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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-28

WASHINGTON, Dec. %. Chairman
Britton, of the Inauguration Committee,
says that it has been practically deter
mined to have no carriages in the pro-
cession except those for the occupancy
of the retiring and incoming Presidents,
the new Vice President and the joint
Congressional committees.
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Dec, 27.-Work
in General EGarrison's library went on
at rapid rate and much was accom-
plished. Tho General himself kept
pretty close to the work in hand and
was interrupted by few callers. 1t
has been rumored that Senator Allison
is expected here some time during the
night or tomorrow, but authority can:
not he found for the rumor. The mail
OF the General continues to be very
heavy and requires the constant work
OF himself, his private secretary and
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CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-The grand jury
which has been considering the stolen
bond cases has found two true bills ol
burglary and two OF receiving stolen
property knowing the same to have
been stolen, against each OF the follow
ing: w. NJ. Shaw, Henry Plessner, G,
D. Taylor and Otis Corbett. The latter
is Shaw's father-in.law and will be
brought from What Cheer, Iowa, to-day
requisition papers having been obtained
and forwarded.
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A Celebrated Case Ended.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 27.-The sensational
Campbell habeas corpus case, in which
Rev. Campbell, pastor OF the Highland
Congregational Church, Boston, Mass,
sought to gain possession of his daughter,
was concluded to-day. Judge Lubke, Of
the Circuit Court, awards the mother
Minnie tt.Campbell, custody Of the
child, holding that the Massachusetts
courts, where Rev. Campbell is suing fol
divorce, have no Jurisdiction over the
child
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OswEGo, N. Y, Dec. 27.-James Green,
Appointment citizen OF Wolcott, cut his
wife's throat ut o'clock this morning
and then went to his barn and cut his
own. He then returned to the house
and gashed his throat again. Neighbors
found the bodies near together. Both
will die. Domestic trouble was the
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Confidence in DoLe,seps.

PARIS, Dec. 97.-At meeting to-day
of 1000 bondholders OF the Panama
Canal Company, resolution was unani-
mously adopted expressing confidence in
NJ. DeLesseps and volunteering to forego
the interests on coupons and the re-
demption Of bonds until the canal is
opened for traffic.
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New BEDFORD, MASS, Dec. 27.-News
has been received in this city Of the
murder OF Edward W. Rowland, a for
mer New Bedford man, on the 10th in
slant in Mexico, where he has for yeal
had charge OF two electric stations. He
leaves widow in Lynn. Only meagre
facts are so far obtainable.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. 97.-Michael
Keating, a messenger in the War De-
partment, fell over the balusters on the
fourth floor OF that building this morn
ing and was instantly killed. The fall
was about eighty feet He was intoxi-
Gated at the time.
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SHOT Ills SISTERS lNsULTER.
In Editor Makes shnrt Work of Spanish
Ans,,nrntin.

An Editor Makes Short Work OF n Spanish
Desperate.
DURANGO, Coll, Dec. 27.-Information
reached here at late hour last night OF
tragedy at Rico on Christmas evening,
in which +. L. Rust, editor of the Rico
News, shot and instantly killed signor
Olson. 1t seems Olson insulted Rust's
sister some time ago, and Rust demand
ed that he apologize. Olson's reply was
that he would whip Rust on sight.
0nChristmas eveningthe men met in
the Brunswick saloon. Olsonwent behind
the oar, got two revolvers, laid them on
the Coounter and told Rust to take one OF
them and go out with him and they
would settle the difficulty. A quarrel en-
sued aud Olson finally jumped over the
counter gun in hand. Rust was too
quick for him, however; he drew his
own pistol and shot Olson twice, killing
him almost instantly. Olson was in bad
repute, and the public sypathy is with
Rust,
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PHrsRuRGH, Pa, Dec. ga meeting
ot the coke operators was held to-day to
consider the advisability OF advancing
the price OF coke twenty-five cents on
January /, but a number OF large dealers
were opposed TO the advance and no
agreement was reached.
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LEAvESwoRTH, IND., Dec. 27.-The
White Caps cases have been continued
until March 20. The defendants ask for
a change Of venue from Judge Zener,
which was granted. Morris Moreland,
one Of the prosecuting witnesses, claims
that the White Caps, friends tried tC
! take his life Monday night.
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CRUEL WOMAN.
Tortures Her Niece in Most Brutal NIan
ner-shc Is Now in jail.

