
SenntOrshIp with Mr.. Dolph.

IahUuulBt Williams AnOut 10 Suutcbt eho
SenntorshIp with Mr.. Dolph.
WASHINGTON, June 9.-The election
in Oregon on Tuesday last, whereby the
Republicans secured n safe working
majority in both branches Of the Legis-
lature, will bring to the front again no
less a pcrsonagc than "Landaulet" Will
iams who formerly represented Oregon
in the Senate and subsequently served
as Attorney General in President Grants
Cabinet. Since his retirement from pub
lie life Mr.. Williams has been engaged
in the practice OF law in Portland.
He Is said to have grown quite rich
from this source, but is represented rs
being very dcsirOus of returning to
Washington again. He expects to ac-
cornplish this by succeeding Mr.. Dolph,
whose term in the Senate will expire on
the ith OF March next. As Mr.. Dolph
purposes succeeding himself, ii possible,
n lively contest between the two gen.
tIemen is expected, with the chances,
however, rather more favorable to the
present incumbent.
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MESSRS. BARNUM AND GORMAN
sInted to Conduct the Coming CnmpnIg
for the Democrats.


for the Democrats.
WASHINGTON, June lO.-The New
Democratic National Committee will
meet and organize here on the 26th in.
slant. AT the same time Mr.. Cleveland
will be formally notified OF his renomi,
nation. Arrangements are already on
foot to give the two committees a royal
reception.
There is little speculation here MS to
the craftsmanship OF the new committee.
1t seems to be assumed that Mr.. Barnum
will be reelected and will accept. 1t is
likewise said that Senator German will
will again preside over the Congression'
al Campaign Committee, and make his
headquarters in New York.
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FREsNo, CAL, June 1O.-Fire broke
out last night in Hughes restaurant in
row of wooden buildings south OF the
Masonic temple. 1t swept through the
block and across the street. Dexter's
stables, Robinson's machine shops and
John Muller's beer bottling depot were
among the buildings consumed. Charles
Rogers, aged Is, was burned to death
while endeavoring to save property from
the stables. The losses amount TO
S7hnOn.
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For Crippled Children, in Forty-second
street, New York City, where she had q
child treated for so ne time. The amount
is written out in an open hand, and
could be taken for either $1,000 or
When the matter of distribution was
taken up the question as to the amount
arose, and yesterday expert testimony
as to the penmanship was taken. Prof.
Williams, OF Curry Institute, and j. B.
Black testified on behalf OF the hospital
and gave it as their belief that the word
was intended for "ten." The proceed
ings were adjourned until week from
Tuesday.
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gVtcial Dlp1lch % nc THI'HVtHe"'
WAsnxGroS, D, Cn June l0.-Chair'
man Mills has concluded to call another
Democratic caucus for an early date to
decide when the tariff debate shall close.
In thc event OF further caucusing, how
ever business will doubtless take wider
scope, as several propositions are yet to
be considered and will be forced upon
IN. attention of the caucus.
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that Mr.. Depew will not be candidate
as indeed there are assurances that he
will not be, outside Of this movement
From source which is worthy OF re,
lance it is learned that the post prandial
candidate has let Senator HiscoCk know
that the Presidency OF the New York
Central Railroad is too strong q berth tc
be ungrudgingly surrendered.
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MEADvnLE, Pa, June lO.-The dedi.
cation of the new st. Hlppolyte Roman
Catholic Church at Frenchtown, neal
this city, took place to-day and was at
tended by 8, 900 people. Rt. Rev. Tobial
Mullen, Bishop Of the Erie diocese, as
sisted by number OF priests, conducted
the services.
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FIRE NEAR HUNTINGTON.
Handle Factory, Three Houses and Two
Stables Destroyed.

Stables Destroyed.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, June l0.-Dur-
ing the noon hour yesterday fire broke
out in the handle factory Of IGartwelt &
Caldwell, at Guyandotte, which COM
pletely destroyed the whole plant,
with its contents. Loss, $1,000; insur-
ance, Sl,1OO. 1t is presumed the wind
blew a spark out OF the furnace door.
Three honses and two stables were
also burned: NJ. L. Miles, residence,
loss $500; covered. Austin Smith, resi-.
dence, $1,000; no insurance. Perry
,Hennen, tenement house, $3.50; no in
suranCe. Stables OF DR.. Dabney and j,
L. Sedinger, $500; no insurance. The
damage to other buildings and to fences
will amount to 500. The Huntington
fire department went up, or the loss
would probably have been much greater.
The handle factory gave employment to
one hundred men and was the principal
industry OF that town.
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IT is HER CHILD,
But the Preacher Is Considered tho Better
Custodian.

