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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-27
A DAsrARDLY OUTRAGE.
An Aged WOOdsmAu Robbed After Beit
BrutRlly Tortured.

An Aged woodsmAu Robbed After Being
Brutally Tortured.
HUNTINGDON, Pa, Jan. pa bastard.
ly outrage was perpstrated in Henderson
township this morning, which will probs-
bly, result in the death OF the victim,
Henry Merritts, an old woodsman. At l
o'clock three masked men entered the
humble hut OF Mr.. Merritts and de-
mRnded to be shown where his supposed
wealth was concealed. For several years
Merritts has been engaged in the lumber
ing business, and had accumulated about
four thousand dollars, which were sscreted
In the basement OF his dwelling.
His assailants bound and gagged
him, and failing in their ef-
forts 10 extort o confession by these
means then held his bare feet to the fire
and otherwise maltreated him In q most
shocking manner. Finally becoming IN.
conscious his assailants left him and
searched the hut for his hidden wealth.
Beneath the flooring they iound over
S., 500 hidden In -four sack, but this was
ali they secured, as the other money be-
longing to him was hidden short dis
tanCe from the house. Merritts was
found this morning by neighbor, still
bound and gagged, and owing to his ad-
vancsd years 1t Is thought the msltreat-
ment he received will result In his death.
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THE cATnoLiC UNIVERSITY.
Bishop Ireland Explains tho Plans and Pul
poses of tho InstItutIon,

Bishop IRELAND Explains the Plans and Pur.
poses of tho Institution.
WAsHINeroN. Jan. 26.-In response to
an invitation Issued by Cardinal Gibbons,
a meeting was held in Carroll Institute
hall last evening, presided over by the
Cardinal, at which the plans and purposes
of the new Catholic University to be built
in this city wore explained by Right Rev,
Bishop Ireland, OF st. Paul, and Bishop
Keane, Of Richmond, Va. Bishop Moore,
Of St. Augustine, Fla, occupied seat on
the platform.
During his remarks, Bishop Ireland
stated that the corner stono Of the divinity
building would be laid in about three
months; that the centennial anniversary
OF the establishment Of the Catholic hier.
archy in America would be celebrated in
autumn OF 1889, and ct the same time the
beginning OF the second century would be
celebrated by the opening Of the divinity
department OF the university, to be fol.
lowed as rapidly by the departments Of
philosophy, law, medicine, etc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-27

THE West Virginia authorities should,
for the cake Of the credit OF the State, take
some sclion in the matter Of the alleged
Outrages in Logan county. A thorough
Investigation seems to bs a necessity. II
the repo.ta Of laTlsssneea are true, no ex'
penSs should be spared to rid the State Of
the disgrace. II they are not true, then
an official statement to that effect should
be given as wide circulation As the sensa.
tunsl newspaper accounts have received.
The noloriety West Virginia is acquiring
byreaeon OF the reports is decidedly un'
pleasant, and is very damaging to the well
hrs Of the State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-27
THE MINE DISASTER.
The Total Loss of Life sOVenty.TWO- Sill
Searching for the Bodies.

The Total Loss OF Life Seventy .TWO-SulI
Searching for the Bodies.
WELLINGTON, B. O., Jan. 26.-The e1.
ploring party at the Dunsmuir colliories
worked all Tuesday night, divided into
three shifts, and that under Foreman
HSRgert penetrated into the east slope.
They located numbsr OF bodies Of
whites aud Chinese. II was not until
about two o'clock this afternoon, how
ever, that the work Of bringing the bndiea
10 the surisce was begun, and as one cage
WAS In working order after the start was
made thiH proceeded very rapidly.
In little over an hours time tho
bodies OF seven white men and eight
Chinese had been raised to the surface.
The bodies were all manRled aud black.
ened beyond recognition, and tho only
meanH OF knowing the unfortunSte victims,
names were the stalls and points at which
they were found. Every possible assist
ance was rendered by Mr.. DanBmuir, who
was present on the ground in order that
the work of recovery might bs FASTENED,
while his officials did all that was in their
power TO assist in the work.
The report In circulation during the
day that many more perished than those
named in yesterdays telegram 10 happily
untrue. The dispatch sent Tuesday night
is about correct. Every individual in the
east slope when the explosion occurred
was killed. In the west slope the ex-
ploaion did not penetrate further than to
make o severe conclusion which affected
some severely. The inquest will be hsld
by DR.. Walker.
At nine tonight, after the change Of the
SHIFT, eighteen white men and twenty-five
Chinese had been taken ont OF the pit,
while seven mora bodies had been found
and taken 10 the bottom of the shaft.
There yet remains thirteen whitea and
nineteen Chinese In the mine. James
Morrison was omitted from the former re-
port, making the total number OF white
men who perished in the east level thirty.
one and Chinese iorty-one.
at 1880 P. Y. four mora white mon
were brought up. All Of the collieries OF
the Vancouver Goal Company and the
wellington colliehes have been closed
Bince the accident.
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WEST VIRGINIA MATTERS.
POStOfice Establlshed-JudEs HOgO Con.
Irmod-PersObal Notes.