fortunes Her Niece IN n Most BruInI MINI
ner-She Is Now in jail.
DETROIT, Dec. 27.-Mrs. swarthout, n
photographer of Reed City, has been
arrested for maltreating her niece. She
is charged with having tied the girls
legs with stout cord and then putting
in a stick and turning the cord until the
child would become almost unconscious
with pain. She would also cord her
tongue in the same manner until the
skin bursted. Mrs. Swarthout has been
bound over to the next torn OF court,
and in default OF 1000 bail languishes
in iail.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 27.-At Ray
wick, KY, on Christmas, John Abrey
attempted to cut Thad X. Carter's
throat and succeeded in inhicting m
ugly wound. W. Parky Fleece took up
the difficulty in Carter's favor and arm
ed himself with shotgun which renew
ed the trouble. Mrs. W. P. Fleece, a
young and pretty woman, attempted to
act rs mediator, when the discharge OF
her husbands gun struck her in the
breast and bowels and wounded her
fatally
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PIrrsnuRGH, Pa, Dee. 27.-The off
cials OF the Progressive Union OF miners
held a conference with the railroad coal
operators to-day, to try and have these
who are only paying "A cents for mining
agree TO the 10 cent rate, but no agree
ment WAS reached.
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COLUMBUS, o., Dec. 27.-General @.
II. Grosyener, member of Congress from
tue Athens district, to-day rendered his
resignation ms member OF the Board OF
the Orphans Home at NeniN. Cover
nor Foraker appointed j. W. 0'Neat, Of
Warren county,, to the vacancy.
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HARRISBURG, Pa, Dec. Ex-Governor
Beaver to-day issued his proclamation
declaring that the State debt has been
reduced during the past year 81, ,llS,550.
Oncoi the Governors pet schemes is the
total cXtinguishment OF the State debt,
aud he is bending every energy to ac'
Complish this before his term expires.
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Sioux FALLS, OAK, Dec, 97.-At West
field, forty miles south, coy.boy en-
ployed by farmer named Emery had q
dispute with him over wages yesterday
The man drew a revelvor and shot
Emery dead. He then mounted pony
and fled, A posse is pursuing him.
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New York, Dec. 27.-A Port-au.PEince
dispatch, dated December "a, says the
steamer Haytian Republic is still at that
port awaiting the arrival OF Il crew to
take her to New York. Her owner has
demanded an indemnity OF S250,000, to
which the Haytian Government offers
some objection on accountof the amount
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PARIS, Dec. 27.-The execution of
Prado, the Spanish adventurer, convic-
ted of the murder OF Marie Aquetant, is
expected to take place to-day. A crowd
is already gathering about the prison
where Prad0 is confined.
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Large saw Mill burned.

ELAxp JUNCTION, WIS.,, Dec. 27.-The
saw mill at Norrie, owned by the Lake
Shore Traffic Company, and operated by
Redeout and Bryant, was burned about
s o'clock last night during the heavy
storm. Loss will be. about S05,ooOi in
surance unknown.
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WESH YlRGlNANS IN INDIANAPOLIS.


Well Known Citizens OF tho State Call on
PresIdent.E Elect Harrison.
Special Di'pa'et to he- -Btdli0eor.
INnANAPoLS, IND, Dec. 27.-Eon. N.
b. Scott, W. j. W. Cowden, ]. L. Dana
and Charles Burdett Hart, OF West Vir-
ginia, spent the day here and called on
General Harrison. They refused to
state the object OF their mission, but one
OF the party intimated that they desired
to interest General Harrison and some
indianapolis friends in West Virginia
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec, 97.-NIike ogara
aged 10, killed his II year-old brother
Robert, yesterday afternoon, while hunt
ing near Flemingsburg. In attempting
to shoot n rabbit, Mike tripped and fell,
both barrels being discharged and tear.
ing off half OF Roberts head.
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ARRRSTIyG SETTLERS.
Indian Scouts Drive Them to Camp Like
Cutlle-Eovcl Architecture.