huN khu ASNN-'VA AH NOhHaNNANN hho NSetNa
Custodian.
ATLANTA, Ga, June lO.-Ten years
ago white child was found in basket
on the doorstep Of Mr.. G. B. Stewart,
The waif was given to Rev. J. D. Holmes,
whose wife was. childless, and they
have raised the little girl up to the
present time. This week Mrs. Nora
Ridge, of Kansas City, sued out a war,
raut for the possession OF the child,
claiming it us her own. Mrs. Ridge was
u courtesan in Atlanta ten years ago,
when she disposed Of her child in the
basket. Judge Clarke awarded the child
to Rev. ]. D. Holmes, but remarked that
il Mrs. Ridge could satisfy him that she
was thoroughly reformed character he
might change his verdict.
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The considerations which have been
presented touching our tariff laws are
intended only to enforce an earnest re.
Commendation that the surplus reye.
nues of the Government be prevented
by the reduction Of our customs duties.
-ClegslaadS MESsags,
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.TM0v nR ..TENn INA WILL.
Eight Thousand Dollars Depending Upon
Little Word OF Three Letters.

Little Word of Three Letters.
pIrrsnuRon, June lO.-A peculiar case
is before Judge Over, OF the Orphans
Court, in which 5000 is involved, that
amount depending on the decision OF
the court as to whether little word Of
three letters in will is "two" or "ten."
Ms. Alice B. Shoemaker, the wife OF
Colonel j. NJ. SHOEMAKER, the million
aire coke manufacturer, in her will de.
Rtaed sum Of money 10 the Hospital
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MoDEsTA, CAL, Jrne lO.-Joe Martell
who claims the light weight champions
ship Of the Pacific coast, was knocked
out in one round last night by John
Ramsey, n young colored pugilist oi
Chicago. The fight was with two ounce
gloves, Marquis OF Queensbury rules.
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another wonderful discovery las
been made and that too, by a lady in this
county. Disease fastened its clutches
upon her, and for seven years she with
stood its scverest tests, but her vital or
gans were undermined and death
seemed imminent. For three months
she coughcd necessarily and could not
sleep. She bought Of us n bottle OF DR..
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
and was 50 much relieved on taking the
first dose that she slept all night, and
with one bottle has been miraculOusly
cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz,h
Thus writes W. q. Hamrick & Co., Of
Shelby, n. C,-Get free trial bottle ut
Logan & Co.'s drug store. g
1,..,,. MI. :. ..t...
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IT need hardly be stated that while
the present situation demands rene
dy, we can only be saved from n like
predicament in the future by the re-
moval OF its CleWidnds Message.
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The fact is that although President
Cleveland makes a pretense of shutting
his ewes 10 II, the policy Of protection
has been reduced to a practical and theO-
retical absurdity.-LOndOH NsWs on The
PrsiGHts Message,
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Al BAliInOrc-BnllImOT y; Athletics, 10.
At New YOrk-SCw York, .; Chicago s.
At Philadelphia rlttsburgh,l
Al Observation-Disclosures %, Indianapolis 4.
At lOsi0n-iIOstOn, .; Detroit, 10.
AZ ClnCinnnti-CiuCnnniI, q; st. Louis s.
At tl.Ouisyille-LOulsvillc II; Kansas CIty,I.
AZ lirOOGlyn-DrOoklyn .; Cleveland, :.
YESTERDAYS ASSOCIATION GAMES.
At ClncinnRti-CInclnnatl s; st. Louis, II.
HItS-l5 rBrh. ErrOrs-Cln, =; 81. Louis, 4.
AZ lirOOklyn-Clcvclnnd 2; brooklyn, 10,
At dclphin-AthlcticS, II; Baltimore, I.
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WASHINGTON, June l0.-The total
productions Of all kinds Of commercial
coal in 1887 was 1895, 1855 short tons
increase over 1885, l8,2s3,0l6 tons, val
ned at the mines At Sl7S,PSO,S90i In
crease, SO, 1924.
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BALTIMORE, June l0.-AIiss Rosa Rand,
the well known actress, was married
last night at Ascension Church to
Capt. Arthur Heine, Of the Paymasters
department, U. S. A.
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MEANWHILE, Pa, June lO.-Richard
Fcrrell, a N. Y. & P. switchman, had
his left hand crushed to the wrist in the
yard in this city Saturday evening.
This is his first accident in twenty-iour
years service.
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Capt. COlston sun IIn. tho statesman.