PObtotico EstAbllAhed-Judgo Hogo Con'
1rmed-PersObAl Notes.
Special DiEpateh 70 tAs IateEIi0aSoT.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. ga post
Office was established to-day at Montana
mines. Marion county, with James E
Watson as postmaster. Thomas E. John.
son was commissioned postmaster al
Rockford, and LsO Crouch at HuttonsD
vile. Judge Hoge was unanimously con.
frmed by the Senate to-day as United
States Attorney for the District Of Colum.
bis.
Ex-senator Camden is here on his way
TO Florida, He Is going for his health.
John F. Baker, Of st. Paul, son Of Lewis
Baker, is here, accompanied by his very
handsome bride, daughter Of the noted
Mississippi river captain Kittson. The
couple are guests OF Senator and Mrs.
Sabin Of Minnesota.
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A FRIGnTFUL ACCIDENT.
TralnmSu Killed and Forty Passenger
Injured In n Collision.


Injured In n Collision.
KEY WEST, FLA, Jan. 26.-oWing to a
mistake by signal station, fearful col.
llsiou occurred on Saturday night on the
Osste Railroad that runs from Havana to
Vuelta, Abajo district.
A passenger train collided with freight
train II miles east Of La HerrGdura sta
ton. The engineers and 6remen Of both
trains were instantly killed and their
bodies terribly mangled. Forty pRssen'
gers were more or less badly hurt, and
both locomotives were completely wreck
ed. It was over seven hours after the Ro'
cident before the news was received, a.
the conductor oi the passenger train had
to walk twelve miles to telegraph the &C
cident. Consequently many Of the in.
jnred passengers died before medical aid
reached them,
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sHAMokrN. Pa, Jan. 25.-The Cameron
and Luke Fidler colleries, where the en-
ployes have been on strike since last
September, will be put in shape 10 re-
sumo operations. Tomorrow about 400
men will be put to work making necessary
repairs Of the damage done by the long
idlsness OF the mines. 1t will require
about three weeks to put the collieriss in
working order. This is the frst break in
the strike, which was insuguratod in con.
nection with the Lshigh strike.
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GALVEsToN, TEX, Jan. 26.-Ten tons Of
superior Texas cottonseed were shipped
here yesterday, consigned to the German
East African Colonization Society, ZInzl.
bar, Africa. An experienced planter &C.
companies the seed for the purpose Of in.
Btructing the natives Of ZlDElbsr in the
cultivation Of the cotton plant. This event
marks the introduction Of cotton on the
east coast OF Africa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-27

Tax assurances and explanations given
BY Judge Cochran, and printed in another
eouuu, are interesting and timely. The
tus is now short until the people will
vo,e on the Union bridge subscription.
Az the prCjec! now appears, no good rea'
.ou seems to suggest itself why any citizen
Of Ohio county should vote against the
ub.cdption. But to assure the adoption
Of the proposed ordinance, it is not enough
to refrain from voting against 1t; every
live citizen with the welfare OF this sec'
IiOp at hesrt should make it point to 60
To the polls and vote for it.
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THE COKE OPERATORS.
An Informal Conference at pltt.Durgh