Indian Scouts Drive Them to Camp Like
Cutlle-Eovcl Architecture.
PURCELL, INDIAN Territory, Dec. %.
The Indian scouts under Lieutenant
McComb have visited Oklahoma station
and arrested all in that vicinity, COM
pelling them to hitch up their wagons
and take everything with them and go
to the scouts camp: The scouts dis
armed the settlers and drove them like
so many hogs. Many Of those who were
arrested were men who had been en-.
gagged in teaming for the Government; Z;
Others had been railroad employees who
were temporarily without work and who
had expected work soon. The people
OF Purcell are very indignant, supposing
it to be scheme to capture the town
site.
Some OF those who have authority ut
the station have small houses built on
runners. This is a new and late style OF
architecture, but it may possibly be very
convenient where one has several mas
tiers.
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sUAxIM, Dec. 27,-The Scottish Dor
ders have sailed for suez. Itisreported
that osman Digua is trying to collect
forces at Handoub. The British war
sloop Racer, under special orders, has
sailed on cruise.
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BERLIN, Dec. 27.-The Post says that
all efforts have failed to obtain news of
the fate OF the German East Africa
Company's officials at the stations in
Usayara and Kinguar, notably those at
Kioza and Mpwapwa.
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LONDON, Dec. 27.-The widow OF I.au.
renee 0liphant, who leaves here soon
for Syria, intends TO reside permanently
in that country with Agrarian relations.
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VIII Snpl,ort I,onInnrrr.

PARIS, Dec. 27.-At a meeting OF the
National Republican Committee today
it was unanimously resolved to support
Gen. Boulanger's candidacy for the seat
in the Chamber OF Deputies for the Seine
made vacant by the death of NJ. Hudo.
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LONDON, Dec. 27.-The Lord Mayor
will give farewell banquet in honor Of
the United States Minister and Mrs
Phelps on January "a.
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Fire at Cambridge.

Special DiPdieh 10 he lnielt0eHeeT.
CAMuRIpGI, o., Dec. ga meat shop
and residence on Seventh street, the
properly OF Judge L. W. Mathews, were
destroyed by fire last night; loss, 81, ,2OO'
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CHAMBERLArN, OAK, Dec. 27.-An ice
gorge has formed in the Missouri river
short distance above this city and dam
age to the shipping is feared when the
gorge breaks.
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SENECA, KAN, Dec. 27.-John 7. Yates,
ex.Justice OF the Peace, perished in the
snow storm Christmas night on his way
home in buggy.
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CoLuMBus, o., Dec. 27,-E. L, Harper
has so far recovered his mind that he
has been placed at work again.
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DETROIT, MIcH., Dec. 27.-At Saline,
Mich, yesterday Fred Keebler and G..
Beeler, while c.eaninga well, were over
come by foul gases and died before as
sistance could reach them.
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CHcAGo, Dec, 27.-Michael Kelley, q
prominent brewer Of this city, and well
known throughout the West, died last
evening, aged 80.
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MADRID, Dec. 27.-SeyeFal shocks Of
earthquake were felt to-day in the east
ern and southeastern parts OF Spain.
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National Scientific Association Organized.
ITmcA, N. Y, Dec. ga National
Scientific Association was organized to-
day in the botanical lecture room OF Cor.
nell University. Among the distinguish
ed biologists present were State Geolo-
gist James Hall, Alexander Winchell,
OF Michigan University, p. II. Fairchild,
OF Rochester University, Edward 0rton,
State Geologist OF Ohio; and G. S. Pros.
ser, OF Cornell, |. G. White, OF West
Virginia. DR.. Winchell was chairman.
The headquarters OF the society will be
at New York, Boston or Washington.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
ws,I-Enown Persons.