Special DiSpaieh to tae IHtelliOeRan.
MARTtSsBuRa, W. Va, June l0.-The
Martinsburg Statemm is still in charge
Of Capt. Colston, and for fear that an
erroneous impression may have been
created by dispatch which appeared in
the INTELLIdENcER few days ago in
regard to q deed OF trust executed to
Messrs. Westenhaver and Nadenbousch,
your correspondent would state that this
deed was given, in fact, to secure the un-
paid portion OF the borrowed capital put
into said paper, in the form Of securing
and protecting the sureties or endOrsers
upon the notes executed therefor.
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Jdmcs G. Blaine, EsQ.: H....a
DEAR SIR:-The majority OF the Dem
ocratic party in Congress support a tariff
measure inimical to the country's pros
perity. The President, in his last mes
sage, praised our great agricultural inter
ests, which are the basis Of the cOuntrys
wealth, only to attack them by recon-
mending repeal of the duty on wool,
thcprincipa article by the tarifrin;whiCh
the farmers are concerned. The Demo.
cratic National Convention, BY renomi.
mating President Cleveland and
adopting the tariff plank OF 1884,
has emphasized the injury and left no
hope for agriculture there. In the
interests OF the farmers, who constitute
over half the population OF the country
and three quarters OF the producing and
financial interests OF the country, and
are directly interested in the full protec.
ton OF American industry, which means
good home markets, general prosperity
and increased development OF the re-
sources OF the factories, forest, fields and
mines and the increase OF commerce and
transportation, We request you, who
represent more emphatically than any
man in America the policy Of protection,
the issue upon which the coming cam
paign will be decided, to allow your
name to be presented to the coming
National Republican Convention, and
you will be elected by larger majority
than any President OF the United States
has ever been. .
JosEpn H. REALL, President.
FOREST X. MoRELAND, Secretary,
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CONEEpERATE MEMORIAL DAY.
Tie G. A. II. Assists in Decorating Confsd.
ernte Graves.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, June lO.-The
Confederate veterans, about 200, met
here yesterday and participated in dec.
Grating the Confederates' graves. The
G, A. r. assisted in the ceremonies. The
city was full OF strangers, and as the day
was fine, large crowd turned out.
Speeches were made by Major S. l.,
Brown, General G. @. Watts, and on the
part OF the G. A. r., Captain J S. Bur,
dett. The best OF feeling prevailed, and
1t was a red letter day in the history ol
the city,
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BERLIN, June lO.-Emperor Frederick
had long interview with Prince Bis.
marck this afternoon concerning the
Prussian ministerial crisis which is still
unsettled.
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TnE message will produce profound
sensation in Europe rs well rs in
America and will strengthen the free
traders cause throughout the world
London Post on Tie Prmdenfs MESSAGE.
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IArER--rnE CASE HOPEFUL.

LATER--THE CASE HOPEFUL.
General Sheridan's condition is con-
siderably improved this evening, and
there is again hope that he may yet be
able to get about once more. The con-
slant fear OF q relapse and another ut
tuck OF heart failure remains omnipres.
ent, however, and hangs like u cloud
over the household. All the symptoms
have become more favorable and
the Generals respiration and
strength had improved so much
that Doctors Lincoln aud Pepper, who
Joined the regular doctors in consulta-
ton about o'clock in the evening, were
able to make more thorough and ex-
tensive examination Of the patient than
Heretofore. 1t is understood that they
found General Sheridan better in every
way than on their previous visit. The
heart was closely examined, and it was
found that there was extensive trouble
OF the mitral valves, and that owing to
change in their structure they
did not fully close the aperture and thus
allowed blood to be forced back into the
heart. This trouble was asCertained
positively, and the rushing OF the blood
back into the heart could be distinctly
heard. 1t was thought that the aortic
oritice might also be diseased, but the
Generals breathing was still too heavy
to allow this to be definitely deter
mined. 1t is stated, however, that
the disease of the heart is not
such MS to entirely preclude hope
| of the Generals recovery. The
liver was examined and it was found to
be OF larger size than 1t was feared might
be the case. Albumen and calculi were
found in the kidneys, but as they have
been acting quite freely it was not
thought that they are seriously affected.
The examination OF heart, liver and
kidneys showed that those organs
while diseased more or less were
still capable of sustaining life and
that the General might-if fully re-
covercd-Iive for an indefinite period by
taking good care OF himself, avoiding
excitement and carefully dieting him
self. 1t was also found that the conges-
ton in the lungs had cleared up to n
great extent. The stomach is delicate
and the general has for a long time
been dyspeptic, but he is perfectly able
to assimilate the quart OF pepto-
nized milk, which is given him daily
and this is capable OF keeping his
strength until he rallies sufficiently to
partake OF more substantial food. On
the whole it can be said that the consul
tation was OF an encouraging nature.
The case is. however, desperate and
critical, though not altogether hope
less one.
Three days have now elapsed since the
lust attack and the doctors are anxiously
watching to see if there will be a recur-
renee. Should the General go forty
eight hours longer without return Of
the heart trouble, it is believed that he
will then have good fighting chance To
get well.
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DAlNK Malto, it is pleasant,
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So far does he go upon the familiar
lines Of the free trade speeches in Con-
gress, and elsewhere, that We find him
betrayed here and there, no doubt un.
consciously, into an exhibition Of slight
irritation against American manuiactur.
ers rs n class, almost as II they were con-
spirators and public enemies.-N. y Sun
(Dem.) on ClerelandS Message.
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IXDIANoPoLls, June l0.-A new fast
vestibule train entitled the "Pennsyl.
vania special" was placed in service on
the Pennsylvania lines to-day to run
from indianapolis to New York.
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PHILADELPHIA, June lO.-Walt Whit
man, the poet, is dangerously i'll at his
home in Camden.