An Informal Conference ut Pittsburgh
A new syndicate to be Formed.
PErTBURGH, Pa, Jan. 26,-An informal
conference OF coke operators was held
here to-day, at which the question in re-
lation to formation of new syndicate
was discussed at considerable length.
The delay in the reorganization has been
caused, 1t Is said, by a dispute over the
agreements Of the old combination. Some
OF the operators argue that all OF these
agreements must be carried out by the
question In dispute as to whether the old
syndicate is not indebted to the FriCk
company to the amouAt OF $4,000. This
amount ia claimed as due from the time
the Frick company paid the advance in
wages. The other operators claim euch
an amount is not due, as the paying by
one firm Of the advance in wages when the
other members were resisting 1t annulled
the syndicate agreement. The indications
are that within few days general meet
ing will be held to take action regarding
the formation Of q new syndicate.
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THg announcement that Senator Kenna
Is preparing a speech against the Blair
Educational bill will be surprise to his
constituency, Up to the present writing,
the Senator has been regarded as q warm
friend Of the measure. He supported 1t
in the last Congress, and has not since in.
timRted, publicly, that he sees cause to re-
get that action. 1t will be interesting to
hear Mr. KennA's reasons for this sudden
change Of sentiment.
A few days aimee Mr.. Faulkner rendered
an slaborste opinion against the bill. 1s
itpoSsibIO that Mr.. Kenna has been con-
verted by hU colleagues ressoningH That
would be d humillating confession to
make on the floor Of the Senate, even
though it be true. 1t might, however, in
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pirn.tronn anin lIn Enrlnnd.

LONDON, Jan. Pa gale prevails
throughout England. Some casualties Of
minor Importance have been reported.
The Marquis OF Ripon, in his speech at
Ely last night, denied the reports that he
had declined to attend the Nationalist
banquet to be held in Dublin because the
usual toast to the Queen was to be omit
ted. He said he had never been invited
TO BANQUET.
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u, ,ecomnsnd to the Pittsburgh Times
, ', :, Dprchsse 3 map Of the United
l.',.' ~. i" and ppcertain that the county in
'.'sb wv" 4 slleges certain "West Virginia
' snsr '.ss.,isDso A. reside, does not exist in this
S..,. sIo' We further 'suggeet that it read
:. S'.T, Ts-rrr,oEscER and become convinced
W. =, " Wet Virginia 10 not the wild, unciV-
.T', !l1,,d county that the imaginative editor
~ ,',' Lo Time, represents her to be.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-27

WAsHIEaToN, Jan. 26.-Mr. Browne, oil
Indiana, presented the memorial OF the
Society Of Friends Of the United States,
BnglSnd, Canada and Ireland, asking the
establishment OF an international arbitra.
ton tribunal. Referred.
At his own request, Mr.. OheRdle, OF In,
diana, was excused from further duty on
the Committee on Claims.
Mr.. Bland, Of Missouri, from the Com.
mittee On Coinage, WeightA and Measures,
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a Grow Adrift on Cakes of Ice.

HALIFAX, Jan. 2s.-A flag of distress
was seen flying from q vessel caught in
the ice in the basin to-day. The crew sp.
pear to have abandoned the vessel and
were seen on cakes Of floating ice and in
great danger, but no help could reach
them. The vesssl is believed TO be the
schooner Glide, for Boston. Another
vessel, unknown, ia ashore of Horton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-27

SARATOGA, N. Y, Jan. 2B.-The storm
Of yesterday placed an embargo on rail.
road travel, and Saratoga was prac.
tically shut off from the rest oil
the world for nearly twenty-four hours.
Only two trains passed north and only
one south through the village and no mail
was received. The roads are nearly i'm.
pssaable on account Of the drifts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-27

4, ,ppgARs in an another column oi
~. morplng's IETELLIGEScER, the Hat
aII,VcCoy trlg feud is NO! o specimen oi
Va, Va Virginia lawlessresR, but should
.,o0s,Iy ~, bo accredited to Kentucky. A
rry p.,y reliable gentleman, who was citizen
" III I,gsu county, ayers that Kentucky
" J,.ns,,doss are "the sgGressors and bar.
S'r,D,," the sensational dispatches from
r,FpoTu correspondents to the contrary
.,,,ithsLsnding.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-27

Tux Cleveland boom appears to be
,,nriup the wrong way. 1t is now CON
SIs,sd tha. his chances for securing the
Nav York delegation are very slim, while
,bo,s in a position to know ssy that the
,.Dowerful Standard OIL crowd Is against
bim in Ohio. In Indiana the Presidents
,,,p Is looked upon as hopeless. And 80
4 coss, Mr.. Cleveland will regret putting
ri. finger in the Pennsylvania pie. The
,sDtinent for Governor Hill grows wher'
aver Mr.. Randall has frisnds.
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Suffering OF tho People In MlnnOsotA'G
snoWbound Towns.
ST. PAUL, Jan. 26.-The people ol
Beardsley, Mimi, small town 10 Omileu
west of St. Paul, are getting desperate. On
Tuesday number Of farmers drove into
that place alter fuel, tore down the rail.
road company's snow fences and hauled
away several loads.
Henry Stonebreaker, who haa arrived
here from Beardsley, tells q narrowing
tale Of the suferings Of his neighbors. HC
says: "since ChdgtmRa We have not seer
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A Preston COUNTY Fnrmsr KllIsd.