Cyrus Field owns an English title, and
may be called Sir Cyrus.
Claus sprsckles was created knight by
the King Of the Sandwich Islands.
"Sir George Pullman is the way Mr..
Pallman may writs his name In Italy
thanks to King Humbert
]. II. Blackburne, the famous chess
player, will probably make tour OF this
country next fall and winter.
General Law Wallace's mother died when
he was boy, and Mrs. zsrelda g. Wallace
who is commonly spoken of as his mother,
is in reality his step-mother.
In his farcical performance Of "Rooert
Macairsn Mr. Irving jumps through win
dow Of real glass and breaks cut the panes,
which are reset for each nightspla
Bernharot is TO play Romeo to the Juliet
OF jane Hading and the Aercutio OF her
husband, NJ. Damsla. To play Juliet to
her husbands Romeo would be tiresome.
The Rev. Dr. Isaac s. Hartley OF Utica,
has been appointed a delegate Of the Re
formed Church to the general convention
in London. and will sail from this port on
June 20.
Robson aHd Crans are to dissolve their
tea years partnership at the close OF an
other seasoa They should remember that
the only safety for the two Dromios laid 10
sticking together.
The Earl OF Shrewsbury was laughed 10
when he went into the hanson cab business
in London, hut he has now been sffered
e20O, 600 for bis outfit. His cabs must have
rus mostly st sight, to judge by BIZ
profits.
The late Roscoe ConklinR left politics 1
poor man, aMd made s7OO, 900 BY attsndiHi
strictly to his legal business. Statesmen
who are at present raising money to go OF
to Chicago might remember thls fact will
advantage
Honticsllo, the Jefferson homestead, il
virginia, now the property Of Jefferson NJ
Levy. New Yorker, has been fuvHishsd il
the styls OF furniture affected ia FraAcs il
the reign Of Louis XIV. The furnitur
was ordered from Paris.
In ths life Of the late Bishop words
worth it is told that in the Winchester
I AAAA0W NAAAh~t ALAAAA VA 49, -" Net" y
out Henry Manning, and often after re
fsrred to the fact with great glee. He an
the eardl nal were always firm friends des
pite their religious differences Of opinion
President Diaz Of Mexico IS making q
honest effort TO keep on friendly tern
with the United States The Mexica
Government has announced that It vi
punish with death interferences by Il
; soldiers with American citiEans or Amer
? can laws wheA committed on their Sids {
{ the border.
! Mrs. Cleveland has becoms an snthus
asst on tsnnis playisg and is having iI
court laid ous at Oak Visw. The PresidsI
, hGhts shy OF the gains, however, and up
date hAs refused to take part In 1t entirel,
saving only as referee. The debates on b
action, which are said to have been sloquel
. oa both sides, have been held in executiy
sssssoa only.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
nodily exercise for Brain wori.ers.

While in the majority Of cases it is not only
useless, but positively harmful, for the brain
worker to aspire to a high grade Of athletic
ism, it is nevertheless true that brain laborers
should resort to a certain amount Of physical
exercise. This exercise should be taken in the
most systematic and regular fashion, and
should be Of a kind to necessitate an active,
axpeetant attitude OF the mental faculties.
The humdrum exercise Of the modern gym
nasium is not well suited to the exigencies Of
The brain laborer, for it is very monotonous
and enables the individual indulging in it to
pursue many Of itsphases in a semi-automatic
manner.
Tn is by no means true Of such exercise as
that afforded by horseback riding, tennis,
cricket, baseball, fencing or boxing. Each
md every one Of these demands the alertness
II the pereeptive faculties and Judgment
which render them in the highest degree
lilarating to the brain laborer. Personally
give preference to fencing and horseback
riding, since both Of these exercises are read
NJ available and do not require the co-opera-
ion OF large numbers Of individuals for their
realization. DIR. J. Leonard Corning.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
Face 20 Face.

Baltimore American.
When Candidate Thurman pays visit
to ths white Mouse to confer upon cam
paign suit scts with Candidate Clevelasd,
these distinguished leaders will have an op.
portupity Of jokiug with ons another. Mr..
Thurman can playfulIy remind Mr.. Clevs-
land Of his early disapprobation Of a second
term Of the presidency, and Mr.. Cleveland,
with grim humor. can remind the Old
Roman that st Columbus ia 1879, after a
preliminary bugls blast upon tha red ban
danaa, he thus spoke:
My friends. yeu will never have any
genuine reform IN the civil service until
you adopt the oneterm principle IN refer
sncs 20 the preIidency. As long as the in
cumbent can hops for a second term he
will use the immense patronage OF ths gov
srnment to procure his reconciliation and
secure bis reelection. The presidential
ofiico is no longer. in the estimation OF
many, q great public trust, but is merely
personal privilege and a means OF reward.
ing parasites and maintaining party.n
/ Az shat time Mr.. Thurman was still IN
the plsnitude of his powers and promi
nensly mentioned for the highest honors oi
his party. We are not bound 20 admit
that a genuine patriot should be confined
20 single term OF the Presidsncy, bat Mr
Thurman evidently thought 30, perhaps
little dreaming that Democrat would il
his lifetime bs chosen chief magistrate.
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
DESTINY.

like n shadow that iies from the sun god, we slip
out Of life and are gone.
The place where we were is vacant, for who win
remember till noon
The drop Of dew like diamond which pleased at
the eiimmer OF dawn?
And when the singer has left us who cares to
remember the tuner
In the eayes deep drift in the forest what bird Is
seeking the one
Beneath whose shelter She builded her tedious
love grading nesty
It has lived il was used, has perisheai now lieth
Its use being done
Forgotten Of sunshine and songster in the dust
whence il came 1t is best.
But we-wo shrink from the leafs fate, and we
mnrmur: Soon they forget;
These friends whom we loved who loved us and
shared Ia our pleasures and mirth
Our names are lost in the silence death bringeth,
and no regret
Endureth for US, low lying in green geinmed
bosom Of earth.
Oh, mortal, accept the omen; we live we are used,
and we fall
AS the leaf before us has fallen; we PISS from
our place and are not;
The living have grief sufficient content thee TO
fold in thy pan
Remembrance and sorrowful grieving, and be
Of the living forgot,
Glare Beatrice St. George In Chicago Inter
Ocean
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
Proteotion Acalnst .Lary Indlons., :,

"Cannot the government protect a man
from lazy Indians who eat up his cropsp'
asked an intelligent member OF southwest
ern tribe of a white man whose acquaintance
he had made A little questioning disclosed
the fact that this Indian had planted ground
and raised some corn. About the time the
crop was ready to gather his wife's brother
arrived for VISIT and brought his whole
family, and showed no inclination to 90 away
as long as the corn lasted. His white friend
asked him why he did not turn them away,
but he said no could not. And this was re-
suit Of state Of society over which no indi-
vidual Indian has control, but which IS APP
preciated by very few white men. An In
dian is just as much bound to share his pro
visions with bis relatives or tho members Of
his clan, If they desire it, as 10 furnish food
for his children. This man saw the injus-
tice of this, but knew no way to escape it
without the help Of the government. There
are lazy Indians in every tribe, and the in
lustrious ones are certain to have as many
visitors as they can accommodate, and tho
overflow will camp in the front yard. How
many white farmers trying 10 get start in
life, oven If the land was given to them,
would succeed under such circumstances
Science
Evening journal., 1888-06-14
A 80. Mho SOLD stnmns.

Postage stamps are big item Of expense
IN our business said an insurance man the
other day. "They are also a constant temp
tation to dishonesty Why, know Of a per
son who had charge OF the stamp disburse-
ments Of a big firm here in Chicago who
made a regular practice Of stealing about SO
many stamps every day. These he disposed
Of, and in five years had accumulated enough
to buy a house and lot. His employers found
him out at last, and he was forced to deed
them his homo to escape prosecution. -
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