plltIFl7 tgE7ER'7V71 70 W 4l1VEFtt3gIl1EI'
RowIEsBuRe, W. VA, Jan. 26.-Dennis
NJ. Stewart, q farmer residing near Roda'
mer's, was struck by a helper engine on
Cranberry grade yesterday about noon,
receiving injuries from which he died in
short time. Stewart was on his way to
AmbleIsburg and was waving to train
men on the esstbound train when hit.
He'wSs about forty.hve years Of age and
leaves considerable OF q family. But
short time ago he was rendered homeless
by bis dwelling and It's entire contents
being consumed by FIRE.
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The Storm at Now York.

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-From Throgg's
Neck to Sands Point, Long Island Sound
is tightly packed with ice and vessels are
unable to get through. Tugs tried to break
way but found the attempt useless. In
coming eteamers are much behind time.
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,rhs Dsfunot Wisoop.In Bank,

PoRT WASHINGTON, Wis, Jan. 26.-The
statement Of the receiver of tho broken
ozankee County Bank, shows its assets to
be Sl34. .6s2 T liabilities are $40, AIS,
OF these $l13,62S are certificates OF de-
posit. William Ahlhaussr, county treas.
urer, 10 caught for SO. .9IS.
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Chs GtteLtigetrrer
es.,, Nos. 1S and 81 Fourteenth street.

r,--s1TpIyo that can be is being done
~ administration to hold West Vir'
~ w :, line. Judge Hoge's appointment
't,sd FI ,s az the latest instance. It Is not
~. ,bst the appointment harmoniEed
y, ,t"I Lucas and his friends. Quite the con-
NJ. y, D. =. tbe case, in fact, Besides, there's
y. ~, ,,,is Mr.. President there's the tariff.
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MARQUETTE, Jan. 26-The Democratic
Congressional convention for the Eleventh
district to-day nominated Bartlsy BreeB,
Of Menominee, 40 candidate for the seat Of
late Representative Modatt. Breen ID
also the candidate Of the Labor party.
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CHICAGO, Jan. ga 81. Louis special
says: David Whitmer, the last surviving
witness to the authenticity Of the Book oi
Mormon, died last night at Richmond
Mo. He had been lingering for several
weeks,
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. ga scottdale
special says: The officials OF the Miners
sud.Mine Lsborsrs' Amaigamated iAssocis-
ton have posted notices throughout the
Connellsvills region ordering q .conven-
ton Of coke-workers ct New Haven, Pa,
February /. The call has been issued to
offset the effect OF the circular sent out
by the Knights Of Labor, calling a meet
ing at scottdale on January 2S, to form
trades council. There is a strong rivalry
between the two organizations and bitter
fight will probably be the result.
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cAMERON PosToFFIcE.
Crawford "ExPIainS ThIngS" and May Get
In-sonAtor KSnna'S Flop.

SEAHAoEu "H1plh1nb Aulnkb' Aho AAAS wv
Ex-senator KSnnA's Flop.
Special DiSpGteh to Ns LatGlltOeaoz.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 26.-It is now
believed that the Cameron postoffice fight
hns been virtually settled in favor Of Gam
didate Crawford, whose appointment was
held up on account OF scandal affecting
his moral character, Mr.. Crawford has
been here to explain things and present
his endorsements. The Senators are mum
about the case.
Senator Kenna Is getting reGdy to make
big speech against the Blair educational
bill. He supported the bill in the last
Congress.
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reported q bill to discontinue the coinage
Of the three cent piece. House calendar.
The House then resumed the considerA.
tion Of the bill for the sale Of certain In
dian lands In Kanaas.
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TIE readers Of our publication are re.
quested to use Salvation OIL for any and
all pRins. It Is sure cure and costa only
rs cents.
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A TALE OF MURDER.

L young man was also killed on the
same night, end the aged mother was
beaten nearly to death. The old man
escaped, and carried the news to Pike.
vile. The people armed themselves, and
about thirty men formed party to avsugs
the outrage. They went into Logan
county, and soon after killed two men,
Jim Vance and John Hatfield, connected
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of the People In MInnoSotaS
Snowbound Towns.
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in making 1t out case Of "West Vlrginis
lawlessness," and charging the whole
matter up to the account Of this State. Il
will be observed that the reports Of the
depredstions by both gangs chow that The
crimes have nearly all been committed in
Kentucky. The unenviabls reputation
which West Virginia Is gaining abroad By
the reason of these inaccurate reports
and the gross ignorance OF the geography
Of this State and Kentucky which exists
in the minds OF some editors, is ILLUSTRATED
by the following editorial, clipped from
yesterdays Pittsburgh Times, under the
caption, "West Virginia Barbarians:"
Rock Island daily Argus., 1888-10-19

For after dinner speeches Senator Palmer
has an admirable voice, but it is not that of
a thrush for singing purposes Those of his
close friends VINO have heard some OF his
vocal efforts say that the product is not en-
tirely musical The senator does not hesi-
tate, however. to sing when it is necessary to
revive the dropping spirits of party; and
this is what led to a recent performance in
which operatiC duets were sung by the dis
tinguished soprano, Miss Emma Thursby,
and the distinguished senator, Mr. Palmer
Miss ursby has been here for sosse time,
and her .ocal attainTnents have made her
favorite in senatorial circles. Among her
admirers is Mrs Stockbridge, the wife of the
junior senator from Michigan. The latter's
birthday occurred last week, and the event
was fttingly celebrated by an excursion
down the Potomac on board canal boat,
specially chartered and handsomely decorated
for the occasion Among the guests were
Senator Palmer and Miss Thurshy, and upon
them fell good share of the entertainment.
which kept every one jolly. There was a lull
in the fun, however. when some one invited
Miss Thursby to sing.
| But | haven't my notes, and there's no
piano, and7-
"Oh, never mind the notes" interposed the
senator, ''Tll accompany YOU"
The offer was accepted, and thereupon the
senator launched into Nilsson's favorite en-
| core, Way down upon the Suwanee river y
Miss Thursby was too much overcome to join
at once. The senatorial effort was between
q rumble and buzz, not as loud as an ele-
vated train nor quite as discordant as the file
on a venerable saw. But Mr., Palmer held
the tune till the eHd q the verse. Then Miss
Thursby joined, and her rich soprano foated
through the canal boat cabin and out over
the water, the astringent notes of the ac-
compartment only accenting the sweet notes
of the singer. With the ice broken, the sena.
tor and Miss Thursby responded 10 an encore
with "Those golden slippers am laid away ,
climbing M de golden stairs.n Some Of
the senator's colleagues now suggest that
Palmer has the operatic stage before him il
be tires of the senate Washington Cor
New York Tribune.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1888-10-19
MAY GOD BLESS YOU"
A Boston Paper Hangers Trouble and
How he Got Out of It-Plain
Words from the Sunny South

When we are in trouble we cry for help. When
we are relieved we often forget to he thankful.
But not always. Mr. W. W. Griffin of Trout creek.
St Clair Co. Ala, writes: II had bad attack of
chills and fever: my system was full Of malaria
For two years was scarcely able To work at all
Some times my heart would palpitate for two
hours at time; my legs would get cold to the
knees, and fully expectedtO di'. In September,
1881. bought hottie of Shaker Extract OF Roots
or Seigel's Curative Syrup Of your agent, X. NJ.
Kin and before had taken the fist bottle fit
better, and in short time was able to go to work
May God bless you Tor the good yor have done.'
MIR. VIM. j. Mccain, 80 Randall street, Boston.
writes; six months ago began to throw up my
food after eating thought was going into con
sumption, | soon began 10 have pain in the chest,
stomach and sides | got little sleep and woke all
tired out. once lost five pounds in four days /
began using Shaker Extract OF Roots, or Seigel's
Syrup, and when had finished the sixth bottle
cou!d eat three square meals day, and go tc
sleep the minute struck the bed. l am paper
hanger by trade, and have worked every day since
I took the second bottle, and gained eighteen
pounds. ought to be thankful and am"
This remedy opens all the natu al passages o
the body, expes the poison from the blood and en-
abes nature to rebuild what disease has de-
| stroyed
shsksr Extract of Roots. or Seigel's Syrup, il
sold by all druggists send to the proprietor, A
j. White, 81 Warren street. New York.